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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24
MISS PARLoA DEAD.
Well Known Author Of Cook Book
Dies in Bethel, Conn.

Dies in Bethel, Conn.
Special to Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. 24.-News Of the
sudden death Of Maria Parloa, author,
lecturer and culinary expert has been
received in Des Moines by Miss Mary
McClelland. a personal friend who has
been the guest of Miss Parloa's home
on several occasions. Miss Parloa, ac-
cording to a dispatch, died Sunday at
Bethel, Conn. Miss McClelland is ex-
pecting letter with full particulars
within a day or two.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24

Pineules-new Kidney remedy-are
for all diseases of the kidneys and
bladder. They act promptly in all
cases of lame back, rheumatic pains.
Inflammation of the bladder, urinary
disorders and weak kidneys. Sold by
IB. a. Morgan's drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE.
D. Dckman, of Charles City, Kills
Himself With Shot Gun.

Charles City, Aug. 24.-D. Dickman,
a wealthy farmer, aged 20, shot him
self yesterday in his barn. No cause
is known. He leaves a wife and four
grown sons and daughters. He had
lived here for many years. He used
shot gun loaded with buck shot. He
shot himself thru the stomach.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24
CRUSHED in GYPSUM MINE.
RowIey Mericle Hurled to Bottom {
Shaft AZ Fort nodne

noWIey WefIcIe Hurled to Bottom OF
Shaft at Fort Dodge.
Fort Dodge, Aug 24.-Rowley Mer-
icle, an employee in the Acme gypsum
mill, was hurled seventy feet to the
bottom of the elevator shaft in the
mine last night when he was sent into
the mine on an errand. The elevator
cage was manipulated by an inexper-
fenced man, and the cage crushed the
lad, injuring him so that he can not
survive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24
BOY SLAIN WHILE HUNTING.
Lad Near DonneIIson Pulls Gun
Thru Wire Fence.

Thru Wire Fence.
Keokuk, Aug. 24.-An 1S-year- old
son Of Andrew Kincaid. farmer, liv-
ing near Donnellson, Iowa. was in
stantly killed with a rifle while hunt
ing Sunday, being shot thru the heart.
In pulling the rifle thru wire fence
it was accidentally discharged. The
dead body of the hoy was found by his
father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24
CLOSE FOR RAILROAD
Contract For Purchase Of Crooked
Crook Railroad to Be Signed Early
Next Wesk-Interurban Company tho
Purchaser.

Ft. Dodge. Aug. 24-Latee yesterday
afternoon from reliable source it is
learned the deal for the transfer Of the
Crooked Creek railroad between We'd
ster City and Lehigh has been COM
pleted and the contract will be signed
in Chicago Tuesday morning.
1t has long been known the Interur-
ban company We're anxious to secure
the Crooked Creek as a part of their
line, in that it gives them an entrance
to two good towns, both of which will
furnish much business.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Wanted an Office Boy.

There is a tale about a company pro-
moter who wanted an Office boy He
advertised and received 100 replies.
out OF the hundred he selecten tel.
whom he interviewed, his choice fall
ing upon an apparently bright young
ster TO whom he said
My boy, l like your appearance
and personality, and think you will
do Did you bring character"
mo, sir" replied the boy, but l
can go home and get it.
Very we'll" replied the promo
ter. Bring it back tomorrow. and If
it is satisfactory shall engage you"
Late that same afternoon the pro-
moter was surprised by the return OF
the candidate.
We'll" he asked OF the 10Y, have
you got your character"
NO" said the boy. but got yours
and | amt coming, either!"-Hap'
goods opportunities.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21

the proceedings are nep, s,ncCiy prl-
Yate, no one being admitted except
duly enrolled members.
If any member has between one
dinner and another distinguished
himself by writing successful play
or a book, or by painting a picture
OF exceptional merit, or by doing any
thing to earn public praise. he is
greeted with uproarious applause.
After dinner the possessors OF the
pointed boards give themselves up 10
conviviality in accordance with the
terms OF their secret charter
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21

Are We Progressing.

