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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-18
CORN STANDS The HEATWELL
Little Damage Done to the Crop in
Eastern Nebraska.
WESTERN FIELDS SUFFER SOME
Reports from All Sections Saw Rain
H. Needed, hut Cooler AIR II
Helping the Crop
Greatly.

Corn In eastern Nebraska Is still in fine
condition and has not been damaged to
date by want OF rain, but in many other
sections Of the state the want Of rain
has been felt and only time can tell how
much damage has been done. There has
been practically no damage east Of Hast
ings and Red Cloud. South Of Hastings
and around Holdrege and from that point
west the damage has been considerable.
w. W. johnson. assistant general freight
agent Of the Burlington, has made an ex-
tensive trip over a large portion of Ne
braska to look into crop conditions. He
saws that It Is a hard matter to estimate
the damage.
We saw fields on one side Of the road
which were in fine condition, while on
the other side the corn seemed to be dry
ing up" said Mr.. Johnson, who Travelled
hundreds Of miles In automobiles. "a rain
coming at the present time will do an in.
estimable amount Of good. The lack Of
wind during this hot spell is all that has
saved Nebraska. II these hot days had
been accompanied by a wind the corn
would surely have been parched."
Light Rain Helps some.
A light rain fell Monday night from
Valley to Central City and while it was not
heavy enough to wet the ground much 1t
served to cool the atmosphere. Agents
along the Union Pacific report the corn in
fine shape Cn1 damaged very little from
the hot weather. The st. Joseph & Grand
Island road reported a temperature Of
from IS to 1O2 along that line Monday. The
corn near Marysville, Kan, is damaged
about 30 per cent in the upland fields and
10 per cent on the lowlands.
There was a sprinkle Of rain around
Powell Monday night and a hard rain be-
tween Sidney and Cotton, with a light
rain from Cotton to Cheyenne. No dam
age was reported along the Union Pacific
lines Monday, although the corn was dried
up about 20 per cent near Paxton Sunday.
Kansas has had no rain to break the
hot spell. but there has been a lack Of
wind which has saved the corn, IL the
rain will come soon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
BANCROFT IN
RARE GOOD
.ElUMOR
GENERAL MANAGER OF OREGON
SHORT LINE lNSPECTS YARDS.
road improvements viii Be Contln-
ued-Speclal Train Goes North.

General Manager w. H. Bancroft
Of the Oregon Short Line arrived from
the south this morning on No. with
FicePresident Kruttschntt and. after
a conference with the latter, made a
personal inspection of the viaduct and
Southern Pacific machine shop plant
IN company with Chief Engineer Ash
ton, Resident Engineer Campbell. Su-
perintendcnt of Motive Power ]. F.
Dunn. General Superintendent Davis,
Mastor Mechanic Malone and other of
ficials.
Especial attention was devoted to
close examination of both the viaduct
and new gallery i'm the back machine
shop and General Manager Bancroft
and other officials were emphatic In
expressions OF approvals of the work
being accomplished under the person.
al supervision Of Engineer Campbell.
The shops all underwent close
scrutiny and the round house, filled 10
completion with engines in splendid
condition for service. elected favor
able comment from the inspection par
ty.
To reporter General Manager Ban
and new gallery would be pushed to
completion As early as possible. and
that when the biz structure was TN
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|KRUTTSCHNITT TALKS ON
OGDEN IMPROVEMENTS
SAYS FOUNDRY WILL RECEIVE ATTENTION FROM THOSE
THORTY NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS
THE YAROS-DENIES THAT CALVIN AND OTHER
GALS HARTMAN LINES DlSPLEASED

