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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
FAIL TO WIN CROWDS
Inventor Farmau Disappointed With
Attendance IN New York.

New York, Aug i.-Surprise was
occasioned here tonight By the an
nounccmont that tho series Of flights
In which Henri Farman is IN engaged
at Brighton Beach would be discontin-
Uod mex saturday II has been stated
that no would give fifteen public cxhl-
billions here. the attendance at
Brighton Beach has been disappoint-
edly small The statement continues
that Farman viii make ten or twelve
flights in large cities In this country.
ending at san Francisco, and he viii
then go on 10 Japan The statement
adds:
AS now planned. Farman win go to
Philadelphia first, then to P|ittsburg.
Cincinnati, Cleveland. st Louis, Kan
sas city Denver. Salt Lake city and
san Francisco
Mr.. Farman continued his SUCCESS
full flights with q machine heavier
than air at the Brighton Beach race
track this afternoon An attempt at
the spectacular was made by Far
mans managers today when they in
PRODUCED II speedy automobile. driven
by Joe Tracey. tho daring Vanderbilt
cup driver, for the purpose Of having
q race between flying machine and
motor ear. II was, however, no race
at All, for the airship easily lcft the
car away IN the rear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
AUTO JUMPS OVER
PRECIP|CE
Heavy Touring Car Lands inI
Treetopi Passengers Escape
With Few Bruises Chauffeur
Badly Hurt,


tBv Morning journal special Leased Wire !
New York. Aus. Tinted states
District Attorney Baker. OF Washing
ton. who successful, prosecuted gov
eminent land frauds iu the northwest
and his bride of two months and sew
eral friends had "a narrow escape from
death today. While the automobile
IN which they travelled was running
down a sharp hin on Walbut noun
tain near Liberty. y. v. the machine
got out OF control and plunged over a
precipicc nearly 2uu feet la healght
The machine, a big covered ear
turned three complete somerssults iu
the air and lodged in the houghs of q
tree thirty feet from The brink OF the
precipicc. There 10 hung suspended
with the frightened passengers held
prisoners In the CLOSED top of tho ma
chime. All were badly bruised and
frightened hut none were seriously In
iurpd with IA" exception of the
chauffeur Ills skull was fractured
one of his ears torn on and he sus
other injuries. He was taken
20 Il hospital In Liberty
A. soon as they were rescued from
their perilous position len the auto the
party came to New York and after q
rest IN tho Hotel Aston they started
Cor their humr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
EIGHT EN BODIES TAKEN
FROM RUINS or IERNIIr

Nancr rver. II c.. Aug. TN 10
this rvf ling eighteen bodies had been
found j the ain caused by the fire
at Fern p The known dead are
WALTER FORD. WIFE AND TWO
CHILD EN. bodies found I'm a well
where i1ey had vninly sought safety.
MRS TURNER. an aged cripple In
the An X. whom friends were trying
to rcsci but were forced to leave her
10 her tie.
TWO CHILDREN AND 4 MAN.
names set unknown. IN West Fcrnic
ONE MAN unrccogni2cd, la the
ruins a the old Waldorf hotcI.
ONE MAN. not recognized. found
wing q ked ON the railway track near
SuHrWt,d
LEN BELI.
J ANDERSON. engineer al tho
Hosmct mines body found Yesterday
Ia an tirshuft where he had srlfn.
Gated.
FoUt UNKNOWN MEN. near
sparw, ld.
Several were drowned In trying to
swim Ga, Elk river.
The .ugginE crew of the EIy Lumber
COMPANY consisting nt about tweut,
men De- missing Vet They were at
work ON tho mountain north of Hos
mri and nothing has been heard from
them Some helicvo that the entire
pant, has persisted in the flame.
The unlN way Of escape ap,u to
Them was 90 cross the mountain range
" the, succeeded 10 will Dee several
DAYS before They could possibl, reach
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
HIKE EASY FOR
ARMY VETERANS
Elderly Officers of California
Department Complete First
Part of Roosevelt Test of
Physical Fitness,

