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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-27
ALAMBRES
con pdas venden baratos Mullenhoff Korber.

con puas Venden DaratOs MuIIenhoff ' korber 9
El gusto de MADEIRA que toman los vinos,
cuando Sc les pone en- cuhas que no estan ben
lavadas Sc hace desaparecer,. 81 es muy mar
cado, trasegandolas menudo a barriles nuevos
y bien azufrados, acudiendo una clarifca-
ci6n con cola gelatina Lain6. Como, cuando
el gusto es muy pronunciado, el vino ha toma.lo
de la MADEIRA una mayor cantidad de tanino Sc
puede entonces repetir una dos veces esta clari-
fcacion. Seg6n que el gusto ne MADEIRA sea de-
bll marcado, despues de este tratamiento desa-
parece completamente, dsminuye Sc modif-
ca de tai suerte, que deia de ser desagradable
molesto. Mezclando ell vino con otro, despues de
haber hecho un ensayo preliminar, Sc logra al
fin eliminar todo resto de aquel gusto. En- de-
terminadas circunstancias en- los vinos j6venes
Sc puede hacer perder este gusto por fermenta-
ci6n
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Madrid 8 Mario 1894.
Sr. Director de stLA CORRESPONDENCE ;

Sr. Director de ella CORRESPONDENCE"
La primavera, mis- queridas lectoras, sonrien.
do oen los campos con los primeros dias del moons
tante Mario, ha obrado completa metam6rfosis
en- la moda Desaparecieron las incertidumbres
que por espacio de I'm mes preocuparan 4 nues-
tras be1las, y hoy Sc sabe ya con caracter defni
two, que dos teas el mao6ye Ell encaje seran los
principales auxilares de Ia elegancia en- la esta-
ci6n de las flores. No nos extrafa: del encaie
jamas aciertan prescindir las damas es IN
adorno tan dlstinguidoi 1Favorece tanto idea
liza de tai suerte la fgura femeninal En- cuanto
al nsosre, es tambien una tela bell1sima hoy que
los tegfdos antiques estan de moda, Sc debia esta
reparaci6n al MORE, ostentosamente usado por
nuestras abuelas, en- los dias de 81 lejana juven-
tud
Dfcennos de Paris, que Sc usaran predilecta-
mente las chaquetas cortas, con faldones muy aca-
nalados segdn Sc levaron las levitas este invier-
no, adicionandoles una novedad sumamente afro.
sal ampias mangas formadas por inf1fitos volan--
tes de encaje dispuesto de mil maneras. "A capri
cho de Ia antojadiza fantasia POGO POGO nos des.
prendemos del rutinarismo abrumador que antes
informaba todas las eYoluciones del gusto, cuan,
,tQ mas aaGhQ GampQ ~ dejp. q ingsntss3 Eau,
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Sc ha disuelto la sociedad que en- Lares gil
raba bajo la raz6n de MARQUEE Alcoves que
dando su liquidation cargo de otra nueva que
Sc ha tornado con la frma MARQUEE Ca, de la
cual son socios gestores don Baltazar MARQUEE
Colon v comandatarios los Sres MARQUEE Ca.
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- Cnrnisi6r de la l.(lrnz Rnia,, -on AGann

La Comlslon de la ''Uruz #RoJa en- ManatI
ha quedado constitufda por los senores sguientes:
Presidents: Lcdo. don Francisco J. Mater Vice
Presidentes: Pbro. don Juan Sabat Llauger don
Fidel Benero, Contador: don Arturo Quintero,
Vlce-C Contador: Lcdo. don Clemente Ramirez
Depositario don Josefno Par6s, Director de al
mac6n don Andres Cambralla, Secretario: don
Jose A. Montanez, ce-Secretario: don Alfre-
do Salazar
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Una buena noticia para Gaicia: De una CO.
rrespondencia que pubhca un colega de Madrid
entresacamos el siguiente parrafo:
stLos vinos galegos expuestos en- la Exposi-
cion vinIcola de San Francisco de California gus
tan mucho en- los Estados- Unidos He ah{ un
mercado que esta SIN explotar que deberfamos
ltilizar los espanoles'
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Ell 25 del corriente no Aa6la Uegqdo auu q
Guayanilla el paquete de LA CORRESPONDENCE
del 81 del mes en- curse. Realmente es una deli.
cia Ell servicio de Comunicaciones en- Pto.-Rico
Verdad es que es caro-, pero en- cambio, verdad
es que no puede ser peor.
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YICIOS FIN DE 8lGLO
LA MoRFINo N "A NJ a
FUNoIoNEg 1NrELEoTUALEg

