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The daily sentinel., 1907-07-10
DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK

mission of the swollen fortunes to
the next generation. When has a
party in power lost in popularity SO
rapidly as the Republican party has
When has a party out of power IN
creased it's strength more rapidly
than the Democratic party has? And
it is a positive and aggressive De-
mocracv-not a timid corpora
tion democracy-th has coerced the
administration into the adoption OF
democratic ideas.
If a party is strong in proportion
as its principles are strong, then the
Democratic party is growing rapidly
in strength. If the people like Dem
ocratic policies when those policies
are nut into operation by Republi-
cans, they can not greatly fear them
when put into operation by Demo-
Gratis.
But there is another indication of
victory. The Democratic party is
more united than it has been for
many years, and this unity is due to
two causes. In the first place the
money question, which defeated the
Democrats in 1896, is out of the way
The advocates of the gold standard
have kent the gold standard. and the
advocates of more money have Sc
cured from new discoveries OF gold
the increase that they sought to Sc
cure from the restoration of binetal-
ism. There is no division in the Dem
ocratic party among the rank and
file. There are a few papers under
the control of favor-seeking corpora
tfons and few salaried attorneys
who would make the Democratic par
ty the tool Of predatory wealth, but
they are impotent to carry out their
plans While the Democratic party
is united the Republican party is
more divided than it has been in re
cent years. and this division can not
be healed. The standpatter and the
Republican reformer are at outs, and
their controversy grows more bitter.
The Republican reformer Is shouting
that something must be done, and the
standpatter. his hands to the elbows
in the pocket of the public says, let
well enough alone" No matter what
the Republican party does it can not
please both sides. All that the Dem
ocratic party has to do is to be loyal
to the interests of the people and
make a strong fight on strong plat
form and victory is within its reach.
BRYAN in his Commoner.
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ALL THE WORLD

knows that Ballard's Snow Linament
has no superior for rheumatism,
Stim Joints, Cuts, Sprains, Lumbago
and all pains. Buy it, try 1t and
YOU will always use it. Any body
who has used Ballard's Snow Llnl-
ment is a living proof of what II
does. All we ask of you is u get
a trial bottle.
Price 25c, SOC and s1.OO. c. D.
Smith & Co.
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YOUR steam heating apparatus until
the last minute and then expect US
to be able to rush to your assistance.
THERE ARE OTHERS
who will do that and our services
will be in pretty lively demand about
the first real cold day. But we hope
YOU will display better judgment.
Send for us now and save us putting
the steam pipes in working order lat
er on. Then you can snap your finger
at Jack Frost. And also smile at the
other fellows who have let things go
too long.
LEWIS x SALEE
41B Main Street.
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II you buy your bread try loaf of
the Star bakery bread, Order 1t from
your grocer.
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Better stationery for less money.
The Racket. Margery block.
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See Post & Boyd. s big transfer
wagon, hauls anything at any time.
Phone Red 1921.
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All kinds of harness repairing done
while you wait at Harry l.. HATS
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INVEST YOUR MONEY
AT HONE.

Get in on the ground floor where
you are acquainted with conditions
Remember that Grand Valley real
estate can never be purchased to
better advantage than today. Here are
some opportunities.
Nine and one-half acres near Cliff
ton full water right. only $4,000, Neat
5-room modern cottage good barn
splendid location on Rood avenue
easy terms for S2,700.
A six-room modern house on White
avenue, only S1,700.
Some bargains in high line land.
Also a few good ranches to trade
for city property.
How about that insurance no man
should neglect fully insuring his
property any more than he should ne
glect locking his doors at night SEE
Van, the Realty Man,
Phone Black 669 400 Main st.
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o + I. + 4. 1. !. 4. I. ,. + I ++tI
+ Lessons in Painting. 0r.rl
+ taken for pictures and deCorg
i. i've work,
+ MRS. L. E. SEARS, Artist
+ $50 Main street up stairs.
o I. 1. 4. I. I. 4. 4. + + + : I "
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LEWIS Il SALEE
416 Main Street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
N0TAS CUR|OSlS
E1np1eados de Correos
EN- Alemania Vidrio
b1anco, calentado.
UN ARBOL ANTIGUA
Guardia real del emperador
del Jap6n.-La parada
de los ferrocarriles,

