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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
COMING EVENTS.

y Miss Blanche Kimball will en-
y terrain a party OF friends at the =
y Symphony concert next Friday
y afternoon, following a luncheon at
y her home
y Invitations will shortly be is Z
= for a colonial dance to be given \
= in the Ladies' Literary club Feb. 4
\ % The affair is in the hands of 4
y Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis. Mrs. Led
= yard NJ. Bailey and Mrs. r. c.
y Woodruff. 4
y Mrs. c. F. Adams will entertain 4
+ a party of friends In stall at the 4
4 Symphony concert Friday. and I
y Mrs. Russell G. Schulder will also I
\ give a stall party.
y Mrs H. G. Mcmillan Will enter 4
tain at two Iuncheons on Tuesday I
= and Wednesday Of this week.
y The Sans Souci club will meet I
= Monday afternoon with Mrs. :
y George Read at her home, 624 (
y Second street.
i Mrs. c. w. Mason will enter
\ tain at a bridge tea tomorrow at
\ the Mason quarters at Fort Doug
lass.
y Mrs. George Jay Gibson gives a
y coming week
y Mrs. E. Bonnemort will enter
\ tain at a musicale Wednesday
y evening for Miss Arvilla Stephen
I son and Will Sibley, whose mar
y riage takes place early next
= month.
\ Mrs. Margaret Robertson Kerr
y will give q piano recital I'm the
y Salt Lake theatre en- the evening
\ of Feb. 9. She will be assisted by
= j. J. Mcclellan and Hugh Dou-
y gall.
\ The regular monthly social
\ meeting Of the Y. w. c. A. will be
y held next Thursday evening. The
| y members are accorded the privil-
y eye of inviting all their women
| 4 friends to these informal affairs.
\ Miss Florence Grant will enter
y tain the members of her sewing
4 r club next Wednesday afternoon.
\ The Ladies' Aid society of the
y Tiff NJ E church will give tea
+ Tuesday afternoon at the home
y of Mrs. n. A. Dunyon, at % II
\ street. Mrs. Helen Lincoln, for
| 4 merly Of this city. but now Of
\ San Francisco, will relate her ex-
y periences as a deaconess in hos
= pital and camp. and will also
y speak on the San Francisco disas-
r ter.
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story comes from Frisco OF the way |
latch a prominent bachelor railroad
~ Of Zion, was given Butte treat
couple OF clever benedicts with
son he foregathered recently at
Srai,s' The proposition TO go TO a quiet
ss.4le supper was met heartily, and IL
,sas later suggested that it be a Butte
,reat Now any one who comes from
p,,ftA knows the delight OF this form,
mi the railroad man, II he had ever
Sser5 had placed the information in a
ro,,o+e corner Of his brain and left II
tbsra 10 languish. He acceded 10 the
.,rorosal readily and found later by
sesns Of the cuts" drawn that the
80 was on him. Worse still, he was
80 allowed to order, but was supposed
Ia IN content with the delight of pay
ing for what the other fellows ordered.
S-ea6Iess 10 say there were canvasbackS
and terrapin and a few other things ON
ne bill and the bachelor Is still de-
hsffnr with himself as to how TO get
sve, with the benedicts.
The night shall be filled with mu-
eic" Indeed, all the nights OF the com
ING week viii be filed with music. for
scarcely day viii pass without some
sort Of recital or concert. The week
onens with a piano recital given by
Afiqq lrTHLld ldnuBi6 nlllO0hNhA1 AfAiHo
Srmeve EyIlerbeck. Miss Judith Evans,
Miss Pearl RothschiId and Miss Ethel
koTlemeyre. Mrs. Martha Royle King
Elves 3. song recital for Miss Edith Ro-
Sina Codbe Wednesday evening. Hugh
lDougall will present some pupils In
ssir1Tar affair Thursday evening. and
hIrs. Margaret Robertson Kerr gives q
6lano recital Saturday evening. Besides
Iii these, the symphony concert or Fri
fay afternoon viii be a special feature
IN musical life. and the Hartmann re-
rital Tuesday evening promises to be q
Rare treat.
One OF the new young violinists who
have been added to the symphony or
L1hestra recently is Miss Donna Begole
of Beatrice, Neb., who Is here with ner
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II:
woodruff. Miss Begole VIII be hearo
bn solo work at the recital TO be gwen
next month by Professor George II.
shelton. She was formerly pupil of
Professor Kisxayden of Omaha she
has recently organized an orchestra
ConristinS of young girls, called the
Chaquomogen orchestra
y
There will be q novel sleighlng party
and a coasting event mixed with II
some evening during the coming week.
mo Man IS to load a half dozen or so
ronrenial souls into a big sleigh and
Eake them out to a selected spot and let
3hern enjoy the coasting to the full ex-
tent. This viii be followed by few
not things for a supper, and-well, the
ride home again.
There Is q probability that Mrs. A. r.
Walker viii go to New Orleans for the
Mardi Gras festival, leaving here the
latter part of the month for San Fran
cisco, and going south from that point
with Mr.. and Mrs. James of Philadel-
phia. who were her guests for Few
DAYS during the past week.
=. DOHL BARET.
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CURRENT EVENTS
TN LOCAL SOCIETY

