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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
Wonders Of Jupiter.

IL Jupiter were cut up into 1000
pieces each would be larger than the
earth. All the planets together do not
weigh half as much rs Jupiter. Only
the sun surpases Jupiter In size 4
Year on the planet Jupiter IS equal to
twelve of orr years. Jupiter rotatcs
on It's axis in less than half the time
OF the earth. but because Of the plan.
cts enormous size the rotation speed
Is much higher. While the earth
travels seventeen miles a minute, Jupi.
ter travels l6G miles q minute. If
Jupiter turned ON It's axis little faster
It would burst, rs some tlyWhecls DO
when they exceed safe speed lupi-
ter may I've regarded either AS decay
Ing sun or n developing earth, lie
has not yet had time to cool He IL
4 great globe Of gaseous aud molten
matter, the ,mpst extraordinary planet
III the entire solar system. mRochesler
Post Express.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
Eat Less; Do More.

A fat nation Is no good. Lean ma
lions accomplish things. We should
eat less and think more, have smaller
girth and larger chests, less on the hip
and more on the thorax. have fewer
potatoes at dinner and more books
after dinner, more exercise and less
chewing. A strong person can subsist
on little oatmeal and philosophy and
outwalk, 0uttalk. outthink, and in ev-
cry way Guido the person who travels
the long route from soup to. nuts and
goes to sleep afterward as an anaconda
full Of sheep or monkeys might. Life
10 lean affair Of hungry appetites and
ambitions. Then they stimulate to
earnest performance. The regeneration
Of the American nation begins at the
dinner table. We need stoutness IN
soul not soutness in fat. Eat less and
do more. Grow more above the neck
and less below the stomach. Chicago
r'-tsS,,na
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

Graphite, says the Scientific Ameri
can. is not Il lubricant, but an aid to
keeping bearing in good working or
der by filing up the minute IRREGULAR
ties of the shaft and bearing and pro
ducing a beautiful polished surface
and in this way reduces friction. To
get this result only Il very small guam.
tity Of graphite is necessary, and If
too much Is applied 1t simply collects
in wads ana defeats the purpose in
tended. 1t follows that the proper way
to use graphite successfully Is to mix
thoroughly n small quantity with the
lubricating oil at suitable intervals and
not to apply 1t continuously, for when
the above mentioned polished surface
Is formed It win last quite lons time
before requiring renewal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

Miss Nellie Sheibel. of Kankakee.
is visiting with relatives and friends
IN this city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Claus are re-
joicing over the arrival OF baby boy,
born Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Gladfelter re.
turned to their home in Chicago after
a short visit with Ottawa relatives
Emmett Kelly. student of the Notra
Dame University, is home to spend
the summer months with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ii NJ Kelly, of east
Ottawa
Milton and Miss Mary Morrlsscy. of
Venton, Iowa, are the guests of OF
tawa relatives and friends for few
days.
Miss Catherine OConnor returned
to her home in this city after spend
Ing the past few days with relatives
in Venton. Iowa.
Supervisor Simon Geiger of Peru,
was an Ottawa visitor this afternoon.
Patrick Cassidy is transacting bust.
ness in Morris this afternoon.
Mrs. John Collins and daughter,
Irene, of Yorkvillc, were Ottawa visi.
tors this afternoon.
Edward Hall was Streator visitor
this morning.
John Morris transacted business In
Pontiac and kankakee yesterday.
A. s. Johnson. of Streator, was an
Ottawa visitor this morning
William Murphy returned tn his
home in Chicago after brief visit
with Ottawa friends.
Miss Oledine Wood, who attends
Oberlin college is home to spend the
summer vacation with her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. George r, Wood, of
Center Ottawa
Emmett Moran, employed at Charles
Geiger's grocery, is enjoying his sum
mcr vacation
Joseph MaLain of Peru, was an OF
tawa visitor last evening
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
BOY SCOUTS CAMP
AT STARVED ROCK

Edward Davey, accompanied by
thirty Boy Scouts of Farragut Troop.
Joliet, arrived yesterday at Starved
Rock. where they will he encamped
for week.
The campers took the 3 o'clock car
out of Joliet to Ottawa and from
there went to Starved Rock, where
they pitched tents and opened camp
Mr.. Davey, who has been in charge
of the physical training work at Far
ragut school, has recently been APP
pointed scout executive in Aurora
Following his return from the camp.
ing trip, he will go to Aurora, where
he assumes his new duties July l.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
MORE SIGN UP FOR
INDUSTRIAL BONDS

