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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-21

that was not pleasing, for he had
now seen something Of practical
politics. But he felt that an effort
was being made to force him into
a humiliating, and possibly false,
position, and it angered him.
I'm going to sign" he repeated,
doggedly.
Darnell nodded his head approx
ingly, but said nothing.
Then you'll have to make the
fight alone from now on the Old
Man announced, in tone of dis
gust and disappointment.
"Ill do It," said Mason. sd rath.
err 20 to honorable defeat than to
dishonorable victory. There's moth
ing in that pledge that I ought not
to sign: as an independent prom
Used to sign 1t, and as a democrat
I'll keep that promise. | confess |
don't know why you object, and |
don't care. I'm going on record
plainly---as Darnell has DONE
The Old Man gave a scowlng
glance In the direction of Darnell,
as IL he would say. "If you had only
kept away could have put this
thing through" Then he turned to
Ryan and spoke with the cold de-
liberateness of the autocrat.
Tell Howe" he said, chat he's
released from his pledge in the
Eighth, and can do as he pleases;
and let Pepper know that we have
no candidate there, so he can work
up any kind of a combination he
likes. In a word, tip 1t off that it's
free-for-all, and we don't give a
damn for anything except the city
ticket"
ITO be continued)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-21
METHoDiSTS ROBBED.

SEATTLE. Jan. 21.-Furnish-
ings taken from the First Metho-
dist church when it was disman-
tied about a year ago. have been
stolen from the building In which
they were stored, to the value OF
about $1,000, and the police are
now endeavoring to locate and ar
rest the robber.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-21
Die AND DOC

While there fun in sight the messenger boy
when he got in trouble his purp forgave him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-21
FED FISHES CASH,

TACOMA, Jan. 21.--Olaf Ander-
son, logger, after imbibing freely
Of liquor was found at the wharf
throwing money into the bay. He
said he was feeding the fishes.
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The Spokane Press. delivered to
any part of the city for 25 cents
per month.
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$4,000 damages from the New City

KHIIWHy co.
Her petition recites that when she
protested to the conductor of
crosstown car because it failed to
stop in front of Proctor's theater,
and became insistent when he re-
fused to ring the bell, he struck her
on the cheek. The blow caused the
cheek to swell, she declares. and
when the swelling subsidized the dim
pie was gone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07

The services at the NJ. e. church,
south, corner Webb and Aura streets,
for March will be conducted by the
pastor, ]. D. Lewellen. The subject
for the II a. m. service will be
Christ AS the Bread of Life" The
subject for the evening will be THAT
Young Man in Pendleton with CT
garette in One Corner of His Mouth
Billiard Stick in His Hand, and
Wheels on His Feet, the Conditions
Producing Him and His Prospective
Future" The Sunday school at 10
a. m. to which you are cordially in
vited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07

