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The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
GRAND LODGE
SESSION OVER
KNIGHTS OF HONOR ANNUAL
MEETING SHOWS ORDER IN
EXCELLENT SHAPE.

Thomas F. Wrighton, former Grand
Dictator of the Grand Lodge, A. H.
D'Alemberte, Grand Reporter Knights
Of Honor have returned from Gaines
vile. where they attended the Grand
Lodge meeting Of the order. Both
gentlemen speak in high terms of the
good accomplished for the order and
the condition of the organization.
Mr.. D'Alemberte state that Supreme
Treasurer Frank Sliger of st. Louis,
was present at the session and lent
great aid to the gathering i'll many
ways.
During the session Grand Reporter
D'Alemberte read his report. which
was encouraging. This report show
ed that during the past twenty-fouT
and a half years, since the organiza-
ton Of the order in Florida there
have occurred 296 deaths. The
amount drawn from the supreme lodge
treasury for payment of death claims
has been S57S, $50 Amount pa in
from this grand lodge to the supreme
treasure S664, ,O3425, making the
amount paid in excess of amount
drawn sS4,53425. The report further
states that there has never been a
contest Of any claim paid out in the
state, and that every claim has been
paid promptly.
The increase in March was more
than 500.
The following officers were elected:
T. F. Wrighton, Pensacola, past grand
dictator; J. r. Keller, Pensacola grand
distator: c. NJ. Glngham, Daytona,
vice-grand dictator; T. J. Appleyard,
Lake City, assistant grand dictator;
A. H. D'AlenbeTte, Pensacola, grand
reporter; J. S. Frink, Jasper, grand
treasurer; Jake Brown, 0cala, julius
Ball, Tallahassee; J. A. Hansen, Lees
burg, grand trustees.
The following standing committees
were named: On law, 7. ]. Apple
yard, Lake City; George F. Hallmark,
Pensacola: L. E. Brooks, Pensacola.
On finance, c. F. Peck, pensacola; G.
NJ. Bingham, Daytona; ]. E. Johnson,
Jacksonville. On printing, c. Nj. Bing
ham, Daytona; c. F. Geek, Pensacola;
A. H. DiAlemberte, Pensacola.
The session was profitable in every
way. Ocala was selected as the next
place Of meeting.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
ANNUAL GRAND
LODGE ODD
FELLOWS
tContinued From First Page.

= AOHA CalSI Ed6S.N
Wilcox, P. G.; H. S. White. P G..
Ed. Greenblatt, n. G.; T. H. Fleet
wood, n. G.; B. R. witkoYski. V. G.;
Charles FTiedrickssn, P. G.; Jacob
kryger, P. G.; n. A. Nelson. P. G.;
c E. ShacklefOrd, P. c.; T. G. Stin-
son, P. G.; c. L. Smith, P. G.; Henry
Jeudivine, P. G. secretary.
Badges to the Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment will be distribut-
ed 10 the members at the morning
open session.
Recpetion Committee-A. c. Blink
ley. chairman; Mrs. F. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. B. R. Witkovski. Miss Minnie
Wood Miss Matte Vucovitch, Miss
Willie Kendrick, J. z. williams. J.
w. Wilcox, T. G. Stinson, J.
Girkins, E. Greenblatt, Henry Jeude-
vine, T. H. FleetwoolI. c. L. Smith,
c. E ShacklefOrd, n Mex Oerting.
Ball ommittee-Henry Jeudeyine
chairman, Miss Meta Elliott, Miss
Matte K. Vucovich, Miss Minnie
Wood, c. /. Wilkins, B. r. Witkov
ski, c. L. Smith.
Grand Secretary A NJ, Cushman
and wife arrived last night from
Gddn9Sfllle anu are QudEleEOu at
the Southern Hotel. which has been
selected as head quarters for the
Odd Fellows during the Grand
Lodge.
Several merchants have signified
their intention Of decorating their
places of business in honor of the
delegates ana the Grand Lodge
meeting being held in Pensacola.
Committees from local lodges viii
rect all trains commencing to-day
and direct the visiting Odd Fellows
to headquarters.
The Rabekahs may be here in suf-
ficient numbers for the organization
of a general assembly, which has
been spoken of for some years. Ssv-
eral msmbers of the Daughters of
Rebekah will be here during the
Grand Lodge Session.
Naomi Rebakah Lodge No. 10,
will hold its regular meeting Mon
day at the hall on West Garden
street. as the Encampment Degree
viii be conferred at the new Odd
Fellows Hall.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
PENsAcoLA's LINEUP
IN THE GAME TO-DAY

