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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
ENRICH, JEWISH SENATOR
IN SOUTH AFRICA, DIES

johannesburg Ehrlch, the only
Jewish member of the South African
senate. died yesterday Mt Blcmfonteln.
His funeral today was attended by
many thousand Jews and non-Jews.
Premier Hertzog, the new Prime Minis.
ter of South Africa delivered an nd
dress at the grave in which he dweled
upon his friendship with Senator Ehr-
Itch, for the past Twenty-Five years,
He pointed out the great contribution
of the late senator TO the economic and
political development Of the country
and stated that South Africa had suf.
fcred great loss upon his death
Senator Enrich was prominent
leader of Jewry in South Africa and
was the founder of the Jewish Board
of Deputies, union of Jewish com
munitics in South Africa.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14

New York When enc sncnks of tho
pioneers of Palestine one ylsunIizcs
those strong. limh,d vounr ldeolIsts WIN
with hicks md shov.ls mr.. renoLIup
Jewish history IN the ancient home of
Israel
Another tyne of Jewish plonc.r hi
Palestine ouuollv idc,lisur enuoIIv
courageous ia New York tho
other dny. Dr Enhroim Ruhip.,,I,ch
world. lannon's botunst vbo with his
wife. has deyoteJ tho mast eirbteo,
wears of his Iif. ia iuvcstir,tirc III.
flora of Palestine. moi only far the
specialized field of botnny. but also to
shed new, lIrhf on Jewish archaeology
folklore philolocy and nortieulorlv ,o
aid In tho ecounmic devaInn,n.,, NJ tho
Jewish Homeland
Dr Ruhinnvitcb shor,Iv of,ar bis
arrival b.rc snake baforo tho suruor
School Of columhio University ,t tho
invitation of tbe I-nivar.,,,. -, IA,
~Tloro Of Palestine, In his Ioc,uro
he told of tba marvellous cor,ros,s In
toposrnnbv and cIimota of poiosti,o
81 similar to California ros,ulu,o r.,
ovor o1no diooro,, sn,,.,,,,,, ., ,,a,,..
ua dascri,,a,, tho ,o,or,l,st,,o,,,. -,
the Jewish colonies ON tho AGRICULTURAL
settlemepts os,.hIisbad and uoir,otr
ed nv tba Eara, roroso1 and to,a -,
tho many. wears of botanical roo.oro,,
ba and his yvifo borc CARRIED 90, vhi.,
hive throw, consideroh,. lic,t an
1ihItc,l sv.uts and which have hoa an
irnp,rtopt beorinr op tho o,ricuI,,ro,
dcvelonmant of tho uom.,,pd
DIR Rubinowitcb 10 tho torror ,o.
ton,coI NIrsouu I'm Jar,so,ou uhoro
Thousands of snacios of p,,os,;,o eo-o
arc an disn,ov e. foro,s ,hro,,,.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
THE POLISH GOVERNMENT
FINDS EXCUSES FOR POST.
PONING SOLUTION OF THE
JEWISH QUESTION

Warsaw The Polish sem.onlclal
Western Agency issued communquc
In which 1t was stated that the Polish
government has been compelled to
postpone solution Of the Jewish qucs-
tlon In Poland on account Of the maxi
mum demands Of Jewish Deputy
Grllcnhaum.
The communiquc cites ms an example
his demand that Yiddish. which the
statement chnrncterizcs by the word
''jnrron." he recognized as language
for use In government offices.
This has made il impossible the com
munique states for the Polish govern
ment Ia grant the Jews concessions in
the questions Of schools, language and
religion.
ON account of the Zionist disturb
ances, the communiquc further states.
the converting Of the Warsaw Kehillah
had To he postponed.
Quoting the above communiquc the
Jewish press here points ont that the
situation has been misrcpresented, he
cause the demands put forward by
Deputy Guenbaum were accepted by
the Jewish Sejm Club in the name Of
all the Jewish parties. including even
the orthodox Agudath Israel.
The papers are of the opinion that
the reason for the issuance Of the com
munidue was 10 split the Jewish bloc
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
HAKENKREUZLERS ON WAY
TO CONFERENCE GRE
ATE DISTURBANCES

