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CHAPTER xJ.-continued.

Darlington was armed. He hauled
a pistol from his belt, cooked 1t and
leveled it fair at Strathgate.
Bring that boat into the wharf
he cried, cor I'll shoot you like the
dog you are!"
Strathgate did not blanch. He bal
anced himself easily to the roll of the
boat and looked square at Caring
ton.
Would you add murder to your ot1-
er follies?" he answered.
He was an easy mark the distance
was short, Darlington was a sure shot,
and if ever a man had murder in his
heart it was in that of Ellen's hus-
band. Yet there was something in
the dauntless way in which Strath-
gate faced him and in the fact that
the latter appeared unarmed, that
caused Darlington, with finger
upon the trigger, to stay the pressure.
why don't you fire, my lord?"
cried Strathgate.
Draw your weapon, Strathgate,"
said Darlington, dropping the point OF
his own pistol.
-- I'm sorry to say that I'm unarmed.
There was no use. Darlington could
not kill him under the circumstances.
He stood staring after him for a mo-
ment, and then raised his hand and
shook it in the air
God have mercy on you if / meet
you again!" he cried.
Take the peril to yourself, Lord
Darlington, Strathgate called out,
and with a farewell wave OF his hand
the cutter shot out beyond the extrem-
jty of the pier and, catching the full
force of the breeze, which happened to
be blowing straight up the harbor, ne
cessitating a hard beat out against it,
bore away toward the opposite shore.
Pistol in hand, Darlington turned
and confronted the astonished crowd
which had gathered in his rear.
What went he after?" he asked.
The men facing him looked from
one to another.
Darlington thrust the pistol back
into his belt, tore out his pocketbook,
opened it, and took out a ten-pound
note.
THAT for information"
One of the men whose boats Strath-
gate had disdained to employ forced
his way through the crowd.
'Iu tell you for the money"
Speak out. 'Tis yours"
"He come down here lookin' for a
man and a woman, and Cooper, he
owns the boat yonder, said his broth
er put a party containin' a man and a
woman aboard the Flying Star or a
shin like her last night"
What them" asked Darlington.
Then he offered a hundred pounds
for the tastes boat to put him aboard
the Flying Star afore she got clear
into the channel
And he took Cooper's boat" said
another boatman.
rs she the fastest in the harbor?'
well, there's some as do say that jim
Haights boats got the heels of her
Here's your ten pounds" said Car
rington. where's Haight?"
Here be, master"
"A hundred pounds to you" said
Darlington, IF you put me aboard that
shin. and another hundred IL you put
me there before Strathgate."
and II 1 don't do neither?" re
turned Haight, quickly.
Nothing" said Darlington. 'It''
win OF lose"
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Teach Poor Women to Cook.

Some of the home economics clubs
of the east have established "centers'
with all cooking school conveniences.
where poor women may be taught how
to keep house and cook economically.
There is no fancy cooking taught. but
simply the things that are served by
the poor people themselves each day.
only they are taught to keep account
of the expense and cook ecouDm-
ically.
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CHAPTER XII.
LADY Carrinaton's Luck.

About two o'clock in the morning,
as Ellen had expected, the breeze
sprang up. 1t blew fitfully In cats
paws and light battling airs at first,
Ellen made the most of every posi-
bility presented, however. She was
desperately anxious to get to Ports
mouth and she handled her boat with
all her accustomed skill, rejoicing in
her possession of it.
She did not awaken Debbie. She
let the boat drift while she herself
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Baked Eggs.

Heat a tablespoonful of butter in
small granite pan; when hot break in
as many eggs as you wish cooked, sea-
son with salt and pepper. and pour
over enough sweet cream TO cover
eggs. Place in the oven for a few
minutes.
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Yorkshire Eoaa. /.

