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Morr. En.nn~ ~ aira.

The great horned owl Is the worst
Of the owl family as a destroyer Of
game and poultry. he even extends
his depredatiOns to rabbits and other
fur-bearing animals, and II he diseov-
ers the sleeping place Of q covey OF
quail he win clean them up to the last
bird.
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un. and Down, Of Life.

Mildred had been watching the pa
perhsnger with so much interest that
he did little that escaped her eye.
When he left the first night he left
all his tools, Including several ladders,
behind him, a fact that excited NIL
dred very much. As he waved good
night to her she called frantically TO
him: ~Oh. Mister Paperhanger. you're
forgetting all your ups and downs"
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To Clean oil Painting.

Take the picture out Of the frame
and lay a clean towel soaked In clean
water over II. Keep the towel wet
with clean water for two or three
days. Change the towel two or three
times. Wipe the picture with a vet
sponge until little trace Of dirt is left.
Repeat the process If necessary until
the picture Is clean. When clean, rub
dry and apply clear linseed oil.
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Life Of The Mnan.

With the coming OF winter the life
Of the wasp ceases. but until that time
they are most exemplary creatures.
There are no lazy folk in wasDland.
Labor and effort are evenly divided In
a nest Of wasps. Some assume the
duty Of plundering. going out In search
Of food, white others act as policemen.
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roe HIoh 10 Lend.

Our neighbOr, who has a great habit
OF borrowing. came over one afternoon
to borrow some baking powder and
told her I had none. In the course Of
conversation she mentioned the high
price Of baking powders, when my
brother spoke up: Look on the gro
Gerry bill and see how much they
charged me for the can l got this
morning. Exchange
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According to EduArd Brueckner, the
great Austrian meteorological, cold,
rainy seasons come in cycles about
every thirty-nve years, the years near
est to these partaking Of their nature
and those furthest distant being dry
and hot. The year 1915 was the height
Of one Of these cold. wet cycles.
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Jack seoea

The wilkins Of will-makers are many
and curious, but for the pure sarcasm
commend rs to the British sailor who
requested his executors 10 pay his wife
one shilling. vherewith to buy hazel
nuts. a. she, had always preferred
cracking nuts to mending his stock
ings.
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Coed Law. for Germany.

The Delbrueck law. which became
effective In Germany early In 1914
provides for Germans retaining their
allegiance to Germany while becoming
citizens Of the United States or any
other country. In assuming the neV
citizenship a German subject, If It suits
him. continues his German citizenship
and allegiance in Germany according
to this law.
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EIoor and walla

The choice Of floor covering Is af-
fected by 50 many conditions that II
Is not easy to lay down any definite
rules as guides. Rugs and carpets
should always be as IncOnspicuous as
possible. They must blend with the
walls and furnishings or an otherwise
beautiful room win prove unpleasant
to live In. The less pronounced the
floor Of the room, the better and more
restful the combined effect.
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o,aTnst,er Exuloded.

Again that old stun about giants In
those days" has been rudely punched
out By the museum visitors inspecting
suits Of armor worn by doughty
Knights IN the ''afteens." One Of our
regular doughboys Of average proper
lions cannot get his arms Into the
leg pieces, and the average schooiboy
Of the present day would ind the
~suit" uncomfortably tight.-Florida
Tines Union.
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1t Is a well-known fact among nerve
specialists that By an examination Of
the thumb they can ten II the patient
Il affected, or likely 10 be affected, By
paralysis or not as the thumb win In
dicate this q long time before there
b any trace Of the disease n any 9TH
er part OF the system.
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AnNanaiIan.

ne following extract from = letter
q thanks = cherished b. its recipient.
The beautiful dock y0u sent NJ came
IN perfect condition, eeS e row IN
the parlor On top a tie book shelves.
where We hope 70 zee yoa soon. ard
your husband, Also. II be can make Il
convsnlsnt--Bost0a Pest
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A device that prevents a flag dis
played on a horizontal pole from be
coming tangled b described In the
Popular Science Magazine. It Is a
wire rod that extends along part Of
the lower edge OF the flag. to which
# is held in place by q clip at each
end. For large flags a hook passes
through one Of the eyelets Of the nag.
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The Australian eucalyptus. or. as Il
is commonly called. the gum tree, hf I,
been grown successfully In many
countries, and In New Zealand Il has
been found that its growth is. in IA
vorable spots. faster than In Australia.
In Brazil the authorities recognise its
value for timber.
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what Hs Really Mantod.

