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CHAPTER IN.

II Mr.. John winton. c. E. stood in
need of a moral tonic. as Adams had
so delicately intimated to Miss Bessie
quantity SUFFICIENT before he slept on
the night of dinnergivings.
For a clear-eyed Technologian. free
from all heart-trammelings and ablc
to grasp the unsentimental fact, tn,
enemy's new plan of campaign wrote
itself quite legibly. With his pick
and choice among the timekilling ex-
oedients the Rajah could scarcely
have found one more to his purpose
than the private car Rosemary. in.
cluding in its passenger list a Miss
Virginia Carteret. There would be
more dinners and social diversions;
other procrastinations like this OF
neglecting to look after the consign-
ment OF steel-which. by the by. was
not yet to be seen or even definitely
heard from: and in the end. defeat.
All OF which Adams. substituting
friendly frankness for the disciplinary
traditions of the service. set forth in
good Bostonian English for tho benefit
and behoof OF his chief, and was an
SWeTeu hcCOTuIuk 10 MS uesertb WIN
scoflings and deridings.
II wasn't born yesterday, Morty
and I'm not so desperately asinine as
you seem to think" was the besotted
ones summing up. II know the
Rajah doesn't split hairs in 4 busi-
ness fight. but he is hardly unscrupu.
lous enough to use Miss Carteret as
a cat'spaw."
But Adams would not be scoffed
aside.
You're OF in your estimate of Mr.
Darrah. Jack. way of. l know the
tradition-that a southern gentleman
Is all chivalry when 1t comes to a
matter touching his womankind. and
don't controvert 1t as general
proposition. But the Rajah has been
a fighting western railroad magnate
20 long that his accent Is about the
only southern asset he has retained.
II I'm any good at guessing, he will
stick at nothing to gain his end
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HE OPENED THE DOOR FOR HER
shale which, painstakingly dug out
and damned with plank bulkhead dur
ing the day. would pour down and
bury bulkhead. buttresses. and the
very right of way in the night.
In his right mind-the mind of an
ambitious young captain of industry
who sees defeat with dishonor staring
him in the face-wtnton would have
fought all the more desperately for
these hindrances. But, unfortunate
ly. he was no longer an industry cap
tain with an eye single to success.
He was become that anomaly despised
of the working world-a man in love.
ITS no use shutting our eyes to
the fact. Jack" said Adams one even
ing when his chief was making ready
for his regular descent upon the Rose
mary. we shall have to put night
shifts At work on that shale-slids II
we hope ever to get past 1t with the
rails"
Hang the shale!" was the tmpa,
tient rejoinder. I'm no galley slave"
Adams slow smile came and went
in cynical ripplings.
1T is pretty difficult to say precise
ly what you are Just now. But oan
prophesy what you are going to be
II you don't wake up and come alive"
Having no reply to this. Adams
went back to the matter Of night
shifts.
III you will authorize It. I'll put
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By FRANCIS LYNDE

AUTHOR OF "THK oRAFrERs." Kro

He started a. II she struck him
with a whip.
THAT is not your argument: It is
Mr.. Darrah's" Then his voice took
Q deeper tone that thrilled her till
she wanted to cry out. Don't say
you want me to give up; please don't
say that. think have been putting
you on a pedestal these last two days.
Miss Carteret. You know we'll enough
what is involved-honor, integrity.
good faith, everything a man values,
or should value. was only jestfng
when l spoke of the day-pay; that is
nothing. can't believe you would
ask such Q sacrifice Of me-of any
man"
The brown eyes met his fairly. and
It was not Mr.. Somerville Darrah's
confederate who said: Indeed. I do
not ask 1t, Mr.. Winton. I see now
how impossible II would be for you
to" she stopped short. and leaving
the sentence in the air, began again.
But 1t Is only fair that you should
have your warning. and I'm going to
give 1t to you. My uncle will leave
no stone unturned to defeat you"
He was still looking into her eyes.
and 50 had courage to say what came
uppermost.
II don't care. shall fight him as
hard as I can. but I shall always be
his debtor for this evening. Do you
understand"
She broke the eye-hold and turned
away quickly.
You must not come again." she
said.
But I shall-as often as I may.
And as to the railway tussle. Mr..
Darrah may take 1t out OF me as he
pleases from sunrise TO sunset, IL he
will only invite me here to dinner
now and then"
In flash her mood changed and
she laughed lightly.
who would think II OF you. Mr..
winton, OF all men I should have
said you were the last to care sc
much for the social diversions. Shall
we go in?"
"If we must: but not until have
thanked you for your timely hint Of
yesterday morning. II saved me no
end of trouble"
The telegram Mr.. Adams sent
that And besides. II was meant to be
a scolding."
He ignored the reproof and spoke
to the pertinent fact
II have no doubt Adams sent the
wire but he didn't write It. Or. II
he did. he also wrote our invitation
to dinner. They are In the same
hand. you know"
She laughed again. "I think II is
quite time we were going in" she
averred. and he opened the door for
her.
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After turning to rubber Lots wife
turned TO salt.-Chicago News.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI.

