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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

RAILROAD
neans a Better and Greater MorRa nG eld ar d
the Development OF the Vast Coal
Fields of Union County.
NlRlON SHOULD PROFIT BY THE EXAMPLE

garfield Ia the common point class
when the matter; OF rates was being
liked, and that this meant we would
get lower aud better rates on all
classes Of freight; the construction
~ the road would Ia all probability
be carried on from this point, which
meant that more money than that
subscribed would 70 into the chan.
nels Of business OF this city. Itwas
also stated By the gentlemen who
proposed to build the road that the
earning capacity Of the road was
always tho consideration Of primary
Importance aud that this road would
run through Que Of the richest coal
he!ds Ia Kentucky, whichi made IL
especially desirable. Gao coa.imlna.
u was -hosn. will produce more
freight tLan all ~ the agricultural
section through which the.road will
run.
Alter a great deal Of discussion a
committee vas appointed 90 .cohfer
with the representatives of the Chi.
eago Construction Company la re-
gard 20 some changes 10 the con.
tract u was desired 10 make. This
committee was composed Of J. r.
Taylor, John NJ. Grove. Lucien
Dfury, r. VI. Young aud l.. q. Flour.
uoy.
The meeting then adjourned. aud
the committee anJ representatives
.oi the ChigAgo Construction con-
pany vent 10 the Capita. Hotel. in
the patlors of which the desired
changes we're discussed.
The most important change. OF
rather addition % the contract, De.
sired, Vas that relating % the time
when work on the ROAD should be-
gin aud when Il should be- nnishei.
After discussing this matter thor.
oughly u was agreed that work on
the road, should BE- commenced
within six months from accsptAn e
of the proposition and 10 be finished
within two years from the time its
construction begins.
This does not mean that the work
will not BE- started before that time
nor ,ha, the road will not BE- auished
in less time than two years, but that
u must b. started and anisbsd iu
that time.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

We are slill In business. W
wete no, In The Gre and our goods
were no, damaged.
Denman 4 Love.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
pANAuKn nN nrAvN rnn.r.

Maytield, Ky, April iT.-Mueh
damage was done to crops, garden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
8peiielbafter erfUIs.

Dame (5u eiuem 5ranS6iii9s 2ebrer,
ben iie en9usiren mill .@eben sic oeun
IOnit in uoelisen '6aulern Shnoeu?"
9ebrer: % aeluis. 9ndOige 5rou, -
ben ilmsen 0errH Baron 5nlteubein III.
terridte i'd lett iteben Sabrea i'm
5raH56iii6eHl"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
CaTta de VI mOSqul-
TO DOL maDglaT al OtIela 90
Sanldad, do San Juan.

Noor;do oompstriots: En- nOmbre
de TOds 10 fAmilia DC 9ai0teTos 4A9e "
vimus en- estes pGLetUVsos. q9e ClTCUn
vaIan In pinlOreSCa Clpoao 0e 0Au = u;u.
60 damOa las mas expEeslVRs 9EASSA z
-" A rMoo,onitnS ~ de Ice alRlbaB de h Capl-
tai. =, ! INN
han ~ an AN Ins z1pusnea q bujsrdRs son lOs
CSn.SnteS C~n n de a mayor parte de las en-
fermedAdes que I Il gen a 10. usI ~. 9
peirGO: NoROSrOS, aOS mosqnlt0s ae =
ESosGa . mar lnres, somos unoa seTea
;HSosttas. "a yardad que zumbAmOss
sa;oSnooS chnnAunoe. g infeCtann0B 8 ve'
HaS IOS veOInop: pero, nunCa con ma
ID intenci6D; nos hemos 9hsEIO@ ~. @ne11VS ~ !
& tempo y prOCede em9s oe Oost1 ~. J''SS ~.
para Otr0s hnea. I'm oatlpAos 80 ~ l
nouuuit5s de Rlglbe e9Sau esR Alos.S kas.se
dos NO Quieren &ceptaE aOs llles'N~ I
RmeEiCAnGs.
DurO con eIloG, pueS. NO A0lAtle1,
"A hACeB bien en- 0rdenar % cay ~ ~
totSl de lOs y glbes. sino que deDes -; y
vcCner nue las grandes CisteFna1 DEL q
San del MOrrO , San CFlatooAa se elt
%"@n con arena y 4ahprra; que ss sr
Srinoan IOs balconies y techon DC azt
80. n DANA 7AnduDguera' log caEte
"a dog ruedas. lAs yuntas de oueyel
n SismbEa de batAtAS y PlatAnOa' = q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
Session de Ia Junta To-
cal de Sa 1idad.
0rranIsmOs que ostSa on deS-
aGuOFdO SObr0 aI pa rtlGuIdF.