The p. r. O. society entertained yes
ierday morning at an elaborate break
fast at the Manitou hotel, in compli-
,nent 10 Miss Alice Paul. The break
fast was served in the private dining
room. where a long table was laid and
decorated with the society coiors OF
white and gold. A little ship with all
sails set of white and gold formed the
central decoration. and this was named
Alice. Miss A. +. Buchanan read
brief tribute TO the bride, speaking OF
tho significance of the launching of the
shin. The other guests were Mrs. J. F.
Marshall. Mrs. A. J. Gorham, Mrs Z.
Il Mcmahon. Mrs. ]. w. Christy, Miss
Ethel Paul, Mrs.t Byron cummings
Miss Sylvia Conn, Miss kuth Faimer'
Miss Winnifred Hardy. Mrs. q. Is.
PlakeIv. Mrs. Maxson, Mrs. Breech,
Mrs. william Druehl, Miss Cora Clark
Mrs. l. q. Freeland and Miss Anna
Decker.
Little Eleanor Richards entertained
a dozen of her little friends yesterday
afternoon at a party and supper IN cell
ebration OF her sixth birthday. Inose
who assisted in entertaining the little
tots were Miss Katherine Richards,
Miss Dorothy Bailey, Miss Rosamond
Richie and Miss Bessie Jennings. The
little guests were Dora Thomas, hath-
crime. Marion and Marjorie Fitch, iran
ces Brattain, Thomas and Dorotny
Myer, Karl .Ringert John TucketI
Frank Hecker, Robert CAM and Eliza
beth Richie.
Miss Addie Zane entertained Few
close friends yesterday afternoon al
tea to meet Mrs. Francis Pastorius OF
Colorado Springs, who is the guest OF
Mrs. Ernest Hamburger. Mrs Benner
y. Smith and Miss Katherine Geddes
poured tea, and Miss Jenna-Buou
Geddes and Miss Florence Kimbal as
sisted.
The Misses Bess and Helena Critzer
entertained about a dozen Of their glrl
friends yesterday afternoon at an m
formal Kensington for Miss Alice PAU.
~
Miss Ella +. Dukes Of the High schooi
Entertained the members of the Brown-
ing section Of the Ladies' Literary CLUB
tou.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Murphy enter
tained a number OF their friends last
evening at a house warming In their
hew home on Second and ] streets
Miss Geneve Clark entertained a rev
tslends last evening at an informal az
AR TO meet her cousin. Miss Louise
Slawson Of Los Angeles. who is here
Visiting
-
Miss Mary VIM and her niece. Miss
pock Of St. Louis. are here with the
no Pollock children, and are In the
Do~ney home on Eighth East street
ar. and Mrs. Il. l. Godbe left Mon
Wy last with four OF their children for
stay OF some months In Los Angeles
"a. SB Witcher will leave today for
ny. where he will be joined within the
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next few weeks by Mrs. Witcher and
their little daughter, and where they
will make their home.
T. X \
Mrs. A. Hanauer and Miss Ida Han
auer left yesterday for New York and
Atlantic City to spend a month
Miss Margaret Corn of Ogden is in
town. the guest OF the Mcmillan family
on East Brigham street
Mr. and Mrs. f. ]. Fabian returned
last evening from an eastern trip OF
some months.
Mrs. Graham It. Putnam will not be
at home next Friday afternoon, as
usual, ON account of the symphony con-
cert.
Mr.. and Mrs w. z. Vigus and their
son. Roscoe, are now at nome III go
West Third South street.
Mrs. il. r. Freeman has gone to Au-
rora. Ill, to visit her mother Tor some
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Filler are
spending some time in New York
Mrs G. w. Fffeld has just returned
by the death of her father.
Mrs Edward Nelson will leave short
X for New York to spend the remain
der Of the winter with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Woolner of New
YORK. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Cohn the last week, leIt
last Sunday for the east.
The new bridge club meets toIporro"
afternoon with Mrs Russell l. Tracy
=
The third annual junior promenade
sc tbe university will take place on the
e-,oning Of Feb 8. The juniors are al
readv busy making preparations 1oI
tHa bio function, and they promise thal
nc decorations will surpasS any seen
- +be university. The different Greek
Liter societies are starting work or
tbair booths. The invitations tor inc
dance were issued last week
Tho An,ici Fidissini fraternity of the
university issued invitations yesteiu 'l',i !,
for an Informal dancing party. IL VII
he GIVEN in the assembly hall OF the
nuseum building next Friday evening
,rbe invited guests are the members ol
10 theta IJpsilon and Gamma IN
sororatie and the Alpha Pi fraternl-
ties and a few friends of the A. f
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Siegel cntertainec
wiliam II Crane at a luncheon at Il'
! Alta club on Thursday.
The ]. w f. Sewing club net las
Monday with the Misses Mary ans
Gertie Brooks
Nc James and Misss Canning en-
.ortained informally on w adnesdaH
evening at their home on Four1h IDS
in honor of Miss Lucy Maioney OF Fu'
! bio. Colo The other guests were
Ss;sses Brockbank, Harmeling, Edler
S-bantrou. Buboltz. Mabel and Mlldres
Tht1lins afessrs. r. Chantrou, j. Iopm
= Donohue. j. Tanning, a. sullivan
A and ]. r. Canning.
x,,ss Ethel Irvine entertained twen
re ,,er young friends last evening n
- ~ ,,sorrnal party and supper In ceie
o. -, Of her fourteenth birthday
III. y, odecorations were all in red anC
&c ard Miss Lucille Raleigh pre-
wa W. ,,ro1. the punch bowl The youns
$3.50 Aere Viola Walker, Eva FlrZer
rtp.,,,is Pu,ns. Lucille Ratley, Rub.
6 ~ 80. Narxie Edwards, Ruby Jones
S1n-vard Hill. Frank Ostler, Theodor'
xvooilev. Claire Bowring. Don Haieign
! rS-o,,lr Snyder, Tom Bishop' 6ernar'
| Poulton and i.ynne fi''i-
Mr. T. Kershaw, jr-. entertained
~ -, 1,ar f-le.nds at cards las
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principal features OF the evening were
music, dancing and a Dutch luncheon.
y
Miss Dorothy Ingram entertained
eighteen friends Saturday at a skating
party, followed by a luncheon
- =
A recital will be given at the First
Congregational church, Fourth East
and First South streets, next Thursday
evening, by the pupils Of Hugh w.
Dougall.- The accompanies will be Miss
Irene Kelly and Miss Maude Thorn.
The ushers will be a bevy of young wo-
men.
Mrs. Walter O'Malley of California
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs William
Schonert.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

