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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Mrs. Jewett and Mrs. Avore Give
Party

Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett and Mrs. G.
Ernest Avore gave a delightful auc-
ton bridge party on the porch at the
summer home of Mrs. Jewett on the
East Shore of Lake Wesserrunsett
Tuesday afternoon. There were IS
tables and among the out-of- town
guests were Mrs. Elmer L. McNeelie
Of Brookline, Mass; Misses Ruth and
Constance Anderson former residents
of Skowhegan now of Massachu-
sets. Miss Mabel Thompson of New
ton Highlands and Mrs. Fred Bunker
of North Arson.
The first prize was won by Mrs.
Maurice p. Merrill, the second by
Mrs. Fred Philbrick and the consola-
ton by Miss Ruth Anderson. Mrs.
Jewett and Mrs. Avore served de-
licious chicken patties, Jelly, assorted
cake, macroons and coffee. The aft
ernoon was most happy occasion for
all their guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
P|TTSFIEL.D

Miss Jennie Phillips of Springfield,
M. c. !. 1921, who has been a guest
of Miss Mary Rhoades, returned to
her home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley c. Larry and
children, John and Marion of Bos-
ton. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Haseltine at their home on
Nichols street.
Miss Doris Remission, r. NJ, left
Monday for Portland. Ore, where
she plans to pass several months
with relatives.
Willard c. Stubbs and son Of
Orange. Mass, are visiting his faith
err, James p. Stubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harding and
family who are passing the summer
at Camp Benson have returned from
Addison where. they visited for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal D. Stanley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O. Burns left
Tuesday for Monmouth where they
will attend the 5oth anniversary of
the Maine State Pathological Society
of which they are members.
Frank Foster of Palmyra was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Crawford and
Mrs Sarah Young have returned
from a vacation passed at Bayside.
Miss Dorothy Crawford left Monday
for Skowhegan for q visit and viii
soon leave for Waterbury, Conn,
where she has accepted a position as
a teacher.
The Ladies' Aid OF the rIni.
versalist church viii hold a food sale
on the church lawn. Friday after
noon, August "a. at O'Clock, If fair.
If rainy, the sale will be held at the
Mathews Shoe Store.
Miss Miriam McMichael left Mon
day for Ocean Park where she will
attend the School Of Methods now in
session there.
Asa Craig and Mrs. Russell A.
Craig and children left Monday for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23

Old Orchard, where Mrs. Craig and
children will pass a few weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Childs and
son Ned, who are stopping at the
Childs cottage at Great Moose Lake,
were in town Tuesday calling on
friends.
DIR. Edmund c. Bryant of Augusta
was a business caller in town Tues
day.
w. NJ. Tucker, who has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Leon
Haines. returned to Portland Mon
day.
John Armstrong, tender at
the Maine Central Main street cross
ing left Monday on a three weeks
vacation which he plans to pass in
Portland. Boston and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
WEST FORKS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Holway are n
North Arson visiting Mrs. HolWa!s
sister, Mrs. Leslie Durgin. ;.
F. H. Colby of Portland was +"
town Mon 'ay.
w. w. Durgin of Bingham was u y
town Monday on his way to the
d. Warren camps on Enchanted. :.
Mrs. Winnie Durgin is on the SIZE
list.
d. J. Burns was home over sun
day. IN
Alton Durgin who is playing eas
with the Augusta Millionaires h's
been home for a few days.
Mrs. G. II. Merrill was in bin7
ham visiting her daughter Mrs. T. =
Morris few days last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION

Peter Larkin of Waterville master
driver of the Kennebec Log Driving
Company was a business caller in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtise of the
Curtis Hat Shop, have gone to Bos-
ton to attend the millinery showings
of fall and winter hats.
Mrs. Lizzie York. formerly of
Skowhegan now of Waterville, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday on
business.
Miss Elsie Hackett went to Wood
fords on Wednesday where she will
be guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clara
Burgess.
Lyle Moore and Donald P. Burrill
who have been enjoying an automo-
bile trip in Canada. are expected to
return home the last OF this week.
Miss Lettie Rowe left Wednesday
morning for Rochester, N. H., where
she will be in attendance at the
Seventh Day Advents camp meet
ings.
Miss Vivian Mcdonald, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Marion Oddly
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bes-
sic M. Thompson, returned to her
home in Waterville "Wednesday.
Frank Sterry, Harold Priest and
Ernest NJ. Ames were in Waterville
Tuesday night on business for Show
hogan lodge, No. 70, knights of
Pythias.
John Amazeen, who. moved here
some months ago from Cornville. has
purchased the Burrill house on the
corner of School and East Leavitt
streets and plans to occupy 1t for a
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes of
Washington, D. c.. who have been
guests of Mrs. Lydia Pooler Of East
Skowhegan and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
G.. Nye of Bush street, will leave for
their home the last Of this week
Mrs. Selma Potter, the head ma :
iron at the Stevens cottage at the
State Reformatory for Women, is
having a vacation and has gone to
Worcester, Mass, where she is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. J.
Charter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Badger of
Worcester, Mass, who have been
guests of her brother and wife, Mr..
! and Mrs. Palmer Badger at their
farm home in Cornville, and of Mrs.
Bessie M. Thompson of Mechanic
street. returned home Wednesday by
| machine.
Mrs. VIM Folsom of Corinna will
| arrive in town tonight and will be
the guest over night of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert T.. Ames of Mount Pleasant
| avenue. Friday Mrs. Folsom accom-
panied by Mrs. Ames will go to
Portland where she will consult a
specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Badger of
Worcester. Mass, who have been in
town a few days, went to Cambridge,
Me-, Wednesday morning and brought
Mr.. Badgers father and mother to
Waterville, where they will take the
train for their home in Worcester
Mrs. Badger, who was visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John LaBree in
Cambridge. suffered a severe shock a
number of weeks ago and has since
been ill at the LaBree home. Mrs.
Badger. accompanied by her hus-
band, and her son Guys wife who is
trained nurse, Travelled from Wat
err in q parlor apartment and it is
hoped by her many friends In this
vicinity where she formerly resided
that she will receive no i'll effects
from the journey. which wwas made
as comfortable for her as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Kennebec Valley Hospital Notes

Surgical patients recently dis
charged are the Misses Ada Wright
and Gladys Strang of Madison, Miss
Elizabeth SWEET OF Skowhegan., Den
MIA Dugas of Madison. William Holt
of East Madison. and Harvey Nc
CURE, Jr.. of Skowhegan.
Olena Savage Of Bingham Is re-
ceiving medical treatment at this in
stitution.
Richard Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ethel II. Clark of Pittsfield. under
went a surgical operation last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Grace Poland, wife of Phineas
Poland of Athens, was discharged
Sunday night following a surgical
operation.
Frank Rowe of Bingham entered
the hospital Tuesday morning for
medical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Mrs. Wellington Moves to Augusta

Many friends Of Mrs. Louise We'll
lington will be interested to know
that she has moved to Augusta where
she is boarding with a friend, Mrs.
Annie Perry on Green street. Mrs.
Wellington has resided in an apart
ment in the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Lamb on Turner avenue for the
past Is years and has been q resi-
dent Of Skowhegan for many years.
Mrs. Wellington is 50 years of age
and has been able to keep house and
care for herself which is quite re-
markable for one of her advanced
years. Mrs. Wellington's friends wish
for her continued health and happi-
ness in her new home where she is
being we'll cared for and is pleasant
~ situated,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Thrillers Appeal
To Summer Folks

Chicago, Aug. % CA. P)-The
summertime reader would rather
have a true account of pirates or
shooting seals IN the Arctic than even
a love story, declares Nathan n
Levin. assistant librarian of the
Chicago Public Library. who mas
been studying the tastes of the
general reader for years.
THAT does not mean that the love
story has become questionable" MI.
Levin added. 1T means rather tnas
at vacation time everybody temper
arily forgets his desire to get on IN
his own business or personal AFFAIRS
and prefers to read about cinnamon
colored savages of the South Seas Q,
trapping wombats in the wilds u
Australia"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Somerset County
Probate Court

