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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
Behind the
Choir Curtain
By VIRGINIA BLAIR.
Copyrighted. 1917. by P. c. EASEMENT

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There had been an immense amount
of irreverence in the choir before the
new soprano came The tenor and
the contralto and the bass and the old
soprano had f1irted from the opening
anthem to the benediction, and as they
were hidden from the congregation by
a green baize curtain there had been
no scandal, although certain members
Of the session had complained of weird
sounds that had seemed to echo from
the organ loft and die in the steeple.
With the advent of the new soprano,
however, came a different state of af-
fairs. Both the tenor and the bass
fell in love with her at sight, and the
contralto, being forty and fat and fair,
submitted comfortably to the new
singers conquest and smiled on her in
a way unprecedented in choir history
where the green eyed monster is sup
posed to rage rampant
The new soprano was not irreverent
apd hence it came about that romance
was succeeded by religion, and the
tenor and the bass paid strict atten
ton to the responses and to the ser
mon and bent their heads during pray
ers, although so earnest were the so
pranoS meditations that the bass was
constrained now and then to glance al
her and after intercepting the tenor's
ardent observation would again seen
wrapped in his devotions.
At the time of the opening prayer
the sun came through the rose win
dow. A white dove spread his wing.
against the stained glass background
and as the soprano stood up for he
solo he seemed to hover over her head
and her shining hair made a colder
halo.
'Oh, she's too good to be true" tn,
bass told the tenor as they went HON,
together one Sunday in May.
"She is perfect the tenor declared
iervently. I'VE are a lot of sinners
and she has come among US like lit
lie saint to make US ashamed of our
selves"
! 1t was discovered after three week
that the bass had given up smoking
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Countess Dancing for a LIvln.e

A great sensation has been Great
ed throughout Sweden by tie ap-
pearanca on the stage as a dancer
in national costume of the little
Countess Won Nordenfelt. who is only
II years old, and whose family,
through continued misfortune. has
fallen into evil ways. According to
a German newspaper the little titled
dancer will before long appear at
German. French and English thea
tiers. She is receiving the magnifl-
cent salary of $3.50 a week
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AT TOWLE'S OPERA HOUSE.

J. C. Lewis in his own version of the
new Isl Plunkard'' which comes to the
Towle opera house Sunday. Aug II. like
The Old Homestead" and sag Har-
bor'' appeals to the general public's
taste It deals naturally with life as
it is among the sun-kissed hills of
Pennsylvania, where the scenes are laid.
There are no clap-trap or artificial ele-
ments in the play. It is q mirror Of
human nature that is graphically pic
tured. Being rural drama Of course,
but there are exciting incidents. vii
pany is a large and competent one and
shadow in various forms. The COM
pany sa large and competent one and
there Will be plenty of specialues to
please all tastes. Remember the date
NegeIe Will buy your old school
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PROF. p. CARRESCIAS ITALIAN BAND of thirty
Accomplished Musicians.

elaborate program has been arranged,
consisting Of athletic events, etc.
Prizes VIII be given the winners in all
Of the contests. Laederach Bros. will
present a beautiful gold brooch to the
most popular lady on the grounds.
The days functions will begin
promptly at 10 o'clock and continue
until late IN the evening Dancing
will be INDUCED in until the early
hours of morning.
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WILLIAMS IS DOING WELL.

William Williams, the man who was
injured yesterday afternoon IN a run
away. was not SO seriously hurt as was
at first thought. After having his in
juries dressed Williams was taken to
his home at 275 Michigan avenue where
he is confined today. The man was
badly bruised and his hurts are caus-
ing him quite little suffering.
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Fellows II Misfortune