Vicuna Three hundred Delegates to
the nnti.Samitic cnnfurrgg0 ~ Taken.
krruzlcrs. which l. ruw taking place
In SnlzmrG. created last Saturday. II
disturbance NJ The Western Railway
station by Insulting Jewish travellers
They decorated the cars with swns.
tikns, the anii-Senitir emblem Upon
the request Of the Socialists the railway
authorities separated the ears ia which
the Hnkenkreuzlers were travelling
from the rest OF the train This was
resented 10y the HaEcnkrpu2lcrs who
would thus be- prevented from annoying
the Jewish passengers, and several
fights took place between them and the
police They were however, finally
removed
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
MORRIS GEST AND MAX
REINHARDT ESCAPE DEATH
FROM HAkENKREUZ-
LER FIRE

Vienna. - Morris Gest, the we'll
known American producer, and Max
Rclnhardt the famous German stage
director, escaped death or serious in
juries when the castle of Mr.. Rein
hardt, situated near Salzburg, was set
on fire last night.
The building was greatly damaged
and many rare pieces of furniture and
other treasurers were lost. Fortunate
ly Mr.. Gest and Mr.. Reinhardt had left,
several hours before the fire, for Ven
ice, where they are making prepara-
tons for the New York production of
Offenbach's "Orpheus in the Under
world"
The perpetrators of the fire have not
been discovered by the police Suspic-
ion has attached itself to the anti Sem
ties who are now attending the Haken-
krenzler conference in Sakburg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
AMERICAN JEW DONATES
SUMMER HOME FOR JEW
ISH CHILDREN IN RIGA.

Baltimorc-A summer home for jew
ish children in Riga will be purchased
owing TO the generosity of Mr.. Joseph
SchCnthal of Columbus, Ohio. who has
mude gift of $1,000 to the Jewish
community of Riga. for that purpose.
The gift was made through Mr., IL.
Joseph Lyman, executive director Of
the Associated Jewish Charities of
Baltimore, who. during the period of
1921 to 1923 was the director Of the
JCint Distribution committee in Latvia.
The home is to he known rs the Her.
mine SchontlInl Home" and is to be sit
uated ON the Riga soashorc
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14

emergency relief through remupcratlve
work. Then, assured that no. pcrma.
neut benefits could come 10 European
ICwry from the lcngthrnlng lines before
the soup kitchens, It opened seventy
two employment bureaus through which
sixty Thousand persons found jobs.
Jobs were not only found, hut actually
created through workshops that were
established for adults and older chill
drcu. Committees were appointed To
supervise trade uppreniiceships and
credit committees to help workers TO
gel their tools. During the frightful
pogroms OF l9la-1o2O, when 10000
Jews were maSsncred and 100000 utter
ly ruined. the same type Of emergency
and constructive relief was rendered,
and workshops were established IN
'krainia.
During the last four years, the task
Of the Ort has been entirely construc-
tive. In 1870. David Ivoyiich, n deputy
of the National were sent To other see
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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
COMMUNIST AUTHORITIES
PA SIS RESOLUTIONS IN
= FAVOR OF JEWISH COL
ONIZATlON in CRIMEA
AND UKRAINE.


Riga Several Russian Communist
organizations In the Ukraine and
Crimca have recently passed resolu.
tiOns with regard 10 the commence
ment of Jewish colonization work in
these regions.
The l'krlinian Commissariat Of
Agriculture decided TO allot out of its
colonization reserves strip of land in
the ncighborhood of the existing Jew
iSh colonies for settlement by Jewish
cIty-dwellcrs, who are residents of the
Ukraine.
The District Committee Of the Com.
munist Party of the Crimea, adopted II
resolution stating: |, that it was not
opposed in principle towards the set
Element of Jews on the land in the
Crimea; ., that the settlement must
he affected on the free lands of the
crimean Republic; 3. that the size OF
! the colonization work is to be de
termined 10y representatives of ths
party together with representatives Of
the committees for the settlement of
Jews on the land.
The Odessa Government committee
Of the Communist Party decided TO ms.
Sist in every possible way the removal
of Jews from the cities TO the land
and has already sent instructions ia
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
NATIONAL MINORITIES OF
LITHUANIA WILL USE
COURTS TO PROTECT
RIGHTS

