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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
WALTHAM,

Walter Colby, who has been helping his
father haying, has returned to his work in
Bar Harbor.
There will be a sociable at the town hall
Tuesday evening, Aug. 2, to defray the ex-
penses Of repairing the church.
The work on the church is finished, and
there will be services there Sunday. An
invitation has been extended Harry Rowe,
rising young clergyman OF Lisbon Falls,
and former pastor here, to officiate at the
opening service. The church has been
thoroughly renovated and painted inside
and out, and new steel ceiling has been
put in. Mr.. Wilson, of ellsworth, had
charge Of the painting.
July IS. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
ISLE AU HAUT.

Mrs. Bessie Baldwin is here visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. ID. Turner.
There will be social dance at Revere
hall Tuesday evening. Music by Mad
docks Trio, Of Rockland.
Capt. Alfred Pettee spent Thursday
night here in the harbor on his yacht.
He sailed for North Haven Friday.
Capt. George Sawyer, OF the Eastern
Steamship Co., arrived here Thursday to
spend his week OF duty visiting friends
on the island.
There is quite large party Of summer
visitors on the island now, and with driv-
ing and sailing they seem to be enjoying
themselves immensely.
July 25. G.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
MARRIED..

DUNHAM-YOUNG-At Ellsworth, July rs,
by Harry l. Crabtree, esq, Mrs Mary G Dun
ham to William H Young, both Of Ellsworth
HoLMES-THORSEN- Ellsworth, July %,
by Rev r B Mathews, Miss Helen Louise
Holmes, of Ellsworth, to Pearl Thorsen, OF
New York.
MDONALD-EATON-A Deer Isle. July %,
by Elder N Ames, Miss Louise Mcdonald,
to Isaiah NJ Eaton, both Deer Isle.
WILCOMB-CHA AT Bar Harbor,
July %, by Rev A NJ Macdonald, Miss Della
Wilcomb, of Hull's Cove, to William 7
Chandler, of Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Ar July 20, sch Ann G Stuart, Rockland
Ar July 20, sch Lulu w Eppes, Rockland
Ar July %, sch Catherine, Weymouth
Sid July q, sch Ann Stuart, Searsport,
slaves and heads, Howard Moore.
Hancock County Ports.
Franklin-Ar July Is, sch Lizzie Lee
West Sullivan-Sld July Is, sch Robert Pet
tbs, Boston
Sid July "a, sch Chas H Tricky, N Y; Mary
B Wellington
Ar July Is, sch John Bracewell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
Fill SWORTH WARMLY WELCOMED THE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE SATURDAY.
The President Spent Twenty-Five Hours in the City
the Guest of Senator Hale - Reception at
Hancock Hall Saturday Attended
Church Here Sunday.

PRESIDENT Taft was the guest OF
s.n.tor Hale in Ellsworth from Saturday
s.arpoon at $50 O'Clock, when he arrived
~ his special train from Bangor, until
sunday afternoon at 40, when he again
boarded his special train to rejoin the
presidential yacht Mayfiower at Mt.
Desert Ferry.
In larger sense the President was the
rrsst OF the city. for though, at the
.pecisl request of Senator Hale in accord
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
SEAL HARBOR.

The Seaside hotel Is full.
Mrs. Edwin Jordan is very i'll.
Fred Cummings launched his boat last
week.
Miss Dora Dyer, of Bangor, is here for a
few days.
Fred Cummings and family have gone
to Mt. Desert Ferry for few days.
Misses Carrie Babbage and Bertha
Clapp, of Portland, were here over Sum
day.
July %. MELvINA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27
POOR, FOOLISH WOMAN

