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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

ground. A few fiat stones may be, ar
ranged to advantage, so as to catch the
rain water and lead II to the plant
roots. thus aiding nature in maintaining
moisture. 1t will have to be well wa
tered at first. until capillary action is
established with the subsoil. To give
q natural effect to the whole, masses Of
stone may be scattered about in hap
hazard way, and planted with beauty of
the woods. Too systematical an ar
rangement Is to be guarded against II
the native grace of the home of this
class Of plants is to be preserved.
The editors of the Country Gentle
man emphasize the concluding sentence
OF the above article. AS q general
thing, they have Just one suggestion to
persons about to construct artificial
rockwork-don't! In nine cases out Of
ten the result will be something like
Fig. 1.
An ugly pile of stones. obviously not
the arrangement of nature, placed
where nobody wants stones either for
utility or for beauty. But of course
the effort to secure natural grace and
picturesqueness is sometimes success
full. The structure should look some
thing like Fig. 2.
AS q general rule, 1t should not be
placed on level ground. but on the side
OF slope, bank, or side of a ravine
just at those places where, in nature,
beds OF rocks are apt to protrude. II
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

showing rancy lace-like weayes and en-
broidered effects. Macrame Is intro
duced to give the note of novelty, the
stock itself In most instances being quite
simple and plain. with fancy tab ir
front edged with macrame and possibly
a tiny tassel in addition. The tassel IL
the dominant new note in the fall neck
wear. and some of the smartest stocks
are festooned all around with tassels
attached to inlet motifs Of some sheer
material or soft silk. Considerable
vogue is anticipated for macrame
trimmed stocks and likewise for broad
collars OF this lace which is enjoying
considerable favor at present In Paris.
Fringe. In company with tassels and
pendants. figures on many Of the fall
stocks, more particularly those fash
Toned from crepe de chine. and similar
sheer fabrics and soft silk. and striking
ly pretty effects are obtained with or
namentation of this kind In self or con-
trasting tone. These fringed stocks
suggest the old-time jabot, but Il Is
a glorifed jabot. with none Of the stiff
ness Of the old-fashioned article. The
turnover collar and cuff sets in plain
and embroidered linen and the newer
Teneriffe work appear In variety that is
bewildering and 1t is predicted that later
on these matched sets will be found in
silk and chiffon prettily embroidered.
In drawn work stocks are in many eff
fective designs, and the mannish types
are noticeable for their style and smart
ness. In the wash goods are included
the numerous strips of embroidery or
cambria which some women prefer to
the tight-fitting stock. while the fancy
lace collars are found in a practically
endless collection. ranging from the
dainty little stock to the elaborate shoul-
der cape with stole ends. Broad collars
and collars with stole ends promise to
receive marked attention during the
coming season, and SO, too, do soft
scarfs of crepe de chine and like mate.
rails, set on with decoration of Ten
eriffe wheels. So numerous are the new
productions that but hint can be given
of their range and variety, but the &C
companying illustrations represent q
few of the newest and most distinctive
models. Neckwear covers such large
field that the most exacting woman II
sure to find that which will suit her
fancy, and there is no excuse for the
girl or woman who fails to obtain be-
coming stocks and scarfs and collars
from the display for the present and
coming season.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26


knots with the thread around the fin
gers over the thread in the shuttle.
kept the thread around the fingers too
tight and made the knot with the
shuttle thread over 1t instead Of vice
versa. The consequence was I could
make one hole and draw 1t with the
end OF the thread, but; of course.
could make no more.
When the shuttle Is passed under
the thread around the fingers the fin-
gers must be spread and the thread
held tightly around them. The mo-
ment the shuttle comes up on the 9TH
er side the fingers must be relaxed
and the shuttle thread held tightly.
All the time. OF course. the circle of
thread around the hand is held firmly
by the finger and thumb. The only
way to do It is to try over and over
again. Having once mastered this
initial dificulty, the rest is easy.
For simple trimming which can be
used on the edge OF tucks or rufles
stitch two rows Of machine stitching
about a quarter OF an inch apart and
the same distance from the edge,
Then, with contrasting color. or the
same color as the goods of Roman
floss or heavy mercerized cotton, run
the threads diagonally through every
other machine stitch. which should be
long, in order to permit the thread to
run through easily.-Good Housekeep-
ing.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26
Her.e. L.l.e 70 w.lk r..t.

