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muy mardo mas tarde lie echaremo los
gU7fos
E NAL humor Gambia desaparec6 efecto al cabo de
aos 81 las cantidades hacfa ganar los comp-
nsignfcantes, al les hacia perde ell
Epinay, mar, las partidas de ell
hoteto de la cae de Sursne la morada del zcon
sendo la Epnay la del conde. Los dez ocho amos
Blanca Gambia testamento de la Baudan les
iban a precpitar ntrigas mas peligrosas.
La que sguo la aperture del tesameno, ell padre
ho senciosamene ell frente al otro Los dos
reexonaban furiosos humlados cuando haca ell lin de la
comda ell conde dip desagradable sNos ha engaa
do!o, CASTOR respondio rechnando los dientes:
-iOh! iya 10 creo de 10 Undo!
despues la habacion de fumar tomaron des
pues fumar, entamene ell e Sc habfan coocado los
lados de la chmenea hunddos grande sones, miranda
fuego penaban siempre aquella Nueve
milones para aquela mocosa ~ para eos mosna de
Glen mil frances!
-Ademas hiio mo-do ell padre,-eso serfa bueno 81 los
recbera ahora pero hay va amos han desa
parecido.
Como nube, querido papa
nos la mitad.
Porque bienes comunes e dare tamblen a
mitad de mis- Glen mil frances
-Bueno; buen hijo-diio ell padre muy conento
Agunos despu6s sonrefa ironicamene Volvio
enar segunda de t. la aromatzo raa de
lm6n cada veg mas agria, dijo:
-sDme ho mio, ique piensas hacer con los millones
mones has contado de
cebo famlias gadas de elos?
CASTOR sonr6 sarcasticamente encogio de hombros
lie diverte burlarte de mi? Sin embargo, 81 tu tia
hubiera vivdo adn agunos anos estoy SECURE de que
DE que hubieras obenido de ella nj un centmo mas
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Ell AhOrrO Collective.
SFCRETARIA.

bierno en- session ceebrada ell seis del actual
de conformidad con 10 prevenido en- el artfculo
81 de los Estatutos, ha dispuesto la celebration
de una Junta general de acconistas, con carac-
ter de extraordinaris, a las doce del dia del
proximo Domingo IL del corriente, cuyo acto
sc llevara cabo en- la casa namero l6, altos,
calle del Santo Cristo. Lo que Sc hace pdbli-
co para conocimento de los socios, encare-
ciendo la asistencia, dada la importancia de los
asuntos que han de tratarse.-Puerto-R Rico 8
de Abril de l897.-Mig~el Ca7elas Vergora.
-Vo B. o-El Presidente, Jose 9. Bar.
boSd. 3-3
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VA R | E D A D E S
soluci6n la charada de aver: Zamora.
LUNA HermanOs, Y COmpania.55s Son 10 K

importadores en- Puerto-Rico del famoso vine
tinto banco de marca A1guciorso.
Ninguno otro 10 mejora pureza buen sabor
En- dicho establecimiento acaba de recibir
tambi6n un extenso surtido de vinos de Jerez,
Champana superior, licores fnos, turronef
mazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, en- almfbar Y
aguardiente toda clase de artfculos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentara surtido mejor para
las Pascuas Ano Nuevo
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crea pero por e teneis que regnaros
aceptarlo excusvamente hasa nueva ordeh
yo soy ell encargado de guarlarlos.
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A. RAUSCHENPLAT