Little Lowell had been wanting q
goat dis father had promised to
get one for him. When the new baby
came and the doctor showed the little
bundle to Lowell and said: This Is
your new sister, my son; what do you
think Of herr Lowell looked at the
baby seriously, then replied: We'll.
I'd Ike her better II she wuz a goat"
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Life In Raadad.

At one period Bagdad had a pOpula-
ton Of two millions. Today II has
dwindled to two hundred and twenty
i've thousand The desert rolls almost
up to the walls Of the city. for the
elaborate system Of canals which rem
dered the land capable OF supporting
a teeming population has been neg
lected.
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unhsppy Family connsesIonG.

I believe that much unhappiness
comes from attempts to prolong fam
lily connection unduly. and TO make
people hang together artifcially who
would never naturally do 50. am GER
tain my father. after he was forty,
did not wish to see my grandmother
any more. Speaking for myself, 1
have no wish to see my father again.
-E. W. Howe's Monthly.
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ava Certain Blind Poet.

The little girl who inquired at q II
brary for The Four Horses In the
Enealyptus+ had lots Of company In
that sort Of blunder. A letter Of Mrs
Thrale's. recently sold at auction, tells
Of her neighbours maid coming with
request from her mistress for loan OF
MIX and Asparagus Lost.--Boston
Transcript.
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Innkinn for Cat

Little Paul, age seven, and bis aHn'
were playing with the cat when Il IA
under the buffet. STOPPING down DIS
aunt said: Il can see only his hlno
quarters" Paul ran to the other emu
OF the buffet aud looking under eA-
claimed: -Oh. / can see It's nea"
quarters"
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Interviewing the Minister.

My brother was married young and
felt embarrassed He went to inter
view the minister relative to the eere-
mony. and after much stammering
and many bushes. managed this sur
prising request: ''WiIl you come up
to the house and marry me and an
other girlT'-ChIcago Tribune.
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star, md stripe. On ,hs sea.

Our flag rules One-ffth Of the worlds
shipping now, and 46 per cent Of the
shipping between our own ports and
others IL under our own Gag. Trade
routes where our flag has not been
seen on merchant ships for half q CEN
fury are now traversed By the boats
Of Uncle Sam.
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unseuuht Fame.

~ThIs is the end OF my social ca
reer!" moaned Algernon, sitting up In
bed Il drank too much last night at
the ball and staggered into every
bodyI" Scarcely. sir, scarcely" said
his valet apologetically. @Everyone's
talking Of you as lnventing q new
dance"
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There q little in the theory that II
you make better mousetrap thar any
body else the world WAn beat a path
way TO your door. You probably &C
eept that theory. Very well Who
manufactures the best mOusetrap on
the marketf-FhIladelphia Public
Ledger.
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PostIe u Ne. seIsn.IHe.

Il wonder what the noon Is made
Off said little Jennie, a. she paused
70 gaze at the large. round orb. 1T
amt made Of nothIn'," replied her
twin brother, BILL -Ies q hole In the
~ for God to look through whea he
wants to see Il We are mIndln' ma.S
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HahIt Of Decision.

Most people who have succeeded in
any direction Of activity can trace the
measure Of their success to the habit
Of deciding things for themselves. One
Of the greatest temptations We have Is
to confde in others. BY yielding to 1t
we not only become a nuisance to our
friends but keep on lowering our own
powers Of>resistance.
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A young lady says that her most en-
barrassed moment occurred on q rainy
day recently. when she entered q
crowded street car with a sopping UNI
brella and accidentally rested the
point Of II in n fellow passengers low
shoe. Boston Transcript
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Iananaae Aairdresen.

