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Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10
SYNOPSIS

Now he lays deep plot to entice Lady lnez into the woods and try the effect of the charm. Meantime band of Gypsies appear led by Mazetto, and the old fortune-teller Fedalma Sir Roland seeks their aid and they hide in order to seize Lady Inez, while Sir Roland wends his way to the Castle in the hopes of meeting her. Lady Inez, with her maid Susanna, comes to the wood by another path. Lady Inez is seized by the Gypsies and taken away to their camp, leaving Su- sanna to watch for Don Carlos. Enter Juanito, the little Queen of the Gypsies, looking for the return of the maidens who have been to Cadiz to dance and sing. Sir Roland returns and finds Junita, tries to de- tain her. but Susanna comes to her aid. Sir Roland finds the charm has worked, and that he is in love with Juanita. Gluck-aut hastens to give her the talisman, that she may respond. Return of the Gypsy maidens and final departure for their camp with Juanita. Pedro and Donald meet in the woods fearing fight between their masters, and anxious to give them the clover so effcacious in their dispute. They are un- able to prevent the meeting but stop the duel. This scene closes with the arrival of the Spanish Lords led by Sebastian.
 SCENE 2-The Gypsies camp at sunset. Fedalma getting supper. Glucf-auf and Gretchen appear, anxious to give Fedalma the charm. Enter Gypsy maidens. Song and Dance. While supper is served, Lady Inez and Susanna wander away, followed by Pedro who has come to the camp by his masters orders. The camp is surrounded by the Spanish Lords, and Lady Inez is re- stored to her lover. Sir Roland seeks Su- sanna's aid in wooing Juanita. The act closes with his success.
 ACT III.
 ScENE-The Castle garden. The wedding day. Isabella is alone, having escaped from the gayety of the Castle. The Countess wishes to adopt the Gypsy maiden, Juanita, but her heart rebels against allowing any one to fill her little Hinda's place. Gluck-auf appears and gives her clover, then seeks Juanita. Old Fedalma comes forward and reveals to the Countess the fact that Juanita is her long-lost daughter Enter all the Gypsies, summoned as wedding guests the Lords and Ladies from the Castle, and finally the lovers in wedding attire. Now Fedalma comes forward and begs to try a Gypsy's charm. She restores speech to Glucl-auf. Then the operetta closes with the final trio and chorus.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Fresh fat Turkeys. Spring Chickens and Hens, Cranberries, Celery Hothouse Lettuce, P ars Icy, green Onions, Gu cumbers, Cabbage, Car o 8. s q Il a g h, Pumpkins, Turnips, green and red Pep pers, Tomatoes, Beets Garlic, Onions, Par snips, Sweet Potato s Scotch Kale, Red Cabbage. Fresh Fish Shrimp, Ranch Eggs and Eastern Eggs, Star and Premium Hams and Bacon, Fresh and Pickled Tongues, Bologna and Summer Sau- sage, Fresh Smoked and Salt Herring. Smoked Beef sliced, Boiled Ham sliced. Sour pickles and Dill Pickles, Pickled Olives, Beets and Saur Kraut. Ooligan Spiced Russian Cav far and Sardines, An chovies Cod Fish and Salmon Bellies, Cheese of all kinds, Imported Swiss, Ro- chefort, Edam, I'm perial, Br 0 akfast Cream. Limburger, Honey in glass jars, Fresh Apple Cider and Vinegar, Fresh Meats and Game at Wholesale and Re
 tail.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Speaking of diction, many people think preacher is at bis best in bis benediction.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Nope, the coal pile doesn't linge long, ni.ther does it tarry.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

