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Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15

Are you frequently hoarse? Do you have that annoying tickling in your throat? Does your cough annoy you at night, and do you raise mucous in the morning? Do YOU w ant relief? If O, take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and you will be pleased. Sold by All Dealers.
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Time To suuelch Hitchcock.

The announcement by Frank Hitchcock that h e i S through with politics for good and all is pleasing ne wsto thepublic. The postmaster generals activity has been the subject of much criticism Los Angeles Express.
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Western Sentiment on The
 Tariff and Taft.

In deprecating the senti- ment expressed by the editors of republican and independent papers throughout the coun- try on the subject of Cannon ism and the Payne. Aldrich tariff, one of the stand-pat or gans dismisses the matter in this breezy fashion:
 "As for western sentiment about the Payne tariff, that tariff remains to be tried out, and will be judged largely by its workings. Much water will run under the bridges be- tween now and 1oI2,. and 1t is just as we'll to remember that the vests idol, Colonel Roosevelt, is a strong protec- tionist. '-Milwaukee Sentinel.
 It would be interesting to know what length of time the Sentinel might consider suffi- cient to demonstrate the effect of this tariff on the people at large. That it has been de nounced from one end of the country to the other as a measure that serves the trust benefciaries to better purpose than any tariff bill ever framed in our national legislature; that 1t has engendered a wid, breach in the republican par tvs own ranks by reason ot that party's failure to reduce instead of increase the tariff i'll fulhlment of a solemn party promise; that imme- diately upon its operation the prices of commodities gener- ally assumed proportions un- precedented in the history ot the country are evidences 100 insignificant for accrp' .nce by an ltra-partisan Or gan, as indicative of publ |, opin on on the results of thi iniquitous law. The Sentine would perhaps aovise Va tln. until the last dollar of the CO.,. sumers' money had become d part of the bloated treasuries of tariff benehciaries, before pronouncing judgment a n d writing its epitaph.
 Yes, MT. Editor, |" much water will run under the bridges between now and 1o12.' It is perhaps equally certain that a similar amount of water will continue to per wade the stock of the nrOtected
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Out Of Touch.

Colonel Roosevelt says that he will not discuss politics because he has lost touch with the out side world. We hasten to assure Theodore that we have never lost touch of him.-Phoenix Ga zette.
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Surely Hard Luck.

A few days ago young Shoreditch relieving officer put over 92O, the balance of his relief money, into an old boot which he placed under the b1d, thinking it would be safest there. On returning home he found that his wife had given away the boot and it's contents to caller at the door-Lon- don Tit-Bits.
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Contrast To Republican Party.

Premier Asquith is g'ievously embarrassed by the difficulty he has found n carrying out his campaigrrpledgrs. British states men have not yet succeeded i'll making popular over there tn, itea uf the American politician that campaign promises ought not to b e considered seriousl, after the election.-Ariz. Republi- can.
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Partisanosis.

' some of the democratic press of Arizona, 1t might not be far amiss to insinuate that they don't want statehood.- Nogales Oasis.
 The above opinion repre- sents another case of the mod ern affection readily disting- uishable as acute partisanosis.
 It exists generally through out the country, in fact wher- ever political measures are being considered. In Arizona 1t has almost reached the proportions of an epidemic, chiefly among the editors of republican organs.
 Its early symptoms are manifested by a disposition to attribute every evil happen ing, including floods and earth quakes, to the machinations of their political opponents, and persistent endeavor to appropriate all the blessings, not neglecting bountiful crops and fair weather, as the Al mighty's recognition of the all-wise acts of their own party.
 Sufferers of this malady are prone to examine the tag on every legislative bill before pronouncing judgment on its qualities.
 In this territory, the con sideration of a varied assort- ment of statehood measures is probably responsible for the presence of this malady in such. malignant form and as the victims while in that state are not susceptible to any remedial measures, the pub lie will have to treat then with the indulgence accorded other helpless unfortunate: whose unhappy plight excite: our compassion
 Unlike other mental dis eases, its effects are felt mos keenly by those who posses: mental equipoise, the patient: themselves seeming to enjoy freedom from physical suffer ing, even an utter uncoscious. ness of their affliction.
 In its advanced stages, as illustrated most notably by the Bisbee Miner and the Arizona Republican, it is character ized by hysteria and halluci- nations which render the sub. jects incapable of distinguish ing between a bona hde state hood bill and a poorly d,s- guised'gold brick W itL tn, il brand on the tag t ey accer. the real or the phoney with ecstatic delight and proceed to rend the air with denuncia ti' n of those who object to ..s.ng theiI pi, loaded with Iobasco sauce. l for any reason a statehood measure f.is to pass at this session o congress they will charge Democrats with the respon, sibility. Watch them.
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Was Schley ''Way Off"

