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New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
THE WAY THE CAR PROPOSED

1t is a pretty story which surrounds the be-
trothal or the present Car Nicholas and the
Czarina' for although the great question had
been planned and thought out for them by their
respective parents they both were determined
TO have a say in the matter
Ihat they were In love with each other every
one knew, and between themselves a mutual
understanding had been arrived at i'm the sum-
mer house of York cottage; but as Czarewitch
the future Car had to make the formal and old
fashioned offer of his hand
The Emperor. my father he said address
ing the blushing bride to be, has commanded
me TO make YOU the offer of my hand and
heart ~
My grandmother the Queen" REPLIED the
present Czarina. has commanded me to accent
the orer or your hand''-she broke into a rim
Tree will.'-Tit- Bits
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

was president. The party drove to Wiiiets foihl'
where luncheon served in the woods. among
her guests were Mrs. George Fort Mrs. Watson u
Clark, Mrs. Richard F. Williams, Mrs Augustus
NJ Baldwin Mrs. Carlisle Dana. Miss Helen WI WI
son. Miss Theodore Dennis Miss Sara walker MISS
Fanny Boyd Miss Blanche Wandel. Miss Eliza
beth Jabine Miss Maud McCord Miss Melss Rog-
ers Miss Katherine Kraetzer and Miss Clare
Wright. On the previous Wednesday Miss kraetzer
entertained in her honor and last Friday MRS
Watson G.. Clark of Tenafy. N J., gave a luncheon
for her.
Joseph F. Davis Of Davis w Va. who is to
marry Miss Mary c. Maxwell October 26. will give
his farewell bachelor dinner the University Club
the previous Thursday. The evening before the
wedding Mrs. Maxwell will entertain the entire
bridal party. Mr.. Davis and his bride will sail tor
Europe shortly after the ceremony and Will spend
their honeymoon abroad.
The engagement was announced last week or
Miss Alice Rowland Stanton. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs George A Stanton. of No. 12S Remsen street,
and Hamilton Hill. of the late Hamilton An
drews HILL of Boston. The Stantons still at
Stanholm, their country place, at Kennebunkport,
Me Miss Stanton's hance graduated from
Harvard in 1898.
Tuesday, November &c. is the date set for the
wedding of Miss Mabel r. Sweeney daughter OF
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
A KANGAROO FARM.
Established to Provide Supply of the Grace
full Animals for Pets.

The increasing popularity of kangaroos and wal
labes as pets has led to curious departure in
farming at Lyncombc Mil. Bath. where the first
kangaroo farm in this or any other country has
been established. says The London Express"
The founders of this enterprise are two English
men, Messrs. w II. Payne and jack Wallace
who probably know more about the unexplored
wilds of Northwest Australia than any persons
living who not native bushmen. Their wander
ings in the remotest of savage AustraIasian dis
tricts cover a period of than thirty years and
they AZ both seasoned bushmen. keen naturalists.
They were the first persons to bring the beau
country and az Iyncombe Hin they have Just ef-
fected remarkable success in breeding from this
species, Of the does having care of a YOungster
the prettlest and veliest little fellow imaginable
An Express" representative was shown over the
OF Bath while Mr. Wallace is securing a new COZ
lection of animals, which are to arrive from the
Mr.. Payne first led the way into the nursery-a
cal temperature Comfortably quartered here We're
several young walabies, with the little anteopine
The buildings and paddocks of the farm cover
about four acres, and they are surrounded by
kangaroo farm for : Mr.. Payne pointed out, an
ten feet and lengths of twenty feet are not un-
common he added; and have myself measured
jump along the ground of eighteen feet in the
II was interesting to see half dozen antelope
kangaroos in one Of the paddocks hustng one n
other to secure slice OF bread Mr. Payne carried.
The rarest kangaroos in England are To- be seen
in the Belle Vue Gardens, Manchester said Mr..
but the most interesting fact in relation TO our
kangaroo farm Is that we are doing steadily IN
creasing business with country gentlemen. with
whom the idea of having kangaroos at large in
their parks Is becoming very popular. Wallabies
also are being bought in large numbers by we-to-
require very little attention. In the summer they
9ter mainly hc on grass and sleep out of DOORS in
have. apd they do best on diet Of crushed maize.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
GOLF HOUSE READY.
Ne0O Building at Forest Park VIII
Be Omen Soon.

