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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

un punto negro que sosrenadabs
, EN- Ell RIO, yk alguna distsncis, una
mancha mucho mas grande que
trataba de remontar Ia corriente.
El punto negro era el q 10 que se
ahogsba. La otra mancha una bar.
caxs que iba en- 81 auxilio. Me
faltaba una medalla de sslvsmeu-
TO. murmuro el marques; y como
estsmos en- una estacion en- que IN
banjo frfo no molesta, voy q pro-
porcionarme esa distinci6n honorf
fca.
Dicho este. Rocambols. que &C
encontraba en- Ia escalers del can't
no de sirga. In bsj6 corriendo y 10
echo & nado, hacienda esta otra
reaexi6n. Hay que guardian alguns
pera para In sed. Una huena sccion
puede enternecer 4 los cariosos
uueces): 81 me desmarquesan y
com parezco ante IN tribunal oil ha.
cal tendra en- cuenta Ia medalla.
Era Roeambolc excelente NADIA
dor, tenfa una ventaia m1y
grande sobre la barcaxa, que. como
81 acudfa q salvsr al que se shoga-
ba. Sc habfa echado al aqua mas
arriba. de modo que para llegar
hasta aquel solo tsais sue dsjsras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

Tai vez sorprendefa cue nn ban.
dido del temple de Rocambole, que
asesinabs sin pestafiesr. Sc detu-
viese al Or gritos de angustia y no
prosiguiese tranquilamente 50 ca
mino. Siu embargo. los aventnre-
ros como 81, que viven en- rebellion
perpetua con Ia sociedad, estan
constantemente alerta, y todos los
sucesos en- que CORE peligro una
existencia cualquiera aunque sea
la de un desconocido les llama Ia
atenci6n. Los grito de socorro
que acababa de OR despertaron en-
Rocambole recuerdos de 81 propia
vida, empezando por Ia muerte de
Mold suerte y acsband0 por 10 ocu :
rrido a ell en- ell Marne.
-lSocorredmel gritaba con voz
dehil una mujer. Y en- ell acto 30
acord6 Rocamhole de Fipsrt, cuyo
cadaver crefs sc encontrabs dete-
nido entire las redes de Saint Cloud.
Al mismo tempo oy6 rufdo de va
rios remos y otras voces que grita.
ban: tAnimol lSosteneos. que ALA
vamosl
Salt6 del coche. corrio al niue.
lie y 90 inclino. La noche era som.
bris, psro ssto no 10 impidio YER
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

pelucs. Roeambole no reconociS
en- ell cochero Ventura. Ventura
no recon oci6 o Rocambole en- John
ell palsfrenero pero este habfs visto
al cochero que Sc aleisba, y obser
vade que este iltimo estrada algo
la Ia pierns como un licenciado de
presidio.- Tendre que ponerlo en-
clsro, Sc dijo, mientras que ell
cochero sc alejaba y no quedaba
nadie mas que el en- In cuadrs,
volvi6 al csbsilo que almohazaba
So pesebrera, y sc scerc6 despues
al arabe, al que Ell duque guerra
tsnto:+Es lastims. pens6, matar
una bestia tan soberbia, por Ia
que ell duque de Chateau kailly
darfa dos mil escudos.
Y Rocambole cogi6 Ia cola del
caballo para que no cocease. J lie
clav6 en- ell vientre ell alfiler enve-
nenado. tai como BE 10 ordenars sir
Guillermo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
"A Hilda Meltz Acosta. Santurce.

