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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22

tambien mas perseguido producto. 70
CLEO que el sefior Mufioz Rivera obra de
buena f6 me permito lamar Ia atenci6n
bRcia los trabaios reali2ados por Ia Agen-
Cia dentro del cfrculo estrechor On que por
causa de su mezquina aBignaci6n de So 600
para auxiliar q las Camara de Comercio
en- la propaganda del cafe de Puerto Rico,
es muy exigua y NADIA podran hacer con
esos cortos medios, por mucha que fuerR
Bu buena voluntad. Yo propondrfa que
81 ese proyecto pasa y nusstro Tesoro eBta
en- condolences, Be~ les aBigne 100000,
pueNto que Ia Agsncia no ha podido hacer
mas cauBa de So raquftfca asignaci6n".
Por 6ltimo llam6 la atenci6n de la c.
mara, de que aqui 90 suprime Ia Agencia
delemos de tener en- loR Estados Unidos
un vijilante cspaz entendido, un cent?.
uela que este siempre alerta y que no des-
perdicie Ia menor oportuniGad para descu-
briF denunciaT cuaiquieF tTabajo que en-
periuicio del cafe de Puerto Rico Re hsga.
Los comerciantss representatives de las
. Cdmaras de comercio, por mucho que sea
Bu bnen deseo, no podran realizar nunca
la vijilancia los trshajos que Ia A gsncia
Comercial, por sus condolences eBpecialep,
realiza puede seguir realizando. Solicito.
pues de Ia Camara, IN voto contrario al
informe dc la Comisi6n de agriculture,
por 81 que SO recomienda el proyecto de
ley que suprime la Agencia comercial de
Puerto Rico en- Nueva York.
Tarmina 81 doctor Zsno Gambia. '.Bue-
ma argumentsci6n" dice por 10 bsjo Ell
sefior Santiago. Mr.. Baiz viene al salon
y despues de conferenciar brevemente coz
el speaker" oye 81 final de Ia argumenta-
ci6n del doctor Zeno. Luego 80 nos acerca
y dice ':La. verdad que el doctor sabe de-
fender bien an punto'. .-- ~-
El senior Mufioz Rivera pide la palabra
para conBumir otso turno en- favor del in.
forme de la Comisi6u de Agriculture.
Dice. el selor Mufloz Rivera que ssra
''breve para contestar al elocuepte discur'
SO del doctor Zsno, puestO q. he no venido
PrepaFado para sostener I'M punto que creo
es bien claro y no neceBita extenBos aTgu-
mentoB" 4
Manifssta que las razones expuestas
por el delegado por Arecibo van Eor un
camino y las de 6l por otrO. Que coincide
perfectamente en 10 de crear Ia mayor Bu.
ma de vijilancia en todos los pusrtos en
donde Sc introduces cafe de Pnerto Rico,
& fin, de evitar las falsiRcaciones que tant0
perjudican este importante producto puer-
torriquefo. y que tan bien ha explicado
el doctor Zano.
"En esa orden de ideas contin6a el
sefor Mu1Oz-no chocamos 81 DR.. Zeno y
20, be de eataE en- IN todo de acuerdo
con el. para que redaCts y pEesente Is
C6maEa nm pFoyecto de ley que haga efeCs
two eBos laudables y patri6ticos eafusrEos
en- favor del cafe de Puerto Rice.
"Fcr otEa pREte, be de rscOEdar 6 Il CO
mara que ID idea que inspire el eEtableCi.
mianto do ID Agencia ComsrCial OH Nue.
ogNtiMda IN h pfgtl,a a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
ELOCUENTES DIS
CursOs del padre
EChaVafrla en- Ve-
ga Alta.
Hay ALI muCha animaCi6n para las
pT6Nmas CelemORias de SemEDa
Santa.
Ha dsSpsTtadO gran iRtsr6s Ia Gausa que Sc IG
slgu8 al guaTdla LisugeT.
(De maestro cOrTespOnsal.)

