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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
WANT PUPILS LIMITED
THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
THINKS ONE TEACHER
SHOULD HAVE FEWER

Some time since Mrs. Niblack,
county superintendent, wrote 10
State Superintendent Cameron ask
ing II there was any law on the
statute books Of Oklahoma which
limited the number of pupils 10 be
allotted to each teacher, and stating
her opinion that something should
he done in this matter. Mrs Niblack
has just received a communication
from Mr.. Cameron in which he urges
her to confer with the teachers OF
Carter county on the subject and
make suggestions which may lead
20 the passage of such a law. Those
who have seen the evils arising from
one teacher being required 10 train
forty, fifty, even sixty young MINDS
with no assistance, will certainly
agree that It is time something was
done. No educator. no intelligent
parent but can he sure OF this.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
MAIL ORDER DECEPTION
JEWELER PUTS SOME BRASS
WATCHES IN HIS WINDOW
PURCHASED FOR GOLD

\ local icvclcr in southern
state has put iu q good stroke oi
business by placing iu his show
window four dozen brass watches
that have been bought hy The people
Of his town and vicinity for gold. or
at any rate something better than
brass. and putting mp by them a card
reading as follows:
These all came from mail order
houses Get smart send your money
to mail order houses and get treat
ed the same way"
II is amazing what an amount Of
money goes ont of every state TO
these mail order houses. In jowclry
the frauds are great, because more
advertising is done along this line.
and the deception Is easier rhc APP.
peal 10 that weakness in human ma
turc which wants tu get something
for nothing IS strong and brings
response u seems as though people
viii never learn the lesson that ho
who offers to do business by giving
things away is fraud ON the face ol
The thing Buf. as is we'll suggested
how Go these houses get their goods
before the public. and secure the
returns they do? Why, by advortis.
Ing. as the home merchant won't do
They know what brings IN the bust
ness. You cant fool them.
What is the purpose of advortis.
ing? To create business Nud after
the business has been created the ad
vcrtisng holds 81 together and in
crcascs IT, Advertising IS the mer.
chants fertilizer. Suppose a farmer
said, "Oh we'll don't see any use
In putting fertilizer on my land !
think it will bring me a pretty good
crop without Il; and It does cost
so much to always be putting It on
the ground" What Is the result?
Either there is a crop SO poor that it
is not worth gathering, or, in some
cases, the seed rots I'm the ground
and never terminates. Just so It Is
with n stock of goods that Is never
advertised. The sales are few, the
customers pass on to the other mer-
chant who advcr'ises or. maybe, the
merchant never even begins to make
sales
| And there are some merchants who
never will own up to IT. They will
| attributed ehir lack of business "a
any thing rather tnan to their failure
to advertise. Trying to make black
white or the assertion that water
runs up hill would he about as smart
! performances as this denial on the
merchants part. II there is any
| farmer In Carter county who has
failed 10 do everything he could tc
/ enrich his ground before planting
/ his crops he would certainly adm!t
that the ground was not fertilizet
/ properly. Just try them and see. ON
farmers are generally supposed tC
have good common sense, common
horse sense at least It takes Il #
their business, as well as in any
other.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
THAT BOND ISSUE,
Committee and Council Have Not
Held Joint Session.

''N'N SN''N 9NoolbIl
The committee Of citizens and the
city council has not held their joint
meeting agreed upon at the mass
meeting recently held at the city han
w. F. Wilmington and w. +. War
rem, two Of the members of the cIti
zcns' committee are serving on The
grand jury and Mayor Pennington
has been absent from the city a part
Of the time. An effort will be made
to get the committees together AZ
once when bond issue viii be agreed
upon. Those who favor the issue of
bonds want TO see the committee and
the council meet at once and agree
upon the amount TO be called for.
Mayor Pennington has called a
meeting for tonight at 7:3O at the
city hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

STOLEN On Saturday night, Dec.
18th, $ij saddle, weighs about i5
pounds, has two As on tack I'm
the top of the horn and other As
about over the saddle, has double
Tenders and has been used about
three years, skirt corners are round
ing saddle was made by Price
Bros, Graham, Texas. ! will pay S25
for the return Of the saddle, and
$50 for the arrest and conviction
of thief. Address j, II. Ritter, Dixie
Okla 17-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
Helena Vaudeville Shows.

