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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
GIRL STILL MISSING
 HEARING POSTPONED
|. F. LONG. LOCAL LAWYER, CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
 GIVES BOND.
Leonard Girl Did Not Spend Tuesday Night With Girl Friend-Fathcr
 Searches For Her.

The failure of the officers and the parents of Miss Mae H.eonard to locate her before the time of the prelim- 1 irary hearing of l. F. Long, the law yer, charsad with aEducting the girl, yesterday prompted Magistrate J. A. Frazier to postponed the hearing un- til Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and increase the attorneys bond from $500 to $1, ,c00.
 After being ill custody of Deputy
 Constable w. D. EIiginbotham all night Tuesday Long obtained the sig natures of J. IT, Pilkngton and John H. Dellmon as security and was given his freedom.
 Though Long still protests his ig- norance as to the whereabouts of Miss Leonard her continued absence has strengthened the case against him and the officers are of the opinion ranged plan to leave tine city with the lawyer, which Wag baked Ey her ;larents' actions in having Long ar rested.
 Long's declarations that he did not sec the girl af;er her father called at the attorneys office is refuted by Mr.. Leonard, who charges that he can produce witnesses to swear that the attorney and the girl were seen to- gether late Tuesday afternoon. Long admits he was preparing to go to Newport, Ark, but says he had case in court there.
 Miss Stella Robi:ch. the young wo- man who called at Longs office and left with Miss Leonard, appeared at the magistrates office Wednesday morning as witness. She said Miss Leonard had not spent Tuesday night at her home.
 The girls father is very much worried over his daughters disap- pearance and is openly charging that Long had made arrangements for them to leave the city. He cou- tinued his fruitless search yesterday and the officers also are securing the town and suburbs.
 1 It is probable that mes 2ages will be i sent to police of other cities, giving a , description of the missing girl and asking that she be held.
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Junior Bridge Club.

Miss Gertrude Fox delightfully."- en- tamained rha members of the Junior Eri5ge Club and few visitors yester- day afternoon at the nome of Mrs. Carlton Fox. The decorations were simple and appropriate. Miss Annie Mart n was awarded the club prize, a
 air of silk hose, and Miss Della Page, cf Norfolk, received the guests prize. Following the games dainty refresh ments were served. The club mem- l,ers present were: Misses Ella Fox, Mary Geisreiter, Olivia Alexander Hattie Orto, Lut Alexander, May Reynolds, Bess Thompson, Annie Mar tin, Margaret Dewoody, Allie Mae Howell, Eleanor Mum, Nancy Mum 3eulah Walker, Virginia Walker, Rosa lie Philpot and Gertrude Fox. The guests were Misses Edna House and Cannon. of Senatobia, Mrs: Dell" Page, of Norfolk: Lill an Harris, Eliz- 9be.h Rirks, Owensboro, Ky: Virginif and Julien Hall, of Faye teville: Mrs Howell Westbrook and Mrs. Dlllar1 Saunders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
Cllmrock. of Walm Ridge

Clamrock, of Waluu Ridge.
 John w. Reap. of the Reap X CraW ford Furniture Company. left yester- day for the furniture markets of tho north and east 10 rcpl,nis.t the stocA of hi, store. Mir Reap will be aWAy for il week. >
 Mrs. J. $. tarrquc and rh ldr-n. wEo have been 1tstme Mrs. Bmra- quc's sister, Mr- L. B. Farrell, al Farrell passed lrough the aity yes- t,rday en route to oeir home near A,theimer.
 Mrs. NJ. Cans, former resident of this city. is in tbe city guest at the Hotel Jefferson Mrs Cans will spend several days in inc Bluff looking over her interc=fs- She now makes her home in Chicago with her sis ter, Mrs. Ilonnet.
 Mr. and Mrs J. C. ..eberman left last night for No4 Orleans. having been called there fo attend their on, Frank Lebermal Nho underwent all operation yeste.d day for appendicitis. Frank Lie5crman is 2 senior al Tn- lane and is 10 eraslHite from that col legc this season.
 c. NJ. Andersen. known thr1agll- out tha country gs "BroHeho Bi' ly,' of moving picture fame. nf, known locally as Max Aronson, having lived here for some years ago before he made such a big sucaes in he nov ing picture field, has gon= to Hot Springs, accompau ed by his Jap valet, after a visit here with rcla- ives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
TO MANUFACTURE POLES

