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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26
People Surprised.

village. The people there knew nothing OF
the occurrence until 1t was all over. The
mob cut two OF the three telephone lines
running out OF the town. No one saw tn EN-
recognize no one. The people OF the county
generally approved the verdict. and were
utterly surprised when they heard OF Moore
escape. 5s5sS,s IS b
MY father and 1swere born In the county !,
said Captain Goodwin. land u have lived
there all OF my life. I believe Nelson VIII
average up with any county in the State
This blot on her name il keenly felt by her
good citizens. We did not do this thing"
H. G.. Francis. of Bristol. Is one OF this
Masony In the city. He IL a loyal Republi.
can and believes slemp will be reelected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26

III stand where did them REPLIED
Mr..AA Anderson. This is not. the time
for such a franchise. It has not been
shown that our rates are excessive
or that we have failed to cover the
field. Only then is there ground for
49, : - : a -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26
Discusses Amendments.

Discusses Amendments.
d Major Martin resumed his argument.
taking up eachso of the amendments 81 S
Efered by the Virginia n II Hallway ana
Power Company. That as to joint8use
of poles and wires. he said, was the
inform custom OF the city. As@to the
option Ct the city to buy the plant he
was as willing to accept any amendment
which would protect the city. AS to-
the amendment requiring compilation
OF the plant and lines In eighteen
months. and in case of.failure to@for-
felt the franchise, he claimed that the
amendment was I'd signed L otN DESTROY,
the franchise. since no bank would
take a bond o such accompany. S. "a
was ready to give bond ana pay rea-
!sonable penalties for any Violation Of
franchise, but objected to- the for
fixture clause. He also bjected 10
the amendment compe lling the COM
ypany to serve the 5entirescity, not lust
the manufacturing and business seq
ton. say ng5A That It was d signed to
k"ltill the young and weak company
whose competition they fear before it
grows too strong. q. IN RI III 81:
"If tho committee doesn,t wan y anv,
competition. In power Is tandSfsup and
SAY. SO, went on A1ajol Martin, ..but
don't grant US a franchise SO hedged5
about that We cam use I {. fs Theyfas
as "a test Of our good faith that we be-
required to- sell power at 20 pc Il cent.
less than their pu blished rate We az
poet to do--7-i NJ act can't do, 5bu siness
unless we und ercut hemI ButSthe COM
petition vii bring i bout. There is
no such claus In their contract. n we,
have abundant promise sof financial
Ssu pports II We can getGa franchise 8on
an equal ba sis. want to deny tile
irumor that TIL Isl ~ hol e sch enc has been
gotten up to sci l In CT ans haw,s coal
lands In Oh terti 81 ID county III II ca mes
from engine ers who believes thai a
plant at \ he nlouth Of the mines Will
81 II IA 53 rs
Only, One Compl amt.
Mr. An erson replied briefly. ! az 8
planning pa TT cularly IL differences H be-
tween Rlc hnlo md IA ties and those Of
North Gar Ina ~ over companies, where
In NIL 81 towns the power lis used a.
OF elaven hours dail e while
here is FREQ ant v used hut5ga fewf
no urs 10 "a g IN answer8tos a auestiong
from M Mar In; M i. p abney said that
the cham hersA had ha IA y ii one COMPLAINT.
Jas to srat es, ha 4 having been from the
' nthe 81 8 toYe rk 3, which Mr. IA H..
derson an pla ed al a rs shorse power
III VIII tcll wa 3 blowns on sud denly
BY " ed On NV A. few I'm s 8A a az, HE
5cQnlp any& haYlnE y to- ZEN IN ID ha "a "a .R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26

You have changed front. asserted,
Major Martin, who read from reports
OF hearings five years ago. ~ gu then
We're fighting municipal ownership.
Then You We're willing to welcome a
franchise "as 80 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26

Charters were issued yesterday by the
state Corporation Commission to the fol-T
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
Boys Corn Growing Contest.
Are you aware of what il is1

