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Inc entertainment and boz social given by
queen Esther Court WIS a great success. Tn.
attendance was lait:e. y short address On FRA
tethaiisEi' was delivered ly the deputy supreme
chief, 2 piano SOLO by Miss Julia Carroll and a
vocal duet by Mines. McWhirter and Wentworth.
:aiter tho entertainment the evening was spent
IN darcinr: Queen Esther Court will have n
class OF thirty caniidates to Initiate at its next
The euchre given by Missouri Court. No. q.
On Friday night was attended by a large crowd.
THIS court at It's next meeting will confer the
Court degree on ten new members
century Court at It's next meeting will initiate
twelve candidates. This court is growing rapidly
and is destined soon to be one OF the leading
courts nf the city and State.
-. Louis Court at its meeting Thursday night
had eight limitations and five applications We're
read. The calico ball to be given by this court
on April IL promises TO be a rousing success.
Ben Hur Court had n large and well attended
meeting last Friday night. One candidate was
initiated and three applications received.
Benton Court at its next meeting will have a
class OF several candidates to initiate. A large
attendance of members and visitors il expected.
Mound City Court Mt its next meeting will have
tie most Interesting session that 1t has ever held.
\ class OF twenty candidates Will be initiated.
The chief elect. Doctor Dwyer, and judge eject,
Brother Finnegan. will be installed. Lieutenant
Governor Lee Will be present and deliver an adj
dress.
The deputy supreme chief will leave this week
for Columbia. louisiana and Rowling Green to
institute mud visit the courts at those places.
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Royal Tribe of Joseph.


st. Louis Lodge. No. !. at its last regular meet
Ing had n good attendance and received five
applications. After the regular order Of busi
ness was disposed Of the question Of increase
was taken up. and. after some discussion. each
Of the fifty-twO members present pledged them
selves TO bring in an application in the next
thirty days. 1t is expected to have a large class
for initiation at the last meeting in April. iu-
v:tations having been extended to ali sister
lodges to attend. as the degree Will be conferred
in their new costumes.
Compton Heights. No. %, at the last meeting
had a very enjoyable time. Every one was in
rcod spirits. owing TO the fact that their dance
Of the week previous was 4 success, both so
Gladly and financially. They Initiated four new
n.omhers end received three applications.
Pacific Lodge. No. IS. is in a fioUrishIrg con-
dition. having all the work they can attend to.
They added three Few members to the roll at
their last meeting. and the scribe read several
new applications. They will give a dance week
Gfie- rsyt.
ok Hill. No. %. at its last regular meeting.
discussed and discrsed n some very important
questions. and their members showed their loyal
" q" the order. The scribe reports having eight
new applications for the next meeting. They still
meet in the game place on Morgan Ford road.
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woodmen circle, ". O. w.

Olive Grove, No. 81, held n very enthusiastic
meeting March rs. For;y-two members We're
present and many visitors who attended TO see
owe Grove degree team go through the form OF
Initiation. There are now twenty applications for
membership pending. The calico bail given ny
The grove was a success. Olive Grove is making
arrangements to give a grand euchre and hop
come time in April. Announcement Of the date
Will be made later.
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Missouri Lodge. No. 9s. although having sus-
tanned a serious setback this last month, II still
In a fourishing condition. At their last regular
Hset:rg the deputy supreme patriarch was pres
ent, at high time they made preparation to
right: also their hall. Their next regular meet
ing Will be held in their new hall. at which
tine their officers will be Installed. They will
also Rave five candidateJ-to initiate and quite .
Lumber of new names to present.. l.-
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faithfully and successfully az orator. The pro
siainnle was pleasing, and the success Of the
aifdir was gratifying to Professor Mcdowell and
highly creditable to Valley.
open meeting and entertainments will be given
as follows in the halls OF the respective cOun-
elis: Wednesday. April 3. by Joachim Council:
saturday. April 6. by. Carr Lane Council:
Wednesday. april 10. b. Joachim Council. At
%tractiye Programmes have been prepared. includ-
ing addresses by Grand Regent l.. j. Meiser and
Deputy supreme Regent z. Lindsay Grier.
supreme Orator a. $. Robinson has returned
from the Pacific Coast. where he spent a week,
doing the order great good.
Council meetings this Week: Monday-Compton
Hill. Laclede. Carr Lane. Olivette. Marquette.
Banner and Violet. T~ues1ay-Mound city and
Mentor. Thursday-South End. Cote Rriiiiante
ard jefferson City. Fri~day-Euclid. Chevalier
ard West Plains.
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Knight. of Pythfn..