The Industrial Fund is steadily and
surely growing. While there were
not SO many contributions yesterday,
$1,000 were added to the list so the
fund is just little short of the $50,
900 mark. AS the old saying is "A
rolling stone gathers no moss
To the names published in yester-
days issue should be added:
Geo. w Reed q Co, Andrew Tally,
A. d. Simon, w. J Dwyer, and the
Mueller Electric Co.
The names of yesterdays contribu
tors were,
Bulger & Koenig, Carmichael a.
Forbes, Chas Heinrich. Morey Rob
erts and Fred l., Jones.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

Flag day and the last meeting Of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs James Reddick spent
the week end nj The home of Mrs.
Reddick's sister Mrs. J A. Yocuum
west of town They were over night
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Glenn preparatory to their visit
AT the Yocuum home
Margaret, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. jay Naughten, who was taken
last week 10 nr testers hospital in
Streator for treatment, is reported rs
some little improved The little
girl has been suffering for some time
with her eyes, which naturally made
her general condition very much run
down. We have for very much bet
ter news as the days go bye.
Gladys, the little three years old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moody
Rowe, who reside north of town. was
the victim of very painful accident
few days ago, while playing in the
yard, the little girl stepped thru a
pane of glass cutting her foot severely
necessitating number of stitches TO
close the wound. However, while the
little foot is still quite sore it is do
ing as well as could be expected at
this time.
Master Willis Sutton spent Satur-
day with Harold Yocuum west of
town.
+ Mrs NJ. G. lfodgsOn entertained at a
family dinner on Sunday in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. James Reddick, who
soon leave for their home at FIT Dodge
Iowa.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral OF the late George Ma.
gle, who passed away at his home in
Grand Rapids township Thursday
morning at .Si5 O'Clock, after an i'll
ness of some six weeks from a com
plcation of diseases. Mr.. Nagle was
born in Grand Rapids township about
g. years ago and followed the vaca
ton Of farming for many years, after
which he retired moving to Ottawa
spending his time between the two
homes lie was married about IS
years ago to Miss Carrie Kuhn, who
4 with 8 children, sons and 5 daugh
i ters, are LETT to mourn his departure
I He is also survived by two brother
i Richard, Of Grand Rapids, and Henry
< of Ottawa, and two sisters, Mrs. FL
I len Casey, Of Ottawa, and Mrs. Jennie
I Gull also of Ottawa. The burial took
/ place Saturday from st. COLUMBIA
/ Catholic church. where services were
held and intermcnt was made in St
/ Columbia cemetery.
w. 7. Rinker is erecting a modern
now crib on his farm just south of
town. Il. NJ, Crosby has charge of the
work
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

At one time, some twoscOre years
ago, some EnElishmen proposed to dig
a canal on the northwest coast of AT.
RIGA. south Of Morocco. to admit the
waters of the Atlantic into the Sahara
desert. 1t was argued that great
inland sea would thus he created and
that ocean vessels might steam into
Africa and pick up cargocs along the
western Sudan. This fine idea was
based upon the prevalent notion that
most of the desert surface was much
below sea level. 1t was discovered
later that most of the desert stands
high above the sea. The French, who
have been the greatest explorers Of the
desert, have corrected other false IDEAS
about the desert. The most conspic-
uous and persistent of these errors has
been the notion that the desert is
vast area Of sand. The Frcuch have
proved that this is not so In fact, only
about one-iifih Of the Sahara Is coy
cred with sand
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
s1~~usssuSSSsus
0 GRAND RIDGE AND VICINITY Z
. sxssssssSs s1us

