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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-18
FIRST CITY DIRECTORY
WILL BE READY THIS WEEK

The first printed directory of the
city of Willmar is being completed
at the Tribune printery this week
and will be ready for delivery in
the last part of the week. The
number of active and retired wage
earners listed in the same number
1,605. This would indicate that the
city has at the present time more
than 5000 inhabitants. The occu-
patton and street address of each
person is listed; also the telephone
number, where a party has a phone.
A map Of the city, showing loca-
tion of all the streets. is attached
to the book. The price Of the d.
rectory is $1.00 a copy.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-18

SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
Services next Sunday, Sept. e.,
at II o'clock a. m. and s o'clock
D. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-18
TT NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS TTz
~ BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE ..


OUR OF UNDERWEAR is
a. the
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
SOLDIERS REUNION.
Day Pleasant aud Crowd Large.
10 be Held Up at McIlvaine's
Next Year.

The Weather Man always does
the square thing with the old SOL
der, and the weather last Friday
was all that the most exacting
could wish. At an early hour the
Reunion Grounds near j. Wesley
Hoops near Harrisonvlle began
to show signs of activity, and by
noon it was literally filled with peo-
pie and conveyances.
The Reunion to Fulton county
people is an old home week on a
smaller scale, for to these annual
gatherings people go from far and
near to meet the friends that they
seldom see at any other time.
The order this year was unusu-
ally good, and everything passed
off most pleasantly and successful
ly. There was the usual speaking
and recitations, but most people go
to a gathering of that kind to have
a good time" and while the au-
dience is one that is easily moved,
the speakers find it laborlous and
rather unsatisfactory work to ad.
dress them.
There Is, perhaps, no one thing
that everybody enters into with
such genuine unanimity as the eat
ing of the lunch. During the noon
hour, scores of groups are seated
here and there in the woods
throughout the grounds, each
member industriously devouring
cold chicken, cold ham, light rolls,
butter, and jelly, with abundance
of black coffee, and sweet cake
galore.
1t is to the Reunion that the fa-
theirs take the children, the young
man takes his girl, and everybody
has a good time.
At a business meeting held by
the managers on the grounds, last
Friday, it was decided to hold the
Reunion next year on top of Side
ling Hill mountain or at MclL
vaine's so that the opportunity
would be afforded to the Bedford
county people to unite more fully
with us. This may have its ad-
vantages, but the people in the
eastern and southern portion of the
county are not much stuck on the
change.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
MAYS CHAPEL.
Listen for Wedding Bells!

Listen for Wedding Bells!
There will be preaching at
Mays Chapel Christian church
Sept. 18th in the afternoon by
Rev. Logue.
r. l.. Booth and son Nile Omet,
of Cumberland, Md. were visiting
M. Booths parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James Booth last week.
Miss Olive Bishop, of Cumber-
land, is spending her vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Bishop.
Mrs. Dennis Hull has been
quite sick the past week.
Mr.. VIM. Hlles and family
spent Sabbath afternoon with
Mr.. Crist's.
MISS Augusta Dorrier has re-
turned to her home In Washing
ton, ID. o., after having spent her
vacation With her mother, Mrs.
Matilda Dorrier.
Miss Mollie Hendershot is Wis
iting relatives and friends IN this
vicinity.
II. B. Hill, wife and daughter
Ella May, spent last Sunday with
S. Q. Deneen and family.
Jacob Shultz and family spent
Sunday with P.O. Crlst and fam
lily.
James Booths house is almost
ready for the plasterers.
The Sabbath School at this
place viii hold a basket picnic
and festival at night on Saturday,
September 28th. Coyfe and
bring your baskets, apf enjoy a
day out
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
LIFE SENTENCE
For Murderer Of Van Goshen, the Han
cock Telegraph Operator.

