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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
sv HARRY NELLY.

3 There was nothing rough or unccuth
kbout the opening OF the Windsor Ath-
1etic club "Wednesday evening. Onlv
Two little times did any blood appear
mon the pugilistic countennces, ana
bnce II wasn't exactly upon the couh,
k.nance but upon the back or Paul
hikora's head. The opening was a
kuccess an, quite maintained the be-
Rore-hand statements OF the Windsor
klub that fights at its place would be
ft-pedal.
II The windsor people made two mrs.
fakes. they didn't provide for some
rood. fresh air and got the best bout or
ne evening in the middle. or course,
les impossible 20 tell how the boys
will worf. so the crowd overlooked the
4ittle matter OF arrangement. Manager
hi Glassco says he is going TO have
y couple of carpenters kick hole In
the roof, so the air part will be all
MED by the next show.
j Some idea of what would happen In
detroit II boxing were permitted here
could be had from the way the ferries
hauled folks across the river last
nlxht. Whole boatloads OF men hus-
ted up the hill and half hour before
the bouts commenced they were lined
Nd q hundred feet from the entrance
Ulamoring for chance to get in. A
rood boxing bout In Detroit would
draw $500 people easily.
The boys last evening whaled away
nt each other Justify and in spite OF
the anti-boxing legislation created
|ab0ut one-tenth as much damage per
man as happens in any well regulated
fo0tball game, new rules and all in
cIuded. In the final set-to .Dougherty
Jet loose a little gore from his nose,
not much. but just little. while Sikora
had a slight dent on the side of his
head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

Pop Arson says tina, Radbourn and
Clarkson were the greatest pitchers
he ever saw, Buck Ewing the best
man that ever donned a mask. With
cut undue chestiness. Anse considers
himself the premier first baseman and
divides second base honors between
Pfeffer and Dunlap. Williamson and
Jerry Denny We're the best shortstop
and third baseman. jim McAleer and
Bill Lange were the best fielding oat-
telders, according to Arson. but he
takes his nat off to Mike Kelly as the
grandest ball player III them ALL
Naturally when man smashes the
ball over The fence for a home run IN
the ninth inning and turns a 80 ic-
feat into 4-3 victory, he expects
home crowd to give him a hand.
but Bob Wood insists he did this in
Milwaukee and didnt even arouse a
Whoop.
Nav, the crowd was all there
the whole - of it. bat just before |
hit that ball someone had gone
through the stand passing out adv, =
tisements for a new rathskeller and
the bunch was SO interested reading
about the place where they could ge.
big stein fer nickel that they for.
got they were AZ ball game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Fast Hockey Sure
At Arena Tonight

The Detroit Athletic club hockey
team meets the Mack Parks this even.
ing in the second game OF the Detroit
Amateur league at the Arena, War
rCn-ave. east
The game should be spirited. a. the
ID a. G.. has played together for sew
eral seasons. and Or. Curran says his
scSen will be just as fast as eyer
The ID. A. C. has labored in secret to
perfect team play. and Is said 70 own
lot Of that valuable commodity.
The game commences at o'clock
anI the ID. A. G. followers are all
going out TO root for their fayorites.
Mack Parks also have a lot Of friends
VINO will be on hand to assist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
BURNS INQUIRY MAY KEEP
HIM OUT OF FIGHTING

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 15.-Friends
OF Tommy Burns. former heavyweight
champion fear today that he has ap.
peared for the last time in the ring
as a result of injuries he received in a
wreck on the Seattle-Tacoma Inter,
urban railroad near here.
Burns right arm and right knee
were badly wrenched. and il is feared
small bone in the right arm was
fractured. The former champion also
received painful bruises about the
head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

pennant aspirations. \ terrific three
base hit b. George Stovall was the
trick that beat the Yanks out Of the
pennant, but back of rhat smash was
the noodle OF Joss.
The bases were full when Stovajl
Went TO bat in the first game of a
double-header. PLAYED curing the clos
ms days of the season. The Yanks
park was TANNED with humanity. FOL
upon the outcome much depended. \
game won or lost meant winning on
losing the pennant. practically
AS Stovall stood at the plate. Joss
walked past and said. Just think Of
that little girl in Burlington, George.
and hit the dodgasted thing mile.
As the poet says, and George did,
He caught one Of Chesbro's spitte-s
just above the ground and when he
stopped running three men had
crossed the pan and he was on third.
That hit beat the Yanks out of the
pennant, but Joss furnished the in.
SEPARATION for it,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Murphy Is After
Wolgast's Scalp

