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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
CIRCUS WAR
To BE WAGED
IN PLYMOUTH?
RUMOR THAT WALLACE
HAGENBECK AND ROB-
INSON SHOWS WILL
BE RIVALS HERE.
Former Has Bought Up Bill
Board Service for July Is
Latter to Come on
July 10Th.

1t is rumored that the circus
war may be waged in Plymouth
during next month. The John
Robinson shows representing the
circus trust is said to be conte1n-
plating showing in this city on
July 18th. The Wallace-Hagen-
beck shows will be in Plymouth
ON Monday July 10Th. The Wal
lace show has secured a lease
on the bill boards of this city,
and has rented the Molter lot in
west Plymouth for July %. The
only foundation fer the story
that the Robinson show is COM
ing, is the notice received by
James +. Hanes, local agent for
the Pennsylvania railroad which
stated that the Robinson show,
would come from Warsaw to
Plymouth. and would show here
on the 10Th.
The system OF the circus trust
has been, to alternate in fighting
the independent shows, and
chiefly the Wallace-Hagenbeck
show. Trust circuses during the
past seasons have been waiting
until the Wallace show decided
to show in certain town, when
one Of the trust circuSeS would
quickly bill the town for per-
formance shortly before, or on
the same day set for the other.
The Wallace show has held its
own against the combination.
however, during the past two or
three seasons. since the war has
been going on.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co.
We. the undersigned, have
known F. ]. Cheney for the last
Is years and believe him perfect
" honorable in all business trans
actions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WalHng, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists Toledo
Halls Catarrh cure is taken IN
ternallv. acting directly upon the
blood and mueuous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Is cents per bottle. Sold by
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30

Fred H. KuIln made a business
trip to Chicago Saturday.
\. NJ. Cleveland spent Satur-
day at Gary on business.
Mrs. Ray Smith OF Culver was
"a Plymouth caller Saturday.
Herbert Hess transacted bust
ness at South Bend Saturday.
Miss Terrell Shaffer was a
South Bend visitor Saturday.
Miss Susan Knapp of Hubbard
was visitor here Saturday.
Miss Reva Doty of Twin Lake
was a visitor here Saturday.
Thomas Stiles of Tyner was
in the city on business Saturday.
Miss Edith Larson of Donald
som spent Saturday with friends
here.
David Ruff of South Bend was
local visitor on business Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Clara Weissert returned
from visiting relatives at Etna
Green.
Andrew Matz OF Teegarden
was in this city on business
Saturday.
Fred Thompson of Maxim
kuckee was here on business
Saturday.
Rufus Miller went 70 Niles
Saturday to consult an eye spec
ialist.
Mrs. George More1ock and
daughter Ruth were Niles visit
orS Saturday.
Mrs. ]. T. Stringer and Miss
Emma Wolf OF Donaldson were
IN the city Saturday
Miss Nancy Barts went to
Huntington to deliver a lecture
On Africa, Sunday.
Mrs. John Mitchell OF Argos
vas a Plymouth visitor Saturday
.nroute to South Bend.
Mrs. NJ. c. Pogue went to
Bourbon Saturday, to spend
few days witt, friends.
Mrs. Charles Andrews went to
South Bend to spend Sunday
with friends and relatives.
Lee Vanluc and son Treadus
II Argos spent Saturday here,
IN their way 10 Niles Mich.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wickizer has gone
70 South Bend fer a few days
visit with her daughter Ruth.
Mrs. VIM. Haslanger went to
South Bend Saturday morning,
to visit with her daughter Mrs.
Hahn.
Jerry Clark OF this city and
Frank Day of Peru went to
IWalkerton on a business trip
Saturday.
David Bennett OF Walkerton,
returned to that town, after a
brief business trip to this city
and Lakeville.
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Hudins of
Kewanna are visiting in this city
with her mother Mrs. Jennie
NanBlaricom.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Matthews of
Chicago are visiting in Plymouth
the guest of her cousin Mrs.
Charles Andrews.
Mrs. Charles SaddiSon went to
South Bend to visit with her par
tnts Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller
for few days.
Mrs. Omer Appleman went to
South Bend Saturday morning TO
nd a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Jones.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Takes Trip to Ohio.

