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threw back his head and laughed
aloud-a ringing neigh of laughter that
awoke the echoes.
Only one man in the valley below
ventured to look UP, and his mouth
opened wide in an answering grin.
Don Q. had approached from be-
hind with his usual noiseless step. He
withdrew as quietly.
THE joyous spirits of my guests
please our amiable Brancolo. 1t is
good We laugh each in our turn, we
of the SIERRA he said.
From the outset McCorkadale had
tried to get into touch with Don Q-'s
men, but failed until he happened
upon Brancolo, the upShOt of their
stealthy conferences being a very neat
plot to rid themselves of Don Q. and
to acquire his treasure
BrancoIo was half italian, half
Sps nish-a powerful, hairy fellow with
sleek, meaning smile. He had not
been long in the sierra, and nothing
short of necessity would have driven
him there, for he was accustomed to a
city life of easy infamy.
AS the plot matured Brancolo per-
suaded a couple of intimates to join.
The night for the attempt was fixed,
and no suspicion seemed to have
visited the chief. The Cuban was al
lowed to wander at will about the val
ley-even to linger till long after dark
ness naQ Idllen- A rant raSplnS noise
rising nightly in the cave had so far
eluded Don Q.s usually vigilant ear, a
fact which McCorkadale persistently
brought forward as a proof that the
brigand's days were over.
On the appointed evening, after a
friendly dinner and smoke enjoyed in
the company of the chief, McCOrka-
dale withdrew to the particular recess
! in which he slept behind a cunningly
contrived door. The accustomed rou-
tine was gone through. The chief fol-
| lowed him to turn down the bolt. 1t
fell with its well-known click, and the
Cuban in the darkness beyond it list
ened with a satisfied grin.
That night a change had taken
place in the weather The wind
moaned through the swaying pines,
squalls of rain drove across the valley,
and when, a couple of hours after mid
night, BrancOlo met one of his allies
at the foot of the pathway in the bri-
| gand's cave, a dense mountain mist
| filled the valley.
What? Are you alone? Is it you.
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tached themselves from the gloom out
side.
The moment had arrived. Nc
Corkadale sprang swiftly behind Don
O.. and fired three shots into his. body
The brigand Swayed once, and fall
ing forward, settled Imply, face
dCwnwards, on the rocky floor.
McCorkadale stood tense, one foot
advanced, waiting to see a movement.
But there was none-the heap of
ror OF the dead was upon him, for he
started at the sound of a sigh behind
him. He glanced back. At his Shout
der stood Barbon, liVid over the rag
ged tufts of his beard, his starting
eyes fixed upon the chiefs body
MCCorkadale pulled himself together.
See, he is down at last! Did I not
tell you? Where is his charmed life?
Proof Come, let us search for his
heard; there is no time to LOSE
He ran forward, Barbon at his elbow
There was a strange grinding sound, a
strangled shrek He heard Barbon
grunt out an oath as he pitched head
long into the glowing embers. The
Cuban whirled around on his heels,
and met a ray of light that played
blindingiy upon his eyes.
He could not see, but he fired wildly
and. clubbing his pistol. rushed in
upon the man with the lantern; but
the light was snapped off, and, in the
darkness, he dashed heavily against
the wall.
He did not need to hear the familiar
stbilant chuckle- Don Q.'S counter
trick was plain enough now.
For awhile he lay stunned, then
a little burst of f1ame-Barbon's
beard ablaze in the hot ashes-showed
him the brigand standing over him.
The Cuban dragged himself into a sit
ting posture, with his back against the
wall He was utterly COMPOUNDED and
cowed, his early squirt Of courage evap-
GRATED.
The chief opened the lantern, and
looked him over, breaking into inter
mittent chuckles of harsh laughter
Mr. McCOrkadale," he began, using
the English form with derisive in
Election, "the song was not so far
fetched after all. You came into the
sierra to scratch the parrots head,
and found the Vulture."
The Cuban tried to turn his face
from the pitiless light with a shudder.
Corpse of a scullioni Am 1 grown
sick, and deaf, and bIind?" pursued
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Barbon? Where, then, is Pedro?"
asked the Italian.
Have you not heard? The Old One
sent him to Cantalera this evening"
was the reply.
What matters? There are still
three of u.s.
Brancolo began to feel his way up
wards. pushing his companion ahead
of him. Weird noises of nighttime in
the sierra seemed all about them, and
they were scarcely sorry when they
reached the opening of the cave
red light from the smouldering fire
burned DULY against the shrould Of
the mist A death-like silence lay
within.
From where the men stood one wall
of the cave was plainly visible, but the
fire and large area Of the floor were
hidden by a hange of rock that
screened the entrance.
McCorkadale. for his part, lay long
awake upon his bed of dry fern and
grass, listening to the movements of
the brigand. BY and by began the soft
pacing to and fro, a nightly habit of
Don Q.'S, which always Immediately
preceded his going to rest But on this
night it seemed to the watcher that he
continued his walking much later
than usual.
At length all was still except the
moaning of the wind and the occa-
sional sharp patter of a shower on the
rock-face outside.
By feeling the hands of his watch he
knew that the hour was come. He
crept from his bed. With infinite
patience he drew in the wire that un-
shipped the bolt from its socket, then
nOiSelessly pushed the door open and
slipped out, stealing up the short pas
sage to the main cave, and looked in.
The fire had sunk to heap of glow
ing ashes, but gave light enough to
show Don q. huddled in his cloak on d
stool by the hearth.
McCOrkadale stopped, breathless,
with curse in his heart, but plucked
up spirit as he noticed the still, brood
ing, birdlike attitude that surely be-
tOkened sleep.
Perhaps, after all, luck was on his
side. Don O., for once, was caught
mapping, his head hunched between his
shoulders, instead of the danger of
hunting him out of some hidden lair,
how much easier now to.
He moved forward again until he
came within the sight of the mouth of
the cave Instantly two figures de-
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SECTION TWO

