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married soon. It was stated here Friday night that Kirkpatrick ordered his wedding suit some weeks ago, but recently cancelled the order.
 Kirkpatrick's suicide was one of th, most deliberate acts of it's kind re corded here In many days. Eye wit nesses say Kirkpatrick sat on q curb. ing at Second avenue and Pine street for more than a half hour before ho finally fired a bullet into his brain When he first took seat thefe he attracted the attention of many pe- GcstrianS. He WIS not under the In tluence of liquor and for that reason his actions seenfd q so unusual to pas sersby X par1l of men and women, attracted by his actions, came 10 tho conclusion that the man was q street "fakir' and was trying to at tract crowd to the corner He laid his hat beside him, smoked a cigar for few minutes and after sitting quietly for ten minutes drew a re- Volver from his hip pocket, looked into the barrel of the weapon and fired, The bullet entered the brain through the fore head.
 When he displayed tie weapon a saIoslady in store nearby screamed: "Oh, he's got pistot Before anyone could take step toward him the weapon was discharged. Kirkpatrick fell backward slowly and died whl,e being carried to q physicians office in an ambulance,
 The three letters left by the suicide were picked up from the walk by John 0. Harrison. One was delivered to S. r.. Wilhoit the other addressed to the public" was opened and read. and the third, addressed to Miss Hill. at Velonia Ark, SC aled and stamped, was mailed by Mr. Harrison the same afternoon. 1t was registered to in- sure it's safe delivery.
 When he killed himself Kirkpatrick was attired in a neat black suit, He wore a new hat and new linens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
CARMACk'S SLAYER
 TELLS HIS STORY

{IIearst News Special to the Graphic Y
 Nashville, Feb. 20.-Robin Cooper today told his story of the killing of Senator Carmack, saying Carmack fired twice, the first ball going through his shoulder and the second through his coat sleeve before he fired the three shots whiol: killed the senator. Before going on the stand Cooper was put under X-rays to de- termine whether the. bullet was still in his shoulder. He testified when he and his father left the office of Judge Bradford his father had con- sented to have the differences be- tween himself and Carmack over the editorials in the Tennesseean adj justed. They were on their way to Governor Patterson's mansion when the father discovered Carmack con- ing up the street and said he wanted to speak to him. Young Cooper said he tried to pull his father away, fear ing trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
THE PLANTERS HEAR
 AGRICULTURAL AGENTS
E. Gray and J. J. Moore Discuss Farm Work and Improved Farming Methods in This City Before Large Gathering of Jefferson County Farmers - Their Co-0perative and Demonstration Plan is Ex- plained Recommend the Judicious Use of Fertiliz- CTS and Improved Farming Implements

proper for successful farming. The agent also recommends the judlcious use of fertilizers. This Is known as demonstration work.
 in conducting the cooperative and demonstration work Is to enable the farmer to raise more cotton and corn on smaller acreage and permit them to get better results than are now obtained. We take the farmer as we find him, said MT. Moore, in discuss ing the plan, and deal with him as we find him. We are very careful not to discourage him with too much information or too many suggestions Every farmer thinks he knows how to farm and everyone of them be- lieves that he knows farming better than the other one. There is no con- vincing them except by introducing improved methods on their farms singly and as they see the good re- suits from the first plan and the second, they finally get their farm work into the proper channel.
 A letter was received here Satur- day morning by J. E. Gray, i'll which w. R. Kirby and thirty-three other planters of Lincoln county, invited him to deliver an address to them on that day. He was unable to visit Warner because of his Pine Bluff ap- pointment, but MT. Moore will go there and lecture to the planters of Lincoln county next Saturday. Feb ruary 27.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
SENATOR WANTS TO
 INVESTIGATE MERCER

tlicarst News Special to the Graphic.t
 Washington, Feb. 20.--By vote of 8 to 2 the ub-committee of the sen ate committee on judiciary reported today a resolution of Senator Culber- son asking for an Investigation into the merger of the Tennessee Coal and Iron; that the President acted without authority when he permitted lI1e lnerg- CT. He was equally unauthorized in not instructing the attorney general not to invoke the federal statutes on the merger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21

