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OESDE 7OA ALTA
La Noche Buena. AMI
macion y bullicio.
Misa del Gallo.
MAZDA De kNORMAL
La pollcfa. No tuvo que in.
tergenir en- ning1n suce-
SO desagradable.

Dlciembre IS. -Acaba de pasar
Noche Buena.
Con ella, 81 las c16nicas no
mienten, van sesenta que hemos
visto deshlar para ir q perderse con
otras en- la eterna ncche del olvido
NADIA de particular nos trajo.
81 mismo bullicio, las mismas ale.
grias, la misma fiesta de siempre,
encarnada desde tiempos remotos
en- la conciencia del pueblo puerto
rriqueho. Esto es: cantos, m1sicas,
cenas, sbebelatasD y alguna que
otra aguarapetas chistosa { inofen-
silva. Prohiblrnos la celebration de
esa noche, que viene de una tradi-
cional costumbre, serla quitarnos
una parte de la vida.
A las doce Sc celebr6 Ia llama
da amisa del gal!o', con bastante
ahuenc!a de genie y mucho orden y
compostura, y despues vino Nor
feo, con su genio apaclble y honda.
doso, a poner teImlno a las parran.
das y regocljos. A las dos de la
mafiana uu sileneio sepulcrar lmpe
raba en- la poblacI6n.
NADIA anormaI; ninguna denun
ella, que sepamos, de la policia por
sucesos que Sc realizaran contra la
Ley, no obstante las expansiones
que tenfa el pueblo para solazarse y
divertirse. Eso hace mucho honor
q estos vecinos.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
YAR|AS NOT|C|AS
En- las centra1es GA
jardo" y "Fortuna."
Stem bras de cana.
vAPOR <SAN JUAN,
Llcencia concedlda 4 I'm de-
llnesnte = Fallecimien.
to de una sonora.

Nos dlcen de sMameyess que
4 causa de las continuadas lluyias
De este mes, no Sc ha podido prepa-
rar para los trabajos del corte de
cafias la central eFajardos, por 10
cual no comenzara la zafra hasta e
IS de enero entrante.
La hacienda sFortunas esta
adelantando sus grandas siembras
de cana, que ofreceran una magnf-
flea cosecha Ell aio venidero.
-Ha fallecido en- San Juan la
sehora Primitiva Zaratt y Garcia,
hermana de nuestro particular ami
go el doctor Jacinto Zaratt. Esta
tarde q las cinco Sc efectuara el en-
tlerro. A sns deudos todos envia
mos nuestro pesame.
FL vapor americana sSan
JuanS saldrA mafiana de New York
para esta isla.
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militares.
Fl consejo de guerra sera com
puesto de nueve generates bajo la
presldencia del vice almIrante Dou-
barsof.
81 testigo principal en- este
prcceso es el general Smirnoff !,
quien presenta cargos gravisimos
contra el general Stoessel.
81 comandante japones Esu-
nowe, que era el jefe del estaco ma
yor del general Nosl, sera llamado
a declatar, asf como gran ndmero
de ofciales rusos y japoneses y los
corresponsales de los peri6dicos que
en- dicha epoca Sc hallaban en- Puer.
to ArturoS
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Los CATALAN|STAS
lncidente EN- Santiago
de Chile. La bandera
hispana y la catalana.
SCI P0BLE CATALA,
Lo que dice.-Interpelsci6
del diputado Rusifol
en- el Congreso.

Han producido honda excita-
cion entire los catalanistas las mott.
cias de Santiago de Chile, partici
pando que q ins.anclas del mlnistro
de Espada el Gobierno de aquella
Repdblica hizo arriar Ia bandera
catalina que ondeaba en- los balco-
nes del sCentro Catalanistas el dia
del aniversario de la Independence
chilena.
Hay que tsner en- cuenta que
la junta del referido centro neg6se
a liar la bandera espafiola al lado
de la de Chile.
Laprensa catalanis.a, al relatar
10 ocurrido, 10 comenta vlvamente,
llegando q pedir la destituci6n del
ministro de Rspaiia cerca de aquella
Rep1blica.
FL Pbt CataM publica un vlo.
lento articulo, en- el que Sc dice 10
slguiente:
sCreemos nosotros que esta
ofensa q Cataluha no puede quedar
sin reparaci6n.
mo hay raz6n ninguna para
hacer arriar de la capital de Chile,
como 81 fuera un trapo vergonzoso,
la bandera de nuestra patria, que
merece ser puesta tan alta como las
demas.
ola ensefia de Catalufia no tie
ne nadie derecho de injuriarla nj
en- Espafia nj en- el Exrapjero.D
Fl diputado solldarlo sehor Ru.
sifol hizo una Interpolation en- el
Congreso, tecabando la destltuci6n
del mlnistro de Rspaha en- Chile y
la declaration expresa de que puede
izarse siempre en- todas parties Ia
bandera catalina.
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LA HIJA MALDITA