The new golf house which for the last year
has been in course Of construction at Forest
Park will soon be finished and opened to the
public. The opening at present is being de
layed by the Merritt company of Philadelpbia
The company put in lockers that did not accord
with the specifications of its contract with the
city according to Park Commissioner Kennedy
who has informed the company that If cannot
get its money until it makes the required
changes.
The golf house occupies one of the most at
tractive sites that could be found for it. The
hill upon which it stands overlooks a wide
stretch of land and water scenery. From one
side the spectator can see Jamaica Bay and
in the opposite direction Flushing Bay Below
him lies Jamaica, Woodhaven. East New York
and Richmond Hill. Immediately around him
lie the 536 acres Of forest ana meadow land
which compose the park lands
The house is built in the old Colonial style
frame and with an exterior Of shingles and
white wood. The characteristics of the tyne
are preserved throughout the two stories. attic
and basement 1t covers a space 90 feet long
by 80 wide. The second story is divided into
TWO large rooms. one for men and one for Wom-
en- The entire basement is for the use of the
men These three rooms are lined with some
four hundred lockers.
The first floor Of the building is divided into
sitting rooms. There is the main sitting room.
60 feet long and 40 feet VIDE. with beamed cell
ing and high wainscoting. Beyond this the rest
OF the floor is divided into two compartments.
One is smoking room for the men finished in
imported oak, and the other is a room for the
women finished in mahogany and white enameI.
The large general sitting room has French
easement windows, opening on the piazZas and
giving views in three directions The room has
q mantel and fireplace, with staircases winding
upward AT each side.
Forest Park is the first park on the Long ISL
and SIDE of the river to he provided with golf
links and building for golfers Van Cortlandt
Park, in The Bronx, already possesses bot h.
The Forest Park course has eighteen holes
This park IS as vet little known it lies Just
over the border in Queens, but is under the
jurisdiction of the Park Commissioner who looks
after the public grounds Of Kings. II possesses
efeat natural beauty, and in time will rival
Prospect Park, which IL exceeds in size by
twenty acres-enough in itself to constitute
a fair sized park. People are Just begin
ning TO visit Forest Park. The park authorities
are now beginning to spend money upon it.
The golf house, planned by Heme and HUI
perry and put up at cost of about $4,000 is
the second large Improvement of which the
park can boast The first was the greenhouse.
whcn was erected a couple of years ago Though
the park has fine roads, little attempt has been
mace as yet to look after the plant life and
the vegetation is largely in its natural state
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
JEFFERsONS COMPLIMENT TO WEBER
AND FIELDS

one night many years ago. when Weber and
Fields were dressing after their turn in an East
SIDE variety house. a card was brought TO them
bearing the name of Joseph Jefferson. and
moment later the most distinguished actor on
the legitimate stage of America ushered
into the presence OF the delighted young Vari-
ETY. actors. He complimented them both on the
superior quality of their work, told Fields how
much he had enjoyed his comedy. and then
turning TO Weber. said You certainly have
learned how TO listen, and you lock serious
while you are doing il that you double the value
of your partners work. TNht is acting, my
boy."-Scribner'S
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT.
Weddings, Engagements and Enter
tainments an the Borough.

St AIMS Church on the Heights was the sHene
Wednesday afternoon of the wedding OF MISS
Julia Kinport Barr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Barr. of No. 109 State street and Edwlh
Carleton Granbery, of Mr.. and Mrs William
H Cranberry of No % West SD street. Manhat-
tan. The Rev. DR.. Reese F. Alsop who for twenty
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
WISDOM FROM BABES.

In recent examination in one Cf the scnools ot
Baltimore a teacher asked this question: Name
three classes of people, One of the answers was
Men, women and babies
In answer TO Name animal which provislsSs
you with food and clothing one boy said. ~
Ilother-"-Harpers Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
A Most Important Sale Announcement
Purchase OF the Henry Kayser Fills, Paris portatiOns
And Many Made for Darlngtons Opening
HEPF TO=MOPROW AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.

