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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Como i rebat1r las Inconsultas afirma-
ajcnes de los Ifamados Elbrepensddores, y
4 rechazar sus inconsecuentes blasfe-
m1as. van estas ripidas llneas, necesarlO
4s decir 10 cue son 10 que no son, los
JabrepemsGdores que atrevldamente BIAS
feman de Cristo, Y las causas generado-
ras de su existencia scctarla.
El HbrepensamientO, como entidad IL
aps0fica, no existe.
Dado ell libre albedr1o, consustanclal
a la naturaleza humana, ell librepemsa-
maemt0 es una Erase vaefa de sentido,
una utopia porque todos los seres pen
santes que tienen libertad de hacer uso
de su inteligencia, son librepensadores,
=, Dor tanto. es un soiemne absurdo flo
s6fico, lamar una colectividad formada
por hombres. seres racionales, Socaed0d
de Mbrepensn>Fores. porque librepensa-
iIores son TODOS LOS INDIVIDUOS
de la humanidad Dor raz6n esencial de
su libre y pensante persona1idad huma-
IA.
Hay no obstante individuos que desco-
nociendo estos vr1Ieares principles filoso-
ficus. sc llaman Mbrepens0dores, pero es
dificil descifrar n que son esos indivi-
duos las colnctividades de que forman
parte.
Librepensadores conozco que son 4
reces: al ateos. bN 0tras veces parecen
creyentes. c) otras aceptan Ell concepto
de Dios. d) otras le rechazan. e. hablan
de fifosoffa. f) rechazan & fil6sofos y te6-
aogos, etc, et".
Apuntamos estos detalles, y aunque
entendemos one en- Ia anteutica acepci6n
de Ia Erase. todos los humanos tenemos
la natural libertad de pensar. necesario
es que aceptemos, fuera de la rigorosa
acepci6n filos6fca, la existcncia de CRU
pos de hombres, mas menos ilustres,
que Z fnerza de no pensar en- NADIA fun
Gamental, Sc apellidan Hbrepeaasadores,
por one Ia falsa acepci6n ha sido adopta-
da por ell uso.
Partidarios tan libres seiiores de les
enganosos y leianos oropeIes paganos.
que de mil colores pintajarrea la mito-
l0g1a ilvidica. van siempre rebuscando
EN- las salientes figuras del Paganismo,
tgrandes, por hallarse fuera de la CO.
rriente pagana. dentro del Paganismo)
para marcarnos de modo inGirectO la
aparente grandeza de Ia idolatria paga-
MICA y sus explendores; tambien nosotros
fenemos que buscar con la linterna del
snSlisis-crftico I'M pagano insigne que
nos oriente en- Ia Investigation Y nos de
indirecta idea de 10 que pueden ser los
6lasfemos neeadores irrespetuosos, que,
en- la fauna de Ia inconsecuencia apelli-
danse Hbrepensadores.
Ell pagano y gran tribune Cicer6n de-
cia:
Ut, porro f1missimuns hoe offeyrs o.
G1etur, cur Deus esse credamws. qm0d
~ulsa gems tan, fern. memo omnswm tan,
SIT 1mm0nis cMius memtem non ara6ueyis
dsorann opsnio...
Cicero, Tusc. hb T. c. 13.
"Lo cual quiere decir en- nuestro her
'moso kxico que resulta de un modo
"cIarfsime la necesidad de Greer en- Dios,
'spor que no hav pueblo tan feroz fall
s''to de sentido. nne no tenga imbuida en-
ssla mente la existencia de Dios.''
Vase que los ibrepensadores, q quien
seguramente Cicer6n no tuvo presentes
n habsar de gexs fera y de neasis ins-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

FL Inspector beterinario del dstritp
Sur, informa desde San German que
previo consentimiento por escrito del Sc
nor Jose Ma. Lugo, Sc ha sacrificado un
caballo por padecer muermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell alcalde municipal de Lajas, solic;-
ia autorizaci6n para utilizar eI matadero
municipal clausurado, hasta tanto Sc ter
mlnen las obrs del nuevo matadero e.,
construction, el que estara terminado e..
81 de Dniembre pr6ximo. LIE ha sidc
concedida la antorizaei6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

