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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-09

tation banquet was served in the
gymnasium. The members of the var
ions gym" classes thus manifested
their appreciation of Mr.. Allison's work
and although regretting much to see
him leave the city, will wish him all
success in his new field.
+ Minnesota Lake Tribune: The flner-
al services of the late Albert S. Grover
whose obituary we gave in last weeks
issue were held at the NJ. f. church
Saturday afternoon, and was largely
attended, large number of friends of
the deceased, not being able to gain
admittance to the church. The flowers,
gifts of sympathy from friends and
relatives were many and beautiful.
The pallbearers were Messrs. John
Schroten and Harry Edwards, of Fair
mont, MIMI, Eugene Wheeler and An
drew Levik, of Truman, Mimi, Albert
Sonnek, Jr., and f. l.. Cote, of this
place, all intimate friends of the de.
ceased. Those present at the funeral
! from ont of town were, Messrs. AL
Cory, s. A. Bradley, John Schroten,
Harry Edwards, Mrs. Allen Catlin and
daughter, Fairmont, Mimi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Levik, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.
Cole and Mrs. A. j. Helvig, Truman,
MIMI, Mrs. John Matzener. Iona Lake,
Mimi, Mr. and Mrs. George Sheen
and family of Dell Rapids, s. D., Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Gilbert of Hudson,
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Halves of
/ Mapleton, j. Lester, Mankato, and
Sam Sheen, Jr., of Fulda, MINI.
Right after dinner last Friday
Clyde Benton, the little seven year-Old
son of A. f. Benton disappeared from
his home, says The Mapleton Enter
prise. Not appearing at supper time
the parents expressed considerably anx-
iety and as the hours passed by with
out any information as to his where
abOuts their distress became greater.
They hunted as long as it was light
and way into the night with no sue
cess. The father worried all night long
and resumed the search with daylight
but no word could be secured of the
missing lad. Word was telephoned ont
on the various farm lines and about
nine o'clock the writer learned that
the boy was at the home of Fred
Seefeldt in Medic township. Clyde
started to walk out into the country
and meeting John Munglus told that
gentleman he wanted to go to Mr.. See
feldt's was given a ride so that he
managed to reach the farmers home
toward evening. Not knowing but
what the parents were aware of the
boy being out in the country they
did not send word to town and knew
nothing of lost boy until appriset
of it by their ncighbOrs. The lac
was then sent to town with Bert Stan
gel and delivered to his parents before
the noon hour.
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ROYAL Neiehbor Day.


Lake Crystal Union: Saturday was
Royal Neighbor day in Lake Crystal
Responding to the invitation of Wild
Rose Camp No. $3.50, the Neighbors
from Garden City, Vernon Center, Ma
della and Mankato came, some by
team and some by train. They were
met by petals" of the Wild Rose and
escorted to the hall. After resting a
bit they were invited out to view the
sights of our little town. After spend
ing time in this pleasing way, the
hostesses guided them to our beautiful
lake, where launches had been provided
for ride.
On their return to the hall all par
took of most snmptuous banquet
This was followed by business meet
ing which was most enjoyed; so much
so that the camps are planning great
things for the near future 1t being
train time, Garden City, Vernon Cen
ter and NIanktao were escorted to tine
depot, declaring the Wild Roses to be
the. best OF entertainers.
Madela remaining until $3.50, wher
they went their way echOing the SEN
timents of the other camps.
With all the r. n AS entertained
over one hundred.
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From THURSDAYS Daily.
Notable Family Reunion.

