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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-13
AUgsIque -sICanza hoy AybOnitO
PuIpO tabaCaIGrO Que dd ALI OOupaGl6n a RumarO-
Sas psrsORas.

Junio 10-Puede decirse que Aybonito
ha suTgido de dos afios & esta parte. An
tes era I'm villorio de poca importsncia.
El auge que alcanzs hoy y el que alcan-
cara mani ana 80 10 debe a,"Porto Rican
Leaf Tobaccoy Ca" famoBo trust ameri'
cano que avanza mas que los de Villalba.
Para tener una idea de eBe pulpo taba'
calero baLte decir que la Compaflfs dS
ocupaci6n durante las siembTas & mas de
400 personas y paga cada Bsmana mas de
$4,000 en- iornaleB que dan vida la po'
blaci6u de Aibonito.
Durante la csc gids emplea cerca de
600 muje1eS y unos 400 hombres en- sus
e;tableeimitntos del pueblo, mas de 500
individuos en- las laboFes del campo.
Hoy mismo al Balir de visitar los eBta.
blecimientoS, en- cuys tarea he inveEtido
mas de dos horag, me he situado conve'
niente distancia, y he visto deaflar este
ei6rcito del trabajo compuesto de mpjeres,
niios y hombreB, y realmente he sentido
conforta1sa mi alma, he Bonrefdo & Ia
dul0e perspective de la esperanto, y de Ia
mejora de nueHtrag clases sociRles. (lQuie'
ra Dios no me eDgsheO
En- mi ibro ''Nuevo Puerto Rico" trato
ampliamente esta question. y doto ''La
Colectiva" de algunoB p5ginRs que arro-
jaran mas luz que Ia que puede arrojsr
este artfculo escrito al correr de Ia plums.
Vegas del Plata. La "Portorican Leaf"
duena de estaB codiciadaB vegas del Plats;
las ha convertible en- un empoFio, en- nina
de inRgotables riquszSs Sus plantaciones
producen mas 900 quintsles de Ia pre-.
ciada hoja, y ofrecen al vieiero los mas
bellies panoTamas. En- aquellas lIanuras
en- aquellas Tomas Bs levsntan 500 casas
de maders, Cubiertas de zinc de tejamanfl
y de carton. En- Ia actualidad 80 fabrica
una hermosR casa de cemento.
Al este de Aibonito, est6n situadoB los
establecimientoB y ofcinas de la Compa1fa
conquest de cuatTo grandeB edif los de
MADEIRA y uno de mampoHterfa de 2 pisoE
por 81 ftents por su parte posteriog;
sus ventRnas son de cTistales.
Pero volvamoB Aibonito., La pobla-
ci6n est6 situada 900 metros sobre el
nivel del mar a 10 que sc debs Ia incom-
parable temperature de que He diAfruta
allf. Posee una iglesia cat6lica, muy linda
en- Bu interior y que contiene riquezRg ar.
tisticaB muy estimables; otra iglesia pres
biteriana 6 metodista, reci6n construfda
hecha de >b!ocs de cemento, orden CompueE-
to. ALI Sc esta levantsndo un comercio de
verdaderaS eneTgias y Sc van hacienda SO.
lidos y buenoB capitales.
Hay tambi6n magnifcss casas escuelaB
dotadag de excslentes profasores entire los
cuaIes fgura 81 j6ven don Joa6 PonB
principal, cuys iniciativa Sc debe Ia Or
ganizaci6n de una banda de mdsica de Cd.
ColareB, que 6l educR y dirige y que est6
dando muY buenos resultRdos.
JovimO de Ia Torre.
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ABOGADO.