Poor old Admiral Scbley has missed his guess about tue real discoverer of the
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15
Making Vice Presidency Attractive.

A movement Is now on foot to erect a residence in Washington for the vice president. Not a bad idea that. We must do some thing to make the job less odious in the estimation of men we are compelled to unload the nomina- ton On.-HOustOn Post. The Argus-$2 OO the year-Are
 you on?
Holbrook argus., 1910-03-15

Women Brick Workers. Prussia's brick yards employ nearly 20.Q0e women.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
FOUR NEW STORES
FOR WOODWARD
Chas. F, Mann and A. D. ROsen
Build Modern Structures at Corner
of Forest. Ave.-Ground Broken.

Ground is being broken at the
southwest corner Of Woodward ana
Forest-ayes., for two new business
structures, each containing two stores
TO be erected by Charles F. Mann, the
well-known druggist now located IN
tho basement OF the Woodward apart
nehts. directly across the avenue
and A. ID. Rosen. The plans nave
been prepared by Architects Pollmar
a Ropes. and nearly all the contracts
have been let.
Mr.. Manns building will occupy the
corner and will be 4gV65 feet. front.
ing on Woodward, Mr. Mann VIII
establish his drug store in the cor
ner store, renting the other. he
Rosen building will be 49X6S and VIII
Immediately adjoin the corner struc-
ture on the south, SO that the two
will form practically one large build
ing. Each will be two stories high
and will be constructed of paving
brick with cut stone trimmings ana
stone entrances. The sec
ond floor of the Mann building VIII
be fitted up for Offices, while MI
Rosen will convert his second story
into housekeeping apartments.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing CO., 10 John H,-at. Call Main
lAss, or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
TARIFF REVISION WILL
BE THE MAIN QUESTION
Washington Dispatch Says No Matter
What Party Wins Election Issue
Will Come 10 Front.

NEW YORK, May IA special
from Washington today to the New
York Bureau which operates the tick
er service in the financial district,
says:
THE growth of the insurgent senti-
ment among the Republicans OF the
country, as shown by recent conven-
lions and nominating contests threat
ems sure agitation OF tariff revision In
the next congress. No matter which
party elects the next house, tarin re-
vision will come to the front.
III the Democrats win they will
surely pass n bill lowering the tariff
and II the Republicans win the out
look is now that there will be such a
gain Of insurgent members in the new
house as to force attempt at revision.
The business interests which
would be affected by another unset
Element of the tariff stand to catch
it coming or. going If the present drift
keeps on"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

We q eounsel for Isouis n. CLAWS In
the eppGressloEai iavestignttan aud
a maloEH los ~ tr0abie for sSgFp-
DAY. .CoHGFessman DeabY suaEssird
Ihat Ne VS. trying 90 Attack the
pZpeffsnt, Indirectly. "WsIi,H The
sIss q. Isss.,..s. :ss % 1 &. s ss:':
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
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Parents Of Growing Girls Should
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The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
I9[II1;EZ

VICTORIA DAY, NAY 2FTH.
Excursion Rates 60 Canadian Points.
Lowest one-way frst-cIass fare for
the round trip. Going May 23rd ana
oath. return limit May 90. 1910 Trains
leave Detroit Fort-st Union Depot
a m daily except Sunday, l246 y. II.
noon. and 1905 a. m midnight daily.
at Uptown Office, Forrest. west, or
Union Depot Phones, VI. 1854, CITY az.
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The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
BAGGAGE HEARING is
STARTED IN LANSING
state Railroad Commission Listens 20
Arguments by Representatives
Of Railroads.

