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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28
THE TRAVELLING MEN MEET.
Elect Oficers and Plan Reunion for
July 3.

July 3.
The board of directors of the Pacific
Coast Travellers Association met last night
at the Grand Hotel, filled several vacancies
in the list of officers, and made prepara-
tions for semi-annual reunion and social
to be held July in the Alcazar building
IN this City.
The resignation of S. Mosley Woods, as
president of the association, was accepted,
because of his change of residence to New
York. j. G. Eubanks, formerly vice-presi-
dent, was elected to the presidency. JOS
eph B. Treadwell was elected vice-presi-
dent, and Harry Morganthau was chosen
to ill the vacancy on the board of direct
ors.
The secretary's report showed a total
mem bership of 400. gain of 75 in the last
six months. There is also $1,000 more
money il the treasury than at the preced-
Ing meeting.
a. H. Jesse, W. H. Slocum and W.T..
Cum back were elected members of the
association.
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MARRIED.

GRENNAN-TURNER-In this city, June 25,
1896, by the Rev. Father Calaghan. recently OF
Antioch, Joseph F. Grennan of San Francisco
and Lillian Turner of Antioch.
JOHNSON-MENGES-I this city, June 90,
1896. Edward w. Johnson and Lottie NJ. Menges.
KIERNAN-WERNER-I this city, June "a
1895, at ST. Roses Church, by the Rev. Father
Nugent James H. Herman and K,ttie j. Wer-
ner, both of San Francisco
McKENNA-FORBES-In Sacrame ento June 49,
1895, T. D. McKenna and Frances F. Forbes
both of San Francisco.
SMI1H-HOLLAND-In Golden Gate, Alameda
County, Cal, June "a. 1895, at the home of the
brides parents by the Rev. e. II. Hayden of
Santa Rosa, A. Henry Smith and Florence A.
Holland, both of Golden Gate.
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Park Theatsr

The Park Theater on Grove street. after sew
eral weeks preparation, opened on Saturday
last most successfully, and the crowded houses
that attended the performances during the
week TESTIFY to the present popularity of the
house: Tomorrow Dan McCarthy's own Irish
COMEDY THE Rambler From Clare" will be
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

b, bshsLAeee & H Hoe. bs6oeo So -
SsSsSssSS 9 9SSSSssS
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BORN.


