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Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
MRS. KABER's FATE
 RESTS WITH JURY

Cleveland, July 15.-The jury in the case of Eva Catherine kaber, charged with the murder of her husband, Daniel F. Kaber, had not reached a verdict at 1Q- o'clock tonight and was taken to a hotel for the night. It will resume de- Alterations again at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Mrs. Kabers trial on charge of first degree murder for plotting the killing of her husband by hired assassins in their Lakewood home, two years ago, has been in progress since June 2S. The jury was given this evening the case by Judge Maurice Bernon, following his charge and arguments by counsel.
 Mrs. Kaber, who had sat apparently oblivious to the arguments of counsel in which the state asked that she pay the Bernon told the jury the case now was In their hands. She was carried from the court room in her chair.
 Six forms of verdict were given the jurors. any one of which they may return as their decision in the case. They are;
 GuiltY of murder in the first degree which carries with it death in the elec- tric chair first degree murder with a recommendation for mercy, carrying with it life Imprisonment without hope of par. don; second degree murder, carrying life imprisonment, subject to pardon by the governor; manslaughter, carrying pen atty of imprisonment from one to 2t years; not guilty, giving her absolute freedom, and not guilty on the ground ol l insanity, thus freeing her on the murder charge, but subjecting her to confinement as an insane person.
 Insanity was the sole defense, no tes timony before offered to refute thu states charge that Mrs. Kaber planned the murder of her husband.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
SWIMMER rows HELPLESS
 CHUM TO SAFETY

New York. July I5.-Having once demonstrated to friends that he had nerve" by plungihg off the Williams burg bridge into the East River-l35 feet-George Korach. 25. clinched his case today when he swan several city bloeSs in storm tossed waters. towing a helpless chum to safety.
 Koran and Frank Pospics. 2s, hop ped off ! Brooklyn pier for long swim while the afteynoon storm was at its peak. Pospick was seized with cramps several blocks away and was sweTr under pier. Korach hurried after him and lowed him safely back to the start ing point.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
RECLAssTFY CERTAIN
 U. s. POSTAL EMPLoYEs

Washington, July 15.-By adoption of conference agreement legislative action was completed in congress today on the bill to re-classify certain postal em- ployes, entailing additional payments of about s5'oeo,oeo, principally to the "spe- ciaP' post office clerks, laborers and oth- CT employees
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
Double Tragedy
 At County Estate
New York Stock Broker Shot
 and Killed by Caretaker
 Who Then Takes Own Life.

1 Northport, N. '. July 15-Zealousness of the caretaker of g country estate in carrying out a brides order to prevent d visit from her husband resulted in double tragedy on Drck sland in Long Island Sound. Word came from the island today that Harry G. Hemming New York stock broker had been shot and killed there last night by Frank -Eber- hart the caretaker, and that the latter had then shot and killed himself.
 Mir, and Mrs. Hemming separated aft CT being married two months ago and met accidentally yesterday in New York. Mrs. Hemming refused his plea for a re- concillation but under his importuning took ride in his automobile. When she found they were driving toward Northport she went into a store on a pretext and telephoned berhart not to let Hemming enter the house. She did not contemplate such serious consequence es as shooting and the authorities ab- solved her from blame.
 Eberhart's suicide was due to fear of punishment for killing Hemming, the au- thorities believe The caretaker lived on the estate with his wife. Mrs. Hemmine had been married three times and her husband twice.
 ELLIS ISLAND EMPLoYES
 AROUSED BY GRAFT CHARGES l New York J1Ilv 15-F,unIoves at th.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
A Real Business Building Force

Today builder It the builder Advertising assists department business that will
  
 Advertising building of public
  advertising has discovered.
 advertising lies in are gathers. Advertising ber That assurd by the Bulletin for reaching the people Norwich vicinity During columns of The Bulletin, day
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
FRHzNtla AVIATOR REACHES
 ALTITUDE OF S4.76o FEET

