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New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
SOCIETY TO ENCOURAGE JEWISH ART.

The Society of Jewish Art was organizes - -.
held its first meeting in the Temple Emaru-Ei'
street and Fifth avenue last night The sos'e~
was organized for the purpose Of encourasins 'e
ish art and for searching out ancient JEWISH -
in all it's branches. Sir Purdon Clarke. cufs'o
the Metropolitan Musem of Art, In an address "a
dorsed the movement. and told OF the nne sP
mems OF Jewish art which he had seen ON h's
cent trip abroad. Leo Melzner read paper "
ancient and modern Jewish art
1t was said that the society would seek 'ne ~.
tablishment OF a Jewish art gallery IN th's e.
Among those present last night were Dr. -
Maxnus Louis Loeb. Louis Marshall Cyrus 80
berger Samuel Straus. DIR. Joseph Jacobs.
Daniaa Gusgenhsim and Mrs Solouon oohee j
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
PROFITS TO 47ooo STEEL EMPLOYEES

BY the end of this year the United States Steel
Corporation will have disbursed under its profit
sharing plan total Of about 100000 These pay
ments represent dividends ar the rate Of per cent
year to employees holding preferred stock a
bonus Of 50 year on each snare held and extra
dividends incident TO the operation of the plan
About forty-seven thousand employees in all have
participated in the profit sharing PLAN of whom
more than ten thousand have been stockholders
since the plan instituted
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

holding scoo 900 soldiers the Polish frontier. lS
90 In Russian Turksstan and only 5000 IN al
Siberia where the Chinese and the Japaness ara
building up a portentous military power
But will the Russian feet be reconssructed'
was asked
Alas. yes" he replied. "Unfortunatsly the-s
are many people IN Russia who wish to III thsas
pockets, and the execution Of big naval pro-
gramrne will give them a glorious opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
NEW MURPHY DISTRICT LEADER

The general committee of the Democratic ar
ganization of the 9th Assembly District in meet
ing last night at No ioi West 18th street e,ectoa
George L. Donnellan leader of the district s,,
ceeding Thomas F. McDevitt, who resigned a
week ago. Mr. Donnellan is follower of Murrhv
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
A CORONtR'S INQUIRY
INTO BLOCK system
The Principal Feature of Yesterdays
investigation of the Wreck at Terra
Gotta, D. c.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The most i'm
portant testimony at the inquest into
the wreck at Terra Gotta was given
by w. NJ. Detraw. operator at Silver
Springs. He said he was sure the local
train that was smashed had cleared
the block at Takoma Park before he
displayed the white target for the
dead train. The witness said. be-
cause ii was foggy weather he had
taken unusual precautions to see that
the red light was put up earlier than
usual.
The indications are that the coron-
er's inquest will be protracted. The
testimony mostly related TO block sig
nal systems. and signal lights. The
coroner demanded that the railroad Of
ficials give a definite answer as to
why the first relief train for Terra
Gotta was delayed at University for
thirteen minutes, and the fast passen-
ger train was allowed to pass. and why
the railroad company took it upon It
self to arrange for the removal Of the
dead before he had seen the bodies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
LONGING FOR COUNTRY LIFE.

A strange thing is the universal
longing of professional men and others
who have come to the city and have
prospered as they advanse in life to
get back to the country. 1t is seldom
that they do return. and when they do
there is often disappointment and
things do not appear as they did long
ago. The change is in the man him
self, but he thinks it is I'm the country.
Nevertheless. the desire to get back to
the old country place to end ones days
is very general. Sir Walter Scott re-
fers to ii and compares the course of
a man through the world to that OF the
hare which is started from her lair and
after long chase and making a large
circle ends by returning to the nest
from which she started.-Baltimore
Sun.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
ANTI-L0BBMST BlLT
PROPOSED IN NEBRASKA
Members of the Third House Shall
Appear Only When They Have Been
Sent For.

