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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
FaNecjo en- Ponce
Don Francisco Rodriguez.
El iurado dio anoche un
veredicto de inculpa bill
dad en- el juicio contra
Juan B. Morasain.
FL entierro de Ia Srta. Sanayia
estuvo muy concUrrido.
(De nuestro corresponsal. }


Diciembre Slayer se efectu6 Ell
sepelio del caddver del que fue en-
vida D. Francisco Rodriguez, hon
RADIO industrial de esta ciudad. Una
numerosa concurrencia asisti6 al
entierro, en- demostraci6n de las
muchas simpatias que tenla el fina
do. Despidieron el duelo los Sres.
Jose H. Casals, Juan Cuevas Aboy,
Jose NJ. Torres, y Rafael Hernandez
de Ia iglesia cristiana.
Nosotros por medic de estas II
meas damos el rnds sentido pesame
la familia del finado.
Movimiento carcelario, Francisco
Baega ingres6 en- sumaria por al
terar la paz pdblica, Inocencio Rosa
y Ramon Nazario, en- sumaria por
alterar ia paz. Justo Ortiz mplio
go dias por abuse de confianza.
Anoche las II termino el juicio
en- la corte de distlito, contra Juan
Bautista Morosain, por ell delito de
Justification, este juicio empez6 des
de el lunes d las 8 de la mahana, Y
noche d las once dio ell jlnado su
veredicto de no culpable, poniendo
10 en- libertad en- el acto la corte. Fue
ron su defensor los abogados Coro
mas y Vidal Rios.
Ha regresado de San Juan el &C
two detective Juan Gutierrez, que
resta servicio en- esta ciudad.
Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad la
dfstinguida Srta. Luisa Sanavia,
natural de Yauco.
Nuestro pesame d la fam!lia de
la fallecida.
Hem os tenido el placer de salu
dar en- la manana de hoy al Sr. Gu
tierrez Velez, representante de La
Correspondence" en- Yauco, con
ouien hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar Y de cambiar impresiones.
Deseamos al amigo gratas impresio
mes.
Hoy como dia de fiesta ha per
manecido la ACADIA, cerrada dis
frutando los empleados el dia de
hoA comp fiesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
Gaceti||a de Ponce
De nuestro corresponsal

Diciembre S.-Hemos tenido el
gusto de saludar aver en- esta ciudad
al distinguido compatriota D. Fede
rico Degetau. El Sr. Degetau ha We
nido esta ciudad, para estar al lado
de su viejo amigo, D. Perico ]. For
nier que ha regresado en- estos dfa
de Europa, gravemente enfermo,
Buenas impresiones deseamos al Sr
Degetau durante su permanencia
en- esta ciudad.
Sc encuentra completamente res
tablecida de Ia enfermedad que la re
tuvo en- cana la distinguida DANA
esposa de D. Joaquin Ferran. La
asistio durante su enfermedad el
competente medico DR.. Ferran.
T. Sr. D. Julio Rosich primer jefe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

G. Iglesias, cobro sa
larios; Felicia Cabre
"a VS.. J. D. Silva, di
vorcio y Fernin CoTti
4 10 vs.. Zacaras Andrea
de. divorcio.
Juere8 l3,-lIicaela Conception VS..
VI. Rodriguez Sierra,
oposici6n dominic.
Viernss LIE. Hogge VS.. H. Re
plan. cobro de obiga
cl6n.
!SaJo9o l5.-Pedro Martinez VS.. Ra
mon Aboy, dahos Y pei
luicios.
Lanes l7.-R. Medero. VS.. Juana
Cruz. divorcio; j. D,
Pereles vs.. ]. Herman
Gez cobro de dinero V
Z. r. Power and Co. VS..
Nilalon V Garcia. CO
bro de dinero.
-Nartes ISL. Garcia de Luque VS.
Il. D. Sayre, cobro de
dinero; c. Marcano vs.
Mariana Alfaro, divor
cio.
Microbes l9.-Wansbrugs Oliver CO
vs. J. I. silva Co. re
clamaci6n de dinero.
IierHes 2l.-ArtEro Quinonez vs..
J. I. Silva Co., libelo.
Lmes &c. q. Cazz VS.. P. R.
Orange Cotton Co., por
d4nos; c. 6. Cazz vs.
Alfredo Sidleley, pol
eotro de pesos.
Va .ss 25.-S2turniao Sostre W
Matter \. Taylor: Re
tEa6to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

