davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

mile IN length. These canopiss protect the
streets from the hot sun and the rain;
otherwise they are unattractive, darken
the streets and are a positive injury to
them
While Damascus is too old 20 have an
tiquities." as some one has said, visited
the great mosque, in which are probably
some remains OF the old Temple Rimmon.
IN which Naaman and the Syrian king
worshipped In the days OF Elisha. I was
shown the supposed home OF Naaman, the
leper. 1 walked repeatedly through the
street called Straight and was shown the
place OF the city wall where Paul was sup
posed TO have been let down and escaped.
Miss Margaret L. johnson OF the British
Syrian mission, in her pamphlet, The Old
est City in the World" speaks Of the re-
ligions OF Damascus as follows; The re-
ligions Of Syria, as represented In Damas-
Gus, would require o volume TO describe
them" OF the population OF about $4,000
the vast majority are Mohammedans. The
Christian population occupies the northeast
corner Of the city and numbers about 1000,
including all the various sects, Greek or
thodox. Greek Catholic, Latins, Maronites,
Jacobites, Syrian Catholics, Armenians and
Evangelicals. The Jews are about 1000
and live In the southeastern division. The
social cleavage Of the population Is made
by their religious differences. Mohamme-
dams, Jews and Christians ali occupy differ
ent quarters OF the city. A Mohammedan
house in Christian quarter or a Christian
house In a Jewish quarter is scarcely to
be found-probably would not be tolerated
In this connection 1 might add that multi
tudes OF dogs owned by no particular par
ties are the scavengers Of the city. The
dogs in one section of a street or the city
will not tolerate any dogs from the other
sections to come among them or to stay.
You will here observe that there Is large
share of human nature even in dogs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

what does your papa give you for be-
ing such good boy, Tommy" asked the
xyiattor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

AJoR CHURCH HOWE of Ne
braska, recently transferred from
the post OF consul-general at
Antwerp to a like post Of higher
grade at Montreal, Canada, gives
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

This is a large size
extra well made Chif-
fonier. 1t has beautiful
golden oak or mahoe-
any finish, larg
French bevel mirror
and neat carvings. Spe-
cial clearance price.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

He don't give me nothin' for bein' good"
answered the little fellow, but what he
gives me when I'm bad Is q plenty"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

They have extra large
heavy French beveled
mirrors, elaborate carv-
ings and lined drawer
for silverware. At the
clearance price 1t repre-
sents a big saving.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

"rll g-get even w-with you, m-mamma," T"
sobbed small Elsie. who had just been Sc
yarelv chasfiaad
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

See cut. Solid oak, round or squar
shape. heavy carved legs. top size AKA,
extends out IT,, greatest value you eve
saw, it's easily worth s12 Special clear
ance OF only "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
LEASE Ia VERDAD
San Juan, 0sIubre dc 1905.
sr Director de LA DENocRAcrI

80 - VIVA ~ Ia 0GAOOAAGlA,
Por iustieis y dada las condisio.
mes do rsatitud del diario de 50 diRno
sarge, Suplico & usIed tsnga la bondad
dc publican 10 Siguiente!
En el iuisio eslsbrAdo on 81 dia do
aver On el JuEgAdO municipal de ssta
Capital eontrA Bsnilo Alfonso por
sgFelion al que Iussribs, los numsro.
aos teStIgoa cue dsslararon { favor
del sSuiA10, manitssiaron que 20 ha'
bfa dirlgtdo ups pAlsbrs sumAmsnts
ealnmniosA q ls seforA madrs del "a,
fsrido Alfonso. al tai oosA fusra eier.
Isi soy 81 primero On uanifsstsr ana
rsE5n hubisaa tsnido para pro,sdsr 4
lAIgrsai6n do que faf sfstlmA, Psyo
ea una CalumniA intAms que me IavAp'
tan como una tzsusa 81 criminsl pro.
csdsr del sisado indivfduo, con 81 in
de que IN dsliio esssigEdo on sl CS.
tigo con IN no De pEisi6n, fusss eas.
t'gAdo aon dies dollar de multa.
Para demoItrsr Ia falsedsd de 10.
dsslAraDteS, hAgus sompRressr 81
guardiA 6c1, que, aouo ssaHRo cite '
al cue no Sc iom6 6selsFsoI6n por con
Vsnir AT 81 msior exlo del sgrssor, "
sl eitado gusrdia dlrk que rtelamk
~ tsstimonio para denunsiar las ipiu.
rlAs dc cue &c 81 qls taf vialma de
10 msdrs de Bsniio AlonIo.
Prctssto llsno Do indiguah6r Ian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
!UlGADO De PAz

