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LAS FIESTAS DEL PA
tfOnO en- AreCibO
quedarOn muy lu-
Cidas.
Los que OhtuVierOn premiOs en- las
CaHeraS de biCiCIetas.
So sspera Ia VlsIta del gobernadOr Post a media
dos de este mes.
(De nWestro cOrYespomsal. J

Mayo 3.--Ayer terminaron las feBtaB
al Patrono, teniendo lugar, las anunCiadas
carTeraB de bicicletas, bale de m6scaras
en- la plaza, Tetreta por la banda de Ia
policis que TOGO la precioBa pieza La Ca
cerfa, sc quemaron varios fuegos, organi-
zandose despues por la juventud una iara-
ma en- el Casino amenizada con la orquesta
de la policia, la cuaI jarana qued6 muy
concurrida animada. En- el tren de esta
tarde regresa & San Juan la excelente
banda de Ia policia que tan agradables
ratos ha proporcionado al pdblico en- gene
raj en- estas festas
EN- las carFeras de biGicletas SO -etor.
gaFon los premioS por lentitud don Jose
M. Roman, y pOr resiStencia y velocidad a
don Luis ArcsIay.
% Para Babado y domingo anuncia el
gefior Arcelay dos funciones en- este Teatro
con su cinemat6grafo.
ra en- esta ciudad la vista del Hon. Go
bernador Mr.. Post. Areeibo ss- prepara
Srecibirlo dignamsnte.
En- Ia ma1ana de hoy Ia banda de la
policia di6 un concerto On Ia casa morada
de don Angel Sanz.
Para el dia 13 del actual estS anun.
ciado el principle de los juiciOs por juradO
en- eBta Cort3 de Distrito.
La Compafifa de zarzuela que diriien
los Befiores CaSas y Vazquez y tan buenos
Tecuerdos dej6 en- esta ciudad, nos visitara
de nuevo dsntro de pocos dias, dando 4
conocer nuevas. y precioBas obraa.
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BASEBALL.

Msfana & las p m. ss llevsrS q efec'
to en- la "Liga americana" dos importan-
tfsimoB desaffoB de base ball, entire los
clubs ''EscojidoB," y,"Las Palmap," "Ju'
ventud'' y los soldadoS del battalion puer'
toTriquefio.
Dada Ia competencia de ambOs comba'
tientes, promote quedar muy lucidO dichO
Reto.
En- dicha tards harS Hu sparici6n el
nuevo club compueAto de los bizarroa mu-
chachos del Battalion pueTtOrriquefO.
Hay mucho inter6s por yer jugar & es-
tos nuevos enthusiasts.
= IA Ia "Liga" mafianal
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De SOCIEDAD

BOda simp6tiea.-De Ponce vienen
gratos nuncios de habaTse Ielebrado luna
simpatica union.
La bella J distinguida damitta gala de
aquel eden, sefiorita Matilde JFelici uni6
50 sueTte para eterno ante el 'sacerdote de
Criato con 81 estimable joven, del conner.
clio de Ponce , muy c0noCido en-. toda Ia
isIa, senior Antonio 0tero.
Eterna luna de miel hogar ilenA de
flores dessamos los recien casadoA J ue
Bu fslicidad sea tan completa como mere"
cen es possible obtenerla en- la TERRA.
PsrsonGJes -Ha salido para Ia isla en-
asuntos de negocioB 81 senior Manuel Villa
del eomercio de esta plaza.
Para Ell 9.-Sigue animado el elemen-
to social de la ciudad para aHiptir In
primera reception que efsctusr6n en- Ia
Mansion EjecutiVa, la nOchs del jueves
8, los distinguidos esposos Post. Las re-
cepciones continuar6n hRRta que Ia distin.
guida selora Post realize Hu scostumbrado
Visie los Estados Unidos, 81 que hara &
principles de Junio fines del presente,
paBando alh el veTsnO.
RegTeSO.-DespueB de peTmanecer una
temporada en- los Estadoa Unidos, hR re-
grssado aver San Juan, Ia distiDguida
Befora Conception Molina de PaniaguRs
eBposa de nuestro amigo don Rsinaldo.
Bisn Venida Eus lares la diHtiDguida
DANA.
