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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-04
yumes which will grow in cola

gumes which will grow in oo,,
mates. W.
If the wheat farmers of tho
northwest expect to grow wbea,
profit. they must rotate their
At present We have no Lac
plants which will grow in tho
west that can be rotated with ~, ~
With a continued decrease l.
yield In the northwest, the farro. ~
Iowa, Illinois, Kansas and Nehro.,
will begin growing wheat again.
they will no do SO until they 90, -. ''
least a dollar a bushel for it"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-04
PLAYED APRIL FOOL JOKES.
Four Yong Men Taken In by the
Police Force.

Four young men of Walla Walla,
whose names are withheld for obvious
reasons, came near having to pay dear
ly for a joke they played Saturday
evening. The young men were walk
ing down Main street early in the
evening and they noticed a section of
hose lying on the street. which the
street cleaners had been using. Pick
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-04
$3.50 to Los Angeles and Return, s453o

The 0. r. & N. Co. announces the
above rate account of the Woodmen Of
the World convention April 18TH
Tickets on sale April 18th, 18th and
18th, with return limit of June 10TH
For detailed information regarding
routes, sleeper reservations
call on or address, r. BURNS,
General Agent, Walla Walla-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-04

Armory Hall can now be rented for
any and every occasion. The hail has
been newly renovated and is suitable
for public meetings, dances, receptions
and entertainments. For terms, apply
to A. Schwartz, manager, Tel. Main
226.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-04
Rusie Gets $3.50 a Day

Amos Rusie, considered by some base
bali sharps to be the best pitcher that
ever stood before batsman, is work.
ing in an Indianapolis lumber yard,
loading planks on drays for $3.50 a day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-04

Lessons free with every Mandolin
purchase. Only good till April 5, at
Stanley's Music House.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
]. L. HEATON.

Among the prosperous ranehcrs
and fruit growers of Lincoln Park
may be mentioned J. l.. Heaton, OF
s3f Sherman avenue. Mr. Hoaton
has lived on Lincoln Park eight or
nine years.
His ranch is between four and five
acres in extent. and he manages. by
an intensive cultivation, to market a
lot of produce every year and in sum
ming up the results OF the seasons
work always finds a nice balance on
the credit side of the ledger. His
home is one of the most attractive in
the ncighborhood and his family have
all shc convcniences and comforts an
urban environment could give. The
Hcatons are great believers in higher
education and all OF the members of
the family have been given the bene-
fit of collegiate training.
While such life has in il modi-
cum of hard work there is mixed with
it more of pleasure and satisfaction
than is common in most of the call
ings in which men arc engaged. A
better titled ranch. or one in which
there are more evidences of content
mcnt and happiness, it would be dif-
ficult to find.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

came for t.-o reasons. In the first
place he las been practically cured
of the asthma from which he was
sufferer for many years in Wisconsin.
In business way Mr.. Broughton
is we'll sati.fi with the country.
He declares that he makes more money
and makes il easier on his nine acres
Of fruit lands here than can be made
on his old is0 acre farm in Wisconsin
Mr.. Broughton has a charming
home of an acre and half on Sher.
man avenue. He has fine five acre
orchard further down the street and
two and a half acre tract in straw
berries.
Mr.. Broughton has made some good
records in fruit sales. Last year he
sold 300 crates (bnshels) Of apples
from one acre which brought him
1915. Thu same year he took $500
worth Of strawberries and tomatoes
from two acres of land. This year
his five acre orchard will bring in
t2. 600. One year Mr.. Broughton
sold $3.50 worth OF winesaps from four
trees. He naturally believes that
fruit lands pay.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

Transparents, one row of Roman
Beauties, one row of Winesaps and
plums and two rows of Ben Davis
and Jonathans Then between the
rows the whole place is set to straw
berries.
Mr.. Kiskaddon has been very sue
cessful in the management of his
place and the returns from strawbcr-
ries and apples are big.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
z. a. BRoucNToN

Y. r. Broughton came here nine
years ago from Glendale, Monroe
county, Wisconsin. where he was n
successful farmer.
Mr.. Broughton Ia glad that he
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
]. S. KIsKADDoN.