Camden, Ark, Jan. 22.-Thc Pic. neer Pole and Saaft Company will erect a plant here within the neXi few weeks for the manufacture .f poles, shafts, and other wooden ar 'ticles. A location for the plant was donated by the Beard of Trade of the City of Camden, as an inducement for the company to put branch plant here. The new factory will give en- ployment to fifty men. The si'a within a few blocks of the business district, a1rl located on the Co., Belt and Rock Island railroads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
PERSONALS <
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J. V. Evans has gone to McGehee on business trip
 J M. Anderson has gone to Hot Springs for a few days.
 Judge J. NJ. Elliott was business visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 J. w. Gatling, of Bearden, was m the city on bus ness yesterday.
 J. W. Eldridge, of English, was a business visitor in the ely yesterday.
 Mrs. Grant Tucker, of Tucker, was reeisterel at the Hotel Jefferson yes terGay.
 Constable J. S. Barraque. of Ait heimer. was business visitor ill the ely yesterday.
 Colonel S. M. Taylor, Congress- man-elect, spent yesterday in L t'le Rock on business.
 Mrs. l.. P. Garner and children lelt yesterday for Union City, Tenn., 'o spend a month with relatives.
 Misses Nettie and Marie Lloyd' Mary V indsav and Daisy Sallee will spend today in Little Rock shopping.
 Dr. s. W. Blankenship, of Moscow was in the city yesterday the guest of his brother, Dr. w. H. blahken- ship. ', Judge James Gould, Judge J. M' Elliott and Attorney J. M. Shaw were bnsiness visitors in Little ROCK ses- terday. ,,;.s
 Mrs I Milford Dreyfus and MISS Artie Dreyfus went to Little ROCK i yesterday for a brief Vlsl' "''n friends. .,, ot
 c M. Stanley, who has been III at the Davis Hospital, was yes'eraay 'e moved to his home, No. 7oS "e'' Fourth avenue. ,,
 George B. Moore has returned ron Little Rock, where he attehdeo ' "N comic school of instruction for Masoh-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23

were Jastefully arranged. The yo0nr
 l"o'es assembled in the morning nd "' Ter several interesting games of '"ctloh Dridge d course luncheon va, served. in the games Miss Blanca FOX received a souvenir spoon for "l2h score, and Miss Birks was pre. 9ellted with q Pine Bluff souvenir spoon. Those present were Misses ''Ianche and Gertrude Fox, Eleanor and Nam @ Nunn, Annie Martin. E1jz3- Leih Schober, Mary Geisreit4r and Elizabeth hiFks, of Owensboro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
Carter-RTOU"lltOn.

Pine Bluff friends and relatives have received news of ihe engagement of Mis- Dorothy Elliott Carter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Kearsley Carter, of Mcb le, All., and Rollin BroNghton, a prominent young business man of taa, city. The wedding will take place in the Spring.
 Miss Car CT :s vel and favo?ably known in this city, where she has frequently wis ted and aas e njoye( unusual popularity in social circles. Her mother, formerly Mis- Lillia. Prgmola, of this ciy, was one of the most popular and lovable young "a dies in tn city and 'Aaa many git hood friends here. She i:s a sister O Mrs. G. H. Mar in and niece o Judge J. M. Elliott, promlnen jurist of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
ic lodge officials.

Mrs. A. P. Fielding, after spending several days in the city on business will return to Vicksburg, Miss, today to join her husband and sons, who are attending college there.
 Captain R. M Galbraith, receiver for the Mullikin stock, returned last night from Little Rock and announc- ed that he would sell the stock on February 1.
 Misses Bessie Goldman, of New York. and Miss Louise Krauss, o1 Chicago, two popular and prominent Jew h society girls, are in sAe city visiting Miss Fannie Hanf. Miss Luc He Davis has returnat from Memphis, where she visited re. atives for a few weeks. She Wil leave Thursday for Searcy, where sh( will enter Galloway College.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Senyard ant Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mckenzie have returned, from Little Rock, where the. attended the wedding of Mrs. A5dlt Harris, of tn city, and w. G. Me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
Farewell Meeting.

