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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

st. Louis, April 13.-As the result Of
runaway accident ID. p. Bates is dead.
COachman Thomas jackson is in the
hospital in a critical condition. ana
Mrs. j. F. Sylvester OF 55 Vandeventer
place suffered a broken collar bone
and was badly injured. The horse
drawing Mrs. Sylvester's carriage ran
away.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17
Canture of Dunn.

Kansas City. April ia special
from BarstOw, I. T., says:
1t is reported here that John P.
Dunn, who is wanted at ClarksviIls.
Ark. for the murder of Sheriff Powers
of Johnson county, 15 months ago, IS
in custody of the Indian police.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

In California they raise asparagus In
large lots. On one of the reclaimed
BOuldin islands there is a large farm
of 5000 acres devoted exclusively to
the growing of this vegetable, the
crops of which are large enough to sup
ply one cannery.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17
Not Feazed by Lightning.

A curious characteristic peculiar to
the California redwood tree is that If
the head is cut off by lightning a new
one will gradually grow out in its place
as shapeIy as the first.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17
Revolt Of Women Students.

st. Petersburg, April 14.-The Of
fetal Messenger gives details Of the re-
cent revolt of women students against
the new examination regulations of the
medical institute.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

EEY2 Permanently Cured No f1ts nervousnest
1910 after first days seof DR.. Kne's Great Nerve
2osorsr. Send for FREE So. 90 trial bottle and treat
ss. De- r. II. KLINE Ltd 93 Arch St. PhiladelphiR. Pa
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17
CANAOA'S DIAMOND FIkLOS.

CANAOA'S DIAMOND FIkLOS.
Mines Rich as Those of South AZ.
RIGA, Perhaps, Near Hudson's Bay.
Somewhere in the far North south
Of Huds0n's Bay, lie undiscovered dia-
mond fields as rich as those of South
Africa. At least, this is the assertion
of Professor W. III. Hobbs in an article
written for the Popular Science
Monthly.
In proof Of his remarkable statement
Professor Hobbs has prepared a map
which shows within a few hundred
miles where the great diamond belt
may be found.
The reason of his investigation was
the discovery of the following seven
diamonds Ia Wisconsin and adjoining
States:
Eagle stone ............... l6 carats
oregon diamond ............. 4 carats
Kohlsvile diamond ........ ri carats
Saukville diamond ......... 6 carats
burlington diamond ........ 2 carats
"DOwagiac stone" ..........11c arats
Milford diamond ......... q carats
These diamonds were picked up by
farmers who were ignorant of their
worth, and kept as curlos for years be-
fore their true value WAS discovered.
The Saukville diamond was kept on
the clock shelf of farmhouse for six
teen years before it was recognized as
anything but a curious bit of bright
quartz.
The "EagIe stone" was kept for sew
en- years and then sold TO a Milwaukee
jeweler for Il dollar. neither buyer nor
seller having any Idea OF its worth.
Perhaps the strangest fact about
these discoveries that attracted the
attention Of Professor Hobbs was that
the soil in which these seven diamonds
were found was not in any case the
kind from which diamonds could be
produced.
In spite of all the digging and delv-
ing that followed every discovery no
second stone was ever found.
Professor Hobbs soon discovered
that all these diamonds, besides a
number OF smaller ones, had been
found along the ridges of land formed
millions of years ago by the great gla-
ciers that had moved down from the
north.
He ut once concluded that the pre-
clous gems had been carried to the
places where they were found by those
moving icefelds that are known to
have existed long before there was any
life on this planet
When at last the glaciers stopped
and melted. the diamonds which they
had carried on their backs were
dropped upon the ground, to be dis
covered ages afterward by Wisconsin
farmers.
The important question, therefore, to
be answered Is: At what place did
the glaciers pick up the diamonds?
Professor Hobbs replies by tracing
seven lines northward from the places
where the stones were found, showing
that they come almost to a point lust
south Of Hudson Bay.
"'The ancestral home of these dia-
mOnds," says Professor Hobbs. must
be in the wilderness of Canada be-
tween the points where the several
tracks converge upon one another. 1t
is by no means improbable that when
the barren territory about Hudson
Bay is thoroughly explored a region
for profitable diamond mining may be
revealed New York World
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

