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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Business Matters Considered by Local
Lodges of the Order.

Friendship Lodge, No. II, Independent Or
der of Good Templars, met in Melford Hall,
Sth and l streets northeast, Monday even
ing. There was a large attendance, in
Guiding visitors from Minnehaha, Silver
Star and Perseverance lodges. Major Robb,
chief templar presided
Minnehaha Lodge, No. 1, 1. o. G.. T. met
in Pythian Temple, 1912 9th street north
west, Tuesday evening. The chief templar,
Mr.. Henry f. Smith, called to order, and in
a brief address made all welcome and ex-
planned that the exercises of the evening
to be held with doors open, one object
being to acquaint outside friends with
the lodge ceremonial to some extent.
and invite accessions to membership.
He then announced that the officers
elect would be installed, and invited the
grand templar, Mr.. l. L. Corby, to preside.
Faith Lodge. No; "A, l. O; G. T., met in
Odd Fellows Hall, 31st street, Tuesday
evening. There was a good attendance of
members of the lodge and visitors from
Friendship Perseverance and Silver Star
lodges Routine business was followed by
prolonged social conference, al the conclu-
sion of which refreshments were served.
Silver Star Lodge, No. 20, 1. o. G. T.,
opened fair in Good 'Templar Hall on the
Brookvlle road, Tenleytown, Tuesday even
ing and continued 1t for four evenings, clos
ing Friday evening with cake walk. An
entertainment with musical ard literary
numbers and supper were provided for
evening was in charge of Prof ]. c. Car
roll; the musical and literary exercises on
the second evening were conducted by Capt.
r. H. Wood and on the third evening a
dramatic sketch was presented by Messrs.
William A. Collins and George Keen of Sill
yer Star Entertainment Club. The general
committee, under whose energetic manage
ment the affair was pushed to success, In
cluded most of the members Of the home
lodge.
recent meeting Of the new Fidelity
Lodge, in st. Johns Parish Hall, Bethesda,
Montgomery county, Md, was visited by a
delegation from the District Of Columbia.
including Mr.. A. E. Shoemaker. the insti-
tuting officer, and Mr.. William E. Payne OF
Silver Star Lodge and Mr.. and Mrs A. H.
Frear and Mrs. Narrower OF Perseverance,
Lodge. The exercises included musical Sc
lections and number of addresses The
rector at St. Johns Church, Rev Thomas
Duncan, made an address, giving the Good
Templar enterprise in founding Fidelity
Lodge strong approval and welcome, and
bespeaking for it the largest possible sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07


Yesterday all the regimental officers and
the captains had their pictures taken for
use In the competitive drill programs.
Preparations have also been made for this
event by the Technical companies, who
have been the first this year to get their
company badges. The members of Com
pany D and their friends are already wear
ing their badges, which are red and light
blue, in the shape of peRnant and are
worn on the arm. Company C's green and
brown badges have not arrived, but have
been ordered. Company 1<'s badges, which
will arrive this week, are of brown ribbon
in the shape of a bow with a silver tx
in the middle
Last Tuesday night the f. S. Club of
Technical met at the home of Miss Daw on
street northwest. In guessing con-
test, which occupied the greater part of
the evening, Miss Graft and Mr.. Bundick
received prizes. Those present were:
Misses Daw Graft Root, Rollins, swart
ana IaDler and MeSSfS. Bartlett Berkeley,
Bundick, Byrne, Roder and Rosemond.
q of Technical is also organizing a base
ball team, which promises to be very good
Tor besides otker good players, kohler. the
Technical pitcher, belongs to this section
Two other members of the Technical team,
who belong to G, are. Noyes and Ellsworth
The Junior Club of Technical held pic
day week A large crowd, chaperoned by
Miss Saunders, met at Both street and Pros
pect avenue and rode out, while others
anne in boats. The only thing which oc-
Cured to mar perfectly enjoyable day
was the mishap of one of the BOYS who
while navigating boat alone, had the mis-
fortune to fall in the water, but escaped
with nothing more serious than wet clothes
The members of the club present were:
Misses. Baron, Bedell. Hodges, Hene
Waterman, Hardell, Wilson, Spier, Turn
burke, Duehay and Foster and Messrs.
Garner Carmody, Bakey, Mattern. Sheri-
dan, Mccarthy Rowland. Leger Thomp-
son, Cleveland, Fenton, Potter and Wet
eel.
The Technical and Central companies are
now refreshed with lemonade in the long
hot drills. When Technical cadet is
absent from drill he pays a fine of 10 cents,
which goes to the purchase of lemonade,
but at Central the Captains are in the
habit of treating their companies TO this
beverage.
Western High School plays its first game
of the season when it meets Eastern next
Tuesday. Eastern has been strengthened
since it was defeated by Tech. by replacing
DLmont in the infield by Robinette. Capt.
Linthicum. in the box.
The clever Business catcher, Graves
also catches for the Calvary Baptist team,
where he acquits himself we'll.
The Central Eastern debate has been
again postponed, but will probably occur
this week or next.
Central.
The S. A B. Club gave a very successful
dance in the post office hall, Mount Pleas
ant, last Wednesday evening. large num-
Der of the members and friends were pres
ent.
The lambda Sigma Fraternity gave its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
Wireless System for Lightship.

