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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-20
C6Iebre aB6cdota.
IFS AVUy! Es 6l. 10 rsGOnazGO psrteGta.
mORtO- dgGI1 Lindsey,

El C6lebFe empEsBario americana Bar
mum d0butabR On "a carFeFR. DesembsEc6
en- una Ciudad americana con Dc RBociado
LindRay, como tGmiersn una BntradR pc
quena, 90 Les oCuTri6 0l Uiguients ''tFuBt"
que Ol mi8mo BaEnum TafiaTe:
EstabR al pals 8moCionad0 = EevueitO
con IN motive de un CFim0u. Un PASTOR,
llRmRdo Avery, era sl pTs0unto RBSsin0 de
una muChacha; pGFo poK taltA dc pTu0baa
CopoIuyOntOu Ie hRbis 8bBUeltc 0I JuTRd0,
y hs dscfA que sndRbR oculto en- loH alFe.
dsdoren de 10 ciudOd. AL llsgOT BRrnUm
CorCB del hotel Lindsey Comsnz6 dGciP 81
dido los que pABSbau:
-iEG Avery! Ed 81. lie reconosco
paYfsctRmonte!
La multitud 10 Eods6, 10 0mpujabs = gFi'
taba sin CG8aE:
ia Is cErCel, Avery, q Ia C&rCOl
All 90 foe RCsrcRndo Gl hotel, y ent6nCeB
critic deaeBperRdo:
81 lL8dd1Oy. amigo LindGsy!
-iCallAl Isl pGEecs mi Rmigo Barnum!
iHubioro iurado que era Avery!
Ell drama aCab6 en- Bainsts, pueB la gen.
to 80 rsfa de la p0ripeciR de loH nuavol 0m'
prssarioB del CiEC0, ? Coma BGEnum con-
tsmpiarR triitsm0utS 10 sOmbEOEo convert.
do On aeorde6n = SuE rOpaI eltropoadaB, ls
diio Lindsey en- tono pataEnal:
-Bnrnum, ersB jovsD. MGB taRde jus'
gar6I msior sutR Nvsnturn. CGda CuGl On
Il vida tian0 Bu CiFCo. Lo impoFtRnts O.
que ne liable de nueOtF0 GiEC0.
Barnum apEovsCh6 Ia en8ehRnSA' , On
90 laTga vida de smpEOBSEio hiEo 10 possible
porquO 90 hRblRER aiempTs de BR CiECo,
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EN- Ell CONSEJO
EECUTIVO.
FuerOn apEObadOS los n0mbramien.
t0s haChOs pOr ell gObeEnad0r
INFERNO.
lntOTOSNNtO debate sObrO uDl pltIeI6n De Tranquil
ClO do ID Central Lola Sugar Co.