Whipping sailors in the navy is for
hidden by law. SO also the lowest
criminals in the prisons of all lead
ing countries. Persons are arrested
for cruelty to animals--cruelty even
less than beating Why should pub
lie school children be beaten? 1t
would seem that American brains
prompted by twentieth century human
ity should be able to devise some
means by which incorrigibles may
be handled without resorting to cor
poral punishment. At best the latter
is a custom which is at once anti
quated and brutal. besides being re-
voting to every refund parental IN
stinct
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21

GERS noUsa one night. aiong aceut
O'Clock in the morning awoke with "a
terrible toothacbe. l aroused the
whole family with my groans. the
old man got up and gladly oferen
to give me relief. He went out in the
yard, got handful of yellow clap
brought it in the house, poured it IN
a skillet and began heating it. When
it was dried out and red hot he mace
me slap it to my jaw. The pain Tor
Just moment was terrible, but In an
other moment my toothache lad en-
tirely disappeared. / kept the hot clay
on my jaw until l fell OFF 10 sleep
1t is a great remedy. y.'-Nashville
| TenneSseean.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Snail Farms in France.

France is the premier snail-produc-
ing nation, although Austria, Bavaria
and Switzerland have thousands OF
snail farms, where the famous oscar
gots are raised and fattened on vine
leaves. The demand for snails IN
France IS far too great for the sup
ply to be left to chance, and thus IL
comes about that snail farming is an
important industry. Paris alone coa-
sumes millions between September
and May, when these little creatures
are at their best
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
uselessness of Killing Authors.

There is really no use killing an
author to prevent the country produc-
ing others. because the man with a
book is like a bird that must lay an
egg We might start a new organiza-
tion TO discover people likely To write
books and strangie them before they
find a publisher, but even tnat would
fail, because it is not possible to tell
who can write a successful book until
it is written The literary faculty
arscs in the most unexpected ways,
and even dogma cannot anticipate it's
uncertainties.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Is one Of the BEST Embroid-
cry Magazines published. 1t is the
recognized
Leading Fancy Work
MAGAZINE of America

It is unuiSputed authority on
all kinds of embroidery, knitting
croch Ting. lace, costumes, lingerie
aud home decorations. 1t is filled
from cover to cover each month
with designs. descriptive articles
and valuable information. Aside
from the strictls fancy work depart
ments, there are departments dew
ted to china, Oil and water color
painting, stenciling, typography
leather work, basketry and the like
1t has many helps for houseksepers
and is a real good magazine for the
home
Modern Priscilla is locents copy
and it bought singly would cost
81 20 year.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Batesburg and LeesvilIe
A DULL LOOKING CHURCH.
In some communities one or more

In some communities one or more
churches present evidence Of badly
painted exteriors. The beautiful
finish and coloring OF tn, l. & M
paint distinguishes church palnt'd
pith it, The L. & M. paint is Ae'a
Zinc Oxide combined with VIII ,e
lead and wears like gcll. A l' e al
quantity OF L, & M, paint is give
to every church wheneve they
paint. This has been done through
out the United States during pas
( 35 years. More churches have bee
painted with L, & M. paint tha
with any other.
Sold by: Holman-Cullum tidwt
! Co., Batesburg.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
tIon at Athens. 1rum wlncn ue was

tion at Athens, IRON wllcn Ae was
transferred TO Berne.
His patent of nobility was conferred
upon him by the Grand Duke of Hesse
Darmstadt in 1885, when he was also
transferred TO The Hague. He dis
tinguished himself in Paris, where he
was Count MINISTER'S right hand. and
was much helped by his wife, wom-
an of considerable talent and OF great
personal attractions, the daughter OF
Baron Charles de Grote, formerly Bel
gian Minister at Yokohama. He is an
accomplished speaker and great fav-
oritc of the Emperor.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Aims to be the one indIspen-
sable magazine in the home-"The
Great Home Magazine

of America IL stands Tor the
highest ideals in home life, and for
national, civic and business honesty
i'm public life. The worlds work is
told in articles, descriptive Of the
important happed,ngs in engineer
ing, science, agriculture, art, lit
erature, etc. Tie serial articles
and fiction are the best procuraole
Readers have the advice or the ao-
lest writers on dress etiquett.,
home making in its various phases
the table the farm, the garden,
books and reading, investments,
and child culture. success Magazine
is strengthened by the mastery
inspirational writings OF OriSon
Ssett Ma-den, the Editor, and a
wealth Of poetry, humor and pic
torial art.
Success Magazine is 10 cents a
copy and if bought Singly would
cost 81 20 year.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Artistic l.lfe Healthy.

