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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
: Far and Wide
Democratic Leaders

There is no more hopeful sign for
the Democratic party than the char
acter of the new leaders who are COM
ing to the front. Thomas Marshall of
Indiana, Judson Harmon of Ohio, and
John A. Johnson of Minnesota were
not elected to the governorship of their
states by accident. They are men of
proved character and capacity.-Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

Popular concerts for the children of
the public schools will be a most COM
mendable educational feature in the life
Of Los Angeles. The national leader
ship in music is ours for the taking.
Even cities which are somewhat jeal-
Gus of the commercial and Industrial
progress of Los Angeles graciously ad-
NIT It may be made the art center Of
the western hemisphere.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

The real stars Of Star day win be the
generous citizens who will remember
the merit of the Bethlehem Institute,
and will show their appreciation of it's
value to the community by buying
stars. On Star day be star buyer.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

Coal mining is a California industry
with undeveloped and unguessable pos
sibilities. People who probably know
what they are talking about are re-
responsible for the statement that coal
mining is within the practical industrial
scope of this state, and abundant pay
coal is in existence.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

That Japanese who is going around
the country prophesying war should be
used in an experiment with war bal
loon. Put him in the basket with pro-
visions for a months sky scraping, and
turn him loose among the stars.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

Republicans are anxious Mr.. Bryan
should become an evangelist. This ex-
hibition by Republicans of concern as
to their future welfare is both astonish-
ing and gratifying. There is hope for
them vet
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Progressive Aslninlty

DR.. Osler announces that sooner or
later the force of habit becomes ire
sistible. The doctor is the gentleman
who suggested that men at the age of
forty years should be made away with.
He further says that Keats was a
lunatic. Before he gets through, the
doctor will safely write himself down
an ass.-Fresno Herald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

When the swallows homeward fly,
and the eastern leaves begin to turn,
the hobos come to Los Angeles. Owing
to hard times in the east the hobo army
has been recruited until its marching
strength is bigger than ever before.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORIUM--Dark
MAsON-Dark.
BFIAsCO-"Madam Butterfly" and The
Critic"
GRAND-''The HoneymOOners'
BURBANK-"Zaza."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOS MISUNDERSTANDING.
PEOPLE'S-"The Rocky Mountain Express
FTSCHERS-"A Day at Arcadia.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
UNIQUE-'Fun on the Santa Rosa"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
The State Press
Wholesale and Retail

At Berkeley last Wednesday Sue
jino Nakakuma, a japanese poolroom
keeper, was fined 500 for maintaining
a gambling resort. At Emeryville to-
day something like 5000 persons clus-
tered about the betting booths to lay
pools on the races. This illustrated the
difference between retail and whole
sale gambling.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

An electric dredger, launched at Long
Beach, is the first of the big fleet of
steel hull vessels that will be built on
the Pacific coast, south of San Fran
cisco, and will help establish the indus
trial supremacy of Southern California.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Busy Bakersfield

Every small farmer is a business
asset, not for this year, but for all
time; our oil fields are permanent
wealth producers, at least so far as this
generation is concerned. Bakersfield is
going to have not only one prosperous
year, but many of them.-Bakersfel
Californian.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

Kaiser Wilhelm says: Il win go my
way" Yes, if he persists in combating
German sentiment in favor Of popular
government he will probably go his
way.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

OF course, If the deposits of the ma
tional banks of the United states and
those in the banks of the United King
dom were reduced to per capita
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Matrimonial Tonic

A Wisconsin woman, while address,
ing the State Federation of Women's
clubs, was called out and married, and
then returned and finished her speech.
1t is said that the last part of the ad-
dress had much more virility in it than
the first part.-Sacramento Union.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Will Survive

OF course, they will be handicapped,
but nature and the energy and intel
ligence of the American people will be
able to survive even four years more of
Republican misrule at Washington
Buffalo Courier
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Two Live Senators

If New York should send Roosevelt
to the senate, and Nebraska send
Bryan, they would make some of those
solemn and prehistoric statesmen sit
up and take notice.-Kansas City
Times
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
strenuoslty

