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Oklahoma.
A special to the Mo Republican Of the
10th says:

A special to the Mo. Republican Of the
10th says:
At two O'Clock the bill establishing a
territorial grant for the Indian territory,
known As the Oklahoma bill. which is n
most stupendous land and railroad job Of
the present congress, came up as the
special order Mr. Parker OF Missouri
made a flaming speech, which. however,
showed II thorough understanding OF the
question: Ile lobby was on hand in the
interest of the bill, owing to the promis
ed land steal Joe Dwyer was also on
the floor advocating tae bill, because lie
said he wanted peace with the Indians
Naval Officer Lallin of New lork WIS
present and favored the bill because he
too wanted peace with the Indians. The
bill will hardly pass.
And in congress on the 18th inst. The
house then took up the blll reported by
Mr. Parker Of Missouri, from the com.
mi tee on territories, for the better rro
lection of Indian tribes and their cunsol
idaiion under civil government, to be
called the territory Of OkllhOma. Alte'
speeches by Parker and Connor in favor
Of the bill the house without action ad
iDurued
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BIG Snow A terrible snow storm was rag
Ing throughout the Northwest Thursday. In
Guiding indianapolis. Evansville and Saint
Louis. 1t reached this point Friday night,
and showed continually most all day Satur-
day. The weather is now warm and every
Indication that the snow will soon be wasted
away.
STILL ANOTHER Monday, Qast nightl just
ut dark, IL commenced ing hard and con
unued on through the might and this morn
Ing We have at least -four inches more ofsnow
Sn the ground. This Is the larsest snow since
the war. Tne weather is cold and cloldy--
air full Of snow. II isterrhle weather for the
poor and necdy--dont let them be forgottel
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Our Railroad Matters

From the Little Rock Repnbiicdn Of the 18th
we clip the following. which il of interest to
all on the line OF this Road We understand
that work will commence at once
The suit Of Pierce. Steacv q Yorston VS..
Warren Fisher and the Little Rock and rort
Smith Railroad company came up before
Judge May. of the Conway circuit court in
chambers in this city. The Judge modified
the injunction oas TO permit the COMPANY to
lay the track snd re-let the contract This i
to take effect next Tuesday. Lonvr was given
the plaintil, to apply to u Judge Of the SUI
prcmc bench TO reinstate the same.
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sy- Representative WnITr, Of Crawford
County, introduced in the legislature ON
Tuesday, tie following resolution. 1t Is " hat
we very much need, daily mail to Little
Rock:
Mr.. White introduced joint resolution re-
Questing the postmaster general to change
tle mail service on route 1924 from Little
Rock to Fort Smith from trl-v eekly tp daily.
Read n second time under suspension of the
rules and ordered cngrossel.
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~ From the Fort Smith Herald Of Satur-
Gay, we learn that Col. LOGAN II, Roors. late
U. 8. Marshal, is there and settling up all in
debtedness. made since July ist, 1872. against
his administration of the Office, nth ne money.
We believe Col. Roots to be an honest man AS
well as n clever gentleman too much so, to
be an officer under the administration OF
Gchl. Grant
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EF- The Ozark (Mo.) Monitor 81

AF- The Ozark (Mo) Monitor saws:
We hear . ruinor that n fellow by the
name of Mel Haslipp was canghtat Lead
Hill, in Arkansas. with stolen hor>e.
and soon afterwarl he climbed u tree
from which he had To have help to Get
down, he having in some way, hecome
cntangled in a rope so that he was So
vcrely choked--in fact, he will not steal
any more horses Ifothcr reports. which
have from time to time iloated this way
from the Southern line uf this State, cou-
corning this same individual, are correct,
he has not met with his fate rs soon rs
he justly deserved. 20.
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sE" a CORES pendent Of the New York
Herald says Powell Clayton. the dictator nj
Arkansas" married a native Of that State
1t seems incredible thai any Arkansas womIn
could have married the rascal but. If she dill
we may well cxcam with the elder Turvey-
drop; oh woman what sex you arc!'-
CUurier-J0HrHai.
If we are not mistaken, the wife OF Pow
of Kentucky and has, further, the unds-
puted reputation Of brilliant and refined
lady, as we'll
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GS~ James NJ. johnson, Esq so ca