A lRB On punto, llegG Rl salon sl doc
tor BarboGR, converts CON don Emilio
TUEul. TsmR: Los h0mbEaB C6l0braB do
Puerto Rico, y Of nombFRr don Federico
AgsDjo. Mr.. Dexter 90 pRBeR por 10 &c.
OrOtAEfR. LlOgG 81 doctor del Vale, lee
unRl CREtaD, y foEmR gEupoGCon Mr.. Dex'
ter y Castro.
LI0gG al s0fior Sanchez Morales y 20
una al grupo. Mr.. Dexter ocupa 90 pupi'
tEe.
El usfloE Sanchez Morales toma asionto
On 10 mOIRSde lS pEonua , hSblA con IN
1Nfior de MGyOgisz
OtEo grupo dol doctor del Vale, doctor
BRrboBR y Mr.. Dexter. El doctor del
Vale 90 GpEoximO Ia me1s de In pEenaB
ConfOPGnCiR con Sanchez MoFaI08.
LlegGn Ion G0ioreH Was OOhot0Co ?
TcRviGa0.
So abre Ia Gsai6n.
FADA linta 81 senior Castro y responder
los lefioEG1 OonIejeroI BiguionteB:
Doctor del VallO, doctor BRFboBR, IL
CenciRdo Was Oohotoco, licGnciado Travis'
10, GefioE Sanchez Morales y Mr.. Dexter
FuoTon RpTobRdoG Ion nombTamisDtoB
hechos poE Ol gobOrnOdor inteEino.'
Fueron tRmbi6n OprobAdoB vRTios RnCen'
uoB on ID poliCfR inGulRr.
So lego I'M oICrito del abogado Dexter
HobTs l8 San Juan Light and TERnBit 90.
PGB6 10 OomiHi6n dc franquiCiAU.
So di6 Iscturs & una potioi6n do Tranquil
CiR que hRC0 lA Central LoiER Sugar Go.
para tender IN pu0nte uobTO sl rio Lola,
El SF. Torres pido lR pRlRbFR, On nom
bFe como EOpF0BentRnts de don Alfredo
de la Cruz y 10 op0n0 que 10 GoncedN la
franquiOia tGl como ne pidG, p0Eque, Eiend0l
como %, 81 rio, nAvGgNblo, ere puOnts en-
toEpsCeEfa & Les embsrCRCionGg, tai como ID
quierOn hacer. EntrR On otEos REgumentoB,
y 30 EotiTa.
HAblR ME. Dexter como TspFsGentRntC
do lN Central LOLA Sugar Go. = de vaFioI
prOpistGTioI do Lola, = pide que no Conoa
do II franquioia, poE Ier do nsCaBidAd i'm
psRioHR para sl degaTEOll0 do Ia 0gFiCUltuTG
en- aquollaG C0maTCaG, hoy pobres On SO
mayor pRTt0, pudiOnd0 BeE una ComATCOiEi
ca, todR vez que 90 pUedRn OOmuniCRr lol
toEEonoB que divide sl rio y sean BambrRdol
d0lCafiR y 6ItR puOdR IOT O0nduCidR con fS
Cilidad lR Central.
NIGGA el RbOgRdo Dexter qua sea 0l rio
nAvegGblo, & 10 mOnoB pOr lS pAFtO dOndG
no idea ponsr Ol puent8.
HablR Ol seiior RlCsldO de Rio grande y
RpEuoba 10 mRnifeDtRdo por el abogadu
Dexter y uoLiCita RpruebO 81 OonGPjo la
frRnquiCia.
ri sOror don JoE6 RSxach, 90 adhere
10 aoliCitRdo poE ol SENIOR Dexter = el al
cRlde do Rio GEAnde.
Habla 81 senior Alfredo de la Cruz, J
pidO no asR RprobRdG l8 frRnquicia por laU
FasOneI OIpueltRB 70 por 50 abogado Befiol
Torres.
Habla 81 nsfior del Abs, como repre-
a0ntRnt0 tRmbi6n de Ia Central LOiSS Su
gar %, Eoli cita, con AEgumentoB bisr
prsIOntAdoU, 20 10 ConCOdR 10 frRnquicii
pOr laI gEand0B utilidGdeB qae 10 proper
ciona lR ComRrOa agricola. Impugnl
Loo RTgumOntol del .HtfloT Ia OYus y dice
que 6l tionO f6 on lo1 BefoFGs del Oonsejo J
BBpsEG Bor6 COnC0didG Ia ffanquioiA.
PaG6 10 comini6n de frNnquiCiaU y, nj
hSbisndo mas de que tEAtsF, ls BuBpondO Ii
BSGi6n las Al p. m.
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AEticuIo que ha GausadO Duen etec-
to en- Bayam6n.
Cruz, al saIIr Dc Ia COrtO municipal. 10 proplRt
una bafotata a guirtIa FflReI8qalRI.l
Ode muestrO cOrrespOnsoI }

Noviembre 2O.-Ha caLuado muy busn
efsCto, 81 infoEms publicndo syeE 0n sso
pORi6diCo SobTo sl pFqCio do lR CsVn0, FIR
mado por qWayanss. Es una gran var
dad, que 90 exhorbitants sl prsoio de ess
aEtfeulO, y e8 vsrdHd tRmbi6n, q. no % bus
oAn' por quisnes dsbsn, Lon msdioB do aba
rAtRrlo.
-LluSvs dc una msnsrs terrible. Los
RIGS visnen hsOisndo foarteB avsnidas
En- un juioio que hubo On la Corte
Municipal contra Cruz Dia1, dsnunciada
poF Ol P, 1. FrsnciRquini, Dqu6lla le di6
una bofetada al guardia 81 SSlir de IL
CoEte.
EI Jusz, ssior Santiago oautig6 usve'
EamsntO & Ia Orus, imponi6adola un aflo
m61 de C6ECal.
Aver Dsli6 Ia Corte para Toa bnia =
Dorado. El LCdo. Ginorio iba tambi6a
para el primer pueblo en- aBunto1 do Bu
protection.
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EnfeTmO de gravGdad en- Gusyama
don Tomas ViIIOdaS Cur6t.
(De nusst'O 0 OOrrsSpOn0aI.) }