The walk Of young horse is large
ly influenced by the driver. Even on
the farm, II you put horse into the
care OF slow. idle man, and II a,young
horse is driven by slow. careless man
anything like considerable time, the
animal will acquire habit Of slow mo-
tion that will be difIicuIt to overcome.
In majority Of the cases allow. trail
ing gait makes really harder work for
the horse. A moderately quick walk.
with At least all ordinary farm work, ex-
hausts the animal less than . slow.
poky gait.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26
rimelx Dairy Criticism.

One OF the German agriculturists re-
Gently touring in this country criticised
the placing of hand separator in the
middle Of the dairy barn, and stated that
the German law would forbid the placing
of a separator in such situation. Why?
Because OF the liability of the cream to
absorb barn odors. with consequent low
ering Of the quality Of the butter. They
evidently believe in preventing the In
PRODUCTION Of on navors in the milk In
stead of relying on the ability Of the
butter maker to get them out afterwsrd.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

should be shaded by trees. and the rocks
themselves should be partly covered
with plants growing in their crevices;
climbing and trailing plants are espe-
cially appropriate. It often happens
that rocks Of suitable character may be
found already on the spot; and all that
is necessary is to improve what nature
has furnished, by the introduction of
plants, and by clearing away whatever
is offensive. Where the rocks are to be
furnished, they must be large and
massive-the larger the better-weigh-
ing ton or more. On the banks of q
small stream rocks are always inter-
esting; and q small cascade dashine
among them. or rill trickling down
their sides, in the midst Of occasional
plants in flower. gives them q very
pleasant character.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

The maiden who tans becomingly IL
a hard thing to find, while as for those
who blister and burn on the slightest
provocation their name Is legion. II
is well for the ordinary woman, there
fore, to forego her desire for healthy
tan and take little care of her COM
plexion. Powder is a great protection
against the ravages Of the weather and
above all things, the face should not
be washed with soap and water at the
conclusion of an outing. Peeled noses
and blistered cheeks are almost certain
to result from such treatment In
stead a cleansing cream should be lib
orally applied. II soap must be used.
the mildest Of paste soaps should be
selected. with little borax in the
water, and a good skin food should
be rubbed in the skin afterward.- Chi
cago News.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

bottom washed without lifting the can.
Drive two stakes, a a. in the ground.
and in each place bolt, b b, so 1t will
fit into the handle of the can, C. The
can will swing readily or may be taken
DOWN.. A. Sheaf, in Farm and Home.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26
highland scenes.

To one pound of flour allow four ounces
of fresh butter. Rub It in thoroughly;
then add as much hot milk mixef with
two beaten eggs as will make a soft
dough. Mix quickly, roll out. cut into
shapes and bake. Serve hot, cut open
and buttered. detroit Free Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26
orIsin on main wat.r.

Every year layer Of the entire sea
IA feet thick Is taken up into the
clouds; the winds bear their burden
into the land and the water comes
down in rain up<n the fields. to now
back through rivtrs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26
HOLDER FOR MILK CANS.
A Simple Contrivance which Assures
Cleanliness and Saves q Lot
of Annoyance.

Holding milk can while washing Is
made easy by my plan, as shown. Water
can be emptied from the can and the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

Yolks Of eggs left over when the
whites have been used will keep for
several days II placed In bowl OF cold
wster.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

!. - When the window Ratt1es.
z II windows rattle at night q few
folded slips Of paper placed between
the sash and the casing win bring
peace and quiet
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

DO not hang q mirror where the sun
shines, for the suns rays acts on the
mercury and the glass becomes
clouded
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26

How TO Keep Lemons-
Lemons will keep better In cold wa
ter than on . shelf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
FLOTA RUSA

Un telegrama que envian de Berlin
q "The lJal y Chronicle, supone que la
aota rusa del Mar Negro Sc compone
actualmente de SO barcos de guerra
lundandose para este en- que no Sc sabe
4 punto flo el ntimero de los buques
que allf ha do lanzando Russia al aqua
desde hace varios afios y especialmen,e
en- estos 1itimos.
Estfmase, sin embargo, fundadamen
como absurdo ese nllmero, que seme-
jante fota estuviera destinada Jue-
dar encerrada en- el Mar Negro, sobr.
todo en- estos momentoS, en- que ha
llanse proximos a desarrollarse sucesos
de vasta importancia de un modo rapi-
do y SECURE en- ell Oriente europeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
g ante n0Esaiaaeg0
PO2 Ell CORREO FRANCES

