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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24

ers before they departed for home to
work on their three year project.
Efforts will be made to have special
premiums offered for this Club Pro-
ject next year at the Pierce County
air. 1t is the first time that this
reject has been tried, but there is NO
season why it should not be a very
successful one.
The seed corn situation for 1926
should be given more serious consid-
Grafton than it is receiving. A num-
Der of samples have already been
tested for termination and repots
show a very low average. Even
hough you have taken good care OF
your seed corn, due to the extreme
dry weather in August and the first
part of September, and then the
abundance of moisture in September
and October and severe cold weather
and heavy frost in October, the germs
of the seed corn have been injured.
plan to run number of tests on
seed corn from different parts of the
county and will have more data on
this subject in a short time. In the
meantime, it is we'll for you to test
your corn early and find out whether
or not it will grow. 1t not you will
have time to locate some before
prices go up.
Pierce county will likely be rep
resented by large delegation OF
stockmen, dairymen and other farm
ers at the annual midwinter confer
ences to be held in Madison in con-
nection with Farmers Week. Febru-
airy 1-5. Members of the local agri-
cultural committee have already re-
eeived announcement of this impor-
tant gathering and have been invited
to cooperate in making effective,
locally, thes results of these state ses-
sions. Special consideration will be
given in the conference to the econ
omic production of quality products
orderly marketed which is wholly in
line with the 1926 program for
Pierce County's agricultural forces.
Farm leaders of state and national
note have been scheduled to address
the audiences of farmers and home
makers on big farm issues of the
day. Dairy Day during Farmers
Week will be on Wednesday, Feb. 3,
in Agricultural Hall, Madnson. Some
of the subjects discussed are the New
Test Period, Saving the Proven Ball,
Helping to Increase the Consutnp-
ton of Milk, A Scrub Bull Funeral,
Problems of Winter Grain Feeding,
The Herd Improvement Plan for Pure
BREEDS, Advantages and Disadvan-
tages of Milking Machines, Service
to the G. T. A. Members on Feeding,
how to feed the herd for economical
production.
Merry Christmas to all readers.
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vi a physician and that service was
not to be had in Hanford. But medi-
cal skill could not avail and a sud-
den attack in the early morning of
Sunday, the thirteenth, brought the
end which the physicians had an
nounced might occur at any moment.
Of all of Mr.. Clark's valuable
work as teacher there is no doubt
his most valuable work was done in
the Normal. He was always at his
post and was much consulted by
students and members of the faculty
who relied much upon the soundness
of his judgment Though a special
ist in mathematics, Mr.. Clark's
teaching was much broader than his
subject for he was widely read in
nearly all phases of human know
ledge and kept up in a remarkable
manner on all questions of the day.
In his classes Mr.. Clark gained the
respect of his pupils through the fair
treatment he gave them, through his
constant anxiety to find the truth,
and through his skill in teaching. A
friendship between Mr.. Clark and
myself extending through more than
forty years and antedating by many
years our companionship in the Nor
NAL gave me the opportunity to
know him thoroughly. And it is
greatly to his credit that on every
moral question he was unswervingly
on the right side. Always clear and
definite in his ideas he was open to
conviction when weightier reasons
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24
By II. e.. SeylOrth

