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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

planting. IT the seed was put
into ground that had been
packed hard by heavy rains,
possibly with a heavy growth of
grass already overshadowing the
cotton rows, late planting is 60
ing to be a very serious matter;
but that ought not to be charged
up wholly against the lateness Of
the planting.
The advantage of stirring the
soil often before planting will
more often be seen better in the
corn field than in the cotton field,
since corn can make a yield
morc easily when planted at the
dates that have been commonly
necessary for both corn and cot
ton this spring. It is safe TO
make the prediction that If
weather conditions and cultiva.
ton arc favorable for the rest Of
the growing season OF crops,
there will be many corn fields
that will yield better this year
than the same land and the same
farmers have been accustomed
to in former years; and this will
como about by reason OF the re-
peatcd stirring OF the aoil before
planting. When the soil is
warm and we'll fined the crop
grows so much faster when the
seed is pu, into the ground, that
the extra working OF the soil
will NOR than make up tor the
latencss Of the planting up to
certain limit. Frequent stir
ring OF the soil later will keep
the crop growing fast.
There will be those who say,
Eyes, but stirring the soil SO
often costs too much" II they
must every time make four or
five burrows to the row, there
will be cason IN their state
mcnt and little reason IN their
way OF working. II they used
such i'm Implements az would cna.
bic them TO finish a row in one
or even two trips across the
field, i, would not cost so much
TO cultivate often. Some argue
that by using turning plows 10
kill grass blowing will not have
10 be done for four or five days
later than ii the soil was stirred
shallow. Sometimes there will
be something in this statement,
and sometimes there will not be,
but IN almost every case the
more rapid cultivation can be
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Under this heading. ads viii be In.
serted for IS ecnta a word for one year:
20 cents n word for six months; -
ccnss \ word for three montha. Name,
numbers and initials count n worda.
No advertisement accepted for less
than One Dollar. Count the words
carefully and Send Cash with
the Ad.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01
Jerseys ;:;::: !; i; ~: & ::

'O 1924, ) years;
Golden Brown Bessie, No. 1S3052,
Is years typical Golden Lad);
Garland of Milford, No. 1s65O9,
3 years, (full sister Of COW l sold
to the North Carolina Experiment
Station, the full sister of their
sire I sold with bull calf for $565);
bull calf 4 months old; two heifer
calves 4 months old. ALI three
calves by Golden Lad of Mill.
brook, and in showing condition.
Emanate, No. 1s995O. 3 years. fine
dairy COW. fine looking, fresh IN
} weeks. Also two other young
cows. Address,
J. \. WRIGHT, Meridian, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

EgHs from pure bred Single Comb
Brown Leghorns. fine laying strain.
Is ei.a0. Eggs from standard bred
Haired Rocks tRinglets). IS eggs q,
30 s.. so. X. Il. Cxtictt, Canton. Mia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Two buils, u heifcr. nine months
old. ,hirtecn-sixtccnths grade. Red
Poll calves. w. l.. Cook. Penn. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Pure bred s. G. Brown Leghorn
eggx. IS for 81. NJ. r. Young. Box
40. Canton. Misa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Poland Chinas. Mcddler and Per.
lection strains. Nothing but richest
Northern blood. Recorded In best
registers. Correspondence solicited
II. ". Guthrie. Notnac. La.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Pure bred Poland Chinaa for sale.
Pigs eight weeks. old IS each. X. r.
Butler, Knoxville. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Sunny Side herd Of Poland China
hogs. the beat TO be had. A. G. Har.
rcli, Melvin, Ala.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

Berkshire pigs that can be register
ed. Very fne. Steve Rhyme, Durant,
Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-06-01

White and Barred Plymouth Rocks,
choice stock, - up. Eggv s. per Is
Satisfaction guaranteed. r. L. MIR.
1T. Tupelo. Miss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13
EDICT0,

