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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14
Ell PErROLEO o ACETTE D1

Ell PETROLEO . ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como sc ha pTetendidO Dor
algunOs industTiales recOmendar ell aceite
de petr6leO como un sustitutO del aceite de
higadO de bacalaO, debemos adYertir Dor ell
bien de los mismOs enfermOs que el aceite
de petr6leO es una substantial mineral, Qeu
al se usa inteFnamente es eXpelida integFa
pOr las evacuaciones intestinales, causan-
do 8 La Iarga inflamRci6n de las Was Gliges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de La prOpiedad esen-
cial de tOdO alimentO, la de ser asimilable
y Volverse parte de los tejidOs OrganicOs y
no puede nj Temotamente cOmpararse con
el aceite de hfgado de bacalaO, Cuya pro
piedad de nutr1r y fOrtalecer los Organis-
mos d6biles 10 han hechO tan necesariO Y
tan iustamente apreeiadO en- tOdo el mum
do.
La mejOr manera de tOmar el aceite de
hfgadO de bacaIao es en- la fOrma de emul-
sion, pOr ser 8sf mas facilmente absOrbtdO
DOR al est6magO; de tOdas las emuIsiOnes
conocidas, Ia LEMULSTON DE SCOTT
es univeFsalmente considerable como La
mas perfecta y la mas ef1cazs no sOlamente
Dor Is puFeza del aceite y de los demas in
gFedientes que se empIean en- su elabOFR-
Ci6n, sfnO pOrQue eS ICE d1GGc0 emulsion que
no ss seD0r0, que no Sc e16r0GGciG, que no
cOntSeNe sar5stGncSIs que STTite1 8 S9sfZ0.
men gg est6maqO pOrque en- una palabFa
es ell alimentO mas concentrate y mas Rsi
miIable que cOnOcen los m6dicOs para
cOmbatir tOGlas las formas de debilipad
org6nica, para puEific8r la sangre y como
un a1l1iliaF indispensable para las peEsO-.
mas afeGtadas de fiHis, de esCr01ula de Fa-
qaitiaE0O y QtEaa 0OlGneias cTontCaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14
En- Ia CaIIe del CuItO Tendfan quito
un0S Cua Bt0S al CiudadanO jorge.
La famoss vontn Do 10 eobaIIo On uoIOto ronIos.

En Ia CAlle del Culto en- sSnturce, fut
SoRpTendidR unB jugRda como lR una de
lR mafiAna poF eI gaTgento Sierra y tEs1
guardian.
Otuparon Cinco naipsg, dinero, uua
tohallR que hRofS les vecss de tspsts, la
mesa , unoR dad0s, en- ls casa de Eduardo
NufieZ, siendo detenid0B 6t0 y FGanCiTc0
AnHin, Manuel AntolfD, Jose Angin y Ii
bsrOto Nufsg.
Bn 81 juiCio caTgarOn con 30 diag de
CGFCsl CBds uno , Rl dusfi9 de lR csBa,
Rl Eduardo Nnfiaz ls RumsntaTcn 0l Ito
con 30 dollars do mults, adsm6R.
La miBma poliCia de 6antnEcs sorpren'
di6 eBtR mAflanR dos p&jaFol de Ponce
que, cu8ntS de de hRcaEse paBRP poP
mendigog, Pidisndo limoBnR de puerta en-
puerta paFace que 80 dadicRbRu obgsrvaT
10 NAL pusato en- laB CRsaB para d8Fl0 p6
jGFG poF ls noCha.
EHtoB AvsChuchoa de NAL Qgii sro vsDti'
dos dc mendigoS, fuoEon cond0nados & 80
diRB ds-CGFCel, en- 81 juSgsdo de pa8 poR
imploPAr la CaFidRd tan fsIsamsnt0 como
es dc suponeP.
TAmbi6d fueTon danuuciRdoB por la
milms policie Basilio Bone, por abuse de
CoDfanza: 8 mesoB desC6Ece'; y 81 miHmo =
Pedro RAmire8 pOr poFtRF RFmRG, & Bo'
Benta diaB cRdR un0.
81 Ramirez GO infoEmR que fa6 tRmbi6n
d0nunCisdo poEqus sntiGF Vsndfs una DO.
tFanCR que Easult6 EobBda. RsmiFas %
afrms que, tOmbi6n, dfas anteB vsndi6
an cAbRllO en- 20 Tea'eB & Igaa 9io Colon.
Los duen0B de eBoB Rnima'B no han apR'
FeCid0 ado.
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LO!zA sU6AR Co.