EE" James NJ johnson, Esq. so call.
ed Secretary of State, has fled tie capital.
The coming of an officer of the L 5.
Senate in search of witnesses respecting
election frauds was moro than his npr.
vous system could support Various
stories are circulated by his Minstrel as
The ring did not dare permit him taken
before the Senate. He has gone where
the woodhinc twineth Were his ballot
box stuiling, return-raisiEg associates
with him, and all never to return, it
would be an unm xed .blrssing to ilte,neo-
pie OF the State L. h J,urnal >
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rr Tho old seal Of tho 90 SIMON We,

, ET The old seal OF the common wealth
ot Virginia. n lopt d in 1873 was lost or
Richmond in 1865, aud n new enc was
adopted, similar in all respects to the old,
except that the words Liberty aud I'm
ion were substituted for the historic
motto. Sic Semper Tyranuis But
the old seal has since been restored to
the secrctarv of the commonwealth. and
the question as to which was legal was
submitted 10 the legislature. which has
decided in favor Of the old seal. But. as
it is much doraccl and worn. new seal
similar in all respects 10 the old one has
been ordered, aud, until it is finished. tho
seal adopted in 1866 will be used tempo.
rarily.
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ESr A lady has Sunday school class
IN ono of the churches Two BROTHERS
attend IL alternately. One Sunday q Ia
dy asked one Of the hovs If he would lac
there on the following Sabbath. "Oh.
no, SAYS lie. :" can't, its my turn ia
saw wood"
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MRS. wIIARroNs TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIS, .Ja'

- ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 20.
In the Wharton trial to day Miss Mel.
lie Wharton testified that after Vanness
had partaken of clarct at her mothers.
and pronounced it bitter, the residue in
the bottle was poured into glass which
she drank. and ! observed nothing pecu-
liar about the taste When Vanness left
the house she accompanied him to the
door. On her return her mother took
Nanness' glass and drank Of it more than
he had done Neither Of them expcrienc-
ed aayill effect.
DR. Uorato G.. Wood Of the universi
ty testified as follows: am fully Of the
opinion that the attack of Vanucss was q
simple form Of natural disorder, and that
NO poison in existence could have caused
lhcisymptoms observed am positive
that the attack was apopleXy.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT On Wed.
ncsday, Gov. BAXTER returned the act, signed
to the Senate, submitting the constitutional
amendment to the vote of the people. The
act provides that vote shall be taken on the
Cd OF March next.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

EE In the Little Rock Gazette OF the 22d
Maj. W. ID. DLocnER sewers his connection
with that paper. Maj. Blocher has been the
Rusiness Manager Of the Gazette since the
war and by his thorough, systematic business
qualifications and indefatigahlc abors, has
added largely to the high financial standing
Of the company. We wish the Major in
whatever calling be may pursue, rich har-
veat
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

GS- The ingenious United States dis.
trict attorney at Austin. Tex has ad
vsnccd the novel proposition that jury
composed altogether Of white men is not
q legal body.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

EJ- On the 18th inst, at Washington.
the house committee on commerce agreed
to report favorable the hill authorizing
the construction Of railroad bridge at
Van Buren, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

fT Texas has sent an agent 10 Europe
to bring immigrants to that State This
agent brought two hundred persons.
principally in families. on the camship
Glasgow, just landed at New Orleans,
and sent them over the the Nor IN rail
road aud steamship line to Texas They
landed at Algiers. AMI proceeded ut nee
to the Lone Star 5. ate ". q, Picagune.
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ET A man named Day has been as.
saulted and grievously bitten hy dog
IN New Orleans. Well. is it not written
OF proverbs that" Every dog must have
his day -
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

EN- The memorial to Congress. ask.
ing the passage of a civil rights hill, has
passed the Arkansas legislature by a
strict party vote.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

a. State Scrip Is quoted at Little Il ock at
~ and 90 cents. And Ia selling here at from
90 10 Os cents. The Treasurer OF the Van
farsn school Board, las small amount for
sGiv.
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EF- The lady who is talked about as
possible queen OF the Sandwich islands
is said to be the illesitimate daughter Of
III A Pierce for many years American
representative at the islands, and native
woman. sister OF one of the. .kamehsmc-
has. The princess Is the wife Of an
American resident OF Honolulu.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