LANSING, Mich, May 19.-(Spe-
cial IA hearing is in progress before
the Michigan railroad commission to-
day to give representatives of three
cent roads In the state a chance TO
tell why the three-cent excess bag
gage rates adopted by the commits
sion should not go into EJECT
When the commission issued It's
original order 1t was found II could
apply only to two-cent roads, but now
an effort is being made to extend 10
30 as TO take in ali the roads of the
state. II is not likely that the com
mission will hand down any decision
today, but the members are said to be
determined to stand pat on their rates.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
AssAILs SOCIAL VICE.
Retiring Moderator Barley Speaks at
Presbyterian Assembly.

{ ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., May 49,
dtiring Moderator james NJ. Bark.
~. OF Detroit. in opening the 122nd
annual session of the northern general
assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
of the United States, today assailed
the mad race for gain and the social
vice OF the country. He branded them
AS Americas two great sins and
vampires which threaten to draw the
life-bloOd OF the nation.
''Inornate love OF Money" said he,
which Is holding forth lin America, is
the parental passionate. root OF sins
that have irritated the whole world.
II has given us the CRATER in office
and the white slave dealer in society.
It begets betrayals bf trusts; prompts
the robbery OF Willows II lays its
hands of greed and grasp ION most
sacred things and Thigh and prostitutes
them to its unholg purposes"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
TRAIN HITS RIG.

PETOSKEY, Mich, May 19.-(Spe-
cial. Charley Houts, drayman, mar
rowly escaped death last night when
a train hit his rig and smashed the
dray- and horses Houts was injured
severely, but will recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS,
BIDS.
sECRETARY'S OFFICE,
so BROADWAY.

Detroit, Mich, May Is, 1910.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until IL o'clock noon, Tues
day, May cath, 1910, for furnishing the
architects and engineers designs,
plans and specifications, and superln-
tendence Of new school buildings for
the fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1911.
WILLIAM J. LEE,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
sEEk eEAl,s SUCCESSOR.

LANSING, Mich, May 19-(Spe-
ciaD--The state board OF agriculture
will probably go outside az the state
for a successor to DR.. w. j. Beal. the
head OF the botanical department at
the NJ. A. c. who win tender his re-
signation In June While members
OF the board refuse ITO give forth any
definite information 1t rs known the
name OF a well-knbwn scientist OF
washington Is being considered.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08

Mad de Laurens, s,-segun han dicho-
Johann, permanecen adictos en-
cuerpo y alma q Ia memoria de sus
antiques sehoes. ..y yo creo por
otra parte, que ell baron, tomando
parte en- el jusgo > Sc ha coligado con
ese joven Franz para repartir con 81
! los despojos despues del tnunfo.
Van-Praet saco las manos de las
mangas Y de su corbata: ell doctor
recurn6 & su GAIA de oro El magia r
habia vuelto a q quedar impasible
en- aparencia.
-sSegin eso-dijo Mira,-:el
loven sabra su ongen?
-Mucho 10 temo-repic6 Neni-
" no hemos podido. !diio
Van -Praet lanzando un suspiro.
-Probaremos todavia-respon-
dio Mad de Laurens en- cuyos ojos
brillaba la intrepidez iOh! isl! yo
fuese hombre, no hariamos NADIA
mas que una prueba!
Van-Praet tom6 la mano al ma
giar.
-Yanos alz6 la cabeza Y miro de
nuevo q Mad de La urens
-Yo estoy dispuesto-dijo re :
primendo su voz pr6xima a estallar.
solo espero que Sc me olga donde
esta ese hombre.
Bravo, Yanos-diio el holan-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08
ron 8 proposito replicar.