Los empleados en- las ofcinas
de correos de Alemania, no pueden
contraer matrimonio, sin obtener
previamente uu permiso del gobier-
no.
DE los experimentos reali-
zados por Berthelot, Sc sigue que el
vldrio blanco calentado a $50 gra-
dos, Sc vuelve permeable como una
membrane; 10 atraviesan el oxfge-
no, ell hidr6geno y Il azoe.
Al emperador del Jap6n lie
pasa 10 que a Federico el Graude de
Prussia: quiere tener una guardia
real cuyos individuos sean semigi-
gantes, y al efecto, ha mandado
traer treinta coreanos de elevada
estatura para que formen su guar
dia de honor.
--Hace POGO Sc descubrl6 en- una
lntrincada selva de California, no le-
Jos del rio Rule, un arbol de 73 me-
tros de altura cinco de diametro.
Sc cree que su edad pasa de cua
tro mil afios.
La detenci6n repentina de III
tren de ferrocarrll que lleve la veloci
dad de cuarenta y cinco millas po
bora, hace que los pasajeros sienta,
los efectos del choquc de una caida d
54 pies de altura.
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AOT|C|AS D|VERSAS
Concerto por Ell profe-
sor Marsicano. Ell
doctor Lange.
vELADA EN- YAUCO
Iuvitaci6n que Sc agradece.
Sehorita Paz Betances.
En- una reyerta.

Pronto Sc llevsra q cabo el
concerto de despedida que tiene
anunciado el notable violinista don
Pr6spero Mariscano.
--El doctor Lange, sustituye
en- su cargo, en- Mayagiiez, al doc.
tor Font y Guillot durante el ITEM
po que este permanezca ausente de
aquella ciudad.
-Desde hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra en- Mayagiiez, donde ha lido
con objeto de fjar de6nitivamente
su residencia, Ia seiiorita Paz Be-
tances, dana muy distinguida y
apreciada por Ia buena sociedad de
San Juan y por la de Mayagiiez.
La sefiorita Betances estable.
cera alli un taller de modas.
Sc NECESITA una mujer
del campo que entienda en- el orden
y quehaceres de una casa. Que
sea de buenas costumbres y sobre
todo que sea una muier aseada y
este en- buena, salud. Informaran
en- la administration de este peri6-
dico. 15-2 d.
Don Santiago Negroni, de
Yauco, ha tenido laatenci6n de In
vitarnos para Ia velada llrico- -litera-
ria que debi6 verifcarse en- los
salones del Casino de aquella ciu.
dad, galantemente cedidos por ID
Junta directiva, la noche del III de
los corrientes.
En- la tarde de antes de ayef
el policfa Juan Perez condujo q Ia
sala de socorros de Mayagtiez sl
menor Luis Beltran, el que presen-
taba cuatro heridas punzantes en- el
, tercio medic del music izquierdo.
Dichas heridas fueron causa'
das con un tenedor que portara e
!. nuchacho Pedro Crespo, con quier
el herido sostuvo una rifia en- el Sc
!. gundo distrito.
o Ambos contendientes fueioi
e detenidos.
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DESDE FlJAR0O
Chmulo de falsedades,
publicadas en- nm pc
ri6dico republicano.
<EL AGUILA.. De PONCE
La honrada administration
de este pueblo, es mode.
10 de laboriosidad.

