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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
GERMANS SALUTE FLAG
OF ARGENTINA AT KEEL
SoIemflIy Atones for Sinking
Ships Of Neutral Nation
During World War.

KIDD IN D solemn net of atone
ment Germany gave satisfaction p Ar.
gentlna for shc ,0ss II the steamers
n, ssse Rrotegide ard Tore.
i,g Lnis II Moilnn. Minister for Az.
senlIna. and bis stan were eercmon.
lp#sly receiyed on board the bnttleship
Hanover. Afserward the Argentine
Gag WIS holsted ard flown from the
tnalpsuagi 81 the nAttiesnlp and later
the Ag&euflne delegation aBa the Ger.
man sscials Ind luncheon together
All ser Medina nIid his party left
the nip eli las o'clock 81 the Ar,
ternc being saluied by - guns,
whlls lac Argentine flag was run %
10 THE feretcb o. tbe Hanover
Both the Toro and the Monte Pro-.
tegido were sunk In 1917 BY German
submarines. The sending 10 the bot.
tom % the two vessels created great
Indignation III Argentina Germany
paid indemniiies fF the sinklngs
A representative ~ tAr German gov.
ernment, addressing Or. Molina on
board the battiskhIp, recalled that Ger
nhHy, at the tins ~ the sinkiags. had
Informed Argentina that the vmis.
hepss had occurred through no lack
~ respect fur the flag Of u friendly
country which an Germans heaorea.
Tho nrst opportunity, be adGed. NOW
WAS being taken I, salute the Argen-
line fag. and the obligation was being
discharged with ~ The more pleasure,
since Il gave satisfaction 20 M
flor which. until the end ~ the war,
did not swerye Ii maintaining fuh neu.
trality.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
FARMER AUTO|ST DIES
CHASING HAM ACTORS
Were Pursuing Fleeing Thes-
plans Who Had Been Rotten
Egged at LyndeviIIe, N. Y.

Lyndeville. n. Y.--whlle chasing 40
automobile loaded with seven actors,
who had been egsed ont Of the opera
house and village here. Stanley Irsking.
twenty-three years old. a young farm
er. was killed, and two others pnin.
fully injured when their automobile
was crowded Of the road into a ditch
By the escaping thesplang, Deputy
sheriffs are searching Orleans county
for the actors.
The actors, who billed themselves
as the sJazg Mln@reIs." engnged the
opera house for show, Title opera
house was wei filed when the curtain
rose, and the minstrels according 70
officials. started an series u dis
cordant violin and banjo solos,
Il The, Villagers branded tie show
''rotnn." During an IntermIssinn
many m the audience gathered eggs.
tomatoes and other vegetables of
questionable age. when the actors re-
sumed they pet them ny. The per-
Torrance esl0ed In n bedlam, the ac-
tors beating a iassy retreat before tie
barFage of eggs and vegetables
Irsking and his companions pursued
the car about two miles from the
village before they overlook IT, As
Frsking's ear came alongside the iiee-
ing machine, the latter turned sharply
to the right, crowdIng the villngers'
car on the road and oyertnrning K
into ditch. IrskIng's skull was frac-
tured and he died a few minutes later.
Thomas and sheppard were cut
and bruised, but they will recover.
The actors car did not stop and 50
far as can be learned the village
officIals do not know their names or
addresses
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06

Washington, Republican leaders
stood powerless 10 carry out their ex-
tensise Legislative program, Including
the tax revision bill, while the wranale
over the anii.beor BIN continued with
unabated fury.
After several futile attempts to bring
W the tnx blu. Senator Penrose, chair.
man Of the Finance Committee. LEFT
The senate chamber, apparently In dis.
gpst, an hour or more before adjourn
ment
senator willis (0hlo), one Of the
authors of the Campbell Willis bin. de-.
nled reports that no had taken word
from the White House to tho senate
that the President had given his APP
prevail TO the efforts to continue con-
sidcrntlon Of the anti.beer bin. Just
Ut this time The unfinished business, I"
the Borah bin for FREQ tolls for Amari-
can coastwise ships through the Pan.
ANA Canal, automatically displaced
the anii-beer bin. Senator Borah, In
an effort 70 break up the jam. oEered
temporarily to lay aside the tolls bill,
but the "wetss objected.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06

