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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
THE RELENTLESS KITCHENER.

Naturally enough Lord Kitchener is the center of more than one very good story
 Asked by one of his staff whether he did not regard the mobile columns un- der his command as the backbone of his army he replied laconcally, Yes, they are what one might call spinal col umns."
 Few people are aware of the extent to which Lord Kitchener 'hustles' his own columns No sooner does a column return from trek and report it's arrival in town than a wire something like the following arrives from the chief;
 'When will you be ready to go out again" The following morning along comes another wire, Why are you waiting?" followed few hours after wards by Why have you not left%'
 Then it is that the column command er preferring the deadly sniper to the relentless man in Pretoria, hastens to get himself out of range of the tele- graph wire,
 A short time ago a well known cav airy regiment arrived at Cape Town and hastened to disambark. The disem- barkation was carried out successfully, and the regiment was quartered by nightfall at Green Point Camp. Early the next morning came a clear the line" message from TX. ! hope you are exercising your horses and men, I shall want you almost immediately" To this the commanding officer replied Propose exercising horses and men all day long
 There was an interval of two hours, then TX $" second message came to hand What do you propose doing at night ?"-London Mail Correspondence.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
osAM' THROWS LONG SERVICE.

Has Been Employed at Government
 Building Twenty Eight Years.
 Samuel s. Tryon of Bloomfield. iani tor of the government building in this city, has reason to feel proud of the record which he has established as an employee of Uncle Sam. When he stops work this evening he will have been employed at the government build ing for twenty-eight years. He has seen many changes in that time.
 sam as he is commonly called, was born in Hartford in January 1S45, and is therefore 57 years old. He received his education at the Brown School, and then accepted a position with Captain EIshire on a farm on the outskirts of the city. He enlisted in Company A. First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, and was with the Northern troops at Fort Fisher Gettysburg and Richmond He participated in much hard fighting and was mustered out in Hartford in 1865. After being home six months he enlisted in the regular army. Ol lllS JIlIbt years tUllSlIIiGIlI Hff spent two years and six months as q private in Battery F,. Third Artillery. He was sent with detachment of soldiers to St Albans, Vt, to prevent the Fenians from crossing the Canadian line, He returned to Fort Adams just before his time expired and thence to Fort Alaska, Savannah, Ga, to guard mii- tary prisoners. He received his discharge and returned to Hartford After that he followed farming for livelihood until March IS, 1874 when he accepted a position as day watchman at the government building. Ground was broken for the building in 1873 and the job was not completed for nine years. Mir. Tryon was subsequently made jaintor, which position he holds to-day.
 Mir Tryon is a general favorite the building. Although nearly SO years old, he is US active as d boy.-Hartford Times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
Mon day. March 24. 1902.
NAW ADvER41sEME ENrs 4O-DAr

Ia2' Annual Meeting Chamber of Commerce. Bargalns--The Edw Malley Co. Boston Symphony Orchestra-Hyperion. Carpets-BroWn X Durham. Carpcts-'Fhe Thompson Shop.
 For Rent-Houses-G II. Webb. Fishing Tackle-'Fhe ]. E. Bassett X Co. For Rent-Rooms-Cen this office. For Rent--Flat-47 Livingston Street. Eos Sale-House-9 -912 State Street. Go-Carts-The Bowditch Co.
 House Lots Stoddum, Gilbert X Co., ll Lost Dog-142 Dwight Street. Liquid Things F.. F. Hall X Son. Lost-Dog- King Place, Fair Haven. Ladies s-Brooks X Co. Mime. Lillian Nordca Hyperion Theater. Opening Days-The Chas. Monson Co. only Good Shoes-N. H. Shoe Co. Repairing Chamberlain Co. Remarkable Gamble Desmond Co. Suits and Wraps-Howe X Stctson. To Rent--DeSk Room-S7 Church Street. The Village Postmaster-'rhe Grand The Head Walters Hyperion. Wanted -Siruation-M. M., This Office, Wantcd-Help-12 Court Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24

