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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
MORE GIRLS THAN
BOYS In SCHOOL
ENROLMENT OF PUPILS MAKES
IA NE WRECoRD.
Final Report Completed Today Shows
That 42,os5 Pupils Entered the
Schools Of thet City During the Terms
just Closed-Why the Boys Are Out
numbered by the Girls.

+ Minneapolis had a public school en-
rollment of 42,OS5 in the school year
just ended. Last year there were A.
III pupils in the public schools making
an increase for the year of 968. The
final fl report completed today by p. NJ.
Jordan, contains some interesting fig
ures. Notwithstanding the vital sta
tlstlcs indicating that more boys are
born into the world than girls, the
latter, are the most numerous in the
schools of Minneapolis, there being 2l,-
703 in favor Of the girls
Most OF the difference is caused by
the high schools, and this is explained
by the fact that boys are sent out to
help support the family at an earlier
age than the girls. But in many of the
graded schools, particularly those with
seventh and eighth grade classes, the
speaking, tibet numbers run closely to-
gether, but in several buildings, such
as the Blaine, Clay, Greeley, Hamilton,
roe and the Pierce, there is a decided
preponderance Of boys.
hTeSe were 1851 pupils in thet high
schools and 1924, or a ratio of / to
The enrolment of the different
schools is as followsc
Central high. 1,615; East high, 7s1; North high,
677; South high, 77s; Adams, 1853; Blaine.
9o7; Bremen, 1,14e; Bryant, 1856; Calhoun, s31
Clay $50; Clinton, s9s; Corcoran. 533; Douglas,
1877; Emerson 944; Eugene Field, 81; Everett,
1868; franklin, 1,127: Garfield, $780, Grant, SS1
Greeley, 14s; Hamilton, 543; Harrison, 900; Haw-
Mann, SO; Humboldt, s79; Irving, 1,oa3; Jack
SON., 1O24; Jefferson, 59s; Bryn Mawr, 10; East
grade, 1T; Hiawatha, 81; Kenwood, 100; Lake
low, 795; Lowell, s41; Lyndale, 600; Mckinley,
357; Madison, 991; Marcy, 1856; Margaret Fuller,
SO; Minnehaha, 1S4; Monroe, 1850; Motley, GIT;
| Nicollet, 49, PLEDGE, 4O5; Peabody 562; Pres
cott 1,O22; Rosedale, 173; Schiller, 379; Seward,
1,2S6; Sheridan, 1885, Sidney Pratt, 3O1 Sum-
ner, 9SS; futile, 1926; ungraded, Is; Van Cleve,
O34 Total 40 OSS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
MEETS A Merry WOMAN
NEGRO BURGLAR DOES NOT
BRIGHTEN MRS. CORA MARTIN,
AND QUICKLY oBEYs HEB.

Mrs. Cora Martin, 913 Fifth avenue
s, was awakened last night to find a
negro burglar in her room.
Without SO much as scream she sat
up in bed and ordered the .robber to
ary nerve Of burglars he answered
politely All right, lady, and quietly
walked out the front door.
The burglar had entered at the front
door, which had been left unlocked.
He went first into the room Of Mrs.
G: p. Riley, on the first floor. She saw
him standing in the doorway and, altho
suspicious, she thought one Of the room
ers had made mistake in the door.
AS she sat up he passed on down the
hall to Mrs. Martin IS room.
When Mrs: Martin coolly ordered him
out, Mrs. Riley stepped to her door,
and as he passed she obtained good
view Of him. He had bundle under
his arm, but as nothing was missing,
it is thought he visited some other place
earlier in the evening.
The matter was reported. to the po-
lice and detectives are working on the
case.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
GOOD TEMPI.ARS COMING
Minnesota Grand Lodge Will Be Held
Here This Week.

The forty,eighth annual meeting se . Of
pendent Order of Good Templars will
be held in Minneapolis this week; The
meetings will open in Richmond hall,
Nicollet avenue and Eighth street, to-
morrow evening, with a public recep-
ton Addresses viii be made h by prom
tiyes Of other temperance organizations,
and there will be music, The Meeting
will open at 10. O'Clock Wednesday
morning and continue all day., In the
evening there will be special session
at 1880 for comforting grand lodge and
international supreme lodge degrees.
This will be followed by program ar
ranged specially for local GOOD Tenn
plarrs who cannot attend the, day meet;
ings. The Thursday meetings will
open at $3.50 am. and pm.
The local committee, has made excel
lent arrangements and a large attend
ance is expected. Among the promi.
nent Good. Templars who will be pres.
ent is Colonel B. F: Parker Of Millwau'
kee, secretary of the international SUI
preme lodge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
NEWSIES WILL ATTEND
They'll Applaud ''Nettie, the News.
..s. AZ girl, - at the Bijou,

