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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
ENGlAND'S new INSURANCE
British Government Plans UnempIoy-
ment insurance for Laborers.

meht insurance TOR LaDOferS.
London, Jan. ia big scheme of
unemployment insurance will be the
work of the new liberal government,
if returned to power. Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill, president of the board
of trade, outlined the scheme in the
course of a speech at Glasgow, when
he addressed two huge meetings.
Mr.. Churchill announced that the
details of the scheme already had been
worked out by the board of trade and
said that if the people granted the
money the house of commons would
pass a compulsory and contributory
unemployment insurance bill, which
would deal with the affairs of upwards
of 2,250,000 adult workers, skilled and
unskilled alike. The ship building, en-
gineering and allied trades would first
come under consideration, while side
by side with the scheme facilities will
be extended for voluntary insurance
aided by the state. The new plan
would be carried on in conjunction
with $50 labor exchanges, which were
soon to be opened throughout the king
dom. These exchanges, Mr.. Churchill
said, would give labor a scientific mar.
ket and the advantages modern civil.
lization had conferred on all the class
es. The insurance plan would improve
and standardize labor and would equal
ly benefit the employer and artisan
Chancellor LlOyd-GeOrge at Wolver-
hamton, evidently referring to the
same scheme, said that he had put
$l5,OOO,OOO in the budget to deal with
nnemnlnYmRnt
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
3 | PERISH
WITH SHIP
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYS
STEAMER czARlNA GOES DOWN.
-AsHED BY A FURIOUS OCEAN
ENGINES DISABLED, BOAT is
SWEPT ONTO A SPIT.
MAN AFTER MAN SWEPT IN SEA

The Steamer Left Marshfield, Ore, in
Frenzed Gale-Those on Shore See
Her Disabled and Swallowed Up by
the Raging Pacific.
Marshlield, Ore, Jan. Is. -- The
wrecked steamer C2arina was plainly
visible from shore today and half Il
dozen men could be seen dashed to
the rigging of the last remaining mast.
The breakers still were dashing over
the vessel.
1t is believed that among these six
are Captain Duggan, Harold Mills, the
only passenger; Purser Hedges and
First officer Hughes.
The life savers were unable to reach
the Czarina.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
B. G. o. TeIecraphers Make Demands

Cincinnati, Jan. 10. A committee
representing the telegraph operators
of the Baltimore and Ohio southwest
ern railway, formally presented their
demands for new working schedule
to II. NJ. Crimson, general superinten-
dent of the road, here today. The OPP
orators demand an increase of % per
cent in wages, a ten-hour working day
and other concessions.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
MORE SNOW ON THE PRA|RIES
Five Inches Added to Dakota Blanket,
Making Foot and Half.

Pierre, S. d., Jan. 13.-The snow
storm here added about five inches to
the snow on the prairies, making the
blanket fully eighteen inches deep.
A steady rain had been falling here
since last night causing the heavy
snow to quickly disappear 1t grew
colder last night
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
TAFT NOMINATtS WA NER
Dakota City Man Named by President
for U. S. Marshal.

Washington, Jan. 10. President
Taft today sent to the senate the NOM
nation of William p. Warner to be
United States marshal for the district
of Nebraska.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
A MURDER IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Robert FRANKIE Fatally Stabbed by
Charles Storch Near Aberdeen.

Aberdeen. S. D., Jan. 13.-ln row
on farm near Aberdeen last night,
Robert FRANKIE was fatally stabbed and
died in a hospital here today. Charles
Storch who is under arrest, claims he
killed FRANKIE in self defense.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
HAVE KNOCKS FOR PING OF
Resolution to Endorse Him, Meets De-
feat in Live Stock Meeting.

Denver, Jan. l3.-The resolution
presented to the National Live Stock
association yesterday endorsing the
Pinchot administration of the forest
and urging federal control of range
lands met defeat.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
NEBRASKA INSURGENTS DATE
Next Thursday, January 20, Set for
Rally; To Oppose Burkett.