-Vaya 81 existen.
-Lo creere cuando los galos pongan huevos.
Tu no crees en- nada Preg1ntaseo al ito Martin Ell pesca
dor, Gl 10 ha visto.
-Tambeu 10 vic Ell hjo de Matfas
-Bah-repuso sl incredible segador,-me gustaria vero
ante mi.
DE un boe6n eli antasma echaba suelo cogfas Ia c
ricia para todo el aho.
-iY donde Sc aparece el tai antasma
En- las margenes del o puenteco de Merlin Hace
tempo mucho tempo que asa por e va deante de
los oos rayo deja rasro de chspas no ca
nina, vuea.
Vuestro fantasma sera smplemene I'm fuego fatuo
FL uego atuo tene nj piernas nj brazos nj cabeza 81
ito Martin sgura que pas6 de que hubese poddo
verle no hubiera sentdo de ponto brazo encogdo
Tedria medo.
Sea- tuvo medo pero pueba que vic oy6 al fantama
-Vas decir que habarony pescaron iunos ambien do
el segador rlendo.
La mu ujer encogo de hombros.
Para que fueras tan inceduo o-replc6 quea que el
tanasma que por e oda la noche dera una
paiza.
No me dea1a darla facimente
cdad esta hay lucha possible contra un
ser Sobrenatura Aunque engas buenos puo
rian pues el fanasma te romperfa una Gaia.
Que fantaSma tan ebedio fsga el segador Cch&u.
dose reir carcajadas.
Cuando la Sombra ha paSado Volvi6 decr Ia spadora
dgendose mas decsmnte compaheras que haban
emocon crecentee oyen gros soozos parece sno
que en- todas parties del vale Sc exhalan gemnos.
us grahde el fanasma-pregunt6
Como alamo.
Demonio, puede de verse como todos los fanas
bancos
-Este negro.
-iNegrosl Entonces serA el dablo!
Oyeronse entire les muiereS algunos grtos de espano
No hay que ener medo dabo huye de los que h-cen Ia
sehs de la cruz,
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FL GENERAL !7OE!SEL

Traduclmos de aLa Tribunes
para LA DEMoCRAcIA:
aAyer mailana, 10 de dlciem-
bre, Sc di6 por terminado el proceso
del general Stoessel, Iltimo defen
sor de Puerto Arturo.
FL general Stoessel ha sido acu.
sado de haber rendido la fortaleza
de Puerto Arturo sin haber agotado
todos los medios de defensa que 4
su alcance estaban y de que debfa
disponer q juicio de las autoridades
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AVI!O |APORTAGTE


Fl dia 81 del mes actual Sc sus-
pendera la remission del peri6dico q
suscritores y a algdn agente que no
Sc halle al dfa con esta emptesa.
La medida sera sin exception.
Nos proponemos publican de
enero en- adelante los nombres de
los pueblos cuyas agencias esten al
dfa para satisfaction de los amigos
que las desempeiian y de los suscri
torres que pagan oportunamente sus
recibos.'
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VENTAS EN- FL MUELLE
Sin operaciones.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOs

BUQUEs ANUNCIADos
Goleta americana sE. Start 10
nes', de la LIMA Benner, sali6 de
New York para esta el 10 del co
rriente. Consignatarios, Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana SMadeleineD
Del puerto de New York para el
nuestro debsr haber salido el ID
corriente. Consignatarios S. de Ez
quiaga.
Goleta americana sMannie SwauS.
Debe haber salido de New York
para esta el 10 corriente. Consig
natarios s. de Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana sAugusta W.
Snows saldra de New York para
esta el 28 corriente. Consignata-
rios S. de Ezquiaga.
Vapor americana sCoamon. Con
destino q New York saldra el 81 del
actual. Consignatarios, The New
York Pto. Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor espafol sAntonio lopez.
Estara aqul procedente de Espaiia
el 2S corriente. Consignatarios S.
de Ezquiaga.
Vapor ingles sCasildas. Con des-
tino q este puerto saldla de Monte.
video y Buenos Aires el IS del en-
trante enero. Conslgnatarios VI
liar y Co.
ENTRADAS
Vapor americana sPhiladel-
phias de New York.
SALIDAS
Vapor americana aB=rningS.
BUQUES EN PUERTO
TRAvEsIA
aCortesS descargando.
eHenry Clowys descargando.
sAlicia Nay Dabenport pendiente
sMaldens descargando.
sQuisquellas descargando.
sHungriaS pendlente.
sJuanitas descargando.
philadelphia Id.
CosTANERoS
sMayagtiezanaS pendiente.
sProgresos Yabucoa.
sAla Blancas Humacao.
sPetra' pendiente.
sGuillemitoS Arroyo.
SAurelias Yabucoa
sRsperanzas pendiente.
sEncarnaci6ns Naguabo.
sSan JoseD pendiente.
sCarmelitaa Id.
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AWl9@

Vacante la plaza de Official de
Sanidad de este pueblo, dotada con
Ell haber anual de novectentos do.
liars, Sc anuncia por el termino de
velnte dias q contar deSde la fecha
para que los sef1ores mediCos aspi-
rantes q ella, Sc sirvan dirigir sus
solicitudes al Alcalde que sus.
cribe. Manati, "a de diciembre de
19o7.,-IC1emente Ramirez, Alcal.
de. 16-2.
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SECC|ON MERCANT|L
PRlNCIPALES ARTICULOS

PRlNCIPALES ARTICULOS
Arroces: De parddo q Jap6r
3K ST..
Ajos de 20 q 40 ctvs.
Bacalas $6H.
Sardinas ahumadas & ID centa-
vos.
Cebollas espaiolas $415.
Iden americanas IS.
Garbanzos 4A & 10.
Habichuelas americanas colora-
das largas $SH. Blancas america.
mas AZ 4 an.
Harina destrigo $sH a 6K.
Idem de maiz q $4H.
Jamones $1o.
Jab6n Rocamora s; americana,
$3.50 y ~.
Manteca 50 en- 8 y en- cajas de
$oK 4 10.
Mantequllla de SIS 4 "A.
Pasta del pats $3.50 "a.
Papas americanas $3.50.
Tocino ST.
Tasajo $7H..
Quesos americanos $17H. Pata-
gras II. Id de Bola 6H a6H
Leche condensada sAguilas & IS.
Idem xCruz Rojas $4N.
Idem magnolia $4H.
Twas $2 barril.
DEL PALS
AzGcar para el consume:
Mascabado claro de SAX.
De miel claro & So.
Centrifuga claro de I: A..$5.
Americana de $5H q $SH.
De Ponce $3N & ~.
Ron 40 grades Cartier 4 $1.so
centavos gallon pagados R. Inter-
mas.
Maiz $1.25 quintal.
Tabaco, nominal.
PRRC1OS DE COMPRA
AlgOd6n & 4 &A.
Cocos q $40 millar.
Sebe de res q $4H.
Cafe libre 4 bordo de $40 q
I3A pOr extremes.
Cueros de res SIS quintal.
CAMBIOS CORRIENTES
Londres check q a$4.S7Ha4.88
Paris $3a 3A p8. D.
Hamburgo check 4 p8. D.
New York 25cts, p8. P.
Espaha 13 4 1871 D.
ACCIONES
Banco Territorial $50.
Banco de Pto. Rico q $31 Aga.
American Colonial Bank a 18o
( 400.
Acciones de los Banqueros ].
T. Silva Banking y Commercial
90. 500.
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agricola:
RmisiOnes 3: y s. $50.
Idem s. 800.
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Want Ads, I Cent a Word

