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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
WEARERS Of the Blue PARADE MINNEAPOLIS
STREETS TO STRAINS Of NATIONAL music
occAsicN oAvs oF crul srMeG % A.
eEAliNe AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IDEAL AND pGaeGcT
ARRANGEMENTS coNTasure 70 SUCCESS or ". LARcEsr
CROWD. pseHAps. EVER m the CITY. ~ 7@@

The parade inciuasd Henepin asenr
~. Ntcoaies avenue and osher lead
inx downtown thorouxhfar~s. MI of
which we're maxnifseentiy decorated
with the naiioaal ootors and designs
embleEstic nj the Grand Army and In
allied ORGANIZATIONS. The principal
reviewing stands xere krosped about
the osd city hall. and there the Dc.
partm~nts marched past n brave
style. An other points along The nns
resievisx stands had becn bailt. vhils
vans and vagoas stood q intsrsectins
streets. equipped With chairs. a
hearty greeting Sss sxten6ed % the
veterans sioss The ensir~ roste. earh
os the depaftnaeats being chesred -
n filed past. The scene was oss q
esshusiasm an apoa& the stTsets. osd
m young turning ont to grest The
fastfsdins ranks.
'7s4 80 esrietty Aailltary
Though the parsde vas strictly malt
sary. no vomea. children. Or gr0tesqus
costumes beins permitted n ths col
umn. A few carYisgeA driysa % IN.
Ten ~ stke coiunn, coetaise1 vster.
sas Who were physically unable 70
march.
The crowd massed In the downtown
section Of the city WAS probably the
largest ever seen IN Minneapolis. Gtatn
and city departments. the banka and
many stores and factories were clos
ed and the people madc the occasion .
holiday. u seemed ~ though half
the population of 81 Paul came over
by trolley To review the parade. Dur.
ing the early morning hours crowded
special irains arrived from p0ints
throughout Minnesota, Iowa. Wiscon
sin and the Dskotas. ana for ! while
the traffic ut the nnioa station was
blocked. z a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
ROOT MAKES BIG HIT
down in ARGENTINA
DECLARES THERE eolir ISSUES ssrwsgs TWO
AMERICAS ssc WE CAN ss,oeE ~ EACH orngss SUCCESS
g. - NO Fosasl ALLIANCE suv BOND sEsr,ngsr AND
FEELING usvss rHss : HGeeweo WITH GREAT APPLAUSE.

Rsenos Ayres. August iS.~At sAe
official banquet oven ID the sovesn.
menf house last evening by President
Aicorts. In honor of Secretary Rood.
10 which the diplomssic corps md
high officials Of ststs only we're o.
stHed. the secretary asde shai =
considered the most important spssrA
be has delivered o. his t0sr.
Rising 10 tender - secretary -
official welcome ana prop0eisg ~
health Of Mr.. Root. he psss11on1
traced The similarity IN consetfultooo.
proGrcss and succeas u Osesean1nu|
obstacles In North snd South AneS1ea.
and dwelt especially IN ~ mstnal
advan,ase of closer frteMdship ~
tween the raeeS. .s
No pssisiesi lssSss
In replying. Secretary Root ssis:l
There are no political questsoas =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

eide with those expressed by these
gentlemen. every citizen Of New Mex.
leo. who feels any concern in the VI
tai question Of the hour. win read the
following expressions with great in
terest:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
Washington. d. e.
Denver. Colo, July 30, 1906.
Honorable Miguel A. otero, Santa Fe,
New Mexico.
~Dear Governor: Az you know, /
have been interested eyer since ]
have been in public life in securing
the admission Of New Mexico. have
voted for admission every time l
have had an opportunity To do 30. !
have defended your people on the
floor Of the senate on several ocea.
sions when they have been assailed.
l have opposed joint statehood be.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

