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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

A los que ha7an leido una obra
que snda impress y traducida al cas-.
t,llano por esos muados, con el tftulo
Gel gobierno municipal on Estados
Unidos,, no les extrafiar& saber que 81
Alcalde de Patterson Sc ha fogsdo
con 100 900 dollars perterecientes Ia
comunidad.
La administrator municipal de
este pats es Ia ma, corrompida del
mundo; en- todos los municipios Sc
roba: ca algunos miles de dollars, en-
otros mi looes, seg1n la categoria de
la cindad. Y ESQ es aqui moneda CO.
rriente; ESQ no /, asombra q nadie.
<Robar. es un verho que aquf coniu-
ga TODD ell mundo: desde los grsnaes
<trusts, q los modestos EN- )leados. AL
gunos van la carcel como el sera.
dor Mitchell, pero los que sabsn to-
mar bien sus medidss salen q flo-
te.
La policfa anda slocas buscando
al Alcalde de Patterson; psro que le
echen galgos, pues segdn notlcias va
va camino de Europa.
Un amigo dice que 10 vi6 en- el
ferrocsrri ds New York en- compsfila
de una mujsr bonita y bien vestida
Y va ESQ es un dato, porque las mule
res bonitas y bien vestidas son muy
pe'igrosas. La esposa del Alcalde o.
SAVER que este Sc habfa fdgado er
compafifa de ma mujer bonita pro
babltmsnte mas bonita que ella EN-
pez6 q patalear como 81 fuera q bal
lar un cake uoalk y ha declare 10, Qu'
ell <bsndidos tambien SO llev6 10.00'
dollars que le pertsnecfan ella.
La prensa sc ha concretado da'
la noticia y llamarle "lerddo al
calde.n En- cambio allS, por nues
tras tierras, cuando un Alcalde s.
mete en- el bolsillo clncuenta centavo'
6 el importe de un viajec'to en- coche
1 ponemos Ell grlto en- el cielo y parec
Que SO va q acabar el mundo.
sti6n de temperamentos.
Mariana kbril.
NEW. York, Agosto II de l 905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
Junta EscoIar de PatiIas

EStsn Vacsntes tres escuelas ru.
rsles e.tsbleciias en- los barrios de
an llaS, lsBaio, J SJaguAl' de ests
termlno. Tienea de dotSci6n s 3 men,
sualeS para cass del professor y Q 2 pa.
ra limpiezi de la esclels. Los aspi.
rsntes deben preSsntsr sus sollcitudss
hS1ta el 30 del mes en- curso.
Patillas, Agosto l6 de 1905. 5.-Rd-
mon Costa, Presidente de la Junts
Escolar, 3.3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
Alcalde.
SUBASTA PUbL|CA

BisneS innluebles. -En la C0lectu-
ria de Reu.as Iaternss de Caguas, el
ifs II de Ag Jsto de 1905, los ST.
guientes, dfa por dis, las nueve de
la mafi ana, ser&n vendidoa q los me-
jores postores toios los bienes rela-
clonados o parties de los mtsmos nece-
sarios para cubrir lss CO oatrioucionss,
recargos , costos que fleron embar-
gados por no hsbsr psgsdo & su de-
bi1o tempo las contribuciopes veu-
cidas ] los reca-gos segda dispooe Ia
Lay de R,ntss Inserrss.
En- prtmsra subasta.
Sacesi6n CsrreraS, casa te-rera
msmpostorfs, y altos, sttuada en- la
cslle de Ruiz B ,lvis. Contributions
gastos sproxImados: 1880.
Magdalens Collsdo de Font, casa
terrera de msmp latsrfs, situada en- Ia
calle de r iiz b vis. .-Contribucione
ygas;os aproxims1oa: 5 rs.
Pdsdea verse los detalles que &C
deseen en los res 2ectivos xped ientes
81 cJm 1rsior de cada pro piedsd
debe dep star en- efsctivo, 10 menoI
sl diez por cient) del vslor en- q le IL
sea vendids, cuys sum2 perdera er
Case dc que deiere de pagar ell resto
de la suma por la cual lie fde subssta
da la propisdad, durante los diez diaI
siguientes al el que Sc verified 81 re-
mate.
Csguas, P. r Julio 29 de 1905.
Enrique RAMS Tttlier, Collector -
Approved by B. R Die, Acting Tres
surer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
De POBRE 4 RIGA
Una enfermera americana
recibe una buena herencia
p0r cantar barcar0las.
GRATlTUD De UN ENFERMO
En- Madrid una dana las can
ia a sus amigos y queda
sin dinero nj voz.

