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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

mejor posici0n y tienen conocimiento Y
autoridad para expresar los puntos
principales y revisar este case, fin de
que por todos sea comprendida nuestra
actitud
Hubo no, una explosion de gas ca
Ell edifcio de "Los Angeles Times"
cuando fue destrufdo?
Embellishments despues del desastre,
los informes de la Prensa manifestation
que hombres que hablan estado traba-
jando en- ell edifcio, declan que algnn
tempo antes de ocurrir la explosion:
existla IN olor q gas insoportable.. Los
escapes de gas en- ell edifcio, Sc yinieron
a conocer mas tarde que exist1an, por
0tras personals. Muchos ofciales de las
,Uniones bastantes conservadores, perio-
distas, publicistas otros elernentos de
significacion, al hacer una investigation
en- "LOs Angeles" muy POGO despues,
aseguraron al pnbico positiyamentc,
que ellos creian que Ell edifcio habia st=.
do destruido por gas. Entire los traba-
jadores mineros nj un solo hombre te
aeuerdo con 10 information cue llego
hasta nosotros, crela que ell explosive
destructor fuera dinamita. Otiaiales
prominentes de la Union de baiadores
mineros, cautelosos, hombres hon0rabes.
cuya palahra debe tomarse como YER
dad completa por todos aquellos que les
conocen, y que estan familiarizados con
los explosives de las minas. daoararon
que el efecto de La explosion no fue Ell
que sigue a una descarga de :iinamita.
Estaban estos hombres hablaudo como
ciegos partidarios o por qne teniaa con
welcomes honestas? jEs que estaban
todos ellos completamente equiyocados?
La respuesta ha sido ahora obtenida Dor
el Fiscal.
En- tanto que la "teoria del gas'' es-
taba siendo ridiculizada por los enemi-
gos de Las Uniones, y en- tanto que ell al
timo Viernes por la noche, un Nditor
del "New York Times" hizo una mani
festac;6n despreciativa Ell contra de
J>hn Mitchell por que este suponla
''que Sc adicionarian pruebas para de-
mostrar que ell etifcio de "Los Ange-
les Times habfa sido destruido Dor Ell
ga" Ell Fiscal conocfa que Ell gas habia
sido un agente de La explosion un gran
agente en- la destruction que sigui6 4 Ia
primera.
W. j. Burns, en- un interview dado &
la Prensa' ell 1ltimo sabado, dijo:
"Lo que McNanigal nos sdijo en- su
primera confession, fue que McNamara
abri6 todas las naves de las principales
canerlas del gas y que entonces coloc6 la
bomba en- ell edifcio. ''Nosotros supi-
mos por todo ell tempo, que una parte
de La explosion fue debido al gas.''
Ahora La fuerza terrible de una explo-
sion de gas aun llevandose 4 efecto al
aire libre, fue demostrada en- la destrue
ci6n causada por Ell accidente en- la gran
Estaci0n Central de New York Ell 10 de
Diciembre 1910, y al mismo tempo que
sc estaba discutiendo ell desastre dc
"lios Angeles Times" en- todo ell pals.
(Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
DIRECrOR' j. Perez Losa6as
oGi(..; = "a. dS&3

