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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
NUEVOS PERIODICOS
que Sc pubIiGaran
. en- AreCibo.
JuiGiO pOr ultraje a una demente
/ de QuebradiIIaS.
Animation para Ia fiesta del domingo.
Ode maestro cOrre8pon8Gl. }

Noviembre Sci peri6dico Gel Duen-
de- introduce desde Ell dia Is varias refor-
mas entire elias la de publicarse diaria-
mente con otras mejoras tendencies & bene-
ficiar al pt1blico.
--Se nos dice que pronto vera la luz
pdblica otro peri6dico puramente literario.
Con este seran, pues, tres los peri6dicos que
Sc Bublicaran en- esta ciudad.
-ContinGan los juicios por iurado Ell
esta Corte de Distrito. Hoy Sc -celebra
uno de importancia, por ultraie a una loca
en- 81 cementerio de Quebradillas, siendo-
los autores tres individuos. Va daremos
q conocer ell resultado de este interesante
juicio.
--Se encuentra en- puerto ell vapor anne
ricaho ''San Juan" con carga para va
rios -.
--Contin1a ell remate de muebles va
rios utensilios de deshecho en- los salones
de este municipio ..-
-Contin6a la animation para la audi
ci6n musical que Sc celebrard 81 pr6ximo
domingo en- los salones del Casino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

p6r la fainilia imperial alemana, especial
mente por el Kaiser.
El pueblo ha victoreado con gran entu-
siasmo al rey Alfonso
En- breve saldrd de Berlin ell monarch
espanol, y en- Viena prepdrasele una gran
recepcl6n, organizada principalmente porel
afchiduque Federico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
EDUARDO NEUMANN..
Nueva York, Octubre 30, 1895. u.
NO TICIA S

Han sido enviadas la prensa de la
capital, las invitaciones para la gira que
llevaran 4 efecto los dependencies del CO.
mercio de la ciudad.
En- lino de los pr6ximos correos Sc
espera parte del nuevo material para Ell
cuerpo de bomberos de la ciudad.
al acto de la apelaci6n ante el tFibu-
nal suprem mo en- el proceso Kent, asistieron
los representatives del "Boletin' y de La
Correspondence %
-Siguen las paradas prplongadas, de
los carros electricos EN- los respeetivos
cruces,
-Ha estado en- esta capital, don Eauar-
do Georgetti, hacendado de BaTceloneta.
-Por falta de MADEIRA, Sc hacen con
alguna difcultad las primeras obras de Ia
reparaci6n del teatro de esta capital. Han
empezado los trabajos por La reparaci6n de
los techos del edifcio. Cree el ingehiero
de Ia ciudad que para principles del
aflo entrante habran adelantado Hlucho
las indicadas reparaciones.
Ell pr6ximo domingo tendra lugar Ia
communion mensual de las Hiias de Maria
en- Ia misa que Sc dird a las Z de la mana
ma en- ell altar de la Purfsima. 1ste
acto sera amenizado con canticos sagTadoF
por varias sefioritas de La asociacl0n.
-Informase que La ciudadana Jpsefa
Rivera queIabase anoche, en- Ia calle d.
San Sebastian, de que, habiendo entregadc
un baul an la estaci6n del ferrocarTil dt
esta ciudad, hace mas de un mes, a1n M
10 ha podido conseguir.
Esta manana salieron para Caroline
ell senior Jimenez, superintendent de obra
p1blicas II el empleado senior MADEIRA col
objeto de tomar ciertos datos para el nieJo
emplazamiento del estribo Carolina de
puente sobre q rio ''e3rande DC l4olza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
MIGUEL sABINo. sastrertG ItqAana-

MICHEL, 6ABINO SGstreriG ItGtiCg5a-
55 San francisco San Juan, PR
va lla Ilegado el vapor frances sQuebe,
v como 10 habia OfreeidO en- el herecidO di-
TTeefaToenfe 6Ie Paris 81 gran RuFtidO en- te-
las ie aIta noyedad Y elegancia de todos
coIores Y para todos los gnstos.
IRuepO nIes q mis- nuneT0sos Glientes Sc
siryaIl hacerIne una vista, de Id que les
asagurO saldran complexities.
En- 10 Que Fespecta calidad n Duen gus
I'll. esto lo fiene Rereditado eI estabIeci-
naiento 6iesrle sll fIIndaci6n v todo cuanto
16cIria 5eeir esta Drobado con hechOs desde
tyIle sc abari0 81 pliblico esta casa en- esta
ciudad.
Como W 10 tengO anunciadO otFaa Yeces
el cue quiera yestir con eleganciaIy barato
puede hacerlO pagando Ia pequeRa suma
dc $40 pOr semana.
En esfs iiIn1Tenfa se vende papel de Pc
Ri6dico vieio $500 quintal.
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Don Alfonso OVaCiOnado en- Berlin
ew York, Nvbre. 10, 1.3O p. m.