Dicese frecuentsmente de cualquier
cantante c6lsbre, que tiene un tesoro
en- la gsrganta.
Nunca habra aido clio tan exacto
como en- el caso de que vamos & ocu.
parnos.
Una modesto enfermera del Post
Gradnat Hospital, de Nueva York, la
mada Mss Ellen Bayle, ACADIA de he
redar inmensa fortuna solo por haber
cantado algunas barcarolas & Ia CO.
becera de un doliente.
Era este el gran art sta norteams.
ricano john Linton Chapman, qui6n,
vfctima de incurable enfermedad y sin-
tlendo su fin pr6xlmo, SO habfa hecho
conducir al referido establecimiento
con objeto de estar meior atendido.
Un dia, mientrss L nton devoraba
en- 81 lecho sus dolores, oy6 cerca de 81
una VOC dulcfsima y pura, que ento-
naba sentida barcarola. Rsanim6se ell
enfermo,y y pregunt sndo:quien era la 70.
liz poseedora de VOC tan admirable,
vino q rogarla que On adelante canta.
SO stlo para 81, Ia que ejecut6 de muy
buena talante Miss Ellen Bayle.
AL morir, ha pocos dfas, el artis.
ia, supo su enfermera que Ia habfa
de;ado heredera de todas sus propie-
dades y de una admirable collection de
cuadros.
En- Madrid ha habido, en- cambio,
una desgraciada sefiora que, siendo
gran aicionada Ia mGsica y muy
RIGA, ob.equtaba & sus relacio aados
con grandes conciertos, en- los que
leila sofia tomar parte principalisima,
constituyendo las barcarolas, precisa'
ments, su naorceau predilecto.
La tai sedora, despues de ablrrir
con sus gorgoritos 4 varios centena.
res de amigos, y de gastarse Ia fortl'
ma en- la Dor tan demoledora, acab5 on
la miseria mas negra, dan1o sesionsi
de csnto en- la via pdblica.
ESQ prueba <una vez N Sd que nc
siemprs las mismas causas producer
iguales efectos.
, 6 lidades necesxrias para el cumpli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
EN- MILAN

Enla boise del Trabsjo cc1rfi6
una ex olosi6n La investig aci6a ha
revelsdo que ella debi5 ser ocMiona.
da por una bombs. Un snsrQuista de
nombre Berntrdo1i, ssf como uuo de
sus amigos pombrado Q5ini, fusron
heridos por pede % de ella. La po-
licfa cree que estos hombres estsban
ocupados en- fabrlcar bombaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
FRENTt Al DESP)J0| |
Nusstro pueblo en- pugaa
contra la seryidumbre
que lie impouen.
D GINA ACTiTUo
D GINA ACTITUD
Une sus fuerzas, y Sc dispone
4 una lucha fecunda y
patriotica.