The ball game at Fort Barrancas to-
day between the Fort club and the
Pensacola team promises to be well
attended, inasmuch as 40 admission
fee will be charged. Fred Moore,
who played short stop for the Birm-
ingham Southern League team last
year will occupy the ssme position
for the Pensacola boys this afternoon.
The lineup of the home team IS as
follows: Switzer, pitcher; Smith
catcher; Moore, short stop; Mitchell,
first base; Sanchez, second base; Bell,
third base; Caro-, Center field; Blount,
left field; Bergin, right field.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
White Goods Bargains

White Check Nainsook, Sc quail
ty for. -. .. go. . .. ......5e
Sheer White India Linon, special. Sc
18c White Crenlbed yarn India
Linon, special. =. g. =. -. Toe
Special bargains in Sheer and Fine
India Linons, Persian Lawns
and Batiste at 19e 22Iae and 35e per
yard.
Lingere Linens and Linen Lawn
Suitings at special cut prices.
zoe White Auto Suiting thorough
ly shrunk, Irish Linen finish,
special =. e. e. ...... . y15e
35c Bleached Table Damask, spe-
Cldl.. ...... ....... .Soo
75c Bleached Table Damask, spe-
Cldl.. ......... .4SC
$1.00 Extra Satin Damask, to go
BARGAINS IN NAPKINS AND
LUNCH CLOTHs
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
Bargains in Waists

10 doz. fine $139 White Lawn
Waists, special, each :. =. e. ..95c
75c White Lawn Waists, all sizes
to go at. .4Ic
Finest $3.50 White Lawn Waists
special .. .Sl.l9
Be sure to see the special bargains
in Lawn and Linen Llngere Waists at
S1.69, $1.es, $2.3e, $2.es, $3.50 and
S7.49. These values are positively
unmatchable, and of the very latest
models.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
Bargains in Skirts

Navy black of black Wool Skirts
$2.25 value .... :. 900. ..S1.69
S400 Monair Skirts in black or
navy, special. $50. E. =. ..S2.95
$500 New Circular Mohair Sicilian
Skirts, latest models, special
bargain. .,....... .. 1873
$3.50 New Style Mohair o rPana-
ma Skirts, in blue, black or
navy, special. e. -. ..... $3.50
$500 Queen Gray Panama Skirt,
new style, Special. =. -. $3.50
Special values in Fine Skirts at
$3.50, S9.49 and $11.9o.
Special Bargain in Silk Shirt Waist
Suits at $e.4e, 5000, $12.eo, $16.5o
and $3.50.
White Wash Skirts in duck, pique
and linen at special prices.
New Belts, New VeiIings, New Neck
wear,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
BASEBALL

