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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Music
Series of Songs
at Cornish

Tho program OF wednesday eve.
Ming. June G. NJ the Cornish school.
should prove of unusual interest 10
rll music lovers. but especially 20
young singers. an IL will consist OF a
series Of songs by the great spng
writer's. Schubert and Schumann.
These songs arc OF the highest
erilBilc value 20 al muElc students
and arc conspicuous for their charm.
Ing mclodlc simplicity.
The following Is the program:
Rchuhefts
Ave Maria. 'Impaticrce" ...........
olive HHrfunK
The wAHdersr'': MY Abode". ..........
Eiabrth Oapkei
Hedge RoEes'', Tho Trout. ..........
Airs. J. X. Nichols
Death snd the Maiden: The Young
Nun -...s.....s..-.--.. ....s...-s..-
Emmeiine Paddock
''iIsrk, Hark. the Lark. TO De Sung
on tho water ....................
kaihryn Worth
ny the Sea-; 'Restlsss f>ove"..........
George Davis
"Omnipofenec" ..r.s....s-.........
Mary Barton
Hchumanns
I'm wunasrarhonen Mennt Mar from
'spichtesiiehc') Aus Melnon Thra-
en- apFissacn~: Itch Win Meine Hseie
Tanehsu''l Kin Juggling Liebt Elm
Maedchcnt .......st...s4.....
TAmara Adams
"Is. the Soblsst OF Them All: Il
Dare Not. Cannot Believe IT,; Thou
Ring, Upon Ny Finger "HFidai
Day: loves Delight from FRA
neuiluba und Lebcn'l .... Is......--.
Esther Van Valley
per SuKshAum". Freuhiingsnacht'.
'1n Der fsremdc"; ''Widmung" tfrom
TAmara Adams
Siins Alice Mueneh ~ the plano
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CLUBS ron TUESDAY
NORTH END

NORTH END
PROGRESSIVE CLUB
The regular meeting Of tho North
End Progressive club viii 90 hsld
AZ the residence OF Mrs. J, r. Aus
tin. 2sis N. iiat o.. Tuesday, June
o. business meeting AZ D. m ~
ads o'clock Mrs. Bafnhhrdt wiz tax
ON house bin No, as, passed By the
lHat legislature There VIII bo
shower OF dainties for tho men az
Cushman hospital and n short mi-
steal program Take car No. ~
or 20. on Third ave, get or az
iist and walk four blocks toward
the university.
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sEATrLr LopaE. 10. Z

Seattle lodge. No. 7. -. II. r. A.,
viii meet Tuesday evening, June 3.
In Evergreen hall. 1903 ninth ave.
at 7.i5 o'clock Mrs. Anna X. Col.
well gnd Mrs blanche Dotlefs0n arc
arranging a good program. 10 begin
~ Q o'clock. IN honor OF Degree o.
Honor day. for that evening
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AspAsfA CLUB TO
HAVE LUNCHEON

An attractive feature OF the social
life Of clubdom viii DO tho luncheon
Of the Aspasia club Tuesday. Juno
6. at I o'clock. at tho Seattle Yacht
club Mrs. Henry Biitrnan win be
the toastmiHircHn ''Womsn's Clubs
The Memorial Structure" win be
the subject. and responses win be
msdc by MrH. A. Il. Larson on the
plans: foundation. Mrs. George n.
McLoughlin. keystone. Mrs. J. r.
MACPHERSON. hupersiructurc, Miss
sara williams. pillars. Mrs, j. w.
por.art: pinnacle. Mrs. Adolbcrt
Mcc,levcrty.
Vocal Hciections viii be given by
Mrs. II. l.. Glasc, and piano numbers
By Miss Ruth Allen.
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MOTHERS CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

AZ the last meeting or the Beta
Theta ri Mothers' club. the follow.
ing members were elected 10 Office
for the new year Mrs. Merrett
Bloxon. president; Mrs. J. y. Shor.
cit. vice president. 1ra. II. r. Eek.
mann. secretary: Mrs. y. +. Hunt.
treasurer.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Frs, tI guild AZ tho orhopsde
Tuesday Ke,rham.
smith, Keith Fiskcn Mrs Stanley Minor Mrs T. w
Harry and Mira z H.
Cheney
auxiliary represented BY
Mrs. II c Wallace and Mrs j. Ernest Murphy.
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Larae Bridge to Honor Betrothed Pair

