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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
NOVEMBER SHOWS
Loss IN BUILDING
Figures for Month 4 Per
Cent Less Than Last Year.
Baltimore Far Behind.

Bui5inz figures for November. just
completed, disclose that Washington al
zcost reached its record for November
Of last year in construction Of more
than twice the value for the month in
Baltimore
This year permits were issued here
for buildings to cost SS1S,515, while the
permits IN Baltimore call for only 49,
go worth Of new construction In 1893
the figures for November were, wash
frgton. $50. 120, and Baltimore $576,665-
washington this November is six
tenth ~ the list Of cities Of the cOUn-
trv in new building The figures for
the whole country according TO Official
reports to Construction News. show a
moderate increase over the same period
last year In iifty-Six cities permits
were taken out for the construction OF
I4s53 buildings, involving a total est
mated cost OF S5S,G7G,255, as against
r5.0O2 buildings. agEregatinE S56.4t6.iS9 IN
cost for the same month a year ago, a
loss of 80 buildings and a gain OF
S1sS.76 OF less than 0ne-half Of 1 Der
cent There were gains IN twenty-Six
cities and q loss in thirty cities
The figures Tor the chief cities follow:
Estimated Pct Pet.
Cities Cost. Gain-LOss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
NeaT-UTbau

TIol77ead SIanor-AiichaeI J. Keane ct TX TO
Mary G 1Iattingly, lot Us. block q. SO
Moore & BarbOur's Second Addition-VVil iisA-n
L Mautz et uX- 70 William g -Blundon
lots I9 and %, block & SO
West BIoorniurdaie-WiIiam c Allard ct O. .
to Joel T Curry lot L block 2. SO
Park VfeW-EdWaTd F. Bel, executor. TO
Frank " and Maleska 5 Street lot IS,
su,.are 3OS6. 80
Ing. eside-1IeIvina Rogers ct viz. Thomas s
t., WffheIuni1a Hoffman,, lot 90. block 3 81
Pc dsworth-F5euTy Ross 81 TX to James .
hobbs. lot 81. square 2S2A $40.
Il rIdia- EIII-Franz 2 Smith trustee
William +. Thompson lot T. block s. SO
lie Droie ParE-Clarke c. Addison 10 E-ur-s
= @ Merritt part lot u. block I, 81
Emma = C NeITitt conveys same property
to the Colored Young Wcmen's Christian
Association. SO
CIinbourne-Heury r Lernly ct ux- TO VIII
iam p. Jaynes, lot 5. block .. SIC.
No,at Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-SslIuel
W. PicIzford ct ux- to William X Hill. lot
KaIorams-SsmueI T KaIbfus et Tx to Jo-
seph g. Ramage. lot 500. square e50e- and
lots L. SIC, and SCI. square 2526. SO
=, to Ethel B. Shaw, lot g, square q, SO
Coz Irving street northwest-I.eo p Harlow
% Dorothy II. VVildmau, lot 10, block >.
Scheutzea Park, SO
* to the Versailles Corporation. lOt Is3.
Long aIeadows-Anastatia MuIcallv to Ellen
2 McAilister. lots ii3 and ia block 60 SO
ms Jlence- Harry Wardnlan et al 20 Henry
T b Moye- lot - square S705. SO
InEieside-FIarry Wsrdma1 ct al to EsteIIa
NJ GaTtrel, lots g and 50. block 8 so
Estella IL Csartrei conveys same property
70 Estelia N Gartrell. -jT-, SO
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant PIatns-Edua7
". PetherbTidge ct ux. 10 James O. Ergler
Let % block I. $40
waitehaven, SIS. Philip and Joseph-Iuiia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
NORTHWEST HOUSES
SELL FOR $55.IOO
Eight Properties in Lamont
Street Are Exchanged
This Week.

