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New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
PERSONAL NOTES

N1r Mulock. the Canadian Postmaster General
will accompany Sir Wilfrid Laurier to the corona
ton
Mrs. Oliver Ames supports at her own expensA
fun brass band at the Oliver Ames High School of
North Easton. Mass. an institution Of bAr ou,
planning and provision
Mr. BrodrIcl0," says The British wAAkIv-
has recently taken place near Penshurst and
soon after entering into occupation the NttIa
daughter Of the lOdgekeeper taken SERIOUSLY
i'll For some reason the services OF the district
nurse were not Immediately available and NJ
Brodrtck. hearing of the C1se went down 10 rha
lodge and sat up whole night with the Httis
patient. in order TO Civ. the vearisd mother
needed rest"
Warren A. Wilbur Of Fountain Hill. Penn. has
given additional s. go for the equipment Of ts
new mechanical laboratory at Lehlgh University.
Captain Cairnes. the author OF The Absent
Minded War" thus describes General French:
short. somewhat stout. thickset his grirzlst
mustache sheltering a resolute mouth. his gray
blue eyes holding always q suggestion Of mirth.
brilliant horseman, he IS yet. strangely enough
idolized by his officers and men, Where he rides
all will wish to follow"
NJ Ednae Sommier. son OF one OF the i've or six
great sugar monopolists. is engaged 10 Mile. Ger
maine Casimir-PerieI, daughter OF the ex-Presf-
dent OF the French republic. The hance is through
his mother grandson Of Vi. de Bsrante. who was
a member OF the Academy and a person OF con-
siderable influence IT tho reign OF Louis Philippe
The enormous wealth the sugar monopoly brings
enabled NJ SOmmier DeTe purchase OF the
Ctetted IN the youth OF LOUIS NV Py Fouquet
the Controller or Finances. and 10 1T il up as II
improvements NJ Edme Somuier is an only son
and has but sister. who = married TO Comte
and member OF the Academy. The hances ia
also an only daughter, and mas but one brother
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
Mr.. N4RKHAn, II. p. TO PAY DAMAGFs

London Feb R-John Douglas Foster. the LAWYER
who was attached TO Lord Roberts's stan in south
AFRICA ana whom DR.. Krause. the former Governor
OF Johannesburg. was accused OF attamptt,s -
have murdered. obtained a verdict of g 600 dam
ages for libel in the Kings Bench Division of the
Hlgh court or Justice to-day against Arthur p
MarknaAn, Liberal member OF Parliament FOR ~
MsnSdG Man DIVISION of Nottinghamshire. The latter
Was Chdrseu with publishing a letter wrirren IN,
Dr krause indirectly accusing Foster of connsc -
S uSn win illicit diamond buying. The case is An
is 100 OF the suit for sander brought in March
iast oy "ernher. Belt & Co. against Mr. Markham.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

In talking $50 miles away with the Lizard
the steamship Pennsylvania has done a deed
which. De Quincy might saw. the crocodile
no longer need 10 shudder at, inasmuch as such
performances are becoming the commonplaces
OF ocean travel The Lizard is a cartographical
reptile with n record OF marine destruction going
back beyond the Armada and very likely as
far as the galleys Of Cesar. but its peris hence
forth, like those of other stormy headlands near
and far, British and other, ought TO be in n
great measure abated
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

How long will it be before the motormen on
the front platforms of our surface cars are
properly shielded from violent storms and arctic
gales? Some other big towns are more merciful
than New-York in providing shelter from freez-
Ing winds for the sufferers who in the severest
weather, morning, noon and night. exposed
to the rigors Of such winter this Could
not the legislature act? VIII it be necessary 10
organize a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Motormen?
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
LATEST LONDON NEWS.
LORD DUFFERINS LAST DAYS PASS
UNDER A CLOUD.
RICHEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT CORONA
TION ON RECORD-NIR. MORGAN's
PANELS ON SHOW