A few weeks and it'll be time for tht first barefooted boy.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Why is higher education. Because it comes that way.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Anyway, the weather man isn't stingy weather.
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Err, by the way, did you plant your sweet peas?
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Sch, look who's coming-Mr. April Shower!
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10
PROGRAMME

oprx,ye CnoRus-"nto Penuy wigo SPANISH LORDS D soxe-"o Mountain nandove MoorS 1Er0HhS B. Sose-"The Mother Vow" COUNTESS SNpAN CARLOS AND COUNTESS ISABELLA DUET and right" PEDRO ana DONALD , r RONALD DON CARLOS and LADY lN coxerAru1AroRY CHoRus-"You uhavecho man"
 Boor CLASS
 ACT IL SoNe-"The Charm" ""hi'hA' D. CHORUS MazenO" His LADY 'NH""n { I'm Queenof Gypsies" 'oNN1-N shaneF SUSANNA 'UANlrA The Taisman" "'"1''N TAIBoUR andD charm DoSCARLos DIX RONALD MARCH and heud gon SPANISH LORDS 10 Old Dame!' N TRIO" s News" LADY ANEN'ooe"N"N anu AD
 po.. me creeping" DONG andL to me Dear CARLOS LADY u v sxa and c,oncs-~rheu be Happy with thy Lover"
 p1Aso DUEr-Bv EvA ALICE Ho1FoRD
 ACT I, REc1rAr1vE LLAD"The Mothers Lament" . ~ m n-rrshe tells me that DoN
 DUET Let us Gay!' CHORUS Welcome" oUARrErrE-"we -" Dear Mother DUEr-"Over the T. FINAL Tmo CHoRUs-"Kind Friends Yo" See
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

PIANO DuEr-By EVA BARoUIsT, ALICE HoLFoRD
Douglas Island news., 1907-04-10

Boor BLACK DR1Ln-By PRIMARY CLASS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-03
IN the SOCIAL REALM


Little Miss Harlan Miller was hos
tess TO the Junior Forty Two club
with Christmas party on laas
Thursday afternoon Green vines.
With bright holly berries and
Christmas sreathcs. formed the
decorations. On each table was a
miniature Christmas tree The score
cards were bell-shaped and scores
were marked with tiny dolls
When the cake was Gu, the scarf
pin fell TO little Miss Ruth Pickett,
the dime to l.. f. Nhipple, the nee
die 10 Lucille Harding and the but
ton to Geneyieve Holland. To Miss
Marion Fowler fell the prize. a pret-
ty box OF stationery.
Brick cream and cake were served
and each little guest went away feel
ing that 1t was good to have been
there.
The little hostess was assisted by
her little brothers, Masters James
and Edward Miller and her mother.
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THREE SHOT TO Death


Lexington. ny. Ian in q
fight NJ Pin. Top. Knott coaaty
Harrison stnna. Walter Hanks and
Walter Thomas s.f. Killed and
others wounded Stun., Hanks and
Thomas and others met AZ country
dane. and drank 4, Ii alleged. 100
much @hiskes There had been i'll
feeling between tha Stone and
Thomas families fof years. aud.
heated hy lianor. ih. men anafreied
Thes were pus ont of the house. and
when outside a general fight en-
sued Friends Of both Ston. and
Thomas followed them outside, and
during the shooting that followed
Stone, Hanks aud Thomas were Kill
ed Hanks Was moi taking part In
the shooting.
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hans, Fat nood Ora Miller and
Ross Alderman


Missss Emma and Naude cihscn
entertained the members OF the Sew
Ing Circle nj their hDsu. la East End
"Wednesday afternoon. and AZ the
close of the session. when all fancy
work waS put again into dainty
WORK bags. delightful Frfnsshmsnis
of chicken salad, bot chocolate and
rak. uer. served
Many members were sept away
some bs the Indictment weather
and others by previous social en-
gagements. But this club ~ one that
is much enjoyed by number of the
young matroEs and youEg ladies OF
The town. Two Of the mesaosrs ARE
recent brides, Mrs. Mai Wise and
Mrs. Jesse Kennedy. who were re-
membered with delightful show
ers" by the Circle
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~.sn<p nay os SHOW


