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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No, laS. 81 Published MAY 90, 1900
CHApIER l68, LAWS Cf 1909.

CT{AP1rEE l68, LAWS Cf 1909.
AN ACT TO create section 1879-24m, re-
Iatthg 20 drainage district laws of Wig
cnRsin, fixing q time limit for tree surera
of C0wua cities, and villages to TRANSMIT
drainage mCneY 90 drainage commission
era.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin rep
r.Santed IN Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section !. ThsTs IL hereby added to the
etatutes a new section 70 read Section 1879
treasurer, city treasurer. Tho shall col
Iect drainage assessments, pursuant to sec
ton 187G--24 OF the statutes, shall, on or
before the last Tuesday OF March each year,
transmit the drainage moneys so by him
collected to the commissioners az the drain
age district entitled thereto.
z ANY town treasurer, village treasurer,
or city treasurer who shall fail 20 transmit
to the proper drainage commissioners. the
within the time hereinaboVe limited shall
forfeit ten dollars to said drainage district.
which forfeiture and the cost Of collecting
the same may be collected before any JUS
tiCe OF the peace Of the county where RRid
treasurer resides IN q suit In which the
drainage district TO which said drainage
money belongs shall De the plaintiff and SAID
treasurer defendant Said treasurer and
the snreties on his bond shall be liable IN
an action for such drainage money. col,
ieCtcd by him, and not transmitted to the
last Tuesday IN March next after such mon
ey is collected
Section =. This act shall take a-err and
be IL force FROM and efter tts passages and
publication.
Approved May 10. 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No 81 Al Published May IS, 1909
CHA PTER 81 LAWS OF 1909

AN at to repeai subsection 9 and amend
subsection 7 Of section i407 Of the stat
GtCs relating to the commissioners Of
fisheries
The people Of the stste of Wisconsin, rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows
Section |. Subsection . OF section 1897
Of the statutes is repealed.
Section Subsection of sactlon i497
Is re-numbered and amended 10 read ::
g. They shall report in
r.erarrbsr Of pu-nunbSFeG
year 10 the governor their trans
actions TOR the biennial term ending the
preceding thiTtletb day OF June.
Section 3 This act shall take effect and
be n force from and after lts passage and
publication
Approved May 10. 1909
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

electric current, water, gas or
steam consumed with the intent 10 cheat
OF dsfraud the seller or buyer of such cleo.
trio current, gas, water or
steam. shall be punished by Imprisonment In
the county jail not more than one year or
by hne not exceeding I've hundred dollars ;
bar In case the amount of damages oega-
stoned by such cheat or fraud shall not ex.
ceed twenty dollars he shall be punished by
Imprisonment in the county jail not nore
than three months or by line not exceeding
one hundred dollars and N computing the
amount of damages oCcAs .oned. the alue Of
such electric current, water g@S or stvam
shall be the regular current price therefor,
charged to the consumer by the seller there
OF.
Section .. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved May 20, 1869.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

No G III l55 Po 9H%s H53y ~ Iso5 5'"s
AN ACT to amend sections 926-22 and
g2G--26 Of the statutes, providing for the
establishment OF TRADE schools IN the
state of Wisconsin
gshe people Of the STATE Of Wisconsin. RIP
resented Ia Senate and Assembly, Go 40
act as follows
20 OF the statutes are amended TO read {:
Section S26-22 Any city In the State OF
Wisconsin or sny school district having
dish, conduct and MAINTAIN school Or
fchoois Tor the purpose Of giving prscticaI
Instruction In the useful trades 70
young men having attained the aye OF six
tasn years and younG women having at.
cained the age Of fourteen years as S Part
% the pu6iic school system Of such city,
y empowered TO do 20 By complying with
the prov sions Of sections a@6-23 70 026-
80 Inclusive statutes Of 1925,
Section aE6-26 Whenever any school
boar I'd shall have established or taken over
On already established trade school or
schools IL may sppotnt an advisory com
trade schools consisting @. five citizens not
saem6ars Of the school board. each Of whom
IS experienced In one or more of the trades
so be Taught 10 the school or schools. 70
Sss,st - the administration 81 the rrsEe
school or schools located IN that city. which
eonmlttes shall be GPp2inted by the
hs sPpora Of the ' &sjor GgsTd of T the
board Such committee shall have au-
ehority, subject to the approval and retf6-
cation Of the school bosrd TO prepare
eoGrces OF study. employ or dlsm SIS in
gfructors purchase macbfuery, tools and
supplies and purchase or rent suftabls
grounds or building for the use Of such
trade schools When any such committee
on trade Schools is appointed tyvr o. is
original members shaN X appointed for the
tern Of one year two for the
Germ Of two years and one for the term Of
EhrNs vsHrs. aud thereafter, rs the terms Of
these members 80 appointed expire their
successors shall he appointed each for the
term of three wears In case OF any va
caRcy during the term 81 any member Of
SAID committee, said school board shall Ill
such vacancy by appointment Tor such un-
expired term.
ssctlna & yhts aE1 ahau take eject sn6
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

