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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
Puerto Rico ' Bspsla
Senior don EudOsio de la Cuetara.
Senior don Jose Perez Losada.

Seilor don Eudosio de la Cuetara.
Senior don Jose Perez Losada.
Queridos amigos:
Hace algunos dias. mientras me esfor-
zaba en-. dar expression a una cabeza de
moro-un trobador riffeno-por natural
association de ideas hiri6 mi imaginaci6n
el recuerdo de la guerra en- Africa.
Acaba de verifcarse en- ell teatro NUM-
cipal un brillante acto organizado por
el Casino Espanol beneicio de los he
ridos de Melilla y familias de los reser-
vistas, y como siempre el alma latina
ha sabidO colocarse a la altura de su
buen nombre. Espanoles y puertorrique-
nos han undo sus corazones para llevar
a la vieja patria un pedazo de amor !
traves de los mares
Y decla yo. Bien, pero ha sido una
fiesta de la sociedad elegante de San
Juan; nadie que no pueda hacer honor
4 un clavel que brinda distinguida dana,
q a Ia copa de champagne que ofrece
sonriendo la bella Mia a quien daria en-
cambio "lo Alhaanbya. BohadH." podia
acercarse los salones Gle la Kermesse.
iPor que no iniciar una t6mbola popu-
lar, en- el Parque por ejemplo, en- otro
sitio? SPor que no llevar a cabo un fes-
tival que desc oportunidad al alma popu-
lar a que tome parte en- la generosa da-
diva los que caen heridos por las ba-
las enemigass AHA irian a :lepositar
10 POGO que pueden ofrecer unos y otros
en- lOor q csc sentimiento de raza de
coraz0n que nunca Sc extinguira. ALA
iremos los que no podemos comprar dig
namente una for en- la fiesta elegante.
Cada cual enviara 10 que pueda, todos
tomaran SUI parte de carlno en- la ofrenda
d los soldados de Espaila
Modesto por demas es mi frma como
artlsta pintor tan modesto v humilde
como la pluma con que escribo. pero
seria para mi motive de satisfaction en-
viando algunas acuarelas de asrnto pal
pitante y panderetas con pinturas de
OCCASION; pobre 81. pero leal y honrado.
No tengo otra cosa que dar.
81 Sc dignan ustedes dar alguna i'm
portancia a estas lineas. 10 celebrare 10
celebraremos todos pOrque asi Sc nos
ofrece OCCASION de dar algo para aliviar
la pena que sufre Ia noble nacion espa-
nola. =
Afectu0samente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
N@69@ del @]6@

