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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

obra fAcIible, porque otros pueb'os
10 han h'Oho; obrA nscsssriA, povqus
o. 10 Gleo que puede eontrarreItAr
los empuiss egoistAs ae las dsmks no
clones.
El epgrAndec mlsrt indust 'iAl do
an pueblo 10 suriquees y le dig gai6el
Esta grandeEI no ss A'sAtEts oil 81
tdsEXo perGiatsnts de los indivlduos.
Que toda somuuidAd tsngG un taller,
una espttAl para gsnersr fderzA ,
Was que 10 eomuuiQuen sou al Fssto
del mundo; que ais1ta oil eg1iGm1 de
ssr gsSnde, de proarear. de hacari qus
siertG 10 hsbrs del progeso, ell dsseo
de Venser y isiutfAr sn la luehs uACf
flea del IrAbAio J de lA Aeei6n fe'GIl.
20 10 CAoaragion disc Ruben DArio -
IengA y sonServs 81 sg0itm) R'tivo,
susa dc la eooi1ne'6a do todos esoa
sgoiamos ae foFmA Ia ssm6n grAuda
zai sata gran &'b>l Gees y se f1rtifi
90 solo, y todoI tormsn 10 q .reslss,
Lueg5 vsndrk el rsSpet1. L1ego ven
drk sl spla1so Lutgl los b mb,eE
de fq iellA comaros podtai lsvtnisr
lA ffents ain SonTtiN.
Exlsie, poF de- g-aels, ca nuestros
mismos pushlos, 10 idsA dc que no 20
demos elevsrnoa por el e. tIsrzl PRO
Pio, Ha5lasa mucho del AtavIsmo do
la fEEs, CffrasS org lilo 90 demoa
trar aus no Sefv,mos para las luehss
n Jde'pEs Z pssImi,mo missrAb BILE
paFees ha5es invAdido 4 nuesIrns Pal
ass. TJdA Ters "a indolents, I f.Ita do
sspirtiu iuIsifes gu irsrsiA eu pa do
81 dsstido de russsrss pobres nseio
nss; c1lpsnd } Is hs'oria, oulpAndo &
Ia rusdA do Is luerIs, que sigai6 ri
fsnio ; 20 mantuvl sismaEs en- 10
Alto nua't'ArFzt AilivA
CEssr que ., mos e65ilsa ss II f /.
en nua'tros orRaoi'mos pir4 hAasr
nos debisa NoIap pusda llsRAr { Ia
Gins, u SO mira de o1niiauo oil pre-
siDioio Las flersGS aet.vAs neeesitAn
medios seIiv)s. La rrietts posiLivA
de ls di1Im0 no pusde tssnmllirss por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
A LOS AGRICULTORES.

Muchas familias dependen de Ia Pc
runa como la medicins y medico del
hogar.
Muchos campecinos viven lejos de los
m6dicos, Y en- case de necesidad usan
con mas conflanza remedies domesticos
que la gente de las ciudades,
FL DR., Hartman, quien por muchos
ahos fue agricultor, conserva una de de
las mejores flncas del estado de Ohio, es
muy amigo del campecino, con quien
sostiene la mayor parte de su correspon-
dencia.
Los millones de almanaques que el
Or. Hartman publica y distribuye todos
los afios circular mayormente entire los
agrcultores.
La Mayor parte de los testimonies que
recibe por su remedio la Peruna, SO 10
mandan los agricultores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

Carta de Mr. W. J, Temple, de Della
ware Ohio;
"soy agricultor y necesaflamente tengo
que exponerme todo clase de tempo,
Hacen tres amos empec6 & padecer del
est6mago v de los intestinos
"Un medico me dijo era ulceraci6n de
los intestinos, otro le di6 otro nombre y
otro me alivio temporalmente.
"Entonces un droguista me recomend6
la Peruna y segui sus consoles, Tome
solamente cinco frascos y hoy me con-
sidero saludable.
"Antes de tomar la peruna me era
sumamente impossible trabajar un dfa,
pero ahora puedo trabajar en- la agri-
cultura sin inconvenience alguno. La
Peruna es para mi el mejor remedio del
mundo.
"Por cinco afios no pude conner NADIA,
todo me hacis NAL, hasta que probe
la Peruna.
"La he recomendado muchos amigos,
y les ha sido muy benecfiiosa."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
(Couc' usitr)