Aver & las 3 p. m. Celebr6 "a se9lon
ordinaria 10 Junta LOcaI de Ssnldao'
Entire otroS asuntos 81 Ohclal DE %.
nidod di6 cuents con la circular del
:Tefe de Ia J Junta Superior de Sbnidad,
en- IL que en- Sd apertado octaVo' dls'
pone que no Sc puedan BacEihcar cer'
dos dursnte los meseS 10 Mayo NO.
viembre.
Durante Ia discussion de este aGunto
en- In que tomaron parte todoa los
miembrcs de lG JuntR que eat4 com.
puesta de los sefiorea Angel KlVero
MSodeZ y Ramon Fa!cSD, presididOs
nor av DE. Come B riodo. se trat6 de
1ua Il Junta SUPERIOR de Sanidad. tie
IS Hnt0rid0d para reQlamentsr l8 ma
sans az 0anado, con arregIo 6 IL ley:
nero no pSra deiSr en- suspense la mig'
me Dor an pelfodO de tempo. ecordAn'
do sutOrizar aI CficiAl de Sanidad para
HUe dispOnpa ge sigan CumpliendO lOs
pPeceptos de Ia ley de mRtRrzS. que
sutoriza 6sta todo eI fi9 y que Se cum
1Isn eatrictamente todOa Ioa demkl
Snarea5os de IR circular de References
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t.De ,.gestro o07ssponsoI

80
Agosto Is. En ls tarde de- hoy
90 espeTadO ell senor La presa 81
cual dara function ell sabaaO do
mingO en- nuestrO teatro. Dada Ia
justa fama de- que viene preceaiao
ell habil artista, fel imitadoF de-
Fregoli, har8 que en- ambas fuE-
clones tenga un extFaOrdinario lle-
no. AL teatrO pues q aplauaiF q
este genial artista.
-DuFante la pF6xima semana Sc
anupcia la carne a los siguientes
precios: Domingo. vaca y novillo,
4 diez centavos libra; lunes novillo
Y noYilla q diez centavos; maFtes y
mi6 COLES yaca y novillo as u 8
centavos; jueves. viernes y sabado
noYillo y novilla & 10 centavos IL
bra
La Junta Superior de Sanidad
ha prohibi4o la matanza de cerdcs
desde el 10. de- Mayo al 10. de No
viembre.
Sc ha constituiao on esta To-
calidad Ell Partido obrero y ,desig-
nado IN Comit8 provisional:
I'm hotel SO esta trasladando 4
Ia hermosa casa tituada en- la plaza
prOpiela del senior Leaesma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
Una eaTta d uliratunba,
Luis XVI a Nicolas H.
CTraducida del qze,aan !,

