davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-16
CAP'ELLAN PARA
in SENADO,
FL de California ha
r1onbrado uno que es
superior de las Pau
les del Pacifico.
Va legislature de Puerto
Rco--dice "Borinquen"
no ha nombrado nunca
capellan.

La ilustrada revista cat6lica
''Borinquen", cuya edici6n tercera
eircul6 aver, una noticia que un sa-
cerdote catolico ha sido invertido
con la categoria de "Capelian', de-
Senado de California.
Con tai motive, hace aIgunas re-
flecciones references a los cultos {
intervention de sacerdotes en- &C
tos oficiaies, en- Puerto Rico.
He aquf las palabras de la muy
leida revista:
'El Senado de California ha nom
brado Capellan al Rvdo, Enrique
H. Wyman, Parroco de la antigua
Iglesia de Santa Maria, en- Ia ciudad
de San Francisco, y superior de los
padres Pauiistas de la Costa del Pa
cifico.
Ell Padre Wyman es bien conocido
en- toda esa costa, desde Seattle has
ia San Diego.
A peSar de su laboriosa vida de
misionero, este digno sacerdote ha
tenido tempo para escribir y publ
car un libro titulado LA Certeza en-
la Religion" que ha llamado mu-
cho la atenci6n.
Entendemos que la Legislature de
Puerto Rico no ha nombrdo nunca
Capellan ,pero Sc hicieon esfuerzos
en- la aperture de las Camaras para
obtener 10 representation cuando
menos de dos distintas denomin-
clones, una para la oraci6n de apera-
tura, y la otra para dar la bendici6n
al terminar las sesiones. Creemos
que esta practica no esta autorizada
nj por Ia Legislature Federal, nj por
la de los Estados.
Ademas, la mezcla de dos dis
tintas denominaciones en- actos Off
ciales, no puede producer buen efec-
TO nj sobre el publico en- general,
nj sobre las Iglesias que a este Sc
Drestan.
Leios de acrecentar Su prestigio
,sto confirmarfa la teoria de que una
'eligion es tan buena como otra,-
alSa premisa de donde l6gicamen-
e Sc desprende esta consecuencia
"a no religion es tan buena como
,ualquier religion" L"
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Vease la ga. pagina.

Eduardo VII habita eI palacio de
Buckingham, Y eI principe de Gales
reside en- Marlborough House.
I'm la provincia ingiesa poscc
Eduardo VII eI castillo dc Windsor;
en- Escocia, eI castillo de Dalmoral
en- Ia isla de Wight, eI de Osborne.
donde falieci0 la reina Victoria va
que nunca ha sido habitado por ci
actual monarca ingi6s. Is tambiGn
propletario del castillo de Sandring-
ham. y que posee por tanto indepen-
dientemente de los bienes de la
Corona.
En- Russia, despufs del abandono
de la residencia de Livadia (Crimea)
los dominios que ahora gozan del fa-
vor imperial son Tsark6e Selo V
Gatchina, ituado este q unos cua-
renta kilometres de San Petersbur-
60.
FL veterano Francisco Jose vista
preferentemente ei palacio dc Sch
cembrune 4 cinco kilometres dcd
Niena, y que encierra grandc- ri1uc-
zas artistleas. Para su reposo -lirlc
visitar el palacio de Iaiuz v ci He
zendorf Y tambitn el r,Sti,to dc Isch
pintoresca residencia dpndc rccibi6
iltimamente Ia vista dc Eduardo
VII.
FL Sultan de Turquia apenas sale
de su paiaciu dc Yidll-kiosk; pero
tiene sictc q ocho rc-idencia encan- |
tad0ras.
Todos los sobcranos ademas del
su paiacip de Ia capital. tienen una !
residearil iavor'fa A-i, eI Rey de !
Suecia pi,ta sIc, castillo de Rosenal. !
cerca dc Sr1ekuimo, eI de Grecia
.ientc rrcliiccr.in por el castillo de
Ia'ni. ON ia~ rerranias de Atenas;.
JulI.e-ulua do Holanda ana su
ln-t4 lg.~p ra-tui0s de Leo: Don /
Iauae. .e Portugal gusfa como su
na.1grlIn padre Dc Is encantadora /
.e-.dcnria DE- Penha, en- Ia hermosa
'eI5n DE Clntra; y el Rey de Ru-
mania pass largas temporadas en- el
.a-'.I.o .ic >inaia, residencia diena
.e speclal mencI6n por ser el iugar
.nHle Is reiua de los rumanos. Ia
.o'ah.e p9etlsa Carmen SEra, IA
"mPIss.o sls mas inspirados
.leL4s. T.,
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CLAUSURA De.
LAS T|ENDAS.
Carta que Il alcalde es-
cribe a Ia Eanara de
con1ercio = al centro
de detalEstas.
Tres puntos q resolver rela-
tivos al disc utido asunto.
Ell alcalde desea DIR opiniOnes
para resolver prudentemente
10 que proeeda.