Fry the eggs; arrange them on rec
tangular pieces of toast with slice Of
broiled ham. Garnish the middle with
friend parsley and serve with tomato
sauce on the side.
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REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM
Adopted by the Party Council Topeka First Session. Aug
25th, Under the New Law.

the party as announced adopted Chicago
President Which country and
& asSss the po e issue ss continued ns
the @ S ~d. am and T a affirm fH1 sat
of Mr. Taft assurance THAT the snd ade e
the de-, of aws an
especially speech of S of Mr.
that the commission areaay
the the @ of 81 under the
shall ample
We heartily endorse principle comforting the
interstate commission initiate ~, n or ss 1e
prevention Of unfair discrimination between
office the interstate commits his
o%a %oon a npon Se
by any which proceeding shall be maintained
carriers should should
In fixing that cost provision liberal compensation
se f aside % s'h sm the
but the people exOrDiant rates to
interest excessive bond issues or dividends on FICTITIOUS cap
should be elected by d.
labor the constitution Of the
the s for a snG a a
Of IS, such Legislation asnsp
nsy sc ~s sn So % for s
Ssh the eo1so as S RS'
,o o notified a s hs ae hHs
modification the earliest possible
the the nation a9 as0 to the m wh a % o U ne
candidate for president the security and
labor legislation is mGnr;
m of ae oo TO- a oP
the territories and safety appliances on @ required
all borers employed by mail
s t s R p in
hS s e bor W H
excellent labor laws have been pGyng the u aa
these laws the state Of Kansas under Republican
We endorse splendid Hoeh and
clean and eeny of
able and effective work
Of of ATTORNEY Gen "n .ns w he @ ate OIL law
We especially commend the work Of the last two Republican legs
the stump and declared for in the party
ing during the last four years
improve them as time and may prove
railroad law giving the power
cassicaon giving to the board Of railroad Sommssoaers
control iaw placing the state
service De laws for the employees
at depo S x 'aG ns't the G the
p p instrument laws These laws are every
The s has and o na s
cents two cents mile The only safe
past history party proves that Republican
into law the following meas
sufficient ascertain the valuation Of
p ps T the nto by the state the
public service corporations and limit
ing the owned by such copor
| ations
antilobby low.
h The Of a reference library bureau
and county assessors by
/ 49,
SixthA generous provision the legislature for state forestry
compelling all candidates and committees to pub
expenditures of political campaign under
| OATH a penalty for its violation
candidates
enabling banks
supervision
request candidates Tor
enabling
| banks to participate therein.
Nnhwwe appropriation enlargng the
hubandy of the State Agricultural
/ college
action Governor Hoch in appointing an edu
of investigating the school prob
| o the
will further strengthen
Of the and especially
facilities
recommend for aid 10
veal and supervision
| which will require
offering corporation deliver to the
setting the object Of the corporation the
which the stock has been sold
providing that
for false statement
making false statements shall
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Los nugVOs profesnres.
fY6nBa ID adici6n de- avar.N

