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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Statesmen wanted hy prominent real estate
firm: first class mon with automobiles can
easily make S5.apn vcas. answer }mme'iiate-
". Address CONFIDENTIAL" star Office.
WANTED An eSuerinuccd real estate 10
make Spccialty ~ exchanging. eXcclrhi
chance for good man. II tn" i'adin.
firms. thousands ~ properties for sale ~ an
sections ~ the ,ltv ami Suburbs. answer al
once. Address EoS ~ Star Office.
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WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE.

light three sides: storage. factory work yas
ard electric facilities: low rent; WILL divide.
W. +. NASH, 122 NV,
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
RENT FROM
SHANNON Il 1t GU.
1fS 18th ST. NV. N. 2Ss5.
4 QUICK. COT ETFotS SERVICE.

FIVE ROOMS.
lust LIKE NEW
large Outside. rooms. magnificent rcccp
ton hall two LARGE bedrooms. very large
porch Just of dining room: gas and electric
lights: SANITAS on kitchen walls telephone"
and elevator service: rent. $50 month: rent
free t. Sent Il: of the finest buildings IN
the nv section: convenient t. downtown AMI
car lines: being painted aud rapcrca
throughout: almost new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-08
FOR SALE-STORES.

FOR SAIE-A CHOICE STORE CORNER IN \
fine part of the northwest Large storrroom
AMI two living rooms Oh ist floor: foonis and
bath an ID floor hot-water heat. WIN rent
for $50 4 VERY cheap corner NJ Sii.JtH.
SHANNON 4 LtCHS. Tl3 18th ST. NV
FOR SAIE-oNE OF THE FINEST GROCERY
store corners in the northwest. Doing large
business Store and :, rooms and bath. Mol
ern and in fine condition. Rent, 500 per
month. Price. SEQ
SHANNON 4 LUCus rs I4th ST. NV.
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VACUUM CLEANING RI HOUR OR EST
satisfaction guaranteed: sole agency for Duntiey
Hoover Formerly 18th aud . SITS. Now
500 18th st. Main $3.50. F. l.. MORGAN,
agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-08

condition newly papcred and painted, srce.
FRIGHT r""Ins. ampl. enssi tom, 'ieT,tI IL,
apartments in thr city for fhe price
LOOK At THESE BEFORE fot RENT.
HoUsEk EEpIN,. APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
Modern Buildings Wen Located.
All Under one Ownership
Bright. Cheerful. Honeliks.
Ho, water An IN the rs Yesr weii With Heated
Apartments ~ Every Size.
Prices 10 Suit AL.
Ready for Occupancy Now.
Make Reservations Early.
All Dealings Direct With Owner.
THE prNsMERE.
2Jo3 l4th ST.
Ono. and three rooms, with bath
and kitchen. SIS to $50.
TIE RAYMOND.
Three rooms. with bath and kitchenetta
$3.50 TO $3.50.
1922 HARVARD ST. NV.
SIX rooms and bsth. s3s up
f ss!s,,s r, COURT 6, !,
Three, four ard six rooms. with bats
and kitchen 80 TO 5000
THE rFSHrRsr.
-Four rooms. with bath. so and $3.50.
T cnl !, "a A. GEAHpE.
Five rooms. With hath $500 to $50 90
Tfif ifNTOSA.
list and II SITS
One and rooms. with baths ana
kitcherettes. $500 to $3.50.
THE DORCHESTER
18Th and Nd s.w.
One and Two rooms baths. hot water.
laundry, drying roof. $500 10 $1,000.
THE ASTORIA
Sd and Is NV.
Rooms. s. up. Light. baths and hot
water. Elevator.
Also two ground floor front apartments oecS.
pied for a rumi,er Of years by dentists: CEN
tray located; $35 00 and $500.
HOUSE FOR RENT
Open for inspection.
2516 18th ST. NV: enient location. ono
block from l4th ST ear line: 10 rooms and bath;
perfect order throughout; 5000.
BLISS BUILDING.
h l. ST.
opeu dss ard night snd Sunday.
Phone Line. 1850.
Agent will attend promptly to all calls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21

