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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05

Idelcgatins TO tho mayor this power.
isn't included In the license ordinance
which is invalid as a whole
Because OF the one little technical
Ply. Judge Reed did not touch IN any
way on the councils power to dele
gate to the mayor this power.
flournoy Drafted Ordinance.
Mayor Yelser stated that he would
bring the matter up before the board
of aldermen tonight and ask that the
ordinance be amended. or Fixed up"
in proper shape. City Solicitor James
Campbell, Dr., Is in and will be un-
able 10 be on hand tonight. The
amended ordinance which Judge
Reed knocked out, was drafted by
Attorney J. G Flournoy and APP
proved by Solicitor James Campbell.
NO one knew of this technical do
fect until two or three days ago" de-
clared Mayor Yeiser. even Attorney
Corbett himself. am told. have
tried to do what Is right in the mat
ter. and will continue to do So"
Mayor leiser expressed great re-
gret that the work OF the city coun-
ell should come TO naught. II drafted
into the proper form the ordinance
may be passed before the week Is
out, by special meetings of the boards.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05
Traveller Given Assistance.

Joe Harmon, who with his family
are travelling overland from Terre
Haute, Ind, to Louisville, were given
assistance by Jap Toner, of the Char
ity club today.
Harmon was driving two half
starved horses, and in the wagon were
~ wife End three small childraR
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT

Every dose makes you fe sibetter. Lax-Fos
keeps your whole insides right. Sold on the
money back plan everywhere. Price 10 cents.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05
A. Z. Wilson Opens Their Eyes
to True Conditions.
On Threshold of Growing of Mighty
Revolution i'm This Great
state.
MAKES SPEECH AT LONDON

London. Ky, Sept. 5.-"We are at
the threshold of the crowning of a
mighty revolution that will make Ken
lucky a Republican state"
These were the words of encourage
ment and hope to long suffering and
patient people under seven years of
Democratic acknowledgement and mis-
rule, that Augustus L. Wilson, Re
publican nominee for governor. held
out to over 1000 Laurel county citi-
zens this afternoon at the close OF an
address in which he unsparingly OK
posed the chicanery and trickery of
the Democratic ring at Frankfort, and
held up to the light of common sense
and reason some OF Auditor Hagers
misinformation to the voters of the
state. which the Democratic candi-
date read to wearied audience at
Lexington Saturday.
Declaring the action of Mr.. Hager
in daring to declare that he would
not grant pardon to Caleb Powers
in advance of fair and impartial
trial by a nom partisan jury. and be-
fore the record was made. made him
an object of ridicule and scorn among
men. and that his
question put to the Republican can
didate touching on the same matter
was more worthy of ward heeler or
cheap politician than one aspiring to
the noble office Of governor of Ken
furky
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05

Ambassador Luke Wright says Ja-
pan does not wish to fight OF course
not. Nobody wishes to fight. II he can
get what he desires without fighting.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05

Well. if no one else will. we shall
ask Congressman Burton to run for
mayor OF Cleveland. We don't care.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05
Daily Thought.

He teacheth me to be good that
does me good-Thompson.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05

Many people are wondering. who
will be city auditor. should Tom Han
rlson be elected mayor
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05

Total 104,S97
Average for August, 1907 -. 1855
Average for August, 1906 80. 3,940
Personally appeared before me,
this September 3, 1907, r. d. Mac
Millen, Business Manager of The Sun,
who affirms that the above statement
of the circulation of The Sun for the
month of August, 1907 is true to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 22,
1908.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05
Aronses Grcat Interest.

