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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
a WU MclO

En- o noche del % del corriente mes
ueron sustrsidos de mi prop!edad ai.
to on ell barrlo de San Lorerzo dc es.
to tetmino municipal, dos csballos
propiedad del suscribisAts cuyos CO.
lorss y seflss son los siguientes: Uno
amarillo encendido, potro, como dc
tres tfios, slzada de ST & st, GRIN y
,ola larga, manchas blancss en- Ia
freute, un lunar con pelo banco en-
una cs ders, paso debanado Otro co.
lor ,ebruno, emo de 5 q 6 af11s de
edsd, Ct de szada GRIN cola ne grs,
paso Tornado y trote. Suplico q las
.ut ridades y az -ntes dc la policia
tnsular, SO tisn en- ell presente, & in de
lue investiguen en- aus respectivas
.nunlcipaiidaces, 81 es que dichos ca.
bal os pueden eIcontrarae en- elias.
Morovls, % de Diaiembre de 1905.
8 6 JOSE OTERo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Eli CORAZON De IN MARIDO

que d vcn!o hacfa 1dar Ia telys Qrto del cuco e Ia
drido de los Argos .o llamaban rerpon
dian entire as somba noche AL sangre
del ovn heaba eorz6n lata con fuefz
De ve1taDa ben vov6 de espdas cuando anz6 un
grto de scrpes Maria de Ksousre seora de Grsn-ug.r
% hAllaba en- pie en- frene suyo.
Estend6 bazos hacia aquea muer Il cua parec una
sombra que brotaba del sepulcro.
-C6mol excllm6; sois vos, Marfa2
Ii ioven permAneca nm6v ID frente iuminada por
ebre deapdendo tonesto respandor oo Su pies estA
ban dsrozado veado roatroy manos
tdos SuI cabeo 1nedos por rocfo de 10 nohe coQAbn
por meiillaI sus hcmbrcs.
ST. do MAr soy 20, sehjr Gran-lugar mas no perd..
mos tempo. II taDquizr mi padre aus criados Nadie
me ha viIto enrar convisne nade eltado
Dies mi padre guat6s til de que tnuuce 81
ha felz ese conenta de chad pronto;
% agusrdo
Ell acento lie aioven breve, altanero, impsrioso
FL senior de GraD-cgar si6 ain replcar 10 mas mfnimo
Luego que eAuv de regreso Maria cerr6 con precipitation
Ia pUera quito v. csy-ndo de rodls esposo gr6;
i Matidme Hhr de GtGn-luRar, matGdme
FL Ven tra6 de evantarla; pero ella aigu6 pies de
rodIas
-lM1tadme repit6; 70 debo morir vuestras pIapasl
-SQae ocurfe, Mh ra pregubt6 e oven iorprondido;
que dolor os t lrba que pena Us extravfal
-Replo snAd6 sshora de Kerouare (y esto 10 do con
ID mayor frs) estss Ell de Esto
contuye vuearo derecho disco Hay que ermnr de Una
Ltvantsos repuso e oVen cAbeo: sen cnslo7ierx I,s
reVeaone que debsI hacrme oebes de rod
la' Trarq 1iE$o' one qpie 10 que tepes qoe rme
dede 'hora tl apoyo de IN OOaa6 noble
alma generOsa honrAds.
AL DIR frAesa sxc6n de MAfa se deshizo en- una
lluva de Ikgrimas
EI s,6o de GtGn-ugsr permlntcfa Ientldo resar de
los eueIZN evanar esposs, quiIo p,r.
nlnseer Nr0diIadA sn Ia Ghtud de ma MagdAlsnA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
CAPITULO Ill

