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For Rent
faFRilhed Rooms.


40 9Th ST Nw.-steam heat: bath each
H9or' central location: 80 month upward
a2I ST. Nw.-NewIy furnished rooms. Win
"a Mttnout board. convenient 10 downtown
crate. de12-st
ROOMS. I5e zlc; pool SC a game; best ae-
Toninlodation. MADAM ABRAHAM 6l2
FRONT ROOM. business or Housekeeping;
s,espihs room, -; storage room. "a; Two shops.
FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished rooms. $50,
=, 20 ApPy 40 50 St NV delz-st
LARGE ROOM. furnished: steam heat and
bath on same HoOT; IS month. or board, $3.50
per week al 6th St NV. 6ei2-3t
FOR RENT-Three handsomely furnished
'front.' rooms: One on second and two on third
nOOr. l2lz IL ST. II
soz Mt. VERNON PLACE. opposite Carnegie
LlbiaFy. Two bright rooms; single Or en- suite.
moderate rates. deIZ-st
$50 New York ave.-Nicely furnished, large
end small rooms: porcelain bath. terms mod
crate. deIl-5t
TWO neatly furnished rooms on third floor;
reasonable for gentlemen. 224 East Capitol
81 dsll-st
FURNISHED ROOMS. delightful location. 1872
harvard ST. NV large front rooms near l4Jh
81 caLs, dsiI-6t
THREE neatly furnished rooms. II1s I st. ne.
Asaf Government Printing once: with OF
without board. dsIl-st
BRIGHT. sunny room. facing hath; 81; gen
sieii4eh' private family: phone. 1913 -.
nv delI-2t
SENECA bachelor apartment: one lar.e
room al improvements. SO. JANITOR
90 Z ST. NV. deII-tf
TWO beautiful rooms. facing Library; fur
nished OF light housekeeping 81 - ST. Sc
DELFT
LARGE and sraall rooms: steam heat. sic
= ST. NV. delI-st
WARN. cheerful room in house with every
convenience, near Iowa Circle, Slos gentlemen
only lgJZ lSuh 81 deli-Zt
FOR RENT-Nealy furnished front room
with al comforts 10 gentlemen. reasonable
rent 90 - 81 nW. del0-2t
FOR RENT-NIcely furnished rooms 81 5o
- s. Apply 2ls Cd st nv. del8-8t
Fer RENT-spiendidly furnished rooms for
hght houseiSeepiagi steam heat. gas for
cooking very desirable sf Rhode Island ave.
nv. del0-1t
FOR REST-NeatIy furnished room: g
month ell East Capito. ST. deiO-2t
For Rent
Furnished or UHfurAisked ROona.
FOR RENTING desirable second aoor fronr
rooms, furnished OF uHruTnlsned. al con-
Feniancesi rent reasonable. 604 Massachuse
ave NV Il
THREE ROOM FLAT. furnished or upf1r-
nlshed' no children 622 Massachusetts ave.
NV. dsu-3s
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HELP Wanted-FemaIe.

HELP WanIed-FemaIe.
WANTED-Good girl for general housework
Call at once 81. NV. 1t
WANTED-HeIper In dressmaking and an
apprentice. 3d2 Maryland ave ne 1t
wANTED-Glrl FOR light housework 23I
81 ST. deI2-8t
wANTED-Youag girl for general houseworls.
iol1 lufh 81 NV. del2-3t
WANTED Experienced arm Mattresses. Bos-
TON CAFE. GO Pennsylvania ave. NV.
-,
wANTED-white girl for general housework:
small family; Apply A LEPFER l5l Cen
Ter Market, before ?. N. de12-2t
WANTED-At once an experienced waitress
twhitel' Apply at cafe. 50l 12th NV II
WANTED-A woman for general houssVork
In nat Apply go = NV. del2-tf
wANTED-women Tor general housework;
references Apply l75z Corcoran St. II
WANTED-A girl for confectionery store. sl2
II ST. ne. deI2-2t
WANTED-Prlest Ia country wants white
woman Tor housekeeper. Address BOX $50.
Times office. dei2-3t
WANTED-NuTse in suburbs on electro ear
ll-le, settled woman as nurse FOR invalid
salary given. Address BOX S55. Times Office.
deI2-2t
WANTED-GirI for general housewOrk. small
family. 2lOI X St dsII-3t
WANTED-WoInan 10 scrub. Apply 80 7th
ST. ieI1-2f
wANTED-Rellable woman. three IN family.
Tor general hOuseWOrk. must stay nights;
bring good reference. 1900 Ross place, Clevs-
land Park. delI-2t
WANTED-Experienced alteration hands on
ladies'. suits and coats permanent positions;
liberal salary. Apply at MAYER BROS &
Co. tSI 81 nv des-6t
PERMANENT POSITIONS offered 10 thor
oughIy reliable and competent coat and suit
salesWomeu o good character. Apply BOX
l3 Times office. des-tf
WANTED - YOUNG LADIES TO SELL.
FANCY GOODS; EXPERIENCE NOT NEC-
EsSARNt GOOD PAY AND PERMANENT
POSITIONS TO THOSE PROVING CAP
ABLE APPLY TO ". NJ BALDERSTOE
MANAGER. BEFORE 10 A. n, PALAIS
ROYAL n. LlSNER de6-gt
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BROOKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR Il T.. LCERSSEN Drug Store.
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Leip v anted-Female.