George Mrs Mary Terrell Geng VIII
Mr. Theodore Owens
tuesday evening entertaining with bridge OF ten tables NJ
he Mrs. Terrell sis Doufel drive.
friends OF the honor guests
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woMAN.s CENTURY CLUE

The child study department Of tho
Woman's Century club win hold a
picnic Wednesday. June 6. ~ tho
home OF Mrs. W. q. Martin. 5e07 w.
snoqualmie ". Luncheon viii be
served az 1870 O'Clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
COMMONWEALTH CLUB

The Commonwealth club viii meet
NJ Dartnalra cafeteria. ttary build
Ing, Monday, June Z, a. edb .. m.
Mr. John e. Kennedy vii speak on
" THE Goone- step and Personal TX.
perienees." The nesting Hlll BE open
10 the public.
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QUEEN ANNE CIRCLE PICNIC
Queen Anne circle Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission has planned a picnic
for Tuesday. June 9. at tho homs OF
Mrp. @. =. southard at Three Tree
Point. This win be tho last meeting
Of tho year. For information call
Mra. q. NJ. Gilman. Garfield ss1o.
SEATTLE ADVERTISING CLUB
The Seattle Advertising club viii
hold It's annual meeting and election
Of officers Tuesday noon, juno 5. in
the Masonic club rooms, Arcade
building. Plans viii be made for the
Spokane convention.
LADY EAGLES CARD PARTY
The second OF a series Of card
parties given by the Lady Eagles
club for the benefit OF cushman
hospital will take piace Tuesday
evening. June 8. ut $50 o'clock az
Wings cafeteria
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reu Beautifully Appointed

compliment Miss Priscilla
appon,ments
Spanish
be attractive.
Miss Miss Helen presided the
n Katherine
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VAN ASSET SCHOOL TO
GIVE FRoLIc

a June frolic viii be given BY the
Van ASSET school on Tuesday aft.
enoon. June 8. from $3.50 % 5
o'clock. 10 which all people Ia the
distilot are invited. There VIII DO
Naypole dance, childrcn'a exercises.
contests aud bah game between
the dads snd the boys. Coffee, sand
witches. Ice cream. candy and pea.
nuts will be- on sale.
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PYrIIIAN SISTERS

Mrs. Eta Drummer Will entertain
tho Pythian sisters Past Chiefs as.
hociation, a; tho homo OF Miss Fran.
cca Malone. ais 9Th ave. Tuesday.
Juno 8. az i;5o o'clock.
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cANApIAN woMEN's cLup

Tho Canadian womtn's club OF
Seattle viii hold It's last regular
business and social meeting. prior 10
September. Tuesday, June 9, ne Z
p. m. al tho Federated clubhouse.
Tho hostehacA for tho social hour
viii b. Mrs. Robert White. Mrs,
q. q. barton and Mrs. =. T. clague.
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AUXILIARY TO
ROOSEVELT POST

Ladies' auxiliary TO Theodore
Roosevelt post viii meet Tuesday.
June 8. ut O'Clock. in Roosevelt
hail. isisn Third ave.
LYRIC CHORAL CLUB
The Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal In the main sun.
day school room OF tho First Pres.
bytcrsan church. Tuesday evening.
IJune 8. nj T:ib.
GUARANTEE CLUB
Tho onarante club viii be enter.
tanned at $40 o'clock dinner Tues.
day evening. Juno 5. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Aiken, 3se7
Beach drive $. w.
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ALKI CIRCLE

Aiki Circle Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission viii meet AT tho
home OF Mra. T. J, Butcher. 5sis
Beach drive. Tuesday. juno 8, at
10 a. m.
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Will Honor Debutantes

with luncheon
PERKINS Invitations
%
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Women's Clubs


