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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-05-19
PUBLIC SALE

The 4th annual Public Sale If Pure Bred
Stock from the Silver Spring Herd will be
held on the farm, miles from Rippon. w
Va, ) miles from Charles Town. and miles
from EerrVVillc Va ON
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guaranteed.
I'm Effect September O.
WESrBOyNn
Week DAYS. trains lo.lKt
bluemont as follows. Sln .. r
500 y. m.
Sunday trains leaN, Nal
mont as follows. g.l5 ",
5 10 4. IN. train conr-oi~
Winchester via Stage inc
EA~TNDlN.
Week is,S t-ain- i,..
Washington 5 l5a o.. a..
Sunday trains leave Ifs,-,
ington: q s. "a. M: 1.h 8,
Week day trains ls-set i,-..
ington: SIS "a.
l2.l9 p. IN. train connects ..t IT,.
Stage Line from Winchester
I. II. ACKERr Aice-!rts Gt. '..
;. II. HAKBwICK. P&sseng,r
ager.
". II. TAYLOR, tiei ersl -
l.. =. Brown, General Agent $50
N. W., Washington. H. &
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Is Colts

will be sold. year-old sand Ia i-vear-,,l,ls.
Most Of these colts are heavy draft 4 70 :
PercherOn bot there are > year-old Con
z1leS lthorOuyhbroGl mare colts one of
these Il as good a. any colt sired bv this horse.
There Is also a registered thoroughbred year
ling tina; has fine promise Among the
drafts are some fine heavy colts .,air cf
grays, l and that are extra bsv mare
equal 10 the best that has been offered this
year. They are all colts that should interest
horemen and make good AT the value the
pubic Is likely 10 put %. them ANY one
with room for colt OF TWO will miss some
good opportunities it he Is not here to book
after them
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Entered at the PoStoilicc az Eerryville. Va
as secondClasS mail matter
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} Shropshire Ram Lam

ITom me eWeS by show ram.
All Of this stocE has hal lust good farm,
Keep. and should Il" well for anyone rur.
chasing IL. hope all nay friends vii come
70 Silver Spring On Nay - amt VIII eacl
bring me me Wi;h them. Come early.
Lunch at n - sale az 1880 | will be
glad Co See everybody. - hc on hand even
Il you have no use for or place 60 Put any
IF thc stock. want u see You here
TEliMS-l2 months with iutercs; from,
late, ia, able at any &c our banks
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The undersigned VIII s-!l az Public ~ai.. a.
i.ont OF the Court House in Berryyillc. Vir
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R0BT. 4. SMITH.

Eeiiiceower & N,>,. Auc,ionecrs
a. 7. Yates. &c K
Write for Catalogue AFTER May Is
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PUBLIC SALE

ON account 81 the sale oC New Market.
the urdcrS'gmd will offer for sale at that
place. m.le + If Bovce. Va. commencing
al 10 - m osi
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Is Poland Chinas.

the LARGE Kind and the best have ever Ia,
some brood SONS and > boars ; months I'D
ht for service and ready To improve vou
heol and help vour hank arnnunt.
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guaranteed.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
CHIEF MABBED
 BELL RINGER

Although there were several gangs Of Halloween jewellers abroad last. night ringing bells, "tlck-tacking" on| windows, marking windows with soap. and performing other mischieyous. acts. there wasn't much real damage. done. thanks to the vigilance of Chief of Police Moore and Night watchmon Carson who patroned the streets in the lone watches of the night.
 Early last night a number of boys attached a rope to the school house bell and tolled forth tunes upon the evening air. Chief Moore hiod him from his home and slipping quietly in the shadow of the school house post ed himself by the porch and nabOed one of the bell ringers.
 The oulprit confessed the names oi his partners in crime and the chiei told him they would be held respons ible it any serious damage was done This put dampor on subsequent pro ceedlngs.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
PERISHED 0M
 TAG.SH ARM

George Matheson, an old fisherman who had camp on Taglsh Arm about three miles from Caribou, was found dead in his boat in Lake TagIsh at 1 o'clock this afternoon. His boat evidently stranded on a bar and Ma theson was unable to extricate 1t and perished of exposure. Adam Dickson found the body.
 Matheson left Caribou late last night for his camp.
 Matheson was SO years of age and an old timer in the country. He was a genial old man and very well liked. Woodstock, ontario.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
WE ALREADY
 WERE AWARE
tBy UnSted Press.)

