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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Doubt. Rate NJ rpclr SAM. Gate.

WASHINGTON. July The new
immigration laws placing numerous re-
strictions upon the incoming ~ unde-
sirahlc foreigners gocs Into effect TO.
day. The most important change
brought abuut by the acts ~ congress
passed in February h the Increase of
the head tax from s. "a 81.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Was In Poor Health for Year.

Ira W. Kelley Of Mansfield. Pa.
writes: 4 was III poor health for two
years suffering from kidney and blad.
der thoublo and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit but was
cured by Foley's Kidney Cure and I
desire 10 add my testimony that II may
be- the cause of restoring the health OF
others" Refuse substitutes. u. A.
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Kaiser .n.r q nsuah,es-iH-isw.

COPENIGAGEN. July The cmpcr.
m and empress n Germany will visit
The King and queen 81 Denmark az
Copenhagen on Wednesday. II IL ~.
morcd in Danish court circles that the
kniser's thiri son. Prince Adalbert. Il
snruTcd 10 Princess Thyrn. the second
daughter ~ King Frederick.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

WASHINGTON. July THE wealth
or buwnu announces that the month
lust CLOSED was the coolest June II
record ln Washington in the last sew
cnty.nyc years and that the same ..
probably true of New England. m,
middle Atlantic siatgs sud the lowe'
fsta r,.ufuu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Geo. E.DonneIIy

will locate in Bennington July and
will be prepared at that time to take
a limited number Of pupils on the
violin. For terms and arrangements
address George K. Donnelly, Ben
nington VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

Generally debilltated for years.
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn out and all run down. bur.
dock Blood Bltters made me a we'll
woman. Mrs Charles Freitoy. Moo
sup, Conn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinncr7
Tongue coated Complexion sallow ?
Liver needs waking mp. Doans Regu.
lets cure bilious attacks % cents at
any drug store
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
croker 90 Get F,ssd.~ of Dahiis.

ffohrf 70 'Ft fff'""h " h""h"s
DUBLIN. July 2.-Thc corporation
u Dublin decided by vote u - 20 n
to cunfcr the freedom % the city upon
Richard Croker. whose horse orby wen
the English Derby NJ EPSON and the
Irish Derby M Curugh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

Farmers, merchants. railroadcrs. Ia.
borers, rely on Or Thomas Electric
OH. Takes the sting out OF cuts.
burns or bruises nj once. Pain cannot
stay where II Is used.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Comes But Once Year and Everybody Celebrates

We are prepared as never before serve you in prepar-
alton for the event Every man. young and boy will
want new things for the occasion whether he spends the day
at home or abroad.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
CA3ToRTA.

Bsars tts zlhs Kind fou Have NhaE Bough
''' e &rHAZzzsI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Hats and Caps

Panama Hats, $500 to $1,000
Sailor Straws, 50c TO 500
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

We also complete Hammocks $500
every description everything for the happ
the day
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

One thousand fourth
hands and strings, regular
5Oc ties at Csc or three
for sl.O0. They are in
solid colors, blue, red,
purple, black, white and
green.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
SANDERsON'S LEAVE OF
ABSENCE Is EXTENDED
Gallagher Holds Removal
of Supervisor Is Not
Mandatory

Acting Mayor Gallagher said yester-
day that he had granted Supervisor
W. w. Sanderson, who is now in Ari-
zona, an extension of sixty days on
his original sixty days leave of abb
sence, which expired on February IL,
last and which expiration made the
last named subject to removal from
Office under the charter.
Gallagher admitted that there was
no provision of the charter which gave
him the power to extend the leave of
absence from the State of city Off
ciaI In excess of the legal sixty days
limit Gallagher further said that the
charter provision subjecting to re-
moval a city official who overstayed his
absence, as Sanderson had done, was
not mandatory upon the Mayor to en-
compass such removal.
Section 8 of article 16 of the charter
under the caption of Miscellaneous
reads as follows
NO officer of the city and county,
except members of the Police Depart
ment, acting under orders of the Chief
thereof, shall absent himself from the
State; but he may. once only during his
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
REFUGEE CAMPS SCENES
Of SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Clubs Organized and Musi-
cal Entertainments Are
Given by Inmates