The artistic life IS conduoiysr OF
longevity in men Apropos Of TINS,
III would seem that literature migh'
make a similar claim as regaros
women For instance Caroline Her
schel reached the age of ss; Harriet
Lee. 90; Mary Somervaile, 90; Maria
Edgeworth and Anna Barbauld, 81;
Jane Porter, "a; George Sand, ~;
Hannah Moore, sS, and Mary Milford
died IN ber seventiath wear.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21

Readers appreciate the value
OF the up-to- -the-minute fashion
service OF this magazine. 1t has
four foreign offices, managed 10y
fashion experts, in Paris, London,
Berlin and Vienna 1t keeps its
readers in touch with what is new
est and most smart in reasonable
style Pictorial Review is not sole
Iva
Fashion Magazine
It's fiction is clever and interesting,
its articles broad and OF national
interest. Some OF the regular
departments are practical lessons
In home dresSmaking, millinery,
crocheLing, housekeeping nd
household tina n o, sanitation,
home decorating aud furnishing,
money-making suggestions for
women, the care Of children, e. page
for elderly people. wit, humor and
puzzles, echoes from the stage (ill'
uStrated) etc.
Pictorial Review is Is cents a
copy and if bought singly would
cost 81 50 a year.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
The First Blue Book"

The first Blue Book" issued by the
Government was in 1916. 1t had only
l76 pages and listed 6.34, names as
the number of officials and employees
OF the Government. The Blue Book
OF 1907 will contain 4,2lS pages in
its two big volumes, ana an approx
mate total of 349.075 names. The
volumes VIII weigh about thirty
mounds
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21

"Just one more kiss, Sally" said
the handsome young carrier on the
rural mail route
You better be careful how you lose
fane, Judson," cautioned the farmers
slaughter, with a rosy blush. Uncle
Sam might get after you"
Don't worry sweetheart. IL he
shDnId get after me I'd just tell him
stopped on lie way to conect few
prints he couldn't object to that"
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
MouNTAlNEERs' TooTHAcHE
REMEDY.
It is yellow Clay and is Applied Red
Hot.

'In travelling over the Tennessee
mountains a short time ago l discoV-
cred remedy for the toothache'
said Cyrus Fleming of Martin at the
Tulane 81 staaped at mountain
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21

Much OF ones happiness in life de-
pends upon Nhe way one looks at
things.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-21
Pirates of the Air

A ouO.Ation from the unusual and interesting story
Of cieouTiss hawks. which j. but one OF the many
.plendidly illustrated articles which appear IA the
baC Mach S.Sue OF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
iii ii21876!!!!
Este es ei .uJJmerO,,u,

Este es ei .n,lmero.....,
De los curados Ell Puerto
Rico.
Esa es obra del Tabonucol
Asma. tisis, ronquera, tos..
I'll Tabonucol es cl meiol
patentizado que a Puerto Rice
ha venido. Nenta al por ma
yor::---.
SreS. J. N. BIanco IL Co, -,
D. Fidel GuiIlermety, Sa,
Juan.
Sres. L. Ruiz de Porras. T
MoscoSo Y q. Nillaromga hijo
en- Ponce. Al detail. Ell las
mismaS parties que al por ma
yor Y cu todas las bucnas bo
ticas dc Puerto Rico.
Depo>ito general; The Ia
bonucol 90. Ltd.
SUCC RSALES: f" todas
partcs del mund0.
a. ccntaVos potc.
III ca fro ms fLf'dc.
;i.CuRo cox TiBONUCOLW!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
LA VILLA DE MADRID