Han Sido fsntsRoisdoa Dor ei jusa
municipal los siguisnies indivIduos,
Maria Medina, , Maria CandOlAria.
sG.6O sAdA una, por rita J est.uGslo
On la salle de la TAnsal Juana ss'
rEano, SO por sGskndalo en- 10 ealls do
10 Luna; Jose Roman, an dollar Dor
dormir en- 10 plaza del msrsAdo, An,
tonic sAnChsz InoseneIo Herr Andes,
an dollar csda uno, por eaekud alo sn
la ealle de TstuGn.
Felix GsstGn o. POP protsrir pa
lAbras obassnAs On lA sale del Soil
Juan de Dies NaHArio %. POP eseGu'
dalo On 10 salls de San ssbastlk,l
JoiS DAvila g. por prassisar limpisxa
en- una lsGriEa sin sl correspondence
permisol sIeundino Cinsr6n TO- nor
dormir en- sisioR p6blIsts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
Yigorosas Damas Que Deben La salud Pe-ru-na.
LeanSe Las Cartas De 0ratitud
De Mgieres Que Han Sido
Curadas POr Los RENE.
dos Del DR..
Hartman.
AnuRimente Sc Reciben Miles
De EStaS Carfas.
CARTA TIPiCA.

De lA Sra. Garry Peduzzi, Linstad, N.
Oak.
"Con placer ie participO que, sa
nlaraviil0so Femedi0 me euro eI ca-
farro "a ei esl6mag0 y 6rganos pei
Vicos.
~Estaba tan estropeada que tive que
dejar de atender los quehacerss do
mesticos. No podia dormir nj conner, y
tenla terribles dolores de espalds.
"Empece tomar la Peruna, y me
euro completamente en- cinco meses.
Como me siento ahora, NO me habfa
sentido por mucho tempo.
"Desearia que todos les enfermos pro-
bAran 10 Peruna, para que 90 curAran
como 70.
"siempre tengo PerunA en- la casa.
Sincersmente le doy las gracias por Ell
bien que me hs hecho. o."-Carry Pedu1zi.
Medicine De M6rifo.
Sta. Katie A. Washer, 1706 Prentice
St., Louisville, KY, escribe como sigue:
"C0mo mi experiencia CON Ia Peru
na ha sid0 tan favorable, sin vaciiar
Ie parficipo que es una medicine de
indiscufibie merfto para las enferme-
dsdes Dc que psdeCemos Hosotros las
@aWeres.
"DA fuerxas 8 tnfunde nueva vida en-
ell sistema, y siempre que me siento
estropesda 6 cansada, slgunss dosis de
Peruna me arreglan."
EDc0ntr6 I'm Verdader0 Amigo En-
Pe-ru-na.
Lo que dice Ia Sra. Florencia Aitkens,
1lo4 Front St., Toledo, Ohio.
"La PerHna me euro Ell cafarro del
IferO. habia tornado cuafro frasc0S
CuaDdO note meioria, y cinco fraScos
me c1raron cOmpietamenfe.
"No se que hubiera sido de mi, 81 no
hubiera obtenido la Peruna, pues estaba
en- un estado terrible.
"Tenfa dolores en- todo ell cuerpo y
habia perdido las esperanzas de sentirme
bien una vez mas.
"Despu6s de nGeVe meSeS de Sufri-
mientos, hoy me Siento bien Otra veg.
Lo feIiz que soy hoy no pUedo EXPIRE
SarIO.
ia Peruna es ell mejor remedio del
mundo.
"Mi maridol la esta tomsndo, y siempre
tendrs Peruua para todos mis- achaques.
LA Peruna Is mi mejor amiga. Me
euro. ."--Elorencia Aitkens.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

