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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
RUNNING A BLUFF ON THE CHINESE
This Government threatens To Hold the Celestial Empire Re-
sponsbIe for Loss Sustained by Reason
of the Boycott
of the Boycott.

n EKIN, Aug. 1s.-It is learned here
on good authority that the Ameri-
can government has notified
China that ali negotiations for a new
convention to discuss the Chinese eH-
clusiOn act will be discontinued until
the anti-American boycott is stopped,
and has also given notice that China
will be held responsible for any loss
sustained by reason of the boycott.
The Chinese authorities state that
they will take energetic steps to stop
everything of an illegal or disorderlv
character. but that they cannot stop
the boycott.
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LEAVE FOR RESERVATION.
Fortunate KaysViIIe Men Go to Look
Over the Ground.

Kaysville Aug. 19.-James Ball and JOS
eph Openshaw, who drew low numbers
a [ Provo yesterday, will leave for the
Uintah reservation tomorrow. They will
be accompanied by Slater Ball, who. al
though not yet a favored one. is going
to look over the land Samuel NJ. ker-
shaw of Taylor left yesterday for the
reservation, not knowing that luck was
running his way. He learned on reach
ing Salt Lake that he had drawn No. 157
Thomas II. Phillips and Frank LarI1ins
are two other Kaysville men who are on
their way to Vernal, having left yester-
daV
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WILL ACCEPT MONEY.

Berlin, Aug. 19-Emperor William an
nounces through the North German Ca
zette that he and the empress will not
receive presents on the twenty-fifth an
niversary of their wedding. but that con-
tributiOnS Of money from members of
societies or corporations for charitable
purposes will be welcome
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CHARGED WITH POLYGAMY.
Especial to The HeraIdD

in the
o
NJ Ianneo St Joseph Navajo
Levi The
of Of
nunds act positively that
to
Of
being
arrests were nssaed by United States Dubois
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FRESH MEATS FOR THE
PANAMA CANAL WORKERS

Washington. Aug. I9.-Chairman Shonts
of the isthmian canal commission has
gone TO New York to arrange for the
equipment of some of the steamers and
railroad cars belonging TO the commits
sion with refrigerating apparatus. It is
the purpose TO insure an adequate sup
ply of fresh meats and other staple foods
to the employees on the entire line of
railroad between Colon and Panama
during the construction of the Panama
canal
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Washington. Aug. I9.-Sir ChentunS
Liang Cheng. the Chinese minister,
called upon acting Secretary Adee to-
day. and it was said that mis- visit was
for the purpose of paying his resi- er.ts
and had nothing to do with the present
situation in China. Discussing the
boycott the minister said that he had
done all that he could do in his posi-
ton to stop it. He had advised his
government that nothing could be done
about repeating the present laws or
changing existing conditions i'm this
country while congress was not in ses-
sion. The minister explained that the
position of the officials of the Chinese
government was very difficult. a
great public sentiment has been
aroused and it was rot easy to con-
vince the people they were wrong. The
conditions in China had changed very
much during the past few years and
the officials there were politicians and.
like the officials in this country, we're
susceptible to public opinion
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clined to talk OF his visit, his demeanOr
was changed absolutely His face was
wreathed in smiles and his manner was
quite genial The interview evidently
had been entirely satisfactory TO him
The Russian visitors were conveyed
to the Sylph in the motor boat and
shortly before O'Clock the yacht
weighed anchor and steamed out OF
the bay. Her destination was not dis
closed. but il was supposed to be some
point on the New England coast where
Baron de ROsen and Prince houdacheff
might catch a train that would enable
them TO reach Magnolia tonight.
Roosevelt Would Not Talk.
President Roosevelt said this even
ing he would not discuss i'm any way
his conference with Baron Rosen. The
intimation conveyed by his remarks
was that publicity at this moment
might impeTil IL not wreck entirely the
negotiations pending The president
would not indicate either his opinion
Of the result of the negotiations.
1T is quite evident from the trend of
events today. which made Oyster Bay
for an hour the center of the peace pro-
ceedingS, that the Russian ENJOYS are
now in possession OF information that
will assist them materially il con-
Guiding an agreement with the Japa-
nese plenipotentiaries
II would be futile to speculate as to
the rature' of this information. OF IS
to the character of the proposition the
president submitted to Baron de Ro5en.
But II can be said that IL the con-
terees, after communicative with their
governments, are able to proceed With
their lsbOrS' next Tuesday without
rupture, it will be due TO the final eff
fort made today by President Roose-
welt.
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Washington, Aug. 19,-No informa-
ton could be obtained at the state de-
partment concerning the treaty neSo-
tiations alluded TO in the above dis
patch The mattel of holding China re-
sponsible for losses sustained by
American citizens. il is presumed. re-
fers to Instructions sent to Minister
Rockhill, directing him to Inform the
Chinese government that the I-nited
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SAW MILL BURNED.

