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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
En- La FORTALEzA
Entrevista de los sre-
p6rtess CON ell hOnora-
BILE Gobernador.
EALCALOE De FAIARDO
Vista de Mr.. Post al ASH !,
de niGas de Santurce,
Sobre I'm informe.

El Gobernador Post inform5
hoy q los xreporterss que aver tarde
habfa visitado el Asilo de Niias de
Santurce y que sali6 altamente sa-
tisfecho del orden, y discipline que
sc observa alli entire todas las asi.
ladas.
lie encant6 Yer ONO az; ell
nifas, tan tiernas algunas, prac-
tican delicadas labores, 10 que de-
muestra Ia habilidad y pericia de Ia
maestro encargada de ese se1vlcio
Miss Kalp. Es una lAstima -dijo Mr.
Post que esta buena profesora Sc
marche de ese asilo, pues segun no.
ticias pronto contraerA matrimonio
y Sc ausentara para los Estados
Unidos.
Mostr6 el Gobernador q los re-
presentantes un voluminoso infor-
me, que Mr.. Willoughby presenta
acerca de la labor del DEPARTMENT.
de Tesoreria, desde que funciona
en- esta is!a el goblerno civil. rs un
trabajo valioso -agrego Mr.. Post
que contiene datos muy importan-
tes acerca de Ia acci6n administrati.
va del gobierno en- esta isla durante
siete ahos atras.
Hoy me vislt6 -dijo Ell gober-
nador -el alcalde de Fajardo seiior
Cells Alquier, en- gestiones de Tin
emprestito /: que desea aquel mu-
nicipio para varias mejoras pdbn-
cas-. entire elias la construction de
Tin acueducto. Este es asnnto, ie
die, de la Comisl6n de Hacienda
del Consejo Executive, pero desde
luego le exprese que yo estaba
siempre { favor de la construction
do acueductos en- las poblaciones
de Ia isla.
Uno de los Sreporterss inform6
al Cobernador de que Sc decia que
por las jurisdicciones de Humacao
y Vitques merodeaba Ell pt6fugo
Ruperto Felix Melendez; que la
falta de sufciente pclicia en- esas
comarcas, habia hecho hasta aho-
ra impossible la captura del celebre
cuatrero. 81 Gobernador tom6no
ta, con el prop6sito sin duds de po.
ner su mano sobre el asunto.
Sc cambiaron otras impresio-
mes y Sc trato entire elias acerca
de Ia quiebra que Sc dice ha ocu.
rrido en- una casa naviera de New
York, noticia que aun no Sc ha
con6rmado, termlnando Ia confe.
rencia a las IL y 10 minutes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31

so, por medic del fiscal, el Pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
-ContlnIan muy adelantados
los ensayos de la stroupes juvenll
organizada por el maestro don Joa-
qu{n A. Burset y don Pedro Suarez,
y de "a que es tambien empresario
el sefior Ramos, duefo del vestua.
rio y del archivo de la extingulda
COmpahla del maestro Campos.
81 sabado pr6ximo Sc veri6ca.
"a el debut con sLa gatita blanca, +,
sSan Juan de Luzs y "A las mSsca.
ras.s
Hara de gahta la monisima
nifa Bibf Rodriguez, que pOsee
grandes disposiciones ardsticas, y
bailaran Ia machicha dos artIstas
mindsculos, que, por cierto, la bal
Ian acknowledgements, seg6n hemos
podido yer en- los ensayOs.
Sc han disuelto en- Ponce las
casas comerciales que glraban con
las razones sociales sNoriega y CO,
y sCintr6n y CO. formAndose poi
m6tuo convenio una nueva socie.
dad bajo el uombre Norlega y Gin
tr6n, siendo gestores don C&ndidC
NOriegs GonzAlez y don Guillermc
v. Clinton y Valdejun. Buenol
negocios les deseamos.
Ri Teniente Casals, de Ii
policia de Lares, telegraffa al JEFF,
Hamill 10 siguiente: sEn el dia d,
hoy Gag de octubre) Jose G. Con
zalez dispar6 dos tiros de escopt
ta contra IN grupO de individuo
que cogian cafe en- una fnca de
barrio 'Juncals del tGrmino de Sal
Sebastian, hlriendo gravemente
un nido de diez afios y 4 lin mu
chach6n, de caracter leve este dit
mo. ocupada por mi arma conqu
Sc cOmeti6 asesinato. Agresor s
ha dado q Ia fuga y Sc persIsu
schvamente por fue1zss de sst
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31