SAN JUAN.-Iettt0n natnaero 18-Gira
corta vista sobre Londres, Paris, n Nueva- ork,
Hamburgo, Madrid, Barcelona todas las de-
mas ciudades pueblos de Espana islas ad
yacentes. 45-l5
~. Por ell vapor &Cayo-romanc9 ha reci
bido la companfa de ferrocarriles de via estre
cha de Mayagiiez, Glen toneladas de materiales
de puentes para La lfnea construction, los
cuales empezaran d montarse seguldamente Ell
resto del material (unas $50 toneladas), reci-
bira por ell vapor SCayo- b,ancos, que debe sa
lir de Amberes en- estos dias que legara f.
mes del eorriente Ab.i. Ell material recibido
hasta la fecha representa- un peso de tres mil
toneIa las, y ha costado alrededor de $50 mil
pesos provinciales, sin contar uncs 80 mil pesos
que devengaron por derechos de Aduana Las
explanaciones del ferrocarril hasta San Sebas
tian estan casi terminadas va podran recbir
la via en- plaz9 brevfsimo. Han terminado va
los desmontes de la boca del tunel, reduciendo
la longtud de este a Is metros cuanto Sc
coloquen los puentes mas indispensables y pue
dan circular los wagones con materales, empe
cara la perforaci6n de dcho t1nel por ambos
lados. Como We, los trabajos de dicho fe
rrocarril adeantan con rapidez y bajo compe-
tentfsima direction
Sc Venden CuatrO turbnaS fr,Oeasas 0eas9itugns ns
vas con su correspondence maquina motor, y
Sc tomara en- cambo un tacho xFlecha1 una
bomba para elevar sirop. Informant en- la ha-
cienda xPatillasa, Patillas, don Santos
Zon1ei 800
*. Dice ell eW orldo de Nueva York que
ell vapor xSant Nazairea, perdido a la atura
del Cabo- Hatteras, estaba asegurado. Va
liza 800 mil pesos orc. Ell valor de su carga-
mento era de SO mil duros. Mas 25 mil pesos
en- ORC que llevaba. Ell xSaint Nazaire> des
plazaba mil toneladas.
~. Segun telegrama que recibimos anoche
de Arecibo, en- la function de esta noche Sc pom
dra en- escena xEl Anilo de Ilierroo, y en- la
de mailaua domingo, sMarinas xLas Zapati-
llas1.
Sorprende hoy notar que las cara
de nuestras damas ostentan cults preclosO Y
elias mismas Sc admiran de O. especffco Gu
yo anuncio Sc confunde tantos otros de
sultados generalmente inciertos, haya venidc a
satisfacer en- ell bello sexo necesidad tan
grande como es la de puriicar aquellos rostros,
que una vez afectados por manchas, pecas,
granulaciones otras alteraciones del cults,
tenfan que resignarse cubrir icon aceites que
generalmente aumentan estos pigmentos) ell Gu
tis de su rostro. Hoy gracas al sRemedlo Tur
COZ de Amarz-Quevados alegra ell alma verlas
tan risuenas; que aun la menos favoreclda por
la naturaleza, tene un cults que por ST solo es
una hermosura Sc encuentra las princi-
pales farmacias. Dep6sto G. Mulet.-Maya-
giez, P. r. 6O-l7
- Nos dice I'm amigo:
xContinuan notandose las equipocdciones
en- las listas electorales expuestas al pubico.
Ell senor don Manuel Roman, prestigioso CO.
merciante de esta capital, personalidad muy
conocida, miembro del comite central liberal,
aparece en- la lista ell nombre de don Miguel.
Esto, nj es serio, nj acceptable. Contra tales
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lima interview d Els cierto que llegaron va
o"N '"''' ''o"i rios artfcuos franceses de
muy superior calidad? ST, senor; yo los lie
Vlsto entire los muchos que compre, recuerdo
unas ssardinas francesas, sin espinas; macarelas
de nantes, ciruelas de Paris, saIchichas con tru-
fas, chocolate Y caeao en- polvos, dc la conoci-
da casa Carpenter; Sgalletas bizcochoss de
la casa Lefebre, que no hay mas ALA; gazette
retinados, legftimo de aceitunas, Y la mar de
conservas francesas, de las mas aceditadas fi-
bricas, de venta en- Eel Colmado1 de Cerece,lo,
Hermanos y Companfa
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J. 7 Silva y COmpania TErUAN ge54s s;..5 81 sll

q OUIId fISNd J
tambien por cable sobre Ctodas las plazas de
Espa1a y sus islas adyacentes por cantidades
memories de s25. Gira sobre las plazas princi-
pales de Francia, Alemania. Austria, B6lgicai
Holanda, Dnamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Sueci,
Egipto, Siria Tdnez. Sobre New-York. San
to Domingo, Isla de Cuba.
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.9@La cerveza inglesa blanca BASS, mar
ca bulldogs, es de las mejores que Sc impor-
tan al pals. Son fnos todos los materiales que
Sc emplean en- ella no Sc nota al tomarla min
guna acidez. Esta preparada para que no sufra
alteraci6n eu los paises caliios. Esta Excelen-
tie cerveza Sc vende en- xEl Colmado, de Cere-
cedo, Hermanos Companfa
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Julian E. BIanco Y SoSa.