de que el presidente Zelaya inten-
ia resistlr Ia actitud de los Estadcs
Unidos Y jugar ell todo por el todo,
para conservar SUI presldencia.
Sc afirma que Zelaya ha mostrado
sorpresa por las determinaclones
del secretario Knox.
Al mismo tempo cables llegados
el viernes de Berlin, dicen cue el
gobierno de Nicaragua estd ALI re-
presentado por el concuI genera!
]. F. ". Pein. el cual ha celeorado
ana larga entrevista en- eI Lokal
Anzeiger en- la cual ha expresado
las impreslones que los despachos
de Washington comunican acerca
de IA actitud del presldente Zelaya.
Dice este consu! que Zelaya no es
un tirano. que es 81 contrario. hu-
mano. hombre de coraz6n. que estd
hacienda ahora esiuerzos por man
te2er eI orden en- su p2tria.
Mr. Pein no dd impor5ancia al
hecho dc Que el encaFgado de ne
gocios en- Nicaragua en- Washington
hava recibido sus pas2portes V dice
que este diplomdtico habia sido cam
bisdo Y estaoa q punto De salir de
los Estacos Unldos cuando Los aeon
tecimientos de Nicaragua empeza-
ban.
De Roma ayisan tanblen Que el
departamento de EstadC ha dado
ingtrucciones a. ST. Cainpari e. con-
sui genera. de Italia n Naaagua
de arreglar ias cOs1s &c modo que
los intereses it2l.zLos de tods clsss
.eSten prcte.idos Ell a!uelIafepibica
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
UNGUENTO .DEDOAN
Cura adicalmente las
a1norranas, eczema
picazon 8 comezon,
La l., ~I01
be la piel


La primera aplicaci6n del
Ungiiento de Doan, calma la
irritaci0n en- casos de picaz6n
o comez6n de la piel Y en- Ia
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 suficiente para GU
rar radicalmente los peores
casos de almorranas (salidas o
sanguinolentasl ronchas, ara
dores. sabalones. sarpullido,
aspereza dei CUTS. grietas
herpes, bargo, sespinillas. etc,
Ell UNGUENI0 DE DoAN DESPER
eide DL CUTS.
No debe faltar en- Ell "Bu-
doir" de la senoras. Los hon.
bres deben usarlo en- la noche
del dia Gle harba o aieite. Una
buena fricc.5n al acostarse por
la noche y 5bservese la suavi-
dad del e..tis al dia siguiente
despues del bano.
PROCI RESE en- las boti-
Gas Y tieHdas que venden me-
dicinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

del benemerito cuerpo de bomberos
de esta ciudad, ha recibido una co
municaci6n del captain de la policia
insular ST.. Francisco Cabrera, par
ticipandole en- la forma que Sc han
de tocar los pitos en- case de incen
dio. Ell Sr. Rosich, le ha contestado
en- otra communication, en- Ia forma
que el cree q. deben tocarse los pitos
con un trino largo en- case de incen
dio. Dicha communication la ha pasa
do el captain Cabrera su primer
iefe en- San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

Exste aiivio seguro para los miles de hombres
mueres quienes moestan tariaente las Enfermeeades
de los E5oaes Ademas, de aaueos que SABES que las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

Hay agricultores que neces,tan
mayordonaos" y hay "n.ayordomos'
que necesitan colocaci6n. Esas dos
aspiraciones Sc eracuentran con diff
cnltad y retdrdo. hn,bds coincicirdn
rdpidamente 81 los deseos de mayor.io
mos y agricul!ores Sc anuncldn en-
La Correspondence. Hay en- es-
te diorio especial q m6iica iGrlfd al
eff co. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
En- La CORTE
De D|STR|T0.
Senalanientos de Ia
seccion ] para el ter
rnino de Dicienbre
y Enero.
Hay senaladas las vistas
de trece casos de di-
vOrC1o.
Sc yeran 4S asuntos que cons,
tan en- el preSente "Calenda-
rlo' % en- Diciembre y 2S en-
EnerO.

