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HEDDINGS.
ttiuI-s'0bb.

Miss Lucie Ianghorne Cobb. da ughtcr Of
Mr. and Mrs. JOIN b Cobb of - West seventy
fourth street, was married yesterday after
noon 10 George Washington Hill. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. PerciVal Hin. The ceremony was
performed at the Church of the Heavenly
Hest by the Rev. DR.. Herbert Shipman, the
rector. The matron OF honor was Mrs. viii.
am PeRram GiInour. sister of the bride. and
the six bird eslnaids were the Misses belNa
Dula. Mary Duke, Caroline Fuller. Enle Cobb.
a cousin OF the bridegroom. and Sybil HARRIS.
(hauncey Hills was The best man and DR..
Cobb and Caleb Dula were the u-hers. thes-
Ter Jayne. Alfred w~perthNaipe. Angler
Duke. William Pearam Uilinour. Carleton
men. The wedding was followed by a recep-
ton at Sberry's.
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HEluy EARTHQUAKE SH0Ck
\s Bil as san Francisco O~ne-1ccoried
Far and Wide.

Special Cdb!, Despatch 10 THE SsS.
LONDON. Oct. 10. The s~eismographs OF
John Milne on the Isle Of Wight and Pro-
fessor Belar of the Laibsch Observatory
recorded today an earthquake similar to
that reported from the United States.
Both observers remark upon the extraor-
binary severity and duration of the shock.
Professor Belar calls attention TO the COIN
cidence Of large sun spots. which, he nays.
are making the weather at Laibsch like that
OF midsummer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Willis l.. Moore.
Chief of the Weather Bureau. reports that
an earthquake record was registered this
morning. The motion was so strong that
the recording lever went beyond the margin
OF the sheet. The strong part Of the motion
began at s:i2 and ended at $50. OF 18th
meridian time.
The earthquake was also recorded at
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore. The
s~eismograph there records it as OF the same
intensity as the San Francisco shock.
OTTAWA, Oct. ia. -Seismographs at oh
servatories here. in Toronto and in Montreal
at about $40 this morning got records of an
earthquake hat occurred some $500 miles
from here.
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~r~s sgsN pisvs n nss~ egvepg~Hf ssrte,
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rlsv sfs . s~s'issr ~ e-s sAss~yghsnrs
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NJ iNfe no fsg IN ansls'sn sfee' vows
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fh",shtl-.- spn sprh . nssnrsl Hh~rsl
lsa h- plsys no part 9TH 9, rr.-h charm
md uos,ph,s,icss,cr ,hn, wNs' might
veil he ssr.,n~d snst iwvrch.hIs ',~cnvn~s
~" hrw ssys,oa~ ~ M p,-v Ncws~t
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Among those who will sail for Hamburg
to-day on the steamship Amerika will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. clarence Phelps Dodge, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Phelps Dodge and The Duke
and Duchess Torlonia.
On the Celtic for Liverpool will be:
Louis Dexter. American tonsul at Leeds;
Sir John aud Lady Harrington and the Bishop
Of London.
la Touraine for Havre will have on board:
Dr. T., ;. Mitchell. Capt. W. \. stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Classou.
On the Main for Bremen there will be:
Josef kadcr, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nicdercr and
William Vent.
h Coronia from Liverpool brought:
Sanulel sloan tuchincloss, the Rev. rnd
Mrs. W. ingram Brooke, Ir. and Mrs. Will
inn Howard Crosby and the Rev. Canon
White.
On the Oceanic from Southampton we're:
Justice and Mrs. LOWS ". Met omas, Mr..
aud Mrs. Henry Phipps and Robert NJ. Win
throp.
On the President Lincoln from Hamburg
were:
Bishop william Burt Ora yes. Prof. Edward
y. Hamilton and the BarON and Baroness
ReD" de In Taille.
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ChOate-(1arke.