At the August term of probate court
Of Somerset county the following mat
tiers were acted upon:
Wills Allowed-Of Charles Z. Holt,
late Of Fairfield. Elizabeth Plaisted OF
Waterville. executrix: Daniel F. Nye.
late of Fairfield. Carl r. Greene of Wa
terville. executor; Belle +. Williams.
late of Bingham. Erwin w. Moore OF
Bingham. executor; Martha e. Hersey,
late of Pittsf1eld, Charles A. Eastman
of Oldtown, executor; Edith b. w, Rob-
inson, late of Bingham, Leon S. Robin
son of Bingham. executor; George A.
Tozier, late of Scion, Margaret j. To.
zier Of Scion. executrix; Joseph c..
Viles, late Of Skowhegan, Charles r,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23

tians dashed water against the blaz-
ing prison, the Americans broke
through the wall of fire that blocked
the prison door, and smashed the lock
with an iron bar. They then entered
the prison and dragged the half
suffocated prisoners TO safety. Both
men were' slightly burned While risk
ing their lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Clark Reunion Posspe ned

The reunion Of the descendants of
Josiah and Elizabeth Clark which
was to have been held on the last
Thursday in August will not be held
until Wednesday. Sept. S, because of
the Chautauqua and because 1t will
better accommodate members of the
families.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23

after visiting with Mrs. Nolin at the
home Of DR.. Tracey, will 90 to Triton,
n. H., where she will visit her daugh.
ter.in-law, Mrs. William Leavitt and
children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23

Mrs. Alton Wilson of Pittsfield was
In town Wednesday morning on her
way to Kennebunkport where she
will be the guest Of Mrs. May c.
Goodrich.
The heavy wind Of Wednesday
morning and forenoon did consider
able damage in town, a large tree
on the front lawn of Mrs. Ellen C.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
HOSTINSkY ZABIL DIVA LU
PICE.

Granite City, Ill.,, 21. bfez-
ma. Dva muzi byli zabiti pri
pfepadeni hostince Waltera S.
Nicholse zde. Nichols byl lehce
ran6n. Kdyz lupici seradili 81
hosty u "baru", hostinsky cho-
pill Sc revolveru a zahajil pal
bu. Jeden lupicd klesl mrtev
k zemi Sc tfemi strelami v te-
le. Druhy lupic jal Sc odpovf-
dati ma stfelbu hostinskeho a
tn Nichols, jenz vyprazdnil vse
chny komory sveho revolveru,
utkal Sc S lupicem, vyrval mu
zbran vystrelil. Druhy lupic
klesl mrtev nezli Sc dovravoral
ku dvefim. Tfeti Glen tlupy, kite
ry cekal venku v automobilu,
unikl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
PROTJ FTAtSKYM FASI.
STUN V bMTRICE.

- i fasismu, ktery &c zda
nabJ.aF rychle pudy mezi
zdejslmi italy, postavila Sc
italska odboGka The Ladies
Garment Workers Union, jak
vcera riditel unie M. Perlstein
prohlasil. Ia sobotni schuze
move zflzene italske mistni od-
bockv {. "A V Moose Hall oce-
kavany jsou bourlive srazky.
Ma schulz ma dostati nova po-
bocka, jez cita mezi 400 az
500 clenu charter a die PERL
steinova mineni nebude sluci-
telno clenstvl unie s pfislusno-
sti k fasistum. Italsky vysla-
nee We Washingtone Caetani
nechce mic fasisty miti a
pravi, re podobne organisace
by V teto zemi nemely miti po-
litickeho charakteru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
HOTELIER ZBAVEN
OBZALOBY.

Jan Tomas, mattel Cuyaho-
ga hotelu, 719 Prospect ave.
jenz byl policejnim soudem OBJ
zalovan proto, re "a prohlidky
" hotelu nalezen byl podeZre-
II parek, byl vcera na zakro-
ccni jednoho asistentu zalob-
eli propulsion z obvineni. Poda-
rilo sc Tomasovi totiz dokaza-
ii, re dobe, kdy do hotelu je-
no pfipusteni byli pochybni IT,
to hoste, prave spal. Soudce
S. H. Silbert ma toto ospravedl-
neni pristoupil a vyskrtl zalo-
bu re soudniho kalendare.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
SVET MUSf PREMYSLETI,
JAk NAHRADITI DOSA-
SAVADNf PALIVO.