Paris, Cury 15.-(By the A. r) Lieut.
 Kirsch, the French aviator, who last year was a contestant in the James Gordon Bennett cup race at Etumpes, is declared to have reached an altitude of 10,600 me- ters (about 54,760 feet) today in an un- official attempt to break the worlds alti- tude record. Although the official worlds s altitude record, made by Capt. R. w. Schroeder of the Unitei States army at Dayton. Ohio, on February 27, 1920, is only 33.OOO feet, it is thought probable that the Aero Club of France will not certify Lieut.. Kirsch's record
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
LISTER CABINET MEMBERS
 LEAVE FOR ENGLAND

Belfast. July 15.-(By the A. P)- Tn response to summons by Sir. James -raig the Ulster premier who is in Lon- Ion in connection with the efforts to set le the Irish problem, three members of he Ulster cabinet. H. \. Pollock, min -ter of finance, E. A. Archdale, minister ,f agriculture and '. N. Andrews min sster of labor, will leave for England .onight.
 They will eaccoDnpanied by Colonel Fender, secretary to the Ulster cabinet
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
FORE RIVER SHEPARD
 WORKERS LAID OFF

Quincy Mass, July 15-The Bethle- hem Shipbuilding corporation today an- nounced that 2,5o0 of it's employees at the Fore River plant would be laid off indefinitely. The 1,5oo other workers will, be put on part time basis The curtailment was said to be due to redue- ton in government contract allatne11A
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
HIDES ARE DROPPED FROM
 FORDNEY TARIFF FREE LIST

House Votes 152 to 97 Impose Ad Vaorem Duty of Per Cent to be Followed by Another Amendment Tax
 ing All Leather Products Including Shoes-Repubican Leaders Forced Early Adjournment Over Democratic De mand That EGII be Read For Amendment" Joe' Cannon Makes Brief Speech Against Free List Hides
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
-103 ALLEGED 1. w. w.
 DRIVEN FROM ABERDEEN

Aberdeen, South Dakota. July 15.- One hundred and thres alleged l. W. W.'s were driven cut Of Aberdeen and vicinity tonight ty citizens D. sses aidln- Sher.ff Elliott ut Brown county They were nerded into two groups. one sent eas. and 1he other north. Each group WIS driv- about ten -Tnfies. Orhur -tosns in u1e yi- c-nity were notified l5 aseo the meu moving.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
LIGHTNING CAUSES
 saOo,oOo FIRE Loss

Bayonne, V. J.. lightning struck a tank of crude petroleum at the refinery of the Tidewatcr On Company today causing a fire loss estimated at seo0.ooo. The entire plant was endangered before the blaze could be brought under con- troi.
 Flames and smoke shot high in the air and could be seen for miies Fire men worked relays in u-e incense heat to prevent the. tank from buckiins. ard allowing the burning oil 70 escspa- fu capacity was l5,000 barrela
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
STORMY SESSION MARKS
 SOLDIER BONUS RECOMM|T TAI

Senate Sends Measure Back Committee by Vote of 47 to 2e-Amendment Offered by Senator Kenyon to Order B. Return to the Senate by First Monday of the Next Year Was Kiled-39 Republicans and Democrats Vot- ed For Recommitta- Stormy Session Follows Roll Call Senator McCumber Invites Senator Reed Outside to niscnss Their Differences.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
EiIh.lu P.r. Under Protest

London. July 15.-The former German smperor has paid under protest the poll .ax of 5000 guilders claimed by the nunicipality of Doorn, says the Amster- Jam correspondent sf the Central News
 azx, ~.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Discussions relatives to the attitude of masters. mates and pilots of American ships toward the wage cut proposed by the American Steamship Owners Associa- tion and the United States Shipping Board have begun at New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

The landing of 129 passengers of the steamer Glansk, of the Polish-American Line was prevented by the new immi- grafton laws.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Erie Railroad announced 1.2OO ma have been taken back in Ohio
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

New York State Boxing Commission >an- nounces appointment of Walter c. Hooke, John E. von der Bosche. Clarence Jen- nings and Tom O'Rourke, as deputies.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Warner Sugar Refining Ce. announced advance in price of hard sugar to 5.75 cents and soft sugar to 5.65 cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

