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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
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t1itE af k,4r VII. a
III ,l..,.,si.1., tte.a II, The bar "A
.ol ,i.s, ita+ift,tion failed ana 4.
MI. drn,.. .t,o35+ .,3 bofIr 1atpr. Ills
..sl..ftic.- IL, ,i,,o ~, ttc afternoon train
.,4 III. ,r,,, ,T,,..1,. event rrtoIfeh ~
,,.,s- .ha f.,,.f4It,,t,y- e<urr4rs ana,
t.4i-t. IL, tjI.. ,iaIfaf-
I.,,e4 J, f.i, 3,r4,F>- badly about tho
~. VI. ,t,r1r fotlI1 Not helm
4. .rd t,n wears Iat.r III had an
n4l,.r rjrn ,.iudtaIi of $1,000 from
fa4 t9f.,t. !. IN aunt III Australia.
:,,4-j,s.r ;,,..,,.l n,tI,i,}r sthnut 10 mat
,.. t51ril T.. "a, Il Gf4ft Ear +bat sum
i, ~. ,,,.,i4
M. !,..,,,,rral ~ know. az that time
~ . t.,-,.,,,, ,,-Iqa II. anyinr,4 ,,, No.
co.r, ~ ,,or n..tt.f, to eeiI = fine /
f. .,ra aa,tIn~ Nm IN over the
t.lat.t..,,a j.. t.Yr.aiual ,rit,. hin, - /
1 t,,,- III .ne ~. ths evan s1i ena.
t ,...,+,..4 ,4ct bi,, i,,,no
i,',Io,. ,,r.r ee.t u -n+ ,ha
,lt s ,tt,T4. HI ,r,Yav
H., f,f,5.i ,l,:i,.er1. rir- ~ tI,is my
ro.. III. ,.,,,tAssI.. III i stand IN
.,se -.,aA+ . ,n4,na,+ ,.;tbo,1t beirc
f,iad tra tl,1 -(.1,, r,n away down r.
\ III" t.tilroad track and there colhded
~;ti, !, freight tr,1n the accident KILL
,n.. tic tr.nf ana throwing the loco
,,,,,;'n III ti. trl-t arg DOWN an
+ ,..tt,,t.,,r.,,. ,t,I i az ros+ ernest
t ~ -, .,,,,ic.ff,fa set+remept witt, the
/ ,i,.r.-n,4r and tha railroad conpany
H I'll, tolo .t,,Ip+ of lie s11 QUO
,,,, a.. a,,ar
e., -. ,n,, ,,,,1o, 1iecn,,r,~ed and
oaxc ~ aif i.ir4 Of ever being a rich
,,,r t4,t ri> n,artj,s ago his grand
4 t,.I,. ia, 3at+,. f,an,,neraire If
,t'''' 49, 49,, lae.
eaz mn
NJ, IL. i,,od;,.o,,, <a,1 ~
- $50 ,'t1,, ~, ~ ,,,onev
~ :, .''1 Ill, - not ana
"o'llt t,.a.t ~ !. =, 1r,itaa Statas
ha,ag ~ II .1,re no could not lose it,
p"ii'is' =, - >"'e ~ $3.50 .'it - 49, 80
III - - 49, w. ,,,t+nr
''lh tHiiitlns $500 49, ha,an,-
49, - .1,,.,,,r ~ nee1in.s IN
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

President Roosevelt's pockets are
always lined with old cliupplrSs IRON
newspapers. When he sees pala.
rraph that interest nm 10. a.s
reason he tears it out and puts lt NJ
his clothes for future reference. SUI
lime ago a man in the course D. :"
nolitical campaign attacked the res
idnnt IN 4 speech. Only a paragraph,
"a, nrinted about it, but that causi.
the presidential eye. The paragraph,
was ripped out OF the paper per-. 81 81"
tucked away in his trousers pocn,'.
After the election the Presidcn.
found a way to get an answer
mat speech before the maker lii,leo-
When he was prepared 70 ,nu,s
what he wanted said the Fles,ur ,,,,
diyed into his pocket ana pfo '.,d -
som which he picked the crumplc'
.i;nn;nr. then several weeks old:
1rha original copy of the Presldent !.
,or.aus election night declaration ~
Nara,rher 1904. that he would nc
seain be a candidate, was ea.l -.
arn,nd in his pocket in the sam
fashion. and was not an lHpuiSNe y.
terancc, al many have supposeeu., :;
Me offices that night he sisnillen -.
Willingness to say soiil.a;,7 rnlla.
thn election, and forthwith pulis'
from his pocket q vs.
white paper. ~ presidcn
This smoothcd o"., ~ ,,ad viii
proce.,r, ~ con- in his own handWrit
ten 80 MANY crasures and corrcc
lns, RI had evidently studied owe
! !ioiiS. .,.I,y After deripherinG Z
IL af i ~ decided to dictate TIL
po. ; 80. st,temcnt to Secretary Loeb
, va comics prepared for IT,
Pocton Herald.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
Law (,ould's Kennedy.