NTlST.-Postoffice building, first
floor, entrance on Monroe street Ser
vices at IL a. m. and s p. m. Subject.
Ancient and Modern Necromancy. or
Mesmerism and Hypnotism." Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meeting at o'clock Read
in grooms open daily from 10 a. m. to
y. and from p. m. to 4. All litera-
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l. N. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.
sANTA FI TINE TABLE
PHOENIX.

CITY TIME
Departure. Arrival.
1.-The Diamond Jo.,, for
Hot Springs Junction
Castle Hot SpringO
Wickenburg,
Congress, Prescott, Je-
rome. Ash Fork, Dem
yer, Kansas City, Chi
cago, Los Angeles, Cor
onado and San Fran
cisco $1,000. ......-...lz.49 An. 1.1u an
''The Daylight Express"
for Wickenburg. Con-
gress, Wenden. Sa-
lone. Prescott. Ash
Fork and East..... g., am. 3:15 pm.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Notwithstanding at II o'clock
today by the pastor Union meeting
at s O'Clock. Baecalaureate service
Sunday school 9.45. Junior League.
AT 3 O'clock. Epworth League at =
o'clock
A JUNIOR GAME.-The Maricopa
Junior baseball team will play a game
this morning with a pickup team, on
the grounds at the corner of Second
and Polk streets. The game will begin
at O'clock
VISITORS MAY DANcE-Tucson
baseball eXcursionists will no doubt
take advantage of the dance to be Civ
en- by the Industrial Liberty Band to-
night at Eastlake Park. The floor has
been put in good condition and all 9TH
er arrangements have been made for
good time
BACCALAUREATE SERMON. -
The baccalaureate sermon for the
graduating class of the Phoenix High
school will be preached this evening
in the First NJ. E. church. where a
union service will be held. There will
be a good musical program including
>ANo SPECTRAL DN Il illdlt
and a duet by E P. Wilson and Harry
We'll.
INQUIRY FOR MISSING BROTH
SR.-The Phoenix Lodge No 155 X.
Of p. desire the address of s. A. Sui
livan. who is in the city. but his
whereabouts is unknown. II his ad-
dress will be left at this office the
lodge will feel greatly favored as they
wish to communicate with Mr.. Sulli-
van at once
CLASS ENTERTAINED and
Mrs. Talbot. west of this city. enter
tanned Friday night in honor of Miss
Johnson and her Sunday school
scholars of young men from the First
NJ. f. church. A most enjoyable even
ing was spent in games and in the
many curios which Mr.. and Mrs Tai
bot brought home with them from
Old Jerusalem and Egypt. All depart
ed at a late hour wishing Miss John
son many more such evenings as she
viii leave soon for her home in the |
east. where she will spend the summer.
returning here next fall.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI !
ENTIST.-Postoffice building, first |
floor, entrance on Monroe street. Ser /
vices at IL a. m. and p. m. Subject. |
Ancient and Modern Necromancy, or
and Hypnotism' Sunday |
school at 10 o'clock "Wednesday
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a month. Speaking of the Osborn dis
trict Miss Alice Morse. former princi-
pal of the school. but at present n
teacher in the Churchill school of this
city. is going to leave the local field.
She has been employed by the board
OF Spokane. Wash. for ten-month
term, at ss4 a month. There is sys-
TEN of classification OF teachers there.
and Miss Morse has been given the
first place in the ranks of the new
teachers.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Opposite postoffice. Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor
Harold Govette. Theme for IL a. m,
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! ture on Christian Science may here De
Grad or purchased.
CHURCH FEDERATION. - Under
the direction of Mrs. Tritle OF the
Episcopal church, federation OF
church societies was perfected Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ].
w. Doris. Mrs. La Chance of the
First NJ. Z. church was chosen presi-
dent of the new organization. Mrs.
Sears of the Presbyterian church vice
president. and Mrs. Buck Of the Bap-
fist church. secretary. Meetings will
be held quarterly. for mutual benefit,
and members of all the church socie-
ties of the city are urged to attend
DEPARTURE FOR AN EASTERN
HOME. Fred o. Collins and wife. who
have been in this city this winter for
the benefit of the health of Mr.. Col
Inns, returned home yesterday. Harry
Taffe accompanied them as far as
Maricopa, acting as an escort sent by
the X. of =. lodge. Of which Mr.. Col
Inns was a member. Mr.. Collins was
the assistant postmaster of Terre
Haute. Ind, and a man of high stand
ing in that city.
THE OSBORN ScHOOl-The trus-
tees of the Osborn school district have
begun to make arrangements for the
coming year. They have employed
Mrs. Ida Warren Swiggett as principal
and have reelected Miss Bessie
Hedgpeth primary teacher. There are
two more vacancies to be filled, but
they will probably be filled this week
Only experienced and good teachers
viii be considered. The salary of the
principal has been fixed at $50 month
and those Of the other teachers at SIS
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CHURCH LIBERATION.