Duro 90 somprender e6mo puedsn
hsbsr pushlos que 80 obstipen On 10
idsA do permansser estaaionerioV, de
usar los mismos sistsmAs que 90 usS-
ban % e)osAs pAssdaS, de trstAr eon
dssden TODD Hqusllo que signl6qus
innovation y progseso Y psnsar que
no el txrih1. 81 no 81 rAtivo, Buire
Las h1rFihlss Seeaeneias de esA
pbstInasi6n sa'vaisl PorQus las taeE.
Sas impelsntsa no 80 desiencn, Avsn'
kAn. Los ptQusfios no dehsn esperSr
iuIt'siA de los podsrosos, Dehen pre-
pAPArse, hSssrss fasrtes, imitAr las
py&e.isES de los grandeE, Wr sett'os,
, ponsV somo vallA irt'ar q leAhls ell
podsrio mstriAl, la riQuszS, l& sdu.
sAci6n y oil ordsn social.
EStA % rn' epcea irduatriAl, Nj
los psnAAdores nj los postAu, nj los
Rsnios pusdsn eambiAr les t.ndsncias
de nusItros tismpos, As6m brannos
de sontInuo los soloIa'es proyseIou y
les g'gGntsIoas ohrss de las nssionss
adslantAdaS, L. eIercia AvAnEA cor
FapidsE marAvilloss Todo tIende q
ilHminSE los purtoa obssuroS, q to1.
quiatAr verdSdss, & sEear, & fseupdl
EAr Perm 1sesr inaeSivo ante saoa
eismploE de sin lglal srsrgtA % peli'
geoso' LS ArregAncia no sAlvA. Los
eisrsilos no triunfan sismpFe Las
sssusdrIS n Is podsrcsAs 90 dsItruysn
sn possS horsa Los p'q Ithoa pi-
diendo iutIisia 800 recib,n riIas ,
aareAImoE. Hsy dsmssiAdo que b aesr
para oeusArsa de dar slgo 81 que 20
10 sonQuiata q ganR
ASf ss que nueasros pusbl1u latino
Amerieanos, sen "a VitaliIaa gu idsr
-, IuS grsndes srhaloV, dsbsn inis'a ar
ma ob'A inmsnsA de ds,ArPollo N
duStriAl Oora teDst. otra Gus rids
todss ru'sirAS sneyefss, todos nuel'
tros hombrsI, 6b-a en cue ciirim s
todAS nuSStrAs ssp9rarzas de rsdsn
si6n do pc duio, obva Eablim', por
que W PeReDeFsr t1ds nusStrA taIs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

TL agricultor es 10 mejor de la terra.
IL Sin ell agricultor el mundo in
dustrial con toda su riqueza y energia,
nc podria existir un dia,
Todog Dependence de la terra para
poder viyir.
No importa cual sea la profession del
hombre, cuales sean los conocimlentos
que tenga de agriculture, depende vital
mente de 10 que la terra produce.
La agriculture esla base de la civiliza-
ci6n.
FL talento y austaca de los agricultores
para ell negocio SC desarrolla rapida-
mente.
Ell jfbaro no existe en- estos dias.
Extste ell agricultor intellgente y prac-
tico, con habilidad para hacer toda clase
de transacciones.
La Peruna es muy popular entire los
agricultores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
NUESTRA REDENCI0N
NaAAa1a IL 1AeaAAA1lA l. IL 49, A AAloA1o
(ztracto del b pen A0n' po Mazmiano Av9s

