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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09
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ien Sic 8elbeinignngen bon 8erla-
men IN entlegeneu Masell, oie uolv
oieiem ooer ienen 0tittel, fir ieot
&ranfbeit furiert iein moaell ooel
groBe 2in0ertng erfabren babel
Iber bier in San Mntonio peroffcnt-
liden mir nur 8eribte bon ;San
@ntonio, bon San Mntonier 2ellten
genla6t, oas 3eugnts gnrer Sreulr-
De, Nahbarn ooer Mitbiirgern.
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len, als id an Mieren-gei1meroen
lit. Sic furierten eine accute 21b.
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aeuten n1eines @ei1dftes 10 getpohll-
lib lit nno befreiten mid an6 pon
elmer Shnierigfeit nit meinen 9eie.
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hern geieren=2eioeroen on5uraten,
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5u geben."
Gum 8erfauf BEL allen SGnolern.
Hreis 80 Gents. Softer -MiIburll
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, olleiniae
Mgenten fir Die Ser. 5tooten.
/ Grinnert gud) bes Noinens -
Goais llttb nebn1t feline onberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09

Die Sanitdtsbeanlten Ser
Staote unb Counties nnIere stoa-
tes, Die, ipie ihon genleloet, in 9lu-
itin cine &onferen5 abgebalten ba
6en baben ben @ouperneur geta-
belt, neil er nibt oarauf oringe,
oaB oas BON Der lebter 2egislatur
angenommene @elet be5iigli6 Der
Siolierung bon slusidsigen id)ari
our6gefiibrt peroe. Der betreffen-
oe geidlllB lit BON oen s(eraten, Or.
Gor in @alpeiton, Or. Siiber in
Dallas ilnb Or. 9errs BON bier an-
ter5eidnet. Die 8erianmlung bat
ferner ben iogenanr1ten 0globiiorp
Sealtb gooe" angenonmen, ser iett
Ser Staats- -Sof1itdtsbebDroe snr eno-
aiiltieen @nnabme uno Snfrait=
iesnng porliegt. Or. 8errp bon bier,
Or. 2oping BON Initin Or. Ibo=
nlas BON Georgetown, Or. Sobn,
ion BON @i6oings nrb Or. McG GorDer
pon 8romirpooo murben gum &on1i-
te ernannt, oas NIT Der Staats-
sanitatsbeborbe iiber Die erbgiiltiae
Annabme oes vgobe" fonferiercir
inf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09
3nlanc.
lAm. K. Hearst
llimnnt die maycrs ncmina-
ton an.
Eissf,bdbn- unfdlIs.
vief psrscnen in Nashville
verbrannt.
Erdst0sse.
zusland der hornernte nit
Eisenbabn-unfdIIe.
zusland der kcrnernte nit
1873 bszeicbnet.

