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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Fundac ci6n de una So
ciedad medica. La
pesca con dina mita.
lin RORn M cAEE
UN ROBO De CAFE
Oercubierto en- Hormigueros
Recuperaci6n del cafe y la
captura de los ladrones.

b AA ~ AOo AnlOL LudK uCSs
pues de la asamblea medica del do
miugo, Sc reuniran los medlcos
puertorliquf fios graduados Ell Uni.
versidades americanas con el fin de
tratar sobre Ia fundaci6n de Ia so.
ciedad medica, ecuyo proyecto "a
hemos dado cuenta.
Sc espera que esta idea habra
de realizarse sin obtaculos, dado el
el elemento active y joven que en-
ella esta interesado.
-Dlcen de Caguas que conven,
dfia que la poIicfa redoblara su
vigilancia para yer como puede
evltar que Sc pesque con dinsmlta
en el Rio Grande que pasa por
aquella poblaci6n.
En- Hormigueros ha sido
descubietto por los poEcfas Rafael
Fernandez y Antonio Tomey IN
robo de cafe en- la propiedad de
Gabriel Torres. Como presun.
tos autores fueron detenidos lose
Evangelista Sepdlveda, Vicente
Cancel y Ramon Sepdlveda. 81
cafe fue encontrados por los mismo
guardias en- la casa de Ramon Se-
pIlveda.
-Anoche, en- la parada lo, &c
Santurce, al desmontarse de I'M ca.
rro electrico la domestica Paula
DeigadO, sirvlenta de Ia casa del
sefior Joaquin Torres, el conductor
di6 marcha sin que aquella huber a
estado en- frme, haciendola rodsr
por el suelo y ocusionandole ura
fuerte confusion en- un brazo.
La muchacha fuk aslstida en-
la casa del St nor Toro Cuevas, de
donde la madre de la lesionada es
lavandera. Luego fue conducida
q San Juan.
Es imperdonable que por des.
Guido de TN conductor Sc exponga
una persona q sufrir un accidente
de esa fndole, que pudo ser muy
bien de peores consecuenclas.
-Preguntado hoy el coronel
Hamill sobre 81 era 8 no cierta la
noticia publicada por un diarlo 10.
cal, de que Sc lie habia pedido la
renuncia al captain Tallada, neg6
rotundamente la especie expresan-
do que era abSolutamente false.
Ahadi6 que hasta la fecha no Sc ha
pensado en- el camblo de ning1n
odcial de la policfa. Tomen nota,
los que sin escI1pulos de ninguna
especie Sc hacen eco de cualquier
mentira.
Mr. Halsbalth, ex-dlrector de
Carload, plaza que fue suprimida
en- el presupuesto por la Leglslatu.
ra, acaba de publican una novela
en- los Estados Unidos, con el titulo
de aPatty of the PalmsD, cuya &C.
ci6n Sc desarrolla en- Puerto Rico,
que seguramente no saldra muy
bien parade de la pluma de Mr.
Halsbalth.
Nos proponemos conseguir un
ejemplar de dicha obra y hablare.
mos entonces con conocimiento de
causa,
-Maiiana habra una reunion
preparatcria de los mGdicos en- el
salon de actos de Ia Camars. 81
domingo a las diez de la manana
habra otra reunion y fnalmente 4
las ocho De Ia noche sera la asam-
blea.
Sc han inscrito en- el Regis.
tro Civil los nacimientos de Ra,
faela Acosta Montesinos, Marlanc
Eduvigis Macias y Lopez, lose
Aponte Berries, Juan Luis Rafae
Perez y G6m,z; y las defunciontl
de Francisco Quijano Reyes, R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
DIABOLIN.
| ULTIMA HORl

A las tres de la tarde, reciti.
mos de Fajardo este despscho:
'Faiardo, noviembre s, 1907.
DRMocRAcIA, San Juan.
AL entrar hoy escuela hernia
nita niho estropeado aver fue des.
pachada para su casa. Mr. Brown
presto anoche 6anza y hoy asisti6
escuelas envanecido de su fszaiia.
Gran excitaci6n pGblica. Correo
hoy detalleS. = Co,ytspOn5ai.
Creemos que Sc trata de un
abuse insoportsble y que 81 Fsjsr-
do protesta en- cualquier forms,
Fajardo tendra raz6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
A VUELA PUMA
ElIpartido nacional re-
publicano, perdien-
do terrenO.
LOS eINCORPORADOS,
Labor de Brioso. Todd 4 Ia
asam blea de Diciembre.
Lo que Sc dice.
LOS <INCORPORADOS,
Pues, senior