Mr.. Post ha hecho el iuiclo sumarlsl-
MO del sistema 4ul0nizador amerlcano'
c;,ando declara que el particle repuoilc"-
M s;,1'ri6 los mas radicaIes desvios de Ia
opinion Dor SUI nsistentc acercamlento
al gobierno
En- estas palabras, que no pueden ser
sospechosas para los gobernantes dc la
metr6poli que dehen DIR sin prevenclo-
mes los lerisladores naclonales que la
nrensa americana acOJera sln rrserva',
esta 81 iuicio definitivo de como ha sldo
unpopular y equivocado el sistema colo
nizador americana clando las relattvas
aproximaciones ell oficioso apoyo mas
cue acceptable, insistentemente ofrecldo
Ia administration, cuestan una colec-
tvidad politica cl inapreciable concur
so popular....
Mr. Post 10 ha dicho.
Y ,1n goberno de opinion, un gobler-
no de responsabilidad no podria s'ibsiS-
tir un solo dia, nj una sola bora, des-
pues de las afirmaciones hechas por ei
gobernador, puesto que Has cnvue!veh
la mas absolute c0ndenae. ~ del regimen
v el mas complete fracaso del mlsmo.
Pero el pobjerno americana Sc ha IN
ypntado para estos casos 10 de La impre-
aaraci6n reforzado con 10 de Ia lngra-
titud de que hablara MIR. TAFT recIente-
mente.
Y asl, con esta nota Dc incapaccs, con
0ue Sc d,liere deprimir 4 io: colonos. Ql;"-,
da la tutoria en- condlclonHs de nc diF*e
nor not ificaIa de, las rciteradaS HdIeA-
clones que Sc le dirgen para Que relieve
( los natives de los cuidados que nadie
solicita nj puede va reelbir sin una YER
ronzosa abdicacion de su parte
A despecho de la opinion, el goblerno
Sc siente fl,erte, y subsiste. como 81 tai
Hay cue fijarse en- este de"a'l4 mex:
nlicab)e, 81 nos colocamoS Ell ell campo
de IN pura democracia que de)a resrctaf
y acatsr los fallos imperiosos de la Opt
MON. manifestada en- favor o en- contra
de nm determinado sstema.
Pero en- ell campo redentor!sta n" pre-
valecpn estas leycs de la dcnocraGla y
de la l6gica asl vcmos que un gohcr-
nador declara fracasado al partido IN
sular pro-americano, en- tanto que e4 SIS
tema unpopular que determine en- sl1s
ccmplicidades relatiyas la caida de ese
partido, subsiste y perdura contra la
opinion del pals y a pesar de esa OPT
ni6n precisamente.
La conclusion que de este sc deSprende
as de una crueldad absurda, que abochor-.
ma Y deprime
xQue clase de gobierno es ell que tene-
MOS aqui? ;.Que poder omnipotente, ar
bitrario irresponsible 10 mantiene, que
4 pesar del desvio de la opinion, elocuen-
temente declarado, sigue imperando, CO.
mo I'm reto de la fuerza avasalladora de
IN continente, contra La lnerm. debi-
2idad de una pobre sia !...l
Sc quiere algIn dato mas para que.
sea proclamado defintivamente el fra
casos de los llamados nuevos metodos?
Ell partido inslllar que apoya la ten
lencia gubernativa, sufre las consecuen-
cias de SUI aspiration al gubernamenta-
iismo. con .el .desyio anonadante de la
masa electOra;
MIR. Post, reconoce ast6, es bueno que
10 Olga el perque estas- airmaciones cier-
tas Y rudas, pueden aprovechar al pod'yr
que mantiene en- La Isla 81 prescnte es-
tado de cosas, } al part;do que por brin-'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
NOnnbramientOs

Ell gobernador Post ha irmado ell NOM
bramiento del senor Jose Julian Acosta,
para el puesto de juez Municipal inte-
rino de Bayamon. durante la licencia
concedida al propietario senior LeopoIdo
Santiago, quien Sc encuentra enfermo.
Ha sido firmado ell nombramiento de
don Elias Montalvo Colberg para Sc
cretario de la Corte Municipal de Cabo
Rojo, por renuncia del senior del Toro
Colberg.
Ha sido aceptada la renuncia de con-
cejal de las Marias, presentada por Ell
se1or Bernardo Velez.
La vacante del senor Velez ha sldo
cubierta con ell nombramlento del senior
Jose de Jesus Collazo.
Sc aprobo tambien por ell gobernador
ell nombramicnto del senor Felipe B. Cor
de ro, para el cargo de Superintendent
de Sanidad cuyo puesto desempenaba ell
doctor Cor1ero desde ell primero de
Agosto.
Ha sMo nombrado escirbiente de la
ofcina del riego Gle la costa Sur de Qua
wanna el senor Julio j. Catala.
,>.~.@
'Por ell departamento del Cons0ildadn
ha sido concedida una licencia al senor
Francisco Torres, director del Asilo de
Ciegos, de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
N0TlCaAS