The Bynum building has been leas-
ed during the holidays to the Helena
Vaudeville Shows. The company is
here now and will arrange to open
their doors at once. The manager
stated that he had some very pleas.
ing shows and that frequent changes
in the cast would add interest to the
performance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
oklahoma's Coat OF Arms.

Washington, Dec. l7.-Oklahoma's
official coat of arms was placed in
the reading room Of the congression.
al library along with those of other
states today, upon the request Of
Senator owen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
PERSONALS

Edgar Poe. son Of Nj aad Mrs.
John Poe. left today for Kentucky.
where he will spend the winter with
relatives
Mrs u c. Tctcr and Miss Grace
Catron OF Tishomingo were in the
city yesterday doing their Christ
mas shopping
I u W Quinn and wife Of Nuskceoc
were in town this morning
Henry Cooper OF SHclyr is in town
ON business
:. II Davis of Lindsay IS in town
today.
J. \. Hinson Of oklahoma City was
an Ardmorc visitor this morning
MIR. and Mrs Pierre B. Davis o,
Minneapolis, MINI. are in the city
visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Gates.
Mr. Davis is brother to Mrs.
Gates
Jim and Whit Carroll Of Brock
were in town today with their FAINT
/ lies on n shopping expedition.
DR.. c. +. Sullivan is in the city
today from Lone Grove
w. j. Tippit guard Of the city
lake, was at city headquarters tins
morning. lie reports very few ducks
on the city lake and the revenue
arising from the hunting privilege
this month amounted 20 only $500.
He says there arc plenty Of fish In
the lake and they arc biting well
H. b. Sandcrsou, an abstractor OF
aNTrictta. IS m the city today.
Mr. and Mrs John T. Millar Of
Norman, Okla. are in the city visit
ing with their sister. Mrs. II. Is
Sanderson. Mr. Millar is the mayor
Of the university town.
Attorney r. G.. Chambers is in the
city today from Oklahoma City.
s. r. Bledsoe, general attorney for
the Santa Fe in Oklahoma is IN the
city from Guthrie
w. a. Easley is an Ardmore visitor
| from Gainesville.
w. II. Doyle, a Rock Island man
from IIailoyville was in the city yes
terday visiting with his friend and
| former railroad man. J. NJ. Zike,
president OF the Ardmore Dry Goods
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Davis are pre-.
pairing TO leave Ardmore on n visit
about the first of the year. They
will first go TO Albuquerque, New
/ Mexico. From there they will prob
ably visit Mexico. Mrs. Davis has
been in very poor health for some
time and the trip to the west is
made to benefit her.
y. Mcbride is in the city today
from Purcell.
S. II. Davis OF Lindsay is an Ard
more visitor.
Sidney f. Cockrell has returned
from visit of a month with his
parents in Balinger, Texas He went
home sick and spent sixteen days in
bed with fcver. He reports that
. Balllngcr will buy from wagons this
year 10000 bales OF cotton and thar
business conditions in that portion OF
the Lone Star State are good
Constable j. II. billiard was in IN,
city from Hewitt. He brought IN elgn
witnesses to apepar before the grant
jury He is investigating gamhlin.
and whisky selling in his section o
the county.
Justice of the ePace George Collins
was in the city today from Check
County Attorney James II, Mathert
has returned from a business trip I,
Marietta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
The Best of All
Urge Approval Of Charter.

Mayor Pennington says he has not
received any official notice from the
governor acknowledging receipt of the
charter the proof Of publication and
the vote. The affidavit OF publication
was sent by registered mail on the
18th and was received by the gov.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
Thousand Barrel We'll at Tulsa.

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 16.-The Little
Rock Oil company drilled in thous'
and-barrel well on their lease in the
north Tulsa field this morning The
property is just north of the Alpine
companys lease and shows that the
direction of the pool is further north
than was at first thought,
The latter company has eight wells
now in good all the time for a tre.
mendous volume of oil, One $4,000
barrel tank was filled within 20 days
and contracts have been let for five
more tanks of the same capacity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

WE DON'T Know MUCH
ABOUT THE CONRAD COM
PANY, but it has as good a
reputation as any Monte Cristo
Company on the road, and will
doubtless present the great
melodrama TO the satisfaction
Of all theatre-goers. Conrad
guarantees the attraction and
he says he will give you
"YOUR MONEYS WORTH,
OR YOUR MONEY BACK"
"Monte Cristo" is one of the
greatest plays and like east
Lynne" and "Uncle Toms
Cabin" will live forever, hav-
ing won a place in the affec-
tions of the theatre going
public. The play possesses
the same drawing power that
greeted it's initial production.
From a dramatic standpoint,
no play excels it and the Sit
uations are sensational to a
degree.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