She Is trying to improve her complexion by
blood. II she does not read this, tell her.
some one. that Lanes Tea, the great laxative
and reguletor, moves the bowels each day,
driving out all impurities from the blood and
and dealers sell Lanes Tea. 25c. package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb io--Katie
Polta came to New York from Aus.
tria when she Was rs years old.
There are girls in every Ameri'
can city leading lives Of shame,
who were made victims Of the
same secret organization that led
Katie 20 the United States for a
career OF sin
New York was katlo's field. and
she was turned over TO a man who
led a lie Of ease. while she sold
herself In the streets and gave him
the money she received
One day she WAS found dead Ia
her room The folks og the under
world gosslped their suspicion that
she had been murdered because
she refused to longer supper, her
master
Bot katle's death may nos be
without good for many other girls.
because IL was her funeral that led
% the discovery Of great orgaui-
nation built upon the sale OF girls
and women
The funeral Of Katie was so large
that a detectives interest was
aroused lie found that Il was the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

S. fine that had filled the mourn
ers' bench Hut whyi
Because there was an association
ostensibly to see 10 the care in ~
ness aud the decent burial after
death OF its members It's members
were the girls of the streets and
the men who live upon them
The association supplies funds
There are lawyers 10 hire and p0
lice protection To pay. and political
contributions to make. and Hobbies
70 be financed Aud all these &C.
tiyities we're cloaked under the
benevolent scheme of giving the
poor girls decent funerals
That's why Katic's funeral vas
= large one Each member that az
tended helped swell the crowd. and
30 advertise the osteualblc and Dc
cent end Of the society Each mem.
Der who failed 90 attend paid s..
and this viii SO 20 lawyers and
policemen and politicians 80 that
there may be always now supply
Of katieU for the society to bury.
All % the facts ~ this Asaocla.
tons work are now In the hands
Of John ~ Rockefeller. Jr.. Who
heads New York Grand jury
which Is investigating the white
slave EVIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
Listen, You SOngbirds Who
Would Go to Paris to Study
Mary Garden, Who Had a
Terrible Time of il, Says
You Should Have $500
When You Arrive and
Be Sure of $500 a Month
for Three Years.

II you're an American girl with \
voice and an ambition 10 make
that voice your career. by all means
80 60 Paris 90 study Paris likes
Americans, and chances Tor success
there are good but
Don't go 10 Paris 10 study unless
you are sure Of having s90n IN your
purse when you arrive and cer
talnty ~ an income Of $500 per
month for three years. which are
good four years. hetter-or best,
five years
That a. Mary Gardens advice TO
American girls who would be song
birds She has told the story o.
her struggles ia the French capital
10 an interviewer. and she warns
American girls that the way 20 sue.
cess does not lie along the path
she irod
The Mary Garden who now gets
g. 600 a nlsht for singing and who
rides Ia the Manhattan opera house
In her own luxurious automobile.
was once n hungry foflorn Mary
Garden. walking the streets Of
Parts. half mad with poverty and
shattered hopes
That was when she WAS a2 Her
patYoneaa In Scotland haa with.
drawn her patronage because ~ the
slow progress Mas Garden war
maklag IN gaining recognition. and
the Girl. left stranded resolved Ia
die 81 hunger sooner than return
home with her pride iraiiins IN the
mud
nut sihyi eandcraon. then having
a brilliant success. found Miss Gar
den and rescued her from her
pllsht Later the girl got her
chance
Every penny oi the $500 per
month he eirl wiil need Faid
Miss Garden IN the Interview She
must live at = good boarding honse.
for she should never BE permitted
o. lose energy thFouEh pnof food
and wretched surroundings
She should have enough cloth.
ing 80 keep her warm on cold days
and cool on warm DAYS sud 10 keep
Ter lDuhfnE veil
she wili need money FOR cabs IN
stormy weather. % that she will
not risk her voice by exposure And
n anything happens e. the voice
she must BE- able 10 50 10 the beat
physicians 10 b. treated
She must be able 10 engage good
teachers and she should spend ne
least three years IN preparation BE-.
fore she ventures before che public
a. a singer Fcur years are bet.
ter Five years are best nut
three Years are Indispensable
There u chance fof American
giria with voices M Parts There
Il demand for them Tier beanti
ful voice and manner and even her
face are appreciated there Paris
likes nothing better than an Amer.
lean singer
And 80 ny advice 10 American
gifl singers IL. Re practical Cah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
HIS HAIR TURNS
BLACK AT SO YEARS

