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$4,000 WORTH OF
FRUIT SHIPPED OUT

outo of Grand
nigh
out Fruit Grower
tai made OF each
of the fruit tlatm
anon
i. growers of valley average
of
the
in The mel of
of but
ere car of
/. The varieties quality is of
+ shipped train
+ The Junction
of applc-shpping
+
+ out last week.
The very highest.
vale truth
+ the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
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A CLEVER ARRANGEMENT.

A most sanitary idea has just
been put into use at the splendidly
barber establishment of
Don T. Allison on Fourth street. 1t
is sanitary head rest for each chair
and as a result of a very unique ar
rangement each patron finds that his
head rests on new and perfectly
clean sheet of soft paper. 1t is
called the Handle head rest. The
improvement is certain to prove pop
ular. Mr.. Allison is constantly add
ing new features for the pleasure
and comfort of his patrons.
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TO The COURT
FISH NOW
APPEALS

Chicago, Oct. 1i.-Drivcn to de-
spair ny his inability 10 arouse the
stockholders of the Illinois Central
railroad to the danger which he says
threatens the property if Il. IL. Har-
riman continues to dominate il,
Stuyvesant Fish has decided To make
an appeal to court.
All day yesterday he was closeted
with his attorney preparing IA pcti-
ton to ask the court To cnioin any
persons or corporations voting any
stock in the company at the annual
meeting that may he shown to be
owned or controlled by the Northern
Pacific.
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WHICH PARENT SHALL
HAVE THE CHILD

This afternoon Judge Sullivan of
the county court hears testimony
bearing on the disposition to be
made of little Vlnita Johnson, the
child of Mrs. Rosetta Johnson and
husband, the principals in one of the
most sensational divorce cases that
has ever been tried in the county
johnson has been granted di-
yorce from his wife, but the judge
has yet to decide which parent shall
have the child, who is now in the
custody of Sheriff Schrader.
Each parent introduced number
of witnesses to show that the other
parent is not fit to have the custody
of the little one.
The child is about 6 years OF age
and very pretty.
After hearing the evidence and
the arguments Judge Sullivan took
the case under advsement until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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AND DEITCH DIDN'T
GET A BIG DEER

When Ed Deitch, the we'll known
travelling man, reaches Grand June
tion this evening from Montrose, his
numerous friends expect an explain
alton as to why he did not bring
down deer on his reCeLt thrilling
hunting expedition. However. there
is rumor that Deitch almost had the
drop on n fine buck when a grizzly
bear sighted Deitch and made him
take to the tail timber. The Mont
rose Enterprise tells of the hunt that
Doitch and his rrieLGs made. as fol-
lows:
"a party of hunters composed of
Mcssrs. oscar Lnmpman, Maurice
Dichl. j. II. Gill Ed Anderson, Wal
ter Wright, Grover Cornet, Ed Fore,
Jim Brown. George Kirkland of Can
on city, and a gentleman ramed
Deitch. who travels for the Colorado
packing house Of Denver, came in
Wednesday loaded down with deer
meat. nine in all.
"The party got their big haul ov-
er in the TabaRuache basin about 9h
miles from here. Every one of tho
party got deer excepting Mr.
Deitch, Maurice Diehl getting big
buck weighing about ESQ pounds.
They were gone just o week, and In
one day party of six of the hunters
came IN with five deer. They report
great sport but an unusual supply of
hunters. It Is estimated that there
were 75 or 100 hunters in the basin,
but It is doubtful whether they all
met with the same success as did the
Montrose party. 1t took eight hors-
es to pull the game over the hills out
of the basin"
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700 MURDERS
In EVERY
MONTH

