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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-23
TO CROSS THE PACIFIC.
DIR. Webb McKibbin and Family Start for
the Philippines Next Saturday.

Vet. II. Weber McKibbin, of
the 4th U. S. Cavalry, who has
been at Fort Walla Walla, Wash.
lngJon, for several months, will
sail with his regiment for the
Philippines in a few days. His
wife, who is Minerva, daughter
of d M. Kendall, of the Cove,
with their baby daughter, will ac.
company him. They will leave
Fort Walla Walla next Saturday,
for san Francisco, aud on the
fifth of September, will set sail
in the Steamer Buford for their
far of destination. Their friends
desiring to write them, and let
ters will, of course, be most wei
come while in that distant part of
Uncle Sam S possessions, should
be addressed
VET. r. w. MCKIBBIN,
4th Cavalry,
Manila, p. 1.
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While not written for publca-
tion, we feel that the many
friends of Charlie Pittman will
read with pleasure the following
letter. Editor.
TABRIz, PERSIA, July "a, 1905.
DEAR Mr.. PECK =
| have just returned
to Tabriz from an evangehstic
tour lasting eighty-one days which
may contain something Of inter-
est to you. i spent nine days Wis
iting eight Molsem villages on the
road between Tabriz and Salinas.
Salinas is large plain about a
hundred miles little north of
west of Tabrlz, and borders on
the north,wester corner of Lake
Urumia. Its chief town is Dill
man where the postoflice is locat-
ed whach furnishes the inhabi-
tants with a-weekly mail. This
fertile PLAIN is dotted with a large
number of villages, mostly Mos
lem, but also has a population of
about twelve thousand Armeni.
ans, three thousand Syrians,
and a thousand Jews. 1t would
be desirable place to live we're
it not for its exposure to frequent
raids by the Kurds, and for the
lack of government protection. L
Travelled on horseback and two
horse carried my baggage con-
sistIng of bedding, cooking uten-
sils, clothing, and, also, scrip
lures and tracts for sale or free
distribution. My servant rode
on one OF the loads.
Perhaps a few notes from my
diary concerning the first two
days of my Journey may give you
some idea of touring in this coun-
try.
Tuesday, April IL. -LeftTabrlz
at $3.50 a. M, and reached Isme
kamar at 6 p. m. Stopped fifteen
minutes at tea house to eat my
lunch. In lsme Kamar, stopped
at kerberla Karin 3 house. Aft
er supper, ten men came TO see
me and | read to them the Ser
mon on the Mount. One of them
IL the tax collector OF the village
and can read. DR.. Wright gave
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REV. CHARLES READE PITTMAN.
Rev. Charles r. Pittman was born
in Ayr township about 81 years ago
He is the only son of Jacob Pittman,
deceased, and his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Pittman, is now resident of McCon-
nellsburg. Early in life Charlie was
deeply impressed with the need of men
to carry the gospel message of Jesus
Christ into heather lands, aud having
decided to devote his life work to this
service, he set about making the nee
essary preparation. To this end he
took four years classical course at
Easton, a three years theological
course in the Seminary at Princeton,
and added to that a two years course
in Philosophy, embracing total pc
riod of nine years of preparation at a
cost from his own private. purse of
over $1,000, At this point, he placed
himself at the disposal of the Presby-
terian Board of Foreign Missions,
and was sent to Persia, in Asia, there
at distance of 10, 900 miles from home
to work among strange people, with
strange religion, a strange language
which he would have to learn, strange
customs, and surrounded with more or
less personal danger, and all this at
