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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20
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ben, iOHoerH fnb ben Srteicu bstBuleaeH.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

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terSethu net
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20
80 Gin ioenleS Traucu Saratin'
Mittcl.

g9er mpftr Solie poer Gator Ill
e~innehmen, renu eS niht* hsIsrss
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20
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tcn geb0rt iun0ht ojt Iodttr
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20
SewGbrtt Grlhdftsfirmeu.
Sniucliere nno %ltbrmadter.
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ROBERT BRAUN, beutihes ubren uub Supeli
@eiadft. 31s RearI Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

1888 90 G6dens&Ieio. Gee
idnitten in ilnf @t0Ben, 4, 6, s. 10
unO II Sabre; erioroert 81 YarOs
44j0ligem Material fir s Sabre &r0Be.
4rei5 10 Gents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

9136-97S0. 3amens9oIt ii N.
8luie (9736) eeidnitten in leds @rrs
Zen. 81, "a, SO, 80, 40 uno AZ 3t1
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ten in iiinf @r6Ben. %. "A. 26. rs unb
30 3Oa 2ui0enma6; srfOroert 81 0aros
4450aisem Muterial fir SO 3ou @r0Be
ieparate Multer Su 10 Gents
oaS Stuf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

milia, habia venido a decirle
cue eStaba solo, muy solo, con
Ia espantosa soiedad de los
que NADIA pueden esperar de
Ia vida, porque han vivido al
margen de la sociedad, egois-
tas e imprevisores, y no tienen
nj para Ell invierno del ano
nj para ell de la vida, un rinc6n
donde calentar los miembros
entumecidOs y Ell cOraz6n clau-
dicante.
PenSaba, sugestionado por
los significativos ruidoS que Sc
escapaban de las regocijadas
caSuchaS del pueblo, en- los
cuadr0s que muchaS veces in
ventara en- su fantasia de poe
Ia para suS cuentOS que en-
pezaban a alcanZar celebridad,
d6nde al calor del traditional
fog6n O al rededor de la mesa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20
E. Mejor Aguinaldo
ORA LA EMuON ESPECIAL De Ia PENsD

clan afirmarle con significant,
vos cabeceos la terrible reali,
dad de su desventura
" como fu6 que, sin que
rerlo nj pensario, Sc encontr6
de pronto Rafael frente a Ia
mansion senOral de su adora-
da?
Ell case eS que, como deS-
pertando de I'm suenO, vOlvi6
a la realidad de la vida, a los
acordes dulcisimos de I'm walls,
cuyas notas Sc escapaban del
salon inundado de luz. Sin
tic deseos de escapar, de huir
muy leios con Su dolOr, de
arrOjarse en- SUI camaStrO y
llorar ALI Su deSdicha de es-
tar tan aleiado de aquella a
quien guerra, y que tai vez
en- aquellos mOmentos estaria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

muy lej0S de pensar en- ell. Las
ventanaS, muy elevadas del
SuelO, no permitian apreciar
los detalles de la fiesta, Y ape
mas 81 dejaban yer fugitivamen
te las cabezas de las parejas
Que Sc entregaban a las deli
cias del bale. Miro a la reja
del cuarto de Gabriela, dom
de tantaS veces 10 embriaga-
ran de placer las efusivaS pro-
testas de carinO de su novia,
Y ent6nceS, mas que nunca,
sinti6 deseos de r~etirarse de
aquel sitio a donde Di6s sabe
que eXtrana fascination 10
habfa llevado; perO en- Ell mo-
mento de emprender la mar
cha. cuando dirijia Ia Ultima
mirada angustiosa q la Venta-
ma inolvidable, la unica cue
despu6s de su nOvia saba
sonreirle, de la SOmbra di-
fusa emergi6 la IdOlatrada, la
ITpfoo 10 FycalCo /
Como a la aparici6n de
aigo e~XtramundanO, sinti6 I'm
adoraci6n subita que 10 invi-
taba arrodillarSe. Todo GUAM
do en- su ser habia de senti-
mental, vibr6 emocionado en-
la palabra magica: iGabriela!
Y los labioS anhelantes Y los
.jos engrandecido por la emo
ci6n y las manos temblorosas
Sc iuntarOn Ell un inconsiente
impulse, como sellando nueva-
nente IN pacto que necesitaba
lie una diaria affirmation -.
uoL1o~o~ ~~- " ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

