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El bale de anoche.

A las 10 en punto de la no.
che lde aver comenzo en- el
teatro de la ciudad ell gran
bale de obreros que figuraba
en- el programa de las fiestas
de carnavai.-
Dur6 hasta las 4 de la ma
drugada y result6 una anima
disima fiesta, en- que mas de
800 mascaras pudieron lucil
artistisos trajes y disfraces.
Llam6 mucho la atenci6n
la comparsa de .'.japonesas'
que acompaiada de una ban
da de mdsica lego al teatrc
al Comenzar ell bale.
Otras comparsas con disfra
ces de "bola de nieve," Mefis'
t6feles, Hechiceras, y tipos
espaholes de las provincias
castellanas y de Asturias com.
pletaban ell animado cuadro
del bale.
De salon Sc veian conocidas
senoritas de la clase obrera de
la ciudad y entire elias lucian
bien cortados trajes las de
Paniagua, Lecompte, Molina,
Benitez, Arrange, Cali, Rodri.
gnez, Serrano, Baez, Guerre-
70 y Muriel, entire muchas
mas. Entire las sefioras las
de Larregui, de Becerril, Ro,
dena, Trujillo de Aldama,
Quiara de Serra,. Salgado de
Noa y Rios de Moreno.
Sencillos, pero con sumo
gusto Sc veia en- los trajes y
adornos y en- los disfraces de
las mascaras habia un buen
numero de "dominos" de ri.
cas- telas.
Ell disfraz de mora que
lucia la sehorita Moreno LA
mo grandemente la atencion
por ser uno de los mas ricos y
elegantes del bale.
La comisi6n del bale supo
multiplicarse para atender al
mejor exito de la fiesta y el
programa de las pleas Sc eje.
cuto majistralmente, figuran
do en- 6l unos nuevos lance.
ros' que bailaron 4 numerosas
tandas.
FL salon del bale estaba
adornado con gusto y el alum
brado electrico de las centena,
res de lamparas que ilumina.
ban esplendidamente galerfas
7 salones contribuia grande.
mente al mayor esplendor del
animado cuadro.
Fue un exito La fiesta y me.
rece plaoemes por su resulta.
do la comision organizadora
que obtuvo una brillante fna.
lidad con esta parte del pro.
gTama
K Xxx
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verse oe deaes deseen respecvos xpsn
DC cada propeda dbe deposs elective 10 snos
diez oento del var que vendda "a suma pdsk su
case De que ds de s de por fus suhasss
proedad durane los dez d iguientes al verified
mate Utuado, PuertoRico Enero de 1909
Aprobado B. r Dx-Aciug 7. asurer
firmado) r Benitez-Coecor
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ANSIAS.

Cuaudo llegue el ocaso de mi vida
y ansioso ell cuerpo de luchar eansado
el reposo y Ia paz apetecida
busque en- Ia fosa, esperoque a mi lado,
para morir tranquilo J sin tortura
te halles y brindes por saciar mi anheloi
un casio beso de tu boca pura
que llevare como reliquis al cielo.
EraSmo Pellss.
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La confedera-
cion Antillana.

Sc informa que en- la session
de la Camara de hoy presen.
tara Ell delegado senior Llorens
Torres un proyecto de memo.
rial de la lCamara para la
constitution de una federation
antillana, formada por Cuba,
Puerto Rico, Haity y Santo
Domingo. Diversos comenta'
rios Sc hacian en- la Camara el
viernes con respecto al EXPIRE
sado proyecto.
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Animation para los bales

Por tratarse de los dos dlti,
mos bales de la temporada
hay gran animation para con-
currir esta noche a los bales
de mascaras que Sc efectuaran
en- ell teatro de la ciudad y en-
el casino.
El que Sc llev6 a efecto en-
los "Elks'. resulto brillantisi-
mo. Una selecta concurren.
cia lleno aquellos salones es.
plendidamente iluminados y
muy bien decorados.
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ce a Maricao, pasando por la
Vega. y de la que de Cabo
Rojo conduce a San German,
pasando por Monte Grande.
Id. i'd. s5. Para terminar la
construction de la carretera
de Isabel ii a Mosquitoes y
continuar la de Mosquitoes a
Isabel ii. via Puerto Real, en-
la isla de Vieques, y para
otros fines.
Id. i'd. SO. Para la construC-
ci6n de la carretera entire Ca.
taho Y Rio Piedras.
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otro, pero no recibio grandes
golpes, quedando restablecido
q los pocos momentos de ser
auxiliado.
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PILDORAS ANTIDACILARES.