Wan tEL-Woman TO do plain cooking and
nous. " 9l-t l..l Laller ST. NV. near lsth
ana Columbia road. Tr
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Help Vented
MnIe anu FemnIn.
Wanted-AgentS.

AdEN NIS-Canvassors miKeTs. peddlers. street
men. solicitors, mail order people, etc should
bly hhAMER ; BOOK OF TRADE SE-
LhEIS- regular price s6.00. bIt bal OF lAst
edltLon Is being sold FOR a. Is as long as they
last livery person who Is out OF empIoy-
lHSLt can make more out OF tails book than Z
person ~ ordinary business can on a capital
0I sIoeeO. Order quick. SIOUX PUB. Co.
sutherland ia de- 81.
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Advertisements viii Se accepted at any OF
thz following branch Offices al regular 0iAce
rates II ii is lnlouN enlent 10 leave advertise
meuls al either "A branch O-lce Or The Times
Business once thcy t.4ay Ue geiepuo1su direct
70 -le Times tla-u a-oJj, aad d messenger
Wlll call 10 collect without addltlJu4l cnag C
~ Tie advertiser.
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Wanted-Teams.

VANTED-Teans To haul brick. ApDly
WEST BROS. BRICK CO.. south end Long
bridGss de2-IEs
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kEXS-We call and make keys anywhere In
the clty foI z0cs prompt service: electric bells
burglar a-arTas. ana electric gas lighting our
speelalt!ssi drop postal Vt phone North g5IJ
PERCY >. ANGLE * CO. IL. 18th s.. nw.
nOlI-u
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ALEXANDRIA, Va
r. J. CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King 81.
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ANACOSTIA
BURI'S PHAEAACN, corner Monroe AM
Jefferson SITS.
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dOuSefurniShineS.

WE HAVE 90 cooking and heating 5toves
new ana secondhand. Of all descriptions. YOU
can save 5Jc on the dollar by buy ing from Us
Sass FOR SANITARY COUCH; heating ana
cooking stoves paTi0r and beiru5m suites;
s. per week gO-CaTts. $50. lowest prices;
cash and credit. REDMONUS, a. 5th 81.
nos-tf
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Stove Repairing, Etc.

LET Us REPAIR YOUR STOVE. range, or
latrobe, charges small; work guaranteed.
Phone Main 545S OF drop postal Ii Pa. ave. NV.
no2S-2Gt
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Wanted-Furaiture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bTic-a-bTac. and aI kinds OF
housshold goods. BAUMs FURNITURE
SHOP. l4th and u sts. nv. Phous North 1873
Formerly sth and L. u0l6-sJt
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Musical.

Fer SALE-A collection OF valuable old vio-
lins by Italian French. and German makers:
must be sold at once. u-5 14th 81 NV.
po3G- cot
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For Rent
CEfErBisbeG Rkeyaa.

| TWO unfurnished rooms. second floor; Hght
/ housekeeping. SO 9Th St NV deI2-5t
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SOUTHWEST
;. HUGO ElSENBEISS, 5Jh and y strseta
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Cleaners and DyerS.

THE CLOTHES DOCTOR is the only place
IN Washington where people can have clothes
cleaned. pressed. altered, and repaired right
at the right price. Phone Main 1883. I755
Pennsylvania ave. del-sDt
PHILIP LEDERER, l2fl II 81. ne; phone
East 1888. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Our
wagon calls Tor and delivers wCrk an over
the city noIs-sOt
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Wanted-R00mS.