los ramos de la Administration, de la Agricul-
tura, la Industria i ell Comercio. San Juan
de Puerto Rico, calle de San Francisco hume
ro 9l.-Direccion telegrafca, Blaneosa. P.
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A gTandeS mAEEs n1nI s5lsAa GRANDEs p s5.s. RENE

sidhu0S DIOs. Cuando ell empobreci-
miento organico aniquila ell cuerpoy el espfritu
Sc impone devolyer al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza y yigor; de ahf la indication especial
del ''Vino Cordial de Cerebrina, de Ulrici, con-
ceptuado por los m6dicos mas eminentes, como
el ''reconstituyente" ''poderoso ell vitaliza-
dor' mas rapido.
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LA vENGANZA DE UN NOBLE
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Gran Hotel Central tableomieDto. mont.So ss
a la altura de los mejores de clase, ofrece a
los transeuntes exquisitas comidas, mullidas
camas, servicio esmerade y todas las comodi-
dades que en- un es.ablecimiento de su fndole
puedan exigirse. Su dueno Sc complace en-
ofrecerlo al pdblico, en- la seguridad de que
todo ell que 10 viste quedara complacido
tisfecho. Utuado Mario de l997.-M. B. 5-13
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CIIARADA
Or. ENRIQUE E. VaIdes

establecido en- la misma por espacio de Gator
amos. Sc ofrece al pdblico de Bayam6n, ha-
biendo estabecido su gabinete de operacones
frente la plaza de la Iglesia. -Consultas y
operaciones de alamo la atencion sobre
las DENTADURAS ARTIFICIALES que
construyo inmejorables, con las cuales Sc pue-
den mastcar perfectamente los alimentos; oh
teni6ndose una buena digestion, con todas las
regIas de la est6tica S0BRE ToDO aprecios
sin competencia garantizadas. Especialidad
en- las orifcacones, las quo hago sin molestar al
paciente por m6todo especial. Limpiezas,
empastaduras, extraction sin dolor todo 10
que sea concernente mi profession precos
sumamente m6dicos. Tambien paso domici-
lilo avisandose por correo oIpor TELEGRAPH p
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Un indivfduo acribillado de deudas Sc ha
casado con una mujer muy viejay muy fea
pero muy RIGA.
-sQu6 edad tiene tn mujer? = lie pregunta
un amigo.
liza edad del ORC!
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lillian eiIva SAN JUSTO NUMERo Is
S"''o" oi''u Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser.
Compra, Venta Alquiler. Sc dan plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma maquina: lanzaderas y
agujas de todas classes para las mismas iufini
dad de accessories diffciles de enumerar, Ade-
mas compran venden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico. (31 ID. 9Tl
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PeIuQueria "EI Buen GustO'saA';nn a';no1o JUsr' 3

Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay cous
tante surtido de p9rfumerfa selecta. Gran es
tablecimiento de BANOS DE DUCHA Y ASE0
Sc adniten abonados.-JUAN APELLANlZ,
propietario.
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SIrnonnn Liberia de OLYMPIC Otero Qonce)
nitiuoViP Puerto-R Rico. - JOSEFFI. = Polka
noble, l 90 centavos. ERA
bum 3 Rondos, L --IDEM. M.-Trozos de Con.
ceItos Opera 1O2, Is 81 centavos. IDEM.
Gran Fantasia, l Is centavos.-IDEM. Mi
nueto Rond6, Is l3 centavos.-IDEM.-Le
Fou Opera l39 Escena Romantica, Is centa
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LOci0n antiherpetica del Or Monies

-Es el mejor medicamento para curar los her
pes, quitares la picaz6n ell momento de
aplicarla. eLoci6n. esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa evitando la caida del cabello.-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines. man
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite SECURE
Immediate. -Pfdase todas las botieas de la
Isla.-Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
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10 cierto es, que en- Puerto Rico no ha
pasado nj pasa naday que las temidas conspi-
raciones Sc redujeron los consabidcs 0ientos
de fronda ................
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Mother and Son.
Both Sorely Afflicted, but Relief is Found in DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
From the Gail, Lafayette. Ind.