Este importante establecimiento aca-
b. de recibn los impermeables tran
ceses marca E. H. de fama universe
.si como las legitimas Camisetas d. b.
oonocidss del publico de gusto. lam
bien acabamos de recibir Pafo de BIZ
liar frances, Casimires ingleses propio
para verano y el mejor surtido de pei
fumeria francesa ipglesa sin faltar
las Alfombras lejftimss de Oriente te-
jidas en- una sola pieza donde no tene-
mos eompetencia. Tenemos el mas com
pleto surtido en- geneIos de fantasia a
los precio. mas limitados Vender bu--
mas mercancias es el lfma de "LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Visitepos
s pidanos muestray sera servido sin
demera.
p q r. 764. Telefono 273
San Francisco 81. San Juan. ?. E
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CALIGRAFIA:

p CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La lctra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rigida y monoto
ma, no es Ia de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
suya propia por mi slstema de en-
eenanza V mctodo "Educaclon y ar
monia del movlmiento."
Cualouiera que sea SUI rcsidencia
profession seXso, POR NAL QUE
LSCRIBA I'D. le sarantizo que
adquIrira On muy breve plazo INA
LETRA lNGLLSA cur>iva o ma
sistral, cNpontdnea y fapida. suses-
tiva Y bella.
CLASES 4 DOMICILIO En- san
JUAN y SANTl EC CE.-Esvriba pa
IA inforincs al professor que suscribc
+. VEGA NEA IRIS, +. q. BON
S43. San Juan l.. X.
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Para fines de ano.

S. acerca Ia temporada de Gcsta'
Y en- provision dc los muchos &c dido:
que La de cOntinllr recibiendo ga 81
aerrditado ostahlccimiento i ''Po-
pul;r" 81 Sr. Am6rico Salas. Csi i ha
.icn,io nucvas iinportacioncs dc cal
zssio Y pcrfumcria. Los ultInios mo
a, 10. q, lbs EsiadOs Cnidoe Y d. In
Iuia. c,,dn cn las vidrieras del be Fo-
l.,l:ir" Y Ia varie,lad dc formas Dc
,..lza,lu satisface ii mas cXieeUic
glistO. AlrOhoIado de- aercdit;.,.a
i4aIca. ;rrlas para baho, V tocsdOr,
~ enr.ehJran eNcelentes. ZApalos
IsTa losi;ls. de modelos elegantl>i-i
In"-, = il ,speeialidad del antique
eSlSt.eCiln.cnto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13