@iaianl 81. S1earit bat oent
Saugen uitb 8ongell ieiner gerebrer
elm gnoe genloht uno Die grfla-
ruilg absegeben, oaB er Die golni-
notion gum Mapprsfanoioaten al-
nebme. gs bnt auh mol geiernano
geglalibt, aoaB es inn NIT Der ur-
ipriinglihen @eigernng ernit iei.
sSn Gopefu, &onIas, fano Elm
3nidmmenitoB atpiiden eineln slr-
beiter5ug ilno eifient 5ra6t5ug Der
5anta Sc 8abn itatt. Siebscbn
Berionen tpuroen getotet; BON Die
len maren eff merifoniide Mrbeiter
un6 bic anoern feds gabnongeitea-
te iino s5ection Sanos". 3eln
Merifoner Duroen auBeroem nod
nerIebt
gei Der gnteleiiung zines
Baifaeiar8uges Der Chicago, gfpf sSs=
lano & Bacific gabn in Ser ysdbe
bon 0reene, Sa., fam cine Herfon
lrn's Qebeit ilno murben adt perlest.
Sn NaibpilIe, Senneliee, brann-
te am Jreitag ein ON Der Sefferinn
StraBes, itebenoes gadIteingebGioe
n6. 9nbei. famen bier Eerfoncn
nnl's 2eben, cine Jralt Noie 6iih=
manl. lire 5dniegertodter, cine
ilinge 5roii bon "a. Sabren, llno
ibre Uier8ebnjdbrige Sodter; ferner
Elm iunges Mdoben narnens Mohael
Wfarfeition. Moles sSiihnan, Ser
MnHn Ser iungen Srau, mmrbe
i6auer berlest, mag aber mieoer ber=
geitellf Der0en. 8erlest murOcn
anb nod mebrere anoere Herlonen.
3ipei Neger iin6 unter oeln Der.
oadt berbaftet, oas 6euer angeleg.
gu boben.
Greitas nloreen eeeen ledjs
llbr bot man in Dalton, Georgia.
5iDei GrOitoBe seipiirt. sic tboren
oelttlih fiiblbar, ipdren ober nid)t
ftarf genue, Inn Shooen an5urid-
ten.
Ger 8erift oes glderboa-De.
portements Der @un6esregierunq BE-
seihnet Die &ornernte nit 1913 mnS
Die @ei5elierilte nit 500. Ser
9nrdihnittsertrag Der &ornernts
pabrenO Der letten 5ebn Sabre iuar
1872. sSn uniernl Stnate lit ser
Grtrog oies Sabr am Sdlehteltell.
Die @ei5enernte 0es 2an6es miro
oies Sabr 291,e48.OOO @uihel be.
tragen gegen 226,64S,00O gmlhel
i'm Ietten Sabr. Safer brinat 0ies
Sabr ourdidnittlid 30.3 guifel
pom Mder gegell 25 gnIhel lit,
lesten Sabr. @erite 23.9 guihel ge-
gen 25.1 BuibeI i'm porigen cssahr
Die aartoffelernte lit oies Sobr #.
mas better, oie 1obofer1te etpas
ihledter als 1ettes 5abr.
Sn aonias Stir, 0fo., mllres
Der 81 Sobre alte goparo Snnplor
aus GlepeIaao perbaftet,, Der mt
ieiner 43 Sabre alten Sante, sSral
Warp Sinlpion, ourhgebrannt mar
Bei oen perbafteten Scare befonl
fid Der s Snbre alte Sobn oel
Jrau Simpion. Ger @atte Der :et
terent Sine Simpion, Der Elm gn
gros-@ei66ft in Glepelano betreibt
bafte bic gerbaftl,ng Ser gurhbrcn
iier ertpirft.
- I'm oas Sort Mc9fee, anoel
Gfnfabrt gum &afen bon Neniacola
fon Elm ftarfer oSeeipaG" gebout per
ben, nm es gegen Wertpiiituneen 6urd
6as bos Waifer 81 fdiiseu.
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gietOria 9iuiiium, 8. $. & g. u.

Nnflinft-
5soo. 3o2--gusrO, sictoria. 7:ao nadm
Nbfabrt-
$40. 301-guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09

Gin ltarfer Senperoturfoa
lit i'm gon5en Staote eingetreten
ssSn 9toro-Seras bat es bei oieiellt
@itterunesuni6lag iiberoa gereg<
net, mir bier llnten in Siiomelt-
5eros boben mieoer ni6ts befonnmcn.
glud inl Often oes Stootes bot es
teilipeiie gut geregnet 3lpiihen
Serline mo Sascola bat es alu
sSreitag abeno iogar geidneit.
Sn Saplor bot elm gbepoor
nomens Slournop ieine 0iamnntene
Soh5eit gefeiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09
Die 0rmn6Iaae bes Griolaes.

lit Elm idarfes, flares @ebirn nilter-
itiibt ourd ltnbe8minsIiden 8ilcn
llno raItloie gnergie. 8ies fon1mi
BON Der poraiigIihen @efunobeit, Die
Or. Sings Neue 2ebens Billen 1er-
porrllft. Sic beleben ieoes Organ
nno bouen 8ebirn llnb &orper arf
5. 8. Sarmon, 2i5elnore, @. Ga.,
ifreibt:: vgs iinb Die belten BiIlen,
Die i'd je gebrau6t." 25 Cts. 6ei
allen 9ruaqiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09
Gin idredlides sdidiaI abaepenoet

sd mare bnrh einen boie.l
Sdnitt an elmer Rnieibeibe 5eitie-
bens Elm &riippel geipor0en4, idreiGt
5rM1f Disberrp, Aiiliber, MiB., vob.
ne gudlens 9trnica, meI1e nit BALD
fnrierte." llnfebIbar fir @unoell,
Shnitte uno Guetibuneen, es fu-
riert balo: 8erbrenning, alte @e.
ibipiire, geulen rno 9aittausldIG-
ge. Dos bette waittel fir Sdmorrhoi-
ben. 25 Gts. Bel alien Oruggiffcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09
Sin starker Sebutz.