ron q proposito replicar.
-Frente a frente-continu6 e.
magyar; uno contra uno. Una vi.
gorosa espada enfrente de mi sable.
J Asf es como 20 he asesinado, asfes CO
mo 10 s6'hacer, senOra: pero yo no
mato ni1os.
Van-Praet y Mira cambiaron una
mirada de desden, que era la conde
naci6n de aquella doctrina en- ma,
terra de asesinatos.
Sarah contemplate al magyar co
mo una mujer que saba manejarse
Alrededor de Ia arrogante cabeza
de Yanos habia una especie de au
reola de salvaje grandeza.
-Senor Georgy-dijo despues de
un corto ratio de silencio: no me es
conocida de aver manana vuestra
intrepidez. :. Muchas veces he dido
hablar de: vosss y para que 20 dudase
de vuestro va1or seria menester que
dejara de ser qdien soy.
Iluminose' 81 semblante del ma
giar, y sus mejillas Sc colorearon de
rubor, tan sensible era aquella lison-
ia de mujer.,.
No quereis combatir con quien
es mas debil que vos-repuso Neni-
ta;-quizas sea ESQ llevar demasiado
al extreme vuestra generosidad.
pero ESQ es 10 de menos. no faltaria
quien quiera encargarse de Franz. .
Ell baron de Rodach es tambien nues
tro enemigo.
Yanos Sc levanto hacienda retro
ceder SUI sill6n.
Para matar a ese hombre-dijo
poniendose lfvido,-nunca sera de-
masiado pronto. SPodresis decir-
me donde Sc oculta?
--Espero poderoslo decir-rep!i-
CO Nenita.
POGO a POGO exclamo-vaR
no So trata de hacer las cosI
sas ligeramente. .ese hombre posee
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08

contra nosotros otras armas que su
espada.
La cajita. .murmur6 ell doctor.
FL magyar Sc encogio de hombros
Sarah hizo tambien un gesto de i'm
paciencia.
-Nlnguno de nosotros puede ha-
Ger NADIA en- ESQ, sehora-dijo ell doc
tor contestando a aaquel gesto; vos 10
sabeis, la cajita esta depositada en-
manos seguras, ALA en- Paris. y
esa GAIA contiene cosas que pueden
perdernos. '-.
-SPerderos a vosotros?.. replied
Sarah.
-Sehora mia-dijo Van-Praet
con dulzura: contiene con que per-
denos, a nosotros y vuestro respe-
table padre Moses de Goldberg. =.
Sarah bajo la cabeza, y sus cejas
Sc fruncieron. ...
-iY que importa todo ESQ.,
exclamo ell magyar golpesndo el sue
10 con ell pie,-ese Rodach me ha in
sultado. .ha hecho de mi un mise
rable. y aun cuando esa cajita con
tuviese una sentencia de muertos. .
--Algo hay de ESQ, valiente Yanos
-dijo de repente la voz aflautada
del caballero de Reinhold dejandose
Or hacia ell lado de Ia puerta; algo
hay de ESQ: pero no SO aflijals por
tan POGO. .vuestra sentencla de
muerte y la nuestra Sc halla Gle hoy
mas en- buenas manos.
Volvieronse todos: y vieron en-
trar al caballero de 'Reinhold, cuyo
barnizado rostro hacia en- aquel mo-
mento alarde Gle la mas rcompleta
victoria.
Traia bajo la solapa de SUI palet6
blanco un voluminoso paquete.
Alegre por demas era ell humor
clcl caballero. Alpasar por la antesa-
la en- la que Klaus Sc obstinaba en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08
P OR P AUL FEVAL .