PiiyslcianA VITO neglect dlphtherlu
patients who die will be indicted and
prosecuted OH charges Of murder, Ii
WAS announced III Chicago By Health
Commissioner Robertson.
Senator Harrison Of Mississippi
scored President Harding for taking
his recent yacht trip awhiie men were
sold at auction IN Boston because they
could not obtain empIe yment."
Commissioner Enrlght will ask FOR
S38, 216,548, an Increase Of $4,000, 900
over last year, for maintenance Of the
New York police department. he told
the Meyer committee
Report submitted to Governor Hard.
wick Of Georgia by special committee
investigating the wreck Of Atlanta.
Birmingham ami Atlantic train at Cas-
cade crossing two weeks ago says It
was due 10 a charge Of high explosives
placed on track with criminal intent.
Bonds for i've alleged bombers
saught by police 10 the act Of bomb
Ing shoe repair chop In Chicago a
few days age have been fixed AZ ST.
10000. Municipal Judge Haas said
the figure had been so large because
the men had endangered the lives Of
women and children.
Ten SnfAnn rebels were killed wien
a force Of 70 Attempted 10 ambush
three plakoons Of British troops In the
ManJlri river district.
Everybody ought 70 battle ut least
twice week 10 order to be healthy.
The Saturday night serubbsng II not
enough This wens down IN tho gov.
eminent book as an official rule adyo-
Gated by The United Stntes Bureau or
Education, which has started nation
Wide drive for healthier school chill
dren and teachers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
VALUATION PLAN
BLOCKS TARIFF
Measure Delayed by U. S. Treas
ury Experts Not Likely to Pass
Before Next Spring.
GATHER FACTS FOR SYSTEM
Work VIII Require Tive Months More.
Senate Finance Committee POST
pones Resumption Of Hearings on
import Duties Until November.

Washington. Final enactment Of
tariff legislation before the winter SEES
sion of Congress appeared an Impos-
sIbiliiy when Senator Penrose, chair
man Of the Senate Finance Commit
tee, said that II II now estimated that
sixty days viii be required By force
u treasury experts 10 collect informa-
tton desired IN connection with the
adoption Of the American valuation
plan.
The Republican members Of the
Finance Committee conferred with
James - Reynolds. who has been given
charge Of the force Of men who win
gather the Information for the treas
ury. Mr. Reynolds formerly was a.
sisfant secretary OF the treasury In
charge ~ customs aud also served rs
member Of the Tariff Commission.
This new force Of treasury experts
II being organized under authority OF
the 100000 emergency appropriation
recently made by Congress.
Mr. Reynolds Informed the commit
tee That he World be III position 70
report information from time to time,
but that al the data desired In liking
tariff duties under the American vaIua-
ton plan could not be gathered 10
less titan siafy days.
Under this program Il viii be nearly
December ~ the time all the In
formation Is available. This viii mean
that i win be scarcely possible for
the Senate Finance Committee TO re-
port the tatin bin to the senate be.
fore December nj the earliest. The
regular session Of Congress opens early
In that month.
Following the information BY MIR.
Reynolds II was decided that no
heartpga would be held nntll the tax
BIN IS disposed Of The hearing win
hegln probably about November !.
chsirman Peurose said. and win con.
sinue for two weeks or a month.
Senator Pearose was authorized BY
his party colleagues on the committee
20 confer With Representatives Of tile
agricultural and manufacturing inter.
ssfa and saeurE 0Islnspnx ia b toe ne
eessliy for the early enactment Of .
permanent tariH law.
In view 0f lAc fact thut the Christ
mas holidays WI interrupt the work
Of Congress during December. con
sideratlon u the tariff bill In ths
sensie Ia not likely 10 ba completed
before early next year.
Final enactment of tariff iegislatioe
may not take place UNFIT February Of
later
Members ~ tbs Finance Committed
gave some consideration to schemes
for fna Sterilization of exchange IN
connection with tariff legislation.
senator Penr0se announced that the
house blti imposing a duty of 90 per
cent en- American surplus war supplies
sold 70 France and brought back Il
this country will be called ap IN tbs
senate u the earliest opportunity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
-
CUT NORMAL TAX RATES

