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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
PYTHIAN JUBILEE
SOUTHERN KNIGHTS TO MEET
NEXT YEAR. 4
George @ Miles Returns frem AsA-
phis where He Attended . Cen-
ference Of Grand OAcers 81
Five states.

George G.. Miles Of Montgcmery.
Grand Keeper OF Records ana Seal.
Knights Of Pythias Of the state OF
Alabama. has Just returned from Menu
phis. Tenn. where he attended con-
ference Monday OF the Grand Keepers
Of Records and Seal and Grand Cham
cellors OF the Southern domains LOOK.
Ing to the holding OF grand South
ern Jubilee In some city Of the South.
Five OF the States were represented.
They were Alabama, Mississippi. Ar
kansas. Tennessee and Kentucky. II
WAS decided to have the jubilee be-
tween February Is and March Is. 1905
An executive committee was appointed,
OF which Mr.. Miles is member, to fix
the exact date and to select city for
holding the jubilee. From the present
Indications the jubilee will be held
either in Memphis. Atlanta or chatta-
nooga. Mr.. Miles says that 1t win 90
to the place which offers the best In
ducements. Memphis. II 10 thought,
stands the best chance as q number OF
prominent Pythians OF that city APP
pearcd before the conference and
strongly insisted that the jubilee be
held In Memphis.
THE object of the jubilee" said Mr..
Miles yesterday. us to bring together
the rank and file of Pythians belong
ing to subordinate lodges. many of
whom are not eligible to membership
In the grand or the supreme lodges or
have not passed through the chairs Of
their respective lodges or grand lodges
The purpose is to have a meeting
which will give them the benefit OF the
fraternal and educational features sof
the grand and the supreme lodges"
The gathering will be the first jubi-
lee ever held in the South and an at
tendance of at least 10000 Is expected.
The idea was originated by II. M.
Quinn of jackson, Miss. Grand Keeper
Of Records and Seal of Mississippi. who
was made Secretary of the conference
at Memphis.
Those who attended the conference
were enthusiastic over the prospects
for the success of the jubilee Mr..
Miles was accompanied to Memphis by
Mrs. Miles.
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The international Sunday school Les
son--Fourth Quarter. Lesson
vi. Father Nv, low, No
vesnber S, 1905.


H0NM0E
The Book Of Esther is like a noun
tain stream. 1t 10 transparent ana
swift. It runs it's course In ten snort
chapters. Yet the little book Is MT,
ror of the human soul. II renects a..
passions and emotions. II nas "a
described as a truly wonderful anu
ne radoxicai history, and II Is anirmeo
fhat the customs and arrangements ol
tba persian court are vividiy ana cor
rectlv deuicted in II. Aside then from
the question of inspiration. the Do9h
commends itself to those who seek tne
best literature. ,,as
IN the balance held in the hand OF a
eapricious despot. How the irrevefs'-
Me decree shall be reversed Is the
nrohIern. In the solution the destihy
Of the Hebrew nation Is involved and
with that also the Scripture, ritual ana
hope OF the Messiah. On the oark
| background OF the plot the characters
Of the deliverers stand IKE WIZ its
canoes In ciear-cut outline ana hish
relief.
Mordecai, by a sign ever Significant
among the Jews, arrests the queen
| attention: and even through the watcn-
| ful Gordon OF Persian seraglio, con-
veys TO his adopted daughter the fear
| full news and the urgent request TOT
1 meQlALlOu. tHdt E1ShCA
hances the heroism of her ultimate
course. Life Is dear TO her. as 1t al
ways II to q young and thoroughly
| Beautiful nature. She does not covet
or court martyrdom. Yet at length,
| having viewed the case from every
| standpoint and weighed the matter
/, thoroughly. she deliberately assumes
| the mediatorship. exclaiming, III per-
| ish. perish" The courage, patriot
| ism. piety In that act IL unsurpassed.
Yet even then she used the utmost tact
She drew upon all the fertile resources
OF her womanly wit. With no lachry'
NOSE face, nor disheveied hair. or pierre
| ing cries did she run into the King
| presence: but, every inch a queen, WIFI
dignifed and womanly carriage. VIII
/ eompietest toilet, and all the witchine
charm OF her peerless beauty she stood
unbidden and fully conscious OF her per
III. Her 5eweled foot pressed her grave
A score of cimetars flashed In air. ant
i the tesseiated pavement might hav'
taken one more hue. crimson one; ou
again the tickle heart of xerxes was II
/ the Lords hand. He held out the gold
en- scepter. Esther touched II, and wa
safe.
This peerless drama hastens to its de
movement. The queen makes no re
quest. Instead she gives an invitation
xerxes and Haman are the guests. Thei
comes second invitation. The chang
cable, violent. cruel tyrant is fairly tan
gled in the siIken meshes OF the ne
that love has spun. Between the frs
and second banquets comes that indie
/ scribable significant scene in which
Mordecai Is lifted from the dunghil
| and mounted like prince. while Ha
man. pride's very incarnation, is mad
to hold his bridle-rein. Changes o
fortune are OF God
After the second banquet Haman goel
to the gallows he had built for Morde'
cal, and the latter takes the vacant pre-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
PALACES MARKET

