davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the chapel. And now you are willing
TO take hint from the prodical How
did you ind my nestt Aud perhaps
you can tell me who has been Ing
himself SO at home here lately.
Il have" said Harry evenly.
Hughs glance. that had been waver-
ing about the neat interior. returned 10
Harry. and knowledge and anger lean-
Cd into It. so IL was you. was II?
You are the one who has been trying
his hand as a claim jumper," lie
lurched toward the table and leaned
upon IL. I've always heard that the
devn took care OF his own. The run
away rector stumbles on my manor.
and, with his usual luck-Satan's luck
we called It at college-steps in Just In
time TO strike II rich"
He stretched his hand suddenly and
caught a tiny object that glittered
against Harrys coat-the little gold
cross which the other had tied to his
watch guard. The thong snapped. and
Hugh sent the pendant rafting across
the doorway.
You were something of n bowling
swell as parson." he said insolently.
but you don't need the jewelry nowr'
Harry Sanderson's eyes had not left
Hugh's face. He was thinking swift
ly. The bolt from the blue had been
SO recent that this sudden apparition
seemed a natural coHcomitant OF the
situation Only the problem was no
longer imminent Ii was upon him.
Jessica was not for him-he had ac-
cepted that. Though the clock might
not turn backward, this man must
stand between them Yet his presence
now in the predlcament was intolera-
BILE.
"Well," said Hugh, with a sheer.
what have you got TO sayY'
How much will you take for the
propertyT
That's your game, is #? But I'm
not such a numskull. Whatever you
could offer, it's worth more to me.
know you. Satan Sanderson." he
sneered. You were always the same
precious hypocrite in the old DAYS, pre-
tending TO be so almighty virtuous.
while you looked out for No. l. /
saw through you then, too, when you
were posing as my FRIEND and try
Ing your best all along to queer me
with the old mani / knew Il well
enough kne'v what the reason was
too! You wanted Jessicai You
Self control left Harry suddenly, as a
ships sail is whipped from its gaskets
In a white squalL Before the words
could be uttered his fingers were at
Hugh's throat
At that instant there was the sound
or running feet outside, a hurried
knock at the door and an agitated
voice that chilled Harry's blood To ice.
His hands relaxed their hold. He
dragged Hugh to the door OF the inner
room, thrust him inside. shut and bolt
ed IL upon him.
Then he went and opened the outer
door.
The accusation OF Prendergast had
stunned Jessica's faculties. AS In an
evil dream she tad seen the sheriff rise
to his feet and methodicajly put the
fragment Of paper into his pocketbook.
A moment later she was running up
the dark path. her thoughts 4 confu-
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son. not Hugh
Stires! Not an
outcast! Not
Grim lnal. thief
and forgcr. The
curtain was rent
The dead wall IN
his brain was
down. and the
real past swept
over him IN an
u n z o vcrnable
dood Hallelujah
Jones had fur
nished the clew
TO the maze. His
story was the
last great wave.
which had crum-
blcd an at once
the clin OF obliv-
ION fhrF ff.. -,-
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have guessed who IL Is that lies there.
j know | sinned against him and
against myself and left him to die uu-
forgiving- That Is what the statue
said to me, as he must nave said, 4
am no more worthy to be called thy
SON."
All" she cried, "he knew and he
forgave you. Hughl His last thought
was OF your coming That is why /
carved the figure there"
you carved ita- be exclaimed. She
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early return to
the house In the
aSpens DG vid
Stires had point
ed out the distant
Knob as a spot
in W hich h e
would choose to
lie buried, and the
wish had been
observed II er
sorrow for bis
death had been
deepened by the
thought that the.
end had come too
suddenly for Da-
vid Stires TO have
reinstated his son
This sorrow had
possessed one
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main street or the little mining town.
He had not lacked for listeners here.
for he was a new sensation. When he
lit his fare in the courthouse square
at dusk on the second evening the Of
fee of the Mountain Valley House was
emptied and the barrooms and gaming
tables well nigh deserted OF their pa
irons
Jessica had seen the mastering
crowd from the hotel entrance. Mrs.
Halloran had welcomed her errand
that day and given her her best room,
a chamber overlooking the street. She
had persuaded her visitor to spend the
afternoon and insisted that she stay
to supper, Just 10 see how she would
like II for a steady diet" Now, as
Jessica passed along toward the noun
tain road the spectacle chained her
feet on the outskirts OF the gathering.
She watched and listened with a pre-
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comfort-that he
had known at the last and had for
given Hugh. OF this she could assure
him when he returned. for she could
not really beiieve--so deep is the heart
OF y woman-that he would not returr4
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y Chapter "a 5