Letters received at the office Of the grand
tivity in the knights Of Pythlas throughout the
state. and the, reports for the term ending Jun
30 will undoubtedly show n great increase IN
On wednesday, evening las, a large ga,hsIirs
grand preIate. e O; Eames. delivered a lecture
Dionysius. The rank OF knight was conferred
upon two applicants. The grand keeper of rec
ords and seal. by special request. TOOK part IN
The Worlds Fair Pythian Association: com.
lodges. met during the early part of the week
and have lo NAMED to GU, 'M e'a ni,l fDr the ERECTION yaT'Sgs e e3 a
Pythian castle on the Fair grounds. Much en-
thusiasm prevails among the members Of the
tha. little difacuity viii be eneoun,erea in rails
Ing the Necessary funds to make a very ersdit,
afs 1. SsST Ia1ses. In and me each a1u W tha k nnEshas enr fhfrs
tSe t enece ees'e OF t n f proiect lodges Is interested IN
Washington Lodge. ~. 1872. held quite an en-
, thus $ a Et,s,y meeting es ne F ,nantb last g, va, 1t 1 sslns the 1s
business. and by special request nm exempliica-
ii td9n rs Of the S SSik s ss1 F' TS7- BY lodge sss fis Is pa, fssPe a
great deal Of attention l. to , the social 90 ,ca.,,res Of
ranks is never sighted, a friendly pow-wow
always takes place.
httinglv celebrated last Monday evening in the
hall, No, 2 Century building; Music; song and
night. Nearly evcry lodge in the city was rep
resented; and a large delegation from Edwards
VIE III WIS also Wts'Ht. LuleInH bOlge Is
strictly temperate. and the fact Of having Carrie
Nationized the wet-goods department for this
occasion caused CONSERVATION among many of
the visitors. Tie music was furnished by the
National Union Band. led by Brothers Fried. c.
G. Glenn OF Robert f. Cowan sang d solo. ably
assisted by brother Pensa. Brother Barney Nc
IAuFh!in PLAYED a trombone solo. seconded by
science Of beer inspection by Brothers Kirst and
Sontag was the treat Of the evening. The Garlic
Quartet. composed Of Brothers Gregory and
seholl. John Thomas Brady. Carrie Nation and
SID Mahara. rendered some iearthTeaking. sclec-
tinng. Tho DrpSe0cp Of such nlgftictir figuffa-
ries as John L.. Sullivan. sharkev. Fitzsimmons
and Mccoy caused much speculation. They were
quietly withdrew. c. G. REDEEM was, fatIgued.
abundantiy Of ice water to STEADY his
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Lillian Tent. No. 1ao. Knights Of the Macca-
s in1I.d ;ir ot,c C mmande r. r.; 7 Anae,ssp in
Reports from various parts. Of the State show,
a marked increase 81 membership during the
the converting Of the great camp convention at
St The s"f ssati nm %se Nay Il Il ? 81. Louis L; Camp will be
ned one at If e1 tba , hssaauar s;5sr On next * Friaay night.
eIes' during the past month VAS )" that Mte at Tni G,ri
Tent on last. Wednesday night. Representatives
city. The Entertainment Committec furnished
rare treats In the way Of acrobatic performers
meeting over to Sir Knight sommers s'' Wha. 'h IN
chair. Great Commander Anderson was present
h iam r. Easss s. 1G rsper sn9 Of the psos,ess Of Maocabee-
present we're: bGSson; Haley s"I Psite sPa S'a- camPs
Williams iiam all Of whom rendered encouraging re-
solid variety. were sersed If Home. He squ Sweet afa H sem!:
Dewey Tent had a love feast at its last =
SisN; its xd me% in1,is,.5P vas out in faII: One ca aa-
eeived. Dewey Tent Degree Team viii take part
n the contest for the prize offered by the Great
.i hiIf!a q. Tent soa as essiT i as 81 re5 5Gsspf had il a May Isycs
a With s4om;ss Two applications were received.
addressed SIR knights on the good OF the order ana
niEht inflated aspt one ca, ean sfSasw a an 'a rece Thqrsd dns
marks were Sir Knight Shenkel. Great Com
mnnder Anderson and H. W. Krayer.
Meilston Tent at Its review. last Mondav night
ihitiated one candidate and received n report OF
.he approval Of the district medical Yaminer
ana received twelve new applications. The Com
n m,isse n on the Ball. Ball; which they gave on last Sat
respect, 30 encouraging that they will reneat ths
eMHteLprise on April "a. St; Louis Camp Will visit
house Is expected and a warm time assured iui
SIT knight w. A. sommers, the welI-knovn
hustler OF st. Louis, Is one of the names m a.
list of candidates for great record keeper. On 'he
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C.. x, md L.. M a.

