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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
NO RlCHT
TO VOTE
Porto RicanS MOI
Citizens, Says
Dole.


handed Gown 'h 'Ilhlfn h' ihe f'lu
f ODE NDNuN.Nuu lnffiinflhi 'HiuinlI-
Goo In which d.. holds lhaI Porto ltltauH
mot tIfIgtua uf fue United States.
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a- would amy other foreigner Mr
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Territory OF li.Nal'
Once pi tn' Aig h.l s. h.iai
ihonnluu' 81. DO p ''. 81 i'
3D. j I'd avery Assistant H''I,''i4 l''-
publican central comm l',t on 30.
wall, ltllt' BuldlHs, iiui1 street
Honolulu.
Dear SIT beg % ackho"i'1so your
UHumun cation oi A'sttrdhN' r.q1e-'iif
mg opinion as io Ode status OF ln' f"il'
AD1us now ln tNls territory WIN i'I
Drpuco 90 thc SUFFRAGE.
Article of the Treaty oi fhfls OF De
nDmhcr go, l&s, hy winch zorro Nleo ana
other Islands were 'racu To lht 'hll'A
states, provides that. "lhc clN.l ana pc
lltical status of thD native inhabitants OF
States SHAH Doc determined h} '"hsr's.
+ This treaty Indicate thn Federal p'ilel
. boz regard TO the ne" insular possessions
There bias been a provision DO an isrin'I
. treaties oeding territory 1" the h.',0
4 5ial'-' lh'l u' illa.','.,'s u''i'
r,,.g.r. nr M" l,nit,d siatre. The tr.at,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
Very respectfully yours,
T., i. DOLE,
Attorney General.

The ruling was requested by the Re-
publican Central Committee, as the
status OF the Porto Ricans is Of con-
siderable Importance politically. II
they were allowed to vote it would
have introduced new element into
the political situation Of the Hawaiian
Islands Of a rather uncertain quality.
The ruling Of the Attorney General
VIII, however. settle the question, as u
Is not likely that any ~ the Porto Ri
can laborcrs vim Insist upon the right
% vote.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Miss Mabel Hanna. daughter OF the
Senator. is to marry Harry A. Parsons or
Cleveland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

8..Ies sore unfEIrr fuN Nmf
/" fr .I..uH count sf.flHY iuirn
IUUI.H Wna fIn .fnI win ihf
Ha. H HENRY Smith t Nnm hbn
WU company thr 1ImHr' Ff ~
Won l.ar vs Manuel CUff.a vac p i'r'
IuHr. Humphreys With ut OF hn'
Diutru men. and iudl' Iff NaN NN.t
with criminal cases.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

TgphoId fever arn.affd io have been
iha dIsrass mafi generally prevalent
u she Islands IH. fho month If Janu.
Hft. arcurdInH t6'tbr reports .tltel
fom ths government UhTEIrluns hy abe
Board 81 Health De- almost every die
UIDt typhoid Dr. prevalent to some cH-
t.rt. otherwise the people uf ihe ha-
NaHHn islands have been eXiraordl-
UarF healthy during thg month just
passed.
Tl. following ie "a summary ~ the
reports of government physicians as
complied by Registrar Henderson.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
TANNERS
STORE M NEWS

table use, as we will give full 5-lb.
sack for cents.
One pound box best fancy Dates;
good things for you to eat this time
of the year, 10 cents.
one package special Family Wood
Tooth Picks, : cents. (Finely polish
cd pick, n high grade, not the COM
mon kind)
One bar Fairbanks Securing Soap
a fine securing soap, 3 cents.
Three extra large fine Lemons, best
In Akron, good this time of the year
to cure your colds, make some nice
lemon pies. or to make lemonade, af-
Ter eating the Salted Peanuts, Sc.
The above list sells regular for 4S
cents and Is worth this value. but we
want You to try fixing some of those
fine peanuts, want to Introduce Col
onial Salt, aud want You to read our
advertisements, that's the reason we
ply you in this way to do 1t.
When YOU ask for this 25 cent pack
age, just say y0u want Colonial Salt.
and you will get all the above. 1t
will help you to remember the name
of Akrons best salt-"Colonlal." Let
MS all use this brandt think of the
value YOU get for % pennics-all the
above list II you viii remember the
name Colonial Salt
Tel. No Us.
PERRY u. TANNER. :
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-A new nine room house
on w. Thornton St, all modern i'm
provements, never been occupied,
built out Of iirst-class material price
$250o, on reasonable terms, only ten
minutes walk from rubber shops or
fifteen minutes from Webster, Camp
* Lanes. 500,
The coziest and cutest little seven
room house, including bath, located in
South Akron, just finished, new and
clean. The right place for young
married couple. Sewer and gas; ten
minutes walk from rubber shops;
price $500. Address l.. II. Horner,
Cos w. Thornton st. Peoples phone
225. 233-234
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
Prominent Citizen Dead.

