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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

EXECUTIVE COMMIT MEETS
First Session Of the Fall Shows,
Society i'll Vigorous
Condition.

1T ! y ~ . . A
After the Usual summer ad1ournf1el'e
Tho executive committee met again III
8snpten1bcr session, With President ".
Gordon NicCabc in the chair. me other
members present were Messrs. .. G. Rlch-
{nrdson, recording secretary; r. II. Brooke
treasurer; WIG. stanard corresponding
Ssecre tary; s. C. Mitchell, s., il. onse'
s. IS! p. patteson and J. r. Mcclure. 7
The su,nmerils always u quiet Time
with the society but this year tho COL
lectons and accessions to mempersh'p
have been very good The corresponding corr OF ''l
secretary reported that, as directed AZ
the last Meeting OF the committee ne"
area had been dug at tho side VI inc
house, with trap and sewer cohnectiol'
to draw off rain water.
z The following gifts were reported: FROM
Mrs. James I'leasants, of this city, very
large quantity of periodicals, pamphlets,
ETC., /. including very many numbers OF OF
Blackwoodn b the Edinburgh. Westminster,
North British, London Quarterly, anhuu'
and monthly reviews; Hummer's Ameri-
can Turf Register (ncarly complete se.''
Southern Literary Messenger (many nun,
shers from 1884 TO 1857 In the original
coversl. Democratic Review. and other
ncriodicals. The society already mas
many of the old reviews and those stv.n
by Mrs. Peasants will serve to coh'ple' '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
1sneclal "a The TImes-pIspatch,l

WINCHESTER, VA, September l9,-A
message WIS received here tonight an
rouncing the sudden death OF Major Eds
ward Conloe Johnston which occurred late
this evening at the summer home Of his
family near WILDWOOD, Clarke county, VS.
1t was stated that Major Johnston was
suddenly seized Wifi apoplexy near ING
house. and that he expired wlthinyhatf q y
i,tl,r. he was in Winchester lyesternly
having come horseback from MS coan..y
home and appeared TO be W e"pe'eii''
health. :. - tbe la te
Y Major Johnston was son, ~ I,,,l,st,,
M u,s'ss am ,ineh Maryland statesman ana
tor minister to England. nc was was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

"a contend on an equal footing with or
canized capital. The point raised were
that no government could exist without
organizations and that in organization
Law the foundation OF real liberty 10y
the combination OF the different trades
they contended. had come the hlgher
wages and lighter hours which me Varl-
Gus unions now enjoy. The lapor move
ment, they said, was old as the worm,
and that as long as labor ana c'iP,."
continued to exist there would be DIS
turbanccs TO combat these disturbances
aud to put the laborlng classes on a
fighting plane there must be 'organlZa-
lion. ,rhe speeches ended with a pea
thnt all workers might join themselves
| under the banners of the union.
sRev.4J. B. Cook Accepts Call.
Rev. James r. Cook, OF Amherst couii-
| ty has accepted the call TO Cloptoh
| street. Baptist CHURCH, Manchester, US
| previously stated in The Times-lnspa'ch.
! Rev lanes u. Cook, of Clifton Forge
enormously reported in another paper
as .nccepting this charge is member
OF tho Presbyterian ministry.
Dies Of Lockjaw.
Malcolm D. Rice, the six-year-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rice, died at
5 o'clock yesterday morning of&tetanus.
The fatal disease,F the result OF a
little scratch on the leg, set In on.Mon-
day. AT noon Of that day nc relapsea
into comatose condition, from when
| he never ,regained consciousness. Inc
death Of the little fellow, who was very
popular In his community nus causeu
general sorrow:
,rhe funeral will place from tho resi-
| denco at eleven O'Clock this morning.
Interncnt will be in NIaury cemetery.
Personals and Briefs.
The Germans Of Manchester and Rich
mond held a largely attended picnic
yesterday at Forest Fill Park. The pro-
,cecds went for the benefit Of the Ger
man school.
Miss Nssa Day, Of Hurricane Hall,
! of Chesterfield county returned last night
/ from visiting friends in Lynchburg.
| .SThc Masonic picnic, which was held al
| Midlothian yesterday, was Il complete
success and the large crowd spent q most
4 enjoyable time. -
Work on the Plntsch Gas Company's
| plant will be started to-day. The firm
will erect works at cost Of $l5, 000
/, DR.. Thomas II. Marshall surgeon in tho
| United States army, stationed In the
Philippines, is the guest Of his sister
! Mrs. j. G., Snellings,
! Miss Pattic Hawthorne, who has beer
visiting Mrs, II. r, Morrssette, in Swans
boro. has returned to her home In Bal
timorc.
Mrs, L. A. Phillips is visiting relatives
in Sussex county.
Mrs. r. IT. Marshall, of Bedford, Is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs, J, c. snelinFs
q. DR.. j. G. Loving, coroner of Chester
| fold county who was taken to the Nc
mortal Hospital last week. suffering froT
an attack of typhoid fever. was reporte
last night as being improved.
Central Methodist Church choir IA
reorganzed under the leadership OF MI
j, Parker Dashiell. The choir VIII NEE
tonight to perfect the reorganization, Y
Mr.. w. D. Talbot, of Swansboro, lief
Yesterday to visit friends in chestcrnel
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Peanut Hulls.

