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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
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before the glamour of mystery. She
could almost see the treasure.
please, Jack" When Mollie
! coaxed--
The man drew a long breath. With
out a word he laid aside coat and vest.
| He turned back the big rug. He
! pushed the buffet out into the room
then deliberately and slowly he raised
the Ratchet Molie handed him.
Crack. Down tumbled a square
of tinted WALL
Don, Mollie!" gasped the girl in
Pink.
Go on" said Mollie, in low, mex
orable voice The blue eyes were I'M
relenting. The Spartans paled into
insigniticance before this slender
young priestess.
Again the Ratchet went up-the cash
widenei.
The plaster was all down-the gray
dust vas settling over the pretty china
and silver, over the polished tables
and chairs, over the blue and the
pink Paris gowns, over the black and
the golden heads.
One, rang the tall cathedral clock.
Down fell the tools with a clatter upon
the floor Mollie srrang forward with
a startled cry:
Look" the whisper sounded hoarse-
ly through the silence. "Oh, look!'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
NAMES AND THE LAW.

Speaking generally. the law OF Eng
land allows person TO assume and
use any name, provided IT'S use is not
calculated to deceive or iuiict pecuni-
airy loss So the court OF appeal lately
laid down the law in Dockrell agt.
nousall aud this attitude Of the law.
the Law Journal remarks, IS character.
lists Of our British love Of liberty.
French law Is much more strict.
L forhiis any citizen to bear any
naas other than that which Is ex-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18

There was glitter Of silver, a
CLEAN of gold-In the opening! The
Girl in Pink felt a SILVER creep down
her back: her heart throbbed wildly.
And Mollic was right. Her dreams
were true,
1t was silvey-heayy, solid silver
wrapped in soft, old. yellowed paper
that plainly told OF the passing OF the
years.
Slowly, reverently, Mollie unwrapped
them piece by piece. The blue eyes
were luminous. the sweet mouth trem-
ulous.
Now. hurry! See what else there
is--it seems to be a small secret cab
met Oh. Jack. what viii Aunt Liza
say! Aren't you glad | dreamed
The man with the dust-coyered shirt
and begrimed hands pushed her gently
aside
Get back out OF this mess. Molie,
and let me see what is here. Ii must
have been great-great- grandfather
Claims. He was governor. and this
NtiN lAl' ilhhNl'li. S'NN' u INV ~
give the old gentleman a haudshahe.
Here, take these" he handed her an.
other bundle OF silver spoons, pitch.
cr, silver sugar and creamer, a pair
Of sugar tOngs, a half-do2en silver
plates OF foreign make, two gOld-lined
goblets. and a queer low dish of silver
hligree
Suddenly everyone stood still There
wa a confusion of voices, tramplnG
Of heavy feet in the hall and the mex;
moment the door was flung violently
open. and two brawny policemen stood
on the threshold
Just keep your place, partner
Promanadin' amt the ticket just now Z
The big policeman smiled pleasantly
, The man in the duSt-coyered clothes
grew pale,
Don't lose your temper. old MAJ,
sang ont a CHEEKY voice from the rlll
/ They've run me in, too. thlnk-it's
/ going to be-fuuny." The Girl in Pink
/ gave a little involuntary cry The map
I in the grcatcoat smiled at her reasSur.
/ tnEly Strange. she had never known
! before what a splendid looking fellow
] he was, Any girl might bc proud
I Perhaps after all Then she retreat.
ed toward tho library door hastily.
\ man. small man, With a very 'ei
face ana angry eyes, had pushed his
way pas, the two policemen across tc
me table where the treasure glittetcl
aud CLEANED uude~ the electric lights
There il is-eyery bit OF it," He
pointed eNciteily 10 the heap of silver
stun. then to the unsishuy hole in
the wall. Don't you see that, What
further proof do you want don
care who he is-a Cla0in of anybody
else. or whether he owns the universe,
He's a blasted thief he ANA his part.
ner there, Haven't been watchine
him Skulkius about the place for the
last two hours, They knew was
away from home, The thief, Stealing
my silver right oui of" his rage far
is choked him, he could not say more
Molue caught her breath. For one
brief moment she looked at The grour
before her Then, with q queer iittl,
sound, curious mixture Of lauEhte,
and Sohs, she sank help,eS>ly dayr
upon the floor, 4 lttte lamp, blGe ~,
that gasped family
oh, jack jack IFS NJ C~9say
and we've dug into ri bis r. s.lse,
C,oset.'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18