SEATTLE. Nov 1.-The Pacific Coast and Canadian Pacific steamship companies have joined the Alaska Steamship company in declaring war on the Humboldt Steamship company Passenger and freight rates have bee reduced sixty per cent becoming et' fective with the sailing of the Dol phin Nov. from skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
WILL
 OPPOSE YOUNG
.spocLal to Tho DaIIy Alaskanl


 ATLIN, B. c. Nov. Tom Kearns a miner of Spruce creek, was nomina- ted by the Liberal association to oD- pose pr. Henry E. Young at the pro- vlnclal election Nov. 25. Dr. Young now represents Atlin and ComOx in the provincial parliament.
 It is expected that the contest will be hard fought and close. MT. Kearns is very popular in AtIin and with the men along the creeks. The fritr6s of Dr. Young also express con fldence in the final results.
 Louis Schultz was expected I0 pear the Liberal banner, but he withdrew from the race for the nomination.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
SOLD H00TGH;
 NOW IN JAIL

Ned Taylor, founder and a prom inent citizen of Brooklyn" was ar restet Saturday night 5r rlpuJy shal Holmes while dispensing liquor to natives within the purlieus of his province and after a preliminary eN- animation before Judge LeFeyre yes tcrday morning was bound over to the grand jury.
 James R. Bush, another white man, was arrested by Deputy Holmes last night and bound over to the grand jury this afternoon on the charge of giving hootch to natives.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
TAXES
 ARE ASSESSED

Town Clerk Dohorry has just com p,oJed the tax roll for 1909 and turn .a. 1t o~er to Town Treasurer Draper The total assessment this year in the town of skagway is $7oLl41. The realty assessment is $52L5&o and the personal property assessment is $l79' GI. At the rate of per cent the sum of $7o7lm will accrue to the town treasury through the realty and personal taxes
 The personal taxes are delinquent after Dec 1 and the real estate taxes are delinquent after March l.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
tBy United Press.J

SEATTLE. Nov. 1-The grand camp of the Arctic Brotherhood will con yene here tomorrow and at least sev- enty-five delegates are expected from the northern camps. Col. Ethelbert Claypool of Tacoma past grand chief, and Stanley Scearce of Dawson are candidates for the office of grand Arc tic chief.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
MINES
 ID SHIP ORE

Carl Faulk, book keeper and gener- al handy man for the Conrad mining companies of Conrad, spent last Fri day in town on business for the com panies.
 Mir. Faulk had just received a tele. gram from General Manager II. W. Vance who was called to Toronto to attend a meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Yukon District Gold Mining company and who had come west to Seattle from which place the wire was sent. The message stated that two the Big Thing group and that both would be brought by Mir. Vance who ia due to arrive on the End of Nov omber.
 It was learned here this week that Colonel Conrad who has been in New York and Toronto on business connect ed with his mining operations, will ac- company Mir. Vance north next week.
 Mr. Faulk said it is the intention of the companies to operate extensive ly on both the Venus and Big Thing  during the wlnter.-Whitehorse Star,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
FRANK HEIEE
 Is CONFIDENT
(Ry United Prosol

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. lone of the most bitterly fought elections ev- CT known in San Francisco will be held tomorrow. Party lines will be largely obllterated. Eighty-One thous- and voters have registered. The fight is centerlng about the candidacy of Francis J. Heney for district attorney Heney says he is confident he win be elected.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
PRICE, 10 CENTS
WILL ARCTIC BROTHERS
 DUST TAFT FROM ORDER?

