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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
We Must LID .ho Liaht slime.

He says; Cast not away therefore,
your outsp6kenness. which. hath great
lrecompense OF reward The Lord has
moi. promised u great reward TO tIs9fdr
merely believing, merely trusting, "aid
In a c0Yardly manner keeping our
light hidden. lest Its sexposureFs should
bring to us persecution orTrcproach.
He, seeketL not sych! Such will not he
counted worthy of a place In Tie King
dom. Which is to bless the world
st. Paul elsewhere declares. .Jfwe
deny him, he will also deny us"adI
Tlmothy II, 1o,. II We have accepted
'thc Lord as our Counsellor Guide,
Captain. Teacher, Excniplarse Bride
groom, he expects ofnls courage to
confess him as such and on all ,suit;i-
BILE and proper occasions to Let our
light SO shine before men that they
may see our good works anil slorify
our Father which Is III licavcl''
(Mattliew V. 1867 Our good works are
to so accord with the Masters teach
ing that, however We may lie repro
scented by Others. all who know us in
tlmately Will take knowledge. OF us
that we have been Will, Jesus aud
have learned OF him. They should
also see that our courage. our bold
ness, our 0utspokcnllcss. Is iiot!a de-
sire to preach ourselves. not vainslory
In ourselves, but that. 0h1the contrary,
we preach Christ and ile glorious
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

Subscribe for-the Westrvirginlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

AS soon assgou: advertise, the fact:
that you have property to rent or sell
becomes All ex-secret. n I'D Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
small QUANTITIES are mined annually

small quantities are mined annually
for local consumption.
The production in 1909 amounted
to 1853 short tons, valued at $l9,i59.
a decrease, as compared with 1908, of
SIG tons in quantity and of $2,S73 in
value. The output in 1909 was OBJ
tanned entirely from Fremont and
Lemhi counties. A small production
was reported in Bingham county in
1908, but none in 1909.
Snhap riha for. khl, tNAtnct Nir.pin n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

Epernay, the center of the cham.
payne country. has erected a omnu-
ment in honor of the founder of its
prosperity. the Benedictine monk
Dom Perignon, 16SS-1715, the lnven.
tor of the process for the manufacture
of sparkling wines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
AEEI gF GREAT CONFIDENCE
I'M THE PROMISES OF COD.
Light Should Not Be Hidden, but
.. Always Exposed.
Reward viii Be 4 Position In the
Mediasorial kiagdem 70 Be SGT Up
] ~ In the vtotld Shortly

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

The handle bf one of the newest
safety razors has been supplied with
a ring to encircle its users little fin.
ger, to. aid In guiding, It. ,,,.s,,,,, -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
lHartf0rd,; Conn,

Hartford; Conn,
Dies. IS. = Pastor
Russell OF Brook
lEnTabcrpacle was
here today. He
addressed large
audiences in the
Opera House. lie
lad excellent at.
st!entinn: We re-
port one Of his
llscourses from
tile following text:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
a Great Eiaht II AffIletlon...i

st. Paul is crlticlzlng some who had
for quite y time been Christians and
who had been granted large opportuni!
ties for growth in grace and knowl;
eda@ He says 10 these For the time
We. ought to be teachers, but We need
that one teach you again which be
the first principles ofFthe doctrine Of
Christi They had lost the first print
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20
PILES CURED N 8 TolI1s4 DAYS.

s PAZoi OINTMENT Ii guaranteed 10
cure any case Of Itching. Blind Bleed.
ing or Pr0trudlng Piles IN & to ID days
Or money EsIunasa: soc, I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

