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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-31
NO sE DEscUTDR I'D.

Los varios sfntomas de una con.
dici6n debilitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con-
cepto deber1a pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fataies con-
secuencias. Los g6rmenes de la
tfsis pueden ser absorvidos por
los pulmones & cualquiera hora
echando raices y multiplicandose,
& no ser que ell sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qIe le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como Ia miel Y
contiene los principles nutritivos
Y curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, que 'extraemos
directamente de los h1gados frescos
del baealao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifca ell sistema contra todos los
ca1nbios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tisis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada q tempo evita
Is tfsis; tomada 4 tempo la cura.
Gel Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por Ia presente tengo
el gusto de participar q Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, Ia Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que le ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera much1-
simo meior que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifIos & quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL exito en- el case de
I'd. no SO desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Eficaz desde la pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
eugafto con esta. En- las Boticas
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AzUCAR QUEFUEE EN-
barCada pOr Aqua
diIIa.
EI preGiO de la Carne Sc ha lido aIIi
pOr las nubeS.
La Ilmpleza pubIICa Sc snCusntra en- lei pueblo
en- un estadO deplOrahIs.
(De nuestro corresponsaz.) )

Mario 29.-Pr6ximamente seis mil sa-
cos de azucar central, fueron embarcades
para los Estados Unidos, durante la pre-
sente semana. Dicho azucar pTocede de
la factorfa ''Coloso" de esta ciudad.
de uuos dias esta parte ha sido ele-
vado por las nubes ell precio de la carne,
sin que Sc sepan los motivos para el au-
mento excessive del precio de dicho artfcu-
10. Yea este nuestro alcalde para que
ponga coto estos abusos otros mu-
chos que desde ha tempo Sc vienen suce-
diendo en- esta poblaci6n.
-Agftase la idea entire varios i6venes
enthusiasts de esta localidad, para la for
maci6n de un club de "base-balI." Y es
SECURE que en- la pr6xima semana empe-
zaran practicar en- los terrenos de la ha-
cienda Victoria; muy cercanos esta
poblaci6n.
-SHay 8 no Sanidad en- Aguadilla?
Nosotros creemos que no, pues ell tinico
pueblo cuya limpieza Sc encuentra en- un
estado deplorable en- Ell cual Ia hygiene
es fabula. es en- esta ciudad. Llama la
atenci6n la Gale del Progreso y, especial
mente, el pedazo de Gale frente un de.
p6sito de chinas, por su suciedad sor-
prendente. Isabella es mueho mas peque
ma que esta villa, cuenta con menos dine
ro para el ornate de la pobIaci6n y, sin
embargo, SO encuentra en- un estado envi-
diable por su impieza suma.
Sc contints aetivamente en- la com
posici6n de la calle del "Progreso" de esta
ciudad. Luego terminados los trabaios
en- dicha calle, Sc procedera al arreglo de
la del "Tamarindo" otras mas que Sc
encuentran en- muy NAL estado. Por estas
obras y por otras muchas de mas impor-
tancia con que contara Aguadilla en- 10
sucesivo, merece un APPLAUSE nuestro inte-
igente alcalde Ell Lcdo. Luis A. Torre-
grcsa.
-Es casi SECURE que la compaffa Mar
tinez Casado que act1a en- Mayaguez, da-
ra algunas funciones en- esta ciudad me-
diados del mes pr6ximo.
Es mucho ell entusiasmo que reina en-
Aguadilla por yer la Martinez Casado
que tantos elogios ha conquistado Ultima
mente en- varias ciudades de la isla.
Desde luego podemos augurar 4 dicha
troupe" un exito complete en- sus fun
clones pr6ximas.
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Sra. Henrietta A. s. Marsh. Presi-
denta de una SocieGaS Benevola de
Senoras, Gale Diez Y sets, 4. No. 769s
Los Angeles, CAL, E. o. de = sseribe 10
siguiente:
ssPadecf de Ia grlpe pOr siete semanas
y ningun remedlO me aLiYic hasfa que
probe Ia PerunG.
"Inmediatemente me sentf segura de
haber por tltimo, encontrado la medi-
Gina que necesitaba, y seguf mejoA Nudo.
En- tres semanas estaba restabiacida
me allegro infinite haher probado tan
hel gran remedio. Nunca estare
sin el.'
En una carta fechada agosto g, 1914,
la Sonora Marsh, dice: ''No he dido
otra vez preguntarse por la eflcacia de
la Peruna. Nosotros Ia usamos todavia,
Y he viajado tres amos por Kentucky y
Tennessee, adonde he encontrado Ia
Peruna hacienda su buena labor. Mncha
de ella Sc usa aquf tambien. Hen
rietta A. S. Mar6h.
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-Parece que los pobrecitos ''gallos' no
encuentran ell ampsro que una ley votada
por sus compasivos admiradores quiso po-
nerles cubierto del Euso" que aparte
de la cazuela, SO les destinaba antes de
probibirse las jugadas de aquellos. Pare.
ce NAL que 81 pobre ''jfbaro' que sea coji-
do cchando una "peleita' de dos moqui-
llosos pollos, vaya la carcel 8 pague una
crecida multa, mientras que pudiera haber
quien organizara grandes jugadas y no
'faere habido." Q der6guese la ley, (por
case con tcdo empeho los que pudieran
contravenir sus disposiciones, escudados
con una '.invisibilidad'' que podrfa ser cla-
reada sin gran trabajo, como Sc quisiera
hacerlo.
Con dos mil cuerdas para siembra de
afias, Sc asegura contara para el pr6ximo
rosecho, la Central Aguirre," de Salinas.
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CuriOSO deCretO en- item
pO de Luis XIV.