COmvOoatOTi0. En- Cumplimisnto de lIo
que pTeCeptda la SeCCi6n Fl de los ESGa'
tutoB de 10 LoisR Sugar Go, Dor aCusFdo
dc % Directive, por lR pTOBsnts ss citR &
J0tstG General, OrdinGTSG de AeciONistGs
Les nueve de IR mafiAnR del LuueR 21 de
set. primo, CuyO R:tO t0ndr6 IugsF en- 10
casa n6msRo de Ia calle de en- la
Marina de Gata oiudsd. San juan, p. r.
Agosto 13, 1904. DE La HABA,
6eCFatario. ". q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14
Garnet Do BOtls,

Han COntraido matrimonio CRt6iiCo On
"a EeaidOnOiR dc sAntuECs, los diltiU guidoB
j6veneu CaFmelO OoETea y l0 SrtS. Roma.
nR GonEale. FueFon pRdRinOB do Los con-
tF@YsnteB el CaballOR0 EstabRn Rivera M.
neg y Ia SFR. Marta RiChCtf. LIZ bodR fu6
muy COnCuEEids, puea duE6 10 animation
haatR laB doB de ls mGfiSna. QOs etsPns
lana de misl lOB aCOmpAfiO en- su hogaF
lee nusvOB O6nyugueH. - GFegOriO FTgWs'Oa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14
Las vfctimas del amor.
La linda Maria Lucia MOTGaaO 50 SUIGId6 co.,
ga0dOSa do un aFbOI en- BaraHq8Itas.
(De nwsstrO oOrre9ponSaE.) }

AgoHto IA Ell die 4 de IoB coHHienter
10 ahoEc6, CO'g6ndosv de un kl lboI Ia jovsn
Maria Lucia MerCado, vsCinR del bArEiO
DO CahAb6D.
con 81 joven FranoiHcO EsCAleFR y prOnto
COntSRe1fSn mRCFimOnio; psFO Beg6n pATScs
lR madTe de Maria no 10 moHtrAba paRti'
dRriR de BuI dsBsoB, ciEeunstRnCia que tEa'
jo p0E EeSu9tRdO Ia discrimination fatal de
10 linda ioven.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14

vOluntAd y pEudenCia para no responder 6
la provoCaCi6n con 10 pFovocaCi6n , 81
golps con 81 golpe.
LaH autoFidadeB. d6biIeB todaB, = pRrti'
CulaFments sl ex iuez don Amadeo NhzA'
rio , Lugo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14
Ia cOnfsIencla dsI Isy Eduardo con
ell smpeIadOI francisco Jose.
Sc ba dsGididO tefinitiVaments que
IDgIatalTa 10 intsIVeDga en- 10 do
las GO1Cssi0les de Venezuela a
6mprssas bTitaniCas.
GmPTeSas bEItanICaS.
0tFa explosion a bOTtO del 'CourOn-
ne" huqus esCueIa de aEtiIIsFia.
CaTgamentO de aTmaS aPEesadO pDr
autOridadeS del Celeste ImpeFio.

IgchJ, AgoBto IA. --El Eey EduaFdU lie
g6. Le eBpsraban 81 empsFRdcr Francis
90 Jose y una comitiva dc los pFinoipaIel
elemsntos pOlfticOl del Teino entire IR Cuel
fguEabG sl ministKo do RelaCionsB Exts'
EioEsF. 81 Fey Eduardo COnfsEenci6 con
Francisco J0R6 snBsguidR hizO 10 pFopio
con el ministFo de RelaCienGs Exto1ioFes.
Egaa COZ fsFsncisB no tuvieTon otRo obi to
que eHtudiAr y fjar IL lfnss de conducts
que Saa precise tFasaEGs con Fs8peCto & Ia
BiGuRCi6n de TuTqufs y de Los Ba kantB.
La naCi6n que hs RGlamRdO sI pueblo
tuECS es Ia bFit6niCa, en- loH EsCientss Bu'
cosoB EevolucionaEiog, como amiga de la
CRusB dc la libsrtRd en- el impeEio; peHo
con motivo dc las RefoTmRH On al l6g'msn
tuGCo 90 quisEs lIsgaF entire todos Lon po'
deEeB & aCuaEdos que hSgan impoHibIe I'M
Chcque de inteEeBes de los miBmoB po'
GePe8 en- Orients.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14

