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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-12-06
Cr0kinOIe CIub.i

Deerfeld, Dec. 2.-The young peopl,
OF the neighborhood met at the hospita
BILE home of Mr.. J. W. Glendye, on Fri.
day night and organized a ssCrokinole
Club, which promises TO be quite a
source of-pleasure during the winter
month.
After all the expected members had
arrived the meeting was called to orde
by Mr.: F. M. Sommerville, as tempo.
rary chairman. Upon announcement
by the chairman that nominations for
president were in order, the following
names were proposed and voted on,
Miss Carrie Calhoun and Mr.. N. II.
montgomery and DIR. HOller. Mr..
Montgomery received the highest mum.
Der OF votes, and was declared presi-
dent. After transaction of other rou.
tine business a very fascinating game
OF progressing CrokinOle was begun
being participated IN by the following:
Miss Bessie Burk with DIR. HolIer: Mi ss
Carrie Calhoun with NJ. e. a. Dunlap:
Miss Annie Wallace with Mr.. j. F.
Dunlap; Miss Alice Teller with Mr.. G..
M. Shiplette; Miss Mamie Blain with
Mr.. N. K. Clayton; Miss Lima Dunlap
with MI. E: M. Hoy; Miss Lucy Tai
ley with Mr.. G. A. Calhoun; Miss
Brown with Mr.. c. E. Irvine; Miss
Matte Montgomery with D. F. Glenn
mer; Miss Pinkey Calhoun with Mr..
A. E. Hanger.
Miss SmIthie and Messrs J. w. Cal
noun. j.. w. Glendye, HI. T. Beck and
Willie montgomery enjoyed Watching
the game. After two hours of very
pleasant playing there was a tie be-
tween the two following couples: Miss
Matte Montgomery and Mr.. d. r.
Clemmer, and MISS Carrie Calhoun and
Mr.. G. A. Dunlap. A very exciting
game was played bv these ladies and
gentlemen, resulting in favor of Miss
Carrie Calhoun and Mr.. DUNLAP. who
were then declared winners of the LIST
prize. The last prize was awarded to
MISS Mamie Blain and Mr.. Clayton.
MISS Mamie" generously shared it
with friends
A very beautiful and delightful
luncheon was then served, for which
the pleasant game gave an appetite.
The evening was concluded with music
On harmonious by Mr.. Montgomery
and DIR. Holler, with guitar accompa-
nlement by Miss Matte MONTGOMERY.
also banjo solo by Mr.. J. W. Calhoun,
and some vocal duets by Misses Carrie
and Pink Calhoun. The club decided |
20 meet every two weeks the place to
De named by the President. Adjourn
nent was taken in order, every one ex
pressing themselves, as highly pleased
1t the success of the first meeting.
MI. j. w. Glendye had the misfor
one. while hunting last week to &C.
'ldentally discharge his gun, thereby
o seriously wounding his horse that
t had to be killed.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an intiamed con.
dlt!on OF the mucous lining of the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in
tanned you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
~ closed deafness is the result, and un.
less the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to it's normal con-
dltlon, hearing will be DESTROYED for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
named condition of the mucous sur
faces. w -
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. }. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
HALLS Family Pills are the best.
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a. HITE'S PAIN CURE.
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views had been frailed out of him and
new ones put in their place. Demo
Gratis believed he did not sign it because
it was not radical enough. Wall Street
knew he did not sign it because be
dared not. Thus he played fast and
loose, blew hot and cold. Democrats
looked on him as great tariff reform
er. Republicans knew he was with
them heart and soul on the currency,
and that tariff legislation would be
sidetracked. Thus Wall Street drew
the chestnuts from the fire with Dem
ocratic paws. 1t got what no Repub-
llcan president at that day could have
given them, characterization of sill
yer. Now we hear that silver is dead,
just as we hear that the tariff is dead,
but both statements are untrue They
have met the fate accorded anybody
or anything which stands in the way
OF the money power of the nation, and
to that extent are dead. They met
just what Cleveland met, just what
poor old Senator Thurman met be-
cause he dared attempt to prevent the
refunding of the Union Pacific bonds
and avoid gigantic steal. Just what
Harrison met when he would not be-
come the plant tool the money power
wanted him to be. Just what VIM. E.
Chandler recently met VIII an be show
ed up the nefarious workings of GER
railroad in his State. Just what
Roosevelt will find awaiting him if be
dares tread on the toes of the trusts
Cleveland, the trusts own soul and
body. If there was ever a drop of
Democratic blood in his veins they
have let it out. When he becomes the
nominee of the Democrats many will
seek shelter elsewhere.
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0eath Of an Old Citizen,