night Tor The "newsies Of M NJ M ua
The Journal Newsboys band and news
paper carriers will be the guests of Man
ager Hays of the Bijou and Messrs
Gould and Freed, Managers of "Nettie,
the Newsgirl.'
The newsboys have been invited to
attend the evening performance of
",Nettie, the Newsgirl, an appropriate
of the managers to let the newsies see
what a clever little girl Nettie is. The
show, which has been on the road the
entire season, has made tour from
coast to coast. Minneapolis will be the
last week of the season. This attraction
will also close the season at the Biiou
opera-house for the summer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
Low Excursion Fares.

Via Baltimore & Ohio railroad from
Chicago to Asbury Park, n. j., and re-
turn, '$21.35. Tickets good going June
20, 80, July ! and =, valid III for return
Stop-over at New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
Through sleeping cars to Asbury
Park.
: baltimore and return $500. Tickets
good going July 2, 3 and 4.
Valid for return until Aug. 81 by ex-
tension. Stop~over at Washington. The
only line that operates through trains.
Send for circulars to R. G. Haase, N.
". 7. p. A., st. Paul, MINI; b. N. Aus
tin, G. p. A., Chicago. Consult your
nearest ticket agent for details.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
TRAGEDY ENDS
AUTOMOBILE run.
FORMER MINNEAPOIITAN AMONG
VICTIMS OF CHICAGO MIsHAP.
Car Goes Thru Open Draw Inso Chicago
River-Jerome G. Kurtzman, Son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kurtzman Of
This City, His Wife and Another Are
Killed Chauffeur Arrested.

Jerome G. Kurtzman, formerly we'll
known resident Of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Kurtzman, his wife, and W. A. Hart
ley, manager of a Chicago automobile
house, were hurled to death in the Chi
cago river, Saturday evening, in an au-
street drawbridge. ". II. Hoops, IT.,
manager for a Chicago automobile
house, and driver of the Inflated ma
chine, and Mrs. jeremiah Runyan, New
York city, were rescued from the river.
| Mr.. Hoops has been arrested on a
charge of criminal negligence, His
$50, 1000 bail. The police claim that the
throttle of the machine was found to
be wide open and the brakes in good
working order.
The party Of five were riding south
on Rush street, Sunday evening. They
were behind machine that was
stopped about fifty feet from the edge
Of the draw. Hoops, thinking to pass
power. When within a few yards Of
the chasm, the chauffeur realized his
peril and, throwing all his weight on
the steering wheel, attempted to turn
the big machine to the left and by run
ming along the edge of the opening,
make the turn that would bring him to
safety.
He was too late. The machine turned
and for moment ran along the edge
of the opening. The front wheel slid
from the banking, the machine swayed,
quivered and, before the occupants had
time to leap to safety, had slipped
from the bridge and splashed into the
river, thirty feet below.
Hoops and Mrs. Runyan fell clear of
the, machine, and were picked up by
dockmen few minutes later. Both
were unconscious but neither was seri-
ously injured. The other three bodies
did not rise to the surface. The ma
chine was drawn from the river and
yesterday morning the bodies of Mr..
and Mrs. Kurtzman were recovered
about $50 feet from where the automo-
bile had struck. From the marks on
Mrs. Kurtzman's head it was evident
that she had been struck by the steering
gear and was probably unconscious be-
fore her body struck the water. The
body of Wilson A. BARLEY, the third
victim, has not yet been found.
: Parents Live Here.
jerome G.. Kurtzman and his wife
lived in Minneapolis until a year ago.
Mr.. HUFFMAN s parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Kurtzman, have lived in Mime.
apolis for twenty years and now reside
at 1924 Chestnut avenue. Before re-
moving to Chicago Mr.. Kurtzman was
in the brokerage business with offices at
900 Guaranty Loan building. In Chica
20 he occupied the position of manager
of the mailing department Of the Liqu
ozone company. .@
Mrs. Kurtzman comes from the Nc
Cune family Of Indianapolis and has
been married about two years.
George Odlunl, brother in-law Of
Jerome Kurtzman, left for Chicago yes
terday to take charge of the bodies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
The s'Twentieth Century Limited
Shortens the Time to New York two

Commencing June 1s, the time of
the "Twentieth Century Limited be-
tween Chicago and New York, via the
Lake Shore and the New York Central,
will be reduced to eighteen hours, leav,,
Central Station, New York, $3.50 next
morning. 90
pm, reaching Chicago $3.50 the follow.
ing morning. The new schedule will
be made with the same ease and com
fort that have characterized the run.
ming of this favorite train under the
present schedule Of twenty hours.
For information address W. b. Hut
ter. Northwestern Passenger Agent
Pioneer Press Building, st. Paul, MINI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
Inventors.
America g Best l0c Cigars.

