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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-05

BY young lady. well experienced in
keeping books, and photographer. Address
A 45l, Bee,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
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uns bart an; mir mddien cine SduIt our@. in Der b
Roth. nidt I.ten Der Sunser G%tbrmstitr mar. uHa
RisutanS ilmasrlt iNa un uns.
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niht bdrunn, neil mir uns ut Ritmano tiumtrtenY
Sa, has lpars. mir iobtn es et ipGtt Elm, as mir
feftsn Sub ssfdbt, ms our4ssrinssn bditen, uns ss
borgen pnbten. 2snn In elmer Stabt. no btutIde ges
i%elleI,it, btutf4er Grobfnn, bas beltide aieb, oeatI4e
@siniltbIi4teit. bas Notwithstanding WcbIipplen, bds
in 10 mannigfuden gDerfeR eoIsr Nd1fenlebt Ieintn
b,reottn ausbrud finbet, Der b.utidt Snmor, Die BE-
~ionnent 2ebsnsfreu6e. bic aunf, tur3 anes, tuas BEN
OeutIdeu feb unb ptrtb, 70 bsk pfttseitdtttn etfanben
bat, pie in Hsip gori, in elmer Iplhen Stobt brau&t
tein Usutfder, ben mad anf6tb an Wieni6en perldnet,
81 bdrben.
Mir ftuo bier nit beutihen gertinen, nit GtIdnss,
SurHs, S6ibtns. @ersnisuRsS=, llnteritiibunsss. aries
gers, 8eteranens, Sport, WfuIts un6 anberen @ettinen.
NIT ldnosrionnl hoftl9en, ipiienitaftlihen Oredniius
tipnen. nit Serutsperbanben, nit Srben yunb 2osen rebr
aIs auSreiteub becadt. as bic agtiu gorttr Stats
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i'm @pril bieIsg Sabres Elm gsrSeidnis Der beuiIdti
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srgab ib bic tritounli6e Sbdtade, bab ipir bier rnebr
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f4 aus @ertintn uub benz 8ereinsItbea nidts madt.
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purer 2%ans,peit. Sebud ipeitaus bic Mssbr,abI Der
ScltiHen, bic 8ereinen angebDren. iinb besbdlb Witt'
9lisosr %seiporben, neil lie Tb 3u bieieui oeer ienem 8ers
cine ~binee3ossn fiben, neil lie bort atute finber. bic ibre
beimutbfde Spruds ipreden. bstuatblide BeiIen Inseu.
einen nit Der Ssimntb truuiem @rube ~besriiben. bersn
5er3 I'M ielbsn Satte idIast, tps %unierss, bic i9 am
Ielben freu.n. mas ms Sreube bereitet. limb niat MIR
Der %Io9enannte rtfeine Wann" geb6rt BEN 8ereint an.
llnIers ou9eiebeniten 9eutIdtR. 2sut. aus alien gerufs.
urten. aer5t. nnb aupdItt, Sdriftfsler. G~inanBiers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