the brigand Yet four to one against
me! The chances were all on your side,
tooi''
mo. for you have the luck of the
devil" broke out the Cuban. Pedro
betrayed US. 1 did not see him.
II assure you, you misjudged him
and, permit me to add, me also. He
admitted a few details-reluctantl
believe me; but they did not add app
preciably to the knowledge I had all
ready of your little scheme. Pah! AMI
NAL, get up and pull this carrion out OF
the fire"
McCorkadale. in spite of his name.
came OF a hybrid race that knows
when it is beaten. He obeyed.
He bent over Barbon. The man had
been stabbed in the back. One hand
still clutched at the cloak of the dunn
my figure with which Don Q. deceived
them.
Under the chiefs directions, Nc
Corkadale worked frantically till he
tossed the dead body into the valley
below.
Now, our good Brancolo-your chief
friend. We must not forget him." said
Dor O. in his sOftest tones, as he
turned his lantern on shapeless, hor-
rible something that lay by the open
ing of the cave. you do not ask a
question. Shall I tell you? He lin
gered so long fearing to cross my
lnTeSnOiQ JndI the uOOE SlllS Caught
and crushed him.
McCOrkadale's shaking lips were
blue.
And Pedro?" he gasped.
Don O. shrugged his shoulders.
What do I know? Ask the vultures.
Indeed, senior, 1 consider myself in
debted to yOu''-he lit a cigarette as he
spOke-''fOr you have given me an ad-
mirable opportunity to rid myself OF
some of the least desirable of my chill
dren."
By the time McCOrkadale returned
to the world the corner in corn had be-
come past history. People spoke of IL
as extraordinary coupe manque.
Later, when they met with its promo
ter, they began to believe in the legend
Of oveTStrafned nerves he had so glibly
circulated before he visited Spain.
Moreover, rumOr declared that the
ruined millionaire had lavished enor-
NOUS sums on religious institutions in
that country, but this was an addition
Continued on Page 9.
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Natures
without
debility
moved
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the treatment
Blood
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with medical
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03

ohrar { sss elisntss hunorarios exee.
aivsmants m6diaos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