II. l.. Singrey left Friday for
Ohio. where he WILL ATTEND a
family reunion OF THE Singrey
family at Mt. Vernon on une
Goth. Mr.. Singrey will be alb
sent ten days and while away
will visit Columbus, Springfield
and Cleveland.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
List of Delegates Attending the
Convention.

The followling registered
since the opening OF the conven-
ton:
Eva Young, Butler; Alice
Wickeral, Butler; Ella Miller
Counbusco; Corume Dearborn
ColumbuSco; Ruby c. McFar-
land, Montmorenci; Erma Nc
Kinney, Otterbein; Iva Sheriff.
Otterbein; r. A. Smith, Koko-
mo: l.. w. Mcdonald, Koalomo
Frank Folk, Kokomo; Herbert
Jackson, Kokomo; Ollie Rickel
Claypool; Mabel Sholty, Clay
pool; Gladys Todd, Kokomo
Ethel Miller, Kokomo; Bessie
Enos, South Whiteley; Edith
8ollinger, South Whitley, |. S,
Cleave. Rich Valley; Mae Ben
nett, Rich Valley; Orma Flora,
Rich Valley; Ira Martin, Peru;
Roxie Bundy, Peru; Mrs ]. l..
lol;eS. Peru: Elm IRA Smell
Deer Creek; S. Ralph Wells,
Butler; Grace Taylor, Morocco
Ina Whaley. Brook Dora Troup
Brook; Harry Padgett, Brook
c. A. Sickafoose, Ligonier; F.
Sickafoose, Ligonier; Harriet
Ulrich, Ligonier; d. R. Hinson,
Ekhart: James Livengood. Elk
hart; Verling Jamison, ElklIart
R c. Dillman. Elkfart; Mrs s.
Simon, ;Walkerton; Lucinda
Volkinamer, Nappanee; Arvilla
Doty. Nappanee; Clara Money
hotter, Nappanee; Gladys Parks,
Nappanee; Ida A. Hushower,
Clara Marsh. Frankfort; Anna
Humes, Frankfort; Mabelle
Wood Galveston; Vera Rupert,
Roanoke; Claude IWichard, Deer
Creek; l.. l.. Shaffer, Columbia
City; c. A. Splitter, Claypool
Pearl Niger, Silver Lake; Del
phia Johnston, Silver Lake; Yer
non Goss, Silver Lake; Leroy
Geiger, Silver Lake; Ruth
Strang of Walkerton, Indiana
J. w. Lake, Bremen; ]. w Bor-
kert, Nappanee; N. E. Tilman,
Leesbrrg; John Neff, Nappanee
Mrs Calvin Neff, Nappanee
Mrs. Charles Rickel, South
Bend; Mrs. H. f. Hawkins, Bre-
men; Mrs VIM Berry, Logans-
port; ]. A. Groves, Latgett ;
Mrs. ]. A. Groves, Latgett; G +
Byrer, Fort Wayne; Helen l..
Byrer, Fort Wayne; Georgia
Bell, Fl. Wayne; Jennie Ford,
Warsaw; Neva Hoppus, War
saw; Dorothy Hoppus. Warsaw
Mrs. Maud Strang, Walkerton,
!. S. Kendall. Dayton; Mrs ). I
Strang, fWlalkertcn Hrlda j.
ZONES. Columbus; ]. w. Powers
NV. H. Fetra, Bourbon; Grover
|. Chapman. st Johns.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Dropped Dead at Bourbon.

Vim. Gammons, civil en-
gineer OF the Chicago Milwaukee
and ST. Paul railroad, whose
home is in Bourbon. came home
for a visit OF a few days and
dropped dead ON the street near
the News-Mirror Office about
half past four o'clock Monday af
ternoon. Physicians say heart
disease was the cause of MS
death, but so far as known he
has not had any previous heart
trouble.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30