II wonder what the president would
have done at Pompeii when it rained
hot ashes and molten Laval" "Seized
the occasion, in all probability, to go
for a nice walk -Louisville Courier
Journal.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Name the Ranches

The California Cultivator advocates
the naming of ranches. This is an idea
that is a good one and one that is
growing in popularity. Fillmore
Herald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
only a Dream

The Outlook announces that with
Roosevelt's connection with the paper
it's editorial policy Will not change.
That sweet dream will last until day
or so after March 5.-New York World.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Rocky Enthusiastic

"John d. goes to work." says a news
paper headline. Gee, but that Taft
victory has Fingered things up!-
washington Herald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
Riverside Trees

In one respect it is possible for River
side to be a world-beater and we have
hit upon the way. It's trees.-Colton
Chronicle.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
The Public Letter Box

publication
for
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

Considering the climax of Charles
w. Morse, nobody would like to be the
ice man.-Baltimore Sun.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
May Be Drug

After spending more than seventy
days in securing jury the Ruef trial
is now in progress. However, 1t is
stated that the case may be drug along
until Christmas.-Tulare Advance.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

In it's next incarnation the big stick
win be q blue pencil. Tran
scriDt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-23
S; I OF
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Tanning. ], P.
Field. .; p; ,r,.st
First Baptist Church
First CONGREGATIONAL Chureh
First Pre-. oyterian Church
4 Fitzgerald. "A. l.:
Fitzpatrick, Is 3.
Flohn. Miss Eta,
Floodauist, Miss Antonio
Y Ford. VIM.
Irrankeu. J. Il
Frantz. Mrs. w.
Freeman. H. j. Il.
Garnctt. Z. M.
Gerber. a. j.
Gleason. N a.
Gothberg. Miss Annie
Graham, Miss Rhoda
Greening. Miss Olivia
Griffith, r.
Hackstahl. Z.
Hammer. M.
Hnnauer, NJ. S.
Hansen. w. j.
Hancock, Miss Kate
IIanes, Mrs. j. w.
Harrison. ]. b.
Harrison. j. n.
Harris, Miss Ida
Harmon. Miss Carrie
Have, Miss Nettie
Hnzen, Miss Mamie
Heath. NJ. II, Church
Heath, w. u.
Heading. Miss Sophia S.
Hewett. G. C.
Hicks. w. u.
Hochstnhl. Miss Wilhclmina
Hollister. Miss Lillian NJ,
Holy Cross Hospital
Hopkinson, Miss Clara
Howson. Miss Ina
Horn, Nate
Hughy. d. r.
Jackson. Miss Sarah
Jamison. i. A.
James, Lyle
James. John
Janson, Gustav Olaf
Jessup. r. c.
Johnson. Q. W.
Jones, A. II.
Jones. Fred 3.
Jorgensen, Miss Catherine
Jordon, Mrs. G. II. {.
Judge. Miners Home.
Kane. NJ. a..
Keddington. L.
Kelly, +. G.
Kelly. Miss Irene
Kent, Chas.
Kllleen. James w.
kiluball.. +. p.
King, NJ. r.
King, Marcella
Klingman. Miss ezra
Ktrmnn. Miss Lulu
knights OF Columbus
knappen, Miss Eftle
Knowlton, Lynne
Knowles. G. G..
larsen, Miss Rhoda Il.
Lamson. Miss Crissey
Lamont. II, NJ.
Land. Miss Helen NJ.
.I.andresh. Mrs, p. NJ.
Lees, Miss Luella
lehman. Miss Helen
Leimer, Mrs. c. j.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-25
Cowboy Lille
MARY Sorensen)
By J. C. WEAVER
VII.