Fresh Oysters. shrimp ana Crabs.
New DiIi Pickles ana Mlnce Meat.
Meats--Fine Beef, Fork, Veal. NM
ton, Sausage,
Poultry--Dressea TURKEYS and Chtck-
Butter--Jersey and Elsin Creamery.
Ckeese---Cream Checse, swiss Cheese
and Neufchatil.
vcxetables--Efead Lettuce, Ceiers,
Caaliaover. Radishcs, Snap Benns,
Parsley.
Fruit--AppIes, Oranges ard Grape
Fruit.
Ffsh--.Ezed Snapper, Spanish-Mack-
ereI, nlus Fish ind Trout.
Fall llne of carzcd goods.
H. III. YELvERTON,
No. Court Square.
Phope TAT.
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isweler and will soon be on exhlbiticn
N his window. 1t Is large and arts
tical1y designed. It has ebony hhna.ei
ana il mounted on an ebony base IN
rrnved on the cup IL the following u.
sc.lrtion: ''Brieadier General Louis u
Clark, to tie best rife team from ar
tfliery and cavalry. list brigade. Ala
bns11a National Guard. 1905. Ths
names OF the twelve men who composed
the prise team will also be enBraye9
on the cup.
The trophy viii be sent to Battery
.Ds OF birmingham and ~ VIII remain
IN sheir possession until the next err.
when rife teams from e4cn
or the four batteries OF the battalion
will compete for the possession Of the
cup. Every year In the future the pat
teries will compete for the POSSESSION
al the trophy. the cup was sent arst
Is the Birminghsm battery becauss
this battery had majority Of men ~
the team which won the prize. Ihex
had seven out OF twelve men in the
rife team.
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while the clerk was busy with a Gus
toroer II is alleged the negro slipped
behind the counter, opened the drawer
and took the money. He Is alleged to
have stolen about s1S. SO OF which ne
returned to the clerk. When, the om-
80 arrested the negro he said he had
no more money on his person, but
when taken to the police station and
sesrched a $40 bill was found in his
nismukes was tried and bound over
nv HE recorder yesterday afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
FoR FEDERAL JUDGE.
Lawyers Of Alabama Anxious to Re
Ifeve Federal Courts.

Lawyers Of Alabama Anxious to Re-
lieve Federal Courts.
The lawyers throughout the Middle
and Northern Districts of Alabama arc
very earnest in their efforts to get re-
lief for the dockets in the United
States Court for the two districts
The bar of Jefferson County IS the
only one so far that has not commits
ted itself fiat-footed to the plan OF an
additional Judge for both districts TO
reside in the Northern District. This
was the plan recommended by Judge
Thomas G.. Jones. and was adopted by
the Alabama state Bar Association, and
the bars of the following countless:
LauderdaIe, Limestone. Madison, Nor
gan. Cherokee. Talladega, Shelby. Chill
ton, Coosa, Taliapoosa. Chambers, Clay,
Montgomery. Calhoun, st. Clair.
Bibb County voted for a separate
district II 1t could get one, and IL not,
then for the plan OF an additional
Judge for both districts as second
choice.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

On SIX Acres OF Land 19-Year-0ad Char
Makes Five l3n1ea az Gotten.

