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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
LOAN FOR ECUADOR


Guayaquil, Sept. 1b.-Tho govern-
ment of Ecuador has signed an I'M
dertaking for loan of $27.0oo.oo pay
able In bonds in fifty years with In
terest at Eve per cent. with the
French Finance Corporation of Amer
ica," of Paris. and New York.
The agreement contains provision
for the reduction of the loan by
sinking fund. The corporation UNDER
takes to cancel the indebtedness OF
the Government to the banks OF
Guayaouil. which amounts to $4,000
600 gold, to redeem the railroad oonds
and to pay for the construction OF the
Ibaracuenca and Marabi railroads.
The undertaking INST be approved oy
the Board of Directors OF the corpor-
alton and the Congress of Ecuador,
Congress will meet tomorrow at
O'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
EARTHaUAKE IN SICILY.
Hundreds of People of Island Are Liv-
ing In Open.

Palermo. Sept. l5,-The people OF
Sicily are still in a condition OF panic
because of the earthquake shocks wnicn
have been occurring here for the past
four days. ~.
They continue to camp out IN tne
onen ana MANY have taken refuge In
caves. They are In fear of repetition
Of the Calabria disaster of last year.
whole towns and villages have been
deserted.
Citizens, priests. soldiers and Gov
eminent officials are living In CROWDS
together where they consider they are
safest. Pitiful scenes occurred during
the removal OF invalids from the nos
nitals. The Government has issued In
structtons that food be distributed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
HOTEL COLLAPSED.
Several Guests KILLED In Well Kaown
Mexican Hosiery.

chihuahua. Mexico, Sept. 1b.-ln the
collapse this morning of the walls OF
the Hotel Gomez Farias, in this city,
four persons were killed and many
others injured The dead have not as
yet been Identified.
The hotel was well known and pop
ular among a poorer class of travellers
and on the night preceding the catas-
trophe the place sheltered more than
forty people. mostly men. The walls
gave way without any warning and at
a time when all were asleep.
The dead were taken In charge by
the city authorities and the wounded
sent to Porfirio Diaz Hospital where
some of them are in a serious condi-
ton and may Ole.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

sembled bv the board of education and
made public show that there are
S2.625 part time pupils so crowued
are the schools total number OF
60e.77S children registered in Greater
New York, an increase of 2O.269 over
last wear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Tco BrIdges Destroxed.

Havana, Sept. 15.-A force of rebels
yesterday destroyed tco stone bridges
over a highway near Cabanas
The commander of the Cespedes. a
coast guard vessel, has been arrested
for negligence in allowing ammunition
for the revolution to be landed near
Rio Sud.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
main Weevil aunrnntlne.

Baton Rouge, La. Sept l5.--The
state Crop Pest Commission today re-
stored the quarantine against ship
ment of cotton seed from the boil
weevn infected district of Louisiana
into West Baton Rouge Parish This
quarantine was removed several weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Havana, Sept. 15.-Eduardo Chibas,
prominent resident of Santiago, said
to the Associated Press today:
The entire province of Santiago will
burst into revolt unless the United
States intervenes. There must be a
protectorate or there will be no per.
manent peace in Cuba"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Chattanooga, Sept. 15.-Policeman
Hugh C. May, for twenty years on the
force. died this morning from inju-
ries received when the patrol wagon
was run down last night by switch
engine at a railroad crossing. Two
otfer officers and two prisoners were
hurt at the same time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Bacon al oyster nay.

Oyster Bay. Sept. 15.--Acting Secre-
tary of State Bacon went to his Long
Island home liz his automobile last
night and returned to oyster Bay this
morning where he received communi-
cations from Washington at the exec
utive ONCE. He said there was no
news touching the Cuban situation to-
day and that 1t was his intention to
proceed to washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
SEATTLE CARs COLLIDE.
Manager of Bali Club One of the In
iured Passengers,

Seattle, Sept. l5.-Three street cars.
one loaded to the guards with pas
sengers collded on First Avenue early
TODAY and more than dozen pessen-
gers and car employees, were in
jured.
Three of the passengers are not ex-
nacted to survive. Russ Hall, the
manager of the Seattle baseball club.
was passenger and was cut about the
head and bruised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
RE-CONvENE IN CHICAGO.
Hearings of Interstate Commerce Com
mission in Western Metropolis.

