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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.

Just to show there is no GOODNESS Tho
passenger department of the Omaha road
mas issued pocket holder time card of
every passenger train on every road from
the depotS N Minneapolis and ST Paul
Leaving and arriving time are given
One of the new Burlington reclining.
chalr cars. fitted with acetylene gas fix
lures, arrived yesterday with the Chi
cago train and was sent back last night
as a portion of the equipment of the
d 6uttlliIgton Cnlcago limited. The use of
acetylehe gas is in the nature of an ex-
pertinent, and is recommended on ac-
count OF its brifliancy and the fact that
1t does not heat by combustion.
Vice President u. Miller, of the Great
northern went to Chicago yesterday and
is expected back tomorrow
The Rice Lake Dallas e Menop,o,;a
railroad in Wisconsin is figuring ipnn
some extensive additions to its line in
addition to extensions already heinz
made. AS this line is operated in c,ose
harmony with the 500 Line, and favor
ape ape rates exist from the territory of the
Rlce Lake, Dallas x Menomonie to the
Twin Cities, the Importance OF every. adj
d1tion to St. Paul can be seen The roa.1
IN question is now building an extension
through Barron, the county seat of Bar
ron county, Wisconsin. to Ridgeland
The steamer Dubuque of the Diamond
10 llne, Is expected to arrive today with
long last CT pass myers and Irei snt
Boats of this line are. now running regu-
larry and viii continue to do so as long
as the stage of water permits.
By circular signed by General Master
Mechanic David Van Alstine, of the Chi
cage Great Western H. T. Herr is an
pointed master mechanic of the South
west division at Des Mones. He sue
seeds f. j. Slayton, resigned who goes
TO the st. Joseph & Grand Island as
general master mechanic.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

the Gospel who wanted to know how to
be saved. Mr.. Stokes, however. differs
from the Biblical young man because he
has given up his luxurious surroundings
and his prospects of easy life for the
hard work of a pastor filing a lowly
mission.
Rev. Mr.. Stokes Is millionaire His
father was an enormously wealthy bank
err, and his grandfathers We're James
Stokes and Isaac Newton Phelps. He
owns a magnificent mansion in Fifth
avenue, New York. and immortal coun-
try house in LenoX; but these, with all
they mean, have been given up by their
owner in order that Ire may be near the
poor and fill the function his conscience
tells him he is called upon to fill.
On June II last Bishop Potter received
the young student into holy orders The
ceremony took place in the crypt of the
cathedral of St. John the Divine. Ever
since he was graduated from Yale, five
years ago. Mr.. Stokes has had his heart
set on becoming d minister. His career
at the university was exceptionally bril-
liant He was chairman of he board of
editors of the Yale News and was very
fond of oratory. In several of the inter
collegiate debates he represented Yale
with great ability. Even While in the
academic department he won the famous
His college days at an end Mr. Stokes
went abroad for a years observation
and travel. After some months in the
capitals and universities of the continent,
his party made a journey to the Orient
The mission stations In India, China.
japan and Hawaii were visited and
everything he saw only Increased his
long and warmly cherished desire to en-
list himself among the active soldiers of
the cross.
Returning to America he began his
ministerial career as student in the
Episcopal seminary, at Cambridge, Mass.
When his preparatory work was done he
put on the white robe of a candidate for
holy orders, and his dlaconate was fol-
lowed by the call to the pulpit of st.
Pauls.
The Stokes family are among the most
aristoeratic and conservative members of
New York society The country house at
Lenox is one of the finest of its kind in
America 1T is surrounded by parterre
and grounds 1000 acres in extent The
former master of this demesne is only
twenty-five years old, but his friends,
who at first regarded his announced in
tention of joining the ministry as a joke,
are now convinced that he was in earn
est From the mansion in Fifth avenue
and the Lenox home which cost $50. coo.
he has changed his residence to the old
Pierpont house-a frame building in Elm
street, in this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
PIC per bar:
10 BARS FOR 25G