81 industrial don Celestino An
drade, de Santurce, ha sido denun.
ciado por el inspector de sanidad
superior sefior Torres, q causa de
expender leche adulterada, segdn
informes del Laboratorio qufmico.
-Anoche, entire ocho y nueve
y media, verifc6se I'D robo en- los
altos de la casa nGmero "a de la
calle de San Justo. De la hatitaci6n
del jOven don Julio Torres, desapa-
recleron TN sombrero de paja del
pals, una chaqueta color azul mari
no y una pluma de fuente.
81 autor 8 los autores del he.
cho registraron toda la habltaci6n
dejando en- complete des6rden la
ropa contenida en- TN baul, en- don.
de Sc 'ss deram6 un frasco de
esencia al destaparlo, y varios pa
peles que habia en- Ell cai6n de la
mesa.
La familia que habita dicha
casa Sc hallaba ausente, y la coci.
nera, 1nica persona que habfa que
dado ALI, no Sc di6 cueuta del he.
eho.
Antes de anoche, segdn Sc nos
dice, tambien sustrajeron del CO.
medot, donde duerlne eli criado
una chaqueta y una gorra.
Sc nos informa, ademAs, gu,
en- el zagtian de Ia referlda casa NJ
hay luz, q pesar de que los inqul
limos Sc han quejsdo varias vece.
al propietariO de la falta de aquklla
-Por error de GAIA, el suelt,
en- que aver dabamos cuenta de Il
pdblIcaci6n del libro de Calder6l
Aponte, EstaGos de alma, aparecit
con el titulo de NOta 6tcgrdfoa ei
vez de Mota biblfgr4faa,
-Ha fallecido en- Ponce {
honrado obrero y entusissta uuic
nlsta don Klias Capdeyils.
-Anoehs Sc apsg6 81 alum
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
En- Constantinopla'
Muere Said-Pash5,

Constantinopla, octubre 31.-Un suceso que ha
inpresionado hondamente al Sultan, se regstr6
aver por Ia noche en- esta capital Desde hace al.
gdn tempo venia enfermo uno de los conseeros del
Sultan, hombre de Ia mayor confanza del Soberano.
Ese consejero era Said -Pasha el cual falleci6
auoche. Said-Pasha habfa instaurado una politica
admirable en- el imperio, al morir desempehaba el
puesto de presidente del mlsmo Estado. Era j6ven
adn, y Sc cfraban en- el grandes esperanzas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
Battalion sublevado,
Sangriento choque

Vladivostock, octubre 31.-Un battalion de los
de los que guarneeen esta plaza, decla6se en- rebel
dfa. Glasses y soldados armados lntentaron apode.
rarse de los cuarteles de esta ciudad. Las autori
dades de la plaza, que va estaban avisadas de IA
trama que preparaba e battalion desleal, tomaron
toda clase de precauciones este Sc debi6 que el
asato de los rebeldes fracasase por complete. Re-
partleronse en- los cuareles varias compafas de ar
tleros, al primer asalto del battalion indscplina-
do compuestos de reservistas estos fueron rechaza
dos Las ametralladoras causaron terribIes efectos
en- las flas de los asatantes muchos de los cuales
murieron, resultando tambien heridos considerable
nnmero de los mismos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31