The trial of Charles Il. Jones,
for the murder of Maurice Van
Goshen, the young telegraph op.
orator at Hancock Station, was
held in Berkeley Springs, Morgan
county, Thursday, and the case
was given to the jury IN the even
ing. The jury, after being out
but short tune, returned ver-
dict of guilty of murder IN the
first degree, and the senteuce of
lite Imprisonment was imposed.
The trial was one of the short.
est ever known In that vicinity for
murder. Prosecuting Attorney
II. W. Bayer was assisted by J..
II. Siler, of Berkeley Springs,
and S. W. Walker, of Martins
burg, while Judge Faulkner had
previously appointed A. G. Mcln-
tire, of Berkeley Springs, to de.
fend the prisoner.
Barring a few who opposed
capital punishment, the jury was
sworn in less than an hour after
court convened. Several witness.
es swore that after shooting Van
Goshen, Jones admitted that he
had killed him, but by mistake,
he intending to kill Tilden Barnes,
who was especially attentive to
his 16 year old wife, and about
whom Barnes and Jones had con.
siderable trouble In coming home
from picnic at Lovers Leap.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
HUSrONTOwN.

Mcs. A. j. Lam berson left for
Chambersburg on Monday, where
she Will spend several days visit.
ing friends.
Theodore Stroup, who has been
spending the past few weeks in
this place, lett for his home IN
Philadelphia last Saturday.
VIM. Ranck has been looking
pleasant since the arrival of a
new boy at his home.
Charles Rotz and family of Tod
township spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mrs. Emaline Chest
nuts.
Mrs. Stroup and lady friend
of Philadelphia are visiting In the
home of the formers brother,
Rev. Harry Daniels.
Qnite a number of teachers at
tended the Institute held at this
place last Saturday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
Teachers Meeting.

The teachers preliminary
meeting for Thompson, Bethel
and Union townships, was held
at Warfordsburg, Wedn esday,
Septem ber 4th. The teachers
were not all present on account
of rainy weather.
Supt. B. G. Lamberson was
elected chairman, after which
preliminary work prior to the
opening of school and the first
day of school," was taken up and
discussed. The following points
were emphasized ; Study the
term report. Have your work
prepared. Have a program. Wis.
1t the house before the opening of
school.
'The temporary and perma.
nent program" was taken up,
and some of the important points
were: 'Do not over.crowd your
program. Arrange branches
where you can get the most good
out of them. Study your pro-
gram each day, and make chang
es where you can better your
work."
The teachers then adjourned
until l o'clC ck, when the subjects
OF "When to begin teaching Alge.
bra, and how to teach Algebra, {"
were taken up and discussed.
Mr.. Lamberson stated that he
found a weakness IN the teaching
of Algebra, and urged the teach
ers to qualify themselves better
and teach 1t better.
"How to teach grammar, was
taken up and briefly discussed.
Stuck to the good plain English.
Composition work-plenty of
dlagramIng.
A few minutes were spent on
discussing the vaccination situa.
ton, when it was stated that a
health inspector had already been
appointed for each township,
whose duty 1T is to see if the law
was obeyed, and report.
The different townships then
arranged for the organization of
Local Institutes, after which Mr..
Lam berson made a few closing
remarks in which he urged the
teachers TO study the Reading
Course, attend the local lnisti.
tutes, and do their duty IN the
school room, and that the success
Of the schools IN the county de
pends upon each and every teach
er.
The meeting was then adjourn
ed and the teachers returned
home all feeling benefited ~y be-
ing present.
GILBERT b. MELLoTr,
Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
EARTH'S POPULATION.
Texas Could Accommodate All the Inhabi.
tants of the Globe.

