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DE LA Asoc1AcIoN

ARTICULO El nombre legal
titulo por ell cual sera conocida esta
Association es: LIGA AGRICoLA DE
ARTICULO II Fl lugar donde ha
de establecer 81 ohcina principal en-
la Isla de Puerto Rico es ia ciudad dc
..... cane
Numero
ARTICULO III El periodo de item
pc por Ell cual Sc constituye esta Aso
ciacion es indehnido
ARTICULO " Esta asociaci6n tie
ne por obieto
(a) La organization de asociaciones
de agricultores cooperativas de credi
to, production consume. Ia propa
ganda de las ideas que sirven dc fun
damento los sistemas cooperativos
por todos los medios legales. valiendo
Sc de la conferencia. el periodico y ell
libro.
(b) Trabaiar. utilizando todos los
medios a su alcance por el progreso en-
el termino municipal de Ia Agricuitu
la de todas las ndustrias que de
ella Sc derivan; dando atencion prefe
rente a los meiores metodos de siembra
cultivo. a la selection dc semillas.
anansis del suelo election de ahonos
2 la mejor preparation de los frutos
para el mercado, y a Ia meiora de las
razas de ganado animales domcsti
cos
(c) Gestionar en- Ia Legislature ID
presentation de leyes que tienden al 20
mento dc Ia Agricultural maiorar
la condicion social y economica de LOS
pequenos agrcultores. estudiar y
construir un sistema complete DC eami
nos vecinaies
(d) A servir de intermediate entire
ell agrcultor el DEPARTMENT. de
Agricultural Trabaio a fin dc ohte
ner su cooperation para todos los pro
positos antes expuestos para "a ex
tincion de los animales pertudiciales 2
Ia Agriculture de las enfermedades
de las plantas
(e) GeSbohdl Sc hdsa eAlthstNt
Puerto Rico Ia Ley Federal dc Credi
tos Agricolas.
CO Celebrar concursos. ferias y ex
posiciones agricolas.
(g) Oar los asociados toda ciaso
de informes de precios de semillas. abo
nos, heramientas maquinas de ira
baio, en- general de cuantos articalos
de comercio nteresen al agricultor. asi
como los precios que en- los mereados
lel exterior tengan los productos asr
colas de Puerto Rico
(h) Hacer toda otra gestion que iuz
que necesara Y cualquier otra labor
concerniente al progreso dc IA Asricul
tura regional
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DE LOS AsocIADos
ARTIcuLo v


Para ser miembro de esta asocia
ci6n es necesario ser agricultor bona
ide del termino municipal de
solicitar el ingreso por medic
lie nm escrito Ia Junta de Duecto
res expresando su nombre. el de Ia fin
ca, diciendo 81 es propia o arrondada.
i barrio eli que radica. el numero TO
tai de cuerdas. tierras cultivadas y SIN
cultivos, claso de cstos comprome
i6ndose a cumplir las prescriptions
le este Reglamento.
ARTICULO
Para ser aceptado cl SO ici'au'a No.
cesita obtener las dos tercrra parties
del numeyo de vo.os de los eubros
de la Junta presen es en- "a on en-
que Sc de cuenta c.n "a solic ad
ARTICULO
FL certiacado dc .ooio crpe lido
favor del candidate ac ptad. era in
transmisiblo y SC entire ara a intcre-
sado despues de pagar csc ia cuota de
entrada
ARTICULO 8
En- cualquier tempo n.a Ia Junta
de Directories determine que un miem.
bro liza deiado dc ser agricultor bona
hde de la municipalidad el certihcado
de miembro le sera cancelado, y desde
ese momento dejara de psrmanecer
la Liga.
ARTICULO o.
Cada miembro pagara M Quota de
entrada de cinco pesos (s500) una
quota annual con arreglo a la siguiente
escala:
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AIah DIA COMO HOY I
L@F$ S]TS
"Recordar es vivir."---Dante.
10 DE JULIO DE 1889
Puerto Rico despide, con vftOres y apIausOs
al General COntreraS