" Owing to the terrible snow storm, Rev,
" T. BcLIIS0 was not able to MI hi. ap-
poiniment ut Fort Smith on Sunday last
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

Eg- Mrs. Mary A Walker. widow OF
the late Ro't J Walker, died at Wash
iugton on the 10Th She was grand.
daughter OF Benjamin Franklin.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

IL Our 81. Louis mails are doing much
tetter-making very good time, considering
the weather.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

Ev' Twenty thousand persons have
emigra.ed from Georgia in the past two
wears.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

Il Capt. HgxRy c. ASHLEY. son ofex-
esnator Charles Ashley. died at Little Rock.
on tho 13l Inst.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

rC- Six unknown men upset in skin
opposite Evansville, Indiana, Thursday
night. and were drowned.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

sB us. Marshal BRirroS is reported quite
sick It Little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

rz- Mr. Sumner is not likely to reap
pear in the senate for some time. if ever
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28
FOR RENT.

A NV EILING HOUSE in Van Buren,, and q FARM
jansr.s-wl -. nINKLE h BROS.
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fI- Pcy Ja Mo Prc..
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA, NEv., Jan. 81.
The legislature his morning. the
hsaaches voting sepegatelY, elected John
IT. Jones senator. MAJORITY in the house
s, and III in the senate. Joint session
to morrow when the vote will be official
III promulgated
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Stn ~c-I '->i
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-28

the close Of business ON the eth day Of December,
A. D. 1872: ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25
SIN A NJ B A ES.

Escudarse detras de la primera
Autoridad cuando esta les ha presta-
do dido ha sido tactica perenne de
nuestros adversarios. Nuestro recuer-
do de las fanosas juntas del CONT
nente vecino ha herido en- 10 vivo al
reformismo y sus dos 6rganos en-
esta capital presentan como parapeto
la personaidad respectable del Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador Superior Civil. Dicen
que al citar nosotros una pagIna de la
historic hispano americana hemos di-
rjido ell tiro a s. f., le hemos calum-
nlado, hemos calfica1o su gobierno
de imbecilG d dc traid0r. Es una caum-
MIA.
tQue Sc proponen nuestros adver-
sarlos al provocar de nuevo contra
nosotros los rayos de ias onsnimodaS?
IRsnovar los tienpos dc la Tore
Ayusoi LArrancarnos los emp,eos que
tengamos del Estadoi El dnlco em-
pIeado que tenia la redaccion del Bo,
LETIN esta todavia suspense de EN-
pleo J sueldo por obra y gracia de-
reformismo y hoy su pobre pluma (y
bien saben nues,ros adversarios que
Ia pluma del escritor pdblico produce
POGO en- Puerto Rico), es ell Gnico
recurso que !e queda para procurar
un pedszo de pan q sus hijos, injus,
tamente despojados por almas ruinca
y villanas que desconocen nuestra alb
negacion y nuestros servicios. IQuie-
ren provocar la ira del Captain Gre,
aeral para que, como su antecesor,
aaogue ruestfa voz patri6tics, para
que nos multe, para que nos insul
To, para que nos destlerref Pues 81
ssto quieren los que sc parapetan de.
tras del nombre de 8. f., pierden
lastimosamente ell tempo.
81 el bravo general Primo de Ri
vera 20 estA de acuerdo con nuestras
ideas, Ic jaTgamos denasiado noble,
d.masiado geacroso, demasiado libe
raj para que IL oreamos capaE dc dejar
de aer to.erante con quien e. sincere,
con quien. encanrcido en- cl estudio
del republic an'smo americana, tiene
obligacIon dc escfibir 10 que juxgn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25