NEW YORK, Dec l5.-Pai Moore
and Tommy Murphy, two Of the best
young lightweights in America. reach
ed New York today from their train
ing camps. for their ten-round fight
tonight at the Empire Athletic club
Moore came from Allenhurst, " j..
and Murphy from Fishkill Landing
Both of the boys declare they are
slightly under the weight at which
they expect 10 enter the ring tonight.
and that they are trained TO the
minuteH
The battle will show whether Muir
ply has a chance for the title now
held by Ad. Wolgast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Pugilists Often Get
OffSome Funny Stuff

mer," But Lewis identity was kept
secret until the steamship reached
her dock. Then IL was that the Bri-
ton heard the crowd OF sports cry out.
"Oh. you, Willie Lewis, Welcome TO
our city
And he's real fighter eh?" gasped
the Englishman in establishment.
"Wen. who'd have thought it,"
1T was only bit of fun" explained
Lewis To his friends later on. II didn't
want To hurt the big cad. ! only gave
him little comic lesson in polite
ness"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
JOHNSON BOXES RICH
MAN AT CHICAGO CLUB.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-Wheth-
or il Is tn be a "hght or a frolic'
has not yet been made clear
but Jack Johnson, heavywelght
champion. and Henry c. l.yttch,
prominent cluhman and met
chant, are to meet in a three
round encounter here this ar
ternOon.
I.ytton has been credited by
his friends with being a high
class amateur and has been
anxious 10 have n tryout against
real scrapper. Johnson was
approached and as the big
black will take a chance on
ANYTHING once, he readily
agreed TO box Lytton. The
fight will be staged az one or
the prominent clubs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
ORDINANCE NO. 900.

AN ORDINANCE changing the name
Of Collins street to Elmwood avenue.
10 is hereby ordained by the people
Of the city Of Detroit.
Section i. That the namc of the
street and highway heretofore known
as Collins street Is hereby changed
ard shall hereafte he known and de-
signated as Elmwood avenue
See This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved Nov Is. 1910
PHILIP BREITMEYER.
Attest Mayor.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS
(229) city Clerk.
(Onicial papers please copy)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Johnson To Be Second.

PtrTSBURG. Pa, Dec, 15.-Jack
Johnson will he seen in the ring in
Pittsburg next Tuesday. the first
time he has visited Smoketown since
the little affair at Reno. The cham.
pion will occupy the corner of Walter
Monaghan. from the Pacific coast. who
hooks mp with George Cotton. Jacks
former sparring partner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
He Must Go Some.

Otto AcIver. who was the best out.
fielder and run getter in the Texas
league last year. and who has been
signed for next year by the st. Louis
Browns. is toutcd as being as good a
man as iris Speaker was when he
played in the league three years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Frozen Yarns For"
The Baseball Fan