EstG nOche.-Habrk en- 81 "Parqus" la
jsTana de cOstumbre J apesar de Ia "grip'
pc" que reina en eBta ciudad, Beguraments
la ConcurrenCia al pOetico siti6 ssrS hume
rosa = distinguida como Bismpre.
GENDER
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Un CentaVO
monss
Permitanos que eompremOs la primera botella.
OF PORTO RICO.

Tuberculosis. causan inhamaciones como
en- el Catarro, o impiden la digestion
como en- Ia Dyspepsia. Pocos son. los
males que no Sc sepa sean debidos a los
microbes. n
Tales condiciones requieren un germi-
cida, no las medicinas ordinarias. Es
evidente que hay que extirpar los germe-
mes antes de que la enfermedad desa-
parezca; y es un lamentable error seguir
tratando hoy estas enfermedades con
metodos anticuados inehcaces.
Gratis, Vna BOteIIa de Soc
0rO Americana
En- justicia para. consigo misn1o, permi-
tanos probarle con hechos 10 que el
Liquozone signifca para I'd. Queremos
que el Liquozone mismo 10 convenza de
que hace 10 que ningin otro remedio
puede hacer. EnYienos simplemente su
nombre y direction detallada, le en-
fermedad de que padezca; le enviare-
mos por correo inmediatamente una or
den para que su droguista le entregue
una botella de cincuenta centayos orc
americana, que nosostros le pagaremos,
sin que este represente para I'd. ninguna
obligation.
Diriiase q The Liquozone company,
Dept s Chicago. III, E. U, A
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Gel Liquozone es el gernicida usado
uniyersalmente en- el tratamiento de las
Intermediates microbicas. Todas sus
propiedades sc derivan de gases exclu-
sivamente No contiene alcohol, nj OPT
atos, NADIA, sino los gases que 10 COM
ponen. Ell procedimiento para fabricarlo
requiere un periodo de Ii dfas y el pro-
ducto es TN liquido que destruye segura-
mente cualquier gerrnen patogeno que
Sc ponga en- contacto con el.
Pagamos 100000 por esta invencion,
porque resuelve el gran problema de
matar los germenes sin destruir los teji-
dos. Los germicidas comunes destruyen
los teiidos y los germenes al mismo
tempo, y por 10 mismo no pueden adj
ministrarse al interior. FL Liquozone en-
canlbio obra como I'm tonico sobTe todos
los tejidos del ORGANISING, y sin embargo,
todos los germenes, por ser vegetables,
perecen su contacto.
Ultimamente sc ha demostrado que la
mayor parte de las enfermedades tienen
su origen en- los germenes. Algunos
germenes atacan directamente los tejidos
como sucede en- el case de las enferme-
dades de Ia piel. Otros cream diyersas
toxinas que producer el Reumatismo, las
Enfermedades de los Rifiones, Ia Debili-
dada Nerviosa, etc.-Hay germenes que
destruyen 6rganos whales como en- Ia
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PrimGTO de Mayo.
Aver fu6 81 dia deI 1o. de MaYo.

Aver tue ell dlR del 10. de Mayo.
Infnidad de obreroB celebraron dieho
dia en- sefial de conmemoraci6n. Asi
tambi6n 10 hacen On todas las naciones.
Es un deber, 81 deber del recuerdo. Las
vfctimas, aquellaA vfctimas de Chicago, no
BE olYidan, no pueden olvidaTse, es impo.
sible que Sc olviden.
EIlos fueron los msrtires del trabajo )
las vfctimas de Ia idea. iMurieron por
defender Ia causa santa del trabsjol del
trabsjo que es Ia vida! del trabajo que
es Ia viTtudl
Por ESQ en- Puerto Rico en- todas par
tes, los obreroB escoien ese dia para rendir
tribute al sentimiento.
Yo he sentido tambi6n con ellos, siento
y gentir6 siempre, porque soy hijo del ira
bajo. ~=
Queda pues, hecha mi manifestation de
dneIo, pero voy pasar mas ALA ain, con
otras obssrvscioneB. Seg6n mi opinion,
porque el tempo CORE, y q medida que
CORE, va dejsndo algo de estudio q la hu'
manidad.
