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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-06
En- eI Juzga-
do de paz
JuiGiO pOr pOrtaCi6n de armas vistO
eSta nlafiana.

En- Ia mafiana de hoy, Sc vic en- el Juz-
gado de Paz un juicio contra Aniceto
Hernandez, acusado de portar sobre So
persona un cuchillo de grandes dimenBio-
nes que lie fu6 ocupado por los policiaB
Gonzalez y Diaz en- la Gale de la Tanca
el dia primero del actual.
Ell defensor del acusado en- elocuente
discurso aleg6 la inocencia de su defendi-
do fundandose en- q, no Sc prob6 que Her
nandez portara el cuchillo, sino que incl
dentalmente 10 tenfa en- la mano adem6s
que no existfa prueba de que tuviera ins
tenci0n de cometer con el arma hecho algu-
no delictivo.
Terminada la prueba alegaciones de
la defensa ell juez sefior Bazan declare
eulpable Hernandez y le conden6 8 su-
fir sesenta dias de arresto y al pago de
cincuenta dollars de multa noventa dias
mas de prisi6n en- defecto de su pago.
Hizo presente el senior Juez al dictar el
fallo que "estGba dispuestO proceder
e'o6rgicome,ate 9 dictar faeertes sentencias
en- los cdsOs que Sc presentGrGq de iguaI
54adote que Ell resuelt0 sGenlpre que Sc trGta-
re de personGs que como eJ Gcu8GdO tengan
antecedeates penGles, 9 soto tendrtG cOpsi-
deraci6e de oquelIos que 8iendo hOmbres de
buenG oonductd y de trabajO incidental.
mesete Sc halloren con un armG sobre 8u
persona"
Maria Rios fu6 condenada & SIS
de multa acusada de escandalo y resisten-
cia la policfa.
Eduardo Herrera, promoter de un
fuerte escandalo en- Puerta de TERRA en-
Ia noche de aver, fu6 condenado al pago
de diez dollars de muIta.
jose Sola q. Sc dedicaba al expendio
de frituras sin estar provisto del certifca-
do del Official de Sanidad fue multado con
un dollar
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La isIa prospera.

Gran animation Sc nota de dia en- dia
entire el comercio, la agriculture y Ia in
dustria.
Que la isla prospera no puede negarse
porque hasta los mas obtusos 10 reconocen;
renace la confanza, aumenta el cr6dito en-
el interior y el exterior; vale el tabaco, ell
azdcar hasta ell cafe, las chinas, las pi-
mas, ETC., ETC., y para remachar Ell clavo
hay grandes existencias de camas col
chones que venden precio de baratillo en-
GEL Cielo''.
Estamos prosperos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-06

Tn Comercianfe Pr0n.inenfe Que Re-
cuper6 La SaInd Con La PerGna.
Mr.. John Nimmo, comerciante
de Ia ciudad de Toronto, Canada, CaHe
Lippincott, No. 2l5, y miembro de Ia
Orden Mas6nica. escribe 10 siguiente:
'slfe eSfadO NAL de SaIHd pOr cuafrO
afIOs. 81 inYIernO pasado cOgf un
resfriado n1uy severe, el cuGI Sc
IOcaIiz6 en- Ia Vejiga y rinOHes, cRn-
sandOme graHdeS n7oIeSfiRs. Tome
dos remedies rsuy anuHciados para Is
enfernedad en- los ri1oneS y no me
dierOn reSuIfadOS.
'sLa Peruna fue el 6ntco remedio que
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J. h OAU6IEN,
Collector of Customs

Els necesario e1lgir que cada hOstia tenga
gFabado el nOmbre Digestive Mojarrieta
perO un solo estuche produce mejOF efectO
que una docena de botelIas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquieI otTo remediO. Adem6s de
ser ell tnico curative radical, del est6mago
y del instestino, Ell Digestive MOiarriet pu-
Tifica los alimentOs y los haee asimilables
El legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura On
pepsias gastralgias, en- tres meses las
m6s graves emfeTmedades cr0niCas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
mente C0nfirmadlO, en- forma sin 1gual, que
Ia eflcaCia del Digestive MOjarrieta es YER
daderamente radically superior L. de to-
dos los OtFog remedies.
De venta en- las pr1ncipales farmaCias de
de EuFDp8-Y AmGFi0a.
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AT SAN Juan, P. R.
4 July 6, 1905, 800 cigars.