Tn. Attendance ~ The pnisrs shoa
tutsss has hssen somewhat eurtasled
6s reason of thn heavy rain which
tell last might The sgtH came out
this morning aud the streets hav.
dried rspsdls If another change In
ih. weather does not occur the show
should be- well attended tomorrow
and Saturday /, h a treat tn any
lover of fine poultry TO visit the eS-
htbii hall and see the hundreds OF
beautiful birds on display
Several classes of birds have al
ready been scored and the coops
have been decorated with blue. red
and yellow ribbons. The blue indi-
Gates the winners OF first prizes, the
red second and the yellow third II
will be some time tomorrow before
the Judging will be finished
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John Quarles yesterday received
"a telegram from Texarkana, stating
that Yancey Montgomery was seri-
ously i'll and that unless there was
an early change for the better he
could live only short time. Mr..
Montgomery is a brother to Mrs.
Quarles. Mr.. Quarles has gone TO
Texarkana to be at his bedside. Mr..
Montgomery belongs to the Knights
of Pythias, holding his membership
with the lodge in this city.
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Organizing a stock tompany.

\ stock company is being organ
lied among the business men OF Ray
and the farmers OF that community
for the erection of q gin at that
place. Stock 90 the amount OF about
81 .oap has already been subscribed
and those who are promoting the
enterprise say that its establishment
Is assured Their. was no gin az Ray
last season. Il. l., Feds who Is man
agcr of IN. Boscc gin. Is Interested
in tn. plant To be established at RAY
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w HORSES ROASTED


N York. ian : One dozen
l4Dn. we're Injured. forty families
y homeless and g,ano persons
5f1n temporarily from their homes
lly horses roasted To death and
Rr.y valued ~ 12se.e 200 des-
"a Wednesday in the worst early
eing fire New York has seen In
81 months One big tenement
0oe at sas-A3s West Fffty-third
et aud at sG and s2s West Fiji
ourth street were badly damaged
OF water pressure is said to
~ been largely responsible for the
bnt of the fire, Had not one blk
9 boat. which draws its water sup
from the Hudson river come To
" rescue the loss would have been
IAch greater
s One of the worst features Of the
~ was the tremendous crowd
Aaich gathered in the streets around
~ burning district and the attend
mt disorder and lawlessness were
great i. was all the police could
- to preserve anything like order
{ the streets. For time thieves
Eperc given almost free hand TO
Dot the burned buildings. Two po-
cemen, who detected six young
'hen acting suspiciously in a house.
chased the men over the roof down
tfenth avenue. but all succeeded in
sketting away
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4 WAxAHACHIE MAN.
Meeting With Sucec~~ In the Fjnan-
riAI World In ST. I.,sais.

rtAi World In NJ. IsssaSs.
Not many financlers. said
well known banker Yesterday, have
the varied and successful experience
In commerce and banking that Neil
A. Mcmillan. vice-president OF the
st. Louis Union Trust company. has
had. Although comparatively a
young man, he has a record for
building up "A large wholesale gro
Gerry business and organizing no less
than three flourishiug banks.
Mr. Mcmillan was born and edu
Gated in Alabama, but his ..ork has
been done In Texas and Missouri AZ
ter managing an important grocery
establishment. he organized the pri-
vate bank OF Patrick, Mcmillan
Co, at Waxahachie, in 1881. In the
following year he started the First
National bank in the same city, and
became cashier of the new institu-
| ton. He was one OF the organizers
and cashier OF the National Exchange
i Bank, OF Dallas
'He left Texas In 1897 and came
to Missouri, accepting the office o
treasurer OF the Union Trust com
pany Of st. Louis. When the 8
Louis Trust company and the unio
5 Trust company were merged In 1870
? under the style OF the ST Louis UnfO
! Trust company, Mr.. Mcmillan wa
elected vice president, an offic
which he still holds.
Prosperity and achievement
| have not taken any of the democrac,
out of Mr.. Mcmillan. He drops let
! ters or documents as soon as old
friends calls. and comes from be-
! hind the marble inclosure of his
| desk to shake hands and ask about
| Texas st. Louis Republic
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Have you heard il" It's Town
ralk. ''