I0Fd are desplsnd ana rejected by sll.
He says that we nreS counted as tie
flth aud olfscouring &c tile earth
stllat HllItl ilobody cares for OF Ystlues.
|sbiitt which m would like 10 get RID Of.
as The darkness always hates tile light
ard seefs Ia queiich it'ahd feigns CONS
pletely only when all ARE ex.
5tlngnished. Christians, far aud near.
either by expressing sympathy for tile
Apostle or felIowshippinE with him.
or by defending him from the, unjust
and malicious ISLANDERS clreglnteil
against him, thereby exposed them,
selves to sIniilnr reDrpacRes aud dis.
esteem, opposition from their neigh
bors, etc. y
History tells us Of. yarions terrible
prosecutions OF the Christians by the
sl,oman EmpeFprs ltidaclreS for In
stance, that TO GRITTY his DEPRIVED
mind Nero, the Emperor, caused u Gers
. tain portion q the city t1tone 70 be
burned by lncendiaries and flat when
he found how angry the people were
he blamed the entire inattcriupon The
inoffensiye Christians = purity, no
doubt, because tlieseihad no friends.
either SIT court or amongst the people.
-Tshey could be blamed with Immunity
aud the Emperor's own vicious Grim
lpallty would thus be hidden. On this
account Hundreds OF Christians were
publicly and. brntallMpnt to death.
s"eFeae hseompcnse of REWARD
Poor human nature finds, ilti difficult
tosslnil alone with God and with The
few who are on Ills slde-[thc side OF
righteousness and truth When, addl-
.tl0naiIH there tomcs persecution It
tries their hearts. proves their loyalty.
This Is exactly what, the Lord designs.
He il now seeking, 3 special class OF
/ oyereanlers To. he; jointheirs with his
Son on the spirit plane ny the Bride
OF Messiah. Through these he intends
I shortly TO grant 10 Israel and. through
Israel. to MI mankml .siorIpus bless.
Eings sbf instruction and rest nat nn. 10
he qllalited to thus ssfFe5b, hhe IN;
stricflon and uplifting ofAi,nnanity 1t
Is necessary that these called ones
should be Of strong chatacter-copics
of;tlieIr Master, III the spirit OF their
minds. 10 tliese DE s;tys, .'1ro lin
that ,qyercometll viii I grant 10 sit
with me In my throne. even as ! also
oyercame, and am set lowlf with my
Father IN ills thronemm er. ILL c1(s y
g We cail readily see low some Of the
more. prominent followers of thel Lord
who suffered martyrlom because Of
their loyalty 10 ihc principles OF
righteousness aud u the name OF Je-
s,E would, be accounted oyercaners
and members OF tile Kingdom class.
But sometimes 1t Is. difficult for us TO
discern clearly how the less .lroinl-
nelit, less prosecuted ones stand Will.
God. st. Paul's argument proves that
they stands trell-that God counts them
In as martyrs. as faithful unto death.
II they have tile martyr Spirit if they
are lpyal. courageous FOR tile Truth,
even though they never seal their tes-
tlmepy at the stake,;.esen though thex.
never are counted worthy of Open. or
public opposition orpqEsec,ltlqn. Here
Is an encouragement for all and this
Is exactly what st. Pauls would slim
ulate us to in the. words Of our text.
s'4tas9s's tGttf1tE y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-20

subssEIbs tgE lIhe va yIrEIaIau.
The sun., 1910-05-03
MORSE RFMOrES BtRS.
HAYES nul EHiendlnE Naturalization
Privileges u Passed.

WASHINGTON. May The House to-
dsv passed q number ~ bills by unani
ro,ls consent Among them was the
HAYES bill. making changes IN che natu-
rahzat,on laws Under court decisions
Jews from certain countries. Svrians and
Armenians have not had the privilege
~ naturalization on the ground thai thev
are Asiatics WhO are deharred from
qualifying az American citizens The
HAYES bill removes this haT from I"'rs
Arrnenlans ana Syrians.
Another bill passed 10y the Houss was
the Stevens bill authorizing The constrJIc-
tion - dams m streams over which the
United States has Jurisdiction II IN
poses a charge for the privilege ~ Su'li-
ing dame and reserves 20 the Gov" 70 ul'ut
the right N remove such obstruction az
tho expiration of nifty years
The House aisI Tas-.-i NJ" omnibus
hill authorizing aids tO nav CATION IN
various streams. This hill aluiishea tho
Lighthouse Board creating IN ~ place
Commissioner uf Lighthouses. Who
under the direction ~ the Secretary ~
Commerce and labor shall supervise this
service
The hill Increasing the efficiency - the
Engineer t1rps 81 M. army hy authOn zIng
the appOin'm"ui ut sixty additional
officers vas passed
The sun., 1910-05-03
WANT ONLY BTG GAME.
BanEs Must DO TheIr Own Detecting OT
Amateur Greeks.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Nav Only
professionals az forgery. check raising
robbery or safe breaking ars 20 BE- puF.
s,ied IN the future by detectives IN the
employ of ths American Bankers Asao.
ciation. according % the announcement
oiiciallv made by the executive commit.
tee of that organization. which began a
three davs. meeting hers to-day.
Amateur check ra'ssrs, forgers and
perpetrators Of other frauds arc supposed
10 be within the scope Of tho carr 10 he
exercised by hank officials. The vigi
lance. alertness and energy % tho OfiiCers
NJ banks must bs relied on in such cases
The ASSOCIATION cannot take Cognigance
~ petit larcenieS. theta by employees
amateur fOrgsries or frauds committed
hy other than professional operation,
saws the announcement
Sscret meetings % the various inn
pOrtant committees which make uD the
executive commit tee were held through
O'it the dav az the Marlborough -R,enhsim.
where executive meetinRs OF the full cOm-
mittee will be held tomorrow and Wednes-
dav.
There will be a banquet nj the MARI
borough Blenheim Tomorrow night
The sun., 1910-05-03
BTFFiLO'> "BISEBiLL nv.
WANSr wants Common Csunrn 10 TAKE
note ~ Eastern I.cAGne Op~RlRE.