Durante squel dfa Ia se6ori de 'rouare no vac6 on
inatante Al vera tan ra al de an luRsr
sospch6 que habs rezdO .ac6co ecu 81 hIh. repre-
Sentado e pape de verugo Po pArte seGor de
e'tm6 porvenr de a ag rsdoy pena, compassion
dc hr6ica doncela E'to Iin embargo cebrdo enIace
tsnd6a aus brszos estrechsudol. coraz6o diio:
Tu ancsnO padre te hendice bepdeamos odo s6sd6
sena.ndo los rtratos de Am sdornaban gran saa del
castillo
Mna sOlICzosy lv6 .us dos manos coraz6n
ann de esse La embaguez del dolor hasta
ell no. Pero 81 gr IL noche cusnGo todo hrh, concudo
dosao de capiIa ndo Dos ante los hou-
brts snt6 go de vendabs que los aa de
tmpestd serenan los horzOnes cubeos Ia bruma So
desDo Sc e present6 descuberto paci6 sombro cruel
irrevocable la embragutz hab oatendo disp6
reaEdad hubo de eatrechara de herro
La nocAe eba avarzada pero lac sombrAs deucendan
desde las conas al lsDo
Era fines de Ct No. No pudiendo ressr 50 dolor Maria
escape del salon done estaban reunidoS padre "a esposoy
100 conVdado Os cues no sran muchos PmsrO rsfug
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

tContinupcs6a de Ia pdqiaa 81
an aflo dc ckrcsl con trabaios forzA'
dos.
Ell espittn de 10 policfa don MI
gael Hurtado, fae trasladado de San
Jusn & Guayams,
Para sl pussto do San Juan, fue
dsstinado sl eap.tan don Francisco
Cabrsrs.
--Eata manana 90 rsunieron en-
sssi6n los comites do Hacienda Le'
glslaei6n dc 10 Ckmara de Deleg sdoa.
Ell ssfior Romero Rosa, dslega'
do por sl partido urionists, preseut6
un bill para amp'iar 10 ley sobre 10
iornada legal del trabaio.
-Esta tards llegark & San Juan,
proesdsnts de ls repdblica dominica
NJ, vie Maysgrsz, el vapor de 10 mis-
ma nacionalidad "Santo Domingo"
que rsgrssarG provablements de ma
mana & pasado con cargs passisros
Los sen orss Giol y Texidor y
Romero Rosa pressntaron { 10 Cana
ra un bill { do de aprobar una lfy
<para amparar de le foclemsncls loi
trabsj adorss sgricolas y otros foss,'
-Ests man ana h IN celebrado II az
eonfsrencia on 10 resideucia del Go
bernador los G Gomisionados do los De
parsamsntos insulares.
Sc ha prssentado hoy denuncla
& 10 Corte Municipal contra don Gus
tavo Camacho Martfnez, por hsber
agredido con un palo & Ramon Val
des, eu momentos que este llegsba o.
xsgoAn do su casa San jose 50
Fl giardia insular jose Oller arres
10 al sgresor llevAndolo d prencia del
Jueg municipal, quien sefi al6 Sl00 de
fanzs por gu liberted pre- visionsl,
dssignano el die de mafisna para la
celebration del iuicio.
E! senor Vadel recibi6 un flerts
go!pe On la espa d. y otro en- uu bra
70. FL sgresor fl6 empleado de Ia
linea fsrreA del Caste, On cuyo cargo
css6 rsciensemente.
Don Pedro G Goico ha pre-
saptado una denunciA ants Ia Corts
municipal contra don Jo,e Bszin y
Mr.. Jack Kstz, por dsfl ,s maliciosos.
-Anastasio del Campo, alias
<Aguilas, fas sentenciado hoy & GIG
do multa 8 so diss de arresto, por
agredir aver & 81 concubina en- Puer
10 de TERRA.
LA Corts municipal seutenci6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

