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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
EXPRESSION
De GRI TIT.yD.

La mas sincera Y pTOflnda que
puede nUestHO eOraz6n experiment
tar enYfamOs poE medic de estas
lineas a tOdas aqUellas persOnas
que con su pPesencia en- la pFOCe-
sion fdRebre, 3 pOr delegation .
mensaie COnCurrierOn a la manifes-
taci6n de duelO con que ell pals ha
demOstradO Ia alta eStima en- que
tenia a nueStrO inOlVidable Fran
cisco Mariana.
VIUDA DE QUINONES Y FA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
P0r CasaTse con Otra.

Indomnizaci6n do 25. 600 por aIsgado rom
pimiontO do CompEOmiDo para CRsSEBo con
Mildred MOsliDg0E No 10 pidOn en- un iti-
gio pTs8Ontando On lS OortO BuprSmR &
Luis III. Webb.
El abogadO j. Ksntner Elliot, que re-
preBantA & I0 demAndNntO, die: Webb
pFomsti6 CaBaEBO con mi Oliente, p0ro falt6
= % ONB6 con una mujer nombFAdR Kine0lls
81 Gitimo junio.
81 dsmandadO GB 1ocio de IN depaEtA'
mGnto Oom0FOial do Chicago. La sen 3FitR
MoeliBgsr vivs On River FoFGlt.
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EI Assistant" Attorney Brwn rsgrs.i.

HS regrslsdo do lea Entadou Unidon ol
naiioR BRCwo, "alli1tAnt" attorney del de-
pnTtRmentO do julticis, que eGtuvo en- Gu
bS J en- 81 NortO AA6rioa On uBo de icen'
Cin.
ri gefioE Brtwn eDtuvo aIgun tempo en-
Cuba hacienda sl viaio & N. Port VirQi.
mia, On union del ex-Attornsy Feuille.
CionaFio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
co M E R CIAL
D1 Ponce 10 nos partiCipa atontRmonto
10 uue sipua:

D3 Ponce 10 nos paEtiCipa atontRmsnto
10 que sigus;
"PoncO, Agosto 10 do 1908.
etfoE director dc "LR OorreBpondencia. a"
Muy senior nuestE0: PaFtiCipamoB 6 uHtod
que do mdsuo aousEdo, hR dsiado do ports.
nOOOF & e8ta rss6n social, don Francisco
BuEcet y MslvanfR, usg6n eBcritura otoro
RsdS 81 diG 30 del CoRFisnto mes, ante 81
NotaEio do eHtA ciudsd don Francisco Der.
cRTtoR.
En- tel yiEtud, queda como tiuioo gegtor
con 81 uBO do lA firms, don Jose Nova8
sAntint0bGn, = Comanditsriog, con Ia apoE.
taCi6a do capital con que fgurabn 81 neiiaF
BuTCet, los BefioFeB Gambler, Muntanor ?
Comp, del ComeTCio de San Juan. =
Rfg6ndols tome nOta de 10 que antscsdo
quodamOn de uBtsd alto. , Q. 9, Novas, Bur.
oct 9 Comp, en- @.
f1TmaCi6D: ''TelegTam: WsIhiF RF0n. D.
Q. Sept, II, 1908, 200 p m. EVIDENCE
disturbance south Of Porto Rico. N, hay
CauGa do GlAEma en- Porto RiCo.-A. LIB,
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Raporee oue ae eeperals.
Olga jOVEA De GUsTO.

5QOisrs cor uBted un guapst6n? pUsB pa
20 el "POpulRr" de Am0EiOo SAlaB y com
pre- IN sBtuGhe ContOniendo 10 mejOF nAvR
ia dol mundo mRgCs. Ship Shaw" por 81
iDfmo pE0cio dc $1.5O y 81 una. En- saa
,Jugt0 IA. D,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
MuOriO dol ss1N GDrrls0D.

NotiCiaB CAblfgrGficRS r0cibidaB do Es.
tadob UnidoB infoFmRn del fslleCimiento
oCuIEido aIIf del BrfioF j. r. GaFTiSOn, que
fac Auditor de POsEtO Rico haCs AIgun
tempo qua dRj6 Gqui numeroGoB amigos.
pOr % OEbAlleEoGidNd con loB puaEtoEFi
qutfi9g
Q1e Dies roCibs en- sf Ol alma del que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
Perturbation CicI6niea.

