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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24

contra los explotadores y .burgueses.
Sabemos de SECURE que el org&-
n'zador de ese movimiento que inicia
en- la isla, establecera 81 Quartet gene.
raj en- esta ciudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
NOTAS De AGUAD|LLA
La carcel, en- las peOres con-
diciones de sseo E hygiene,
smenaza a la pobIacj6n.
MAS ACADEMIES
Sc anuncia la pr6xima decla-
racidn de huclga en- muchas
hncas de eSta cOmarca.

.1bril 2o,--Se nos asegura que ell
edlticio que ocupa ell penal no tiene
una sola letrina. Por cuyo motive
vem0s dlarlamente a~travesar por algu-
mas de nuestras GALES, o perjuicio
de la salud p1blica, materials %fecales,
cuyas e~manaciones dahan la salud A
TODD ESQ hay que ailadir que no sabe-
mos 81 por negligencia 8 ~abandono. Sc
ha dejado secar Ell dnico algibe que
surtfa ell aqua d los presses. Y, pesar
de TODD, Sc pagan %mensualmente 60 do
liars al Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad
por alquiler,
-Siguen las desgraclas: En- la
manana del Martes sali0 de aqui en- el
tren para la Central xColoso1 ell ioven
Diego Sanabria, hermano de Maria
Sanabria, que fuG herida en- la cabeza
por un barreno. All llegar al sitio re-
ferido Sc lanz6 yendo cl tren 4 toda
yelocidad, tractur1ndose la pierna de-
recha.
-l'or la policfa tuG sorprondido
infraganti y |denunciad0 en- ell acto an
te ell juez de paz, el individuo Jose
Alduondo, comotiendo inmoralidades
indescribibles en- plena via pdblica y
a la luz del dia. FL juez lie impuso una
multa de dos pesos y las costas.
En- Ell tribunal de este Distrito
fu6 Zelda la s%entencia al acusado .Jos6
Lassalle, de Moca. por ell dclito de mn.
tilacion, ell que Tue ~condcuado 4 sufrir
: amos de prosidio con trabajos for
zados,
En- nuestra Corto de Distrito Sc
VIC la causa dc apelaci6n contra el
lndivlduo Agapito Rodriguez. de La.
res, acusado de turbar la paz pdblica.
Este procosado no c~ompareci0. Al fri
bunal dict6 sentencia y lie impuso una
multa dds3o pesos Q tres meses de cir
eel.
He tenido ell gusto de saludar a.
distinguido correligionario don Ma
ouel Muho2 Saurf, quien desde hace
dlas SO e%ncuentra en- esta ciudad en-
gestiones de esa empresa perio6istlca.
Sc tome por esta localidad 10
prdXlma declaraci6o dc una gran huel
"a entire los trsbajadores todos de las
haciendas y de los que Sc italian ecu.
Qados en- los nucyos trabajos ferro.
y%larios. Tamblen SC dice que llegarap
en- breye oradores socialists para
emprender la campana, segda clos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
N0TAS De CAYEI

At5,I -Ea cstos dias faa cir
culado yarias hojas suelias, 1 .fir.
tuapdo lag propagaudasQue ha.a e.
senior Iglesias Entire estas Ii jas Il,
que ha llamado 10 utenci6n perlo jti#
cioso de los conceptos es Ia cue lsma
81 joven Antonio Le6u Caudelas. El
Cayey no preyalecen as propagandas
qua tienen q entorpecer la marche
del trabaio, Alecciouado por 10 zpc-
riencia va conociendo nuestr0 pueblo
sus intereses.
-Antier, una parea de ia polic,8
presto IN servicio importanle Z.
vecino del barrio Monlellaa9, Car
men Ndhsz, Sc lie desaparec.o ID
cerdo cuyo valor 40 ezced6a De se.q
dollars. Embellishments que il f5.i.
cia Sc enter6 del Il che lis COZ It's I'D
torres del robO. Il .bian mata1o el cen
lCPet"pg 81 b pigiog !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
Ell kbate LaCrOix.
Ia UNION REPUBLICAN,

