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;iioghle; these gowns now' sagcfully
,l.aadered are laid away for u fassible
fhiure use. '''
....pr. Marshall. the surgeon, came
'donn from Rutland, for .lf.gyrointed
| e,iy; d. q. was willingly a.s...ted by Or.
Lsidls,;.h Dr.. ~. .ErSt'' District
Health :;assy, trds,f !lssetester, Miss
CLARK, two .1h;r rafsos and a prae-
tical nurse from the village The COM
mittoe were gallantly on hand, and
some Of the anxious mothers TO assist
with nurse, In helping the children
out from ether; most Of them seemed
y revive at about the same time
which made a very absorbing, a really
scrambling, task Of it.
There were Is small patients, for
tonsils and adenoids; and not room nor
time for several more, unfortunately,
who came bravely without their break
fasts, and sat patiently, finally having
TO 90 back home, taking their tonsils
with them. Later in the day, in the
first stages OF convaleseence, Mrs.
Liddle supplied the ward very gener-
ously with ice cream. In fact, the
moral value Of that ice cream cannot
be over-estimated, as each child was
assured Of all that Il was possible TO
eat afterwards. Most Of them could
be taken home that night. Those who
stayed until morning, under the con-
voy Of Miss Clark and one or two
mothers who requested permission,
were given breakfast, by the commit
tee. Of soft, cooked cereal, before they
left.
The surgeons charges were ten dol
lars an operation. Four children paid
the ten dollars. These children we're
able to 90 to hospital elsewhere, or
to have excellent care and surround
ings at home; but they were brought to
the Church Hospital, in order to help
make the experiment success. The
other children paid exactly what they
could. in each case. The rest OF the
money was raised by subscription in
the village, and made up by the local
Red Cross organization.
II is generally hoped that this ex-
pertinent will be tried again. For the
day was considered by the whole com
munity TO have been a tremendous
success; busy parents and little chill
dren are now reaping an inestimabie
benefit; and perhaps at this safe dis
tance. the children-remembering tH
unlimited bowls Of ice cream, are will
Ing TO admit it, too. One mother OF
many, who was very fearful about
trusting Gny-os her children to thi'
experience, brought two OF them, nm
ally-but very, very obviously; now
she beams, so they say, whenever she
meets a member Of the committee on
The street this winter, and promises 10
fetch along" the rest OF the family
another year.
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deliberate down here on various mat
tiers ~ importance We shall be think
ing q you upstairs-that Is 70 say.
n you get there J -ee that Lakingfon
ls even nos beginning 70 giaat IN
pleasant anticipation
Not a muscle o. the soldiers face
twifched not by fbe hint ~ .ork
did b. Show the teeniv wnIch4e 81
dicnce that BE- realized his dan-e-
Lakinefons face was mtrelcss wlih
lts hendish look q anticipation. and
Hugh stared az him With level eyes
FOR q while before he turned toward
the door.
Then I vfl say Good night" be
remarked CASUALLY Is IL the same
room that I had last umeT
NO. sald Peterson. a d-e7enf
.Cortiaued o. Page 81
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hrow him in corner and let US pro