La Teologia ha sido Ell todos los ITEM
pos Ia dadora de los mas fundamentales
principles filos6ficos. y la Filosoffa, sr
pedisequa, ha infuido seguramente So
bre los sistemas teol0gicos.
Ell neo-platonisno infuy6 en- el Girls
tianlsmo de los primeros siglos; la flo
sofia de Arist0teIes. Ell las escuelas teo-
l0gicas de la Edad Media Y ell Raciona-
AsnO, cue no es otra cOsa que la indi-
recta negacion de los Fundamentals teo-
logicos, ha pretendido inauir y constan-
temente lucha en- la actualidad contra
el Cristianismo, w.. de igual modo
que los neoplat6nicos Sc desvanecieron
ante ell subj ime fulgor de la idea cristia,
ma, y los escolasticos de Arist6teles tu-
vieron que dar paso la airosa marcia
de la Iglesia de Cristo, pesar de sus
allanzas con ell sectarismo heretico, asi
Ell Racionalismo actual, en- su absurda
calificaci6n, nueva Erase. de Librepen-
san'sento, tendra que apartarse mal-tre-
cho del camino de la verdadera ciencia,
para contemplar la victoriosa graudeza
del Cristianismo, que con su vitalidad
sobrenatural dara a las sociedades fu-
turas que ha pretendido corromper ell
odio de las sectas, de una parte, y de
otra, los racionalistas librepensadores,
progreso verdadero y autentico intelec-
tual adelanto, y que con la brillante sabi-
durfa de su doctrina inspirada, Y ell eff
caz poder de su moral insustituible, sal
vara ell Cristianismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
Information de Sandal

. Ell medico Inspector del distrito Sur,
participa que cumplimentando la order
de la Direction de Sanidad ha salido (:
visitar los puebos de su distrito que
constan en- la carta orden recibida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Mientras las clases de musica en- el
Departments Normal empequenece, el
interes demostrado por los miembros de
estas elases aumenta, y sc estan hacienda
todos los esfuerzos posibles para hacer
los cantos escolares tan artisticos como sc
pueda Con motive de la adopci6n del
nuevo metodo, el repertoire este afio Sc
"a por necesidad uno muy limitado.
La parte mas interesante es la instruc-
ci6n que proporciona 4 los alumnos.
cuando deian La normal. no solamentp
cantar. pero tambien ensehar Mtisica 4
los ninos de todos los grades de una ma
nera atractiva. Este aHo Sc lie ha puesto
mas atenci6n q la M1sica que los amos
anteriOres.
En- connection con el estudio de la snu-
sica, la Sociedad CampOs' Choral es una
organization que toma una parte activa :;
Sc reune dos veces semanales bajo la di-
recci6n de la profesora de miisica. Su
objeto es dar fiestas Y proveer m1sica
para los COmmencements Todo estu-
dante que tenga abilidad para cantar,
sera admitido como miembro despues
que haga una solicitud.
Los reports cards Sc han enviado esta
semana, Y los padres de todos los estu-
diantes que no han ,hecho trabajo salts
factorio en- alguna asignatura por los
primeros dos meses, Sc les ha notifcado
la condici6n de sus 1liios.
Dicha. nota ha sido suministrada por
ell Departamento de instruction, en- sus
notas al gobierno central.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
CRISTIANISMO

Ell hbrepensamiemto sectario, en- la au-
tentica acepci6n de la Erase, es una abe
rraci6n.
Todos los seres que gozan de inteligen-
cia Y libre albedrlo, son por naturaleza
ibres para pensar (librepemsador)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
Instruction Pdbica

En- un meeting de la Sociedad Ltera
ria del Departamento Normal, el martes
por la tarde, las renuncias del Presidente
Y del Secretario, iueron presentadas v
aceptadas, y en- su lugar los siguientes
estudiantes fueron electos: Presidenta,
Rosa Maria Emmanuelli; Secretario Jo-
se FOntanes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
Pero. entremos en- materia.