rindiendo, fementida cortesana,
a la lisonja vii facil tribute.
Severa y noble en- su infortunio grave,
alta la frente le laurel cenida,
pudo plegar su vuelo, como el ave
que junto al crater del volcan anida;
pero nunca, olvidando su grandeza,
Sc arrastro, por lograr SECURE asiento,
al amparo de abrupta fortaleza
nj la sombra de alcazar opulento.
Hija heroica del genio de Castillo,
celosa de su estirpe soberana,
conserva aun la majestad de Ercilla
ell orgullo indomable de Quintana
Y antes q. Sc prosterne Sc derrumbe
la dignidad viril de que blasona,
sucumbira Glen veces. cual sucumbe
el pueblo de Numancia de Corona.
Hoy Ia voz de Borinquen. conmovida,
los ecos LENA de los patrios lares,
aqui viene arrullar tn despedida
con el aspero son de sus cantares.
Cyela, general: ella no miente,
III mancha de sus alas ell armino,
nj fngir sabe la ansiedad ardiente
hi los vivos trasportes del carino.
Un dia la tormenta desatada
sobre nosotros con furor rugia;
todo un pueblo su atonita mirada
hacia la egregia Espana convertia
La madre, al fin. calmaba tanto duelo.
y ell ii vimos el iris de bonanza
que ilumino el confin de nuestro cielo
con la aurora boreal de la esperanza.
TIL mano tremolaba por doQuiera
de la ley ell magnifico estandarte,
Themis reparaba, justiciera,
Ia sanguinaria ofuscaci6n de Marie
GComo pagar la deuda contraida?
GComo cumplir la obligation sagrada,
81 Ia nave que aguarda tn partida.
presta a zarpar. Sc niece ennuestra rada?
iSalud, senior! Tras la infnita anchura
del mar que te convida con sus olas.
pronto veras radiante de ventura,
tus sonrientes playas espanolas.
Cuando rccuerdes ell penon perdido
Ell las revueltas ondas del "Caribe''
piensa que alh til nombre esclarecido
Ell cada humilde hogar culto recibe:
que aquella TERRA, calumniada un dis
conserva eternamente la memoria
del que borro con noble bizarria,
la pagina mas negra de su historic.
iQue al gallardo baiel de tn existencia
impele con sus auras la fortuna
Que a ser negues Ia augusta providencia
del pueblo ilustre que arrullo tn cuna
iQue mires siempre tn carroza uncido
ell genio tutelar de la victoria,
triunfes de la muerte del olvido
bajo I'm pliegue del manto de la gloria.
Luiz MUNOZ RIVERA.
Julio de 1889.
Escrita por encargo de la juventud
portoriquela.
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AL GENERAL CoNTRERAs EN- sU
PARTIDA
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hasta el diez dc noviembre de 1887 ell
que asumio, interinamente. ell mando
supreme de la Capitania general, cesan-
do el diez de Julio de 1880 ell cuya fe-
cha ell pueblo puertorriQueno le hizo
una despedida que no ha tenido igual
Ell la historic dc IA isla. A su paso las
damas puertorriquenas arrojaban flores
dcsde les BALCONIES y el pueblo eli masa
- disputaba ell arrastrar el coche ell que
10 acompanaba la nobihsima matrona
dona Rafaela Dolz de Contreras; asi,
entire vitores y aplusos recorrio todo ol
trayecto desde ell palacio de la Forta-
leza hasta ell muelle de San Juan.
En- 1890 fue vocal de la Junta supe-
rior consultiva de Guerra, EN- la que ce-
so ell mil ochocientos noventa tres por
haber ascendido a Tcniente general, gra-
do con el cual paso a ocupar la Conan
dancia general del cuerpo y cuartel de
Invalidos.
Por Real Decreto de febrero de 1906,
paso la reserva del ej6rcito, y, ell el
aho 1908, dejo de existir tan bizarre ge-
neral espanol
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ARTICULO 10

