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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
PUN|bLE |AD|FERENC|A
El proyecto sobre Betaaces s
no encuentra la coopera-
ci6n que corresponds.
DEBER De PATRIOTISMO
Nuestros compatrlotas deben
responder al llamamlento
de Cabo Rojo.

Segdo nos ha msnifsatado nuestro
amigo senior Fieytas Colberg, al
calde de Cabo Rojo, el proyecto sobre
Betances no encuentra ea el pals Ia
cooperation que es de desear.
No ignorsn nuestros lectores, que
por iniciativa de aquel municipio SO
designaron comisiones una p ara cad q
pueblo dc la isla a flo de que reca J.
daran fondos por suscripeiones publ.
Gas para trasladar q Puert) Rico las
ceniz as del patricia y encerrarlas en-
un monument) que en- honor suyo, y
tamblen por aquel medic, Sc erigira
On Cabo Rojo, pueblo donde naci6.
Pdes bien, q pesar de los dias
transcurridos son va bastantes
desde esq primer trabsio hasta hoy,
muy pocas personss han respondit 10
al laudable llamamiento.
Nj 90 sabe que las comisiones su.
sodichas hsyau comenzado la lab 1r
para que fleran nombradss.
Tsnemos plena csrtidumbre d } que
los iniciadores de tan patrl6tico pro
yecto siguen adelante con su idea, sin
desanimarse por Is apatfa con que el
pGb.ico ye sus esfaerzos, y, con tai de
llevar cabo su obra, estaa dispuestos q
q afro atar los mayorss sacridcios.
SiIel pals no responde, ellos pro-
curar&n hacsr, aunque dentro de H.
mites mas modsstos, 10 que no hag a
el pals.
Nuestro pueblo debe honrar On ia
forma Ia memoria dc B stances, por un
deber de patriotismo.
El msglstral articulo de B .au, que
pubi,amos hoy en- otro lugar, EXPIRE
sa mucho mAjor de 10 que pudieramos
hscsrlo nosotros los merecimientos
de aquel bue1 puertorriqusiio al pos.
tlmo homemade y q la simpatfa eterna
de sus com patriotas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
CORRUPTION RUSA

Rec e ltsme ale falscio en- Moscou
NJ. Saw Morosotf, conocldo como ell
sR,y de la Lana,. Sus fibricas en-
pleaban q mas de. 10, 900 personals So.
10 tenia A a1os. AL comenzs sr la que
ira con el Jsp6n regsl6 al gobierno
100, 600 mantss para la tropa, de las
que nj una sola LEGS 4 Mauchuria.
Sc las comic La spolillss ofci uesca.
Hlbo empleado del gobierno 6 da la
Cruz Roia, gus, ignorando la proce
dencs de las mantas, se las fle
prop 1rec al mismo M. Morosof sa
precioi m6dicos,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27

disho tesmino que vencera el dia an.
tes seialado sea el echo de Agosto
del corriente afio, cuGtados desde el
dia primero siguicnte al en- que apa-
rezca publlcado 81 primer edicto ue
se cite asi mismo a los antsriores du ue.
nos de las fncas, previniendo todos
que passdo dlcho termino y oida la
prueba que Sc presente, So rtsolvera
la petlci6n del promovente parandole
los perIuic.os coGsiguiente q los que
40 hagan uso de su derecho. Dada
osjo mi 6rma en- Hamacao, dos de
Junlo de l9J5.-J. A. Erwin, Juez de
la Corte de Dlstrito de HImacao.-
Tsstifco; tnrjque Rlnc6n, Secretary
District Court.
Y para su publication los eiec-
tos dispuestos libro Ia presents Gu
Humscso bsio mi frma y sello de a
Corte 5 dc JUNO de 1905. ENRIQUE
RINCoN, Secretario District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
Acadia de ArecibO

AVISO Ell treiuta y u1o de Ju.
iio currleate, d IA dos de la tara SO
llsvarA a IF f3cto an e.ta Ca3a Consisto
rial, la venta en p1oica subasta de
varlas pltzA IS de mobiliario y diversos
efectos, ciya reiacl6a cuenta en- el ex /.
pediente q le existe en Ia Sscretarfa
de Ia Cortoraclon, donde pue1sa exA.
mtnarlo los que 10 desesn y enterarse
de las condicio O nes de Ia venta Lo que
hago Ldolico por ne lilo de presente,
para conocintento geaeral.
Arscibo Julio Il de l.9O5. Ma-
rue! Perez AuiltS, A'cslde. 3 ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
Acadia de ArecibO

