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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16


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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10

donnas at the library before; but it was
thought that such an exhibition would
be especially appropriate to the Ad-
vent season.
The pictures are not confined to those
ip which the Madonna appears alone;
there are all the famous holy families,
annunciations and betrothals of the
virgin, beginning with the archaic
Madonnas of Cimbue and Giotto, and
continuing through the several Ital-
ian schools. and the German, Flemish
and Spanish schools. A capital chance
is offered to- study the history of art
along one of it's most poeticai and in
spring lines.
Apropos of Raphael's picture, called
the Holy family of Francis I, it is in
teresting to note that Brush the So
cialist- painter, considers this the finest
composition he knows
FIFTEEN members of the forty-first class
of the Worcester normal school met
yesterday afternoon at the graduates
room at the school for a reunion. A
spread was served by c. Rebboli, fol-
lowed by an entertainment Dancing
was also enjoyed The committee in
charge were Miss Sarah L. Gallagher,
secretary, Miss Mary E. Conner, Miss
Anna T. Cahill Miss Mary ]. Burns,
Miss M. Maude Donnelly and Miss Nell
lie Willard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10
THE CITY.

The Past Ladies' association of Wor-
cester will meet at room %, Day build
ing, tomorrow att 80 p. IN.
A joint no-license rally will be held
at the Coral Street Methodist church
this evening, the speakers being Rev.
John L. Hurlbut, Rev George E. San
derson and Mrs. Robert Pierce.
Rev. DR.. Roland Dwight Grant is to
deliver lecture in course A before the
Worcester County Mechanics associa-
ton, tomorrow night, in Mechanics
hall, on 1.-THE Glories of the mighty
Columbia river"
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Social Circle of the First Universalist
church will be held Tuesday. Business
meeting at o'clock; supper at $50;
entertainment at s. There will be a
sale of fancy articles in the afternoon
Tomorrow evening the Emmett Guards
will give social to women friends at
the armory. Reilly's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music. The annual
meeting of the company will be held
tomorrow evening before the social,
when business for the ensuing year will
be transacted.
Helping Hand Circle Odd Ladies,
met Friday with Mrs. Frederick E.
Holt, IL Carroll street. Mrs. Lizzie
Torrey was elected president, Mrs
Mary Alexander vice president, and
Mrs. Lizzie Rice secretary. There were
25 present at SUPPER. which was fol-
lowed by an evening of whist.
There is to be a three-days' fair un-
der the joint auspices of Central coun-
ell, No so, o.. U. A. NJ, and Fidelity
council No. A. Daughters of Liberty. in
Continental hall, beginning Tuesday
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10

ton was to have conducted the games
Yesterday, but was prevented from be-
ing present by illness.
A doll show will be held under the
auspices of oxford street school this
week for the purpose of raising money
with which to decorate the school bull
ding. The collection of 300 dolls belong
ing to Mrs. Houghton of Boston has
been engaged for the purpose, and VIII
be in Worcester three days, beginning
IiTthlIrsday. Arabian, Chinese, and other
weird nationalities of dollies Will De
there, with oid colonial dolls ana ever
so many other kinds of dolls. The ex-
hibition will be open evenings as well
AS day times Some high school girls
will be asked to help the teachers in
exhibiting the dolls, which Will be
shown in an empty store. This is the
first doll exhibition Worcester has had.
Mrs. Edna l. Tyler's new serial, en-
titled "A Womans Malice; or, Welded
Against Her Will" was begun in yes
terday's issue of the Boston Globe. The
Worcester supply of Globes was ex-
hausted early in the day
The Lend-a Hand Club of the Church
of the Unity is preparing to give
Christmas treat to the children at the
American French orphanage in Green
| dale.
An exhibition of Madonnas will be
opened at the free public library to-
morrow. and will continue open from
8 to o'clock. daily, so long as the
public shows interest in it. There are
215 photographs in all, most of them
Braun photographs, and the collection
is both imposing and beautiful. There
has never been an exhibition Of Ma
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10