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. ii.--Ar.
mold Reimer. 50 years old. ls at.
tracing more than ordinary inter.
est here. because after having had
white hair for 40 years. his shaggy
locks are now turning black
Reimer has been a seafaring man
for six decades lie has travelled
the world over mary times.
Early last summer he was leased
by friends for having grease pots
In his white hair lie began 10 CT.
anime his silvery locks and found
that the dark spots we're the result
of natural growth Of dark hair.
Nov. after six months. the old
man declares bis youthful days are
returning Physicians are unable
10 account for the queer properties
OF Relmer's hair. and say similar
cases are rare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

had the surprise Of bis life when
he reached the farmhouse ~ the
treasurer Of District No IN WI
Hams township
Upon the auditors demand 10
see the books and money. Treasur.
er George Forster whipped his
horse into gallop and disappear.
cd lie returned with his brother,
in-law. both armed.
Win hsH hands held hlEh above
his head they marched the auditor
into the house and the treasurors
wife was directed 70 count the dis
trics funds under the eyes OF the
visitor and bis guards.
Il was not satisfied with his ere.
dentiais and thought he might be q
roober. said Forster. explaining
the episode
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

The Salvation ARMY e eoEaaefihe
. uidwinirr revival campaign At tie
No hall urn and Whnhlnrinn
sin II viii eeutinus Until March
Inclusive MsetlnkH Wiii ~ held
every night except Mandayn. 81 s
9 w Sundays ~ ~ M , n1h
g. ut rises lai alssaArfs have trsn
secured for The seftss SUNDAY Feb.
rasrt u starr cartain and AIRS
MheAhee wiil conduct gh. ssrvlra2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
Hats Reblocked

straw. Panams. Milan and other
kinds % braid. bisaehed dyed rip
ped reserved and reshaped lnto lat
est spring styles Pricemf Most
reasonable
MODEL MILLINERY PaR4oR4
ssT Peoples usak nuftdfa4
saa.~t--Maln fale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

foolish people tgru your heads
Go "a Paris 10 study II you
can. bat wait until you hAva
enough money for your expenses
for three years n you haven't u.
u must b. guaranteed fn sou. 80
that yon Will suffer NO diaappolnt.
meat. AZ ! did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

A political meeting will be held ~
the Odd Fellows hail a. Fremont
this evening The proposed amend.
menta 20 the city charter wiii b.
discussed pr. Ronald Strath viii b.
tho PRINCIPAL speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
WHY KATIE'S FUNERAL
WAS WELL ATTENDED
Because Dead Body Was Used Screen Behind Which
to Plan to Secure Live Girls Body and Soul
THIS CARD TELLS WHY

New York Independent Benevolent Association
nrotherYoa requested attend the funeral Of our de
sister Polta which viii Wednesday
O'Clock sharp from the morguc For not auendng 81 fine
J.. SCliLfFKA, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
AUDITS BOOKS AT
POINT OF PISTOL.

BAY CITY. Mich. Peb. II.--Au.
citoF Ernest Cameron. for the state
department Of public instruction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26
PROGRESO URBAN0 EN- MAYAGuEz,
El mayor Riera Palmer es-
ia p'ocediendo a la re-
paracion de varias obras
municipales
COnocidas familias Sc ausentan
para Europa y Estados Uni.
dos.
Denuesfro report,r en- viaie.

Denuestro reporter en- Vla|e.
Abril 26...De Mayaguez sal
dram Ell breve para San Juan
con obieto de emprender viaje
a Europa conocidas familias
de esta ciudad. Los senores
Rafael Barleta y Domingo
Passi, del comercio de la
ciudad, son de los viajeros.
La bella y distinguida Sc
horita Antonita Quinones es
tambien una de las viajeras
que pasara por San Juan pa
IA tomar el vapor que la ha
de conducir a Estados Unidos
y Europa.
Sc estan hacienda obras de
reparacion del pavimento en-
la calle de Mendez Vigo y el
alcalde senior Riera Palmer Sc
propone seguir ocupandose en-
10 possible de las obras publ
cas- de la ciudad.i
Ha estado aqui de paso
ell senior E. Biascoechea co
rrecto empleado del cuartel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26
CONFERENC|A EN- BARCEL0NETh. !,