.ssae hetvesn Ar=sntira aud the unI
Ned States. There b. no thought af
grievance BY one against the other:
there are no old grudxcs or scores
W. settle. We can rejoice in The pros.
tesity ~ each other. Ne csn assist
~ each others development: We csn
- proud of each others successes
Without hindrapee or drawback, and
fcr the development of this seutime.a
IN 10th countries. nothing ~ use1ed
but more, knowledge. That ye sksll
knos each other be,,er and that not
|onis he most educated and thought.
fnl fealers of our countries shall b.
cosns familiar With the history of the
other. but that the entire lcly OF the
people shall know what are sbc relar
tsnas and what are the feelings Of the
osher country. 10 my wish. should
be s.ad that the people Of Argentina
might know the feelings With which
~ people of the United States are
Their friends - ! know the people
q The Argentine republic are friends
to the United States.
>Ansshsr Kind Of Alliance -
I have come TO South America
With no more specific object than
tbat which I have stated. Our tradi.
sional policy In the United states.
u To make no alliances. Mr.. President.
sn alliance that comes from unwrit-
Ten and unseaied instruments, like
that from the convention signed and
rsfified with all formaiities. In q vital
Consequence. We make no alliances.
bur We make an alliance with all
our sisters In sentiment and feeling
n pursuit of liberty and justice. in
pntual helpfulness. and In that spiIif
rfeiurn TO you. sir. and your govern.
naent and the people OF this splendid
country my sincere thanks for the
welcome You have given me and my
country, In my person"
Secretary Roots speech was receiv.
ed with vociferous applause and the
greatest possible. satisfaction.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
TEXAS and NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS GATHER
NTwO CONVENTIONS TO NOMINATE EXECUTIVES
TEXANS csctcE ExeEe-Ec sEFcsE roMosRcw-osEcr
VOTE TO SELECT sEs sEsE AFTER -NEsessksNs DESIRE
PERFECT BRYAN assncSy IN FACE OF PRESIDENTIAL EOS


Dallas. rssas. Aas. ls.-3adse
Howard Tsmpieton. af Sulphur
Springs. acting as permanent chair
man. called the democratic state cen
ssnsios 60 order TODAY for its second
days session. The chairman said
this would be- the last convention III
its kind in Texas. He said that here
after the nomination of state oific-
ers viii be made directly IN the rsim.
aries by the people.
The nomination for governor In not
expected before tonight or tomorroS.
, Senator Bailey, n h believed By
many delegates. viii throw his
strength 10 r. NJ. Campbell. the lead
inx subernatorisl candidate. II vas
reported today thst coiquitt and BELL
men are attempting 20 form q coalf-
ticn 10 defeat Campbell.
Several deiegafes have expressed
their desire 10 90 before the rescla-
tions committee and ask that the "a
nous "HogE amendments" relating
10 railrosd regulation and stock and
bond law be adopted az part q the
platform.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

Minneapolis. Aagasa rs. ~~ For the
fortiefh time since iss work ~as fin
ished ana It's glory won. the Grand
army Vas in line today. There have
been many psrsdss more gorgeous
and specsaeles more dazzling. bus
never has there been In this country
one more appealing and impressive
than that which passed through tbs
streets of Minn.spolis during the
greater part cf this morning. The
parade sas notable affair. well hand.
nd. quick moving and inspiring To look
upon. "A ,''
! The day vas ideal. several sharp
showers during the night dispeilesi the
oppressise heat and . cool breese
swept the streets directly behind the
police. A. the head of the parade
proper came the magnificent Cook
drum corps and hand of Denver. its
SNOWY zouave uniforms making .
splendid appearance. Txensy.txO
young women who form the drill corps
and portion u the organization we're
especial fsvorites and we're given .
continuous ovation.
Admirasls Arrangements
The arrangements for the parade
were admirable. Out d. consideration
for the age and infirmities Of the vet.
Grams the route vas shortened to two
miles. II lay over level streets. which
we're In perfect condition. The phy.
sicians Of Minneapolis. who. almost
to a man. volunteered their services.
were on hand 10 attend to any of the
old soldiers who might be overcome
oy fatigue or heat Immediate relief
was given 20 all who needed II. s..
the signal gun Announcing the
start Of the procession was fired
promptly at 10 q. N. The route Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
WOOD WANTs PHILIPPINE
ARMY OFFICERS INVESTIGATED

San Francisco, August l5.--Major
General Wood. Of the United States
army. has summoned a commission to
the Philippines to investigate the con.
duct Of army officers on duty In the
islands. He is keeping secret the OBJ
ject Of his investigation and even
members of the commission declare
they do not know what they are to
do. They will receive instruction
when they land in Manila.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. Is.--when the
democrats Of Nebraska met here TO-
day for their state nominating con.
vension the purpose which seemed
10 be nrpermost In the minds Of dcie-
rates was 10 do nothing which might
displease Bryan. In behalf of whose
proposed presidential candidacy Ne
braska democrats desire 10 insure
the greatest degree OF harmony
The convention met at 2 o'clock
this afternoon with Judge c. ".
Sixties Of David City as temporary
chairman. ~.>.. 4.
The gubenatoriaI eAndidate who
showed the most strength at the op-
ening Of the convention was George
". Baree Of Lincoln. who Was the
nominee Of the democrats and pouu-
lists against Governor Mickey two
years ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