st. Peter Tribune: One of the larg-
est family gatherings ever held in this
vicinity took place at Volk's resort on
the banks of Lake Emily yesterday.
Here upwards of two hundred descend
ants of the Davis and Pettis families
who settled in lie Sueur county over
fifty years ago, gathered and spent the
day in true picnic style. A program
of toasts, songs and recitations was
enjoyed and the time spent recalling,
by many the incidents of early pioneer
days. The picnic was given in honor
of Mrs. c. Parker, aged seventy nine
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pettis.
of Pittsfield, H., DIR. Wells A. Ruble
and wife of Iona Linda, CAL, and
Rev. w. w. Ruble of Alexandria, Mimi
The original members of the Davis
and Pettis families, who settled nere
over fifty years ago, were twenty
seven in number and the survivors who
still reside in this vicinity are S. w.
Davis, aged eightyfive years, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. s. Pettis, aged seventysix and
seventy-two years, Mrs. Louisa Pettis
aged seventythree, j. l.. Pettis, sew
entyf five years; Mrs. Emily Brown
aged seventy two; Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Davis; and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Ruble.
| The direct descendants of the Davis
and Pettis families wno reside in Mic.
ollet and lie Sueur counties, number
number of them were present at the
picnic. The banks of beautiful Lake
Emily seemed a most beautiful spot
for the gathering of the clans yester.
day, as the early history of this re.
gion is replete with the hardships and
privation endured by the early pio
neers, many of whose descendants still
live in the county surrounding its
shores.
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SOCIETY
N. w Phone, 50. Citizens, 2l3.
N. w Phone, 50.
Reception in North Mankato.

Reception in North Mankato.
Last evening pleasant reception
was rendered to Mr.. Jay H. Sherk and
his sister, Miss Laura, who are soon
10 take up their home in Mankato
also to Miss Freda Anderson, who will
go to Eau Claire to live.
The enjoyable affair of last evening
was held in the parlors of the Bet
grade Avenue Methodist church and
under the auspices of the North Man
kato Epworth league of which Mr.
Sherk, Miss Sherk and Miss Anderson
have been prominent members. About
fifty young folks were present and the
time was spent in playing games and
the rendition of program appropri
ate to the occasion. the parlors were
nicely decorated, and during the even.
ing refreshments were served. Mr.
Sherk and Miss Sherk and Miss An.
derson were presented with Bibles as
tokens from the league.
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Pleasant Surprise on DR.. Nutting.

DR.. John Nutting OF North MankatO
was pleasantly surprised, by friends
and family on Wednesday evening, in
honor of his seventy sixth birthday
The affair was total surprise to the
doctor. He was presented with a gold
headed cane bearing his monogram, al
so Il gold headed umbrella The after
noon and evening was spenr IN playing
calds and dancing after which refresh
menrs were served. Ii vas very
pleasant affair
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Wedding Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been received by
friends in the city for the wedding of
Miss Alice Josephine Hubbell, daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. Earl b. Hubbell,
To DR.. Lewis Thorpe Dodds of this
city, which is To occur Wednesday.
Sept. Il, at seven O'Clock in the even
ing. at the second Presbyterian church,
Chicago.
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From fridays Daily.
Party for Mr.. Cummings.

