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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04

Sc aspgusS qne el hororablc
gobsrnsdCr Er Wicih 'op ordep6 80
abr,er~ una invearg ei6n sobre las
depunc!ss formuladaq en- La rEMo .
CRACIA en- los suealos Dc CAyey.
-El obrero don Jjsr Guerra RI
vera ht li3o ncmb-Ado crgAr'zAdor
ca Pusfto Rico dc ID <Uo'tad Br0t'
hsrhooi If Carpintsrs and J0ineys I
Aue,iea I'll Uf1r Guerra az un
obrero que hA rroGsHio g:aades ser
vicios suclxss.
aver emb,rrsnt6 en 10 iEla
sCsrAcolesI, ds SsntA IIabsl, Ell be-
landro <CsEsdors. perdisndo el earga'
msn.o de tahaeo. bsorcs y slmid6n.
Los tripu arts se salvaron.
e iurato de la Co ts Federal
Sc reuuira en- Ia ma1suS del lunea "a
RI entsDdsr On pleit2s de jlrisdiecl(n n
civil,
-Ha aldo sentenolsdo en- la Corte
Auniciral de MAnaN, el irdividuo
Prsco Rodriguez per iugar q 10 pro-
hltito.
Ell deparsAmsnto de Tssorerfa
proesdera iovsss'gAr los abuses que
90 clm9tan sIempte que los eseritos
de los denunciAutes sean validos por
una frma reaponsAhle y taatIgos que
comprp chen los hechos.
Nos | f1rma al Sub tesorero
Mr.. DIX, que en- el Dspartamento de
Teaoreris So rec,bsn con f'ecuens!a
cartsa AE6uimAs dsnun cisndo hsch %
que corr spondeu q 81 deaartamsnto.
Cree Mr.. Dix que los denunciAntss no
cumplen con su dsber al remisir xn6,
ninos, s.n una firms que corresponds
y h.eh3s que prueben una culpabIli.
lid&d,
So anuucis para el idsves dc 10
ssmAoA prtx'ma uu saa 8 1dido bale
an el :. U ii6n CluLs On Santuros.
Sc aAtgurA que he aldo trAnss.
do el ruidoso pleitu de 10 oompa f1ta
tks cen IL <AnericSn Porto Riot,
sobre dan sy Ie'iuicIos, de euyoa
ante tscsdsntsa conoceu nuestros lectorea
-Eliutz dc In Corts Federal Mr.
Rodey orden6 que los marines smsri
csnos que faeron detenidos 90 Ponel
el IS de Julio, pur sublev Aei6u q bordC
de IN barso dc 10 m arinA dc los Esta
dos Uoidoa. sean o0nduoidos q easl
ciu5sd para ser iuzEadon,
-EstA ma1sua SO tx )idieron pc
al dapArsamenso de sanidad varia
| pesiciouss, coposdiendo reconocimisn
tos do gAnsdo y d. tsAbSi adores d
fabrioas.
Hoy cump's una Quirceoa que G
departsmanso Superior de SAnid&d n
hstrAsmlrdo mir rguns dcnunciA pc
entormeda dss eonIs glosaS en- lA is!&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, n6msro 1O4, oeste, New
York. SItio muy centriao. Pr6ximo
81 subway, & los eleyadoa, & los carroa
electrieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodwsy, ~ y % Avsnida. Muy cerca
del hotel Marie Antoinstte, donde esta
ell Olsab hero americana A aiete cuAdrAs
del doctor HennA. Cass ampliA y els,
gapta. Cocina americana y espAfio
IL, Instalsci6n completSmente nuevA.
Tres bAilos Pidanse informes 4 la
standardization de LA DEMoCRACIA,
Aurora Mar I'm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04