Precisa tener en- cuenta para hacerse cargo
de lbs trastornos de Ia inteigencia de los escla-
vos de la morfna que 6stos, en- su gran mayorla,
son individuos predispuestos & todos los afectos
pasionales, en- sus antecedentes hereditarios en-
contraremos nlenudo datos que nos pondran en-
guardia acerca de estos enfermos. la histeria
con sus excentricid dades las Yesanias, las afecciQ
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BAZAAR DE la FXPOSTGTON
No Olvidarse de que ALI venden infinidad de OBJ
etos curosOs mas baratos que ninguna parte sd

Por los guardias Clemente Ramos Gonzalez
Fernando Gonzalez Guisado del puesto de la
Guardia Civil de Juncos, fu6 detenido en- el ba.
rrio de Ceiba del Sur, Magdaleno Flores, recla-
mado por ell Juzgado municipal en- causa que Sc
lie sigue por heridas causadas Jose Dolores; Dor
los del de Piedras, Vitores de Maria Gonzalez v
Engenio Rojo Aldea, en- Ell barrio Arenas Libo-
rio Castro, por desobediencia al comsario del re-
ferido barrio; por los del de. Arroyo Jacinto
Abad Lopez Antonio Cancio Remigio, ell veci-
cino del barrio de Laurel, Basilio Santiago, re-
cl'mado por ell Juzgado municipal; por ell cabo
comandante del de Rio-grande Mateo Goicochea
Pardr eles y guardia Doroteo Meero Ortiz, en- ell
barrio Jimenez Jaime Vivas %, por hurto de
arroz Isaac Ortiz
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Hemos dido decr que en- breve Sc publicara
en- esta Capital un nuevo diario polftico defensor
de las ideas republicans, y que Sc propone con-
veneer al partido autonomista que debe declarar-
Sc partidario de aquellas ideas e ingresar en- ell
grupo de los posibilistasg .7 -
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Cr6niCa eIegante para las damas.

(Escrsto erprssonaeste para LA CoRREsPoNDrNo1A)
Moir9 encaje je-Ecos de Parfs-Detalles de-
buen gusto.-Botones orbatas.-Sombreros
de primavera PA Panuelos fantasfa.-Colores We
nenosos-La Semana Santa madrilena-La
moda las flores
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RdIIetes u I.s Ert-NoreEtn0a.tss
ID Id Mad RID

10 mil billetes Sc sorteari el 10 de Abril proxinO
De venta en- la peuqueria LAURAK BAT. San Francis
co 42. l54
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Ha fallecido en- Guayanilla edad muy
avanzada, Ell apreciable Sr. don Mauricio
Pagan muy estimado en- aquela localidad
Enviamos su afigida familia nuestro mas
sentido pesame R. l. P
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Han sido nombradas Presidentas de la "Cruz
Roja" en- Camuy, la senora dona Emilia REYES
de Arrieta Quebradillas, la sonora dona Ra-
faela Ibarra
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q ofrecer en- sacrifcio una ella para pedir se-
aplaque la colera de Cupido terlnine la peste de
palomas mensaieras."
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Anoehe tuvo lugar la Jnnta .

Anoche tuvo lugar la Junta general extraor
dinaria de la sociedad de socorros mutuos "Los
Amigos del Bien Pdblico" y no obstante ser de-
sahogada la situaci6n fnanciera de la misma, Sc
acord6 ell restablecimiento de los negocios de
pr6stamos fjandose estos ell inter6s del SO por
LOO annual sea el nensual
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I'm amigo de Camuy nos escribe: LAS fies-
tas de Sema9a Santa . pues asf: nuestro digno
parroco ha hecho cuanto pudo para darles el ma
yor brillo possible, pero Ia pobreza en- el material
della Iglesia coartaba sus esfuerzos. El ritual Sc
cumpli6 medida de los recursos La concu.
rreneia los cultos no tan numerosa como en-
amos anteriores- El sahado hubo corrida general
de Judas en- chivos, gatos burrosy yeguas. Has
ia una Judas form6 parte de la cabalgata. Esto
oue es anti-blblico, pues la historic no nos dice
que la mujer de Iscariote tuviera ingerencia en-
Ia traici6n de su marido, no le vemos otra expli.
caei6a que "a Dc geprasaia pop ioa 9ltmQs Vaiaos,
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Copiamos de un peri6dico de Santiago de
Cuba:
"El redactor de Ez Liberal Y director de La
Defensa, peri6dicos de Manzanillo (Cuba) D. Zoli-
diano de Zavas fue agredido en- su casa por un
asesino el del corriente que lie dispar6 un tiro
de revolver causandole herida, baio la tetilla
izquierda de caracter tan grave que hace tener
por la vida del companero."
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a VT s O

