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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The State Independents, who have
been hitting dizzy pace lately, will
take on the l NJ. 5. Sunday at Brook
side diamond No. / at 3 80 p m. STAINS.
bury, hero of n recent one-hit contest
will hurl for the States. with Clemens
on the receiving end Out tot town games
are now being booked. Managers want.
ing games with real ball team should
address Pete Schwinn, 1921 East Michi-
gan street or call Webster 1882.
The Ferndales are looking for game
for next Sunday afternoon City or out
of-town clubs having an open date are
requested to address the Ferndale Ath-
letic Club. King and West Tenth streets,
or call Belmont 0690.
The Garfield Recreation Department
girls and the indianapolis Glove Com
pany girls win meet in a baseball game
at Garfield Park. diamond No. /. Mt 3 80
next Sunday. The park board has made
arrangements to handle a large crowd
It will he a fun ulne-inning contest
/ Traffic Officers Owens and Curren will
umpire.
The haywood Grays will play the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars at haywood
Sunday. All haywood players are re-
qucsted to be at the ball grounds at 80
p. m. For games with the Grays call
Belmont O442 or write w II. Burk 1872
Reisner street,.
LAWRENCE, Ind. June 21--Lawrence
defeated the Selmers here, 10 2 The
Southern Grays will be the attraction
here next Sunday. Games are wanted
with Fortville. Upton and Markleville.
Address r. c. Yorger, Lawrence, Ind.
The Hoosler Cubs, a local colored team.
wants July dates with fast State teams.
Call Lincoln $685.. or address Claude Pc
tors Ind
The Talbotts were forced to cancel the
Lourdes A. c. game for Sunday as an
other game had been scheduled previ-
ously. aA
The Arsenal A. C defeated the Indiana
Travellers at Broad Ripple, Il to 4.
Behnke Of the Arsenals allowed the
Travellers only three hits. For games
with the winners address Arsenal A. c.
Nineteenth street and Arsenal avenue.
The Indianapolis Minute Men win play
the Pilot Juniors at Brookside No 1 at
u 80 next Sunday. For games with the
Minute Men call Webster 1925 and ask
for Jordan.
State teams desiring fast, clean opposi-
ton are requested to call Webster 1880,
or address Fl. Jones, 1881 East Tenth
street. New Palestine, Lawrence, Avon
and Danville take notice. The month OF
The indianapolis Spades are booking
games for July and August with fast
State teams. Frankfort, Shelbyvllle,
Greensburg Muncie. Upton. Noblesville
Rushville, Hope. Madison and Anderson
take notice Address S. NJ. Dean, 240S
Brookside Parkway, or call Brookside
1926.
The Lincoln Highways a colored road
Nluh &c wit bOnt q for sunday
July 2 and 4. Fast State clubs are
wanted for the above dates. Frankfort
Marion, KOkomo, Newcastle. Bicknell,
NOblesvilIe and Lebanon take notice. Ad-
dress H. L. Coleman, care of Denison
Hotel barber shop.
The Meldon Club defeated a picked
team. to 8. The pitching Of Jones and
the fielding of Klaiber featured. Next
Sunday the Meldons will play Martin
Parry at Garfield No. Q For games call
Drexel 1000. All players are requested
to attend the meeting tonight.
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A. B. C.s Win Shutout

CHICAGO, June 21.-The indianapolis
A B. Cs. made 1t two straight by de-
Carr was in Sreot shane holding = the 10
losers to FIVE scattered hits. B. Taylor
led Mt bat with three hits. The AS. play
the Detroit Stars here today. Dickie Kerr,
former White Sox pitcher who was to
appear,
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this dive. As you reach the free end Of
the board, spring from the board as high
as possible As soon as you reach tina
top of your spring, bend at the hips, and
rapidly revOlve the body one and one
half times strengthening smartly just
before entering the water head hrst with
the arms straight over the head, aid the
fingers and toes pointed.
(TomorrOw--The standing back dive).
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
Woman Golfer Shines

DEL MONTE. Cal. June 21.-AIiss
Doreen Kavanaugh, California State
and southern California golf cham
pion, today IL the holder of a remark
able record OF 70 for the Del Monte
course. Playing in n fOur-baIl match
Miss Kavanaugh yesterday went out
In ~ and in 81. Par for men on
the Del Monte course Is 20.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
Titles Handed Out
by Commission Do
Not Satisfy Fans
N. Y. EdictS FORGETTING XII
bGne's and Wilson's CroWnS
Meet Public DiSapprOUal.
BY DAVIS ] WALSH