Will interest the thou
sands of veterans
who came back from
the Civil War suffer-
ing tortures with kid
ney complaint. Capt.
Ely says: "Icontracted
kidney trouble dur.
ing the Civil War,
and the occasional
attacks finally de.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
MORAL.
SMOKE THAT BURNS.
A Series of Tricks Which Can Be Per-
formed with Paper Lighters
and a Bottle.

Not so very long ago, before matches
were quite SO common as they are
now, and indeed, in some country
places to-day lamp-lighters are used
for lighting lamps and candles, and
even gas jets. They are made Of strips
OF newspaper about IS inches long
and one and a half inches wide, which
are made into rather close rolls, be-
ginning at one corner. Inc end last
finished is turned over to prevent the
strip from unrolling, and when the
lighter is needed for the purpose in.
tended it is lighted at fire.
Make a number of these lighters,
and then try these few tricks with
them, keeping away from drafts while
so doing, and having a scuttle or a
dish Of water near by in which to drop
them when charred:
Hold one of the lighters in a slant
ing position, with the end farthest
from your hand pointing downward.
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. Light
the lower end, and as the flame burns
upward a tongue of flame will remain
burning at the lower charred end.
If you blow this flame out, leaving
the upper one still burning stream
of smoke will take the place of the ey.
tinguished flame. This smoke you
can light like gas.
For the second trick leave the up.
per end Of the lighter open instead OF
folding it down. and hold the lighter
at that end to prevent it from unrol.
ing. Now light the lower end, and
the fame will move upward, no flame
remaining at the charred end. la.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
Seat OF the Trouble.

HumorIsts frequently have sad
faces, but humorists are not sad be.
cause they are humorisJs They are
humorists because they are sad uu.
NOR is born OF acute sympathy Lon.
DON ,Enslandl Sketeh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
Advertisement Extraordinary.

A Japanese laundryman composed
this advertisement: Contrary to our
opposite company, We will most clean.
ly and carefully wash our customers
with possible cheap prices as follows:
Ladies two dollars per hundred. gen.
tlemen one and half dollars per hun.
dred A"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18

pressed in the registry Of his birth. or
TO add any surname % his proper
name German law is the same. only
il goes a little further in imposing a
penalty on anyone giving a false mama
TO an official Dundee Advertiser.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
Remarkable Child.

There is living N Recise near Per.
namhuco. child Of five and a half
years Of age who is four feet two
inches in height, and who boasts y
nuStacha and deep bass voice
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
Truly a Remarkable Tramp,

Caught in schoolhouse in New Jer.
sey. where he was heating water for
a bath. tramp worked several diff.
cult problems in algebra showing
himself to, be an unusual tramp in
many ways.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18

A scientist says thar 100 years ago
folks just lived on pork and dough,
nuts and ate mincc pie every evening
before nstiring That might be SO,
but what was the SEQUEL?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
Woman's liklnQs.

The Lady's Pictorial says that in
her heart of hearts" a woman likes a
good mustachc What's the matter
with her lips?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
Eoyalty Left Handed