A Hilda Meltz Acosta. Santurce
70 suelo confundir quien nos tilda
De que ell bien es aquf for que sc agosta
Con este nombre esplendoroso: Hilda,
I este apellido memorable: Acosta.
A Esther Maria Colberg Cabo Rojo.
Qnvoca ell nombre de Betances para Pc
| dlrme una postal.)
En- tn hermosa postal he conocido
Que eres digna paisana
| Del que sof1o la patria indepencia. :.
ESQ que Sc consigue, ST hay conciencia
De 10 que es la dignidad humana!
A Carmen Font. Santurce
Verso Y jardfn resumen
cuanto hay de hermoso.
Aquel habla las almas,
este los ojos
Viva tn nombre!
pOrque tn nombre encierra
versOs Y flores.
A Sara Lopez de Riera. Mayaeiiez.
Porque eres til la bella musa q. inspira
A un trovador, orgullo Gle nuestros lares,
DE el solo no es la fama que da su Ira.
Tuya es tambien la gloria de sus cantares!
A Judith Morales Ponce.
Judith: nuevo Holofernes
I'm esta TERRA sus cuarteles planta.
Isl resurgiese la Judith aquella
Que cort6 de Holofernes la garganta!
A Matilde Pujals Navas. S. Juan.
Como la f6 en- los hombres he perdido,
Pido Dios hace tempo, con f6 mucha,
Que redima la TERRA en- que he nacido;
Pero... jd6nde esta Dios, q. no me escu-
(cha
A Militia Mimoso, Bayam5n.
{ Tn cato m6dicO, tomando ell pulse
otro cato enfermo.)
Este grabado muestra perfectamente
Lo mucho que adelanta la medicinal:
Pues de tai ciencia, sabe la inteligente
Raza humana. .. 10 mismo que Ia felina!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
RObO de un (dbdIlO en- (d9uds

En- la madrugada del Jueves al
Viernes de los corrientes le fu6 sus-
traid4 una yegua de la propiedad de don
Pedro Bonila a, de la finca que posee Mr.
Ramos en- ell barrio de Rio Canas, de es-
te t6rmino.
Las sefias son: zair amarilla care
ia, marcada p. B. debajo de la erin CO.
la corta la. Su dueho gratifcara al que
lie de notici g ciertas de su parsdeFo.
Caguas, JUNO de 1908. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
IntereSdnte para los que yiajan

Habi6ndose separado don Adrian Pc
rez, de la SOciedad que tenia en- la En-
presa de cOches con el senOr AgudO,
dueno del &Hotel Inglaterra,~ p desde esta
recha, ell que desee Viaiar en- sus coches
lue son los mismOs que habian en- el
Hotel
COchera, Santurce, Tel6fOnO 1904
ID. ADRIAN PEREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

-Estoy SECURE de hAberlo he
chO bien.
-Puedes irte q dormir algunas
horas, luego te presentarss en-
casa de Chateau Mailly como pala-
frenero.
-aY mamAs....
Sir Guillermo no Sc digno con-
testarle.
-Ttene su idea. penso Rocsm :
bole. que no insisti6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
POSTALES De YIRGILIO DAYILA

4 Teresita Mangual de Cestero.
Toa-baja.
Mir6 al ciello; estrellas vi.
AL volver la vista al suelo
File mis- OjOs en- tt,
Y, fascinadO, crel
Que estaba miranda al cielo.
A Eduardo Azuar de Benedetti.
Mayagiez.
Gun ramo de claveles)
Es tOda aromosa for
Emblema de la mujer:
Pierde, en- ell cieno al caer,
Perfume, gracia y color.
81, firme en- su tallo, donna
Del huracan Is fiereza,
Podra perder la belleza;
Pero lie queda ell aroma.
A Mercedes Ortiz. Santurce
Aunque Sc que hay contrarios pare
(ceres)
u aunque tilden ell mfo de simpleza,
Confeso yo que en- hombres muJeres
PreGero el coraz6n a la cabeza.
A Sara Morales. Ponce.
Sarah Bernhard).
Dos Saras - iS4ra Morales,
Y Ia tragica francesa!
ST mi alma le pregunto
A cual da la preferencla,
Me dice que mi paisana,
Encantadora poncena
iPorque eres tn la VERDAD!
iPorque la FICCIoN es ella!
A Conchita Toro Colberg. Cabo Rojo.
Cuando llegar te vierOn
Del mundo ante las puertas,
Lloraron, confundidas,
Las flores mas soberbias;
Pues comprendieron todas
Que hnbrfan de vencerlas
Tu espfritu, en- fragancia;
Tu cuerpO, en- gentileza.
A Isabel Oppenheimer. Ponce.
La flor Que perfuma, elaye que canta,
Y ell sol que levanta su disco al zenit,
Me dicen que todo 10 puro Y 10 bello,
( ONO aroma, sonido destello,
Enci6rrase en- tt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