lsr& snvisdo por 10 asocisci6n sRefu'
gio de niEos desAmparAdoSs al Unor
Collaxo, quo SO eomprometi6 edrcHrlo
darls IN ofcio.
0CIesae que autes de haeerse el
uombrsmier 10 de nuevo obisno para
ruerta Rico, vendr& q ettG isla el De-
legado ipostolieo mons nor Ave 80
quisn :Se ensuentrA aetuA n ente en-
Roma.
@ En- 81 Club dc r. KsbrhnbF &
Co., % 8an Frsnsissc, 90 vsndsn dos
rslo;ss do cso ssds esn sna. entrs 50
sosios, abonAndo 10 so 6 1.0G semAnal.
Ls 6ltims ssmaoA obturr1 nro don
A'ej sndro Lopez, dc San Juan, so
clio 70 16.
-Eats nosha, pc d tma fucei6n
de Abono. se pondrk en eseeua sn oil
teAtro munieipsl, Ia operesA sa'f'ica
on tres actos OJo en- los inf.rnoS, de-
maestro Of smbseh, con el siguiepts
tpartc:
Euridiee, Anita FJntsns; Cupldo,
ElidA LombardI Venus, Cleopatra
Vislr il Diane, Anr eta Psrret'i; Jopo,
Err esta Bstslni; Opinion Fd 7lies, Ar
minda G Ais.
Jupiter, Poggi; orr 20, nutslli;
Blutc, anon; Mercurio, Bussi, Mar.
se, vignoli, Minos, Psgss; Mort o.
Bisnehil valcsn, B'guo !; Eseo. Pc
rez; RAdsmants. ArmAndi, Neptune,
Cieogoa satarno, F.rrAri'; Bacc,
Brogi; Hercules, salv'gne; Pan, Me.
righi; Eolo, Pissnii Ap>lo, Suzsno;
Ainsrv&, Dslmc nn; Pomc M, I'm
bauer; Ceres, Siradells; Ctbs'es Zat.
nj Hebs, Antsit; Talia, Dslla BAldi.
Vssta, Levi; Pclinia, Brenuet;
Tris, Montesuc,h Eaisrps. Pissr
Forums, Perez; Pandora, G .nberiDi;
EAto, Salvsgao; Certero Di Paoli
Yohn Ssyk, Dsrrlco,
Ell euartsl general roctbi6 est>
mAGAna los siguientM te'sgrsmaG
Lsiss; via San GsrmGo, ARoato 3
do !, 906. Aver. 3.35 p, N. fde xrai-
do eadaver maquiuists Jacint, Pors,
por ipgeniero envlado ror 10 GlGniea
Central, beth, reeonoeimiento fscul-
taNvo di6sels sepultura cemens.rio
cAt6lioo. Ioeer dlo scfoeado q esa
hora ain mas seonteeimiento que les
somunieados, NeTott. Cab3.
-Lares, Agosto 3, Ancchs 3 ..
%, dselAr6ae t4ego casa comeIeisl don
BaitAaAr Marquee, quem&ronse dts
casas y 90 destuysron y dssm AnsalA.
ron vAriAs para looAliIar inssndio.
Perdidas eonslderAbles CksA empt 20
tuego sstaba Assgurads; { 4 isGe tasrA
tntencional y iuSgAdo inatruye dill.
gercias del case, q y a'gunos son'
suaos y hsridos lsvss. Brugueras. eAbo.
Aver talisoi6 On sl Hospital
Municipal el indivi iuo Manuel Auto.
aio G arcis, natural de Arec.b
-Ds aver &hoy tueron arrsstAdoa
por lA policiA dltz mend gos por N
plorAr 10 cAridad pdbliea, contra vi
uiendo una ordtnsrx 80 municipal.
Aver tarde fu6 conducIdo 4 Il
c&,eel Julio ChArre, AeusAdo del deli
10 do sgresi6n.
Sc hacsn gssIiones para el In
grsso en- oil msnisC milo de 10 alientdl
Celia Castro.
lOontintia on Ia pdg;na 6Tl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
VELADAS TEATRALg
tContiniact6n de Ia pdqinG 4e)

tCo,atindaci6n de Ia pdgna 4s)
como Amina es la perfesci6n. Sublime
en- Ii frsse ibieial en- canone dol Lar
ghsto en- mi bemol, aeto Eegurdo, y on
tltttO ii pezz0
Psro, DR. nde nos eormovi6 sobre
msners f en el cGntGbile en- ls memo r
del tercer seto, y shf nompr endenoa
m' ior oil deiso ore Chopin Ok ,res6 &c
ssr sspulsado al pie de la sumba ds
Vircerzo Bs'iini. 10 que 80 llev6 8
cabo, y he poeido coneemplAr tsl We
cindad er PArf', Fate largo es lc
mas divino s'srpo y eonmovedor que
ha transc2ito msno de etmposisor al
guno. Bsllini como melcdista sub!i
ne y ChoIfa somo hsrmonista i'd m,
fueron hsFmsufs nseeArAbles.
I r. da Affaana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
NOTIC|AS DEL. Din

