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thar ware aware of sloop-ofEar
Rhost.white aud very near:
, Her sag she showed and her guns she showed
Ana funnel white with the crusted salt. but
never show OF steam.
II was that never q show of steam
that made the schooners crew suspi-
cious when the fog lifted. and they in
vesttRated with the result that they
found the mate and three or four men,
a small working crew OF the Arctic
ana the ghost white sloop of war was
the sealing schooner OF Johnny Herman,
who had sneaked away from the hiding
place to raid the rookery alone. As
the poet writes:
He has rugged and trigged her with paint and
spar, and. faith. he has faxed her we'll
But I'd know the Stralsunds deekhouse yet FROM
here 10 the hooms o he'll
Oh. once we ha' met at Baltimore. and twice on
p,t tbs sickest dav for you Reuben Paine, was
the day that yon came here.
The day that you came here. my lad, TO scare Us
with your funnel made of painted cloth and
your guns o rotten deal. ,..a -.
And Wen come into the game again, with a
double deck to play!
They rang and blew the sealer's eall-the pOaeh-
ing cry OF the sea-
And they raised the Baltic out OF the mist, anu
an angry ship was she;
And blind they CROPPED through the whiriing
white and blind to the bay again
Till they heard the ereak Of the Stralsund'
boom and the elank OF her mo0ring chain.
They laid them down by bitt and boat theh
pistols in their belts,
Aud-'Will you fight for il. Reuben Paine, OF
will you share the petsE
4 dos.tOothed laugh laughed Reuben Paine. and
barred his denching knife
YES skin for skin and all that be hath. d
man will give for his life;
But I've six thousand skins below, and 1edde
port to see
And there's n law OF God or man runs
north OF Fifty three:
So 90 in peace 10 the naked with empty
holds to dll.
And I'll be good to your seal this catch, Al
many as I shall kili!
The poem then tells of the fight anc
killing in the fog, when "ths
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made out the Russian flag flying from
the blockhouse and small gun, SEEM
ingly four-inch quiek-firer, on
small carriage. The officer stood there
in front with his drawn sword and
long, gray overcoat.
The sight was sufficient for Captain
Pyne, and the Mystery put about. with
all canvas set heeled over to the
breeze to escape from expected pursuit.
Meanwhile the supposed officer-he was
Johnny Keman-and the Russian SOL
diers, who were the Arctics sealers.
went back to the hauling grounds to
club and kill and skin. The. ruse had
succeeded even better than Herman
dreamed, for in her flight the Mystery
met the Silver Fleece, and Captain
Snow was told of the presence OF the
guard They were evidently too early
and must cruise and wait While cruis-
ing they fell in with the schooner Arc
tic and got another fright
Alas for the deception. Though the
fog lifted and the crews OF the Mys-
terry and Silver Fleece were unable to
ma xe much speed. owing to the falling
away Of the wind the captains Won
dered why the warships did not give
chase, they wondered why lnere was
no steam from the smokestack. Ane
vessel was evidently broken down.
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tender fog shut fold on fold to hide the
wrong they did" But the episode did
not include any fighting. Captains
Pyne and Snow knew that they had
been euchred and that lighting would
not secure for them the skins they
sought. Previous raids had thinnsd
out the herds at Robben Bank. and In
stead of having six thousand skins be
low and Yeddo port to see," Herman had
but 800 skins on the Arctic The
Mystery and Silver Fleece got from 800
to 400 skins apiece. The rrangement
had been that the trio were to divide
the stolen skins. but Herman had brOk-
en- faith with the coconspirators. The
three vessels returned safely to Yoko-
hama.
For years afterward Herman and
Pyne brawled concerning the incident
and often, when the strong waters had
been drunk overinuch. Pyne would Of
fer to fight when twitted OF the Arctic s
raid and the sealing warship Snow
retired soon afterward and lives on a
bluff at Yokohama looking out over
Yokohama Bay.
With the outbreak Of the Spanish
American war Herman was attracted
to Manila, where he opened a saloon
and went into the sailors boarding
house business. in which he prospered.
IL was at Manila that he was aflicted
with cancer. and after Intellectual treat
ment both at Manila and HonEzSOng z
he went TO Germany, where he died in
September.
Herman was once on trial for his life
IN consular court at MurOran. HC
was accused before the Consul Of kill
ing another seaier by putting a rifk
at the head of the man as he ~
asleep in his bunk The two men had
been lighting some time before re-
garding a Japanese woman. Herman
was acquitted on the charge OF killing
this man. The Arctic was also in
volved in the escape OF an American
paymaster who embeZzled United States
funds from Yokohama, but she was
Overhauled by a war vessel and the
abseonding paymaster arrested
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Ar FHEN John Kerrau cieo re-
Gently at Mayence, Germany,
w where he had gone for treat
ment FOR cancer after falling
30 obtain aid from physicians in Ma
MIA and elsewhere in the Orient, one
of the heroes OF Rudyard Kipling's
poem. "The Rhyme OF the Three Seal
ers." passed away; the other two sur
vive-Captain Thomas Pyne and Cap
tain Snow-snd are living in Yoko-
hama They were the victims OF Ker-
mans bad faith in tho adventure Of
Robben Bank, the scene of the episode.
Robbcn Bank IS a small isle, or islet
lying low about ten miles from Cape
Patience. on the Saghalien coast, I'm
tie Okhotsk Sea, and until the Island
was captured by Japan during the re-
cent war Russia maintained guard
there 10 protect the seal rookery, which
was once the home OF many thousands
of fur seals. and is now scantily occu-
uied because Of the many raids and
dcpredations upon the herds OF recent
wears. particularly by Japanese adven-
.urors. who learned the lesson well
from Americans who raided the islands
years ago.
It was johnny" Kernan-he would
not be remembered As John--who loot
ed Robben Bank in the latter SOS and
stole 300 sealslins after blufhng the
other two sealers, with whom he had
lad plans tor an organized raid, into
tie belief that his men. who had