Capt. David Butcher died on Friday
morning last at the home of his son
Mr.. M. W. Butcher near Churchville
after being confined to the home fo,
many months. His funeral took place
from the Lutheran church of this city
on Sunday at IL o'clock, the services
pelng conducted by Rev. A. r. D.
aancher. Mr.. Bucher had been an
Odd Fellow for many years, and nearly
20O members of the order in the CITY
and county turned out to pay their re
sspects to the memory.of their deceased
brother. At the grave the Odd Eel.
lows conducted the services.
Capt. Butcher was born at NeWtown.
Va. "a years ago, and came to Staun
ton in the early sos, and engaged in
building and contracting. There are
many houses in StauntOn built by him.
lie was member of the West Angus
ia Guard at the time of the John Brown
raid at Harper's Ferry, and he took
part in repelling that invasion of the
state. At the beginning of the civil
war he entered the 9Th Virginia, and
was made quartermaster.
About 1880 he bought the old Morris
Mill on Middle river and moved into
he county. He ran the mill for MANY
zzears, until it was destroyed by fire.
he last work of any Importance Capt.
5ucher did was to superintend the
construction of Staunton's post office.
As every bodY knows this is good
'lece OF work, showing that his work
Il inspection Was well performed. OIL
ate years Mr.. Butcher and his wife
lad made THAR bopoo x.,itb tI,o;,
W. Butcher. For wears his
ealth bad been declining, and lseyeral
ines it was thought he was nearing
eath's door, but be rallied.
lr. Butcher married in Shenan-
oah county Miss Funkhouser, cou-
N OF the late M. p. Funkhoueer. of
lis city. She and three sons survive
i'm. The sons are M. W. Butcher. of
le county, P. F. Butcher, of Rich.
lond and Edward Butcher.
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Err CoIo on REASONABLE TERMS.
VI Soi0 Two Farms, one near
Portland Cement Company's Works,
Craigsville, Va. containing 400 acres
much of it meadow. The other 2lO acres
on North River, two miles from Victoria
Furnace, Goshen; Va, nicely located on
Lexington road. For further information
address MRS. M. E. DAVIDSON.
nov ~ OF Millboro Springs, Va,
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wonderfully successful in promptiv emu e,,r,r Is
lame back, kidney, bladder uric acid t ,ro,,
pies and Bright's Disease, which is the wors,
form OF kidney trouble.
DR.. kilmer's Swamp-Root is not fee.
ommendedfor everything but if you have kid i'd
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be fonnd
Just the remedyyou need. lthas been tested tested
IN SO many ways.-in hospital work, in private
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mno" "rl.ing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and e-1t1-
send your address to 1zs,;ss>x. - IA zds.:5
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bine
namton, N. Y. The .aasssi1; d :E EiiseelB
lii 49, 10y cen, ana Home of swamp-Rook
'oiiaf sizes are sold by all good druggists,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-12-06
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know, of a. ~ t,owS-
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-12-06