des:-os reconozco mi valiente ami
co..
-Preguntais donde esta -dijo
Sarah:-siendo asf que todos los
dias os hallais junto a el >. La otra
noche estabais en- la mesa separado
de 81 solamente por mi hermanita
Liza.
Las facciones de Yanos, que POGO
antes irradiaban de salvaje fiereza,
llegaron 4 expresar la repugnancia
V el desprecio.
-:Todavia me hablais de ese nj
ilo?-mumur6.
-cPues de quien os he de hablar
-Pensaha en- otro.
! Cruz6se de brazos el magyar, y en-
mudecio por un momento. Su ros-
tro varonil y de regulares formas
mostraba en- aquel momento un re-
flejo de inusitada inteligencia; pare
cia dominado por vehementes re-
cuerdOS.
-Yo he matado - dijo
al fin, brillando un orgullo sombrio
en- SUI mirada; ;-yo he matado, y me
arrepiento de ello!.. Pero pregun-
tad a Fabricio Van Praet, sonora,
preguntad a Jose Mira, 81 ell hombre
a quien di la muerte no era capaz
de defendcrse. Era un hombre en-
10 mejor de SUI edad ,un hombre ro-
busto, valiente como un leon, y cuya
destraza en- ell manejo de una espada
era conocida en- toda la Alemania.
Acaso habran dicho, senora, que
nos hallabamos, aquella noche, seis
en- la habitaci6n del conde Ulrico
de Bluthaupt.. .pero vive Dios, que
han mentido: mi espalda, es clerto.
habia cinco brazos paralizados por
el miedo, preguntad, 81 no, a JOSE
Mira, preguntad a Van-Praet. am
bos estaban allf pero inmoviles VI
temblando.
Nj el doctor nj ell holandEs juzga-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08
CX.-coNr1NUAc16N DEL ANTERIOR

/UANDo Klaus oy6 pro.
nunciar eel alma de Blu
thaupt", dej6 escapar
otro movimiento de sorpresa.
Yanos escuchaba con el dido aten
to y Il boca alberta.
Me aouerdo-murmur6 Van
Praet que ESQ Sc decia en- mi tempo
Y todavia Sc dice-continu6 Ne
nita;-pero no os he communicate
10 que quizas es mas grave. Sc han
visto en- los bosques y en- la aidea
gentes de Paris.
-iComo! -exclamo ell doctor,
i iGentes del Temple!-anadio
Mad de Laurens,-varios de esos ale
names emigrados que abandonaron
en- otro tempo el Wurbourg, por no
servir q los aseslnos de Bluthaupt.
Por un movimiento instlntivo,
Mira, Van-Praet y hasta el magalar
volvieron la cabeza para yer 81 habla
alguno que pudiese escuchar.
klaus acababa de abandonar
la habitacion.
Ninguno dc los socios que de la
puerta habia quedado ligeramente
entornada.
-Esas gentes de Paris. - dijo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08

'arreglar una porci6n de cosas que es-
taban perfectamente en- su sitio,
habia tirado de una oreja al grave
aleman, como 10 haria un professor
con un colegial travieso.
Pero no Sc habia detenido un ms
tante, porque acababa de DIR muy
clara al otro lado de la puerta la voz
de su tercer amigo el magyar. Este,
igual qud Mein-herr Van-Praet, des-
de su llegada al castillo, Sc AGO.
modaba q las circunstancias, y no
habiaba va una palabra de 10 enor-
mes creditos que tenia contra la ca
sa de Goldberg.
Este asunto Sc habia reservado
para el fin de la fiesta; y solo Sc pen
saba en- otro negocio mas apremian-
te que tenia relacion con Franz, el
senor Yanos Georgy no Sc ocupaba
de aquello: es cierto q ilas medidas
tomadas per la casa de Goldberg
habian tenido tan feiz esultado,
y su vigilante credito Sc Sc restable-
cia sobre tan poderosas bases, que el
magyar no abrigaba va temores acer-
ca del pago de sus letras de cambio;
tenia, por supuesto, otra cosa ade-
mas en- Ia cabeza.
Mas, al paso que daba tsreguas a
la casa de Goldberg, conservaba un
rencor ,desdenoso hacia ell malhada-
do caballero de h Reinhold.
Es precise recordar que Yanos,
ademas de la sustracci6n de las le-
tras de cambio, habia sufrldo un ul-
traie personal; ell baron de Rodach
habia logrado enganarle con ayuda
de SUI propia mujer'.
Yanos amaba con passion q aque-
la mujer, y miraba al caballero de
Reinhold como al autor de su des-
nonra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08
INABONA
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para ell cabello y la barba.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08

En- esta imprent. Sc vende papel
do periodico, viejos ! 81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-08
UVIAJES RAPIDOS!

poR DEsoBRNoe DE HERRERA
AlEVO lTNERABIO DEL VAl0E '!aLlA.'