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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
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TIDE Fang, Chinese pinistfsE e to,,,i tn
. limited ld States &eStep ana PERU win
begin a speaking tour tonight With
an Address before the. AsiatI Associa.
tloh In New York. Tomorrow he viii
so to Boston and will address Tie Tie
:Merchatrtst Club i4nn 'r'the*f Subject. or
"Thetf commercIarr9Deeivef6prhe 81
chtna:t;!After his 'IsostGinn VISIT ne Will
:returhl' to Newly ofk tto speak :bsrote
the GiyicyForurrin, CarrnneEfe1 1a1rnsl
'|c753r::'NVut has pers:Eteni1y rdfussd ato
discuss the troubles rel xstfn & betwesf1;
his nation and JabanI and Tt iiss not ltEet
ly that he will make any reference to
the subject IN his speeches. All refer:
fence TO the Tats1 Hiarl Incident IA
also Avoided BY tbs wittaehd scholarly
lchilsse l.olpat 1ths, slwinEfe>inl
his eyes Nhsns as brodch&,I
;besgeF q N q tIah 81 fhte!
ltefusaa ST Stfea6Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22

1fEEsfH EsEn %ltHh1 faelh at 9tfeFs1laT
oopa ed ssitfFl TjdIo1.- 5.tF1:I5'T GbstDd.ai
aoi4c CENTRAL league s1AsoN4at
-tpINDIANfa Rol-!sn,, ppdl..sAnru.i 22s,1
Baseball VIII have tltts,, prem Ie ri
J|p5 ~ h6f. Central League loWnia ;ttqqipegg
row. when the first pt& hf E iftrEl1eqs AT
14s sames-astll-Aeett d a4e.l The open.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
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EASTERN WORCESTERSHIRE,

Ryss. sW: Pressi Asso,ycciation,l.

Il! j, BY i,yi,:S3-a Y.q Press 44ssociationsh:p
NEW YORK. Aprii a22. 4 .IBaselian
fans lnlss,o f the, smaller citiesI of, the East.
composing the Eastern League ofPro-
te.ssionnlt Baseball &C lnbs.,Mi see. the
FIRST GANGS, of .the3season1 this after
noon and mpTrq w.uh MontrealE plays
at Baltimore and Buffalo at, Sewark
tp:daE,1,h To:morrp~;,a afternoon Rnches.
ter VIII open ,at. Providence and,Toroh:
to at lsEsey: City. !The,seasou endsrnn
September 20. "a E:fthe .conl51.tnterna.
tlonatl :basehall league lJnf; existence.
With ila the ,exeeptipnof .the,Northweateri.
League. the Eastern League contest
for the pennant. always attracts wide.
||sb6ffshd attention For time there
twas. some llodBt about M6titfeaa' beiHE
frenreseftedl ihn.thedheaeMsf this sea.
son.: Subtitle diiiiculffes hava n6w been a;s;irI'
Settled satisfactorily. anl.thee Ganafiinn-
metropolic will make strong bid for
the fdg. The ehhmPipnsfiiipn s season 2f; as
usual. includes 140 games. l5bs7' '.. a.
! In adIltloaattith1r tlff7aeeel6 holidays in
ftiistA cotintfs.a NIei.foFiap .Dfy9iuyiiy
Fourth and Labor DaysIhth9re !. are
lhre6 EeaHalian nolIdas:a,o2May, s5th
Is Victqria-4. 1aNb,Rlt .Baitlmnneaat
Eqronta AIldI NEFarsa at: Afpntreals.Do
tninion Day fiRAsu Rpffaln a&1htnntupal
FAbnRoc hheatREa ats !TaraptaafsT Toronto
h ga4ha ,clEtc haliAay On August I'D. vixen
Jersey City plays there. ,r $500
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-22
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I, cHARLEsToN. April % When the
s &c lslgsEs;gl AL ID
special session Of the Legislature .,ii
Of the, few: things It recommended was
9af ten fastssspt isf;Ehtff]
. James w Paul. Of the depar tment 81
' lssss sss a ssa
tered upon his duties yesterday going
tdha NGalRMEI nda ESien kEt1H
remain for several days. III 9 IS 4
s. The need OF an assistant In the min.
Ing department has been felt for some.
time as 1t Is necessary for ME9fbI+l6
be away much of the time. "a
b The assistant viii be IN charge OF
lEsiUfj4Rss s sssi} S s Is g
trained inS the mining industry, ma
W ss9b ha IS H a1Rln s9Pfss " 1,'s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
new INSURANCE AGENCY
The Wright Bristol Is Name Of New
Firm Started in Fargo Repre-
sentins Strong Companies.