AHOId d que los QCCtOTeS dc I'LL
TiempoD, a fin de reanimar sus
abatidas huestes, vuelven a poner
'de manihestoO sobre el tapete la
traida y llevada inc ,boraa;6n, aho.
ra que Mr. Roberto H. Todd Sc pro.
pone asistir, el 8 de diciembre, q la
reunion del Comite ndcional repu-
bllcano que Sc verl6cara en- Was
hlngton D. c.; ahora que el doctor
Gomez Brioso reallza, ala en- Ia
metr6poli importantisimas gestio.
mes en- pro de los republicanos In
corporados de Puerto Rico; ahora
resulta que los republicanos nacio-
males van perdiendo terreno.
Veanse nuestros cablegramfs
de aver.
Los dem6cratas han triunfado
en- el estado de New Jersey, que era
considerable como uno de los ba-
luartes mas fuertes del republica-
nismo.
Rste ha sufrido tambien no
pocos descalabros en- Manhattan
New Yoik-y en- Cleveland
Ohio.
Pero bah
No por ESQ desmayan los repu,
bllcanos Incorporates de Puerto
Rico.
Muy efcaces resuItados puede
dar la labor del doctor Brioso, 4
quien para esa y mas atlas y difici-
les empresas, sobran brios y arres.
tos.
Y aindG mats y a mayor abun.
tam1ento.
Apenas llegue q la Union
en- diciembre, don Roberto,
arregla ese desconcierto
y Gambia la situaci6n.
***
Y 81 acaso-lo que no es de
suponerse- NADIA conslgue, 81 sus
esfuerzos y sus iphuencla resultan
iudtiles, acudiran en- su ayuda y en-
la de los republicanos nacionales.
el doctor Barbosa, Mr. Sweet, Mr.
Pettingil y, como dltimo recurso, el
doctor We've, en- su calidad de jefe
visible de los sincorporadoss, que,
de continuar las cosas el sesgo que
llevan en- la metr6poli, no podran
stncorporaTse' del todo nj ponerse
de pie en- 10 que les resta de vida.
Xxx
Y he aquf como discurren los
republicauos discretcs:
sSi estando, como estSu hov.
en- el poder los republicanos nacio-
males la cacareada incorporation &c
NADIA nos ha servido; de menos, de
mucho menos ha de servirnos ma.
mana 81 suben los dem6cratas, como
es mas que probable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

Fajardo. Mas taide los habrs en-
Areclbo, Ponce y Msysguez.
FL lunes probsblemente Sc
ahrii an las escuslas rurales en- Il
b 10 de Putrta de TERRA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
AUESTROS CABLES
Viaje de la escuadra
americana. La hoti-
liza de destroyers.
lln0n,n,r run. u~.n
HORRIBLE EXPLOSION
Muerte de cuarenta guardias
mariuas. New. Jersey.
El dinero escaso.

New York, noviembre s.-No
esta fjada aun la fecha en- Que
habran de llegar q San Francisco
les buques de guerra de la hota que
va al Pacifco. Esta en- estudio el
asunto y Sc guaida alguna reserva.
Todos los barcos Sc sabe que estan
completamente listos para salir.
Hay gran expectation pdblica, aun.
que los temores de guerra Sc han
desvanecido un tanto con motive
de las terminates declaraciones ne
gativas de los gobiernos de Was.
hington y Toxic. La aotilla de
destroyers llegara a San Juan de
Puerto Rico el 7 de diciembre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

New York, novlembre 8. FL
dinero sigue tan escaso, que los CO.
merciantes estan impedidos en- sus
operaciones, del tai manera, que nj
aIn pueden satiSfacer los derechos
de aduanas. 81 comerclo, pues,
esta obstruido, en- situaci6n difci
lfsima. 81 algod6n y los gtanos
(trigo y maiz no pueden ser ex.
portados por la imposibilidad de
los Bancos en- comprar los siros
contra los embarques; pero Sc es.
pera que, con importsciones de orc
que estan por llegar, Sc atenuara
la crisis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

