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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19
Rheumatism Relieved i'm g Hours.

DIR. Detchop's Relief for Rheumatism US
ualIy relieves severest cases In q few hour.
Iis action upon the system is nal able and
effective. 1t removes the cause and The dis
asse quicki " disappears. First dose benefits
75c and 81 90. Sold by r. b. Speed. druggist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19
. Estate of
Samuel D. Robinson, Deceased.
Notice of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.

for Final Discharge.
Take notice that on the LIST day Of Novem-
Der. 1910. I will render q final account Of my
actings and doings as Administrator e.. T. A.
of the Estate OF Samuel D. Robinson, de-
ceased, in the office OF Judge OF Probate for
AbbevilIe County at 10 o'clock a. m., and on
same day will apply for q inal discharge
from my trust as such Administrator G. T.. A.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred.
THOS. J. ROBINSON,
Administrator G. T. A.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19
sos lbs. in one Day.

Mr.. Ben Cochran picked on last Monday
500 pounds of cotton. He holds the
championship for the county.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

Mr.. Editor, if u police force would
scatter over town sometimes they would
would see the bicycle riding ordinance
being violated every day. The sidewalks
are for pedestrians and these bicycle law
breakers should be punished.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

Now would be Il mighty fine time to
have our streets put in good fix. The road
ways especially are rough and many of
the sidewalks are not in good condition.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

The ordinance requiring COWS to be
driven or led to pasture under Il line is
violated every day. A few days ago l saw
two COWS being driven along Main Street
with no lines on them and bv Il little dar-
key about seven years old'.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

The Chamber Of Commerce Or somebody
ought to get after the Southern Railway
for giving us such poor Accommodations in
the way Of coaches, depot etc. AbbeviIle
is good TO the Southern but | am sorry
| cannot say that the Southern is good to
Abbcville', /.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

~"Frequently we sec where u sister
towns are sending representative business
men to meet and urge better schedules,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

Be sure to attend the Range
Demonstration to be held at
the Dargan-King Co.'s store
the week of Oct. 1922. ar
expert lady demonstrator will
be in charge. Some valuable
lectures on cooking will be
given daily.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

Please have the water trough at the
lower end of monument square removed.
1t is not used and is al ugly ~"cyc-sorc".
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19
Endorsed by the Press, the Pulpit
and the Public.

Dorothy Dix, the Famous Critic of The New York Journal, said:
"'The Sins of the Father" is more than a play-it is a sermon; a
clarion call to maintain the purity of the white race that must thrill
the heart of every man who listens to it, and fill with gratitude
women who have only too often been patient and pitnul sufferers
under a grievous wrong"
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot: "Thomas Dixon's new play, THE Sins
of the father scored a success"
Norfolk Landmark: 1.-The Sins of the Father pleases large audi
ences. AS a drama it is fautless."
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch: "Thomas Dixons play proves a big
success. The Sins OF the Father thrilled a great audience. Author
is given an ovation"
Raleigh News and Observer: "The Sins of the Father is pow
erful drama-DiXon's masterpiece"
Raleigh Evening Times: "Dixons latest play meets with great
success. Far superior to The Clansman.'"
Rev. Benjamin Franklin Bryan, pastor of the Emanuel Baptist
Church, Richmond, Va, said: at is a tremendous drama and
points a good moral use that deserves the favor of an appreciative
public"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-19

We want to sell you your school books
and school supplies, Milford's Book Store
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22