Lincoln. Neb. Jan. 3.-In the senate.
today. Senator Patrick introduced =
bill making it unlawful TO attempt TO
Influence members of the legislature
to support or oppose any measure
pending therein otherwise than by ap-
pearing before the regular committee
thereof, by public addresses. newspa-
per publications or by written or print
cd statements. arguments or briefs de-
livered to each member"
The bill provides for the exclusion Of
lobbyists from the floor Of both houses
excepting when expressly invited L.
appear.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION.

Washington, Jan. "a reception in
honor of the diplomatic corps. the first
of a series of formal receptions at the
White House. was given tonight by the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt. About
2OOO guests were present, including
members of the cabinet, the supreme
court. both houses of congress, officers
of the army and navy, and representa-
tives of official and resident society.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
IN A COMMITTEES HANDS.
The Business of Calling Strike Of
Philadelphia Textile Workers.

Philadelphia. Jan. S.-The textile
workers in this city today unanimously
voted to ask for an Increase of wages
Of from 10 to 20 per cent. Delegates
representing $4,000 workers were pres
ent. a committee was appointed to
wait on the employers and given full
power to call a strike.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts Of the rec
ords Of the offices OF the district clerk,
the probate court and the county re-
corder are furnished by the Arizona
Abstract & Title company.
The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
RECORDERS OFFICE.

John L. Irwin, trustee ct al, to Marie
Frazier. deed TO lots 81, IS, Monte Vista
Place.
Same TO Matilda Frazier, deed to lots
4. 5, Monte Vista Place.
Same to George w. Frazier. deed to
lots 80 and "a, Monte Vista Place.
Same to c. c. Frazier. deed to lots
Il, So, Sc, 16, Monte Vista Place.
Thos. d. Bennett to Franklin d. Lane,
deed to lots ,, 4, 6, {, block =, Bennett
Place.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
M'KINLEYS STATUE.

Florence. Italy. Jan. 3.-The statue
of VIM. Mckinley by Trentanov. to %
to Summerville n. j.. was successful
cast in bronze here today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
AN OVERDUE STEAMER.

Honolulu. Jan. 3.-The steamer Ven
tura of the oceanic line has not been
sighted. sixty hours overdue from sgd
ney. Australia. Some apprehension is
felt here as to the liners safety.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
THE GREAT NORTHERN ISSUE.

St. Paul. Jan. 3-The Great Northern
railroad has begun to contest the right
OF the state of Minnesota to prevent
the road from making an issue of $780,
600 600 stock
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
RETURN.

Washington. Jan. 3.-(SpeciaD-Del-
egate Mark Smith, who has been
spending the holidays in North Caro-
lima. has returned to the city.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
RETURNING A COMPLIMENT.
German Officers Going to apan to
Study War.

Berlin, Jan. 3-Four officers of the
general staff are to start for Japan
for two years service in the Japanese
army in order to study training. STRAIT
egy and other matters. The Japanese
received their modern training from
German officers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04

The seasons should all be in harmony
but Just now there seems to be cold
ness between fall and spring.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
ACTRESS DUSE ILL.

Genoa, Jan 3.-Eleanor Dusc, the
actress, is i'll Of pneumonia.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Arizona-Fair, warmer Friday. Sat
urday fair.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-04
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
Inc Democrats in Control of the
Forty fourth.

jefferson City. Mo, Jan. 3-The forty
fourth biennial session of the Iegisla-
ture was organized by democratic ma
jority today. ]. NJ. Atkinson of Ripley
county was elected speaker Of the
house. and Senator McDavid OF Green
county was elected president pro tenn,
of the senate. The message Of Cover
nor Folk was read.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