BuVFAI". Nav % Nayur Fuhrmaun
today -eut SPECIAL message to the Com,
mon I"uuci asking that neat Monday
afternoon 10 dssgnai-J public hail
holiday IN this city I~cau-.' the its'ii,sI %
s.l~on og-us here thea In h'> m"-Ss, y''
the Mayor zav- ,n fart
Bl-shall h. evsrvwh"ra recOgnizsd -
tho national game II j. . ci~an kind ~
sport u affords Tpmunerattyr employ
niani ~ thousands 0f our citizens On
village field and cummou. on city park
and playground. on gh school and
college campus no less than On more
pretsH'iUu- diamonds maintained under
professional auspiH"s millions ~ -
patrons derive recreation and health
during the outdoor months 81 ~" base.
tall season.
IN MY iudglnsn' we'll selected well
supported league team - good thing
for any 0'y 4 first class ninH crrlts-
cIviC patriotism ~ hume and gives tho
c,iv favorable punhclty abroad In
'ni- age FOR 70 ottv ~ 10 without a rDpre-
sentative hall team IA advertising rt-"lf
uHprugres-ty-
The sun., 1910-05-03
KILLEDGOING 10 TAFT DINNER.
Auto HIts . WaEoR-AnOtheF Machine
Smashed In Race with Hans wagner.

PrrTsBuRG. May While speeding
tn the Taft banquet Of ths AmeFicus
Club tonight. where he was TO he par
ticipant. Morris BrAden, a young oil
man Of Franklin. was killed In an auto
mobile accident Four others who were
in tho automobile with him are in the
PittsbuFR Hospital in a serious condition
The injured are Carl BOrntr eyer. q
Pittsburg business man, who was driv-
ing the machine; Mr.. and Mrs. George
x. Anderson. and Miss Margaret Jenkins,
a young woman Of the Fast End. The
four were guests of Mr. Borntreger. who
was driving Mr. Braden 70 the banquet
hall when the automobile O1llided with a
wagon on which was a steam boiler
In a test of speed between automobiles
driven by Hans Wagner. the hall player.
and Gregg Husler. a young man Of Car
negie. this evsning after tho ball game
the Husler machine ran over a declivity
infiictinK injuries on the five occupants.
" hile Wagner in his haste n stop his ma
chine and render aid narrowly escaped
death under another automobile which
Whirled by him az great speed.
Inc NuluIeu AFF Ut r. " hWelEEt nlI sEnAe
of Carnegie, the man who first induced
Wagner 10 play professional bail Dr \ ;
Simpson, a physician of CHARTERS Valley:
James Orris, proprietor Of the Carnegie
Hotel: W y SissOng, a business man of
Carnegie. and Gregg HuEler Dr Husler
has a broken shoulder and internal in
juries. while Orris has broken bones and
Other serious injuries. Simpson. SissOng
and Gregg Husler. the latter a son Ol the
physician. are badly though not danger
Ously injured
How the race began has not vet been
made clear. About mile from Carnegie
is a steep descent Of seventy five feet %
q nvine The Husler machine went
down 20 the bottom. Wagner was just
passing the Husler machine One of the
Wagner party saw the machine disappear
over the Hill and he called TO Wagner. who
was driving. Wagner brought his ma
chine 20 q sudden stop and jumped out
right in tho path of third dying auto
mobile coming from the ball game
Wagner spnng back a. the automobile
brushed his clothing. He then led his
party over the hill. where the FIVE injured
men lay. and carried them one al a time
up the hill on his back and put them into
his automobile. then raced for Carnegie
where the home 0f DR. Husler was turned
into temporary hospital
The sun., 1910-05-03
Mndoos suit AEalnsl Dancsr D,snprd.