Lincoln, Jan. 1S.-The Nebraska in.
surgcnts have selected January 20 as
the date for the state rally and the
meeting will be held at the Oliver
theater.
Resolutions will be passed praising
the record of the Nebraska insurgents
in congress. A candidate will also be
endorsed to oppose Senator f. }. Bur
kett for reelection.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
GOR1ITION or rAF WEATHER
Temperature for Twenty.four Hours.
Forecast for Nebraska.

Chicago, Jan. 13-The bulletin is.
sued by the Chicago station of the
United states weather bureau gives
the forecast for Nebraska as follows:
Fair tonight and Friday; colder to.
night
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14

presidency OF S1ca,' Island to sue.
coed Richard A. JReiol, signed.
These changes, 1t is sa. on high au.
thority, involve the taking over Of Dan.
icl G.. Reds holdings of Rock Island
preferred stock by prominent banking
interests acting in conjunction with
certain foreign financiers. According
to well defined information William II.
Moore of the Rock Island company is
conducting the negotiations for the
bankers and the contamination of the
deal will carry control to Mr. Moore
and the proposed new interests.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
TOCONTROL ROCK ISLAND
William n. Moore viii Secure Control
Of Road in New Deal.

New York, Jan. 13. 49, Important
changes are pending in the Rock Is
land company and its affiliated proper
ties other than the announced eleva-
ton of Robert Walker, former assis-
tant general counsel of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railway, to the
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14

Lawrence, Kan, Jan. 13.-The ice
gorge in the Kansas river reached
Lawrence today, carrying out wagon
bridge and causing several thousand
dollars loss between Lecompton, elev-
en- miles west, and Lawrence. The
ice as it moved this way was tossed
forty feet into the air.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
IKDICT DOXeY AND HIS WIFE
Former Columbus Couple Held for Poi
soninu Erder With Arsenic.

st. Louis, Jan. ia joint indict-
ment charging DR., Loren r. DoXey and
his wife with numbering William j.
Erder with arsenic, was returned here.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14

Marshfield, Ore, Jan. 13.-The
Southern Pacific railway companys
steamer C2arina, which left this port
for San Francisco yesterday afternoon,
lies a total wreck on the north spit
Of the Coos Bay bar and thirty lives
are believed to have been lost
* II. Kent2el, first assistant engin-
eer, was washed ashore last night. He
was with difficulty restored to CON
seriousness, but he was too weak to
speak and is believed to be internally
injured.
A second body was seen in the
water but was carried out again be-
fore patrolman could reach it.
There appears to BE- no hope that
"n" mc'~ ri. e. r.s aIi rr.rh saoif
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-14
alive
Steamer Swept Onto Spit.


The steamer left port in a gale. Ire
mendous seas were breaking over the
bar as the Czarina attempted to pass
INTO the ocean. Those on the shore
who had gathered to watch the depar-
ture of the boat, were suddenly startl-
ed to see the Czarina sweeping toward
the north spit. Her engines apparent
ly had been disabled. The heavy seas
seemed almost to envelop the steam
er and she drifted rapidly onto the
spit at a point about a mile above the
jetty,
Man After Man Washed Overheard.
The disabled vessel pounded heav-
lily while great waves swept over her.
The crew crowded onto the rigging
and could be seen making frantic ges
lures for help while hundreds on
shore, among them C. j. Mills, mana
ger of the steamship company, whose
son was on board the vessel, were
compelled to stand idly by and see
man after man washed overheard.
Life Saving Efforts Fail.
So rough was the set that all efforts
OF the life saving crew to launch
boat were in vain, while attempts to
shoot life line across the vessel al
so failed The distance was too great.
AS darkness fell only a few of the
crew were still seen to be clinging to
the wreck, but it is not believed any
of these can survive.
The Czarina carried crew of nine
officers and twenty-one men.
The Ship Swallowed Up by Ocean.
The Czarina later disappeared and
| 1t is believed that the crew and one
passenger have gone down.
Harold Mills, 2O-year-old son of C.
}, Mills, general manager of the steam.
ship company operating the Czarina.
was the only passenger, He was en-
route to the University of California
| after spending short vacation with
| his parents here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-12-08
Ted sprowl returned last Sun
day from a trip down into Iowa.