lucky.
Arouses Great Interest.
Mr. Wilson reused his audience "a
high pitch of enthusiasm. which al.
most burst its bounds when he reiter-
ated his statement of yesterday that
he would not allow himself to be
dragged into the Goebel controversy
in his campaign for honest govern.
ment. and that the majority of decent
men in the state would support him
in his position
After the meeting was over hun
dreds OF men showered congratula.
lions on the Republican leader for the
clean. business-llke manner in which
he affirmed his previous declarations
on matters referred to by Mr.. Hager
In his opening campaign address On
the way to this place from Williams
burg this morning Mr.. Wilson was
given an ovation on tire train, citi-
zens of the county yieing With each
other to give him hearty nandshake
and thank him for the splendid ad-
dress of yesterday.
Old-time Democrats declared that
the Williamsburg speech was a rev.
lelation in clean political campaign
ing. One of them unhesitatingly de-
clared among a crowd OF Republicans
at the station that 70 was the cleanest
and most effective political speech
that he had ever heard in his life,
and it takes some courage for a Dem
ocrat in Whitley county to give pub
lie expression to his political senti-
ments, especially when they lean to-
ward the Republican side of the fence
During his address today Mr.. VIII.
son sharply rebuked he Democratic
candidate for His misrepresentation
of Republican attitude on some of the
more important issues of the state
campaign, and mercilessly fayed
SN'NN ihobfNANA i1'ulN ID il4ltc AOl
his neglect OF the peoples business
and devotion to ring interests in its
place, attributing Indirectly the sui
eide OF LouisvilIe's late mayor to his
failure to regularly inspect the Offices
of jefferson county.
II Democratic misrule and mis-
never were shown up
before they were given full attention
aud consideration today. and when
the Republican candidate had had his
say and proven by indisputable facts
and figures and the testimony of At
torney General Hays and other DEM
ocratic witnesses that most stipend
ous grating of the peoples money
has been the chief employment of
he Frankfort ring for seven years,
he state machine looked like a
-hlrty-cent remnant on the political
bargain counter to the hundreds OF
earnest and serious-thinking men who
conscientiously his every
word.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-05
BOYLE CASE

Continued from Page onel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
To Tint Lace.

When one desires TO curor lace foi
a gown. procure a tube OF oil paint
the color desired and squeeze 1t into
a cup Of gasoline and stir until dis
solved Then your into larger yes
sci
Dip small piece Of the lace into
IT, and II too deep, add more gasoline
until the shade desired is obtained.
When it is the right color, put all
the lace into 1t, take out, shake gently
and dry in the open air,
When thoroughly dty. expose ii TO
extreme heat for q few minutes. TAX
ing care. OF course. that IL is not
near q fire III blaze, whore il might
ignite This exposure to the heat viii
remove the odor of gasoline
Lace which has been used and viii!
not wash well can be given this treat
ment. it first dry-cleaned by being
sprinkled generously with fuller's
earth. then rolled up and put away
for a few days Upon taxing out.
shake well and then proceed with the
tmting as above.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
Almond Crisps.

Stir to a cream tvo-thirds Of a Gun
rdl II batter and che heaping cupfnl
af sugar Beat into This the yolks Of
two eggs three ,aDiesno oniuls Of lem
on Juice and one scant teaspoonful Of
almond extract Add Two cupfuls of
twice-sifted Gour and the whipped
whites Of two eggs Beat very thor
oushly and work in sufficient more
-four 10 make a dough which can be
kneaded- Roll ont small portions at a
time very thin. cut into fancy shapes.
brush over with white Of egg. sprinkle
efth bi8nched shredded almonds and
5retss With sr5nulated sugar Bake
iu moderate oyra. watching CLOSELY
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

Nut and cheese pasties are in the
same list with cheese balls. Sift one
quart Of pastry flour with one tea.
spoonful, os salt and one teaspoonful
oI baking powder. add one cupful Of
pecannut meats chopped and the
yolks Of two eggs, miN with Just
enough ice water to make into dough
which can be rolled out on "A Toured
board about an eighth of an inch thick.
Spread with "a cupful of rich American
cheese grated aud folded over four
imos roll ont again and cur into hol-
low hearts and darts brush with egg
yolk and bake delicate brown in a
hot oven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
IN THE SICK ROOM
UP.To.DATs METHODS or CARING
FOR PATIENTS.
Modern Science Teaches Many WAYS
Of Alevating Suffering and Pro
noting the Recovery OF ssrick.
en- Loved Ones.