PerO, entremOS en- materla.
Con permiso de los ibrepensod0res,
vamos 4 hacer una afirmaci0n solemne;
affirmation que ha hecho palpitar el cora
z6n de todos los hombres, de todos los
pueblos y de todos los tiempos. pero que
al rozar su magico fluido kos tfmidos Ia
bios humanos, no siempre hay albores
en- la inteligencia para eoncebirla, hi
vigor en- la voluntad humana para Ian
zarla con la energia necesaria.
Vamos 4 ratifcar con Cicer6n la ilu-
minada honradez de los verdaderos sa-
bios, ante inconsultas incoherentes ne
gaciones, esta afirmaci6n: DIOS EXIS-
TEL.
~
/ La ReIididn. no es otra cosa que la re-
laci6m del hon,bre. ser inteligente y mo-
raj. y librepensador por esencia, CON ST
Dios. u de Dios CON Ell hombre.
/ La Tcotogio, siguaendO la etimoboglG
helenica, no es otra cosa que ell DIS
CURSE ACERCA DE DIOS, y como
sistema de doctrina, ell conjunto de COMO
cimientos que de Dios temensos, q Ia su-
ma de nuestras relaciones CON Ell.
Claro es que como ell sublime concepto
de Dios. infinitamente supera Ell finito al
cance de la humana inteligencia, hay
teologia natural y revelGdG.
Del sentimientO de la yevel0d0, del
c0n0ctmsentO de la natural, han diserta-
do el ilustre .pagano Cicer6n, ell divine
librepensador Plat6n y ell sapientisimo
id6latra Socrates, y todos los sabios de
la antiguedad que ignoraban la Sagrada
Escritura del pueblo judo, designado
como pueblo de Dios.
La teoIogio natural plantea dos prin-
cipales cuestiones:
la. La existencia de Dios.
"a Lo que pueden conocer de Dios
en- 81 mlSmO y en- Su relaclOn con los
hombres.
La teologia reueIGda resuelve tres
principales cuestiones, y prueba cientl-
fcamente:
10. Autenticidad de la Revesi6n cris-
tiana, como procedente de Dios.
20 Interpretation del C6digo de la
Revelation.
&c. Ensenanza de la Revelation res
pecto de Dios y SUI relaci6n con ell hon.
bre, y cireunstancias de redenci6n del
hombre sus 'refaciones con Dios.
La Teotogsa y la Filosofso tienen entire
| 81 fundamentales conexiones, y m1tua-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Habra un juego de base-boU a las 1
de la tarde entire los miembros del Ter
zero y cuarto aiiO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Don Francisco Rivera de Mayaguez.
plde Sc le permita utilizar para colocal-
animales durante Ia mariana, un sola,
frente IA plaza del mercado de aquell;a
,ciudad, y el cual fue cla,lsurado, previo
informe del senior Official de Sanidad
municipal, por construir un foco infec-
cioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell Inspector de Sandal. senior Andi-a
no, participa haber visitado los puestos
de leche en- Ia maiiana del dia &c en- Ia
ciudad de San Juan, de los sefl0res Ceci-
liza Esparza, R., Reyes, J, M. Ramirez Fl.
Perakes, J. Morales y F. Garcia, habien-
do obtenido densidades del 26 al 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell Inspector de alimentos de Huma-
Gao, remite para examen EN- el laborato-
rio quimico una muestra de leche de va
ca tomada en- aquella ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell Inspector de alimentos de San Jual,
remite para ser examinadas en- ell lsbora
torio, dos muestras de harina de trigc
tomadas en- ell aimacen do los seiiores
Ochoa Hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