4 great many New Workers attended the
wedding yesterday morning Of Miss Anne
Hyde Clarke TO Arthur Osgood Choate. which
took place at Cooperstown, n. y. in Christ
Episcopal Church. The Rev. A. n. Brown,
rector Of st. Johns Chapel. oficiated. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Hyde Clarke, at whose home. Hyde Hall, the
breakfast which ollowed the ceremony was
held. Mr.. Choate. who had as his best man
John u. Prentice. IL a son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
X. Choate. formerly Ambassador at the Court
of a. James's.
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OunH.

NEw ROCHELLE, Oct is.-Niss Ma Ell
Young, daughter OF Charles H.. Younr&eA'N
dent OF the Republican Club Of Manhattan.
was married at her home. Ardwyn, in New
Rochelle, this evening to Charles Qlney King,
son Of William "; King Of New York; me
r, Duncan, pastor OF st. Johns Methodist
Church. Miss Young and Mr.. King first, met
from which they we're graduated in ioOa.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Juliet Young. The ushers were four
former classmates. Miss Virginia King, Miss
Charlotte Baber. Miss Alpha Harmon and Miss
Anna Englebect. Arthur Wsdley OF New
Rochelle was best man.
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r." EN-f'-FI,E >IEtHs '0>s'i.
pesp,e NJ aristo Honor wr. I.athrop. Who
l. Going 10 lariLn.

SPECIAL Cable Dcspnch 10 TIVE SuN.
LoSDoN. Oct. I6-No American on'Glai
abroad ever received a heartier tribute
Of esteem and affection than did Lorin
4. I.athrop al Bristol tonight. We has
served the unprecedentedly long time OF
twenty-five years a. Consul there. but has
been transferred to Cardif.
A grsa. banquet, in which all the leading
citizens participated was given in his honor
at the principal hotel, and the speeches
testified to n degree IF appreciation that
In rarely won by n foreigner in Great Britain
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BOgart-AbendrOth.

Miss Jessie Cairns Abendroth. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. AbeDdroth Of $40 West
i32d street. was married yesterday evening
at the home Of the bride to John ID. Bogart.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Milo Hudson Gates, rector of the Church OF The
Intercession. Miss Clara d.. Rogart was the
maid Of honor. and the Misses Edith Gamble.
Lulu Hetsch, Agnes G., McIDdoe and Edith =.
Bogart were the brid esinaids. William y.
OF the bride and bridegroom were present al
the maria &c ceremony. which was ollowed
by a reception.
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ALUMNI GIFTS TO YALE.
Total for ISO0.O5 Not 50 Big as for Pre-.
ytOus Year.

INV HAVEN, Conn, Oct 10 The hoard
Of directors Of the Yale Alumni University
Fund Association will soon publish their
alumni gifts for the year Of 972. 28S and q
total OF contributions to date Of SS4s 40.
The years. gifts were not as large a. in
loOS-0e, when the additional income was
sil4,ai9. Tho receipts for loO'-o7. how
ever. did not include the special gift Of
18th anniversary, received after June 30
last. Last year the board Appropriated
$40. 400 for university income. and this
year S2S. 900 was set aside for the same pur-
pose,
BY saySss And now amounts to a., ~.
q compared with tisc.so o last year
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!SON AND MONEY MISSING.
Mrs. conn 0f Chicago Took Hoy 10 Paris
To Prev enl Enri> Nsrriagr.

.Spfci1l Cdbt DtsphfcI 70 the NtE.
PARIS, Oct. Mrs. Conn ~ Chicago,
who is staying at the Elysee Palace Hotel,
says that her son. who vas accompanying
her on her tour. has disappeared. taking
with him 81 go and credit notes for sso.O0o
belonging to her.
She SAYS she brought him here to proven,
his intended marriage ia America. He ls
IS years old.
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sass Inc Herr Dtrcktor sIas Netsinesp
sror,s NJ nm Opera ~subuiittcd 90 U,m.