De conformidad con las dltimas cotizaciones
del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos, desde el
dia prirnero del mes de Abril pr6ximo Sc carga.
"a, en- todas las transiciones ociales de este con
sulado sus agencias de Ia isla ell cambio de
794 p.S sobre la plata mexicana Puerto-Rico,
Mario "a de 1894. El Consul de los Estados
Unidos de America. John D. Hail. al
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NOTICIAs GENERATES

En- el Baneo Espanol ha sido precise reyisar
cerca de qusnientos NIL pesos en- moneda fraccona-
ria para separar la resellada, de La cual han re-
sultado veinte mil doscientos pico de pesos.
Ha sido un trabaio fmprobo delicado que en-
echo dias Sc ha hecho con solo los empleados de
la GAIA, cuyo frente Sc encuentra nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Antonio Acha.
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La goleta "Elefante" condujo de Ponce
esta Capital 1000 sacos azdcar.
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La Directiva del Casino de Artesanos, de
esta Ciudad la componen los senores siguientes:
Presidente d. Tomas Muriel Fald Vice
presidente D. Juan T. Valencia. Contador, Don
Pedro R. Cantre Tesorero, D. Jose G. Beltran
ro-Tesorero, D. Facundo Valencia. Secretario
Don Damian Gonzalez. Pro-Secretario, D. Es-
teban Morales Vocales f. Pena, D. Euse-
bio n Delgado, D. BaIbino Castro, D. Jose Rive.
ras, d. Juan Riveras, D. Jose c. Landor.
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Por el vapor Gazttata procedente de Alema--
MIA han llegado seiscientas resmas de papel para
IA CORRESPONDENCE por el vapor ingles Tur.
quoise que salio de New Y orz ell dia ID, espera-
mos otras quinientas resmas
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Sc encuentra en- esta Capital el reputado ga.
leno nuestro apreciable amigo don Luis Vadi,
yecino de Ia Aguada Grata pelmsnencia e
deseamqs entFe nosotros,
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cheeks. How icy hearts can turn out
scalding tears the reader may not un-
derstand, but it can be done if you get
the right style Of poetic license.
Kathleen, you must humiliate your
self, fear, or the great chasm betwixt
you and Sylvester will go on yawning
more and more until at last some fine
day you will read in The Weekly Blat-
ter that Sylvester has chosen another.
OF course he did wrong to kick your
dog. You regarded it as personal af-
front, but possibly he did it as~an act Of
mere buoyancy of spirits.
I know young man who is as hand
some as a picture, with voice that
thrills one from main truck to keelson,
so to speak, and with an eye like pam
sy blossom, yet once he kicked his aged
amt in the chest and drank up all Of
her pudding brandy. In less than two
years he was sorry about it and borrow
ed So of her. And SO Sylvester may
mean all right. He is impulsive. Such
men often make the best of husbands.
I would rather have such one than to
marry a man who would sulk over his
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victuals and get ii my way Ii the
kitchen while was trying to do up my
housewrrk or argue doctrinal questions
while the children licked all the dress
ing of dollars worth OF new Fly paper.
I'd rather have Sylvester, with his
rashness and repentance, than literary
man who has to go out among the neigh
bors to get fresh mess Of fullsome
praise every little while in order to sus-
tain life.
The most unhappy wife ever knew
married a genius It was the wedding
Of q sweet little duckling to swooping
saglet. While he was an eaglet he and
the duckling hunted grasshoppers to-
gether, but one day the young eagle saw
with his keen and flashing eye hum
ming bird ON the corner Of golden
cloud, and he scared away. He was not
at home for supper, and ever after that
he turned up his Roman nose at the
tame life of the ducklet. He began to
notice the width Of her yellow feet and
to compare her parenthetical legs with
the slender ankles of the thrush, and
the gentle call of his domestic wife
grated harshly on his ears after he had
been soaring around in the thin air for
a week listening to the lark and living
on channels chops among the snowy
mantled Alps, while his plumage was
patted with applause.
A4xl- AMe
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TWO Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, Ill, was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr.. Thomas Eggers, 139 Florida
St. San Francisco, suffered from q
dreadful cold, approaching consump-
ton, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. It is such results, of which
these are samples. that prove the
efficacy of this medicine in coughs
and colds. Trial bottles at Schmahl
4 Co.'S drug store. Regular size Soc.
and $1.OO. 5
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SOME ~ !? ANSWERED
8u-l NYE WRITES ABOUT Mr.. PULL
MAN AND HIS CARS.
He Then Disposes Of Few Disputed Points
Of Etiquette With Graceful savoir Faire
and Replies Teelingly to Daisy Bell and
Copyright, 1894, by Edgar W. Nye.]