There is considerable speculation as to what action will be taken on the admission of Taft and one hund- red other men into the order at Se- attle. Many of the northern delegates are in favor of expelIing Taft and the other members thus admitted on the ground that it is unconstitutional to initiate Arctic Brothers south of lat itude 53.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
WOULD G0BB-E
 WATER SITES
(By United PressJ

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. IA newa bulletin issued by the forestry department of which Clifford Pinchot is head states that corporate greed Is after the water power sites in the west in an effort to obtain a monop- oly and this is one of the greatest dangers that the government faces.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
USED
 BY GAMBLERS
Csy United Prosal

CHICAGO, III. Nov, 1-Riyalry among different factions in the gam0- ling fraternity has caused dynamite bombs to be used and several build ings have been blown up.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01

That the Dominion government make a yearly appropriation of sever al thousand dollars to be used in grubstakIug prospectors to be sent out under government direction is the suggestion made by Frauk p. SIayin to F. T. Congdon, NJ. P. from the Yukon, and Mr. Congdon has promised ro take the matter up at Ottawa and endeayor to secure such an appro- priatiou.
 "Ii such prospecting parties were sent out it would do much to ad- vance the Yukon and keep her in the lead of the Dominion gold producers. " said Mr. Slayin. AS it is, prospect. ing is almost abandoned in the Yukon. most of the prospectors going to AL aska. When the people were in the Yukon. nothing was done to keep them. neither the government or Che transportation companies gave them
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01

Miss Fraser of Whitel'orse arrived on the train this afternoon and will leave on the Royal for vancouver She will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs Willard Hillery during her stay in Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
TAMMANY HALL
 FACES DEFEAT
(sy Unltoa Prsss.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 1-The Tamma- ny Hall politicians are dOwncast over the election indications. Faith in Judge Gaynor is ebblng and the host my to the Tammany organization Is
 growing. The gamblers are now bet ting even money on GRynOr. A week ago heavy odds were offered on him.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
ROYAL IS DUE TOHIGHT

The Princess Royal passed keIcn'- kan a. 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon and is expected in port early this eV- cniug The Royal will sail south to- morrow night
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01

Willus Britt is a brother of Jimmy Britt. formerly lightweight champion of the world, and a well know manag- CT of pugilists. He formerly managed his brother and at one time handled Battling Nelson. He was a shrewd manager and prominent in rim" of
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
HUMBOLDT IN AND OUT

The Humboldt arrived in port at 3.&0 this morning with five passen- gers and a light freight and sailed for Seattle at 7:&O with five passen- vUrS
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
CALLS
 W.--US BRITT
CBy United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1-Willus Britt died last night of hemorrhage of the stomach. Brooding over the defeat of Ketchell by Johnson hasten ed his death.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01
SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD.
 GRyB-STAKE P705PEGT0R5.

any inducemcut to stay and develop the country.
 New strikes would bring more peo pie to the country and there are hun areds of miles of territory in the Yu- kon that have hardly been looked oyer. Such a river is the Canadian Porcupine and another good field is tho Stewart river where there are rich placer and quartz deposits. l have seen some specimens of quartz from the stewart that were very rich. The McNHuau, Upper Pelly and Nlsuuin rivers also offer a good field for thc prospector.
 "Ia Australia the government offers a bonus to the prospcctor who makes a strike that will afford permanent employment to a number of people. The Dominion government should a. dopt. some such liberal policy in the Yukon. The results would more than justify the expenditure"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-01