"a Sc sabe 10 que hAbia sucedi-
do. Algunss horAs mas taroe,
John, Ell palsfrenero entrsba en-
funciones en- Ell momento en- que
Ventura pasaba inspection de las
caballerizas, desconocido con 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

nm Sc necesitan diez mas indivi.
I'LL duos que cOnozcan la perfec'
WV ci6n el procedimiento de <en'
terciar> tabaco para enviar los Esta-
dos UnidOS.
Informes, altos de la Regionalista de
AguayO HermanOs. u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
Joaquin GeIabert

y JABON |! iJABON II MaohoH
a6oG de pr4ctica, Cosuno considerable,
Los lavandoras 10 pretieren cnHlquleT
Otra maroa,
Gale de Pi8arro. Araoibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
Alcslde M uHicipal.

PEDRO J. RIVERA %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

SON MUCHAS las reformas que vie
ne estableciendO el doctor Casalduc On
su gabinete dental.
Sabemos de OperaciOnes sumamen-
te diflciles, que las ha ejecutado este
operator con grandes exitOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
EDICTOs S
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL EU MOROVIS

En- poder del yecino don Jose del
Rio Sc encuentra depositado un caballo
rucio blanco, de cinco y media cuartas de
alzada, erin y cola escasa, paso devanado
y trote. como de ocho amos de edad, sin
marcs nj senas psrticulares, ell cual fue
encontrado en- la fnca de don lonso del
Rio hace tres dias
Lo que Sc hace pnblico para que ell
que se crea dueflo de dicho animal. con-
curra esta aldfa dentro del termipo
de ounce dias con los documentos que
acredite su propiedad, pues en- case con-
trario. pasado este termino, Sc vendera
en- pnblica subasta con arreglo 1 las dis
posiciones yigentes.
Morovis, Mayo 26 de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08

Por ell presente mi nnioo edioto que
SO insertara en- ell periodico La DEMO
cRAc,A: Hago saber: Que en- las diligen
ciss promovidas en- este Juzgado por ell
letrade don Rafael Arce Rollet a nom
bre de don Nepomuceno Flores Castro,
SO ha dispuesto ell anuncio en- dicho pc
riodicr. de que ell referido don Nepomu
ceno Flores Castro, solicits Sc convier-
ia en- inscription de dominic. la possession
de la inca que pc describira fin de que
los que Sc oonsideren peri udicados pue
dan oponerse en- el plazo de ounce dias
naturales. con nforme 10 dispuesto en- ell
artfculo 80 de la Orden Judicial de de
Abril de 1899; y la descr;pccion de la fin
ca es la siguiente:
Ralst5ca: slts en- ell barrio de BARGE
no de Barceloneta antes, hoy Manatf
compuesta de una hectarea, noventa y
una Sreas, cincuenta y nueve centiaraas.
oolindante por ell Este con ell rio Manatf
por el Oests ccn don Esteban Demiras.
Julian Cortes ell camino que conduce al
referido poblado, Nor ell referi 10 Demi
rAs por ell Sur con dona Is Abel Caballe-
ro de Mass y.>
7 con Ell fin de que el que se crea
con algun derecho sobre Ell inmueble des
orito. que quiera oponerse. puede efec-
tuarlo en- ell t9fmino sefialado. libro ell
presente en- Manatf & de JUNO de 1903.
JUAN RAaos CAsELLAs.
ANTONIO PoMALEs.
1s-1 Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-08
Acadia Municipal de Camuy

Desde es fe ha por ell termino que
la ley sefiala queda expuesto al pnblico en-
las paroles exteriores de la alcalC Ia ell
proyecto de presupuesto para el ano fiscal
de 1908 a 1904.
Camuy Mayo 27 de 1908.
LAURENTINO ESTRELLA
AEcGlde. f5-J
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11
DIR. q. N. SHARP
DRUGGIST
And Manufactures Of
Fnmily Remedies, !