nFeN hin IN corner aud let US pro
oeed.
lie sat down. amidst a murmur OF
approval. IN which Hugh Joined heart
ny.
Splendid" he murnured. "A mag
niheent peroration. Am / right. sir.
IN assuming that you are what Is yul-
gariy known as a Bolshevist7"
The man turned his sunken eyes.
glowing with the burning fires Of fsnat-
icism. on Drummond.
Il am one of those who are fighting
for the freedom of the world. be cried
harshly. "for the right to live OF the
proietariat" He flung out bis arms
wildly 1T is freedom; II Is the dawn
OF the new age"
Hugh looked al him with genuine
curiosity: II was the first time be had
actually met one OF these wild vision
aries In the flesh And then the curl.
oslty was succeeded by a very definite
amaxement: what had Peterson 10 do
with such as hel
For the moment his own deadly risk
was forgotten: a growing excitement
filled his mind. Could II be possible
that here. at last. was the real object
OF the gang; could Il be possible that
Peterson WIS organizing a deliberate
plot 20 try and Bolsheyize Englandf
He looked up 10 find Peterson regard
ing him with a faint smile
1T is a little difficult 10 understand.
isn't II. Captain Drummond?" he said.
carefully filcking the ash OF his cigar
II told you you'd find yourself in deep
water" Then he resumed the contem-
plation OF the papers in front OF him.
Hugh half closed his eyes, while a
general buzz OF conversation broke out
round the table.
Fragments Of conversation struck his
ears from time TO time. The intlmi-
dated rabbit, with the light OF battle
In his watery eye, was declaiming on
the glories OF workmen's councils;
bullet-headed man was shouting an In
spring battle cry about no starvation
wages and work for all.
"Can II be possible" thought Hugh.
grimly, "that such as these have the
power to control big destiniesf" And
then, because he had some experience
Of what one unbalanced brain. whose
owner could talk, was capable OF
achieving: because he knew something
about mob psychology, his half con-
temptuOus amusement changed to a
bitter foreboding.
"You fool" he cried suddenly to
the Russian and everyone ceased talk
ing you poor id boob You-and
your new earth In Petrograd today
bread is two pounds four shilllngs a
pound tea, fifteen pounds pound. Do
you call that freedomf" He gave a
contemptuous laugh.
Too surprised to speak, the Rus
sian sat staring at him; and II was
Peterson who broke the silence with
his suave voice
"Your distress, | am glad TO say,
is not likely TO be one Of long dura-
ton" he remarked I'm fact, the time
has come for you 10 retire for the
night, my young friend"
He stood up smiling then he walked
over to the bell behind Hugh and rang |
1t.
dead or mad-I wonder which"
He threw the end OF his cigar into
the CRATE as Hugh rose. while we
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a vicious crack. Tie bloodsh0t being
resumed hisgseat little Imply. Hugh
resumed his search for a cigarette.
After which breezy Interlude." re-
marked Peterson, "let us to business
get"
Hugh paused in the act Of striking
a match. and for the first time gen
uine smile. spread over his face.
There are moments. Peterson" he
murmured. "when you really appeal
10 me"
Peterson took the empty chair next
TO Lakington.
"slt down." he said shortly. II can
only hope that shall appeal to you
still more before we XIII you"
Hugh bowed and sat down.
consideration" he murmured. "was
always your strong point. May | ask
how long ! have TO liver"
Peterson smiled genially.
AT the earnest request OF Mr.. LAX
lngton you are TO be spared until to-
morrow. AT least, that is our present
intention. or course, there might be
an accident in the night; In a house
like this one never can tell. Or
he carefully cut the end off cigar
you might go mad. in which case we
shouldn't bother TO kill you In fact,
IL you 20 mad, we shall not be dis
pleased"
Once again he smiled genially.
"As ! said before, In a house like
this. you can never tell. ;"
The lntimldated rabbit, breathing
heavily was staring at Hugh fascin-
ated H.. = sr a moment Hugh turned
TO him with a courteous bow.
'Laddie." he remarked. you've been
eating onions. DO you mind DETECTING
the blast in the opposite dlrectionr
His calm imperturbabiIlty seemed to
madden Lakington.
"You wait" he snarled thickly; "you
wait till I've finished with you. You
won't be so id humorous then. !"
Hugh regarded the speaker languld-
ly.
"Your suppositlon is more than prob
able" he remarked. In a bored voice.
II shall be too intent on getting into
Turkish bath 20 remove the contain
inatlon to think Of laughing"
Slowly Laklngton sank back in his
chair. a hard, merciless smile on his
lips; and for moment or two there
was silence In the room. II was broken
by the unkempt man on the sofa. who,
without warning. exploded Unexpected
ly.
"a truce to all this fooling." he
burst forth In deep rumble; Il con
fess do not understand IT, Are we
assembled here tonight, comrades, to
listen to private quarrels and stupid
talkT'
A murmur OF approval came from
the others, and the speaker stood up
waving his arms.
II know not what this young man
has done: | care less. In Russia such
trifies matter not He has the appear
ance Of bourgeois. therefore he must
die. Did we not kill thousands-aye,
tens 0f thousands of his kidney, before
we obtained the great freedomf Are
we not going 10 do the same In this /
accursed countryi Kill him now
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BURR AND BURTON NOTES

Rsacrt cards with LAST terms marks
viii BE- given out Saturday.
On Friday evening January 9Th. the
boys basket ball team viii have As
their opponents Fair Haven High.
The game viii Be called a. o'clock.
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MANCHEsTER's VITAL
STATISTICS FOR 1921
More Births. But Fewer Marriages
and Deaths Than in the Preceding
Year

