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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
SAVE SHORES OF
LACLA CROIX
STATE FIRE WARDEN MARKS
SPOT FOR FOREST RESERVE.
AS Result Of Recent Exploration Tour
on the Northern Boundary, He Will
Ask Congress to Withdraw Islands
and Shore Tracts from Entry-Land
Is Rocky and Poor.

s Lac la Croix, on the northern bound
airy of St. Louis county, and one Of
the chain Of lakes connected by the
Rainy river, will be preserved as nat
ural beauty spot if the recommends
tions of General c.. G. Andrews, state
fire warden, are accepted.
General Andrews has just returned
company with Professor S. B. Green,
state horticulturist, and William A.
Peterson Of the agricultural college.
They went thru Fall, Eastwood and
Crooked lakes and into Lac la Croix,
returning by Loon, Little Vermilion
and Crane lakes and their connecting
rivers. They found some magnificent
natural scenery, the shores often rising
.timbered with jack and Norway pine,
with some poplar and ash. No timber
has been cut, but on the mainland
there are burned areas covered partly
with new growth Of trees. General
Andrews is anxious to have the shores
of this lake reserved by congress as a
natural park and forest reserve, to-
gether with it's islands, before the land
is taken up by timber Spectators. He
says of this region:
Notwithstanding the scars left by fire,
the south shore of Lac la Croix and espe-
cially the western part, are pleasing. Pre-
cipitous and bold rock thirty feet or more
high sometimes constitutes the shore of
both mainland and island. The islands
lend the chief beauty to the scenery. They
are principally valuable for scenery and
as such are of great value. To denude
them Of timber would be of public injury,
for that locality as regards scenery, recre-
alton and health is one of the most i'm
portant in Minnesota. AS the soil on these
islands Of almost solid rock is very thir
and in some places there is no soil at all
it would be centuries If ever before these
islands could recover their present beauty
| if the timber were allowed to be cut.
am very sorry to say, therefore, that 9
few of these islands, and for a trivial con.
Standardization under the stone or tim
Der law, or by laying scrip-have been al.
| lowed to pass into the hands of private
parties who expect to cut the timber tina
is standing upon them. These trees d.
not average more than about foot ii
diameter.
That whole region Of country should be
| long to the state and be held as pleasur
resort for the people, The greater part Q
the land bordering on Lac la Croix is trul
classified by the government surveyors a
! third or fourth rate, rocky and noun
famous AS it does not contain muc
1 valuable timber it has not been wante
either by lumbermen or actual settlers an
still belongs to the United States. 1t i
properly land which should be used fo
forestry purposes and shall ask for tn
passage of bill by the next congress
granting all of this third or fourth rat
land and such islands as are not privat
property to the state of Minnesota for for
estry purposes s%
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
ALL in
IN CLEMENT CASE
ATTORNEY IAWLER PLEADS
WITH JURY FOR BANKER.
The Government Waived It's Opening
Address-Mr. Lawler Takes Up Each
Count in Indictme They
Were Not Proved and that Intent
Must Be Shown.