Mario 2O.-seg6u ipformes fidedignos
del vecino pueblo de Vega-bsja, el illus.
trado sacerdote domiricauo don Eiiseo
E. Echavarrfa, estimadO y distinguido
cura de esta pRrroquia pronunci6 dos
hermosos discursoB desda la cstedra sa.
grada en- los dfas 18 19 con motive de
Ia festividad consagrada al patriarca San
jose
Nuestras f9licitacioneB al querido sa.
cerdote y amigo, deseandole nuevos triun,
foS en- el campo della oTatoria.
Sc Bients aqu1 mucha animation con
la pr6xima semana santa que Sc prepare,
afuyen muchoB feles al temple, conBe-
cuentes siempre con las salvadoras ira
diciones religioBas.
-Pronto quedard instalada Ia eBtscion
del ferTocarril de este pueblo que empal-
mara con el central, 10 que prueba el
progreso y prestigio que de dia en- dis
va Conquistando este pedazo de nuestTa
infortunada BoIinquen.
-Ha despertado gran inter6s en- esta
poblaci6n el suslto que aparece en- ese
popular peri6dico sobre la causa que Sc
le sigue Ill spolicfa Manuel Llauger pOr
81 deIito de perjurio con el ins6lido hecho
de aggression perpetrada por el citado guar
dia en- contra de don Miguel Flores.
Menos NAL cuando q la ijustieia, que
eg garantfa de la sociedad, Sc Ie imprime
el verdadero J legftimo preStigio que le
corresponds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22

allf 30 hacia en- Puerto Rico Cuba para
Ia introduction de cafe puertorriquefio
falsifcado. Esa sagencia, pueB que todos
COnSideramoB como antipatica, presto indu'
dablemente un gran servicio Puerto Rico
y deBenvolviendo la mayor actividad en- ell
asuutov, viBitando las ofcinas p6blicas de
Nueva York y yendo Washington supo
y pudo inteTesar las autoridades para
que SO tomaran medidas BeguraB & fin de
acabar con eSe nuevo peligro para el cafe
puerrorriqueno, va demasiado combatido
por los enemigos de nuestra prospeFidad. ,
"Un sello Official que garautics Ia YER
dad del producto que contiene ell envase
que 10 uee, hasBidO acordado por las auto
ridades federales & inveBtigaciones de Ia
Agencia esto representa- una nueva ga
rantia para defender las falsifcaciones que
ge tfaten de Beguir efectuando."
"Por otra paTte, creo que con Gl fuucio.
namiento de Ia Agencia debe traerse &
Puerto Rico, fin de coadyuvar & suB es-
fuerzos de ella una buena ley americana
vicente allf y que hubo de redactarse &
cOngecuencia de las escandaloBaB y CONT
nu6das falSifcaciones en- los alimGntoB de
MAYOR consume. Me Tefero la ley de
':A44men;os puros''. Tambien 80 acerc6
el encargado de Ia Agencia commercial &
los sefiores que formapan Ia comiBi6n que
habfa de redactar eSa ley, i1toresando que
en- ella se pusiera una secci0n porsls que
90 reputara incu.sc IN sus penalidad ), ell
que vendiera cafe de otEU pa1s bajo ell nom.
bre de nuestro producto puertorriqueno"
''CanBarfa, en- fin & esta CSmara, 81 ex
plicara aquf en- detalles todos los erfuerzos
EealizadoB por la. Agencia Commercial en-
favor del cafe de Puerto Rico, muchos de
los cualeB se han dado conocer Ell repe-
tidas oeaBiones por Ia prenSa de este pals
Y la de los ERtados Unidos'. -
Recuerda 81 delegadO por Arecibo al
fnalizar Bu augmentation, los trabajos
hechos en- Barcelona por 81 sef1or del Va
lie, los que apoyados en- Washington por
Mr.. Truxton, produjeron una circular que
& inBtancias del Consul americana de aque-
liza ciudad inteEesaba Puerto Rico On Ia
vijilancia de los fraudes que contra el cafe
SO efectuan en- aquells impoTtante plaza
eSpahola, una de las que mayor consume
hRCia de nuestro producto iniciando el
prop6sito de que agentes conddsnciales
fueran enviados tanto sllf como los de-
mas mercados 90 que tambien pc realiEan
esas mixtifcacioneB, para evitaE On. 10 po-
sible la realization de las indicadas ffslsifi-
Caciones".
'.Tenfa un proyecto- concluye 81 doctor
Zena-tendente realizar una mss Begurs
viiilancia On este importante aBuuto, y que
solo se inapirabs en- 81 deseo mas aTdients
de servir { mi patria; perO en- vista de las
Corrientes que aqui reiDan SespeCtD & ID
Agencia 10 retire para dejaE paso ( esta
ley por la que be intenta derFibar IL que
hace algdn tempo trabaia con verCadero
empsfio poH salvar de las aaechanzas de-
meTCadereu sgiotiptiataa sin COncisncia, &
ppo ds nReatgos ms impoEtantes perp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
Ell SENIOR SIFONTE
COndenadO a dos
amos de trabaiOS
fOrzadOS en- Are
CibO. .
El vapOT americana 'BsrWin" car
gandO azlCar.
Con gran ssplOndOr 50 CoIehraran ALI las flestas
do Ia SsmaRl Mayor.
(Ds maestro eOrrespOnsal. }