(V6aBs Ia 9diCI6n de aver.
PFofesuRea EuFaleG.-MonsoTEata DsliE
Mendes, Federico EOteveB, Alberto Fate
veO, MRFiano r. Garcia. Marfa LuiaR Rel
chaEd, de Aguadilla; MREiR GFillRBcS y
Teresa Sanchez de UtuRdo Emilia Ruiz
de PorEau, Felisa AlvsRRE Marines, Pea
casio Rivers, TomaHa Ruiz, Maria Torres
Ma8SoEanne, EdolmiEa Torres, Josefa SO
TFapo GsTFsBteguf y Ana Bosch FQ8ntsE
de AdjGntSs; Rosa Molinsri CiEano, n.
Miranda. de Camuy; JaIis Ball y JOs6
Colon Roman, de Araciho; Isabel Perez,
de Manstf; Honorio CaErasquillo, de Cia
les; Francisco de A. Ramirez y EmiIiano
M aEtinez, de VegA B.ja; Francisco q.
BGErioB. Ramona GATCfs, Acacia Colon,
Juana BsrreEa, R~miro Marquee Teo'
doHia SNgado, de BAyRm6n.
Como maeStFaB pTepaTatoFiag han BidO
RprobadeB: Luis r jas de San juan, Jn'
lilo Rivera, N Nsmesio OAEabAllo, GomeEsin
da Rivera Juaoa Rivera de Caroline;
Dolores FrAnco AmsliR Esp6sito de
Rio Grandt; Paula Gonzalez, Maria CO.
TrsR, Trinidad L due y Rafael Silva dc
Nsguabo; R,f.el Qaln1neu, RsfAel M. Ca
mncho Martina Csmacho, EloiaR Sierra y
Juan @. Lopez dc HumRcao; Francisco
SAnAbris, Maria Antonis Jimsnez Pc.
dro Bosch do CngaSp; Julia Ortiz Diaz,
R.fsel Diaz Maria @. DiAz do Comsrfo
Bias Nisto Colon, jose EEpAda MaEFsro,
MsEia VsEqueE, Arsenic J. Ortiz, de Al
b0nitc; Jor6 SuFo CoHt61, Jsnus M. Mslen'
DEE CaEmsn Torres, de BArFoS; Manual
Garfige de Ccamo; Petra A f1nao, Cecilia
Nun Carmen eChmidth Manuel Solsr
de Jusua Disa; PoffEis Alier, de Ponce;
Robuatiauo Torres de- Gus yanills; Saliva
dor MoFsIea, francois E D8Chsoeux. Fa'
lix Vazqusz, Bias OivssaB, Francisco FL
gueEoa, . impia Coaas Antonis BREto'
lomsy de YAuoc. (Continusrd.)
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.BUEN GOBIERNO MU-
\ niCipaI en- Quebra-
. diIIas.
Plllbra8 lOI Honorable g0bOrnld0T a lGuST To-
GlbO Del IRfuTmV
Ode nWsstrO oOrre9pOn0aZ especially

AgoBtoi 16.-HemOB vinto 81 infoFme
suuRl que nueEtFO alCald9 hs diFigido FL
Honorable g0beEnRdoE do Puerto Rico,
dRndo CuentR del Ggtado de la 0dminiatEA'
Ci6n duERnts el 1907 al 1908.
Es un documento que honFR al ConOejo,
R1f como al RlCaldOs pueB GxiBts en- cajR,
despu6U de CumpIidan todaB Las atenCionGB
10 CantidRd dc CuRtrociente8 pesos con VEIN
TO Cantavos
El Honorable gobsFn0dor al 8CUsRr re-
Cibo, 10 hRCs en- lR foEm0 Biguisnts:
"Tengo Ol guBtO de aouIRr Eecibo de
vEentFo favor de AgoOto pEimsEo tFRnBmi'
tiendo sl "Informe anuaH de lR munich
ralidRd por el afio teFminRdo en- JUNO 80,
1908, y aHf tRmbi6n 10 COngFatulo usted
por 10 sficisnts mGneTR On qus los AIuntoB
muniCipAles do QuabrAdiIlRB han uido ad'
minintFRdog duTants 0l paBRdo Afio."
Fl TeBoEeTo de Puerto Rico on otrR CO.
muniCaoi6n diEigida al Honorable RICRlde,
dice On "a primer paFrRfo: "De 10 GBtRdfa'
tiCR llsvads en- este DspRFtRmento, FeBultR
IN heCho que hRce honor uHtad como jef0
do eBR administration municipal. Ne re-
fsEo Al hnbeF gabido uBted dirigir de una
mRpera tan acsEtSda log RBuntog fnanci9'
roB de e1e municipio, que cate podE6 ceFFar
suB operaCiOneB en 30 de JUNO corriente,
ain up c0ntAvo do daudA fl ltRnte muY
lejoBde t6l deuda con IN sobrants en- efsc'
two como jamEI 10 obtuvo NntsEioEmsnts."
EnviamoG nusBtroB pl6Cemsa & nueatrRB
autoTidBdGB municip2leB.
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ClmaS J ropi blanca.

