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sobreagudas. Su voz hermosa le subyu-
GO, Ell RE sostenido con que remato
una de Sus arias provoc6 una tempes-
tad de delirante entusiasmo. Desde
aquella noche Rubini fue Ell heroe, acla
mado por ell pdblico que mas tarde ha-
bia de silbar airadamente la primera
audicion de TANNHAUSsER.
El publico madrilefio, no menos lido
latra del BELL CANTo que ell parisino,
pero mencs distrafdo, Sc paso unas tenn
poradas, ell las que Gayarre stagno
eran los ASTRos del teatro Real, dis
cutiendo, no sobre Quien de les dos
grandes tenores cantsba mejor las me-
lodias de PURITANos, sino sobre ST
ell uno vestia con mas propiedad ell pa
pei de Arturo, 81 para la ceremonial
de la boda el personaje no debfa calzar
espuelas y 81 las botas de montar alme-
nadas en- su remate superior eran mas
propias de I'm caballero de la epoca que
las terminadas en- una charolada vuel-
ia. Aquel litigio de indumentaria histo
rica 10 dirimi6 un ilustre crftico de ar
te diciendo que mejor que Stagno y Ga
yarre vestia la figura puritana Pandol
fni, que con Uetam compartia las ova-
clones en- ell famoso duo y que en- ell
aria del acto primero hacia gala de su
voz esplendida Y de su estilo insupera-
BILE.
Sc ha llamado dulzona, almibarada y
empalagosa la milsica de Bellini, y sin
que deba atribuirse al paladar infuen-
cia sobre la inspiration, es 10 cierto que
Ell autor de NORMA fu6 un grandfsi-
mo goloso. En- Palermo hubo de apla-
zarse la primera audici6n de SONAM
BULA, porque Bellini no pudo asistir
! y dirigir ell ensayo general: Sc habia
puesto enfermo de un atracon de chan
tilly en- una comida que EN- su honor
dieron los duques de Steanoli. Su init
mo amigo Andres Cappeh, ademas de
gsstr6nomo impenitente, era un repos
, tero maravilloso. Es fama que fin de
estimular al maestro, algo perezoso, a
terminar alg1n ndmero de sus partitu-
ras, lie brindaba un nuevo plato de dull
ce para el dia en- que escribiese las Ill
timss notas de la pagina pendiente. Els
asimismo creencia que en- las minutas
de los banquetes de la Corte de Sici
liza fguraba como plato suculento una
crema Molibran que ell amigo de Be-
! llini cre6 como testimonio' de afecto al
enamorado compositor..
Coincidencia sera acknowledgements, pc
70 entire sus admiradoreS Sc han conta-
do personalidades tan salientes como el
Rey Victor Manuel, abuelo del actual
Soberano de Italia, que decia que el
supreme delete despu6s de una buena
comida era oir una opera de Bellini y
! ell gran Castelar,, gloton insuperable, pa
ra uuien NORMA fue mucho tempo la
perfection misma. En- cierta OCCASION,
oyendo LoHENGRIN cn ell teatro Real,
de Madrid, renegade de las primeras es-
cenas del acto segundO. Un amigo lie
decia:
-iPero es possible, don Emilio, que
hombre tan progressive como usted no
haya pasado de Bellini en- mdsica?
En- todo case, no jodre quedarme
en- mas dulce compafia-contesto Ell in
signe orador.
La respuesta era de un gran goloso
mas que de un gran pensador
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Suene la trompa intrepida,
brille Ell acero democratico,
CORA la sangre aristocrAtica
por las Gales sin cesar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-06
NECESITAMOS
DESHILADORAS
Pagamos los meiores precios
para trabaio por tarea.
Buena oportunidad para ganar
dinero.
MORRIS E. sToRYK,

Isabel Segunda No. 5, Marina,
RESIDENcIA:- Vendo o aI9rIlo por
des cinco amos mi residencta en- el
Condado.- Condolences favorables de
rago. Cay. COLL CUCHI, Allen 80.
$40.
Sc VENDE UNA FARNdACIA.-, Por
no poder atenderla su dueno, Sc vende
una farmacia bien acreditada y con
clientela propia Escriba a Box 25.-
Bayam6n. P. r. 3-14
Sc vENDE UN TRUCK de ochenta
qvintales ACADIA de ser reaiustado. En-
Excelentes condolences Sc cogsria va
cas- bueyes en- negocio. Precio de
OCCASION.