En- Taib6n, secci6n de Guayubiu, el
d1a 3 del presente mes, tuvo lugar TN
sangriento combate entire las fderzaF
del gob1erno mandadas por el genera
Santiago D1az y fuerzas revolucionarias
que operan bajo las ordenes del gene
raj Jacinto Velazquez y hermanos Cha
yes. Opero la artillerfa y despues de
varias horas dc fuego, retiraronse las
tropas del gobierno, habiendo tenido
ochenta y pico de bajas entire muertos
y heridos Ei segundo dfa retiraronse
los revoluci naros. por falta de muni-
clones a Ia Cordilera Central.
En- Santiago hay varias partidas que
Sc han levantado despues de la muerte
del general Valverde. Diariamente
tirotean la poblaci5n
En- La Vega opera el general La
sala. Ultimamente on las Inmedlaclo-
mes de 81 Zanjal, tuvo lugar TN
encuentro, en- el qle cas- eron setenta
prisioneros en- po Ter de la revo ucion
habiendose savado milagrosamente G,
general Aqulles Alvarez, jefe de las
fuerzas del gobierDo.
Ell nl1c go mayor de la revolucion Sc
halla en- Ia inca Nuroeste, en- las in
mediaciones .de las Lagunas, donde
operan los generates Arturo Zeno y Ra-
mon Tavarez En- estos 4 timos d1as
Sc preparaban pa,a to ar a iiajabon
que. indudab.ente, habra caido va en-
poder de los revolu ionarioS Estos tie
men, actualmente, muy cerca de mil
hoMbres dos piez IS de artillerfa.
Han entrado por ia Inca el general
Carlos Anderson y Ramon de Lara.
En- ell Bonao fusl'o el gobierno dos
soldados que habfan desertado.
En- las Raices, seccion dc Santiago,
fusilaron tres individuos y en- Qua yu-
bin cinco, por haberseles encon trado
arfnas ocultas.
La revoucion ha estallado va en- Ell
Sur de la Repdblica, ha5iendo tornado
las poblaciones de Neyba y Las Damas
Avanza sobre el Distri:o de Barahona.
Por ese lado del Sur operan los gene
rales Santiago Oviedo, Rafael r. Ro-
driguez y Alejandro Defio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
ffE-RGA de DETALLRSTAS''
DE SAN JUAN PUETO RICO
PRIMERA CONVOCATORIA

En- session celebrada por la Junta de
Gobierno de esta Sociedad en- II del
corriente, Sc acordo con arreglo al Ar
tfculo I8, parrafo 10 del Reglamento,
convocar a Junta general ordinaria de
accionistas, para Ell % lel actual las
dos de la tarde en- el local de costum
bre.
Todo accionista podra ser represen
tado por otro debidamente autor:zado,
con arreglo al Artlculo 50 del Regla-
mento.
Talnbien fue acuerdo suplicar todos
los accionistas, pasen exam mar el Ba-
lance general practicable en- 81 de Enc
70, que Sc encuentra en- Secretar1a, Te-
tuan IS, y lie presten toda su ateccion,
a fin de que ell dia de la junta, puedan
con perfecto conocimiento, discutir y
emitir su opinion acerca del mismo
Lo que Sc hace pdblfco para general
conocimiento de los interesados; supli
cando la puntual asistencia por tener
que tratar asuntos de interes general.
San Juan Puerto Rico Febrero doce
de mil novecientos tres.
Ell Secretario,
JOSE FERNANDEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
ITALIA

Los pe1isdicos publican una protesta
[6rmada por ocho comerciantes italia
nos de vinos, contra ell embajador de
T1rquia y dirigida al ministro de Ne
|gocios Extranjeros.
Como es sabido, todos los embajado-
res tienen derecho introducir en- Ro-
ma vinos y icores de sus pafses res
pectivos sin pagar ninguna clase de de-
rechos, siempre que destinen estos II
quidos a ser consumidos en- las festas
que suelen celeb ar los individuos del
Cuerpo diploma leo extranJero.
Seg1n afrman dichos comerciantes,
ell embajador de Turqufa ha hecho uso
repetidas veces de dicha autorizacion,
pero en- lugar de consumir dichos fqui-
dos en- los festines de la Embajada los
ha vendido en- hoteles, fondas y alma
Genes. perjudicando a los comerciantes
de buena fe, que han satisfecho los de-
rechos de Aduanas y de Consumes.
En-la protesta que publican los pc
rlodicoS, los ocho comerciantes dejan
trasluclr la sospecha de que ell represen-
tante de aIguna otra naciSn europea
haya podido lucrarse en- idGn leo trafco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
ONO
NOTICE OF APEHCATEOM
for a franchise

