davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Ell UNCONDITIONAL ISMO
ESTA DE RAJA
Aquf como en- Cuba

Los incondicionaies de- Maysgiiez han
celebrado ell IL de Agosto. Falta aho
IA que los de oada pueblo donde ellos
privan, celebren tambi6n ell dfa en- que
fu6 izsda en- sus respectivos caserfos 8
oiudades la banders de la nueva metro
poll.
Como cada dfa de esos marcados
para Ia glori6cacion del sfmbolo, Sc
declara festive, tendremos en- la isla
por 10 menos la tercera psrte del af1o,
dedieados holgerios cohetes como
los consagrados las fiestss patronales,
que al fin al cabo representsn una
tradicion.
Los americanos que apeuas ouentsn
media docena de dfas en- e! sflo, dedi
cados festividades de caracter nacio
nal, se han alarmado ante la cons0grG
ci6a de tantos dfas festivos, como les
ha dado en- celebrar los nuevos con.
quistados.
El primero que amparado de la for
mula diplomatica ha demostrado ga dis.
guato, ha sido ell Gobernador Civil inte-
rfno. Iovitado especialmente para que
honrase CON su presencia ell rtferido dia
H., contest6 que sus 0cupGciOnes 0fciG-
GSS 70 TeeeHtub OCWUUWO SH OUH NuOTGs
ESQ y decirle q los invitantes que
teniendo que trabajar no estaba para
fsstas, es la misma cosa.
Bien merecido Sc 10 tienen les iDcon.
dicionales que va no saben de que modo
tocar ell bota fumeiro de la lisonja al
poder. AHA por Cuba anda peor la
cosa.
Ell dfa 4 de Julio amanecieron las
banderas amerioanas iEadss al reeves y
tai fac la pGrTapdG continental de ese
dfa, que IN periodico americana, The
Port, ha escrito 10 signiente q1e reco
mendamos los profesores de la Gnaeri
canizdci6n en- esta Isla:
<Es dudoso que Ell pueblo de Cuba
haya lamas presenciado espectaculos
tan groseros y repugnantes con ocasi6nI
de ninguna celebration publics.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14

Isl carece de Ia libertad que las leyes
oonceden todo oiudadano.
Consideramos la publication que US
ted dirige contraria, es mas, enemiga
de los principles que sustentsmos; pero
jamAs llegamos d imaginar que ell odio
de algunos de sus redactores, fuera
hasts mas ALA de los lfmites que ell
-buen sentido de los periodistas serios
aconseja.
Ess publication viene constantemen-
to periudicando ~ mortiioando nues :
tro companero, y nosotros, en- ell deber
de defenderle de ataquee gratuitos, liza
mamos la. atencion de listed, para que
cesen los eacritos que contra el Sc diri
gen.
En- esta <Federaci6n Libre. quedan
hombres, para que los redactores de ese
peri6dico ataquen de frente, J con Ia
nobIeza de alma de sentimiento que
gufa los periodistas honrados.
Entendi6ndose que en- las polemicas
8 discusiones que puedsn sucitarse, re
huyendo por complete. devolviendo
fntegras las iniurias personales si asf
sucediera de no, estaremos dispues-
tos d sostener las controversies, serias
J formales, de los principios y doctri
mas socialistas, 6nica formula para lie
var la luz iIustrar los pueblos.
Con que no divide que Iglesias esta
preso, nosotros en- libertad. Respe-
tuosamente, por ell Comit6 de Arbitraje,
el Presidente INFERNO Sanddlio San
chez. Ell Secretario INFERNO Eduardo
C0ade.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14