reached the seal island before the Other
sealers' crew, were the Russian guards
- the seal island. and his schooner
~-hs1h was painted white, was a gun
boat patrolling the hunting grounds
FOR. as the poet wrote, "a stovepip'
seen through the closing mist. II shows
like a four-inch gun" Herman was ;
clustering Irish-Americsn. and h'
could swear with any sailorman. Thos'
who remember drinking in his resort
in Bloodtown recall this most, am
many are the tales told Of the shor
but hard-muscled Irish American Whel
The crews Of all the shipping drink
In the house Of Blood Street Joe
Johnny" Herman was one OF the i'm
migrants who piled into Castle Garuel
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pole. The guard had gone and Herman
landed several boats crews, each man
armed with fienching knives and clubs.
The slaughter commenced at once, seal
after seal being dubbed to death, and
the raiders were covered with blood as
they skinned the fur seals rapidly,
piling the valuable pelts lhe fog lifted
while the massacre was in progress and
on the horizon Herman made out a
schooner bearing toward the rookery.
1t was the Mystery of Captain Pyne.
Herman was quick to think and he hur-
ried off the schooner, shouting to the
mate to work her away to the back OF
the island and come back next day,
The Arctic hove in close and to Cap
tain Pynes amazement he saw the
guard standing with field gun on the
beach awaiting his coming. His glasses
made out the men plain, standing to
attention with their rifles at their
shoulders. with blouses and loose trous-
ers that were Familiarity known as the
uniform of Russian soldiers, cheese
board caps with visor peak He also
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from ireland. and he war naturaiized
as a United States citizen when he went
TO San Francisco. There he engaged in
pelagic- sealing when the pursuit OF
the fur seal was one OF the industries
OF that city. Now it is confined TO
Victoria, y. c., on this side OF the Pa
cinc. in the early SOS he became Cap
tain Herman and took a sealing
schooner out OF San Francisco. When
the United States Government began to
place restrictions on pelagic sealing.
preliminary TO prohibiting sealing at
sea, Herman. in common with many
other seslers. drifted to Yokohama.
Herman was living at Yokohama
when Rudyard Kipling arrived there
from India. when he famous writer
was coming TO his own in the literary
world, and T NJ. Laffiin, a big-hearted
exile. who conducts a ship chanolery
store near the hatoba and is the friend
OF every man who has visited the place.
procured the story of the raiding OF
Robben Bank from him. That story
Kipling constructed. with variations.
into thrilling poem which every seal
ing man knows by heart; / know sew
ersl schooners on which there is well
thumbed book which opens at the place
Of this poem. showing the usage Of its
owners. The poet added spice to the
adventure-a killing or two which had
no place in the episooe-but he fol-
lowed the main thread of the story in
part.
Away bv the lands Of tho Japanese
Where the paper lanterns glow
And tho crews Of all the shipping drink
la the House Of Blood Street Joe,
At twilight when the landward breeze
Brings up the horizon noise,
And ebb or Yokohama Bay
Swings chattcring through the buOys,
In CiscO's Dewdrop Dining Rooms
Thcy tell the tale anew
Of = hidden sra and hidden nghf
When the Baltic ran from the Northern Light
And the Stralsund fought the two
The Northern Light Of the poem was
the schooner Arctic OF fact. and Cap
tain Johnny Herman was master; the
Baltic was the Mystery of Captain
Pyne and the Stralsund was the Silver
Fleece of Captain Snow. The Silver
Fleece is now the something or other
Maru and the Arctic and Mystery are
lost. The Arctic. which had passed
into the possession Of the Japanese and
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was renamed, foundered off Shankotan,
the southernmost Of the Kuriles, few
years ago, and the Mystery went down
off Paramushir. the more northern
island OF the archipelago, years before.
The three sealers, Captains Herman,
Pyne and Snow, heard of the antici-
pated removal of the Russian rookery
guard from Robben Bank and planned
to raid the place in the interim be-
tween the taking away of one guard
and the return of the other. The three
sehooners were outhtted in Yokohama
Bay, and with crews of japanese. with
one or two Americans in the different
vessels, they sailed north to lie in hid
ing until the time when the Russian
gunboat should have taken away the
armed guard to Petropavlovsk.
Fog covered the three vessels, and in
the fog Johnny Herman sailed out to
the low-lying island. where the seals
barked noisily on the hauling grounds
and the lookout loghouse built on the
highest point was empty, though the
Russian Dag still doated from its fiag-
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w. Higginbotham; clerks, A. II. Rich
mond and r. A. Anderson.
Fifth ward-lnspector, ]. Frank
Laux; judges. E. V. Hutchins and j.
b. Kllnk; clerks, Arthur Tyler and
J. A. C,,,scrt.
The polling places will be the same
as in the last primary
BY order of the Logan County Cen
trail committee,
Where Primaries viii be Held.
The Primaries viii be held at the
following places;
]. Antelope-N. w. corner OF the
N. w. u. ~ A. l.. Ayers.
2. Bismark- SC hool house.
3. Bear Meridian
4. Cedar~-pawnee school house.
s. North Clmarron--Coyle
6. South Cimarron-M
7. Cresoent--C Crescent.
8. Guthrie Pump house
3. Iowa-Hubbe school house.
10. Iron Mound -Stockiale or Star
school house.
11--Lawrie-Riyerside school house.
IL. Mulhall--Mulhall
Marshall Marshal.
IA. Orlando-Orlando.
Is. Oak View--Loyell.
16.-ROse Hill--iiose Hill school.
II. Springer-Charter Oak.
IS. Springvale-Ev Evansville.
10. Spring Creek-Sprlng Creek
nohool house.
20. Seward-Seward
21. Woodland-N. II. corner sec. u
or as near as practicable.
%. 1st ward, Guthrie-Hutsell g
store.
%. End ward. Guthrie-City Hall
"a. Bird ward. Guthrie Brooks
opera house.
25. 4th ward. Guthrie--Chadwick
store.
90. 5th ward, Guthrie Beamer
building.
Done at Oklahoma City this sOth day
Of April 1907.
J. b. THOMPSON.
Chairman.
w. 5. CHAPMAN.
Secretary
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CALL FOR LOGAN COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