The new Boys and Girls Club
Project of starting out with two
vear-old heifer and raising their own
calf for the Calf Club Project was
started at River Falls last Monday
when twenty-five of the business men
and concerns as follows, Chris Wlger'
&c. Carisch, Normal School Farm,
T.. M. Nauth, J. S. Wadsworth, Kul-
stad Bros, Vincent Fait, Jay ii.
Grimm, J. w. Hunter, w. P. Knowles
l.. S. Doolittle, Bjerstedt & Benson,
J. F. Smith, DR.. G. D. Gallup, River
Falls Motor Co., Central Lbr. Co.,
Consolidated Lbr. Co., A. W. Lund &
Co, Pure Oil Co.. High Grade Oil Co.,
VIM. Fuller and Prairie Mills Co.,
went into partnership with twenty
boys and two girls as follows: Mil
dred Webster, Helen Drummer, Gil
more Solberg, Edmund Kusilek, Ed
win Dorgan, Harry and John Dunbar,
Leroy Morrow, Virgil Russell, Har-
cid Hunter. Raphael Farrell, Ray
mond Kurtz, Ronald Kruger, Rolly
and Quentin Stauffacher, Marvin
Dahlquist, Floyd Mclaughlin, Arthur
Smith, Elmer Watkins, Myron Hugo,
Harold Clifford, Roy Hamilton,
Clarence Kuschel and Clifton Bene-
dict. After explaining to the young
folks the workings of this plan they
were treated to a fine dinner at the
Gladstone hotel by the business men.
After the dinner A. N. Johnson of the
Normal school gave short talk on
the Importance of the dairy industry
and the value of caring well for these
animals. County Agent H. G.. Sey-
forth, then gave some Of the plans Of
Club Work for 1926. Mr.. T. A.
Erickson, Club Leader of Minnesota
gave very inspiring and education
al talk on Boys and Girls Club
Work. This was a real message and
every boy and girl who heard him OBJ
tanned better and broader vision of
Club Work and its Importance. At
ter the program, pictures were taken
of the boys and girls and their heif-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24
LEGION AND AUXILIARY
FIX CHRISTMAS CHEER
FOR COMMUNITY POOR

Sixty stockings, filed with candy
nuts, pop corn and toys, dozens Of
Christmas parcels containing cloth
ing, shoes and mittens, and many
dinner baskets, with turkey, chicken,
jellies, etc, were prepared by the
Vomen's Auxiliary of the American
Legion for distribution to those
throughout this community who
might otherwise not fare so well.
The presents, purchased or pre-
pared by the Legion and Auxiliary,
with few outside donations, were
assembled and prepared for distri-
button by members of both organiza-
tons at a joint meeting held in the
Legion Hall Tuesday evening.
After assembling the gift packages
the Legionnaires and the ladies en-
5oyed a luncheon furnished by the
Auxiliary.
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-Four Passengers Hurt
When Buss Hits CuIVert
ERrOute From Ellsworth

Judge ". P. Knowles of this city,
Walter Benedict of the town of Ri
yer Falls, j. Quen Of Ellsworth. H.
Iund of Eau Claire, and Mr.. Row of
Minneapolis, a travelling salesman.
all received more or less serious in
juries yesterday afternoon when the
Mohawk bus, enroute here from FL
!sworth, crashed into culvert on
what is known as the Beldenville hin.
about three miles this way from FL
lsworth.
The driver of the bus and two of
the six passengers, VIM. Fiddler of
Clifton and Mr.. Kulh Of St. Paul.
escaped uninjured.
The bus was defending the Hill al
Z moderate rate and had swung out
to pass two ears that were halted in
the road when, rounding a sharp
turn, It came upon a team and bob
sled belonging to Mr.. Walker of
Beldenville parked in the road. Tt
avoid striking the team the bus
driver attempted to swing to the left
and then back, but the hill was slip
perry and the big machine skidde,.
squarely onto the edge of the cul
vert.
Every seat in the car was snapped
from its moorings, and the floor
buckled in the center, hurting the
passengers forward into a tangled
mass of wreckage. 1t is miraculous
that no one was killed.
Judge Knowles had a shin barkeG
and received few scratches about
the face, Mr. Benedict's face was
scratched and he also suffered
scalp wound; Mr.. Lund's nose was
broken and one ear lacerated; Mr..
Ray and MIR. Quein were both in
jured about the head.
The passengers declare that the
driver was in no manner to blame for
the accident; he was driving care
fully and used skin in his attempt to
avoid crash.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. James
WATSON of Hudson. Wis, was the
scene of a very happy and jolly
gathering last Thursday, Dee. II, the
occasion being their fifty-ffth wed
ding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wasson were married
at Prescott, Wis, December II, 1870.
and have lived in this community al
these years. They are the parents OF
six children, FIVE sons and one
daughter, all living. The sons are
Edmund and Harry of Hudson. Paul
Of Saltwater, Mimi, Roy and Frank
of Roberts, Wis. The daughter is
Mrs. John X. Haddow of River Falls
There are sixteen grandchildren and
one great grand daughter.
Those present at this celebration
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund WATSON
Harry WATSON, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
WATSON and daughter Madeline, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy WATSON and little sol
Warren, DIR. and Mrs. John r. Had
dow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. WATSON, s
H. WATSON of River Falls, and Nh
and Mrs. Arthur Granbois of Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. WATSON received
many beautiful and useful presents
and many greetings from friends
who could not be present. Dinne''
was served at noon. ""#
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24
LEGION QUINT CONQUERS
SPRING VALLEY, ELMW0OD