Are you aware Of what IL is1
For a number uf years the State Corn
Growers Association, in co operation
with the State Il ard of Agriculture and
the College ot Agriculture, has conduct.
ed "A corn growing contest among tls.
young men and boys u tire state. 1t be.
gan a few wears ago with a few hundred
aud now 1t las reached into the thous.
an,LS in its ~enyotintent.
There are two classes, one for the
young men and one for the boys. The
young men, class includes those under
twenty years Of aye and over sixteen,
ami the boys class includes those under
sixteen and over ten years Of age
! The boys names are to be registered
With Sam Jordan, at ColrNnbia, Missouri,
who has direct charge OF this feature OF
the work this seas n. These Young peo-
pie CAN either register direct, or, a bet
ter plan will he 10 register with some or
g%anizdtion o. GONE bank or other bust
ness, and their names can he sent in by
JioSc WIN "ioln tnt bONS register.
Those registering should give name. az
and postotiice address. There are no fee,
Of any kind and every wide awake young
farmer should avail himself Of this op-
portunity.
Last season the University sent free
seed 10 about two thousand boys and
young men OF the state and the results
were highly gratifying IN nearly every
case. Pure seed was thus scattered over
many parts oi the state and il LA, been
deinOnstra ell many tunes that iNirs bred
seed cOrn, every tang else being equal,
will produce from FIVE Ia ten brAlrpls
more corn to the acre than the common
scrub seed, Last season many banks
and olher business concerns took hold Of
this WORK and he number that are n. W
reported Us calling for literature on the
contest, isdicat $ that cores of banks
will take hold Of tllc work this seas ~.
1t is presumed that there is not a Farm
ers' Club in the state that will not take
up the work, for ii il recognized that this
Y,s the best way to mouse interest in I'M
proved farming.
1t BECOMES a vital question with every
business interest to help boost this work,
ami it is q fact that there are very few, il
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
Four Lovely Rose Bushes

And The ST. Louis Journal of Agricu'-
ture and The Morgan County RTPuD
LIcAN both one year for onl, 81 OF.
This is positivc!, :he greatest subscrip.
ton offer ever made. Every lady love
to lave a number Of beautiful rose bush
rs in the ward. She rsuallv anuot az.
ford them because oi The extremely hiyl
price of the bushes.
The Journal Of Agriculture. however.
has purchased several hundred thousand
ot these roses TO give. as pay TO anv ore
VINO will act as a representative by col.
lecting one yearly subscription, either
new or old, to The Journal of Agricul
ture and the Morgu County REpurI.i
CAN at 81 90. for the two papers Send
the none to this Office and the rose'
will be mailed Won by return mail
These four roses are described as follows
Waite COchct.
This beautiful rose stands at the head
of the list for beauty and pruductircne-s
Extremely hardy aud quickly forms
graceful aud shapelv plant upon wbi Il
are borne immen-" snow white iose'
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
That Parasite of the Piano TIejs-
che Commission Tskcr.

J. W. Nicholson a Rn.fnlS pia M Isaier,
holds that the coiamisNion hends nov have
draer, IN their clutches, and conditions are
getting aolse iustaad Of better II IL his
contention thai M matter how sia0N or
Nova largo The business, all dealers are at
the mercy Of the submission g~rAfters, and
the ciiy remedy is in Organization and an
elimination Of the evil. In this connection
Mr., Nichsi'cjl says he has raih commissions
t. fathers broshrrs, SISTERS end ~ all mari
ner OF relatives. together With teachers and
ministers, Practically the only member Of
the family TO which lie has r4vsr pail a
e pGiI'ssion is to a ~ 'thcr OF tn. sale If All
instrument to- ier deIiglicr He wrrt on to
,ry tina, ~ OF the dealers ara ~ the same
i"at, s'd t'st t,I ~ l"us A. the people can
secure connllSsiVl, from cHe dealer in a
cly Tor the .p-of an instrument to their
trGnds. just So 'Gng win the uuisyns- and
grp,t &C continued FROM the Nnu.c Trad
JouTHsI trt = lY.r
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
Jenkins the Only Exception.

