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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25
Raise Your Food Supplies at Home.

This is a year when the farmers
Of the South should fully show
their loyalty to themselves, their
families and their country by
materially increasing the acreage
of food supply crops on every
farm, and thereby holding the
production of cotton within the
limits of legitimate and necessary
consumption. Let every farmer
hereby pledge himself to this poll.
cy and carry into practical opera
ton the advice of the Southern
Cotton Association. The Asso-
citation appeals to every farmer to
cut his cotton acreage rs per cent.
below the acreage plantedin 1904,
and to increase his food supply
crops proportionately. If this
policy is adhered to, profitable
prices for cotton can be main
tanned, and their independence
assured.
HARVIE JORDAN,
President Southern Cotton Asso-
citation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

Last week the Democrats of
Stanly county held their county
convention. It was one of those
old-time Democratic love feasts
OF it the Stanly Enterprise says:
"It was a strong and representa-
tive body. The occasion was one
in which the ambitions and aspi-
rations of men were ignored and
when the office sought the man"
Stanly has been under Repub-
lican rule for the past two years,
whether good or bad we do not
know. and this is the cause of the
Democratic love feast. We nell
ton this for the purpose of'draw-
ing a bead' on on the cause of
this Democratic feast. It stands
out SO very plain that defeat will
bring a party to it's senses as well
as individuals that it Is a point
worth the consideration of all
true Democrats. We wish it
could be avoided, but it is very
plain that the Democratic party
of Rowan stands in great need Of
a similar experience, and, 1t may
be remarked in passing, nothing
is so we'll calculated to bring
about such an experience as the
tyrannical domineerigg of a bonn
bastic. and demagogical boss.
This is q matter for those who
really believe in Democracy to
consider. If Democracy stands
for anything it stands for the I'M
trammelIed rule of the people.
not a self-constituted boss: It
is not all organization instituted
and held together for the purpose
Of controlling public office and
public patronage. It is not in-
tended as an institution for exalt-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

ing self-constituted ring masters
to places of honor, which they
dlshonor; to positions to repre-
sent the people, but whom they
mlsrepresent to positions of trust,
but generally grossly abused; to
guardians of the public funds
and of the peoples rights, but
which they of late years often
spend for private interests, and
trample their rights under foot,
and the list can be stretched in
definitely in a like manner, only
being limited by the number of
subjects considered. We believe
in and love the old time Democ-
racy, but the latter day creed of
"greed, graft and grab" is too
unpalatable for our appetite, and
we may add there are others who
are not falling over themselves
to get a taste of this new dish Of
dog-meat and hair. Why go to a
primary when you know your vote
mas already been counted for the
bosses pets, regardless of how it
is cast? Why take part in a pri-
mary where honesty is not want
ed and a legalized primary is de-
MED by the boss?
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25
Junior Council at LyerIy.

A Council of the Jr. O. U. A.
NJ. has been instituted at Union
Academy, Lyerly, in this county
Rowan now has eleven Councils of
the Junior Order. The following
officers we're chosen and installed :
Jr. P. G. A. L. Lyerly.
c.. John H. Tippett.
V. c., F. L Agner.
R. S., g.. M. E. Lyerly.
A. R. S., A. M. Eller.
+. S., William F. Kluttz.
Treas, R. A. Eller.
Con-, Chas. Prick.
I. S., M. A. Cauble.
O. S., II. A. L. Kluttz.
Chaplain, M. B. Rufty,
Trustees, W. L. Bankett, H. A,
L. Kluttz, A. L. Lyerly.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

It is extremely amusing to g &
mere weekly newspaper put q
daily, weekly and a force of hire.
lings in q race for their existance.
THE WATcHMAN is now doing this
very thing and it's dead easy.
See them wiggle like a worm that
has been tread on! But pshaw
This is little and ignoble and we
shall pursue it no farther.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25
Memorial Day Exercises.

On Thursday May 10th, there
will be exercises appropriate to
the day at the white graded
school. Rev. DR.. Geo. H. Cox
will be the speaker of the occa-
sion and will deliver the annual
address. After exercises by the
school the children will march
to the different cemeteries and
decorate the graves of the Con-
federate dead,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

Blackburn's acquittal will make
him a bigger dog than ever, but
whether this will stop the row III
the republican camp or not re-
mains to be seen.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25
LONESOME LIST.