either of the publication offices and be indorset
with the name and residence of persons authorised
TO have the same pu blished.l
BORN.
BOW WES-In Alameda, June 26. 1896, to the wife
of Captain E. Q. Bowes, daughter.
DAVES-In this city June IS, 1896. to the wife of
j.. D. Dawes, daughter
FLOERSHEIM-In this city, June 26, 1885, to the
wife of ]. Floersheim. a son.
GAHRE-In this city, June 26, 1896, to the wife of
Henry Gahre, son.
HARRIs-In this city, June 81, 1896, to the wife
of w. E. Harris, a
HAWES-In this city. June 1S, 1896, to the wife
of 6. w. Hawes,
HERLITZ-In Berkeley, June Is, 1895, to the
wife of G. f. HerlitZ, a daughter.
LEISHMAN-In this city, June 81, 1895, 10 the
wife of X. Leishman, son.
MACKIN-In this city, June rs, 1885, to the wife
OF ]. NJ Mackin, a son.
MoRToN-In this city, June 2S, 1896, to the wife
of T. 81. Morton, q son.
RoCKER-In this city, June IA, 1896, to the wife
of j. G. Rocker, a son.
SCHNEIDER-In this city, June 26, 1895, to the
wife of Edwin Schneider,
SCOULER-In San Rafael, June ID, 1895, to the
wife of Benjamin Scouler, a son.
SEILER--In this city, June 81, 1885, to the wife
of Max Seller, a SON.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.
The following applications for divorce were fled
yesterday:
Abraham Posuer against Amy Posner.
Arthur l. Begbe against Alice f. Begbie.
Emma ]. Smith against H. LIE Baron Smith.
Teresa McCann ag ainst Alfred E. McCann,
Robert Mills against CIarissa Mills.
Hattie E. Kennedy against Albert w. Kennedy.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
M ANTED~GENTGEMAN' fAISO GADYss1
w secondhand high-grade bicycle; must be in
ana cheap & no agents. state par
RICYCLEs-$lO, $40, $25, $50; GOOD CONDI-
ID tion. 1871 Market ST
QS0 1895 STEARNs SPECIAL: NEW
dpOO. tires; fine order. So First ST.
r WINFIELD PEARSON, 2I6 MICA LLIsTER.
Headquarters Lu-mi-num and Thistle bicycles
9 CECoND.HAND WHEELS IN PERFECT
- order: terms, cash or instalIment; Crescent
$25, Cleveland S30 Victor $40 Crawford S33.
DAVIS BROS, 20 Geary 81.
OK NEW FALCON; HIGH GRADE: S45 AND
~ $55 each; half price: few left. GEORGE
WEBB ALEXAN DER, 4Oi Market st.
BICYCLES 1895 MODELS, $25 TO S65 HAM
IL iiton Cyclery, Baker ST., near Hayes.
<ICYCLES FOR $50, s25, 1880, $35, $4O S45,
ID $50, secondhand. 3O6 Post st.
DOR SALE-'96 RAMBLER; WARWICK; I'M
303 Larkin st.
DARK CYCLERY-NEW WHEELS TO LET;
i best accommodations. Terminus Geary No
Alister and Powell ST car lines
FOR SALE -MIsCELLANEOOs
CT BERNARD PUPS; ROUGH COAT; THOR
- oughbred; sired by largest St. Bernard in the
State. sl2 Elizabeth ST., west of Castro.
UPRIGHT BOILER ENGINE 5-RORSE-
y power; buzz planer; nearly new. j. W., box
9, Call Office.
CHEAP, NEW lO-FOoT AMERICAN FLAG.
" Apply 10 Steuart St., upstairs.
TRRIGATORS, 4 AND S-HORSE SECOND
hand gasoline engines, hrst-cass and cheap
Address G. E., box 100 Call Office.
CLOoP-YACHT-$2OO 2711l. APPLY STORE
- 1548 Park ST.. Alameda
ERESH COW FOR SALE. INQUIRE FORTY
Il fifth ST., opposite Old Ladies' Home, Oakland.
VS. II. P. UPRIGHT ENGINE 4 CENTRIFU-
-Agal pumpattached&5 50-lightdy ynamo. 516Mission
NTERS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES
" bought and sold. 112112 Market, bet. 7th & Sth.
BARGAINS TYPEWRITERs: ALL MAKES;
IL write for prices Typewriter Ex, 80 California.
u OILERS, ENGINES D-HANDMACHINERY
IL waterpipes. Mcintosh d Wolpman, 1877 Beale.
l. UILDINGS BOUGHT; LUMBER, SASHES
- DOORS mantels ETC.. for sale. l166 Mission.
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE
~ fire and burglar proof safe. 100, III Market ST,
DIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE, LETTER
press, platform scales and desk ;cheap. 102 Clay.
NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
y hand w s RAY Mfg Co. ~ California Sc
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENOk.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-ArrivedJ June 27-Schr John A, hce
sEATTLE-Arrived June 27-stmr. .Progreso, he
June %.
Foreign Ports.
PANAMA-Sailed June 25-Stmr Columbia, for
HULL-Arrived June 26-Br ship Beecroft hnc
Jan z.
HAMBURG-Arrived June 26-Br ship Glen
burn, from Tacoma.
Movements of transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived June 27-Stmr Prussia
from Hamburg; stmr Veendam. from Rotterdam;
stmr Edam, from Amsterdam
Sailed-Stmr Amsterdam. for Rotterd am: stmr
Mohawk, for London; stmr Patria, for Hamburg;
stmr Aller, for Bremen; stmr Werra, for Genoa;
stmr La Bretagne. for Havre; stmr Anchoria, for
Glasgow; stmr Umbra. for Liverpool Grounded
in Gedneys Channel came off at p. and
anchored)
SoUTHAMPToN-sailed June 27-stmr New
York, for New York.
HAVRE-Salled June 27-Stmr La Touraine
for New York.
GLAsGOW-sailed June 26-Stmr State of Cali
forna, for New York.
LIZARD-Passed June 27-Stmr La Gascogne
from New York, for Havre.
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BiRIHS-ll MARRIAGES -DEAIHN