Novismtro 18.-MuchoB diRB haOO que
Bs haIlR poStrado en- 81 lschO del dolor 81
aefior don TONES VillodN8 Ourst, miembro
importants do uua do Las principals "a
miliaB OlGmento vRlioBo do eats BoCi0dRd.
Ha Gido visto poF uuoS ouantoB gRlenoD,
pero ninguno hR foTmulRdu IN diagn6ntiCo
flo, mNnifGBtSndo qae 10 eDfermadRd Heo
FiS lATgR.
NuOltroB vOtOn pOr 30 mejorsmi0nto. q
-CSnGurAblo conducts ha SidO H. de
an COntEO social de esta ciudad al oEgsni-
ear una jREanG o. domingo pr6ximO pa.
sadO sin gURFdHr lR consideration dsbida
al onfsEmo menCionado MnoE VillodaD
OuTGt.
Poro he Gquf que como biompPo BucOdO
en- tOdo Rcto que no OHt6 pEeBidido por lS
cordura, Las damGB de Guyana han dsdo
una lecci6n mud0 pOro muy elocuente q
eIoB sefiorO1, no ConCurrisudo nj una Bola
& loo salonGs.
Muy bien.
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PlldOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

Pasarse sin este inSu-
perab1e tonico, es invitar
esa serie de tormentos que
toda mujer conoce. Con
Il, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, humor y gusto
para los quehaceres, son
poSesiones usua1es en- Ia
vida diaria de la mujer.
La Sra. Eustaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escr1be: ''Durantc un aflo
sufrf penas sin cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchazon, insom-
MO, inapetencia, y desarreglos
generates en- el cuerpo Y otros
rorna1es del sexo, me afec-
taban en- secession. Estuve
en- manos de dos mGdicos cuyos
eSfuerzos para curar1ne fueron
vanoS Y tave que goardar CANA
varias veces. Cuantos reme-
dos probe no dieron resultado.
va no saba a que acudir cuan-
DO a instancias del Lcdo. ST.
Sanchez que ha tenido ocasi6n
de comprobar las renornbradas
virtudes de las P1doras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adoptG e1
tratamiento. Dentro nuY po-
COS dias va sentl el aIivio de-
seado Y con dos meses de
constancia Obtuve mi compIeta
curacion."
EN- LAS BOTICAs
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POr Ia viuda de don Tomas Estrada
Palma.
In dOHEOl0 Do MagoOR CORCOdI8RdOIe HRO pension
aRuPl d $4,000.

HabRna, Noyismbrs En- rsRTueStS
una Carta de JoD6 Miguel Gomez ol
candidate liberal & IL prsBidouCiR, 0l GO
bornador Mugoon expidi6 hoy uu dsCE0to
prOvOyando una panni6n anURI do $4,000
duESnto "a vida la viuds del difOnto
pTesidsnto TomGs Estrada Palms y Bde'
mas $50 msnluAIeG durGnts lR minoEiO dc
aus euRtEo nifloa
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ConbtsDtinopla, Nvbro. 2O.-Turqufs
pr0gsut6 syeF los podersu, Hu defnitivo
pFogEama para Ia snunciadG OonfaEsncis
International que pOrgs termino & loB EN-
bEollos dc Orisnte. Sos exigenoisH % cree
que no asE6n aosptsdss por AuEtFia nj por
Bulgaria, do suOFto que, Bin haberBo Ilegs'
do atin Is CitRdG Conf0rOnCiR, 30 duda de
que 6atR pueda Svitar una Fupturs de he's
tilidade8 sntrs los pBiAsu snvusltoB On el
Complejo COZ hicto dc les BalkansD, pusB
tanto TnTqufa como Austria, ssrvis ,
Bulgaria DO pAFscsn dispusEtas { dsponeF
parts dc aus convsuienciaB psBticulareR.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vepde papel de
peri6dico viejo 4 $500 los As kilos
(WW qsG6ntaL)
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Lea Id la GARGA u Zao Gada En- bae pbcaa la Correspondence