En- tempo de Luis XIV existfa la cos
tumbre entire las damas de la aristocracia,
de salir 4 pasear por las tardes caballo
10 que ocasionaba menudo muchas des-
gracias, pues habfa algunas que no name
iaban bien sus cabalgaduras
El rey no saba como impedir aqueIlo,
hasta que uno de sus ministries vino en su
auxilio, = public6 en- la "Gaceta Official"
el siguiente decreto: ''S6lo Sc permitira
que paseen q caballo por las GALES de Pa
rfs, las sefioras casadas 8 solteras que ten
gan mas de treinta amos de edad, de re-
conocida experiencia."
Ell remedio fu6 radical Tai habito Sc
abandon6 por complete.
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BODAS de BOHEMlOS.

Entire las ceremonies que Sc verifcan en-
Bohemia cuando Sc celebra una boda, f.
gura la de hacer pasar la novia por un
puente de plata. Dicho puente 10 cons.
truye ell padre del novio, colocando sobre
una mesa dos filas paralelas de monedas
de plata La reci6n casada Sc sube Ia
mesa y la recorre pisando las monedas, y
su esposo la recibe en- los brazos
Ell puente de plata simboliza la felicidad
que ell novio espera disfrutar en- la vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-31

iGRAN REALIZACIoNl- En- La
Villa de Madrid SO han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars Ell traje. Millionaire
de hilo de algod6n; pafio de billar fran,
ces camisetas de crepe, generos de hilo,
encajes, tiras bordadas, trsjes bordados; 6l-
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticOtina para frac
y smoking.
la Villa de Madrid ea Ia tienda dom
de acuden las personas de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. Apartado
764. San Juan. p. r..
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HOsPEDAJE.-se solicita para un
matrimonio con una senorita un joven.
Sc necesitan tres habitaciones, 8 dos y mi
rador, Sc dan lasmejores referencias. Di-
rjirse 4 ''Hu6sped" P. O. Box 837. San
Juan.
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COsas de los ChinOs.

Cuando falIece en- China alg6n indivi-
duo procesado por delito de homicidio,
Green sus compatriotas que su muerte es
una prueba evidente de su delincuencia, y
no permiten que quede sin castigo. ST tie
ne hijos Sc mete en- la carcel al mayor du-
rante un a1o, ysi es soltero Sc azota q su
padre, 6 4 uno de sus hermanos, con ell fin
de que purgue la falta del muerto en- este
mundo alguien de su familia.
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Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingIes. Gran Arsenal
de Conocimientos en- Arte, Literature,
Ciencia, Historic, Geograffa, Comercio,
Biografia, Descubrimientos Invencioqes-
Sc compone de 81 voldmenes, incluyendo
el Nuevo Suplemento americana. GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfjase R. B., al
cuidado de LA Correspondence" Allen
81, San Juan, P, r,
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l, Regis H. Post, SECRETARY OF
PORTO RICO, do hereby certify that
there was filed today in this Office a dccu-
ment signed by the stockholders Of "The
Porto Rico News Publishing Company"
consentiDg to the dissolution of said comp
any, together with certificate of the present
President CT said company that the persons
signing said document represented all the
stockholders of said company.
WHEREFORE, for the purposes o
Section 53 of the Civil Code of Porto Rico
this certificate is issued.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
L have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of
Porto Rico to be affixed, this
twenty-sixth day of February,
A. ID. 1906
REGIS III. PosT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-31