La Teologsa y la Filosofso tienen entire
81 fundamentales conexiones, y mItua-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell Inspector plomero del distrito Nor
te, presenta informe acerca de la visi-
ia de inspection verifcada en- la casa de
la calIe he San Jose No. 81. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell maestro plomerO F.. Aldea. remite
para su aprobaci6n pianos de obras de
plomer1a que han de ser realizadas en
una casa del barrio de Santurce, para
da 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29

Ell Inspector de alimentok. senior To-
rres, participa haber visitadP en- la ma
mana del dia 26 los puestos ge leche en-
San Juan propiedad de los seiiores Ma
nuel Iglesias. Julio Pineiro. Herbert A.
Braschi, Alfredo Padilla. Julio Diaz,
Tomas Lopez, Pedro J. Requena v Ma
nuel Diaz, todos del barrio de Puerta de
Terra, habiendo encontrado densidades
del 30 al 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
ruRREN1INE TRUST GUILTY..
Verdict Returned at Savannah Applies
Duly to Five Individuals.

Savannah, Nay 1f.-eGuilty'' was
the verdict brought in late last night
By the jury in the case Of the so-called
stmpentine trust" though the names
of the two indicted corporations are
omitted, and the verdict applies only 10
the five individual defendants, r. s..
Nash, president Of the American Naval
Stores company; Spencer P. Spotter,
chairman Of its board Of directors;
George Meade Boardman Of New York,
its treasurer; ]. r, G. Myers, vice -presi.
dent Of the company; and Carl Moller
of Jacksonville, Fla, manager Of that
company, and also Jacksonville manag-
er Of the National Transportation and
Terminal company. The sixth defend
ant, Chas. r. Deloach, was found not
guilty at the direction Of the court.
4 motion for a new trial will be
made. The verdict finds the five indi-
vidtial defendants guilty on the first
and second counts Of the indictment
charging the DEFENDANTS with conspir-
ing to monopolize Interstate trade.
The surprise the verdict caused in
the court rooms and in the Savannah
was complete. It was generally beliyed
that verdict would favor the defend
ants and that if il did not a recon-
mendation to the mercy Of the court
would be made. The maximum sentence
is fine Of $1,000 and term OF one
year 10 prison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
BEHIND THE BARS.
The Boyles Begin Their Sentences Their
Good Bye.

Pittsburg Pa. May ll.-James Boyle
and his wife, Helen Boyle, were lodged
in the Western penitentiary here last
night shortly before eight o'clock, the
former under a sentence Of life imprison.
ment, the latter sentenced to serve q
term Of 25 years. The prisoners were
taken FIRST to a side room and told they
would have to say good bye, as the rules
Of the prison would not permit them
to see each other again. Mrs. Boyle
threw her arms around "Jimmy's" neck
and kissed him. She said.
We must take il the best we can"
The prisoners then shook hands and the
matron escorted Mrs Boyle from TIE
room. When she reached the corridor,
she burst into tears and asked to be per-
mitted once again 10 see her husband
The request was granted and she again
kissed and embrased Doyle, The man
maintained silence.
When Mrs. BOYLE gave her belongings
to the matron, she asked permission to
keep a small mirror she carried, saying,
Il do not want to leave it behind, as
that would make me have seven years
Of bad luck" The mirror was returned
TO her and she viii be allowed to keep
it in her CELL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
UPHoLDs C. A. r. posi-.
A Kentucky Man Writes Veterans Of
Rutland On Young Affair.