Commissions are a cause OF high prices
and unseruphous methods No dealer
Who pays them caa possibly sell you a
Piano for as low a price as You should
pay for II
The unusual success OF our business is
due almost wholly 10 tae fact that our
ONE PRICE, NO COMMISSION sLAN
is protecting customers from The graft of
this avaricious parasite. newa,e OF him,
he works smoothly and secretly. Ere
persuadss You " buy yonr Piano at such
and such a store by devious methods, If
you TALL ii-to bis clutches YOU cannot help
hut pay more for IA Piano THAI il is really
worth. Ills "poalld OF Aaslf" nlrst come
out of vour pocket. Is it not safest to
buy where YOU, are positively certain that
the commission taker Is not tolerated?
Commissions are acver paid at
JcnElas'A.
. Write us toahy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
announcements.

The season is now about open for
ahe announcement of candidates for
the various county Offices. The Re-
PUBLICAN will carry your ammo ince-
ment for county Offices for $500,
good to the election in November.
Nothing but the announcement, or
advertisements, for such it is, is given.
For associate justices and constables
$50. Terms cash in advance.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
High School Notes.

Herbert Long is conised to his
home with a severe attack OF sore
throat.
The Junior and Sophmore classes
had a chsS meeting Tuesday night to
dccide afont raising money for the
piano. They are talking OF giving a
play.
Neva Mosier has the sore threat,
The literary society gave a very in
tcresting program week befoFe E,l.
We had several visitors, ann my whom
were Misses Bea,rice KinloGh, Young
Salmon and Beulah pyes, Mrs. Hu-
h.u and Mrs. Agee, Leslie Hardy and
Dustin Leach. The program tor this
week promises 10 be even more ir~
kzes.iDs tsasa the last. The question
sor debas Use Resolved, that the
Government shoalb futnish more and
larger battle SHIPS. C,osa: OUT aall
bear il.
Miss Edyth Mounts is unable t,
attend school on accuun OF sickness.
AIeHA AGEE, Reporter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
Free Seed Corr.

WHY not quit raising ">rrf' G."
Why not plant. ennq-h pHa bN"
seed this spring to sunpi" %'i IN
the future? There is a> nH n ar ,
ference between ..s,rrN' corn All
pure bred corn aS Their IS b-'"r"h "
scrub" steer and a prrr nrtl ''-t''
Pure bred corn will rfrJi", '"d'h
larger yield per acre tlln nr'dh'rF
seed. Unfit fHthr': ro.'f", N"F
Farmer and Breeder. plr'i'h"1 9t
on ,he raising ~ AL Hi1's 1t F"h
Crops, the Care AMI Feeding NJ LIE
STOCK, Dair>ing, Fruit Growing.
F~crulzirg the Soil. Poultry R'isirg
and every other farn Y7hjac'. AhV
sirglc issue ~ worth ,he\ price.
Every ounce ri this s.cl crirn wi
be tested by seed eNi crts hri"f" It rs
sent out. Y"n can haze cilies, IA yell
low or white variety. lin, ah!>rr-
,i>eman, is appearing in hrnd'c'S q
newspapers and cur supply Of Ftrd
will sOon be exhausted. 81 ,endNrr
leave your SuDScsiptinn ~ enc" At ~;
office Of the Morgan County Ktruiit
CAN. which will lpr~Ird il t" rs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
Supernatural.

The Kansas City Star, of fcby. attn.
had something over a column devoted
To the alleged terrible tragedies being
enacted in West Morgan. II reads
something like the ST. Louis Republic
article on the same subject, aaich we
published last week, with a few vari-
atoms and considerable more OF mvs-
terry, but if the same correspondent
wrote both articles he must have
changed his brand Of liquor. Ac-
cording to the Star correspondent N The
whole thing is Il mysterious mystery.
twenty years old. ale, she or it,"
has eve been seen by any Of the
natives. and when chickens are stolen
not a chicken cacklcs, and even the
dogs are too terrified to baot, and the
mysterious stranger leaves no tracks
probably taking them along on de-
p%arturc. The correspondent gives
Frank Brown. constable of Haw
Creek township. as his Authority. SO
ii would appear as if there was sone-
lhing really unCanny ovcg in that
section of the COMFY. A sufficiently
large reward would bring the ''lhing'
in, if mortal. According to Con-
stable Browns evidence. the people
OF Haw Creek continue to enjoy lite,
keep % improving their farms and
cnfarging their bark accounts, marry
and are given in marriage, anc keep
an husllinS in spite OF the ''spcctrc."
'fhese blood and thunder stories may
keep a few timid yyals from Morgan
county, but sensible people viii pay
40 attention to them. MorYaa county
= still on the map. her people are
Awa,iding, industrious. prosperous
and happy, her lands aye ;apidly so
ing up in p7ice-shey have been ap
in value many Yeas, but the ownays
are iast finding it out-and if yoa
want Is home in the best county i n
E'ertral Missouri, Morgan, you better
come now.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
THE