The Wright Bristol Insurance agency
is the firm style of a new and formida-
BILE insurance combination formed in
this city this week r. T. Bristol who
has been special agent and adjustor
for two of the largest fire companies
in the country for the past year and
one-haf and who has several years
experience in the local Insurance. field,
has joined with w. HI. Wright, who al
so has represented several strong COM
panies in Fargo for years, in the in
surance business.
The new firm has purchased the
III. d. Davidson agency and all Of the
fire companies represented by The
Hatcher Brothers agency with the ex-
ception of the Northwestern Fire &
Marine ms. Co., which is retained by
them, and consolidated the same with
the agency of w. H. Wright,
This includes eleven strong cGmpa-
nies, thus making a combination that
will make powerful bid for the in
surance business of the city. The firm
is now prepared to write all kinds OF
insurance, such as fire, lightning, tor
nado, hail, etc. The Office of the firm
will be at suite 39-41 Stern block
which are now being arranged to care
for the business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
INCREASE IN
COAL SHIPMENTS
WESTERN SHIPMENT or BLACK
DIAMONDS THIS YEAR MUCH
LIGHTER THAN IN PAST AND
DOCK MEN ARE COMMENCING
TO WORRY OVER SITUATION.

Even at this late date the coal ship
ments to this state are not what they
should be and the dock men at the
head of the lakes are much worried
over the situation. However, there was
q marked increase IN shipments in
October over the month Of September
and it is stated that approximately be-
tween 1000 and 1,200 cars were ship
ped. The dock men are unable to as
sign any reason why the western
shipments are not as large as they
have been in past years.
The car situation Is good and there
are plenty Of cars for handling coal
The grain shipments have been heavy
but a large part, of the cars are be-
ing returned empty instead of being
loaded with coal for the western
country as is usually the case.
Shipments to little towns In the
state have been small which is due
considerably to the fine state of the
weather The dealers are selling little
fuel since the recent cold snap and
just what the situation would be
should 1t turn suddenly cold is not
known.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
A HANDCUFF CHALLENGE
Fargo Man Says He Has Pair That
Grose, Who Is at the Grand,
Can't Open.

Grose, the handcuff king, who is APP
pearing at the Grand this week claims
his ability to unlock any handcuff that
can be placed on him. His only stip-
ulations are that
The handouts must be in good work
ing order.
The owner must demonstrate to the
audience that the handouts can be
locked and unlocked.
The handouts must be placed on
the arms in the ordinary way.
b. M. Leonard of this city, who saw
Grose at the Grand, believes he has a
pair that Grose cannot open. AS a
result Of challenge on the part OF
Grose, the two men have put UP $50
each with The Forum. If Crosse opens
the handouts the money goes to him
If he fails the money goes to Leonard
The test is to be made at the second
show Friday night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
POLYTECHNlCS MEET
Scientific Society Of Fargo and Moor
head Held Session Last Evening
Willard Spoke.

The Polytechnic society Of the edu-
cational institutions of Fargo and
Moorhead held a regular session last
evening at which a most interesting
programme was rendered. Prof. D
e. Willard of the geological depart
ment Of the Agricultural college spoke
on the Stump Lake region and its geo.
logical formation and relation to the
geography Of the northwest. Professor
Willard has made special study of
this region and his address was most
interesting and comprehensive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
CALANDER'S PARTNER
DR.. CaIIander Has Associates, With
Him in His Practice Dr. Me-
Oregon.