matches, airays popular a. 4 nav
country where virgin soil 10 to %
turned. From time to time the lead.
ing features Of fairs have changed
until today We have great state fairs
such as the Missouri state fair. the
ninth annual exhibition OF which will
be held 1T Sedalia, october / to z.
and which promises to be q magnin.
cen exposition of the states live
stock and agricultural resources.
The present Missouri state fair,
while the irst OF such magnitude and
the only one having extensive i'm
provcments, suitable grounds and all
thos" things that make for perma-
nency. is not the first to be known
as the Missouri state fair" BY an
act Of the legislature, approved Feb
ruaiy "a. 1853, the Missouri State Ag-
ricultural society vas incorporated, II
being the first society ever organized
within the limits of Missouri and un-
der the patronage Of the state. The
first fair conducted under the aus
pieces Of this society was held at
Boonvile in the fall of 1853. The
premiums appropriated amounted to
$l.35l.j0. The annual address, pro-
nounced by G. ID. Bent, corresponding
secretary of the Missouri State Board
OF Agriculture for the year 1865. to be
"a valuable and appropriate address
well worthy Of preservation" was de-
livsred by Uriel Wright Of st. Louis.
l.. stevens, founder of the old Cen
trail bank 1t Boonviile. and father of
eX.Gov. Lon V. Stevens, a native of
Cooper county. but now residing in st.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22
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Louis. IN seco.1 -rnrai state rair
la held at BoOnville in 1854. In 1899
the third and last annual fair OF the
State Agricultural society was held.
On December 7, 1850, the st. Louis
Agricultural and Mechanical associa-
ton was chartered by the Missouri
legislature. At the annual exhibition
Of this association. held in 1860, the
reccipts reached the sum Of $47,231.80,
and II was estimated that 100, 900 per.
SOILS were on she grounds on the day
OF The visit of the Prince of Wales,
tn" Duke of Newcastle and other
men hers Of the royal party. 1t will
ney"t 10 known last what the at
tent hcp was on that eventful day,
for - Large was tie crowd, and so
great the rush at the gates that the
fences i~nclosing the grounds were
broken down. the authorities being
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22
FIRST REAL STATE FAIR
1t Was Held In Boonville In 1853,
Small Forerunner Of Present
MiIlion.DoIIar Exposition
in Sedaiia.

These are fair days in Missouri.
They are fair days in the sense hat
they are fine, as are most early fall
days in Missouri, with the feelings
of the first frosts. They are fair days
in another sense, for it's fair time"
in the SHOW Me" state. There's
scarcely a Missouri county in which
the call of Here's your hack" or
"All aboard for the fair grounds" has
not been heard during the last few
weeks. lust as almost every county
has had It's agricultural fair, so have
o cities Of size, and some small
ones too. held or arranged for a street
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22

ralr, a harvest festival. a home-com-
ing or something of the sort. Mis-
s%ourians are thoroughly inoculated
with the fair microbe. Thw' believe
In fairs.
Fairs are not novelties. American
fairs are probably direct outcomes OF
the Old Worlds market days." when
the people Of Southern Europe
brought their produce, exhibited 1t for
comparison. then sold it in a com
petitive way. These competitions
proved a stimulus. the rural people
coming to see that they must have
letter products or that their goods
would not sell on such days. TIT
early history of fairs takes us Lack
to the time when two neighGors
brought together their oxen to com.
pare them. learning something by
.-~.c:"arisnn ."n"n came the pinwip
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22

There will be 40 waiting at the
gates of the Missouri state fair, DC.
tOber ] to Z. Tn" addition OF AIT, .
matte coin receivers and counters will
do away with all wait and worry in
cident to the pirJhase Of tickets at
ths big Sedalia show.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22

~ ~
that surged in. Dinner on the grounds
was served to the distinguished
guests. Al this dinner the chair sec.
ond from the late King of England
was occupied by Hon. Norman J. Col.
man, now 50 years Of age, a director
of the old st. Louis fair. q national
commissioner OF agriculture under
Grover Cleveland, and now an activ"
member of the present board OF direc.
tors of the Missouri state fair. 1t
was Governor Coliran who offered the
resolution making the first Monday in
October as the fixed date for the open.
ing of the St. Louis fair each fall.
The old st. Louis fair fourished for
many years and attained q worldwide
reputation.
In 1871 there was held what was
known as the Kansas City exposition.
Kersey Coates was president, John W.
Reid. vice.president; Theo. 8. Chase.
corresponding secrt tary; +. A. Allen.
recording secretary; Thos. II. Mastin,
treasurer, and Edward Fleischer, 81.
perintend ,at. The fair opened Octo,
Der Is and continued one week. The
weather was exceptionally fine AMI
the attendance large, 1t being est.
mated hat there were $4,000 or 49,.
600 people on the grounds on Thurs,
day. The total cost to the associa-
ton Of buildings. premiums and man
agement was a little over $34,s eco.
There have been other expositions,
district and county fairs galore, great
live stock shows and greatest of all
worlds falrs--the Louisiana Purchase
expOsition-all-in.aIl making Missouri
a foremost fair state.
With the seed that had been sown
and the show me" spirit of the PEG.
pie, 1t was very natural tina Mis-
sourians, seeing the start that other
states had made, should determine to
have a great state fair of their own.
Accordingly, a bill establishing the
Missouri state fair and vcsting its
management and location in the state
board of agriculture. was passed by
the Fortie,h general assembly. On
the tenth Ga! OF October, 1899, after
an examination Of all the sites OF.
fcred, tn" Institution was located at
Sedalit on 100 acres of land donated
by that Iiti and adjacent 10 its lin.
its. At tn" session Of the legislature
at which sac a.at" iair bill was passed
no appropriation from the general
eunu tuuG wa made for the equip.
ment of the grounds, but the Forty.
FIRST general ;5S, mLly made an ap.
preparation Ct $I'.o0O for that pul
pose. To" lii was signed by Govern.
or DOtk,r, and the money becdm"
avai,aal" April II 1901. The date 70.
"a ifs. D.r,.Gl exhibition was fixed
Tor September S.l3. only a little ove,'
lOur months remaining in which to
onvcr a Missouri farm into the Mis-
souri, sta.r fair grounds. The ti.E"
was short. but in spite of devastating
drought and mauy Disbursements.
the work vas done and the fair he!d.
From tina. beginning OF only a few
years ago The Missouri state fair has
grown until 1t taxes favorable rank
with the oldest and largest state fairs
In the country.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22