The regular price of this elegant soap
is bars for Csc. We are assured by the
manufacturer that it could not be made
to retail for less than that But, being
made for Schoch with his name stamped
on it, is the reason that we have pur-
chased same at such large discount, en-
abling us to offer same at such unprece-
dented low price.
Mr.. Schoch contracted for 1000 boxes,
to be delivered in installments during the
year 1900. We were forced to accept the
entire balance at one time, giving us
years supply, but at the low price we
are offering it at ought to rid us of this
great quantity of soap in short order
Do not delay purchasing a supply of 1t,
as this is positively the last lot we can
get.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL EOR BOYS

Morgan Hall: Select boarding and day
school. The Minneapolis Fitting School
for Harvard. Yale, Princeton, Annapolis
and West Point Morgan Hall is in close
touch with the great universities Of the
East following the courses of study pre-
scribed, the kind of training approved,
and using regularly their examna lions
A. D. HALL. A. NJ. Principal. lis Me
ollet Ave, Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
CHANGE IN TIME CARD
Made on Account of Omaha's New
Tim Cut-OR.

OF UHlilhh New
Tim Cut-OR.
On account of the opening of the New
lin cutoff, making q change in the
main line of the Northwestern railway.
the following notice has been sent out by
the general passenger department of the
Omaha road:
To all agents of the Minnesota & Iowa
DIVISION beginning Sunday, July % with
time card No 1885, the main line Of t i1..
chicago d NORTHWESTERN railway will
be Via Mankato, instead of via Kasota.
as heretofore: 90
West bound trains leave Mankato a+
L:O5 a. m. daily, except Sunday; 40 d. m
daily, AS p. m, daily, except Sunday and
1I;I3 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
40 a. m. daily, except Sunday; lis y m
daily. except Sunday; 4:45 D. M, daily
and sos p. m. daily, except Sunday. r
w. Teasdale, general passenger agent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
"Duluth short Line.e

Bear in mind that the old ST. PAM e.
Duluth +. r. is now part of the North
ern Pacific system, and will in future h.
known as the Duluth Short Line
For arrival and departure of trains to.
and from Duluth, Superior and inferno
Giate points on this line, consult the time
card of the Northern Pacific Ry.. in the
daily papers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
MILLIONAIRE MINISTER.
AnsOn p. stokes Gives Up Luxury
for Christian Work.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July A-Anson
Phelps Stokes. the wealthiest clergyman
in America. and probably the richest man
of his profession In the world, has ac-
cepted the call rendered to him by St
Pauls Episcopal church, of this city.
Everybody who knows the young minis
ter likens him to the youthful ruler in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
Annual Convention Young Peoples
Union, Denver. Col. July 25-3O.

For the above occasion the Minneapolis
st. Louis r. r. will sell excursion
tickets to Denver. Colorado Springs Man
itou and Pueblo for s27 so for the round
trip. Tickets on sale July % and "a For
further information call at City Office, 39e
robert street or at Depot Office, Broad
way, foot of Fourth street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
VITAL STATISTICS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Walter w. Mann Susan B. Durkee.
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Mrs. P. Demers, 2l38 st. Adams. boy.
Mrs James RadfOrd 129 Sycamore girl
Mrs. p. Mclaughlin 80 Sycamore, boy.
Mrs. Alphonse GueTtin, 2S9 Louis boy.
Mrs. VIM. White, 1913 West Seventh, girl.
Mrs. ]. Fuenfflnger. 157 Front ST. bow
Mrs. VIM. e Rumble 500 Oakland. boy.
Mrs. Edward Schilling, 81 Robert St, girl
Mrs. VIM. Baumeister, 1875 Ross St girl
Mrs NJ. Villane, 81 Phalen Creek, girl.
Mrs. John Bulinski PSI Edmund St, boy.
Mrs c. Kirchof. $50 Lafond ST. boy
Mrs F. I<irchof. 722 Lofond St. girl
Mrs Ludwig Wendt. 400 Bates av.. bow
Mrs. 1. E. Wallis, 1862 Marshall av.. boy.
Mrs c. Netterberg, 653 Reaney St. girl
Mrs. c. n. Ekman, 1907 Country road boy
DEATHS
F. e. Monson, mos. q dys., $50 Lawson.
Harry Brown 30 yrs, city hospital.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
union OF ENDEAVORERS
IT WILL HOLD IT'S QUARTERLY
MEETING AT THE Y. NJ. c. A.
TOMORROW
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES
Announcement of Services for To-
day and Other Events for
the Coming
Week.