The Bible places the date OF
creation at about 1000 b. 9. Lat.
ter day geologis.s figure any.
where from 10000 years, TO
100000 years, and John Flske,
one of the most eminent authori.
ties, gives good reasons for sup.
posing human beings to have ex.
listed for half a million years, says
the New York World.
To-day we estimate the earth s
population at 1,500, 000,000-a
very generous estimate. One.
half of this population is female.
Experience tables show that
there are three generations IN
every century. From these slen-
der data it is but a simple mathe.
matical calculation in progression
toward the year IN which the
first pair of human beings appear
ed on earth. Upon this hypothe-
sis the wear $4,000 B. 9. brings
us down to about 3, 100000 people
If we accept and from this point
retrace our steps to the present
day-say 1900 A. Dive arrive
at the conclusion that a total of
70, 100000 900 human beings have
been born to date, of which mum.
ber only about 1,500,000,000 are
alive today.
Had every individual body been
preserved IN a casket measuring
on an average 6x2x2 feet, all
could have been buried in Okla
homa's area of $500 square
miles, and liberal allowance of
space for paths and drlveways
been left. Or all the coffins could
have been dropped into Lake
Superior without endangering
the Inhabitants on It's shores on
account of a possible tidal wave.
The present living population of
1,500,0o0,000 persons can find
standing room on Staten Island,
in New York harbor.
Ia the State of fTexas you could
place each man, woman and child,
20 feet apart, giving each 1900
square feet of land-room suffi-
cient for house, cattle and vege-
table garden.
Within the limits Of these
United States each living human
beng today could have $4,000
square feet, or they could be
placed 355 linear feet apart.
The next time. you hear any
body talking 'over-population"
you can shut HIM up by telling
him that YOU can pack the whole
lot-1, 500, 100000 people-iu a
box measuring 1000 feet each
WaV
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
ATTEMPT TO ROB.
Emery Snyder Held for Court for Attempt
ing to Get into Hege & Myers Store.
way.

LmsTy onyueE iiciu iOT NUuTt IuT htteIupi
ing to Get into Hege & Myers Store.
From Valley Spirit.
Emory Snyder, a we'll known
cha -acter of Mercersburg, was
discovered Monday morning
shortly after B o'clock, crawling
over the tin roof of the Hege &
Myers store, IN Mercersburg.
Though he had not made an at.
tempt to break into the build
ing it is thought that he had in
tended to rob the store.
Eckert Miller who lives IN the
adjoining building was awakened
by his wife, who told HIM that she
heard some one on the roof. He
got up quietly and opened the
window. There he found Snyder
bending over the roof. Mr. Mil.
ler called to HIM to throw up his
hands or he would shoot. Sny.
der held up both hands and Mil
ler went out and caught him.
When he asked Snyder what
he was doing on the roof he re
piled that he was fixing the spout.
Miller, who did not have revol-
YER about HIM, pointed finger at
the would.be burglar. Snyder
thought ii was a revolver and
made no resistance, Later he was
taken to the look up by a police
man. He was gwen hearing
Monday afternoon in MERGERS.
burg aud held fer court.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
AN ITINERARY.
Rev. S. B. Houston, of the Cove, Tells of
His Trip Homo from Canada.


Mr.. EDITOR Two months
having been spent1n Chesley, On
tario, the writer went to Toronto.
This city, of 325,000, is beautl.
fully situated on lake Ontarl).
This pace was reached on Labor
Day, which was being httlngly
observed with public ceremonies.
All business was suspended and
the day was given up to sight.
seeing and pleasure. The annual,
Provincial Exposition had been
opened the weekn before, and
hence a large concourse of people
was present
A strange epidemic broke out
on that day. Few women were
attacked, and no children were
seen to have been seized by it;
men, usually young and strong,
were overcome by something like
sleepy sickness. Sometimes
this was accompanied with great
nausea and violent paroxysms of
vomiting. No deaths, however,
were known to have occurred. 1t
Is supposed to have resulted eth
er from something eaten or
drank. Something of similar
nature has been observed at times
in our American cities and towns.
Toronto is noted for It's manu-
featuring, Its churches, colleges,
and schools of various kinds.
The University buildings are
numerous and large, with fine
lawns around them, and many of
the lawns are beautlfied with ar
tistlcally arrangeA flower beds.
The Parliament buildings pre-
sent stately grandeur, but be.
ing closed, their interior could
not be seen.
The Exposition was visited IN
the evening. In the Art G Gallery
one of the finest paintings, the
writer ever saw, was on exhlbl
ton. 1t represented the English
soldiers, just returned from the
Boor war, passing IN review be.
fore Londons city officials. Ev.
cry figure stood out in bold re.
lief.
A half day spent in the new
Capitol of Pennsylvania, gave an
opportunity to see something of
the magnlfcence of architectural
design and finish secured through
the munlhcent appropriation
made by our liberal. .hearted-but
not extremely conscientious-rep
resentatives of the people. There
are persons, you know, who feel
that they can afford to be liberal
with what is not their own. No
claim Is made to superior iudg-
ment IN regard to architecture
and richness of internal adorn.
ment and furnishings, but it Is
question if the New York state
capitol does not in some import
ant particulars exceed that of
Pennsylvania, although it did not
cost more than half as much
A day on Gettysburg hattie
field, with MIR. Pltzer as guide,
sent the patriot blood leaping
through the veins. A night of
sweet repose on Pen Mar where
the ozone atmosphere put renew.
ed energy into our weary frame,
helped us complete our home
ward trip with joy.
s r HOTrCTON
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
SALIVA.

