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SUFFRAGE DEBATE TONIGHT.
Needham and Columbian Societies
VIII Argue the Question.

Needham and Columbian Societies
VIII Argue the Question.
The second intersociety debate between
the Needham and Columbian DEBATING So
cieties o. the law and political science de-
partments Of George Washington Uni
versity viii be held this evening in the
assembly hall OF the university.
The question 10 be debated is, Re
solved. That in the laws regulating SUI
frage throughout the United States there
should be no discrimination on account OF
sex"
The speakers representing the Needham
society viii be Paca Oberlln. OF Virginia:
Frank f Edgerton. OF Nebraska. ana H.
N. Sullivan. OF Tennessee. with G. J. PHI
low. OF Mississippi. as alternate: repre-
senting the Columbian society VIII be s.
W Rogers, OF Arkansas: 5. II. Lilly. OF
Iowa, and 2. p. Gates. OF Arkansas with
R. II. Hopper. OF Maine. as alternate
A musical programme has also been ar
ranged.
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METHODIST EPIsCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. coTner John Marshall
place and c 81 John RCid Shannon. minister. Al
Il a. n The s1bimest scene il Christ's life
Us lessons" 4. r n. The creation O.
woman-ber first APPEARANCE as msn's helpuest
and ths worlds first marri1Ee' third se-mm in
series On --WCmanhoOi'D Sunday sCh0Ol and
Metropolitan Bible cas- az go A. n EpTorth
League a. SIS = n
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
sth ard sts NV. ReT. Charles 2 Guthrie.
uastor csc a. H. sunday school y z. n,
sermon b Rev. :. ". r. SmEalt. $50 D n.
EpEorth LeaE1e prasse serTice. 80 ?. n. preach
inz 81 the pastor Thursday. : 80 2 m. d q
series Of prayer Eeetings, Religion u business.
Seats free. everybody welcome.
FOUNDRY II. z CHURCH. ls,h and Church SIS
NV ReT. Robert n Moore, D. D.. pastor. Sun
day schcol. so a. n; preaching a. i r. n. by
the pastor: ,. n. ssrTice q song. addressed hy
the pastor; EPwcrth LeaEus, n II Al invited
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BAPTIST.

L HEL oWEMs subiect- What Washf.zto-is-s
Eant ena Va nof El1-, Sunday night. rs &C
PREACHING u a. II Chorus choir Free rrz-s
= BsVtlsr On Auditorium. sth and Va ave. ss.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o 81 suu-
cay sc1ocl e. $50. Christian Ensesur n =
Preaching b Rev J. B. Clayto1. Il a. II, --Ths
living Blh-s- 2 r.. The rouchssone" Thurs-
Gay evening. March 3, "Frss a. dREu" ETe-y-
body welcome.
STRANGERS ROEE" Shiloh Bartiss Church.
y 81, between leth and nth SIS ia. Rev. J.
Milton Waidrun, D. D.. pastor Good sinrfn- br
coosreE1ricn and choir. Heiuful and iutsres-sr-
sr1ons Public worship deT0ut ard inspiring a
hearty reiccme % al. especially s-rangerz. Al
Ssats free
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH
Epwcrsh League Union Address By The General
Secretary Rev H. N. On Bose. D. D.. Of Nash
vile Tenn az At Yernon Place Church. on
Monday. March 2 800 a. ?. II
ST PAUL u. = CHURCH SOUTH. d and 5
sts nv Rev Wm- Eustacs Henry. pastor Divine
worship Il a. n 7-i5 2. m Subject evening ser
non. a poor excuse" Other services as usual.
Cordial welcome for strangers-
MOUNT VERNON PLACE METHODIST EPTS-
COPAL CHURCH SOUTH. COT. On and X IS
nv. J. Howard Wells. pastor go e. m, mis-
si0uaTy anuiEe7sary- l. a. m. Servants. partners.
victors OF the greatest combination q capital and
labor On earth" 7 p. N. ETrEoTth LeHgue- p.
n a god life; its sphere or operation and
motive 20 service
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WILL SING "sTABAT MATER. -
Chorus of st. AIMS Church VIII BE
Assisted by soiOistS.