South Bend, Wash. Aug 19.-The
Fern Greek Lumber conpany's saw
min at Frances was burned last night.
The loss IS estimated at $40 GOO. In
surance 5000. Origin unknown
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States would insist upon the fulfill
ment of treaty stipula tions.
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Without official knowledge.

Late tonight NJ. White was advised
by Baron de >ROsen that he was leaving
Oyster Bay and expected to reach there
some time tomorrow. The Japanese
plenipotentiaries are without any Off
ciaI knowledge of Baron de Rosen' s
visit TO Oyster Bay. Baron Komura
and Mr.. Takahira do not expect that
the proposition viii come before the
conference as a suggestion from the
president, but in case il shall be ac-
cepted by Russia they expect to see its
effect In modification of the Russian
attitude. The Associated Press is au-
thorlzed to say that Japan has implicit
confidence in the president. and al
though without any official knowledge
OF THIS latest movement the japanese
pleRipotentaries feel certain that the
president Is acting not only in behalf
or peace. but as much in the interest of
Japan as Russia: that before Baron
de Rosen arrived at Oyster Bay the
president was in full possession of Ia
pans views and knew on what points
she might under certain conditions
yield and what demands were regard
ed as essential and Interchangeable.
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Expect Indemnity.

GNPCNA
Japan, il can be stated. must some
how be reimbursed for the cost of the
war. URIesS the emperor shall chance
his position which his pIenipotentiariee
do not for d moment believe is prob
able. Russia must yield on article 9
(War indemnify. or Japan VIII be
forced TO continue the war. The Asso-
csated Press is further authorized 10
say that the Japanese pIenipotentiaries
have not recommended their. govern
ment q retTactiOn Of the principle for
which the war was fought and for
which Baron Homura and Mr.. Taxa
hira have been striving earnestly
throughout the conference
Up to midnight neither Baron Ko-
mura nor Mr.. Takahira had receive ed
from the. president an invitation to go
10 oyster Bav. but it is regarded as
not improbable that the president aft
er his conference with Baron de ROsen
may desire further information re-
gaTdiag Japans position In this crisis
and to obtain this. may request Mr..
Takahira TO come to Oyster Bay for
conferences should such' an invitation
be received the minister would leave
Immediately. Unless. however. the
president wishes to. know something
more about the japanese demands the
members OF the japanese mission here
can see no occasion for visit to Oys-
ter Bay by one of their number
UnWarranted Rumor.
The rumor in circulation here to-
night that resentment was felt in Jap
anese circles at the action of the presi-
dent in sending for Baron de Rosen. is
authOritatiVely denounced as false Ia
pan welcomes this final effort of the
president to serve the cause Of peace.
Before the peace conference was
a certainty the president assured Japan
OF his hearty sympathy with her insist
ence that any negotiations started
should be conducted exclusively with
Russia.
Regarding the presidents latest move
Japanese authority said tonight:
Japan's confidence in the president
as great and good friend has been
strengthened rather than shaken bv
his finsl effort on the eve of what is
feared may prove the farewell session
Of the Washington conference to pre-
vent a rupture.
"Japan has done her utmost for
peace: we believe the president appre-
ciates tlis and. If he does. and any
action that he may in the light OF MS
knowledge, take TO serve the cause of
Continued on Page s.
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Carriage Was Waiting.