AVISO. -Desierta por falta de
licltadores la primera subasta del su.
mlnissro de msdicinas y efectos para
la B atica municipal, durante el ejerci-
clio de 1905 1905 cuya subasta de-
bio cslebrsrse hoy; Sc ha dispuesto un
segundo remst, que tsndrs lugar ell
q de los c0rrientes, q las dos de la
tarde, en- esta A'cIldfs, con arreglo
al pllego de condolences que estarG de
manifesto en- la Secretsrfs, a disposi
ci6n de los que deseen cooocerlo. Lo
que Sc hscs pdblico para conocimlen.
to general Areclbo, Julio Ii de | sos.
Manuel Ptrez AUiLes, Aleslde. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
OESOE MAYAGUEz
Mr.. Post en- Mayaguez. vi
sta a Pepe Diego. Eel
Fiscal CampilIo.
nnrTnD clMENE7 NIIccA
DOCTOR GlMENEz NUSSA
Un <habeas corpus. &-Prlsl6n
de Inocencio Lojo. Par
tida de Base Ball.

Julio .5 e sSbado en- el tren de
la mansns, lego a esta ciudad' el
Secretario de Puerto Rico Mr.. Regis
H. Post, hospsdand ,se On el hotel <Pa.
riss. Le acompsfian Mr.. Woods, her
msno de Ia distlngulda ssdora Win
throp, y Mr.. Appleton
La dnics v v'sita que hizo Mr.. Post
en- esta ciudsd, fue dedicada & nues-
sro querido amigo don Jose de Diego.
Mr.. Post y sus acompafantes ST..
guisron visjs aver domingo con di.
reccl6n & Las Marfas, Lares, Adjun-
tas y Ciales.
-El mismo dia llsgaron tamb!eu
q e.ta, don Llis Campillo Abrahms,
Fiscal de 10 Corte de DIstrito de San
Juan, y Mr.. S G. Bothw ,ll, Marsh sl
del Tribunal Supreme de esta isla.
El seiior Campillo sale man ana
para la Capital, y Mr.. B 'thw sll per-
manecerA algunos dfas en- esta ciudad.
-Nuestro amigo y c)rreligionsrio
el doctor don Nicolas Jim ,nez Nussa
embacc6 ests manana para Ponce, de
donde seguirA viaje hacla los baiioa
de Coamo.
Durante su ausencia atendera su
clientela ell doctor don Pedro Malaret
Jordan.
-Auts Ia Corte de Dlstrito de es-
ia ciudad present6 solicitud de <Ha-
beas c orpus,,a nombre de. don Rafael
Pesaute y Gomez, supuesto 60. sut } r
en- el aseslnsto per rpetrado a la per-
soua de don Jose A, Pesants, intsrs
sando ~ ex;srcelaci6n, el Lcdo don
Victor P. Martfaez.
La vista Sc celebr6 hoy q las cua
tro do Ia tarde, form an 10 el Trlbun al
el Hon. Juez don Isidoro Soto Ndssa
el Fiscal senior HI ort )n y el S Sscretario O
senior Sabster.
Fduds el letcado sen )r Martfnez
su pstici6n, en- que Ia prlsi6n de Ra,
fael Pssante es illegal por no haber
csula sufclente para hsbsrse decreta-
do, y en- que ell mandamle lto de ar :es-
TO 90 defoctloso p0r no coatener los
rsq uisitos fundamsntsles que dster.
NINA la ley.
-H)y q las dos de la tarde fue
reducido q prisi6n Ioocenclo Lojo, en-
rsud de denuncia iursda ante el Sc
d h3r Fiscal, por el Marchall del Tri-
bunal Supreme Mr. B )ihw3ll
Sc nos dies que 10 detencl6n de
LoIo 90 relaciona oon el asesinato de
Pesaute.
En- ell Diam md, situalo en- el
barrlo denominado sParis, Sc efectu6
aver domingo el anunciado desafio de
chase ball, entire los clubs sYaucos y
SNew York;.
+ acto comenzj q las } de la tar
do v termin6 q las 6 ante una concu
rrencia de mis- de dos mil almas.
L.lista de jugadores es como 81
que
<New York,, club de Mayaguez
Anzoategu' Castro, Sierra, Benoit
Alfonso, Alcaraz, Matos, Forester .
Capestany.
<Yauco,, club de Yauco, Negro
nj, Arizmendi, Litera, Amill, Geronez,
Laborde, Emmanueli, Pas arell y Agos
tni.
Ell iuego resultd muy animado, dis
tinguiendose la primsra base y g
Short. Stop, asf, como tambien el <Pit
cher, y xCat :gers del sNew Yorks, gu
venci6 por una carrera.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
EDICJ:0