is but one rebel. The human brain.
1t violates the will of God. 1t tries
to improve on the Creator. 1t causes
a discord in universal harmony. 1t
jars the music of the sphere. Our
mode of living is unnatural. Our di-
vine instincts are suppressed. Our
social system is artificial. No Won
der crimes and cruelties abound, No
wonder the rebel is being punished for
defying the divine government. If
like the stars we moved in tune with
the Infinite, the millennium would be
here.
Yet 1 thank God that man has the
power to rebel. If he had to do right,
like the animals, he would deserve no
credit. He would move on a prede-
stined path. He would be machine.
He would have no free will no re-
sponsbility He might have inno-
cence, but he would have no virtue.
Innocence is a lily. Virtue is star.
And this is what l like about the
Eden-story 1t is poetry plus truth,
When Adam plucked the apple, man
rose from the animal stage. He
learned the difference between good
and evil. He gained the power to
choose. He became free. If he ac-
cepted God, he deserved credit. Ad-
am was the Lincoln of ante-deluvian
days
I will not recur to the statement.
of Ingersoll, mo devil, no Christ"
know what he means. If Christ did
not come to destroy the works Of the
devil, was he not Don Quixote tilt
ing wndmills, a sham soldier fight
ing a man of straw? This is theol-
ogy, but not logic. 1t is amusing that
such reasoning is accepted by the two
extremes-Orthodoxy and Ingersoll-
ism. Truth lies between.
Let US ask Plato. The human soul,
he says, IS like a chariot, pulled down
ward by a black horse, pulled upward
by white one. Let US ask Goethe
Two souls, alas, are lodged within |
my breast" Let us ask Robert Louis |
He gives US DR.. Jekyll |
md Mr. Hyde.
These are hints that'throw light on |
he mystery When man emerged !
rom he animal he partook Of high .
soul. q voice divine, a longing for
iod but the lower soul still clings to
|im Virtue is the triumph Of the
higher soul, vice the triumph Of the
over The struggle between the two
comprises the drama Of life Con-
cience being the tribunal.
IN this struggle is there no room
or Christ? DO we not need inspira-
Jon 10 reach the good A book helps
ip. a Shakespearean play helps US
'he sight of the stars help US The
knowledge Of Datural law helps us
III these are Christs that raise US. We {
eed hem N spite Of them we Of
en- fail. And more than plays and
looks and Nature we treasure the in
luence ~ people A pure woman, I
That an i1snirationl A sincere man,
That an example! The life of Christ I
; an eternal stream Of goodness
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
Christian Church.

Bible school, 9:45. Systematic se-
ries in the bible study; separate class
rooms and a class for any age or
grade. You are invited to visit the
school; come and study with us w.
f. Taylor. supt.; II a. m, communion
and preaching, sermon "The Worlds
Greatest Story" 3 p. m, junior en-
deavor and mission band; $3.50 p. M,
young peoples. society c. E., subject
for study. "The Wise Use of Time"
Mrs. Reetz, leader; 1880, p. M, SER
mon, "a Beacon Light to Wandering
Boys" Wednesday night, prayer
meeting and choir practice Friday
night, teachers training course and
the mems fraternal class. A cordial
invitation is extended to all our serv-
ices. A Mackenzie Medium, pastor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
First Presbyterian Church.

Corner College and Alta streets. w
L. Van Nuys, pastor. Morning wor-
ship at 1890. This will be a special
service. Members will be received,
and the sacraments of baptism and
the Lords supper administered. In
stead of a sermon, expressions of
Thanksgiving and praise will be Civ
en- by members of the church. Ap-
propriate music has been prepared
for the service. The Bible school
meets at II m. There are classes for
all. Young peoples meeting at $50
p. m. Evening worship at 1880. > The
girls glee club of Pendleton academy
will sing several selections at this
service. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to those who have no church
home to join in the worship Of the
day
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07

flowing through the centuries and
causing to bloom on its banks the ILL
les of purity and the roses of love
How little they know Thee, sublime
Nazarene, they who would force us to
admit mo devil, no Christi Thou
art the Sun of Glory as long as Virtue
has a shrine in the human heart and
Truth throne in the brain!
1 am writing these lines not to
shatter idols, but to raise ideals. l
would see Christianity free from the
grasp of Superstition. l would open
the doors of the Church that all seek
ers after truth might enter without
stultifying themselves. 1 believe that
nothing in the world is so ill-repre-
sented, so abused so stepped in alb
surdity as religion.
And yet know that there is in all
the world nothing so enobling, so ele-
waiting, so altogether helpful as true
Christianity. 1t is absurd to believe
in devil. 1t is not true that the
Bible is infallible. 1t is sophistry to
say, "If you have no miracles, you
have no Christ" Let me tell you
what true religion is. 1t is to believe
that God is interested in human af-
fairs, that life is more than meat,
that our experiences here are lessons
in kindergarten, that we should be
merciful toward each other, that those
who struggle with triumph and that
l. mortality is the victor's wreath.
While this belief cannot be proven,
n ither can it be disproven. Science
cannot destroy It, It cannot charge
1t with Superstition, It cannot call
! absurd. 1t must admit its reason
aoleness and beauty. And while no
theory can do away with all myste-
rics, such religion does at least
liehten some of the surrounding prob
lcms, makes sorrow tolerable and
cheers us amid the din Of battle.
We cannot do without this inspira-
ton. Life is too sad too dlsappolnt-
Hs We need the stars Of hope At
no time has the human race discard
ed religion.
But as ministers Of Glad Tidings .
fe must sweep the spiderwebs from
ha brow Of Truth and, like the prince
'c fairylaud, strike down the brars
ma brambles which impede the ac-
.ees to the Sleeping Beauty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
NO ROOM FOR THE DEW. SAYS REV. ANDREAS BARD