puesto y San Sebastian. Los he.
idos Sc llaman Esteban Rosado el
primero y Catalina Varga el Sc
gundoi.
otro telegrama posterior anun.
Ella que el guardia Polanco detuvo
al acusadO Jose @. GOnlaIez, au
tor de los disparos, y que el Jue1
municipal leexlge danEa de $4,000,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
BURLls Y VERAS
I'm versO-prosa.--Sobro
Ell viaje del doctor
Gomez Brioso.
ALlA VA la NAVE,
Concentrates. Ell DR.. Bar.
bosa y el captain Ara.
IA. ALA yeredes.
sAlLA VA Ia NAVE,

al viale precipttado del doctor
Gomez Brioso 4 mucbos ha preocu.
pado.
Va, como Orlando el Furioso,
EN- SON de protesta, airado, y puede
que salga airoso,. Isl no sale de-
salrado.
***
Ha de mover cruda guerra '
Sc dar6 buena mafia, 81 en- comba.
tirnos sc aferra.
iva veremos SIT campafia! I. !.
Barbosa, que nunca yerra, como el
captain Araha 10 embarca y Sc que.
da en- terra.
Ky
iQue mucho sabe Ell doctorI
iVayaI Como lsto es listo, pero de
matca mayor.
Ante ese viaje lmprevlsto, item.
bla hasta el Cobernador y ha de
temblar hasta Crlsto
Question de ehismes, lector? s.. I.
Xxx
Y ALA va la nave
que lleva 4 Brioso.
iDlos sabe q que ira!
La cosa es muy gravel
Mas, cuando retorne
lquS nuevas traera?
XXX
Surge y brota Ell comentarlo.
lQue prcp6sitos abriga el disttngui.
do adversario!
RstO { las gentes intrlga. Qul-
zas q algdn fuucionarlo, con el cual
hay enemiga, 10 derrlba ese emil.
sario.
Xxx
Y daremos iniqulto, lector,
q este sverso.prosaD, tH,yenk c6lamo
escrito.
De una manera briosa, Brio
so, allende, alzara el grito, mien-
tras, desde aquf, Barbosa, lie tira
del cordelito. y el suelta la escatl-
dalcsa. (Que amigos henes, Beni-
toD Mas nos ocurre una cosa.-
iVendra cantando bsjito?
Nv
iva veremos su campafiaI Bar.
bosa, que nunca yerra, gran sem.
brador de cizafia, 10 e;nbarca. :. y
Sc queda en- terra, como el capitan
Aratia!
DrAnor NV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
Gran compailia de 6pe-
ra ita1iana.-Para la
Habana y Mexico.
uN FALLECImIENTO
Solicitud denegada. .-Nuevo
bufete de abogado. -Da.
ma enferma. -Bodas.