En- la Corte del Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Hamacao, P. r. Los
Estados U lidos de America. E
Pre.idente de los Estados Unidos.
Manuel Ramirez Rivera. FIX .parte.
Sobre domio de fncaS rdsticaS.
En- el asunto arriba relaciona ado
SO ha resuelto.:
ORDEN: -Por cuanto la parte arri.
ba citada por conducto de su abogado
don Luis Mufioz Morales en- escrito
de fecha 2)de Mayo de 1906 solicita
la declar aci6n de dominic do las al
guientes iocas ri ,tcas:
Una compuesta de ochenta nue.
We cuerda3 nueve centavos, equiva-
lentes q treinta clnco hectareas, una
area y cincuenta ocho centiaareas,
radicada en ell barrio de xNavarro,,
termino municipal de Gurabo, colin.
dantes hoy por ell Norte con Gabriel
Borras 6 Iues Guerra; por el Sur to-
rrenos de Luisa Santana viuda de don
Jaime Via; por oil Este tsrrenos de
Alejandrina Villa, Amalia Cruz, Juan
Cruz, y mas terrenos del promo vente
por oil o ste, y la viuda de don Jai-
me Via Saatlago Cruz.
Gro prsdic sia uombre radicado
en- el Darrio .Rlnc6nS, tecmit o muni-
cipal de G4rabo, conquest de vein
To y ocho cuerdas cIncueuta tres
centavos de terreno equivalen.ss q
once hectareas, on:e Areas treinta
| y una centiareas, cJlindante por ell
Norte con Ia carretera de Hdmacao
que separa terrenos de Natlvidad Gar
cla viuda de NJ atlas Gonzalez; pur 81
Sur y Osste mas tsrrenos ds Manuel
Ramirez y por 81 E.te les de Marian 3
Diaz y A2olinar Hernandez
O.ro deno ominalo 81 SI.iott1 en- el
mismo barrlo del sk .ncoLS, Iermiuo
municipal de 6 urabo, compuesto de
nueve cuerdas, cinco cenlavus de te-
reno, 6quivalenies a tres hsclareas,
cincuentd y cuatro areas y tchsnta y
dos ceatiareas. colindante por el Nor
le, Pedro Marcano; por ei Sur, Jo.e
Rsmirez y el promoveute; por el Este,
JoAe Ramirez y por el Osste los de
Bcnigno Lopez y ell rio de Gurabo.
Estas Il lcaa las adquiri6 el pro-
movente seg1l manit sat1, plr COM
pra en- varlas porclUnes de los sefio.
res siguientes: Santiago Cruz, Agns-
tin G Jnzalez, Succession de Pedro Ca.
rrasquillo, Avelino G)nza!ez, Juan
r. . I'm Jnes, Htglnia Torres y Matias
G Juz sltz y Rivera en distintas fechss.
Pur tanto Sc ordena por la Corte
que Sc oiga1 las pruebas que presente
el promovente ca 81 dla ocho ds Agos-
TO del corrieLte aflo de 1905 y que Sc
publiquen edlctos en IN peri6iico de
los de mayor circuiacion en- Saa Juan
de Puerto Rico y enIrs sitios pdbiicos
del lugar donde estin citas las fncas,
10 menos una vez cada sem 4na du-
rante los sesentadias nsturales para
que las personas ignorsdas todos
aquellos & quienes pueds perjudlcs
la inscription de dominic solicltads,
pueda usar de 81 dereeho dentro de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
Ryp Ryp.
PARA MtJICO

Han sido ofrecidos por ell gobierno
del Japon al sen lr don Rafael Altami-
ra, miembro de la Mesa Directiva de
ID Socledad Agrfcols Mexicans, 500
peones para trabajos sgrfcolss. Estos
peones iran en- compafiis de sus fsmi-
lias; SO ofrece asi mismo mayor con.
Iingente para 10 aucssivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
Dr., Jose OrdOhez Y Gomez
MEDICO CIaUJANO