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In az
either of the publication offices and be ndorsei
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same publishedl
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PRIVATE D|SPENSARY
No. ls N. Main St, Butte.
DIR. w. TODD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Diseases of the Genito- Urinary organs.
Skin and Blood. Syphilis and Venereal
Diseases in every form, Private, Nervous.
Chronic. Surgical and Special diseases OF
Men and Women. Nervousness, Weak
nesses and Indiscretions of Young. Mid
dle-aged and Prematurely old Men. sue
cessfully treated by the most reliaoie.
modern and scietific methods. Rupture.
structure, Piles, Tumors. Eye. Ear, Nose.
Throat. Chest. DIR. Todd. in addition TO
Diplomas, possesses certificates from five
state Medical Boards and is registered in
i've other states. Thirty years In active
service. Established IN lsSs. Butte.
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HOTEL REGISTER.

The Butte-A. Heilbran, ]. 8. Phin.
ney, I. r. Woodman, V. @. SamueIs
r. y. Stoddard. Chicago; ]. III. Rohr
T.. -. Loussen, New York; J. r. Mar.
TN +. j. Leavens. ST. Joe: ]. 70. Mer-
TIL and wife. Los Angeles; II. ]. Mon
slesn, Minneapolis; II. T. Gaines. - q
Atwater. Helena: Sam Vessel. lin
coin; j. c. Shaubut j. FItzpatrick
Deer Lodge; J. ID. Mcclure. Elsie Iry-
ing hawthorne company; NJ. ]. Free
Louis; J. A. Brown, Melrose
me McDermott-B. A. Hutchinson,
y, +. Crandell. Omaha; V. p. Komp-
Sau ana VIE j. f. Young. Salt Lake:
Con Connors. Nampa; Geo. ID Greens
ana wife, Boulder; James Greene and
VIE vile BOULDER; James Greene. jr., Al
oert trans, 4. j. Laughlin. Miss Bru-
tafsky. Thomas Cruise Harry Jobnsor
MISS L. Sheehy. Miss Mamie Cruise
w. J. Cruise. Helena; w. A. Francis
Deer Louge; q. II; Kelly, Boulder; c.
J. Linn, Chicago: Mrs. George ~ Ne
Kay and son. Denver.
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Butte Department.

Mrs. Fisher weakened. She thought of
all her woes and troubles and concluded
not TO risk Il. So the Judge and the
would-be bridegroom left disappointed.
Mr.. Fisher did not give up, however.
He had invested good money in a mar
riage license and did not want it
thrown away. SO, "a days after the
license was taken out the couple finally
were married. Judge Almon performed
the ceremony at 4 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon at No. 20S North Jackson
street, the residence of the bride. The
witnesses to the wedding were the
daughter of the bride and groom, VINO
was old enough to affix her signature
10 the marriage certificate, and Mrs.
M. j. Hicks.
Before the judge left he gave them
some good advice about how to be hap
py, though married 1t Is 30 be hoped
the second marriage will be happier,
and that Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher will cease
10 figure in the newspapers and the po-
lice court
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WHERE WAS MOSES?
Peace Officers Bring to = Sudden Stop a
Game Bull Dog Fight.