Ilag occupied n prominent position,
naDRed ny the EngIlal and American
nngs, lthd carnations 0ud nlhldGnllali
ferns made y hover NJ lhe table, Hll'
YHr CnDdHlHbpnB Win crimson gbadag
pIanod NJ Intervals on lbG pGHnd lAbIG
'RAyp u pleasing ighl, Tlny RIasspg NJ
fbery glowing rudy nlI made .
charming picture and 0ddad ~ ne
h1lBllg pleasure NJ iIlH DNrfanl UGUh
Az lljg bend ~ lbN table Wna, ~ p0Ugaa,
aealqd Prince F0HhiWi WIN Agll1g
governor \, ~ q, AtdDgGH 0U MS
HEbl ana Admiral Very O0 hia laff, AZ
lhe r0gl NJ lhG lablp WaR Nv NJ H. M
gasad, agd lbG other EHeala iuNIHded
BillM GgHgDJ fOfBiaT NJ, n, Bonn
MajOr jiig0sbi, Commander q'akGgpbl,
.DE Y, lWaiI captain Gulia " tbG Nom
NOUN, NJ Y, owe DaglGs, ooh sam
jtbUa01 JhDHUGse GGBegl Mitd sAl0,
|f0L JCBea ADd Hegt, KirbK 4 Efl
" y B0lid WlYGr Mgamtlf 0as6 Vim tl6
FgAt0f'arWs N FgiGe FUgbiWl an
IfHYod HhreOt, VIM prevented ~ Nv
/ IierlHebG ~ lhG PRIME, y fH8iiHCDlal
wbloll N yaIOe1 biRbjY w Ve geolps
tent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

g0Wnod, and Mrs, Dillingham; l0oked
exlreUely well ~ n toilette Of white
crepe eDibelllBhcd win rare lace,
Bue ana blnp WINS Mrs, Campbell's
erjlUDt frOclt, md Mrs, derrlt VIII
dor IN pink WIS beautiful, MIS-, BABE
| BIT wore her rr0eh with much dis
llncllOD and Mrs, klu0gel made y
IflgllngulsIed Appearance, Tbe
Misses Damon pretty glrls we're
much admired, ana Miss Madison, N
Il lOyelH white fr0Gk wag charming,
Bho n Mrs., MllIs private secretary
and devoted ~ her, The reception
committee stood IN Tho aIc0ye next
the roof garden, which WAS fragrant
with lhe perfume NJ rare roses ana
oul GOwerB " The choicest varieties,
Tall white lilies IN artistic jars GaDlfT
ed either side ~ the 0ICOye, ana Oh
either side NJ The large room were
huge bouquets NJ roses, carnations,
pink listers, orchids and ferns, be-
hind n babIiDg NJ palms WIS c0ns
oealed ErbosI Kaai's 0ne orchestra,
which played NJ intervals through
out The reception, Farms were plaes
ID aef0ss the wiBd6Wg and they plays
I'd ~ important Dart IN The dee0ras
i've scheme, the ballroom Was dec
Or0led by Mr., fraHk Dam0G and the
Mlgghs Damon,
During the evening Mr., Frederic
lihBClHRs sang beautifully TOsi's
Go0d.bye, summer" Ilig eleHr eDls
liyaled yGiee gHye greaL DIeagure.
rho soDgs eb0ge1 by Mr., Tr0wbudg6,
" trinity CbUpeb choir, Ban FraDs
cisco who " here on vacation,
we're admirably adapted ~ show ~
tie best advantage tho grand Gualliy
N bls y0iee, which appended ~ all,
llIg technique WIS fauIllege and tbe
VIBRATING tones seemed beayeDsglyeD,
W one song bG WIS well accompanied
by MIS- VlOiet Damon on the VIOLIN
1he aoeGmpaDigt, Mrs. Sheppard, N
| WaslinGtGD, u, Ca was thoroughly
IN 0ympalby Witb the singer aDG ~
Der WORK ~ .tiOgliR, Mr., Nillg was
Drggo1led Witll o polished Won W00d
sliok during lile reception and no ~
( IBgleg NJ OallG prieCn sent bel W.
parVed kuItG puW Wilil her inilWlf n
miger M u l0bulG " respect GB1 10
. jIneHbldnNe, Entertainments seryh
,, from liilie tablgg 90 ilg root gardet
we're much DDpreelaied and, M ~
I 1yGHlUE VIM D0ffGpt tbe eDOl, refresh
sA~sntatt asigtu fs'ye4s sHsiggs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06
Patriotic JananGge