Mario 21.-Hoy ha dictado Bentencia
81 honorable juez de eta corte de Distrito
en- Ia CauSa seguids & don Juan sifonte y
que el Jurado calific6 de acometimiento y
sgreSi6n con circunstancias agravantes,
condenSndolo dos afios de trabajos for.
EadoS, mil dollars de multa y las costaS
del juicio
-Ha edo nombrado jardinero de la
plaza principal don Wenceslao Olmo, CO.
sando el chino que tenfa en- complete aban.
dOnO los CitadOS jardines.
Sc eucuentra en- puerto el vapor anne.
ricanO "Berwin" cargandO azticar para los
EBtadog Unidos.
-R0iua entusiasmo entire varios i6ve-
mes fin de formar un cuadro lfrico dra-
m&tico con el fin de dar funciones en- es'
to teatro. Adelante.
Con gran eSplendor SO celebraran este
afio las fiesta de semana Santa en- esta
igleOia cat6lica, segfu los prop6sitos del
respectable padre Pima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
JuzgadO Municipal de Ponce

Sentencias impuestas por eI Tribunal
Municipal de Ponce el 19 del actual, con-
ira Matilde Morales, Angela Ramirez,
Nicolssa Lopez, Ana Gomez, Micaela
Negroni, Maria MARTINEZ, Isabel Reyes
Juana Martinez y Francisco Santana 3
meses cada una por alterar la psz pGbli'
ca, Jose Garay 80 dias, Luis Lespier igual
pena, Juan Castro so dias 40 dias q
Monserrate Martfuez los cuatro por AGO.
metimiento aggression, Catalina Crespo
40 dias pOr hurtO menor. y la Corte de
DistritO le impuso Pascasio Rivera 3
meseB = Is diaB por igual delito; este tiIti e
mo presto fianza para apelar de la SEN
tencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
VlGtIma de IN tImo vulgar.

Madrid, mario 5.-Ha Bido vfctima del
timo del entierro en- Espa11a un tai Do
mfDguez que residfs er San Francisco de
California, doDde recibi6 la carta usual
en- estoS cases, dandole cuenta de que exiB-
tfan un capital enterrado en- up bauI.
POGO despues los timadOres 10 pusieron en-
contacto con un individuo de apsllido
Villalba, quien Begufa & Domfnguez en-
tOdoB Sus viajes Ocupando el wagon de
mas lujO.
La poIicfa descubri6 tempo 81 ''ne,
gocio" aFrestando uno de los estafadorea
de apellido Fernandez, en- el momento en-
que DOmfngueE le daba mil quinientau
peBetaG, Seguramente & Cuenta de Ia for
tuna que debfa sAcar del fondo de ID tie
FRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
TRIBUNAL SUPREME.
sshalamIsnto de apeIaslones en- pIoltos clrIIes.

Segundo tGrmino sesional del sno 1906
Marco -Ma1tes 26. Manuel del Va
lie Atiles (vs.) Ell juez de la COrte de
Distrito de Hnmacao.-Mandamus.
Microbes q. j. Matienzo y otro con
rSucesores de Olivasy Cia.-Incumplimien
to de contrato y otros extremes.
Jueves %. Tony Lowande con Manuel
A. Garcia y OterO y Cia.-IDjunctiOn.
Criminal.-Abril.-MartAs 2 Luis ST
nigagria con el pueblo de Puerto Rico
Impostura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
MandamIsntOs de arrsstO.