hitting materials TO De USED In such con-
cause the shafts or openings in each door 10
be enclosed or fenced in on an sides by a
barrier at least eight feet in height. Ii q
building in course OF constru ction is i've
stores or more in height. no lumber or tim
Der needed for such construction shall be
hofsted or lifted Oh the outside OF such
building.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved May 10, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No 295 Al Published Nav 10. 1909
CHAPTER IG9, LAWS OF 1909.

CHAPTER IG9, LAWS OF 1909
AN ACT TO create section la48l Of the stat
utes pToTldlnS that gu insurance con
discrimination n premiums thereon
TIE people of the tate Of Wisconsin. rep
resented In Senate snd Assembly. co 81,
act SIS follows.
Section L There Is sdded to tie stat
uJeS q new section TO read Section 1Q43I.
No insurance company doing bus ness in
this state other than a life insurance com
pany. and no agent, officer, or employe
thereof. shah offer to pay or elbow, or
oder or agree e pay or allow. as an induce
ment - any Insurance, any Cebnts OF the
premium pad OF payable under its policy,
valuable consideration or tuducpnpant what
ever not specified 10 Its policy Any person
violating this section shall De subject 70
- the statutes.
Section ?, This act shall take effect snd
&c n force from and after It's passage SUD
publication.
Approved May 10, 1909
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

No 6oT ~ Publishes Nav 10 iaso
CHAPTER $50. LAWS or 1908.
AN ACT e amend section zg44t. Of the
statutes. authorizing the state bosrd OF
control to parole inmates Of ths WILSON,
sin state reformarnry.
The people of the State OF wisconsin rep
resented In Senate aud Assembiy. do 81
act as follows
Section T. Section te44j OF the stat.
utss~ Is snsaSai 10 rad. sszt4as &esAk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No 80 A. (PuhItshed Nav % 1909
CHAPTER TIA, LAWS or 1904.

AN ACT To authorize the commissioners Of
public lands to loan q portion Of the
trust fund Of the state. TO Portage cOun-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

Section B, This act shall take effect and
DO 10 force from end after July hrst. 1900.
Approved May Il. 1909
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

Section 2. sectiOna I404-11n. 1484--
! 10 md l494--l1p Of the statutes are re-
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

tained, as a prospective candidate for
the Sultan's harem. although the par
don she asked for was granted. The
American Joins the revolutionists and
the last picture shows the attack on
the Sultan's palace. and the meet
ing Of the Turkish nobleman and the
young American In q hand to hand
conflict In which the Turk is bested.
followed by the rescue OF the girl and
the capture Of the Sultan. Then they
are married and live happily forever
after.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Gunnison Tunnel Opening.