$40; Mrs. E. A. Fletcher. $40; George
Filmor, $l0 Phil D. Gordon. S.; Chris
Schmid SIS; Eugene Korn $3.50; Geo
Van Lew, s.. About one more day
an dthe caravan woull be betting on
the number Of revolutions of the en-
eines. 1t was a noisy tinin at noon Of
this last day.
In the afternoon many incidents oc-
CURED to interest the caravan; Il courj
trial was on the docket-the People
VS.. John Boyle, charged viii illegally
exposing a camera before the ships
armament, one saluting cannon. with.
out the necessary license from the
Sports Committee, and her numer-
Gus and sundry offenses against the
laws of the Sports, Pool, and Social
Committees. The papers were served
by Constable Green, who collected his
fee in advance and thus rendered the
defendant unable to re ain counsel. so
he had to appear in his own behalf,
calling upcn several witnesses of in
tegrity and standing; he succeeded in
establishing an alibi, relying upon his
plea of Ignorance, ami threw himself
on the mercy of the jury, but the car
avian attorney conyic ed on a techni-
oality. and the jury found him guilty
as charged. The Judge. Louis Blay-
lock, sentenced him to be left behind
in the crater of Kilauoa when we visit
it next Friday, ana 50 instructed The
court baililfs, George f. Trott. l.. D..
Farmin, and Charles Eggers. to SEQ
that sentence was carried out accord
inglY.
Just rs the court was adjnurning.
one u. A. File cher rushed in and
made charge against a Noble of the
Imperial Council Or. Fredk. r. Smith.
in that the said Noble had been taken
red-handed in the act of squeezing
cold cards. that he had supplied his
own deck for the occa ion had won
all the money in sight poke ed same.
and canred the game to thereby cease
and finish that upon notice being
taken of the unusual and extremely
different backs OF some Of the cards
a count of same had been insisted
upon and made. which deeloped the
fact that there were fifty-four cards
in the deck, there being i've knaves
and seven spots of clubs whereupon
the suspect was confronted with his
handiwork but refused to disgorge his
ill-goten gains much to the discom-
future of his ie lows, who could ill
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21

Bro hm, his dsnts j The store vepd from
8 t o tho Famous i Rene M hoy o mary
8
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21
Log Of THE
WILHELMINA
Continued from Page g.

kCOnIlnueu IrCm rage a.
then the Mobiles. then the ladies', and
later by temples tables AMI groups,
for the benefit of the camera fiends
whose number was simply legion, al
most every pilgrim present having n
least one kodak alorg
BY the time the pictures were all
taken, o'clock had arrived and fire
irill was Witnessed by all hands. VerF
where the caravan posed as a whole,
quickly ana deXteriousy were the
boats cleared away and then replaced,
The discinline and unitv Of action re-
assured the more timid ones of
caravan as to their safety and secur-
lily in the hands Of Master Johnson
and his crew.
AT dinner-time there was no full
dress required and AEollinaris was
the only zemzem in eyi lence. Later
Il song service was held in the social
hall whore the choir rendered many
sacred pieces. At the close of the
song service the Managing Direc o.
read the following aerogram from
! "KimO:'
"Filmer, SIS. Wilhelmina: Messages
all received. Hotel accommodations
are arranged for everyone May Allah
keep you all in his care. Aloha,
jim"
Few pilgrims remained up for the
supper this night, as they retired early
in anticipation of much doing the fol
lowing and last day of our westbound
trip.
Monday mornings sunrise was prob
ably the most beautiful ever witnessed
by many Of the party of which nearly
all We're up to view it some TO. en-
ioyed the sea-bathing in the big deck
pool, and all were early at the break
fast tables. Many committees prev
iously appointed were soon at work at
tending to matters incident to the
I closing of SO enjoyable and lively a
voyage, The Song and Yell commit
tee soon reported with as choice 4
bunch of ditties as ever choked a var
sity freshman.
This being the last pooling day, the
fine sporting blood was very warm,
and much interest and excitement was
shown. The auction pool mounted ~
to SlG0 aud there was keen rivalry in
the bidding. Past Potentate William
Croker of Islam won with number
3GG; il paid $50 net. The dividends
amounted to SGS more and left a bal
ance OF $12 for the Sports Committee
There were five $40 terminal pools,
two S. ones and two $3.50 ones. Their
winners weresS H. Suskind $40; Phil
ip Zimmerman, $40; c. w. burlington,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21