al alamhte de Ia eorritpts nsgativa.
Tansr la eertezA que &c IN 70 iu6siles, 90
desperdielar 10 mitid dc nuast'a euer-
gi&. Eehando Al aureo Ia simisrts 60
90 del pesim'suo no GU tivAvemos plan
tAs vlvAs, srxista aeAUo una eiepsiA
~-diss un notahls publieisla que en-
V6a o. hombre el m,dlo dc vsncsr,
auGudo & mismo cree On Ia derrota
Hay Agun& hloIt fis quo enst q { uno
oil IN sdio dc AIeendsr, sin que porga
au vlsss on 10 AltcF Exlste ell medio
de lcgrAr 6x 10 penVAndo sn sl ffaeA
a.? Les b h1mbreE 20 pueden marcha Or
on dirsasiousa opusIIas al mismo tie A.
20; 20 hay esrt:Ea On prsRsneis da 10
duda. No ae lie ssv tIerIs mientras
90 tsrga Ia couvlesi6n dc nusalrA pro
pa dsbilldAd,s
Y sdsmas. ese psaimismo no Giens
bases a6lidAs, DAeir que no somoa
sapAsss de lev AntAr Industries, orga
uisAr nusltras &C cisdAdsI y hlcsr de
nueIIros pusblos I eos d, civilization,
ss ealumniArnoa. N ,eItFoa erroreI no
han mluAdo por s6mplsso los oimien.
toI de nutstrA vida nAsionsl.
Las repdo'i del txt 'smo Sur ds
America AvAIzGn con Ia mismA rSDi-
des que lss naeioneI mas progessistau
del mundo. No necsIitamos uu espi
PIIu de vids, IN ssDiritu optimista que
nos I'm sulss ohrAr, & iomsnlar ohrAa
plAstiesI, { vivlr "a vida do los pus
boz gtsnies J fsicsI
Ndastros b mbraS Brevisores do
ban levAttAr o. &liml = pFsparAr las
osrrIcadas. La dtiensA mas possnsa
de ua pueblo eI 50 rIQusEs, su des
ArPollo industrial, al pro iueoi5a, On
VldE Estivs. e. snsm'go mas i'm ala
cabs sc = inassi6pl oil mas IsrFih's
oil psaimiimo Zero DO hAl smsrass
no hay labor, no hay obrA cue dsis do
ser iastibie para nnsItros indivlduos,
81 la volunlad lee inpalIa Is rs es
aoItiene,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
LEON TOLSTOI
ri afamado nove1ista Conde
Lt61 T OIL toy y la gran re.
voluc6n rusa.
LA DUMA
LA DUMA
Mantle taci6n de este insigne
hom ire. -'Quiero que me
81 van p!atos rusos,s , dice

El novslist1 fuso Conds Leon
To st0i Ia aldo inGerrc e ado por nn
psrlndiatA seerea de IL aetusl rsvolu.
Ot6n de su pSlS. Hs sQui AlQunaG
mAnifltaeIoneG del venerable aaeri'
lor,
Dtismos los homhres dc Ia DtnQ
dIseuttr aus uroyest ~ he CopaIitsCi6n
made IN France, in England Ond ia
Germany Nus rsesiAs de coeina no
me dlesn nGdA que vA'ga la psna. Yo
soy ruso Quisro que me sirvAn plA,
tos rusos,
Deismos Al porvenir el porvanir =
prsoeupemonna de orgAniaas el pre-
s'nte Y CARA RuSis, lA org .niz ai6u
dsl vreserts deae sompreodsrsc dert.o
d estsa dnS proposieiooss; Ia Ilerrs,
uSrA sl Qas lA cultiva y sl impussIo
q 'iso, siguisndo sl niaisma de Henry
GsorVe
Y 10 suesi6n bserA HsVa tamblGn
rssue Ia de ssta modo Los idvsneG
eAmpesir o., ,euApdo tsrga la tisrr q, 10
la AbandonSIAn por las iabrisAs dom
de les fderEAs 90 Sc tAn sin algeria
nj s,psrarEss, misntrEs Is vida del
eImpo es sApA sgrAdab'e,
Ls GlviisIsi6c, 6 por 10 msnos 10
one hsmcE dado 90 llamar por sss
nombre, % pe'dsr& nEda 81 los hm.
hrss "a pers aden de busua fk de ous
las nnsVs desimas parties dc loa obi.'
tns fanfisAdoa 40 son oGrA eosA que
rtj.t1, l. bdlss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
MR.. y. B. ALEXANDER. a
Es NeceSaria En- Ef Hogar.