Septiembre 7. -sEl Aguilas de
Ponce informada por un tai Pepe,
de Fajardo, trae unas notas con el
fin de desprestigiar la saba y hon.
rada administration de este pueblo,
que cada paso que da, tanto nues-
tro alcalde como nuestro ayunta-
miento es I'm progreso.
Dice Pepe, que el alumbrado
pdblico aquf es de 10 peor; que
donde 10 hay es defcientfsimo y al
gunos sitios quedan en- tinieblas.
Pero es que Pepe no sabe que
en- tempo de la administration re-
publicana, solo habfa 90 faroles y
hoy hay 81. lCual seria mas def
ciente de las dos administration?
Dice tambikn, que la carcel mu-
nicipal carece de condolences higie.
nicas que requieren los estableci-
mientos penales, que solo tiene ca
pacidad para 10 individuos, pero es
que Pepe, no Sc ha fjado que al
principle de la administration pasa-
da unionista, al desaparecer Ia re-
publicana, aquella construy6 un oe-
partamento con capacidad sufcien-
te para 20 indivduos mas y 10 de-
tnuestra que ha habido veces &c
haber 2S presos en- ella y no 20 y
ser alojados c6modamente.
Dice, que la carniceria, esta-
blecimiento por el cual algun trau-
seunte curioso podria jnzgar la cul.
tura de nuestro pueblo, Sc halla en-
lamentable estado, y que en- otto
tempo mn ignora haya sido objetc
de mayor cello, por ejemplo: en- il
Epoca republicana.
Pepe Sc equivoca; en- tempo q
Ia administration republican,, I,
eucoutrabas en- Ponce, con el bibe
ron en- Ia boca con el destino de ins
pector de hygiene municipal; enton
ces nunca te acordaste de asomart
por Fajardo y en- tu derrota fdiste
& parar q Sauto Domingo y no su
piste las reparaciones hechas pc
IL pasada administration unionists
Dice tambien, como estan esa
GALES de Dios, como marchan csc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
VOTAS De ESPA0A
Atrope1lo y robo a un
periodista en- Ia ciu-
dad del Ferro1.
AGlTACION OBRERA
Robo en- una fonda. -Perio.
dista condenado. - <iEra
Catalina !1-Meeting,

Dicen del Ferrol que Ell perio-
dista don Vicente Burgos, que re.
gresaba de practicar una informa-
ci6n de la romeria de San Roman,
celebrada en- una aldea pr6xima, ha
sido victima en- el camino de un
atraco escandaloso.
Varios sujetos desconocidos,
ocultos en- un espeso monte, la en-
prendieron q pedradas y garrotazos
con el viajero, hasta que 10 derriba.
ron en- terra. va en- ell suelo, ma.
gullaronle la cabeza y lie fractura.
rcn el brazo izquierdo.
Los agresores huyeron del lu-
gar, cuando creyeron que Ell sefor
Burgos era cadaver.
81 m6vil del atraco ha debido
ser el robo, pues los foragidos Sc
apoderaron del reloj, las sortijas, el
al6ler de corbata y el dinero que
poseia SUI vfctima.
Descon6cense los autores de
la barbara agresi6n.
-Reproddcese Ia agitaci6n
obrera en- la Corufia, dicen de aque.
LA ciudad con fecha Y de agosto.
A consecuencia de rivalidades
ly luchas entire comerciantes y agri-
cultores respecto a la exportaci6r
de la cebolla, hallanse detenidas en-
los muelles 10000 toneladas de
dicho producto que amenaza pu'
drirse.
El gobernador Sc ha inhibide
en- el conaicto, dispuesto solo q ga
rantir la libertad del trafco.
-Dicen de Barcelona que b;
sido condenado el director de sLs
TribunaO a dos meses y un dia d.
arresto, por reproducir del peri6dic'
} oEjercito y Armadas el articul
a Era catalana. II
Q EN- Ia fonda donde Sc hosps
: dan Ell policfa Arrow y TN inspet
Z tor suyo, lie ha sido robada q un c;
/. marero cierta cantidad en- metallic
/. que guardaba en- un baul, que fl
- fracturado.
Ell gobernador ha concedid
permiso para el mitin que contl
e Arrow Sc celebr6 en- el teatr
Condal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
A TRAvES DEL MUNDO
La enfermedad del sueno.- Un do inedito
de Arqu1medes.

