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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, The Bank of Stottsbury, Vernon county, a small private bank owned by D. A. Beck, hav- ing $22,500 in deposits, closed today. It's funds were on deposit with the fail ed National Bank of Commerce of Kan sas City.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07

Fine Boy.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Cloud are the proud parents of a fine twelve pound boy. The young man came on Tuesday. Mother and son are doing nicely.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07

Get your winter supply of coal while we are delivering it in ton lots at SIP per ton. Globe Hardware Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07

Teddy bears at Van Wagenen s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07
TWO SMALLER BANKS
 FOLLOW IN WAKE OF
 SUSPENDED LARGE ONE

EMPORIA, Kan, December 6.-The State Bank of Admire at Admire, Lyon county, closed its doors today. It had $2S,000 in the failed National Bank of Commerce at Kansas City. Its de- posits amounted to $125,000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07
The Hanna Drug Store
 Co,e~vsco
RELIABILITY

The name of Hanna on box or bottle of medicine is positive assurance of purity, accuracy and reliability.
 IT lNSURES you getting what the doctor intended you to have when he wrote your prescription.
 IT lNSURES you getting what you asked for when you gave your order at the drug counter.
 IT lNSURES the use of the very highest quality of drugs compounded nto each and every prescription and eve v bottle and package leaving the store.
 IT INSURES satisfaction to patient, to physician-and to trained nurse and it pos itively insures the lowest possible prices consistent with high quality.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07

Shoppers Index-Sunday Silver Belt will prove a veritable index for
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07

Preparing for opening.-Naquin, the furniture man, is preparing for a grand opening and reception on next Wednes- day. Formal announcement, with full details, will be made in tomorrow s Sil- yer Belt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19
"x-RAvs" AND ELECTRICITY.

Among all the long-sought cures
that have enlisted the painstaking
and persistent search Of medical men
and scientists, says The New York
Commercial. the cure OF cancer has
especially appealed to the present gem
Grafton. The discovery OF radium,
with all its unknown possibilities.
has stimulated to experiments in the
direction OF cancer-cure that must
rank with the most ingenious ever
made.
Last week, at the congress OF
French surgeons held In Paris, the
principal interest il said to have cen
tered on the discussion OF the effect OF
''X-rayss on cancer. While 1t was
agreed that no case Of complete cure
had as yet been recorded, It was also
shown that benehcent effects had
been obtained by the Rontgenray
treatment of cancer. In summing, up
the results Of the congress Doctor
Temoin, chief surgeon Of the Bourges
Hospital, said: One thing is certain:
No case of cancer has yet been cured
by X-rays."
Almost while this discouraging sum
mary Of investigation was being an
nounced. there was a demonstration
under way at Droca Hospital in Paris
before several scores of surgeons OF
the electrical treatment of cancer,
otherwise known as "fulguration.
This was conducted by an Irish sur
geon named Hart, the patient being
the victim Of an advanced internal
cancerous growth. For a half.hour
the patient was submitted to high
frequency sparks created by current
of from sixty to two hundred thousand
volts. On examination by the sur
geons present the patient was pro-
nounced completely cured.
Allowing for any reasonable modi-
fcations of the surgeons encouraging
verdict in this case. there can be no
doubt that in electricity has been
found a powerful curative agent.
The forthcoming experiments along
the lines marked out by Doctor Hart
will be watched with interest. espe-
cially in our own country, where the
interest in cancer-cure is especially
keen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19
cAYcH THE WHITE ONES, roo.