J. B. Alexander, Editor de la Guia
Fruit and Floral, libro en- horticulture
que Sc pubiica en- Hartford City, Ind,
dice 10 siguiente respecto la Peruna
"Padecf de catarro en- la cabeza Ia
garganta por espacio de dlez aflos.
Varios medicos trataron de curarme,
pcro continue empeorando, hasta que
me tue impossible salir cuando hacia
FRO
"Hace aproximaaamente TN aHo que
me aconsejaron hiciera un ensayo con
la Peruna, 10 cual hice, Y estoy compile
tamente bien del catarfo.
"La Peruna es necesaria en- Ell hogar.
Cuando sentimos los primeros sintomas
de un resfriado la tomamos, nunca
padecemos de catarro.
"Aaconsejo t7lo el que padezca de
catarro que pruebe la Peruna. Realme-
nte, no hay made que la iguale, como
remedio para el catarro,"
El Doctor Hartman Sc Dedics A La
Agriculture.
A pesar de su profession, el DR.. Hart
man sc dcdica Ia agriculture. Es pro-
prictario y administrator de una de las
fincas mas gfandes del estado de Ohio.
El DR.. Hartman coDffa en- la Peruna Y
10 receta a su familia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
EC0S Y E0TAS
Profes ores con varas. -Lcdo.
Caste J6n.-La carne de
novillo e1 Arecibo
N0MBRAMlENTO
Corte de Distrito de Maya
guez Ell captain Judi.
ce. I'm ng.ado.

[ 4 diario de Areoiho dice, por
iutormss ds 81 corrsspousAl on Haiti
llo, que 90 hablA Allf de eisrtsH vAraS
que uEan los profs' ores de Aqusllas
e,cuelAS sara cAst gar q los nifou.
Ell luuaS HFg'ssArG & su rtsIdsn
els de AHAVeo, sl ju'2 munlaipal do
aQr9l pueblo Lcdo. Caspi6n,
En- Aresibo ae ssiA detAllApdo
la ssrne do noviilo { 10 csnIAvoI la
libra.
En- 10 Corte de Distrilo dc Ma
ysguex ( Ieron dec AradcE eulpAbleu
jose Sierra y Grg rio Vargas poF
hurso de mayo, caApifA y Ffsnclsso
B, RonA1, por sseAla nisnto on prl'
msr grado.
$, dice qua sl sapitau de la po
licfa insular Iodor Judies, aer& dssi
nRdo dc HsrvieIo q NayagueE,
Don FsEmfn Martin'z Vlllsmil,
hA soliaiaado usrmlan para eonstrutr
en Ia casa I'd nero dc 10 cAlle del
Cristo, un ucglAdo de pilArta , 10
drilloa, euhisrto de ssotss, para una
iSbrica de ssssobAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

dsnIs emssiouGdo salu66 & las diver
sas Comlslous' J de pie sobye oil Hu
tom6vil oiigl0re & les nifilS, & quls
nei as'gnr6 Gus tsabsjsba por los
iusesAnlmsnts, y Qae ArhslshA q %
lis Dnspl FfiQuehoa pndisseu llAmArsh
eiudate1oE smsriespos.
Diio Gus sst-ba sR'adah'ement.
i'm ,pAdo por la Liza hsrm1sa
suJAs tisrrAs pisAha Por lA primers
w, qua t-ab'iahs p7Psu blsn,stsr y
pr spsridAd y Qus sra pree,o Que Ia
uri6r, ia iuatietA y Ii psz fIerau 10
norma de los eiudsdaroi. Su diicit.
80 I & in1srpFsIado Dor sl Reysrsndo
pastor Drury, , ssus6 impreIi6n sx
sslente.
Fl pueblo 10 IfibuI6 una ovasi6n
dslirsnte.
Luego 90 sosresron- unaG ausntas
niias al autom6vil 90 que Than Lac
. hoEaS 4 qaisusa tntreg srou unol
lOOniintR N IA pdnnG s1l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
Carta Elogiando La Peruna.