President Harding sent to the senate the nomination of William c. Wright to be postmaster at Tarrytown, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

An airplane from the Jacuzzi Bros. airplane factory fell at Modesto, Cal., killing the pilot and three passengers, ac- cording to word received in Oakland.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
CALLED PARACR lS

Smoking compartments for women will e provided on Canadian Pacific trains.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Court of Appeals at Albany sustaineI the constitutionality of the Jesse law re- districting the aldermanic territory in New York city.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Judge Lueien B. Wright, of sapulpa Okla. was arrested on charges of brib- cry as a result of a legal fight for pos session of the Tommy Atkins oil lands.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Westinghouse Electric and Manufac- turing co. of Pittsburgh laid off 1,eOo employees in the last month, mostly cler- ical workers
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

Hardware City Loan Association, of Ney Britain, Conn, announced a 10 per cent reduction in rents because of con- tinued business depression.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

New Jersey board of public works de- nied application of the Public Service Co.,, for a higher fare on it's railway lines, but increased transfer charges from 1 to ? cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

cided to permit Germany to pay the bulk of her indemnity to France in goods and supplies for war devastated areas, ac- cording to<the Petit Parisien.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21

TlIE HERALD WANT 40 PAGE
has u classification Tor every purpose
and roIultH for 'hu~. who use them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-02
BOARD WILL KEEP
| A DEMONSTRATOR
Delegation Appeared Before
Commissioners Yesterday
Morning and Urged That This
Important Place be Continued
With Mrs. Merritt in Charge.

At the meeting of the board OF gcouR-
ty commissioners yesterday morning,
a delegation appeared before that
body asking that the county demon
stration department be continued and
With Mrs. Madge B. Merritt in charge.
After hearing various persons who
gave valuable information along poul,
try, truck, ETC., slines, the board decid.
ed to continue this department and
Mrs. Merritt will have charge of it
as usual
1t had been rumored that 1T was the
intention to abolish this department
altogether and for the purpose OF
showing the board what valuable
service was coming from it and the
good results obtained, the delegation
went before the commissioners. Facts
and figures were presented which con-
WINGED members that what it cost the
county to maintain this department
was money well spent.
One of the ladies said yesterday:
"The demonstrator is the agent for
the producer and for the consumer.
The farmer with ton of hay and a
carload Of corn finds a market al
home for these products through her
efforts; the farmers wife with a sur
plus Of eggs and poultry finds a mar
ket with the city housewife.
'VThe farm and home demonstration
agents help the city folks as much as
much as they do the country people
II there is a scarcity of any commodi
ty-say vegetables-the person pro
ducing that particular thing can ask
whatever price he pleases, but when
the farmers, through these agents,
raise more vegetables the price 10 the
consumer, city folks, would be less.
"Up until the last year or so the
Irish potatoes consumed in our city
were shipped here from northern mar
kets and there Is no better place to
grow them than right here. The peo-
pie are being educated along this line
by our demonstration agents. This
year three carloads OF seed Irish pota-
toes were planted in Glynn county and
soon we expected to see the local sup
ply equal to the demand and, even.
tually, ship to other, markets. When
grown here they are cheaper and the
money paid for them stays here"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-02

sors to thel ate Miss Kate Slater, win
formally open. this morning and it is
needless to say that the ladies Of the
city will be present to see the very
latest in hats, etc.
The Misses Porter have an entirely
new line Of the celebrated Gage hats
and it is their desire that feminine
Brunswick visit their store the open
ing day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-02
William B. CoIesbery, e Many
Years a Well KnoAM Pop
uIar Resident City,
Died Suddenl ampa,
Fla.
1t will ROW to
scores of o learn
of the d lAerry,
which ocs er-
some time zen
tirely reco eof his
taking away as sfeat shock to

his relatiYes and friends.