chorus of st. AIMS Church VIII BE
Assisted by SoiOistS.
ROssinrs ST - Mater viii be sung az
30 O'Clock u uorrow evening. in St
AIMS Church. Tennallytown. by a cho-
rus Of twenty voices. assisted by the fol-
lowing soloists; Mrs. Anna Grant Fugftt.
soprano Mrs. Armand Gumpreeht, con
tralto; Melville d. Hensey. tenor; John
Porter. bass.
The soloists OF s.. AIMS choir are: Mrs
Landon Brent, soprano; Mrs. John Bar
bee. cOntralto; Joseph Sienon. tenor
Thomas a. Murray. bass.
II was announced that the "Stabat
Mater would be sung in St AIMS
Church last Sunday. but unavoidable cir
cumstances caused this feature Of the
Sunday Lenten service TO be postponed
until tomorrow evening.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran SIS nv. ThA
Rev Frsrk SeVsu. p. D.. pastor. VIII preach az
II a. n sunday school. I2.5 g T. m secord
lecture BY the Rev. JULIAN X SlfYTH. of New
1o-k. en- the EMMANUEL MOVEMENT SICK
MINDS. modern psychological methods- Al are
welcome In pastors study Weinesdays 90 Class
N Christian psyehclogy. open 20 an Friday, II
church. AS p n. Litany service With hrief ad-
sdress- Cone Free loan library q she writirZs
q STedenborg. Pre- tracts IN the Testib1ie-
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LUTHERAN.

ST. MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH. sth and 3
sW. Rev J. Luther F1utz. pastor. Services az
Il A. m and : % 2. m A. evening service special
tacs.e by vested choir q % voices Al welcome
MEMORIAL,-Pastor. ]. C. Butler Services. with
sermons b. pastor. II and 80 PRAYER Meeting
THURSDAY The story q the Christ. Illustrated
by Mrs II T. Monroe Friday
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave. and srh 81 ne.
Rev c p Wnes pastor Pssching u ard 10
S,sndav school, ESQ. Junior c. T. Inter
MEDIATE $50. Senior. 6.s5. Catecheticzl class,
pa p H.
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SERVICES TOMORROW
SPIRTTUALISaI.

FROM THE REALM OF SOULS.
Alfred II. Thy VIII hold a meeting Sunday
e=ening az 8 yclock. Lecture. followed BY spirit
messages. and psychometuc readings AZ schnidt's
Hall. 5l6 9th ST Nv.
DR.. J. n TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEST
medium, vii hold grand test meeting for spiritual
messages sunday, Tuesday, ard Friday st D. "a
Readings daily SD 6;h s. NV
MRS. NOBLE EOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every Sunday. Tuesday. and Friday nights al
O'Clock. Private readings daily. ISZ3 18th 81 nv
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NONSECTARIAN.