LLELUJAH JON e s
was in his element
With his wheezy melo-
deou. his gasoline fare
and his wild earnest
ness. he CROWDED the
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Chapter "a

lie bell was tapping in
the steeple OF the little
Catholic church on the
edge OF the town. and
the mellow tone came
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The accusation OF Prendergast had
stunned Jessica's faculties. AS In an
evil dream she tad seen the sheriff rise
to his feet aud methodicaIly put the
fragment Of paper into his pocketbook.
A moment later she was running up
the dark path. her thoughts confu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
E| cHnen Dc VieluS
Los e~ncubridorcs

I'll c0rresponsal cOmunica noticias
sobre 81 infanticidio ocurrido en- aqucl
pueblo, y las invcstigaciones hasta aho-
ra practieadas.
Ismacl Penzort, hermanO de Ia prin-
cipal acusada, ha sid0 puesto en- liber-
tad y exclude de TODD cargo; igual-
mente ha ocurrido con ell Tomas Flo
res. Ademas la acusici6n contra Ro-
bcrto Pcnzot, O. sea 81 padre), cspo-
81 de este, y Almira Pcnzort, Sc les
sigue como en~cubridores, sehalandosc-
les al primero mil pesos de fianza,'y
quinientos 4 los otros dos.
FL Lcdo. Nadal Santa Coloma, pre-
Sentara cn csta scmana I'm escrIto Il
ia Corte dc Distrito, solicitando la cX
carcelaci6n del senior Roberto Penzort
por no habersc probable en- la %investi-
gacion que este senior tomara parte
alguna en- el ruidosO proceso en- que
So halla ~envuelto.
Signe hacicndose luz en- eli asunto )
Sc cspera antes del juici0 oral de Ia
causa, podcr dar mas informes sobrc
In v%erdadera calificaci0n del hecho
asi como la verdadera reaIidad de este
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melodies en- que 81 combate Sc desa'
rroIla mny lentamcnie i fin de aho-
rrar vidas V prcscntar en 81 momen
ia final una Inca de- fuego preponde'
rante.
Aunquc 81 aqua era cscasa y habla
cue ir lcios 4 buscarla, este ha sido
uno de los mcjores campamentos que
hemos tenido. Deede los cerros pre-
sentaba I'm golpe de vista n.uN bonIio
4 la derecha del canine y allneadas
paralrlamcntc. las ticnditas dc los
soldadn. por companies; al flanco ~
cuicrdo de cstas. los ioldos de Ia co
Gina V las ticndas con las proVIsiones
de cada compania. \ la izquicrda del
canine V hacienda frcntc Il sus com
panias las ticndaS dc capltaneS Y te-
n%icntes; detras de eStas, frcnte al
centric de cada Battalion, las tlendas
dc los commentaries de los Batallones
y sus %ayudantes, Y los comedores dc
los oficiales; por uItimo. frentc al cen
tro del Regimiento, la tienda del co
ronel. delante de la cual flamea la
bandera americana.
En- 1ltimo termino. dctras de las
commands. las tiendas de la banda y
del pclot6n de amctralladoras. y del
lado izquierdo del canine, fernando
,n gran cuadro, los carroS, a cuyas
varas. atadas. paccn las mulas que las
arrastran.
FL Regimicnto abati6 el campamen
70 de Coamo i las 5 Y media de la
tarde del q. atravesando cl pueblo d
bandera desplegada. a los acordes del
"Punao de Rosls". 4 ESQ de las q
Nos dirjgimos il Albonito a marcha
forzada, V antics de tres horas VA fla-
biamos repcchado, sin descanso, cas-
al trote, La empinada cuesta del Aso-
mantle.
Aibonito ha mejorado bastante dc
1906 AGA: muchas caSaS nuevas de on
creto.
Tras breyes horas DC descanso, al
nance del -. sailmos para Barran.
qlitas por la nueya carretera. DE
ahi 4 Cornerio V hlego i Lajas. Ma
~raniito. 4 nnos II Kilometres de Ba-
yam6n.
FL lunes marciaremos a esa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Don E. 3. GOiCO