Birmingham by the fourth consec-
utive victories over Nashville has as
sumed the undiSputed lead in the
southern League pennant race, in
asmuch as Atlanta who was tied
with her, was defeateI by Montgom-
cry. The Barons achieved the honor
Of being the only home team in the
Southern League to win yesterday
Shreveport triumphed over Mem
phis, Little Rock took a fall out Of
New Orleans and like Rurretts
Montgomery crew trimmed Atlanta.
Mike Finn and his Nashville crew
opened the season with a pitcher
playing short stop, due to the injury
of Castro the regular guardian of
that position.
Boston, much to the surprise of the
baseball world holds a firm grip on
first place in the National League.
The Beaneaters again won from
Brooklyn, while New York defeated
Philadelphia and Cincinnati managed
to break into the, won. column by
vanquishing Chicago.
The American = league season
opened yesterday with victories for
Philadelphia and New York over
Washington and Boston respectively.
Southern League
Birmingham 8; Nashville 2.
Shreveport 8; Memphis 4.
Montgomery g.; Atlanta 3.
Little Rock 4; New Orleans 1.
National League.
Boston 1; Brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati 1; Chicago 0.
New York 2; Philadelphia 1.
st. Louis-Pittsburg, rain.
American League.
Philadelphia 4; Washington 8.
New York 2; Boston 1.
Virginia 8; Yale 2.
Norfolk, Va, April 14.-In the
presence of a large crowd Virginia
defeated the strong Yale University
bassball team by a score of to 2
in a terrific struggle. The result
was a surprise to the easterners and
their sympathizers.
Trinity 6; Harvard 5.
Richmond, Va, April 14.-Harvard
vas treated to a surprise party in
the game against Trinity College
this afternoon. The Massachusetts,
men were defeated, though the bat
tie was a hard one. Bon fires arei
being burned tonight in honor of
Trinity's victory. The score was 81
to 5.
Georgia Tech. 2; Vanderbilt 1.
Atlanta. Ca. April 14.-Georgia
Tech. again defeated Vanderbilt Uni
versity. The game was close and
throughout, Tech. win.
ming by a score of TO 1.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
Bargain Sale Of Silks

4Oc White Wash Jap Silks, spe-
CAL. ........ .E9c
27-inch Japan Silks, sheer and
dressy, special. .... e. ..25e
75c Faille Brilliant Silks, black
and colors.. e. O.. ..... 49,. .45c
SOC Jap Silks, all cOloTs, special. .39c
27-inch Crystal Pointille Silk, spe-
Cldl. ....'.. .oSC
59c Louislne and Fancy Taffeta
Silks, neat dark styles, special
MONDAY SIC
Monday morning we will close out
the balances of our fancy Plaid
Taffeta and Louisine Silks from
the big peremptory silks sale
worth up to $1.19 per yard for. .43c
36-inch PagOda Taffeta Silks, 90c
value, special.... e. e. E. -. SIC
$125 Washable Ponger Silk, spe-
claI bargain. ..'.... .Sec
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
Bargain Sale Of
EmbEOideFies

at SC, &c, 15c and Csc
The Greatest Embroidery Event of
the season.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
TerseIY Told

c. T. Bonacker returned last night
from Mobile, where he had gone on
business
A small quantity Of Blue Ribbon
Lemon or Vanilla fiavors perfectly.
Absolutely pure, goes twice as far
and gives desserts the Blue Ribbon
Flavor"
Marion Clutter. of the music firm. of
Clutter & Rushing, has returned from
an extended business trip to New
York City.
W. D. Howe who has been with
Maxwell & Reeves for some time has
opened an Office on Government
street
Wm. J. Riedel who has been alb
sent from the city for several
Tonths has returned to accept a pO-
sitiOn with L. s. Brown & Co.
Thomas W. Grifith. a prominent
citizen of Bombay was in the city
Yesterday.
Within the next few days a con
crete walk will be laid to the county
jail from the gate to the entrance of
the prison.
The city is orderly and quiet. Few
arrests have been made by the po-
Ice Those arrested were charged
With misdemeanOrs.
R Lynn Weekly, of Fisher, was
heie yesterday on business.
l. L. Hagedorn. Of Richmond, is
I the city spending a few days VITA
friends.
The Board Of Public Works Is
schedule1 to meet Monday afternoon
a $3.50 O'Clock at the Office Of the
CITY clerk. No important business is
On the boards for consideration.
Doctors Clinton D'Alemberte and
Mallory Kennedy leave Tuesday for
gainesville, Fla, where they viii rep
resent the Escambia County Medical
society al the coming meeting Of the
Florida State Medical Association.
Mayor Bliss with a party Of gentle
men. some Of whom are strangers to
PENSACOLA, visited the navy yard
tort Barrancas and other points Of
interest yesterday.
Dr. c. E. Bennett. osteopath, is now
oeaied comfortably in room No. 8,
naSonic Temple, and is ready to take
up his practice.
Chris. Pfeiffer, formerly Of Pensaco-
g. oot who located in Mobile about
year ago, is in the city shaking
.aIlS with his many friends and rel
s..'es here. He is looking well, and
driving.
ne window display Of the Wat
a. - Farker & Reese Store, has been
-. - SUBJECT Of a great deal of favor
- - comment The widow was &C
SsIea S.,.ia and executed by E. L. Reese,
slu.of s member Of the firm and re-
49, 49, great credit on his artistic
v-l,. aIS. H. L. Rockhiu returned home
t.usy evening from Waycross. Ga,
Tou s.oL NE bedside of her mother,
W. NJ. I. NJ Turner. who died on
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
CARD OF THANKS.

