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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16

obra pornografica al decir de muchos
(2) y aquella moral
Ell realismo paede negar ell espiritu;
pero no es s'stema absolute de demOlici6n
y negaci6n: Prueba: la obra de Fernan
Caballero y las del Jesuita p. Coloma.
Ell realismo es la verdad dentro de la
belleza pIastica, y la belleza plastica tie-
ne una idealidad radiOsa, puesto que va
4 un fin con la verCad de la naturafeZa
siguiendo un canine artfstieO explendo-
rosO. SeguiremOS
(2) Esta obra, como Otras de este au-
tor fueron denunciadas por inmorales.
y obsueltas por ell Supreme de Madrid.
Rodrigo CERvANTEs
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0erIanat.

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Nrbeiter nerlangt. @dberes 5u erfrogen in
BET Office Der
37=ba. @atab Ytlp & Wap + 60.
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streif in Gbieaao.
6 bicago, 5. 9e

Gin nerer 5treif, ser Sen @eib=
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Chicago ausgebrohen. Die &uti6er
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fen, ibre @efabrte a%ngebalten nn0 0as
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greB berbei6ufiibren. @abren0 6es
Cages batte er cine Mn5abl &onfe-
ren3en nit ben Siibrern beioer Sat-
tionen. 8undddt famen sic @egula-
rem an sic &eibe. SIR gri6einen inn
MeiBen @auie perurlabte feline l1eber=
raidung. Nls ieoo6 Senator CUNT
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en-. SIN ga,t3en beperben li6 iedS
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Cute @ele9enbeit.

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MlbanD.

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Cute @eleaenbeit.

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Mtue perlien @eibe,

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@eiuht

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IN elmer oeutidzfatbolii9en Bamilie gum
9al1sbaltfiibren. NdbereS in Ser vy2orbz
tern "zCffice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
DUDLEY HAWUEY
CHARLOTTE IVES
iiE COUNTRY Dor"

tunity to display her remarkable powers
and intelligence as an actress
The cast includes Charles Dalton, H
Reves-Smith. Eugene o'Brien. Louise
Drew. Maud Milton, Helen Freeman,
Marianne Thurber. L. c. Howard. Ed
ward Arnold. Charles Wright and others.
The otd title of the powerful play Is
gained from an allegory related by one
of the characters. Zoe Blundell, played
by Ethel Barrymore, and her husband,
Theodore Blundell. played by Charles Dali
ton. find they are miserable after four
teen years Of welded life. AS Zoe ex-
presses it. they are ION each others
nerves." Their old friend Peter Mottram
tries to make peace between them.
He relates an allegory about a hidden
reef In the piddle of the English cham
mel, where the water is always in a tur-
moil. although the sea may be peaceful
elsewhere on all sides. BY means of this
little parable he tells them to weather
the temporary unpleasantness and pull to-
gether until they once more reach clear
water. The couple are made temporarily
ashamed through the medium of Peters
little parable, and they t1eciue to end
their Quarreling and start In anew they
plan q second honeymoon. which is to
take them to Persia.
But this peacefulness Is Of but short
duration. They are again sood at it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Chase's.

Cnase's announces base ball week" in
honor OF Chrfsty Mathewson and 'Nhiet"
Meyers. the famous battery of the New
York Giants. WIN. with May Tully. come
dienne. will appear in a base hall farce
termed Curves" by Bozeman Burger.
James Young, the Shakespearean star, will
give "hashnsht impersonauons OF Ham
let, Shylocx and Marc Antony with COS
tunes and scenery historic accurate
and picturesque. Tay OF, kranzman and
White contribute "hI.eeu minutes of mu-
steal foonshness." 1hes Cnatle Ahearn
troupe Will introduce II cycling novelty.
The Romany gypsy vioiniste. Dora Ron
CO, Emerson and BALDWIN. in biackface.
McDevitt and Kelly. soft shoe dancers.
and the motion p ctures, shaving New
San Francisco and 1.-The Yosemite val
ley conclude the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Cosmos Theater.

Heading the Cosmos bill for this week
is the comedy piaylet, THE Runaways,"
with Loie Bridges and her company OF
six, showing funny adventures OF TWO
clipping couples: Temptation" presented
by Ardne Wiseman and company. con-
tains tense dramatic situations. Hughes
and Cole give burlesque scenes from Quo
Vadis," Damon and Pythias" ana otnel
class cs Wills and Barron present their
eccentric comedy act; Nat Wharton ap-
pears as nhnstre. vent.iIoquist; Marion
Harrison, the singing soupre.te, will piaS
return engagement. The ball for the
second half Of the week will be announced
later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

Burton Holmes has chosen for his
subject at the Columbia Theater to-
night and tomorrow afternoon his ex.
periencss in motoring through hos
pitabie Bohemia, under the title The
Real Bohemia" With beautifully col.
cred lantern slides and a large number
Of amusing and realistic motion pic.
lures, he will give a detail of his Jour.
neys by motor to Prague, and his daily
experiences in this, one of the most
magnificent of European capitals.
Through this up-to-date city, with it's
interesting and courteous people, Mr..
Holmes will take his feilow.travcler.
and thence, by motor, will convey him
through the delightful country districts
OF Bohemia to many quaint and pic
tureeque towns, cities and villages Tie
entire travelogue is rapid Gro" ef
coiored views aad mutton
pictures, accomplished by a narration
Of experiences entertaining and anus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Academy.

