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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
Sank Centre
Runner-upin
Dist. Tourn'y
Defeated in District Basket
ball Finals Saturday Eve
ming by Glenwood
MAKE GALLANT FIGHT
Eight Teams Contest for
Supremacy at Alexandria
Thurs, Fri, and Sat.

The District Basketball tourna-
ment at Alexandria Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of last week,
was a splendid managed tourna-
ment and the lovers of the sport
were given some splendid enter
tainment.
The opening game of the tourn-
ament was played between Glen
wood and Bertha. The game be-
tween Melrose and Long Prairie
closed the afternoon session. Sank
Centre opened the evenings play
with Henning, followed by the
Observation-Disclosures Prairie con-
test.
The big upset of the tournament
was the sad showing made by
Alexandria against the smaller but
well coached quint representing
the Parker's Prairie Hing School.
Between halves each evening of
the tournament there was some
splendid entertainment furnished
by a male quartet, of the Alex
High School, the Drum Corps COM
posed of 20 Alexandria young lad
les clad in plaid Scotch Kilties,
the Pep" Girls from Long Prairie.
Mr.. Hutton coach of the Ham
line Basketball team, and Mr..
Mitchie, of Little Falls, officiated
at the tournament very successful
ly. They called them close but
were absolutely impartial in their
rulings.
The citizens of Sank Centre
have reason to be particularly
proud of the performance of the
basketball quint Of this city. Hen
ming and Parker's Prairie were
defeated without the locals extend
ing themselves.
Sank Centre entered the final
game Saturday evening with Glen
wood as the opponent. These were
most evenly matched and the two
best coached teams in the tourna-
ment. Glenwood had defeated
Sank Centre twice before by mar
row margins. The play was fast
and furious. Sank Centre looked
particularly bad in the first half
which ended with a 1912 score in
favor of Glenwood. Sank Centre
came back with a rush in the Sc
cond half and rapidly closed the
gap. However, they lacked the
winning complex. Those two pre-
vious defeats this season and also
because Glenwood has pretty gen.
orally taken the local quint into
camp in previous years, were too
much of a handicap to overcome.
Ham," usually dependable for
ward, was off color during the en-
tire tournament. True he was
closely guarded. Saturday evening
he had a shot from under the
basket and failed to connect. His
contribution for the entire tourn-
ament was was four free throws.
The final score was Glenwood
Is, Sank Centre IA. In the last an
alysis there are no alibis. As the
teams performed Saturday even
ing the best quint won.
Sank Centre sent loyal band Of
rooters for each game. Glenwood
was out in force, much force and
well organized roofing section.
Most of the Saturday evening
crowd were pulling for Sank Gen.
tire, but it just wasn't to be.
Glenwood enters the Regional
tournament this Thursday evening
at Alexandria meeting Moorhead.
They carry the best wishes for sue
cess of every loyal basketball fan
in this city.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
Indian Treasures
To State Society
Gilbert L. Wilson Collection Form
Valuable Addition To Mime
sofa Historical Society

One only need see the rakes
made from the antlers of blac-
tailed deer and the hoes fashiontd
with bone blades to realize that the
extensive collection of the late
Gilbert L. Wilson, of st. Paul, which
has been given to the Minnesota
Historical society, offers intimate
glimpses Of the life Of the Mandan-
Hidatsa Indians. For number of
years DR.. Wilson studied the Gull
ture of these Indians, to whose set
Elements along the Missouri river
near Mandan the western boundary
Of Minnesota territory extended.
They were living close together
when Lewis and Clark found them
in 1904, but they united in 1845 af-
ter the smallpox had nearly exter-
minated them.
Garden implements such as the
hoe and the rake plainly show that
these Indians were not nomads of
the prairie as were the Sioux with
whom they had many a bitter fight.
They were an agricultural people,
with stockaded villages of mud
houses, which could not easily be
abandoned, and for this reason they
are outstanding among the tribes
Of the Northwest. Outside the vii
lagos were extensive fields and gar
dens, in which they raised corn,
squash, beans, and tobacco. They
So1oofad THAR 1aaI orrx, xuifh erraof
care and at intervals allowed part
of the cultivated land to lie fallow.
In addition to agricultural nipple
ments this invaluable collection in
cludes dried specimens of food
stuffs, household utensils, weapons,
ornamented cow skins, games, and
a number of Photographic records
Of Indian songs. This material
greatly enlarges the value of the
Indian life collection Of the Minnie
sofa Historical society.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
W.DeLaurier
Is Candidate
For NJ ayor
Defeated by Only Twenty-one
Votes in Hot Campaign
of April 1880
HOLME WILL RETIRE
Popular Clothier Refuses to
Allow Use of His Name
Election April 5