Paris, Oct. 14-In Russia, as ev-
erywhere else. all the political par
ties are taking their holldays-all
except the revolutionaries. Murder
and pillage have this summer, as in
previous summers, not for an in
stant stopped anywhere in the en-
pire. Incendiarism has, above all,
held record of destruction, and not
day has passed when the buildings
of some landlord or others have not
been set on fire. This year the
flames. lit by mischief makers, have
destroyed estates to the value Of
more than 5000 900, 900, ard 1t is
calculated that in this simple way
in less than twenty years all the for
ests of Russia will be reduced to Gin
ders.
The Siberian mail train, which was
attacked the other day by masked
armed with muskets
did not lose any lives. but in the con-
fusion which followed the firing on
the carriages hundred thousand
rubles disappeared According to in
teresting statistics, which will be
shortly, the victims of the
movement numbered
during the year 1906: February,
G42; March during the elections), q,
439; April (during the sittings of
the duma), 519: May. $50; June,
941: July, 1924.
The figures for 1907 show a
monthly list up to the present of 700
victims, while for certain months
they reached the total of LOO.
Eighty governors have met their
death or have been severely wound
ed. And while all this is going on
their charming grand dukes and
their elegant grand duchesses CON
tinue necessarily to adorn our race
courses, restaurants and small the
aters with their imperial presence.
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a NEW SUPERINTENDENT
FOR THIS DIVISION

d. II. Brinkcrhon, formerly assist
"nt superintendent of the fourth di-
sioh OF the Rio Grande with his
ne"ulnarters at Alamosa, has been
@i'ue superintendent of the Rio
Ir'hde junction railway with his
n'a'lquarters in Grand Junction. He
'u,ceeds Mr. Matthews.
Brinkcrhofr and his wife ar
p,' eI IN the city last night and Mr..
duties.
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REV. GRIMES is
AT HIS OLD HOME

Rev. Frederick Grimes. formerly
pastor of the Christian church in
ms city, after pleasant trip through
Arizona and other portions of tbe
southwest, has returned to his old
home in Indiana. ''''
Rev. Grimes rendered his resigna-
tion as pastor of the local church
several weeks ago. Rev. Mccartney
minister of considerable ability. is
temporarily filling the pulpit vacat-
ed by Rev. Grimes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
HOME FROM Rig HUNT.

]. H Epgert, Charles McCary,
Fred Mantey, all of this city. and
Charles Dyer of Denver, have re-
turned from big hunt in the White
river country. The three local gen
tlemen arrived home last night.
Each member of the party brought
back fine specimen of deer and
have been making the hearts of
their friends happy today. They
had a most delightful outing.
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FATHER SAYS
THE BOY is
CRAZY

Denver, Oct. 1i.-Kent V. Bige-
low was brought before United
States Commissioner Hinsdale at
$3.50 am. today for a preliminary
hearing and was remanded till Oc-
tober "a.
ney was called away on other bust
ness and could not remain for the
expected trial.
According to the father the young
man is becoming insane and this is
his way of explaining his confession
of the attempt to eNtort money from
the several Denver millionaires.
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THE SENTINEL IS
NOW IN NEW HONE
The Sentinel is in its new building.

The is building
n IA printing .
fee information the
he working
arynf .
g.
been the mastcrfu i'm which The SEN
Melville Kennedy .
aged the affair Captain Kennedy here for visit with his
kindly supernend the removal The
rcdoubtabc work .
u to those who assisted him. .
aturtay lie .
timca hundre of .
.
a expressed .
upbuilding this city and
splendid work. .
There work still be done before the
planned, that time The Sentinel
friend =
+ 81 i. !. j. j. i. X 4 ~ X 4 !! 4 X X i. X i. + !.
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SHIP WORKMEN
TO The
WEST
Especial to Inc seniineI.)

Washington. Oct 14.-ln connec-
ton with the procuring of the large
amount of labor necessary on the
Pacific coast to make repairs on the
battleship fleet when it reaches there
next spring. the navy department is
considering proposition which will
undoubtedly cause a great strike
among the labor unions on the coast.
This proposition is to induce east
ern laborers to come there by giving
for themselves and their families
transportation. provided they con-
tract to remain n certain time in
the government service. A higher
scale of wages will be paid than in
the east as necessary feature of the
plan.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
LIGHTNING STRUCK PLANT.