AMI S@oN AS A@ tAPOaop0A%l Au An
p'quefisE, de 10 igooraneiA y de Is fall
IA da Pcdsrfo tiens up art luz; la Sc
zion, 81 ssgiritu de emp esA EytaS
dos pAlsbrss, eneisrran Ia aolusi6n
de sEe otro problems grIndioso, el
6xIto.
Nusstros pueblos latino. america
nos son pueblos viriles, pueblos gran
des. Psro 1 vsces ssmsjAn gigantes
dormidcs o heroes sia hsxiflas. Fal
to acsi6r; taliA sl eisrcicio do 10 asti
vidad de que son eapaess.
Y eomo los pusblos son el conjun
TO do individuos, tensmos que, suan
do una persona cieree 10 &esividad que
su ser ensisrra, dc el paso mas frms
yrApido On pro del progrsso do IN
pRtris.
Hsy que venser On el campo do 10
asei6n para aleapxsr prospsridad,
fuerss, poderio. Todo hombre estA on
sl deber do poner On eiseuei6n sus &C
tlvidadea; dc emprendsr, de perseve'
rar, dc alcarxar kxito.
No hay sxsuIa para 10 indolencta.
para el hassio, para 10 falta do &C.
sion. No hay que envidiAr adadss
pssadas. No hay que anhslar eamblos
dc climas y dc paisss. LII seci6n 10
paede eieresr donds Quisra que hayA
90 homore flerte, IN hombre deeidi'
90, un hombre do peso. Por la aeci6r
60 ergrandeeen los fnertea y los debi'
lss 90 tortaleceu, L. seei6n es mis ex,
ssnsa que 81 mar, mas dilatada cue sl
desAno; 90 infnita. Aeei6n o. volun
tad irabsio, rscttud, psrssvsraneis,
huen sen lido.
HSeed algc' Los ptqueHoa ssiusr,
zas eonducen q los gtav des sriurfos.
Con granos diminulos do arenas nc
formAn los grRndeE desiertos. Lss
grandea ,empreyAs del mundo nseIe
ran, essi todas, bajo el teeho do hu
nlldes cabs has, Rseordad que lA 60
eiou individual es el oligan de Ia
graodtzA eolsetivs,
III espfritu dc EN- erssa 90 el RENE
dio do los pueb'os eniermisov, de- 10,
pueblos deeadsntss. LGbrenss los cam
pos, hsgAss parir = terra, Ae6rtsnas
lAa dist@rcias, eddluese oil pusblo >
AAbiA prosEsridad y bienestsr. Ii
aeei6n 90 10 fuerxa motriE del hombrs
10 sducaei6u 90 el medic eonduetor, 9,
el puents por donde 90 pasa oil ladc
del kxito.
Rahola. an espahol, hablando d.
81 patria, exelAma; Hsy que dsvolvsr
oil monte los bosQues y al llano 10,
lluvissi hay que rsAuar 10 raaA Dor Ia
meior AltmentaOl6n del suerpo y Ia
mayor cusura del espfrilu. So impo
ne una polf'ieA do hygiene y de sduca
eion que debiers estAr ca al progrsma
dc todos los paEtidos, untendolos, Que
prosurarA disminuir 10 mortalidad v
mermAr el ana fA oeliamo.
Y Costa, otro espafol, notable
por sus tsorIas, sIsribs NscssiIamos
gabarnAr por acts. no por leyes; hom
bre superior, no pArlamsnto. Nsseai'
tAmoH homhres con cAbssA de aesos y
no do esIopai hombres dc epiundia,
con oras6n que no name sinta para
los sxpedientes, sino sangrs roia pArA
sl Fuehlo; que snstasn, no garAbatov,
stno acsi6n; y que eehsn 4 Andar Sin
preocupasfonss. sin penuar niQuiera
sn auisA los perSigue.
Y E,hsgMay, QusjGndoIe do Ia
nsgligsnsia do los puebloa do habIa
hispAna para sl eItudio do les ma.
temAtisAa purasr disc; PorQus no bas.
10 cue IN pueblo Ienga poetas, pinto.
res, ss6logos y guerrsroGi sin 1l6sofos
, sin ge6mstras, sin hombrss cue ss
dirilAn 4 Ia raS6n J lA cduQuen y Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
Ab-inte,tato De drha
Eliza EOItIight,