(srccial to The T!mes- Dspatnh)
PEANUT, VA. Sept: H. "a Is en waa g, en-
ioyed hcrn Saturday Forty- slx .I'no
lot OF Corn A tomn:oes. etc, was relishel ~
sixty or sescn,y-llve citizens After dinner tha
bows nl-yod game OF base ph!l, WEIGH WAS
y Rey Mi sydnor. who hna been, preaching
here has returned to the Episcopal Seminary
riftv.seyen negroes were bapt!scd at Little
Mil" Sunday, while nearly one thousand stood
on the shore. IN,
Much progress Is being made In this section
on the Tdewatcr Railroad,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
News Of Oak Tree.

Especial to Tho ,rirca-Dispntch.)
OAK TREE. VA, Sept H. Misses Mary
Ciop,on and Pearl sehenols left Monday 10 ~
tend Normal School at F'army.lla, VA
no Ia Klc!nbcrs INSTITUTE, In Nelson county
and Miss Io.te Maynard to Chatham. Y.
n Mcssrs. G., y. Stymbrourh and soreno Thomp-
son will return 10 William and Mary toiiesc.i
Miss Mary Alarston. Of King and Queen
county. IS visiting Mrs. W. Y. schsnck hsy5,
q At a meeting OF Bruton School Beard, YORK
county, the following teachers were e:ccts,n;
Bigelpws School. Miss MARY Jonsa Of ,, WtI
snhenck. OF Oak Tree Va; No. Z School, aliss
ARMS cad. OF Williamsburg, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
OBITUARY.
Mrs. r. L. FIickseon.