5lbllBen Sic ben 26rper gegen 2ranf.
)eit bir4 Sutt's.p .pillen, Elm abfolutes
)eilmittel fir 2opfidmersen, Dpspep=
4. Walaria, 0artleibisteit onb dbnli-
)e Qeiben.
v0as 9riebrab bes 2ebems."
0r. Suit: Sbre 2eber piGtn finb bas
Sriebrab bes 2ebens. Sd tperbe ifets
oem 3ufall 6onfbar iein, tpel1er mir
oiefelben 3lt meiner Genntnib bra1te.
J. Gairleisb, platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09

Su Sallettspille bat man nm
Wontag, Dem eigentliden soa, sen
Dentfhen Gag gefeiert. Die sSeit-
Iidfeiten, oie i'm Eorf Der Sermorns-
iobne ltattfanoen, berliefen lebr err
fofgreif. Nus Sbiner, goafruu
ilno mioern 0rten IN Der gead,bot,
idaft fporen geiuder eineetroffen
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g. u. & u. y. Sabu.
g.. $. & g. u. l@aupt-2iniel

g.. $. & 9. u. (Saupt-2inie).
Infnnft-
gfo. 9-8om Often. .7:35 porm
SO. 7-Gom Often. ... $500 nad)rr
gfo. 10-gl Bafu Ii. @eiten 1870 i,at5m
Mbfnbrt-
80. 10-gl Yaio II. 8eiten. 1880 nldm
SO. 10-9ia9 6em Often. 1920 na1nl
No. 8-Na6 benz Often 40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-09
%. 8. & :. ga6n.
FUR Sa8b.gatipn

OWr SyU0OsSUtfDW.
SD lit bic idbDne Sagb= =Saiipn
gtnm enblif angebrDdjen,
Sc freut iid) ieber Nintrpbsiobn
Wait benz idJ mod gefprpdben.
3uar it's nidbt uebr at mni'rer Seit
2Sie in ben alien Sagen,
gSp man In Seras, tueit mnb brett,
&pnnt' md 8eliebem jager.
9a gab's npd) feine Mamden, bic
Wsit GtadJelbrad)t nnttpMnben,
gSprin bas g8ilb, fptuie bas Wie1
'Ne 3mflmdJtsitatt gefmnben.
Der SGger famb Der Nemte pieI
Mn 8utern, Strihem, garem;
Sas Sagen mar etn &inberfpieI,
Waan bramht's nid]t 81 entbebrcn.
8emt' iiebt es freiltd) anbers aus,
Wtan barf'S 10 itidJt ntebr tretben,
gSer feine 2i5ens nabnt beraus,
Der nuR i'm GgnntD bleiben.
Spd] mar Elm ttebelftanb babel,
Dit mnRte Snrft iitan leiben,
Yin ettuaS g1afIent, mas eS iei,
9pnnt' iih bte &e1l' nidbt ,ueiben.
@aat tranf oft, pbne baf man srpllt
Selbit g8niIer aus ben Giimpfen,
User bent 81 Sage 10 mas iullt',
Ser tdt bic gtaic riimpfen.
Snh beMtsntase tpirb beifimmt,
Wan ME 10 tief mebr iinfem,
User etnen Sagbsmg unternintnt
Der iorgt aud fir bas grinfen.
Sas MIamp 8ier lit befannt,
Sas bette gier in JlaidJen,
Drum iiebt man audi sans mnbertuanl
Die Sagcr baitadl hnidJen.
Sp lit baS Sagen mud nod bier
9ergniigcn nnermeiIen;
Sas alamp 8ter, rat idJ bir,
Sabei nidjt 81 nergeiien.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
WOMAN FIGHTS POLICE
IN GAMBLING RAID
Three PatroImen Have Desper-
ate Battle

Policemen G.. c. Coats, A. Sullivan and
r. H. Ritter had one of the most des-
perate battles of their careers in raid
of a gambling game at 35 Raymond
avenue shortly before o'clock yester-
day morning. They succeeded in ar
resting 13 men, mostly Austrians. fire.
Guenters of the place, andrIso RadTnano-
vich, the proprietor. and his wife Rad
manovich's wife, resenting the intru-
sion of the police attacked Policeman
Ritter. and it was with much difficulty
that she was quieted.
Radmanovich was charged at the Mis-
sion station with selling liquor without
a license, resisting an officer and keep
ing a gambling house. His wife was
charged with interfering with an of
ficer. The others arrested were charged
with violating the gambling ordinance.
Their hearings will be had today.
Policeman P. Y. Herye and a posse
raided a gambling resort in Valencia
street near Twenty tIliEd shortly after
midnight yesterday morning and ar
rested II men, including the proprietor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
SOCIETY TO OBSERVE
TREATY ANNIVERSARY
Commemorative of Kings Ac.
acknowledgement of Liberty