Han sido proceaados en- Arecibo y re-
ducidos prisi6n por orden del juez mu-
nicipsl Salvador Santiago Padilla y Exc
quiel Rodriguez por acometimiento =
aggression, Gonzalo Corchado In6s Otero
Rosario por actos inmoraleg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
ANTlD0LAR

ADtidolar, AntidoIar, AntidoIsr, Anti
dolar, Antidolar. Antidolsr, Anlido ar,
Ant1dolar. AntidoIar, Antidolsr, Antido-
lar, AntidoIar, Antidolar, AntidoIar, a
tidolar, Antidolar, AntidoIar, AntidoIar,
Aptidolar, Antidolar, Antidolar, Antido.
ar, Autidolar, AntidoIar, Antidoar, Al
tidolar, Antidotar, Antidolar, Autidolar.
The AntidoIar Manufacturing Company,
SJrirgviIle, New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
La Investigation del desastre del Jena"
Paris Mario %.


senadO vista de las nOaS Foulant hn rea6n al aste del
aibuyen
dc Marina rdeDandO una investigator complete de tel de Para
Io6n gao
A 6inrrOgara luz SObre hecho cOmpObaF
este ue casual intentional
obeuidae cree uegaT al esclarcimento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
Condemns on Gaysy.

El juez municipal de Cayey ha dictadO
las siguientea condemns.
2 rneses { 5egundO VazqueE por 81 dslito
contra IL jusEicia pdblica; 4 meSes Ma.
Duel Rivera, por aCometimiento y sgresi6pl
WenC ,slao Cartagena, 2 messa, poF alteraE
la paz; Francisco GimeneE, iguRl psna
Per sl piVmo delito, .F".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
Otra vez eli .ca1onero Panther. .
Berlin, Mario %.


Panther;
hoy diga
del asoGtud Bubdto del
la repGbi Afa sdbdis
cua gobierno haanO
Panther eva nruoOne precs en6as los dbdS
Kaiser
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
SERVIGIQ ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
la DemoeraCia" y La Correspondence"
UNIDAS
= H.:
la guerra en- Centro-Am6riCa.
Washington, Mlarzo %.


minro Nicaragua
combinadas rep6blc Salvador
batala Nicaragua
pEeaente Santos zaya Sc oes gerno Manua d
auxios aguna empedo d
complete de mod9 puerOn las Honduras San Salvador
mbinadaE bataa Namaque
do mamente neuae ante complication del Opo inferno
Monroe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
Processes.

En- Ponce han sido procesados por G!
juez r1unjcipal Ulises Garcia, por faIsa
representation E impostura. Isidro rr7,
por acometimiente y aggression y CoInello
Petriles por alterar la paz p6blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
ReGIutando trabaiadores para ell canal.
Paris, Mario %. ,


aesi
nvad Pke
iiano
g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
ABSOLUCION.

Ha sido absuelto ante Ia corte de dis.
trito do Arecibo Carmen Nevarez Ortiz
de Ia acusaci6n que Sc le hacfa por Ell
delito de hurto de mayer cuantfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
InyitaCii0n aCeptada pOr Pic X.
Roma, Mario %.


su santdd Papa ha Madrid acano
vt6n fu6 hes Pic abo tai fin fe del actual
gabnete Antonio aur Los ementos ccal u6ne ados
o la Papa. . 3
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
OUR HOUSES
 OF WORSHIP
Yesterdays Services at
 Phoenix Churches
Topics Which Were Inter- estingly Presented to Many Congregations.