The following have discontinued
their subscription to THE WATCH
MAN, one on Route 8, city; one at
Cleveland and one at China Grove.
We feel sorry for the members of
the lonesome list. Keep off Of it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

II. L. Smith, an experienced
newspaper man, who has been at
Beaufort, N. c., for a year or
more, is ncwa part f the WATCH
MANS force. Mr.. Smith was with
us several years ago and we are
glad to have him back.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

Look up your receipt I'D see
when your subscription expires
and make it a point t. renew at
once, while the cheap rates last.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

We are indebted to u friend
W. T. Bost, for assistance in get
ting up local material for our last
issue.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25
Population Doubled.

A prominet citizen of BARRIERS
Junction was in town one day last
week and in the course of a con-
versation remarked on the rapid
growth of Statesvil]e. "But,"
said he, ''cur town has outgrown
any in North Carolina. It has
doubled it's population within the
last sixty days"
A Statesville citizen, always in
terested in the welfare of his home
town and being Jealous of the in
creasing growth of other towns as
compared with that of Statesville,
asked for an explanation.
Well" replied the gentleman
from Junction, son February 18th
we had a total population of three ;
today we have six. "-Statesville
Landmark.
Don't forget to renew your sub
scription for The WATcHMAN when
in the city.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-25

B. B. B.: Boyden, Blackburn
and bosslsm. Which will you
take?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

the most elegant trimming also with bands
OF velvet which not infrequently forms
wall Of Troy around the edge. or merely as a
border at the bottom. From four to an
eiGht-inch band is sometimes the only deco
ration, with collar of the same and stream
ers of velvet topped with gilt or siken tas-
sels.- --s
AS usual thing, these circular wraps are
not as deliberately made as many of the other
models. Wide or narrow lace collars. velvet
trimming very discreetly embroidered in gold
and silver bullion or Oriental embroidery, are
employed to enliven them.
Streamers Of velvet, metallic braids chif-
fons or soufe silks are materials called into
play for these effective finishing touches Of
course there is a jeweled bauble to remove
their stiff lines jeweled slides or rings show
up effectively ON these streamers.
CIRCULAR WRAPS
,Voluminous circular wraps made all in one
piece are also seen in plentiful numbers.
Many are made quite full and hoods are worn
by debutantes and youthful matrons
A charming one is shown at the top Of the
page in pink broadcloth with a satin lining
of she'll pink. Within the hood is friIl OF
chiffon or silk, with tiny chenille edging to
soften its outline for the face. Lacings of
gold and silver cord are frequently the artis--
tic means employed for fastening the fronts
together. '-E
A circular wrap made with centre seam on
back is displayed at the bottom of the page
The fullneSS of the cloth starts at the Shout
der line and ripples off in the same graceful
fashion as seen upon circular skirts. The
double collar of heavy lace has delicate
tracery of silver thread among the lacy
Mo md cf-
are of velvet the same shade as the cloak.
TURQUOISE BLUE AND GOLD
A very striking and becoming evening
wrap was seen at the theatre the other even
ing, worn by dashing blonde of genuine sun
kissed locks. The duplicate of the garment
is shown at the base of the page, on the left.
The only decoration consists of gold braid and
gold buttons with brilliant hearts.
An Empire wrap of green velvet is shown
in the upper left hand corner, simply trim
med with handsome white fur. Next to this
! one is an attractive evening cloak trimmed
with bands of lace and fur edging; COM
lbination very modish this winter.
l. Particularly novel and elegant is the wrap
lin the extreme right hand corner, its outlines
1simulatingla circular effect. The heavy lace
lis mounted on helitrope chiffon then ON silk
1 OF the same shade. The finest of silk and
wool inierlinings are employed and then the
satin lining of Marie Antolnette silk, de-
signed with pale blue and pink flowers COM
lpletes this exquisite cloak.
The novel touch is given in the plaitings
.tof silk and the quaint rosettes which COM
Ipletely border the garment.
& a breadcloth or silken wrap purchased or
] made at this time may serve excellent pur
lpoSe for dressy wear during the cool evenings
lof -Inr two
long wrap is a positive wardrobe necessity.
The interlining or wadding should be so made
as.to be removable for wear during the sum
mer interim MARJORlE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