NORTHWEST BRANCHES;
-entner's Drug Store 18th ard Y SIS
'-prlev's Drug Store. 14th and Weline %.
1upton's Drug Store. Vermont ave. anu 81
Kings Drug Store. 18th and J sts'
Hoitzclaw's Newsstand. 17o5 Pa. ave.
HerhSt's Drug store. cath and Pa. ave
Crfswell's Drug Store. eth and T SIS
S. Kann. Sons & Co Information Burean.
Woodward & Lothrop Suparintendents uesA'
Gnlienherc's Bureau of Information or,
The Hutchins- Kenner Drug Co. TN ana Sus
Prtlcr & Field Druggists. I'd and lnd,ana ave
louis p. CastelI Pharmacist 300 iltn ST.
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and SITS
Ihos A. Dohvns. 18th and Columbia s .a
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationer'
Store, $50 9th st. NV.
GEoRGTTowN:
0'DonneTIs Drug Store AID and sts-
O'ronnell's Drug Store. 32d and o sts.
Pride's Pharmacy. 2sth and SIS
NORTHEAST:
Eenealys Pharmacy. y. Capitol and ! So.
IIeiey's Pharmacy 18th and r. Capitol sts
Mooradian's Pharmacy. 18th and II SIS n-e'
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and stanton pi h.e'
SOUTHEAST:
Fredlcy's Drug Store Sth and F. SITS. Sc
o'Donnell's Drug Store. Sd and Pa ave. Sc.
SOUTHWEST:
Su,livsn's Drug Store. 18th and D SITS. s.w.
Charles S. Walter, 9O1 412 St s.w.
ANAcosTIA:
C. C. Lohr. % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. S. Doniphan. 727 -.ing st.
TENLEYTowN D. c.:
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sylvania avenue. leave your adyer-
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Branch Offices:
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HOUSEWORKE R-GIRL WANTS PLACE.
general houseworker small family 22lS 9th
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LAUNDRESS-PLACE TO DO WASHING AMI
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UNDRESS-WANTED. BY COIORED WOM-
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greSs court NV. between 81 b and'7th. l. and NJ.
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OvERNESS-FRENCH. RELIABLE AND EN-
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permanent position. Address GOVERNESS,
1909 II st. 6e10-2ts
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LAUNDRESS- CLASS LAUNDRY WORK
done by two at home, also gentlemen's wash.
1419 NV. de1O-2ts
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WENTED-HELP.
" lIl ~
MALE.

MALE.
MANIEH-RuY Al AKcANIM MEMBER OR
any lodge man who can organize lodges for
It'puHr order $50 more monthly. WALTER
AgRICE. Secretary, GA Ellicott square. Bnf-
falo. y. V. de11-3t'
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ADMINISTRATION BY FIRST CLASS AND
experienced aundress to work by day or week
Call 1885 Sd NV del1-2ts
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1413 N ST.-BRIGHT. SUNNY ROOM. FACING
south. for gentlemen; private family. Phone
-3t
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WANTED - SEVERAL GIRLS FOR SHOP
work Apply ~ 1919 r st. ce11-3t
wANTED-YOTNtA SALESLADIES. APPLY
e. fQpS.YS. I.19 T st. NV. dell-3t
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GENERAL HOMEWORK, GOOD COOK: No
washing by reliable girl Address 1873 r st.
GENERAL HoUSEwORK IN FLAT; SMALL
family. 2s3O Sth st.
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207 uST. N.W.-TWO SECOND-FLOOR FRONT
rooms. southern exposure: gas, bath and heat.
1919 EYE ST. N.W.-THREE BEAUTIFUL
rooms. communicating: very bright; hot and
cold water: fine location: convenient to all
cars: rent reasonable.
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" ANTFD

200
SAIESWOMFN-
= KAHN. SONS & co. desire 10
ID erlploy for the holiday season 200
salesv omen for positions In var'ous
depa rtments. dc11-2t
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3217 18TH N.W.-FOR RENT. THREE FUR
nished rooms. with private bath: two car
lines; new and modern; references required.
deli 3ts
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
MnnEE & HILL nc 1aa3 1;