PUBLIC SALE AND RENTING or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in
AUGUSTA COUNTY,-By virtue of twr
DEGREES, entered respectively, on June 7tb
1901, and November 18th, 1901, in the
chancery cause of q Sprouse's Crd's. VS.,
u. Sprouse, ct ais. now pending in the cir
| cult court of Augusta county, we will offer
| for sale at public auction in front of the
court house in the city of StauntOn, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER %. 1901.
at u O'Clock N, that certain valuable par
on, now owned by the defendant
Sprouse, containing 464 acres. situated in
Augusta county, in Pastures district. near
the village of Craigsville.
AND at the same time and place we will
also offer for rent at public auction, for
term OF one year. that certain tract of
land adjoining the above mentioned tract
containing 574 acres, in which the defen-
danI. FRANCES oprOuSe, has life interest
TERMS-As to the said sale above men.
TONED, the terms are one fourth of the
purchase money cash on day of sale. and
the residue in three equal annual INSTALL
ments, to be evidenced by the bonds of the
purchaser, bearing date on day of sale
with interest from date, and falling due
respectively IN one, two and three years
from date, with good personal Sec1ritv
thereon, waving the homestead exemption
ann the title retained as ultimate security.
AS to the renting above mentioned. the
terms are in two installments, ia ling due
respectively in six and twelve months
from date OF the renting to be evidenced
by the bonds of the tenant or lenter with
security thereon.
r. B. KENNEDY.
HENRY W. HOLT.
Special Com m1ssioners.
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of An
gusta county, tO-wit:
do certify that F. B. Kennedy
me OF the commissioners above named has
Executed the bond required by decree of sale
Ind renting. of date June 7th, 1901, in the
'ause of Sprouse's Crd's. VS.. q Sprouse.
It ais, now pending in this court.
Given under nv hand this 18th dav of
November, 1901.
JOS. B. WOODWARD,
nov 10 IL Clerk.
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Far ms For Sale

in Green Valley. about $50 acres of tbi,
!and is IN good state of cultivation, mostly
IN grass. about so acres hacked two n,
! three years ago, now in very good sod. this
balance of the tract In timber; white oak
ana pine. This farm has been keeping for
her OF years from 100 to 125 cattle. q
punch of sheep and few horses: it also
mas peen making from 500 to 800 bushels
corn, and has all the necessary BUILDINGS
| quilt on the latest plan, consisting of an
| room frame dwelling house 36xi8 and +.
2Ixl4. One stock barn 46x60, one horse
and COW barn 37x37, one granary 2Ox2O
one tenant house and all other NECESSARY
ontbuildings. A valuable part of this
farm Is fne mineral waters, consisting of
sulphur, Alum and Chalybeate; beautiful
scenery and healthy climate, which wonId
make it invaluable for summer resort
IL also mas nice young orchard of about
100 trees and about so older ones or ali
kinds. H Price $4,000.
1000 acres. adjoining, we'll improved.
s Price 81 ZOO.
50I acres on Middle River, $50 acres clear
ed, part level and part rolling Divided
into II fields. Farm in good condition.
All In grass, but 40 acres of cleared land:
much OF it in blue grass. 80 acres timber.
oak. etc. Fine orchard of about 5 acres
S-room frame dwelling. large bank barn.
and roller mill, miles to station and
churches and schools close. W s35 per
acre. Terms to suit.
$50 acres, more or less, good brick dwell
Ing, but need repairs, barn 45x8O. about
80 acres timber. pond never dry. well and
cistern, never have lacked for water. GO
acres OF farm runs over to Bakers Creek.
About 1000 trees-900 Johnsons Winter
lug winesays, plums and peaches. @-Price
$50 per acre. ~
So Correspondence solicited. Revised
list of properties free, '-"
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VI TIC wonderful
cures made by DR..
K 4 Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
SCI Scien mii research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
61~
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WANTED to let two good ice houses and
w pond OF pure water on my farm 2H
miles from town; hold about 500 tons, filed
WHOLLY. nov 2g-2t*
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REVISAND0
''' '0'~'fYH PERI0DIC0S.