The following brilliant sermon on
the subject mo Room for the Devil"
is by Rev. Andreas Bard, rector of
St. Paul's Episcopal church of Wal
la Walla, and was preached there by
Mr.. Bard recently.
The literary excellence of the SER
mon entities it to wide publicity and
the East Oregonian takes pleasure in
giving 1t to its readers:
l know that the bible teaches the
existence of a devil, says Mr.. Bard.
1 know that Christ is supposed to
have believed i'm such a Being.
know that the saints held that opin-
ion. / know that missions of Chris
tians assert it today. l know that In
gersol said; mo devil, no Christ"
In spite of it insist that in the
modern universe there is no room for
the devil. If our scientific investiga-
tions prove anything, they demon
strate that there is but zone law, one
God, one element" not two. Milton
may have given US the picture of a
world where God and Satan were bat
ding for the souls of men. We may
admit that in this picture there is a
poetical truth. But by no sophistry
can the church find a place for the
devil in the universe of a Darwin, a
Drummond or a Spencer. We must
either discard science or the devil. /
prefer science.
/ understand why people believe in
the devil. They did not know the laws
Of nature. Fancying that a good God
would have made a world without
thorns, without tears, without death,
they could only account for sickness
and lunacy and epileptic fits by in
PRODUCING an evil spirit, a devil The
Hinlos celIed him Jaksha, the Per-
sians Asnra the Egyptians Typhon
the jews Beelzebub. The name
changes The idea remains
This devil could assume different
forms ln the middle ages he appear /.
ed sometimes as monk. sometimes
as a beautiful woman, sometimes with
horn and hoof and forked tail, some- .
times as handsome cavalier, This
last figure Goethe borrowed for his
Mcph.sto Since temptation comes 10 .
a man through various agencies. the
agency became q person. a devil A
nun tempted through eating sal-
ad Thc devil was in the salad.
we uow know that al things pro-
coed om The same source, that Cod
has mo- competitor The lightning
that strikes us is not a sign OF God's
wrath nor is O. trick or the devil
IT natural cause and effect Epi-
lepsy may be caused through heredi-
ty Lunacy may be the result Of
drink But nowhere is there room for
the DEVIL Certain food rouses pas
sion Alcohol affects the brain We
can explain this without calling in
Beelzebub
do not deny the existence Of evil
Man is not what he ought to be- He
should move ia accord with natura
law The stars do. The flowers do
The insects do. The clouds do. There /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07

evening anthem, II Do Not Ask" by
Loering, male quartet for evening
service, violin accompaniment and
violin and pipe organ offertory.
Violin orchestra. Sabbath school at
10 a. m, junior league at p. m. Ep-
worth league at $50 p. m. Recep-
tion for all new. members who have
come into the church since October
3, Thursday night, March 19. Bap-
tismal service Sunday morning and
reception of new members Immediate
ly after baptismal service. The i'm
mersion service will come soon If
warm weather prevails.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
First Baptist Church.

Baptist church, coEner Johnson and
East Alta streets, Rev. r. f. Storey,
pastor; residence 800 +. Alta. Morn
ing worship at IL, subject of sermon,
"The Elder Brother" The evening
service at 1870. sermon, 1.-THE Younger
Brother" Baptism in the evening.
Sunday school at 10; classes for all.
Mems class will meet in the west
room; all men invited Junior union
ot $3.50; young people's- union at
$50; Wednesday evening prayer and
praise service at 1880.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
Church of the Redccmer.

