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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
oqaraoiiets Bin og grp6
Stprter % / Gin og 8so4.

8e to genner Tfiftebe mango 9o6e
Orb meb 6inanben. Saa bah btn
Snge ON, at 6arms oilbe l9ie BET
17be aopitsl at 5obdnnes @pangelium
bsit for ham. 5a bet bar ifet, BAD
ran Grandchildren fnaIe foron I'm
Seng, lagbe berpaa fin rDitenbe 6danb
paa ben unge qiges 6opeb og BIZ
iignebe benbe / ben ~treenige Subs
4abn, efter at bun bdpbe lopet BAN ct
bliot i'm 5reIier tro inbtil Deben.
Soa gap ban i'm unge Gen og Bro
Der !6aanoen og BAD BAN enonu en-
Sang bebe meb fig. mob Slutningsn
al gennen a~nfsrte ban Qnuli Oro:
6erren pil og fri mig fra ali Snbt".
oamle, Iom biotil bdpbe ligget
itins, rejite fig MI meb folbebe 69na
esr. og fulbenbte Satningen. ibet ban
meo 6si, far Stemme ub6reh: oog
mig til tit bimmeIfe Rice; BAN
oQre gGre al gpigbeb! Qmen". Ia
Can bdDbe fdgt 4ren. iant ban til
CAGE pad guben % brog fit fbite Sui
meo Smit ON Q9bsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

TT~ DE andre OJ~nesygdomme we'd denne store
GDryAaxclsc, naar f-remragende Ojenleger har
asfget op. Nedcnunder kan lases Uddrag at
N~idnesbyrd at hvilke vi modtager fere daglig.
Mr.. a. o. r. Pennington, Speciel Agent
n ssR xxi BENEFIT Life ms. Co, Kansas City,
NJ a. @ErEve4. "Har brugt AETNA / dere Aar
0w kzz rned CErdc anbefale Diet som Kur for
%5se-. ss1e-. og Halsonder. Helbredede min
Noder for StHr."
Snsar cardweil. Lincoln, Kas.. s. -fyer:
s+Jrg er - Aar. Jeg var saa blind at jeg kun
kuHde kjendc Pcrsoner paa Stemmen. Efter
Brugen az AETNA kan jeg nu trade en- Naal
alden Briiier."
Pastor w. &. Goodwin, Moline, Kas., skri-
yer. shIsn apriEtige Mening ON AETNA er,
zf det en- ef dis mnrkeligste Opfindelser
xr1T I'D ben kurerede mine Djne og min HUI
as y Far Asthma
tzaasfreder at andre Attester kan sendes
NAga A~pusodning. AETNA er udelukkende
@n MISUNDERSTANDING og anvendes af Patti
scnteu sely, OK sendes paa Prove portofrit,
Mt nfa he vii sende Dercs Nayn og Adresse til
rceox kaork and London Electric Association,
MlTsx1~ 15A D., 2 Walnut ST.. Kansas City
M@. I'll ESr modtage aldeles frit en- verdifuld
Bog. kauxaNxsz3r Wilson's Treaties on the Eye
szu6 ON N9Sease In General
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
9en Arnen
SrRf ira 2uobig 6arms Gin.
ester u. 6. g. @roOezR asmusfen.)
6apms Do BEN itbfte
8u9en4agen4.