En- la Junta General de socios pro
pietarios ceebrada en- Ell Casino Espa
mol ha sido nombrada la siguiente di
rectiva para 1912.
Presidente, don Angel Barasorda;
Vice, don Tomas Bonnin; Tesorero,
don Victor Manescau; Tesorero su-
plente, don Tomas Ballesteros; Secre-
tario suplente, don Miguel BalIesteros.
Vocales, don Ramon Portilla, don
Antonio Canals, don Pedro Fhllana,
don Guillermo Rosell6, don Pedro A.
Rullan don Francisco Oliver.
Vocales suplentes, don Antonio Celia
bert, don Juan Colon, don Juan Ramon
del Barco, don Jose Aparicio, don Da-
milan Morell y don Antonio Morell.
Esta designation ha merecido el
nnanime APPLAUSE de Ia sociedad.
Ell sabado 80 del corriente, ell Centre
celebrara un bale de eonfianza, para
despedir la Directiva saliente
Ell dlstlnguido pintor PonccIlo don
Miguel Pon, ha reclb1do nn premio en-
Ia Feria Insular por, los cuadros que
presento en- dicho certamen.~. ~
ila sido declarado absaelto Ell Sri
Carlos Buscagha, prucesado balo Ia
acusacion de atentado contra la vida
del ST. Lorenzo Mascara,
,Defendia al acnsado Ell eIocuente le-
trado senior Nemesio CanaIes, que hizo
una afortunaCflsfma efefensa. !:
Ell JaIc5o fac por iurados.
BE ha hccho cargo nueyamente del
consulado Gngninicano Ell esta ciudad,
Ell seiior doI Antonio Cabrai.
FL nino de doce amos de edad, Juan
Custodio, de color bIanco Y rubio ha
1esaparecIdo del dorniciiio de sus pa
dres. Sc iha dado aviso la policia, y
los padres del nino desaparecido ofre-
cen una qualification a quien lie entire
gne en- Ell fogar paterno,
Las seiioras del CIub que tienen 4 sss
cargo la fiesta q los ninos pobres, es-
tan hacienG, la recOlecta de .Juguetes
para repartlr Ell dia de Reyes.
A tan slmpatico preyeeto vienen COO
perando con gran espiendidez los CO.
merciantes y las personals aeomoda~
a1as
La i1nea CeIegrafica entire esta cill-
eonsecuencla del mai tempo de estos
nItImos dias.
No hay que declr cuantos perJuicios
Fa srgfrido Ell cornercio pOr esta carssa
Fla saildO para San .Ja1an el alcalde
popular don Simon Moret, Iievando to-
ala la Recommendation refatiya al pro-
yecIo de construction del gran mueiie
de esta ciudad, para envlar Washing
ton, por Ell vapor de niaflana, la EXPIRE
sada Recommendation.
Sc desea imprirnir d los trabajos la
mayor actavIdad
El Corresponsal.
Ponce, ls3 de DicSernbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
Un accidente

E Observation-Disclosures del Munich
pio arroll6 en- Puerta de TERRA al in
diuiduo Prudencio Vieras, cansandole
aigurlas cOrltusl0nes.
Vieras fue trasIadado en- La misma
smbulancia al Hospital, donde Sc en-
ssuentra actuafmeute-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
De Mayaguez


Anoche domingo sc inaugur0 la serie
de retreats quincenales con que algu-
nos comerciantes y personals particular
'oS ooSo'foi"h d po0oio oe InayaSaez
caoa qoAhce o1as'
Hay qulenes encuentran deficlente la
oandita, a otros les parece bien no hay
acuerdo qniforme sobre ell particular.
Pero de todos modos tenemos Banda
del C0mercio, organizada por Mr.. Hen
dix.
|" 50 o""0 que "0Spu0S ue los que
o<'ii i" pla'a para Il soSCeiilli'leil'o, oe-
DC agfaoecerSe que tehgamoS mosica
al hernaho Gel Norte de referencla
x
Yada cnoiin a+;rroon los ana +;opar al
mol or,,sto 10 1ovaa+arso las 40 10
m;sma ros,,,+6 NINA falta onorno 40 roc
,o+o : J., roloo;o tfohta -. = +o,,1o
un gentio considerable. el cual en- vez
de estarse religiosamente en- aquel sa-
grado recinto. Sc entretenia, salvo al
gunas excepciones, en- hablar en-. voz
alta. en- reirse. en- moyerse innecesaria-
mente de un sitio. para. otro sin hacer
ease alguno de la seriedad del acto re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
ADMoR.: Miguel Mascara Garcia.
N()vI1ICIAS

Sc propuso alDorotar Ell barrio ell in
dlVlduo Celest3no MonJaIvo acmo un
escandalo tenolaenal y consiguio sus de-
seos, pero ha tenido que pagan cinco
dollars de multa por la consumaci6n d.
ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

del pueblo es la 'suprema lex mas
ao por ell anuncio de los banitos nadie
deje de ir al ''Corte'' mientras tanto.
pues de aqui que sc mistaken, llueve
su poquito. Sup6nganse que no hay
fondos!
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

Hlzo otro tanto la ciudadana Marga
rita Acevedo, pero como esta parece que
10 tlene por costumbre, Sc le duplic6 ell
castlgo para YER ST Sc logra corregirla ::
diez dollars 8 diez dias de arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
DECLARACION.

Ell Comit6 de Medios y Arbitrios de
Mcnamara, que hab1a desembolsado los
grandes fondos colectados por las Orga-
nizaciones Obreras, manifesto que los
hermanos Mcnamara comparecen ante
ell mundo confesandose autores de gran
des crlmenes, y han sido sentenciados 4
prision perpetua Jhon B. q IS amos
de prisi0n su hermano J. J. Mcnamara.
La posici6n de la Organization Obrera
en- connection con los esfuerzos hechos pa
ra proprcionar estos hombres la opor-
tunidad de una defensa adecuada ante
las Cortes, ha sido atacada interpre-
tada de tai manera, que es necesario ha-
Ger una declaration clara por parte de
los que suscriben, y por que estan en- la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
la American
Federation of Labor
Sc DEFIE DE.
EL CASO DE LOS
HERMANOS MCNAMARA
Washington, d. Gil, 1911.