performance. This is one of the most
trying compositions for a pianist, but
throughout her playing was marked by
an intelligence of conception and a
vigor of execution that called for only
the Warmest praise.
ITO a technic, finished and artistic
in the highest degree, she adds vigor
and brilliancy that are yirile in their
effect. She has the true artistic tenn
permanent, and is thoroughly absorbed
in her work, her feelings and thoughts
finding prompt and adequate express
sion in her playing, and she has that
magnetic quality that carries her au-
dience with her and sways them to her
own mood. Her reception was en-
thusiastic and she was recalled again
and again, and finally was obliged to
respond playing Mendelssohn's ON the
wings of song with great delicacy of
expression and feeling"
The engagement is announced of AL
bert Milo Shattuck NJ D., of Worces-
ter. and Miss Abby Smith Fisher of
Norwood.
Miss Anna F. Manning, instructor in
physical culture and chlldren's songs
and games at Miss Wheelock's kinder
garten trainingschool in Boston, gave
the second talk in the Kindergarten
club course yesterday forenoon in Sal
isbury hall. She talked on childrens
games, illustrating them with the
members of the club for children.
Teachers and matrons entered with
zest into the games, forming figures
and circles singing, sitting on the floor,
making finger motions, skipping about
with handkerchiefs waving in their
hands, and the like. Miss Manning's
personality was not the least agreea-
BILE feature of the program. Miss Ell
len Gray of the Prince school in Bos-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10
GOOD PRIZES OFFERED.
Proprietor Monsey Puts Up incentives
for Good Bowling.

proprietor MOnSey RUS W 'HSSHtiVCS
for Good Bowling.
The prizes offered by Proprietor John ].
Monsey of the Pearl street alleys for the
first, second and third highest scores in
any 10 strings bowled before Saturday,
Dec 20, have stirred up a not rivalry.
Several of the crack bowlers at the small
pins have big scores to their credit today.
Among the highest are the following w.
Mason, 101, 105, 100, IS, 80, 10; Roberts,
124, SO, 104 3d. 81, 107, 101; White, 1O2, 1922
ia; Hunt, Ill, 1Ol IS; Bean. SO, 81 sS, 50,
49, 105 1N 50.
The prizes are a silk umbrella, pair Of
shoes and hat The umbrella is unique
one. 1t can be taken apart and placed in
so small a compass that it win fit into an
overcoat pocket That's the only safe
place for an umbrella, and it doesn't do to
take the overcoat off.
The Infants and Winthrops will roll the
second of their series at Monsey's all Us
tomorrow evening.
A series of matches at candlepins has
been arranged between teams from the
Consolidated Street Railway employees
and carriers at Station A. The rivalry
between the t. ans Is strong.
Proprietor Smith of the Green street al
leys is satisfied with the result of the re-
cent tournament, and will start another
the tournament and have received the
gold watches, win be barred from the
coming tournament. Four teams have
already entered The list will be kept
nament will be started with the four en-
tries. In that event eacn team will roll
three matches with every other team.
Total pins will decide the winner.
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Following is the program of the Knel-
col nnartet concert in horticultural
hall on the evening of the 21st;
Beethoven. Quartet. in fiat major OPP 10
Allegro CEN Ditu
Adagio mu non troppo'
La Maiiconia adagio- allegro ,o,o
Rrahns Sonata for violin and piano
(In A MAORI
Allegro amabile:
And9nte tranquillo-vivace.
Allegretto gracioso.
(First time in Worcester ,oo,io
Mr. Schroeder. .,.
Dvorak Trio for violirs and Vlols
Crieer ......... CntermezZo) honallce
fFrom quartet in minor op. ~
The quartet will be assisted by Miss
1,otta Mills. pianist The Washington
star has this to say of Miss Mills
playing with the seidl orchestra in that
city:
much interest last night centered in
tbe performance Of Miss Lolita Mills a
Young pianist, who recently returned
from study in Europe under the fam
GUS Leschetizky. the teacher OF Pade-
rewski. Miss Mills is extremely youth
f,l in appearance, and as she came for
ward and seated herself at the piano
there were many who wondered if she
would be able, to cope with the dill
culties of the Scfumann concerto,
which she had selected for her initial
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10
PERSONALS.