Sales Of new residences IN Lamont
street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets northwest and IN the
vicinity OF Sixth and D streets north
east, amounting to $500, are reported
this week by the Kennedy & Davis
Company and Kennedy Brothers Eight
houses are included and al have been
sold 10 home buyers
H Ellis Chandlee purchased the house
at ISIS Lamont street for s. so. Edwin
H. DUH purchased 1870 Lamont street
fOr. $500. and Z CharIeton Graves
bought the house AT 1S29 for the same
figure These houses were recently
completed By Kennedy & Davis Com
paDE, and contain eleven rooms and
" It'll the most modern accessories, in
GLIDING instantaneous hOt-water heat
eFs-
I OF the tweuty-four new houses at the
corner of Sixth and > streets northeast
nov being completed. nine have been
sold, the sales of four Of which were
previously reported. The purchasers Of
the others are. Harry Colin, SD Lex
inEtOu street. Jacob Colin. 40 Sixth
street. Harry Richmond. 497 Sixth
street; Harry Backenheimer. f0e Sixth
street, and Mary X Hemingway. 415
Sixth street
These houses were sold for $50 each
They contain six rooms and attic and
all the modem features included IN the
Lamont stree: houses built by the Ken
ueCiv & DaEls- COMPANY
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Seven New Houses
For Monroe Street

Harry A. Kite has begun the erection
Of seven houses on the north side Of
Monroe street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets northwest, after
plans by 4 H Beers. One already has
been sold from the plans. The house
which viii be numbered 1877 Monroe
street was sold this week by Moore x
Hill for $3.50
The houses are to be twenty feet wide
and contain nine rooms and two baths.
The material used Is a silver gray brick.
hut the general style IS colonial, with
poTches-
The sale Of the property to Mr. Kite
was recently reported BY William Cor
coran Bill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Total of Sixty-twO Transac-
tions Closed in First Week
in December.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
SHOWS ACTIVITY
Fillmore Apartment Sale, Involve
ing SOC, 900, Foremost
Among the Deals.

With q record OF sixty-r--o trausac-
tons in real estate closed In one day,
the frsT week OF December, 1910. SMASH
es all precedents for the number q
transfers fled in a single day in TIE
history Of the Office Of the Recorder q
Deeds
Last Thursday out OF 2 total OF La
instruments Of al kinds fled for record,
I35 were for conveyancfng OF real es-
tate. leaving only seven chatteI convey
ances- On one day last month there
we're IL papers recorded, but the chat
tel transactions and q number Of tex
deeds. which do not participate IN Tia
figures, on which this review Is based
left the number Of realty transfers far
below that attained on Thursday.
On these two days the highest figures
fer the year have been reached il the
Recorders office
Active In Suburbs.
Another notable feature Of Thursdays
record was that with the ground COW
cred with snow there were closed forty
two Transactions in suburban real es-
i@g,. OF which tbirty-twO were mace
ny the United States Realty Company,
in handle Highlands and East WASH
ingtOn Heights. which adjOils It These
for that day in all other sections OF
the District combined
The total number Of lots sold IN tbs
District tsIis week vas -, Of which
I49 we're In the suburban section and .
IN the uear-urban district Within the
CITY proper fOrIy-six lots changed OWL
ers in the nOrUhW est IweDty--nine II the
northeast, and four in the southeast
There was but one conveyance IN the
southwestern section
Probably the most important transaC-
ton OF the week was the sale OF the
Fillmore apartments, OF 1l27 New Hanp-
ShiEe avenue. az a price said TO be
SIS, 0ga. The sale was made by the SiRlp-
SOn-SuIHvan Company Tor Samuel r.
Mason 10 Frank O'Neil- Who IN turn
transferred the property 10 Henry Brad
lev OF Montgomery county Nd
Christian HeUrich added TO MS hold
inSs in the business section this week
by the purchase Of rs Twelfth street
northwest from the Riley heirs Tho
100 leet- The price paid IS said 70 have
been SS55to-
Two Residences Sold
I've houses were sold IN the resi-
dental section OF the northwest that
attract attention. although the purchase
prices are not made public William c.
Crawford bought Of W W Finley prem
Uses. e9l9 Massachusetts avenue north
west He conveyed to M Finley house,
800 . street northwest
The first week OF December evidenced
great activity In the money market, tbs
total loans Tor the week reaching
Si9S 765--1- This amount was borrowed
on - lots ar an average interest rate
% - per cent
( New loans constituted the bulk OF
the business win 4 total OF SOS 0z0- Dc
ferred purchase money notes aCgTe-
gated 1857. while the output OF tina
building associations was SS5-7el
Most OF the borrowers this week
owned property n the northwest, where
/ the loans TrOunred to $fSs s2s.7+ In the
county SIS 052.47 was borrowed, wlliIs
/ the other city sections Show northeast
So. qef; southwest, s8.i02, and southeast.
g, 400.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Realty Firm DiSsOlVeS;
Partners Go 1t Alone