1t is just as important to put the
blind tigers" operated by white men
out OF business, says The Live Oak
Democrat, as II is to suppress those
run by negroes, In some respects they
are even a greater curse, and beyond
all question there is far less excuse
for white man engaging in such
a degrading form of crime than a
negro No respectable man who has
home and wife and children or
mother and sisters who may some
day be the victims of drunken
beast can afford To find any excuse
for or show any mercy to any man,
white or black, caught promoting the
cause OF crime in his community by
engaging in the illegal sale of intoxi.
eating liquor. The Atlanta Constitu.
ton handles this form of lawlessness
without gloves and all good men will
endorse the following from that
paper.
But few weeks ago negro was
convicted of the illegal sale OF whis
key in dry county close TO Atlanta
The court fined him 81 900, the limit
allowed by law. or sentenced him TO
serve twelve months on the changing
To the great surprise Of the court the
negro promptly paid his fine and Sc
cured his freedom. Commenting upon
this case, the Judge before whom II
was tried said there was no doubt
whatever that the negro was the tool
of white men who put him forward To
bear the punishment Of the detected
crime Had the court suspected for n
moment that the negro was prepared
to pay the fine, the culprit would
have found himself ON the way TO TIE
Changing without that alternative
privilege
but even that would not have
gone to the root Of the evil. The
white man who would spread terror
In a community. and even murder and
rapine and arson, merits no considera.
ton Of mercy. He should be hunted
out and put into stripes, where he
belongs The only regret in such
cases Is that the penalty IL not a
dozen times more severe than 1t L."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

The people OF Gainesville have sent
up petition TO the Railroad Commits.
sion at Tallahassee. asking that the
railroads be ordered 10 construct a
union depot in Gainesville. Wouldn't
10 be good idea for the people Of
Live Oak to take similar action In
the matter OF a new depot here =
Live Oak Democrat The Idea" may
b" a good one. Brother Irwin. but II
40 more good resulted therefrom than
has been the case in the petition from
gainesville, your time would be
e4stcd. The Gainesville petition was
resented so long ago that most peo-
1I" hcreabouts have forgotten abo.t
r. bat as yet there is no indication OF
Ae erection OF a union depot although
.r' is badly needed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19
THE ADVERTISING DECIDES"

II seems like a long time ago that
people inherited their stores"-pa-
tronized stores from family habit and
traditions.
And yet, even now, some Of the
more conservative are inclined to
attach too much Importance to store
reputation and good will. These
things do have a great value OF
course; but they do not outweigh all
other things, by any means.
The newest store In the city will
always be able, through enterprlsing
methods and effective newspaper ad.
vertising, to capture n share Of the
business inherited" by the oldest
one, And so II comes about that the
long established store must keep step
with the newest ones In selling
methods, In stock, in equipment, In
service-and especially in advertising
II Il does not, then II practically pre-.
sents TO newer competitors n share
Of it's trade. In the competitive fight,
therefore. II is not all decided by
goodwill by store followings The
advertising decides"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

a her fight for many municipal re-
."rms Jane Adams has won many
launch allies among men, says The
.",'ueator for October, II II because
'' Miss Adams moderate generous
.nr' Of view that they have stood
With her That Is Why they named
Dep 'or the school board and Why
t"N santed her 10 stay when the
'af.oals retired And not only II she
'a 'fe new school board-shc h the
.'.~'r un II. which COMES from the
.arf that. as the politicians have dis
..red. she - perfectly safe and
a." Miss Adams has devoted the
''st part Of the past month "a the
.1nis Il IL the biz thing she H.
as doing for Chicago And II may
''.-l, IN the one vital s1chsngc Of
"..cs FOR trained intelligence on the
'A'd. Il Vas even IDOre difheult 20
' Chicago 90 the p0int ~ meeting
rec hath need The first free
ara building went ~ within ;No
n o. Hull House where " s'iIi
ards In unquezsiohes popularity In
' lever settlement b0ildinEA baths
ave been given an equal place 9Th
-''.ka. and thu eiub boys are fAiriy
'--sitchs6 ahcos their Showers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19
500 REWARD. 800.