Mr., Ephraim Grove, aged 65. n highly
respected citizen of Franklin TOWNSHIP
died OF paralysis at his home Thurs
Gay morning. He is survived by wife
ana one daughter, Miss Cora Grove. 4
teacher in the Barberton schools. Mr.
Grove, for number of years. was
member of the Franklin township
Board OF Education and he was well
known throughout Summit county
His grandfather, David Grove, was
one of the pioneer settlers OF Franklin
township and his father, Simeon Grove
was one of the townships prominent
citizens.
The funeral will be held Saturday
ana among those wha attend will be
Auditor l.. f. Sisler, the County Com
missioners and lntirmary Director j.
NJ. Kleckncr
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
MANY ARRESTS
MADE LAST YEAR

The prevalence of non support cases
In the local Police court have well
nigh exhausted the patience of Mayor
w. b. Doyle, and he believes that a
Recommendation should be made to
Council to make the punlshment for
this class of offenders more severe.
During 1901 there were 1866 arrests
by the Akron police. This Is con.
sidercd large number, but does moi
approach the record of n few wears
ago, which was more than 1.7OO. The
report of the Police department will
be made along these lines about
Ma rch 20.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
Dawn Students, a New
Religious Sect In Akron

Another religious sect has come to
light In Akron, with It's doctrines EN-
braced by a circle Of, perhaps, dozen
people. They have no church, but hold
meetings Mt the houses of the mem
bers. The local members of the sect,
who say that they may be called Dawn
Students. or members of the Church
of the Living God, have no pastor,
either. At the meetings held every
Sunday, selections from the bible are
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

Our special for Saturday, this week,
will, we hope, interest all of You We
are going to Introduce "Colonial Salt
salt that is made in Akron; salt that
is pure, free from lime, and made In
the most complete and best salt works
In the whole world.
It's certainly a credit to Akron to
have these works here and each and
every one of us should give 1t all the
encouragement we can. Coionlal
salt is put up in nice sacks, very
neat design, much more artistic In
every way from other salt on the mar
ket.
To introduce this salt we are going
to give this special sale-going to give
you AZ cents worth of goods that you
want, and charge you only 20 cents
fr the lot Sale stops when we sell
ntt
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

read and discussed, and especially does
the sect approve the work entitled
'"rhe Divine Plan Of the Ages" which
they study carefully. They are firir
believers in the true God, hut vary
from other churches in their views or
the plans of salvation and redemption
a meeting for bible study has beer
called for Sunday afternoon at 2 o..
clock, at the residence of Mr.. N. W.
Mottinger, COZ West Thornton st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

henzollern to be fitted out with all the
accessories used when his majesty Is
on board the yacht.
The Lokal-Anzelgcr, today Jinrs
the following:
emperor William has commission
ed Prince Henry to meet the prominent
New York yachtsmcn and invite them
to participate in the hlel regatta be.
ginning Jan. % Prince Henry will
also ask the President to permit
the United States Mediterranean
squadron to be present ut Kicl during
regatta week, so that American sea-
men may participate in the barge race.
Prince Henry bears valuable pres
ent from ElSperor William fer Miss
Roosevelt"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
BIRTHS.

HOUSER-To Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace
NJ. Houser, 062 East Market St, Thurs.
day. Jan. III, II daughter.
KLECKNER-To Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas kleckner, 30i Voris st, sun
day, Jan. IL, daughter.
HOWARD-ro Mr.. and Mrs. #. II.
Howard, iOlh Perkins St, Monday,
Jan. IL, daughter.
kElFER-To MIR. and Mrs. Karl
keifer OH East Exchange st, Wednes.
day, Jan, l5 son.
COOk-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Il.
Cook, llS North Howard ST., Wednes-
day, Jan. II, IA daughter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
LONDON TO
INDIA BY RAIL.
Construction Of an important
Road is Assured.