METILOIDEs- El metor mas BegurO
do todos los especiacos hasta ahora ConoCido
para Ia cura permanente de todss las anfer-
medades de Ia ureta, va sean estas oT6niCag
pisto, en- menoS tiempoS ors ningin otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreaS, egpermatornas
CiEtitiS, Sot. Meior que las inyscCioneS y muy
superior 81 Sandalo oopaiba. Empisza q
Gurtir Bu efeCto las tres cuatro horaS dc
habsFaa tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-gon f&EileE de tomRP
? 0stan preparados de mRnsra que no revuel-
ven 81 oSt6mago nj prOducen malOG efsctos,
De VBnta On todas las BoticaR. PidanE0
muostraS gratis Eus dniCos fabricsntss-
Frederick StsarnB d Oa. Detroit. kichi'
gan d. a,
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NueVOs ahOgadOs,

Entire los j6vanes, que en- los recientsl
ex6meneB para el ejercicio de la abogacfs,
obtuvieron con brillantes notaE, su tftulo,
fguran los sefiOreS Enrique Gonzalez Me.
ma y Augusta Malsret
Gonzklez Mana, que es joven estudiosO,
y Augusta Malaret, cultivador de las be.
Has letraB y de mucho talento, Babran lie.
var dignsrnente Ia toga.
Gonzalez gali6 de esta ciudad para 50
residsncia de Ponce, y 81 senior Malaret
prObablemente ejercer6 81 profession en-
esta ciudRd.
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i RETRGTOS /!

Los ampliamos q los precios mas Iim1ta'
dos. Nuestro trabajo es garantizado. Els
cribanOS enseguids indic6ndonos el eBtilo
que interesa al cray6n, acuarsla, pastel
al oleo y vuelta de correo recibir6 nues'
ira cotizaci6n.
Los ofrecemoB con sin marcos. Teh
Porto Rico Novelty Go. Box 164, San
Juan. 3Ov.a.
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ANUNCI0 De SUBASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
Ofcinas del Superintendent de Obral
P6blicas.
San Juan, P. R. Mayo %, 1907.

P6blicas.
San Juan, P. R. Mayo %, 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegou cerrados para
adjudication en- pGblica subasta del sunni
nistrO, medida y eptrega de 54,400 metros
cGbicog, MAG menos, de piedra triturads,
pOr loteB, para la conservation de las Ca
Treteras InBularaB 30 admitir6n an eBta
ofcina haBta las IL a. m. del dfa 25 de
Junio de 1907 en- que SO abrir6n pdblica'
mente.
TodOs los datos necesarioB SO dar6n en-
eHta ofcina donde SO enc1entEan de mani
fiesto todos los documentos que han de re-
gir en- la Contrata y podran recOger los IL
citadores los modeloB de proposicioneB one
han de prese1tar.
La administration ss rese1va el dersCho
de reChazar cualquiera 8 todas las prOpO'
siciones. ..:#..
Por orden del Comiai unado del Interior.
J. J. JSme'sez, Superiatsndenie de ObraH
P6blicas.
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COMPosGIouEs De sOMBREROs De sENoRAs

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene eli gustO de
participar q su numerosa clientele y al pd
blico en- general, que desde hoy, SO hacen
toda clase de Feformss y compoBiciones de
BombTeros de sefloras, estando encaEgada
de elias una se1orita de Ia casa. Los pre-
clos ser6n muy m6dicos. Paris Bazar.
Pedro Giusty. Fortaleza 27.
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Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los espO
sos Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ofrece un com,
pletO suTtidO de los mejorea dulces y cho
oOlates. Helados, refrescoB, frutas al ma
tural y todo cuanto Tegale el psladar mas
dslicado BE encuentrR allf primorogamente
sarvido. Cafe con leche y chocolate, Sc
encuentra deBde las Siete da la mafiana &
las 12 de Ia nocha. Acaban de TsCibir 81
famoso chocolate BAKER muy scredita
do en- todc el mundo.
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Crisis ViniCOIa en- FranCia.