En- San PeteTsburgo, Moscow,
Varsovia y otras princiPales ciudades
de Rusis, los opOsicio ionistas han he
cho circular con profusion Ia 81
guiente carta:
"a su Majestad el Car de todas
las Rusias.
aQuerido hermano: Yeo la situa-
ci6n en- que te encuentras. y como
puedo asegurar que es lir6ntica d
ia Que pasaba en- Francia hace
precisamente l2l afios, me he deci-
dido q darte algunos cousejos:
GNo procures de nipguna manera
huiF q PeterCf 6a GusTchins; pqr-
que 81 Sc hace necesario, De cuales-
quiera de esos lugares fe sacaTan
como q mi me sacaron de Versailles
La prisi6n de Petropavlosck me
trae 4 Ia mente 4 mi Ia Bastilla,
y me parece que veO va reVentaF
los muros. . :
&Dios, en- que 20 crela quiza mas
que til, queFido heFmano, es una
personalidad que en- semejantes cir
cunstaucias abandona q unO. No
hay que fiaEse en- 81.
xEn ninguna parte estaras mas
SECURE que en- Toxic: todos los ru-
sos iuntos nunca to Podrfan sacaE
de ALI.
ala critica situaci6n porque atra-
viesas. pueae ocasionaFte algunos
trastoFnos; no es dif1cil que plerdas
la cabeZa, asl como 20 Ia perez On
la plaza de la Constltuc!on' en- Pa-
Fis; precisamente en- 81 lugaE e.
que hoy Sc encuentra IN opeilSco
Asf es que te escllDo para adrCt
algunos cohseJos que vlenen ee "
hOmbre que ha tenleo experiences
en- estos asuntos. -
| xSin otro particular. tu hermann
que verte aesea. ,,,e vv1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
Crirnen en Carolina
ln hOmbrO h8Tlq0 con arDa 90
fuggO y no oTElbIOmORto maChO,
tOddO.
Sc dice que los m6Yiles del crImen
fueron los celos.

A.las Z de L. n uChe de aver fu6 he
rido de gravedad en- el bSEEl0 de Mar
1fn Gonzalez. al indiViduO Miguel T9n'
2 zGlez e. Negro, quien reCl0l0 Aels ne
Piduu de mAchete dos dc EeVoA"eEs
todSs de grAVedad.
EI SRresOr llamase CaOimiro HERE"
m v fu6 CapturRd0 pOr los pOllel.s
Manuel Guerra y Diego Roman OA''
zAdR. - ID.
El Cuerpo del Sgredido eSta de1tro'
zado. y dos balas ue revolver AlO1aEOn'
sele On 81 pulm6n lzqulerdO.
Gonznlez 90 Cu fiAuU del Sgresor y ae
aooUura que el m6vil del Crimen hR
aidO los celoH. :,
CuandO GoL zGl sz ibR mOntAdo . CA-
balIO para Au ONBaO Herrera se aae9oE
10 aceChAbA en- el CAmlnO' os u0hue 90
"6rTS 0ne ls dispar6 dos tiros y GUAM
do eo16 De- IN CAbal gAdurA fu6 hOrri'
biemente maehGtsadO.
Una ore de GOL EAlez Tie Gompso'
tsmsnte uesUrendida de un mAehetAzo.
q h .lIE el heriaO. & IL h IRA en- Que
saCriblmus estAG llneaS-44 h IL
M "a ConOibe-- -dicen de Carolina
que no murieSe en el SCto' atElOuy On
dose el que no ApCedleEA al SG 80
bustez y vigorosidAds pues la9 neEI0A
Teclbi1ss son cani tOdaB mOEtHle9'
E.ts 0rlnen hs i'm presiOuadO honda
nnente 8 Ia ROCiedad del vsclno y CuGS
pueblo de Carolina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

DucpuMs DE PRORAR todog los eng4io
80 ~ @,r,o aa anuncian as Ouando mo-
y w 1s eoaois RADICAL del Digssti
70 MoiarEieta, Cuya Huper1oHload sSt@ Uni AFSk-
gaImente oonhrmAda.
Curaciones desesperadas en- pefPonas 1len
ConoCidag que 10 tomarOn duFant9 tres no-
Sos SON las que 10 han heCho glofloso. peEo
m golo egtuChe produce mejor afeceo que
- - 80 5oS,1o "a fraaCoa de cualouEer otro re-
@ ,eo,T71s afIenSa de ser sl tniOo yerda-
9.'a ii,R5SatiTo radical del egt6mago del
integtino, sin enga6oga acci6n calm ante. g
DiQostivo PuTifOador de los Rnmensos-
81 debo exigir que ceda hostia tonga gEa'
bado 81 nombFO Digestive MoJarKleta =.
Dep6sitO general de leg laEm9Clas oe Sla1CS 49, ~
RaTabn AlYnazan K3d9l Gu1leG Gt1SGyS ~ ~
"a Puerto -RiOoS dc yene9 e0 tAs
erias dEuropa y AuAFsae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
America eS Ia Terra de las
MuiereS MerViOSas.