The quarterly meeting and the annual
meeting for the election of officers of the
st. Paul Christian Endeavor union Will
be held in the Y. NJ C. A rooms tomor-
row night at o'clock. The following
programe has been arranged:
s to S:15-Song service. led by st. James
A. M. b. church choir.
8:l5 10 S:20-DeVotional exercises.
$40 to S:25-Annal report of treasurer,
Mr.. G.. b. Ware
SIS to S:35-Annual report of secretary,
Miss E. +. Longfield.
S:35 to S.4O-Report of nominating com
mittee, Rev. G. H. Gamble
$40 to S:50-Election of officers.
$50 to S:55-Song.
8:55 to 9:05-Open parliament on "Om
Country's Pedils, led by Mr.. M. B. Jami-
son.
9:O5 TO 9.15-Address, "Our Country.
hopes, Rev. George W. Morrison.
9:l5-" America" by the audience.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

There will be three services at the
Clinton Avenue M. E. church today.
They will be under the direction of Evan
gelist E. S. Durham. The public is in
Vited TO bring their lunch and remain to
all the services.
Rev. Pleasant Hunter, of MINNEAPOLIS,
mas accepted the call to the pastorate of
the Second Presbyterian church, of Chi
cago. DR.. Hunter is one of the best
known preachers in the Presbyterian
! faith and his acceptance of the cali
| to the Second Presbyterian church, it is
said, Is received with much satisfaction
by the members of that church.
Or. Hunter has been located in Mime
apolis for eight years. but resigned sew
eral weeks ago and is preparing to feave
in few days for an extended tour
about a year, when the Second Presbyte-
rian church will have been rebuilt He
will then take charge.
Saturday afternoon next. July 2S. at 2
o clock, the newly fitted steamer Column
bia and barge will leave the foot of Jack
son street for the usual river excursion
gotten up by the ladies of ST. Paurs
church. who have left nothing undone
which shall tend to the comfort and
! amusement of all who wish to take this
delightful trip Weather permitting, a
landing will be made at Prescott for
half an hour, whence the boat will re-
turn to st. Paul, arriving at 10 O'Clock
The Minnesota State band will accom-
pany the party and will render a selec-
ton of popular airs. interspersed with
music of a lighter order for the benefit
of the younger folk on the barge. Mrs
F. B. Bass and Mrs. Horst have charge
| of the committees on arrangements and
refreshments, which bespeaks everything
that can be desired for the comfort and
entertainment of those on board.
The capacity of the steamer is 700, and
care has been taken in issuing tickets
that there shall be no overcrowding or
! Inconvenience
! A substantial lunch will be provided IN
addition to lighter refreshments, and
everything will be done to make the voy-
age as delightful in all respects as its
| predecessors.
Tickets may be obtained at the rector's
study, corner of Ninth and Olive streets.
at j. c. Bales store, Seventh and Jack
son, the Acme restaurant and on the
| boat before leaving.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
AND LESS.

There many why essential dispose Of all
stock We have always strongly opposed carrying goods from
this
ced all former for the that the partial failure the
Northwest cuament Of consumption This would
naturally lower level difficulty disposing of the
We therefore concluded them
any price preference carrying them
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

Rev. F. NJ. Rule. presiding elder of the
NJ. f. church of this district, will preach
at Mortified, Mimi, today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
SCHOOL For GIRT

Graham Hall: Select boarding and day
school for girls. Fitting School for Smith.
Vassar, Wellesley Bryu Mawr and other
leading colleges for women. A. d. HALL.
A. NJ. Principal; Zulema A. Ruble A.
B., Carrie f. Bartlett, Associate Prinei-
pals
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