Bearing Baron de Rosen and his seq
retarX. the Sy' N entered Oyster Bay
and cast anch,< below Sagamore Tiil
at All p. m we minutes later tho
presidents callers We're en- route to the
J. West Roosevelt pier i'm the Svlpb's
motor boat. As he landed Baron de
RoSen was almost bruscue in his re-
fusal to discuss his mission. They en-
tered one of the presidents carriages
which was awaiting them and were
driven to SagamOre Hill They re-
manned with the president about an
hour At the conclusion Of the confer
ence, While Baron de Rosen still de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-06
DESDE vEGl-ALTA
kecaudaci6n por reatas in
ternas --Patentes de CO.
mercio E industria.
FIESTAS POPULARES
Procession cfvica. = Traslado
del archivo. .-Medico
titiular.

Segdn nos hemos enterado. Ia re.
caudacidn obtenida en- la sub-colectu.
ria de este distr'to en- ell mes de Jupio
anterior, assemble q la suma de cinco
mil novecientos diez y nueve pesos
con noventa y siete centavoy.
Sc estan expidiendo en- la sub.
colecturia de rentas, las patentes que
necesitan los comerciartes Indus.
trlales para sus negccios.
--Lss anotaciones en- oil Reglstro
civil en- oil mes de JUNO, fuerop: ma.
cimle to-, IA; defunciores, II. Total
de inscriEciones rs
-S' llevarsn efscto en- este dis.
trito las diversionss que se anuncis.
ROB, segaa lr. grama que -sa circul6,-
Los bailes celebrados resultaron biep.
La procession civ'ca concurridfsima.
aunque el tempo fue muy desa acib)e;
tambien la procession religiosa muy
nutrida de feles. Duraute el trsyecto
Ia amenlz6 una bue2a orouesta QUE
ejecuto preciosa marcia y SO dispa.
raron excelentes flegos d, ar.itcio
traidos de San Juan. En- las ncches
del II " del actual, vinieron bast,n.
tes personas y Ia concurren ,ia al tenn.
pio en les obcios religlosos, mucha.
Ell dia 30 dc JUNO, para recibir
el archtvo documents clore, SO for.
mo una gran m .nife taci6n aoue con.
currieron mas de trescientas perso.
mas, ocupsndo varies vsgones. All
llegar & Vega Bsja, los recibls ron
con distinction, y regresaron 4 eta
le calidad, ac)npsi1ando & Ia mani.
festacion distiuguidos personas de We.
gt-B j., 4 quienes Sc oble4u'o en- Ga.
to con excelentes refrescos.
Sc ha cubierto la plaza de Oh.
cial de Sanidsd con el intel'gsnte doc.
tor don jose Santiago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-06
Mario Brau.
Junta Local de instruction
pdb|ica de Vega Baja
A los GSpirnnteS d EScuel1s

a los GSpfdneS d EScuel1S
La Junta Escolsr que preside, en-
session celebrads ell dia del mes &C.
tusl, acord6 anurciar la vacapte de
las escuelas siguientes: Dos gradua
das cinco rursles en- Vega Alta ,
sus bsrrios. Seis grsdusdas seis
rurales en- Veba b. y sus barrios,
con un haber mepsual ssignado para
casa hsbitacion para el maestro, DE-
$40 las grsdu adas y de 90 las rurales
Las scllcitudes de los aspirar tes 8
dichas escue'as, sersn presentadss
Secretsrio de la Jut ia don jose |.
Mater Girons, Vega Bais, dentro del
termino de diez diss, q contar desde
Ia fechs. Los r1aestros que actual.
mente lsrceD, con derecho 4 cont
nuar en- sus respectIvos cargos, de
ben dirigir igusl petici6n & la Junts,
manifeitando su proposito de cont
nusr. Los que al no 10 hiciereu Sc
er tsndera que renuncian su derecho.
Lo que Sc hsce pdblico para general
conocimiento, y en- cumplimiento de
10 que preceptda la session 81 de ls
L y Escolsr.
Vegs.Bsja, P. R Julio ) de 905
Fernando Enrqaez, Preaidenta de la
Junta Escolar, al,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-06