The professional eolffeur for men ls
q much older occupation in Japan than
that FOR women. There are records Is
far back as the thirteenth eentTI Of
male halrdnessers for men; for he
samuraI especially were very paricu-
lar as to how the hair was done up.
though as q profession the cOlReur
was Of somewhat later growth
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seu,h chln.,. A4s.Inl..r.tly. cI.y

Canton Is the chief Chinese admin
istratiye and commercial city Of South
China. n rs situated inland from
Honskong. % miles by water and 112
miles by rain. and is located in the fer
file Canton delta country, In which
converge the West. North and East riv-
ers. In foreign trade Canton ranks
third among Chinese ports. being ex-
ceeded IN volume by Shanghai and
Dairen.
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As Juanita and Charles were eating
breakfast one morning they both
asked at the same moment for the
second helping. Having taught
Charles that his sister must be waited,
on hrst. he said, swell. ladies nrst
and mans next"
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TeEflnn Ia

II you wish to test the purity Of tea
take a table knife and q sheet Of white
paper. upon which rub the tea with
the knife. When the leaves are pow
dered the paper Is busted clean and
Its surface examined. II the tea Is ar
tifcially eOIOred. streaks Of vivid
Prussian blue will appear.
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Kseplna sllver shnht.

When the silverware has become
badly furnished put It in ah aluminium
dish. cover with water and boil for a
short time. and Il WIN come out bright
and clean. The aluminium dish win be
slightly diseolored after this process
but II may be easily cleaned.
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Elizabeth and her mother went to
the city 70 spend the day. leaving
Aunt Eleanor. a house guest, alone.
Upon their return Elizabeth question
ed: aunt Nellie. did you get lonely
while We were awayF Yes" was
the reply. whereupOn the little miss
asked: Then did yOu tell yourself a
nice StOryfs
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pIsaor.ed Win Him.

Bert could not eat pOrrldge WitnCo.
feeling distressed. Seolded one Gay "
his sister for speaking rudely 70 =
girl friend. he said: Il just q
help Il, sis: she affects me 'Eaety ~
porridge."
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Daring Pioneers

On June Z. 1859, Daniel Boone Eim
1--WE other hunters from North Ual'
olina, reached Red river. KentaeA!-
They were the first white men 70 a
plore the territory, forbiddlngly canes
By the Indians THE Dark and BlOOQ
Ground"
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uss Of India Rubber.

India rubber was used for the III
time as an eraser in ITO, when q 's'
small piece was sold for three MARI
II was, however, many years later q
fore II was put into general use. fll%
to this the erumb Of bread was 10
for erasing purposes
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On the nth Of June. 1891. the nrst
-whaleback" left for 4 voyage across
TIE Atlantic. The ship was the
Charles W. Wefm0re. She sailed from
Duluth for Liverpool with a cargo e
DniA
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Nor1ay Huot Import 8soetosulIa
Norway produces 10 sugar within IN
own borders and the sweet sirups pro-
dneed from vegetable sources are a
slight importanee. 20 that country =
IN a position Of almost absolute de-
pendeaee on imports for It's swsetsn-
Ing materialA
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ny three year old boz noticed an
ne Others On leaving TIE party speak
q their hostess, 80 when his turn
cane he looked % with q NEST en-
gaging ar1lls and said. sHarsnt We
had q terrible timer z<ehanse.
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Ny twin nephews were paid two
cents q day for waking me at z each
week day morning. One Sunday they
awakened me at z. protested and
they said: I'VE knew you wanted to
sleep. but we need the MONEY
Chicago Tribune.
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DIT who,d nun n. shIe,

LOndSS Times PersOnal-James A.:
Please understand that were we the
last two persons on earth and foand
myself on the same continent that con
tanned you. ] should emlgrate.-Boston
Transcript
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Little Edwards twin sisters were
being ehristeaed. An went well until
Edward saw the water in the font
Then he anxiouiy turned to bis moth
er and exclaimed: -1ln. which one are
Jon going to keepY-Biighty uon-
don1.
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Joe e thoroughly up IN automoblle
pariance. his baby brother was lust
beginnlRg 10 walk and Wobbled consid-
erably. One DAY Joe dashed into TIE
kitchen shouting. -0h. ma, Come quIck
an see Buddy saiadlns."
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ne other dav Mary calqe up %
The porch 10 ten me her grievances.
II seems ere q ne boys Of tie neigh-
borhood had beln teasing heE an6
win aanhfng eyes she said: Il hate
that Russell better thar any boz J
knsu.r-Exchanse
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MatIna An unrar