viembre pasara por este puerto de
San Juan, abordo del vapor espa.
fol correo, Ia gran compafia de
Opera itallana del empresario Mar.
eiso Lopez. Esta compafifa ira.
bajara en- la Habana y Mexico.
Dlcha troupe cuenta con artfsta de
valer y SD empresario escribe ase.
gurando que visitara a Puerto RI.
co en- el mes de MARIO del pr6ximo
afio.
-Nuestro amigo el Lcdo. don
Eduardo Acosta Quintero ha es-
tablecido en- Bayam6n su bufete de
abogado y notario. lie deseamos
prosperidades.
-Ha fallecido en- la ciudad de
C6rdova (Espaiia) Ia distinguida
sehora doiia Agueda Sassot, esposa
del doctor don Jose M. Mufoz, de
Guayama.
-Han contraido matrlmonio en-
Sabana Grande los apreciables j6-
venes don Alexandra Garcia Acosta
y Ia sehorlta Rosario Irizarry. Que
sean fellces.
-Hallase gravemente ehferma
en- Arecibo Ia venerable anciana do
ha Josefa BorrAs, vluda de Urdaz,
madre de estimables correliglona-
rios nuestros en- aquella ciudad.
Hacemos votos por el restabieci-
mlento de la expresada seaora.
Para esta tarde estaban
auunciadas en- el Cousejo Ejecutivo
las siguientes vistas p1blicas: So
licitud de Lorenzo D. Armstrong
para tomar I4o galones de aqua
por segundo del rio de Fajardo para
rlego; y Ia solicitud de TrujIIo,
Mercado y CT para construir I'm
muelle en- la playa de Guayanilla y
para construir una linea de ferro-
carril que pongs en- conexci6n di
cho muelle con la hacienda xSan
Columbano' prople1ad de dichos
sehores.
-Segdn telegrafian de Coro.
zal, en- las margenes del rio de aqucl
pueblo Sc suicide, disparandose un
tlro en- la sien derecha, el joveh co
merciante Ramon Rodriguez Ma
rrero. Dej6 varias cartas dirlgidas
q sus familiares y amigos, nantes
tandOles los m6viles de su reso
luci6n.
81 comite de Franquicias
Privilegios y Concesiones, ha re
comendado al Consejo Executive,
para su session de esta tarde, las
siguientes franquiclas: 4 ia sEuri.
queta Land Companys para tomar
100 litros de aqua por segunds de la
quebrada 'AucOness para riego en-
el distrito municipal de Arroyo; y a
Ia sCentral Eureka Inc.s para to
mar y usar para fines industriaIss
2,ooo galoues de aqua por mlnu-
tos, en- Ia municipalidad de Maya
giez.
Con la lluvia de anoche, al
gunas GALES del barrio de Ia Mari
ma, han amanecido hoy intransita-
bles, debido & los enormes bache.
que Sc han tornado.
Convendrfs que el stfior alcald,
Sc desc IN paseito por dicho barrio
para que Sc convenza de 10 que 81
denuncia.
Las pastillas digestvas de
doctor LIE Roy, marca ANTURI
CAS- curan los padecimientos de
est6mago.
. Los delegados q la CSrnar
| seHOres Vivaldi y Torres celebraro,
hoy una larga conferencia con ,
Gobernador Pest.
DE Ponce: sKu la msfau
0 de antes de aver Virgi!iO Gonzal,
(a) sEl intelpretes tuvo un di
I gusto con David Vidal del b.
J, Trio del Psstillo, acometitndole Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31

iva veremos su campafiaI Bar.
bosa, que nunca yerra, gran sem.
brador de cizafis, 10 enbarca. y
Sc queda en- terra, como el capitSn
Arafia!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
DOH AlGEl BUIELLl

En Ia tarde de hey, 4 la una y
cuarsnta, falleci6 tras penosfslma
enfermedad, este inteligente y apre-
ciable ioveu, correligionario y ami
go nuestro, venerable de Ia logia
sPatria' y antique empleado tecni.
CO de la o6cina de construcciones
del Departamento de Educaci6n.
Uldmamente estaba empleado en- Ia
sSan Juan Llght,S
Deia una viuda y una nlfia de
corta edad.
Reciban esta y los demss deu.
dos del fnado el sincere tesumcuio
de nuestro sentido pksame.
interpreteS 4 David con un cuchi.
llO, asestandole una puhalada en- el
oio izquierdo, muy cerca de la sien.
81 cabo Lopez cepero condujo
el heridO al hospital y al agresor 4
Ia cSrcel.s
-En asuntos del servlcio Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad el cabo
Jose L. Solo, de servlcio en- Toa.
alta.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan y
mahana regresara 4 SD domlciHo de
Humaeao el sefior Rafael Mas Flo
rido, Ter. sub-marshal de la corts
! de squel diStrito.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
THE RAISULI TERROR.
Q . Q


bandit nevertheless such
of
the
of wordwi
deeds of
stupen operation OF
of the world
in of the
his international
which
him his satellites If
with small difficulty
the paro who would e n a
weather dealing don't interfere with
King Coz in the least
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
GARY's PUBLIC SPIRIT AN EXAMPLE.