salary but little more than is received
for teaching country school in Full
ton county. In this age of CONNER
cialism, one cannot help admiring the
self-sacrifice of bright young man,
who sees something more in life than
the mere matter of getting dollars and
cents.
He left McConnellsburg five years
ago last Wednesday and sailed from
New York two days later.
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burg.
-..--.- -
him Gospel and tract on for.
mer tour and | gave him tract,
''The Desecrated Temple. !" All
were friendly and no objections
were made.
Wednesday, April 12.-Went to
Kundur and stopped with Mo
shady Goolam. Eight men came
IN and watched me eat dinner
One was argumentatlve. Said he
would not leave the religion of his
fathers, and that his feet were
healed by miracle while on pill
grlmage to Kerberla last year.
Even wanted to argue that fingers
and not forks, were intended to
convey the food to the mouth -
After dinner [ called on Mahmood
Agha CORNER tance), who
Is totally blind. There | talked
with seven men, reading from
Matt. 10 1920, then went to gar.
den and talked with three men
and read to them the parable Of
the barren fig tree.
While returning to my lodgings
| met Kerberla Ali "a former ac-
quaintance), who brought me
present of almonds. In the even
ing Ker berla Ali, Mullah Habeeb,
c"Mullah" is the title of Moslem
priest), and a half dozen others
came IN and we argued on the au-
thentlclty of the scriptures, and
Christ or Mohammed as media
tor.
The third day / stopped in
village which | had visited a year
and a hall ago and had given to
the son of a shop keeper, IN whose
house | was stopping, a few cards
containing verses Of scripture in
Persian. On arriving there this
time, found he had used them
to decorate hls shop so that all
who came to his shop who could
read, were reading Rom. 6 90,
John 3 80, &c. | renamed over
Sunday IN the house of shop
keeper IN another village of seven
hundred houses. In the after
noon, L went to the shop of my
host and sat down on a stool in
front of it. Soon few men gath
cred around me and began to ask
questions, first about the war be.
tween Ru sia and Japan and then
about the "new world" as thew
call America. / talked to them
ABOUT America with the aim of
showing them some of the bless
ings of Christianity and empha
sized especially religious freedom.
They were all very friendly and
courteous, but when the crowd
numbered fifty or sixty | decided
to return to my lodgings. After
returning, mullah, who had
seen me at the shop and heard |
had books with me, came to see
them. | showed him the New
Testament and he was so pleased
with it he purchased two copies
"a Turkish and Persian trans.
lation, sending the money for
them the next morning.
remained six weeks in Salinas
in the home Of our preacher there
and, together, we visited twenty.
eight villages IN that vicinity find
ing our way INTO the homes of all
classes from that OF the governor
OF the province to that of the day
laborer.
From Salinas, Invent twenty
four miles northeast To Khol and
staid four week and roturncd TO
Tabriz in three days, arrh ing
June 30th. Fourth OF July all the
missionaries spent the day pic.
nicklng in an almond garden. An
Euglishman was our guest and.
we pinned an American flag on
him and took him along to help
celebrate.
Your friend,
CHAs r. PlTTMAN.
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B, r. Young of IIollidavsburg,
AID G II, Kendall of Altoona. are
spending this week IN This coun-
ty looking after timber land
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Miss Margaret Daniels, of
Sipes Mill, has returned home
after a two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs, W. M. Dixon, in
Pittsburg.
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mi NOS
Exp8Ti8nCas de-
submarines.