Constantinople, Jan. 17.-An trade
has been promulgated approving of
the convention for the construction oS
the Bagda railroad by the German
Anatolia railroad. A guarantee Of
1900 francs per kilometer is prom
ised. When completed 1t will bring
India within approximately eight days
of London and it will open new in
ternational granary and bring part Of
Asia Minor under German influence.
The German concession conflicts seri-
ously with the plans for the extension
of the Siberian railroad towards In
dia.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
LIFE SAVERS
Rescued Passengers and Crew of
Wrecked Vessel,

Ludington, Mich, Jan. 17.-The Pere
Marquette Railway company's steam
er No 3, struck the har at the mouth
of the harbor early today while at
tempting TO enter In high southwest
gale and was scuttled In nine feet OF
water. The nine passengers and the
crew of - were taken Off the wrecked
craft by the lfe-saylng crew with
their breeches buoy, The accident oc.
CURED before daylight.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
CABINET PLANS
To Welcome Prince Henry When
lie Comes.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE time of
the Cabinet meeting today was large
ly occupied In the discussion of the
formalities 80 be followed upon the
occasion of the visit of Prince Hen
ry OF Prussia 1t Is the desire Of the
President to show the Prince every
honor, as a Prince OF the royal blOou
and as the personal representative ana
kinsman of the German Emperor, But
ut the same time the program Is TO be
as simple as possible, Precedents
In the case of the visits of the Prince
OF Wales and the Grand Duke Alexis
OF Russia have been carefully looked
up and will be followed where apple
able. The program rs fur as agreed
upon IL ny follows Upon the arrival
ol Prince Henry in New York he will
be met by IA squadron under the COM
hund OF Rear Admiral Evans and II
national salute of ~ guns VIII be fired
both by the warships and the harDor
batteries. Visits of courtesy will be
made upon the Prince by the com
mnnder OF the Department Of the
East and the ranking naval officer Mt
New York, aud Assistant Secretary OF
State Hill, probably will also formally
welcome the Prince rs the special rep
resentative of the President When
the Prince reaches Washington he viii
be the gncst OF the German Ambnssa-
dor. According To precedent II Will be
the duty of the Prince to call upon the
President who viii return the visit
A dinner viii be given at the White
House IN the Princes honor. The de-
tails OF program will he worked out
ut the State department and when
completed win bc given out there.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

"Some time ago my daughter caught
severe cold. She complained Of
pains In her chest and had bad
cough. gave her Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy according 10 directions
and In two days she was well and
able TO go 10 school, have used this
remedy In my family for the past
seven years and have never known II
TO fall" says James Prendergast mer.
chant, Annat0 Bay jamaica, West
India Islands. The pains In the chest
Indicated an approaching attack Of
pneumonia. which in this instance was
undoubtedly warded off 10y Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. II counteracts
any tendency OF n cold toward pneu.
monia. For sale by all druggists, H.
6telnbacher & Co., wholesale agents
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
MOTION
CONTINUED from first page.)

have discovered evidence which will
show that Mr.. Aungst was private
detective and that his services to Mr..
Cornell as II nurse were very nominal.
The note and will which are al
legged to be forgeries have been photo
graphed.
Judge Anderson on Thursday handed
down an opinion which makes neces-
sary n few words of review on the
original causes of the suit. Mrs. Soph-
ronie j. Ritchie seeks to recover Sc
curities said to amount TO $SD0,000,
which are alleged to be In the hands
of the executors. These securities
came into the hands of the executors
rs successors to Mr.. Cornell, who had
held them as security for obligations
against Mrs. Rtchic's husband. rs
against the right of the executors to
hold these securities, 1t IL stated that
Mr.. y. J. Richie settled with the heirs
of Mr., Cornell, on Aug, 1, 1902, when
the securities put up by his wife should
have been released. For five years
Mrs, Ritchie has been trying to OBJ
tain the release OF the securities, the
suit being to have the executors GUST
cd and mn administrator appointed
who VIII close up the affairs of the
estate.
Judge Anderson decided that the
lapse OF time since the death of Mr..
Cornell is not n bar against proceed.
ings upon the grounds OF fraud
Also, that the court has power to
set aside a decree when II Is made
plain that such n decree was obtain.
ed through fraud. by reason of this,
he will set aside the probating of the
Cornell will, II testimony warrants
such action
The court further decided that Mr..
aud Mrs, Richie are strangers to the
will, that they do not stand In rela.
ton to II AS heirs, and that II the
facts stated IN the motion for removal
OF the executors are true threre Is n
remedy In court which viii apply.
The plaintiif will also endeavor to
show that two of the slgners ms wit
nesses TO the signing of the will did
not see Mr., Cornell sign ii.
An affidavit signed by Mr. VIM. Me
Farlin, one of the executors of the
Cornell estate, who died September
!, 1892, about three months after the
death OF Mr. Cornell, viii also he Of
fered In evidence. In the affidavit.
Mr.. McFarlin stated that he heard Mr..
Cornell say he would give one Miss
Ida Mcclure 100 shares OF capital stock
in the Canadian Copper Co. This
stock was delivered to her, but the
delivery, the affiant said, was NOT
endorsed by Mr.. Cornell. who was
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
SUI
Over Alleged Mistake In
CabIegram.
c. T.& v. Sued For Damages
Amounting to $40, 900.