Dirijase al Apartado 228, San Juan
al Tel6fono 1910. 3-S
Sc ALoUILAN frescas amplias habi
taciones, Gale Tetuan No. le, altos.
Pref6rese caballeros solos. 3-8
PoR AUsENTARSE Sc venden casi
nuevos una cana de bronco, tanafio ma
yor, una catre plegadizo, una mesa de
conner, una mesa de hbreria, uu sillon,
un ceib6 un fonografo, una maquina
de coser marca Singer. Diriiase
j. Seegall, Gale vnlamil nunfero 81,
Santurce. 81
EN- LA CALLE de j. J. Acosta No. s,
Caltos) frente a la Plaza de Colon, Sc
alquila un apartamente para oficina.
Para informe: MUNDIAL FILM Co.
81
EENoRA, con gran experiencia en- el
rama domestico, tlesea colocacs6n con
familta puertorriauena amA-icana que
vaya a residir a New York. Referencias
amplias las DARK el corresponasi de
este peri6dico en- coamo. So
JovEN: Dependence de Ferre6eria
con dos amos de experiencia graduado
en- Teneduria de Libros desea colocar-
SO en- cualquier pueblo de la isla. Para
informes referencia dirij9se RA-
FAEL MARXUACH Box 346, Baya-
mon, p. r. SO
MUEBLEs: Una familia que Sc ausen-
ia vende varios muebles.- IIame to-
lefono S48, San Juan, 81
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EN- LA GALE de j. ]. Acosta No. s,
Caltos) frente a la Plaza de Colon, Sc
aiquila un apartamente para ofcina.
Para informe: MUNDIAL FILM Co.
81.
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MUEBLES: Una familia que Sc ausen-
ia vende varios muebles.- IIame to-
lefono s4s, San Juan, 81
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DR. AGUSTIN R. LAUGIER
OcuiiEta enfermedades de II IA"
rfz, garganta y oidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-06
knunCiOs Economies

AnunCiOS Economies
GLOB1TOs DE COMA: Ventas Al pOr
mayor. desds 30 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
70. surtidO removable semAnalmente
SERVINGS redidos por cOrreo C. o. d.
I. o. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. P
.>>>os~~~ ~e-.,~~~~o7>~~~o4~S~>~~~oc >~a~o~~o~~
MUERMo en- los gallOs y gallinas. On
"a infalible en- nueve dias Mande su
direction y 80 centavos la Farmacia
de N. Sanchez, P. o. Box 27e. Baya.
m6u. 81
TENEMoS OMNIBUS para ccasiones
eepeciales-giras, asambleas, psseos en-
noches de luna. etc. Los mejores ca
rios. Los preci6s mas m6dicos. LA IL
NEA AzUL. Tel. S. J. 146 1854. San
turce 800 86S. 3-13
81 VENDE UNA QUINTA. En- Ba-
rranquitas Sc vende una quinta; tiene
aqua y una planta electrical "Delco'
para ell alumbrado. Para informes, di-
R1g1rSe al DR.. g. 5. Belaval, 215 Ca
Tretera, santurce.
~ ~ .e~-.-~~-~~.,o-olo->o
Ell P0RVENIR;-No admite compe-
tencia con sus CoMPRAS ALQUIIE-
RES y vENTAs DE MUEBLES USA-
DOS. 81 quiere convencerse lame al
Telefono 124s, San Juan, Brau 80.
UN BANco DE AHoRRo.-una ROja
dc la Navajo Auto Shop lie dura de
cuatro a seis meses, usandola diaria-
mente. Els un positive ahorro.-Tiene
un asentador automatico que lie pro-
porciOna un flo nuevo cada vez que
70 afeite. Pida que Sc la enseiien. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las casas de
San Juan.-Dep6sito Tetuan g. p.
vTDRTERAs MosTRADoR 1MPE-
Rial Tengo de Caoba en- 16'' "
24'' ancho cualquier largo. Piazos Ii
berales. Jose Diaz carmena, antes Diaz
Hermanos, Cruz 10, San Juan. 3-23
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cn,pTss X

Even AFTER allowing f0g TIE sTpsrtl.
tcrss ca fhs sagine weighing heavily
% csVfsin scTaETA that i15iri88al
eoniinDes E11.rose and more than sTs'
ineiinsd 70 bs sarcastic ur. Cibaey
eoraDenie1 ca TIE fsct 70 lir. McG1f.