Ted sprowl returned last Sun
day from a trip down into Iowa.
Ghaater White male MOS for sale.
We'll bred and good quality.
j. M. DUNM1RE & Sons.
Attys Wicks and Meighen r
attending court in Tyndall this
week.
Miss Julia Stark visited at the
home Of Rev. Kreiger, in Trip
last Saturday.
For Sale,-A number Of choice
bred White Wyandotte Cockerels.
Elmer Waterbury.
"Reaping the Harvest a melo.
drama Of three acts was played in
the Opera EHIenssee Monday evening
to a rather slim audience. But
those that missed this play missed
one Of the best plays that were
here this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Robinson
received a message Monday morn
ing summoning them to Audubon,
Isewa, and stating that their
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Wilson, had
given birth to q child, but that II
died soon after it was born, and
that Mrs. Wilson was very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left on the
one o'clock train Monday. An
other message received Monday
night stated that Mrs. Wilson was
resting eIIsisr and seemed to be
some better
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-12-08
VIM. H. MILLER,
Scotland, S. D.


Banks ON Sure Thing zow.
\" Til never be without DR.. Kings
New Life Pills again." writes "a.
schingeck, CAT Elm ST., Buffalo,
M. Y. "They cured me Of chronic
constipation when all others fail
ed Unequaled for Biliousness,
Jaundice, Indigestion, Headache,
Chills, Malaria and Debility. 25c
at Bruhn & Stonebraker's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-12-08
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
T. i. D BLISS, E Edit0f 4 fTTupfi5toT.
SCOTLAND, s. D., Dec. 8, 1910.
LOCAL NEWS.

~ OuIlbbuldb OStalB Nt lT6lDbf b..
Jos. v. Janda of Wagner was in
town Tuesday.
A. B. Freeman was IN Sioux
City Monday.
10000 Holiday p%ostals to select
+ rom at Treiber's.
Mrs. Thos Jones and son return.
ed from their visit in Iowa We'd
nesday.
aOapsn Eisenmann has again
taken his position as night man in
the Sanford restaurant.
Take advantage Of the sacrifice
sale on millinery during the next
20 days.
Miss Burgette.
John Echmierer ST. and wife.
returned home from Chicago where
they visited their son Gus Schmier.
e. and family.
John Wittmayer, auditor for bhs
Goodridge. Call Lumber Go. ani
sFittmayer local agent fl
HE company, haye beer invoicing
yarlas "a The neighhoging tewns liz
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-12-08

Holiday Post Cards at Treiber's.
Mrs. VIM Logeman spent last
week with friends in Memo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gregory,
returned to their home in Salem
last Saturday.
Have you seen the Holiday
postals at Treiber 8?
Atty. G. NJ. Stilwill came from /
Aberdeen Tuesday and went to
Tyndall where he has some cases
in court.
Mrs. Barrickman's father who
has been here the past two months
returned to his home in Streator,
ILL.,, Tuesday.
All those who are indebted to the
late firm of John Schmierer & Son
please call on John Schmierer or
Phil, Schmierer and pay the same.
aEEN E
John Schmierer & Son
Miss Hattie Johnston came
home from Mitchell last week, re-
turning the forepart of this week.
Miss Martha Hronish, who has
been holding a claim in Meade
county came to Scotland last Sat-
urday.
German Christmas and New
Year Postals at Treiber's.
Mrs. Geo. Dunmire has been
notified that her pair of Blue
Swedish ducks sent to the big
poultry show at Kansas City took
first premium. Another pair will
be sent to the poultry show in
Chicago. The show in Kansas
City was one Of the largest in the
country, and the first honors taken
at such q collection are naturally
very gratifying to Mrs. Dunmire.
G erman Postals for the Holt
day al n nTraeibeerr s.
John Dempster from near Spring
field was here Tuesday on his way
to Sturgis. Some years ago Mr..
Dempster bought a farm near
1 Springfield for $50 per acre. About
q g ago hezaold it for $50, and
bought 400 acres near by at $55
per acre. He has just sold 100
acres of this for 500 per acre and
has been offered 500 per acre
for the balance.
According to the state bureau of
statistics, Bon Homme county, as
usual, leads all the other counties
In the state in the production Of
corn, The total acreage in the
state is estimated at 2,469,50O
acres, with a yield Of 76,471,OOO
!, bushels or an average Of a little
over so bushels to the acre. Bon
Homme county has 190, 600 acres
with a yield Of 100000 bushels,
Or an average Of 40 bushels tothe
acre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-10
Ve|ada familiar en- Utuado.
Un grupo de encantadoras
senorltas Sc reunIeron
en- el hogar de los esti
mables esposos Blanco.
He nuestro oorresponsal