Tuscumbia. Nov. s.--fSpecial. AR
thur Alexander, the 1a-year-old son OF
ex-County Commissioner Richard Alex
ander, residing ut Brfckvilie. In the
northeastern portion of Colbert Coun-
ty, has made record this year which
entities him to the blue ribbon, and the
reputation OF being the most success
full boy farmer In the County. On six
acres of land he has made Ave bales Of
cotton, doing the work himself and
also assisting in the general work
necessary ON his fathers farm.
Until some other 13-year-old boy has
done better than this, young Alexander
is entitled to wear the ribbon.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
Two MuIen nurned .

Florence, Nov. Especial 1.-The
barn belonging to Pugh Paulk, six
miles north Of town, was burned last
night with all It's contents. Two fine
mules persisted and supply OF feed
stun Of all kinds. The barn was a
large, substantial structure and the
loss is estimated at $500. Mr.. Paulk
believes the fire to have been of In
cendiary origin.
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sroRr 81 4 rocknrsook.



Henry Hudgins. negro. found @So
IN q nice, neat pocketbook. The owner
DE the nice, Mat pocl<etbook and Of
the $40 found Henry Hudsfns Henry
Hudgins baiked when the proposition
came for him to turn oyer the $40.
Owner OF said pocketbooh and Of SAID
$40 caused che arrest and the indict-
ment OF Henry Hudgins and yesterday
morning In the criminal division OF tht
City Court OF Montgomery q Jury de-
cided that Henry Hudgfns had been
guilty OF grand larceny.
The plea OF Henry Hudglns entered
before Judge william II Thomas was
that he was entitled to . Suitable re-
ward for the finding Of the pocketbook
and the $50. That reward he thought
should be about $40. He expressed
Joyful willingness to return $40.
The Jury couldn't .see Just where
Henry Huagins was entitled 70 that
sum. The twelve peers rather thought
that he tried to work a s-con" game.
FOR all Of which Henry Hudgins, being
OF strong frame, will dig coal for the
glory and welfare Of the State OF Ala
bama.
Enoch Daniel, negro. was convicted
Of assault and battery and fined $40
No court will be held today.
A girl can like most any man uuIess
tet ~ eufe eff haF ta marry him.
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in the sum Of $500. In default Of bond
the negro was committed to jail.
The cases Of assault with intent 20
murder and assault and battery AGAINST
Hardee Bell, young man. In the ke.
until November =.
Henry Gibson, q white farmer. was
arrested early yesterday aFtefHVvH
charged by II. G.. Slaughter with tne
larceny OF three halters from livery
stable on washington Street oipso g
was discharged by the Recorder re
proved that the haiters were placed IN
his feed sack by mistake BY negro
who works at the stable.
Emma Collins, a white woman. who
was arrested by oficers Cantey anu
Avant, was fined $40 and costs Hes,eI
corder. The woman paid the hne ano
was released.
G. s. watson, white man, arrested
Thursday night by Patrolman q vi.
Miles on a charge Of disorderly CON.
duct, drunk, was assessed ifie o. 20
and costs by the Recorder yesterday
afternoon.
George Spear, a white man, who was
arrested by Mounted Patroiinen PEN
dererass and Murrel1 on a charge OF
disorderiy conduct, drunk. was fined ~
and costs in the Recorders court yes
terday.
Henry Landrum a white butcher.
who came here from Greenviile, was
tried by the Recorder yesterday after
noon on a charge OF yagrancy. He
was found guilty and hned $40 and
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
TROPHY ron ARTLLnRIsrs.