ISUMARIO Investigation ordenada por Ell Gobernador.
Organizador obrero Un balandro embarrancado.
Jurado de ia Corte Federal-Denuncias multas SEN
tencas.-En la Corte de Manati.-Hacia Ponce-As-
censos. Marneros por ruta. Comte de elecco.
res.-Otras noticias de nteres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
AZUCAR. Pare ID exportaci6n.
Sin operasioneA

AZUCAR. Para 10 exportaei6n.
Sin oDeraeioneA
Buquos anunciadOs
vApor esptfiol <Conds Wifrsdos
ssli6 al 30.dla de Bsrce'on& hsciendo
las escalss de costumbre para esta
VADor americana sCarneAts eats.
ra aquf procsdspie de Is Guayra el 8
del pr'Rsrte y said q el miimo dia
para N W Yo k,
VSpor smeeiasro hiladaIt his1
sali6 dc New York para sAta ell 4 del
kctusl.
Vapor albmaan Assyria eltav&
gu puerto procsttnte do Europa = s
Thomas del s al 6 del tciual.
EntFadas
Aver de Ia peniosuls herbsEtin
golttE esusi1 Ia Gan j. A. Vcenta
y comps ffs coulcNTgs
De 3 isls golta <haria Artaus
con earga.
saliGGs
Rara Ia HabAns con toda su car
ga bargsntin espSfiol ssan Jos6.
Kuques en pnerGO
TRAYESIA
SEmma K Klow!oas deseArgsndo
<Adams w snesS deaeargando
<H4len Sn W >st dsfe*rgAndo
sE len Lift e> desca' sndo
STiftonS cArgAndo
<CoRmcs detcargando
CQsTANERCS
<Corsz5n de MsriGS HumaaAo
<DeaeAds Nagaabo
<lAI q )vsfs Luquillo
GCArmsrS MAunsbo
xXari& Araaus delcAygando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
SECC|ON H|E:RcANT

FrecIos MN de los articuIos
que so detaIIan en-
alma0enss
Arroces dc partido Jap6n de
e3} & Al.
Idem valenciAno ati A6S
Aios de q etvs, & SO.
Jamonss s9} 10.
Qussos ameas. q s16 PstAerAs 20.
Tosino, q III IS.
Hardinas ahum adas . IA ceniavos.
Jab6n. est Rocamore, america
no, sa3ya}
FAetA del pais . t31.
Hsntsea & 81 en yen lstax
do OF & 10.
Harina de $3.50
Habichualas Amsrieanas eolorsdss
largAs a5t 3 90
Garbanxos "a 40.
1asslao s44 AT
Cebollaa2.
EanAeQ uillai de a13 Q 16
Papas amsriaanas q q n.
Tssajo Q a9l.
Leche condensada sAguilaS & s6
Id i'd <Cruz Roias s5
Id i'd eMagnolias s4l
DEL PALS
As6ear para el aonsumot
MaSeahado slaro de e42
De miel slaro as..
Osntriiugs elaro de u ass
Amerisana de 1t IS.
De Ponce s3i . 81.
Ron so Rrsdos Cartier { o. 50 ssn
ssvoa gallon pagsdos r. InisFnse
Msixt lao
Tabaoo, nominal,
PrecI0s de COmpra
Almid6n . $3.50
Algod6n do S $50.
Cosos dc is . Is millAr.
Ouef0s dulaes SlS w
sebo de res Q II.
Cate aorriente do el2a 4 Is
Cambl0s 00rrIantos
Londres check Q 4.S7 { AS7l
Paris 2saS ..
EAmburgo k4AD.
Nsw York etva. P.
EaIa6A 10 II D.
C6duIas hIpotecarlas
Baneo Territorial Agrfcola $50 SOL
AeoiOm0S
Banco dc Pto. Rico Q Is & 26
Ranso Territorial. IS & IS.
BAnao Popular. 10 = IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
81 US0