New York, Nvbre. 10. / so n. m.
Aver lego Il la corte de Berlin el prfn.
cipe don Fernando de Baviera v Ia infan-
ta dona Maria Teresa, recientemente casa
dos en- Madrid que han ido6 Ia can;tal
alemana para salir de 6sta con el rev dom
Alfonso en- direction 4 Viena.
Ell rey Alfonso ha sido agasaiadfsimo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
lie RERDS
-DE IIIIERRo AP0RCELANADi

Una BJJENlA OGsAsIO Para Ia
mIlla que quiera yiYir c6nnodamente, se
alquila una buena y espaciosa casa en- Ia
paTada Y, Hato Rey, que tiene todas las
Yentalas que Tecomienda Il hygiene, como
ba1los, lnodoTos y demas instalaciones mo-
dernas se aIquila solamente IA casa que
tiene cinco habitaciones modernas 8 Ia ca
go con tres cuerdas de terreno que posee
lnformaran ]. Gale de II Cruz. udmero 5 en-
San Juan. IVA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10


nhd p Ia mayo IS
Ls Ii H.
NoAUdd dTseale ad d i do
neena ado . 6 Ia i1
aduease seraf fhina ni Iss
Lfranfr iA5 zen @~ eilt f
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agIud a ahud dp t
h0r hnuIra
NOta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

EN- $3, 5O0.- Sc vende una casa de
mamposterfa, de dos pisos, situada fTente
al antique polvorfn de e calle del RSoI.
Para mas informes dirigirse Hegad38ides
n RomessI Fortaleza 18, San Juan, 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

d.. Ell doctor r. Ruiz Arnau, dc regreso
de su yiaie & Europa, acaba de instalar su
ofieina professional en- la calle del Cristo
n1mero IA. Horas de consuIta: De 121
A o. 3Y. a..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

Ell sefior CaIder6n, representante de
La afamada cerveza marca "PaBts'', esta
de placemes, pues ell todos los bales que
en- estos dias Sc han lleyado efecto no Sc
la tornado otra cerveza que la ''Pabst'.
M. r. Calder6n & Co, Tetuan IL. De
T0Ssifo #
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Granulas rosadas del DR.. Gerome con-
tia Ia IMPOTENCIA, 20 cvs De ven
ira en- todas las farmacias. Is ".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

Isl hace amos que no hace usted buena
digesti6ny esta delgado j enfermo. SQu6
darfa usted al autoF de la tEstomacaina
UIrici', 81 le deYuelve la salud con unas
cuantas cajas?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

&c ha celebrado un suntuoso banqueteI en-
honor de los marinos ingleses, en- que ell
principe de Battemberg respondiendo 4 un
Brindis de Mr.. Roosevelt tuvo frases de
admiraei6n y de afecto en- nombre deIIn-
glaterrra para el pueblo de los Estados
Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

vas pesquisas para descubrir el autor s.
autores de los asesinatos.
Sosp6chase que en- Tanger existeIuna
sociedad secreta de malhechores para ase-
sinar los extranieros Sc han hecha va
fias detenciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

-Cada dia es mayor el ndmero de,
hu6spedes que solicita el hotel Helvetia,
debido q sus excelentes eondiciones higi6-
nicas y SUI esmerado servieio. Direction:
Cruz 81 San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
de Batten6grg nllY abseauiado

New York, NYbre. 10, 80 ). n.
Ha sido muy obsequiado On esta ciudad.
q q Jele ie la escuadra britannica principe de
II Pfesidente Roosevelt Sc ha mostrado
con los Jetes de Ia escuadra toda la of
ci''lioad' excesivamente obsequioso. Hoy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
D. COLLAZO.
Nueva York, Noviembre 8 de 1905.
DE ACTUALIDAD! La grspe curada en-