Ell Pals Reproduce y comenta
de la prensa de Madrid, las noticias
de provincias relacionadas con los
1ltimos successes desarrollados en- Es
paf1a.
The San Juan News Compare ell
aumento de moneda ca los Estados
Unidos que ha llegado a ser de 1928
38 por cabeza con el de Pto Rico q.
ha venido ser meror de 50 por ca
beza. Y Sc queda corto ell colega.
Nj 4 peso nos toca, desgraciadamen
to.
Heraldo Espafol Replica a un ar
tfculo de don Aure!io Mendez Marti
nez en- que expone la justificAda NAL
querencla del criollo, d determinada
parte del elemento espaf1ol.
Ell Eco de las Lomas Nara ex
tensamente las tiestas de las escue.
las de aGuella ciudad gu conmemora
ci6n del aniversario de Washington.
Ell Pregonero Establece compa
raeiones entire la prersa federal y la
republican,, citando a <La Democra
cias y a Ell Pals, 6rganos respecti
vamente de los dos partidos polftl
cos.
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leer los cnltos sscritos del ilustrado
Sr Matien2o.
Las propagandas nnnca hacen
dano. 81 se comhaten con otras fun
dadas p1opsgandas
La intransigencia religiosa no
do resultAdos 81 asta 6poca, on que.
cada cnal pue1e pensar con 81 pro
pia cabeza; por que 81 pensamiento
es libre. I. 4.
La Sociedad An6nima de Luz
Electrica ha pedido pr6rroga para
hacer las instalaciones en- Puerta de
TERRA y Santurce
Esta en- su derecho, dentro de
Ia contrata
Pero parece que hay a1guien q
quien convene perturbar & la Socie
dad y a Ia contrata Sc buscan fir
mas para que la prorroga no sea
concedida. Tempo perdido.
Tai vez no faltan quienes quie
ran tener a'umbrado pe!igro< o, de
alto voltage s.
FL dia que tengamos horribles
siniestros, como los que relatamos
aver, ocurridos er Madrid, entonces
vendran los lamentos.
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AYQntamientO
de San Juan.
Session de aver.

Aver & las 3 de Ia tarde Sc reu-
Ii6 en- session ordinaria nuestro Con
cejo Municipal.
El Presidente declare alberta la
session.
Sc di6 possession { los concejales
nombrados por Ell Honorable Gober
nador Civil, sef1ores don Martin Re,
yes, don Luis Sanchez Morales, den
Francisco Escalona, don Luis Che
vremont y don Miguel Canelias.
El sef1or Caf1ellas expone no ha
cerse solidario de ningdn acto reali
zado por el Consejo con anterior
dad y suplica & Ia Presidencia pre-.
sente en- la pr6xima session un esta-
do eson6mico del Municipio.
Igual manifestation hace el Sr.
Escalona.
Sc lego el acta &c la session ante
rior y fu@ aprobada. ,~.-
Fue acuerdo ratificar las actas
de las comisiones de Hacienda y Fo
mento con algunas modifcaciones.
Tambien acord6 comunicar al
senor Arquitecto municipal proceda
rellenar varias xanjas en- Ell ensan.
che de PHerta de TERRA que Der.
judican s 10 tuberfa del acueducto.
Fu@ acuerdo nombrar por cleo
ci6n las comisiones y diputaciones
de este Concsjo, obteni9ndose ell 81
guiente resultado:
CoMIsION DE HACIENDA.
Don Geronimo Agrait, don Luis
Sanches Morales y don Manuel Re
yes SILVA.
COMISION DE FOMENTO. 3; 4
Don Ceferino del Vale, don
Luis Chevremont y don Telesforo
Andino.
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Tribunal Supreme de JuStiCia
DE PUERTO-RICO