The lighthouse board has awarded the
contract for equipping the Diamond Shoal
light vessel, No. "a, with wireless system
of telegraphy to Mcintyre & Henderson of
Baltimore and the work will be started at
once. The mast from which the wires were
run to the instruments aboard the ship will
be mounted on the top Of one of the masts
of the ship above the light, but will not
interfere with the light. No. II, the ship
now doing duty on Diamond Shoal, already
has a wireless system equipment aboard,
and with No. 72 similarly equipped news
can be had from the shoals at all times.
The wireless on the iightships will bring
news of wrecks and other information from
Diamond Shoal without delay. No. ~ is
being made ready to take her place on the
tation about June l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

under cultivation last year. AS these gar
dens are farther away from the thickly
populated portions of the city than the
others, the demand has not been SO great
There are a small number of excellent To-
cations still to be disposed of. Early ap-
plicants will be furnished seed for them.
These may be procured at the gardens or
at the office of the superintendent, Charles
F. Bartlett, 514 street northwest
The association is still asking foT contrf-
buttons to the work. 1t Is regarded as
a worthy cause. among SO many others that
are being developed in Washington at the
present time. 1t should especially appeal.
it is said, to philanthropic persons from
the fact that it produces self-help and self
respect Contributions are asked to be sent
to Charles F. Nesbitt or John B. Sleman,
jr., 140S New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07