NEW YORK, June 21.-Because Amer
lea is a country Inhabited by people
who prefer TO see a man die with has
boots on, It is not at all likely that the
divorce Of Johnny Knbane from his
featherweight title by me New YORK
State boxing commission, will be 0c-
copied by fans, even in this State.
The fans will not, in spirit, be a party
TO a transaction whereby a man loses his
championship by forfeit. The only way
fighter can suffer definite loss OF
his title is TO be painstakingly leaten
out Of It.
Suppose, for example. Kiltane should
engage Ia bout with some young CON
tender in State where New York edicts
are worth dime a dozen. suppose, also,
the said contender should knock John
for a packet of invisible hairpins. Is II
likely that the winner of a Dundee Frush
bout, designed by the commission to
come Into the title by forfeit, would be
recognized over the man who beats the
real champion! The nays seem TO
have it,
Eventually, Johnny Knbane will
emerge from his storm cellar to do bat
tie in defense of the title. Then, II Kill
bane has really slipped as far as popular
theory would have il. or If the challenger
is man enough for the job, we will have
made-t O-yOur-measure champion, not
hand me down.
As for Johnny Wilson, who faces the
same arbitrary treatment at the hands of
the commission, we can only say that
Wilson was ever an immederate laugh Is
a fighter. but that he deserves some CON
sideration. at that. He Is being pushed
headlong into a match with Harry Greb
IN spite of the fact that, having Leen
suspended in these parts for six months
he is not altogether fitted for the ordeal
Wilson should be allowed to take on
few bouts of minor Importance before
being tossed into the pit with Greb.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston postponed; rainJ
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis al New York.
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HurIs Perfect Game

SIOUX FALLS, $. u. June ell
Pitcher Jewel of Garrison, 8. D.,
hurting for Ellsworth. MINI. against
Linsmore, Mimi, twiriesl a nO-hit,
no-run game, In which not n man
reached first base against him He
famed eighteen In succession. Ellis
worth winning. to o.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
FRUsH, DUNDEE GET READY.

CLEVELAND, June 21.-Tommy Nc
Glnty. manager of Danny Frush, feather
weight boxer, Tuesday signed articles
with John F. Carney, Brooklyn, n T.,
promoter. to meet Johnny Dundee in a
ffteen-round decision bout at Ebbett
field, Brooklyn. Aug. II, advertised for
the feat herweight championship.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
Net Schedule Today in
City Play at Hawthorn
MEMS DOUBLES AND SINGLES

2 O'clOck-R. Bastian-M. Kohu VS..
Munro and partner. Dixon Sagolowsky
vs.. Rupert Adler.
3 O'clock-Bushman VS.. Starbuck, Bur
dick VS.. Crane, Mckay VS.. Mayer. Crane
and partner VS.. Mitchell and partner
O'clock-Kipp VS.. Yliet, Appel VS..
@erkle, Skinner and partner W.. Mckay
Appel, Buschman Hare vs.. Allen Rich
ards
O'clock-Kipp- Hoag VS.. Scidenst icker-
Sefdensticker. Mayer-Zerkle VS.. Starbuck
Ehlers. F. Bastian- Burdick VS.. Horn
Ankenbrock.
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s
Has a chance the talent?
of in the
In respect the major league have true The
ave temper nosed he
a
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KHBANE WANTS s75. 600.

CLEVELAND. June 21-'Ill fight any
man in the world in my class If l get
my price" said Johnny Kilbane, worlds
featherweight champion, today. Il got
s65, 900 for my fight with Danny Frush
here last fall. l am willing to take on
any contender for 900 with the priv
ilege of 80 per cent of the gross receipts,
but as yet I have not received bonafide
Offer
Kilbane laughed at the attempt TO for
felt his title by the New York State box
ing commission.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

Ken Williams annexed his eight
zenith homer, q shot beyond the right
field stands, during the general ex-
element of the Browns f-to-3 vic
tory over the Athletics Hauser, a
pinch hitter, duplicated the blow
later in the game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

Anna Ruth Haworth. bye; Frank
Byrne, bye, Emma Bohnenkamp vs.. Nj
Ram Fay, Lavina Fisher VS. Margaret
Wolfred, Rosemry Bosom VS. Helen
COOPER. Caterine Dobson vs. Mrs. H.
Troutwine. Irma Adams. bye; Dorothy
Stevenson. hva
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YALE-HARvARD: RAIN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 1.-THE
annual Yale Harvard baseball game was
stpOned Tuesday because Of rain. It
viii be played Thursday afternoon.
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Breaks Records at Bat and Box Office

