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The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04
N0VICES AND INCUBAT0RS.

Recently a gentleman said hat he
had a mortgage on a farm and was
inclined 10 buy a number of incuba-
tors and put them on the farm in
charge of his brother. He thought
he could thus build up a good poul-
try business. His idea seemed to be
that all he had to DO was TO put the
into the work and il would run
itself. On inquiry. it WIS found that
he knew nothing at. all about poultry
culture. The writer advised him to go
slow. a. there is no branch of farm
ing that does not have to be learned.
II is not for the benefit of poultry sci
ence to have men rush into poultry
raising in this way. They must ap-
proach the business from a proper
standpoint TO make a success OF IL.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Exquisite cleanliness is absolutely
necessary IN every part Of the dairy.
and not on the outside Of the cup"
only.
Cae dairyman has Just as many
perplexing problems to solve as tina
man Of affairs IN the city. Brains
and Drawn are absolutely necessary
to make dairying q success.
Many farmers regard dairying a side
issue and are unwilling to provide
modern machinery to lessen the Ia
bcrs of the housemOther. who strug-
giles with the time hOnOred but tire
some ways Of long ago.
A dairy" dream of the future is
one that shows a United States
"sauger" stationed at each large
dairy Thy the time they all will be
large). whose business 1t will be to
test the output. saddle it with a GER
,.ficate. put a price upon il and send
it to market.
1t is claimed for st. Lawrence
county. New York. that more milk is
produced in the county than any 9TH
er in the United States. The cheese
output in 1904 was 49, ~ 1893 pounds.
and butter output S.O2S. 200 pounds.
Together with what milk and cream
was shipped ont this would mean a
total production Of 800. 696.977 pounds
Of milk. In round numbers the dairy
income Of the county in 1908 was 3d.
81. 1000.
In speaking Of the wealth Of Hol-
land. Prof. H. H. Dean said: 1T Is
one Of the wealthiest countries accord
ing to population Of any in the world.
Now how have they made this mone"
How have they been able 10 p-Odu ,
the marvellous wealth which has 8 =
to that very small countr,
They have made it out OF agricultur,
and the particular branch of agricul-
ture which they have given special
to is that Of keeping cows
and the production of dairy goods.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04
Any American who owns a hon

Any American who owns a honk
wagon and wants to honk around a bit
in Canada is free to do SO on certain
conditions. He must duly report his
machine to the customs officers, state
its selling price, give a bond for double
the regular duty and make a deposit
Of SIS. II he h0nks around for q long
er time than three months he outstays
his welcome; the dominion collects
the duty and keeps the SIS. II he puts
for the United States before the end Of
three months he doesn't have to pay
any cury and he gets back his deposit
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

One divorce to every six marriages
is Names record, and the ministers OF
that state have lately promulgated a
set of rules for the signature of clergy.
men end have appointed an interde-
nominational committee to push the
crusade against divorce. The rules
pledge the signer not to marry parties
who are strangers to him, to refuse tc
remarry any divorced person within a
year after the granting of the decree
and to refuse to remarry any except
the Innocent party to a divorce. and
then only under certain stipulations.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04
Preserving Scenery"

Not long ago q man of national i'm
portance charact( Iized an attempt to
beautify the city of Washington as
spending money for scenery" The
phrase may be taken as a sneer. as 1t
was intended to be taken, or with ap-
prevail, as expressing 4 truth and a
wise policy. Spending money for
scenery, remarks Youths Companion.
Is one of the most hopeful signs of a
reawakening to natural possibilities.
1t is not confined to any one region.
San Francisco is already talking about
the Durham plans for identifying the
city, which have long been in abey-
ance. The rebuilding of the Gateway
sf the west now affords an opportunity
to put them in practice. Niagara falls,
the White mountains, the Appalachi-
ans and the Palisades are eastern
scenery. but they are also national
possessions. and it is with a sort of
wonder that commercial interests have
discovered how strong the feellng IS
against destroying them or encroach-
ing seriously upon them. The old state
house in Boston and Independence hall
in Philadelphia are more local ex-
amples of the same quality Of public
interest which lies in sentiment. They
are scenery" of a sort which appeals
to a pride as stubborn as the power
of money. and more creditable. The
man who are for his fathers grave
and preserves the old family home is
paying money for scenery" too, but
more persons understand that kind Of
sentiment. The other kind-the larger,
more communal and ~fraternal kind
is just as surely coming into its own.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