Easter dance at Mrs. Dyer's last Tuesday
evening. The members were well repre-
scented in the large gathering. 1t was a
success, both financially and otherwise
Major Call and Captains Richards Rock
Wei and klopfer gave the first battalion
dance at the Dewey last Friday evening
MISS Jane Wright entertained the Junior
cub at her home last Wednesday evening
program of dancing was INDUCED in dur
ing the evening, after which refreshments
We're served. Those present were Misses
Lillian Middaugh, Omie Galloway Rose
Mayer, Helen Roberts, Frances Kennedy
Elizabeth Kenealy. Elsa SWEET Margerv
Morrison, Agnes Porter, Annette Smith.
Belt Meyers, Ethel Finder Marjorie Com
nors' Helen Gath, Nettie Norwood. Mary
Mlnnix and Messrs. Lloyd Tindall Whitney
klpp Rodney McCathran. Joslin Paul Yo-
der Edmund Darlington. George Kennedy,
A Pierpont Sprowls. Harmon Linthicum,
Richard Mcknew, Henry Wurdeman Harry
Stamford, Courtney Campbell J. Hurlburt
Albert Henley and Mr.. Manhoe Mrs.
Wright. Mrs Kennedy and Miss Kennedy
were chaperons.
The girls at Eastern gave a very success
full luncheon for the benefit of the Boys.
Athletic Association Friday noon. and
cleared nearly 500. The period at noon
was heightened from twenty minutes to an
hour so as to allow the girls in charge of
the stands to sell their goods Everything
that one could desire to eat could be found
at some of the tables The pupils and
teachers of the graded schools patronized
the luncheon, well as the adherents of 4
Eastern, each year having separate stand/
The fourth-year girls made the largeAf
profit of all, clearing $50. and the secoi
year was a close second. The feature &$E
the auction, which occurred after W6
when the posters and other availables
cles We're sold. :. ~
An exhibition of the work of the fRfs&4ke
dents, and also of the work of the kHfS
club, will be given in the art room Ss&k4E6
second floor Friday, May l.. frork8A
pm. Miss Van Doren and Mis-
who are managing this exhibit 24ke$
all the parents and friends of I'll fEHH18
be present, so as to inspect the 48J&1 -
IN the school. The public is iA#s a a.
The Camera Club met at NJ -
rens last Saturday evening &#RE f1
planned to have an exhibitor &S2&
of the club in connection wit So -
hibit. a spring outing wa o. ~
which all the members of ~ fSsSA
invited to go to Great FaIA $Apz
After the regular routine ~
completed Mr.. F. Q. MaXilE n :
tertained the club with a&saS3 L z
and with an exhibition A&
taken by him when he WIFE 80
ports of the Philippines, j.
The Junior Club was s6EA
home of Miss Josephine -
day evening. After the complec.4D0 d
dance the guests repaired to the dining
room. where refreshments were served
Those present were follows: Misses Jose
phine Mccoy Percilla Hardesty, Margaret
Weller Leland May Wells, Grace Turnes,
Miss Mccoy and Messrs. William Miller,
David Covel Arthur Thompson, Daniel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
CITY GARDEN WORK
THE PAST WEEK A BUSY ONE FOR
CULrIvAToRs.

The past week has been busy one in the
City Gardens Association. 1t has not been
possible to supply the demand for gardens
in the southeast, where most of the plant
Ing has been finished. The lack OF rain has
prevented blowing in Georgetown or In the
northeast gardens. but this will be at
tended to as soon as the weather conditions
permit
In the northwest section. at Brightwood
avenue and Richmond streets. the garden
ers are working daily. The land on this
tract Is In desirable condition. as 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
The Daughters Of Veterans.

The local tent. Daughters Of Veterans,
held its regular meeting Tuesday evening
in its hall. 1903 F street northwest. A
goodly number Of members were present
and the usual business was transacted
Among the subjects discussed was that of
holding a reception and also a rummage
sale in the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

James Cochran. inmate of the National
Soldiers Home at Johnson City, Tenn,
was run down and killed by passenger
train on the Southern railway Friday.
He was member of the 37th New York
Volunteer Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
Do You Want a Doee

If you want dog or have one for sale
you can get 1t or sell it through the dog
column of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

dance the guests repaired to the dining
Hoom, where refreshments were served
Those present were as follows: Misses Jose
phine Mccoy, Percilla Hardesty, Margaret
Weller, Leland May Wells, Grace Turnes,
Miss Mccoy and Messrs. William Miller,
David Covel, Arthur Thompson, Daniel
Priest, John Fields. Harmon Linthicum,
Rep Oldham and ely Huntington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

The S. A. B. Club gave a very successful
dance in the post office hall, Mount Pleas
ant, last Wednesday evening. A large num-
Der of the members and friends were pres
ent.
The Lambda Sigma Fraternity gave it's
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-13
FRANCIA Y ALEMANIA

Sigue dando jaego la question de
Marruecos por las suspicacias que ha
suscltado la actisud de Alemania, po-
niendole fcente a I1glassrra en- la cues
ti6n del dominic mas 8 menos encu
bierto que estas querlaa ej ,roer en- ei
imperio marroQul
lie AatN publica una nota ofcloso
& todas luces, declarando q le las rela
clones entire Francia J Alemania no de-
jaron nunca de ser anist0sas al ira
tarse do Marruecos y al 10 reconoce
ra ell gobierno aIemaa en- su di4, cuan
do a:aoe este period0 q le podd4 LA
marse decanoio do impres.on9s
La misma Sctjtld de correcta cor
test ha gaardado Ffancia respecto d
las demas naciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-13
LAS OBRERAS INGLESAS