Paris 13LA
noradad
dhB ftos
infundiT
declare
pop6do de aud
abuye
Los hga
c6ho de la industra vinfcoa
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-Ha cansado muy buen efecto en- Ma
ysgtiez Ia noticla del pr6ximo remata para
efsctuar Ia construction de un edifcio para
eScuela correctional de j6venes dslicuentes,
cuyo presupuesto paSa de treirts mil de-
liars.
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Depression en- Ia BOIsa Deoyorquina.

Nw depression
tab6n
del col aNo utada
etad6 pdca
g
el impero iaDon6R
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VERMIFUGO PICORNELL. -Esta
90 la preparation mas activa para la ex
puIsi6n de las 'omb:ices. Una Serie de
experimeutoa cifpicls q sancionado Ia
4Jndad espec loa 4 1 proParado. ''El
W { 90 del Lcdo. Picoruel.' Sc halle
a snta en- las principsies farmscias de :.
isIa. Dgn6sito general: Farmacia Picor'
nell do H. Marchese, LGres Puerto Rico.
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Ell ConfIiCto con Jap0n.

pOIco obj de diver
dmame bdOs del MkdO San Francisco Sc c6 agunOD
pOtH del gbnete
da marg6n una Tuptura de Feaonea tai e
contra de los EtadOs Unidoa ~ Dc repdo gde
agunoH peubador de C
tbuye Teonbidad los han noVado
gobieno bill de
graC6n, ahora rechazan Iokfo
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CASA DE ALTOS, la mejor de San
Juan, Tetuan 20. Sc alqUila. ,Tione am
plisima sala y anteSala, gran comedor, seis
grandes habitaciones, un mirador con cua'
tro habitaciOnes ampIiaE; baf1, y compile
tos c6modos los demas servicios. Iufor'
mRrSn Tetuan 20, baios Is V. 9
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En- "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen 64, bay de venta recibos ia
lonarios para cobro d. alquilereS de caSas
fisn .ss On metklico con frmas, decla rs =
ci> a de nacimiento, defunci6n y Certifica
cihT n6dica. o.
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UNA CASA de Eecisnte construction,
con cuatro dormitOrios, sals, comedor, co
Gina, y cuarto de bafio, solar propio, sc
vende en- Santurce, parada 423 Para in
formes 81 administrator de este peIi6dicc.
y Is va
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Sd compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS Runque no eaten en- buen eBtado,
Collareu antiques de coral y prendaS anti
guaa.
Dirfjase P. J. B. Tstu6n 40, San Juan
8 u calle An ora, Ponce.
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PARA Ell CALORI-"La Villa de
Madrid, acaba de recibir las legitimal ca
misetas de Crepe de- Sauts, drill de hilo
ndmerO 100, alpscas ing esaH y 81 mas
grande surtido de perfnmeria francssa,
asi como casimires lijeros para Ia esta
ci6n del calor.
En- nueHtros almacenes, todos los diaH son
dc mOda, pueB para 81 pdblico de gusto
siempre Be vende bueno y baratO. -Te 6fo,
nc 273. p O. Box 764-San Francisco
61.-San Juan p. r.
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SHRVICI0 ESPHCIAb DE- Cables
La DenocraCia" ' La CorresDondenCia'
UNIDAS
LanGha de YannK dRSanaIRGida.
cha de VapOr desapareCida.

Iancha peneen buqu de guerra
npche sparec cuantas eran g eFan reu
degcnbr
ra SOhe terrible gpe de mar hund que agdn ac
peddo
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ALOs COMRRCIANTEs.-Por este
aviso hago saber los comercianteS, que
no ser6 Responsible de niDguna cuenta he
cha en- mi nombre, por alguno de mis- en-
pleados sin autorizaci6n por escrit0 firma'
da por mi. Bayam6n, Junio /, 1907
qe0r0e A CnryeT 3,-v,a
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NUEVA CASA DEU. DEL VALE