Este reputable galeno, es.
peclallsta en- las intermediates
venereas, lnforma a su hume
rosa cllentela y al publico en-
general que traslad6 SUI oici-
ma a la calle de la Cruz ndme-
70 IS frente a la plaza prin-
clpal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
Ysnta de un PIanOy un Ropero

Sc vende un piano de coutado 6
a plazos. Tambien sc alquila este
mueble q quien de busnas garantias.
Sc vende un hermoso ropero de nugal
con una gran luna de espejo en- per-
fecto estado Para informes San So.
oastian "a. San juan. I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
VAP0R CARACAS

En- Ia msi1ana de hoy entr6 en-
nuestro puerto, Ell vspor americana
sCarNeal,s con csrga J paasieroL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-27
UNA I|NEA FtRREA

El Nfnr Vs'dei tiene ell bro, &c.
to de constroir muy prouto la lftea
fsrres de Caguas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
AT HYMtN'S ALTAR
Two Popular Young People Married Last
Week

Mr. Charles Joseph. of sumner. and
Miss Gladys .Iolley, Of Ferris. Were united
in marriage last Thursday evening 10y
Rev. Wm Deming of Ferris Center.
Aftcr the marriage ceremony was per-
formed they returned 10 the home Cf the
brides father, where Il number of rela-
tives and neighbors had gathered to
greet them. While the guests We're par
taking Cf sumptuous supper, another
squad Of young people were collecting
circular saws. conch shells. horns, cow
bells and other musical instruments of
various sorts. just IA the bride and
groom were deeply absorbed IN filling
and rcfilling their plates with the viands
spread before them, this musical squad
arrived and opened up. After few
rounds Of music by this serenading band
Mr.. Joseph made his appearance with
the cigars. Having received what they
came for, this crowd Immediately dis
persed. leaving the newly welded "a
spend the evening with the guests and
wishing them long happy and pros.
porous life
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Alma College

College opened again Tuesday after the
holiday vacation. The opening lecture
of the term was given bv Prof J. y. Ew-
ing, who took his htartr on most inter
esting "trip 10 Boston. Prof Ewing
described has trip east during the summer
of 1903 and the bits of personal narrative
and interesting description of the Falls,
Quebec, Motreal, New York and especial
" Boston, made his lecture decidedly a
pleasing one.
Anton Belts Of Wheeler, entered the
Commercial School this week
The week of PRAYER is being observed
by the college and the usual special meet
ings held at the opening OF the winter
term Is in progress. A meeting is held
each day IN the chapel at 3:i5 and is
led by some student or member of the
faculty. These heye been found very
helpful in previous years and the indi-
cations are III favor OF a helpful series Of
meetings this year.
y. Elton Brock, o2, of Jose, New Mex
leo, called on old friends at the college,
Tuesday.
Misses Nelma Sharp, ~. Of Detroit,
and Alice McCord, 20, were among the
visitors at the colege TUESDAY.
The Zcia Sigma Literary Society will
hold it- preliminary oraioucal contest in
the society rooms next Monday evening.
Four men viii compete from which the
representatives 10 the gene al local will
be chosen.
II Norman Ronald 'o3 returned to
Prince Tuesday after spending the holi-
days at home
y supper WAS given at The Wright
House. Monday evening in honor of
Elton Brock aud Norman Ronald Those
present were y H. Brock, o. II \.
Ronald, 'o5. Iuoiue Iaglcy, o3, Henry
Soulc % Fred Soule 90 Gavin Ronald,
90, Harold Gauut, % and Paul Allured,
'o7.
Mr.. Seeboeck PLAYED in his exquisite
style-a style that in delicacv. beauty,
and clarity recalls Pachmann at hs best.
Miss Rra Lorton Schnld' gave the vocal
numbers with rare sympathy and fine
appreciation OF Their old-time ch ,racter
and graceful playful manner.-Chicago
Daily News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
EARLY MORNING FIRE
building on state Street Occupied by
Richard upthegrove Has Close Call.

Fire was discovered Tuesday morning
about four o'clock. issuing from the two
story frame building on State street. oc-
cuped by Richard Upthcgrove with a
saloon. The flames were lcaping from
the south side Of the building and roof
threatening the destruction of thar
building and everything near it. The
department responded promptly TO the
call. ana with their usLai good work
soon had the fire under control II Is
thought the fire originated m some way
from large stove. winch Wa, IN a ga 'k
room Of tue building, and h;d uulacu "a
hole through the floOI. lcJlng t.c ,,oNe
fall to the cellar From There the flames
spread underneath the flopf to the our
side of the building and th-ougl the
roof, causing a damage Of aDOu1 500
l. IS owned 10y Marshal Dallas aud IN
>ured for 500. carried oy the Sccu4ity
Co., ot NeN Haven, lnruu, ,i t.lc Spmney
agency.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
EDITORS MEET.
Work of Campaign Reviews and Plans fo'
The Future.