Yates Center, Kan, Sept. rs, 1908
After my doctors gave me up to Gie
Halls Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble. II Is the
best medicine on earth. Mrs. II. S
Johnson. Sold by all druggists D&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

Tsc Mothers Club Of the third
ward will meet in the High School
building tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
The subject will be physical culture,
and the leader will be- Miss Grace
Williams. Responses 10 roll call will
be on current events. An invitation is
extended to the general public. The
club is using every effort to interest
the mothers of the ward. For that
purpose ami to aid and help all moth
ers of Ardmore. these clubs have been
formed The mothers task is the high
est, holiest, the most difficult in this
world. No woman ever yet learned
too much about being a good mother,
no matter how well she may be vers-
ed in the history Of the early Romans
or The mysteries OF Battcnbcrg. Let
every mother who can possibly do so
without ncglcctiug home duties attend
these meetings of the different Moth.
I crs' Clubs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
SOCIETY

The dance given hy the N1tccs
yesterday evening was sr enjoyable
occasion. The young people present
were there to have q good time and
certainly had it The following
Young ladies and gentlemen with
their chaporuucs, took part
Misses Audrey Collins. Npll FREQ
man. Roa Rodgers rnl Kendall.
IuHe Gcrtls. Bertha Booth. Matte
Chancellor Anna Rodgers Katherine
Wtks, Mis- brock MISS Bryant
Also Mr. and Mrs Goodman Mrs
Rodgers. Ncssrs. Jim 1tgbt Lloyd
Hauvav Leo Harris. Coon Barnes.
md HUl. Don Russell EMERSON Al.
kins. f. Frohoff. Joe McLcmorc Dan
Young. Manfred Baum i n Suy.
der. =. 4. Banker and S. s. Uarkcr
Music by Denton \ Woolridrc col
orcd orchestra.
MI ElLs and their wives lre cor
o''I'\ '"''''u 10 "'''"' '"' '"""-
'"'o''S "'n'' Fr''"N '''"'"-.
..
There will be reunion of the
,t,sop r,u,u,. i, tho r.,r nitur. if
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
robson OPERA HOUSE, SAT-, DEC. 10

ernor on the 10th, II IS probable that
a committee will be sent to Guthrie
to urge the governor to take imme-
diate action on the charter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

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Mrs Martha Hays is here from
Wyuucwooi 10 spend the holidays
with relatives.
The Forndalo Review Club met yes
terday evening with Miss Bculah
Tr.mble Tho lesson of the day was
on Turkey. \ most amusing paper
on Turkish Baths" was contributed
by Mrs. Miller. Quite an interesting
account Of certain Turkish Customs
was read by Mrs. Vina Douglas. Two
fine piano solos were given by Miss
Trimblc, the hostess Of the day. The
meeting was highly instructive as
well as pleasant. Some of the mem.
bers were absent and their presence
was greatly regretted but those who
did attend s'rove TO be "a host in
themselves
Miss Bertha Burrow a charming
young lady Of Gale, OKLA. is in the
city, the guest Of Mrs. F. B. Jones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
It's A Wonderful
Story.

THE STORY DUMAS Fred g. Conads theatrical Monte
Cristo will visit this city week or two
EVERYBODY IN TOWN WILL WANT TO SEE THE PLAY,
but to paper advises reading Of the novel before
the theatrical production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

his errands, forget his meals
while following the hero
through the trials and triumphs
Of that herO's career.
MONTE CRlSTO, NOT THE
REAL MONTE WHO LIVED
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
THEATRE TALK NO. !.