About 1915 o'clock last night a
bolt of lightning struck the big plant
of the electric light company OIL
South Fifth street and one of the
largest generators was put out OF
business for the time being. All
lights north of Main street we're put
out by the accident, The workmen'
however. soon transferred the cir
cults to another generator and the
lights were soon burning again. The
damage sustained at the plant is not
heavy.
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PRES. SMALL
SUSPENDED
Because Highest Official of the
Union Advises That Strike be Ended
and Declares the Cause is Hopeless
Executive conittee Removes Him.
Union CsnuunCe Him.

SmaIo o the Ma I.
declared j
Is a .
!. will that will :.
mig by :.
of Preside .
~ by the Ioca
9th
to ca on tribc be
to
o
+ X + Il + !. Il 4 = .. :.
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NUMEROUS REALTY DEALS.

Today H. II. Younger transferred
to Emil w. Gordon 16 acres of fruit
land for S6,SOO.
William Richmond Saturday sold
to II. w. Patten a tract of 10 acres
east of the city for $15,6SO.
Netie s. Gibben today sold to
James E. Moreford n small tract of
fruit land for $4,000.
Fred p, Groves on Saturday sold
to Mamie Floaten ten acres of un-
improved land for $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
BIG AGREEMENT
FILED WITH CLERK
The Papers Providing for the Pur-
chase of the 1000 New Cars
for the Rio Grandc Put
ON Record.

4 a copy of the agreement be-
4 tween the Denver & Rio Grande
4 Railroad Co. and the Title /
\ Mortgage 4 Trust Co. and
4 Blair & Co. wherein the rail /
a road company gives n big bond 1
4 mortgage in order to provide
\ for the purchase of nearly 81
4 900 900 worth of new equip
\ ment was filed today with
\ County Clerk and Recorder X. /
a u. Starr.
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ESTATE WORTH sos, 900.

Today papers were filed in the
county court by William A. Marsh.
the administrator, concerning the es-
tate OF Theodore p. Bunnell. former
ly OF Grand Junction, who died some
weeks ago leaving considerable real
y property in this city and much
personal property.
1t is set forth that the estate is
worth about $4,000 and has an an
nual income of about S2,4OO.
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THEY WANT TO
SELL THE STOCK
Officials of the County Fair Board
Place $4,000 in Stock ON the
Market to Wipe out All
Indebtedness.

This morning President w. /
\ Il. Haines and Director C. c. [
\ Price of the county fair associ- 1
\ alton started out TO dispose of [
\ $4,000 worth of stock in the /
\ association. The issue is Low [
! ready and the fair officials are [
! now hoping that they will have 1
! no trouble in disposing of the /.
/ stock at a rapid rate.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Sherman w. Moody, the well
known jeweler, and V. c. Talbert,:
cashier of the Grand Valley National
bank. arrived home yesterday morn
ing from a weeks hunting trip The
gentlemen both report splendid
time ard of course they got thelr
allotted portion of venison. MT
Moody says in all his experience ne
never saw so many deer being Killed
At Rifle on Saturday night uhere
were over fifty deer lying or the
platform. killed by mighty hunters
in the White river country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Ii,- as night Hon. George r. Wend-
bes.,5I Ine lecturer and orator who was
ni@b. IN this city last Wednesday
can was In the city again. He
ba ~. u from Salt Lake City, where
Tao il'erei his lecture, Robert E.
no tne IDOL of the South under
Ut,h sp.ces of the University of
norn. me Salt Lake papers pro-
est ~, the lecture one of the great
or boIl i,u hhest historical addresses ev-
left ., In that city. Mr.. vending
vbero' 'Ils morning for Montrose,
will ne lectures this evening. He
I'll then go east.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
MAGILL TRIAL
is PROGRESSING
(speeiaI to The SentineD