Our farmers are busy getting
ready for seeding.
The Soldiers Reunion was
we'll attended everything went off
nicely with the exception Of a few
toughs who tried to make some
disturbance.
Mr.. Garrett Burns and Charles
Eagan and wife Of Midland are
staying few daSs at the home
of Uncle John Ham.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12

Mrs. Elizabeth Clugston and
Mrs. MargaretKnable and daugh-
ter Mamie took dinner at the
home OF Mrs. Anna Cooper last
Sunday, and Ehjah Knable spont
the day with his brother Newton
IN the Meadowgrolnds.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12

Miss Maye Sheets who had
been spending the summer
months in the home Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheets
has gone to Defiance Bedford
County TO teach during the com.
Ing winter.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
McEhaney,

Samuel McEhaney, Dublin
townships we'll known stockdeal-
er, was in town Monday on bust
ness.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU Know
Snapshots at Their comIngs and Goingst
Here for Vacation, or Away
for RestfuIOuting.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

h'lS, was SueSb OI MI ana
Mrs. G. B, Mellott, Tuesday.
John T. Laley and DIR. j. Il.
Mellott of Belfast township, were
in town Wednesday of last week.
Miss Nora Fisher, of this piece
is spending this week visiting In
Shlppensburg and Hagerstown.
John III. Reisner is spending
short time at his nome here ire
paratory to going away TO school.
Samuel and Gala Cooper re.
turned home last Sunday and
Russell is also visiting friends in
the Cove.
Mr.. Nat Wishart Of Pittshurg,
Pa, Is visiting his parents, DR..
and Mrs. II. S. Wishart of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Mellott, of
indianapolis, Ind, is visiting the
family of Hon. Peter Morton OF
this place.
Clarence l.. Slpes, a popular
druggist of Belllvue Pa, Is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Nelson Sipes of this place.
N. H. Stevens, near Huston
town, was in McConnellsburg on
Tuesday to meet his cousin DR..
j. Q. Stevens, of Harrisburg.
Miss Ada Rexroth left last
Saturday morning for another
years work as teacher IN the pub
lie schools at Newtown, Buck.
county.
Miss Bessie I.wln has gone to
Holland, Pa, where she will be-
engaged during the current year
teaching In the public schools OF
that town.
Mrs. Henrietta Graves, of Ore
gon, Illinois, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ben
der, and other friends in town
and the Cove.
Mr.. Emory N. Pittman, con-
ductor on one of the street car
lines in Pittsburg, has been
spending a week am ong his Full
ton coun y friends.
Porter Ham, of Clearfield, Pa,
is visiting among his Fulton coun-
ty relatives and friends. He was
in town Tuesday with his broth
er Squire Bert Ham.
Miss jessie Wishart of the
United States Pension Office
Pitts sburg, is spending part of
her annual vacation with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Wishart,
East Water street.
MISS Mary Hoke, after having
spent six weeks visiting friends
in Lewistown, Latrobe, Pitts
burg, Saxton, and other places,
returned home last Saturday
evening. Mary says she 'just
had the time CT her hfe."
Mrs. It. w. Raisbeck and
Miss Zola, who had
been spending sometime with
the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. B. Stevens and otheS
relatives in the county, returned
TO their home in Erie, Pa, last
Saturday.
Mr.. q. M. Lodge spent a day
or two during the past week
IN the home of his sister Mrs. s.
w. Kirk in this place. Charlie
has just completed a three years
course at the Seminary In VIII
Transport, Pa, and In a few days
will enter Dickinson college at
Carlisle for a course Of four years
more.
MISS Frances Litton OF Peabody
Kansas, after having visited the
Jamestown Exposition, Wash.
ngton, and Atlantic City. Is
pending few weeks with
riends and relatives in this coun-
y. Her pareuts Richmond Latto.,
md wife, nee Mary Hess, we're
natives Of Thompson tcwnsbip,
md went TO kansas about rs
'ears ago. where The father since
bed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-07