Mike Kelly lost his purse one day
when the famous old Boston aggregs-
ton was in Chicago and the hotel
manager was expressing his sym
patty
Il am very sorry indeed old man.
Its shame TO lose so much money.
Don't YOU fret about me. old
timer. | Amt worrying only for your
gentlemanly bartenders. The dampe
will be shy considerable change 60
night, that's all
II is Ii yearsd since Nike Kelly
died, and his equal has never been
seen. Great base runners. great
catchers. great batters. s-eat INSIDE
players" tricky players. emergency
players, coachers have come and gone.
but in no one man have all the quail
ties OF greatness been combined rs
they have in the Incompatible king
pin of the diamond-thc great Mike
Kelly.
You don't hear many stories about
Addie Joss. unless 1t is about his
being good fellow. Perhaps after
the great pitcher leaves the game
some of the good ones will come 40
light. but one that proves the Wiscon-
sin school teacher is there with that
old nut thing all the time is told b.
Bill Bradley.
II was in 1904. when New YORK
and Boston were fighting il out for
the American league pennant, that
Cleveland put crimp in the formers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Bradley Goes To Toronto.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Bill Brad
ley, the star third sacker of the Maps
for nine years, who has been free
agent since last summer, has signed
o play third for Joe Kelley's To-
ronto club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Klaus and Abbott in six.Round Co.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Dec IA good
scrap is on the cards tonight when
Frank Klaus and Jack Abbott clash in
a siX-round go before the Majestic
club. Of McKeespOrt Both light.
weights proclaim themselves in great
shape.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Windsor Club Opens
New Place In Style
kIKoRA- BEATS DoUGHERTY AND WILSON GIVES
HUDSON ALL HE WANTS, BUT NO RISING
PUG is KNOCKED DOWN.

In the three bouts the boys boxed
rapidly and created so much enthusi'
asm that Referee Rock continually
admonis' ed more quiet and the local
police, being present in numbers, IN
sisted that the fans keep their cheer
ing till they got outside.
Young Warner. OF Detroit, and Kid
Black, OF this city. went through four
rounds without either suffering. They
fought quite well In the second bout
Tommy Hudson STROBE into the ring
full of confidence. In fact. Tommy
showed out his chest and pozed quite
conquering-hero like until Johnny VIII
son warmed up TO the task OF rocking
Tommy's head This bout really was
the best OF the evening, as Wilson car
rted stiff fight 10 Hudson and only
the latter's superior development saved
him from severe punishment. To
wards the finish of the go Wilson cut
loose series of upper cuts AT close
range. A number OF them landed on
Hudson's face. but Wilson couldn' [
slip in a true one. Wilson had a shade
on Hudson.
In the final bout Paul Sikora was in
better condition than Tommy Dough
erty and had a decided advantage.
Two more rounds and Dougherty in
all probability would have gone down
and out as he was fading fast when the
gong "a &. Dougherty hung on a lot
towards the finish. thereby saving
himself
-Iuring the evening no fighter was
knocked down. The only folks who
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

Director of Athletics u. q. BarteIme
or University OF Michigan. has gon,
10 the east trying 10 arrange football
games for next autumn. Michigan
wants more eastern games since the
little mtxup with the conference
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
And. Iurt to ,hlnk ohm, prc-. Lrnch

OF me dear Old NatiOnaI League. was
dominated 10 succeed himself by Chas
Murphy You recall how Murph used
to rave Now hes boosting Lynch
Every time public sentiment veers YOU
viii find Charlie blowing with the wind
and right I'm front
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

BusIness-IiIee Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., is
John L. st Main l49S or City 33sb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

for the hockey contest at the Arena
This evening The ~. a. c., team has.
been FOXY and worked behind closed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

-Iuring the evening no fighter was
knocked down. The only folks who
went 10 the floor were two youths who
wrestled in preliminary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15

Toledo. SO TO II. in basketball We'd
nesday night The Toledo persons
were easy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
Uusk Chnncr. bo-s of Ib


DAYS is too short mcctiFg What's
natter can't the boOkies clean an
enough iu "a week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-15
SHORT LENGTHS
wnie Hoppe, champion biIlinrdlS,.