At the meeting of the Trinity Church Association at the rectory
 Tuesday afternoon resolutions of re- sret at the departure of Rev. and
 Mrs Charles L. W-Ree:e, were adopted A large number were pres
 ent and routine business was trans acted This is the last meeting to be
 held with the present pastor and his wife as they will leave next week
 Tor Ellensburg, Wash, to make thein
 nome. Rev. and Mrs. Reese have Geen very popular and the fact that
 they are to leave is generally regret ted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
COUNTY JUDGES MEET AT LITTLE ROCK
OBJECT TO MAYORS MOVE TO USE MONEY FROM ROAD TAX FIND FOR CITY STREETS
Will Also Oppose Part of the State Board of Health 'Bill-Of-
 iicers Elected.

Little Rock, Jan. 22.-The County
 Judges of Arkansas have determined to make fight 70 prevent the move ment started by the recent conven- tion of Mayors, for all taxes collect ed for road improvement in cities to be expended on the city stree.s. They will also ght the State Board of Health bill, or the portion of it that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
To Freshen Air.

To freshen the air of a sickroom, ground coffee should be sprinkled on a shovel or coal-scoop previously heated in the fire. A match should then be held to a small piece of camphor-gum, and when this is alight it should be placed in the center of the shovel. The burning coffee gives an aromatic aroma to the room. which is very re- freshing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
NEW FIRST Aih
 IN EtS ASPHYNiATIO\

Texarkana, Jan. 22.-Tae TeXar- kama Gas and Electric Company has rece we'd the pumotor purchas d C. gently. Manager w. l.. Wood an nouncing it will be loaned to any phy- sician free of charge. The pulmotol is an apparatus for resuscita ing per- sons overcome by gas or who ale ap. parently dead from drowning. It value has been demonstrated Cn n'.- merous occaaions, when it has resus- itated persons apparently lifeless. | the first one brought e this see tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
PLANT JUICE HAS
 CURED MANY PATIENTS
l REM Rk ABLE REMEDY IS nylCE AND POSITIVE IN IT'S
 FINAL EFFECTS.
No ENtrayagant Claims ire Made for tie Tonic Testimonials
 Ire Convincing.

[ NO eXtraVasart claims are made tot Plant Juice. It is not offered as a cure-all, but where used for stom- ach, liver and kidney troubles, catarrh or rheumatism, 1t has no equal. The stomach quickly regains it's ploper action and furni-hes proper nourish- ment for the body. l. affords a healthy stimulant to the liver, puri- fies and cleanses ,he blood, strength ems the kidneys and enables them to carry on their important function of eliminating poisons and impurities builds up, enliches and strengthens the whole system-and there are no remedies that can equal Plant Juica in preventing and relieving the ills of Womankind, II successfully com bats the ravages of catarrh and rheu- matism. It will quickly supply the body with an abundance of disease defying, healthgiving blood that will force from the system all impurities and quickly cause the return of health. This is attested by the many grateful people who have found re- lief from pain and suffering and who are glad of an opportunity to testi ty to the benefits they have receiv- cd. Call on the demonstrator at Sea wells Pharmacy. No. 12O Main street.
 (Advcrt Scmcnt)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
{ Church ReceptiOn.