Have you a cough or are suffering
from q coldg n 30 irg Or Shnfps
COUGH AND LJN0 REMEDY.
n you arc troubled with INDIGESTION
or stomach tronhlc me
DiGEsrtNE
For an paths nud ACHES apply
RELIEF
These tested remedies hive cured
others, they will eureyou Try ulem,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11

Farmers are not the only class
OF our citizens who are interested
in good roads. All people who
travel roads are interesting in
them. All agree that We should
have better roads. Perhaps some
one has given this matter more
study than another and the public
may not know il. In the June
number Of the Special Farmers
Institute Edition will be discussed
the topic. 1.-The Good Roads Prob.
lem; What is the Best System oil
Road Making for the Contra.
West2" and would be glad to have
the ideas and opinions OF any per.
soa who has given the matter
thought. Please let as have 4
thought discussion of this import.
ant topic. indicator.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11
nEAL naTArn rnANsrnns.

6 W Giibrealh to w Il Farnham
IS acres, sec ), Hudson S6t4.
Oclavia A Cilbrcath to w r
Farnham no acres sec 5, Hudson
$ssto.
Richard Wiseman 20 g w Miller
40 acres. sec "a, Miugo 5000.
Roht, J Groves to VIM. ciggel
o. acres, sec "a, East Boone sligo.
Owen Meals to Chas. Mccumber
lots 4 and rsi. ,st addition, Rich
Hin $r7s.
r A Asbery to G Z Sianfeld loI
"A, block fos. Rich Hill SIas.
CT Moulton to + w Lloyd Sc
acres, sec 90, Shawnee SaSoo.
Martha Hammond to PhilbricI
So acres, Pleasant Gap $a4Io.
Richard Dubaeh TO John Green.
halge SO acres, sec IS, Lone Gal
SI4co.
Ed Crabb to Frederick Fisehe.
lots II and r., block q, Ist addition
to Rich Hill $40.
Catherine Owen to o w Sehancl
~ acres, sec 2 and 3, Mound $4,000
Milo E Hall to J b Davis a
acres, sec 10, Lone Oak, SIoo.
Sophia Huston to J w Make
lots I and ?, block 2, Illusions ad
dilion to Adrian, SIS.
Thos. Fitzgerald to Jno. Fitz
gerald. 100 acres, sec ?, Hudson 81
INV Maxey to T w Maxey un.
divided = ~interesest lots 1 and a
block :, Illusions I'd addition
Adrian, SIss.
Lide Henry to Fannie, Blair, 10
3 and part lot ,, Heury's addition
Butler, Ss75.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11
More Gold

Josey Limantour, the Mexican
10 France, is in New York
TO negotiate a loan Of Ss5, 600, 900
in gold. II is said to be the pur-
pose Of The Disz government, at an
early date, 10 establish the gold
standard IN Mexico. 1t is not pro-
posed to displace the sIlyer cur
rency nov in use in Mexico, but
TO give it a certain guaranteed
value ia gold, according 10 the
plan pursued by the government
Of British India. By restricting
the silver coinage to an amount
justified by the gold balance, it is
believed that peso can be given a
fixed value and there viii be an
end Of the daily fluctuations which
are a source Of such inconvenience
and loss in MEXICO.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11
The Body and Soul.