'~@~-0oUN-o-N~-~-o-~-o~o --Oo-~-o-@~~-~-~---~--
LINN-In st. Paul, Saturday. July o.
1900 at residence of parents, sol Rice
street, Edward John, aged months and
days son of James and Mary Linn
Funeral from above residence Monday
July rs, at 10 a. M Interment at cal
vary. Chicago, indianapolis, Cincin-
natl and Lancaster, O., papers please
copy
July p, Mrs George W. lie Brande
mee Mary Ellen Foley. Funeral Mon
day morning at $50 from late residence,
495 Portland avenue. Services at the
Cathedral at 10 o clock. Interment at
Calvary.
DEVINE-Tn st. Paul, Saturday, July p.
at 1920 p. m, at late residence Cpl
Reaney street, Mrs. Nora NJ. aged
twenty eight years. beloved wife Of AL
fred E. Devine Notice OF funeral here
after.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
A COLORADO SUMNER.

Handsome Advertising Book of the
Santa Fe SYtem.
= c. Carpenter, passenger agent 1T
minneapolis for the Santa Fe system. i
sending throughout the Northwest tie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

Deposits. made now at The State Saw
lfigs Bank. Germania Life Bldg, Will be
entitled to mos. interest Jan. 1.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

VIM E. Nagel. F. c. Listoe.
VIM e. NAGEL UNDERTAKING co,
Funeral Directors and Embaimers 322
Wabasha street, between Third and
Fourth streets. Telephone. sos Day or
night
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

There will be three services at the
Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church today
They will be under the direction Of Evan
gelist E. S. Durham. The public is in
vited to bring their lunch and remain to
all the services
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

goo to y:J5-Open parliament on "Our
Country's Pedils, led by Mr.. M. B. Jami-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
DEATHS

F. e. Monsoon, mos. 81 dys., $50 Lawson
Harry Brown, 30 yrs, city hospital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-05

CISCO II ell rev C4ros k que teue dsscsn 1encia,
e rey de Polonis el dug de AeDG %, se pArscen
mnoho . Ia moneda falss, - mfos.
Y Ell duque solt6 rlsotsds, q1e habia tanta
ssgaodad benevoleDoia.
-Esouchad bien 10 que voy deciT, continue
sl rey Carlos iDsplrs poea estnAcoo, tengo Poc@
coniabxI el ry de Poonia dssPreelo al duqas de
AsI ain embargo, dsrramarfa toda MI sangrs Por
e prlnerO e seguodo 81 tsrcero coo Ia mlsma a'ne-
gsol6D, s uno tras fueTan subiendo al trono.
Y sAb6s por er prosgui6 Crill6o, cnyo rostro 'rs
oa rodeado dc de caoaeroaa noblez", por-
qae soy an soidado do Ia monarquft pofqls ta"0en
e poryenir ruego Os todns los d14s que
conserve largo tempo Jven, de q1e c0A0do este
Arono carcomdO de os VAois haya derrumbAdo pue-
da saludar a In qae 10 snceda Vet ID
Franols, hoy h0millads, evantarse atva domlnar @
Rundo....
CrI6a no detuvo ingtante cerro los o1oa, 90
amieuto qaisiera penetrar los arcanos de-
porvenr.-Ahl hijos mfos, muohs 50 gre, muchas Ia
Krmas rnuohoa dolores ontansnsa prsclpltarse
Robrs nusstra Francia- perO tamb 60, ALA Gu el
horEonte, veo evant4rse gran hguFs, Veo spare
h6ros, oigo mistarlosa que pronuncla
an gran nombre.
III ger L.hlrs mirsban al duq1e CON asombros
parecfa do deiTio rsxonble que ae apo
dsrA de los hsridos que hebre srdente Is comunl
saba 81 don de doble
-Eaouch adme s6n, prosigu6 deSpues de an puevo
ASacoi leg4r& e df que el gallo DO las mas can
ts Voc a. a, sonora, en- que "a DO resuene sn
nusstras camp 40 desolAdas e clafn de Ia guerra Oh
vii. MiFad, el porvenir onder gonoso 81 ori-
anna San Luis en- los Apes los PtEloeoe; veo IN
ysy. nsnts ffanGSs verdadSrAmente PStilo'
phVSAaE Il OsPada de las diSoOEalAa AtsaslAAa pA1A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-05
ALCOHOLADO SINONPIET TRI