tendents of the various depart
nentS. Mrs. Eva Young of But
Ter, corresponding secretary, in
her report of the district which
comprises SO societies with a
total membership of $500, show
ed that during the past year an
amount OF $4,000 had been raised
in THE district. Miss Orma Flora
of Peru, Missionary secretary
gave an excellent report of the
General Conference and also re-
ported that Miss Ida koontz had
accepted missionary work in the
Philippine Islands. The Junior
work, was ably explained and re-
ported by Miss Lucinda Volk-
man. An interesting discussion
ON Devotional Committee work,
was ably presented by DR.. Super,
who left new views with the
Convention concerning this
branch.
Rev. E. C. Wareing OF the NJ.
f. church was present at the
evening session, and brought
greetings from the Epworth
League convention, recently held
at South Bend. The convention
closed with the lecture of DR..
Shupe on Practical Endeavor
Society" ~
Rev. wager, pastor of the u.
B. church stated Friday that the
delegates who attended the con-
ventiOn here. have declared al
most to every member that they
have greatly enjoyed their so
lourn in Plymouth and spoke in
high terms OF the royal enter
tainment provided for them
while they were here.
Delegates Return.
Among the delegates who at
tended the Christian Endeavor
convention in this city and re-
turned home Friday morn
ing were the following: Mrs.
lWlm. Moneyheffer and Mrs. Lu-
cinda Volkmann, Nappanee; Mrs
Ida A. HuSllower, Bremen; 7.
w. Barkert, Nappanee; ]. D.
Grimes. North Manchester, pre-
siding Elder of the United Bretil-
ern church; Misses Arvilla Doty
and Gladys Parks. Nappanee
Rev. c. V. Null. South Bend
Rev. c. A. Sickafoose and son
Frank Ligonier; Miss Geneva
Sickle, Bremen; Miss Grace
Taylor of Morocco. and Ella
Mickey of Columbia City.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
No. 206S
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA-
TON

State of Indiana, Marshall
County, IS:
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator of
the estate of Martin Reed,
late of Marshall County, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is suppos-
ed to be solvent.
Charles w. Reed, Admr.
Bourbon, Ind.
S. n. Stevens, Attorney.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Comes Long Way to Visit

c. ]. Anderson of FL Paso,
Texas, was registered at the
Ross House today. Along with
his name was that of Fred John
son of Donaldson. They both
left for Donaldson Tuesday af-
ternoon. MIR. Johnson has a fine
looking daughter at home There
for
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
No. 2069
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA-
TON.

State of Indiana, Marshall
County, S.:
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been
appointed Administrative of the
estate OF August Winequist,
late OF Marshall County, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is suppos-
ed to be solvent.
Anna Winequist, Administra-
trix.
Donaldson Ind.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Sis Hopkins Weds Secretly

Rose Melville better known as
Sis Hopkins was secretly mar
ried to Frank Minzey, her lead
ing man in the play Sis Hop
kins" June II. The ceremony
was performed in New York at
the Marble Collegiate church on
Fifth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mmzey are now at their home
in South Bend. Mrs. Mdnzey
will continue on the stage.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30

Oler and wife Lot 124 Marquette
Place Argos $4,000.
VIM. l. Ellison and wife w d
to VIM. B. Esteel south half OF
sw or 20, 81, 3 Bourbon town.
ship $4,000.
James Green and wife w d to
Charles +. Holbruner Tract in
p, 32, l Union township $1.OO.
john Crow w d to Harry E.
Hills 81 acres North of Ditch
in east inf of ne or 6, %, Wal
nut township $4,000.
George NJ Riddle and wife w
d to NJ. NJ. Beck Lot 16 and
part of Lots II and Is Original
Plat of Inwood 5000.
Jennie B. Williamson w d to
Alva H. Price Lots II, Is, 10
20 and p also lot north all in
Works sub div. to Plymouth
$4,000.
James Bates w d TO Rena
Yenna Part OF Block Ringles
Addition to Bremen $4,000.
Michael Yenna ct al w d to
James Bates, Part OF Block 5,
Ringles Addition to Bremen
$4,000.
Federal Land Company w d
| to Foster Helms Lot ) Elliott
Place Plymouth $29500.
Isaac Splitter and wife w d to
John L. Wright south west or
16. 33 and 1 West township
$1,000.
John P. Summers by auditor
Tax Deed to Indiana Loan and
Trust company Lot II Linns
Addition to Bourbon $500.
Ira M. Tucker by Auditor Tax
Deed to Indiana Loan and Trust
company Lots 40, 81 and 50 lion
1891.
Minnesota f. Titus by Audi
tor. Tax Deed to Indiana Loan
and Trust company Lot Al
Ewings Addition to Plymouth,
1888.
Winnie l.. Humrichouser ct al
w d TO Julia E. Work, Lots 90
and 80 Koches Second Addition
to Pretty Lake 5000.
Sylvester p Bryan and wife
w d to Clara Beckner Lots SO,
50, 60, 81, 62 and 63 Marquette
Place Argos $3.50.
VIM. Grippe and wife w d to
VIM. l.. Gaskillj part of west inf
of Sc ar "a, 80, 3 Tippecanoe tp.,
$500.
Roscoe c. Hoffman Q c ID to
VIM. Grippe and wife Inf acre in
Sc or "a, 30, 3, Tippecanoe twp.
S66.24.
Indiana Loan and Trust ccun-
pany Q c d to Roscoe c. Hoff-
man hi acre in Sc or, "a, 80 and
9 Tippecanoe township 1924.
Indiana Loan and Trust Com
pany O C d to George c. Stultz
ind. or interest in Lot SO
Rhodes Addition to Argos 1888
Heirs of Catherine c. Younck-
man deceased w d to Edward V.
Glossman north hf of Lot IA
Helms Addition to Bremen
$500.
Clarence c. Schilt and wife w
d to Edward and Eliza Glossman
south hf of Lot II Hefms Add
ton to Bremen $4,000.
Myron Trump and wife w d
to Charles A. Hamburger and
wife south 50 acres of north hi
of sw or 20, 32, 4 Tippecanoe tip
$4,000.
Charles B. Witty and wife w
d to Charles Moslanded sc ar
of sw ar of Sc or 10, 81, 2 North
township $3,2O0.0O.
John L Wright and wife W d
to Isaac Splitter Lot 90 Works
sub. div, to Plymouth $1,000.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Returns from Trip