Game Bull Dog Fight.
large number of Butte sports re-
ceived quiet tips during the past week
that game dog fight would take place
AT the Boulevard house last night. The
tips We're evidently straight, for about
lO O'Clock last night Sheriff Reynolds
was notified that the fight was on and
demand was made that he interfere
and stop II and arrest the spectators.
AS dog fights are one of the few things
the new codes are straight on, the
sheriff felt Ut his duty to stop the affair
at the Boulevard house, and Under
sheriff Young and Deputies Geary and
Llewellyn were Immediately sent out,
with orders to investigate. They were
convinced OF the truth of the Informal
mon as soon as they got within hearing
instance OF the house. They, however
round all the doors barred and were
refused admittance. so Young and
Geary climbed through a transom and
the instant they got inside the house
all the lights were put out and there
was smashing of windows and doors
IN the frantic efforts of the spectators
to get out Well-known lawyers, doc
tors and merchants and a few promi-
nent church members were falling over
edch ouher and tearing their clothes as
pney tumbled through the windows
Ihere were between $50 and 200 of them
ana many were identified, but when the
oftlcers found lights again there was no
one left except the two badly used up
Dull dogs, and as their owners could
not De round, no arrests were made
ana, aruer waiting a while, the officers
returned to the city and the fight was
declared a draw. II is said the dogs
mad been lighting about an hour before
the ofncerS were notified of IT.
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AN EXCELLENT COMPANY.
"A Fool For Luck" Well Taken Last
Ntght-'ome Splendid Singing.


Night-'ome Splendid Singing.
Joe Cawthorn and an excellent COM
pany OF entertainers played "A Fool for
Luck TO packed house at Maguire's
last night. Every member in the COM
pany is good and Mr. Cawthorn in the
role or Schmitz Geyser, a young Gerr-an.
never had part that fitted him better.
During the acting of the piece he intro
uuceu number of new and catchy songs
anu anu gave his famous concertina solos.
MISS Annie Buckley. a pretty and clever
coneulenne, possesses a sweet singing
voice and was heard to particular advan-
tage In several of her solos John L. Nc
wade, the well-known baritone who
MADE Comrades" famous is a member
OF the company and sang as well as ever
Other members of the company are Miss
Elsie Irving. Miss Annie Ward. Miss Car.
re FRANCES Miss Agnes Ardeck, Miss
Minnie Clayton Miss Josephine CLAYTON
Tom Peaseley, Collin Varrey. George n
Welch and ID. NJ. Gregory. "A Fool for
Luck Will run the remainder of the week
ana viii doubtless continue to draw
crowded houses.
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business snap.

A wholesale and retail business loca-
ton I'm a city of ten thousand popula-
Montana. An established trade in
fruit, confectionery, cigars and tobac-
co. Soda water fountain and electricity
furnished. Ice cream parlors offered at
a snap. The entire plant doing a bust
ness OF from $50. 900 TO $4,000 annually,
Offered at invoice. About 81, 600 requir-
ed. For particulars address A. h &
Co. Standard office. Anaconda, Mont.
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ONCE MORE.
Ir. and Mrs Fisher Are Made Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher Again.

Richard Fisher and mis- wife Jennie
Fisher are at last married again. Mr..
Fisher had to court his wife a longer
time this time probably than ne did the
frsR time ne married her. but ne finally
got her. The troubles OF the Fishers
nave often been recfted in the news
papers. They at length concluded that
II was impossible TO get along together
any longer. and obtained a divorce last
October. Soon after the divorce Mr.
Fisher began counting his wife again,
and finally obtained her consent to
marry him again. A license was taken
out on the last day Of last year and
Justice Almon was engaged TO perform
Eae second marriage ceremony. but
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Pianos at Less Than Cost

/ have for sale this week one elegant
light wood Estey piano which has been
in use only short time and is just as
nice as new; original price, 5000: will
sell now for 1878. on easy payments.
Also an Emerson piano in fine coudi-
ton; sold originally for $3.50; will now
sell for $685.. one Estey organ. full
size. five octaves. only used a couple OF
months, a beauty. for SIS. on easy paw
ments. Call and see them at Sher-
mans LIS East Park.
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HAMMOND'S TROUBLE
hiS friend' All Over the Country Are
Working for His Release.

thompson Campbell yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch from Harry T. Cress-
well, city and county attorney of san
francisco, reading as follows: II hone
you VIII use your best endeavors 10
nave Montana senators urge quick ac-
ION oy the government in favor of
SuI.ls ana hammond. confined in Jail
at Pretoria, Africa. Cable from Csurtjs
TO me urges promptness."
In response to this dispatch Mr.
Campbell wired Senator Mantle ra.
questing his prompt interest in the
matter. Mr.. Campbell knew Messrs
curtis and Hammond in California
Ihey went to South Africa, engaged in
mining and have become mixed up in
the trouble with the Beers p -"
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Quicker Time.

The Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific having shortened the time between
Butte and San Francisco from two
days and three nights to two days and
two nights. makes this popular route
the only practical one. A correspond
ing change in time also applies 10
points IN Southern California.
Excursion tickets are on sale daily.
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THE SWER.
a Question Forever Laid at Rest IN
Very Shors order.

WY NHOr. VrUer.
There was some sharp criticism in
me Miner yesterday morning over the
direction taken by the firenen In driv-
ing to the fire on Wednesday after
noon. II inquired why the firemen from
the city hall should have turned down
Main street, thus going away from the
fire. instead OF reaching the fire bv
way OF Wyoming street, the more di
rect route. At the city hail the answer
given to this inquiry is that the firemen
did go TO the fire by way of Wyoming
street ana did not go down Main
street
Chief Werner is I'm Butte and will re-
sumo his duties at the Central station
in a day or two.
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THE WATER COMMITTEES.

saturday or Sunday the 'servoir and
Feeders wnl Be Inspected.
The water committee has not vet de-
cided when Ii will go out to the reser-
Voir TO inspect the water SUNNY II
VIII probably go out Saturday or sun
day. Inc members of the water com
mittee are Aldermen Rowe. Cook
Harrington, Montgomery and Drioes
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Mayotte and Therrien. contractors
and builders. have opened a shop at 2S
East Center street. Centerville. All
kinds OF building. house moving and re-
pairing done at reasonable prices. Give
them a call
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or BUTTE MONT.
Capital and Undivided Pronta
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
General Banking Business Transacted.

Current accounts received from banks. nrms
and individuals on favorable terms. Buy and
sell exchange on al. principal elries IN the
United states, Europe ana China Issue com
meTcial and foreign letters OF credit available
In al parts OF the word Collections promptly
attended %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-17

llsndo al monumepto de Colon creo que no
la cumpe, 8 pide al confesor otra mas sua
We. Representaos a una honrada familia-
ell papa, la mama, las dos nifias cassderas-
que aqUi'a IN vehiculo y Sc embute en- 6l
con afan de encontrar mascaras y de recibir
bromas.
Ell coche pasa q ESQ de las tres de la terde
por 81 Prado, por donde discurre IN Nets
t6feIes pensatiso, y un cloa0n que sc reman-
ga los pautalor ca por no manoharlos; des-
pu6s entTa en- fila va subiend0, subiendo
hasta ell Hipodromo. ayanzando tres srholes
cads media hora De mascaras, nj rastro,
no ser que llamemos mascaras una estu-
diantiUa que postula que rodea asalta ell
coohe ,psra obtener una peseta.
La familia va desolada: IN mascaron sa
parrastroso, envuelto en- coloha de percal,
des tef1ido, les ameneza con IN mugriento
pumero; IN ardaluz de calaf1es. con careta
boba, sin guaDt tes. de Into las n1as les fre-
ee IN caramelo pring1so, y Sc er f4da ST no
10 aceptan; dis 2 dece mendigos muy va
riados -el obrero sin trabajo. La pobre yiu.
de, ell albsf1il que se cay6 del andamio In
fecurda mIadre de siiez chiqnillos, ell anciano
de ocher ia Nsvidades el raps szuelo que tie
ne mas hsmbre one IN oso, el fsn6meno sin
manos nj pies-s.gneD al coche y hostigan q
los one 10 ocupan con incesante pedig1efia
lamentaci6r, ciencia y paciencia de los
geItes. approved handose de que ell coche
esta preso en- In fila no puede avanzar nj
retroceder. e. padre, sn M momento de
desesperacion, hsbla bsjo al cochero. "
murmnra ofrecimieDtos de propina, el
automedonte. despues de una ojeada circu
casar q Ia fla. de ELF z s?ua pronto bsia-
RI hacia Ia part >nncurrida del
paseo- Pere -evuelve su
pesada M cantra-
Tentor, poor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-17
Ell CARNIVAL Y La GUERRA