-JUNCOS.-A don Nicolds Benitez
Delgado, lie imvitamos one conteste nues-
tras cartas, para qne rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sldo confados de esta
Empresa durante el tempo que fue agente
de este diario en- la iudicada poblaci6n,
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
darezca este reclamo. p.
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PAsADAs las festas de Ia temporada
del CARNIVAL ha realizado el popular
AnaericO Salas su gran surtido renovan-
dolo con artfculos propios para .Seuana
Santa PGScu0s. En- caIzado no hay
quien compita con Gel Popular" Las
damas eneuentran ALI todo 10 que deseen
en- artfculos de Ultima novedad. P.
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Sc ha hecho cargo de la secretarfa de
Puerto Rico, interinamente, ell senior Mar
tin Gill; subsecretario del gobierno de esta
isla.
-Todas las mananas Sc riega Ell pavi-
mento de la plaza principal, que contintia
cubierto de arena con las cercas que i'm
piden ell transito. Segin Sc informa, pa
rece que tratase de esperar algunos dias
mas para abrir aquel sitio al p1blico, que
va Sc muestra impaciente por DIR ALI las
retretss de costambre.
Han aumentado de tai manera las
construcciones de csSas para yiyiendas en
Santurce, que muy pocos 8 ningdn solar,
queda libre en- todo ell trozo lie la derecha
de la carretera, comprendido desde la pa
rada IL, cerca del puente de San Antonio,
hasta las inmediaciones de Martin Pefls
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VINO TINTo GALLEGo sUPE.
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS Ofresen Sucesores de L. Villa
mil & Co. S. en- G. 3Ov.
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$500
10
deoada bnets eonpha 40 aaaHe
UapOnnabidad Rguna aaVi1ods soehea
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A9EIs Ia VENTAJA
Sl0SEpS De
S,Sg RueR srete para M5quiRas de Cosel

No hay pruebe
10
tfcuo" "Aceite.
masc
Aceie orpece c mto d la
Acee un nresdu la teacetos seagoap
LENA agujes la ma
ION poduc
dep6t Cldd especial de
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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Ell hOngO de Ia algeria.
Sc sstan hacienda uhserYaeIOnes sOhre eI rarO Vs-
gstaI.

Un distinguido .naturalista russo de Ia
DIRE, acaba de descubrir un hongo que pO-
see Ia facultad extTaordinaria de producer
una viva algeria.
Crece en- Ia Siberia occidental, durante
los meses de Octubre 4 Diciembre, en- los
sitios mas sombrfos.
Los doctores franceaes B. Grassi de Ro-
valIasca y Welleston, atestiguan que des.
pu6s de haber ingerido veinte gramos de la
pulpa encarnada de ese hongo, les disipa-
ba la melancolfa de que estaban posefdos,
y con una cantidad igual, comida despu6s
de dos horas, sintieron renacer en- su ami
mo una algeria indescripible.
En- Europa Sc estan hacienda detenidas
observaciones sobre 81 raro vegetal, y pa
rece que, en- efecto, son reales las faculta-
des de este como antihipocondrfaco.
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En- eata imprentase venda papal de- Pc
ri6dico vieio { e2O0 q quintsl
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La parte alta de la ciudad, recinto
Norte y GALES de Norzagaray = cercanfas
del edifcio que ocupan las eortes de justi-
cia y tribunal supreme, debieran tener mas
alumbrado y ser compuestas Hus GALES
8 como Sc pueda denominar Ia via que por
ALI atraviesa, pues aparte de Ia mucha
yerba que Sc ''luce" en- algunos sitios, Co
mo no hay adoquinado nj empedrado, p6-
nense intransitables en- cuanto llueve algo.
Dos grandes goIetas cargadas de ma
derGs para construcciones, esperadas
hace algdn tempo, han llegado este
puerto,
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En- esta imprenta &c vende papal de Pc
Ei6dico VsaiO { $500 quintal.
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AVIS S O..