CORRESPONDENCE AL CRECENTE FAVOR DEL PUBLICO DE-
SEANDO OFRECERE LOS MEORES MEDOS DE PUBLCDAD A CO.
RREPONDENA DE PUERTO RCO REFORMARA MY EN- BREVE SUS
EEETOS MATERALES APARECENDO CON GRAN AUMENTO DE Pa
GAS COMO UN DIARIO DE FACTURA ABSOLUTAETE MODERNA
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Saint Pierre, MartiniCa, Nvbre. 20 Ell
profundo maleStRF pOIftico que us ha genti'
do On t0dR IR isIR desde el FsualtRdo do las
tiltimRg 0leCoioneB, ha tanido uuR explo'
Bi6D dc Lou BGntimiOntoB EsvolucionsriO0 de
gran pGFts do ORtoB hsbitanteg. Los deB'
contsntoB, bAio sl mando del CsbsCillR Mi
quel6n, vsli6ndoG8 de Las CircunBtanCiaB
do IaU poCGs fuaFgag dc que diBponsn Las
aUtoEidGdeR Representatives. del gabjeFno
mOtrop0IfticO, para aofooRr una rebellion,
20 pTonunoiRFon poF Las aEmaB aBAlt&ndo
Is Casa dc gobieFno y apOdeE6ndoBs de ella
On donda Ba han hscho fuerteB. Los Of
ciRl0u Representatives. del gobiarno do
Francis han psdido Immediate Ruxilio
log EstadoB UnidoB para que Gnvfan snB0'
guilds q aguaa de sSts iD|a buquos de gue'
rFs que inte1vsngsn y EsatsblszcRn con Hu
fasEzA el oEden.
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CuatTO mil TuSOS GDIiStad0S en- Ia le-
gaCi0n de SerVia en- San Peters.
buTgO.
Ell general Simon HeGhaza ell llama
mientO de N0Fd Alexis.
ExNOrdinaVia expedition a6rea desdG
LOntEes a Siberia.
Revolution en- MaVtiniCa Gapitanea.
da P0r MiqueI6n.

San PatsrDbuEgo, NoviembFe 2O.-M6A
do CuatHo mil Eusog Bs han enlistado en- lG
l8gaci6n oeRviR de Osta capital, con motive
de la probable guerra austro HsrviS. ST
ti0ne 0ntandido On eutR Oiudsd que, pc
u0r do la prsni6n do los podsr0H con Objs
to de impodir que ssEvia ho0tilios 4 Aus
this provoqu8 an ChoquO con este, los
p0ligroa dc una probable guerra 0ntr0 los
dos pafaeH no daBRp8rsOsr6n. Los indivi'
duo0 enligtRdos On 10 Isgaci6n HsEvi8 10
han hecho sBpont6neamonts, reBp0ndiendo
a Las HimpatfaB con que ven ls aCtitud del
gobieFno del Fey Pedro oponi6ndoBs & las
Ab8oEbsntsB pTessnRioneA dc AuEtria. La
opinion corEient0 Gquf eB que este gobi0rno
aIt6 diUpueBto apOyar Cuanto Buponga
una aotitud de repulBs contra sl AuatEia.
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Puerto Principe, Haiti, Nvbre. 2O.-El
general Simon, una do lsn fguFaB militia
res do mas Fenombre y fama On este pals y
quo hnnta hRce POGO fu6 adicto del pr0Bi =
dOnts Nord Alexis, 20 hs dsclsrado one'
migo dc lR Bituaci6n y hs rshuusdo, 81 "a
lir del paiB, 81 llamamisnto que ls he he
oho 81 propio preBidsnte Dc Ia r0p6blioR
ROchRg6 t0FminRntsments Ian ofsr'
ta1 dc Nord Alexis quisn Is pTopuao una
ConfsronCis. El general Simon h8 decla'
Fado que prspGra y Organise con pod0roBoB
modioB una Fev0luci6n que d0ETocarG 81
actual gohisrno. NoFd Alexis, en- vista
do IL negative de Simon. ha tornado tsdo
g6neEo de prscDuciones, pEsviondo IN Ata'
que de Rn diR q otT0.
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LondrOD, Nvbro. 2O.-8s hs orgsniga'
do On snts capital una sUEupsnda expedio
ci6n a6rOs per iDtF6pidoB miemhFos del
Club de Navigation A6Fsa Iondinenss.
La expedition 90 oompons de tres passga
ros gMe han partido dc ssts Ciudad CON 81
pEOp61ito dc llegar los eOEspsB ruasa, en-
le sibsEia. Dichs excursion hs despeVtN
do gran intOF6s en- los CfrculoB dsportivos,
y On muChoB de 6stoS 90 dada del buen
6xito do gsmejant0 excursion que algunoB
expeEto1 ConBiderRn Atrsvidfnima.
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UhS8rVaClOleS mstaOlOlOglCas