Caminaba, mOnolOgandO, pOr
las GALES oscuras Y desiertas.
Los escaSos tranSeuntes con
bre ell embozo de SuS abrigos
cabeza Y estiraban los ojos So
bre ell embrozo de sus abrigoS
para mirar = aquel ser estra-
falario que, en- cuerpO genti-,
sin afectarse del friO intensiSi-
mo de aQuella nOche de di-
ciembre. Caminaba como ale
no a cuanto en- Su derTedor
bullia, con las manoS en- los Dol
Sillos Y los ojos invariablemen-
te fiios en- Ia lejania, en- mu-
do dialOgo con las estrellaS.
Tenia raz6n Rafael para en-
contrarSe mas diStraidO que de
coStumbre aquella noche; era
Ia de Navidad Y 10 habia Sor-
prendido en- IN periodic criti-
co de esos en- que las monedas
Sc mueStran mas eSQuivas que
nunca. Sc habia ]prOmetid0 ha-
Ger IN supreme eSfuerzO de
economic Y de orden para OBJ
SECULAR a su novia aquella no
che. Y he aqui que Sc encontra-
ba sin IN centavo para encen-
der fUego en- su bohardilla des
tartalada Y glacial que 10 ha-
bia arrojado hacia pocoS mo-
mentos De 81 senO, como agra
viada de que en- las casas We
cinas hubiera luz Y fuego
mientras ella permanecia tan
oscura J tan triste como STEM
pre-.
NJ saba 2 d6nde iba. Tai
bora como aQueLja, la ocuDaha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

escrltaS pOr que sabe muy bien
que csc viejo poema que to-
dos los enamorados del mundo
entOnan a diario en- los pala-
clos y en- las bohardillas, pier
de su encanto cuando Sc escri-
be en- ell papel por que lie fall
ia ell acompanamiento dulsisi-
nc de las inimitables melodias
que tiene la voz de las mujeres
cuando quieren deveras.
Y 10 que ell autor eel cuen-
to sabe tambien, es gle al Sc
pararse los e~namorados, des-
pues de I'm largo beso cuyo
eco resono en- los oidos de
Rafael por mucho TEMPO, es,
que ell poeta de las filosofias
crueles, que pocos momentos
antes caminaba al acaso, como
lmpulsado por su inmensa des-
ventura, sentia despues redu-
cido ell espacio por donde mar
chaba, y lie parecia que la ma
turaleZa toda, y los rumores
de las fiestas y ell argentine So
mar de las campanas que la
maban a la "misa de gallo"
y ell parpadeo de las estrellas,
eran ell acompanamiento de
aquella musica interior que
lie iba cantando una canci6n
.uicisima de amor y de espe-
rama.
Y es fama que las gentes
Iue, canine a la iglesia Sc en-
,ontraban con ell enamorado
'adiante de felicidad, Sc apar-
.aban de su ladO por uqe en-
lPZahnn - +o~o- ~~-'-r... w..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

char las divinaS Traces de alien
TO. pOr que no era de esperarSe
que dejar2 Gabriela ell festin
regio que tenia lugar en- la
Senorial mansion de Sus padres.
para II q conSolar al infeliz
bohemia, pesaGlfla y martirio
&c los ~autores de los dias de
Gabriela, que no sabian va a
que medios recurrir para quiz
tar a SUI hija la idea de seguir
queriendo a aquel espanta-pa-
iaros sin fortuna Y sin pOrve-
mir.
iPero era tan buena Ca
briela; era tan sincere SUI ca
rino. Acaso por ESQ sufria
reSignado Rafael las mil hui
millaciones a que 10 sujetaba
el yiejO cacique pOniendo en-
juego todas Sus influencias de
sultan de pueblo para AFRO
Jar de eI al eScritor deSventu-
RADIO. que por otra parte, Sa-
bia bi6n que SuS amOres es-
taban condenadoS a vivir eter-
namente en- ell periodic del no.
viazgo, pues los articulos de
peri6dico Y los versoS no po-
drian darle nunca para fundar
ell hogan con que sonban en-
beleSados, en- SuS tiernOs colo
quioS, los amantes
En- TODD ESQ iba penSandO
mientraS caminaba ell acaSo
por las l6bregas GALES del pue
bio, ell amante infortunadO.
Por ESQ Sc habia recrudecido
acupI'a nnrhe 81 deSalinad0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

nombre ' direction pcompa5ada de la pequeha cantdad de $500 oo, como
una garantia de su buena ft y 4 vuda de correo recbri I'd. este magnifco
rhj chapeado Ell orc ' or GAIA cazador, hermosmente graboda o garantha
fGbrca Swiss.
Desputs de reibdo 10 anterior envieme I'd. 500 cada mes haaa COM
plehr d total de $500. Con cpda pcldo dc este precioso rhj enviarenos
gratis UNA contna chapeada en- ORC, garantizada por 10 amos.
70 soy d iuico n@ncante de Ia PRENSA. Que vcnde en- abonos como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20
LEONTINA Gratis

Merece I'd. mi c~onfanza, no impor,
ia donde viye. Mis- precios ~pagaderos en-
abouos c6modos de cada mes, ponen mis-
~reloies al alcance de todoS. Envieme SUI
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-08
PLAN FOR RIVERSIDE
! PARK BEFORE BOARD
West Side Committee to Ask
City Help Large Boulevard
Plan.