gsssgsgJ off first honors.
While, of course, they bear
not the slightest resemblance to each other,
still they both produce long, unbroken lines
from the throat to the hem Of the gown; an
essentially modish characteristic of this sea-
sons best styles in evening cloaks. :
The coat that clings snugly to. the figure as
a separate evening wrap is nov regarded
passe; this model is now only employed for
morning and afternoon wear for the street
The idea of an amply large wrap is not
only al artistic accompaniment but sensi-
BILE one, for there is no crowding of the per-
ishable laces and chiffons worn beneath
Among ultra-smart women who are bless
ed with plethoric purses the evening wrap
matches the frock. There is no Earring of col
ors when this plan is followed, for the wrap
seems a part of the frock. But how many
women can afford this little whim Of fashion?
EVENING WRAPS l. 80 i.
TO observe fashionable audience leaving
the theatre or opera, or the participants OF a
ball, makes the glory Of Joseph's coat seem
very sedate. Whole garments Of gorgeous
furs are worn that enveop the wearer from
head to foot. There are cloth and velvet
wraps carrying deep foot borders Of furs, be
oiuCo dmpc COi1dlS anu WOuu0FIul llulQgS. f.
The most costly of slaces are mounted on
silks and chiffons, studded, jetted, pailletted
until madame scintilates like diamond in
the sum- Gold and silver bullions chenille,
Oriental embroideries and exquisite gold and
silver embroideries are among the very ele-
giant garnitures employed on the more costly
evening wraps. ...... .,,.> . {
~ Jeweled buttons buckles and pendants. are
ornate touches which materially swell the
cost and striking beauty of these su1nptuous
wraps. @I'# =: : .. - ~ u }s
Very striking are the black brooaded cloaks.
brocaded in figures Of striking size and trim
med with handsome furs for collar and cuffs.
Another noteworthy detail is the return Of
the black evening wrap and the gradual dis
appearance Of thesWhite one The point TO
remember is that the cloak. must be the dom
inant feature of your gowning Lifts re-
l!lova no matter it's coloring.
EMPIRE AND DIRECTOIRE WRAPS
While these models have established great.
or vogue abroad than here in america. still
they nevertheless have become general ia.
vorites with women who have adopted them
They impart an undeniably smart and dig.
nifed appearance to the wearer, their grace.
ful beauty being emphasized by character.
lstic headgear. ...:ssys4 Fl. ss:s II 4.l
The Directoire cloak is so similar to the
Empire that many people do not know the
difference. The former, of course boasts Of
capes and revers: whereas the latter does not
Both of these models admit Of fantastica]
treatment both in the way of fetching color
schemes and materials employed. When the
garment is fashioned Of black the reyers
are usually Of biliant hue such as Ameri
can Beauty red apple green, turquoise blue o.
blush, pinkish purple It seems almost
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

and lined with as elegant fur as the purse
could buy.
They>were made without sleeves, but the
arnlholes were edged with tile same fur as
employed for the collar. which was always OF
Il different skin than that used for the lining
This same roomy and simply cut garment
is back again and is finding very fattering
reception.
It is fashioned of cloth trimmed with fur,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11

| impossible nowadays to obtain true color;
there is always lurking peculiar off color
| tinge, but then is this not a hallmark of ex-
pensive and smart materials?
THE FLAT CIRCULAR WRAP
How many women remember the old-fash-
toned circulars, with seam through the CEN
ire of the back? Some very elegant ones
were made of handsome silks, usually corded
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28