THes1aY evening WjlDassGd ihg
fre1lest llBDlaF NJ paiHOOsW 0He 00Uid
Hfe ODieida NJ JaDgD, Fr0B 6afiy
morn ugBj no NezW0gW daDari0d ~
Ke1Desdag ibDDFHGdB ~ JaDaBeHG mir
fbgGiG1 NE agiiVgt NJ Prince FDsblDI,
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ann Parh, mo UhH 8Di0i NJ ne Jap'
aDes6 was gbOWB IN NE BggDl00eDi
prDgessiGB Wbleh pasgod before fbg
AleEaB1ef Young llGleI aDd WallGd M
tbe PfiHea NJ 0pDgaf Du NE bGlG0BH,
WbhD 11aijY ~ DAatgf fr0W ibOvs1nda
~ D1tH0Ue lbgatg b9Hzals rent ijlq
Air, aG1 mo WOHdfffDI Dr0easglGD NJ
bHllldDUH artistic w egffg dflall
gagsod qHipldV bE FlOals NJ M deH
enDuGHa, W0st beag1fDlg eHbellisbGd,
tb0Us9nds NJ jaDaGfM laGierHs NM
lgfpbns gadG n DleiHf6 never WI
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faN6s eazad WIN aWg NM admlrailoD
NJ me- Prime, WllO pfgpGDdad ~ 0liiHa
worm bYffK WiHdgW NJ lhe hOifl WA
parked Vim fagff humanity VNWlHA
tllf yasl DfOoeesiG1 WIN admiration
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eifW lhf dlFWlBErf00U before ne ~
rival NJ me- Prince, Gbe mirror din
me- 0Gm vas ilA scene NJ Tho 1lDnfl
'HYeD nv ibG Pflpnf Gn1 y fgBODg N
lfaFHnl male GNended The Wbgll
lf1Hli NJ no room, Whlle HE JapAueHl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

JaWes Wilder Mr. ADd ME- RdbpH
Atkinson, M, Rhd Mrs., a, NJ llrgWHj
Nv hHd Mr., Richard lyapA, M HUm
Mrs, sWangg, Nv, and Mrg, GERM VIE
dra, NJ nDd Mra, farHHr M and Nra
llnuDN FfGli, MlNafa Nom HHAnaRt
k0lbleen N0pdaln, linseeI, FIaa aHa
dGdH RphafGGr, Harriet liHlRIl Helene
irwin, MargqrHl llKde-sWlih, Pl0lfl
IaWOu, Marion snglt aud GHpfW NHd
ulidqlgs NJ no Monmouth
Flowers for Fughimi
Mr. MIIlg yflH ldHqIV EfHl No bGahr
lifHl U0WfW RlyHn her IN 1HHpHdHg
evening N Prime FnghiUlIa aWWv
Henla NJ lhe Young llgiaI, agd lHfH
addGd ETaailE ~ me baaHlg NJ me
dfaWlUErFg9W RHd Nulie,
Waiting NJ HiIO
NisR lrHgqgd RRhafffr N having u
GiIiRbtfHl ylsil WIN NM, W. w. HNHf
win NJ Mo Mr. H0IdWin, VIM N y
ptfal faN0gllf, hHeWR hOW N WAk4
mr. RuesH bige y FqGd UWe MN mn
tqlg IN liiI0 " alwaVH mn,
New Arrivals
Among M HGW arrigqlR NJ lbe NM
ana liGlFi Qp blsbOD NRKHg7sWlliL
AhV, w. W. WfIIs, llef H. gGg Ffnlz
mn ldeVL ~ V0H def l)enker
bHt
W0m nm bee0 rfRGlged Haf M,
j0b1 K0sl, ~ wen kD0VB berG WHl
pass tbrgugb ll0pQIglu IN y ffW Weeks
~ nv VIM ~ WRelipglOH
Ngg, Viel0Na Warq ami family nm
NJ mir DieW0Dd HEAD H1ealgW M
lbf tVt1WGf WgnlhE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06
Tor Monmouth OMGam