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping ia northwest. Address BOX ?S5
Times oE.ce. dafl-gt
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Observation-Disclosures dressmaker and
uW 49, | -
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-Young man as stable man in pri
Vate family 23l2 q st. nv. II
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SOUTHEAST.
a T. POWELL 4th and East Capitol sts.
- DO\N NE-i-L- DRUG CO.. Sth and q sts.
d. D hEALA. nW. coI. 18th ana Pa. ave.
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VI q ST. NW.-Newly furnished rooms with
"a without board, convenient 10 downtown
departments and all street cars terms mod
eIa1e' de12-st
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FORSTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
i2tn 81. and Florida ave. ne.
SldAs. H. bl-CAEE. \. cap. and r sta ne
ActhESNE1 4 JOACHIM. cor. q and Il stg
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Bicycles.

THE BICYCLE! THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS
GIFT We carry the largest and best as
s0rtment Of mems and boys bicycles In the
CRY. Deal where satisfaction is guaranteed.
ANY boy woulI appreciate a bicycle 10. a.
Christmas gif- bes des it's handy % rua
erranls which is great helD 20 every
mother Our prices are the lowest. T.. T.
HUNTER, The 3 cycle Man, Il3 PenusyIva-
Ma ave NV. defL-4t
FOR SALE-Cbtap. RacycIs bicycle 1896
model; coaster brake. s30G lyth 81 ne
Brsoklaus 6sI1-lt
WANTED-To buy every. secondhand bicycle
In Washington. (. T. HI INTER- The IA
cycle Man. IL Pennsylvania ave NV. ocza-rf
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Wanted-f1iSCeI CeIlaneOuS.

WANTED-We do not buv. but we sell any
Thing II you have anything 10 sell. call up
TIE NATIONAL AUCTION CO.. Inc, @ T.
rooms. Phone n. AL. sales every sztur'i az
at 10 a,m.i horses and carriages AT Il
GsI2-IL
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NOn-hediCaI Healing

THE JUNOD ,vacuum} treatment. a guaran-
teed cure for rheumatism paralysis. loco
mOtor-ataxia- Eright's disease. diabetes. and
other painful. debiitaunE. incuTaBle tE)-
caIIed) diseases. BOTH SEXES. no kr "a
or medicine. PROF PARKER, 1924 New
York ave. deI2-5t
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wANyED-Man for dairy work ga n st
nv Je12-3t
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THREE ROOM FLAT. furnished or unfur-
nlshed. no children 622 Massachusetts ave.
nv. Ssf1-9r
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Two cents "a word for all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted Tor three OF more consecutive
days. one cent word Tor each Insertion
These rates DO not apply 20 Personals.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREP We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Afs-4l 400
10th St nv Phone Main 4229 des-g0t
100 DRY AND CLEAN separate storage rooms.
Packing shipp ng, and moving a specially.
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EMPRESS co
c. r. CLIFFORD Z co, ProprietOrs Phone
n. s940-E 1910 7th q. NV. noI5-3at
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS floor oil. s5c gallon this
week Regular price. zoe Drop postal II3
Pennsylvania ave. nv. no2s-20t
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Rooms and Board.

NEATLY FURNISHED front hall room, with
board; private family; gentlemen: Sl6. I7u
New Jersey ave. NV. deI2-St
ONE or two front rooms facing Thomas
Circle with OF without board. Apartment q
the Nalois. dell-st
REFINED family desires a few boarders
pleasant rooms and phone. l632 18th ST. NV. ;
moderate terms. deIl-3t
BRIGHT warm front room suitable for
couple, with good board; terms moderate. 60S
II 81. NV. deI0-9t
S17 12TH ST. NW.-Elegant furnished roams;
steam heat table board telephone etc.
deg-4t
BOARDERS WANTED for two pleasant sec
end story rooms. 1888 p St ns. deS-7t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18TH St
and New York ave- half block from White
Eouso.-BeautIful view. double and single
rooms from 50 10 S45 up. with good board
Ge4-l5
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. THIS WEEK IS
SET OF TEETH. g. Gold Crown. formerly
$40. now 81 Filings. SOC All consultations
and extracting absolutely free. ARMY AND
NAVY DENTAL PARLORS COR. TTH AND
+ SITS. NV. Entrance. 659 st. Phone
Main 4324-M del-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain look, feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal:
painless hIllng. DIR. J. l. WILSON. 1903 r
st. nv. nO25-3gt
FIRST CLASS WORK. Low PRICEs-set
OF teeth, s. up EJld crowns. s. up; gold
filings. 81 up; silver hllinEs, soc; work
guaranteed, no pain DR. GEO. J.. ED
MONDS. $40 + ST. NV. nO25-S6t
DRS. O. ". 4 ". J. ELZEV, DENTISTS.
s ". Cor. 10th and r SITS y w
Gold Crown and BTidgeWork Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed OF money positively
REFUNDED. moderate prices. Phone NJ. 4259
Open evenings at branch office, 30 Penn
sylynia ave. Sc. 10 pm. no22-tf
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Physical Culture.