NUEVA CASA DE U. DEL VALLE
146 w. 78 stNew York.-TeDgO el gus
to de avigar q mis- amigos y relacionadoB
de Ia isla, que he alberto nuevamente mi
casa en- la GALE 78 Y NUMERO 146
w, & una cuadrs del Park Central y entire
las avenidas de Columbus y AmsterdanS,
muy buena Aituaci6n para los que desean
pagar una temporada en- esta ciudad, er2o'
ro dejar complacidas las fsmilias que visi'
ten mi casa CocinerO CubanO, IeJefonO,
u. DEL VALE, 146 w. 78 St.-15v 3.
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INTERIM Sc instale ell estableci'
miento "La Tiendita," en- I'm nuevo local,
las personals que deseen comprar efectoS
religiOsOs pueden solicitarlO en- los altos
de Ia casa nGmerO % de la Gale de San
Francisco al lado del ayuntamiento, donde
reside Ia duefia de ''LR Tiendita," p.
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Sc VENDEN poE ausentaase su dueiio,
muebles nuevos tinos, importados de Fran.
cia. Gale de Cerra, parada Is terCera
casa mano derecha. 10 v. B.
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Ell ron "Exposici6n San Luis" de los
sefiores A. Alvarez HermanoB 90 el mejoE
mas puro de Bu Clase. ConBtantes pedi
dos que acreditan su bondad, son despa-
chadoB Dor esta casa en- 50 Embellishments
San Jose z. R.p.
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Sc VENDEN, todos por parties los
muebles de la casa San Francisco 81 ba-
'os; varioB canarios y ruisenores.-N. 2.
3vR
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IMPORTATION DE PARIS.-Som.
breros de Ultima moda, feltro y psja In
gleHs propiOB para visje de se6oras y nj
mas
So venden & precios m6dicoa en- Ell TE'
LEGRAFO. San Juako y 30 V. q.
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INDICRDOR GENERAL

oNsEJo a LAS MADKES-EI jarabe calnlanVe ds
Sen va insow debe sempre que los nilos
en- Mcdo de Ia dentici6n Proporcona alivio Immediate
pequeno paeente produce IN sleno natural tranquio
siua 81 door 81 angelic Aespierta muy yivo alegre
Is uy agradabe al paladar, eaia al nino sblanda sus
encas aliva sus dolores, hace faeIes las neones del
estomago regula los intestnos. Es e mejor emedio
conoedo para Ia diarrea DroVenga esta de Ia denc6n
de euaquea ctra sngase mucho euidado ped1
A, todoa.
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9eI0GG0 ROCeI para
Nmilas, estab leetdG
0a5O elplan americana
que pataOcinan las me.
Ores famt1ias de Puer-
70 Rico (I
Jueg0B lxs habita-
clones que COmpren.
den desde el sencillO
GS sala, dOrmit0rio y
banjo, hasta el mas ex-
tonB0 de sala, 5 DOR
@4tOriOs y banjo.
Ad6ptase especial.
ente para famil3as
MumorOsas y para Ia
Oinag GOrtas.
Cocins 4la espa6olA. !.
SeTv1tsA0 egpahol b
Rgl&s.
81. III dOG01 mas GES8G0
e NueYa York
OOntiene tOda clasG
De adelsnt0s nodeEs
l0A
-
Direction p0r o&blss
NEARE9
:, = -, l.&
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Sc VENDEN libre de todo gravdmeD
la casa, calle de la Fortaleza ndmeEo 46
que est6 Ocupada por el RegistrO de la
Propiedad.
Para informes dirigirBe la ofcina del
Abogado y NOtariO don Damidn Mon
Berrat. 80 v. a..
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Previene las Intermediates " prolonga la Vida Exste
solmene Emulsion que poe las vedaderas propedades
constuyentes para eponer los sstemas debes fatos de
Vitalidad, ese medicamento leva el nombre de
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though, nacherally, not SO good at tossin'
tn cabar or putin tn shot, an he has
often boxed at our weekly concerts undher
tn name iv O'Halloran. He's a fine pious
man, too, an often have I seen him go
into his church with his stovepipe hat on
his head. He give me tn laugh whin /
told him me gloomy suspicious that his
people were startin' to abolish Chris'ina
Don't We believe it, says he. Wen niver
do anything to injure a fistival that
makes people look so cheerful. We're
happy race ourselves, an we're glad iv
wan day that dhrives tn gloom off tn
faces iv tn rest iv We. Why says he
with wink, If anything iv tn kind was
attimpted my people wud rally around
Christmas to PROTECT it again its inimies.
But FIR that splendid wave Nv Hebrew
sintimint that sweeps acrost tn Christyan
wurruld wanst a year an makes We buy
things FIR other people fr fear they're 60
ing to buy something akelly vallyable
FIR We. what wud become iv tn depart
ment stores? No, sir. I'll stand firm an
fight to save this fistival that is so dear
to ye again all TIL attacks Nv TIL anti
semites AS FIR tn Christmas carols
didn't used to sing thin mesilf when 1
was little kid, an Schwartzmefster, Ho-
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RTERDLZlzN.