Senators Walsh and Gerry Propose
Reduction on Incomes.
Washington. Reductions in the nor
NAL tax rates on individual incomes Of
$4,000 or less and graduated tax Of
from 10 per cent TO 20 per cent On the
incomes % corporations In place Of
the suggested iint rate Of Is peE cent
we're proposed In amendments to the
Republican tax revision bill offered by
Senators Walsh Of Massachusetts ana
Gerry 81 Rhode Island, Democrats. on
finance committee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
eMlLwAukgE sARs 70 STAY

Court 0verrnies Opinion OF state AZ
tcrnsy General on Matter
Madison, Wls.--Bars In saloons need
not be removed or altered to comply
with the new state prohibition law,
fudge 4. II. Stevens told attorneys for
Milwaukee saloon interests, who have
brought a test case. The judge said
that he wan satisfied that the attorney
general was wrong ID his opinion that
bars mint be altered tD give anob-
efructed view Of the space behind
them
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
cLEsoy SHORTAGE ACUTE
Next Session of Church Alliance to BE
Held Abroad.

Pittsburgh. The present shortage
Of ministers IL ''acute, critical and
grave according 10 the report pre-.
scented By Rev. John Wall or Edin-
burgh. Scotland, at a session OF the
general council OF the Alliance OK Re
formed Churches. II waR decided to
hold the next alliance meeting In 1925.
While the place Of meeting was NOS
selected. Cardiff, Wales, probably will
be favored
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
knowledge Brings love.

Knowledge Of d thing engenders love
al ii; the more exact the knowledge,
The more fervent the love Leonardo
de viucl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
pustlnu ii In a Nutshell.

An ounce Of prevention ID worth
d pound OF cure; only We don't know
when to apply the prevention and We
do know when to apply the cure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Liberty LOAN BOND MARKET.
By FRED'K T.. NOTHING a. co,
Investment Bankers
s17 Eas, Main Street, Rich,n,rtl Y,
NARROW PUNCTUATION
SEEN IN COTTON TRADE
by Associa;sh-rrsssl

NEW YORK. My. :5-Ihe cotton mar
E-t MAS very uu!ei today with fluctuations
narrow and Irregular. with TWO holidays
Ecxt weeK-Tuesdby and FriGay-and the
TrIort OF the census bureau on ginning
10 November !. schcdu!cd FOR pub.ica ton
fresh business was restricted. the bulk u!
the trading being attributed to The
duciicn o, old accounts The price OF
January contracts RANGED FROM ISIS -
. h..s; closing a: ls.2i. with TIE general
market closing steady. &, u net advance
!. The market opened steady a; an adj
nea. months being relatively iiFm on re.
ports that spot cotton was being so!d
cut OF the local Hto+';. There was
little southern selling at tae start ana
scattered .ipuidation which sent. prices
about Z to aoia;s net lower rirht after
M on covering for over the week end
Otherwise there was very l,;ic support
and later nuciuai!ons we're gu.et with
Deccmber ringing from l',39 10 ls,jd nu,
March from. 1897 20 iS22 Last prices
we're within or points OF the oesi OF
mort deliveries.
Weekend reviews OF .he goods situation
attracted no special continent but thcr.
vas probably some selling on ret urts that
J.ancashire sp!nacrs might discuss a re.
J. newa! OF oTra n:zeG short time SHOULD bus
ines TAI. TO Improve ia the near future
Humors that prominent authority Is.
tirlated tho amount OF cotton - b. e!nn.d
after November al i.C.V,0bJ les, were
denied and traders found little or un;n-
ON the probable chewing o.; Ut-St week g
census report. WASHINGTON advice. re-.
ported tine organization u . cotton Trad
!Ng CORPORATION a. tho port o.. DanZIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