on SUNDAY. March p. It lbs a. H.. ReT. O. y.
Ninh1gier Vii speak f0T the Peoples Church a.
Pythian Temple on The Law q Christian hal
ms. By courtesy q the Unirersalist C1ureh
Rev. He-rJ Frank. Pa. D.. o. New Tork Csfv
VIII speak for the Peoples Church cuuz-cv1tior
Sunday night. March O. az o'ciock AZ -
Charch q Or Father. 18Th and L stS nv. o.
Ethical ideals ard the economic urosslre" AZ
are cordially invited 10 the services
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ST. JAMES CHURCH. Eighth street. near c
northeast. Sunday services 80 le-o. and
a n. $50 and 80 p. m school. p r
Gene 20 the beuteu couterences sven oy ne
Rev Father Evans. q NeEczstleou-Iyne. England
Monday March 2-I-0 p n. Tie Fasaers
Hone" THURSDAY. March z--Io.3o e. NJ. sheep
Not Having a Shepherd 50 p r.. Mar and
Martha - 30 p N. The Par CCuntry- We'd
Besday March 2-l0S3 a. n. There As Lac
Here 80 D. r. The BLESSED Virgin ID
n n. The Fathers Table" Taursday. Lady
Day-lo2o a. n. He Blessed and Brake and
Gsve the Leares-
Catholics and u0n-Catho,is welcune-
CHRIST CHURCH. Georzssovn. cor. o and ylst
SIS nv. Rev. James H. ". Blake. rector %
a. n Holy Couuuniou. e-a a r.. sunday
schocl u e. NJ. fan service and sermon hy me
rector. $50 .. n c1uirInat,ou lecture - p n.
evening PRAYER. confirmation. and ss--1on by the
Right Rev Dr- Harding. Bishop Of Wlsll1stol-
TRINITT CHURCH. 81 and c IS EE. Rev Rich
ard p Williams. rector. II a n. Confirmation by
the Bishop q Wsshing-on. Othsrs serTiees 80
a. n. s p
Monday. wednesday. Friday. a. s
Daily. except saturday 2rainuts service al -
All welcome
Gaui's Passion Service" Friaay night
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. C street. BE-
tween Is;h and l4th streets Rev Rsndoiph A..
McKim. ID. D.. rector. ServicCs az and II a. n
& and 8 o. N SUNDAY school a. so a. ~. ard
q n Cunhmatio1 lectu-e az SIS IN the
church By the rector Rev Samuel H. Bishop.
d. D.. q New Io1k. WI U-each az ~ a. n
and the rector VIII preach a. s = n Neek oay
services A. y non and AS. excep- Saturdays,
ard wednesdays a. 80 p. n
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mas ave ard
I2th 81 Nv. Rev. J. Henning Mems. rector
Services. and Il a. H. and s 2 N The rector
viii preach AZ Il a. and + n Lenten serv-
ICES next week az As O'Clock every afternoon.
Churchman's IeaE1e lectures. TUESDAY. .. ~.
Rev c. Ernest smith. D. D.. VII be the SPEAKER.
BOYS Brotherhood service Friday p. n Rev.
z $ Dunlop VIII b the speaker. THURSDAY. 80
y NJ. missionary meetiug- Speakers. the Bishop
of Washington and Dr. CorrelL q Osaczs, japan
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 81 and So ~.
Clergy. Rev. W L. De Nrtss. Ph D.. ard Rev
r. A Curtis Services. 80. II. &. and 30. Rev.
Prof. Kennedv VIII preach AZ night
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EVANGELICAL Christian SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 C St NV.
Services. Sunday II a. NJ. and 80 D. m Norn-
ing lecture By Bishop OLIVER C. sABIN. sub
ject ''Ye must be bonn again Evening lecture
by WINFIELD $ WHITMAN Testimonial
meeting Wednesday evening az 30. Seats free
All invited
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UNTVERSALISF.

CHURCH OF OR FATHER. Isth and L So. nv.
Rev. John Van Schaick. r.. pastor. II a. m
morning service. sermon b. ras,og The SPIRITUAL
authority and leadership Ct Jesus Christ-- Kin
eergarten fer children a. sane hour. SIS a. n
sunday school p n, y P. c. L.. led b
nas'cr- ?. IL, Or. Henry Prank q New Yo-E
--IsFices a Peoples Church. subject "Ethieal
ideals and ths social r-essrre.'
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UNITARIAN

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor Hth and L IS
Ulysses g. B. PierCe. minister. e.s5 O. T. Sun
day school. cas- foT the comparative sta5y q re-
hGon. AID unity study class II a. n, MONTH
seT7lce- sermon ns the ministe-- 80 ,. r.
Young People's Religious Uricn- The r-s6lic -
Ei-ed % al services
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sEvENTH-DAY ADvEXTIsTs.

REV 7 z sHCLTZ. pastor. ISL sh ST. M
Service seeoroiag - appointment IN the Ne
neral CouEch, l-th and n SIS. Nv. az rs o.
mouoT evening Al that tine the pastor VIII b.
en- seues Of studies On the LIFE AND
PROPHECIES OF DANIEL. which are z-re 20
interest every esrnest Bible studeut. AL are IN
Eitsd
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and Il sts. NV. Services. Sunday, lesS=S n
and 5 p ID. Subject:
MATTER
SUNDAY school. Il a. M We5relday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Pabhc cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading room. Col Colorado
Building
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THEOSOPHY.