X reception will be held at the akeside Methodist church Thursday evening from to il for the pastor, Eev. R. R. Moore, and his family, Rev. J. A. Sage and family and Rev. w. c. Watson and family. All the members end their friends are cor dially invited to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23

acid poisons that say dlVn in tte legs and feet. TIE shri1els hard com into nothing, drives away bun ions, reduces your feet t2 if your Haoes and enables you o run like . deer or stand ana driN like soldier. Get box of TIZ p cents at any druggist. department or gem raj store, or send to Walter Luther Dodge & G., 1923 s. Wabasa Ave, Ch cago, H., for free trial package. Not to try T1Z is to inv te misery. Don't waste time with substitutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
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Fox Party,

Mrs. s. C. Alexander entertained with box party at the performance of
 he 'Bohem an Girl at tae Eks lhe- ater last night, complimentary to Mrs Wilshire Riley, of Louisville, Ky, and Miss Agnes Green, of Mathews. Va, who is visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Austin At the conclus en of the performance >Ee party repaired to the Alexander home and enjoyed luncheon. Those in the party were Mrs. Wiltshire Riley, Miss Agnes Green, Miss Matte Oryo, Miss Mary Kate Riley, Mrs. Alexander, w. T. Lowe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
Play For Trinity.

The play, SevenT Twenty-Eigh ght' will be the attraction at the Elks Theater tonight. The performance is for the benefit of Trinity church and the cast is composed of local talent. Mrs. 2. w. Freeman has directed the rehearsals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
Bridge -LunchC0n.

Miss Elizabeth Birks, of OWenspsro, Ky, was the recipient of charming social honor yesterday morning when Mrs H. P. Bradford entertained With bridge-luncheon in honor Of me visiting girl. Palms and cut flowers divided the decorations, W1lcE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23

Keep posted as we will begin our run of Monday Specials again m few weeks, and we have some mighty god things to offer. Waeh for the dates. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Pin,
 Bluff.

Do the right thing a lie right time.
 Act quickly iu time of daDger. In time of kidney danger Doan's Kidney Pills are most effective.
 Plenty of evidence of their worth.
 Mrs II. F. Pitman, 1l1 North Beech Street, Pine Bluff Ark. says 'l sui femcd intensely rom backache and pains i'll my loins and always fe.t tir,d and worn out Nervousness bo hcrcd me and my health was all run down, When l was suffering in that way Doan's Kidney Pills were brought 10 my attention and l inn mediately procurCd supply. l im- proved soon aftcr 1 began their use and hy the time I had finished the contents Of three of four boxes, l was without a symptom of kidney e2mpla IT.. l have ofsen told my friends and acquaintanees about Doan's Kidney Pills. :" CStatement giv- en June 9, 191oJ
 No Trouble Since.
 When Mrs. Pitman was interviewed on March 31, 1911 she said: ''rhe cure D9ne's Kidney Pills effected in my case had been permanent and my kidneys are now in excellent con diiion. l give th.s remedy the entire credit for my good health.'
 For sale by all dealers, Price D cents. FOstcr-MilbuTn Co.,, Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's--a take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
kaiice Klatch and Bazaar.

A Kaffee Klatch ana bazaar will De given at the home of Mrs. Ferdinand Eaer. on West Baraque street next Wednesday afternoon for the benefit of the Ladies Temple Society.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
For Miss RirkS.

Mrs Alie Nash will entertain this afternoon at cards. complimentary to Miss Elizabeth Birks, of Owensboro, Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23

Miss Gertrude Barnum, of Chicago, who is one of the leading spirits in the New York shirt waist makers strike. Miss Barnum charges that employers imprisoned girls to keep them from going on strike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
Written on Faces
 Tired, Aching Feet
:. Tiz Foot Bath Is One G; tlta I,y.
 of Living.
\ Free Trial Package Prove If

No comfort anywhere. Swollen fe !, rcb the day of all it's sunlight. Buc i's a TIE foot bath tonight. ToHor- row is all smiles and feet-foo cd6oss
 TIE i' wonder to draw out Ill ,boy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23

We are always headquarters for bargains ill furniture. Reap x Crawford Furniture Co. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
English Humor.

He who laughs last is an English. man.-Princeton Tiger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-23
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26
THREE FIRE ALARMS
DURING THE NIGHT
Blaze Discovered at Midnight seri.
ousiy Threatend Damage at Nc
Fariand Paper Factory.