seln umpiiTTeu. unb ians sur Gbr, bts aenisrs ausr
S4la4kn. duf bluts.trGntier BabIfatt. 1as beuiide
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irani an asib unb Serssn borni.Strius, Hang b0nn BON
irgenbipo bos oeuii&e 2itb in fem Gi,nb bin.in. ba
t9las ien Sers raider, fsin Bid purb heller. e fss
be Setmotb DOT fsinem gus. uuf. bic Ssinotb unb bic
Susenb.
SF's nidt bus o.utI6. 8oItsIieb, bs auF BEN Son.
aertsn lnierer @eianspreine fsts ben m,iFen Mnttans
finbsts 0rum tptrb es aud ME ~prflinssn, fplanse es
tiss S.ati4t TGnn.rs.idnsDsrsine sitbt. 60 sruB unb
ftpl3 uRiert butiten @eIonspsrein. aud g~efuorbtt iinS,
10 fteibis fe f4 aud i'm Suntg,iang i&n mDsen, fe
tperosn INNER unb inner pisosr su ben alien @eii.n
srsifeu.
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sic iptrSen .s thinner beiben, iplanst fe bsutf4e
@ersins i4 nsHnsn barf.n- Riat etpu, neil ibre Soss
ung.n otes ~bebingen. Sonbtrn neil Der Osutlte cine
gfleseitdtt. bsutiden @efauss unb alts beTsn. mas aus
ibm %.ntlprinst. brau4L Sbre Ron,n i4cn perpfIidt.u
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dltsf.n SsansOsr,in in RsD gOri, %unisren Orion. uu'
itre 8sf9obeus. S9uberts, 3Saners, @bts, UloSarta,
3reussrs, attenbofers TRdnner9Dr., s2iebertafen. sQuurs
fette. sAudrtettclubs. sSdrmonisn, sGhoertrGnse, sgh0re,
sSdnssrbinbe, unb 70 fort. Me ip6re Gin beutldss Jst
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9euti9en Sage bus bsutfds 2isb INNER ben .riten ytuns
e~innabmen9 limb in nidt bas beutIds 2ieb unerlGbli9
5un 5crtbeFehen unlerss erobeR INSTRUMENTATION
RationulbunSes2 S9linst .s fd nidt lDt elm fetts,
Jtartes 8anb i'm uns ale, bic mir 9euti6e uns Su nen,
hSh H4 h|W1 lWuWSuS SPtW4' hUrt ~ Nu'tWS NRp
aud uuf umeritaniIden Soften. mo es cine INNER srDbere
gtoue ipelt, cine bsrsbtere Spradt. ala bic gGorte irssnS
zines Rebners2
as mir eriberiamen, mir au.. bic mir infer
8iin6sl gsI1nirt uRb Der oeutidsn Seimatb Ballet e'
faet bdben, Inn biesIeits bes erpben DaEers unIsr Slid
gu fuden, ba tpurnts man uus: es tlmu1ere ib bisrs
Suldnbe &einer un ben Mnberu. 9siner ntbme an fes
ner Mlitmeui9en asbensnotb, aeiner an i9er 9uitins'
freube antbeil. Sober iehe fir fd ALIEN, a1b tuer am
beFen bic Gnsnbog.n ai ~eebraufen iDift, Der lei Der
~ m..- ~. ...~s So tnAMta q .n9 E~n
f6sinsn, aIs bdtten bic Mdrner rebt gefprpden. Grenb
mar uns b. Gprade. Srtmb bi. Gitte. NeulunO lag
Dor uns, nit ~mibiausr, iteilsn 4ub ~iieinie,n gesen,
pber gar Obne isotu pfd6. mir muBten aus bilrds
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Deutscbe Uereine.

a. Git. msint Serren, BEN dmrituniiden
8ols oIs Ritsift brinssn tSnneR, IN Elm
unf9dBbdres Sui. Cine ai!trr, uuf BERN
&pbtn Der ssanff ne Wsini. @irEes;. h.r
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-11
NAME OF TOWN CHANGED
Alice is Now Called Northland BY
Uncle Sam-New Postoffice.

Northland is the name of the little
postoffice station south Of Hibbing.
That is the name that must be used
in addressing mail matter to what
has been known as Alice, Uncle Sam
has welded her to the department
and must use that name as there are
two villages in the state with names
similar to Alice.
Former Judge Edward J. Cram, of
Nashwauk, has been appointed post
master there and the equipment will
arrive in short time.
Mail matter will arrive through
the Hibbing Office, destined for
Northland and will be distributed as
formerly, matter for the new office
being called for by Mr.. Cram.-Hib-
bing Tribune.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-11
SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
st. Louis Man Alleges He Was Tilted
by Kansas City Woman.

Kansas City, Aug. 11.-Martin Knapp
of st. Louis filed suit for breach of
promise in court here against Mrs.
Minnie Bicking of this city, asking
$4,000 to soothe his wounded feelings
and to alleviate the financial pangs
connected with her breaking an en-
gagement to marry, proposed, he al
leges, by herself. Mrs. .Bicking, the
petition reads, is worth $250,000 or
more, and, by her own proposition,
was to keep the plaintiff in ease and
comfort the rest of his life. Kapp
gives his age as forty-fve, the same
as that of the defendant. .-. r-..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-11
LOEB AT SYCAMORE HILL
Garfield and Pinchot Also to Be Guests
of Roosevelt.

of Roosevelt.
Oyster Bay. NJ Y, Aug 11-William
Loeb, Jr., collector of the port of New
York, who came to Oyster Bay with
Theodore Roosevelt, has returned to
New York. With him was Douglas
Robinson of New York city, Colonel
Roosevelt's brother-in-law, who also
spent the night at Sycamore Hill.
Mr.. Loeb had nothing to say in re-
gard to his conference with Colonel
Roosevelt. 1t is believed that Loeb's
decision not to allow his name to be
considered as candidate for govern
or stands as his final one.
James R. Garfield, former secretary
of the interior, and Clifford Pinchot,
deposed chief forester, are expected
at Sycamore Hill. Mr.. Pinchot has
just returned from a trip to the coast
and probably will report to Colonel
Roosevelt on the political observa-
lions which he made. Mr. Garfield will
tell the colonel about the situation in
Ohio.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-11
Prisoner Hangs Self in Cell.