Kiel, noviembre s. Una ho.
rrible explosion ha ocurrido & Dor.
do del buque escuela de guerra
sBlucher'. No ha podido determi.
narse la causa de esta catastrofe.
y Sc hacen contradictorios come nta.
rios acerca del suceso. A bordo
hallabase casi toda Ia tripulaci6n,
fnncionando al parecer pe1fecta-
mente las calderas. De pronto sim
tiose Tin espant0so estremecimien.
to del barco. Las cslderas habian
reventado causando Ia. muerte de
cuarenta guardias marinas, j6venes
en- sd totalidad, y numerosos heri-
dos. 2.sta cAtastrofe ha causado
en- esta ciudad penosfsima impre-
sion. La vfctimas fueron compile.
tamente descuartizadas. FL barco
ha sufrido grandes averias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

New York, noviembre SCI
1ltimo resultado del escrutinio en-
New Jersey demuestra que Ell Esta.
do permanece siempre republican,.
Ese resultado es el siguiente: ha
obtenido el partldo republican, una
mayorfa de solo $500 votos en- vez
de los 5I.644 que obtHviera en- las
pasadas elecciones. Los dem6cratas
protestan alegando que Sc han CO.
metido irregularidades y que el
triunfo corresponds a ellos en- abso-
luto. AIN con ese resultado final
del escrutinio, segin ellos amafiado,
y que ha soIprendido a los demo.
cratas, que va habfan cele lebrado el
triunfo, consideran que New Jersey
les pertenece, pues basta comps rar
la cifra de mayorfa alcanzada hoy
con la alcanzada en- el anterior pc.
riodo electoral por los republlcanos
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18

WHO'S SIo0ER z" HE DEMANDED.
often maic In n single week by shoot
Ing craps. But her next words chilled
him:
rs glad yU' ain't shoot craps. hon
cy'
How yo' know" he demanded
sharply.
by yo' eyes an de way yo' walks"
she answered. smiling. ''Eo'ks ain
shoot craps mn do mean tings when
dcy walk an look like yO'. l know
OATS why make y0' promise to keel
for Cuffy. Law. law! Shakin' yo' head
ain fool me. Crap shoOtin's II mean
low ting, an rs mighty glad yo' ain
do hit"
Shack's eyes fell gradually to the
floor. In Imagination he could sec
CufYy over by the window regarding
him curiously aud these other eyes
looking at him with frank confidence
He tried 10 raise his gaze to theirs. but
could not. What did 1t mean? He had
never felt timid or abashed before.
When he went into the loft Will
Cuffy lie was thinking very hard and
very shrewdly. He had never been lr
u real bed before. and the softness fell
deliciously soothing. but for all that he
did not fall asleep. He listened &c
Cuffy's regular breathing and thought
and struggled ana understood rebel
liousIy that he was being conquered
but he was straightforward and sharI
with himself even though It hurt. And
nt length he heard this strange. tender
voiced nanny beginning to move be
low.
When he went down he accompanied
Cuffy to corner behind n large store
house to gather kindlings. There he
made n last desperate effort to assert
himself.
Placing "A chip upon his shoulder. he
turned fercely to his companion.
"Who's nisger!" he demanded.
Cuffy laughed In his face.
II reckon we bofe Is" he grlnned
but wha' for yo' act 30, Shack? ]
ain goin' knock no chip often yo'
shoulder. We ain no need fight. We's
goin' TO Tuskegee. me m you Is. Yo'
done toie NANNY So
II done tole yo' Is skeered to fight
yelled Shack. Didn't yo' say is mig
ger Wneu GRIP W Out scS uny Nv"
knock dis chip on an prove hit.
"MebI,e call yo' niger" rctorted
Cuny plnci,lly. ~ know 20 did me,
plenty time. Dat ain muffin. l ain
goin' fight. an yo' ain goin' hght
we's got better sense. But dar's NAM
my cnilin' MS to breakfas'. Come.
Shack
I Tie chip fell unbeeded from Shack's
shoulder But lie was not n boy to dc
things by halves, As they went to-
ward the house he slipped the dollar
lie had won into Cuffy's pocket.
.'rell yo' NANNY yo' met de crap
shooter an he glib hit back" he said.
"An' II she eber ax yO' does I shoot
craps. yo' say no. done glib hit up. an
hns. rs goin' take dat job the steam.
boat man offer at To- dollar. Tain
much. but mcbbe ! make more b7
wukin' hard. is goin' long o yo' to
| Tuskegee. sure 'nough."
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18
His Little
Scheme.
Ey ALICE LOUISE LEE.
Ey ALICE LOUISE LEE.
Copyright, iss, by Alice Louise Lee.