On TgesdaY y Blg6BG DaplH aDd mp
pr VIM RiVeD ~ honor NJ liH OgioeRB
" tbG monmouth ~ mn aDq NV.
ga0rEN ljaVtaM Mr., U0Wea reEglaiel
NE 0Baip " fbe n0Wpefegt hands NJ
NM HWaHzY mn NM jieham lgeps,
VINO IN mon NJ lle INVITING Tba
Wa0 DlaNe NJ WalkiW Wade ~ mem
sDCt fGt entertaining NM ibe "miq'
dieW nv ven M OibaW NM y dfllgbUDI
DWa, TbfrG Were DeagjY NM present
au1 alD0DE lllem wege ~ al1 Nys,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06
A Schoolmarm's Soliloouy |!

~ bake, ~ not 10 bake} that IL The question:
Whether 70 make ~ my mind, 10 Wv clad In kmon0 e whole
summer through "a
Under stately shade et working paHleaf fan the while,
Or 10 Die 40 n "6fty and his me 10 The Volcano,
Where mountain Winds blow cool, NY day
And where night brings yarDngs for hot Scotch and ~ extra
blanket
From on the stiffness oomesa voice. 40 10 The Volcano you
0hump
The bfaoIng mountain cir will make new woman Of you"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06
L0Dgw0rtbs VIII Come

IdVlHEslDD, WDHLi JHDH N, COn'
EfegsjBaB kjDbOiW EJDEWOglb aDd bls
VIE atgiyed 6aUy NV morning nv !
tWO WeekE lOv " me- felI1WsiOHH
Sa0OBGl Park Aftep tbe Dnf N Wadp
me eDDDIe WI GaV6l further VEN aDd
WI aaIj Inv ilODGjglD, where my WI
lfDaD1 y month m tW0 IN n bgDgaloW
ION WBlktU beach,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

paHN EgerybOdy remarked up01 lllC
decorations NJ llle church, which Werl
the exquisite haudlwgrIl " Mrs Arm
~ WaIl and Mrs, Edwin Paris 4
baBIdHg " Whlle dalWdg outlined I've
railing 90 either Mde, aOd u banblUl
NJ pglled pla0lB made y Wallf 0n Gilllel
side ~ lbe peWA Whlle 0lea1depB dec
gfaled llle posts, and NJ llla alar l1lI
VINO lilies WHyed ~ MaleIy abOpd'
hbGe JHbs " palms OGoDpled No w.
cant spaces lending ~ me door M llle
side ana The GBeet WgB brldal W he
KlreiDe MaDy Won known faeeg were
10 thG audience mn " sJGNlB WeIl rDt
lbe esteem N Wbleh mr. ma MrBr0lDD'
bell Hre beld rDr 40 Invitations Werf
issued aHd Yet lbe ebHpph WaB 6lled n
GYerG0Wlhe nv, Campbell ~ GOBgid'
FRED one N lbG HslDG yOuDg business
mon " Honolulu, aHd mn bride, Wif
ma been idenjDe1 Wjib IlGB0InlD IN
H9He Years, " tb0GDpldy ven libeG
aBd admired,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

NM, MaNDODOelI, me- daughter N
N.Y. JObG H. Bljgg, depGned Vety SUD
denly W me Al0WGda, OWlHg ~ n eabie
announcing tbe deatb N her ROB, EjIis
rom MaGCOBD6ll ~ Wa8 IN perfect
heajW when me leH hin lbfee W6ela
aRO, aDd biz dGaib from tyDh1id reyer
must baF0 b60B Vafy 8u1deH ~ leti
mo BaidWiB LO0OmGllVG WGFlW WbeB
me BD8Hisb Way brOkG OHL W. NY
DiieJ tDr y commission IN he NGvy,
DaBs61 bts examinations add VIM NJ
HEDed W any M WiibiD u Wa9k Ne
WaB "Ae0Bg cblef EBglDeeP OB ne
VeOgla" faDiWB ItyaB Ttja ggg'
bOai WaB IN aEliV9 BerVtes On NE ND1si
NJ cum aB1 pOn0 jiH1 n ~ n mn
Uble EbOek ~ nv mi0DVeE NM Hj0Bdg
ihai tbiH TALENTED g0BBg man should N
taken aW9Y ~ NE GtWey N bis YODfb,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06
Ty HEY say that nDberaeOlored
/ gIbsBes are prefened by ocu-
i lists ~ the sm0kysblue ones,