Joseph Cummings was the guest Of
honor at a pleasant party given by a
number of his, friends Thursday even
ing.
Earl King filled in very enjoyable
part of the entertainment by rendering
a number of original musical plumbers.
The Misses Made Way and Sadie
Blake were responsible for the entirely
unique and original program of amuse-
ments INDUCED in. Mr.. Cummings
leaves for New Auburn Saturday,
where he will begin his work as prin-
cipal of the public school.
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Miss Leas leaves in few days for
New York where she will spend the
following year at the Crane Institute
of Music
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r. L. Johnson of Easton was in the
city yesterday.
! Edw r. Parks of Amboy was in the
city over night.
DR.. f. A. Allen of Rochester was in
the city last evening.
f.. p Holt of Curwensvlle, Pa, is
! sojourning in the city.
F. r. Eaton and wife OF Candy were
in the city last evening
Miss Isabel Chesser will spend Sun
day with friends at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alm1uist left
this afternoon for the twin cities.
Mrs. Irene Jefferson of Kerns ia Wis
/ Mankato.
Attorneys Albert Hauser of Sleepy
Eye and H. n. Somsen of New Um
dined in the city yesterday.
Miss Hannah Mountain of Good
Thunder visited in the city Yesterday
Misses liberia and Ethel Alderman
of Mortified visited in Mankato today
r. c. Dalton, superintendent of the
st. Clair schools, was in Mankato to-
day.
l.. F. Charter and wife of Redwood
Falls were guests in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. c. w. Kellogg of Hermiston,
Oregon, is the guest of Miss Bertha
Hunt.
! r. o. Gmeinder of Sun Prairie. WIS.,.
is visiting friends and relatives in the
county.
Division Superintendent William
Wallister of Winona was in the city
last night.
Emery Olson went to the twin cit
les today to attend the state fair for
a few days.
Leon Victor, business manager of
'The Blue Mouse" company, was in
Mankato today.
G. w. Cady, freight conductor on
the Chicago & Northwestern road, is
taking short vacation.
F. f. Reid of Minneapolis spent last
night in the city, and left for home
this morning in his automobile.
i DR.. G. r. Currier and wife from
Kensington, Kansas, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Currier.
Miss Minnie NJ Carr of Sparta.
Wis, visited in the city yesterday.
leaving afterwards for the twin cities.
Miss Ethel Herrick has arrived from
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marriage at two o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. w. y. Jameson performing the
ceremony. The couple will spend their
honeymoon in the cities.
B. T. Monson is taking in the state
fair
5. A. Cook of Marshall was in the
city last evening.
f. p Rutan went to Marshall to.
day on business.
j. w. Sahr of Lamberton was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Electra Byrne of Wells was
in the city today.
Mrs. c. A. Headley of Fairmont is
visiting in the city
DeForest Ward of Fairmont was in
the city last evening
Mrs. V. G. Pickett OF Waseca dined
in the city yesterday.
A. f. Hawkins of Blue Earth is so
iOurning in the city '-'4
\. Whitman OF Good Thunder spent
yesterday in the city.
F. +. Caldwell of Blue Earth was
III the Guy yesterday.
Register of Deeds j. G. Fowler is
attending the state fair.
George GlOtzbach and son of Sleepy
Eye are visiting in the city.
James Peterson of Wabasso had bn.
siness in Mankato yesterday
T. b. Taylor of Mapleton was a
guest in the city over night.
Il. F. Ross and daughter of Garvin
visited Mankato friends today.
l.. \. Olds and F. A. Heating of
Wells were in the city over night
Misses Julia and Petra Rolstad of
Madelia were in the city over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hoff are in the
cities and will attend he state fair.
Miss Grace Brewster leaves Monday
for MenomOnie. Wis, to attend school.
County Auditor Weaver went to St.
Paul yesterday to see the state fair.
Miss Maud Hart went to Minneapo-
lis today to enter the state university.
Misses Anna and Mary Hensled and
Ella Johnson of Chandler are in the
city.
Mrs. c. Seefert and sister of Gar
vim visited friends in the city yes
terday.
W. r. Hammett is spending few
days at the state fair His wife Joined
him today.
Mrs. Ole Lee and sons returned
last right from short visit in the
twin cities
DIR. j. NJ Edwards has gone to In
ternatiOnal Falls on a two weeks va
cation trip.
r. W. FOwles went to Minneapolis
today on business, and will return in
a day or two.
Misses Minnie and Lillian Groetsch
of Gaylord visited friends in the city
Monday evening
Welsey II. Ward and John Stephens
were among the Mapleton people In
the city last night.
Miss Grace Leader of Sioux City has
arrived to pay her aunt, lirs. E. j.
Zimmerman, visit.
Mrs. Arthur X. Rowe and daughter,
Miss Gladys, of st. Paul are visiting
relatives in the city.
John Harter and /. A. Carey went
TO Duluth today on business. They
will be absent few days.
Miss Grace Muir of LaMoure. "
D., arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the normal school.
Mrs. j. NJ Mcconnell returned from
Minneapolis last night, having been
the guest of Mrs. j. s. Young.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. ID. Snow returned
last night from a visit to the state
fair. They heard Roosevelt speak
j. H. Hohmann and Otto Lamn
moved their families in from theil
summer homes at Madison Lake yes
terday.
Mr.. Allison, the, new physical direc
tor of the Y NJ. c. A., arrived in The
city Monday, prepared to take up hi:
duties. "a
City Engineer Wilson left last night
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From Saturdays Daily.
Given a Parcel Shower,