Segan noticiaa Que publica q eLon-
don TeIsgraph2. en- breVe se van E
realizar experiences especiales con
b1rcos submarines en Il bahia de Ports
mouth.
EI objetO de dichas expeFiencias. es
determinar Is manera melor = mas
sdecuada para conseguir que los sub.
marinos puedan acercarse 4 los barcoa
enemigos. durants 81 die, sin ser .vistos
por los ofciaies y tripulantes de Los
mismCs.
Sc hs ideado un aparato cublerto
de Ions, qua Sc colocR sobre la torre
del submarino a acarcaTae 81 b1rco
obistivo. Y cuAndo jesde el acorazado
8 crucero se han adVertidO de So pre-
sancia. al submarine Sc sumerga de-
iando fote el aparat0 mencl0nado,
que parece realmsnte Ia t0rre de OBJ
servaci6n.
Mientrss eI buque de guerra fla so
atenci6n en- eI supuesto submarine,
este se vs acercRndo So Victima en-
Otra direction.
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NU.EV0 METOg0.

The IntsFgGtSOnGg College of Languages, ha
ideado un metodo nuevo, lM6t0dO del LealgIG-
iG7sO que cd un sistema de ensefiar Ell IngleS
4 los Latino-americanos, og61edOL0 hG6lGr.
Es simplemente ensefar por la voz humane,
esta VOz SO oye tan claramente como la de
ualquier Eniembro de Ia familia hEbl4ndo-
aos en- el hpgar. Los elementos t6cnicos quo
dan eliminados, desaparecen obst6culos, la
simpiifca el procedimientO de aprender = es
adquisicion de la habilidad de conversar Sc
hace facil en- muy Corto tempo.
81 acento corriente la pronunciation SO
Rseguran, porque los fonagFamas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos ppr un cantor perfecto.
Todas las lecciones revisten el caracter de
conversation, sea Ia especie de palabras y
Traces que be smplean diariamente las mas
necesarias que ell extranjero debe sprender.
Setiene ala vista uno del los ibros medi
ia que ell dido escucha & la lengua pronunciar
cada silab$, 81 oio observe como SO deleLrea
Cada palabEa la mente guarda las impreaio-
nes transmttidas asi. Cast anteB de aperci-
birnos de clio, nos acostumbramos q pensGr
en- el idioma que estudiamos,
He aquf Algunas de las ventaias de este sis
tema: Noltiene maestro, no hay honorarios
nj contratiSmpos, no Sc olvidan las lecciones
pasadas, nj peligro de adquirir un NAL acen-
to- Sc apFbnde tanto en- una semana por
unas cuantas leccioneS de diez minutes CRdG
dia como Ia que un professor ordinaFio ense62-
Ia en- un n1eg. Con 81 Metodo Lengu6ono Ia
Ia 1A4 4414lHOA Ao 4A ANAOAAAa 3ss ISeeeAS w 0oA
ei arduo deber que muchos suponen, En- dos
palRbras 81 sistema es tan completoy esta dis
puesto de tai modo que 81 primer dia va SO ha-
blA algo ul POGO mas el siguiente y mas a6n
clique sigue: y en- muy corto tempo So apren-
de hablar, leer eacribir t8cil , correota
mente.
El Frances, 81 Aleman y 81 Oastellano han
sido onenados con exito por este aistema.
Las psrs1nrs que deseen cOnooer mas poT-
memories pleden 6irigirse The lssterR0tS0n0
Zoe LsnRUqjes, Metropolis Building, Npevl
VoPIr
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EsmsraIda Ceramics.

Henoa tenido oportunidad de yer
una carta Yecibida por ell Sr. Anfosso.
suscrita por Ia c6Iebra arpista Esme-
raIda CerVantes, muy conocida en- los
principales testros de Europa y Anne
rica, por Ia hRbilidad extraordinaria
con que maneja el arpa.
EstR artista tiene el prop6sito de
daT dos 8 tres representations & su
pasO para Ia Habana. en- combination
con elguna compaffa.
La pvensa de los paises que ha visi-
ta1o hace grandes eIogios de la Ger
vantas. & quien tendremos tai vez el
gusto de OR en- eI diffcil Y POGO Yul-
gar Instruments. que con tanta macs
trfR manejs.
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INSTRUCTIONS.
1.-Conseguid unos pocos miembros y for
men un cfrculo.