]. S. Kiskaddon has a well kept
place on Elm Ave. of FIVE acres. Mr..
Kiskaddon has lived here about four
years, coming from Trinidad.
This place is said to be the best set
block on the Park The arrangement
of fruit is about ideal. There is for
instance one long row of Yellow
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

c. c. Rittcnhouse sold from one
Montmorcncy cherry tree last season
eighteen crates of cherries for which
he received S37.So. From three other
trees of the same variety he sold ff-
teen crates.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23

tnem. Thus the authenticity OF all
orders and communications, even
merchants bills, depends wholly upon
an impression of q siynet ring. The
occupation of the seal cutter is regard
ed as one of great trust and danger.
Such 4 person is obliged to keep reg
lister of every ring seal he makes, and
if one be lost or stolen from the party
for whom it was cut his life would
answer for making another just like it.
The loss of q signet ring is regarded as
a disastrous calamity, and the alarm
which an oriental exhibits at the loss
Of the signet can only be understood
by reference to these circumstances,
as the seal cutter is always obliged to
alter the real date at which the seal
was cut The only resource of per-
son who has lost his seal is to have
another made with new date and to
write to his correspondents to inform
them that all accounts, contracts and
communications to which his former
si4not is affixed are null from the day
OH which it was lOst.-JeWeers' Clrcu-
lar-WeokIy.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
Too Much Name.

A Maryland congressman tells OF a
baptism in Il village in the black belt
of that state. "What is the name?' ask
ed the minister of the child's father.
John James George Washington FitZ-
Hugh Lee Blaine Harrison Smith, an
svered the father The old minister
i0ttcl down the names, and then, walk
inc to the baptismal font, crockery
wash basin, said to the janitor: "MOse,
get SOME more water. There amt half
enough to DAptiZe this child if we have
to take in al his Names
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23


"While the religion of some men is
intellectual" said a we'll known New
York Clergyman, ."the religion of many
is thing of emotions.
"Back in my boyh0od days | remem-
Der a man in the country who used to
go to camp meeting. After singing q
few inspiring hymns he would become
to outward appearances tie hapDiest
and most piotls man in the camp. But
his emotion would always die out and
his religion wouldn't tide him over to
the next meeting.
~ cynical neighbor Of this man
once remarked that the only way to
save his SOUL was to get him happy and
pi0us in one Of the meetings and then
kill him. "-NeW York Press.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
The Making of 1T.

'Tf they're both deaf and dumb,
don't see how they could make love"
"No? I should say it was the best
kind--ull handmade, you know.
philadelphia Ledger.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
CbCiatfng the Rules.

Mrs. Flat-I always insist that my
husband wear evening dress when he
dimes ut home Miss SAalp-Nes, he
told me that was the reason he took
almost all OF his meals DOWNTOWN
Detroit Free Press.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
Trying 10 Be Chnritab bile.

"Mr. Blig@ins means we'll, but he
doesn't stop to Think
"perhaps," answered Miss Cayenne,
he feels that time is too valuable to
be triheI away in hopeless undertake
tngs. "-WashingtOn Star.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
%Fcrt but Rarely Now.

Grecnp-By the way, aren't Charley
Brown ana May Gray keeping COM
pany? Nhitc-Oh. dear, no; they've
been hurried for more'n year.-Bos-
ton TrAnScript
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
To His Credit.

He--so you are under the impression
that I arn a woman Halter Of the worst
sort? She-No, Of the best sort. You
say you never intend to marry.-i'uck
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23