Septiemhre Il. Anoche 80 felnie-
ron en- el hocar de To- dl>tingul!os cs--
poses j lanco. I'm grupo de encsntado-
raS senoritas nInas acenpanada ,ie
aIginoS i6venes. para saludar 4 l. sciio
IA Blanca Blanro. hija dc dichos csp.t
.l,s = conSorte del Dr Ruheri !e Vega
Baja. que 50 encuentran aq,ii con mott
vo del pr6ximo enlace de Su hcrmana
Pepita con el apreciahle ioven y Ia
sellas Sancho. que se celebrari en- Ia
preaente semana.
4 Ia senora de Rubert acompainn-
do, lindisimas chiquillas. hijaS el nr.
.Amadeo de Vega liala. Car en-Ana
& Isatelita.
Se huil6 Iesde las . hsstd la II.
todoS lbs concrnrentes fuimos explen-
didanente ohzc1riisdos por los fiItu
pls esposos iepita Y Antonio. due
nnS lie Il casa. onn tinos linpres Y
dulccs.
ALI tuvinos q gIsto de oouocer al
ST. Canals del cspmercio lie Ponce
Fl Elacra,lable ratio dlsfruta,in aun-
che en- tasa de In. eSpnsi. Blanco.
10 recordarcn : i0-l"- h, que asi~li-
mos i Ii fiesta. c'W elsgria.
DeSeamo. !: b. futures nny,:enS
tnda suerte de ;,ll,il..,!es ii Inn slls
desti4os.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-10
INTERESANJE JUL
C|O EN- PONCE,
Declaran dos testlgos en- cl
]uiclo contra Alberto
Roman.
Ell NAL tempo ha causado gra
YES dan0s al cOmercio.
La alarma cundio en- los pri.
meros ,momentos. teniendo
ia policia que ser reforzada
para prestar los necesarios
auxilios V calmar los anlmos
De nuestro corresponsal,