Washington, d. Gil, 1911.
Una de las declaraciones mas impOr-
tantes que Sc han podido hacer desde ell
nomento que los hermanos Mcnamara
Sc declararon culpables ante la Corte de
la ciudad de "Los Angeles, es la que
fu6 publicada en- la Prensa Americana
autorizada por Mr.. Stanley w. Tinch,
Jefe de la oficina de investigation del
Departamento de Justicia de Washing
ton. Mr. Stanley es contrario a la Opt
ni0n eXpresada por ell detective Burns
sobre que Ell Presidente Gompers COMO
cla la culpabilidad de los hermanos Me
Namala mucho. antes de que elIos hubie-
ran hecho su confession,
Mr., Stanley Sc expresa Ell los sieuien-
tes terminos:
"He seguido este case muy de cerca
Y he llegado, a la conclusion de que las
manifestaciones de Gompers respecto a
ia explosion de :dinamita en- Ell edifcio
de ''Los Angels Times" y referente
|aas confesiones de los hermanos McNa-
mara, son absolutamente ciertas.'
Durante la estancia de la Comisi6n
Obrera en Washington, en- .cuya ciudad
le sobrecogl0 la tremenda noticia de la
confession de culpabiIidad de los hernia
nos Mcnamara que La Prensa diaria pu-
blic0 en- n0meroS Extras horas des-
pues de haber octlrrido ell suceso ines
perado, tuvieron OCCASION de conocer de
muy cerca, los acusados todos los mo-
|Nimientos realizados por la american
Federation Of Labor y s1s oficiales, du-
rante los tres primeros dlas precedentes
Ia las detlaraciones susodichas.
La oficina general estuvo :practica-
mente sitiada por numerosos reporters,
oorresponsales de peri6dicos, fot6grafos
y caricaturistas, los que detenian 4 to-
dos los que llegaban 4 las ofcinas de la
A. +. of L. para inquirir sus opiniones
" mientras Ell Comite de arbitri3s para
los hermanos Mcnamara, estaba en- Sc
sion secreta.
Tres dlas consecutivos, periodistas, TO-
t6grafos y dibujantes, no pudieron en-
manera alguna, obtener declaraciones
formaIes de los oficiales de la Fedora
ton, hasta que ell Comite de referencia
entreg6 a la Prensa en- general, la 81
guiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

AL pretender subirse en- un carro, en-
la carretera de Bayam6n, el individuo
Ramon Abril, Sc cay6, con tan mala
suerte que ell carro lie pas6 por encima de
la cabeza destrozandosela. Ell infeliz
Abril muri0 en- ell aeto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

Fin Ia casa ntlmero noventa y dos, de
La calle de San Sebastian, Sc intoxic6
anoche con pastillas de sublimado di-
sueltas en- aqua una muier Iamada
Mercedes Rodriguez.
Embellishments fu6 lleyada al GUAR
TO de socorros donde Sc le practice Ia
prlmera cnra; ahora Sc encuentra en- 81
Hospital Municipal J nos infoiman que
su estado es sunamente grave
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

La pollcla de Quebradillas ha arresta-
90 a Rafael Rivera por haber inferido
este suJeto tres heridas de machete a un
tai Jose Nieves.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-21

mates and children by entering
upon a spiritual hegira, as
their elopement to Europe was
styled. FIJI
A :'hegira," be it explained, is
mouthf1ling name for Moharn-
med's flight from Mecca, years
and years ago.
The spiritual hegira didn't
please Wright as much as he
thought it would, for a. year later
he came back to the wife of his
bosom and was forgiven. Mrs
Cheney also came back, but she
didn't stay long. Cheney applied
for a divorce; the. other day he
got it. ~ ,i
And Mrs. Cheney, assuming
her maiden name, Namah Bou-
ton Bothwick, took up literature
as her calling. Her first and
only, so far-book is a transla-
ton from the Swedish. of Ellen
Key, and its title is, "The Morality
of Women, and Other Essays"
Love is moral even without
legal marriage, but marriage is
immoral without love-" starts the
discussion. On other pages are
these
I Many women live con-
tent without the happiness
:. of love, others after they at
tain it seek new end for
their activity.
For men in general; the
erotic relation between man
and woman becomes the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-21

tons prostitution alongside
monoganiy, and vouchsafes
to the seducer but not to the
seduced,- social esteem, call
ing the unmarried woman
ruined who in love has be-
come mother, but the mar
ried woman respectable who
without love gives children
to the man who has bought
her. ls. q.
A man dissolyes. an erotic
relation without bitterness,
while. a woman often suffers
even after her love has
= ceased. IA
The, eNefSelea rer, consciousness
hat love. can dispense with mar
'iage .yet$marriage cannot dis
'ense with; love, is already recog-
lized by modern society.
s,ls - --o-.~---, -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROrERTY FUR SALE
(ContinucdO
Investment