Copyright, 1894. by Edgar w. Nye.]
BUCK SHOALS, N. c., SUMNER OF '94.
philharmonic, Fresno, Cal writes:
I. "Is itnot great wrong for the work
ingmen to unite against Mr.. Pullman
because he would not pay the same
wages to his employees that he did
last year? 2. Should one fold the nap
kin on leaving table? 8. Is it proper
to accept dime from a gentleman
friend at church to put in the platter
l. Sir George Pullman has right to
reduce his wages to hired help. Of
course, as much as he desires, though
he can hardly expect that the public
will cheerfully go on paying S. per
wink for sleep in his cars if times get
any worse. He can, of course, reduce
wages in order to keep up his per
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To California without Cha = re of Cars.

The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway has
inaugIrated Tourist Pullman car service
from st. Paul and Minneapolis to San Fran
cisco, Latharp, Los Angeles, and intermedi-
ate points. via Kansas City, Denver, Salt
Lake; ogden and Sacramento. The car is
attached to train leaving st. Paul. $50,
Minneapolis, 1929. a. m. each Thursday
The berths are upholstered and completely
furnished and the car is accompanied by
colored porter, who gives you the same at
tentlon as though you were in palace
sleeper. There is also provided cooking
range, which is at the service of all patrons,
as well as two commOdious lavatories
These excursions are known as the Phillips.
Albert Lea Route personally conducted ex-.
cursions, and are gaining wide popularity
Second class tickets are accepted for trans
portation, and the charge made for through
Accommodations is but $500 per double berth,
which can be shared by two persons, should
they desire to occupy the same berth. Re-
servations should be made several days in
advance, and communications addressed to
the nearest ticket agent, or A. b. QUITS,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent, al
bert Lea Route Minneapolis, MINI. 3-12
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NEWS IN MINNESOTA

st. Paul has decided to burn city gar
bage.
Moorhead schools have 51S pupils this
fall.
Elysian will issue bonds for water
works system,
Minneapolis -four took first prize at
the Iowa state fair
New Masonic hall will be built in
Fairmont, costing $1,000.
Minneapolis will have the K. of P.
national encampment in '95.
. Glencoe will vote Oct. on issuing
bonds, $25, 200, for water works.
Wheat crops in Marshall county have
turned out better than expected.
Expenses of the Hastings school board
for this school year viii be $11, 900.
The government Indian school at
Pipestone has 45 pupils for the fall term.
Wells $2O, 900 water and electric light
per cent bonds sold to Chicago firm
at par.
Fergus Falls school enrolment is al
most a thousand, and more school room
is needed.
Peoples party state committee calls
for campaign funds, in sums of Is cents
and upward.
Minnesota lumber companies lost
100, 900, 900 feet Of pine timber by the
forest fires.
Minnesota will be represented at the
deep waterways convention, Toronto,
Sept II to 20.
New waterworks at Minnesota Lake
are o k. There is water tank 60 feet
high, holding 1900 barrels.
J.J. Hill is=asked to extend the Great
Northern railroad from Duluth into the
mining country to the north.
Minneapolis health commissioner will
compel large buildings to put in smoke
consumers that consume smoke.
The Minneapolis exposition building
may be turned into warehouse, as
certain parties have made good offers
for lease.
There is talk Of erecting memorial
tablet at the Hinckley Lutheran ceme-
terry, where SO many bodies have been
inferred.
J. A. Reyes of Duluth, Populist can
didate for attorney general, says his
party is growing rapidly in the iron
ranges.
The woman murdered at Duluth Aug
81 is thought to be Lena Olson, a Min
neapolis servant girl who came from
DEBORAH, La.
Richard Sharpe went to his bayfield,
near Fergus Falls and took his gun.
When he went home he took the gun
and dead bear.
Charles F. Pettingill, one of the gold
prospectors at Browns Greek, near Still.
water, unearthed, as he claims, large
lead Of gold ore.
A farmer living near Faribault
threshed oats that yielded Is bushels
per acre, and winter wheat that yielded
over 30 bushels.
Fattening hogs by wheat is being
tried near Mapleton, who hope to real.
ize from 75 cents to $3.50 bushel for
the wheat if the plan works well.
The contract between the state and
the Minnesota Thresher company,
whereby the company employs nearly
200 convicts, will not he renewed at the
ovniration Oct I
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise-A purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure
ell malarial fevers.-For cure of
headache, constipation and indiges-
ton try Electric Bitters-Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed.-Price Scots. and $1OO per bot
tie at Schmahl & Co.'S drug store, S
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Green and Dried Fruits and all Staple Gro
ceries, sold at closest prices for cash. All
goods carefully selected, and satisfaction is
guaranteed.
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California Fruit Crop.