san Francisco, Aug i.-Seven army
officers stationed at tho Preside and
BeHteia, nearly att Of them past fifty
years Of age and several nearing the
three score mark. with more than a
quarter of IA ccntury's service to their
credit. today completed the first days
walk of the fifty-mlle walking test or
dered by President Roosevelt. They
covered nineteen miles in six and d
half hours without the loss of "A man.
Under command of the senior Off
Ger In the party, Colonel j. l.. elem,
fnoWn as the drummer boy Of Shi-
lohi' Colonel George II Torney. sur
geon general er the department of
California Colonel j. Walter Bcnlct.
commander or the Benicla arsenal,
Colonel Adam Stacker. Colonel G. t..
Anderson. Major W A. Bethel and
Major NJ j. kennedy, wearing the reg
ulation campaign uniforms. lett the.
Preside entrance at First avenue at 8
o'clock this morning and arrived at
Thirty-siXth and Fulton streets at.
2 30. having walked nineteen miles
along the boulevard and over the
drives aud roads through Golden Gate
park.
The littlc party of veterans came
INTO camp at a brisk gait after their
long hike and looking fresh. Thick
declared h a the test was easy for
them aud It would demonstrate that
'heN are stu physically ri for active
campaign duty on the field Tomur-
row they walk over Il scvcntccn-miIc
course and wind M ON Thursday
varying the program by pninp nv,r
mus n level grounds alternately.
The ninctN-milc riding test which has
ATS" been ordered by President Roosc-
'elt VIII begin on Tuesday. August H.
Fltiocn officers win participate in H.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

send a detachment of northwest
mounted police int the devastated re-
gion to preserve order. but thus far
the provincial authorities have held
tho situation well IN hand The large
numbers OF foreigners employed IN tho
mines In thBt district have given NJ"
trouble aud no footing has taken place
as the fire left little of value 10 loot
A telegram today from Mayor FINK
OF C~ranbrook. says 2,0o0 Fornie rcfu-
gees are there. and that no has no
definite information NJ TO who or how
many persisted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
SECRETARY GARFIELD
ON TOUR OF THE WEST

Pueblo. Colo, Aug. i-Sccretary of
the Interior Garfield and f. II. Newell.
director of the reclamation service,
spent a few hours in Pueblo tonight
and made addresses before the Rusi-
ness Mems association Secretary Gar
field announced that he was ust ON
an inspection trip through the west
and denied that he was in Colorado
To investigate land fraud cases.
Secretary Garfield and party left to-
night for Garden city. Kan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

depot has gone and the big brick plant
of the Washington Brick and Lime
company has been destroyed. clayton
has a population of about 500 people.
largely engaged in brick making The
fire started IN Olden's mercantile store
in the heart OF the business district
All wires arc down. People from
Deer PARK have gone 10 he assistance
OF ClaYton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

Most elderly people have some kid
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous FoieS's Kid
neN Remedy has proven a boon Ca
mauN elderly peopi. as % stimulates
the urinary organs corrects irregu-
l%arities and tonnes up the whole sys-
trm Commence taking Faie,s kid
uef Remci, at once aud he vigorous
sold ny J "A O'Rclliy q Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
FUGfTIVES TELL OF AWFUL
EXPERIENCE ~ CATASTROPHE