Kovno.-Thc question Of the national
minorities is again becoming acute ow-
ing TO the attitude of the Christian
Democratic majority in the Lithuan-
ian Diet.
The parties belonging to the major
ity having refused TO raise the ques-
tion of the national minority rights In
the Sejm. the representatives of the
national minorities held conference
at which they decided to take action in
the court whenever an infringement of
minority rights occurred.
This action will he taker on the basis
of the Lithuanian.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
Reconstruction Program Planned
Barred BY immigration Restriction Thousands OF Euro
peon Jews to Seek UndevelOped Resources of Russia.
New Program in Which American Cooperation Will
BE An Important Factor Is Now Being Worked Out

Barred by the Immiuation Rcstric-
tiun bill from the fulilmcnt Of their
hopes In America, thousands VI Eur
opcan Jews will cndeuyur to realize
their long dreamed Of opportunity in
the vast, undevelopcd resources Of Rus
STA. In this they are tn have the CO.
operation q great International or
ganzation. known Ms the ORT, and the
support Of many notable American
Jews. among them Felix VI. WHrhurg
Colonel Herbert Lehman, james Roscn
berg and Adolph Icwlsohn. They will
Ice taught productive trades. aided Ia
establish themselves in agricultural
regions with assistance In the purchase
of land. tools, seeds aud the advice Of
agricultural experts, and will be lifted
out of European ghcitOs and crowded
towns, where rs refugees from war
pogrom, and revolution they have been
kept alive 10y their dreams of peace
and plenty in fnr.Of' America.
With the cessation Of the emergency
work Of the American Jewish Relief
committee and the Joint Distribution
committee ON July LIST. the resources
and efforts Of the Jews - This country
vino desire to aid their needy core
llg,DnisiS IN Europe will bN directed In
TO the activities of the ori. For more
than five years, since American Jew
ish relief was first brought to Russia.
all American and European agencies
have carried on their reconstruction
work among the Jow, of Eastern
Europe through the prt, Dr. Leon
Bramson. acting European chairman
of the Ort. and one Cf the pioneers in
the movement. is in New York City to
confer with local phianthropic agencies
on reconstruction program that may
rchabilltate European Jewry, and re-
lieve the hardships wrought 10y the new
immigration hill
Three Russian words which together
mean Society for the promotion Of
agricultural and technical trades among
Jews are the origin of the word ''ort'
which WIS given fifty years ago by n
group of distinguished Russian Jews
to the movement by which they hoped
to gradually transplant five million
Jews engaged primarily rs pcddlars
and small shop keepers to farming and
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
ALL RUSSIAN COMMUNIST
HACHALUTZ HOLDS CON
FERENCE IN MOSCOW

Riga.-Two thousand Jewish young
in agricultural work carried on on the
cooperative farms. under the direction
Of the Enthusiasm Communist IIach-
alutz," according to reports submitted
at the All-Russian Congress of Com
munist Hachalutz, which has just been
concluded in Moscow
Only so of this number are laborers,
the rest being artisans, intellectuals
and ex-traders.
The conference adopted resolution
which stated that the evils of Jewish
life in the Diaspora countries We're due
to the fact that the Jewish masses We're
not prClctarianized. and that it was the
aim of the Communist HachnlutZ to
create n labor commune in cOllectivist
Palestine.
Another resolution adopted stated
that the activity of the Communist
Hachalutz is non-political and con-
sists only of practical preparatiAs for
those who wish to 60 to Palestine. 1t
stresses the matte rof the Hebrew Ian
guage and Jewish history.
The hall where the conference took
place was decorated with pictures Of
Lcnin and Joseph Trumpeldor. the
Hnchalutz leader, who was killed sew
stresses the matter of the Hebrew Ian
Palestine.
The conference closed with the sing.
ing of the Internationale in Hebrew.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
$50 ZIONISTS ARRESTED IN
RUSSIA