We'll" growIed the first man at the
five o'clock tea, IF 1t were not for my
wife I wouldn't be here"
"No, hang it. and neither would l II
It were not for my wife. I'm the hos
tess husband Philadelphia Press.
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Miss Josephine Fetta of West Rus
sci lstreet. delightfully."- entertained a
number of her friends last evening
The feature Of the evening was a game
of anagrams at which Zolton Beianyi
won first prize and James Rhind was
awarded the consolation prize. Other
games and music were also enjoyable
features of the evening after which the
hostess severed her guests with re-
freshments. Those present We're: Misses
Florence Miller of Chicago, Irene Par
sons. Margaret Prest. Frances and
Eugenia Brown and Josephine Fetta.
Messrs. Zoltan Belanyi, George Clark,
Maynard Smith, Hollis Hunter and
James Rhind.
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HAMMOND AERIE TO
GIVE ANNUAL PICNIC

The first annual picnic given by the
Hammond Aerie. No. 1852, VIII be held
at Kinders grove August Is. An
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i.
ing in Hammond.
Charles Click visited in Indiana Har-
Dor last evening.
Miss Lizzie Phillips of Lansing Wis
tied Hammond today.
John Rathman will spend Sunday
with friends in Dyer
r. S. Carter OF Crown Point was
Hammond visitor today
Julian Youche of Crown Point Wis
tied in Hammond today
-
Henry Dinviddie will spend Sunday
with relatives in Lowell.
-
Miss Faye Smiley visited friends in
East Chicago last evening.
A@
Miss Bonnie Hanes has gone to Mich
igan city to spend Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Marie Hansen Wis
tied in Gary this afternoon.
Mrs. c. r. sherrard viii spend sun
day with relatives in Lowell
Miss Flanagan has returned from a
visit with friends in Merrillville.
Mrs. F. b. Bishop Of Lansing spent
today with friends in Hammond.
Mrs. John Nylan Of East Chicago
spent today with Hammond friends.
Joseph II. sonntag viii visit his par
ents in PIainfeld, III, over Sunday.
/. T. Meyers VIII go to Indianapolis
the first OF the week for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwab were the
guests Of friends in Dyer yesterday
80
Miss Anna schaller is spending few
days with her parents in st. Johns.
80
Mrs. James Tester of Oak Glen spent
yesterday with friends in Hammond.
Miss Edith Long will spend the next
week with friends in Huntington, Ind.
Edward Sherry Will go to Benton
Harbor Mich. tomorrow for short
visit.
Miss Anna Blackburn has gone to
Kankakee for a weeks visit with rela
tives.
Miss Mable Palmer of East Chicago,
visited friends here yesterday after
noon.
&c
this morning to spend Sunday with her
sister.
Miss Lena Miller VIII go TO Chicago
7--days' v,sff With
muscles restlesslY- a.
4
Miss EvelynssJacobson is visiting
friends and relatives in Valparaiso for
few dYs
"a Mr.. Ind Mrs. George Drackert and
%gildrA anIe returned from visit in
q wn POM
D. u Kelley Valparaiso. visited
his brother, p Duke Kelly Of this
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Wallace will go to
Rochester, Ind, tonight for two
weeks vacation.
&A
Mrs Albert Mack has returned from
a few days visit with her mother. Mrs.
Kobelin of Lowell.
Sc
Miss Hazel Cotton is expected home
Monday from visit with relatives in
Mention Harbor, Mich.
Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Floyd Irish went to
Fond du Lac, Wis, today for a few
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Henry Newcomer of Lowell for
merly of Hammond spent yesterday
with friends here.
Miss Lucille Stebbins has returned
home to Chicago after a few days Wis
it with friends here.
Miss Faye Smiley went to Chicago to-
day to be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Scott for a few days.
A@
Miss Kohling Of Schererville, is Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs. J. H. Kaspel
on East State street.
{e2
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Harding VIII Ieav,
Monday for Mexico. No. for a week.
visit with Mr.. Harding's parents.
Mrs. Frank Boutwell, of Hammond
has returned home from short visi
with relatives in Merrillville. Ind.
Mrs. Palmer and daughter OF Lowell
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Palmer
of sibley street for few days
Miss Emma Kuss Of Thayer, Ind. +
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ God
frey at their homo in Oakley avenue.
Miss Florence Miller Of Englewoo,
is spending a few days with Miss Iren
Parsons at her home in Condit street
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Citizen Soldiery Asked For
to Save the Town From
Rioters.
SITUATION IS GRAVE
Gang Leads Attack on Marshal How
kins and One Man Is
Killed.