Por acuerdo del Honorable Pre-
sidente de este Tribunal Supreme,
recaido instancia de la Junta Direc
tiva del Colegio Notarial, SO co1vo
ca los Notarlos del territorio para
Junta general extraordinaria, de con
formidad con 10 dispuesto por ell ar
tfculo 100 del Reglamento organize,
para tratar asuntos de interes do la
clase y del ejercicio de la profession !;
sehalandose para el comienzo de sus
sesiones el dia 4 del pr6ximo mes de-
Marco y subsiguientes que sean ne
cesarios.
Lo que por 6rden del mismo Sr
Presidente Sc publica on la <Gaceta
Official, para general conocimiento
- Pto Rico Febrero 81 de 1901
Z. de ]. Lopez Gaztambide, Secre'
tario.
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Conat0 de incendio.
Gran alarma en- Ia Capital.

Hoy como 4 las Q de 10 tarde se
produio nm conato de incendio en- ell
mirador de Ia casa NO u de 10 calle
de Ia Fortaleza, inca propiedad de
don Rafael Romeu.
Sc advirti6 del fuego la cocine
ra de Il casa contigua Ramona Ga
briel, Ia que di6 Ia voz de alarma,
corriendo hacia el sitio del suceso
Mipuel Bstsncohurt, Enrique Cdr :
denas '. Eduardo F0ssas.
Cuando 1legaron yieron que ar
dfa ms cana de MADEIRA, procedien
do Embellishments AsAcar para 10
azotee .todos los objet0s y muebles
Que ALI habfa = que eorrisn fiesgo
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InCendi0 en-
Puerta de TERRA.
IA CASAS DESTRUIDAS.

A. las cuatro y media de la ma
rana de hoy los pitos de alarma pa.
sieron on movimiento al pueblo.
En- el caserio de Puerta de Tie
IRA y sitio denomiuado eel T&rtago.
Sc habfa declarado IN incendio.
FL pueblo acudi6 en- el acto,
porque el pueblo es eli que menos Sc
recsta en- los momentos de verdade
70 peligro, exponiendo su vida sin
mas premio nj recompensa, que Ia
satisfaction fntima del deber cum
plido. .s,...-. .<-,.-~..-..~.-.s. ..--ss ..--
Cuando va el fuego habia toma'
do incremento llegaron dos bombas
de la capital, arrastradas por hom'
bres y en- lamentables condolences
resultando casi nulos sus servicios.
Por mas esfuerzos que Sc kicicron
fue impossible evitar los tristes efec.
tos del voraz elemento.
Catorce casas y a]gunos rancho
nes han sido totalmente destruidos
entire las que 6guran, una de Polo.
MIA Mejfa, dos de Arturo .Carreras,
una de Gregorfa Molina, una de Va.
lentfo Fald dos y un bohio de Ma
nuel Gestera, dos de Alejo Clemen
to, tres y un ranch6n de panaderfa
de Angel Pav6n, una de Francisco
Oclandi (asegurada) y una de Juan
Chachd.
Alguuas que no Sc .quemaron
sufrieron desperfectos como Ia de
Antonio Fernandez y la de Sotero
Ferrero.
Todo induce q Greer que el fue'
s~s
por una casa de Antonio Kierna que
habitaba Carmen Velez quien esta,
alquilada en- Santurce y tiene la
costumbre hacer cafe antes de salir
para su colocaci6n.
Ha sido detenida en- averigua.
ci6n de los hechos.
Sc advirti6 del incendio ell veci
no Jose NOME quien di6 la voz de
alarma y avis6 a la sef1ora de Florit
quien 10 hizo la vez los guardias
de servicios Nicolas Carreras Pho
Copfesor Vargas
El cabo INFERNO de servicio
Manuel Gonzalez Robles, avis6 por
telefono a la Jefatura y ia prime
ra brigada de la capital, preseut&n-
dose on el acto ell comisario Sr Go
mez, eiguardia Raimundo Casanova
Pillar Miranda y ell cabo comandan.
to Juan Rodriguez
De la capital salierou para ell
lugar del siniestro ell 1e. Jefe del
cuerpo de Bomberos, los dos Jefes
de Policia ell arquitecto municipal,
concejal Sr Silva y el Sr Berries.
A las seis y media lego el Sr
Alcalde al lugar del siniestro
Los bomberos incausables ha
clan esfuerzos titanicos por sofocar
el incendio; esfuerzos inutiles por la
absolute falta de elementos.
Con este motive ell pueblo no
disimul6 su disgusto y nosotros
creemos que es verdaderamente crl'
minal 10 que viene pasando con ell
cuerpo de bomberos 0 esta institu.
cion debe ser una verdad dotandolo
de los elementos necesar'os para
que responda eficazmente al eleva.
do fin para que ha sido creada, 6
debe desaparecer para evitar especr
taculos como g! de hoy.
Ser NO ser.
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mer has recently defeated General
De Wett, in an engagement while
pursuing him.