diante, iluminado por un sol esplendi-
do que aceraba con la potencia de su
lumbre ell azul inhnito.
Toda squella admirable campif1a
aparecfa esfumada entire las incerti-
dumbres luminosas del crepdsculo.
Las impresiones recibidas resur.
gen en- mi memoria con Ia misma full
gursci6n, con Ia intensidad misma que
resurgfan en- aquel pueblo, brutalmen-
to hundido en- la dssesperaci6n, las
alegrfas del pasado.
El train de Ia muchedu dumbre en-.
vuelta por una nube color de orc; ell
Try venir de carruaje', asaltados por
Ia iuventud entusiasta, convertian Ia
atm6sfera en- inacabsble arco iris;
los adornos de las mujeres, transfor-
madas por la intensidad de la lpz, en-
paletas vivas donde los labios del ar.
tista hubieran hecho gustosamepte Of
clos de pincel; el piafar de los caba-
llos, el idbilo de los viejos y adoles-
centes, los acordes de la Liro de Gro
semejaban un vsho de psgapa SEN
suali1ad desprendieadcse de perso-
mas y cosas.
, Volvemos q Ia vida, s,grit6 junto mi
una criatura de tez aterciopelads. Asi
parece conteste y quiers Dios que esa
vida no SO extirgs nunca.
ri vivir es amar, 90 SOLAR, es de.
leitarse en las iormas y los colores
es desear el beso de unos labios color
de cesza y embriagarse en- las irisa-
clones de unas pupilas hondas. Y
cuaudo la vejez nos dele ateridos,
cusnio los miembros caigan en- laXl.
tud temb'orosa y slntamos que la
muerte Sc aprC Xlma, el vivir no ha.
/ bra sido NADIA sino recordamos.
Yo no acierto 4 evocar memorials
F., sin sentir chasquidos de 6sculos. Pa.
ra mi, Ia vida es beso que comienzs
en- Ia cuua y scaba en- Ia sepultura.
Y no pude continuar, la prccesi6r
cfvica llegaba frente & nusstro balloon
Me fue impossible seguirls porqus mil
piernas no me dejsban.
I Esto me impidi6 DIR al incompara
BILE Astol, q Quintfn Negron y SMufo,
/ Grillo, que en- periodos estrofas bri
! llantfsimas cantaran la merecida com
pensaci6n de aquel municipio que como
dice Jose Mufoz Rivera <cefiia ell lau
rel del triunfo, descansando de la rudf
brega, del batallar perenne, para Sc
guir mafiana luchando b away demo
dadamente por la justicla y por la re
denci6n.a
Main Qeau
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S0bRE La HUELGl
Los hueIguistas sostienen sus
pretensicnes de aumento
y su actitud pacifica.
PEQUENA COLLISION
Ultima resolution tomada por
el Comite de Defensa
del Comerclo.