perfectly double and dcliciouSlv fragrant
The buds are superb, lorp AMI pointed,
a'tistically formed Of heavy thick prtals
and are only equallcl in grace and beau
" by the full blown flower.
Isabella Spruni.
The { ets, hloorner of an, yellow vari
ETY., 1t fills a long felt want for out door
planting. The blooms in hue ar. of n
bright canary yrIlrw, possessing lasting
qualities seldom seen in roses of this par.
ticular shade. The form OF the bud is
compact and fascinating, the beauties of
which are only exce'led by The Elories ni
the full bloom, no other variety ever pro.
duced possessing its charming character
i,,ics.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10

Following are the names OF the
pupils who made the best, and secone
best averages in scholarship and de-
pertinent, in the several grades of the
Versailles public schools for The
month just closed:
Grade /.
Camelle Antweilcr 81
Jessie Williams SO
Grade II.
Cecil Mefriott 803
Lorene West 8S.1
Grade III.
Vincil padgelt SO
DOMAIN Hunter SOS
Grade ~.
Carroll kindle 90
Fannie kidwcll 95
Grade V.
Virginia Livesay o.
Lloyd Knapp So
Grade vi.
Melita Dressic 50
Frances Gibson 30
Grade VII.
Lucy Kelly 96.9
lilu Cleveland $50
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
LafoZlctc'S
WEEKLY MAGAZINE
THE GREAT PROGRESSIVE WEEKLY

There are MARY reasons Why YOU
should read what it says 81 times each
year. 1t is free TO tell the truth. It will
oppose the e~ncroachnent Of special priv.
ileges upon the peoples rights II will
call the roll on public men and measures
and inform you how your congress,nen
work and vote. II will c~riticise the exec
utive branch Of government from the
highest to the lowest, it in its Judgment
the peoples Interests are not protected.
1t will spread the gospel Of ideal home
life through the Noinen's De partment.
II will be conservative wlieH good things
are to be conserved, and radical when
bad things are 10 be exposed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10

any, newspapers in the state that will
not willingly give all The space to this
matter Ina will be called for by those
who are boosting this work.
Bigger crops spells more business for
all concerned.
Brothers, push the thing along.
Write to Sam Jordan. Columbia, Mo,
for particulars.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10

For sale bills we can save YOU MIN
ey and do you good work. ,iIy "''
Try the RErutLICA" 0hice nor your
horse aud jack bills. We can give S"'
good work Mt reasonable ratcs(
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
sboroGeh.


n y"u have never seen Gainsh"TouGh
growing at its best in open ground, yon
cannot conceive of the beauty of its large,
bold, delicate pink flowers. The best
and most reliable of al ever. bloonjng
roses, cornbin W., rapid. vigorous growth
With extreme hardness, sending on.
quantities of beautiful thick glossy foil
aye, every branch bearing n great pro.
fusion Of blooms high upon the leaves.
The buds are exquisitely formed opening
to large full flowers OF excellent sub
Stance Of a mystic, delicate pink. A
thing Of beauty and no one should fail to
add it to their collection for valuable Fos-
rs.
Il wilb n0t he q difficult task fec yon N
secure one subscription TO Tie journal of
Agsicultnre and the Morgap oulty re
PUBLICAN. If your father, brother. hus
band or friend is alre .dy a subscriber,
simply induce him to renew his subscrip.
ton to each paper through yoas. II he
is not already a subscriber. in.luce him to
become one at once. Collec; s. %, send
or bring il to this Office. The subsorip.
tons viii he entered a year to each pa.
per, aud The Journal Of Agriculture, St,
Louis, Mo, will send you the four rose
bushes by mail, all postage prepaat
These roses are guaranteed to be in grow
ing condition when they reach you.
You can secure these four beautiful
toses wi hout leaving your home. Sim
Ny Slow this offer to your father, broth
er. l3x.Asnd or friend, tell him YOU are
representing The Journal Of Agriculture
anil The Aorgan County EEruBL lCAN
and you will Lsve no trouble in getting
his subscriptions Try it today. 10 not
wait ill some enc else gets the suhscrib-
er You have in -aind. Remember, il
only takes one yv~ast subscription to
eae, paper a, Sl@ Sos tas two TO get
these beautifat roses.
Send all money to or cia II person at
the Office of The Morgan County REPuB.
LIcAN, Versailles, Mo-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10