Decatur, Ill, Oct 14.-The Ma
gill murder trial has entered the
most important stage of its proceed
llss today. The state is depending
on two Colorado men to convict the
couple. The men are Warren Hol-
zen OF Denver, a private detective,
ana Ben Silyerman of Colorado
springs. The defense claims that
Do'h Of these men are frauds and
mat their evidence is manufactured
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
MITCHELL TO BE.
OPERATED ON

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. if.-John
Mitchell, president of the United
Mine Workers, entered the hospital
at LaSallc, ILL.,, yesterday, and it is
understood that he will submit to
an operation for appendicitis when
his condition becomes more favor
nhln
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

ESCAPED
Western Federation Leader Without
Permission Leaves the Hospital But
Gave Himself Up at Sheriff's Office
and Demanded to be Put in Cell
Why He Did 1t.

1f.-George A. Westcrn
of the
% a .
had of
demanded be placed
Accompanied ADO fuaoyc ycalao
hosuita yards, and o' I.
full, u
left the hospital uncecmoniousy
position demanding
stand the is set for Tuesday morning. there
muchdo doub o whether trial will
An
be made !
will base his decision
sha proceed this :,
). + Il /. \ i + + 4 +
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TYPEWRITING
BY MACHINERY
Especial to The sentineI.)

New York, Oct. 14.-Typewriter
girls may find themselves without
occupation if the invention now Oh
exhibition at the Madison Square
gardens, which is an automatic type
writer run by compressed air, is as
capable as it is said to be.
1t is said of the typewriter that
ii can write from five to ten thous-
and letters per hour for "a hours at
a stretch.
The Invention is the work of A.
Mccall of Columbus, o.
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BUILD
A NEW PLANT
Especial to The sentrneI.A

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct "A.
1t was learned last night that Au-
gustus Heinze. the copper king of
Montana, will probably be united
with j. S. Burns of this place in the
of new reduction.
plant which Mr.. Burns is planning
for the purpose of competing with
the reduction plants of this district.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
IInY.

We are now prepared to supply
hay in large or small quantities. VIII
make very close figures on car lots.
For prices and particulars inquire
at our office in Grand Junction. Cliff
ton, Palisade or at our seed store.
We are now taking orders for nur-
sery stock.
THE GRAND JUNCTION FRUIT
GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
WALK RIGHT IN.

The business office of The
Sentinel Is now located at 517- /
$40 Main street. A cordial In
|, vitation is given the public to
visit us in our new quarters. /
If the new place seems /
strange to you, don't hesitate !
TO walk right in, as the same
force will be found there to
greet you with a smile and ac-
cent all the work that you can 1
bring. It must be acknowl-
edged that the office force IT.
self is a little strange to the /
new order of things; but 1t is
honed that all hands will soon /
, get used to the new order OF
| things.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
BECAUSE SHE
DIDN'T ANSWE r
Especial to The sentinel.)

Denver, Oct. 14.-Heartsick be-
cause Mrs. Katie Wansikan, an
American girl of Salt Lake City,
Jailed to answer his last letter, l. T.
). Ann, Japanese laborer, shot and
KILLED himself Yesterday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Ollie Bannister and bride are ex-
nected to reach the city thls even
ing from their extended bridal l,, Iour
southern California. Ihey
will be the guests of Mr.. Bannister 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w; II. Ban
mister. at the Bannister home on
East Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
WHOLE FAMILY
is SUFFOCATED

y Gloversvllle, N. Y. Oct. Il.
\ Six members of the family of
\ Solomon Shanlts, n glass blow [
\ er,-the father and five daugh-
ters-were sunfocated to death
\ by smoke. and their home was
completely destroyed by fire. /
!
Observation-Disclosures
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Last night the 1-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herald Smith. resld-
ing at 522 West Main street, dled
after an extended illness. Under
taker Bannlster has charge OF the
remains. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning, interment at the
Fairview cemetery.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