A Las tiItimsU hoEaV do Ia tarde de aver
90 fj6 IN AViBo en- ls pisaEER BituRda al
extsrior dc la ofcin0 do COrEeOs dc O0tB
CiudRd, RnunciGndo 10 formation de un
OiOl6n Hl S e do Puerto Rico, que paBaEfa
poE 81 suE do 10 iAls; p0EO ain motive de
agSEmR para 6UtR.
El tempo hR Oontinuado RpRcibla y 90
cree que la pertuEbaCi6n pRGRFa & gran
digtAncia de 10 costa Sag do Puerto Rico.
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"H CARAGAS'.

81 "OAFaOan" hR antEado hoy Lea 6
q. m. , gsg6n h8m08 dido d8oiE 10 Cauna
del EstEasO 90 que viene damaciRd0 caEga'
do con 1000 @agslaaS Do esgGF y fon6ggafoB
para EL O1ELO. PaE0O0 que tambisn
tuYe NAL tempe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
VIUDA DE QUINONES Y .FA.
MOVIMIENTO MARlTIMO.
BuqWes en- puerto.

bN4Ne& en- puerto.
Goletnr: - "EnCarnaCi6n", CON CsTga
para YabucoR. "CaRmitR", CON CsFg8 Pc
20 HumacRo. ''AuEalR" para YabUCoa.
"EgpoFan8R'', para NsguabO. "CaFmsn" ,
pGFa Fajardo. UEBulita, para VisqusR.
"RiCRrdo BuiE'', para AguadillR.
VopOreS que Ss s9per0n.
"Prasidents'', 90 oupera 0l 25 y tale 81
miBmO diS para San Thomas CON CaFga y
panaisVoG.
''Montovidoo" aRIi6 al Is do SBtismbTe
dc Cadiz , lIPgar6 0l 28 del imiBmO.
CoFEOo eIpRf1ol "MOnssFEat" vi0nG de
CentEo America CON CaEgs = pa8AjeEoE, 90
eBpOF0 81 28 y BAldr6 el miHmO diR para
EBpRflR.
Hoy & IAs 6 y media ontr6 Ol coFreo
americana "OorsCsA" con CaEga = pa8sjsFog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

DEsEA ARRENDAR una f1n9a de 4
q cuerdas con aqua y casa para v1viends.
Para infOrmes dirigirse ApartAd0 de Co
rreOs no 6S6. 8V. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

En- eItS imprentR 20 vondo pspoI de-
PERIODIC PoEiociSCO vt'io S2,OO los 46 kil01 Gun
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Picadas nlortales.
El ulsjo OgtIGuIlor eSpIrd on monOs do VOlRtO
mInutOSD

Juan stAndsbsrry, un agriouItor do 73
amos, muri6 antoI do los v0ints minutoB dc
hAbsE Iido piCadO por los abeIoEr0B. Stands
bSTEy goS0bA de mGgO1iCa uGlud. RaCibi6
tres piOOdAD do dioho inBscto y & los tres
minuto1 - GBtAba inconscionte.
Al mi1mo inHtantO lego el m61ico 70
no 10 nsceait6 10 auzilio. I'll h0oho oCu.
EEi6 en- EatRdog UidoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
PERTURBACIOn GIGLONlCA.

Aver & Las 5 p. M, EsCibimoB del atontO
jOfO del Weather Bureau, 10 DigUiOnt0 in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
"a fl0ta amalicaaa en- VIaje para
Manila, a PsssT De que 50 sfiI.
ma que eXiste 10 ePidsmia del
C6IeTa allf. "
vapalss que 50 eIef9 Psldit0s lie
gand0 d KIlgstal.
Islas 68I gIuP0 De los CaIc0s az0'
tadBs pOF hOTF0I0S0 huFaCan.
AIemBia instaDd0 al gObieyn0 italia-
no para Ia celebrae10n del ter
GET CaBgGaS0 de "a paz.