Calgary, n. W. T.. Aug MRS,
George s C%fossInan with her sister,
Miss Maud Holman came IN from
Michel last night. ON saturday af-
ternoon Mr. Croasman came In to s8S
that the IRE which had been raging
in the bush for the last few days WAS
threatening the city Itself Hastily
they collected a few things. Mrs.
Crossman carrying her little baby
took refuge Va a IRE proof warehouse
where It WAS thought they would be
safe from the flames Witch were then
rising from every part OF the doomed
town. soon however. an awful shower
Of sparks aud burning pieces Of wood
hegnp to h. "a effect on the building
aud they decided 20 remove an the
women within the sheds where a
freight train was being made up TO
carry them to SOME unknown place
OF safety.
They determined 10 cross 10 the
sheds which were q mass 81 flames
and board a train Mrs. CrossmHu
and her sister both soaked with water
and the baby wrapped up in a wet
blanket made the journey safely. Mrs.
Crossman said that on the train she
saw men, wumen and children of all
nationalitioa, mixed together aud sit
tins three and four m a seat. The
men were shouting frantically while
hystcricHl women separated from
their children were calling IN vain for
their lost ones Some we're dressed
in all their nnery and others had
scarcely anything TO wear. There were
ar.rnN az .NtlHY.T4 "a. .AaNN ft.t4 3
parents and some who had lost faith
crs n mothers In the confusion
The train then pulled out for os-
mcr. said Mrs Crossman. hut we
found the heart of that town in flames
when we reached H. The original in
tention had been tp get through to /
Michel. bat shortly after leaving Hos
mcr We heard that the Michel bridge
was burned. The train then backed
again 20 stop FOR the night between
Hosmer and Fcfnle. going on IL Way
back through the greatest danger. fur
we had 10 pass Ton a mile between
burning brush GA both sides. The
windows of the oats became $40 hot
that 10 wac impossible Ca touch them
sud the heat aud smoke we're sitting
An this time The foreign women we're
hri'. lng. saying prayers at the top
gu iN''T ''I''s and adding {" the ter
iihio confusion AFTER passing through
'uA hIt nett tht train reached a safe
place ahd stopped Tor thr night While
we Toy ih'i'' condensed milk ION the
.hhdfth ana women was brought ,ui
FROM f'rhie hN volunteers
Ih' train then pulled vut for Ha~
oa' morning and tho passengers
found that th, ur, had burned ii-,li
upt during th' night Tho dead boUo
of several Nitlu slIls had been found
fl different parts % tho cities aud
tH.f' were dDubtless many NOR, than
n... been recovered
James Barclay passed through tha
nIEHf oi terror at Michel When De
Ifft thsf. H, believed thor, wa. ut- y
'" danger o. th, ,ouu except uom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
FIERCE ITRT RAGING ~
NORTHERN " ASuINgrpN

spokane Wash. Aug "A nsrcr
flrc l. raging AZ Clayton wash thif.
N-three miles north % spokane Ad-
Vices received by the Spokaue Faf.
and Northern company's t-eleEaphsrs
THIS afternoon state that the town h
practically wiped out The railway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

Beginning today hacks viii be fur
nished by Oakey's hack line at all
hours OF the day and night. Prompt
und satisfactory service. Telephone
1875 or 1876. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05
uuudrcyi You'd Rcrord nrrhrn.

A-htrEnNtuuN Ems Aux f-R D..
WaikrI. rho south African snrintar
won Zoe iNa meters race 90 thr
recent Olympic games. tods, broke
ths worlds record for TOO wards His
time was .-' seconds oue-Huh of
ID -.c"nd less than tbe RECORD made OBJ,
Dan . Kelly Ht Spakan. Iau, 20.
1905
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

+. W. DANNFNFFLSER. THE
POPULAR BARBER, HAS TAKEN
CHARGE OF THE TESTER SHOP.
FRED HAVING TAKEN A pOST
GRADUATE COURSE IN THE ART
NOW SATISFY THE MOST
FASTIDIOUS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-05

window frames. $t.75. albuquerque
Flaming Mill.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04