q q q q = . e. - 4 e q = - .
Prof. Foley and family returned to
then home at Sugar Grove, after a
short visit with village friends.
Mrs Myrtle Duilan and children, of
Dodge Center, Mimi. is visiting with
relatives in this locality at this
writing
c. d Rainier will erect garage on
the lot purchased of the A. r. Hays
estate located east of the +. W New
man Grocery. ON Main street.
Mrs a. X Lehr was a passenger to
the county seat on Wednesday.
F. X. Hook was a recent buiness cal
Ter in StreatOr
The Standard Bearers of the M l..
Church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Il, ?. Wakey, southeast of
town, Friday evening, June -. Every
one is welcome.
! Miss Rena Suedaker of Burlington
avenue, attended the annual meeting
of the La Sale County Musical AS
soeiation at the Park Presbyterian
I Church, Streator, last week "a ban
quet being the feature of the evening
and an excellent program was rem.
tered both afternoon and evening.
/ Mrs. A. c. Baldwin has returned
I from Chamgaign. where she had gone
I to attend the commenced exercises at
the Illinois University, her daughter,
Miss Margaret being member of
the class
/ Henry Hermann has rented the
Forest Jones property on Sylvan ave
nue. and moved into the same the past
week
Nazer +. Moss has returned from
Peoria, where he was looking after
business.
II has been reported that c. A Por-
ter, daughter, Miss Irene and son.
Kenneth. also Mrs J. M Cora. are
contemplating trip to California in
the near future. The former has a
brother'in-law at Los Angeles, win.
Mrs. Cores daughter, Mrs Metcalf
also is in Los Angeles.
/ Miss Mckay, Of Williamsburg, Pa.
/ vino have been teaching in the Chi
cago University for the past year, has
been y guest at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. +. K. Hook, and other
relatives.
Mrs. NJ H. Crawford was hoste a
her home to the ladies' of the y. A. K.
( There were about twenty ladies from
Streator present, coming by autos.
The meeting was opened by the retir
ing regent, Mrs. tlWOod Mulford, she
turning over the Office to the icomine
regent, Mrs lncz Strife The ID. A. T..
voted to form Red Cross auxiliary
Of the Streator chapter of Tie Red
Cross. They also voted to take q Lib
crty bond and to take one French or.
|
but is maintained by the Streator ID.
A. II. After the business a program
was rendered which consisted Of three
violin solos by Miss Carrie Lewis, Of
Grand Ridge, accompanied by Miss
! Mildred kcelcr, OF Ottawa W. H.
| .Hinebaugh delivered a splendid adj
dress On citizenship every feature
of the program being highly apprc
ciated BY those present. Refresh.
mcnts We're served The following
ladies were hoStcsses: Mrs. NJ Ii.
Crawford Mrs Whiting, Mrs l.. G..
milford Mrs Reeves, Mrs Olson
Mrs Kline, Mrs Price. Mrs G. H..
Williams, Mrs. Tobias, of Strcator,
Miss Jeanette IIolemau OF Dwight,
and Miss Mable Crawford This was
very pleasant affair for all; il was
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
PLUMBERS TAKING
EXAMINATIONS HERE

Five plumbers are taking the exam,
nation today for a master plumber
certificate They are r. j. DoOlcy and
John McNultz, Of La Sale, James
Campbell Of Princeton. Walter Piper
of Peru, and Richard Wolfe, Of Spring
Valley.
The examination is being given at
the city hall under the direction OF
master plumbers Milton Weis and II.
j. Hughes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
The Red Cross Society.

Remember the progressive supper,
given by Unit No. / of the Red Cross
Society Tuesday, June 10 The pub
lie is cordially invited Show your
interest in good cause and attend
Those wishing transportation to and
from The bluff notify Mrs, w, r. Stan
ton Autos viii leave from west side
of court house for 25c each way.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

The bill Of indictment preferred
against John Bunynn ran thus John
Bunynn hath devilishly and pernicious-
ly abstaincd from coming to church 10
hear divine service and Is common
upholdcr Of several unlawful meetings
and convcnticlcs. to the disturbance
and distraction of the good subjects of
this kingdom, contrary to the laws of
our sovereign lord the king" He was
convicted aud Imprisoned twelve years
and six months.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her
Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for
CfstOria.
When she became Miss, she chung to
IA Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them
Castoria.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
OTTAWA MEDICAL FEES.

The following fec bill has been
adopted by the Ottawa Medical So
ciety:
Day calls. 7 n. III. to 6 p. m, $500.
Might calls. 6 D. M. to 7 a. M. $500.
Country calls, first mile, $500, and
500 for each additional mile. Night
calls, fifty per cent extra
Obstetrlcal cases, see to $40.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
Attention.