Bate Ruth does It break
1--WE rd ser trout
absence
of
the American League
of of Detroit
ny
Williams left handed batter
equally big disapDo to the OF
the
o. its rat
10
to date ndt the possibilities
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Davis Cup Matches

LONDON. June, 21.-Lowe of Great
Britain, defeated Colombo of Italy, in the
Davis cup matches today, by the score Of
Al az and 80
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
DnrrI n& Lid nnnnlla

- n atAA n Thu -lIElsA FVN17s
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
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Mrs. Mallory Repeats

ROEHAMPTON. England. June 21.-In
the third round Of play in the Roehamp-
TON tennis tournament today Mrs. Molla
r Mallory. Of the United States, de-
feated Mrs. Drasfeld, 6-l and 90,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
BIG LEAGUE STUFF

The Tigers contiued to run amuck
in winning their eighth straight game.
In fact, as Irving Cobb would say,
they ran terrible muck, beating the
Red Sox, 8 to 8.
Johnny Couch made the Braves lay
down. holding them 10 two hits, while
Red Sox, to 8, Tuesday.
After biithely tossing of eight
straight, with Ruth In the lineup,
the Yanks finally won n ball game,
without him, G to S, over Cleveland.
Sam Rice contributed much to the
downfall Of Urban Faber and the White
Sox. 20 Is, starting the Washington
Senators OF on their winning rally in
the thirteenth and roaming about the
outheld for glittering catches. lie hit
safely on his last five appearances at
the plate.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City ........ OlO coo OOO-1 6 2
Toledo -..-.-........ OO1 COL O1"-5 0
Batteries-Dawson and SkiG; Bedient
and Kocher.
Milwaukee ........ 100 200 310-7 IL 0
Columbus ........... OO1 900 00O-1 s
Batteries-Schaack and Gossett; Rogge,
Sanders. Snyder and Hartley.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

Fistic fans will get a chance to see a
pair of hard battlers in action Thurs
day night when Anthony Downey of
Cincinnati, clashes with Bob Devine of
Chicago. at FIT. Benjamin Harrison
These boys are light middleweights and
are noted for their willingness to mix it.
They will battle in the main event of the
evening of ten rounds. Three other
bouts are on the program, a semi -windup
of eight rounds and two prelims Of six
roundst
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
Jews Of the DAY IN - THE SPORT WORLD 80
BILLY EVANs SAYS
EUerybody Interested in Major Races

Is Of series of
of the major
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reid.
Thirteen innings)
Washington %. 600 40 100 900 "a IS +
Chicago 1890. 200 COL $50 900 O-6 10 .
Standardization. Zachary and Char
rity; Leverette, Hodge, Faber and
New York .......... Ill 120 000-g II 0
Cleveland .....-..... 200 600 O2l-J 13 1
Batteries-Bush, Jones and Hoffman,;
THE. Morton. Bagby and o'Neill, l..
Boston ........... OO2 O10 2So-s IL I
Detroit ............. 113 100 500 y 8
Batteries-Ferguson Russell. Karr and
Ruel; DausS and Bassler.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati ......... Op0 O2O O00-2 I 0
Boston ......-....... OG0 600 600 l
Batteries-Couch and Hargrave; Fill
lngim, Oeschger and GOwdy.
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn rain).
Chicag go Philadelphia, rain).
est. Louis-New York. rain).
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Wells at Columbus Again

COLUMBUS. Ind. June 21.-Cllfeord
Wells, coach Of Columbus High School
for the past year, has signed a contract
for another years work at the school. 1t
was announced Tuesday.
CROOKED CREEK SHOOT.
Parry and Slinkard tied for first honors
In the Crooked Creek Gun Club shoot
Tuesday, each breaking forty six targets
out of a possible fifty.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

minneapolis Louisville, raln.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

Philadelphia ........ COL OO1 co.'s S 1
st. Louis ........... 10 O23 00'-7 II
Batteries-Harris, Eckert, Nayio-, Var
rison and Perkins; Vangilder and Seye-
reid.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21
BY ALLEN RIGGIN,
Olympic Fancy Diving Champion.