The Minnesota Delegation to the Ma
tional Epworth League Convention at
Denver, Colo, in July, will travel via
The North Western Line, the Official
Route. Very low round trip rates are
nation as to rates and train service, call
at 600 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis,
MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12

Minnehaha Excursion Steamer Hia-
watha leaves foot of Jackson $3.50 daily
for Fl. Smelling, Soldiers Home, MN IN
nehaha Falls. Hiawatha and barge for
excursions, $50 per day. Tel 808-L2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
HIS ARDOR COOLED
'Pollceman's Lot Is Not a Happy
One.O Saws Kriskn.

One, Says KriskO.
>. Michael Krisko, appointed to the 20.
lice force in March, has resigned from
the force and has been succeeded bv
Joseph Shimanski, whose appointment
was announced today by Ralph Vince.
lock, the mayor s secretary. Krisko was
strong for the policeman stunt for a
time but the rain and the work cooled
cided to relinquish all claims and insig.
MIA Of temporal power and retire to the
oblivion Of private life in the second
ward.
Shimanski, his successor, is also from
the second ward and is a worker among
the Polish people.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
Going East Via the Lakes

Excursion tickets now on sale at Of
fees Of the North Western Line, to Port
Arthur, Houghton, Hancock, Sault Ste.
Marie, Sarnia, Detroit, Cleveland and
Buffalo, both ways via Lake from Du-
luth or return all rail from Detroit,
Cleveland or Buffalo.
Get rates and information at 600
Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12

If you are nervous or dyspeptic try
Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia
makes you nervous and /, nervousness
makes you dyspeptic; either one renders
you miserable, and these little pills cure
both.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
Low Rate Excursions to the seashore

Low Rate Excursions to the seashore
Via New York City, with privilege Of
stopover on return trip.
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
R'y will sell round-trip tickets from
Chicago to Asbury Park and return on
June 20, 80, July ! and 2, at rate Of
July 10, with privilege Of extension un-
til August 81 by deposit Of ticket and
payment Of SO cents. Stopover may be
had at New York on the return trip.
Don It miss this opportunity for spend
ing your vacation at the seaside. If you
are particular as to comfort and serv-
ice. we offer something a little superior
to any other line. See that 1t, your ticket Ct
the st2Oth Century Limited. end
for itinerary to w. B. Hutter, nth
western Passenger Agent, Pioneer Press
Bldg. st. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
One Fare for Round Trim

To eastern points via Chicago Great
Western Railway. For further informa-
tion apply at the city ticket office, cor
ner Fifth and Nicollet, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Metropolitan Theater-"Red Feath-
err"
Bijou Theater-"Nettie the News
girl
Lyceum Theater-"Francesca da
Rimini."
Unique Theater-Continuou vaude-
vile ....
Dewey MISUNDERSTANDING. +
Wonderland, outdoor amusement
park. IT.
Johnson Hall-Graduation recital,
Misses Angie Wilmer, Emily Girls
void and Marie Koch. F.. p.
Swedish Tabernacle-Recital, pupils
of Miss Mabel Vanstrum.
Hotel Nicollet-Jefferson club ban
quet. ... ...s I'd,
TOMORROW'S CALENDAR
Journals Seeing Minneapolis au-
S.sl H@i,o IA fv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
Lewis and CLARK Exposition

Is attracting more attention than any
exposition in recent years for the fact
that there are so many attractions in
the great Northwest for tourists. The
greatest Of all these is the Yellowstone
ern Pacific railway. Call at City Ticket
Office and ask for the tourist publica-
tiopc a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
TOMORROW'S CALENDAR

Journals Seeing Minnea polis'' au-
tomobile tours; Main 9, either line.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12
Short and Long Trips.

