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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27
Nothing Done Toward Uniting
Upon a Candidate For Gov
ernor and the Matter Will
Be Fought Out by Delegates
JAMES R. GARFIELD 2
CUTS LITTLE FIGURE
Notable Address Made by
Nicholas LODgworth as
Temporary Presiding Officer
Feature Of the First Day.
SCORING OF GOV. HARMON

OLUMBUS, OHIO. July 20.-The first
Il trial of strength between the s'rcE-
lars" and "ProEre-sivcs- I'm the Re-
publican state convention here tonight
resulted In favor of the "reEulars- by
n wide margin.
Congressman Paul HovIand Of CIeve-
land. who has charge Of the "proErca-
sive" platform, was defeated by senator
Dick for the chnirmanship Of the rcsO-
buttons committee by vote OF 10 90 ;.
Immediately prior 10 the vote Mr..
Rowland announced that while he
would not bubble over phraseoloEy,
II the platform were in substance UNI
satisfactory to the "progressives'' he
would bring I'm a minority report to ]
the floor OF the convention tomorrow. 4
Nine of Ohio's Republican con-
gressmen are members Of the resolu-
tons committee, and all OF the nine. 4
including Congressman Rowland. 4
were supporters In Congress Of the
tariff bin which IS one OF the issues
I'm the convention. General Warren
Keifer. member from the Seventh dis
trict. has since maintained that the
schedules were not high enough.
As soon as the committee had gone
into session word was sent to James
r. Garfield. leader OF the progress
ives here. that he would be heard.
Burton for Chairman.
Senator T. K. Burton was tonight
selected as permanent chairman OF
the convention. This will leave the
chairmanship of the big Cuyahogs
county (Cleveland) delegation in the
hands OF Maurice Machke, the vice
chairman. resident OF Congressman
Howland's district. The deleeation,
however. is split over the governor
ship, and the unit rule will not. obtain
as far as its ninety-six votes are con-
cerned.
II was generally understood by
those who conferred with the leaders
that nothing would be done tonight
toward uniting upon a candidate for
governor Senator Burton adhered to
his statement Of last night that the
fight would be settled upon the floor
Of the convention tomorrow. and not
before.
Walter f. Brown Of Toledo was
unanimously elected 20 his third term
as chairman Of the state central COM
mittee tonight.
At the opening OF the convention the
keynote address was delivered by
Congressman Nicholas Longworth as
temporary chairman.
DOngwOrth's Address.
Mr.. Longworth said:
our Democratic opponents have
nominated as head OF their ticket a
strong man, make no mistake about
that Whatever may be the principles
he stands for. principles. which I'm our
opinion. would spell. II adopted. the
ruinatiOn Of this country. Judson Har-
mon is nevertheless a big. forceful in
dividual: keen. shrewd politician. al
ways on the job; a man OF unlimited
ambition. with amazing confidence in
himself and I'm his lucky star.
Not content with nominating him
self FOR governor. he has nominated
himself for president also. There Is
nothing small about him. IL appears
that. IL elected. he does not intend to
serve out his term as governor: the
(COntiBued on Page Tvvoa
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big four were informed that another
ordinance had been prepared 70 cover
all forms Of gambling. The next
move was 70 impIore the council to
postpone consideration of the pool
room and gambling ordinance until
after the automobile ordinance had
been passed. with an agreement that
they should follow. The majority of
the council gave consent and Council
man J. =. Moreton called for the au-
thorized list Of expenditures imme-
diately after the automobile ordinance
had been passed. This motion. being
equivalent to adjournment. postponed
action indefinitely
The hearing on the application OF
Apologize q Co. for an injunction
against the chief Of police. restrain
ing him from putting the pool room
out Of business. was. continued before
Judge G. w. Morse in the district
court yesterday and the temporary
Injunction granted Monday viii stand
until after next Monday. when the
case VIII ge argued. The continuanc
OF the case was granted at the re-
quest OF City Attorney II. J. Dininnv.
who wishes more time TO. prepare the
case.
salt Lakes automobile ordinance.
passed by the council last night. goes
taet tAAt~N vi dPpI0Nal DN the mayor
today Immediately after the passage
OF the ordinance regulating traffic the
council took a recess until Thursdac
night. when the tax levy for the next
year viii be fixed. a eau was made
for meeting Of the committee on es-
Innate and apportionment for this
afternoon at O'Clock.
About the only change made in the
Continued on Page TenJ
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Continued filibustering tactics on
the part Of Councilman Mulvey, More
ton, O'Donnell and Reed prevented
any action. Taking the tip. Sefrit
left I'm disgust.
Councilman w. - Lyme was used
by the big four in starting the fiji
buster when he was induced to call
up his anti-race track gambling or
dinance before the council considered
the automobile ordinance. NJ. r. Null
vcy, who, six weeks ago. moved that
Lyne's resolution be referred 20 the
committee OF the whole. objected to
its consideration last night by saying
he knew nothing about IL. and the
committee had had no opportunity to
consider 10. BY n vote OF 10 s. the
resolution was taken from the com
mittee of the whole.
Another Ordinance
Then came a general discussion Of
the anti-gambling ordinances. and the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27
BURKE FOR PRESIDENT.
Democratic Governor of North Dnkosn
Getting Ambitions