Milbank, S. D., Aug. 11.-John Van
Asch, fifty years old, in jail for MUIR
der, committed suicide by hanging
himself with blanket to the cell bars.
He was in jail awaiting the Novem-
Der term of court, charged with the
murder of James Reem, aged seventy
years, farmer on the night of July /.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-11
Druggist Ends His Life.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Aug. 11.-Dr.
Ralph sSteenson, formerly resident
of Sioux Falls but for some years
engaged in the drug business at Har-
risburg, near Sioux Falls, committed
suicide by drinking a quantity of poi
son before the eyes of his wife. Ner-
vousness. due to oyerwork, was the
cause .-s-+Ss II 800
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-11
Believe Law
IS OF NO VALUE
Official Opinion Of White
Slave Statute.
lNYADES STATE RIGHTS

Measure Passed at Last Congress Con-
sidered Clearly an Interference With
the Police Powers of the Individual
States-Transportation of immoral
Women From One Commonwealth
to Another Is Prohibited.
Washington, Aug lit is admit
ted by administration officials that the
white slave" traffic law that was put
through congress with such flourish
during the closing days of the recent
session is worthless, so far as putting
a stop to the shipment from one
state to another of women for immoral
purposes. The officials whose duty
h is to administer the new law say
that without doubt it will be declared
unconstitutional.
Il think there is no doubt that the
white slave traffic act will be declared
unconstitutional as soon as the courts
have an opportunity to pass on it,"
said one of these officials. I'm my
judgment the act is clearly an inter-
ference with the police powers of the
states. The government has not at
tempted yet to bring case under it.
We shall wait until we can get a
strong case from our point of view
before testing the new law"
This is the so called Mann bill,
making it unlawful to transport wo-
men for immoral purposes from one
state to another. 1t was very strin-
gently drawn with view to stopping
the practice and providing punish
ment for all who engage in it in any
way, either by the purchasing of rail-
road tickets, furnishing money or
other means.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
Puente Williamsburg, visto desde Ell int ior.

sea colocado nj en- ei ueposlto de
muertos nj en- el hospital"
FL padre de Felicia vive en- Rio.
blanco. Sc lie envi6 por expreso la
noticia de que SUI hija estaba grave.
LEGO Il las tres de la madrugada.
FL cuerpo Gle la nina estaba deposita.
do en- una CANA. Parecia dormida,
en- sus facciones habia la mayor pla-
cidez., Tenia el mismo traje que lu-
cia cuando recibio la muerte. A la
llegada del padre hubo una escena
conmovedora. Despues pregunt6 POI
el matador.
Sc ha matado-le dijeron.
-sConqu6 Sc ha matado? iPero
porqu6 Sc ha matado? ESQ no es
verdad, esta vivo, Y yo quiero verlo..
para arrancarle ell corazdn. -.
Fud despues al hospital. Nelson
habfa muerto. Sus facclones estaban
contraidss de una manera violenta.
Su agonia fuG dolorosa y prolongada.
No Sc permiti6 q. ell padre de Fehd
ia Sc acercara nj viera al cad4voss
Al entierro de la joven acudi6 Inc
mensa concurrencia. Fue lcyada en-
hombros.
Ell acto resultd triste y solemne.
Una verdalera manifestation de due
10.
Sc diio que uno de los parientes
del suicida habla propuesto que am
bos cuerpos, matador y asesinada,
fueran depositados juntos en- un mis-
mo nicho. La idea fue rechazada con
grandes protestas.
FL suceso ha consternado grande-
mente i Ia ciudad de Humacao V al
yecindario de Naguabo v Rio-blanco
Paz en- ell sepulcro a las dos vlcti-
mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
COOK DECL ARADO
IMP0STOR