scores NJ IN Opera Submitted 20 Iu,m.
Pietro Florida has hled suit in the Su-
preme Court ~ New York county against
Heinr.ch Conried for siOo, Ooo damages for
the alleged detention and conversion OF
rho score and lihretto Of the plaintiffs
three, act opera The Scarlet Letter.
Florida IL a piano instructor in the Gin
c.nnati College Of Music. In his complaint
he says he was introduced to Conried in
March. lmS. and that Conried took the
manuscript Of The Scarlet Letter" To
Europe To- submit the musical score to
well known artists Tor their opinions. II
is alleged that Mr.. Conried has ~wrongfully
detained the manuscript including libretto.
orchestral score and score for piano and
voices and refuses TO return il. and that
Florida has been prevented from selling
or producing the opera.
The opera IL described IA q lyric drama
based on the novel OF Hawthorne.
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Here 20 In icrst nj, MeIDl,

Miss Helene Koeliirg was n passenger on
the steamship President Lincoln. which
arrived yesterday from Hamburg. She 10
to sing in Gor1ran opera for Oscar Ham
mers;ein this , .nier and will act as under
:, Judy for Nine. Melba. Another passenger
WAS Prof. Edward J. Hamilton. formerly
of Hamilton College. Prof. Hamilton il
now - years old and has recently COM
pleted "a boob on logic. which is To be used
in German universities.
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MARRIEs HIS TYPEWRITER.
cupid Gets Busy I'm . Greenpoint q, as
FAptOry,

supsu Sr's nuSy !" ssTee"pOs"t etnss
Factory.
A romance which began in the Office
Of the Gleason-T iebout Glass Company.
at % Commercial street. ~Greenpoint, ended
yesterday in the marriage Of Cornslius H.
Tiebout, Jr.. secretary OF the company,
to his typewriter. Miss Ami hatcher OF
81 Norman avenue. Miss hatcher. who
lie a brunette 10 ear old, was employed
by the company about q year ago. Two
months ago Tiebout obtained the consent
Of the parents Of the girl and the marriage
took place in st. Johns Lutheran Church
on Milton street near Manhattan avenue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frederick w. Oswald, the pastor.
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Lewis Francis.
pastor emeritus Of the Kent Street Re-
formed Church. Miss Matilda hatcher,
the brides sister, was her attendant. and
Ralph N. Tiebout. brother OF the BRIDE
groom, best man.
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GALES BUEFET ERMUDA.
Two steamers O<erdue ut Hamiits IN M
News Of Ancient Yacht.

Special Cable Dsspdfeh 10 THE sun.
HAMILTON. Bermuda. Oct. ia heavy
gale has prevailed for the last twelve hours.
Two steamships from Halifax are overdue.
Nothing has been heard Of the schooner
Ellen r. King. which left New York an Sep
TENDER u for Bermuda. in command Of
j. F. Lesueur. She was due on October /.
Fears for her safety and that Of the men
on board are increased by the fact that she
is seventy-one years old.
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NOr>eu-OyeUshine.

In Washington yesterday Miss Mary Aston
Ovenshine. daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. Samuel
Ovensbine, was married to Capt. Guy Stevens
Norvell Of the Eighth Cavalry, United States
Army. The wedding took place at noon In
n~ecticut avenue There we're no bridesmaids.
Capt. Norvsll's best man WAS Lieut.. John
Watson OF his troop, and the four usheTs
which followed the ceremony WAS held at the
home Of the brides parents In Washington.
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Miss Lydia s. Mead was married at Field
Point Park. Greer witch. Conn. last evening to
william J. Ferris. The bride. who Is the
daughter Of. Mr., and Mrs. Oliver d, Mead. had
for her maid Of honor her sister. Miss Olive NJ.
bridegroom, was the bridesmaid. Herbert r,
Nufgatroyd was the best man and Everett
nur1stroyd and 4. r.. Guy we're the us6Srs1
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ENtuINE CiSABLANC. CLAWS.
. rrDrh Present Proposals for lntcrnationai
Commission tn