Eugene H. TaSgart, who until yes
terday was senior member Of the real
estate firm, the TaggaTt-Fraser Com
many, with Offices at 1920 New York
Avenue northwest has severed his
connection with his partner, James
7. Fraser, by selling out his interest
TO Mr. Fraser
Mr. TaggaTt today opened an office
fn the Ames building, 1410 9 street
northwest. where he viii conduct
general real estate business. special
izing IN investment and business
properties, under the name Of Eugene
H Taggart- Mr.. Fraser viii continue
the business at 1920 New York ave
nue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Col. Randle Sets
Mark InRealty

Col 4 Z Ra1dIe, president OF the
United States Realty Company today is
receiving consra tUlations for having
broken a record for the largest number
Of realty transfers recorded N one day
The deeds placed or record by the com
uany. and published yesterday afternoon
rn-lled thirtv-fOuT, more than all other
deeds recorded in the District
Eids again viii be asked for the COL
Srrlctfon of the an~1ue house at Ran
Gle Highlands In @sssponse to the last
call FO~ bids eleven E-are submitted bu-
an were found by TIE Commissioners
To exceed the amount appropriated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Southeast

go PennsyIvania avenue southeast-JoseDh
Jennings e ux 10 II. Curtice L.amscl- lot
g. square 7ss. SO
rs Seventh street sOutheas,-Mary y. brlEht
to Effie 7 WagLer, lot is. 50 are Sss- SO
Tenth street and North Carolina avenue
seurheast-JUIette ElacEistone TO FRANK
Arb77Ckie lot Is square SIS. SO.
Tenth street southeast between Z and q
strerts-VVIIIiam II. Brown TO Jeanette Co
hon part lot 70. square 80. SO
Third street southess- between y and i
streets-AIIce F tn. n3sOn ct viz. Joseph
H to George W Mzrsh, part original lot
o SQUARE -g9 SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Northeast.

iS47 T street noTtheast-John 7 Madden "a
ux- tc Costanzo Spugnardi, lot ~ square
1923 SO.
> street northeast between First and second
Streets-Costanzo SpuEnar1i to John J Mad
den, part lot Il, square 724. SO.
c street northeast. between Third and FosTt \
stveets-Joseph NJ Carmody TO Julia E
Wilson, lots s., IS. 20, Il. -, and 8. square
~ SO
I street northeast between Eighth and Ninth
streets-Charles B. Bailey ef TX to Bur
dett Stryker. lots 81 and 50, square 81. SO.
CO Maryland avenue no-theast-Mary z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Real Estate Broker
Receivers From Illness

James 7. Hampton. the real estate
broker. who was iuCapaCitated by
sickness for almost three months has
recovered his health sufficiently TO be
ct his office IN the Ames building
again
Mr. Hampton underwent a surgical
operation, but reports that i has
greatly benefited him He s known
as one Of the most active traders n
the local realty market
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Mistaken For Burglar.

BRISTOL. Tenn, Dec 10--HenTy VII
son, seventeen years old, is in a serious
condition as the result OF shots fred by
his sister, Mrs Haynes Knapp. who
niStOOE him for q burglar The boy
called at his sisters house. raped. and
when he did not give a prompt answer
the woman, who was alone. fred
through the door
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Will Rededicate Church

FT[DLAT. Ohio Dec 10.-Bishop
George Mathews. OF Chicago, is here to
deliver the sermon at the dedication of
the recently enlarged United Brethren
Church Of this city The ceremony viii
take place tomorrow and will be at
4euded by representatives Of the denOmI-
nation throughout his section Of Ohio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Weeks Realty Transfers in the District