A Dane has invented a communion
cup which makes impossible the trans
mission of infectious diseases.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

If a woman is a widow. and has a
solemn 12-year-old daughter. the girl
has her duties the same as any chaper-
on
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

Mothers will find Mrs. Winelow'E
Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during teething period
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

Attila's coffin and grave are said to
have been found in the DTau valley,
Upper Syria.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

AS another instance of Raging" in
the German army it is stated that a
victim at Berlin has committed suicide
out of fear of further i'll treatment
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17

The annual loss by expatriation of
wealthy Americans who have taken up
permanent residence abroad is placed
at $3O,OOO,0OO
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-04-17
SPOKANE MARBLE WORKS.

IO6O6 Monroe street, Spokane, Wash. Special
designs Of monuments and fencing furnished
on application. All work guaranteed
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
0iWistssis, Not Ais.

We are in receipt OF a communi-
cation from the secretary OF the
Ministerial Association, which the
"make-up has been instructed to
place top OF column. next to read
ing matter. followed by pure
reading. II is as follows:
La JUsrA, December z. 1908.
r. b. Mason.
La unta. Colo:
DEAR SIR:-The minister's meet
ing passed resolutions Of appreci-
alton for the neat and attractive
way the TRIBUNE makes the church
announcements and wishes that
their secretary make this formal
announcement OF the same.
Very respectfully yours.
X. II. LAMPxIS, Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
ls...s ses1,..s.

There are more than twice ~
many lambs being fed IN the valley
this season ~ there were last. The
Arkansas Valley nov contains
about 80. 600 lambs and 40. 900
ewes The Fort Collins country
boasts Of 60. 900 lambs and 80. ooo
old sheep. The ps,ce Of stock
lambs has been steady. showing .
slight increase the past week. The
profits Of lamb feeding last season
and the apparent SLOW demand fos
hay this fall are responsible fos the
return to this formerly popular in
dussry.-Rocky Ford Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
Rocky Fess cesl niss.

F. Cheek informs US that the
Rocky Ford Coal Company has
decided to push business with
much energy. A contract has been
let to run the tunnel to a depth Of
77o feet, on either side OF which
will be opened rooms eighteen by
one hundred feet, allowing the
profitable employment Of large
force of miners. As the work pro-
crosses into the hill the coal be-
comes brighter aud better The
coal is sold at the mine at 81 per
ton, and when delivered at Rocky
Ford at S. per ton. The demand
in Rocky Ford is such that the
company Is in need OF more teams
for hauling. The mine is under
the management Of John Harms,
An experienced coal miner. This
enterprise promises to be enc OF
much value to Rocky Ford and the
adjacent country.-Rocky Ford
Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09

Six Knights Of Pythiss lodges ol
the Arkansas Valley will hold q
district convention in this city
Thursday. Representatives, = ol
the various lodges Of the Valley
will be present from Holly. Las
Animas. Rocky Ford. Manxanola
and Fowler. Grand Chsncellos
Thomas r. Ovington. Of Lafayette.
Colo. Mark Woodruff. Of Denver,
past chancellor. Thomas Curry.
past chancellor. and several other
officers OF the grand lodge. will be
among those present. Confessing
OF ranks by the different lodges
will be a special feature Of the
convention. and will take place 10
Masonic hall. The local lodge
room will be utilized n reception
room for the visiting knights. and
the district convention will close
with q grand banquet.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
. :'ls Jssss Sosvss,s.''