FREMONT W Q. r. U.
Tho Fremont w. {. 4. q. will
meet Tuesday. Juno o. az p. M.
az 1895 Aihln place, The Flower
Mission day program gill b. Boa
charge ~ the superintendent MrH,
j. ~. Bruce. Bring flowers.
VAN ASSET SCHOOL TO
GIVE FRoLIC
a June frolio VIII be given By The
Van ASSET school on Tuesday nft.
ernoon. June 8. from $3.50 20 s
o'clock. 10 which all people Ia the
distiiot are invited. There VIII be "A
May pole dance, chidren'a exercises.
contests aud q BAN game between
the dads snd the boys. Coffee, sand.
witches. Ice cream. candy and pea
nuts Will be on sale
SEATTLE LODGE. NO. 7
Seattle lodge. No. 7. ID. H. +. a.
viii meet Tuesday evening, June 3.
IN Evergreen hall, 1903 Ninth ave.
az 7.i5 o'clock. Mrs. Anna X Col
well end Mrs Blanche Dotlefson are
arranging "a good program. 10 begin
a. Q o'clock. IN honor OF Degree u
Honor day. for that evening.
cALEIDH CLUB
The Caieldh club will meet Tues.
day. June 8. with Mrs. Charles q.
ilelfner Winchester apartments, at
y. m.
a. r. y. 81. y CLUB
a. u. T. A. y. club meets with
Mrs Jacob Lukoy. 1904 2gnd ave,
Tuesday. June 0. At O'Clock.
WASHINGTON HIVE NO. 9H
Washington Hive o4f. Ladies OF
the Macabees. meets for o'clock
luncheon followed by business and
program. on Tuesday, june 8.
l.. O. y. CLUB
l. o. y. club has business meet
Ing. Tuesday. June 9. ~ o'clock In
lodge rooms OF EikH.
soRosis CLUB
gorods club meets at Gowman
hotel. Tuesday. June 3, at IL o'clock.
Club breakfast. The silly Asa" a
comedy by Adelaide RoNell under
direction Of Mrs J. Wilson and Mrs
j. 4, Hall
MOUNT BAKER CIRCLE
Mount Baker Circle OF Fruit and
Flower Mission meets with Mrs. T..
J. Bold. .so2 stth ave. s.. for all.day
ntrslon ON Tuesday. June &.
LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY
Ladies' Relief Society has monthly
meeting NJ Hotel Sorrento. Tuesday.
June 8. AZ . o'clock
ARloS LADIES CARD CLUB
Arion Ladies' Card club meets Tues
day. June 8. nt o'clock. In Arion
hail. -. Pioneer building. Mrs Hcidsi
Christensen and Mrs. Aibcr, Baehr
hogicsaes.
NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE
North Broadway Circle Of Fruit
and Flower Mission meets with Mrs
". O. Cops. 1865 y. Prospect, Tues
day. June s. al 10 o'clock
WEST SIDE woMEN's CLUB
West side womcn'H Improvement
club meets with Mrs. Samuel SchneI-
der. too7 Prince 81. Tuesday. June
s. ~ 1850 o'clock. Annual reports
win be given.
QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
Queen Anne Study club viii have
annual Etics, day nt home Of Mira
George Thirak. 1884 Seventh ave. w.
Tuesday. June 8, nj p. m.
LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club viii meet in the
parlors Of the Rainier Grand hotel
Tuesday evening. June s. al s o'clock.
Cards and dancing. A special pro.
gram viii be given by alra. Minnie
Kahn. planistc. and Daniel Kahn.
ylollngs,. Tho club will dance with
Miss Bright Wednesday evening.
June &. Strangers and lonely people
welcome.
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FREMONT w. q. 4. u.
Tho Fremont W. &. r. q. will
meet Tuesday. Juno o. az .. M
&C 1896 Aibln place, The Flower
Mission day program will be- in
charge ~ the superintendent, Mrn,
J. 81. Bruce Bring flowers
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BUSINESS AND
woMEN's CLUB
woMANs ruEspAY cLup

The womnn'u Tuesday club viii
meet with Mrs. c. @. Bfadner. 1889
doth ave. Tuesday. June 3. Lunch.
con az 1880 o'clock
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CUSTER CAMP
AND AUXILIARY

Custer Camp No, and Custer
Auxiliary No. 4 win holi business
session. Tuesday. June Q. NJ 7;s0
D. m. in Veterans hall, Armory.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB

sunset Heights Literary club will
meet with Mrs Anna Teeple. 7s6
Boylnton ave. ~. Tuesday. June o.
al 2 .. m. Fun attendance desired.
pusINEsA AND PROFESSIONAL
woMEN's CLUB
Tho new officers OF the Business
and Professional Womon'H club will
DO Installed az tbs meeting on Tues
day. June Q. Ia the Fine Aria hall at
7 o'clock. ~ that time the annual
reports viii also 10 given.
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LADY STIRLING
- n

IFNIIN NIIIaIfIffN
CHATTER, -. a. H.
lady Stirring Chapter. ID. A. r..
will meet with Mru. Donald ~.
Olson. BIC 18th ave, Tuesday. June
Q. at 1870 p. m. Board meeting al
o'clock.
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luncheon Planned for June 1S
Honor Guest at Bridge Tea
Musical Art Society to Haze Luncheon