"Show us one person who has be-
come rich through wild speculation
and we will show you a dozen who
have become rich by saving" Utah
Savings & Trust company, No. 100
Main street.
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The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold the only meeting for
the month of February next Friday
afternoon. Mrs z. G. Kidder will
GIVE q. talk on Some of the Reforms
effected in the Child Labor Problem, .
and Mrs r. w. Fisher will read a
children's story written by Miss Mile
JACOBS OF this city, whose pen name is
Emile Elliott
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Jewish Ladies Progress
sive Aid society was held last Tues
day at the home of Mrs T.. Kahn. at
e24 South Second East street Mrs K.
Kahn was elected presidents Mrs.
Pumpkin. vice president: Mrs. Baron,
treasurer, and Mrs. L. Smith, secre-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Mrs. Margaret Robertson Kerr and
Professor Mcclellan, assisted by Hugh
DougaI. vocalist, will give piano.
forte recital at the Salt Lake theatre
Saturday evening. Feb. 2. Tickets 80
cents. On sale at Clayton Music store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Mrs. 7. e Hubbard entertained the
ladies of the Woman's Anthenaeum OF
Park City at the home on Main street
Monday afternoon. Mrs. L. 3. Wight
read q paper on Practical Housekeep-
ing Mrs. Il. L. Peterson also read
a paper on THE Dining Table" Mrs
T. L. Peterson will have tho ladies al
her home next week, and the lesson
will be chapter on "Austro- Hunga-
rian Life In Town and Country" and
the lesson will be conducted by Mrs
Martin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