Eu la Corte de Distrito de Hama
Gao, Puerto Rico.
Jose Manuel Garcia Lebr6n y Agri-
pima Rotger, Peticionarios. Ex-
Parte. Acreditando el domi-
MO de una 6nca rustica.
Edicto.
lose Manuel Garcia Lebr6n,
de cuarenta amos de edad, casado,
propietario y vecino de Humacao,
asistido de su legftima esposa Agri-
pima Rotger, de treinta y seis amos
de edad, casada, propietaria y We
Gina de Humacao, han presentado
q esta Corte de Distrito, por con-
ducto de su abogado Herninio
Diaz, una moci6n solicitando acre
ditar { inscribir a su uombre el do
mimic en- pro-indiviso por parties
iguales y con caracter de bien ga
nancial en- que dicen Sc hallan, de
una.
F1NcA RUsTrcA. denominada
LUCIA, que radica en- el barrio del
Rio dc la antigua jurisdiction de
las Piedras, hoy termino munich
pal de Humacao, con una superb
Gle de 81 cuerdas 8 sean 22 hecta-
reas AZ areas " n centiareas, CO.
liddantes por el Norte con ell CANT
no que de Juncos conduce q Ma
guabo, por el Sud con la quebrada
Honda, por el Este con Dora Ri
Roig y por Oeste con el camino We
cinal que del poblado del Rio con-
duce q las Piedras.
Esa fnca frman los petlciona-
rios que Sc halla libre de cargas y
gravamenes, y perteneci6 en- pro-
piedad y fue poseida poi mas de
10 ahos, con buena fe y justo t{tu'
10 y sin interruption, por dofia
; Genara Benitez Pefia, Don Candi'
do Ruiz Pefa, Doila Carmen Me-
diavilla Ruiz y Doiia Josefa Ruiz
Peha, quienes la vendieron al Dor
Manuel Garcia Lebr6n durante ST.
sociedad conyugal, en- 10 de Agos'
to de 1901, al que pertenece desde
esa fecha hasta el presente en- pie
mo dominic, poseyandola ast mis-
mo con buena fe y justo titulo.
Por tanto y por virtud de
presente, Sc cita a los indicado'
Sefores de quienes procede el in
mueble, a sus causahabientes $
hubieren desaparecido 8 fallecido
& los que tengan sobre la predich'
fnca alg6n derecho real a la
personas ignoradas q quienes pue
da perjudicar la inscription solici
tada, por termino de sesenta dia'
naturales, para que 81 asf les con
viniere, comparezcan ante esta Cor
te y sostengan, aleguen y prueber
los derechos que 1e asistan.
Dado en- Humacao, Puerto RI
co, eli as de abril de 19o7.-Enri
que Riucon, Secretario.-by, To
mas Torres Grau. Dep. Sty Dis
+! trict Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13

mas amortizables que emite el ban
co, pagaderas por Quotas mensua-
les.
En- Cuba, como en- Puerto Ri
co, donde no esta. muy arraigado
Ell espiritu de ahorro, es necesario
estimularlo facilitando los medios
de adquirir y hacienda possible q
todo el que depende de una mesada
6 de un jornalla acumulaci6n met6-
dica para poseer algo con que hacer
frente a las contingencies del por-
venir siempre INSECURE. Asi el
banco, por Ia emission de esas obi
gaciones, habilita los medios nece-
sarios para que el obrero sea pro-
pietario madana de la casa que vi
We, 8 reciba una indemnizaci6h, 81 8
su familia, en- el case de accidente 8
muerte, 8 una suma, en- Ell case de
las p6lizas dotales, de las compaffas
de seguros de vida de los Estados
Unidos.
Pero debiendo operar en- Gu
ba con lin pdblico que tiene mas
de andaluz que de salon, la compa'
MIA necesita emplear para sus ope'
raciones los procedimientos adecua
dos al pals, que son los mismos que
aqui tambien Sc entienden mejor.
Asi, en- esas obligaciones, como
en- las de casi todos los estados anne
ricanos y europeos y las empresa'
an6nimas del muudo para realiza
su amortization y para distribui
una parte de los benefcios que co
: responder q esos tftulos, Sc emple'
5 la palabra y Ell procedimiento de
, sorteo. Y aquf es donde por 10 visit
el celoso Postmaster ha cre(do gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13

