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Evening star., 1907-11-13
MODERN SICK ROOM"
New Quarters Provided at Govern
ment Printing Office.

The sanitary officer of the Government
Printing Office is in possession OF the
new sick room on the fourth floor of
the new building. A male ward and a
female ward have been established in the
prineery hospital. Such remedies and
Instruments as are usually found in a
hospital are kept on hand
For years employees Of the office have
had recourse to medicine chests for slight
ailments. and the ladies in the old build
ing fitted up at their own expense very
comfortable sick room.'' but with the
growth of the government service the
office took charge of the matter.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
"The Sign of the Four"

The Sign OF the Four will be given al
the Majestic Theater next week by the
Kathryn Purneil Stock Company The play
is a drama tization of one of the lest de
tective stories from the pen OF Sir A.
Conan Doyle. IN intensely dramatic
story Is unfolded in the action of the play.
and, according to the management a spe-
ciai scenic equipment will give the pro-
duction the required finish
Evening star., 1907-11-13
LOCAL MENTION.
TONIGHT.

New Natioral-Thurston Hall and Helen
Ginger In B@n-Hu-.' =
Co,unb.a-Na. {. Go1dWin IN Al
American Citizan," s;l5 pm.
ge!asco-"The Girls Of Holland" SD
Chase s-PoIite vaudeville SIS pm.
Majcscic-Kathryn Purneli in Nell
GT-y m SO pm.
New Acad-u>-"T'he Great Express
Robbery. 5 Il pm
Gayety-"The Jersey Lilies s:l3 pm.
New LyceGm--"Tne Champagne Girls
s Is pm.
Convention Hall-Rnlier skating. Morn
tng, afternoon and night
Evening star., 1907-11-13
100 Violin Books Given Awav.

In. order to introduee their method of
teaching. Mr.. & Mrs f. T. Ben tamn will
distribute. free of charge. 100 violin books
Thursday, NOV. IA. only, Pythian Temple
1912 9th NV. between l. & Mass, 4 pm.
to boys Or girls t6 to 20 years. whose ap-
pllcations are not already on file) present
ing this invitation, who should be accom-
panied by parent or a note stating child
will attend regularly Thursdays for the s
months lessons, for which there will be no
charge Niolins furnished free at class
room. Expenses paid by annua! carnivals
nol1-3ts
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Polite Vaudeville.

Chase's next week promises Peaches. =
the Lambs Gamhol play by George Ho-
bart to be presented by William Court
leigh and company. Bessie Wynn. for
merly with Babes in Toyland," will be
the added attraction and will sing Not
for Me- her own new song. The great
Salerno, novelty from Europe. will be
offered. Other acts are the Camille COM
edy trio of Partisan eccentrics Felix and
Caire, Sharp brothers, Ferrell brothers
anG motion picture, The Fortune
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Philadelphia Orchestra.

The first concert of the Phila delphia
Orchestra will be given at the New Ma
tional Theater next Tuesday afternoon
The program will be: Overture, Der
F'reischuetz,' Won Weber; concerto for
piano and orchestra by Saint-Saens, Mark
Hambourg, soioist: 18th Beethoven's
symphony. in minor and the overture
OF "Tannhaeuser"
Evening star., 1907-11-13
National Guard Company Smoker.

Arrangements have been completed for
the smoker to be given this evening at
Costello's Hall, 9th and C streets. by the
officers and members OF Company E, %
Regiment National Gla- of tha District
of Columbia, Capt Edward II Brian
commanding. The company is known as
the Urell Rifles. \ program of music,
recitat!ons and smoke talks has been
prepared by the committee.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Georg" Hurting. cOlorad fortv-seven
years OF age. whose home is near the
corner Of Is and y streets southwest,
was run over ly his own team last night
and seriously hurt. He vas driving along
II street northeast between 9Th and 18th
streets when he accidentally fell from his
wagon, one wheel of the vehicle passing
over his chest Two of his ribs were
fractured. The injured man was removed
to the Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

\ horse drawing coal wagon. the
property Of the J. MHliT= Dove Coal Com
panN. rar aWa!' near the corner OF lSth
and l. streets northwest about $50 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Lawrence Cook.
colored. driver Of the animal. was thrown
from the vehicle and slightly injured.
The injured man, whose home IS at 22I
I'd street southwest. was taken to the
Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

n B.-Objectionable characters positively excluded
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Buster Brown

Buster Brown will be at the New
Academy next week. with the usual mat
inees. Buster IS known throughout the
land for his fun-makins proclivit:es. with
the aid of his dog "Tige.'' Buster Is
acted by Master Jimmie Rosen. The cast
includes Matte Lockett as Mary Jane
and Al Grady as "Tige." We are prom
lsed a pretty chorus and all new musical
numbers, as we'll as new costumes and
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Persian Rug Sale at SIoan's.