Mrs. X. r.. Hickson. OF No mo Park
Avenue, died yesterday morning ut $3.50
e,eioek, IN i, her FER sxt.y-seyen!h year. She
the end ca me. was surrounded byY her
r pa ns{I,s aud only brother j. u ryack. Of
hassvtSe hnaylns re %ssi q t hfs
city bout three years aso. She was
end. Mrs. Il dickson. reared d large fami-
T., 81 whom the foliowing nre SURVIVING
Of pltchcy Va: Mrs Tfomas SfHpyM HHafs
s DuTs onss Mri e1ar 81 NJ Ma en
va.; 1no. j i. 4 Hiekson Of Miami, Fla:
Frank li'ckson or Alaska, and J. Cecil
sHickson. Of yRichmp,id. 4.
Her HE had been one q vlciasitude and
change. and throHgh,It az she never muir
INJURED or complain d--n- g hrs tan ,yon man.
gentle. true, stronE and unseltsh. sS55t
Among her II car friends and gacGuaint-I
ances she was loved .sAd admired for
etsssnt ndgsnf na abbol
Y Hcr remains viii ,'be carried 10 Dam
y and sEyps fam
In the family section.
Miss Kate Coughlin.
& z The funeral OF Mrs Kate CoughlIn.
who died Tuesday afternoon IN her home.
! No. 737 North Fourth Street, VIII take Y
Mary's Church, Mrs. Coughin Is surviv-
cd by her husband and three children.
]. w. Phillips.
The funeral OF INV. Phillips. who
died Tuesday night In his home. No. ii
South Morris Street Will tnle place from
the house this morning atBll o'clock
Intcrinent will be In Hollywood.
Mrs. Medora u Cook.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)
ORANGE. VA, September l3.-At thu
home OF 11iicr sister-ln-nw, Mrs. Edward
l T.. 4 Brockmnn near Fan.insy. In this
county Mrs. Medora l.. EooEe. wife OF
j. E. Cookie editor or the Valley Vir-
] gilman, WAyncs boro. died yesterday al
ternoon ats o'clock, OF cancerous nfec-.
| tion $of the stomach. 1. .55
Mrs. Cooke was the daughter OF the
late RcnJnmn F.& Payne and Elizabeth
Collins, 0f4this county. She Wns thirty,
eight years OF agnand leaves her husband
and three daug hters--Alisses Ruby, plllo
| and Marion Cooke.
Mrs.sA. C. Bode.
special to The Times Dlspa tch.) "a
s1,ACNTON, Va, Scptemher 13.-Mrs.
| a. C. Bode died here this morning, after
| an illness Of some time, survived by hcr
| husband and one son.
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Mr. Werth Winning His Way.

Mr.. John Werth has accepted an offer rom pm
T. IN ndsnt , Of Construction, He rendered MS
resisnalon to tic naval department at charssi
he building Of the postoffce a. Spartan burg r.
81 d Mr. Werh has been s aa r AZ i hs
S.htra I'D enjoyed the perfect confidence Of ms
employers and gained many frienas who ' Reh
,m6nder 'by birth and rearing, 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Marriage Licenses.

Tho following licenses have been Issued
ia yIrsinians in Washington: - !,
william A. .JThomas and Florence ~
Elliott, both Of Petersburg, =, y iones hotb
THOMAS Atwell# and Alice Jones' oola
of Culpcper. Va. 49,, r,os
James Kemp and Gertrude temples
both of Bath county. r, r,,,,,o-
John c. Perkins and Mary =. Brldse-
man, both Of Danvllle. Va; ~
Gle Cleoph r. Hutchinson and Ida T. Young .f'lg
both OF Staunton, Va s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
HIS HORSE KILLED
{ AND HIS CHILD ILL

Especial to The I,me.i- y lspatch.)
BOYDTON, VA. Sept. Wv; H. Babec;f,
GARNER living on the south side OF R9a noko
River los, two horses last week. killed ny
lightning. Mr.. Eabsett went over TO Mafo ..
N. c.. in search Of a horse TO take the pta L.:
his little daughter. Nora. After getting 70
Macon little Nora was taken violently III an. ana
had TO be KEEP; ,herc. M;s. Eabbett has gone
10 the bedside OF her sick child. .
The local doctors pronounced tho lllhess 70
be caused by Appendicitis. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
DEATHS
Daily Mortuary Report.

Following arc deaths recently reported
to the Board OF Health:
. September 18th: s55i,5.
sarah Tignor white, female; Howarel's
Grove.
forty-flye years; ; No. 5i7S st. James Street.
". a Patterson colored fenial G. age
twcnty-ninc years: No, i2l Cabell Street..
September 18TH:
seven wears; No. go South Linden street.
e. j.. Bidgood, White, male age sixty
nine years: No. $50 West Craze Street.
James Lewis, colorcd, male. age one
year; No a9i West Duval Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
7. %. o, F. RALLY.
Big Time to Be Had at Smithdeal
Hall Tonight.

