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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
SUBSCRIBERS to the News.Democrat,
who fail to receive their papers resu.
larry and promptly, will confer favor
by notifying this office.
Branch Office:
W. v. Moser & Co., Cor. W. Tusc. and
Brown Ave.

1t is presumed that the Home
Week" promoters will visit the coun-
Gil chamber this evening for the pur-
pose of seeking their franchise for use
of the streets for the week of July 27.
This application will afford council
the desired opportunity to make an
appropriation of part Of the proceeds
to Autman hospital a condition of the
grant. The councilmen have it in
their power to secure, by this means,
O couple of thousand dollars for this
institution and they should not allow
the chance to pass. The men at the
head of the enterprise, although ctren-
uously opposed to making the conces-
sion, can offer no legitimate excuse
for refusing to do so. The contention
that they stand to lose money and
consequently should stand to win
some, would be valid enough If the
first proposition were true. The pro-
moters of Home Week" are taking
no chances. The Gaslill shows with
all Of their outdoor attractions,
come on a plain guarantee, and these
practically form the entire compile
ment of the carnival. But in spite Of
this immunity from loss, gentlemen
Interested have collected approximate
ly $4,000 from merchants, saloonists,
restaurant men and other sources, to
ENSURE the success of the venture"
If the matter comes up tonight, coun-
Gil should not allow these promoters
to pull the wool over its eyes. 1t
should turn the carnival from a pri-
yate into a public movement and the
citizens will then unite to make 1t
the success, which under such circum-
stances, it would deserve to be.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
A Good AlI.Ar0und Man.

The kaiser is throwing SO many bou-
quets at us of late that we can hardly
take our eyes off him. There Is man
who can write song, set 1t to music
and sing 1t. He con paint picture,
frame it and criticise the critics who
praise or condemn it. He can write a
drama, stage 1t. act it and give crit
ique upon it. He is the best horseman
in Europe and one of the most ex-
pert yachtsmen. He talks fiuently in
five modern languages. He plays chess
and poker and at the latter can hold
not only his own. but some OF the
| other fellows. He understands en-
cheering and Is an expert in electrici-
| ty. He Is a theologian and has COM
posed prayer. He can command a
ship or regiment, feet or an army.
He can discuss horse-breeding with
General Thomas. He can talk cattle
breeding with A. A. Cortelyou. He is
an ideal cook. He makes speeches that
startle the world. He is litterateur
He drinks beer and champagne with
equal facility and gusto. He is the
friend Of rich and poor. He thrums the
guitar and plays the organ. He Is q
multimillionaire. He crushed Bismark;
then. when the chancellor was old and
helpless, nursed and petted him. New
York Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Youngstown's Fourth Of July cele-
bration was pulled off according to
plans and specifications. Twenty-Five
thousand visitors came in on excur-
sion trains and helped the natives un-
cork their patriotism and other things.
The newspaper men were especially
active. serving as reception commit
tees and keeping the punk well lighted.
n spite Of the immense throng acci-
1ents were few fact which reflects
opnnlderahIe credit upoh The mannor y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

The attention Of Canton council
men is called to the action of several
Ohio councils, which have recently
passed ordinances preventing railroad
engineers from footing their whistles
within the corporate limits of the
respective cities. Ine ordinances
make the act a misdemeanor, punish
able by rather severe fines and re-
quires only a publication to have a
salutary effect. The Pennsylvania
railroad which has been affected in
one or two instances by this sort OF
legislation, has notified its engineers
to observe the ordinances or be liable
personally for the fines imposed. Can
ton, having it's full quota of railways
ts a great sufferer from the whistlina
nuisance and its citizens would well
come a measure calculated to abate IT.
The very fact that the Pennsylvania
company and others interested ars
disinclined to put up fight, indicates
that the blatant cry of the locomotive
is not essential and may be dispensed
with without disturbing train sched.
ules or systems.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.

Living at an out Of the way place,
remote from civilization, a family is
often driven to desperation In case
Of accident, resulting in Burns. Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay In o sup
ply Of Bucklen's, Arnica Salve. It's the
best on earth. 25c. Durbin q
Wriaht's Drug Store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
FOURTH OF JULY.

Excursion tickets will be sold to all
points within two hundred miles of
Canton on July 3 and 4, good for re-
turn to July 6. One fare for the round
trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
ELYRIA o.

Ohio Christian Endeavor union ex-
cursion tickets sold June "a, 25, and
70. limit to return June 20. $1.96
round trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
Wheeling and Lake Erie R.R.
CLEVELAND.