Keith Richter returned Thurs
day from spending three weeks
on trip, visiting with relatives
in middle Mich. He made the
journey on his motorcycle.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Married in Clerks Office.

Frank ID. Hardesty and Miss
Erna O. Trump both OF Tippe-
canoe were married by justice of
the peace Holloway in the office
OF the county clerk Thursday al
ternOOn
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
MARRIAGE License.

Oscar s. Hudson Knox % to
Margaret c. Cole Plymouth 20.
lanes f. Overlees 80 to Pearl
Starner %, both of Bremen.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Moving to South Bend

Mrs D. B. Shaffer and daugh-
ter Mrs M. Styles went to South
Bend Thursday, to which city
they are moving from Plymouth.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
Tell some deserving Rheumatic

Tell some deserving Rheumatic
sufferer, that there is yet one
simple way to certain relief. Get
DR.. Shops book on Rheum-
atism and a free trial test. Send
no money. The test is free.
Surprise some disheartened suf-
ferer by first getting the book
from DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Sold by L. Tanner.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30

In sickness, if a certain hidden
nerve goes wrong, then the or
gan that this nerve controls will
also surely fail. 1t may be a
Stomach nerve, or it may have
given strength and support to the
heart of kidneys. 1t was DR..
Shoop that first pointed to this
vital truth. DR.. Shops Restora-
tive was not made to dose the
Stomach, nor to temporarily
stimulate the heart or kidneys.
That old-faslioned method is all
wrong. DIR. Shops Restorative
goes directly to these failing in
side nerves. The remarkable
success of this prescriptions DEM
Ohstrates the wisdom OF treating
the actual cause of these failing
organs. And it is indeed easy to
prove. A simple five or ten days
test will surely tell. Try it once
and see! Sold by l.. Tanner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-22
PIepaIativos en- Bayamon
Ell acto de la Navidad re-
vestira interes y curiosi
dad.
Tres nihos representaran los
reyes magos y usaran los ira
jes de la epoca.
De nuestro corresponsal

Diciembre % Sc hacen grandes
preparativos para conmemorar el
nacimiento del hilo de Maria. Tres
ninos vestidos de reves representa-
ran 4 los magos de Orlente que VI
nieron a rendlrle vasallaje al gran fl
losofo al super-hombre de todos los
tiempos.
Por los preparativos parece que
sera r,lmboso el acto, Y algunos de
los alegoricoS monarcas luclran es-
plendidos Y lujosos trales de la epo-
ca. Las mamas de los orlentales mo
narcas estan en- eonstante consul
tas con las modistas V no ha quedado
cuadro en- que aparezca un naclmlen
to q. no hava sldo consultado, para
yer los trales. que usaban Gaspar,
Melchor \ Baltalar Io que 81 no SC
han podido poner dc aeuerdo es de
cual dc esos tres rersonales era etlo
pc con este moiivo Sc oven OPT
nioneS graciosas ! extravagantes.
-Aproposito de drama del Cana
guev debcmos lamar la atenclon
de que la calle de Comercio consta
de tres Kilometres Y con lin solo po
licia no cS possible Il servicio y pue-
de ocurrir otro caso como el que Sc
lamcnta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-22
Ell pueblo Sc prepara
a celebrar su indie
pendencia communal.
Sc estan hacienda notables
mejoras en- el poblado y
nsanchandose su area.
Las misas ID aguinaldo Sc ven
muy csncurridas de fieles y
a elias asiston numerosas da-
mas.
de naestro corresponsal J