Evidence in the case against Thomas
B. Clement, the Faribault banker, in
the federal court at ST.. Paul, was COM
pleted yesterday afternoon, the defense
having occupied but two hours with its
witnesses.
Dr.. Walter II. Robbilliard of Fari-
bault testified as to the poor condition
the bank trouble had told greatly upon
his strength and general physical condi-
ton. He had been the Clement family
physician for several years.
Henry G. Prescott Of Faribault testi-
fed he had transacted business at the
Faribault bank for several years. He
had found it difficult to deal with
to Mr.: Whitney's deafness, the witness
said, but he thought there was also a
lack of comprehension. Prescott ad-
mitted the bank still held his note,
which had not been paid.
Edward G. Hammond, bookkeeper for
the Minnesota Lumber company, said
that ne and the manager had made a
report Of the company s business in
March. 1908, showing the company to
vious six months. .t,,n
The defense had introduced in ev:
deence two lists showing the amount
OF money loaned by The Minnesota
Lumber company from the bank be-
tween Oct 20, 1901, and June Z, 1908
amounting to about 100000, and an.
Of $233 ,45O had Been purchased oh 1 bV the
bank since it's organization. The first
list will be used by the defense to show
that the lumber company had paid the
| bank large amount of money in pre-.
vlous years, and was, therefore, so fa1
as appeared, worthy of further credit
| "a I, -. L "a
MI; Clement, as president Of the bank
had, by implication, the authority Of
the directors for purchasing bonds.
Daniel w. LaWler began his address
for the defense to the jury, the gov
ernment waving it's opening address
Mr.. LAWYER stated there were really
twenty-five cases being tried in one
in the Indictment. He stated that thu
evidence in any one. of the counts wa
not sufficient to find the defendan
guilty, but that the prosecution hopet
that under all the mass of evidence to
gether, the; jury would find Clemen
guilty OF at least one or more Of tn
specific counts. He dwelt at consider
the question of intent in Mr.. Glen
ent s actions as shown by the evidence
In regard to the listing of the A. Bar
ton farm as a bank asset at $3.50
Mr.. Lawler insisted it made no differ
ence whether the farm was an asse
or not, if the jury were not convince
that the defendant knew that it wa
not. If he believed it to be. an asset
there was no intent to defraud. l
regard to the counts wherein Clemen
is charged with making false report
of his gold reserve, in one case $500
and in another $4,000 more than'it wa
Mr.. Lawler said the only testimon
- Whitno1y an6
sisted that his testimony was not sui
fc;ent tn warrant conviction.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
IHirh Towers.

The announcement that one of the
premises cover an entire block in the
center Of New Y ork city, is about to
enlarge the capacity Of its Offices by
the erection Of tower over 500 feet
in height, suggests that in the coming
years the skyline of our large cities
may be pierced by many such struc-
lures. It took years to attain the high
excellence Of golden grain belt beer,
but all we have to do now is to call
Main 33 and order case. There is
health and happiness u every glass.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
MONTANA ELks EN- ROUTE.

Several prominent Montana Elks, the
advance guard Of the Montana delega-
ton to the annual grand lodge meeting in
Buffalo July II, were entertained in ST..
Paul yesterday by the Elks. They are:
A. B. Mccartney Of Butte, L. L. LIE Rose
of Anaconda, DR.. W. H. Haviland and
w. E. Reynolds and A. B. Patterson of
Everett, Wash. An informal dinner in
honor Of DR.. Haviland was given at the
Commercial club. A Great Northern spe-
cial bearing the Montana delegation, 300
strong, will pass thru tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
JAILOR UNWITTINGLY
STARTED C0CKFIGHT.
few York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, July 6.--Not satisfied with having
put the floating poolroom out OF business, Chief
Schuttler and his gambling squad yesterday de-
scended upon cockfght which was being, held
at 474 Clybourne avenue, and arrested twenty
seven men and took as evidence eight live roos-
tiers and one dead one. The cooking main,
which has been raided several times. Is con.
Quoted, the police say. by Frank Shady, who
was charged with being the proprietor.
When the fighting cocks were unloaded at the
police station the jailer was puzzled as to
where to put them. He finally locked the birds
up together in the basement, and about a min.
ute later riot call emanated from the base
ment The birds were soon separated and
placed in another part Of the station.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
IMPuRE FOODS DESTROYED.

The state dairy and food commission
has adopted the metmhod Of destroying
illegal and adulterated foods seized by
it's inspectors. Such foods are burned,
buried, or dumped into some stream The
commission is adopting measures for the
strict enforcement of the pure food laws
and reports general improvement In the
condition of grocery stocks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
PREPARE FOR STRIKE
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Roads Import Photographers.