Rutland, May ti.--Roberts Post. G.
A. RI, Of this city has received copies
Of resolutions passed BY the Worces-
ter, Mass, and the Randolph posts com
mending the local veterans in their
action in criticising Governor Pronty
and Mayor Austin of st. Alhans for the
Bennett Young invitation. The post TO-
day received from Louisville. K, let
ter from a man who signs himself "a
Confederate soldier who did not steal
nor desert" in which he says:
III you want to know something Of
Bennett Young, see Nicolay and Hays
Iife Of Lincoln You viii find it in the
Century Magazine Of August 1889,
pages SIS and $50.
capt. James 3. Clay nn the block
ade during the war to visit bis father
who died IN Canada Captain Clay car.
ried the commission ss G, S. A. sold
Ter to Young. This was some time af-
ter the st,Albans robbery was commit
ted.
II man, stealing my chickens, shot
my neighbor, religion might tell me to
forgive him If he repented. But | don't
think I'd want to invite him to family
dinner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11

Hold a Meeting in St. Johnsbury With
Many Present.

st. Johnsbury. May 1i.-The three
temples Of Pythian sisters In this dis
trica held meeting here last evening
in pythian hall. che guests Of Clover
temple There were about 81 guests
members Of DanVilIe Green temple Of
Danrille and Calanthe temple Of Lyn-
donWllo
Supper was served at $40 under the
direction Of Mrs S. J. Someryille, fol-
lowed BY an exempldcation Of the work
before the grand chief, Mrs. Lena +.
Dodge Of Bellows Falls. Clover temple
Calanthe temple initiated several
Knights into the rank, and Danvlle
Green temple initiated several ladies'.
After the working Of degrees refresh
nsnts were served.
Other grand officers present were Mrs.
Fred Stockwell of Lyndonvllle, grand
Of records and correspondence,
Mrs Minnie Hoyt Of Hardwiek grand
Sec, and Mrs. Lillian Dodge Of Orleans
Grand instructor. The officers 81 the
temple are Mrs. Clara y.
past chief and past grand
chief Mrs. lillian Dolloii, excellent chief
Miss Winnifred Clark, mistress Of re-
NJ Mute, mistress Of finance. Mrs. Hat
tie Twembly senior, Mrs. S j Somer-
vile junior. Mrs. Helen Stafford, mana
ger. Mrs. John Emery protector, and
Mrs. Augusta Boyce, outer guard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
ALL JUDGES PRESENT
AT OPENING TODAY
Chief Justice Rowell Takes His Seat
on the Supreme Court Bench for
the First Time During This
Snssinn.

The second week Of the Vermont su.
preme court opened AZ Montpelier this
morning with All ths judges u their
plae far the FRI tIue tfis session
Chief 1astice John " Ro~eF Of Ran.
dolph had been previously detained at
his home because Of illness Only one
case was heard this morning that being
the Windham county case Of Richard
Corey IS. Delbcrt Boynton, general as
zumpsit. the result Of horse trade said
to have been made On Sunday.
In the lower court the plaintiff got a
verdict of s147.42 and costs. The other
ANindham county cases win be placed at
the heel Of tho docket. because the law
yers in the cases are concerned IN county
court trials Washington county cases
viii be heard soon, among which are two
negligence cases, the malpractice suit of
Delbert lawson vs.. Crane and Hall and
that Of David Fraser Vs. Al @. Blanchard
et all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
Big Convention Being Held
in Boston This Week
ELECTIONS OF INTEREST
Opening Session Was Held in Intereo-
Ionial Hall This Forenoon at 10
o'clock-The Statistics by
States.