Ca grupo d. 500 j1yencitas SO ha
reunido en- li3n Hal, Clerk cav Ill,
cuartel general del moyimiento de la
Confederation dc Trabaj ajadorRs, re.
presentando casi todas as rAmas in.
duslriaes en- que pres!an sus seryl-
clos las muieres inglesas, inciuyendo
las mecan6graias as de las oGcinas del
G obierno telefonistas, telegradstas,
envasadoras de iab6n, de t6, depen-
dientas de uendas, costlreras etc,
entusiastss por Ia causa que estrecha
msnte las une y dispuestas a prestar
lie todas sus concurs0.
Cuando las orador4s oscalabat
"a tribuna, audito:io alguno ha pro
digado aylausos tsnsos como los gu,
aquollas nl1si roc'bian.
---Senoras y ssHoritas,- dip Il
prlmsra, fJ6 in!errumpida por "
grito de protesta.
ala de csc SCOm o6h 7rdS u'
trabajos y de sufrimientos '-gritaroI
a una casi todas las Que escuch aban
Uas e1c lntadora nina, en- repre-
sentsci6n de as telefonistas, NANTES
t6 qle miles de elias Sc asociaban Q
movimiento, y protests del abuse d.
a Enpress, exigente con las opera
rias pero pobre en- la remlneraci6l
de sus trabajOs
Las org Lnizacioues de trabaj ado
ras, han encoutrado hasta hoy insu
perabes difc Iltades en- loglsterra
todas elias han ftacasslo, pero euan
do las mas j5yanes iuiciad el moyi
misnto Goa ell emp no conqle este S
ha iuiclado estA aseglradD el 6Sito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-13
ESCENAS De TERROR
En- ell imperiO russo aumenta
cada vez mas ell derrama-
miento de sangre.
NIL. ASESINAT0S
Tenebrosa conducta del go
bierno. Contra los cl-ls-
tianos.

Sc ha propuesto un recurso audaz
para rssolver la parp'eja situaci6n, q
sabar que el Emperador haga viaje
de Estado Moscou, convoque q los
mobiles & los miembros principales
de los Il 9mtvos y dentro del sagrado
Kremlin les eXponga con franq queza
la situaci6n, pdblicamente los empene
su palabra de que SO efectuarsn todas
las refoTmas proyectadas y haga por
medic do ellos una actlya apelaci6a
personal al pueblo para que lealmen.
to Sc congcegue en- apoyo dc las armas
coopere en- Ia prosecution de Ia
guerra hasta alcanz ar una fellz termi.
naci6n.
Ell Russ dedica varias colGmnas 4
Ias reclamaclones de los tartaros los
judios, las que apoya con calor. Do-
clara que TODD ell Goblerno russo y toda
la naci0n rusa han sid6 desmora!iza.
dos por la incansable persecution Que
arroja q miles de personals & abando.
oar el pals y por el encierre de 4 600, ,0OC
de individuos en- poblaciones en- donde
pogan ellos el 80 p9. de las contribu
clones, y sin embargo no tienen parti
cipaci6n alguna en- la administra raci6r
municipal,
Sc han publicado completes in
) formes de las atrocidades comet!dal
en- Bakl. Los asesinatos de X nh9nef f
y Gobel son cosa senciIla comparadoI
4 con los nueyos crfmen9s. Mas de M
;rlstiauCs, hombres, maieres y nihos
! tueron acuchillados en, tres dias por To-
nahometanos en- medic & escenas gu
a resisten toda description. A mu
j .hos Sc les hizo saltar los oios y su
: cuerpos fueron mutiladOs. Todo est
: pas6 en- presencia de la policia, de u
regim enso de iufanteria varios es
: cuadrones de cosaeos. Los o6ciale
le las tropas no hicieron otra cosa 81
40 pasar divertidos los tres dias pre-
senciandQ los asesinst0s.
Tolo este fu6 preparado por {
G obierno para prevenir las manifoG
iaciones politicas con que amena2s
Dan los armenios cristianos. Sc cor
7oc6 una juuta de mahQmetanos y
los tartaros les fQecon suministradC
por oil GJbierno rey0lyeres y mum
clones en- cantidad,
En- una sola casa faeron quemads
mas dc 40 personals y las que trataro
te eecapar fleron muertas on el actt
.nte la fsia presgneia de oiciales
= sodalos.
Lps militares solo interyinierc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-13
Victor Hugo.
/ NO ACATARRARSE |