i-ASbtN len EItN WIS uTiN'
ing along the boulevard alone,
~ her fiuffy little head full OF ideas
OF economy. which she was en-.
dcavoring to exercise for the benefit of
Tennyson Benham. pedestrian, swing
Ing rapidly down the bicycle path
ahead OF her.
''oh. Tenny" she called softly. draw.
Ing the mare up under the trees which
separated the path from the highway.
Il WAS just Wishing Her voice did
not finish the remark. but an engaging
display Of dlmples did AZ she patted
the seat beside her.
'lt would be lovely" returned Ten
nyson morosely. III II We're my trap or
my horse"
Claudia added n laugh to the dim.
pies as the morose one climbed into
the trap. 1t will all come some day
she continued laughing gayly.
''li's no laughing matter. Claudia .
groaned Tennyson. Here ! am pos
sessed Of law education which Ia
rtistiug for lnck OF use. N few debts
fewer dollars and no prosn.cts"-
''T"nny"' reproachfuliy.
''Only the doicful prospect OF having
to wait etcrnaliy for the dearest
sweetest. dainticst''-
Claudia blushal aud hastcned to in
tetrupt Il think the law Is tlresome
Papa sits In his library all day. and
don't see why lie should Insist on your
working
Again Tcnnysou groaned at her view
point. The patcr Ten Eyck. cing con
fined 10 the house with the gout. did
sit III his library all day. but he sal
between telephone and stenogra
pher. with n clerk In the background
and messenger boy or two Mt his com
mnnd
Soon the trap left the boulevard nnt
plunged down the steep Mount Hope
road into u narrow valley. At the foot
OF the mountain the highway broke NJ
into II number of rude tracks travcrs
ing the valley. Into one of these Clau'
dia turned the mare. Il want to see
what Is on the other side OF that she
explained. pointing TO II shoulder OF
the mountain around which the road
curved
In a moment her longings were graft
ncd They rounded the corner and
came on Il little cabin surrounded by
pigs. chickens and children. \ man
with II gun stepped from the doorway
and notioned them to stop.
"You git back thar" came his deter.
mined command. ''l'li have you under
stand that this ere Is private property
and there amt goin' to be no trespass
in while I can handle gun
How much do yon charge per tres
passI' inquired Tcnnyson gravely.
Il charge more'n you've been willin'
to pay 30 far"
so far" echoed Tennyson.
Amt you the Consolidated Subur-
ban Rapid Transit company" demand.
ed the man suspiciousiy.
My good SIR" calculated Tennyson'
II am not consolidated nor even united
yet"
Ciaudia's dimples began to play. and
she looked hard down the valley.
The man came nearer and rested one
foot on the hub of n front wheel.
"Say. he broke ont suddenly. Mister
lock zee here. That blamed agent says
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18

He's n good boy. but Jes' = little weak
sometimes. When yo'se bofe at Tus.
kegee don let hin, shoot craps AN
tiugs Ike dat. He'll heah to yo'.
Promis' yo'n keer for him. honey"
Again Sback's breath came hard. hut
her hand was upon his shoulder. her
eyes looking into his. He tried 10
scon ana jecr. but the words stuck In
his throat. and only a husky ''Yes'm. !
WILL" came to his lips. Then lie rose
suddenly TO his feet. only to sink back
into the chair. hot and trembling. fot
this strange nanny had kissed him.
Il knowel yo' would. honey" she
said softly. "but wanted to heah yo'
promise. a boy lax yo' nebber forgets
his promise"
Shack made n desperate effort tc
break from the spell that was closing
In upon him. Missionaries lie did moi
mind. but this nanny was approach
Ing him IN an unrerognized way. IL be
wished 10 humiliate cuffy he mus:
only said:
school like dat cos heap
No. honey: hits made for pore fo'ks
like we all. Me an Cuffy low on get
tin hun'ere,i dollars. den I'll he SEN
In what | can In him. l reckon yo
Cuffy says yo' make heaps a money"
For want of n better answer Shnck
nodded. lie thought of the 81 or 81 he
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18
Shack.
D. FRANK Z. SWEET.
Copyright. iss. by Frank II. Sweet.