More Births, But Fewer Marriages
and Deaths Than in the Preceding
Year.
The vital statistics for the year 1921
which have been compiled from the
records in the Town Clerks Office show
that during the year just past there
were a. births, "a marriages and 26
deaths. This is an increase Of two
over the births Of last year, while the
marriages show decrease Of four and
the deaths a decrease Of IL. The de-
crease in the number of deaths is
nearly 33 per cent from last years
number and we can rejoice at such a
substantial reduction. The grim reap
er has passed rather lightly over our
town this past year and we hope that
during this present year his passing
will be even less marked.
There was one set of twins born
during the year, to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
exander J. Derry, boy and a girl.
The number Of female children born
slightly exceeded the males, there be-
ing % girls and 21 boys born. or
these five died under the age Of one
year.
"Dan Cupid" must have been busy
in other sections Of the country as he
has let the number Of marriages drop
below the average.
There were six persons over the age
Of so who passed away during last
year, and eight between the ages Of
20 and 80. The average age at time
of death was 501a years.
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Births

of death was 5O1a years.
Births
Jan. 1l-Leland +. Schlieder. =. male
Jan. 17-Clarcnce Carruth. :. female
Jan. 17-George F. Farrell. male
Jan. 17-Edward Bovey. ...... male
Jan. 23-Benjamin H. Barber. female
Jan. 30-Herbert Bell. ......... male
Feb. S-David w. Lee. ..... female
Mar. 12-Daniel E. Blackmer female
Mar. 2l-Harold A. McEckron female
Mar. 3l-ora A. Joslyn. ..... female
Mar. 31-Robert ]. Lincoln. female
Apr. 6-Chas. o. Wilmington. female
Apr. 11-Wm. G. Beattie, Jr.. female
Apr. 17-G. Burton Wilcox. female
Apr. 21-Geo. w. Brayson. -. male
May 16-Alexander j. Derry. :. male
May. 16-Alexander J. Derry. female
May 31-Albert Fl. Jones. .... male
June 1-Benj. G. Cleveland. female
Juna 3-Everett B. Jones. 49,. male
June 4-Augusto DePecol -. female
June &C. A. Matt'son. female
June 11-John Bovey ....... female
June 23-George H Long. ... male
July 17-Frank Squircs. 1900. female
July 24-Henry Lockwood female
July 3O-Alfred H. Hazelton. male
Aug. 4--George c. Payne. ..... male
Aug. 6-Dumont Clarke. ..... female
Aug. S-Adelord Pelleria. 80. male
Aug. 10-Samuel p. Towne male
Aug. 20-John r. Dyer. ....... male
Sept. 24-Herbert ]. Walker. male
Oct. 3-Frank d. Mcclure. -. female
Oct. 17-Cecil ]. Edgerton. 80. male
Oct. 21-Edward N. Abramson. male
Nov. Robert ]. V. Book. -. female
Nov. 3-James L. Vallie. .... female
Nov. 6-HJohn H. Stannard. ..... male
Nov. 15-Byron H. Danforth. . male
Nov. 23-Casper c. Bromley. female
Dec. 3-Edward E. Badger, male
Dec. 17-Wm. w. Lee, Jr., -. female
Dec. 1S-A. II. Blcckmer. MIA. male
Marriages
Jan. Edward N. Abramson to
Grace S. Burroughs.
Jan. 2-George Arnold Lake to Hat
tie May Thompson.
Jan. 3-James Louis Vallie, Jr., to
Maude Johnson.
Feb. S-John Mcnamara TO So
phronia Wideawake.
March 2e-William H. Brooks to
Cora Isabel Bourn.
June 5|oseph Arthur Merrow TO
Provan.
June 15-Vincent Devlin to Eliza
beth Agnes Perry.
June 19-Drien Longtin to Ethel
lake.
July l1-claude C. Reed to Abbie
Waters.
July l2-webster wilkins to Laura
Sido.
July SO-Donald Carr to Blanche
Wagstaff.
Aug. 3-Clarence Clark Kelley to
Bertha Edna WILCOX
Aug. 9-Michael Pickett 70 Maggie
Seymour.
Aug. 23-DanieI Foster 20 Margaret I
Z Mylott
Aug. 27-Cyrl Rice Jones 70 Bar
"a Buruh1m
Sept l-Fred John Harwood TO
,una Cecilia Stone.
sept. 2s-Luther John Lyon to /.
.rra Christina Cassidy. In
oct. 25-Henry Brown Cherbonneau
O Irene King Perry
Oct 26-Elmer Duane Colvin 70
,ellie May Madison
Nov. is-wnliam James Porter to
,dith Flavia Bourne.
Nov. Rudolph oleson 70 Mary !
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Nov. 24-Coleman r Harris TO He
en- S. Covey.
Nov. 26-John Edward Gleason :
Rose Adelia Generous.
Dec. I2-Alfred Roberts 10 Mariori
Lampson B0urn.
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PARA ESTRENAR EN- NAvIDAD-
vendo esplendida casa de concrete. Es
tara terminada ell 10 de este mes. Pue
de entregarse ell is. En- uno de los ST.
tios mas visibles e importantes de. Con-
dado. Avenida Wilson. Doble entrada
de automovil. Pr6xima la plaza pu.
bIica, al trolley al parque y a los ba-
nos de mar. Sc REALIzA PoR ST.
COsTO. Solicite informes 357 verde,
santurce, 0 en- la propia casa en- cons
trucci6n. Sc deja en- hipoteca la mi
tad de su valor al diez por ciento annual.
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DEsDE SAN GERMAN