The Odd-Fcllows OF the city will have
n rally tonight under the auspices ol.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. and there VII
be great times IN fratnrnnl circles some
Viii be present to take part IN the exer-
cires. There will be n parade from Gapl;
toll Square around the Richmond l1oiel
10 Grace and Eighth Streets to the
Smithdeal Hall. where the exercises Will
be held The Grand Master Of the state
will he present,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Condition Yet Very Serious.

Mr., sam Crutchheld, who on Tuesday
was very seriously injured by being
struck In the stomach by wagon shaft,
was resting quietly at the Virginia Hos
pitnl last night His condition is yet very
serious, and the physicians are unable
To say whether or not be, will recover
from the wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Negro Severely Stabbed,

George TInsley, a negro who lives t
No. 1910 Ross street, was pndly cut yes
nr. Witten, OF the ambulance corpe, was
an',i,ed and treated the mans injuries. a
sas across the nee! p ranTedt or ssfe
u,.n,,nh over the heart, ana two stitches
Z ware necessary to draw together a Wound ,l
In the thigh. ~ NlAN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
King George Teachers,

3lI,-I Special to The Times- Dispn tch,) NIl3E
* CONFORM, VA Sept. 1.-THE King George
School Board met AZ the COURTHOUSE iyes.sb1aay
ford, was present. !.
The fourth quarterly Methodist conference ,nl .I
d. Church yesterday, Presiding Elder J. II
Whitley presided y, III Y, 49, r,., .
house, who had ono 81 his seyc-bails punScturea
soma time ago hy the point Of nal, mas
gone to washington for treatment py an oceu-
list, $i tfGR eyGEfaaf ,sa FL l3s f{t5tsNs4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
public Warned Against Imposter

rho c,jtlzcn,gH >Rolef Associntion Wish
"a ,ynrn tie public ngninst.a woman wh,o
has belns about tho city asking help
il mpy and other TX gal so16sss, to Moma
en- 'I,as been under the surveillance OF
the uasociation. and officers Of mat
o nr ri atlon have reason to believe that
'siio Is un ilnpoStor. a5sj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Dixie Acrie's Smoker.

smoker will be given on Friday
night 'by Dixie Aerle, Eagles, il. honor. Of
MI. Fred. Wyckon, the comedian at thu
Biou Theatre this eek i Mr ,MSye lVad
hnrie. Al the smoker members Of the
ntJncie Daniel" company will entertain
Tho members Of the aerie ana their
Fifr,flS I5s.ltst5 s25}5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Virginian is Appointed.

erIcksburg College, and a post graduate q
Johns Hopkins University, has been appointed
ns sstant In English IN the latter Institution.
Dr Ramsay took his Phi ID nj Johns Hop
lins last June. and was elected TO fellowship
in the Phi Beta Kappa Society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
, Mr., Montague's Estate,

IN Srr5t was rna1e yesterday In the state
.fFut N fhe qualification of the estate Of J.
HtdlFg 1lgn;ghI1efy. who recently died ~,
.t4sgate Tho amount Of hts estate wha 49,
JsiSaA ~ t;sb, and his fatnsr. hrl john 6,
&sftg5msry, IL his sole heir.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

again yesterday afterhootl, but no awafd
Of The cohtrnct was made. II. /. n Y,
a Joint sub.Committe n from EiI u u g
and Grounds and Buildings met y, WIZ i ret.
pre1,ce to tho date Of the Clark . Sp nIfl
property but no final nctioh Wos ltls,,i. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
ITO Hermitage Press,

rhc contract for printing the School
r,ncister has been awarded to the. Hermi-5
ags Press, and tho w ~, Is to ne d one
'W'sI'fn IL cents zach. Those recently dis
ssaSir,dea BY the Doard.o of Ed leation broulgAl
I'd cents. E s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Mr., Morris Acting,