1t is a good plan to have a box of
salt and ashes-half and half-placed
where the hogs can run to it and eat
what they want. This mixture acts
as a tonic. avoids constipation, and
is all the medicine a hog will need.
If he has good pure water Il drink,
all the feed he will need. and a clean
dry place in which to sleep. There is
no more reason why a hog should be
everlastingly drugged with medicine
than there is for a person to be TAX
ing medicine all the time. Santa
ton is better than drugs for hogs.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04
THIRSTY BEES.

Just at this time when every bee
counts in keeping up the heat of the
hive and in caring for the young brood
1t is important that a suitable watering
place should be provided in order that
no more of the hOld-Over workers shall
be lost in drinking at bitches and
troughs than can be helped. A simple
watering arrangement and one that
will serve the purpose of providing the
bees a permanent place which they
will patronize quite regularly in a
short time is made with a box or table.
Tack on a piece of burlap or coarse
canvas with a barrel or keg located at
the upper edge. The barrel should be
kept filed with fresh water and COW
cred while the water trickles out of a
small gimlet hole near the bottom and
spreads slowly across the table
through the meshes of the goods. This
forms an ideal f0Othold for the bees
while they sip the water without dan
ger of drowning or being disturbed.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04
Plea for Wild Flowers.

This ID the season of the year wheo
dwellers in cities and towns may Be-
seen returning after holiday excur
siona. loaded down with flowers.
leaves and branches of trees. torn on
from their stems by people who wish
to carry away with them the beautf'
ful things that nature SO lavishiy
spreads abroad in the spring. To ad-
mire and to desire to possess these
beautiful things is natural, yet to teal
them down and carry them away
shows . deplorable lack Of thought.
The least informed person. II willing
to pause and think for q moment, says
Forest and Stream. knows very well
that . few hours after the twig has
been parted from its branch or the
Tower from its stem, twig and hower
alike must lose all resemblance to the
beautiful growing thing that inspired
the wish for possession, and Is no
longer worth having. Thus, for the
qualification of 4 passing impulse, n
has destroyed . beautiful object that
but for this hasty act might have
given pleasure to other people for
days OF weeks. 1t is not uncommon
to e people coming from the coun'
try laden with branches Of dogwood
for example, four feet long; llacs are
torn down and defaced, and lunches
OF more ephemeral flowers like vio-
lets. b~uttercups and others are wilt
ing In every hand. II people would
recognize how fleeing is the gratif-
cation derived from this destruction
of the flowers, and how selfish 1t Is,
they probably would not be guilty OF
it. A well-regulated person does not
ever IL the opportunity occurs-de-
stroy shrubbery in the public parks
for the purpose Of carrying away with
him the flowers or branches. In
towns and cities such an act Is COM
monty regarded as an offense, and
anyone found guilty of it is likely to
be punished, by a fine or otherwise.
Yet, the principle is the same. wheth-
er the destruction is wrought in town
or in country; but in the country the
owner does not attempt to protect his
shrubbery or his wild flowers. unless
they are close to his house.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

f. Bees do not swarm every year. but
only such years as give a bountiful
supply of honey. 1t seems by natural
instinct they an, at least to some ex-
tent, fOretell the season. 1t requires
a good honey flow to induce them to
swarm, and in this they seldom make
a mistake. We have very frequently
noticed that when little or no attempt
is made to swarm, and also at a time
of a very good honey flow, that 1t fol-
lowed a poor honey season. On the
other hand. when 1t seemed hat all
energy was bent in the direction of
swarming, a large crop of honey was
the result. Bees often make all prep
aratiOns for swarming. and the swarm
is due to come OF, but they failed TO
come, and swarming vas given up for
the time being. the surplus queens or
queen cells being destroyed.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