81 bRsaE de ls cslla de San FrRnCiGcO
8igue ofEeCiendO 81 pdblicO 0l mes BslsCto
BuEtido do objsto8 de fantasia que pusds
deBsaTBe. Adem6B de Lon sombEeEos para
saioraH y HeiaEitaB, , OtEOB mil objetOl
para damas ? cabRll0Eog, tisns an busn
suFtid0 de CamRg con tOdos aus aCCe8orioB
= de lOI mas slegantss modeIog. Un gran
SuEtidO do FOps blanca para Befi1FaS
= Mfi1Eitsa RCaba de- TsCibir por los tilti'
mos vApOEsB y todR CIaBa de PEsndaB de
estR ClaBs pueden ancontHaFBs On ''LAa No
va5ade5''. E1sncias fnaB, de todAs mar
cas- y pr0OsdenCiaa. ObistoR de toCadOF.
PuF0g0aB sombriIIaa % encuentran alIf
& pRsCiog sin C0mpstencia.
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un fen0menaI SuEtidO.

El Mnor Am6ricO saIaS que Hiemprs re.
nUevG el BuFtido de 8u aCE0ditadO oBts bic.
Cimiento "El Popular" hR FeCibidO en- CO.
toB dltimoB vapOFeB, nueVoB y slegantfsimcE
modeloB de CAlERdO para sefiOEas, sen ioFitaE,
nifioB = CabsllsFOU. OffeCa Las meiOreH
maTCOB de EstAdoB UnidoB ? Europa , los
modsloB gon lindfsimoB. Los pRaCio8 Ein
OompetsnCia Ha hsCho tambi6n nuOvaU
introduCCiOnes de eSsnCiRs fnas agusB de
toCadoF y polvoB para la cara y diOntsB.
EntuChsu muy aFtfStiCOH y do elGgantfSimau
foEmaB 60 IR msiOr 0pOTtunidAd para
adquiFiF inmejoFableB aTtfCuIos de fantaEfP.
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AbTlgos de veranO.

En ol PARIS Bazaar 90 acaban de
FsOibir abEigOs fermR MONTE CARLO
en- color Champagne pEopios para IL eats
Ci6n. Los hay eIsgantisimOB con GusIloB
boPdado8 y de pEeCioB muY limitadOE. Para
Balidas do tORtFo ? de bRilos Bon inmeioEa'
ble8. En- abFigos negrOB hay IN gran
8uEtido. AbRnieog jRpOneBGa gran move.
dad peRfumGEfa fina fEanCaaa do lau mpio'
EsI meECaE Ointuronsa, pOinetaB iEfoidRd
de RgtfculoB do nOyodad qua esta cRga Fa'
Cibs poE todoB Loo vapoEs5 qua uegan do
Europa. PEDRO GIUsTL, FoEtaIa'
n 27.
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ANTEs DR PODER .

ANTES DR PODER q
utilizarlos, es menester extraer el
hierro 4 orc de la piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del acei-
to de h1gado de bacalao puro.
Sus Virtudes no Sc encuentran en-
sus materias grasosas y mucho
m6nos en- su asquerosO sabOr y
olor. Sus efectos sobre los ner-
vios y la repUgnancia con que 10
recibe ell est6mago, son mas que
sufcientes para contrarestar, en-
la mayor1a de las gentes, sus
buenos efectos como medicina, y
ESQ sin tomar en- cuenta que es
de difcil digestion. Sin embar-
go, siempre hemos tenido mo-
two para Greer, que enVuelto en-
los elementOs que componen ell
aceite de bacalao, Sc encOntraban
propiedades curativas del mas al
to valor, pero fu6 necesario sepa-
rarlas de su nauseabunda matriz
en- que estaban combinados, y es-
to es 10 que con gran 6xito Sc ha
efectuadO en- la elaboration de La
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
en- cuyo efcaz remedio, tan sa-
broso como la miel, tenemos toda
la esencia del Aceite de Bacalao
PurO, combinada con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre.
Estos ingredientes, .constituyen
un reconstruction de tejidos, un
purifcador de la sangre y un re-
constituyente general incOmpara-
BILE. Ante este remedio, la enfer-
medad Sc retira con una efcacia
y rapidez, que asombra q los IA
cultativos tantO como deleita a
los enfermos. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia y Afecciones
Pulmonares, jamas deja de pro-
porcionar un aIivio Y curar. Eel
Sr. DR.. Jose NJ. Guiiosa dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sefiorita que
presentaba algunos sfntomas in
quietantes en- Ell aparato respira-
torio y desde Ell primer frasco CO.
memo q notarse alivio marcado,
habiendo desaparecido toda hue
llade enfermedad al terminar el
sexto frasco.'' En- las Boticas.
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0tTa OCuTenEia que pud8 ser de fa-
tales C0nSeCuslCiaS.

