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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-04

iLas creencias! "lcuanto NAL ha.
cen las dichosas creenciasp decia
siempre a los que lie escuchaban. iPa
ra que tener religion de pensar
pudiendo no pensar, libremente?
para que mantener ejercitc, pu-
diendo tener el cipayo perfecto, que
puede hacer tantos estragos como el
otro? lPor que esperar en- la socie-
daddy que viene a ser la sociedad 1
iDonde esta esa sociedad? / Y que
viene a ser la sociedad? 5Dende esta
esa sociedad?
-iY todas las que presides-
lie contestaban los amigos.
No es una cson muchas.
y que 1 no es Greer al por ma
yor, Greer en- muches?
-Si creyese, creerfa que no.
-5Es decir que no tenemos que
esperar en- NADIA?
-iEsperar! Esperar es Greer. Yc
no espero, porque soy hbre.
-5Y no habra NADIA despues de
este?
NADIA. Vendra la Repdblica ,..,
de aqul a cosa de tres meses. Vendra
la social. de aqui un ai1o. Ven
dra Ia bondad incMcada, vendra la
ciencia a acabar con los crimenes
vendra la hermandad de razas, la
fraternidad federal, ell triangulo y
las bahamas. Vendra despues de la
muerte, la otra vida, y de una estre
liza iremos a otra, y ahora mejorare-
mos de especie y luego seremos ge-
nerales, y despu6s mulas Gle tranvfa
6 perros de rebaho, 8 toreros; perc
todo este sucedera porque son cosas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-04

~ que los curanderos, cue les franc
maseneria, que la Federal, que los
casinos que preside, que la electrlcl-
dad, que los cuatro casamientes cfvs-
cos, y hasta que mi buen pasar de
amor libre, y ESQ que no he escasea-
do las dadivas.
-Pues, digo 81 llegas a Greer. ..
-ilAcabareis por desesperarme
Que todo este es Greer, retrogrados
-Es Greer al reves.
-iEso nunca! Son anticreencias.
Es contrarrestar. Son contravenenos
para acabar con la ignorancia. Ell
dfa en- cue todes sean como yo, triun
fara la verdad, Sc acabara el engano
y no medrara la Hidra. NADIA de pro-
cesiones: banderas de sociedades reul
midas, msrchando en- fila, y llevando
bajo pslio el triunfo de la Democra-
cia Q ell caro- de Ia Vendimia. NADIA
de concilios; assmbleas ibres pensa-
doras, donde el libre pensamiento Sc
declare obhgstorio. NADIA de santos:
estatuas; y NADIA de iglesias: logias;
una logia en- cada barrio, y un yene-
lrable en- cada casa, y tres puntas a
cada palabra. isl ESQ es no ser des
preocupado que xengan el Todo y el
Yo y que 10 digan.
Para ser despreocupado, es preci-
so que ell hombre Sc preocupe, ESQ
ST, y el tenia que centrarrestar tantas
cosas que no podia dar abasto. Para
el clericalsmo tenfa que
ser de treinta ligas y sostener un sin
fin de ataduras; por tenerfe en- ell
cura, cuando habfa que repartir'bo
los tenfa que fiarse de las iuntas; D a.
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ra desacreditar los milagros, tenfa
que acredisar q los saludaderes; y
tanto tenia que no Greer, cue todo Ell.
dfa Sc 10 pasaba creyendo en- 10 quo
no Green los demas. No hay fraile que
haya gastado tanto tempo rezando,
como 81 combatiendo el REAR: no hay
beata que haya pasado tanto tempo
en- misa, como el en- predicar que no
fuesen; no hay devote que nolhaya
trabajado tanto para ir a Ia gloria;
como el habfa trabajado para no r.
Y todo ESQ no creyendo y alaban-
dose de ser ateo.
Para eombat1r & un Bios, creia en-
todos; para no tener religion: para
no morir hacia el pasado, tanto apar-
taba los ojos, que casi le daban Ia
vuelta- y hasta para combatir los tes
tamentos y las vanidades de ultra
creencia, hizo un testameato que era
TN ibro: marsellesa, pendones, nj
nos de todas classes de escuelas, trian-
gulos, tres puntos, her4anos de Ia
instruction, emblemas de todos los
casinos, comisiones de todas las socie
dades, iniciales de Ia i4ea, sacerdotes
de Ia Denocracias s tode eknundoi
otto aquel dfa. Guerra quo Sc viesa
blen que llevaba tedos los atnbutoa
del que So marcia sereao del mando,
y hevaba tantos, y sehalaban tantos
camiaos aquellos beadites sfnbolos:
que en- cuanto di6 las beqssaAas sin
Greer en- las sboqueadas, el alma debi6
quedarseae en- vilo SIN saber hacia
d6nde Grar. p
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AGENTEs EN- PONCE
Hsrales { Co. lplasal
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EEDRo ANTON, Prssidente
~ de IA ''Cooperativa Fra
SR x,oO IL L. ID x,