Utah remember her we'll Many
another Of the deep San Juan have
rider and horse rushing toward headong speed Even
while they watched there would draw rein beside them Of the most
romantic figures on the
Her eyes black night and flowing back from low fore
head unconned by band comb there fell OF dark glossy
hair which while fitting framework for gypsy ea
which enclosed Her dress short barely coming to the
full with short sleeves off the plump roundness of her
might envy While bech eggings Covered her neither
from her moccasined feet prouded pair Of silver broad
touch to the Whole
favote gelding and his appings
keeping rider Surmounting black
saddle blanket embroidered in blue red and yellow was Light
The bride was likewise Of hair and was as fine specimen
,% % art STG be found Ren the w Saddle h s in
place by bukskn thongs blanket robe exposing either
sD 1@s at P was & the %o m o
ag belts the slim waist Of the n while rn e nh her
side the ivory ht Of long hunting knife exposed from its
This was cGwbo Lille Of the most noted characters OF
Shea Jane and Cowboy Kate but
by her real which Mary soresen the daughter OF
She was country literally grew up
her they became the very slaves Of her will If there was one
thing she loved beyond all aside from her mother and sisters
could they have found
bunch Of cattle but when the roundup made
after his death the returns were far below what they previously had
range employed had been amiss duty
her duty to take this STEP There had been two brothers
the family both just younger than herself but they had died and
Mary to look after their interests.
From the first the cowboys of the
girl They admired her pluck and she quickly initiated into the
use the aat and the branding ron 1t was not long before she
When the half yearly roundup around the
proposed take the Sonsen brand would
of their proeed advice and assistance and joined
with her string of contributing expense equal
share with the That the
during the lifetime of her father for would
lie worth than
Sorensen calf and maverick the azy 81
flank placed there by the generosity of her cowboy friends
Though thrown in the reckless
commanded the due though young
caeman looked with longing the she
brooked liberties with her keeping her many lovers arms
length.
Notwithstanding this however she entered into all the
OF the and poker
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23
an Juan, Puerto-Rico Martes % de JUNO de 1905

Beruete en- la Exposition de
este ano significan el triunfo
sereno, el triunfo sin ambicion
de una vida de trabajador Quito
y critico. Case notable de ST
lencio en- las turbulencias de los
talleres de apartamiento aris-
tocratico de las luchas apasio-
nadas que solo sirven para res
tar fuerzas al arte. Alta per
sonalidad que llega a la cumbre
rodeada por la paz del respeto
bien conquistado.
FRANCISCO ACEBAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23
LOS PGIshAsTAS. q. SERUsTE

No es un jOven, V sin embar-
20. a traves de su ObTa 10 pare
ce. Ahora. en- esta exposition
10 parece mas que nunca: sc
nos reyela con uu nuevo impe
~ que no estamOs avezadOs 4
yer en- los hOmbres que rebasa-
ron los cincuenta. Case de te-
nacidad seria de cOnstancIa in
teligente.
BeTuete es un paisajista Y su
paisaje es una alta atlrmaCi0n
dc espanolismo por que ha sa-
bidO espiritualiZar, como min
2unO. los legendariOs paisajes
toledanOs. Yo no sc de Otra
ciudad espanola que tenga un
pintor tan suyo tan personal.
como 10 tiene Toledo en- Berue
te. Y despues del de Toledo
el paisaje de Madrid es su pre-
ferido. Sus cuadros son la mas
sobria v profunda realidad de
eStas dos ciudadeS.
Como tGcnico. es uno de nues-
tros grandes impresionistas; CO.
mo interprete de la naturaleza
IS un "veTita" Pinta 10 que
We. Y solo 10 que We; pero sabien.
do "ver lo que pinta. rs de
CIR que no huge de opoematicc
peTo tam POGO Sc esClaviZa a clio
Sabe que la verdad bien pinta
da va Is un pOema.
No cTeais que este nuestrC
gran palsaIista ha llegado al do
mimic de su arte. Il la maravi-
llosa tecnica que lie caracteriza.
solo pOT el estudio del modernC
impresionismo. No por cierto
la mirada dc Aureliano de Be
ruete esta como dire yo2 i'm
pregnada de velazquismo. We
lazquez es su idolO. su sOberanC
maestro.
No en- vano es el primer criti
co tecnico de Velazquez. TO
dos los que antes de el le estu
diarOn-s excluir a usti-
eTan. quien mas quien menos
eruditos. BeTuete es el prime
TO que dc I'm modo amplio estu
do la obra del glOrloso natura-
lista espanOl sObre Ia obra mis-
ma. delante dc los liGnZos. dc
tOdos los ienzos. sin excluir taI
wez n unO solo. yendo de Ma
drid 4 Londres. Y de Londres Z
Roma. Y dc Roma a San Peters
burgo. para que a ST. analisis
prodigio de sagacidad critica nc
escapara NADIA de cuanto Sc con
serva de don Diego Y ahi te
neis su libTO. su voluminosC
''Velazquez que es unO de 10:
mas dignOs monumentos que
cuenla la moderna literature cri
inca espanola.
Pues el critico y el pintor nc
caminan desacordes. Al fn J
al cabo. Velazquez fue uno dt
los pocos pintores que tuvierOr
en- otros tiempOs geniales adj
~inaciones de la moderna pin
aura de paisaJe. Para su espf-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23
1Spa6a IeStVa
FULANO, DE LA COMISION