r TT. Hartman, upon leaving g.
rectors' meeting last week phfri@
questions regarding the action tax
by remarking to the r"norters as
naseed out of the meeting:
What was done. do you An - !
ooT snotn~r a,rector o. the sctsrr patss
vhn heard the remark sa1d y re-
minded him of story tia ct Jay
Gam1d and Russell Sage. T}e later
it was recounted, comn'a'ne - t'ou.'
! that a certain outside h'ne4 -
know entirely too M i about m
nff.irz Of the conr1uy in which
both Gould and :. 2" we're airsc-
, tors. e,;i - hay.
',.,la5 make ,i.n director ri
~, &c. comnanv and men lie won't kno"
- .r - story Is 40. "itnout point II
| reference 10 tho l-l4ot a. ',,,a 70
feigned, which ."he h'e.i ,t5one -
garding the asfdft. - Na.r ynrl
which they ar" tlfe -
Times.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
CHAMPION FORTUNE LOSER.
or the World Has Had Some Remark
able Experiences.

II falls to the lot OF but few men
tn have fortunes come to them as
easily and as many times as they have
cone to Earnest Pallcahy, OF West
Terlnent. but, on the other hand. ne
&C mes pretty near holding the record
for losing money, too.
Five years ago he had a rich uncle
die out in the state Of washington,
and Of the estate there fell to Ernest
the roodly sum Of $4,000, and as the
old rentleman'S estate was all ~
money and the executor OF the esta.e
hurried matters in the settlement, u
was only a few weeks pefore Ernes :.
received from the West q Danh dtai'
for the full sum.
1t arrived al tue PoTto4i'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
ph+oonh;c Cow of Letter Planting Co., Ltd

months Of exposure to sunlight
Therefore the millers resort to ele'
trical and chemical methods os
bleaching, for which the manufdc-
turers OF the processes claim virtue
of increasing the keeping quality ana
the nutritivc and breadmaklnS pfol-
critics of the flour. But some or TIC
processes, such as bleaching by nitric
acid, have been condemned as MUIR
ious to health.
Mr.. F. J. Away, of the Nebraska
Experiment Station, has tested l"o
samples of variously bleachcd -four
and found, quite naturally. that II
gave the white loaf, but no differ
cnce was discovered in texture, odor
or taste from the unbleached spco-
mems. The color Of low grades. how
ever, was more unattractlve than be-
fore, while tho baking test showed
that the use of more than q certain
proportion Of nitrogen peroxide "he
objectionable Eut as excessive
! amounts Of tho bleaching agent NJ
jured the color. thus lowering th'
market value of tho flour. Mr.. Alwaf
concludes that there is little dang
to the public in oycrtreatins flour "
! this method New York Times.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
(,anada's Main Concern.

Walking in Toronto one day with
a man who, from his public position
was we'll qualified to give authoritI-
tive answers to the questions ! adj
dressed to him. the following little
conversation took place:
"Has Canada a native drama ?"
mo, I can not say that she has. l
know Of no native dramatists. We de-
pend on New York. and. through New
York, on London for our plays,
..Has she native literature!
mot one that counts in any, way.
a Canandian writer who panes a
mark. or seems likely to make one.
leaves for America or London.
"And what about painting ana
sculpture" ,. ~
cussing seriously.
..Then how is Canada. as q nation
saving her soul alive?" I'LL
"Canada's main concern with her
cole is that it is properly shod." was
the witty reply.-Corresp0ndence OF
Pail Mall Gazette.
4
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
Tho biggest Building.