HARRINGTON % John r schre.ue-, lots % and
60 block .. $40
TT Peasant and Pleasant E'lafns-CIarence
p RheeU CT al. trustees To Luther a
SvartzelI. lots 555 and 80. block q. $3.50
Bingham pLace-Auztiu IL Curtis - uZ %
LauSsi +. and AS1es q sullivan paFt
lots and 6. block S. SO
1i5hei7Hiul HOFFMAN,. PAR lot SOL SO
Nillel-ulua Holman TO Thomas = and
L1e Il-ole Park-cSaI-fs Is j.. JsuElus e viz.
Ifo-u.aad sfaHor-Frzrrtz 4 Bluzd7u Ct TX
- Carrie C Aie~a-1s7Ssr l9- e. DOCK -
KsI5rsua-Jossph G. RamaEe e. Tx. TO joan
J Drurv. lots 6 G and 81. square -5-5. SO
Egiestce-E--iz-abclh FallI-1Ee e. a. 70 Lewis
r E-pUziuCer. lots 5f % s. block 81. SO
nj. PleasaEr-ti0Dard smith 90 Clarence ~
DeFei-e- One-f0urth interest in lots Isl. l4-.
" Washington HeIeh;s-He--y Bradley 81 ux- 70
Frank O'Neil- Lot >. block :, 81
thy L. 20 Charles W LeHsU, lot 81 square
Suburban.
Raud.s Fighlauds-Uul,zd states Really
Cons. any 20 James W ard Elizz5eth 6
Mitchell lot 81. block 55f3. $40.
North RecIls Highlands America Security
and Trust COMPANY trustee 70 Charles +
befauver. lot s.. square 55sl- $40
Eaudi- EichIanfz-L-E .-zI States Realty
Company 10 Louise N0lgr- -o- s. square
n
and Trust Company. trustee % Henry a
EC5E-. lot So square 5s5=. SIC
E.andle HiEhIands-I-aura r Thomas 70 VIII
iia1 j, Clare, iot 2, square 55-@- SO
EsuGle HlEhlauis--Na-io-lal savings and
Trust Company, trustee 60 James "
Sheets. IT. lot =. square 49, $40
East Washington Efeirats-JnIteI States
Realty Company to Clarence u 8Taffitt. lots
3 and g. square 55z2- SIC
Raudla HIghlauds-CniteE states Really
Company TO Roscoe A G. Barnes. Iot s..
square 55I2- $40
RandIe HfEhIan6s-UDiteE states Realty
Company to Godfrey Hart lot a. square
$50. SO
Raa6Ie HiEhIan5s-Jaues " Mitchell e ux-
70 United states Realty Company lot q.
square 554s. $40.
Ra1dIe Hignlards-C-niteI states Realty
Company TO c II. Mccormick. lots 20 and
4. square 5492- SlU-
Rand1e EighlandS-Cn1-ei states Realty
Company 70 Jonas L Moody. lots IS and
-, square 551f. so
East Washington Esi Ehts-T1ited states
Realty Company 20 -a-v F. Jackson. lot
IL square 800. SO.
East Washingto1 HeiEhts-Cuited states
Realty Company % Charles L. Simpson,
lots Is and IL square $50. $40
RardIc FighianGS-}-u i-eI states Realty
Company 10 Thomas Thomas lots s. and
IS. square 500 $40
RandIe HfChlauGs-Cui-ed states Realty
Sr-s~~n- 90 Walter c. Beasley, lot =.
RsSGie fl.Salaads-Unlred states Realty
Continued on Eleventh PaueD
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Mother Goose Carnival.

Sixty pupils Of Friends School viii
give a Mother Goose Carnival and
ChristInsn sale n the gymnasium Of
the school, 1S09 street northwest dur
ing the hours from , to O'Clock this
afternoon under the direction Of a
committee OF teachers PantOmims
dances and music viii compose the
program
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10

Boston appears for the first time in
the cities compilation Of building fig
,sres il Is reported that this is due to
he present administration Of affairs at
the Hub.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
Southwest.