At the meeting of the Woman's Alli-
ance yesterday afternoon several in
teresting reports were made relative
to the work being carried on in the
social halls which have been recently
established in the refugee camps. Miss
Lucille Eaves, the president of the alli-
ance, told of the mems club which has
been organized in Columbia Park
Square with a membership of fifty. Fri
day evening the club gave musical
entertainment. which proved great
success, the programme consisting en-
tirely of numbers given by inmates of
the camp.
The Olympic Club has promised to
lend aid in the movement and Presi-
dent William Greer Harrison is very
enthusiastic over 1t. The members of
the club will organize classes which
will meet once a week in each of the
camps. They will also get up an en-
tertainment, which will be given sue
cessively in each of the camps.
Mrs. NJ. Esberg, the president of the
Emanuel Sisterhood, read a report of
the social work being done by her So
ciety in Columbia Park Square, con-
sisting of various activities such as
clubs, sewing schools. lectures. singing
lessons and so on. Mrs. Margaret B..
Shehan told of similar work being done
at the Richmond camp. Miss s. T..
Duffey told of her successful Sunday
school work in the camps.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
FINDS MAN SHE welded
WAS ONCE IN MADHOUsE
Bride Discovers Asylum
Papers When Husband
Disappears
MET IN FIRE DAYS
Thrown Together After the
Quake and Married
in Haste

SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 23.-The police
and the Sheriffs deputies of this city
are searching for A. ]. Fain. laundry
worker who disappeared mysteriously
two weeks ago. Yesterday while
searching his trunk for some message
which might explain his disappearance.
his six months bride was Mortified to
find discharge which had been issued
to him by the authorities of the Napa
State Insane Asylum.
The couple were thrown together by
the April disaster last year in Oakland
and were welded almost Immediately
afterward.
Mrs. Fain states that the conduct Of
her husband has been peculiar in the
extreme on several occasions. On the
evening that he disappeared she had
left the house but a short time and
on returning Fain had left, taking an
extra pair of trousers and one of her
shoes with him. She fears that he
may have ended his life IN the bay.
Fain was formerly an enploye of the
Excelsior Laundry of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
cHAuFFEUR SUES ESTATE
Assisted Dr. Stinson in Performing
Operations and Demands Paw

r c. Wilson, formerly chauffeur for
Dr. ]. C. Stinson, the well known physi-
clan who lost his life in the California
Hotel on the morning of April Is of
last year. has brought suit against the
estate for S1116.65, which he claims is
due him for services performed in as
sisting DR.. Stinson in operations and
as back pay on his salary.
Wilson alleges that he was in Dr.
Stinson's employ from December 4, 1904,
until the time Of his death, and that the
wage was SIS and 800 a month at diff
ferent times during this period. He
claims that he drew only 1920 during
this time, leaving the remainder in DR..
Stinson's hands, and that he also as
sisted at twelve surgical operations,
for each of which he was to receive
$3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
DECIDES OIL TRUST CASE
Tennessee Supreme Court Reverses
Action as to Standard

NASHVILLE, Feb. 23.-In the case
of the Standard OIL Company and C. D.
Holt VS.. The State of Tennessee, in
volving the constitutionality of the
antitrust laws, the Supreme Court to-
day reversed the case as to the Stand
ard Oil Company and approved it as to
Holt. The Standard OIL Company and
Holt, one of it's agents, were indicted
upon the charge of making an Illegal
contract to control the price of coal
oil. Holt by direction, visited s. w.
Love- who had ordered oil from the
Evansville Oil Company and secured
the countermanding of the latter's or
der on a promise, it was alleged, to
give Love 100 gallons of oil free as
a premium.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
PIONEER PASSES AWAY

Benjamin F. Ames, a pioneer ship
ping merchant and drayman of this
city, passed away at his home Friday
after a brief illness. Ames was well
known in wholesale mercantile circles,
where he had been in business for
many years, retiring from active par
ticipation shortly before the disaster.
He was 70 years of age and a native
of Machais, Maine. He came to Cali
fornia with the first rush of gold-seek-
ers. He is survived by widow and
several grown children. The funeral
will take place from the late residence
of the deceased, Frederick street and
De Long avenue. today at o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
CHRIsrIAN SCIENCE LEcTURE

Clarence A Buskirk of ST. Louis, who
is making a lecture tour of the Pacific
Coast. will give a free lecture on Chris
tian Science Friday evening, March /,
at s o'clock, in Christian Science Hall,
Sacramento and Scott streets. Buskirk
served for two terms as Attorney Gen.
eral of the State of Indiana, but is now
a member of the Christian Science
board of lectureship of The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston.
and the lecture will be given under the
auspices Of the local church of that
denomination.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