En- este momento la puerta del ca
rruaje -vivienda se abri6 V entr6 Gri-
gouillard clamando:
i Albricias, amo mio la barraca es-
ta llena; yoy dar la senal......
Sin deer palabra y con los oios ex-
traviados Bibi-Lolo Sc precipit6 en- Ell
escenario de la barraca como un loco.
delante del tel6n no corrido todavia, y
grito con voz balbuciente expression
hondamente traeica:
-Senores: no hay representation es-
tn noche Mi hijo ha mnerto. Sc de-
volvera el dinero todos.
lIubo an momento De silencio. que
nterrumpieron enseguido ruidosas y
francas careaiadas Crea Ell p1blco
que Sc trataha dc un nuevo niimero del
programa
II Els la verdad, la verdad horrible
MI hijo ACADIA De morir clamaba el
desgraciado padre una otra vez. al
verse aplaudido Y festejado.. Y cuanto
mas gemia, mayores eran el entusias-
mo y las palmadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04

Cuando las iniciativas de los hom-
bres obedecen buscar solucion salts
factoria d uno de esos problemas, mas
grandes y mas dignos, 81 cabe, que la
integridad de la patria v la. defensa de
las lbertades, como es la salud de la
humanidad en- todos los pueblos de
todas las razas, NAL hace el que calla Y
mira Ia labor de los dennis sin unir 4
ella su ayuda, grande 8 chica, seglin sus
meritos fuerzas
Ali queda, pues, ell enunelado de Ia
question, que es 10 nnico que puede ha-
eer quien Ell Ell anonlmo vive
Aquellos que con mas brios posi-
two waller llegaron 4 la altura y que en-
la altura Sc eneuentran, que desde su
sitial sepan honrar su memorla con el
aeierto que de sus inteligencias espe-
ran los de abajo, llenos tan solo de bue-
na volnntad
Doctor HUMANES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04

Con La terminate declaration del
Seisor Morote queda desde este momen-
fu deshecha, pulverizada una vieJa le-
yenda que muchas gentes de alma
sslspicaz aceptaban punto menos que
como verdad dogmatica. Seg1n esa
Aeyenda - falsa, como tantas otras, -
NJ lado de nuestros politicos honrados
pululaban otros que no 10 eran; jun
10 6 los hombres p1blicos concienzu-
ei0s iustos, incapaces de malas ac-
caones y pecaminosos prop6sitos, ha-
bia los mercachifes, los medradores;
Los que van & hacer su negocio, aun-
4ue el neg0cio sea del genera suclo
giempre que de el salga un beneficlo
Gmpio. La maledicencia del vulgo, en-
nu inconsiderado afAn de morder, lle-
gaba al punto de referir tristes histo-
Fias de ilfcito lucro, de flagrante inmo-
Halidad en- que desempenaban el prin-
eIpal papel politicos de mayor 8 me-
nor altura; hablaba de casos de CO.
ans que ponian en- muy NAL lugar la
Entegridad de tai cual conspicuo
var6n; daba pormenores; cltaba nom
bres; decia, por ejemplo, que &
Eranjeaba con su alta Influenza; que
T. conculcaba la ley con todo descaro
~ declaraba cinicamente que aquella
ano sc habia hecho para los amigos ~
que Y. no robaba, pero dejaba robar
i sus adlateres paniaguados; que ell
1eiaor Fulano Sc dejaba subvencionar
pOr tai entidad & fin de-. ETC., etc.;
que ell sefior Mengano, quien todo
q mundo habia conocido pobre como
una rata entrampando hasta Ell cue
Elo. habia falleeido, tras veinte amos
He vida polftica, dejando un capital
he doee millones de duros que Zuta-
mo sc hubiese visto empapelado mas
lie una dos veces no mediar opor-
hnaamente valiosas protecciones que....
Pero, que continuar9 Para que
Esacernos eco de La maledicencia del
RuIgO que NADIA respeta y que nlngu-
ma consideration detieneq Despues de
nida La afrmacion del senor Morote
4ue & mayor abundamiento parece con
mis- categ6ricas frases establecer una
werdad absolute Y una regla SIN excep-
ni6n. tenemos Ell derecho de protestar
Dsiempre que oigamos poner en- tela
de juicio Ia probidad de nuestros poll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
Numero 267