Tacoma, Wash, with population
NJ only 100000, is to give TO the
world its greatest building. NE
structure Will he more than Twice
large as the mammoth Grand elieFa'
station being built i'll New l oi!H, wiz.
stand Il stories high ana e'NEi
total ground area Of more than -
acres. :.
The new Imperial building, as II +
~ he known. is t. have Il breadth {.
800 feet and a length of 41' 1eet. IL
will stand ut the eds" of hleh pihi :,
overlooking the waters OF IuSc.
Sound. \ great wing III the shape ~
> nor1c cohcre will reach out 70 liie
water front. The IandWard END oil 'lc
l,ild7n- will be 115 feet below 'i'e
ground. 50 that only ten stories v ~
aupear above the earth $ SURFACE ~
mi. end. Two million cubic SaIos
Of Garth will have to be removed W.
fore the foundation can be iala.
The top floor of the lmpefiai ntsi'o
ing will be occupied by a note; next
vi, come department stores and shops
of al sorts: lower down there VIII
lie wholesale establishments; stu low
cr manufactures and on the loves
Lowell etorcrooms and freight handlllsa
departments.
kour tranecontinental railroads VII
enter the building The Northern IA
| cifjc will enter on the sixth floor, lnt
/ Hartman lines and the Chicago, NH
waul1ce & st. Paul will be given spice
| and the Chicago & NorthWeslefi.
which i building to the coast WIZ
also make it's passenger teriiii'i'i =
the Imperial building.
| Twenty passengers and l. lrelsu
elevators will operate in the DuAAu!AE
as well as four hydraulic cranes pow
arf,,l enough to raise four freisht c'i
fro,,, rho tracks on the water ioti
! chine may unload their carSoeS d -
+ has. ~ the two towers on w
,,,b,-ves. from there belt convey.
ooo feet in length, will carry lfals :,
inward The bridges from 'ne ia .'l,
hui1dinr. =, feet high ana o'' ~
long, vii carry passciisel5 ~
,,,nrr floors from the WhafNcs. -.
pover for factories in the l,lpe No :"
i,1;,,s win be generated by the Ne Ne
nu,1ly river. near Iaronla, =,
ta,-.anoyyer being required to run "a
| street ear lines will run through II
h,,;1a;ng on the sixth, eleventh an
fourteenth floors by means d. 90. ,,
.tnronrhfares. l'here Will pe .l''t
sanas Of rooms, containing anu,
. o,-ory department of commerce a.
9 ;xa,s+rv and Sc 600 600 VIII he pa
4 ~. n,'+ nefnra the Imperial is compete
lDenver News
lrl1n@ 81, .-M:ss~s.u~ss~~s--n--<.,s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
Romans I'm Scotland.

Regent discoveries in tho neiS hp"f-
hood Of Edinburg and as Ar iiot,'
as the confines of Perth and lhFci-
ness shires arc exciting among Scotch
men an unprecedented interest IN NV
Roman occupation. Accumulatlnr
evidence that it took Tar more S''ll"
hold than is currently supposed las
stimulated the exertions OF the Scot
fjsh an1iuuaries and resulted III al
appcal for funds to which public gen
stosity is not slow in responding. m
terest i; guided and stimulated ~
what may be truly called the Roman
museum. now open to irEpeetloli -
the rooms OF the antiqHar''S, on M
ground floor OF the national portrait
galley in Edinburgh. There may pe
seen the surprisingly rich bronze nel.
mot and the remarkably oeaucAui il"''
| atinu helmet, or mask. recen.iS
.ssss = Te1ro-c -as7sesr s-'s ~ trtr
~ tourists were not such chf 10
6ricd affairs, visitors to Apbottsi'lH
prvbursh and Melrose might 'ar''
include in the their purFie# 'hc :
ram camp and Roman baths VINE
Jnlius ttIflo has there brousti =
Iicht-tfe bath is now Ill process
ryrayatjon. BESIDES the he-n1ef7,
rurle has found vases in prolZe ~
,nefe. swords and axes, when, ah''''
with plentiful shards Of "a i -
other ware, suggest thar .>eN p 80. -
was a very solid and firpl| io'''
outpost.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

he rushed upon tho boy in all the
heat of his insulted racial pride. :.
cit took four of us to hold MN,
said Irwin in telling the story. Ihe
negro boy said, L might have taken Il
off, sab, ii YOU had asked me as q
Gentleman sab Then it took six OF
us to hold the kentuckian. -Sah
Francisco Call.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

a satclcl and counted out $1,000 to
Cosgray. The sheriff returned 70
Naynesburs and put it in the bank
and no one ever knew how he came
by it until the victim himself finally
disburdencd his heart of its weight OF
Woc.-Pittsburg GaZette-1lmes.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
WASN'T AFRAID or BULLETS.
But Shcriff's Heart Was as Tender a
Iii, Courage Mas Stout.