DR.. Callander announces new part
nership In his medical practice In
the future he will have associated
with him DR.. Murdoch McGregor, a
classmate with him at the medical
school in Toronto. The new doctor
has been located at Fessenden and is
widely known all over that part of
the state. He and his family are tenn
porarily at the Waldorf but will soon
be located on the south side. The
new Arm will have the old Offices of DR..
Callander as well as those formerly
occupied by DIR. Hill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
FARGO COUPLE WEDS
Miss Winnifred Vidger and A. ]. Dam
strom Were Married Last Even
ing in This City.

Last evening Miss Winnifred Vid-
ger and Alex Julius Danstrom were
married at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs e. T. Hunkins. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock by Dean
H. L. Burleson of Gethsemane cathed-
raj. The wedding was quiet and was
attended only by the intimate friends
and relatives of the contracting parties.
The bride is one Of Fargo's popular
society girls while the groom Is widely
known, being assistant agent of the
Northern Pacific railroad in Fargo.
The young couple left last evening for
Seattle and other western points where
they will visit for several weeks and
on their return will make Fargo their
home.
The Shoe hospitaI ror sick shoess
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
BUILDERS WILL FEED
Social and Business Session Of Build
ers & Traders Exchange Will
Be Held Tonight.

A combined social and business ses-
sion of the Builders & Traders Ex-
change will be held this evening in
the exchange rooms Of the Commercial
club. There are many important mat
ters to be brought up at the session
and following the transaction of this
business the members will enjoy a
Dutch lunch. A good attendance is
desired
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
WITH ELLSWORTH g. JENKINS.

Mr.. Barney Shimmonovitz of the
above firm has employed a Dakota
Business College stenographer to as
sist with the correspondence. Nearly
all of the larger firms in this city are
engaging these pupils, which proves
the superiority OF the D. B. c. teach
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
A EREE scHoiA ARsHlP

To any young man who can find an.
other business school In the entire
northwest which is so well equipped
as the Dakota Business College, the
ID. B. c. viii issue free scholarship.
Notify your friends of this offer and
have them try for It.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
Hav RaIers Wanted.

We are prepared to let contracts for
the baling of 1000 to 1900 tons of hay
for immediate shipment. Write or
phone us at once. Morton g. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

On the whole am satisfied with the
election To the unfortunate candi-
dates, don't take your defeat to heart,
you may have success next time, and
Il you don't succeed next time do like
Bryan-try again. If you want a
good job come in and see Louis Hotop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

Some people would prefer to buy a
thing second -hand"--if the price is
right. Advertise 1t in the For Sale
columns Of The Forum
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

For sale-New McDougle kitchen
cabinet, never been unpacked; this
cabinet retails at $3.50, will sell at
wholesale. Address Box SIG. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

Nov. 6, from $50 to at First M. e.
church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

Chicken pie supper Friday evening,
Nov. s, from $3.50 to at First M. e.
church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

"A practical reader of the ads can
quickly tell what stores are especially
worthy of a visit TOMORROW.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

Bedlin, Nov. 5.-The engagement of
Geraldine Farrar, the Melrose, Mass,
prima donna, to Antonio Scott, the
Italian baritone OF the Metropolitan
operahouse, has just been announced.
This engagement comes as somewhat
OF a surprise to her many friends in
view OF her recent definite announce
ment that she was not engaged. A
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

year ago when Miss Farrar came to
America on the same steamer with
Antonio Scott there were predictions
that the play bills last winter would
announce Signor and Signora Scotti
before the season was over. These
were treated by the famous American
singer as jest, but now, nearly a year
later, this prophesy has been fulfilled.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05

The Forum does no Jop printing.
Have knight Printing Co. print IL
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-05
MEAT GUTTER WANTED

First class meat cutter wanted at
Eggert's market. Steady work; good
wages. No boozer need apply.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08

Y bien, fffYolA Zoo.
lombine:" CFsy6raSe ex
tinguida con 81 tintinso
de tus CaBcAbsles, 10 md,
nioa de tus CRTCsjadRR.
Los colorinss de tu trsje,
la luz de tus lentejuelsE,
81 bRillo do tua Ojol pf.
Caros, 81 perfume do tn
.-... -. .,.Gs1a- nDvwaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08