Boston, May 1.-THE annual session
Of the supreme lodge, n. E. o. P, opened
to-day in Intercolonial hall, there being
upwards Of 200 delegates present.
As this is the year when new officers
are to be selected, special interest at
tachs TO the session. There is no con.
test for supreme warden, Frank A. Rice
of Cambridge, who has served two years
IS supreme vice warden, being unopposed.
For supreme vice warden, Hon. David
8. Sherwood Of Providence and Frank Il,
Hill Of New Haven are most prominently
mentioned, while Herbert NJ. Shaw, P. G.
W., Of Jamaica Plain, is said to be a can
didate. The former hsa just completed
two years as supreme guide, and has
served in Rhode Island As grand warden.
Mr.. Hill is a past grand warden and has
also served as supreme guide for two
years. H. NJ. Shaw Of this state has
Just completed two years as grand war
den Of Massachusetts.
For supreme treasurer there are two
candidates, Hon John P. Sanborn Of
Newport, r. l., the present incumbent,
and Frederick 7. Peabody Of Melrose,
the retiring supreme warden.
Frank W. swett Of Lynn, who has Just
completed two years as grand guide Of
Massachusetts,, and Daniel e. Sullivan
Of Providence, past grand warden Of
Rhode Island, are prominently mentioned
for supreme guide.
The past year has been very prosper
ous. Some 26 lodges have been initiated,
net increase Of 1888 members being
reported, and the total membership April
!, 1901, was 59,050
BY states, the membership is as fol- |
lows; Maine, 7,l44; New Hampshire,
3,6s0; Vermont, 3.l73s Massachusetts,
q sos; Rhode Island, S,402; Connecticut,
l4.446.
The net gain in 81 900 members was
1,0S7; III $4,000 members, 100; in $500
Numbers, .5a6; in social members, z78
Ihe insurance IN force April Z, 1909,
vas 8T0.001, $40
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
oUARRELsoME WEATHER
Lands Several Parties in City Court on
Breach Of the Peace Charges.

A neighborhood quarrel on Brooklyn
street extension which, according to re-
ports, had been brewing for some little
time, reached climax early last evening,
when William carswef and Oliver Des.
roachia came to blows, with the usual
result that both we're arrested on the
charges Of breach Of the peace. Victor
Lovely and CarswelPs young son, Sed-
rick, were also arrested on the same
charges It being thought that they were
mixed up in the fracas.
Before Acting City Judge A. A. sar.
gent in city court this morning Des-
roachia and Carswell pleaded guilty and
each paid fine Of SIS, with costs Of
SB-08. Grand Juror Davis stated to the
court that be had since learned that
Mr. Lovely had taken no part in the fight
other than 10 pull Desrochia of from
Carswell. who seemed 70 be getting the
worst Of the affair and he mol pressed
both charges against Lovely and young
Carswel.
The grand Juror then recommended
that the court place both William Cars
well and Mr.. Lovely under bonds to keep
the peace. J. Ward Carver, attorney
for Desrochia. also asked the court to
place them under bonds. The court said
that he would take the matter under
consideration and he warned the parties
not to get into this trouble again, as
he said he had known Of complaints be.
ing made Of trouble in that locality for
a long time and if these respondents
were brought up before him again the
charges would be serious.
II is said that base ball belonging
to the Carswell boy bounded over into
Desrochia's yard Sunday and this trou-
bic, augmented BY III feeling that had
been stirred up long before, was the
result.
s. Firbish, a rag peddler, was ar
raigned in the city court last evening on
the charge Of breach Of the peace for an
alleged alteration with Ida Jacobs. Fir
bish pleaded not guilty and his case was
to Thursday. He was placed
Under $50 bail, which was furnished by
NJ s. Levin.
Pat Starkey was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Hamel who found
him asleep on a doorstep on North Main
street This forenoon Pat had such a
bad case Of the morning after sickness
that he was not in ct condition TO bring
into court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-11
RUNAWAY HORSE
DUMPS COUPLE
Mrs. Morris Page Of Groton Taken to
City Hospital but Her Husband
Got Only a Shaking PUP in
Experfence.


While Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Page Of
Groton were driving down the Berlin
street bin yesterday afternoon the horse
became frightened and ran at a break
neck pace down The hill AIr Page was
thrown from the wagon as it bounded
over the Williamstown railroad tracks,
but Mrs. Page remained in the wagon
until the vehicle struck post at the
corner of Foss and Berlin streets, when
she was thrown forcibly to the sidewalk
The woman was picked up unconscious
and taken into r. ID. Molla's store and
DR.. Reid was called She was found to
be suffering from severe bruises about
her head and shoulders, but no bones
were broken. She was later taken to
the City hospital, where she il resting
comfortably to-day, and ii Is expected
that she win soon recover. Mr.. Page
was not injured save for q shaking.
nm