Este es el pals mas delicioso
del mundo!
Apenas sc inicia la idea de
honrar a un seflor que invento
una fauta sin agujeros, 8 levan-
tar una estatua ecuestre a otro
que perecio en- el fuego de una
|camlseria, por salvar dos doce-
mas de calzoncillos que tenian
hechos para un senador que pa.
deCe gotta, 8 conmemorar Ell des-
cubrimiento de Villabandullo,
cuando surgen una porcion de
senOres, que nj tienen relacion
nj parentesco con el festejado, y
solo ansian fgurar para que la
opinion les crea tambien nota-
bles.
Ahora, con- motivo del Cente-
rario de la independence, an
dan por ah1 inflnidad de senores
quethablan de Daoiz como 81
fuera primo segundo suyo, de
Valerde como 81 hubieran toma-
do cafe con el todas las noches,
del teniente Ruiz, nj mas nj
menos que ST les hubiera queda-
do a deber catorce pesetas.
| Luego estos senores hguran
en- todas las Comisiones, Y son
Ell aSombro de los extraDjeros
que Concurren a los aCtos solem-
mes.
-Ese senior que va tan en-
lutado y que de cuando en-
Cuando Sc lleva Ell pannelo a sus
llorosos ojos, tes algun pariente
de las v1ctimas?
Como ser, eS un DIR CgueT
de la calle del Cato, pero, iquien
sabe 81 la sgenciana o la raiz de
lirio contribuyeron el alo al
grito de independencia!
Aquel senor-y como el otros
muChOS-COnCurre q .tOdOs los
actos, no perdona I'm banquete,
aparece retratado en- los periodi-
cos y hasta Sc encarga tarjetas
en- las que Sc lee "1ndalecio Pc
lusilla droguero y vocal de la
Comision organizadora de una
Kermesse en- honor del alcalde
"Mostoles. y iLo que trabaja el
pobre!
-lMuchas ocupaciones, don
Indalecio?
-iCalle usted por Dios! Des :
de las once de la manana estoy
levantado.
Que atrocidad!
He lido al Ayuntamiento y
me han dado seis palos.
va, por latoso.
-Palos forrados con los na-
cionales, para adornar el local
donde vamos q reaIizar Ell acto.
Ell acto de bailar agarrado a
una chula. en- conmemoracion
de un se1or que jamas concu-
rrio a la Bombilla, por 10 menos
que sc sepa.
--Desde ALI he lido a casa de
TN chico que esta empleado en-
el ramo de alcantarillas d aencaT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23
A los SEcrIptOreS Y AgcntcS

Para IL bnenA marcia de esta Admins
tracl6n, ne admitimos ATLAS de susoriPto-
res 4 este diario sino desde 81 IL lie cads
mes. Las BAJAs s. ayisaran los dias 80 3
81; sdvierti6pdOse quela que Sc dieren con
pOstsroridAd ne se tomaFAn EN- euenta M
aurtiran efesf0 en n coniahllldad haSta el
diA 6ltimo de- mes aguiente al en cue Sc
soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23
garle una poesia, ensalzando las
proezas de nuestro heroe.
IaTde eS va para ESQ.