On July 6, 1905, 800 cigars.
On Aug. 1, 1905, case containing: A
packages WooIen Cloth, pkg. bleached
cotton, pkgs. lead shot, 1900 percussion
caps, bottles Canadian oil, l glass liquor
set, cotton handkerchief. l case contain
ing: bottles Jamaica rum, bottle bay
rum.
On August 4. 1905, ? cuts wooden
On Sept, 20, 1905, RoskopR"
watches.
On Nov. 4, 1905, 2 kegs and dami-
john wine, l empty keg.
On March 25, 1906, / case with Al
tins vegetables. Marks F. F. H. 3.
On Sept. 18, 1905, 9533 meters silk
ribbon. Marks [. B. /.
On June 10, 1904, doz. dressed and
colored feathers. Marks P. G. 615.
On Oct. 10, 1905, at Mayaguez, P. R.,
$40 boxes Herring, no marks or Nos.
Each and every person claiming such
articles, or any or either of them, are
required to appear and file with the under
signed his or her claim to the same within
twenty days from the date of the first
publication hereof.
Each and every article above described,
for which claim shall not be filled and
bond given within the specified time, will
be sold at public auction on the 23d.
June, 1906, at 10 o'cIok A. NJ, at the
Custom House, San Juan, P. r., to the
highest bidder for cash.
Date Of first publication May 31st, 1905.
7. III. CAUSTEN.
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los informes, ell Juez del Vale conden6 &
pagar cinco dollars Juan Andino, absol-
viendo & los demas acusados
Trabaio cost6 & los Representatives. de Ia
prensa negar al Bitio destinado & ellos.
Numeroso p6blico invadi6 81 zaguan,
paailIOs , saloues del IRSgadq,
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PeLigrOsa Rnfermedad Dc Lo'
Rinones, curada.

Ri1OneS, Curada.
La Peruna debe tomarse, tan pronto
como Sc siente el primer sfntoma de
enfermedad en- los rifiones.
Este remedio va embellishments la
raiz de la enfermedad.
Inmediatamente alivia los finones
acatarrados, de Ia sangre estancada, y
evita que ell suero escape de la sangre.
La Peruna ayuda los rifones q echar
fuera de Ia sangre el veneno acumulado
Y asf evita las convulciones que pueden
sobrevenir, 81 81 veneno Sc deja
permanecer.
Da vigor q la accl6n del coraz6n y o
sistema digestive, los cuales son aptos 4
ser afectados por esta enfermedad.
La Peruna cura 81 eatarro en- los
rifones, por la simple raz6n de que cura
el catsrro adonde quier& que Sc localiza.
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me alivi6. Parecfa actuar en- ammonia
con ell sistema, eliminando el veneno,
impidiendo el curse de la enfermedad, y
gradualmente restituyendo mi salud
mis- fuerzas."
Tenemos archivados miles de testi-
monios como los arri oa meneionados, Y
solament te podriamos dar una idea, de Ia
multitud de recomendaciones, que reci-
bimos sin ser solicit tadas.
Direction: DIR. Hartman, Presidents
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, E. U. de A.
La correspondence es stsnsidA
estricta confdeneiaImansAs
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ASesinato Frustrado.

New York. p m.
U3 depachO de San PersburgO afma W
perder vida
En- momos que Onde pagba Perspective Nevy On6 dipaO
bala pas6 rozando del
E heho indignaG6n
Utica nliane desde fue admtda
phicos
g o
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NOTICE.

Office Of the Collector Of Customs, Dis
trict Of Porto Rico, San Juan, P. R., May
31st, 1906.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that for violation
Of the laws in such cases made and prov
ided, have seized the following described
merchandise, to WITT
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Bale en- PaIaCio.

New York. JUNO 6, l3O
Dn de Madrid probable bale
q las autordade Paacio Real
Aib1yese heho haber
Aver 6 oro de los hidos Ell aentado de la caIe Mayor
machaan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-06

ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sef1oras Sc
fioritas que deseen recibir 6rdenes por este
nrsn1vor snd 1hToearv rue o Allan
10. San Juan. r. R. 90v
Sc solicitan BORDADORAS y GALA
DORA6, asegurdndoles trRbaio constante-
ProporciOnamOs la telay dibuios enVi6n-
dolos cualquier parte de la isla, Diri-
jirse The Porto Rico Drawn Work d
se solicitan huenas o0stalreTas. ..
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Anarquistas en- Libertad.