The Northern Pacific is offering .
great variety Of short and long Summer
tours; east via Duluth and the Great
Lake Steamer Lines, and West via the
Yellowstone Park to the Pacific coast,
Alaska and the Orient. Ii you will
|let House block, we will gladly give
you all information.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12

Grocers' Annual Picnic, Tonka Bay,
June IA.
Excursion trains leave Minneapolis &
st. Louis depot, Washington and Fourth
avenue N, 9:15 am, 9:45 am, 1925
am, 1:45 pm, 3:45 pm, $50 pm. and
sos pm. Frequent trains returning
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
lei submarine frances
I. ''Farfadet." !"
SQnlTgIdsB, Y pOT UF dssGUldO
lIal6SO DO aqua psTSGlsDtO
On Ell dOeO hOmbT0S.

En- eI lego B'zsFts ha ccurridO ana
terrible desgraCia el diG 6 del curGRn
te mes. r..
EYolucionaba :dicho sub marino de
Ianta del arGenaI Sidi Abba Iah. an eI
fondo de dicho IsRo.
I'll comRndRnta del ST .rfadetS M
RatieF. teniente de nsvfo di6 oFdeD de
.sumeTjiE eI barcO. pero Ia pueEta de
pIoR no pudo cerFAF bien. , el sgua
penetr6 en- eli Fepeti 10 barco, hundi6a.
dose Este tot llmente c0n doce hombFas
8encarrados. de los cuales solRmsats 90
GaIvAroI tres. entire ell0H 81 pr0pio CO.
mandante.
Ii anRuatia que de todo ell mu ndo
ae npoder6, 60 difiCil de describir.
Easeeuida. emprendi6ronse trab ias
pSra.el 1RIvamento de Los infslicsS tFi-
pulanteg. .s
Los buzos IuchSFon infGtigAb' 'emen-
b, pero todo fn@ in6til. siend0 ssf que
para p0nerse s fl 1te el SFArfg lets %
han empleRdo Varios dies.
Los hombreU. pues, euceFrAdOs en- el
submarine. pereCier0n de- Ia mas h0'
rribIe manera.
Con motive de Les peliQr0sas eVoIu-
clones de los submarines. reOu6Fdase
Que hsCe POGO eI presidents Roosevelt.
sin que ngdie Ie moviese 6 clio. sumer.
ii6se en al ePiunQeIS y eBtuv0 en- eI
fonl del aqua dentr0 del bREco por
IespIcio de una hora. de 10 CuaI infoTn5
p0F CBb!e eLR COrresp3ndenCia1.
A Me. RoOseveIt parece que le Hs.
duCe todo aqnelIo en- que hay pel'gto.
, tan pronto sa le We CEzAndO OBOe IN
Ias SeIvas de Ye5Iow4t0ne como eier~
Ciendo de angez de la pas 8 sumsTii6n-
dose en- an submarine.
81 autor de eLs vida intenska es
rsalmente On hOmbre singular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28

Cuando compramos los derechos para
Ia fabrication del Liquozone, decldlnos
dar la primera bote11a gratis & cada pa
ciente de quien sabiamos. Publicafnos
este offecimiento en- casi todos los per1o-
dicos de America, y 1900, 900 personas 10
han aceptado. En- un afio nos ha costado
mas de un million de dollars el anunc1ar
v cump1ir este ofrecimiento.
e.. mo cree v. que un producto debe tener
Sropiedades Hmarayi1losas para hacer po-
sible tai ofrecimientol Janas hemos pc
dido & nadie que compre Ell Aiquozone
No hernos publicado testimonies, nj re-
comendaciones de Medicos. Hemos
0edido Isimplemente a los pacientes que
10 prueben, pero que 10 prueben q nues-
Tres expensas. Y este es 10 que ped1mos
Az, 81 10 uecesita.
Mafa los gGrmenes internos.
ri Iiuuozone no Sc hace mezc1ando
.drogas, ni existe alcohol en- el. Sus VIZ
fudes 90 derivan solamente de gases, en-
su mayor parte gas oxfgeno, Por un pro
ceso que reuuiere e1 empleo de 1nmensos
onarafoa v IA dias de tempo. Este pro-
go IA sfdo nor mas de 20 afios objeto
ieIconstantes estudios cientifcos y qui-
E1icos.
II fesaitado es un 1iquido que hace 70
aue el oxfgen0 hace. Es un a1mento
Sara los ueryioo Ia sangre; 10 mas esen.
Sal nara ". que existe en- el mundo. Sus
efectos con excifantes vivifc adoTes y purl'
Rcantes: sin embargo, es un germic1ds
Go ciertb. cue publicamos en- cada botells
me oferta de s. 600 GRO, por e geTmesr
- cT4aln1ier eufermedad que no puedf
raatar. ia raz6u es que los germenes sot
V,qetalea. y d I3Wu0ZOnO, como IN e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
EL BaTII0 0ITgI9.
TOd0 dopande Do ID v9Iuatid do
los OhTsTOS.
Ia vlIild dol ihQTTO pladG SAL
VaFIeS.