Silver Loving Cup WON ~ EeA5zh aE tzze
Rifle Range.
The artillery battalion OF the Ala
banna National Guard will soon be In
possession OF the handsome silver low
ing cup which II won last summer Ia
a rifle contest with the cavalry sguad-
ron during the encampments held at
pickett Springs and Electric Park.
The trophy was offered BY Brigadisr
General Louis " Clark Of Birmingham
to the team making the highest score.
The artillery team. composed OF twelve
men, far eclipsed the cavalry team OF
the same number of men.
The cup has been received By local
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
ROBBED CASH DRAWER.

a Negro Caught In the Act-Otber FU-
lice Pickiags.
Eimore Dismukes, a negro, was ar
rested at o'clock yesterday morning
by Mounted Patrolmen Pendergrass ana
Murrell on q charge of stealing money
from the cash drawer OF C. T MAI
lette who conducts a store. corner o.
Bell and Moulton Streets.
The negro was caught by clerk ~
fAs stare and was held for tAe offeerS
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

MordecaFs refusal to do obeisance
% Haman cannot be justified on ac-
count of racial prejudice. or even the
recognition of the unworthiness of the
nan ON such ground his action would
he renrehensibIe as bringing unneces-
ssrv ruin. His motive was religious.
iii. a. The posture required was
such as a Jew could only take before
Deity.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

London, Nov. s.-Ambassador white
law Reid visited the Foreign once to-
day and had another conference with
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne on the
New Foundland question.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

Esther's greatest honor was not
when she was crowned. but when she
was called. AS the queen OF xerxes
she would have been forgotten. Her
call to deliver her people made her
immortal.
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Timidity and indecison in times OF
so,,ra ge reduced it to a minimum.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

save for my daily range
Imong the pleasant fields OF Holy WITH
might despair. Tennysoh'
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INTERNATIONAL sUNDAY-scHooL LESSON


miership. The decree ofNdestruction
can not be annulled. but 1t Is made IN
operative by counter-decree. and the
Jews have light and gladness ana JOY
and honor.
da1iverance a new feast Is instituted
Purim--gladdest OF the whole Hebrew
year.
Analysia and Key.
The Book of Esther, Mirror OF soui.
Reflects human emotions ana pas
sions.
piece Of good literature.
Esther. Her character.
Human, prime minister; his char
acter. =
Mordecai refuses obeisance.
Haman's anger and plot.
Esther's mediation besought.
Hesitation; final heroic decision.
Tact, peril, success.
The denouement.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

The name of Deity is not once mem
toned in the Book of Esther. Yet no
Scripture is a more perfect mirror OF
Providence.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

Esther undertook her delicate and
hazardous task only after season
of devotion. She engaged in the peni-
tential exercise of fasting. She Sc
cured the advantage OF concert in THIS
approach to God. The abstemious ana
praying company in the palace was
matched by one In the city
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A girl can like most any man unless
her parents want her to marry him.
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thought the strongest evidence for the
Authenticity of the Bible. The Jews,
your majesty" was the iaconic answer.
The feast of Purim is strong coll
lateral evidence OF the genuineness ana
Authenticity of the Book of Esther. II.
two thousand years from the next
Fourth OF July. the day should be eel
ebrated with rockets and crackers and
the reading of the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence, and II could be shown that
me day had been so celebrated annually
for that space of time. could the his
toric verify of the event or the intes-
rity OF that instrument called the Dec
The truth of the Book OF Esther Is not
a whit less conclusive.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

Carlisle Enthusiastically calls the
Bible "all mems book, II may De
called "all women's book" The noplest
ideals of womanly character are IRA
Siates and exemplified in the Scriptures.
N mas done more to elevate woman than
any book. There is no abuse Of women
IL does not resist.
II the Bible Is the temple of woman
hood the Book OF Esther is its holy OF
HOLES.
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in the sum Of $500. In default of bond
the negro was committed to jail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
NOticiaS de YauCO.
N atrlmOnIO, FaIIaelmlaRt9.
(De maestro oorresponsa5.)