mTBNIUu WtsttEH
washington, Sept. 15.-Hearings by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on the subject of import and export
rates on freight begun in this city
last Wednesday will be continued in
Chicago.
Five members of the Commission.
Chairman Knapp and Commissioners
Prouty, Clement, Lane and Clark will
leave Washington today for Chicago,
On Monday the hearings will begin in
the United States Court rooms.
II is likely they will continue for
several days The hearings in Chi
caso will deal not only with the ex-
mort and import rates on cotton, which
were under consideration here this
week. but with rates on grain and
nerhaps on other freight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Portsmouth, N. H, Sept IA de-
tachment of sixty-six marines, under
command of Captain Charles F. Hatch,
left the Portsmouth navy yard under
hurry orders today on their way to
Norfolk. Va 1t was the opinion among
the officers at the local yard that the
marines were being hurried south in
order that they might be available for
service in Cuba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
REDUCE ARMAMENTs.
British War Secretary speaks in OPP
tOmistic Vein.

tomistic Vein.
New Castle on Tyne, Sept. 15.-Ad-
dressing a conference of the comman-
ders of the local volunteers this af-
ternoon. War Secretary Haldane said
he believed the time was nearer than
most people thought when the work
of compelling a reduction of the crush
ing burden of ornaments would be
undertaken.
Great Britain was trying TO give a
lead in that direction, tire Secretary
said, but to ensure success ether great
nations must cooperate. In the mean
time Great Britain could not afford to
place hei self in a weak condition and
must maintain her present means Of de-
Tense in high state of efficiency as
a guarantee for peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
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THoROUGHBREDs SOLD.
PaumOnOk, Traditions, GrnPPle and
Other Famous Ones Change Hands.

Other FamOuS Uhes ChHnRe HNnds.
New York, Sept. 15.-At the di sposal
sale of horses In training belonging to
Newton Bennington. John A. Drake and
others, held at Sheepshead Bay today,
a number OF wellknown performers
were sold and excellent prices were
realizZedZ.
Paumonok, a 2-year- old. winner. was
sold for $1,000 to H. B. Duryea. Ira
dition, a bay mare. 4 years old, ny
Gold Funch- Recklar. was knocked
down to John Maokay for $500. Crap.
pie, this years winner of the Metro
rolitan Handicap, was sold to Frank j
Farrell for $4,000. A yearllng chest
nut colt by Water Cress-Teatro. was
bought by j. B. Haggin for $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
10Th CLAIM VICTORY.


government Troops and Insurgents
Clash Near Havana.
Havana, Sept. 15.--General Rodri-
guez. with a force of a thousand men.
encountered Generals Castillo and As
bert with forces OF about the same
number last night near Wajay.
The government claims the insur-
gents were dispersed while rebel and
other accounts say the government
forces were driven back and retreat
ed. General Rodriguez returned to
Havana during the night and his
troops are encamped a short distance
outside the city, The government loss
Is three killed and several wounded.
The insurgents loss Is unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Delay i'm Horse shipment.

New Orleans. La, Sept. 15.-Quaran-
tine regulations are delaying the ship
ment of several hundred horses to Ha-
vana consigned to the Cuban Govern
ment. The steamer Transit, which was
scheduled to said today with these
animals, has already been lying two
days at the mouth of the Mississippi
and will not be released until tomor-
row
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Standard OIL Men strike.

New York, Sept. 15.-Ihe oilers,
firemen and deck hands on some of
the Standard Oil Company's fleet of
fourteen tug boats in New York har-
Dor went on a strike today to enforce
a demand for an increase in wages.
Some new men were put in the places
of the strikers, the officers said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
- cermnn-American Rank.