Rowland Ss Clifford new play, The
Rosary" comes to the Academy this
week. The story of the play is of u
typical American family as an exam
pie OF everyday conditions that OBTAIN
throughout the country. the husband,
a man immersed in basIness. Las fallen
away from the faith OF has fathers and
has repiaceu II by an agno.tic atti-
tude. The wife believes her Confidence
in an ali-wise, ali-pervading God has
not been Suaken. SO w..e.. 5totu and
stress come the man wlt.I no anchor IL
swept away, but the womaa re.IaiRs
steadtast. moored by her faith 10 out
rlde the tempest. inrougu al tae
heartbrcak ana tears Gear and serene
moves the wonderlui ngare vi a mod
crn priest. whose clear spir. tual v.sloR
sees through tine Nep ti.at has been
woven about the two people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

management Of Daniel v. Arthur. In
Judy Forgot" The piece Is prologue
and two acts. words by Avery Hopwood
and music by Silvio Helm.
Judy Forgot" has a plot that turns on
a case Of accidentally lost memory and an
uncomfortable wink. Judy CMiss CahilD
is a bride whose unintentional habit OF
winking at the men she meets is source
Of never-ending quarrels with her hus-
band. Finally, in hun, she leaves hub
by. but her tran gets wrecked and She
slIstains shock that causes her total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

romance of Broadway and the green
fields Of an upstate town. It tells of a
young man who came to New York to
win fame and fortune. but who finds
that the white light along Broadway is
too strong for him. He is disappointed
in chorus girl, with whom he falls in
love, and after losing his position at
tempts to end 1t all by suicide. He is
saved by a newspaper man. one of the
strongest characters in the play. The
story. concludes with the country boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

Broadway 1.-THE Havoc also, will be
given a New York run Immediately after
the Washington production.
The author OF The Havoc" is H. S.
Sheldon, a Chicago newspaper man. Ir
his play he has at acked the preachments
of those who proclaim womans right to
trample on convent on. His story is told
IN three acts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

accepts the situation, until Judy COM
mences to make love 10 Dickie. When
Judy's own husband appears she. not rec
ogniztng him. scorns him. He thinks that
he, auss OF their last quarrel she has
turned against him and he i wild with
rage and jealousy over Dickie. Event
ually an auto accident restores Judys
memory.
Characteristic song hits are introduced.
The company includes Arthur Stanford.
Joseph Santley, Lincoln Plumer, Maud
Meredith and Incz Bauer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Cosmos Sunday Concert.

Among the acts announced for the
Cosmos concert today are the trio Smith.
ChIdlow and Williams, In a new singing
act; Schwab and Krell, novelty musicians;
Al Wilson. in character songs; Florence
White. singing Coincidence, and Drake and
Morgan, comedy sketch AS a special attrac-
ton Edward Hines, the well known tenor.
will be heard In selections from popaIar
operas. The usual la. &c orchestra, under
John Bovelio, Will be in attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Academy Sunday Concert.

The program at the Academy concert
tonight includes: Smith, Chidlay and
Williams, variety trio; Mystic MiIburn,
the mysterious M 81, ian: George Howe,
singer, and carefully selected program
Of motion pictures round up the bill, which
will be up to the standard which the
Academy has long maintained for enter
tainment In this field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

lay have been, are threatened with I'M
app ness that will lead to distress and
eparation?'' This is the query set forth
Sir Arthur w PinerO's powerful
rama, Mid Channel in which Ethel
Barrymore comes to the New National
'heater this week.
Miss Barrymore has never had role.
L Is sad. that gave her grea err oppor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Casino Sunday Concert.

The program for the Sunday concert at
the Casino Theater today includes Kyrogo
and his mystics. who read minds and
palms: Nelson Waring, pianist; Silver and
Burke. the Hebrew comedians: the three
OConnor sisters. singers and dancers;
Emile Gebest, cornet soloist; Stanislawa
Trojanowski. singer OF Russian folk
songs, and three reels OF interesting mo-
ton picture plays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
New Howard.