- terna", de la "Federaci6n
del quinto distrito", del "Casino
Paternal de los Orfeones de las
Tres Glasses, Gran. veintidos del
Gran Oriente de Badalona, socio
protector de la "Liga en- contra de
los Analfabetos pobres'', honoraric
de los "Amigos de la instruction
de las Glasses Neutras'' y afiliado al
federalismo, no tenla fe nj Green
cias.
Ell no creia en- la Biblia, mi en- los
dos Testamentos, nj en- la Historic
No creia nj en- la Creacion, nj en- e]
Juicio Final nj en- la Resurrection
de la sCarne, nj en- ell primer hombre,
nj en- los demas, nj en- la mujer, nj en-
los ninos, nj en- 10 infinite nj en- NADIA
No crefa nj en- el no Greer.
-iY las metamorfosis del mundc
no te convencen, con sus manltes-
taciones y engranajes?
No.
-iY la Madre Naturaleza, con la
Fauna, la Flora, la Fruta y los ami
males de todas clases, no te hahlan
de algo superior?
No.
" el isnstinto de la hormiga y
el nadar del PEI y los encantos de la
mujer, y todo 10 que no vemos de
tejas arriba, no te hace mella en- las
convicciones?
No. Todo es NADIA, creedme.
Es decir: no me creais, que tambien
serfa Greer. Hace muchos amos que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-04
Ell DESCREIDO.-- Por SANTIAGO RUSlNOL

I A mi donde.no rae vereis entrar nun.
ca es en- el a,1tro, en- el dntro del oscu-
rantismo, pere en- la luz de la razen
alli entro en- cuanto lego. Que de
aquf a una veintena de amos va nos
habremos repartido la moneda, y
nos tocaran catorce pesetas diarias,
cada dia, desde los diez amos a los
ochenta, y que tendremos estableci-
do ell amor libre por parte de var6n
| y de hembra. ESQ no es tener fe:
ESQ es SECURE; que por medic de los
rayos equis nos veran la conciencla,
y con ESQ del magnetismo nos haran
ser ingeniero agronomo, O albanil, 9
perito mercantil, 9 10 que sea. no
Sc hecesita ser creyente para saberlo; !;
que la electricidad hara los milagros
que antes no hacian las imagenes, y
curara la escarlatina y ell titus, y la
diabetes, y hasta las Intermediates
anemlcas. ESQ son cOsas compro-
badas, que 81 atm no las hemos visto
es porque no sabemos mirar, Para
ESQ no Sc necesita fe. Ell progreso no
necesita fe, y bueno soy yo para Greer
imposibles. Yo ando con pies de plo-
mo. No me comprometo hasta que
no 10 veo todo positive, estricto, SEN
tado con sinalagmatica, analizado
con comprobantes, y con su punto
de matematicas.
-6Es decir que tu no tienes idea
els?
-Tengo la idea, que es la mismo.
-6De modo que estas por la idea?
Ella esta en- mi, y por ella he
hecho muchos sacrificios. Me cuesta
mas dinero la idea que los mediums
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(palpables.
-SPalpables dices?
Son mas que palpables; son
veridicas.
-SY 81 fuesen supersticiones?
-Yo no gasto supertlclones.
No digas....
Que no las gasto digo, y reti-
rad enseguida el concepto.
-Perdona.. .....
-Estais perdonados, pero no me
volvais a decir nunca esta odiosa
palabra; es la que mas temo de la
terra.
-Pero 6no eres espiritista7
-Porque los espfritus exlsten.
-5No eres francmas6n?
-Porque ESQ es tan cierto como
ell espiritismo.
-sNo vas cargado de cinturosnes
y anillos, y corsets magnetlcos?
-Esos son remedies.
mo diste cincuenta duros para
aquella iglesia protestante2
Para protestar.
-6No convidaste a CASTELAR,, que
este en- gloria, y nolte hirieron en- las
barricadas, y no llevabas el perdon
de aquella procession cfvica, y no
arrancastes la higuera para plantar
ell arbol de la libertad, y no estuvis-
te dos amos preso por haber escrito
unas proclamas?
iQue tanto preguntar! 6Y que?
Que nos parece, con perdon sea
dicho, que esas son demasiadas..
confianzas.
-Pero, 6no veis que todo ESQ son
realdades, realidades de la materia? !?
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Fernando PasCua|,
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. 16
esquina a San Juan.