he complimentary euchre which was TO have
a given by Branch No. 90 On April S has
tho hall not being in readiness.
ranch No. 20 at its last meeting had one
tiation and accepted five memhers b., ballot.
p Jane NJ. Hunter and Mrs. MarSret Kelly
Re awarded two beautiful gold emblems o: he
Ter.
ramon No. IS at its last meeting had three
plications. Mr.. Cronin. president of the Ad-
Dry Board, was a visitor and addressed tae
stinG.
ranch No. 119 Of East ST. Louis had n large
end9nec at its last meeting TO witness the
essing contest. which was won by Mrs. Mary
ncher. emitting the winner TO a months dues
d assessments. This feature will be kept up
definitely in the branch.
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Knight. and Ladies Of Security

At the joint meeting Of the fourteen st. Louis
councils. to be held Wednesday night. In the
FIraternaI building. a movement to erect a build
knights and ladies Of Security will receive at
ton. In the United States there are about As. 0O0
beneficiary and 5000 social members. The plan
is to have each contribute q dollar. Ey this
an imposing. roOmy structure.
It looks rs II Twentieth Century Council will
win the banner for increase in membership in
the first quarter of 1901. This week ends the
battle.
Garfield Council Initiated seven candidates at
the last meeting. All arrangements for the
.uchre on April 20. which is to terminate with a
hop. have been concluded All that remains is
400 have been disposed Of.
st. Louis Council held an open meeting on
Wednesday in Fraternal building. The attend
ance was more than good. Vocal and instru-
mental music. recitations and addresses made
up the programme.
Protection Council has issued announcements
for a euchre to be given Tuesday evening.
April q.
Banner Council is also figuring on a euchre
and hop to be given toward the close of April.
Pride of the West. at the next meeting. intends
to spring a musical surprise in the good of the
order for the benefit OF all visitors.
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Royal Arcanum,

The official visits this week will be: Monday
Qltvette and Laclede: Tuesday. Mentor and
Joachim; Thursday. South End: Friday. Cheya-
her. brand regent Mefser will be accompanied
BY otter grand officers and by Deputy Supreme
The official visits have been attended time To-,
rot only by members Of the councils VISITED
but by members of other councils. Great enthu.
siasm prevails. and the influx of applications
tas been 20 large that 1t has been found neces-
ssry TO suspend their publication during the
continuance Of the class contest The list Of
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A DEAL IN POETRY.
MissOurian Breaches Money-Mak-
ing Plan to Postmaster General.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, March 30.-Postmaster Gem
eral Smith has received a communication
from a man in Lincoln. Mo-, inclosins a
poem which he desired the Postmaster Gen.
eral to place on the market. Here Is the
letter:
Enclosed / send you an original poem. To
Senator Clark. the Copper Kingf You are
to sell this poem for $50 and send me the
money. and 1 win send you. per express. a
fine-furred black kitten. a white turkey gob-
bier or a Sabbath school teachers oxford
Bible, with Helps: or you may keep 33 1-3
per cent and send me the remaining 800.
Having accomplished the above. I will send
you a gerater amount of ~high-priced poetry
with more liberal terms, by selling which
YOU will make from $500 to 5000 in each
month. This is strictly legal business and
the inclosed work passes through the Uni
ted States as merchan dise On consignment
MOultOn's Condition Improves.
New York, March 3O.-The condition OF
Richard Hayden Moulton. the young man
who shot Alexander w. Dfngwall In the
Pabst-Rathskeiler recently, Is said to be
somewhat improved.
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KniRhta OF Honor.