Las dors sntbaca han pObado mas podso usdsnus
a cursc6n de las afsccione del aparato respIatorio.
Las bronquits anto sguds cr6ncas
pulmonar ceden prontamne de pldoas
poddo
enfermos deben q elias estsblecmeno
halan y Il
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.

En- Ia Colscura de Renas Internas de Utuad dis d.
Mario de 1903 los sgunt da da les de sef6r
Venddo los meor pooe % los bsnes reaonado parte de o
msmos necesaros las Onbucone qua fae
ron no haber pagdo dedo tempo conbucon
vencldas los sargos egdn dpone 10 Ley de Rsns Insnaa
PRoPlETARIos Description de la Prcpedad Conbucion gaso
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y domingo el sehcr Luis A.
Gonzales, ,ingeniero eI que esta
hoy meior. 10 celebranos.
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MAS CARR[T T[RAS
y puentes.
q proyectos aproba-
dos en- 3a. lectura.
F ueron enviados al
!. ConseJo EJec utivo,

viernes Sc aprobaron los 81.
guientes proyectos de ley:
R. G. de la c. l titulada.
Resolucion conjunta sobre
construction de varios puen,
tes de MADEIRA en- las carrete-
ras de Luquillo a Fajardo de
Fajardo a Naguabo, Huma-
Gao a Yabucoa y Maunabo a
Guayama.
P. de la G.. 6, titulado Pro.
yecto de ley para proveer a la
construction de una carcel de
distrito en- ell distrito judicial
de Aguadilla.
id. i'd. 81. titulado. Proyec-
to de ley para proveer a la
construction de seis obras de
fabrica en- la carretera ndmero
II, seccion de Caguas a San
Lorenzo.
Id. id, 81, titulado, Proyec.
to de ley para ell estudio y
construction de una variante
a los kilometres 1882 de la
carretera de Ponce -Arecibo,
en- las inmediaciones de Ad-
-juntas.
Id. id. 80, titulado Proyec,.
to de ley para que Sc proceda
a la composition del trozo de
la carretera ndmero 2, com,
prendido entire Aguada y.
Anasco.
Id. i'd. 33, titulado Proyec.
to de ley disponiendo la cons,
truccion de un ramal de Ca.
rretera que una las jurisdic-
clones de Guayanilla y Ad.
juntas.
Id. i'd. Al, Para la construc-
'cion de La earretera de Lares
atJayuya, y para otros fines.
Id. id. 40. Para la construc.
cion de la carretera de Areci.
DO a Lares y para otros fines.
Id. id. 43. Para hacer los
estudios del puerto de Are
cibo y para otros fines.
Id. id. SIS. Proveyendo la
construction de una construc-
ci6n entire San German y Par.
guerra, via Lajas.
Id. id. IS. Disponiendo la
construction de un trozo de
carretera que una la aldea'
Villalba con ell pueblo de
Juana Diaz.
Id. id. 81. Para la construc-
cion de un trozo de carretera
en- la carretera nimero 7, sec.
ci6n Piedras a San Lorenzo.
Id. id. So. Para terminar la
construction de la carretera
numero Is de Jayuya al Alto
de la Bandera, Y para otros
fines.
Id. id. SO Proyecto de ley
para la construction de un
trozo de carretera entire el po-
blado de Jayuya y la carrete-
ra numero IL, que conduce
de Ciales a Juana Diaz.
Id. id. so. Para ell inmedia-
to estudio y construction de
nm trozo de carretera que par
tiendo de la va construida
con ell ndmerol del sitio de,
nominado Aguas Claras (Cei-
ba), termine en- ell sitio demo.
minado Ensenada Honda de
la misma Jurisdiction. 1
Id. id. So. Para terminar la
construction de un puente So
bre el rio Morovis. en- la carre-
terra MIN. 20. via Manati Mo.
rows.
Id. id. 6S. Para la cons
trucci6n de la carretera NUN.
IL, que partiendo de San Lo,
renzo empalme con la Icarre-
terra mum. 8, en- el pueblo de-
Patillas.
Id. id. SO. Para el estudio
de una carretera que una los
pceblos de Salinas y Cayey.
Id. id. 73. Para prohibir la
aperture de tiendas y otros
establecimientos despues de
las seis de la tarde Y para
otros fines.
Id. id. So. Para la oonstruc.
cl6n de un camino afrmadoi
que una al pueblo de San Sc, |
bastian con el de Las Marias.
Id. id. SO. Proveyendo pa.
ra la termination de la caTe- |
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Estuvo aver en- la Camara.

