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city, and has made arrangements &c
giving an entertainment by the King
fisher Glse Club in the opera house
February ?
Tonight the Rose Stillman company
will pat on the best play In their re-
pertoire, The Galley Slave" Don't
fail TO see 1t.
Ladies' and children's matinee TO-
morrow afternoon will be good. Miss
Stillman will produce piece that will
please all
The smallest things may exert the
greatest influence De Wits Little
Early Risers are un nequalled for over.
coming constipation and liver troubles.
Small pill, best pill, safe pill
Lovers OF the fragrant weed will
find the following well krown brands
OF tobaceos at Olsmith's, ll9, South
Division street Three Kings, Bull
Durham, Dixie Queen, Dukes Cameo
Dukes Mixture, Buck Shoe, Californis
| Nugget, Yale Mixture, Cornell Mix
ture, Salamagundi, Perique, Vanity
Fair, Imperial slbe cut.
LaGrippe is again epidemic Every
/ precaution should be taken to avoid II
| Its specific cure is One Minute Cough
Cure. A. j. Shepard, publisher Agri
cultural Journal and Advertiser, EoeI
Mo-, says: "No one will be disappoint
ed in using One Minute Cough Cur,
| for La Grippe" Pleasant &c take
/ quick TO act. J. Wheeler & Son.
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TOWN TOPICS

The Legislators are arriving
For new yeS- cards and booklets see
Lille Il Co.
Anelegant line OF photograph al buns
at Lillie's drug store.
Read the Cyclone sd. and see the
free presents given away.
Business men should stock up on
Inks and Office supplies az Lille q Cos.
For BeRt--one suit Of rooms for
man and wife, at AIS, East Logan ave
Earl Hartle. the representative OF
the Wichita Daily Beacon, is rounding
up the readers.
For blank books, inks, mucilage,
pens, pencils. ink stands, etc. cali on
i. b. Lille Il Co,
Big reduction in all trimming silks,
braids, etc, at the Guthrie Cash store
thia week and next.
The best Is always the cheapest, Pay
IS cents anu get n sack OF cream flour.
The best on the market.
Commence the new year right. Get
q new set OF books and see Lille 4
Co.'S stock before you buy.
For saie-A ane black carriage mare
trnsty and reliable. Inquire OF DR..
Blesh, 7oe West Noble avenue.
A few soc and use children's and
lsdiee' shoes at the Guthrie Cash Store:
Also few rubbers, all sizes, 25e.
An elegant line OF fancy petticoAts
viii be sold at big sacrifice during
the invoice sale AZ Guthrie Cash Store.
Found--A bicycle. Owner can have
same by describing property and pay
ing for this notice. Oil, East Springer.
For rsnt--Furnished house for man
and wife. Terms reasonable. Inquire
of Miss Zoe Thompson, at Lilies drug
store.
Old Glory, always in the lead OF
cheap hour-chesper now than the
price OF wheat. Try q sack and you
will be satisfied.
Geo. II. Dodson. the insurance man
is putting up new tin signs all over the
city. They are something new in style
and ace very attractive.
Oklahoma -four for Oklahoma peo.
pie. We set the pace, all others fol.
low, and to get the best use Cream
hour. 50 centa per sack.
DR.. Hughes, the dentist, has re.
turned from Alabama and the Southern
states, and is now ready TO wait upon
his old aud new customers.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will not
have . meeting Saturday, January
on account Of siekne,s of a number
of the officers. Louise Gilbert, sec.
A. J. Mcclure, formerly of Guthrie,
but for some time past has been mana
ging the Midland hotel at Arkansas
City, has returned and leased the
Royal. He is an up-to-date hotel man.
Horrible agony Is caused by Piles
Burns and skin diseases. Those are
immediately relieved and quickly
cured by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
Beware OF worthless limitations.
Try our Homemade California
Boss Taffies and Boston Cream
Candies.
HONE CANDY KITCHEN, s'0 & saHsSir. 9ssisS%'
Prof. House. of Kinghsher. is in the
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OVER TaE TERRITORY.