The best opportunity to buy oriental
rugs and carpets Of high quality that has
occurred In Washington in many years is
presented in the Enca babian sale now in
progress at Sloans auction rooms. 1907 G
street. with sales daily at II n and
pm. Every rug or carpet is thoroughly
warranted. and buyers are fully protected
In every way. Catalogues at the sale
Rooms comfortable and seats provided
Adyt.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
"Watson's Burlesouers.

Billy Watsons S BurlesQuers'' will be az
the New Lyceum all OF next week With
the company besides Watson himself are
Swan and Bambard. the Millershtp sisters,
the Bijou comedy trio and Miss Bonnie
Whitman.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Arrangements have been made for lee
ture to be delivered this evening al
O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian As
soriation by DR.. James c. Fsrnaid on
Elements of the English Language
Latin. French, Greek and Other Forms "
This is the third Of the series of twenty
lectures that are to be given on English
prose style by DR.. Fernald
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Rose Hill Folly Company.

The Rose Hill Folly Company" with
a three-act burlesque and an olio. will be
the attraction al the Gaysty Theater next
week. George W. Rice and Thomas r
Thomas are the leading comedians. Among
the vaudeville performers are Henrietta
Wheeler. Tommy White. Rogers and
Evans and Cain. Evans and COMPANY
Evening star., 1907-11-13
CITY ITEMS.
Kraemer's Fineza Excellent in Quail
ity and most beneficial. 81 bottle. '35 'th,

Trouble with an oil stove caused snght
blaze in the house of Oliver Lemon on
Brightwood avenue, near Plney Srahch
road yesterday afternoon. Several com
panies of the fire department went to the
scene ard succeeded III extinguishing the
blaze after about $50 damage had been
caused
Evening star., 1907-11-13
1905 Pa. AvG.. Star Branch

Thoss living GEAR nth and Pa ave. NV.
may leave Want Ads for The Star At
GoItzcIar's news stand. Telephone sub
scribers may phone ads direct to The Star
Office.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
You Yes. YCu.

should not miss ruad!Ag the For Sale Ms
cellaneous advert isem"nts "t The Evening
Star They are Always full Of good news
80 buyers who are loonng for opportun!.
ties Don't procrattnate, todaT some
+hfns that you wan; may he advertised
there
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Now Mayor Riley.

The friends In this city of Mr.. Timothy
J Riley OF Central Falls. r. J.. are ad-
vised that he was recently chosen mayor
OF the city named. having handsome
plurality. Mayor Riley has a brother N
this city Mr. william S. Riley of 200 Fl
street southeast.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Heur:ch's Beers Declared Finest.

IL competition with the world. Maerzen
Senate and Lager won the Gold Medal
jamestown. Do you appreciate the best
> doz Maerzen or Senate, 81 70. COZ
Lager 81 80; bottle rebate, SOC.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Personal Mention.

Rev. Charles Alvin Smith. pastor of
Peck Memorial Presbyterian Chapel, has
been appointed chairman Of the commit
tee On church news Of the presbytery Of
Washington city.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
jamestown Exposition Special,

Leaving Washington 1890 pm. week days,
VIA r. F q Z. and c. & O. railways. will
De withdrawn after Saturday, November
16.-Advt.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
The Better Glass of Servants

is Obtained through Star want ads.
Ffeteen cents for ftteru words VIII nr!ns
r-any direct 70 YOUR homo.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

The regular months meeting of the
Mons Ciuh Of st Stephens Episcopal
Church. 18th street and Columbia roAn'
viii be held this evening in the parish
ball. Fred Den2ett. assistant commits
sion.r ii tie land office, will give talk
on Seattle and Puget Sound The pro
gram Will include vocal solos by Rev.
George F. dudley, rector of the church,
and z. Y Itey.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
You Can Increase Your Income

by depos:ting Your surplus money where
ii will dra" interest. Banking dept. of
Un,on Trust Co, 1914 r st. pays interest
on all accounts. Start an acCount.-Advt.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Hotel johnson Cafes.