zones asi. Vamos q tener dinero, mu-
cho dinero y podremos comprarle al
go bueno La barraca esta LENA. la
cosa promote. Pero no podemos per
manecer aqui juntos We til, la gentil
bailarina. Yo te reemplazare velando
a nuestro pobre pequenin.
Themes razon Debo ir q bailar La
'barraea me espera.
Una vez solo Bibi-Lolo volvi6 q con-
templar con ansias de padre al enfer-
mlto que exhal6, estremeciendose, un
debil suspiro
-IllJo mlo, jno me YES 5no me CO.
noces 7 Soy papa, papa Bib que te
trae bombones, dulces, muy dulces.....
Mirame, hablalne, abre los ojos.... ana-
da me dices, monin de mi alma9. 81 Gle
los dque tlene? No respira No sc
mueve Dios mio Dios miol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
La ODrdencIa de las n|ljpTeS

Seis diputados franeeses han presen-
tado la Camara un proyecto de ley
para suprlmir del C6digo civil el arti-
|cnlo 2l3. Es I'M articulo muy breve Pc
ro snbstancloso Sc limita 4 decir. Ell
maudo debe protection 4 su mujer; la
mujer debe obediencia al marido.
Consideran los autores de la reforma
CUE ese articulo es una verdadera in
Justleia para la mujer Hay que SUI
prlmlrle. BE conoce que para ellos 81 la
esposa obedece al marido es por tenor
al articulo 2l3 No deja de ser una pla-
cida ilusion.
Cuando sc verifcan los matrimonios
EN- Francia y ell representante de la lev
Ice el famoso articulo los desposados
ambos sonreiran probablemente ST fue-
sen espanoles pensarian;
II ESQ sera 10 que tase un sastre
Cuando una mujer no obedece al ma
rido, hay dos caminos que seguir, que
la practica ha ensenado: 8 tomar Ia
puerta Y salir Ell busca de fresco. 6 to.
mar una resoluci6n muy energica que.
generalmente acaba en- gritos lagrimas.
Esto en- todas parties es muy sensible
pero mas en- paises donde existe el di-
vorcio. Sc enteran los vecinos lueco
van declarar ante ell tribunal en- fa-
vor de la esposa
Lo mas probable es que no haya le-
yes en- el mnndo para reducir La obe-
dlencia q la mujer que quiere mandar.
Puede que fuesen balsas de aceite los
pueblos y las naciones 81 las muieres
mandasen, como dice La copla popular
pero no suelen serlo muchas casas don.
de mandan
La Erase de ponerse los Dantalouos
es tan antigua como los pantalones mis-
mos
Para articulos como ese existe una
Erase que las mujeres saben aplicar me-
)or que nadie:
Las leyes Sc obedecen, pero no se
|cunplen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
La |ucha contra Ia tuberculosis
Juan Buscon.

En- Ii resolution del probema de la
lucha contra la tuberculosis debei ser
tenidos Ell caenta todos aquellos datos
y detalles que, puestos Ell function, pue-
den contribuir con mas 8 menos efca-
cia al exterTninio de la enfermedad que
desde hace tanto tempo alarma los
pueblos y arrebata existencias sin cuen-
to, burlandose sarcasticamente de la
ciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
Carta de Espana
1UsCA, BUscANDo.