Lista de senalamientos hechos
por el juez de Ia Seccion primera
de Ia Corte de distrito de San Juan,
para ell corriente mes de diciembre.
Martes 14.-Victor Robes VS.. Ber
nardina Rodriguez, so
hre divorcio; Jesus Her
2andez VS.. Daniel Ra
mos, sobre indemniza
cion y Lothrop Luce
and Co. VS.. Jose Wenar
en-, cobro de dinero.
Microbes 15.-Cayetano Cerame
VS.. Ramon Sofia, Wis
ia de excepciones; Pc
dro C. Santiago VS.. Pa
bio J. Lopez, vistas de
excepciones; y Juan B.
Viso VS.. Porto Rico Su
gar Co., vista de excep
clones.
Jueres l5.-Alejandro Diaz VS.. San
Juan Ligth and T. Co.,
sobre danos y perjui
clos; y Martin Rohena
VS.. Miguel A. Bustelo,
sobre dahos y perjuicios
Viernes 17.-Ramon Tembleg VS..
Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, vistas de excep
clones; Francisco Pu
ron vs.. A. NJ. Zimmer
man, sobre dahos y per
juicios; y Eugenio Be
nitez vs.. Eugenio San
chez, desahucio, la.
comparecencia.
Sobado lS.-Ramon Ramos VS.. Ra
faela Nizcarrondo, so
bre divorcio; y Santa
90 We've vs.. Maria Tick
ner. sobre divorcio.
lanes 20.-Jose de la Rosa Vazquez
VS.. Francisco Medina,
sobre cumplimiento de
contrato y Blasina
Rond6n VS.. Juan Moll
ful!eda, sobre nulidad
de titulos.
MorteS 21.-Jos= Echazabal vs.. An
drea Matos, sobre di
yorcio; Vicente Betan
court VS.. Eugenia Me
dina. sobre divorcio.
Petra Quihones VS.. Is
tanislao Martinez, so
bre divorcio; Frede
rick Tinpson Us. Cora n.
de Timpson. sobre di
vorcio; Malea Hnos vs..
Manuel Soto Y otros.
sobre tercena; Cristii
ma Orta vs. Martin To
rres, sobre divorcio: Ju
10 Echevarria VS.. Eni
LA Contreras, sobre 4
vorcio V Pascaslo San
chez vs. Antonia Gel
pi, sobre divorcio.
Niercoles 22.-Olavo Encanaci6n
Is. Simon Maeso, sobre
reivindicaci6n y Julio
Joy6 vs.. Sin-dn Mo1et.
sobre cobFo lie pesos.
Juerss 23.-Francica CAMILLA Esca
Iona vs.. sue. Ana De
Castro, sobre rentas.
T.rnes : Enero de- lgl0-Frco.
Rivera y. u. Rivera,
nuIiGad de aotuacioaeS
= joss Pagan rs. L,,is
lie! NalIe. cun.p,inlien
TO de contrato.
.Sqtddo S.-Sue. Eiadio Diaz vs
Sue. Lucas Dfaz. null
dad institution i.ere,ie
de7os Y Hermin.a BE
1ancourt vs. NLo-as
BetancoIrt- nuliG4 .e
venta
Laes I0.-AEnando Garcia ". "a
laela P2Eroa. Eeclzn- z
ci6n de b.eaes Y r.
non Bocan.p.er ". Z
-e.zais Heln4.z. divoI
Go.
A51ss II.-R1ano Goenags ~.
L.aLe.Sco Coeaze4. II
Had ,.e contratOs.
,arcisS lz-Iczs G4fcia Is Jose
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RESrRIADOS CzUSAN D1LOR De
-CABELA, Il -SxATIyo BRoNo-<CTSISA
Gesxia = C. - UszGo en- todo elmu--
10 Para eu-4r = reSfrlsdo en u Gia
L. lima 6 L " Grove" ea cad.
L.-..-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

En- ests l@.lrenta se vende papel
dc Peri6dicos vie.os 4 81 quintal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
Vermont AcademY zoo.

