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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
HUMORlSMO.

Titulo exceptional.
--Ese empleo que usted pretende
exige conocim;entos espec!ales.
El p:etendiente contesta:
-Conozco mucho a un senadol
y a un diputado.
En- la Bolsa:
Mis- negocios van periectamen
te. Ell sabado dlt!mo game ounce
mil duros y aver veinte mil.
-1Y mahana?
-Mahana ganare la frontera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
LECTURA CAMPESlNA.

Huesos desmenuzados. .-Su mucho
valor como alimento de las ares de CO.
rrd.-El invierno estA encima Y Ia
mayoria de los labradores que cria
aves de corral Sc resignaran, como es
Ia costumbre, a yer que Ia prouuc-
ci6n de huevos rebaje a una parte
insigni6cante de 10 que era. El cui-
do adecuado, en- 10 referente a los ga
llineros, y la aimentaci6n, sobre to-
do, deberian dar por resultado clique
las gallinas continuen poniendo en-
invierno 10 mismo que en- ell verano.
No hay en- verdad mas que una
raz6n para que los hacendados no
tengan cada cual su cortadora de hue
SOS Y consiste en- Ia dihcultad de con-
seguir buen abasto de huesos fress
cos en- toda epoca: pero raros son To-
casos en- que no pueda obviarse tai
Inconvenience, Y sin costo 9 con muy
POGO. A menudo el labrador mata
us propias reses 10 cual le propor-
ciona buen abasto de huesos frescos:
mas cuando no sea asi, Sc pueden OBJ
tener los huesos del carnicero, los
que generalmente da gratis con tai
que Sc los lleven de la carniceria, A
nadie mata el manipuleo de una pull
verizadora de huesos: tempo fue
cuando era necesario tener la fuer-
"a y musculatura de un Hercules,
pera las maquinas modernas funcio-
nan fscil y suavemente. El gasto de
Ia maqiuna y 10 que cueste hacerla
funcionar por varios minutes todos
los dias o cada dos dias, Sc hallara al
fin que son la mejor inversion que
puede hacer cualquiera que Sc dedi-
que 4 la cria de aves de corral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

-Creo que a usted lie gusta mi So
brina, 4 la que pienso dotar espl6n,
didamente. LIE dare cincuenta mil
duros.
No me basta ESQ. Mi corazon nc
puede palpitar por menos de un mi
Hon de pesetas.
Ell naarido:
-HIs mia: yo 10 Sc 81 te haces
cargo de que estoy gastando las dos
terceras parties de nuestra renta en-
pagar tus cuentss de ye5t!dos SOM
breros, joyans etc, etc.
La muJer:
-SAh. 81? Pues eltonces caae de-
monios haces I'll con Ia otra tercera
psrte? y
-sY que te haces por Madrid :
Me gano la vida esc;ibiendo.
-lEn los perl6dicos?!
-iCa! 4 MI padre, pidleIdole di
nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

gobierno de la isla 4 una oficina de
Washington; quiere, en- suma, des-
conocer nuestro derecho de gentes.
lY sinembargo nos quiere hacer ciu-
dadanos de los E. U.! Muy sabio sera
sin duda ese gobierno, pero ante
Dios y la conciencia, puede afirmar-
Sc que no es mucho el respeto que le
inspira nj Ia importancia que conce-
de, 8 Ia ciudadania de su propio pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
Cafe Restaurant Ell :: sii:ss;:' a:ss;. !.

parada de los carros del franuia.
Su,o centrico para los visitantes de
la playa. Almuerzo. comida, cenas.
A la carte. Cocina para todos los
gustos. Precios modicos. Servicio
de cantina. Sc admiten abonos.
Para los comisionistas y agentes
viajeros es de gran comodidad. No
olvideis Ell Cy6-Restaurant Puerto
Rico de Luis N. Irizarry en- Ia Playa
de MaYaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
r. o. Inn Por esta suma Sc
Iii d IuIl. vende una casa en-
San Juan. lnfor-
mara B. Carrl, Tetuan 81, telefono
S55.
buen negociio a5nz' : ) n r. Z : Al: =:

ia, SO vende 81 conscido hotel 'tEl
Nacional." Tiene serHcie compile.
to y comodidades para comisionis.
tas y agentcs viajerss. situado en-
eli punto mas centrico Dc la ciudad
parada del tranvia y ooches de pun
to. Telefene, tinbres, bahos, etc.
etc. Las proposiciones deben diri'
girse 4 su dueAa la seiiera Maria Ch
viuda de Araez. Mayaguez. 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