Good eatables are now on. High grade
Norfolk oysters, choice Ducks and other
game New York Meats. etc, all of which
go with our table d'hote dinrer, noon
lunch and la carte service. Especially
conducted service.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Those Who Apprectate Quality

.-make old Glory their choice when
ordering dark bee- Clean brewing ana
careful aging make it great taVorite.
sPhone W 43f. Ahaer-DruCy Brew. 20.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Dressed Siding (Clear), $500 Per
400 II. Frank Liboey & Co. 9th 4; y ave
Evening star., 1907-11-13
High-Class Artistic Tailoring

the kind that discriminating men de-
mand Finest imported fabrics. Owen
42o3 11th.-Advt.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Orders for Special Millwork

promptly filled. Machines and materials
on premises. Eisinger Bros, 2l0o 7th NV.
nol3-d, ,eSu.3
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Flooring (Very Good), $500 Per
lcO It. Frank Libaey & Co. 9th & NY ave
Evening star., 1907-11-13

40. I Cypress Shingles. $3.50 Per
LOCO Fran; Libhe,- e Co. eth e NY. av"
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Finest Michigan Potatoes, zoe PIX. !;
Tomatoes. &c and Sc can Peas &c can:
Butter, "ac; Eggs. 24c. Cheese. 20c: Cur
rants. Toe: Raisins, 121ac: Best Flour,
$50 4 bhl sack. J. T. ID. Pyles Stores
r0j2-2S
Evening star., 1907-11-13

look Out Prices of Lumber Much
io~er. Frank Iibhay Co 9th st. & n. ave.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Food and Health Are Associated

closely The nourishment and sustenance
the system needs are furnished by Schnei-
ders Malt Bread in An appetizing form,
It's use brings health. All grocers. sc.
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Old Carpets Woven Into Fluff Rugs.
Home Co, 1905 F 81. NV. Tel Lin 500 NJ.
nrI2-ots
Evening star., 1907-11-13

Satin skin powder doesn't show. per
fumes the skin. Flesh. white, pink. brunei.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
A. Nuddiman & Co.

Handsome Electric md Gas Drop Lights.
Art Glass Dome Chandeliers
1904 e st amps Gi6 18th st.
Evening star., 1907-11-13
To Be Married in November ?

DC 0""3 1Ie0 III 1SOFe4I1Uc-!
Hire the carriages at Downey's Stables
1870 l.. Finest turnouts, reasonable rates
-Advt
Evening star., 1907-11-13
Chris. Xander's Pride of Va. Port

- Wine Of much merit. Promotes health
75c qtJ Only at G03 Ttn st.
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hauta suu tiltimOs lfmiteu, sin dar jam6s Ell

hasta sus iltimos lfmites, sin dar jam6s eI
paso peligroso. :..s
Todas esaB son pslabras iu6tiIes-
contest6 AIRY con suma frialdad. NO po'
dr6 listed fuchar porque adora 10 que Ia
mata Anna usted ahora por primera vez
On su vida. Adora usted Ia morfna por
las sensaciones que en- vano busca usted
en- el coraz6n y en- los nervios. dos gotas
de venenO han despertado en- listed una
passion que Ia devora ID mata. Esa
passion vengar6 tambien Al infortunado
Fridgge. .s.....
FL doctor se levant6, al notar sl ex'
tEavfo de la miFada de L. enferms ex'
cIam6: - -. -.
-IUna crisis nerviosal
Despu6s Sc dirigi6 & Ia antesala, abri6
una puerta J die:
-Venga uHted, Marietta. La sefora se
hs puesto peOr , e. precise que no La pier.
de- ustsd dc vista. 81 Ia crisis dura dema.
siado, vaya usted 4 buacarme 81 despacho
de Jorge. En- cuanto 4 la norfua, puede
ustsd darle hoy tOdas las inyscCiones que
Il ssfioFs qpiera.
NJ. FINREsieoUF,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24
AReCdOtaS Y SuCedidOS.
Los pTesIdentss smerICanOs J una traditional
CoStumbrs.
Pedro Sierra.