Ruth st. Denis. a dancer. wa. in the
City Court before Justice Lynch ye-tsr-
day TO defend a suit brought against her
by Mahomst lshmail Hindoo for q .OOO
on the ground that he taught 'er all she
knows about Oriental dances. Tie aban-
doned his case and II was dismissed
Miss ~ Denis said she had merely EN-
plOyJd him A. an attendant and sun
and paid him So a week The plaintiff
denied that he had been a waiter in a
Fourteenth street restaurant. but X.
Van Hagen. a publisher. testified that
be knew Ishmail had been a waiter and a
butler
The sun., 1910-05-03
nov KILLED nv FIRE TRrCK.
stole Ride ana Fen Under Wbeels Whrn
FiPe man Called % Him.

FOur-year-Old Frank Hamilton sau
Hook and Ladder ~ drive through
Fast l22d street yesterday afternoon
ana in front % HE home az 7J4 the small
boy ran out and swung on 10 the running
board. Several other children clambsred
aboard aud John ShubeTt, who was steer
ing the heavy truck. yelled % them 20
get OIL Frank jumped and fell directly
IN front Of the rear wheel. which passed
over his head and chest He visa dead
when they plck ID him 10.
Harry Berwick. the driver Of the truck
vas arrested and later parOled by Coroner
Feinberg. The boys body vas taken
10 tho home Of his aunt. Mrs Annie smith
az 2i9 Fast t72d street BOrwick. Who
has been In the Fire Department for
more than twenty-five years. was takinS
Hook and Ladder ~ from the fuel depot
on Vast i27d street 90 the repair shop
az Fifty sixth street % have the truck
overhnuled
The sun., 1910-05-03
SISSED { COP
nut Prisoner HIack I've Wasn'ta on,r-
qurnre. IIis Captor ~aNs

VhFNVFs wv dViW NNhN
Policeman ludwrg JuEI OF rrn Nlacrluq-
Gal street station va- iu 'h- York vile
police court YESTERDAY with ,,u vnuug
men a. pri-oners Tie. prI-.n~-~ were
Gustavs stein ~ l,-g Avenue 4 and
william Ioohus"r ~ 100 Avenue \
both 10 wear. Old Sta.r.- I.r eve W..
badly swollen and hIsrtru.i N. -ari
the policeman nd D.
The policeman explained lo Naglstrat.
KeruoChan that be- had arrested the
young men Tor dlsorderlv conduct while
playing ball SUNDAY in - Johns Pa-,
a, Seventy-sINtu street ant rha pa
River
The policeman. who waz N duty A..
the time, Was alsn PLAYING hall there
with some friends h. sad BE- wac ~
plain clothes. Dther haii PLAYERS Datt-d
tho hall over hi- vay aud when hc 'oos
his time In throwing the btlI nlrk 'u
them Stem called rm ru.g -flo~ ami
other hard Nance fpr Nh.,' ur arrested
him No then arrested rrhpsor for
interfering Win him
sHoV tii he interfere sI'n vow the
Court asked
sHe said hal mo- righ' 'p Ian Stein
all ahOut the No 4 and D.. r1'I..i mo uam-s
SrA.s .ipfsudani Stein H1- taiIy u.
iured eve md vpI dur''
40 ar
-HOw did he g,.' .t.-
II don z kn0v
mi no have b. bon vuu -rr"-tsi nrrn 30
81 didn rc' %
The counsel iur tho rr,sorn-- started
% crOss-eyarIro 'ra policemen Whu
then asked tfa Magistrate o. ad .1urn
the nsaring a. br waEt.t 200 rruIIrs
wiLneesss
7 An going t0 Civ" -uU fla' uuuortu
nifty Tire t0grf ..# FOR ] consider
Il q serious matter 'oT Drhu"'lBu tp
exercise 0iiciai aIthorltv Nuru not On
duty. ! am gong io find oIt how tfI-
young man got h.s injury
The case Wa rr.u adjourned % b..
day and the pris1 V r~r g1rni'f
The sun., 1910-05-03
OrEmOMr " sJO,OOO FIRE.
iFOur Engine Company Nen go to He's
pItAI From CFasb, street nlage.