The civic section of The Ladies' Lit
eraI.v club will hold its regular month
Iy meeting Monday, Feb. 4, at $3.50, at
the club house. Mrs. Oscar L. Cox VIII
serve tea. It was also decided to give
a rummage sale on Saturday, Feb. 2,
at the club house. for the benefit of the
section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Madame L. G.. Stout announces to
her friends and patrons that although
not under the management of the
Walker Store this season, she will con-
tinue to occupy her present dressmak-
ing parlors in their building. Rates
will be made on all work up to the
first of March.
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We have moved to 142 Main street
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
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Women $ Clubs.

The Ladies' Literary club met Fri
day afternoon for an hour or so of
study of Berlin. Mrs. G. Z. Allen gave
a talk on the city, paying especial at
tention TO the club. life as she had
found it there i'm the past few years.
Mrs. Aliens talk was listened to with
marked interest, and many points
we're brought out showing the essen
tial differences between European and
American club life for women. The
music of the afternoon was furnished
by Miss Emily Jessup, who sang two
numbers, the second as an encore;
Hugh Dougall and Mrs. Graham f.
Putnam.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Arthur Farwell OF the Wa-Wan
Press, devoted to the publication of
music by American composers, will give
lecture recital at the Ladies' Literary
club house Tuesday, Feb. s. It will be
under tho auspices of the music sec
ton of the club. Mr.. Farwell is an
authority in the field of Indian and
negro music.
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tarv. The new trustees are Mrs. Ma
than. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Bernstein.
Tho tourist section OF the Ladies
literary club will meet Tuesday at Al
O'Clock at the club house. Mrs. Allen
T. Sanford will present the topic, The
Customs and Industries Of the People
of India"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

a SKIN or Beaury IS a Joy Forever.
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Miss May Morgan entertained the
members. of the M. NJ. S. club last
Thursday evening. Miss Annie Goth
berg will entertain them next week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

william Nj. Kaufman returned
Monday from a flying trip to califor-
MIA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Miss Gladys Quayle, q member CT
the Omegas, was given a pleasant sur
prise by the club last Friday. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