tos organos, que, on rsslidad, no 90
mas que el reEultAdo final lie una lar
Ga ssris de e'flerzos TX osrimenta
lsi? Las absrturAs naaales e.ts, si.
tuadss ercimA de 10 boes, & fn de Que
pueds apersibirEs del NAL olor do las
comidas dt 6osAs, Los CLOS ssian 90.
loeados en- 10 parte superior do 10 CO
rs, que % 10 msior poaici6n imaginA'
BILE para sus flpeionss especlalss. Lcs
oldos eatan aituAdos donda pusdsn
percibir los sonidos produei1oa & su
alrsdedor, en- particular los produ
aidos dslsnte. III csrsbso estG en- IL
inmsdiata vesindad do los 6.ganoa
sspesialss dc los Esntldos, como para
favoreeer 10 pront!tad do las aenss.
clones Il, eie:to que todos los 6rgA.
nos ds 10 cabsza parseea estar situs.
dos On su lugar precise y adaptados
q sus pseuliares flneiones, y ST OBJ
servamos las varisdas posiciones
ocupadas por eaios 6rgrncs On formss
infsriores dc vida, no pcdemos meao.
DO Greer quo eats arrsglo o, sl rssul.
sado de una serie dc prusbas, praesicA
das por una cdusa intsligents, & tsAysa
do los siglos.
Lo mismo, 8 POGO mas 8 msnos.
puede observ&rse ca ctras saccionaa
Pero aun no hsmos llegado 4 In
svoluci6n de un ser racional, que de.
pende mas dc aus faeultsdeI msntAlsa
que do au fasrza fis!cA. En- cada tipo
avapzado del reino animal ss meta
a'gdl prfgreso en- el orden intslec.
tual, sobrs todo on los cuadr ri oedos
mamitarcs; pero aun en- 6stos el pro.
greso 90 detavo en un eAtado inferior
de dsssrrcllo. ComfarAss 81 cuadrd
pedo con sl hombrs: en- sl primero ire.
domina 10 fasrzA ffaica, en- 81 seeundo
10 intslestaal. Por 10 tanto, para
obtsner este rssultado On cualou uia.
planeta hs sido nesesario ir mas ANA
del cuad, d 'edo. Eu la sirrra as pro-
duio el hombfs, que % sl bfpsdo Dor
exselencia,
Fernando Valera,
Ponce.
(ContinuarG,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28

Han 6gurAdo hoy en ls Corte d.
Oittrito los MOS no mRyorss de j.
sfios FrspoiAeo Osasio y Francisco
Cori6s, tcnaados dc hurto en- Irimsl
grado.
A pttiei6n del sen .r Juez de |;
Corts SO ha hseho cargo do la dtienas
dc eatos nj q 10 sl licsnei&3o en- dere
eho den Ftsnslzeo PARA Cap6.
Aver In nina Lucia ORTIZ dix
cnanta al encargsdo del rspsso del
meresdo dc eacoptrarse 81 madre An
rora Morslss on esssdo dc dsmsuc,s
hsb'ando dssapar cIdo dc 81 casa.
Mas tarde volyl6 & ApAraesrse Ia
mia con 10 madre y el ercargado del
repeso las llsv6 q prsseneia gdel alesl
de, quien orden6 pasass 10 st 4 ira No
ra'es al HospitAlillo de locos ertre
gAudose ID n'nA& una stfi Jra para gu
Guido.
Hoy % bensfclaron co el mstA
daro tolieo nuevs reesa con IN total
dc ITO arrobas, espendiendose desde
las primeras horas dc Ia mAfiAra & 30
sentAvol kllo..
Ell Dspartamsrto Go Polict,
assndiendo & nutstrss rsitsrAdas ,d'
plicas, delde mt q sc \ de.tacaf& un 20.
licfa 81 ssrvicio y vigilaneia del ro'
blado de- Canaa.
Aver se oslebrGron los elecolo
stones pareiales dc 10 Union dc Puer
TO Rico On 81 brrhio Gegundc, reinar.
do 10 msyor oordiAlidAd durante las
voiaeionss.
-Fderon deluneiadcs ptr vsuder
carne talto do peso, los tabl' isros Pc
dro SAnisgo y Ffansisca Masa.
Aver muri6 do rssultAa do uaas
quemadurAs, en- 10 cAlle del Castillo,
un nifio do HtE6lito Dindons. quisn 1 O
sncuentra cumplisndo condena On Il
Dsp6sito municipal.
-Ex|itsnsia do presos On 10 e6rcel |
do distrito:
En sumaris Varonss, IS; Mule
rss, 6. Total, AZ
CumDliendo eondsna. varonev,
235; Mujeres. 20. Total. 27o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
LABOR REPuBl|cANA