THE RESURRECTION AND ATONEAlENT. 4"
Iheosophic explanation. by DR.. W W. Baker.
Sunday. II a. m, al l5g II street northwest
The Capital City Brarch. T. s.. extends a coritai
welcome 70 the public 20 al lectures
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS Party government" Mr. George Il.
SHIRLEY. Recitation. Ms. II. G. Jordan Music
Debate. ?. m. Pythian Temple. lel2 9Th 81 NV.
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SOME LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KELLEY. Sunday March q
as T. m. 20 East Capitol 81. Subject The
osophy and mental healing" Spacious rooms
Questions answered Pupils taught Patients
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EPISCOPAL.


SERVICES g. IL 5. aud O'Clock
Illo-Rsctor rre1ches OF What shah ! 90 VIZ
Jesus with reference 20 divinity and Nirgl-
h.rhlt"
09-Rer Samuel Il. Bishop delivers brief acdres'
before sermon when Rev Canon Austin rreachel
on "PONTIUs PLATE; OR. TIE COST Or
COMPROMISE"
ONE HOUR SERVICE ALL WELCOME
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Services. NTH ser
mon By F. ID. Power. Il ard 80 Evening topic
The drunkard's woe" Sunday school ESQ. cars
tian EndezYor 60
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MEETING FOR MEN

PROGRESS Of religious liberty in Franes. CO.
r. Bern y. D.. q Paris MEETING 10 ~,
New Masonic Temple sunday Msrch q So.
ausIicss \ NJ G. A. Bartons solo. Earl Car
baugh- Association crchestrs Aflr-sssso-, o.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Noe, for these columns aoaLa zach Tas saa Office s n Eraa
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.
Co-necticIt Ave. y and lsth streets
Charles Wood. Minister.

Iol1ecticlf Ave. y and lsIh streets
Charles Wood Minister
fTier bennett Assistant Ninistsr
JaDes AcHeu-y. Minister Of Pea Chapei
i a n--Dr. Berry. u New To-k. On a-rs
lFeniiefh century rgfo-znzri01 IN Frzncs"
D. m--Dr- John NJ Fulton q Phfsdel-his
Musical service. LED by church quartet. frsm SD
% O'Clock
5 = m--Addressss b. d.. J. D. Quaessnhos. So
elellst- q New fork Cts. and Dr.. " p sprsfnnz.
q JOINS HOPKINS UuiFers-y. the scififc asDscls
q alcohol
Musical service from : 80 70 O'Clock. led b Mr.
Anton kaspar. Toliuist.
sunday school a. ss5 a. n
Clr1stan E1deaTur meeting. 5 D n
THURSDAY eTenrrS ~ 6. mid-Veek serrice
FIRST-''The Strangers sabbath Hone I'm.
MarzhAA p Mr. Donald G. MacIsoi rairiy-sr.
Il a. n, Tie zeal twentieth csrtury Cl--is-izr
p r.. union revival service. sixth Presbyte-isn
thu-ch. 5th and q SIS ST.. The power hat WI
make the church Ticto-iCus.'' Cniou se-rices AZ
SIKH Caurch every night this Eeek. S o'clock
All are invited.
NV YORK AVENUE PRESBTrERrAN
CHURCH, New - avenue Il and I5th st-se-s
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. pas1or. Il a. n. sernoo
oy Kew = J. Nlculls D. D.. q S. Lso1is No
si5 ?. n. Gods battle sx. the series upon ths
Iropnets CT Music. led By the cusr.at chez
- a. n, bib-e school SIS a. n. adult ciassss
So ?. e.. Christian E15earor Scott
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALTNG.