Recientemente Sc ha reunido
en- Londres una conferencia inter-
nacional para estudiar todo 10 re-
lativo a la enfermedad del suefio y
a los medios para combatirla.
Muchas gentes Sc imaginaran
que este de la enfermedad del sue.
no es simplemente una rareza q
prop6sito para fgurar, como curio-
sidad, en- las cr6nicas de 10 que
ocurre en- paises lejanos. Pero des-
graciadamente, no es asf. Sc ira
ia de una epidemia terrible que ha
devastado una gran parte de Afri-
ca y que cada dfa va adquiriendo
mayores proporciones.
Esta enfermedad ha diezmado
va la poblaci6n de extensas comar-
cas- en- el Estado libre del Congo;
en- el territorio de Uganda, de tres
cientos mil habitantes, que pueblan
la parte infectada, mas de doscien-
tos mil han caido vfctima de la ex-
trafia epidemia. Esta han invadi-
do va el Congo Frances y las po-
sesiones portuguesas; ha aparecido
en- el Sudan y amenaza ahora Ia
Rodesia, el Africa oriental alema.
ma y el protectorado britanico de.
Africa Central.
Sen muchos va los europeo.
muertos por causa de esta enferme
dad en- las regiones citadas y, come
dice muy bien el sefior Beltran ,
R6zpid en- su Memoria sobre lc
progresses de la geograffa en- 1906
muchas de estas terribles epide.
mias, que en- Tin principle Sc consi
deraron solarente propias de pafse
remotos, han venido despues a eau
sar tremendos desastres en- Europa
por 10 que bien podrla suceder gu
otro tanto acaeciese con esta fata
enfermedad del suedo. Asf, pues
todo 10 que Sc haga para estudiarl
y combatirla serviia, no solament
para lib<ar al Africa de esta cale
5 midad, sino para hacer menos prc
o bable su aparici6n en- el continent
: europeo.
$ Hasta ahora, por una amarga ir
{ MIA de los hechos, la colonization e
: ropea en- Africa, al poner mas en- c
municacion unos territories afric
nos con otros, ha favorecido la pr
pagaci6n de la infection. Sc cor
prende que los gobiernos de 1ngl
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terra, Alemania, Francia, Belgica
y Portugal, alarmados ante las enor-
mes proporciones de Ia calamidad,
hagan esfuerzos de toda cIase Dor
remediarla.
Afortunadamerte, estos esfuer-
EOS han dado va algunos resultados
titles. Sc ha comprobado de I'm
modo cierto que la causa de la en-
fermedad es un parasitic llamado
por los naturalistas aTrypanosoma
Gambienseo, y Sc ha demostrado
asfmismo que este parasitic es tras-
portado de unos puntos a otros por
uno de las especies de la mosca
tsetse-a glossina palpalis. y Ade-
mas, es cosa averiguada que la dis
tribucion de esta mosca Sc halla IL
mitada a la veclndad de los lugares
donde hay aqua lagos, charcas,
pantanos, estanques, rios, etc. y
en- fin, Sc ha comprobado, expert
mentalmente en- los snimales y te.
rapeuticamente en- el hombre, que
la infection, una>vez aquirida, pue-
de ser combatida, dentro de ciertos
limites, por varias sustancias, como
el arsenico, el mercurio y determi-
nadas materias tintoreas.
De todos modos, auu falta mu-
cho por conocer acerca de la terri
> Bile enfermedad, y por ESQ la con
ferencia international ahora reunida
> en- Londres, ha formulado TN waste
programa de trabajos, siendo muy
probable que su labor de resultado:
) utilisimos.
Un professor de la Universidat
5 de Copenhague, Herr Heiberg, h.
: descubierto un tratado inedito d,
Arqufmides, conservado en- un pa
= limpsesto de Constantinopla.
| El tratado Sc titula rDel Meto
dor y esta dedicado q Erat6stenes
a 81 valor de este manuscrito es ex
e traordinario, pues demuestra hast
: donde llegaba Ell genio matematlc
j. del sabio de Siracusa.
e Es notable, en- efecto, en- dich
tratado la aplicact6n que Arquim,
," des hacfa de la mecanica para reso
l. yer cuestiones geometlicas y el en-
D. pleo de TN metodo que puede cor
a. pararse al calculo integral. Z
o. ciertos casos las super6cies apar
n- cen considcradas como sumas {
a. (COntinmG en- Ia pdgtna So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
!unta EsGIIat Do FsiaTdo