UT De ger1oner, ION 6arms / Den
6ib, ban par 6uslarer / 2iinebur8,
traaote / Sdmfuno meb. par Der ingen,
bpis Minbe ban enere ben beaere oooz
leoe BED, enb ben iibfte gugenba8en".
Oq od 5orboloet. ION uboifleoe iig
menem be to. / Here Maaoer er be-
tegnenbe for 6arms. fan bet not
fortene en- glabs ! en- 9eonetste9nirg
at BAN.
paa 9anoet tat peb 2iineburg Il
Deoe ben Sang en- 2gtling al Den CANT
le pommerfe Slagt gugen6agen, Der
10 0onge bar ipiust en- ~betpbe.ig
Role / 8anmarfs 6iitprie, ferit /
Meibbe.aloercn peb Ribber 9iels BUG
&c paa 6alo. ienere / HefOrmationsz
then oeb 9ut6ers Ben, Soban Blu
qen6aeen. 8enne g~ugenbagen mente
felp, at ban par ben eneite. fom bar
9edbnet; ban BAR Dog life en- gIimrens
be RiDoer eaer I4rb 5beolog, men
herte til Smdafaarsfolfet eiebe ct
lille ~Qanoboeliteb, fom ban bprteoe
peb 6ialp af ct Bar Stuoe. 9an
bapoe gaaet meget i9ennem, baobe
miftet I'm t6uitru. i'm Ssn og Spigsr@
batter % itoo MI enc / gerben; tun
en- Spnnebatter, en- ung gige. baboe
ban tilbdge; bun bolot 6us for BAN
% eit BAN til 6aanoe peb agerz
bruget.
g~usenbdgen par paa ben 5io ndoet
Stgbets 4ur; ban baobe altio fgtt
ct Ffifteli9t og erbart Gin, git re9elz
m4sfig til airfe og til Differs, fremz
Iagbe oaglig i'm Morgenbpn pg i'm
Mrtenben; nogen bDbere 6oritaaeIie
og ItOenbe 5ilegneIfe at a%riitenooms
mn bar ban berimob life tommen til;
men pa ftete noget tort og unberligt
meb ben eamle Nlanb.
gn S6noag BAR ban I airte. Bra
item Cite 9arms) bolOt en- qreOiten
or 8snnen. 5 ben fagOe ban, al
be FIefte 5olf bilote fig inO, at be funoe
bebe. men bet par ioel 9egn og Snoz
biI0ning. fun De fnrreIte Soft tunoe
bebe. og be 9dpbe fun l9rt bet meo
fur Wgje; ban troebe life, at noget
Waenneffe funbe BET, iom life 6apbe
feIt fig ieIo at b9re rigtig / 9i1bss
lens &lser; men ben, Tom Tom | sirz
telig Spnoenpb og faa 5elbebe aabent,
roebte i'm leb iaa lange, inbtil
6eiOeDe ilugte BAN. e1er SeTus freIz
sfe BAN, ligefom ben, Der Iaa / gans
let oe oper bois t6obeo gglgerne fog
ben. Itreg iaa Iange, til Qdnben Zap
fra ban, eaer inbtil nogen 6erte Raaz
bet og tom BAN til 6i9lp4. praz
fien tilFsieos, at ondar man iad peo
fifter 5glelie af SDnbernes 5orlabels
fe Dar biz pda at oere o~irtefig frelft
of SeFus fra pirtelig gpb. ba 6aoOe
man en- leOenoe 5relier og 6a tom
man til at beoe og larte altio 1t
bebe bebre". 0bermere iagOe pras
ften: at ligefom man fenbte en-
5uel pad, at ben tunbe Fpbe, faas
lebes tenbte mar en- 3riiten pdd, at
ban fnnbe bebe". 9enne gr1bifen
ffaHt os6t / bsn gdrilt Mdrbs 5iers
ae, bfr FdlOt ligefom Sfel fra hans
DJm. 6ibtil baDbe ban gaaet og
galbt for en- arifen, men M faa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Dr. MiIe's Anti. Pain Pills.

u barfsst. ETTrrt - poaIibsllat asibbeI fDr isa TIN
zsrsss psps6pins, apeimsrter. RabepiHt. 5~surnIeia
RerpsHift, Jrritabtlltet. SgpuIgsheb. Sist. 5eiaiiea.
9nbebolbsr hoerfen cpium s1er u1orfin os ~sftsrIaoer
=ssa ssllz1s gf.ervirsainssr. IS 3Ofs Is gents. paa
apotef.r ener fenbes at
Dr.. AIle's Medical Co.. Elkhardt. Indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
U10ore

Cant sIr prpei tefbreber lite. ebts bet eiorbe,
psibe fta Bsru babe 6engen. Der etDes en- ~foniitus
lionel anrfaa herfor, % isg jfal jenbf cher en- aDiss
ming paa en- tnfeI 5iemme6s1anbIing. Tom beibrebebe
NIT Barn % maI9e aaDres.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

1ingen af disse er opium
def, hvorved allie smer-
tefulde og barbariske
Methoder err afiagte. In
gen Resiko eller Ekspe-
rimentering, da Tusin-
der er blevne helbredede
for Biindhed, svage or
ne, Star, sand / Dine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
T'bag egiver Svnet.
BfiiIer Ct tiIbagelagt Standpunkt.
s.Artina," en- storartet Opfindelse, der helbre.
der ale Ole os 6rsnsysdomms udsn
Operation sller Mediciner

Dcr rr ingen Meteorological for at skjere.
Mosza1ere eiier BRUCE Mediciner for noget Slags
A3serex sd on. fhi ct nYt system for Behand-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18
Girl Gets A Bonus For Marrying
Dakotan.