En- el case de la denuncia del
Postmaster contra el agente del
Banco Industrial, de Santiago de
Cuba, que recientemente ocurri6 en-
esta capital por uso indebido del CO.
rreo, parece que Sc incurri6 en-
un exceso de selo, hijo quizas, de
cierta confusion por err6nea apre-
ciaci6n de terminos. Y no tanto por
el case, en- 81, como por el preceden-
te que pudiera sentar en- perjuicio
de los intereses generates del pals, y
a1n, en- particular, de algunas ms
tituciones de credito de Puerto Ri
co que funcionan, como el Bancc
de Santiago, al amparo de nuestras
leyes, necesitamos ocuparnos. de este
asunto.
Por 10 que Sc refere al estable
cimiento de credito citado, sabe
mos que aqui otros han inquirid'
informes sobre aquel, resultandt
perfectamente satisfactorios tant'
sobre la solvencia, credito y order
de los negocios del banco, com'
con respecto q la honorabilidad, po
sici6n social y credito comercial d
sus directores, todos acreditados CO
uncertainties y respetables capitals
tas del departamento oriental de /
isla hermana.
FL Banco Industrial Sc dedic
al fomento de industrias locales
posee uu gran aserradero mecanic
en- Santiago y una de sus industris
es la de construcciones para el pt
blico y en- condolences especiales Z
facil pago, 4 largos plazos, para ST
asociados. Entire estos Sc cuenta
los suscritores de ciertas obligaci'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13
En- la Corte de Distrito
Proceso celebre>>Nuevo juicio contra "Yare>Yare,"
por asesinato en- primer grado.
SESSION GlEIVAOA En- Il 1AROt Y A0cut ne AVER, VERNS

tancias, pues reconoce que pudo
haber lido q otra, vic que el sehor
Pesante Sc levantaba ameuazandole
con el bast6n y no tuvo otro rene.
dio que herirle con su cuchillo, que
usaba siempre-dijo todcs
los trabajadores de la isla.
Re6ere su vida de joven 'wterS
en- Mayagiiez, en- donde va en- bus.
ca de trabajo por no poder vivir en-
Afiasco, victima de las persecucio.
mes de la policla, que cumple 6rde'
nes de Pesante; que estuvo huyen'
do siete dfas antes de caer en- manos
de la policia; con6esa que el dinero
y el revolver son suyos, y mega
que fuera I'm asesino comprado,
pues este, en- su concepto, habrfa
Sido cometer un crimen mas grande
que el que habia cometido; hace la
apologfd de ToaO Paz, hombre ino'
cente y buen padre de familia, see
gun FL; y pOr ultimo MEGA tambiGn
la autenticidad de su declaration
ante el hcal Horton, diciendo que
fue el marshall quien la frm6.
Fiscal-tCompr6 usted una ma.
leta en- Mayagiiez'
aYare- -Yare' ST, sehor, y un
sombrero.
Declara que permaneei6 diez y
ocho dias sin trabajar en- Maya.
gtiez, gastando dinero con mujeres y
paseando en- coches y bicicleta; que
tard6 siete dfas en- caer prisionerC
y que cuando este ocurri6 posefa
los a. dollars que lie ocup6 Boni-
llerce.
Sc lie pone de manifesto la fit.
(COntnGG en- Ia pGgiHa So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13
e. USO DEL C0RRE0