United Labor Carnival. Excursion
tickets sold June 81. Limit to return
June 28. Leave Canton 6:55 and
1885 a. m. $40 and 1880 p. m. $1.70
round trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
BOSTON, MASS.

National Educationl association ex-
cursion tickets will be sold July 2, 8.
and 8. Limit to return Sept. /.
SIT round trip. See agent for further
particulars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Boys, who escaped Saturday, will
please hold UP their right hands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
SARATOGA SPRINGS. NY.

Excursion tickets sold July and
8, good returning to July 20. $12.S5
round trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

State Dairy and Food Commissioners
Horace Ankeney has discovered that
unscrupulous dealers are flooding the
market with adulterated maple syrup
Some time ago some bad samples were
found by deputies Of the department,
but no prosecutions were made upon
the strength Of promises that the stuff
would be withdrawn from the shelves
and not offered for sale. The violat-
ors failed to keep their word and now
it is exceedingly probable they will
find themselves caught in the meshes
Of the law. The maple syrup crop
last spring was very poor and it seems
as the profits are curtailed some are
trying to recoup their losses by dis
posing OF an Illegal article.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Fourth Of July victims are conval-
escent, thank you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lux.
Iof 1903 Grant street. daughter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Home Week" promoters probably
need the money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
which the affair was managed.

Forty-eight people lost their lives in
Chicago while celebrating the glorious
Fourth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Profitable weather for the soda
water man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

The members of the boards of public
safety appointed by Governor Nash
last Thursday will each have to pay
a fee of S. to the state for the commits
sion each will receive. Had they been
appointed by the mayor they would not
have had this sum to pay. There IS a
state law that all officers appointed by
the governor to take commission
shall pay this fee. Governor Nash con-
strues the code to mean that in case
of vacancies in safety boards that If
the mayor does not appoint within 80
days that it is the governors duty to
appoint.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Members Of the state Republican ex-
ecutive. committee have been canvassed
as to the city of their choice for the
Republican campaign opening and the
majority have named Marion as their
preference. OF the cities which have
applied for the opening none is more
centrally located than Marion and as
several applicants have dropped out il
seems that the home city of Senator
Harding, the Republican nominee fol-
lieutenant governor, will capture the
prize.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

"Well, you can bet I'm glad that the
Fourth is over" calculated the motor
man on West Tuscarawas street car
as he drove his trusty steed toward the
barns about IL O'Clock Saturday night
And who could blame him? Pa
triotism can not be expected to be
o'erbubbling in the heart of one who
must stand all day while riding over
what seems to be never-ending line
of dynamite bombs, torpedoes and
caps. The Fourth was one of the
hardest days the street car men have
put in for some time. The dynamite
bombs were principally responsible.
With b-r-r-r-r! crash!. resembling
the firing of Calling gun they did
their work beneath the wheels of the
electrical vehicles. I At night shey
could not be seen and let go with a
roar at the most unexpected times.
During the day the motorman kept his
eyes open for the miniature cannons,
to prepare his nerves for the shock.
The passengers however were not so
fortunate and the shock usually came
with good force. When the car had
passed the street resembled battle
field.
What some of the street car men said
would not appear to advantage in
print. Suffice to say that they thought
things. Some suggested that the COM
pany be called upon to pay for treat
ment for shattered nerves but 1t is
hardly probable that the demand was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
Tales About
Town
NFA A SUDDEN I realized was
only two doors from where my

~ F A SUDDEN l realized / was
only two doors from where my
friend the soda fountain clerk
holds forth. Not for me. / fed. Three
days before he had seized my arm as |
passed and had drawn me with him in
side. He had switched a tall glass
along the fountain ledge with pauses
beneath several of the faucets. He
had added a squirt or two from long
necked bottle and little cracked ice.
He had shaken it all up together, and
set the mixture before me, saying:
ITS the newest drink. l invented
1t myself. It's going to be the rage,
and my fortune will then be made,
Try 1t. Don't be afraid. It's good"
The next day, when I saw him,
shied-too late. He dragged me inside
again.
I've invented another" he whis-
pered again across the marble bar.
TRY it; it's good. 1t won't hurt"
For myself. l don't like the soft
and very mixed beverages you get
at soda fountains. ! didn't stop
until l was safe on passing car.
could hear my friend, the soda foun-
tain man, protesting: But it's good.
It's the newest drink. i invented it
myself"
Yet l like the fellow. His fault is
the fault of the season only - and
of his trade. They are all inventing
drinks. The warm weather of late
has doubled soda fountain proprie-
tors patronage - and lent new insip-
ration to their endeavors. Any one
of them can mix upwards of half a
hundred drinks, but they all know that
the invention of one new drink that
makes hit assures the inventors fu-
ture as a soda fountain man.
The man you see walking the streets
as in daze, with his eyes fixed on the
ground and a-shine with the light of
genius, may be only a poet with a
half made verse on his mind, or a
specimen of dozen other trades. But
watch his fingers, and If they move
spasmodically in the motion acquired
by much turning of soda water faucets
it's a safe wager your man is inventing
the latest drink.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

