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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-19
Probable pIision
de D Annunzio.
No quiere respetar la ley
que limita la velocidad
de los AUTOMOBILES.
A pesar de las multas sigue i'm
peterritO sas carreras con
eXtraOrdinaria velOcidad.

Mario 1.-Es objeto de genera
les concentrates en- todos los clrcu-
los intelectuales, una noticia tel"-
srafica que ACADIA de llegar transmit
tida desdc M6dcna. reterente al ce-
lebre poeta Gabriel D'Anumzio Y i
su extraordinaria afici0n hacla cl
deporte automovili>tico.
d. Annrlnzio esti i punto de ser
reducido il priSi6n il consecuencia
de haber infringido por infinidad
de veces la ley que trata sobre la We
locidad de los AUTOMOBILES.
Como Sc Sabc. cl in>ignc pocta,
que SO considera Il 81 mi-mo como
TN ">upcruomo'' ha hecho case
omi>o ha>ta cl proScnte de la legl>-
laci6n mcnrinnada, entregandoSc
con todo el arclor dc que cs capaz
su tcmperamento. Il los deleltes dc
la virtiginnSa velocilad dc los ILL
timos H. p. V por tai catlsa. Sc ha
viSto en- Ia ncceSidad dc Satlsfacer
una cantidad Importance de multas,
las que no Sc haccn comprender.
por 10 visto. los cfect"s que tlenen
en- cuenta elias.
Las autoridades de M6dena lie de-
tllvieron hoy. deSputS de haber com
probado que hahia imprlmido dema-
Siada velocidad Il Su vemicUlo. V en-
vez de cobrarle Ia multa correspon-
diente a la infraccidn Y i sill residen-
cIa. Sc pusieron i titnhear. dada Ia
calidad de la persona. 81 era el caso
de proceder i Su Immediate arreSto
q 81 Sc le dehia guardian ciertas conSi
dcracioneS. con>ultand0 el case con
la Superinridad.
y aqui han parade la> coSa>: d
Annunzin fut pue>tn en- llhertad:
pcro. csta no cS dcfinitiva. sino que
debc responder al primer llamado.
Con este motive. Ia prenSa 80 ha
trabadn On Animals pnlcmica. Y.
mientraS un"S alngan pnr que Ga
briel ID Annunzbn >Ilra Il priSi6n
que le Corrc>Pnnlc pnr s'l< continues
infraccionc< y rrncitcnciaS i una
lev de E>iadn. "tr''S cVpreSan tOd0
10 eontrari". - decir. que FL gran
poeta no sea mnlc~ta'lo pnr crle<tio
mes que aicctau On muy poco al pi-
blico.
ment"S II su'u- '!.I hW
Fl ~. ''iorE''ri. pidc y - acuerda
Sc trai-a IL r,'ml~l"U total Ia X. C..
10 -Para autn7zar al Conni<ionado
del Interior para vcndcr al casino
de T. Rico ana parccla DE- tcrTeno 81
tuads IN +. i" TERRA cn Ia ciudad de
San Juan.
(Voase Ia ediei0n del l4Hssl.
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EL G0B|ERNO MUM
C|PAL De AREC|B0,
FL concejo communal en-
su ultima session
tomo inportantes
acuerdos.
Ell 10. de Mayo sera colo
cada la lapida que Ell 60
bierno cubano reealo en-
honor del invic to 'Pac hin.
Sc acordo subastar la 'casa del
rey', cuyo renate tendra lu-
gar ell 20 de JUNO.
(De nuestro corresponsal }

Mario lS.-El Padre Rexach,
vicario de esta Iglesia Catolica Sc
propone celebrar este aho los Cul-
tos de Semana Santa con todo es-
plendor.
En- session celebrada anoche por
ell concejo municipal entire varios
acuerdos Sc tomaron los siguientes
de importancia: ...
