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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-04
RAYS ''JEEMs


Considering my declination 70 bow
down and worship Mr.. Bryan. of Ne
braska,, as reasonable in the extreme,
one Alexander, who happens to be a
representative from VOmsil county,
and who all the people of Florida know
has been in open hostilitylt0 the Demo
cratic party in that STATE for the past
twenty-five years, and who has never
supported q nominee unless IL suited his
purpose to 90 so, introduced IN the
house a resolution censuring me and in
dorsing the peerless one.
"rhink Of this, Mr.. Speaker, a
branch of a State legislature being
made to entertain a resolution having
for its object the censurs o. repre-
sentative In congress Of the United
States for words spoken in debate IN
congressl Think of a law-making body
being asked to abandon its legitimate
duties and resolve itself into a political
caucus or mass meeting. at the heavy
expense Of the tax. payers, in order TO
condemn the democracy Of one man,
and TO give another man certificate as
Democrat
Alexander, who introduced this fool
ish resolution in a grave legislative
body, pressed for it's immediate passage,
and seven others besides himself voted
for It's immediate passage, OF these
seven so voting was one-Light, Of Ma
ron Countrywide posed as one Of the
leaders Of the pOpulist party IN Florida
when that organization was seeking to
overthrow the Democracy OF that State;
and there was one Miller. from LAX"
county, who, / am informed. WAS only
a few years ago candidate for govern
or Of another State on ticket in oppO.
sitiOn ~ the regularly nominated ticket
OF the Democratic party.
These we're the leaders in the move
ment 90 censure me. and 90 read me a
lesson in democratic fal'h ard party
LOYALTY. / admit that u was pre-emI-
nently proper for them, as individual
politicians, 70 laud the democracy Of
their illustriOus eXamplar from Nebras.
ka. but | e7nphatically deny either their
right or their competency to sitln judy
ment on the character Of nav democracy.
When these three beautiful varRga-
ted politicians. together with their I've
misguided followers. failed ~ their
manly effort 20 have the house censure
me without a hearing and without mo-
tice 10 me, the further consideration 0f
this most weighty resolution was pJst-
pOned % a future day. and the house
rendered me an invitation 90 appear
and make answer TO the serious charges
laid AT nv door
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-04
Clark Plays
His House Critics
DenOunceS Alexander, Light and
Miller And Says They Are Enc
mics to Democracy.

Congressman Frank Clark, Of the
Second Florida District, In the
national house Of representatives.
recently made a speech on the ere
sponsibilities Of a Representative" in
explanation Of his remarks in discussing
the tariff and w. J. Bryan on April 5,
and his appearance befors the Florida
legislature. The entire speech before
the legislature Is printed in the con-
gressional record, and from 1t extract
ed the following thrusts &C certain mem
bers Of the legislature:
"The legislature of ny State con-
vened m regular biennial session on
April 6, 1909, the day following the de-
livery of my speech here That legisla-
ture, while supposed . be entirely
Democratic, contains IN the member
ship Of the house Of REPRESENTATIVES a
few Popuhsts, Independents, and 9th
ers who have always in ne past trained
with the enemies Of Democracy, but
who are now masqueradifg as the only
real, genuine Democratsse on earth.
They wear collars upon which are
branded in large letters, None genuine
without our trademark. Yours, for
ever, w. j. b.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-04

FLORIDA A6klCNLIUkAL AND NfCHAhl
CAL COLLEGE FOR EECEOEs.
The con nittee visited this school ard
found eve thing IN a flourish.ng c0ndi-
ton. IL sfFms that the attendance d
only limited 20 the lack OF room. II b.
hoped that this viii be remedied &C on
early date. Everything about the
place shows both teachers and pupils
intereste1 in their work
To those Of us who were Oh the COM
uittee tWo yeafafbgo, Ne marked noted
nroFement. We think The students
realize fhs Importance nf the school.
and are trying % make themselves use
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-04