Sigue biea1 lie ~, 3aencaa es press--
tiessnso letraxio don Manuel Rossy
Mer:ed d Ia estrlcta. vIglasEia el-
La polbsDa de Ponce. nam dissnlHnlste-
los rsbos en- a1uela focalldad.
Maila1la st. celebra ri n en- esda elM--
daSY, las cstrrelxas de rBballoS aGslsMSas-
tias en n Hap%Giann1o Ell mimerG ale
efrtraxias veun1b}as es nnmerns0
lia obtellasto una. beca pAra cursar es.
t,Etfpos en- la escltela. Normal, eE .l@-.-
ven Te1filo M Cara1n GanZatez.
Iia sido aprUbada por 81 DepsnrtamleM
to de lnstruecr6n la propaeosta Re Ma
estrns sle Tm.p1io Alto
Han sfdo de~tina.ioS i Tr,IjlEn Ai--
to, los maestros sei!ort@s Mertfado G.
Gonzalez, para gradlIasi0 de Ingles, V
Rogue SalNhez, jose Jeslis Y .saesn-
to VGera, para rllraaes.
Para cursar estudios sllperiOres han
ingiesado en- la Normal, DE Rio Pre-
dras Lon, jovenes don Adolfo Herman
ttez; Maria Castro Maria VaIcancef.
La Corte de Distrito, de Ponce, ha.
|declarado roto ell vincltlo natrim0nia&
que ualia a los esposos ,tevita Nieves
y Antonio Reslta.
Ha faliecido en- Cidra, ell distinguI-
do cabssalero don EusebiD Ramos, muy
estlhraio EN- aTulel pueblo. @~
- - ''."
Los aa,rnmos de las esc,leaas plkli-
cas- de Gales, han dirigido ,ln escrlte
Fal gobe1nador pitiienslo ell inluito dc
10 .reos Acoata- .... ~" !:
.M Ooncejo Municipal de Arecibe.
[acord6 en- sn Ultima session ,sacar &
Es'abasta La CONSTRUCTION de concrete dJe.
Ia cal3e del Puente de Hero.
La construction de esa calle Sc I'M
ponia por el pdsiuno estado en- que ae
|e1c1aentra- ,4,.;,.4 -, II,
Tambien fue acuesv1o componer n
plaz. de IA Aagdaaens. por,sor d -
|t;o ,nzas eoncu1rido. ;ta'. - .1.
-,'""| ,"i,f
- e1ealenta1 en- .esta ,c@patal Aasao,-
Isoraha Nolsa Urbixtondo, de Manafe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
La ledei(p De @ts arde
Ell INDULTO DE LOS ACOSTA

Ell letrado senior Enrique Lopez Dia2
acompanado del ilustrado sacerdote So
nor Colon ha presentado esta tarde s
las dos, I'm escrito de indulto en- favor
de los reos Acosta. Podemos asegurar
que ell escrito del licenciado se1or Lopez
Diaz es un concienzudo estudio de La
cailsa de los reOs AcOsta.
Ell gobernador Mr.. Post ha ofrecidO
estudiar detenidamente ell case.
Hay grandes esperanzas de que los
reos Acosta seran indultados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25

Ha smo nombrado escirbmnte de l;
oficina del riego Gle la costa Sur de Gua
wanna el senior Julio j. Catala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25

SigMe bien de ~, tlolenaa e. pres 800
tiesoso letrado don Manuel Rossy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
La susriilci(n ea Ponce
Para los heridos de MelilIa.

La colecta nHiada por "a Centre.
Ezspailol de Ponce, beneficio de- Fos:
hen1os de Ia gperl.l de Meli1la, assden--
&c i Ia caartieiad de. 1896 dod7a1N
.Diclra sslma eqllivahe 1888 pess.-..
tas 25 centinlos mone1a espano1a y hS
ssIo remftida va IA Marqassa tte.
Sq,Nlachr, resiGiente en- Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25

q, La idea del distlnguido artlsta, como
stlya. es buena V es noble.
g., La lanzamos a la publicidad, por 81
quieren patrocinarla aquellos a quienes
Sc dirige el inspirado escritor
Por nuestra parte. no tenemos que
decirlo. tiene todas nuestras simpatias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
N rvbe a d 1Viictsra'
ri arresto de Hernandez