Sc aprobo una ordenanza pro-
puesta por el Official de Sanidad,
sobre la matricula de perros y estin-
cion de los realengos.-Se acord6
construir una acera de concrete
frente al Teatro. acordo sacar
a subasta y que esta tenga lugar
el 20 de Junio, de la llamada Casa
del Rey, propiedad de este Mu-
nicipio.-Prolongar la calle de la
Palma donde Sc han hecho varlas
construcciones de casas.-Pasar d
informe del ingeniero y Official de
Sanidad, I'm mensaie del alcalde
en- que manifesto las quejas de va
rios vecinos por el desague Gle los
mostos del alambique de los Sres.
Piza Y Ca. a la orilla de la MARA
peticion del Presidente Sr. Marin,
Sc acuerda que ell 10 de Mayo, dia
del Patron San Felipe, Sc llev6 i
cabo con toda solemnidad, la CO.
locaci6n de la lapida que regalo ell
Gobierno de la Repdblica de Gu
ba, en- honor del invicto Francisco
Gonzalo Marin, acto al que assist
ra ell concejo municipal en- pleno.
Ell Official de Sanidad orden6 en-
el matadero aver tarde la crema-
cion de un cerdo atacado de trl-
china. 800.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell
Inspector del censo para este dis
trito Sr. Mattey, quien ha comen-
zado a instruir a los anumeradores
en- sus trabajos.
FL proxlmo lunes a las ocho de
la noche Sc reune en- los salones del
consistorio la comisi6n de feste-
jos de las fiestas patronales.
D. Manuel Colon Bonfigllo Sc en-
cuentra muy mejorado de la afec-
cion que oblig6 a practicable una
delicada operaci6n y probablem en-
te en- la proxima semana volvera
q hacerse cargo de su puesto de Con
tador de este Municipio.
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Sc le hara un carinoso
recibiniento.
Asistira a la colocacion de
la primera piedra del edi
ficio de la iglesia meto
dista.
Los agricultores prosigueu con
gran actividad la siembra de
tabaco, y ell area en- cultivo eS
mayor que la de la cana.
De nuestro reporter en- viaie.

Mario lS.-El Dr.. Roure, de Haiti
llo, esta terminando la construction
de un elegante chalet en- la parte N.
Gle la poblaci6n frente a la playa.
Resultara I'm bonito V s0lido edifi-
clio propio para temporada de vera
no.
Ell candidate dem6crata para
la presidencia de los Estados Uni
dos Sr. Bryan, es esperado aqui
con motive de SUI vista 4 P. Rico y
de la construction del edificio que
Sc proponen levantar en- el predio ce-
dido por este municipio, los dlrecto-
res de la mission metodista, vendra
a la colocaci6n de la piedra angular
del edificio en- proyecto. Resultara
un acontecimiento.
La siembra de tabaco Sc sigu,
con entusiasmo por los agricultores
de las comarcas de Hatillo y Camuy
v ocupan aquellas mayor area que
las siembras Gle cana.
La traditional limpieza del ale
gre pueblo de Hatillo sigue mante-
niendose y ell estado sanitario de la
poblacion es satisfactorlo.
Ell comisionado del Interior Sr.
Wilson debiera interesarse para que
la termination del trozo de carrete-
"a de Arecibo 4 Hatillo fuera un he
cho. No hay raz6n para que despues
de los sacrificios de este municipio
v de los empefos de SUI vecindario
resulten infructuosos Y Sc necesite
mas de una hora para recorrer en- CO.
che I'm trayecto que en- epocas de
lluvias Sc pone POGO menos q lntrans
mitable.
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El Sr. Ledesma viene
a recibir a sus ia
miliares.
El trabajjo de pawn enta-
cion de las GALES de Are
cibo han quedado termi
nado.
Reina mucha animation para
las pr0ximas feslas de San
Felipe.
De nuestro reporter en- viaie.


Arecibo. MARIO III. Hay anima-
cion para las pr6Nma~ iic~'a~ del pa
tron las comi>ionc, dr fee'Pj"S ha
celebrado varias rcuni"neS.
Sale para San Juan con ohjetn
de recibir a >u e>pn>i dennis iamI-
liares que rcgrr>an lie I.>paha il fines
del corrientc mes. cl -. Fernando
Ledesma harcndaIn lie EIatillo. In~-
talan aqui ,u rr>ilcucm Ia cvprc~;sIa
familia.