st. Louis, Aug. 15.--Acting
) under instructions cabled
from England. John o'Brien, a
lshorer employed In wrecking
the Worlds. fair buildings,
@nnearthed an alligator bag
containing the, jewels valued ,~
at $4,000. which we're stolen
from Mr.. and Mrs. p. Henry
Clayton Of Devonshire, Eng
land, during their visit to the
Louisiana Purchase exposition
two years ago. The jewels
were stolen from q trunk and
were not missed until the,
Claytons had returned to Eng. j,
land. after a tour around the
world. About a month ago. q
Hindoo servant, who had been
in their employ was fatally In
jured by an elephant In India
and on his death bed confess. ,
ed he stole the jewels and Sc
creted. them In wall In the
manufacturers building at st.
b Louis. When he tried to re.
l. cover. them he could not reach q.
the bottom space where they
lay.
T.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
CHARTER GRANTED FOR
~|. CONNECTING RAILWAY LINK

: Augusta, Ga. August 15--A charte.
has been granted In Georgia to the
Augusta 4 Northwestern Railroad
company. which win construct and
operate railroad from Augusta TO
Athens, distance Of ninety miles.
The road, will form m important con.
meeting traffic link between. the
Southern railway and the Central
railway of Georgia. at Augusta and
Athens. =. 4. ...s. -, ss1 1..s4sa.;.-4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
LADY FLORENCE HEskETH
WON'T SPEND HER MONEY

- San Francisco, Cal. Aug. 15.--Lady
Hesketh. daughter VI the late United
stateA Senator Sharon Of Nevada. has
given notice through her London So
licitor that she will not help In re-
building the Palace hotel. She arriv.
ed at this decision after . Thorough
talk with Sir Thomas Hesketh. who
advised hig wife to devote the fuads
tn some other purpose. The other
Sharon heirs announce that the Pal.
ace will be rebuilt. Architects ae
aireadg studying plans.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
PRIN7ERSTOCELE-
BRA7ELABOR DAY
. >>>>>>>~~~~>>>ssl

D Labor Day will b. eeiehraf- I
. ed in Las Vegas.
. There viii be parade. a
. hand os music. union men In 4
. line. and sports galore On the
D Lincoln park Of new town.
. There win also be union I
. sympathisers In line, and the 4
. fire. departments. city councils i.
. and connty officials win be in. I
. vited. as well as others.
. There will also be speaking
= by well known orators. e
= And best Of all II will not
. cost the public cent: all can
. be seen and by everybody 4
. free OF charge. and everybody
. Ii invited.
. This was decided al. a spec I
. ial meeting Of Las Vegas Ty. 4
, biographical, Union. No. si2.
, who have taken the celebra.
, ton into their own hands and
, will foot the bills.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
sou. pAc. MAY EsrAs-
lisA STEAMSHIP LINE

New York. August 1s.--It Is said TO
be the plan OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad company TO establish q new
steamship line between New York and
New Orleans. 1t is reported that three
cars intended for the new service are
now under construction at Phiia-
delphia. - + .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

" Warsaw, August 15. = Attempts
were made today on various streets
: to- murder police officers. 1t is report
ed that twenty murders have been
committed. AT Wloclawek Chief of
Police Nimowiez and Provincial Pol
ice Captain Hietrow have been muir
dered.
Panic in Warsaw
Warsaw, August 15.-Bombs we're
thrown at policemen today in three
different parts Of the city. resulting in
nearly one hundred persons being H.
jured. A panic prevailed throughout
Warsaw.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
FOREST FIRES FORCE WILD
ANIMALS INTO TOWNS

Biwabik. MIMI, Aug. 15.-Several
large forest fires are burning fierce.
Iy near here. Many settlers have
been forced to abandon their homes
and have lost most Of their property.
Wild animals are invading villages.
Unless rain falls within twenty.four
hours, valuable tracts OF pine will be
destroyed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
BRIG. GEN. EDWARDS HAS
RELIEF IN NEW MEXICO

Washington. August 15.-Brigadier
General Clarence Edwards, chief OF
the bureau of insular affairs. who is
at Fort Bayard, ~ NJ, undergoing
treatment for an affection Of the
throat, is reported almost completely
recovered.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
70 Visit Australia

Paris. Aug. ls.-Wiiliam J. Bryan
confirmed the report from Melbourne
that he intends to visit Australia. He
says he will start Immediately after
the November election. sailing from
San Francisco and making tour Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15
Will ]. G sIUBDsjQuIT
JOB HOR ENGLISH ofFEl7
Ne Denies Rspert Assut Aeesptanos
Of Trasle pssit'on Abroad sprouIs
May Lsavs Though. e.,