En- casi todas las proyincias de
E.pans sc han celebrado mas meetings
republicsnos, para conmemorar e.
auiversario de la Asamblea veriicada
an Madrid ell p de Msrzo de !, s03 DE-
la cue surgi6 IL Unidn RgptbiicQna.
Sc p~ronunciaron discusses EMU
siastas por la causa, no faltando en-
sllos la nota de censura y en6rgica
contra ell caciquismo y los actusles
tobernantes, e~xhortando todos los ora
dores 4 la union, para c%0nseguir Ia
implantacion de la republica en- Es
pana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
DESDE SAN LORENZO
Repub'icanos yunionistas. Co
mo administran unos y otros
los recursos del pueblo.
PARANG0N HERM0S0
La administration de San
Lorenzo eS hoy modelo de
pulcritud Y honradez

Tn c~orresponsal IN paltiJHs de
The Puerto Rice SlU 2nuncia enfatica-
mente que pronto dara informes sobre
oil abandono en- que esta la admins.
traci6n de este pueblo, para que ter
ga buen acierto en- la <importante mi
si6ns que ha echado sobre sus HON
bros, bueno ser& que empiece por de-
cirnos 10 que sepa acerca de n FL
TRACTION habida en- no lejano tempo, y
de 10 que hubo que hacer para tapar
oil roto, como dice 81 iibaro; quien do
81 dinero para taparlo, y & Gambia de
que.
Tambien podra decirnos que Sc
hizo el material de cierta o~fcina, cuya
partida aparece agotada en- el primer
trimestre del aho econ6mico, sin que
ell material no aparezca por ninguna
parte, y por dltimo podra tambi6n eX-
plicarnos por que la partida de me.
dicinas aparece tambi6a cast agota-
da On los meses de Octubre y Noviem-
bre Gltimos, coincidiendo casualmente
este cast agotaniento cor el periodic
electoral. Explique primero estas co.
sitas, de las muchas que tenemos en-
cartera, y liable despu6s, porque 10
c~ontrario serfa mentar la sega On ca.
an del ahOrcadO.
Por 10 demas nos reimos dc sus
desplantes, y NADIA temem)s, porque
Ia administration unionista en- este
pueblo,es honrada y diligente, como 10
prueban las siguientas cifras;
AL hacerse cargo del Ayun-
tamiento los unionistas en-
ell mes de Enero ultino,
so encontraron con una
deuda que dei6 la admi.
nistraci6n republican, de Sl3.Q5l-0S
En- dos meses y medic Ia
deuda Sc ha reducido q 8.3l6-S3
Habiendose pagado por tan
to,,a,..,..,'tt't,'''t'' 3,094 -
Qledando una eXistencia en- nett.
lico de S371.04, debiendo hacer cons
tar que de las c~antidades ingresadas
en- ell ex presado tempo solo Sc han re.
cibido del Tesorero de Puerto Rico
s1.812 96, siendo ell resso %procedente
de arbitrios recaudados por Ell NUM-
cipio, este es, 81 CAB 50.
No por haberse atendido q la re
caudaci6n sc ha olvidado ell ornate,
pues en- ese corto tempo, SO ha com.
puesto Ia plaza del pueblo de Juncos,
cue los republicanos tenfan abando-
NADIA, Sc han pintado los bancos y "a
roles de la misma, las carnicerfas de
San Lorenzo y Juncos, yIse h~auihecho
en- una y otra, iaulas nuevas para Ia
carne.
All es como administrators los
unionistas y seguiremos adninistran'
do IN beneicio de nuestro pueblo y
nor ell buen nombre de nIestro parti-
do.
Y cuando nos References de Ia ad-
ministraci6n no presentaremo', para
cuadrar, deudas 6ctlclas porque son
i~ucobrables, como podremos probar
han hecho osros, slno que procurare
mos deiar sobrantes que puedan apli-
carse en- benefcio de la comunidad,
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
DESDE HUMACAO
0bservaciones sobre la con-
Quota de Perico Guerrero
en- ell procesc Cordoves.
RAREZAS Y ANOMALlAS
Sc dice que el coronel Hamill
no Sc atreve proponer la
destitucl6n de Guerrero.