-Peor creia yo que iba usted a
salir de este ei:redo. BE escribe ell
selor juez de instruction diciend
que opte usted entire ounce dias de
arresto q treinia pesetas.
-Pues nada: que envie las
pesetas.
En- TN tsatfo;
-Sehor empresario: lie recomien-
do 4 usted este actor e6mico. Is un
hombre muy serio.
-Desengane5e us.ed, "Chante
cler" Is ID comedia de que han ha
blsdo mas los peri6dicos.
-Naturalmente: siendo una obra
de paiaros, no tiens nads de parti-
cuiar que intsress q Ia gente de plu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

CURIOsO.-El captain Sacou
ney hizo recientemcnte un expert
lnento notable en- Alpreck, cerca de
Boulogne- Sur-NIer, con una cometa
capaz de levantar a un hombre, pa
ra 10 cual empleo solo cinco grandes
cometas unidas entire 81 del modo
usual. FL captain efectu0 una ascen-
sion acompahado de su mujer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
I. 8. WEATHER BUREAU
San Juan, P. R. Mayo 8, de 1910
9 am. 9p.m.

Gam. 9p.m.
Eu6metro en- pulgadas, ,oo. ,o ~
reducido al nivel del mar o6 80 02
i Temperatu tura corrieute, Fair IS !6
1 Humedad relativa percentage. 5S %
Precipitation, r en- pulgadas.
en 81 horas terrinando
& I.s O :, s~As~ 0
/ nrecei6n del viento. ......! NE 4
elocidad del viento, g.,
naias por hora. ..a........ l. IL
\ mperatuza 4nsxina. ..... 81
1e1MpRatura mfnima- ~
kaliaa Al snl 5. 56 q m.
esta dol sol. ......e.4o p'm'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
Buen negocio. Pszle PSs 5;E;s 3 A1zz s;

de tener que ausentarse para otra
localidad, Sc vende 81 acreditado
hotel Italiano situado en- Arecibo,
frente 4 Ia plaza principal. La
numerosa clientela de este antique
establecimiento es su mejor reco-
mendacion. Para informes dirijirse'
q su dueno el Sr. Heriberto Diaz,
Telefono 30 P. O. Box 35.--Are-
cibo- .....----.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
1 j.|,. HOTEL B o R I N,
Apua0in1 Q U EN-. Frente 4

P1'1" .1 20
quina 4 la Gale de la Victoria. Muy
cerca del ferrocaril. Habatac.ones
propaas para agenes viajeros 9 para
erh,bicio1 de muestras. Sc han In
troducido notables mejoras. Sc sir
ven oomidas a todas horas. Ser
vicio de cantina. Tiene tel6fono y
banos de duclaa. No 10 olvideis.
Hotel Borinquen, Aguadilla casa
del Sr. Uharico AmeI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

n... "La Antorcha de Puer-
L1UN1S to Rico," de Sola Ar
~~o guelles y Co.. Fabrica
de tabacos. La marca mas solici-
tada en- los EE. UU., y % isla.
Gale de Ruiz Belvis, esquina de
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer,
TO Rico. No. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

Fr .T desde ell teatro de
M PtUIntl]I esta ciudad ,hasta
Ia parada 43t ca
sa de don Juan Bustelo, unos feme-
los do teatro. Son de nacar y plati-
no y tienen grabado Ell nombre de
Rosalia. Quien los haya encontra-
do puede depositarlos en- estas otlci-
mas y sera gratificado por Guillies
x. Woodward, mediaute orden de
La Correspondence"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

c::..:..t. Sc necesita una buena
0uyElIl6 cocinera, de buenos
modales, salud y genio,
que este dispuesta q servir & una
fanailia puertorriqueha que reside
en- Nueva York. Sc necesitan re-
ferencias. Dirijirse por correo &
P. O. Box, numero 1855; 8 persoual-
mente 4 La Correspondence .,
Fortaleza 64 San Juan. Pto. Rica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

A Hotel Palmer. Gale
MaY1gueZ de Mendez vigo No.
"a. Muy cerca del
ferrocarril. Ba1los d todas horas
Habitaciones yentiladas. Servicio
q la carta. Alumbrado electrico y
timbres en- todas habitaciones Te-
iefono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes v:ajeros, propias para exhi-
bic iones de muestras. Telsfono
No. So. No. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