Henry Joss, Il well known
young farmer III this vicinity, is
in Wisconsin, where it is said he
will marry 8 young lady OF that
state.
About four months ago young
Joss was visited by his father, a
well--to--do New York farmer.
The old gentleman was not very
favorably impressed with the idea
OF his son living single and offered
$500 and considerable livestock
to the young lady who would
become his wife. The offer was
published at the time and was
read by a Wisconsin girl, who
opened correspondence and later
accepted the offer. The marriage
this week, it is said, will be the
happy climax.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18
1t Paws ANYWAY.

A minister down in Missouri
found his people too poor to
purchase hymn books, says an
exchange, and being. offered are
same book free by Is patent
medicine house, providing they
be allowed to insert their adj
vertisement, ordered three dozen
for his congregation. He was
elated upon receiving them to
find no ad in same. The next
Sunday morning he distributed
the books, telling the good people
Of their fortune, and requesting
that they sing hymn 100. His
chagrin may be imagined when
they sang as follows:
"Hark the heavenly angels sing,
Johnson's pills are Just the
thing: And angles Voices meek
and mild,
Two for man and one for child. "
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18
A Saving Disposition.

Waverly claims to have the
stingiest man on earth, basing
the claim on the following facts:
He got married to a home girl
to save expense, walked around
the court house square for a
wedding tour, bought her a
nickle's worth OF candy for a
wedding present and then sugges-
ted that they save the candy for
the children. Allison Ia.
Tribune.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18

Jones Doesn't Get His Big Fee.
The supreme counrt has affirm
ed the decision of the lower court
in the McHenry County case Of
Robert A. Fox against A. II.
Jones.
The opinion is written by S. l..
Glaspell, late Judge Of the Fifth
district. who set in the case in
place OF the late Justice John NJ.
Cochrane, who was disqualified
from the fact that he had been
interested as an attorney in the
case upon it's trial in the district
court before Judge Palda.
Mr.. Fox, a prominent cattle
and stock man of Towner,
brought the action to restrain
further proceedings under a
contract made by the county
commissioners of McHenry
County with A. II. Jones, where
by he was authorized to collect
a certain Judgment for $4,000
in favor Of said county and
against the First National Bank
of Minot and sixteen Others as
sureties upon a bond given to
enable the bank to be Il county
depository.
After the Judgment was docket
ed and the time for appeal had
expired the county commission
ers gave 4. Fl. Jones authority
to collect the Judgment on the
condition that he should turn
over to the county the first 81,
900 collected and save thecounty
harmless from all costs and
expenses OF every character. All
money collected over that
amount should be compensation
for Mr.. Jones.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18
Just received one lot Of 15O|

Just received one lot of $50
garments, of Ladies and Misses
Jackets made by a well known
firm in the east. All Of this sea-
sons make and up-to-date styles
at half of their original values.
s25 values at $12.50: $40 values
at $40; SIS values at $3.50;
$40 values at So. \ visit to our
store will convince you OF the
truth OF this statement. The
New Store Ninot, N. d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18

MeGee X Greene the well known
lawyers have formed a partner
ship. with Offices in the Lee block.
This makes a very strong
combination. Mr.. McGee is
states attorney.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18
Mcf1enry Charged With Rob-
bery.

Jack McHenry, q former en-
ploye in Tompkins' restaurant
in this city, and McCann, recent
~ from Williston, are charged
are charged with holding up Otto
Larson a farmer south of Gran
vile in the Granville Cafe We'd
nesday night and relieved OF his
pocketbook containing $3.50.
McHenry is under arrest but Nc
Cam escaped. McHenry claims
i4 was all a Joke on his part but
there are some in Granville who
do not believe this. Larson came
in from the country that day in
tending to take the train east
that night. He had a roll OF
bills and during the day looked
at the bottom OF the bottle to
frequently through the neck, con-
sequently he became very drunk.
About midnight the two men
accused of the crime arrested
Larson, McCann placing a star
on his coat and pretending that
he was the village marshall.
Larson was taken into the Cafe
where he was relieved Of his mon
ey. Geo. Hart and w. II. Nelson
saw the proceedings thru a win
dow and notified Marshall Chas.
Beardsley who arrested McHenry,
but McCann escaped thru the
back doorand hasnot been found.
McHenry was released on a cash
deposit in the hands Of the
marshal and that day accom-
panied the marshall to Minot in
the hopes Of locating McCann.
The people Of Granville did not
like the actions of the village
marshal and sent for the sheriff
OF McHenry county who went up
on the same train and arrested
McHenry.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18