1.-Conseguid unos pocos miembros y for.
men un cfrculo.
2-Reunfos una vez la semana.
3.-Dad vuestro cfrcu1o un nombre apro-
plado. Por ejemplo "Liga de Ninas" &c.
L. Mano Caritativa Club" Y usad STEM
pre- las letras g. 4. en- el nompre que
| escojan
4,-Elegid un preSidente, un secretario I'm
tesorero y un bibliotecario
5.-Haced vuestras leyes en- ammonia con
vuastras promesas
6.-Enviad la Tia Dorotea un report men
sual de vuestro trabajo por la Liga con los
nombres, direction edad de sus miem bros
7.-Guardad vuestro dinero en.yuestrB ca
ia, ell dinero que oludiS en- vusetra promeSa,
que tratais de ganar de ahorrar, cuando
ocurra alguna emergenoia noSoiros les dire
mos como dirigir este dinero aquellos que
10 necesitan. NOsotros os diremos de item
po en- tempo, en- respUeSta vuestraS cartas.
doude y como vosotros podeis encontrar opor-
tunldades en- vuestra vecindad, para mag
nfgco trabajo local.
8.-Todos los .lectores deben seguirnos en-
nuestroS certamenes y ganar nuestros Fega-
los, pueS esta es la forma de vueStIa Presi-
denta de haceros feliceS en- recompensa de
vuestro trabajo, en- hacer felices otros. Vo-
sotros debeis observar este periodico para
saber como 10 hacemos
9.-Los adultos pueden entrar en- nuestra
Liga 81 desean ayudarnos. La Liga tiene
miles de adultos nihoS en- TODD el mundO.
l0-Usad parties de vuestras economics
para comprar libros para la biblioteca de
vuestro cfrculo y elegid vuestros HbroS de la
lista de hbros selectos de la "Tia Dorotea."
n.-Dirigid todas las cartas la "Chil-
dren's League, al cuidado del Director de
este periodico, quien 10 enviara todo a la
"Tia Dorotea." /"
12.-Todos los lectores de esta pagina, de
cualquier edad pueden convertirse en- miem
bros del cfrculo de Ia Liga, enviando la
"Tia Dorotea" un cup6n propiamente escrito
con un sobre con sello y su direction.
A los miembros adultos Sc les pide ayuden
los nifos, miembros tambien, contribuyen-
do los fondos de sus cfrculos locales, y
contribuyendo en- sus trabajos uniendo los
fondos para los casos de grandes emergencies
tales como la creciente de Galveston. Este
fondo sera recibido guardado para tai asun
to, sujeto 4 la orden de un comit6 selecto,
para Ia Equitable Trust Company, Is Ma
ssau Street, New York, Ny, u. 8. A..
Este es el fondo para 81 isla el pr6ximo
afio
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|. PLlHAS NARTl.
TETuAN "a.

OfreCe 4 preCioa m6dicos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU-
TOS DEL Pals. A PRECIOS LIAII-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de los MoIi-
nos de PILLSBURY. WASHBURN,
FLOUR. MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minneo-
polls MINI. que producen Ias afsma-
das harinas de trigo ePILLSBURY S
EST xxx y Ia de maiz, eLA
ESMERALDA.D
AGENTE GENERAL de Ioe Seho-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
fnbricantes de Las afamR6Rs maFcas de
Mantequilia GIAA FAVORITA2 y GEL
YANKEES
AGENTE GENERAL de Ia cerve-
cerfa eTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co.. de Brooklyn. N. X 90 Y. Z.
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PROMEsA.


Prometo dar felicidad .diariamente Ia
vida de alguno, siendo bondadoso.
fIometome ganar pesetas, selloS de correo,
medios, welcomes mas grande sumas = de-
nerlas Iistas para envia7las alseuien olle
nuestra Presidenta designe, que necesita
ayuda
Prometome escribir mi Presidenta de-
clfie lo.que estoy haciendo ara guardian esta
Sfryase poner en- lista mi nombre enviar
MI 4, dlstlntiyo en- el sobre que le incluyo con
sellos y mi direction
Nombre. ................. ................
oalle ...'.............,....s. s......s........
Pueblo 8 ciudad -................ .........
Esiado condado.... ...................
Edad del peticionario 81 es mensr de 20
CLOS aduldos puedon entraf tanbidn1
Fecha de la petici6n.
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MEg!eOS Y ZAPATEROs.