lnsineerity 10 q mans oEn heart
must make an his enjoyments. an that
eoneerns him, unreals 90 that HIS
whole life must seem IKE a merely
dramatic representation. -Havthorne.
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When people who are tolerably for
tunete IN their outward lot do not flnd
IN life sufficient enjoyment to make Il
vaiuable to them. the cause generally
Is caring for nobody but themselves.-
J. g MN.
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~Nen talks IncessEntly." ~On' "..
only to keep people from finding -
how little she has to say.'-
Transcript.
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Man invented the period. ne N
teFrogafion marx and the exclamation
point are the work Of woman.-Detrolt
Journal.
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Hank Hines says: Think twice b.
fore spesking. thrice before writing
and f0sr times before aghting-co.
lumbss DispetcA
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II there ever vas a fo0I-ksHer -
aust have retired from buslneas.-
chleaso views
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Wise men say that II We could Sc
ourselves as others see ~. We wouldnE
believe it-TltBits
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In some parts Of Cape PrO,iaS
South Africa. ehieOry gives q yieio :
$3.50 to $500 per acre JOhannsS0~'
being the chief market.
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Tnnoeencs n genius and eanov.
ooWer are both noble qualitieA-
ame ids slaeL
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sIIIy season N0W Opened :
Auefioneers have q nod way u
eeIvIng blds.-BostOn Post
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WesteEeF g e b q eEss.l ll1tr-
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opoml1tlo InouqiE
Spread he table and corisniion afn
erase.
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Ernl Erl IA Giiu'dad II Enll{eaanl|tada nl{aa

mo, reconocido, pero de ESQ de ha-
Ger ell amor diferente inventar
frases para decir 10 mismo.
Hum. piensa Lucita, con 10 que
quiero a Lucita con un amor. =. .
Que nadie sinti0 anteS, Bue-
no esta usted senior FrasqnitO, y
menudO sermon va a tener que Dir
Y Adoraci0n sc marcia cim
breando el cuepo y hecha una pre-
ciosidad a revolver cajas Y hacel
c0mpras.
Lucita muy inteligente Y avis
pada Sc siente diplomatica mas
bien que novia en- aquel mOmento
4 re habra sorprendido 10 que h;
dichO esa lOca de AdOraciO!I?
Me ha SOrprendido mas vertt
con ella. con el perrito V con tOdt
el rouge que puede resistir II
linda cal.ita.
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-El REQ Sc convierte Ell iuez.

Ell REQ Sc cOnyierte Ell juez.
-: De que me acusa su seilorla?
De brotes cOreOgraficOs 4.
No he crefdO NADIA V he dicho NAL.
re acusm yo solo deseO Oirte
-Celebr0 tn buen juicio, porque
en- realidad, no ha habidO mas, que
pesentaci0nes Y compromises de
periodistas, cumplidos de mala ga
M Y pcnsando Ell ii. Me dolia que
pudiera mortificarte 10 que para
mi no fuG mas que m deber de
cOrtesia; estAs tan en- mi, que co
met la profanaci0n de vertc ALI,
so5re todas elias como una apa-
rici0n que surgiera, Y a ii m'raba
y creo que mas liable a t. que
aquellas mlljeres. -.
Me complace que puedas ,lecir
me este; no eS neceSariO falSear la
verdad, porque, mira Ell esa ZOna,
sc van Ell espirales mis- cielos. No
hubiera estado bien una conqtIista
escandalosa y mama, parece, que
esta digustada; no me ha dicLO na
da, pero Adoraci0n 10 ha pGdidO
guardian todO el secreto Y ha de
JadO escapar una parte.
-Yo lie eXplicare 10 que ha pasa
do.
No, Flasquito esta nociie he
decididO ir al bale; tambien d mi
me tira Ia seiiora Terpsicore y aun
que tn deseabas 10 cOntrario, vas
Il ser galante, Y a darme gusto.
He decidido Overtime contigo
y bailar muchO, cOntigO y con to-
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a veces, V en- OcasiOnes Ell que hace
falta, pero como va he colIcgidO
ese defecto porque lie tengO. 81 adj
quiero cuanto en- ii me gusta re-
sultaria un mOdelO perfecto.
-Agradecidisima prima y aho-
IA te dejo en- tn casa Y voy = con-
veneer a mi espOso que debemOs il
al bale. FL lutO es miO. -pcrO-
el que 10 guarda eS el.
Lucita llega besa a la mama y
a Santita cuenta cuantO habl0 con
su nOviO, lie detiende y Sc encierra
en- su cuartitO a solar. ALI, tOdO
es blancO, todo ideal. Lucita SAGA
del guarda rOpa su ira je. de baile
v llama a la cOsturera de la casa.
"No olga una palabra de esta la
Dor, hagala en- mi cuartO v baje
el descote hasta aqui, como este
mOdelO de Paquln".
A la noche bajar6 con mi capa
puesta Y nadie vera como va Lu-
cita al baile hasta que no vaya re-
medic. 4 SRompera Frasquito las re
laciOnes?. :Que sentir6 81 el
deja de VERNE?
Una curiOsidad invenciblc ha-
ce sentir el deseO de que todO Sc
acabe; hacen sufrir los hOInbres,
Y Lucita dice que vino al n,undo
a pasar un buen ratio, Y no hay
quien lie quite este de la cabeza,
menOs, cuandO AdOraci0n piensa
como ella V hace tOdO 10 pcsoble
porque NADIA nj nadie interrumpa
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NOTA DE DUELO.