Como purganta s0aEc y edcais
In ,lA iniigesti51.
In los agrioa yfSsos del ssadmsKo.
NN~~
Contra In iaQuesa,
Contra el catraEimiant0.
Contra Ia Bills,
Como rafrs1cante.
nEnGpUCTOQ
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NELsoN-JoHNSON. - Charles Nelson,
aged 80 native Of Iowa, and Ada John
son. aged ol, native of Nova ScOtiai
both residents Of Los Angeles.
CfIAMBERLAIN- WOODS Edgar Cham
berIsin, aged ~. native Of Kansas and
Woods, aged 20, native Of California
and resident Of Esconddo.
OLIVER-LYTTLE-Ir oliver, aged
g. native Of Massachusetts, and Bertha
Jytte, aged 26, native of New York;
both residents Of Los Angeles.
GILPIN-sPfLBANE Bernard Gilpin,
aged 40, native of Maryland, and Helen
Spillane, aged 81, native of Illinois; both
residents Of Los Angeles,
PATTERSON- N-RASCH-Lloyd r Patterson,
aged o. native of California, and An
tonia Rasch. aged 90 native 'of Cali
fornia; both residents Of Los Angeles.
IIOVEY- Y-COVIS-Elmer Hovey. aged 49,
native of Utah, and Gertrude Cows,
aged %, native OF New York: both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles.
STEELE-RENFRO = Lafayette Steele,
aged a. native Of California, and Lin
ME Renfro. led q, native of California;
both residents of Los Angeles.
GHEs-cASH1N--John Hughes aged
a. native of ireland, and Sarah Cashin,
aged 26, native OF Ireland; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
DONEGAN-W HtTE Hugh Donegan,
aged i0 native of Oregon and resident
of San Francisco, and Celia White aged
%, native, of Illinois and resident OF
Los Angeles.
VARNEY-D OAK-Tom varney, aged 20,
native of California and resident Of San
Bernardino, and Hazel Doak, aged Il,
native Of California and resident Of San
Diego
GOLDMAN -sCHUss - Jacob Goldman,
aged %, native of Russia, and Rose
Schuss. aged 20, native of New York;
both residents of Los Angeles.
SCOTT T-RITCHIE--Char1e Scott, aged 81,
native Of Minnesota and resident of
Tonopah, New, and Florence Ritchie.
aged 80, native of Minnesota and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
HETR1CH-STRITlNG VIM Hert-
rich, aged 20, native of Germany and
resident of San Gabriel and Margaret
Stritinger, aged 20, native of Germany
and resident of Los Angeles.
BRAINARD- N1ORRISON-Paul Brainard,
aged II, native Of California, and Min
ME Morrison, aged 20 native of 1ndi-
ana; both residents of Los Angeles.
COPPER-HINMAN Willard Copper,
Hinman, aged 22, native of Colorado;
both residents of Los Angeles.
BARILANI-PIRA = Battista Barilani,
aged 81, native of Italy, and Severina
Pira. aged 10, native OF. Italy; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles
EART-ANDERSON = Woodford Hart,
aged 49, native of California, and Susie
Anderson, aged 25, native of Massachus-
etts; both residents of Los Angeles.
DAILY-HUNT-Te Teddy Daily, aged q, ma
tive of Georgia, and Ella Hunt, aged
10, native of West Virginia; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
u
BIRTHS

sING--wong and wife, 427 Los Angeles
street, boy
FISCHER-Fred and wife, 4447 Wal
rath street, girl.
CObEMAN--A,rthur and wife. 2060 West
Twenty Eighth street, a girl
BLISS-William and wife, 113 East Ann
street, a boy.
Chicago street, a girl. g..
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
FIsts-FurnIshed

TO LET--APARTMENTs FURNISHED.
For Sl5 YOU can rent new. elegant.
completely furnished apartments with
gas range, bath. phone, In new building
at S36 Cfocker street S12 West Fourth
street and oil West Diamond street,
also at SS4 South Flgueroa. 20i North
Fremont avenue. 1923 West First street,
l141 West First street, 1908 and 1011 East
Ninth street. and 1920 Cotton street
FOR s12 MONTHLY YOu CAN RENT
furnished complete nice sunny out
side rooms; electricity; gas range, hot
water, phonei close I'M at 1920 WEST
COTTON ST, 1908 and 1011 EAST
w FIRST ST
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
DEATHS