Clara Turner, with her players, will be
seen this week at the New Howard In "a
Girls Best Friend" A story of the play
win be given free with each performance.
Miss Turner has made a decidedly IA
voraOle impression at the New Howard
and the changes of bill which introduce
her and the supporting company in new
roles are awaited with interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

cat and dog The play moves on in
all OF the trutffulness and sever ty for
which Pinero has become famous as a
playwright. The ending of the play is q
surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
known professionally

lapse Of memory. known professionally
as sensory aphasia.
In the wreck her suitcase Is exchanged
for that Of Trixie Gale, an actress who
has kidnapped and married q wealthy
young boy, Dickie Stole. The physician
who attends Judy recognises her condi.
ton and as she Is carrying the actress
su tease, he tells her she must be Miss
Gale, and she believes him. The actress,
to escape the detection OF her bpy.hus.
bands uncle, who is pursuing her, gladly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Lyceu1n.

1.-The Girls from Dixie company will
be the attraction this week ut the New
Lyceum Theater. Karl Lang. a dancer
is said 20 combine all of tue clemens "a
be found In Russian. s .anish. the Irish
and the southern negro dances in has pei
Torrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
GaYetY.

Billy ". Watson and the Girls from
Happyland'' will be the attraction the
Gayery Theater this week. The cast in
clud,s Joe Buckley, George Garden, Flor
ence Belmont, Nellie Watson, Marie
Austin, Ida. Dayton, Garden, Sommers
ana .NIcooeInus. the Three Bannons, the
Freeman Brothers and I'd kog>rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Caslno.

The bill at the Casino Theater this week
includes the Castellane brothers, sensa-
uonal bicyclists, who combine exu aordi-
nary skill with comedy methods: the
Naval Comedy Four; Florence Pendleton
and Company, IN a comedy sketch en-
titled "When Married People Marry:
Van Lear and Company, VINO present an
eccentric magician act: Philips anu Gin
ton. song and dance artists; MARY Davis,
singer, and the motion picture pays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Coming Attractions.
National,

rs there q phase In married life when
all couples. no matter how happy they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
Majestic.

The Majestic show this week includes
the Terneilos, with a comedy novelty
wire act: Lorraine and Dudley COM
pany in comedy playlet entitled The
Finish; Eddie Koran, minstrel star.
and Marie Manning, singing coincidence
The popular maJestograph concludes
the performance with the latest pic
lures.
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manager, who sign; himself David V.

Arthur"
THE B.ALALAIK A.-So consistently
have the musical Instruments of the
western world advar 'ced that it seems
somewhat strange to, hear that in Rus
STA musca, instrument is capable of Gre
ating remarkable har monies have laid
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Columbia.

The Country Boy comes to the Co.
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Belasco.

The attraction this week at the Belasco
Theater will be Marie Cahill, under the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05
WEIGHT ADVANTAGE FAILS
TO WIN FOR MIKE TWIN

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 4.-Mikc
CTwin) sullivan Of Boston and Jimmy
Clabby, OF Milwaukee. welterweiehts.
Fought a ten round mo decision"
bout before the National Athletic club
of Milwaukee tonight. Both men fin
ished strong and the newspaper men
decided the contest a draw.
sullivan entered the ring fully ton
pounds heavier than Clabby. The
fight was characterized by much
~clinching and hanging on By the men.
clabby had a decided advantage in
the eighth when he Waded in with
right and left to head ana body,
bringing blood from Mixes nose near
the end of the round by a stiff smash
with his right. Mike evened. up mat
ters in the ninth. starting in with
three pokes to the face followed by
hard bodg blows.
The fighters clinched throughout
the tenth apparently not caring to
take a chance.
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NO GAME FOR
WEAKL|NGS
Princetons Representative on
Football Rules Committee
CorrectS Popular Misinder-
standing Of the British Sport.

- ~ ff'A law AAA GAANu " L
New York. Feb After being IN
session from 10 o'clook his morning
until midnight. the lutercolleginte
| Football Rules committee adjourned
until tomorrow without making any
definite recommendation for modify
Ing the game.
It was the general opinion OF the
committee that the game as played
tends to expose the players to too
great likelihood OF injury ana this led
To 4 discussion OF the sources of dan-
ger to the players
This subject was thrsshed out, lay
ing the ground work Tor changes 10
he voted on before final adjournment.
All agreed that n football is 20 be
preserved some OF tlte present dangers
must be eliminated.
parke II. Davis, Princeton repre-
sentative said the Impression IN the
minds Of some people thst nngby is a
more gentle game than the one now
IN vogue in the United States. is err
foncous.
To back up his assertion. he said
that in the game last tall between OK
ford and Cambridge. the captain Of
The oxford team was knocked out
before twelve minutes at play and rec
manned unconscious throughout the
game; an oxford forward had his leg
broken, another oxford MAJ suffered
Il broken c%oli9rbone ana the leader of
tho oxford forwards sustained a
broken cartilage. on the Cambridge
team one piAver's Ice was broken ana
two collarbones were broken.
Don't let anybody tell YOU tina,
rugby is a gentle game. said Davis.
Z know for ] played ii for ten years :