I take this method of thanking the
many kind friends and neighbOrs for
the sympathy and assistance tender
ed me on the Occas. on Of the death of
my wife, and also for the beautiful
floral tributes sent at the time of her
burial Their kindnesses will never
be forgotten.
CHAS. FREDERICKSON.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15

And when the insurance agent, those
gates Of pearl shall swing wide.
st. Peter will say, "Just step this
way,
Your ENDOWMENT is waiting inside.
Give him the best seat in Heaven,
midst music and reverent m.rth
There is nothing to good for an insur-
ance agent,
Just think how he suffered on earth. F"
Written by Caho A Redditt, district
manager for The Fidelity Mutual
Life Insurance Co, Chipley, Fla, Cd. l.
A. c. E. Ii Something new. Pro
tects both you and family.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
Special
MONDAY
Bargains
9 to II o'clock only

Best 15c EdinbOro Zephyr Cling
hams and Chambrays choice
styles, a great bargain at. &c
36-inch White Dotted Swiss, best
15c value, for this sale. g. ..sIze
Ladies' Fine Black or White Lace
Lisle Hose, SOC value, special
3 pairs for S1.00 Or. .. -. ..35c
10c and 1215 Percales, special for
this SALE. -. =. .. .......sIae
20 yards good 36-inch Bleached
Domestic, special for. e.. ....$1.oo
10 yards Stout Sheeting Domestic
IOr .oSC
25c Drawn Work Dresser Scarfts
special. 900. ......... ....lEc
10c White India Linon for this
sale
Finest 25c Persian and French
Lawns, 45-inches wide, special
per yard. 80. e. .. o. .... 19c
Mill Ends of finest 15c Printed
Lawns and Batistes, special. .6Iae
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
Bargain Sale Of Torchon
and Round Thread Laces

sc and SC Torchon Laces for this
sale. s....... ....5T2c
10c and 1215c Torchon Laces, spe-
Clal.. DC
Special bargain offerings of
French and round thread Val
Laces at 25c, 39c SOC and $1.0o per
dozen.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15
ONLY AN INSURANCE AGENT.

Only an insurance agent, seeking 20
do you good,
Sometimes frowned on. kicked at,
his mission misunderstood.
Only an insurance agent, gentle, pa
tent, kind.
Expecting the usual standoff, and
taking it resigned.
Some day the kicker and scoffer, when
natures debt matured,
VIII think of his widows struggles
and wish he'd been insured,
And while he sits with the harpe-s,
and mops his face he'll say:
Il wish | had taken that policy, be-
fore / was taken away.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-15

A small quantity Of Blue Ribbon
mo non or Vanilla flavors perfectly
- ,-.ssolutely pure, goes twice as far
- gives desserts the Blue Rib
Sn Flavor"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
VAPOR "CARlCAS''