Fire and water caused $50 OoO damage
iearlv this morning in a SIX story building
at - 10 u crosby street The place was
goccupied by manufacturers u women's
waists and embroidery and dyestuhs.
Streams from the water tower finished
the ioh on the lower hoors that the blaze
had started above John Dewes and
Bernstein a Greenman Bros were two
of the firms in the building
Four men from Engine Company 81.
working under Deputy Chief lAnRford
were overcome and had to be attended by
a surgeon from ~ Vincents Hospital.
The sun., 1910-05-03
STEAMER ROLAND AGROUND.
NOrth German Lloyd FTeIEhteF strike,
CuFrituek Beach ia Pog.

NoREOLK. Va. May The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Roland. bound from
Galveston 10 Bremen via Norfolk, with
a cargo Of cotton and which went aground
on the Currituck Beach. n. C., IN fog
last night, was hauled into a more favor
able position by wreckeru at clock this
afternoon. A cable with heavy anchors
has been made fast 90 the ship and a
renewed effort will be made 90 hOat il
at high tide, betveen / and ? O'Clock in
the morning. The ship can probably
he saved should the weather remain
moderate. the great danger 20 II beinR
from a possible storm.
The sun., 1910-05-03
sm.OOO SPINDLE CHARGED.
BFOkeT. Who u Arrested. says he Knows
Nothing about the Case.

William = Jackson. VINO said he was
a broker from Buffalo was arrested at
Broadway and Thirty ninth stree, At
o'clock this morning charged with i'm
plicat,on in swindlinE William " Gwyune
81 Huntington. " Va out Of SiO.OO
The transaction referred to in the charge
occurred IN a house in West Fifty eighth
street near Eighth avenue on March p
Jackson denied any knowledge of the
avrIrdle
The sun., 1910-05-03
NEW POSTAL BANK BILL.
Representative Gardner Sg New Jersey
introduces Que IN the Hoase.


WASHINGTON. May "A new postal
savings hank bill different from the
measure which passed the Senate and is
pending In a House committee Was
introduced to-day by Representative
Gardner II New Jersey
4 have introduced the only postal
savings hank bill before the House.
said Mr. Gardner to-day as the senate
bill is tho embodiment Of an AustFalia
idea and II In fact somewhat sOcialistio.'
Mr. Gardner's bin provides that postal
savings banks shall he established only
where the board of trustees shall dee m
u desirable and that national hanks only
shall he the legal depositOries Of savings
hank funds. The measure further pro-
vides that the Government shall withdraw
the Funds when they shall have reached
total of g, on. ono and that these With
drawals shall be brought n Washington
and invested in Gov eFnment bonds or
other national securities
The outlook for postal savings legis-
lation II any sort continues gloomy.
The sun., 1910-05-03
NEhOsucIs-n and EI,psrEnos,Is,.m.

The ieist regular nesting Of tho New
York Universals; Club was held at the
Hotel Manhattan last evening. When
Ell had returned % the dining hall thu
Rev Dr. John Hunter. pastor % Trinity
Church. Glasgow. the nFNeaa COnRrS-
gltional church In scotland. made tho
lddrega ui The evening. Bs anid that tho
Church to-day suffered as much from
hypergnosuclsm ~ irum agl0gaiulm.
The sun., 1910-05-03
Nor 80 MINY 4. y COOK BOOKS.
senate CutssCirculaiIOn Prem I,OOO. .OOO
to 900. OOO.