mrs. miiler'S New Residence. Earned in
Less Than One Year
several years ago Mrs. Miller learned
on milo and simple preparation that
cured herself and several friends of fe-
-llale weakness and piles. She was be-
etSseQ Dy so many women needin &
= LtEealnent that she decided TO furnish
= to LnoSe who might call for it. She
sIaFled with only a few dollars capital,
aAu tne remedy, possessing true and
= nS--ueI Lul merit, producing many cures
MtLSI doctors and other remedies failed,
euS osnlano grew so rapidly she was
several times compelled to seek larger
q1srters- She now occupies one of the
city s largest Office buildings. which
she owns. and almost one hundred
Slerks ana stenographers are required
20 assist in this great business.
Million Women Use Ii.
More than q million women have used
mrs. Miller's remedy, and no matter
Where you live, she can refer you to la
0les in your own locality who can and
VIII tel any sufferer that this marvel
Gus remedy really cures women De-
ness Is very extensive, she is always
Wlllng 10 give aid and advice to every
sunering woman who writes to her.
She IS a generous, good woman and has
decided 10 give away TO women who
nave never used her medicine 100000
worth absolutely FREE.
Every woman suffering with pains in
the head, back and bowels. bearing
down feelings, nerv vOusness, creeping
sensations up the~spine, melancholy,
desire. to cry, hot flashes, WEAKNESS,
or piles from any cause. should sit
right down and send her name and ad-
dress to Mrs. Cora 3. Miller, Box 5237,
kokomo, Ind, and receive by mail
cree OF charge in plain wrapper) a So
cent box OF her marvellous medicine;
also her valuable book, which every
woman should have.
Remember, this offer will not last
long, for thousands and thousands OF
women who are suffering will take
advantage Of this generous means OF
getting cured So If you are ailing, do
not suffer another day, but send your
name and address TO Mrs. Miller for
the book and medicine before the
100000 worth is all gone.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
CARELESS TEAMsTER JAILED

AS Side issue to the "spotless town"
crusade George Winn, teamster, was
imprisoned yesterday for driving a
wagon with a leaky bottom Winn was
taken into custody as he was driving
down Folsom street, leaving a line of
dirt and pieces of bricks behind him.
This was the first arrest for an Of
fense of this kind for many months.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

term of Office, so absent himself for a
period of not more than sixty days upon
the written permission of the Mayor
so to do.
Violation of this section shall be
sufficient cause for the removal of any
officer violating the same"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

him an extension of his leave as he
considered that Sanderson was a de
facto' Supervisor. despite the fact that
having overstayed his absence leave
was deemed sufficient cause for re-
moval. according to charter provf-
siOns.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

Gallagher holds that the section sim
ply specifies the ground for removal
and the Mayor may utilize the power
vested in him only if he so chooses
As there is No disposition to take an
unfair advantage of Sanderson, who is
seriously i'll, Gallagher says he granted
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
MuRnEREss IN MENrAL nAzE

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Flora Nc
Donald was arraigned today upon the
charge of killing Webster Guerin. Her
mental condition was such that the
case was continued until March 5. Her
physicians say that her reason may
never be restored.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Mrs. Cora B. Miller
Makes a Fortune
started Few Years Ago With No
capital and Now FmDIovS Nearly
one Hundred Clerks and
Sfpnoorv.o,,Eo,.r
StenOgraphers

Ns,7,Iatll 7Illt a few Years ago Mrs. Cora B.
- tkl..lNeo llNeo IN a manner similar TO that
- ~ ny ousahos Of other very poor women
81 q me average small town and village.
5.-e now resides in her own palatial
,,-,o - !" p" nsoone residence and is considered
one OF the most successful business
'Wehnen IN the United States
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Colossal ImpudenCe

This paper recently published
the following formula for the
immediate relief of coughs and
colds, given out by a. prominent
Philadelphia ,,;n tnrSa1 Ha,s amnd. AND rnn lnns
centrated oil of pine. two ounces
of pIycerfne. half pint of good
whiskey. shake thoroughly and
use I'm tablespoon doses every
four hours"
This fs the recipe that was
Sound so wonderfully effective I'm
the pine forest camps for con-
sumptfyes and the Concentrated
oil Of pine is a preparation put
up by a weIl-known pharmaceu-
teal house under the process
which produces the only truly
soluble pine preparation.
Two patent medicines have re-
Gently sprung INTO exis.ence,
yynx hold enough to make the as
aertiou I'm an advertisement re-
Gently that the Concentrated oil
of pine was an imitation of their
goods. There liz not much TO be
mid against such audacity ex-
cent that it is to be hoped that
The pnbIfc is too intelligent to be
ruIIed by such an imposition.
The real .Concentratedc oil of
nine is obtainable at any we'll
stocked prescription druggist and
IL nIaiuly marked. 1T comes only
In one way and that is haIf-ounce
bottles. each enclosed In a round
III frou, changes of the atmOs-
nbere and i'm this way makes 1T
imnossibIe for the ozone in oil
to escape, and 1t can be pre-
served indefinitely.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
COFFEE