gan an nesilf used to attend tn Uni
taryan Sunday school tn Sunday they
had tn Christmas tree? They niver hurt
me. No song iver hurt annywan If it was
set to music. Cheer up, me boy. Come
over to tn store. I've got a set If tn
Lives iv tn Saints that can let We
have cheap. 'Twud make suitable
Chris mas prisint.'
CIV coorse he's right. No wan can have
amy rale dislike iv Christmas. It's kind
iv a gin'ral holiday that ivry wan seems
to get a part Nv. Be hivens, I believe
that If old Mahamet himself was alive
he'd hang up his stockin' on tn mantel-
piece an go broke givin' prisints to his
wives. In a little less thin two weeks
time all tn wurruld will be up arly, sing
in songs, exchangir gifts, slappin' each
other on tn back, cryin' out Chris mas
box Merry Chrism mas TIL same to ye.
Pathrick, Bill, Etienne, Jovanny, Carlos.
Hans, Mikeovitch or Epannymondas.'
Billyons Nv childher will be yellin' in a
hundherd different languages: oh. look
what l got. In the avenin miflyons iv
CANAL men will be standin' at TIL heads
iv tables, slappin' a carvin' knife on a
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wv New York have about
made up their minds not
to let tn childher sing Christmas carols
amy more
why not?" asked Mr.. Hennessy.
well" said Mr.. Dooley, "'tis this way.
I see be tn pa-apers certain riprisinta-
tives iv splendid race that has been
crooly prosecuted an crushed FIR NANNY
cinchries, but are still far firm broke,
whit to this here cultivated body Nv re-
tired grocerymen an demanded that all
references to tn past be chopped out Nv
tn Chrisma songs. They were willin
tn childher shud sing thin If no mintion
was made iv TIL origin Nv Christmas. An
We can bet tn boord iv dedication listened
to thin. FIR race that has been throd
undher foot so long, our fellow-dimmy-
Gratis firm few miles east iv Ireland are
far firm weak in the great centers Nv our
financial disturbances. $1,000.
Names endin in 'heimer' are far more
frequent on tn windows Nv banks thin
names beginnin' with 90 or Mac Our
silves an tn Germans hold our grip on
tn distribution iv moisture, but If Father
Kelly wants to buy shirt he has to go
to me frind Jake Felsenthal f'r it. IN
Irish are tn greater potes, but they have
a shade tn best " us at mental arith-
metic. We inthrajooce arithmetic into
pothry an they inthrajooce pothry into
arithmetic. Their names are seen on tn
iditoryal pages iv nanny newspapers
an on tn more allurin' advertiser pages
Nv all They amt quite as good hands at
pollyticks as we are, but FIR foreigners
they're not so bad. an combination Nv
US an thin can bate tn wurruld. So We
can bet tn boord iv iddycation, afther
laddin' up tn Episcopalyan vote. listened
to what they had to say.
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realized that he had no ordinary man to
deal with. McGlofn was devoid Of senti-
ment and apparently was ignorant of
emotion Of any kind. The inspector moved
down to perfection. He must not overdo
it. He must not show signs of impa-
tience. He sat down at his desk and
nodded pleasantly and waved his hand
in the direction Of the vacant chair: nc
Gloin accepted the invitation and sat
down facing the courtyard.
Now. Mr.. McGloin,' said the inspector
in his most purring tones, you're a man
about town and you learn most OF the
things that are going on. won't you tell
me what you know about the Hanier
murder?"
II don't know anything about It," was