EDWARDS-Thomas aged 81 years,
275 North Belmont street, bronchitis.
McGEE-Pa trick, aged 53 years, coun-
ty hospital. hemorrhage.
BRULEY-Frank, aged 23 years, 1884
East Fiftieth street. phthisis pulmo-
nails
REITAG-Henry aged 80 years re-
ceiving hospital, mangled by car.
BARRETT--Wallac aged 80 years,
Brooklyn street, mangled by car
SASAKI-V.. aged AZ years. emergency
hospital, phthisis pulmonalis.
HARRIS-Charles aged 81 years, 1908
East Forty sixth street. carcinoma.
GREGG-George aged SO years, Sisters
hospital, heart disease.
ROGERS ames, aged so years, 1414
South Hope street, concussion OF
brain.
CURTIS aged As years. 21o1
West Eighth street, aedema of1ungs
SULLIVAN-Jenniea aged 33 years Sis
ters hospital, heart disease.
Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
FoR sALE
country Properly


FOR 5ALHI-2000 ACRES OF FINE
land within 30 miles OF Los Angeles;
Will raise the best Valencia oranges
in the world; part also excellent For
walnuts; abundant water available;
electric line guaranteed through tract
within year; big local demand for
this land in 10-acre tracts; the best
colonization proposition in Southern
California. Price S75 an acre.
T.. VI. PRATT, sos Laughlin. Bldg.
Member l.. A. Realty board.
TEN ACRES NEAR Mckinley HOME.
u mile from car line; Groom Califor-
MIA house, l acre In eucalyptus trees.
sandy loan, plenty water. This prop
erty Is IN direct line between Los Anee-
les and the deep sea harbor. An abso-
lutely safe Investment $3100; terms
Los ANGELES REALTY EXCHANGE.
322 Grant bldg, Fourth and Broadway.
Phones: Main GAS; Home 377s.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
SOCIETY NOTICES

rs AsTROLoGY A SCIENCE2" A DE-
bate pate before 5os The, the ProsreSsivs 81 ,S cIb be-
In Symphony hall Sunday October n
At 745 O'Clock Music by Miss Thao-
dosa Harris, Mrs Reimer and Prof
Carl Bronson all of the school of
opera Admission free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
Houses--Furnished

FOR RENT-4-ROOM COTTAGE ON
half-acre ground, arranged for chick
en- ranch; sixty fruit trees, good gar
dening. East Hollywood. one block
from car line. Rent $1j per month.
Apply J. M JORGENSON, corner
Prospect and Winona streets. Take
Hollywood car. Home phone E9l27.
FOR RBNT-FOR SIS YOU CAN RENT
newly furnished. three-room housekeep-
ing apartments In new building, with
gas range, phone, bath. etc, at Oil West
SIS, s12 West 4th st. 7. WEISBNDAN-
GER, 3l2 Merchants Trust Bldg.
nished 3 rooms. gas range bath, phone
1133 and 1ttt WEST FIRST STREET:
healthy, slightly location, on car line.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
roR Rsr1
Houses

FOR. RENr-WATER INCLUDED
Slauson Junction car line to 25th
vi, 4 rooms, SIS s rooms,
Keys at 1888 EAST ADAMS
FOR RENT-FOUR- ROOM HOUSE, e1i
VALVERDE ST. cor. Percy and Indi-
ana. Boyle ii67
1865 LAST ADAMS. 6 ROOMS. $500 sS5
down {Sj monthly, buys this.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
Flats

.ss-s rooms. 2O4 NJ Fremont.
$10--4 rooms, 2t04 u 9th st.
S14Z3 rooms 1O11 H. 9Th; furnished
S16-3 rooms. 21S N. Fremonti fur
S14-3 rooms 334 s. FiRueroa: fur
S16-S rooms. 2O4 N. Fremont; fur
S30-5 rooms. 1919 Diamond; fur
$16-5 rooms. 1O19H Diamond
S16---2 rooms. 1141 w. 1st: furnished
S16-3 rooms, 1133 w. 1st; furnished
s16--3 rooms. 222 N. Fremont; fur
7. WIES NDANGER,
312 Mercha nts Trust Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Bil
w. Adams, near Figueroa street Rev
Lewis @. Morris, rector; Sunday SER
vices. $50 a. m, II a, M, y. M This
Is FREE church and all are cordially
Adams street and walk one block west
Take the University car to Chester
place, walk Through Chester place and
one block cast on Adams street.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMANENT
minister of the Los Angeles Fellow
ship, VIII speak>at the regular Sunday
morning service, Blanchard hall, II
O'Clock Soprano solo by Miss Helen
Tape, violin solo by A. -E Walper
Sunday school 8 9:30' a. m, Blanchard
hall. Everyone is cordially invited
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