Septiembre 11.-Eugenia Garcia ,
Fernando Felici&no: & eStOS nOmbrea
responder dos 'venes pobres. que
viven empleRdoa como HirVientes On Ia
casa de nuestros amigos lcs espos0s
don Tomas Rodriguez y dOfiA Ana
GerOn6a..
DiChOs i6veneS contrsierOn mStri-
monio por eli rito cato loo. Ell Skbado
6Itin9, caIebrkndose d boda en- ell hO'
gar de dichos esposoO R9drfguez Gs
ror6i. qnienes fueron los pRdyinos.
AIlf, On Rquel recinto, hubo derro-
che Ae icores, du'csa. heladoG y re-
frescDa , de sQrads bles simpAtfSS por
parts de Los dut1os de ID casa que OBJ
sequiRrCn indislintsmente con igual
gusto, las dos clases EOCialeS reu
midas.
Deseamos eternR luna de miel los
nueVoa C6nyuges.
Hoy. tras Iargs y penOsa enfsr-
medad rindi6 IL iornada dc Ia vida ln
respectable Gtf1ora dofiS EduvigiS O
iNn0 de C0nmins. esposa de nuestro
amigo don Domingo. y mRdre de don I
B .lbinR C0nminn, Viuda de Soils.
EnviamoS & "a fAmilia el testimonio
de nqeatra COndOIeaciS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
NOtaS al margGR,
Los maIOS uIOrGS 'ilql6lIOS. I"

Parece que todaVfa hay gants On
San Juan que tiene la desgFaCia de IS
ner O!fAtO, y decimoa eato, p0FQus Va'
mos que G61 no han desApArecido
sqpellOa fAmoEOa OtOres de nussGras
cloacas
SsnoB ocurren. aprop6Iiso de eGts
probIemH. dos cueStiones diatintAs.
La primera. y ssta la planteam0s en-
foFma da Dregunta, pues igaorEmos
c3mo esie ell verteder0 de lBa cloaC&H sa
ell mar, "a eAtI: isISando. IfJItuna1s.
mente. IL pArte alta de San Juan &
gran aitura. rslativamente. B0bre el
niVel del mar; I61 en- Bu punto mis-
bsio, SLR P1ertS EspafiR,0 % approve
ch6 eats desniV 81 ri emplizlr el colec.
tar q1e SirVe 6 dicha p2rte alta de ID
Ciudad para estabIeeer 90 vertedero
en- el mar una alturA On quo Ia ATS
mRrea no hiciara nm cierre hidesulicc,
que pu 1iera impedir la salida de gases
delet6raoa2 Cfeamoa que solo hAy un
collector para 10 alto de la Ciudad ? IG
MsrinA. ST asf eB, panSSm1s que no
hAbf& neCeSidad de Homatsr lac olORoIa
s que nos venimoa rkfirisndo las de
10 M trina, en- Las q 10 por eta0to de ID
poca aItura de 6ita Gobre ell nivsI del
mar, ell Vertsdero del collector debS 90.
tar c1nStR1tsmspte sumerRi1O. y con.
guisntemante los gases no pus1en
sRtir por dich vertsderO.
Yia2? question es: fGcilitAF 10 -
Ida de g&sas en- squeliA8 boca cRlies
en- que son constAntea los maloI olorGs,
por madio de tuboG que se eleven s 8
10 pies Hobre las aEotsaB pr6Xim1S. I
afn mas, en- eStos tubos, Be pueden eI-
tK Kbiecer, al terminar, peque6ia lsm2R.
ras que facilitaIfan el tiro d=bidO 6
Ia combustion conStGnte de petr6leo 6
baneinR, como exiIten en- Liverpool
EIto no ca nu'Vo, pueB 90 sAbe que en-
ciudadea de Europa 20 han empleadO
eStaG chimeneas para corFeRiF Ice
COS defsctoa los de que RdoIece nues.
ira red de RlcantAPillAs; pero inHiGti-
moG an que. debsFia teneFse IN coIeo.
tor para la pArta alta do la Ciudad In
dependiente del de Ia parts bsiG = que
vertieSe Gl mar sobre el niVel de ID Al.
tR mareA.
TambI6n IL topcg ala de lR ciu-
dad permite estA biecsr las b0mbAa 90.
pirante.impelentes que fuesen neceaa.
riRs, moVi laG con moIinos de Viento. J
tsner an riego conStAnte On TODD el al
cantaritlAdo con sRuAs de mar. Esto
no seFia una obra de tanto coRto que
estuVisse fuera del alcRnee de los re-
curses de nuestro Municipi0. Y 90.
mo esto va Biendo demaaiRdo largo.
hAcemoB punto Fl lAl por hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
LO oCurrido anoChe
al cocl8 de gOber-
nadOr
Dos ChOqu0S 5 tuVO On Ia CaTrot0ra
OI CaTTus sj0.
En- el segundo murio un caballo' y
eSta ma mana fue precise saCrl"
fear al otro.