The readers OF this PAPER will be
pleased 20 learn that there IL AZ least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 20 cure IN all IS stages. and
that "a Catarrh. Halls CatATTh Cure
- the only positive cure known 90 the
medical fraternity. CatArrh being =
constitutional disease. requires a con
stitutOnaI treatment Halls cAtaTrh
Cure IA taken internally. acting direct
~ upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system thereby destroy
Ink the foundation or ths disease. and
giving the patient strength BY baild-
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In d0lnR its work. The pro
prietnrs have 90 much faith IN ia
curative powers that thsy ODER Ons
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
fans % cure send fog hSt q tastt-
m0nials Address
FL. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. o.
Sold By Druggists. Tic.
THks Halls FGGdly Pills fog eons1.
paftca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

w. NJ. Mears, Dade county farm.
er. was given a life sentence by Judge
Minor S. Jones In circuit court at
Miami last Friday. Mears was con.
yicted on circumstantial evidence OF
numbering a negro named Smith and
weighing the body to the bottom OF
Clear Lake, near West Palm Beach,
The crime being committed early last
spring -Ocala Banner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

The horse running behind Is not the
loser every time. One Of the high
tests Is a racers ability TO stay In,
There are some who never know how
to reserve power for the home stretch.
The man that learns It may be behind
now. but he'll pass under the wire
full length ahead
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

An old Teutonic schoolmaster was
in the habit OF dofiing his hat TO his
students. A self-impOrtant one chided
him for 30 doing and the master told
him that among them might be one
whose destiny would eclipse his own
some day, And well he might, for he
was training Martin Luther-thcn In
rags and singing on the streets In the
twilight for bread.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

The celebrated case Of Claude
LEnglc charged with crimlBally ~
bcllinE John A. Graham, has been
transferred from Manatce 10 Polk
county. the change of venue being
granted on LEngle's affidavit that be-
could not get an impartial jury IN
Manatee county
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

A store is a good place in which to
spend a part OF rainy. or a "disa-
greeable," day. People are coming
to take this view more and more of
stores that advertise irrespective Of
Weather.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

II your advertising plans are strong
enough, then you may give some Of
YOUR attention to the smaller things
about store-management. Otherwise
YOU are putting the cart before the
horse"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

The filth taken from the cutters
in various sections of town would
make the best kind OF fertilizer for
which 1t should be utilized instead Of
being used for filling in low places
IN the streets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

The whiskey men will contest the
recent election in Santa Rosa county
on the ground that the petition asking
the commissioners to call the election
did not contain the required number
Of legal signatures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

All advertising bills become due after first
.cnearance Of advertisement, unless otherwise
stimulated in contract. Parties not known to US
iii be required to pay for advertising in ad-
-,oce. Address, THR DAILY SUN,
GAINESVILLE FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

Lots OF fellows call II bad luck when
they only take on bite too big for
them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

me Twicea-week Sun is an eight-page, forty
so,umn paper, published every Monday aud
thursday, and contains all the news Of the
.ret. local, State and general, and win be
nailed, postage free, to any TART Of the United
states or Canada, for tI.oO year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-19

heading notices in local column 10 cents line
,sr,, insertion, and cents for each additional
p,tes cor display advertising made known on
spP'icatiOu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
POrCable
%Evro ESPECIAL DE "A cogREsPOIOEuur IA D[NoCBIcN uvoE
Efectos del terrible
fenomeno se1<m1co.

Nueva York, Abr 1o.-Hoy Sc han dado a
oonocer nuevos y horrorosos detalles, de los tenn
blores de TERRA sentdos en- Mexico. La tripula-
cion de varios buques mercautes fondeados en- es-
te puerto, informa que es impossible dar idea de
los disturbiOs que determinaran Ell el Oceano, en-
toda la costa mexicana, los temblores de terra.
Las atlas enormes columns de aqua que Sc le-
vantaron no inspraban tanto terror como las vio-
lentlsmas explosiones que precedian esos feno-
menos. La monstruosidad de estas era ta que
Sc formaban corrientes confusas entire las cuales
fueron aprisonados algunos buques desaparecien-
do en- el fondo de las aguas. Sc cree que las per
dldas ocasionadas por el terremoto ell algunoS
distritos mineros, alcanzan muchos millones.
Ell volcan Colima sigue en- inusitada actividad,
arrojando al espacio inn1ensas columnas de humo
{ inmensaS llamaradas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
En- Ctras nacioDes,
Crandcs temblor1s.