liemos tenido II guSto de saludar 4
este caballero. que yiaja por la Isla en-
representation lie la Importance casa
Smith, Kline y French Co, quimicos
' perfumistas. fab%ricantes de cspecia-
lidades farmaceuticas. de Filadelfia.
FL senior GoIeo yiene 4 trabalar en-
2. mercado dc la Isla. la introduction
de un nuevo producto de fabrication
de la casa.
Deseamos al active representative
buenos negOcios en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
BOda SuntuOSa

En- la noche del sabado. Sc unleron
tn indisoluble lazo, en- la iglcsia Cate
dral. los distinguidoS l5venes, maestro
amigo, don Antonio Perez Pierret Y
la bellisima V angelical senorita Ma
ria Alloy.
fueron %padrinos, el sefor Vicente
Cintr6n Y la ~distinguida DANA, Encar-
nacion Alloy de Cintron.
Bendijo ii la feliz pareja, el revcren-
do sacerdote Berries.
Impossible es ennmerar 81 concurso
de damas, scnoritas V caballeros que
concurrieron il la ceremonial, pues nu-
meroso pnblico invadi6 el temple, ha-
ciendo east impossible tomar nombres
FL novio vestia de ir~reprochable Ell
qleta Y la novia, la bella seiiorita
Alloy, Nevada un riquisimo traie blan-
TO con bordados y Joyas.
La beIleza de Ia dcsposada era "a
dante, seductora.
y la ida y vuelta de- la ceremonial,
fueron aeompanadas por mas dc vein
lie vehiculos entire coches Y autom6
viles.
Los concurrentes. entire los cuales
estaban familiares de Vieques. IIuma
Gao, Yabucoa Y Santurce, fueron OBJ
sequiados en- la Residential de los espo-
Alloy con un s%untuoso banqucte,
hacienda los honores la gentil pareja
Los regalos fueron numerosos. V al
de gran valor y merito extraor
dinario.
III BOLETIN desea 4 los nuevos -
poses que han undo sus destinos pa
IA sIempre, una vida qme sea como
un sol de gloria y de dicha eterna-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Don Bernardo Huiicy

lila muert0 esta mahana. Dssle ha-
&c yarios dias viene airculamdo 81 pro-
ndstico fatal que mdicaba, %precisamen-
to para hoy 81 funeto desemace.
La gravedad de dan Bernardo Hui
cy era extremada. Una terrible dolen-
Ella que ina vnido exigieDdo pcri6di-
cas- v %crleies intervcncioncs quirirci-
cas-. ha pucsto fin 4 In vida ntil Il
IA familia, a la sociedad y al pals de
este ilustrc pucrtorriqueh0, cuya mtier.
te ha p~Oducido hondo duelo en nuss-
ira sociedad mas distiguida y cn toda
In poblari6n de Arcibo. donde naci6
hace cincucnta v cinco amos.
NADIA mas justiticado que este sem
timicnto que produce Ia mucrtc died be-
nemerito ciudadano que coIsagr6 s,l
focumda existcncia i conecbir v Il des-
arrollar atlas Industries v regocioS i'm
pnrtantes, que nj 4 Il lc brindarOn una
vida opulenta, dieron Il mucha genie
I'm trabajo bicn r~cmuncrado v adelan-
Ia V progrrSo 4 muchaS localidadcs de
la lsla.
Don Bernardo lluicy era homhrc de
imiciativas grandcs. Su ccrebro -pO-
deroso no concebia mas que mcgOcpoS
para mncha genie: era IN talento FL
nanciero. En- otro medic, hubiera ST
do Millionaire.
Como va hcmos dicho, dcj6 de exis-
tir esta MARIANA en su chalet de Mi
ramar.
La clcgantc rcSidencia Sc IVA viSto
por tan triste carlsa invadIda material
mente por los ir,contablcs amigos de
don Bernardo, que era popuarisimo.
FL seIelio no Sc vcrIficara can San
Juan.
Esta tarde 4 las dos fle trasladado
on nm trcn cHpccial 4 Arccibo, dorde
scra inhumado 81 cadayer de4 ilustrc
hijo de aquclla Villa.
Accompaniment ell funcbrc convoy los
amigos intimoS del finado, los directo-
res de la Porto Rico General Teiepho-
ne, de la que era presidente a senior
lIuicy, y SITS deudos 4 los que envia-
mos nueStro mas sentido pesame, as
pecialmente i Sis sohrinoS dom Adolf
70. doIa Catalina, dona Maria Y do1ha
Emilia, y 4 sus sobrinos politicos Mr..
Richard Y Mr.. Lee.
FL BOLETIN MERCANTIL, Sc aso-
cha al duelo de Arecibo Y i la gran tri
muerte de don Bernardo EIuicy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Domingo Orozco.
Don C|Ot1dc SANTIAGO