Jos que fueron sptregsdas sin olavAE con
f1rme la Cl6uuulS d impuestR poE 81
vsncsdor- $40 600 proysctiles EuTtidoa de
cs non (gEanadRB oTdinaFiaG BphFanelu, =
Potsl de metEallal y alguncs millOnsa Dc
CRTtuChoR,
La guaFnici6l priSionsEa ID componian
81. 214 soldados 1887 isfes ofciRleF,
exceptuando 1900 enfermos que b. bfs ca
los hoBpitales.
ES evidents, pusB, que ii con Il toma de
ls OolinR Alta Ia plszs ofrecfa u muy
pocaG eHperRnzas, qusdGba 81 q timo, 81
poStrer eafueTzo que exigsn LAD lsyea mil.
tares de Rusia.
lQa6 ss pFOpuuo stoessl 81 Capitula,?
5Sa.Ysr su vida? ;"AboFTaE suerif ios
indtiJe0 & suu IOldadOs" "-Iegdu ~ propia
declaration en- CaTta que diTigisTa al gene.
raj Nogi para astipulaE las bases de Il
entFega3-En este cGBo 81 militaY procadi6
hNnSanGms1sts, se1stimentGlmente.
lEs CoRPecto, en- 1ituacioneI como esav
psSaE msdiF sl peligUO, uentir 81 anhslo
de viviI? Yo entiendo que NO,
StoeBal fu6 d militar que Uovtuyo haafa
Ia ''pend'tima" hoTa Is vida de la pIazs.
81 hijo de MaTta de Belona qua pref.
rio e Cslda de az pEsaidio entrar por
q pFopf 60 de d gloria.
Be hR dieho que 81 alma az Il plaza
ere 81 general KoudFathsnk que muarto
6,ta Il examinaP uns de laB foItiRcacioneu
ID moral dol ei61Cito qusd6 gEandomonte
qVabEapada J sstoail 70 Polr6 MD quO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08

MENTE los reCuEsos dc TeziEtsnciR. Y
vsmol & pEObaFl0.
Destruido el sector oriental, tomsda ID
Colina Alta (203 metFoa con p6rdida dc
Is mil hombres del ej6fcito BitiAdoy, des
trufdo uuo de log liensoB de murallR de
ErliDg .ChRn, quedaYon loB Bitisdos batidoB
Dor al fuego de 40 piesas, de elias enoF-
mes morteroB do % centfmetroB, los que
Colocadon en- ls pvimera pogici6n hscfan
Bcbre la plaza uD fuegO moTtifsEO cen PIE
Cisi6n atsEEadora. Los iaponeHeG, com
prendiendo que la foEtalezR no taFdarfR
en- CaeF Eendida, suBpendieEon 81 fuego
fn de obtsnsEla con el me1oE dsil9 ma
teTisl possible.
Uno de los gTandeQ eFroFsg de Stoesel
fac oEdenar fuess tEaBIadada tisErR toda
10 AEtille1fa gVueua del egcuadE6n destacR'
do ca 81 puerto. ESta medids fu6 tomada
arte 81 peligEo que coEEfa 81 frente Norte
con ID destruction del fpe1ts XII kuRn poE
un obds de 2S.
Con eatR toFpe msdida qQed6 inutilisRda
para sl Combsta una fl ,ta compueatR de 5
acoEazRdoB, CTuCsFo acorazRdo, cEuCsFo
pEotejido y vRTioS buqusS memories.
IPudo EtoeBsl EsaiatiE ell aBalte2
Veamos 81 report entregado por Nogi
81 ministeEio de la Guerra dRndo cuent8
del material oAptuEado.
En- los almaceneI de pFoviGi0nGs habfa
mas de 5000 EaCione1 dc pescado $500
y gallstss; ca loa faOEtSu, 472 Cshonea dc
varies ealibEa 7 R PaRtaCtal eqpoielene
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08
CARTA De SlENKlEWCKZ.
PruSllROS J EQIaG0s,