There have recently been received at
the Office Of the academy fourteen med
ais. givn BY the university Of Vermont
to the winners Of the annual meet held
ii Burlington on the fifth Of June. The
medal ID the seal Of the university,
with an additional emblem, artistically
engraved. suitably adapted 70 track
athletics. The first prize medals are Of
gold. the second OF silver, and the third
Of bronze. The winners Of the medals
are as follows. Salm0nd OF Perkins
Vile. Vermont, gets three fret and one
third; Fischer Of Brooklyn gets four
second; Heath OF Boston gets one FIRST.
one second and one third; Smith Of
Boston gets one first and ono third; and
Mederos, 81 Havana, Cuba, gets one
third Iii addition 10 these individual
prizes the academy wins the shield
which is given 70 the school winning
the meet Vermont academy won this
year by rather a large margin, Goddard
seminary being the most dangerous
opponent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
IN paso Geoloric Folio.

The geology Of the FL PaHo district, an
irregular area in west Texas lying he-
tween the New Mexico boundary and tht
Rio Gfandc and extending eastward a.
far as the Hueco Mountains, Is described
By G. B. Richardson in folio lG6 OF thu
Geologic Atlas Of the United States, just
published
Most Of the area is fiat plain, the
Hueeo Bolson, which lies between the
Franklin and Hueco mountains The
climate il characterized by low prccipi-
tation and high temperature, and desert
conditions prevail except where iTriea
ton IS practiced in the fertile Rio
Grande valley. The larger part Of the
district il suitable only for grazing FL
paso, the commercial center of a large
region in the Southwest. is situated in
the area described
This district is Of considerable inter-
est geologically The rocks range in
age from pre- Camhrian to Qnafernary,
almost all the systems being represented
and the structural relations are com
pheated The economic products are
varied and include surface and under
ground water; an abundance OF build
ing material, consisting Of stone, clay,
sand, and gravel: and limestone ana
shale for making Portland cement. Tin
ore occurs in the Franklin Mountains.
The folio contains descriptive text,
topography and geologic maps, and a
sheet Of illustrations II Il sold practi.
cally at cost f25 centsl and can Be OBJ
tanned on application 70 the Director or
the Geological Survey, Washington. d.
C-New Publication BY Geological Sur.
VeY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21

the steps. Over the hills, behind MS,
came the sound Of motOr.musketry. Men
who had been standing in the road hast
ened to cover. Watches and timing
pads appeared Nearer, nearer came the
cracking. 1t grew louder, louder; then
stopped short, as the driver shut orr
for the turn at Jericho, a moment la
ter d red French car shot into view,
rushed by with inside wheels following
the gutter, and flashed away toward
Westbnry. Almost before the time was
noted down, came others--a German,
snowy white; a bright red Italian; some
gray Americans so thick and fast that
we could barely catch the numbers
painted on their bomnets
More cracking from over the HILL
Here come our boysH cried the
team manager, rising from the steps
and looking at his watch. by joye
they're going to do it to twenty, fat,
tool As a mother recognizes the laugh
ter Of her own child at play with TWEEN
ty others, be knew his cars, while they
were yet mile away, BY the noise Of
their respiration. He had hardly spok.
en- when 49, came crashing into view,
made the turn on two wheels, straight
ened ont splendidly, and was gone. She
was followed close BY 4 As the cars
passed We rose, spontaneously, and.
There was no response from the black
figures in the little bucket seats. They
had no hands to spare for idle waving
no eyes to rove about the landscape.
Driver and mechanic have their work
cut out for them. One guides and nps-
crates the car, the other sees 10 the ma
ehinery and fabrication, watches for
cars, and reads the signals.
A drivers eye taken from the road or
hand taken from the steering wheel
for the merest instant, may cost two
ives and turn a noble racer into twist
ID Junk.
sit was about seven when our two
pat dinosaurs returned again, complet
ne second lap, and slipped purring
INTO their garage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
80 APPLEeATE REoIoN. oREeoN
Mineral Resources Described BY Geolog-
zeal Survey.