Fargo. \. D.. July 2s.-Governor
Burke OF North Dakota was endorsed as
ne democratic nominee for the presi-
cratic party OF the state. held here
Governor Burke is a candidate for re-
erection Tor governor in North Dakota
ana the cry OF the party in THIS state
viii be three times governor Of North
Dakota then candidate for Presfden e.
kesolutions were adopted commend
ing the acts OF Governor Burke as gov
ernor and declaring ne would be able
as presidential candidate. to carry the
west for the Democratic party and to
gain strength in the east.
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NOTHING SURE ABOUT IT
DR.. Crippen and Ethel Lcneve May he
ON the MOntrOse-NO Further
News by Wireless.

London. July 2s.-No word has been
received tonight from the steamer
Montrose. on which are two passengers
booked as the Rev. John Robinson and
John Robinson. jr-. whom the Scotland
Yard officials believe to be the missing
DR.. Hawley II. Crippen and Ethel Lee
neve. The wireless telegraph system
on the Montrose has a working radius
Of only $50 miles,
The only fresh development in the
case Is that superintendent Forest OF
Scotland Yard has placed all the
known facts in the affair in the hands
OF the public prosecutor. to enable him
TO prepare case in event Of Crippen
being arrested.
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Two prominent stock exchange firms
admitted today having had him as "A
customer. and DO became known that
only Few weeks agO hts standing as
"a speculator was found acceptable By
the New York stock exchange The
exchange authorities decided ttsat as
cashier ne could not be barred under
the rules which prohibit clerks and
minor employees from specializing
The Russo-Chincsc bank gave out to-
day Tor the first time the fun list OF
missing shares Wider is accused OF
stealing ia addition to the $50. 900 i'm
bonds announced last week.
The list OF shares follows. 1850
shares pennsylvania railroad: 1900
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hesIdents OF the crowded SECTIONS
were in poor shape. however. to stand
even the moderated conditions of the
day. and as the morning advanced heat
prostration cases We're frequently re-
ported Infant mortality during the
heated period has been high, but health
officials are quoted today as believing
that the worst is over for the babies
The death rate among them shows a
decrease despite the hotter weather.
Those who weathered the previous pro-
longed heated periods will be pretty
well able to survive this one. Dr.. Gil
fiery. statistician OF the health depart
ment. thinks.
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shares Baltimore * Ohio. 500 shares
Of Missouri Kansas & Texas. 200
shares Tennessee Copper. 200 shares Of
New York Central. 200 shares Great
Northern Ore, Zoe shares OF ST. Paul:
zee shares Of Wabash. preferred. 50
shares OF southern Pacific 100 shares
Of General Electric company. 80 shares
Of American locomotives 50 shares OF
Erie first preferred. 500 shares North
crn Pacific. 100 shares AtchfSon: 3O0
shares OF Reading; $50 shares OF Amer
lean smelling & Refining. and ESQ
shares Of Great Northern railroad.
j. g. Buche a. Co and Dick Brothers
& Co are two Of the firms with which
the missing cashier at one time dealt
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COPPER INTERESTS
FINALLY HARM0NIZED

London. July pa New York bank
er is authority for the statement that
OF America and Europe lately held in
Paris resulted I'm definitely harmon
izing the interests whereby the policy
Of each company producing its full
consuming needs of the world, was to
be abandoned
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that I merely suggest il and leave Il
with you
From Roc<land the Mayflotver
cropped down to Casco Bay this after
noon and cruised this evening orr this
city.
The President will not come ashore
at Portland He VIII spend tomorrow
at Btddeford Pool where Mrs Tart's
sister. Mrs. Louis r. Moore, has a sum-
mer place and will be back IN Bcrer-
~ Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
proved today and his limp was hardly
noticeable.
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Mr.. TAFT spoke 10 a large crowd from
an automobile He told of his appre-
cation OF the welcome which has been
accorded To his party and then drift
ed closer To a political utterance than
at any other time on hts trip. The har-
Dor at Rockland. the big granite
brea kwater and the ships behind IL had
brought ship subsidy TO the Presidents
mind.
They suggest 20 me-" he said. "the
Importance OF our coastwise shipping.
They also suggest the Importance OF
improving our foreign shipping All
OF which brings me 50 near TO politics
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CONVICT KILLED.