One great advantage which sheep
husbandry offers Ove other lines of
stock raising is the small AMOUNT of
labor required in the care of sheep.
When We are striving for decreased
cost of production this saving of Ia
Dor is no small item.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Muzzle the horses when blowing or
cultivating around trees. Yes. and
don't forget to pad the outer end of
each whiffietree. But If a tree is acct
dentally "barked" bandage the wound
with COW manure and burlap.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Some men spend time and money
to keep a horse in good trim and look
ing neat so it may take the premium
at the county fair. but they never
have any time to look after the well
fare of their boys and girls. Does it
seem to you that this is right?
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

When the hot summer days come
be sure to provide shade for your
yarded chicks. They will sicken and
die IL exposed all day to the hot sun
Also see that they have plenty Of
fresh drinking water.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

A writer says DO not change breeds
very time you hear Of . e " one.
There IL NO perfect breed. for they
Ill have good points and bad points
4 you look close enough. When you
get . breed that most suits you. breed
It until Il comes Up to your ideal
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Unless the breeder is accustomed to
look for lice on hogs. he may fail TO
find them. Under the ears in the
wrinkles about the head. under the
flank, or legs is a good place for them
10 work. Dip the hogs and prevent the
lice from getting a fOOthOld.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Early maturity is sought in fitting
| hogs for market. A steady growth
from birth to maturity should be
sought, finish at as early An age as
possible.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Pigs intended for breeding purposes
! should be separated from hose intend
ed for market and given a ration con-
tanning more protein.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

With dairy stock, more than with
anything else with which the farmer
has to do. merit must be settled by
test.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Don't forget to give your young
chicks charcoal 1t aids digestion
and prevents bowel trouble.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Keep the hens quiet and comfora.
BILE, and do not allow them to be wor.
ried or frightened.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Pekin ducks are extraordinarily
prolific. often laying from early In the
spring until midsummer.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

The COW that sucks herself, or that
leaks her milk, or IL troublesome to
milk, or Is heady, should be fattened
and marketed rs soon as possible.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-04

Feed growing chickens literally,
avoiding too much corn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
ANTONIO LEBRGN

Fate iLeAnsAhle propsgAdor dc 10
iuuttucsi6p, honra del mIgIstsrIo
pusrtorriq uefo, ReAbA do tAllscsr sr
Ponce 81 dia 25 del actual. Como
professor ds instruction., fat un verdA
dero ap6ssol; como hombre y pAtrioIA
un carAcier 6rme J enc geO.
Dasu sscuela, & le legent6 princi
pAImente ca YAuco, 80 ieron Alumnol
que le hlcsn mucho honor entire elloH
podsmcs eiiAr al Abogado B,rnArdini
"a los doctcrsu don Penro Aa arst y
Lopsz Antopglorgi.
El eompArIi6, iunio CON otr0 FRO.
fasor d!Stlpguidc, que I'D vive, lop
EmiliAno DIsS Ia honrosa tAres de
tormar 6 II i4vsnlud de YAuCo, Q
donde hay elementos de valer cue
slloa dsbsn todo 10 que Hou,
Lsbr6n, como DlSs, fue tsmbien
uu pst.lotA airesro. AuboI f4efor
por aus ideas avArxA1as, dsIpo ssidcI
de sus elauslas 60 tItm pos dc la resc-
zion espl q ola, AunQue dssppes s. lei
reatltuy6 en ellAi J Ambos tuvleror
que AbtndonAr Ia enItnAtzG pdblis,
durAnts 81 nuevo regimen, por no 90
meterae & eieltal impoaic.oneI. La
br6n sontInu6, no obIiar te, en- la on
. fauzA particular 90 Y.uco, dondt
dsis IN vasio dit.cil de llenar. u
Union dc Puerto REQ pltrie en- { mt
de SuH mas fsrvisnt:s sostsnsdoreI
DeiA Lsbr6n una ftmiia diatin
guidsr , en- sl otro proisIor q ls
AunQ' muy iovsn hA sAbldo ya AbrIr
Ss paSo sntre los busnol; J un farms
esullso eatableeIdo en- Ponce, A .odo
snyiRmoE 81 mas ssnlldo T6Iams,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
DESDE JUNCOS
Los obreroS Celebran un MI
tin en- ell barrio del sUges-
two nombre "Ms mey".
BALE De S0CItDAD
Pr6ximo bale de los braceros.
Corte Municipal de S. Lo-
renzo Construcciones,