The crown prince Of Germany is the
only child of the kaiser who is uot
left handed. Left-hanledness has been
common in the Prussian royal family
for centuries.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
The Dizzy Heirat

you say he has attained the very
top OF the literary iad1e-s,'
Yes. He has been accused Of plsx-
iarism Milwaukee sentinel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18

trash into the basket.
ooh, Mr.. Townshend, come back
Her soft, southern voice had in II a
note Of distress. Come right back,
this minute."
He turned his six feet three quick
~ about and looked down at her ex-
peCtantly as she stood in the doorway.
She smiled up, and the flush on the
fair, laughing face deepened bit, Us
she went on in her pretty, impu!sive
way:
Don't you know, foolish man, that
you must not 20 off that way! It's
such bad luck to come back Come
right in here and turn around thee
times. One--two--three- that'sit. Now,
sit down." She gave the greatcoat
gentle little push toward the sleepy
hollow chair. He went down; she
breathed a sigh Of relief. There, you
can go now" She held the door IN
willingly open.
He sat quite still in the big, com
Portable chair, and looked sternly a;
the other man. who was leaning aegli-
gently against the piano.
Take her back south, Jack. before
the commonwealth finds out. We burr
witches up here"
She made a little mouc, and ;he
other man shrugged his shoulders
Il used 30 be a believer in heredi.y.
I'm not now. | glye you my word,
Townshend, she has sensible ancestors
{ know two of them-and look at her,
he pointed sCornfuly at the dainty iig
IRE in the pale blue crepe. STEPPED
Tn superstition, Wears a fetish OF
some sort round her neck, and Gaa
Tor her high priestc5s the wrinkIedest
blacklist old"
A blue cloud swept across the room,
a soft hand covered his lips, and Il
voice was raised in indignant pro-
test:
at isn't, It's only my-rabbit-fo1ti
And you shant make fun OF dear old
Aunt Liza, And who was It that
wouldn't pull with the varsity crew
fast year, because they had lost their
mascot? And"
And who was 1t" The Girl in Pink
had risen and WAS Dointiuy acCus-
tnr finger NJ the man in the great
coat, that only last week, at Bobby
Fairs mess wouldn't sit down uaul
the steward was brought in-because
there were-th-r-te-en,"
He gave one look at Jack-then,
without a word, the two men boltnd.
pursued by little. delicious. mocking
cibes.
Molle turned suddenly and looked
searchingly at the girl who had thrown
herself down upon the rug. Elizabeth
Van hlen. | believe III tell-you-
something. The strangcst thing!" She
cano slowly toward the Are.
For three NIGHTS. Ress, have
dreamed the same thjug-that in a
certain place in this very house. there
f. something valuable. silver or gold.
hidden And, Bcss. believe 1t, There
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
TWO TREES.

A little tree. short but self-satsfsd,
Glanced toward the ground then tossed
its head and cried:
Behold how tall am. how far the dusty
EARTH"
And Boosting thus. it swayed in scornfdl
mirth.
The tallest pine tree In the forest raised
It's head toward heaven, and sighed the
while it gaZed:
"Alas. how small | am and the great
skies how far.
What years of SPACE 'twixt me and yon-
der STAR"
MORAL.
Our height depends on what We measure
by:
II up from earth, or downward from the
sky.
Elizabeth r. Finley, in st. Nicholas.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
HERITAGE OF CIVIL WAR.
Thousands Of Soldiers Contracted
Chronic Kidney Trouble While
in the Service.

The experience OF Capt. John L, Ely,
Of Co. E, 18th Ohio, now living at 500
East Second street, Newton, Kansas,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-18
KATIE'S WISH.

! wish | was a swallow,
Up I'm the sky so blue,
.Aad then ! wish my mamma
Could be a swallow, too.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-01

In ing the above cut of the Wabeno school building
do with satisfaction for the
pioneer certainly interesting Seven years ago.
of the village of Wabeno
nothing but small flag station the Chicago North West
Ry with small school house and
Wabeno has 800 Inhabitants dozen buildings
100 residences Its principal industry lumber
employing about 500 men.
The school building pictured above 56x73 with
modern system of ventilation
besides regular schoorooms library principals Office
teachers and cloak The blldng
solid brick trimmed with stone, The $4,000.
There school district
where land worth 500 that would do we'll by
the educational sentiment exempfed Wabeno
this handsome building Wisconsin Journal Education
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-01
Local and Personal