San Francisco. Aug. l5.--The Ex.
aminer declares that J. c. etubbs.
traffic director Of the Hartman sys-
tenn In Chicago has accepted N o.
fer Of S7o.O00 year from - Enslish
railroad TO 90 10 London and handle
the company's American travel. ,
WIN. Sprouls. II u said. viii 70 In
Misplace It . salary of ssO.oeo 3
year.
Hartman has insisted that 6tubhs
remain until the end Of the year. 10
which the English railroad has con
scented. ,s,sssss.'.l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

= =, Psso. Tex. Ang. 1.-THE
. regular republican state con-
. sention today nominated the
. following ticket: Governor.
. Dr.. Carey A. Gray Of Fannin
. county: lieutenant governor.
D Frederick Hofheinse Of Comai
. county: attorney general. G.
. W. Ogden. San Antonio:
. railroad commissioner. ". v.
, Conner, Dallas. n
D A @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

Paris, Ang. is-w. ]. Bryan an.a
party isft Paris for Madrid. Spain. to
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-15

Continued On pags ~
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

Wise men would never Judge . man
by his salary. especially II ne worked
for the Pennsylvania.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

Sal, Lake: S. l. ClawsOn, who has
been working on the perfection OF !
process for two or three years. now
claims to haze all other vOlatiliation
processes clearly out classed, and de-
clares that no ore is too refractory TO:
him to treat He claims, also, grea.
economy in cost OF treatment. speed
in securing results and high rate Il
extraction, innumerable tests show
ing an extraction of better than 30 per
cent of all values in rock carrying
only S. Ton. Most all si!iciOIs or"
can be handled at a profit, and values
can be recovered eighteen times faster
than by any other known method. One
hundred and fifty pounds of coal will
treat one ton of ore, and no smoke OF
ashes are made.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21
BILLS THAT ARE NOW LAWS

SACRAMENTO, Junee21 rGovernor
Pardee has approved the following bills
passed at the extra session OF the
leg stature:
Assembly bills IL, II, SO. ~; senate
bills 20, 80. AZ. II, -, SO and commit
zee substitute for senate bill "a. the
last-named being the McEnerney-
rreadwell bill for establishing titles
where records have been burned or de-
stoyed, :.
The governor has in his hands eight
.li,ls. :::,ur of these are duplicate bl:is
and Of corra will be 70 further con.
siGcr:d - : g. -sce-V
attention n.
The f,,owin notes indicate the
character Of the b:l's last approved.
y. j.: II--Reletes to secondary al.
iei,ce :c.aT,::rg burned records.
A. r Ito enable duplicate Ger III
Gates t. .ssue where required by law
IT, take Tie place OF those destroy Il
Ly fire.
4. l.. IS Relating to copying 10 u.
rcn,< in City and county where n
I,red !. five or public calAmity.
A. b. 79-Substitute for "A. B. IS and
sc. relating to the restoration Of REG
erds which have been injured or de-
stroyed by conflagration or other ca
lamity.
a freight wreck at New England
Mills. on the s. p. mountain division
last night. tied up traffic for over
five hours.
8. b. 2y-An act to add new
section to the Political Code to be
known and numbered as section 424S,
relating to county and city and county
recorders Offices and to the record.
ing of instruments therein.
s. B. 36-To amend section 37O5 OF
the Political Code of the State of
California, providing for the extension
by the state board of equalization of
the time in which certain boards and
Officials shall perform certain acts.
S. B. 42-'To authorize and provide
for the transfer to the United States
Of the title to and the jurisdiction
tvef certain tide lands n San Diego
bay, San Diego cenhsS, state of Cali
fornia, and to efapower the board of
state harbof commissioners for the
bay II San Diego as the agent OF the
STATE to make such transfer.
s. B. TITO enable reproduction OF
register of board of medical and board
of dental examiners to be had by use
OF material that will as nearly az
possible serve the purpose.
s Z. Officiating 10 lost records of
corporations.
5. b. S:;-Enabling the restoration IT
an assessment roll When the same has
been destroyed.
s. b. 64-An act to provide for
the establishment of land titles in
case of the loss or destruction 81
records.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21
The Eagle Market.