The Gunnison Tunnel. one OF the
first, largest. and most costly OF the
enterprises undertaken by the
United States government, will be
formally opened next September
President william II. Taft will press
the button that will turn into the
UncOmpahgre Valley the water from
the Gunnison tunnel. By the
expenditure OF about $1,000. 900. the
government will In this manner pro.
vide permanent homes for not less
than 10000 people. The land which
viii be watered il exceptionally fer.
tile and capable Of great production.
The tunnel IL six miles long and has
. capacity OF 1900 second feet Of
water. Government engineers In.
vsstisated the water supply for four
years and determined that there
would be no diminution. II took
another four years to bore the big
hole through the heart Of the noun.
talns. The canal at the outlet OF
the tunnel where tho water is dis.
trtbuted to the bitches, Ii wider
than the Erie canal, and when filled
b deep enough TO accommodate Il
battleship The big bore will be the
greatest tunnel ever built In the
world for irrigation purposes. Delta
lA1epsndent. g
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
ouidsIsss Wonder Feature Of Fair.

One Of the greatest attractions up
on the speed program OF the Arkan-
sas Valley Fair will be the exhibi.
tion races Of W. X. Dyes "Guideless
Wonder" AZ the fair directors are
every day more fully realizing. This
noted animal WAS given a "tryout"
on the race track Wednesday after
noon before a large crowd Of towns.
people. who were all surprised and
greatly pleased with his marvellous
work. Al the word Of command the
"Guidcless Wonder" sets off at u
trot and makes the circle about as
speedy as the most OF the horses
under the whip--and you'd have to
rope him to get him to stop before
the gong sounds, but on the tnp of
the bell he Mt once slows down and
returns to the wire. ms though under
q guide. The animal is certainly a
wonder and WIN be in great deniand.
Rocky Ford Enterprise. "">''
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
e't. visit m.n..ao'..


A committee from the local lodge
q the Best People on. Earth. con.
ststing Of W. L. Bertrand. John Fish
VI and Fred CiIlen. visited Manxanola
TAursdsy morning. The committed
wa appointed In response 10 nm In.
vltation extended by the Fourth OF
July committee OF that burg To
seal somo one up to find out for
themselves whether Manxanola was
Golng 70 pull off her Fourth Of July
otunt - advertised.
0enbers Of the committee report
~ they were royalty entertained,
- practically owned the town while
thess. the keys Of the city. two ~.
oo0oeljss and Ill Of the loose change
avol1ahss being turned over 10 then,
~ ~ royal niba, Horace b. Dye.
eAief lnstigator and promulgator oi
~ vousth ol July stunt. While
)Aoee Tie committss met = large
lojegatlou Of Pueblo business men
~ eans down with Superintendent
s111el IN bic private cas on mis-.
- similar 70 their own. both
Gnmltlese were taken out 70 River.
4 y Bask IN sutono6l)ss. and after
~ . tAosoagh insDsceios q III
~ Dleeesre rssogt = ~ AfkAa.
~, toh1nG : ~ ~ -
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

a swim In the Arkansas River waves,
were convinced and unanimous In
the opinion that Manzanola will be
prepared on the Fourth of July to
give the natives OF the Arkansas Val
ley the time OF their lives.
The Santa Fe will give a rate Of
u fare and one fifth for the round
trip. and II necessary will run a
special train TO provide accommoda.
tions for the crowd that is expect
ed to be In attendance.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Heavy sheep Shipment.

The Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe
railway company is contemplating
heavy shipment OF sheep from New
Mexico this season. In the last few
days 800 double-deck cars have been
sent from Kansas 70 shipping points
In this territory under hurry orders.
Usually the sheep cars are loaded
at the. campany's coal mines In
southeastern Kansas with coal. and
allowed To work their way west. but
this season they are being red
balIed" through. as the demand for
them Is great. All sheep will be
shipped via the Belen cutoff.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
t.;.u1ls.- 'p's.ur. .s-rl.e.r'e rs.s..t