Because he found himself unable to get employment and with his wedding day near at hand. is given as the di- rect cause for the suicide of Albert T. Kirkpatrick, the well-known young man from Fl Paso, Ark, who shot and killed himself on prominent down town corner in this city Friday, short ly after the noon hour. II developed Saturday that Kirkpatrick was to be be married to Mrs. Minnie Cagle, a prt ttr young woman who is now liv- Ing at her former home. Velonia, Ark, under her maiden name. Miss Minnie Hill. The day for the wedding had not been definitely decided upon, but relatives of Kirkpatrick say that Kirkpatrick and the young lady were to have been married within the next few weeks. Mrs. Cagle formerly lived in Pine Bluff and was only recently employed in q local telephone eX
 change. Her former husband, q Mr. Cagle, is said 10 have deserted her and her two children in this city sey- eral months ago.
 The body of young Kirkpatrick, who was bnt 2o years old, was ship
 ped to his old home at El Paso, Ark. Saturday afternoon and will be buried
 in Grizzard's graveyard near that place Sunday, Il was accompanied by State Senator C. F. Bush, of White county: \. NJ. Kirkpatrick, an uncle of the deceased who lives at Beebe, and J. w. Kirkpatrick, a brother, who
 makes his home at Fl Paso. MT. and
 Mrs. Presley Kirkpatrick, parents of the dead man, also live at Fl Paso. Kirkpatrick relatives are unable to explain why Kirkpatrick ended his l life in such tragic manner. They
 say they knew of no troubles that he should have had. On the other hand, they were informed, and have since
 his death learned through letters, that the young man was engaged to Miss Hill, or Mrs. Cagle, as she is known here and that they were to have been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21

In response to an official call, is sued by General Chairman w. D. Buckner, of the joint committees from the eight local branches of the vari- ous state organizations to meet in an- nual convention in this city the com- ing year, the chairmen of the enter tainment committees met Saturday af- ternoon at the parlors of the Hotel Jefferson to perfect the final arrange ments for the determined canvass which will be made the coming week to raise one big entertainment fund, aggregating $6,500, which will be re. quired to properly entertain the thou sands of delegates and their ladies who are coming here to attend the several conventions.
 Dr. W. D. Buckner presided at the meeting, which was largely attended by many business men and members Of the various organizations and so cicties to be entertained here All plans for the canvass were arranged and the members Of the following so- liciting committees, who have been assigned to various districts, are re- quested to meet at the Hotel Jeifer- son at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. At that hour the committees will start out on their work. It is desired that
  every member be present at that hour.
 The following statement, issued by 1 the. Pine Bluff Board of Trade, telling of the benefits Pine Bluff and it's peo- pie generally will derive from the big nyentions, ought to be an encourage ment to every business firm and in- dividual to contribute liberally to tie fund. The committees hope to raise { the required amount by Saturday 'ght <: '. <. K To the Public:
 In response to invitations extended by Pine Bluff to various organizations to come to our city as our guests for their annual conventions in 1909, the following bodies accepted our invita- tions, viz: Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association Arkansas State Medical Society, Arkansas Funera! Directors Association Arkansas Retail Mer- chants Association, Improved Order ot Redmen, Arkansas Travellers and Fratcrnal Order of Eagles. These conventions will meet in Pine Bluff between the months of May and De- r.; ger, inclusive.
 To entertain these anticipated guests in a manner worthy of the reputation of Pine Bluff should be our pride and pleasure. The Board of Trade, in an effort to do it's part, has doubled it entertainment committee. Tfis committee has held conferences with corresponding committees of the various organizations and estimates Of probable attendance and funds needed ] have been carefully made. Based upon the experience of the conventions of 1908, on the low estimate of an ex-
 renditure Of s, each per day by ou.
 guests the sum of $S1,375 will be
 added to the circulating medium oi
 our city. Plans formed for the en-
 tertainment of the seven conventions
 named will require an entertainment
 fund of $6,50O For the purpose os
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
Money and
 Opportunity