Spring Valley, Ill.
s B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, y. S. A.
Padc de caarro la caboza gganta mas de
dfa sentfa Han omar
Manan,y en del odo Su ncna eamente
Doctor deqne
humanidad dbe v en medicine
q hacienda los padecen.
Quodo de V, ,eternamene agradecido,
GUSTAvO SCHMIDT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
FItSTES De IA CONCEPTION
AlUmbrt dcS srtraofdinario8. Avis0
d nlteSt os 0bonadcs.

Sc sup'icA 4 los que dstssn hIssf
instalacioueS de lueel sxtrAoEdinsriAa
para las ftstAG del diA del pr6t mo
mes de Diciembre, 90 nirvan AvlaAFlo
con nporiuniosdk & sHias oheinss pusi
dichss ins' a'ssiopsa 90 asrEiFAn poF
Il lurro de- cnnvenio,
s. A. SLrz sstrica
J, SVS, Administrator,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
ByNBO!lS kEsTAs

haIsia Is Irtpsrs para esls
'KsF Fumbollmsrte las hssiis de ga
s6n 80 81 entrants la9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
GU8l POR OEG1RO

Ya eats isfmips1o , puesto 4 lA
VsnIa 81 libro sCaba por Dsnlro. del
s,soF oanalsI caraIo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
LGDQ, IEREARD,EI

hoy Fsgrss6 s 80 FsSiGensiA -
GaayAna pusatro an go el Lsdo, BsF.
AhTdini Dc 10 Hlsrta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

hacer NADIA. Empeee tomar sus medi-
cinas, la Peruna y Manalin. Pesaba en-
tonces l26 libras, pero despu6s de haber
tornado varios frascos de Peruna, Y uno
de Manalin, pesabs 1856 lbros.
"Ahora trabajo en- mi finca y siempre
me siento bien. Como todo 10 que Quie-
70, y mis- amigos dioen que tengo metor
semblante que nunca. Los poderes cura-
tivos de Ia Peruna me impulsan
elogiarls."
La PeruHa ES I'm Renfedio Sistenafico
81 la Peruna demuestra ser eiicaz para
el catarro en- una parte del cuerpo,
tgualmente 10 serf para cualQuiera otra
parte, pOrque es un rcmedio sistmAtico,
La gente por la general, esta muy NAL
informada respecto la naturaleza del
catarrO,
Green que ell catarro se limita solamente
ela cabeza, la nariz y la garganta. De
tempo en- tempo Sc oye hablar de Ca
tarro del eSt0magO, Y catarrO de los in
testinos. Rara ve2 6nunca Sc oye hablar
de catarro Ell otrOs 6rganos.
No es porque estos 6rganos no esten
sujetos catarros, nj porque ell catarro
de estos 6rganos no sea una enfermedad
comdn, sino simplemente porque no es
generalmente sa6ido que afecciones de
estos organos pueden ser ca1sadas por
cAtArro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
MR. GEO. II. THOMPSON.
Trabaja En- Sn Hacienda Y
Siempre Sc Sienfe Bjen.