81 domingo d'tm1 tuvleron uu
meeting los obreros en- ell barrio del
sAamsys que les results un trscAso
oor 10 p COS repub.ieanos que conou-
rrisron del barrio.
-Ese miamo die cslshraron los
j5vensa M balls On 10 CASA del Ayun.
tamisrto que qued6 muy lucido por 10
seleetA eoneurrsneia de distirgdidaz
seHoras y sen )ritAs Qae disron reales
q 10 fests.
Para oil prf N, domingo dsrAa
los hrAsseos un bsils ca el mismo sA-
Ion J en- eslebrasi6n de Ia tissta na.
cioual del rs dol corrients mss.
-Eo lAs iusc -Ipelonss del skbaio
anterior, Sc iuEciblaron So lnlonissss
IA obreros y Q repu 'canos.
-E dia "a e,lsbr6 10 Corte mu.
rieipAl de San Lorstzo que aetu6
squf, vArios iniclos stvilas y erimi.
nalss. Ia uno do estos el Jusx q i'm.
puso $500 70 nults q 10 Compsfila de
10 Central Jur COS y c. por b absr con.
taminsdo las Aguas del rio G irabo
CON las mislss y sguas suelas q te do
rrsmaron dssde lAs tGbriCas, do suyA
ssrssrcis ApeI6 Aquella, 8 sea su
rspreaentAnte.
-Ta nbi6o ta6 condsnado don
Rafasl Gort6s & una multa de e45- por
10 denunsia que ls iniarpuso 10 seh ,
rita Paseuala Lopez
Ell Ayurtamisnto hA eonOs aldo
sutor;za aci6n para la c)nstrueei6n dc
lac casAs da maderAs y xinc J 81 para
bobioa dc ysguas, que emp'zsr&n a
fabriCsr ssguidamsnle, 10 eual dsnotA
ell incramento cue W tomando este
poblacitn.
/ CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
DIVE8SAs NOTICIAS

Eu la miss de aver { les dl en-
Santa Ana, oeup0 lA citsdra aagrAda
81 Rvdo sseerdl TO don E !ato Eeh va.
rliA.
LA prt f,sorA do6a Maria Fer
usud;s solicit6 del DspArtamsnto de
Edueaei6a pasr q una sGsuela on eI
dissrito de Fsisrdo.
-El eAbo c nz .lez, dc Norovis,
SomunieA Al cuarisl general cue aver
apAreol6 Ahoresdo en- un barrio de
slusllA jurisdiction Rafael RivAu. Ig.
n6ranse las cAusaI,
Ell DspArtAmsnto de lualci6n
arrSb6 los pIslupusntos de las iuntls J
sEsolarea dc VsgA'aitA, CsRuRs, G4-
rabo y jinoos.
Ell viornes prfxlmo, q bsnelcio
de la aplaudlda hp.e senora Gon1sgs
80 pondrA en- stoenA en- sl Testro mu-
uieipal IL celebtadA Opera eLA So
namb1lss, que intsrprets nola slemsn.
10 10 disiicguida ArIistA, LR flneI6r
aera exraosdinArla.
-se ensur mira on eItA cludAd, don
de pAsAfa A'glnos dias, nuesIro que
rido amigo J compatriota, ell poets
don Asriano RisrA Palmer, ds Maya
gu Le s1ludamoH,
Sc eroe que SsrS traaladado 9
sargsnto de Jes6s que sirvs en- sl dis
ttito de Csguas
-EatA tArde s1li6 haeia su real
deneis de Faiafdo, 81 lsnisnle dc Il
lpoliefs ln'ulsr Hh,r llurrcndo. Quls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
DESDE BAYAMON
Meeting unionista. AsIsten
mas de 500 Eersonas.
Greece ell entusiasmo.
LOS ORADORES
LOS ORADORES
Republ'cano que interrum pc
y es liam ado al orden.
Pr6xlmo meeting.