Smith emitted a series of blood-curd- ling yells that disturbed those who were trying to sleep all the way from FrenchtoWn to Bonita,' came back from the editor to the writer with the penciled suggestion: "Quite a long sleep. .'-Anaconda Standard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
HOW ANIMALS FIGHT.
MEANS ADOPTED BY QUADRU-
 FEDS

In Their Natural Habitat to OVor- throw Their Enemies-Awkwardn
 of the Camel-Fieree Battles of Trained stallions Among the North
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
Piles Tn 5 to 6 NIphfs

One application gives relief. Dr. Agnew's $ Ointment is a boon for Itching Piles, or Blind, Bleeding Piles. It relieves quickly and permanently. In skin eruptions it stands without rival. Thousands of testi- monials if you want evidence. B cents Sold by W. u. Hull, E. Hewitt-12.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
nAAIHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., March 23, 1902, s pm. Forecast for Monday and Tuesday
 For New England: Fair Monday and Tuesday; light to fresh north winds
 For Eastern New York: Fair Monday, Tuesday increasing cloudiness, light to fresh north to northeast winds.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
ABOUT SUGAR TAX.

indianapolis State Sentinel.
The tax OF the sugar tariff On the people
Is enormous. The average duty assess
ed is Y36 per ton, or total of $48, $751;
goo. The price Of all the sugar con.
sumed, however, being enhanced to
the extent OF the duty OF $36 per ton
or total of 1874 1881 900, it is evident
that S36, 900 additional is paid BY
the people in order to provide the
government with forty-nine millions
Tor revenue, OF which the government
Is not now in need. II the duty il
taken Off Cuba sugar, the benefit of
eighty five millions goes to the people.
Measrs. Willett & Gray take the posi
lion hat it would be wiser for the bee1
sugar people to favor free sugar from
Cuba, as it would still leave them the
benefit OF protection on the balance O
sugar consumed which would have tt
be Imported from tarif-paying coun
tries. The defeat OF Cuban reciprocit,
would BE- likely to result in a revol
against tie sugar tax entirely
and cause the remoYa. ct the tariff al
together.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
FOUND DE AID.

Cor to The Commonwealth.
Kitchin N. G. Feb. IL, 1902
On Sunday evening Feb. 2 about 2
.'c|ock Mr.. T. T Bahb and Mr.. S Keete'
found a well known culored man named
We!I}n Daniel dead near kitchin
He had been to Weldon Saturday AID
got drunk, ana was carried by some
friend of bis in about half a mile OF his
home. He said he could go home
then. It IS supposed that he got lost
and wandered to the place wher, b :
Was found about Ave miles from hi
ho1n,. He fell on his face In little
bottom ana the rain being heavy it j:
aupp osed the Water AMI mud
sfrangled him to death. He wa
known by all white people to be :
g ,od. honest citizen Tha inquest WA
held Mond 4y evening at ? O'Clock bv
DR.. O;Brlan. The verdict was that hs
came to his death by being drunk
After the inquest his family took hi"
home to be buried.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
CUR S BLOOD AND SKIN d.
EASES. ITCHING HUMORS,
ECZE SCROFTLA. Ere

Send 10 i.Oney-sn ply write an
Try Bn:anlc Bio, ID Balm i; o,.r expense
We dist rihuted free over 10000 treat
'nents in Hamilton county, Ohio TIE
cures made by Blood Balm spread $
last we were unable to fill orders II,
the same everywhere. A trial Of
Blood Balm is our best reference S..
ton't hesita'e to write for ii free sample
II yo" suffer from n!cers, ecze.na
blood poison, cancer, exiting sores, itch
ing skin, pimp|es, toils, none pains.
>weliings, rheumatism, catarrh, or an,
blood or skin disease, we advise ,o,
to talc Botanic Blood Balm q. 3 e }
Especially RECOMMENDED for old, nbstln
ate, deep-eea.sd cases of malignant
blood or skin diseases, because Botanic
Blood Balm % B. B kills the poison
in the b'oo,!, cures where all else fails,
heals every sore, makes the blood pure
and rich, gives the skin the rich glow
at health. Il. L. B the most perfect
blood purifier made. Thorough,
tested Ter 30 years Costs 81 per large
hottie at drug stores. To introduce It.
sample CT Bloot! Balm sent free Il,
writing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Describe trouble and free medical ad-
vice also given - This is an hon.
est otfer-medlclne sent at once, pre-
paid.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
100000 FIREIN WASHINGTON