Inc greatest system renovator. Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys
liver and stomach. If HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea fails to cure get your
money back. That's fair. IS cents.
Lea or Tablets. a. S. Blakey.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18

LoT For SALE-A very desir-
able residence lot in the southern
part OF the city. Not on the
hill. See J. L. Fahex. 12-7-tf.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18

Two for man and one forchild.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Domestic Rugs at Low Prices

reduced prices continue Friday Saturday. special prices
which slightly sod others patterns
qualities good y
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

Miss Edith Rosing entertained twen-
ty.four girls at ribbon party last
evening. at her home on James avenue
n, in honor of her sister, Miss Ebba
Louise sRosing, a bride Of the month.
The evening was spent in embroider-
ing ribbons with the names of the
guests and, the ribbons viii 9be made
into a souvenir pillow by the bride.
4 The rooms were gay with pink bios
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

SONS, ferns and foliage. and pink,
roses also adorned the supper table. The 4
place cards bore tiny pictures of the
BRIDE and at her place was an album
containing photo ogfaphs of the guests.
The senior class Of Graham Hall will
rooms .tomorrow and it will be followed
by theater party at the Orpheum.
Mrs. Linda Prussing Azemar will
.chaperone the eight girls.
The wedding Of Miss Myrtle p. Now
ry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w Now
ry, of 1857 Thirteenth avenue SE, to
j. r. Golden Of Des Moinss, Iowa, will
parents next Thursday, at high noon.
A group of twenty young men gave
dancing party Tuesday evening in Mrs!
Mobiles. hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc.
An informal program of dances was
followed by supper. Ralph Boardman
charge as Of the arrangements en- H..ge The hosts is
plan to give a similar affair once a
month thru the winter.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Carl
son and Samuel j. White was quietly
solemnized last. evening at the home
cf L. D. Seward, 3303 Park avenue.
Rev. G.. L. Morrill, officlated in the
presence Of theimmediate friends. The
attendants we're Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j.
johnson After thea ceremony a we'd
ding supper was serve d.s
The ballroom of Masonic Temple pre-
sented a. brilliant appearance last eve
! ming upon the occasions of the fourth
annual ball given by the Minneapolis
postoffce clerks. Yellow and white
+! bunting formed q gay .drapery for the
| walls, and palms screened. the orches-
!, ira. A unique effect was obtained by
| the use of a calcium light, which threw
/! Kaleidoscope eolors upon the dancers.
! Among the 400 guests were a number
who came from St. Paul in a. chartered
! car. Thes committee on arrangements
included M. J. Harkin, Irving Booth
and George W. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sweeney entertained ed
a group of friends at cards Thursday
evening at their home on Fifth street
NE. - ~
Mrs. Eugene Larpenteur of 1921 Gin.
ton avenue entertained informally yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. G.. M
Kennedy. who will leave next week fol
Aurora, Ell. The guests were fifteen
women of the immediate neighborhood
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
with cards and music, Master Francis
Pauly contributing several selections or
the violin. In behalf of the guests
Mrs. Largenteur presented Mrs. Ken
nedy with handpainted china plate.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

For Men Only-And women too, who
wish to save 10 per cent by having
their fur garments made by Schlampp &
Reinecke; 25 years experience. oil
Twentieth avenue N. .s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

The Misses Gertrude and Sarah Rie
beth will entertain at kitchen show
er for Miss Ebba Rosing, tomorrow
evening, at their home on Morgan ave
nue..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

The Odin club will give a social
wednesday evening in the club. rooms
Cards, billiards and dancing will be the
| features Of the evening" fhe. formal
Thanksgiving party Of the club will be
given Wednesday evening, Nov: 20, ano
It will be made the crowning event q
| the season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

Miss Marion Nc cCullough gave pref
tily appointed luncheon this afternoon y?
at her home on Bryant avenue s., IN
honor Of Miss Aimee .Laramee, a bride
Of the month. Gold and green made an
effective scheme OF decoration TOT tne
I with a basket Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS mum and foliage. and yellow taper;
! Illuminated the room. Covers were laid
! for twelve. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

Mr. and Mrs. j. Sweeney entertained
group of friends at cards Thursday
evening at their home on Fifth street
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