New York. JUNO 6, 100 p m.
Nueye nodOs naq Madrid suponse
completes atenade de la ale Mayor han Ebtad
Cnndan detenidas Se uad participation hho
Entire esos dlimos fgura anarquisa Duran
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CHILE Y PERU.
New York, JUNO 6, 1.3O p. m.

New York, JUNO g. 130p
bens dspachos en- s udad de haarse ezcac6n PERI Chile
guarnicdn chiena de
sdbdi go
o lie
ambas p1bicas
inminente guerra pdbcas
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On remed1o, que
cura todos los de-
sarreglos catarrales
de los rihones, es
realmente necesario
en- Ell hogar. La Pc
runn &c 81 rarnarlin
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IMPORTANTES CABLES
AmagOs de Revolution.

UO.m
funcna dapobie
del pueblo que OHenen epogma de acdo m las
las Pncpaes udades San Peebu Moscow han
conGtando !
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ER a M nIimero so altos de L. call de
la Luna se alquila una heymosa y Yenta
dc habitael0p. Rs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-06

N Condo AIfonso de AIJores, FIaza del
XII S"S~ Torro, No 287, Buenos Aires, Argentina. En-
su vista Chicago, escribe desde IA avenida C1eve
) land, No. 247:
s:Iaee POGO tempo, use Ia Peruna para reconsti-
uir mi sistema que estba gasado, debdo al
rabao en la espalda rihones enfa 'ln resriado que
me traia atormentado. Cuando regresaha mi del
trabato me tan abatido cansado el dolor
ID espada que crea impossible, poder uevar cabo m
epresa a siguiente. Esta penosa vida continuaba
nor dos neses, cuando decidf tomar Is Poruna.
"cOn placer manifesto que PreciSameEfe Ia
medicine que necesitaba. En- par de meSeS habia
recuDerado mi SaLHd mis- fnerzSS, mi frabajO de6
de ser una carga. Y0 reCOmpenSa de este, reco-
n1iend0 Su EnediciHa digna de Ia cOnfianza del
eRfern1O. ".s-AH0HzO de Azores.
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mem modoae fadca alnasde Z0nlo
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-20
BRIDGEPORT.

On Christmas morning, w. j. Helms
will open his store until 10 O'Clock for the
accommodation of his Monday morning Gus
toners. The wagon will not run on that
day, but all goods will bedelivered prompts
ly the following morning.
The improvement association is building
kitchen to the house occupied by Mr..
George Sharp, which greatly adds TO the
comfort and appearance Of the same.
Mr.. Merrick Stanton's new house is pro-
crossing nicely, and in few weeks, If the
weather is favorable, will be ready for the
inishlngs.
Mrs Lewis Sharp has fine new Blasius
piano.
Mrs. John Ruscher is slowly gaining
strength from her recent operation and
hopes soon to be herself again, attending to
her household duties.
Marion, the little daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- Frank Travis, has been suffering with
a sore eye. It is now feared shat the sight
of one eye is gone She is under a special
lists care.
There has been quite few applicants to
buy the ice business. We hope the buyer
may be successful, in all his undertakings.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Stanton gave their
little daughter Ernra, surprise party last
Thursday evening. A very enjoyable time
was had.
DIR. Norton, of Philadelphia, has spent
a few days at his cottage looking after the
property in general.
The Christmas Cantata is coming on
nicely and bids fair TO be very pretty
little Christmas play with about fifty char
acters on the platform. All are invited to
come and enjoy it, and help along the Sun
day school.
Mr.. Albert Dunk and mother Mrs. Henry
Dunk haYe been on the sick list. Both are
better at this writing.
Grace, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Cummings, is sick threaten
ing with pneumonia.
The representative of the American Net
& Irvine Co., of New York, was in town on
Monday looking up the fisherman, and see
ing after the needs of the shad nets for the
coming Spring.
Since the wedding ceremony performed
by Squire Truitt, last Saturday evening,
be is known as the Deacon. His favorite
hymn being From Greenlands Icy Noun
tains."
Mr.. Harry Stanton is home from the
Penn State College for the Christmas holt
days.
Mr.. BENZ. English killed his four large
hogs on Tuesday last. He had one of the
old time hog killings, and the delicious
dinner of oysters, chicken and the home
made pies and cakes. They all had good
time, Notwithstanding the cold day. The
weight of the hogs were as follows, 437, 421
and two weighing 800 lbs. making an aver
age Of 4093 lbs. each.
Everybody is busy getting ready for
Christmas, and it will soon be here. The
dinner, the reunion of families, and all, we
trust, will be very merry Christmas to
each and every one.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-20
New Jersey LeaIsIatIye Session, 1907.