DID YoUEvER READ THE STORY OF MONTE CRIST02 It's
Of that the boy who starts read
should with his mother because in nine out
ten will forget carry the coa forget to perform
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

BUY YOUR slLVERWARE fos
HOLIDAY GIFTS FROM
STEVENS, KENNERlY &
1877 sPRAGiEs co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

MI Elhs and their vIyo- are cor
daily invited to attend the Young
Ladies dance Friday ,youul
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

The Mothers Club of tine Fourth
ward will not meet Friday after.
noon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-20
SUCESOS
COMENTOS.
Panama y la opinion pdblica en- los
EStadOs UnidOs.
Ode mueutros cables de la ssmana }

]
Ea obiato de viviaimo intaE6g el seEgo
gus va tomando el asunto de Las obraB
del iRtmO de Psnsma.
Las deCiavRai0n8a del BefioP VGEill& en
81 momonto migmo del daFFumbe de liz
repraBs d8 Gatlip, ha causado en- lR OPT
ni6n p6blica cisEt8 aPEehensi6D F9cslo,
gus pusda gsr oRuB8 do graves Complica
clones intsrB&s.
EI pFa8identO Roogsvs}t 10 ha compEan'
dido aBf, = ants Ia gFavedad de loE Successes,
Ga pFepaER pToced0E con tod8 Ia engEgta
Que lsa ciFcunBta nciag exigao. Y nj efso'
to, h8 sRsidO uua comiei6n invssGiga dora,
ls cual tendrG gus pr0santAr un nainuciaBO
tEsbBjo de exdm0n RoaFca dc Ian oAugaB
qpa hsn notivado sl deaaHtrs, al cusl rs'
pFrBonta la p6Fdida Dc una gsRD Huma do
orc y de tempo.
Como 90 de BuponGFge, qua Isg GaugsB
OriginRFiAR de agGa sucego. puad8n stribujF'
Bs q impPevisj6n ds l0B t6Cniens an oil aus
Isis lda Les tisEFse, 8 sn eli o6loulo en-
al trazado de Ios pianos de las rsfsridss
obTRB.
POFo la opinion pdblica no oculEa Eu
inquietUd, temsFoRa de que tEas de eats ia
Cidante ga muestFen sCaso graves Buceaos
producidoB por 10 impFsvisi6n Ia fats do
tRCto an Ia Inversion de Los dinsEoB dc la
naoi6n.
Muy fcaEcos ost6n IoB eso6ndaloB que
t~visEon IugaF durauta Ia RdmiuiGtEaci6n
franceBR On diohaB obFaB,
AqueIlOs vsTgongoBos haChos faaFon
llevRdoB los altos tvibunRIeS de ls Ma
ci6D, Guy0 rGEult8do fu6 al pEooasamisn'
to dc mas de Glen diputRdos y vaiRga sa'
nRdorsB, RcuaadoB da msnejoB cEiminAles.
EntV8 LOS pEimeRos figurRban loB diatiogui'
dos abogadoB ReinaCh AEton, quians1
40 BuioidsEon en- Ia prisl6o, Lssgep8,
i Iiamado por sua concindadAnos tel gEan
ftancSa'' pas6 pur el doloE da una oondsns
de aiils de- presidio, que no lleg6 & cum
p|if; non t4rEibIa depression mOsRl la AFTan
CO lA yida, avit&adoie 81 Ruftimisnto di
&qUoI oastigQ, de Cuyo delito sra inooento,
Da sqal, i@ intranquilidad Gel pueblo
4 qua psgeos disp 1nerEe p9diT cusnta joa
h9mbreg On CuyRB maUos 8at& iRlAdministEa
| Ci6D do la magma empgess.
Experiences al d8sRrFoIDo de egta pToceic
I qU8 promet8 R8r mUy intsTes&ute.
El pREtido dem6crsts, por ga parts, 81
diBpon0, una vsz 90 hsgR pdblioo el Eucssc
con GodoB aus cstaIleH, & smpTsnder upa
vigoroGR campafis para demostTRr los au
CsBiv0g fraoRsoB de Ia administration Es
pubIioaps.
4 RT7YYER
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La AGONIA De La VIRGEN.