hoy 4 Jesds Melendez. 4 IN ano de
carcel por babsr agredido grsvemen
te anoche On S.nturce, 4 81 sx-amsn
10 Higinia Sastre.
La Corts municipal aeutenci6
hoy as pesos de multa Pauline VI
llamil, por turbar 10 raz pub lea.
-Tamb.en absolv!6 dicho tribunal
Ia Francisco Ortiz, acusado dc abuse
de confanza, y Juan Rodriguez Pa
lomo, acusado de acometimierto y
aggression.
-Por so ctvs 8 s1 sem ansles com
prar& usted un rel j de orc de Is & SO
dollars. F. Kehrhshn y CO San Fran
cisco %. Tambien vendemos fuegos
artificiales.
O. En- 10 calle dc San jose ndmero
I, Sc alquila un mirador.
Deletreense bien las palabras
IPABsT kEE ientro del
Aro rojo de 10 screditada marca de
csrvezs de ese nombrs. No debe con.
| iuodlrse e.e fsmoso nombro de <2abst
Mi.wa' kses con ei de Psz New York
La irtsnci6n de tsta imitsci6n salta q
Ia vita. Sirva este aviso los nu
ms rost consumidores de <Pabst.s
Az .ntes: M, r. Caldsr6a & CO,
T tuan IL.
THE MAY FLOWER, Cristo
81. le. San Juan, R-A una cua-
dra de los carros el6ctrlcos y princi.
pales ediHcios del Gobierno. Esplen.
dds vista q la bahia. Banos moder-
nos sanitarios. Habitsc,ones frescas.
Exquisite comida puertorriquefia y
americana. Precios modersdos. .--EMI.
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda do Mssferrer.
-UN BUEN reloj de oro es el mejor
regalo para Nsviiad. F. Kshrh ahn
ly CO. San Francisco 25, San Juan.
~THE HELVETIA.--27 calle de
q Cruz. Gran casa de h9spedes. STA
ole d hotels, Aposentos para familias
y personals soles. Comidas q cincusn.
ia centavos cubierto. Baf1os. Telefono
1902. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hotet
estA & cargo de una sefiorita cagae
fa
ia -Es usted el hombre mas bruto
que hay en- el mundo, si no atiende 8
.alud primero, y despues & sus nag,
clos; tome usted Vino Puro de Nv
RioiA Cerecedo y serA hombre feltz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
PoR $4,000

De contado, Sc vends 10 fnea de-
nominada <BarrAncas,, 10 cual %
hsya situada en- 81 barrio de sLlanos
eostas do ests tSrmino. Dista & hora
, media de la pobacion, 80 compons
de 1.S0o eusrdss de extension, todaa
prspiss para las sismb de frutos
msnerss y en- particular para 81 alge.
don eCsilan.s Tlsne dos magnfacoa
nanantiales para dar de bsbsr 81 ga
ado: tisne colindancia al mar y puer.
to para smhsrear todos los frutos. En-
lla 90 puedsn cuidar hsstS 400 cabs.
zas de ganado.
Para Inf IrAAs diriglrse & don Ult.
ses Msrini-Po.t Ofies, -ealle emu.
foz Rivera.s
Cabo Rojo, D Gle nbrs 2 de 1905
M, avs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Las islas caribes

Estas islas, situsdAs en- la bahia
de Jobos, han sido arrend adss por
diez amos al Gobierno Insular por el
hrmante, y por el pressute 10 notifca
al publico no traspsssr por elias, ba
10 nena de la ley.
Central Agltirre d. Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Para seHoTas, nihos J nj
mas, roDa hecha

SNo hs visso usted los magnffcos
trajes, blusss, kimonas, sacos, guar
d. polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubre
corsets, trajes para nifias y nihus
ETC., etc., de .e. as hilo, hechos On nues
ros talleres? Aunque los precios
que vendemos son MUY MODICOS
20 hacemos rada de pac tills.
Nuestro exterso surtldo compra
de desde IL blusa mas senctlla, ast
los ricos trales adornsdos con nos
encaies de hilo, calados, bordados,
etc.
The Plrto X c. Drawn Work =
Embroidery co.
10, ForsA lega, San .Tu~n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
SeVende

Un motor de Mietz J Weiss para
petr6leo, con las 1ltimas reformas;
fuerza de un csballo, POGO uso y en-
perft cto estado. Referencias, ell inge.
Nero don Angel o szsgasti. Dirigirss
al e M.-Gusy amA 6. l. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

Sc yende papel viejo de p, .
ri6dico 4 dos pesos elquintaI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
CHAPTER Xxx.
HUSBAND AND WIFE.

The Italian was glaring out OF
window when they entered the room
He turned Instantly with a wasp
ish ferocity.
$50, madam" he cried, mot con-
tent with deceiv!rg me from the first
moment We met, You have left YOUR
home in company with your loyer,'
Margaret looked at Robert be-
seechingly. The sailors face was like
granite, Only His eyes flashed r
warning that Capena might h1va
noted wero he less blinded BY pas
sion.
"Do not attempt to shield YOUR
self by the presence OF others
screamed Capella, II know that Miss
Layton and her father are here That
IS part OF the game you play. As for
YOU, Mr.. David Hume, or whatever
You call yourself, your own record is
not so clean that you should en-
deaYor to cloak the misdeods OF
others"
The Italian had never before seen
Robert TO his knowledge. He only
met David for few moments during
an angry scene at Beechcroft, vhea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
CHAPTER XVII.
HOLpEN's STORY.