Ell miembro que dele dc pagar
su vencimiento Ia Quota que le cores
ponde despues de requerido por tres
veces, Sc considerara fuera de Ia Ii
ga.
ARTICULO IL
Los miembros de Ia Liga tendran
derecho a todos los benefcios obtenidos
por gestiones de la Association y estan
obligados suministrar Ia Junta Di-
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ARTICULO g

Propictario d.
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LANCING SOCIETIES
MASONIC

MASONIC
Triplet Gap Lodge No e77 meets
9th Saturday of each month,
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highly-ornate orange one or haunting
length, embroidered with black beads
and set at a most rakish angle.
"Why, Aunt Janet, how. Why
stammered Laura and between gasps
Eds coming tonight. you know"
said Aunt Janet, "and when he sees
my new bow"
We turned and fed. The sight OF
Aunt Janet standing there as demurely
as the bow would permit was too much
for our tender young minds. Then we
planned the performance for the eve
ming. / was delegated to watch for
Ed Saunders on the porch and tell the
girls when he turned In at the gate.
had been out on the porch a few
minutes when / saw him coming up
the walk to the house. There had been
loud voices echOing from the living
room before, but now they seemed to
pound forth, and amid gales of mirth
/ could hear the words: AUNT Janet's
new bow. He's sure to take notice.
wonder how she found" And then
the voices trailed Off into indistinguish-
able sounds; and Ed heard as much OF
this as I had. Just as started to
bolt, he came up to me and grasped
me by the arm.
"Aunt Janet's new beau-what do
you know about it?" He fairly splut-
tered the words, and then with two
strides he made for the front door. only
to be confronted by Aunt Janet wreath
ed in broad beams of welcome, the
orange bow bristling with Importance
in all it's grandeur. BY this time the
family had circled round the two, and
we all heard Ed say: Janet, Janet.
HI-you'll keep the old beau now,
won't you, Janet? And then" the
words stuck.
OF course, Aunt Janet attributes the
success Of the plan to the new bow,
but Laura and / think differently.
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Use Time Properly.

Happy is the man who early learns
the Importance Of using and not abus-
ing his time, for hours and years lost
early in life are more costly than II
lost in later life, when the mind has
passed its formative stage and habits
have become fixed. Time is the
uuintescence of democracy. To every
human being, king or cOmmOner, en-
peror or serf, 1t deals out with even
hand "a hoalrs day, neither more nor
less. Time is the chisel given each
one Of us to carve our monument
r. G. Forbes.
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CANCER HAS VARIOUS ORIGIN
Peculiar Customs, lt Has Been Proved,
Are Frequently Cause Of Terri.
rible Disease.

In parts Of China where the head Is
shaved by public BARRIERS the razors
Used are often dull and full Of hicks.
and the irritation of this scraping
,ften causes cancer. Chinese men suf-
Ter from cancer Of the pharynx and
esophagus due to their habit OF eat
ing very hot rice, which is thrown into
he mouth forcibly with chop sticks.
Chinese women eat after their lords
and masters, when the rice is cold,
and they never have this kind OF can
Ger. In India much cancer Is caused
by the chewing Of betel nuts. In
Kurdistan, India. the natives wear
baskets filed with hot Goals across
their abdomens to protect them from
the cold, and more than 80 per cent
of all the cancer in that region forms
in the abdomen and groin, while in other
countries such cancers are very rare
Major w. ]. Mayo, war department lee"
lures.
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$500
Will pay for years subscription
to the Morgan County Press.
Chancery Sale of Land