-Ha lido dc lIumaran i Mava-,Icz
en- uso dc uu mc> dc lircncia cl jucz
dc a1uelIa coric Ir,Io. Dominc,lp7.
lie accompanies III di>tincuida senior.
esposa Y Ill ticruo nlno que cSti cn-
ferm0 dc Ia vista.
-Muy bicn arahaln~ han rc~ul-
tado los ,rilhai"> lie ravimcntarmn
de alguna> caIlc< dc Ia ciudad V Fl A.
pecto de elias - muy limpio V cl pi~n
resrllta dc iarIl conservation. III al
calde ST. ncrcZ Avlh,S - pr"Isuc ter
minar q arr,.gl"'le tmlaS la GALES
de Ia ciudai y hay terminates J..
-AdelaU'an rapidamcnlr Ia o.
bras dc Ia gran rs~a lie hl'sgr".~ que
ai s'r dc Ia plaza Il I.,-.In.
Suhvercs. T. un gran c,Iitiri" 10 =:
planta, dc ~'lida Y elegantc cnn~'r1rr
cinn arIc h"-m"seari grum.s"rnrntc
aquel >lil".
FL aInmhrado eIectric" -s,-yi-
clio dcl acueducto - harr <ip
nincr1uA in'erupcion Y In planta
funcioua perfectamente. y no mss
de $1,000 cuestan al municipio
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Con tanta attraction y el auditorio
fu& tan cordial en- su appreciation
que en- la escens de la lecci6n repi-
ti6 las variaciones de Prochi, los
cuales fueron del agrado de los con-
currentes. Va 10 decimos al presente
SUI voz cs fina y LENA SUI apariencia
cs buena: y actu6 con espiritu
V vivacidad. Sera una maravilla
dentro de POGO. =
Por otra parte La representation
de lei Barbefo' fu6 muy briIlan-
tie, Bonci repitiendo su siempre ia
mosa alma viva, FOrsell hacienda
.un Figaro capital en- voz V actua-
ci6n. V Didur y PM Corsi exceIen-
ties en- Don Basilio y DR.. Bartolo.
La Srta. Mattfeld muy bien en- Ber-
ia. Mr. Podestf dirigi6.
Sigui6 a La opera una diversion
danzante, en- el cual Ia Sra. Anna
Pavlowa v ell Sr. Michael Moriki-
ne dieron otra exhibici6n de SUI bai-
le maravilloso. Su 'programa inclu-
y6 el adsgio Blecbmann. por el Sr.
Mordkine, en- el eual sparecieron
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Sc efectuo el campeo-
nato entire los atle-
tas B. yC.
En- el primer event" Ma
teo Hernandez de la C..
obtuvo la victoria.
Distinguidos elenentos de Ia po.
blaci6n asistieron q los jue-
gos que estuvieron muy ami
madOS.

Cayey mario 17.-Hoy Sc ha efec
tuado Ell championato entire los atle-
tas de las companies B y C destaca-
das en- este pueblo.
Componfan el jurado los o6ciales
Bryant, Foley y Rodriguez, que de-
mostraron en- todas sus deciqiones la
mas extricta Unparalleled y correc-
ci6n.
Ell programa Sc componia de los
siguientes iuegos;
1o.-Una mllla andando.
2o.-Retirada de los tiradores.
3o.-Salto de vara para distancla.
4o.-Tienda de campai1a.
5o.-Curar y rescatar los herldos.
6o.-Tirar el cailamo.
En- el primer event, Mateo Herman
dez de la C. demostr6 SUI resistencla
venciendo a los famosos andarines q.
traio la compania B de la loso.
En- ell segundo Hernandez Sc gan6
una lluvia de aplausos pues no ha-
biendo pasado dos minutes de haber
vencido en- la milla, triunfaba sobre
cinco champions que lie disputaban
ell premio.
En- ell salto de la vara el sargento
Mercado, sin hacer grandes esfuerzos
salto % pies a 10 cual no pudo llegar
ninguno de los otros competidores.