Mount Olive Lodge had a well-attended meet
ing. One candidate was initiated and one was
Arrangement were made to give the members a
hearty welcome at their old home on Twenty
second street and Franklin avenue. Brothers
Cochran. johnson. Ramsey and others addressed
the lodge.
Paragon Lodge had an enthusiastic meeting.
citrate its seventeenth anniversary on April IL.
Brothers. Schinke, Mann. D'Oench and others ad-
dressed the lodge.
Bremen Lodge had twenty members present.
The various hustling committees reported bright
prospects for increased membership. and they
propose to keep the officers busy Initiating them.
Brothers N. l. Smith. Davidson. yahle. Bottom,
j. H D. Block Of Lincoln Lodge was a visitor.
Schiller Lodge meeting was well attended, and
reports encouraging activity of their members.
Brothers Rabe ard Warneke were reported sick.
Brothers. VIM. Klanke. j.. Gerdel and George
Rueckold addressed the lodge. The distribution
sued by the grand dictator, meets hearty ap-
prevail.
The. next meeting Of Columbia Lodge, April 9,
VIII be open, with. an entertainment and hop.
The union meeting held at Columbia Lodge was
well attended. Many members from sister lodges
Assistant Dictator P. McGannon Of Aurora. No
was present. Reports from deputies on the prog.
ress Of their work were received. Committees
from sister lodges reported encouraging prospects
IN the work and many new plans and suggestions
were discussed for the welfare of the order.
The entertainment given by Lincoln Lodge in
behalf OF the unfortunate brother who lost both
limbs In a railroad accident proved a success. the
hall being crowded to its full capacity. The pro-
gramIne. which consisted Of musical and vocal
selections. was well rendered. Grand Dictator Is.
". Brockn,an delivered an able address.
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Tribe of Hen Uur.

The holders OF the following numbered tickets
VIII md 1t Interesting to communicate with j.
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order of Co1umbian knights.

plymouth Lodge, No. 81, held its regular meet
Thursday night, March y.
Phoenix Lodge. No. III, met Thursday night.
te regular business was transacted, out the
nal programme was dispensed with in order
allow the members to attend various political
lettings.
b. Louis Lodge. No. 55. met Monday night.
hrch q. with a most gratifying attendance.
at the meetings OF No. 80 are enjoyable is wit
Used by the large percentage Of the members
BENDING. Under good of the order the follow
y entertained: Brother Reynolds with a piano
10. being encored repeatedly. Brothers Belle
"a Bokien followed with songs; Brothers Thorn
b and Tuchart gave a two-round bout with the
bves. Brother Ferrier gave a song and dance.
CARS were passed.
North End Lodge. No. 100. held its regular
Getting Wednesday night. After the business Of
e lodge was finished, the members passed the
mainder Of the evening telling stories. Presi-
Int wiebrock gave his experience Of Christian
hence. Before he was through he was so
barse that the brothers were obliged TO carry
m downstairs and I'll him up with mineral
liter to help him regain his voice. He promises
( finish his discourse at the next meeting.
Meetings for the coming week are: Tuesday.
bril- 2, Bond. No. 80: Thursday. Plymouth, No.
Z and Phoenix, No. Ill: Friday. Atlantic, No. 30.
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Luis NJ. CaballerO.