There Il 4, SPOT in the. memory Of
sle Err" srrtti II. ,.fA.lp jim cossray,
his courage was, stout As
j "~ by thf IN ste Wayn n snu oo
~ b,d "a old man near at land
J, hin, III aeen waiting for him tired
co.a.ay Zee times from a revolver.
t',I- - = ~, "a ickIy walked over to him,
..S.,r- Ia away and said:
t,.,- .'s..'i+ * here, daddy. if YOU do
- - LII prosecute YOU.
Hen to CossraE in the line
800 - serve an execution on the
~ . 1,t.;. who worried by financial
- ~ - = 49, had got lop-sidcd mentally
n ~ 49, led the idea that CosgraE
NJ Is Is tally responsible for his
li"u'ri.s he late Judge A f. Wilson
- F. ,'a alP IN, was al that time hold
~ -" - Waylcsburg and had wiz
~ IL: - - ,hpoting from the window
s. NJ -" Many others had seen
NV, marked the judge to his
....,. ~. :. T.. l.. Minor, at his side.
Nl 4.. 49, shooting comes up for in
Nes.i7a1fes, IN court we'll learn how
~, !:,' ~ 49,. ent stories the witnesses
nv i,1d~.ut it.
ne Juns knew from long expert
| .lta i,om AMY viewpoints there are
| came up TO 10,
- Greene county man who
Event ..,l ~ inabaanHrupt-s't least 70 the
49, - l.it,.s i,ty or unwillingncSs To
| 10y n ~ ;reene county-Went
,,,,,,.i Ill., nn i where he secured q
the : Centennial IN III connection Win
We're p. $, =, Jack to WayncsburG
uui ~. ~ = fner by visitors that he
va 1;a,as,l Jarrels Of money. Cos
si.Ns liet.iieu with much interest. but
Mthout out i.Enant, to all these stories
! peeause ~ man had left Greene
county own him $1,000. Finally Cos
sids one -. packed his grip and left
| loM -. ~ day he turned UP in
fhliaueipili' at the hotel where his
rtosleipns lebte~ was stopping am
WAS siio M - request to the latter's
roo.A. - aception was noisily hila.
why. lel 49,, c,,5 ), coo ro,
old poA' ,at In the world bring
you 70 w city?' He shook Jim'>
i'+tiiu W. cry external appearance
-, $500 80. But the sentiment Wa
lone ne, - cit that $1,000 We owe
me. III. eyes reflected no feel
for his stuff -
e ply ts.im. very sorry, indeed
am om - .iaven't got it. and therefor
can I rgpa ye + would if could
=. = y 80 80, rather guess yell nave t
$50 ~ :. Wicklow or other. I came her
rom esburg especially fer wha
~" ~ and I'm not Eoin' bacl
CosGrak - ~ ,,.a11-oa Ia tb, doo,
iocneu and put the key in hi
po.n.. tInel lie said:
- aust this way. my friend
Mas - burg people nave been comln
nome is-rn1 Philadelphia all summe
| teitt.S now much money you've bee
ihnM. here. and think they've bee
ielnn the truth, for I've been yer
,arslu in my inquiries about YOU
; NOW want that money.
a he took revolver from ~
taiol9 anu ,,,,,z,la
y al an old man, with put u ~
MOE, years to live, and I'm not
nlt particular whether l live EN- :
80 III, not. That five thousand dollars
nJjle 'eIn pass a sight easier. dofl
, 1r1 e,1d TO live without the money an
.1on't intend YOU shall live with II.
= r,he man knew Cosgray meant eEt'
i aSar y >as ,a the.
| kaa,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

Chewing gum can not b" so'l =,
Ocean Grove y. J., any more. - . ~
400 tho sale OF tobacco was prohiots't
ani now tie men have come back AZ
the women
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

During 1905 10000 miles Of new 90
.,nmen1 telegraph lines were put VI.
in Chile. The government at tne fno 'i
Tho wear had 80 telegraph oliietS'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

onN. a fool destroy his fence NJ
eanne Of the cats that sing tacfcoh.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

1ondon, according to the censu
the 100000 mark.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

eans on private accom- s4nA.--=--..a
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
ptcafi,inr Flour.