LN reaTizaci6n del penaamientO de
an b8rFio obFer0 en- San Juan. depen-
de de la Voluntsd de los obreFoS. 81
ellos quiePen tendFsn casa higi6nicR y
c6mOda. Bastaria que Sc CGnstisuyeae
IN sindicsto tornado por pbrerCs de
reconoCidR honorabilidad yque thvie
ran ls eneEgiR y tes6n neCeaariOs ara
acOmeter le empress.
Suponiendo que existsn en San Juan
mil ObFeros y que cada 0bTaf0 C0ntFi
buyeFR con diez centaVos bemanales
que hRcen einco dollars veinte centayoS
81 M. para llevar 6 CRbo h ConstruC-
Ci6n del blrFio ObFero. tendIfAn oinoO
mil dog CientOs pesos al Afi0.
Si6 mas de esto c9da Obrero dS un
din de trabSjo psra congtruir Do pr0pia
case, el dinero reOsudado se dediOarfs
entonoeg & Ia adquisiCi6n de 1aaterialeB
solamente.
El tFabaiO del obrorO Representa-
pr6ximsmente d mitRd del VaIOr de
Bas que habFfan de oOnGtruirsG.
Suponga 7Ds que 90 TeunRn Glen
obPeros dispuestos & c0nstPuir BuB CO.
aas. COntFibuyend0 CAdR un0 Goa diez
centAvOg gemanRleg, al Oabo del primer
mo habrian feunido quinientog dollars.
AhorR bien. Gi ana casa de MADEIRA con
cspaoidad gufioisnte psra una familin
CbfeFR COatRse CuatFosientOg pesos.
con los 500 reunidoa en- 81 primer no
pOdriRn COnstruiP dos casag teEiendo
en- Cuenta que el obrerO dS au trabsjo
que represents pr6ximamente lG mltRd
del YAlor de Ia casa.
Est0B dos CaBas ae gOrte0TfaHl entire
los RGociRd0s y los benefciad0s pasa.
rfRn 0cupar 90 Casa ab0nand0. 0.cuAtr0
pesos menanaleg en- ConCepto de- alqui-
Ier. De- maneFR que en- IN an hRbrfa
psQadO cuarenta y oChO pesos y en-
0cho amos habr& psgad0 el vAIor de q
casa que vendr6 & ser ent0nCes Nde %
prOpiedRd. II
Tenemos pues que al final del pri.
meP afI0 &c habF6n C0nstruidO dos o.
.s&s y al cOmenzaP el afl0 Siguiente 0e
hAbF&n RumentRd0 lOs iDQres0s de q
sociedad con Ell pEoducto del aIauileI
| de la8 dos Caaag que representa- pro.
ximRmente Glen pesos al aflO. al hnaI
del segundo al } podFfan tenerseI Icong.
truidaB tres Caaa8 mas y 81 empekar 81
tercer afIO % s0ciedad tendTfs CineO o.
sas que le prOduCirfAn una rentB men
gusl de veinte dollars 8 sean dos Glen
tus currents pesos 81 ana. 81 este
!! unimOs los Otr0G mediOs de que squells
sociedad pudier6 vRlerse para arbltral
FecursoG no es neCesAriO eafoFz zarsl
mucho para C0mpFender la VlAbiildaC
de eRta 0bFa. ~ --.. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
La cOseCla del cate
en- ares.
Pr6Xln0 matIlD0nlO eaidIIGO.
de maestro oorrespon8d5. J