"wo black. eager faces bent sud.
denly forward Ms the dice
Il bones, they called them-rattlel
upon the low roof OF wung
Sins laundry. As the tiny cubes tum-
bled over and over. deciding the own
ership OF the two coins which lay tse-
tween the youthful gamblers. the
shooter cried ferventiy:
Come seben, Dis fo' n paih O.
Shoes
spell of the conjure invoked. responded
with equal fervor:
Call him OF. seben, Dat my break.
fas'." at the same time reaching hope
fully toward the coins.
But the shooter forestalled him-for
the dice had now stopped-xnd de-
clared the money his.
He picked up the coins and ostenta-
tiously tossed one back upon the roof.
calling:
"Fade ne. Cuny."'
Cury faded him by searching long
aud laboriousiy through his clothing
for another coin. which he at length
found and placed beside the one on the
roof. Then the shooter picked up the
dice and jugGled them In the hollow of
his hands. blowing upon his fingers for
luck. When they ratified back to the
roof the two faces again bent lower.
one fearfuily. the other exultantly and
jeerlng.
..Yo's, Shack And the one called
CufYy rose to his feet with ashy face.
lis 'blcege to stop now, nigger. Is
done out
Shack looked at him curiously,
standing on the defensive. Indeed.
there was usually good reason for
Shack's customary defensive attitude
at the end of game OF craps. He had
been accused of ringing in ''peeties"-
loaded dice-of overawing weak op-
poiieut by clustering demeanor. of
doing many things that were consid-
cred disreputable among roustabouts.
But, however lawless he might be or
mean. he never showed any signs of 1t
outWardIy. MS eyes Iau Keen
straightforward way OF searching 9TH
er eyes. his shoulders remained square.
his head was carried high.
AS he stood there on the defensive.
waiting FOR Cuny to pitch into him as
other worsted crap shooters had done.
he first wondered. theu grew derisive
mt the larger boys peaceable. almost
pitiabie attitude.
'.Skeered: 2" he mocked.
mo. amt skeered." answered Cuny
quickly, but what for l fight yo'1
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18

he Gun take my lnnd whether or no.
tie says he can come right through my
pgpen over there. and can't stop him
Can he!"
My first client" murmured Tenny-
son In Claudia's ear. Then he turned
10 the man. I'm afraid that agent
Is telling the truth" he began. Sud
denly be paused and looked around.
Whit part of your land do they want
10 run the trnck through
The man dropped his gun and point
eli. "He says they'll come right
through Morrison's dugout yandcr and
down this side Of the valley where the
rude IL easy and smack through my
;,igpen-plngue stake their hides! I'll
shoot 'em unless they put me mp an
other PEN
Tcnnyron interrupted. How mich
land do you own here?
The man jerkcd his thumb over bis
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18
..coxx szBxs II DIS ro' rA1H o sHoEs!' =

GONE SIBEN DIS 70 A PAIH y SHOES
OAR ain nobody to blame but me. II
done stole dat money, an l promise
mummy i nebber shoot craps IN All de
worI. ain'-no-good any mo- MS
lips beginning to quiver.
Shack grinDed. :.
"Yo' aim De frs pussOn dat stole. :.
lie Jeered. ~ reckon yo' better go on
In de dark ar hide. Den de p'lice ain
eotch yo'. Now lemme see 20 cry
Cuffy paid DO attention to him.
An my nanny trusted me. lie
went ON dolerully, 'an' was a-savin'
up for me to go to Tuskegee an learn
a heap o. tings. an den 1 was a-goih
to make money an buy her house
viii a plazzer like w'ite fo'ks an q
mule an cow an some chickens ="
now-oh. mammy!'
Oats right" cried Shack encouras'
fngiy. 81 see dem tears a-comin' Cuny'
Let 'em drap. Niger; let 'em drap.
a momentary Fash dried the incipi
ent tears. and Cuny's muscles gre"
tense Then again the shoulders drooP
ed.
Il amt min, Shack" he said. Win
out resentment. II could whup you
like l has done, but low yo' better
whup me. I'll stan still an let 20
poun' till yo' arms tired. Yo' ain un
'erstan'. Ny nammy's a-scrapin an
Savin' for rchool. an I'm a-scrapin an
xavin' too. We ain spen' one cen
widout need. An now ! done los
whole dollar shootin' craps-all ! can
dis week-an' promise nanny neg
ber shoot craps in de worr. wis'
\. yo'd whup me good. Shack. ~.
But Shack was NOT nshting on tha
fline. He threw his arms akimpo -
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18

funeral. oh. 1 tell you. Claudia. i'I'
make II yet"'
"AIake whatY' brenthcd Claudia in .
horritied whisper
That's secret Il dead secret" was
the prompt rejoinder.
Il can keep secret"
"Of course you can. dear" Then un-
calamity, But so can !"
And he thought he was keeping Il
So also thought Claudia and was deep
ly grieved over It.
A note from Tennyson the next day.
however. nlleviatcl her grief. bct
aroused her curiosity. Dearest" is
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18
sax. and Holmes.