Diciembre 20.-Con motive que
desde ell de Enero Sc constitulra
este poblado en- munlclpahdad lnde-
pendiente preparanse unas esplendl-
das fiestas populares, Y en- una reu-
MON que hubo en el C.rculo San Ra
fael' Sc nombraron las comlslones
necesarias para festelos y recauda-
cion de dinero, aseg'lrandose que
pasaran de setecientos dollars los
donativos que daran los veelnos y
personas slmpatlzadoras de Bar
celoneta.
Las tradicionales misas de agul-
naldo secelebran con gran esplen-
dorv le iglesia Sc We muv concurrlda
por gran n'imero de hellisimas seno-
ritas y ninas que entonan lndos
canticos a la reina del cello.
Sc estsn hacienda en- el poblado
muchas meioras en- las calles y hay
individuos muy generosos como y.
Fernando Suria y D. Manuel Martl-
nez Eguen y otros apreciables Sc
nores que han dado gratis carros y
bueyes para diversos trabajoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-22
hotab|es aumentos
de pob|acion.
Oklahoma aumento en- 10 amos
el 539.7 por ciento y South
Ohama de Nebraska ell 222.
5.
Is ciudades de los Est8dos Uni
dos aumentan mas del ciento
por cientO de sus poblacio-
mes en- los llltimOS ~ amos
de 1900 al 1910.

Ell premedio de aumento de pobla
clon de diversas ciudades de los Es
tados Unidos de % i 100000 habi
tantes entire los amos 1900 V 1910,
este es en- los ultimos 10 amos, ofrece
considerables cifras Y segun los datos
que recibidos en- la Correspon-
dencia" del derpatamento del ccnso
de Washington, hay ciudades como
San Antonio de Texas que presen-
ia un aumento de 96, GA Camden,
n. J., "a. 53S Hartford, Conn,
9S.915; New-Bedford Mass, 96. 652;;
y Trenton, N. Y. 96 SIS.
En- el tanto por ciento de aumen-
tos hay cifras curiosas pues Sc ven-
ciudades como South Ohama, de
Nebr, que aumento en- los 10. amos
un 300. 5. BerKaley, Cal, 206, 0. Da
Has Texas. lI6. 0.
FL Paso Texas l46, 9. Flint, Mich,
1912, Fort Worth, Texas. la. Z.
HuntintonNa, l6l. 4, Jacksonville,
Florida, l03. O, OKlaoma City 539.7,
Pasadena. Cal 232, .. Schenectady
n. Y. l29, %, Tacoma Wash, 40, O
Tampa Florida. 1872. Waterloo
Yowa, ll2, ,, Wichita Hans ll2, 6.
No hay datos de poblaci6n para
1910 en- Duluth, Minn, Portland Ore
gon, Seattle. Wash; StpoKane, Was,
V Suerior Wis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-22
EN-
SABANA-LLANA.
Por tirar Ia oreja a
Jorge, en- Ia CEN
trail Lafayette.
5 suietos mas detenidos en-
el barrio M Marin.
En- San Lorenzo jugaban a las
plumas y fueron sorpren.
didOS.