ture on Christian Science may here be
Grad or purchased
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"Calebs Inheritance" for u. IN.
THE Cost of Life" At the mornin.
hour Mr.. Earle Kerr. will sing one o.
his beautiful solos and at the evening
hour the chorus will render GLORY.
by Gabriel. The Sunday school will
be at Z p. m. Topic Africa in tbs
South This church is where the
stranger finds a welcome and is made
to feel at home and everybody gets .
free seat
CENTRAL AVENUE ELECTION
The election for the establishment OF
a special road district under the new
law TO transform the avenue north o.
the city limits to the Arizona canal
into boulevard Yas held yesterday at
the Osborn school house. There was
really no opposition to the creation OF
the special district. though six of the
thirty-three votes cast were against il.
The opponents said that they merely
believed that not enough publicity had
been given to the project. The inter-
est in IL is shown in that only three
persons entitled to vote were pot pres
ent. The next move will be the ap-
pointment by the supervisors of a
board OF three trustees for the spec
ial district. That will be done at the
first meeting of the supervisors. The
trustees will as soon as practicable
after that, make an estimate of the
cost Of constructing the boulevard and
will then call a mass meeting OF the
persons within the district for the
purpose of discussing means of meet
ing the expense. The law authorizes
the taxing of the district to the extent
of seventy-five cents on the 800. but
that will probably not raise quite
enough money.
NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles
of the following corporations were
filed in the office OF the county re-
corder yesterday. Electro Tonic Plunge
Bath Co: capital stock 100000: in
corporators |. NJ. Gebauer. w. c. Mis-
coll United Copper and Exploitation
and Mining Co. capital stock 10000
900: incorporators. A. L. Emberson
p. S. Elliott. NJ. c. Theton. United
Securities Realty Co, capital stock,
$250.000: incorporators. Daniel c.
Burns. b. NJ. Hurt. r. Mitchell Burns
Rainbow Amusement Co; capital
stock. $4,000; incorporators u. s.
Grant Dunbar. Charles NJ. Simmons;
Robert II. Hall. Halleck Mines Co.
capital stock sl.000.000; incorporators
w. w. Slater. c. NJ. Graves, w. r.
Sinnisbaugh. l.. c. Graves. Ida J.
Graves. Macdurman Theater Co.
capital stock 100000; incorporators.
Irwin c. Miller, W. II. Thompson.
Phoenix Slate Co, capital stock $780,
900. a. w. Gregg Shirley Christy.
Warner Valley Irrigation. Land and
Mining Co, capital stock $500. OOO. 600:
NJ. Marks. Geo. H. Ayers
and F. Briggs.
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Nicely furnished suite rooms. ground
floor and others. plenty shade. close
in. quiet place. At bargain prices
for summer and strictly modern. Call
10 to IL or to 6, 245 East Monroe.
Sunday, May 26th. Visit Hotel Adams
cafe for nice luncheon. 12 to 2. Fried
chicken dinner 6 to s. No other place
equipped to give as good service.
w. NJ. McDirmit, Manager.
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VETERINARY sURaGon
To Our Good Friends,
City