Riga-35O Jews, accused of belong
ing to Zionist organizations, were ar
rested by the Soviet authorities in
several towns of the government Of
podol
1t is interesting that at the same
time when the arrest of these Zion
lists were being made in the provinces,
an All-Russian conference of the Zion
list organization, "Hechalutz," was
taking place in Moscow.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
POLISH ANTI-SEMITE GIVEN
ADDITIONAL PUNISH
MENT

Warsaw Sckrctarczyk, the we'll
and responsible for many anti.Jewish
excuses there. was sentenced to three
months in Jail for beating II Jewish
woman.
Sekretarczyk. upon receiving sen
tcnce. called the state attorney, who
prosecuted him, "Shaboth Coy" be-
cause of the fact that the attorney, be-
ing Pole himself, was prosecuting
another Pole on behalf of n Jew. For
this Cffense, Sekretarczyk received an
addition three days sentence.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
ANTI-SEMITIC p RE SSUR Z
CAUSES REMOVAL OF
JEWISH SCOLAR FROM
POST

Vienna Josef Baycr, for sew
enteen years with the Archaeological
and chronological Section Of the Mu-
scum Of Natural History in Vienna,
and, since 1919. the head of that de
partment, has been removed from his
post, due to anti Semitic pressure.
His department has been divided into
three divisions. of only one of which
he has been made the head. The Wen
M press is deyotlng much space to this
action. 1t is reported that Prof. Bayer
will appeal to the courts
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
JEWISH STUDENTS ARE EX.
PEELED AS NON-PRO-
LIBRARIANS

-Thirty-eight Jewish students
Of the Agricultural Institute in Mos
COW, formerly known as the Rosumov-
Sliaja Academia, were expelled from
the school on the ground that they are
not proletnrians, but members Of bour-
seois families.
Three Of the students were read.
mttcd when they submitted proof Of
iheir proletarian origin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
THOUSANDS OF UNEMPLOY-
ED POLISH JEWS DOOMED
TO STARVATION.
Warsaw Jewish Community Allo.s
$4,000 Zlotys For Relief.

Warsaw Industrial crisis pre-
vailirg now in Poland has caused great
Unemployment among the Jewish work
ers of Warsaw. LODI and BalyStol;,
the centcrS Of Polish industry. Thou
sands of the unemployed are entirely
destitute: and there is starvation in
some quarters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14

Miss Erna Rubinstein, a youthful
Hungarian violinist, will make her
first tour Of the Pacific Coast in Jan
uary. Miss Rubnstein is now play
ing in Hungary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
1927 JEWS ENTERED
PALESTINE

Jerusalem. - 1881 Jews entered
Palestine during the last fifteen months,
according to figures published here TO
day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14

A happy home is the single spot of
rest which a man has upon this earth
for the cultivation of his noblest SEN
timents.-F. w. Robertson.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-14
Famous Palestine Scientist Here

Dr. Ephram Rubnowitch Botanical Advisor to the Brit
ish Government to Shed New Light on Jewish Arch
aelolOgy, Folklore Phiology in Palestine, Organizing
Worldwide Back-To Nature Movement Among
Jews.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
oToRGAMIENTo DE PoDER Y
REVOCATION DE oTRo

Ell seiior Juan Fernandez suarez, de
esta Plaza participa que ha conferido
Poder General, para que 10 represen-
ten en- su persona y bienes, los Sc
flores don Tiburcio Jim6nez don Jo-
Sc Rodriguez Perez, segdn escritura
plblica otorgada ante Ell Notario Lcdo.
Adrian Agosto en- del corriente mes
de febrero.
Asimismo participa haber revocado
en- esta misma fecha Ell poder que ha-
bia conferido a don Sinforiano Fer
nandez, por encontrarse este ausente
de donde radican los bienes y nego-
clos del revocante.
San Juan, P. R., 12 de febrero de
1924. Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
ReIad6n Completa del gfupO de preemi-
nentes periOdEtas y pub|idstas de los Is
tados UnidOS que IIegard manana a bOrdo
del hanspOrte Henderson a Culebra con
el fin de ObSefyar las maniObraS ndyaleS
PermaneCeran en- CuIebra una
Semana 0 dos, y es probable
que viSiten San Juan eI Sd
badO pr6ximO
Maestro colaborador en- los
E. UU. Mr.. Joe Mitchell
Chapple fgura en- el grupo