10IOWIHS vu...
Jos A iret, clerk This ouest,on ar snora.. ana ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-03
DON'T WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY
TO DO YOUR BUYING
An Appeal to the City Trade Of Chick
asha by the Merchants
and Clerks

We want to ask the good people Of
Chickasha to do as much Of their
trading during the week as possible
thereby leaving Saturday for the
farmers and the people who cannot
get to the stores any other time. The
best time to trade is IN the morning,
during the 1ceek 10hen tie stock is in
good condition and the sales people are
feeling fresh and not tired and morn
out az they are on Saturday.
The city people will find that If
they adopt the plan Of trading during
the week and trading in the morning
as much as possible, they will get
much more satisfactory service.
Summer is coming on and the girls
standing behind the counters for Is
hours during the hot weather, as they
have been compelled to do on Sat
urdays, is extremely injurious to
their health. In addition to the long
hours they wait on about three times
as many customers as on any other
day. The government is making
eight hours a work day with all kinds
Of labor on all public work. The
salespeople work ten to twelve hours
every day and fifteen on Saturday.
Don't you think they are entitled to
some consideration? If every man
and women in chickasha viii give
the above their earnest consideration
and do their buying during the week
and in the mornings as much as pos
sible; they can make conditions a
great deal better, both for the stores
and themselves. Won't you help us?
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION. 425 d-w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-03

s.lM. RUTHERFORD
Candidate for United States Sentaor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-03

power ana control of the railroads in
she matter 81 freight rates
favor stringent laws, and the
fullest exercise Of the powers dele
gatei 10 tie national government
i0oidng to the control Of ths great
railway systems engaged in inter
state commerce.
an opposed to eentering control
however, absolutely il the national
government, and / viii oppose ane
combat the further extension Of pow
er to the national government il
such matters, believing it to Be q
great menace to our government ant
hostile to the genius Of our institu-
tons.
favor the election Of United
States senator's by direct vote Of tbs
people
/ have selected but a few Of the
questions in which our peOple arr
interested, BIT l have selected those
that are overshadowing in import
ance.
I believe in legislation for the
greatest number.
] am opposed to every kind Of class
a
legislation, and the extension ofprivil-
eges to the favored few.
I am in favor Of the national gov
ernment exercising to the fullest ev-
cry power delegated to it for the con-
troll Of every interest inimical to the
people, but shall oppose to the extent
Of my ability the usurpation by the
national government Of powers pro-
perly within the province Of the state.
We have taken the first step in the
organization of our state in the draft
ing Of our constitution, which, in my
humble judgment, is more responsive
to the demands Of the people than
any organic law yet offered to human
ity. TIE restless activity in every
department Of knowledge, the strug-
giles and aspirations before unknown,
are stamped with no characteristic
more deeply than the desire for the
establishment Of liberty and the ex-
tension Of the freedom Of humanity.
No people will appreciate the great
blessings that flow from self-govern-
ment more than the people Of the new
state Of Oklahoma. / therefore be-
speak for them a hearty, loyal, and
enthusiastic support Of the constitu-
ton that will be submitted for rati-
fcation on the 9Th day Of August.
II ! am selected as one Of the sem
ators from the great state Of Okla
homa, I promise the people to devote
my time and attention to the duties
deyolving upon me as such, and to
strive to merit in the fullest the con-
fidence reposed in me.
S. v. RUTHERFORD
Candidate for United States Sentaor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-03

Have you ever tried Meals for
meats Of all kinds? His is the up
to-date market in Chickasha. Phone
in your orders, 9th and Chickasha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
EM11tO R1CHEBOURG