We are at present quitting the re-
tau trade in this city in order to de-
vote more time and energy to our
wholesale and shipping business
Please accept our thanks for the lib
eral patronage you have given US. We
assure you We are not quitting be-
cause we do not appreciate your fav-
ors and the kindly encouragement you
have given our efforts to supply the
trade Of, the city with pure, wholesome
milk and cream. 1t has been a pleas
ure to serve you. Again thanking you,
we remain. Very truly yours,
THE NARIcofA CREAMERY CO.
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Nell-"I told her she looked like 30
cents" Belief suppose that is the
reason she hates you like 60."-Phil-
adelphia Record.
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were scarcely out of your mouth when
you went off and dyed your nous
tache."-Philadelphi Record
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Una Erase.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Auuque hace ya-dice uu c6lebre sabio
alem6n-muchoB miles de sflos que el
hombre ha olvidadO que los dienteH fneron
para 6l armas que combate, todsvfa Be
puede advertir, 81 NOS situamOs ante un
eBpejo ponemos cara de incomodadog,
que el labio superior Be contrae de igEal
modo que el beIfo del perrO al grunir.
Lo singular del case eB que Ell labiO Sc
contrae precisamente en- ell punto mss fa-
vorable para Ia exibici6n de los colmilloa.
De modo que la fslsa sonrisa 81 reRlidad
una smenazs de ataqus, algo equivalents
6 entreHacar IN puiRl de an vaina.
V6as, pusB, que Ia fraBe s'ensefiar los
dientea', tisne IN curiosiEimo fundamento
at6vico, no muy ConoCido pOr Ia genera.
lidad.
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Los angeles la llamaron Leonsinie. Con Ia luz pUra
de los astroa Ia formaron Bonrisa de blancura;
la noche On los cabellos un aIbo cIaro de luna
en- las radiantss pupias. mi Ia trajerOn una
noche solemne de estfo cusndo mi ser e hastfo
HOreci6 para acogerla como rosa primavera;
esa dicha que ahuyentara ell pesaF que oprimiera
falaz me arrO6 en- los brazos de mi destno sombrfo,
y del angel la voz guave aun eBcucho que murmura:
Isl aquf la terra los cntoB las amas son un dao
"s este suso Be eBconds en- toda Erase I'M engafo
"debe pues parr LeonSnie ahora que Hu amor fugura
lMahana tniCa Buprerna! Dies en- 10 alto gonrefa,
gloria adorn6 Ia TERRA Nena de amoroso empeno
y oraban todas las aImaB 1nenos iayl 81 alma mia,
cuando de mi Se aleaba Leon6nie, como I'm enBueno!
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los GRUCIFICADOS.

El vulgol aplaude cuanto invents 81 odio
Y en- tanto que deBgarTa au laurel,
AL feTVido Arist6giton, de Harmodio
La gloria manchs con amaTga hell.
En- sus iraB tan 500 YER anhela
De Ia ignomiria an la afrentosR cruz,
A cuanto no Sc arrastra, cuRnto vuels,
A cuanto no es mentira, cuanto es luz!
Acusa Ffdias de vender muieres
Al gran EpaminondaB de tEaidoT;
a Socrates de darge los placeres .......
A Ar1atidss el justo de inposto1I
Cation de arroiar~6 las murenas
SuS mfseros escIaVoB; Colon,
Que al indio libre le forj6 cadenaB,
iCadenas que lley6 en- el coraz6nI
De avaro Miguel Angel. ..... AL divine,
Entire todos los genios; Rafael,
De vender como torps ibertino
Por impddicos bssos au pincel
Incsstuoso Moliere; feI6n ell Dante;
Votaire ateo; >Diderot venal,
para todps la satira infamante!
Para todos el lStigo internal!
IA que m6rtir, ap6stol profsta,
A que aFtiata guerrero trovador,
No le ha arrancado Ia moVdaz saeta
De Ia calumnia un grito de dolo1?
Uno solo Ee encuentra Immaculate
De infamias tantaB en- el gran festfn.....
Uno solo no eSt6 crucifcado
De las humans Vfboras. .iCafn!
VICTOR HUGO
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0.