Aver ha fallecidO en- Rio Pie,
dras, el distinguido caballero 81
nor don AcisclO Diaz, que gozaba
de la estimation general. Ell senOr
Dlaz estaba casadO con la bella
seiiOra PrOvidencia Janer, hernia
ma pOlitica de nuestrO muy esti-
madO cOmpalerO en- la PrensGI
don Joaquin Barreiro, Director
de Gel Carnaval'.
DamOs ell pesame mas sentidO
a la descOnsOlada viuda V pOr Gu
yo descansO eternO hacemOs vO-
tOs.
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Hoy, como las dieZ de la ma
llama, a la misma hora que ell sol
dadO Dolores SOlivan cOmeti0 ell
crimen que va cOnOcen nuestrOs
lectores, nos hemOs dirigidO al lu-
gar Ell que Sc desarrOllaron los SUI
ceSOs.
Reina ALI una paz infnita, CO.
mo 81 la tragedia hubiese selladO
aquellos sitios con ell sello miste-
rio de la muerte.
ImpresiOnados aln por ell ira
gicO horror del crimen, hemos
llegado a la vieja casa habitada
pOr la familia del s0ldado Jose
Castro.
Flota ALI un ambiente de do
lOr, como 81 la naturaleza estu-
viese afiigida por 10 que VIC ell
VIA dIitCiIOI. Ctidll'lo I'll OtIO SOl-
dadO Dolores SOlivan dispar0 con
ira su esp0sa Y la hija de Gsta.
matandolas instantaneamente.
Al llegar a la vieja casa, la
que esta completamente agrieta
do pOr el pasado terremOto
nos hemos topado con la
familia del soldadO Castro, el
que Sc encuentra sentadO Ell IN
bancO de MADEIRA. Jose Castro
es un h0mbre como de cuarenta
anoS. moreno, broncineO. Ell cuya
faz Sc advierte el signO de su IA
"a. L0 rOdean su madre, la selO
ia Teresa Martinez, la que 10 ha
pOdidO dOrmir en- la noche pasada
perseguida Ell sus deliri0s. por las
visioncs sangrientas del dla ante
rior. Adonde quiera que voivla
la vista, nos ha dichO j. Castro, ast
gura que vela al matadOr v Sus
vlctimas. La SenOra Martinez tit
ne sesenta amos. Despues de lO'
successes sufrio I'm sincope. Am
hoy, al hablar, tartamudea Y su!
palabras Sc hacen incomprensi
bles. Hoy ira Ia Corte para ha
GER algunas declaraciones.
NOsOtrOs le hemOs preguntadt
Jose Castro 81 es ciertO 10 qut
Sc dice de que Gl Sc entendla COZ
la esposa de Soliyan, 10 que no.
MEGA rOtundamente.
YO le dire la verdad: nos anun
cia Jose Castro. CuandO Dolores
Sc fue para Panama, me dej0 IN
encargadO de velar pOr su espO
sa, pues el Y yo eramos grande
amigos.
Ella vivi6 aqui con mi madr
, V tOdOs nOsOtrOs, perO cuandO 10
temblores la casa Sc agriet0 y ell
sc fue a vivir con sus hermanOs el
,, la parada 25, Gale San Mated
EstandO Dolores Ell Panama, es
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; ;DONDE ESTA Ell NINO?