Concluding artistic highly season. the Musical AT
rnocn mrs Worth chairman arrangements the
requests at
Miss Minnie Widmer retiring president will and
will follows $50
Society 10 Wells
"Ccago Frederick pcnt
h Arts Building RI. f..
.The Boomcrang"-ArB. Lous Beck
There Will be short talks by Mrs
the coming aason and Miss Cecilia Augug secretary
The following musical NUMBERS will
Jardner'
sancbens tSiraussrs Philip Mig Leone Inedn be
piano.
chanson Meditation dD Jesslca po
kowky Margaret Mccullough Miss
piano.
officers the include
second
president; Bigger tremurcr; Burton w sawyer
audo Mabel Mccl recording secretary aicDonagh
EescouL corresponding secretary
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cALEIDH CLUB

The Caleldh club will meet Tues.
day. June 8. with Mrs. Charles O..
iieifner. Winchester apartments. at
I y. m.
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Yrs. Glori4s E1.tertains for Mss Raymond

Entertaining in compliment
lovely bridge this
iris butterfly snapaagons
he beautiful basket which centered the tea table
Gillespie
Alice Louise
1yerbec
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soRosIs CLUB

soroda club meets at Gowman
hotel. Tuesday. June 3, at IL o'clock.
Club breakfast. The silly ASS" a
comedy by Adelaide RoWell. under
direction Of MrA J. Wilson and Mrs.
J. 3, Hall
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IOHN D. MILI.En NJ. b. q

John \. Miller W. X. G. will have
a luncheon Tuesday, June 5. at ~
o'clock. az tho home Of Airs Caro-
linz Chandler. 1856 Second ave. ".
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A. II T. ~ Il CLUB
wAsn1NoroN HIVE NO. 9H

Washington Hive 3if. Ladies %
the Macabees. meets for o'clock
luncheon followed by business and
program. on Tuesday. June 8.
l.. O. y. CLUB
l.. o. y. club has business meet
Ing. Tuesday. June 8. ~ o'clock In
lodge rooms OF ElkH.
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NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE

North broadway Circle Of Fruit
and Flower Mission meets with Mrs
". O. Cops, 1865 y. Prospect, Tues
day. June s. a, 10 o'clock
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WEST SIDE woMEN's CLUB
West Side womcn'H Improvement
club meets with Mira Samuel schneI-
der. tooT Prince ~. Tuesday. June
Is. a. 1850 o'clock. Annual reports
win be given.
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LApIER nELIEF eocIETY

ABloN LADIES' CARD CLUB
Arion Ladies' Card club meets Tues
day. June 5, nj o'clock, in Arion
hail. a2s Pioneer building. Mrs Hcidsi
Christensen and Mrs Albert Baehr
hoa,rsaen.
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MOUNT HAkEK CIRCLE
Mount Baker Circle OF Fruit and
Flower Mission meets with Mrs. T..
j. Bold. .s02 stth ave. *. for all.day
nerslon on Tuesday. June 9.
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iGanese I'd. Doce DoIares Diarios


de Espe Dorary
arf uosd eioyefa
de nm
bicar Espes de aquir risals
No
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etc, mas S e e
para
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c. o. D. Olga 81
par un de un encha-
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Cayey
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ANUNCIO De SJBASTA
MUNIcIPIo DE SAN JUAN
San Juan. P R.. Julio IS. 10.

San Juan, P. R., Julio IS, 1928.
Ell dia 20 de Agosto de 1928, las
de la tarde, tendra efecto en- Ell Edi-
fcio Ayuntamiento, en- la Ofcina del
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico, en- ac-
to publico y ante la Comision CORES
rondiente, la subasta para el suminis-
tyo e installation del ''EQUIPO MEGA
NICO CoNTRATo NO. 2-E de la
Planta de Filtracion Purifcacion y
Dep6sitos para Ell Nuevo Acueducto.
Ell modelo de proposition, instruccio-
res a los icitadores, pliegos de condi
clones demas antecedentes relaciona-
dos con las obras, Sc encuentran de ma
nifiesto en- la Ofcina del Comisionado
de Obras Publicas Municipales, pudien-
do obtenerse copias de los documentos,
mediante lm recibo que acredite haber
dopositado cada interesado en- la Ofict,
na del Comisionado de Hacienda de
ran reembolsados al devolverse todos
log docurnentos completes y ell buen es-
tado en- un plazo de veinte dias des-
pu6s de efectuada la subasta.
La Junta de Subastas podra rechazar
cualquiera todas las proposiciones
presentadas Sc reserva Ell derecho de
adjudicar Ell contrato a la proposition
cue juzgue mas ventajosa, aunque no
sea la mas baja en- precio.
Rafael DIEz DE ANDINO,
Comisionado de Servicio Publico,
Policia y Prisiones. Advt.
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Ju|iO Torres