Copyright 1892: BY The Tribune Association,
Try CABLE TO The TRIBUNEI
London. Feb. Is. l a. m-Press eulogies OF
Lord Dufferin are tempered with expression
of regret that the last days of so distinguished
a public servant should have been occupied
with speculative finance so scandalous as that
Of the London and Globe Some journals point
the moral that public man who had filled the
highest posts of imperial and diplomats ser
vice ought not to have been allowed 20 retire
on beggarly pension of IL 200 and been forced
to mix himself up with Whitaker Virgins
schemes in order TO have something 20 leave MS
children Lord Dufferin death was hastened
without doubt by the London and GLOBE
scandal The new Marchioness of DUferin IS
an American. Viscount Clandeboye having mar
ried the daughter Of John H. Davis.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
DINNER FOR JOHN A. MCALL

dinner was given last evening for John a Nc
Cau at the Metropolitan Cub by the trustees OF
the New-fork Life Insurance Company. in honor Of
the tenth anniversary Of his election 10 the presf-
dency OF the company. There we're no formal
speeches. The table was decorate. with a centre
piece or American Beauty roses The trustees pres
ent were James A. Blair. William F Buckley
Ih0IlaS A Buckner John Cla1in. Charles s Fair
chid' Thomas F. Fowler. William r. Grace. VIII
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
DIR. MACKAYsNuTH TO ACcEpr

Washington. Feb 12-Bishop Potter OF Nax
York, arrived here to-day and conferred with -,
Rev. DR. Mackay-Smith. rector OF ST Joh,,,
Church. regar1ing the latter's election as ro,s
jutor to Bishop Whitaker. Of the PennsvIva,t,
diocese II is understood that Dr. NIackay-Smit5
will accept the new post 1
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
RLsHop LEoNARp IN sPAIN.

Seville Spain, Feb. 12.-The Rev. William Az AZ,
drew Leonard Bishop of the Protestant EpiSp- Ep =
Church OF Ohio has arrived here on MS way -
Madrid. He is on his customary visit 10 Epis-
copal churches on the Continent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
PRICE PAID FOR THE DAILY yevs .,

London Feb. 12-George Cadbury. president ot
the English Sunday School Union who as an
nounced IN these dispatches on Monday. has bought
out his copartners in The Daily Nys1s >, = -
city. paid SlS5OOO to obtain control Of the paper ~
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
ToLsToY GROWING WEAKER.

Yalta. Crimea Feb 12-Count ToIstoy is con-
tinually growing weaker His temperature is Iov
and his pulse varies from 100 102 The pneumonia
is not spreading aad the improvement in his puIsa
and temperature has awakened hopes that he Will
rally. All the members of the Counts family ara
assembled his bedside.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Plucky Paterson, Twenty-six blocks in ashes
and losses of millions of dollars in a city of
moderate resources and wealth at best. But
civic courage remains undaunted. A splendid
example! And the work of rebuilding is already
under MaN.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
THE PRINCESS RADzIWILL PAYS UP.

Cape Town Feb. l2.-Princess Radziwil to-oa
paid the Judgment for fl,1So obtained asAihst
oc,oher - Ias, h,, Thomas Louw merchant q
this CITY, for money advanced on noIs toL h-t M
said 10 have been indorsed by Cecil fSnooeS' -
which the latter repudiated.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
About People and Social Incidents

IAN E3ir - H4rnblower. W Ingersoll. Darw,
GeSSsge eSg austin Morrison Henry G. Mortimer Az.
PERKINS. William B. Pl-nkctt. Edmund n W.
dolph, Thomas 3. Reed Hiram R StAals san
Stillman. Oscar S. Straus and Henry Turl James
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
WILSON COMING HOME

Santiago. Chilli Feb. 12-Henry L. Wilson United
States Minister to Chilli. is shortly 10 leave hera
on a visit 20 the United States. going by wav a.
Buenos Ayres- Secretary Hutchinson will act as
minister al interim.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
M4RC0NTS LIFE INSURED.
LARGE SUM PLAcED-INvENrIoN ADOPTED nv
LL0YnS