Sank Centres annual City cleo
ton will be held Tuesday April 5.
Sigurd Holme who was elected
Mayor two years ago has positive
ly refused to allow his name to be
considered this year. It is quite
likely he would be reelected
without opposition had he been
a candidate as he kept the city on
an even moral keel, all that any
Reasonable person could expect.
Willim e. DeLaurier first enter
ed the lists for public office two
years ago and was defeated by Mr..
Holme by the following vote:
LIST End TT
Ward Ward
Holme .-.--- 122 248 $40
DeLaurier 49,. no 239- 349
Holmes majority-21
In view of the fact that Mr..
Holme will not be a candidate, and
at the solicitation of many friends,
Mr.. DeLaurier has decided to al
low the use of his name for the
office of Mayor this year.
In a conversation with the Her
aid editor Tuesday Mr.. DeLaurier
states that in the campaign two
years ago it was claimed, that if
he were elected mayor, he would
name certain man chief of police.
The gentleman said any such
claim was erroneous-that he had
not promised the job to anyone,
even by intimation at that time.
In entering the campaign this
year he said he would assume the
office of mayor absolutely unfet-
tered by political promises if he is
elected. He hasn't in mind the
making of any revolutionary
changes in the administration of
the city's affairs. He promises a
reasonable business administration.
Mr.. DeLaurier first came to this
city in 1882, remaining for a year.
He spent 1888, 1889, 1890 and 1891
in the city at which time he was an
active member of the fire depart
ment. He returned to Sank Centre
to make this city his permanent
home in 1916.
The geneltman is not actively en-
gagged in any business and is in a
position to administer the affairs of
the city without fear of threading
on anybody's toes"
Mr.. DeLaurier is an honest and
upright citizen and has every quail
fication to make an acceptable
chief executive of the city of Sank
Centre,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
No. 4 Will Be A
Through Hi-Way
Commissioner Babcock's Order Re
quires Full Stop Before En-
'tering No. A

Last week Commissioner c. M.
Rabcock issued an order making
the state trunk highway No. 4
from Sank Centre to Bemidji q
Through highway" That means
that traffic coming onto highway
No. 4 must come to a full stop be-
fore entering the highway from
any road or side street. In Wadena
village this highway, which runs
along Jefferson street, has been
posted with stop signs for several
years, but the ordinance requiring
stop has never been enforced.
With the recent order of the high
way commissioner it is expected
that the state highway patrol will
receive orders to enforce the stop
law.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
A J. DuBEAU DEFEATED

A. ]. DuBeau, mayor of Sank
Centre during the World War per-
iod, was a candidate for Mayor Of
Alexandria at Tuesdays election.
He was opposed by Carl v. Ander-
son. undertaken, candidate for re-
election. Mr.. DuBeau's campaign
slogan was Tower taxes" When
the votes were counted the former
Sank Centre man had been buried
by a majority Of 10 votes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
RURAL SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Sank Centre Rural Teachers
Club will hold its monthly meet
ing in the Normal Training room at
Sank Centre Saturday, March 18th,
at 200 p. M. The committee in
charge viii present an interesting
and instructive program about the
work of intermediate grades. All
teachers are urged to attend.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
w. /. Wruck
Died Mond'y
AM, Age77
Lived in Community Since
1901; Funeral at st. Pauls
Friday Morning
FUNERAL OF MARY ZAPF
Died at Fergus Falls Monday
After Lingering Illness
Was 45 Years Old