Parents are urged to SEND their
children to school as regularly as pos
sible and on time.
kespt.
GEO. S. SMITH.
SUPP.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
Advertising Rates.

Display advertising. by the year. to average
fuir inches or more, SIC. per inch each ISSUE.
Professional cards. one inch. so cents pet
mont: two inches. IS cents per month.
I.ocais-hve lines. or over, S cents per line for
hrs, insertion nc. per line {, 7 each suhsequen,
assertion In black type 10 cents per line for
hrSt insertion s cents per line for each subse.
qIent insertion.
..egal advertising ut legal rates.
Special rates on rage advertisements.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-02-10
iicsen Gould.

This is the most valuable and satisfaction,
red rose for general planting ever intro
ducch. and no garden collection would
be complete without it. In habit OF
growth it is vigorous and robust, throw
ing long strong shoots f'om tie roots,
which are clothed with clean. heavy foil
age, MAX ing an excellent setting for the
fragrant, beautiful flowers. Great mas.
scs of splendid rich N~elvety roses are pro
duced all through the summer, impress
ing everyone wish their superiority and
great beauty. The buds are an unusual
size and exquisitely shaded, the petals of
which are smooth and velvety Of excel,
lent substance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-25
FRAGMENTO.

Ell hombre d qatien todo CT mundo
insulta es un rec'uso ;rluo, huyen de
el. u muerto honran su non'bre. LIE en-
terraron en- cualquier rinc6n al lddo
de una iglesia desconocido, y Ia 1ronla
rerolote6 duonte algdn tempo al re-
dedor de su tosa como IN mWc1flago; !;
el que muere no cdusa ALGERIA q los
espfritus serios; Ell atdud de an hom-
bre escarnecido no rale Ia penn de re
cordarlo; 10 que alegra es atormentdr
al hombre mientrds rare: cporque en-
saharse contra el Q. no er;Ste? Sc nca-
b6 par dejar tronquiio su coaarer pa
ra que siirr1esc de paste 4 los gu8anos; !;
Ell odio que ercit6 Sc apag6 como todo:
los rumores; FL ser que Sirri6 de jngue-
te d los riro8 cay6 por Ia gran ober'tr-
dc 10 desconocido, en- el &'iencio, en- Ia
sombrn, por Ia que Sc dV11nde Ia pdz
slniestrd que reina en- Ia 'tcrnn no
che Y 81 crcpdsculo del o'r'do borr6
Ia slIutfn de Sm ridfculo fumbn.-t n
nombre IS I'm nndrajo que los hombr'S
rosqan 4 que dispersa eI rtento.-
VICTOR HUGO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-25
UTH-Encerddo oledQinoso.-