I'll laconismo dcI TELEGRAPH hos tras@
hoy una dolorosa nmtieia, Il faIIesl-
m;cGlfo del ~distinguido caFsafIero sfeu
Cot'lde Santiago, ocamrida ea Goa
mo. @
Era Il senior Santiago, hombre sEe.
releyantes condolences Y de1nostr6 sie1rE
pre- 80 gran amor a su pals. FTgmrsz
on los partidoS politicoS para coadyu-
"A al engrGndks-imnsnto social y poll
tieo DE- su patria.
Su muerte ma DE ser scntida por to-
dos cHaDtos tus3efon In dcha de ira
farie-
III B0LETIN Sc asocia al coIor de-
Ia fafnilra del fInaio y haze preees pa
ra que su alma n pose en- la paz de tox
JGStos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
De teatrO


P6bdico disiinguido v numeroso asS~
tho 4 Ia function Dbl Municipal, am
chr.
III programme tcnia nm attractive gran
de; "Ia Gatita Blanca" por EsPeran-
IA Iris v ''Ia teia DE- Arana" por DO
Selma PeraI.
Como ambas obras So prestan III I1-
cimicnto de a~rtistas como las seiocfS
Iris y Pcral. al pnblico esperabs mu-
cho de elias. y las g~entiles artrstap
alardearon De gran g~cnersidad.
P~ermitascnos una fras, m~anoseadss
81 excedieron 4 81 mismas.
En- "La tela de Araia," obra Inn tam
Ia anticaiada. pero dc prcciosa mirssra,
In sonora Pcral coSech6 muchos apiau-
sos, merccicndo unaninres celcbraeFo-
mes su labor.
En- a terceto con IIeras y Cid y en-
Cd duo cun este fu6 muy i~ustslmen1e
clogiaila In lrrmOsa tiple dc cspiendi-
das facuitades.
III senior Cid, caractcrizo muy bsor
81 Enrique v fme 81 digno coanpsnerS
de la Pcrai y lierss.
Cid cant6 muy biel las prcciosaS
gaagirts del segumio acfo. HesrIs, va
Sc sabe, superior. Este notabla act1r
csta hen m todos los generos y app
sar del traqreteo del genera chico con-
serva muy es~timabies facarltades de-
%camtante. En- 81 tcrceto gan6 su parte
dc los ap~la'sos que aaronanon 1a saba,
V IN 81 duo c6mico o RieFn, que es-
tuvo bIcn en 81 negrito, fuerOn amb0s
muy celebrates.
lIeras es nm elcananto inapreciable eSs
urEa %compafiIa. IS ur actor general, 10
hace TODD Y TODD bien.
Acnb6 la function con LA Gatita
Blanca" ..
la e%spectacr6n reinante sc troe6 en-
admiration rcndida en- cuanto 4 los prs
meros compases del brTsiis aparcrIts
en- escena, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y bella, e.
pcmanza Iris.
gieron Y fueron repItien dose cabia veZ
mas mwsistentes 4 cada. nifnerO de kH
obra, hasta adquirir fragorsNan sosnorT-
daSi eat ios "colplatS," Que canB0 "
bmlo primoroSamenfe-
Del iiIuo cram los dos primeros. Laxa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
ATENEO