Recom9ndamos al publico este pre-
parade por ell esmero de su fabrica-
cioD, transparencia, limpieza en- los
envases y la efcacia de su aplicacion
en- los dIverSOS uSOS eXternOS que in
dican los r0tuIos los certificados de
medicos, farmaceuticos, Y particua.
res que lleyan las bOtellas. No tie.
ne rival por su perfume suave y de-
licad0. Usese de preterencia. Limpia
la cabeza, fortitica la cabelIera Y
destruye la caspa que tanto molesta.
Mario 10. de 1900. 3 2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-05
Enrique y yKarSarita

spuutar hacfe EsDs, atvia 1rtales enc.
mig4s, el eah6a vrctorlo-o de Ia ancia..
Ell d brio ha aoodsrado otrs v, de s., muf
mur6 "gas al o d. d. Ii 'g,er.
10 rs ps a. hablaodI de dsliro9 djD Grill On, que
oy6 esG.s pal4brss sen d ndose la an DIS.
ry joe mfos, le va; 70 ls airVo
-En nombrs del oieIoi d ,r duque, murmur6 F4n-
gap si animals ssf herida voverA abrlrse
Crili6n sonri6 d.
Va 10 of- d pras, /; ell ciruiano es quien hs-
bls. obedescrmos. mientrss ell rey de FraI-
cia tenga necesidad do mf pensemos en- ir pasar
rada Duestras posesiones.
is tnta paabraI excsm6 .ngas shora 81 que
habla juiciO 81 senor duqle, 81 pudIera deor
algo . mi
H blalE
-Poes tier mopse6or, dentro de ooho dfss podra
levaDtarse Vue-tra hofA, dentro de quince
tar litera podEemos Av66n para Ia vendi-
mia.
-Ese es tambi6n mi prop6ato. murmur6 Crill6n.
-Suele hablarme muy NAL d. Giodia y muT-
de pobra ProveDza cuanto pued+; pero, al
hn al cabo. siembre vuelve allf con gusto. I'll
maestral es .saOo, spGor duqus.
-Ya 10 Crro, d'io Cril.6O; 90 IN purgantel-
y el vino buenoI
e. t6nco
-EsI cal ex"sm6 Fargas frota1dose las msnoa
Voy d nventar ag6n lAsamo maravllloso qle os cure
pronto.
Cuando F.ng,s regociaba asf ante la perspecti-
de viajs Av,n6n, oy6 lamar Ia puerts.
-Al-lantel d.jo FL duque
.boV6 vetdsdero grto de alegrfa, Al YER
oVsu Qae si6 segUida: era 81 rsy de NaVa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-05
NOTICHAS

SupIicamOs los AyuntamientOs de
8arrOs, AibOnitO y COmeriO nos man
den pagar las papoIstas can 1idatu
ras que para las elecCiOnes les i'm
primimOs.
n ,cemos uso de este medic, por
h 4ber UtiIizadO va sin fratO aIgunO
el C0rre0.
En- la vOtaci6u celebrada en- las Ca
marss de Washington, con motive de
la rebaja de las tarifas 8 un Is por IeO,
hubo 172 que digeron que ST y 16I que
votaron en- contra.
Son IL votos de diferencia.
81 los 16I estuvieran por ell cabotaje,
nuestro plelto economIco estarfa CANA
10, pues los IL votos de dfsrencia ma
da siguifcarfan, pero como no es asf,
resulta profdndo ell abismo, pues esa oi
fra de 16l votantes representan la opo-
sicIon las reformas economicas plan
teadas y aprobadss.
Ell bale dado anoche en- ell Casino es-
tuvo muy concurrido y animado. Sc
rIf6 entire las damas un bonlto lujoso
abanico, regalo de la casa Otero G So
6rino
A las dos media de la mafiana ter
min6 ell baile, despidiGndose los jove-
mes hasta las Pascuas en- que se ceie-
brara ell proyectado DE BEonco q Negro.
La retreta de anoche estaba casi de
sierta. ApenSs 81 las damas que sc pa
seaban llegaban media doc ana.
La lluvIa de la tarde y el bale del
<CasinoS alejaron gran concurreneia de
la plaza.
No obstaute, la m1sica TOGO con gusto
Y con maestrfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-05