Mr.. Geo. II. Thompson nos
escribe desde Raleigh, Miss.
como, sigue;
"Sus medicinas, La Peru
ma y Manalin me han cura-
do ell catarro. Padecf cast
toda mi vida de catarro del
est6mago, y por 10 regular
me empeoraba, en- Ia prima'
vera y verano.
"Use varias classes d e
medicanas de patentes, pero
no me curaron. Entonces
me puse bajo el tratamiento
de un medico, y me aliyi6
I'M POGO Llegue & tai extre-
mo que no podla conner mad
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ca.-e1. Reg ma. o. ,--.,,..-on.
Then thought struck him. and he
called to Goodwin and Wulf, saying:
"Sir knights, you know our tongue.
Give up your swords to the officer
they shall be returned to you-and
come, be my interpreters.
So the brethren followed him into the
tent. where presently were brought the
wretched king and the gray haired
Reginald de Chatillon, and with them
few other great knights who, even in
the midst of their misery, stared at
Goodwin and WuIf in wonderment Sal,
adm read the look and explained lest
their presence should be misunder-
stood:
king and mobiles, be not mistaken.
These knights are my prisoners, as you
are, and none have shown themselves
Drawer today or done me and mine
more damage Indeed, had it not been
for my guards, within the hour
should have fallen beneath the sword
Of Sir Goodwin. But as they know
Arabic, | have asked them to render
my words into your tongue. Do you
accept them as Interpreters! If not,
others must be found"
When they had translated this, the
king said that he accepted them.
The sultan babe his captains be seat
ed and, seeing their terrible thirst,
commanded slaves to bring a great
bowl Of sherbet made of rose water
cooled with snow, and with his own
hand gave it to King Guy. He drank
in great gulps, then passed the bowl to
Reginald de Chatillon, wherein Saladin
cried out to Goodwin: $50
Say to the king it Is he and not l
who gives this man to drink. There Is
no bond of salt between me and the
Prince Arnat." 49, 49, -.- ~
Goodwin translated, sorrowfully
enough, and Reginald, who knew the
habits of the Saracens, answered:
''No need to explain, Sir knight.
Those words are my death warrant.
Well, never expected less.'
Then Saladin spoke again.
Prince Arnat, you strove to take the
holy city Of Mecca and TO !desecrate
the tomb Of the prophet. and then l
swOre to kill you. Again, when in a
time Of peace caravan came from
Egypt and passed by Esh-Shobek,
where you were, forgetting your oath,
you fell upon them ind slew them.
Then for the second time swore to
kill you. Yet l give you one more
chance. Will you subscribe the Koran
and embrace the faith of Islam or will
you dieI' SID -
TO BE CONTINUED
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By RIDER HAGGARD,
Author of She" King Sohmon's Mines" Etc

T $50 I was r..-.;, 20 r1ocsei IN a
husky voice. land here you are, safe
with your friends the Saracens. Sir
Knights of the visions"
"All the vision is not DONE" said
Goodwin sadly, and. turning. he looked
toward a blaZoned tent which with the
sultan's great pavilion. and not far be-
hind it, was being pitched by the Arab
camp settlers. The master saw and re-
membered Godwin's vision of the dead
Templars "-
rs it there that you mean to murder
me. traitor and wizard!" he asked. 3
Then rage took hold of Goodwin, and
he answered him:
Were it not for your plight. here and
now would thrust those words down
your throat: as, should we both live, L
yet shall hope to do. You call us
traitors Is it the work of traitors to
have chcrged alone through all this
host until our horses died beneath u.s.
he pointed to where Smoke and Flame
lay with glazing eyes-''to have I'M
horsed Saladin and to have slain this
prince in single combatT' And he
turned to the body of the emir Hassafl.
@"You speak OF me as wizard and
murderer, The went on. s"because some
angel brought me a vision which. had
you believed 1t, Templar. would have
saved tens Of thousands from a bloody
.rs: 4za "a ~ az
death. the Christian kingdom from de
struction and yonder holy thing from
mockery" And, with a shudder, he
glanced at the rood, which it's captors
had set up upon a rock not far away
with dead knight tiedsto its black
arms. You, Sir Templar, are the muir.
derer who by your madness and ambi-
ton have brought ruin ON the cause Of
Christ" - al as {
Then Saracen guards dragged the
Templar away, and they were parted
BY now tie pavi.-Jn Was ~, LII
Eaiadln entered 1t, saying:
) Bring before me the king Of the
Franks and Prince Arnat. he who is
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The Agent Lost