La Comisi6n de Ia Policfa InsuIar hs
aCordado en- su Ultima session celebrar tam
bi6n tallas en- San Juan, al igual que en-
Ponce y Msysgiisz, atendisndo al regular
n6mero de aspirantes de este Distrito que
Sc halIsn en- espectsci6n de elias.
EstaB tallaH de San Juan tendr6n lugar
81 dia % de JUNO, espiraDdo el plazo de
admission de solicitudes el 81.
Los aspirantes deberau Bujetsrss las
condolences ffsicas = morales exigidas en- Ell
anunCio que 30 viene publicando en- estes
diaB. 4Y. q.
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ClRtargs.

As6mate & esa ventana
ST ts quieres asomar;
Si no quiereB, no te aSomeg,
Que 4 mi 10 miamo me ds.
5Qu6 me impOrta que la gente
Yea q mis- CLOS llorar,
Si en- 81 mundo todos lIoFan
Unos menoB y otroS mas2
Trite el cOras6n He queja
Y 20 le pregunto triste;
-Coraz6n, jpor que to has muertoi
Y 81 responde: -Porque quise.
Otras veoeg, compRhera,
Pasaba penas por tt;
PerO va ha llegado el tempo
que tu las passes por mi.
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cuErentes al rededor del c6Iebre tapete
verde, los cuales entregaban fchas de
mil frances por quinientos. Los recepto.
rea cOmpaEtian con los citadoB gurrupi6s
Bus ganancias.
Los ingregos por este concepto fueron
tan considerableS, que un solo gurrupi6
LEGO adquirir propiedades por valor de
10000 frances.
La administration del Casino ha expuI-
Hado del Principado Los pTincipales auto.
res de esta combinaci6n y tratR de echar
terra Bobre el aaunto, de modo que no
haya lugar niugdn eScdndalo, conforme
tiene por costumbre, cuando ha sucedido
algGnlsuicidio robo de importancis.
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EN- VERSO.

Jueatro colega "EI IDHenOe," )" de AEecib
Olica 10 Higuiente que, 81 acaso no fueI
80, psrece que eS verdad en- todaB pa
San Juan inclusive:
La carne eBt& por las nubes
y Ia Ieche POGO menos,
10 mismo que los tomateB
los pollos y los pimientos.
Los huevoB y el pan. .alCanzan
tambi6n fabulosos precios...
y son artfculos 6stos
de lujo para Ell obrero.
"Ya no Be puede vivir':
exclama 81 sufrido pueblo,
y son muchos los que entan
pOni6ndo el grito On el cielo.
Una casa de fanilia
no hace NADIA con IN peso,
pues este apenas 81 dS,
para el cafe ) el almuerzo.
De seguir asi las Cosas
dentTo de POGO, veremos,
& dos tres mercadereg,
veAtidos de caballeros.
Formulemos la protesta
pues que nos Bobra el derecho,
que tenemos ciudadauos,
defender el sustento.
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Ipusstl OEIgIaa.

e f.moso toCador de lafd, el ita1ianO
BoneIli, perdi6 no hs mucfO, 10000 fran.
COS en- una apuesta original
Sostenfa, al parecer col raz6n, que un
violin ordinario no era tan nalodioso como
un StradivaTius.
Pero trafdos los dos iItrumantoa, ell
violinista BurmesteD, C6leta en- Europa,
los TOGO tTas de an biomb0y loo peritos
no pudieron diBtiDguir uno 10 otrc.
Lo que prueba que ante que nada ss
necesita IL habilidad.
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Ell iefe del cuartel general de Ia poll
cia hs dictado una orden recordando los
guardias Il circular que tFata del unifor-
me y de la mayor correction en- uevaFlo.
Han aido dados de bsia ca el cueEpo
de Ia poliCia inHulaF loa guardias Maximi-
no Lopez Simeon Rampal
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EN- UN ABANICO.