capital, los metodos, los cor Dcimien
tos, la vida, en- fin, de esp9 les pa
triotas que sirvan su p con ell
caudal que le haya pr aonado
en- TERRA extrafla Ell epfus 20 ell
triunfo?
Desde Fuenterrabfaf5 Ia Corufia,
es tai el sello de BIZ star puesto
ALI por Ell "indianismQ",, ,,quc, compa-
RADIO con otras regionds de suelo inf
nltamente mas rico, Rarece aquella
aspera faja de costa Il Paralso de Ia
Patria.
Ell capital venido s.e America ha
empezedo a moverse en- vS~ias en-
presas, Y algunoS de 9edlto, como Ell
Banco Hispano Am, .ano,. tiene va
|1mpOrtantes sucursale, en- Mexico v
Buenos Aires, cosa due todavfa no
ha sabldo hacer ell pri7ilegiado Banco
de Espafia.
tQue sucedera cuaIdo por Ell es-
tuerzo de todos 1ndianos, sin
abandono de sus ZEN Am6ri-
ca, asoclados con G istas de acz
tomen parte en- Ell 6 suv'a.de nues-
tros Vastos recurs0 emp andan su
exploitation con Id .4acidat. clari-
videncla que les es gAnial y apliquen
EN- lndustria, en- agricI ltura, en- mine
ria los netodos ma1modernos los
que aplican allende los mares, para
ser los prlmeros comerciantes los
primeros agricultor :, los primeros
lndustr1ales Y hasta lps primeros m
neros, en- los distl tol paises en- que
vlven2 Aun as1 mo- ALT 4 caDital2
tDe que sirven ent gces asocia
clon, de que sirve = rGdito, sino pa
ra traer bajo bano spanola y en-
blen de Espaf1a, dine a m6dico ere
bleS2
Mlrada de este mddo la question.
los que emigran para mantcner viva
Inuestra unldad con los pueblos hispa-
|noamerlcanos; para traer IN gran con.
|tlngente de blenestar 4 "a Patria es-
peclalmente en- sus comarcas de ori-
gen; para ofrecernos la esperanza de
unarenovaci6n en- nuestra vida medro-
sa y rutlnarla, tconstitlyen TN obsta
|culo en- Ell progreso .uc anhelamos
|alcanzar2
Detalles, accidente modos de pro
cedlmlento, cuandC tiene caracter
|meramente adjective en- este importan.
tlslmo asuntO, sera motivo de nueyas
Iconsideraciones.
TET ~ OR0 GARCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-07
EMIGRACI0N ESPANOLA
DERR0TER0S ABlERT0S