Hearing was given Friday forenoon
In the case CT the Akron Cereal Co.
vs. the Portal Telegraph Il Gable
Co. The parties to the suit waived n
trial by jury, and the hearing was by
Judge Kohler alone. The plaintiff
asks judgment against the defendant
for 1928, claimed as compensation for
damages resulting from an alleged
mistake on tile part of the defendant
in sending cablegram to Holland.
1t is claimed that quotation reading,
"G3 L. Guil'lers" was made to read
"G34. Guildcrs," the hyphen, or dash
being omitted. 1t is claimed that this
alleged mistake lost the company good
order
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
SUIT FOR $4,000.

John w. Nelander, administrators of
the estate of Michael Nelander, has
sued the G., r. & v. Railroad Co. for
10000, claimed as damages for the
loss Of Michael Nelander's life. The
accident occurred Sept. %, while Mich
ael Nelander, in a wagon, was cross
ing the tracks of the c., n. & ", at
Weeks crossing. 1t Is claimed that
the locomotive whistle was not blown,
nor other signal given. Mr.. Nelander
left Il wife and seven children.
SALE APPROVED.
Fred II. Galley, administrator of the
ectate of Clara y. Galley, has sold cer-
tain real estate In Stow township, to
Homer Lowe for $2,325. The sale
has been confirmed by Probate court.
ORDER OF SALE.
Chas. III. tones, assignee of w. G..
Sto0lmlller, of Akron, has been given
an order for sale of the property Of
Mr.. Stoolmi,ler
SECOND TRIAL.
:" he case of NJ. Nj. Britain VS.. the
Empire Life Insurance 60. will be
paced on It's second trial In Common
Pleas court Saturday. The plaintiff
seeks to recover insurance on the life
of her mother, whose death occurred
Il few years ago. A verdict for the
plaintiff was rendered as the result of
the first t'lal but the decision was
reversed By Circuit court.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
WITHOUT OFFICE.

In Squire Colemun's court, Friday
morning, Mr.. Geo G. Kohler was again
granted possession of DR.. Rideout' s
fixtures on a re-deliyery bond
he furniture of David Parks was
taken out of the doctors office by the
J,iitor ami the doors locked from
tbi inside, leaving Parks without an
Cflice.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
ALL THIS FOR 2sc,

One pound of those large shelled pea
nuts that we sell for sa ltlng, l5c.
These are not the common kind; when
fixed up they sell at 40 cents per
pound. Salt them just as You would
almonds and they are about as nice.
One 5-pound sack Colonial salt sc,
TO salt the peanuts with, 30 ms to make
them good) Lots Of 1t left for your
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
Successful Meeting.

Rev. Howard MacAyeal will preach
IN the Woodland NJ. Il. church, to-
night. The meetings Mt this church
are constantly growing in interest.
The old-tme revival spirit was pres,
ent at the service Thursday evening
In marked degree. A quartet will
furnish special music tonight.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

physically unable to do so. The af-
fiant also stated that this stock was
never In the hands of the executors.
The defendants have been given
liberty to file an answer to the amend
ed motion of the plaintiff, but have not
filed 1t.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
Mr.. Frese Better.

Robt Galloway received telegram
at 2 pm. this afternoon stating that
rs brother in'law, Fred Frese, who
Is In Il critical condition. is resting
easy Mr.. Frese is i'll with pneumon.
"a.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

FOR RENT-Two modern houses CEN
trally located, either furnished or
unfurnished; rent reasonable to re-
liable parties. II. Il. Address, 5O2
Hamilton building, Akron, o.
233-235
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

Valentine Abt, the famous mandolin
list, is to give n recital Monday even
ing, Jan. 20, at st. Vincents Hall.
Nine. Koerpel and pupils will add yo-
cal selections. Tickets Doc.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