Mrs. Dayton G. Williams gave q sec
ond- card party this afternoon at her
home on Knox avenue S. Mmess T; +.
Jarvis, Henry knight and Waiter Bad. t.ot
ger were the assisting women. q bout
| hand euchre was played. =. f..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

The wedding Of Miss Myrtle r. Now
ry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Now
ry. of 1857 Thirteenth avenue Sc, to
j. r. Golden of Des Moines, Iowa, will
take place at the home of the bride IS
parents next Thursday, at high noon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
COlOred Dress Goods. QS0

to- ~ %~ -
Wool goods all this seasons styles mostly imported good for school
OF
Frenchv
value
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
Ira a Ia cdrce|
El guardia Limo RAMIREZ es
expulsadoSlel cuerpo por
mala conducta.
TRISTES EXPERI IENCIAS
Los jefes del Institute deben
proceder a una Immediate
selection,

! Utimamente fu6 expulsado del
caerpo della policia insular, ,el guardia
Limo Ramirez, por acussrsele de faltas
de suma gravedsd,
Ante a Corte Municipal dc San
Juan, el cabo Onyieri presents de.
nuncias contra dicho guardia, Las
cuales sc vleron aver en- julcio pdbli.
CO, condenandosels sufrir la pena
de tres meses por el dellto de abuse
de con6ar2a.
Todos e,tos h.chos son una co.
rroboraci6n eXacts de cuanto mani.
ttsIaramos o1ras yeces, en- nuestras
camQaias cortra la po.icia insular,
Seguros estamos de que no ser6
este el ullco guardia que con tan boz
chornos2s notas salga del cuerpo, V
4 quien la ley OBJ iga a iogrssar en-
una carcel.
En ell institute de policia 81 bien
es cierto qua eXisten elementos valio-
sisimos cuyss funciones policiacss
saten eiercerlas con honra y provecho
para su pals, hay en- cambio, otros,
que social y poIftcanente, son una
E6mora ca ell cuerpo que no debieron
ir nunca,
neehos desdorosos como ell de RAJ
mlrez, deben dar una trists exoerIeu.
cia a los j9tes de la institution ha-
cerles comprender cuanta raz6n tene-
mos al Pc iir una selection cuid adosa
efcaz del personal, y la necesidsd
de q voxan fuera todos los elemep.
los mal sa1os, sin atender nj 4 sus
eategOrl~s III las inllaencias oue
puedan tensr dentro fu3ra del cuer.
po.
Ei la iaioa manera de que el lns.
'ituto respords / sus altos lines.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

"Probt varios t6nicos, pero no note
gran mejorfa, hasta que empec6 tomar
la Peruna. La cura fue paulatina, pero
mejoraba, y con gusto continue usan-
dola.
"Al fin de dos meses habta rocuper0do
mi salud, y me sentia Y cst.ha mucho
mejor que 10 que habia cstado por
muchos amos. Su romedio os di@no de
una recommendation, y con gran placer
doy la mia. frank Williams.
81 no obtiene resultado satisIGctorjo
de Ia Peruna, escriba inmediatamentc
al Doctor Hartman, dandolo TIN detalie
de SUI enfermedad, y con placer le dard
gratis su valioso consejo.
Dirijase al DR.. Hartman, Presidente
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus,Oh
! L. Y. de a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
OeSde San German
Tn Joven guarda agujas AFRO
llado por el tren de la
Inca del Oeste
MUERTE TRISTE
Un professor americana trata
en- malas formas a una
alumna de su escuela