La Convention manda informAr; 10 demas nae i'm
portA.
Themes rsS6n si este n6o ConfssAs. el ovGn me.
ne6 ID cAbszA st6Al do dbGuSto
-Adamks prosgn6 F0uquisr proCedsmoa Lor Ia Hola
danuncis de Simon; 10 aedsac6n % p6blica; mirs.
Fouquer sc6 otrO pspel do 50 bosillc.
Era ndmsro del pe6diCo ttulada G PadrG Duchesns,
que, como sabs r0daCtsdO por Hebsrt
La cuac6n efsCto sstahA f0rmuladA dabda formA
-Esk sscro mprsso, dio LoriD importa hasta
hbls vc'nptariamsntey sin amenazAs hana sntoncss
@ el
% . no 10 cresr4 pear do HILBERT Y de Simon.
Simon aoeChAba s resuAdo de conversations el misa.
rabe gnoraba poder sobrs e hombe ntegents
mirada que dsGing0s multitude mrad Atractivo
que rschz fuez que atre que hscs devar pen
samiento msmG del hombre hsG otro hombrs
de foarza Qua de fuevza superior que multitude
psro Fouquer hSb Ssndo peso mrada do Lprfn Que
ser Comprenddo por este obGervador
Ell ntsrrogaorio prncipiar dio aCusGdor phbco;
eacrbAnO toma ID puma
AcshAba este de exsndr los prsliminlrts de sumar
esperabs Simon, Snterr 6n todos,
terminase sl colOQuio de Fouquier Lorin.
Solo e n6o parcels oomplstmsnte txrA6o a de
que principal hAbfA VueltO omar aQuO mrada
AI6na haba umnado momSnto rsyo de una su
prema intsgsnoa
Ssncio diio SAnterre; CiudAdAnO Fouquisr va iute
rro0ar 81 ni6o.
-C.pato do Ell sOuuAdor bss t6 d69ds sutk ia madre
FL piho Luis pas6 de pEldez mOrA encarnadg
fsbril, psro respondi6
Me hss dido. CspetOl replied sl aeuGadsr.
El milmo silencc
OH bisn 10 Oys dliO Sn6 psro ,uceds 10 que les
m0nc que QuTen responder de medo cue oH tomen poT
hombres y lcs hsgan trsbaiAF
-Rssponde C1psto diio Stntefrt; es Is com6n Dc Il
Convention 10 ntsrTCga debe obedecs las lsyes
81 nh, paldec6 pero no reIIend6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
Ell CAyALLEBO DE CASA ROjA
SAS RE

nkldas Ic a rodiIAa entumecidaa tomASe 81 pulGo
eoy SECURE de erc0nrAr moVmento de ochsntA cnco
novanta pulsaci0nss por minute.
ri n6u mostrb inEensbIe OR snunCise6n de
deCimi anos.
Y que puads atribur cenoia eatAdo del pronsrol
pregunt6 sl 1sador p6blica.
Lorin % raac6 10 punta do Ia nAriz diio para si:
Fills qOisrs hAcsrms habIar,
Esro 20 no tsng0 gAnas.
Dsspu6s prOsiQui6 IN VOC alta:
-Yo sl regimen QusIeha Nguido con 81 n6O
Capeto. sin embargo..''
Simon sstaba muy ssnto. sspsrabA do momSnto
. otro Su ensmigo compromising.
-Creo que hace sucents tisrciCiO pros9i6 LOrn
VA 10 creO do Simon como que eltunantuelo no Quers
andar
FL n6o apsyGci6 uIenable al op6strofs del SGpatero
Lavant6ae Fououer, acerc6 Lorin le hAb6 quedo
N,de oy6 as psabras del scusador p6blico pero
dante que de mporanCia porQue LOrn conss6
Greed IL sato ciudadsno9 ES dmasAdo grave para
-Ahora vsmos ssberIo, CoDtsto Fouquisr Simon dies
Que 10 ha DIDO mismo 90 ha cemprometdo obgRre
AQue 10 con6'se.
Ss IL Oosa rapuenanta del mundo diio Lorin; psro
n possible; poraue ustrsca ess sxsna de peuados
Con recon n ella que esto mezc0 Sc e hA
antado como Msna con6eo que muy vo
l.nto querer preGsntarla como una Agrpina
-Bao 90 10 que hA rsfsrdo Simon, dijo Fouquier impa
sibs
No dudo que Simon 10 hsyG dCho. porQus hay hom@
bres quianss sspantA niDguna cse de acusac6n
rs impossible Pero prOsgui6 Lorn mrando
6a Fouq1ier IL honbra ntegentS probo
nee pedir tales nGo sobs les eyeE
gtad de natnrazi mAndsn rsspesr nnultar hu
manidad sntsrs Ia psrsonA de este ni6o!
Sin hacsr niDg6o movimieno 81 touador oo una noa de
az bollillo ala snst65 LOrfn dicisndoi
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NadelaS Dc auSub0
Do todas dimsnaionss, vsndens sSl
sasorss do @onxalsx Hernandez y @
CKAk1YEE, P.R.
OnnanliaA nor aorrao paedan ha-