acts as Il strong incentive to the eastern
tcWeler in the production Of those eX-
uuiSitcly carved and multicolored crea-
tons over which the modern world
raves and marvelS. Nor are such deco
rati0ns mere ornaments without other
use or meaning.
The oriental jeweler, seated uHon tie
floor of his little shop, inhaling the fra
grant o>lors Of his pipe and coffee, con-
ceive< his design and jealousy enNel-
obs ii With mysticism, adding to it the
quaint charm of symbol and SuperSt-
ton. The Bracelet, the earrings, the
necklace, The clasp, the buckle and the
button grow step by step into Il special
ornament according to the rank,
means, tastes and wants of the WeArcr,
an evidence Of class and dignity.
Bracelets are by orientalS worn III
pairs. Each hand is provided with one,
AS otherwise jealousy will spring up
between the manual members and evil
deeds will follow. Earrings are p0pu-
lar among both sexes III certain parts
of the orient The ears are pierced at
birth. The perfOratiOnS are made I'M
necessarily large so as not to permit
residue OF gossip. Then ornaments are
offered the ears as consolation. Neck
lacrs are worn most COnSricuOUSly 10
avert the evil eye and to denote dig
nity and distinction. Ec$tOOn neck
laccs seem to have been in vogue from
time inimomOrial, and not inircuuently
do they ad0rn the whole chest OF the
wplrrr. III India the men often Dor
row their wives necklaces to decorate
themselves with. Masculine vanity or
certain sects Of the persiAnS far eX-
ceeds that of women, and, aside from
wearing earrings and necklaces, they
almost m0nOD0lize the tiny seed pearls
hy stringing them in their boards, each
hair being literally covered with luS-
trOuS pearl.
Beads arc among the e1ri.cSt forms
Of ornaments and are considered p0-
tent charms for felicity, rs these are
often cut and sold by priests Or ShejE&,
who maintain themselves &o,rlN by this
means. The pear shaped CROP 50 mucA
in vogue in Europe ami America is OF
decidedly oriental origin an! has ut
Tacll"l ~ IL " quaint NY H. '''' 'N.'''
pa Stone IL niece" mas '"'9 !'s> '','',
shape "hd' acco'u'"9 10 '''V '''S''S VI
the MohammeuHnS, this stone Was tI(
actual guardian angel who WAS scat t
watch over Adam in Eden ana WA:
present at DIS '''l' NS d ''''''1.'''',' =
lol l2t l' ''.$7 '"''~ ,,,..l
cutcd MS trust lhe anger WIS ''i''n7''
into 4 stone ana lluf!tt liO.l ll.t-.t'! ~
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23

That rfe is long which answers life's
great nnd Young.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-23
ORIENTAL ,)I\> L.LRY.
PERSONAL ORNAMENTS MIXED WITH
ODD SUPERSTlTlONS.

Necklaces That Avert the Evil Eye
and EeaLs That Are Potent Charms
For ESelicity-LcGcHd of the kaaba
StOne-The Sacred Signet Ring.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
EN- Il SUPREME
Causa por asesinatO de don
lose Cordoves y Bsrrios,
en- San LorerzO.
CONTRA FRANCISCO DONES
Informa al tribunal 81 letrado
don Jose Guzman BENZ
tez. 49, Fiscal Rosy.

Importsntisimos fueron los deba.
tss suscitados aver go sl Tribunal gu.
prsmo, sn 10 apelac On do 10 sentsn.
ella dc psna de muer:o contra Frapcis.
co Done', por asesinato de don Jose
Cordoves Berries.
FL prssidente sefl 1r Q linones abrit
el acto & las nueve.
El seffor Guzn: /. Bsnitsz (don 10.
se) inform sobre 10 insu6ciencia de
pruebas en- Ia c1usa y schrs 81 erro,
del juez de la Corts de Distrito do Hu
macao.
Examin6 la deslaraoI6n da los tes
tinos Felix Me'endsz y joe Dlaz.
PROCURE demostrar la sssasa fuer.
70 do las prusbas gus pressntara o.
Fiscal On el acto dsl juc,o.
Diio que sl hsllsxgo del pu1al era
un heeho obscure, punto quo no 20
saba si fue ds Dones.
Pretest6 do que no 50 h'ciere up
exAmsn dc las mar ohss do sapgre y Dc
que no &c demostrara 10 scerteza do 10
confession do Donss 4 sus companeros
do carcsl.
Hizo cargos al juez do Humacao,
por limitar 10 dsfsnsa do Franoiaco
Dones, al cual 80 reg6 que presentase
sest'gos q fin do probsr la fAlsedad de
sus supuestas corfdsncias en- "a car.
Gel.
Dijo que sl juex tampoco sxplic6
al jursdo 10 gus Sc snt eude por duda
rdzondbls, dando lugsr & malss inter.
prstaciores.
SolIo!t6 del Tribunal anulase Ia
ssDtencla dictada por 10 Corts do Hu.
macao y acordase celebrar un nuevo
iuicio.
Ell fiscal sefor Rosy dijo que Ia
argumentaci6n do la defspss descan.
saba % puntsles falscs. A Ia Corte
Suprsma afladi6-no Sc trsjo nj un
pliego de s1cercIore-, nj un irforne
de hechos; toda Ia teorfa del ssflor
Guzman Benitez descansa en- unas no.
tas taqufgrafcas sin auterti ticidad nj
garautlss.
Demoitr6 que Ia prueba de la de-
claraci6n del acusado era conforme {
Ia ley; que los hechos tu,ron mlnucio.
samsnte discutidos y probados.
Sobrs sl concspto de duda razona.
ble, manifesto que sstaba sattsfactoris-
merts explicado por aquella Corts.
La session tsrmin6 4 las orce.
En- los pasillos el pd LEO comen.
taba los incidentes y el d7senl ace de
ssta causs, do Ia eusl est, pendlente
10 opinion
E) Tribunal disisr& pror to su f.
llo inapelahle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
NOTAS DEL D|A
PaIacios Rodriguez. Lore
da Casab6. 6.-UItima recep-
ci6n..A Estados Unidos
D0MENECH NO SERA
Munoz Morales. Was Ocho.
teco. ---Candidatos a quie.
mes no Sc nombra.