Passgeros aalidos aver para New
York CD dicho buqus.
Henry A Harris, JosB 3 Red, 4 P
Nichols aud Iw } Children, Istbtl AFRO
20 vidda de MifAbal, Juan Ssntisg
Victoria SAniisgo aud infant Guy s
Boyce, Jsime Pstx1t, Fe' min Vllar,
John Il Hsfermeysr, Rlperio Muro,
Jay Hsnseluan, ] A Il Smith juan
Bsssres, lrA Sthroder, Al Burton,
fremont Blrdick Grace E Mtw.ey.
H G Harrington, Ramon G G lnza ez,
John Neither, A w WUo1, Gustav
MRnsenheimer, john B siz, FlQmenA
M, Viuda de 8 BAiz, Manuel G GouzSlez
Rlvas, Mrs Grehsme, Misses c .shs.
me, William Civil, B .uflco Ssra.
ma, W K Poat, " A snd J B RGml
rez, Jstme Acosta, jose N greirc, ]
w H. wilkins, j B Campbell, Joha Ht
milton, S O'Donpell, Glrsld MI O.
D0nne,l.
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Juata Eyc1'5f d. NoIolIS

Los Aaessros que dsseen optar
dos E.oue as gradusdea ? Riela rura'
lea que estsn y4cAples ea ssss t6rmino,
puedeu rresentsr sus aolcitudes q Ia
S:cretAffa lie eats JuDts hssta 81 dfs
10 del pr6xlmo mes Go julio, siendo
Go prifTencla PARA provetr lss dos
prlmerss los msestros cue hasa IL
fech' han venido sirvisndo.
MarCyiS, Jario 26 de / 9QG
PCdro R,uerQ
10 W Preiidsrie dc la JuptA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
ServiciO climatoI6gico en- la
isla. Observaciones du-
rahte la Ultima semana
TEMPO FRESCO
El total de Ia precipitation de
las lluyias fue mucho mas
de 10 normal.

EI tempo de H. semsna ha sido
gensralmsnte nub!ado tcesco, con
ehubasaos de liieros flsrtss en- TO-
dos los distritos. El ttal de IL pre-
eipitacl6n tue mucho ma, de 10 nor.
nal, excepto en- Ia division o. que tue
Iiigsraments superior 10 normal,
Las cAntidAdes que h IN informAdo va
rlSn de 81 pulgadss ea las NarfAs q
6.S5 pulgadss sn San Lorenzo, CON
una preeipits ci5n media en- toda 10
is's de 3.20 pu]gkdAs. E n1mero pro
medic de dias de lluvia fu6 5 LoI
rloS han ereoido q foss de Ia EsmAns
pero no se ha itf0rmado que las ere
eientss hieieron dafIos. Hs habidc
solsmente poCa ditsrencia de las tenn
per aturas exsremas que intormAror
Ia semAns pasada. La tenn peratura
media en- San Juan tae 1929, que el
90 bsio ID normal, La vslocIdAt
maxims del vieoto f9e 40 mlllss de-
Sc. oil dis ~
Division Norte, Fdertes tronadaI
han ocurrido en todSs las sItscionss
con faertes vientou de corta duraci6n
RI promedio de ID preci qitsci6n On |.
division + 6 3.3l pu'gadas. FL pro
medic de dfAs de lluvia, Ttm perM
turs mtxIma, 50 O; mfaims, 6lo.
Division Eats. En- eata diviai6r
hR lloyido todoa los dfas de ls sem h.
rs, con una media total dc 40 pul
gsdss. Temperature mAxIms, SS Q
minlmA 100,
D v.Hl6n Sur. Han oeurrldo fuer
tss tr6nsdaS On los dfAa 6y7. e
pr medic 50 10 DIV Vision hs uido 3 30l
pQ gAdsa. La csnt'dsd m,y1r out
h9n ipfJrmato fle 47S pu gadas or
G l'yams, 10 mencr 25 pugSdas er
iG no. III pdmsrh promedio dc dial
do lnvla fee 4. Tsmpsfaturs maxi
ma. 81 : !; mloims, t6o.
Divisi6n Ossts. La lluvia hs ai.
do geaeC@lmsnts en- tods 10 divlG6t
pero Is csntdad no ha aido tAz
grande como en- las osrss parties de IL
isls. E p.omsdio en- Ia division fat
l2,C4 pulgtdAs TempsrGtlrA maxlma
30 : mitims, ego.
EDWIN g. THOMPSON,
Director de Secci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
C9ni'iiin codiAcsdOra de
Ieyes de- Pverto-SIco
SecretaFla