When there is prospect OF a LONG
Illness Two small cots that cost So
little may be placed together making
/ il easy % move ,hc patient from one
/ 70 the other when changing the he'd
ding, and permitting each one 10 be
! thoroughly aired each day. Otherwise
/ the ideal sick bed is a single one Of
I iron, the length and width Of those
/ used in hospitals. With this should
be a fine woven wire spring and a
hin hair mattress or the water
beds, those filed by means of pitch
er and funnel ke said TO be the best
| The temperature Of the water should
be kept about 20 degrees and must be
changed every two weeks The bed
must never touch the walls The rest
Tor the head Is the feather pillow.
changed o. beaten when il becomes
uncomiortably hot Small pillows Of
varying sizes should be used to tuck
under back of knees when change Of
position is necessary Paper torn in
tine bits is nice for these Here is
he way trained nurse in q hospital
makes mp the beds: She begins by
tlcking he lower sheet, preferably
Of cotton for linen chills excepting in
mid-summerl snugy and smoothly
over the mattress This should be
protected in case Of severe Illness
with rubber blanket or paper pad
The sheet is pinned in place taking
care e. have perfectly smooth sur,
of the sheet are folded square, As The
grocer folds the edges Of the paper
he wraps around parcel Next
draw sheet is laid on smoothly and
pinned in place In spreading the up
per sheet il is brought up well tc the
head OF the bed so it viii turn back
nicely over the other clothes but left
q little loose for the feet Next comes
The blanket. the folded edge At the
loot, ana a lightweight couute!pane.
which, with the sheet should be field
ed carefully in Al the corners and |
tucked under smooth and tight at the |
sides.
TO Change the Bed. changing |
the bed ron the patient to one side. |
putting one hand against the shouI-
der and the other against the hips /
Roll up the lower sheet in lengthwise /
folds against the patient Put on /
fresh sheet and draw sheet and pin |
IN place Roll the patient over, pro |
.ectlng with the upper sheet, and puiI I
he lower sheet smooth Pin. Put
clean upper sheet on over the soiled /
me, then tuck the clean one in and !
remove the soiled one
Slipping to Foot Of Bed,--If a pa
tent is troubled BY slipping down in
bed, the foot may be slightly raised
BY putting bricks or blocks under it.
)r a small bolster may be tucked I'M
Ter the thighs then tied around the
lead OF the bed with tapes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
college WIDOW
FULL Of | AUCXS
GEORGE ADS MOST SUCCESSFUL
SATIRE TO BE PRESENTED
HERE TONIGHT FOR THE
FIRST TIME.

George AIDES mos successful play
he College Widow will be pre-
sented for the first time in Caro- Al
the opera house tonight by Henry "
Savage large company. exactly as
.it was given for phenomenally long
tuns in New York and Chicago last
year.
Cairo people have seen AIDES The
County Chairman and that they
liked ii was proven by the large audi
ence that greeted he play here this
fall for a second time. While along
entirely different lines, The CJlloge
Widow" is more characteristic of AIDE
than THE County Chairman Its
humor. philosophy and pure I'M
fun crops out every
minute OF the performance. In addi-
ton there is a delightful love yarn
throughout the piece As the name
indicates. il is college play but he
types are MOI an college men. al
though obey play a leading part in il.
Football is the main topic Of THE
College Widow" Humorpuslv. of
course, AIDE presents the students
view OF having class work interfere
with playing on the team and bur
lesques 'he recruiting system by in
Producing Silent Murphy. who has
been persuaded thar he needs
higher education Murphy has boon
discovered in a foundry and as re
weighs 2l5 in condition. ne Is in.
luced to take four hours of art
week. That makes him eligible f.r
center rush.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
PRINCE HENRY
LEADS GALLANT
WORK OF RESCUE
COURAGEOUS ACTION OF DUTCH
LiFEBoATMEN RESULTS IN
SAVING ELEVEN LIVES FROM
THE BERLIN.