FL delegado a la CamaTa ]. de ].
Tizol. e<tuvo aver tarde en- la Cana.
ra. en- conYalesencia de la dolencia
que le retnvo algunos dias en- cana.
La mayor parte ds,sus oompaheros y
gran n1mero de personas de Ia eiudad
le visitaron durante los dias de su en-
fermedad, Celebramos Ell restableci.
niento.
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Algo indlspuesto.

Estuvo reoojido en- su resi-
dencia de Santurce el sabado
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Antonio M. Fernandez
Bernardino Torres
Julio Alberto Grau
Antonio Ortiz
Elena Cruz
Manuel Oso y Co.
Manuel J. Rivera
Ramon Cuevas
Rosa sandoval
Sucn. Amador Davila
Sucn. Amador Davila
Sucn. Amador Davila
Sucn. Amador Davila
Sucn. Amador Davila
Saturnino Torres
Saturnino Torres
Jose D. Gabriel Carols
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AB0NO PARA CAAAS.
|" "PuePto Rico
e| que ha dado exp|endidos resul-
tados en- to-. Ia lsIa.
CANUlA & STUbBE.
SAM JUAN, PsR.
c0NTRATIsTAS Y PRepIETiRIOs

Avstandose con nosotros antcs de haeer sus
COMPRAS, economizaran D4NERO, pues nues
tros matelja les son de PRIMERA CALIDA) i
precios SIN CONPETENCIA.
Vendemos tambien VERJAS DE HERO
muy elegantes propias para casas yiardinss
PIDAN INFORMES.
Plomeria, efectos navales,
feFreteria en- general.
Julian Mvtienzo Sues
San Francisco 34.-San Juan P R.
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CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
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!. |. PROGENY ! ! |: Y j.
OF THE N RANDOLPH SLAVES
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.
Descendants Sf the 'isondnen of a
Noted Virgtnta Family Meet In
Yearly Reunion and Decide to Con
tinuo FamoHs Land Case. -

- -. ~ =. .rt.;4.S 20. -. -.....' -
1 -bel!eLontalne,2 Qh1os July 81
me annua18reHnion Of the Randolph
ex-siaVes wa :.be he4d at Fountain
+ Fark august 'fh9 story of the
hanoo1ph slaves rs pathetic and In
'efeestlns. illnls'7:resarefDut handful
now OF those who came. from Vir,
sli1'a !: IN q lS % o. ~. :. ..~ sy1>
!, The u e Randolph alavfs were given
tne'E treeoo e' ny tneif master, john
I'anuoipn, ny MS MS VIII, but they were
nelo IN bondage Hor Sl3 years after
~aF". =. So, s53s.ssE :: Il -, -.
John Randolph, of Roanoke,
served In Congress- before going tie
Russia as United States Minister In
1873, He believed that the estate
that he inherited was q trust that. he
l'eiu loi me oehenti OF ms BOO slaves
90 nuen hs IoE :n M us : John' Ran
uoipn nau he never slave, de-
1nai I'll would and--Ae- never
Viz ! =. =
He bought a large estate In Mer7
Ger county, and there, by the; PRO
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Of the Grand Court Of Calanthe.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Reid responded to the
welcome address in most appfo-
pirate manner, when called on unex-
peetedIy.
After~the opening or the annual
session the members of the Grand
Court adjourned to assemble In their
ninth annual session, and the Grand
Chancellor Immediately raped for
order. ~,
The roll of officers and lodges was
called and quorum being present
the Grand Chancellor, w. J. Thomp-
son, directed the G. o. c., Prof. II.
L. Ram, to declare the Grand Lodge
open In the seventeenth annual ses,
sion. "
The following committee On ere
dentials and returns was appointed.
Fl. VI. Railey, G. w. Boyd, DR.. @. "
Marshall. ~. .H....
+ The Grand Lodge adjourned to
meet at 1880. .-'., ..Efr. 3:
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR FROM
. KENTUCKY In CHARLESTON.