Por 81 presents AvlSo, que por or
dan del Jusz de lA Corte de DlsIrlio
dc 10 Civil So publieArk sn ell peri6di
90 La DFaAoCRAofA de esta eiu,
dsd, ss hsse p6biiso que todaa les
personas que tsngan a'guna legftima
rsc'smGci6n eontrA el saudAl hsreditA'
rio de 10 6nadA Anteriormente meneio,
nAiS, dsbsrAn prssentar aus rsslamA'
clcrsG con los debidos eompro bantes
y b j. iuramento 81 AdminisIrsdor
juiIeiIl absio hrmado, en- lA eaas NJ,
] dc 10 CGlls dc Cruz de eats c'pdsd '
dithn reelamACionss SerGn infofma'
dAG 81 proeeden J Eomstidsu Gla Corts
para "a aprobIci6n, J en- otro case
rssh' Eadas, ESte aviso 90 publIearS
durAi te dos msSeH sonsseutlvos una
YES poF ssmspA.
eRp Juan, P, r, AgoSto l6 de 1905.
:. Woes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

La mayorfa de las mu1eres son nervio-
sas, porque padecen de ciertas clases de
Intermediates p6lvicas.
Ell mayor obstaculo para curarse es
que no saben que ell catarro es ell origen
de Sus padecimientos.
Mujeres que no sepan de que padocen,
que escriban inmedatamente al Dr.,
Hartman, Presidente del Sanitario Hart.
man, Columbus Ohio, Z. L de A. De-
scribanse sintomas, edad y previo trata-
miento. A vuelta de correo recibira
gratis receta instruecones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13


rs , Sc dsabords, hlsta el ssntimiento
religtoSo 80 sstsGcs , 90 eorromps; y
si por un vigoroso esfusYxo, pusblo
cue & To- punto llegus no resta hlsse el
arm6nieo equilihrio que entire las 70.
eultsdss del alma humana debe STEM
pre sxlstir, morirk eomo mues ca los
pueblos que 20 eorrompen y degrsdAn,
= hasta squello mismo que fut On otro
tiempo su gloris, ser& On sus postre
ros instantes, 81 verguMxAy au tor
msnto.
We'd como abundsn les teorias So
nas, las tsoriaa buenss. Ys tensmoa
los programs traxados; "a 90 han
expuesto millarss de reetos criterica
para 10 regeneration do ,nusstYos pue'
bios.
AhorA faltA Ia acei6n dc todos;
ahora faltA l. rsAlizaci6n do esss teo'
rfas. No hay n &, que dAr ccmien2r.
Hsy que ir tras el exito pronto y por
10 vfa mas sorta. Ests camino 90 el
de 10 Q: cl6u, el dc 10 labsr eonstants.
el do 10 psrseverAneia. Ri sTffitu do
smpreas. repitc, sonvertir& los sam
pos abandonados On tlerras product
vas, emplearA 81 obrero, edueark 81
ignorants. q espfritu de emvrssa ls'
vantAra industrias, abrirA eaminov,
1 trasrG prosperidad. Este sspfrItu debe
scr L pontAuso, dsbe ser patrimonio
de nueatro mismo pueblo. Admirar
los ey6tlcos que EN- Srenden. co noble,
psro po Go patri6lico. Q isremos que
Ia rSaexA sea nusatrs, que las tierras
psrtsnexsan 4 nuestros eiudadanos, 4
los hiioa de nuestra pairis, qus las
industriss sean fomsntadas por el
esfusrzo de nusatroA hombres.
Un metodo muy eAsAx 60 aeguir
el mplo do los puebos prosper
ir por 10 mismA via que ,jguierou
los que A'eanxaron vicsoris. No i'm
uorta In p' q aeiiex do nusstrAs fasrxas.
Con elias ss puede llegAr { 10 sumbrs
del e1tto L. voluntsd uuple 10 que
falts. Gopzklo do C6rdova, oil hsrce
leger dario do EspsAt, ft6 grand.
porque lueh6 en- desigua'sa ordieio-
nea con los aguelridos y Adelsntadoi
ei6reitos do FrAnsia. Pero GorzAlc
dc C6rdovA modified 81 armamsnto J
el modo de combalir do las tropaa 81,
paAolAs, aoomodAndoloa & los mai
pei iscaionados trAnesassi regularixt
10 guerra, somet6adola 4 las pres
cripsiores de 10 tkstlca y de lA satrs.
hgls; GotxAlo dc C6rdova no u
amsdrsnt6 ante 10 superioridad del
ensmigo; lush6, perssvsr6, tA6 hom
bre dc Asei6ti Sd gsnio fa6 invAdidc
por sl sApirisu de empress y eonquistt
triurfJs hrilAnsea on 10 historic his
pana.
Uhli2sd, hombras dSbiles, loI
eiemploS do los hombres y do los puo.
bios fuertss I'll objetivo do 10 huma
nidad 90 81 6xito. MarehAd tras &.
con el miGmo iaicio que GO psraigus 10
soluCl6n do an problsmA mAtsmktico.
Raeed I'm eatudio del Alts dc veneer
on vueatras smpreGas. HAeed una
cIencia do los dstAllss que s0ndussn &
10 realisation do vusstras aSpirAei6-
res.
81 10 ignorAneia no ss pretaxIo
para que dsis do sisrsersc 10 Aesi6n,
10 edusAOi6n 10 o. much mcnos. To-
do hombre instrufdo, sea suAl fusrs
90 poAici6n en- 10 vida social, estk
mas ObngAdo 4 Ponsr en- assi6n su
espiriiu dc smprsSA. que 81 AnAlfAbsto
9 sl ignorsnts, PermitIr que lA sru-
disi6n Q el aalenlo ssAn obstksulos
para ol progreso, 90 tan sAerilego Co.
mo rsar el eaiE para emhriagArnos.
Digo cato, PorQue hay en- muc hos dc
nussiroS puebloS utA gran txhubs
PRneiA de erudiei6n talanko ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
N0UEL rIyTo.