.ui citizens hy gaining knowledge from
hooks, and also the industrial training
they are here receiving We saw many
evi 'ence4 az their handicraft We also
noted that the girls we're taught house
bold affairs. ia flct the whole work b.
being done by th- students The rooms
are kept neat and m good order. This
DOL deserves the heartest support
from The State the buildings are in
adequate aud many changes should be-
made. We feel that the Board Of Con.
troll VIII, as soon az possible. arrange
for these necessary changes We
therefore recommend that there be aD-
prnpriated. for the Florida Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical College for Ne
grOes
Current Expenses FOR two vesrs SO. 600
Agricultural Building aad DAIRY
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-04

A bridge party given on the same day
by Mrs. l.. NJ. Lively was enjoyed 10y a
number Of ladies asked 10 meet Mrs.
James +. BroOme, of Quincy. The
rooms we're made beautiful with clusters
Of purple china asters, and great bowls
full OF exquisite sweetpeas, and after
the game delicious refreshments were
enjoyed.
Guests present we're Mesdames
BrOOme, Knowles Jones, Of Savannah,
w. O.Ames. George Lewis, W. HUM
Harris, of Key West, Howard Gamble,
A. L. Bond, Misses Mary ID. Lewis,
Minnie Lewis and Clyde Raney.
The prize for the highest score, q
beautiful bridge whist set in a case,
was presented TO Mrs. Howard Cam
BILE.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16

good resulting from the teaching
of industries IN schools of our
own. Wilberforce University,
in the State of Ohio, is seriously
studying this new phase of edu-
tion and ten trades are being
taught today, whereas ten years
ago there were onl y three.
These are a few of the many
facts that we as a race of people
must awaken to and profit there
by, We must try to help those
who are trying to he p us. and
make US a people bound by one
common tie. Remem Der IN union
there is strength.
The Shops will be open Nov
EN- Der 1 1909 A small fee will
be charged. Tools will be fur
nished and pupils will have no
text books to purchase. Fair
credit will be given for work of
all kinds. such that in a short
time all will be abe to earn "a
part of the tuition due.
First members Of the Board of
Control:
Edward w. Osborne, Bishop
of Springfield, Chairman
Francis G.. Blair State Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
VIM. G. Graves, Sec'y State
Board of Charities.
Frank l.. Ha,ch, Attorney.
Joseph H. Hol brook, Sd V
Ridgley Bank,
Thomas E. Lyon, Attorney
Frank F.. Kennedy, Lincoln
school.
Edward r. UIrich, Sec'y.
W. H. Allen, Attorney.
For further information see r.
G. Hamilton, Principal, 14l6 E.
Adams street Springfield IL.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Conductor Old
Folks Home.
Springfield District
Leads at Conference,

The Springfield district of the
Illinois Conference, held at
Mound City, lead the other two
districts and made quite credi-
liable showing for the pastors
aud presiding elders. The rum
Der of members for the district
are 1870; dollar money raised,
SLIGO. %; presiding elder S salary
$l035; salary paid to all pastors
of the district. $11. 758; education
al fund, S135; mlssionary purpos'
S409 SO; contingent fund. $44;
church extension, $29 33; total
for all purposes, $23 ,342 90.
Amount per caplta$l4 SO for the
year.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Bloomington Notes.

Mr. John Walton, letter car.
rler of Chicago, visited in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Green will entertain
the Elite Thimble Ciub Thursday
evening, at her residences:
The Syndicate Club had an en-.
joyable hay-rack ride to Holder,
the 9th.
Mr.. Wash Thomas of Normal,
is seriousl y i'll at his home.
Mr.. Walter Marshall attended
the fair last week.
Elder Mitchell, pastor of the
Sd Christian church, attended
the fair last week.
Mrs. Katie Turner of Centra-
liza, Missouri. was the guest of
her sist-r, Mrs. Fred Rush.
Miss Emma Smith was in
Peoria last week on business.
Rev. Nichols of Champaign,
preached at Mt. PIsgah church,
last Sunday Rev. E. Hall is
visiting relatives in Quincy. this
week The many friends of Rev
L. j Johnson, ex.pastor of the
A. Nj, e. church will regret his
departure from this city to Ten
nessee, he Is in the city this
week.-The funeral Of Miss Lila
Redd was held at the I'd Chris
tian church this afternoon. Rev
Hoagland officiated .-Messrs.
Albert Hoagland, Oscar Walters
aud Misses Alberta Wyche and
Chavers are visiting Champaign,
where they attended reception,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
New Hope Baptist
Church Notes.