William L. Wruck, ST., resident
Of Sank Centre and Raymond town
ship for about 81 years, passed
away at the home of his son, Will
liam, Wednesday, March 9, 1882, at
800 A. M.
The deceased was born in West
Prussia, Germany, Sept. 2, 1854. He
grew up and married in his native
land. When he was 20 years old
Mr.. and Mrs. Wruck and their
three children migrated to Amer.
lea, settling on farm near Toluca-
Ill. They resided in Illinois for 15
years and then moved to Nilsson,
Iowa, where they resided until 1901
when they moved to Minnesota on
the farm in Raymond township
southwest of Sank Centre now own
ed by the family.
The health of the deceased be-
gan to fail about three years ago
He was afflicted with hardening OF
the arteries and other complica-
tons. He was up and about the
house Tuesday, but complained OF
not feeling well. He declined to
eat any dinner, but did drink a cup
of coffee which his son served to
him in the evening after his father
had retired. A little later the son
entered his fathers bedroom and
found him lying across the foot OF
the bed, unconscious, probably hav-
ing suffered a slight stroke. Mr.
Wruck never regained conscious
ness. ..-
The deceased lived an active pio-
neer life. He took an active part
in the affairs of his township while
living on the farm. Since remov-
ing to Sank Centre IA years ago he
has lived a quiet and retired life.
Mrs. Wruck passed away in 1921.
For the past three years he had
made his home with the family of
his son, William, in this city.
The immediate family surviving
are: Albert, Sank Centre; Gus,
Rockwell City, Iowa; William. Jr.,
Sank Centre; John, Sank Centre;
Emil, Devils Lake, N. D.; and one
daughter, Mrs. L. Meyers, Brainerd,
Mimi. There are q living grand
children and one great grandchild.
The funeral will be held from
the Church of Our Lady Of the
Angels, Friday morning at 300
o'clock, the pastor, Rev. John A.
Fearon, officiating. Burial will be
made beside Mrs. Wruck in Cal
vary cemetery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10

William H. Sweet, a medical stu
dent, of Centralia, Wash, has been
awarded a scholarship to Oxford
University, England. He has al
ready performed an appendectomy
and several other operations.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10

Mrs. Clara A. Meyers, of Chicago,
testified in her divorce suit that her
husband never said please in their
twelve years Of married life.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10

Easter comes early this year-on'
March 27-and seemingly nature
took notice of this fact, for spring
came to Bermuda about three
weeks ahead of the usual time.
Consequently the lilies, field of
which is seen above, will be ready
for the church festival.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
ITALIA TRATARA DE RE
FORMAR A LOS CRiMI-
MALES

Roma, enero 6.-Medidas pa
ra reformar a los criminales Y
ayudar a sus familias figuran
en- una reforma penal que ACADIA
dc MERCER la aprobaci6n del Sc
nado 1taliano.
Los prisioneros en- 10 sucesi-
vo seran examinados fisica y psi
col6gicamente para determinar
la clase de castigo que debera
aplicarseles. Medios persuasi-
vos y educacionales seran en-
pleados, ademas del castigo,
cuando la reforma Sc considere
possible.
Planes para conceder facili-
dades a los presos de modo que
estos puedan ganar aIgdn dine
70 y que este vaya a sus fami-
las, seran formuIados. Para me
nores Sc crearan casas " deten-
ci6n y sc haran esfuerzA para
encontrar trabajos a los Eesi-
diarios que hayan cumplido Nus
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
CONTINUA LA HUELGA EN-
LAS CAMERAS DE TOLE-
DO