Julius Kruttschnitt, vice president
and director OF maintenance and oper-
atlons of the western road of the Har
riman system, arrived from Los Ange
les this morning in his private car over
the San Pedro and Oregon Short Line
roads. Replying to queries, submitted
by Standard reporter, who invaded
the observation end Of the car "Guada-
lupe." Vicc-President Kruttschnitt
said:
II am just returning to Chicago af-
ter nearly a months absence with
President Hartman in the southwest
and on the coast, where We found rail-
road conditions in excellent and sat
isfactory shape President Hartman
and other officials connected with the
system will remain on the coast in
definitely and plans for the return
trip east have not yet been perfected.
No radical changes are oontem-
plated at this time In the management.
OF either the Southern Pacific. Oregon
Railway &c Navigation company. Ore
gon Short Line or Union Pacific roads
You may quote me emphatically on
this subject. as | am desirous that
this fact should be generally known
throughout the territory covered by
these lines. | will add also that the
: stories recently published regarding
rumored changes are without founda-
ton in fact. Many of these rumors,
originating in Chicago. Omaha and
San Francisco have travelled back and
forth from the lakes to the Pacific and
have created a feeling Of unrest and
| uneasiness all along the different
roads and various departments. This
has disorganizing effect in many
ways and results In feeling OF un-
certainty that is not conducive to
either efficient or successful railroad
operations.
Z would like to impress railroad of
! ficials generally with the facts tina. the
Hartman management Is not desirous
OF making changes at any time. Wo
| prefer old experienced men at all
timeS-men who are familiar with the
| policies OF the management-rather
| than new men who have TO be edu.
! Gated up To established methods.
Wherever veterans OF this charac.
ter are found In the service. their en-
pIoyment will continue just as long as
| they can be induced 10 remain and if
t"Sl ''uI', iI-"bl pe OF tnclr own VO-
lition rather than through the sueges.
| ton of the management.
Il have nothing TO say at this time
in reference To new projects under
contemplation, but have no hesitation
/ In announcing that all improvements
mapped out in tho West in the wov of
double tracking, the enlargement anil
Improvement of existing plants and In.
like Will be pushed forward without
unnecessary delay. The work calIs
for heavy appropriations and the mon
ey Is now available for the work.
General Manager Bancroft ~ tbo
| Oregon Short Limo Joined me at salt
! Lake this morning and reports every.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18

day evening by Madam Swenson has
been postponed to Thursday evening,
March 25th. This Is made necessary
OH account of the illness OF the mad
am.
We will grind your coffee exactly
as you want it and always fresh. Try
IL once. Grand Union Tea Store, 2436
Wash. Ave. -
Sec it-buy it-eat it-B. & &. But
ter. -
If you are particular in having the
cleanest and best in your daily bread,
you can not afford to buy any other
than Hess Bread. Our name on ey-
cry loaf. -
Garden Seeds and Flower Seeds,
Just opened up. Edgar Jones Grocery
Company. =
A. 3. Patton SIck.-Sickness con-
fines a. B. Patton to his home.
S4o.50 An Acre! !!-Choice irrigated
farm lands, Millard county, Utah.
where water is gold. home a paradise.
Excursion next Friday. For infor-
nation, Wenger, Rostan, G. De julien,
AIS Eccles Bldg. =
Buy your Garden Seeds IN bulk
they come cheaper. Edgar Jones Gro.
cery Co. =
Sweet Pea Seeds. mixed OF separate
colors. Edgar Jones Grocery Co. =
For fancy painting and decorating,
call On or address F. E. Weberg, 325
9th &reet. =
Hams, Hams, choice home-cured
smoked Hams. for few days only. at
14c. Lindsay Elite Market. 1921 to 23
Wash. -
Everything for everybody. Bell 3333.
Shade trees of all kinds at Moore 5
Nurseries. 1866 Wash. Ask for price
| lists. =
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RANDOM