HERE TOMORROW AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
will offer for sale the entire stock OF foreign
purchased goods and the of the stocks made this country
The sale includes the choicest of
almost have been sold by the D
ngton All the goods ordered for the opening
tany of unusually high grade character the foreign goods being
chased through the we'll known firm of Henry Kayer Fills, of
Fauborg Pooniere, Paris FranceALL of which bought for
this event
seihnt dnt
qIts grade o
than " the K firm
IcofHe ed1netcg cgob(a all ma
Cancelled l o store were
o OF land
mdW Wraps h h
might b. hre1 by hgh hgadg general m1 i
ne
household al ewamI ntmeort seaanby
have reeredh ahonl resof sales L h
n meas mig b dtgeto on
onm occasion is o b.
h f rkb under lwilse in HGsSt
pricing higns nstgr lfo tdennnsr ran o
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

We have reserved this sensational series Of sales
until such time all might be presented together
one unprecedented occasion Tomorrow is to be the
day that will be memorable for its remarkable under
pricing of highest grade
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

Members of Company f of the 47th Regiment have
presented Captain T. f. Murphy. coast artillery
T. S. A. with silver match safe in appreciation
of the courtesies he extended them during the
coast defence exercises last summer in which Com
pany took part
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

First class gunners in the several light batteries
OF the state have been authorized To wear a badge
similar 10 that issued by the War Department 10
I ne regular gunncrs. The badges may be procured
AT the expense Of the batteries.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

As the time assembly for the parade next
Saturday afternoon IN connection with the uuveil-
ing OF the statue @: General Sigel Is set, accord
ing to present plans for o'clock. the Brooklyn
Euardsmeu will practically have To devote the en-
tire day the parade. They will have 20 report
to their armories about "a m Many Of the
men said cannot get away for the entire day.
and the turnout may in consequence be consider
ably below the regular strength.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

On Friday. September q. Miss Baldwin gave
luncheon to the o4 class of Packer Of which she
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25
GR|MEN En- DORADO
Ell policia insular Jose
Arroyo mata al cabo
Juan Roy Loyola.
MALOs ANIECEDENTEs
La banda de Ia Policia asis.
tlo al entlerro del interfec.
to. -Otros informes.

Seglu telefonema recibldo hoy
en- la Comandancla de- pollcia de
San Juan, esta maiiana, como a ESQ
de la tres, el guardia Josa R. AFRO
yo, de servicio en- Dorado mato de
un tiro de revolver al cabo Juan
Rolg Loyola, comandante de aquel
puesto. Aun no Sc tienen iufor-
mes detallados acerca este desgra.
clado suceso, sobre el cual nos ocu
paremos mafana con mas deta,
lies.
81 gualdia Arroyo, es natural
de Einc6n y segdu iaformes, tie
men NIFTY malos antecedentes en- el
Cuerpo. Hace unos tres meses
este mismo policia fue desarmadc
por Tin indlviduo en- Dorado, quien
despues de imponersele lie mordi6,
mutilandoselas, ambas oreja.
81 cabo Roig, por el contrario,
fue siempre un pciicia activo y
pundonoroso, y muy disciplinario
en- el servlcio, 10 que le habla hecho
conqulstar la estimation. de su
jefes.
Fl Jefe INFERNO del Cuerpo
Captain Cabrera, ha dlspuesto que
la banda de la policls y una secci6n
de guardia salga esta tarde en- fe.
rrocarril para aquel pueblo 4 fin
de aSlstir al entierro del infoytu
nado cabo Roig.
Fl Coronel Hamill, seg1n
nuestros informes, ha recibido con
tristeza Ia noticia de este desgra.
ciado suceso, pues el cabo Rolg era
hombre de toda su confanzs.
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Obreros y soldados'
Doscientas v1ctifnas,