DKNCIA y en- LA DEMocRAc,,
cuotidiana apelaci6n los san,. eFan IN,
de concordIa; no economical n; 'r9Ientc,
dio de suavizar nuestras rolaa: 'saa ~
los disidentes, los que no ons' oous, Cog
bamos un partido sino IN, ISg;u'ldera S;
oion momentanea, que debfamn" 'grega,
4 cualquier precio. ''' eVltat
Corroborando mi maner. A.
las oosas, al convocarse los .aPteclsr
Mayo de 1898 AcoNsEJE AZ '"lClos Csd d
LOCAL de San Juan que ofrooio HioAIn
apoyo q la candidatura disidon..'ese g
la votase sin vacilar. El ComitS qR
vi6 de acuerdo con mis- in5io,.e fesos
Pero en- la CoMIs16N EJEcUTIvI, IAOiOne'
raban dos eriterios distintos. a, mps
nandez Lopez contrario & Ia 49,! aS LEI
electoral ell INFO absolutsmartooA oA'.s'oa
rable. Nos reunimos deI;bo,.No lNo
Qaede en- minorfa y Sc convoc6 con 1pio'
gencia d los senores del ComIt6 Usa,o Usu a'
cial RESIDENCES en- las lccalidades Inlq IVA,
troses. ALI Sc planted Ell nrob,D "a'
Basta a mi prop6sito copiar .Inn u1
perfodos del acta de aquella sesi51 9'uV'
lebrada ell 4 de Mayo. 's'
Dicen ellos.
<El senior presldente expuso ono -.
la noche anterior, celebrando ses;650 - Gu
ma, acord6 ell comit6 local ofrooa.p ps
coneurso de los liberales de esta c;na',
4 la candidatura de disidencia antona
mista, en- virtud de las siguieDtes ~
zones
Ia Q1e ell ndmero de nuestros aIo,..
res nos permite presentar y sacar TRIM
fantes candidates propios.
% Que eutre los candidates ipeonai
cienaies y los ,disidentes, ell comit4 )
decide por los ultimos.
So Que al realizar este acto se d.
pruebas de amplfsima toIersncla va
establece un paralelo entire la cond1cs
estrecha de los disidentes y la conduct,
hidalga de los liberales.
Sc One ell partido esta en- condicin
nes de mostrarse transigente benGyo
10, porque llevando a las urnas sus W.
tos en- la election anterior interyinian
do las mesas para la election prdxims.
ha probado que mueve en- la locaIid,3
fuerzas muy superiores a las de la disi,
dencia.
60 Que no Sc reconoce esta ell car8c
ter de de partido, sino que sc la tiepe
como una disgregaci6n la cual deb,
atraerse, aunque sea precise agotar to.
dos los medios y estremar todos los re-
eursos que en- uua polftica de altos vue
los caben siempre.
FL senior Mufoz Rivera HIzo sUYo Ell
acuerdo, declarando que ell Comit6l To-
cal 10 adopto despu6s de OR sus indica.
clones, inspiradas los mas mobiles pro-
p6sitos de transigencia concordia,
Hernandez Lopez impugn6 con ensr-
gfa La actitud del comlt& local; 70 IsI
defendf sin reservas y la votaci6n def.
nltiva sanciono aquel noble acuerdo
por virtud del cual nuestros electorel,
en- mayor numero que los electores de-
la disidencia, saoaron triunfautes de lM
urnas los nombres de don Manuel I.
Rossy, don Francisco del Vale y don
Fidel Guillermety.
Vease, pues, q que puntos lleysba 70
la tolerancia y a que lfmites llegabs Ell
partido liberal PARA NO PERNuTIR QUE
Sc DIvIDIEsE LA FAMILIA PUERTORRI
oUENA.
L. MunOz Rivera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
POR 500 DOLLARS

Sc yende ma casa de MADEIRA, un
coche de cuatro asientos, dos juegos
de arneses para paresas, dos pares de
caballos, una cuadra para dos pa ejas
y cOchera.
TOdo esta ubicado en- un mismO so
lar con mas de 800 varas cuadradas,
en- sitio c6ntrico Y ventilado en- mag
nific0 estado de cOnservac on. Para
mas informes dirigirse a don Antonio
Cabassa, .calle Victoria numero 45.
prolongacion Oeste Hta Sbre. atl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
CRtOITO Y AHOaRO PONCENO

Los tenedores de libretas de imposi
clones J de cuentas corrientes sc servi
ran depositarlas en- la Contadurfs, para
hacer Ia reduction de los respectivos
saldos Ia nueva moneda legal.
El Director Gerente, 3. SaIaxar.
Ponce, 10 Agosto 1900.
10 -I2 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14