So. -.
~ i'oui, and all points east i :5U a. M.
NO ~, Daily, Local ST. Louis
intermediate point. auj al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
Noticia de interes

E.l conocido estableeeimiento Do
moda, de esta ciudad "Las Noveda-
des' sigue siendo favorecido de las
damas de la ciudad y de Ia isla =
apesar de renovar su esplendido
surtido todos los vapores, en- breve
embarca para Nueva York, uno de
los compradores de Ia casa, que trae
"a a la isla las dltimas novedades
de Europa Y America. Ultimamen-
te Sc han llenado los elegantes apa-
radores del conocido esta blecimien.
to con multitud de objetos de utili-
dad V fantasia. Perfumerla, objetos
de tocador, ropa blanca y bordada,
sombreros, pasamaneria. sombrillas
alfombras. lamparas, adornos japo-
neses para tocador Y salas, precio-
SOS juegos de peinetas, figuras de
terra Gotta, biscuit y cristal, crista
lerla flna. paraguas, &. &. No hay
NADIA mas nuevo nj de mas novedaJ
Para todos los gustos y todas las f
tunas. Ordenes por correo y telegra
o No Divides LAS Novedades'
IN Ia calle de San Francisco de esta
judaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27

tro. Algunos de clos van q bug hou-
Sc. otfos 60 puecen resistir Y dicen
caalqule-a cosa naGa mas cue por
! sally de ALI i Gonde puedan sraba-
jar y yer algo
Jimmy Sc estremeclo
-Recuerda que todos los dlrecto-
res y guardlas son magnihcos, honda
dosos, caballeros, Jimmy-continuo
! Red = Sonslgues que alguno de e
Hos Sc cor Meia &c ii. ei te puede in
genlar tendras que volver Ira
italos con >J,avidad siempre no te
;enfades por NADIA. 30 lmporta 10 que
'ocurra.
Sono el aviso para ia ceaa y Jim
my Sc dlo priss para ponerse en- fila.
en- 81 puesto
.Aquella noche en- su celds Sc pre-
guntaba a s! mismo 81 seria possible
arrastrar diez amos de vida como a.
queiia Fens6 en- proba- a abr,s las
cerraduras y hacer IN esfuerzo teme
rarlo para conseguir 81, liherai
-No-dee,i!o & mismo-eso no
me haria ningun bea Me cogerisn
por segunda vez ' ne pondrian aun
ea peores condlciones que las presen
tes. Entonces conoceria 10 que eran
tOrturas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
Por John A. Moroso.,