I'll catarro es una enfermed ad que
tiene mucha mas importancia de la cue
generalmente Sc le atribuye. lnvade
sodos los 6rganos del cuerpo, cuyas
tunciones y fuerzas debilita proflnda-
mente. Escausa frecuented la sordera;
afecta la vista, la nariz y la garganta
y es generalmente por donde empieza
la tuberculosis 8 tisis,
La misma facilldad y la frecuen-
cia oon que Sc pesca un catarro, hace
a las personals inditerentef para Gu
rarlo y la gran mayoria no Sc preocu.
pa de las consecuencias.
Los bafos frfos por la mailana
embellishments despues de dejar e.
lecho, dormir con las ventanas abier-
tas y evitar las corrientes de aire, SOL
precauclones muy buenas que no cues
ia trabaio ell observarlas, Pero e
preventive mas positive, mas efcaz
mas facil y mas positive y tambien 6
que aconseian los m6dicos, es la Emul
sion de Scott de aceite de higsdo d,
bacaIao.
Es sorprendente lafleraa, yitalidad
energiA y podar de resistencia que re
cibe ell cderpo humane de las peque
as dosis de Emulsion de Scott que 3,
administran con constancia, Est
emulsion recubre interiormente toda
las parties d6oiles y vulnerables de
cuerpo y 10 pole al abrigo dc Ia in
leccion catarral
De cuando en- cuaudo aparece
iudlstriales POGO escrupulosos anun
ciando emulsiones, ylnos prepaya
dos los que atriolyen propiedade
curativas que no tieaeu y hasts ha
. uien Sc streye a decir en letras
imprenta, que el pesr6leo 8 ksrosin
es un allmente,
Ql6 es el petr6loo? Un aceite min,
raj que Sc usa como combuslible par
lubrlcar y limpiar maquiaas J par
alumbrar.
-Uaa substancia indigestib.e ql
csreCe de 10 propiedsd eseucial de t,
DO alimonto, cuAl es Ia asimi,acl6l
que pasa 81 trayts del tubo inteslut
,ia r.ediicsrsa y sin ser sort
oida ana substantial en- in, Que I
} tiene nirga de las propiedades C
ratiyas alimanticias del a;eite
higaic de bacalso 81 So dijese q
Ell petr6!eo es un alimenIo para M
Quinas podria psaar; pero no un al
mento para ei cuerpo.
81 sen6is algons dlda, p,egunt9
: a yuestro ms ile0; 81 os cOnGrmara g
"a verdad; y 81 estais escasos de tle
zas de carno y ds sAngre, os acons
ARA que tom6ls Ia Emulsion de SEQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-13
NUEVOS MAESTROS
Es cada vez mas creCido ell
ndmero de aspirantes al
magisterio insular
UNA OBSERVATION
Por faltar campo de acci6n,
muchos Sc dedican a tele-
grahstas y maestros