IaTde es va para ESQ.
No; ST la poesia la tienen,
va hecha, sino que debido a la
humedad de su empleo, Sc ha
reblandecido TN tanto y quere-
mos que la rehaga con conso
nantes agudas, para yer ST dura
hasta Ell otro centenario.
Cuando llegue Ell momento
solemne, aquel buen senor que,
por 10 demas, es TN apreciable
sujeto que cumple con sus de-
beres de ciudadano y hasta Sc
limpia los dientes I'm sdia ST y
otro no, Sc dara mas importan-
cia que un guardia con casco
nuevo y pasara ante sus como
cidos por un ser importante y
distinguido.
En- toda clase de ceremonies
hay senores que danzan, sin sa-
Der por que, y buen chasco Sc
llevaTian los concurrentes a una
|solemnidad de esas. ST en- medic
de ella Sc apareciera el festeja-
do, Y dirigiendose d su "ensal-
zador" le dijera:
10 que es usted es I'm des-
ahogado; que III me conocio
nunca, nj sabe de mi mas que
10 que le ha contado su portero.
Pero no ocurre tai Cosa, y el
|"comisionado 10" pasa por hom-
bre de prestigio, y aun su mis-
ma esposa comienza a mirarle
complacida, como asombrada de
10 que tiene en- casa.
Mira, nina, es precise que
lsepamos de una veZ quien es ese
joven que nos sigue en- ell paseo,
porque no es cosa de que tie de =
jes hacer el amor por IN cual-
Quiera. ahora que til padre esta
metido en- ESQ de organizar una
function en- honor de Butrague
no. ese poeta de Soria que mu-
rio ell 73 y que resulta que fue
tan amigo de til padre.
-Parece TN buen muchacho,
Y que no esta NAL de dinero lO
demuestra, que siempre que to-
ma el tranvia cuando nosotras,
paga al cobrador en- perros gor-
| dos.
No importa; nosotras, gra-
cias a tn padre, no somos unas
cualquieras.
Y, vean ustedes por donde
aquel joven,que Creia encontrar
camino facil para su amor, tie
ne que luchar no solo con la fa-
milia de la novia, sino con el
Irecuerdo del poeta Butragueflo.
Porque, ESQ ST, la familia del
que pudieramos lamar Conf
sionado Io." no esta en- ell case
de tratar IN cualquiera que
no sabe hacia donde cae MostO-
les, nj quien fue Butragueno.
ESQ es 10 malo que tiene Ell
pertenecer a comisiones Y hgu-
rar en- altos cargos en- dfas So
lemnes, que hay que sostenerse
va toda la vida en- igual posi-
cion Y, Icomo Sc le dice al ca
marero2
Mira, Juan, va te pagare Ell
cafe.
Es expuesto a que el mozo le
Olga:
-Pues mire usted, don Sera-
pio, Ell amo dice que el no estu-
vo en- la guerra de la Indepen-
dencia, Y que el local le cuesta
el dinero. Conque, menos fan
tesla, y 81 quiere tomar cafe
que Sc 10 pague Murat.
Y, la verdad. haber hecho
gran papel en- ciertas solemn
dades, para que luego le olga
cuatro frescas I'm camarero, les
muy triste!
II. K. B0mMAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23