Ell alcalde de la ciudad h,
dirigido con fecha Is de abri
a los Sres, presidentes de Ii
camara de coinercio y centre
de detallistas, Ia siguientt
carta:.
"Sehor::-Esta alcaldia We
con verdadero interes, el desec
que Sc yiene manifestando ha.
ce tempo por una gran par.
te de empleados del comercio
de que Sc determine ell cierre
de los establecimientos en- San
Juan, & las 6 de Ia tarde."
LA gesti6n de este asunto,
Sc llev6 d la Ultima legislatu-
ra y ALI Sc expres6 que la re-
soluci6n acerca de este COM
petia q los municipios. Stem
pre- hubo duda en- este punto
pero ahora parece natural de-
ba entenderse que son los mu-
nicipios los que hayan de to-
mar la accion procedente."
"Ahora bien, esta alcaldfa,
que como antes expreso, ha
visto la pretensi6n con simpa-
tia y la ha considerable como
de justa atenci6n, de-
sea, antes de llevar adelante
ell asunto, conocer la opinion
autorizada de ese centro del
comercio."
"Con este fin, tengo ell ho-
nor de dirigirme q I'd. rogan-
dole Sc digne slnanifestarme
la opinion del comercio que
ese Centro representa-, y las
ideas que sobre el particular
.e ocurran."
mi prop6sito, como pun
to de partida, Sc delin6a en-
tres particulares:
"1o,-El cierre general de
os establecimientos a las 6 de
a tarde todos los dfas labora-
oles."
"2o.-El cierre los sabados
las 9 de la noche 6 mas tar
le."
$50. .-Permanecer cerrados
-urante todo el domingo"
mo obstante, como estas
10 son mas que ideas en- prin-
ipio, estimare muy mucho
rs de esa camara, para hacer
n su case, todo gGnero de
lodificaciones."
"Ruego d I'd. su atenci6n
esta carta; me permito in
itarle a que Sc sirva contes-
lrme, y le presento mi consi-
eraci6n mas distinguida.
.espetuosamente, F. del Va
2. AlcaLde de San Juan.
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dos, el interprete de la CANA
ra, no presta su servieio sola-
mente durante este TEMPO
de legislature, ell interprete
de la camara esta a dispo-
sici6n de la camara y del pre-
sldente para cualquier reunion
que ocurra durante todo eI
aho. Tambien esto resuIta
una falta de consecuencia V
yo no soy partidario de ESQ.
I'm espfritu de economics lle:-
vadO d ese punto mo resuIta
Y estoy en- contra de e."
MuHoz RiUera. Sostengo
en- I'm todo el informe de Ia CO.
mission de hacienda 10 mismo
en- este punto que en- el ante
nor. Las razones en- que Sc
basa el comite de hacienda
son razOnes muy senas: no
&c trata de persOnas, Sc ira
Ia de lntereses superiOres.v .
mi opinion 6 que esa pla-
"A no es tan-nenezaria, ea e
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nosotros de introducir econo.