Hopes Of settlement Of the differences
between the Great Northern and North
ern Pacific railroads and their telc-
graphers are so slight that a strike
seems imminent to observers. President
Perham Of the national order will meet
the railroad men next week. Employ
ment agencies Of the railroads have
been established in railroad centers and
yesterday shipment Of non.union men
arrived in, ST. Paul from st. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
the TopoeRAPHlcALl SURVEY.

Rapid progress is being made with the
Typographical survey of the state swamp
lands, being done by Engineer John
Of Alexandria under authors
cation of the state drainage commission.
The railroads are aiding by furnishing
blue prints and maps OF the lands thru
which their roads run. The federal gov
eminent is aiding by furnishing reports
on triangulation and ,geodetic survey.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06

See Stockwe1l Soon That life insur.
ance The Penn Mutual Andrus bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT.

Journal automobile tour to Lake
Harriet.
Lake Harriet band concert.
Lyceum Theater-''Why Smith Left
Home"
Unique Theater-Continuous vaude-
Vile.
Wonderland Park-Modern amuse-
ment devices and novelties.
ToMoRROW'S CALENDAR
Journal Seeing Minneapolis au-
tomobile tours. -.-. .-....' -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
nuRNs Va. KFLLY.

& Portland Ore, July 6.-Tommy Burns and
Hugo Kelly OF Detroit have signed articles to
fight at Los Angeles on July %. They will
fight at 1853 pounds at 3 o'clock the day OF the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06

tsWhile It's Hot" Straw Hat Sale.
SIS for $3-Hoffman 's-Three Stores.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06

Unlike other prepared roofngs, Carey
Roofing cannot be cheapened to fit a
price. Once Carey,s, always q Ca
rey's. See w. s. Mott CO.. Tel. 376. n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06

'While It's Hot Underwear Sale.
Is per ct. off-Ho ffman 's-Three Stores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
ALCALO|A MUNICIPAL
DE
SAN JUAN

De acuerdo con ell programa pu-
blicado por Ia Comisi6n organizadora
de las fiestas del Carnaval, SO hace
saber que estas empczaran el 26 de Fe-
brero actual terlninaran ell s de
Mario pr6ximo, sin que sea permitido
dar principle aptes de la citada fecha.
Vigente la prohibition que tiene
hecha Ia Direction de Sanidad, Sc ad-
vierte, que durante dichos dias, en- que
ell pdblico puede entregarse los iue-
gos que las expresadas festas traen
consigo, no ser& permitido lamar q
las personals confettis papelillos mul-
ticolores, q cuyo efecto queda prohibi-
da tambien la venta de paquetes, ca.
jas, sacos 8 cualquier otro envase,
que eontenga mezclados papeliilC3 dc
distintos colores.
Asf mismo, Sc prohibe recoger del
suelo dichos confettis para arrojarlos
de nuevo sobre las personals; tampoco
sera permitido verter aqua desde las
GALES, plazas, BALCONIES 6 a2oteas, nj
lamar sobre los transeuntes harina Il
otro polvo; pues este es contrario al
respeto que Sc debe guardian q aquellas
personals que no estan dispuestas q
tomsr parte en- las destas, ydesdice de
la cultura; prohibiendose igualmente
lamar 4 las personals conftes Il otros
dulcos por ell estilo, que producer dano
al dar en- ell rostro, y que al caer in
citan la golosina de los n!fos, pudien-
do series nocivo ell comerlos, despues
de estar en- contacto con el suelo.
Las personals que usen disfraces
cuidaran de cumplir con el 6rden y
compostura que es de esperarse; en-
tendi6ndose, que ell uso de la Garcia
no Sc permitira despues de haber obs
curecido, y solo Sc consentira gu uso
de noche, las personals que Sc diri-
jan & los bales de disfraz, estando
terminantemente prohibido & los dis
frazados ell portar armas, palos nj
foote's.
Los infractores acualquiera de es.
tas reglas serAn denuncados por los
Ageutes de la Policia al Juez do Paz
como comprendidos en- la Ordenanze
de % de Septiembre de 1902.
San Juan, IA de Fbro. de 1908,
r. II, TODD,
Alcalde Municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
In Ia carreteTa de
Utuado