DR.. Murray McFarlane of Toronto is
spending a few DAYS of his honeymoon
in Worcester. His bride is a grand
daughter of the late Gen. G., Macdon-
aid. K. C. B.. of the British army, and
niece of Lady Jane Kerbe Of London,
Eng
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10

The Past Ladies' association of Wor-
cester will meet at room 70, Day pulld-
ing, tomorrow at 2.30 p. IN.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10

evening. In addition to the sale there
will be a miscellaneous entertainment
each evening, including an exhibition
costume drill.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-10

ysofThe Spy viii give the earliest and
6dnost correct returns of the city election,
Tuesday night.
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Arecibo.

Nos comunioan d. A'enibo ore la ad nj
uistracion del Manicipio fa6 elogi.da por el
general Davis en- gu re ,iente vista,
No excuse ma; ifestar al Aiealoe, don
Jose Ruiz Sagredo, que tenfA ipfprmes de que
ell syuntam ento de su preeidenci, es de 10 que
responder diligentss a lo' llamamieotos d.
las necetidades pub icss y, llenando tati fao-
cidn sa cometido.
Bien por nuestro amigo, sef1cr Ruiz Sa-
gredo, dgnos concejsles que le seoun-
dan.
Ell becho de que eI Municipio tenga al dfa
Gus gastos do personal y 81 aterial dispongo
ademas de una exittencla en- Ca de 5000 y
pico de pesos, aparte de ere iitos consi iersb es
por an,icipcs carcslarios { ,mpuestos pendlen
tes de- ipgreso, revela certer, gestion.
Naestras noticias ate-tiguan que ell general
ofrecid avu lar al Acalde con uua suma lmpor'
taste para tefminar la cbra Gel aou stuoto'
Pronto diefrutarA Areob bo de lac veptajss
de esa magnffoa obra que houra al Municipio
del alumbrado e6utrioo, que sera es:abls cldo
en b:evs.
Couooiendo, como ccnocemo'. Ia ebcac1a
del A calde. auguramos les are on enos'
prtx mas obras urbanss, quo p:rfeceionarAn
todae sus c Niles y plazas.
Nos parece que la OPT, ion lei General
Davis aceroa del Ayuntamiento de Areclbo, es
perfeotameate justfi ada
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pdblioa ID obra de fl.ntropfa que desde niha
habfa empren lido en- 10 privado Fu6 la pro.
tectora de los oampesinos irlsndeses y de sus
indus'ri's rurales, y 90 hizo amar y sdmirar de
todoe. NJ - tarde vino al Canada, donde has
ta hace POGO su esposo ejeroi6 el cargo de Go
bernador de Ia Coonis, J allf como en- Irlsn Ia
tom6 4 su cargo la oausa del pueblo y promo
vio tl movimiento social que empieza levan
tar ell n,vsi de las clases inferiores, antes aban
donadas gu propia suerte oprimidas por los
poderosos.
Mrs. Wright Sewall, americana, natural
de Mi waukse, ca Ia Vice Presidenta del G. m
seio y Ia probable sucesora de Lady Aberdeen
en- Ia Presidencia.
Como iustre compahera. Mrs. Sewall
ha oonssgrado 10 mel de su existencia los
oprimidos y los debiles, particularmente
Ia, oass femeUioas cuyo mejoramiepto en-
America re 10 debe en- gran psrie Is Presi-
dsnta del Consejo Nacional d. nujerss de los
Estados Unidos de Ia socied I'd que trabajs
porque SO OTTO guen al sexo debil los mismos
derechos po;ftloos que los hombres. rs una
e.critora dstiogu'da pocos son los oradores
que eobre p asan su e!ocuencia en- Ia t-bana
En la Ex posio6n de Chicago, Ms Sewall
preside con gran luoimento el Congreso de
Muj rss. de. de entonces su fama es univer
eal
Su primer esposo, que era ell flaptropo Mr.
J
1880 contrajo hegundas nupo,as con otro hom
. e eminente, Mr.. L. Sewall, ouyo nombre
lleva.
La tercera dana ilustre de quien q1eremos
hablar, hgura conspicua en- Ia actual ccnf rem
cia de Londres, es la Baroness Won Suttner,
austriacs, descendiente- de una legendaria ia .
milia de guerreros.
sa padre fu6 ell Marisosl de campo, Conde
Franz Won K'nsky. :
Ia (!ondesa Rartho tai ara al nrimiti w
| ncmbte de la Bsronesa Won Suttner-tuvo una
romAntioa hisoria de amor con ell Principe
F.! Wittgenstsin, con quien e.taba conprometida
, en- mstrimonio. Fl Principe Sc fu6 la guerra
! muri6 en- uua batalla. Este aoonteoimiento
| dsspert6 en- Ia joven IN sentimiento de horror
i por los combstes, y desde entonoes, valida de
eu eievada posicion sccisl, principle una g.ne.
| rtsa propaganda p"r Ia pxz Go los pneblos.
! Al efeeto fAnd6 varias soc'eds des, hoy fore
cieutes, para pre- lloar la ear ia la pax J
para enseflar las Sc ties qua Ia e.oluci6n e Ii
ii a, en- tanto que la revolu ion tAla no fun
| da naia duradero.
A'gunos amos despa6s de muerto ell Prfn
cpe Wittgepstein. Ia Condess Bertha Sc oas6
| c e. Baron Gund c-r Won Suttner, entonces
| GoberDad,r del Cau. aso
| ALI On su retro, los esposos, lejos del
mundo, pudieron estudiarlo mejor, uno otro
So conssgraron la mt d tacion les estud os
| socia'es litera'ios. All escr, bio la Barone
ga Won Suttner v.rias obras que hicisron do
blemente ce|ebre su nombre, 81 regresar pu
b io6 su libro ,itulado <Deponed las armap,,
que aegun asegura sugiri6 al Czsr IA idea de
promover la Conferencia lie Psz de que el u
| b!ico tiene sufciente noticia.
Tales son las tres ilu.tres damas que hog
! l'aman la atenci6n del mundo en- el Consejc
| Iuteraaoicnai de Mujsres, que estimula des lie
Londres con gu propaganda de paz los Dele
gats RIGS de la Haya.
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La compahia Leicibabaza,