habia infracci6n de las leyes posta-
les.
Como:aceptandose esta doctri-
ma no seria possible que circularan
Dor el correo los tftulos amortiza-
bles de nuestras instituciones nj de
las de los Estados Unidos, entende'
mos que es importante que Sc re-
considere este case y Sc siente un
precedente mas liberal y equitativo.
Como este banco operan otros
en- Cuba, tambien con gran @xito,
desde 1899. Y apesar de regir alli
las misma ley postal con iguales
prohibiciones, q ninguna autoridad
de los Estados Unidos Sc lie ha ocu-
rrido sospechar que fuera un juego
prohibido, 10 que es cosa en- reah-
dad muy seria y sobre todo, muy
convenie1te para rnejorar Ia condi-
ci6n moral y social de nuestras cla'
ses proletarias. Sobre serla ley pos
tai de Cuba traducci6n legal de Ia de
de los Estados Unidos, hay tales re-
laciones hist6ricas entire las dos is
las hermanas, tienen tai entrada y
son de tai modo recibidos y conside-
RADIOS en- Cuba los puertorriquehos,
que debemos considerar a los hijos
de Cuba y & sus instituciones, 4
nuestra vez, enteramente como CO.
sa muerta.
Confamos en- que el Postmas-
ter, inspirado en- TIN principle de JUS
ticia y equidad, para seutar un pre-
cedente que, sobre no perjudicara
intereses creados que son muy res
petables, no cierre la puerta q los
, estfmulos locales que debemos TO-
: mentar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13
(coNTINUACIoN)

Despues de Tin descrnso de IS
minutes, comparece de nuevo el
testigo del fiscal
DR.. CAsALDUC
Explica este como el arma ase-
sina del infortunado Jose Adolfo
Pesante penetr6 entire el octave y
noveno espacio intercostal, atrave-
sando el l6bulo grande del higado
y los intestinos yla vejiga, de 10
que provino la hemotisis y todas
las demas manifestations que pa
decio el interfecto hasta Ia bora de
su muerte: expuso tambien que el
arma debi6 tener de diez a doce
pulgadas de ancho, asi como que lie
ayudaron a practicar la autopsia sus
compa1eros Vadi y Jimenez, de
Mayagiiez.
Ell fiscal renuncia q examinar
el resto de su prueba.
PRuEBA DE LAS DEFENsAs
FL letrado Coll y Cuchf presen-
ia q los testigos A. Pesante y Zaca-
rias Morales, y la declaration del
acusado, y ahsde luego, como una
vez practicada quedara demostrada
la imposibilidad que ha existido poi
parte del Pueblo de Puerto Rico de
probar que Yare-Yare ha cometidc
uu delito de asesinato en- prmeI
grado. Sostiene el sefior Coll que
en- ning1n tempo el Gobierno ha
podido comprobar que su defendi'
do pudiera cometer el crimen de
que Sc lie acusa.
A. PEsANTE
Este testigo es primo hermanc
del interfecto, agricultor y alcalds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13

republican, que fue de Anasco. De-
clara que conoci6 a Morales como
homble de buena conducta y traba'
jador, aunque no puede asegurar 81
trabajaba en- los dfas que muri6 Pc
sante.
ZACARIAs MORALES
Fue companero y socio del
acusadc en- un chinchorro de pes
car; afrma que sYare-YareO es TN
hombre sin def9ctos, y que en- el
! negocio podia este haber economi-
zado 400 dollars.
DRcLARAcIoN DE YARR-YARE
Al ocupar el acusado la silla
destinadada q los testigos, n6tase
gran expectation en- la sala, cuajada
de gente de todas las classes sociales.
Gasta Jose Morales la chaqueta
de preside de corte pretencioso y
alberta, que lie, permite lucir la ca
misa blanca y alrnidonada de cuellc
doble. Al interrogatorio responde
en- voz baja pero segura.
SD declaration ofrece grandes
contradicciones con las que presta-
ra en- la carcel y en- Ell juicio de Ma
yagiiez. En- aquellas expresa haber
premeditado su crimen en- el kioscc
de la plaza de Aiiasco, alver delan.
te de ST, ALA en- la botica del seior
Arrillaga, Ia hgura del seior Pesan.
te, que tanto dafio lie hacia por nc
querer ser de su partido.
Ahora Sc We claramente que
trata de obtener I'm veredicto dc
ssesinato en- segundo grado, cuan
do mega que estuvo en- el kiosco y
que al salir de la botica, en- la que
entr6 por la fuerza de las circuns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13

Las 1imoTrdnGS Sc CurQn
enc d n dfdS, con el UNGUENTo
DE PAZO, va sea simpleS, saHgran'
tes, con picaz6n, 8 externas, po rebel.
des que sean.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-13
A. PEsANTE

Este testigo es primo hermano
del interfecto, agricultor y alcalde
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

Capt. Daniel Tyler Moore. Z. S. A, and
Mrs. Moore arrived in Washington on
Saturday afternoon. and are visiting Mrs.
Moore's parents NJ and Mrs. A. B.
Butler. at Wendell Mansion, in Iassa-
chusetts avenue.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
CHRISTMAS STAMPS FOR SALE
Red Cross VIII Raise Money Il
Fight tuberculosis.
Adopts Novel Plan OF Asking shop
Ders 10 Place Charity Reminder on
Gift Packages and letter..