En- la tarde de aver ocurri6 un ac
cidente en- la carretera de Utuado, de
que fueron victimas los sefIores doc
tor Doval, ell captain de la policfa &C.
nor Fernando Mater una sobrinita
del referido doctor.
Parece que viajando en- cochs, ell
caballo que 10 guiaba desb6cose en- la
carretera de Utuado, sin que Ia sere-
nidad del captain Mater, pudiese con.
tener los brlos de la bestia, la cual
volc6 ell coche quedando completa-
mente destrozado.
Ell doctor Doval sali6 con un
golpe en- ell pecho, que afortunada-
mente no presenta la gravedad que Sc
crefa en- los primeros momentos del
hecho.
FL capitAn Fernandez Mater tam
bien sac6 algunas lesiones, que les
fueron curadas en el pueblo de Arsci'
bo, donde Sc trasladaron en- otro CO.
che.
La sobrina del doctor Doval, POI
IN verdadero milagro, ha salido ilesa
con ell siguiente trastorno que expert
ment6 tan distinguida senorita.
Lamentamos ell accidente sufridc
por los refecidos sei1ores, y celebramol
no haya tenido consecuencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
Fiestas del Ca[nava|

Ell dia 26 q las 81 de 10 tarde, ten
dr& efecto Ia gran parada paseo triun-
fal de Ia Reina del Carnival en- una
eIegante y preciosa carroza esta estA
bajo 10 direction del artista senior San
MILAN y dado los conocimientos de
dicho sefior Sc espera que sea una ca
rrosa nunca vista en- San Juan.
El senior Antonio Igaravide2 tiene
& su cargo otras carroEas.
Sabemos que los senores Diaz Ma
varro, Calaf, Caubet, Conde, Gaos, Co.
dorado, Fabian, Filippi, Salas, Garcia,
Geigel, Palacios, Padial, Cortes, Col
co, Bosch, Adsuad, Ginorio, Casal-
due, Castro, Besosa, Lolo Moreno,
Igaravides varios caballeros ameri-
canos, preparan grandeS Carroxas y
automobiles para 10 gran parada de
la Reina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
Obra musical iinportantG

Ell notable pianista y compositor
don Federico Ramos, tiene terminada
y pronto dara & la publicidad una
obra didactico musical, que titula:
eLectura, Mecanismo Y EXpresi6n,o
dedicada q les Profesores de ense.
Ianz9.
Al hacer dicha obra, el senior Ra-
mos tuyo un prop0sito lapdable: ha
querido dotar 4 su pals do un tratado
de profesorado musical de utilidad
suma. Es el fruto de una labor de
treinta amos de ensefian2a, de la Que
Sc derivan grandes eXperiencias ad-
ouiridas en- ell arte musical.
Consta la obra menciorada, de l70
paginas, en- las cuales Sc hallaran
magnffcas lecciones de gran prove
cho bien metodizadas, basadas en-
principles de lectura dessrrollada y de
expression.
Tambi6n contiene dicha obra int
resantes trabaios mecanicos, cores
pondientes al estudio del piano.
Como Sc We, la labor del senol
Ramos es meritoria, y bien merec,
ella que Sc le presto una buena acogi
da, 10 que redundarfa en- bene fcio de
profesorado musical puertorriquehO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
Liga de PropiietaTios de casas
AcuerdOs importantes