II IS an ever increasing pity that
the average doctor who tries TO
heal the body cares nothing for the
soul. On the other hand, the per-
son who tries to heal the soul cares
nothing for the body. The body
and soul cannot be separated in
such a manner. The diseases
that amict the body also affect the
soul, and vice versa. No one who
IS ignorant Of the laws that govern
either the soul or the body is fl,
to attempt to heal the diseases Of
either the one or the other.
A bad man may preach a good
sermon, A bad man may pre-
scribe a good medicine. But both
the sermon and the medicine would
have had a greatly increased eff
cacy had they been delivered by
a good man.-Medical Talk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11

arc oasy 10 starr and anynn,
can Qpcruiei rte little Easo.
line ahd are te1f Tor fuanlna
grinders. shfta44la cullcll.
thr11hora ole lac Wch1f
|Ianforr frmrlf ~ 4.
equals ID mtn pUmplnl hhih'
ptdnrtclad. AL Hnls naaa.
IfIIg nuaraplend C4taiefnf
flaa Mas Ga 80 6alaal
lsah nis,i ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11


The new Interpretation which
has been given officially and fer
mally 10 certain agsiclts OF tho
Westminster confession Of faith
by the ananimous vote oil the Press
'byterian general assembly masks
one ofthc most notable advances 10
modern religious thought. In rat
flying the action Of the preshyieg-
les earlier ia the year the assembly
"opens the door wide for a union Of
all Presbyterian bodies, and per.
haps for ultimate unity among all
Protestant churches.
It should be clearly understood
that the confession has not been
revised even in the change OF a
single word. The Presbyterians
have abandoned no syllable Of their
ancient creed. To the strict Cal.
whist the articles remain as they
have been from the FIRST. But to
the more modern Presbyterian is
gwen sanction Of the church SO
10 interpret the confession that he
may eliminate the doctrine OF the
elect, the theory Of "inians dam
nation and any other ancient IN
depreciation which is not in har.
mcny with the earliest, simplest
and most practical truths Of Chris,
and with the growing belief in the
divine immanence ia the world.
Thus the creed Of the church
has not been changed its mean
ing has simply been broadened.
And in this fact hes the strongest
probability that the Presbyterian,
United Presbyterian and the Cum
berland Presbyterian bodies maJ
soon come to such an understand
ing that they may unite into prac-
hcally one body.
There could be no stronger proof
of the vitality of the Presbyterian
church than the adoption Of these
interpretative articles. The churci
is able to adapt itself to an age Tor
which original definitions Of its
creed were not designed.
while not giving up an inch Of
the original foundation. And the
result cannot fail to be immensely
beneficial not only to the church
itself, but TO humanity IN general,
for through this more liberal spin
the creed has become more vital
and a new relationship has beet
established with the daily expert
ences and broader religious view.
OF mankind.
What would have happened ]
Adam had refused to JOIN Eve II
eating the iorbiddeu fruiti-ToIe
do Blade.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11
sIo.ooo To boz DIsrRInUrED
The st Louis Republic Offers
Fourteen Splendid lie.
wards 60 subscribers.

An interesting announcement ap.
pears In that great metropolitan
newspaper. The ST. Louis Republic.
la the form Of a prohtsharing offer
20 any one now "A subscriber or Will
ing 60 become "A subscriber 81 The
Republic. A big sum OF Sl0.O00.0 Is
20 be paid IN rewards forgood Judge
ment and skil. tits possible 60 earn
an the way from $1,000 up TO 5000.
The Republics subscribers arr In.
vited t. estimate upon the number
81 admissions 60 the Worlds Fair
grounds upon ihe occasion Of the
grand %dedlcntory ceremonies, April
90, 1905, % the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. The subscriber whose
estimate COMES nearest the official
viii receive $4,000. the next one
WIN get ~. SOC 90 and an additional
SUM Of 81 5O0.0O WIN be divided in
rewards ranglngfrom ~ O00O down
10 slO.O0 among those whose estl-
mates most nearly npproximated
the onlciuI record ul admissions A
payment 81 s7.S0 win provide for the
delivery 81 ihe Daily ana sunday Re
public for not less than one year, or
SiOo WIN pay for sis annual subscrip-
tions Go the Twic,-a-week Republic.
aud if the remittinc isrecciyed ON or
before fp.m, ofAprl -. 1905 the per-
son sending 81 can make six estima-
tcs. Mone estimates may bc made
extending "a Subscription l,eynnd one
year, or by organizing clubs and IN
duclng othertosubsarite.
Complete information ~ 10 the
condition 81 this contest. tonther
with hiank. win he found Ia the
Daily. sunday and Twlcr-a-wsrk
editions 81 The nepubllc from April :
until April %, 1903, or WIN ln mailed
a. any One upon application. Az
al communications and estlmate.
should De- nddnrsed 20 THR RE-
PrBl-lc PROFIr-sHARIN0 RU.
kEAU, GALL hon ~, 81. LOUIS.
NO.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11