The town of Washington suffered
another great loss by fire last Saturda,
evening. The following special ap
peared in the Raleigh Post of OH:
Washington, n c. Feb Especial
The second largest fire since the
civil war occurred here this afternoon
1t started at 30 O'Clock in the Allan
ii Coast Line freight depot from a de-
tective fue. Before the fire depart
ment could get at work the whole of
the building was on fire. The large
warehouse and a smaller one OF the
company were consumed. They were
| both filled with goods for different
parties and the loss to this company
alone must be near fifty thousand dol
lars.
THE fire spread and the large whole
sale house Of E. Peterson & Co. wa.
burned. Their loss is about $25, 1000,
with $4,000 insurance. The H. Shu
man Furniture Company lost one
warehouse and their goods from the
other were moved. They consider
their loss from four to five thousand
dollars With one thousand Insurance.
s. R. Fowle & Son lost some small
buildings with loss of two or three
thousand dollars. There we're q num-
Der OF small buildings more or less
damaged. Some fifteen firms moved
out, mourning more or less loss. Al
one time it looked like the whole
business section of the town would be
burned in spite of all that could be
done.
'Tarboro and Greervllle were asked
for aid. Both responded, but before
they reached here the fire had been
gotten under control.
"The damage Is near one hundred
thousand dollars. This Is blow tc
the town. The E. Peterson Company
was burned out In the big fire in the
fall Of lS99,nt which time their los,
was heavy.
1.-THE telephone exchange lost about
one thousand dollars. E. r. Nixon
Co. and }. B. Moore, small losses. Ths
fire was under control at 80.
"Later at :25 the wall of the Peter
sou building fell on a colored fireman
by the name of Ed Peed. He was in
stantly killed"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
"GROUND HOG DAY"

Sunday was the day for the ground
,oy, but unless some one can tell us
whether he comes Ont in the morning
or in the afternoon, he bias left us in
ioubt as to what kind of weather we
are to haye for the next forty days. In
the morning it was cloudy and In the
afternoon the sun was shining Rocky
Mount Spokesman.
We have never known just where
The ground hog lives and so have not
sat at the "pasture gap" at any time
to see him come out from his hiding
place on the End OF February. And
really, according to the foregoing quoted
rom the Spokesman, no one seems to
know just what time OF day he comes
out, and as the End Of February was
cloudy In the morning and fair In the
afternoon it is still unsettled.
The CoMMoNwEALrH appoints a
general committee of quill drivers, with
Editor Whichard of the Greenville
Reflector as chairman, to dig deep into
the heretofore unexplored volumes OF
lore touching the ground hog and tell
as By next February just what hour OF
the day he creeps forth, In order that
there may be no more doubt about the
forty days Of weather to follow his
coming.
Don't neglect this matter, brethren
1t is important.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
Some New Arrivals.

Fancy light prints, for
boys shirts, some choice
STYLES for ladies skirts. Pill
low cases, and sheets tor
your bed, pins, needles, silk
and spool thread, ladies'
and children's heavy ribbed
hose, indelible ink to mark
your clothes, suspenders,
combs and toilet soap. Box
paper, pens, and white cot
ton rope. Red blue, violet.
green and black ink, many
other things you little think.
Dates, nuts, cakes, crackers,
and candy, soap, I've, sugar,
and salt very handy; tobac-
co, chewing, SIN o king or
cheroot, snuff, the most
Of people we can suit. High
est price for eggs we pay,
we sell here, Or ship them
away. Any hams you have
to spare, we would like to
buy them here. We are in
the swim to stay. Stop in
when you happen this way.
WILSON ALLSBROOK.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
GOOD NEWSPAPER ENTER
PRISE.
1t is important.