New Norway macKerel 15c each .
Miicher Holland herring, SIPS keg;
skinned boneless Labrador herring. 2Oc
pound; Delikatesse anchories. 25c per
ttn- At Wilcox Grocery. :
Mr.. A G. Jones, better known to the
carpenters as BED Rock" Jones. will
be at Geo. A Lowe Co.'S all day Thurs.
day. demonstrating his line of Stan.
1ey-s carpenter tools. It is well worth
every carpenters time TO meet him. =
Our ad in last nights Standard
wednesday, should have read March
25th instead of March 18th. The Tog-
gerry.
Lewis Good Coal gives the consum.
or value received for his money
Phones 149. =.
At the FaiBtaM this week. Mcmillan
and Mansfield. the New York musical
team who have become so popular In
Ogden. viii present a round dozen o,
the very latest musical hits IN addition
to their already extensive repertoire
Soree Pootponed.-The musica
soiree to have been given this Thurs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
Y DUNG MAN
SENTENCED
TO JAIL
HAD FILLED HIMSELF WITH BEER
TO OVERLOOKING
His lmpudence Provoked the Judge
Who Ordered Him Kept In Gus
tody Five Days.

The police court grind, comprsed
only two cases, a drunk and a yag.
Each. however, was OF unusual inter
est and consumed considerable time
before sentence was sed.
George Malin. flaXen-halre1
youngster, who said he was nineteeo'
but who, In spite OF the premature
expression of sternness upon his lace
did not look the age he claimed, vas
charged with drunkenness. He sui
lenly entered a plea Of not guilty.
Detective Pender stated that he ar
rested the boy while intoxicated al
though more on account oil sbe viz
and obscene langunage he Was usl's
upon the street.
Malin was called 10 the stand anl
asked TO tell his story. lie derled tOe'
he had been drunk but admitted ns''
Ing taken q few drinks. The CITY az
torley asked nov many d1oSs 10
had had and WAS tclt tfas IL ulSn'
have been 20 or go, possibly 90. tAo
witness stating thst "a did not pro
tend 10 keep treck OF SO trivial Ou,'
ter rs the number OF "bcers Ee dTeo@
when taking in the town tie s'<.,
cd that he worked II times. but ps4
been idie about a month. "hcl SsN
ed about the source or his beer mone''
he replied that he lad parents WY
furnished Il TO him whenever ne IsA
ed for IT.
An effort was made 10 ind CIV
where Malin obtained his beer elo
the latter promptly replied thai nc aa@
bought beer In every place on ! I"7n,!
nuh street except the coIpo'1a''0'
cafe and bars.
He was asked now often ne WAS 10
the habit OF going on spree oil toi'
nature. and answered that II WAS
ually upon Saturday nights. Inc
torney reminded him that We0neS1"'
night was not Saturday. and recei
ed a reply TO the effect that "eCns
day was an exception, being 81 r'N
rlck's day. ,ol
The court was noticeaoly proso@es 81
with the boy and stated that inc
fcnse would be less grave 10 MS
timatIon If the witness would oN''
speak the truth when questioned
Give him FIVE days. Clerk" said ne NJ,
and see If We cant teach him
things liz.
James Mccarthy, another zen
,uent. was discharged, the officers 10
nr satisfied the court that james eot
1nIy brought in for safe keeplns
lowing a st. Patrick's day ce'''
Ion.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
Wallace and Mrs. kcnnana.

In connection with tho moveme ent
for commemoratnS tho birthplace of
Sir William Wallace, 1t is interesting
TO recall the fact that perhaps the best
poem on Scotiands hero WAS written
by an Englishwoman. In 1919 patri
ouc Scotsman offered a prize OF ESQ
for the best poem on the subJ0ct of
the illustrious patriot inviting Bruce
TO the Scottish throne. The prize
was awarded to Felicia Hemans,
who're star was then slowly rising in
the iirmament-Glasgow News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
HE RAN AWAY WITH
ANOTHER MANS WIFE

The municipal court meted out a
considerable amount of justice 70 an
alleged parasite this morning in' tho
person Of NJ. Baum. who. after admit
ting that he had been living with an
other mans wife. pawning her jewel
ry and taking a check from her to
gamble with. was given straight SEN
tence of ninety days on the rock pile,
Baum was only charged with va
grancy. to which he pleaded not guilty
after having had explained To him
what the word meant Chief Brown
ing testified that Baum had run away
with another mans wife In Nevada
and had been living with her in Ogden
for some time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
Play Has Historic Characters.