Rear OF First street southwest between n
and y streets-WIEe K GilI ct ux- 20
Katie PfckcorJ5. lot 81. sqt3re $50. SO.
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CONTINUED on Eleventh Page)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-10
IrEES

/ r.H'. lo. IusU.. io ih. consideration
of l0Hr I1..,# auI .ho .a1k.r, ol .be
nr., and whom .H.. .o.r f.a.s ho
former suggests ....a u fh. 0adu.
for t.f H0ur ..l .r. u.. a.... .o
ihD Uea0 H.u. f1 ,u... ID IuIH .puU
200 These enchanted suu.0. ...l uuu.
ODE FOL. FRESH m..u .ums Hau.H. Ior
your pillow and Wg uuHa..u. du.
cato leaves overhead Hou.H which
pale aud Vague. ta. sunlight GIrs.r
The strange melody OF ho birdie. Ha
msistont cooling of o. stray Ia.. dove.
rho a.u. laughter of tha a.Hs dlsaa.
pc1riug towards the stream. which
near where you ate your luncheon and
at. now IrinH ripple. gently and uu
caas.ns.y and mtaguey along over
the smaller distractions. The sHaae.
of yow hostess, reclining close by.
Trip TO S. sca-DalIey g
who Is accustomed to- these systematic
suoozes, lure you finally tm you too
tumble pleasantly into the land of nod.
When you awake afternoon tea is
in order and on a white cloth spread
over the grass stands a tea pot in
thick coy keeping warm, "a plate
.of dainty thin lettuce sandwiches
made into little rolls, and a few plates
.of cookies, prepared and served by
the girls.
Chit-chat comes easily now over the
refreshing tea with lemon, and the
very nice sandwiches, and your host
ess and you enjoy your tote-a-teta
alone.
The sun is sinking quickly behind
the neighboring mountains and the
grove is growing almost dark when
you at last rise to leave, after the tea
things have been properly packed
away The horses are saddled and in
readiness and the two rigs full of girls
are starting on their way. And as
you brush out your skirts and prepare
to mount, the echoes Of a prolonged
whistle is heard
"Hark!" cries your hostess, Surely
it is your steamer! She has arrived
earlier than usual, and you have yet so
many things to do Ach well" she con-
cludes philosophically swinging into
her saddle, but we were not cheated
of our picnic any way! Shall you re-
member afterwards, the pleasant lit
tie trip we have had today at Papa
sea?"
You wonder how she could ask that
as you both canter gayly back by the
main road to Papauta.
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moulmDnt echoes throughout th,
quiet tu'o. and tho growing distinct
ness of tHe roar ocD1sionpd by tho
twonir.ht. foot waterfall of paposoa
'Nou viii be uatom over after chat
you saw tbIH place. remarks your
companion aliEmiug "but = um so
sorry we have not thc time to Visit
Lake lanItou. which Be- most inspir.
Ing. place. lt is % great lake high uI
on the very summit of yondcr noun.
tain. It's vator is clear ana fresh and
deep, $50 deep indeed, that I do not
think anyone would care TO swim &c
across, and Dos banks are wild, wild -"
here she throws up her arms, looking
about di.mayod, "ob ] canot posaoiy
describe how beautiful it is Hang
ing out over the shores even are trees
which are weighted over by birds nest
ferns, growing to- a tremendous size
i'm every angle and pulling young trees
over the water by their weight The
birds and the doves-ach! 10 is a
heavenly place.
by this time you have again entered
the forest but a genteel forest which
has allowed fits prettiest spots TO be
weeded out Of its superiuous growth
for the delectation and convenience Of
the numerous picnicers of Apia. Soft
young tender green grass has formed
in places, a delightful carpet which
trails of at the edges Of boulders and
pebbles bordering the sinuous stream.
Where you first enter the water runs
merrily along in a wide shallow chan
mel gurgling among the stones. The
noise OF the waterfall gradually ere.
sends, as you follow along the bank
upwards into the heart of the vale,
and the rapidity and strength Of the
little stream increases, until it trans
forms itself to a tiny river
A sudden turn brings you face to
face with Papasea, it's tall waterfall
roaring aud splashing down over i'm
mense rugged cliffs into huge ma
tural basin below, and a short scram-
BILE around and up over it's steep sides
by a footpath brings you safely at
the topmost plateau, where some Of
the girls are ready to welcome you.
1t still lacks an hour till luncheon
time. Your horses have been taken
charge Of by the girls, who have I'M
saddled and unbridled them and with
halter and plenty of rope have found
for them a fetlock-depth Of grass
where they are resting and enjoying a
good feed A little up stream, where
the noise has become fainter the girls
lead you to a shady grassy mound
where you and your hostess can en-
joy a chat and siesta, and lay out your
bathing suits in bushy arbor which
serves as a dressing room. Then,
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Fine Job Printing, star Office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-15
DE- SOC|EDAD,