Aviso. .-Resultando a1n vacan-
tes tres Rscuelas ru1ales, situadas
en- los barrios de Quebrada. .Seca,
Daguao y Rio Arriba mum. 1, Sc
pone en- conocimiento del profeso'
RADIO, para que los que deseen aspi-
rar a elias, envfen sus solicitudes q
esta Junta Escolar hasta el dia II
del que cursa. Fajardo, septiembre
3 de I9o7.-JoRGE BIRD ARIAs,
Presidente. 3-2
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puestos de leche, de carne, de vfveres
y esos panes etc., etc. Con respecto
& las GALES riunca Sc habfan encontra.
do en- las condolences que ahora, pues
eonstantcnente hay una secci6n de
ocho y diez presos barriendolas y tres
carros recojiendo basura, que nuncs
los hubo ante.
Coutinuaremos.
CoRRESPoNSAL..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
AnUncios especiaIes para Ponce
GRAN HOteIieStaurant "INGLAIERRA'
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
'Tetuan 10y 12'-Cruz 2 y FOFtaIe1a 2l.

Constda para Hotel para pasaeros
suac6n la mas centc vistas la bahia las GALES
Fortaleza mas teco vntado de capital FL
las Anlas Tene depaamentos Independence para mas Des
de de AgO ge ademas del pazo comdas sstes
americana guo del pasero Tn de
aductOes % igua de los demas HOtee abOuOs
manales.
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Pianos A1emanes.

Pianos alemanes Geissler. Los
mejores que Sc conocen por su Sc.
guridad, duraci6n, ammonia y deli
cadeza. Han vuelto q recibirse por
los sefores N. Llauri y Co. Cruz I,
San Juan, P. R Ventas al conta'
do y q plazos. Precios sin compe.
t t.ncia. 90 I8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
EVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile.
ia, con dos clasifcadores, capaz pars
noler 1000 galones de gua1apo en- Il
loras.--Para iniOrmes, dirfjanse a J
PKNEDo, Faisrdo. ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

p@p En- esta imprenta Sc solici,
tan activos vendedores de period
cos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

Sc VENDEN sillones ame-
ricanos, a dos dollars as cehtavos
par. San Jose Io, altos. d.
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know that YOU have an opportunity
that can never come again and that it's
terribly possible 20 let IL Slip
she paused. Lodcr. his hands rest
ing ON the closed doors OF the cab. sat
very silent. with averted eyes and bent
head
only tonight" Sc went on. you
told me that everything was crying 70
you 10 take the easy, pleasant way.
Then 10 was strong 60 turn aside. but
now il is not strong IL is Tar nobler 10
Gil an empty niche than 20 carve one
for yourself. John"-she suddenly
leaned forward, laying her hands over
his-"Mr. Fraide told me tonight that
In his new ministry my-my husband
was 90 be undersecretary for foreign
affairs"
The words fell softly. so softly that
TO ears less comprehendlng than Lo-
der's their significance might have
been lost. as his rigid attitude and IN
responsive manner might have con
veyed lack OF understanding to any
eyes less observant than Ewes.
For a long space there was no word
spoken. AT last, with a very gentle
pressure. her fingers frightened over his
hands.
John" she began gently. but the
word died away. she drew back into
her seat as the cab stopped before Chill
cote's house.
simultaneously as they descended
the hall door was opened and a food
OF warm light poured out reassuringly
into the darkness.
II thought IL was your cab. sir"
Crapham exclaimed deferentially as
they passed into the hall. MIR. Fralde
has been waiting TO see you this half
hour. l showed him into the study"
He closed the door softly and retired
Then in the warm light, amid the
gravely dignlhed surroundings that had
marked his first entry into this hazard
Gus second existence. Eve turned 10
Loder for the verdict upon which the
future hung.
AS she turned his face was still hid
den from her. and his attitude be-
trayed nothing.
John" she said slowly. you know
why he is here. You know that he has
come to personally offer you this place.
to personally receive your refusal-or
! consent"
She ceased TO speak. there was n mo-
ment of suspense. then Loder turned.
His face was stlil pale and grave with
the gravity OF n man who has but re
Gently been close to death. but beneath
the gravity was another look. the old
expression OF strength and self reIi-
ance. tempered. raised and dignified by
a new humility.
Moving forward, he held out his
hands
MY consent or refusal" he said very
quietly. ''lies with-my wife"
THE END.
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rhlrtx.MIle WnIk on Ioe-