.fs.s. N
At the Electric Theatcr to-day and
tonight therv,siil. be a feature pic.
'ture entitled Jyn the sul,an's Pow.
er." Tho pryArc Is entirely new.
having hccn released Juno i7th. II
tells the story ,of =. young American
traveller. who. while travelling In Eu.
rope. meets and falls in love
with the daughter Of y French no.
bleman. Osman hey. = Turkish no.
blesnan. IL also an aspirant for thu
hand q this charming giri. The
girls father h facing financial ruin
and TO save his eonmereial honoe.
stiles her love for the young Amer.
lean and pledges herself TO tho Turk
ish noblsman. And 10 they were
married. Later the American at.
temps to rescue The sifi from q
tyrsnnical and brutal husband. Il
caught In the -, arrested aad con.
fined In an underground dungeon.
The Turkish noblsmaa Induces tAs
Sultan 70 lssus q egdse fpe. ~ a.
scutton q IL haae1 Allegoe1n, ~
whsa ~ ~ vl1ooo ~ Ou11aa \
n1egveae = - be1alD r 16l ~.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

The ladies OF the Christian church
will serve ice cream and cake or
Strawberries and cake. Saturday after
noon and evening. June 26th. In the
Bird l. Shull store room on Colorado
avenue. Price, Is cents. Everybody
invited.
ID. l.. Thomas, A. r. Wait and Ii.
irwin. ranchers and cattlemen OF the
Horse Creek country. were brought
into close contact with the outer
world this week by the Colorado
Telephone Company. All had tele.
phones installed. which were connect.
ed with the exchange At Cheraw.
Claire Phillips arrived home last
Saturday from Colorado Springs,
where he has been . student In Col.
orado College during the past year.
After . beief visit at homo he expects
70 put In the remainder Of his vaca.
tion on the road for the X. @. Dun
Commercial Agency. OF Colorado
Springs.
Dr.. 8. H. Savage. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Savage. Of this city. has
acquired BY purchase the profession
a business Of Dr.. J. w. Brown. OF
Swink. and vtu take charge July LIST
During the past year or more Dr
Savage has been employed ~ n ply
sician in the railroad hospital OF the
Union Pacific. located in Hanna
wyo. DR.. Brown will locate in Las
Aninas.' 'r
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Motion Pictures Censored.

To. date the board OF censorship,
composed Of ciYic bodies and insti-
<uted, by .ihQ Motion Picture Patents
Company. which controls over five
thousand motion picture ,hcatcrs In
the United States and 80 per cent Of
the fllp, product OF the world. has
examined 20 900 feet OF film. After
tho film has been approved II IL re-
exchanges throughout the country.
who distribute Il TO the thcaters. AZ
the ASsfaFc speed Of. Operation. IL
separate pictures pass the eye every
second tho machine 10 In mo
tion. Thus. the ccnsors have seeA
about +sM miles OF film. and 4
the rate Of twenty minutes running
time for each thousand feet, have
looked upon 3.sso.ooo. 900 separate
pictures. 1s
scenes depicting crime. brutality.
dcpssvity, sensuality or drunkenness
are condemned and cut out.
The manufacturers study the dis-
carded sections and do not repeat
similar errors. Il will b. . natter
os bue . few weeks wAsa the1 win
know sxaetly what y rsgAs1el -
cod, as4 what ~. eceeelfag -
~ ~ sldn1ne1 e ~ ss1eoe1AlD
bees4 ~ - Dge1eeb oa14 -
go G. ! !. - ! :. lsavl1E - = !! ia
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
SOME MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