At the First Presbyterian church. tue pastor. Rev. NIT. Campbell. gave a very earnest talk to the Sunday school pupils. the day being receiving day, which very appropriately comes at inc close of the revival services.
 The morning scripture lesson was the first chapter of the Gospel of John and the text was a part of the 2gth verse Of the same chapter: Behold the Lamb of God. which taketh away the sin of the world
 Some of the thoughts brought out in the sermon were: That every one who heard Johns message rivited his eyes on the Christ and today as then. all eyes should be upon Him.
 Among that gathering were many Jews who thought John was the prom ised Messiah but he gladly declared himself only a messenger of one whose shoes latchet I am not worthy Go unloose." Knowing Christ as no other did. his command. Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world" should claim our con- sideration
 The messenger was humble. and prepared for his work. In the school of nature much of his life had been spent and he had. personal Knowledge of the Christ
 So today those who can successful ly carry the message must be humble. delishting 10 glorify the Savior. pre- pared by an understanding of the word. and acquainted through personal faith with the Lamb of God. AS all roads about Rome lead to the capital. SD. the truths of the Bible from Gen esis to Revelation, point 10 the sac rifice for sin-Christ.
 Through the old dispensatiOn the blood of beasts but typified that of the great sacrifice. the Lamb of God. Yet. under the old, no Jew expected his sins to be forgiven without confess ing them and giving his consent to the
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

MEMS DOUGLAS SHOES All the new spring styles Of this famous shoe are now on display here.
 Whats the use in paying & or S6 for shoes when you can buy these for
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
THE CONDITION OF DISCIPLE
 SHIP

The text of Rev. Harold Govette of the Central Methodist Church, was: Every branch in me that beareth not fruit, he taketh away. and every branch that beareth fruit he purgeth il that it may bring forth more fruit" Jno. 15:2. MT. Govette said in part;
 That we might be constituted the children of God, Jesus Christ gave up his blood: to continue in this re- lationship We must be disciples of Jesus and to maintain the relationship of discipleship we must bear fruit.
 Our Lord, in this instructive para ble of the vine. speaks of the Father as the hUsbandman, himself as the vine, and his followers as branches.
 It is the will of Christ that his fol- lowers be living and fruitful; to this end we must abide in him that we many receive that nOurishment which his Spirit and teachings alone supply.
 The grape vine is for fruit; no man was ever yet so unwise as tO. plant one simply for shade. Some trees are for decoration only; they are useless when it comes to the sustenance of human life. so some people are simply orna- ments. and not helpers of society.
 As the branch is dependent upon the vine for nourishmcnt and life. so is the
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

brags: 'I made it myself" but when some one says her clothes look home made t makes her mad.-AtchisOn Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

Heaven will possess small attrac- ton for some women if there are no bargain counters.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
Centemeri
 Gloves
"The Good Kind"

Long gloves in suede and glace kid are the proper thing for spring wear and you'll find our line com plete with all the latest from the famous Centemeri factory in Gren- able. France.
 These gloves are made from a carefully selected grade of real kid skins and are by far the best gloves made-that's the reason We keep them.
 All colors and sizes are also shown in the 3-clasp glace and suede gloves, and with each pair goes a guarantee of satisfaction. One thing that will surprise you Is the fact that these gloves cost no more Gin some cases even less) than the common kind.
 We are the sole agents for Phoe- nix.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
PATENT OXEORDS

Ladies black patent colt Gib- son tie Oxfords, with white calf sides. They're all the rage in New York at present-very sty- fish. Ask to see them
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

Gray buckskin shoes. butcher cut or straight lace-either tip or plain toe. Made with heavy oak soles and will wear like iron. All sizes
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04


 The attendance at the Y. NJ. C. A. meeting was somewhat larger than usual
 Mir. C. II. Davidson addressed those present on the subject of Faith" reading for the scripture lesson the eleventh chapter of Pauls epistle to the Hebrews.
 MT Davidson's talk was earnest and cheery-a plea for optimism. He told of many modern heroes whose faith in God has given them the courage to stand firm for righteousness, as well as those of bible days. He said Faith is always optimistic and the work of the world is done by optimism
 He commended Gods word as a guide to both young and old. urged his hearers not to be discouraged in the midst of trials. and temptations that through faith they would come off victorious. stronger and more able to fight for right that Gods ways are the best.
 The purse lately found, has not been claimed. so it was voted to turn it in 10 the treasury of the Y. NJ. c. A. MT. Bruno Hobbs who was to have been here some time ago to have charge of the Y NJ. C. A. work here. has been detained in Colorado on account of illness. but it is hoped he may arrive soon.
 Excellent music was a feature of yesterdays service.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

Gun metal. butcher cut or but ton shoes. made on the new last with half military heel. Very nobby-yOuH like them. All sizes
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
PATENT KID PUMPS