The Raleigh News and Observer
last Sunday printed twenty-fonr page
Good Roads" edition, and 1t was q
great stroke of newspaper enterprise.
Anticipating the good Roads Congress
which Is being held in Raleigh this
week, 1t gave opinion on our road
conditions by we'll known men in yarl-
Gus parts OF the State, and also quite
interesting items about the road con-
ditions throughout North Carolina.
The News and Observer now and
then scores a new surprise in praise
worthy enterprise and good servics to
the State.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
WHEN THECHIMNEY

is choked with SCOT, the fire languishes
aud goes out. When the bronchial
tubes are clogged with phlegm, the
flame of life f1ickers. Intelligent treat
ment with Aliens Lung Balsam brings
up the phlegm, allays Inflammation
stops the cough and pain in the chest
and, in a word, overcomes those ter
rible Gods which it neglected soon be.
come consumption.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
TWO MARRIAGES,
Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
Hobgood. n c., Fep. 10, 1902.
BELL-EDMoEDSDN.

BELL-EDMoNDSoN.
In the Baptist church at Hobgood
md In the presence Ct. company o
riends aud well-wishers, assem- bei t,
witness the rites of snatrlmony, on Feh
), 1902 1T 2 80 O'Clock, p. m, Nil
MOI ie Bel! was married to Mr.. j. Z
Ed:nondson, formerly Of Halifax couu
~, but now Of Newport News, Va.
Miss Maggie Hoard played the wed
ling march. and the rcrrIage vow,
we're taken by Rev & l.. Merrill, pa
COR of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmvndson are We,
AID tavorably known and have man.
friends who wish them IN UGH haril
,e's.
After the marriage Mr.. and MIR
r,dmon dson boarded the 3 o'cioca
train -for Newport News, their futu:,
nOme.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In the home Of her parents, at Speeo
It O'Clock IL the evening Of Weines
lay, Jan. 20, 1902, aud in ths presenc.
i a company Of special friends, Nils
Vary L Howell Was united In mar
rage TO Mr.. A. NJ. Edrnondson, T.
Speed. Miss Carrie Lawrence preside,
at the plano, and the ceremony Wa
reformed by Rev. G l.. Merre!l, pas
TOR OF HubgOOd Baptist church.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
Many School Children are Sickiv

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. used bv Mother GRAY. a nurse
IN Chf!dren's Home, New York. break
up Colds in q hours, cure Feverish-
ness. Headache, Stomach Troubles
ieethlng Disorders and destroy Worms.
Al all DRUGGISTS, 25c. Sample mailed
free. Address, Allen s. Olmstead
Leroy, N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13

nave used Cbamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of wears ard
a we no hes'tacny in saving that it Is
the pest renoedy for coughs, cold and
Group l have ever used in nv family
: nave not words to express nv cor.
n1ence in this Remedy. MRS. J. A
MOORE. North Star, Mich. For sale
by E. I. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
A WRETCHED MILLIONAIRE

The story is told of the owner Of
several railroads who was unable tn
buy relief from the nerve-twist,np
agony OF neuralgia. It is an unlikely
tale. The sick man must have known
that Perry Davis Painkillar would
ne'p him at on;e, as 1t has helped 70
many thousands of sufferers in the
past sixty years. There is but ons
Painklller, Perry Davis.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
GOOD TVI[ZlIBLS.

d. YOU, or will you need coed
cart, Or cart wheels, between now and
spring? If you do: sou can get your
reeds supplied by calling On the un-
ersigncd. He will give you as much
:..lue for your n.ney as you can get
anywhere, no matter where You buy.
Every pair Of wheels warranted.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-13
Educate Your Bowels.