Special sale on glasses and pitchers
a the La Junta Novelty Company.
w. c. Atwood, OF Los Angeles.
Calf. Is visiting his sister. Mrs. W.
b. Wiswall. for one week.
Our stock contains articles for each
-oom In the house. and also the lawn
La Junta Novelty Company.
Miss Zula Bird. OF Pueblo. has been
the guest OF numerous Ia Junta
friends during the past two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Kingsbusy. Of Howe.
Ind, arrived In La Junta this week.
and will spend the summer with her
brother. c. z. Adams. and family.
Grant Holly arrived home . few
days ago from Ann ASbor. Mich.
where he has been . student in the
famous university during the past
year.
Al the south end Of Ration avenue
the Ia Junta Home Company has
about ten acres Of ~ fine wheat.
nearly ready TO cut. - we ever saw
anywhere In Colorado.
His majesty. the stork. finally got
around 10 the home OF N. K. Cham.
plon, OF North La Junta. last Mon
day. and LETT = fine baby girl ~ =
token Of hs sstssn. e
Mrs. n. ,. Bryant leaves this
morning for Lqs Angeles. Calf. and
ls1er goes to Seattle and Portland.
returning home by way Of Salt Lake.
she expects 70 b. gone al summer.
Otto Larson. formerly with II. l..
Maxwell. OF this city. but who has
fos some uAs Dast bssa travelling
for the r. May9 Lsoehes Company.
Of Pueblo. was . IL yunta VISITOR
several days this week.
w. II. Bartlsson hss Isbssn down
from Colorado Springs al week. look.
Ing after his bsss on the O'Ncil
ranch. cast g town. Mr. Basueson
Aas about ~ stas1s Of bsss. but
iost abess ~ ~ winter.
Teo uoou0 = back - ~ ~ Job
q ~ e{ot g he L. Juata Drug
ce01o1. Asl y psspessl y ~
psass - - ny dsscsipssoa sithss
70 allsv1n1o - accelerate the paths
vl&A vA1sA ~ nay b afSltctsd.
u. \ q 0AaDnAn. u yost hads-
-, IoWA, a1oonpeatsd by be wife.
were vi1ltseo - L. Junts Iast Tuss.
~, ~ go(nls q Dsa tisney 40
Whltsoah. GvtAs Iosai oants -
AooDekal. y. chAp0aa = eusBeea
= e1noOo g ~ oan1A - heeDeeAl
at ~ 1oe11Boa, - Nm ~ -,
- ioSnlGs ~ - AQnI a ~ -
l ~ Il /. ii
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

c. +. Helm. OF the Arkansas Val
ley Realty Company. was q Fowler
visitor yesterday on business.
New stock. new novelties. new bar.
gains-anything In the novelty line
at the La Junta Novelty Company.
Miss Florence stubbs. Of Denver.
has been the guest Of her uncle. DR..
F. Finney and family. during the past
week.
For Sale or Rent Cheap--An eight
room house, l16 Carson avenue. Ad.
dress w. II. Bartleson. Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Geo. II. Minchin. Of Topeka.
Kan. accompanied By her little
daughter. have been visiting La Jun
4 frienls tAb week.
Lost-Cow: branded on left side
EE. and on LEFT hip u; white
head with white ears: red body: LETT
ON June 18th; reward Of 81. In.
Quire Of Henry Traut. ons-haH mile
souihwsse q SWiik.
H. A. noas, Of Denver. aaA An en-.
pooye II the eeaipnsat department Of
the Colorado Telephone Company. haa
been In Ia Junta al week making
some changes and Improvements In
the office Of the local exchange.
Misses NeiliA Rourke and Mabel
Cartwright left last Monday morning
Tor Seattle to visit the Alaska-Yukon
Exposition. They expect to return
via the OCEAN route To Frisco. and
thence home by way OF Los Angeles.
Miss Alice Wiswcii, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. wiswell. returned
home this week from Boston. Mass..
where she has Just completed her
ibid yeas ~ = studsnt Of voice cul.
tus II ~ Boston Conservatory Of
Ausic.
A. ", Bradley, q North Ia Jun'
u, ~ q sstrsl nass 4stolsn 'lass
Monday night. Of which the Officers
have - yet secured no trace. TAe
nars y about tnur gears Old. With :
vhiss facs. sn1 wsighs bstwsea i.ioe
ssd i,3ee pssn1s.
G. walter PAilhesi: Who = sow
bsasaiag ~ sepss u ~ tsala -
vics q the saata ". ont q Dan
Maseiaj. n. ~. arrived In Il Jun.
u ~ SATURDAY to spead . bsssl
vocation With III parsnts. .Mr. and
Mn, O. 4. rhllheue.
A solid train es fourteen cars Of
caataleupss passs1 through II Jun.
= laet oatnr1ay nisAt. bounA east.
nen ~ imperial valisy eantaIosps
Raising 1tstsise 8 Caloosnia, vhees
~ lsl1soeus ness1ng acpstiess 4
|se11ee tn4eg ! oll1steine - teleV
A!fI..tz III 4 y4sI III
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
MANLY on shsse and Wool Prospee