The proposed riverside park and
playground to replace the West Rich
mond dump will be presented to the
board of works tomorrow by the ex-
ecutive committee as the opening
wedge for a grand boulevard system
to extend south from the Doran bridge
to South L street and IL possible North
to Morton park along high river bluffs.
The executive committee held a
meeting last night and decided to ap'
pear in response to President Bavis
of the board, at the boards regular
session tomorrow.
The city will be asked to condemn
the smoking, Ill smelling ground, have
it appraised and buy it. Without ap
praisement, the ground would cost
$4,000 and II this is considered rea'
sonable figure, no official appraisers
will be asked by the West Siders.
Members OF the executive commit
tee believe Richmond has a splendid
opportunity before 1t to build one OF
the most beautiful boulevards in the
state. Such a boulevard to be built
under the three mile road law has
been proposed for several years but
each time has fallen through.
The improvement Of the Whitewater
Valley through the course of the pro
posed boulevard is included in the
scheme. 1t is believed natural gar
den spot could be made out of the
present unsightly gorge and that the
improvement would not be great ex
penSe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-08

Continued from Page One.)
county was $685., only 1880 less than
the year before, showing that the re-
suits Of vaccination are still not all
that could be desired. The value of the
hogs lost from the disease totaled
$6S ,O24.
The number of livestock on the
farms of the county remains about the
same as before, although the value of
dairy cattle and dairy products is plac.
ed at higher figure.
100000 in Crops.
The selling value of all crops, and
live stock produced during the year,
and sold during the year or held on
farms January /, 1914, reaches grand
total of $7.131, $40, or $600,691 more
than the total production of 1912.
According to the figures in this re-
port the average yields per acre for
the various crops We're as follows:
Wheat, 1875 bu.; corn, AZ bu.; oats.
25.8 bu.; rye. 1873 blu.
On January 1, 1914, there were on
Wayne county farms, s60,535 horses
and colts, 42,705 mules, 471.S76 cattle,
424,s93 hogs, POOLS sheep. and 44,645
laying hens,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-08
FA|Rv|EW OPENS
Continued from Page One.)

to the necessity of the improvement
of Sheridan and other streets of the
community. l admit that the portion
north of the Indianapolis division of
the p, c., C.. & St. L. railroad has
not been given it's share of improve
ments with other sections of the city.
GAS far as Fairview is now con-
cerned, the board of works has its
hands absolutely tied. Until the first
of the year, when Richmond became
a thirdclass city, improvements could
be made irrespective of the assessed
value of the adjacent property. but
now the assessed valuation of the prop
erty must be twice the value of the
improvement before the board Of
works can order it made. The paving
of Sheridan street would exceed in
cost the entire value of some of the
property adjacent, and with it's mar
rowed latitude the board of works can
not order such an improvement.
THE method left under the circum-
stances in this community is under the
three-mile road law. A permanent i'm
provement which will last thirty-five
or forty years can be made and the
portion of cost to the adjacent prop
erty owners will be within the legal
Much Money Wasted.
"The city has wasted thousands OF
dollars, or at least has not gotten near
the worth of it's money, by not start
ing sooner to make permanent i'm
provements. l have not found a farm
err in the township who is not per-
fectly satisfied with the improvement
Of streets in the city under the three
lou %h0
would be on the entire township.
Between the Indianapolis and Chi
cago divisions of the Pennsylvania
railroad lies ground which will develop
into the future manufacturing center
of the city. Past this ground runs
Center street The improvement OF
Center street has been proposed. Why
not make this improvement at the
same time the Sheridan street i'm
provement is made?"
Mr. Jessup continued to explain the
method of bringing such a matter to
the attention of the county commits
sioners. A petition of fifty resident
freeholders is required. Since q re-
monstrance can be signed by voters
as well as freeholders. Mr.. Jessup
advised the Fafrview residents to Sc
cure as many names as possible to
the petition.
The committee which was appointed
to look further into the matter will
meet tonight to organize and to &C.
quaint the members with the provi.
sions of the law so that it can be ex-
planned to those not attending the
meeting. The entire body of the i'm
provement association will meet in
about a week to take up plans the
committee has made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-08
YOUTH CONFESSES
TO TWO OFFtNStS