A fine quarry of granite has been
discovered eight miles north of Tish-
mingo. Cle stone compares quite
favorably with the Quincy, quarrled at
Quincy, Mass. A thorough test las
been made with acids and IL Is report
ed as good as the Quincy granite.
The action OF the statehood conven.
tion in Guthrie, January 20, will have
something TO do with the location OF
further terr torial institutions, ,--D, M
ocratic Populist.
Al Chase and j. Elem Smith, who
are taking the census of Ponca City
preparatory TO organizing as a city of
the first class, already have q 1000
names on their list, and are confident
that when 1t is completed Ponca City
will show population of 1000,
The jury in the case of ]. N. Baker,
who hes been Gu trial for perjury in
Oklahoma City, isited to agree on q
verdict and wers discharged. This
was the third tiis !, the two former
juries failed TO agi.l
Bill Baker, OF Oklahoma City, a
white boy Is years old, was sentenced
to one year in prison for stealing a
horse Tucker, the negro who shot
another colored man named Smith.
got two years in the pen. Tucker's
case calls for some sympathy. as many
think he did the shooting iu self de-
| fense,
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A GREAT MEETING
nleetlen Of Nor onleer,

"T'FN''"F' FEE7'3 NTT'ENF'
The Oklahoma Agricultural, Horti-
cultural and Irrigation convention has
adjourned after a most interesting
and profitable meeting, The big
hearted Kng6sher people net and
paid all the hotel and other expenses
OF the delegates,
The following were elected officers
for the ensuing year: President, c, A.
McNsbb; secretary, w. T. Little vice
president, ii. G st. Clair; executive
committee, K. Kleiner. f. Wabash and
K. II. Fair. The next meeting will
be held in Oklahoma City in August
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WEATH ERFORD,

The WeNtera Terminus Of the "ChoetatB,' %
WW Have Railroad by Oct06Or 80.
The western extension of the Choc-
taw railroad will be completed and
trains running to and from Weather
ford not later than October 80.
Weatheriord is in the southeastern
part Of Custer county, Oklahoma terri
tory, distance by wagon road OF
about 80 miles southwest OF Geary. 1t
will command the trade OF Custer,
Washita, Roger Mills, Day and ID coun-
ties, nearly 100 miles square, besides a
portion of Greer county and the Kiowa,
Comanche, Csddo ana Wlchita reserva-
tions.
Weatherford is destined to make Cne
of the most important towns in the
territory 1t affords openings for men
in all kinds of business. No such op-
portunity anywhere in the South west.
Weatherford has good we'll water and
running water fJr stock, and will be a
great cattle shipping point.
The railroad company has plated
about COO scres ior the town site, and
Weatherford, being the terminus OF
the road, will naturally be railroad
town. All who desire to know about
the town, or TO get in on the ground
floor" either for business or specula.
tion, should call upon or address Mr.
Beekserick, town site manager, Wealth.
erford, o. T.
In going to Weatherford take the
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf railroad
Daily trains run between Howe. on
the Kansas City, Pittsburg g. Gulf rail.
road, and FL Reno, aud between Okla.
homa City and Gary, and after Octo
ber 30 daily pass niger train will be
run between Shawnee and Weather
rd. Connections with the Choctaw
railroad for Weatherford are made
with the foll5wiug lines OF railroad
With the Kansas City, Pittsburg &
Gulf railroad at Howe. |. Il.
With the st. Louis a. San Francisco
railrosd at Wister; /. II.
With the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railway at South McAlester, /. t.
With the Atchison, Topeka H Santa
Fe railway at Oklahoma City, o. Il.
With the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railway at FL Reno.
j. w. McLoUD,
General solicitor,
In charge of town site.
j. +. HOLDEN,
Traffic Manager.
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The board of health WAS in informal
session short time today. In conver-
sation with the LEADER 1t was stated
that the board was in possession of
information Of the fact that small pox
had made ITS appearance among the
Creek Indians, and had also attacked
some white families residing in the
nation. The board also stated that a
striog gent quarantine hGd been estab-
iish d all along the Oklahoma border,
and printed notices sent warning
everybody OF the condition in the
Creek nation.
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METAAsT NIGHT.
Ths cns co.assu short Bat Is,srestiaO See
sion