En- los examenes para Maestros
que Sc efectuaron ell pr6ximo pasado
mes de Abril, fueron aprobados trein-
y cinco aspirantes.
De estos, siete son mujeres.
Debe de haber algunos rechazados,
-aunque el Departamento de Instruc-
ci6n no 10 dice, -pues siempre ocurren
fracasos en- estos ejercicios,
ST todos los que Sc presentaron
en- los recientes examenes, unimos los
que Sc presentaran en- los pr6ximos v
Sc nos dice que son muchos -observa-
remos que la arida profession de macs
tros dc instruction primaria tiene mu"
cpos cultiva adores en- Puerto-Rico, q
pesar de las deplorables condolences
en- oue Sc agita ell magisterio insular.
acknowledgements el prop6sito
discriminate de muchos de los que es-,
itudian no obedece q los impulses de
una dccidida yocaci6n, sino al estfmu-
| 10 de la necesidad, Aqui, donde no
Ieyiste una institution uniyersitaria,
nj hay industrias, nj ell comercio y la
agriculture pueden ofrecer ocupacio-
nes bien retribuidas q la juventud Ia
boriosa; donde hasta Sc cierra los
Inativos las puertas de los destinos p0.
blicos, Sc aprovecha 10 POGO que hay,
" considerable nUmero de personals
Ioue no puoden aspirar a otra cosa, Sc
Idedican 4 maestros y q telegrafstas
I'm rigor, no hay otros campos
Iuue 6stos, para las inciatiyas de nues'
ira juventud,
Campos bien pobres por cierto, &
inyadldos por una ruda competencia
de ala y de aqui, mas amenazadora
de ALI que dc. acd'
Llegarl cl momento en- que fall
Item escuelas para tantos maestros,
lestaciones para tantos telegraistas
Y pulularan unos y otros en- nues
ira isla, sin ocupaci6n adecuada suS
Iconocimientos como los abOgados er
Espana.
Hay que abrir horizontes & impul
sar por anchas Was las riquezas de
/ pals, 4 fin de que la generation del ma
5 Ihana encuentre donde escoger para e
lejercicio de sus actividades, siirtene
IQue apelar profesiones escasas i'm
S Iproductiyas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-13
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
juicio por desacato. NueVc
juez de paz, TrabaiOs
ferroViarios.
CONATO DE- FUGA
Presidentc dc &I1a Nueya Vic
toria. s. -Examcnes dc inSlts.
OtruS notlcIaS.

May0 f!.-En la mal2na de aver
iueves SO vi6 ante nuestra cOrte de
Distrito ell jlicio que por desacato q
Ia misma Sc lie seguia nuestro buen
amigo don Fernando Acosta. En- es-
ia causa declare, q mas de los Sc.
dores don Adrian del Vale y don VI
cente Acevedo, el corresponsal de ese
peri6dico, El sehor Acosta pregun-
ia del Juez manifesto que no fu6 su
amino desacatar nj menos ipiuriar
Ia Corte. La defensa cargo del re-
putado elocuente jurisconsulto doc.
tor don Jose Rsm6n Freyre, hizo una
breve pero brillantlsima or8ci6n TO-
rense en- pro de su patroc nado. La
Corte splsz5 para una de las pr0xl-
mas sesiones su reoluci6n.
--Por TELEGRAPH recibi6 don R0-
dulfo Hernandez LOPEZ su nombra-
miento de- Juez de J az de esta ciudad,
cuyo cargo Sc hallaba yacante desde
el dia lo del presente mes.
Entire las classes trabajadoras de
esta ciudad reina gran satisfaction
con motive de los inmensos bene6cios
, que estan reportando los nuevos ira
baios ferroviarios. Sc encuentran ade
: lantadfsimos y son muchas las fAmi
5 las de otros pueblos que han fiadC
/ aqui su residencia
Sc nos asegura que don Santa
20 Iglesias, organi2ador de la Ameri
can Fe1erat on OF Labor, f1ndara Ell
breve on esta ciudad un peri6dico, Or
gano del soclalism0 puertorriqueho.
-Segdu Sc nos informa, parec
que en- la nochs del 8 Il timo los pre-
= SOS Carmslo Flores, Carlos Lopez
Damaso Badillo y Tel6sforo Luciano
recluidos en- 81 penal de esta ciudad
:, intentaron fraguar su fuga en- los mo
mentos que entraban & dormir q gale
ra, Dos de elos violentamsnte lama
. ron sus camasIros, que son de maders
sobre los taquetes en- que descansa
los mismos, produciendo dos grleta
eu la pared dos grandes aguierot
Sorprendidos que faeron por el cent
! nela ser )r Labiosa, cate avis6 inmt
diataments al alcaide senior Diaz, gu
> los puso a buen recaudo, vigiladc
constantemente por 10 guardia.
g En- reunion 1timam9nte celebrt
da por ell centric ala Nueva Victoria,
!. fl6 eIegido Presidente de la Directly
4. nuestro buen amigo el rico prophets
10 rio de esta comarca don Victor Ca
j. der6n.
}, En- la mat1aua De aver, en- ell ed
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