HIS relatives ana Dl0HuS.
Deceased spent his childhood and
early manhood in Brunswick. For a
long number of years he was connect
ed with the naval stores department
of the Downing Company, later he fol
lowed the lumber industry. In both
he was efficient and capable. For the
past sixteen years Mr.. Colesberry has
not resided here, part of the time
he spent in Georgia, later going to
Tampa, where he lived when death
came He was connected with the
lumber business there and, after re-
gaining his health, was doing exceed
ingly we'll
Mrs. Colesberry leaves large family
connections to mourn his loss. His
sisters are Mrs. A. V. Wood, Mrs. r.
T. Hitch, Misses Lula and Florence
Colesberry, of this city, and Miss Mel
lie Colesberry, of Jacksonville.
The body will reach the city at IL
o'clock this morning and the funeral
will be held from st. Marks Episcopal
church, corner Gloucester and Egmont
streets, at A o'clock this afternoon,
Rev William Johnson, officiating, and
interment will be in Palmetto GENE
terry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-02
FOUR STEALING
JOE LETTERS FINE LIQUOR
lRv Associated Press. }

Washington, Nov. -Four arrests
were made here by the police depart
ment tonight in connection OF the rob
berry of rare liquors from Joseph Lett,
er's summer home on October IL.
This robbery is said to have been
the largest single theft of liquor since
prohibition became effective
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-02
FORMAL OPENING POSTER'S
HAT SHOP THIS MORNING

Porter's Hat Shop. with Misses
Mary and Florence Porter, as success
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
UNA PLANcHA

Los guardias,-segin nos dice nues-
tro amigo Sc ''tiraron la gran plan
cha'', pues pudo comprobarse que 10
que Sc habia embarcado en- ell vapor
era una cinta cinematografca sobre ell
espantoso crimen, 10 cual la fantasia
popular desformo de tai modo, que va
no era una pelcula 10 que traia al
buque, sino los aseSinos de Dato. Las
gestiones en- la bGsqueda de los ase-
sinos" fracasaron, en- medic dc la re-
chifa general de los pasajeros la
tripulacion del barco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
oTRo HECHo sANGR1ENTo

Ell sabado en- la noche, en- un cafe
tin del barrio de Minillas, ell indi-
viduo Leonardo Rexach dispar6 un
tiro de revolver en- contra de Evaris-
to Soto, dueno del establecimiento,
hiriendolo gravemente en- el pecho.
Ell agresor Sc di6 inmediatamente q
h fuga, habiendo sido capturado po-
CO despues, gracias a las habiles
pesquisas de los detectives Benftez,
Fernandez y cl sargento de la Poll
cia, Rivera.
Ell case fue investigate por el fis-
cal Romani, quien senllo a Soto
$1,000 de fianza.
Ell herido sigue grave en- ell hospi-
tai y Sc espcra un fatal desenlace.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
EN- LA "HIGH SCHOOL"
MARIA TERESA GONZALEZ PRO
CLAMADA REINA DE SIMPATIA

FL viernes en- la tarde tuvo efecto
ell 1ltimo ~escrutinio pam decidir
quien habia de salir triunfante como
reina de simpatia, para presidir ell
bale que los alumnos de la citada
escuela han de llevar a cabo en- ell
Teatro, la noche del 80.
Terminado ell escrutinio, fue de-
clarada reina la senorita Maria Te-
resa Gonzalez, por 24,840 votos.
Felicitamos la estimada senorita
por su triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
DEMoRAN LA INDEPENDENCIA
DE LAS ISLAS FILIPINAs
(De la prensa de New York;.