tan quito como el de Beruete. Ell
paisaje velazquezco no podia ser
letra muerta. Y no 10 ha sido.
81 quisieramos hallar relacio-
nes inmediatas, directas, algo
como de maestro q discipulo, in
curririamos a sabiendas en- exa-
geraciones risibles. Pero ALA
en- 10 mas hondo de la perso-
nalidad no pOdemos desprender
una relaCi0n SinCera.
Desde luego es 10 cierto que
siendo Beruete el paisajista es-
panol mas conocedor, y aun mas
educado por toda la moderna
pintura eurOpea, es al mismo
tempo Ell mas CaStiZo, Ell verda-
dero maestro de casticismO. Su
paisaje es la mas pura repre-
sentacion de 10 que es y de 10
que debe ser el paisaje artistiCo
en- Espana
Viendo cualquiera de sus
obras, las de la Serie tOledana 9
Ia SeTie madrilena, recibimoS
una sana impression de casticis =
mo: Es la grave serenidad de
la TERRA interpretada, de modo
que. jamas podriamos Confun :
dirla con ninguna otra region
del mundo.
La Compenetraci0n del espi-
ritu del pintor con los paisajes
pintadOs, es perfeCta. Con yer.
dad dice William Ritter que
Beruete "es el paisajlsta espa-
mol pOr exCelenCia."
FL mismo crltico califica las
obras de Beruete de "impasi-
bles. Asi es 10 cierto: tienen
esa sublime impasibilidad de
los lugares que pinta; tiene-sin
que el 10 pretenda-el tono pro-
fundamente mistiCo que las ha-
&C dulcemente serenas. Por ESQ
no es freCuente en- Sus obras ese
elemento "pintoresco," esa afec-
tacion idilica a que acuden
otrOS. Solo por exception sera
Beruete "pintor de egIoga." Por
ESQ tambien Ritter hace obser-
var con sagacidad, en- la obra
de nueStrO paisajista, la esCa-
seZ de arbOles, la ausencia de 10
que torma los paisajes risuenOs
" pOT el cOntrario 10 frecuente
del suelO pedregosO, de las gran
des llanuras pOlvorientas. Y
como el caracter Castellano esta
expresadO preCisamente en- esta
parquedad de ObJetOs ColOCados
en- amplias lineas, en- extensos
espaCiOs, Beruete Sc atiene con
tldelidad a eSta auStera grande-
IA de la llanura.
En- CuantO q Su pinCelada pO-
IdriamOS haCer una de eSaS gran
des atrmaciOnes en- las que
siempre parece que va un peli-
gro de eXageraci6n, Y en- las que
pOr querer deCir muCho sc dice
POGO o NADIA. Pero de este pro-
digiOso tecniCO puede sostener-
Sc que representa- en- nuestra
Ipintura actual ell punto maximo
de sObriedad en- la pinCelada.
Pinta en- cada lienzo puntual-
mente 10 precise: no faltara
nunca una pincelada, pero mu-
ICh0 menos sc dara el case de
que sObre. Su fuerza de EXPIRE
sion, la intensidad espiritual
lque alcanZa su obra, Sc obtiene
en- gran parte por esta parsi-
monia.
| Parsimonia a la que ell artis-
ta ha llegado mediante muchos
amos de estudio; es la sublime
implicidad en- la que todo arte
Sc aquilata, Sc purifca. Es IN
lgrado de perfection artistica
en- el que son in1tiles las i'm
Iprovisaciones; porque la sobrie
dad improvisada es pobreza.
| Los seis paisajes que presenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-23
SOIas cSDaiOIaS

In la Exposition de Bellas Artes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

OVER WEST

Chicago. July 28.-Chicago probab-
~ will be the headquarters Of the
republican congressional committee
as well lis the center of activity for
the presidential ticket A conference
q the congressional leaders was held
sfierday at the Union League clab,
and another meeting viii be heId late
IN the week.
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon. Con.
gressman William 3. Mckinley, Con-
gressman Henry G. Loudenslager of
New Jersey, and Senator James Hem-
eIway of Indiana were present and
went ovsr the list OF states in which
the work of the congressional COM
mittee VAL be oentered
II Was agreed that the burden Of
tho work will be in the West, and
for this reason it was thought advis-
able that the headquarters of the
committee he established in Chicago
When the confereas return ii is
probable that an agreement will be
reached as to the chairman Of the
committee TO succeed James Sherman
ihe vicepresidential nominee.