Willie Hoppe, champion biIIiardIst,
has married ~ New YORK girl They
clipped. her father being opposed 10
billiard players in general and Hoppe
IN particular.
Fast double plny-BoOxe (unassIst-
cd
fIusk Chance. boss Of the late In
mented cubs. has Just paid $25.0OO for
another orange grove in California.
KaSeballing in Chicago must be profit
able
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-01

Hace ahos que este remedio
estA curando esos TEMPLES ataques,
y triunfando en- los casos en- que
otros preparados failan. ST ha per-
dido usted la fe, estimara mas alta
mente el benefcio que experimental
ra con su uso.
Los que residen en- las regiones
palddicas, 10 mismo que los que es-
tan expuestos 4 influencias perni-
eiosas, deben tomar las P1LDO-
RAS BEL DIR. LOVETT.
Las fiebres paludicas vician de tai
modo Ia sengre, que los venenos
Sc abren camino a traves de la piel,
y sc presentan carbunclos, tumor-
cillos, ulceras y varias erupciones
de caracter indolente, el sistema Sc
:agota y Ia vida CORE peligro.
Los germenes y los venenos que
asi aeosan y debilitan el cuerpo y
destruyen las propiedades vivi6-
cantes de Ia sangre, dejandoia aqua
da, deben ser extinguidos y expul-
sados del sistema antes de que el
paciente pueda espefar verse ibre
de las fiebres palldieas y de sus
efectos. Las PILDoRAS DEL
DIR. LOVETT poseen esta precie-
50 virtud y efectuan pronto un
cambio radical en- Ia sangre, sc d.
rigen 4 tedos los &ganos y los es-
timulan a vigorosa y saludable &C
cion. Estas pildoras, ademas de
ser puri6cadoras, son un tonico
magnifico y con 81 uso Ia salud ge-
neral Sc recobra y el apetito au-
menta casi desde Ia primera dosis.
Las PILDORAS DEL DIR. IO-
VETT no contienen mercurie, po-
tasio, arsenieo, quinina nj alcohol,
nj NADIA que pueda perjudicar el or
ganismo mas delicado.
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22O Hurdles, Santiago, N: P. Ro :
driguez, c. H: Barreiro, N. ITEM :
po %.
Broad Jump. Olmo N: P. Rodri-
gues, c. H.: Yordan; P. H. Distan-
cia 10 p. 6 pulgs.
Polo Vault 10. G. H: 20. C..
H. y N. (empate).
Carrera de relevo. Una milla. 10.
Normal: 20. Ponce: 80. Central.
Entire los muchachos de Ia clase
B. habia tambien gran entusiasmo.
Ponce prob6 ser muy superior ga
nando casi todos los eventos facil--
mente.
Veanse los resultados:
100 yardas. Soliveras, P; Emanue
Iii, P. S; Laureano, S. J. TEMPO II
Shot Put. Rodriguez, P; Coma.
lez S. j.; Emanuelli P. S. Distan-
cia 3S.5
I milla. Beitia, P; Quiara, S J;
Cintron P. TEMPO 81 k
220 yardas. Soliveras, P; Beitia
P; Laureano, S. ]. Tempo , % As.
! milla. Estremera, S. J. Cintron,
P; E. Estremara, S. J. Tempo 2.A
22O Hurdles. Soliveras, P; Gar.
cia, P. S. Laureano, S. ].
Broad Jump. Beitia, P; Quiara,
S. J;
Carrera de relevo. Una milla 10.
Ponce; 20. S. J. La Practi ce School
retro su team de relevo.
Ell score final de Ia clase B. fue el
siguiente: I'd
Ponce Grammar. so puntos
2-San Juan Grammar %.
3-Practioe School. s..
Al band Contest asistieron bandas
escolares de Comerio, Cabo Rojo,
Santa Isabel, Rio Piedras, Barros J
Juncos, obteniendo el primer pre-
mio, consistente en- un magnifico ee
tandarte que fue entregado al dire,
tor por Miss Cotton y unos lazo'
rojos, la banda de Comerio. E
segundo premio correspondio a Ii
banda de Cabo-Rojo.
La fiesta termino & las seis y me-
dia de Ia tarde.
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Los JUEG0S At
.LET|C0S De AVER.
Mas de dos mil perso
mas asistieron al fes-.
tival.
Los muchachos de la MOI
NAL de la clase A CANA
ron ell meet
En- Ell band contest, !, gano Ia de
Coneris ell primer premio y
.el segundo, Ia de Cabo Rojo