were 100000 bnlcs of cotton sim ~ ha
s,nheu IN the South first %. November
80 rom case messages from Liverpool
w NY erect that master summers were
HunnslueriiE new ballot on short time
s s.n, business improved. Offerings wee
au"iy nbsoroc even the small declines
,h. ne ns opening not lasting long. but at
~, nHe na'hs TIME the market did not get
OF the day.
would be closed on November IL Arrais,
ticc Day. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
u. S. Government WAR
BONDS make BIG Gains
Liberty Group Sets New High
Figure for the
Year.
GERMAN MARKS cuLLArsn
Go TO New Low Figure of 10 Ii
Cents, While british bills Show
Decided Activity md Strength.
Market Dealings pcrfunctor!.
IBy Associated press.]


y NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Cnited states
government bonds. as represented by
the Liberty group, again contributed
notably to the trading OF the stock
exchange to-day. -Four OF those is
sues made new high prices of the
year.
At the maximum quotations Of
$3.50 and ) l-2s showed a gain OF
$50 points, while the second, third
and fourth les were IS to So
points higher. Some foreign war
issues also hardened, but domestic
rails and industrials reflected the
dizziness of shares OF that character.
< Total sales, per value. S9.S5o.0oo.
Business in stocks We're perfume
tory, the several contrary movements
denoting little more than the custom
AIRY weekend settlement OF spccula-
tive contracts. High grade oils were
inclined to strengthen, but junior
oils reaced under pressure directed
mainly against the Union Oil.
Steels, equipments and coppers and
kindred stocks lost to points, and
trading in rails fell to lowest ebb
of the week. number OF active
transportations remaining unuuot-d
through the session.
German marks collapsed TO the
new low price of 30 Ia cents, with
concurrent weakness in rates TO Aus
trla ana hungary. The more impor
tent foreign exchanges ignored this
condition, however. British bills. es-
pecially, showing decided activity
and strength.
The clearing house weekly state
inent failed to disclose any marked
changes resulting from November
transfer Of funds. Actual loans arc
discounts showed the relatively nomi-
nal increase of s+5,S36,OOO and a cash
contraction OF s3.4i2.000 reduced cx-
cess reserves to about $13,Oe0,OOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
7ZNES-DLSPATCHS RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

siSni top: 1872: light lights up TO s 2s: pigs
higePo E Eui hoss Pig mostly loc
sheep: receipts 1000: compared with
week ago killing classes generally steady:
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II.
CHICAGO. Nov Seattle: rccclyts COZ
compared with week ago. "a few Desirable
pinin-fed steers and yearlings. 10 to 2Sc
higher: others uncvenly. ~ higher:
western mostly steady: fat she stuck
10 to &c lower: Gamers and ciItter.
mostly steady: buils steady to Doc lower:
calves ~ to Oc lower heavy calves an
more. stockers and feeders dull. weak To-
higher ,hnn yesterdays average: market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
HAS SMALL ADVANCE
nav Assor,utcd prcss.1

NEW ORLEANS. la, Nov. 5.--Wccli end
covering OF the short interest kept the
cotton nIarke. steady today Mt small ad-
vances. following declines or To points
on the opening call: The greatest demand
were II IL points higher than the close
OF Yesterday. Last prices showed ne,
ccmbcr traded down to i,.57 reacted to
1882 and closed At iT.S6.
Whatever new selling was done resulted
from the rumor that private bureau had
come nu' with aa estimate that there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-tirnin prices nuc,u-
uteG ON the Board OF Trade today. bat
Win less disposition % press the selling
sue in what. steadiGr undertone de-
Sciopeu. Wheat registered u net gam OF
&c, corn closed UNCHANGED TO Mc lower
unu oats finished &c higher. provisions
November lard.
Wheat started easy and lower under
some scattered selling. After tha first
hour. however. this movement was played
3uI; priccs turned upward on word that
l.oVcW0 bushels had been worked for ex-
port and reports that Winnipeg had alb
sorbcd early offerings.
The trade shifted bit when rumors of
frost In Argentina were denial. but short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