FL domingo nos visit6 el team Ma
yagiiez. Jr., Que traia entire sus juga-
dores a Luis Garcia. conocido feldr, al
Brujo, Gui, estrellas 'radiantes An
tes de resenar el juego hago menci6n
del informe recibido de don Santiago
r. Palmer, quien, segdn nos comuni-
ca, desearia que Sc forme una novena
cen aquellos jugadores del extinto Ra-
dio y Sc diriian a el, para que sus mu
rhachos indian su fuerza tambien e,
- Yauco'', quien ronca tanto en- su ga
'linero. para que Sc disponga venir
e, prdximo domingo.
la liga fu6 invadida por numeroso
pdblico, avido de presenciar la lucha,
pucs sabido era que habfan tenido bue
mas practicas durante la semana.
RENO ell mayor entusiasmo y disci-
pima, notandose que no hubo discu-
sion por parte de ambas novenas.
He aqui Ell resultado del juego:
Score:
Mayagiiez, Jr. ooo--Oo1 -ooo.-1
S. German: 42O-- 21o 32x--14
Baterfas por Mayagiiez, Jr. Dajao
y Brujo y por San German Bonilla y
Luciano. Struck out por Daiao 5; por
Bonilla IL; bases por bo'as por Dajao
a; por Eonilla O; Hits a Dajao Il: a
Fonilla 8, Umpircs, Agrait, ciena y
Franco.
J RAREA,
CORREsPONsAL.
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A'IaIa DIn COMO HOYA
'Recordar es vvir"- Dante
IS DE D1oIEMBRE DE 1921
MURIo cAM1Lo SAINT sAENs

Ell diez seis de diciembre de 1921
aesaparecio ell insigne Cainilo Saint
saens, la Ultima figura representatives
de una epoca tan remota la genera
ci6n musical mas reciente cue, al leer
pocos meses antes de su muerte una
carta suya explicando como .habia sido
el uuien con Berloiz arregl6 ell cor
feo'', de Gluck, para ell uso particular
de Paulina viardot, creiamos OR una
voz de uItratumba. Sus largos ochen
ta seis amos le concedieron ell raro
privilegio de ser un espectador active
de los mas extraordinarios iaconteci-
mientos artfsticos con los cuales Sc lie
nan las paginas de la historic de la
masica Snod=rka. Espl6ndida jornada
de la cual pudo Saint =saens contem.
plar ambos crepnsculos.
Nacido en- Ell alba del romanticismo,
su precocidad sus meritos juveniles
Ie otorgaron la amistad de los dos
ap6stoles gloriosos de ese movimien-
to: Hector Berlioz y Franz Iiszt-
mas tarde la de Ricardo Wagner, de
quien Saint Saens fue ell primer de-
fensor y ell illtiIno enemigo-. iQue
meteoros deslumbrantes debieron en-
tonces parecer esos hombres en- un fir
malnento cuyos astros mas rutiIantes
eran Rossini, Meyerbeer, Halevy, AN
ber Donizettil 81 Saint Saens, quien
presenci6 su aparici6n, pudo resistirlos
con firmeza, Icomo pretender que guar
dase el mas pequeno asombro para las
estrellas errantes de nuestros dias2
Como todo ell mundo, Saint Saens, que
llegaba en- I'm momento EN- que Beetho-
ven par0ol7 an heterodoxo, tuvo su
juvenil augeola de revolucionario, lie
vando las anIas conservatoriales al
gtnos ecos de las mIsicas que Pasde=
loup ensaysba en- el mayor secreto. Pc
TO, facil cazador del exito, el joven
prodigio hizo comprender pronto que
lie interesaba mas el hacerse admirar
por su habilidad que no por sus ideas.
Pianista, organista compositor, no
Tubiera creido bien contrastado su exi-
to sin la aprobaci0n de sus mayores,
despues de 10 cual podia permitirse
I'm gesto galante para las nuevas mo-
das musicales. Criado Y educado en-
tire amables manos femeninas, ell pc
quefio asombro musical Mozart redivi-
vo, no pudo jamas sustraerse la dull
zura de una etica artistica en- la Que
Ia elegancia, Ia claridad, ell orden, Ell
m6todo v la perfection en- todo deta=
lie, eran las virtudes mas apreciadas.
cualquiera que fuese mas tarde su pos
tura, en- ell fondo, Saint-Saens era un
tradicionalista, arraigado EN- unas cos
tumbres afiejas que al lado de la agi=
tacion de la epoca no podia ser til
dada mas que de "clasicista''. Pero,
sobre este suelo frme, ese mlsico sa-
bia eultivar la flor de moda llevar
con ell mejor estiIo la meIena ron1anti-
ca. "iArs gallica!'', dice en- un mo-
mento de tradicionalismo exacerbado.
Y Sc pone a escribir poemas sinf6-
niccs. Al fin y al cabo, Ell 'sTondich-
tung" de su amigo Liszt, 6no prove
MA de la ''Sinfonia Fantastica"? Anec
dota terrible, Sc cuenta que en- una
mafiana glacial de febrero saint=saens
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DE Los ARCHIvOs DEL DE
PARTAMENTC; DE .JUSTICIA
HAN DESAPARECIDO IMPOR-
TANTEs DOCUnTENTOS