Sc ALQUILA an eupacioso local pro.
pio para RlmRceD tierd d. con situaci6n
CentEica en lR major oRlle de San Juan.
DiFijiEs0 al P. O. Bcx No. 911.-15v
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TeATRO MUNICIPAL.

Pars me nana sGbado y ol domingo ha'
bEG funCi6n pOr Is compafiia de ZaEsusls,
poni6ndoBs obras del 8 grado del p6bliCo.
FL domiggo matinee mitAd do preCiOB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14
T1IHT.5IlT pnpTn pVnnu rvDDrcc nnuunuuv
Nla&N EUnIU nDUAN 6kPhcNN GuhnPAWY
asNNlEE
sERVIOIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY
CAGUAa

los Los eaFsos % de de- Express salen diaamente a. y5nm.
las mace veona Las aSas de utzen puden
nguon usando ell "sihema antique -' 9"S
e
p6rdida TEMPO - N-0A' a AenlISA
BE dan ntorme edianteso
IIPOS- 1 h. 25 b. cv 100 III n
N9eyo serViGo de ded
del FaTque Bonqun
las $50 m 10000 \" 10 '"A'1@ ue lOSVa-'
Pueden dar las lamadas los LIBROSde que -
DeOn Gel Farque
onna Los P9Sos M"" agent Compna en-
seaa los cuals usan ia plaza de -
Ohcnas mueLe g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14

AL RECIBO De 50 snviamo8 &
Yuslta de CorEeo un reloi Elgin gaEantiza.
do poE dies amos, y POF SO Eomitimog una
maFOa Walthan. = 2. RehrhGhn. San
JuRn 2, R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14

Hong Kong, AgoBto 14.-ss iOf1FmR
que laB autoHidade8 cIlinAs han vsrifcado
10 CsptuFR do an baEco BoBpochosO que
pEetsndfs desambaEcRE en- un punto dc 10
costa del impsEiO, an oontrabandO de sF'
mas. Estes faeton oCupadaB poF dichRV
autoFidadeg. So trAts de IN gtRn cargS'
me to deRtinsdo los FsVoluCiOnaTioU que
segdi0 90 AfirmR IAboEan deBde ol extERn'
gsFo un mevimisnto armada en todo IL
impsEio La eaptura de dicho bsTCo anne
na8R con otro inCidsnts como 81 del Tats0'
Nara con aI Jap6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14

Tol6n, Ag0sto 14.-En el buque esCus
10 de aEtillaEGR COWFOnNe ocurEi6 aver una
explosion que hR cRuTado regular n6msEO
de vfctima8. AIcan8an 6ltaB & VENTS y
CuRt'o. El sucGgo ss cOmentAdfSimO, tantO
por que Be trata de que todAs las victimps
eran j6vsnsB de vsiuts & VENTS , CinCu
afioI Cuanto porqus ss cate 81 teEcsr ACci'
dents de iguRl fndol0 que pGBB Rl CoesrOn
ne en- DIN COT pOEloao de ocho msBeE. To-
veBtig6ndoR8 ahorR Las cRusaB de este
d0BaStFe, lOR t6onicOB RxpEsBRn qus al oFigsn
de tal suCeBO eS dudpaO, pusB que pueda
atribuiEss & que cate dascompuslt sl ma
teriRI explosive 8 & que en- este CaEo dsSgEa
CiAdO EsCaTgaTan tx euivaments de fUegC
sl canon, en- 81 ej0FciCiO de tire.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-14