Ell nombre que sIrve de cpigrafe a
esta laconica nota 10 era del cxtintc
companero que falleci6 casi repentina-
mente Ell jueves por La noehe en- su re-
sidencia de Puerta de Tierra.
Era Julio otro de los jovenes self
made que cayeron inesperadamente en-
las garras ailadas de La imperdonable
parca.
Me cupo ell honor de conocerle cua-
tro dias antes dc trasladarse esas des
6onocidas regiones que nadie puede des
cribir (porque nadie vuelve de ellas) y
al traves de su enigmatico semblante
s6ivine un earacter. Un caracter dueno
en- absolute de una gran alma que ha-
bfa conquistado aquellas afines entrc
sus companeros
La noticia de su muerte fue propa-
gada e,ectricamente entire los emplea-
COS de la aduana asi electricamente
.ambien fuimos casi todos desflando
por su hogar con santa religiosidad a
despedirle para siempre de este munde
| color de rosas que con su delicado mat1z
nos entretiene engana sorprendien-
Gonos casi siempre en- los momentos
mas serenos y felices de nuestra COM
plicada existencia.
Junto al cadaver del amigo malo-
grado hubo de contemplar I'm respeta-
HE cuadro compuesto de su esposa, ma
Gre hermanos que derramando un
caudal de lagrimas parecfan invocar
del Ser omnipotente un pronto y eficaz
remedio para Ell gran dolor que laceraba
10 ssl&s senMkia de CHS aL:.eS.
Atleta como Ell mejor de nuestra be-
LA isla, fu6 Torres admirable EN- los pri-
meros amos de su juventud como a un
legitimo hijo de Esparta. !.
Empleado del Gobierno Insular mas
tarde, fue celoso competente como
ninguno otro de su range, ganandose la
conianza y el respeto de sus jefes has
Ia consegulr I'm traslado para Ell Co.
bierno Federal donde desempenaba ell
1espetabilisimo cargo de inspector de
aduanas. Una vez aqui y cuando el por-
venir parecia sonreirle coronando CON
exito sus mas grandes aspiraciones cayo
como caen los grandes (querido mol
vidado) para jamas levantar.
Fue grande por que fue optimista sin
ser Quijote. Fue buen hijo, excelente
esposo padre carinoso.
Descansen en- paz los restos del ma
lcgrado hijo de Borinquen y que su
alma soiiadora sea piadosamente AGO.
gida en- ell sitio preferente que a los
justos corresponds en- ell tribunal de
Dios
Vaya mi mas sentido pesame a la IA
lnilia Torres Y esposa y que la paz del
cielo pronto dulcifque las amargas ho-
las que han pasado con Ell recuerdo de
tan irreparable perdida.
Felix G. VARGAS,
ms. de Aduanas.
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ESPANA GASTA LA TERCERA
PARTE DE SU PRESUPUESTO
EN- ARMAMENTOS

MADRID, agosto Is. Gable frances)
Ell importante diario Ell Sol, en- su
aaticulo de fondo trata la gravedad de
Ia situaci6n financiera de Espafia.
Ell referido periodico dice que Els
raIia gasta Ell treinta tres por ciento
6e su presupuesto en- armamentos,
mientras que Francia solo gasta el 14.9;
Belgica 9.3; Italia 16: Inglaterra 1916;
Estados Unidos "a; suecia 20; Argen-
tina 16 y Chile ell 10.
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AeoMETIMIENTo EN- NAGUABC

En- ell barrio Santiago. y Lima, de
Naguabo, el individuo Deogracias
Colon hizo un disparo de revolver
contra Bernardo Ramirez, sin lograr
herirlo. Colon fu6 arrestado pof la
policia.
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SRTA. CONCEPTION MARTI


Tras breve enfermedad ha dejadc
de existir en- Santurce la bella es-
piritual senorita Conception Marti,
hija amantisima del correcto caba-
Hero don Jose Marti y de la estima-
da sonora dona Elisa Volcker.
Concha, como la llamaban todos
abandona el hogar de sus padres
cuando solamente tenia ounce amos
y cuando empezaba vivir una vida
de venturas Y ensueflos.
Nos apresuramos a enviar nues-
tro mas sentido pesame de condolen-
cia los deudos de la extinta, espe-
cialmente sus padres.
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Ell Ex-KAIsEE INDIFERENTE