While Mr.. ID. A.. Rltchlc private Secretary
~ Goyernor MONTAGUE is on on his Vacation,
Ross Mrs e aslp 'Iya In c hs ''ssai
,i ~ Ms Vacation upon Mr. Richie return,
and Mr. Norris viii nj hls place In his ao'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Prominent Visitors

&sap:z m pfDiGinNnt Visitors Who arc IN
So ~ 6Ft i#oYs Is. Houston ieloher ~
ssssS ~ Esse n wight They AIS al Stop,
49, ~ 48lAsgA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Governor. to Speak.

Governor Montague has pro Ell SEQ Ghatr-
man James b. Doherty, of the. Gl's .loein-
ocratlc Commttee to make one Fl si''ech
here during the campaign. gQ2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

about 90 years Old and was an officer 81
the Fifth Maryland Regiment National
Guards, Until two years ago he was
proprietor OF the Taylor Hotel OF Win.
chester.
1Iis widow and two daughters, Misses,
Annie and Mnry bowie Johnston survive
In ndditionto several brothers ana sistcrs.
Ills body will be sent to Baltimore fol
burial. Js{ $8 is s5,i4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Committee Meetings.

The sub Commlteeaon Water. 70 J., @ w on,
.ha s nnma '' al the ,N nav sailing basin met
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
pronertv Transfers Yesterday.

Observation-Disclosures NJ. Duval TO J. D. Chr
neal gSlt feet on north line OF Marshall Street,
"a Gia-l9 feet east Of Smith Street, 5000,
Emma n. and J. oN6;Wingisia ,to tran .n.o /
81 eiG-l2 feet east Of Twentyninth Street, Sl,sN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
iEgeet;np for Divine Healing.

There viii be a meeting for divine heal
ing IA and i prayer ,r' viii be made for the sick
,nsdaV at 4 r. Nj. In the West End Miss
sion. No. T27 Vast Cary Street. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

PHILLIPS 1vednes as'Ssn s;sS 4 No, Nj Il
September 18th; nt his re NV 'STnHikLIps,
SS9 3e m9yrsli g htfFy Year Of is .
TMuRsDAY senteln,her Mth'tci am et ~.
rr e,ss or Tia family invited 70 attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

BLAND.-Dlcd peacefully on the night e g. q
~ oredI, vito OF Richard Bland. OF 3ls ";
Grace Street, In the itfty-sixth year %. OF
her life, She was goodI chri IS; a a %oi
man all her NE, inshlul VIE 1,,,, h,,n
her las, moments she said. Where
Jesus is, there s my heaven: ana Ito
her. sister. Henrietta Brown she sa'u'
II am lust as happy as can BIO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Judge RiYes Here.

Former Judge Timothy Rives, Of Prince
George county. Is In the city and Is reg
'istered at Murphy's,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

Good Health depends on pure food
Burnetts Vanilla is pure Take no sub
st!tuta.-AlY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

septembcr y, 1902; q, &c
Sa.d MRS. ii.sTll cOUGLlN. beloved
wife Of Michael Couglin. and dau III,
Besides her husband she le efH t erse
NIrs. T. c. J.; wiess. Mrs. Joseph Kr ltn
Mira +. n. klotz. Mrs. Theresa k %, q !.
Misses Maggie ana Rosa R 1a,pn,IsteIIa.
also one brother. , NJ H enee from 81.
f7 A,nr Is,s' ! Church THIS Crhursdayy}}
MoRNING at Q o'clock. ln Int, : "a "a
NE. Calvary Cemetery, - r :, 1ts,,n d.u
ncuuuiltnnccs {nrct lnvltea z " 'tl ''oa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-31
Merced bion emp.elda