Tu hermosura es hsrmosura
Que subyuga y que faBcina,
Ea la bsllszs diVina,
Blsnca, tranSparente = pura.
Dios to di6 la donosura
Que en- en2anto de la vida,
La bondad no desmentida
Y Ia graoia y 81 honor,
Y con el fusgo de amor
Alma noble y dintinguids.
Tom6s LozG91O.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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NUS aGUGIlIIIdu Ids ilIdS GdIdS Itu-
stones.
Los uabios nos ''aCochinan'' de continue
nueBtTRH mas Caras iluHioneg.
Hasta hsce POGO todos crefamos que Ia
piel, es decir, el cults de nuestra amada
estabs hscho de armino y roBag, que era
ffRgsnte, fresCo, Buavs, delicado,
Pero como 10 ciencia le tiene deClRTada
Ia guerra la facultad humana de sonar
deBpierto, he aqui con 10 que Balimos
ahoFa:
"Cara Humana,-El professor Rauyier,
eminente hombre de Ciencia, francis, sae.
gura que nuestEa piel no solamsnts pro-
duce una sustancia grasienta, sino que,
como la de las abeiss, gegregs cera,
haciendonos impermes bles Segdn 81, eI
cuerpo humane est6 protegido por un IL
gero barniz de Cera eIaborada por noBo'
tros mismoB, que 10 mismo que ls ceFa de
los panales sa licua la temperature
35 grades centigrados.
Parece ser que el frio impide Ia seCreae
ci6n de ess substances 8 10 menoB Ia
Bolidifcs, "a este fen6meno atribuye M.
Rauvier Las grietss que g forman en- in
vierno en- Ia pisl del hombrs, particular.
ments en- las manos en- los labios.
Las mateFiaa como Ia glicerins, lanolina
y ceratOs Sc usan como rpmedio, pOrque
precisamente procuran la piel ID subs
tancia que por 81 friO nopueds elaborar
para que se mantenga en su estadO nor
NAL" .#
De msnera que aderd6s de segFegar
nueBtFo cuerpo no gabemosque Bubstancia
grasienta y,adem6B cera, ,esamoB expuestos
liquidarnos cuandO Ia bmperstuFs lle'
que IS grades
Bueno, puss, tranquilahents debemos
Sabsr todos los capitalefos anos que 10 que
eS este aiio nos iquidamos.
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Los FUNERALES De La VIUDA De
MAC KlNLEY.
EI Presidente Roosevelt sstaTa> pre-.
Miguel CzOIgOsz, '..hsrmanQ del asesln0 Dc Nc
KInISy, IIsgl a Canton.

Cleveland, Ohio, Mayo 29.-Miguel
CzOlgosz, hermano del asesino del difunto
presidents de Ia rsp6blica, William Nc
Kinley ha llegsdO sBta mafisna Canton
dOnde 90 cslebrsrGn los funerales de la
egposa del Citado ex- -pEesidente.
El. Presidente Teodoro Roosevelt estRHa a
preAents en- Las ceremonies, hoBped6ndose
On la residencia del Juez Mr.. Day, en los
alrededoreS de cuys casa Bs ha viato me-
rodear I'm hombre de catadurs sogps'
chosa.
Las autoridadeB han tornado toda claBe
de precauCiones para guardian la vida de
Roosevelt, puss es uabido que Ia familia
CzolgOsz acaricia Ia idea de Ivengar Ia
ejscuci6n del anarquista y odis profun.
damente al gobierno y & todaa las peTBo
mas que sstuvisron en relaci6n con el di-
funto William Nc Kinley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-16
Ell VlCIO EN- MONTE CARLO.
Determination de las autOridades
del fsmOSO Casino.

Paris, mayo % --Ssg6u noticiaa recibi.
das de Monte Carlo, Sc ha descubierto que
varios gurrupies del famoao Casino SO hs'
bfan aumentado sus ertrsdaa por habeEsa
ppesto de aousrdO con ciaEtos aaiduog con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-16

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