Todos los confnados del Presidio
necesitan 8 pueden necesitar m6dicO
y zapAtOs.
Una vista m6diCa vale equss pesos,
an par do zapRtos vale eQ1i8 pesos.
Lo mS8 bOnito que puede tener un
presupuest0 es repartir p0r igual sus
partidas-
lYano hay clases cabAIIerosl Lo
mismo vale an par de zspatos que una
vista m6dica.
! ...s- $4,000?
Pues es muy sancilIo. En- eI presu-
puestO que shors discute 81 Consejo se
dice en- 10 Teferente al Presidlo y
sueldos del personal:
M6diCo ....... ....... S72o
Zapatero. o......,...... S720
s6pase que todavfa hsy m6licos '
a1n zApateros.
lQu6 hermosa eli Il igualdad. y que
talentO tienen AIgunes autores de pre-
uupuestosl
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AVISO A LOS CONTRA
TiSTAS DE OBRAS

Debiendo procederse al derribo de
10 casa llamada de UbArri en- Is fincs
de Martin Pens sits ca ell barrio de
SaDturce propiedad aCtuslmente de
las Religits sss del Ssgrsdo Corsz6n de
Jes1s Sc venden al mejor postor to-
dos los M ,t4riales que constituyen hoy
dicho edifcio.
Las proposic ZONES deber6n diligirse
& la Reverenda Madre Superhero de
diCbs Comunidad en- Santnrce hasts
las doce del dfa de Febrero pF6ximo
Para informes sobre las condolences
de dicha vents. pueden acudir los in
teresAdos 81 Inganiero Civil don jose
A Canals. 3V.s
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y rem mitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
UnidOs, Europa y yice-versa.

Todos los paquet tes q carga
oonfados a nosotros 5 recibiran
pronta atencion, y se remitiran
4 los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res de Ia N. Y. & IP. R. S. s.
Co, <Coamo> y <P once. deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de la manana, y los que
vayan en- los de la <Red D> has
ca las 2 de Ia tarde los martes.
San Justo A. C. BURSIAN.
Ad3 3,siissiist,qdor.
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1ne book. tie Wal aQ
TO read ia il alI the time.
His mother told him to. put away
bis b1c K and do his work.
But Bsn said: eOh. mother, just LEI
me reAd one more psgel9
Then when that psge WIS read, he
would say; eJust one more pages
Pretty soon his father came home.
He found the work not done. This
made him very angry. He sent Ben
TO b8d without any supper.
Thenext morning he called Ben to
him and sail: SYou do not like the
shop, so you may work for your
brothers
This made Ben very happy. This
brother had printing Ben
thought he could have plenty of books
to read.
He went to work the next day. He
took paper to the book stores. The
men id the stores loaned him books.
He Kept them nice and clean. He
always took them back the next day.
Sometimes he sat up ell night to read
one through.
One day Ben said: Il wish these
books were mine.a
eWhy don't you buy then?s said
the man.
But Ban had no money. He won
dered how be could nOske some.
By-and-by he thought of plan. He.
did not eat any neat. He saved that.
money to buy books.
Ben 3 brother printed newspaper.
One time Ben wrote some stories for
II Hewss afraid to tell his brother.
He thought he would laugh at him.
So he put them under the door at
night.
The next morning his brother found
the stories. He read them over and
over.
Then he said: eThese are fine
stories. wonder who wrote them9o
Ben 3 face got redder and redder.
But he only said: GWill you print
them9S
SYes.R said his brother, sand then
you can sell them-2
When they we're printed Ban put
them into basket. He went up and
down the streets crying: eBuy my
stnriesl Who will buy my st0ries9
Only one cent: only one cent!0
He sold them aIl. Then he told his
brother that he wrote them. This
made his brother angry.
After that he was very mean to Ben.
Sometimes he whipped him.
Ben did not want to stay with his
brother any longer He said he would
60 away. He thought he could fnd
word In some other town.
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FARMAGIk AMERICANA