Alfred Testoni's new play. "Gloace-
tino Rosslni." which was recently per-
formed for the first time is described
as the life Of the great master of
music" In the fourth act which is
laid In Paris in 1860 Richard Wag
ner appears as one Of the characters.
He Is still unknown and is spoken of
as the embodiment OF the glorious
future, while Rossini is spoken o. as
the glorious past, A third in the group
is Viucenzo BellIni. Tho Jitle part
was played by Erneste Jacconi.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18

press and was attempting TO quick
ly extract an envelope which had
fallen under the platen when the heel
OF the platen, upon its return motion,
caught his hand, destroying his fing-
ers.
DR.. Mills and the father of the
young man performed the operation
at the hospital and the young fellow
stood the shock with encouraging
strength.
John Driver is graduate Of the
Ogden high school, and, while working
in the printing establishment, was
studying to be an architect.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
NOTICE

patrons that we have closed the Bos-
ton Market oil Washington Ave, and
that all accounts due the Boston are
payable at the CHICAGO MARKET.
I83-1S5 oath Street.
We sincerely thank all who have so
generously patroniZed us in the past
and solicit q continuance OF the same
at the Chicago Market.
USSELLJAMES co.
Bell Phone $50 Ind phone 521. =
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ished and ready for use. other i'm
provements of an important nature
would be taken up and completed.
Mr. Bancroft was in rare good hui
NOR, as he chatted pleasantly and
chewed vigorously on the end OF ci'
gar. and at 10; 55 the general manager
and his numerous stan stepped into
their special train Of four cars and left
for the north on trip of inspection
over the Oregon Short Line system.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
LOSES FOU R
FINGERS OF
II AND
JOHN DRIVER SERIOUSLY MUIR
ED IN PRINTING OFFICE.
Hand Caught In a Press, Necessitstin9
the Amputation Of the Shreds Of
Fingers Which Were Lett.

While feeding a Gordon printing
press. in the Job office OF the wa
satch Printing company. at lo; ~ 'nis
morning. John Driver son OF Dr DIV
er. had the four fingers OF his rlGht
hand so severely crushed and lacerat
cd that the flngers were amputated at
the Ogden General hospital at O'Clock
this afternoon.
He had been operating the Gordon
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
EGGS! EGGS!!

Eggs for Matching from strictly
Pure Bred stock,
White Wyandottes. Silver Laced.
Wyandottes, Barred Rocks, R. |. Reds.
Black MInorcaS
We invite inspection OF stock a. our
breeding yards, 972 23rd. Barrows
Commission Co Both phones. =
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hing in excellent shape on that sys-

thing in excellent shape on that sys-
tenn.
Il can give you no definite informa-
tion regarding the proposed construc-
tion Of foundry at Ogden. other than
to say the proposition is under con-
slderatlon and that, like the viaduct
now under construction and the pro-
posed new freight depot in this city.
the foundry matter will receive due at
tention from those in authority
Mr.. Kruttschnitt was escorted over
the Utah division by Superintendent
Whitney of the Union Pacific.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
SEEDS! SEEDS!

1t is time to buy seeds. Pingree e.
Keller have them; the largest variety
and entirely fresh, at the lowest
prices. too. Stratagem Peas, cts;
Alaska Peas, cts; and Sweet Peas,
So cts per pound. Both phones, No
2616. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
j. A. BELTzER

Matchmaker and Jeweler. The many
friends of Mr., BeltZer Will be pleased
TO learn he is back at his old stand
doing business, at 2476 Grant All
are invited to call
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
NOTICE, LADIES

For the next few days we will sell
our bulk flower seeds. such as nastur-
tlums. sweet peas. morning glories,
etc. at half regular prices. Ogden
Feed and Implement Co. Asull Il
Shafer, 2264 Washington.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

My wife. Mrs. Cora +. Ketcham,
having left my bed and board, will
not be responsible Tor any bills con.
tractcd by her. c. A. KETCHAM.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
CERAMIC STUDIO.