FEY.
Hes ;r0ubies nnsnclzliy. en-
wei. yOg kpOE who ircubled HIN.
don't yOB. BzrfY
4 mean about The co>f q thsrn re-
psirs 10 the engine room. Uniess be ezn
cone through IN thirty days Eifh the
haisres be oEes. THE boiler people are
gOin' 10 libei the Maggie 70 protscr
their claim
Mr. GIbDeT archet his bushy eye
broTs- -HoH % yOs klOST- q. De-
rnsnded.
He rns stella zs.- ur. McGu-sy
admitted weakly.
We'll hs uEsst s-fs1llr' Es- Nr.
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ssared ~ his frssrsc s1S;leiorsF a.
fre-z fhs Mares eabin lss0s6 fDrth
s<YzzEsy's Toles rslas9 10 tOcg.
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ssrsesh.sis bus;sd tbs sVsl an ID
~ coOSy v wEs ready cash he
rsezaees .Mr. MeGzrsy with a rixid
frcsz finger. Hart he ceusntIeS
I'D Jog ioan seTaEEzy some rooueyg-
TLs h0nezt MeGgfey hunz bis lad
A little bit.- he replied ehiidishIy.
What dye call . little bltT
Three huDond collars. CID
-s4cursdT-
"Hs gimme bis note AZ elzht per
cent The ssviD's bank only g4ys
four
ia the note secured BY endOrss-
nsni or eoiisteraiT-
NO
-Hun-D-ni Strange you didn't say
no;hin' to me about this TIL had
70 pry II oui o. you. Bart
"Wcii. seraggsy was feelin' 70 dog
Rcned blUA-
The truth Mr. Glbney insisted
ARMY. -fbe truth. Bart"
"weii. sersggsy asked me not 70 say
snyfhin 10 y0u about IT.
Sure he knew I'd KIN the deal. |
He knew bettern to try 10 nick me for !
three hundred bucks on his DANCED. /
worthless note. Bart Why'd you do /
tr'
"oh. h-ii, Gib. be q good feller.-
poor AcGufey pleased. -DOur be
too hard on OF seraxgsy."
Were discussln' you. Bart. Pears
70 me you've sort o. lost confidence
In your old shIpmate. amt your
Pears that way to me when you act
sneaky like
HcCuffey bridled. Il amt q sneak
"A rose by any other named be
just ~ sweet" VI Gibney quoted
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absolute secrecy. and nade him swear
b. ths honor Of his mother and the
b01es o. his f2th@r rot TO dirulze q
SOrr of shat be Szs about 20 tell him
sezb Johnny vas shor1 and 70 the
point He stated fhGt as Captain
serEgss was doubtless aware. II be
T.erused the daily papers al ali. there
N4s revOiufion raging ln Mexico.
His friend. SenOr Lopez. represenfed
the unter-dogs In The disturbances, and
vas anxious TO secure q ship and a
nervy sea captain % land q shlp-nent
Of arms In Lower California. II sp-
peared that st . sale Of Condemned
army goods held st the arsenal AZ
Benicia- SeDor Lopez had. through
Sesb Johnny. purchased two thousand
single-shot Springfield rifles that had
been retired when the militia regiments
took up the krag- The Krag 10 turn
having been replaced By the modern
magazine Springfield. the old single
shot springhelds. with one hundred
thousand rounds Of $40 ball cart
ridges. had been sold 10 the highest
bidder. In addition 10 the small arms.
Lopez had al presen: In a warehouse
three machine guns and four 3Inch
breechIoading pieces Of field artillery
1.-THE kind Of guns generally designated
as -jackass battery for the reason
that they can be taken down and Trans
ported over rough country on muIes)
together with a supply Of ammuni-
tion fer same.
Now. then" seab Johnny contin-
ued, ",he job that confronts us Is 10
get these munitions down TO our
friends 10 Mexico. n us'rs csaxhf
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cures all oTsr the eozn-ry have ben
rseoznizes3 az n3os- h@zsfkfzl reso-1s.
For variety cI0Ts or tire % Al luch
stiek q ci1nzzo1 Ezy b.e beztsd In
the grape tzles ard if sf8Os'1 bss se-yed
p1pinz hOf.