Nueva York, ab-il 19.-Se hau recibido en-
esta ciudad, despachos de Turquia, Russia Es-
paha, que nforman un mismo tempo haberse
sentido allf lemblores de terra vioentisimos. De
San Petersburgo Sc a6rma que el terremoto SUI
fndo en- el imperio en- donde mas dafios ha cau-
sado es en- la region transcaspiana. Pueblos en-
teros han desaparecido, quedando de ellos solo
hacnamiento de escombros cadaveres Los
temblores de terra han coincidido en- los tres
paises mencionados, estallando casi igual hora,
con differentiation de escasos segundos. En los
citcluos cientffcos europeos, es objeto de anima.
dsima controversial la relaci6n que pueda existr
entire los temblores de terra que han conmovido
q nuevo elsvhjo continente!As Sc asegura que
'el sesm6grafode Napoles, marca nuevas convul-
stones terraqueas sin que precise ell sito del glo-
bo en- one hayan de ocurrir. En- Constantine
pla Sc han desplomado varios edi6cios, casas en-
gran ndnero apatecen asrietadas. En- Espaha
$. registrar grandes perdidas materiales. No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19

Ponce Lopez de Vega-6aja por homicide vo
luntatio y Justine Tapia Cruz, de Carolina por
hurto de mayor cuantia.
-Brillante result6 el bale dado anoche en- el
Teatro municipal, como digno remate de los fes-
tejos del dia de aver
La concurrencia fue numerosa, la fiesta Sc
proongo hasta bora avauzada, sin que la anima-
ci6n decayera un solo momento
In Aguadilla fueron sorprendidos jugan-
do 10 prohibido los individuos Pablo Ferrer
Jose Nieves Florencio Garcia, los cuales in
giesaron en- la carcel disposition del Juez
Municipal
Hoy fueron puestos ell libeitad, en- la carcel
municipa, por haber cumplido sus condemns, los
indivinuos Luis Otero, Gregorio Soto, Juan Diaz,
Manuel Acosta Carmeo Maldonado.
-Durante todo el dia de aver solo fueron
arrestados Jose Cruz, 'por crueJdad con los ami
males Gustavo Alberto, por acometimiento y
agres6n
Ell proyecto para la construction de un
acueducto en- el pueblo de Utuado, sigue adelan
te debido al interes que en- clio Sc toma la NUM-
cipalidad.
-Tambien en- Ponce trata de organizarse una
Compania de la Guarda Nacional en- proyecto.
Han tornado ALI la iniciativa los muy esti-
mables j6venes don Temfstocles Laguna don
Jaime Oppenheimer, quienes ceebraron una en-
trevista con el Comisionado del Interior, en- la
vista que Este hizo aquella ciudad, acompa-
hando Mr.. Taft y Mr., Winthrop.
Parece qne Mr.. Taft apoya esta idea y ha
ofrecido facilitar la futura Guardia el armamen
to necesario y todo 10 concerniente al case.
-segdn nos iuforman Sc han recibido va e
bombo y los platillos para la nueva banda que 81
proyecta organizar en- Rio Piedras
Nos comunica el obrero Juan Aguilar, pre-
sidente del comite de la huelga de torcedores
yque no es cierto que Sc halle trabajando ningGr
torcedor en- lostalleres de Bayam6n Rio-piedra
que los huelguistas permaneceran en- su actitud
nientyas no Sc les aumsute el jorual,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
Centro>America.
ratado de paz.