In accordance with the rules of the
Committee on Franchises, Concessions
End Privileges of the Executive Coun-
Gil, notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has filed with the Executive
Council an application for franchise
for the establishment and maintenance
of plant and system of wireless tek-
graphy in Porto Rico for the transmits
sion and exchange of messages between
Porto Rico and other stations outside of
such island, and that the said application
will be submitted to and heard by the
said Committee On Wednesday February
IS, 1903, at 10 A. NJ, at which time ali
perEons having any objections to the
granting of such franchise NAV present
the same verbally or in writing in the
ofite of the Attorney General.
San Juan, Porto Rico, Feb. 2, 1923.
CONRADO PALAU.
Dexter g. Hord,
Attorneys. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
Miel de abeia

No Sc venderA nj ofrecerS en- venta
mi Sc fabricara 6 producira en- Puerto
Rico, con ell proposito de venderse &
ofrecerse en- venta, nj Sc t1ansportara
conducira para su expendio en- la Isla
con ell caracter 6 bajo el nombre de
t1iel de Abeja, ning1n artfculo que no
tuere enteramente ell producto de Apis
Mellifica, 6 que contuviere mas del 2o
p.S de aqua. menos del 30 p.9 de la
totalldad de glucosa, 6 mas del o rs p.9
de ceniza, 6 que estuviere de alg1n mo-
do adulterado segt1n Sc atiende def
ne en- estos Reglamentos.
NADIA tendra este Reglamento prohi-
Dir la venta de miel artificial, miel com
puesta, &, &. :, siempreique sobre toda
vasija, lata &. g.. Sc pinte, estampe.
lmprlma, o de otro modo Sc ponga, la
expression: "Miel Artificial "Miel com.
puesta," & &.
Las pa'abras Artificial, compuesta,
& g.. deberan ser uestas con letras
no menos de una pulgada de largo, y
de tai manera colocadas, que sean facil-
mente visibles 1egibles. Estas pala-
bras han de ser mayores que las ante
rlores del 1otulo, sin exception alguna
de casos especiales.
Despues de las palabras anterior
mente mencionadas, Sc debera poner ell
nombre de cada uno de los ingredien-
teS de la miStura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
RgDSHA
MALOS AUGURIOS
JOSE FERNANDEZ.

La Ultima obra de Mereschekowsky
Sc tltula "Paraiso terrenaT.
Es una aristocratica, .concebida en- e
misticismo y Ell pesimismo mas abso
utoS.
Ell escritor ruso describe ell estado {
que llegara la sociedad con ell socialis-
mo tiiunfante en- ell siglo XXI.
La mayor parte de los hombres sc
negaran TRAFALGAR y Sc devoraran 10.
unos los otros.
Sc efectuara una selection entire los
nif1os, dedicando un clerto nt1nero de
ellos perpeluar la especie.
Seran educados por una clase de
hombres, los maestros, y servidos po
c CjClavoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
!. que dicen
los astronomos

p fin de la TERRA no producira efec-
toaiguno en- el innumerable ejercito de
mndos que gravitan en- la lnmensi-
da.
nj siquiera I'm incidente, porque Ell
spDo de que nos orgullecemos solo es
areclabe como punto imperceptible
VITO desde I'm pequefo ndmero de es-
tsllas. -
FL universe, una vez anulada Ia tie
"a, continuara brillando con sus fueqos
eslumbrandores, sin o o.uparse del Sfc-
70 perdido en- el inmensurable campo
el infinite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19

Her Gustar Kaphun, presidente de
a Aslciaclon germanica de fabricantes
de ia Saco, ha declarado que el Gobier-
40 imperial sc propone pacionalizar ia
!udus ria del tabaco de I'm modo semc.
Jante a. sistema que rige en- la Repdbli-
ca fraacesa.
Ei 'objetivo a que responde este pro-
pos't' es el de- frustrar los planes del
tru4 anglo-americano del tabaco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19
AleHlaania

Se han verifcado en- Berlin impor-
tantes experiences de telefonia.
Los 1efes de comunicaciones Sc felici.
tan dc S~ls resuitadoS, porque Sc la
conseg1ldo comunicar ror teleFono una
distantla de mil millas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-19