NOvIEMBRE IL 1908.
Ban ametrO ..,.. 1884
Iern0lnetrO ...... IS
MaX1ma......sss Sc
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Precipitation. O.35'.
YientO 8 las 500 q m
As e
VientO maIimO Is N
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WoodIawn Mansion Wmoreand Virginia.


his officers on November 90, 1888,
after having overthrow the royal
government, he was the most impor-
tant factor in the affairs of the new
country.
Ending an eventful and successful
military career, he retired to his
home at Mount Vernon, Va, f-Om
which place in 1884 he wrote to La
fayette: Il have become private
citizen on the banks of the Potomac,
and under the shadow of my own vine
and fig tree. free from the hustle of
the camp, am solacing myself
with those tranquil enjoyinentS Ssof
which the soldier who is ever in pur-
suit Of fame, the statesman and
the courtier . can have little con-
ception."
At the time Washington wrote the
quoted words to Lafayette he had no
thought that he would be called as
the president of the republic, the liv-
ing reality of which he had created
But so, and on the Both day of April,
1888, having been elected on the
took the oath of Office in New York
city, having journeyed to that place
from Mount Vernon in his private
carriage.
Washington served his country as
its first chief executive for a period
Of eight years-two terms-and de-
clited third term. No other presi-
dent since Washington has enjoyed
that distinction.
The national government, in CON
junction with the states, has under
taken to do honor to his memory by
making his birthday national holt
day and by erecting monuments of
marble pointing skyward, but the
grandest and most expressive tribute
is embraced in the lettering: First
in War, First in Peace, First in the
Hearts of His Countrymen," as
chiseled on the statue which stands
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PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. !.

DR. offering Peruna to the public regular ph
product 1t just ethical compound put for the
profession stranng of medical ethics find fault
PRINCIPAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS prominently incorporated
the bottle that the people know that the claims made
have true justification.
The only departure shall make from medical ethics in the %
Peuna affairs future the fact that shall continue
sell product TO THE PEOPLE
If we would agree sell doctors only to advertise for doctor
then the medical fraternity would be obliged recognize Perun
entirely within their approval
BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS
continue offer Peruna to the people We shall
convey people claims for Peruna household remedy w
continue to supply people with free literature teaching how
medicine teaching them how to avoid disease teaching them
We shall continue to do this whether the
profession like it or not.
proposing from this time to take the public into
Notwithstanding that imators and subsuors will be attempting
something which they consider good Peruna
aside the veil of and allow who chooses know
OF WHAT PERUNA IS COMPOSED
This ought darm all honest criticism We expect however hs
cm will On pretext other those who
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an old burial ground, and some very
old tablets, antedating the construc-
ton of the church, are still standing,
and are in a remarkable state of pres
ervation.
The square pew, with open door, on
the right of the pulpit and under the
balcony, is pew No. 5, which was &C.
cupied by Col. Washington when at
tending services there until the date
of his death; he never changed his
membership from the church. A sill.
yer plate, bearing his autograph, is
on the top of the pew door. Orig
inally all the pews in the church were
built in square form, but later, with
the exception of the Washington pew,
were changed to the present-day
style of construction.
On the east wall, under the bal.
cony and to the right of the pulpit,
is a memorial tablet placed to the
memory of Gen. Washington.
A similar tablet, placed to the men,
DRY of Gen. Robert E. Lee, occupies
similar space on the wall to the left
man of the church at the commence
ment of the civil war; and the pew
occupied by him is across the aisle
from and little to the rear of the
Washington pew. This pew Is indi.
Gated by silver plate showing his
autograph.
Washington received his commits
sion in 1855, as a colonel in the British
army, from Gen Braddock, in the Car.
lyle house, at Alexandria, Va. This
house was erected in 1892 by John s.
Carlyle on the brow of hill, and its
base rests on an old fort built in 1915
| by Capt, John Smith on one of the oc.
casions when he came up the Poto
mac to trade with the Indians. Orig
inally the house was reached by a fine
flight of stone steps from beautiful
lawn reaching to Fairfax street and
adorned by 16 Lombardy poplars ar,
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People Who Object to
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exact language of the testifer.
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whose BEARS that word testimonial
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George Washington was born on
the banks OF the Potomac, in West
moreland county, Virginia, on Febru
AIRY 90, 1882.
At the age OF 16 he was a, good sur
veyor and at 10 he was adjutant of
one of the Virginia militia districts,
with the rank of major.
At the age of 81 he was selected by
Gov. Dinwiddie of Virginia as a
person of distinction" under orders
of the British government. to de-
mand an explanation of the French,
who were forming settlements in the
northwest and in the Mississippi valley.
At the age of % he was commits
stoned as colonel in the British army
and from that time, when as a" Soldier
of the king" he became distinguished
on the field, until he took leave of
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The One Hundred and
Seventy Sixth Anniversary
of Washington's Birth