J. B. Manly. Of Trinidad. and for
merIy Of Ia Junta, one Of the large
local wool buyers Of New Mexico.
speaks - follows Of this season :
Lamb and wool crop:
"shcep vtntered well. and camo
out In good condition.
The lamb crop will run from s.
70 - pr cent, while the wool clip
h clean and Of excellent average
wslsAt-tAs wool selling promptly
q - and ~ cents. with . surety OF
~ al bsias practically marketed
hon tAs sAsastas psas.
'DAsaeias viii finish By the latter
Dast e negt veek
New Mexico shsspnsn ere year
y incssasiag ~ uD-gfading oe their
0oets. wttA coaseQusat heavier fleece
weights end aAAs1 market wool val.
~"
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-22
Baseball en- Bayamon.
De puestro coTresponsal.

JUNO 23,-El juego de baseball
celebrado ell domingo ultimo, para el
campeonato de la copa de plata,
ofrecida por el Sr. Ramon Valdes,
result6 muy renido en- los primeros
innings.
Los contrincantes en- este juego
fueron EsperanzG de San Juan
q Fuego, de Bayam6n.
Ell aqua, que cay6 a torrentes no
impidi6 que asistieran mas dc 500
personals.
Alejo, pitcher del Fusgo, estuvo
muy bien en- los primeros innings
y no pudieron tocar la bola sus con-
trincantes, pero a medida que el iue
go avanzo, la bola Sc fu6 humedie-
ciendo, y esto hizo que su buen ira
baio al principle del juego no pudie-
ra hacerlo hasta el final. En- cambio
Ortas del esperdnza, mientras mas
Sc humedecia la bola, mejor la Ian
zaba. Los muchachos del Fuego,
tenian especial empeno en- veneer a
los capitalenos, porque la perdida de
este juego los ponia fuera del cam
peonato. Pero el tempo los vcnci6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-22
SECCION TEATRAL
De nuestros correporsal.

Aguadiila, JUNO 20. -Anoche de-
but6 en- nuestro teatro Ia compa-
MIA Minute de la que es empreSa-
rio ell actor c6mico Sr. Casaslls.
Habia expectation Y curioSidad
en- nuestro pdblico por yer 4 dicha
compahfa pues hacia varios dias
Sc encontraban en- esta Y no podian
debutar d causa de que el ferroca-
rril les extrhvi6 el equipaie. Al
gunos artfculos en- la prensa de la
capital nos informaban de que la
compahia habia trabajado en- Ca
guas Y habia sido un fxito;
Minute caracteriz6 { imit6 Il
Esther Lekain vistiendo elegantc-
mente con tai derroche de lujo
cant6 "Amor Muere" con voz de
contralto Y aun repercueten en-
nuestros dido vibrantes notas afi
nadas y dulces. FL pdblico rompi
en- un delirante apaluso.
Imit6 d Mile, Juliiette, elegantf-
sima y de luioso traie. A Luciano
Mugnet, cansonetista romano V
he aquf en- mi entender uno de los
mejores trabajos de Minute, sin que
olvidemos la grandiosa creaci6n
de la Bella Otero Y Mnc. Lidya Y
el walls tocado en- el bonito Y lujoso
aparato de cascabeic> con que di6
fin a su actO.
FL cuadrO c6mico dirijido por
eI modesto artista cubano, primer
actor c6mico Josf CasasG us. fuf tam
bien muy aplaudido sobresaliendo
eI Sr,. Casasis que nos demOstr6
ser un conocedor de la escena.
La orquesta Sc hizo spiaudir ba-
10 la batuts del notable maestro
Archilie Liette. En- fin, que nos
prometemos gratas nOChes de yer-
dadero arte.