the logged reply.
The inspector arched his eyebrows in
surprise.
Don't you know anything about it?"
Don't know anything about it?" he
echoed.
mo"
Your" You New YOrkers"
Have you been out of the city lately?"
The prisoner darted quick look of sus-
picion at his questioner. Was this a
trick? He answered deiantly:
mo; haven't been out of the city for
over a year. / don't have to go out of
the city,
"of course not. said the inspector
soothinsly.
sumed after a pause.
Sometimes.
"And yet you say you never heard any,
thing about the Hanier murder"
oh" grunted McGloin, .'of course I
read about it in the papers"
"Oh, that's better-now tell me what
you thought about it.
me? Why didn't think anything
about it,
ut was brutal murder. wasn't. it?"
How do 1 know?'
"of course you don't know-but you
| think it was brutal, don't your
II don't think anything about it."
X
There was q long silence after this-a
silence that began to make Mr.. McGloin
| feel very uncomfortable. 1t was the very
thing that Inspector Byraes wanted. The
more uncomfortable Mr.. McGloin became
| the better it would be for Inspector
| Byrnes' little drama.
, The two men sat facing each other.
Byrnes soft eyes had assumed their
steely aspect, and he looked straight at
the criminal as If he would read the very
secrets Of his soul. McGloin, on his part,
| was becoming more i'll at ease every mo-
merit He fingered his hat, averted his
gaze and fidgeted around like hen on
a hot griddle..
Unexpectedly the door opened and a
| man entered the room. Byrnes remained
immovable. He did not speak. McGloin
could not restrain his curiosity. He
strained his neck end beheld the pawn
broker with whom he had pledged the
revolver. He gave little gasp, but be-
yond this did not betray himself. The
newcomer walked over to a table in the
room, laid an article there and noiselessly
| departed. McGloin turned around DELHI
erately to see what the pawnbroksr had
left.
1t was the pistol with which he had
killed Hanier.
| Byrnes remained perfectly silent.
| This unnatural quiet was too much for
McGloin. He burst out vehemently:
| whats the meaning Of all this? What
are you driving at? What do you want?"
IT want you to tell me all you know
about the Hanier murder" was the placid
response. :.
1--WE already told you know nothing. -
And 1 don't believe you." was the re-
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person sitting there good view of the
courtyard. All about the room were mir
rors which enabled Byrnes to see all that
transpired without moving from his chair.
Presently the door opened and McGloin
entered. An officer who was with him
quietly withdrew. The prisoner looked
about him with surly air. He turned to
the inspector.
"Whatta you want with me?"
ooh, just wanted to have little chat"
said Byrnes affably.
"a chat" he muttered. What about?'
about the Hanier murder" sail Byrnes
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leaned back in his revolving chair With
sigh of satisfaction. Then, after a
sweeping survey of the room. he bent over
and tapped a bell on his desk. A mes
senger responded The inspector looked
up sharply.
Send down to the cellroom and bring
Mike McGloin to me at once"
A glass case at headquarters contained
the ropes and the black caps which had
been used in the execution Of famous
murderers. The gruesome relics were all
plainly labeled and were horrible enough
to affect the nerve of the most hardened