SPECIAL Cdbic Despatch 10 TnE SUN.
BERLIN. Oct. ls.--Jules Cambon. French
Ambassador to Germany. presented to the
German Foreign Once Yesterday the French
proposals for the establishment Of an inter
national commission to examine claims
arising out OF b e looting and bombardment
If Casablanca.
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uImer-Schwarty

The maria se OF Miss Florence Schwartz to
Julian Z. Timer took place last evening at the
Hotel Marseille. Broad way and i0sd street.
Miss Bert Markens was the maid Of honor. and
the bridesmaids we're the Misses sylvia Good:
Miriam Isaacs. Simon J. Schwartz was the
best man and Samuel Dealham, Harry Bloom
berg, Edgar Guggenheim and Richard Neu-
man were uehers.
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THE isHBuRTOv PICTURE SAFE.
s5sO, q Paid Tor Collection nj O,d Mas
trvs by Hour Lsuden ttrvns.

SPECIAL Cdbie Despatch 10 TIM St-S.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE pLrchascrs Of the
celebrated Ashburton art collection. which
included works by CorregRio. Rembrsndt.
Rubens, Velasguez, Murillo and Cuyp. are
four firm = 81 London art dealers, namely,
Char les Davis. Sulley a Co.. Asher Vert
heimer and Agnew A Sons.
The price they pay is s75OOCO
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FOR SALE

HISTORY OF Flageilatlon, Mol Fianders, Anu.
lelus' Golden Ass. Any book. PRATT, 1871 9Th az.
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70 EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
ADVERTISEMENT for TEE SUE and TEE Evpuo
suN may - les a. any Amsrean Dtstxtse Me-.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

CHAUFFEUR or ooachman. single. thoroughly
competent with both branches; good mechanic.
careful driver, wishes position with private famIiy.
city or country: reference. Box 100 sun uptown
ONCE. 1893 Broadway.
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court, While handkerchiefs are applied liber-
aHyaI over he theatre. AZ the court room
GEARS WCs is left behind ~denouncing the
'ldee and Justice" while the curtain falls.
Need We add hat in the Nat act the lad
comes back, %pardoned after six monthe, TO
.e embraced by his father and his sweet
heart HoHie, who was none other (had you
guessed u = than the wicked Judges daugh-
ter?
his simple story. in which the wicked
Ildge IL a bit too wicked and some of the
"her Characters IA little too good for a
uuthinI picture of life. a story which is,
after all. a shade trite and sentimental,
without question affords Warfeld an oppor-
UNITY ~ portray in his unaffected. natural,
roucning manner paternal affection, both
pa'erhhi anger n forgiveness; the shrewd
!N playful humor OF the village stage
orVer, who could still be post commander
an1s pubic man in the Democracy OF the
colntryluwn; love of home and the veto
iahs reminiscent patriotism; and, finally.
ne pa'hos Of a man pleading for all he
nolds mos dear In the face Of an inexorable
ahu hostile power. And Warfield does por-
nay these things. finely and effectively.
ne il at his best in the climax to the second
act the strongest homer OF the play, whom,
x'er earning from his boys own lips OF
methefi, he seizes q whip and strikes him.
s1y to let his hand fall to his side. over
seme by a rush.de affection. a wave Of pity
shd 10. giveness.
lhsre IL In his playing no excess Of
..peech or gesture. no strut OF shouting,
Wv ELECTS are achisved by IN eloquent
.mpIici'y and honesty Of method which
make hem potent over the heart. irrssist-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
MEI!IIE IL PREIDENTE