Hace algunos afios, vengo observando
la celebration del primero de mayo y mas
a6u, he contribuido con mi persona al de-
sarrollo de esos actos.
Las manifestations han Bido solemre,
ESQ no pusde ocultarss.
Viva el primerO de Mayo! Ese ha
sido el grito, al cual he reBpondido lleno
de j6bilo.
Aver 10 OF tambi6n, en- la plaza de Ca
guas hice mi evocaci6n santa & los m6r'
tires de Chicago. Pero en- este caEo no
fuf esclusivista como otraB veces, porque &
mi mente vinieron otroH recuerdos; recuer.
dos de las vfctimaB de Puerto Rico, mi
pobre pals natal, y manifesto que elev6
mis- plegarias hacia 10 infnito para rogar
por todoS. Pero no creais que mi evoca'
ci6n SO diTijfa fracciones num6FicaB, no:
20 hice mi petici6n para Ia generalidad.
Conozco las condolences de mi pueblo;
Sc & que altura 30 enCuentra Ia question
economical de los trabajadoreV; he visto ell
peligro que amenaza su poca regla moral
ell avance hacia los yicios en- Bu mayorfa;
he eBtudiado Bus accioneS, suS movimientos,
su entidad social, Ia election ignorante de
los que niguen caudillos que NADIA sien.
ten con ellog, y no he podido menos que
inclinar mi vista al cielo y decir: iSalva'
nos Dios milo, B6lvanos!. ...... que no pode'
mos decir viva el primero de mayo, nj
viva Ia revoluci6n social
Esog tiempeg estan- muy lejanos. En
precise trabsjar para llegar.
Obreros de mi pueblo: vfctimas, tan
vfctimas como los ohreroB de Chicago ss-
reis, 81 no os decidis elegir otro canine
mas propiciO y efcaz; el camino de la ms
trucci6n con Ia TeBoluci6n frme de olvidar
los viCios. - .. ---' II
El dia que este hsgais, va podeis decir
con mas entusiasmo, con mas fuerza, con
mas libertad con mas seguridad, VIVA
Ell pIimero de Mayo! Viva Ia revoluciou
social!
EntOnces 20, desde aqui, de este rinc6n
bendito y santuario de mi hogaF, sitio dc
contemplation, temple de mis- oraciones,
fuente inagotable de mis- Bentimientos en-
tonar6 el himno de gracias Al Ser Supre'
mo, porque por el camino reCto que es Ia
instruction, llegasteiB al punto del deTe
cho, para conquistar esa diosa sublime dc
la ibsrtad, que es Ia reVoluci6n cientffcs
= social.
ssntireis como 20 sientO.
Limo Rosario ROsadO.
Caguas,. MsyO2 1907. III
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EL TERREMOTO
De MEXICO.

Observatorio del CoIegio de BelfD,
Abril Is de 1907.-Sin pretensiones de
que sea nm estudio complete, vamos dar
algunos datos deducidos de los inteTesantes
seiumogramas obtenidos en- el terremoto de
Mexico.
Suelen distinguirse On los seismogramas
divsFsas fases, pero Equf nos limitaTemoB
la primera, seguuda Ia principal que
tiene lugar cuando Ia smplitud llega al
m&ximum.
Las vibl aciones pFeliminares las que
correspondent la pTimera Ease tiene de
ordinario poca amplitud, pero es muy i'm
portants saber cuando empiezan = cuanto
tempo duran. EI terremoto empez6 aauf
& las doce cuarenta minutes y cincuenta
segundos, tempo medic local de Ia ma
dFugadR del dia 15 y los temblores prali.
minaHes sduraron ciento veinte Eegundos.
Los de IL Ease segunda, cuando la ampli.
tud iba cada yes sisndo mayor duraron
ciento cuatro segundoa. Vino al fin Ia
fase principal; recorri6 la pluma toda Ia
banda del papel qued6 fueFa en- los dos
pendulos; es decir, que Ia amplitud de esta
Ease fu6 superior ciento ciucuenta milf
metros.
Cuando el terremoto de San Francisco,
tanto en- Washington como en- Toxic sa'
Heron tambi6n las plumas fuera del apara'
to registrador, , es una prueba de Ia mag
nitud del fsn6meno seismico.