J. Carter and wife OF GalheSvIile,,
Ga. are visiting with the fanny Vi
J. w. Osborn. Mr.. and MIS-. oai 49, esl
have lust returned from emma Wneio
they have been visiting two dauSn.
ters who have taken up work III ll''
country
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

j. NJ. Isabel leaves tomorrow for
his home ia Chicago. after a pleas
ant visit of several days with Mr.
and Mrs. p. c. Isabel. The gentle
men are cousins. Mr.. Isbel was so
favorably impressed with the valley
mat he invested in 20 acres of High
Limo land.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs s. w. Neel left this
morning for DeBeque to spend some
weeks with their daughter. Mr.
NeePs health is very poor and 1t Is
believed that the change will prove
beneficial
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

This afternoon Mrs. Marsh, the
aged mother of Judge William A.
Marsh left the city for her home Mt
Napa' Cal, after an extended visit
with her son. Judge Marsh accom-
City. '1'''>'
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

via S,yo GU to California from Denve
part,cUIoorado & Southern Ry. Fol
4 Ineulars write, T. q. Fisher. G. P
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

4 marriage license was issued this
,sternoon to c. S. Polk and MISS
0nai Tory. both of Grand Junction
ma each 22 years of age.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Mrs. w. S. wallace is entertain
tho the Reviewers club this after
noon at her home on East MAIN
street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

James NJ. Cameron and wife were
arrivals home last night from Den
YER, where they have spent the past
week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Mrs. Alvin n. Bucklin will enter
.oin number of friends at thin
hIo marty tomorrow afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

w. C. Meserve, Ed NJ. Slocomb
and others today transferred to the
Law X Cattle Co. quite large
tract of land.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Granite water buckets, dish pans
and tea kettles, i9c, this week. b
and 1Oc store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

1t is estimated that already about
thirty deer have been borught TO the
city since the season opened OCTOBER
/ by Grand Junction hunters.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Three pairs Of ladies', mems and
childreus $ hose. 25c, this week at
the and 1Oc store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

No. came in this morning about
five hours late.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
Today.

Today.
The cheapest article of food In
Grand Junction today is Millers Ice
cream and candy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14
nnAA AAhAA q q q o {

w. C. Gibson of Montrose' tne
lumber man, is in town TO-DAY look
ing after business interests.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

II IT. Woolverton of Glenwood
Springs spent Sunday in the city
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeier
left for Denver Saturday hlght LOT
a weeks visit.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

II. w. Kluge of Pallsade was in
town this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Vern b. Lee and Pearlee Johnson
orrived home yesterday from their
hunting trip in the DeBeqne coun-
trv Each brought back fine deer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Don't miss our last granite ware
sale this week. ami Toe store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel n. Wheeler
left yesterday for a brief visit In
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

The biggest sale yet this week at
the and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Apple peelers and sicers. 8 and
10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

No. 3 was two hours late today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-14

Festoon and La Var1isr Neck
Chains are all the rage this fall. see
our fine assortment. Primrose
Jeweler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-21

tistas flipinos. Estos habian
pensado que 10 primero era ir a
la Independence en- automovil;
despues, va Sc arreglaria todo.
Hay que felicitarlos por haber
cambiado de tactica. Ahora adj
miten que 10 primero es darle
al pueblo educacion politica; y
como para darsela necesita di :
nero, porque mientras Sc educa
tiene que comprar where's y ro-
pa, por donde hay que comen-
Ear es por restaurar y desarro-
liar las fuerzas economicas del
pals.
Mas les convene a los filipi,
nos aguardar la independence
medic siglo y entrar en- ella en-
buenas condolences de cultura
y de bienestar, que obtenerla
Ell breve plazo sin preparation
No seria I'm regalo de agrade-
Ger.
El que lleguen a tener un CO.
mercio importante con los Es-
tados Unidos, no les impedira ell
ser independientes cuando es-
ten preparados para clio. Esta
Rep1blica que adquirio el Ar
chipielago de una manera ines
perada, tai vez Sc alegrarla de
deshacerse de el, pero no sabe
como, pues toda solucion pre-
senta mayores inconvenientes
que seguir con 10 actual. Sc ha
COnhrmado, Ell este case, 10 de
que en- algunos sitios la entrada
es 10 facil y la salida es 10 diff
ell: Y como dijo Ell muy Reve-
rendo H. Potter, obispo arglica-
no de Nueva York: "No tene-
mos colonias, sino que las colo
Mas nos tienen." Con TN POGO
de buena voluntad podran los
tlllpinos sacar partido de tan
ven tajosa posici0n.
" ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-21
Ell petr0leo J los terrenotoS