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14

obseryado 10 flcil que es sugestiona1
al pueblo. Sus ideas, basadas en- es-
ta observation, fueron pronto pues-
tas en- practica. Desplego sus car
teles de anuncios para los Estados
Unidos y llen6 la prensa de aquel
pals de descripciones graficas So
bre Postum, que recomendo en- lu-
gar del cafe; el cual segdn el es la
mas dallina de las bebidas conoci-
das. Hoy Post, es un multimillons-
rio, uno de los hombres mas como
cidos en- aquel pals; posee miles de
acres de terreno en- Texas, en- donde
esta ahora construyendo una ciudad
modelo. Gasta anualmente I'm million
de pesos en- anuncios.
I'm temperamento de negocios
reconcentrado no puede hacer ESQ.
El negocio debe ser expansive, bus
car aire, no ser nj cobarde nj cicate-
70. Defender dos pesetas sacrificando
mil. no es el camino del triunfo.
La publicidad no solo beneficial
el negocio que Sc anuncia sin6 que
muchas veces descubre otros nue. vos.
Los especuladores timidos, en- Ia
gran marcha, quedan atras olvida-
dos. Los ultimos que empezaron
son, con la publdad, los primeros
que llegan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
Ell ALMA DEL NEGOCIO.

Un caracter reconcentrado no es
ell mas propio para hacer amigos, Y
el aislamiento no es el me jor siste-
ma de defensa en- las di ficultades
de la vida.
En- los negocios, los especuladores
que no anuncian 10 hacen dificien-
temente, correspondent d los hon.
bres de caracter reconcentrado.
Una magnifica condicion del hon.
bre de negocios, es la resolution al
lie var a la practica el resultado de
los calculos. SSe quiere especular?
Pues Sc necesita cumplir con las exi-
gencias de una decorosa especula-
ci6n. dSe quicren negocios2 Pues
haganse dentro del ambiente en- que
los hay. Aquellas eXigencias y este
ambiente. no son otros que la pu-
blic,ddd.
Todo negocio necesita contar con
un factor que la l6gica y la moderna
cultura han hecho imprescindible:
el dnuncio. Todo negocio necesita
fundarse sobre estas ineludibles
bases: materia negotiable; precio de
eotizacion; cualidades de la mate
ria negotiable: tanto por ciento pa
ra anunciar los dos factores de la
contradiction.
Substraer el negocio de cualquie-
ra de sus factoros, es anularle Des-
compuesta el aqua. no hay aqua;
descompuestos los componentes del
aire, no es aire; descompuestos los
elem entos del negocio. no hay nego-
eio.
Y ESQ que Sc llama negocio estf
en- tod as parties como el aire. Lo que
importa es descubrirle. Y el inico
medic de descubiir negocios es por
medic de Ia publicidad, cristalizada
en- el anuncio.
Tn ejesaplo admirable, tornado
de In vida real
Hace alsunos amos, IN senior
CharleS " Post. hal. 1ndose enfer-
no. ilts' una pequefa aldea del
estado ,lc Michigan. en- busca de
salild Alli hizo eXperImentos en- CO.
midas Y 5cpidaS saluiiicras. que cul-
miuaron cn Ia N venci6n lei PoStsna.
bebida ronPuesta de trigo, maiz Y
o;rOs ce1e4.es. Charles Post habia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
LECTURA CAMPESINA.

La crtd de las gallinas.-El piso
del gallinero sera de ladrillos bien
cocidos. 8 de cemento armada con
revoque de portland 8 de cal hidrau-
lica, disponiendose sobre el una ca
pa de arena de 10 centimetros de es
pesor Cada mes Sc cambiara laarena
que constituye i'm excelente abono
para la terra de la huerta, compen-
sandose con este empleo mucho
mas que de SUI propio eosto.
La aereacior lei galllnero sc efec-
tda por medic de ventanas coloca-
das al naciente, poniente, sur V nor
te.
Estas ventanas deberin hallarse
cubiertas de tel metalica muv fina
par- inapedir Ia entrada de los insec-
tos Y de crlstales para poder dirigir
con acierto Ia convenlente ventiia-
cion; ademas cs bueno enplear
cortinas. clyo 80 indicaremos en-
otro lugar.
Mucho aire = necesario durante
el verano. per- . IN error capital
constrlir bos "a leros al aire libre.
todo con tela ea.eiala.
UTIL.-.-E fieltro. segdn IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14