The services tomorrow will be a
celebration of the holy communion
at a. m. Sunday school, 10 a M;
divine service and sermon at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Collections will be
taken at both the morning and tho
evening services for the Olney ceme-
terry improvement fund. An are cor
daily invited. Charles Quincy.
rector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
Churches s
First NJ. d. Church.

First NJ. f. church, corner webb
and Johnson streets w. r. Custer,
pastor residence next door to the
church. Subject for Sabbath morn
ing, THE Little Hebrew Heroine and
Her Faithful Work" In the even
ing the subject will be the second in
the series 1.-THE American Girl" This
time 1t will be THE American Girl
in Society" Morning anthem, MY
Song Shall BE Of Mercy" by Tike;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
Christian Science

Eagle building, Sunday service, IL
a. m, Subject Of lesson-sermon,
Man Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Wednesday meeting p. m. Reading
room same place, open daily except
Sunday from 2 to p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07

II you see 1t in the East oregonian,
IT'S so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02

Manana pasado, enpezara una eau
"a importante. Sc acusa d Gustavo
Fernandez. de haber sustrafdo un ear
gamento de un balandro, ell cual echo
4 pique en- alta mar. Este hecho ocu-
rri6 en- el mes dc Agosto de este ano.
La cahsa instruida por echar pi-
que q balandro, sc vera en- In Corte
Federal la lie hurto, Sc vera ZEN la
Corte de Distrito dc AguadilIa.
Hay una gran curiosidad para asis-
tir los incidentes del mencionado jul
clio, pues las leyes federales son seve-
risimas en- esta clase de delitos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
La prote2ta De QupbradiNs
Un pueblo sin communication

I'll departamento del interior ha re-
cibldo nn telegrama de QuebradIlfaz
en- Ell cual protestan varios comercian-
tes del aeuerdo tornado por al menciO-
nado centro, suSpendiendo La Inca tc-
iefonica en- aquei pueblo.
I'll despacho dirigido al Comisionadu
Mr. Grahame, dice asi:
Departamento del interior, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Noticia suspen-
diendo teiefono este pueblo, nos SER
prende- lncomunicaci6n perjudica
grandemente intereses y produce alar-
ma inmensa.
Representais el progreso de nuestra
iSla y sc nos hace inverosimil Ia rca-
hzaeion dc 10 que considenmos inius-
To. A vuestras manos va nueStra pro-
testa energica, que es Ell sentiments
unanime de un pueblo que pide ius-
ticia. Juan Avila Molinary. Manuel
Reyes Ruiz, LUIS Abrams, JOAQUIN Avf-
Ia, Antonio Torregrosa, Rafael Mufox.
Carlos Roure, Ramon Avila, Jose Gar
cia, Anselmo Prieto, Manuel Lamela
y Reyes Ruiz Sober"
Hasta ahora no sc ha tornado MN
gun acuerdo acerca de la resoluci6Fa
que ha de darse 4 la protesta de loa
concentrates, y eS probable que has
Ia 81 regreso dc Mr. Grahame no sG
determine NADIA sobre el asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
Ante pI JucZ De Pay

Han comparecido i responder de-
denuncias por infracciones municipal.
les, ante ell juez de paz sefior Baxan
los individuos siguientes: Juan CUa-
drado, Dolores Ortiz, Julio Maisonet.
Juan Rosario, Antonio Rivera, Rafael
Rosado, Jose Alicea, Candido Concep-
ci6n, Veronica Escolar, Santos Com
zalez, Juan Huertas, Bibiano Pizar-ro,
Nicolas Ayala, Bernardino j. Sanjur-
10, absueltos por Ell tribunal, Ricardo
la Costa (absuelto por 81 tribunal d
Francisco Escalera, Angel Calcafio, Isa-
dro Jorge, Cruz VilIaniny, Narcisa
Sanchez, Julio Henna, Mariana Estr@-
LA, Luis Cirino, Inocencia Davila w
Joaquina Yendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
La demanda de Mr.. Dexter.