Quite a number OF new and inter-
esting books have been received AT
the Sims I.ibrary> There has also
been received quite number OF
splendid prints or pictures of Raph-
ael's, Reynolds and the different
great artists ideas and conceptions
of the Madonna and child These
have been placed in groups around
the library walls. Every person
should see these, as well as the new
books and magazines.
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published in yesterdays paper did
not include the tax collections for
December. Collector Kennedy did
not have time to get his report
ready for the January meeting, but
will amount to about $4,000. II
will probably be some time tomor-
row before he will be prepared to
give out an itemized statement of
the amount collected on the rolls of
1906
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II would be hard to find. even in
places much larger than Waxahachie.
any public place, or its grounds,
that is more splendidly and beauti-
fully kept and that, all the time,
than the Sims Library and its sur
rounding park Mr.. McCauley is a
most efficient janitor and does his
work thoroughly. In this connec-
ton. speaking OF men who do their
work well. Mr.. Shiplett, sexton of
the city cemetery also may be men
toned. 1t is truly a delight and n
thing of good report to find men in
whatever sphere Of life, who enter
into their work with vim and a
wholesome thoroughness.
Among the improvements of the
town, splendid new cement walk
has been laid in front of the library,
new brick crossings have also been
placed in front of the Baptist, Main
Street Christian, Cumberland and
Methodist churches Let the good
work go on by placing these cross
ings in front of all the rest Of the
city churches, which need them just
as badly.
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Have you heard ite It's Town
Talk. 81


Rev. and Mrs Gill and little
daughter OF Beeyilla will arrive
about the sth OF this month to make
Waxahachie their home Mr.. Gil
comes to assume his pastoral duties
of the First Presbyterian church,
succeeding Rev. j. n. Ivy. who re-
signed last June. Mrs. Gill Is a
splendidly cultivated lady and Is q
musician of high rank.
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Mrs MoEiog calls the attention oi
her patrons to The fact that she VIII
sell her entire stock uf goods ia the
neNt few dnN. af reduced prices
Now b. ihe time fo Ecs "a supply of
materials for thns. gloomy days
SUR. to -om" lu January and F"bru-
afs com. early snd got fh. chuicest.
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Verdict for Defendant.

The suit of the Trinity and Brazos
Valley railroad company against w.
H. Getzendaner was tried in the
county court yesterday. The jury re
turned verdict today in favor of
the defendant. awarding him the
sum of S435. The suit was the out
come of condemnation proceedings
filed by the railroad people some
time ago.
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Sims-NatsOn Chapter.

The Sims Watson chapter VIII
meet at the Sims Library Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock The program
will consist of each member giving
an account of some incident that oc-
Cured during the civil war
CHAPTER HISTORIAN.
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Hickuian. Nelson.

Fred Hickman and Miss Leila Mel
son were married last night at the
home OF the brides father Mrs. j..
D, Nelson. near Sterrett. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. y.
Cotton. The popularity OF the
young people was attested by the
many handsome presents they re-
ceiyed
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The annual meeting ef The stock
holders n the Enterprise Publishing
company viii be held Tuesday after
noon. Jan. s. 1907. Ia the director :
room af the C9fisens' National bank,
waxakashts. Texas Directors Hasses
iag wiIl b. held ir- usezslateiy upon
Ajouru rsent
aN~tf e. " KENT. ssc'y
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Have you heard it? It's Town
Talk. 81
Going Out of Business.

Beginning January ). 1907. | VIII
sell my stock of fancy work articles
cheap. Your craze for fadS and ram
cies can now he gratified if you have
deft fingers at small cost. Call at
the Woman's Exchange and see for
Yourself. Mrs. X. j. Monica. tt
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{ (otinty Court Suits

T. 4. Gill VS.. G.. c. Glenn, debt.
II G Templeton vs.. V II. Powell,
ct al, debt
f. G. Nall VS. G. NJ Beckner. debt.
T. W. Park VS.. ID. O. Madden and
d. c. McMullen, debt
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Have YOU heard it? It's Town
Talk. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
UN VENGAOOR De CARuSO.
Un doctor alsman Oplna que son psIIgrOsas las
neOyMkIaas