The results Of an investigation Of The
mineral resources Of the Applegate River
region Of southwestern Oregon have just
been published by the United States
Geological Survey The region, most Of
which Is included in the area mapped by
4 the Survey a. the Grants Pass quadrant
gle covers about q thousand square miles
and has produced considerable amounts
Of gold aud copper, the total mineral
production in 1907 being valued AT near.
4 il hall million dollars.
/ The region is mountainous and RACES
/ IN altitude from about 81 feet TO over
/ 704s feet above the sea. The fertile
valleys are farmad and The mountains
are generally well forested, especially in
I the southeastern portion. which belongs
II the siskiyou National Forest. The
region is reached by a stage mail rornte
which follows Apologize River to the
crest Of the Siskiyou Mountains IN Cali
fornia
The most productive goldquartz
mines in operation during the summer
Of 1908 were the Braden and Opp. The
Granite Hill and Mountain Lion mines,
although not now being worked have
also been fairly important producers
within the past few years There are
many mines and prospects on which
work is not now being done, some OF
which have neyr produced, some Or
which have produced values Of few
hundred dollars. and a few of which
have produced values Of several thous-
and dollars Some development is in
progress on new prospects and on mines
which were until recently closed. The
total production Of the gold quartz
mines ID 1907 was about $4,000
Placer mines produced s22a,275 in
1907. The gravels vary in thickness
from few feet to 80 feet and their
gold contents varies greatly, running
from 20 to 40 cents to the cubic yard.
Nearly all Of Oregon's copper produc-
ton, which in 1907 amounted % 545,-
$50 pounds, comes from this region
most Of II from a single mine in Jose.
phine County.
Stibnite, iosephinite, and einnahar, IN
small amounts, have been found in the
region.
The paper. which is by J S. Diller and
IG F.. Kay forms part of Chapter A,
Bulletin $50 1t can be had, free Of
charge, from the Director Of the United
States Geological Survey, Washington,
ID. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE--If yon want o nice farm
here lt Is contains 200 acres. Has cut from 80
70 10 tons Of hay on an average for the last
twelve years has averaged % keep A. cows, 2
or horses and some young stock. The heids
are as smooth 40 q lake. although u Is hill
farm. About so acres Of wood and timber
Running water At house and barn TNo story
house, finished fol TWO Families, Stock barn
100 feet long. 40 feet wlde basement undcr tho
whole, H. posted outhOiidings for housing
tools, blacksmith shop, etc. Are now carrying
$1,000 W insurance This farm as located in
Dalton, n H., about two miles from the depot,
= miles from Whiseheid mile from the Con-
necticut river. This Is called the best farm III
town For price ond terms inquire OF tho r. 81
Cate Real Estate Agency. Barre, VI iO91
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21

1883 the Congregational Year Book de-
voted but three lines TO the States in
which he had served. while at the time
Of bis resignation the records Of the
churches in these States occupied off,
teen pages. Tie organized at least TWEEN
tn States and local conferences. IN
recognition OF the value 81 his services
he was honored in 1902, by Knox Col
lege, with the degree OF doctor Of di-
yinity.
As an Educator.
Dr. Gales activities were not howev-
err entirely confined TO church work.
He was one Of the original Incorporate
ors, and from the beginning influential
trustee Of Rollins College. Winter Park,
a trustee from its inception Of tho At
lauta, Theological seminary. He was
prominent in organizing and operating
the New England Society in Florida, an
organization that WAS effective for n
number Of years At the time Of his
death he was chaplain Of the Floroida
Chapter OF the Sons Of the Revolution,
and member Of The 0. M. Mitchell
Post Of the q A. X.
On May rs, 1869, Or, Gale was mar
ried 10 Elizabeth Taylor Felt, Of Tenn
pie, N. H., who survives him. lie also
leaves two sons, Frank H. Gale, Of
Schenectady, n. ", in charge Of two
Of the General Electric
Company; Arthur Sullivan Gale, Fay
erweather, professor Of mathematics in
the university Of Rochester, Rochester,
n. "; two daughters, Elizabeth Gale
and Mrs. George G. BedeIl, Of this city.
and five grandchildren, daughter, Ian.
"a Taylor, died in infancy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
TraInIag II AZ vandarhIlt cun.