London Feb. 1z.-At a meeting of the Maroon,
Wireless Telegraph Company held here TO-DAY q
was announced that the directors of the corona,,,
had insured the life of Mr.. Marconi for f15OOno II
also said at this meeting that the Ilovds -
exclusively adopted the Marconi svsten, io la4
ton with their signal stations III c''iAeO-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Trolleys under the Hudson viii bind New
York and New-Jersey together with ties of steel
In closer bonds OF good fellowship. harmony and
united ambitions for the general welfare than
ever before. Trolley lines beneath great river
cannot encroach upon public or private rights
and may he made extremely useful.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

London, Feb. 12-Captain Sir Edward Chichester
who commanded the British squadron at Manila
during the spanish-American war, has been made
an admiral 1U0
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

J. Pierpont Morgan's fourteen Fragonaru
decorative panels will be special feature .
the Guildhan show this year. The exhiDiei'l.
will be devoted 10 English and FTeneh aIt -
the eighteenth century. l. =. -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Will stone be given to Cuba and not the
bread which she needs so sorely? Such inhu-
manty on the part of Congress is simply
thinkahle.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

The present year IS young. but It's record so
far gives token that II will be remembered at
least by the fire insurance companies.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
THE TALK OF THE DAY,

MAINLY About People" tells this story about the
much venerated and sanity Bishop OF Lincoln DR.
Edward King. now advanced in years and some
what inhrm. He had recently been visiting
Bournemouth for his health. After resting one
afternoon for some time a seat on the parade
he desired TO move, but found some difficulty In
rising a kindhearted little girl Of the town was
passing and' noticing his difficulty, up. saying:
oh. let me help you" DIR. King gave her one
OF MS sweet smiles and said: You're dear little
maiden. but I don't think you're strong enough"
why, bless you. sir" was the reply. i've often
helped up daddy when he a sight worse drunk
than you aTei'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Belleville. n. ]. Feb. II CSpeclaD-Announcenen
was made to-day Of the engagement of Miss Mar
Garet Rutgers Van Rensselaer,, Of New-York for
merly OF this town, and DR.. Antonio Phneas Vol
stawsky. OF New-Hork- Miss Van Rensselaer, is a
daughter OF the late j. II. Van Rensselaer,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs has been summoned tc
Concord, n. H, owing the illness of her boy
Charles at st. PauTs School. there.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

r. T. Wilson, jr. has left town for his place off
the coast of South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

The engagement is announced Of Rudolf Flinsch.
of the Meadow Brook and Racquet clubs, Miss
de Neufville. niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules de
Neufville.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Mrs. Gilbert Plympton and her daughter Mrs
Robert L. Tarleton, of No. 30 West Fifty-second-st
will receive to-day any of the
naming Thursdays in February owing the
death of Mrs. Tarletons mother-inslaw in Balti-
more.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Livingston give a dinner
of fifty tomorrow night for their daughter LiIias
one Of the debutantes OF the winter
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

The next meeting Of the Knckerbocker Bowling
Club takes place February 19 There was no
meeting OF the club yesterday. owing to its being
Ash Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

The o. n. Sewing Glass. organized by Mrs. Fred
erick Nelson and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs. meet
tomorrow morning at Mrs Nelson's house an
will work for the Founding Asylum
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Among the features Of the social programme for
to-day are the dinner OF seventy given by Mr.. and
Mrs James A Burden at their house. in Fifth-ave-.
and Mrs Whitelaw Reid's musical and supper for
the Thursday Evening Club. which meets at her
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Mrs. J. Hood Wright left town yesterday for
philadelphia TO stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Moore Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

A number of the Lenten sewing classes met to-
day for the first time. Thus the Bellevue Hospital
Sewing and Knitting Class assemblies this morning
at the house its president. Miss Leary In Fifth
ave, and its members will be entertained with
music while engaged in their sewing. Among those
who belong to 1t are Mrs. Frederick Neilson. MISS
Josephine Drexel. Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrtchs. Mrs
Frederick Pearson. Mrs T. A. Havemeyer and Mrs
Louis Quentin Jones.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

Mrs. Goodhue Livingston has issued invitations
for bridge whist party next Monday afternoon at
her house, in West Thirty -seventh-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