IAud IL \ ts IUas tCt W. Ao CA4 oEi
t, Rico, Ia necesidad de una mica
ci6n 6s vol lntsdea, cierts y sincera.
Les puebIos, como el [ e.tro,
amen azadoz jnstantemente d. inlls-
ticias deri alas de un legimao NADIA
dem6crst'co, para gus entren en- la
plentiful de sus ,ibersades po It'll ;as y
econ6micss, necesits n ss ociar sus fu5r
zas.
E1 an!eriores srslcu os, LA DEXO
CRACIA presenta exsctsmsnte la situa.
ci6n de. los puertorriqutfos. Puntua-
liza dentro de la dolorosa real!dad en-
que vivlmor, los acsos que emanan de
la altura c6cia'.
Podemos pues, darLos perfscta
cuenta del m que as nos trata del
trists .papel que desempehamos en-
nueatra propia isla. Tensm7s va har
to sabido la inlttlidad del r6gtmea que
impera contra Ia voluutad del pals.
Conocemoa demasia1o la intsrpreta-
ci6n ad ttbihtm que be hacs del espfritu
Y letra de nles'ra ley fundamental,
Dor los sen )res que fupgen de Zares
en- cads depsrtsment' Ocupan la
msyorfa de los pupisres de- Coniejo
Ejecutivo. E.tamos com penetrsd0s de
aus inte lciones, de sus cdrid0s para
con el pueblo que les paga anua men
to millsres de 90 lars triste vsrdad-
para Que sean ellos los iconoclastss
de ~ libertad yde su dicha.
Ante tai evilencia de nuestra dss
ventura, surge el dllema; 0 ms con
sagramos por entero q la salvaci6n .
digni6caci6n de uastra patcla, colo
c4ndonos todos, formand) una sols
alma y ul solo pensamiento, frente
la iniustic!a; 8 iremos al aoismo, lie
vsndo q 81 el fardo de nuestras pasio
mes y de nuestras divisiones intesti
mas.
Pero c lbenos ell orgullo de pode
decir muy alto, que el pals sigue no.
la primera proposicio1 del dilema. Ga
clmple con los deberes que lie impone
las diffciles circunstaocias por gu
atraviesa.
Su voz aiquiere hoy mayor poteu
cia y autoridad, por Ia unanlm uadco
que SO uej DIR en- magniicas asam
bless, logan Lose al flo al cA)o gu
ella repercuta con ecos simp t,cos 81
el seno de la opinion nacional.
Sin 10 uaion, 90 IN o.lD oil iogr
de nuestras asplrsciones; sera perpe
tuo on este pafs ell status que sostlen
arr!b,, en- 10 privanzas de ID. EN- pleo
pdblisos, q los sx6tlco', y sbaio, 9
las trioul clones y los b JchornOs de
Servidumble, los nativOt.
Esto 10 sabe perfecsamert3 81 Pc
youiere evisarlo. Y 10 evils, ado
tando apti.sd.s que le b )nran sobl
manera,
De ahi eke hsrmoso movinien1
de solidaridsd que Sc adv.erss ca 5
da 10 1sla. Ds shf 81 EN- J.no ds Y
gorizsr FL esfusrz) Individual 0 {
partido, con el c)ncurs) uaAnims {
todos los puertorriqutf1s, en los sr
bsjos del patriot smo insulsr,
Y nos unimos porqus q clio nt
impalss ell desp oio de que s0m)s VI
timAs; porQue Isn am % Ia trIsss CERT
xa que esla is!a ende q conys
tirss para nosoros, dsnsro del reg
man tmpsranss, en- uoa v .ds de ms
rias y de hdmillaclones, ca ell CdttIl
deu1 mtllGn de homb sQue dsD,en
ser los prineros en- la dI,ecc.an de /
asantos pd olicos de su nstiva sisrr
son los dltimos, los eternJs sul
ditados & voluntades csprich ,sas
omnfmodas.
Glad .A%aro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
EN- FL BRASIL

Segdn leemos en- un cablegrama
de Rio Janeiro The MeIic1n Herald,
el senior Malellos ha presentado la
Camara de diputados del Brasil un
proye to de ley per el cual Sc ofsece
un prenio de dos millones de do. ars
al Que encuentre un remedio contra la
tuharcnl0sis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
tIcaIdia De HatI|Io

ALIUB .ICO -Declarsda decie''
tn per fslts de licitsdores la SUB sss
ara r, comp, scl6o ;a lss calts y
. aza de este u BIZ, q AyAtemeE-
10 ca tes On ceelN ads tn ei 6ia d
hoy sctrd5 gus el Ola . de Ag SIC
actual, e leve q ,f,,tl nueva sob 8
IT, htj las mi.mas condolences "a
Ia antsror.
II Hatillo, 10 de Agos'o &c 1865
Jose r. -Milldn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
GRAN .HOteEleStluant "MGLATERRk
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 y l2.--Crdz z y FOrtaIeza 2l.