The California society of the Sons of
the American Revolution will observe
the one hundred and twenty sixth an
niversary Of the treaty of Paris in Trim
ity Episcopal church next Sunday even
ing, with Bishop William Ford Nichols
and Mayor Taylor as the principal
speakers. To stimulate the patriotism
of its members the arrangements com
mittee has sent out copies of the treaty
by which King George III acknowl-
edged the 10 American colonies as
free, sovereign and independent" and
establishing a beneficial and satisfac-
tory intercourse between the two coun-
tries as may promote and secure to
both perpetual peace and harmony
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
THIEVES REAP
DIAMOND HARVEST
City Infested With Burglars and
Pickpockets; Much Jew
elry Stolen
Ring Valued at $500 Sent to
Cleaning Establishment in
Suit Lost

That burglars and pickpockets with
penchant for diamonds infest this
city is indicated by reports of robberies
made at police headquarters yesterday
afternoon. All of the thefts reported
show a loss of diamond rings or other
jewelry set with diamonds
E. B. Dreyfus of the contracting firm
of Dreyfus & Co., s39 Montgomery
street, reported that his residence, 1918
Webster street, was entered by bur-
glars through a basement door some
time between the hours of a. m. and
5 p. m. Friday. Among the articles
taken were silver ware valued at $500;
a diamond ring, valued at $500; a ring
set with opals and diamonds, valued at
$3.50; a ring set with diamonds and
pearls, valued at 500, and a diamond
ring, valued at SIS. Detectives have
been detailed to investigate the rob-
berry, but the burglars left no clew.
Mrs. A. Morris, 1145 Turk street. re-
ported yesterday that Saturday after
noon she received a call from young
her a furnished room She took him
through the house and showed him the
rooms. He left, saying he would return
with his brother that same evening.
but did not go back. Mrs. Morris
missed a watch and ring valued at
about $50 shortly after the young man
left the house.
Fred S. Lack. who lives at the St.
Dunstan's apartments, Polk and Bush
streets. reported that his room had been
entered Wednesday and a pin set with
diamonds and opals, valued at $50,
stolen.
c. McNaughton,- guest at the Wind
sor hotel. reported that he had sent
a suit of clothes to the Thomas clean
Ing and dyeing works to be cleaned.
and that in the vest pocket of the
suit he left a diamond ring valued at
$500. He had been unable to find any
trace of the ring himself and called
upon the police department for assist
ance yesterday.
James Mason. 1852 Mason street, Wis
tied Hillcrest yesterday morning and.
while on his way back to the city, was
so fatigued that he fell asleep on a
San Mateo streetcar. When he awoke
he missed a diamond ring valued at
S165, a gold watch valued at $40 and a
gold chain worth about $25. He re-
ported the loss to the police and de-
clared that he would never again fall
asleep on a Streetcar.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
NEW FEATURE At
CHARITABLE HOME
Nurses Training School to Be
Established as Permanent De-
partment in Infants Shelter