The Michigan Republican Newspaper
Association held very profitable meet
ing in Lansing, Dec. % and 80. \ ban
quet was rendered the members Thurs
day evening by the business men of
Lansing at the Grand River Boat Club
Hon. +. n. Dingley of the Kalamazoo
Telegraph acted aS tOaStmastcr and on
the program was the following well
known gentlemen: Chief Justice Joseph
b. Moore, Michigan Supreme Court:
Prest., George f. Campbell. OwoSso
Argus; Senator G. &. Vaughan. st.
Johns; Hon. Perry t. Powers Auditor
General; Hon. Gerrit j. Dickema. chair
man Republican State Central Com
mlttee: Governor Fred NJ. Warner and
others
In his address Chairman Dickema
said that in the state republican cam
paign fund not n dollar was contributed
by any railroad company ana that Gov.
Warner mad turned down every prof
fered campaign contribution thal IN
amy way hat a string ON IT,
Many sentiments OF Obligation were
expressed 10y tine speakers tnr thc excel
lent work done by the republican cooutry
press in the last campaign.
Friday morning was devoted 10 a
business i'm the pa.lor, OF tlc H9,el
DoWney Only two subjects Vcrctahcn
Lp "Co-opcIauou' was assigned to 4.
l.. Bemis OF the RECORD The effective
work Of the recent camlaigu was gone
over and the Necessity oi ~fyOl clp,l1ua-
nent organization was D.. 'ncd. At
thee of tine dl>ct.~slunN " i..lfD'lOyCrd
a permanent committee ou p0htical
work Was appointed composed o ION,
Perry +. Powers. Hon G.. g. Vaughan.
and Geo. /. Campbell.
). y. Mccall OF ti.e G. atio. Heal
presented tine subject. PARTY Polite,
from the standpoint of a republican
Editor. Editor Mccall gave vc.y
interesting alli prartical taiA. Hr ~epr,.-
tally emphasized the necessity of well
grounded faith in republican policies
ana fidelity toparty pledges a spirited
discussion followed this paie ana lu.n,s
Of probable and necessary legislation bN
the present legisla, ure Wcsc gwen con
siderable attention.
The Michigan kepublican Newspaper
Association not only did most effective
work IN the camI aign OF 1894. bat Is
prepared TO continue the good work
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
COLLEGE CHAPEL RECITAL.
Artists of Extraordinary Ability secured

Concerning the recital TO be given in
the college chapel, Jan. 10, the follow
ing press notices will be of interest 10
the public.
Grand Rapids Democrat
The striking contract of the two
artist recitals given in the afternoon
and evening was little less than starting
W. Z. +. Seeboeck. who played in the
afternoon, and Emil Liebling in the
evening, were as unlike and each as far
removed from the other as the antipodes
doubtless each gentleman Is perfectly
willing 60 cOnccdc the fact. It's a
characteristic OF the profession Licb-
mig Il OF the vigorous, pOndcrous Ger
man school. He is like n clear spark
hng, frosty morning string vital and
brilliant. Seeboeck' : music was fraught
with the limpid sweetness of summer
day lie was exquisite delicate poetic.
tils tone production Yves clear and silvcrN
sweet While ms execution suggested
strings Of pearls or the ripple OF brook
In las style Mr.. SeebOeck L. characteristic
20 au cAtent which vergcs upon man
neu~m. Ills intepreia IONS. howcver.
wee so intense. 80 spiritual, that the
clearly expressed i'm the true language
Of lis CCmpCsels
Battle Greek journal :-
The vocalist Of thc evening, Robert
Boise Carson. Of Chicago. more than
met tue expectations OF the critical
auhcuce. itc ms fine rich tenor voice
aud ~any with ufcchng and effectiveness
which conn lcteiy Won the hearts OF has
audience aud hls selections were greeted
witt uost hearty applause,
Lafayette Comlor:-
Rulc1 Boisc Car>on's singing was "a
concert revelations his greut hlcadth
ot >iNla mud The trilhancy of li, tones.
especially IN the upper register. made "a
deep d. precision ON the asSemDlagyTstn
his ovation was genuine He wastom-
peled io respond o. three encuTs all
channi II = rendered
FrWd fort on the Main, Germany
NJ. NccaorcL played several numbers
.of Chopin. always deeply fcll aud with
great muN !ataltN aAd peculiar
beauty of ,mc and touch OF the ritter
he seems 90 make
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Attemps To Stop Runaway Nearly Cost
W. X. Evans Ills Life.