Peck & Chase Co.. undertakes and
embalmers: lady assistants aSS s. Hill.
Tel Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
Stores and Offices

FOR RENT-TWo- THIRDS OF TOP
floor, 322 w. 1st St. suitable for light
manufacturing purposes; proper ten
ant can secure good terms. Apply
STAR ENGRAVING CO., 3SS s. Los
Angeles ST.
FREE RENT FOR MONTHS; STORES
$10 S15 1915 e. 25th and Slauson Junction
car line.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
PERsoNALs

INFORMATION WANTED OF N AR
redon. In 1902 he was In San Ber-
nardlno. Cal. Address X ARRDDON.
drawer II. Oroyille, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
sANITARiuMs


MRS. M. HERBERT'S SANITARIUM-
Massage, baths of all kinds newly
equipped with needle spray and shower:
z Russian and Turkish baths a specially;
chiropody. 1anicuring; scalp and facial
massage 22bh West 'lst'st- Home $500.
NEW sANITARIUM. 6291s S. BDwAY.
Electric vibratory massa ge, yapor,
alcohol and sulphume baths. Salt
glow, manicuring chiropody and face
massage. Phone 9532.f
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
cHuRcH No1lcEa


CH R1sr CHURCH . CORNER 18TH
and Flower. Rev Baker T. ree. rec.
tori sunday services at I =. M and
$3.50 p. m; early celebration holy com.
Day. al 7:so a. M. strangers os.
pecially invited University cars
pass the door Those desiring tele'
prone egoSqgecti2ns for sshgitssins' tee. .S
church every morning from $3.50 70
800. Services and medicine free 70
all. Church open daily for private
prayer from a. m until . p. M
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
entist-sImpsop auditorium, f3f s. Hope
p. M sermon from the Christian Sci.
ence quarterly. Subject Probation
After Death" Children's Sunday
school, $3.50 a m. wednesday evening
meeting. at 8 o'clock Reading rooms,
Spring and Fourth sts., open daily,
Sundays excepted, from 9 d. m to
,. m.
ST PAUbs CATHEDRAL, ,52S s. OLIVE
street tnear the leading, hotelsl the
Rey j. y Wilkines D. D., dean andI i,I
gsS and SiiiiS1Ses' ii,sS s & rs 76 sun" m Young
People meeting 6i5 D. m. The rector
viii preach, morning Subject B2gy gl
soh hsH spEp o Do for BBs Tbe aSI aSS Ns q
this church are always open 10 all
sorts and conditions OF men. Come y9
apart and rest awhile. All welcome,
FIRST cONGR EGAT1oNAIs CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Seats free.
Rev. VIM Horace Day D. D.. pastor.
Rev. Warren F.. Day, p. d. pastor
emeritus, Mr.. Harry clifford Lott,
choir master. Dean Walter f. skeele,
oreanist Morning service, II o'clock.
Rev. Dr.; Charles II. Richards Of New
York will preach Evening service.
1880 o'clock. Rev d. Warren r. Day
Will give the ssixths sermon on "The
Christian Church"
PEN1EL HALL. 2n SOUTH MAIN
street-A MONDAY prayer meeting 10
held each week day, II to O'Clock
Gospel meeting every night at 1850 D.
m. Sunday services as follows: . A.
M. mems prayer meeting; s:4b, Sab.
bath school and Bible class; II
r o'clock, preachinR p. M. holiness
meeting; exangelistiu service at
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/ PRZEGLAD LITERACKI.