bros del comitf Guienes fueron ayu-
dados en- sus investigaciones por cl
cxplorador knud Rasmussen. En-
Seguida Ia universidad public6 el
mforme 4 que Sc hacc referencia an
terlnrment" V cuyu teXto vertlio
del ingliS es como sigvc:
Los documpntoS cntragadoS i la
univcrsidad para su eXamen, no
conticnen ohservaci"res III iniurma-
clones que pucdan eonsi,lerarse CO.
NO prucha> lie que ell DR.. Cook lego
hasta el polo norte en- su recientc
expedition.
Fl veredicto ha mortificado mu-
cho al goblcrno V al pueblo lie Dina
marca. pero muchos Sc aferran 4 Ia
creencla lie que Cook actuo de bue-
ma fe pcro que acarici0 una ilusi6n
La pren>a de Ia tarde ataca al Dr..
Cook sevcramente Y 10 critican por
estar oculto.
Ell rector lie la universidad DR..
Salomonsen, cuando fue preguntado
de que 81 le seria possible i la
universi!ad cancelar ell titulo que le
confio al DIR. Cook. dijo que no Sc ha
bia tornado decision alguna sobrs
el particular. pcro que el titulo SO
podia retirar del mismo modo que
un gohierno suspende una condeoo-
raci6n que haya adquirido una per-
soma con falSas pretenciones.
CaIiGcsi0 dc tlrnsdor
FL captain Gustav Holm, explo-
raior artico. V uno lie los miembros
del comit6. dijo:
La afirmaciin del DR.. Cook de
que habia hecho Ia observation de
NJ grades, 81 minutes V 46 segundos
prOb6 inme,iiatamente que era un
nal ohservadOr. pero no indicaba
NADIA lie que fuera un timador. Aho-
II sus napelcs 10 han condenado.
Exaninamos las observaciones de
DIR. Cook y convinimos unanime-
mcntc en- lue no valian nsda. Las
obServacfues lie Loose no fueron
us;,da, c1 l"s papeles que el Dr.
Cook >uWInistro d la universal ai."
L! professor Olufson secretsrio
lie Ia SDca, .ad geoligica daness di-
%
Este e. el evento mas triste de
Con.inda en- II pSgina 3a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
Nemesio Gomez ma
ia de un balazo a
Felicita Rotger.
Nv. quiere que lie devuel
va su pahuelo-la dijo en-
la noche del suceso-
pues tengalo---y disparo
ell tiro que la cause la
muerte.
AL entierro de "Felicidad'' con-
currio Ia mayor parte del ve-
cindario. Lo que dej6 escrito
elSuiCida.

En- la noche del domingo Q de los
corrientes ell vecindario de Humacac
fue conmovido por un suceso que
llev6 penosa impression 4 todos los
animos.
Una agraciada joven, en- la flor
de su juventud y cuando todo lie son
reia en- la vida fu6 muerta de un ba
lazo en- ell coraz0n en- momentos en-
que regresaba de yer un bale. FL he
cho y antccedentes sc refieren CO.
mo sigue:
Nemesio Gomez (al Nelson, y por
otro nombre Nelson Gonzales, era
un joven como de 25 amos de edad,
que hacc mucho tempo viva en-
Humacao. Trabajaba de dependien-
te en- el comercio y ultimamente en-
la casa del Sr. Aurelio Ramirez. Te
MIA alguna instruction Y hablaba un
POGO el inglfs. Sc habia casado hace
2 amos y en- la fecha del suceSo hacia
40 dias que su esposa habia dado i
luz el primer nino. Su esposa es
joven v Sc llama Anita Figueroa.
En- ell poblado de "Rio-blanco",
en- Naguabo VIVA una bella
joven, de Is amos de edad,
soltera, de tcz muy blanca Y negros
cabellos, allegro V simpdtica, llama
da Felicia Rotger. Por su caricter
decidido V allegro lie llamaban "Fe-
lidad'' Tenia padre V otros familia-
res. Hacia POGO tempo que fut a
pasar una temporada Ii Humacao
hospedandose ell casa del Sr. Bar
tolo Flaquer.
En- la tpoca de "Reves' sali6 de
Humacao al campo Nelson Gonza-
lez. Iba i "reyar'. Conoci0 en- Rio
blanco Felicita Y una ,iolcnta pa
sion sc desarrollo seguidamente en-
el ioven. Procure tratarla Y bail0 |
con ella algunas vcces. Ocult0 que
fucra casalo V emprendiG la tarea |
de conuuistar el coraz On de la 10 |
ven. En- Ia temporada de "Reve>"
Sc encontraron algunas vcces. En- |
uno de eSos encuentroS Nelson OBJ
tuvo dc Fclicita un pahuelo. Sc ig-
nora 81 con cl conscntimiento de Ia
joven. I.c guardaba como una rcli-
qIia.
Al fin Sc enter6 Felicita que Su
galanteador ora caSadI. Aquel 10
habia ocultado embellishments. La
ioven republic las pretensiones de
Nelson V hubo algunas eScenas en
lue Nelson le describia SUI passion
ron pl mi, ardlente afan V la joven
e rechazaba, dltimamente en- ter
minos acres.
Vino Felicita i Humacan Y Sc hos
Dei6 en- In exprcSa,la casa. En- ella /
,Staha Ia noche del >ucp>o. Habia /,
alli una reunion lie caracter
familiar. Se eiectuaha un hri-
lante halle en- cl Club Bo-
-inquen Como cntrc q 9.30 de
"a nDclic fin; Fclicita ron utras ami
IA i vrr ri bale de- lc IN Gale. Ha-
Via ALI un Grlpo dc perSOnaS. La
oven estaha elcgantemcntr vestIda
: reboSaha algeria POGO dc<pu@s Sc
-etir6 i 81 casa Nelson estaba en- Ia /
.cera V en- momentOs que ella saia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
'bUEN EX|TO EN- CA
'R|TAT|VA LABOR:
H asilo de sordo
m u a 0 s obtiene
$284.N.
Ell total producto de las
carreras fue de $1363
64 centavoS.
La tesorera Sehorita Maria No.
bic produce su cuenta de Ii
,quidaci6n a la cOmiSi6n de
damaS.