Louis Gotta, the Gillett grair
dealer was in the village Friday
f. McIntre of Green Bay
ca ne up Saturday on business.
P. H. Corcoran went down tC
Fond du Lac on business Fri
day.
Dist. Atty. J. A Walsh was II
the village on business Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Florence Mcdonald OF
Ocopto is the guest OF her sister
Mrs. M. j. Dickinson.
N. w. johnson of Carter was
was in town last Friday string
ing telephone wires.
DR.. Hubbard made two pro
fessional visits to Carter the
latter hart of last week.
Landlord Thos. Bartlein oi
the Hotel Wabeno, went to
Mattoon on. business Saturday
returning Monday.
Miss Francis Sheehan, who
hls been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Tipler, for a few
months. returned to Iron River,
Mich. Monday.
The warehouse recently erect.
ed ia this village by the Menom
inee River Brewing company,
of Menominee, Mich, has beer
stocked with beer. ]. Il. Nal
tow, no is local agent for the
company, made two shipments
of Menominee River beer this
week.
Mr. Lory of Niagara, of the
| firm of Lory and Seymour
proprietors of the Wabenc
Livery stable, was in the towr
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
Lory contemplates moviog tc
Wabeno with his family and was
here looking for a residence.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-01

E. +. Spaulding went to Men.
ominee, Mich. Tuesday.
The county board will hold an
adjourned meeting at Crandor
Feo 6th. /.
Miss Nellie Larson is taking a
short vacation from her duties at
the Grand Plank Hotel.
The Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. DR.. Hubbard
Mr.. McCauley, manager of the
Forest County Mercantile com.
pany, was away on business the
first of the week.
Atty. V. j. O'Kellaher of
Oconto stopped off here a few
minutes Tuesday enroute to
Laona on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. J. Quinlan
went to Menominee last Satur.
day with Mr.. Prieur who has
been in poor health for some
time.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give concert Satur-
day evening Feb. 10 at Jecklin's S
hall. Admission % and Is cts.
An effort has been made TO Sc.
cure the best Of music.
Joe Nemetz had narrow es-
cape from serious injury in Bay
Shore Lbr. Co. saw mill, the
other day. In some manner his
clothing caught in between two
cogwheels and he was slowly
dragged in. Only the timely
stopping of the machinery saved
him from being crushed, as it
was he got very close squeez.
ing. His clothes had to be cut
apart to extricate him from his
dangerous position. AS a re
suit he was laid up for few days
but is now at his old job again.
1t was lucky for Joe.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-01
Forest County rIercantile CO.

Take advantage of the offer of 25c on
every dollars worth of dry goods,
shoes, rubbers, underwear, gloves
and mittens as the time of this sale
will soon expire. We also mention
few grocery specials:
Granulated sugar 2l lbs. for $I.OO
Pillsbury's Best and Gold Medal
Flour, per hundred .................. $3.50
Another carload Potatoes, 75c bu.
Extra choice butter ............, % : "a c.
n. B. Soda Crackers, per lb. .~ 7c.
Santa Claus Soap bars, >. ........ 25c.
A regular l8C Coffee, at. ..I2c
Why pay 1Oc can for Corn when we are selling the
quality cans for Csc. Bakers Chocolate 35c Table
Syrup in gallon pals 30c Table Syrup in GAL cans 90
MOasseS in gal. cans $120. GAL can Tomatoes 3Oc
Gal. can Peaches 3Oc GAL can Apples SOC
Forest County Mercantile Company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-09
Ell IDIOMA MAS Diff
Gil de aprGnder
es....eI chino
Official frances que tiene gran pare
CidO con GuiIIermO Il.
EstadIstCa interssants que publIGa Ia AsOclaCIOn
MedlCa De Berlin.