ALa concession a las islas Filipinas de
su independence politica no es una
tendencia unanime entire los hombres
pdblicos de los Estados Unidos. por
mas que desde hace muchos amos esa
tendencia Sc mantiene palpitante en-
los circulos oficiales.
George H. Fairchild. editor de "The
Manila Times, declare en- San Fran
cisco ell 18 de mario iltimo. su paso
por California que el no creia a los
flipinos sufcientemente preparados pa
ga derivar beneficio alguno de su inde
pendencia; y al hacer oposici6n q un
paso tan radical como ese, Sc pronun-
clio en- favor del establecimiento dc al
guna forma de .gobierno territorial.
Elsa es una question -explico- que
afecta todos los pueblos de habIa
inglesa'; y agreg6 que la independen
cia de los filipinos servirfa para benefi
clio de otras naciones.
Mr.. Fairchild no quiso tomar en con
sideracion Ell rlimor circuiante 5e que
sera nombrado Gobernador de Filipiras
nj tampoco Ell motive de las conferen-
cias de Washington, que son las eau
santes principales de su actual vista
los Estados Unidos.
Todavia es la conveniencia de les
fuertes y no su libre determination 10
que resueIve 81 destino pdblco de los
pueblos debiles aunque bajo la invoca
ci6n de ese principle Sc ensangrent6 e]
mundo Ell otro dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
AUToRIzADA OPINION

Don Pepito, que en- materia de atle-
tismo le creemos muy autorizado, nos
ha dado su opinion con respecto al re-
sultado de los juegos inter-escoIares
que han de celebrarse en- Ponce los
dfas % y % del corriente mes.
He aqui 10 que el augura, Central
High" hara 80 puntos, "Universi-
dad, so; Mayagiiez, 20 y Ponce 18.
Los interesldos en- este asunto de-
ben copiar las mencionadas cantida-
des, para yer 81 es verdad que Don
Pepito es profeta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
mo mas T6nIss 0 SOIIisTIssI
Ell EsPEcIALTsTA DIR. RALprRfs
EsTA AcABANDo coN ELIAS


A tres damas distinGuidas De ssta
capital. extrajo aver tres horxfbiss TB-
MAS. con sus tres cabssaA y vafias
lOmbriees, sl bien rsputado Espscialts.
"a DR.. EaldiriS con asombFosa msea.
tria rapldes. Las cursdss essan 90.
mamente satisfechas y mug conssmtaA
A la seaora Enriquesa Afedina Zee IL
to Rey, stop 35J sxtrajO hey dos snss-
mes Tenias. con sus dos cabexas. . ina.
nidad de lOmbrices.
Tsmbien . los sres. Augusts uareia
de ousvedO Caito emplssdo del Dspar-
tamsnto de Edueaei6nl. don Jsst Pis-
Ger y Dusao Coacinista a. IA Tkbsssa
de Tabseos ''La coisctivs". ds Baya
m6n.) don Domingo Parsi salte smpisa.
do de Ia compahia del Ferrcesrrfil. sen
Piacido Colon Cds Ia hrma Ansonis
ROig y Co.. de IIumaeaol. is bsiis So
horita Ernestina Agueria (''Nasva rai.
ma" St.. No. "a. stop i5l. . otras mn
ehss personas conocidas. sesba De -.
traeries TENIAs. con sus eabexaa q
afamado espe.aslissa Dr. Raiairia. =
quien felieitamos una Yea mas por ios
grandes txisos one eada ala va ebtsaisn
do con su maraviliOso tratamiente con
ira las mas Tebsldes TENTAs y dsuAs
lenrbriess intestinslss
Muy prOnto - smbarear& s deeisF
Raldiris para Il Habana , EssaAos Uai
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
UN TRoLE APEDRADo

Anoche fue apedreado un CAIRO
electrico que Sc dirigia al Parque,
completamente lleno de pasajeros.
Uno de los pasajeros llamado Ubar-
do C. Acosta, result6 con una herida
en- la frente, siendo curado en- ell hos
pital municipal, habiendosele cogido
tres puntos.
Como presunto autor del hecho, ha
sido arrestado un individuo apodado
el "Jorobldop, que segln Sc dice, STEM
pre- esta reunido con los motoristas
en- la parada %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
MERCADO DE CANBIO
Ell LICDo HUYKE SEGUIRA CON
TESTANDo A "LA DENToCRACIA'