Habana, Enero Clos obre
ros de las canteras de Toledo,
que desde hace dfas vienen
manteniendo la huelga en- con-
ira de la reduction de salaries
anunciada por SUI propietario,
continuan firmes en- su actitud
de no reanudar los trabajos
hasta tantO les sean concedi-
das sus peticinoes.
Entire estas figuran, ell que
Sc les permita utilizar un nue.
vo explosive, toda veZ que ell
suministrado por ell dueno de
las canteras es demasiado de-
bill y les obliga a duplicar ener
gfas in1tilmente.
Todas las gestiones hechas
para darle soluci6n al ~conflic-
to han tropezado con la resis-
tencia de la administration de
las canteras, la cual dice no es-
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
De ESPANA
CUARENTA DETENCIONES
CON MOTIVO DE LOS SU-
CESOS DE BADAJOZ

Madrid, enero 6.-Despues de
asistir a los funerales de los
cuatro guardias civiles que hace
dias resuitaron muertos en- los
des6rdenes ocurridos en- Bada-
joz, ell subsecretario de la gober-
naci6n, ST.. Carlos Espia, di6 a
conocer que Sc habian ~efectua-
do cerca de cuarenta, detencio-
mes y que I'm consejo de guerra
procedera a exigir con energia
toda suerte de responsibilities
Los successes, que tuvieron lu-
gar en- Castil Blanco, han mott
vado serios estudios por parte
del g%obierno, no solo para evitar
su repetici6n, sine para en-
plear medios por los cuales la
guardia civil sea concentrate
en- puntos estrategicos.
Con este procedimiento prac-
ticamente quedaran anulados
los puestos que antes Sc encon-
traban distributes por todOs
los pueblos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
LOS FERROCARRILEROS DI
CEN QUE Ell GOBIERNO
NO LOS ATIENDE

Madrid, enero Como re-
sultado del mitin celebrado a.
yer en- esta capital por los obre-
ros ferrocarrileros, en- la cual
los oradores acusaron al gobier'
no de no atender a las deman-
das de los trabajadores = mi
nistA de Obras Pdblicas, Sr. In
dalecio Prieto, orden6 que una
comisi6n investigara ell estado
de las Companies de Ferrocarri-
les al Sur de Espaha, y 81 estas
estaban o no en- c~Vndiciones de
conceder aumento de salaries.
Durante ell mitin, algunos O.
breros gritaron "Abajo ell Co
bierno", viendose precisada la
policia a intervenir para disper.
sarlos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
TEATROS

Casino
Vuelve a la pantalla de este
regio coliseo de Ybor City, Ia
gran obra dramatica "Silencio",
que lleva por protagonista al
gran actor Give Brook Y la pro
ducci6n espanola Mama, dom
de la eminente actriz Catalina
Barccna. desempena con sin
igual acierto y arte m~agiStral Ell
dificiI papel de una madre a
quien los compromises SocialeS
aturden, poniendo en- peligro no
solo su propia reputation. sino
ell honor de su hijo Y de su espo-
so.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
Ell VATICANO SERA RE-
~CONSTRUIDO
MENTE

Ciudad del Vaticano, enero 6.
Con motive del derrumbe re-
gistrado ultimamente en- la ce-
lebre Galeria Sistina, S. S., ell
Papa Plus XII, ha resuelto que
los trabajos de restauracion en-
muchas parties del hermosisimo
Y vetusto Palacio del Vaticano,
sean comenzados sin perdida de
tempo.
Una firma norteamericana ha
sido encargada de esa dificillsi-
ma obra. Snead and Co., de Jer-
sey City va desde antes del ano
1928 hablan realizado los estu :
dos para esta restauraci6n. A
la demora en- Ell comienzo de los
trabajos achaca esta firma ell
derrumbe r~eglstrado que cause
cuantiosas perdidas. La Galeria
Sistina tiene va $40 amos de cons
truida, y Sc considera como una
de las obras de arte mas valiosa
del mundo. Sus paroles, colum-
mas y b6vedas estan decoradas
con valiosisimos frescos.
Mr.. August S. Macdonald,
Presidente de la Snead & Co., Gu
va firma llevara a cabo la res
tauraci6n, manifesto que va sc
han comenzado las obras preli-
minares, removiendose libros y
mapas antiquisimos de gran va
lor. .l..l,|
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
Sc INICIAN LAS INSCRIP.
CLONES EN- LOS PARTI-
DOS POLITICOS