delivered over to the vestry on Feb
ruary 81, 1878, the construction hav'
ing been begun January l, 1867. Col.
Washington was one of the first YES
trymen of the church, and on the
day that 1t was turned over by the
builders he purchased pew No. 8
for the sum of G36 10 shillings, agree.
ing also to pay an annual rental OF
G5 for the same.
The church was consecrated by
Bishop Claggett of Maryland on June
IA, 1914. This ancient and historic
edifice is still used as place of wor.
ship. 1t is kept open every week day
and is annually visited by thousands
A small admission fee Is charged for
the purpose of defraying the expense
of keeping it open to the public. In
the rear of and on the south side is
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Out of the Usual,

Guess where I've been," said a
man at the MONDAY lunch counter.
ut is city where in at least two
churches they have little cuspidors
which match the decorations of the
church in the corners of the pews.
In the vestibule of one of the large
churches hangs sign to this effect:
No Splitting Allowed Inside the
Church, Throw Away Your Tobacco
as You Enter the Vestibule' This
a fact. can prove it,"
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READ SOMETHING LIKE CIPHER.
Fearful and Wonderful Memorandum
of Baltimore Cook.

In the family of former Balti-
morean now residing in Providence,
X. l., there is middle.aged German
woman--a relative of the family-who,
though having lived in this country
over quarter of century, has not
yet thoroughly mastered the English
tongue. The expressions of this rela-
tive, who keeps house for the fam
lily, sometimes afford much amusement
to those unaccustomed to her peculiar
ly characteristic pigeon English"
Happening to visit the kitchen sew
eral days ago the head of the house
discovered tackled up against the wall
crude memorandum pad. Inquiry
developed the fact that it was a re-
hinder of the days culinary needs.
This is what was written in combina.
non English-German chirography on
the little sheet:
Tapioca
pruns
corn Starsh
Shradded Wieth
Sardien
saman
Egg | Gle
Salse
sellerie
The memorandum was confiscated
and sent to friends of the family in
Baltimore. 1t is being preserved as a
classic.--Baltimor News.
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ranged in four parallel rows. The
poplars and lawn have long since dis.
appeared, and long ranges of rooms
OF the present Braddock house occupy
their site, and the house is only Wis
ible to the public from the eastern or
rear side.
1t was also in this house that the
unfortunate expedition against Fort
Duquesne was arranged by Gen. Brad.
dock and the governors Of Maryland.
New York, North Carolina, Pennsyl.
vania and Virginia, in 1855.
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Washnsons Headquarters While recns Survey Washington City


on the plaza at the east OF the cap,
itol.
Washington was a very enthusiasts.
tic Mason, and was identified with the
lodge in Alexandria, Va, which was
chartered in 1888 under the Pennsyl-
vania jurisdiction, but in 1888 it
was rechartered as the Alexandria
Washington lodge, No. %, and Wash.
ington was named as worshipful mas
ter in the charter.
Christ church. Alexandria, Va, ivy
and moss covered, was completed and
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Corrected.

See how nicely she is dressed; a
woman dressed like that is a credit to
her husband"
Wrong, dear; she is debt
Houston Post.