Esta demostrado que ell sargento
Mercado es el mejor atleta que tiene
Ell puesto de Cayey y mas 10 acredita
la discipline que tiene ell team chiqui-
to que hs sido preparado por 6l.
Entusiasta felicitaci6n para el sar-
gento Soren que como captain del
team del cafiamo, contribny6 para q
el triunfo mas brillante coronase la
obra del captain Woodruff q. ha he
cho de, Ia compahfa c., compuesta
en- SUI mayor parte por elementos nue.
vos, una de las mejores organizacio-
nes que tiene hoy ell ejercito de los
Estados Unidos. Parte de este triun-
70 Sc debe tambien a los esfuerzos de
los tenientes Rexach y Lopez que Sc
afanan y trabajan por sus hombres.
No Sc escatiman aplausos a nues-
tros dignos competidores que demos
traron tambien ser excelentes atle-
tas y estar bien dingidos. Mere
cen placemes los sargentos Aponte,
Antongiorgi, Ramos, ell cabo Perez
y tambien Lopez, que con ell tempo
sera un terrible Champion.
Fran espectadores de este sport
distinguidos elementos de la pobla-
cion entire los cuales recordamos a
los j6venes Castillo, Modesto Ortiz,
Mendoza y otros. Tn grupo de distin
guidas senoras Y elegantes sehori-
tas daba mayor realce a tan agra
dable fiesta.
En- la pr6xima semana sale para
la ciudad de San Juan con ell objeto
de hacer importantes compras el j6-
ven Juan Ortiz Perez jefe de la bar
IBERIA della compahia C. Ell joven Or
tiz Perez goza de grandes slmpatlas
en- este pueblo.-Light March.
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an,;alucutr los focos del alumbra-
'In rli'li"', ln que implics una
g~gu e,t'u"mil On &c seUirio. Sc
~ic,rn }ari.n.lo in<tslsciones de
alsrnh-a.in en- l"S Sitins neceslrios v
coI t~iI l.. ciulad dispone de
allrnhrai".
Fin 81 tren q Pas6 para Ponce el
T'"v,>. than para Hatilln V Camuy
rn a<untns lie negncins el Sr. NJ. Por-
t'-Ia. i" Catai,o. para Areribo el Sr.
VI, Cidierno del cnmerCio de San
Juan. Para IsaheIa el director del
Nachete' de ArecI6o Sr. S.card5.
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NUEVA CENTRAL.
EN- CAMUY.
..a
La obra sera construi
da por acciones.
La nueva factoria cuenta
con 1850 cuerdas de ca
fla en- pleno cultivo.
Eli senior Pereyo tiene va 400
cuerdas de cana dispenibles.
(De nuestro reporter en- visje.)

Hatillo, MARIO 17.-E Sr. Perez
ll6 dc la central Cambalache, nos ha
manlfcstado que adelantan con exi-
to los trahajos para la constitution
de una association por acciones para
cstahlcccr una central en- 'Cienega'
Camuy, disponi6ndose de $50 cuer-
das.
FL Sr. Perelld tiene 400 cuerdas dis
ponibles. La mayor parte de las ca
has tie esta jurisdiction las muelen
las centrales .'Plazuela" y Cam
balache', .
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q, IoAoe,s pl.oo, street LAX, 20; Mes
selquist, Mrs. Emma, taxes, $500;
dog tax, 81; street tax, s14; Home
ms, Co., license, $25; Harris, w. H.,
rental, 1852; Fouche, Walter F., tax
es, 1892; street tax, $40; dog tax,
81; bills payable, No. 6S5. B. B. G.
T. Co., $4,000; bills payable, No.
6S6, National Bank, $4,000; bills pay
able, No. 6S7; Mu. 1t. &. w. Co. ;,
$1,007 81; marshal's police fines,
INKS, BIDS, etc, $110.17; Burrell, J.