Washington, dlciembre 25.-El consul de los
Estados Unidos en- Iquique, ha informado por telE-
gyafo que las tropas enviadas contener los desma.
nes de los huelguistas Sc han vlsto precisadas
combatr estos de modo sangriento. Tai fue aver
el ataque de los trabaiadores de las mnas de mira.
to las fuerzas que guarnecan los distrtos en- don.
de era mayor el pelgro, que las tropas vieronse
compelidas emplear las ametraadoras. Con ks-
tas barrieron un contiugente de huegustas que pre-
tendian tomar la cludad que deton uu asalto fu-
rloso temeralio en- el cual las tropas mataron 4
doscientos indlvlduos. E goblerno hace extraor-
dnarios preparatlvos para combatir el movlmento
huelguista, que reviste e aspecto de verdadera
revoluci6n. La situaci6n economical es adn mas
grave que la politca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25
POr able
!gWCo ESPECIAL De ia CORRESPONDENCE IA DENOcRIu UNON

del conde Moltke otras personadades y magnates
de la corte, ha seguldo dando lugat terribles CO.
mentaros de Ia prensa, por los cuales han sido de-
nunciados muchos peri6dcos. -Corren rumores de
que e case del socialIsta Harden ha sido sobresef
do. Harden fue uno de los acusadores de Won
Moltke, Sc afrma que el sobreseimiento de su
causa Sc debe que el pattdo sociaista, capilanea
do por Bebel, ha amenazado con Ia publication de
ot.os tantos secretos de la corte. No obstante 10
resuelto en- el case de Harden, el procedmiento de
depuraci6n de hechos continda siendo secreto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25
CASINO PUERTO-R|QUEN0
@ CLUB PUERTO-RICO''

y el sostenimiento del Club, Sc con.
taria con las Quotas de entrada y
con las cuotas mensuales. Y es sc.
guro que el nImero de soclos pasa.
ria de cuatrocientos, 81 contribuyen
cuantos Sc encuentran en- situacion
de contribulr. La question es que
un grupo de caballeros inauyeutes
de ell primer Impulse al proyecto y
10 lleve adelante con inteligencia y
rapidez.
San Juan, capitalidad de Puer.
to Rico, asemejase q una poblaci6n
cosmopolita en- que los emigrantes
tjercen mayor poder que los indi-
genas. Los hoteles son espafioles
y americanos; los restaurants ame.
ricanos y espafoles; el comercio y
la industria casi totalmente extran.
geros: las instituciones bancarias
tambien y de igual modo las socie.
dades benefcas y recreatlvas Ponce,
Mayagtiez, Arecibo, Faiardo, Hu-
macao, Guyana, San German.
sienten directo el inaujo insular,
San Juan ha menester colocarse 4
esa altura 81 es que quiefe responder
a su titulo y a SD function diIectora
en- la vida regional.
Aplaudimos a los espanoles,
los americanos, 4 los trabajadores
del progreso que Sc mani6estan I
nuestro alrededor con energfa. Pc.
70, no debemos permitir que Sc no:
adelanten y que sean ellos los uni
COS en el trabaio y el esfuerzo.
Podemos y queremos ser.
SRAMoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25

gados de tierras lejanas "A cuyos
hombres, por su valer, rendimos el
tribute de nuestra simpatia -logra-
ron realizar aquf 10 que no realizan
los hembres que vieron la luz en-
la terra misma de Puerto Rico.
TIatase de un hecho que da
motive q dolorosas rthexioneS.
Epocas hubo en- que era diticil, q
causa de la penuria ambiante, acu'
mular recursos y rfrontar una obra
de importancia. Hoy asistimos q
un rapldo desaIrollo de la riqueza
general y no es iicito que Sc tome
como pretexto a nuestTa inersia la
falts de fondos que permttan AGO.
meter la empresa esbozada por FL
TEMPO.
Tropezarian sus iniciadores cor
Ia carencia, intramuros, de una casf
amplia y elegante; pero eSa casa
Sc construilia, con un POGO d'
buena voluntad, en- terrenos de San
turce, donde hay solares q precio'
muy comodos y donde Sc halla1
el alre y la luz q torrentes' So
bre esos solares -sn al Conda
dos, por tjemp.o-una compsnii
| fuudada ad hoe, levantaria el edih'
clio, arrendandolo despues al CLUl
DE PUERTO RICO y repartiendo 10
productos del arrendamiento entr,
los sehores accionlstas. Fl flu pli
mordial no ha lie ser I'm negoclo
slno I'm se1vicio; mas a1u aSf, 10
intereses no sufririan niDg1n me
noscs bo.
| Mas tarde, para la instalaci6i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25