Aayo layer jueves fu6 condu,
cldo 4 eAta ciudad el joyen Fernando
Nd1ez, gaarda-ogujas de la egtsci6r
de Laias, que tuvo la desgracia de SCI
arrollado por un tren de los que con.
Queen cana para la &Gu1nica Contra.
le,S dessrozlndole ambas piernas.
81 hecho ocurri6 en- las primeras
horas de a nocha, mientras el tren ha.
cfa las mani0bras del desyfo.
Eu q eala de socorro Sc practic6
Ia primera cQra por los doetores L6,
PEI Al aticio, Contristaba eli amino
cir los ayes quo larzabs el joven al
no pcder reslssir ell dolor cruelisimo
Sus heIi1as.
I.tn m4d Q de ese suffer- t.emendo,
srayeudo a su mam1ria Ell recuerdo de
"a madre entrego su aims al Todopo.
deroso.
ALI yimos su aGlgida familia v
q muchoa amig, derramar abundau-
t-s lagrimas aute ell cuadro conmoye.
cor que presentaba el cuerpo de N Nifez.
Era VI l)ven laborioso, muy QUE
rido de tooos. Por ESQ su tragico fin
40 solamante lleva Ell luto al seno de
~ fsm.'ta, gus le llora $40 consuelo
i quo tamolea al cJraz5a de sus mu.
clos amigos,
-Personas Iuc nos mereeen ente.
10 cfeilto nos l4tvrmau que aver un
pfetsaor aherlcano, ds apellldo Van
DIX, trat0 60 malas formas en- su es-
cdela, d ia nt1a Maria Barea, Y one
:ta supo contestar al ultraje con Ell
Na.or y Ell clvlsmo que debe ser ca.
facIerlstico en- las buenas putr.orrt-
qOenas.
Con tai motive Ii Ibo Ia coe s.gulen.
~ protesta entte los nldJs do las es.
edelgs
Nos eut-raremos ben de 10 suce.
dldo y q 81 tempo h.oiafem1s cla,o
olto sobre los aousos u este Muster.
Nos dicen que no g Ia brlmera vez
que esto sueeds.
toEdIESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

El nresupuesto ordlnar,o NUM-
cigal, tornado nara reglr en- ell DO
fsoai eatraato do 1905 a 1906, spro-
had) por oil Ayuntami nto, queda cx-
exone'so ii p6>Iico en- esta Casa
Consistorial por el t6rmino de dlez
dias c)ltaodo desds la f4cha.-- Lo
que SO hace pdblico para general
conoclmiento en- observancia de 10
prevenido ca a session S. de Ia <Ley
Municipaio Rio PiedrAs, P. II Ma.
yo Is de 1895 -Juat Caloc4, Alca!de
MunjciHal, So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
-t,QuG principal?

-GQuc prlnclpal?
NO es usted pasante de NJ. Re-
douillard?- dijo e cura, hacienda un
esfuerzo para desasirse,
-Es indtil toia tentativa de fuga.
-, ,Su6lteme usted,.,...,
Acto continue el desconocido en-
puj6 al padre Coquet hacia IN coche
y le oblig6 a subir d 6l.
---;Socorro"- -grit6 el cura, ere
yendo que era victima lie un horrible
atentado.
El coch9 emprendi6 la marcha, y
ell secuestrador, que estaba sentado al
lado del sacerdote, dijo 4 este con
en6rgico acento:
-Si no Sc Gala usted, le pongo in.
!mediatamente unaS eSposas.
O. mi?
--Si, senior 6No es usted oil pa
Ire Ccquett
-Si; 6Y usted q len e,?
S yum Gg4ute del +, lie policla
VI, dc Sartine.
--,Ciolo s=ato, 6Y a d6ude me
I,eva pzted?
- a casa del f., con arreglo &
sus 6rdenes terminates,
-6Y M, do Sartine ha ordenadc
s. III detenci6n?
Isl sen n. Me ha hablado deI
padre Coquet y ms h1 dicho que nece
sltaba tanarle Gu SD poder mafanq
mism0. H. rec rrido todaa las pa
ilrCqnias y sodas las p0sadas, sin re.
su'tado alRuno. Por fin SO me ocu.
rri6 la i lea do ir 4 los despach1s de
las di iEar cias y de- hgcerme ensef II
/ las list2s de los viajeros. Va So ha
pescsdo q ust9dl y estoy reauelto q nc
soltsrle hasta habsrle llevado IL
preseHGia &c NJ de S&rtine
El pobra hombre eroy6 que iba {
psrder "a raz6l.
GPor qr6 SO le habia detenido'
% daljs1 hHbia perpersdo? En- va
ne hacia in escrupuloso exSmen d,
concienGia' ssryia fieimente q Dlos ,
al rey, reapetaba d sus superiores
socor1ia a los nec5sitados y era In
capaz de hscer dsno nadle.
Al cabo de IN buen ratio lego 9
coche la casa del jefa de policfa.
Dejando custodiado al sacerdot
baio Is vigllanoia de dos subalternos
eatr6 el agants en las habitaclones d.
NJ de SariIae, al sual le dijo;
--Ya esta en mis- manos 81 padr,
C1quet
i Perfectamente -contsst6 el iefe
ocupado en hablar con varios amigos
Eacl6rree usted en- mi ues spachr. All
ITEMS usted las laves, que me devolve
ra inmediatamente,
La orden tu6 eje,utada en- el act(
y M. de SartIne, que comia fuera d.
casa, subi6 d su carruaje y SO alei6