Dosavadni pfirodni prame-
ny svetovych palivovych zasob
budou v dozirne dobe vycerpa-
ny a mali byti modernl prn-
mysl udrzovan v chodu, nutno
pomysleti, jak palivo nahradi-
ii. TAX predpovidal vcera
washingtonsky vedator a spi.
sovatel DIR. E.. f. Slossen stu
dentstvu ma prednasce v telo.
cvicne Western Reserve.
"Zachazime marnotratne /
uhlim, olejem i iinym pail.
VEN, ktere pro mas priroda We
SVEN lnne nahromadila, ale mu
sine Sc iii nyni. starati ma.
hradu. Musirhease nauciti jak
primo vyuzitkovati slunecniho
tepla, cemuz Sc .jiz stromy day
no tnaqcily" pravil "a 'skutecne
"a aiimaveho proslovu.y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
v ELE Dix .
CAMILLA SfCHA.

pocity vdecnosi vzdavam tmto srdeGne diky
vsem mym pfitekynm sousedkam uspofadani
pfekvapeni me pocte pflezitosti mych narozenin,
kterez Sc konalo minuou nedeli 49, bfezna mem do
me- Srdecne dekuj pi. Holpuchove Bartlett ul.
sporadani celeho pfekvapeni Tez srdecny dix p Pc
skove "a vypomoc pr tomto pfekvapeni. Srdecne de-
kuji ct kuchafkam bohate upraveni tabule p Hol-
puchove p Peskove p. Kacove. Tez dekuji pi. An
drisove blahoprani odevzdani mne krasnych dari
jmenem prltomnych, jz podilely: pf Fserova, We
verka. Kofron, Kros Holpuch, Strnad Sastny, Pesek
Cemy Kadec, Lenc, Stepan, Vatman, Strnad Sedry
Blaha Kalat, Zmr, Lukas. Masek, Loral Roubal, Mai
man, Hdsa. Kulhanek, Weiss Zinr' Vana, Vacek, Me-
loun Srejdl, Kalck, Komanek, Uhlf, Smelhaus, Broz
Lacna Andres, Jek Hrabak Sora Med. Hlavin, Fot
Cudal Hopuch, Novy, P6nicka, Veverka Brezina.
Milene pTitelkyne draz pratele! Bya jsem tax
lice prekvapena projevem Vaseho pfatestvi asky,
nebyla jsem to ned patricne Vam podekovat procez
pfijmete vschni me nejupTmnejsi dky uistenim, re
vzdy budu mile vzpomnat chve kruhu Vasem pro-
ute re osava tato vzdy bude mne mile upomnce.
vdecna MAMIE sILHANEK oslavenka 1878 Svec Av
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

Gutenberg, N. j., 21. bfcz.
id. John G. Hess, mestsky po-
!kladnik, zvolen byl ma platfor-
me 5etrnosti. Pozoruhodnym m
Jest, re to minil doopravdy. V
li.ery vratil $1,000 re syeho
sluzn9ho, oddvodniv to, ze plat
$1,000 rocne "a praci jeho IL
fadem spojenou jest pfilis veli-
Ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
Cihelny Bungalow

5 pokojd $ koupelnou ma jed
nom flooru, skrine ma nadobl,
krb, sklep pod celym domem,
blidlicova stfecha, veskere mo
derni zarizeni, lot 5Ox120
strevicG. Lace $630O.00, hoto-
We k slozeni $25O0. Tate sc
v {. 1907 Kinsnlan Rd. Tel.
Broad. 235.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