The Cosmopolitan Sewing Class meets this morn
ing at the house of Mrs Brayton Ives. in Irving
Place, and Mrs. Hitchcock's class assemblies also
this morning at her home. in East Twenty -ninthst.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-13

The funeral of Miss Beatrice Goelet took place
yesterday at her mothers house in Fifth-ave., and
was characterized by extreme privacy The inter
ment followed in the Goelet family vault Wood
lawn
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Gambia la
actitud alemana

Londres, Octubrs 90 UaA comu.
nieaci6n semi ofcial 81 <B srlin Post.
dice que al correspcnssl de sThe
Timess en- la capital de A emania,
hA sido il f1rmAdo one Sc prspafa
cuidadoaamsnte b manerH para acsp
tar Il proposition de Arbirtrsje 10
YsnexuelA.
Dice el corresponsa1 q1e los SEN
timientos mAnifsstAdos por Lei Esta-
dos Unidos son geEeraimenle Acep.
tados en- toda IngtaterrA Los esta.
distAs alemanes plefisren entenderae
CON q elemento Official quesno some
terse s Il opiri6l ld3.ica. psro no
puede dessisrss de las i, fileneias de
InglAtefrA y los Hstados Ulidos.
AgregA 81 corresponsAl: g 1alquier
simple ohservAdor, puade yer eiaro
qus no Cd Il intenei6n de- AlemAnia
apodsrArss de nipgnn territorio en-
q Sur Antilles. Ls spo,iti:sextrAn.
je-a de AlemAnia ha pnesto De M,
nidesto sus errores On r f timA d..
eads. pues9 es cAp4x de- cnAlQuier
fatalidad como la lpresente.
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ANTEs DE PODER

utilizarlos, es menester extraer ell
ferro 4 orc de Ia piedra ], eral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del aceite
de higado de bacalao. Sus virtudes
no Sc encuentran en- sus materias
grasosas y mucho menos en- su as
queroso sabora y olor. Ningnn tisico
6 persona que padezca otra affection
agotante, ha deriyado importantes
benefcios dc 10 que Sc llama aceite
de h1gado de bacalao en- estado ma
tural. Sus efectos sobre los nervios,
la repugnancia con que 10 recibe ell
est6mago, 10 mucho que ofende al
olfato y al paladar, son mas que
suficientes para contrarestar, en- la
mayorla dc las gentes, sus buenos
efectos como medicina, y ESQ sin to-
mar en- cuenta que es de dificil di-
gesti6n. Sin embargo, siempre he
mos tenido motive para Greer, que
envuelto en- los elementos que CON-
ponen ell aceite de bacalao, Sc en-
contraban propiedades curativas del
mas alto valor. Pero fue necesario
separarlas de su nauseabunda ma
triz en- que estaban combinados, y
este es 10 que con gran exito Sc ha
efectuado en- la elaboration de Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
en- cuyo eficaz remedio, tan sabroso
como la miel, tenemos toda Ia esen-
cia del Aceite de Hlgado do Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe de Hi
pofosfitos Compuesto, Extractos dc
Malta v Cerezo Silvestre. Estos in
CRED constituyen un recons-
tructor dc tejidos, un purificador de
Ia sangrc, y un reconstituyente ge-
neral Incompatible. Ante este re-
medic, liz enfermedad Sc retira con
una eficacia y rapidez, que asombra
4 los facultativos tanto como deleita
4 los enfermos. En- todas las enfer-
medades agotantes como Anemia, Es-
crlfula, Influenza, Clor6sis, Diarrea
Cronica, Gripa, Tisis, jamas deja dc
proporcionar un alivio y curar. Gel
Sr. DR.. N. Ramirez Arellano, de Me-
sico, dice: La Preparation de Wam-
polo es doblemente efcaz en- las A.
1ccciones Pulmonares, por la acei6n
de los principles nutritivos del acei-
te de h1gado 5y bacalao.' Cada do
81, cs efectiEa, En toaas las Boticas
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No vino Ell.
Coronol Buchanan
New York