LondEsB, .AgeAto 14.-El gobierno re-
Bo.vi6 por fin 10 que hS juzgado pEOce
dents On al Caso de IL pFOtsatR establsCids
poE las compafifAB monOpOliEadoEaB de 10
Bsl en- Vsnssusls, lAS Cuales retro laa
co acsAioneB hsChaB 81 gobieEno do Castro.
Sc ha decidido defnitivAmehts qus IuglR'
terra no tisne pGr que inteEvsnir en- esCa
nPgcOiou paEtiCuIarea de a6bditoB suyoF,
pues laB citadas ConCeliOneI de Venesusla
& Lac GmDTesaB bEitGnicaB no apsEeCen, So
g6n 90 afFma, On CondiCi6n de juHtifcaE Ia
ingtr0nCiR do este gObisrno en- 70 heChO poE
sl pFeRidente Castro.
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La poIiCia de Santurce batiendo ell
record.
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On March Z 1908.
at Rockville. Md. ALFRED CHURCHWIII.
and BERTHE l.. DUNCAN, both Of Washing
ton,
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CH1LDREN's MASKED BALL.
by Ladies' Auxiliary,
Hebrew Congregation.

Cowboys" of the far west met dainty
Gibson girls and members of the
BLACK Hand societies fraternzed with
Little Red Riding Hood at the chill
dren's masked ball given last night in
Masonic Temple under the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation. The enter
tainment opened shortly before 8 o'clock
with Rev. DR.. Louis Stern, minister of the
congregation; Rev. DR.. Simon, rabbi; MIR.
]. l.. 'Blout, president of the congregation.
and others prominent in attendance. AS
the children arrived they took their places
in the marching line in the center of the
ballroom. where to the strains Of Jack
and Jill' and Teddy Bears Parade
they promenaded while adm1rng parents
and friends looked on. Fully $50 chill
dren participated and following the vari-
Gus evolutions the little maskers unmask-
ed and the favors were awarded as fol-
lows:
First prize the Gibson girl Selma Sell
niger: second prize. the Red Raven Min
ME Schoenthal: third prize, Old Blind
Lady, Ruth Frank
A. CordOVa, representing an organ
grinder. was winner of the first prize for
boys. The second prize was won by Louis
Rothschild, who was diminutive Sec
rotary Taft.
flrSt prize 1or grouping was AWARDED
to the impersonators of the Vanderbilt
wedding They were jeanette EiSman
David Blum. Elinor Selinger, Maurice
Selinger, Julia Kohner. jeanette Lichten-
stein and Dorothy Oetlinger.
The following, representing the prohibit
ton party. were awarded second prize:
Aline kroheim, Helen Fischer. Aubrey
Fischer. Esther Kahn, Alvin Fischer and
Ruth Kahn
The judges were Messrs. S. w Meek.
Alvin Neumeyer, Arthur Neumeyer and
NJ Bendheim.
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Bilson. was celebrated March Il. Musical
selections by Mr.. w II. Sardo. accom-
panied by Miss Susie Duffy. Miss Lula
Bilson and Mr.. Ray Nelson. were features
of the evening. Refreshments were
and Mrs. Charles E. Allison. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Sardo. Mrs. Joseph Sardo. Mr..
Archie Douglas, Mrs. Nelson. Miss Hitch
ings. Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Smith. Mrs.
Parker. New York: Mr. and Mrs. o. 4.
Kitchen. Miss Essie Kanouse. Miss Addie
kanouse. Miss Susie DUFFY. Mr.. Ray
Nelson. Miss Onia Winfree, Miss Mary
Winfree Mr.. John Scott Mr.. Joseph
Hickman. Pittsburg. Pa: Mr. and Mrs
garet Kitchen, Mrs. A. w. Hechler. Rich
mond Va; Miss Kathryn Hechler. Mas
ter Albert Sardo, Miss Lee Bilson, Miss
Lillian Allison. Master Samuel Bison
and Mr.. and Mrs. James w Allison.
Miss Ellen A. Vinton OF 25ns Cliffhourne
place will be at home Saturday, March
u. and will have with her Miss Minnie
May of Boston.
Maj. NJ. Gray Zainski. L. s. A.. and
Mrs Zalinski had as olnner guests last
night Senator and Mrs. Buckley. Senator
and Mrs. Scott, Senator and Mrs. Bur-
rows. Representative and Mrs. Dalzel,
Senator Warren, Senator Brandegee. Mrs.
Irving. Mrs. Bolton and Senator Hemen-
way and Miss Hemenway.
Miss Helen Ffoulke and Mr. Havenith
were the guests of honor at dinner
given last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen
Jennings.
The wedding party TO attend Miss
Ffoulke and Mr.. Havenith next Thursday
consists of Miss Louise Foraker and the
Belgian minister. Baron Moncheur. with
Mr. Charles NJ Ffoulke jr., Mr.. Frederic
Huidekoper. Mr. Benson Foraker and Mr..
ID A1,,fr, i.aeva eli,
erS.
A beautiful wedding last night at st.
Stephens =. f. Church. with the rector.
Rev George Fiske Dudley officiating, as
sisted by Rev. William r. Bushby. was
that of'Miss Alice S. Barnes. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes OF 134S Eu-
cid street, and Mr.. Henry Hobart Tall
madge. The altar and chancel were dec
Grated with Easter lilies and palms. The
ushers were Mr.. Charles 4. Bright. Mr..
Mr.. Joseph Matthew and Mr.. Luther
Shriner. The bride was escorted by her
father and preceded to the chancel by
Miss Mgnonette B. Curtis as maid OF
honor. Mr.. Edgar Barnes of Philadelphia
was best man. The bride was beautifully
dressed in an empire gown of duchess
lace. A full tulle veil was held in place
with diamond brooch and a spray Of
lilies of the valley, and the wedding bou-
quet was a shower of lilies of the valley
and bride roses The maid of honor was
in pale messaline silk fashioned In prin-
cess style and trimmed with lace. She
carried a shower of white carnations.
A reception for relatives and personal
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes. in Euclid street. followed. Mr..
and Mrs. Tallmadge left Washington later
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DIED.