FAJARDo PUERTO Rico. Tiene
oonstante existencia de Novelas dc
todas clases y de los autores de mis-
fama Precios muy lini;sdos. ven-
de- tambien L. CORRESPONDENCE,
diarisaIente 4 . oentavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-04
MuniiCipio de
San Juan, P. R.
|Oficina del Secretario.

Ell dia 12 de los corrientes q la.
tres de la tarde, Sc reunira en- el salon
de actos de Ia Corporation Municipal
ID Comis'6n especial designada Para
estudiar e informar al CoDsejo sobre
Ia adquisici6n por compra q Jos Her
manos Behn del puente y terraplen
construfdos en- el sitio denominado
Condado, Santurce.
En- el citado dia y desde las tres de
10 tarde hasta las cinco de Ia misms,
la expresada comisi6n oira q todas
las personas 8 Corporaciones que ten
gan por convsnients concurrir & d.
cho acto, y que deseen expresar su
opinion acerca de Ia conveniencia 8
no de adquirir las propiedades cita-
das.
Use hace pdblico para general CO.
nocimiento.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Agosto 3,
1910.-ManueL Moraza, Secretario
Municipal.
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La mejor cerveza.

Pedid oerre,d PidS Bros. de Ia q.
expenden los Sres 4 Alvarez v her
mano en- su conocido estableecimien
to de Ia Gale San JOSE numero Z en-
Sal Juan La Piel Bros no contiene
sus,anria algIna uociva 4 Ia salud
&c un magnlfico reirescante v recons
tltuvente- En- este establecimientn
hen arreditsio encontrsreis. Piel
Bros que es Ia meior clase de GER
verl. Eerdadera oerveza Lager Ale
mana Malta de Ia mas fIna v flor &c
csrveEs De Bohemia de clase suDe-
nor son sus oomgetentes.
En- ests lmprsnts se vende papsI ae
rss,cd5coS Vices 4 50 nusus.I
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da nauaza Dios pugo dar nua pas este diaro espa
que autores clio condcion
abao vida puertorGuena bao todos los
tos que ella puede orecer-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-04
Casa de Prestamos, J. Rendon y
COmpahia s. en- C.

Ell dia o y de Agosto
a las 2 p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremated de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seismeses no han sido renova
dasni canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al.
hajas. Allen 81 Fortaleza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-04
BASES DEL CAMPE0NAT0.