temas verdaderamente cienNGcos 10
bre diversos ramos del saber; reunien
dose unas Glen perssx.as 6scir ~ Goa
ferencis en- 10 cual demostr6 que po-
see conocimientos de historic. de geo
grafia y hssta de economic politics.
Ell jovencito este es I aTtidario fer
viente de las doctrinas de Allan kar-
dee. Sc extendi6 en- este puuto ha-
blandonos extensamente del espiritis-
mo, p: :esentandonos Cristo COMO 81
modelo mas perfecto, estando subline
al tratar del amor, la pat J Ia frater-
nidad, que debemo, poner en- practica
para que baya entire los hombres ese
verdadero amor que Sc arraig en- los
corazones y torma hermanos, sin odios
nj rencores.
Delfin reside en- ell barrio de Flori-
da y carece totalmente de recursos,
teniendo el prop6sito, 81 las almas ge-
nerosas 10 syudan, de irse & eau Juan
8 Ponce para ponerse bajo 81 trata-
miento de un buen oculi ia.
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URbAN0
EN- FL PAUL"
En- aquel caserio Sc han
constr uido varias
residencias. j
Las novenas de Mayo Sc
ven muy concarrldas
por hermosas damas.
Ell estinsble jeven Ramon Diaz
del cenercis de Naraliits,
contrsje matriMsRie CON una
distingaida s6asrita.
De Duestro to1resnoasal

Hatillo abril %. par estar 60
zando de una licancia Ell Or. Roure,
desempena las fune;aDes de O62isi
de sanldad :ntariao IN medico que
reside en :zaaeia.
Per ell rsprosentante de la So
ciedad que Va a construir aauf la
escuela de artes y o6cios, cuya pri-
ner piedra coloco el ilustre Brayan,
ha sido llamade 4 San Juatn, el Lcde
Felipe Sanchez Goytia. No Sc in
torma cuando regresara.
A una distinguish Srta. cuyo
nembre s>ntimes no recordar, uni6
su suerte en- dfas pasados el estima-
BILE joven Ramon Diaz, comercian-
te del barrio Naranjito y hermano
del Sr. del m{smo apellido que per-
tenece & la razon social Andres
Garcia y Co. de Arecibo.
Mucha felicidad en- SUI nuevo es'
tado Sc desea a los contrayentes
Ell caserio & Ell paul. progresa
bastante Sc han edifcado varias
residencias particulares nuevos es-
tablecimientos de pulperia Sc han
alberto recientemente ALI, y en- la
panaderfa] del senior amigo D.
Francisco f. Alfonso Sc elabo-
ra buen pan.
Con el fin de recolectar fon-
dos para celebrar con pomps las
novenas de mayo, sali6 anoche
visitando todas las casas un her
moso bouquet compuesto de las
Sras. de Romeu y de Cassnovas,
las Srtas. Casanovas, de Arce,
Gambia Gonzalez y otras que no
conocemos. La que nunca toma
parte en- comisiones esla ilustra-
da prosesora Dona Loraida Garcia ),
cuyo valioso concurso todos, esti-'
mariamos. divide, tan distingui-
dos e'ementos 10 que sufrs6 con
motive de la reception de que fue
objeto Mr.. Brayan y venga aayu-
darnos con su coraz6n altruista y
su cerebre plet6rice de ideas.
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Ptsfts Rico en- Me|iNa.
Solo San Juan y Ponce
contribuyo con 53.575
pesetas.
Lo recaudado en- esas dos ciu-
dades es mayor que 10 de
Manila, Santo Domingo, Ar.
gentins, Ecuador y New York.