Todo es opinable. lueven dict&menes
acerca de 81 licet non lscet entire garse al
pdbIico rcgocijo mientras en- la Antilla se
debate ell cobre y sc derrite Ell GRO espa ffol
He dido scsteDer ell pro ell contra, Dor
trrno me han lido conveDciepdo. los unos de
que no y los otros de que al In postre
me he quedado suspense entire los dos pare
ceres, como ell zacaIron de Mahoma entire el
ciele y la TERRA.
DiceD los psrtidaries del retraimiepto. que
20 es decoroso hacer piruetas revektirse de
arlequfn de diablo colorado, estando nues-
tras gentes de allende el mar metidas en- tan
trlste danzon Responder los que abogan
porque snde Ia mogigarga, que ell heroismo
slempre ha sido alegre. J que en- Zayage "a
SO baiis ba Il jota al son de ls metralla ' al
conn As del cafioneo. no falta ouien con
sidere hasta de muy hsbil polItica ell SC guir
clverue1dose como de coetumbre. para que
81 enemigo no pos yea caliacoE tecidos po-
ehos. Les que asf opinap, insfr dan que esos
que rasgan sns vestiduras 90 cubren To- ca
beza de ceDiZa, no son sino tact Ins dis fraz4
dos de patriotas: bando que no oniere A lar
Ia bolsa, Ia lleva tan estruiada va. ous no
encneDtran en- sus repliegues 10 pfeciso para
echar una cana sl aife
Indecsos tambien los one disponen man
Gan, optafon por ma scluci6n coneiliadora:
II fiesta en- Ell Retro, nj prohibiei6n de mas
caras. HahrA el clasico lento desfiIe por
el Prsdo, Recoletos Ia Oastellana. desfils
Ian femetante m entierro, para meditar
sobre Ell Microbes de Oeniza la Cua~esma
no conozeo NADIA mas proposito 81 en- ne
nitencia de sus pecados le mandan a-guieu
pasearse una tardecita entera senkado5en nm
cochs 1nirando njamente NJ 0belisoogo deta-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-17

fer d'r la patria en- la mapieua insalubre
par tanoss
NJ, no hay para que moralizar a prop6si.
~ os los psaceres del Oarnaval matritease.
III al are linre, nj baio techaio. repioau So
notos los cascabeles de la Locura Tai Yes
proniDlendo estas tbias expansiones. au-
mentase la gsna de disfrutarlas. es possible
que La temporada de angustia que estamos
atravesando produzca, el affo one viene,
una reaecion de algeria de ansia de viyir,
como sucedio en- Florencia despues de Ia
Dss1e negra en- Paris despues del terror
noy = por NY, esta la saDgre muy apagada
pollanonedas fnuy vacfo. No bace falta
.eIar ~ 81 aburrimisnto: va Sc decretara e.
~ 100 llennas SO oyen alegrfas. No 90
vende an metro de cinta nj un grupo de plu.
lnas. Los comerciantes estan en- ell sec1eto
no slrlauyen Marte 10 Que ca culps de
Lnercurlo- Falta de metal Y no de gusto
Carneetolundas s10
aS una razon de peso pafs que la guerrs
no IL naya tan directamenta en- Ia dessnius.
zion. IN mucho nos equivocamos. 8 para ra.
20 tenemos guerra pesar de cuantos es-
IueI1 y realiza Espafia, esfuerzos Que, entire
pareneesis, demuestran que atu nos sobrs
niSrE' en Ia sangre nervio en- ell espirtu.
n1A guerra targa es como una larga en-
fermedad: SO olvida 81 trance Ia norusli-
dad 40 impone,. oil n a. enoariH .slo con el
ehiermo sc encuentra hacienda an vida ord-
naIia, aistraido, arraetrado Dor los sucasos
Ipocas recordamos de tres querras civilss q
=. - ss1, SIN naoiar do las asonadas motines
, a'as ios, y no pos ESQ so apagaban las bujias
81 aas aranas de CRYSTAL nj ee extinqnian las
caoencias del piano do los violines .tQle
= ! aprneoo, decisi Nj aprueblo nj desaprue.
Do Oompruebc.