Sc interesa comprar 500 metros de VIA
portatil de SO, sesenta rs centfmetros con
algunas wagonetas, indicando fabricante.
4 Referencias, don Pedro Giusti, San Juan
5 Tomas Prado, Yega-baja. 10 9.
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With the Long Bolu
Eye nafurs's walks, shoot folly flies"
How Mama Shot the chutes Filling All the Neighborhood
with Anxiety and Almost Breaking Something
Eve natures walks. shoot 70

THE climate is that thin film Of forms
the walk smiles quietly to itself and waits, waits Q,
patiently, something like the little lamb till Mary shall
appear" :
The air soft and sweet and the day calm, so
bright beautiful that 'smama'' running out to
the neighbours The little film of ice had formed at the
top of harsh rough hardwood steps, with knots III them
that led to the sidewalk when it coming it
grit its teeth shut its held hard with both hands
and bumped up in the middle @>%N
Mama paid her quarter into the shot the chutes
bumped the bumps, crmped the crmps and whooped the
whoops taking every hard wooden step into
in her and hitting the sidewalk like beaed
grocery boy delivering sack of flour at 80 pm The
earth started from it's course two dnky little consultations
bazed out in beauty dish fell from the pantry shelf
Mama crawled slowly and painfully into the house and
had slight touch of twters before she pulled herself
together. And it all father s fault, too, ..~
Yet there are that laugh when they hear see or
read of such Incidents fall is dangerous; didn't you
know it? If you didn't, you ought to-
Noting large and thick muskrat houses Gin the pond
this side of Ashand' Neb coupled with heavy husks on
the corn and other unfailing signs Doc Bixby last fall
prophesied an unusually snowy and severe winter Inc
doctor now comes handsomely and cQnfesses hat
faiure peadng however, heavy northern Wlscon
sin Doubtless quite cold in Alaska too and the open
polar sea had anchor ice in it. On the whole the doctor
long distance guess close most OF the others Inc
onv way with weather is dream it, and then 1t
sometimes changes on you -. T..
Alan Dale points that Sarah Bernhard has died IN
all svles has Jumped into river has been extngushed by
poisons succumbed to has oeen sno
time when the divine Sarah along with good heart
interest pav and the curtain falls the plump little
actress dropping her knitting to tuck the kids into their little
trundle bed and sing them wiggly music low lights lu
labv we are going drop everything and go to see he
GOOD many of us liked those plays where kind
e.rfed woman or two in audience has to out into
the lobby to have touch Of mysteries on the sde oue
not our idea of an enjoyable evening" No sefrespecng
cat likes to have her back rubbed the wrong way
statue of Ole Bull graces the city prnclpal PARK
We would freely contribute 75 to help put the likeness OF
Joshua Whitcomb there also. a. o. ~
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know to have at "11'A "a -AN oA0~ 1850
floral offerings week. haven't smeed choco-
late or bonbon for than week, and m desperately
candy hungry. Will has only taken to eat IN the last
three weeks then quiet little restaurant with
nothing swell attractive about it, and he ordered the plain
est sort Of dinner Yesterday got box OF gloves from
Jim payment of bet, and thought that at last had
something comfort but just look at the thngs Hor
rid old doara gloves that haven't even been marked
down I wouldn't be seen wearing them.
'sI have been to heater this week Then logged
out thinking of course would go carriage, as usual
and sit sshow seats But was made to go IN sur
face car and way back in the sshirwaist row.
was so uncomfortable that don't know what the play was
about After the performance marched straight home
and all the way that miserable talked about how
ca an evening the eater could be made It you wanted
to- and thanked for putting him to the fact that
was so sensible and enjoyed things that cost very little
nearv-cried when said goodnight
'sDd you try your economical advice on HarryY asked
her friend.
eyes I did You know since was u years old he
has always sent jewel my birthday Well, this
wear he sent me book with the Words With economical
compliments. =
ssay this is your birthday today, ISM g asked her
friend is Harry coming tonight? don want to be
nqlisitive but him about an hour ago. when was
shopping buying a beautiful necklace
The Popular Girl sat up and wiped her eyes, OH you
dear thing ~ she said.-NeW York Press
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! ECCLESIASTICAL EMBRO1DER1Es

~ WHITE brocaded satin embroidered with gold, the
~ vestment measured about 8 feet by O. -"
cit is $500 the dealer said lit is 200 years DID,
He touched the heavy and bright embroidery
ttThis gold work. he said lis fresh as tho new, and
will always stay fresh for is worked with Holland gold
thread-a thread of silver goldplated such as only the
Dutch make. v' ,
Nh these stiff threads Of silver plated with gold only
~ women All good ecclesiastical embroidery is mems
work. '~
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EXCUSES.