sTy HEY say that nnberae0l0rcd
glasses are prefefed by ocu-
lists ~ the sm0ky.blue ones,
ana their f8ns0nB seem very
sensible, Az MOahalua IN well M
peHH lIarb0r tourists have been seen
weaHBg the ambefshued elahses IN
preference ~ The GldsfashlOned 0lleB
" blHai ana The fe5l ANA relief lh6t
the eya gets n ihesllniable M0l1s
laiAsGlmbefs IN The Swiss Alps we're
the Hfsl ones ~ make The discovery
ana " N quite the fashion thore 10
Wear the ahbefsbued glasses, read
somewhere lhat tho rays " light
winch are 30 trying ~ The eyes ore
m lle uDDef ehd NJ the spectrum,
These rays penetrate the smoky glass
~ II gFealef ~ less extent bit ore
stopped BY The amber glasses, WIN
our bright sunny days The value Of
weariHg 0mberabued glasses ean be-
appreciated a. once,
M
Mills Reception
Mrs, cyrus faggart Mis- received
her friends on Monday evening IN The
bathroom " tb9 Alexander Young
Hotel ana n brilliant company W.
febbled 10 Day their respects 10 the
cultured ana charming representa-.
i've VI Mills Collage, who, Tor many
Dauua tina man IYuDps aud futun iu
the pathway " hgf chosen DrOfes.
sion,
Miss Damon took ebaige ~ The
quests ana directed them ~ their re'
speellye dresslngsr01tGs, M they were
deposited upon Tie 6ffh Gg0f " tbo
spacious hotel ny tB6 llft, Mr., Win
ffed Babbit a6d Mr. GerHt Wildei
escorted The guests ~ Mrs, Mills ahd
The receiving committee, which e1b'
sisted VI Mrs, \, M, Damon, Mrs, II
" Dillingham;, Mrs A, i, Campbell
Mfs, 0ef1t wider, Mrs. W. H. Bah
bllt, Mrs. Charles kHeeel lbe Miss
~ D1iHG1 aHd MISS Fannie Madlg6i
M former pupils, either ~ puma
boa " MiilA the bGsleH STOOD II
lbe center ana most gracefully ~
ppdbde1 10 The greetings ~ he
friends she wore The famous blaeI
spaBlMi lace ff0ek ahd eut1e1
bouquet ~ maUVe 6fehld8 n M
ft6m MG8halHA Mr., ~ M, Dam0i
IN N handsome fpGeb N br6eadei
bauye satih Waa m0st bee0niDN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-09
cARTAS A LA NOVtA