Habana, Enero Ode a.
cuerdo con los preceptos del
Codigo Electoral, comenzaron
aver en- toda la Republica, ex-
cepto en- la provincial de Orien
tie, las inscripciones de los par
tidos polfticos.
Los partidos que figuran ms
criptos va y que figuraran en-
la pr6xima contienda electoral
son ell Conservador, ell Popu-
lar, ell Liberal y Ell Progresis-
ia, este dltimo bajo la direc-
cion del DR.. Miguel Angel Cam
pos, que ha iniciado SUI reor-
ganizaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
REINA MALESTAR ENTIRE
LOS T~RABAJADORES DE
LA BENEFICA

Habana, enero Clos traba-
jadores de la Casa de Salud LA
Benefica", de la Association de
Dependencies, muestranse en-
extreme disgustados con mott
vo de las recientes cesantias de-
cretadas por la directiva de di-
cha institution.
FL nuevo movimiento alcanza
esta vez a cerca de 80 sirvientes,
contra quienes Sc dice Sc ha ejer
cido represalia por simpatizar
con los elementos que sostuvie-
ron la huelga recientemente fl
nalizada de csc centric benefit
CO.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
GESTIONES EN- FAVOR DE
LOS PRESOS POLITICOS

Habana, Enero 6.-DiStin-
tos elementos polfticos de toda
la Republica vienen realizan :
do gestiones cerca del presi-
dente Machado, para que con-
tinde decretando la libertad de
los prisioneros que Sc encuen-
tran en- la Fortaleza de la Ca
bana y en- ell Castillo del Prfn-
cipe, iniciada aver con la liber
tad de los coroneles Hevia Y
Penate.
Sc tiene entendido que ell
Oral. Machado estudia la ma
nera de acceder a las peticio-
mes, aun cuando bajo ciertas
condolences tendencies a mantle
ner ell orden y la tranquilidad
en- ell pals.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

En- la manana de hoy sali6 para la ciudad de Miami, donde
Sc propone asstir a las competencias aereas que en- la misma
tendran lugar y para las cuales fuera expresamente invitado,
nuestro director Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
Razor por la cual queda en- suspense esta amenisima sec
ci6n personal, que tantos simpatizadores cuenta en- la gran CO.
lonia latina.
Ell Sr. Manteiga sali6 en- aeroplano piloteado pr ell COMO
edo aviador, Sr. Jesus Fernandez Pendas.
Les deseamos I'm feliz viaje y un pronto regreso.
Rnea~.~g rs ar -. ~-~kC.HANA$~
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD =
10 FIANZA :

En- ell dia de aver fueron puA
tos en- libertad bajo fianza del
S20O.00, los Senores Miguel
Rodriguez, Jose Bonilla, Ma
nuel Garcia, Manuel Mendez,
Sam Petralia, Jose Abrantes,
Pedro Cruz, Mauricio Fernan-
DEE y Conrado Cruz, que Sc en-
contraban en- la carcel del con
dado bajo acusaci6n de vagan-
cha.
Dlchos senores formaban
parte del grupo de 26 indivi-
duos tildados de supuestos CO.
munistas, que ell sabado fueron
arrestados por los diputadoa
del sheriff y agentes de Ia po-
licia en- ell domicilio de J. r.
Walker, situado en- ell pueblo
de Ruskin.
Tambien fueron detenidos en-
la citada Residential Albert w.
Mcbride, a quien Sc acusa de
asaIto con intenci6n de asesi-
mar al Vigiiante John N. Byrd,
y los esposos j. h. Walker, por
estar en- possession de bebidas
alcoholics.
Sc vienen realizando gestio-
mes para Obtener la libertad en-
el dia de hoy, bajo fianza, del
Sr. Luis de la Cruz.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
Nj f~elicitaci6n