Hlubokou vdecnosti pobadala, vzdavam timto
srdecne dky vsem milym spolusestran, ez po schdzi
Sboru Sarka & 80, J. G. y. nedGli ie brezna mn4
pfekvapiy uspofadanim me pocte pfilezitosti me
no 4Otileteho jublea snatku, prateskeho dychanku,
mn6 blahopfay sesterskou laskou mne zahrnuly.
Zejmena srdecne dekuj sesram Frant. Sixtove, Anne
Sladky M. Chvaa poTadani teto oslavy sestre
Frant Sixtove "a blahopfejny projev jmenem prtom-
nych podani mne krasnych kvetin. Diky necht' pfi
jmou sestry B. Meyer M. Jifile A. Matejka, jch
vykony pfi kuchyni obsluhu pr tabuli, dale milen6
sestry Kar. Rychlikova M Hajkova, zakladatelky
Sboru "a jich 1cast sestersk6 projevy. Ma oslav6
teto sc podilely: L. Bystrcky, A. Sebek, A. Patera r.
Sup, r. Harnick, A. Tod A. Bohuslav, A. Cech J.
Sima, AL. Geiger M Kliner, M. Harrison, M. Jancu-
ra A. Leppert, A. Marsner Bucha, A. Hetzel, j.
RGzicka, S. Kuba, S. Potter, Wodicka, B. Charvat,
A. Popeka, B. Marus Vasta Fiser NJ. Krejci, Ch.
Bohacek, a. Sachs, E. Kus NJ. Jir;le. Ch. Vojtech,
Mat. Zak L. Greenwad, C. Stozcky, Mar. Roser-
baum, Hluboce dojata tolikerymi projevy prime
asky sesterske vyslovuji vam nene sestry blaho-
pfani darky mne podane mGj nejvrelejsi dix uii-
stenim re vzdy budu vdeGnostf vzpomnati ma chvi-
lie v kruhu Vasem prozite. Vdecna
CAMILLA SfCHA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
NAVSTEVOU DO VLASTI.

cdjizdi p. Jan Vacula lodi A.
quitania. Zavita tez do Jiho-
slavic vratf Sc tohoto vyle-
tn do pnl roku. Pfeplav vyfi-
zen byl v cizineckem oddeleni
The Cleveland Trust CO. Broad
way Harvard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30
LOS .SOCIALLSTASDEBEN Y YPUEDEN
DESElNPENAR TODOS Los CARGOS
PUBLICOS A QUE TLENEN DEREl 10

con ell APPLAUSE sordo de cuatro lgnoran-
tes. acusandc una organization po-
Utica porque ella, entire otras cosas,
sostiene que ''considera que los bienes
naturales estan monopohzados por in
dividuos Y corporaciones capitalists,
de modo que la mayor parte de los c1u-
dadanos disfrutan de aquellos bienes
en- proportion infnitamente menor que
los seres inferiores. dandose el case
que Ell supuesto rey de la creacion, es-
pecialmente Ell que labora en- los cam
pos, fabricas y talleres Sc alimenta
NAL, carece de aire de luz, y es escla-
vo de un .cong6nere suyo que lie explo-
ia tiraniza.'
Es precise estar sordo al clamor del
mundo. Els precise ignorar 10 que ocu-
rre de la Boca del Moro afuera, pa
ra decir que ESQ es subversivo, revolu-
cicnario, radical. ESQ, que arriba que
da extractado, del Programa autantico
del Partido Socialista de Puerto Eico,
no es sino un nero dato que hoy cual-
Quiera puede confrmarlo en- los arch1-
vos mismos de la Tesoreria de Puerto
Rico, y dandose I'm paseo rapido por las
montafias del pals. Y que esa s1tua-
ci6n existe, segdn 10 declara el pro-
.grarna referidc, y cue existe en- algu-
nos casos ilegalrnente, anticonstitucio-
nalmente, precisamente por negarse los
legisladores Unionistas, en- combination
con media docena de corporaciones ma
twas extranjeras, hacer cumplir
ell Articulo 80 del Acta organica, hoy
10 saben hasta los nifios del kinder
garten Y consecuencia de clio te-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30

Reinita de las Rosas'. y muy especial
nente Irene veneroni una soprano
elcantadora.
lcranto debemos los ar+istas! Co
mo la abeja ,endulzan 10 arnargo de
Is vida. iLoor los artistas! !Salve la
imagination creadOra! interpreter el
aIte es acercarse a Dios. Inltarlo es
slevarse, porque Ell que imita 0 intenta
initar la obra de Dios, bien en- cl can
to o en- el colorido de Ia, Natucaleza,
bien en- el espirituo psfcologia del
amor, dandonos, la impression de 10 natu-
raj asciende muy alto en- Ia hoveda
azul del espacio, a traves de las regio-
nes et6reas en- TN vueIo de ascenci6n
esriritual, el vuelo de los arttstas.
Pedro CabaEero LOPEZ.
Nueva York, N. z, mayo .:e 1928.
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MERcADo AzUcARERo