WRESTLING, boxing fencing. dancing. GYM
nasium classes for men and women at 1913
If dtTc-st
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TINES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
oNr CENT A vfoRD PCR

SITUATIONS WANTED hELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED |
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED /
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Miscellaneous.


DOLLS DRESSER sol Isth 81 NV Il
RCMMAGE SALE. 1918 New York ave. THIS
week. carpets. curtains. furniture, clothes
Shoes. Elllli4efy. bslc-A-brac deII-st
r. J. r. and Sehnspps tags positively not
6o91 after ten days re VIII buy them
slNh4Lf-Ss lu4l Pennsylvania ave. delI-2t
wANTED-Au kinds Of general house repair
4nsi stove and tn work. gutter and ap0uIiug
lSc FOOT also brick work. roof painting, with
best metallic patut. 4lc square. damp walls
guaranteed cured estimates given. Drop
card VIII call NA. J., BURROUGHS.
SO4 A 81. Sc Phone East ss5-Y. de5-s9t
ELEGANTLY hitting skirts made for s. also
stylish coats, So turs remodeled into fash
iOnaBis Shapes liit q St Nv. de4-tf
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? You
viii be agreeabIy surprised II you viii let
me sell Il for you. MARCUS NOTES, as sth
81. NV. Phone Main 5l7i- noIJ-tf
A.-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO fns art
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
lNGTON RUG CO. 92l 9Th 81. Phone As.
ap6-u
YOU CAN RUN YOUR BUSINESS with TOO
feW employ es--if you Hre satisfied 20 make
little money-oT even 70 loss a little But
you may De able - date your prosperity
from the time you published some Help
wanted ads.
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40 9Th ST. NW.-Steam heat; bath each
moor central location: 50 month upward
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY. 4s1 nth ST. N w.-Everv
Tuesday, THURSDAY. and Saturday even
ingi beginners Class, 7.S0s advanced, $50.
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used In
admitting scholars 10 our academy. Lesson
s0cs six lessons, S25e Private lesson BY ap-
pointment- See Ordway Turkey Dance
nC25-sJt PROF. CHAS. NJ WYNDHAM.
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MoVing

Moving
Packing aud Shippizs-
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
S. LOAD.
TWO HORSE WAGON. 50 LOAD
coLUzG2xA Tas n SsEH CoNPAH1,
J1s l1th ST. n. W. 5ezO-tf
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Ell MAN1QUI CB MIMBRE
TOT

Habia leido que Lamartne raba org lie samen-
to su pie desnudo con e enpene muy F7orunciado
Ia planta nuy arqueada. afsnzal e1 emple del
hombre iutre sentia el seaor Bergsre aguna compa-
cencia por no te eaer n PIE liso plano.
Sent6se una sis de anea COME npla Ia botina
roja pendente del dintel.
En- la parea, bIadquea IA resquebraia1a, I'm ra-
mlto de BOZ asonaba les szos &c una cruz ne
era.
e pequeno Cristo de cobe. cl4vaio en- aaueIIa
cruz, 1nclinaba Ia cabeza sob zpatr clavado en-
su taburete, detras del nosrador en- donie Sc anon
tona0an troSos dc zuel hornas S lstnentos de
cuero ndicando que teufs Is Iies correspondentes
una excreeencia dolofosa aquella pare
Una estufla DC hierro fl49 lido alenta a / cai6n
sinhendose allf On fuerae DIOR de pei de guisa-
do.
-Veo con gustc-dijo q senior Bergeret-que tie
ne trasajo de sobra,
Pero eI zapaero dej6 escspar sus lamentaciones
confusas, iadecisas sinceras
No trabajaba en- otros tiempos
Hacfase diffc, cada vez mas dffcil. competr con
Ia fabricaci6n de cazado
Muchos compraban va los aImacenes las bofas
hechas, 10 mismo que acostumbraba en- Paris
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Buena notiCia