Get grocer and cook to-
gether and ask what's the
matter!
Your grocer returns your money If you don't
like Schilling's Best
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
ENrERrAINs CALIFoRNIANs

Mrs Grunsky has been entertaining
the Misses Henrietta and Lillian Stadt-
muller of San Francisco, guests of Miss
Grunsky, and who left recently for New
York. While her visitors were here
Mrs. Grunsky entertained at many in
formal dinners. for which she has be-
come noted in the capital circles. Her
Thursdays Eat home have always at
tracted bevy of Californians and
Western people.
Mrs. George T. Marye, whose weekly
dinners, at which her native land of
California is always generously repre-
sented, have become a feature of the
social life here, had as her guest of
honor recently Mrs. Austin Tubbs Mrs
Marye's Saturday afternoons "at home"
are always the signal for Californians
to congregate from far and near Mrs
Marye recently utilized her afternoon
''at home" as debutante tea, with Miss
Leila Stafford of Massachusetts as the
guest of honor. Mrs. Marye's warmth
of manner and ready tact made her tea
one of the most enjoyable of the debu-
tante affairs" this season. She also
gave a violet luncheon" to Mrs. Cap
tain Biddle, wife OF the military at
tache to Berlin, who has only recently
returned to this country. The daintily
decorated table, with its luxuriance of
violets. was laid for twelve. and at each
plate fragrant bouquet of violets art
fully concealed the name cards
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Advance Sale Of Sprin&
In All Departments at Most Unus
Dress Skirts

New Spring Importations of Altman
Wolfe Skirts, with guaranteed silk drop
skirt. Extremely wide Stitched taf-
feta bands and folds,
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yN Gran BINlgETE.
Como seTa inauguIads Ia FTateTnidad
Bsn6tiCa J Social.
Es prOhlhIs que d lcto 50 realIeS o. los 'aIOnos
dsI PlTquO.

En- breve csIebrar6n en- e1ta Ciudad, un
gran banquats los organizadorel de la-
Fraternidad Bsnefca y SoCiab actO con 81
Cual solemnizar6n Ia Inauguration de di'
cha sociedad.
El banquete BarS da Glen Cubiertos, q
diez. dollars cada un0 de los comengRles.
Es 81 prop61ito de los iniciadorea del
banquete allpgar, por ese medic, fondoB 81
contingente benefico de la FraternidGd.
Los oTadores que en- sI acto tomarSn
parte, expondF6n los principioB fundamen'
tales de la sociedad. La mdsica ameniza'
"a esa fiesta de inauguration, y 81 p6blico
podr6 entEar en- el local q. 20 designe para
aqu6lla, pagando so 10 que ingresar6n en-
ell fondo ben6ico.
VendrSn San Juan muchoB simpatiza'
dores De ID Fratsrnidad , auociadOs de Ia
isla.
Els probable que el banquete % verifque
ca los sslones del PaEque hay gran en-
tusiasmo on San Juan para pressnciar eSa
fiesta por los distinguishes oradores que en-
ella haF6n uSO de Ia palabra.
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Ahora no son los altos prsGlOs slRO'
IA maIl CalIdad de los artiGuIOs,

sigue dando juego en- Ssnturce y en- Ia
ciudad, la mala calidsd de artfculos de
primeTa necesidad, como por ejemplo, el
pan.
Hasta ha POGO Sc habfa quejado el pd
blico consumidor, de que los precioE de
artfculoA de primera necesidsd como la le-
che, el pan la carne, SO soBtenfan en- un
alza de precios inmoderada y periudiciaI
4 las classes proletarias que constituyen Ia
parte mas importsnts del pdblico consumi.
dor de esos articulos. Pero ahora resulta
que aquellos males Sc une otro mas gra-
We: la maIa calidad del artfculo.
De Ia cRlidsd del pan que ge viene ex-
pendiendo desde hsce algunos dias en-
Santurce, la ciudad Puerta de TERRA,
da fs-el repetido clamoreo del veCindaTio.
Una acci6n en6rgica se impone para ga
raptizar al pdblico On sus derechos & obte-
nar un buen producto cuando 10 psga =
10 susle pagar caro-.
Los encsrgados del Servicio de Bani.
dad an el depaTtamento Consolidate han
emprendido una Baludable acci6n reali
zando vipitas 6 inspeccioneE & los estable'
cimientoS encargados de producer tan ne.
cegario artfculo es precise que esa acCi6n
sea aecundsda poT todRB las autoridadeB
llsmadss defender velsr por los in-
tereses de Ia administration pGblica.
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ROBO De uN REL0l
ell sabadO.
Fu6 dsscuhIsTto hSbIImaBts pot o. guSTdla BO'
nIfaGIo Fernandez