Esta maiiana ha sido arrestado DOT
la detective Ramon Hernandez, autor
del robo cometido EN- ell hotel uvicte~
rias.
Sc han recuperado II dollars Her
nandez sustrajo &C.. Era empleado del
meuc1onado hotel.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-06
GREAT MENTAL
 IMPROVEMENT

Fort Smith, Jan. "A gentle man in this city has received a letter from one of the officials of the St. Joe Sanitarium of which Governor Little is an in mate stating that the Governor is approaching convalescence and will in all probability leave the institution a well man.
 A few days ago he was visited by a congressman with whom he was familiar when in the low CT house, and the couple talked together for more than an hour during which time Governor Lit tie asked about the various mem bers of the senate and house with whom he was so long assoc iated and his questions indicated marked improvement in his mental condition. He talked quite freely of his political life and of his unfortunate condition. There was nothing i'm his speech or action that would lead the casual observer to think there was anything wrong with his mind.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-06
day for Fayetteville, where he l. ,l

day for Fayetteville, where he is going to school.
 MT. Harmon Brooks and Miss Ruth Easterling were married on last Thursday night at the home of the brides gfather, MT. D. s. Easterling.
 Rev. and Mrs. l.. J. Riding Of Emmet visited at Sutton last week.
 MT. George Bright is putting lumber on the ground for the err ection of Q new store at Sutton.
 Mrs. c. M. Andres returned Sat urday from a visit to her daugh- ter at Idabel.
 Mr. Porter Carlton has been employed as lineman for the Ne vada County Telephone Go.
 Mr. Warren Hart and family of CentervilIe visited at Lane burg Sunday.
 Misses Macy and Cecil Phil lips of Prescott are visiting friends at Laneburg this week.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-06
READING ROOM FOR
 SCHOOL PUPILS
The High School Classes Start Move.
 ment for their Mutual Benefit

Yesterday morning there was started a movement at the pub lie school by the pupils of the high school, which will result in much benefit to those concerned.
 The preliminary steps toward the organization of reading room to be used by the higher grade pupils having finished their lessons. were taken, and the sum of $22.OO was raised with which to purchase suitable current periodicals.
 It is proposed to furnish the vacant room in the building with tables, chairs, carpets, curtains, etc, and to subscribe for such literature as may be deemed most advisable.
 The public generally is asked to aid in the matter by such donations as can be afforded. Merchants and business men can well afford to give a table a chair, lace curtain. rug, or if not handling these articles a small cash donation.
 The pupils are enthused over the idea and will appreciate any thing you may do for them.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-06
Weather Cold wave coming to 10 degrees above zero by Thursday morning.

J. A. Nelson. of Laneburg, was in town today.
 Ben Waller, jr., made trip to Hope yesterday.
 A show lasting an hour and a half at Theatorium for only 1O cents.
 The Mountain Fued, a sensa- tional picture will be at Thea torium tonight,
 The Self Culture Club meets to- morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock with Mrs. J. c. Young.
 J. w. Johnson of Hope attend ed the public installation of the LOOP. lodge here last night.
 w. F.. Stovall and D. P. Hodges
 of Gurdon attended the Public Installation of the Odd Fellows lodge here last night returning home this morning.
 After being closed a couple of nights, owing to a breakdown of the picture machine, the Thea torium will be open with a very strong program tonight.
 Dr. w. E. Arnold. who in com pany with Dr. Milan of Little Rock, left a few weeks ago for a pleasure trip to Texas, is eX- tending his visit, and may re- main throughout the month.
 A cold wave struck us this morning, which sent the ther- mometer downward, and we are promised a real touch of winter for the next few days, which will be the more keenly felt on ac- count of the warm weather of the past few days.
 The local team of Odd Fellow S will go to Gurdon tomorrow night, for the purpose of install ing the newly elected officers. Great preparation has been made for the reception of the Prescott members by the GurdOn lodge, and doubtless a most enjoyab e time will be had. The installa- tion will be public, and quite a number of Prescott ladies eX- pect to attend.
 The installation of the newly elected officers of the Odd Fe-- lows lodge at the hall last night was attended by quite number of our people, who were high.y entertained by the splendid man. ner in which Deputy Grand Mast CT Dale Wilson and his drill team conducted the exercises, as well as by the splendid talks Of Hon.. T. c. McRae and Rev. H. M. Me- | Lain. There were a number Ol visitors from the Gurdon lodge.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-06
NEWS OF ALBANY