Miss Sarah Haugen was given sur.
prise last evening at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Coy, lis Jackson street.
She had been invited there to spend
the evening, but when she arrived she
found the rooms darkened. Upon be-
ing mshered in, the lights were turned
on, and she found herself surrounded
by twenty of her lady friends. She
was then given a parcel shower, in
honor of her wedding, which is to take
place Monday. The remainder of the
evening was spent with music, and an
elegant three course supper was served.
The whole affair was well planned and
most enjoyable. Miss Haugen is clerk
at j. B. & ID. Richards store Sne is
to marry Roy Sculen of Duluth.
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Farewell Party.

Farewell Party.
A farewell party was rendered Miss
Katherine Leas at the home of her
parents on South Second street last
evening by jolly company of young
ladies. The affair came as a surprise
to Miss Leas who enjoyed the affair
most thoroughly. The evening was
spent in games and social converse.
Dainty refreshments were served and
the girls pronounced jolly good time.
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Miss Anna Jones gave parcel
shower at her home last evening on
Sixth street in honor OF Miss Eliza
beth Riley, Il bride to-be. next week.
The evening was most enioyably
spent.
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Married Today.

Married Today.
Miss Title Beck and Mr.. Arthur
Preston of st. Clair were joined in
marriage at two o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. w. y. Jameson performing the
ceremony. The couple will spend their
honeymoon in the cities.
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Delightful Meeting.
The ladies of the Mankato anxiliar,
of the Foreign Missionary society o
the Methodist Episcopal church b.
invitation of Mrs. Morse of st. Clai
met with their auxiliary yesterda!
afternoon and spent most delightful
time. Nice refreshments were served
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12
ORGANICENos EsTO.


No Se r1ede uegar qlle Is afic;6a
al iuego de baseball se ha desa.rolla
do mGcho en la iSla en estos Glamos
tiempos.
Pero ha de notarse que 81 nc se ha
despertsdo mas entlsiaslao es po.
IA falta de organi zaci6n. cPorGue ro
sc or ganiza una Ligq ii.Spidr &c t1Se-
,6qg3 @ :.-
Esto, al pnncipio, psreeera una
gran coss, cue sin duda costara nu-
.ho dinero, zero 81 se trata a asa..t8
Z fondo, sc vera que por m4y poco
dinero Y con mIv POGO trsnaio. 50
podria hacer una Liga en Puerto RI
TO, que, no cieTtaneafe elsegs.iCss,.
pero despuss de algitts tempo, oeya-
ria ganancias que har4E mas IN
portantes este sport
En- los Estados Enilies kav ms
fonssi6n n0ctoEGl. es.o =. e.era
nime1o De personas que son ios ei,.e
hacen Ias leyes del citaio Iaeec. To-
dos lossfsants que a'ileraii paiet.es. e.
trar Z jugsr e0n meloTes tennEs pe7o
tienen cue i.lsresar en Il. m
misi0n iac.Onsl j rsrar TN tau7.5.
rgisado<e 81 ulisrna tempo. per H.
le.-es d. dleha conaistr.
Esto m se rspi-Ia hace. er Psertd
Rico, p1.q,.e soian.eate peoria for
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CUENTO CORTO.