The long-nosed ex-sergeant en-
tered, His sallow face was Drowned
after his long Journeys and expo
aures 20 the Italian sun In midsum-
mer. He was soiled and travel
stained.
Excuse my appearance" he said.
II have mad no time for even wash
since this morning. On board the
boat thought IT, best to keep con
slant watch on Capella and his com
panions."
who are they?" demanded Brett
Mr.. Holden looked Mt the barrister
with an injured air.
II am a man OF few words. sir" he
said, "and II you do not mind, will
tell my story in my own way"
Winter was secretly delighted tc
hear the "Old 'Un," as they called
him In the Yard. take a rise out Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

or. and Brett saw at glance that
Iiro's statement was correct.
"You appear to have acted as his
tool throughout" was his scornful
comment.
"Rut. Mr.. Brett" sobbed tho stout
lady, IL ought to say that when i
when put on those things
met Mr.. Coma, I disobeyed my hus-
band in one matter. liked you--
and was afraid OF Mr.. Coma, so in
stead of describing you to him / de-
scribed Mr.. Hume-Frazer from what
my husband told me OF his appear
ance in the dock. He was the first
man I could think of, and It seemed
to be best, as the quarrel WAS be-
tween them. ONLY gave him a
beard and moustache SO as to puzzle
him moro. Didn't I, Nummio?
told you when | came home"
SO Mrs. Jiros unconscious device
had undoubtedly saved Brett from q
murdorous attack, and Coma had
probably seen him leave tho NORTH
cumberland Avenue Hotel more than
once whilst waiting to waylay David
| Hume. Hence, too, the partial rec-
ognition by Coma when they met by
night in Middle Street
The barrister could not help be-
ing milder in his tone rs he said.
FL believe you are both telling tho
truth. But this is a very serious mat
ter. You must never again communt-
cate with Coma in any way. Avoid
him az you would shun the plague,
for within three or four days he Will
be in goal, and you will be called
upon to give evidence against him"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

Lady HumeFrazer left Italy with
their two children. Mr.. Capclla
Giuseppe Cont and Lola Rintesano,
living In these small houses here and
here (the remaining houses were
lifted into prominence).
"Mr, Capella married Miss Mar
garet Hume-Frazer In Naples last
January, the marriage being proper
~ registered. His estates are stu
ated in the South of Italy, and his
father retired thithar permanently
during the scandal that took place
twenty-eight years ago. Mr.. Capella
has brought with him the persons
named as the nurse and servants, to-
gether with certified copies Of all the
documents cited ! also have GER
tilted copies of these documents.
now produce them, together with a
detailed statement Of my expenses.
Mr.. Capella Ia residing IN n neigh
boring hotel"
The methodical police-sergeant
laid some neatly docketed folios on
the table near the map. and sat down
for the firstx me since entering the
room.
AS matter Of fact, he had not
uttered an unnecessary word. Other
men. describing similar complexities,
would have given particulars of their
adventures, how this thing had been
done. and that person wheedled into
condolences
MIR. Holden rose superior to these
considerations HIS mission was all
important, and he had certainly full
filed II to the letter
IF ever grateful country makes
me judge. Mr.. Holden" said Brett.
II will add another to the encom-
iums you have received from the
Bench Indeed. before this affair
ends. that pleasant task may be per
formed by an existing Judge, for ! DO
not see now how We are going to
keep out OF the law courts. DO you,
! winter"
Looks Hike a murder case plus a
| divorce" commented the detective.
You are leaving out Of count the
| biggest sensation. namely. the title
| to the Beechcroft estates. Under her
fathers will, II Il is very cleverly
drawn. Mrs. Capella may receive
$1,000 per anuum. She has not tho
remotest claim TO Beechcroft and its
revenues or to her brothers. intestate
estate"
| Winter whistled.
My eye he exclaimed. What is
| Capella going 30 get out OF it?''
Revenge, His IS legacy Of
hate. like most other bancfactions IN
the Hume-Frazer family. The next
move rests with him. ! wonder what
It will be-"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
CHAPTER XVIII.
MR. AND WIS IIHO.