Il. debutado en- Ponce el exito ha sido
grandioso. La prepsa entsra no esoatima los
splausos q Ia distiDguida troupe. Como prue ba
de clio vsmos : tomar los siguientes parrafos
de <La Democrats,
@ el Angel caido, Carnaela La Tie'
jecita obtuvo /. Companfa su tercer 6xito;
eobre todo en- In Viejecito, en- ouyo desempelo
tomaron psrte los principa.es actores de Ia
Compafifa! Pocss vecss SO habrA vi, to en- Pom
ca IN cua1ro tan aoabado, en- su sjecoo'"n ar
tfstioa, como ell primer cuadro' de La Vtejecs
t0.
Nosotros vines ex:renar esta obra en- Ma
drd, como oasi to las las que viene popiendo
en- e'oena Ia Companfa, y solo diremos n honor
de Laicib sbs.a = sus arsistss, que Ia ejecu'
Dion de esas obrss muy POGO aventajan las com
pafifas ma iriefas, 81 sc prescinde de cierta po
breza de indumentaris decora en- alga'
mas obrss,
Coucha Martinez fue la heroina en-
La Tejecito en su eogio diremos que nos
recordo en- mu hos lasajes Lucreo,a Arana'
para quien fn6 escrita exrress smente esta obra
"a. hizo del rapel de la prossgonista una crea
c,6p, poes 50 sjusta perfectam ente a aus gran
des condolences de actriz y caatsnte. La Mar
tfnez, ain poser la extensa = vouminosa voz
de la Araua, c,racteriz6 SUI pspel con tsl arte.
que en- mnohos pasaj jes de Ia ob:a. go confun
dian en- nuestra imagination ambas artistas
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Una artista Puertorrique1a.