DANEN DtL UAMPEUNAlU y
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores
Mas de ochenta cuentos renaitidos; nuchos,
csperando turno de publication.
La corpondenca ahma que hay igenos capc
de producer podu bas oas eraa odos los gnero
Fndoe genero epeciamene denomnado la literature
gran obeto abr po d,
as nea ab1e cameonao cueno ual decda cua
autor del ceno de mas merio escrto puerequeho
Los cuentos debe7 ser nedtos
LA Correspondence ofrece pluma venceior
reonato bece var adante miso las guenss bass'
1oLos emdos La Correspondence omN
pare deben ~ ecas frass
"Pa'a d eampe'nao de "La Correspondence.
2Los cuntos deben sucos nomb
.ern pe aqos no haoer puoo
n6dco debe de todos modos e nombre del
Crardo termina el plazo del campeonata
empezara ontarse ese ell 10 Julio de 1902
termlnara NOVlembre
deDen conen mas de pabras ext
duedn esco residences a fuea de ella
puede campeonato
que de
Formation del jurado
6o.R is de Norien de 1910 "n Correspondence abrrd p,i
bPora j1d eudo de los deda
cal tiador eampeonato La Coespon
denca pubcara Is das de ha a de o.
80 nobes de residences a de formar
Fetente uado c6cador de los pseisco onsra
cada autor de do La Copondencs d.
doce nombs agado formation
del Ea voon determara los 25 30 nombres de Ia
para urado De candidates Correspondence degnar
e nmeo de
dar Tornado ccdor del de Ls Co
espondenc. Puerto Rico ecbirs 10 d.
Dcmb de 1910 de cuentos concudo
eonatoy 6 de Eneo de 1911 cho eeo Ls Co.
entregaa pl1ma que IA
tlenda
III primer cuentsts puerterriquela"
entenddo essbece Correspondents, Pusr.,
Rico trunfane ella considerable dsnddo CO
s cunts Sendo de .dyerr que ess tuo
consevado
satisfaction ia correpndeaca ss
arebatado por otro campe6n.
Correspondenca pubcars que vaya rssai,
todos los osntos remiddos campeonaso
Ls que LA Csrrespsndsnca", eu 10 pssiDe espera
sondo de obos de ia Correpondencis
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Sc COMPRAN

psri6dioo lei Tempe de San Juan,
P. R., de las fechss siguientes:
Julio 3 y Is de 1909.
Agosto 4 de 1909.
Dirijase & 10 Oficina del Secretario
do Puerto Rico, San Juan, P. R.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
TEN THINGS TO DO THIS MONTH

/. Sow oats; begin wheat SOW
ing: keep working all lands for
these crops until ready to sow;
treat seed, if smutty, with blue
stone or formalin.
2. Keep on planting cover ard
pasture crops, vetch, crimson
clover. rape, rye, turnips.
3. Gather in the corn; get the
fodder or slower and all the hay
possible under shelter or in good
stacks.
A. Keep the cotton picked as
it ripens; put it under shelter
after it is ba!ed; in boil weevil
territory get ready to destroy
the stalks as soon as possible.
5. Prepare for the storing Of
winter vegetables and fruits;
see if it will not pay to build a
potato house.
6. Fix shelter, if there is
none, for the farm tools, and
keep them in the dry next
winter.
7. Push the hogs-they should
be gaining rapidly now; give all
young stock, especially the colts
and dairy calves, special atten-
ton.
s. Do some fall ploughing; get
out stumps and bushes; drain
wet spots; prepare for better
crops next year.
9. Prepare to set out some
fruit trees, also some berries and
grapes; plant winter-growlng
vegetables.
10. Look after the house and
yard; plant some shrubbery and
vines; do needed repairing and
painting; arrange more con-
venient water supply for the
coming winter. - Progressive
Farmer and Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
WELLMAN'S FLIGHT
FAILS; ALL SAVED