mias rebajando sueldos er
otros departamentos y no lC
hagamos con nuestros pro-
pios empleados. Ademas, es-
toy seguro que el secretario
al igual que todo ell otro per-
sonal de esta Camara acepta-
ra el sacrificio, ,pues todos sa
bemos Sc les impone un yer
dadero sacrificio al mermar-
les sus pagas, teniendo en-
consideration la causa que a
este obliga."
Didz Navarro. Retro
mi proposition.
Benitez CastaGoS. Sosten-
go mi enmienda y pido que
el sueldo del secretario que
de en- S 1.S00."
CdnaleS. "Secundo."
COL Cuchy g Tizol. Que
Sc vote la enmienda, que ha-
cemos nuestra." "
Sc vota y aprueba la enmien
da del Sr. Benitez Castanos
contra el voto del Sr. Mu-
noz Rivera.
SOIer. sCelebro mucho haber
sido derrotado en- este case
como miembro de la comisi6n !
de hacienda" (riSaS.)
Sigue dando cuenta Ell Sc
cretario con el informe de la
comision.
Pigina 3, Knea 3. Inter-
Drete de Ia cdmara de deIeqq- /.
los. Flgura con Sl.SO0 por /
de cada aio V Sc pro-
Oone Sc pague solamente por
; meses Y en- la cantidad de
$50.
Tizol. Ne opongo d esa re-
lucci6n. 81 hasta ahora es-
e funcionario cobra su suel-
10 pOr I'm aio, 81 sir1i6 bien
j cargo, pues de otro modo
10 debi6 eontinuar en- el, yo
lido q la eamara que quede (
u sueldo como estaba antes, ]
S decir por los II meses V con II
mismo sueldo Y en- todo :
aso, que entire en- Ia rebaja pro :
orcional de los sueldos que I
Ia comision."
"Ademas, esehOres delega- z
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concepto 4 que Sc ha referido
el Sr. Tizol. Sostengo q. pue-
de considerarse como Gtil
y no podemos ahora guardian
considerations de ninguna es-
pecie ante la suprema consi-
deracion del interes del pals
que demanda esas rebajas.
Cuando hay que hacer sacri-
ficios no Sc miden estos,se ha-
cen y 81 hay que cortar un
brazo Sc cOrta, puesto que 81
lie hemos dichO al pueblo que
seguimos nuestro prop6sito
de moralizar en- TN todo Ia adj
ministraci6n la camara es la
que no debe janas vacilar un
momentO en- llevar al presu-
puestO las economics que el
estado del tesorO pGblico de-
mandan."
~ conste que el interpre-
te de Gsta camara, en- 10 que
4 consideration personal Sc
Is para mi como un
hermano, 4 qui6n he guarda-
10 siempre Y estoy dispuesto
guardian, tOda clase de con-
Pero antes que
sstas considerations estan
as del cumplimiento de otro
mas sagradO deber. /
Antes que persona deter
ninada. estd p. Rico. Y 81 Ia
.amara cOntinuase tomandO
a consideration enmien-
CooHsdA "a q plEna sA.
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Ateneo puertorriqueho