Last summer Mr.. Jacob RIis published
a magazine article on the Christmas
Stamp in Denmark. the proceeds OF the
sale Of which built hospital for tuber-
cUlar children in that country.
This year The Red Cross is beginning
its assistance in the campaign against
that most terrible Of pestilences-tubercu-
iosis-by the sale OF the Merry Christ
mas" stamp. one hundred and fifty
thousand men. women. and children die
every year in our country from this ap-
palling sc0urge. Thousands Of families
are left without father or mother because
Of il. Homes are desolate because OF the
loss Of the children from its ravages,
and Wage-earners are taken from those
who depend upon them for support
Next autumn the greatest anti-tuber-
culosis congress ever assembled win meet
in Washington Prominent men from all
over the world will attend il, ex-President
Loubet Of France being among those ex-
pected.
The Red Cross, whose charter directs II
TO carry on and apply a system Sin miti-
eating the suHerings caused by pes
thence" and Ito devise and carry on
measures for preventing she same" has
entered the field In the campaign against
this pesulence. II plans TO establish a
Red Cross day camp for consumptives
next summer. where fresh air. good food.
and hours Of rest in reclining chairs will
bring back 10 health 10 those upon whom
the scourge has begun to lay its terrible
hand.
Boston has two OF these day camps.
and in time. II the Red Cross can estab-
lish a network OF these over the country.
an army will be at work in the campaign
against tuberculosis, and the Christmas
letter and Christmas package which carry
the little Red Cross stamp Will play q
great part in this struggle.
sir. Riis has sent the following letter
10 the Red Cross:
December p I9g.
] am more than delighted that YOU have taken up
the Christmas stamp idea had thought Of II as
national post-otlce euteTITlse bat perhaps this is
even better
congratulate YOU with AL my heart. and hope 20
see the movement spread ever the whole country.
you are working organization with the Ma
ticnzl Association for the study and Prevention Of
tuberculosis That Is It should be
More power % you elbow. The world do move -
and We shall yet live 10 wonder that we let the
white plague scourge Us So loDS. when 70 wipe Il
out was 50 siaple.- Faithfully yours.
JACOB A. Rus.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

Mich, where she win pass the Christ
mas holidays with na- son, who is a
student of St,rMark's College. near Bos-
ton. Mass
Miss Frances Cassel, Of Marietta, Pa,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced TO Mr.. Arthur Barnard. is now
the guest of Mr.. Barnards mother. Mrs.
Job Barnard. in Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs Barnard and Miss Casse! viii be at
home to-day and on Thursday. after
which Miss Cassel will return TO her
home.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST

Business signs are taxed IN Rio de
Janeiro.
The average depth Of the English Chan
mel is 10 feet
Nineteen women have been elected 10
the Finnish Parliament
Ground chestnuts take the place OF
flour in some parts OF France.
! Lamps cause 900 fires in a year in Lon
don. gas, 2l9. chimneys. 179.
Six Of the largest colleges in Switzer-
land have 2,1S3 students.
The skin Of the elephant is exceedingly
sensitive. Notwithstanding its thickness.
The Italian State lottery has distributed
as high as $l0.000.O00 in a year.
The. laws of Norway compel a man
who chops down one tree 10 plant three
saplings
The speed Of the otter under water is
Ightning-like- No FISH can get away
from il.
The average English woman has the
advantage in height over the American
Of two inches.
The average hand Of the man IS one
and three-quarter inches longer than the
woman's average.
Saturday IS the busy day of the London
firemen. In ten years London had 1888
Saturday fires, against soc on Monday.
the day they were least frequent.
BY emigration Europe loses $4,000 na-
tives every year, and in the same period
200, 600 return.
The highest point to which man can
ascend without his health being seriously
affected is 1880 feet.
In employments requiring Quickness and
dexterity OF the hands women are far
more valuable than men.
There are 5000 chemists in the United
States, and a very large proportion Of
these are employed in industrial work.
Out Of an average annual loss Is the
worlds shipping Of 2,172 vessels, ninety
four are completely missing and never
heard OF again.
Reaping began on a field OF wheat at
Blockley, in WOrchestershire. at O'Clock
In the morning, and was served as bread
just sixty minutes after.
The value Of the shipping passing
through the Suez Canal in the course of
the year is S55,0OO.O00. and the great bulk
Of this is English.
The largest percentage OF organized
workers, is found in Denmark. Half Of
the population is unionized. Sweden is
a close second. with Germany next.
There are now in Germany I16 cisies
with special schools for backward chill
dren. The total number Of these schools
is 203, and the number of pupils is 13,IOO.
Berlin has thrty-one of these accessory
schools
The average sperm whale is about 50
feet long and weighs 10000 pounds, and
will yield 60OO0 pounds Of blubber (from
which 5000 pounds of train oil can be
made and 5000 pounds of whalebone.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
This Eight-Acre Store
Is Filled With Vast Collection of Articles Especially
Suitable for Christmas Gifts.

A is Of
does ro tn nwid0o on
is the shopping o
f an H T eght floors
Of o
0 he stocks g1aed
dtns spsGhe
O atonso the rsoo
o und to heir rwanS
to store ndu the vast
wants
of amoden hesh
o i pp m
ewoIdsu when
pak kage witt them
NJ rendp ifo6r
NJ nrge efoh packing
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
The Rockefeller Ancestry.

From Lesbos Weekly.
The Rockefeller family association, OF
which, by the way. John d. is not a
member, though many of its members
claim kinship with him. has traced the
history Of the name back to the south of
France, where there is still a Baron
RoQuefeuilie- The French ROckefellers.
being mostly HuguenOts, went &c Gouth-
ern Germany after the revocation OF the
Edict Of Nantes; hence the Teutonic
form Of the name. The first Rockefeller
came tc America in I72a
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Fancy Chairs Morris Chairs Music Cabinets Couches Chit
fonnierS, Shaving Stands, Toilet Tables Desks, &c


Desks Desk Chairs rcbc Cabinets Gilt Toilet Tables
CnnaC
Tables Hal
Ice BoxSG Goar
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Real Lace HandkerchefS Lace Robes Feather BoaS Silk
Hosiery GoyeS Umbrellas, Books, &c.

Real Lace Robes anged ScarsO
and Herhc
SsI Lace Ties Ruchngs
Wonn AIlsean CHdrnCk
,andC CotonII Real
GdTdH
Berdies Tandkrc
Wonens O description AIagzne
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
HUMoR FROM FRANCE.

When Napoleon left Elba, the 'ssfoni-
teur.'' the official organ Of the restoration,
marked his progress across France with
the following amusing remarks:
The cannibal has left his den"
The ogre Of Corsica has Just sailed"
The tiger has arrived az Gap"
''The monster slept at GrenobIe.'
''The tyrant has crossed Lyons
''The usurper has been seen at Dion"
''Bonaparte is advancing quickly on
Paris. but he will never enter the city
The Emperor has arrived at Fontaine-
bleau-"
His imperial majesty made a triumphal
entry into the castle Of the Tunleries, in
the midst Of his faithful subjects --Pele
Mele.
Lady patient (wearing the latest fash
ion in hats)-Oh. doctor. I am suffering
most terribly from pains in the head.
Doctor-Well. the first thing 70 do is TO
change your hat-VOn Vivant
Proprietor Of Employment Register Cto
seedy applicant)-I have very rich ap-
pointment on my books. that OF grand
vizier TO the Sultan Of Morocco for any
one who can first lend him $1,000 francs
Bon Vivant
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