WIZ. AND MRS. IlFN.
Chance. ut times. tanglos the
threads on which human lives de-
pend. and creates such a net OF knots
and meshes that Intelligent foresight
is rendered powericss. and plans that
ought to succeed are doomed to ut
ter failure
1t was so during he three dayssuc-
ceeding Capella's roturn from Italy.
Reviewing events in the lights OF
accomplished fac's. Brett suisse
quently saw many opportunities
where his intervention would have
altered the fortunes of the men and
women in whom he had become so
interested.
Although ne underworld 70 keep
control Of circumstances, II was I'M
| possible to predict with certainty the
manner in which the hfth act of this
/ tragedy in real HE would unfold. Il
self
Would he have ordered things
| differently had he possessed the pow
or? He never knew. It was ques
ton he refused to discuss with Win
| -.
.e' '"ns ave "'ul ''' w.
io'''o'S MAJ '''' ~ wv '"' a. '''0
'ase ".,F". w.
10 dl'l"e !ahor ana reSpohsipllltE'
| he apportioned Coma and mis- sur
roundinss 10 WINTER Cape'a 10
/ Holden The strict supervision
maintained over the Jiro family was
relaxed. href pFop"5ed oe''ihs
with them summary ana IN person
Holden had har".y cohciuoeu MS
remarkable narrative "hen hume S
reply came from Nnltoy' giving the
address OF me ho'e' Where fers"s-
son resided
bre'l went the'' at once ana
founo inc old hu'i'f on I'VE poin' OF
retiring tor the night
FERGUSON was al hrst dlHachhed
TO commit hlniSeN 20 oeUh'Ne S'ale-
mehts I'm cAAHa'teV4Sllc "'o''lSu
canton ne would neither say yes
nor no until the harrister remind
ed him thai he was not acting IN MS
young masters interests by oe,ns so
reticent.
"Weel sir, I'm an auld man, and
mebbo bit haYerin' IN my judg-
ment. Just ask me what We wull. an
III dae M best 10 answer ye' was
the buffers ultimate concession
you remember the day or the
murder
Shall | ever forget ny
Before Mr.. David hume-f frazer
arrived at HeechcroTt from LONDON
had any other Visitors seen Dir
Alan!
THIS was poser, NO form OF am
bigulty known to Fershsson "ouio
serve to eXtricate him from q olfect
reply
"Ay, Mr.. Brett" came his reply at
last "One can swear to-"
That was Mr., Robert Hume-Fra-
ger, who met him IN the park, and
walked with him there about three
to four O'Clock In the afternoon
Were there others whom you cannot
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
Secret Of woman's Health.

IF the woman ofthe twentieth cen
fury is going of give the greater part
of her waking hours. to unnecessary
care OF her body, she sinks to the level
of the Indian squaws who were the
pets of the great chiefs hundreds OF
years ago. The squaws were oiled and
painted and overhung with sharks
teeth and wampunl-they had rings on
their fingers and bells on their toes.
What real differences are there between
those fine ladies of the Choctaws and
the Iroquois and the fine ladies of to-
day? And yet there echo in the ears
of the modern woman the cry Of the
tenement house, the cry OF the child
laborer, the cry of all the pressing, un-
solved problems OF the home and of the
world-the cry of her own immortal
soul-the While she dawdles over her
silly face, and grimaces before a mir
ror, The squaw was the noblcr wo-
man Of the two. At least. she lived UP
to her lights
The whole Identification enterprise
is delusive. The woman who scrupu-
lousy regards neatness. who Observes
the laws of health, who does the duty
of each day as though it might be aer
last. and then gives her best efforts 10
making her world better and happier
without much considering her own com
piexion-thaJ woman is not only admir-
able for her character. but she is also
likely to be far betetr looking than her
belaced. overdressed. powdered, rouged,
'cerated, massaged and orer-manipu-
lated Sisters
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
A Headache Cure.
(Harper's Bazar.)