Nj feIicitaci6n
Recfbanla los distinguidos y
prestigiosos caballeros, senores
Carlos Men6ndez Campo; Jose
Gutierrez Fernandez y Jesus
Fernandez Diaz, por haber sido
electos Presidente y Vice Presi-
dente de la enaltecida institu-
ci6n Centre Asturiano, en- las III
timas elecciones celebradas ell pa
sado domingo en- su palacio de
la avenida de Nebraska,
Les deseo continuados eXitos
en- ell canine que van a empren~
der en- beneficio de la bien anna
da sociedad asturiana.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
Eg ell SagradO COrdz6m

La Agrupaci6n de Madres del
Colegio Parroquial del Sagrado
.Coraz6n, verificara hoy por la
noche, en- los salones de dicho
Colegio, situado en- las avenidas
de Florida y Lake, una gran fies
ia de "Bunco-Bridge" y "Caba-
ret-Dance."
Dado ell ndmero de entradas
repartidas, Sc espera I'm resonan
tie triunfo social.
La separation de mesas para
ell Cabaret" habra de solicitar-
Sc de la senorita Amor Fernan-
DEE, teleaNpo 1898.
Sc ha Seido la orquesta del
Professor Manuel Sanchez para
delete de la juventud baiIsIora.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
NO Sc EXPULSARA DE LA
A CASSOLS
Y AYGUADE

Madrid, Enero 6.-Despa :
chos procedentes de Barcelo-
ma informan que despues de
un acalorado debate en- la reu-
MON celebrada aver por Ell Es-
tat Catala, Sc declare sin lugar
la solicitud de expulsion del
partido del Sr. Ventura Cas-
soils y Doctor Ayguade, MEM
bros de la Generalidad, cuya3
actividades Sc consideran poqs
satisfattorias, ~ y.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
AgradecimientO

~
Despu6s de haber abandona-
do el Sanatorio del Centre Astu-
riano completamente restable-
edo. ell senior Francisco Cerra,
aprovecha la oportunidad que lie
brindan estas lineas, para en-
viarle sus mas expresivas gra-
cias, asi como su eterna graft
tud a los talentosos medicos Eos
ter y Bustillo, por el m~agnifico
acierto que tuvieron con la en-,
fermedad sufrida.
Tambien quiere extender sus
gracias y su agradecimiento al
Cuerpo de Enfermeras y Enfer
meros, por el trato exquisite que
lie regalaron en- los dias cruen-
tes de penosa dolencia.
Complacido.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
Fiesta de ~COnfirmdci6n
Complacido.

Fiesta de Confirmdci6n
Sc verificara el pr6ximo vier
mes a las ocho de la.noche, una
gran fiesta de confirmation en-
el Castillo Ponce de Leon, Gu
va casa propiedad del Castillo
Dante Allighieri, esta situada
en- las GALES Howard y Spruce.
A los miembros del referido
Castillo Sc les suplica no dejen
de asistir, porque es para rati-
ficar con su firma ell charter
10 qsior dicAo, la carta.
Esta fiesta es costeada pOr los
hermanos del Dante, en- don.
de Sc servira un magnifico y es.
plendido buffet.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06
GustauO Autet

EUSt0rO AUtet
Conocido j6ven de esta locali-
dad, que vino a disfrutar de los
dias de Navidad en- compania
de su querido ito, senior Hora-
clio Garcia, de la Avenida Cen
trail 1901, regresa a la Acade-
mia Militar de Georgia donde
cursa sus estudios.
Al despedirlo cortesmente lie
deseamos grandes triunfos en- la
dificil carrera de las armas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06

NacimieRt0
Hace algunos dias vino al
mundo un encanto de nina, hija
de los distinguidos esposos lsa-
bel y Enrique Gonzalez, residen-
ties de la Gale Grace 2311, ba-
rriada de West Tampa.
Cuando Ell angel entire en- ell
mundo cristiano, llevara ell nom
bre de su mama: Isabel.
Para la linda bebita I'm be-
so y para sus dichosos padres
nuestra cordial felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-01-06

Tambi6n ell domingo 10, Sc
efectuaran, las instalaciones pa
blicas,
Quedan invitados a estas ms
talaciones y fiestas, todas las
comRaneras de los Temples y
Hermanos de los Castillos. Ha-
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