covering and tho conventional wcok- ends
transactions caused another upturn at
tho close.
Corn and oats alternately saSgod sndt
5tlnencd In sympathy with wheat. Do-r
nestle shipping demand slow Ina
6nth grains; but spot offerings were read !,
Provisions were unusua ily tdull. hut price,
were stendy because of the strength Ia
i've hogs at the yards and Reports or,
liberal export sales Of lard for EuroI can !
account.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

which Is designed 20 handle American
spinners particularly in Poland. which
is said 20 bc consuming about 2,.a9 bales
al cotton peg month. According to these
ndvccs & il believed tina; Russia can
not be considered producer OF cot
ton Cor ten years Mt east and that
Polish mills which formerly used Russian
cotton must rely more entirely upon
America for supplies. Cotton on ship
board awaiting clearance ut the end OF
the week $4,000 against $4,000 last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Fort mOVelNcnt:
New Yorlt-MiddinE. IS 80: stock. III. SCI.
Minor tnrts-Stuck. S.o26.
Total today-Rseeip;s. .G.i5s: exports. s.
Total FOR weck-Rcce,p,s. 2s.+5e: EXPORTS.
Tota, for seasoa--Receipts. es7s.eis: cx-
l.I9iIS7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

wholesale Quotations OH Change.
- November 8, 1921.
These quotations represent prices when
are being paid or offered by dealers and
m ltat. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
DE SPORT

No deiaron de hacer algunas "gara-
tas" los jugadores de "Mayagiiez''
pero todas las decisiones durante este
juego pudieron ser solucionadas dentro
de la mayor ammonia para ambas no
venas.
Ell juego de la tarde lilo principle
a las 4 y prometia ser uno de los mas
renidos desde que combaten los dos
team. Ell ''score" quedo asl:
MAYAGUEz 90 0O1 Xxx ks
AGUADILLA % 8 OO1x x-
En- Ell sexto inning, estando ell
"Aguadilla'' por dos carreras su ia
vor, le toca al "Mayagiiez" il la
'majagua'. Consiguen meter dos
corredores bases y hacen una, carrera
sin ningln ''out'' quedando otros dos
corredores dispuestos entrar al home
sin dificultad. Ell celebre pitcher del
"Aguadilla' Daviu, Sc dio cuenta de
tutaments demoro ell juego, hasta el ex
tremo de lacer alredor de veinte tira-
das la primera base, estando ell CO.
rredor "pegado'' Ia misma. Esto di6
lugar a que oscureciera y Sc terninara
ell desafio, que sin duda traia un des-
enlace muy triste para las huestes del
DR.. Torregrosa
Molinary y Boni1la fueron los mejo-
res "cantazos' durante ambos Juegos.
Justo es decir tambi6n que el simpatico
Bonilla, pitcher Official del "Aguadi-
lla'', hizo un juego admirable por la
ma1ana, demostrando una vez mas que
es un lanzador de primer order.
Rafael 9. Esteves, umpire de los
juegos, estUvo como siempre, irnparciaI
y correcto.
Para ternninar debemos decir que
los 'Tiburones'' saben agredir a la
pelota y tienen mucha discipline, 10 que
sin duda alguna les ayudara mucho pa
ra que no muy tarde neguen derrotar
los Cardenales'. RACSo.
Aguadilla, noviembre Il,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17