Another youthful kleptomaniac has
been arrested by the local police and
is now held at the Home for the
Friendless pending more thorough
investigation Of his case.
The boy is Donald Leighton, four
teen years old last month, the son OF
Elmer Leighton, 122 South Twelfth
street. ~4
He was arrested on charge OF
stealing $1.26 and cigarettes from the
coat pocket of William Pittman, who
has been working at the Garfield
school, South Twelfth street.
The boy, following his arrest. boast
fully asserted that over year ago he
stole twenty dollars from house on
South Eleventh street he had broken
into. He is also known to have been
guilty of thefts at the Y. M. c. A.
Last week fifteen-year-old boy
who had committed several bold day.
light robberies, and was arrested just
after stealing one dollar from a home
on South Thirteenth street, was sent
to the Plainfield reform school,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-08

Canada has 43,71o farms OF from one
to five acres in size.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-08
White Goods, Muslin Underwear and
Kimonos in Splendid Display

6ARNA6Y ZEPHYR clNoHAMs-An good staple colors
and patterns 15c quality, Supremacy Sale price, I'd Toe
FINE PRINTED LAWNS AND eATISTgs-AM new de-
signs 16c and 1sc goods; Supremacy Sale Per I'd, Zoe
SOC PIECES OF PRINTED cREPEs-1n staple and fancy
patterns 80 In WIDE zoe quality, Supremacy Toe
ONE LOT OF FANCY STRIPE AND MIXED RATINGS
AND PIQUEs-27 inches wide, csc and 3sc quality.
Supremacy Sale price. Per yard ..............1216E
FRENCH RATINEe-In fancy Scotch MIXTURES checks
stripes One piece copper color, Old and Light
Blue Brocade 40 inches wide. 500 and $125 quality
Supremacy Sale price, yard ................5OE
ONE LOT OF FINE 27-INcH FLoUNcINos- and
$125 vaue Supremacy Sale price, yard. CSC
ONE LOT OF FANCY WHITE CAMBRIA PETTIcoA1S-
$298 quality Supremacy Sale price .48
ONE LOT OF SILK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. colors and styles.
former price from s. to 81 EACH Supremacy Sale
SEE OUR SOC COUNTERS OF JULY eARGANS-On
you will find Cambria Gowns, White Pettcoats,
Combination Suits Bingham Skirts, Black and Colored
Mercerized Skirts, Chale Kimonos Chdren's Dresses.
Boys Russian Suits and many other Ready Gar
mens; Supremacy Sale, Choice Of tho Counter SOC
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100000 IN FARM

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L. & N. SHOWS BIG
EARNING INCREASE

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 8.-The
Louisville & Nashville railroad ended
it's fiscal year June 80, with an in
crease in gross earnings for the year
of $112.647. In former years the in
creases have run into millions
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Mrs, J. b|inkenstaff

Wishes to state that on going out
OF business she has sold her equip
ment and trade to Nine. Mary Tate
Dollins, whose work she heartily
recommends to her many friends
and patrons.
Nine. Dollins has moved her
Beauty Parlors to the second floor
Of the Colonial Building, where two
cool commodious rooms will be oc-
cupied. She ia ready to serve you
in SCIENTIFIC, SANITARY
manner in ELECTROLYS1S, CHR
OPODY, MANICURING, SHAM
POOLING, HAIR DRESSING, DYE
ING, BLEACHING, etc. Nine. Dol
Inns is POSITIVELY the only
BURNHAM pupil in Richmond.
BURNHAM stands for BEST. She
has ALSO had training by GER
VASE GRAHAM and SUSANNA
COCROFT, Of Chicago.
For the next Is days COURSE
TREATMENT CARDS will be sold
at the reduced price of 10 TREAT
MENTS FOR $500
Remember the location
214-coLoNIAL 1UILDINc-214
(Note change in telephone number)
PHONE 1884,
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SCULPTOR ATTACKED
BY UNKNOWN MAN

CHICAGO, July s.-Samuel Hen
rickson, sculptor and owner of mon
ument works, was perhaps fatally
wounded by an unknown assailant as
he entered his home today. Henrickson
said the man had followed him for
several blocks, but after firing, made
no effort to rob him.