In el antique y muy acreditade es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastrcria de R. Aontes, 50 acaba do
fecibir TN immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses, los qua
ofrece a 81 nnmerosa clientele y al
Qdblico ep general
En- ropa hecha tambien hay un ex-
tenao surtido de elegantes trajes, loa
TIE Sc detalIan desde 81 q SI4. C1en-
a tambiGn el Ba2ar COP IN surtido do
abri9os para caballeros ni2los, propios
para Vi ies. gorras camisas. cuellos,
Paaos tlFaGJes clnturones, llgas, cali
zoncilllos. corbatas, mediaa, muchoa
n IS &refeulos del rsmo.
VISTA BaCE -.
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ANATOLE FRANCE


tjn1e solo, recluido satsfecho barrac6n, nc
case; no Sc case; Pedagnel; serfa una mprudencia
Empuj6 al salr la vidriera, atravesando IA plaza
de San Exupero entr6 en- la librsrfa
Pailot esaba solo,
Era IN hombre adusto nala instruido; corto de
paabras ypreocupado docamente po7 su comercio su
casa de campo del monte Duroc.
Pero al senor Bergeret le inspiraban Ia Ibrerfa
ell librero IN encanto inexplicable
Ali encontrabase mny satisfecho sus ideas Aufan
con mayor abundaDcis.
F, Paillot rico qnejaba
A 10 sumo inljc6 elgnna que va Sc CANADA
tanto como autes cor los llbros de texto.
La costumbre de remesar en- frme soamente, dis
mnufa el negoci7 J continues reformas de los pro-
gramss dfcult4b4n Ia sdquisici6n De material para
euelas.
En- otro tiempo-decla- a-todo era mas dura-
de1o.
No soy de la misua opini6u--a6rmaba el sedor
Bergeret -E eafcio de nuestras epseaanzas clzscas
esta en eonstante teparac6n.
Luce in front6n del estilc Imperio sobre IN p6rt
co iesuiieo; tene gaera 1ocoeo ooumuatas como las
del Louvre, saloncs g6tcos una crpts romano, esca
Ieras del Renacimento, 81 hnrg5ramos en- la ba-
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De Nueva York
LOS CgmsI0S mIaISTERIsLES

Aquf no existen las crisis ministe-
riales. d. .vez en- cuando Ia volun-
tad del Pres1dente Ia conveniencia
de uno de sus Secretaries de gobier
no deja TN puesto. vacante en- ell ga
binete y el jefe de: Ia naci6n nombrs
dentro de 50 partido 4 quien mas lie
convene.
Las modifcaciones que ahora Sc
anuncian, hechas p1blicas ofcialmen-
te la vispera del embarque de Mr.
Roosevelt para el Istmo, son varias,
y una de elias de 10 mas inesperado.
Ell procurador general ministro de
Justicia Mr. Moody deja Ia cartera
para aceptar una canongfa vitalicia
de primer orden, Ia plaza de alagis-
1rado vacante en- Ell Tribunal Supre-
mo de los Estados Unidos por IA
llecimiento del sabio jarisconsulto
Mr.. Brown. Para ocupar ST. puesto
en- Ell gabinete Sc ha designado al
actual ministro de Marina, Mr.. Bo-
naparte, e1 abog2do de Baltimore 4
quleu tan esperadamente convir-
ito Mr.. Roosevelt hace IN aflo en-
jefe de estas escuadras. Por 10 me-
nos en- Ia Secretarla de Tusticia es-
tara en- su terreno el letrado napo-
ieonico. No Sc. sabe todavia quien
le sucedera en- Marina, donde hace
algunos lleno 81 .papel 4 gusto del
Presldente, recibisndo 4 los iefes Y
ohciales de la escuadrilla francesa
enviada para partieipar en- las festas
conmemorativas de I'M: an1versario
patri0t1cO franco americana.
La Cartera de 10 Interior quedara
vacante por Ia retirada de Nj, Hit
chcock, quien anuncio su .dimision 4
mas de yovepta dfas vista para e1 4
de Mario de 1907. Para reempla-
zarlo he elegido. # Presidente 4 TN
joven muy joven, poro hijo del Pre-
sldente Garfield, asesinado por Gui-
seau hace unos veiate amos Nom
bres como Bonapartey y CARTEL no son
dc los que en- esta administration
e8capan sin fgurar en- 10 que aquf
llaman Ia famllia Official del Presi-
dente aunque, solo sea por unos me-
Ses y venga no a pelo.
Del joven CARTEL 1ecmos Ell esta
prens2 one es hoy IN eaipieado. del
departamento dc Comercio y cons
tante companero de Mr.. Roosevelt
en- e1 juego de lawn tennis
Otra dimis15n no bien explicada
todavla es la del SecretarIo de Co |
mercio y Trabajo Ia cual IA venido
de perilla al Pre- ideate para 1lamar
al CABINET q primer judfo cue has
ahora ha f5ura6o en- IN ministe-
rio en- los Est4dos Unidos Es e1
agraciado M. Oscar Straus. fninistro
que ha sldo eh Turqufa. De mas
esta decir GU el moan oramicnlo hace
las delieias d Ii may nuherosa, ri
qlisima 6 ipfluy ente familla heble
de esta na ion
81 e1 Pr 4slJente aspirase & Ia re
lecci6n no HI bjz1a p5dld6 .hacer ma
niobra n S aeerfa7a ieto "a es sa-
DIDO cue no 7-pira. Ahora solo falta
que para Ia vacante de Marina q otra I
que ocurra Sc nombre & Mr.. Pleasant
Porter. caaqae d. Ia tribu india de
los Creeks ' pres jdente del ferroca
1rll Indian Central qae va de Ponea
City hasta hos confines de Texas.
AltisenaEci3, vlriedad,~ intel6s his
t6rico y antropol6gico, de todo ha
bra eu el gabiaete Laft y Root,
81 hijo de Garfield Y 81 de los Bona
-partes de Francia, e semita Straus
y el }ndio Greek. Una verdsdera
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Insular Auto Company