Escriben de New York & Ia "NouvelIes
de Munich, que el infortunado tenor Ca
russo, -vfctima de la malicia de las muiereB
6 de los monoE, ha encontrado un verga-
dor. va Tecordaran nuestraB lectoras el
raidoBO sueeBo de hace algunos meses, en-
que anduvo mezclado el nombre del c6Ie-
bre tenor italiano, junto con el de una SO
nora de Nueva York, sin que SO tratara,
segdn Sc Bupo, mas que de una calumnis
8 de una equivocaei6n cuando menos.
Pues bien, Caruao ha sido vengado. He
a9uf la noticia:
Una dana de Ia meior sociedad de New
York, Stephan Buttle, tom6 asiento en- un
tranvfa; una delicioBa sonrisa vagaba So
bre sus labios, prestando una encantadora
belleza u rostro, bello do por sf. Fren
te de ella estabe sentado un m6dico ale
man, Ell doctor Cesar Wischnieltzki De
repente, el doctor levant6se en- actitud anne
nazadora, exc'am6 con voE terrible: II"
.-iDesgraciadal Mereceis que os lle-
ven prisi6nl Os estoy observando deBde
que subisteig al tranvfa veo que vuestra
coqueterfa es Bufciente para enloquecer &
todos los CarusoB del mundol Las mule
res como VOC, son las que les lIevan q las
jaulas de los monos, para tendeTleB la
celada. Como m6dico , como hembre de-
ciencia, he estudiado la question. Esta
ciudad ebtS LENA de muieres peligrosas".
Al DIR estas palabras, IN caballero que
juzgaba menos desfavorabIemente la son
risa de Ia senora Buttle, hizo bsiar del
tranvfa al irasclble m6dico.
Couducido al primer pueuto de policfa,
el doctor Wischnietaki SO coInprometi6 ba-
jo cauci6n de $500 frances, 4 comparecer
ante ell tribunal, q donde le llama la sefio.
ra Buttle, reclamando una indemnizaci6n
pOr dafios y perjuicios.
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.ES ADIS TICA
ESPAN TOSA.
Las YiCtimas del m0viDient0 TeVOll-
GiOnafiO en- Russia.
2l5 personas had sIdo AIM ahprcad,s.

X Z
Un peri6dico russo, sLa Strana" In pu,
blicado una estadfstica en que de como.
Ger 81 ndmerO de las vfctimaB producidas
por el moyimiento revolucionario en- Ru
pia, durante ell aflo que comenz6 el 80 de
Octubre de 1905. So conBigua en- esta
sttadfatica que han sido muertoH 6 heridos
LA fancionariog, sean gobernadores ge.
nerales, gobernadores do Distrito, ats
ampIeados y itfes de Ia gendarmerfa; 109
ofciales, 123 empleados, 96 gendarmes y
agentes de PoliCfa, 226 agentes de Poliefa
cfcial, 452 guardias ruTales , 759 solda-
dos y cosacos.
Han sido ahorcadas 215 personas; fusi
ladas, despues de ser sometidas 4 IN Con-
sejo de Guerra regular, 314, y despu6s de
ser juzgadas por los Consoles Marciales de
campafia que funcionan desde hace meB.y
medic, 221. Los destacamentoB volanteR
de les Tribunales Marciales han fusilado
TAI individuos.
Los motines y pronuneiamientos can.
saron las siguieDtes vfctimas: heridos
1892 muertos z 331.
Segdn 'sLa Strana" fheron lanzadas PA
bombag explosives en- los doce meses tilti-
mos
Sc cOmetieron /, 995 asaltoB en- cuadri.
liza, $40 de ellos dirigidog contra las csias
8 dep6sitos pdblicoS, ) 1,601 de eHos actos
no fueron seguidos de castigo.
Los bandoleros polfticos Sc apoderaron
de siete millones darubloa. *~
Sc registraron 1926 actos- de saqueo
agrario , 288 incendios de caatillos cons
trucCiones de explCtaciones agrfcolas.
FueTon Baqueadcs tambi6n III dep6si.
tOS de or mas y municioneS , destTufdaS "a
Was de communication.
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NOTICIAS.