Hook Of Holland, Feb. 22.--Large!y
as result of the courage and de
termination of Prince Henry of the
Netherlands. that which las night ap.
peared to be IN impossible task has
been achieved and the heroic ana mr..
tlinching action on the parts of the
Dutch lifebCatmen have succeeded IN
rescuing alive l. more survivors OF
the Inflated steamer Berlin
The gallant lifeboat men were re
warded after more than 80 hours Of
hard and dangerous work Butferej
and driven back time after time the
sturdy Dutchmen refused TO relax
their attempts 10 rescue the handful
OF sh.pwrecked people and finally at
$3.50 This afternoon when the recedine
tide and some improvement in the
weather having made the c3nd. ions
easier their long fight was crowned
with success
TWO Women and Child on Board.
Although several of those rescued
We're in the last stages of exhaustion.
they are now on the high road t. re-
eovery. Two women and a child are
still on board the wreck bat II Is
feared they are dying.
The survivors praise highly Prince
Henry. who personally assisted lie
women and had gloves provided for
them. The Prince wrapped his far
oyercoat about one woman,
Capt Jansen Of the life boat and
1ther rescucrs warmly praised the
courage of the prince, who went ouf
N smell boat and worked hard
pulling at the oars and in helping
loist survivors aboard !
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
Cleansing Dishes.

B5sC1.or-i CHINA baking dishes can
a.- made c.,a1 o. when new by rub
4ile ,hem Ni.h whiting Grease marks
lu -h' pages pi books may be removed
a- -pauEug them wiih benzine. Dlac-
ing between two sheets OF biotting pa
&C. AM pressing sith = hot iron.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
Food fer Dreams.

Eating has nothing TO DO with the
nightmare declared the studio girl
"l can go = a pink inb table dhote.
eat dinner a mile long and sleep Ike
a Jog; but The nights I cook a bite Of
v.sE ard onions over my a#n gas
stove I wake mp screaming.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
One Argument for cood Bod

One way -o eei q man interested In
good roads i5 TO get him r. drive over
country roads as they now are. II he
laes not Then become ar enthusiast
Dee must be- Blind deaf dumb or lact-
Ing la mental equirua1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

lust as the 'green-eyed monster"
is taking to The tall timber along
comes one Dr. MCGEE With the an.
noincement that blondes will not dis,
appear that they win be with us for
more than G00 years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

Fl-rc yong advertising where Dc Ki1
De- seen. Tie columns vi be Bulletin
is be best place Tor Cairo merchants
10 put thei- encouragement as IL is
TIE Acknowledged medium in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

In a little garden patch. three by 20
feet Charles 5. Grimes. OF Washington.
W., Las succeeded in raising nearly
four bushels OF lLo Onions. A. this
rate an acre would produce 2.s94
bushels which would bring about ST.
GOO
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

a man without decision belongs to
wha'e3er can make capture of him:
and one thing after another vindcates
its RICH 10 him by arestng him
while he Is trying to 90 on john
Foster
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

A prominent clergyman comes for
ward with tho statement that music
will rescue men from the drink habit
But does De stop f0 think that it's
some Of our music Aat drives men to
So
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

The present h0uso Of lords is an
anomaly in our midst il IS the laugh
ing stock of the other nations and
sooner or later we shall have TO
tackle The question o. its reformation
NOTTINGHAM .Easl Express
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
LARGEST Bird of Pray.