MRS. sEATON VII gire the ninth lesson n The
ssries Il her private class instruction in mental
and spiritual healing, sunday D n a. her o.
fces. The FsrraEz-7. or. I7th ana 81 nv ~
- Pulse invited Patieaz treated EuSk sAyE
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Y. w. c. A. vESPER SERVICES.

YOUNG wOMES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
l2th and SIS nr- Nesper service. So ?. N.
Leader, Mss Miner. Al Welccne
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Last Monday al a private confirmation
held at the tuberculosis Hospital. Up
shur street, near Fourteenth street, Ven.
Archdeacon Williams presented three
candidates TO the bishop for confirmation.
those the arehdeacon had prepared in that
institution.
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On the following Thursday the bishop
VIII be al the National Cathedral School
for Girls. which win be somewhat OF a
departure from previous practice, the
girls, heretofore, having been confirmed
IN ST. Adams Church, which the bishop
visited last Sunday.
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SERVICES ARE HELD
Many Lenten Preachers at
Various Churches.
DECIDES TO REMAIN HERE
Rev. Canon Austin, Of Jamaica, VIII
Not Return to West Indies-Rev.
Mr.. HoImead Receives Cali to Del
aware Observation-Disclosures of st.
Andrew Holds Meeting.

Next weeks preachers at the midday
Lenten services in Trinity Church, corner
Third and G streets northwest, are 10 be
as follows: March 2. Rev. George r.
Dudley. ST. Stephens; March q. Rev.
Sidney Goodman, Ascension, Atlantic
City; Mach "A. Rev. Robert Talbot, St.
Paurs; March 3, Rev. George H. Nc
Grew, D. D., Grace Church, Silver
Spring: March 26. Rev. g. c. F. Brat
enshl, d. D., St Adams.
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A carnival Of nations" was held by the
c. z. Society Of the Northminster Pres
byteTian Church recently. While Miss
Lille Bailey. Of Gunton-Temple Church
played piano solo. young people dressed
in the costumes of various countries
marched on the stage, singing their ma
tional songs
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were the Rev Charles e Buck. rector
Of Rock Greek Church. and his assist
ant. Rev. II. G. England; Rev. DR.. De
Vries, OF St Marks; the Rev. DR.. Thomas
J. Packard, OF Rockville, was there with
four teachers from his parish
Bishop Harding tomorrow viii be az two
churches widely separated as regards
distance. namely. Trinity Church.
Third and streets, Ven Arehdeacon
Williams. rector, and Christ Church.
Georgetown. Rev. J. II. ". Blake. rector.
The bishop VIII hold combinations IN
both parishes. classes for the same hav-
ing oeenNUnder preparation for some time.
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March . is a day very dear to church
men in Washington. II is TO begin with
the festival Of the annunciation OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary. L was also the
day OF the conservation Of Bishop Sat
terlee in Calvary Chapel. New York, some
thirteen years ago. and a day always OBJ
served with special services by the
bishop, II was on the festival Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary just before the
bishop died that he announced the com
pletion OF payments on the ground for
the cathedral. which had cost $245. 000
The House Of Mercy, 24os K street
Deaconess Lillian NJ Yeo in charge. Is
arranging for a special course OF ser
vices and sermons for the week begin
ming March q.
The Sunday School Institute met Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. in the Church OF the
Epiphany. Papers were read by Rev
Cornelius S. Abbott, jr, rector OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. and Rev.
Edward S. Dunlap, Of St Johns.
good many members were present and
a number Of eIersymen, among whom
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Next weeks special preacher al the
midday Lenten services in Epiphany
Church VIII be Rev. W. c. Richardson.
D. D., ST. James. Philadelphia.
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ITicr bennett Assistant MinistsE