RI este conselo,
El rescal.or oy6 Ia pregun,a v
puesfo que 10 L faltaba imae e;naci5n
respondio:
-Senor. este pez es I'm feaomeno
muv raro IS de ambos sexos y su
fornsci6n ha hecho equivocasse has
IA ahora los -abios que Sc ocupan
de esa oiencia
-iPor Ia caheza de Mahoma d.jo
e rey rlentlo;-esta respuesta blen
merece otros 1000 denarios. Cue <e
ie 1e, /.
Fl neseador. go,oso, saliz lusta-
mer,a Gel pslac.o. cuando tiro Iii
cenarlo, Se det,.po para recoeerlo.
E,ts avarlrsa h.zo escandal.zsr d
"a Fe.Lai age IL niievo Sc encoleriz6
-steasr paartis comprenaer-
4.le q. rey,-aue u pescador cue
t!eva 5000 Gena-.os, Sc oale para le-
ealtar emo sdlo3 Ese hetho merece
IN e.t.ir~ M.-xt.- xo~
sol.... ~ 50 ,'i.' , i'',s pe:s'Has slSeh
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t,,o - ,s i = 1 1gi..',,.o {. .es, e. cuai
pa-a a:no:.esta:lo c.uelLlente.
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HUMORISMO.

e naquinista de una locomotora
'fati llamado para que entsara una
maqalna en- 81 ainaacea.
De nal humor el hombre monto-
Sc en- Ia loeomotora s.n hjarse que
err. de I'll sisteina que e n conocla,
En1pujo una ralanca hacia IA lzGuler
da, ! Ia loeonotora rartl6 4 gla'i He
locidad hacia el almacen. >lendo
que iba 4 estrallarse contra Ia pared
del fondo, el maquiuista empu]o IA
palanca hacia la dereeha y Ia loco
motra retrocedIo i gran velocidad.
Como Sc alejaba del almacen. el
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CURIosO.-El palacio da Vero-
na. e1l cuvo balloon Romeo enamafo
i Juli.ta el. tiempos pasados, Sc ha
convertible eu III garage para auto
movies, y hoy dla el palacio de Ma
latesta en- Rihini, dnde Sc supone tu
vo lugar Ia entrevista entire Paolo y
Francesca, descrita por el Dante en-
Ia "Divina Conledia Sc Ia conver-
lido en- una fabrica para hacer ma ca
rrones. iLo que va de aver i hoy
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{! cine de Ia plaza.

Para esta noche tiene el cine el ST.
guiente magnihco programa:
eusneion .falsa, (>ensacionaN
Desqroe'n de un ri4do, (comiea
Desnfo del .Wohte des, (dramaca)
Na,ldo desconfado (comica); Peque
ia mecon5qrata, (comiea); Alma de
Teneein. (dra matica); Ell NonMhes,
(dra matical; La Sonora 3 el ares
rug. (c6nnica;
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fanJuan, P. R., stbrs. II, do 1910
IMPERIALISM0S EN- ALEMANlA