ship whitening tesHle Cd 10 the cara
van members a t2slinonial banquet
which was triumph Tor tie stewards
department, a joy ~ the officers, AMI
great satisfaction u tn )se who par
took of it. The menu was printed on
white silk and the cover was tasteful
~ arranged and sDa King with senti-
ment and goodwill
one Of the interesting parsonages
connected with tie excursion ere Mr..
and MIS-. Alexander Gilhand, who are
the proud parents Of for sons, each of
whom is a Shriner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21
WILLIAM S. BROWN.

This pilgrimage has never
been duplicated, and | have at
tended my share, l assure YOU"
stated William S. Brown, treas
urer and a prominent Shriner of
Pittsburg, Pa. As Mr.. Brown
let his gaze rest upon the green
clad hills back of the city while
the Wilhelmlna steamed through
the channel, Imperial Potentate
Hines remarked. Looks like
PittSburG. doesn't it. Brown in
calling attention to the smoke
ana haze that hung over the city
durin@ the cary morning hours.
This is the great event in
Shrincdom. 1t is all so grand
and unexpected. ! was here in
1898, and | then carried away a
large bunch of the pleasant rec
objections about the place. This
is Il veritablc Garden of Eden"
Miss Jean Brown accompanies
Treasurer Brown.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21

judge went in swimming, ana the
Doctor was noticed still in the smok-
ing-room at a late hour that night.
The yell leaders We're very busy in
the MUSHROOM during this afternoon,
much to the discontinue Of the more
peaceably inclined
There were two protractel sessions
Of the Bounding Billow Lodge Sons of
Aaron, late in the afternoon, but ut a
later sick call 10 patients were in the
sick bay.
This being the last night ont, the
Captain and officers of the Shriners'
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afford to thus foully loose their bank
rolls Just previous to disemblrking
for their lGng-antcipated Hawaiian
session. The other players soon APP
peared in the court room and enter
ed charges in their several and par
ticular Instances, they being William
S. Brown, Fred A. Hines, Robert
Wankowski, and Frank Bilger The
judge, being anxious to get into The
swimmingtank. advised them to take
a change of venue, or else docket the
case and he won Il call il up on oul
AFOREMENTIONED voyage. AS the agt
greved could obtain no solace from
this, or recover their funds in time
to DO themselves any good. OF prevent
the agressor from designating same
they cultivated the most extreme anil
dignifled grouches-and the only ones
so far observed uron the voyage The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21

For sale by Benson, Smith II Co,
Ltd; Holllster Drug Co., Ltd,
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd; Hilo Drug
Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21
A Few of the Many
Testimonials

D. w. Pahu, 221O l4iliha StSick three
years Cured of Stomach Trouble and
Backache
Manuel CabraI, Punchbowl Tape
worm removed.
Mr.. Jos. Smith, near ST. Louis College
Rheumatism and Swelling of the
Joints.
Jos. Silva, IEcwalo IIonolulu-Catarrh
Of the stomach and Kidney Trouble
Cured.
Along Akona, Palolo Valley - Catarrh
Of the Stomach. Sick -four years.
Wainec Waikalai, Punchbowl and Bore
tanla--Cotarrh of the stomach and
Bad Liver, Sick ten years,
]. w. Almond, Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Visiting Honolulu Cured of Stom-
ach Trouble and Indigestion.
John C. Maze, King St-Scli two years.
Cured OF Kidney and Bladder Disease,
A. NJ. Wcbby, Alakca St.-Cured of
Constipation and Blood Impurities
And Hundreds of Others.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
Dg 1BA7RO
LA VIUDA ALEGRE