The stir causes by the killing,
during the coal strike OF o man
by a National Guardsman named
wadswofth will be remembered.
Wordsworth was one Of a guard
placed 10 protect a house thought
to be in danger OF violence. HIS or
ders we're 10 allow no one to APP
proach the house, and TO shoot to
kill any n who disobeyed his
command TO halt. One night when
wadsworth was on guard a man
approached the house. and the
guardsman, having commanded
him four times to halt, without
success, at last shot aud killed the
Intruder. Wsdsworth was tried Tor
homicide. The Pennsylvania SUI
.preme Court have declared the
shooting J%asti6sble, saying: "The
dignity and authority OF the state
must be maintained, and her power
to suppress all lSwlessncss within
her bonndries must be asserted. "
And again; "The state has aud
must have this power or perish.
And it must be a real power, suhi-
cient and effective for It's ends, the
enforcement Of law, the peace and
security Of the community as 10
life and property" The case is
a notable enforcement Of principle.
which are as old as law ITSELF
Law Notes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11

Eeverin ell yc1 claim your treatment VIII DO FOL
gbe deaf. u entirely stopped tho noises Ia nj
head and made my hearing perfect can he4i
any conversation within ten feet and q steam
whistle - miles. lEend you name Of D friend
afflicted As i was. knoW yuug treatment vii
ours her. Iwtl make cath 20 all 7 have said.
Your delighted flcnd. JAMES BRADSHAW,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-11

Annual state me citing Of the b.
\. p. u. Ncyade, Mo, June ss-as
One fare lor tie round Trip Via the
Mo. p. Ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

,-,.. .,,ea Aadie selignan. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Dewitt J. Seligman. and granddaughter OF
ra-,es selignsn the banker. was married to Frank
I'm Leonard seugsberg last Wednesday at Del
,rorico,s The marriage performed by the
Rev DR. Joseph silvernan. Rabbi OF the Temple
F,r,snu-F-l in tbs presence OF large assemolage
The gold room in which the ceremony look place.
mo. bear+if,lv decorated. the bridal couple stand
g., 80 a canopy OF palms. interpreted with
lie and mink roses. The bride was given away
by her father
~, -. ,,s1 The bridesmaids Miss Beatrice
Be-nbeiTner Miss Edith Jacob. Miss Marjorie
y9-,Lefr,er Mss Lillian Grey. Miss Grace Bern
beir,er and Miss Lucille Gross. Miss Ethel F.
eeurn,an sister OF the bride. was the maid OF
,cror The bridegroom's attendants were James
rarnbein7er Seligman, Lorin S. Bernheimer. Albert
seigsberg. Hugo selgman and Byron A Cohen
Y-,-rz : Bernheimer was master OF ceremony.
W. bride wore white satin gown trimmed with
% De venise lace and embroidered in orange
blossoms. Her only jewel was diainoho heart
s.r+ from the bridegroom. After the ceremony
- ,-,,as+s sat down to refreshments served IN
Delmonico's large ballroom
A. and Mrs Seugsberg are now on their way
70 California. by way OF washington ana New
Crlesre They viii Re gone about six weeks, after
1-ttcb tbe- viii take up their residence in New
York City.
Among the invited guests were MI and Mrs
James Seligruan. Ar. and Mrs. Oscar 5. Straus'
NJ and Mrs Jacob H schlf, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
s,ern Mr. and Mrs v II. Rothschild Mr.. and
Mr. Henry SeIigman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
storm. Nj and Mrs. Stuart Wood MI and Ars
irving S Bern heiTner Mrs. William Sehgsoerg
Judge Joseph Newburger. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas -
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