.t,, basta et extreme de hacernos
n,ir boudaments su marcha.
n,,bo senior lleWa buenas impresionea
a. nrofesorado de Ponce: asi 10 ha di.
obo pablicamente.
Ese acto de justicia, por sf solo, lie
recommends.
posotros nos merece an concepto
zav elevado, eSe concepto 10 tiene
S,r1ado esta culta sociedad. Al dee
n.Iirle deseaudoIe no feliz Visje en- union
IL al sefiorita hija, y que pronto vuel-
"a con uu cargo mas importante para
bien de la enseiianza.
Aeepte estas lfneas como una pruebs
!. nuestra consideration mas distin-
guidS.
Maria M. de Colon, Conception g.
4. s.oarello, Emilia Ribi6 de Cristian,
Gdela Astcl. Gsrtrudls Tavarez, Emilia
G6neg. Emilia Csmpos. Ramiro Colon,
Ramon Ced6, Juau Cnevas Alloy, Gus
..vo Cristl&n, Felipe Sanchez Castro,
Angel Saosrello. Jose g. OreIIana, To
lilo Tsisouere, Sebastian Fsrrsr, Leon.
cio Dfaz, Manuel Silva, Martin Jaime
Mata, Amelia A. Gonzalez, B. Fernan
DO Thillet, Jose A. Gonzalez, jose N.
BeISu, Santiago Gonzalez, Santiago
Mora.
Ponce, Mario de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-05

que enaltezcan ell espfritu desarrollen
Ell cuerpo, hacienda que la iuventud se
incline al sslto las luchas cuerpo a
cuerpo, sin pugllato /; las carreras de
estadfo, eE, las cuales ell que .llega d la
meta recibe ell premio del vencedor, mer
ced la agilidad de aus desarrolIados
mdsculos; las carreras de caballos, en-
las cuales sc forman diestros linetes Y
Sc estimula ell mejoramiento de la raza
caballar los torneos de carreras de
baballOs para tomar sortIjas y lazos q
los jueg0s pGblicos de pelotas, como ell
xbase bali1 y otros tIrar la barra 3
las regatas de esquifes reno a los
jdegos fl JraleG dOnde los Centros de
llustraci6n y reoreo premiau a compo
stores y poetas los conclertos publ
cos de trOvadores donde ell genio insu
Tar, dominador de la decIma ell roman
ce, haga gala y demonstration del ingeuio
puertorriquefio a los cert 4menes musi
Gales All otra serie de jdegos pa
blIoos que f.rtalezcan ell espfritu Ell
cuerPo porque hay juegos, que dan
soltura vig4r al cuerpo y enu0blecen
el alma, lnduci6ndola 3 La practica de
las virtudes, asf como hay otros juegps
que la degradan y envilecen, conduci6n
dUls a toda clase de viclos, como ell
odIoso nalpe y la corruptora gallera.
Los Alcaldes, medlante comislones
adeouadaS, desiguadas en- las epocas de
las tiestas en- aus pueblos, deben procu-
rar Organizar estos juegoS pubIicos po
derosos medios de cult1ra de gran
infuencla moral +; procurando que sean
dignamente premiados y obsequiados
los vencedores.
Lo que Sc publica en- la GdcetG of
ci4I para general coneofmiento y los
fectoH procedentes.
CAYETANo Coil Y TosTE,
Secret0r6O CiviL.