-Se sole itan pIatero reloiero, que
tengan buenaS referencias de Jos talleres en-
que hayan trabajado, en- la Joyerfa y pIa-
terra de M. r. Silva. Luna II. Apar
tado 201. 15v.
-sACOs DE YUTE para az6car y
cafe realizan precioa ventaiosos 8. Melon
& Ca. San Juan PR.
CASA DE PRESTAMOS de Jose
Bazan, Allen 81. El dia 30 del corrien.
to y las 2 de la tarde tendrS lugar eli re-.
mate de las prendas cuyos talones no han
side renovados Ri cancelados despuea de
los 6 meses que marca Ia ley. La casa
gigue sus operaciones. Venta de alhaias
de ORC y plata,
-El ron "Exposici6n San Luis de los
gehorez A. Alvarez HermanoB es 81 meior
= mas euro de su clase. Constantes pedi
dos que acreditsn su bondad, son despa.
chados poT ests casa en- Bu ESTABLISHMENTS
San Jose z. a.# 4 R.p.
"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
sus favorecedores, que ACADIA de recibir las
Aegftimas alfombras terciopelo de Oriente,
maFca "EBcudo" para gala, aaf como los
dEilea do hilo, legftimo nfmero 100 Ji
pijapa = las mejores alpacas negras cast
mireB ingleses -
En- materiRles para la confscoi6n de
oymbEeros, ENGAGES, bordados, apicaciones
2 Corses; es - casa que tiene siempre el
mejor surtido en- Puerto Rico. Hacemos
envfos por correoB todos los pueblos de
la igIa. Ieg:fOnO 27S. P. b. B. 76k.
San Francisco 5, San Juan p r.
--se compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no estsn en buen estado,
collaEsS antiques de cOfGt y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase & ?. j. B. TetuSn 40, San Juan
Is al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. @:
Orange LIIY.-Cura Ia debilidad, ulceracio-
mes, aplsnamiento, periodos dolorosos. Pa
re- solicitaT muestra gratis dirigirse la Sc
nora III. v. Fretter, Detroit, Mich. U. s.. A.
En- ''La CorFespondencia de Puerto
Rico, Allen 81, hay de venta recibos ia.
lonarioB para cobro de aIquileres de casas,
fanzss on mstSliCo y con frmag deClara.
clones De nacimiento, defunci6n = ceTtifca-
ci6n msdica D.
Ell sNUEvo CAFE de los eupO-
SOS Morgan, Fortaleza 81, Ofrece un com.
pleto Burtido dc los meioreg dulces cho.
colates. HeladoH, refrescos, frutas al ma.
tural y todo cuanto Tegale sl paladar mas
dslicado % encuentra allf primorosamente
servido. Cafe con leche , chocolate, 20
encuentra daBde las siete dc Ia mafana 4
las IL de Il noche. 'ssamout'' y Baker
las marcaB de chocolate sin rival sa en-
cuentHan aIli N.
Sc sOLIC1TA una casa de a1aui
lsr para poca familis y'qua este eituado
ca Hato Rey, San Juan & Cats io. N
Shepard San Juan. p. r
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SEP PlSE

Que no pubIicanaos conaunicadoa sin que
sean pRgadOs por Rdelanfado.
CEda sells palabEas be cuentan poF una IL
aoa y la llnea vale Cliez centavOs.
Las CaFtaB que vOngan con communicates
sfu en- 9VnrOFta m aa anntaatap
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tista tradujo en- notaa dulces y Bentidas
melodfag, los ssntimientos de su alma
ANA ArcfIagoB So patris, y siente Ia nos
tafgia de ella; no pudiendo desde Ieios rem.
dirle otro tribute de cari6o hace que suene
Bu nombre como artista de m6rito para
que Puerto Rico Sc enorgullezca contando
entire sus hiioB un notable conlpositor,
En- la Ultima velada artfstica el distin-
guido maestro ArcflagoB dirigi6 una or
queSta compuesta de 40 profesores, que
eJecutaron varias de Bus magistrates obras.
EI pdblico caraquefio dsleitado y entu.
SHASTA le rindi6 el homemade que es acree
dor nuestro compatriota.
EB de esperar que AHcflagos siga coss.
chando lauros enalteciendo asi el nombre
de su qusrida patria Puerto Rico. -