HR producidO gran uenaaci5n en- todRB
parties una ConmoveeoTs cnTtR del gran
eBCEitor pOlaCo Enrique SisI kitwit kz, au'
tor del Quo vadi0, que publica q Echo
SienkiewiCkz Ee dirige en- ella, y On %.
pFemR apelRci6n, les intelectuslsB de
todo 81 mundo, rogSndoleg SO pTeocupen de
10 que Hucede hoy On 10 Polonia pTupiRns,
victima de una gsTminaCi6n que es peer
que una horrible tirRnfa.
El gran noveliSta eDumeEa las medidaI
vejHtoEisa inhRmanRB que han apfridO
loa polRcoS de psrte de les pEuEianoU, y
trata despu6s de la Icy de expropiaCi6n
foHEOgR votRda hRce poCou dfaB por 81
LAndtag = que se encamiUa 4 priVaF do
Gus tieEraB los polNcOu que Run las pO.
seen.
"Trss la libsrtal poIitica-d dice sisn'
kitwickS-k Tusia quiere aFTebRtarnoB lR
possession material de nueltro lueIO.
'Esa Icy sgrega-ha Buucitado nm ana.
mime gEito dc indignaci6n On PoIonia.
"La protests del pueblo que quisEs
RPlastaF 81 prusian0, vAli61dose de Ia fuer.
"a bRuta, Ber6 f,uctffsFG, 81 Hs hacen eco
de ella los Representatives. del labsT uni,
vsEtal.
"En PolOniR Eo debate una question do
humAnidad. PeF ESQ 20 ruego, dsBde ls
tKibuna de "L' EChot de PaEfs", laa emi
nsnCiaa de Ii CienCia, la litsTatuFa las
aEteu, eXpOugAn Bu opinion y noR Ryuden
con Bug conEejos eBfueEBoG."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08
POema CamDeSiDO.
Los clbsllo8.

simOna, hay un gran miHtsEiO On IA Bel
va de tuS Csbsllos.
Hueleu heno, husleB piedFa donde
han eutado las bsstiaR; huGasE CueTo, hue
les & tligo TeCi6a dechsdt; huelel & lena,
huslel ii pan que Bs vsnde por Ia msfiRns /;
hueleH las fl 1res que TetoiiAn en- una to
pia abandonada; hueles zaTza, hueleB &
hiedrs lavads pOr ID lluvis; huelsB d jun.
90 , 81 heIscho que Hs aisgS al casr 10
taFde; hueleS & egpino, hueles muBgc,
hueles & la hieybs marchita TOjG que GO
dssgEana Ia BombER de los setop; huslOB 6
0Ytiga FetamR, hueleB tE6bol, huel
& leche; huelss hinejo, huelss anfg
hueles nueceH, huelsB los frutos qus eS'
tan maduros y &c Coger; hueleB sauce
huele8 & tiIo cusndo Bun hoiaB tiensn fl ,Eer;
hueles 4 misl, huelss 10 vida que CORE
su las pEadeEaF, huslea TERRA Eibers I;
hueleB fuego, hueleG amor.
Simons, hay an gran mistsrio en- la lsl'
Va de tus c&bslloR.
Remy de Goarmont.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08

On capitulaF.
Pueds que hRya mucho de cieTto en
eataB manifestations.
CisTtsmsnte, 81 vencido de Port Arthur
no mersce Ia musTte prouEica , hum millante
dc an haspita'; peFo e. Rcrssdor 81 fast
lamisnto, por exigirlo ABf el c6digo, 81
deber militaE, BObFe todo IA moral , ID
dilCiplina del ej6rcito
So me Rntoja hRCeE uD psFalelo entire los
dos hechoB de AFmRs mas impoTtanteg de
los mGdsrnos tiempog, en- 10 Ttf.Eonta E
assdio, RIalto J tomS de fortalezau.
Elias son PIewaa , Port Arthur. La
pFimeTa, comandada pOE 81 general OEman
Pachf fu6 tomada por los sj6rcitoa del
ZhE & los tuFCoE. La Ssgundp, Eondida
poF los FuloG loB iaponeIes.
En- 81 r6meFo del domingo pr6ximO
dare an detslle auHCinto de todaB Las PERI
psCias , uAngEisntoB cOmbAteg que pTscs.
dieEon { la cAida del formidable baluRrte
tuEco.
Por 81, podrkn nueHtEoB IectoFeu spro.
ciHr 81 vRloT, tsnaCidad = psricia militaF
do estos dos fs., , de este hschO de ar
mna que e. una de lsG grnndag epopeyag
dc ID hiGtoTia.
RUYTER,
San Juan-9Os,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08
M!OrU en- AIbaaIto.