MOORE & HILL. INC. 1898 u ST.
FOE RENr-rhesc very desirable apartments:
Electric light and elevator; . aud from apart
nrnis. $50 10 SD.
light and elevator. stationary refrGerator apd
shower bath, rooms and bath. $50 10 sSo
The HAMPSHIRE. 1888 Columbia rnadopesr'
abe ) and room apartments in thls me To-
cat0n at very low rentals $40 10 so
The rebbcton. l7i7 Church st.-6 rooms ans
bath $40.
The Melwood. IT7o std door. east. .
rooms Tnd bath. $40.
,:9t; rooms and BATH in h"s repair rent.
The Alrers. 1oI Md. ave. ne. rooms and
The Chelsea I'd and sis. se.-9 rooms and
bath. Sd floor. SSi %.
rs 18Th st NV. 3r.. b: cI"v. service SO o oo
49, q ST NV, rms and bath. I'd hoor- $50: o"n
a la6 S. Nc. rooms and haih-..-..' I'm ~
L2S Riggs pl. NV. III & ia frs. Or, b. p - a.
i FOX s REHTTG TSsms ,a and s%sn,bc woa
lily apartments. with separate back porches.
yards and cellars:
l3,t Irving St. ID floor. Or. and h s33 IN m
1872 Irving St. "a floor. tr. AMI b.. 800
lSt4 Irving St, Ist floor. Or. and b..... ~ ~ ~
80, ,,3 Monroe s. ar. b. and attic...... 90 IN
lHIf Monroe st. 6r.. b. and attic. :t0,n
1I45 T st. NV. LIST floor > rooms ..... 30 ~
1874 Willard st. Il rooms aud hst 30"
l6eG 9th St NV, Is; door. 5r. and L. z. ~
1907 halorsma ri, II nonr. ~. aud b.. =. 10
Sol2 Q ST. NV, rooms and bath. ...... 30
300 Fla. ave. NV. ID nr'r. ~. and h.. 80
zoos 18th St NV, Gr.. L. ard attic. y ~
25oa 18th NV, I'd do"r -. h and attic 80 ;,
25o7 18th 81. NV is, ioc-. r. and b.. o.. 30
2!5o Rrishtwood ave, : ROM md bath q ~
1876 eth st. NV. rooms and hath. q. 80
COS X st. ne, LIST flor. ro,n1s. 20 on
13:!S f. ne lst Il ir and r.,........ $50
6SS Florence St ne, A.. and h.. ist nior. IA. 80
lil9ts F. ne. ID floor. T.. aud r........ 80
433 Tenn. ave ne. lst floor. tr AMI b. u 30
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LAUNDRESS-PLACE AS FLAT WORK OR
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LAUNDRESS OR DAY WORKER WANTED.
work mornings days work. 1920 2Sth st.
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Ga ST N.W.-ENTIRE PARLOR FLOOR
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piano; $25 n month. de11&14-2t*
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One cent q word for 15 words
FURNISHED.

1919 18TH UNPLEASANT ROOM IN PRI-
vate family for gentleman $1i. dell St.
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
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drens shoes hats. Send postal; will call at once.
J. TARSHES, 1908 18th st. NV. Phone North 499
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2452 18TH N.W.-ONE-HALF SQUARE FROM
Columbia road. desirable second floor attract
lively furnished for housekeeping; gas range:
large airy rooms. communicating: large clos
hot water: private family: no other roomers;
ready for immediate occupancy.
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CAST-OFF CLOTHES LADIES OR GENTLE
MEMS. ADDRESS POSTAL; I WILL CALL.
Phone North 1855 W. RICE, 1882 1th St NV.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE-Don6EsTIC

COOK ANb LAUNDRESS-GOOD REFER
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Ono cent word each time for 10 words 3 times
WANTED = TO BUY OLD FEA- HER REDS
When selling why not drop postal to old re-
liable firm: II. MARKS, 3O7 eth. opposite
SAks'. or phone Main 1903 de11-tf
WANTED-WILL PAY FOR LESSONS IN HAN
ding moving picture lanterns. LLOYD
WHITE. 1921 G. ST. NV. de11-6t"
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THE WINDSOR, l425 7: FIREPRuOB BLDG
SPECIAL TERMS.
BEAUTIFUL I. ard q room and r. ants z
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Virginia, 212o C st.-vERY CHOICE apis. Of
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WIN. A. EASrEBDAY uncJ, Bond bldg.
ocl5-tr
THE LENOX-TO SUBLET GROOM APART
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HOTEL RICHMOND, nth AND STS.-DI-
rectly ~ car line. one block to White House:
new tbroughout; telephones; 100 rooms. 80
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1910 GIRARD ST.-LARGE, NEWLY PAPERED
and painted room, bay window, floor with
tiled bath. de11,3
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MAID-NEAT. CLEAN COI.ORED GIRL WISHES
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TRAGIC FATE BLIGHTS
LIFE OF AMBASSADOR