!eiiie6 Grape ysics sslsz--Prspare
q paeksxs q ptr'ezgpse- o-zzze o.
lsnno1 gelatin, nss,z tn o1e e-1ful
q uatsr. tte1 adj uksa co.os 0oe cur,-
fui q grape Juice Wbs1 fhis tegirs
70 CONCEAL add oEe AMI sc.ekszif r7uu-
fuls Of died eznnec CO frs<e fruit,
icdrcinz some hzlved MzzzEz rrzpes.
Place In lightly oiled zoiEs and Ehen
Hru UnDOsd o. IesfBcs is1Tss. WITH a
few haiTed grzpss for cz-zish an1
ho1eT salad dressing Or 4 zzAyOc-Eise
made rich With eTszr1-
Ham Baked IN Grzoe yslce.-Ser.b
9 medium sized han and paurzz INTO
boiling water co1t2I1i1z rEo sEtle-
spOo1f1Es Of mixed sEscxS Sl-uer
gently U1fl doDe-zbozf three bou-s
for ten pound han Rs1OEe frun
The water and pesl OF half q TIE skin.
leaving The remainder 70 keep the han
moist Place the han IN . bzkilx pan
and dust TIE portion q the expo~@d
fat with sugar and dried bread crE-Ass.
pour over One-half cgpful gFzre fulce.
Around the ham plsoe greenIng Hyz1es
well scrrbbed Add o0e cupful Of
grape juice. one czpful os zzter and
one-fo1rth Of . e1ptul Of s1Ezr. Bake
until the apples are tender. Bate
the apPies occsSi01zly with r-zpe
juice and serve On Z platter zsA gar
nished With lemon. olives and csiery.
Thicker the grape Juice in the pan With
one Tablespoonful Of -four to ooe CUP
fui Of the juice and serve as q sauce
with the ham
Grape Juice ard Banana Dessert
Whip one cupful Of heavy cream IN
til stif. add One-third Of q crpful of
grape juice. three tabiespoaufuss Or
powdered sugar and = pinch q salt.
Serve over sliced benznzsl
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sii'ed rhuharb. a table<pooutu, ~
lemon juice and the grated rin,, a. an
orange and one and three-ouar.er r-,,.-
nus OF sugar. Stir until well dis
solved and freeze as usual.
As a salad. sliced thin and u,arsna,-
ed with French dressing and he.na.s
with shredded celery and tart e,e--s..s
mixed with dressing aud served on l.,-
tuce.
very pretty salad may be made.
using alternate sections Of grapefruit
and orange with an equally sized sa,,-
ton Of red apple. with the skin lef, on
Serve on lettuce and with nnr well
liked dressing.
cornmeal and Pru-e Puo5;,.-
Bring one quart Of milk TO the boiling
point; sprinkle in three-quarters Of :
cupful Of cOrnmeal and cook up,iI
smooth and thick. stirring CONSTANTLY
Add one-half teaspoonfal of salt one
half cupful of sugar. two tahlesnooD.
fais OF melted butter. two eggs. wen.
beaten. and one and one-half cun,uls
OF s'ewed prunes. cut In pieces Pour
INTO well creased baking dish ana
bake until firm. Serve with no, cream
or hot milk. or lemon sauce
Apple and Cranberry Ron.-Mase .
ieh biscuit dough; roll out and coxar
with one cupful OF chopped apnles
sugared and favored with nutner
Roll up and bake one-half hour. Then
pour over some cranberry sauce and
bake ten minutes longer. Any fruIr
or canned fruit juice may be used IN
place Of the cranberries.
Walnut candy.-Prt one cunf,, a,
brown sugar into a saucenan. sda
one-quarter OF cupful Of wafer n
pinch OF cream OF tartar: when n has
boiled clear add one-quarter af a eun-
cui each Of molasses ani corn sirnn
and one tablespoonful Of butter Roll
until II becomes brittle when dronned
In cold water. Have ready a well hut.
tered platter. into which pour the mix.
ture. Sprinkle IL with an eighth OF A
teaspoonful Of powdered tartaric ac,d
end put a few walnut meats In a hean
In the middle With a huttered wood
en- spoon keep folding the edges over
70 the middle until the nuts are well
mixed. Then butter the hands and a
pair OF scissors and pull as soon .s
possible Cut into small pieces
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