tado 10 mismo que Ia Iglesia tienen
ell derecho de saber 4 que atenerse
en- punto 4 hechos y doctrinas de Ia
sociedad mas6nica, SO sigue forzosa-
mente que los masones, ciudadanos
como los demas, tienen ell deber, la
precisa obligation, de hacer las reve-
laciones que los tribunales cream con-
ducentes al case. Pero como, por otra
parte, existe para todo mason la pro-
mesa iurada de no revelar cosa algu-
ma, Sc desprende l6gicamente que ell
juramento masonico tiende per gu ma
turaleza 4 destruir una obligation
importantfsima en- todo ciudadano con
grave perjuicio y con ofensa y detri-
mento del derecho p1blicO.
DigAmos ahora algo sobre la segun-
da parte del juramento. Como hemos
visto, segun la autoridad respectable
de Mazzini, todo adepto jura matar 8
estar dispuesto a matar al que reyele
secreto, y 81 mismo Sc compromete q
ser muerto caso que desobedezca el
horrible mandate que puede serle i'm
puesto. Ahora bien; jquien no We en-
esta promesa de hacer una muerte
con autoridad privada la compIeta
destruction del mas sagrado de lol
derechos individuales, que es induda
blemente ell de la conservation de l.
propia existencia9 iY para ESQ Sc in
voca a Dios, la verdad por esencia
ell supreme vengador de la culpa, CO
mo testigo de dos gravisimas usurpa
clones, de dos tremendas injusticias
una contra la sociedad, contra ell in
dividuo la otraI lPuede cometerse i'm
piedad Inayori No: la condemnation
que ell Papa ha decretado contra tod'
miembro de la masonerfa, no pued,
ser nj mas justa nj mas racional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25

--tpor quS u lsvaat.ai ptrgunt6 Il
.oveni estate Akl ealeus2ndosn, m!snsEna
70 avlo aska costna-
-ISo gassfs listed GO = aya4si pss-
guaaS II ehleo.
---,pahfssasles s eaaka Gan As5oI
- sAl Fss supasrA asksd son1o - knn
anlaaaas - sogAss .s4y ost1 IL pss4s
hAaes AsE0. Aasaaa salKA Faxa raeos
-~Qaaxfo qu3 vsAs e. ruAaE0 saxia3o -
hsseA solaAsAd. Asassas -. lp@slsa4 sya.
dafnss sspAxAs - eAmaf
-IlA - ma PAafsl
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~~gNa u se1es
~~tsu4@sa psea.
Raaaa AoAs6 80 Faga1 go - saaAaAa
saAataaaAs gsmAs. geHp Nuava H. 49,
- sesa@aAss lasks MsAa II AAisass sam i
saAsA.sa. y y pasa - i sss4 ssssA@As
ssspasss - - - > j sAAksAs.
EssssaA A&fask j $50 - asm9aAa
ssAaas. ! - aAsm AeaAaAa = AAsssss.
4 - 1assAaAa - espaaas4 sasxsA A. naa i
sessss ! Aasesa seA.s maaeAmepst
4 gawA ks@ Assmeas - Asaak -
mam - $3.50 raNa&@ Il eaaea
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nas ds IA deapensa, 6n de yer ell sol, ell
maa Gilo relol do loa habitantes del campoi
pArcca impossible que - hayan pasado tan
pfonEo cuatFo hoEAss
---Sa han pasado tan pronte, porque
has estado trabajando, eoatest6 FloFencia.
---B.en puede ser; ipero Gale, sefoTal
NO advlarts us.ed que hsrmoso olor -
nota aquii
A lsgta J jabon; = decir, 1 limpieza.
~ o.sA eosa rneioFl Huele como en-
IAs ssandas Dc comessib -: { chori1o, {
ausaa. s acesss!
r ii muchAcho, aeefcandoae al sitio en-
aao aasAbaa - pFovislo0ea, paseaba por
slIaa 80 osdieiosos olos, J - FelamiA los
lkbuA ssno ua gas0 ante una ave asada
qoa "a - asssvs s socaF por u VigilanciA
a. = ooeinsFa.
--Aasea haAlA 20 viato on casa nada
"a e0m1s, psusigas6 Ramon: lui padre
aanea hahin lsnido despensal
r1urunu,A eonoei6 Que u 90 apsgaba
e. i KaloaaA d. chico. IL psovislones
sAAn { 80 sAcFsGcAdaa 90 bsen volviera u
eaha6sf = 81 dslos
--VAYA, Rspun. 4 doy psrmiso para
90 saasAs qseso = chosaos rnieusrAs
ensesaa.
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IL nasxsts : 80 ranissaf qoa podFla
aamaE maY peeo posqae tsnsa q ssio'
asAgs ss8 s spss.
fEeslsMNafA,
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FioEsaeia " lots.6s y somaneo ~ a..
ccha, ashss u euasto DO Ramon, qeo
bAsFs8 = lav6 ceu to3o eansso,
Easegui4A la AfFrgs6 uaa exeolsnta c.
aA COS ha aos so.ehsoes qus 10 habia
isdo T,la.dAA. J ass - AAhian ss3o con.
aaea4UM puss ca sGIa sahanal hmpsAs Dc
- go Aaa4saso - daAA Awasa4, Una
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i naese.
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hmga.s i xsassfo pasa gaAFaas - pso.
vsasae~s. efrAa. 4 - bAea Faa6. rAYA
sxsseaAs sasaa lae &eseas - - lasnfa y
sxeeAxAse mA4fss
IL ksaneea. 4ae go mwy sapacao&as
4asssa 80 pfs@ss easssfs - - go -
swAeaas 4sgsasA Rsass. asweAAa - uaA
maAassaa sssaha. hmp1A psskssasmsaae
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j mskeaMaa
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aY@saA - sksa4 sasNea nswassa - 10.
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c1arto pegssta.
p maaamE ~ amn 80 a