En- una de las 1ltimas sesiones de
Ia Academic de. Ciencias de Paris,
NJ. Tassart ha hecho una exposition
de sus observaciones, de las cuales
parece resultar una relaciGn entire la
existencia de yacimientos de petro-
leo y la frecuencia de los terremotos
en- la region.
Los hechos que M Tassart pone
de relieve sc pueden reducir tres:
10 Los yaCimientos de petroleo
que Sc encuentran en- teTrenos de for
macion relativam reciente, estan
enclevados en- zonas de seismo m5xi-
mo 9 en- sus inmedia clones.
2.e Los yacimientos petrolfferos
situados fuera de las zonas seismjcas
Sc encuentran en- terrenos antiques,
que fueron zonas seismicas en- otras
edades geOlogicas.
So En- las seismicas actuales los
yacimientos de petroleo solo por ex-
cepcion sc encuentran en- terrenos
Antiques.
Estos hechos psrecen indiear que,
efectivamente, exi>te una relac ion
entire la formation del petroleo en- las
entrafias de la TERRA y algunos de los
fenomenos que determinan las dislo-
caciones de la corteza v, por 10 tanto,
los terremotos. La coincidencia en-
tre una y otra osa es demasiado ge-
neral para que pueda verse en- ella
IN Lecho casual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-21
p A r. I :
UN POETA, CRONISTA DE MODAS|

Remy de Gourmont ACADIA de des,
cubrir que Mallarme. el mas orgullo-
SO, Ell mas altivo, Ell mas aristocratico
de los poetas de nuestra epoca, fue du-
rante aIgunos amos cronista de modas,
ri mas nj menos que las innumera bles
sefor as anomin.s que cada st mana
descrlben Ell los darios parisienses las
mar gas nuevas y enaguas Pobre hom.
bre!', pensaran a'gunos, fgurandose
que, a! resignarse d hacer croquis de
trajes, e. maestro tuvo que sufrir en- SD
d;gnidad liter aria. Pero cuando sepan
que fuG mas b;rn por gusto que por
necesidad por 10 que ejefcio de cronis,
ia de modas. sin duda Sc quedaran
perplejos y excla maran 'iQue hombre
tan raro! Y, por mi fe, que 10 era.
En- un medic ambiente de pedante
ria, entire compaferos que no habIa-
ban sino &c grandes pro blemas 1tera.
rios, de ideas nuevas y de flosotias
extraor dinarias, el, mas que todos en-
pero grave, escribfa notas sobre las
pontomimas, sobre Ia danza, sobre las
flores sobre los trajes. Las escribia
con una solemnidad casi religiosa
dando tauta importancia una cinta 6
4 una pluma como q la idea de la in
mortalidad del alma. Porque para es-
te poeta NADIA era insignihcante, nj
aun 10 ligere; NADIA era baladf, nj aun
10 vulgar. iQue digo' Con 10 menos
propic para inspirar, el saba hacer
verdaderos poemas. "Hablemos- de-
cia-del delantal nueyo." Y antes de
describir la Ultima creacion de la casa
la moda. cantaba su estrofa. q; El
delantal! A veces es spandeciente,
fabuloso sober bio, con sus guirnaldas
de flores bordadas de colores lucientes
Algunas la alderman con per1as de
aza bache. Pero esas perias Sc ton-
vierten Ell algo superior su PR pia
materia son azabache sin dxda. aza-