Laneburg-SuttOn, Jan. D. We are having some very warm Wea ther for January
 MT. T. J. Purtle returned last week from a trip to Southern Texas. He says he likes Texas very well, but likes Arkansas better.
 The young people of Lane burg enjoyed a supper at the home of F. B. Murry on last Friday night.
 Bro. Erwin preached to a very large audience at Laneburg Sun day.
 Mr. Sam Hamilton left Satur-
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-06
Local and Personal.

Lumber for repairing garden fences at Hatleys.
 e. R. Haynie made short vis- it to Gurdon this morning.
 For Sale-Two cows and young calves. See w S. Hesterly.
 c. D. Harper left last night on a 'business trip to Little Rock Prof. P. F. Chappell left last night on a business trip to Lit tie Rock.
 Ladies Souvenir night at The atorium tonight. Every lady at tending receives one.
 Non-filling, non-fading and non drying typewriter ribbons for sale at The News office.
 Joe R. Began and Saxon Began left last night for Upper Alton, H., where they are attending school.
 Prof o. l.. Dunaway on yester- day resumed charge of the schools here after an illness of several weeks.
 I have moved my office up- stairs in the new Clark building on West Main street.
 Dr. J. $. CHASTAIN. For Sale-Six cords heater wood, 20 inches; 1 cord, heater wood, IS inches. cut in spring.
 Geo. J. Terry.
 Mss Ruby Mendenhall, of of ROsstOn, passed through Pres colt yesterday en route to Arka- delphia where she will re-enter college.
 Mrs. w. N. Bemis and the chill dren have returned from Tex arkana where they have been spending several weeks with relatives.
 There was no meeting of the city council last night. Unless a special session is called, the next meeting will be Tuesday, Janu- ary 18th.
 The ladies of the Christian church will serve a dinner on Thursday, January 14th, the proceeds to go into the fund for the erection of their new church building.
 Senator R. L. Montgomery, Of New Lewisville, stopped over in Prescott last night between trains to see his many friends here as he was en route to Little Rock to be present at the gath ering of the solons for the open ing of the legislature next Mon day.
 E. F. Rogers this morning paid his taxes for 1908, and was the first citizen of Nevada county to do so. MT. Rogers is an enter prising farmer, and is usually very prompt in meeting his con- tracts, and for the past few years has enjoyed the d!stinc- tion of being the first to pay taxes in this county.
 The patronage at the Carni- val last night was good; Wea- ther conditions were quite fav- orable, and there was a large crowd on the grounds, most of whom patronized some of the many attractions. The shows are good and everything is conducted in a decent manner. The shows will remain throughout the week
Evening journal., 1909-08-27
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT Del, Ang. 2L-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Dun. have returned from a
two weeks motoring trip with Dr. and
Mrs. HONEYWELL. OF Norristown. They Wis
tied Atlantic city. Asbury Park. Horn
by the Sea- Norristown. Philadelphia
and many other different points OF in
tercst
The Rev. and Mrs. W W. shary have
been entertaining Mrs. l.. Inghram, OF
Denver, Col. for few days.
The Misses Roba and Marguerite Tyson,
Of oxford. Pa. are s endins some time
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Groomo
Mrs j. Harley Strahorn and sister,
Miss Louisa Taylor, spent Monday In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Andrew Hargan and Caughtcr are
spending some time in North East, Md.
Mrs. Laura Coward and daughter, Misc
Ida Coward have returned from "A few
weeks at Rehoboth
Mrs. Samuel Naylor and children Elsie
and Samuel. Of Camden. New Jersey
who have been spending some time viii
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Miller, have re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Baruy, Of Phila
deiphia. have returned home after
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Wnliai
Read.
Evening journal., 1909-08-27
PARALYSIS CURED
BY MENDING SPINE