The largest bird Of prey in the
world is The bearded yulture. which
measures, from wing tip to wing tip.
as much as nine or ten feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Corrected to February list, 1907.
rHF FAST MAIL ROUTA
Ehorssst aad QUICKEST Rcutsts
St. Louis & Chicago


1852 8. N. Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving IN Chicago st 1880 a. NJ connectin,
With afternoon trains for sll points east anC
North.
2;23 n. m. Dzily ". Louis Night Limite-
arriving in 81. Lonis st 7;0s =. m, CONNECTING
al Un,on station for all points west. slespfn5
1ars open at 9:45 .. N.
500 n. m, Chicago Daylight ExpTesA
except Sunday, makes Ri stJpt o~tsesE UaLS
I'd Chicago, arriving in Ch;oss At $50 2. n
800 n. m. st. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving in 81. Louis ~ I1'r
s'aking all stops.
tl;th n. M. st. Louis Fast Mail, arr
ing In ST. Louis at 5:u9 y.
11:I5 a. IN. Chicdgo Mid-dky Special
arriving in Chicago, $40 r. IL.
2:35p. m. Daily ~. Iouls Limited, ar,
rivinf in st. Louis at s:05 p. IA, connecting
Union Station tor Kansas City, Omaka, Def
yer, San Francisco ard all points west.
2:3S d. M. Afternoon RIpress for pdtt
6fnnEosn, Hhtt.oD, Tolons, ohsnpsitn. Oh
ago
SHOP. m. Thebss accom- mcdstios.
7;I5 d. m. Chicago and Eastern r..
sress arriving IN Chicago a. 30 .. N Iudisi.
Ipolis 7:B CfDetnnsti, 7:8J a. %, Buffalo sy
.. m.. New Yors T.hs .. %. sisspins ears
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
Officers.
Directors

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street,
CAIRO ILLINOIS.
S"p''si ''''''.. ;. ....,....s.. S10O,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits. $4,000
OFFICERS.
- L. DuutI s'.s..s.t IT,. PRESIDENT
Chas. Feuchter, IT,. Vice-President
H. Galiigan ..,............ Cashier
+. Spencer ....... Assistant Cashier
Accounts OF corporations and indivld-
uals especially solicited Exchange
o any part OF the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
SOUTHERN 0IVisiok

rHY ONLY DIRECT LINE TO EKHPHb
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LAHTA. JACEsONy LILLE sA-
VINNAH vTgEsHUAG
and JACKSONVILLE
2l54 a. N. 'aTbs Di1it Y1ysJ.r a.Hssh
Nashville and Jacksonville
3.4O a. %. Memphis and New Orleans Liuit
Cd via Memphis. arriving In Memphis ct ga
O. ~. sud New Orleans s.i5 = 70.
$500 n. m, Ps6uesh and o0i.VHs.
I:lI D. m, daily. Memphis anc HtH Orissr
Fast Nal arriving II Aspsphis 81 Tis5 z.azs
New Orlssus 81 $40 a q.
1s4Ip. ID, daily. Nashville ns~taa %, sAne
Atlanta.
go . m Fu'tan Accommodation.
$50 pa eota Ysss 49, 49, s..aE==st psciz
ar-tse ~ keUpbia =. = s. ,. -, Lev { rlssa
% g. - o..
g fsp. a. Pztuest ssdr srr'.sfis.
sF-FoF throuas tscEets. slssE tHE saE sso1 "a
o1adstious and farther infor1lEliOn apSiy a.
uDsois Central Passenger station, osiro. II.
J. n. Jones', Tlekst AZ
9. =. HATCH. 8.P.A. u
A. HANSON. Passenger TTans Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

paseaunore For New Tort aud caste
FdSSehgeTS cities should betr IN ~
thst the Illinois Central ts the quickest at
BY many hours. leaving Cairo - I:fs ,. "a .
arriving In New York az 20 % e second DAY {
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23

Cspitaf ...t....,...... 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-23
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