al abogado SIS deseo> PESO ss1s {
aconse]o que no 10 h.c:e.: porque =
ria ,nutll La corte q'Is o luzgaba
no era la mas aprcpos.to para peydo
mar, Y s,l confession solo ServE!a para
que Gesapaeec,era ia duda mas mini
ma que pud,era favosace..o y Il ser
tencia ser;a entonces Is mas pesada
que pudie,a decidirse
!mmy. pues, su!ro 81 iuicio y
un dla. pur fin, estando todos los
del lurado reundios, Sc anuncio por
el pres;dente el veredicto ,Cmpablet
Diez amos de trabajos forzados.
-\lguhos d!as despuas Valentine
volvro 8 Ia oort5 para or sll senten-
Ga. Sc Sento pai.do, peGo tranqulo
observando el rosrro del }uez Fra
una mascara aquelrostro, tales como
son esos lueces que nan estaao por
largo tempo trahalando Ell asuntos
cnmlnales, ovendo las voces del lado
aSpeto de la v,oa. tenendo su pro
pa alma lnsenslhle ante Ia v.leza del
palo mundo
jimmy Sc levanto al Or s'l nom
he ovo al }uez mrnnurar algo 4
iolmal .nstancla 2ala Saser porqae
q lcuclo no deheria pasarse. Y el cas-
t.so ser linltado
Dice anos DC trabajo ,orzados en-
S1no sing
jimmy balo 10 cabeza, Las pa!a-
bras Numbaban Ell sls oidos. No role
g pfnn obrar nal penso on jcnanto
ne qUstar}n encontar la oportun,ddd |
1e ser bneno
Entonces hizo ua estuerzo para Sc
'enarse Mro al rededor v vlo al de.
eet'1e cue 10 miraba sonr!endose con
Jimmy 10 miro atentamente y SON
10 tamble
Doyle rio entonces y dijo inclinando
{ uil iPJcO.
-1Conservas los nervios serene, jim
nv
Este no contesto. Sc volvi6 su abo-
ado para or la segiridad one lie
Iaba de luchar por obtenae u nue.
g lllc!o para que trajeea meiores
esultados, y para qne no pernane-
era.en Ia prlsion mucno tempo +
Ell otoho pas6 Y luego z; invlerno.
.as esperanzas d= ia nuevo juic;o
ieron vanaS. IlmmN hub,era Gadn
! hrazo Ge!echo pot un liee.c pa
o p0s eioampo Y Po; g2zar Dc IA
&c de are plno Y sang IF o..
fierd -US DulmCre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27

Fengo u buen gbozado-dii,
Jimmy como para dar sigun eonsua
% q ST amigo 81 alsule- puede co.
>egulrme TN nuevo lluc.o, zraclas
alsuna trana legal, serIa Il. Y s. pae
90 Sallr Gle aqui por medlc de IN so
! boEno. es e! IN ice 1ue oueda conse
gulrlo
| Red prevlsne jimmy.
: Hay alguns esperanto en- ellr
ae eualquler nooo- ,eplico Rec
Me allegro que estemos en IA mismf
clase de traba,a No se-s tap durt
| para nj
Qtro prlsioosss Sc aceico ellos
-Ese es un espla dig Red eo voz
bala-Ten cuidado con !,
E! aludido nacs ovo. Y conocien.
do que Red estaoa recelose de el
marchose s.n dec;; nade
-sQue bnsea ese nregunto Jim
my
-Te husca a I'll.
ga mE? tQui qn.e.,. decir coz
eso2
-Es nno de los aomb.e. de DOYLE,
Y nosotros estamos SECURES que Dov-
le no estara sat,stecno hasta que pie
da clllparte Gle aquella otra empresa
que Sc lievo caho en- Springfield
-Pero 5, me tlene seglso aqui por
dlez amos. .-exclamo jimmy
No es bastanse csc oars satista.
Ger a Dov.a-Tl1 40 10 conoces. -Es lta
cerdo, TN 'ono
SComo puede culparme, siestov
aquif
-Pone sns espas n donde oue
dan hacersf amigos u 3 A!c,:.a,
veces estos homores Il, n .onre -
perlenclas pasadas S! a.3 relare u:
de sus empresas en- q esta iateresado
Doyle, el espia 10 pone sn conocimien
70 suvo y 10 que has contado Sc toma
como una confession a usaran en- con-
ira tuva. Luego, tan r.onto como
c'lmpIas, vuelven ar:eS.arte, te con
denan y vuelves preside.
Hermosa oportuni.,ad para cum
pllr condena y luego sa. correeido
Jimmy FL po4r!a teaer II.
pobre dlablc equi hasta i d!a de 81
-Ilene. que tene, cEiiado, Jim
my E>ta es tu primer, rueoa y se
parecera c.ura s. no l.aaas cGidado
Je pondr4.. prlvado lie munieac.cu
f.so e Ell lrnefno: sin Y icon qWee
nabla!, slh ninet,n ,:nbalo que ha- !,
,ef, sin or In sonldo, sin yer I'm ros-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
llegar : Ia esauina