Tell City, Ind, Aug. 10.-Martial law
was declared today here by Adjutant-
General Oren Peny. OF the Indiana
National Guards, to prevent further
bloodshed as the result Of labor
troubles of the furniture men.
Company f. of Evansville, and Com
pany /. of Mt Vernon. arrived here
early today and Immediately began to
patrol the streets and kept the strikers
on the move, preventing them congre-
eating on the sidewalks
Adjutant- General Peny is here and
has taken personal charge of the sit
uation. Two more Indiana companies
have been ordered to be in readiness
to come here at a moments notice
Trouble is expected, as the strikers
are at fever heat Of excitement be-
cause of the shooting of one of their
number by the town marshal
Rioting Prevalent.
All the factories in the town except
one are closed down and the strikers
who are demanding the union be rec
ognized, have received large support
from the American Society of EQUITY.
Almost every night since the strike
started there have been riots in the
streets OF the town and the town mar
shall has been powerless although he
has had the support of the leading
business men of this place.
A gang led by William Dauffer at
tackled Town Marshal Edward Hawk
ms on the street, and, after Daufrer
had attacked the officer and badly
beaten him up, the official pulled his
gun and shot Dauffer, who later died
The city council notified Governor
Hanly at Indianapolis that they want
ed the militia. The sheriff of the
county, Philip Wittmer hurried here
and took charge of the city govern
ment. The sheriff at once began tc
swear in deputies and had forty mer
guarding the town last night
labor demonstration was planned
for tonight, with aehig parade. Trouble
between the militia and the laborers i.
expected. IF an attempt is made to pa
rade. Over 1000 members of tn,
American Society of Equity were t
have come over from Kentucky to TAX,
part in the parade
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NegeIe viii buy your old school
books. s-5tf
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JUMBO 10 EAR d, i, LARGEST 70 EPH II
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of the most pleasant meetings of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10

The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church Of this
city, held most delightful meeting
at the home of Mrs. Robert Twiss, 153
Douglas street. Friday afternoon. The
ladies wish TO acknowledge the strong
helpful talk given by Mrs. Cosgrove,
treasurer of the Chicago Presbytery;
the solo most beautifully sung by Mrs.
C. B. Miller. and a rendition from
Chopin of extraordinary beauty, By
Mrs. Bert Summer of Muncie, Ind
Dainty refreshments were served By
the hostess. All present voted it one
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Mrs. John Given of DesMoines. Ia
viii spend next week with Mr.. and
Mrs. John McDermott at their home
391 South Holman street
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berendt and
family. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Berendt and family left today for ST
Joe, Mo, to visit relatives. They viii
return by way of Omaha, visiting al
Kansas city and Colorado Springs be-
fore returning home.
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Miss Essie Crowell has returned to
her home in Crown Point after visiting
Miss Ava crowell of Ann street for
few weeks.
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Miss Kate Shane very pleasantly en-
tertained friends last evening at her
home In State street in honor of Miss
Lucille McMullen. who left today for
Charlottesville. Music was a pleasant
feature of the evening after which re-
freshments were served.
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Miss Minnie Hucklebery and Mr.. Ed
Ahrens. both of Hammond were quietly
married IN Chicago Wednesday and re-
turned home yesterday. Abuot thirty
friends of the young couple held re
ception in their honor at the home of
the brides parents in Clinton street
last evening. The evening was passed
with games, music and dancing after
which refreshments were served. Both
young people are well known in Ham
mond and the announcement of the
marriage win come as a surprise to
many OF their most intimate friends
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Mrs. Zahnen. sister OF Mrs. F. Cope.
viii leave Monday for Roseland. Neb..
for a months vacation with her
brother.
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A party consisting of the following
ladies went to Dyer yesterday to sur
prise their brother, Mr.. Gussenburger,
who recently returned from st. Mar
garets hospital: Mrs. Catherine Cope,
Anna Klein. Julia Zahnen, Susan Mar
graf, and Catherine Moesges.
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Cohfsrsne!a Esso!ar On Bsuln6n