Berlin, sept. 15.-Ernest Ladenberg
of Iadenberg Thalman & Co. has re-
turned to continue the arrangements foe
the establishment OF the new banking
In stitution. entitled the AmerIka BANK.
vi Ich IL being organized under the
auspices of the Darmstader Bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
ATTACKS FATHER wERNz.
Former Student Says General of Je-
suits Has Middle Age Ideas.

sufts HHS MfuuIe AEe IutHE.
Berlin. Sept. 15.-Count Won Hoens-
brooch, a member of a Catholic family.
has written a letter to The Liepsig
Nueste Nachrichten, concerning Father
wernz. the newly elected generol OF
the Jesuits.
The count says he was a pupil OF
Wernz in the early eighties and that
the convictions and beliefs Of the new
general are those of the middle ages
He quotes largely from Father
wernz's 'Ins Discretalion." which was
published In 1892 in which the author
believes the State should rest under
Jurisdiction of the church.
The comment in Germany on the new
general OF the Jesuit ridicules view
which Il apparently current In
France. that the selection of a German
as head of the order was Influenced by
the vatican's relations with France.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Americnn MInIster Arrives,

Washington. Sept. 15.-John G, Bar
rett, American minister to Colombia,
has sent a despatch to the State De-
partment announcing his arrival at
Guayaquil after forty-one days and
1900 miles travel on mule back over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
ACTION REGARDED FAvoRABLY.



Alone Can Restore Peace.
Havana, Sept. 15.-President Roose-
veIts action In sending Secretary OF
War Taft and Acting Secretary Of
State Bacon to Cuba to investigate
conditions In the island was regarded
favorably on the whole by those who
were first apprised Of It.
cubans generally, 1t may be said,
do not desire Intervention OF any sort
in Cuban AFFAIRS, but the desire for
settlement of some kind now predem-
mates The conviction is overwhelm-
ing that the trouble must be settled
through the United States.
The truth OF President Roosevelt's
ptcture OF the deplorability of the
revolution and of his reference to tho
tinted states right of intervention is
not questioned.
Secretary Tafts reputation as pac-
,Acator and as an administrator in the
Philippines makes his coming partie-
alarlv welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Macon. Ga, Sept 15,-Robert Moore.
who has been missing two days, was
found in a swamp near Humans
Ferry, below Macon, today, with six
bullet holes in HE body and letters
and money in his pockets. No clue to
mnrdArer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Toledo, o.. Sept. l5.--SiN bodies have
been recovered and at least four more
are being searched for in the Maunlee
River as a result OF the accident last
night, when a hand car plunged through
ar open draw OF the Maumse bridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
FIGHT AMONG MINERS.
SIX Men and a Woman Stabbed Near
Steubenvflle.

steubenvflle.
Steubenville, o.. Sept. 15.-Six men
and one woman were stabbed and
hacked in numerous places in riot
between Polish and Austrian miners in
A boarding house at Long Run last
night. where they were drinking.
Three of the men viii die sanity
Raearski. Tom suiskly and John Rog-
owski The other four were seriously
wounded. The interior of the house
was wrecked and the riot was only
stopped by a large posse Of constables
hastily sworn in. Four of the rioters
were lodged in jail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington, Sept. 15.-Alnbama--
Fair Sunday and Mondays variable
winds.

almost inaccessible mountains. He
will wait the arrival of Secretary of
State Root. Mr.. Barrett says he re-
CARDS the region traversed by him as
possessing the best undeveloped OPP
portunities OF all South America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
steamer Caledonia ReUort.

Siasconsett. Mass. Sept. 15.-Ths
steamer Caledonia from Glasgow for
New York reported by wireless tele-
graph thirty miles east OF Nantucket.
She probably viii dock about TAO e
NJ. Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
plnce Ticket in Field.

Birmingham, Sept. 15.-(SpeciaL)-
The state Republican Executive Com
mittee has been called to meet on
September rs to place a ticket in the
field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
R00SEVELT'S LETTER is
ENDORSED BY ALL CUBANS

toned at Santiago de Cuba, that so
far as he has been able to learn there
has been no actual warfare in Santi-
ago province. but that it is reported
500 men are in arms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

The men were track hands OF the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Road. accord
ing to time checks found on the
todies that have been recovered.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15
De ARROYO
Communication dirigida por
& alcalde 4 Ia Llga de
Municipios.
PATENTeS MUNIClPALES
Cree la ACADIA que no es
bueno ese sistema para Ia
aprobaci6n de las tarifaS