Sanduslxy. O.-To attend the wed.
ding anniversary celebration OF a sis
ter who lives in Buffalo Jack Mahon-
ey. fisherman. walked from his home,
on Peleo island across Lake Erie to
this city. a distance OF 30 miles. and
caught the only train that would land
him IN New York city In time.
The trip was made through a blind
ing snowstorm and In the teeth OF a
fierce gale from the west Mahoney
left Pelee at eight o'clock in the
morning and arrived in Sandusky at
seven at night
During the afternoon. he says. when a
little more than half way across Lake
Erie. he suddenly found himself adrift
on a huge cake OF ice. Like Eliza in
Uncle Toms Cabin" he Jumped from
cake 10 cake until az last he reached
a solid surface and pursued his Jour
ney
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what te Wanted to KNOW.

There" said the great magnate
when his attorney entered. look over
that dispatch"
"Um," observed the lawyer after
reading the story. looks rather bad
Sixty-seven indictmentsl Gracioust
don't like that"
Don't like It? What are you talk
Ing about. didn't send for you to
find out whether you liked II or not
What I want you to do Is to find out
whether ! am going 10 Europe or to
stand on my technicalIties. "-Chicago
Record Herald.
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the fishes said: "Holdi Let the little
princess choose what she viii have"
And the little fish princess said: "Oh.
my dear father. and my dear friends
all, / have seen the most beautiful lit
tie creature in the world going over
the top Of the water In n boat. and she
was called little girl. When the lit
tie girl went above me she trailed
something white iu the water. and II
was called hand. oh. my dear father
and kind friends what I want Is a pair
OF hands,
The poor old FISH witch had been
standing on her tail all this time with
her mouth wide open. Now she sat
down keraop. for fishes at that time
had not SO much as lin. and she de
SPARED OF ever making hands for the
little fish princess. But after awhile.
when the little princess seemed so
much IN earnest about II, she tried
very hard. But she never could make
the princess anything but fins. such as
all fishes now have.-Worcester Post.
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Soy. 10. AND AUNT, 81. ELor
Send Note Telling OF Love and Asking
Forgiveness.

Harrison. Neb.-Wflber Herbert. 10
years old. son OF a ranchman. William
Herbert. living southwest OF here near
the Wyoming line. and Miss Jessie
Witherbee. his aunt. who is 81 years
OF age. eloped from the home of the
young mans father The fact became
known only to-day and they are now
husband and wife IL their plans have
not miscarried.
Young Herbert sent his father q
note after he had left home telling
him that he and his aunt were in love
with each other and had gone away
together 20 get married He asked
forgiveness. The father knew that
his son and his slster-in-law had dis
appeared. but he did not suspect that
they had eloped until he received
young Herbert's note to-day.
Herbert is a good looking. intelligent
young man and HIS father had sent
him away 90 school with the idea OF
preparing him for a professional life.
Miss Witherbee was not regarded as
handsome woman. She taught
school for many years
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-13

HIS TAIL WAS AS LONG AS TWO TAILS.
at your house and opens the door your
tall will be stretched a little. After
awhile II will have been stretched SO
much that &c will be as long as the
monkeys" said the little h0ptoad.
So the cat fastened the end OF his
tall TO the doorknob. and pretty soon a
visitor called at his house and gave the
door a fearful pull.
Ouch! How 1t did hurt poor Mr.. Cat!
And then somebody else called. and
then somebody else. and then some
body else. and each time there was a
yank at the cats tail and a yell from
the cat. After awhile. sure enough. the
cats tail was SIS long as the monkeys.
but such miserable, painful tail II
was. There was only one thing to do.
and that was to have the tail cut OF
entirely.
II haven't any tail at ali nowr' cried
the cat
II haven't had any since was a tad.
POLE" said tho hoptoad---Atlants Cor.
stitution-