FL estado de la huelga continLa
sendo ell mismo.
Los braceros de San Juan persis-
ten en- sus pretensiones de aumento en-
el jornal, conservan la actitud paci
fca que vienen observando desde ell "a
del pasado mes
Los trabajadores que vinieron
de Ponce contratados por la Ne,c York
aud Porto Rico Steamship, permanecen
q bordo del vapor Puerto Rico. La
policfa les sigue custodiando, y .segdn
nuestros informes, existe. entire ellos
profundo disgusto, por la terminante
prohibition de saltar q terra que Sc
les tiene hecha por ell representante de
la citada compa1la. Ultimamente hu-
ttbU una pequgna co11ts1on entre dlchos
braceros, resultando dos heridos leve-
mente,
Ell vapor <San Juans lego q es.
to puerto aver q las dos y media de la
tarde. Con motive de estar adu ocu.
pado el muelle de esp g6n con los far.
dos que traieron ell <Ponces y ell eArka.
dia,s no pudo hacer sus operaciones
de descarga Embellishments que sal
taron q terra los pasageros, elev6 an
,clas, retirandose fuera de la bahia.
: En- la mahana de aver Sc reunie.
Iron en- la Camara de Comercio los Sc.
1ores que forman ell Comite de defen
sa, nombrado por la Asamblea de co.
merciantes del 30 de JUNO liltimo
adoptando la siguiente resoluci6n er
ell asunto de la huelga:
| xPOR CUANTO, han sido indtiles
|todas las gestiones qre ha practicable
Icerca de los carreteros y estivadores
en- huelga para llegar q un arreglo sa
ltisfactorio por la actitud intrausigen
te de los huelguistas, que no quierer
aceptar ninguna clase de aveniencias
| POR CUANTO no han llegadC
todavia a la plaza los carros cuya ad
lquisici6n trabaja ell Comite para reti.
rar con ellos la carga cetenida;
] RESUELVESE POR UNANIMI
dad, que Sc suspenda en- absolute to
| do trabajo de acarreo de los muelles
llos almacenes y vice versa y entire al
macen y almacen, por medic de carros
interim los carreros no SUDAN la carg,
detenida en- el muelle de Espig6n. Qu,
Sc comunique esta resolution todo 9
comercio de San Juan para su cum
plimiento en- harmonic con 10 acorda
do en- ell parrafo quinto de la resolu
ci6n tomada por unanimidad ca |,
Asamblea de referencia.
San Juan, de Julio, l,005.
Ell CoMITE DE DEFENSA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-06
Junta escoar de San Lorenzo

La Junta Ekcolar de esta ciudsd
acuerda Sc publiquen las vsc9nt9s
de las escuelas de la munlcipalida ad
grsdusdas y rurales, concedi6ndose
un plaz0 de diez diss para que los
maestros que deseen optar por elias
pued an presentar sus solit itudes acom-
pafisdas de sus correspondence Ger
ti6 dos. Las solicitddeS deben diri-
girse q la Secretsris de la Junts. FL
plszo mpezarS & contarse desde Ia
publication de este snunclo.
San Lorenzo, 3 de Julio de / g05
LlliS SelHa Presidente accidental de
10 Juuta Escolar lola,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-06
UA [|ACHAMIENTO

Ernest Lacour, joven y rico ha.
cendado de Bachelor, Luisiana, fue
muerto a tiros ell jueyes, mientras Sc
dirigfa en- coche su casa Prendi6se
q cinco negros por sospechas Y, en-
efecto, uno de ellos confeso que habian
matado a Lacour ssolo por ell placer
de matar a un blanco.s Ell que asf
hablaba trat6 de hacer resistencia,
por 10 cual sus captores, prescindien-
do de toda ceremonial, lie colgaron de
un arbol. Los otros cuatro Sc mos
traron sumisos y fueron llevados la
csrcel
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AABBarranquitas A
CRONICA