Information suministrada rOr Ell ST.
Euiz Soler:
New York, mayo 28, 1890 F. M
requenas demandas a ss.2s. Los COM
rradores rehusan entrar en- el laercado
a no ser 1IS menos de esta corizacion'
New york, mayo %, 4:13 F. M
Mercado quieto pero firmemente soste'
nido. venta de Filipinas eli puerto a
s8.16. ofertas de Cuba a So ~ y de
Puerto Rico a $8.28.
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)esocied8dydeart
tDe nuestros colaboradOres en- E. ID


Para celebrar el cr1npleaiios de su
|Dprimogenita efectuaron los esposos Ca
bt.llero- Rodriguez una lucida reunion
social en- su risuena residencia de La
Ouinta Avenida, la conocida 8 anima-
az via, de fama universal.
Dedic6 ell dia de su cuatro de mayo
Ia preciosa ''Princesa Beb6'' de nues-
tro hogar, como es muy natural, ma
.nlpular hasta destruir los Mumero-
SOS juguetes que recibia. iQue intere-
sante es obseryar a los ni1cs en- sus
actos tentativas que les imrulsa, el
instinto de destruction y construction!
iYo gozo 10 indecible!
Por la noche TOGO su turno q los pa
dres amantisimos de Elena sus nu-
merosas amistades. Ell hogar Sc .vl6 in
vadido por personas alegres dispues-
tas a exhibir sus disposiciones como 81
CT elias Sc hubiera infItrado Ell espi-
ritu de La primavera que est, afio sc
presenta mas hermosa que nunca Entire
| ctros nilmeros 1lam6 mucho la atencion
Q! correcto paso de tango bailado por
la senorita Ruth Pinkerton, lie Broo-
!Siyn, con Ell joven J. Torres, de Ca
guas, digno de los grandes salones de
Paris. Y luego ell tipico fox ,trot" anne
ricano, sin olvidarnos del vals, lleno
siempre de ensuenos y de la danza cue
nos hacia recordar la patria chica.
I'm mundo de dichas para Helen!
Nueva York crece cuando los genios
eel arte, dc Ia politica de ia ciencia
yemen a enrizuecer y a dar impulse a
u notable movimiento cultural. Entire
los dltimos y grandes eventos pueden
citarse la vista del gran C!emenceau,
los recitales de piano del c6lehre Pa
drewsky, y las conferencias ltersriaa
&c don Jacinto Benavente, el mejol
dramaturgo de la epoca actual Ultima
r'ente celebra conferencias ilustradas
Sir A. Conan Doyle. lPueolo progresista
j fe1iz!
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LA RE1NrrA DE LAS RosAs

Contemplando esta deliciosa obra mu
steal no sabe unos que mas ha de ad-
lnlrar; 81 la belleza amenida1 de una
ndsica allegro y jugUetona, 10 sngenio-
so del dia1ogo la facultad c-eadora
DEL autor para traer las escenas. FL
primer acto Sc desarroIla en- ura ver-
lena aristocratica en- unos ja,'ylines de
Gtondres. ALI esta La reinita de las ro-
sss, una bella forista que atiende ell
pabeli6n para la venta de roses. Bajan
de las bambalinas guirnaldas de rosas
cue las nifas y los muchachos del coro
toman en- sus manos para formar un
precioso dosel sobre La fgura interesan
to de la reinita mientras canta Ell walls.
Lnego mes >presentan la ceremonia nup-
cial de esta nina privilegiada, con un
noble de la Russia imaginaria, en- un
trono de rosas, cayendo al nisino item
70 una lluvia de p6talos como 81 fue-
ran deshojadas por manos iuvisihles.
En- verdad que hay que tacer justi-
eia a los artistas que han tsnido la
lorta de estrenar en- Nueva York LA
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Actualmente hace Juror en- Ell teatrc
italiano de- notable Farfariello en- esta
cludad, Ell estreno de la preciosa ope
retade LeoncavaIIo.