Made for women who love to dance. Light or heavy soles anG warranted not to slip at the heel. Well worth S5.O6 a pair. Today's price
 S4.Oo
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-30

dcrs aud, sauntering TO n mirror, rear
ranged his tie. Nine. lie Marquisc en-
tered.
"You. Henri she exclaimed.
lie bowed low. with exaggerated
grace. and kissed the tips Of her fin
gers.
"l.' he answered. "And for this
time with a perfectly legitimate reason
for my comlng-a commission from my
uncle"
"I'affaire pOyntonT"
"Exactly, dear cousin"
"But why" she asked, did they not
show you into my room?"
Il learnt that my friend Sir George
Duncombe was here, and ! desired to
see him. lie rcioined.
She shrugged her dainty shoulders.
"You will wait" she directed. Then
she turned to Duncombe and handed
him n sealed envelope.
"If you please" she said, will you
read that-nowT'
lie tore 1t open and read the few
hasty lines. Then he looked up and
met the marquisc's expectant gaze.
MADAME" he said slowly, does this
come from Miss Poynton Of her own
free willi"
She laughed i~nsolently.
Monsieur" she said, my guests are
subject to no coercion in this house"
lie bowed and turned toward the
door.
"Your answer. monsieur?' she called
out.
''There Is no answer" he replied.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-30
Continued from Page Three

ing il behind his head.
II admit it," Duncombc answered.
"On the whole, I believe that it was
very good advice"
would YOU" the vicomte murmured,
"likc another doSeI'
81 trust" Duncombe said, that there
is no necessity"
The vicomte reflected.
"Why are you hcreY' he asked.
ITO see Miss Poynton."
"And again whyT
Duncombe smiled. The boys man
ner was so devoid of impertincnce that
he found it impossible to resent his
questions.
well" he said. II came hoping to
bring Miss POynton some good news.
| had information which led me serl-
ously to doubt whether the body which
has been found In the Seine Is really
her brothers."
The vicomte sat up as though he had
Hhen shot.
MY friend he said slowly, 81 take
some interest in you. but, upon my
word. | begin to believe that you Will
end your days in the morgue yourself.
As you value your life, don't tell any
one else what you have just told me. l
trust that | am the first"
~ have told the marquise," Dun
combe answered. land she has gone to
md out whether Miss Poynton will
see me-"
The vicomte's patent boot tapped the
floor slowly.
"YOu have told the marquise,' he re-
p"ated thoughtfully. stop! | must
think"
There was Il short silence, then the
vicomte looked up.
Very WELL" he said. Now listen.
Have you any confidence in me?'
Undoubtedly" Duncombe answered.
'"The advice you gave me before was,
! know. good. 1t was confirmed II few
hours following. and, ms you know.
followed IT,"
Then listen" the yicomte said Tho
affair Poynton Is In excellent hama .
The young lady will come t. ~ harlH
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-30
CHRISTIAN INDIANS MEETING.
impressive Services Held at Niobrara
Ceanery

Valentine. Neb., Aug. 26.-Nearly
5000 people attended the Sunday ser
vices OF the Christian Indian convoCa'
ton Ct the Niobrara deanery OF the
Episcopa! church in South Dakota.
A great feast was given TO 1880 peo'
ple, Indians and whites sitting to.
gether in a great circle beside Trinity
chapel. Just at sunset a great service
was said, the most beautiful! and IN.
spring service of its kind ever held,
Whites and reds together, LED by the
venerable prelate, Bishop Hare, sent
up their praise to God just as the sun
was slipping behind the sandhiIls. II
was a service that showed the re-
ligious progress Of the red man. and
although half Of the Indians are still
unchr!stianized, 1t showed that they
are making a heroic stride N that
direction.
There were two separate meetings
of the Indian brotherhoods. one. the
Brotherhood of Christian Unity, and
the other, the renowned Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew. Reports were read and
important topics discussed.
Today will be taken up with bust
ness meetings OF both men and won
en-. A large pavilion has been erected,
also eating booths and everything is
being done 70 care for the delegates
and immense crowds. About 500 tents
have been put up, and al least 1000
Indians are camped about ST. Mary's
school and the chapel.