-CKInENE1 horriblss 80 some-
On On todoa los paisss On los qss sl
amor ks aido sl m6vil principal. Cd.
maa & In Eisg Ansia Y al bssn Kustc %
snmsss ssapdo IN Perfume 8 IN JAb6n
vv!sar ssando sl exquisite Caskimsrs
RouQ uss-ya On perfume 8 o. Jab6n-
70 al sumxn del busn tono.-Colgats ,
90, New York.
wwEE EKLvKTIA.-zI ealls do
Crxs aran sass do h6spsdss. sTa.
els 4 hokalp, Apossntos para fAmilias
, ssrsnnAs solas. Oemidas sinsusa.
On aaRaAvos suhisrto. Baios. Tel6fone
Isa ApArtsds soTrso, 3s6. PropistA-
rie, Psdro Bshira. Notal Este hetsl
sst& sarge do una ssHoritA eagus.
~
--Es NrCEsARlO sxigir cue ssds
ostiA ohtengA grshado 81 nomhrs Dl-
gssAivo NoiArrista. psro m solo sstu-
shs srodues maior stseto que ana do
cana de hoAsllas dc Agss minsral do
var sl lniso surativs radical, del o.
l6mage y dol intsssino. sl Digestive
koiarrissa puriasa los Alinsntoa ,
los hess asimilahlssl II legitilao d.
Ksssivo MoiarFistA sara On ia dia LA
iAGigsstionsz, On IA Rss ias GisPsFi
siaa q gAstFslgiAs. v On trss msses Loo
mGs graves snisrmsdAdss sr6Aisaa dol
ezA6mago y del intsstino. Rst& ami
vsvsalmsnla sonhrmado, On forma uin
iEsL, qua 10 snaasia dol Digestive
NojsrrisAa Oh vsrdadaramsuts radisal
saSsrior & 10 do todos les otros re-
nsdios. De vsntA On las prinsipalsa
sarmaoisx Ga Europa y AmSrisa.
a. ST VKNnEl On lots dc babss
On rama. snassho do 1905, do las ms'
ioraa vegas do Osgxaa, Dirigirss &
ouisonss Cahsxudo 90. CAgxas. Pssr'
Riso,
sss0v nlAx NAVARRO 10
pAs Aise.dc pE 0ssina do Ahegad Y
.av's au ssst shaded, salls do aan
49&
~Vs Fedaral. uaF.
e sls CayAa
a* sfESaear al
eiaAAdas, i~-
q. sss' sss AL RAiE
,vspanea, a. AvA@;ARal6s dc sxps'
AieHsgg al axyyppSsalGs aarsesR.
AsavtaRdo 10 Rshls ee1patanaia
nov nEkSblaaiha sa sl aiersiMo do lAe
prefesionss do AhogAdn y Nstario. o.
sagcY pHAz NAVARRO 90 dispoRe 4
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linsa tsIrsa dol Osstt

BSllstss bar 1tes para di0s fsstiues
In ~ slAsa da Capital { Bayam6n,
de- y vNslts IS stvs.l sn - 10 stvs.
Rn ~ do RAyAa6n { OAtAao, Ida v
vasltA is atvn. sn ~ 10 stvs.
RiIlsts ordinAric de Capital 6 Gaia
Sn 80 alasa & Z saws
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Doctor I. luIz lrOau

NEDICO CIRUJANO dc L. Fasul.
tad de Madrid. Conaultaa do II y me.
diA AZ y media dc 10 tarde,
Crisso. Il San JGAn. d.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
PapeI de peTi5jdico a $2 quinta|
8a|neario de C0amo
COamO. Puerto RicO.