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-As the re-
suit Of a rare operation performed in
the Red Cross Hospital, Joseph Laf-
ferty, a motorman OF the New York and
Long Island Traction Company, will re-
gain the use of his limbs after suffering
from complete paralysis for nearly a
year.
Lafferty's paralysis was due 10 an
accident in Hampstead last October.
when he was oiling one of the trolley
cars. John Brooks. another motorman,
started the car and before he could
stop It Laffertys spine had been crush
ed. The injured man was taken to
the Nassau County Hospital at Nine
ola. where he remained i'm a comatose
condition for several weeks. During
this time he was fed through a small
rubber tube. When Lafferty had suf-
ficiently regained his mental and vocal
powers he was placed In a plaster Of
paris cast and removed to his home.
An operation was decided on. which
was done more to humor the paralyzed
man than from any idea of the good
which might result. It was performed
by DIR. Irving S. Haynes of Cornell
Medical College. and revealed the fact
that the fifth and sixth vertebrae had
been telescoped Portions of these two
bones were removed and the pressure
taken off the spinal cord. The operation
took As minutes. and when Lafferty
recovered from the anaesthetic he could
Evening journal., 1909-08-27

scraping odd pieces of meat from the
skull. DR.. Mearns soon arrived in
camp, followed by a native boy carry
ing puff adder. shot by the doctor.
This is the most deadly Of snakes out
here. Loring and Heller were both
out. also and presently some fine speci-
mems OF Lake Naivasha owls and field
rats and gopher were brought in proud
ly by the natives. But still there was
no news Of the main expedition.
1t was after sunset when the Colonel
and Kermit came at last, tired, hungry.
empty handed. but cheerful. They
had been out since sunrise, either I'm
an open row boat or lying hidden In
the papyrus. having no opportunity for
lunch and only a canteen Of water with
them for refreshment. In spite of 1t
all. they had not been able to get near
a hippo. though they had risked shots
at a few vague noses thrust just up to
the water line in the distance as hip
pos came to breathe, but which dis
appeared promptly. warned by some
intuition that danger was near.
That afternoon had been spent IN the
very hippo bay where I had seen from
twelve to sixteen hippos sporting regu-
larly every afternoon, as I sat on the
veranda Of the Attenborough house
with a telescope But hippos evil
IDENTIFY prefer telescopes to rifles.
I have said the Colonel was still
cheerful; he proved it by asking At
/ tenborough to bring out the launcl
next day to cross the lake from on
end to the other If necessary and n
| proved. also. that he was not afrai
to have witnesses at hand for he in
vited me to join the party.
Evening journal., 1909-08-27
PEOPLES CHURCH TO
HAVE CAMP MEETING

DOVER. Aug. 26.-The Peoples
Church will hold campmeeting at Cam
den Camp grounds beginning next sun
day morning at Q o'clock. All members
OF The Peoples Church and Sunday
School win be conveyed to the grounds
free Of charge. in twelve two-horse and
four-horse conveyances. which will be-
gin running at o'clock next Sunday
morning and make two trips each half
day.
Either William IT, Hurley or A. IT,
Lovejot" OF the Kew Bayard Hotel
Dover. will have charge Of the hotel
boarding tent on the grounds and an
the tents will be at the disposal Of the
congregation Of The Peoples Church
as sitting tents.
No admission will be charged 10 tn
grounds.
There viii be almost a continual ser
vice for Sunday. beginning with a love
feast and testimony meeting. then
lsong service, with big chorus choir. gle
lclub. boys choir and orchestra; the
the preaching service with sermon b.
The Peoples Church minister Rev.
W. Lightbourne; recess for Dime
followed by the Sunday school services
in charge OF the superintendent, II. G
! Taylor; an address TO the children bs
I Dr. James T.. Carroll Of Dover; ant
another song service; an address 10 IN,
young people by Secretary OF Stat,
William T. Smithers; and another ser
mon. at o'clock By DR.. A. W. Light
| bourne.