$4,000, 900 worth raised this year. Do you
want to know where and at what profit the
golden orange is raised? Do you want to
passed California raisin grape is grown or
the luscious peach, the LOWEST prune in the
world, or the magnificent grape? Do you
district comfortably and cheaply? If you do,
address CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF INFORMA-
TON. Room 1888 Guaranty Loan Binding,
Minneapolis, MINI. $50
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CALIFORNIA; green fruit crop sent east last
year brought $5,OOO,OO If you want to-
FORNIA BUREAU OF INFORMATION. Room 1888
Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis, Mimi
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DETROIT, Sept. 10.-Charles v. Chau-
vim, rs years Of age, and wealthy and
prominent citizen Of Crosse Point
township, was found foully murdered
in his home on the Crosse Point road.
Robbery was the object.
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EDITORS ENTERTAINED AT ST. PAUL
Republican Love-Feast and Then q Lake
Trip to Buffalo on the Northwest

Republican Love-Feast and Then q Lake
Trip to Buffalo on the Northwest,
ST. PAUL, Sept. THE Republican
Press Association of Minnesota held
two business meetings here Thursday,
and in the evening attended a banquet
given by st. Paul business men, at
which w. R. Merriam presided. G. G..
Whitney, president of the Press Asso-
citation, thanked the citizens for the
entertainment. Congressman Dolliver
Of Iowa delivered strong Republican
address, and Senator Davis also spoke
The Minnesota Editorial Association
started from Duluth Friday night for q
lake trip to Buffalo and return, on the
steamer Northwest, as guests of J, J..
Hill, president Of the Great Northern
railway.
The record-union., 1894-12-25
OAK PARK SCHOOL,
Its Pupils Give a Most Enjoyable
Entertainment.

Its Pupils Give a Most Enjoyable
Entertainment.
The literary and social society, "Agen-
dia." of the Oak Park School gave its
first programme on Friday afternoon,
and Notwithstanding the storm number
OF visitors were present.
The Presiden', Forrest Lightfoot, in a
few well-chosen remarks set forth the
aims OF the society. After reading of the
minutes and roll-call by the Secretary,
Annie Higgs, the following programme
was rendered.:
christmas Song"; address of welcome.
Rowland Carmichael; christmas Across
TIC" Miss Hoyps class; recitation, EARLY
Christmas Morning." Bennie Liver
more; song, christmas Carol" by the
Agendla"; recitation. "Christmas,"
Harry SuookS; recitation, "The Perplex-
ing Question:" Maggie Boggess; song,
Always Cheerful" Miss Groth's class;
recitation, The Christmas Tree" Min
ME DCIour; recitation, "Santa Claus and
the Mouse Hattie Durrer; recitation,
kris kringle's VISIT" Lottie Carter;
recitation, Jolly Saint Nick" Chester
Logan; song, christmas Bells" Earle
Snider and Emory Williams; recitation,
christmas Day" Ahas Borgess.; recta-
ton, Letter to Santa Claus" Louise
Biedernlan; recitation, santa Claus
Land" Edna Hoffman; song, Angry
Words" Josie McMahon, Annie Higgs,
olive Miller; recitation, christmas Sur
prise" Clarence Dudley; song, Christ
mas Time," by the "Agendia."