I'm esta imprenta Sc yende
papel de periodicos viejo a
& quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

n.~u.. Farmacia Polanco. Fun :.
udpudS dada hace sese,la amos.
Pulcritud y esmero en-
el despacho de formulas. Patton.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
ell Paruue central. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

1enedoI e: ss: "a :, a.: :::st ;ss::I r.;
no Ofrece sus servicios.
w Dirijirse al apartado
Hb|os. Psssss Ps.sss' a;.e. IL San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
un local bajo pro-
pio para tienda of
cinas, almacenes.
Sc a|qui|a,
& mejoI ron !! i.;siss' 5ssG =, =, ! 'ss. g

p6sito de licores de todas classes,
especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Anises, Vinos df
California y espanoles. Sc sirvep
pedidos q toda Ia isla. Telefono
46. P. O. Box 1913.
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Entered the Post O6ce San Juan P. /
Is second class matter July 1900.

Il Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
For medic de- los Agentes un NUN 5000
DiTecta On trimestre ORC .....S2-25
= Un semestre ......S4-50
On aho por adelantadosS-00
81 exterior. Unafio oro,.....S8.0Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

I: LUIS A. GONZALEZ.
NppN|G Hace toda clase de
trabajos de su profe..
sion. su casa. Parada Al Gale del
Parque q San Mateo, Santurce,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

oBSERVACIoNES
DEL TIEMPo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04
nk..I.i LA SUIZA.-N ms
LlluCUldtG, jor aimento para nj

En- csta !mprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos q
50 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-04

DO ue Sus lucas. Dlce que eItgenctds
de otrOs territories Sc oponen al reco-
nocimiento del derecho que tienen
los puertorriquehos q un ssnado eIec-
tho. 81 las exigencias de esos otro S
territories existian latentes hace
tres d cuatro semanas 10 mismo que
hoy Sc dice que exlsten, sporque
Sc lamo comislones de puertorrique-
nos q Washington? sEs que esas
eXigencias solo estan actuando desde
que nuestros copatriotas llegaron
a la ciudad federal? sPorquE el cam.
bio de ideas, aparentemente en- bre.
YES dias? Cuando las comisiones sa
lieron de Puerto Rico copocia ell 20.
bierno, detalle por detaile, su progra
ma. sEs que para su propio creditn
no tiene ese gobierno otras erigen,
cias que las de los demas territories
~ porque 10 Sc dice cuales son e.
sas exigencias?!
Pero el gobierno que hoy resistf
4 la justicia que le pedimos, ests
dispuesto q reconocer el dsrecho gu.
tensmOs d ser trqtqdos como ciadqda.
nos de los Z. L hasta tanto qs. aqueI
pais no manifesto opinion en- contra
rio, en- 10 que TN stftus definitivc
Sc refiere.
Ese gobieTno no quiere dar sena-
do elective, no quiere que interven-
gsmos en- las leyes de nuestros pre-
supuestos: qulere que empleado.
suyos comedian franquiriss Y priyi.
legios phblieos 8 casi pdblicos: quie.
re lntervenir en nuestras internas
eleceiones; quiere restringir el de-
recho Gel vote: quiere ensregar el
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24
EGGS RARE INDEED.
At Rate of $4,000 a Dozen Are These
Uncommon Ones.

New York. Nov 24-Three
speckIed eggs Of the common red
breasted snipe have just been added
TO the collection Of J. L Childs of
Floral Park. Long Island at an ex-
pense OF $1,000. Common as Is the
bird on Long Island. its nnottIed olive
brown eggs are very hard to get hold
Of The suipe lays her eggs in rock
cranntes way up in the Arctic circle
and ChiIds $1,000 eggs were gathered
by ESkirlos in F'okeIiuen in the ex-
treme northern part OF Iceland.
The eggs are known to science as
''triana canatus-" Commander Pearv
on his return to the North Pole got a
few OF them and on his return pre-
sented them to the American Museum
of Natural history.
ChiIds is said to have the finest col
lection OF rare, eggs in America
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CLAIM THE REWARD,
Wen VINO Found HawIey and Post
Demand the Money.