a tin shower was given to Miss Ruby
slight by the Spoilers club last We'd
rosday evening. The decorations We're
verv lastly arranged, comprising hand
come bouquets of pink and white car
nations. with garlands of smilax. Mu-
sic and games furnished the guests a
very r,lea SAINT evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Miss Elvera Elder entertained n
number of friends at a musicale on
Friday evening in honor of Miss Lucy
Naloney of Pueblo, Colo. Miss Nellie
and Miss Mabel Brown assisted the
hncfeSS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Mrs. James and Nfisss Canning en-
.o~tained informally on " ednesdaH
',,'eninr AT their home on Fourth Eas
a. t,onor Of Miss Lucy Maloney OF .Pu'
h,n colo The other guests were
Ss;sses Brockbank. Harneling, Edler
S-,,antroll. Buboltz, Mabel and Mildres
T,1,t1lins Hessrs. r. Chantrou, J. Tooin
= Donohue, ]. Tanning, a. SULLIVAN
n A. and j. r. Canning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Miss Mary Winn and her niece. Miss
piock of St. Louis. are here with the
No Pollock children, and are In the
Do~ney home on Eighth East street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Siegel entertained
NVI,liam H.fCrane at luncheon at the
Alta club on Thursday.
=
THE I. w. r. Sewing club net last
Monday with the Misses Mary ana
Gertie Brooks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Mr.: and Mrs Il. L. Godbe left Mon
~ last with four OF their children for
Aay OF some months In Los Angeles
r.. <b. Wstcher will leave today for
~ where he will be joined within the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. S. Murphy enter
tained number OF their friends last
evening at a house warming I'm their
hew home on Second and ] streets
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-09

en- el martinete de la vida. Sus hon
das. .vibraciones, como de hoja de ace
70 que hace sangre y lanza chispazos,
ataca- los nervios de los espectadores,
sensibles la fccion, quiza in.en
sibles la realidad. Ell drama senti-
mental, .el de pasiones 6 desdichas
conmovedoras, arranca lagrimas ino-
portunas. La alta coined ia de fondo
de problema moral 6 social, obliga al
ejercicio de la raz6n, y no es higieni-
co pensar nj discurrir despues de CO.
mer. Y compass de este apoca-
miento del espectador. sc han apoca-
do los actores y cal]ado los que ate
rraban, cOnmovlan 8 exa1ta ban. Los
que quedan todav1a con empuie no
tienen materia nj OCCASION para empu.
jar Ell servicio de incendios, preca-
vidamente introducido, ha ale iado Ell
fuego de los escenarios. En- ellos
Sc oye solo charlas frlas. susurroS de
murmuracion de las comadres. Sc
van los comediantes y las obras que,
con cuatro trapos para todo su reper-
torio, y dos telones viejos, y seis si-
Has descoloridas, revolucionaban &
lospueblos V encend1an n la multitud.
Y vino el reinado artistico de la mo-
dista, del joyero, del mueblista. El
escenario Sc convierte en- exposition
de Industries y escaparate de chit
cherias, y la gente acude. no para Or,
sino para yer el traje, la tela, la joya,
el mueble, Ell saloncito bien decorado,
Ia mesa bian ,,,1eCta
LILO habeis visto? Pues ;por que
sorprenderse del hallazgo? Ali es-
taba el p1blico-mujer bajo el habito
del hombre.
Y en- ese p1blico entra todo estan
todOs la socledad entera, 10 Ito y 10
bajo y 10 mediano, 10 inteligente y
10 ininteligente, 10 quito y 10 tosco;
toda Ell alma de una gen cion hem
bra metida EN- el ropaje hombruno.
cPor que, pues, ha de sorprender-
nos el descubrimiento del hom bre-
mujer2
ENgeniO SeIifs.
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Buena noticia