sE seIior Morote ha hecho en- pleno
Congreso una declaration destlnada q
producer en- todo ell pals un efeeto tan
snmenso como benefico; una declara-
Ei6n que podrfa calificarse de balsa-
Rno espiritual.
aIos politicos espanoles-ha dicho
q sefior Morote-son honrados; vlven
" mueren pobresD
Y como los labios que pronuncla-
ron esas palabras son de los mas au-
torizados; como hace muchos amos va
que ell distinguido periodista y dipu-
tado anda metido en- cosas de politl-
o. y conoce todos los politlcos y los
ha tratado de cerca y sabe cuanto
hacen cuanto dejan de hacer es
hombre, en- fin, que cuando aventura
una afirmaci6n tan categorical es por-
q1e esta profundamente convencido
de su certeza, podemos de hoy en- ade-
aante sentirnos satisfechos, dormlr
sranquilos, saborear ell justo y noble
Orgrlllo de poseer una grey polltlca re-
plefa de intachable probidad; pobre,
pero honrada.
Que mas podiamos ambicionar, des-
paes de tantas calamidades como han
Afligido nuestra desventurada ma
Cs6ni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04

En- tanto Bibi-Lolo, viendo que Ia en-
trada no decaia, Sc acerc6 al payaso y
le dilo en- voz haja
-Sigue til animando al publico .....
mientras voy YER el peqnenuelo.
En- cuatro zancadas gan6 la distancia
que lie separaba de su vivienda portatil
abri6 la puerta Y cambiando snbita-
mente sn fisonomia su voz, que Sc hi
cieron cuasi lugnbres, pregnnt6 d una
mujer vestida de colorines y abrigada
con IN viejo casaquln:
i Como siguef
La muJer NADIA respondio, pero la ex-
preston de tristeza de sus ojos era asaz
elocuente, Y 10 eran mas las lagrimas
que ADRIAN snrcos entire la capa de CO.
lorete de su rostro.
Era, 81 Sc quiere, grotesco su aspecto,
pero nadie habria osado reirse ante la
augusta que rebosaba de aquella po-
bre mujer, ell dolor de las madres no
puede ocultarse impone siempre.
I'll saltimbanquis entendio perfecta-
mente aquel mudo lenguaJe y, avan-
zando de puntillas hasta una camita, Sc
inclino ESTABLISHMENTS.
ALI yacfa un pobre nino, de semblan-
te palido desencajado, hundidos los
ojos entire los parpados, rodeados de
azulado cerco, los labios cardenos en-
treabertos, exhalandose por ellos un
halito febril
- Ha dorado, Mariag
No No tiene va aliento para 10
rarl respondi6 aquella entire sollozos
desgarradores.
- Vaya, no desesperes, no tie deea-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
Bibi-IO1O
CUENTO

-Entrad. senoras Y caballeros ve-
mid i YER Fl espectaculo mas sorpren-
dente, maravilloso estupendo que ha-
va podido presenearse bajo la b0veda
de los cielos
En- La barraca de Bibi-Lolo no anidan
el charlatanlsmo nj Ia supercheria; no
Sc exhlhen fenomenos lie dos cabezas,
una de earne y otra dc carton, no hay
gigantes III enanos simulados, III abb
nos blanquados nj negros con una ca
pa de betun.
Aqul, sefloras y cahalleros, todo es
natural Soy yo, Bibi-Lolo en- persona
Y su eomparsa, sin otros medios III au-
xilios que la fuerza, In destreza, la H.
gereza y Ia pacieneia que nos han con
quistado reputation fama universities
A YER, tengan la bondad de indiear
an trozo de mnslea. Ese soldado que
tiene asperto De tisto LA Favorita
ha dieho usted9 Vaya por La Favo-
rita iAtenci6n, Grigouillard 4 Ia
una, i las dos, il las tres.
Y moviendo labios, manos pies, ilnl-
tando II clarinete, el violin, el corne-
tin, Bibi-Lolo su acompanante ejecu-
taron la pieza senalada con perfection
verdaderamente notables.
La multitud aplandio estrepitosamen-
te y muchos Sc precipitation en- tropel
dentro de LII barraea ncitandoles Bibl-
Lolo con ehistosas ocurrencias, Grl.
gouillard y Ia Joven Bilboquet con pan,
tomimas danzas burlescas