Esta noche, microbes. c%ontinuara en-
cI Ateneo la discussion y el estudio
acerca del desarrollo de la literature
puertorriquena desde la fundacion del
.Ateneo hasta ell cambio de soberania
De este pals.
rs uno lie los periodos mas intere-
santes de Ia vida Intellectual de Puer-
% Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
ID H|0|cl0 0nud del RegInIGlb
DE PUERTO RICO
(Continuaci6n)

En- la noche de nucstra ncgada u
(oamo. el primer Battalion r%eciti' or
den de abandonsr 81 c%ampsmcnio pa
p, atacarlo por 81 .. III segundo Ba-
TALON V las ametralladoras hacisn Ia
delensa. Los atacantes ~llevabamos en-
tas blancas en- 81 sombrcro. III dcs-
pIiegue So hizo a media bora de la po-
scion "encmiga", m~archando las com
ranias desplcgadas i n y otro lado
dcl canine. Preccdianlas tres eScua'
cras al maudo de tres tcnicnteS, que
llpNal,an encargo dc Ia posi-
oi6n V enviar los mensajes correnpon-
dicntes. \ mi me toc0 81 il,nco ~
ouier1ia. 4 Rexach 81 centre ~tfrentr al
camino) V 4 Lopez IL dcrechs. 70
dcsplegue mi cScuadra y aVance muy
CautaIoSamcntc en- columna. para eSca
lar en- Inca uno de los cerros que en-
oerraban el campamcnto, del que logre
apoderarme sin ser aperc'hido por 81
"enemigo". Ali estaba i r%etseuar-
a., del flanco derccho de Il defenSa
cue en- aqucl uilsmo monento fue VI
o,roSamente atacada 4 fondo. por las
lnerzas del canine.
On
ri u pof Ia inaiiaha e primer ia
ukD xa.;I;x a~Ia, In asao.r IaSln 81
'''
~.
'iioN ni"S i''@A'"'''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Los nOnbramientOS

Mamma, IthsVeS. - ~apDharHn, 81 al
gifn C~orEselo no 10 Impbde, los noanb<zz-
mies1tos d. la combinsc p,n jslicsaa.
Para mariana - ha anmrciado IA 49,
slon orlinarra del Coszselo EjccutIvoL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
FL teniente Castro

s. ha poiido Ia renrmia dc su ear
go nj jefe de policia de tcrccra clase,
actualmenie destacado en- JaEp1a Diaz,
senior Ren1gio Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Successes del dia

Anochc 4 las dicz, en- cl callcjon
del Toro, atcnt6 contra su vida to
mandose once pastillas de sublimado
Maria MARTINEZ.
F'ue conducida al Cuarto de Soco-
FRO. donde fuc asistida, pasando al hos.
pital en- gravisimO cstado.
Esta maIlana pereci6 ahogado, al
cruzar Ell rio de Caguas, 81 nino Pa
bio Leon Medina.
Tiene conocimiento del hccho, la
Corte Municipal de aquei pueblo.
Aver tarde Sc promovi6 I'm escan-
dalo fcnomenal en- Cabo Rojo-
FL policia PulIicier, que condncia
detenido 4 IIamberto Vargas, fue OBJ
ieto de una aggression por parte de es-
t.. FL guardia hizo uso del rotten pro
duciendolc una hcrida en- la cabeza.
Vargas fue condncido en- NAL csta-
do al hospital.
Muchos individnos que presenciaron
el hecho pr%otestaron contra eli guar
dia. dando lugar 4 una alteration de
ia paz pnblica. Sc hicieron varios
arrestos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

Nos c%omunican de .Juncos, que aver
tartie fue arrestado en- dicho pueblo
Esteban Delgado, quien hiri6 de una
punaiada 4 Antonio Losada, he cuvc
hecho inforrnamos en- Fl BOLETfN.
FL juez municipal exige mil dollars
oe flanza al agresor.
ServIcios prestad0s o In fuerza de
la Policia I%nsular de este Distrito du-
raDte las ultirlas "a horas:
Puesto de San Juan
Por infracci6n de las ~ordenanzas mu-
nicipales 1, por tlrbar la paz ,, por
infracci0n a la Ley de Sandal | y
q expresiones ~deshonestas /.
Puesto de Puerta de TERRA
Por infraccion de las ordenanzas ma
n;cipales 1, por turbar la paz ?, por
infracci0n al Reglamento de carreteraS
. V p0r hurtO menor l.
Puesto de Santurce
Por i~nfracci6n de las ordenanzas mut
nicipales II.
Puesto de Ceboruco
Por turbar la paz |.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-18