FL idioma mas diffcil de aprender es el
chino. CaIc6lase que de los ounce mil
.europeos americanos que blasonan de
saberlo, no llega una docena el ndmero
de los que pueden escribir un artfculo en-
dicho idioma sin echar mano del Diceio-
mario
De todas las islas que existen en- el
mundo, las que mas valor tienen son las
de Liakovs, que Sc hallan situadas en- ell
Oceano artico, frente la desembocadura
del Lena, en- Siberia.
Dichas islas estan rodeadas por hielos
y no Sc encuentra en- elias vegetation algu-
ma, exception hecha de una especie de mus
go artico, pero contienen tan enormes can
tidades de marfil en- estado f6sil, que las
da un yalor grandfsimo.
I'm periodico aleman, la Gazette de
Magdebourg'' asegura que forma parte de
la guarnici6n francesa de Soissous, un of
cial de infanterfa, cuyo parecido con Gui-
llermo Ii es tai, que Sc le ha puesto como
mote eel Emperador."
La novia del ioven Official es conocida
en- todas parties con el nombre de "la en-
peratriz." Tene gracia, pero los sobe-
ramos teutones les hara la misma que q
nosotros.
La Association m6dica de Berlin y
del Brandebourg, publica una estadfstica
interasente sobre las ganancias que obtie-
men los m6dicos en- la capital del imperio.
Segdn esos datos, 1900 medicos berlineses,
no ganan 5000 frances por aflo. Ell ter
mino medic de las ganancias obtenidas
por ell resto de los doctores de Berlin, es
11.000 frances.
-Espafia tiene 100000 tftulos de no
bleza, 10 cual indica que hay un noble por
cada 38 habitantes pero tales tftulos son
tenidos en- menos que NADIA, por la nobleza
rancia original del reino. Estos son CO
nocidos como ''grandes de Espafia y pro-
ceden de una aristOcracia enteramente de
nacimiento; algunos de ellos-como los
viejos gentiles-hombres de Inglaterra -cui-
dan de intimar con sus iguales entera-
mente rehusan mezclarse aun con los du-
ques de nuevo cuflo.
Sc ACADIA de descubrir en- las islas nj
ponas, una hierba que es un anest6sico
natural, al que Sc ha dado ell nombre de
'fscopalamin'' que es superior en- efca-
cia todos los anest6sicos conocidos hasta
hoy. La introduction del jugo de la plan
ia, bajo la piel, proyoca un suefio profun-
do de nueve horas aproximadamente, y
cuando despierta el paciente, no expert
menta las sensaciones desagradables que
producer los anest@sicos usuales.
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CONFERECIAS ES
coIares en- AreCib0
Ia IeCtura De IA sentenCia sOble el
Quo WaNantO pOr asantOs
eIectOlaIeS en- CiaIeS.
e ceremonial De COsiunhTe CsIshrOse 81 domingo
De Ramos.
(De maestro corresponsol.

AbriI 8.-Ayer tuvieron lugar en- esta
ciudad las anunciadas confereneias escola-
res. Por la mafiana fueron reservadas
para los profesores y por la noche pdbli-
cas-.
En- esta Ultima tomaron parte pronun-
ciando brillantes discursos los sefores Sub
comisionado de Educaci6n, Zoazaga, Lam
dr6n doctor Susonf, versando la de este
tiltimoy sobre Ia Uneinariasis. Lastima
que 10 desapacible del tempo impidiera
hubiera mayor concurrencia.
-Anoche causa de la nuvia tuvo que
suspenderse la function que daba Ia COM
pafifa de Variedades en- nuestro teatro.
En- la mafiana de hoy ha llegado &
eata ciudad el nuevo Fiscal de esta Corte
de Distrito Ledo. don Angel Acosta Quin-
teros, quien tomara possession mafana del
cargo.
-Manana Iunes Sc trasladara la Corte
Municipal Quebradillas donde celebrara
varios juicios.
--Mafiana Sc leera la sentencia en- esta
Corte de Diatrito sobre el "Quo Warranto"
presentado ell lunes sobre los asuntos cleo
torales de Gales
Hoy Sc ha celebrado en- nuestra igle-
sia cat6lica con gran solemnidad y el ce1e
monial de costumbre la fiesta de Ramos.
Para Ell jueves santo, q las nueve de
la mafiana habr6 misa solemne y comu-
MON general "A las siete y media de la
noche ceremonial del lavatorio y sermon
del mandate, terminando con 81 miserere.
Viernes santo, misa 4 las nueve de la ma
iiana A la una, las siete palabras y &
las seis procession del santo entierro termi-
nando con el sermon de la soledad.
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CARTAS pETENIDAS.