Julio. Ia fscha indicada se IlevR-
"a efecto Ia confarencia.
FL comit6 oTgani2ador 10 componen los
pVcfesores Biguientes: A. Fernandez, M.
Gotay, A. A. RodaE, ]. ArChilla , G.
C6rdova.
Tomar6 pa1ts en- el acto eI reputado
doctor Stshl, pFonupciando un discurao
acerca del descubFimiento de Puerto Rico,
Ia bella , BimpktiCa Befiorits Carmen Gil
m6nes, declamarS una brillants compJsi-
ci6n del conocido bardo don ViTgilio D6-
villa, Ia inteligente profssoFa Jossfs Mora.
les, recitar6 una hermosa poesfa titulads
"a mi madrea. y JoA@ Archilla leera un
trabRjo que trata de Is instruction.
Para Ell ornamento del salon, 81 comite
pTopuso ID virtuosa sefoEita Victorina
Blanco, tambi6n profsaora y que honra al
magisteriO pOr suu CualidadeS 6 INTEL
gencia.
Dadss Bus sptitudes es ds esperar que
llene cumplidamente eI papel que la junts
oTganizadora tuvo & bisn pFeSsntarle
No obstante cabe mi cordial fslicitaci6n,
como esOs compa6sEos iniciRdores de tan
brillaDts tOrneo.
R6Stame decir, que el sefOr Inspector
Mr.. Wood, cerrar6 81 acto con IN com
pandioso discurso.
Miguel a. Maldonado, professor, ea 81
electo para preasntar al pdblico los que
han de tomar participation en- esta juata
de Ia intelijencia.-EnsigiO de Ia Pas, Ba.
vamSn
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Don Juan Resell Maimf
faIIeci6 en- Lares.
lPor tel6grafo).

(Por tel6gTafo).
Hoy recibimos de Lares 81 siguiente
tslegrama:
''CoFFsspondencia" San Juan.
Anoche q las nueve f4Ileci6 repentiua'
mente digno compatriOta don Juan RosaII
Maimf - Cogresponsol'.
Elmn,r RoBell Maimf era uno de los
corresponsales de 'La CorreBponsaleA'' en-
Lares.
Este peTi6dico tuvo en- 81 decoroso puer'
torTiqueho que acaba de fAllecsE, un amigo
enthusiastic y Aincsr0.
Hace algunas Bemanag egtrech sbamos
60 diagtEa en eEta redscci6n, J Ie vimos
animoso iovisl, IIeno de vida.
sentimos su musrte. tanto poEqne nos
priva de un exceIente amigo cuanto por
que eran de admiFRr en- 81 ls devotion 6
las Iibertades y 81 amor de 81 patria.
D scance ca paz su aImp, que Dies
hRYa Rcegido en- Bu Bsnc. A suB familia'
res Ia ex preston de nue:tro sincere duelo.
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la REPUBuCA EN- ESPANA. 5"
ems STELAR.
(Por Sebastian Dalmau oanet.)