Your bowels can be trained as we'll
as your muscles or your brain. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic train your
bowels to do right. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27

Ell Jaez Khopel i'm 3uso ests
maf1ana disz dollars de muita 6 Eta
nislao Ssrman y Rsfsel TORI echi,
por vsnder lechs adu. .tsrada.
-Ha sido Cas- tigsdo con 10 dias
de .arresto por proferir palabras
obceuaa, ell indiviiro Cruz PAdilla.
e .ts ma q .ns sAllo pAra Hu
macao 81 Taniente de 10 Polic1a To
sulaH sef1or Fernandez Mater, que
50 hsllAbA en- uso de licenciA an eAts-
Capital, con motive ds los suceso-
desar rolladcs suoche en- Hunaaczo.
La Junta Superior de S snida
en- session celehr Ada sysr, aprobo
pl. no det slosntariilado de la ciuds
presentado por este Ayu- ta MEL :
to.
La ha sido concs i1a lii enci~
para trasladarse los Est. dos Un 5,
dos al Q afmico de- departane to i.
SAnida sef1or B ;. kelley
-Justino Cihtron fns csst'gad
con 90 aias de arresto por Jnez G =
Paz de San Frat cisco, por aiteEar il
paz pGblica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27

Hoy enb.rc6 sra los E. U.
el j6ven 10. en- Farm.c'.. don Jo-
Sc .Antonl. Bruno &c Guayxms, Gu.
fado de don Maximino Luzunaris,
Jefs de penales Dicho joven "
10 Met 6poii, Coz objsto de hacerse
ingeniero electricist&, para cuya CT
rrera tiene condolences especiales y
bastante cApkcidad.
0-El professor de ingles. Sr. G.
T. La Bau, fue multado po- el Juez
de- Psz de San Francisco Goa Is DO
liars, por aitratar Al nif1o Claud' D,
se cuyo sucsso di1Aos cueuta aver.
= En- el registro civil del Distrito
de San Francisco Be hs inscrito el
nacimienso del nifo Salvador Flores
Costc SO.
Ell Juez BAzan impuso aver
tarde IS de m ulta Bsnito AoAd, por
%greoir CON IN parsguas & Az olina
rio Cruz.
Han ingresado en- Ia c&rcel de
ests. ciudad, or orden del Jasz de
PaS, u s.4.su 1Alderon BaniGez y
Jos6 Rosario RosA ~ Pucholo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27
Otra Ultima hOra.

Aclbsmos de fee ioir nm telegra
ma de HumGcao en- el que cor
msndo las notieiss "a conccidAs se
nos dan los siguientes detalles &c
los sucesos de anoche
Muerto Pipo 81 lar, sAstre; he
riio region pectorsl, IN carreter }
no identificsdo Aup, herido regiGa
lumbar, JESUS Almiroty, herido re-
gion iDguinal izquierda, Luis Delgo
do, hefido region TEMPORAL 'asnche,
Luis Cas&blanca, nif1c de IA al "a,
herido region music derecho. Re-.
fuerzos de policfa llegsron mad.
gada de Nagu4bo y FAjardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27

informes que llegan, se@n efeet.s de
la 'ucha frAtriclas que se h. desa'
rrollado ea Il. Isls.
Los telegramss oficiales Que he.
mos podiAo yer en- ell cuartel general
de la Poiicfs, dicen que las ocnu y
media proximamenta ocurrio un san
geiento encuentro frente 6 L. bo:sca
Gel Sr. Noya de la niudad de- Hur a.
Gao, asegurando telegramas de iu. o.
le particular que dicha lucha fue de
c~r&cter poiftlcc.
Sc disparRron al rededor de 200
tiros de reviewer, vi6ndose preeis&
ds Ia poliS 10 5 hacer fuego para res
tablecer el ordeu, NO sia que fuerap
vfcsimas de 10 collision seis rersonss
8 muertos y tres heridcs; en- entos
dltimas, de los que couocemos, fgu
ra nm i6ven cultisimo de .inmejors
bles prendas personales, por su
educaei6a y car&cter, don Jes1s Al
miroty y PorrAts.
Los mnertos son Eu!Mlio Marti
neg, Pho So.ar y nm desconocidC; los
heridcs, Luis DeIgado, un descono
cido y 81 susodicho eAballero don Je'
s rs Almiroty.
Deploramos tales hecho5 repe.
timos una vez mas 10 que hemos COT
slgnado muchas veces ca estas CO
lumnas. La politica de pAsiones =
discordiSs QUE Sc sigue en- Puerto
Ricc, es funesta.
Los directories de los grupos
que Sc dispaSsn Ii supremAcia da In
opinion, deben pre- di ar 10 paz, 10
svenenciA y sino 10 h&csn faltarAn q
sus deberea porque pudiendo evlt&r
gr&ndes males, no los evitan.
Esto no eB lucha de ideas, sino
de persc mas y los huenos puerto-ri
que nos, debaa pensAr con caims 10
que hacen, Yecspacitsr con madurez
10 one oeurFa nc dsjAndose Arras'
tiar hacia ese v6rtlcs qas tcdo 10
dektruye.
A medida que recibAmos det&
lies de los b achos de Hbmacao, que
hsmos pedido sin liu i.ac.o1, los lie
mos publlc@ndo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27
ASamblea en- Cuba.
Sobre la paga del e;;6reito.
POr POGO son SilbadOS dos mi
litareS,