Captain Jim Carolan's American
Legion basketeers opened their sea-
sen with a victory at Spring Valley
last Saturday night and followed it
up by trimming the ElmwoOd Legion
team there Tuesday night.
Standish was the star basket tosser
at Spring Valley, looping six field
shots for high individual score of the
evening. The game was closely con-
tested, Carolan's men nosing out vic
tory by a single point. The final
score was 90 to %.
Standish and Driscoll played the
forward positions, Morgan, center
and Follansbee and Carolan guards.
Moline, Nelson and Collins also play
ed during the game.
Elmwood's husky quint gave the
Falls another stiff battle Tuesday
night, holding Carolan & Co. to an
IS to % score. Carolan lead in the
scoring with ten points, Driscoll fol-
lowing with six. Captain Jim used
the same lineup as at Spring Valley,
but started Moline, Nelson and Col
Inns instead of Morgan, Follansbee
and Driscoll. All of the squad got
into the game, however.
Next Saturday night the Falls will
play another game at Elmwood, and
many from here, are planning TO
drive over to take it in, providing the
roads are open for automobiles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24
BAND TO ENTERTAIN
NEW YEARS NIGHT

The River Falls City Band will give
an entertainment in the Armory New
ears Night. This entertainment
will be on the same order of those
given last year, but with far bet
ter musical program.
The boys have been faithfully at
tending rehearsals during the past
months and are in good trim. This
IS the first of a series Of entertain
ments that will be given, and it is
eoped that the public will patronize
them. They assure you good time
and more than your moneys worth.
Everybody out and boost the band
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24

A young man from Stanley was
caught in the act of stealing robes
gloves, tools and packages from
automobiles parked in the streets OF
Chippewa Falls one day recently,
He was sentenced to a term of one
to FIVE years at Waupun.
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Copyright, By W. B. Davisop, 1920
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

Ia vida que solo pensamos en- los
placeres de la vanidad y en- los pla-
mes de la ambici6n. Pero en- medic
de tOdo este Squ6 vale la honra
aiena2
La calumnia Sc deriva de una ven
ganza mas o menos motivada, aun-
que siempre despreciable ilegi-
TINA. Es madre de la enyidia, que
con sus ponzofas penetran en- los Coz
razones honrados, dejando alli IN
rastrO de su veneno; la palida en-
vida que CORE presurosa tras la
prosperidad victoriosa.
Ia caIumnia no tiene alma: pue-
de lamar el oprobio EN- Ell hogar
tranquilo, arrojar la piedra del es-
candalo a la frente nunca abatida
del hombre honrado, manchar con cl
hsbito de su impureza las inocen-
tes mejillas; pero Ell calumniador
siene tai vez esposa, un nombre o
reputation social. Y tambi6n inocen-
ses lijas que pagaran mas tarde la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
RIALTO
CARIBE
BELIOGRAPH

Episodes de la serie ..sAmbici6u
Fatriotismo" y una comedia.
Domingo: Carlos Ell Temible' ;
un magniao drama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
Ell CLUB DE Los soITERos