w r. Evans. a well-to-do farmer in
western North Shade, had a morrow es
cape from being seriously if not fatally
INJURED, Tuesday morning. While driv-
ny up Division ST toward the elevators,
II Carson Cit y, he saw a zig farm team
hitched TO a load of hay, coming toward
town at lively clip, evidently running
away He got out of his wagon and
attempted to stop them. He missed
catching the brides and they threw him
down and ran over him. His face was
badly cut but required no stitches. When
picked up he was i'll an extremely nervous
state and it was thought he was injured
internally. He WAS carried TO his home
and after few hours rest was found TO
be quite comfortable. No bones were
broken and his injuries are not serious
Those who saw the affair say that il Is a
wonder he was not killed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Our Schools

\ heighth social is TO be given at the
school house Friday evening by the
high school pupils for the benefit of the
Athletic Association, three cents Is TO bc
charged for each foot and one cent for
each inch. Coffee, oysters and dough-
nuts will be served and good time Is
guaranteed.
ATHLETICS
Some new boys arr entering school
tins semester. They are veterans at
baseball So good team L. expected tins
spring.
RECREATION ROOMS.
The school board at the request of the
superintendent very kindly fitted up the
two vacant rooms III the basement or
the Alma high school for social purposes.
We appreciate them very mucn as we
can go TO these and talk and laugh
without being disturbed by any one.
Ethel J1lctt, Frances Waldo, John
Grover. Byrd Clark and j. G. Gallagher
entered high school Monday.
Tie tenth grade English class have
begun the study of Silas Mariner by
George Eliot.
Earl Jones visited in the sixth grade
ON Wednesday.
James Club who has been absent for
some time ON account of illness has re-
turned to his place in school.
The sixth grade il studying the Plant
Life Of the World and making use Of the
, Industrial Nature Cabinet.
A new coal st we frightened the first
grade IN. one little boy remarked IL
was Miss Anverson's birth day present.
Only two of the number belonging
were absent Tuesday.
Earnest Bailey and Harold Button
re-entered school this week,
The first division are elated over be-
ginning their first readers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Churches aad SOcletlG

The l. O. r VI. NJ will give an e,cr-
tainmcnt at the opera house January2th.
The Alma Art Club meets with Mrs.
Geo. Moore, Wednesday afternoon :
o'clock
Rev. J. T. Oxtoby, ID. D., of Sagnaw
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit next
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Regular meeting of Fitl James odge
No. 95, this Friday evening. here
will be work i'll the first and second rnkS.
About twenty-five young people q the
Baptist church enjoyed a very pleasant
evening at the home of l.. A. SHARP FRI
day.
The Womans Social Leaguc will meet
with Mrs T. y Murkeis next Tuda,
evening It was postponed on account
of week of prayer.
"The Life That is the Light Of N-u''
will be the SUNDAY morning -ube 40
Baptist church The evening suiect.
"The World S Quest; Satisfaction.
The Bay View Club vii meet with
Mrs Geo 1871 !sou Monday vening Ian.
Q. Lesson, chapters ! ami | in new
book on Russia. Mrs BolEE, Sec
"Obeyiug the Convictions Of Con
science viii be- the subjec of the aprn-
ing sermon at the VI r. church next
Sunday. God 5 New Yea viii . the
evening topic.
The G.. a. r., the Natioral I.eag. of
Veterans and Sons, ana tht ". K. will
have a joint installatio, Wednesday
evening Jan H. The G. A. and
National League are askedto invite their
wives
The report of the pastor Of the Il. f.
church read before the cofgregatio last
Sunday morning shows tha r23 PRISON,
have been received into tle Churh on
probation, III full membership. by pro-
fession of faith and by lettr during 1904.
A very pleasant busines meeting and
social was held at the ione of Olive
Smith Friday evening b, the Christian
Endeavor Society The fllowing dficers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres.
ident, Winifred Trapp; ice Precedent
Edith Cook Secretary, Mayme faycs:
Corresponding Sec'y, 6 Earle iorter.
Treasurer, Ernest Ewing.