Sc dics que sl pr6ximo nombrs.
misnto judicial en- las Cortes do Dis.
srito sera cub srto con sl j6ven lstrado
ssfior don Rafael Palaeios Rodriguez.
Sc sncuentra On ests capital
nueatro qrs,ido amigo sl lstrsdo do
Gnayama don Enrique Llorsda Casa
'6, nusvo fiscal propuesto para Ia
Corte de Distrito do AgusdillA. Hoy
ha confersrciado con el Gobern ader
Winthror, a ompaflfndole don Juan
r. Baix.
ri seror Lloreda Casah6 - sussn.
tara por ounce dias & Humssso, {
desempefiar interinamente Ia pl.aa
de iuex de aquella Corts hasts quo to.
me possession el nuevo jusz Mr. Foots.
-Anoche fue la Ultima recs pei6n
del Gobsrnador Winthrop. Acudieron
muchos de sus amigos.
Ell martes pr6ximo emb arean
para los Estados Unidos el Goberna.
dor Winthrop, y oil Comisionado 4
Washington nuestro buen amigo don
Tulio Larrinaga.
-Ha regrsssdo & su re&ideneia d.
Oayey el senior don Luis Muxox No.
rales, juex do 10 Corts de Dlstrito do
Guyana, FL senior Mufloz Morales
tomarA posesi6n do su dest'no dsptro
d. quinss dias.
-Ha marshado & Cayey acompA.
fando al sefor Mufoz Morales el is.
ven letrado don Eduardo Acosts Quin.
tero, quien - hara cargo do 10 Nots-
ria b. fete dol primero.
No es cierta, ssgda nos irfor
man; Ia noticis que clrcula nor esta
capital, de que don Manuel V. Dome.
mech habfa sido recomendado para ell
cargo de comisior ado del Interior.
= De ms II ina & pasado llsgarG 4
San Juan a. delegado a Ia Camara
seilor Was o hotsco, quiea tiene psn.
disutes varios plsitos en- Ia Corts Feds
raj de los Es'ados Unidos.
-Ha tsllecido en- Caysy o. j6v.n
Enrique Vidal Blond.t, hijo Go don
jose Juan vi lal, Marshall do 10 Cor.
to de Guayams.
-Entre los candidates. gus pre-
tendlsn puest0s en- Ia Jud atura 90
encontraban los sei1ores don Victor
Primo Mart nez, don joss Benet Co.
lon, rscomend ados por oil se1or Her.
nandex Lopez y, ademas, don Luis
Mendez Vaz y don Antonio Castro
Gonzalez.
La rsnuncia 'el Fiscal do NA.
yaguez hs sido aeepsada para surtir
gu efecto principles de Enero prtxi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
Cr6niCa de Italia