La mayorfa de las mujeTes son
nerviosas, porque padecen de eieEtaa
clases de intermediates femeniles.
El mayor obstdcuIo para la mejQFia,
es que no saben que el cataTro es el
origen de sus padecimientos.
Mujeres que duden de sus padect-
mientos, que escri ban al DR.. Hartman,
Presidente del Sanitario Hartman, Coz
lumbus, Ohio f. U. de A. Describals
los sfntomas, edad y previo tratamiento.
A vuelta de correO recibira gratis,
receta instruccioneB para sl trata-
miento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

Sra. L. e. Tyler, Secretaria de la
Sociedad Musical Santa Monica, Santa
Monica, CAL, dice:
"Padecf pOr mas de tres a10s de
.rafarrO sis6emaflcO, COmDIIcadO con de-
RSiTload q inflammation. EstO me causaba
frecHentes dolores de cabeza, histe.
FiSmO insOn1niOS, que NADIA me PudO
8LiViar, haSfa que tome Ia PerHna.
'.Me empece sentir mejor despues de
haber tornado Ell primer frasco, y
mejoraba semana por semana, hasta la
undecima semana, que me sentf en-
Geramente bien. Con placer digo, que
he gozado de buena salud por un afio.
Tengo buen apetito, duermo bien, y no
\ padezco de dolores nj punzadas. ID. e.
Tyler.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
Recnper6 COmpIetamente su
- SaIud.

SaIud.
sta. Edith Reanls, Calle Main No. 727,
Dayton, Ohio, E. U.de A., dice:
1Padecf por varios amos de los
pulmones y padeeimientos femeniles.
GHabfa esfadO bajO Ell frafamieHfO
de un buen n7ediCO, pOr eSpaciO de
nueYe meseS, cHandO sc me recOn1end0
la Perlns. DeSpnes de- haber tornado
doce frascOs de esfa medicinal, ha6ia
recuperadO mi saiHd pOf- complete.
UIIena de eozo recomiendo Ia Peruna
& cualquiera que padezca de la misma
enfermedad." Edith Reams.
No Sc publican testimonies, sin el con-
sentimiento del que 10 eseTibe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
syFRIER0N PgR AMOS Dr. g0MPLlGAG0NEs FEAFNILEs.
Danas Que Deben Ia Pe-rtl-rla La Salud Recuperada.
Leanse Las canas De Dan
Agradecidas, Curadas Con Las
Recetas Gratis Del
DR.. Hartman. n
Miles De Testimonies Recibi-
dos T0dOS Los AnOS.
Una Medicine IDEAL.

CTA. LOUISE MATHER,
- Gale Church, No. 13,
Burlington. VT, Vicepresi-
-denta del Departamento de
Cam bios, dice:
ssSu medicine eS ideal para
Ia nnjer, " Ia n1ejOr cOnOcida
para resfifnir Ia SaIHd y
fuerzaS perdidaS.
"Padecf por Yarios aGos. Me
doIfa la espalda, sentfa agudas
punzadas, y dolores de cabeza
muy a menudo. Con frecuen-
cia despeEtaba con un dolor
= sufrfa por horas antes de
yolver q cerrar los ojos. Las
largas noches, tanto como los
fatigosos dfas, eran terribles
para mi. Consulte dos m6dicos
con esperanzas de obtener
alivio, y viendo que Ia medf-
Gina no parecfa curarme, un
amigo me aconsej6 propara Ia
Peruna.
@Mucho me allegro haber
segnido sus consoles, pues la
Peruna era la medicina que
nece5itaba. Todos los dolores
y punzadas dcsaparecieron en-
.cuatro meses, y me siento
perfectamente bien.
s.AIf n14B aFdiente cOnsei0
para las n1njereS que padecen,
es que prNeben Ia Perunas
DueS eSfOY seguFa de que no
0uedar&n descOnfenfaS. -
Louise MRfheE.
Coca De PerfecEa SaIHd.
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beueso
choVno
ocorhd
adave p
eD
olasd
IROC
Ia
deEsen enaasykp
r
nefr
e Cy ~
- -
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AVlsO al pdbllGO,