A primary election of the Demo-
cratic voters Of Logan county Is here
by called 10 be held Saturday, June 8,
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for county and township Offices
and 10 select members Of the county
central committee for said county The
same rules governing the state pri-
maries Will apply 20 these primaries,
which viii be held at the same time
and place, with the same election Of
ficials acting. as at the state primaries.
BY order of Logan County Central
Committee.
FELIX ADLER. Chairman.
T.. h. SHINN, Secretary.
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wondsrful eczema cure.

"Our little boy had eczema for Ave
years. writes n. A. Adams, Henrietta,
Pa. Two of our home doctors said
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er doctors but no benefit resulted. Ry
chance we read about Electric BIT
ters; bought bottle and soon noticed
Improvement. We continued this medl-
cine until several bottles were used.
when our boy waa 4 ampletely cured
Best Of all blood medicines and body
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all druggists, zoe.
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CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY FOR TWELFTH
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

A primary election OF the Democrats
Of Logan county which comprises part
Twelfth Senatorial district (embrac-
ing Logan and Kipgiisher eOnnties).
is hereby called for June 8, 1907, for
the purpose of nominating Demo
cratic candidate for senator OF said
Twelfth district, TO be voted for at the
general election August 6, 1907 The
list OF election officials aud polling
places for said primary will be found
in the county call
L. G. NIBLACK,
Territorial Committeeman for Logan
county.
E. II. EICKLOR,
Territorial Committeeman for King
fisher county
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(first published In Daily Leader May
Z. 1907)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE,
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan coun
ty. sS:
Notice IS hereby given that we
James S. Bryan and w. j. Black. have
this day filed in the office OF the
County Clerk, in and for said County
our petition. asking that a license be
granted us under the firm name OF
Bryan-Black Supply Co. TO sell al
wholesale. malt liquors on lots to
6, block 90. Third Ward, Guthrie, in
said County and Territory
If no protest be filed before May 81
1907. VIZ will demand OF the County
Clerk OF said County that petition be
granted and license issued as proyid
cd by law.
BRYAN.BLACK SUPPLY co,
James S. Bryan. w. J. Black, M
pllcants.
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LANDS t24 QUARTS
OF GOOD FIRE WATER.