Por eonvenio hssho con 10 suss-
sion User&, continue al frents de d.
sho sstableeimienao For m siic mas
asi pues y aproxim&ndoEs Ia sempors.
% 90 verano euya do prineipio al 10
DO Mayo pr6ximo, tango sspcsial Sus.
10 On ofrsssrms nsevamenta el pdbliso
On general y { mis- numsrosos amigos
On particular, tsnisndo todos 10 ssgu
dad qus aomo do sostum hre, proax.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03

svepAnea1 a AyAsa;ARal6s dc exps'
aienSas AZ axEgppisalGa tars0sR.
Asasaando 10 Hehls eempatanaia
hoE nEkGhlaaida ea el ateretMo do loo
RYefeaionss dc AhesAdn y Ngtario. o.
TagcY DTAz NAVARRO 20 dispone 4
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Ia SALUD

Farmaca Droguera. 8, Arecbo p, n.
KsnsA rsnOvada Personal iatagsnts FrsaOs loo
a adoa Dsp6to los tanoSss pdoras Marines sApssa do
Rsan. Dspurssvs Russ IAysasi6a Roa
Osahrs3 do lAaS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03

rare dsiar Altsmsnte eomplAeidos q
cuantos gusten honrsr CON su asisten-
ais sl sBslnearlo dc Coamos
Presios dc hospedaie pof ssmanas
Una persona, diario $3.50,
Nihos y criados prsaios sonvsnsie'
nAlsa.
Para mas informss dirigirse & 90
arrsndatArio
JUAN ROEX.
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zE7zRsDxA1 AN JUAN 81 sND GLASS NATTER
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Deafness Cannot o. Cured

By local spplIchtions. ~ thsT rsn.
nos seaeh The dissssrd portion o. she
ear. There is only one Wsy ~ ru's
deafness. and that 10 ~ constitutional
remsdiss. nsafusts 10 eaassd ~ 40
infamsd rot.dlt.oa ~ ths ulgrngs
HnlnF u the Eustset.ss Tub wtFn
thh tahs Il infamss you have q fam.
biIue spund ~ importer hsaFinR. ani
uhsn q b entirely siassd deafness h
ne fssait. ara Gales ths iuaanua-
tion cen b. tstsn oct aud 49, tshs -
stessd % be uarmat cntdif.aa. hsariuE
uiii o. Destroyed f1rsvff. N.es eatff
uat ~ zee 80 rsnsff ~ csiaFsh wateh
10 n1Itlng tut 90 inasIfd cHatiiten
% tts muraas t1Ffaerf.
Ne uni Elfs zee hartrsd doiitfs
Coz aug ease cf frsftets fes1tei ~
etfsrfhD tkst eases - e9fsf ~
Halle Catarr1 Core SD 70 eif'
j. Carrur a Co. Tsis4o. o.
SEQ D. tFuFEfif. 10
TtEs Ealis FalGY fills ~ ss1tii-
sateas
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wait and adjust the tariff dudng ba
times snd iust when the country could
least afford is.
One good thing that hSs come ont of
Massachusetts this early Ia the session
IL the bill just introduced by Senator
Lodge for uniform child labor laws.
With the growth OF factory business
In the country, this is becoming an-
nually a more pressing problem, and
oRe that vitality affects the health and
we'll being of the community. Msssa.
ehusetts has unquestionAbly a very
good set OF child labor statutes aud
the most Of the States could do mnch
worse than follow her example. The
method by which IL IL proposed 70
reach the matter from Washington il
70 follow the line OF the meat and pure
food laws and prohibit the transporta.
tion in interstate commerce OF any
goods made in a factory where labor
under the prohibited age is employed
This would strike Immediately at the
root OF the matter and would be a
good thing for all manufacturer,
whether disposed to be just aud fair,
or not.
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60 80 's,',as q II. La. Ga,
49,. '''gsa co Sovsmbs,
.''' ''-si'sa 90 nl. go.
81 -. ,''aiI-'asr Fsr.s. : sn.
49, -. 7. asa llassfssisss ..,.
- g.. 's'as'sss - Las Car
y. -aaa'J as "a Ell 81
- +" tsss tss sl,y ga 80
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y ~ sasa' Trust has just been fined
~ Io' accepting $4,000 worth Of
''''' Il The trust does not look out
'oaf'' will catch up with Il.
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gu 10 Utica sho, four time, a. q
'.''' aud missed him. We dom,
''a'o's that WOuld at her
-. ~ 'ss ought To be convicted
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e's !'"ey man refused 20 marry
'a o'eaose he doubted bic abiI.
49, '.IFori her Possibly he also
Per ae'lity to support him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