The city council met lsst night with
all members present Mayor Berkey
presiding The matter OF sidewalks
was laid over. The council will act on
the matter Of the Arkansas Valley tel.
ephone company at their next meeting
More time was allowe the past com
mittee. Sanitary Engineer Abercrom
bic Of st. Louis has been employed to
make q survey and estimate for a com
plete sewerage system. Some city en-
ployers had their salaries cut
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BALL AND BANQUET.

Legislature and Citizens to Meet. Dbe ard
Dance.
The people will meet ia a public
reception in the legislative rooms at
$50 o'clock, Monday night. Promptly
at 9 o'clock. the governor will start the
grand march at the X of p hall. At
s;s0 o'clock sharp the doors to the ban
quet rooms in the opera house will be
opened. This is Officials
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PERSONA MENTION


81. @. Walls is mp from Norman.
l.. Bissell is down from Kildare.
W. D. orc, Of New York. Is here.
Q, f. Coon, Of Bostou, Is In the city.
He House Is over from KingAsher,
j, Costly is up from Oklahoma City.
A. Durand, OF Blackwell. lie In the
city.
L. A. Love, OF weatherford, is in the
city.
T. @. cutlif, of Tecumseh, is in the
city.
Mr.. R. s. Dickensheets is here from
Enid.
Hon Dick T. Morgan lie down fIom
Perry.
Senator J W. Scott is here from
Clifton.
Ed LOTUS has returned from Okla.
homa City.
senator Frank Hutto is over from
saltwater.
@. +. MeElroth and son, Robbie, are
| here from Enid.
w s. Hamilton, Of Norman, came
up this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos d. Ewney are
over from Kingisher.
j. w Houston and J. $. Jenkins are
up from Oklahoma City.
Prof. James f. Aument returned thii
morning from Edmond.
MIR. and Mrs. G orge NJ. Fleck are il
the city from Washington.
Nels Darling, the Oklahoma Cit
comedian, was in the city today.
$. p. Richardson and w. t. How
ard, of Hennessey, are in the city.
Miss Efie Finch is back from Tope
ka, where she spent the holidays.
C w McGraw, deputy district clerl
OF Payne county, is here from Still
water.
Senator Charles NJ. Thacker, OF Man
gum, came over this morning to get &
the push.
Judge j r. Keaton came up thi
morning from Oklahoma City TO atten
the bar meeting.
DR. O. S Petty is convalescent, an
will be able 10 look after his extensiv
practice next week.
. Koxey Cotney. the professional piI
roller at Wheeler's drug store, is lai
up with The grip 81
Mr. aud Mrs, +. Cook have returne
from two weeks visit with relative
e in Clay Center, Kns.
Lou Pitts, who has been visiting /
I Guthrie for week, left this afternoo
for his home in Kansas City.
Judge Foster issued a marriage !
: cense -terday to Howard b. Gcocl
aged 30, and Elizabeth a. Ruby, age
DR.. Wilber s. Hamilton, OF Norman
menber Of tho territorial board {
! health, is in the city today and wit
Or. Buxton made the LEADER office
pleasant visit.
Miss Maud Goodrich, who has take
charge OF the choir of the First NJ.
church, will sing solo next Sunda
evening. MISS McElroy will sing
solo Sunday morning.
G.. w. Gillogly a prominent ret
estate dealer of BrOclSton, H., was
passenger south yesterday to look owe
the territory He said he had hear
much of Oklahoma as being a goo
place TO live, and If he found it half q
good rs reported he would locate. 10
Judge and Mrs j. L. Rock, of Okli
homa City, former residents of tn
city, are here and will during the sea
sion of the Legislature, compile an
publish an official blue book OF III
territory. The work will be gotte
up In artistic form, illustrated an
will be devoted entirely to the legi
lature, territorial and federal officer
and promises to be a very valuabi
work.
Words of Praise bestowed upon Hood
= Sarsaparilla by those who have taken II Il
dtcate that II Is restoring health TO thou
ands Of people aud that IL Will help you ais
Hoods PtlIs are easy 10 take. easy TO o
crate, cure billiOusncss indigestion. 25c.
, Wanted d-Immediately, a good viii
girl at the Phillips House
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Mr. j. A, Faekler, editor OF the Mi
canopy Fla J Hustler, with his wife
and children, suffered terribly from
La Grippe. One Minute Cough Cure
was the only remedy that helped them
1t acted quickly. Thousands OF others
use this remedy as a specific for La
Grippe, and its exhausting after.effect.
Never fails. j. Wheeler & Son.
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Frisco Line --st Louis q sGn Francisco r. n