"Mv frisnd," said the agent tc the
BiilvilIe brother. "let me sell you
an ACCIDENT policy"
Never had an accident in my life. "
''But-you may lave. Aln't you
about to marry"
Yes; but what's that got to go
With it?'
"A great deal. Suppose your wife
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was to get angry with you and lam
you 'si1e the head with the FIRE SHOW
Ell: or your mother in law might take
q notion to break every bone III your
body; or
Bnt the BilIsi lie brother stopped
hlm ri ,ht there.
i've thought better OF it, he said;
"Tll be burned eff [ git married.
AtIantl GoDtstitulior.
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tain of the mamelukes nam
ed Abdullah unfastened the
jewel from the emirs turban and hand
ed 1t to Wulf. 1t was a glorious star
shaped thing, made of great emeralds
set around with diamonds, and the
captain looked at it greedily and NUT
tered:
ALIAS, that an unbeliever should
wear the enchanted star, the ancient
luck Of the house of Hassanw a say
ing that Wulf remembered.
He took the jewel, then turned to
Saladin and said:
'Have your peace, sultan, after
such a deed?'
Whoever dies, you are SAFE" said
Saladin. There is but one sin which
/ VIII not pardon you-you know what
it is" and he looked al them las for
Hassan, he was my beloved friend and
servant, but you slew him in fair fight,
and his soul is now in paradise"
Then Diminishing the matter with
wave of his hand he turned to receive
great body of Christian prisoners
that, painting and stumbling like over
driven sheep, were being thrust on to-
ward the camp.
Among them the brethren reioiced to
see Egbert, also, wounded in many
places, there was the black browed
master of the Templers, who even now
could be fierce and iasolent.
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a YHEN Hassan was dead, at
w" sign from Saladin cap
tain of the mamelukes NAM
- 4 hdI1llol, e. az
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SAVINGTOBE EFFECTED
GOVERNMENT, PRINTING TO BE
DONE BY OUTSIDE PARTIES.

f. I. Allen, commissioner of patents. with
the approval of Secretary Hitchcock of the
Interior Department, is advertising for
sealed bids in quadruplicate for producing
during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1907,
by the photolithographic or other process
the Official Gazette entire. including the
letter press, the weekly monthly BIZ
monthly and annual indexes. The bids
will be opened Immediately after pm.
the 10th day of this month. and awards
of contracts will be made subject TO an APP
preparation by Congress.
The awarding of outside contracts for the
printing of the entire Gazette will be
decided innovation. the printing having
been done heretofore by the government
printing office. It is expected that there
will be a great saving of money TIA the
government under The method.
Commissioner Aliens office spent last
year $50, 900 for the Official Gazette, $4,000
of which was for photolithographic work
done by outside contract. and the remain
der-s1O0. o0o-for printing done at the gov
eminent office. The work OF producing the
Gazette has increased, but, owing TO the
competition for the business. prices have
been brought down so far that it was not
necessary to ask Congress for a larger APP
preparation for the photouthographic work
next year 1t was estimated that even the
Increased amount of work may be accom-
plished at a lower cost than last year
The House therefore voted to appropriate
only $4,000 for this particular work next
be ample.
Action of Committee.
When II came to considering the appro-
nriation for the work done for the Gazette
at the government printing office the
House appropria tons committee discovered
that Mr. Allen had asked for $2O,oVo adGl-
ttonai for this work. The members OF the
committee sat up and took notice. Ihey
wanted to know why In one case an IN
creased appropriation was found necessary
while in another decrease was made WIN
ease. when in both cases the work had IN
creased equally In volume.
Lack of competition in the government
work was the answer OF the commissioner
of patents.
The members of the committee immedi-
ately inquired OF Mr.. Allen how much no
could save IL the work that is now being
done by the government printing off1ce
were transferred to outside parties. He was
in doubt but thought the saving would be
about 40 or 80 per cent.
The committee thereupon struck out from
the measure the requirement that this work
be done by the government, and cut Inc
amount asked for by Mr.. Allen, which was
2e,000, exactly In half.
The bill has passed the House In this
form and II Is in anticipation of its passing
the Senate without change in this respect
that the commissioner of patents is ad-
yerttsing for outside bids for the work for
the entire Gazette, so as to have everything
ready for making contracts when the time
comes.