St Louis. Nov. 24-Letters received
Yesterday by Lewis SpiudIer. commits
sloner OF the Aero Club Of St Louis 70
/ toronto IN the search for Aerona1T-s
HaTLey and Post following the flfght
OF the balloon America II. from St.
! LOUIS October IL. announced that the
hunters, Joseph Pednaud and JoseD1
oIrnrad, are claiming any rewards Of
tered for the discovery Of the nfssfng 2
baIIOouists
The letter IS dated Chicoutfrnf. One
oec- and says these men. who were on
a hunting expedition found F5ax1av
and Post and brought them back 70
c1VtlIzatton and that the return Of tFa
latter to their homes would have been
frnpoSsib bic had they not been thus on
portuneIy rescued
The letter concludes:
We are informed that Mr. Harr,o,
Of the Aero Club Of St Louis offered a
considerable reward to any one y-ro
would bring back to civilization daa4
OF alive. the aeronauts Of the Ar7erica1
II and We claim having a right TO s17~L
reward.
We authorize TIE National Rank os
Chicoutiui to receive this reward and
the manager. Mr.. F \ Cauthfer. 20
sign any documents that may be re-
quired-
We make the above declarations
knowing that they have the sa me force
and effect as If they were made under
oath and in accordance with the act ~
proof in Canada
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24
The LAST GAME.
Tiger and JayhaWk Fight in
T. C. Last Time.
Both Teams in Great Shape for
Game Today.
KANSAS is HEAVIER
Has Advantage OF Eight Pounds
to Man.
be Hard Game, Though Odds
Slightly Favor Kansas.
AANSAS Is HEAVIER

Kansas City, Nov. z4.-Today,
probably for the last time the foot
bali teams representing the universe
ties OF Kansas and Missouri meet here
in their annual contest This Is the
twentieth time the game has been
played in Kansas City. Objection that
the sport is commercialized by taking
It away from the seats Of the two col
Ieges has caused the athletic depart
ments Of the schools to rule that here
after the annual contest must be play
ed either at Lawrence, Kan, or at
Columbia. Mo.
4 hard battle is looked for today
The betting odds favor Kansas, five
to four.
Sixteen thousand seats have been
sold for the contest
Kansas has the heavier team eight
pounds to the man. the varsity squad
averaging 10 pounds Missouri's
average weight is 162 pounds.
T6a Imam
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24

The baskets were filed with the pro-
verbal Thanksgiving substautiaIs and
dainties and were received with much
rejoicing in nearly every home the ON
GERS Of the sociation entered.
On account of the unusually warm
weather this year the work Of the as
socIation has not been as heavy as in
some previous Thanksgiving weeks.
Donations sufficient TO handle the
work, were received from the more
fortunate homes OF Topeka and the as
sOciatiOu saw that every basket went to
a home where 1t was most needed.
"Wednesday afternoon five women
were busy distributing the baskets.
This morning officers Of the assocfa-
ton completed the rounds Of the less
fortunate homes
Late Wednesday evening two little
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24
CAUGHT A CROOK.
Police Arrest Chas. Heck on a
Serious Charge.
Alleged That He Slugged and
Robbed Real Estate Man.

Charley Heck. who is known to the
police as an all around crook was ar
rested IN ParkdaIe this morning on a
charge Of sIUgg1ug and r0bbiug W r
AuEze1dau- q real estate dealer when
ne latter entered his room at s25 Kan
sas avenue about 10 o'clock Wednesday
night The police have been watching
Heck II tracing some other crimes. and
huykendau's description Of his assaiI-
ant lifted Heck 50 well he was arrest
q promptly At the police station
h-4y kendall said he was certain Heck
s-1Ssed him and robbed him
According 70 the story told by Kuy-
A7----z---- who rooms over the drug store
at "a Kansas avenue. ne entered mis-
room ednesday night and was about
GO turn on the lights when TWO men
7E@- Geo him He told the police that he
N--Sl-e1 On The dOOr with the men for
several minutes and that they stole
$40 n money from his person and also
zoos a gold watch and other vaIuabIes
" zen L1e police searched the room rhev
Lo-1-d huy ykeudaIIs watch Oh a trunk
W 1au Heck was searched at the police
s-4I-on- the $3.50 was not found on his
person
EuykendaITs face bore sfzns of the
Struggle IN his room. There were finer
PRINTS on his throat where someone had
--4-a-l Il-u and his face was bruised
1---- 0-V---lnS- he showed unmisLakab bIe
7-s-s OF 11ls-rea-meut and said the
9n-y possible motive for sIugging him
vas roooery- kuyk5udau said he was
sure the men were in his room when
-e entered \ trunk in the room was
@---- lccAed and except the signs Of 4
seII--e- there was nothing 10 iut7Ica re
lt-s-- the mans personal effect had been
bothered
h4y kendall Owls a blacksmith sHou
= -1t=AA and conducts z real estate
He came TO Topeka several Years a--0
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24
CORNELL AND PENNsY.
Their Annual Battle Feature of East
ern Football Today