H., taxes, SSH; street tax, $14; dog
tax, 81; bills payable, No 6SS, Glynn
Co. Blk, $500; Kennon, Ada l., taxes
$4.34; Haywood, Phyllis, taxes, $3.44
Johnson, Cornelia B., taxes, $1.13;
street tax, $12; dog tax, 81; Bruins
wick News, L. & G.. 81; Keen, Simon
license, IS; Green, Julia, taxes. $4,70;
Jenkins, Annie L., taxes, SO. 10;
Green, Julia, lease, % cents. street
tax $2S; dog tax, 81; Daughters of
Zion, taxes, 81 cents, Parker-Hensel
Eng. Co., lease, 1925; street tax, 81
$17SSS.31.
Examined, found correct and ap-
proved, this the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1910.
LOUIS NJ. ORR
A. NJ ROSS.
For the finance committee
Statement of w. B. Fain. city
treasurer, for the month of August
1910.
Disbursements.
|, News Pub. Co.. $24; Whitfield, B..
s6250: board of trustees, Bwk. nos
pital. $3.50: Levy Bros. & Co. $3.50;
l Seamans' Mission, SO; Vickers &
ssMann. 70 cent; do. $1.25; do. $50;
do, $2.15; do, 1915; Hopkins Sup
ply Co.. $40. 50; Chilean & Co.
sos; do. 7.0S: knight Coal & Wood
Co. 81; Evelyn Mercantile Co.
$3.55; Downing Co., $40 80; Bruins
wick Riflemen, $25; Coupons. $50;
Finola Mfg. Co., $40. 80: DeVoe, w
!, H.. IS: do, Sill 5; Brunswick Car
i riage Wks., SEQ; Robarts, Leon E.
J 1920: pay rolls, S50S.67: do. So; cou
pons. 800; Thurlow, H. J O., $24; Ly
, ons, Staff. Sc; Mzell. W. H., $40;
! Baker. NJ. A.. $23 Fendig & Co., Al
bert, 81; Walker, Evans e Cogs
well Co., $26 SO; do, SIS; West Dis
injecting Co., s15275; Gilmore &
Wood. SIP; do, s2S.99; Eastman &
Co., Saml., $50; Glover Bros. SLABS:
Dart & Elliot, SIC so; McCrary, H.
S $174; Fain, W. b., 1925; Daven-
port Prtg. Co., Sc; Hoodenpyle, J. M,
$104.S0; Brown, J. D., $2795; Cobb,
C. L., $40; pay rolls, s550.50 Liss-
ner. j. j., S24 So; Phoenix Gro. Co..
s29; Daniel. Moses, s1.25: Parker. c.
H.. 500: Lissner, J. -. $263. As; Jones
Lovett Fur Co.. s13.95 Calm. Louis
50: coupons. 800; Boone. s. c.,
1925; Burns, NJ j.. IS; do. $3.50;
bills payable, No. 63S. Eureka. F. f..
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receipts.
Balance brought forward, last re-
port, s3,S01.54; Schroeder, license,
$40; Logan Coal & Supply Co.. IL
cense, $40; Mundy, J. T., taxes,
$2307; Mundy, E. r. T., taxes, $500;
Ford, Rosa, taxes, 1915; Blank, Is
am, taxes. $6.S7; Brown, J. H., taxes,
$6.49; Peters, Mrs. Elizabeth, taxes,
$2442; street taxes, $64; dog tax, So;
Sudlow, Thomas, Ope.-Exp. $3.50;
Stevens, Amey, taxes, SAIL; Atkins &
Gignilliatt, taxes, $1704S; Mackey, Is
abella, taxes, $32.06; NARROW, Mary
land ", $75S; Towns, est. Christana,
taxes. $l5.11; Stallens, w. j.. taxes.
$702; Fader, Mrs. F. H., taxes. sS.12
Masrow, DR.. E., license, $3.50;
Troupe, George, lease, % cents;
Troupe, Missouri, leaes, 6S cents;
street tax. IS; dog tax, 81; street tax
IS; Downing Co., Ope.-Exp, $11,95;
street tax, $; dog tax, 81; street tax
s10 dog tax SIG; Logan Coal & Sup
ply Co.. Cert. & fee, $1.15; marshal's
police fines, exec, INKS, BIDS, etc.