&8GN8AH9AAE8
La Aota do los EstadoB Unid0B 90 anun'
Cia que GaldF6 maflAnR diFeCtameDGG para
Ol puerto do Manila. Sc hRbfa dithgquO
Los baFcos no aaldFfan do eats puerto con
81 indiCsdo Fumbo, GauBa do affmRFHs
lR sxistanCis del C6leER On las FiIipinaB y
que, B0bro todo en- 10 CitadA capital del
archipelago, tsDfR preparedness teFEibleB.
El RlmiEants SpeFFy hR FeSuelto aeguiF Ol
itineEsFio fjsd0 deBde 10 gslidR de Hamp.
ton Roads, y, PegaR dc 10 que 90 dice, iRG
hanilp con lRB pFsORucionGB del cRgo,
ain p0FmitiF ol daBembAFCo de 10 tFipula'
Ci6n 8i Oh n0OgEaFi0.
KiDgstop, JAmAiCS, 8atiembre 18.-Al,
gUnoB VapoTeB que "a 10 ORsfa psVdidoB Dor
% gran EetTRao en- aFribRr 6 8stO puerto y
Lon fuFioBoB huFRORn08 que han agotado
toda lR ouanCR martina & Ia entEada del
golfo dc Mexico, en- Ia extension en- que DO
RBientan al N0Ete Ian LuCaY8B Bahamas
y RI Eat0 laB inlRg de BarlOvsnto, van lie
gando, pT0CgaentgB do log EsgadoB Unidos
Ia tripulaCi6n dc diCh0s baFCeB do CuantS
de hRbGE paGadO 6stoB pOF 10 mai faoEta do
diCh0B fon6menoE, Halva 1d0gs milagUoBa.
mentP. Dicen que fusEon CcgidoB poH el
v6EtiO9 CiCl6niC0 = 0nvu0ltos do tel man0RR
que t9d0s l0B que aboFd0 Vsnfan eBpoTabRn
una musEte geguEs, Bin possible eBpoEansa
de BalVaCi6n. Son C0nnideFRbleB Ias ave.
FfaH BuftidR8 poE diChoB vapoFsB. Sc hRC0n
alogioB de Ia hRbilidad Do loH Cspitanas do
estOG bREC0B para CRp0pT l0H teHEiblOG huRa.
canes.
LIlaH dc CaiGoB, SsptiOmbEs 18.-BOtsB
iglag han sid0 REotRdaB do maner8 d0saB'
tE0G9 p0F 0l huFRC6n que bRTri6 Les inlag
TpECaB. La p0blaCi6R de 10 llamadR West
OaiCoB, hR BufFido inmanEOB dafieB; t0do 10
dOBtFUy6 On ella GD hurAc6n. Las pEOvi'
stones do l0B establGCimiantoB fa0Pon dana.
dRB p0E tr0msnds inundaoi6n. VaPiaa
pequeilaB 8mbsECaGi0nos degRpAFeCiaron On
el max en- dond0 0l vientO Lea echo & piquo
P6pidamente: Las vfOtimaB han aido nu'
mOF0RRH, O0nt6ndoB0 On ella8 ConaidarabIa
Cifca de mUeFt0B y muChog h0EiaoB. Rel
nR On TODD el gFupo do GstAs iHlRg GBPan'
t0gR migOFiR.
La HsyR, S1tiOmbFO 18-A inBtanCia8
do AlOmRnis, 81 gobisEno italiano invitara
& Loo p0d0FsB para EouniRs0 y C0lebERr In
t8rOOFA OOnfsEenCiR do la paz 0l aGo p16zi-
mo. La 8Gtitud do AlsmaniR 90 iuggR On
loB CfFOUloB pOlftiCOB de Europa como muy
BiguifcAtiva, pu0Bto que pEseisamsnto cue
miBma nRci6n On la que 10 considers en- Loo
presenter ti0mpog como Rmena2adoRa del
equilibFio pacifcO entire IaB potsnCiaa del
vieio continents. So CE6s que 0I gobieTno
do Victor Manuel aCCedeF6 Rl fn e Las
OxCitaCi0nsB del KaiHsr, pronto 30 harG
circular 10 Conv0OatoEia fjsndo la f0OhR On
que debAn EeuniFl0 on estR capital IoH re.
nYagNnfanfRH IA lan n0Cinnnu
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PERFUMES ORIkNTALES.