Extensive alterations have been made
in the Infant Shelter at 1925 Shotwell
street to accommodate the training
school which the directors of the char
liable institution have just established
in connection with the shelter work
Four young women have already
availed themselves of the opportunity
of learning to care for little children.
according to the most approved meth
DDS
To provide for the additional number
Of nurses in the institution the direct
ors have had the top floor converted
into a dormitory of seven rooms.
This new feature will not only open
a valuable training school, but will
also be g help to the institution in
the care of the little tots intrusted to
the care of Miss Kate Vagades, the
matron.
The Infant Shelter was organized in
1871 and has done much good work in
caring for little children. BY meeting
part of the expense of caring for the
children, parents who are unable to
rear their children at home are en-
abled to provide good home for them
At present there are about so chill
dren IN the Infant Shelter half OF
these being in the two nurseries, one
OF which is devoted to the tiny babes
and the other to the creepers No
child in the institution is more than
years old.
The Cooper annex, which was opened
April Is last, has been great aid to
the directors of the shelter in caring
for the children because Of the greater
facilities it provides for the work The
well equipped nursery and diet kitchen
OF the annex. as well as the wide We
randa and the roof garden, have as
sisted materially in making the shelter
a cheerful home for the little ones.
Automobile rides and trips to the
country are frequently arranged for the
children. Miss Franc Merchante, one OF
the directors of the shelter, often finds
time TO load the children into her Pack.
ard car for a spin around the CITY
and through the park. She has taken
as many as % of them in the car
one time.
The officers and directors of the shell
ter this year are as follows:
Mrs. Charles E. Cooper. president.
Mrs. George NJ. Perine first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George Tasheira. second
vice president: Mrs. John II. Robertson
treasurer; Mrs. Duncan McKfnlay. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. william J
Shotwell. corresponding secretary; Mrs
Cooper. Mrs. Perine, Mrs. Tasheira. Mrs
Robertson, Mrs McKinlay Mrs Shot
well, Mrs William Person Mrs E
Frank Green, Mrs. Brainard n. Rowley
Mrs Adolph Wenzeiburger and Miss
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
DISCUSS FORMATION
OF NEW ASSOCIATION
Master Horse Shoers Postpone
Action on Question

The proposed formation of a new
association out of the present master
horse shoerse association was thor
oughly discussed al meeting of that
organization yesterday afternoon at
McAllister and Octavia streets. The
hall was too small to accommodate the
great crowd that attended and after
considerable discussion it was decided
to postpone action until a future meet
ing, to be held at the call of the chair
man, S. a. Smith 1t will probably be
held in the new hall of the associa-
ton. The question of forming new
organization has been before the body
for some time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
PRETTY WEDDING is
HELD IN ST. FRANCIS
Many Friends Attend Ceremony
Performed in Big Hotel

Miss Bessie Weinstein was married
of the st. Francis to Marcus j. Levin
sky of Los Angeles. About so friends
of the couple were present and Doctor
Nfeto tied the nuptial knot under a
bower of ferns and roses. Edward
Levinsky acted as best man and the
brides sister was maid of honor. A
reception was held after the maria ge.
AnotheT wedding of interest took
place about the same hour at 322 Pre-
sidio avenue when Doctor Stark mar
ried Miss Josephine Cohn and Samuel
Dannenbaum of Bakersfield
Miss Daisy COIN and Miss Amy Sic
henbauer We're maids of honor and Ike
Dannenbaum was best man.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30

Taxicabs for Rent
At all hours. Taxicab Auto Livery Co..
S1s Van Ness av- Phone Market $50. /.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
W.T.. HESS, Notary Public

ROOM 1Ii2. CALL BUILDING
At residence. 1860 Page street. between
p. m. and p. m. Residence telephone
Park 27s7.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
ARIZONA MAN KILLED
IN MOTOR CAR CRASH
Automobile Turns Over While
Rounding Curve

PHOENIX, Ariz. Aug. ga L.
Miller Of Tempe was killed in a motor
car ACCIDENT on the Roosevelt road to-
day. The machine in which he was
riding with his son and DR.. B. B. Moeur
turned over while rounding a curve
and the steel frame of the automobile
top crushed his body. Neither of the
others was injured
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
LADIES, NIGHT

LADIES NIGHT'-Next Tuesday evening
will be ladies night" in the clubhouse of the
Young Mems Hebrew associa ton at 1910 Page
street. This is the first of the kind given by
the club in many months and effort will be
spared to make it enjoyable. There win be
dancing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30

uC tdIfIULHId Il IUHIUIIUH IUMUIIIlfe
THE State Central Organization organized in
1902--An association for the commercial and
Industrial development OF California;
PROMOTIONS: Tho act OF promotion. advance
Enent, encouragement Century Dictionary
The committee has for its object the PROMO.
TON OF California interests. It has nothing 10
sell II fosters all things leading to the ADJ
NANCEMEST of California 1t Is an authorize
all matters relating TO California. II FN
C0URAGES the establishment OF new indnstriss
and fosters those already established Il inrIfes
desirable immigration 1t presents the oppor-
tunities and needs or all fields Of business ana
professional activity. II is supported By poouIa
subscription and makes charge for any service
rendered. It has affiliated with It $50 CONNER
eial organizations Of the state. with Combined
membership of more than sc, COO Meetings 81
representatives Of these organizations are hels
semiannually In different parts OF the stare
where matters OF California's interests are dis.
cussed Headquarters Of the COMMITTEES are main
tanned In Merchants Exchange bufIdinr San
Francisco. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-14
POr las yictimas. ItaIianas.
Sc efectu6 aver la primera session
del cOmit6 central.