The third series Of pictures fos
the "La J-asa Souveoir" - nov
on exhibition in the show windot
Of the posto6ice bookstore. Ths
souvenir will contain 100 views d
La Junta. and will be not only the
best, but the only thing Of ths
kind that has ever been turned oul
in this burg. The TRIBUNE will
utilize all the arts known to sl,s
trade to make the souvenir . wosk
Of art. one that you can send g
your friends with some degree q
pride. This week will BE- yous
hast opportunity il you desire TO b
represented in the souvenir, With
cider an iasesier view Of yoqs
place Of business OF your res5-
denee. Leave orders with J. W.
Fisher At the posso6ce book store.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
w..s,,"s.. Gree, lecture.

The third OF the series OF the La
junta Lyceum course, George r
Weddings lecture, "SAul OF Tar
sus," was the attraction at the L.
Junta Theatre last Friday evening
The attendance was the largest oi
the lyceum course thus far, and
the rspt attention OF the audience
.tbroughout the discourse evi'
denced keen appreciation Of MIR,
Weddings effort. The lecture
was a master piece OF oratory and
logic. and in diction perfect. More
Of such lectures would be a libeTa
education to some OF the benigh hteC
Of this burg.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
s... s..., !. ass.ss..

II the sugar factories do not
come to tsv with better price fos
beets next season much beet land
will be seeded down to alfalfa. the
present high price OF alfalfa seed
having attracted the sttentioo OF
many farmers who have never
grown il before. Soma growers
have realized from $50 to SIS an
acre from their alfalfa lsud this
year aud one man Who marketed
81. 600 worth Of seed . lev days
ago realized t9o an acre from .
considerable portion Of his land.
il is reported. rhe seed - much
easier to raise than beess too snd
the ground is improved instead Of
worn out under such culture.
Field and Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
ss.,ss =. ess..ss.,s..

~ follouinw named ,sselse has dlsd nosics a
his insentioa 10 make Anal psose In support ol
his elain, and that said PrnDf viii b. 1ads b.
Colo. on Dsermhrs IS. tS1, via: Augussine
z. Ssndoval. r. Z ~. FOE the south hall
southeast quarter, section tvsaty-sevcp; north
Ter northwest quarter, section thirty Hour.
township thirty south, rsnsS afty -si1 vsss-
his eontinuoos rssidenes upon and euitivstino
OF said land Wis. jose Aasnaio Cosdoya, Al
Highs, Colo; Pehssioo Cosdova, Of HiEbse.
Colo: Plato BalIov. Of Tyiarhsra, Colo.
(isosre johnson. os Trineheroe, Colo.
3. A ABBEY. Rsgiates.
First poclieation. Nove1brr Z. tsn.
Last Puhlicatisn, Deoembrs .. l9ln
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
m..s.s . Presses. .. s,... r,..,.,

Important railroad news item
from the State Soldiers Home,
Fort Dodge. Kan: "Jerry Shaw,
engineer OF our new water works,
has been presented with . set Of
brass oilers on a beautiful brass
platter. Jerry used to receive .
monthly check in the neighbor-
hood Of two hundred plunks from
the Santa Fe. while running be.
tween La unta and Dodge City.
but no "brass platter" was used to
facilitate the operation. The
"brass platter" feature is very en-
ticing to eaof Jsrry's, makeup.
and is probably one Of the iaduce-
ments that caused him to pass ur
the monthly two hundred plunks.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
Isssss csss.ysi csasssy.

Nov for mirth and music. when
the above artists come. They will
be here next Tuesday. Decembes
18th. At the La Junta Theatre.
This is the fourth number OF the
excellent lyeeum course and you
ought to 60 and enjoy their enter
tainment. The La Junta Lyceum
has certainly given an excellent
aud very h,gh-class series OF at
fractions and deserves much credit
and better patronage. Prices. so
and IS cents.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
w... a.,.s A.y s.,s s.s...

The beet growers have general
kick coming this fall. A late cold
spring, a very poor stand. weeds
and blight all summer. = high
price for thinning. bad weather for
harvesting and delivery, an un-
usually high per cent OF tare on
account OF dirt. and rushed to their
greatest capacity to get them in
before the factory closes. "We
won't raise any more beets" is the
cry Of some---Rocky Ford Enter
prise West Holbrook Correspon'
dence.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
"s,e..,s e.~.r. s... s...,s.y.