Prof. Max Dessoir of Berlin Uni
versity, recently introduced to his
class in psychology DIR. Ruckle. He
told the students that the doctor was
genius at figures, but was not to be
looked upon as in the same class with
lightning calculators" who give pub
lie exhibitions, because Dr. Ruckle
appeared before the students only to
demonstrate what well directed appli-
cation could accomplish. He began by
asking that 100 figures be placed in a
row, making one great sum. Then he
studied the line for about five minutes,
and in that time menforiZed the com
bination so perfectly that be wrote the
figures, from first to last and from
last to first rapidly and without an
error. Difficult problems in cube and
square root, interest and compound in
terest were solved in an incredibly
short time. always correctly and with
out the ala of paper or pencil After
an exhibition which caused wonder the
students applauded vigorously, and the
mathematical genius, as further
proof of his remarkable memory, re
peated backward the 100 figures which
had been given to him when his dis
course began.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-18

<RNz1Ma

In fiction the John Lane Company
nave an important volume. That is q
collection of short stories written by
The lite Frank Norris. The Third
Circle Is the name Of the book, which
will contain many tales not accessible
elsewhere.
Nine. Melba. in a recent interview
published in England, affirmed her be
lief In the woman's vote and In the
tact that woman's freedom will moi
rob her of her woman's love of home
When the wider book Of life lies oper
before her." she says, woman will
surely find the bonds of home life
drawing more tightly round her. The
greater use of her brain will spirit
ualize woman"
Novelists must be taken on their pas
performances. Hence one hears re
spectfully of Judge Robert Grants
spring book. The Chippendales." He
will probably have been acute an6
| considerate in this study of the in
vasion of Brahmin Boston by a ruth
less. cheerful outsider. Judge Grant
is said not only TO perceive the won
drous unconscious humor of old Bos
ton, but also to sympathize with it
serious ideals. This sounds ominous
The proper feeling in regard to Bach
Bay is less judicial, mere violent. Bui
we are content TO wait for the move
itself
The publishers mission being to pro
vide entertainment as well as edifica
ton, one looks eagerly for possible Zen
das and Cardinals Snuff-Boxes. In
this delectable region Of make-believe
Invaded so often by the fatuouS an6
the mercenary-there is promised by
Charles Scribner's Sons a romance en-
titled 1.-The King of Arcadia" by Fran
els Lynde. The interesting thing about
this Arcadia is that il is created by
q patrician Kentuckian, a supra-patri
clan Kentuckian, in the land of ranches
and cowboys. Imagination is invited
to swing ON the substantial lines OF
fact.
IT is interesting to learn from the
recently published letters of the Bron-
tes that TO Charlotte. at the height OF
her fame and popularity, dining Out
was "hideous" and that she was sell
dom In society without "acute mental
pain" The prospect Of tea party
made her i'll with approximations" All
OF which throws new light on Lady
Ritchie's account of that party at her
fathers house when there was brought
in "a tiny, delicate, serious little lady.
pale, with fair. straight hair and steady
eyes She enters in mittens, in ST
lence, In seriousness; our hearts arc
beating with wild excitement" And
at the same time the figures Of 1.-THE
great Jane Eyre were trembling un
der her mittens and the quiet brow
was throbbing with nervous terror
as Thackeray stopped to give her his
arm. And every one waited for the
brilliant conversation which never be-
gan at ALL
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-18
Itary's New Labor Law.

Under the law promulgated this year
by Italy persons Of either sex under y
years of age cannot engage IN building
operations, outside work of any kind,
in mines or tunnels nor in industrial
establishments.
Persons from IL to 10 cannot be EN-
ployed in any labor more than IL hours
day, while females of any age are
limited to u hours.
IN addition the labor Of women and
children must be interrupted daily 5y
one or several hours Of repose.
Appliances are also insisted upon in
the way of proper safeguards in cat
ing rooms, dormitories. lavatories, toi-
let rooms, etc.. and night work IL for
hidden for all females and all males
urdQr TX wears