Justo es conuagrar estfmuIos al joven
escritor mallcrqufn don Sebastian Dali
mau Canet, por 81 notable eRfuerzo que
ACADIA de TealizaT.
So libro In Repablica en- Espn1G -
CGstelaT, eB obFa de vsFdadero bien y de
verdRdaro vRler.
Ccntiene 239 p6ginas, en- elias Dal-
mau traza con eBtilo sencilIo, & veces ele.
gante los rasgos mss BaIientes de Ia vida
del gran Tribune espafol.
Hay episodioB intsresantes. quizk desco
nocidoS, que el citadO bi6grafo de CASTELAR,
describe con sugestiva amenidRd.
Cierto que Bobre la vida p6blica de
CASTELAR, ss hs escrito mucho, y por plu.
mas notabilsimau; pero Ia ob1a de Dal-
m8u supone verdRdera labor paciente,
met6dica, acucioBa.
De ahf que su libro haya obtanido Ia
buena accgida que mereCe el eAfuerzo de
un joven como e., modesto, pero eatudioao
6 intelligence.
Danes gracias al apreciable compsnero
por los ejemplaEes con que hs tenido Ia
cortssfa de lobsequiar La COrrespon
denciG
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NETILOIDEs-El msior mas SECURE
dc todos los Ospecf8cog h8sta ahora conooido
para Ia cura peFmGnento do todaB las OnfeF-
mOd&dsB de Is uFeta, "a sean estaS cr6nicas 8
agudag. Contieno 81 flujo J cura por COM
pl0to, On mOnos tiOmpog qrO ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, Las gonorFsaG, oBpormatoEnaa
cistitiB, cot. MejoF que laG lnyOccionog J muy
superior d B6ndRlo J eopaiba. Empi0za &
BuFtir "a efocto Lar tres Gu&tr0 horaB do
habeEBO tornado.
Los METILOIDES" son f4gilOB de tomaf
OEt8n prOpaFRdca de mRnsra que no EOvuol-
ven d ogt6mago ri prOduoen mRlog Of0ctOs,
De VOntA 0n todag l&g Botica8. PldansO
muOgtrag gratis ( BuG dnIoog fabFicGntol-
BFOd0Eiek GtoaKnG . o.. D0tr0it, Mishi'
nan III a.
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EI lOvsn Gahrle! +. CorEea.

Hoy hamos tenido verdadeFa' gati.fac.
ci6n al saludar en- estas cfcinag, IN me
ritfsimo jovsn pueTtorTiquefio, que, pro-
cederts de los Estados Unidos, 30 halla
desde hace breves dfas en- San Juan.
Es dicho joven el sefor Gabriel F. CO.
rres, jefs del dapsrtamento espafiol de
The FerWno Drugg Company, repreSen.
tante de las siguiantes importantfaimas
casas norte americanae: J. 81. & b. A..
Sells Go, (siIlss arnessB. The Hall
wood Cash Register Go, (csjss automSti-
cas- Wolfe Bros, Shoe Co, (calzado)
Columbus Buggy Go, (vehfculos) HoSter
Associatsd Brewarieu, (cervezs) )en Colum
bus, Ohio, e. q. de A.
CoErea es an iovan cultfsimo, de Ia eH'
tirpe del viejo , her6icO captain Corrsa,
,dR fsmilia
Els 81 dnicO puertOrFiqueno que eBtudia
agriculture en- la Ohio State University
,, tsrminsdos sus estudios Fegresar6 s su
pals daFle el fruto de sus conocimiantos
en- el impulse cientffco de esR principal
fuents de Ia Eiqueza pdblica en- Puerto
Rico.
Pengamos que, con Ia eutancia de dicho
joven en- Puerto Rico, casaa de response.
bilidad en- la isla podrfan importar de les
EstadoB Unidos, directsmsnte, cuanto pu.
diera acrecer su comercio aquf establecien'
do re!aciones con aqu6llaB importantes CO.
aaH que 81 senior CoFrea Representa-.
Las ejecutO1ias que este joven pos6e. le
graniasr6n de seguro la con6anza del alto
comeFcio de la iala.
En- 6Gta le desea 'sLa Correspondencia, =
eI mas brillante exito ed las ga.tianes co.
meFciales que hsbr6 de poner en- pr6ctica,
y le d6 80 mas afsctucsa bisnvenida.
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ia RaztR LIbrS''.