In Findley, Ohio, reside el matri
lnonio Farthing con 2 hijos el mayor
de 20 amos 81 n-ror de IS meses,
y con el prospect dc aumento, pueS
left el mariQo, solo tlcne 40 ali y Ia
1nuier s..
Todo es saiud y robustez en- la casa
aunque las fiaanzaS andan aIgo apre-
tadas. S4bienlo la parciaudad del
Presidente Roosevelt por las familiaS
largas, la sonora Farming crcy6 que
con ponerle al corriente de los hechos
10 mas que polrfa perder era el mate
rial de escrlbir, ell tiempo Y los dos
centavoS del correO.
a los pocos dias recib;6 un sobre
con in membrete de Ia Casa Blanca, y
dcntro, adem5s del acuse de recibo, el
titulo de propiedad para 10 acres (o4
hectareas) de terrenoS del G )bierno en-
cualquier Parte del pals que IA familia
desee establecerse.
Los Farthng son labradores. de
suerte que la iona ion les cae como
beudicion del cieo. rs de aplaudir
este rasgo del Presidente, approve
chamoS la circunstancia para hacer
constar que por primera vez nos en-
teramos de que el jefe de esta rep1-
blica tenga f4cultades para dieponer
su talante de los bi-nes del Estado
De seguro. no hay en- Europa Rey nj
Emperador que las tenga.
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Buques que deben Iiegsr
v salidas dc este puerts

"casilda Este buque ie Ia Norton
Line se dcspschar& hacia mediados
del 2r6ximo Abrii del Rio de Ia Plata
v hsrs eS;a cscala Siempre ciiaudo
Ia cafga que ob;enga 81 10 smeriie
Catalina - Ssldra de Barcelona el
s dc Abril hacienda las eScalaS dc Ma.
llorcs. Valencia Malaga. Cadiz y Ca
nariaS V De este puerto seguira para el
nueSiro. Mavsriiez. Ponce, puerios de
Cuba Y New Orleans. Admiiiendo
carga v paSaje para Cuba.
Ptaparica Del 4 al del entran
tie estara aqui proceiente de Europa
y Saint Thomas.
Un vapor de Ia Compaiiia Francesa
estara aqui hacia el ) del entrante
procedente de Europa ySt. Thomas
Samuel w. Hathaway Salio de
New York para esta el IS del CO
rriente
'Onon" be Salir hoy de New
Orleans para esta.
San Juan Para New Orleans Sc
despacharA del a del entrante.
Philadel hia Para New York
saldra el 5 del corriente.
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Arancel de Puerto Rico
DR. VENTA EN- Ell .BOLETIN"
81 1R.uPk.aR
p" LA HUMILDE VERDAD ,

Es la Ultima novela de MARTINEZ
Sierra. Tn libro lleno de color,
de amenas deliciosas descripciones
de ,ipos, dc frAses, de cnsuenos pin
tofesCoS
Martinez Sierra, describe la campi-
ia caStellana en- el Sitio en- que Sc
reiugia en- las raices de los montrs
|cant5bricos como ST de su aridez v
austeridad sintiese fatiga.
ES una vision nueva de la TERRA,
de la gente, Gel ctlo caStellanoS
LA HuMlLDE yEHDAD tiene encau-
tadores monolog S del autor. como 81
el poeta eStuvieSe ems fIando las cla-
medas de alamos, cl rio sin mucha
agua, el claustro al, gre. como una
sonrlsa dc la ruina y tanta novedad
como tiene 81 libro delicioso de Mar
tlnez Sierra.
Fl estilo Is nuevo, colorista, pero
nuevo' genial propio del joven autor.
In las deScrlpcioneS de paisAjes
llega a 10 supreme.
F Pertenece LA HUMILDE VERDAD
la BlDll0toCa de nOvellstas del oi9lo
XIX, ORA G siantia de que Ia obra IS
de ln.AeaSo valer.
II ejempl@r SC vende 20 centavos,
en- Ia liDreIia del BOLETIN MERCANTILE
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