Con 10 copiado nos parece bastante.
Creemos que la esouela unconditional,
no prosperara mucho, es decir, 10 supo-
nemos, pues tantas cosas sc ven que. !.
pero basta por hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
HOTEL "SAN RAFAEL
Fajarao. Puerto Rice

Este hotel montado q la altura de ~
mejores de la Isla, ofrece 3 los VialefUs
que pasen por este pueblo TODD gens.'
do eomodidades. Habitaciones coIno-
das y ventiladas, exquisite aseo, sel,s
cio esmerado, y atencion constante ~
parte de sus duefios. Precios lirl''
dos.
Propietario, : Crist66aI A,'OrS%
Ponce, 16 Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Sc Vemdem

!" SPARKLETS o sean aparatos
pequenos para hacer en- pocos minu-
tos SODA WATER, aerear leche, vi
no todo liquido que Sc desee hacer
esferv0cente.
De venta a precios modicos en- la
herreria y fundicion de ROBERTO
GRAHAM, Marina 25, Ponce, P. E..
Mayo, "a de 1900. 3vs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Precios dc pasaIs on orc americana
Pri2era CeguRfa
Morales y Cha. PLAYA DE PONCE
ViIlaF y Cfa. SAN Juan
Tomas Monsanto y Bartolla. Agen

te general de negocios y solicitador
:en esta ciudad de la "New York LII
fe Insurance Company Gran com
pania de SECURES de Vida.
Ofrece sus servicios en- su Of1cina
calle de. La Lunanlmero 10 Ponce.
Mario 3 do 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Sc REcIBE a Guido ganado. .vacu

D. HECIBE a Guido ganadO tyacu
no en- una estancia situada en- Sail
mas de 900 cuerdas de magniflcos pas
40s. Hay aqua abundante dentro de La
flnca. Precio de 45 d 70 centavos orc
mensuales por cabeza, segdn el nlime-
70. En- esta imprenta informaran. 2-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Sc 'quiIa
6 Sc Vende

La casa ntlmero 90 de la Gale I,
Wives, es enteramente nueya " "
moda para una regular famllla' III
Tiene bano 6 inOdoro, preclloc niou,
co, ell que la interese puede dlrlH"
La misma propiedad.
Ponce. % de Mayo 1900. de I"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Los OBREROS SOCIALISTS
Y Ell Pals "
RETO DE HONOR

En- vista de la injustificads campafia
que ha venido hacienda <El Pafs1 la
huelga de los obreros de la Federaci6n
Li6re en- particular su Presidents
senior Iglesias, han dirigido los sefiores
don Santiago Sanchez y don Eduardo
Condo, Presidente y Secretario iuteri
nos del Comit6 de Arbitraje, de San
J uan, al director del citado periodico,
la siguiente csrta como reto de honor,
en- la que lie exponen al diario menoio-
nado, 10 POGO noble de su conducta alta
cando d obreros que Sc encuentran sin
gozar de su libertad.
Es muy digna la conducta de los Sc
flores Sanchez y Conde asumiendo la
defenss de sus compafieros en- desgrs
cia.
En cusnto al <Psfss esta juzgado.
Mucho predicar en- las eleociones q
favor de la clase obrers, para atacarla
y humillarla cuando ella no sirve sns
planes polfticos.
He sqnf la communication de Sanchez
y Conde:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
E'EDERALEa
REPUBLICANOS QUE Sc VAN
Guayama, Agosto 6 de 1900
Sr. Director de LA DRMOCRACIA.
Ponce.