Hemos asistido al c6modo y aris-
tocratico Teatro Rialto de esta ca
pital, mientrsa Sc exhibia, con un
ueno extraordinario, la grandiosa
joya cinematograhca, verdadera pie
ORA preciosa del arte mudo, que lie
va por tituio III Club de los Sol
teros.
En- cuanto a presentation, fuerza
es confesar que la compafiia pro-
ductOra, realizando un esfuerzo, ha
obtenido un triunfo ruidoso In
cuanto al argumento, es de 10 mas
entretenido y original que henos
visto en- el cine On club de empe-
dernidos solterOnes, que castiga cen
cinco mil d6lares de multa a todo
aquel de sus sOcios que olvidandose
de sus promesas Sc cuela en- las flas
matrin1oniales. X final de cuen-
tas, todos van pagando la multa,
todos cruzan 81 puente de las an
gustias La pelicula esta lIena
de incidentes c6micos y On el fondo
encierra una verdadera idea alta
mente moral y religiosa.
Esta jOya cinematogr4fica ha 81
do trafda a Puerto Rico pOr la San.
Juan Film Exchange y la ha exhi-.
bido en- el Teatro Rialto con lIenos
sorprendentes.
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La h0zGno detec-
tiUescd del da
POr Vance Wynn

mimic nacional. Ademas So le eu-
contraron numerosos certifcados dol
Ke Lac Hui.
Foo Wang tenia ahora sufciente
evidencia para enviar al pasfbuio
al preso. Pero 81 deseaba ob.ene:.
mayor information y los nombres
de otros conspiradores. Por ESQ ira
to de hacer hablar al jefe.
Pero Chenkin-Lung era astuto
como una rata y saba que de TO-
dos modos le cortarian la cabesa,
por 10 cual no fue possible sacatle
una sola pAlabra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

o tai veE este bello reIoj rectangular
de munecs de sehora, de IA kt.. seis
rubies. A 1895.
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falta de sus padres.


Pero la calumnia mace de un al
ma muerta de un coraz6n corroido
por Ia. envidia, de un cerebro vacio.
Es precise carecer de amor propio
= decoro para dedicarse al asqueroso
y bajo oficio de la ca1umnia; pero
scTa precise que el calumniador es-
te cansado de despreciarss ST mis-
mo para no sentir sobre sus espaldas
el sello de la infamia.
oueridos 'Iectores: que nunca
en- vuestras mentes pase la vii caiun
MIA, que nunca la envidia So arrai-
que en- vnestros corazones. Echadla
fuera de vosotros Y decid siemrre
la verdad Y asi sus almas estaran
exentas de pecado. No descendais
tan baJo como el vii calumniador
que Sc revuelve en- Ell cenagoso pam
tano de la vida.
Antonio SANCHEZ
40. afo Escuela Superior.
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-La PANACEA Dc swAIM ;


La PANACEA DE SWAIN es
up remedio ensayado y Vicrorioso
para curar las Intermediates de Ia
Sangre en- cualquier periodo, Ulce-
ras Arraigs.las, MaHchas en- Ia San
gre Heredadas, Dolencias Cronicas
de los Huesos. Es una medicina po-
tente, poseyendo un dominic ma
rayilloso sobre estas enfermedades
tan destructivas. Pnriiaca Ia sangre
pobre Y cOrrompida y restablece sn
fuerza y calidad prinitivas. La PA
NACEA DE SWAIN ha hecho uns
gran obra para la humanidad. Ha
restaurado la salud de innumera-
bles millares de pacientes que ca
81 habfan perdido la esperana. De
yenta en- las farmacias = drogus-
rlss.
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Ell pUNAL ENvENENADo