La sonora Antonia Reyes, de
Santurce. ha dadO cuenta la
policia de que ha desaparecido
de su residencia el niho Hip6lito
Reyes, ignorando su paraderO. El
es trigueilo, como de doce amos Y
tiene una cicatriz en- la ceja de-
recha.
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PARA SANTO DOMINGO

Los sehOres don Rafael Fabian
~ don Jose ID. Riera, estimados
amigos nuestros, han embarcado
hoy para Santo Domingo, donde
permaneceran algunas semanas.
Lleven un feliz viaje y gocen de
agradables impresiones en- cl hos
pitalariO pals vecino.
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C!a[idad On !l Sgnb[a.
M' kstlfle '| INV

- TIs-s A.2SS la. -sSNsM ~
cribi0 una carta al General Pay
master acusando su esposa de
adulterio, acusaci6n que basaba
EN- una carta que decfa haber re-
cibidO de su madre en- la que Gsta
lie notificaba que su esposa lie era
infiel y estaba encinta de otro
hombre. ri sS%s5
Ell gobierno escribi0 a Puerto
Rico pidiendo la investigation de
este hechO y result0 falso. Y yo
lie puedo asegurar que la madre
de SOlivan no cOnocia a Maximina
Santiago, que era la esposa de su
hijo. wpn&Nyi gsyssg
MaXimina present0 demanda. de
divorcio por la calumnia que el
lie hizo en- la carta que lie envi6 al
GObiernO. Desde entOnces ella no
.quisO saber mas de eI. Cuando
S0livan lego de Panama trat0 de
que MaXimina volviese con 81
hasta venia aqui ha hablar con
migo para que yo intercediese Y
los arreglase. Pero ella nunca
qniso aceptar ninguna de las pro-
poslciones que el le hacia.
Como nOsOtros siguiGsemos la
conversation. Jose Castro Sc ex-
pansiOn0 con nOsOtrOs nos cont1
algo de la vida de Solivan.
Aqui mismo-dice Castro-So-
livan viyi0 con dos mujeres, las
que lie fueron infieleS. IIl las sor
prendi0, revolver Ell mano V no les
hizo NADIA. Sinembargo esta mu-
jer que lie fue tiel la mat6. Asi es
la vida.
Castro ha anadidO: Viviendo en-
Puerta de TERRA con una mlier.
con la que tuvo una hija, la halo
una nOche en- cl delitO de adulte-
rio y tampoco lie hizo NADIA. aun-
que estaba armada de una plstO-
la.
El soldadO Castro nos ha infOr-
madO que Solivan no conocia a la
hija de su esposa, pues cuando
esta viva con el la nina estaba en-
Guayama con su abuelo.
El carrero SOlivan, segnn nos
cuenta ell muchachO que Sc salv6
tirandO al mar, trat0 de huir
cuandO VIC que habia acabado con
toda la vecindad, pero que al Ian
zarse al manglar Sc hundi0 hasta
las rodillas y ent0nces sc hizo un
dlsparO ell la sien con la Ultima
bala que lie quedaba.
ADandOnamOS aquel SltiO Y
creimOs yer Ell la hierba tendidos
los envoltorios sanguinolentos del
dla anterior.
He aqui una tragedia que Sc ha
realizado. iCuantas estaran por
realizarSe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-10

edo al seiiOr O. F. Bravo, como
Vice Consul de HOlanda en- in par
te occidental de la isla, V al senior
Enrique A. ROuset, como Consul
HonOrariO de la Rep1blica nomi-
nicana ell Mayagiez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-10

su good time, como ella dice.
:Creen ustedes que rehira Fras-
quito? No hay que olvidar cue es
REQ, que ha tenidO un nneyo gra-
We "brote coreografico" y que fl
sabe que la jarana fue movidi-
ia. ......
". de Clemenfier