Not in twenty years has there been a
legislative session promising the intense
interest of that which will assemble in
Trenton, Tuesday. January s. The House
will be Democratic, the Senate Republican.
On joint ballot the Republicans will have
a majority Of seven.
Already the election Of a United States
Senator to succeed John F. Dryden is ex-
citing popular interest.
The Daily True Anseyiean, Of Trenton,
has made arrangements for thoroughly
covering this important session, in which
the opposing forces will vie with one an
other for che securement Of popular approb-
alton. Besides the full daily reports Of
the legislative proceedings, the undercur-
rent OF opinions and actions which precede
and lead to the legislative act will be care
fully watched and reported. All subjects
will be independently treated, and the
usual high order Of our legislative reports
will be maintained
The publishers will mail, prepaid, the
True american, daily, except Sunday, from
January / to3O, including the preliminaries
and the aftermath of the session, for one
dollar cash in advance
To be fully posted, you should have the
True Americaa.
Address
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126-o6-3t Trenton, N. J..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-20
cLARKsBoRo.

Mr.. Dennis Barker, Of Pennsgrove, came
last Friday to make his future home with
his sister, Mrs. George Walter.
Miss Agnes Holsinger was the guest OF
her parents at Clayton on Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs Clark
son Coles, in Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Batten, Of Allcway, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her friend. Miss
Helen Ayars.
Mr.. Charles Roney, one Of our highly
respected citizens, had paralytic stroke
on Tuesday. No hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Mrs Enoch Fogg spent to-day, Thurs
day, with her niece, Mrs. Gilbert Shute.
The Methodist Sunday school will hold
their Christmas entertainment on next
Monday evening. A big surprise is in
store for the children. The German school
will hold their entertainment on Christmas
night. An elaborate program is to be
rendered.
Miss Lille Dole spent Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. Joseph v. Clark.
DR.. and Mrs Charles T. Haines spent
Sunday with friends in Philadelphia
Miss Rae Hinchman is substituting this
week for Miss Gussie Shoch at the Mt
Royal school. Miss Shoch had the misfor-
fortune to have bad fall.
The entertainment Of the public school
will be held on Monday morning next, and
will then close for the holiday.
Mrs. Laura McElwee is making an ex-
tended visit with relatives in New York.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-20
NEwHoLD AND wEsTvILLE.

Don't forget the School Fair which is to
be held in Prosperity Hall, Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon and evening OF this
week for the benefit OF the piano fund of
the Westville school.
The Bazaar which was given for the ben
eft Of st. Luke;s Church was very success
full, realizing nearly fifty dollars for the
the Church.
Mr.. Samuel A Ehrenzeller, of the firm OF
Ehrenzeller & Cohill, printers, has dispos-
ed Of his interest in the firm to MIR. Cohill,
and in the future the business will be
carried on by Mr.. e. W. Cohill in Pros
perity Hall.
There are quite number OF nice Christ
mas trees in town for sale, and before going
to Philadelphia to purchase trees, consult
W. B. Munson, or S. Hewitt.
Mr.. Harry Wheeler and daughter, Of
Westmont N. r., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. w. Cohill last Sunday.
Mr.. Bert Tcmlia is confined to his home
suffering from blood poisoning.
Mr.. William Van Horn will move into
his new home on Highland avenue in a
week or so; he is as present under Doctor
Hunters care, being treated for yellow
iandice.
The members of the Ideal Dramatic Com
many. CONF posed of the young folks Of West
vile. Newbold and South Westville, did
Justice to themselves and their many
friends in the performance Of Society"
last Saturday evening. Mr. Charles Doch-
erty is valuable addison to the Company
The school children are in high spirits
over the fact that after Friday the school
will be closed until January 2.
Lovers Of turkeys should invest 10c with
Clarence Fox. He has large. I've turkey
which is to be disposed Of Monday night to
the lucky one holding the right number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lieutenant Thomas Little, and hIr. and.
Mrs. VIM. Loughlin, visited Bellmar last
week and was shown the immense pigeon
farm located in that section. They are
loud in their praises Of the manner IN
which the business Of the farm is carried
on.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-20
CROSS KEYS.