sonudo sxprstamsnts para gos. oapaciadpa9a pa.
iae,o StuacIon laImss cen1cs vstss a tshs las
ues d. Tstesn Cruz yFoIsss 81 fssco ssnNsdo de a
capital El oonsdoI rtjor de Iss Antilles Tsns dsparamento
s6speEdsntss sas families Dssjs s 10 Dc Agosso gs adsma
de- azo spttguo ds las combat stsma amsiilano. gusto
OFsstso Trsn j. d sjo Iatr9rsss tTsdutois
IEt!et 4xs Dc les dents A3s Asos asQao acomila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22
Mariana kbriI.

New. York, Agosto IL de l 905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-22

6 lidades necessriss para el cumpli.
miento de su mission.
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Sbnls espenre Legend.

Visiting Stratford on Avon recently,
writes II correspondent. | met with the
following legend. which may or may
moi he hHsed on fact. 1t WIS told To
me by man whose father had lived
ninety years. having had the story
handed doNh from his great GRANDPA
thcr. who had lived lo1 years. The
story MIS- rs follows: At the grammar
school al Stratford on Avon which
Shakespeare attended, II dog named
Fiddler WAS Il great favorlte with tho
boys But in the course of time the
dog grew 81 old and decrepit that the
head master. who WIS n clergyman, or
dered his clerl, 10 hang the dog.
tiRan this becoming known In the
school one Of the boys ehalked on one
of the outer office doors the following
lines
Now that poor Fiddler has grown SO old
He IN no longer hafk
lie Is condemned by the parsoh
To be hung by the clerk
The head master, seeing these lines,
demanded tint the boy who had writ
ten them should hold up his hand, and
William Shakespeare did so The 9TH
CT boys were dismissed aud left
Shakespeare. as they thought. to have
II good "Whackng" But instead of
this the heud muster gave him shll-
| lings and promised him that Fiddler
should die Il natural death London
| Chronicle
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4 smart Man.

Fourteen cents for each OF these,
he said, handing the sale ,,1lnan two
cruvats he hHd selected. nuts ~; IL
for this and ii for this 1illl $ just 80
cents in all. And he p.tc,i half
dollar on the counter
The girl took the crayal, he had Sc
lected, entered the purchase ON II slip.
which she footed UP I'll - cents. and
sent them away. Soon they elne buck
wrapped ready for the purc5Jser He
took them. but did not 20 ANY,.
i knew | could do IL, he 81. Just
count il up again three for IA cents
each and one for is
The girl counted and found the total
WAS 60 cents instead of -. Then he
wanted to give her 10 cents more and
70 off with the goods, but 1t tool, more
than 10 cents wOlah of his Tin g as well
as Of everybody else's eonce4 ned before
the matter could he Strengthened out.
The lesson WIS q lite rs expensive
for me rs for YOU te said Ia the girl
when he finally left with his cravals..-
Philadelphia Record
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A good story Is told by the writer OF
some "Iiccollections of Hans Makart,"
the distinguished Nlennese painter,
whose remarkable picture Charles V.
Entering Antwerp In Triumph" OBJ
TUNED the first prize at the Paris In
ternailunal exhibition of 1873.
Makart WIS even more taeiturn than
Won Mot6c and Ind passion for
chess An EnElishmun who desired TO
Gel ON friendly terms with the artist
MAS told that the best way TO do so
would be to play chess with him ut
the cafe 10 which he resorted nightly.
Watching his opportunity, the English
nun. when Mnkarts opponent rose,
slipped into his chair.
The painter signed to him TO play.
md the gamc began and went on. with
no other sound thnn the moving of the
pieces Al last the EnelIshmnn nude
the winning move and exclaimed,
"Aiate@
l'p Pose Makart In disgust and stalked
ont. saying angrlly TO IA friend who
asked why he left SO early;
"Oh, | can't stand playing with II
ehatferhoX"
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An old English LAW.