When money and oportunity get ID ,ouch the combination has tremend- >.us breeding possibilities.
 We write the kind of FIRE iNsuE- ANCD and deal in the lind Of REAL HsTATN that FRIENDS SELL TO FRIENDS.
 ws aIso accept money on deposa, a trust or subject to chsck. ALLOW tNo nsTRE9T ON SAVINGS AC- C0UNTU.. ,
 Hero arc golden opoortuaiose- srt10 on ycaF coin.
 Piae Bilnn Trust Co. cmaes naia aal 1k1xaas stfsao.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21

Before large gathering of plant CTS, mostly cotton and corn growers of this and adjoining counties, J. [. Gray and J. J. Moore. special agents for the United States Agricultural Department. discussed cooperation in farm work and general farm coud.- dions at the City Hall in this city Saturday. MT. Gray has charge of the governments experimental work il, this county and will remain here about year cooperating with the farmers in an effort to introduce il,- proved farming methods here, He i; being paid $75 per month by Jeffer- Son county, County Judge Gould hav- ing made an appropriation of $500 annually for that purpose. The gov ernment will defray the balance of the salary and expenses. Mr. Moore was sent her by State Agent J. A. Evans 10 aid Alr. Gray in the meeting Sat nrday morning
 The farmers and planters in th;:j immediate section of the State are
 greatly interested in the methods being preached and demonstrated by the government representatives. They have already manifested desira to carry out the plans outlined for t;le improved farming work and in many ! instances Mir. Gray is cooperating with farmers in raising improved crops on small tracts of land. t. more foreibly illustrate to them tf.: value O. the cooperative plan.
 In their addresses Saturday Messsrs. Moore and Gray recommended a bet ter preparation of soil, care a1a at- ,cntion in the selection of improved seed for plaTtihg pD' 1oses, botk fDr corn and cott9n. TheE encouraged the use of improved tools In or7er to reduce hand labor and lessen the amount of horse powe' now in ef- feet on the farms. They outlined the proper cultivation tha, the nature Of the crops in this sect.on demand.
 In the cooperation work the Gov ernment officials have two methods of procedure. They first get the names and postoffice addresses of all the farmers in the county ill which the cooperative plan is being carried out. Then they request that they be sent literature, dealing with their crops, from Washington, This Is what is known as the cooperation plan. At the end of the year reports are made to the Agricultural Depart ment at Washington by each of the farmers, in which they tell of their success or failure, offer suggestions and make comment that cannot help but prove beneficial to even the ex- perts as we'll as the farmers through out the country. The government agents, however, are required 70 make weekly reports to the Depart ment. The other method of proceed ure is for the agent to superintend the cultivation of small plat or ground and advise the farmer as 70 what he might think proper or im-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
CAN
 CALL ON THE POPE

fHearst News Special to the Graph'c'
 Rome, Feb. 30.--TheoNore Roose- welt will probably visit the Pope when here on his way to Africa. The President was today notified by cable that should he desire to call on the Holy Father no question of prece- dence between Querinal and Vatican would be raised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
DICKINSON TO
 SUCCEED WRIGHT

(aearst News Special 10 the Graphic.p
 Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 20.-J. M Taft's secretary of war. This was practically an official announcement today Charles Nagel, of St. Louis, will be secretary of commerce and K. A. Balllnger, of Washington, secretary of interior. Taft left today for New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
BIG STEAMER
 BURNS AT SEA