Este terremOto CaSi pareCe locsl, hemos
calculadO 50 distancia provisionalmente,
= 81 epicentro debe estar en- las aguas del
Golfo.
Comparando este temblor con 81 de Ja'
maica, rasulta que ha Hido de mayor fuer'
"a, J que 81 area de destruction SO ha ex'
tendido mas.
s. Sarasota. s. l.
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: llVallante ] Magnanlao eQEag0Rlll
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MORAE SOCIAL
De HOS TQS.

Ia Gaceta de GuadalGiara, M6xicO,
inssrta 10 iguiente:
'Bibliografis. Lihros folletoa - No.
raj Social pOT Eugeaio M. de HostOs. Pro.
fesor de Historic Universal y Rector del
Liceo M. Il. Amnn6tegui" Santiago de
ChileO; Catedr6tico de Moral Director
la Eacuela Normal de Maestros, Direc-
tor general de Ensefianza Normal de Ia
Repdblica Dominicana, ETC., etc. segun-
da edici6n en- Madrid. Un libro magnf-
fcamente escrito, que seduce pcr 30 estilo
clarO y pulidO y que no tiene Is acritud
did6ctica de las obras de ensefianza pura.
He aquf poT que fne eaerito ell ibro: stDes-
pu6s de emancipada Ia raz6n, y cuando
un m6todo SECURE Ia gufa en- eli reconoci.
miento de 10 realidad y an el conocimiento
de Ia Yerdad; deSpu6s de emancipada la
conciencia, y Cuando tiene por norma in
falible. Is f6 en- So propia virtud potes-
tad; degpues de emaneipado ell derecho,
Cuando tiene On SOS nUevas construcciones
socialeB la pTueba experimental de su efi-
cacia; despu6s de Ia emancipation del ira
bajo, y cuando baBta 50 reciente libeHtad
para fabricar un nueYo mundo industrial
que todos los dias sc renueva, surgiendo
todog los diag de la fecunda, Ia proIfica
aplicaci6n de las ciencias positivas ycuan.
do Ia ciega f6. en- los podereB sobrenatura-
les ha Bncedido Ia fe refexiva previsora
en- la potencia indefnida de los esfuerzos
industriales, multiplicadou por los esfuer
zos de Ia ments; en- suma, despu6s de Ia
conquista de todas las fuerzas patsntes de
la naturaleza, cuando nos creemos
efectivamente eEtamoB, en Ell primer fore
cimiento de Ia civilization mas completa
que ha alcanzado on Ia TERRA 9. ser que
diBpone del deStino de Ia TERRA, Ia diver
gencia entire el llamado progreso material
y 81 progreso morales tan manifesto que
tiene motivos Ia raz6n para dudar della
realidad de la civilization contemporaries"
Es un ibro alto y hondo, que recomen'
damoB nuestroB lectores nustrados''.
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sE VENDEN libre de todo gFaY6meD
las canas, Gale de Ia Fortaleza ndmero 46
que eat6 ocupada por eI Rsgistro de Ia
Propiedad y Ii de pisoB calle de La Cruz
nimero g. PlecioB ventajosos,
Para infoEmes dirigiEBa Ia ofcina del
Ahogado y NotariO don Dami6n Mon.
wEEat SQva
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SEMPER.

-PINO INGLES s25 , Pine ameri.
cano $50 tiensn Finlay Bros d Way.
mouth Trad'g Co. Dep6sitOs Marina.
15.V.R
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Blografla De Fernandez Iuaeos.

Sc nos ha iDfoEmado qus han Negado
trsbaioE para asPiFar q pFemiQ asEapido
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Your ideas OF life and Of men are
ike a cloiBtered nuns" said l. III
there are any real men among your
acQualntances, you may ind out some
day that they're not so much like lap.
dogs as ,hcy pretend-and that you
wouldn't Ike them. n they were"
What Just what happened 10 you
down town today after you loft me2"
"a friend OF mine has been Turing
me into trap-why, I can't quite
fnthom To-day he sprang the trap
and ran away
"a friend of yours?"