AgostO 25. EmpiezA s iniciaYse ~
eI moVimientO maPCantii d. ha de traer
la cosechR de-nueatro codiciad0 g geGn0:
la produCci6n no aeF6 tan abundante
como suponfemOa anteF. peFO ID cali.
dad remunerars las dtficisnciRs de Ia
cantids d. PArs eI dia 90 prepsranse
los agFicultores parG hRCer i primerR
rec0lect8.
E,ts 70 para terminarEe ID Obra
de Ia tt hona de vapor que eatsn mon.
tRud0 LOG 81 fares ArbonR. Lacaroz y
Alct yer; piuRti % resultadoa hRbrs de
repoFtAr tsn msgtffco estRblecimien.
TO.
--Sa hs visto con bastanta enoio y
deGsgeado que el cargo de marshall de
Ia Corts7lel Distrit0 de AguAdiila, ha-
70 recaido en- cuRIquierR otra persons,
que no fuers ID propuestl poF los VA.
rios Comit6B de ID Union de Puerto
Rico.
La j unta local de TuBtruCci6n p6-
bIica remitirS de ms Iana & pSsad0 al
Departamento de EduCRCi6n. los con.
tratas de los pre- fasorea que han de
prestar sus aerVicics durante el pF6Yi'
mo no esC0IaF.
-PfOnto C0ntr0eran matrim0nio Co.
t6Iico en- este pueblo el apFeciad0 y
simpatico ioVen don Arturo ViieIla.
hijo de nueotrO diBtinguidp y respects.
bic amigo don Pablo. con d bella =
encsntadora ioven dofIa MarRarita OH
yer, enlace que b9ndecir6 en- los diVi
nos altBres Ell venerable padre Aqui-
Iu6; Y Cuya union ara1rinRrSn reBpe'
tables amigos y distinguidaS dam1O de
eatG cuItR g0Ciedad.
La boda Pre- cmete scr espI6ndida y
Iucida. s iazgar por LOS prepaFativog
que se hRCen, y ID QallaFdG parejs ira
s pRsRr Is Iuna de mieI, a bRrrio de
BQenos AireR. donde 81 pSdFe del fd-
turO egp0R0 pos6e ID pint0resCA hA-
CiendR denominadR GAm6fiCR2
EFT Syuptamiento de este pueblo
90 ha heCh0 csrgo de 9rreglsr el trozo
de carreteEa c0mpFendidO desde el Co
legio Lindsay hRsta b pobiaci61 y Se
pFopone usilizsr el plano que hizo el
ingenierO don Pedro ToIOBa para la
Oonatrucci6n de Is Casa del CoDsisto.
rio. Ii cuRl se presupuest6 en- $4,000
pesos provinCialoG.
-Sigue eli doctor Sein CornbAtiendu
en6rQic1ments lR Rnemi0, son "a
muChos los Casos On que hS tenido an
@xlto complete.
-DentrO de pooos disB Sc eauaentSrs
de noao1rog para Maysgi Y con 81 fio
| de dedicnrse & sus trab aios prt sSions-
lea 81 lgtrado notario don Salvador
PicornelI. & quien deseamoa todG clasg
de pr0speridRdes.
= CaFeca en absolute de fdndRmentc
% notiCia prOpalada de que Se hsyl
fliguelto 81 cuadrc Ifrico que trabsji
en a Centro de Iastrucci6n y RscreC
"a cate pueblo: pues thJra auna Sul
euR eofuerzos poraue reauIte mas p0
tente y vig0ros0 que SnteB.
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Pues, senpr " no VA de cuentc) los
.animRlitos de csrdR estkn de snhOra
Ibuens.
Va no ae les matArS ain antss hab6r.
aelas dadO una vida FeRaIadR. pueB 90
alimento serS tortas , biscOchos
DaCfS con eats m. two un CRmpegin0
Ryer de m d ma: .-
CmepGl, 20 no vusIvo & crisr ma &,
puercos, pues despu6s de tsner qua
dRrle & conner tantaa C0sAs buenRs.
Viena uno6 la capitA1 y sc encue 7tra q
81 Boa de SGmSdG IN PR hibido 10
mataDza Y aespu6S de habsrsa usted
tirHdo & pHts unog. CuRntO kilometres
tiene que IleVerse su merOapCis, per-
dieado los g4atos de vitie que giempre
DRB A de unos Cuanto8 chsLes.
Y 10 meioF de todo est0 es qua n
saba uno 8 q76 Gtanerse. pues la SAni-
dad naunicipai OrienR ID matAnzA y Ia
Superior III sAti. Is pFohibey y entra g.
iry venir se periudican mushos iAteYe
seB pRgand0 81 G1at-0 Ios pl beeS CAM
psainoB que tegultan en- esSos embO is'
mos Ell Iazar0. 4
Bien q. 81 90 p ptsv6sr con tll msdide
que Ia etrichinRo n0RoG ba IN ls sasud
p6biiCa, psse.
Per0 pc gGrSe de acuerd0. gt II )rel
80 =" '1'N'' RoGELIO.