{1Iearst News Special to the Graphic
 Buenos Ayres, Feb. 20.--1t is re- ported here that the Argentine steam CT Presidente Roca has been wrecked between Puerto San Antonio and Puerto Madrid. It caught fire and was destroyed. It is believed tho crew and all of the 200 passengers per ished. e~s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
COUNCILMAN
 GUILTY OF GRAFT

fHesrst News Special to the Gsaphsc.'
 o,,tahurx Feb. W-CounciIman ,ohn E. Klein was today found guilty of bribery after the jury vas out tventv-eleht minutes. 1t developed during tho hearing that Kiesns' nasn- ;,, of. | y5.ooo bill before E. Fry. . harness d4alsr. started ths ~ho'e graft scandals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
CONFIDENCE.

Wa claim tho confidence Of the peo pie on the following proposition: Our Hnown experience ss cutter and attsr; our tailoss ara Arst clsee. exp>sisnesd meoAan3es: our iaEgs steoh ot Inc weossas. .,s
 Hl9HSKRAAH8, Tho taiioF. ovoy Citixens' Bank. Sec oad .avcnAe, eosnef Pine street:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
TO COMPEL THE
 ". U. TO PAY

uIearst News Special to the Craphic.}
 Atlanta, Feb. 20.-Attorney General Hart today announced his intention to ask that the plant of the Western Union be placed in the hands of re- ceiver in order to collect taxes on its franchise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
EAGLES' BALL.

We will give Washington dance party at our hall at 216 1-2 West Sec ond avenue, Monday, February 22. 1909. You are invited to come in the costume of your forefathers, if ros- sible. Music furnished by Elliott's band Grand march at o'clock. Come. 22-l4 It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
GOO GOO" EYES
 WERE COSTLY

NIearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Chcago Feb. 20.--Making "goo goo" eyes at Mrs. Julia Began, who refused to flirt with him, cost Police Sergeant John McNally $500 today. Mrs. Re- gan got damages because the police man arrested her when she turned him down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
SUICIDE WAS TO
 HAVE BEEN MARRIED

Albert T. Kirkpatrick Who Killed Himself on Down town Corner Friday Was Engaged to Mrs Minnie cagle, Formerly Employed at Local Telephone Of flee Here-Relatives Take Body Home for Inter ment--Eye Witnesses to Tragedy at First Thought Kirkpatrick Street Fakir"- Women Saw the Tragedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
FOB QUICK TRANSPORTATION -CALI- CITY HACK LINE
 
0o East Barraque St

Open . ?. n. to 1880 .. m. and P. liable. Special attention to train eAi. Old phone 3Sl. Now phone lo2. xoss- ORord. prop. Pine BluR. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
WANT $6,500 FOR ENTERTAINMENT

Committees Will Start Canvass Tuesday to Get Money With Which to Entertain Thousands of Delegate Who Are Coming to State Conventions -M Means Much to This City and It's Merchants, Says Board of Trade-Iists of Com mittees and Districts As. signed to Each
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21
PINE BLUFF BILL
 GOES THROUGH HOUSE

uIearst News Special to the Graphic)
 Washington, Feb. 20.-The diplo- matic. consular and military academy appropriation bills passed the house today. The rivers and harbors bill passed after 2 -falt6ustsr by Keller. ct Ohio. who wanted to survey the Ohio and Erie canals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-21

Mrs. ". c. Csittsnden, of Altheimes vas in the city shopping yesterday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-10