Debepdo pgoveerse por oposicl6n
do vSrones uoa plszL ds tsquigrAto
eaptf f1i typtw her do.a3a con 81
sueldo menIusl de $50 ea lss shcInsI
della Comisi6n CodlGcs ra dc Leyeu
de Puerto Rico, por Ell vresepts Sc
auuueis los aspirGrssS que 81 aeto
do 10 opoticitn teudri iugar ell IA del
corriente q las dos de ru ikrde, en- Las
ofcinaa de essA Stcrett fa, y las so
lietldss psrAsu admIs.6a deber6n ser
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
P0r la tarde

Concurren los sef1orez Natisnz ,,
do Diego Soler, Vlrsl'a Urihe. Vi
rella (Fsderieo) Q liute.o, Bsrpardini,
Garcia sAIgkdo, Gorzslez Carols,
Was Q. n 9Mco, hendez Gardens, San
toni, Fernando GorzAlsz. Romero Ro
50, Gtol , Coirs, por la mayorfa,
Sc de- lectura por 81 titulo al G.
B 2 de Mr. Graham, tiiulAdo sP&rs
regltmsntAr oil servIeio do muelles y
puersos de Puerto Rec Pasa q Ia
Comisi6n de Obrsa Id0liess pars 81
intorme.
El ae6or de Diego, nombre de
lA Ct mlsi6n de 10 CAmars, designsds
On la session de Ia ma mans, para CON
fersncIsr con otra del Ccn"io Eiscu
two aesre& del asunto dc los muslles,
informs que SO he llsgslo un acutr
do y 90 el siguiente; 81 dentro de sells
meuea 4 partir desde ls rohAel6n de
estA ley, mir guns soeletiad 9 corpora
ci6n ohtiene franquisias, y "a prlI ci
pio & Ia obrs de mue!les en- los puer
tos de San Juan, Pence y Maysgnez
el Pueblo de Puerto Rico los construt
ra por 81 cusrts, disaoniendo dc loi
siguieAtss cAudsles
Muslle de esp'gjn en
San Juan. ............... 8 100 700
Ixual muelle en- Ponce : 100000
RestAurAci6n y termi
nsci6n del muelle de Ma
|ysguax s25. 600 mas otros
$25 900 Acordados ~ en-
una ley de 10 pasada Ls-
gislaturA............... . 50 900
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EScRITO SENSATIONAL

e. general Chtleno don Salvador
VergArS, Quien he publlcado varies
Artfeulos bsio el mote de sLA amenSza
dd Norto,. los cuAleS hubieron de
lamar mueho la atenci6n en- Chile
nor los peligros que Gefslaba de psr-
ts del Perd contra 10 Nguridad tx
t,rIor de 50 versedor ca 10 guerra
del PsciAco, aeabA de publican ctro
Artfc 10 mas sensational en- el que
Aboga, como aoluci6n de Ii c.esii6n
dc Tacna y Aries, por 10 flrmaci5n
de uu Estado independents compues.
TO de estAs proviucias peruansE, bsio
10 profession Gel Ford. Chile, y Ia
Rep6blica Argentira.
EstAs pubicIclones del general
VergRrA son motive dc muchoG y vs
riados ec m msntarios ca los circuloS po
liticos de Chile.
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LA B|BL|OGRAF|A
EI nlmero total de Iibros
esparcidos por eI mundo
es de 5000 miIIones.
MEDIcINA DEI alma
MEDlCINA DEL ALMA
La gramatica china excelente
remedio para curar el dolor
de muelas.