Miss Lucille Wallace. china decora-
tor announces the opening of her new
studio at No, 1854 Wash ave. Glass
days. Tuesdays. Fridays and Satur-
days, from till p, m. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
@ O oooooooooo C @ 0 @ O
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN
A NEVADA CAMP

TonoDab. New. March 1S.-A
big fire ragged at Millers. a min
ing town twelve miles west of
Tonopsh. The Lindsay hotol
was destroyed. Five men have
been seriously burned and In
jured. Three physicians just
left here 10 care for the injur-
ed. The loss is estimated at
$35. 900
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
Pennsylvania Real Granite state.

Vermont gets tho credit OF being
the granite state. but Pennsylvania
leads in the production OF stone. with
nearly Is per cent. of the total TO her
credit
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WILL PAY COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersisned, treasurer OF Weber county,
Utah, Will. at his office, on and after
this date, pay all county warrants
bearing register numbers from No
1913 to 45146 inclusive. and that all
OF said warrants shall cease TO draw
interest after this date March Is
1900
ALMA u. CHAMBERS.
Treasurer OF Weber County.
Ogden, Utah, March Is. 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18

HummIna.eIrd is Dying Out
WhiIo IN 1866 there were 10
q, humning. bird in Trinidad, tnefo 49,
nov only about five
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Hosiery Specials

akOSsCTy OpCCldsS
Broncho Buster stockings for
children. all sizes. 2 pair for 25c
Children's fleece lined stock
ings, two pairs for. Csc
Guaranteed stockings for chill
dren, warranted not to wear to
holes In three months, pair
1or ...,...s....... ....Sl .uU
Ladies fleece lined stockings,
pairs for Csc
Ladies fleece lined stockings,
regular Csc quality for. Csc
Ladies' silk stockings, made
of purest silk. assorted colors.
regular price 81 a pair, sale
PiiSC $3.50 ...'.-s p''fo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Nota de dueIo.

Anoche faliecio en- su residencia
de ''Miramar" victima de cruel do
lencia, que no pudo veneer la clen-
cia, ell que fue nuestro distinguido
compatriota don Bernardo Huicvy
natural de Arecibo, y que hace al
gun tempo viva en- San Juan.
Ell fallecimiento del Sr. Huicy ha
causado honda pena en- San Juan
en- donde tenia numerosas amista-
des, Y desde aver tarde Sc VIC concu-
rrida SUI casa por muchos elemen,
tos de esta sociedad.
Ell cadaver ha sido embalsama.
do para ser conducido hoy las
de la tarde a Arecibo, en- donde Sc
ra sepultado. Muchas personals dt
aoueha ciudsd vinieron hoy a Sar
Juan con motive del faliecimientc
del expresado compatriota.
A sus sobrinos y demas famiiia-
res todos envia La Correspondent.
cia" su mas expressive p6same to.
mando parte en- su dueio que es e
de toda una sociedad.
Paz en- Ell seno de Dios al alma de
que deja profundo recuerdo de afec-
to y estimaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
JuiciOs en- una
COrtG municipal

Bayam6n Dfa 27.-Abril-
Uno contra Segundo Concep-
ci6n y Carlos Bernard, denun-
ciados por el P. |, Francisqui
nj, por alterar la paz pGblica.
FL Sr. Juez en- vista de las pru
bas les impuso 10 dias de
arresto.
Otro contra Manuel Juan
Rivera, denunciado, por ell de
tective Serain Maimf, per
acometimiento Y aggression al
Sr. Juan Branada el dia Is de
Abril. El Joven Manuel Juan
Rivera, Sc declar6 culpabIe,
alegando, que su intensi6n no
fue agredir al Sr- Brahada
El sehor juez en- vista de las
manifestations hechas. .por el
loVen Juan Rivera, le lmpuSo
s 10 de multa.
0tra contra Daniel Herman
dez por aeometimientO Y agre.
sion 4 Custodio Laguna Ell ST
iuez, en- vista de las pFueba
castig6 al acusado con 5 ) de.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
MES De MARIA