Septiembre 9,-En la parte que ha
hecho mas dano las !luvla, ha sioo
en- todo el extreme de Ia playa, por
los sitios alrededores del rio. No te-
nemos que lamentar desgraclas per
sonales, pero 81 han habldo muchas
perdldas de materlales. Los habi-
tantes de la playa mas cercanos al
mar y al rio, estuvieron alarmadisl-
mos, teniendo la policia que presta
servlcios en- Ia playa, que auXlllar-
los.
El individuo Adolfo Lugo, pesa-
dor de carne de res en- ell mercado,
| fue denunciado por el pollcia !nsular
Martin Vazquez, por expender carne
incomplete. Visto el caso ante la
corte municipal, el juez Lopez Acos-
ia, 10 condeno a 5 dollars de multa
Aver a las 81 de la Mariana Sc
constituy6 Ia corte de distrlto, pre-
sidida por el Hon. juez Mr.. Foote.
fiscal Pala clos, secretario Vivaldi,
marshall Alvarado, en- sustitucldn
del actual taquigrafo Sr. Arturo Mu
niz, que Sc encuentra ausente lie
sustituyo La taquigrafa del fiscal
Srta. Rosita Gonzalez. El fical infor
mo a la corte que teniendo que au-
sentarse ell Sr. Pedro Juan Salazar,
y Pedro j. Manzanet, cuyos caba-
lleros estarfan fuera de Puerto Rico,
el dia del juicio contra el acusado
Alberto Roman, presunto autor d.
la muerte del joven Collazo, va Sc
habia puesto de acuerdo con el de-
fensor del acusado Lcdo. Canales,
para que los expresados caballeros
dieran SUI declaration, la cual cons
tara de conformidad con la defensa
en- el proceso para el dia del juicio.
La corte fue de opinion que Sc
practicara la investigation en- las ex-
presadas declaraciones, y el mar
shall, condujo al acusado Alberto
Roman, de la galera de la carcel a
la cortc, el cual venia con esposas
puestas, las que lie quito el marshal
al llegar al salon del tribunal. Pres
taron sus respectivas declaraciones
los Sres. Salazar y Manzanet, ha-
ciendo algunas objeciones ell defen-
sor las cuales quedaron en- ell record.
Terminada esta investigation Sc de
clar6 la corte en- receso hasta mana
ma 4 las 8. FL REQ fu6 nuevamente es-
posado v conducido a la galera de
la carcel por el marshal. La opinion
ptiblica sigue con interes el curse de
este importante proceso que ha de
verse ell dia 3 Gle octubre.
FL juez Mr. Foote, cstuvo en- Yau-
co Gle paseo, regresando aver.
Han salido para la earretera de
Ponce a Penuelas, a trabajar los diez
presos que procedcntes de la carctl
de Mayag iiez llegaron aver a esta
ciudad
Salieron a cumplir sus respectivas
condemns al preside de San Juan,
los confinados Eduvigis Rodriguez,
que va 4 cnmplir ) amos de preside
que lie impuso Ia corte de este distr-
to, por un repuenante delito, y Es
teban Caraballo cumplir 10 amos de
preside por el delito de dos escala-
mientos en- primer grado. Van Gus
todiados Dor el cabo de penales
ST.. Aponte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-10

De Bayam6n informan que los
derrumbes que Ia lluvia del martes
v microbes ocasion6 en- la carretera
de Comerio, impiden el facil tran>i-
to por algunos sitios Y reSultan pc
ligrosos para los transemtes
No Sc tiencn notIcias lie IA i>ls
de haberse ocasionado daiins Inr cl
ultimo NAL tempo i la cosecha dc
cafe V Ia cana en- determinadas re-
giones de Ia costa norte ha suirido
muy POGO.
-Anoche hubo rcpeti'los eclipzcs
del alumbrado electrico en- SAINT rec
Ell alImbrado piblico comen15 ALI
servicio despleS de las de Ia noche
y sc apsg6 repetidas yeces.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-10
AGUACE-
R0S EN- A|B0N|T0;
El vecindar,o Sc alarmo
creyenio en- IA proximi
dac &c an c.clon.
Nombramiento que ha sido AGO.
gido con simpatia.
Los sres. Flores = Becerra son
los designados para aslstlr
a "a e!ecclon de delegados
que ha de llevarse a etecto
en- Guayama.
De uuestro cer.esponsa.