Harry FISHER has quite an oyster trade
Saturday nights.
Eggs have dropped to SOC per dozen.
Christmas exercises will be held in the
NJ E. Church Monday evening, Dec. 24th.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be
held in the M. E. church on Thursday,
December 26, at 2. m. The Presiding
Elder is expected to be present.
w. H. Lawson has given his farm the
name of Homestead Farm.
A class of six was taken in the Grange,
LIST and 2nd degrees, last Saturday night
Dec. 90, the Sd and 4th degrees will be con-
ferred, and also the election of officers for
the ensuing year will take place.
The steam wood saw has been playing
+ it's part around here this week.
Daniel Hewlitt has accepted position at
Clayton glass works.
Mr.. Hiram Hurff contemplates building
a large and convenient barn in place of the
one thatswas recently burned on his farm
at Robanna.
Rev. Raymond Lowden and Elvin Fisher
Of Pennington Seminary, are the guests Of
Rev. H. T. Fisher and family. ReY- Low
den preached an unable sermon Sunday
evening.
u The organ for our public school has been
purchased.
VIM. Campbell has purchased George l..
Phiffers property at Williamstown and
will move there soon.
There is strong talk Of a petition TO the
Township committee to have the cleo
trio lights extended from Williamstown to
this place.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Mr.. Joseph A. Fisher Of this place and
Miss Ella Adams, Of Phlla.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-20
swEpEsBoRo.

Mrs. William Dopson, and grandson,
Mr. John Sharpley, and Mr.. Charles Dllks,
of Woodbury., were entertained over Sun
day by Mr. and Mrs. William Sharply, at
their home on South Main street.
Mrs. Webster Keller and two children
and Miss Ada Keller of Bridgeton, Mr.. l..
A. Wood, and Mr.. W. J.Megay, of Norris
town Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. George Kaybrick, and family.
Swedesboro Lodge No 157 +. and A. NJ,
has elected the following officers: W. M,
Thomas L. Wilson; S. W., Henry W.
Ridgway; j. w, George Tonkin; Treasurer,
Joseph R. Black; Secretary, John c. Rulon;
Senior Deacon, Harry MayheW; Junior
Deacon, George c. Jones; Chaplain, j.
Clark Helms; S. NJ. of c., ]. Ellis Homer;
]. M. of c., w. 81. Mccullough; Senior
Steward, George A. Rode; Junior Steward,
Robert 81. Rainey; Marshal, Howard ".
Locke; Tyler, B. R. Moffett.
Mrs. Helen McGlincy, wife of Thomas
McGlincy of this place, underwent SER
ious but successful operation in st. Agnes
Hospital, Philadelphia, on Monday. Word
comes from the hospital that she is doing
well with every prospect of speedy re-
c0very. st. Agnes Hospital has received a
number of patients from this neigbborhood
and all haye done well. Its physicians
and surgeons are among the best.
Henry Leap, who had his leg amputated
recently in Cooper hospital, is reported as
making rapid improvement.
The Methodist Sunday-school will hold
it's Christmas celebration on next Sunday
evening in the church; the Presbyterian
school will hold its celebration on Monday
evening in the church, and the Episcopal
school will hold its celebration on Christ
mas Eve in the chapel of the church.
We are sorry to have to note that that
dread disease, scarlet fever, has broken out
here. and the homes of Edward Taylor and
George Eastlack are under quarantine as a
consequence. Mrs Taylor and her child,
and the Eastlack children have the disease.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Sum
mel Leap gave them a complete surprise on
Saturday evening. Owing to previous
engagement they were not at home, bnt
were telephoned for and soon arrived to
spend pleasant evening with their friends.
Refreshments were served, and all departed
for their homes in the wee small hours OF
the night. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner Leap, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Rode, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Longacre, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. CLAIR
ence Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Zane, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Shiyler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson. Mr..
and Mrs. George Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Deimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Dilks,
Mrs. Philip Parker, Mrs. Henry Hager,
Misses Eva Rode. Anna Burkel, Mary
Hager, Gertrude, Lillian, EIma, Anna and
Edith Eeap, Messrs. William Burkel Walter
Shivler, Harry Hager, Harry McIlyaine,
Clarence Hendricks6n, Warren Zane, Walter
Deimer, George Dilks, and Elmira and
Dorothy Gibson.
The many friends of Miss Gertrude A..
Leap gave her postal surprise on her
birthday. She received ninety-fve beauti-
ful cards