Sc DESEA COMPRAR alquiIar sillas
plegadizas para un circo. Deben ser ba-
;atas. Dirijase Tylers Animals. G. P.
o., RSo Piedras. 11-23
Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones grandes
Y ventiladas sin amueblar. Allen n,
Altos. LIE
SE vENDE por embarcsrse su duefo
una guagua Cadillac en- buenas condi-
clones, Sc da baratisirna, para informes
dirijase Carretera No. 6S, Stop 6, Puer
ia de TERRA lame tel. CTS azulJ
Santurce. lis
LIBRoS para Contabilidad de varios
precios y tananos, vende Porto Ric !
Paper and Supply Co. 12-7
Sc DESEAN toda clases de artistas7 pa
ra circo, tales como cantores, lumbisa
las acrobatas, payasos o papeles seme-
iantes. Dirijase Tylers Animals
G. P. O., Rio Piedras 11-23
Sc VENDE la guagua PEPITA Sc
admite un socio que sea chauffeur. Tam
bi6n vendo CHANDLER siete pasaje-
ros.- Informara Ramon Pastrdna. Ro-
BILE Al, Rio Piedras. 11-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
''Recordar es viviT"-- Dante

La opera en- tres actos Il due oscari'
estrenada en- mil ochocientos cuarenta
y cuatro en- Ell Teatro Argentine de Ro
ma, hizo fasco. Lo .mismo diremos de
"Giovanna d'Arco", cuyo hbreto me
recia silbarse causa de la transforma
cion odiosa de la heroina francesa en-
dor celia enamorada del Delfln; de CAL
zira' (1845); de "Attila" (venecia
1846); de Macbeth (Florencia, 1847) );
y de 81 Masnadieri" (Londres 1847)
Seis operas, y ningun triunfo decisive;
era cosa de desanirnar un hombre de
temple menos energico. Verdi, dotado
de frmeza inquebrantable, no Sc AGO.
bardo. Despues del fracaso de 81 Mas
nadieri" traslad6se Paris, Y arregl6
para ell Teatro de la opera su partitura
de ct Lombard" siendo estrenada con
ell titulo de Jerusalem en- 1848. Esta
obra obtuvo mejor suerte que sus her
manas mayores; mas "n COrsaro",
(Trieste, 1848), la "Bataglia di Leg
nano (Roma 1849), no vivieron mas de
una poche.
"Rigoletto'' (venecia, 1851, es la
primera obra que ha Waldo al compo-
sitter parmesano una nombradia verdade
ramente europea. Hasta la aparicion del
'Rigoletto" preguntabase ell mundo mu
ical 81 existia un successor de Donizetti
lespues de la representation de esta
bra maestro no cupo dudar va, y Ver-
acabo de fijar en- el los sufragios del
ldblico dando luz I'll Trovatore
uyo estreno, verifcado en- Roma, fue
cogido con enthusiastic y clamoroso 6xi-
o.
"La Traviata', opera en- tres &C.
os, estrenada en- Venecia en- 1858, cons
ituyo otro de sus triunfos. Dos amos
espu6s escribi6 Verdi exprofeso para
y escena francesa Lies Vepres sici
'ennes'', estrenada en- 1855, y la cual,
pesar de su m6rito, no ha logrado fl
urar entire sus producciones de primer
rden.
Mas afortunado fue ell compositor en-
I'm ballo in maschera'', que fu6 es-
renada en- Napoles v tuvo la singular
'ortuna de ser prohibida por la censura
ell rey Fernando.
En- mil ohocientos sesenta y dos es-
reno Verdi en- San Petersburgo "La
7orza del destino', cuyo hbreto esta
omado de un drama romantico espafioi
lei duQue de Rivas. Don Carlos, ops
"a en- cinco actos, Sc estren6 en- Paris
IN 1867, Y obtuvo lisonjero exito.
A fines de mff cchocientos setenta y
uno estren6 Verdi en- Ell Cairo su opera
AIDA, que ell Khedive lie habfa encarga
10 componer exprofeso para el Essa
obra Sc representa- en- Milan en- 1872,
siendo llamado ell autor treinta dos
veces Ia escena.s
Verdi es i'm 4nelodista de Ia escuela
de Donizetti.
No obstante, tai como lie cre6 la natu
raleza, con su manera de sentir, sus asun
tos predilectos y su sistema de compo-
sicion que consiste en- causar potenta
efecto, es Verdi, desde hace largo item
po, ell compositor de mas boga en- su pa
tria Y en- ell extranjero.