1T is the irony of fate that at the
j height of his career, with no
blemish on his reputation, and
through no fault of his own,
Baron Speck Won Sternburg, should
German ambassador, should stand
upon the brink of diplomatic and
social oblivion. But such is the
tragic fact. A cancerous growth, ter
ribly disfiguring the ambassadors
face, has apparently ruined beyond
repair a career full of promise and
the social prospects of his beautiful
American wife, and it is understood
here that Germany will send another
ambassador some time within the
next six months
The baron caught this infection of
the face, the nature of which physi-
cians do not seem to understand
clearly, during his service for the
kaiser in India, and within the last
year it has developed in the hideous
fashion peculiar to such attacks,
spreading well over one side of his
face. He has, however, made brave
fight from the start, appealing to the
foremost medical authorities of this
country and Europe for aid, and his
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plucky effort to prevent the disease
from spelling his diplomatic career
has won the keen sympathy of Wash.
ington people.
The baron hurried across the water
as soon as congress adjourned last
spring and subjected himself to a
heroic course of treatment at health
resorts. From these places he went
to the German Spas for the help they
could give him. Reports that have
reached this country, however are to
the effect that he has no more than
held his own. The Disagreement con-
tinues. His friends here, then, felt
no little apprehension when they saw
a notice that Baron and Baroness
Speck Won Sternburg had been COM
manded to take breakfast with the
kaiser. Sure enough within day or
two after the ambassador was the
guest of his ruler a German paper
which frequently has the right tip
on court affairs published a report
that Sternburg would be recalled.
This was denied very mildly, indeed,
by officials of the German foreign Of
fee. They stated that there was no
intention to recall Sternburg "at
present" or words to that effect.
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Handy Window Seat.

If closet room Is limited more room
can be acquired by having seats BULL
in under windows, in the octagon END
or side of a room, in bay window OF
in corner Have the fronts In pane
effect, finished with molding. Built
the seat a comfortable height from
the floor and wide enough for a reclin
ing position, to be used as a couch
Have the top put on with hinges, 8
it can be raised. The space within
can be used for sheets and pillow
cases, blankets and comforts. Mate
rial for sewing, unfinished sewing, 0
garments can be laid out full lengtI
as skirts. If for sewing, under the IL,
of the seat tack two rows Of elastic
behind which slip labeled patterns, o
pockets can be tackled on divided int,
sections to correspond with the res
of the woodwork in the room and pile
with sofa pillows. For corner sea
wainscot up the back four feet Fin
ish with molding and narrow shell
on which set pottery. Hang pictures
above. Top of seats can be uphoI
stored.
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useful AND PRETTY FASHION.
Plate Glass Tops That Fit Bedroom
Furniture.


A charming and practical fashion
has crept into vogue among the
houses of the wealthy and might
well be followed by housekeep
ers in more moderate circumstances
This is the ordering of plate glass
tops to fit bedroom furniture, such as
the dresser, the chiffonier, the fancy
tables and desk, as well as the toilet.
table, If there should be one. Various
under glass coverings are In vogue
Specially designed French lawn OF
sheer grass linen covers, some having
monographs and crests embroidered In
handkerchief fineness are laid over s
silk or satin, in color to match or har
monize with the other furnishings
Others again are white rep silk GOV
ers embroidered In colors or with
colored ribbon embroidery. Old bro
cades are a still further choice. Orna
ments as well as silver look exceed
ingly well upon these crystal sheets,
pretty cmfw cmfwy mfwy mfwymfwy
while the great advantage Of preserv.
Ing these expensive covers from all
and dust adds to the real beauty OF
this glass top finish. 1t is no wonder
that 1t has been utilized In so practi
cal a manner and has rushed into fav
or so rapidly.