Descenderemos TN POGO. Para los
que 40 ven mas que 10 que tienen
delante de los ojos, nj aprecian sino
aquello cuyos provechos pueden pal
par, la perspective de tina Espafla
grande de TN "iberismo' triunfante,
de una raza unida por cuanto hay de
mas deseab bic; por ell amor, por la
justicia, por la libertad, por la consa-
gracion devotfsima al perfecciona-
miento, dentro de su esencia, de su
tipo, de su caracterfstica personali-
dad, ha de parecerles algo 4 manera
de fantasia de poeta, de delirio de
soflador, de quimera de ide6logo,
cuando a6rmo que, sobre la realidad
burda, vlve una realidad mas efecti-
va, madre de anhelos ysspirac ZONES
que Ell tempo Sc encarga de conver-
tir en- hechos. Y, sin embargo, asi
pasan las cosas.
La emigration 4 A 1erica podra
|disminuir; Ell cambio 2 toda clase
de productos aumentar; as circunsz
tancias determinaran Ell fenomeZo;
pero la ley de concentraci6n, de1cer-
camiento, de solidarldad en- Espa-
fia y sus hijas emancipada5, Sc cum
plira necesariamente. porque Ell cen
tro de gravedad no radica en- los
lntereses de momento, sino en- las
Ialmas, y las almas, en- 10 que ALA Y
aca tienen de permanente, sc com
penetran y conTunden, movi4ndose
hacla los mismos ideales.
Pero es precise no contrariar tai
proceso por medios insensatos; es
indispensable poncr mano de hierro
sobre Ell sordid especulador sobre
Ell "gancho' infame, al mismo tempo
que, bien comprendido ell problema,
ltengamos 6rme voluntad de encau-
carlo y conducirlo hacia el bien y
grandeza de Espafia. JSuprimirlo;
liQuF demencia! ESQ no SO puede ha.
Ger, nj Sc intenta hacer en- i ninguna
parte.
Para afrontar con probabilidades de
acierto IA question. hay que tener en-
cuenta los factores que actdsn en- es
tos momentos con prodigiosa activi-
dad en- ell sostenimiento, mas que del
estado comercial, del proceso de in
ltegraclon entire Espafla y la America
latina Ocioso parece decir que me
rcflero 4 La co9onias espaf1olas raai-
ir. lis cn q Nuev, niundo.
r. efecs" son tSas colonias e.
plsl.te teldido trayes &c los mare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-07
gJNFIRMACIONES Y MISSION
EN- la SANTA IGLEsIA CATHEDRAL

Ell sabado 10 de Agosto al toque de
oracion dara principle en- la Iglesia
Catedral la santa Mission cargo de
dos P. P. de la Compa1ia de Tes1s y
continuando aquella en- los dlas 81
guientes hasta el IS del mismo mes.
Durante los referidos dias Sc ad-
ministrara por ell Ilustrisimo Sefior
|Obispo Ell Sacramento de la Conhr-
macion. Ell programa de los eier-
|cicios sera ell siguiente:
/. Todos los dfas las ? de la
maf1ana tendra lugar una misa rezada
explicandose durante ella, las cere-
monias y misterios que enc Terra y
d continuation una plAtica doctrinal
terminando las 8.
2. De las 9 las 10, doctrina 4 los
niflos y nifias de 4 Ia amos, pre-
paracion para Ia primera communion.
3. De 10 a III, confesiones de loe
contirmados y confirmation de s
mismos.
4. De 5 4 A de la tarde confesi,nes
de los confrmados y siguienco las
con6rmaciones de a a6.
5. Al toque de oracion Rosario,
sermon doctrinal, canto y s8rm6n mo-
raj, tcrmin andose con is estrofas
Perdon, oh Dios mfo!
Ell domingo IS a as siete de la
mailana communion General que dara
el llustrisimo sefor Obispo conce
sion de Ia indulgencia plensria.
II llustiisimo seflor Obispo ruega
encarecfdamente. todos los que Sc
Icdenten en- el nlimero de sus feles
d'ocesanos la asistencia 4 tan p;ado
sos aCtuS.
Manuel ". COMti0.
Puerto Rico, agosto 5 de 1907.