Delonrnet. Para no muy
1ejana fecha una simpatica
boda La Vella y virtuosa
senorita del verjel de San Lo-
reno Ant Tous unira su
suerte con el conocido j6ven
Luis Villa. Ella reside aho-
ra en- el Versailles y GUAM.
do Sc realice iel matrimonio
constituiran SUI nido de amor
en- Cagnas. La boda Sc efec.
tuara catolicamente. Nuestra
anticipada felicitacion.
Para Aibonito. Despues
EIDE breve vista a San Juan
vuelve a SUI residencia en- Al
bonito la distinguish DANA
se1ora de Dejetau, a quien
aoompana su estimable esposo.
Antes de ausentarse hizo un
donativo a los niilos desampa-
RADIOS, Que Sc repitan sus
gratas visitas a la ciudad.
Notas. No fue al baile Ill.
timo y era notablemente no.
tada su ausencia. Y con es.
ia ausencia coincidio la de
tres conooidos jovenes, dos de
Ia ciudad y uno del oeste.
Pareoe pues, que los galanes
siguen en- su empelo, de con-
quistar el tierno coraz6n de la
monisima damita que luce
ahora en- el "Versalles' su
esquisitr gracia y belleza.
Para no muy lejos otra
boda en- la ciudad. Ell j6ven
Melendez y la distinguida selo
rita Monrroig -uniran su suer-
te ante el ara santa del altar
cristiano y sera una agradable
nota social.
..Manolo el simpatico Ma
nolo de la conocida tienda
parece que espera que en- la
proxinas navidades lie ofres-
can I'm grato ''aguinaldo'
con otro dulce ISL. Los CO.
loquios en- po6ticas terrazas
son muy buenos auxiliares de
Cupido.
Personales. Esta en- San
Juan ell Sr. Carlos Benitez
Santana, de Yabucoa, delega-
do a camara por el distrito de
Humacao.
Nota triste. Anoche falle-
CLIO en- OanturCe, vlctlma de
rapida dolencia, la distingui-
da DANA selora Maria Mora
les de Daubon, hija de nues-
tro compatriota y amigo el
Sr. Armando Morales y esposa
de nuestro amigo tambien ell
Lcdo en- farmaoia Sr. Ramon.
Daub6n. La casa mortuoria
Sc vic muy concurrido de
amigos de las familias de
duelo pues.son muy estima-
dos en- la ciudad y en- el po.
blado. La que fue era una
virtuosa madre de familia,
j6ven de esquisisita cultura
y su muerte es generalmente
Bentida. Nuestrp mas senti.
do p6same a sus deudos todos
= para el alma de Maria la
mansion de los justos.
En- viqje d ia isla. Con OBJ
jeto de conocer los hermosos
paisajes de las regiones este,
BUR y centro de la isla salen
de how a msilana de Ia Gin.
dad los senores Eduardo
Bosch, W. K. NJ. Medad y SUI
Hsposa, el Sr. Jose Horan Y
la sehorita Bemis, los cuatro
dltimos recien llegados de los
Estados Unidos y que pasa-
ian algunos dias en- Puerto
Rico. Haran ell viaje en- au-
fom6vil e iran de Ponce a Are .
cibo por Utuado y Adjuntas
pudiendo asi disfr utar de
los mas hermcsos pa isajes de
Ia isla y del mundo.