Philadelphia. Nov 24-Fine foot
oall weather is the prospect for t1e-an-
nuaI game this afternoon between the
University of Pennsylvania and Cor
nell on Franklin field. This being the
last contest of the season for each
-ean cam and as especially all the football
experts in the east will as usual attend
Ine game to look over the players for
Il-aee eeFlaI for the AI-Americau teams
% ne picked, the players are filed
WITH the do or die spirit
pennsylvania ranks as one of the best
ce4 ms IN the east this year. Her play
Lhg mas been up 10 date due to new
~ ~Tlnk1eS brought out through the new
rules The fast back field made m Of
15CCG Ramsdeu. Sommer and Mercer
" hncn mas been more or less in a erin
@ p.eQ condltIon the greater part Of the
Se1soIl' IS expected to show to the great
est advantage.
DulLer the star quarterback of the
Corhe!l team, will lead his teammates
US e1l-s a L-erL1oon IN the absence Of Captain
SIuSOu- The Ii7er47-
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girls from North Topeka came to the
association to thank Mrs Justus for a
basket which Mrs Thomas had left at
the home that afternoon
1T Made Us Happy
Tt was Just awfuIIy kind. mamma
said, and It made Us oh SO hapnv- -
said the elder OF the girls, as she stood
at the desk and told of the faufIyss
condition Mamma has been sick
most month now and we haven't had
dinner like this since papa died. I
stay at home and work when mamma
is sick and that lets Jennie 20 to
school. When I was a little BIT of a
girl before papa died. we used to have
a great big turkey every Thanksgiving
day
Then after he died. mamma had
to work hard to keep Us in school and
to buy clothes and something to eat
It didn't look like we would have anv
THANKSGIVING this year; but I didn't
say anything to mamma and sister
about it Those things make mamma
cry and feel bad and just thought
would act cheerful and maybe some
day it would be all right anyhow.
Then the lady came with the basket
There was chicken and pie and cake
and fruit Just the other day I want
ed to buy mamma some fruit, but I
didn't have the money"
As the girls reached the foot Of the
stairs, they turned and smiled back at
Mrs. Justus- Today they are eating
their first real Thanksgiving dinner in
five years
People Were Thankful
All morning the telephone bell in the
Office of the association has been jing-
ling and people at the other end Of ths
line have been saying their thanks for
the good things to eat. Sometimes a
lump rises in the speakers throat and
for a moment they stop and dry a tear
1t is always the same message that
comes over the wire. There would |
that home today. had not a kind wo-
man who thinks OF the need Of other /
people, called and left the good. sub |
stantiaI food the family needed
This morning a little boy called at (
the office Of the association and told q I
clerk how happy q basket had made a
home on the East side. The boys I
clothes were several sizes too large, I
they were old and dirty and sci1ed- the 1
shoes were worn and the soIes nearly I
worn through The boy had walked
nearly a mile to thank the association
Tor a Thanksgiving basket; and he
was happy
As he left the office a woman turned
20 the reporter and said. The associa-
ion is a sort of clearing house between
he class OF people TO which that hoy
belongs and the class out on Topeka
avenue who own the rich. gorgeous
homes and the big touring cars We
lave tried to make them both happy
0day.T
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24

Federation OF Labor did not take 4
1oL1ay but resumed their deIiberatiOu
at noon No special question was be-
r0re them as a special order. With
rdree DAYS remaining before adjourn
1eT-r, none OF the big propositions be-
Tore the convention has been disposed
OF The adjustment committee which
Is considering the application Of the
w eSter1 Federation Of Miners for 3
clar-er, has made no report The work
of the resolution committee has been
CoupleteE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24
TODAY'S SERVICES.
Thanksgiving Praises in -Four Topeka
Churches

Union Thanksgiving services begin
uiug at 1880 O'Clock in the morning
were teId in four Topeka churches DR..
Frank L Loveland preached al the
First Christian church IN the Central
district. Rev J. Lewis preached on the
Est side at the Third PRESBYTERIAN n
church; Rev Mr.. Waldron preached at
the North Topeka Baptist church. and
Rev. D. Everett Smith preached at the
Euclid Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church
Free viii offerings were taken AZ
each meeting and they viii be divided
between the Critteutou home and the
Provtdeut association