Frisco LiRe --st Louis q San Francisco r. n
The direct through car route to
point in southwest MISSOURI. South.
ern Kansas, Arkansas, Indian Terri
tory and Texas.
The most direct route to st. Louis
and the east. Double daily vestibuled
trains. Free reeling cars; observa-
tion and drawing room sleepers. Tar.
vey dining nails. Ash your nearest
ticket agent Tor full particulars or
write the general passenger agent, st.
Louis. Il. l.. WIEcHELL.
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The treatment for worms must be
prompt and safe. WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE can be trusted to re-
store your child TO health. II is a ton
ic as we'll as worm destroyer Every
bottle guaranteed TO bring worms. csc.
r. B. Lille & Co.
Many of our business firms are en-
stocks.
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On the California limited, Santa Fe
Route; there is barber shop in the
buffet smoking car: entire train cleo
trio lighted; through in 29[ days, Chit
caRo to Los Angeles.
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Attention. HartrGnff Posi- q A n.
Regular meeting Of Hartranft Post
tomorrow evening at 1880 p. m, in the
probate court room. ALI members are
requested TO be present at the in
stallation OF officers
M, l.. Mock, J Q. FOSTER,
Adjutant. Post Commander
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Idded This Season

Barber shop and ladies observation
car on the California l. mited via San
ia Fe Route; service finer thar ever
before
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Ann.,n,rtrnto. 3 Notfce.

H'tDftHtstFUt0s7 . NOffce
All parties knowing themselves in-
debted TO DIR. II l.. Smith Will confer
a great favor ppon the administrator
by calling at the office of j. E.. Ball
and satisfying their acconnts.
j. X. BALL, Admir-.
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BALLARp's Snow LININRNT is the
most penetrating liniment in the
world. 1t cures pain nd lamDa-
tion OF all kinds quicEer 'sn any
other remedy Price soc Es, " bot
tie guaranteed. !" 3! Lille & Co.
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Three Times a Heek.
The California Limited via Santa Fe
Route; finer and faster than ever.
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N0TFE VFFN
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails TO cure. 25c The genuine Lss
L. B q. on each tablet.
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who suffered for with dyspepsia ana
kidneys distressing causing chronic
had bong stomach
his d srd for months
Hyed entirely graham crackers Doctors and change Of climate
Tabue
taking They heped
some and got he declares land eat
vishu pocket
would do
best of health % moth the mountains either
Se ss s se e I
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The California Limited, Santa Fe
Route, solid between Chicago and Los
Angeles. Time, ~ days, Electric
lighted. Three times week.
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Hoods PuIs are easy TO take, easy 10 op.
crate, cure billiOusness, indigestion. 25c
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Wanted-Immediately, a good white
girl at the Phillips House
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Words "f Praise bestowed upon Hoods
Sarsaparilla by those who have taken IL In
dtcate that II is restoring health TO thous-
ands OF people and that IL Will help you also
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La travesla dc Europa a America.