Mientras dure Ia fibrica del Ioca
cue ccupaba IL <Csaa de pTestAmosS
d = Jcse b ,zsn, Alien 81. % hs trAsIA-
dado ri no % de la mismH Galle, dOnde
aeguiFS Rus migmoB negcciOB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
No ticias general Ies

COLOCACION.- u ioven que ha
sido aIumno de II High School de B3s-
ton, deaea coIocarne an uns cficinA de
6 ,naercio. No quiere sueIdo hRsta que
no be yea 10 que puede 2RnSr.
Dirigirse 8 p O Box no 283
Quo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

UN PERITO MAQUINISTA Ioge
Micro. orRdundo el uepxrtamenIo de
TecnoIoCfa desea ser empleadC: sueldO
ReQ6 sus aptitudes. DirigirGe Apar-
tedo no 873. 3V-s.
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COLOCACION.-Se dessa col0Gar
& ana aefIora sef1oritR para 81 udAF nj
despRchoy otras atenciones en- nueatr0
estableOiniento de lsbOres. Dsbe DO-
seer eI i1aIes Diriiirse 8 The Porto
Rico Drawn Work 6 Embroidery Co.
FortsIeza 10. San Juan 6v.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

rOomTRERAS. - Sc soIiOitan en-
M 49, no-t1, 2ioo Drawn Work and EN-
bEoideFY CO. 19 For saNn y =
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PORDADos. = Sc d6 srabaiO
& buenas bordadoras enyiknaoles II
ta1S a ouaInuier punto de d Islay
q tonaan tambi6n 8 gueldON trabar
isnd0 en nuestfaR ofiCinas.
lo(
ENCAIES DE HILO.-Se com.
man -. ] anosniier ~ "a hilo. conea6s, d.
SnaIos - a. Il nniama labor be-
chOs 6 man0.
Diriqirse & The Porto RiCo Drawn
Work and Embr0idery Co ~
FortaleGa. San Juan. R.-k
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

Sc VENDE Il caSs r6mero 654 de
Il cGIIe de San. Ssbantisn. l fGrmR-
r6 Luis Coy, San BranciscO 1o3
30V.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

Ia de notaF que las Clnco prImeFaS
DrOnosiciones diaCrepan POGO d 90
compnra CON la Ultima qae ed cercs de
se;e M dollars mas b. que ell pregu'
puesto de SS4 882 90 de admlnlstra'
Ci6n.
mes 60 $34 OBS que se aCefca oestAnso
ol presupueat0 ficial, y extIana que
Dor eli valor de ls & tins, pueds neVaI'
ae & cabo en- buenaB Condlcl0nes una
obra de Ia importancla de eAte.
bFe tOdO el usO, y abuse. del zanCocno
Y zancoC hito.
coIega don Ricorditc, oFdenanoo que
no "a coma chichRrronea, monoopGo,
butifarraa y l0Dganizaso deGae ~
"a Nave hRAta el prlmeF0 de EneEo.
SupYime, querido, Ell que ae CONS
S0usCate poTuue son VentOsoa: gulneol
mSduFos pogque Rfl jan 81 ylentre
ouayabss ' psjuiles poTqpe estrlnens
mppq6s y mameyes poFqua pueden. So
caIeptuFag, p0r ser DE fll1lCN ul&sS
ti6n. Hasta Iuego. =,
-En IN pueblo del Suh de Afcic
Ioa All fbales sa han maEendado uno
doa rnil neQros , b'ane3p siendo q
snfioiepte Ia guArnici6n Rlemana 81
daataeada. Da aegurO que es0s cam
I1sIitnn no toman la fan10aa ceFvez
, SPAbata que produce bpen0s sent
miantos 81 que la bebe. "a. y. q. Osao'
; ron 8 Ca. TRtubn II. y Y enusn'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

trabtjo escribA & A. A. f. ista de CO.
rFeoG. Su capital empIsado no CORE
ell menor TieBR0. Contestaci6n inme-
data. 1Ov. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