The world famed musical cxtrava-
ganza, The Casino Girl" which comes
to this city ut the Grand, next Monday
evening, has just completed run of
800 nights mt the Shnftesbury thea
ter, London, and previous to that was
played for 400 performances at the
Casino theater, New York. Manager
Samuel II. Rork will bring the original
New York and London show In its
entirety to Akron, and promises that
the attraction will prove the theatrical
event of the season.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

Are You a Muson?" admit
tedly one of the comedy
hits of the season, will be at the
Grand, Saturday night, Jan. %. Are
You Mason" has played to enor.
nous business and has a great reputa.
ton.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

7 he regular meeting of the Sunday
s,hool Primary Teachers Union will
tc held tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. h. L..
Dodge, 800 South Broadway. All Sun
day school primary workers are urged
I TO attend.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

A Baltimore engraver has put the
alphabet on the head or II common pin.
The work took only an hour and a
half.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

Calico ball given by Columbia Re-
oehah lodge, No. 1876, in Kaiser hall,
Thursday evening, Jan. 23, 1902. Each
lady to furnish bow to match dress.
Admission 25 cents per couple. Extra
lady 10 cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17

The great production of Quo Va
dis of Il. q. Whitney and Edwin
Knowles will he. at the Grand, Thurs
day, Jan. 23. Almost life-like portray
al of the thrilling scenes of the book
Is promised.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
STRONG
Companies ard Great Shows A e
Coming.

A strong mclOdrama, smacking of
old England and smelling of salt air,
Through the Brakers," will be the
attraction at the Grand, Saturday mat
ince and evening.
The plot of this play is one of thrill
ing interest, and there are numerous
situations entirely new in conception.
1t Is "a truthful picture of life among
the smugglers of the English coast of
some two score years ago.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-17
PLANS FOR PRINCE
HENRY'S VISIT TO U. 5

Continued From First Page.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-14

No fAlta quien mastique dos cariilos,
fecordandO IN pect0re squellos tsmpcs eia que
sngulIfa acon los gcbernad0res espahoies
orindaba por Ia s1lsegrtdag de IL patria por
Ia gloriosa bsndera de ORC grans, de cuyo
oro supo sprovscharse, { camhio dc ingrati-
tudes abdicaclones vergonzOsas, sin QUE por
sso su sem blsnte Sc ponga rojo como la gss'na...
Y ia6n hay quien liable de sst6nagos
sgradscidos
Para estos s6res despreoc apados, toto sc
4teduce sgcar Ia trpa dis smai afAo, CUE es,
gegGn ellos, la 6nica question de pra1u,spaos
ligna da ser tomada en- cuents-
SC6mo priyarsa del placer ato del honor De
entarsa mesa bien ssrvida, sea de qufen
suere, con tai de qu0 ella len ofrescan dell
ticsOs anIares? Gao es 10 practico, 10 oemas
Gs ehanfsiAa.
A medlds que circular los platos y son
ascanciadss los yincs, Ia csnyersaci6n sa anil
ina los invitados Sc muestran mas comu-
Untiendsn de c0ct7la.que primor, SO dssha-
ten an fsrVfentes ealurosos elogios:
-fExeelsnts pasteli-sxclama uno, chu-
YAndcss loS dsdos dc gusto.
Y entire IN bocadtllo IN sorbs, despues
tie rsndir ell debido tributo al arts culinario,
srreglan 81 pafs rssuelven los problsmAs mas
arduos.
Como tIenen la sartsn por ell mango 9fusto
es que hagan muy buenas migaa con Mr. Hunt
que cuidsn de que no Sc Gamble Ia tortilla.
Asi es que accsden de bonfsma gana 8
euanto el auHtrl6n les indica.
Y&fn de hseer los honorss a banqaebe SO
neFse un hartazgo
LIegs la hora de los postres.
Mr. Hunt extlende Ia msno hacia la rirG
Eide de Gmameyes9 v procede al reparto.
Los natIvos observan con dolor con
eitrafsaza que las mejores mAs sabFesas
ttjadas toc&n en suerta los continentales !;
parG Sc eonforman CON sn parte, reprimiendo
y disimulando contrariedad su deseon-
tento.
Al an So despidep del anHtrl6n entire ge
nnfl sxIones salemss.
va en- la calle, cuchichean entire ST:
ID Ha visto ustsd como los eontinentass
SO han dsspaehado su gusto
Cleric, pero nos TOGO algo... lgraclasl
Respectable pdblico: damss caballeros,
ett ETC.! Ell espeet6cllo de hoy ha terminado.
81 os agrada, pronto tendI6 OCCASION de
offeceros nuevas vistas, tan interssantes
diyertidas como 6sta. He dicho.
Rineonete,