Recogemos con gusto una alu'
SION de nuestro estlmado colega FL
TEMPO, que aboga, con razones
termiuantes, en- su numero del lu-
mes, por la fundaci6n Immediate de
nm centro social puerto riquefio,
Sin que de el Sc excluya q los que
no han nacldo en- nuestra patria.
Ell TIEMPo, tratando este asun-
to con abundantisIma copia de ra'
zones, demuestra que es indispen-
sable establecer en- San Juan un
centro, puramente social, en- que
predomine el caracter tfpico del
pals J en- que los hijos del rais pre-
senten Ell cuadro de Su civllidad y su
culturs, a la vez que adquieIan una
representation propia q la cabeza
de la sociedad insular.
La DRMocRAcIA Secunda el
pensamiento del modo mas entu-
SHASTA. Nadle dudara que txisten
fuerzas de sobra para realizarlo con
briIlantez, no limitando el radio de
ese centro Sau Juan, sino exten-
dikndolo a la isla y buscando e
concurso de los compatriotas que,
por su posici6n, estau en- condicio'
mes de cooperar a que cristalice
pronto una idea tan oportuna.
+, en- realidad> >lncomprensible
que el elemento indigena carezca ds
uu siio propio en- que reunirse
diarlo y en- que celebrar esas fiesta:
soclales que a menudo Sc repiten
con su concurso, en- el Casino Is
panol' y en- 81 Club americana
Quiere decir que los hombres lie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25
Impresiones y notiCias

viduos Pedro Melendez, Angel FL
gueroa, Magdaleno Reyes, Ramon
Nufiez, Santiago Rodriguez, Auto
MIA Balbosa y Gregorio Morales.
Ell SO del actual habrS en-
Ponce una reunion de acclonistas,
de la Tipogrsfia Baldorioty, pare
acordar la disoluci6n de dicha so.
ciedad.
Juan Sevilla fue, detenidc
aver tarde pOr acomstlmlento y
agrssi6n 4 otIo individuo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25

s. dice que muy en- breve Sc
feunira el Comite territorial del
Partijo Repub.icano.
-Bueno es que recuerde cl
pdblico que toda persona que ten
ga familiares 8 amigos en- Ia colonia
de Leprosos podia visitarlos sola
mepte et dia l? de enero, stgGu 10
ha dispuesto el director lie Carload.
-Ha sldo autorizada Miss
Elhens S. Kiniy, dlrectora de uu
as!lo particular de carload estsble-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25
Il !EAOR MUaOl RIVERA

va repuesto de su enfermedad,
despues de una convalescencia de
un mes, el sthor Luis Muiioz
Rive.a vuelve hoy q la redacci6n y
4 la administration de este period.
co. Las cartas, en- ambas 6rdenes,
debsn ser dirigidas 4 81 nombre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25

cldo en- el barrio sHato PuercoS, de
Juana Dfaz, para consuuir ALI TN
csmeuterio exclusivamsnte para Ia
mencionada institution benefca.
Aver sali6 la detective de
Ponce para la hacienda sMerceditas
tn averiguaci6n de una denuneia
sobre violaci6n de una nifia de "a
amos.
-Por haber extlngu.do sus COR
denas fueron puestos er llbertad hoy
en- la oarcel de San Juan, los indi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25

y puesto q disposition del iuez mu-
nicipal el individuo Ernesto Mar.
tinez.
Con techs de aver nos dice
nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce:
I'm la ma6ana de hoy fuE
encontrado frente q la quints de
don Guillermo Schuek, al carretero
Victor Franco en- el sue'o, herido q
causa de haberle pasado.. por enci-
ma Ia carreta que conducla cargads
con AZ csjss de chinas,
81 guardia de Ssnldad Felipe
Oliver y el guardia lnsular Segarrs
solicltaron del hospital una camilla
para conducirlo, por ser impossible
llevarleo en- coche, dado el .estadC
en- que Sc encontraba.
81 carretero Juan Plata Sc en-
cargo de conducir Ia carreta 4 ST
destino.S
-Ha sido nonbrado veterlna
rio municipal de Mayaguez el 10
ven JoAS Antonio GaudisI.
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Waniobras de la es>.
cuadra americana.