En- el antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazaar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de r. non.es, SO acaba Dc
recibir TIN immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses franceses, los que
ofrece su numerosa ciientela y al
publico en-. general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay TN ex-
tenso surtido de elegantes trajes, LOO
que Sc detallan desde 81 q $I4. Cuen-
a tambitn cl Bazar con TN surtido Dc
abri2os para caballeros y ni{1os, propiea
para vjajes, gorras, canisas, cuellos,
puiio4 tirantes, cinttrones. ligas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, medias, y muckos
mas artlculos del rano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-09
FL HOMBRE-MUJER

ol1o uOH TGuTO CalQeTOn como Ell
centauro 6 la sirena de la leyenda
clasica?
eSe trata de fenome nos fsiologicos,
mitad hem bra, mitad macho como los
de barraca de feria2
Tratase de case mas sencillo ia
Gil: de mujeres que vivian bajo la
capa 9 el pantat5n del hombre. No
hay, pues, un cspricho de la natura-
leza; hay un capricho del traie puro
dlSfraz Carnavale SEQ.
Y por clio volvemos a preguntar
cpor que ha sorprenddo el hallazgo?
No es grande novedad, y alguna vez
habian de ser descubiertos esos seres
cuya existencia sc iba, 81 no viendo,
sintiendo palpando en- el novinien.
to com1n de la mecanica social. Ell
fenomeno es de orden psicol6gico y
cuenta muchos amos de vida extensa y
pr0spera.
Mientras la mujer pide los dere-
chos del hombre, Ell hombre toma las
costumbres de la muicr, correspon-
diendose y casandose logicamente el
feminismo con el afeminamiento,
porque para resta ablecer la ley natu-
raj del seXo. 81 1a muier Sc hace
var6n, el var6n tiene que hacerse
VarOna.
Mirad alrededor y verGis por todas
parties Ell alma hembra alojada en-
cuerpcs machos.
Hasta la figura corporal, la escul-
tura humana, mueStra eSe truecO de
las condolences OroaniCas.
We'd 4 esos jovenes de rostro afei-
tado y cabellera larga, como 81 ana
diesen a ella el pelo que Sc quitan
de las barbas, Parecen efgies de
nuestro siglo rasurado, el d6cimocta-
vo, que fuG el siglo de la impotencia
y del prosaismo de- la hojera inte-
lectual y politica.
Mejor que las 2eneraciones de
barba hirsuta 8 mostacho retOrcido
~que pasearon triunfantes nuestras
armas Y nuestras artes por el mundo
sc asemejan a las gentecillas pacata 5
de aquel slglo, gObernado per bachi-
Heres, abates, sacristanes y marisabi-
dillas del precios ismo rid1culo.
We'd su paso, menudo y corto como
ST lleVaran el embarazo de las faldas
rnuierieoas. s11s adenanes b1and1,-
chos sns oestoe sr1 vast;nenta sn
peinado de raya partida. ca1do sus
sienes a modo de bucles; todo anna
danado, indolente, ldclo, como su pa
labra sin brio y sus ideas sin sus
tanCi ia.
Los habGis mirado? Pues cpor que
sorprenderse del descubrimiento
del hombre
Mirad ahora < r1reetra historic com.
te,nDorlnea perdimos en- nocas sA-
manas nm ;nn4r;n conon;rtado nov
ber6icas navrdor;nroc - lniras 1aIo.
1as Po1itico9 y Gi9,or}, <+icoe - ,a,r' en-
treoaron IA arJ-raza 10 ~ cor,ha-
te. al miedo de 10 o,o nn1;rra eohra.
venir or- ec - noie6o H. - snnlrs
tlci6n femenina
Y 1reoo sionen oohA~nando 1oe
asus+adi2oe 1nS fa1ac9e los bah1odo-
res 4 ouienes Sc les va IA fnrrzq nor
la lenqua. los Drontos en- e1 promoter
v t0rn3dizos en- Il cnmnIir rondicio-
mes t0das de nat11r4lelqs feneninas
mas aDtas para e1 ooce t~a0o17,I0 .
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