The crash suit is becoming audible
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07
Columbus Gossip
oRO. r. BLAKE.
OtA2 Corrsspondeut)

OLUMBUS, July 6.-The meeting
~ of the Ohio Solicitors associa-
tion, which was to have been held this
week at Put-in-Bay, contemporaneous
with the state bar meeting, has been
put off until next January in order that
the solicitors may have time in which
tn become familiar with the code and
ascertain what changes should be made
in it. BY deferring action until that
time the members will be able to rec
ommend more intelligently to the leg
islature what alterations should be
made in the law Notices were sent
to the members the latter part OF last
week that the scheduled meeting had
been called off. The next general as
sembly will undoubtedly make many
radical changes in the code.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

AS required by a recently enacted
law, a census of the mentally incap-
able in the infirmaries of the state
has been taken under the direction OF
the board of state charities. The census
is as follows: Insane, males 432;
females, 341 epileptic males, 14S; fe-
males, SO; idiots, males, 227; females,
1gS. The counties reporting the great
est number of insane are Cuyahoga
with 242. Franklin sc, Stark AZ, Sum-
init al, Montgomery 40 Muskingum 20,
Clark 20, Lucas % and Portage "a.
These inmates will be transferred to
the state hospitals as soon as the ad-
ditions now being made to these insti-
tutions are ready for occupancy. I'm
der the law passed five years ago
these inmates should have been re-
moved by not later than the first OF
last month, but as there was no room
for them in the hospitals 1t was not
possible to carry out its provisions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Good morning. am very sorry
that you have decided to give up the
seeretaryship of the Y. M. G. A."
Isn't 1t too bad that the people OF
Canton do not support your institution
and make the work Of the secretary
more pleasant. l suppose that the f.
nancial conditions of the institution
have caused you to resign"
Has the new secretary arrived and
why have you resigned?"
These and numerous other questions
were hurled at Secretary A, s. Boyer
of the Y. M, C. A. when he arrived at
the institution this morning and took
ND his work. The secretary failed to
see the point and finally learned that
a wrong impression had gotten out
to the effect that a new secretary
would take charge of the Y. M. G. A.
this orning. 1t had been announced
that George S. Budd would take up the
duties of secretary of the Canton Y. M
G. A. instead of the state association
of the Y. M. G. A. with headquarters
at Columbus.
| Mr.. Budd this morning took up the
state secretaryship, recently vacated
| by George B. Lands.
When the newspaper reporters ar
rived Secretary Boyer pleaded with
them to assure the people that nc
change had been made. SO that HI
could avoid explaining matters every
day to the friends and members Of tn,
institution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Where is the fellow who said last
year wanted to appoint all the boards
in Ohio?" asked Governor Nash Of a
party of newspaper men Thursday. IL
want to find him and crack him on
the head Why, here have only nine
boards to appoint, and it is nearly driv-
ing me crazy. Where should l be II
l had the boards to fill in the II cities
of the state?"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-07

Warden Hershey has made the dis
covery that the drivers of supply
have been smuggling liquor into the
renitentiary and disposing of it to the
prisoners. Saturday one driver was
searched and a bottle of whiskey found
on his person. His permit to enter the
institution was at once taken up. This
summary action will have wholesome
effect upon his fellow-workers who are
suspected of being guilty Of the prac-
tice of conveying liquor within the
walls and will probably stop it for the
time being at least.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-16
Una lugada sOrprendlda an0cbl


Anoche Ia policfa sorprendi0 una
iugada & 10 prohibido en- al callejon de
Gambaro
Al radedor de una mesa no muy lim-
pia que digarnOs yaalunnbrada por una
l6mpara que arrojaba bastanta hnrno,
estaban sentadas Maria Garcia (al Co
bit0, Juana ArzuaQa la) bicicletas L4au-
IA VaIentln cuatro individuos mas.
Los centayos Sc cruzaban con verti-
ginosa rapid6z. sin que faltara de vez
en cuando TN modesto bta1gstfaGso.
Los animos estaban caldeados GUAM
do empui6 la puerta II pOlicla.
Por instinto adivinar0n quien en-
traba v rapidamente huyeron algu-
mas.
Entire elias el Cobito y Laura.
La primera fue datenida, pero Ia se-
&unda parece que Sc ha metido tres es-
tadlos dehaio de Ia TERRA.
El Juez Bazan. irnpuso esta nafiana
diez dollars de muIta cada uno de los
iueadorea, excepto Bicicleta que .se
declar6 testigo del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico Y Sc salv6 del Ito declarando 10
Ocurrido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-16
MANUEL GARCIA CAROS