NoTA' Ls persons que sussribs
s'ta msnifsatasi6n b. sldo, dsuda mu
ehos sfiosi ensuA iernsdor dc Ia DA,
NocRAoIA J de osrss Ompresas de pu'
oIictdAdr eOnosieudols aisnprs como
IN AombFe pEcfdco y prudsnte, Jamks
ia aupo que iuVisra susutlonss nj que
ss ls llsvAra { los trlbunalsu de ius'
tieia. Creemos que les autoIid adsa
daosn YER con atension este cAIo. IN,
de 10 r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
JuDta E|C0IaI de Hunacap

VaeAutsI las eIsuslas rurAlss Dc
los hsrrios de BjQuer6n, Rio , Gel,
bAi de eats termino munisipAL |, ha'
60 pdhIiso, con sl fin de cue 10, sspI.
rALtss & dlehss sGsuslss 40 sirvan
Esmitir sus RolisitudsS & sata Secrets,
riA, dsntro del plAzo de dies dfGs, 1
eontar deGds la fssha.
HumasAo, ohuhYe Ii de 1905.
J, oASRAs0uILLo,
al sVVIHlAyiV,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

ta J aeiS censAvos con lAS eoHtaz , pa
gos en- la fsshs dc dicho fAllo, , eos
tas gus se dtvsnguen en 10 lorna On
gus ap9rssen en- el ereeord,o be dis.
pussto cen ssis fscha vender On pG
b!iss su6sata y Al meior poItor IL fn.
O. enbar gada somo de IL p,cpiedad
de dlcho deuaor la euAl 90 describe 4
continuation eomo sigus'
UrbAna. -CAsA de mAdoras dsI
pIiS y e1rapgeraa cobiiada ds lsias
fe bArro aituAds en eslA Ciudad de
HnmIeGo cAile ds IL S2Arrerss lin
isndo por el Norts que 20 30 frente
sou lA calls de lS eCsrYerss; por eli
Sur 90 foado tsrrtnf de dor Julio
Guzmspi Dor 40 derechs entrsndo COB
casa de 10 sucsSi6n de don Fnlgsneio
Kaye, pnr % izquierda sntrand0 CON
casa dc don Julie GuzmSn.
Ls 8 bsitA tsnd lugsr el df.
vsints , npsEs de Oclubrs &c mil ar va
e'anloa beis IS dos dc l. tarde su In
odsins del Marshal alta ca sl lncAI
que ooups IL Cnrts e Dlsnito de I'm.
macao 50 tovieris que ell psgo Dc
lA V1nis a. DO haserIs ca noneds
AmerieanA.
DAdo baio nj Hvms So Hum,esoG
dc O,tu bFe de 1908.
AUctsTo oR8Iz
hArIhAl District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