At midnight last night tie fire de-
partmsnt vas called 10 the Mcfarland
Paper company On johnson street in
answer 70 an alarm gt~en by FRANK
Bsliinge-. A large Number Of email
rood rings that come vsth paper had
beer placed in 2 tub or top OF 2 Etov,
ard caught fire. Thsy we're blazing
near The top Of the ceiling End we're
carried out doors By the nremea.
Prompt discovery probably prevented
3 serious ioss.
AT 1876 the department Vas call
ed 10 the Kilboarne residence 81
Third and High streets. The house
had become filled with smoke from Z
small heating store which #se quick
II extinguished. There vas 10 dam
age.
At six O'Clock last evening the de
partuent made 3 run 10 Third ant
Exchange Ehsre an electric light Eirs
had become grounded The Etreet
lights we're SHIT OF for short tins
hacauss OF this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26

foE any pain. from TOP TO zoe. rp1
by came. apply Dr. Thomas Esrcts.s
Oil PAN can't EtaT where = i ussaa
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26
The Social Committee Has Been Re-
organizes into Two eodies for
Afternoon and Evening
Events.
GOOD INDIAN GIRLS
Interesting Meetings Of Two Of the
Camp Fires and Of the Very
Active Geneva
Club.

Ihe social committee of the Young
Woman's Christian Association has
been rsorganized. and two commit
tees formed, one for the afternoon en-
tertaInments and the other for the
evening social affairs.
The afternoon committee viii meet
tomorrow morning at i, O'Clock on
business pertaining TO their duties
Following compose the club, Mrs.
Frank LeB-on, Sr.. chairman: Mrs.
a. C. Brown. Mrs Lee Daughrity,
Mrs R L. Reid. MS e u. Majors.
Mrs e M- TTacy. Mrs. Harry ].
Reeves, Nrz. E L. Aidrich, Miss
Martha Hornish and Mrs R. ii. Lap
sley.
Tomorrow evening At 7:45 O'Clock
the social committee for evening So
cial events wfn meet for the same
purpose that calls together the othe,
social committee
Following ara the members O. thai
committee Miss Margaret Williams
chairman. Miss Marion Becker, Miss
Myrtle Conn. Miss Leila McGav. Miss
Mary Llyerstrom. Miss Minnie Wag
sgoner. Miss Ethel Osborn. Miss Haze
Wells. Miss Mildred Rayburn. Miss
Irene Stricken, Miss Carroll and Mrs
Mildred f. Stewart
Camp Fire Meet
The DslatawaEa Camp Fire met Al
the home OF Hiss Helen Inmsgar1
yesterday afternoon. after school
This camp fire. of which Miss Hzrrfei
Solomon Is guardian, is doing splen
did work and All seem much inter
lested-
.I After roll call. the girls discusses
very earnestly tie Y. ". c. A. ner
building and had the pleasant oppo,
tunisy Of seeing the attractive plan
OF the new home no# In rapid conrsi
Of construction
The Yete~a1 Carp Fire.
The Tetawaw Camp Fire also bel.
2 short session last evening. at II,
z II. C. a rcoms. the object besn,
10 become better acquainted with Il,
plans o. the new building. and eacl
good Indian girl present vas nucl
pleased with the results al the nee;
ing
Geneva csuh.
The Genera club net last s-sain;
AT o'clccE and held q short bushes
session dur1ng ~hich plans #ere q:
cussed for bringing the Parsons Co
| lsss chorus 10 Keokuk for an eats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. W. ?. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICAL AND SURGEON
01oe Is North F4trh street. & sas.
EoEeII building.
o7ce kozrs-fa 70 Z q n: TO q.
p n; eye1ings 10 9. EErdays. III
&c ?. T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, I'LL. February 26. 1913.