Con una concurrencia de mas de
dos mil personas, en- su mayorla NJ
nos de escuela, nevzronse & efecto
los iuegos stleticos entire distintas
eseuess de varios pueblos de Ia ISIS
La Normal de Rio Piedras. Cen
tral High de San Juan y Ponce High,
fueron los leoders desde los primeros
monentos entire las de Ia clase 4.
Hay que advertir que este aho el
inkrsckolostie meet fue dividido en-
dos clases; Clase A, para las escue-
las atlas Y clsse B. para las grammar
schools.
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Despues de los primeros tres 6 cua
tro eventos Sc comprendi6 Ia supe-
rioridad de los muchachos de Ia nor
NAL en- la clase A. Ganaron ell meet
facilmente.
Ell interes Sc concentr6 entonces
en- el segundo puesto. Central High
y Ponce High lUchsron como bue-
nos y estaban casi empatados cuan-
do aoco ell turno al Palo Vault.
Y aquf fue Ia debdcle para los pom
cehos. La Central High Sc llev6 el
primero Y segundo premio y empatt
el tercero con uno de La Normal. Es-
to les vali6 por 81 puntos, siendo a
mismo tempo Ia derrota de los pom
ceios. Los normshstas no perdieron
gran cosa con esta batida pues gu
ventaia ere tan grande que no po.
dian ser vencidos sunque no hubie.
sen obtenido mas ningtin punto.
FL resultado final entire los de Ia
clase A. fue:
Normal ,...... 81! puntos.
2-Central High %
3-Ponce High 1o4 "
i-Dept. Agricul. ] de esta cla.
Sc.
En- los distintos eventos resulta.
ron vencedores los sig1ientes:
100 vsrdas- &- Horton, P
Rodriguez, c. H: Silva, Y. ITEM.
po 10 LIS.
tide milla. -Olmo, y: Santiago
n: Colon, P. H Tempo 50.
High Jump. Silva. \: Guillerme
ty c. II: Rosy, c. H ' Gordian, P
III tempatsdos). Alturs. 5.4.
220 vardas Horton. y: P. Rodri
guez, c. II: Polaneo. D. A. Temp
% IS.
Shot Put. Barreiro n: Aguayt
P. q: Guzman Y. Distancia So d
5 pulg.
J milla Col6n, P. H: Torres. P
H: Caps, c. q. Tempo, LA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-01

La Correspondents" ha llamado
sobre este punto variss veces Ia
atencion Ia autoridsdss compe-
tentes.
Remedies el NAL sat.s que ten
gamos que lamentar otrss desgrs-
cias que neven el luto q hogsres con
derecho ser feeliees y dichoso..
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Al primer accese de 6ebre, el pa
ciente debe dar una buena linpieza
4 los intestinos con 81 uso de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DEL
DIR. HESS, denouinadas HESS
LIMPIALAx, y despues que este
purgante, sano y eAcaz por todo
extreme, haya surtido el indicado
efecto, es que debe usted empezar
tomar las PILDoRAS DEL DIR.
LOVETT.
ST hubiere tendencia al estfehi-
miento, siga tomando el HESS
LIMPIALAX hasta hacer diaria-
mente una evacuation facil, COM
pleta y natural.
Ell HESSLlMPIALAX v las
PILDORAS DEL DIR. LOVETT
pueden tomarse al mismo tempo,
pues no son incompatibles en- mo-
do alguno. *
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FiebreS Pa1uC1iCa@.

Las fiebres paludicas Sc atribu-
yen casi entesamente 1 los terrenos
pantanosos, { venenos atmosferi-
COS, ETC., poro lc6mo es que hay
personas que pueden vivirr toda Ia
vida en- regiones llamadas pal1di-
cas- sin contraer Ia enfermedad.
fnientras que otras sueumben &
ella? Porque Ia constitution, el es-
tado fisico de Il persona inffuye
mas que NADIA para contraer o re-
chazar esa playa. Es absolutamen-
te impossible contraer febres palu-
dicas, viruelas 8 cualquiera otra
Affection, cuando hay sangre rica y
pura. Solamente los individuos de-
biles adquieren enfermedades de
una & otra especie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-01