Un semanario polftico que Sc publi-
ca en- esta Capital, inserta en- la secci6n
de noticias, 10 siguiente:
xNuestr0 estimad0 amigo don Ma
nueI Carols. ha side nouabrado maqui-
nista encargado de la planta del acue-
ducEO de esta Capitals.
Los Iargos amos de pr6ctica que lie
va en- talleres de importancia y ell ha-
ber desempe penado siempre & concienciR
cuantos srabajos SO le han encomenda-
90, son una garantfa para Ia buena
marcha de aquella planta.
AL conceder esa plaza al amigo Gar
cfa, hs hecho nuestro Ayuntamiento
una buena adquisici6n de la que de
segur0 obtendra satisfactorios result
tados.9
Hasta aqui ell articulista. 7 tengo
mucho placer en- reproducir esas lfneas.
porque veo ref1siadas en- elias Is justi-
cia Y la unprecedented El sefior Gar
cia Cards es un puertorriuuefIo digno
honrado. Y ell Ayuntamiento, al
elegir para ese destino q un operario
tan iuteligente como correcto, no ha
heeho sino proceder en- justicia. lQuk
grande es la justicial
BORiCUA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-16

Da alqain hietsapo & este panse ea ex-
eereor zaa ga esta aaKlieaAs cns CUE
pOnen los peEoa do nunta
AnocIla una nuchseha Que hace -
gen Gemp0 YfvIa naaxi Eaenhe con
otro saasachach0, psrae8 aue q caEaa6
de este hsacep expursle efsas
nocturnaa Que eacnaarOn ~ axaaalta.
Hace algunOs dfaa que este vlgllaba 4
su puaaza cara naitad sin que pudiera
sabar 6 que siti0 do Ia ciudad iba 4 to-
mar oil fresc0
Pero anoche fn6 mas afortunado.
Vic q su Eya, entrar Ell una habita-
ci6n dc la casa an d0nde sn suicide ea
ration taichogO rat6nl On ii que ViVen
dos i6vanes soIteros.
Le falt6 la cairna y hechO nm OtelO,
peretr6 en- IA aala. enc0ntrando 4 sd
dulcina en- grata conversation c0la los
j6venes dichos.
R6piao como eI rayO cay0 aolbre sd
tatLoigs0 despues de pronunciar IN
discurso terrorfhc0, la sac6 p0r uSl ora-
70 al zaguan, atraeandole unos cuant0s
sopapos.
A los gritos de Ia agredida. lego L.
polieIa 81. 40 pregunten Vdes
Esta mafIana se yi6 el case ante el
Juez de Paz de San Francisco.
Ella estuvo muy valiente v reclana-
ba oil na0trinaOaio natural 81 Ell guerra
tener derechos sobre ella.
Ell dijo:
eNequaQlt0qat, cada uno cola por su
ladO que v6 por mi parte cedO todos
mis- derechOs y acciones.1
Y efectivamente hoy son ambos sol
1erOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-16

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I:sm n i ssfss SSs s.e5ssr ars gsse ISL
sssss 4 tsiie rs<s sls.s sss.avfsgs gses u geslfs
ssssy.sro 80 81 aVesna elss are
4: So M avs ~
.ss. ID II.
49, ~ ~ s;,. sasssssss.
1000 l.s ~ asyssss fla n reIiei61 .sa-
fSg;ca g,,rIsa as u forss1s cortts:s
ce,s me ~ ez aliieao orafor.
A5ssu sss,sss,sslfs pssSeseg6 b hafIe que
-; sys.s s.s,ss kahrl 81 q
s.sss.~ - T., ass,s Yos6 Eiarsn
e ..ss go NM ;s III sar ~,
s'sAs'ss { agIS t,sn;;sssrss,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-16
SitiO para leVantar
UNA PENlTENCIARIA
La asGuaIa correctional aS mas
uTg8nt0.