Ell sabado, 10. de Mayo, da-
ran principle estos cultos re-
ligiosos, cue Sc repetlran to-
das las noches del propio mes,
al toque de oraciones.
Sc rezara primeramente el
Santo Rosario, q continual
ci6n las letanias cantadas, E.
iercicie del mes, meditation
V canticos, ternllnando con
el ofrecimiento de flores y Sal
We coreada.
Todos las sabados Salve So
lemne.
Todos los jueves y domingos
platica y Solemne Coronaclon
de la Purfsima Virgen.
La secci6n de canto a cargo
de un nutrido coro de Sehoras
y sehoritas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papeI
de peri6dico a dos pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
N0TAs MI NDIALES.

81 el eximio literato Eduardo Fit7
Gerald vive hasta ell mes de mayo
del proximo afo, sera un centena-
rio, pues nacio Ell II de este mes en- l
1909. ~<".
En- Alton, Illinois, hanse propa-
gado las tortugas de tai manera, que
Sc consiguen muy buenas q 8 CEN
tavos, las que antes no valfan me-
nos de Is, y esta carne comfortable
y sabrosisima no falta en- las me-
sas de los mas pobres.
La poblacion del territorio que
abraza hoy Ell Imperio aleman, Sc
ha dupiicado desde 1888.
En- Ia isla de Cuba hay mas patrio-
tas que empleos para premiar su pa
trietismo.
Anualmente van m as de ochenta
mil touristas visitar los suntusos
Palacios del Rey Luis " de Bavie-
"a.
En- ell aho de 1908 las ventas de
AUTOMOBILES en- Estados Unidos So
10 producieron S8.O00,000 contra
$I05. .000. 900 en- el ano anterior.
La gonna de las estampillas pos
tales humedecida en- la, lengua, es
I'm medic excelente de cultivo pa
ra los microbes. Ell microbio mas
descontentadizo no podrfa buscar
una residencia mejor que esa. La
tai gonna reemplaza, en- efecto a la
gelatina de agArico, que es para di-
chos organismos por 10 apetecldo
10 que las perdices para ell buen gas
tronono.
Sc comenta regocijadamente en-
los circuIos aristocraticos de Alema-
MIA Ia noticia de que ell rey Manuel
de Portugal aspira a la mano de la
princesa Beatriz de Sajonia Cobur-
90, Ia cual desde hace meses esta
comprometida en- relaciones forma-
les con el principe Alfonso de Or
leans, hijo de la infanta Eulalia, y
con quien Sc habia anunciado que
contraeria matrimonio tan pronto
como ei terminara su carrera, en- Ia
que esta a punto de graduarse. Lo
que interesa es saber 81 ei ioven mo-
narca lusitano desbancara al prin-
cipe quitandole SUI prometida 8 81
recibira regias calabazas.
Ell nombre ''aeropiano" que tan
to va sonando en- estos tiempos, CO.
mienza q disgustar 4 muchas perso-
mas quienes les parece barbara
y POGO armonioso. En- vista de clio,
un peri6dico parisiense ha abier-
to un piesbicito para encontrar un
nombre ideal que satisfaga igualmen
te a gramaticos y deportistas. En-
tre los nombres propuestes flgura
el de Auto-piano" que gusta a al
gunos por su semejanza con ell de
"autom6vilp, aunque tampoco lie
parece mai el de autobuse," (que
podrfamos traducir nosotros eau
tocernicalo,'') en- memoria del ave
que puede cernirse mas tempo en-
los aires. Otro propone "oisel' por
tratarse realmente de un pajaro ar
tificial; otro duda entire "aeroplano"
y "aeronsve," pero 10 arregla todo
aplicando el primero de estos nom
bres 4 los aparatos grandes, vel Sc
gundo a los pequeiios.