FL .Iurado fall6 aver en- In demanda
interpuesta por el abogado Mr.. Dexter
reclamando unas ciento cincuenta cuer-
das de terreno. Sc fall6 en- favor del
demandante Y el demandado ha de
entregar i Mr.. Dexter, ademas del te-
rreno, cuatro mil dollars, por dafos y
perjuicios.
Llevaban la representation del Sc
gundo,. los abogados Mott y Sarmiento
miento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
EN- LIBERTAD

Aver termin6 ell juicio ante dicha
Corte, interpuesto contra Carlos Soto
v Emilio Figueroa, acusados del delito
de robo, cometido en- la misma forma
que el anterior El Jurado dio un We
redicto de culpabilidad, pero pidien-
do indulgencia. FL juez Mr. Rodey,
teniendo en- cuenta que los acusados
llevaban tres meses recluidos en- La car
Gel, les puso en- libertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
TRIBUNALES
LA CORTE FEDERAL

Esta manana SIC ha celebrado en- es-
ta Corte ell juicio interpuesto contra
Benito Polanco, acllsado de haber sus-
traido de un vapor unos faros que ven
di6 en- Mayagiiez. Defendia al acusado
ell hcenciado Ferrer llevaba La acu-
sacion Ell fiscal Mr. Savage
I'll Jurado dara su veredicto esta
tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
FL iuicio del senior Machargo.

Aver termin6 ell juicio contra ell Sc
nor Florentino Machargo, aeusado de
supuesto perjurio cometido en- una
causa por quiebra.
FL Jurado, despues de larga delibe-
raci6n, declare no culpable al senor
Machargo, ell juez Mr.. Rodey dispu-
80 inmedlatamente fuese puesto en- Ii
hcrtad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
Information del GObiIernO
ASUNTOS VARI0S

Esta manana ha llegado de Ponce
Mr.. Brown, assistant del attorney ge-
neral.
A las dos que le visit6 I'm redac-
tor nuestro, Mr.. Brown estaba en- su
despacho ocupado en- la correspondent
cia. Viene algo cansado y no pudo
snministrar noticias, apesar de que
hay en- estudio tres cuatro asuntos,
10 los cuales no. puede informar has
la que celebre una conferencia con el
gobernador.
Els probable que maIana exponga
algunos asuntos 4 los periodistas, 81
Sc han terminado los trabajos de su
oficina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02

La Directiva del Casino Espanol de
llumacao, ha dispuesto para Ia noche
del dia oeho del corriente, festividad
DO In exeelsa patrona de Espana, un
gran Bale de Sociedud, para n que
ha sido contratada laorauesta de Ia po-
licia insuar.
al acto hem0s sido atentamente In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
Information De Ia pyisIs
NOTAS BREvES

Fin el cuartel general de La Policfm
Sc han recibldo esta mafiana dos teIe-
gramas.
I'll Jefe de La policfa de Yabueo1
comunlca que ha sido arrestado -
aquelia jurisdiction ell preso jose Rol-
dan, que estaba pr6fugo de La cared de-
distrito de Humacao.
Los guardias ocuparon Roldan uu
caoallo robado y varios objetos.
III Jefe lie La policfa de Mayagliex
comunica que ha sido arrestado en- lu
carretera de San German & Mavar5ex
ei preso Rafael Garcia Mangual. deser.
tor de las obras del canine nnevo de
Vleques pr6fugo desde ell 25 de i'm
MO ultimo
Garcia en- ell tempo que ha estado
fuera de La carcel ha cometido algnno~
escalamientos.
Be encuentra restablecido de SIN do.
iencia el inspector de policia seiior Ma
mes, qmen saldra en- breve para la IsIa.
Ell inspector zimmerman ha pre-
sentado un record de sus iiltimas visi.
tas de inspection por los pueblos de la
Isla.
Tia conference.-the con ell gobernador.
ei Jete de la Policia senor Lutz, sobre
asuntos varios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02