New York, Oct. Is. The at
tempt of the Wellman airship
America to cross the Atlantic
ocean came to a thrilling and
disastrous close today when the
British mail steamer Trent pick
ed up Wellman and his crew
frow the wreck of the airship
375 miles off the North Carolina
coast. The news of the rescue
come in two wireless messages
from Capt. Down of the Trent,
one reporting to the company's
agents here and another inform
ing the New York Times of the
result of the expedition in which
1t had taken a leading part.
Both wireless messages practi-
cally told the same.
Capt. Down reported that at
5 o'clock this morning he first
sighted the airship in distress.
Signals of distress and calls for
help were given. For three
hours the Trent Unanswered in
the heavy seaway to get along
side of Wellman and his wrecked
companions. The entire party
were finally taken aboard, and
the cat also, which was taken
along as the mascot, shared in
the rescue.
Capt. Down reports all tn
IN embers of the crew well. The
America was abandoned where
the rescue occurred, in latitude
30. 43, longitude 68.l6.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
~vyrrnAT
SU lON
Cotton picking will soon be a
[ hinne of Tho nast

0OktciA pAShahSr
thing of the past.
Nando Sutton is the champion
potato seller. He took 10 bushels
to town and brought back .
bushels and 3 pecks. Who can
beat that?
Pref. Bernard Erwin, of the
High School at Sutton, won the
laurals of being the champion
debater.
Prof. Lyburn Galloway will
open his school near Stamps
next Monday. Wish you success
Professor.
There is a depot erected on the
suburbs of our town. Dink 5.
is the depot agent.
Sam Hamilton made a flying
trip to Washington, counting |
suppose.
There was quite an excitement
in our burg Thursday night.
Two night riders were in our
vicinity, one was from Blevlns.
There is law prohibiting night
riders.
Alex Warmack was in our
burg Friday night. Ask Miss
Ruth Sutton about it.
Bob Bright says its not what
man wears that makes him, but
how he cleans up. Yes, Brother,
that's it. Cleanliness is next to
Goodness.
Cleveland Andres and wife
are visiting at Bodcaw.
There was a big land deal be-
tween two Southern capitalists
in our burg Saturday. Ed
Ghormly swaped his place to
Thomas Garrett for his. Squire
Mitchell of BodcaW took the
acknowledgements.
We are glad that Prescott has
a County Fair established and
are more than glaI that Albany
township has taken the Blue
Ribbon for the prettiest girls
and the finest talented young
men in Southwest Arkansas.
Thank you, Gentlemen.
What has become of our as
SCISSOR? We heard him smile
over the telephone the other
night.
Prof. Albert McGough. of
Laneburg was visiting in our
burg Saturday. We understand
that he opens his School at
Antioch Monday. We commend
the people of Antioch in select
ing Prof. Albert in teaching
their school. We have known
him from childhood. He's the
right man.
A Sunday school at the Holt
ness Baptist Church has been
organized with Live WILDER as
Superintendent; c. M. Andres,
Bible class teacher; Mrs. Noble
Saunder, Juvenile class teacher;
Miss Ele Stark, Junior teacher;
Miss Retta Lambert, Sec'y.; Miss
Matte Lambert, Organist, and
with an enrolment of 40.
The High School at Sutton is
progressing nicely. The people
did well in selecting Professor
Thomas.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
ganct 10 Tss PUBLIC.

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of any
Individual, firm or corporation appear
ING in The Picayune will be promptly
corrected If brought to the attention OF
the publisher. Statements OF facts,
Aowever will not be retracted.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
A Little Dialogue.

Allcia-Jaek is so handsome.
Gladys-Yes,
Alieia-And so courteous.
Gladys-Yes.
Alicia-Always addresses me as
Fair Miss "
Gladys-That's force of habit.
Alicia-How so?
Gladys-He used to be conductor on
q street car.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21

SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21

PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-25
TAFT SIGNS PORK
 BARREL BILL BUT WITH HIS REGRETS
(snecial from United PressD

Washington. June 25-Declaring his emphatic disapprova1 of the present haphazard scheme of distributing river and harbor improvements and insist ing that were it not for the fact that certain projects should be carried out he would veto the river and harbor measure, President Taft today signed the pork barreP' bill and sent spe- cial message on it to Congress.
 The Executive says that the bill was a poorly constructed measure and that at one time he had reached the con- clusion that he should veto and secure better enactment.
 The bill carries s52 000. 900 in appro- priations. Statesmen at the capitol have been more than usually apprehen- sive during the last ten days over the Presidents failure to give 1t Execu- tive approval. He waited the full ten days allowed by law and after which a measure without signature becomes law, before affixing his signature to it. The President finds particular fault with the piece-meal scheme of oDprOpriatiOn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-25
PASTORS NEW TO
 CITY TO ADDRESS
 YOUNG PEOPLE