En- esta ciudad es obieto de mu-
chos concentrates la conducta del ca
pitan Perico Guerrero, de la Poiicfa
L~4sular, en- ell proceso por asesinato
de Cordov6s Berries.
Observase que demostr6 una par
cialidad NAL disimulada, desde antes
del crimen ocurrido en- San Lorenzo.
Y ell pIblico SO funda en- los hechos
s~iguientes:
En- los dias que rrecedieron & Ia
muerte de Cordov6s, Sc vic q Guerre.
no pedir por alambre I'm Juez especial
para entender en- n causa que co.
rrespondia la jurisdiction del hom.
bre venerable caido baio ell pu6al.
Ell Attorney no accedi6 q la PROPOSE.
ci6n del captain.
Ell dia del asesinato sali6 Cue.
rfero hacia Vieques. Y aunque &c 10
trasmitl6 telegrafcamente la noticia,
allf permaneci6 ochenta horas, dedomin
60 4 microbes, en que & las oeho dc Ia
noche regres6 q 81 puesto de Huma-
Gao, sin preocuparse de los deberes do
su cargo en- asunto tan grave.
Ell ~jueves sali6 hacia Juncos,
acompahardole IN guardia de toda SN
c%onidnz0, de I'm guardia que Sc identi-
flea con IL prescindiendo ic6mo no.
de la autoridad y pericia del sargento
Carreras. Solo con su guardia, hizo
las investig aciones que Sc lie ocurrie.
ran,
Y no termina TODD ahf, siu6 que
mas tarde SO v6 q Guerrero, declarsndo
ante los iurados, COMO TEsTIGo DE LA
DEFENsA, en- el proceso por asesinato
de Cordoy6, y Berries. Fate dato era
Ell d'timo que faltaba a la opinion para
formar concepto del antique groupier
de Pito Rinc6n en- Yauco.
Sc murmura que ell coronel Hamill
no propondra nunca la destituci6n de
Guerrero, por causas que 81 sabra;
pero nosotros no crssmos en- tales
murmuraciones. Cayeron Salgado,
Berries, Urrutia, Molina y Paniagua,
Alguno de estos sin motive bsstante.
Guerrero, cen Glen motives poderosos,
6no caera?
Ell coronel HGmill tiene Ia palabra.
contra los explotadores y .burgueses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
N0TAS De PONCE
FL alcaIde decreta la cesar
tia de Ponce de Leon, EN-
pIeado uniOnista.
MEETINGS OBREROS


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! H. .nna..i5o IL
hoia snoIta nnhli.9da Laeo nocn 10
ana d;ma. ononto r.. oso cdr,untno.
ri6r 20 b,hla do oo.ostla i, h. toloais
ty H. informa9 daIo. nnrsona. MA
ostohon on al ul,Gao dioon QUO oonoI
nthlico no agredi6 ! nadi4 ab.ol1ta.
menta
4 Media oue pasa "A ticnno d IN
ora 81 ,o,e,i.5 f16 df.u.Ito in otro mo.
two one n question particular entire
dos individuos, periudic8ndose ast oI
derecbo de los que ~rcalizahan u u..-
|faa.
BESIDE ave. St deeia por la ciu,
dad que el alcalde Valdiyieso ha de-,
iado cesante. del cargo dc Official pri-
nero dc la Secrptaria del A|runtamien.
70 nmostro amiao dom leonardo 4
Ponce do con consequent ,niontaa
i, o,o u, romhrodo nara dieno cargo
i don lose LIoren> Erbevarria.
Sc o~nc,,entra en- Ponce oI sinh.
ATTORNEY don Lihartad Torres Gran.
nj ne,as sailor II para san
Juan el doctor Barbosa, i "a .enoritu
|hiia. nlienes Sc halIaban en- Ponce
| desde principios de somana.
.-.El empptinas obroro p,td am1r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
LLUEVEN vERDADES
Irnnhlnnti.6n h d plllNQ lal

lr%ontiaracidn Il Ia p'i1tna III
E~,studiamos con calma la actitud
del Gobierno, y daremos coenta eyac-
Ia 4 nuestros amigos, para que estfn
siemrre prevenidos Hoy deeimos:
ayuardemos. no e-ta TODD pcrdido;
II gob.erno tendrd que seguir IN ca
mino SECURE, que normalice Ia situa-
ci6n que encamine los acontecimien,
tos 4 un periodic estable, 4 una recti-
fcaci6n absolute, de los errores pa
sados,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-24
DON SANTOS T0MEY

HemoS recibido Ia vista de este
aprsci ado caballero, hacendado inau
yente de Arroyo.
FL senior Tomey embarcara mana
na para New York.
Le saludamos cordialmente, de
nekndole una teliz travesfa.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
A GROWING BUSINESS.