POnCe.
Muy sefor mio y correligionario'
El que suscribe, liberal del 81 te'
deral del 90 que ayud6 al triunfo de lot
federales en- esta Villa y que luego sOf
prendido por los republicanos con 50
peculiar oautela POGO grats-poltlca'
mente hAblando- firm6 aIpi6 de IN e''
critic en- ell peri6dioo Ey Pats, en- ell que
sc hacfan cargos injuriosos para mil
companeros, amigos y correllglonaFl"
de esta vecindad.
Y como quiera que no ha sido tai e.
critic obra mia y que firm6 conhado ep
Ia seriedad y honradez de los pooos re-
publieanos del barrio en- que VlYo' !!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
Pension francesa y espah0Ia
DE PRIMER ORDEN
$50 0este 80a Gale New. York

Pension con 8 sin cuarto, coci-
ma francesa. .--Precios m6dicos.
Situada en- sitio centrico a 100
pasos del ferrocarril elevado y de
los carros el6ctricos de Columubs,
y Amsterdam Avenues.
Ponce, Is de Julio de 1900.
], EMMANUELLI.
8 mi 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
<San Juan, IL de Agosto de 1900
S,fior director de &El Pafr>.

Senior; Los constsntes atsques que
hace ell periodico que usted dirige, con-
ira nuestro dignfsimo compsfiero San
tiago Iglesias, al par que los considera.
mos injustlfcados, son inoportunos,
dada la situaci6n en- que SO encuentra ell
compsf1ero.
lei periodista honrado y viril ii al
berga en- su coraz6n algo de nobleza)
hace alto sus ataques, cuando oil alta
cado no tiene medios de defenderse, 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
LA VHA&DGH
COmpanla de vapOres italianOs

On vapor itaano de Companfa egara
10 de cada tomar carga Saint Thomas, Santa
Cruz de Tene G6nova Napoes Veneca Lvorno Trieste;
paaero uicamente para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenere
Gsnovao Napoes Barcelona, via G6nova
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
HOTEL INGLATbRRA
3 COMERCTO B

Sus nueyos dueflos tienen ell
gusto de de anunciar a sus favore-
cedores que han introducido gran
des mejoras en- su cocina. Precios
de situaci6n.
Propietarios: D1oNIsI & Gfazini.
Ponce, Agosto IA 1900. I'm. al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14

g nRSA2 usted ir la Ga
e. DoSo~ pital o pueblos
intermediOsf
Pues todas las noches las 10 sal
dri un coche de la oficina de La
CO72spa3lSG E;rpTeSS de las A71ttLI0s,
en- la calle de la Luna.
TARaEM ne RREHun0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14

A los padres de fdnailid. Defnitiva-
mente he in.talsdo mi colegio cMuseo
de la JuyeDtuds en- La casa n6mero AZ,
caIle Mayor, frente la Audiencia.
El estipendiO hoy es Ell siguiente:
1nternos. s....... $I2 dollars
Medic idem. .......... -
Externos. s............ 3 %
r. Ced6.
N0tG. nifios de ambos sexoF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14
TARlFA DE PRECIOS

Ponce Agosto7 7 de 1900. In.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-14

.Noto. --Admito nif1os de ambos sexos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
GEORGE A. SMITH.

PRESIDENT George smith for many first counselor President
sa Young father Of Apostle John Henry Smith,
Prophet Joseph died at the September
HIS benevolent but character accompanying
picture which faithful n
dam 81 Lawrence county New June 2
the Church
land, Ohio. IN
IN 1884 he started with zons Missouri
ana returned again 10 Kirkland the walking
miles lie was ordained into the first Seventies
mat year he Travelled 1000 miles
Gospel the states OF Ohio
about eighty
1899
one Of the Twelve Apostles
pie He filled mission England abon
lie preached throughout the middle
aoorng Michigan
Then returning
and In 1897 accompanied the their
Great salt Lake His f Utah unceasng activity public
He member provisional
eret and among other labos reported bin relation railroad
continent He
in
and 1854 he was elected historian and Church
1865 that he appointed counselor
Heber C. Kmbal His last mission filled
various European nations on
this mission he appointed
held the o his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