WASHINGTON. diciembre 14.-se
informa que del Departamento de JUS
ticia han desaparecido importantes do
cumentos relacionados con ell inlpeach-
ment contra Daugherty.
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T1rEzAs DE CHANDLER NUEvAs.

DIEzAs DE CHANDLER NUEvAs.
Eies delanteros y traceros. CO.
jinetes de vielas, etc. Phones y Cata-
linas, Cristales para Windshield, Arcs
de pistOnes, Tapas de bocinas, Radia-
dores, etc. Un Dodge touring, $25o.oO,
Dos Chandler touring, $4,000. Bear
ings timlin para camiones y autos. F.
y. Wells y Co, Inc, Stop 15.--12-21
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CLASIFICAD ADO s.

XyENTA DB FLORES NATURA-
LES On IL Gale .sHears", step
IA. ganturcs. s.-Ilame III tcl6fono e7S
axul santurcs , Ssrkn ssrytdos inmsdia
tamenka.-P.
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ALQUIIiANsE una dos habitaciones
amplias, frescas con entrada indepen-
diente para caballeros, con galeria en-
Mirador. Inf6rmese Caleta San Juan .
o telefonos sos negro 162 negro.
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6SE vENDE o Sc ALQUILA, despues
de diciembre primero, en- Monteflo-
res, casa estilo Bungalow de oeho
habitaciones. casita para O. servicio SCI
parada. Tiene garaje. Llame al telefo-
no 64 Roto. santurce.-P.
CT DESEA listed QUE SU CABE-
LILO vuelva su color natural pri
mitivo use Ia sALUD DEL CABELBo
DE HAY, preparado inofensivo cue ade
mas de suprimir las canas, fortalece
la raiz del cabello. Frasco grande S1.25
Y Frasco Mediano rs centavos. CON
zALEz PADIN co.'s.
vEND0 SOLAR en- Ia avenida Per-
shing de 4S4 metros so centimetros. In
forme Regino Lebr6n, telefono 975
azul Salvador Prats AZ II
RLANQUEADOR DERNA VIVA. es-
pecial para las personas de color.
Blanquea rapidamente el cults oscuro
dando,e un tono de suaviaad maravillo
50. Pomo so centavos. GONZALEZ
PADIN Co.'s.
de invierno de hombre
Sc vande persona que embarque
para Europa New York Informaran
Maria Navarro, Box 363, Bayam6n ca
lie del Comercio.-12-1s.
a PRovEcHEsE:- Envie $3.50 y re-
= cibira a vuelta de correo tres
libras de magnifco bombones v pas
tas franceses, que Sc detallan $1.25
libra. Haga su pedido hoy. podra
repetirlo antes de Navidad 81 queda
satisfecho Choco.aterie Duo, Box 500,
San Juan.-12-19.
DESEO COMPRAR motocic.eta de Sc
gunda mano, de modelo reciente. Har
ley-Davidson Henderson de cuatro ci
l'ndros. Dirijase rc~ escrito a E. M.
Kox 1915, San Juan. 1913