The poet John G. SAKE and Oliver
Wendell Holmes were talking about
brnin fever. when Mr.. SAKE remarked.
81 once had n severe attack Of brain
fever myself" How could yOu have
brain fevery' asked DR.. Holmes. smil-
ing: 1T h only strong bruins that have
brain fever" How did you ind that
out?' asked SAKE.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-18

aud. yes. they We're both crying.
Shack drew hard, deep breath and
waited in momentary expectation OF
hearing his own name. But. no. Cuny
only spoke Of himself and then went
back I, his chair by the window, where
Ii. sat very sober and thoughtful. And
his NANNY began to put away her
ironing and prepare for supper.
After supper Shack returned to the
r..kins chair. feeling very comfortable
and contented. And the puzzlins man
my. after she had cleared the table and
washed the dishes. came aud sat DOVE
between him and Cuffy.
..co.se yo' goin' to Tuskegee when 20
got able. honey" she began. anu then.
accepting this for fact ana unoD
seryaut of the indignant scorn on MS
/ face she went on in an almost revef'
! ont voice: Hits gran ting. us
school: Il gran. noble ting. Wat we
I slack folks lax is KNOWN tings. an
! dis school will glib us dat. henpin' uT
/ IN, runnIn' ober. Yo' boys dat projec
far schoolin' can be mos anytlhg 20
/ aim for-preaclers, doctors. LAWYERS
r,,lroaders-jes' lax wife fo'ks. Hit
gran ting to he strong Doy IKE
vo. wild all desc t'ings OH ahead. Hei
hand sought Shack's shoulder ana rest
~, there caressingly. some day
honey" she continued gently. vol
likely I've ridin' in yo' own kerrnse an
b..pin. all de black folks round 70.
hone yo'll sort o look out Tor Guy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-25

The rrnndea mountain IA wt4etand the MatteFhorn mar
rerna Though ascend s tho greatest
ambition Of the mountain Previous is66 heleFed
impossible To gain s lives have been lost on It's
dIssy aopea
Now Aipsne club ndlsnanH fighting the application %
railway which TO carry men f"
verma 20 MahonN las, pecipiee OF
sooo ret IN than hours
III yoa the Alpine club. You
o all ia satisfaction"
rsnt the oome the Mahon like struggle TO
achieve anything ahisvmaL and thu glory Of ia I'M
experience when We have
successfully obstacle after obstacle IN our climb 10
some lofty summit commercial intellectual spirsaif
Ascending Materhon In eushioncd electric car HE
being stepping the successful shoes Of dead men,
height that have not honestly gained
Dc you 10 sldsstsp all the hard workf
plucky spends "a hours hatslng WITH snow
glacier and hidden pvcpoe hos APPENDED he
vide .echlnE panorama himself last the
peak and looks tumphan hundred dangers and
difficulties determination How he ts his
head and brcathea deep nvEOng air II his
right the whoa red blood who
all placed aud ahiveag from the beat
ID and then back To crate
fnl temperature
sIory Of when he sedssd the glory Of
struggle.
There many Achievement The world IL fun q
people who're they do not deserve TO
be wonder WHY has not been
easy you they They have not
the Is nothing to them How much
when wn H. hoid had
say fight have ksps the faith"
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I need not explain At length that
] arm = back number. Sufficient u
"a TO SAY that when dropped In
upon the Feenters the other eveu.
ine. expecting % speHd couple Of
hours pleasantly. Mra FeendeF En-.
claimed trfumphanfls. -Now. you
Just have 10 learn how 10 play
hffsge whist
Protests we're In vhIn.
Ahrs. sharkes vsIl be here 10 a
few minutea.' said Mrs. Fccnder
'-nhe IL the champion player Of cur
street. You and | will play part.
nsFs against Mr. Feendsr and her.
ssash a splendid opportunity for you
to is4rnl"
A she spoka. the bell rang.
snf a moment later Mrs sharkea
catered
Hos splendId'" size cried. -Four
Of u.s. A gsnei A gnrn0i~
she recAiied 20 my mind the way
Thos. W keene used 20 below, A
hnrSei A h0rsei- IN Richard III
OF course ue played. When the
deal had gone around Fender re-.
marked. "Yon play splendid
game. an exceptionally good game.
for a beginner. Yes understand Il
pretty well nov, dont you
Its az simple AZ the new rail-
road law replied.
TO make II more Interesting.
suppose We play fer 80 cents a
point he suggested.
lAiaa. not an the r. H. Harri.
rnmns are on Wall stu