Editor M. w. Mcgowan, of The
Reporter, Mt Sterling, KY, arrived
IN the city last evening to contract
for the services for the First Regi-
! ment. X Of P. band at the fair to be
held In his city, September %, 90,
"a and rs by the Montgomery Counr5
'Colored Fair Association. The fairs
held by this association are among
the events of mote each year in
Kentucky, and the one to. be held
this year, Mr.. Mcgowan says, will
be far in advance Of all the previ-
GUS efforts of the association, OF
which he is secretary. -.E
|, Mr.. Mcgowan Is the very pleasant
gentleman with the polish which
marks the true Kentuckian. He is
factor in the politics of his state
,, and has a wide influence through his
paper in all the Interests affecting
his race. He was highly gratfied
by the appearances OF prosperity tc
be seen among the members of his
| race here and expressed himself as
| being especially fortunate in beine
, able to secure the services of the
/ band which has q national reput
alton.
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Clarksburg, Aug. 2.-The twenty
third annual session CT tho Mt Zion
Baptist Association was opened In the
Mt. Zion, Baptist church, colored, here
Friday. At the morning exercises led
by the ReVs. George G. Jet and Frank
Gates, after which business session
was held > ~ ''" '' =, q; -.
Next a general discussion took place
led by delegates of Wheeling, Fair,
mont and Moundsville on what Ia
the Real Purpose of the; Sabbath
Sehool?" - =. .....>.. s.
|. Drs. J. w, Robinson, of St. Abrams.
and w. T. Kerney, Of EMERSON, also
made some timely remarks on the
topic. -. g.. ., -. .;%,%@.
The Revs. M. D. Willis, of Graf,
ton, and J. l.. Massey of New Chief
tain, were introduced to; the coayany
ton, III S.:& ,,s,4 ...t,.; 'S 5s
|@7a, The pastors attending The ;cdiiven.
|ytion are: Drs. J. w; Robinson, OF ST.
Adams; w. T. Kerney, Of Emerson.
o.; r. B. Harris, of Bridgeport, o.;
and j. L. Davis, Of Thomas. The
Rev. George G. Jett, native OF
Clarksburg. is also present from Mt,
Pleasant, Pa. ',,=@lt.: .
At the afternoon session the devo-
ttonal exercises were led by the Isevs
j. w. Robinson and J. l.. Davis and
then the order of the day was taken
up. Committee reports we're made,
volunteer papers read, and recitations,
songs and other features constituted
the splendid program. '+.r
AT the night session the general re-
port of the secretary and treasurer
will be made and strong sermon will
be preached 49," ! -
The second days session ouened
with meeting Of the ministerial
board from 900 to 1920 o'clock this
afternoon, after which the moderator
made some remarks and finance com
mittee was, appointed. The residing
OF letters and the enrolment of mes
sengers followed. -...
The Rev. j. E. Pryor made an! adj
/ dress of welcome, which was respond
ed to by another member of the ASso-
oiation, from Bridgeport, o. Pie in.
troductory sermon was then preached
by the Rev. w. T. Kenney, Of ,nsnersoI
o., and after a collection HEd "beefl
taken dinner hour recess was. taken.
Devotional services with the Rev.
Frank Yates and Mr.. Warren leading
opened the afternoon session. Com
m1ttees were appointed and the mod
orator, the Rev, w. M. Roney, made
MS annual address. A report Of the
matrons and trustees of the Old In.
dies Home was made, and the Rev.
j.. b. Peters later In the day was
scheduled for an address. ...
Ofhcers are to be elected today and
missionary sermon Is to be preached
tonight
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NEGRO


Was the Only Available Judge For
the Georgia Community-Iegis-
lature Amended Law.
I Atlanta, Ca, August 1.-Aristo-
cratic st. Marys, Ga, nearly had q
fit the other morning when citizens
fully realized the fact that If they
wanted City Court and Judge they
would have to select Negro lawyer,
who had been long resident and
practitioner Of the community. A
cry for help went up to the .Legisla-
ture, now In session
Under q law passed about two
years ago, engineered by man nam
ed Rose, political boss" certain
qualifications were named for the
Judgeship, under which Rose and
the Negro lawyer were the only mon
eligible.
Rose became Judge Rose, but died
three weeks ago. The Legislature
hurried through an amendment to
the act, and now St. Msry's Ii out
Of danger, .,%%,l....
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/ !. !. SUNDAY ! ] |. y ). IS.
s. Il s,,ss III; Il, g. - - Ss, .":'
SCHOOL CONVENTION AND AS,
N l.= Sc. ~ Z ISOLATION. ~. e.. :, J..
Of Northern West Virginia Meet In
go. .sH Annual Session and Hear interest
s ing Discussions. m" ~ -.