que SO cumplan tan ridfculas clausu-
las.
For ot'a parte, conn 10 muerts
es Ia bora de Ia verdad, los peri6di-
cos han fecordado que aquel aprendiz
de tabernero, que lego & ser casi rey
Go los ssnores, era hombre de gustos
vu'gsres, de inteligsncla muy rndi.
msntaria J avaro como ell Mercadsr
da Venscla. Sus freeuentss viajes {
Repdbllca Argentins, donde hay una
colonia italiana muy numerosa y ne
cesitsda de spoyo en- su mayor parte,
solo le sugiri6 Ia idea de explot,r 10
trists situaci6n de gran ndmero de sus
compatriotas, fundsndo una gran ca
So de prestamos. Este rssgo ba,ta
para r;tratarle de cuerpo ertsro.
Ell esc,ndslo del dfa es ell divor.
clio de D Annunzio. El famoso no.
velista y dramaturgo ltaliano se ha-
la en- Luganc, donde ha celebrado
una larga copferencia con un aboga.
do de Friburgo. Parece que se pro-
pone adoptar la nasionalidad suiza, q
fin de podsr obtener ell divorcio, no
sdmitIdo por las leyes italiauas. Es.
to le permitira contraer nuevo matri-
monio cen una viuda joven, pertsne-
ciente q una gran familia de Italia.
Hay que advertir que no SO trata de
una passion juvenil, pues D. Annunzio
tlene va un hijo dc mas de veipte AMOS
que hzo su debut teatral q princip os
de este sf1o, con exiso no muy lIsopjs
70 por cierto.
Pero dejfmos el mupdo de los tea.
tros y de los literatos que, como 81
monstruo do la eyenda, solo 80 all
mertan d'l reclamo y del eacandAlo, y
pssemos al de Ia Iglesia, en- que pre-
cissmente Sc aborrtc ce todo 10 que hue.
le a ruido y clamoreo. El Papa Pho
TX esta dando csda dia nuevas prue.
bas de su esp1 'itu reformador y apos.
t6lico. Ultimsments ha dictado una
resolution energies, disponiendo que,
en- adelante, no pueda an residir en- Ro.
ma mas que los sacerdote, legftima.
meLta au'orizadcs y asignados q los
di erentes establecimientos religiosos,
10 cual quedan expulsados m ultI-
tud de curss italianos y extrar geros
que, con diversCs pretextos, hscian de
Roma un eentro de parasites & intri-
gantes.
Tamb' Ga Sc dice que una vez re
suslta 10 question religiola en- Fran
c'a, SO propone ell Sumo Pontfice con.
vocar nuev amente el Concilio del Va
ticano, interrumpido por la guerra
fran 90 alemana de 1870.
P. Lltrente.
Roma, septiembra de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
BUENA SELECTION
EI Gobsrnador sscOQe un per-
sonaI de conhanza para
las vacantes.
LLOREDA, MUN0z, WILCOX
Breves notas sobre los caba-
lleros deslgnados por el
goblcrno (*)

Los Gltimos nombramientos que
acaban de emanar de la Mansion Eje.
eutivs, han causado muy buen efecto
en- 10 opinion pdblIca.
Por pr rmsra vez SO hs designado
& IN puer.CrriqueGo para ell cargo do
Presidente del sBanco de Puerto Rico,.
La election dc don Manuel Panisgua
Oller hs sido muy acertads, por con
siderar,o persona inteligente = de pres
sigio social.
La desIgnaci6n de don Enrique
Lloreda Casab6 para el cargo de Els.
cal de Ia Corte del Distrito de Aqua.
dilla es uu nombramie. to acertado.
Lloreda ha sido Juez dc 10 Corte de
Msyag1ez, Ju'8 en- Aguadilla y Secra-
tario dc Ia Corte del Distrito de HUI
lmacao. Hs sabiGo inspirsr respeto y
gozs de IN buon rombrs entire de sus
comp q ros numerosos amigos.
Para Juez de la Corte del Distrito
de Guaysma hs s'do nombrado e.
acred 'tado Juriscor sulto senior don
Luis Muhoz Mora 'es, que or algunos
amos ha residido en- Csyey, dssemps
fIando con i1tachable reputation sl
cargo de Notario y que hace pcco
tiemoo descoll6 dc maners muy meta
be en- Ia deftn'a de una csusa ce!ebre.
Es en- q actualdad Sfrdi:o de Ia Uei-
versidai de Puert, Rico. La scepta-
ci6n de este cargo tai vez 10 rep esenta
no peQuef1os sacrifcios ca sus intere-
ses y solo ha querido prestar su ayu-
da 4 10 busaa obra del Goberno, que
con mano en&rg ca mora liza Ia A imi-
nistracl6n Pub ics. Sabemos que sera
recibido con rsgocij 10 el omb amiert to
del senior M iloz Morales en- el Distri-
de Guayama,
Mr.. E. B Wilcox ser& ell fscsl de
la Corte del Distrito de Guayama.
Mr.. Wilcox ha dasem % bado diversos
cargos public dentro do Ia admins.
traction amer caua. Como sapitan CO
10 polic(a insular, y como jusz de Ia
Corte dc Dlstrito do Ponce, ha dejaio
exceleuts rfcuerdo, como funcionario
anergicc, recso y honrado. Ultima
mente fae nombr ado Supervisor de
Eleccones, y mas luago fiscal especial
del gobie-po 90 los asunt0s electora-
les. Ha prcce lido Mr., Wilcox con
tacto, y ha sab,do inspi-ar absolute
confanza.
Sc ltlndo IN camblo favora-
BILE en- los t-lblna es de iusticia. No
dudamos que e pes'mIsmo va ha de
sapArecido, en- las psrsonas scostum.
bradas d yer ca1a dia election de ur
personal malo. Existen hnmb.es en-
los tribunales como Soto Nasa, Out
Gones, Audrey, T)ro Gu uabas, Lloreda,
Muhoz Morales, que honran la togs
pusrtorriquena, Por ess canine sc
adelansa y So a3quiere ell son,enci-
miento que Sc ssbra eleglr ell personal
siempre, hoy como msnara
Aplaudimos la actitud de G ).
bierno. Continde en- ess canine oue
ssbra adquirir la confanza absolute
de todos squellos h0mbres que valeD
en- Puer:o-Rico.
Y Y Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
EXCLUSIVE PARA LA DrMoosAc1A