DOwNEY. Departed this life Tuesday. March
II. 1908: at 3:l9 pm. after painful Ill
nees. MARGARET. beloved daughter OF Pat
rick J. and Hanorah Downey tnee Mangan'.
days.
Funeral from her parents residence. 4o Myrtle
street northeast Friday. March -. at 10
am. thence to st. Aloysius Church. where
solemn high mass will be sung. Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
FEGAN. On Wednesday March Is. 1908. at his
residence, 14li both street. HUGH J.
FEGAN. ST. beloved husband of Kate V.
Wise Fegan in his sixty year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HARTsOCK On Wednesday. March Is. 1905
after lingering Illness at bis country home,
Har-Iew Han. near Laurel. Md. Rev. SAM
TEL NJ HARTsoCK, DID. aged sixty nine
Funeral services at Eutaw Street NJ. e. Church.
Baltimore. at pm. Saturday.
HUYETT On Wednesday March 49, 1908. at
s We sew of Eugene
Huyett
Funeral will be held from the above residence on
Saturday March 81. at 1890 an tRich-
moud. Winchester and Berryville. Va, papers
please copy.)
LAEcoMBE On Thursdsy March sa,.a, 49, 1905 at
Street sfioGs III
OF John s and Mary Alice Larcombe. In
his twenty third year, 49,. .,
at IL O'Clock. from the residence
PETIT. On March Ii, 1908. LILLIAN PETIT
Funeral on Friday. March 20. at . pm. from
her sisters residence, lilo 9Th street south
QUILTER On Thursday. March 10 1905. at 4
O'Clock am. at the residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Oliver Leaman No. 6354 Brishtwoo1
avenue northwest, MARGARET, widow Of
John Quter.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In Memorium.
BOWIE: In loving and sad memory Of WILLIAM
hn fol n fOlY
years ago today.
Shall we meet beyond the river:
By HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER,
A. AND S. BOWIE.
DEwDSEY In loving 5eWs%bTance Of Sur dear
years ago today. March 10. 1906.
But the night dew that falls in silence it weeps.
Shall brighten with verdure the grave where he
sleeps:
And the tear that shed. in vain though it rolls.
Shall long keep his memory green In our souls
By HIS DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHERS.
KELLER. In loving remsmbrsnce Of our dear
years ago today. March 10. 1894.
God called him home. 1t was His will.
But in our hearts we love him still;
His memory Is as dear today
AS In the hour he passed away
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS.
PARHAM. In loving remembrance Of our little
darling DOROTHY, who left US two years
ago today, March 10. 1906
She Is not dead-the child Of our Affection
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection
And Christ himself doth rule.
In that great cloistcrs stiffness and seclusfon.
BY guardian angels led.
Safe from temptation. safe from sin pollution.
She lives, whom call dead.
HER PARENTS.
THORNE. In loving Remembrance Of my de-
voted husband and our loving father. J. NJ.
THORNE who died one year ago today,
March 10. 1907.
We smoothed from OF the silent brow
The strands Of silver hair
And with a loving and sad farewell
We placed the last kiss there.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Miss Helen Ffoulke and Mr. Havenith
were the guests of honor at dinner
given last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen
Jennings.
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The wedding party TO attend Miss
Ffoulke and Mr.. Havenith next Thursday
consists of Miss Louise Foraker and the
Belgian minister. Baron Moncheur. with
Mr.. Charles NJ. Ffoulke. jr, Mr.. Frederic
Hudekoper. Mr.. Benson Foraker and Mr..
Janssens of the Belgian legation as ush-
erS.
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played.
Last evening at the home of Mrs. Alice
NJ Wright, 1O16 South Carolina avenue
southeast, her daughter. Miss Anne E.
Wright. and Mr.. Thomas Watson were
married by Rev. DIR. Albert Evans of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church The
bride was beautifully attired in princess
wore a tulle veil crowned by a wreath
of orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Her only attendant was her sis
ter, Miss, Kathryn Wright, as maid of
honor, who wore Powered net over pink
and carried pink roses. Mr.. Robert A.
Maurer was best man.
There was present at the ceremony only
a small company of the friends of the
couple and the members of the brides
the sister named, Miss Rosemary E.
Wright and Master Thomas E. Wright.
brother and sister. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with palms. other
green plants and flowers. Following the
ceremony the young couple held an in
freshments were served. The bride re-
ceived a large number of handsome pres
ents. chiefly silver and linen.
Mr.. and Mrs Watson left last night for
a honeymoon trip through the south. They
will make their home in the west
The E. T. w. Euchre Club held its semi
monthly meeting Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. kittie l.. Kramer. who
won the lady's first prize and Mrs. Lock
mer won the other prizes. After a buffet
luncheon dancing was enjoyed.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Bilson, 637 Sth street northeast the birth
,dav anniversary of the host, Mr.. Samuel
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Baby Thrives in Incubator.