Con cate tftulo ha empezado YER "a
luz pdblica ca Ponca. nm trisemRnsriO que
dirigs 81 joven escritoT don Enrique Sam
tiago administra don Manuel Figueroa.
Santiago 81 escFitor RehexiVo, do aince.
ros entusiasmoH por la causa De d Union
de Puerto Rico y, seguramsnta ID labor
aerk pFovechosa an Ia diffusion de ideas y
en- 81 culto los principles de lR citada
aBociaci6u patri6tica.
Saludamoa afectuosamente Il nUev0
comps nero desekndole largos dias del pros
peridad.
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Obrss dol smgsrsdar GuIIIsrmo.

POGO despu6B de la insurrecci6n de los
boxers, llamaron mucho la stenci6n del
muudo una alegorfa y un folleto, obrss
del emperador GuiIlermo de AIemaris,
On las que ponfs en- evidenoia al ''peligro
amarillo" aconsejaba POGO menoa que
nm ataque anticipate & Ia entonces des'
pretiada Asis.
Un cabIegrama de fscha recients dice
que cuandO el Kaiser visit6 los acorazados
japoneBeB "TSukuba" "OhitoBe", que
fuerOn las regatas de Kiel, areng6 & ls
tripulaci6n del 6ltimo, en- ingl6s, diciendo
"Creo y espero en- que los barcos japOne'
ses = alemaneB tFsbajen siempre juntoB CO.
mo buepos amigos y camaradag, y que sus
banderas ,taran una junto Ia otra para
maDtener Ia paz y elsorden en- 81 mundo. !"
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ALGODON SEA ISLAND.

Dos deSnaotadordS con su cal
dera correspondence, maquina y
empacadoras completas. Magni-
fco estado Y probadas.
Informar6n los senores Behn
Brothers San Juan Puerto Rico.
Is V. a.
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BlratIIIo Do OIiR0s

0laneu anchou msguffcoD , 10 CEN
tavos, debido 4 Ia gran cantidad que aca'
ba de recibirUe en- Sci Cielo' 'sLs Viz
caina'', pueden venderBe oIanes mas bara'
tos que en- cuaIquier otro estableCimientO.
Tambien llegsron los fsmosos cors6s de
gran novedsd Warmers, Camas, muebleS,
fon6grafos plszos.
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Contra tres CaRiIR0Tas+

Les tribunaleu de Nueva York senten.
ciaron racientsmente tres csntineros de
Nueva York & pagar Ia suma de ST 500
tres pequ nos hiios de un cOnccido
comeECiaDta neoyoIk kino que habfa per-
dido Bu fortuna en- Euu establscimientou.
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En- Is -aaIera anexa II preside ID
ingreuado Teresa Oyola cumpliE 56 dia1
Dc cfEcsl. nsntsnciade poE q CoEto Guni-
cipal a CaEnlina, pqE alt a pal.
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Mshana sale para Rio Grande, , des'
de Rllf paBar6 & Fsjardo enIanuntos dasu
prcfssi6n' q licsnGRdo EK. Rafael PaIaCioa
RodFiguaE.
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I. MATANZO
Or. EN MEDlOINA I GIRUIIA
OOULIsTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de la CllnIca ORAL
moI0gica que cargo del DR.. Barraquor
Oxiste en- 81 Hospital de la Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
COnsultOriO exclusive para afeccionOs
de los ojOs
Totuan, "a (cerca del TaatrO.)
H0ras de cOnsultas:
De 8 8 12 de Ia mahanR. Gratis 8 los
pobH0s: de de La maflana.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-22
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An unusually large advance sale
Indicates that Sousas new comic on
era The Free Lance" will be wit
messed by a big audience ut the
Academy Of Music tonight There
have been SO many orders for seats
by mail and telephone that Manager
Booker sees trouble ahead for the box
office unless his patrons call for their
tickets during the day. Tickets laid
aside and not called for before G
o'clock this evening will be put back
Oh sale.
THE Free Lance" was presented
before large and we'll pleased audi
ence at the Norfolk Academy last
night The company, headed by JOS
eph Cawthorne, n comedian of wide
reputation, is said to be one of the
BEST that has been seen in comic op-
era for years. Ncssrs. Kaw & Err
hanger are said TO have provided a
beautiful production as far as seen
cry and costumes are concerned.