rismo ell Aqua que la Pasta d que c
poly0 Dentoi son ell dentifrico por ex.
eeiencia, pues a su cualidad soberana
mene antiseptica reunen un perfume
asradabilislmo, como ningdn otro de 10.
conOelcos
Pero Ia mayor autoridad que tiene ess
ilyepto. creado de conformldad con 10:
GabsjOS del gran qIinico pasteur. con.
sisn en- que destruye todos los malos m.
crJDios de IA boca, impidiendo asi y poi
10 olanto. la carries de los dientes, o curan.
dolz con oerteza cuando existe, igualmente
Que las inilamaciones de las encias lsj
enfermsdades de Ia garganta. A los POGO.
dlas de us2rlo, los dientes adquieren una
biancura nitida y briIlante. ell sarro q
tsrlarO desaparece, Y queda en- Ia boca
una sensacion de frescura deliciosa y per-
siSteute.
APliczdo puro, por medic de ana bolita
de a'god0n en- rama, calma instantanez-
mente los dolores de mueias. por violen-
iGS cue sean. sin mas que colocer dichA
2oliia Sobre el diente muel, erfermoS
Hegs.sitos: en- San Juan Tarmacia de
Sr- i Hid Guillermety. Plaza de Baldo !
rlcty dc Castro Y Scres. DE- j. ii. Blan
10 TO- San francisco a.
In Nayaguez Faunacia de los Sres- \
a INA Herrnano<. Avenida IL de ASosto
! 4 NaIes. Plaza Principal 66,
In Ponce Farma.a Ruu de PolTas
! aEusSi2 Sllaroogs. D
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bTas.
No os apresureis, Abel-dijo, ,-lo
mas prudente seria saber..
-SSaber que?-exclam6 el joven
agitando la campaniIa, cuyo agudo
tanido sono a larga distancia.
-Saber al menos Ell nombre del que
despedis, senior de Geldberg-repuso
el baron de Rodach, alzando ligera-
mente la voz.-Saber 81 ese hombre
es un loco, como vos decis, 8 bien un
sabio.. .Si es un mendigo, como pue
de demostrarlo su apariencia, 6 bien
I'm Millionaire.
-Sl a nosotros que nos importa
todo eso?-interrumpio Abel.
Reinhold y m Mira Sc consultaron
con la vista.
-Saber ademas- replico Rodach
sin precipitarse,-s este hombre que
aparece entire vosotros, tiene el de-
recho de entrar como en- SUI propia
casa en- vuestra camara del conseio..
Saber, en- fin, 81 trae en- una de sus
manos con que arruinar vuestra casa
aun cuando nadase en- la opulencia
y en- ia otra con que salvarla, aun
cuando bajase va por la rapida pen
diente de su rulina.
La puerta por donde habia salido
el cajero Moreau abriose a estas dlti-
mas palabras Y en- La Sc presento un
criado con librea.
-iHan llamado los sehores ?-diio.
Ell joven Mr.. de Goldberg alargo
sin responder el dedo hacia Rodach
a fin de designate al criado, y de or
denar su expulsion; pero cuando iba
a abrir la boca, Sc anticipo el doctor
Jose Mira, diciendo bruscamente:
-5Que Sc guarde severamente
nuestra puerta, y que Sc prohiba la
entradda hasta a los mismos emplea
dos de la casa. Said.
El joven de Mr.. de Goldberg que
do con la boca alberta, mientras que
desaparecia el sirviente.
-Ahora, caballero-dijo Jose Mira
adelantando un paso, seamos breves
os 10 suplico: Squien sois, y que
quer6is?
-lPardiez, doctor!exclamo Abel
volviendose de espaldas con despe-
cho;;- mi expediente era, seglin creo,
el mas breve que pudiera apetecerse
y 81 me hubieseis dejado obrar, el Sc
nor estaria va al pie de la escalera.
90 doy I'm cuarto de. hora, caba-
llerito-contest6 Rodach.-para con-
ia r la paiinodia y dar gracias a D.
Jose Mira por las palabras que aca-
ba de pronunciar. -. En- cuanto a ser
breve, doctor anadio volviendo ha
cla este tltimo, ,-todo 10 que puedo
rometeros es que tratare de clio;
porque mas de una cuenta tenemos
que desenredar juntos.. Y antes de
empezar, suplico tengais a bien no
ncomodaros 81 me tomo la libertad
lie sentarme.
Rodach Sc sent6 con abandono So
bre un sillon de extreme de la Chi
minea.
-Os pido mil perdones, senores.,
i me acomoda asi tan francamente;
oero termln { ayerun largo viaje y no
ne dormido en- toda la noe he. :. ies-
.oy muy cansado!, s.. Tened la bon
dad de sentaros y escuchadme: me
ltrevo Il esperar que nos entendere-
nos.
Dcho esto arrellenose comodamen
te en- su 81 ion, y acerco d la lumbre
5us gruesas botas Gle camino.
Iomaron asiento los tres socios,
reparahaa, que el extrangero, tan
mai reclbld o ii principle, lba POGO a
POGO CANA do tcrreno.
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No useis ctro llcoT.

II Ion Son iais. 6 Ia marra dc
ron que ua Iarr q'.iauos tisue
puos sus lrolr lr,'ade> son masnlil-
cas-. Nc cCnt.rnc sustancl;s uociyas
al or.arismo Y ~ vciez' q vcrda
dera. Los sns \. AIvaoz Y l.erma-
no estan reeitlrnaU cun>tanitmcnte
numerosos pGidos &c Ia :ereoii.,da
nsrca ee ''roh SGe Lus'. j }
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EL HIJ0 DEL DIABL0.
Por Paul Feval..