una firme passion, y luego produce
al final un desenga6o, porque eran
simples amores de estudiante. Pen
samos que con Cesar pasaria 10 mis-
mo.
Ell final del primer acto hizo una
completa revolucion en- nuestro
orden de ideas. La comedia amena-
zaba terminar en- drama. Cesar la
dron, agobiando su padre con su
confidencia; Maria, amanda secre-
tamente a Cesar deshonrado. jCo
mo! Los Quintero desmi ntlendo a
Federico Urales, el director de LA
Revista Blanca.
Aman POGO en- el teatro, dijo aquel
de los Quinteros, en- Ia enquete de
Manuel Ugarte, y pensamos que en-
"La casa de Garcia" habianse pro-
puesto plantear I'm problema pa
sienal. Nos pareci6 que el asunto
era POGO nuevo, porque 1cuantas
cuantas veces no fue este tema
llevado q la escena?
Ell segundo y el tercer acto nos
demostraron que en- realldad no a.
man en- ell teatro los hermanos Quin-
tero. 5Esta acaso, Ia fuerza pasio-
nal amorosa, en- el dialogo debil y
fro en- que Maria deia entrever q
Cesar que 10 anna? 5Esta en- una
fuga en- Ia que este no explica de
que modo evitara con ella el des-
honor de la familia en- tanto que de-
ia abandonada a Maria?
Otra ideainos sujirio"La casa de
Garcia. Los Quintero no aman, pc
70 odian en- ell teatro. La maravlllo-
sa escena del segundo acto, el con-
sejo de fan,ilia, solo respira odio,
todo ell odio que debleron sentlr
los celebrados autores, al dar vida
en- esa comedia a Ia escena que sin
duda de la realidad coplaron.
Los hijos de Garcia son tipos de
la vida real. A cada paso los encon-
tramos en- nuestro camino. Existen
en- la sociedad, acaso, con demasla-
da frecuencia. Ellos inspiraron a los
Quinteros LA casa de Garcia.
Ellos intentaron hacer con este
asunto una comedia casi dramatica,
pero tropezaron con ell procedlmien-
to, tan distinto al de sus obras tacl-
les y optimistas.
De ahi que el tercer acto, pase
sin despertar interes, Ia necesldad
de personages inutiles como
Marcos y Clarita, y de escenas
histnonicas como Ia del teletono y
la del balloon.
iQuisieron los Quintero con esas
escenas, hacer resaltar el terrible
contraste entire la indiferencia delos
hijos de Garcia y ell amino desolado
de este? Reconozcamos que es re-
curse muy pobre para el poderoso
ingenio de los autores de "El ge-
nio alegre." Jorge Adsuar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Recuerdos de an duelo.
(Histormo)

H1StOT1cO)
Sr. Director de ola Correspon-
dencia' San Juan.
Senior. ALA en- Ia pintoresca
Universidad de Notre Dame, en- el
ano de 1899, Sc cruzaron graz yes ofen
sas personales, entire los estudiantes
Senores Palacio y Usera.
Ell Senior Palacio era de Colombia
Y, desde luego, tenia los impetos del
guerrero; el Senior Usera, puertorri-
queho, hidalgo cual noble espanol
Habia sido impossible, no obstante
los esfuerzos de los Sres. Herman
dez y Palmer, representatives de Pa
lacio y Rul y Monagas, representan
tes de Usera, evitar el luctuoso aeon
tecimiento de encarnizado duelo,
donde Sc iba a derramar la sangre
de caballeros tan queridos.
Asi fue que el IS del mes de Oc-
tubre de 1899, en- los floridos cam
pos de la Universidad, las seis Gle
la tarde, en- esa hora, hora triste,
en- que los cristianos todos elevamos
nuestras plegarias al cielo, Sc encon-
traban Usera y P alacio veinte pa
SOS de distanci a, portando cada uno
en- su diestra Y en- posicion reglamen
taria, un revolver Smith calibre 3S
Da la sehal del primer disparo el
juez de campo Palmer y, acto
seguido, Sc oyen dos fuertisimas y
simultaneas detonaciones. La pa
lidez reinaba en- ell rostro de comba-
tientes y pa drinos.
Ell iuez de campo Sc interpone en-
ire ellos y, elevando la vista al cello
les dirije palabras de paz. No bien
terminada su filipica de reconcilia-
ci6n cuando siente que es tocado sua
vemente en- uno de sus hombros.
Quita SUI vista del cielo y la dirige a
su alrededor y not que combatien
ties y padrinos habian hu lido en- velo
carrera y solamen te alli, frente
frente, Sc encontro el juez de camp,
con u n iuez superior, ell Padre Rec
gan, j ete de diciplina de la Unirer
sida d.
En- palabras energicas, 10 hiz
responsible de aquellos tetricos dis
paros que costaron Palmer la not
mas mala en- conducta.
iOh hero es que no lie huis las ba
las v ell jefe de diciplina os hacia PAL
tir cual lie bres asustadas! Puert
| Rico, D iciembre de l909.-Princ
of the Star.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
"LA CASA DE GARCIA"