Como Pn otros paiseg, en- los Estados
Unidos ekiste la cl6sica coBtumbre de ser.
vir el pavo gusjolote en- las comidas de
Navidad.
Ell presideDte Roosevelt, como buen
yanqui, no sabrfa evadirse de la costumbre,
pero es ell esc,avo de ~otra tradici6n. Ell
pavo que Sc come en- la Casa Blanca, debe
estar criado en- Rhode Island, por el Sub
ditto americana MIR Vose.
lPor que este privilegio tan excitante?
La historic es breve y dignR de ser con-
tada
Corrfan los tiempos en- que el general
Grant, al mando de las tropas fsderalep,
sostenla L. guerra contra los confsderadoB
En- Ell curse de los tres amos que habfa
durado esta guerra terrible que hizo cam.
biar los destinos de la Rep6blica, de Eu
ropa del mundO, los generates pudielon
satisfacer la costumbre traditional del
pavo.
Pero en- el afio de 1854 los vfveres es =
caseaban, los soldados moTfan de hambre,
Ia administration militar era impotente
para sumioistrar racionesl
Elgsneral Grant habfa "a desistido de
conner el pavo, cuando se pTesent6 en- ell
campamepto un individuo portador de
una Gaia grande J misteTiosa.
Recibido por Ell Generaifsimo yanqui,
ca averigu6 que Fl menssiero llevaba con-
sligo un msgnf6co pavO, regalO de un agri.
cnltor de hhode Islaud IIamado Mr.. Vo.
Sc.
Mas tarde, cuando el Gsner,l giftori. 90
fu6 elegido Presidents de la Rep1blica, ge
acord6 del acto gsneroso = emocionsnte
de % admiradcr le envi6 una caTta pi'
diendOle otro paVo , Colm6ndole de homo
Fea. b.
Grant habfa creadO 81 plecedsnta De-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24

"La question pravia, senior presidente"
dice ell stfior Tizol.
"Aquf no hay question previa,-dice
en6rgicamente el delegadospor Ponce-yo
tengo derecho oponerme ese bill
que Ia Camara olga las razones que para
clio teDgo. No creo-continGa-que Sc
deba tratar de benefciar unos districts y
unos pueblos de la isla, con perjuicio de
otroR; y puCsto que hacen falts caminos en-
muchas parties, particularmente en- el cea'
tro, deben hacerSe primero los que result
tan de verdadera neceSidad no dar mas
carreteraB puebloS que ya tienen las
suyas'.
El senior Blondet dice al senior Concep'
ci6n que ell delegado por Ponce sin duda
no SO ha fjado bien en- el proyecto que
Rtaca, pv este que solo SO trata de unir dos
poblacioueS por medic de ana carretera
que va est6 construfJa por una empresa
particular y que con muy POGO coBto del
pueblo de Puerto Rico, resulta de gran
beneficio para 6sas localidades'.
Ell senior Conception. Con este sistema
podra Suceder que mafiana SO Gamble el
plan de carreteras y en- las localidades que
hoy Sc hace fgurar una carTetera no Sc
construyera niuguna y en- las que disponen
de sufciente n6mero SO duplicar6n. Me
opo go pues este bill y votaEe en- con-
ira de gu aprObaci6n" el delega.
do por Ponce.
Pido la palabra para oponerme-1ice
el senior Georgetti.
"SenOr delegado por San Juan"-con.
teBta el speaker.
"Me opongo eBe proyecto de ley-di'
Ce el senior eorgetti-porque estimo que
una carretera que solo hs de Bervir los
intereseS y dar6 benefcio Ia "Porto Ri.
co Tobacco Company. Sc fila un gasto
de $4,000 en- benefcio de una comaTca
RIGA cuando en- ell resto de Ia isla, en- todos
los dem6s distritos He nota la falta de Ia
termination de las carreteraB incluidas en-
el plan y de las otraB que aquf no Sc han
citado.
"Yo Creo, sefioreE, que 81 se le propone
la Porto Rico Tobacco Company" que
construya termine esa carretera por su
cuenta, 10 harfR con gran igereza cuando
ella mas que nadie intereGa tener esa
VIA, que atraviesa sus fncas mas impor-
tantes. POr ESQ me opoDgo que esta
Cantidad sea asignada para el gasto de esa
carretera, cuandO hay muchas otras que
deben ser construfdas antes."
Ell delegado senior Tizol pide la pslabra
para un turno en- favor dice que 'dado
el puertorriqueiismo en- que Sc ha inspira-
do y debe Seguirse inSpirando Ia C6mara
no halla ninguna raz6n para que Sus COM
pafierOS SO opongan q la construction de
una nueva carretera en- Puerto Rico sea
en- el sitio que fuere."
(COntinMard.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24