ssmejanEs con 81 pGlido rostro de la snEsr
ma. ST. amboa tsnfan Go 20 f faonomfa Ia
expEsSi6u t'ists y Eeaigqada do los marti'
TsB.
Al pie del Cruciijo, Marfg, Jos6, IL
MBgdalsnR, IsvanEab&n Bu loirada anhe-
IsnSa y aufrida hacia al iCFiato, al pi6
daL lscho, les padres dala 8rfsRma y una
Hsrmana de 10 CaFidad, oRllndog, ailsnCio.
sos, sin TsSpirGE panag, aVissad0 ol mss
mfaimo rufdo, vslAban 4 10 viEgsnOita de
los RuafioB doFsdOs del poets, qua come
CFisto, inctinaba su oabezs refsjando On
au FoOtro la FsaignaCi6n y ioH dolores de So
pFolopgAda Rgonfs.
Al tFav6s del cristal de lie vsntanilla,
divis6baBs al briIlo de laE luceB el6ctricas
do Ia Oalle.
En- 10 alto de Ia terra do unR ospiIIa
oorcenR, Bon6 81 Argsluay Iaa notas pls'
1ideFaB y tEistos 6e lss CarnpsnRH, infiltr&
Eonae, 8inaulB1do con EuB yibEasiouas en- d
6mbit3 de 10 pequsfia hab&aci6n oscurs,
Ice aleteog do lR mue3te.
La HeEmanR de- II OGFidad r6yos8 de
EodlliaB sanTiguAndoss. Una ljgara con-
mooi6n del lucho, denuOci6 IN o4tFeneci
mispto do Ia erfsrma. Los padrep Es hosr'
cagon & vGEla. Hsbf8 alberto IoB oioa;
aquelIos h9rmcUoB ejos nFgroB qus habfan
ssGnci1o tantos hombIss aaEGbR1 bei
l!anteE; u0a l6gEimB IoH habfR hRmsdscidc,
mirabRn flog "a mGdTR. 60 laDga8 mas
pore2oss que nunoa, hamedaci6 poT Ultima
vtz Gus labios, Rquelloa lebioB vfrganen
qQs meFfan gin pTobBx Las daliciaB del
amoT....., 7 otFG oonm5ci6n DO Ia cams
denunci6 IN gPguudo astEsmsCimisnto de
lB eDfsImB'
LR luz mortscin1 ds Ia lampaxiila, c2mo
hscieudo m safaRyzo supreme, bgiil6 mas
que nu0Oa hsCiendo rolUoiF los cEiBEalsg,
ei barniz de los mueblss, Ell n6car do 10
CANA. La faz lfvida = ojeRosB del Cr1sto
Cruoifoada. vo'vi6 ; ca 2agacaT entra Lao
tiDieblaE; las 8RntRB Mnjsraa y san Joa6,
Ufgaian schsdaB 81 pie do Ia cruz implo,
Fsndo, al pie dol lech do 10 eufa1ma, tam
bi6n do Fo1i'lAE, loS padres y ls Religious
orsbBn....
LB HeEm81R 80 lsvant6 traYsn3o una
vela 80cendids que pus3 al pie del leoho.
Aquella llamR, mayor que Ia do Ia Tampa.
rilis del Rosite; bsn6 81 F1Btro de 10 OF feE.
ma, que estsbs bl21co, Ifvi3o, trangparo2.
ts. Rus ojoB seguian muy abisEtos, tij78,
nauy fj0", con Ia inmoviiTdRd pataYal dc
laa cnsaU muertsE; por so baca entreabisr-
! ts, lG blauCuzs de aus dieDtes ReBelsaha
bejo al amoratado fando da sus Ishiop,
por 90 que entEs 70 no RparsOfs 10 lsngua,
= ICa que "a sstsban inm6viles, tFapquflos,
! con esa tFsnqui!idad del mar, 6aaou6s qua
Ia ?ucha Del nfufrago hs ossado con 50
! muarts,
La Ultima cempanada del Augsluu
anupciando ls mueTts do! dis, vibr6 3an'
i tEo do IL habitaoi6a cen mas fasTzs, repar
ousisndo y extiDgui6adoss lsotsmantO. / a
luz de ls lAmpaFilIa dc atsita apsg6ga, do
naparooiondo Ia fas lfvida oJsEoss del
! Cyiato.
/ La virgencita Do lon gutnoa doradcu del
! poats exhal6 Bu Il timo auspigc ...... 80
! alma vo!o al cieIo, Robra lee ondas aonorsn
| dc ls Ultima oampahada del ApgsguB
/ C. AsemiO.
| FabraFo 1905
(Da1 IihTO CtFIOractO0innfn
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BancO Territorial y AgricOla de P. R.
S retarGG.