Revival meeting still in pro
gress. Ter additions, seven for
baptism. Pastor Tate will Dap
TIE at Mildred park, Sunday
Oct. II, at 3 o clock. There will
be preaching services at The park
beginning at 2 80 pm The
morning service Will be held
from the church at IL a. m. and
general fellowshiping Of new
members followed WITH the ad.
ministration of the Lords Sup
per, will take place at Z 80 pm.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Special Services at St.
Paul Church Sunday.

SPECIAL services are announced
for tomorrow at ST. Paul church
at 8 p. m. A. NJ Williams. at
torney, will deliver an address
on The Business Side of a Re-
ligious Life. Others on the pro
gram are Misses White and Bar
ton.
Special services and rally at
Zion Baptist church tomorrow
The pastor will preach.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Miss Watts Returns.

Miss Lovina Watts has return
ed from pleasant trip to New
A Albany, Ind. where sue was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. S c..
Manuel, former pastor OF the
Union church. The young lady
reports delightful time, her
host and hostess sparing no pains
to make it pleasant for her.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Death of Fred Williams.

Friday, October 8. at 9 p. m .
at the home of his parents in
chatham, L., Fred, the young
e son of Mr.. aud Mrs. D4vid
Williams answered the summons
Of the death angel and reported
To his Maker IN the world be-
yond. He was a promising
young man.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Pastor St. Paul Church.
NOTICE

In this issue of The Forum ap.
pears the advertisement of The
Great Western Salvage Company
on b. Monroe street. Because
of the fact that this firm is doing
immense advertising is no inui
cation that their goods are shod.
dy, for they are rot.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
East End Notes.

The East End Man reports
health good and that all are do
ing fairly well.-Mr Garnett,
who painted the CAST End Man
house, is painting Mrs Harvey s
house. A full report Of the East
End Man S letter will appear IN
the next issue.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Blanton and
daughter Marie, are the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il Brown Of S.
18th street. They came from
Alton to see their old friend, Mr..
Freeman Of Butte, Mont, whom
they had not seen for ten years
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
MISSIONARY MASS MEET
ING.

The Women's United Mission
airy Circles are preparing most
excellent program for their Mis-
sionary Mass Meeting at Union
Baptist church, Sunday Octob
4r "a.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-16
Lincoln Manual
Training Work S hop


being put forth to establish a
Manual Training School or ser
les of workshops for the coIored
boys and girls living in or near
Springfield. The matter has
been well considered during
many months and plans have
been carefully made.
1t is not claimed that an indus
trial course will be panacea for
ali educational ills. 1t is simpl
a course which attempts to meet
the demands of modern citizen,
ship and to direct the energies of
boys and girls into channels
which will be Of most use to
them in contributing TO their
physica intellectual and moral
we'll being.
The tendency to regard manu-.
al labor as degrading must be
discouraged, for as Booker II.
Washington says, No race can
prosper until it learns that there
is as much dignity in tiIling a
field as ia writing poem =
While literary education is in
no wise discountenanced by us,
yet. it is conceded fact that the
field of industry offers wider
avenue of usefulness.
All education has for it's object
the right development of charac
ter and the proper discipline of
ones powers We can not all be
teachers, but every man can be
enabled to earn respectao ole
living by the work of his hands
and a special training in handi
crafts aud trades will prove of
the greatest assistance in ac
curing this aim.
Manual Training aud Domestic
Science are considered a DeceS-
sary part of common school ed
ucation today.
One eminent divine of Chicago
has said that the cause of much
crime and degradation is due to
men lacking settled vocation in
life and that every man. no mat
ter what his education might be
should have a trade.
The same is true of our girls.
A better knowledge Of the trades
learned in way that such can
be performed in creditable
manner, will demand better wag.
es for the doer and in the mean.
time create disposition for bet.
ter morals and make a more use
full citizen.
Carpentry, Tailoring, Shoe.
making, Cooking, Dressmaking,
Millinery and such crafts are
well worth the knowing. If a
boy knows how to build house,
make suit Of clothes or pair of
shoes and if girl knows the art
of cooking good, digestible
meal or designs and makes her
own dress and hat, most certain.
ly such an education pays. BY
the accomplishment of any one
of these most necessary and high.
ly essential arts, one has gained
that, in which immediate EN-.
ploy can be found for him
or herself and the opportunity to
earn respectable living is open.
The standard of our people has
been raised through the efforts
of Booker T. Washington. but We
need not go South to find the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