Don Kichot Cervantesa, 20
stal uscenizowany w siedmlu O.
brazach przez p. Adolfa Walew-
skiego, rezysera sceny Krakow
skiei. P. Walewski, wyborny zna-
wca techniki scenicznej, postawii
sobie "a zadanie wyzyskac dla te-
atru szereg barwnych, pelnych
humoru seen, ktore zajmuja kar-
ty arcydziefa. Zreczna dion AUTO
ra "Kopciuszka i llulaj dusza",
miala wiec sposobnosc do utwo-
rzenia dziela, l1tore wkrotce "a
pewne rozpocznie podr6z po see
mach polskich, szlakiem swych
poprzednikow i poprzedniczek.
- Berta Suttner: "Dzieci Mar
ty". Powiesc Warszawa 19o6.Bi-
blioteka dziel wyborowych.
Jest to dalszy ciag slynnej po-
wiesci "Precz orezem"- dalsze
apostolstwo idei pokoju powsze-
cl1nego, ktoreg SWAT wspolczes-
ny tax pragnie, ktorego sobie
zapewnic ME umie. "Dzieci Mar
ty" So nowym protestem przeciw
gwaltom barbarzynstwu wojen.
nowym aktem tych usilowan
szlachetnych, ktore podejmuje
prawdziwa cywilizacya W walce
nieszczesciem ludlow. Ksiazka,
w slowach, nacechowanych gle
boka wiara w tryumf prawdy i
sprawiedliwoSci, pelnych szlache-
tnego entuzyazmu i mi}osci, "a
poznaje mas z istota ruchu poko-
jowego i z jego powolnemi ale
ciaglemi zdobyczami. "Dzieci
Marty" - tel samej Marty Til
ling, ktorej bolesne doswiadcze-
MIA tax wzruszajaco odmalowala
utalentowana autorka w powiesci
"Precz z orezem" : stoja natu-
ralnie w pierwszych szeregachI
bojownikow idei pokoju, a dzieje
ich So dziejami tel idei Cd pierw-
szego jej kielkowania, az do chwi-
Ii dzisiejszej, kiedy potrafila ona
wkroczyc do parlamentow. zor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-28
Szwajcarska gwardya papieska.

Stosownie do zapowiedzi odbyl
sic w R Z y m i uroczysty
O b c h Q d 4oo-setnej rocz-
nicy ustanowienia gwardyi
szwajcarskiej przy Watykanie.'
Juz wprawdzie w roku I44S-ym
wspominani So Szwajcarzy, beda-
cy ma zoldzie papieskim, ale W O.
wych czasach gwardya ME byla
jeszcze straza staia. Stosownie
do potrzeby bywali Szwajcarzy
brani ma zold na czas krotki, a po-
tenn odsylani do ojczyzny. Dopie-
70 w grudniu r. I5o5go przysz-
10 miedzy Juliuszem llgim a zu-
rychskiemi stanami krajowemi,
do umowy, ma podstawie ktorej
utworzona zostaiatrwaia gwardya
szwajcarska w Rzymie. Der sty-
cznia r. 15O6-go przybyli Szwajca
rzy W liczbie $50 pod wodza kapi--
tana Kacpra Won Silenen do Rzy-
mu wstapili ma sluzbe do Wa
tykanu. Wkrotce potem otrzynia-
Ii malowniczy mundur-niebieski,
czerwony zolty-ktory nosza je-
szcze dzisiaj ;wzor tego mundurn
naszkicowal Michal Aniol.Dzisiaj
skiada sic gwardya szwajcarska
re 100 zolnierzy i % oficerow o.
raz podoficerow' a wodzem jej
jest pulkownik Leopold Meyer z
Schaunsee. GwardziSci pochodza
przewaznie kantonow Frybur-
skiego Vaud. Ma dzien iubilcu
szowy ~ stycznia przybylo do
Rzymu okolo tysiaca bylych gwa-
rdzistow. w poblizu bramy glow
nej, przy ktorcj szwaicarowic
juz cd lat 400 wiernie straz
sprawuja, ,odsionieta zostaia tab
lica pamiatkowa. Move okolcznc
sciowa wygiosil p. Adalbert
Wurz z Obwalden. Po bankiecie
zlozyli gwardzisci hold Ojcu
S-temu. Dla upamietnienia uro-
czystosci wybita zostala moneta
2 Giovanni papieza Puliusza II |
Piusa Xtego.