Aver como & laS 6 de Ia tArds y en- Ia
plaza dc Colon, pudo ocnrrir an CRAo ana.
logo al que paa6 con 81 desvanturado Fran
cisco SierER.
Ell "chauffsr" frances que anda con 81
pefro en- 81 Autom6vil vsnfR dc PuertR de
TisErs en- una bicicletR de vRpOr y al do
blRF hRci0 Ia deFeoha atERvesaba an i6ven
que lAde6 sl ouerpo y Hs sRlv6 de una CO.
gidR, ysndo 81 oioliBta daF contra una do
las jAulaB que guardian loB RFbolitoB de IL
plOzuOlo, dobldndolo, pueE tSl era 10 v0'
loCidsd que traia.
Doupu6S 90 aps6 sl ciclitta = 30 puBo
rsvilRr su mGquina, que pGFece Eufri6 Rlgo
ca el oheqUe con la jaala.
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LOLA MONIES Y AGISTINA CUBAN.

PEoOedsntes de Guyana hslIGbanBs
ByeE en- San Jaau dos di tinguidas damau
puertoFFiqutn Lola MonteB y Agusti,
na GOfai9, viudG de DoittAu.
En- GuayamA aaiatieron Ia impcEtante
RrRmbl0R eSpiritiStR alll CelsbradR tt.
mRmGnts.
Los Monies 81 una intOligsnts puerto.
7Eiqutna que, con 90 palAbFa y con 80
plUnS, dtfsLds las dcctEinas de Allan
Kardsc.
AguutiuR Cuff sin % Is iIuutrada direC.
tOrR de EI Iri0 de Pas, de Maysgtiss, pa.
lsnque On 0l Cual luce ella Ia brillSntsz
de ~ pIumR ? lR ClREidRd de So inteIigsn-
Cia.
A ambAB damaH nAludR ola CorreBpon.
dencis" dsUsdndOlAG fslia EetOEno & SuB
hoqaFeg.
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CsAGIOItO DoF Ia Banda Dol R'gImIGnt0 Do Puerto
Rico on 10 Plaza ''DlIdOrIsty."

Programs. 1-PaHo dobIs clos Pa
rFRndsEo6", Navarro.
2-GFan fantasia sobra motivoa de IR
6psra MARTINA, WallaCs.
ga petici6n) Walls interms8zo
"Amor que musEO y amor que mace, Bal
sairo.
4-seIsCCi6n dc Ia Opera "La Vsntni'' I,
MOrcadsnte.
5-DansR "TSssua" (Premiada en- 81
Oert6msn), OvAlle.
6-PaSo dobls 'ssviIla , ZaEVgoEA", 1,
VsTguHllR.
Star spaDgled Banner.
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FeIfcita Garcia.

De- tsmpoEada en- SsnturCs On ls Himpf'
tioa rsEidsnCiR de los diHtinguidoG eBpOlOB
Rodriguez Sara Mo'inR, SO enousntra lN
intsligents y bsllR gsfiorita, linda for del
jaTdin SRDgOFmeflo FslfcitA Garcia. Rel
toramoH nusltro mas afectuOso Halupo 4 Ia
euCantadorR ueiiorits = doBg6moaIs mil fs
liCi1adeG. .-RaWs6W QujHONss.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs-Lou dfaB
% , 81 del COEEionts meB Dc AgoBto Dc
1908. 90 VendeESn Ga pdbliCa.gubaGta dc
giste once de Ia nochs en- la "Oaga do
PE6Gtsmos" de Fl. L6p0E C0psTo, (san
jose 16) infnidad ds prsndaB que no han
Md0 Fouovadaa nj canCsladaa en- d tRang'
ouEao do Rais mola Ia Gasa Oontinds aug
epSRaoiQn08.
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V, MERINO & Co.
Apartado de correo I.o7e.