III coronsl James A. B Bachanap,
del r gimiento de Puerto Rico, que
hace dos msses se hallAbA epfarmo
en- ell Hospital Gsnersl de WAah-
iugton y que se espsrAba llegase por
eli vapor xCoamos, se hs via4o imp0-
sibilitado de regresar 6 Paerto REQ
on 10 fscha que hAbfAmos anunciado
Por cartAs llegAdAs en- ell correo de
aver, se saba que este vetsrano de =
guerra civil, saldrk del puerto De
New York, el 1ia 10 del pr6ximo
e zero, & menos que la enfsrmedad
que hoy snffe, le impida salir On esa
fschA.
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Tribunales

Ns.s y
Fusron puestos en- libertad On San
Juan 81 dia 26 por hAber cumplido
condena los mi naividuos Felix Colon,
Felipe Rivera, Ignacio Reyes, Ra.
perta Rios, Cofnelio Martinez. Ger.
vssio Gonzalex, Rosa Diaz y Butts.
To Rivera.
Entraron en- sumario en- Arecibo
Las causas que ne siguen 6 Francisco
Mufos, Custodio TirAdo, JuAn CO
Ion, Pedro Osero y Bsrnardido Fell.
eiano. i
Han entrado en- sumArio en- Ponce
las causas que se siguen & Gaillsrmo
Lopez, Cristobal Ool6n, Manuel Co.
Ion, Angel B ,lt:4n, JoE6 Melendez
y Juan Yauri.
I Aver faeron puestos an libertAd
del Preside De pArtAmeutal por ha.
bsr cumphdo condsnA Elias Miranda
y Manuel Rivera.
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Mdrio dscIiI
MALOGRADO pATRIoTA YPUBIICIsTA PUERTORRIOUEno

Il Il
B.ote sobre ta haesk pare nne sismpreviya
iOh amigo predilscto de mi plimerA edAAi
Nadie q sondear % aims pAtr6tica SILVA
Sir snsaz lro pudo u nombre pronunciar
Las lxgrimas amargas vsrtidas iunto 81 leeho
Nm que exhA1aste, martir, tu atlantic poetrimer,
Verde mantengAn siompre u Alfdmbra del estrecho
Recinto do descansas tras batalAr eruel.
Caando On + lncha cruantA por altos ideales
Descienden n tumha fos hombres como td,
ALI tejerse deben cOronns inmortaIes
Que q ndolsnte pueblo recnerden q: yirtnl.
Ykmf, que On il elad balla le Il fusion, contigo
De amor gloria patria los suenos compArtf,
Qae de tu ardor alentos faf q fntimo tsstigo
E1 L candents Arena de generosa lis;
T6same una eorona piAdoso conssgrarte
Qae conmemore fOh Mariol tu inqu snrAntable Afku;
Mssiayt tc6mO tejerlA dignA de Il, 81 el Arts
No acude u que abzumad0 por Il Ga icci6n eat4?
asf desds estaa playas al.svocar tn historia
De pAtrio amor sublime, do her6ics abneg&cion,
Enmudecido el labio, tribute I'll memoirs
Tan solo s6 de llanto brindarte on mi dolor..
FRANCISCO J. AMY
IL ~
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POR CUANTO & ssAmericAn Rail.
road Company of Porto Rico Ger.
tr1l Agnirre Operator q propietA
ria az u porci6n de IL ffAnqhieia Dc.
i CompAlfA de los. Ferroearriles de
Pnert0 Rico gun is fa6 soncedida con
anteFioridAd para i conatrnccion y
sxplotnGion de NM hnoa Go fsrro0A-
rx1t enfre Ponce 7 GuAyAmas cuyes
pofei6n de- n lencicnadA frAnquieia
q trsspas6 & u Antedi American
RAilroAd Company e Porto r co-.
Csntrsl Agnirre @ operator, por il
CompAf1fa dc Los Ferrocarrslss de
Paerto hico, med1Ante y Antorixa.
con y conseltimisIt9 2 del Oonse1o
EJecutlvo de Puerto Rico en- 0rde-
nArzsde JnHQ u de 1902;
,POR CUANTQ g nencionAdA
Amer1can RatiroAd Company Ct For
to R.co Cantral Agnirre Operator rs
preesntsdo Z este d1bierno ma Re-
1Acioa de las persones lntereeaoss
On y e1Qr0plAclon ocupAelon 90
c1ertas parties De nncAs qua. & usted
munieipAles de S.nta Isahel y Gaa
yAma con arreglo a proyecto que
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Iinea @rrea del 0este
TIN E RIO.