DE CTUALIDAD! La gT5pe curddG en-
8E horGs. Con5prO6G GdO cienti1 i1fcQaaeqte.
Los sintomas precursores de la Grippe
FieJres paLtd5cus como son dolores de cabe-
"a aTdor en- los ojos, quebTantamiento gene
raj, tluxion nesal, perdida del apetito, es-
calofrfos, dolor en- las espaldas, depression
nerYiosa, sabuTrosa, dOlor en- las articula-
ci6nss, frialdad en- los pies manOs tos Sc
ca YI pertinaz, NAL sabOr en- la boca, eet,
ect: empieZan desaparecer q La media
hora de tOmar las CAPSULAS DE HEM
hasts las "a horas, que la infection ha desa-
parecidO en- absolute.
~ venta en- las Farmacias Gillermety
BIaneo Zerbi. 15v. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

cionales lie impartirfamos un gran estfmu-
10 la riqueza del archipelago"
'.....,........,.,, ....,....,................
La condici6n de Puerto Rico y las Fl
ipinas al termino de un lustro de sobera-
MIA americana presenta I'm ,contraste me-
lanc6lico. Tai vez los naturales de esas
islas tuvieran menos educaci6n baio el re-
gimen espaflol; pero tenian mejor abrigo y
mas .alimentos. No Sc puede uno explicar
la tFiste verdad. Els una afrenta para la
civilization americana. Nos hemos mega
do protegeT el cafe de Puerto Rico argu-
yendo que la imposition de un derecho al
grano importado de pafses extranjeros
aumentarfa Ell costo de una bebida quelse
consume ell todos los hogares americanos
como 81 semejante augmentation Sc hui
biera aceptado nj por un mOmento tratan-
dose. de cafe cosechado en- uno de nuestros
Estados, la manera que sc acopia aztcar
en- Louisiana" .a
Nos aventuramos q declArar que no es-
tamos conformes con ciertas apreciaciones
contenidas en- los anteriores extractos CO.
mo no 10 estuvimos tampoco con algunas
de las comprendidas en- ell interesante artf-
Culu lC d4uCI buCA ShuIASO u0 ucIb0 1NlC0
el general Roy Stone, publicado en- la
North american ReUiep. Sacar nuestra
isla dc la penuria en- que Sc encuentra para
entregarla maniatada los caprichos de
los tFusts con sus numerosos tentaculos, es,
como Sc dice vulgarmente, 'FSalir de Qua
mala para meterse en- Guatepeor, 8 CO.
mo dicen los ingleses ''TO fall from the
.ff'yi3lgpa11 into the fire"
Cpn mercado para Ell cafe, segEgOUer7a-
nse,8 para sus habitantes, la sombra de
la bandera americana, y ciudadanfa de los
Estados Unidos, Puerto Rico puede sal
varse sin necesidad de recurrir a remedies
que. son peores que la dolencia sufrida.
Capital, juiciosamente invertido, no hay
duda alguna que contribuirfa 4 la prospe-
ridaa de la isla; pero empresas monopoli-
zadoras que tiendan La centralizaci6n de
La riqueza en- un pals pobre y pequefo, Sc
ria IA peor middleton que podrfa discer-
nfrsele la 'sisla olvidada."
AM n COTT AVn@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
IINPORTANTES GABL Is
ASESINATO EN TANGER

New York, Nybre. 10. 1.8O \. N
Un despacllo de Tanger noticia oue Inn
sido asesinados en- dicha ciudad tres sIibdi.
tos extranieros, entire ellos In espafiol q
dos franceses.
Las autoridades marroqufes hacen aoti-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10
TRIO JANEIRO BOMBARDEADO

New York, Nyb. D afrucor capsordo
La cudad de ddob
sureccmada II O n1neros f
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

mltldo hbre ole derechos en- los puertos ma
cionales, le impartirfamos un gran estfmu-
10 a la riqueza del archipelago
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

En esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6aico vieio { $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

En- esGa imprenta Sc Vende papaI d8 p'
Ei6dico yieio $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

~ Lo que quiere ,decir que esos sefio-
res'anti-impe mperialistas sirven paraalgo,y. q.
no merecemos Ia censura que nos endilga
Mr.. Tyler en- SUI tercera correspondence
por ,t0marlos como Mentores en- nuestra
pEasente campaia,
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19
Hothlng Success Like Success
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage Of the leading business men, and m O st prominent citizens of Arizona. The DOcfnr o Craduata of
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19
TICKETS AND TRAIN SERVICE
Or Attendance at Anti JOinture Con-
 ventiOn Made Easy.