Sra, Anna McGinn, 16l Plain St., Provi.
dence, n. l., escribe III DR., Hartman,
como sigue'
"Permltame enterarle de 10 6til que
ha sido su remedio.
"Padec1a del coraz6n. Antes de tomar
Ia Peruna me habla estado medicinando
por un aho.
"Compre I'm frasco de Peruna, y uraA
semana despu@s empece sentirme
metor. No podfa dormir, conner 6 traba.
jar, pero por Gltimo he descubierto qns
la Peruna es la medicina que me ha Do
curar del todo. ."--Anna McGinn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
Oereoedo Hmnos g. 90,
EDTCT0

En- 10 Corts de D Itrlto del DlAlritc
JudieiAl de Hamseso P, R OasI
nA del Marshal. Estados UuidoI
de Au6riea, 8. s. FL President,
de los EstAdos UoidoS.
Rodriguez Hsrmsnos , Bsrtrsn. vs.
7 masa Marsintk.
Liquidation de psriuislos entrf "a Dc
GAldo.
Anuneio de usnta en- ps5icq ubasta
70, AvguGt1 Otis, Rsr,hil de u
Oorts DIS Dislriso del Distrito Jud'cA
de HomReao P, r, Il 90 sSbar oue
sn cur plimienso de una orden de eje
cusi6n do ssnlensla txpsdida por O.
sseretarIo de Ia Coris de Dlsltit1 de
DIGtrito dieisl de Humseso en- el
plat arr bp ex lTerado 60 ouyo plei
TO obiuVo 81 demAndsnts con fetha 81
de Agosto de 1905 una ssptanciR & an.
favor en- ditha Corto de Diatfito de-
Humaeao contra la dtmandada To
maia Marines por la aumA de euAtFo
nil eiususnts J suAlro dollars asssn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
De SAU GERMAN
(Ontinaacidn de la pdqnG ~

IOV'VVHtVUC5ON de "a pugI1l0 .
La Ccrte municipal y 81 sargsn'
10 sargento VAldemar BIlh!rn de In
polie'A inHulAr IrAbsiAn On sl sselars'
cimisnio de disho erfmen.
-Aahans Quedaremos dsanitiva'
nsnts ComunIsadoS son CAbo Roio,
por medic del tsl6tono. L. casins
QuedArA instaladA Antxa 10 del ts.
lSgrafol y 10 tslstonista serG Ia seao,
rita Teresa Palmer Qus { ~ vsx osu.
pa el pusstc dc Islegrahsta.
CoRRBsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

TO de la infsms eAlumnia oomo del
criminal atsrsado del eual eItoy sisn'
do vfctma, y los m6 iiaos dietamina
ran aus conHssusnslAI hoy, para YER
si obtepgo iusticiA.
Atsntamente,
k8UEL INTO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
FabIica de Ndquinas Dc Tos-
Tar cafe De Victor CaprIIes
San German P. r.

Sc tAbrIean estss mSQuinas del
tamAfo prseio que 80 pidsn. EEAe'
tamente iguAles q las que 90 importan
del exIrspgero, El tana6o do 10 pull
gadaH de largo, 8 de aneho y IL de
alto, vale dos dollAes. De mayor to-
maho suben los precios.
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The Daily Short Story