Special TO Daily Leader.
McAlester, J. r., May 1S.- Foster
and Land made a big haul OF booze
Saturday az Barnett wnen they ar
rested J. T. Farris and Lou Drum
wright ana seized trunk containing
l2o quarts of whiskey and four quarts
Of alcohol
il Is claimed that FarrIs had been
working the booze trade for some
time by going To- Shawnee and lay.
Ing in a supply and taking II from
Barnett 10 Savanna. Farris went TO
jail in default Of bond and Drum
wright was discharged
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(First published in Daily Leader May
3, 1000
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan County,
ssa
Notice Ia hereby given that I. II. j.
Diorolf, has this day filed in the Office
OF the County Clerk. in and for said
County my petition, asking that n
license be granted me to sell at retail,
malt. splrituous and vinous liquors on
Lot No. !, Block No. "a, Third ward.
Orlando, in said County and Territory.
If no protest be filed before May
%, 1907. will demand of the County
Clerk of said County that petition be
granted and license issued as proyid-
ed by law.
H. j. DIEROLF,
Applicant
Date. May 7th, 1907.
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Occasionally one has the fortune 90
meet women who are ideal Ia looks
and figure. Ninety-nine times out or
a hundred you will find she takes
Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
or Tablets, 50 cents. G. r. Renfro.
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Receivers sale Of ice, cold storage
and produce plant. located az Cushing:
3 railways. population 1000; good de-
mand for ice. big poultry and commits
siea trade Sealed bids received un-
t.l 2 p. NJ. June 10th. 1907. Title clear.
Write for description.
IRA STOUT, Receiver.
Gushing, Okla.
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CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY FOR ELEVENTH

A primary election OF the Democrats
of Logan county which comprises part
Eleventh Judicial district (embracing
Logan and Kingflsher counties), is
hereby called TO be held on June 8,
1907. for the purpose of nominating a
Democratic candidate for judge OF the
Eleventh district. to be veted for at
the general election August G, 1907.
The list of election officials and poll
ing places for said primary will be
found in the county call
l.. G.. NIBLACK,
Territorial Committeeman for Logan
county.
II. II. EICKLOR,
Territorial Committeeman for King
fisher county.
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Hurried meals, lack OF exercise
are the main causes OF dyspepsia. A
Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after each
meal Plds digestion. improves the ap.
petlte. Sold by j. ~ Wallace.
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A Surprise. All Rloht.

'My husband has promised TO allow
me to choose what want for my
birthday"
"Oh. then there Will he no surprises
this year"
'Yes. there will. He will be sur
priced enough when he gets the bill"
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory Of Oklahoma. Logan Coun-


~, IS:
Notice is hereby given that I, Sam
Dunham. have this day filed in the
Office OF the County Clerk. IN and for
said County. my petition. asking that
license be granted me to sell az re.
tail, malt. spirituous aud vinous
liquors on lots Nos l and 2. block
10. First Ward Meridian, Oklahoma.
In said County and Territory.
II no protest be flied before May Is,
1907. will demand OF County Clerk
OF said county that petition be grant
ed and license issue as provided by
law
Witness my hand this 4th day OF
May, 1907
SAM DUNHAM,
Applicant.
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Your ait looks rathe sly.
Smooth Il up o. L. Brooks, + iant
ta.l0f, East Oklahoma. viii serve you
promptly.
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Royal Bus. Baggage & CAB. Co.
Phone No. /, and never miss yonr
train. Best equipped, always on Nme.
thoroughly reliable. Doye Bros.
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Telephone No. Gs6 for Plersol's ice
Cream ana shcrbcss out Of town
orders solicited.
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Talk about nice wagons. Have you
seen some OF the latest turned oui at
tho Guthrie Carriage and Wagon
works? Examine az once.
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Everyone knows that Spring is the
season of the year when the system
needs cleansing. Dade's Little Liver
pills are highly recommended. Try
them. Sold by ]. N. Wallace.
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Resort for gentlemen Is the bar Of
I.aughlin & RowIlne. It IS
white bar, well stocked with the
best Of liquors.
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Have yor sprung a leak IN your
hath room? Are you requiring plumb
ing rep.irs? Call W. y. Powers at
l1s East Oklahoma. and get relief
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Want quick lunch? Want a good
one. followed by good cigar? Yes?
1'hen call at Eds Lunch & Short Order
House. Postoffice block.
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Better Than pyino.