En oil dia de aver 90 ha vsrIfMdo
IN grandioso miiin unionissa en- 10
PlssolstA que forman les sAlles Come.
RIO J Toa Bsia.
Grande 90 el entusiasmo que reina
entire nosotsos para asiItlr & estos
actos. PAsAban dc quinisntos los ALI
copgagados
a clsron uso do 10 palabra los
orsdores de San Juan, seq ores Andre.
Rodriguez, PolieArpo Orsiz y Manuel
Franco, los que aon 10 euergia que ep
ct.os eAaoa se rsqaiere, y con verda,
derA eorFecci6n, predioAron 10 hsrm1.
"a doctrinA de lA Onion dc Puerto
Rico. Tsmben hixo uao do 10 psla-
bra el ievsn CarbAllo, do eAta loeAli
|, dad.
Estando On el uso dc 10 pslabra
sl sen )r r ,drfguez J On uno de los
ueriodos mas intersssptes dc % d.
ssrtAel6n, fae intsrrumpido por IN de
los republican alf eongreg sdos, el
que fu6 lAmado Al orden y detenido
por cl ssnor Llorens, eAbo do 10 poll
ola.
Terminsdo oil mitin 90 orgAn's!
una man t,stsc On. 10 que con el ma
yor orden rseorri6 agunas ealles de-
pueblo. dAndo vivss & 10 Uni6n.
Al llegar al Club Unionista DOL
OF contramos con que varios republics
Inos s,tsban apostAdos On lA esquin,
do les GALES de Martf y MAeeo On 40
titud provocative, tsnisndo 10 polisi
lQue ordeuarlss 10 retlrAsen.
Hy gran entusiasmo entire nues
troa eorreligionarios para asistir q
mitIn que tsndrA lugar el pr6xlmo do
mlrgo en- Santa A'aya.
-HA sido deerelada orden de eau
ci6n para no slterar 10 ptz contri
Manuel Rivera, cut ado del individu
que aver interrumpi6 el mit!n. L
denunciA hA sido presentAda por Z
eabo L'orens do 10 polieis.
-Pronto 90 llevAr& & sfeet5 d
gran mitln On este pusblolsn sl que tc
mai&u parte orAdorea do San JaAn.
-VArios iuielos 90 han celebrsd
en- eta Corts Municipal, slcndo su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Al Honorable ATTORNEY
Al Honorable CObernadOT
los UNI0N|!TAS No PUEOEA WVIR En- FL DIsTRTO
DEL IUEl MUNICIPAL De CAYtY