Ell resultado de Ia liquidacior
de cuentas EN- la fiesta celebrada i
beneficio de los sordos mudos as.
ciende q S2S4.24.
La Comisi6n de distinguida dama>
de que formaran parte la sehorita
Margery Cotton Y las Senoras. Cabot
Ward y Luchetti quiencs organiza-
ron una fiesta a beneficio de los nj
nos sordos-mudos llevada a efecto
ell dia 10. del aho en- ell hip6dromo
ha recibido la siguiente liquidaci6n
de La tesorera, la senorita Maria No
BILE:
Entradas.-Importe de Ia banca de
Acha-S229.l0, Soto, -34.l2 Da-
mas 9.36, Pelouse,-l1.34, Taquilla
.-1S7. 20, las MISREPRESENTATION, :,
la cantina 33.45,-Palcos vendidos
$4,000, Lunetas vendias, 10000
i, total ingresos-s1363.64.
\ Salidds.-Importe de los premios,
-S675.O0, Juez de salida, $500.
acomodadores en- peones en- la p.sta
1900, Taquillero Sellar entradas
v adornos tribuna- 1850, Band
master, retreta sordos mudos, 900.
Para "sandwichs" v dulces a la
banda, $50; Piza, tela para ban
deras, PIP; P. Giusti, cintas para
lazos 2-05; Para blocks, programs
y carteles, Burillo Y Co, 24-40;
Para Labrador, palcos y fijos de
carteles, 90O.-Total gastos 1857
Beneficios ootenidos S56S.47, CO.
rresponde al asilo de Sorios Mu-
dos 1884 "A.
La Comision ha entregado a las
hermanas ell balance de S2S4.24.
Las seforas que forman la Comisi0n
en- union de las hermanas cuyo
cargo esta el asilo dan las mas ex
presivas gracias 4 Ia Directiva del
Hipodromo quienes cortesmente
contribuyeron al exito de dicha fies-
ia asf como tambien 4 todas aque-
Has personals que eOoperaron en- esta
labor caritativa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
The committee of la
dies express their
gratitude.
The total amount rec eived
was $1.363.64.
Receipts amount to 1924. "a.