Este hombre os desea toda clase
de felicidades, senor Abel de Geld
berg-repuso el baron, con un segun-
do saludo tan grave y tan cortes &C
mo el primero,-hace mucho tiempo
que este hombre conoce vuestra ca
sa y que desea entrar en- relaciones
de negocios con ella.
Abel miro al baron de pies a cabe-
"a, Y no VIC en- e mas que un real
mozo cubierto con una empolvada
capa, y calzado con botas sin barnl-
Zar
En- seguida Sc encogio de hombros
y Sc volvio hacia sus companeros
Mira Observable de reojo al eNtrar
jero atentamente.
Sobre el rostro de Mr.. de Reinholo
habia pintado un asombro, que pa
recia ser emanado de otra cosa que
de la brusca aparicion de aquel ines
perado hu6sped; habia tambien en-
e una especie de duda vagamentf
despertada.
Hubierase dicho que procurabs
yer en- el fondo de SUI memorla Y que
lamaba con esfuerzo en- su ayuda
sus rebeldes recuerdos.
SSera un loco?-pregunto Abel {
sus dos soclos.
-Asi parece-murmuro el caba-
Hero de Reinhold con distraction
-Lo mas sencillo es llamar,para
hacer que Sc le heche a la calle.
Sin duda- repuso 'el caballero,
moviendo apenas los labios.
Y con un movimiento rapido, acer
c6se al doctor Mira, que estaba a dos
pasos detras de el.
-Yo creo haber visto esa cara en-
alguna particle dijo.
No ese mismo rostro-mormuro
ell portugues cuyos ojos estaban in
clinados; ;-sino otro que Sc lie parece
mucho Ell efecto.
-Debc haber mucho tempo.
-iOh! mucho.
-Ayudadme pues, doctor, este es
lmportante para saber Gle que modo
debemos obrar: pues 81 asi seguimos
nos luciremos seguramente.
-Hace velnte amos, dljo en- voz
bal ia el doctor.
-Lleveme el diablo 81 me acuerdo.
Ell vieio Gunther de Bluthaupt..
Ell caballero dio una palmada, y
sus facciones Sc serenaron de pronto.
81, pardiez-exclamo, ,-teneis "a
zon a fe mia que temla otra cosa
peor; pero demasiado cierto es que
el vicio conde no habra podido nj re
sucltar nj rejuvenecer..Esas picaras
casualidadcs os hacen yer siempre
unas cosas.. y bien Abel continue
volvicndosc hacia el joven socio;-
habeis hablado de lamar, y crco que
NADIA nos 10 impide.
Durante los pocos segundos que
habia durado la rapida conversation
de doctor y el caballero Rodach ha-
bia permanecido en- el umbral ,inmo-
vii Y cruzado de brazos.
LEGO de muy lejo dijo en- aquel
momento,-y eNpresamente, senorcs
para veros. Os prevengo pues,que 81
me haceis echar ante dc habermc
oldo, os anepcntlrels toda vuestra
vida.
Abel lanzo una carcajada, Y Sc di-
rigio hacia la campanilla.
FL cahalIcro mtento rcir tambitn,
pero fuG de muy mala CANA.
jose Mira conserve su cadavGrieo
aspecto.
I'm cl momcnto en- que 81 ioven Gel
dberg cogia con Ia mano el Gordon
de la campanilla, los labios del doc
tor Sc entrcabrieron deiando cscapar
como Il pesar suyo dos q tres pala-
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que el merece que
por 10 que a mi tocs
no usare ning1n
Otro.
Nil gracias por Ia
amable sorpress
que han querids
7roporcicnarme.-
A. Reirres, magis-
trado. En- Roma
Qtal;a).
Con gusto hemcs
reproducido la pre-
cedente carta, por.
que. en- efecfO la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
Ii IAN GA

Sc vende pc mitad de pre-
clio Is 335.0o) un Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa desu venta.
Sc daran lnfo1mes en- esta Ad-
ministracion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
Gran novedad en- bluSas de SraS
Ell PARIS BAZAR DE PEDRO

Ell PARIS BAZAR DE PEDRO
GIUSTI, acaba de recibir un ex-
plendido surtido de BLUSAS para
Sras, las que realiza desde UN Do
LIAR en- adelante. Son de tela muy
fna con encajes, todas de mangas
argas y las hay tamben escotadltas.
Son de gran novedad.
In TRAJES DE CHAQUETA A
hay un gran surtido de todos colo
res desde $500 uno.
En- FORMAS DE OMBREROS
para Sras. Sc han recibldo nuevos
modelos desde 75 centavos en- ade-
lante. Esta casa recibe por todos los
vapores las ultlmas novedades-
FORTALEZA y
PARIS BAZAAR.
PEDRO GiUSTI.