Plldoras T6nicas Ferruginosas ccn-
ira ID Anemia potes de Glen so cen-
aVos.
Jab6n de Castillo legitimo. pOr libra
25 centavOa.
San Franoiaeo 50. San Juan z. P.-R.
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L.e gust6 mucho ' 10 estaba leyendO
todo eI TEMPO
Su ma Ire 10 dijo que dejara eI IibrO
y sc pusiara & trRbsisf.
r. & dii
oh madre, d6ieme Ieer una r6gi-
na ma
< cuandO acababa esta Idecfa: Una
mas. mas.
Pronto So padre regrea6 & So casa y
Sc encontr6 con que Ell trabSjo no estR-
ba hecho. La di6 mucho cOrsia esto,
y envi6 Ben sin cenar q ID cana.
"A Ia siguiente ms mana su padre Ee
llam6 y le dijo: "a Il no. te gusta Ia
tienda. Vete & trabsjar con tn her
mano.S
Ben SO puso muy conte nto Su her
manO tenfa una imprentR. Ben pene6
que 81 podria tener libros su6cientes
para leer.
A la siguiente mafiana Sc puso & tr&-
bAjsr. El llavaba pRpel las Iibrerfas.
Los hombres de las librerfas le presta
ban libros.
El los conservabR limpios. Stem
pre- SO los llevaba & su casa. y algunss
veces Sc quedaba tOda Ia noche despier-
to, leyendO un librO.
Un diR Ban die:
-Yo quieiera que estes libros fue-
sen mfos.
Por que no los compras2 -diio el
dependiente de Ia ibrerfa.
Pero Ben 30 terra dinero, v sc pre-
gunt6 por que no podla hscerlo.
POGO & POGO pens6 en- un plan. No
comeEfa c&rne 6 fnvertirla ell dinero
que Sc ahOrrara en- compFar ibros.
El hermano de Ban tenfa un peri6-
dico. Ben una vez escribi6 algunOs
cuentos para publicarlos en- ell peri6-
dico. PerO tenfa miedo de decfrselO &
au hermsno. Sc crey6 que se iba &
reir de 81. Asf es que los echo por
debBjo de Ia puerta durante ID noche
A ID siguiente mAflRnR ell hermano
de Ben Sc encontr6 los cuentog, lOs lego
y reIey6.
Ent0nces diio: xEstos son bcnitos
cuentos. y admire & quien los hizo.s
In cara de Ben se puso muy cOloTa-
de, pero SO content6 con preguntar:
eSLos publicar6s9S
Sf,-dijo su hermano. " enton-
ces t6 los Venderas.
Cuando estuVleF0n publlcados, Ben
los puso en una canRsta y Sc fu6 por
TODD eI pueblo hasta que los Vendi6
todos.
Entonces Ie diio su hermano que
81 habfa sido ell autor de los cuentos.
Poro & su hermano le di6 coraje.
Desde entonces ell hermano de B n
SO porto nal. Varias veces Ie peg6
con un fOete.
Ben no quis0 segOir con 81 y SO fu6
& ofra ciudad & buscar trabsjo.
punto de casarse con una mujer obesa.
Con tel motive. dijo uno de sus
admiradores.
-Ahf tienen ustedea un hombre que
8 -.
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NOticIaS generates

PARA GURAR UN RESFRIADO EN- IJN
Ola tome las PASTILLAS LA XANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. 81 boticario le devol-
vera el dinero 81 no Sc cura LA frma del 3
w GROVE Sc halla en- oada caiita.
Ell bill de Ia pena de muerte ten
dr5 esta vez en- 10 Ckmara IN denodR-
do defensor. 81 Lcdo. Matienzo Gin
iron. Apuradito se hs de YER don Jo-
s6 de Diego para combatir & ese gran
abOiiciOnista.
Por supuesto que el triunfador sers
Obsequiad0 con Cerveza GPabsts que
es snbido venden M. r. Calder6n y
Co., Tetusn II.
-eDon Juaa Tenorio,a & cargo de
ID sociedad artfstica, sera IN 6xito esta
noche. Habra que YER & Montnflez
hacienda el C5utt5. Yo no me pierdo
Ia function y, entire Oh primero 81 Sc.
gundo acto, me doy IN soho de Alco-
holado GAtell y asf apIaudiT6 con mas
fuerza aqueIIo de
Sal campo. Don Nuno, voy.0 etc.
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