Washington, abril I9.-Se espera que des
pues de terminada la conferencia que celebran en-
Amapala los presidentes de las rep1blicas de
Centro America Sc trasladaran esta capital pa
ra 6rmar aqu( el de6nitivo tratado de paz. El
presidente Roosevelt muestra grandfsimo interes
en- que al fin, mediante este nuevo tratado, sea
diffci en- 10 sucesivo perturbar la paz en- la Ame-
rica Central. Los presidentes reunidos en- ANA.
pala, Sc avienen terrninos de concordia Ell los
preliminares del tratado, pero ha habido discu
stones un tanto acaloradas ante las pretensiones
de los nicaragtienses de ensanchar su territorio
en- perjuicio de Honduras por ell lado del Pacif-
co, Sc informa tambien en- esta ciudad, que el
ex presidente hondurefo general Manuel Bona
lego aver la ciudad de Mexico, habiendo cele-
brado interviews con algunos periodistas en- las
cuales hace impOrtautes declaraciones respecto
las causas que motivaran la guerra con Ncara
ot1a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
oi CAsUA'.--E$ F,L!O
CORRESPONSAL.


Core la especie dc que don
Juan Farran, conocido aqui por el
CHbamO, que falleci6 hace POGO, fue
asistido y murio en- este estableci-
miento.
Esto es completamente falso ;
dicho senior III fue asistido por min
guno dc los medicos de este esta
blecimiento, nj muri6 aqui muri6
en- su casa.
Por fortuna, desde que abri-
mos esta Policlinica y Ell ell tempo
que lleva funcionando, no Sc ha re-
gistrado un solo case de defuncion,
nj Ell los asilados, a pesar de que
entire ellos hemos tenido algunos
de mucha gravedad, nj entire los
que hemos asistido a domicilio.
Nos vemos obligados 4 hacel
esta aclaraci6n, porque conocemos
los fines con que Sc lanzan esas YER
stones, y nos propouemos, cuandc
llegue ell case, arrancar la careta
quien 10 haya de menester, sea
quien sea y pese a quien pese.
Dr.. Victor Gutierrez ortiz.
Dr. /os@ RegHeyo Ftli&
Medicos- Directories.
Policlinica Cague1a, abril i,
de 1907,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
Impresiones y noticias-

Aver tarde, la cinoo media, Sc llev6
efecto Il entietio del que en- vida fue luchador
incansabe compatriota de vaer don Jose D.
Escobar presidente del comite unionista de La
Jas.
La comitiva fdnebre Sc dirigi6 desde el Ma
nicomio, donde faecio el nfortunado amigo
al cementerio por las GALES del Hospital, San
Sebastian Plazuela de San Jose.
Presidian el duelo los senores don Tulo La
rrinaga Comisionado Washington, don Ramon
Mendez Cardona, don Jose de Elzaburu, don
Santiago Vivaldi don Luis Muhoz Rivera, De-
legados la Camara.
Muchos unionistas prominentes fguraban
en- el cortejo.
En- el sitio de costumbre deSpidi6 el duelo,
con breves sentidiSimas frases cl director de
LA DEMocRAcIA sefor Muiloz Rivera, que traz6
grandes rasgos la historic politica los mere
cimientos del 6nado.
Paz sus restos
-Mahana 4 las q p. IN. Sc recogera la Co
rrespondenca que ha de conducir el vapor
philadelphia para Sud-america.
T. Don Fernando J. Gelgel ha solicitado del
Superintendent de Sanidad pernso para exhu
mar los restos del niho Eduardo Gonzalez Gel
gel de don Antonio Geigel Sabat,'y nombrs
de don Eduardo Gonzalez para exhnmar los
restos de don Eduardo Gonzalez Beltran inhu-
tnarlos en- otro nioho del mismo recinto.
-Debido la gran cantidad de- pescado de
los corrales de Lola, hoy Sc abarat6 la carrie en-
el mercado, vendiendose la de res IL centavos
libra la de cerdo AIS. FL pescado Sc vendio q
7yS centavos libra.
He ahi el resultado de los corrales de pesca:
abaratase el precio del pescado tambien el de
la cArne. Tomen nota el gobierno el pals.
Aver tarde, como las J, Sc recibi6 en- Ell
:, Gobierno un areograma de los sehores Winthrop,
Taft sus respectivas esposas, dando un adi6s
Puerto Rico.
-El dia 10 del actual ingresaron en- la car
ed dSpisttito dessu Juan, Il Iumaria, Esequie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
yOTAS De AREC|BO
Buena inspection sani-
taria. -Compaf1ia de
la Guardia Naciona1.
BaRRIO <MONSEFRaT7>
Mue'ta de Gabriel Maldona.
do Vista sanitsria del
Inspector senior Urrutia
BaRRIO <MONSEFRaT7>