WASHINGTON. Nav 2Uncle Sans
cook book. wh,ch,has been IN preparation
for several years under the direction II
Secretary u Agriculture Wilson. has
become a mighty popular publication
among CongreVsmen who are encounter -
ing opposition to their return to Congress
The Hous. authorized the publication
of 1 10. .OOO cop,ssof the cook book, hut the
Senate does no, pat such high estimate
on the value " the publication. The
authorization for the publication of a
million copies of the cooking manual
was cui down from l.OOO.OOO to 10000
copies IN a bill that passed the SENATE .
TODAY
The sun., 1910-05-03
DREDCE BoFLEK ENrIODy,.
one Wan Kmyd and tight Injured IN
NrNark isa,

The IoIler uf drnIs" . 0Yr, IN
Newark Bay ~ rho plant "f Jrr Ba.narh
Ernehing and Refining COMPANY u'aa
upyesterday killing ore MAJ tnd uIuung
eIHht All n those injured wI'I rprJyer
fhe dead man va. tnH-Ias Ma nis.u
the cook WIN was Al work 100 frn gnfIrv
directly over the boiler r0pm wh"u the
erDlosi0n TOOK pIa0s lr IL r0. known
Wfat became ~ be body. but ~ s believed
that Il Was blown INTO the water
Tho dredgs was owned by The Newark
Wsadow lmprovemen. C0mp pauy a week
aRo Il was taken % the Erie BASIN Brook
VI. Wherstt was % have been OverhaiIled
The sun., 1910-05-03
Sss
ALFRED BENJAMIN &COs TailOrmade clothes
We have been told

that our advertising too negative not claim for
our apparel all that ii deserves; so much the better-it
has always been our policy to give more than we promise
Why have your clothes made to order? You can
save time and outlay by purchasing them here
ready to wear Suits or Overcoats, $IS to $45.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-23
De S0C|EDAO,

Del Sur. En- nuestra vista en- estos
dias 4 Ia simpatica ciudad; que tanta
belleza y hermosura guarda en- su Sc
no, obtuvimos interesantes notas pa
ra el Garnet. Los matrlmonlos va
coneertados lse llevaran 4 efecto en-
las epocas senaladas y marcaran no
ia simpatica en- la cronica social de
Ponce.
-Nuevas notas contendran la de
una bellisima damita que ahora esta
en- San Juan y que Cupido en- fl gura
de un conocidox xjoven muy estimado
en- Ponce, asecha y pudiera ocurr'r
que triunfara en- su dulce empeno
Iodavia no hay compromise; pero
segun la "secretaria' no sera extra
fo hubiera buen exito en- Ia amorosa
contienda.
-El ioven que ocupa alto cargo
en- Ia administration de la ciudad-no
es empleado, -pareee que ahora dlr
je sus miradas de anslada cores
pondencia la legantisima y bella
nina, familiar cercana de aquella d'll
ce hada de Ia caile Mayor. Son muy
ag1adables las retreats de la "Aboh
ci6n" y en- elias Sc suele dlsfrutar de
gratislma eom pahia en- que Gupldo
aprovecha la opotunidad para enia
Ear corazones & hacer despertar : los
que hasta ahora durmieran iibres de
penas de amor. Paro., por ahora, pa
rece que no hay NADIA de compromise
y solo veladas manifestations de
simpatias. -Adelante.
Una boda. la siguiente tar]eta
tuvimos el placer de hallar el sabadol
ruando regresamos de Ponce.
Juan Carlion Diaz y Luz Rernan
dez de Carrion, participant a Vd. el
proyimo enlace de su hija Laura. con
el ST.. Adriano T. 1. Lopez Nussa, J
tienen el honor de mvitarle para Ia
ceremonial relijiosa que Sc vrlflcaIa
el dfa 3 de Octuhre las 10 Gle Ia
manana.
Consolation del sur, Septiembre
25 de 1910 .Adriano T. Lopez Nussa
participa Y. su proX:mo en- enlace
cor Ia senorlta Laura Carbon y ter
nanloz.
ri Sr. Lopez Nlssa es muy COMO
cido en la sociedad Gle San Juan en-
dogde reside aisun tempo asl como
en- Ponce y Maya glez en- donde e
residen familiares suyos. Que IA
felicidad que hoy sonie a los love-
mes recien casaIos sea completa CO.
no merecen.
Dc Gunyanan La lindlslma GU
banita que lucio su esqulslta gra
Y hermosma en- la calle del Parque
en- el Versailles llenara dc ventura
Ell hermoso hoSar Que la hala que
ma suerte tejio eoronas de fell
rldad. Que sea eterna con nuestra
encipada felicltacion.
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