-ST DESEA VD. GANAR men.
.ualment8 $3.50 g. mas, empIeAndo
81 .O0O = "a .ucOi6n peraonsl ain gran
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

En- esta.inprenta &c vende pspel de
paFi6siaa visia { 5000 "u'TAaI-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
Subasta para b Car .. .
col q AEGelhO,

Cono estaba anunCisdo hoy & las 10
de lS ms ffsna ss abtieron b los pliegOs
con eI reruItsdo siguiente h:
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Rafael GulIIsrmsty
ABoGADO

Fierce ante IL Corte Federal , TFi.
bunaIes IaIularea. San jose 5, San
Juan. P. R 10 va
The Tupelo journal., 1905-03-03
WANTED SOMETHING SOLID
Was an Island or a Con-
tinent.

Gullins has given up his idea of be.
coming a circumnavigator. He had al.
ways believed that nature intended him
for a bold and daring sailor, relates
London Tit-Bits.
After a days excursion across the
channel without suffering in the least
from the up and down motion, there was
no holding him. When there came the
opportunity of a voyage to New York
his people were just as glad to let him
undertake it as he was to have a chance
of showing his sailor-like qualities. And
this is the result. as faithfully recorded
by a fellow-passenger:
steward" called Gullins, feebly, on
the second day Of the trip.
Eyes, sir" briskly answered that Off
cial. Anything | can bring you, STRIP
Eyes" said Gullins. Bring me-a-
an u~ninhaDited island-or-oh, dear!-
a continent would do. Anything-in
that-line. Only be quick for goodness
sake! You can't? Ooh! Then send
the ship to the bottom-anywhere-any.
thing--so long as it's solid!"
The Tupelo journal., 1905-03-03
LESS LOGGING THIS YEAR.
Work Has Failed Thousands of Men
This Winter Who Were For
merly Busy.

An old-time business, in which thou
sands of men have been accustomed to
rely for winters work, has failed them
to a great extent this winter, says the
Chicago Tribune.
The business is that of logging in
upper Michigan and Wisconsin.
Owing to the lateness of the season
this year, the demand for men fell off
to almost nothing. Heretofore the
wages have run from $26 to $50 a
month and board. Transfers, leaders
and deckers are drawing about five dol
lars above the maximum at which the
men are hired.
Lumbermen notice the absence OF
many familiar faces. The old-time
woodsmen, who used to go to the
woods regularly every winter, are pass
ing away. Most of the men who ap-
piled for work this winter were mex
perienced, and the growing scarcity
has been noticed more and more.
1t is c~ontended that the pineries of
Washington have taken away a large
number of Michigan men. Not long
since a single car had a large party OF
men who were going from the Wolver-
inc woods to the Pacific woodlands. 1t
is claimed that the wages in that sec
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thin that's lying there on tn top av
me disk, wild your name wrote on tn
back av it. Undher no circumstance
will l submit to an interview. In tn
polls business silince is golden. AT
six o'clock this evenin' we ar-r-e goin'
to pull all tn restaurants on tn East
side. Mike may git hungry. You
nivir can till. If that don't work.,
mkt Saturdah al elivin o'clock in tn
mornin' We'll artist ivrybody ridin' on
tn East side sthreet car-r-s. Mike may
git thired walkin'. Anyhow, it's a
crime to git caught ridin' on thin
car-r-s. l raypeat again that there is
nothin' l can say at tn prisint time.
Howivir, l may have a statemint to
make in time for tn early editions ay
tn Afternoon pa-a-pers.'"
""There is nothin' I can say yit,
says tn inspector, whin tn rayporthers
av' tn Evenin' Sunshine call on him.
'Twould be suicidal. This AFTERNOON
we arristed Mikes wife. She con-
fssed that Mike ct breakfast at home
this mornin', and that he afterwards
whit to work. ove to tn rollin' mills,
carryin' a tin dinner buckit. Wild that
rs a clew I do not see how he kin es-
cape us. ALI me min have been in
structed to watch for tin dinner buck
Its, an to artist thin on sight. l
have had a telephone messidge from II
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II Rayfuse to Be Quothed," He Says
CAT tn Same Time We Know Who
Done tn Deed. I Can Reveal
Nothin' Further"