1T is SO strange, doctor" complained
woman patient, recently, that when
/ have had a perfectly good nights
sleep 1 should so often wake UP with
headache
How many pillows do you have un-
der your head?" asked the physician.
zone thin pillow was the answer.
TRY two fairly thick ones the doc
tor advised, adding that many conges-
tive headaches were caused by people
sleeping with their heads too low. The
blood settles in the head and the suf-
ferer wakes with a dull feeling or throb-
bling pain. Pei sons subject to catarrhal
headache should be careful to have
their heads high enough at night.
In cases of headache or facial neu-
raleia where mustard would be per-
haps too severe, a mixture of white of
egg and red pepper may be safely used.
1t win be found quite as effective as
the mustard, but it will not blister nor
leave unsightly red blotches even on a
tender skin. 1t can safely be applied at
the base of the brain for that head
ache in the back of the neck" which
begins to be complained OF at about
the time when the storm and stress OF
the holidays have exhausted the nerv-
Gus energy.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29

either Hollandaise or melted butter.
The white does not need any stimulat
ing sauce; il is better when eaten with
q simple French dressing. The price
FOR each is the same. but the demand
is greater for the white"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
GOD BLESS You -

il was only a brief God bless vo,,
AS hand lay in hand, a word
BY pilgrim spoken to pilgrim.
But its hidden promise they heard
And 30 close In that benediction
Drew heart unto Kindred hearf
though their feet took opposite path.
ways
They knew that they should not part
BY The truth that they loved and lived
for. "
BY the work they meant to share
They knew they were friends forever.
They had met, soul with soul in a
prayer.
They said in that low God bless wont,
Whatever one spirit could say
To another, as each departed
On separate, untried way.
But because the way is eternal,
And because no spirit in vain
Can breathe on another Gods bless
ing.
Those pilgrims will meet again.
Lucy Tarcon
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
A Man and His Wife.

Alexander Muir Of Toronto. author
Of "The Maple Leaf" Canada's ma
tional anthem, was interested all his
life in the divorce laws which were
too often. he claimed. unfair to women
Mr.. Muir frequently declared that men
not their wives. were III nine cases ont
of ten responsible for unhappy mar
riages. THE trouble with too many
husbands he once said ''is, that they
treat their wives as a Toronto man
used to do This man, sitting in his
drawing room on a coolish evening
cried out fiercely
"Shut that door. confound it, VIVA,
is the matter with you. anyway! De
you want to freeze me?'
The cook appeared calmly in the open
doorway,
do you know who you are speaking
to, sir?" she said, in a stern voice
The man, taken aback, stammered:
"Oh. excuse me! I thought it was
INV wife,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
NEwLANDs VISITS DAUGHTER.
Nevada Senator Called to Berlin by
Illness of Frau sredoW.

Senator Newlands of Nevada has
gone to Berlin to visit his daughter,
Frau Won Bredow, who has been seri-
ously i'll. she is the wife of Lieutenant
Leopold Won Bradow, who is attached
to a Cuirassier regiment stationed in
Berlin. Frau Won Bredow is now better
and may be able TO leave Berlin soon.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
preference in Asparaous.

Green or white? No, it is not the
croupier in a roulette game asking
where you want a bet placed, but a
waiter in a fashionable restaurant de-
termining your preference in the mat
ter of asparagus. To most persons il
makes no difference whether the green
CT white variety is served. All aspar-
agus seems alike to the average diner
until the restaurant keepers found out
there was a difference. THE green as
paragus," explained the waiter. sis best
when served hot, while the white is
more palatable cold. The green is not
so tender as the white, but is made to
seem so by The, hot sauce served with it
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
Keefe'S Telegraph School

Have you a trade or profession? II
not. have you considered what it means
to undertake to fight life's battle in the
unskilled ranks. competing for a liveli-
hood with laborers and poorly paid
clerks? If you continue in this class.
been established here in Salt Lake a
School of Telegraphy under the per-
sonal management of an experienced
train dispatcher, where you can equip
yourself within six months so that you
can secure a desirable and good paying
position. The only qualifications are
the rudiments of a common school edu-
cation and good moral character. Young
men and women ambitious for the flu
ture investigate and see for yourselves.
Terms $40 per month. Position guar
anteed.