FL alcalde de Arroyo ha dirigido
una comunicsci6n & 10 Liga do Ayun-
tamieptos para quo se opougs & 10
aprobaci6n dc lAs tsrifas por patentes
munieipales, acordadas por la CANA
re- de Delegados.
La Acadia de Arroyo oplna, que
esas tsrifas serian defciepte csntra.
lizsdorss, on una palabrs: que su
implantaci6n no dara resultsdos 81
tisfsctorios Dics tambiea Ia EXPIRE
sada alcaldfa, que la actusl ley mu'
nicipal o. meior en- ordsn al asunto
de que 20 trata, y considers que 81 esas
tarifas 90 aprueban, los municipios
no tsndr6n los recursos neces arios
para una administrator progreai.
Va.
La slcaldfs de Arroyo pide que
no 80 aprueben esas tsrifas, deisudo
en- v'gor el sistems que ofress Ia vi.
gente ley municipal acerSa del asunto.
La comunic&ci6n del alcalds do
Arroyo % transcribira al Consei,
Ejscutivo, en- vista de que Ia CamAra
oaa6 20 10 ley, dentro de 10 eual SO
hslla el punto, obisto dc 10 qusja de
Que damoa cuenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15
JOVENEs QUE suBEN

Ea 10 Normal de Rio Pisdras Raa.
lizaron en- 10 semana Ultima los exG-
msnss de tSrmino en 6rden 4 eiertas
asignaturas del programs, para los
Aspirantes al csrti6zado do professor
dentro del curse acad MAO.
Entire les i6venes que rssultaron
sprobadas on dichos sxSmsnes %
cusntan las seiioritas Palmira G atsll y
Loaiza Cordero, de Yauco; pepita Are
mas, dc Caguas; Clarita Bravo. do
Msyagnez; Juanita y AniofIisa Cla.
vel, Gloria G arefa, Angela Rivera y
Clarita Zsido, do Ponce; Maria Luisa
Gonxalez & Isabel Forsunio, do Rio
Pisdras. asf como otros mas 4 quie'
mes felicitsmoa por oil avance que rsa'
lixan acerca do 10 honrosA prpfesi6n
& que van & dsdicarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15
cON!EJO EJECUT|VO
Session. de aver, dfa H.. PRO.
veto de ley sustituto al
H. B. ndnero II.
ENMIENDA De BARB0sA
Lfaeas eliminadas.- en-.
mienda.-Franquicias. = FL
jueE de paz de Juncos.

% abre - sssi6n & las 2 y Is.
prssidisndo Mr.. Post.
coaeurrsa los ssaorss Disz Ma.
vsrro. Fsuills, Bsrboss, del Vale,
Falkasr, WiIlonghby, , Sanchez Mo-
ralss.
10 puso & discussion sl proyecso dc
10y sustituto al Fl B pdmsro II. Por
este blu 10 enmisndsn los artfeulos
$50 y sSe y - dsrogsu el 554 ' 555 del
C6digs Penal, sobre eierrs do los es.
tablssinlsntos los domipgos.
Bl ssHor Barbosa prsssnt6 una
snmisnds solieitsndo 90 sliminase 10
session 553.
Mr.. Feuille pidi6 90 aliminass 10
sssei6a 554. que soncede facultades 4
los Ayuntamisutos para ordsnsr sl
sisrrs dc los sstablscimisntos conner.
sialss 8 industriales.
III ssHor Diaz Navarro % opuso q
dichs snnisnda. Manifesto cue para
suprimir sl artfeulo 554, era mucho
nsior dsjsr 81 bill en Ia forma que
fus prsssAtado por 10 Comisi6n dc 10
Judicial.
Ii sseci6n 556 Qued6 redactsda On
10 forms siguienss.
SCualq uiar persona, rszbn social
0 corporation que infrinia las dispo.
siciones do este tftulo q parte do elias,
serG cast'gads Dor sl Juex de ps7.
Por ls primers fslta con una multa
que no sea msoor de cinco dollars nj
excsda de diez Por cada fAlta sub
siguisnts, CON una multa que no sea
menor do diez dollars, nj OK ,eda de
veints y cinco
30 eliminaron de Ia sscci6n las
lfueM ds.d, IA { 3 do la psglna ter
esra.
II ssidor Sanchez Morales pressn
" uaa snmisnda & 10 sscci6n tres.
Por disha mocl6a flS dsrogado el artf
eulo 5s6 dol C6digo Penal, coneedien-
do facaltadas & los alcaldes para slau'
sursr los establscimi ientos ca que
oolrran dssSrdsnes.
Para hoy qlsdaron sobrs 10 mess
variAs feAAq qaisiAs pidlsnde aqua del
rio de BAyAm6n.
(OoNtiNia on Ia pdoina S9l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15