One of the most prosperous and
progressive mercantile houses In the
city is the furniture house of Flem-
ing & Lamb For some time changes
have been going on in the way of i'm
proving the building and charging
the stock and this morning the Sen
tinel man visited the store and noted
many decided improvements.
Last week a handsome plate glass
front of the most attractive design
was placed in position and the size
of the7large balcony in the rear of the
spacious building was doubled, thus
providing more additional room for
the proper display of certain lines
carried BY the firm, and the Offices
We're also moved into the balcony.
This is a big store and Messrs. Fiem-
space in storing and displaying their
ing & Lamb utilize every inch OF
goods. as they carry one of the larg-
est stocks of house furnishings OF
every description in the county.
Only short time ago DIG snip
ment of new furniture was received
and the firm strengthened all Of their
lines besides bringing in many novel
Ties in the furniture world. for the
Christmas trade, and surely those
looking for substantial. suitable and
handsome Christmas presents could
do no better than look over Fleming
& Lambs stock The collection Of
rockers especially caught the atten-
lion. for a prettier and more varied
line of rockers was never seen IN
Grand Junction The stock Of heay-
Ter pieces Of furniture are Of an equal
IL splendid quality and selection. Inc
firm makes a specially OF their granite
ware department. There Is also
beautiful assortment of framed pic
lures to entrance the Christmas
buyer. When It comes TO ranges and
stoves this firm leads.
Fleming & Lamb have enjoyed
gradual and steady increase since
the day their doors opened, by Iair
dealing and honest methods the firm
richly deserve the success that mas
attended the progress of their bust
ness Fair dealing with customers
mas rewarded their business with a
steady and prosperous growth. They
have modern. first class furniture
establishment.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
PAY DEARLY FOR SPREE.
\ BLUFFER CALLED DOWN.

! There was an interesting session
OF the police court yesterday after
I hall. ''
Arthur Burch, A. C. Hart. and Max
Z Weiniger, charged with being drunk
! and disorderly and with smashing
in the big front windows of Quong
Lees laundry on Colorado avenue.
on Tuesday night, We're arraigned for
/ trial.
City Attorney Coles conducted the
prosecution with Judge Sweeney pre-
siding.
Bureh and Weiniger pleaded guilty
TO the charges while Hart plead not
] guilty. Mai Whorten. one of mo
night officers, testified to making the
arrests and Quong Lee. the China
man. whose place was attacked IN
broken and jumbled English graph
icaily nd earnestly told the story Of
the attack and identified the boys.
We hardly believe that Judge Swc-
ney and Attorney Coles caught the
meaning in every ihrase the llttie
yellow man used but the Sentinel
man was impressed that the little
fellow was telling the truth.
The livliest incident connected with
the session Of the court was hinged
around the "butting in" of a very
ofiicious and seemingly "all wise" in
dividual who took it upon himself to
be the defender of one of the boys
under arrest and who attempted to
run the court to suit himself but was
let down with q hard thud by his
honor, Shortly after the session open
ed this individual took his seat be-
side one of the defendants and in
loud voice told him to play a hard
game and stand pat" as he was there
to protect him and continuing his
address to his friend made remarks
calculated to brighten Quong Lee. the
Chinamau. the prosecuting witness,
who was vet to testify. but evidently
his little game didn't work for Quong
Lee told his story in a manner that
proved that he had no fear of the
loud mouthed individual. After the
Chinaman had given his testimony
the fellow addressed the court ask
ing If this Chinaman was a citizen
OF the United States. Judge sweeney
rightly told him that that was none
of his business and citizen or not the
laundryman was entitled to protec-
ton. He then administered a well
deserved and ringing rebuke to the
fellow and threatened to fine him for
contempt of court If he further inter
fered with the progress of the trial.
Burch and Weininger testified that
they were loaded up Tuesday night
and were out for a good time and ad
mitted that they smashed in the win
dows OF the Chinese laundry. The
two boys swore that Hart was not
with them at the time but had left
them before they visited the China
man, Hart swore that he was not
with the boys and after consideration I
the court dismissed Hart and imposed !
a fine of $3.50 and costs against
Burch and Weiniger, making total
assessment of S1S.25 against each
of tie TWO boys, In Default of pay
ment they were to serve the sen
fences out in jail at hard labor,
The court stated that the authori- !
ties were determined to put stop |
to the disgraceful sprees and drunk
en- brawls the defendants and other /
young men had been engaged in late |
ly. Bnrch and Weiniger have been |
in police court one or more times in
the past.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14