a Of arrow pintoth pockets
and by
spirit tina ACHE
a
this is the VIVA
to amelioae
ammon m a
had
provided
in
at
ceedng
Of
Hammond The almost lack
him incidentally
in
temporarily not
various
is then for o
the best afford 1T and
OF
one
families
equal
public spirit problem is solved
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claiming that the "indestructible states"
of this "indissoluble union" may
be destroyed on the theory that they
neglect their work and that the ma
ton can do it better anyhow-then that
real issue is raised.
And when we see and hear such men
endeavoring to read into the constitu-
ton grants OF power to themselves
which no one ever dreamed before could
be found there-when we hear them.
for instance, contending that under a
post roads" clause the nation may
take control of every local highway OF
every kind in this Union, and that IN
der a clause granting power to regu-
late commerce between the states they
may go into every state and regulate
production there-then we have real
cause for alarm.
And when we hear and see such men
plainly trying to use the powers con-
hded to them by the people TO bring
about changes in the constitution, not
in the orderly way Of submitting their
proposals TO the people and obtaining
their decision, but by legislature con-
struction. judicial Interpretation. and
even bald administrative decree. then
the poole can conclude only that they
are threatened with downright usur-
patton Of their sovereign rights. about
which they must be actively concerned
and against which they must make
ready TO hght.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
CHAPTER XII.

The priest and the jailer turned
away, for to both, this stricken
fathers grief was an emotion too
sacred to be pried upon by the eyes
of strangers. When Mr.. Methven
had recovered his composure which
he did shortly, he asked Father Nolan
to relate what details he had learned
of the old woman regarding the KID
naping. during his first interview
with her.
THAT l will gladly do. replied
the clergyman. The prisoner had
promised to do so herself and doubt
less would, had you arrived In time
The following is not the story as
the priest told it, but it contains the
facts related to him by Mther Lundie
and those supplied by Mr.. Methven's
knowledge OF the circumstances,
pieced out with a few shrewd guesses
Of the accuracy whereof there is
small doubt.
Mother Lundie's original idea IN
committing the crime was to get thu
ransom money which she knew would
he offered for the little ones recov
erv But she realized 1t would b.
imnossib1e for her to accomplish tn
| feat without accomplices. So sh
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Americans. and is justified. 1t may be
pointed out, however, that there is moth
ing revolutionary in proposals to
change our constitution. The sovereign
people of the United States made it,
and it is their sovereign privilege to
unmake If they so desire. They made
1t by a certain method and in 1t they
provided q method by which 1t could
be changed in part or as a whole. If
they so desire it can be changed wholly.
The framework of government that
the constitution established can be dis
carded altogether. and one as different
as that of Russia or China be substi-
tuted. And If the method provided by
the people when they established the
present constitution be followed there
would be no revolution in the result,
however. great the change.
j The real issue is not whether the con-
lstitution shall be changed. but how II
shall be changed. And when we see
men put in high places Of power under
the constitution. and sworn to support
i it as 1t is. suggesting that means viii
be found" that methods viii be de-
vised. that unless certain states do
their duty better" ways viii be discov-
cred TO do 1t for them. and even pro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
ore dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, REQUIRES
a constitutional remedy. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength bv
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work The
proprietors have so much faith In its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pulls for con.
situation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
Poured Beer Into Gutter.

The cutters of Rio de Janeiro ran
with beer for several days recently.
The municipal laboratory, having dis
covered that practically every beer in
the local market contained a danger
Gus amount of sulphuric acid, the au-
thorities proceeded to destroy all
stocks On hand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
The Charm of DoInq Good.

Beneficence has this popularity,
that the more we exercise it, the
more pleasure we find in It's exercise.
We attach ourselves to the unfor-
tunate object that we relieve, and the
assistance we give him becomes a
want to those by whom it is admins
tered.-Madame Roland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
Sharp TONGUES.