The announcement that Andrew
Robson Is to give US q return visit
on Saturday, December I7th, at
the La Junta Theatre, playing as
before his superb rendition Of
Winston Churchill's "Richard
Carvel," recalls the fact Of HE
having obtaine J a signal victory on
the occasion of hls 6rst introdue-
ton TO our public which packed
then the house to its utmost
capacity. His reception Partooh
strongly the nature Of an ovation,
and it would not be going am,ss
to predict that an equal triumph
awaits him this time. His strong
and manly creation yet lingeSi
with u. and il 10 doubtful Il these
,is an artist With ? siroager and
more pleasing psesenes- On the
Anssicsn stage. The hasdsoms
seenie envisonments With which
M. Robson Unveiled the play then.
is also semembersd- ] 1he rssss'
walton og seats for the engagement
Of NJ. Robson - now o. At tbs
City Pharmacy-
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
s..,... Beg. ev.... s..s...s...

w. S. Mstlock bought the
O'Toole psoperties on Tsisidad
plaza at the administrators sale
held Monday. the consideration
being s.. 400. Mr.. Matlock al
presen, occupies one Of the build
ings, and the other 10 known Al
the Nellie BLY, restaurant The
price received for the property ad'
joining the Bon Ton restaurant
was s.. 100. and for the Nellie BY
property $500.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
sss,ss y. e.s.sesssee.
Unitsd SlAtas Lsnd O0os.
p~>kln CrIn n>Av 4 ~

,,o-,., F1ss.e ct GSso RPS;.S R:;:ss;s Fl 3 7. - 81
" tbs following aaosA ssssles Aas AIsd sosisl
II her ipssasioa 10 sooases 10 eash and oeke
Anal p.oos IN ssppost a hss slsi1. - tAai
said psouk viu b nade hsloso sAs elaek of ~
Disasirs CoarS as rriaidsd. Coso.. % JsauasJ
10, isoS. Wis: Masy 4. Aasna-a. z t1DA tps sA1
southeass quarter nostAaass Qaartes. sase hAli
HsH soasSsass quassss. ssssioa sAissy -soqs
soash vsss quartz spasAv quarter ssstina
thirty -ave. tovnsAip tAissy soaSA. rs.ss afsy'
seven west.
sks naoss ths Sniloviae visssssas 10 prevs
her euasianoss rssidsaes sppa asA elltivsstoa
Of said Land, Wis: Yfsd p. Hse. a fsiseAssa,
Colo. JoeI l. Ralo0, q n Moro. Colo; JoAl
L Bsfo., os q Aoso ce'o o,,vr ,.
Firss pablicasioa. Dpesohss :. iS1A
Last publiessioa, January n leD4
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
e,ts ms,s ss~ss,s, ssv.ess-

Every lodge OF the Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks held
services last Sunday in memory ol
those OF the fraternity who passed
away during the year. The local
lodge did not have a public meet
ing. but the members observed the
day by holding memorial services
in the hall. G.. S. Thompson de-
livered the address. The local
lodge has lost but one member by
death during the past two years
]. r. Captain. Of Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
,~s.r... c....,..s. s.....s.

The Federated Cantsloupe
Growers Association met At the
Ell Captain in Rocky Ford last
Thursday to contract for next
seasons crop. All OF the sssocia-
tions in the ted~iation-Rocky
Ford. Capitol Hill. Holbrook-
Fairmount. Granada. Amity, Man
zanola. and Holly-~ere repre-
sented. W. NJ. Wiley. OF Holly.
acted as chairman and w. b. Eb-
bert. Of Rocky Ford. as secretary.
The contract submitted by NJ.
o. Coggins & Co, OF Pittsburg,
Pa. and Lyons Bros. OF New
York, was accepted without any
changes from the one they worked
under during the season of 1909.
During the session Secretary W.
B. Ebbert stated that the fedora
tion's average price for crates re-
ceived through the Coggins 4
Lyons contract. with their perfecr
system Of marketing. was much
larger than growers outside the
federation received; that the Cog
gins & Lyons average per crate for
the entire seasons shipment was
SI.7@ 4 S for standard and S6 cents
for pony crates.
Co9gins 4 Lyons are making a
great effort to induce the growers
Of Newdale, Holbrook aud La
1unta. who sold their 1908 crop
through H. Woods. Of Chicago, to
become . part Of the federated
associations, and have been max
ing thorough canvass among the
individual growers this week.
The following 10 the estimated
acreage for 1904 OF the various
associations comprising the feder
ated cansaloupe associations Of the
Asksnsas valley:
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
PuEnalo. Colo. Novs0hss .. 1903