PaEsCe que la cosR va dsvsFas. 81 frio
awst6 tanto, anoche en- Aibonito, que te'
IeFgsfaTon ssts maiiana pidiendo 500 fiji
aa1y mantSB de visjs , EEaS de les que
Fs6bi6 ''El Ci0l0' en- provision del fEio
qul ~ iente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08

lombine:" CFey6raSe ex
tinguida con 81 tintinso
de tul caBcabsles, 10 md
nica de tuB CRTcRjadaR.
Los colorineH de to traje, Nw
Il luz de- tus lepteiuelsE, Y%
81 bFillo do tua ojoH pf.
CRros, el perfume de tu
cuerpo cen sutilsg CuEvaa - sa=z
de pecadora morbideg, atEafan tua bra.
yog 81 bello ArIequiYs. Loca. Tu impe'
rio ca suggestive. PeEo el mas amAblO Ia
triateSR do PieTYot.
Tienes 81 OncRnto dc Ia frivolida6, que
paHecs, cuando Tfeg RloCadP, deBhaceFse en-
RFdoEosos bsSoE, On aEomas fuertes do
pFimaveFa.
Cuando "a EeinaB, COIOm6ine, dirfaBs
que todas Las almas eKpeEimentRn Ia con-
tspiosidad de tus FiIaE de tu ligeEo viviE
Pero apenaB pasas como 0l 0lma miIma
del coqu0tiamo despTeoCupado, dulCemente
inainuRnte, eB0 PieTrOt que EimR auB tr6'
gicss GasTslIas sn 81 mas sTmsni0so can
70 Ifrico de amor, hRcs peEdurRble, honda,
la impre ai6n de ere 81 aEpscto mGH emo
cionRnts de lR COme6iR.
OfaIia TO gupeTa pOP 81 viFtud y DaBd6
mona ts pup n tsmbi6n poE % infoEtunit /;
psro nj Ia trs gedia dsi principe jutland6'
nj Ia trsgedia del moro veneciRno, eBas
grandeu crsaciones gsriRleB, tienen la e.
pecial iutsnBidRd dramGtica de eBe treman.
do suplicio del pobrO PierYet. del dPHaB'
trado payayo que, pevdidO de amor por u,
to ofrece, sin que GiquisEa 10 adViertaE, 81
pcema de EuH ldgrimas que Euedan por la
faz del cIown dexolorsndo pintATEesjadaB
muecau = defoEmandolR mas, misDtras t6,
danzAEina, Iocusla, livianR COmo lhG mari
posaB vas libar beHoS EN- sla bocs dc Ar
laqufn, & quien tampoCo am4a; porqus to,
Z Colombiae, NO Habss amaT aino 10 poeaia
del capricho Ia loCura de lSS riBaH.
Y, ninsmbaTgO, DismpTe tendr6B, ArIe'
q'tines que to Higau , payaBos que to amen.
DiEfaAe nm CoDtFaSte en- el ousl 10 Bu'
peHf fcialidad de fAlsRG tsrnurRs dc CaloE =
Luz & IL bellazR yRl Arte.
Don MOdeatO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-08

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-18
OUR PROPOSITION

We will give warranty deed pair OF residence lots
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The Weekly months for sLoo
The Daily months for $500
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-18
Tom Walker.

Tom Walker. whose name is so
affectionately lined with that of his
Satanic Majesty in the world wide
saving, ihe devil and Tom Walker,
was poor old miser born in Massa-
chusetts about the year 1921. Ton.
suddenly became very rich and opened
"A counting house in Boston during the
panic which prevailed in the time Of
Governor Belcher, lie grew rich and
richer, but one day when he was fore
closed mortgage with a poor land
jobber, black man appeared on
horseback and knocked on the Office
door, Tom went to open it and was
never seen again, OF course the good
people of Boston Immediately yoteu
that he had sold his soul to the devil
for wealtn.-New York American.