The Call has known the Byers family,
of Talbot, Ind, for a long time, and j.
w. Byers is one of those deliberate men
who say little, but read and observe
much. Mr.. Byers has been suffering
for the past three years with grip and
kindred troubles. His mother has ever
been a sufferer, resulting later in the
most aggravating form of rheumatism.
Some time ago Mr.. Byers was per-
suaded by neighbor to try DR. Will
liams' Pink Pills. 1t didn't take long to
set Mr. Byers to talking about this rem
edy, and the Call sent a special repre-
sentative to his home to ascertain the
exact facts The subjoined sworn
statement of Mr. Byers is sufficient. It
tells the facts S IMPLY and briefly:
81 know positively that was cured
by DR. Williams Pink Pills. I was per-
suaded by one of my neighbors. Maxen
Williams, to try them, as he claimed to
have been cured by them. [ had the
grip three times, and was taken down
with rheumatism, and did not expect
to live. The doctors said I would never
get we'll They advised me to take a
change of climate. [ was reduced from
one hundred and thirty-five to one
hundred and five pounds AS soon as [
began taking the DR.. Williams Pink
Pills L began to gain strength and the
use of my limbs was restored [ had
been almost helpless for two years, the
stiffness in my limbs had been painful
in the extreme But with the use of the
pills the pain ceased and now | am as
timber and as active as when boy
IL was also troubled great deal with
my kidneys, but the ailment has entirely
disappeared. have been subject for
the doctors for long time. Two repu
table ply icians had treated me for
months, and | had spent large amount
of money for patent medicines, but to
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no avail. AS l said, finally took DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
and here [ am we'll believe that is
the most wonderful remedy ever made.
need not extol this remedy for all my
neighbOrs know what my condition was
and what cured me They Will all tell
you that it was DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
My mother, who is seventy years old,
was also troubled with rheumatism and
could scarcely move. She was very
wakeful at night and had 40 appetite
She took five boxes of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills and now she is in perfect
health, and does all her own work on a
farm.
(Signed> 81 w BYERs -
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of August, 1896.
JAMES GooDwINE, Notary Public.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People are considered an unfailing
specific for such diseases as ocomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis. St. Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism
nervous headache, the after effects of
la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale
and sallOw compilations, that tired feel
ing resulting from nervous prostratiOn;
all diseases resulting from Initiated
humOrs in the blood, such as scrOfula,
chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also
specific for troubles peculiar to females,
such as suppressiOns, Irregularities, and
all forms of weakness. In men they
effect a radical cure in all cases arising
from mental worry OverWOrk. or eX-
cesses Of whatever nature DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills are sold by all dealers
or will be sent postpaid on receipt of
price, 50 cents a box or six boxes for
So 50 (they are never sold in bulk or by
the 1907, by addressing DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N
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Preserving Bud-Wood.

Mr.. Marcus L. Smith, of Daytona.
skillful nurseryman, used to preserve
his bud-wood by burying it in the
sand. He selected place, such as
ridge or other spot where the drain
age was such that there was no dan
ger, in case of heavy rainfall, that
the water would percolate down in
excessive amounts and sour the wood.
Here he dug a pit of sufficient dimen-
sions, deep enough to secure the bud
wood permanent moisture and COM
plete seclusion from atmospheric
changes. On the bottom of this pit he
laid down a floor of palmetto leaves,
and on this floor he placed his bud
wood in single layers. If he wished
to lay down several layers, he placed
between each two a dividing floor of
palmetto leaves. Lastly, he covered
the whole with palmetto leaves, then
shoveled on the sand, taking care to
put back first the sand still retain
ing it's moisture, so as to prevent the
drying-out of the bud-wood.
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Fancies and Fallacies.

]. S. Newman, Georgia CORE
spondent Of the American Agriculture
list, is fond of Analysing commonly
accepted opinions and time-honored
sayings, and determining by his own
judgment whether they are truths.
half truths or fallacies. The results
of some of his Investigations in this
direction are stated by him as fol
lows:
- liant beans with the eye down. -
On the envelopes inclosing lima beans
bought of most scotsman in the Unit.
ed States the purchaser is advised to
plant with the eye down, to ensure
successful vegetation. Having never
followed this advise in successful ex
perience of forty years, the following
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If man cannot be really loyal to
truth without sympathy, neither can
he be truly kind and generous with
out truthfulness. For, if he weakly
yields to every one, right or wrong,
and is what emerson calls ''a mush of
concession" he is not really helping
or strengthening or elevating any
one; he is only indulging his own
ease by giving some one a cheap, I'M
wholesome, and transitory pleasure.
The courage of truthfulness is one of
the firmest foundations of all worthy
friendship.
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of a cannon when 5000 feet in the
air. His parachute did not work and
the rest need not be told.