able runs ever made In New York. and
the most phenomenal In point of re-
ceipts, ever known at the Academy of
Music. which Us noted for its long and
prosperous runs. II played there near
IS the whole season. during which % bus
been witnessed by fully hale million
people. The average weekly receipts
were over 5000. The receipts during
the entire run reached nearly $500 900. 10
has been played in New York city lij
times
This includes ITS first run of six
mouths az the Manhattan Theater
This extraordinary success is largely
accounted Tor boy the peculiar excellence
Of the play. II combines 70 sympathetic
theme with rare picturesQueuess quaint
hum0r and absolute uaiuralncss 10
has already made @ fortune for its pro-
jectors. VIM A. Brady aud JOS H.
Grismer. and win continue 90 yold
large profits Tor years 10 come The
cast stIl remains substantially o. its
original form. There has scarcely been
q change since the nrs presentation OF
the play 40 the Manhattan Theatcr,
and &c viii be practically intact next
season, which win open ut McNicket's
Theater. Chicago. early boz August with
the complete Academy 0f Music pro-
duction. and will continue there for au-
other long run
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

Here is the latest bulletin of news
about the eccentric t0r actor Richard
Mansfield.
Tie was announced 90 resume his TOM
in Buffalo two weeks ago he walked
up TO the box office Monday after
noon. decided that the receipts wcie not
big enough. and concluded to continue
his illness Immediately notified his
manager, A. NJ Palmer that bee didn
feel like acting any moro This season
and Cancelled AN Of his remaining dates
Has dishanded his company. put bis
scenery In storage and retired to the
seclusion OF his country seat near Rye.
New York. where be- win spend the
summer with Mrs Mansfield and Rich
ard, Jr
i Is said that he really needs rest
and regeneration FOR he has greatly
overworked himself during the past
season.
Speaking of Mansfield. here Is one Of
the best and latest ,okes told on the
great star actor They say that Rich-
ard, who likes praise as much as Doe
dislikes adverse comment went 10
church on Easter and heard a fine SER
mon upon the glorious destiny of man
kind and what should be done TO dee
serve &c.
"Thnk. my brethren" exclaimed the
clergyman. what has been accom-
pllshed in the realm of art? Consider
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
CHILDREN.

children DO not see the world as men
and women behold H. The flowing I'M
ttgumcut that surrounds the soul Is
as yet tender and translucent The
light from beyond shines more easily
through lts hlmy vein. and in that light
the things of nature are melted into
glamour such as older eyes are TOO
dim to perceive. The world OF child
hood Is newer and more beautiful with
lie the sun Us more radiant; the ether
is more buO-1nt than ln the more SOM
Der ana the darker world of after-lIfe.
Heaven ana earth as 70 were. touch
together. and Just beyond the thin and
misty veil OF separation spirits walk
and rustic, and their whisperings some
times. iIply reach the tender ear with
out its hearing 90 understand the words.
The TWO spaces are but a hands
breadth apart and 20 may easily be but
a step from one to the other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

Colonel Willard Young quietly family
York and rarely heard his immediate relatives
the public generally
his profession Al the Cuban OF
engineers which he had
offered the position OF
New York institution OF which General Greene under whom
cuba the president Col Young Of the
% Of
another the Harvesting Niagara
long distance being specially responsible
Young modest much about
long since General Greene resigned the presidency company
still retaining place the directory appointed
his stead accepted by his friends nng place
the satisfaction OF his employers Tie and his family
Contracting company Is
closely Barrier Asphalt company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19