An act of parliament, passed in the
reign of George HI. and which is still
In force. cNempts members of the yeo
manry from the ballot for the militia,
allows them to ride through "A toll bar
when IN uniform without paying and
also relieves them from the tax on
powder for the hair Such privileges
were highly valued IN 1901, when the
net was passed but. rs ycomen are
not nov liable for the militia ballot,
as toll bars have been abolished and as
hair powder Is no longer in request,
these favor8 have ceased TO have my
practical value Nevertheless, they still
exist London Mail
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MADE TO ORDER BEAUTY.
Artiaeiat Noses. Mouth Formers and
nimpIc Denters.

pimpIc Dcnters.
The best artificial noses nowadays
are made of papier maehe. enameled.
Such Il nose is fastened to II spectacle
frame sometimes for the sake of con
yenience and thus may be put ON or re.
moved at brief notice
There is IL patented eontrlvance.
somewhat resembling n clothespin, for
attachment To the nose To give to the
organ II proper taper. Another device
Is supposed 10 improve the lines of
the mouth.
Not a few people have no roofs to
their mouths. having been born with
out any. or in other eases having lost
them by disease. For such unfortu-
Mates artificial mouth roofs made of
galvanized rubber are furnished.
There is II patented device for clean
Ing the tongue. consisting of knife
with n ooncayc edge TO which II sort of
sponge brush Is attached. When one
Is not wei ones tongue is liable to be
disngreeably coated, but the annoy
ancc may be removed by means of the
instrument described
If You desire dimples you may wear
n certain kind of wire mask at night
to which are attached blunt wooden
points that may be caused by the help
of screws TO press upon the points
where the dimples are wanted. Thus
after awhile the dimples are made to
| uDnpnr
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A Liz nf I.nnhInn.

In Lord Bsrons letters lac tells how
n once had u visit from ii nr. Cool
idge Of Boston, very pre- lad. only
somewhat too full Of pocl s and 'en
tusymusy. Byron says Il was very
civl TO him during bis few II lrs' stay
and talked with him much a. Irving
whose writings are my delight But /
suspect he did not take quito 50 much
to me, from his having expected to
meet mlsanthropieal gentleman In
wolfskin brctches and answering IN
fierce monosyllables instead OF a man
OF this world | can never get people
to understand that poetry Is the eX-
preston Of excited passion and that
there is no such thing rs a Ire OF pu4-
sion any more than u con MS earth
quake or an eternal fe4 Besides,
who would oyer shave themselves Ia
such stateW
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For answer Miss Harris thrust a

~ '"S v - "'S' nun - 'hi uSt
rl4''i lli," te' l'oSNet ",'u Pt'uut'i "
"t'''' "'S sue "P'"'u u 'eitH"A
page anu Without word passed 1t 10
'i'G young man leighton nre"'n
asa,ei'''' a2 = Easl'.
Nun ~ "7t'', II you meet n,'o
>''ll'' nun o"'h |" 'lie ne Ie,'"r l ne
N9ltss. ldalted ~ tiie Ailst liia5 ait1
,t'' Jus e'4e' "'''t.eu N''aie pe'ote
I'M with 't',f ise'h. 'ulSiot tiit
"t,''" d St'ie"iN' 'N'atf's'" nag ''a'i'
w '',,'a ~ '''e i"'''l p,c'4'' "uu WI"
= N'',''.' h't'' i''''' '''ioo i'e'kh'o"
Slii'ie s't'ea - "''sse - tti,' s'''t -
u''''e - ne Noui" 20 noi,t' ~
"'ss,s. 'ssNg 'Ass l4lsese It. ''1e ossttes ~
N'u'u NpHN. SttNe' lo'ee success. AHa
NJ "ou'a '''' uao -oe"t o.a oau- 'nat
70 ~ i t'e'i' eNttsoa9 alntl'eali Gu.
~ "'a N'''l 'ii"ust III nm -AiiN
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\ iIumble ArchbIshUn,