Salilas De Bayam 5n y Capital Sd.
mu1fXmoamnntA
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Declaraciones De Nacimiento )
Defunci6n, en- <La CorresDoaaen-
s'ap
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A los Nota1ios

OARPETAS PARA ESORITURAS
I'm colores so hacen & La Or
dem GIAA COFeaRREsPoNDKNuIA-
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CR()lgICA

Hoy se cumpls el nt6simo mi.
versArio dc II muerte dal poriodista
pasrtorriqne no Mario B aschi. Eo-
bre II tnmba del mxrtir, eaj9an las
Mgrfmas do nuestro MS prbfano afec-
to. No sinti6 q, que hnbo de aes.
rieiar on su gran aims tantos anhe.
l0s de bien para % dssgfac.adA tie.
rrs. lAs convulsiOnes On qua & poeo
dc m musrts % ha retorciao y ae
retureCe Puerto Rico.
DssApareci6 tempo, GUAR 10 el
deseDfreno de Las pAsiones no pndo
llegar hasta 81 para mAnchAr cor o
manch6 y maneha & los buenos puer.
torriqHenos de % epoca que le 40
brevivieran.
ALI eat4 bien, en- el seno de los
justos. Muri6 CON II Gonetencia i'm
pin y lego s las generaciones el
ejemplo de una vida auStora y su
.histofis polftica no sombfeada 10.
mas por ID mancha de la apoatasia,
de 10 inconsecu snciA hi ID doblex
&LA Correspondence. rinde & On
memoirs el alto homensie & sus gran.
des merecimientos dsbido.
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Aver noehe tuvo 1ugar on Paerta
de- TERRA unA hermoaA fiesta, de
'esas cuyo obieto levantan el esprit.
tn y 10 apartsn de ALI donde, en-
alegres espRrcimientos, suels olvi.
dar los que sufren.
Nuestra buena sociedsd se di6 cita
en- el elegante chalet que en- Puerta
d Terra poses ell caballeroso norte.
americano Mr.. Elliot, realso bri
llante ments, con "a decidida coope,
raci6r, il Kermesse que, para reeo-
.lactar foudos CON que terminsr el
H spital de Maternidad, fac organi.
zsda.
Los que 6 10 eristiana carload rim.
dem culto,' cumplieron aver noche
CON deberss que toda recta copeien.
cis iuzgar1 sienpre fnexeusables.
NAaA mss hermoso que la caridAd.
NADIA que levants mas el nivel NOR,
De los pueb.os que los torneos en-
que 6 .tos derramAn 6 manos llenas
su &c eoeroso 6bolo para los desvsli.
dcs y meneste ros %.
e Hospital de Maternidad honra-
RI & San Jaan y cusntos 6 esa obra
contribuyan tiensn derecho & Ii gra
titud de IL patria.
Acaso, cuando ese eaincio este
tsrminado, sea medic eficax que de-
tenga el crimen. Cusndo una desii.
chada pase junto 6 81, de SECURE que
NO 90 avergonxar& de penetrar allf
donde almas piadosAs II aeojer&n,
rastandola quixk al ntmero de infsn.
ticidas que por ocultar liviandades
vacilen entire 10 nsgra honrilsa y L.
males 8 s6res dignos de dos.
lOjsl& ne levants cuanto antes ell
/ He 2ital de Matt r ailad, al que pres.
tara, & no dudarlo, su eficax co 1c tir.
20 10 j,ven asociaei6n ne licsl So.
bre los que en- tan humanitaria obra
se empef1an, eaer&n las bendiciones
del cielo y de lspatria puertorri.
quefia!
Arna0ndo.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-23

Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit cases
Arizona republican., 1902-11-23
INDIGESTION

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