Manuel Ugarte, escritor argenti-
no, hizo una enqaete entire los mas
notabes escritores europeos acerca
de las nuevas tendencias literanas.
La Pardo Bazan, eludio la respues-
ia, alegando que querlan destueto-
narlo en- rei,ate renglones.
Aunque no intentamos hacer 10
.propio con La casa de Garcia, de-
'bemos consignar nuestras lmpresio-
ines de dicha obra, estrenada el sa-
fbado en- esta cludad.
Donde quiera que me encuentre,
cada vez que en- los carteiones veo
;anunciada obras de los hermanos
lQuinteros, acudo al teatro atraldo
,por irresistible curiosidad. Al$s de
lcien veces me han deleitado estos
lautores con su teatro de costum-
fbres. La idea de que mi espiritu 60
tzara gratas lmpresiones. dlspone
lmi Amino q una espectaclon favora-
:ble a los autores. Asi fue el sabado
al teatro.
Las primeras escenas de LA
Casa de Garcia son identicas a las
de cualquera otra obra de los mis-
mos autores. Los dialogos breves y
vacios. de los que Sc sirven para ha-
Ger comprenables al plbllco los
lcaracteres de sus personaies pol "a
,prisa con q. Sc sue eden s'ielen daF
! q eetos POGO colonao. Es este Tin de
ifecto en- ell que invariabemente in
curTen los heHnanos Quintero. No
,creo necsano que Sc recuerde Las
flores" La escondids senda Las
de CAIN obras las cuales este de-
fecto afea, 10 habiendose librado de
;ei ninguna de sus obras. mas que
"Ei genio skge" que es Ia maestro
Que salio de su ntmen.
Por ESQ, ei sabado, no me sor-
prendio ei principio de LA Casa de
Garcia. Me parecia entrever en- los
fhvosos personsies de Ia comedia.
Is iGct0re6 con que e. taSIt0 pl!"-
de otrecer al pdbiico a
ob-a. en- Ia cual iuegIe principe
papel ell ingenio del ehiste ' los "
vas co,ores q1e arAncan de 81 pa
.eta para dr mucha vida 4 ias COS
t'imbres que de la reaiidad tan sor-
pfendente copian-
4 "a pose &rtfstica de Is actEz
que c.esenpeho el papeI De Maria
atrbnIos en- TN pnncipio el sOn-
hrfo carsCter que nostraba este per-
Soozge en nueStrs opinion. desea-
tonanCio Il arlbiente humorStie0
qle pa.ee!a ser el peculiar De Ia ohra-
Ccssr- tsiste Y receloso. 81 spa
rete- II es,era, no nos cause "a
I- 1ples.on- Reeordamos 81
lco---L-rz &c La escon,lids sen
90 - Z; esfrs en as pEmeras
t-s.---- $40 -.evza DO 81 el aims