Aver dimos cuenta en- este dia
rio, de haber sido detenido ell alcal
de de Salinas, cuyo nombre encabe
"a estas lfneas, y hoy podemos comu
nicar a nuestros lectores Ia grata
noticia de que ell sef1or Caballero ha
sido puesto en- libertad por orden
del Attorney General.
No sabemos de que delito Sc acu
sa al alcaide de Salinas; pero Ia cop
ducta moral y polftica de aquel ciu
dadano es sin duda su mejor reco
mendacion.
Luis M Caballero, que militia
hoy en- el partido federal, ha estado
siempre al lado de la libertad,
Cuando la reacci6n Sc ensaf1aba
mas con los liberales puertorrique
nos, desafi6 las iras de los reaccio
narios, levantando, tras una labor
de titan, Ia logia mas6nica de Sail
mas.
LIE conocemos muy de cerca y
aunque nos distanciaron algo, las
ideas polfticas, no importa para que
ha gamos cum plida justicia al puer
torriquef1o fntegro que supo cumplir
con los deberes de patricia, mientras
los services besaban la mano de los
desp6tas.
Lamentanos la persecution de
QUE ca objeto tan querido amigo y
confamos en- la rectitud de los Tri
bunales que sabran hacerle justicia.
!, E. BARREIRO.
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Los VOlantineS
V SuS C0nSeCuenCiaS,

Aver pudo ser vfctima de una
fatal desgracia, un nifo de nuestro
amigo Don Ramon Gonzalez, eau
Sd del juego de volantines.
Lo que le pas6 al nif1o Gonzalez
puede sucederle q otros con menos
fortuna y en- provision de cualquier
desgracia, creemos oportuno lamar
la atencion de la autoridad sobre ell
peligroso Inconvenience juego.
Aparte de 10 que dejamos ex-
puesto con la jugada de volantines
Sc molesta alos vecinos y causa da.
no en- las azoteas.
Los que quieran distraerse ju
gando volantin deben ir al MORO 8
q Puerta de TERRA donde no hay pc
ligro nj pueden causar daf1o, pero
en- ell interior de la poblaci6n debe
quedar .erminantemente prohibido,
por aquello de que vale mas preca
yer que tener que remediar.
AL sef1or Alcalde recomendamos
ell ASuntO.
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NOtieiaS VeneZ0lanaS.
Caracas, Agosto "a de 1901.
Sr Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE Pro Rico.
San Juan.

Estimado Sr:
La Ultima semana ha sido de
grandes acontecimientos polfticos ia
vorables al Gobierno nacional y la
paz pdblica4
y El general Juan Pietri que, es-
tuvo oculto por espac.o de un af1o y
meses, preparando una gran revo
lnci6n contra ell general Cipriano
Castro, Sc alz6 por fin. Pero no con
taba con la huespeda, que en- esta
v2z vino ser el general N. Arana,
qnien 10 capture en- Cagua y 10 con
dujo prisionero Caracas, dejando.
10 en- libertad en- Ia plaza Bolivar, de
orden del Presidente de la Rep1b'i
Ca De allf Sc marcho su casa ell
general Pietri.
Arangdren, el joven liberal, Pre-
sidente del Estado Falcon, capture
un gran parque en- Coro. en- la casa
de los Riera.
Rangel Garbiras, esta en- C1cu.
ia, Colombia, organizando una nue.
va invasion de colombianos; en- esta
vez creo quedara d doblemente oscar
<mentado, pues la frontiers del Tachi
"a ha sido reforzada por un ejercito
regular.
Varios jovenes de 10 mas distin-
guido de nuestra sociedad, entire los
cuales Sc cuentan Abelardo Gorro
chotegui, Graciano Castro, Tomas
Marmol, Tomas G. Llamozas, Cesar
Marmol, Eloy G.. Gonzalez, Miguel
Marmol, Manuel G Correa y Jacinto
Anez, han querido signifcar al Jefe
del pals, su vehemente deseo de ser
vir q la patria ALI donde ese augusta
sentimiento reclama la presencia de
los buenos ciudadanos, va navega
hacia la dilatada region andina Ell
grupo de patriotas.
La Repdblica esta en- completa
paz. Los que intentaron turbarla
sufren hoy Las consecuencias de su
descabellado intento. Los negocios
Sc desarrollan nuevamente, y el pals
tiene confanza en- ell general Castro,
! y le apoya en- su polltica restaura'
dora con entera decision.
Ell Corresponsal.
Sc alqulla un mirador ventilado 6
independents. San Jose II.
D P
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La tuberculosis
! y | a Legislation,