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cIarto peqssna.
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IaaaAi4as j qae ashA So tsbla4o.
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u - - qas u paaahAs n GA sAUA -
suAsses - sstaaA qss u peAsv ckaso
sssa s1EAr.
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- saamssas las6 Il ssaks - = ea1Ana, q@s
4ssssa s@sAtuAss j hmpAaa lwsxs 49, Il
paepss $50 u paeo ssafaAaa qss Aahss
seAaeA@AaAs - - saAAesA 80 sAaahsea
kAAAa SO Axs4s. 80 samseas - sexAa
- @sss4 ~ kaaAs mAassmssaaAl. y A3spses
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sAeasaasass wasmraas aeess AaaA4 @AAsa
aass - - ssg@sa saeA - paiss j -
AAsaasa
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sa@4ea. = aeasaa pm@asaas - i ss@Asls
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s@@sa - ssasns kHt& - ss -
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25
LA FRANCMASONERIA.
III

Siendo necesario & nuestro objeto
acabar de probar de una manera tai
que no quede duda alguna en- cl ami
mo del lector, que la masoneria es,
en- estos tiempos de publicidad como
en- los tiempos de mas despotismo,
una institution esencialmente secreta,
cdmplenos hoy demostrar con las le-
yes de Ia 6rden, y su sanction, 10 mis-
mo que hemos demostradO va con ell
testimonio de irancmasones esclareci-
dos con los rituales y organization
de Ia secta; que la hermandad mas6-
MICA es, y ITO puede dejar de ser, una
sociedad secreta.
Las leyes y las penas en- que incur
rem los que las infringen forman, por-
decirlo asf, la fsonOmfa de la socie-
dad que las ha dictado. Ahora bien, el
artfcuIo VIII de los estatutos mas6-
nicos de Francia dice asf: LAS reu-
niOnss mas6nicas Sc celebran bajo las
formas simb6licas y misteriosas, cuyo
sentido no puede descubrirse nj de-
CIararse sino es por medic de la ini-
ciacion. Dicha iniciacion tiene varios
grades y a ninguno al subir por ellos
puede dispensarse de las pruebas que
est&n mandadas en- los rituales mas6-
nicos". La constituyente mas6nica ita
Llama que ss reuni6 ell 26 de diciem-
bre de 1851 emple6 los seis primeros
dias en- redactar un reglamento en- ell
cual entire otras cosas Sc lee: mo solo
estan todos obligados al silencio SO
Dre cuantO Sc Olga 6 haga en- la l6gia,
Gino que tambien esta prohibido de-
cir los nombres de los miembros que
( ella concurrent"
En- los estatutos impresos en- Milan
SO lee 10 siguiente: cart. IA. Las Ca
sas son de tres grados. A la primera
case acuden todos los HH.'. de la 10
gia: q la segunda solo los laborantes
y maestros: q Ia tercera solo los macs
troS. Jamas Sc admite ningun pro-
lano en- elias"
cart. 81. Todo H.. que quiera, re-
tirarse de la masoneria 10 avlsara por
medic de 81 renuncia- -. Si insiste,
La renuncia sera aceptada; pero ten
ga bien eptendido que jansdS Sc verd
(sbrs de cwmplir CON Ell jmamentO del
secYcto."
De todo este ded1cese: 1o que los
irancmasones de un grado cuaI4uiera
ignoran por cuinpleto la iniciacion y
euantO Sc hace y dice entire sus CORE
ligiOnarios de un grado superior: 2c
que todo ell trabajo inferno dc la 10
Sis debe ser ignorado por quien quie-
IA que no sea mason; y 80 que todo
injciado tiene obligation jurada de
guardian a perpetuidad ell secreto de
ouanto ha sabido relative las cosas
mas6nicas. jQuien, pues, osara negar
que la francmasoneria es una socle-
dad secretaf
Pues pasemos a la sanction de estas
leyes, y nuestra proposition adquirira
una horrible certeza.
Tan pronto como ell ne6fito, pros
tornado ante Ell altar, como hemos di-
cbo On nuestro nGmero anterior, ha
hecho la promesa de guardian secreto,
continda ell juramento, terrible en- es.
tos terminos:
Isl en- aDguH tempo quebrantare
"yo esta promesa, me obligo y some
ITO Ia slgoiente pena: que me que
"men los labios con un hierro CAMDEN
"te, que me corten Ia mano, que me
''arrsnquen la lengua, que me degue-
'llen y suspendan mi cadaver en- Ia
"l6gia mieatras dura la admission de
"un hermfelo nuevO, en- castiso de mi
"inhdelldad y para horror de los otros;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25