La secci6n de literature y
bellas artes del Ateneo, EN-.
pezara esta nOche sus discu.
stones acerca del caraeter
de la literature puertorrique-,
ma V su desarrollo actual.
III acto empezara q las ocho
V media.
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@Sigue Ia animaci6n pa
ra lr d Mayaguez con mott,
yo de la fiesta hfpica que se,
llevar1 ALI q efecto. Fl va,
Por Carolina" de rapido do
andar Y de grandes comodi-
dades, reaIizara una excur-i
sion. oirecicndo un viaje eco-
ndmIco. Saldra de San Juan'
entire : y 10 del sabado de IA !
cntanlc scmana, para regre-
sar el l1nGSA Las S6 de "a madru
gada. lE.sssisszsE-l------2Asl,lsalz1
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SESSION gE Ia
TARDE DEL z.
In ir,cidente por in
forrne al presupuesto.
Es una question de moral
politica--dice el selor
Munoz Rivera.
Sc discuten las rebsjas del in
teFprete y secretario de Ia
Camara.
Vease la edici6n de aver.

AA1eDA VIZ w 4l1d1 ~ HuCdd Z
constiutuida la C Camara en- Sc
sion y Sc da comienzo con Ell
" informe de la comisi6n de ha-
cienda al proyecto de | ey de
presupuestos, de que Sc ira
to en- sesiones anteriores..
Sc hacen rebajas a los suel
dos del secretario del conse-
10 ejecutivo, interprete ira
ductor, y Sc suprime una pla-
"a de nueva creacion de Sc
eretario del comite de fran
quicias del consejo a cuyo
cargo lie asigna ell bill del
consejo $500. Este ha-
bojo 10 ha ven5do hac5en-
do desde hace algttn tempo,
el sub-secretario de Puerto RI
co Sr. Skinner, ademas de su
otro trobaio de ot5cina.) Il
Sc rebajan los gastos even
tuales de Ia Camara y del Cons
sejo ejecutivo. A este Sc opo-
ne el delegado Tizol.
Garcia Ducos. Pido 4 la ca
mara que no Sc tome en- con-
sideraci6n la rebaja de suel-
do que Sc propone por el Sc
cretario de la Camara,"
Coll Cuchy (C). Una re-
baja de sueldo, en- este case,
significa como una rebaia de |
categorfa, y yo sostengo que
la categorfa del secretario de
esta camara debe sostenerse,
y que el sueldo del secretario,
que no tiene nj con mucho
ell del consejo ejecutivo, no de-
be mermarse mas de 10 POGO
que va disfruta."
Benitez CaStaHoS. Pido
que el sueldo del secretario de
la Camara quede, por 10 me-
nos con 10 que figura hasta
ahora." +"
Muhoz Rivera. Como pre-
sidente de la comisi6n de ha-
clenda y como delegado de la
camara yo sostengo que es
una question de moral poll
tica, del cumplimiento de un ;
lneludible deber para la de- S
fensa de los intereses del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, el que |
os sueldos que figuran en- ell {
oresupuesto sean rebaiados /
Y que debemos empezar por C
Il personal de la camara de e
ielegados.
Diaz Navarro. Su seno- n
ia no debe tomar parte en- es-
e debate con respecto de es- g
a plaza del secretario de la e
amara, puesto que SUI senoria d
S pariente de este funciona-
10, y 20 sostengo asf mismo,
ontra la opinion de SUI seno- 81
ia que por el propio decoro C,
.e esta camara de delegados
ue el sueldo de SUI secreta- d
10 debe ser un sueldo apro- CT
iado a la importancia del n
argo que desempena. Pido
ue quede fijado en- $500 81
CT
MuHoz Riuerd. Es que en- d'
a la situaci6n
el pals en- 10 que al tesoro CT
Gblico Sc refiere, no debe- CO
los siquiera discutir las re-
alas que Sc proponen, ira pr
Sc de quien Sc trate. Yo do
go tambien que los emplea- su
1s de la camara de delegados pc
} estan bien retribuidos. no 3
enen los sueldos que eompa- 81
.tivamente tienen en- otras
,pendencias, cuando en- la du
mara esta la genuina repre- te
del pueblo que paga do
Os sueldos ;pero Sc trata de el
bajar sueldos para q. no qui no
ndo servicios, no perjudicar pit
marcha del gobierno V adj su
Inistraci6n de la isla, y ese les
op6sito no puede ser obs el
por ninguna otra cas-
nSideraei6n de menos inn pol
Seria iIogico 4 Ia prC
r que injusto que tEatemos
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las lrIma'es.
Jorge L. Col1mhani-Fraude Al
EraUR
JuaH de Dius Ptrez-Da6os.
jwge L. CpsgmblniFraude AZ Era
no.
~, csa..a-A y HgisS Lh.a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Economy Of Costly Foods.

The economy Of expensive foods Il
explained by the fact that digestion,
at least in man, is dependent upon
favors, without which it is so defec-
tive that we do not obtain the good of
the food we swallow. AS far as ex-
periments go. they substantiate these
assertions, for the sight and smell Of
pleasing food start the flow of d.
gestive fluids, while disagreeable odors
and sight stop it. Delicatessen, then,
would seem to be staples, for they are
necessary. The talk of being able to
subsist on few cents a day is simply
nonsense and leads to deterioration Of
health. What seems to be extrava-
gance in food purchases may be
wholesome instinct. The high cost Of
living is partly due to the cost of the
favors we need. We commend these
ideas to our worthy dietetic econo-
mists. Laymen may not be so foolish
as the psychologists themselves. =
American Medicine.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
A Novel Method Of Advertising.