Por fuerza del distrito de Arroyo
fue sorprendida una jugada a 10
prohibido en- la central "Lafayette'
en- la que fueron arrestados tres In
dividuos
En- el barrio "Jagual', Patillas
en la tienda de Higinio Marquee,
fue sorprendlda una jugada al mon
te I, siendo arrestados cinco lndivi-
dnos y denunclados dicho Marquee
por infraccion del Art. 500 del CO.
dlgo penal
Tambien en- el barrio "Marfn'
Ifue sorprendida otra iugada al
monte, en- la que fueron arrestados
clnco personas.
En- el barrio de "Sabana Llama
Rio Piedras Sc quemo la casa de
Santos Lopez, la cual no estaba ase-
curada Este hecho fue casual
Por fuerza del distrito de San Lo
renzo fue sorprendida una jugada
de gallos, siendo arrestados cuatro
personas. Los gallos fueron ocupa-
dos y puestos a disposition de la
autoridad competente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-22
M|T|N ESP|R|T|S-
IA EN- isabella,
Matienzo hizo un dis
curso digno de su
gran cultura.
La concurrencla pasaba
de 500 personals de to-
das las classes sociales.
Malaye hombre rastico sin ne
clones de instruction dejo a
todos estupefactss cen su dis
curse de alta filssofia y
hendos pensamieRtos,

Diciembre 20.-El domingo ce-
lebraron los espiritistas de este pue-
bio un mass-meeting en- la plaza de
Corchado, empezando a las 4 p. m
hasta las 5 ' reanudandose a las s
hasta las II pr61imamente.
La concurrencia pasaba de 800
personas de todas las clases soc!a-
les y religiosas.
Tomaron parte en- el citado acto
las Srs. 4Arana de Hatillo, Lopez de
Moca, eN-cura ST.. Torrente, varias
Srtas. Y Sres. Matienzo Cintrdn ST.
Esteves professor de Aguadilla y ST
Sanchez Malave de Arecibo.
FL Sr. Matienzo diio un discurso
propio de SUI gran cultura, notable,
FL Sr Estevesa a quien no teniamos
el gusto de conocer nos sorprendio
a todos con SUI magistral discurso-
digno de ser pronmciado en- cual-
quier ateneo del mundo; pero San
chez Malave hombre sin lnstruc-
cion que no sabe saludar. que no
sabe andar, mas, que no sabe aun
andar con zapatos,y cuyo tipo es el
del pe6n campesino fue el que 4 ma
yor altura (estuvo entire todos los
oradores. Sanchez Malave tuvo pc
riodos que Ciceron Y CASTELAR, Sc los
habrian envidiado. Nos hablo de la
muerte con su sin igual elocuencia
Y de muchas cosas bellas.
Termino ell acto en- medic de la
mayor ANNA y entusiasmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-22
Sc prepara una bri-
llante fiesta para el
dia 6 de Enero.
La reparticion de juguctes
a los ninos pobres Sc lie.
vara efec to en- el tea
tro por una comision de
damas.
Azahares en- la ciudad de las
Tomas.
De nuestro corresponsal

Dlclembre 2l-Una hermosa fies-
ia tendra lugar en- esta ciudad el pro-
xlmo 6 de enero -dia de Reyes Ia
reparticion gratuita de juguetes yro
pas a ninos pobres. Este bello acto
Sc llevara aefecto enel teatro local y
Ia comision que Sc compone de las
dlstinguidas damas sonora Candida
Qulnones de Nivoni, senorltas Pru-
dencla Ramirez, An1onla Qulnones
y Maria Lulsa Porrata V el ST.. Ga
briel Torres, ha tornado los nombres
de los nlnos de modo que todo sea en-
6rden Y merecidamente repartido
La sociedad en- general generosamen-
te ha correspondent a tan laudable
idea y los nihos pobres no careceran n
este aio, de las pequenas necesida-
des y sonados juguetes, que tanta
algeria llevaran a sus infantiles CO.
razOneS.
Sc nos informa que en- breve VI
sltara esta ciudad el dueHo Vidal Y
que Sc propone dar funciones el %,
30 Y 81 de diciembre, y 2 de enero
proximo. Cuenta con una buena or
questa y no dudamos que obtenga
una buena acogida.
En- breve saldra para San Juan
nuestro distinguido compatriota Sr.
Rafael B. Sama Anger, registrador
de la propiedad, quien Sc propone pa
sar navidades v aiio nuevo en- union
de su aprecialbles familiares, y asis-
tir a las bodas de una bella sobrina
que en- breve contraera nupcias.
-Hemos tenido mucho gusto en-
saludar a nuestro distinguido COM
panero en- la prensa ell joven Torres
Lebron, ilustrado corresponsal en- es
esta ciudad Gle la "Democracia I
quien tuvo la galanteria de informar
nos que defnitivamente contraera
nupcias a mediados del proximo enc
70, con una culta Y bella dana vecina
ma de Il, que reside frente a la calle
de la Lima