Ha salido para Guayanilla ell presti-
giOso hcmbre pubhco y periodista de
combate, Licdo. Juan B. Huyke. quien
Sc propone celebrar en- aquella pobla-
ci6n una conferencia de caracter social
pedagogico, para La que fue invitado
por prominentes elementos que residen
aIli.
Ell Licdo. Huyke nos anuncia que
seguirS contestando en- la presente Sc
mana a ''La Democracia''.
Grato viaje y nuevos triunfos desea-
mos al ilustre hombre p1blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
iLos AsEsINos DE DATo,
RUMBo A AMERTCAq
INTEREsANTEs NoTAS QUE NOS
SUMNIsTR AUN PAsAJERo DEL
"GUATAHTAMo''

Un amigo nuestro oe la isla que re-
gres6 de Cuba en- el Guantanamo"
nos di6 varias interesantes notas acer
ca del crimen de Dato. -.
Nos dijo nuestro informante que la
policia de Cuba practic6, bordo del
vapor "Reina Maria Cristina'', que
lego de Espaha, un minucioso registro,
cumplimentando 6rdenes del Gobierno
espafiol, Ell cual tnformaba que a bordo
del mencionado buque viajaban los ase
sinos de Dato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
UNA BEcA PARA EsTUDLAR EN-
COLORADO

Ell presidente de "The Colorado
School of Mines ha dirigido una car
ia al Comisionado de instruction de
Puerto Rico, en- la cual lie pide designe
a un joven graduado de una de las
escuelas superiores de PUERTO Rico en-
la clase de 1921, para una beca en- di-
cha institution. Dicha beca sera vail
da por amos, empezando en- setiembrc
de 1921.
Ell valor de esta beca representa-
$3.50 al afo y consiste en- eximir a.
agraciado del pago de todos los de-
rechos de costumbre por un periodic de
amos. Los gastos personales y gas
tos de viaje correran por cuenta del es-
tudiante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

tieo. ampiisba si campo ds 81 utsrata
"a y los animaba . sscEiblr Ilbsss es
las trabas de Ia mssrrs. , esntsass
deSde entonees qus aunqus sas eser1sss
careciesen dc Ia duico msiodia ritmlea.
cneOntrarfan. no cbstanfs. 81 aplaars
de sus eontemporkneos
In innusncia iitsrAria Gel Koskm q.
pues. inmensa; y mas II esnsldsrsmss
que desde entonees dscay6 = u 80
ei esplendor Dc Il poe9ia kgsbe , ans
sus comentadores conA6eran = fes pss
tas pre-isiamitas. como los ciAsieos. saAs
tarde no iguaiados. ds 80 iltssatura
carmsla EULATB sANyuKSo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
uN rRIUNFo MAS DE UF PTArTsTA
PoRToRRroUEao


Trsducimos de un peFf6dieo &c Frsak.
lin (Es.ado de Massachusssttsls
Jesus sanroma. pOrtorriqueao ds disz
v seis amos de sdad. pianista trfunfasts
en- muchos torneos. obtuvo snoehs un
exito pocss veoss pressuciado aquf. -
auditorio de Ia Accidents de- Dsaa"
era enorme I'm los pasiIlos no eahia ia
gente. SD ejecuei6n fenomenai fut aes
sids por un pablico slectrizado. qns i
aplaudia con frenesi.
FL brilisntc iovsn artis'a eiecufs -
Iecciores de cast todos los granass -
torres. en- cada una de laa obraa aas
ejecutsba recibia del numeFoso pasiiea
aplausos ad-niraciones. A psiiei6a. 81
terminar el proErama. eiscuf6 IL ''nap.
Soda Guiana. cue gust6 muehisima.
Al empeEar ei seto fus prssssssae 81
pdblico por Ia sshsrisa Bdi,h Lsnwpes.
prOfcsora de violin de Dsan. quisu hss,s
del jove nartista sloeusntsmsase. , e
sus notables progresses.
Fl joven sanronk fut acompaAa1o su
el concierto pOr Luis KrasnsF. masriaes
violiris,a ruso. qutsn. a 81 vsz. obtavs
muchos splausos De Ia eoneurrsneia. psr
10 bien que eonoce 81 arts dsl visiiu.
FL piano usado por sanremA fn6 SIS.
tOsamsnte cedido por Ia casa ''nfassu
and Hamlin CO. -. de Bo2ton.