En- la Administration de Correos de
esta ciudad Sc hallan detenidas las siguien-
tes cartas:
Aguendo Luisa, Anaya Clemente, AFRO
20 Angela, Bowers Lester, Buchenan Net
tbs, Castellana Precidiano, Castro Jose,
Castro santo, Capella Juan, Clsmente ST.
mon, Cordero Tibuncio, Cory Frederick,
Cotaldo Vinenz, Constant Gabriel, Crespo
Ignacio, Diaz Francisco, Diaz Jose, Du-
Dor Guillermo; Earl Gertrude NJ, Earl
Gertrude M, Earl Gertrude M, Estreme-
IA Enrique, Estremera Enrique, Ezquia-
ga Luis, Federico Angel, Feliciano Raj
munda, Figueroa Angel, Flores Carmen,
Fortune Gerbacio, Foisy Mr., Gambaro
Adela, GabreIton Felipe, Garcia Manuel,
Garcia Asunci6n, Gerrer Carmen, Gonza-
lez Maria, Gonzalez Siddo, Granela Ra-
mon, Hermanas Pas, Colegio de, Hurta-
dos Jose, Johannesen Maurice.
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Sc VENDE. Una fnca en- Rio Pie
dras, ounce minutes del pueblo por la
carretera de Caguas un corto trecho de
camino que da salida la misma.
Sc compone de 207 cuerdas de buenos
terrenos, propios para Ia CANA de azucar,
tabaco frutos memories y pastos de grama
de primera.
Tiene abundantes aguas: en- el centric dos
quebradas y dos los costados.
Contiene doee mas cuerdas de cafe de
producto, que dan alrededor de Glen quin-
tales al ano, y de 25 q 80 cuerdas de ca
mas muy buenas.
Dicha fnca, tiene casa vivienda, ran
ch6n para carros y secadoras de cafe.
Para informes dirigirse q don Francisco
j. de Soils. Parada 81. Hato Rey.
15 " a
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La Semana Santa
en- TOa Alta.

Entire otras festas, las siguientes infor-
mase que seran celebradas en- Toa Alta:
primer dia jueves las de la mafiana
misa procession del Santfsimo al monu-
mento; las de la tarde el "Labatorio"
seguido de sermon y entire cinco y seis del
mismo dia; procession del Santo Cristo de
la soledad; cdnticos de miserere y conclu-
sion con ell Santfsimo Rosario.
Segundo dia viernes, 4 las nueve de la
mafana el paso de la Cruz, conclude este
la procession del monumento al altar. Ell
mismo dia a las cuatro de la tarde en-
adelante un elocuente sermon cargo del
eminente presbftero don Arturo Garcia,
despues el desceadimiento del sagrado cuer-
po de Jes1s, desde la cruz al sepulcro; mas
tarde el santo entierro; al regreso de este
nuevo sermon, concluyendo todo 10 de es-
te dia despu6s de las nueve de la noche
con la procession de la sagrada virgen de
la soledad.
Tercer dia sabado. Los ofcios de cos
tumbre como bendici6n consagraci6n del
aqua, bendici6n del fuego y letanfas can
ticos de las profecfas y conclusion misa de
"Gloria"
Cuarto dia domingo las cinco media
de la madrugada la misa del encuentro, q
las siete y media de la misma mafiana la
misa rezada de costumbre
Todos estos actos seran acompa1ados
por la orquesta que dirige ell professor don
Eleuterio Melendez, de Bayam6n.
Entire damas caballesos de esta loca-
lidad ha podido llevarse & eabo la recolec-
ia de los gastos que Sc originaran en- Ia
Semana Santa.
Toa Alta como siempre la altura de
los pueblos civilizados rinde culto 4 sus
tradicionales costumbres."