The Committee of ladies', consis-
ting of Miss Margery Cotton, Mrs.
George Cabot Ward, and Mrs. Lu-
chetti, who organized a benefit for
the deaf and dumb children which
took place on New Years day at
the "Hipodromo', have received
the following figures from the
treasurer, Miss Maria Noble:
Receircd.-Amount produced by
Mr.. Acha's hank, S229.l0, Soto's
S34-l2, the Ladies 0.36, Pelouse
1l.34. Ticket Office 1920. Horses
entered for the races, l93.O7, the
cafe 33,45, sale of boxes, $4,000,
sale of seats 10000. Total Sl363.64.
Expended: Amount given in pri-
zes, s675.00. Paid to the starter ,25.
90. the porters and employees, of,
track, $500. the ticket seller, 700
for stamping tickets, | 80. for deco
rating the stand, 300 to the band
master, 400. for deaf -muter sign.
5.00.for sandwiches and cakes given
to the band $50. for cloth for
flags, 2,72. for ribbons 2.O5.
for programmes and advertise
ments. 24.40, to collectors and
for pasting advertisements 900.
Balance 1851, S56S.47, Amound
corresponding to the Deaf-Mute
Asylum, s2s4.24.
This amount of S2S4.24 was tur-
ned over to the Sisters this morning
by the Committee.
The Ladies of the Committee. as
well as the Sisters in charge Of the
Asylum, wish to express their appre
citation of the courtesy of the dircc-
tors of the "Hipodromo", through
whose kindness the entertainment
was made possible, and to express
their gratitude to all who so kindly,
In this good work.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
Compania de zaTzueIa
para Puerto Rico.

Ell amigo Spa nos ha mcstrado
hoy un cable del Sr. HOnorato An
lres en- que anuncia el embarque,
Il 20 del c1rriente en- Barcelona. de
ana compaiifa de zarzuela-
Las pares principales que figu-
an en- ella son:
Sta MaIino la tiple c6mica. Srta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12

Hoy Sc reune Ia comisi6n dc
nombramientos de personal de Ia
camara de delegados para considerar
las solicitudes que le han sido presen
tadas y resolver Ia provision de pIa-
zss de temporeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12

Astooga la. tiple dramitica. Sta.
Calgni la tiple lirica. Sr. Ricardo
Guell 1a primera figura en- la zarzue-
Ia espa6olal actor V director. Sr. So
Ia otro primer actor. Sr. Palmer Ter
baritone, Sr. BalieSteros Ter tenor
comico..
Tiene en- ei repertoire todos los
tiltimos estrenOs Y las operetas ulti-
mamente puesta en- II escena.
Llegaran el 20 de Febrero pr6Ai-
mo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-05
JEFFR|ES HAS
No APOLOGY
To MAKE:
PRIDE GOT THE BETTER OF
MY JUDGMENT, iE SiGAS
BoiIennaker Discovered He
Lacked His Old Time Ability
to Snap in Short Arm JabSi
Training Didn't Help,


81 lost my fight this afternoon, but
I did not have the snap OF youth /
used to have / believed in my own
heart that all the old time dash was
there, but when | started to execute,
the speed and youthful stamina were
lacking. The things ! used 70 do We're
impossible. For instance I used TO
shoot in right hand body punch. a
sort OF short range blow that never
used to fail me. But when ! tried IL
today the snap was not there and it
was only a love tap.
- suppose most of my trainers and
helpers viii say that did not box of
ten enough. It wouldn't have made
any difference if / had SPARED a doz-
en- times more than did. ! simply
was not there and that's All there is
to it,
81 guess it's all my own fault. was
getting along nicely ana living beau
tfully on my alfalfa farm but when
they started calling for me and mem
tl0ning me as the white mans hope
/ guess my pride got the better OF my
Judgment At that / worked long ana
hard to condition myself ana l was
fit. as far as strength goes, but tho
old snap and dash the Willingness to
tear ian and crush, were not with me
six years ago the result might
have been different. But noW-WelL
] guess the public viii let me alone 0l-
ter this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-05
WONDERFUL
FIGHTER SAYS RICHARD.
Ry Tex RiCkarn.

"Jack Johnson is the most wonder
nl fighter that ever pulled on glove.
lie won as he pleased from Jeffrics
and was never In danger. I could not
help hut feel sorry for the big white
man as he fell beneath the cham
pions blow 1t was the most pitiahie
sight + ever saw. AS "a matter Of fact
] thought way down in my heart that
Jeffrics would be the winner Of the
fight
''Thc fight was won and lost when
Jeffries went through the ropes the
first time. This is official The other
knock down doesn't count II was this
way Jeffries was brought TO his
knees and as he arose, dazed john
son hit him with "a succession Of lclts
that sent him throuch the ropes. AS
he lay there. seVcral of his seconds
caught hold Of him and helped him 90
his feet. Under the rules of the game
which / have read thQroughly while
certain people were saying that I
couldn't referee fight. this disquali-
fled Jcffrics and Johnson was the
winner Instead they showed him into
The ring again to be beaten further
while | was doing all I could to step
the fight during the confusion.
-Jeffries could not hit Johnson and
Johnson could hit Jeffries whenever
he pleased. Jeffries was not MS good
as the last time he fought