SAL II; street tax. Sc; Harris, Maria
taxes, $1457: Sullivan, Phyllis. taxes
S3.0S; street tax, $40; dog tax, So;
| Golden, John p, taxes, 1924; VIII
| liams. Miss Hettie, taxes, $S.45; Arns
strong. Hester. taxes, s4.S7; street
tax, $40; dog tax, 81; Ovens, Mrs
Fannie, taxes, 5000; Rowland, d. A,
taxes, S2S.27; street tax, SIS; Ford
Thomas A. taxes, 81 so; Steamer
Ellen. lease, $22.50: street tax. 50;
dog tax, 81; Myer. Worth. taxes, 50 GO
street tax. $l2; dog tax, So; Nationa
Fire ms. Co., license, $25; street tax
| S12; marshal's police fines, INKS.
BIDS. etc, SSG959; dog tax. 81; DiXi'
Fire Ins, Co.. license $25; Couvoir
sic, II. c., taxes, 1925; Mason. Lu
c!nda, taxes, IS 04: Walker. A. w
taxes, 1910; Mason, Lucinda. lease
81; street tax, S2S; dog tax. $12; Ca
pers, Georgia, taxes, S4.3S; Braxton
Atwell, taxes. s16.57; Rice. Mrs. Hell
len G., taxes, $3.50; Lawrence, Ar
mold, taxes, $500; Grant. Addie, tax
es. $3.50; Green. Malachi. Jr., taxes
S1.95: Kimble r. j.. license. So:
street tax, $64 dog tax, 81; Valenti
no and Graham. Mrs. taxes, $500
street tax, SIS; Valentino, Mrs. Mary
A, taxes, $4S1: Burns, NJ. j.. license
SIS; street tax, 81; dog tax. 81; Am.
brose, Henry. taxes. s2.75; street tax
50: marshal's police fines. exec,
INKS, BIDS. etc. $677.35: street tax.
sl2; dog tax, 81; Dubberly. ]. E. and
Mrs. l.. A., taxes, s33 Is; Wilson.
E. E.. license. $3.50; Dubberly. J.
p andw Mrs. l.. A. lease. 81: st.
tax, s32; dog tax, s11; Myers, Coop
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C|TY'S FINANCES

Statement of w. B. Fain, city treas.
urer, for the month of August, 1910:
Receipts.
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Continued on Page Three).
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
Operate Acting Should Be.
Humanized, Says BelaSCO

greater simplicity, truer naturalness. 1t
IS the cry of back to nature"
so, too. must be the tendency of Operatic
acting. Singers must sing to each other.
and not to the audience. They must
study not only the music but the charac-
and are becoming, more human. Of
course operate acting presents difficulties
that are not met with on the dramatic
stage. y singer must act to the music. to
the beat. 1t is impossible TO obtain the
subtle effects reached by dramatic actors.
Acting in opera must be in slightly
broader style. 4 singer cannot pause In
his action simply because it seems to him
effective He must regard the music. Yet
despite this. I believe that operate acting
can be greatly humanized.
Take two specific cases in The Girl
Mr.. Caruso's climb up the ladder after he
has been shot is a splendid piece of act
ing, and a most difficult one, one that any
actor might well be proud of. And then
Miss Destinn's handling of the scene where
Rance tries to kiss her, where she strug-
from him, rushes to the bar and selling
a bottle, threatens to brain hint is a
splendid and most natural piece Of acting
yet she does it all to the music, and never
misses a beat. All this simply shows that
it is perfectly possible for opera to be hu-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
Nine. Bernhard
Continued from first page.

my life, and I find that even such tea
ribIy trying roles as that play in Sar-
dou's La Tosca" do not fatigue me as
they once did.
ITO her who would keep young who
would look young, and what is . grea'
deal more important, would fee yoH'S
when she has reached siXty-Seven' l
give one great commandment: Find "A
interest in life and keeping tFat interest
before you as the main thns in your
life. secure other interests that You ma!
not become mentally warped.