La sonora Maria Borr6u, duefia de IN
Bazaar eDtableeido frente & Ia plaza Baldo-
rioty, di6 cuenta ell E6bado por la noche &
la policfa secreta de que le habian Tobado
un reloj que habfa colocado Bobre IN moE-
trador interior de Su establecimiento.
Encarg6as de ests Bervicio 81 guardia
Borifscio Fernandez CON calma apa-
reute puso manos & Ia obrs, obra
de romanos 81 De tiene en cuenta que no 90
sospechaba de nadie.
Procedi6 el guardia de referencia ha'
Ger una investigation, viuiendo en- como
cimientS de que Miguel Diaz, las de
Ia tarde del sabado, hRbfa conducido uuOs
bultos al establecimiento de Ia citsda
seiora.
Diaz fu6 detenido psro no habfa medic
de que confasara la verdad. Entonces el
policfa le ofreci6 dollars y entonCes de-
clar6 que habfa vendido 81 reIoj al quin'
callero Jos6 Gautier.
AHA fu6 Fernandez con Disz, ? dej6
que celabraraD una GntsTvieaO Hacienda
90 Iuego 81 distraido oy6 que ell quincallero
dijo Diaz.
-Dfque me empefiastes sl reloj, ,pero no
que me 10 has vendido.
Fern6ndez practice un registro On ia
cana,ta del quincallerO apareciendo el
reloj. que es de orc, pequefo y con un
monoggama tornado por las inicialeB L. O.
81 deteotivo, procedi6 deteneT tsmbi6n
al quincallero encubridor, pueE Heg6n in-
formeu, no es la pTimera vez que encubre
hechos an6logos. No ha mucho Sc le ocu-
paron unas tijeras robadas & nm ameri-
csno.
La uorprsua de Dfsz, fac aubisndo de
puntc, haAta rayar en- asombro cuando el
polic1a le quito los $5 qua como gancho le
habfa dado, mayor Her6 todavfa 30 sor'
presa, cuando liable 81 tribunal.
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Raya en- abuse 10 que 70 eut6 cometiendc
con 81 pdblico consumidor de San Juan =
Bus barrios con el pan que 80 sirve, por al-
gunas tahonas.
Ell pan que 90 est6 vendiendo eB malo
hasta ALA: uno de nuestros empleados, es.
tando almorzando aver al Probar el pan,
hubo de Tetirarlo por estar agrio y de NAL
color, 50 masa negra negra como 81 fuera
pan hscho con polvO de cafe.
Llsmamos Ia atsnci6n del inspector de
sanidad para que yea que olass de harina
usan aSf como los csldos que parece no eS'
tan en buen estado deSde 81 momento en-
que el pan % sgrfa. Sc estS> comiendo
pan sin peso flo & 40 CentsvOs las 4 hoga-
zas , malo, pero muy malo.
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"a. dsba Isar esto.

Beber aqua perfsctamente pura ea Ia
mayor garantfa de una buena .Balud.
LIamamos la atenci6n sobre el anuncio
que aparece ca otro lugRr sobre los Fill
TRO6 Belkefsld para Aqua, adaptables
81 acueducto = & cualquier dep6sito ele.
vado
EGtoB fiitros, los mas famoBos Conocidog,
suministran aqua, libre de toda bacteria,
= en- gran cantidad. Por sumas desde
TRES dollars en- adeIante CUMPRARA
I'd. su galud la de Bu famiIia.
Pregunte 4 su m6dico sobre las condi-
clones de estoB fltros.
AHORA MTsMO pida 81 cat6logo 4
Rivero & Co. San Juan p R eva
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Junta pIrsetlva Dc 'EI Ragarn

En- las eleccioneS generates celebrsdaB
para constituir Ia Junta DIRECTIVE de Ia
sociedad de benefcios mdtuos "El Hogsr" !,
durante Ell sfio econ6mico de 1908, 30
obtuvo 81 siguienta resultado: PreSidente,
Don Jose B. Monsgaa; Vice PTegidente,
Don Ramon Lopez. Vocales: Don Jose
A. Cordoba, Don Francisco Acufia,
Don Susano Bocanegrs, Don Pldcido Mo-
rales, Don Rafael Rodriguez, Don Fran.
cisco Nieves.
El aeiior Monagas ser6 Presidents este
afio por cuarta reelecci6n, , esto acredita
Ell iuter6s que 80 toma por tan progresista
sociedad
Nueutra fslicitaci6a todos los eIectos.