La tercera representation de La VSaE
dG, sirvi6 al gran baritone Sagi-Barba
para arrancar al p1blico nuevas Y fre
neticas ovaciones en- ell cupl6 de salida
en- ell cuento y en- los duos con la nota
BILE tiple senorita Vela, que fu6 aplaudi
dlsima en- La balada.
La senorita Vela cant6 con gran ex-
preston el delicad1simo n1mero.
Con Sagi-Barba y la Vela, hay cue ci-
tar Ell justicia al distinguido tenor Alar-
con. que cant6 muy bien toda su parte
probandO que es tan bueno como incan-
sable artista.
Alarc6n fuy muy aplaudido, v a1n
merec1a serlo mas.
La selorita D1az, muy distinguida Y
muy gentil.
La orquesta, sencilEamente admirable.
FL notabil1simo Maestro Aguad6 mere
ce que Sc lie consigne siempre entire la
.plana mayor, entire los que mas pode-
rosamente contribuyen a los exitos de la
temporada.
Domingo OR0ZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
Domingo OROZCO.
Dona Isabel Sastres

Con profunda pena nos hemos entera-
do del fallecimiento, ocurrido en- San
turce, de la respectable senora dona Isa-
bel Sastre, viuda de Caimary.
Era la fenecida persona que gozaba dc
generates simpat1as por su esmerada
educaci6n y correcto trato.
Ell sepelio tuvo lugar a las cinco, y
ftle una demostracion de duelo ihacia La
finada y una demostraci0n de simpatfa
a los familiares, que pasan hoy por la
terrible pena de haber perdido a uno
de los seres mas queridos.
Les deseamos resignation cristiana J
tomamos parte en- su duelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
Oyendo larecoroS

Desde aver visitan La Fortaleza al
gunos caracterizados pol1ticos.
Sc asegura que ell gobernador ha lla-
mado a importantes mienbros a fin de
consultarles acerca de los nuevos NOM
bramientos que hay que hacer con mo-
two de la nueva ley de Sanidad.
Hasta ahora, puede asegurarse, que
definitivamente, no hay ningdn nombra-
miento Official nj 10 habra antes del Is
del corriente
Sc reserva sobre varias ternas que han
sido presentadas la consideration del
gobernadOr
De la isla lIueven recomendaciones
que es un cOntento.
Veremos en- que para ell cotarro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
Aqj0r gsnadO en- d NatsderO

Nos hemos enterado que debido las
gestiones del senor Garcia Bermejo y
de los ganaderos, ell ganado que en- estos
d1as Sc sacrifica en- ell Matadero, ha me-
dorado, 10 que hace suponer que dicho
ganado ira presentandose mejor Ell ell
futurO
Como entend1amos nOsotros antes y
entendemos ahora, que Ia presencia de
buen ganado, para el Matadero, en- vez
de disminuir aumenta Ell creditO y pres
tigio de las ganader1as del pals, es que
tratamos sacramento ell asunto de las car
nes que Sc expenden para ell consume
p1blico, en- la seguridad de que las sa-
ludables advertencias nuestras, ser1an
atendidas.
Convene, sostener, pues, el credito
por encima de calalquiera convenience
personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07

ces, muy capaces de emprender
cualquier trabaio y terminarlo con
exito.
A nosotros nj q nadie ie interesa
gran cosa la importation de expertos,
81 ellos al fin y al cabo, ensenasen con
sus obras, desde ell punto de vista in
telectual,. pero es Ell easo que estos
nombramientOs son, en- ell fondo, aten-
tatorios a los derchos de los puerto
rriqueflo, y a la dignidad y prestigios
de nuestras classes intelectuales, que en-
buen hora Sc olga, no necesitan men
torres que les ensenen aquello que
elias pueden hacer
Rip-Rap.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
La CO|0DIIs GSpalo|s