En- la ista de colectas hechas en-
Filpmas y ell continente Americana
para ayudar q Espaha en- su cam
paha de MeliAa aparece San Juan
con N.6S2,2 2,25 pesetas y Ponce con
1888 26 que hacen un total de
3,575, so pesetas.
En- solo esas dos,ciudades ell to-
tai recaudado fue mayor que el de
Filipnas que aparece con "a ,43S.
Argentina 1S,0S5, Santo Domingo
5,742, Costa Rica con 1000, Quite
con 266 y New York con 5S5.
Como en- La colonia espanola en-
Puerto Rico hay numerosos contri-
buyentes, es evidente que tsta ha
dado una prueba de amor a su
patris.
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4 expiaI sus eltTaVios.
Miguel Vargas, autor de la
tragedia de Puerto Ar
turo" diez amos de traba.
JOS forzosos.
Landelino Ortiz, honicids con-
feso, la misna pena que Mi
gQel.
De nuestro correeponsal

Ponce. abril 24.-Han sido con-
- denados en- Ia corte de distrito por
el juez Mr.. Foot, los siguientes acu-
sados que fueron declsrados culpa-
bles por el jurado: Miguel Vargas
que di6 muerte a Pedro Gonzalez
en- Ia cuesta de Puerto Arturo
termino municipal de Yauco, y que
ell mrado 10 declare cul lpable de ho-
micidio involuntario, el jueE 10 con-
demo 4 diez ahos de preside CON
trabajos forzoso. Landelino Ortiz
que Sc eonfes6 culpable del delito
de homicide, fue condenado tam
bfen q diez aiioe de preside con
trabajo ferzoso.
Ell hon. fiscal Lcdo. Pslacios Ro-
driguez, hs ordenado Ia hbertad de
Pedro Rodriguez Matey, que So en-
contraba en- Ia cancel por supuesto
delito de instigaci6n perjurio a un
testigo de un juioio que Sc celebr6
contra Mignel vsrgae, el fiscal ha
sobreseido dieha causa
Corlos Milan sali6 de la earcel
d1spues De haber cumplido tzss me-
~ por alsenx h psA
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--Hara mas 6 menos dos afioe
que en- BAyaney Sc podia conprar
terreno hasta q 40 cts. y hoy 50 en-,
cuentra POGO 4 20 6 25 dollArs. Con
tan 'justi6cado motive, a4uell Va,
cinos, muchos Do les culles crefaaI
morir en- Ia miseria despues Ct
habfan sido ficos, ertal dsaa1
esperanzas. -. ,'xt - - 20 I
-Informasenos, que un amiga
nuestro Sc gan6 la friolera de ciens
to treinta dollars en- I'm dc compran.
do en- Bayaney 10 cuerdas do tie.
rras en- S 10Y vendiendolas en- 200:
Personals activas haran 81 agostd
eA 81 referido barrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26
3 s. les da-dicen-la
Ii1portancia que Sc.
debier a. Ill.,
Sc refiere a los numeros
del programa que tratan
de la exhibicion agricola.
En- ese acto demostrarian les
puertorriquehos sus apthu.
des J lebsriosidad.
De nuestro' oorrespousal.


Abri1 26. DE lamentar es que la
prensa local haya tornado con tan
to indiferencia dos actos que fgu-
ran en- el programa de las fiestas,
los cuales por 81 solos, uno por Ia
scendencia practica Y Ell otro por
10 patridtico podfan constituir un
pncioso programa. La exhibici6n
.ds odnctos agrfcolas, ,donde el
Y licultor podra yer Ia crianza de
II Ip gsasanos de soda, 10 ca
i,els. del pals etc: u nuchos etros
prodnctos tcultivades en- IA escuela
de agriculture de Mayaguez con
arreglo 4 procedimientos cientificos
siempre tiene que ser interesante y
STA ESQ Sc af1ade la conferencia prac
dca por cuatro de los ilustrados pro-
fesores de aquella escuela que ha de
,reportar & Nc dudar benefcios ala
agricultura local, considera mos de
importancia estes actos y no de II
So para los demas pueblos de Ia is
Ia, como hay quien supone. Y en-
cuante al acto patri6tico de desig-
mar Ia calle del Rosario con el nom
bre del patricia Francisco Gonzalo
Marin J colocar Ia Apida que re
gallo 81 gobierno de Cuba, para que
fgurase en- una de las esquinas de
dicha Gale ostentando el nombre
del invicto arecibefo, no conside-
ramos tampoco, sea I'm acto que
pueda ser criticado por el resto de
Il isla, - hermesa idea del uno y 10
noble de II etra no pueden estar
sugetos 3 una ontica que seria in
iusta,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26