EG Isguro que la Ckmara de re-
pfsIsntsIIss COnIsatarG, do IN modo
rts1SluoGo , n,ms, oil meaaais QUE,
aohfs asuntoa CO Puerto Rico, dirigi6
St Presidents RnoIIviIt Al CopgrI 90
do loA EMAdO, Uaidcs
En sss dc aumsnlo hay sonteadia
sioDsH n0toriAI, que sl Plfs nssssita
IxAmiusF cor lodA indsEsndsnaiG ,
que u son o! to de ostsdio Suit q 10
90 pOr IL JaOIA CEttral.
De formuiAF iA rsSyuISIA que dec,
dtssuIir lA Camars 20 srsaFgarGp do,
o tres psrsonNs sApAsss dc ana obFs
sn cue h0n d. lF iunt1a 81 tasl j, poli
tisO J Is tfSlQEsza hos rAda con qvu
ss posibls hsb.aP s "a sstsdisas 4,
Zee NllA sppNiland OOwo Nr, RpO,s
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Ifnpresiones y noticias

LSspisr, { Quisn snviamcs, como ( a.
doS sus fsmiliarss, nuesIro ssntidc
r6tsms.
Aver savds lego 4 San Juan OI
sargsn o do . polisia don W Aldsmsr
Bi'horn que hA edo trasladado ID
sePuioio & 9 Cart lima.
Mu'hos aauntos Iisns psndisnt,,
C resolue'6n 81 Board do NGdicoa,
entse sllos varias dsnuueias pYeaan.
t.das. TAmbisn ADrc vssh.n Ia opor.
snnidad para sx'minArae varios love
usS gFsduadOs 20 dOstOrss On n lisips
y eirpgfa.
-Assgdraas que don WaldsmV,
Lss rsnurCiarA % sarge do Tssorerc
dc 10 sSoeiAsi6n que sostione 9, Hos.
pitaI do Apisrss y NinOu.
-Aysr regrsS6 de Yauoa nuesArc
amigo 81 abcgado don JOS G. To
Tres.
Hsm9G sAludado On Gsta siudaI
81 amigo , sorrsliglonArio Dc Veg,
bSia don Miguel Rodrfgue1 Sierra
sonestal olsaIo dssQusl AyuntamisuGo
Aver tsrds. por sfseto Dc nm,
sAi's, atf'i6 una luxIeI6n On 10 mn
fi'sA dert'hA 10 mia AmpAro Andra
Dc. vsOsinA de 10 calls de 10 Luna Il
g. e pFAslisAnts LlAugsr 10 prsatt
aus AsrV!CiOS.
-ASsGdeaSsnoa QlO Rean parh'
dol comsEcio tspAfiol de ssta eIudat
pFs'snIASA an escFilo Al GSbsrna do,
Didisndo see ombrado alea!ds d,
San Jan sl Hn>r ROl e.to Il. Todd
Han tornado possession Iss iuptal
ssColsrss dc Noss. Ncrovis, CtAiss
Aanatf. BAEFAEQaitas. Humasso ,
JuAnN DiSx.
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I0TIcIIs DIV[RSA!

II d0' tor Sk kes, della Fits s!6n
Naval, 90 hA feesido para servir CO.
mo N6dieo Do Ia OompsGta de la
Gaafdls NAsional que 60 sstG orgaai'
ESndo % aAn Juaa.
Pedro GJpsalx. MAhuel Rodri
gueS Felix Rivera faG Oh arrestA.
dos eyer VoF intN0s.6a & las ords-
nApsas munieloSlest
Para hoy sssabA Ga8alado en- la
Carts de Distrito Dc saa Jaan, $50
ai6n ", 81 plsiIo evil snt1hlato sor
doMa Ffsnaissa @ d 'rea s1uts. For,
kEa Alonsoy > 90 sobEo de dinsro.
-Juan Aya 3. vssIno de PuaFta
do TiSPTs. tuvo cue psgar hoy ur 9
multa Dc tres dOllarG por tsnss mn
spbsllo rsalef e. paslando { crillas
Do Ia osRrstsPA.
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Asuntos dorniricanos.t
Inforfne de Mr. Root,