pueden, en- cambio, regatear al pals,
un concurso que, ell su aspecto de
obra colectiva lie deben desde hace al
gunos amos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02

certlficadas de salud y sobres franquea-
dos
I'll inspector veterinario del distrito
Norte de San Juan, informa de su vista
de inspection los pueblos de Lares, Mo
ca, San Sebastian y Aguadilla
El seior T. Gambia, de San Juan, so.
licita el correspondence permiso para
verificar ciertas exhumaciones en- el ee-
menterio de esta ciudad
III Official De Sanidad dc hayagiiex,
nforma que ha sido dado de alta FL case
de difteria DC que di6 cuenta oportuna-
mcnte
Enrique Perez Carrasquillo, d. Ca
guas, manifesto que ali hay varies indi
vlduos que eJercen dc plomeros sin Il IL
tulo correspondence
RI inspector de Sanidad v Benefieen-
cia DE- Arecibo, relnite para aprobacion
pianos presentados por el maestro plo-
nero Manuel Gonzalez Prado
FL inspector de Sanidad de Humaeao
aeusa recibo dc los impresos que L. fue-
ron enyiados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
De Ponce
NOrICLAs GKNKRALES

Noticias recibidas de Penuelas. nos
enteran del hermoso festival celebrado
en- aquella vecina poblaci6n con motive
del 'Arbor-day' y en- ell cual tomaron
parte ell Rdo. cura catolico Marino, los
pastores protestantes y el elocuente
tribune don Elpidio de Mier
Muchos niflos, alumnos de las escue-
las publicas, recitaron poesias peque-
nos discursos. La duIce cariilosa Chi
quilla de Mier. la linda Iberia, recito
una poesia con tai gusto v con tai arte,
que sc ilev6 los aplausos mas expresi-
vos de la concurrencia. Todo ell cuer-
po de profesores sc encontraba alli. La
parada infantil qued6 muy brillante y
la fiesta en- general, lueidisima.
IIa regresado de los Estados Unidos,
acompanado de su distingulda esposa
y senorita hija. ell aeaudalado confer
ciante don Carlos Armstrong. Bien
venido.
Ell sabado por In noche Sc celebro eli
los salones del Casino Espanol una ami
madita Jaranita muy concurrida lu-
cida Para ell dia de la Conception Sc
anuneia un gran bale de confianza.
Ha regrcsado de New York Ell senior
don Miguel Morell, dueno del Cafe
Casino va esta al frente de dicho
establecimiento lie saludamos.
Hemos tenido Ell gusto de salndar
EN- esta eiudad al apreciado amigo don
joaquin Pujais, Semper, redactor de
La Correspondeneia" Wellcomel
caro- chico
Sc encuentra Ell la ciudad don Car
los Storcr, Agente dc In Compania
'Sol' de Canada
FL microbes, Il las ocho de la mana
ma, Sc verificara on los salones de In
Federation Libre, una Asamblea de
obrcros unionados
Desde 81 sabado esta actuando All
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gas. Las dos funciones han sido muv
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Hoy han salido para San Juan 81
doctor don Rafael del Vale, doctor don
Tomas Vazquez y el lcenciado don
Martin Travieso. Jr.. quienes asistie-
ron la Asamblea CAFETERIA.
LII enfermera del Hospital Trieoehe,
senorita Cristina Roseli, ha presentado
La renuncia de su cargo. FL
iefe. doctor Coronas, ha lamentado esa
decision, seg1n expres6 los repor-
ters De la prensa.
4 $2,26436 asciendcn las imposicio-
nes hechas en- el "Credito y Ahorro
ponceno el ultimo sabado
Hoy despedimos nuestro distingui-
do amigo don Agtstin Navarrete. re-
dactor Ell jefe de La Correspondent
ca', que marchaba para San Juan,
despnes de termnadas las sesiones de-
la Asamblea lie Cafeteros
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