Clarksburg, July, .2S.---Thursday
marked the opening of the Baptist
Sunday School Convention here The
day was taken, up in the making Of re.
ports and discussing systematic plans
for Sunday school work.
/. The Mt. Zion Baptist Association
opened on Friday and continued until
Sunday night. Pastors and messen-
gers from the various churches of the
district were In attendance and the
meetings throughout were filled with
great interest and enthusiasm. Ex-
cellent sermons were preached by Rev.
Davis, of Grafton; Rev, Meadows,
State missionary; Rev Kenny, Of
Emerson, Ohio; and others, As,;fea-
ture' deserving special mentioRssa. the
work of the Association in providing
an Old Ladies' Home, Parkersburg,
Grafton, Fairmont, Monongah, Wheel
Ing, Moundsville, Bridgeport, y EMer-
son, O., Coleraine, O., Gypsy and sew
eral other points were represented.
Miss Sydney Davis, Of Kaokuk,
Iowa, representative of the Foreign
Missionary Society,", was present; fand
gave: very interesting and instructive
talks from time to time. ~ NJ
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e. w. Washington and wife, Mr.. Pat
terson and wife, and Miss Emma Cuff
left Sunday morning for Rocky Mt,
Wa, where they will spend months
vacation.
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on" ''>.. 1913. Eal& !
: This facetious yer{S S TN mad.
by one Of the strou y: mo,i
prominent clergymen N ss3lored
Methodist Episcopal B4r.
mingham, Alabama, sksss S4a ar
when the general boar ~ au reb
was in session. His f III
orally true True in errffff civ sense that
all the work OF Its stroAg men, <its
bishops, its general oficbrs and the
plans now being laid fSr the fall
annual conferences I'LL rare MADE
with what bearing they will have
upon the Forthcoming General CON
ference to be held iR Augusta, Ca,
next May. ~ J. .,"..t Z 3 \ 4. MI
The places ana time ,ftr the va,-;-
GUS conferences have already been
announced. The conferdhc es az the
First Episcopal District, ,pyer which
Bishop L: Fl: HaIsey gprseides, viii
be held as follows Georgia coulter
ence, Elberton. Nov. II; south deor-
gia conference, Waycrods, Dec. +:
Central Georgia confsFSnce, Mil.
Iadpevi1Io fNt,,x, !, o.. 1STT q, go EA.a
-.,I,oz,H 80 wy, Sc FtoMda confer
90, e,us Suy ., Dec.:,o' bast Florida
49, oaspeA' Dec -. .
= Second District Btshep Isaac
Lane--Kansas and Missouri Och q.
west Kentucky, Hopkinsyille, Oct
~, ss'ou'usest missouri, ana Illinois,
" WY AV;-oklahonla confer
' mueAoseo' NOV. IT,; Kentucky
~ az omio' MI. Sterling Oct. j13:
go, 'N = ehneSsee conference, Jack
~, 20, 60 rs,'. 4 ",,>1 20 -
:, Aiiaro District, Blsnah n. s. VIII
i N.e North r Care alma coh ference
J ta A A'o, nov, I1;$$5 SSS09sA afna
q! rfassTehGs, &3A
' iNls y Alaoa ma T. con fnsca;
- 'ot pee. - A1abama conferences
aupurh. Dec. Is; Washington and
rnliadelph1a conference, April -,
1910. -. =.
foui.h Dlstrlct Bishop Elias Cot
,ioii--Arkansas conference, Brink
10y, NOV. ~; Little Rock conference,
hattie ROCK, Now IT; Louisiana
Bastrop, Nov. 20; New
= ns conference New Iberia, Dec.
- Mlsslsspp1 conference, Green
"Ooo' Dec. .; North Mississippi con-
ienoe' oArdls, Dec. IA. ...
w., 1'h OlStr1ct' Vishop G. III. Phil
ape-~oIsanlzes' new conference, Ell
"Ao' AeH's' september, |; Tennes-
90 conference, lndianapolis, Ind,
oct. 20; Texas conference. Bean
lnon'' Noy. II; West Texas confer
49, ncAih1ey' NOV. "a; East Texas
0onheiehce, GreenV1lle, Dec. I. ~.
LII aodltlon to these conferences
o.net ineetlngs or Importance. to the
eenSfal connection are being held in
'"lious' polhts The usual district
",,.1 o"c9 ana STATE meetings, In
I'ouine nose or the Epworth
e. VIC 0"hoay SCHOOLS and 9th
0',uii"r nature OF course, are
neiu' &.
- o1a'lop W1lilams' diocese two