-Y dos doceuas De moTclllaA.
-lY % dsnoniol gril6 con mucho
enoio.
-Y On dsmonio 30 seEos; pesu ii do.
buenoa rAstrAa ds skosiaoa, Adsnaa DO to-
DO 10 quo lleyo dieho.
---Aada, 20 dilo sl psearoa 10 Andssss
touia veloss duroa, j IlssEaalos de- nl
paEts.
Satt Il cuafso, J u sonAs 'lna vssass
duFbs, not6 = lslta "a ossoa ssuansA.
---paea mfrs, bis. ~ qpe haa senldo
cnA pesAdanabse, quasata cpn asee y nan.
~ d loa vslass qss BE sssgseAbA AalssA
--,N0 faisabA ass! nxrs&a.a TnaAAAA.
--sNo ns poasa ~ i d@speassf
. --If qs6. s1lea u Asnsss IL ap3sv x.s.
no urs pot.se sAsaaesaAsf Ms8ts s.
pssls Iarta - asa qHasev@ rewgus 4
esda dsas4oass Abasis - aessseg ssAs V
ppssls h4asg ! Ss. j II hAss asessa -
Feneia, oasats i Ale 4ssasA eeea, - IL
0lvsdna - u hes4nAha
FotseeaA Atsss4 j ri 49, - - e 1
ltgfsHsa sisA, ssaa ssla6, aueAaaAs II
aqsssla sea kana i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25
".
Ahora que ampliamente hemos pro.

lA ANNA aiFs mogouuGqao da Co. Og De HaE
g.ans p0as Ian da Ia tnn 1. : ln6s-
tH La Jaaslrc dc IL b, " Apacl F8asa1uA pa
bi4qns- hruAellse, isas. paF n ~ IAs.lsaae
tsl tlaScl hhstniEc pses@xe@4a0 a1 - 4. ", ss !!
cap VII.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25

F.essask. dah2sse T. saIsRNsse -
90, vosvsd Il Aaxa,. Il mssss nwasss
Gee RAmaa, hAhSesAs xueslMAs = go
90 easslAAa = aapass = lesAe&.ka rmsN
IleyNs Il ss# gsa 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-25
aoFOLLETIN.
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--lPeros sDioal IQu6 disG abuelos
-Te dcy 10 mio, J 10 Is anyss Ade-
maa, ahora desda q portal de casa volsi 4
dcnde 81 estaba, pOlgIe - ne osats.d
ana cosa: por ESQ. tardG
-lQu6 dIccai
Que volsi donde estAban abaelo '
81 bribon dc mi marsdo. diie:--Ahueln.
he ssparadO dos piezss Dc lostoo pAsa ri
Aarmans.
-Risp, me sespouli6 mohino.
~ IN pelleig dc aceise
BieD, repits6 mas hoseo.
~ un saco do aFr0a.
Aqui y 20 diio der.
~ cQatrO quesos.
Tamp p6ec rslpordc.