In obedience toa decree of the Chan
Gerry Court at Wartburg, made in the
case of Jellico Grocery Company ct al VS.
Hartman & Northeastern Coal Co., ct
al. will, on Saturday, April 5, 1oIo, at
noon. in front of tile Court House door in
Wartburg, sell to the highest and best
bidder, the tract of land, in said decree
described, being certain parcel OF land
lying in the First Civil District of Nor
gan County, Tenn, near Coalheld, and
being the land upon which the Hartman
& Northeastern Coal Companys store
building is situated, containing about one
acre more or less.
Said sale will be for q cash and the re-
mainder upon credit of six and twelve
months and in bar of the equity of re-
demption Notes, drawing interest from
the day of sale, will be required of the
purchaser, with good personal security;
and lien will be retained on the pro-
perty sold, as further security.
This March l, IoIo.
r. A. DAVIS
Clerk & Master.
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''Do you suppose he'll ask her to-
night, Maidie?" piped up Laura from
her seat near the window.
Niaidie only laughed and answered
'Maybe, with the surprise Aunt Janet's
planning"
We both clamored around her and
tried to learn what the surprise was.
But as she refused to tell us we lett
the room rather sulkily. 1t was then
laura told me of Aunt Janet's beau-
Ed Saunders, escorted her to meetings
on Tuesday, walked home with her
from church on Sunday, and literally
carried her around with him the rest
Of the week with a most dominant air
of prOprietOrship.
"rhis state of affairs" said Laura,
''has been going on for about seven
years and yet Ed had never asked Aunt
Jane to marry him, and the family are
getting rather impatient"
| knew there were many wild specu-
lations as to the reason for Eds atti-
tude toward Aunt Janet, but Laura's
version came nearer being right than
any.
ED was too sure of Aunt janet"
chirped she. "All he needed was
Jolt to take him out of the mastertul
air he paraded when with Aunt Janet"
could control my curiosity no long
er, so l turned to Laura.
"What do you suppose the surprise
is? This morning" / didn't hnish'
for shrieks of laughter were coming IN
torrents from the room above (Aunt
Janet's) and l could distinguish Maid
les shrill voice saying: But where
did you get 1t, Aunt Janet, It's really
too" And again she went on into
gales.
Laura and / needed no urging. with
one bound we had made the top OF the
stairs, and fairly flung ourselves into
Aunt Janet's room. There. doubled up
on the floor, sat Maidie rocking In
paroxysms Of laughter. and mother
with her face working spasmodically
tried to keep back the smile which nov
cred round her lips. but finally burst
out in howl OF laughter. And Aunt
Janet-we took one look and collapsed
Standing in the center of the room
with a very grim expression she
stood. wearing In place OF her somber
black bow a gOrgSausly-eOlOred and
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tor the summer. It's sure jolly to find
an old friend close by. Now ! think
Il you will trust me again I'll drive
Aunt Sue home and then We can re-
sumo our Talk"
Later in the evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. Pembe-ton returned they were
very much surprised to find their
daughter entertaining a young man ON
the piazza, but whom Beth told them
her story and after. they were intro
iuced he was made most welcome. and
this welcome was lasting one. for the
following year he became a son-in-law
10 Mr.. PembertOn. Esq.
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THE PEMBERTONS
by SARAH q. IN0HAM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wright, 1913, by the MCCLURE Ne"s-
paper Syndicate.)

paper 0ShUCoI0P
Beth was aroused from her reading
BY a heavy chugging sound outside.
Looking out she saw young man
darling here and there about large
touring car. Evidently something had
gone wrong with the machine.
Pulling out his watch he exclaimed
20 himself, "Only ten minutes to catch
Aunt Sue on that train. I've got to
make it somehow. All / know what
I'll do. Perhaps / can borrow that
horse / see in there"
Beth was all alone and grew quite
excited when she saw the young man
running toward the back door, for al
ready she had thought that he was
rather nice. She answered the hur-
sried knock, and the young man said,
"Excuse me, madam, but could bor-
row your horse and carriage that see
out there? My machine has broken
down, and I'm to meet my aunt at the
station Id eight minutes. really must
be there. I'd take good care OF your
property and return 1t very soon II
Beth was puzzled. Should she let
her prize horse go into the hands OF
stranger, and what would her parents
say If she did?
Seeing that she hesitated, the young
man drew a card from case, passed
It to her and said, "You know my ma
chine is yours until your outfit is re-
turned to you. You really would
oblige me so much If you would let
me take it."
Were her eyes deceiving her, or was
It really true that she had known this
young man before? While a young
girl, and when visiting an aunt In New
York, she had met at party boy by
this name, and perhaps 1t was the
same one.
Ten minutes seemed like hours now,
for the young maid was quite anxious
for the return of the stranger. No
wonder they hadn't recognized each
other, for it had been six years since
they had met.
The incoming train gave its usual
e0Tlll lOOI anu DelH plSluACu AuAt ONS
aiighting from 1t, with the assistance
of her nephew. All they were coming
down the road now. Black Beauty
was prancing along at high speed,
knowing that her mistress was waiting
Tor her.
"Well. we're back safe and sound.
and | surely appreciate the loan of
-FOUR outfit. i see you are guarding
my carl mean yours, ha, ha. This
Is my aunt, Miss"
"PembertOn," interrupted Beth.
"PembertOnl Did you say Pember-
Ton?
"Why, say. are you the Ruth Penn
Serton that visited the Smiths in New
FORK about six years agO?"
81 think can answer for that per-
son, NJ. Primrose" and now she dis
played two delightful dimples.
Hands were shaken and rapid con-
EersatiOn commenced. you see we
arrived Monday from New York, and
&c are staying at the Burns cottage
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To The Creditors of the
Oakdale Drug Co.
Clerk & Master.