The mind. 1 think, controls the oocy
more than the body can control t-'
mind
With fads of beauty culture and -
that sort of thing L have little syn
pathy | still feel myself yOunS. WheA
il Tleases God To bring me 10 that poil-
where / no longer feel young. | shall az
cept my fate with a courage as StronS -
that with which L met the many reouD'
which befen me ~ the outset OF III
career
Il have one ample principle of -ai'.
which have followed all my life. anu
which I strongly recommend 20 ever
one else: Eat what YOU like and VIE"
You like I, has served me we'll
Worry. the fretting over tribes. nav
never iudulged in. The worries that p1s
sent themselves 20 us in the foFh .
great calamities can he avoided by non.
of us, hut the petty OrTIeS ct hfS .V
2 thousand victims 70 one who IS "
stroyed by the news OF some FesV-'
tragic event
Eernhardt. upon beilng besouSnt
deliver a message - American W''le'
eaned back in her chair and said
Tell them To work. To throw thsp'
selves into whatever they do II
business let business he their piS
-ialty. If they marry les them DC
woman Uoute femmel To the" ~"
bands Let their watchwords be ~
Atty. enthusiasm. devotion
In spite Of her ceaseless endeA'o
iernhardt still has her graces. her p'e"9
Tes, else why is her dressing room
he theatre now hung with fresh NiA'
ike bower of Adonis? IL is mere"
sign of life. all sides of which this Si
" oman loves.
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2piece. and so was Mr.. Caruso's dashinS
highwayman and Mr.. Amato's darkly SIN
lister and repressed Jack Rance. And who
can forget Mr. GilIy's delightful swaSger?
They are great artists, all of them.
ITO my mind it means simply this: Men
and women, after all, are deep down IN
their souls neither French, nor Italians, nor
Bohemians, nor Germans, but simply hu-
man beings. made out of the same clay as
the rest of us. Give them a chance to
think. show them what is expected OF them
and they Will respond to if.
Operate acting in the past has been too
much thing OF tradition. When an opera
was first produced some stage manager
put down the exact business TO be fol-
lowed and that business too often has
been followed ever since. Yet how unnat-
ural this acting now seems to US. It surely
has no relation to anything on earth! Mr..
Puccini has realized this, and has tried to
harmoniZe his characters.
ITO hunlanize acting Mr.. BelasCos
voice dropped 10 a lower key. and his eyes
looked far away into the distance; this. it
seems to me, should be the tendency of the
modern operatic stage. It has been the
tendency of the drama The days of the
grand style are passed. Actors and &C
tresses must now deport themselves like
have been trained by note There Is now a
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the most enlightened and sensible SOW
ereigns of the eighteenth century, went
SO far as to denounce and penalize tenn
perance.
Thus in 1119. he issued a proclama-
ton over his signature deploring the
increased consumption of coffee by my
subjects, and the amount OF money that
goes out of the country in consequence
thereof. Everybody is using coffee. This
must no longer be My subjects must
and shall drink beer. l have been
brought up on beer. So We're my an
cestors. Innumerable battles have been
fought and won by Prussian soldiers
nourished on beer. and [ do not believe
that coffee drinking soldiers can be de-
pended upon to endure hardships. or To
conquer our enemies, should another war
occur" Indeed, the King actually for
b2de the Importation of the coffee berry.
and appointed a corps of official coffee
smellers, whose duty it was to nose out
all those engaged in the roasting and
sale of coffee and to land them in Jail
This had the desired effect. and coffee
was ouStcu from popular fdNor III fluS-
sia, until after the Napoieonic wars.
Among the virtues which Queen Chris
tina of Spain instilled into the mind of
her son, King Alfonso, is that of temper
ance, and he is total abstainer. 1t is
not alone a matter OF principle with him,
but also of taste; for he dislikes all wines
and spirits and drinks enormous guam
titles of ice water.
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is also a
total abstainer; not as a matter of prin-
ciple or of health, but of policy. pure
and simple. In forswearing beer. wine.
liquors and stimulants of every kind he
acted on the advice of his wonderfully