We offer you choice meats fresh ~
cold storage as you please, lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to cult you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are all good. put
up in good shape. QUE service is
good. our prices are good for yo1
Gives us your order for chickens ~
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21
=,
NEED NEW ApJECTIvES

|. The Southern Nevada press is skdly
in need OF a new assortment Of adjec
'tives to describe dimensions and i'm
portance Of alleged daily sensational
ore. strikes, the stock provided by
Webster definitions Of immensely hav.
Ing been worked considerably over.
tfme.-Enterprise.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

Arrangements have been made to
start newspaper, at the new camp of
Wonder. 1t will be known as THE
Wonder Sun" The man who is to
run the paper is on his way to the
Camp, and his plant will arrive in two
weeks.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

ELY: David Keith, u. S. Senator
Thomas kearns and a party of six
others arrived from Salt Lake. They
came TO look into the Duck Creek
mining promise and will remain for
a week. They are registered at the
Hayes cottage. -: !;
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

J. Ogden Armour's favorite joke is a
conundrum which he springs upon
every government inspector.
When is a hog?" asks Mr.. Arnsoy-.
You ask me When is a hoxy Mr.
Armour. J can't guess-when is
hog?"
!, When it's not in sausage casing
replies the great packer with roar
Of laughter.
How do you thing OF the funny
things you writer" young Lady
asked of Mark Twain recently
Il don't said the pnlnccist. and
Tie yOnug lady is still PUN. over
the reply.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

Weston, the famous long distance
walker, trains principally On uncooke5
boiled eggs.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21
WHATS THE MATTER IN IDAHO

The indictment against Meyer, hay
wood ard PettibOne was found las'
March. Immediately after the pleas.
of not guilty were entered the accused
men demanded trial. wh'ca was re-
fused and their application for bal
was denied. Last month the defend
ant again demanded trial but the
cases were continued or motion OF
the prosecution. ana bail again denied
them, with the. result they, will be
compelled to remain in Jail another SIX
- >,e,t months. Their attendance &C
the time of trial can be as readily
secured by bail as by keeping them
in custody and it is q travesty on
Justice to deny them trial or bail ana
keep them incarcerated for year
or more.
Speaker Cannon laughs heartily AT
his own stories. He th,AXs there's
nothing like homesDun yarns.
Coin exclusive control IA some re-
,essity Of life and sell it a. the high
cs. price," says John D. Rockefeller,
anu you will become a rta's lt:in
Wise men would never Judge man
by his salary. especially If ne worked
for the Pennsylvania.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

Speaker Cannon laughs heartily at
his own stories. He ths.iHs :ileres
nothing like homesDun yarns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29

apresten a velar por los sagra-
dos lntereses de la salud del
pueblo, los que, en- cierto modo,
SOD responsables del actual es-
tado de cosas, y dediquen a en-
mendar los yerros cometidos
esa actividad ignorada, que es
fuerza que sc manifesto de una
vez y pronto.
Sc nos ha dado Ell remedio de
hervir el aqua; csc procedimien-
to es irreallzable para una gran
parte de nuestro pueblo. Y,
ad emas, no nos vamos q pasar
la vida hirviendo ell aqua, sin
saber a ciencia cierta por que
Sc toma esa medida de precau-
|cion. y por que Sc echa sobre ell
pueblo esa obligation que ha de
constltuir para muchos una car
ga pesada, insoportable tai vez.
La incertidumbre en- casos
como ell actual, es sumamente
peligrosa.
mo estamos en- camino de
averiguar 81 es el aqua del acue-
ducto la que esta contaminada?
Pues ESQ es precise saberlo
pronto y claramente, porque la
mayorfa de las sospechas sc van
por ese 'lado, y seria muy la
mentable que el contagio tuvie.
ra otras causas, cue permane-
cen ignoradas con gran peli-
gro del p1blico en- general.
iQue le parece este a Mr..
Post?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29

mes de Mistress Humprehey Ward &
de Kipling. Lo mas chocante de La
maja desnuda" es que nj siquiera
esta estudiado e1 medic pict6rico en-
que Sc ha de mover Renoyales Ell ar
tista. lRecord&is la description del
ambiente que hacen los Goncourt en-
"MoRette Sa1omoa"2 Sc We ALI que
esta uno en- Ell mundo de les pintores
bohemios y que el novelista procede
sacramento. Ell sefior Blasco es inca
paz de percibir como infuye sobre
un artista 10 que le rodea y de preci-
sar Ia subordinaci6n de nucstro esta-
do de espfritu las corrienteS paSio-
nales que nos vienen de fuera: riva-
lidades, olvidos, injusticias, ap1ausos.
etcetera. =. Por ESQ su ibro ha caido
en- el mayor silcncio. 81 esa des-
orientacion intellectual del sef1or Bias.
CO Ibaf1ez persiste, pronto le veremos
entregado Ia admiration del pdbli-
co que lee folletines. -.
Manuel BMemO.