The man We We're talking about
your eXgod- Langdon
"LangdOn she repeated, and her
tone told mo that Sammy knew and
had limited TO her more than 1 sus.
pected him OF knowing And. with
her arms stlll folded, she paced up
and down the room I watched her
slender feet In pale blue slippers ap-
pear and lIsappcar-hrst one. then
the OtheI-at the edge OF her trailing
skirt Presently she stopped In front
of me- Her eyes were gazing past
me.
You are sure It was he?" she
asked
could not answer Immediately. so
amazed was ! at her expression {
had been regarding her as a being
above and apart an incarnation OF
youth and innocence. with 0 shock II
now came 10 me that she was oxper-
fenced intelligent that she understood
the whole or life, the dark as fully as
the light and that she was capable 10
live d., too II was not a girl that was
questioning me there. Il vas a
woman
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s-fungdon I replied But
I've no quarrel with him Ny N'Iae
is NOTHING but che fortune ot WI D
assure YOU when see him agw' ID
De- az friendly us ovor-only a ~ Joss
of trusting ass, fancy Ncrea .'.
of free lance. down In the sucW we
chunrc sides whenever ms cXpcgen'.
and under the code IFS not neceHoIl
to give waruiuL To-day, beiQ' D
knew hc was the assassin, ! had paN'
my plans Co Try 90 save myself ~ Due
expense" though ! believed him % D..
the hest friend I had down town N"
doubt he's got some good reason i"'
creeping up ou mo In the dark
You are sure It was hcF' she To-.
pcatod.
lie. and nobody else" replied ]
Tie decided to do me up-and gus
hc'll rucccpd He's not the man to hl.
his gun unless he's sure the bird WI
fall"
DO you really not care any mere
than You show che asked "Or lh
your manner only brayado-to show
on before mu9"
81 don't care a damn. since I'm 10
lose you" said zen bee o godsend
10 have a hard row 10 hoe the nea'
Few months or years"
She went back 10 leaning ngaIna
the table. her arms folded as before
] saw she was thinking ont something
Finally she said
u have decided not 10 accept your
release"
spranE 90 my feet
"Anita'' ! cried. my arms stretched
toward her
But she only looked coldly az me
folded her arms the more tightly aud
said.
do not misunderstood me. inc
bargain is the same as before. II YOU
want me on those terms, ! must-giy'
myself"
Why" I asked
A faint smile, with no mirth In ~
driftcd round the corners OF ncl
mouth
AN impulse" she said II don
quite understand Il myself An i'm
pulse from from" Her eyes ant
her thoughts were far away and hcl
expression was tho one that made q
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hardest for me 10 believe gho was o
child OF those parents OF hers. AN
Impulse from a sense OF justice-oi
decency. | am the cause OF your trou
BILE. and | daren't be- coward aud a
cheat She repeated tho last wordH
"A coward-a cheat Wo-i--hayo
taken much from you. moro than you
know. IL must bd repaid. II you SON
wish, will-will keep to my bar
gain"
IT'S true, ia not have got into ,ho
mess said |. ~ ia been ausrdiur
to business instead OF duugung ate
YOU But you're not Responsible Tor
that folly"
She tried to speak several umes
before she finally succeeded In say
Ing;
ITS my fault mustn't shirk"
| studied her, but couldn't puzzle
her out.
I've been thinking all along that
you were simple and Transparent" /
said. Now, J 500 you are a mystery
What are you hiding from ineY"
her smile was almost coduotush as
she replied:
Nhen a woman mal;cs a mystery
OF herself TO a man, us for the man 8
good"
took her hnnd--,,lGlost andy.
Anita, said, do you rtill-ais
like me2"
u DO not--and shalt n0t--tove you. DO
she answered. Hut YOU AFRO"
More endurableY" / suggested. as
she hesItated.
Less uncomfortable. sha said with
ralllery' Then she added. Less un.
endurable than profting by a--oreep.
ing W In the dark
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she shiyorcd
so you see" ! continued. - don {
deserve any credit for giving you mp.
. onl, anticipate YOU by about twenty
four hours Mines hathbcd repent.
ancp
"Td thought OF that" said she re-.
lcctyoly Presently she added
Then. 81 De true And knew Sammy
had given her some hint that prepared
her Tor my confession
yes can't Eo clustering through
the matrimonial market" replied /.