Extr actO y Aqua de TOoadOr de sandalo.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
PALESTINE AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY. 4H
Mr. PARKER WILL FIGHT A SCANDAL THREATENED
In Philadelphia Society Circles AS the
Result of the Poisoning of Dr..
William Wilson.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 3O.-This
citNis threatened with a scandal in
the highest social circles. At least
this is the assertion of the police who
are investigating the poisoning of DR..
William Wilson, who was killed by
drfnldng poisoned ale sent him by ex-
press. The arrest of a prominent
yoitag man and woman, said to be
brataer and sister, is imminent The
police say DR.. Wilson got a large in
con from performing operations, and
it IS believed he was killed by rela-
tives as revenge for an operation on
woman. If the contemplated ar
rests are made the police intimate
tha1 the names of scores of promi-
neht people will be involved.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
For the Conservatives at the Denver
Convention-Mr. Bryan's Friends
Are Not Disturbed.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
| Denver, June 30-Judge Alton B.
Parker, the last democratic presiden-
tial candidate, is expected to arrive
here tomorrow, and will take charge
of the fight for the conservatives in
the convention. He will make an es-
pecially aggressive fight against a
radical platform. The present situa-
ton, with the expressed determine
ton of the conservatives to have
say, indicates that the prevailing har-
mony is to be shattered by an old
fashioned democratic scrap. The anti
Bryanites expect Parker to strength
en- their cause and hope through him
to be able to control the resolutions
committee and dictate the platform.
On the other hand the Bryan men are
moving ahead with their plans and
profess not to be afraid. They say
openly that Bryan will dominate the.
convention and dictate the platform.
Judge Marve of Wilmington, Della
ware, and J. e. Beamish of Philadel-
phia, managers for Judge Gray's
boom, stopped by Lincoln on their
way to Denver, and Bryan's friends
argue that this shows that Judge Gray
is willing to accept the nomination for
vice president on the ticket with
Bryan.
Gray and Johnson headquarters will
be opened here tomorrow.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
A BIG STRIKE IS URGED
All Railroad Men Are Being ImpIored
to Join Monster Strike AS a
Political Expedient.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Chicago, June 30.-A strike of all
railroad men in the country is being
urged by the radical leaders of the
Freight Handlers Union as a politi-
cal expedient. The handlers contract
with the railroads expires tonight.
President Flannery of the union
claims that the railroads are playing
politics to prevent giving the men any
concessions, and he wants all of the
railroad men to join a strike in serv-
ing notice to the political parties that
labor unions want their demands re-
spected. The radicals declare the
strike is sure to come if the demo-
Gratis do not insert the anti-injunction
plank in their platform at Denver.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
OKLAHOMA INSANE
VIII Be Transferred From Missouri to
New Asylum In That State.
spssial Is the Herald.

spssial ~ the Herald
Louis. Mo-, June sO.-Eighty in
- 5,,tiss4tts .,vss',sisss ef soIieaaRsa
who have been confined in ST Vim
cents institution, will be transferred
tonight to the new asylum at Fort
Supply, Oklahoma. The patients were
cared for here under a contract with
the United States government when
Oklahoma was territory, but the
contract expired with the government
when Oklahoma becameia state.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
THE END IS LOOKED FOR
In she Mexican Uprising American
Troops Are to Patrol the Rio
Grande Border.

Special to the Herald.
Eaexico City. June SO-The an
nolsncement that American troops will
pasTol the Rio Grande border has
quiated all apprehension regarding
the uprising 1t is believed the sol
difls across the border will over-awe
the Insurgents. Three thousand Mex
icait soldiers are now pursuing the in
suNsents, and it is believed the end of
the trouble is in sight.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
BITTEN BY MAD DOG.
Five People In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bit
ten-Rushed to ST. Louis.

Special to the Herald.
Tulsa, Okla, June 30.-V. T. Vlech
and Derry Campbell and three chill
dren have been bitten by mad dog,
and a collection is being taken up to
send them to the Pasteur Institute at
St Louis, where they are promised
free treatment A genuine mad dog
scare is on here.
&c" Palestine Furniture Store.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
SEVEN HEAT DEATHS
And Hundred Prostrations In New
York In the Past Twenty-Four
Hours-Hottest In Years.
Special to the Herald.