Por el Secretario Sc lego la Memo
ria de los trabajos realizados por la
Junta Directiva durante ell aho que
venci6 ell 81 de Enero pr6ximo pasado.
Sc trat6 del Proyecto de Ley de de-
sahucio presentado q la Camara de
Delegados, estlmandose que es conve-
niente para garantizar la propiedad
sin que ella perjudique q ninguna cla-
Sc social determine ada.
Sc aprob5 ell presupuesto de gas
tos 8 ingresos que ha de regir en- el
presente ano.
Sc enteraron del bill sobre contri-
buciones presentado Ia Camara dan
do intervention 4 los contribuyentes
en- las Juntas de apelaciones.
Sc acuerda oiciar al Ilustrfsimo
seNor Obispo, referente q los censos
de la Iglesia por no ser justo que Sc
paguen, sin descontarse a los propie.
tarios la parte proportional de la con-
tribuci6n.
Que Sc insista para que el Ayun.
tamiento vote para ell afo econ6mico
entrante, un cr6dito bastante para
reorganizar ell Cuerpo de Bomberos.
Sc acord6 practicar gestiones ten.
dentes & que sc dicten medidas por los
empleados de Sanidad respecto al SER
vicio de desaguo de las casas, cuando
en- estas se tiene establecido en- condi-
clones que no Sc oponen la higieue
publica, maxine cuando Sc asegura
que en- algunas casas no Sc llenan ta-
les prescripciones.
Que Sc subasten los aparatos de
limpieza de algibes y letrlnas que po
see esta Liga.
Y por dltimo, SO nombra la Direc
tiva siguiente
Presidente, doctor don Juan b
Blondet Vice-presidente, don Gunner
sindo Suarez Tesorero, don Jose
Montesinos ; Vocales propietarios
don jose Ma Carrero, don EmigdlC
Ginorio, don Manuel Gestera don Juar
APPELLANTS, don Manuel Benito de Pc
ma. Suplentes don Salvador Alsina
don Ramon Arias, don Baltasar Ca
hads, don Alfredo Suarez y doa Jual
Gomez Tudela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
ARECIBO
(De n,teStro COrreSponsdl. J

ARECIBO, FEBRERO H.-Ha 81.
do aprobado por este Municipio la
designation de los iefes y ofciales del
nuevo Cuerpo de bomberos y que Sc
hizo por la comisi6n correspondence
siendo estos los siguienteS: Presidente
honorario, don Eduardo Rosso; pri-
mer jefe cfectivo, don Andres Oliver;
20 jefe, don Angel SAM. Ohcisles de
secci6n: don Ramon Seiio, don Felipe
Quero, don Justiniano Clavelin y don
Delio Torres. Medico, doctor don Fer
nando Alemau. La nueva ofcialidad
queda encargada del nombramiento de
classes y do presentar IN nuevo regla-
mento.
Aver tarde, yendo de paseo el
doctor Doval con ell captain de la po-
licfa sefor Fernandez Mater, tuvieron
la desgracia de que Sc desbocara e.
caballo del coche que guiaban, ell cua'
ques0 destrozado, salv&ndose estol
milagrosamente y sufriendo solo level
contusiones.
Al salir aver ell bose de la Adua
ma q pasar la vista al vspor <Arka
diaD, tuvo la desgracis de que q con
secuencia de Ia gran mareiada gu
habia vOlcsse sste yendo 81 aqua {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
COMMERCIAL.

Con fecha 6 del mes actual, Sc nos
comunica, que con motive del sensibl
fallecimiento de don Julian Matienzo,
ha cesado Ia casa comercial aque gi.
raba On esta plaza con dicho nombre.
Esta actualmente encargada q de la
liquidation de a casa extinguldo,, la
nueva sociedad mercantil que girara
baio la raz6n de GJulian Matienzo Su-
cesores,a de la que forman parte como
socios gestores, dona Rosario y don
JOAQUIN Matienzo Amadizcar.
La uueva casa cOmercial, CONT
nuara en- los mismos negocios que la
anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
Y Sc levant6 esta q las diez.