The Board of Trade committee for the outlining of a program and the arranging of preliminaTies for the anti -iointure statehood convention. held a meeting last night and took important action on two matters that should be given wide publicity throughout the territory in order to stimulate a larger attendance. The committee will hold another meeting on Saturday.
 These two things referred to are in respect of transportation. The first is that Superintendent Bicknen has agreed to run a special train to Mar icopa at midnight on the day of the convention, May 27, so those who at tend from southern Arizona will lose no time in waiting over for trains, should they remain to attend the even- ing session of the convention. They can get here Saturday morning, be in session all day and all evening and leave for home at midnight
 The other thing is the proper course to pursue by those who desire to take advantage of the reduced railroad rates which will be one fare for the round trip or one and One-fifth fares as the case may be. The ticket buy CT when he secures his ticket, wher- ever he may be in any town of the ter ritory. should ask the ticket seller to furnish him with certificate, which blanks the agents will be supplied with, showing that he is entitled to a return trip free or at the reduced rate, whatever it may be. When he reaches Phoenix he should have this certificate cOuntersigned by the secre- tary of the convention after which he presents it to the Phoenix ticket agent who will give him the return trip tick ct free or for whatever reduced fare his railroad authorizes.
 Territorial papers should publish this information as widely as possible during the next few days for the ben eft of any who may desire to attend the convention.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19
HardwiCk Theater.
 P. ". sTEcHAN. Manager.
FRIDAY NIGHT
 HAZEL KIRKF The Noble Stock Co.

Standard and modern dramas and comedies. The peoples popular prices. 500 reserved seats at soc to be had at Goodman's. Admission 10c. 200.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19

distance record. Such mating should produce a genuine race horse.
 MT. Johnson says the company oper- ating the ranching enterprise is an or ganization auxiliary to the C. & A. Mining company. That is it is prac- tically the same people but an entirely separate enterprise. having the ad- vantage of close business interests with the mining company. It has an acreage of several sections and a large part of it lies below Bisbee at the point where the canyon widens out into a valley susceptible of great agricultural possi- bilities when there is ample water sup ply. This supply is now being furnish ed by the big mines the same men are operating in and near Bisbee. The water is pumped from the mines and carried to the lands below, assuring a supply for a large acreage.
 Bisbee is a natural market for dairy and other agricultural products and this company is the first to undertake supplying it in any considerable degree. The prices are good and all conditions are apparently perfect for a very suc~ cessful enterprise. The company is an up to date organization of business men. It does not limit its expenditures providing proper results follow. To that end it is putting its farm in fine condition and is stocking it with the best stock to be had. It proposes to start right and keep right and is for tunateIy provided with the necessary means for doing so. While the farm is a business enterprise pure and sim pie it will also prove an interesting show place for the Bisbee people as it will be equipped with good barns and other buildings and the grounds will be kept in the best of order Al falfa will be the main crop raised as it will be the thing most needed on the stock farm. Concerning this en- terprise the Bisbee Review in a recent issue said:
 There is a large stream of water running down to the farm land of C. & A. below Don Luis from the pump outlets of the Junction. the A. x A. and the L. $. & P. At its destination this water is being cared for by a num- Der of men. That is, they are taking it out of the big wooden fumes that have been built and are turning it onto the ground that has been chosen for irrigation. On several of these plats
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19
C. @ A. STOCK FARM
Flooded Cattle and Horses From the
 Salt River Valley.

R. M. Johnson, manager of the Calu- met and Arizona Mining company's ranching interests, left Tuesday night for Bisbee, with the herd of registered Holstein cattle purchased of Thomas McGinniss and a carload of horses all so bought in this valley. MT. John son also purchased of MT. McGinniss, the well known race mare, Countess Knight, 2.1S 1-4 by Knight 2.22 1-2, the sire of the great Anaconda, POI 1-4. first dam POcahOntas 2.22 1-2 sec ond dam by St. Clair 16675. Mir John son left the mare in Phoenix to be bred to Senator L. holding the worlds long
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19

there is already growing fine crops of alfalfa and barley. Preparations being made on other portions of the big farming tract give every indication that it is the purpose to make it all into one great producing area. Teams are at work in many places cultivating the ground, while in others workmen are busy building fumes to carry the irrigating water to the various points on the surface that it is the intention to cover adequately.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19

Having to lay upon my bed for 14 days from a severely bruised leg, l only found relief when I used a bottle fo Ballard's Snow Liniment. I can cheerfully recommend it as the best medicine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted. It has now become a posi- tive necessity upon myself. D. R. Byrnes, Merchant, DoversvilIe, Tex as. 25c, soc, S1.OO. Sold by Elvey 6 Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19
A POsITIvE NECEsSITY.

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenburg
Arizona republican., 1905-05-19

Love in a cottage isn't all cottage pudding.-Ph Record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-26
AUTOMOBILE EXHIBIT
PROMISES BIG DISPLAY
It Will Open Tomorrow Night and Last Through Week.
Many Styles of Vehicles.