80, nee'tnsS or significance are
p'Trneu' Inc Indications are
,o "ioe'ohary' convention Con-
conroro ~ t"e oouth Carolina
90 ,naI,l.,, 1890 AL Hoiufnola august 26-
Co. nna"t', W." pe one OF the most
+on as"N nee.,neS OF lts charac-
ItJ,,,I "e." III tla' STATE. Bishop
mtn,atans '"'1' IA d !etter TO the
bo do.,uou - 'n11e conferences that
,,d+h 800 Ao"1 '"1"s" III connection
inc. 'e""'e o1 th1s meet
. a t.'~ e..
a"st ', success
A. ..tS,, Spi'' tu"i awakening
,aa,S1 ,, ie"s''
y, 'tba hnnt,n ne7' oOu'eef ano reunion
two CoroI,nas ." ""o "e"Pers or the
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&C.,
great croBds 9 Lar 8eSs ten llssss
e!eeted' under which $ 81
cises VIII be s$ I;
men ots the connection ID from, s9
ness'ee, Texas = M q sgis ppt
sla Wili take pa part ~. itonS tls, ssErs
ana tne meeting wlh be tss, r IS gsS
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| .ney' OF course, VIII do, the 81.
they are called upon TO do.
excellent opportunl 2 mites for . tIie,
uelnen TO meet stroile InslaSF IS
otnef conferences l'a g. I, the B
tne sentiment I'M az fhe} Far West
ga ia. 20 1eel the pulse af .tIIes
slppii ~an, the f Mdtessissap Id sstsa
Oh thei Alabama man and ssi
olte :: can tel what lag A. COM
Us formed at sucha ~ !! eettn aEEsss
th Inc. gay Wni pr1ngs Kort AZ
| One thing is. tr9e. ~ I'LL les Slsg SaSs
sions of a general cont x is yss
more or less stormy b the ffsssF
mains that these church eGs Ifs WI tiSsss
variably enacted wise lavkAs
done real good work of as go
that convinces the most @2 s sfS
that the Negro iR at. for self
ment. & !, y 4: 4 S1E Z,
Certain questions VIII ~ ssa IS S.s
vide men. There will a Wa, SIS
ferences' OF opinion and this ssSI
is no exceptions TO tina. II, SsS as
anple of some of$ tY,as an b
moving the men sfsa. the
sh0NHhE
[ fhoa is, Guanisf Sd Rf IS
Fing letter from IE 81 81 =.
I'D, presiding elder ok ,s.Ss
lana district, which anf,sa 81 & M
recent issue of: the; ChffsS Is /. rsss fs,S 81
Reading our dear Il Ian
dex from week to- 2lSs 81
Things written that don Il
ppoy IN the Church, bun ,oilr
Inc =. M. H. Church, is{ "a
+ ree speech TO all of; aef
ana II Is not ruled 5hy my
s@t IL Is sometime said that
ruies, the Church, but tact ias isofs
ana cannot be true M the gesP
o',n ~. - one since tna oasheE
~ 60 "a 'nSi Sas'' ss.s
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taI ~ on o. IS 4 va
root thon T 80 = -
than go +hnae - = y, IS
the Church and ,ta !, tss
the last General, 81 n
.1uo th,n, 80, S.S 4 5S
new h,shnna 80 - ~ w Wa sy.sS
believe tba+ ~ go 80 ssss'
m. 49, hi - ~
North and that -, sssasqe ;ss 800 NJ iHsg 4;
s+onn,r, l., q z .i VA
wa bave no - b. &C.,
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ur y. ~ = :. 81 az ) 832s.
VIZ, i Know now rom : WhsMceS ~ III s sS
wn1n n'Spop IL C ."otlI wa BE
on ~ p -, on,. gng ssas
49, s,1,"a 80 go
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are tbov2 Have .xtSxAk fGt - .t5 58Sxsk5gs
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
II ! ! IS CAPITAL
Pre.iident Taft Keeps the Pledges 81
I'M the Republican Party. ' |.:s q q


ed Position Pittnan In
League. .%'s, - ~ >>% Il
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
4 / ] 7! l
Of Vital Imp tance ~ Be DEED
! he hIefe dliists. " SO

3H;ss'

"eneral Conaerence Sf the G.; M =.
several Interesting Ones
yet Line On No lrobabe Win Actions
Annual ConferedieSsa 49, Osr 49,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
(By Horace! r siattonA

Hopkinsyille, i, Ky
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal
on" !. .s.>,>Ts
This facetious rel
by one OF the stronl
prominent clergymen
Methodist Episcopal
mingham. Alabama,
when the general boa
was in, session, His
oral1y trHnl,p Tr,Io ~.