In obedience to an order made by the
Chancery Court at Wartburg, in the case
of the Chapman Drug Co ct al, VS. The
Oakdale Drug Co, ct al, the creditors OF
said company are hereby notified to have
themselves made parties to said cause by
petition, and to file and prove their
claims against said Company in said
cause, on or before the first day of Aug
ust, Io1o, or they may be excluded from
the benefits of said suit, and from shar-
ing in the assets of said Company.
Said creditors and claimants are, also
hereby notified that by order of said
Court, in said cause they, and each of
them, are enjoined from instituting any
suit against said Company, otherwise
than by petition in said pending cause,
as aforesaid,
This Feb. II, 1919.
r A DAVIS,
Clerk & Master,
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JANET'S BEAU
BY AUGUSTA LEWIS.

Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndcate.)
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filed against him in said Court, by An
ME Francis or other wise the bill will be
taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Morgan County Press, newspa-
per published in Morgan County, Tenn.
This the 9th day of February, 1919.
r. A. DAVIS,
Clerk & Master
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COUNTY OFFICIALS

John A. Jones, County Judge
II. c. Byrd Sheriff.
GU Howard Trustee.
S. H. Jestes, County Court Clerk.
>Chas w. Summer, Circuit Court Clerk
r.. A. Davis, Clerk and Master
w. B. Crenshaw, Register
w. H. Jackson, Tax Assessor.
w. d. Jones, Coroner.
N. 3. Melton. County Surveyor.
A. B. Peters. County Superintendent
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Joe Qualls Admir-. ,

VS. 49,
Citizens Bank & Trust Company ct al
All creditors, and other persons in'
terested in the estate of w. A. Qualls'
deceased. are hereby ordered to come
forward, and exhibit their demands
and have themselves made parties 10
the bill in this cause. within the time
prescribed by law. or they will be for
ever barred. This order will be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the
Morgan County Press. r
This March 4 IolS.
r. A. DAVIS.
Clerk & Master
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Pointer for Charity Seekers.

Don't write begging letters. They're
too easily thrown into the waste bas-
ket. If your charity is worthy call In
person and dare them to throw you
into the waste Observation-Disclosures.
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SOCIETIES
/. o. o. r.

1. o. o. r.
MOUNT TABOR LODGE No asa. meets inIl
IF. hail Sverv First and Third Saturdayin
he month
z. K. Do,ison. N. 9.
=. H, 81 OFT. Secy
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MASONIC LODGE

HI. erald Lodge No 377 meets every
Saturday night on or before each full
moon.
TIA MORRIS, WIN
L RIESDEN. Secy.
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JR. O. U. A. NJ.

Wartburg Council No Is Jr. O.. U. A.
M. Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday in each
monht. Visiting brethren welcome.
C. l.. KREIS. C.
w. w. WILSON: r, S.
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