- l. llegar 3 Ia esaulna :
grupo Sc disperso J
pronto Jimmy conocit
que, 81 blen Il narchaba i prisa 1 en-.
rontrar la decima avenida. era seeiii
no por TN hombre rohusto Que usa.
ba tacones de gonna para qrs sus pa
SOS no fuesen oidos.
Pronto vi6 4 otro homhra qGe ve-
nia en- direction contrarla : a qluen
feconoclo como a I'm dftect1re. Los
perseguidos de esa clase. Teconocen
inmediatanente q los hombres de Ia
lustieia;no lmporra que esios vistan
ronlo cualesqulera palS..no, pue9 hay
en ellos ciertnS detalles earacterls
ticos Que los dlsrlnglen slempre Ia
manera de llevar Ia ropa. sus nlanos
sus pasos. todo parece que va dlcien-
do: :" Aqnl me tlenen nStsdssi Soy ',,,
aetectlre d'stra-ado con ra1s de poi
sdno!
Jimmy acort6 el paso par, yer 10
que debia hacer Los dos homhres
Ee acercaron a q al mismo tempo
-Perdone Vd.-ovo que do Dnv
le a su espalda-tendria Vd ) oeD-
dad de facilitarme lumbra'
-Seguramente diio linn, bus
cando su GAIA de fosforos
al hacer esto, volvioss = Ell osro
hombre Sc acerco a Fl
Jimmy pensaba hacer IN temera-
rio esfuerzo para escaparse huvendo
hacia arriba de Ia ealle cnando en az
uuel momento slnno l'la dos fuerteS
manos 10 suetaban fuertemente porI
las mnhecaS
eoao sHcodr -nrarunt6
DoHle mosfo su plaza
-Tentlra vi que venir 4 IA Fsta
zion con nosotroS -jimmy-repli
Doyle,
-SQuo qllere Vd decir2 Mi nom
bre no es Iimmy nada be hecno
que autorics i Nd oh-ar asf.
Nuelva connllgo a Ia Y NJ c A.
prohare q Nd que esta equlvoeado
-sDonde esta Ia carta que fecioiS
te de ,Jocelyn hov2-preg g1hic Dov
le de repente
-Yo no he reclbido CARA s-,a3
de ningun JocelHr-replico f.nmy
rando graclas 4 Dos en- 81 interior
porque le ocurri6 !on.pegl. 81 ~ d
ruarto
Dovle volvi6 hacla "a lrlz Ia nuhe- :
rs izqueria De Jimmv
-.Ahi esta "a cicarrlz- -eSciam6 eni
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27

!! IA estaclon prlmaverai empeza
III = noflas ventasas De Ia carcel
antn = aan perfumes de pian.as vic
re, Ode empezaban a cgecer
Jimmy aiargo las manos yeica.ce
lero lie eosoeo las esnosaS ep "a muae.
ca
! sa;.eron afue.s en- aquei nermoso
ola, 81 plen para volver otra vez al
patio de Ia carcei donde 81 carce!ero
entrego los papsles de Ganspor,e
Despues tomaron un sren para Sing
iSng.
Capituls x.
Cuando la gran pner:a de harras
de acero de Sing S.ng = cer~o pesada
mente detras de e, 4 Valentine ie pa
reclo entsa- 81 lna sepuitGra ,Diez
amos enjaI.ado COMO hestia saliva je!
Era loven + sa!ud sobe-b!a, IN
esplendido animal humane con hue
na lntoi!gencIa, ,salve aqua! puntito
eniermo donde haDa escondido la
maria De SCI VI ce!raJero experto
Empezo a eomprendar que 81 mails
lnchraci6E nabis sldo el resultadC
daGna enfermedad. Y ea el momento
qle este penSamlento le ocurrlo es-
two en- camno de cura.se. Ell mono
maniatico, cuando Sc da cuenta Gle
su mania, repentinamente Sc convler
te en- hombre que solo tiene QUE lu-
char con Ia tentaeloa
Y Valentine era homp.e fnerte
Podia sostener cGalquiera lueha e
taba listo aunque con el co:azon iris
te y el esp;r:tu abatldo, para traha-
jar duramente d''ante d;ez anoa de ]
asonia Y delar este 5pp!ic.o para en-
trar en- otrs lueha mas amarea la
del ex-convicto, arroiado al mundo
cor el se,lo della olicia estampado en-
81.
Red loeelyn.
Red J0ceiNG ei'eOnrro 0pOrtunl /
dad de poner~a en- contacto con Il
aespues que Jimmy L. puesto
su vestido de presidl. Neel cabe- /
10 cortadO Y una tarea aslonada enel |
1epartamento de embalar
Su vlelo compahero estaba huranc
i gastado jimmy sintio deseos de llo I
ar al verle, Y lueeo mas deseos 81
oensar &c cue ie sucedeHa : z, n4ismo
iespues de pa,ar al; q g,.ns. aso;.
Red
Sc dIeron la maao. cor a:ecse
-oCuanto .hmmy'-rre q :: Red
-Diez afns.
Red Sc auedo sorpseaGic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27