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ ooaplisees With ths pfovisinns Of the eet
OF eoagrsss q Jsne 4 issl satitlsd As eet fos
The cal. q dsbss lasas II IL sssses q Csli-
tosy,. e esSsadsd . ell ths pshlic Iesd seatss
By ses q Ang1se 4 ~, Baasne eoesks.. cf L.
A.: e .S &C. 81 &. g ..ess
No. t., Soe shs pafekass q H. snqsh-yssa
qusrase nnstA-vsst quarter a sseet0a No. eve.
6fsy-6ve 49,. d Las Asiaas county, .s.d vi1l
odse Pesef - shov sAat ~ lead :cssAt = eoss
culfasal ppfposss cd 70 estahlisA his elai6 -
al I'D Hs1ess SAs e3ssk q sAs Dis1siee Coefs
ss.s Il !: sss : = 3s@s:ss,. @ - ( -'' =
Hs -. e va.sss: Fr..k I; LsytA
Jokn IitA1Dona. An1nnSo Barn. Ill Il Il
juaaa, Ca; nsoas 4, 1ase. - Highss, Ceaa
~ - a psesoqs e3aiatsg sdvss.s9y ~
eisiss 8 IL 80 = = ks1ses said asA asy
3. A. ABB8T, Rssissss.
Ia ssliiss1isA Jsssas1 A HI
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
se..ee =, V.s,.ess,ea.
United States Land O0cs.
PUnnLo. Colo, Nove0hss =, 1sno-

Uuissd States Land O0cs.
PUnnlIo, Colo, Novenhss - lS0o-
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follovins naasd settler has Alsd notice Of
her intsntSoo 10 make anal prnnl N support 81
her elsia. and that aid Pfoof vill b made b.
Junsa, Colo, On January II. iSo4. via. AaU B.
Russsll-H. 3. u.k31. fos tbs southeast quarter
section n sovnsAip = soath. sssss dhy-avs
west.
Ske nanss the following vitnesse~ " prove
her continuoas rssidence upon and cultiyatioa
OF said Land. vis:' Charles ,. Keodsll. william
X. Asder.oa, John Wilsoa. John T. Wassoo.
all oe La yunsA, Colo.
3. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publieatioa. Decenbsr z, lan-
Last puhlicatina. January 0. 1eN
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
oeeeseessy 1tsesssss

punlSC NOTICES n aH1xDY 9IvRe
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La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
ooases soe pvbiieses0a.
United States La.

United States La.d O0cs,l
PuH..1 Co.D.. 0ssohss 2, -
~ following named ssttlsr has Alsd nosics Of
his int~ntion 70 make hnal proof in support q
before the clerk oS the county eou1t ss Las All.
mas, Colo, on Decemher IS. lsua, vis: Ferdi-
uand Gins. r. C.. kp4. fos the soatheast quartet
dfty-thrcs west-
He nsnss the following vitasssss TO prove
Of aid land. via: HsU Hsnifor, Peter Mani.
for, John Mariasn. Ansis Sisalia. all of Las
Animas. Colo.
4. A. ABBEY. Ragi.sss.
First publicatioo. Novsmhss Z, 1Sm.
Last pshlicasioa. Oscs0hes .. is0.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
s..,e. -, e.s,,e..,...
Uni.ed s..s.. Land Omos.