Stbre o.-Anteayer martes, en-
pezo como q Ia una de Ia tarde q des-
Gender el barometro, al extreme de
que a las 10 de Ia noehe, marcaba
7.4S, y Sc sentlan tuertes ratagas dc
viento con contInuados aguaceros,
que no dejaron de alarmar a es1os
veclnos, y tomar precauclones, pero
como 4 las il va ei baronetro acu-
saba dos declmos de alza, Sc cainla-
ron los animos. Y todo Sc redulo q
fuertes lluvias. Menos NAL
Con satisfaction Sc ha vlsto en- es-
te pueblo, el merecldo empleo que
ha obtepldo ell loven don Manuel
Cruz, hilo d. este pueblo; empleo
que ha obtenido, ,en oposlclon con %
CONTINGENCIES, sacando el no. 10.
Bueno es cue sepa la isla entera que
de la MADEIRA del joven Cruz, hay
muchos jovenes de amhos seNos Ell
Aibonite, Y tambien algunos vielos.
Aibonito tiene todo bueno. y So
bre todo el china, que no hay pueblo
que le pueda hacer la competencla,
y Sc probarA en- la proxlma terra
exposition con datos irrefutables.
Aihonito ha dado muy huenos ta-
lentos; ahi teneis al nuestro actual
presidente del tribunal supreme
don Jose Conrado, y SUI hermano
don Baldomero, una de las glorlas y
honra del clero. Ellos nacleron aqui
ALA por los amos l,S4l al SO; y los
aibonitenos estamos orgullosos de
ser compatriotas de ellos.
Con motive del sensible falleci-
micnto de la Sra. Dona Matllde
Rivera viuda de Gonzalez, y madre
de nuestro compatrlotas don Rafael
NJ, Gallo Ma, Teodoro, doha Anita.
doha Petrona, dona Regina y doha
Pepa, familias que gozan de general
estimacion, Y merecida considera-
ci6n, Sc ha slisperdido ell bale que
iba a efectuarse el dia I en- la nue.
va casa que don Diego Becerra ha
hecho construir, cuyo salon midc
Is pies de largo. por 46 de ancho.
Los senores don Ramon Flores y
don Diego Becerra son los dcslgna
dos por el comitt local lel partido
Union para asistir i la election de
los delegados 4 la camara por este
distrito, asi como tambifn para la de
signacion de los miemhros Gle la jun
ia central, acto que Sc llevara a ca
bo dentro de unos dias en- Guayama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-10
HOCHES L|R|CAS
Ernani
Ernani

Ante una concurrence selecta Sc
represent anoche en- el teatro mu-
nicipal una segunda audlci6n de la
opera Ernau. dc Verdi. obteniendo
todos los ait! taS que trabajaron
muclm+ llamala5 i escena. cntre
tronaIorts, aplau<.,~.
l. una vcaladerl artista Ia SEM
rita dc EeNer, que con 81 te>ora tle
vol elcctiiz" 81 auditario en- toda
Ii representa- i0u
Fl tenor btlavi. en- este Ernala.
olltlvn camn -icmpre hnnnrcS IL
gran cuntante steteniende en eSta
opera dramdtica con III Goid TN trilm
10 cspnntinco sincern
Del Baritone >clur Barttin ,qur
diremo> q. i,m Fl hfrc dcla selas4:
lasra q-iiIe<ccl eran cinperdor nn,
Carlos T. ,Ie E>pafld. l.>te cantor.
c.igia nochc que - prescnta en- Mites
tro teatro. g en- yeniad. '.na move
dad pnrq'Ie imrcttl'i e transforms
c1nta oe 'ffG mGf.fG IMPRESSIONS
atrae. elaetfiza c,u - y, ,siciu.a y.,L
Fl han RiISroili. c>i'Itu cnrrcct.,
On Su y-ii,.I ,,i.o>ot' Raf G",a. 4,
.SsfrG- ~ V.,z griYcelr h. .l+1r.. tim
hr.tEi~inr,. urrrn.t, ~ t,sia II .,lsr..
cr.nsn L. s.xiie,. j aIr, l.rics. III. ar-
4 Ia n.rilqr1 -uIrlsne ~ d {. q l,tfl
sg,iauz,.. 7mn ! rn,f.i slr, ~ in
union ,i'-l eIil'ini ,l'.r ,.,rlrris
ErsG's
III rlerrl '.r wtn.- -ss5rl-i,ufs
L. oTtrpt-'i a,lnIryII 81 lI.es-
tor =. PlesPi'i- i,r ilsrss.ti Z ,--e..-
na en- uliln H. L,s ,!aml- astl-ts-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-10

Nora FINAL; ell eciipe toiat de ano-
che, al final del tiltimo acto, on Ia
dqon,a deliciosa de EraaU no fu6
motivo en- aauella obscuridad tcne-
brosa, para q. cl cslnrtito vcr,liano
viniera 4 balo; fuf in triunfo inmcn-
so. colossal para la hatuta magica
,lel iovcn maestro II. Plccetti. que
aurante & minutes continue .uan
10 la orquesta ' i los arti, ta~ como
una corTienfs e'ectriea ole anochel
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f>ta noehe para debut del tenor
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