Los que todavia siguen al ex-kaiser
Guil,ermo le acusan de ser muy indi-
ferente demasiado negligente hacia
Ia question de la caida de los Hohen-
zollerns. que casi durante 800 amos han
gobernado en- Brandenburgo. que hace
va 200 amos fueron coronados con la
real corona de Prussia sobre la confe-
deracion germana.
Puede decirse que los partidarios del
kaiser son ''mas papistas que el Pa
pa. Ell ex-Kaiser perdi6 muchos de
sus ardientes defensores cuando Sc ca
SO con la Princesa Herminia, dema-
siado pronto despues de la muerte de
su fel "kaiserina'', Augusta Victoria.
Algunos dicen que fue una falta de
respeto y Gle amor; una postuma in,
fdelidad una mujer que, por 80 amos,
fue su fiel y desinteresada companera
que Sc sacrific6 por el.
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El sr. Charles H. Donnelly que vive
eli la Gale Peasant No. 1858, New Bed
ford, Massachusetts,, atleta y poseedor
&c recompensas por carreras de resis-
tencia, es otra de las personas cue Sc
Complace en- informar todos del result
tado que obtuvo con Tanlac. Ell ST.
Donnelly dice:
"Durante mas de amos, nunca supe
10 que era estar sano La enfermedad
del estomago y Ell reumatismo me alta
caron en- una forma tan grave, que al
fin quede muy debil para trabajar y no
era mas que un anciano con reumatis-
MO, que iba envejeciendo a gran prisa
F'Pero he aumentado siete kilos to-
mando Tanlac y me siento como un
rey. Ahora tengo SO amos estoy jo-
1en por que puedo girar en- una barra,
brincar dos metros medic estando a
pie firme tocar la barra con La barba
ooce veces. 81 alguien duda Gle 10 que
Gigo, tendre mucho gusto en- demos
trarlo, 81 me visitan en- la cal1e Plea
SAINT No. 1852
TanIac Sc vende en- todas las buenas
droguerias. No acepte substitutes. Sc
han vendido mas de 81 millones Gle bo-
tellas.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac son Ell
lremedio natural del estrenimiento. De
venta en- todas parties. Advt.
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vera, de aquella poblacion un gran
mitin unionista en- ell cual tomara
parte ell Jefe de la Union, don An
tonic R. Barcelo.
Con este mitin Sc inicia la propa-
ganda del partido uninista para las
proximas eleccioncs = dicen varios
observadores politicos de Ponce.
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Ell KAISER DEBTL E
INDIFERENTE

otros, sin embargo, dicen que la en-
peratriz habria aprobado este suceso,
pues ella saba que esa debiIdad e in
diferencia de Guillermo II. era de ma
cimiento, como el resultado de una ope-
racion practicable en- su madre en- aque-
la epoca.
La frialdad del Kaiser para con su
madre y su POGO afecto para con los
ingleses-su madre fue la hija de la
Reina victoria-probabIem aluden
ese punto.
La anterior "kaiserina" daflo al
Kaiser. Ella nislna lie preparaba sus
desayunos, hacia el te, 1e ponia man.
tequilla a sus tostadas, lie trinchaba
la carne. Su muerte lie dejo mucho mas
debil, abatido, y trxgicamente aban-
donado.
Sin embargo. Ia oposici6n al nuevo
casamiento. tanto dentro de la faIni-
liza Hohenzollern como entire los circu-
los monarquicos, esta dislninuyendo, y
de aqui que los politicos ''pro -monar-
quicos' Sc aventuran nuevamente a
alzar su voz en- demanda de accion des-
de Doorn
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ODIOT-CINCO
REVOLVER DISPARADO EN-
UN CINE

Durante una function de cinemato-
grafo que Sc celcbraba en- Camuy,
Sc lie disparo un tiro de revolver a
Rafael Espiet, hiriendo levemente a
Victor Arrieta. Espiet fue denun-
ciado.
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JARANA EN- PONCE

Manana viernes Sc lievara a efecto
en- los salones del "Club Deportivo"
de Ponce, una jarana amenizada por
la Banda de la Guardia Nacional.
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TRATo DE ENvENARsE

En- Ell barrio 0uebrada Arena, de
San Lorenzo, trat6 de suicidarse Ma
tividad Nieves, de- % afos, ingiriendo
una dosis fuerte de veneno.