DR. JoAe N. CRrbouell UNI cemtm da
dostor Jose N. Carbonell; un centr0 de
mesa, de D. Ramon Aboy Longpce un
bulto de mano, de don Federico Dege-
tau y sonora un artistico reloj de me-
sa, de don Mario Geigel y senora; una
lampara electrical, de dom Damian Cau-
bet y Nicalau; un centrO de mesa, de
doha Octavia G. viuda de Chevremont ;
una figura de terracotta, de don Luis
Maria Cintr6n y sonora; un objeto ar
tistico de don Arturo Rodriguez Sc
nora; una jardinera y dos foreros, de
dona Msnserrate O. viuda de Ferrer;
dos bustos muy valiosos, de don Damian
Monserrat y sonora; un centro de mesa,
de la sonora Angelina Rodriguez Sevi-
llanO; dos figuras arabes. de don Jose de
Guzman Benitez Y sonora un servicio de
te, de don Luis Chevremont; un neceser
de la seiiora viuda de Zalduondo; I'm
juego de tocador, de don Gabriel Arce
Martinez, un cuchillo un trinchante de
don Benito Gonzalez Alfonso, y una in
finidad que no recordamos
Du1~lc+te el "!u1ach" ejecp1t6 nm octeto,
dirigido por ell Maestro Tizol la marcia
Nupcial, de AIendelshon; R1'eciosa, Owe
tura de Weber; Los dos Anphores, dc
Chaminade; la segunda nazurca de Go
dard, Pavana-Lucena Y BIonpetit coeur
de Morley
La Interpretation nerecio los mas
unanimes eIogIos.
Formaban ell octeto los reputados pro
fpsores. Andino. Lecompte, Verar, Fer
nandez, Goicoechea, Burset, Rivera
Rooms, Palma Y Tizol.
Todos los pormenores. los detalles to-
dos eran de supreme buen gusto.
Us d'Sp Sados ss:cres de Jimenez. y
sus padres los senores del Vale Atiles
embarcan en- el pr6ximo vapor, ell mier
coles. para los Estados Unidos.
Ell BOLETIN les desea un viaje fe
licisimo todoS, y una eterna luna de
miel a los j6venes y distinguidos cont
yentes. ,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
Elena Tons

La g-aanr coml'aiifa de opera italiana, en-
la que fgura la eminente tiple espanola
Elena Fons, que esta actuando en- Ne
]icO con exito extraordinarily, vendra en-
Octubre a San Juan.
En- esta capital hay mucho entusias-
mo. '+' -> f.. -;
va estan abonados veinticinco palcos
y ciento dos lunetas.
La temporada sera .brillantisima, pues
La compania cuenta con un elenco que
responde a la reputation artistica de
Elena Fons, v tiene tambien un roper
tOrio extenso, ell genera clasico todo 10
m0derno.
Hemos vistO ell cablegrama que recibi6
I'm conocido empresario puert0rriqueno,
amigo nuestro, y como seguramente el
ab0nO ha de aumentar cOnsiderablemen-
te sc puede tener seguridad de que la
compaIiia vine, y de que nuestro publ
co ha de pasar muy agradables veladas
musicales.
Las cronicas de la prensa mejicana
que tenemos a la vista, hacen grandes
elogios de la excelente compaiia y muy
especialmente de la estrella, Elena FonS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
IN ba6e ep e| mar