, All the local news and +
1. the important telegraphic :
= news you get in the SEN ,
= tinel for so Gets per =
I. month. +
; 4. : , 4. f%+<
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
20

Mrs. Roe will sell all millinery
Foods 40 and below cost from now IN
I'm Xmas at the Lay-Nattinger COM
pany's store ..,...te...-
The maximum temperature yesLei-
d,v morning was 80 degrees. i,ie
minimum this morning was 10 ae-
erees. Fair tonight and FtIaaN Is
the forecast
MT. Stewart, The new Joint asenp
at the depot was checked IN l .'.i'.,, /,
succeeding j. a. Byron, VINO reslsue '.'i
the position a short time ago 20 ~
m Farmersville. Illinois. aud engage
IN me rTain business. Mr.. stewart
Il from Texas. AZ one time ne was
connected with a railroad in the GRIP
pie Creek district.
II was nearly six O'Clock yesterday
ogternoon when the guests al the 81
ciai given By the Woman Relie'
gorns In the Odd Fellows nan, ue
norted after one OF the pleasan teal
l,gt,rnron entertainment Imaginable
,rhare was no business meeting ths
sessfou being devoted purely 10 pledh-
zoe About seveuty-hve people were
rrosant and The ladies OF the corps
entertained royalty as they ~! ~,
do. Progressive high hFe anu III y. u
we're the principal pastiilie7 -. %
afternoon. Mrs. Charles e.
md Mr.. Gordon received the mrs
nrizes while the BOBBY prizes ~ nm lne
high 1--WE game went 10 MIS-. ] liiis
Iiey. The rafting OF the pref -
fffau presented 20 the CORPS
-. M Il p. Mitchell created mueh
y. - and the sale OF chances
Z nl',,',ft in $50. Miss Nellie Green
Ia tho Iuci,y number and received
NJ kitten. Late in the afternoon
elegant refreshments we're served ser, 5,
Tbe CORPS realized $1,000 for the $50 so
cia1 and it was hapy success III ever
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14

p. r. stevens. of Montrose. was in
town this morning.
Several skating parties were our on
the river last night.
George W. Kaufman. of Tonapah'
Nebraska. is a new arrival.
The Woodmen of the World meet
tonight in regular session.
me county commissioners adjourn
ed Tuesday night until January
Misses Peterson and Grayson, OF
Palisade, were visitors in the city yes
J. +. Brenz, OF FIT. Dodge. Iowa, ar
rived last night and will spend sew
eral days here. -,
All millinery goods az cost rom
now on until Xmas at Mrs. Roe's in
The I.ay-Natinger company's store
The opera house bill boards nave
been covered today with attractive
naner advertising the engagement of
ne National Theatre company in
..'rracv. The Bandit" at the opera
house on next Monday night.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
THE MUTUAL SAVINGS AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mu,ual Savings ana
building association will be held at
the office of said association, No. 357
Main street, city of Grand Junction,
county of Mesa and state of Colorado,
on the second Saturday, the same be
ing the 18th day of January. A. d"
1906, at the hour of Z o'clock PM,
for the purpose Of electing directors
for the ensuing year and for such
other purposes as may be preserib-
ed by law.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
Stockholders Annual Meeting.