Autos taking guests to the pro-
gressive supper Tuesday evening
must use the La Sale street entrance
and leave by the Columbus street one.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
Society Notes

The progressive supper for the bene-
tit OF the Red Cross Branch, this even
ing, promises To attract a large mum
Der. The first course, soup, Will he
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
@C. 5 Reed Tine second or meat
course will be served at the home OF
Commissioner and Mrs. Walter b.
Palmer. The desert coures will be at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Leland. Following the desert course
dancing and cards will be enjoyed.
Supper will be served from $50 to Z.
Auto service will leave the Court
House for those caring to do their
bit" for the Red Cross by attending
the function.
Announcement has been made of
the coming marriage of Miss Linda
Scherer. popular west Ottawa young
lady and Charles Benson. of Blue Is
land The date of their marriage has
not been announced.
. s, y
Members of the Eastern Star are
being entertained this afternoon at
a card party given by Mrs. j w.
Fetzcr and Mrs. Joseph MegalIin The
party this afternoon is the last that
will he held until September.
4 q =
Arrangements have practically been
completed for the katzenjammer Club
dance, Friday evening, June -. at
Starved Rock pavilion. Seelig's saxa-
phone orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music. Moonlight wales
ard several other novel features will
be introduced.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

FOR RENT Seven room house with
all modern conveniences. 1l6 First
avenue. South Ottawa, or phone 929-L
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

WANTED experienced girl for
general house work, Phone 2SSL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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FOR RENT Modern house at 1903
Ottawa avenue; fine location. Cal!
G. G. Werner or J. o. Harris
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
DOS INDIVIDUOS CAEN DE Uf
DO. Y UN 20 FISO RESPECTi-
VAMENTE.

Dos individuos fueron llevados al
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital,
anteayer en- IA tarde, 'unos diez mi
nutos despues que el otro, como re-
sultado de haberse caido, uno del 40.
piso de IN edificio Y ell otro de Ia es-
calera del seglndo piso en- otra casa.
Sin embargo de Ia altura desde dem
de ambos cayeron, ninguno fue gra-
vemente lesionado.
Juan Gutierrez. IN pintor residen
te de n casa numero 100 de Ia Gale
y. San Marcos, mientras t-abajaba
en- c! 40 piso del Liberty Mills Bull
Iriinc. entire las GALES de Colnal Y Mo
rales, cay0 4 Ia calle. L. policia lc
recoei6 en- INA ambulancia lievando-
ie : Que Sc lie prestara Immediate
~atenci6n medica correspondence pu'
diGnGose yer que NJ estaba
her.do de gravedad. Diez minutes
desDues Sam S. Milan, de Ell Paso, fut
M-yado al Hospital en- una ambulan.
Gin, Milan cay0 de una escalera quo
hay = Ia espGlda de una casa situa.
da en- Ia "a. cuadra de Ia Gale E.
: Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
n

e incenGio ocurrido & las 9:i5 dc
Il ncche de antier, en- Ia asa name
70 62l de Ia Gale de Austin. de ! .
rue son Hroriestarios Max Y Harry
Eossei, cause daEos pc vaio" &c de
cs-c& de $500. e edificio Al cu2l cs,
tin coatigUos = :ie@da De 25a,roccs
= IA dc -opa &c Hasssl Brothers, sc
halla ocupaGo por vna casa De ass
tenciaz. e. incs2d;o Sc origia6 4 IL
osra!da del cdisicio, pero no Sc die
ron cuenta los residences De II caea,
sino cuando habia tornado "a alg n
incremsnto. Las p&rdidas eXrces2d.s
cstan c~ubiertas por q SECURE. TAM
bi6n el Parque Eitct-ico fpa presa
de las ilcrnas el lunes en- la tarde. pc
70 solo =ufri6 Ggeros danes. pues =
sicmpo Sc sofoc6 el Euego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
FL GRAN LUNCHEON De Hoy
EN- Ell CUNTER.

Segda les cutierlos qle han slao
r~esorvaslcs az eH = tardc para 2!
luncheon civico que 5endrd lu@@r hoy
en- ei Hotel Cuater 52io los aaspi-
cirs de IL Real Estate Bead. Sc cree
cue mas de 200 comenza!es asist;~:n
q citado luncheon. Mas de zoo .nvi-
1acio~es Sc han crviado ! p~ro@linen-
,cs Aonbrcs de negocios del Mere
' del Este, que So hayan aaorG como
.tu.issas en- San Antonio Y toGas eliAS
han tenido una rcsPuesta s&-isfacto-
ria. Tambian 80 hombces de negocics
re Mexico inyiJados Ultimamen1e han
cceptado tcdos, sogdn {! S~ceretario
Georcc Van Camps &c Il citad2 mesa
Ji-cctiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
EG3O = IN jCTE2IA.