Ell sabadO por la noche, momentos AZ
tes de atraoa al muelle, de un1A de faSa
iaalclGas de vNpoa' q. hanen a servicl0 eE
tre San Juan y CatanO, Sc tir0 al aqua.
un ppb1e @nfehiz y pesar del ,naa,eo q
llevaba, nad6 felizmente
Algunos trataron de tirarse al aqua
para salvar al desconocido, pues nadie
pudo conocer SUI nonbre por mas gus
Sc investigo. Afortunadamente no hnh&
Otro accldente que lamentar que el ma
tural susie de los pasageros-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
En- DL H|POpR;;MO
PoR LOS HER1Dos DE ME1nLA
Las cazreras del domingo

Ayudads eficazmente, por Las dsstin-
guidas damas de la Cruz Roja, La Censs
SION del CASINO t,abaIja activamense pss
Ia organization de unas interesantfsf
mas carreras hipicas. eI domingo, 4 be-
neficio de los sOldados heridos en- Ne
lila y las familias de los reservistas.
III auNdao nncompaEzable que las d.
mas de La Cruz Roja presta 4 Ia Co.
mission organizadora, la intervenciom
que han tornado en- la organization del
|carta distinguidos aficionados al sport
hlpico, la generosidad de casi todos
los propietarios de cabalIos que ham
,hecho o8es.tas 4 Ia Commission de UNI
plausible desEremehmiemto y las faoll-
dax1es q.por toxdos los aementos q. rnse--
den contribuir al exito Sc lie prestan,
dan derecho d esperar que las CARE
ras del domingo han de verse concu-
rradislmas y han de dar I'm positive
beneflclo, para tan alta obra de huma-
nidad y patriotisme.
La compania de ferrocarriles. trs,s-
portara gratis los brutos que sea pre-
clso traer de Ia isla. Els un 1:te de
noble solldaridad que merece aplausos.
f1l senior Crosas. iuez de salida ha
ofrecido sus servicios tambjep geners,-
samente, para ese dia.
Los npnlbres de los propietaa"ios x1ts
i,abafloS que tap1bien cooperan al fis1s
benefico. hemos de darlos conecer
del publtco, va que su desprendimien-
to ha de servir de emulaci0n estimu-
10.
FL sss1ado en la nDclne, EN- a1no d.
Ds intermedios del bale las carreras
nooturanas, que resaMtaron brllantes. ia.
Comision del Casino visit6 4 los sens--
res Hern andez Lopez y Noble, en- la trE
buna del Jurado y ALI recibieron Ees
comisionados La expontanea y unanin1e
adhesion de los elementos que han de
contrIbuir al brillante espectaculo def
domingo.
Ell em;nente hombre p1blico don
Juan Hernandez Lopez, ba dispensada
a la comision la mas franca acogida.
facilitandole tanto 81 como los senores
Noble, el trsbajo de organization.
A. esta hora va estan colocadas nn,-.
chas localidades.
La tarde del pr6ximo domingo sera,
una de las mas hrillantes que recuer-
de la cr6nica. del Hip6dromo de San
Juan por la calidad ei numero de,
La concurrenciaf que ha de darse cita
Ell aquel sitio para hacer una obra be-,
la y admirar an bello espectaculo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
Information para Ia prtpsa

Luis Linares, maestro plomero, ren1l--
te plano y especificaciones de obras de
plomeria que va efectuar en- La casa
n1mero 36 de La caRe de San Francisco
Gonzaolo Salas, anaestIo pgOmero, renaf-
tie plano y especificaciones de ebraz
lde plonleria que va efectuar en- La. ca
|sa de don Monserrate Flores, parada
Il, Puerta de TERRA.
Ell inspector de alimentos de San
Juan ds, cuenta de haber destruida SO
libras salchich6n y 15 latas de pescada,
|pr0piedad de los senores Freiria ca
Ell inspector de Sanfdad de San juan
infOrma sObre las cond5cJones de Ia&
casas niineras S4 y sSi lie, Ia caIIe de
3etilan- =. .t'..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
Una boda suntuosa
ESPLENDIDO ACTO SOCIAL