Una nueva eseuela vienen deAA
rFollando nuestros sdversarios rolf
ticos con el in de AtrAer adeptos a 81
aausa,
81 ro eirculass por nues!ras We
mas ssngre nstsmente puelt 'rriqusiis
si no ostentfasmos con orgullo ID
naancha del p dtano. quiz&s nos ierfs
indifarsnts 10 raquitisa props ganda
de nuessros adverasrios.
Pero nuestrs djgnidad 90 sublevs
al considerar que puertorriq quefios 90
mo nosotros, ca una contends que
les asria may honroso ser veneidos 90
mo puersorriquen1S que vensedores
con el apoyo dc tx!rsfes fasrEas,
spelan oil raeurEo do hassr lopsgan'
d. por todas parties <de que ellor
cuensau con el aDoyo del goblsrno y
que vsnesrA 1, en- las pr6xlmss luehas
eleet arales, aino por 10 fusrza dc In
rsx6n, por 10 rsz5n dc Ia fue,za..
FL proeeder de nueitros adversa'
rios politieos eS ID continuation do
10 historis de los trsidores america :
nos en America.
III sanguinario Boves, general DE-
las tropas espanohs, aus grandss ha
zai1as do exterminio contra las tropss
de Bolivar les hizo con IN sj6reito
sompussto do llaneroa vsnex olanos.
Boves muri6 como mueren todos los
sspguinarios, en- manos de IN obscure
Los mulatos Coleto y Lson en-
Cuba obtuvieron grandes honores de-
rramsndo On los cAmpos ID sangrs do
sus propios hsrmanos. Caleto , Leon
murieron sin que 10 historic 90 oeups
do ellos.
DON Valentin del G CASTILLO, dc raxa
nsgrs. hiio de 10 invicta Quisqueys Q,
lego ser coronel do estsdo mayor
Dc les sropas eapa q olas on lueha CON
Ira 10 independents do 81 patria.
MuTi6 con sus <,ntort hsdoss en-
IN rscipto de estA ciudad olvidado
por todos.
Bafboaa y FAlc6o, Coll y Cucht y
Rossy. y ctros de los isfss adverse
RIGS polfiieos. quieren rsgar 10 semilla
dc los llsneros en- Venezuels, los CA'
lsto y Le6a on Cuba y los Castillo on
SAnto Domingo.
Pero somo eitos llevsrkn sobre ai
al easiigo de sus fsltRa: 10 derrota On
ssta contienda polfsica Y oil desprecio
TO los puertorriquefioa dc deeoro.
JEsUS M. ORTIZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
IhPRESLOIES 7 IOTICIIS

[ Sslidos Nanual DurSu tsl PAils,
por hurto menor.
--Fusron denuuclAdoA por In pa
licf~ inaulRr, Julio CAmpos y Ayeliro
Hern&ndsz pnr II frscc'6n 4 lAs orde'
narzss munieipalet; Emilio MopgN.
por e,usldsd con los snimsles; Auto'
niO Vega, por Aggression; Jcte Dltz.
por usar arm4s proh!bid&s; Angel AL
modoyar, por hurso eondsnado q so
diAs do caree) Francisco FslieiAro,
por al.ersr la PSF rdolies; Antonio
Guzman, por agsssi6r; Pablo Moreno
y Jusna Noralss, por sltstar 10 psz
p1h'ies A ntonio Sspthsz, por sgEs'
sion; Lais Goznsn, por expender car
ne fslts de pssc; Juan Ramos Isi'
dso <, h 1vArrls, por peles; Rsfsel Ro'
s&do y Manual Domingusz, por Alts
rar Ii psz III ,licsI IsAias Vazquez y
Aolonia Sanchez. por IL mizma sari
IS; Ed1vigis VelF zquGz, Nsreis0 "a
yas, Genaro Barto SO, Manuel Cha
varffs. Emiliano Torres, G Glillermo
vAsquez. Juan Cent'no, Ronno Ve-
Iazqusz y Francisco O;siz por cruel
dad con los Anmales.
-gxlstea en- el Dsp6Aito maniaI'
pa; Is hamores, y 6 muisrea Han
sslidc; Rosendo Fernandez, Felix Ne
grtn, PArtAle6n Santos.
-Eo poder del sarganto do ls po'
iciA insuar 90 ereue1tra una csrters
eonter iendo ;varias agpiRa y dineror
La persona que se 10 hSys extraviA6o
puede dirigirAs & 10 iefAtura do poi.
cfA de sata ciadRd.
-MafiRna sale para oil pueblo ia
Lxres el tsntante do 10 politlA insulAr
SeHor Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
Para los que quIeran C0I0oar
,hGen su dlner0