Las fiebres paludicas son una
affection muy dssagradable, elias
afectan el entendimiento. ponen al
paciente pesado y mclanc6lioo, le
debilitan y le descomaonen todas
las funciones del cuerpo. ST SURE
usted de 6ebres paludicas. debe
buscar grata ccmpahia, salir 4 TO
mar el sol" y recurrir enseguida a
las PILDORAS DEL DIR. LO-
VETT. Para rechazar los ataques
de los escalofrios y de las cate11tu-
ras y vigorizar el sistema de name
"a que las fiebres palddicas desapa-
rezcan por complete, no hay NADIA
que iguale ! las
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Traslado

Ha sido trssladsdo al interior
de Ia misma casa que ocupa hoy
el establecimiento LA TIENDITA'
al lado del ayuntamiento. Seguirl
el nismo negociO de venta de efec-
tos relsiosos exclusivanents.
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INTERESA.

Sc vende upa hermosa quinta en- Ia
parada Is en- Santuros, prop.a psra
residencis de familis 6 para olegio.
Tiene toda dass de comodidades,
IN gran jardfn, Grboles frutales, peso.
bre, cochera y garage para autom6-
vii
IpformarS en- % casa del lado
don JoskCerr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-01

Nonedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
ie SO tentavos, IS cenravos s1.U0 J
s2& de vepts en- ID Joyeris do /
KERHHAHN. Ian jose Ia
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En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos viejos 4
50 Quintal
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CIonica De actua|idad.

Ell dia de aver fue de mucha ami
maci6n en- San Juan.
La Aegada dc Las bandas escola-
rs de los puebbs atrajo & numero-
SOS compatriotas deseosos de Or 8
sus paisaujtos en- Ell torneo y sentil
81 regocijo del APPLAUSE tributadc
: sus compueblanos.
Fuk, en' verdad, un espectaculo
hermoso y digno de observation
Les pequsAines con su instrumento'
focando piesas de dificil ejecuci6r
CON esa precision y desenvolturs
de los aftistas trabaiddos; fila ls
atenci6n en d batuta de sus direc.
torres.
Nuestro pusblo tuvo oportunidad
Aver dc mestrar sus aptitudes para
ssntis IL spevidades del divine ar
te en- su expression mas alta.
L. prabocidad de esos ninos, lie
rs s nuessfo Amino el convencimien.
. Dc que nuestro pueblo vive: O.
n cada cotas6n de esos hombres dc
ma6ana hay en- g6rmen, un ciudada
no dtil y un soldado de Ia lib ertad
Porque puSblo de artistas son pue-
bios que saben sentir el amor, y Ia
Ebeftad no vive ALI donde 50 retuer-
&C el odio en- convulsiones de rabia,
en- perpetuA protesta contra Ia ac:-
cidn tirinica de los heroes del mo-
monto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-01
DE TAMpICO.
"Calle del Concrete No. 1ee,
T2mpico, k61co.

''Calle del Concrete No. 1eo,
nmpico, k6dco.
Unos dies- meses estuve aahiendo de Palu-
dimo que me produjo malestar en- todo el
cuerpo, dolores de cabeza y en- las piernas,
marcos. dolores de -cintura, falta de apetito,
melaacolfa, etc.
En- vista de que no me hieieron bien Loo
medicamentos de los tzep medicos { quienB
consulte sucesivamente, tome nueve frascos de
Pfldoras del Dr.. Lovett. que compr6 en- Ia bo-
tica de los Sres. Felipe Gonzalez Hiios, de
esta plaza, y de cuya prspAraei6A tuve COMO
cimento por medic de- mi distinguido amigo
el senor don Fortunate Cerecedo. quien no
se equivoc6 al pondcrArnslas, pues con elias
me he curado de modo radical y permanente
de cuanto be padecido, y dempre agradecere
mi curacion al hospitalario fabricante de las
Pndoras del Dr.. Loyett.
juan B. BoHnBNAvE."
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