trumepto y 10 siecutsnts, ESQ pudimos
observar en- 10 mArera artistlca do
Lola.
Lo que esta nifs toca antes 10
sieats y despues 10 hAse sentir al au.
ditorio. Yo no pretanao tungir de
profsta; pero creo siucsraments que
el porvsnir rsssrva grandea 6xitos 6
10 sstudiosa hits dc mi inolvidabls
don Julio Prats. En- 10 Csvatina de
Rsff, IL jovsn viol niata se gin6 por
complete 10 admiration y las simpa
tfas de aquella seleeta muchedumbrs.
La Gran Cruz % un di&logo de
d alogo do fGcilss y saladfsimos vsr.
sos, dignos do gu auter Luis Mufoz
Rivers. La intsrprstaci6n, eonnada
q las aptitudes dc Nicolas Santini y
Paco Barnes. despsrt6 10 hilaridad
de los sxpectadores. Anbos sctorss
encarnaron 6slmente los persoaajss
de In chistosa obra. Como que ai no
fuerau tan busnas les ssposas do Pa
60 y NicolGs rssusetlvsmsnte, do 20.
guro que deapuSs del diAlogo los hu-
bieran rseibido CON dos piedras on 10
mano.
Por mi parts. qusds tan imprssio'
nado CON Ella Gran CRUZ. que cssi
estoy decidido. 80. & hacsr mi enaa-
20 do Cirineo, NADIA mas que por 90.
ber si ss vsrdad 10 que reve.a el sal.
netil'o [*]
La Polka de- los mdsicoa de 10
zarznela sdareha dc C&i'zs fu6 muy
bien cs sntada nor Barnes, Figueros,
T rrualla y Taboada. FL pdbllco,
ensuaiasmsdo, hizo repesir el n1uero
y colm6 de aplausos q los custro sim.
ps.icos artista,.
El nGmero 10 del programa .u4 sl
clott Do l~ fentA, Consus'o de Porra.
to Doria, judith Mora'ss, Elo'sa Co.
Ion, Maria Susrez, EnriquetA o lpen
hsimer, Carmen Ssurf, Rsquel Mo
rales, Concepci6n Subira, Angelins
ri Ests dialogo fus escrito Dol
el seaor Mum Rivera el afIo 1.ssS
en- Bsrranquitas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15
The s, T. PhsrmGeal Co.
New York.

Muy Sres. mios;
Tengo especial gusto en- siguincar Vds. que
be usado en- mi prafca las PaStillSs Antdrcss,
obtenieddo los mejores reIultadoS en- todos los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15
EN- EL CASINO De PONCE
IA INAUGURATION DEL CARNIVAL
RESENA DE UNA VEEADA

Oppenhsimsr, Guadalupe Mayora',
B slen Colon, Lola Prats. con sus
trsiss blansos y con sus bsndss , cas-.
austillos rcjos cor virtieron el ssce'
mario ca un Eden.
Por 10 concurrsnoia corri6 como
p6lvora sata frase: iqu6 snbuatsros
son Pac' Barrss y Nicolas Santini!
Los grsciosos bandolinss do las
once prtmsras se eiioritss, y el sensible
violin dc Lola Prats, hkbilmsst to aeon.
paaadcs al violoucello por Domir 70
Cruz y Psps Fsrnsndez, J al piano
por Arturo Psssrell. formaron una
orauesta que mas parseia soaada que
real. Cada bAndolfn era un ssslavo
do 10 inspirasidn do au dusHa; oada
violoAcello un signo do scento musi.
cal; el piano, en- vsrisd, huhisra So
brado, { no ser por In maestrfa do
Passrell.
La Estudiantina Iris triunf6; pc.
no, hay que decirlo: Ia batuta do don
jose Miguel Morales fiS uno do los
principAlss elemsntos de triur 70. Fl
ssiicr Morales trab.i5 { eoncisncla ,
con am r, y 20 le splaudo sin rsssrvA.
La actual Directiva del Casino
puede estar satistscha dc gu obra.
Su Prssidenis don Carlos Arms
trong, hiio, y su vice.prssidsnte don
Enrique Rsmsry no 30 disron punto
de re ooso para que la fiesta rssultara
10 que rssult6.
Blen % vsrdad que Anal6 6 Isa
bal valen elias solAs por muchaa Di
rect'vAs. TAmbsn 10 organizaci6n
de la velada tsnfa dos slmas, como
sl violin dc Lola Prsts.
La cleo ZION de r Rsiua del Carasval
rscsy6 en- 10 eleg ants bella Msrcedes
Sublra. Ia busnas IN AMOS est& el 90
tro A IL Re!na acom asiiau todas las
simpatfss dc 10 sociedsd poncens.
Bien por todos; menos por n I, qu,
tan ch abacAnamsnts he he ho esta re-
vista.
Uo Expectador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15

