From the E!adr;i Gazette.
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ROYAL Decree, ordering the Free-masons


taken in Flagrantc, to be punished with


in the third day, confornably to the laws.


A lodge of Free masons having beer
seized in the city of Grenada, through the
activity and zeal of the police, in the act Of
holding their dGak meeting, clothed in their
ridiculoGs garments, and surrounded by the
Instruments and cmbiems used by this rep
rebate sect, the enemy of the altar and the
throne; and it being proper to punish in an
exemplary manner, and in conformity to tho
laws and my Royal DEGREES, so shameless
an audacity on the part of these criminals,
which has scandalized my faithful and re-
lgious subjects, have thought fit to de-
cree as follows.


Art. lst. All the persons seized in the fla
grant act aforesaid, in the Frcema, ons'
Lodge of Grenada, shall, within the per-
cmptory term OF three days after the publ
cation Of this my Royal Decree in the said
city, undergo the punishments imposed by
the laws of these my Kingdoms, and mort
particularly by my Decree of the 1st Aug
1924. (meaning death.)


I'd. All who may be hereafter apprchcnd-
ed, in whatsoever part of the kingdom it may
be, IN the same manner as those of Grena-
,ia have been, shall be tried and punished
in the same peremtory term of three days,
&c. Signed by the King.


San Ildefonso, hag. 2l. 1926.


| An intelligent American wr..cs from
Spain, that it was believed there, that a civ
grow on Of the recent Presidential election