A storekeeper in small out Of the
way town many years ago hit upon a
novel method of advertising his store.
He conceived the idea Of buying up
the stock Of stamps at the postoftice
across the way. The postmaster OBJ
jected to be denuded of all his stock.
but his mysterious customer demanded
the stamps over the counter, sheet aft
er sheet, as an ordinary member Of
the public until he had bought every
stamp to be had. Then he took the
stock over to his store across the road
and plastered his windows with no.
tees that postage stamps were only
to be had at his store, and to his NOR
LITIGATION the postmaster had to send
customers across to the store over the
way for any stamps they needed until
some days after he once more got in q
stock from headquarters.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
BdrtCher \ fW'd|
Denison Iowa

He was away about one year. The
most of the time he spent at school
in Pueblo, Col. After he graduated
he visited in California and at Seattle.
lie is looking fine and is pleased to be
back in Vail.
John Maxwell who lived in Sac
county about four miles north of
Weeae died Sunday, April i, 1893. TIE
deceased was an uncle of Mrs. Fred
Norths. He was q man of a good
round age and has been ailing for the
past six months. He was we'll and
tavorahly known around Vail. He will
be buried at Kingsley on Wednesday
April z.
Dennis Sheridan of Jackson town
ship has moved to Vail and is COM
fortably situated in the Mrs. Hass res
idence. Mr. Sheridan has farmed for
the past thirty years and has become
wealthy. He turned his large farm
over to his boys and will take life
easy from now on. He worked hard
and deserves the best there is while
he lives. Long may he live.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07

proud parents of a baby girl that ar
rived there April 2.
Geo. Lawler was operated on for
appendicitis in Omaha and is improv-
Jag rapidly.
d E Murphy made business "trip
to West Side last week.
The Misses Mary and Agnes Lawler
visited the Lew Kesrigan home Sun
DAY.
John Kelly has been on the sick list
the last few weeks.
Mr. Ed. Downey was a passenger
to Omaha few days ago
The dance at Herring Saturday
night was we'll attended and all re-
port good time.
d. B. Murphy took trip to Ode
bolt last Wednesday.
George Brotherson and Jessie Weirs
were married at the BRIDES home
March Both.
Mr.. B. Mclaughlin returned to his
home Sunday morning, he being cal
led to his brothers. week ago and
raports him as slowly improving.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Won a Wife by Hi. Skill.

Action was a Grecian painter Of
about the time of Alexander. and he
won his wife by his great work. He
painted a picture called 1.-THE Nuptials
of Alexander and Roxane," which was
exhibited at the Olympic games. 1t
created such stir that one of the
Judges cried in admiration, II reserve
crowns for the victorious athletes, but
I give my daughter in marriage to the
painter Action as recompense for his
picture" Action was one Of the art
lists who excelled in the art Of mixing
colors. He could not go to the nearest
store and purchase them. as artists do
today.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Science si;i;inas.

In each 223 lunar months there are
twenty-nine eclipses of the Moon and
forty-one of the sun
Nine-tenths of A9-.a-. energy ex-
pended in muscular mv, ement goes
ont as heat, but cne-tenth being util-
lied mechanically as work done.
According 10 two scientists of the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology.
each human emotion creates in dell
cate machine which they have invent.
ed distinct electric force which it is
possible to classify.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
English Etchings.

Hospitals in England spend $780,
600 yearly.
1t is estimated that 100000 children
go to school without breakfast every
morning in London.
Excluding warships. the shipbuilding
output of the United Kingdom last
year was only 929,669 tons against
1,G07.S9O tons in 1907.
Even as late as the earlier years Of
the eighteenth century mince pie as an
adjunct of the Christmas feast was
forbidden to the English clergyman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
nrawinn tha Linz.