so that Warsaw now has perfectly
pure water. and this fact being estab-
iished increased revenue from the wa
ter IS The result Besides This he has
had made a survey OF the city. and a
map. preliminary for the iustaiimsnt
CT perfect sewer system when
doubtless viii be installed the prese i
year He has also made # possible
for Warsaw 10 have a hrst-ciass cleo
rric Hight and power system. equal TO
Keokuk. and at a lower rate than con-
sumers hare been paying All this
for the benefit OF greater Warsaw.
..just below the dam
The WarsaE Cooperative assccia-
ton lie considering a factory PROPOSE
ton. working sixty people.
Saturday, March S, Dreamiand vig
be thrown open free TO our farmers
and their families, through the gener-
osity Of n c. Eckbohm. There will
be tSo performances. showing the his
tory OF the plow. from the pioE made
OF the root Of tres and drawn By
camel, down 10 the present zn-furrow
plow drawn by an auto engine These
free shows on Saturday are good
t-ade-gesters and should be continued
The t. P. & ". has kindly given
the Cooperative association list OF
three plans for the installation OF
switch tracks for the use OF possible
manufacturers. the latter having the
choice of any one of the three. This
VIII be o. great advantage 10 Us and
viii be used before the summer ID
over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-26
T~,s passn knsss.

limited Press Leased Wire SsrTscs-l
Madrid. Fab ees-ssazrzsa reports
fo5zv Fixed he zuz-es- Of 5ez5 Is 3
rsszfz o. ssss esa-sso- works srFacsssrz II
tws1sy-EcSar. and tAs injured n 1Esce
that s~EnAss- a charge Of 5F1x-nsse
was p<szasaE'ssy sxrlcsssa- aae the
arsz reNovs szsa that sexsarY Ee-s
szasssa ana AnaareS injured
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-19
DE TEATRO
Ell ESTRENO DE ANOCHE

pesar del aumento de precio fjadt
aver pOr la empresa de que los re-
vendedOres subieron algo mas ell papel
ell teatrO estaba rebOsante de publico
Fu6 ell de anoche un lleno extraordina
rio.
Habia una vivlsima curiosidad por
|conOcer la nueva obra de Lehar Eva ,
El nombre del autor era una garant1a
y la propiedad con que Angelini monta
todo ell trabajO, otra seguridad de 6xito,
LA obra gust6, porque tiene una mti
sica superba, Y la empresa la presenta
con todo ell luj que requiere ell ambien-
te en- que la acci6n Sc desarrolla.
El libro, como ocllrre por 10 general
Ell las operetas, es cosa muy secunda
ria. Y este, ademas de secundario, -
alevosamente melodramatico, en- los
dos primeros actOs ESQ de ir q socia-
llstear a la opereta, no encaja propia
mente en- ell genera. Ell libro de EVA
Sc sale del ambiente en- que la operetfe
ha de moverse para caer en- el melodra
ma de lucha de classes que plantea un
falso confficto. Bien es verdad que e
autor 10 resuelve favor de la l0gica.
y Ell .el 1ltimO acto ocurre 10 que cs
propio que suceda, sin que los gritos
del papa Larousse" vengan 4 romper
la emOci0n sentimental de la Ultima
escena.
La m1sica es inspirada, exquisite
Fueron repetidos >varios nlmeros, y e
Maestro Lovreglio fu6 llamado
/ la escena Sc le tribI-
to juntamente con la "Gattini', An
gelini y Memghi una ovaci6n atronado
ra
La obra ha gustado nlucho, ell p1
blico salio muy satisfecho del teatro.
Ademas de la senora Gattini que es-
tuvo admirable, Sc distinguieron la Flo
ri y los senores Angelini, Merig CHI
GUidi y Pangrazy.
Ell corO muy bien. La escena muy lu
josa, Todo digno del entusiasmo CON
que los espectadores aplaudieron.
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-19
LA Casta susanna"
A PETICION GENERAL,
30

Por segunda y Ultima vez, como fun
ci6n de abono, Sc anuncia para esta no.
che en- el Municipal la famosa Opereta
LA CASTA dSUjSANA, ell mayor 6xito
de la Compah1a.
La repetici6n de tan divertida obra
ha sido pedida por todo ell p1blico
Manana jueves 20, la compah1a estre-
nara Ell ell teatro Apollo la gran opera
c6mica del Maestro Aubert, FRA DIA-
VOLO, de abono, pudiendo ell abonado
que no este conforme con ambas funcio-
ne, reclamar el importe de elias.
Del lines q al p, tlltimas funciones
de la Compan1a.