Automobiles ranging from the high
priced. high-powered and massive tour
ing cars. 1rxuriously appointed victorias.
finely upholstered stanhopes, down TO
the sensible station wagons and the lit
tie runa bouts, as well as motor boats.
motor cycles, bicycles. and automobile
accessories, will be in order with the
week beginning tomorrow night, when
the Automobile Dealers Association viii
give its great exhibit at the Washing
ton Light Infantry Armory, back of
Chase's Theater.
This exhibit is given with the sane
ton of the National Association of Au-
tomobile Manufacturers, and is the last
Of the series of displays that have been
given in New. York, Chicago, Phfladel-
phia, and Buffalo. Over fifty manufac-
turers of automobiles will have ma
chimes on display. and as many more
Of motor boats, bicycles, and automobile
accessories
II is SAID to say, that nothing like
this display has ever been given il;
Washington, The large hall will be
brilliantly lighted I'D with rows Of cleo
tric lights and special electrical signs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-26

that have been placed there by the va
rious manufacturers: most of these will
be going day as well as night, and high
revel among the elect will reign there
from the hours of 10 a. m. to IL p. m.
AT night HaIey's Band will furnish the
guests with music.
The Pope Manufacturing Company
will be represented ty a great variety
of vehicles, making an elaborate and
comprehensive display.
Leading manufacturers will have ex-
perts from the factories to point out the
different features of the new cars and
he on hand 20 give rides TO intending
purchasers and others interested. The
result will be that the exhibit on the
| outside will be almost as great as that
On the inside
The exhibit will open on Monday
night at o'clock The price of adj
| mission will be % cents.
| The officers of the association are c.
| Royce Hough, president; Charles E
| Miller, vice president; r. W. Cook,
treasurer; Louis Ruprecht, secretary.
B. c. Washington, jr.. is business man
q ger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-26
DANGER OF SMALLPOX
SEEMS TO BE CHECKED

Great confidence was expressed by the
Health Department yesterday after
noon that all danger of further spread
of smallpox among the nurses at the
George Washington University Hospital
had been checked Probably the most
encouraging sign, in connection with the
situation was the entire release from
quarantine of Miss Mary Cary, one of
the first nurses taken to the detention
camp.
Three others. Misses Nanette Williams.
Matte Henry. and Mary Grogan were
also permitted to leave the detention
camp Yesterday afternoon. but for sew
eral more days they will be isolated on
the first floor of the hospital and kept
under observation.
Only two of the nurses, Misses Eliza
beth Hazard and Mary Chase, are now
under quarantine in the little row OF
rhouses at Eighteenth and ID streets
southeast and the three in the small
poX hospital are reported doing we'll
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-26
RED CROSS BRANCH
ORGANIZED HERE
Affiliated With the General
National Society.
THE OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Executive Committee Will Be Chosea
at Future Meeting-Thirty
Charter Members.

The establishment of the Red Cross a
a live element in local affairs was be-
gun yesterday afternoon with the first
meeting of the organizers of the Dis
trict of Columbia Branch Society of the
American National Red Cross.
The requirement in the charter OF
the national organization, that the local
State branches be organized with an
little delay as possible. is being strictly
needed by the District of Columbia,
which is regarded as State in the eyes
of the national society, and it is second
in line with its local chapter, the Mary
land local society having been organ
lied little more than week ago.
The Place of Meeting.
Yesterdays meeting was held at the
residence of w. J. Boardnan. 1901 p
street northwest, and was well attend
ed. officers were elected, but it was de-
cided to postpone the election of an ex-
ecutive committee, which is required by
the laws of the society, until the next
meeting, when fuller attendance is ex-
pected
Already more than thirty persons
have announced their desire TO become
charter members, of the organization. al
though its takes only twelve members to
organize a local society II is thought
there viii be membership of at least
seventy-five by next month. When the
membership reaches 100 the local society
viii be entitled to full recognition by
the national organization
The officers elected yesterday We're:
J. B. Henderson. jr., president; Blair
Lee, vice president; DR.. Cyrus Adler.
secretary, and Commander F. A Miller,
L. S. N, treasurer
How to Join Society.
It was announced that those desiring
membership may send their names TO
any of the organizers or to the officers,
whose present address is care Of the
central Red Cross committee, Colorado
building. The membership dues are 81
per year. a payment Of sz5 procuring
life membership
The organizers present at yesterday
meeting were j. B. Henderson jr-, Blair
Lee, Mrs J. Ellen Foster, Miss Bessie
! ] Kibbey Herbert Wadsworth, w j.
Boardman Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, Gen.
George NJ Sternberg, L. 5. A; the
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, the Rev. John
| Van Schaick, Gen John NJ Wilson,
| Commissioner Henry B. F. Macfarland,
| the Rev. Louis Stern. Dr. Sole Nord-
| hon Jung, and G. A. Lyon, Jr