Lesvenworth. Kas.. July 2e.-Wi1iam
J. Laughlin, a military prisoner here
was killed by a prison guard while
attempting to escape today. Chester
Arlington. another prisoner. who at
tempted escape at the same time was
wounded and now is surrounded in the
river bottoms near here. The prisoners
rushed through the stockade gate as
a sand wagon entered. Laughlins
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COUNCIL DEFIES
CHIEF OF POLICE
Refuses to Put Ban on Pool Room;
Automobile Ordinance Is
Finally Passed

IT police
change night refusing
gambling the chief police
affecting
taken by the Council despite the fact that Frank Sef Of the
Tribune enforce the
ordinance party Yesterday.
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PROFESSOR wTNANs DEAD.

Princeton. n. j.. July 26.-Professor
Samuel Ross Winans. dean Of Prince
ton university from 1899 to 1903. died
az his home here last night. after a
three weeks Illness He had been
actively connected wltH the faculty
since 1878
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SEVEN VICTIMS OF
HEAT In NEW YORK
Crops Suffering in Kansas and the
Southwest, With No Indications
of Weather Getting Cooler.

NJ EW YORK July 26The
day Seven deaths occurred today fifteen yesterday
clock the Official thermometer so
yesterday at that hour but the air much
"a A smashing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27
ERWIN WIDER WAS ALLOWED
FREEDOM IN SPECULATION
Stock Exchange Rule Regarding
Minor Employees Not Applied
to Young Cashier

JEW YORK July 26Erwn Wider
branch OF the RussoChn Of
60OOOO bond and stock coming
the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27
CLoUDBURST AND FLOOD.
Persons Perish In Town
of Dees, Hungary

Bunapest. July 2s.-Twenty-five per
sons perished in flood that followed
a cloudburst at the town OF Dees to-
day. The damage to property and
crops was heavy.
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PRESIDENT CONTINUES TO
KEEP SILENT ON POLITICS
Makes Suggestion as to Ship Sub
sidy and Leaves 1t With His
ROckIdnd Audience

oRTAND Me- July today put himself on record az
subscribing absolutely principle president of the Uuted
the speecho of histen days'c 1880
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Senator Brovn'. Addr..,

In assuming the temporary chair
manship, Senator Brown spoke only
along general political lines. making
no illusions to the questions upper
most in the minds of the delegates
the Endorsement of the Insurgency
OF some OF Nebraska's congressman. !
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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Classified advertising in
The Herald Republican
is not merely hunting for
tenants tOday-but is
finding them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27
THE METALS.

Silver, 5334c.
Copper. catholics. 12c.
Lead. per 100 lbs. $40.
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mingo al lunes de Csrnaval 8 sea, la
Il L..I.