(ExcLUSIVO PARA LA DEhoCRACIA \
Ell sucsEo del momento y que hacs
palidecer todos los demas, es IL to-
rrlble cata.tcote de 10 Calabria. que
ha arruinado centenares do 'pueblos,
ha causado mlllares do victimss v hs
dejadO en- un mtmsnto sin abrigo 4
mas de 1000 ind viduos. Ell daffo re.
sulta mucho mas grave por tratarse
de un pals pobre y muy quebradc,
donde 10 escas'z de viss do comunIca-
zion ha hecho ma dffcil el envio de
socorros al vasto teatro del siniestro.
FL visjs del rsy Victor Manuel ha ser
vido de gran consue'o q aquellos des-
dichados calabreses y ha contribufdo
a que la acc!6n de las autoridades sea
mas activa y eicaz on oil remsdio do
tan doloroso catsclismo.
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Rl te'egrafo ha llevado ( todos los
anbitos del mundo cigillzado Ia noti-
cia de la mlerte del celebra tenor Ia
magno,en 81 regia quinta de Varesse.
Lo que tal vez ignoraran mis- lectorss
80 oil exsrs 10 testamenio del tenor, Gu.
va aextravagancia ha hseho que el 60
blerno italisno ae opc pga q su cum
plimisuto. En- su megalo mar ia, aquel
hombre, que tenis todo el talsnto y to
do ell merito en- las cuerdas vocales, y
que desie 10 humilde condici6n de mo-
70 de tsbarns lego, por el capricho do
Ia mods, q la opulepcIa y a la noto
rledad universal, S MS con restaurar
lss locurss de los tmrer azores roma.
nos, declarandose cssi una divinid ad.
En- efecto, con arreglo q las prescrip.
clones de Ia ley y ante el notario CO.
respondiente hsbfa dictado un largo y
minucIcso tsstamento, en- el que 60
disponfa <que su ciracter fuSse embal-
ssmado y momi6cado, acostado on
una urna con tapa de cristal, coloca.
do luego en- una cspilla consteufda
expresamerts para el, expuest9 de
estA susrte, como en- rellcario i Ia de.
voci6n pdblica, Seguramente Sc Ii
sopjeaba con Ia esperapza de que su
momia, expuesta de esta suef te, fuese
ohieto de una peregriuaci6n universal
Dispor q ademas que Ia sasa estu viese
siemprs visible. No se puede dar ejsm
plo mas palpable del endiosamisnto &
que llegan ciertos artistas 4 fuerza de-
desempeilar en- 10 sscens, como histrio.
res, papeles de reyes, principles, empe.
radores etc. llegan q creerse Eurerlonss
q TODD el genero humane. FL snoJis
mo del pdbiico, que acude los teatros
q pager precios sxhorbitantes, por
estdpida vanidad la mayor psr!s de
las wees, contrlblye & que divas, di.
vos y toda class de artistas que viyen
de entretensr al p1blico, Sc lleren Ia
cabeza de aire. Como die antes, oil
gobierno italisno Sc ha opuesto q q 0