La Comisi6n encargada por la Jun
ia Directiva del Casino Espanol de
redactar las bases de los Estatutos y
Reglamentos, por que ha de regirse la
Colonia Espanola de la Isla de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, ha termina-
do su labor, y con fecha de hoy ell
Presidente de dicha 'Comisi6n, nom
bre de 6sta, dirige al patri6tico cen
tro la communication que sigue, en-
uni6n de las copias del proyecto de
Estatutos y Reglamentos, necesarios
para la discussion.
Dice asf:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
Un satiro precoz

Ems Ell barrie de Hato Rey, Sc ha CO.
metido un brutal delito por eI mucha-
eho Laureano Cardona, contra la nina
de siefe amos, Petra Lopez.
El juez senior Montesinos redujo q prf-
sion al precoz criminal, fi4ndole una
tianza de 1900 dollars para su ibertad
provisional
r2. ,s o., Ak
El acusado estS detenilo.
La poblaci6n esta indignada con aR
InaudIt0 atropello a una nina indefens&.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
LA FUNCIONl BENEFICA

La companla Sagi-Barba, canta esta
noche Coras61e de As"tistG, a benefcio de
la Sociedad protectora de mendigos.
En- ell tercer acto, la notable tiple Lui-
sa Vela cantara Ia canci6n napolitana
Mari, Mari y Sagi-Barba, la canci6n es-
panola Lolita.
Las damas de la Association merecen
un APPLAUSE por el entusiasmo que po-
nen en- su empresa flantr6pica, buscan-
do el concurso -yaliosisimo del gran Sagi-
Barba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07

fecci0n, y mediante los preceptos que
establezca, sera la Colonia Espanola de
Puerto Rico, en- la practica de su vida
! y desenvolvimientO, ORGANISING que pue-
da seryir de norma de gu1a a otros que
Sc estan estableciendo con urgencia Ell
distintos palses de America, para He
gar al cu4nplimiento de ideales de soil
daridad International, problema que es-
| ia planteado en- todos los puntos de
America EN- que tienen su residencia nG-
cleos de espanoles, cualquiera que sea
su importancia
De diversos punt0s del pals recibimos
demostraciones de interes, casi de justifi-
cada impaciencia, porque Sc de forma al
gran pensamiento que engendro la pa
tri6tica iniciativa, y para calmar ta-
les anfelos, que honran no POGO quie-
nes los experimentan, es que nos apre-
suramos hoy dar cabida al doeumento
de La remission del proyecto de bases, que
a nombre de sus compa1eros sr1scribe
Ell seiOr Balbas
Dentro de breves dfas, seg6n Sc nos
ha informado, ell digno Presidente del
Casino seilor Sarmiento, hara la CORES
pOndlente convocatoria q los centres es-
panoles establecidos en- ell pals, y de la
reunion que Sc celebre surgira esplen-
dida y vigorosa la organization de Ia
Colonia Espanola de La Isla de San Juan
de Puerto Rico, que tan felices frutos de
lndole moral y patri6tica ha de dar para
10 porvenir, propendiendo, no solo 4
constitulr ell exponente de la PERSONAL
dad hispana en- esta Isla, sino q estable-
GER aquellos lazos morales que virtual
mente existen con ell pals adoptivo, y al
mismo tempo a cunplir ell supreme
ideal del engrandecimiento patrio, q vir-
tud de la creacion de aquellos organis-
mos de caracter que en- todo momento
asuman aqu1 la representation de Ia
patria ausente.
F|El Heraldo'' Sc complace coll JUS
to motive en- constituirse en- mensaieo
de noticias tales, y abriga la fundada es-
peranza de que muy pronto podra orlar
sus columnas, para lamar q todos los
vientos Ia grata nueva de la consti uci6n
definitiva de Ia Colonia Espanola de es-
ta Isla, hecho que constituira motive
de legltimo orgullo para los espanoles
aqui RESIDENCES y para la misma Madre
Patria.
(Dei "Heraldo Espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-07