Be vsnds 8 arrisnds an Ponas, On
10 sslls ATOCHA, In mas sentrisa da
Ia aiudsd snsra las dos plaxas prinsi-
Eelss, IN almasen do mamposteria y
MADEIRA del pals, de IT pies 8 Pulga-
das s do rsnta por la Gala dsl Sol y
80 II pnlgadas por Ia dc ATOCHA,
trsnte & las aaRaE de EumAurslli 4 G.
r. Valdesilla HOmancs & G.
For tener este almaesn dos arri-
mos 10 hasa mHy iGeil tabriaArle Una
planta altal som6u &ngnlo do NAM
postariA solaments. Tamhisn una dc
plados alntas nampossaria sopsigua
anterior On 10 sale del s0L. III que
AdQuisra este Prosisdad tsndE& IN
busn intarAu do sa dinsroI Para In
toTmss dirigirEa 4 RAYARk RIVERA
kGHaI, --Aol IL. Ponsf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
H0T|C|A5 GFNEsALES

-Desde hoy contln dan les ms
crip'ionss & diArio hsata el visrnss 81
del corr iente.
Ramon Roias hlce eonstar que
ha sido aiempre unionista y no ha per
tanseido nunca al pArtido republiea'
no.
En- Ooamo una psrtida en- 10
Agara un tal Husrtss, sgredieron ma
lsmeote dos unionistss hiios del CO.
noCido oShslIero proeedsnte del par
lido federal, don Francisco Fernandez z,
-Rssumsn do las inscrip pCionev
siectuadas On ssman& pr6xima pasA'
de-: p'scinto primero, Unionistas, %;
RspuhlisanoS. rs. Ssgundo prscInto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
C|ENC|A POPULAR
La EV0LUC|0N De la FORMA HUMANA
AquI y en- o'roS paneta PoI que e ds'aoNo del hon.
he IS superior al de los denb aninafs,
(PARA <LA DEMOCRACIAD

| Creencia gsoersl 90 que sodos lol
planet&s Qus pueblan el eapasio sole
10 terra esta hab'tsdn por sercs RI.
'ciona'es, Esta teorfs parecs Absurds
si GO items en- cuents que el r1msro d.
plsnstAs que hey % inmenso. Pueds
que ca nusatro s'aiema solar dos &
tres planesas nsda mas = q ,izt solo Ia
terra -esten en- eondIciones de ser be
bitados por serss h lmAnos, y que 10
tierra hsya eatado On esss condicio
mes por IN perfodo de tismpo rslaiivs'
msnts eoitc; y puede que, por 10 tan
TO, solo IN Requefao n6mero do dichos
planstas 90 hallen On cAndisionss 90
meiantss. Pero eonsi dsraudo que
sxiatsn muehds centenAres do planetas
en- el universe propiaments dicho 60
indudabls que gean n6mero do sllos
eAtAn habltsdos por ssrss que pisn-
san.
81 tratamos cate asunto desde el
punto dc vista dc 10 evldencia positi
W, sl heeho dc estsr hahitado por sl
hombre oil planeta cuyas sondieiones
nosotros eonoGemos On un argumento
de peso eu favor de 10 tsoria dc su
distribueI6n por TODD el sistema plans
tArio. E argumento do mayor impor
tanoia en- favor do 10 opuesta teorfa
90 IL cireunstanciA de que 10 vida del
homhre sobfe In tierrs estA limita do
por cierto md@inaan do temperatura,
dc breve duraei6d en- 10 h!storia total
de nusstro plAnsta.
Este hscho quita muchA fuerga
& 10 tsorfA del posibls dominic de 10
vida animal en- el universo. Sin en-.
barge, 81 abrazAmos con nusstra Wis
to 81 pasado y el faturo ai eomo sl
preaente, dc por fdsrzA hemos do lie
gar la conclusion do que el impsrio
do 10 vida y del pensamisnto en- sl
universe % rsAlments immense.
Para empeSAr, tomem9s como
eismplo la csbtzs do nm eua deG psdo,
con 50 fseilidad do movlmisnto, 90
Apsrato para maaiieAr, aus 6rganoa
de los aeutidos. su eeptto narvioso.
SHsy quisn pueda sugerir al0una mo
difcAei6n ca el Srrsglo general dc sa'