Z h0s tip6graf0s
Federation libr.e

San Juan, Puerto Rlco, FeDrero I9
5e1eo3,
Gr. Director del BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
Distinguido ciudadano:
La Union Tipogra6ca de San Juan
MIN. 47S. subordinate a la Internacio-
nal Tipografca de Norte America, ST.
plica 4 usted, haga p1blico en- las CO.
umuas de su ilustrado periodico, que
el domingo 22 del presente llevara a
efecto un meeting regular" en- los sa-
tones de la Federation Libre. Cruz 49,,
Ell el que Sc resolvaran asuntos de in
teres pratico para ell bi.nestar del ele-
lnento tipografco de Puerto Rico. Tam
pien Sc tratara de la proxirna llegada a
esta Isla de Mr.. Samuel Gompers, Pre-
sidente de la "America Federation of
Labor" y del festival con que celebrara
su primer aniversa1io esta Union.
Por tan distinguida atencion, antid-
pa a usted las G. acias.
Res espetuoscmente
Por la Union
Ramon Romero Rosa, $
Secretario.
Evening journal., 1903-01-05
NOTES OF CITY CHURCHES

Evangelist Ostrom and Hills yester-
day began their second week OF pecial
evangelistic services in Grace NJ. K.
Church. There was a large attendance
Lac both services. For the remainder
of this week Mr.. Ostrom has arranged
the following sermons.
AIOnday-'l'he Era OF Greatness
Tuesday Destructive am.
Constructive"
Wednesday, Early Christians.
Our Reiord and Theirs"
Thusday-'Trhe Innermost Of Re
demption."
Friday-"rhe Spirit Filled"
AT the morning service Mr.. Ostrom
called attention TO the fact that it was
the twenty-frst anniversary Of the Ley.
William Writ Kings first sermon. and
asked the congregation to congratulate
|Dr KING at tie end OF the session.
Presiding Elder Robert Watt preached
in 81. Paul's H. h. Church last night.
There were two conversions and several
asked for prayers.
I'm Asbury M. H.. Church last night.
the following Epworth League officers
We're installed' President, NOrval Arm
strong first vice-presdent. Alfred Ander-
son: second vicc-president Mrs. Norval
Armstrong; third dce-president, Miss
Clara Vest fourth Nce-presdent. II. A.
Miten. treasurer and chorister. Miss
Blanche Whitcrnft. secretary. III. s.
Perry pianist. ROseby Willcutts: assist
ant pianist Miss Florence Howell. The
league has organized a large choir and IL
gave excellent music last evening All
of the services at Asbury were we'll att
tended yesterday despite the weather.
Miss Boyer OF Chester. IS singing IN
Central Presbyterian Church in the alb
senee of Mrs. w. +. Smalley
90. The Rev n w. Wells made the ad-
dress af the service conducted by ST. An
drcws Chapter of the brotherhood OF st
Andrews Chapter OF the brotherhood of
81. Andrew at the county hospital at
Farnhurst. yesterday.
Evening journal., 1903-01-05
OBSERVING WEEK OF PRAYER
Central and Hanover Presbyterian
Churches VIII Unite for
Services

Central and Hanover Presbyterian
Churches Will conduct a united week OF
prayer beginning this evening. The
program follows:
This evening at 7.45 o'clock, Central
Church lecture room preacher the
Rev. w. S Murray; soloist r. II.
Mason.
Tuesday. 7.45 o'clock; preacher, the
Rev. S. b. Wylle: soloist, II. II. Car
yer.
Wednesday. 7.45 O'Clock preacher.
the Rev. n. r. Stahl; soloist. Miss Gar
rett
Thursday. L45 o'clock, Hanover
Church lecture room, preacher, the
Rev c. S. Stevens.
Friday 7.45 o'clock; preacher. the
Rev. II. ii. Moore
Faithful and prayerlul attendance Is
urged. a meeting Of men only, Mon
day, January H. az 8 p. m. in the lee
ture room is TO be addressed by a dis
tinguished lawyer OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1903-01-05
A. 0. U. W. INSTALLATION
Grand-Master Groves and Deputies
Will Install Officers Tonight

Benjamin A. Groves. grand master
OF the Grand Lodge Of Delaware, A. O.
u. W., assisted by his deputies viii in
stall officers in the following subor-
dinate lodges tonight:
january 8. Fidelity Lodge, No. 2S.
Wilmington. Grand Foreman, Dr. H.
w. Howell; Kennett Lodge No. 80.
Kennett Square, Pa, James Clark; l2;
Georgetown Lodge No. is, George
town, Grand Master Workman: Mizpah
Lodge, No IA. Smyrna. p. G.. NJ. W., J..
e. Carroll, 10, Century Lodge, No. 80,
Millsboro, Grand Master Workman;
Bridgeville Lodge. No. 10. Bridgeyille
|P. G. M. W., ]. +. Ellis; Valley Lodge
No. 10. Hockessin, James Clark, 26,Pro-
lection Lodge, No. 20, ST. Georges
Grand Master Workman; February 2
Loyal Lodge No. %, Frederioa, Grand
Master Workman.