les y maestros inspectores en-
n1mero de 80, Durante el
dia Sc celebraron las sesio:les
en- ell editicio de la High
School, terminando la confe-
rencia por la noche con I'm
banqueta
FL doctor Dexter fu6 & Pon.
ce atravesAndo Graa parte de
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UNA Central
lin ~ fs r.
EN- RLRhlEI
La iona agricoh d
Hatillo &nultiplicar.
su riqueza. !.
Elementos Dc psebada ini
ciativa prqparan les ns
cesarios elen1entos par,
tai fin,
I'm lete do 10 cuerdss, csnpr@
das en- s -, Il sigaislts II
fae veRdiaa psr 5 zoo.
BE rueetro osrresponsal.

Hatillo asril 25. Han estado q
dias pasadss en- el barrie de B4ya!
ney de esta jurisdiction, los Sire,
Fernando Iedesma, Sebastian ri
guerea y Eduardo Gssrgetty, col
el rrepasitc as comrar terrsni
y haccr Rreiiminares estudios part
naontar en s1ae. aarrio ulss central
Va ell Sr- 1<,desma ha cenpraM
unas seisc,s!S.as caerdas y 81 81
Georgetty la csmis;en&tie ~ea
mismo fin ). Don Iumasshlo Hicheh
antique y rico propietario de aque@
La region.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26

Ia isla a caballo, yendo dl
este modo de Ciales hasta Pd
nuelas en- donde tom6 Ell tre]
para Ponce. Ell viaje atravea
dc Ia isia dud tres dias,
ragrt,o de Ponce ell domingo
Ell au1Om6vil. :
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Regeso del comisio-
nado de instruction.
Asistio a la conferencia de
maestros en- Ponce.
Fl doctor Dexter atravese gran
parte de la isla, q caballo.

FL domingo regres6 el Co
misionado de instruction de
La conferencia de maestros
inspectors, de la parte occci-
dental de la isla. que tuvo
lugar en- Ponce ell sabado pa
sado.
La concurrencia estaba com.
puesta de maestres prinoipa.
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general de la policia, que re-
gres6 ell lines a San Juan.
Esta enfermo de cuidado un
nino, ell nnico. de los distin-
guidos esposos Feliu-Ramirez.
La virtuosa y bella senori-
ia Carmen Sanchez Chayarri
muy estimada en- los circulos
sociales mayagiiezanos abaa-
donara en breve esta pobla-
ci6n para realizar en- union de
familiares suyos un corto via
lea Estados Unidos.
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Ell orador es el joven
ciego de 19 amos, Ra~
mon P. Delfin.
Desarrollo temas cientifi-
COS con admirable preci-
sion y clara lnteligencia.
81 ,jovep Delin piensa venir q
San Juan a SemeterSe a I'm
trstaniente para YER 81 rece'
bra 81 vista.
De nuestro corresponsal.

AbriI 25.-Hemce tenido Ia satis-
facci6n de dspartir algunas horas con
ell joven Ramon Perez Delfn, chico
de 10 amos, q lleva dos de halIarse
ciego, y nos di6 gusto oirlo desarrollar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26
cia de Puerto Rico"

cia de Puerto Rico"
"Anoche a las doce falle.
clio Ell Lcdo. Augusta Pasarell
y Rius. juez de Paz de esta
ciudad. Ha causado profunda
pena esta sociedad. Esta tar
de a a has cinco Sc efectuara
su entierro. Detalles por CO.
Ereo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-26
DUEL0 EN- PONCE.
FL Lcdo Pasarell. juez de
Paz aquella ciudad en-
trego su alma a Dios.
Tan infausto aeontecimiento ha
calssdo dolsroSa impression
allii

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