cdad deara de ser un suehO-Te promeo pue Adela mia
vover trabajar por la noche avo algdn exordnano
Sea cupabe de faar pomeso Ell mismo momento en-
que Ia hago 81 escribirte fuese atrabajarS
Temes, luego Adea que ahcione q la vida exterior
que po consguente mi hoga resdenca molesta No
has reexnado mi muy amad Ad que cuando hogar Sc
halle ocupado Dor oda mi dcha esaa ell Que poda haber
mas dulce agadabe para mi psar uno nj muer todaS
mis- hos placer de descanso de rabao? Necetare qulda
amiga repeirte estas coSas por centesma vez?
AhOra ique derencia Quien puede atarme mi cfsa
donde asdo de soedad agegan recuerdo stes
uy odav Precsamente hab arecado Ell ella las
duzuas vida de fam Adela mia aparece hoy ugubre
ea casa Que vida interior de oero de huerano
Pues soy huerfano quizas mas dgno de ama 10
futse enteramente'
Puedes yer queda amiga que enes aguna confanza mi
Ia mia en conpea hay nada intimo mi corazon que
no conozcas Dos place. nada haba mi vida de
no estes corene poque e Segura todos mis- secreo
serSn sempre tai natueza podan conocdos po IT,
Por pa mi hogar tener hoy pocos arac
tvo te eouvoaras suponendo que vida exterior
de mas Mi cuao por conraro paece tre en- verdad
nero las GALES saoneS odosos Hugo las dsraco
mes odo los aplacees La vida de soero nsoporabe
DOR completo aisamento denoy aamento uera Solo aspire
Ia dicha de yivir casado la felcdad de Ia ama me gu
dara NADIA que dear mi queria amiga cuando egue eSe
noneuto tan deseado til hogar agrada tano mi
No alarmaras 81 supeses cuanto pesa mi l0erad
ron que impacenca du eSvd encadene tod0
mis- dfas los uyos Menras tanto exepto los momentos mario
coo auuaue nuy dhosos que odas las hoFas NE sen
iguamente fasdoas mas an qniza cuando esoy entire nu
chedumbr que cuando eoy SOLO AL solo, puedo pena
en- paL en- ii.
No me agrada Adela ocuparme de nade mas que de en-
es cara En- conversacones Hmas sagradas no deoe
mos dsnarnos pensar dea Sin embargo hay quehabaT-
te de tn ito de u TIA No puedo queros nj uno otro Las
observacones tia parecn nguamente fuera de ug
No sc yer que conducta puede lamar la atencon los
Vjos del mundo como puede gatear dha de pasa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-09
OTRAS NOTIc|AS
Cartas s detenidas eli la
Administration de
csta Capital.
IUN7A De SANDAL
Ascensos en- Ell cuerpo de la
Policia insular. Fun.
ei6n suspendida.

Car'as detenidas en- la admit
nistracion de correos de esta cludad:
Juan Acevedo, Demetrio Aqua
yo, Panchita Algarin, Ernesto Al
fonso, Alvarez Y c., Francis Alters,
Ramon Blanco, Carmen Balomares,
Bautista Brimnons, Bautista Brig
nones, Geronimo Caravallo, Solita
Cruz, Francisco Cruz, Julia Cuas-
cut, Agenor Charles Caye, Mon
sieur Agenor Charles, Marina Es-
truch (2 cartas, Candido Ferrer,
Francisco Feliciano, Manuel Fer
nandez, Tomas de Cracia, w. Ca
rret, Pedro Garcia, Adriani Gaeta-
no. Manuel P. Garcia, Natalia
Gordon, Fontanals Gonzalez, Joa-
quina Calindo, Tomas Garcia, Emil
| liza Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Juana
Garcia, Gracia II? "a, Arturo Con
zalez Prado, Maria Gotiel, Jose
Gonzalez Chico, Santiago Coma
lez, Victoriano Gonzalez, Fernando
Gonzalez de LamaS, Ricardo Her
nandez, Senor Hermida, Antonio
Hernandez e cartas,) Francisco
Hena, Herminio Iri2arri, Felipe
Larreyes, Jose Lastre, Rosario Lo-
pez, Ambrosio Lourido, Clemente
Lopez. (ContiuuaIa.)
Sc VENDE.-.Nictoria elegante
construida por el primer fabIicante de
los Estados Unidos y una pereja de
caballos americanos j6venes, con jue-
go de arneses completes. Para in
formes dirigirse a 5. Behn. Mira
mar. 1913 s.
-Por el cuartel general de la
policfa Sc han hecho los siguientes
ascensos
Cabos Inocencio Diaz (detec
tive), Manuel Arreizaga (escribien
te del, Quartet General) y Francis
co Ouifiones (comandaute del pues
4 to de Lares) ascendidos a sargen
tos, y guardias examinados Antoni
a Rosell6, Jose T. Cordero, Manue
Caparr6s, Antonio Ferrary y Lui
n NJ. Baez, assemblies q cabos E
: tos nombramientos tienen efecto
J. partir desde el /? de julio corrier
"a te.
y La compaiiia de zarzuela h
suspendido, no sabeinos por qu