ha inaugurado servcio de tsenanal entire
San Juan, Ponce puntes intermedios segun
el siguiente itinerario:
sALIDA De SAN JUAN 1P1AzA PplnorpA17
Los Lunes, Jueyes Sabados las S A. NJ
sALIDA DE PONCE fEsrARlrcu4lEaro DE MARSHALL
Los Domngos, Martes Viernes las SAN
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Adair-Covault Nuptials

Rev. Charles Sloan, accompanied by
his wife drove over to Extra Thursday
September q, to officiate at the we'd
ding of Chel Adair to Miss Bertha
Covault. The principals of this hap
by event were both born and raised in
Greeley township, and will begin
their welded life in sight of the little
white school house, on the playground
of which were sown the germs Of affec-
ton which in after years blossomed
into love and with the reddenipg of
the apple and the purpling of the
grape ripened into wedlock. Greeley
is raining well-wishes upon them.
Twas in Autumn Cupid gotten,
Chel and Bertha c.
With his darts he filled their hearts
With nuptial ecstacy.
Said happy Chel to Care tFarewelln
Care blinked her dull red eyes
And stared at him-young, tall and elm
Then giggled with surprise.
"You're somewhat gay. my boy, to saw
'Goodb, e. to me just now.
I've only just begun to thrust
My claws toward your brow.
Dead in the night youth rise to fight
Grand, noble and heroic.
You'll calm the storm that bends your
form
With drops of paregoric."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
"Chn,nois. skins

charles c. Druedling has written an
article in the Journal of Pharmacy on
chamois skins. The commercial article
OF that name. he says, is really oil
tanned sheep or lamb skin lining. The
supply of skins from the chamois ami
NAL is very limited. Enough could not
be obtained in year to supply the
United States for more than Il single
day. He made special inquiry on
visit to Switzerland about the annual
crop of the chamois skins and ascer
tanned that from 5000 to 6Ooo skins
would be fair average yearly crop.
This skin is heavier than the skin Of
the sheep or lamb, also much coarser
For strength and durability the cham
DIS skin is preferable, but for ordi-
nary use and appearance the oil tanned
sheepsliin lining would in most in
stances be preferred.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
UMBRELLA LANGUAGE
Dumb but it Says Much, Deaf but
Can Make You Hear and Blind
but Sees Enough.

To place your umbrella in rack
indicates that it is about to change
owners; an umbrella carried over a
woman, the man getting nothing
but the drippings, signifies courtship;
the woman the drippings, it indicates
marriage; to carry it at an angle I'M
der the arm signifies that an eye is to
be lost by the man who follows you;
to put a cotton umbrella by the side
of silk one means Exchange is no
robbery" to lend An umbrella may
be interpreted II am q FOOL" to carry
an umbrella just high enough to tear
out mems eyes and knock OIL mems
hats signifies IL am woman"