Teeono 4a2 Apartado de correo Lo7e
Bano Lavab OdOs Fregadero Tube his
fundido h galvanizdo las
e de
Pintrs Immediate
Banco zinc Frances pedad BaneO Ing DOs
LEONES" Barnic clas de Ina
supeO Cserfa ana de tOdOs los gues ma1 Cler Pana Ia
ba Azl
Crsa Tragalu1esy MostdO Lunas pOa Ferera Hea
Moduas
idO de Pp Enpzary de dVerdad adcu
limpiar muebles
San Francisco 63 2. R.
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Do AdRIRlSlFaeI6R.

AvisamOs & Las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que ell peri6dico no les ser&
enviadO, 81 el avisO que con tai
Objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del impOrts de La suS-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. POF IN semestre $3.50.
Por uR &fO $500. RgQO Gss-
tieiaA1s-
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-Nrfi mana & laB 8 p. m. 30 EsuniFG 81
COnaejo Executive ca session axtRaOTdioaEia.
-NusVoB padidos de BolaFeg han EsCi,
bido los I0H BefiSgsB Behn h8TmRn0 para
vivisndas ca 81 "CGndado" y log tEabsjo8
del boulevard sNsBsi1RA" Rdslantan E6'
pidsments.
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Washington, AgoHto 1s.-EI OapitEn
Baldwin ha anunClRdo al p6blico que %
prop0ns ConEtFuir unR fotR do aar6HtRtos
para visjaE entire New York y FilRdslia.
AfFma 9l CRpitGn Baldwin que Lon apsEa'
toAz que hB de COnstruif NO CffscsEGn psli'
groB de ningdn g6nsEO y que en- ell0H Bs
podF6 diBfrutsF de mRy0reg vsntsiaR para
81 tFRnBPort0 que Ga loB fsrEooRFFilss On
lol YapoFea. Cada mo de Los RoE6lta-
tog-diio BRldWin-p0dEG lleVaF C6moda'
msnts tEeinta pRBAjeFOB eutFe lOB dos CitA'
dos pnntos de New York , FiIRd0Iia.
En- los clubs do nsvegAci6n a6res 70 aplau'
de eI pFop6Sito del capitGn Baldwin en-
ire Loo afoionadoB de lee dos grandeS Ciu'
dSde8 ameFiCana8 hR dsHpeEtado gran an.
tu8iaBmo Au Rnuncio. Baldwin gozR famR
do COR un Gompstents t6OniOO en- cussti0neB
de nRvsgaci6n R6Gea.
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Paris, AgoEto 19.-Ls MatiN, de ssta
capital, pubIiCR un CabIsgTamR de Was
hington que, aunqus hB Hido Comsntadfsi'
mo poF una pRFt0 del pdbliCO, 10 CF0s que
as COas sin impoFtanCiR alguua , ObEa ds
lR pEenHs Sensational. En- el CiEado cable
gFsma ne aboga poE Ia alianEN germRno'
americana, con IL Cual-agrsgs 81 dsspa'
Cho-geEfR indsfeCtiblomonts dGFHotRdo eI
Jap6n. 81 Herald, de Nuevs York, publ
ca, aegdn las nOtiCias Rquf EsCibidAE, gran
CRntidad dc tslegramaB que COntisnsn 81
FxtrRoto de vArias iStsTViesOs con atlas per-
gOnalidRdeB dc lR pOlftiOa 1obEs 81 mismo
Rsunto; psF0 peHRT del Yuslo que 20 le ha
querid0 dRF lR question, no hay demoA'
traciOneB OBtsnSibIsB do que en- 81 gran p6'
bliCO en- general go ConCsda intaE6s las
notiOiaB CirCuladau.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