La tuberculosis ha sido con ra =
z6n califcada ,El azote de la raza
humana.,
z. El asunto mas importante al mi
ciarse ell nuevo siglo; ell que directa
monte amenaza las vidas de la ma :
yor parte de los seres humanos que
habitan ell globo, es ese horrible es-
pectro que Sc encara con la raza des
de Ia cuna hasta el sepulcro; esa en-
fer medad terrible, desvastadora 6
implacable, que destruye la humani
dad con mnerte lenta y cruel, y que
Sc ha acrecentado de tai modo, que
hoy esta & la cabeza de la lista de
mortalidad entire muchas de las ra-
zas que pueblan la terra. Ninguna
enfermedad da Ia muerte un con-
tingente tan crecido de vfctimas, co.
mo la tuberculosis. Hasta hace muy
POGO tempo ha estado la humani.
dad en- la mayor zozobra, pendiente
del golpe que pudiera recibir, sin
saber quien le tocarla caer prime
ro; nj mas nj menos que los prlsio
neros de la revoluci6n francesa
aguardahan aterrorizados su turno
al ser elegidas las vfctimas; pero
entonces, en- la revoluci6n, Ia muer
te d ue al infeliz prisionero esperaba
en- la guillotina era menos terrible,
porque era mas clemenGe por 10 mis-
mo que era rapida, instantanea.
Hasta hace muy POGO las facul
tades medicas del mundo, aunque
divididas en- sus opiniones en- otros
asuntos, han estado unAnimes en- ad
mitir que la tisis no podfa curarse,
y por 10 tanto Ia ciencia no pOd1a
ofrecer ninguna panacea capaz de
contrarrestar sus destructores efec
tos.
La question de las cuestiones en-
interes de la raza humana; la cues.
ton palpitante es la siguiente: iCo
mo pueden detenerse los estragos
de la tuberculosis? sC6mo alejar 8
separar ese NAL tan temible? Cual
quiera que sea el punto de vista ba-
10 OIL cual sc mire la question, el fac
tor mas impor tante en- la soluciou
de este grave y transcendental pro
blema, descansa, a no dudarlo, SO.
bre Ia legislation preventive, este
es, s1bre una legislation cue tienda
prevenir la diffusion del NAL. Los
mas profun0os pensadores del nun
do, en- todos los pafses, estan contes
tes en- admitir que no hay otro me-.
dio. Asf, ell asunto viene a ssr ell
mas importante que en- ell terreno
m6dico legal SO haya jamas plantea
do, sometiendolo q la consideration
de los hombres de ciencia.
CLARKE BELL
Presidente de la Sociedad
Medico-legista
de Nueva York.
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aLA CORRESPONDENCE De PuERTo4ac0 20 lGosTO DE 1901
Tn buen retrat0.

Hemos tenido OCCASION de admi
rar el del ioven Official del ej4rcito
espafol ' distinguido puertorrique
no Sr Navajas, que hace POGO falle
clio en- la antigua Metr6poli.
Es una obra verdaderame ar
tfstica y de un gran parecido, debi
da al pincel del pintor polaco don
Francisco Bromowicz que ira abaja
en- la galerfa fotografica del senior
Alfonso.
El cuadro Sc exhibe en- Ella Ma
llorquina, y esta llamando Ia aten
ci6n de los intellgentes.
Vaya nnestra felicitacion para
eli artista