Cayey, en- Ia propiA tethG en- qua Ah.
solvl6 { Rivera, condeno & Comes,
vslGIQut8 y GlmsneE & las penAa at
guientss.
Gomez ssis meses de ckrcel-el
mtx,mum " doGoientoa dollars de
mulIa.
-VslkEqueE; oehsntA disG dc ear
eel y vsintIcinco dollsrs de malta.
GImsuts; ounce dsllsrs dc null.
10.
sJuEgue ustsd dsdu Esa Las sonss
susr elias. , NOS dies la perSona Adedig.
na que nos trasmile sIoI intormes.
81, sgGmos, iuSgamoI.
Pero las oonsecuencIAs van Sc.
eArlAs 81 honorable G, bernAdor y ell
honorable Attorney General.
EpOOa es 6.lA, 10 de Mr.. Win.
throp, de iuIIicIs J de morAlidsd.
El pals ilsns COZ 1AEEA en- Iu Co
bierno.
El biensstar e'eeei lA aStl tAoci6n
tbhcs Rumentsi % sAhe que en- Ia
Mansi6n EiseuiivA no se tolera sl NAL
nj sc apoyA sl ssc&ndalo.
Y, no obstAnte, On AihoniGo, bajo
81 Ju's de Csysy -un busn panadsro-
So vivs como 90 cuAlquisr finc6n de
Rusis, apl'sGndoSs los sasIigos, no
con ArrsRlo & las tAltas, sino CON ARE.
| glo & las iAelonss po'fIieas.
Es d 1loroso que exlltA IN lunar
tap fso en- 81 G .srpo marm6reo de este
sstitua que ss llama admlnilISaei6n
inaular.
No deolmos mas.
Creenos que 90 haatGnIs,
J A los iusess rspuhli0Anoa ustoa
les respetamopl les aplAudimoG. A
los iusoes rspub' IcAnos gus van pot
vias tortlosas les sthIlamou } lss
AaNptm1u,
{ Q,N pQItst ctlsrs capIal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
FISONOMIA De Ia HARIZ

Una nAris lArgA J h1A, apuncla 81
IalsnIo y 10 delieAdeKA de Ideas. La
irAse, eNpgo una narfz m " AoAs, em
pleAdA mttAf jrisAmsnts para dAr una
idea del bpen tacto J ds 10 penetration
do Algunas psrsonas, tIere 81 bass sn
una protunda observation.
Uaa narfs grande 20 eneuentrs
aIempre sn an hombre de bien en- M
homhre de temperAmsnto A6lido
Una nArfz grAnds J aguiltfIG de
notA IN criIerio Iano J sarAsIer q me.
La nAriE larga y en- forma do spA
gAluses 90 sl indisio de IN tslento tar
do. una i'm ginacI6n d6bil. unA orgA'
niEicl6n material, IN csrAcier sAtiriCo
LRnArfz en- pico de loro dsncts Il
voluntad, el vAlor y Ia obltInAcl6n.
Una narfz exIgarGdamsnts curvads
pusde ts smbien ind!sar un sslitltu sm
prepdedor.
Una narfE largs, sea dereeha
survAda, rsvslA iiemprs iAculIadsssu
perlores,
La nAiis rtmArgada ind.CI aln
TeEy fsrER,
Le nariE sorI', gordA } sArnoss
81 indteio de Ii tGlIa de iAlsnIo , d.
Ideas comunsS.
Las nAriceI que Sc epeurysn en- Il
alto de al nAcimi ,pto eonvisLen a la
personals isnaces, 4 los tArasssrsE i'm
perioioS, dsstlnsdos & mandar & e jseu
Isr gFAndeI eosAI, { ser hrmss en- ~
proyeapI J arlIsntss para sfgulrlcs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

eltuvo en- San Juan en- Asuntos dc ser
vlcio.
-MAGAna smbareara h seia 81 pals
el pinior italiAno don stsfsno NAPo
lstAno, dsIpues de Algunos messa de
rsaideneiA en- estA ciudad.
-Se eneuentrA en BAyAmop, Or
asuntos protsAionaleS, nussIro amigo
y corrsligIonArio, el praetieAnIe dor
Adolf Forlu1o,
Aver esiuVo en- San Juan el o.
bo ottla, de ls detective de Ponce
cullen sAli6 hoy para Humaeo sn ser
v!alo eSfesIal reg eSaado uahAnA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