Opportunity to invest $4,000 to earn Is
per cent per annum In a finely improved
real estate property; leased to A parties,
Particulars at this office.
SIS, dOo-Three attached brick dwellings,
hardwood finish, hot water heat very
desirably located, near FRrnam car line,
Income $1,000 Part cash, balance on
mortgage at 81 per cent.
Slb,o0o-Three large attached brick
houses on big lot, with frontage ON 3
streets; space for more houses or stores.
Close In on car line.
10. w. GANNETT Mgr. Real Estate Dep,
Tel Douglas 1894 S06-Sti City Nat. Bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
1OVV0.
KHns2S.
\ BARGAIN

A BARGAIN
256 ACRES OF best east central Kansas
land one mile from railroad town GOOD
soroom house; barn and outbuildings. all
in good repair; orchard, well, pond, etc.
price. SIS per acre. Address owner, lock
nov Ia, Mont Ida, Anderson Co, Kan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
18th & California

Absolutely the biggest bargain in
Omaha, 6 brick Oats at the northeast
corner of 18th and California Sts., 8
blocks from postofflce, blocks from
the proposed milllon-dollar hotel,
Brandeis Bldgs. etc, one block from
18th street, The property Is always
rented and brings $4,000 per an
mum. No repair necessary for Ave
years. 100000 was loaned on 1t
by very careful loan company, due
Jan. /, 1915. The owner refused
$20,000.00 for II this summer To
meet an expected call for money will
sell now for 100000. The pur-
chaser can pay 100000 cash and
assume mortgage. SO certain are the
steady rents and their increase that
he will lease the property for one to
three years at its present rate.
The owner would rather sell an
undivided half interest and retain
the other half.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
SOME REAL BARGAINS

2Ol4 Miami, rooms, all modern. south
front on paved street, $500.
1914 Miami, 4-room bungalow, practi-
cally new; combination fixtures; floored
attic. 81, 100; easy terms.
We want a cash offer on all or part
OF lots, 2 blocks from end of Sherman
Ave. car line. Price $1,000. for lots, but
make an offer at once.
MECHERON REALTY Co,
Phone Web. 1901, 1924 Lake
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23

ORFGON APPLE ORCHARD

IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
poveIoped and taken care OF for years
No extra costs. NO interest. 40 taxes
A reliable investment that can be handled
on monthly payments convenient 70 YOU
price advance $50 PER ACRE Nov /.
oregon bearing orchards net from StOo 10
''''N BANTAM FRUIT COLONY,
rarlly. Sanford Hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
Minnesota

A FARM SNAP.
$50 acres nice level land, black soil two
IN three feet deep. 200 acres In crop this
wear ali plowed ready FOR crop next year.
GOOD new barn, other buildings good
Thirteen acres OF oak timber. Every
foot of this $50 acres can BIO ploWedl eN-
ceptinR where the timber stands. $40 per
acre, easy terms. Merchant a. Atchison,
MankatO, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23

WELL, improved Frontier county ne
braslta. farms for sale or trade 80 10 99o'
also town properties In towns OF ceItaln-
ties b. 4. Johnston, Box 2. curtis NED
EASTERN NeD., and Iowa, farms to
exchange for Dakota lands; walker q
Oklahoma.
FROM 20 10 32O-acre tracts from SIS
a. a. mar acre. See VOBel, 400 knrbach
blk.
south Dakota.
EGO ACRES In Gregory county, South
Dakota; 100 acres broke, co acres more
suitable for breaking, balance very best
nav and grazing land; has abundance OF
N alter and lots OF timber, TINS rs one Of
lie best locations in south Dakota t0r
ranch: price S2G per acre. $3.50 cash, bal
ance Z Years time, per cent interest !.
~ Spatz. 81. Charles. S. d.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
MONEY 10 LOAN
salary ana ChatteIs.