Atravesaba usted el fuego sin quemarse y
contemplando ozosa los que arden.
Jorge fu6 1a primera vfctima. Ocu
rri6 10 mismo otros que no la soliCitaban
usted, que tenfan IN hOgar y una eBpoSa
y & quienes deBvi6 listed de So canine sin
el menCr escrGpulo de Concienc a......iY
para que? mo estaba usted segura de evil
tar la caida y de seguir siendo mujer hon.
rada?
Sc divertfa usted con llevar eI frteo
haBta Bus dltimos lfmites, sin dar iamas 81
paso peligroSo.
Era uNted fisicamente lmpasibIe. Y
cuando Jorge espiaba celosamente q los
demSs, no cOnprendfa .nsted los generosos
sentimientos de aquella ANA noble = pri'
vilegiada. Tampoco comprendi6 usted al
deEdichado Fridgge, & ese pobre chico de
18 amos quien fascin6 uBted con So be-
lleza Y por no haberle dicho:' 'tD6iame
en- paz. No soy 20 10 que tai vez auponeS
no puedo quererts" el irfsliz 90 suicide.
lSe acuerda usted, Sybil? Cuando Ia df
usted la terrible noticia, hiEo usted ell ges'
to q. hubiera podido haceE una nina cuYa
muflaca SO hubieBe roto EN- mil pedazos
IQG4C 4n5b4u4ut WuAw04O ASB9AI DAu gAA0
cionarse siqpiera. !
Lfvida entire sus cogines y con las ma
nos crispadas, 5ybil no sBcuchaba "a al
doctor.
Escap6aele de pronto un grito de rebe'
lion de Juror indescriptibls.
Ii ESQ eB una infamial-exclam6-
Una verdadera infamiaI sY Sc tisne Vd
pOr un hombre honrsdof IPuede pasar
plaza de tai el medico que burla Ia contain
"a, el salvador que mata, el amigo que Sc
erige en- vengador de faltas purRmente
imaginariaa? Prepare listed 81 arma y Be
alicia deSpues traRquilsmente, Eabien.
do 10 que hG de pasar......
Pero no estoy muerta = me sslvare &
pesar de usted y de todos cusntos me 70.
dean. Afortunadamente ha hablado us.
ted demasiado pTOnto. Me favorece la
iuventud , sncontrare 81 medic de Eesta.
bleCerme de reCobrar mi belleza , de Ber
mas amada que nunca. Ls hare BufriR &
ustad horFiblementa' ESQ solo vale Ia
pena de ganRT Ia paTtide,
Ha diveFtfa usted con lleVaF 81 irteo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24
HUMORADAS

Burlando al enemigo,
oruz6 ante 81 fueg el general Rodrigo;
pagaron asf mismo por delante,
Muf1oz 81 corOEel an comandante,
y el capit6n Martinez, un teniente
y un gargento valiente
Y al cabo sopa, que pas6 enseguida,
lleg6le un tiro y le quito la vida.
va 10 dijo Moreta ca qui6n alabo)
''Lo que ha de suceder, sucede "aI cabo. u
Juan Perez Zu@iga.
Xxx
Lsctor, quien quieFa que seas:
de cuantas cabezas yeas,
pocas hallaras vacfas;
perO diez tiensn ideas
y noventa tonterfas.
Manuel del FalaciO.
Xxx
lQu6 eSc6ndalo ha precedido
Ia invenci6n del vestido!
lY que delitos tan graves
& la invenci6u de las llavesI
Bartrino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24

de entonces ningdn Prssidents deia de res
pstar el recuerdo del patricia, y los sucs-
sores de Mr.. VoSa goEan 81 privilsgio de
criar y vender el pavo presidential.
No rs ncc sario decir que esta tradici6n
constituye en- los Estados Unidos como
una ejecutoTis de nobleza, = que Il famiIia
Vose ha logTado con sua pavos una verda-
dera fortuna vandiendo millares de slloa
todoa los afioR
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EI mercado mas rarr del mnndn.