Mas de Glen directories de periodicos
y notables publicistas norteamerica-
nos, de unos treinta estados distintos
de la Union, llegaran a Culebra mana
ma bordo del transports Henderson,
con Ell fin de pasar una semana dos
con la Flota de los Estados Unidos en-
operaciones navales por estas latitudes,
presenciando las maniobras de invierno
Sc le ha hecho una invitacion les
prominentes visitantes para que pasen
algunos dias en- San Juan, y es nuy
probable que vengan IL Capita. el
sabado proximo, la aperture de ia
temporada de Carnaval.
Entire los mas conocido3 miembrcs de
la notable comitivo de per:odistas Y pu-
blicistas, invitados por el Secretario de
Marina Denby, Sc encusntran: Frank
o. Noyes, presidente de la Associated
Press y editor del Washington STAR;
George G. Shor, mgr. de la internatio-
nal News Service; Henry NJ. Pindell,
editor del Peoria Journal, y antique
emba jador en- Austria; Pleasant A. Sto-
vail, editor del Savannah Press y
antique ministro en- Suiza; Frederick
BOnfls, editor del s'Dcnver Post"; Wal
ter 8. Dichey, editor del kansas City
Journal''; Joseph T. Pulitzer, editor
del est. Louis Pist Dispatch; Z. Ian
sing Ray, editor del est. Louis Glote-
Democrat; Joe Mitchell Chapple, pc
riodista y conference.-the notable.
El Secretario de Marina DENLY te1la
proyectado acompaiiar \ los periodistas
en- su excursion Culcbra, ell Ell trans
porte Henderson, que salio dc Char
lesion el domingo i1ltimo, pero perma-
neci6 en- Washington.
Siempre que sea possible los periodis-
tas ser&n alojados bordo de los bar
cos correspondence los nombres de los
barcos con el de los estados q. perte-
necen ellos. Despu6s de su vista re-
gresaran Nueva York con la hota, a
principles de mario.
Los editores v publicistas que en-
barcaron son los siguientes:
Arizona: Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix
Arizonian; O. H. Akers, Phoenix Ca
zette.
(Continiia en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
s|TOSCA" Y
"BARBERO"
Dos triunfOS mas de Ia Com
pa1ia de Opera
Antonio COrtiS, el jOyen tenor, fu6 Ova-
CiOnadiSimO en- 'IOSCa"
TITTA RUFfO Sc LUCE EXTRAORDINARILY
MENTE EN- FL "BARBERO"

El piiblico goz6 extraordinariamen-
te la noche del sabado con Ell notabili-
simo cantante, quien espera un gran
porvenir: Antonio Cortis.
Ell paisano de Blasco Ibahez, prota-
gonista de la obra (no Blasco, por SUI
puesto, sino Cortis) fu6 ovacionado
desde ell principle hasta Ell fin de La
obra, y constituy6 una sorpresa para
Ell piblico, en- virtud de las asombrosas
facultades, que el sabado pudimos apre-
ciar, de aquel insigne artista que es-
ta ain en- fiorescencia.
La Interpretation que di6 al prota-
gonista de la obra, no pudo ser mas
notable. En- Ell "Recondita armonia'', +,
que tuvo que repetir, fascin6 la con-
currencia, que le ovacion6 largamente,
adenas de vitorearle con una bravura
pocas veces vista en- ppestro .pablico.
81 u q lucsvan le stelie'' Que ii pn-
blico aguardaba con viva ansiedad y
en- Ell duo final, con s'Fioria''. electriz6
a la concurrencia, que lie oblig6 a re-
petir, con sus bravos y ovaciones. la
impresionante romanza. que un maja-
dero interrumpio con un APPLAUSE.
Olga Carrara triunf6 anoche nueva-
mente en- la Interpretation que di6 a
"Tosca''. La voz y la accion de tan
exquisita cantante, que fu6 aplaudidi-
slma en- toda la obra y, singularmente
en- Ell "Vissi d. arte vissi d. amor
eSpresivas de un temperamento pasio-
nal, facilitan su compression psicol6-
gica de la comedianta esclava de sus
arrebatos, que es tan capaz del homi-
cldlo para salvar al amado ser como
de suicidarse para perseguir mas aha
(contintia en- La pag. sa.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