Cnos iaGrones s. j0trodujeron nor
"a p.rt2 post-r;or de Ia S. Rao's Gil
rio ard Jcwc,cy Store, 800 &e ID PA,
q del Alamo. eI LINES en- Ia noche
Sc robaroa IT cieato 0 mas de az
t;cuics de jcyer.a, REPRESENTATIVE M
-alc- d@ ca.c2 dc $500. e rObo fut
dcscuoicrto aver Ell Ia mamma : Il
nylic;a coGe@"6 en- segusla, Z 10Y
nal Investigation, pcro sin tM.to To-
rav:a. Los articGios ro5ados inc!u-
yen SO alfiieres de orc de differences
class, 2ulssrss. valuadas de So a s.
cada una; entire 30 Y 80 pleas dc
adcruo para el pe:n&do ertve las cUa-
les nay &esde $0.25 hasta s.; 20 is
voles pare sombrero de So . 50 de
cos,o Y ) prenjedores lie cam&feos,
v&!uado caja 'aro en- S25.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
COLLISION EN- QUE ESTJYO :
PuNTO DE MnRIR IN OFFICIAL
DE Ia POLICIA.

e. poIicia A. !. Kohr escape de la
muerte milagrosamente ante2ver. a.
choca- en- IN auto Q ST mCtoeic.o.
siendo arrojado de su maQuina contra
ell aparador de ma tienda que hay En-
Ia esauina de las GALES Concrete Y
Santa Maria. kohr regresaba de "a
Gale de Austin, 4 donde habia ac1dIdo
con motive de m incendio cue hubo
ali. Q iba para Ia Estaci5n &c PolicIa.
cuando al llegar al sitio donde tUvo
lucar e. accidentc. IN auto G1e i5a
con una velocidad dc cerca dc veinti-
c;..o millas por hcra, le Sat!5 nj en-
~cuentro. a~rroi&ndole en- condolences
ave no Sc concihe como pudo que3ac
vivo. e sareento Bacon, Que VIC Ia
velocidad que Nevada 81 auto, dice
cue no era meHor de treinta mi!las
Dol nora. e. conductor. cucndo vic
10 rue hahia pasado, detuyo 81 ca
RIO a una distancia de treinta 0 Qua
ren5a pies del sitio en que hab;a t.
2i5a Iug2r e! choGue. Sc lc co2dujo 4
Ia Estaci6n De oolicia prescat&HdoSe
er 81 contra cl cargo ccn$;@cier,te )
q ccnyino en- que habia S;Go culna-
BILE. oero en- se~1li3a Sc lc dejj 81 l.
bertad. mediante una fi&Hza que Sc
ie senal6. para qae Sc ~9rescn52ra cvs-
pucS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
H;zCocIo QUE PRCGREsA.

Nuest-o compatriora el senior Ig-
nacio P. EEzordo. ACADIA de irtrodu-
cir import&ut@s moioras e. IN BIrbe-
ria Victoria de su p~roncd&d, ubicada
- q No. Us >, Nor:S DC u NverGda
lie Santa Rosa.
DicIo esta5iecimieRto cIe2ta ano-
ra cen nuevo mob;liario y con IN
magaifico servic;o de banos, por 10
rue Ct selo- Elizondo tiene IA segu-
ridad de quc 50 &arberia' cS Il de
les r~1e;orcs cstab3ee;m;entos msXica-
nos, en- su genera. de San Antonio, '
Ge3ca que Sc conveMzan de clio los
mexicanos, ~haciendole una vista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
Noticias de Ia Ciudad
UN 2I.ANISTA MEXICANO EN-
SAN ANTONIO.