whin Daytective Hayden Topped on his
back, an OBJ a photograph av' tn sus-
pinder button picked up within a mile
av tn scene av tn crime be Daytec-
tive Sergeant Martin.
This mornin',' says tn Hur-r-lld,
inspector Jones hid a long an mys-
ferrous conference wild himsilf in tn
tn polls station. Il cannot say a
wor-r-d on this or amy other subjict,"
he says Whin he come Out. HoWivir, a
litthle lather he come to sufficiently to
talk. Il rayfuse to be q%uothed.' he
says. "At tn same time we know who
done tn deed. l car reveal nothin'
further. His name is Mike Smith.
Not another wor-r-d," he says. Mike
lives IN the orner av East Twilfth
ven an tn thracks. l shall kape
saycrit what we have done. Mike often
takes a drink. Followin' hot on that
clew, I'have detailed two av me Dist
min to visit ivry saloon on tn East
side. They ARE enterin' on tn
work. wild tn greatest enthusiasm.
Me lips ar-r-e sealed" he says. "Afther
consultin' TIL rogues' gallery an the
Berthillon raycords l an convinced
that, afther he gifts thired and has got
enough to dhrink, Mike will go on
home. But Twin thin he will not es-
cape us. At three o'clock to-morry
Afternoon me an sivinteen av me
fearless subordinates ii surround tn
house an daymand his surrender. If
he does not come out, we will pull tn
house agin at three o'clock tn mkt
Afternoon, an SO On, ivry twinty-four
hours, until either we git him, or Mike
an his family moves away. But do
not ask me our plans on tn subjict,"
says tn inspector. you can easily see
that it is impossible for me to say a
world. Mikes second cousin on his
fathers side lives up to Sheboygan,
Wis. Mebbe he will go there to
hide, but tn effort will be useless.
am goin' to sind two min up there on
tn three o'clock thrain mkt Friday
AFTERNOON. If Mike waits unthil they
git there his goose is cooked. l must
be as stint as tn tomb. Vance we git
him, l have no doubt he will confiss
he lone tn deed. If he does not, l
will ask him a few questions wild tn
toe av me boot. No, you kin not have
me p~icter-unliss you take wan av
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An Old Coat
By
ALICE M. MEADOWS

C TEPHEN BRIT and Mary, his vile,
y had fallen out. not by any means for
n first time. Both were young, hot
tempered, high spirited. and prone to
jealousy.
To-day matters had come to a climax.
The two young people, white, angry,
with blazing eyes, stood facing one an
other. 1t did not make matters any
better that they spoke slowly and dello-
erateiy.
Pm tired of these scenes" Mary said,
"sick to death of them. | can't go out.
l can't talk to an old friend, but h
YOU accuse me of flirting. | can't spend
a DAY with a girl chum but what you
say | neglect you. | can't
You spend a day with me; you
haven't given me a whole day since We
returned from our honeymoon. Knight
be the greatest stranger, instead OF
your husband of six months. for all the
notice YOU take of me. You're cold as
an icicle. and Indifferent as-as-"
You are, shape my course entirely
in accordance with yours, If we DO
so out together you are never by my
side from the time we enter a house t.
the time we leave it. You can laugh
and talk with the other women; you
never have a joke to tell me. or a smile
for me, We never ought TO have mar
ried; I'm sorry, heartily sorry, we ever
did"
His hands, resting on the back of a
chair, gripped it tightly.
You mean that?" he said, his tone
changing. his expression hardening;
you really mean it?"
Her clasped hands gripped one an
other.
so much so. that | mean to do what
l can to rectify our mistake. We cant
live in peace together. l have tried; |