The one-and-o lone half somersault IS
one Of the most spectacular among fancy
dives. When first trying it. IL is apt to
make a person a little dizzy, but this
feeling will soon wear away.
A good, hard run is absolutely essen
tial to the successful performance OF
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

The haywood Grays will play the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars at haywood,
Sunday. All haywood players are re-
quested to be at the ball grounds at 1 80
p. m. For games with the Grays cali
Belmont 0442 or write w. II. Burk, 1912
Reisner street,.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

'Batted for Jonnard In the seventh
St Paul .................. 100 203 001--6
indianapolis .............. 600 003 f0N-4
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

Manager Hendricks called his athletes
into session at Washington Park this
u orning for a get-togethCr meeting and
talkfest over plans for big series with the
Millers opening tomorrow. The Tribe
players are wild TO get back into the lead
and believe they can do ii Z they get half
Of the breaks Of the game
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

for next Sunday afternoon. City or out
Of town clubs having an open date are
requested to address the Ferndale Ath
letic Club. King and West Tenth streets,
or call Belmont 0690.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

The Garfield Recreation Department
girls and the indianapolis Glove Com
pany girls win meet in n baseball game
at Garfield Park. diamond No. l. Mt 3 30
next Sunday. The park board has made
arrangements to handle a large crowd
It will he fun uine-inning contest
Traffic Officers Owens and Curren will
umpire.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-21

LAWRENCE, Ind. June 2f--Lawrence
defeated the Selmers here. 8 70 ? The
Southern Grays will be the attraction
here next Sunday. Games are wanted
with Fortville. Upton and Markleville.
Address Il. c. Yorgcr, Lawrence, Ind.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
lnpOTtaRtB AudiRnCia
PibIiea

: Hoy, a las diez de Ia maiiana, Sc ce-
lebr6 en- Ia Tesdrerfa de Puerto Ri
go, una audiencia pdblica ante Ia
Junta de Revision e Igualamiento dc
Propiedad, con eli prop6sito de or a
Ia Asociaci6n de Productores de Azd-
car en- el asunto relacionadot. con la
petfci6n. de reduction de la valoraci6n
de la propiedad, particularmente Ia
Ealoraci0n de las propiedades d6tlieai
Idas Ia 81 industrial azgcarera. Sesfr
los informes que tenemos, Il dicha au
Idiencia concurrieron los mas impor
tantes productores de azl1car y terra
tenientes de esta Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
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tarnents q los EE. W


l',anls' marc l:s22s-C Ciertos perlo-
:slieos fEsnceses cstaA eptregados q
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
.AaA AMari0 Morales.

cr6dito sobre Alemania. Ningdn pals
consentirfa en- I'M 'dratamiento se6ae-
'jante'
Andre Tarlieu en- q lillevo pcri0-
dice De cIe,nenceau "L,Echo Natio,
nalg dice 10 iRismo. En- llil editorial
de gIpsseQEuRnas culpa a les Estados
UnilIoSs.s v . los iinancierps amerIcanOs
de easi tOdas las calamidades existen.
ties eiI Eiireps. 4
g. As Estadqs Tnidos saben perfecta
smente sNle no oodemos darIes ounce
billdns de frances de ofo aserta, y
terihfIla dicicndo el proyect0 para
Ia cepsolidaci0il dc Ia deuda, es alb
surdp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
Ell SIR. sAMPOL EIBARcA PARA
ESPANA

Para Espafia embarcara en- el tra-
satlantico sAntonfo Lopez, nuestro
buen amigo don Juan Batista sampol.
propietario del acreditado Hotel Ca
ribe'', de esta ciudad
Ell Sr. SampoL, que es, tan popular V
estimable en- esta ciudad, 1Iare- la. fri9-
lera de diez amos que noySisita, a-su
pals y ahora pieaisa apermanecet eh Fl,
una temporada de tfes o cuatro me
ses5en Soller, para despu6s trasladar-
Sc a Franeia ri pasar Ali s3alglhas Sc
manas en- I'm balneario. 4. ~
Ell Sr. Sampo1 nos ,ha informado que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28