Santiago de Cuba. LA Asam.
bleA celebrAda On el teatro xCubas,
f2e presidida por ell Marques de SAr.
to Lucia, Sr. Salvador Cisneros y Be
tancourt,
.HAblaron los generates Enrique
Collazo y Sanchez Figueras, coro.
lei Jimenez, capitAn Duque Estrads
y coronel Ferrar&.
Excepto estos dos 1ltimos to.
los Apoyaron Ii realizkci6n de mn
smpr6stito para Ia pAga del Eiercito
Aibertador.
POGO falto para qne fuesen sill
bsdos FerrarA y Duque de Estrada
puG su Rctitud opuesta & que So efec.
Tue nm gran empr6stit
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n que
presidirGlel Sr. Cisnert Bet nc curt,
para que se entrevitte con todos los
Centros de Veteranos de 10 isla COZ
cbjeto de unir sus gestiones para
ActiyAr IL paga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-27
Ell BANQUETE.

L1 mesa a1tfsticam ate ssrvidA
presentaba un bonito golpe de Wis
t&
Lx luz electrica hiriendo los
cristAles de IL vAjilla que brillsb'
entire ell rojo matiz del rico msntel,
4 ores y adornos, elegancis y chtc er
el salon y fvera, csrcs, In luna rie
lAndo en- 10 &pacible superficie del
dormido mar, que apenas hacfa Off
el murmullo de kus olAs al acRric Ar
10 blanca arena, d&hA cuadro d'gno
del p:ncel de HAez, del cAnto de un
poeta.
O.uparon ambas cAbecerAs de Ia
mesa los amigos, obieto de 10 fiesta,
don Jorge Fernando z LAtimer y de-
Santiago B. Palmer y luego los Sc
rores E. Fernandez, M, EchavarrIa,
A. Fernandez, r. A NAdal, Luis
NAdal, G. Fort M. Bastelo, A Me-
nendez, Coronel venezolano A IbA'
IRA, e. Disz Lecuna, F Molins, J.
Mercado, I. r MILAN, H. Perez, J..
de ZspgotitS, e. Lopez Ditz. l. r.
Latlmer y ell croniSta
Llegada la hora de les brindis
hicieron uso de lA palAbra var los de
los comensAles que fueron muy q
olaudidos.
Ell sef1or Lecuna ejecuto III pia'
no Alguncs trozos musica,es que fue'
ron acompaf1ados por dos escojidcs
tocaaores de guitarra.
A las tres de la maf1anA ragre'
samos todCs en- IN tren especial &
Sau JaAn trsyendo las gratAs impre
stones de In pasAda velAds,
Sc entreg5 al sxf1or Fernandez
ua menssje de sim ps tia que suscri
bieron tudos.
Q1e vuelvs pronto ell viajero que
sc ansenta y q quie n declines pAro
diando & ~Momos "Vete y persigu
mi suerlu" Vete y ven puertorrique
Go' Tus amigos no to olvidar.
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