Men ought to find the difference be-
tween sadness and bitterness Ger
tainly he that hath satirical vein,
as he maketh others afraid of his wit,
so he hath need be afraid of others
memory Bacon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
WITH THE EDITORS
Constitutional Amendment
or Revolution

The disposition to regard the con-
stitution of the United States as "obso-
Iete" and the effect to override it by
mere Interpretation" are habits Wis
IDLY growing. especially among the high
officers OF the government who are
sworn to support it as it is.
The manifestation of these tendencies
naturally excites alarm not only among
men who try to foresee whittier these
driftings may lead us, but also among
those average persons who were born
and bred in the notion that the consti-
tuition is a naturel fact much like the
law Of gravitation and who are prone
to feel that under It they and their
fathers have done very well for more
than a century-have done better, IN
truth, than any other nation on earth.
This feeling Of alarm is frequently
voiced by all sorts and conditions of
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(Continued.l

sir" replied the priest In tones Of
the deepest compassion. "Your
child is now an inmate of the State
Reformatory for Girls"
For a moment Mr.. Methven sat
as though turned to marble. Then
he put his hand TO his forehead and
looked in a dazed sort of way first At
the priest and then at the jailer.
"a daughter of mine in the State
Reform SCHOOL," he said with slow
emphasis. ut is a mistake. 1t can
not be. No, viii never believe it."
THE woman knows she is dying
and she swears she is telling the
truth" persisted the priest gently.
Let me go to the woman" said
Mr.. Methven, and once more the
pilgrimage back to cell "a was made.
do you know who this isl" asked
Father Nolan of Mother Lundie
after Mr.. Methven had entered and
stood at her bedside.
Mother Lundie had had her eyes
closed, but she opened them as the
priest spoke.
Yes" said she. 1T is James
Howard Methven."
Maggie Lundie!" exclaimed Mr..
Methven as soon as his eyes had be-
come sufficiently accustomed to the
gloom of the cell to distinguish the
old woman's features. Turning to
the priest he said: She was the
wife of the man who was acting as
my coachman at the time my daugh-
ter was kidnapped"
Then as his eyes once more sought
the face OF the prisoner, he inquired
"do you know where l can find my
child?"
Il think, in the State Reform
School for Girls. That's where she
! was the last time l heard of her.
Mother Lundie spoke with an ef
fort and her beathing was painful
and Iabored.
do you know under what name
she was sent there?"
The old woman feebly shook he
head and once more closed her eyes
TRY and think" said the prizes
) encouragingly.
81 can't. The name has gone from
me-"
} For a moment she lay quiet anc
, then she suddenly half-raised hersel
on her elbow, but the effort was too
: much for her ebbing strength; ant
: she fell back gasping family.
Her lips moved and Mr.. Methvei
bent over her to catch her last words
o for all saw that she was dying.
t est. Luke's-Orphan Asylum,
she gasped. Ask the matror
She'll tell you. Sent to - refor1
: - for stealing money from - tn
matron of st. Luke's."
e. And Mother Lundie was dead.
h Mr.. Methven saw it all now. H
= needed no further details to acquain
d him with the identity of his dis
Is graced daughter. The old woma
IS referred to Jennie Cowles he was cor
- vinced, for he knew the history {
the latters' case from start to fnisl
a and of her connection with Mothe
- Lundie.
d And with the thought of her d.
y, graduation, conviction that the oil
d woman had probably spoken th
u truth swept over this man of man
millions. He turned aside and fl
moment bowed his head upon b
hands while his whole frame shoe
= with sobs.
9 To find this lost daughter ha
n been the one wish of his heart sine
r the hour he realized she had bee
u taken from him, and while othe
Il who knew of the circumstances hs
believed her dead, Mr.. Methven hs
never been willing to accept tn
theory.
- But to find her at last, disgracec
a Better for her and for him, and h
r heart-broken wife and for Dori
lie whom he idolized, that she had die
a in her infancy.
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The Ideal

A prominent eastern bandmaster
saws the bass drum is the most i'm
portant instrument in band Can
YOU beat 1t?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09

Your store ad is not adequate ~ ycA
sell any seasonable goods that are net
priced In II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
MARINE.
A Story for Young Folks
BY MARION HEAIH FREEMAN

who read this story communicate with the
~ MS N care Lake County Times eivns