Ancehe ccurri6 cerCS del Puente
del ARuS. u q aCCideDt4 81 coche del
honorable gobeEnRdor Winthrop.
Del sucego solo fuer0n VictimRB dos
cGball0U.
Daspu6S de abAnd0nar ell CcChe. ell
acknowledgements en- ecu ni6n Club,
El cuChe, cor duCido ! o. pn aurig0 Sme-
ricRnO, retrcCedi6 & Puerta de TierrS,
los cRballcB, segurOmente no bien
diriiidoB, ChocAron con nm monticulo
de piedras que hGbia en IL COrretera
para sftmRdo de In misnlR.
Eu taI choq ne rompi6ae 10 larzS, 10
que foe empR tsds. siguiendo deSpu6s
el CoChe su oRFTerR.
En- ell puepte de San Antonio, ChO.
CarOn ertonCes Los cAbaIIos con un0 de
los fueEteI muros del viaductc; Uno
de los cablll0G muri6 en- el actO, re.
UentGdo; y el 6tro recibi6 tales golpeH
en- Las rNtas delanteras, que estA ma.
II ana hubo neCeBidsd de gGCFificRrIO.
para eVitarIe nnsyOreG snfrimientog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
.EI traSIadO del
Padre Miro.
Una Cafta do MOnSshOF BIVRk
81 trasIado dice Monsefior-obe.
dece reiteradas instancias del
Padre Miro.
HOY recibimog In si0uiente carts

Hoy recibimos ID siguienta cBrts:
Gl3 de SetiembFe de 1905 SenoF
Director de eL1 Correspondents de
PGerto Rico ,
GMuy sen )r mir En- ell psri6dico de
So dig 10 diFecci6n, f9cha de ayer, So
inseftRn Ios tslegramea dirigiios desde
ISAbala & mi , Rl Rsverendo Padre
BarFioH. Bobre la traslaci6n. del RsVe.
renao Padre Miro; y Sc Efitde p0r el
COrresp0nHs':
"a no recibir condensation Blguna s
tan ContiauaE y reiterAdas 81 plicAs,
Sc han psrdido las esperRnzas de traer
{ nuestro lado aI Padre Miro
sC1 npleme msnifeatar que lA afr.
mRci6n del Gefl 1r CoPFesponsaI no %
ex xacta. PrecisGmente con lR mismR
fecha h9 contestRdo Rl r P Miro.
principal interesado an dich0 asunto.
mi FepraaentRnte en- aquella parro.
quiS. 10 aigaients: EO5eiecie1do 80
SrasladO & pstidRs y RprsmianteS ins
tRncias suyaS. rev0cRrlO Rh0ra, aCusa.
Ifa poca seFis1ad y ridiculo caprich0 }
an mis- aOtos. eEl Obispo9
- GAsfmismo, ell Padre B Bsrrios, res.
pondiendo las Presidents de les
Hijas de Mslfs y del SiRcado CJraz6a
les teleRrafi5 10 que sigue: GSi el P.
Miro sale de IsabslA. es por hAbsrlo
supliORdo aai al Prelado; Uuya 90. pueS,
tOda In culpR.1
GEStimaT6 & usted. mucho, SEM
Director. la publication de eItaS lfneLS.
FectifisRndo 10 dicho por ell senior Co.
FresponSal de IIabsIR.
SMuy atentRmente Jaime H. BIenk
Obispo de Puerto Rico.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
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y piano, original de La PreSa. recibi.
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ConourRn al teatrO del Parque.
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70, nutrido y Selscto.