! 'nal one ioIfels u s 10 a clly lhe
uest "h' pnr'i stores notes, Iestau-
! i'lA ana dwellings, M the CITY alike
nave lle'7 Growing ~ 'front.' OF theln'
! WHAT WE MIGHT COPY
| OH would that SAIL T,lers c,uld
ana would loarn Inc beautv of n ma
I Hf.t of I'm above 'Yu Ola MAKO tbis N
/ characterstlc Of our avn bcoutifil
ctyt You saw $40 water" A shaded
straat-or pa5'le Mood lose Vater bv
Ihaif nan rbost leG .yposol 10
sc1rchIng sun 30 trader DO people
pave 4" nt fcotrled mo a slorcf ~
P'.-la' io make 0alt Llhe or we
l'I luIaIf more prtuluul lhhn the
p.ts'ul l'ti's ah1 lhls beauty is am es-
U"'' "iN one Oh the greatest u" llA
.|u.' 'u ur hl'Mlu 10 lis pleSpt''ly'
~ l'' '''", iiHIY iAlu OUT nfoau slirrls
l""i u.l"I' u.."k t'lnrhlr0 pl'u'-
~" Guy 's H'Nll Mdllln l- ln l'lN.
lHlD wv UH. rows "I lIt'S l'f Cost
H'"lu "' l'IHht p" 't'h nome owner
,H'NI' l.'IH I'"lH now. p''lN' IIoW
ai, "' M'IH nN'i' W"uip know COT lh's
I,'. hnW'I Hnl We hlIs womb
N l ~" nf'lu' aNu l'',
YOU Il" 'h' lh''l MONIES thrc anu 10
u.I"1Il 'n,H W,'Hh In DO saIl Lake
.Iu .'F -"'I 'un''I'-- We're Inl'inIrd pI
Nv" 'o u. "N ''I'nF 'H'3ulS' Ana
'''''F '., forever se'I'n
w rv'" f.'''N To- 'H'NN 'N'ln' ut WuuIu'
' '' peg ''I' lll''e ln
t'""'! '' "N'nI some menus or
". N'I.l- "I lh'H "Iif'tu"F
"'i'N H owen h,1l wires ana pare l."I,N
N'' Ml'" ll' utrl W'N I" goo lhr
'n I' '9 moe lnrlH 100 me NrI-
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Starting at "The Louvre" am art g1l. /
lry surrounding three sides of au enc |
tirp hoOE and opening into The Gear /
dem OFF Inc TuIupres" which extends /
into thr great drive "Charnpg Elvsope."
end un up into the great p1rk 'Bais de |
boulevard" one saes me most baauti- /
m pant of Paris from the standpoint
of tha beautiful. The historic ig much
of 3d. higher up thc river and weil |
scattered over the entire arca Of tho
length ANA breadth of thc CITY. we
have spent good part of three DAVIS ina
two parks. "Bouogne' ana "Vlncen-
mes" but this Included the mepacerle
in the ONE The river 10 reach the other
Each was feast We have been
through portions of The Art gallery and
NIIN INHI IIINNI NI N grand NNUNI UUl !
saw The most magnificent opera house
ln the world. ms entrance. grand stair
case promeuades. etc alone form a
building unc0ualled In costlinegs
grandeur and beauty by any palace or
place we have vet seen. The opera was
nraudlv mounted More ballet than
one secs I'M New York hence moro alit-
ter and show In the scenery. The whole
SCI of dancers an entire company I'm
itself was brought ON Ina "a gOrraous
mako shin Chat only added 10 the set
ting of am indcscrihabIy brilliant palara
scene. The opera itself was mucb of IN
very fine. III Is ouite "a new work mol
vet sung I'M America. LA Patrla" rs ms
name. and 10 deals with Revolutionary
plots galore. The singers were mo- better
than those heard I'm New York THE
ladies hardly las good vet doubtless
among tbe best iI France ana very
fine Too. Alvarez mo tenor
much praised ana much found
fault with I'M America lasf winter
gane ,ngrniacentlv hero SIN he
j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

csi rate being a.ntie3 n course to iha
parquotte, aud the $3.50 rate 20 the
dress circle. IL almost took Mr.. Pypars
breath when Goodwin's agent laid down
this as his ultImatlssamum. but tba
travelling gent firmly said "fts
either thar or skip The town
Mr.. Goodwin plays 10 5000 In
New York and Chicago and
they can't get enough of him. WHY
should Dee come out on the road. where
nus expenses are doubled and charge
lcss?'
There are probably enough people In
Salt Lake TO clean Up the two dollar
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space az the first onslaught. though
they may grumble as they DO b. The
fact that every seat down stairs. except
the last row, has been sold at $3.50 for
Drew tonight. and that 300 more could
easily have been sold ot The same price,
Indicates that Salt Lake theater-
goers are not niggardly. when they
know they are 90 receive the highest
class OF theatrical fare going
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what genius can do. An, Mans field
Is superb. incorporate. opulent n
God-giyen treasures which we 10 not
appreciate
Richard bowed most profoundly and
murmufed quietly. Thanks