Wlllegis, II famous archbishop of
Mcntz. rose 10 that elevated position
from the very lowest ranks. He was
the son of u poor carter, but was never
ashamed of his parentage. He not only
caused the following inscription TO be
placed conspieuously in his palace.
"Willcgis. remember thy parentage,"
but had the wheels of II cart hung up
In the Cathedral of McnlZ. From that
time 10 this the arms of the see have
borne the figure Of II cart wheel.
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The head Of the househo vas going
morning
What kept you out SO late last
nightT' She suddenly demanded
1T was the opening Of the campaign,
my dear" the lesser half replied
We'll II didn't take three cOrkscrews
10 open It. did IT,
And she drew the offouing articles
from his side pocket aud waved them
before hm Cleveland Elaln Dealer.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE or EIZAnErn H. fIusuToS, deceased,
Notice il hereby given that an order, dated
the ninth day Of May A u. one thousand nine
hundred and i've, has been made by the Sur
roRate Of the County of Mercer, upon the ap-
phGation of the subscriber, administrator of
Elizabeth X linseltpu, lnte Of the County Of
Mercer, deceased, directing the creditors of
raid decedent To bring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate of SAID
decedeut, under uHtl or Affirmation, to the
suhscrher within nine months from the date
nf said order, OF they viii be forever barred
from any action therefor against the said
administrator
ALBERT D. ANDERSON.
Administrator,
I.ambertyille, y j
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snIendid chance
.rha nrafassnt= N.as tnsf h 5s,ing Tom
into rho c,r whom snn,9 IL" rnnn
n.rtad and WAS e,ir. nm alnna
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thourht should ran mr., fha lakn
Rut ~ NH riyht p,,v tsn,t its.p
.,yas" ba ,n,,,oraa ,.f,1 ,.,,,
smile "We'u telegram Mr. FINLEY and
send yon home In The mnlIjne onr
homo il inst havand here md mn,
mother viii In moSi han{@ In wni
come vops
"Yon did NOT ~ Ia - hore This
simmer she snfd anirt
M" he answered =" ,=,ula not %
with Tho mamnry of =I,st =,,s,r"
"Was II 81 nnnIeasant ta,n4" sba
asked ,,.ntlv ..Nr EIdar -. olyoya
wondered why you left MS 81 suddenly
Could II he thai unwilling | sald gave
ofsensag-
Her fnce burned rcd nv she asted Tho
question hnt she met his goge nntlinch-
inrlv
M" was tho ,uiet answer "it was
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MInnInn MnNh.

The people who win their way into
fire lnmost recesses Of others hearts
are not usually the most brilliant and
gifted. hut those who have sympathy.
patience self forgetfulness and that
indehnable faculty Of elieitlng the bet
ter nature of others. Woman's Life.
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Does he pay his almpny r@omptlyf'
no. he has to he urged and threat
ened every PAYDAY. but then, Of
course. | got used TO that when We
were living together Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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hAAnrtIlt.sn.

yes" said the cnndeseen,ius youth
II nm taking fencing lessons
Good, answered Farmer Corntos
sci Il allus said you was IN to turn
Ia an do sonctln' useful. aat's youl
speciality slil' 10 be raj stone OF
barbed wire Washington star.
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A Cautious statement.

More reserved in IT'S wording than
most epitapls Is one in Derbyshire
churchyard. which, after giving paric-
ular5 If birth aud death. concludes,
"'Twas said he was an honest man"
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INTERESTING
I'm EhEo llNO
INSTRUCTIVE
"Correct English,
How to use it. +"
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO
THE USE OF ENGLISH.
JOSEPHINE TURcK BAKER, Eorros
Partial Contents for this Month

Partial Contents for this Month
Course in English for the Beginner
Course in English for the Advanced
Pupil.
How to Increase Ones Vocabulary.
The Art Of Conversation.
Should and Would: How 10 use Them.
Pronunciations Century Dictionary.
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in tie School
What to Say and What Not to Say.
Course IN Letter Writing and Punctu-
alton.
Alphabetic list Of Authorizations.
Business English for the Business Man
Compound Words; How 10 Write
Them
Studies in English Literature