United 64atss Land OAlce.
NorIck Is HfRxsI SfvEN THAI THE
~ fnll0vias naosd settler has alsd sotice cs
.uppost of his elaie, and that said .pecol
VIII b uads bsloss the clerk q the
di.sries eo.'t q Y yqns1. Cosp; 90 SsnIrssry an ~
the east half sosthsast quarter. section ssyea-
tees, township tvsoty-tvo sooth. rsnSs any
four ves4-
He masses tAs folloving witnesses N prove
his ooetinscss rssideocs spna and cultivssion
Of said land. vis:
John O.born, ST., Yrank Osboen. Frank Ls,.
Andrsv Les, all of La Junta, Colo.
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
First puhlicasjon. Novsmhsr 3, 1sn.
Last pablicatio1, Dseenhss %, i2n-
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 9. 1908.
ce~,sg Gssess.

December 9th-Crys,al Specially
Company at La unta Thea
sTe Tonight.
December ISth-La unta Lyceum
course. Jansen Carnival
Company"
December I6th-Colorado Glee
Club.
December I7th-Marie Vain
wright in Twelfth Night"
December 2Ist-Delinquent Tax
Sale.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09
eIsssssDe ~ osls.

PlacaTds are tor safe at the
TRiBUNK office. at the rate Of hve
cents each. which read As follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admittznce.
Furnished Rooms.
No Hunting Allowed.
Live Stock Bill of Sale.
Don't Spit on the Floor.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers il they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09

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La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09

La yUs1A vss osgssissA s.A i.eesPoeeae1
IColossdo. nsrsA q. issi. On .Apsii 5, ia
= bssans . city os sAs !sseosd class Popa'
tastSa, issluAiag sAAisLoas, about 20
ssvsss. Holly vssss works ovned By city
.aaaiag fsssosy, largest brick Plsas In IL
oesa IN barrel 10ur mill. 5000 0oothly
Sasea vs payroa aad is . thstvinG, Ind ussrs-
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La Junta tribune., 1903-12-09

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01

aborda los problemas todos, tratandolos
con gran discretion y talehto.
No vamos hacer en- esta cr6nica,
escrita al correr de la pluma, un juicio
crftico de Ia obra del senior Abril ma
kline, cuando en- algunas apreciaciones
que hace no estamos del todo de acuer1o.
Sin que seamos partidarios del tea
tro de Echegaray, que como dice muy
bien ell Director de La De7n0cr0c5G, Sc
aparta de la realidad presentandonos ca
racteres d710c7'6nic0S aaaUer0S5naileS, di-
cho sea sin amino de mortificar mi
ilustrado amigo y querido compaiIero
don Jose Contreras Ramos; creemos que
merece ser tratado con mas respeto ell
autor de FL loco Dios.
Nosotros sentimos predileccion por
Guimera, y de Guimera por Terra BG-
J0, sin considerable por este superior &
Echegaray, puestO que pertenecen es-
cuelas distintas y cada escuela tiene, CO..
mo sabe muy bien Ell senor Abril. admi-
radores e impugnadores cast sienapre
apasiOnados.. o
Que la escuela realista SO impondra
en- ell teatro como Sc va imponiendo en-
la novela, es indudable, como es induda-
BILE que, andando ell tempo, ell realismo
caer4 en- exageraciones tan grandes CO..
mo las del romanticismo decadente.
Aparte de estas apreciaciones que
NADIA signifcan, forzoso es confesar que
lSen5dcl0aes de IN cr0n5Sta ~es un blen
libro va este es un merito grande DON
de Sc publican tantos libros malos.
Y ahora no me pregunten ustedes
que es mejor 81 ell pr6logo ell libro, por
que me pondrfan en- ell gran aprieto.
Un pr6logo de Munoz Rivera no
puede ser malo, IN Iibro de Mariana
Abril tiene que ser bueno, y efectiya,
mente ell uno resulta digno del otro.
JOAQUIN E. BARREIRo