que consignamos nuestra mas en6rgi.
ca protesta por los falsos conceptos
vertidos por ell delegado Coll Cuchf,
enemigo encarnizado de Barrano uitas,
que SO sienta en- la Camara merced al
pNcherdzo de Barros, es decir, merced
al fraude electoral.
Rafael Manzano, Tomas Pagan
Colon, Jose A. Santoni, Carlos Ma
rrero, Hotilio Rodriguez, Jose Felix
Colon, Juan G. Colon, JESUS M. Ro.
driguez, jose r. Becerra, Manuel B.
Torres, Rafael Roias, Manuel Lopez,
Francisco Garay, Manuel Torres, 10.
Sc r. Prim, Ubaldino Font.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
CarccI de San Juan

50 ha ordenado el ingreso en- la
carcel de esta ciudad, q Locado Ca
rrasquillo, por acomatimiento J agre-
sion; Jul ana Perez Oquendo }Cr tur-
bar la paz. ordenandose quede 81 IL
bertqd Cristobal Dones, q Virtud de
mandam iento de la Corte de Distrito
dc San Juan, por haberse dec arado
con lugar un auto de Habeas Corpus,
interpuesto contra la sentencia de la
Cor.e Municipal de San Juan, por el
delito de turbar la paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-15
Notas De Ponce
(De naleStro corresponsal)

PONCE, FEBRERO 13.-varios
caballeros de Ponce, han sido desig-
nados miembros de propaganda del
Carnaval de Mayaguez, por nombra-
miento de Ia Juuta Directiva.
-Esta en- Ponce, recien llegado de
Venezuela, up hermano de nuestro es-
timado amigo el inspirado poeta Ma.
nnel Maria Sama. Damos nuestra
bienvenida al compatriota que vuelve.
Los que han lefdo hoy Ell progra-
ma para ell pr6ximo certamen del Ate
neo, dicen que falta en- 81 el tema de
<Crftica literarias y que el Ateneo de-
biera agregarlo, porque hoy, mas que
nunca hace falta aqui la crftica do
cente.
-Ha sido denuncia1o Ell patio del
establecimiento de don Narciso Ma
nescau, por hallarse en- malas condi-
clones de limpieza.
Hoy sali6 para San Juan nues.
tro querldo companero J. A. Negr6n
Ssnjurjo, en- viaje de recreo.
-Ha sido denunciada una casa de
Alexandra Gomez, de la Gale de Men.
dez Vigo, por amenazar ruina.
Ell intsligente y virtuoso jover
don Miguel Rodriguez Lopez, de esta
ciudad, hijo del ansiguo professor don
Castulo Rodriguez, aspira & ser desig.
nado entire los veinticinco jovenes que
han de ir q estudiar q los Estados por
ell bill Camufias- Soler.
Este joven merece lleuar sus aspi-
raciones, y la Comisi6n hara bien en-
tomarlo como de los veinticinco en-
cuesti6n.
Ell individuo Carlos Toro ha sido
denuuciado por perturbar la paz pd-
blica, perseguir otro individuo
machete en- mano.
Sc anuncia un gran bale de ira
J jes, en- ell Casino para ell pr6ximo Car
naval.
| Sc espera aqui, con mucho inte-
res, la resolution del Conseio en- los
| bills de la Camara sobre policfa, re-
formas en- la ley Hollander y en- Ia
Ley Escolar. Ell bill sobre el empress
tito es agusrdado con ansia.
Pedro Martinez (s) Pitirre y Jo-
Sc Piheiro la) Gordito, hurtaron una
silla de montar al mayordomo de 10
hacienda <Mercedes,s ya estAn On el
hotel de la calle de la Luna, vulgo
carcel.
-Muchas personals nos preguntau
81 el sefior Mufioz Rivera vendrA pron
to & Ponce. Deseamos muchos verlt
por aquf.
-Anoche tuvo lugar una reunion
fntima en- la casa de los esposus Sama
Hubo m1sica y recitaci6n.