Members of the Epworth League. Brotherhood of St. Andrew and all other Christian Young Peoples Orga- nizations are invited by the Bridge port Christian Endeavor Union to att tend it's June Rally at the First Bap- tist church, Washington and West avenues Tuesday evening, at 7:45 o'clock. The speaker of the evening will be Rev. Richard L. Swain the new pastor of the South Congregational church. Rev. H. L. Hammond, the new pastor of Summerfield M E. church, and Rev. A. H. Boutwell, the new pastor of Memorial Baptist church. Rev. Geo. H., Nicholson of the First Baptist and Rev. H. A. Daven- port of the Peoples Presbyterian church will assist. The first Baptist quartette will render an anthem "The Lord is Exalted" and Mrs. Grannis and Miss Graham a duet, Jesus l My Cross Have Taken The praise service at the opening as we'll as the hymns sung by the congregation will be lead by J. Harry Crossley, accom- panied by MT. F. B. Grannis, organ ist
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-25
By Tip Wright.)

Johnson's Training Camp. Kicks Re sort, Reno, June 25-Jack Johnson is going to have trouble holding his weight of 210 pounds and will probably be found to fight Jeffries on July 4th at 195 pounds, according. to statements of close observers today. The reason lies in the fact that the color line was drawn on the negro by Reno folks.
 If he had been permitted to train at Laughton's hot springs as originally planned he would have had an ideal place, cool and away from the hot desert winds. But when Manager Laughton said no black man could stop at his place Johnson was compelled to establish his camp here which is poor ly situated for training. His quar- ters are located at the foot of hill where the wind does not get chance to temper the heat from the desert sun. In my opinion despite Johnson's announced intention of entering the ring weighing 210 pounds. he will be at least ten pounds lighter than that.
 Al Kaufman, whom Johnson once de- feated in a ten round match, will serve as Johnson chief sparring partner from now on.
 Johnson's training for the remaining days before the fight will consist of road work in the morning. until he gets his wind in proper conditions; boxing in the afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-25
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
MT. Ball to Talk on
 Industrial Education

The talk to be given by F. H. Ball of Cincinnati, under the joint auspices of the Board of Trade, Manufactur- CTS Association and the Business Mems Association on Tuesday evening next, is to be held in the Bridgeport Public Library hall, at o'clock. Mr. Ball is supervisor of the Cincinnati Con- tinuation School which does much for the boys of that city along the lines of trade education, and is an inter- esting speaker. His talk will not only cover the work of the Cincinnati school along trade lines, but he will also talk about the value of trade education in general and what 1t will probably mean to the future of orc children. The talk will be illustrated by a large number of lantern slides. which will show just how the work is handled in Cincinnati.
 The talk has been arranged to pro- mote the cause of industrial education in this city and it will be open to the general public, both men and women free of charge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-25
Son of Well Known Man Arrested on
 Bad Check Charge

John B. Palmer of East Orange, N J., son of the founder Of Palmer's Buyer, we'll known catalogue used ir the hardware trades, was arrested this afternoon on suspension of passing a worthless check, on complaint o1 Michael Lavery a saloon keeper o1 East Main and Arctic streets.
 Palmer felt the disgrace of arrest keenly and protested if given time he could bring indisputable evidence o1 his good faith in the transaction. He was locked up. The check was for $25, but proving worthless, he gave Lavery another check for $27.44, his personal check to make good the pro- test fees. Lavery found that this check was worthless he claims.
 From correspondence found on Palmer the police believe he is fin ancially embarrassed, though they are not at all sure that he will be ar raigned in court for the check trans action.