Wsshington. EnsFo 11.-Anss sl somitS .Esspsalivo
ad 9enado Oxpuso d sesrstAriO Root an isisTns Ess
pseso asuntoS domlnieanos. Las szSlieasionss do
NJ Root fasTon atsnAsmsnts oidas por diaho eomi6.
III Asc eario do EstSdo reha6ss A Dusvo tratsdo scn
RAnto Domingo. rAsifsando sl presents. sxssnd6ss
On oonsideacionss mportaOes DreseDtando GATE s 90
mi6 los ohsaksulos que hAbris que vsucsr DaEa s'n.
Osrtsr Aieho tFatAdo e. eomit6. ants 10 sxpiieae6n
do Root noStr6ae dasssDsrar ado de lsgsr asuer
do con sl gobisEno dominieano. por les nusvss PRO
posieones elGusulss que este Dreseuta. Clsm6 con
IRE 10 idea do Qua Santa Domipgo aea gobsrr aio in
dspsndisntsmsnts On vsz Dc ssrlo p los EstAdos Uni
dos II dirses6n DO les sduAnas On 10 isle no hA sdo
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40 buques ignoran
noticias del Ponce"

Nav York, Eusro II, -sigus ignorado por somp's
to sssa eiudsd s paradsyo del vApor spenM. IN
les oheinss dc IL GNtw Yok and Porto Rao SIss m,
shivs a'sS1'Ass que nAds sabs del bareo aupcus no
GO dsssAnsA On sonatAns gsonss para soncssr do au
susEts apTi'r.s. oada M m.nto Oirsulsn sohra
aparic'on perdtda dol buque. di'tptas sncoutradss
vsrsionas loo cuAlea NO no d. cr6dito aguno Dor 10
dssprovisas 90 fandim'nto Hoy % hs hssho I6bliso
que euarsnta bsrsos lsgados ssAe pusrto ous han
arAido 10 mma ruta del sPonas no han vIsto 6.ts
ni opoStan informs agano sobrs 81 que saIms IL au.
aledad reinanta.
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obisto do Atsraoi6n slguna eortuuarkn b,i,ia di.
tsrverel6n HseAl dol gobssno amsrieano.
Ell general Paolof
es asesinado,

Sen Petsr. burgo, Ensro II Hoy f.S alssinado ca
eatA aiudad el general Psosn Eats suasso ha soma
tornado prOfund smsUts 10 fAmilia imasriA. PaotA
ere d. los homhras dc mayor cor fapxR del Cxar
AssbStR ce torer con 6ts largo sntrevsse, puae
era d f' de IL faersa Qu' suSaodis s palasio do In
verno sn que rs'ida aeuslmsnis No1G, Gs han Re.
sibido Dor los jef's do ls poisfa miares dc alts
g'aduseion L6nimos On Qss 90 lss anne; ass con ls
musVts Sssh'mA qua haae tres tfas oil general Pao.
i f. Al abrir "a carYsssondsusa par.ieuIr fuk .or.
prsDdido con mn Sn6nmo on que % . advsrta Il An
Que ha tspidO Paolt foymaba psia dc 10 eor,a mar.
e'al que On ssts sudsd he ssntsuoIado muerha mn.
msrotOs sgttadorss rsvolueionArics,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
POr Gable
!lvGO ESPECIAL De IA e0RR!POlDEvcA ia OENOcRcw UADI
El nuevo Shah.
Torna possession,

TshSG'. Easro II I'll nusvo Shah ha sido hoy
Yesonosdo oAciAlmsnls Be hiio dol anterior fseedo
sl m6feoes por Il tasds JdEgsssle como an iovanda
smpia ealtuva CON dotss do hombrs do gchisrno 90.
passa Do grapisars la esmas6n de aus sthditrs ass
gurArls IN Rsnado ain graves di6eula dW So reoou0
SmisnHo sAaal Asha poR tiara n samos 4ns sEaxlAFa
sssrss Qns m hWmsno dol difunto Shah irssntaba
luchar por el o10 90 dosia tamhi6n Que eta ASST
yants 81 trono Go Ysraia, intsnt6 dsButSFo 81 pus
VI 9h>h. promoviando nm movmlsato RavolusloSavic;
pero Qaa hnho do dsisr pOr lsnsr contra a apoyO
lns Osnso. 30 a'guncs sissalbs pocos - jusga ans
10 shaAst6n del psfs no ofrsss On absolute gNantfas
do pas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
NOT|c|AS De PONCE
Fiesta infantiI en- Ia EscueIs
Industrial Dc ssta cIudad.
Cuerpo De Bomberos.
FL VAPOR <PONCE,
Don Gregorio Santiago y do.
na Maria Renovales de Ma.
yoral. DE sandal.
FL VAPOR SPONGE,