Representative and Mrs. French of Ida
no. who have an apartment at the Iowa,
are receiving congratulations from many
friends in reference to the condition of
their little daughter. born January 4.
At that time the child weighed hardly
four pounds. and the physicians placed
her in an incubator in the hope of saving
life. The baby is growing larger and
stronger daily, and now weighs about
five pounds.
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Maj. NJ. Gray Zainski. L. s. A.. ana
Mrs. Zalinski had as olnner guests last
night Senator and Mrs. Buckley. Senator
and Mrs. Scott. Senator and Mrs. Bur-
rows. Representative and Mrs. DalZen,
Senator Warren. Senator Brandegee. Mrs.
Irving. Mrs. Bolton and Senator Hemen-
way and Miss Hemenway.
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Address at Eighth Street Temple.

Arrangements have been made for an
address tomorrow evening at the Eighth
Street Temple by H. Weinstock Of Sac
ramento, Cal. on Deed the Test of
Creed Mr.. Weinstock has spoken for
many pulpits, it is explained. The pub
lie has been invited TO attend.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-03-26

Mibbp Bo(t: Olat 6esle, en- uns
Wano, icu engans boeoe Aibbp, men
Iom ienere Mar bar boet paa en- Tarm
paa @yoFoen at Peltcan 2ate, bebe at
2un9ebetenbelie ben l4be Ds. San
bleu besrauet fra ben ll1tberfe &irte
Mibbp ben lsbe. 6ans 9uitru % to
Bprn operleuer bam.
Sens Suerlon uenteces biem fra Min<
neapolis ben lobe be. San bapbe
peret Der % / &o@e1ter belle Dinteren
tor fin 6elbrebs Stplo oe par repe til
at reiie biem for lengere Eto fosn men
blep Da ansrebet al Blobfor9iitrtng os
par | en- trtttit Ei1faab tor en- @tuub,
men er nu toumet fig. %. 8. Qofi
retlte neb farat lebiase BAN biem, men
Qe9erne tilraaoeoe Wr. Soerion at pers
nosle Dase lensere, % Mr. 6off ton
biem alene.
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9ower, g. 8
2Obe Wars 1908.