La primsra reunion an 10 Fort,lsxs dsI
comite csntral para sIsgar rscursos pars
ias vict'mss de Italis, do Eocorros y coini'
sionsa dc hip6dromo espsctkcuios se efsc.
tho ayer Las p. m. La sssi6n fue coAo
ligue'
Ei gobsrnador de- lsctura { ls csrts qua
hA dirigido los Alcaldes de In isIs nara
qua en uni6u de Ios curau abrsn suscrin.
clones y sllsguen recursov. Foe spro-
bada.
La comisi6n de sspectEculos do cuinta de
qua pFoyscta una fanci6a su oil tsatro y
otra de msniobrAs gimnasia nilitar con
si batAll6n de Pusrto Rico an 81 hin6aro,
mao una y'z orgsnizados los sspsctGculos
D, hara pdblica In fscha etc. Aprobado
sl plan.
La comisi6n do hip6dromo ds cusnta ds
hAber scordado carrsras sxtrsor dinsria.
para sl "a que 10 anunciau an In prsnsa
dc hoy. qus hscs gsstionss con Ion dus.
Aos dc cAbsiics para qYs todos eoneurrsn
CON sl ferEocarFil para el trssporte ora.
tiI do cahallos do 10 iils que quisran 90.
plan.
AmpAs comisioneH lnformAn que solici'
taron 10 coopsraei6n dc 10 socisdad ds ds.
mas que eta se IL hs offecido amplia.
msnts.
So acord6 nombrar uua comisi6n ds rs.
colecti compussta del slcslds, consul de
Italia y FAbisn, con sl asfisr Alvarez
NAvA como suplsnts de Fabian psra sbrir
rseogsr una subscription general.
Sc acord6 concsdsr f4cu!tadss & Ia 40.
mission anterior para nomhrar sph.comiaio.
mes sD los barrios de fasra de Ia ciudsd.
Ss scord6 que el tfin Alyarsx.Nsva
On "a calidad de prssidents del Casino an.
psfiol pasars invitaci6n todos Ion cfrcuIoa
socislea sspaf olss de 10 isla iuyitSodoIsu q
Asoci.rHs 10 obra pisdosa y trab,jsr Dor
81 exito.
Ell ssfior consul de Italia di6 cusnts ds
que ha rscibido vsriau csntidadss ds do
natiyas sspontInsos de psrscnss csritsti.
vas Qas pssarf notA de sllos y ~. i'm
ports II sscrstario. Aprobado.
Sc acord6 cslsbrar sesi6a sl iu:vm ds 1.
semana. pr6xius las 4 ms Lin On 10
Fortalszs.
La aeomisi6a de h;p6dromo h, psuado
hoy IA una circular los dusfios do cab..
Hos enyiandoles sl plan de carrsrsu & IA.
vita 1dolos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-14
Addiction artistica en- ArecibO.

E Duendeo Ai.rio de Arsciho, informs
do 10 recisnts audici6h artistica ofrscids 4
squslls sociedsd ipor los srti.tas Msdams
Alma D'Alma Frank MsrshaII. Dies
ssf dicho diario:
"Con regular. concurrancis, formada e,.
to por vsriaI familias de husn tono, nm
coIto n6msro do dilettanti. hicisron IN
debut On nuestro teatro los sfsmadou artis.
tan Nadine D. Alma, soprano dram ktics,
dc alta sscusls, y el Ssfior Frank, Marahsll
sminsnts pianista sspAiiol.
"El conCisrto fa6 variado, y smbos ar.
tfstas sstuvisron q Ia altprs de 90 fama,
intsrprstando de modo msgistral los nd
msros sen tlados on sl programs.
''Laa horss .dsslizRdas On al concerto
dc snochs sntrs los scos. dulcisimos ds In
bien timbrsds yox dc .Madms D Aims, '
las armoniossu not ., arrsncadas al piano,
faeron sgrHdablss, elsvAndo 81 sspfritu dsl
auditsrio hacia 10 ideal, iqas ss sl mas be-
llo poems de ID vida.
"Nusstro iuicio acsrca dc sEt,a notablsu
Artistas, 90 el mas favorabls, sum Sndoss
dusEtros aplsuEos los muchos con qus
anochs prsmi6 sl publico SOS gsnialss ia
cultades"