mingo al ,lunes de Csrnaval 8 sea, Ia
vispera del bale de la marquesa.
I'll desconocido, cuya oportuna
liegada a hora tan iatelnp pesvlva obi
&c al asesino i huir prccipitaa 8 men
se, 60 era otro que ei doctor iYo
Ma.clal, ficl : una de las a:itrayiscas
conyenidas con Ia selcrlsa de Aer-
drisnt.
va sabemos que ell amor NADIA te-
MIA que yer en- aquellas entrevist:ss.
FL corazon del joven latia con. vio-
lencia, al aproxlmarSe la nora del
mlsterioso y fugitive encuentro con
aiuella q ouiea Sc prohibio amar,
pero la que amaba contra su volun-
tad.
Embebido en- su sueho, no VIC, a.
travesado en- la acera, el cuerpo del
Rojo, con ell que tropezo
-SQue es esto?-dljo inclinandose
con presteza. .-Alg I'm borracho que
Sc habra excedido celebrando ell
Carnaval!
LIE TOGO.
-lDiantre! Esto parece mas gra-
We!
Y elevando el cuerpo, vigorosa-
mente, lie condujo hasta el farol in
mediate.
-iEsto no es borrachera!. !...
De pronto fruncio el entrecejo.
La GAIA craneana, cedio al suave
contacto de las habiles manos del
cirujano.
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-Es precise no abusar de este me-
dicamento. cuya accion. muy vio-
lenta para una persona de esta edad =,
podria. .podrfa tener un resultado
fatal. Confio este cuidado a usted So
la. Por question de amor proplo pro-
fesional, es possible que el senior Ber-
nard insista. mo ceda usted! 81 dle-
ra algo, mformele usted de que yo ne
visitado a su abuela. No creo que en-
tonces haga fuerza; pero en- ese case.
haga usted que me avisen inmediata-
mente, y vendre. 6Me ha compren-
dido usted, senorita?
-Si,-murmuro ella debilmente.
El continue:
-Ahora esta conjurado ell peligro.
Manana mismo habran desaparecido
esos fenomenos inquietantes, y lue--
go bastara un POGO de regimen.
Convinieron, entonces, como me-
dida de provision, que todas las ma
drugadas a las dos, y hasta nuevo
viso, pasaria Marcial por el hotel pa
ra informarse, por Renata, de la mar
cha de la enfermedad.
De nuevo, y de la manera mas for
NAL, tranquilizo la joven.
-iOh-dijo ella-ime ha prestado
usted un servicio inapreciable, al
que la vivire eternamente reconoci-
da!
Ell sonrio ligeramente, y Sc alejo
sin contestar.
Ella le llamo.
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LIE tom6 del brazo, y le condujo
al cuarto de la enferma.
| Esta tenia un sueno agitado, esca-
pandose de sus labios un debil y con-
tinuo quejido.
Estaba sin conocimiento.
Despues de un prolongado examen
Marcia linterrogo minuciosamente a
Renata, respecto al origen y desarro-
llo de la enfermedad.
La joven lie dijo 10 que saba, pero
sin revelar sus sospechas.
Miraba con ansiedad el rostro del
medico, que permanecia impasible.
no permitiendola prejuzgar SUI OPT
Mon.
-iOh!-dijo al fin, uniendo sus
manos en- actitud suplicante.-c Hay
peligro de muerte?. LA salvara
usted?..
'-Hasta ahora. senorita, el case
no me parece desesperado. Pero, 81
he de serla franco, debo confesar que
veo sintomas muy particulares que
sin alarmarme, me confunden
sEs ell doctor Bernard quien asiste
a la senora?
ST.
Marcial movie la cabeza, v refle-
xionando, repuso lentamente:
Mi companero es un practice
consumado. Sin embargo, 10 raro de
estos sintomas pueden hacer sospe-
char que ha equivocado SUI diognos-
tica, habitualmente SECURE. cQuf
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tratamiento ha prescrito?
Una pocion, que el mismo pre-
para y administra todos los dias.
-SEn que consiste?
En- unas gotas vertldas en- aqua.
-STiene usted aqui ell frasco?-
pregunto con viveza.
No, nunca lie deja.
-SY ell vase?
Renata tomo el vase de la chime
nea. Estaba vacio y lavado cuidado-
samente.
Reservandose sus reflexiones, pero
pensando en- los vomitos que tanto a
sustaron a la ioven, Marclal pidio
las deyecciones.
lnfluida, sin duda, por una viva
preocupacion, Florencia no tuvo
tempo, @ no Sc tomo ell culdado de
hacerlas desaparecer.
-Necesito reactivos. Voy bus
carlos a casa. Disp6nseme usted un
momento-diio Marcial.
Renata observe entonces una pro-
funda cortadura en- la muneca dere-
cha del medico, de la que manaba
sangre en- abundancia.
-:Se ha herido usted?
oh! mo es NADIA Me he arana-
do con los trozos de vidrio que guar
necen la tapia.
4 pesar de sus protestas, ella ven
do su herida.
-:l ahora como va usted a salir
Y volver a entrar?
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-Pues del mismo modo que an.
tes; no veo otro.
-iNo-contest6 ella.-Es muy pc,
ligroso.
i Bah!replico Marcial con indi
ferencia. .-Ahora, va tomare mas pre-
cauclones.
Y salio.
A los pocos minutes volvi5 pro-
visto de reaetivos.
! La herida lie molestaba para rein.
cidir en- SUI escalo, y buscando un &C
ceso mas facil, VIC la puerta excusa
da.
Empuj6 y cedi6.
lila venido a pedir de boca!
pens6.
Renata esperaba, como antes en- Ia
escalera, y ambos subieron a la ha-
bitacion comenzando en- el acto el
experimento.
Despues de tres ensavos infruc-
tuosos, Marcial hizo un gesto de sa-
tisfaccion.
-lYa esta!-dijo-Mi compahero
ha Tornado la dosis de un remedio,
que hay que usar con mucha pruden-
cla.
Y sacando dos frasquitos del bol-
sillo, escogi6 uno y prepare una po-
cion.
Era 10 que habfa previsto-aha-
dio.-Hay que combatir los efectos. -.
Pero.
-iQue?
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S/>S usted?-pregunto en-
L0 voz baja.
ST senOrita. SOY