mer has recently defeated General
De Wett, in an engagement while
pursuing him.
: General De Wett escaped cros-
sing the Orange River in small
boat, and not q word is said about
the troops under his command.
Cablegrams also report that Gene
raj French has routed General Botha
in hard fought encounter, killing
and wounding two hundred and
ninety and capturing three hundred
prisoners.
Severe Punishment is being
inflicted by the English military
courts to officers who surrendered
the Transvaal.
French correspondent at the Trans
vaal report that beers with great
forces are attacking Richmond.
Three hundred and fifty six
belgian town have passed resolu-
tions, tnat their sympathies for
President Kruger be made public.
From Washington it is reported
that the Senate has passed the
Housebill, denying that custom
dues be turned to the Treasury of
Porto Rico as provided by the Civil
Government Of the Island, for such
procedure is unconstitutional.
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HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niQuilla del dia.

Habla ell DR. N G..
sParte de mi programa de hace
dos meses, Sc ha cumplido.
clos federales han tornado bue
nos acuord,s
Gel pAi lido necesita reformas
de procedimientos, reformas de ten
dencias y reforma de personal
<Ahora falta que esas refor
mas Sc lleven francamente la prac
tica.
eSf ell periodico que Sc fuuda en-
Washington no lleva las cosas con
tacto y mucha cautela, puede llegar
a ser perjudicial en- vez de benefcio.
so.
Anoche tuvimos fuego en- Puer.
Ia de- TERRA.
En- otro lugar SO dan detalles de
ese desgraciado siniestro.
Nuestras famosas bombas de va
por, han resultado cosa parecida q
la carabina de Ambrosio..
Pero deberiamo os llamarla <Ca-
rabina Municipal, por que 10 del
Municipio hace tempo dispara por
Ia culata
Las mangueras no enrroscaban
en- las bocas del acueduto.
Bien es verdad, que va no tene'
mos NADIA que enrosque bien en- don.
de debe enroscar.
Podemos lamar a la epoca,
edad del desenroscamiento.
~
Mister Disz Navarro prob6 an.
teayer, que sigue delicado de los
pulmones.
En- Ia reunion federal, no dijo
sesta boca es mia,
Naturalmente, que no enton6 el
esperado canto del emea'culpa.
Hay quien sospecha que Mr..
Diaz Navarro tiene alguna otra
affection, ademas de la pulmonar.
Ell tempo Sc encargara de des'
pejar la inc6gnita.
Un periodico Catolico de Ponce,
crftica LA CORRESPONDENCE por
que acojs los escritos espiritistas
del Sr Matienzo Cintr6n.
Ell aludido peri6dico no esta en-
terreno firme.
A las razones del Sr Matienzo
Sc combaten con otras razones.
NADIA afirma tanto las creencias
religiosas como llevar ell convenci.
miento los adeptos
NosotrOs no somos espiritistas,
nj creemos que 10 seremos jamas,
pero ESQ no es motive para dejar de