SCHOOL teacher has collection of quaint excuses
n brought in her by her pupils She teaches on the
Fast Side Of New York. and her wards who are OF very
humble birth indeed hand her written on paper
boxes magazine covers wall paper
One excuse said: Excuse my Gorg for been absent
ION previs occasion for he had no shews. !"
,obor oxonse said: stPlease Jacob for not to
have because it was hat buying and came till late
Rebecca Ben-lbrahlm. " -
. third. written on piece Of wall paper, said: s"Dear
and honored administrator wish yourself OF excuslng ma
DAUGHTER because that she absented herself Wish yourself
n accent mine felicitacions.-Liane Pierre :
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EcHOEs AND ARCHITECTS.

s<I Is possible to make echoes, said an architect
| is indeed, easier to make than to destroy them:
In the past built their great temples and cathedras
With M toupht of acoustics Hence when the preacher
preached echoes rolled freely amid the gronngs OF the
down the rows Of scuptured coad and round and round
the i - -" ~~F~~ ~' =.
tWith wires strung here and with tapestries spreaa
there MANY of the echoes Of the odword buildings have
been obliterated There echo experts &C
aned with the science Of acoustics whose speciality is
echoes destruction Sometimes their tasks are hard
Today an architect takes thought OF the echo Ills oo'o
inc is constructed to exclude this intruder And know
ng how to exclude It, knows how to welcome 1t Also J.
have frequently In Landscape work. put up summer houses
ga srranped, rocks so as to create echo there Z
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Curiios and Oddities
OXFORD WINE CLUBS.
IT'S Passing Sfran9ei''

A CECIL RHODES student was talking about the wine
"A clubs at the University of Oxford.
They ornate things, he said, but don It think
they would be tolerated in America.
These wine clubs have often special uniform. The
members dress of red orbright blue green,
faced with silk of lighter shade Their wastcoats are
white with gold silver buttons Their trousers striped
down the side with the color Of the club
is pleasant sight to wine club at its evening
meeting The boys with their bright faces well in their
rich, gay uniforms The huge table Of polished mahogany
has CLOTH and in it's surface, in pool you can see
your reflection There in the center of the table
superb dessert mountain Of tropical fruit and down the
board in flicker the tiny flames Of many silver cigar
lighters. s .-sE-ss n ...es@
'.The wine has been preceded by a dinner somewhere
Now everybody happy. Chairs drawn The butler
brings in dozen bottles of good vintage with Havana
cigars and Egyptian cigares The fun begins.
'The elegance Of these wineubs what impressed me
the beauty Of the club silver good looks Of the
their light uniforms the excellence of the wines and OF the
tobacco the absence of any beast]mess'
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A CIiEVER SCHEME-

RY club elderly novelists were discussing
novel Of the eighties had sold to the tune Of 10000
copies
It as'' said the older the best piece OF adver
+snp ever heard Of it ADVERTISING not merit,
that made the book popular. T.. 49, ~"
The author had millionaire bachelor frend-call him
Mllons-and he persuaded Millions to let him write for
newspaper paragraph to the effect that the NOVELS heroine
had made hit with him. and, If he could lind anywhere
girl resembling her, he would marry
sThs paragraph duly appeared 1t was copied all over
The country The young Of America, on fire with
curiosity and hope bought and read the book IN order TO
see if thew stood any chance with Millions r. @=@."
IS The Younger novelist took out his notebook .->~
tBv Jove' said darky Eit wouldn't hurt to resur
rect that scheme.'' -. ~~' ~
4zS He made hurried note. - s*E5.' 80 ~
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KINGS. OWN LAND IN AMERICA.

THE royal families Of Sweden Spain and Italy all own
! lots in New York. ~ ~
Kaiser Wilhelm owns several parcels Of New York land,
and has been years heavy investor in western
property. -
The King Of England inherited from his mother piece
real estate Nassau street in New York King Edward
owns some thousands of acres of western land
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IT was very consistent
and carried my plan out
with all my men friends.
/ advocated walking in
stead Of riding, saying
that. a walk was much
more healthful and would
save a surprising lot of
money. Of course, I meant
walking from the office
and the saving in car
fare. Then I said a lot of
things about the amount
Of money, squandered at
late suppers, meaning, OF
course, the stag parties,
and [ mentioned the ex-
: travagance Of buying the
best seats at the theater,
for I really ! think it is
foolish Of a group of men
\ to go way down front
when they can see. and
hear just as well in the
cheap seats.
"They all agreed with
me and promised to econ
omize: And they've kept
their promise. Charley has
not sent me any flowers
for ten days, and you