In the July American Magazine there
appears an interesting article by Julian
Street who tells his experience during
a week spent at the training camp Of
George Robertson, who won the race
last year, breaking the American road
record Mr.. Street describes a prae
tice spin during the early morning Of
the day Of the race, as follows
IA silence, rich and beautiful, sue
ceeded the departure Of the racers.
settled back against step, closed my
heavy eyelids and wished myself IN
bed or if not there at breakfast
was sorry ! had come to Jericho at
all. I think; for abominate the early
morning hours and was confronted by
"a week IT them Some one asked me if
ia ike a cigarette. J was about to open
my ewes and see who spoke, when
@'CAR COAiINGi'
There was stiiIening Of spinea upon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
REV. S. F. GALE.
Obituary Of Plainfeld Boy and Gradu-
ate Of Barre Academy.

ate Of Barre Academy.
The Jacksonville. Fla, Metropolis
has the following to say Of tho Rev.
S. r. Gale, native Of PIainfeld and a
graduate Of Barre academy, who died
recently at jacksonville;
The Rev. S. F. Gale, A. NJ. d. d., a
resident Of jacksonville for twenty
six years, died at his residence, 1874
West Fourth street, last evening at 10
o'clock. Dr.. Gale was for tewnty-tbrce
years superintendent for Florida tand
sometimes Georgia, Alabama and North
Carolina) Of Congregational Home Mis-
sions, organizing and establishing upon
a permanent basis over one hundred
churches.
During these years he has been one
Of the best known clergymen in the
Southern States. For several years he
had been in declining health, and since
February he had been confined to his
bed.
DR.. Gale was born In Plainheld, VT.
February IL, 1912. He was prepared
for college at Barre Academy, Barre,
VI principaled by an uncle, Or. J. S.
Spaulding where be served for two
years as assistant principal after grad
uating from the university of Vermont
in 1864. He was absent from college
in HIS junior year, serving with the Thir.
teenth Vermont at Gettysburg. In
1869 he graduated from Union Thee
logical Seminery, New York City, and
entered upon the pastorate Of the First
Congregational Church Of New Marl-
boro Mass, where he was ordained and
installed. While here he was invited
by the A. B G. +. H. to an the chair
Of theology in Marash Seminary, ia
Eastern Turkey. From 1876 to 1851
be was pastor OF the First Congrega-
tional Church Of Appleton, Wis, and
for the two following years his charge
was the Congregational Church Of Rom
60, Mich.
His Work in This City.
In 1883 he removed to this city, com
bining the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Com
gregational Home Mission for Florida
with the pastorate of the Union Con.
eregati0nal Church. Three years later
the work Of the former position had in
creased to such an extent that ID was
necessary for him to relinqui q the
pastorate: In 1887 he exploited the un-
ion, in Georgia. Of Coneregationalists
and Congregational Methodists, extend.
ing this work during the next few years
in Alabama and western North Caro-
lima. lie continued TO superintend the
work Of the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Society III Florida until three
years ago, when he rendered his resig
nation Since then he had accepted no
charge, says that Of the Congregational
Church at Mount Dora, Fla, ia the win
ter Of i907-e. a statistical estimate
Of the extent Of Mr.. Gales work in the
South is indicated b the fact that in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
The New England Boys Opportunity

The Worcester Massachusetts Branch 81 the
National Metal Trades Association, a. organi-
tion Of manufacturers, is looking tor young
men to learn the Maebinist Trade. Offering ex-
csptional opportunities 10 theactive ingenious,
faithful New England boy
This is the nee of specializing. An expert
Piener or Lathe Hand always commands work
and first-class wages II you want d learn
such 4 trade, communicate with Donald Tui-
luck, Secretary or tho aboye-named Branch,
q Front Street. Worcester, Mass, stating
school experience and age, aad il win receive
prompt attention.