Las invitaciones Buscritas por los
aadres de.los contrayentes, avlsaban' Ia
..eremonia nupcial para las nueve de Ia
noche. en- la iglesia catedral.
La invitacion fue exactisima.
A las nueve negamos al temple, y
. los pocos .momentos penetraba la comltl-
va nupcial, los acordes de una lnsplra-
ia meIodia del 6rgano.
La novia, espiritualmente pallda, bella
y gentil, iba del brazo de su padre,
nuestro ilustre amigo don Francisco del
Vale -Atiles.
Ell novio, don Emilio Jimenez, daba ell
brazo a la sonora del Alcalde, despues
seeuian los hermanos de este, hermanos
de la novia, sus primos, toda la numerosa
fam;lia de del Valle-Atiles.
IL temple estaba deslumbrador, lie
no de gente distinguida.
Oicic ell ilustrisimo seiior Obispo Mon
sellor Jones, asistido por los reverendos
padres Alvarez y Berries.
. Apoirinaron 4 los contingencies, los
oadrps de la novia, que fueron fellclta-
disimos Dor la distinguida concurrent
cia.
Ell desfiIe fue brillante, extraordinario
ell nimero de carrllaJes, de automovlles !;
pudo lucir en- todo SUI esplendor, no
obstaute la enorme ahuencia de publico
que Sc agol paba en- las avenidas del tenn
po, gracias al talento organlzador de
nuestro distingudo amigo Mr.. Samuel
Boutwell,, que do disposciones acerta-
dislnas Y merecedoras de todo eloglo
oara que Ia avalanche de la multltud no
deslllciera 10 bri!lante del sequlto.
De regraso la elegante residencia de
los senores del Valel iluminada radlosa-
,nente con una installation artlstIca y
costosisima, la comitiva fue esplendlda-
,nente obsequiada.
Entire las damas inyitadas fguraban
dona Luisa Gilayta de Venero, con sus
encantadoras hi.jas; Madame Luchetti. y
la gentiI Ma!an, las senoras de Guzlnan
Benitez (don jose v don Juan) Teresita
Mangual de Cesteros y sus hijas Teresi-
ma Encarnita, las senoras de Gordils,
de Rodriguez, de Montilla, de Travieso,
de Monserrat, de Gonzalez, de Giusty, de
Arteaga, de Medina, de Muro (don Ru-
perto) la seIiora viuda de Ferrer, senO-
ras de Roherer. de Geigel (don Mario)
de Rodriguez Sierra, de del Vale Mu-
iloz.
Las seiloritas de Ferrer, Hernandez,
Figueras, Monserrat, Suro, Fernandez
,Juncos, Valle-Atiles, Guillermety, Be-
net. Giusty, Skerret, Marianita .Travieso,
: Chevremont, Bravo, Rene Cartagena, Ro-
tlriguez Caballero, Toro Cuebas otras
que no recordamos
Del sexo fuerte, una brillantisma re-
presentation Ell alto elemento social y
Official. Ell ilustrlsmo senior Obispo, Mon
senior Jones, el gobernador Post con s,l
secretario particular ell seilor Noble. el
juez Audrey, don Manuel Fernandez
Juncos. el comodoro Mr. Roherer, Mr..
Stanton, don Jose Y don Juan de Guz-
man Benitez, don Juan Hernandez L6-
PEI. los seloreS Monserrat, Rodriguez
Sierra, Gordils. Arteaga. Boutwell,. Mar
tinez Vilaml, Medina, Larroca, Capt.
tan Fernandez Mater, Licenciado Che
vremont Monserrat v Suro, Ramirez de
: Arellano, Hernandez, los seiiores Caubet.
Montilla, Bravo, Bhen. Cartagena, don
Jose Sosa Olivia. don Arturo Rodriguez.
Geigel (don Mario) Pujals (Semper)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
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