Las compsf1fas de navegaci6n inglesas y
alemanas luchan en- estos m momentos sntra # pa
ra sbreviar ell tempo que se invierte en- latra'
vesfa del Atlantioo.
r. La oomps6s alesnans dal Nosd dea.echer
Lloyd, que con el vspor Kaiser Wilhen der
Crosse, ha hecho mas breve Ia travesfa de Eu
ropa a America, emp'ea ahora en- el servioio
un nuevo vapor correo, KAISER FTiedich, que
debe, segan se asegura, exec Ter en- velocidad a
la realizada por comp nero.
El Kaiser Wilhe, der Crosse, construido
por la companfs Vulcsno, de Stetin. mids gle
metros de eslors y desplasa 10000 tooelsdas.
teniendo una fusrza de 28 600 cabsllos una
veloci Had de mss de 81 nudos por hora
El Kaiser Friedrich tiene easi las mi smss
dimensiones, pues ouentl con 600 PIES dc largo,
"a de apchs IA de profurdo Tiene dos series
de msquinss de ouadruple expansion, con una
fuerza de $4,000 osballos.
Por otra pats, Ia Compafifa Hamburguesa
Americana, que ha vendido altimamente por Ia
suma de IL. $50 900 pesetas los vapores lie dos
hS ice, columbia el Normandfa,, construidos
an 1889 2 1890, va { reemplazarlos por otros
dos que tendran 200 metros de !ongitud J dess.
rrollsr&n SO. oG0 cabs'los. Ser3n entregados en-
el mes de Marzo del 1900. Estos vapores pro-
me1en aventsjar los mAs rapidos entire 10. que
hoy 90 csuocen. pues Gus mAquinas e1ce1eran
q todss en- 6 900 900 osballos.
A fin de sostener en- las me- ores condolences
posib!es Ia compete noia de 6stss dos ompahfss >
alemanas, 10 ipgless llamsda White Star, Line
ssts construyeudo On Belfsst IN nusvo vsPos Dc
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Es IN. indignidad q que e 10 h.ga esta

Es una indignidad q que se 10 hsga esta
iniuria Los nif1os puertoTrique6os.
Dicen los informsntes, <que los ibros que
Oomunmente se enouentran -en estas e.ouel as,
oou ssten en- un libro primario de lectura, I'm
oatsci- mo una flosoffs mental.
lAlguno de mis- oompaheros de Ia isla, CO.
nooe este i timo texto. -
Al que me mande un ejemp,ar le prometo
epviarle otro de una obrita pr6xima publican
De. que 20 titulara: <Viaje al pats de Bahia,
per Ia Comisi6n insular..
siguen las flores:
<En algunas, encontramoa una gramatics,
una aritm6tlos, una historic espafola, segdn
que 81 professor tuviese a'gdn oonooimiento es
pecial que ponfa en- uso.. r.
Pero sehores comisicnados; ustedes, .por
10 visto, no han enoentrado sino cosas malas.
La verdad es que 81 ustsdes no vienen q Puer
to Rico, jamas habi6ramos sabido que aquf es
tAbamos en- ese eataio calamitoso. Muohas grs'
cias; nosotros se 10 sgradecemos muchfsimo, y
deseamos, de todo oora.6n, qua jamAs volvais
Apisar estas playss.
N. GONZALEZ GARCIA.
Gurabo 90 de Julio de 1899.
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In V|aje poT e| Dabomey
8
PINTAR COMO QUERER.
Dice la Comisi6n insular:

Dice la Comisi6n insular:
<Las escuelas que nosotros sitamos, no
son sino pretensiones de tales, en- los Estados
Unidos, nj tan siquiera mereoerfan tai NOM
bre
Cualquiera que lea estas lineas, por jgno
rante que sea, tiene que comprender, desde lue'
60 la exageraoi6n maroada que de elias se des.
prende Els decir, que las escuelas de Ia Capt.
tai, de Ponce de otras pob' aoiones importan
tes, emo sino prefer stones de tales ......,
Vamoe, sehores de la Comsi6n, no hay que
dudar: uste les estaban en- la certeza de que via.
jaban por el Congo.
iQn6 las escue!as de Puerto Rico no estkn
& la altura de las de los Estados Unidos2 ESQ
va 10 ssbfamos de viejo; pero de tai afrmaoion
& querernos humillar con informes exsgerados,
hay una gran distaccia.
Y sigue el o6.ebre informe:
<Solo en- una esouela encontramos algo asf
como pretensi6n de escritorio, y en- la inmeusa
mayorfs, les mas sencilfos ordinarios bancos,
en- que los nifcs est&n ob,igados & sentarse {.
<Solo en- una e.cuela,, dice ell info1me.
Pero, entendamoncs: zee re6ere la Comisi6n a
todas las escuelas de Puerto Rico. -? For mi
parte, en- la mia siempre ha exi,tido esoritorio,
y escritorios estov oansado de yer en- todas las
que 20 conozoo O, 1qu6 en,iende la Comisi6n
por e4critorio .....1 Sin duda, los escritorios
de ALA no son como los nuestros, y en- ESQ hs.
bra consistido
Con respeoto s les bancos, <sencillos y Or
dinarlos,, ordination y senoiilos son todos los
bsnoos de las esouelss; 4 no ser que en- los Esta'
dos Unidos SO usen butacss 8 canap6s para los
slumnos. 81 es ssf, mAndenos la Comisi6n un
trasporte car9sdo de esos mueb'es, que los mu-
chachos de aquf Sc 10 agradeceran infnito.
Y, ahora escsmpa:
<No sc hace classification alguna, gran
des pequenos Sc juntan en- una aglomeraci6n
de corruption suc!edad
Esto no hay que comertarlo: clio por 81
solo sc comenta.
Los se1ores comisionados &c propUsercn,
pcr 10 vsto. ponernos al pivel lie las pieles 70.
jas, para ccnss tuir su obieto no tienen in
conveniente en recarrir Is fs.sedad.
De 10 oontrsrio, habrfa que Greer que los
informaptes oonocen 10 que &c entiende por
Justification. y que TODD maestro, por ignoran.
te que sea, casihoa sus disofpulos, pues dc
otro modo, le serfa casi impo.ible el ensefar.
Y "a prueba de que en- nuestras escuelas se ca.
silica, es, que en- todas elias, existe un libro
de sClasi6cacion,, libro que nj por el Zorro ha'
bran visto los comisionados.
I'm cuanto 10 de que <grandes y peque-
nos SO Juntan en- una aglomeraci6n de corrup-
DION suoledad,, eso...... Sc desprecia; y las
mlsmas personals sensatas de los Estados Uni
dos, no verAn en- esta acertaci6n sino una 4co-
rrupclons una ssuoiedads por psrte de los
comisionados.
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e pudoI Xal!9uI.

Is oomisi6n de Esoue,as de Boston aoaba
de expedir una orden que merecs insoribirse en-
marmoles en- bronces: ha prohibido que en-
los centros docentes de a4ue!la oiudad cultfsi
ma, llamads Atenas de America, Sc sdmits un
tomo, publicado por los Sres Greenough =
Allen, Y que contiene las obras de Ovidio.
No por el texto precisamente, que & buen
s-goro no pudieron entender nj desoifrar los
ee7lor de la Comisi6n. quienes tratAndose
del latin les estorba 10 negro, sino porque el
tomo ese contiene grabados que la pudioa Co.
m: sion considera inde:entes.
. Y esos grahados tan peoamiuosos sc redu.
cen fguras mitol6gicas de estllo antique en-
los cuales, cuan 10 ocurren las desnudeces, s,-des.
nudeces inocentfsimas-no falta Ia indispenss-
BILE hoja de higuera
Figarense ustedes donds llegsrA el pudor
anglo salon que encuenira inoonvenientes las
6guras de Jupiter, Prometeo, Hercules, Apollo.
Cadmo, etc., etc.
Estos se6ores serfan capaoes de msn r
vestir un Cristo oruci6cado los augslitos g
IN temple.