Despues de una gira trianfal POI
Jas principaleS ciudades de Mexico,
al joven pianista Antonio Gomez An
da ACADIA de arribar q San Antonio,
de paso para Nueva York y La Ha-
bana, en- busca de Ia consagraci0n
que dan los laureles conquistados
fuera de las fr0nteras del pals natal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-07
causerie" de
Zamac<is
ImDrcsiGnes d. su vista 4 Puerto
Pico)

Pico)
NADIA ms insarcsante nj mas Sill
gestivO, cue Ia forma Sencilla, des-
nuaa de teatraiidad, falta dc gesto5
dram&ticos, tan natural, tan familiar,
con cue Zamacois hizo deSfllar an
te rosotros, en- n mas intima char
Ia salpicada &c anecdotes, IA vida
diar;a de los %randes hombres que
! Ilen2n actua.mentc l. historic de Es-
paIa. V III paIte, del mundo, o. suS
grandcs produccicnes.
Pas6 mas de una bora dcliciosamen
tc. fclizm1ntc, en- ia que Ia palabra
: el cinema de Z~amaccis, nos deja-
ron m momeato yer Ia vida De! eyre
sio don Bcnito Perez Gald6s, que con
sus ockcata Y tartos amos, picnsa aln
en- Hear = Ii cscc"a II ~interesaate
nove!a de Dona Juara Ia Lcca... &c
an.,r; del 5u@a viejo de los episodes
. de MariaMel&, de G!o.ia, que COMO
: carinosamcnte dice el autor de "El
Lacayo," Y 'Punto Negro" es hoy
cumbre en- t.do el mundo.
! pas6 Ias?H"s Ia figura lcsenda
ria de ioa Ramon de- Vale IEc!an.
cuyo romb-c, como su cStilo, pare
&c sonar q noesia, Y cuya vida intima
estl tan Lena de picantcs anGcGo-
! tas e. Sin q~ucrerlo, Al contcmplar su
rostro azc&tico : Sis CLOS inQuictcs y
81 5arba poblada, r~ecordamos el SC
neto dc Ruben. Este der Ramon del
Ea!:c lnal#n ne iaGuieta'...
Y ell hermctico Jose Martinez Ruiz,
cl &c "ClHsicos y MoGeraos" cuyo c.
Ito scb.;o, iiMnido, nlcno &c ideas,
re. alta \, o~bscYTaaor. al c~r!tico, cue
f~racasa rrctyndicrdo h&cer n move
in de ".Ant2nio AZorin', que sin PIE
tcnsiones dc scr novclu es IN libro
admirable de observation Y ~autodisec-
ci0n
I Ct de7orador dc librcs que eS a
-. ,.a. ;,.o..r,o,sihla noyaIoGor do
-:Ctsa- 0 Na3a" y la Casa de Aiz-
cc,rjn. oye }a trasp!aHtado a sus il
bros Ago dc las nicolas de Navarro,
D,psto Gre DOE 81 cstilo V sus tendcn-
r;as g ton cytraHo Y tan personal,
20 p,roia 81 i~nscparablc dc hzo-
rim = q, o2neroso so1a,.or de una Es-
no79 r,ava. con mucho riego Y uu-
chos arbo!es...
!! tratar de TRIO, ell novelista for
midahle a1c Giviriz0 Ia carne, Ia o
,;c, "cassc,n." So ycl6 de emotion. :
nos b;4o ,,.,o b~ove ~alocucj6n en- de.
faosa de- ia onra admirable del autor
la IA A!t;sina" Y Las Evas del
paraf,o". : ouien pinto como un buen
nadre. rn buen amigo V IN Gran ca
ha1Iorc
Ia v;Ga dosco.yuntada del genial
corto~ re !, bohamia. Emilio Carrie
70 cor+ada en- forrla tan familiar,
ton s;n..aro t.n afactuosa. como 10
s.ce y,r..oo,s nos yce:ierda Il de
..,.,, gr.rd,y ;~nnonios. icuaIr,c-te
a.t,,,, -, ,-;I, = ;ora1r,ar+a ms
,,:,.I.. 40. I,s ,,,sos r, ii,s+~,.
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NACIMIENTO.

Ell ) del corriente, 4 las 800 =. III,
Ia sonora Ninfa Jimenez de Marti-
neg esposa del senior Valeriano Mar
tinez, do = luz q IN robusto ni3o, en-
su habitaci5n, No. 726 de Ia Gale de
Colima.
Tanto Ia madre como el reci6n na-
edo Sc encuentran en- perfecto esta-
do de salud.
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cuando retrata a Ia fani!ia del Eel
monte reLarao, mientras aquel lidia
VI toro, pinta el alma nacional es-
pamela, LENA de misticismo : &c bra
vu-a... Tanlb;en agrad0 mucho 4 Ia
con"arrencia dicha segunda parte de
"a ~interesante causerie.