iAsf pue repi6 condes hay nade en- Ia casa con
quen pueda habar?
-Unicamente vve aqu el senor German, Ell administrator
del senor conde.
.rman! excam6 la condesa, German aqu we're, pues
al senor German
-Ignoro 81 recibira pues ha dicho usted ST.
nombre.
Soy la condesa de Bussieres.
Ell portero que sonaba vaco sobre Sus piermas
La condesa ahadi6 sonrendose levemente:
-Vaya usted amigo mfo vaya used pregunar al admi'
nsrador del seho onde puede recb la de SD ao
FL portero atraves6 patio corendo un loco con-
da Sc dig6 entamente hacia gran escara al poner pie
en- d primer sca6n apae6 German descubierta la cabeza IN
cnado cuepo poundamene Valentino paso ante le do
Venga listed.
Y Sc digi6 pausadamente al salon.
German Ia seguia guardando acitud humide respe
German exclamo condesa con wbrante ignoraba
que u amo esuves de Paris venia verle Peo 81 us
,rade contestsrme jsabe uSted 10
pa6 en- castillo de Areue pueso que usteo pe compe oel
ronde cuaudo me rob6 mi hiio?
FL anciano servidor retrocedo espantado
-Desde dos jfas solamente lie Sc todo continue Ia
ondss nero 10 olvdo perdono odo condon, SIN
herqo Va used decme ahora mmo que Sc ha hecho de mi
biio d6nde esa quiero one devuelvan mi hiio!
German ,anz6 TN genido de spena.
iDios mfo exclam6, habeis hecho vlvir demasiaoo
Espero, G-rman espero
-Pues bien sehora condesa nada puedo decr a V. Z.
Valentino lie as6 con vioencia del brazo.
-iPor que? digamelo pronto, lpor quef
Ah sehora, estoy desesperado
-Todo eso no me indica d6nde esta mi ho Lo supi-
m e uego mad tiene vaor nnguno para usIeo
e mando Que me devueva mi ho No salde dc aqui sin
sabr en- d6nde haa obn usted guardian seneio
ruese 10 que cueste digr los bunaes Quero mi ho
loye nsted quiero mi nllo!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
-Sehora condesa, no me atrevo decir V. .

-Sehora condesa, no me arevo decir & " +.
-iAuevase usted liable used, German!
debe used gnorar que sehor conde uvo una verda
dera locura por el senor vizconde.
Muchas han ocultado pero he enido pena
saber que nueo ho dgno del nombre que eva
las ebdades padre han do funestas Pero otro Ger
man, el otro9
E shor conde quso devoverselo Ia sehora condesa ST.
10 ouso uro " E. Sin consuelo por conduca del seor
vzconde que NAL pagdo ega ternura profeo hui
biese querido devover v d nho Ali esta harO castga
do el sehor cohde por su duda.
Ode que duda, German3
No puedo decr este la sehora condesa e sehor conde
Que yo lie habis engahado que el hijo
ST sehora condesa
-Enonces debe sufrr mucho
Como condenado.
-iPor Que no me ha devueo mi hiol
-Senoa ignore que Sc ha hecho de el.
La condesa lanz6 un doloroso gro.
- iMuerto! lmuero! excamo ronca voz.
Sc despom6 sobre una butaca.
German suspir6 y baj6 Ia cabeza.
AL cabo de IN insante la condesa fepiuo con ahogada
mo me engafa usted German? mo, no es possible no
me dice used la verdadl
All! sehora qusera Dos que fuese cero repuso 81
veo ado con agrmas vo pesa de todas mis- pesquas
no he podo descub paadero del egundo h de mis- amos
La condesa pudo rprim su door estalo en- amargos
solozos.
fez dgame ued que sepa la exsten
cia Y la muerte de mi desgraciado hiIo
German obedec6 Refr6 ehora la historic de hijo
Eduudo dese noch secueso hasta e d que despa
rec6 de Chvgny para vale no Sc vovo OR habar de
81.
Agunas horas mas tarde condesa de Buser abandon6
Paris donde nada tena que hace Pero sns de regrear
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
RN La IsLA
CRIMENEs horribles &c cometen

CRIMENES horribles sc cometen
en- todos los paises en- los que el amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Crfmenes
q la Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc CO.
mete, usando I'M Perfume 6 IN Jab6n
vulgar, cuando el exquisite .Casblnire
Bousquets--ya en- PERFUME en- Jab6n--
es el sumun del buen tono. Colgate
y CO, New York.
T.H-E H-E.L-V-E-T-l-A.
AZ calle de .I.a Cruz.
Gran casa de huespedes. liable
d. hotels. Aposentos para familias y
personas solas. Comidas cincueilla
centavos cubierto. Bafios. Telefono
1o2. Apartedo de coTeo 29s. Pro-
pietario Pedro Shira.
Nota = Este hotel estA cargo de
ana sehorita cagneha.