Hace trelnta amos un nllmero de
hombres Y 1nnieres aparecieron ase-
sinados en- los suburbios de Shan.
gal Sc descubri6 que la mayor par
te de las victimas habian sido ase-
sinadas con un pufal envenenado
AL mismo tempo varias iglesias
pertenecientes las misiones extran
jeras fueron destrufdas. Todos los
gobiernos afectados demandaron in
mediatamente explicaciones y ell go
bierno chino Sc comprometi6 a cas-.
tsgar a los culpables
FL Official encargado de la inves-
tigaci6n SO llanaba Foo Wang,
quien en- ese tiempo gozaba fama
dc ser Ell Shellock Holmes de Chi
ma. Era paciente, muy met6dico, '
crando segufa una pista estaba Sc
guro de no equivocarse. Algo que
e. encontr6 en- los alrededores del
crimen, fue un pedazo de tela, sobre
Ell cual estaban escritos algunos ca
racteres chinos. Ell saba que era
un certidcado de miembro de una
famosa sociedad secreta, denomina-
da Ke Lac Hui. Esta sociedad Sc
habfa tornado originalmente para
combatir los ofciales chinos que
oJereian la extOrsi6n sobre sus vic.
tjmas, v sus miembros eran nume.
rosfsimos. No obstante, la sociedad
mas tarde So habia convertible en-
Ell mayor enenigo de los extranje-
los y de las misiones.
Foo Wang Sc fu6 a su hogar, en-.
cendi6 su pipa y Sc puso meditar
Y 6nalmente lego la conclusion
de que Ell certtfcado pertenecfa a
Chenkin-Lung, uno de los lfderes
mas caracterizados de la sociedad
en- question.
China es inmensamente prande.
pero Foo Wang tenia su disposi-
ci6n millares de agentes, los cuales
disemin6 por las cuatro esquinas
del imperio con instrucciones de 10.
calizar al lfder. Eventualmente Sc
descubri6 que Ell hombre a quien
buscaba estaba hospedado en- una
fonda cerca de Pekfn v que Sc ha-
bia rodeado por veinte de sus Sc
guidores.
Foo Wang Sc convencio de que
era tempo de dar la batida pre-
paro sus hombres. Sc encontr6 al
iefe en- una de las habitaciones de
Ia fonda, dando una fiesta en- ho-
nor a sus. seguidores. FL detective
chino era muy original, Sc sent6
c6mcdamente v envi6 uno de sus
hombres con instrucciones de de-
cirle Chenkin-Lung que alguien
lie esperaba fuera para habIarle de
IN asunto muy importante. Er jefe
SC excuse de sus invitados Y saii6
con toda la parsimonia de un hf5o
del Celeste Imperio. AL salir, dos
hombres le echaron un saco por en-
Gina y 10 metieron bordo de IN
barco. Sc le at6 y amordaz6 y Sc
le 1leyo hasta shangai. Antes de
llegar la ciudad, el detective Sc
hiSo traer su presencia al prisic-
nero y le someti6 la tortura, 10
CUE en- China signifca mucho.
El chino Sc hmitaba sonreir
estoicamente. Sc le aplicaron los
instrumentos de tortura y no dijo
nj una sola palabra.
Sus ropas y efectos fueron traf-
dos al detective uuien los examine
cuidadosamepte. En- un boisiIIo Sc
encontr6 un puhal envenenado Te-
MIA todas las apariencias de ser ell
puiiaI conque Sc habian cometiao
los crfmenes. Ademas Sc encontra-
ron varias cartas dirigidas a dis
tintos miembTos de Ia sociedad y fir
madas 81 Octave Gran Principe
Esto demostraba que 81 era el 3efs
de la sociedad secreta y que indu-
dablemente pretendia asunir el do
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LA CALuMNIA

La reputation no es siro
una ysna y engahosa impOs
tpra que no pocas veces Sc
adQuiere sin merito y Sc
pierde sin culpa.
Shakespeare.
Aunque es I'M tema algo antique,
nunca envejece, porque hoy como
aver aver como siempre, la negra
calumnia busca con su vaho ponzo-
hcso hOnras limpias Y frentes puras
que empanar. Hoy como aver todos
ID conocemos, pero uinglno Sc aver
giienza de dar cr6dito a sus pala-
bras.
Como todo progresa, la calunlnia
tambien SO ha lido perfeccionando
hasta alcanzar su cumbre En- el tor
bellino de la vida, andan mezcla-
dos Ell oro y el oropel pero nadie ha
pensado en- distinguirlo. Core Ell
tempo veloz, y. es demasiado corta
s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

o este elegante reioj de nuneca de
pado Ge orc.
Por solo $5.T5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