ten COMO una tsntaci6n dc riss. Y las
<oscuridades refulgs1iss,; y el srsdo.
blsnte ardor del ensusiasmo,; y col
ganso del Cspltollo que 8, ref ,gla On
el husco de la msno pontiicias, y
otras mil frasss por sse sstilo, hic!e
ron com prender al pdbllco que 10 que
estaba oyendo era un verdadero dis.
curse de Carnival.
Alganos dicsn que squella srudi-
ci6n se colo de contrabando, y, sin
embargo, todos sabsmos que pas6
oportunamente por 10 Aduana. Por
clerto que el Colector de 10 do Ponce
90 parece bAstarte al orador aludido,
salvo las narices.
MalvinA Rsnd6n y el maestro Pa
sarell, en- Ia Rapsodis ndmsro 2 de
Lizt, derroeharon buen gusto y sntu.
siasmo artisiico. Las manos de Nal
vina aletsaban, & guisa do palomas
c6ndidas por oil teclsdo blanco y ne.
gro, y q cads golpe de ala respondia
una frase rismica, llena de ex preston.
De Pasarel], no hay que hab)ar:iquiea
no ls conoce en- esta ciudad donde
tantas wees 90 10 ha splaudido?
Isabel Mota, con exquisite deliea.
deza resit6 la possia do Psza <Bssos y
LsgrimaA, Dnrants 10 rscitac'6n 10
orquesta TOGO una mslodfa. sobrs 10
cusl, como sobre un lscho de ideali.
dad, 10 dsslizsba 10 Voc dc 10 reclss
dora, dssgranando, peeo & POGO, las
fligranss del poeta mex 'eano.
Ls seicra de Lscot csnt6 con ar
to con donaire Pensee d. Autonme
Hubo riqueza dc matiess y gala d.
modulaciones en- 10 vcz de 10 distin
guida cantante.
Lolita Prats: he ahi un nembrt
Que eseribo con smocI6n. El nc mbri
de Lolita, tlene dos almss: 10 suys
la material de todos los violinss; y ID
otra, IL de 10 artista, de que pus
den dsponsr pesos violinss. Post
ci6n corrssts; ssguridad de sreo
pulsaci6n msgistral, y sobre todo
compenetr traci6n Absoluta eatre el ins
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-15

La velada lirico-literaria con que
sl Casino do Ponce inaugur6, en- 10
noshs del slbado dltimo, las festas
dol CarnAval, merees citarse como
uno de los actos de mas Quito regoct-
10 vsri6eadcs en- esta ciudsd.
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tsatro sus csnastillos dc bellezas; y
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corolas.
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on el smbiente, porque el ambiente
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algeria saua que tonifica la ssnsibi-
lidsd.
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do del <Anillo de Hisrro,s La inspi.
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psnt&grams, parsce que 90 dissribufs
en- lenguas de fusgo sobrs las cabezas
de los ejecuta lte'; y eada movi-
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su 'tima nota un aplAuso esponta
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cena la gsllardA figurs de un confs-
renclants. Dssagurado pOr uoa des-
mesurada narix de carton, squsl dss.
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81 discurso. Fl ex ,rdio tsnfa el corte
elksico que prece OtdAn los busnos
tratados do Oratoria, y 10 voz rigsro-
% y Ia dicci6n correcsa del orador,
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carScter ds aolemnidad & 10 elusu'
braci6n.
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