La resurrection de BarranQuitas
ha dado lugar q que desde hoy mi
nombre modestfsimo aparezca inscrito
en- el Registro Parroquial junto con
el de los Nun z, los Neg1on SaW,uyo y
tantos otros montdHeseS ilustres.
AL volver & Parranquitas & la vi
la municipal, es decir, a Ia vida de
los pueblos libres, tambien 20 he sur
gido de nuevo; pero. 49,. bojo.las rue.
daS de un coctse de alquiler.
Loor al bondadoso padre DAvi.
ls, que hs logrsdo 10 que ningdn otro
de sus colegas! renlosear q un ni1o de
IS tnuiern0S.
| '.''''.''.'.'''.'' '','''''.''...''''
No falt6 quien censurase ests par.
to del progrsma de Ia fests, Ia mas
expuesta q contingencies, pero no Ia
menos nueva y signi6cstiva.
<Hssta squf todo habia estadc
bien, esclsm6 la espiritual Ana Mon.
santo ,pero Sc nos babr& venido d
aguar la tiestss
FL augurio no result6 pues los ba
rrdnquitelos, como Augusta, tienen d.
vidido ell imperio con Jupiter Tonante
Ell oielo de Barranquitas durante la
excursion apareci6 esplendido, radian.
tie, sin mas nubes, que la que levantar q
mi pobre humanidad al confundirse
en- maridaje macab0 con el polvo de
la carretera.
Aquel cielo es ell mas Undo de-
mundo. ALI no hay mas que estrellas
yo las dcatabd de rer,
Mas por no parecerme & Valdivieso
sail de bajo el coche casi ileso.
Pero empecemos por ell principle
Llegue q Barranq,, tbs en- tartana des.
cnJierta
<DespeWS de huir el sol de las estreNaS
entire mujereS belldS
q con IN cGScdrdz0 en- las rOdlIds.s
En- ell pueblo nos esperaban todns
pues,en obsequio a la verdad, al bal al
de la tdrtana no vimos mas que brazos
que Sc agitaban, saludos que Sc suce
dian, sonrisas timetables y en- medic
de tanto entusiasmo, de tanta bondad
Copchita RQjdS repartien1o sus gracia.
como una diosa.
Sublmos.. vamos pOr parte, lo'
demas subirfan,a 4 mi me subieron, (pol
que mis- pies no parecian) a la casa de
patriarch don Joaquin Rojas aunqut
no conocia q nadie, todos me coa0cierot
juzgar por los tres mil tresciento.
setenta y cinco apretones de manos
que con gusto recibf.
FL prmero de Julio aparec6 ra
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PROCLAMA
MANSION EJECUTIvA

POR CUANTO Jose Morales alias sYare Yaes ha sido
bda orma acusado del asesna de Jose Adoo Psan
te:
POR CUANTO para arresto de dcho Jose Morales ha
sido expeddo, sin haberse digenciado;
POR CCANO ell usodcho Jose Morales no a do ain habdo
sino que contnda pr6fugo de la justicia;
POR TANTO Yo Regis Post Gobenado nterso de Puerto
Rico vrud de auordad prente orezco
premo de qunentos $500 dollars apprehension de dho Jose
Morales.
En- testmonio de 10 cual ado mi fma
estampar Sello Puerto San Juan
hoy cinco de Julio de mil move ecentos cinco
Hay selo
Regis H. Post.
Eor ell Gobernado Interino E. Hill Secretaro Inte
rino
La ac6n de Jose Morales Yare negro degado
de esaura ba bgo e aan dos dnes de la mandbula
SUPERIOR las rafes esos estsn poda yiste decnemnte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-06
DON ENRIQUE HUYKE

Este estimado amigo nuestro
respectable ignra del mag sterio puer
torriqueho, Sc encuentra en- San Juar
acompahado de sus dos hijos Juan y
Bernardo, tambien profesores.
Fl senior Huyk", que sufri6 una te
rrible caida en- ell cabo de Mala. Pascua
viene con ell fin lie someterse una
operaci6n quirlirgica en- un brazo que
aun tiene dslocado, & pesar de los es.
fuerlos de la ciencia y ell tempo trans
currido.
La DEMOCRACA enyfa sus salu
dos q los sehores Huyke.
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En- BEAtF|CENC|A

Programa de la Retreta que dara
la Banda de niflos ell sabado s del
corrlente en- los jardines de dicho
edifcio;
| March eEl Director Generals,
Whole.
2 SThe Mosquitoes, Parade N. N,
3 Selection sLa Gran Duquesa,,
Adm.
4 Serenata <Shuberts, Shubert.
5 Danza &La Melancolias, "a pc
tici6n), Tayarez.
9 Melodia sSally in our alley2,
N. N.
! slhe Star Spangler Banners