Tres mil doseisntos miilonss do
voldnsaes! Tai es, ssgda ealculos do
IN bIbli5grfo americana, el ndmsro
total de los llb'cs sspa,cidoa Dor las
diferenses numeroaas biblioteess del
mundo. Esta caniidad fabulosa de
libros hs inspirado, iegdu 81 World,
que redare una porci6n de aneedotss
POGO conoe'das, las ideas mas rsrau
que imaginArss pueda. El ID. .ebre no.
vslistA inglea, Edward Bulwsr L,ton
propon1a curar, por medic do lecturss
spropiadas, todas las snfermsd sdss
del alma y del cuerpo, dssde las nGl
hondas saiec ones hasta los dolores
rsumaiioos, y clasifcar los librcs, 10
propio que un m6iioo los remedios.
conforme una curiosa tsrAEeu,iea
blbliografca.
Cuando el h il del gran ffaico Am.
pere, que fud IN vlaiero un b .sto-
riador famoao, vlsiaba por America.
bsstSbale leer una gramAticA chioa
para sentrss Embellishments cuarsdo
del dolor de muslAs y del mledo do
los lAdi ones.
En- eatfo, en- los dias de mayor %.
lor, Ia lectura dsl Paso re Berssina Ia i.
nia el privlleglo de hAeer eatremsesr
de frfo oil cr{tico Fllarate Charles.
La pasi6n por los libros no reco'
noce lfmitss. FL miamo dfa de an bo,
do, el hsleniAtA G lillsrmo Bad9 hall6
msdio d. ps'ar tres h,ras On su bI'
bliotscA. Otro hslenista y al6sofo,
Adriano Tdrnebe. tuvo que ser srrsn.
cAdo de su bib!iotscs el dfa de an ma.
sr1monio' no recordabA que aquella
msfAns debla casArss. ri erudito
Gouget, obligado q vsnder 81 biblio'
seca, muri6 de pena,
Pero los libfos tisnsn tambien aus
enemigoE NabC " assar, rty de Babi.
loniA, que m ado destruir las histo.
rias do sus pre- 'ecssorss, sl empsr ador
chino Ctharg Cron w,ll, que incen
do 10 biblios.oA de OIford. Y tleneu.
adena', olros enem!gos menoa pods'
rosoF, pero ssmtbles: los dre e aeros, '
sendaroa en- & neral; los famadores.
que tlran por doQuiera cerillas encen
didasi os bo'4oiCos, que eonvIert.u
saa voldmsnss en- hsrbarios, y la ma
yoriA de las muisres, que por econo
mia dom6sslCa 9 por celos instiotiyos
aborrecsn loa lbroH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel viej6 de peri6dico a dos
pesos el quintal.

nllierce, que capture eu San Sebastian
al tristt mense C ebre Jose Morales,
QheS sY Are YAle1 sgel lao de PesRnte
Los Atflorel Hernsnd.z y Q eva,
do Bsez, m'gmbtos ds lR Ccmlai6n do
10 policis, pretenssrsn a. Gobern adcr
el itfolme de Ia ysaiigac 6a prscGl.
cAda on Porce, de cAyQoI presents d !
contra 81 sapii&u Glirrero YA hay
quien dice, que no eooffs mu:ho IN ii
reAut'do de esA invest gAsi6n.
-S'Gdn jpf rmsF, Aucch9 "a reu.
nieron en- is casa ds don ss'om5n Do
res, vsrios elem ,ntos republicaaCa 70
la dereeha, con el fn de orgstizar una
iuuta para IN club de- proplEaada,