Fl die Q On IL Eseuela Industria
dc ls Port1 Rican Benevolent Sosiaty
hubo una bonita fiesta: IN sChristmai
trees. pare der { los alumuos % sRui
ualdo. Cada uno rssibi6 m buen %
qusts do dulsas. no ipgaats, y una
trfasi IA rsgAlo dMl para Abrigarls,
On satas ncehss tan iriAs. ' muy bier
psnsado DOE ssta gsnts bep6vo!a an,
este bl0si6 , sostispsn lA sseasla, Dol
el blsn do tsutos niflos On Poneo.
LN Supsriutsndsnts, Miss Ells
Woods satavo may sAtlsfssha al w
10 a'sgsia = regosIio do Loo niGol
suAndc eGtraron y visron sl boniio
6rbol, muy bien adornado. , alumbrA'
do con bt mbillas pGqa. Aas Dc lux e.6e,
triss. Dkho Grbo. fu6 rsgalAdo POI
10 nAb'0 Seliora do Mr.. Umbaah.
VaEiss ssA0ras , saballsros pre-
ssneiaEon 10 ASstA , QusdsrOu admi.
RADIOS do les hallas ohras manuaiss ID
l3s alumnos. On bordsdos , ealados,
costura llans. so0ins, Iastreria, ear
RintM ia y xspatsria. l., eaal tu6 otra
satiAfAesi6n para 10 supsrintendenNs :
temh!6n para los maestros del cole rio,
Sc dies que no vaelao & ahri.se
10 tshoaa de don Jos6 Pias, que par.
msnsei6 alg6o sismpo csrrsda, para
podsr dar Abasto al dsssaseaYo do1
eats poF habsrss qusmAdo la tahons
do loo ssfIorea Ee'iSi , CO.
Hoy 90 0neuentrsn Ice alrodod0
vss do nuestro puett1 aissIados a.
aqulnariAs pare vaRias esnlrales ]
loo dsp6silos Dc muslls limos de msr
eApsias y pFovisionsS.
-Entre lOs passisFos que l'eva
bA 81 vApoP GPonass 6garan d apTs
0iAb'0 sabAllsro don q ssgoRio Santa
90, HsprsaentAnts do 10 fkhriaa Do hIe
| 10 :. ladTilloa Dc ssAA siadad. easad.
| , con kiics, Qutsn los s NssvA YCsl
con sl pFop6sito Do atmsseeae 4 III
m6dioo espseiAlista obFo l. SDisEms
dad que 10 aQueiabA impidi6ndOls osu
parse de ans fasnas diAriAs. y 10 o.
GIra dtH, Maria RsnovalOs do MSyo
rel, Quisn tsnisudo & % osposo gra
vSmsnIs sSfsrmo 90 IrAslAdshA & Nua
W York con 81 obisto Dc satltirie q
% o. fsEmedad.
-DOntrO de- pOsos diGs Ol invss
tigador musieIpal 9iPsfG ana Wait
por todos los eAlahlssimientoS Do L
eiudad y sus 0ampos
| -DOSde aysr ss vlsna pl0OOdiGnd
{ la essosida del asi6 cue no podid
GalvaF Dc 10 Qusma los sthorOs FSlie
| ' UOmp.
-EI guArdia Luis Rlvas d0hUvo
Miguel Herrera. pOr hsFidas itfs ida
IG Pablo Colon.
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