In discurso Que pEonunelo e.
Kaiser William de Alenanla en- IN
banquete celebrado en- hosnlg gsoefs
hace algunos dias, ha eau5ado gran
sensation politlca.
En- ese dlscurso el empefador pu-
50 aniasls en- aiirnaar 81 cseeneia oe
oue q rlge a su pals. pof 7nandato a.
ui7ao. Hablo de Ia corona De Prusia
diciendo que le fue entregada pof
"a graeia &c Dios y no nor parlaulen-
1os 8 POI el pueblo. II nnslno tlsm-
80 d!6 un terrible golpe los su.5a-
glstas del pals, hacienda vaIlas ala-
stones d 50 causa. La pleasa cue en-
general esta en contra de las opallo-
nes del monarca, ha dlseuudo y CO.
mentado pgotusamente 81 oiseosso
de su magestad. Los peHodlc1s de
Berlin, al clomentarlo Sc retleIen ! "a
crisis polirica de l9os,ocas.onada POI
I'm snterrlrp cue tuyo 81 en-petaao,.l ,.
con el "London Daily Teie grapn
en el cual Sc publiearon palaoras 3se'
Kaiser que leyantaron nuehas eease
ras entire sus conlpatrlotas.
Varios periodicos han llanado Ia
htencior acerca del caraeter consti-
tucional del RENO de Prussia, y pre-
dicen cue el discurso real tlaera uns
discussion acerca de Ia poslclon cons
titucional del emperador, cuando SC
reuna el re,chst1y, en- Novlembre. :,
Ell Tneg1iche Rpndschau, perlnd'
co favorito de los elementos oflela-
les dice que el s.scurso del ha!sel
slgniflea tormenta Porque ailade e
diario-el e,npere lor el'5e este nfo'af'a-
to pora 81 5asel.rso que p'e11tfa 49,
raentae ai,a ii. slaef5r a'st5-n1 1r1Iqitt-
'cd.
FL ofgano de Ia nol7leza. & Dents-
she Tages.eitung, aprNeha poT con-
pleto el discurso del Kaiser. IL Lo-
cal .4nzeiger, llama Ia arenolon a
deseo del emperador de que el pue-
plo coopere con 81 y haee nenclor
del hecao lie qne q Kaiser pronun--
ci5 el dlseurso en- q palscic en- donds
los reyes pruslanos ersn eorona6os
En- e rlisno sltlo, en- I.ay'o de tss1
diio el Kaiser: Nosotfos loS Hoheh-
solFerns totnan1os nueStta foroan aef
+147t
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Chocolate :, % .';a;s's aS'za:7n 1s'. ms. :,
nos y psrsonas d4bs-
les. II 1854 en- !as merien daa do
Versalles-ya se consumia 81 cho.
colate como alimento principal
Todos los que usaa nuestro choco-
late gozan da buena salud. EN-.
p!eamos azucar de Ia, class yea.
Gao superior N. sobrino y Ca.
san Juan, Tetuan a.. Teleiono
l28. ?. 0. Box 1863.
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seciones 4 los diferentes teams, como
hacen en- los Estados Unidos, en-
beneficio del sport de base-baa en-
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12

e. uord. 10 casa Ca lle de Ia
DG YGllut Cruz No. Peal lado del
Hotel Helvetia, sin 90
rredores. DiEiiirse 4 Carlos Cid,
h.u.~u.- Hotel Palmer. Gale
M0ydgutL de Mendez Vigo No.
a. Muy oerca dal
ierrocarril. Ra7os d toda, horas
Habitaeionos ventiladas. Servicio
q Ia cartA Alumbrado electrioo y
timbres en- todas habitacionoa Ta.
lefono No IS, Habitaciones para
a.gentes vsajeros, propiss para exhi.
bic ZONES oe muetra. Teletono
no. %. No. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12

maqulnista de nuevo empujo ia pa
lanca haeia IA izquierda y la maqul-
ma alranco con furia hacla el alma
zen. Una vez mas movie el hoT bre
Ia palanca J retroecdio Ia loeomoto-
IA.
Fl portero del alnaeen que pre-
senclaba Ia nan!oba, dlio entonces:
-Pero bruto,, Porque no metes la
maquina en- el alnlaeen9
Ell b1uto eres tl!-contesto el
aauinlsta-He conse guido meter
Ia dos yeces. sPoraue no cierras la
puerta ando Ia tengo adentro?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12

UTIL.-Las manchss de tinta en-
la caoba Sc quitan aplicandolas con
un p;ncel de pelo de- eamello, acldo
nltrco dilatado. Cuando la tinta en-
pieza 1 desaparecer, SO frota 10 mas
vivamente possible con un trapo mo-
iado en- agGa fra,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12
Fernando PascuaI.
Cslle de Cells Aguilera. No l6
esquina a San Juan,

fAIARDo t.ERro Rico. Tiene
constante existracis de Novelas Gs
torss clases +. !e los susorez de mas
anna. Precios auy limitados- Ven
fs tamb;er - CORRESPONDENCE.
eiariamen,e 4 centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12

cido esta b!ecimlento La Sultans"
San Justo y, nldquinas de coser de
ma agnitlcos modelos. Por muy po-
cos dias Sc ofrece essa buena opor :
tunidad para las tamilias que de.
seen obtener una maquina de tAcl
manejo y de titles lendimientos.