>@p'Nal ss's..,s-. ..... $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-08

bella poetca que uya DeSpue de habere deado aqueos
e guadas subj los paaco de Gua miraba
como asaaban nCendabn solo esa separada del
paaco de mi hemano cae de Quare Fills cuado depreno
ogo gtos de muees uramentos honbres Me asomo al
balloon prmero que ue espada cuya hspas parecan
aumbar po 81 oas oda Admraba aque roso
que 70 admire todo bo natuamene procure dstnguir
d bazo que e cuerpo que este brao pertenecia En-
medic de los gopes de los gtos dsngo hn mi hombrc
Y veo q Tin heroe un Ayax lebanon, ogo una
de Estenor Me entusasmo pemanezco emoconada eseme
cendome gope que amenazaba cada ataque que in
entaba emoc6n duo de hoa peo ue tan enegCa
rna mia como he sentdo tai que tampoCo u
ese creido que Asi estaba adeante suspense muda
cuando de repente cayo mi heroe.
Como fut ESQ?
-De'una pedrada que lie tiro vea al igual
que Giro recobre la gnte aSOcoro ayudade0 Nenen
mis- guardas Cogen 10 evanan por hn 10 anportan al
cuarto que me pides para tu protegido
-Ay de mi comprendo tanto mejor histora querida
nqueta por que muy semejane la mia do Mar
garita.
Con la unca dierenca de que yo sirvo mi rey
mi religion necesto ecar de Anbald Cocoon
se llama Anbal de Coconnas do Margarta sotando
carcajada.
-Is I'M hombe terrible tverdad? dio Eniquea Pues mira
seguo que que 10 eva dgno de @ Que campeon Vote
sanes cuntos PontN antfaz rena
mia porque va hemos llegado al paaco
-tPor que he de poner e antifaz'
-Porque quiero que q mi heroe
-; les guapo?
-Durante el combate pareCi6 muy heoso Es verdad
cue era de noche vi la luz del inendo Esta maana e Vi
Ia luz del dia confeso que 10 lie enconado nto Sin
embargo, que no te disgustara
DE manera que admites mi protegido paacio de
Guisa? Lo eno poue e o que mas SECURE esaa III
bugouote
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-08
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

No hay que apuarse; mandare que 10 agan esta noche
uao acostara coH de la derecha e otro e de la
qEerda.
-Pero 81 respectivas relgiones Pc
learse.
oh! no hay cuidado FL de Coconnas ha recibido
gope no pente claridad u hugonoe
ha recbdo esocada peho puede movese adema
encagae que liable paabra de religion todo ira
las mil maravllas.
-Namos, aceptado.
-Entremos cosa Convenda.
Gracias dio Margarita estrechando la de amiga
Senora, aquf volves Maesad, dijo la duquesa de
Nvers pemdm que los honoe del paacio de Cusa
cual corresponds la reina de Navarro.
Y la duquesa baando de SD lera hnc6 rodlla Ell
TERRA para ayud argara hscho 10 cua lie mostr6
puea del paaco que esaba Custodada
centneas arcabuz sgui6 aguno pies de dancia
la machaba precderdo la duquesa
que conserve humde actud interim pudo VISTA Cuando
duquesa lego habitacion ce6 puera lamando SD
donca que avispada ciana, lie dio italiano
Mica c6mo esta el senor condea
-Cada mejor respondi6 squela
Que hace
Sonora momcnto que esta omando un refri.
gero
Bien! do Margarta 81 recobra el apeho bueua seha
Ah les verdad! me habia olvidado que discipua de
Ambrosio Pare. Mica, idos.
lie niandas que marche?
81, para que Guide de que sorprendan
Mica salio.
Ahora, diio la duquesa, tquieres euarto
queres one lie haga venir2
Nj 10 nj 10 oro quisera verie sin que el me viese
tQue te importa levando el antifazl
Podna reconocerme po peo por las manos por aguna
joya.
OH qu& pudente Sc ha hecho mi bella rena desde que sc
ha casado!
Margarita sesOur6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-08
DOCTOR GUSTh(0 NUElZ

re la f cult. d &c N,ditln.
de Mad'id y X rofc u C'i
hito &c II, Si it'll &c San Car
os, &c L! nisn; t,.'lt Il; 4, dt
vgIe>' de 81 Vi. !, i hi, dlId,
ha IL blcclGo su eti' ~ no
+, y nul en- Ia I, le,c i cluaI
10 81.
Hor = de consul rt de
a 4 D. m Tcleforo 10 3 8 q