Grand Junction, Colo,
December Z, 1905
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Mesa County Ma
tional bank of Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO, for the purpose of eleeting nine
directors for the ensuing year, viii
be held at the Office of said bank in
the city of Crane Junction. Colorado
on Tuesday. January ninth, a. D.,
1906 from 10 O'Clock am. to o.
clock p. m.
Cashier.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14

The Redmen will spare no expense
to make their masquerade ball, Fri
day. December 9Th the best one ever
given by them. The best music the
city affords Elegant prizes and hand
some costumes. A splendid tableau
will all help to make the ball sue
cess.
To obtain the best chocolates order
'Spauldins's"
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
ONLY ELEVEN DAYS UNTIL
CHRISTIANS

You recall our oft-repeated reso-
luton into effect this year. Our
earlier next year" Put the reso-
stock TODAY is larger than IT viii ne
tomorrow selections than much cas-
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
Suggestive Gifts

FOR LADIES FOR MEN
Toilet Articles. Travelling sets
Jewel Boxes Shaving Sets
Perfumes Military Brushes
Atomizers Pocket Books
Stationery Fountain Pens
Pun Boxes Gold Mounted PIP
Chatelaines Smoking sets
Manicure Goods Cigar Cases
Purses Mirrors
Collar & Cum Boxes
Watch our big front window uisPinS
for further suggestion Dispi"s
changed daily.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Notice of Summons.


SUPRENI ; COURT OF-THE STATE OF
- New York. County of New York--Elenor Mcoarahsn
Plaintiff John sheridan, individually ss Admin
Istrator Of the goods chattss and credits of Eliza j.
HeaIy deceased; Patrick James Sheridan; Eizabetb
Gunst; Daniel O'Toole. Adelaide OToole and FAM
OToole. father Of said Daniel and Adelaide OTooIs:
Philip Sheridan Bella Sheridan. B. Sheridan Rfch
Sheridan Mary Sheridan and Bella Sheridan Senior
mother said Philip Bella, Arthur Richard b. and
Mary Sheridan; Marv Z Sheridan, Frances Dorothy Sher
idan Eliza O'Toole Sheridan. neither of said Mary
Z. Frances Dorothy Sheridan; Thomas Ksrnan
Michael Kieruan Ann Kernan, and Michael Kiernan
Senior father Of said Themas. Michael Kernan
observation-disclosures the above Defendants
of them: You hereby summoned answer
this action, and a your
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after service Of this summons, exclusive the day
OF service, and in OF failure to
answer judgment will be taken against you by default
for the reliet demanded In the complaint.
Dated November 3, 1904.
MICHAEL. J. JOYCE, Attorney for Plolnti1 Once and
Postofice Address, No 40-51 Chambers Street, Bor-
oI1gh OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
foregoing Defendants Michael Herman, Senior
ard Ann KieInan; foregoing IS served
publication pursuant 10 order OF Hon. David
Ieventritt Justice the Court Of the State
OF New York December 90 1904 and filed with tho
York at the County Court House, In the Borough OF
Nanhattan City Of New York. on DECEMBER 81. 1904
MICHAEL ]. JOYCE Plaintiffs Attorney On1ee snd
Pestofrc Address. No. 81 Chambers Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

del Rio Province, Cuba. in newspaper inter-
view He says he's not as badly off as one
might imagine. He likes this country, but
thinks it's mona tco free"
Three important theological works are an
nounced by G. p. Putnam's Sons. They are
"The Expansion of Christianity in the First
Three Centuries" by Adolf Harnack author OF
The History Of Dogma; Biblical Problems
and the New Material for Their Solution" by
the Rev. Thomas Cheyne. Oriel professor in Ok
ford University. and "The Doctrine of the
Atonement. and Religion and Modern Culture, "
by Auguste Sabater late dean of the theological
faculty OF the University OF Paris.
Professor Lewis Campbell whose book. IRE
ligion in Greek Literature" was published in
1885, is bringing out this year a volume on the
tragic drama in 4Ischylus, Sophocles and
Shakespeare, the purpose Of which is to invite
attention to the essential points OF correspond
ence between the great masterpieces of Athens
and OF Elizabethan England. Messrs. Long
mans, Green & Co. win be the publishers in the
United States,