Hsbi6ndoss eatEavlsdo el RasguRrdo
n6m. 48, Dc cjnco accionea "a. EeTip de
estR GocIsdad, ndmsros 6 238 81 6 242
inacrito nombrs de don 8sTgio Povsn-
tud; petici6a de pasts intereua1a 30 haCs
conStaE, PaEs q3s, ai dsspu6s dc tganscu.
EFidca dcu uegas dssds Ia pEimsEa publ.
cac'6n de- ests auunoio no 90 pEeVsntara re-.
Clamaoi61 de tsFcsg0, queda ol Bsnco ii.
bFe &c FsSponGabi'idsd expidi6adoss IN
nuevc RwguaT3o.
Lo quo Bs hscs pdbiico para conoci.
miento dc aquslIos quisnss puads icts'
EessE. aaa Juan. P. r. 18, Dicismbrs do
1908 E! SeorstArio ?. Rocsfozt. FL
Director Gsrsnts. R. Castro Coz ,laz.
3V,R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-20
Ell hOmbre-m mono.
LO que encOntr0 Ell ell interior de
las tierras de Sarimanda ell ca
pitan Yieheli,
Una negra de BOrneO tenia en- Sus
brazOs eli mas extrano de los
S0PGS.
S0PGS.

Paris, DicismbEs 1o,-Son oonooidaa
Iaa inteTOBantaB oontrovsEBiaa que haa egi'
tado 81 mundo Ciantffco BobFa Ia famoss
question dc las ssmejsnzas ent5o 81 mouo
0l hombEa gobTe ai poslbla oruzsmi3nto
de las dcB sspsCiss H8Sts ahora, todsB
Lea nREFaoionss de les visjs2os aob7a loB
v5atagoB dc goR amoFas de monoa negraa,
habisn side Eeleg 4dsB al range dc lss f1'
bu'aB; psFo pscgcs que gsl sx ,sptioiamo no
tien0 IN raz60 dc asE y gus por fa po'
ssemos u9 ej8mplaF sut6Dtico do eBos BaFes
Esputad0s imsginsEiCs.
Ser1a quizEs t8maTREio pE3Daaciaess de-
manera dsf0iEiva &0tsB do Gus uns indi'
gstoriG cientfGca haya Coptrola6o ell vsIor
de los Alegasos Eeoeji3os & prop6siso del
hombTa mono. Da Godoa moGog, hs aQ2f
10 qus hsmoB podido BabaI:
En- 81 mes de Julio dltimo, uQ buqua
italiGno, Ia PiOvF0. a. mando dsl ca stan
VishSli, fac obligado, para hacny osrb6n,
& tocar sn 3BTimsuds. p2sesi6a ho!ana8as.
El capit6n Aoom pan sdo poE slg1nos h9m,
bT8P, psnetT6 sn al iotsgicr de las tiaFFsB'
Dsspu6s 6s v8Ti8s hoEaa de m3Fcha, ei pa'
queflo dsstscam8nbo enc0ntr6 UnR ntgrs
dS BoFnE0 que tsufa an aus bgsz2B y le da'
ba de mamar 81 ms sxtrafio de los saYes.
La C&bezs prega0tsb2 una Rps7ia0cis
simissca, no3ifcs3a uolamenga por ogeiss
humsnA'; peyo ellis rsmsbS ar Caerp9 en-
teTam, n5s deEpFovisto de ve!los sin min
gunss sF&2zS de rab0. Los pies las rns'
nos estRban coDfoEm&dcB exactamsuts co.
mo miembFos humRnoE. 81 orkneo depri.
mido, CubriaBa de un pslo sx&cto ri d. los
negFoG craSpo = Corto La Esuui6n, ca IN
SOLO iudividuo, de sIos raggos contradicto'
RIGS, hiFi6 tan vivEmante los tripu' anses
do ls PiOUra qua le hicieEon Ia n8gga
veFiRs prkgantRs BrbFe el ser hlbFi3o gus
sstRbs amsmsntsndo. Ells Iag dscleE6
que habi6adogs psrdi5o uns nochs en- Ia
foresta, On gorilla lie habfa sorprsndido y
que ella hsbfa tsnido que Hufcir 90 bratsl
abTszo. On vkstsgo naci6 de aBoB foEtu.'
ton Rmorss: eI nii1O memo que tsnfs en- los
brazog.
EEstG uaFEaci6n inhGm6 Ii cuEfoBidad dol
Cspitfn, quiOn hizo tanto hRBta que 10 me-
gEa % decide v9ndsrls 81 a6E fant6Htioo.
CUidRdoG OBpGCialOIi nB8guEaEon duERnto