de vestir; Ramonita Acevedo, un San
Jose; Teresa Quinones, nn volante te-
jidO a horquilla; Angelina G. de Quino-.
nez, una prenda de vestir; Blanca de
Ia Rosa, las medias de noyia; Pepfn
Chaves, perfumerfa Flor de Amor;
Fernando Domenech ysehora, una boz
|nita sombrilla de seda v ambar; sefio-
Titas Abfeu Diaz, in reloj joyero y
|staTjetero de plata; Miguel Guevara Y
senqra, un bonito centric de mesa y un
frasco loci6n Larigan de Cotty; seflo-
rita Esther Gonzalez; un par fioreros;
senorita Josefa Gonzalez, unas panta-
Has escudos; senorita Maria yassa-
lilo, las ligas v panuelo de novia; se-
nora sslAllr6ra gvda. de miranda, dos
prendas de vestir de seda; don Fede-
rico Schomburg y, sonora un precio-
50 vi artfstico abanico de rnarfl; Este
Ia B, de VassaIlo, una prenda de yes
tir de seda; Eduardo q. Gonzalez y
geHora, un bonito juego de cafe con
nckustaciones doradas;; Emilio Con
zalezt i'm convoy de cristal u plata;
|Sddia Olivia Yda. de Martinez, Guasp
e hijad lnF Bhlto de viaie v GAIA polvos
Getty; Fernando Yumet VI familia, un
ttarjeteros ssde plata; Monsita de Wa
rTen, un bopito peinador de seda y ca
jaf de pannelos; Jose "A, Vargas, un
iiBro titulado Ell anna de casa; FL
def MARTINEZ y sonora, I'M bonito aro-
letero de cristal y plata; familia Mar
tfnez Mattel, arOs de sewi1letas de
plata; Francisco, Mercedes y Carlos
Lluch, un convoy de porcelana; .Tota
vda. de Llueh, un bonito v artistico jo-
yero; sehoritas Salicrup, un Undo ra-
mo de. flores; Lcdo. jose E. Benedicto,
1njuego de tocador; Dr. Benigno Ra-
nfre4 {, .hiias, nm artistico regalo.
Tarhkien hicigron esplspdidcs rega-
los. dEEboA@, Fianeisco Hernandez Y
enurA GaAdida B. de Jfmenez, Bea-
eriiz i Aide Ferrer, Maria Florido, Die
go Gesjzalez ]. senCra, Pepito Otero,
CasiIdN Guevara, Trinita Ruiz, Petra
Gnsvsth, ConsdeI5 Gonzalez, juan
MoncISEa y fanHliS, Virginia Arroyo,
JoaquAa L. de Ia Rosa, Gloria Ware
Ia, Eduardo Gardona, Georgina Rannf-
rez, FAusta yBlasi Paoli, Mercedes Y
Maria aoli, Alexandra Lugo y sonora,
NalentiHa de RUIZ; seforita Fidela
Manguai, Julio Osvaldo Abril y Asun-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28

.DESD Dill IA
SuT1tlIosa boda en Isabella

fauete, dada en- sil lnorada, POE el pres
Etigioso eoHperciante Y buen conlpaT
Etriotat nuestTo don sJose Gardona RI
'Equet tEsp distinguida esposa doha Ge-
Enerosa QueXedo de Cardona Piquet,
ltios de Ia novia, habiendose pasado
Has horas en- ambos nobilisinios hoga-
Tres dentro de Ia mayor algeria y "a
.|charla mas amena y culta.
Los feliees novios, para los que an
helanlos una eterna dicha, han lido a
fornar su nides de amor. en- una es-
Eplendida casa de Miramar, en- ,Santur-
Ies, Paradal 4 /, ricamenta amueblada;s y
qas Tue elssnntuoso fegaio de boda del
| pa&reh de- Ia gentilfsifna noVia, don
1tf f&neiseS b. 3aevedo, para Ia dichos
ia parejA s.
1 II Los .obseouids & 4 rec;bid dos. nor los mo-
'EEViios. han sido sen s yerdad ,Iumerosos S 8 y
ia.iv esnisnditlos,. ma R bellfsin3 ! :, T !;
onfifa nuesstra |, AZ al; il faS.;Iitado q
Ecronista Il INA relaei6,, A 81, los r,iyi,,,sS
/ RIA lssra Il cisco u, Onevetios Ma pdaIenTa, ans,
Eds Onegedo fbadres I sIe III IS M SToS;al & IA 8, IL
acasa. 3tisso d .le 81 1nnsbles & I &, 81 ebeci5 3 II
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durante su ausencia de esta isla, que
dara encargado de sus i1itereses con
poder general, nuestro buen amigo D.
Pedro sotorra, que tiene bien acfedi-
tada su competencia
Deseamos al ST. sampol, una fell
Jcfsinla traeesia Y las mas placenteras
impresiones