Sr. Presidente del Casino Espanol de
San Juan de Pto. Rico.
En- cumplimiento del honroso encar-
go que por la Junta Directiva de ese
patri0tico centric, "a la que tenemos ell
honor de pertenecer, nos fue conferi-
do en- reciente session, nos es muy gra-
to remitir a usted copia del proyecto
de bases, por nosotros redactado, pa
ra la Constitution del la Colonia Espa-
nola de la Isla de San Juan de Puerto
Rico.
En- esta modesto obra, de SECURE de-
fciente, como todo cuanto procede del
humane esfuerzo en- cualquiera de sus
forma, hemos puesto, 81 no una gran
dosis de i1teligencia, al menos toda
nuestra voluntad, inspirandonos en- ell
mas vivo deseo de acierto, en- las di-
f1ciles y completes cuestiones que ne
cesariamente han de ir aparejadas q
organization de tai 1ndOle.
Como es complemento de nuestra
mission acompanar q este trabajo aque-
Has ideas tendencies La organization
de la Colonia Espanola, a que dichas
bases Sc referen, seanos l1cito indicar
usted y "a los dignos miembros de la
Junta DIRECTIVE del Casino Espanol,
nuestro companeros, aquellos otros
elementos cOmplementarios de la orga-
nizaci6n que Sc busca, y que constituye
ell justo anhelo de todos los espailoles
residences en- este pals.
Procede, a nuestro juicio, en- primer
termino, dirigir atenta invitaci6n q los
centres de caracter espanol que en- la
lsla funciOnan, para que Sc dignen de-
signar dos delegados a una Junta Ge-
neral constituyente, que debera tener
efecto en- esta Capital, q fin de dar lee
tura al Proyecto de bases que va ad-
Junt0, introducir las enmiendas que Sc
cream procedentes, una vez realizado
este trabajo, con la aprobaci6n defniti-
va de los Estatutos y Reglamentos, cum
plir los requisites de La ley y enviar CO.
pia de aquellos, no solo los mismos cen
tros anteriOrmente convocados, sinO q
las personas mas caracterizadas de cada
localidad, en- donde no los hubiere, in
vitandolas a que Sc adhieran y que to-
10 TeRr i L.
cal.
En- segundO terminO, una vez aprOba-
dos los Estatutos y Reglamentos enviar
copia de los mismos las Colonias 10
Gales que Sc organizer dentro del mes
siguiente a La fecha de La citada prime
ra Junta General Constituyente, invi-
tandolas una Asamblea General, que
sera la primera ordinaria de la organi-
zaci6n, en- La que Sc designara La Junta
Directiva y Sc cumpliran los demas pre-
ceptos, que diehos Estatutos y Regla-
mentos, va enmendados, establezcan.
iEs cuanto Sc nos ocurre sugerir en-
materia de organiZaci6n salvo mejor pa
recer de Vds., Y poniendonos incondi-
q las 6rdenes de esa Junta
nos suscribimos de " attos companerOs
S. S.
Por Ia Comisi6n,
Y. B0lb6s.
(Presjdente).
Como por ell anterior documento sc
puede yer, Ia cOmisi6n nombrada para
redactar las bases que 81 acompa6an,
no pone La menor dosis de amor propio
en- trabajo.
Establece desde luego la posibilidad Y
hasta Ia conveniencia de que este sea
depurado por una comisi6n de los CEN
tros espanoles va establecidos; y es muy
SECURE que, de tai suerte procediendo, la
obra Sc acercars 10 mas possible la per-