II don't mind listening to man who
Il paying for my dinner tell me the
story of his life," said the woman.
"Men's lives are generally interesting.
but won't stand to hear a woman tell
everything she knows, even IL she does
pay for my dinner. I'd rather pay for
my own dinner and get an occasional
shy at the conversation."-New York
Press.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07

In 1908 one person was killed for
every 100000 who Travelled on Eng.
lish railways. One in every 10000
was injured.
Nine-tenths of the steel ties laid by
the Mexican railway in 1884 are still
In good condition, as a recent exami-
nation showed. They were laid in
gravel, coarse sand or fine stone.
While tires of a steam locomotive
will wear down after being run 5000
miles, it is said that those of an cleo
trio locomotive will not require re-
newal until it has been run 10000
miles.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Proverbs.

Actions are the raiment Of the man.
Greek Proverb.
Associate with the lame and you will
learn to limp.-Latin Proverb.
The sii..e avs puIiGcs sold and con
sumes straw.-German Proverb.
The devil tempts all other men. but
idle men tempt the devil. Turkish
Proverb.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
A Hard Shot.

Husband (angrily) = What! More
money? When I'm dead you'll prob
ably have to beg for all the money
you get! Wife (calmly)-Well. I'll be
better off than some poor woman who
never had any practice.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Concerning Christina. Presents.
Fathercan. with

F0tnerc0n. with
much advantage
to his pocket
book, slyly con-
ceal three pairs
of his Christmas
slippersun
season, when he
can earn a rep
u t a tion for
thoughtfulness
by making three
of his brothers
down country
happy by be-
slowing a pair
upon each.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Wise HostIer.

''Bill is eternally brushing off the
horses when there is nothing else to
DO. He is a model of industry"
Trying to curry favor with the
bOSS.''
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
A Premium.

"where did Minnie get her new hus-
hand?"
picked him up in town."
"IIow did she manage it?"
''Looks to me like one she might
Lave got with trading stamps"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
Peace and War.

"Peace hath her Victories" quoted
the wise guy.
Eyes, but we generally have to fight
pretty hard for them" added the sim.
pie mug.-Philadelphia Record.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
JACKSON ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfankuch
were calling on friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howas Bahr are tn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
DisilIusionized.

And now cynic comes to say
That Cleopatra was a jay
And that she made her ancient mash
Because she had some ready cash.
Mark Antony. twas not her smile
That made you disregard expenses.
You have been guilty all this while
OF false pretenses.
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w. C. r. U. Notes.

The annual institute held last week
at the M. E. church was in every way
success. The interest was very
good and the program exceptionally
fine. Mrs. Ida B. Wise of Des Moines,
state vice-president of the w. G. T. u.
was present throughout the meeting,
and was great help in may ways.
Her principal address was given on
Wednesday evening, when she spoke
on the subject of social purity. 1t was
a strong plea to parents to bring up
their children intelligently both in the
matter of character and dress. She
made strong arguments in favor of
simple gowns for school girls, and also
of positive training for pure noble
manhood and womanhood.
The browning event of the institute
was the medal contest on Thursday
evening. At this time the l.. T. l..
children sang several songs which de-
lighted their hearers. There were
four contestants, the Misses Marie
Kadock and May Louis and Masters
Roland and Marshall Jones. It was a
very even contest; all taking part did
so we'll that it was hard matter to
decide upon the winner. The medal
was awarded Master Roland Jones,
who also won first Mace last wear and
only missed first place in the dis
trict contest by shade in the judges
markings. The other contestants were
given silver contest pins.
The local union feels gratified that
the institute was in every so success
full.
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Not For Him.

Not For Him.
"Do you favor an income tax by the
governments"
'A1e?"
eyes"
mot on your life"
''Why?"
because my income is already
taxed to the uttermost by my wife,"
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Was q Sufferer.

Was Sufferer.
do you suppose Santa Claus under
stands French?"
II presume SOL
'Then I wish he would read the
Paris papers"
'What for?"
'"ro get some modern ideas on neck
ties"
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One reason why some people never
talk scandal is because they never
know any.
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.

1t isn't so dreadfully hard to restrain
your temper if you are dead sure that
INDUCING it will cost you your job
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treat the case the family wanted, but
the pay must be the $1.5O visit.
Assistant Marshall Burke wanted to
be host for the council, and invited all
present to the Oxford for lunch or
supper as each might order. So at
11:OO p. m. the board of health ad-
journed.