IS usted?-pregunto er
~ voz baja.
ST, senorlta, SOY
yo,-la contestaron, no menos pru'
dentemente, de fuera.
-Voy a abrirle.
iOh contrariedad!
La puerta estaba cerrada y ha-
bian quitado la llave!
Renata fue a la puerta de servlclo.
iTambien estaba cerrada!
Dio cuenta de la situaci6n a Mar
cial, quien Sc Ia imagine, angustlosa'
al otro lado del obstaculo levantando
estupidamente entire ellos.
-sConsidera usted mi presencla
absolutamente necesarla ?-pregunto.
-iOh, 81, indispensable
-Pues bien, cme autonza listed
& saltar la tapia del jardin?
Ella vacil6, con el corazon oprlmi-
do por un obscure presentlmiento.
Pero la vision de la pobre enter-
ma, asesinada lentamente por aquel
infame, desvanecio sus escrupulos.
-iGracias !-contest6.-iN Nenga U.s.
ted!.
/ Mareial die vuelta al hotel, Sc ase
euro de que la Gale estaba deslerta y
de I'm salto Sc encaram6 la albardl
liza del muro, cayendo por ell otro la
do, en- el jardin.
Renata esperaba en- la escalera.
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GRATIS.

Un reloj para listed 81 en- plazo de
1 semanas, vende ven.'e cualquiera
de los paquetes siguientes: 25 hermo-
sos alfleres de corbsta; - libros ar
tisticos de agujas con mas de so agu-
jas cada uno; 25 bonitas peia,llas mag
neticas de bolsillo cads una en- 81 es-
tuche, 9 % preciosas sortijas. Cada
srticulo descrito Sc vende a 10 centa-
vos oro uno. En- tres meses hemos
regalado 500 relojes
Escriba unApostal a The Assoc1A-
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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L0 MEj0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta constantementerecibien
do los ultimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tallado LEJITIMo tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. Especia,
lidades para regalos de bo
das.
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oFRECEMoS Al PUBLIco
EI hmpiador VACUUM mapCa ",SANTO. "

Con las siguentes garantias de fabrica
Marcara Constantemente sin caentarse 6nterrumprse
"[iene por minuto destucon calculada de % 30
pies cibco de ae lbre Producira maximo de
rugadas segun ell mercurio Standard de los E. u w.
Durara de Is a 20 amos, atE usandose diariamente.
E SANTO trabaiara de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
centc, costo de Centavos la hora FL "SANTO"
podra nunca snperado para hogar pero tamben
gran capacdad 10 hace apetecibe para TIENDAS ALMA
Genes OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES II otros
edifcios grandes Haga vista nuesras ocnas para
yer la demostrac6n por ctacon mandaremos ell apaato
cualquer sio San Juan para demosraro privado
Porto Rico Power { Light Co.
Oricinas Prin cipales, Marina San Juan.
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OineIo y Ie|oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" ell mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, ell higado. y los rinones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, Y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81. San
Juan, Pto. Rico.
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-SHa rec;bido usted-'e pregunto
una invitacion para el oalle que mi
madre da el proximo lunes? SVen
dra usted, verdad?
-iSenorita, excuseme ustedI...
Ella insistio.
vYa Sc que es usted insoclaole,
que detesta usted el mundo, y que
tiene listed motivos para estar resen-
lido por ell desaire recibido en- esta
casa. .Pero, dno estima listed su
presencia it'll, mas adn, necesarla,
despues del. error de diagnostlco
de SUI compafero?
Y como el no contestaba, a1adlo
-iPrometame usted one vendra'
.por mi abuela. y. ..por MIL.
La joven estaba adorable, en- su
casio abandono.
-iVendre!contesto elise 10 pro-
meto!...
Ella le tendi6 su mano, que el es-
trecho con efusi6n, dandole ganas
de llevarla a sus labios, pero Sc con-
tuvo.
-iAdios!murmuro.
-iHasta ell lunes!-dijo ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-05

Ell AGENTE FoURNIER.
Al emprender esta larga excursion
por ell pasado, necesaria para la cla-
ridad de nuestro relate, dejabamos
al Rojo, tendido en- terra, atontado
Dor ell martillazo del doctor Bernard.
Esto ocurria en- la noche del do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-05
CHARLES WE'RE.

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