Now that the Interstate Commerce
Commission has been enlarged, there
seems to be mUre piling up for it than
even the enlarged commission can do,
and there is lrious talk Of adding two
new members TO il. One OF the fret
jobs that il is expected to tackle is the
investigation Of the Hartman sys.
tenn Of railroads. These rosds are
alleged to constitute the greatest com.
bination in restraint OF trade in the
country. The Union Pacific is pecu.
liarly liable to government supervis
ion and control because OF provision
in its charter permitting the govern.
ment to regulate the earnings over six
per cent. But IL 10 claimed thst the
eombipation OF the so.called Harri.
man lines now Il greater trust than
that contemplated by the Northern
Securities Company. II is said that
while the dissolution Of this trust 10
il were dissolved would be a matter
for the Supreme Court, that the Inter.
state Commerce Commission. with i,s
70 "supervise and iuqOite
into" the conduct OF the railroads,
would be the fret bureau TO have n
try at the investigation and something
Of the sort may be expected very
.nnn.
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=" been estimated that should
!, .'' desire 70 purchase the railways
= No''i HE Outlay would amount
'a''s'ns ike $50 .esO.OOO,oOO
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49,. '-s'' o. Henry jane about
.,-.. 80 '',HE conveying no mean.
=. ..l BOSS thar be {. isaiou, Of
=, =. ''59'a,iou .asryp,osnm.tle
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hs'1nounetd that Count Boni is
q TO nsFFy again. There must be
East one woman in the world who
p Dot resd the newspapers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

Anan named Pills WIS elected to
,'sreH 10 Indiana. Il is not stated
',''as' he 10 Of the little liver or pink
Rpls people variety,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

- ,'s paper s,ts which Il
-, ceF' adsd ou-ths blonde
a,,...'.''' For bSalny msBtai
49,. II, .'.l t'ahsi's svsry time. The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

ne Review Of Reviews says Butte.
'''i' i' "a fowerless, gFassless,
H<le' town" Bot she's a Butte
b he sane.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

y 1''''' go sIplaln. ,h,, ,.,,
49, ahdsF vhi.h ~
-, - 80 q nomiasslos. WA,
49,. s''' bssa scattering !
es,,...''' a'e asg sirrams,ss.s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

b the last 900 years over twelve
hIEau dollars worth OF gold is es-
Is,lsd to have been dug from the
aHh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

o. yOung man who entered Prof.
Si'I'' poison squad three years ago
lt'st, bot 20 are others who stayed
sdu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

Marx Twain says that the Roston
Anry sulhoriiies need not blame him
sEwt taste in vegetable drapery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

Although South America has about
bee ihe area Of the United States It
y rnly bali the population.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

~ Baresu Of Engraving and Print
hrrill stick to the new postage con-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

I. .4-.-,isBs bills become due after FIRST
-, Of advertisement, unless otherwise
- IN contract. Parties not known to US
Z. l, ,eqsired to pay for advertising in adj
I5sress. THE DAILY SUN,
GAINESVILLE FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

Rhode Island man sold his wife for
lFO Some men are born lucky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

Don't waste your slime 900 gill need
IL all before you die
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

There will be . general shift among
the higher diplomatic officers Of the
government very soon. When the gen.
erAl chsnse Of the cabinet occurs be-
tween the first OF the year sud tie
fourth OF next March. Mr.. Won Myer
will be- brought home from ST.. Peters-
burg. This will leave vacancy there
which will In ell probability he tilled
boy some outsider, Then u 10 expected
that Ambasssdo or Mccormick gill come
home from Patis. and that HE plsce
pill be tsken by Lloyd Gfiseom, nov
ambassador 10 Brazil. lis understood
that Chas. Page Bryan will 60 20 Bra
ali, and IL IL possible at che same time
thst there will be = shifting Of the
diplomats noE accredited 20 Mexico
snd Jspsn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

-.,,;c,s.weck sun is an eight-page, forty
,,o,t published every Monday and
- and contains all the news Of the
al STATE and general, and will be
Z, ,o,,age free, to any Tart Of the United
-, c,Bada, for 500 year-in advance.