ston do? Why, he must be at
Sherry's at 80 and prevent the
trip. And it was to perform that
duty that Marston had been drag
ged from the attractions of his
country home.
In order that there might be a
plain understanding, he stopped at
the office of Mrs. Davis husband
and dragged him up to Sherry's for
the 1870 lunch. Crafty he gave
Davis no intimation of the coming
explosion.
Marston had ordered the food,
when a glance in the mirror dis
closed his wife seated at table in
a remote part of the room. He was
startled, because he knew she was
not accustomed to going uptown for
lunch on her shopping excursions
Then he noticed that the chair op,
poSite the one in which she sat was
tilted forward, indicating that it
had been reserved for someone. He
almost tainted from the shock. Was
this, then. the trip to Paris?
Walking over, he dropped into
the reserved chair. His wife ex
pressed surprise He laughed-a
lunatic's laugh. His pulse was beat
ing at fever heat. He muttered
something about unexpected bust
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Jostling by the crowds as he left
the elevated railroad train served
to increase the Ill humor of Robert
Marston. His wife had gone shop
ping that morning and he had set
tied down to a quiet day on his
Long island acres. Yet there he
was poking around New York. The
reason? A telephone message from
Edith, the Eighty sister of his best
friend, Alfred Beaumont. He must
save Alfred, she had said. Alfred
was a sedate bachelor of 38 years,
and he was at the edge of ruin;
Edith was certain Of it. Marston
sccffed when she told him. She rat
tied back with the proof. That
morning Alfred had received a tele-
gram. something in itself unusual
and suspicious. While pouring cof-
fee she managed to get glimpse
of the yellow paper and there she
read: Meet me at Sherry's at
1870; get tickets for Paris"
There it was plain enough for
anybody; some designing woman
had caught him and they were go
ing to France. Who was suspect
ed? Edith reeled off the names of
half a dozen of Alfred's women
friends and finally decided it must
fbe Mrs. Davis. What should Mar.
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0WHOUSEW|VES BEAT THE BEEF TRUST

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-When the
butchers Of the east side advanced
the price of meat cents pounds
10 meet the demand of the beef
trust. which had jumped the whole
sale price, 1000 housewives of the
poorer section of New York made
a patriotic demonstration, unique
in the battle of the common people
against trust oppression.
Two cents counts for cents on
the east side of New York, and the
women went on trike, declaring
that the advanced price of meats
was outrageous Two of them, Mrs.
Esther Delbofsky, of 400 East
Fourth St, and Mrs. Rebecca Res
tied all the housewives for blocks
around. These women formed in
line and marched through the
streets, stopping at every butcher
shop and notifying the dealer that
unless the price of meat was re-.
duced they would eat fish or go
without meat for six months.
Pickets were sent out to warn
women from shops within an area
of over two miles. Mrs. Delbofsky
made a speech in the street to a
large number OF women. in which
she said:
Il tell You women not to buy
meat at the present prices. You
had better buy fish. or we can go
without meat entirely until the
butchers give us reasonable prices.
u 10 every woman's duty to herself,
her husband and her family to pro-
test against this oppression. They
do not raise our husbands wages,
but they advance the price Of
things We have To eat"
Some Of the butchers. seeing ruin
ahead, attacked the leaders OF the
strike. several OF whom were
knocked down and beaten. The po-
elce made a number Of arrests.
within IL hours after the strike
had begun nine-tenths OF the butch.
prs In the district had reduced their
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ness call requiring his presence in
the city. His wife said she had
gone to Sherry's because it was
convenient for someone else she
was expecting.
when is she due?" asked Mar.
ston.
She laughed, not at all like a
guilty person. ITS not girl" she
said, its Alfred Beaumont
Beaumont"
yes! You aren't angry about
it. are you? We half arranged this
little expedition the last time he
was down. | intended to tell you
about it this morning, only you
were just the least bit out of tenn
per, weren't you, dear?'
Marston contrived CHASTITY
smile
you see, the next time | was
shopping" she pointed to sundry
parcels ON the chair beside her
Allleu DlOHlISeu W tdhc iilC w q
matinee. You never take me, you
know, and a woman needs a little
amusement sometimes. He wrote
suggesting various pieces, and
wired back to take tickets for THE
Judgment of Paris which l want
awfully to see.'
Only THE Judgment of Paris
after all! The fool he had been!
All! that little idiot Edith Beau
mont! He could have Rugged his
wife
Both looked up. Alfred was
standing beside them. Marstor
rose and shook hands with positive
enthusiasm.
Delighted to see you, old man
I'm just lunching with Davis. Then
I'm going with you and Margie tC
see The Judgment of Paris"
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