New York, June 3O-The hottest
wave of the year is creating great
suffering here. Seven deaths from
heat have been reported in the past
twenty-four hours and one hundred
prostrations have been reported with
in the same time. The hospitals are
overcrowded. Many of the poor are
without ice, and the suffering is ter
rible.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30

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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
MONUMENT TO CLEVELAND.
Movement Started In Buffalo to Erect
Suitable Monument.

Buffalo, N. Y, June 3O-A move
ment has been started here to erect
a fitting monument to the memory of
ex-President Grover Cleveland. The
board of aldermen in session passed
Il resolution starting the project, and
many prominent men are giving the
monument hearty support
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-30
MR.. HEARST LOST OUT.
Justice Lambert Ordered the Jury to
Return Verdict Declaring Nc
CleIIan Elected.
Special to the Herald.

special to the Herald.
New York, June 3O.-Justice Lam
bert today ordered the jury in the
case to return verdict declaring Nc
Clellan elected mayor of New York in
1905. This closes Hearst's fight for
the mayorship. Justice Lambert de-
clares that the recount showed no
signs of the frauds alleged by Hearst
in his claim for contest of the cleo
ton.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

hell? IF there are any "brght hopes"
in religion they must come from the
lurid glare of hell S incessant fire What
"rich consultations" are offered to a
believing mother when she knows, or
believes, that her unbelieving son is
doomed to everlasting torment? What
are the GLAD songs" Of religion? We
have failed to find them
1t is a noteworthy fact that DR.. Rich
ardsOn is at variance with other lead
ers of religions for we have that in
Il recent debate covering the alleged
punishment of the wicked between
Rev. G. Il. Russell and Rev. l.. S.
White, representing different religious
factions of the Christian church. the
former a man of years and experience
held
"The belief that the Bible teaches
hell is a place of torment has caused
many persons to go insane and is re-
spOnsible for much misery"
That is our contention and statistics
prove that many persons have gone in
sane because of such a belief, with all
the respec. due to Dr. Richardson.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05

if Jesus should be able to come to
earth again, assuming that he came
once before, the first people he would
assail would be the modern orthodox
Christian clergyman. The play main
tain itself entirely on idea and char
acter and follows the form of the old
Greek drama as to unity of time, place
and action. In it are shown the opera
tons of the clergy for the promotion,
preservation and emOlument of their
class. The arrant hypocrisy underly-
ing their almost every act is brought
out with vivid touches of word paint
ing, and in the end we can perceive
that this line of attack will go far to-
ward weakening the power and in
fuence of the church.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05
STAGE ATTACKS THE CHURCH.

For years the church has with great
license assaied the stage as tending
to immortality Now the stage is com
ing back at the church and through
the medium of the histrionic art the
gross abuses of the church are being
portrayed to an admiring public.
Bully for the stage!
Let the church now look at the beam
in it's OWE eye for the war is on.
1t is reported that Charles Ram
Kennedy an Englishman, has written
play entitled: "The servant in the
house. 1t is built upon church Gus
toms and failings. Strange to relate
there is no love play in the plot and
stranger still to relate, the lines are so
forcibly written and the purpose of the
author so plainly expressed, that we
are informed the audience is held spell
bound from start to finish by the well
written lines and powerful presenta-
ton of the subject.
This is the first actual and positive
step assumed by the stage in an effort
at retaliation The play was designed
for that especial purpose and it is
bound to have its influence While, at
times, the church will receive a sting
ing criticism or rebuke ut the hands of
playwrights, yet never in the history
of the stage has any play been pre-
viously produced with the avowed OBJ
ject of antagonism. The play sets out
to show the hollow mockery of the
church from foundation to dome and
in it the illustration is furnished, that
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05
RELIGION AND INSANITY.