Fl u'timo correo de la Penfnsula nos trs e
noticias de los triunfos alcanzados por nuestra
eminente pianista la sehorita Elisa Iavarez Co.
Ion.
Ri 27.del pasado JUNO sali6 & concurso
para la oposici6n al primer premio de piano
babi9ndolo obtenido por unanimidsd, s;endo s
la vez muy splaudida fe ioitaia por Ia ooncu
rrencia especialmente por ell director del Con
eervatorio en- Ma1rid.
FL peri6dico madrief1o <E' Nuevo Mundo,
publica al retrsto de la inteligente artists.
En- ell Palaoio real too6 & maravila, en-
presencis de la Reina, la priucesa de As urias,
' 8. A. rsales las Iof-n;as Isabel y Msria 1'ere'
a. si5,do muy del agrAdo de Ia real fsmilia
las o,nco pleas que interpret6, con admirable
ejscr>'on.
La ssi1orita Tavarez ha sido Ia unioa que
ha obssnido por unanimldad el premlo' de las
nueve artistas que resultaron agraoiadas en- ell
Coacurso,
D.n Antonio Cort6n Ia aclam6 lanAndola
nre<trs primers piani.ta. = eA Secrstario del
Copservatoro ia feicit6 pdblicameute.
e. Dlciembre, es probabie que nos visite la
anlaudida y distingpids artista puertorr' 'queha,
quien felioitamos por su' nuevo' triunfos
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Las Sect retsTias
del Oespacho,

Sc nos ha informado que es determination
del sr. Gobernador General la supresifn de la
Sscretarfa de Jasticia, y que en- su l"gsr Sc
cres la plaza de Attorney gsaeral. Blen que
desara-ezca 10 que Sc juzgne inneoe ario.
Tamoi6n 80 q Dice qua Ia S scretsrfa de
Hacienda, de dare no ha deeapareoido psro que
de hecho resuta avn ca plautilla redno' da ns-
or q. g, hace, pue' ysoa g d atr'bnclones
de ob;sto s'guno. Todo 10 de Haciend, esta
en- manos del Tesorero general y del Audit' r
de II .ci IN Ia nombrados des le Washlngton;
luepo no hay Seoretarfa de Hacienda.
NADIA sabemo. d. la Secretarfa del Interior
pero IA se susurra que desaparscerb. 81 as1 fue7
re- NADIA mas lcgico, NADIA mas proceed 'n'e, pero
muoho 10 ae5fa II hubiese dessparecdo deste
que sc cre6 con Ell nombre de Se,retarfa del Ia"
terror. Desde entonces estA iimitada al mas
puro homeopatiemo = resulta ridfculo el cargo
Sc ore6 dsntro de ella una Direcoi6n de Obras
Phbioas una de Iastruooion que disponen,
en- sas dos ramos, Hbremente sin interven
oion de Ia Secrstarfa. Para no dejar 6sta tan
desairada SO pss6 & su departamento 10 refersn
te / mineraogfa benefceuoia, ramos que e'-
tan limitados aoeptar denupcias de mir as,
dar entrada salida los alienados en- BeDeh
cencis, poca cosa mas que no vale Ia pena
de una Secretarfa con saeldo de 1888 33 mon
snales, 6 sea 81 todo y 1898 33 mas q"e 81 qae
there cada Secretario del Gabinete de w a-hog
ten. EsOs ramos p0e6en pasar la oec1eIa'1
de Estado, ousl 10 estabs ell de Benefcenoia J
puede desapareoer DUAL debi6 suoeder desde re
brero. la Secretarfa del Interior.
R:specto la Secretarfa de Estado, en- =
tendemos que no cabe Ia SUPPRESSION porque los
Muniopios IS ueccsitsn un organismo que les dl'
RIA mientras se ri an autcn 5mlcamente; pero
esa Seoretarfa puede centralizar en- 81 los ramos
que dependfan de otras va insigni6cantes hoy
eeguraments serAn bien desp ,chados Elm el
lu;o de Seoretarios donde desspireci6 Ia auto
nomfa homeopatioa qua despues de 400 amos
nos diers Espa1a, cual so da tcdo al desahucia
do de tisis inoipiente.
Sost6r gue la Seoretarfa de E,tado, cam
b6see el nombre por otro mas modesto 81 sc
| quiere, red1scase gu sueldo para evitar las in
| trigas de polfticos envidiosos en- 10 cu-l Sc
gairfamos los oonsejos de Franklin que deofa:
| <sue' dos pequenos para evitar amb'cion es, y
va vera ell Sr G bernsdor como enviando e.
| iercer 50 profession para que vivian de ella.
| los que la han ab ,ndonsdo por estsr aoogidos
| saeldos pingtes, 50 aoabarAn les sapirantes al
duloe memey. Nosotr's no somos po fticos.
! vivimos de nuestro capital y de 10 que nts de
| ia ell trabajo diario, no acept arfamos por ca
! pa. gu, nos creyeramos, destino s'guuo nj cor
| IL, 900 dollars de sueldo anual. Naestra inde
| pendencia vale mas.
| Patriotic Il del Rio.
| Julio IA del 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-14
Venta de Maderas.