daules NcHeurT. Minister Of Peg Chapel
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field Woodegh la coneurrida igesia los humildes
benes despues del servicio Ia hubieran dado ampa
nna sola persona la igesia acerc6 fecltar nj
siouera miro la sobrina del rector. Era este un tai
Dick Sheriff. que durante ell seryco quito los ojos de
Donner que malciosa sonrisa sesgaba sus
labiOs
Jorge Sc flo aquel hombre, y, cuando noto Ell
de que era objeto pudo comprender e mott
yo nj recordar que hubiese vsto amas aque hombre
ben pronto disraida atenc6n por mas placen
teras, olvid6 aquel incdente
Ell sguiente dia recib6se breve epistoa de lady
Dewar:
sNo puedo levarles lord Nugent, despues de todo'
dice que nos encontraremos la rectoria No hay que
pensar NAL Dor ello Desea conocerles ustedes su
esquela dice que parece va les conoce Es
perenme las cuatro. podre estar antes
La agtac6n de Mile al pensamiento de la legada de
nlady solo hizo rer Jorge Declare perspective
de encontrarse lady Dewar e era mas temble que
la entrevsta Glen duques condes demas basonados
Ell da adelantaba; pero lord Nugent fue visto; en-
cambo lego ell equpaje de lady Dewar la notca de
que mlady venia detras Saba que la estaban
ocupados no habia querido molestarles
-voy a bajar aqui--oy5 Milie que decfa cuando Ell
carruae leg6 frente la veria-veo ALI miss Mile
Murray
Sc are6 ALI er tstr 81 carruaje proseguia hasta
Ia puerta despues c es.rechar las Mile Sc La
qEcd6 miranda.
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ba 81 10 Jorge Donner rendo al yer ei ges'o
de estupor de su prometda ante tamano desproposto
IT'D no sabes 10 que vale ramllete-dJo con sen
clez Mile.
-Contieso que no-dijo el joven.SY cuando vlene Ia
DIV Dewar Meq No antes del jueves? 81 es asl ten
Dire alg1n importante asunto en- Canterbury.
No DO haras senejante TIE quedaras aqul y Ia
yeras . 4 lord Nugent tambien.
-Ah RIO me aeordaba de Milford! Realmente no me
interese mueho por debe gustar mas las ovenes que
mi
Pero nos ayudaras ser corteses e de todos mo-
dos No Sc como le habare Jamas he vsto lord iC6
mn debe decirsele . mlord vuestro honor7
Los lores Sc parecen basante los demas hombres,
6iate conducr Dor tn duce instnto esaras perfecta
No se-replic6 Nillie-estoy asustada, pero en- nm,
hare 10 que pueda. 49,
Passban los dias neg6 ell Domingo Ell utlmo que NIL
Tie haha de pasar en- casa de osun camoso dia de
aposto en- que la nauraleza pareca reposar las flores
hran Sis corolas al brante SOL qulslesen demos
rar su conteto invisible poder les daba vida Aque
da no f6 de gran agtac6n Todos assteron los oc'os
dv;nos Era la Ultima que Mile ocupaba ALI su pue
to on predicar to- Podia r por ALA agun dla es
.nehar1e otra vez pero ell msmo sentimento de
nertenecerle ely de pertenecerse La giesa estaba lie
ma de eente Eos fegees parecan haberse dado cta pa
ra desped1rtA Millie
ST Jorge Bonner hubese necesado contirmac'on dc sH
;n6u sabre e afecto que prometida merecia en- Cha
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Tenemos gsto de parcpar nuesros fvods
Opa
ria Relojera
Este Deparameno m do equpado la atu
contamos los servicos de Optico graduado
facdad aqueos
conecci6n de crita
personal este
precios
bajo del todo garanizado
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-14
EsTUDlO DE ABOGADOS
Y NOTARIA
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ciano Ortiz Anton, Emilio
Garcia Cuervo y Fran
CISCO de la Tore.
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Es de nuchs utiidad, no sole para
los AbogadOs, Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientes, Corperaeiones y empaeados
de todos los ramos, sino tambien' para
los comerciantes, industriales : perso-
has de negoeiOs, el eeneeimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por las
Camaras y Ell Censejo Executive en- ell
aIo de 1907.
Sc vende q $1-50 en- la Liberia del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-14
: NOTlCQAS

Esta tarde Sc reunira ell Comseio
Ejecutivo, aprobandose varias Tranquil
cias y algunos nombramiemtos de con-
cejales.