6Cual 81 10 mission oe IN sdronls
tss? Iltormsr sus leetores de las
palpitaclones de 10 vida social. artfs.
tcs, litsrsria, muqd&na, del psis
donds reside 81 20 escribiese dssds
Paris, el amb!ents lihrario do 10 gran
ciudad palpita,ia On mis- er6nicas. 81
desde Roma, el arss preatarlA vAria
dos temAs & sstss notss; oil de Perlfn,
10 polfsieS Absorvente 8 impsrisli.ta
do G lillermo serfA taente inSg table;
81 de Madrid, las chulas y loa <loroGs
darfsn eolorido mi pluma, Pero
eseribo desde New York, donds el or.
to estA todavia On mAntillas; donds
10 literature no alsanzR exltos ruido'
SOS; donds el teatro eontin6A nutrien.
dose con los vstustos dramas do Sha'
kNpsars; donde el pueblo, en ssta
aglomsraei6n dc obreros, no presenta
un esraster ipieo. originals donde 10
polfsicA, tal como In entendemos no
sotros, no exlate, pues squi 10 polfti'
co solo do ssfIalss do vida al aproxt
marse los eleceiores; donde 10 extra
vsganeiA corre psrsiAs con 10 aelivi-
dad comereial. Vida do sensaeiones
flerteE y dc efc$ndalos monumentslcs
81 ettA vida americans, y ESQ tieue
que ri f'israe en- mis- cr6aioss. Ell
sicsodslo, ya poliIieo, ya baaeario,
ya social, es 10 notA diaria, y lA IA.
mosa prensa ameriasuA perdsffa TODD
su ihterSi 81 no registraAs en aus co
lumnas el eIckndAlo del dies, que
hoy suse ser un erimen, ma ma ur
divoreio, laego un fraude, etc.
Ytdog esos ssonH c.mientos for
mArdo o. proceso de eats pueblo, qus
Ia peaar de Eu asombrosA acti7idAd J
su no menos aaombroso progseao, J
quixis por ESQ mlsmo, mArehA rApl
damente 4 una deeAdsnc'a moral
Esto ha oourr,do siemprs q todos lol
lg,andes pusblos que han dominadt
on el mundo, "a por 10 fasrSs do lAl
armas. 70 por Ia tasrzA do 10 indus
Itsia y sl eomerelo. Y, como dijo Q
otro, 10 h!atoria 90 replts. La luehl
por oil dinsro absorve y domIna. e
que posse IN million AspirA & tsne
mas. NAdIe satk eouiorms con 10 20
aici6n COZ quiatGds. ri esiimulo o
grande = 10 Amb.ai6n core parejs
con or ealimuo. Hay AQui IN diehl
que On "a un ax,oms; sH.s dinero
dies el padre al b -hAx,o b jnrAiA
mente, psro al no puedss hlSlo d
auAlQuier mAnsrR,S rodos los one
dos, p plss, 90 consideran huenos aiem
pre- que tIendAn q csc ia, Y esa tea
RE <aislz .hsniAnas pArscs enc ArnA
On el estiritu do est, pueblo, IbEen d.
cia que oil b Jmhre mas taerts % q
gus ell& mks solo, pero aqui el hom
bre mas idsrte 90 sl que estA mas rice
IY AZ vemol 6 un AbogAdo notAbl
como Alb,rt Patrick lr cam no do |
ella e!eoFicS, ACaaldo de envsnons Q
& un Millionaire ocicgsnArlo dsIpue
dc hscerls frmAr un testAmento en- Q
cue 10 deiA heredero dc 50 inmsrs
i1rtura. Y 4 otro ab9gAdo, Glsbor
caer on mAnos de 10 ius!iciA compli
ado en ell rssiente Asssin Nto de MrI
lKluan, euyAs proIisdAdes aparses