IN representante do este diario ce-
igbr6 esta mafiana una entrevlsta con
81 Sr. Gomez Brioso. Presidenta de "a
comisi6n que SO ocupa de elegir sitio
para estabiecer una penitenciarla en- "a
siti0 mas apropiado de II iala,
La COmisi6n. estnvO On e5uanall 90,
jurisdiction De Cab0 RoIO. frente & Ia
bahia de Mayagdez; { media hora dc
dicha cindsd.
EI siti0 est6 completamente aisladO
por 81 mar v ell rio. tiene naRgnffcos
terrenos de vega y sobre vega, para el
cultivo una amplia neseta. Actual
mente tiene muy buenos past0s y ell
Doctor Gomez Brioso dice que SO pue-
de sacar buen partido de aquel lugar.
Mide al rededor de 200 cuerdas y tiene
muchos 6rboles frutales.
Las personas mas conspicuas de La
Gindad de MsyaRnez est6n dispuestos
aecundar cuanto Sc haga en- aquel
sentido.
Aun no Sc ha hecho elecci6n alguna.
pues la comisi6n tiene nesesldad de
visitar varios lugares ofrecidos por
particulares y corporaciones, cercanos
& esta Capital
La cOnaIsl0n 0ulere ser abS0I IuGannen-
te impartial en la election de terrenOa
3 eecOjer6 el cue reaImente reuna Las
c0ndiciones del caso.
Parecenos que ahora que Sc reunira
La asamblea legislative, serfa mas hui
mano v justo crear con la cantidad Vo-
tada una escuela correctional, trans
firiendo al credi votado v quede dom
de eatS IA Y1anikanniaria
Es mas pr6ctico recojer los futuros
candidates al presidio, en- sitio en- que
pudieran eorregirse.
Es mas f6cil en- Ia infsncia corregir
malas inelinaciones que despues que ell
hombre esta tornado.
No nos oponemos & que cuando Sc
pueda Sc levante la nueva penitencia-
ria, pero repetimos que es de mas ur-
gente necesidsd, una escuela correc-
cional.
Si bien es cierto que como edifcio
el presidio de San Juan no reune las
condolences que debe, t6ngsse en- cuen-
ia tambien que la organization interior
ss bastante regular.
Atendamos primeros & los nifios
Abandonados, que los criminales que
sufren condena.
De los primeros podemos salvsr mu.
chos, de los segundos, pocos, muy po'
cos desgraciadamente.
Mas luego nos ocuparemos con mas
extension de este asunto que en- nues
tro concepto reviste mucho inter@s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-16

siguiente modo: banda de m6sica,
Junta de instruction, Autoridades lo-
Gales, Comisi6n de seioritas, Profeso-
RADIO. alHmnos, pueblo, etc, iba pre-
cedida de Ii bandera americana.
Terminals Ia manifestation, con-
gregaronse todos en- 81 edificio escuela,
Y & las 2 p. N. di6 principle ei meeting
escolar. en- ell que tomaron parte los
profesores v "a slumnos de ambos SCI
KOS. Tambien hizo uso de la palabra
en- dicho acto. ell Reyerendo Padre
Martorell, quien en- IN bonito v con-
cienzudo discurso, nos habl6 de Colon
de su descubrinientO, mereciendO
por clio justos y nutridos aplausos de
La concurrencia.
Llegada la noche, nev6se efecto en-
los mismos salones Ia velada, no asl ell
bale, por haberlo prohibido ell Comi-
sionado de instruction,
Dicha velada result6 esplendida, v
todos los ndmeros del programs Sc
cumplieron conciencia.
Las nifias, ninos y sefioritas que en-
ella tonaron parte, fuerOn Calurosa-
mente aplaudidos, y las poesfas reci-
tadas merecieron la aprobaci0n gene
raj, pues todas eran ajustadas al actO
que Sc celebraba.
Tambi6n hicieron uso de la palabra
los seflores don Francisco Jose Anna
dec, Presidente de la Junta Escolar, y
don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra. quienes
estuvieron felicfsinos en- sus perora-
clones, 10 cual les mereci6 una saliva
de aplausos. Ell se6or Amadeo, nos
recit6 tambien una composition poeti-
ca suya, titulada "a Puerto Ricos, que
gust6 mucho:
En- resumen: el acto. Ilevado & cabo
por el profesorado de este pueblo, ha
resultado por todos conceptos digno de
loa, y merece placemes, que gustosos
le tributamos, asf como & todas aque-
las personas que le secundaron.
Como final de este festival, tendra
Iugar en- la noche de este dis el bale
annnciado, ell cual SO levara & efecto
en- los salones de la casa de don Julio
| Font Camuffas.