Teacher Now. children, remember
the text. Eat. drink and be merry. for
tomorrow you die" Pupil Please.
teacher, in our family we don't We
all take castor oil next day Life.
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SALESMAN Experienced in any line
to sell general trade in Oklahoma
an unexcelled specially proposition
commission with $35 weekly for ex,
penses. The ContinentaicJe Jewelry Co.,
Cleveland o.
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WANTED-Yo TO Know We hass for
sale the latest Nones. "Ths elats oc
oklaholna." and "Oklahoma City" with
waltz chorus. Price rs eouts eaeh. Ad-
dress Davis 4 Reama aeeurity Bldg.
Oklahoma City. Okla, Rooms zii-zit
INVEST your ume--at ls better than
10 merely SPEND II. 4 little OF It IN
VESTED every few days IN answering
want ads. viii often lead 10 cividends
for ,tfe
AGENTS WANTED-~ln every town
and City IN Oklahoma and indian
Territory 20 sell Leaders group Of
delegates TO Constitutional conven-
tlon-made from fine photograyeur,
2ox2s inches. Retail price $500 Lib
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Dale. May 7lh. 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-16
Los banquetes de aver.

En- Ell banquete ofrecido aver On eI
Union Club por cincuenta distinguidas
sefioras sefioritaB de esta Bociedad, reci.
bio la sefiora Winthrop repetidfsimas
muestras de la simpatfa y estimaci6n que
aquf merece de la sociedad pueTtorriquefia
y de todaS las personas que han pOdido
admirar su exquisite cultuTR y bondad.
Ell acto fu6 realmente espl6ndido y 81
carino y estimaci6D, probada una vez mas
& Ia distinguida dana por tan valioaos
elementos de esta ciudad de Ia isla, le
lIenaron de satisfaction que reiteT6 muchas
veces 4 sus obgequiaptas = amigas.
La sefioYa Tsft qui6n Sc obsequiaba
expresamente tambi6n, mereci6 toda Clsse
de demostraciouea de simpatfa.
En- sI ''PaTque' Sc efsctu6 81 banquete
ofrecido al Hecrstario Taft por los sefores
del Tribunal Supreme miembros del
Executive, bTindando entire otTos, los Befo-
res Taft, Winthrop J Presidente de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-16
.NOTICIAS
De ARECIBO.
HeImOsO festival artistlcO fu6 csls-
hFadO alIi.
(Ds nuessro oorresponsaI. ]

I.
Abril 15.- Como eataba anunciado, se
celebr6 anoche en- este Teatro Ell heEmoso
festival musical con que 81 genial don
Francisco Cortes obaequiaba eata ciudad.
En- 81 escanaTio Sc encontFaba ID magnifca
orquesta compueata de 40 profsBores, que
bajo Ii direction del sefior CoTtes, hizo
derrochea de ammonia y de guBto exquisi
to. Fueron aplaudidfsimos todos los nd.
meroa. El senior CoTtes admirable en- Ell
piano. La senorita Paoli cant6 con mu.
chisimo gusto y le acompafi6 al piano la
sonora Trinidad Padilla de Sanz, reCibie-
ron muchos apIausos. Ell mimodrama La
NOebe Buena, obtuvo brillante represen-
taci6n por Ia senorita PRoli, Ia monfsima
nina Iriarte, senior Velez don Fernando
Cortes La oTqueata sublime siendo aplau.
didfsimo 50 autor senior CoTtes. la concu.
rrencia numeroHa = Resecta.
Para el sabado domingo 90 anuncia
la AsambIa espiritista en- este Teatro y &
Ia que concurrirdn varios valiosos elemen-
tos de Ia Isla.
-Ha tornado possession del cargo de Se
Cretario de esta Corte de Distrito 81 Lcdo.
Picornell.
-Contin6a la animaci6n para las pr6xi.
mas festas del Patron de Arecibo y prom
to daremos conocer 81 programa. Tocara
en- todoB los actos Ia banda de la Policfa
InBular.
-Contin6an los preparativoB para el
recibimiento del senior Obispo que llegarS
esta ciudad el pr6ximo vienes las II
de Ia maflana Sc levantarSn varios ARGOS
q la entrada de la ciudad por Ia colonia
sspafiola, gremio de tabaqueros HijaS
de Ia Purfsima.