Sc venden las maderas que consti-
tuian ell Vel6dromo va en- total " en-
parties 6 lotes, Con elias Sc puede ia
bricar una buena casa.
Oui n interese comprarlas vease
con; Sobrinos de Armas Cruz 13.
A 81
-. La policfa ha detenido al indivIduo
Carlos Bonilla (a) Tres golpes por msltrsto de
obras al nino Juan Bsidejo al padre de este
oae saliera en- gu defensa. Ei hecho ocurrio or
Ia plaza del mercsdo, interviniendo Ia poll
cfa.
-. Elvspor <Vasco, eadrA para Areci-
b. " escala hasta Arroyo maf1ana las do ls
tarie retornarA ests cspilal haolendo Ia mis-
ma escals,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-14
Aguadilla.

Los profesores de uno y otro sexo. deben
estar satisfechos del 9xito de Ia fiesta llevado
1 cabo 81 de Julio: fu6 de 10 mas efPl@ndid Ia
que SO ha podido yer en- AguadiIa. Don Ar
turo Janer, iniciador de Ia misms, y ell valioso
elemsuto que le presto su oorcurso, estuvieron
On todo oportuno. Las nihas y ni1lcs rayaron en-
10 sublime, al pronunciar aqaelos disoursos
po6ti sos.
La Pl.z., qae de por 81 es bouita. la ador'
naron ospriobo.amente, preseotando un a'peoto
be.lfsimo
Despnes de leida ell acta de Ia indspenden
ola de los Estados Unidos, per el sehor A cal ie,
don Ro oiplfo Hernandez Lopez hab muy
bien de Ia historic de esa Naoiop, que asombrs
al mundo con ell progreso de sus industries, ,
~ oomercio.
El Professor, senor Sifontes, que tenfa la
bsndera estrellada, dip, un bueu discurso
Ls seflorits Acosta, dijo algunas pclabras
inspiradas eentidas, Las sehoritas Collaso J
Acosta = los maestros Janer y sifontes, deben
premi at sus respeotivos alumnos. one respon
den los nombres de Argslins Rivas y Vaz'
uuez Maria Luisa Merle, Juana Cuban, E"gra'
cia Pagan, Gaillermo Esteves, Juan II. Men
dozs.
EnIls Casa dol Pueblo, habl6 don jose Con
treras Ramos, con Ia elocuencia que 81 10 saba
hacer. Va 10 habiamos dido On Ssnto Domingo
Venez zuela, donde adelanto mnchslmo con Ia
kraotica.
l., orquesta, a Ia altura de siempre, muy
apaludila.
Ez Corresponsal.