Religion is now held to be an anti
dOte for insanity.
Instead of being an efficient cause
it is actually declared to be a cure,
and more, preventive.
Never was statement made more
at variance with fact than one that ap-
peared in the Western Christian Adj
vocate, of Cincinnati, accredited to
one, DIR. A. B. Richardson, who is re-
ported to have considerable experience
with those mentally unsound. Ac-
cording to the published account he
has said, among other things:
"The good cheer, bright hopes, rich
consultations, and glad songs of religion
are such an antidote for the causes of
insanity that thousands of people in
Ohio are preserved from insanity by
them. But for religion the capacity of
hospitals would have to be doubled in
order to accommodate insane patients
If DR.. Richardson ever made such
statement, we pity him, and still more
pity the patients under his care His
tory and experience both give him a
direct negative. SO common has the
affection become that alenists have
classified religious mania" as dis
ease Of the mind by itself. There are
thousands of patients in the asylums of
the country today suffering from this
particular malady. Only few years
ago, while on a visit to Columbus,
Ohio, personal inspection of the
Asylum was made. In that magnif-
cent institution were large number
of patients suffering from a dementia
caused by religion, and so classified,
while one man, confined in the danger
Gus ward, carried his mania to the eX-
IRENE of refusing to do any of the
work of sweeping or cleaning up the
ward on the ground that he was "Jesus
Christ" and did not have to work.
The very language quoted indicates
that Mr.. Richardson is not an impartial
witness. 1t is easy to perceive that he
is of such decided religious Temporal
ment that he would not admit truth up
on such IA subject. Fortunately there
are many people who know better and
a large number have come to regard
all phases of religious manifestations as
disease in itself, a sort of mental and
moral mania, delirium tremens
caused by superstition.
But who has heard of any good
cheer" being derived from belief in
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05
CRASPEY-MANGASSARIAN
DEBATE.

The Blade is in receipt Of the ad-
vance press copies of the report of the
recent Crapsey-Mangassarian debate,
held in Chicago, upon the issue of
Jesus being an historical character.
1t is well printed, the argyll
ment having been supervised by
both disputants, and being in large.
clear type, it is easy to read and the
narrative is interesting enough to hold
the readers from start to finish 1t
has 80 pages and is published under
the auspices of the Original Research
Society, of Chicago, Illinois.
While the debate assumes style
similar to all productions of like
character, the information to be OBJ
tanned from a persual of Mr.. Man
gassaran' s discourse is invaluable to
students of so-called sacred history in
that numerous claims and pretensions
of modern Christian apologists are
completely shattered. In it DR.. Crap
sey, until recently an Episcopal clergy
man, admits under compulsion that
Christ was but an idea, of no histOr-
lefty, but he contends that Jesus of
Nazareth, the carpenters son, was
real character in Jewish history. His
learned opponent also shattered this
idea and by competent evidence
proved the man Jesus and the god
Christ altogether myth, IA dream, a
mere phantom.
The authorities cited are copious and
by a careful persual of these pages IA
plethora of information may be OBJ
tanned.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05

friends, it is up to you. This is busy
season of the year with many, but it
costs just the same to get the Blade
out and a few minutes spent in it's be-
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Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05

Did you read what Brother Clarke
said about getting a new subscriber?
He hit the nail on the head. One new
member of the family from each of
our present subscribers means double
circulation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-08
PARIS AL Ola o
DOLORES HEREDITARIOS

Ell Emper ador Guillermo, cuyo ata-
vismo fsiologico no es de los mas ha-
nantes, esta enfermo de veras.
-Exceso de- ls fatiga por eiexceso
de bajo-dicen medicos ingleses.
Y le recetan, como calm ante, una
temper ada EN- la isla de Corfu, fuera
del bullicio cancilleresco de Berlin.
ALI, dicen ellos, calmara sus nervios.
Creo que Jos medicos Sc equivocan.
La isla de Corfu, apartada del muada-
nal rnido. esta indicadisima para una
cura de reposo. Pero el Kaiser no
descansara en- dicha isla, nj EN- ningu
ma otra. Tai vez descanse en- Ell cielo,
81 al cielo va, cuando le ilege la hora
de rendir cuenta delos zipizapes queha
armada en- la Tierra, y, asf y con todo,
tambien 10 dudo. Pued que no quie
"a estar Ia diestra ae Dios psd To-
dopoderosos este 4 "a diestra dc Ell !.