Isla de Trinidad, diciembre IS La Aota de los
Estados Unidos, que desde hace dias Sc halla en-
aguas de esta isa Ia cual aota Sc han unido va
rios barcos que Sc esperaban, reptile aver algunas
maniobras que resultaron espleudidas. Los barcos
Incorporates la fota llegaron perfectamente. La
escuadra segura en- breve su ruta hacia el Pacifco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-25
AOT|c|AS GENERATES
En- e1 barrio de Puerta
de Tiera. -Celebra-
ci0n de una boda.
CRlMEN EN- CAROLINA
Personals asistidas en- la Sa.
Ia de Socorros. -Por in.
sultos. -Detenciones.
CRlMEN EN- CAROLINA

FL lunes contrsjeron matri
monio ca 6lico en- Puerta de Tie
IRA la sefiorita Carmen Clavelin y
el sefior Gavlno Garcia, comercian-
te de Arecibo. Apadrinaron el &C
to el sefior Teodoro G. Clavelin y
la sefiora Saturnina X. de Clavelin.
Deseamos q los nuevos esposos todo
genero de felicldades.
-Anoche ocurri6 IN crimen
en- Carolina. A ESQ de las doce
Emilio Reyes asest6 una punalada
a Jose Fldel, cuyo estado es grave.
Los guardlas Ceballos y Carlo
arrestaron al agresor.
-Dssde aver tarde q hoy por
la madrugada, fueron asistldos en-
la sala de socorros Rafael Miro, de
confusion en- ell carrillo derecho;
Jose Centeno, de herida contusa
en- la region nasal; Francleco Fe.
rrer, confusion mastoldea izquter.
da; Inocencio Morales, de herlda
contusa en- la region frontal, To.
ribio Arroyo, confusion sobre la
reui6n frontal; Juan Rivera, heri-
da contusa, sobre la region tempo
raj derecha.
-Uno de nuestros compaieros
de redacci6u fue invitado hoy a al
morzar por el sargento qualtermas-
ter sehor Francisco Fable, de la
compafiia A., al castillo de San
Cilst6bal. 81 smen1s fue variado
y servidO con toda esplendidez.
Tomaron parte en- el almuerzo,
ademas del seior Fable, los sargen.
tos Damian Monserrat, Juan G..
Crespi, Manuel Dr6s, Evaristo Co.
rrea, Agustin Abrams y Nicolas
Machiavelo, todos estimables love
mes.
La cemlda fne pIeparada por
el acooks Higinio Perez, que es I'm
excelepte cooinero, y fue servida
por los soldados Rncarnaci6n Correa
y Florencio Alicea.
Nuestro compafiero, despues
del almue1zo, pas6 4 visitar los
distintos depattamentos de la com
paii(a observando en- todos el mayor
o1den y limpieza. Al frente de ests
Compaiiia Sc halla el captain Angel
que es Tin correcto catallero y un
pundonoroso mlitar.
Para esta noche anuncia e
cinemat6grafo del Circo Lowande.
una variada function, con vista.
nuevas. Gran rebaja de precios
Nos dice nuestro correspon
sal en- Ponce:
I'm el banquete celebrado e1
Adjuntas en- honor al Gobernado
Mr.. Post, brindaron el alcalde d,
Adjuntas en- nombre de ST pueblo
el se1or Montafiez en- nombre d,
Puerto Rico y el gobernador mani
festando en- un blindis sentirse ca
da dfa mas puertorriqueho de cora
z6n.
Conclude el banquete fue
visltar las escuelas, sallendo q la
cuatro de la tarde con direction
UtuadoS.
-Esta madrugada, despues d
Ia sMisa del gallos, los indlviduo
Juan Rivera y francisco Arce, S
propinaron mutuamente varios gol
pes en- Iihs que sostuvlerau, siend
conducidos q Ia oGrcel.
TODD el mundo conoce
afamada ,Inyeccion Roje'. 81 gu
no Ia ha usado hs dido los elogio
de los que la usaron. La sInyec
ci6n Roja de MartinezS no solamer
te cura en- pocos dias flores blanca:
blenorrsgias, gonorreas y dema
! aujos sino que es IN preventive. d
tales enfermedades.
-Acusado de seduction de
D ioven Paulina Cruz, de Puerta d
? Terra, fuk detenido hoy en- dich
barriO pOr sl POllcis Juan Gouz6l'