UTIL.-Encerddo oleagsnoso.-
Su base es, como Sc vera de cuerpos
grasos, y su objeto es mas b!en el de
asegurar la impearmeabilidad y la
suavidad del cuero que ell de da
mucho fustre. En- unos ounce cent?
metros de trementina de Arabia,
Sc hacen fundir y discover, removlen
dolos bien, sobre IN fuego moderado
8 lento, l2O gramos de sebo de buey
45 gramos de aceite de patas, y 81
de cera blanca. Sc agrega en- segulda
una cantidad suficlente de negro de
hueso, y Sc remueve hasta que Sc en-
frie. Resulta una masa plastlca que
Sc guarda en- una GAIA de ho!a-lata
9 de papel engrasado.
CURIOSO.-De -Descubrlmlento de
on manuscrito de Goethe.-Los cir
culos literarios de Berlin estan de
placemes por el descubrimiento que
Sc acaba de hacer en- Zurich, del ma
nuscrito original del primero de los
cuatro volumene5 de la celebre no
vela del inslgne Goethe, "Wlihem
Meisters Lehrjalne" (Es aprenldlza-
je de Weilhem Meister) que ma sldo
traducido a varios idiomas con gra-
exito, y al espanol con el solo nom
bre de "Wilhem Melster".
Goethe escribio seis de los ocho Il
bros de que la obra consta, entire Il
~ 1885, antes de marcharse a lta
| lila, V cierta OCCASION Sc los remltlo a
su amiga Barbara Schulthes, de Zu
rich. Aunque los manuscr,tos en-
question Sc concideraban perdidos
para siempre, su autentlcldad ha ST.
do reconocida por dos emlnentes
histori6grafos alemanes, los prote-
sores Richard Meyer y Erich Sch
midt, Constan de 600 cuartliias, y Sc
ran seguramente adqulr.dos por ei
Museo Y Archives de Goethe, en- Wei
mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-25
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Alrededor del cri.
men de BarrancaS.

Sr. Director de LA Correspondents
cia". San Juan.
Por mas que, al ocurrir el crimen
de Barrancas. pretendi6sele envol-
yer en- somhras de misterio. Is 10 rier
to que q POGO de perpetrado, no e.
caparon al ojo de la iusticia hecho,
Y pruebas reveladOra< q. eStablecsr
con diifana luz. Ia culpabilidad lie
Juan Alm4stiCo: q matador de Fran
chi.
Ese sucesO no fuS un capitulo de no
vela nj una psgina de levenda ma
cabra; fIe desgraciadameate rln cri-
men alevoso, premedItado en- el cual
extremose de manr-a barbara Fl on
sahamiento. Asi 10 oo.Dpr.eha Il die
tamen facultativO del uuy apreri4-
do Dr.. Lopez Nussa al afjrnar quIa
victina recibi6, T-osi mort. "a. cuatro
puhalsdas-
FL sitio donde Coy6 Franchi M g
parsie tenebroso. no pres,a siquie-
ra vuelos j Ia fantasia para pr<en-
tarle como refugio de bandidos 4 De
fsntssmas esquel&'irus y ag0rems
endriagos. Es DIcua carretera oen-
tral ! cuy0s lados - liende ID cam
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-25
Las que tIjunfan;;
La SehOrita Julia InfaDte Mira.
bal termina sus eStudios y
obtiene un cargo.

La culta como estudiosa seforita
Julia lnfante Mirabal, ha terminate
con notable aprovechamiento, sus
estudios de graduation obteniendo
lnterlnamente un puesto de profe-
sora en- la Normal. La joven gra-
duada merece los mayores piacemes
pues ha hecho sus estudios vercien-
do muchas diiicultades con SUI
amor al estudio, SUI clara inteligen
cia y sus!magnfficas condiciones in
telectuales Is de esperar que el car
60 que hoy ocupa interinamente |.
otro similar lie sea concedide como
premlo a sus esfuerzos y para el be-
neflcio de los que sus discfpulos.
Relteramos nuestra mas expresiva
felicitaci6n d la sehorita graduada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-25
CUENTO CORTO.

Una vez Sc eXhlbia en- Paris un
je6n que estaba encerrado en- una
laula enorme. Era un animal tan
grande y tan fiero que todo ell mum
do quiso verle.
Un dia en- que el circo estaba lleno
de espectadores, Ell hombre que cui-
daba al leon plso en- la jaula de este
un perrito negro. La gente estaba an
ciosa por yer 10 que haria el leon. Fl
perrito mientras tanto, temblaba
de terror Y procuraba huir del pc
ligro acurrucandose contra los ba-
rrotes dc la jaula.
FL leon miro fiamente al insight
flcantc ser que tenis ante ST, pero no
grun6. Probahemente So allegro de
que alguien furra a hacerle compa-