A ''secret distance race is a new
and approved feature of bicycling in
Australia. The distance is known to
the officials, only, and is decided after
the race is started. The men race
around the track and when the start
er's gun is fired the race is terminal
ed, the man in the lead at that point
being declared the winner, while the
others receive prizes according to their
positions. In race of this sort every
one has to do his best from the start
as there is no knowing when it will
end.
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experiment was made last spring, in
the hill in which the beans were
planted with the eye down, while
every bean produced a plant in the
other.
early varieties of peaches bloom
late, and late varieties bloom early"
This expression was heard SO often
that careful and accurate observations
were made for two consecutive sea-
sons, and record kept of the date of
opening of the first flowers upon for
ty-five varieties, the date of full nj
fOrescence and it's completion. 1t was
found that some of the earliest va
rieties were among the first to bloom,
and others were among the last.
Some of the fall varieties were among
the first in flower and others among
the last. In fine, there seemed to be
40 connection whatever between the
time of ripening and the date of flow
ering. Some varieties continue much
longer in flower than Others This
habit enables the former to escape
late frosts when the latter are de-
troyed. The Hale and it's descendant,
he Alexander, are conspicuous ex-
implies of long-continued Towering
nd annual bearing.
''Seedling peaches are more hardy
md reliable than budded trees. y
large number of seedlings and bud
led trees were planted, the percent
lge of loss among the seedlings was
more than double that of the budded
rees. The fruit borne by the seed
ings-which were grown from seed
Of choice Seeding fruit-was without
exception inferior to that from the
budded trees. The Seeding fruit rip
ened within one month in midsum,
mer, while the budded varieties yield
ed delicious fruit from May to No
vember. The budded trees gave fruit
in unfavorable seasons when the seed
lings failed. severe frost on the
goth of March seriously injured the
eedlings-killed back the tops
while the budded trees were not in
jured.
''Plant potatoes with cut side
down. When a boy, assisting in my
fathers garden, [ was required, at the
cost of much wasted energy, to care
fully place each piece of potato with
the cut side down. When [ planted
my first crop, the potatoes were drop
ped like corn, and to the expressed
surprise of the old planters, a perfect
stand was secured. An experiment
station report recommends this plan.
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Cheapness of Canning Factories.

\ number of Punta Gordans hav,
asked us lately why we did not agi
tate more persistently the importanc,
of having canning factories estab
lished in this vicinity. The fact is
we have discussed the matter so of
ten and so thoroughly in times pas
that we felt called upon to drop the
subject for awhile at least, lest we
infringe upon the forbearance of oul
readers.
But additional information CLEANED
from an article appearing in recent
number of the Florida Agruculturist
leads us to again briefly consider the
question. From the figures noted il
the paper referred to it would seem
that any community, however small
can easily procure and maintain it's
own factory, and almost any pro
gressive farmer who chooses to do sc
can undertake the canning business
at so small an outlay for the plant
that he would hardly miss it if II
were to prove a total loss-which il
could not do under any sort of care
full management.
That paper Announces that a com
plete plant for putting up 1000 three
pound cans, or 2,700 two-pound cans
per day, may be procured for only
500. This includes the process and
scalding kettles, cone fixtures, furn-
ace doors and CRATE bars, coppers
Gaping machines, scalding baskets
tipping coppers, tongs, files, syrup
gauge, thermometer, forging stoke
and vice. Two and a half thousand
brick will set the kettle. The plant
could be made more effective by the
use Of a ten-horse power steam boiler
which would increase the cost only
about $50. A plant with double the
capacity of the one described can be
bought for $3.50. To run the larger
plant with steam would require a
twelve-hOrse power boiler, which
can be put in at a price to make the
plant cost less than 1925. A building
twentw by forty feet would give am
pie room for either of the plants.
The cost of cans, solder, labels and
packing boxes is very small matter.
They are all very cheap, and can be
procured from time to time in such
quantities as may be needed.
With these figures, from so good
an authority, to base calculations
upon, the farmers of South Florida
certainly ought to do something this
winter in the way of erecting small
canneries, so that when there ceases
to be profit in the further shipment
to market of the winter crops the
large surplus may be saved and util-
lied. Then summer crops might be
grown and canned and the land kept
in active use the year round.-Punt;.
Gorda Herald.
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The most daring fool that has re-
Gently appeared is young aeronaut
in Kansas who had himself blown out
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

The supreme lodge OF The Ancient
Order of United Workmen reached final
adjourumen, at Milwaukee, "Wednesday,
10th. After IL lively tight as to the next
meeting place, Asbury Park, y. j., won
over St. Paul by II large majority.
j. q. Tate was engaged AS supreme lee
turer for the order for the coming year.
A move to amend the constitution SO AS
to have a suicide clause refusing to
pay death benefits tc| cases Of suicides
was laid over without debate until the
next annual session. The supreme
master workman was empowered TO re-
organize the order in Oklahoma, where
it has been conducted III a Clandestlne
manner for some time. The proposition
put forward by New York, Oregon and
California for the relief Of the aged and
needy members OF the \. y. I. W. by
the local lodges befoIe the death of the
member, the lodge to be repaid from the
benefit money after 1t becomes due, was
defeated. A new law was adopted pro-
vidlug that IN the future all decisions of
the grand master of the supreme lodge
interpreted must be reviewed by tie
supreme lodge.