u s y. + u
ST.. &ebatter!
@i bar pattert Beir bele Eioen %
tnsen Sne.
Sbas bar Stoleoti7rift SO. i Sbeps
enne Eomnibip baut A'ilutninssteit.
miis Sueebora Gosian fra Dalton er
2ererinbe. Broerammet befob at Gang
og spelling down and ciphering
down. Mr. 81. 2ieoal bolot en- tort
men srei Gale ouer @tolens ubuitlins.
San oplpite blanbt anbet, at Stoletas>
fen Morb Uotota bar en- @runbtapi:
tai at M,llton Dollars.
Aue taller pel ONT Mils Tosian, benz
bes glib os Dpstiabeb. 6un bar pe>
ret ber fere Eermiuer, % man baaber
at faa benbe iaien nelte 9pit> Sen af*
nuttebs Eermin bar paret iets Maanes
Der, men man maatte bo!oe op etpar
tigers Xib paoarunb at Ditterla, TOM
6reb ub en- Tanilie. Wen nu ct altine
bra ,9ieu.
sea lelte / s. 3. u9eblab for en- Etc
Rben ct Opraab til alle @uobranosop:
Ter ON at fac tltano ct Dolelag. So
buor[or itte? 81 Doler tan lt9eiaaue
bape ct Sag lom @allin9erne. 81 be'
oraanilere os % ienoe Jteprelentante'
til ben Minbetei, iom ital boloes
&rin9en ben. lobe Musulf 1919, oItlao
pas 300aarsoasen efter Stottetsige1.
| Tinbes Ter en- itiennere Dal enl
@ubbranbsoalen meo fine tiempebei
Tieloe paa begse @iber at ben. tlar
@lu. iom fpber 9iennem Dalbunben'
@n fittia 9illen til 0tebatteren .!
bans 2ei iere. Sans 8. Bretcn,
en- @ubbranosopl.'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-03-26

9enrp e. ytelion, @tatsienatorens
Sbn, opoe Colorado Springs ben Lobe
bs. % bleu be9rauet / Mleranbria fife
Ereoas. 6an baube 9aQopperenbe Ee>
ring os opoe beraf. 9ans Taber tom
fra 8aibinston op til 8egrapelien rae
gorSba9. Den af6pbe uar omtrent 40
Mar 9ammeI o9 uar Sen. &nute Nels
ious eneite Sen. San bauoe, lloen
ban bleu potleu, boet paa forftieQiae
Steber men antaoeIt9 leusit &lbom
Yate og Ntbbp, bpor bar baube Torret>
ming. paa i9te @teo boeoe ban to
@ange meb uoeen Eibs Meqemrum.
@an par 2e9islaturmeblem en- Termin
fra bet Difritt, buoriil Grant @ounip
bprer.
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Mnbno pnifeS+

Mnbuo paa Maltng al @gnbre sSms
manuel &lrte / Conn ot Eronbbiem
n:obta9es af unberte8uebe inpen 2obe
Mprtl 1908. &irten ffal males 2 @ans
Sc baaoe inbuenois oe ubuenbig. So,
mtteen forbeboloer fig Net til at antage
euer forfaife aQe Mnbub, Der lenbes til
unbsrtesneoe, Notbiap, Suite 4, Wliun.
Sobn g. Ntor6saarb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-03-26

Barnespiue, 23be Wars. gar)
Samuel on, en- Is Ner 81. >Spn at Mr.
5amuelion / @rommcQ To1pnibtp, talb1
paa Sleu tor noele Dose iioen os fog
fig Natten. San brpb fig lite mesei
oerom os git til 5tolen nefte Dag.
Men ON u item bleu ban perre, o9 10,
2ege tunbe bliue bentet, bpoe ban.