Lo es sin duda, Ell de ganado caza
existente en- Fairbanks, un pueblo minero
q orillaB del rio Chelena, en- el riqufsimo
diatritO de Alaska. Hay que adyertir
ante todo, que Fairbanks linda va con eI
Cfrculo polar 6rtico. De ahf que la tenn.
peratura durante los meses de invierno no
sea nunca superior 10 grades bajo cero,
Boliendo descender haBta As 6 so grades
en- ciertoB dfas de DiciembFe Enero'
En- dicho pueblo funciona desde Nc.
viembre Mario un bien abastecido mer-
cado, del que natuTalmenEe estan exclui-
dos, inneCesarios enabsoluto. todos los SER
vicios relativOsia la conservation de los pro-
ductos. NADIA, pueS, de camaras frigorif-
cas- nj de dep6sitos refrigeradores. A los
animsles muertoB llevados al mercado les
basta la temperature ambi snte para per-
manecer inalteTados meges mesfs.
Ell agpecto que presenta la plaza no
puede ser mas extrafio, debido 4 que las
reses, heladas hasta la m6dula rfgidas
como paloB, Sc hallan expueatas la mira
da del compradOr colocadas Bobre las cua.
tro patas. 81 un cliente desea una por
ci6n detsrminada de la res. ell carnicero
empufla una hacha y una sierra cmpieza
echar abajo carne cual 81 Sc haIlase par.
tiendo lena.
Los prscios del mercado Rue'en estar en-
Tsz6n inverBa de la temperature. Asi
cuanto mas baja el term6metro Sc hace
mas difcil Ia Ilegada de los proveedores
Fairbancks mas aumentan los tipos de
venta, 10 siendo raro an este case, que la
libra de carne de vaca SO cotice 4 $5
Sin embargo, como en- las orillas del
Chelena abunda ell ORC, por estsr allf en-
clavadoB los yacimientos mas ricos del
Yukon, los consumidores pagan Sin pro-
teEta seneiantea nPacios.
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EI prssIdsnts de FranGIa.

Acaba de decIarar Official para uso del
ej6rcito y sandal militar el celebrado
anest6sico local antis6pticO del doctor
Waite.
Tambi6n estS siendo estudiado por el
director general del ej6rcito alem6n, Sc
espera que de un momento otro sea de-
clarado Official en- AIemania, maxine aho-
ra que le ha decIarado Francia' Este
excelente anst6Bico es Ell CONGO lido vul-
garmente en- Puerto Rico con el nombre
de "AntidOL0r."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24
RETRETA.

PrOgrama de las pleas que ejecutara en-
Ia retreta de hoy la Banda de la Poll
Cia Insular.
l. March. "Triumphat America" Losey
2. Sinfonia de la zarzuela "El Reloj de
Lucerna" Marquee.
3. Variaciones de BOmbarlino, Harlou.
4. Andante Sth sinfonia de Beethoven.
5. Bales Argentinos "Pericon = Cato
Podesta.
6. Tarantella de Gottschalk, arregIo.
Verar.
"7. Melodia Jestis Nazareno" Gounod
8. DANA "La Criolla" Dueflo.
'SAtr SpangIe Banner"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24

--Siguen resuItaudo esp76ndidoB los en-.
sayos del festival artfstico que para Ell
B6bado 80 del corrients mes prepare la
artiGta diStinguida nuestra amiga Amalia
Paoli.
Como noveda SO dar6 Ell primer acto
de la Opera Carmen" de Bizet en- ell to-
msr6n parte uu ramillets de bellfsimas
sefioFitas, y de distinguidos j6venes los
que fcrmarSn parts del coro.
Hemos dido el iItimO, y en- verdad que
Sa!imos satisfechoS, auguTaudo un 6xito
espl6odido.
Pronto publiCaremos el programa y
daremos mas detalles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24

3 PIANO NUEVO.-MaEca aCTeditsda,
salon, alfombEa tsrCiopelo de metros en-
euadro, consola, cuadF0s espejos, paEagisa
70, seihot. mesa conner. camas De hero ?
nogal, cauItas pATa nIh ,s, rspeFoE, maqui.
na pedal para cOser, escritoriO caoba con
vitrins para hihIintsca, haEmoso niio Jss
s6sSScon uFna de eedro. Urge vendsEsa,
FortaleEs 81. De II tarae sA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-24

Las mujeres reconocen t6citamente la
inferlorldad II de su sexo por tener el orgu'
uoSo placer de tener sus pies al que las
anna.
SantaL Dubny