Q. pIede ser, este exquisite relot do
oJa-ado de muneca de senora enchapadc
de ot0 seis rubies. A S8.q6 1s'S
Cada uno de estos re.oies de mufaca
ae Senora finos de buena apariencia
t1iustrados arr-ba) esta nitidamente IRA.
oado y hecho segun los mas caros mode.
los &c atino. Todcs estan Completa.
mente Garantizados. Garanttzamns &,
Cumpirta Satisfaction 20 no los Ven.
IN no nos envte dinero. p&guele al Car.
$. Cuando ordene. sortijas mande Ia me-
S1a Ssa aei dedo. Dcmuestre ei tamafio del
% Sc toma en- Ia segunda covnnt,rs : AL 40,
Aego donde Sc va a usar Ia sortiia.
0rdene las Sortsjas d ReIoies NO. ~
TILE MODEL JEWELLERY CO.
Dept: M-s0. r. 0. Box "a. station
- -. rar.ns New York Csttv n
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NUMENTl So BELLEzA

La beIleza de una mujer depende de
su APARIENc1A, sus TRAJES, sus
J0YAS. IPor que no afiadir una de estas
encanradoras Sortijas delicados Relo-
es sns a0crnos7
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Antonio SANCHEZ
40. afO Escuela Superior. 2
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OLINPO

La super production: la Tija
del Martirio''.
Domingo: LA Hija del Marti-
rio''
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LUNEs is X MARTEs 10 poR
LA NoCHE

Nombres de las sehoras que COM
ponen los distintos Comites de los
puestos:
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COronel TeOd0re Roosevelt, hi
jo del ex-presidente explorador,
quien en- union de su herman0
Kermit y Jorge X. Cherrie,
partira dentro de algunos dias
hacia Turquestan en- viaje de
exploration y estudio. Los
specimens que consigan IN.
este viaje enriqueceran las ga-
lerfas del MuseO de Historic
de Chicago.
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TEATRo

Sra. M. b. de del Vale
= A. s. de Astol
" e. G. de Gonzalez
!" Enriqueta Con cuchi
= Finf de Ferrer
- Maria de de Castro
= Rosario de Suarez
= Provi U. de del Vale
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RoMER1A DE SAN 1s1DRo


RoMERIA DE SAN IsDRo
LUNEs l8 X MARTES 10 PoR
LA NoCHE
Nombres de las seforas que com
ronen los distintos Comites de 10,
puestos:
PUEsTo D EsAN IsrDRo
Sra. M. S. de S-endf.
" A. G. de Baguex
/" p. de Jim6nez Mena
/" E. q. de Such
" G. F. de Aboy
/" E. g. de Goenaga
= q. O.. de Mac cabe
SIS" G.. r. do Mendia.
TEATRo
Sra. M. b. de del Vale
- A. s. de Astol
/" e. G.. de Gonzalez
Enriqueta Con cuchi
= Finf de Ferrer
/" Maria de de Castro
/" Rosario de Suarez
= Provi U. de del vale
RESTAURANT
Sra de M. Guillermety
F" Hortensia de Mendez
= Celestira de Todd
+" Provi de del Vale Piiem
y Garcia Nones de del Vale
- Carmen /. Cu@tara de
Marxuach
- J. de Coli Cuchf
- Adela. de Rodriguez
= Manuela B.. de Preston
BALE
Sra. Maria Teresa camunas
de Figueras
= Pepita vicens de Gatell
!" M. M. Lazaro de Goenags
=" Vidal de Jim6nez
= Bosch de Fernandez
= de Santaella M
PuEsTo DE LA PIcA
Sra. Pepita Gil de Pram
= Angelina s. de Besosa
. Tata Gaya de de Castro
puEsTo DE c1oARRos Y
cIGARRIILos
Sra. rini B. de rerrer.
PUEsro DE poHcHE
sra. Aurora de Rocco
= Teresita de Guiliermety
= Elsa de Domenech
= Millue de Torruellas
/" Maria U. de Sanchez
Morales
PuEsTo DEL ARBoL
Sra. N. de Martines Alvarez
= Elisa Marin
PUEsro DE LA G1rANA
Sra. Aurea q. de virs,la
pUEsro DE cABA1L1Tos
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