Abril I8.-Ha pasado vista de
inspection a las cuadras y al CANA
do de esta ciudad, el Inspector We
terinario doctor Allent, quedando
del estado de las cuadras.
-Desdc el lnartes Sc encuentra
EN- esta ciudad el Inspector de ali
mentos sefior Urrutia, el cual ha
girado una vista de inspection a
todos los establecimientos donde Sc
comestibles, y seg1n ma
nlfestaci6u hccha al senior alcalde,
ha quedado altamente satisfecho
del estado ell que Sc hallan todos
los establecimientos y de la clase
de articulos que eXpenden, pues ha
siIo insignifcante la cantidad que
ha tenido que decomisar,
-Pronto Sc orgauizara en- esta
ciudad una compaiiia de la Guardia
Nacional, siendo el encargado de
clio el entusiasta alcalde seiior Perez
Aviles. FL proyecto ha encontrado
muchos sinpatizadores.
En- una casa del barrio de la
eMonserrateo fue encontrado esta
maiiana el individuo Gabriel Nal.
donado, muerto a consecuencia al
pareclr de una affection cardiaca.
Sc constituy6 ALI el juez municipal,
Official de sanidad y la policia, or
denando el traslado del cadaver al
cementerio y la fumigaclon de Ia
casa Este individuo era natura
de Isabella y de ofcio pendedor er
el mercado.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
hay detalles que informen "a destruction de po-
blaciones aunque CORE el rumor de habel sufr-
do mucho algunas de la region andauza
La guerra con el
lrnperio aIerndn

Malta, abril 19.-El rey Eduardo ha salido
de este puerto, para unirse Ell Gaeta con el mo-
narca italano Victor Manuel ILL., Sc asegura en-
Berlin, que el rey Eduardo tiene el prop6sito de
excluir 8 separar a Italia de la Triplice, que
su entrevista con el rey Victor no tiene otro OBJ
jeto que csc. Esto causa inquietud Ell las can
cillerlas, Sc a6rma que 81 Inglaterra lograra su
insistente prop6sto, Alemana Sc vella en- el ca
so inevitable de declarar la guerra 4 la Gran
Bretafia. Este peligro Sc considera inmnente y
la citada eutrevista mantiene toda Europa en-
alarmante espectaci6n. El rey Eduardo perma-
necera dos dias en- Gaeta en- donde le recibira
Victor Manuel III. Circular versiones de que
Ell los arsenales de Aemania Sc advierte gran ac-
tividad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
iMl |, PAOLI

Esta distinguida mezzo sopra-
no puertorriqueiia ha sido contrata-
da va por la oSociedad Filarmonicae
como parte importantisima de la
compaiiia de opera que esta socie-
dad traera a Puerto Rico en- Octu-
bre del presente afio.
Dentro de dos meses saldra pa
ra Italia la sehorita Paoli con el fin
de contratar los artistas que han de
formar la compaTia, Y no dudamos
que eSta sea del agrado del publicc,
dada la competencia de Amalia en-
este ramo.
Felicitamos sinceramente 4 nues.
ira compatriota y tambien a la oFi
larm6nica', por no haberse olvidaL,
de los buenos elementos natives.
Lkase ei inteyesdntfamo folletfn f" :,
RetNa MaYaytta, " que aba,.l
%ea @i P4gtFas Ssy@ I