OougtRntinopIa, Agssto 19.-ss vsEif'
CO la Rnuuciada sutopsis en- sl Cad6vsr del
miniHtF0 de 10 guerra, mUeFto Fepentins
mentS. Las BOgpsChRs de que tRl musFts
pudisRR hRbeF HidO oCasionRda por msdios
Criminaleg, han aidO diGipadaG p0r aqu6l
EecaFBo de ls CisnCia. ri ministro de Is
guerra muRi6 OauBa do unR Affection car
diaOa de Is CuRl v0nfa padeCiendo. 81
dusIo hR sido general On TODD 81 pAfB , On
estR Ciudad loI funeEaIsH del miniatro fas'
ron tan pompOsOB que no han tsnidO pre-.
Csdsnts RDguno, pus8 tOdoH los slementOs
p0lltico8 Dc COnfundisFon para Eendir
todR Olaa0 dc p6BtumoB honoreB Rl malO'
grsdo nilitRr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
UHULEO UE UUIu
TsIegIafia sin hilos sntre FranGia y
ell CahO de Finistsus en- EsPaiIa.
en- On cabIegrama De Washington Sc
abOga POr Ia alIanza geTnanO-
americana para sPI8staFaI JsPtn.
No fu6 dshid1 a 10 atentado Crimi-
nal la musrts del ministTO de Ia
guerra turCO.
Ia construction de una flOta de ae-
E6stat0s para Viajar entTs NuGvs
York y FiladeIfi8.

Paris, AgoUbO 19.-Hs qusaado sstAblO'
Cido al telefono ain hiloa entire Francis y
Espafia. La eBtaCi6n de Ia Fspdblics en-
FopeR % hR communicate CON lR estRblacids
On FiniEtsrFe, GRlicia. I'll Telultado obts'
nid0 hR gido bFillRntG. Sc considers un
gran exit0. La extenGi6n sntRa Les dos sB,
taOionoB en- de 80 miIlas. Tanto en- Fran
Gle, GspeCiRlmsnts en- euts capital, como en-
EspafRp De hR fsEtejRdo extFaordinREiamsn'
to sgts sueeSo que Il pEOnsa dc t0dos matt
CG8 EegistEa CON GntuBiaumo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

I'm Ggta impEsnta % Yonds pspI de
Poii6diOa Vi0ia 82.0O Ian A8 klog Csqa
QUSAtGL .~~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

CV6Gse Ia q ediei6n de ma6aMa).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

San Juan P. r.
The evening world., 1908-10-09
GIRL SHOPL|FTER
SPURNS TEMPER
SHE EL0PED WITH
2ittsburg Beauty Freed on Pro-
baton After Mans
: Confession.

Margaret Clark. the girl accused Of
~ opliftins. who. by her pea ,ty and evil
dent breeding, earned the name in the
Criminal Courts Building of the "Spe-
cial Sessions Mystery" was allowed to
80 free In the Court of Special Sessions
to-day by Justices Olmsted. Wyatt and
deuel.. on her promise TO reform.
Immediately after her release. the girl
h&rried from the courtroom, leaning Oh
the arm Of Mrs. AMMAN, the probation
airy officer. TO whom she had confided
. her story. Her eyes We're red from
weeping and she did not cast a glance
at down-cast looking young man who
sat In the rear Of the courtroom and
looked eppealingly al ner as she passed
out
He was Edward Tyrrell, OF Pittsburg
the young man with whom. the police
say, the girl was living in a furnished
room at No. I2> West Twenty-seventh
street, when she was arrested for steal
ing a piece OF silk in a store. Tyrren
created a sensation few days ago
when Margaret Clark was brought up
for pleading. He arose and said he
"iSheu 10 p!eau suIIty Tor ner. w men
asked II he was n lawyer he replied in
the negative ana then told the story OF
his relations with the girl and blamed
himself for her downfall.
To Mrs. AMMAN Margaret Clark said
that she was tho daughter OF a wealthy
and respectable family living in the
Heron Hall district Ot Pitts0urg. Mrs.
Axman investigated and received sew
eral letters vouchinG for the girls pre-
vious good character. and a telegram
from a woman in Pittsburg, promising
TO care for Margaret II she were re-
leased.