salary and ChRttels.
Sl,Oo0,0O0.
H,000,000
%OJV,UU0
WE HAVE S1,UOU,OOO TO LOAN OUT
90 the people OF Omaha before Christmas
on FURNITURE, PIANOS, WARE
ESTATE, HORSES, WAGONS, etc.. OF
on YOUR PLAIN NOTE IL steadily en-
ployed. Same old low rates and each
transaction strictly private.
We make more loans than all OF the
others. There's a reason. II you can
use piece of this MONEY-why, just
Nall on the largest, biggest and best.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Third Floor. 30S Paxton Block, 2l7 S. 18th
st, Phones Douglas 1411 and A-I41l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

- ROOMS, ALL MODERN $1,000
We have a tWo-apartment mouse, con.
tanning - rooms, two bah rooms. seven
bed rooms, with paIlor dining room and
kitchen in each apartment with nev
plumbing and good heating plant.
This property ID too large for presanf
owner ana II Is a splendid proposition foi
some one who viii buy II aud divide ii
into four three-room apartments. OWinR
10 the Arrangement OF the hose this WorS
can be zone a. very small expense and
when completed the apartments Will renl
for IS each. The buyer can i've IN one
Apartment, rent the rest a.iu make "A good
Investment out OF your home.
The building - well butt and In good
Condition; only thirteen minutes ride to
he center OF the city; one DiUcA from ths
DOoEe street car line and in good resi-.
denCo district
the NUMBER Is 2Gl9
N. NTH ST.
IL is just north OF Ohio on the Florenes
blvd. "A good biA or seYen-Tocm modern
house will be taken Ia exchange at ths
hight price, THIS Proposition 10 Certainly
NOkRIs a SAARTIk.
400 Bee Bthe DOuElAS go 4 Gra
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
Oregon-COntinued.

EUGENE, Corvallis, Albany or Saler
are good sections for homeseekers. Tai
with willamette Valley representative
at Omaha Land Show.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
Montana.
Nebraska.

Nebraska,
IMPROVED Nebraska farms. g an
acre 10. Write or call for our list. Wood
Ward. ina Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
OO-ACRE farm near Benson for sale
cheap. owner has incurable sickness
lu-uuire room 5Oi. Brown block.
Free list of improved Howard, Greeley,
valley, Sherman and Custer county
farms, for people OF limited means want
ing homes on easy terms e. Bradley,
" olbach, Neb.
NEBRASKA and oregon land, IS up.
S94 Brandeis Bldg
NEBRASKA and oregon land. IS IN
S34 Brandeis Bldg.
HoMEsTEAD-S2O acres for S75: about
20 miles out; rich 1arm land, not rand.
Mas an old entry. now cancelled. Worth
a. 900. J. A. Tracy. kimball. Neb.
BUY FROM OWNER.
I save commission. Good level y, Chey-
enne county. Eeb., tl475; adjoining 4, SO,
Almost as level as q billiard table. W. 8.
Ripley. 2z2l bi''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23
Robinson & Wolf
Phone Doug. s41S. AS Paxton Blk


BY OWNER.
Strictly modern tive-ruom cottage, two
and one-half blocks from Farnam 81.
only IL minutes walk from 10th and
Farnam. Stairs leading up to second
story enough space for two large rooms
and closets, Tile bath. combination fax
lures; cemented basement; newly painted,
also new walk and steps; hardwood fin
ish throughout House is only three years
old and a perfect gem inside SO II you
want an ideal home drop out and look
II over. Rents for $3.50. At 2S23 Capitol
Ave. only $500, part cash on terms t.
suit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23

| Am Too Busy To Come

BUT MR FARM SEEKER WHEN VISITED THE 9EEAT Jn
AID NE3hr III ES some 4E Tp H kb To "
ME ACTUALlTIES
o 1
to l
Il
the Making for the Past Two
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-23

EVERY plumber Is not n robber; II any
thing happens phone Doug. 1918, Good
Plumbing Co,
The evening world., 1911-01-05
The Reform Movement.

Mayor Busse Is n Republican and he
was asked II a Republicun victory In
Chicago local politics wasn't generally
due 20 a reform movement.
"Oh. not always" he answered. strur-
sling with his collar. II was never
looked upon n nm absolute upliftci.
Politics II politics most anywhere"
This '~'upllftment' suggestion brough.
h conversatlon around to the new
srand opera company In Chicago ana
h recent barring OF Mary Gardens
"Salome'' there.
The grand opera Is doing fine" said
HIS Honor. I'VE been 10 IL and 1
liked 1t first rate. They're going "a
have Il again next year. 80 l guess ~
q 60. No, sir. ] didn't have anything
to do with that 'Salome' business. ana
YOU can just say 30. From all | can
hear Miss Mary Garden is a most cs-
Unable young and the show
we'll, that's all ! care TO say about H."