I've been thrown out. I'm a boggar az
the gates"
"a bcgsar at the gates" she muir.
INJURED
got up and stood looking down at
her
Don't pity mel" ] said. My re-.
mark was a figure OF speech want
mo- aims wouldn't take even you as
aims They'll probably get mo down.
and stamp the life out Of mc-noarly.
Hut not quite-don't you lose sight Of
that They can't klll me. ana they
can't tame me. IN recover and Ill
strew the street with their blood and
broken bones"
She drew Ia hor breath sharply.
And minute ago | was almost
liking youl" she exclaimed.
retrcatcd TO my chair and gave
her smile that must have been
grim.
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ran down TO- breakfast next morn.
Ing
Il have been consulting my en-
gagemont book she began. and 7
mud that this is pretty full day.
though with a doprocatng move.
mcnt of the hands 81 rarely have a
day that rs not"
Eleanor nodded brightly
our class ON economies meets NJ
o." her slstor went on Then have
an appointment az my drcssmakcrs.
aud we lunch with Mrs Cosgruvc.
particular friend OF mine The rcgu
Tar meeting OF ON literary club comes
at three and at $50 there is a little
tea in the Renaissance suite OF the
Wuman's club you have not seen our
now club house. hy the way aud. oh.
yes. ! have invited O. few friends 10
dinner tonight TO meet you. my
dear"
All This sounded very attractive.
% was what she had been hunrcrlnr
for Eleanor told herself HUT when at
night she drarrcd her tired feet up 10
her room. the day looking back upon
d. seemed one uucnding Whlrl M
strange places and shifting scenes. of
rushing from place 10 place. never
staying ~ any one long enough to "a.
JOY H.
Utterly weary she nung herself into
a deep chair and thcn-pothapa be-
cause she was 80 physically worn
out-a terrible feeling seemed to grip
her heart She felt 40 though sho
must cry. A mad Impulse TO bundle
her things together and start for
home Holzcd her Il was Eleanor
ChaseH frat experience Of home.
sickness. sickness Yes. that was
the word She was m with sudden
longing for her children A vision ~
Mrs Lincoln putting Eycllno to bed
rose before her bringing with Il
swift pang Of jealousy Never before
had any hand but her own undresaed
her baby
The next day proved to be a repetl.
ton Of what she had already been
through. ending with a reception. from
which she returned near midnight.
too weary for any emotion. but the
longing for Sleep Unfortunately.
Morpheus was not to be wooed so
lightly and sleep refused to come until
long after the FIRST ray OF morning
sunlight flickored into the darkencd
room Then the sleep was restleas.
unrefroahlng one that left her face
drawn aud weary.
an. suarafn.I 49,. ssIIaa ~. s.saa,. ",
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have been far easier 10 have addressed
the the womans club or the Progress
I've Thought league at home than 10
face her sister but she finally closed
her square cut jaw firmly and began
Lillian rhc said hcsltatingly, "a
hope you VIII not misunderstand
yun have been very Kind 10 me-but
I'm unaid must go homo today
Mrs Van Duson's finely arched eye.
brows raised themselves interrogn
lively
You are not enjoying your yisit?'
she said. with polite regret
Indeed. II Is not that But
don't know whether can make you
understand Il was mistake. my
coming without the children. They
are $50 much q part Of me now white
they are young lit iH like trying
To be happy with the very heart ont
Of my body somewhere clese, oh.
can't you understand how you would
feel II you had q baby three Of them
who wanted you every minute OF the
day and In whom You lived and
moved and had your beingg And then
there % Alan why we have never
been separated before since we were
married and things don't seem tho
same without him but It is the chill.
drcn that I simply must sec"
Whatever brought You home SO
sOon?' Mrs Lincoln cried
Eleanor threw back her head and
dashed the tears from her eyes. In
that moment the scales dropped from
her eyes and she looked ten years
younger as she faced the other wa.
man.
20 couldn't stand the hard work"
she said. with trcmupu8 laugh. ~
simply could not endure a. amy longer.
so here am
MIS- Lincoln SMILED happily and
maryolod ut what had been wrought
in 800 short time The vacation
cure had certainly worked like
charm Ia every way
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but breakfast was almost over before
she found courage 10 speak. II would