En- cuanto al Distrito de San Juan
nc sabemos hasta ahora que Sc ha
resEclto, aunque Sc entiende que ii
el oenador Iriarte 10 desea sera ,e-
ei"cto.
Para candidates "at-large", ade-
mas del Sr. Barcel6 que es indiscu.i-
Bile, Sc indican al Lcdo. Susoni v a
don Julio Benvenutti. Para que este
ultimo acepte estan trabajando cerca
de el infnidad de sus mejores amigos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
lEL MILAGRo DE ANAsCol
LA L1GA EvANGELIcA DE SAN

LA LIGA EvANGELICA DE SAN
JUAN ha visitado todas las redaccio-
mes de los diarios, con Ell objeto de
presentar al supuesto paralitico de
Aiasco, cl joven Amador r. Pietri,
acompahando un affidavit firmado por
Ia madre del joven Pietri, probando
que 10 del milagro de Afasco es una
mera invenci6n y una burda mentira, y
que solo Sc ha tratado de sorprender La
buena fe del pueblo.
LIGA EVANGELICAL DE SAN JUAN
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
Fl ST. Santiago A. Pan
zardi nOmbradO consul
de Italia en- San Juan
de PtO. Rico
NueStO amigo deSempehard ese cargo
mientraS dure Ia auSenCia del SignOre
Giro MaIatfassi, consul en- prOpiedad,
quien sale para Washington en- Una
mission dipIOmdtiCa SeGeta

Segun supimos aver, ell conocido
hombre de negocios, don Santiago A.
Panzardi, ha sido nombrado Consul
de Italia en- San Juan de Puerto Ri
co, cargo que desempefiara, interina-
mente, mientras dure la ausencia del
funcionario en- propiedad, Sr. Giro
Malatrassi, quien, embarca ell dfa 20
del actual con rumbo a Washington,
a donde ha sido llamado por ell EN-
bajador italiano en- la Capital de Es-
tados Unidos, segdn las notlcias que
tenemos.
Un reporter nuestro visito ell sa-
bado al Sr. Panzardi en- su oficina de
esta ciudad, Y cambio impresiones con
el acerca del reciente nombramiento
con que ha sido honrado por el En-
bajador de Mussolini, va que dicha
designation, es una prueba de indis-
cutible distinction Y confanza que lie
dispense ell Gobierno del Rey Victor
Manuel.
En- cuanto a los motivos del viaje
del Sr. Malatrassi nuestro reporter
pudo saber de labios del mismo que,
efectivamente, embarca ell dia 20 de
este mes para los Estados Unidos con
ell fin de visitar Ia Embajada italia
ma en- Washington, y dar cumpli-
miento a una mission consular de ca
racter privado, one lie lleva ante aque
Has atlas autoridades diplomaticas.
Ell Sr. Malatrassi guardo discreta
reserva sobre ell verdadero objeto de
su proximo viaje al Norte, pero por
10 que lie oyo decir nuestro reporter,
parece que Sc trata, principaImente,
de informar dicha Embajada sobre
su labor en- ell pals desde que fue nom
brado Consul, hace unos 25 amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
Ell CAPRICHo DE UN DES=
TINO ADVERSE

A la salida de Puerto Plata, runbo
a santo Domingo, Sc celebraba a bor-
do del "Iroquois', a las nueve de La
noche, una fiesta en- obsequio al Con-
tador, que culnplia afios ese dia. Ell
sr. Demison, que persona afable y
gustaba de participar en- estas fiestas
sociales, escribi6 un bello poema en-
honor del festejado, v su amigo, el pin
tor, condescendiente tambien traz6 un
sr (Continta en- la pag. 9.)