tono triuntante Creo que no abrira
mas calas en algunos ano
por 10 menos. TIE he conseguido, jim
my, Y te be cogldo bien, He tardad'
mucho tempo, pero has venido a
I'm a Ia superhcie Ven con nosotros
Capitulo TX.
Una vez SECURE de que tenia a 81
presa bajo cerrojos. Doyle trat6 dt
1 Yer como oonseguia I'm rayo de luz
q. slrviera de evidencia en- ell case.
El primer esfuerzo produjo result
tados Tn permiso concedido permi
tlo j Dovle entrar al cuaro de jim
my en- la y N G. A., \ ALI enconu6
! eseondido uno de los billetes de mas
valor de los robados al hanco '"Gren
National Los billetes de mas valol
eSfabar todos anotados en- TN me-
"arda5'nl. en- que Sc hacia consrar
- ntaneros Y eran glardados por q
pee-Iiente Hubiera sido muv d;fIcii
para '!nmv expllcar como VINO ~
poder ral billete.
Tamhien DOYLE tuvo infermes ne
IA gran Intimldad que habia e1lst;tio
una vez entire Jimmy Y Cotton
Jlmmv tenia 81 abogado, inc de
los melores en- asuntos crlminale5 Is
te ucho cuanto pudo durante = pro
#ceso que fue suhstancado Ell Il con
dado de Green Poca esperanto tuvo
ALI de salvacion Valentine, paes los
qne eomponian el lurado tenian gran
pracrlca para hallar eviaencias que
condenaban a los ladrones V era nuv
dlficli que tomasen en- cuenta NADIA
que pudiera fovorecerla La aente de
aquel pueblo hania sido vletin.a de
los ladrones, hacia va a.gln tienno. !,
Fl abogado de jimmy !e oijo iran
camente que habria convicclon en- su
contra y 10 mejor que podria hacerse
era DEAR al acusador V a todos en- que
intelylneran en el iuicio incurrr en-
tanras equivocaclones como fueSe po !
Stnle, de modo que una apeIaci5n !
para IN nuevo iuicio pueliera !
dar fsperanzas de buea exto. !
= e conseguia esto, aqueilo Slgni-
7carla acaso 81 llpertad bajo una
.ierte fanza Entonces podria conse
1ar IA hanza Y huir FL abogado e.
aba blen pagado. vsn concienc.a por
oque al rN5leo tocana NO le renor-
lia al iormllar aque!ls planes
jimmy sentia>e lnelinado confe-
arlo todc J pedir miserlcordia. de-
efmlnandose a SC sulr ma Md. hon. /,
ada en- adelante, ! aun lie h.zo saher
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
In buen negoCiio.

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sres' Quinones Caoe.udo j Com pan ..
una aoredltada jdtr,ca a fabacos, con
exlsten cias de tabaco en- rama, recor
tss = plcadura, marcas se,sditaias en-
+ E. U.U. J una cficina en- Nueva
York. Is una buena oportunidad pa.
"a rea;izar productive negoeio Para
mas ia:ormes dirp:rse Ia expresada
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