tn victims.
mo ne 10 q. quiere ustsd dscir CON ESQ.
Yo soy incspsz de hacer dana nadis.
-SfgueDos-dijo sl gusrdia rural.
Acomps fisdo por la misma sscolta. oil
viandants fue conducido 10 alcsldia 6
introducido sn In uala del Ayuntamiento.
FL oort1o prosigni6 m guardia, sin per
der nj uno de los movimisntos del acu.
sadc.
A los pocos minutcs. dijo Bsltr&ui
--Ssfior Alcalds, lhabrfa medic do qua
se me diarA nm pedaso do pAn2
-SLo que t6 quisisras-sxclam6 uno
de los Circumstances -ss que to disrpn
atlantic y faerzas para comstsr otro crimsnl
BsltTan comprsndi6 que era in6til in.
sistir.
E,au Las aists do In tards. Varios i6-
vanes habfan salidu al campo con objsto
de dsscubrir los gspdarmss que fscorrfan
10 comsrca en husca del delin cnents y de.
cirls que sl asssino hsbfa sido captursdo.
-lAhf estkn! iAhf eatAn! -grisaron va
riaa vecss.
ia quien ue rsisrsn ustedea2 pregun.
t6 oil Alcalds.
ia los gendarmssl -- ~
En- IN abrir csrfar de oics vaci6ss IL
sails, sn la que 40 qued6 mis que Bsltr6n
cuando una VOC sxclam6:
Han cegido 6 otro asssincl ...
-IY quie1 en- eRe otfo?-dijo el Alcaide
| siislsDdo IN hcmbre de u1oi tFeinta
aTioE, do fiSonomis bsstial y rspulsivs, gus
CON ssposas On las msnos, csminabR sntra
los dos csballos De los gsndsrmss.
- 81 ssssinn de- la ia Blsnchst, nj cusl
| scabo % detsnsri -contsst6 sl ssrgsnto cor
1 VOC do triunfo.
--lTodos los habitantss de In Rigaudis
70 10 han rsconoCidol Fl criminal 10 hI
confsssdo todc! t.5
Los mismos pschos lanzsron los mismoI
gritos y smsnazAs do por ls mRilAna con-
trssl nusvo acussd6.
Dsspu6s prosiguieron los gsndRTmsa %
camino. y In gsnts smpsz6 pensar On Q
pobrs Beltran.
Encontraronls solo en- sl mismo nitio
El Alcalds 60 adslant6 hscia 81 con ls 60
IRA On ls mano.
--Oiga uatsd-ls dijo-no nos guarda-
| ra uutsd rsncor Dor habsrnos equivocAd,
| CON respscto su persona. CAea ustsd qu
no hR habido mals voluntad por nusstrI
parte. lDsms ustsd ls mano!
Volviendoss dsspues haciA ~ hija, ana
di6:
IDLE & tn madrs que .ponga IN Gu
bisrto mfa!
-SEl senior Alcalde va convidGrms
| csnar?
ST. Y con rsspscto al cuchillo nusv'
/ que ustsd ha psrdido, dssnuhs A.. % csn
pusde llevRrss 81 que unto
~ plato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-10
LOS DOS ASESINOS

lNsds ted lsrgo csmo uu dia ain panl
FL viandants con el cnsrpo incIinsdo
bsjo sl peac de las alforiss, rspetfa do
oLtinuo sssf mizmA ffsss. cnda vsz en- IN
tono mas lfssimsro y fatigado. Camina-
bs desde Y amAnscsr con ei eat6msgo
vacfc, sufflsndo sn sl csmino los rigores
do nm sol del msa de AgoHto vsrdAdsrs.
msnts atTasAdor.
Habia sncontrado ialgural cssas do la.
brsnxa, muy dintantss unas dc otrnp; psro
todan ssaban vacfss; & causa do Ia rscn-
lsccion y, como iba muy dazpacio, no habia
llsgsdo tcd4vfs nipguna aldss.
Y el polite hombre prosegufa an russ,
cusndo de prot to diyis6 ri fin uua seru.
psci6n de camv.
La vista do la aldsa, sn In qua dsbfa
hsbsr pan earns, ilumin6 nus oios Ii.
gui6ns el infslix y acalsr6 el pauo Al
lIeg'r al pohladc, motto la pressncia de uu
grupo de aldeauos que le vsian vsnir como
81 sstuvisrs1 ssper6ndnle.
Isl ms aghardArkn para comerI-diio sl
viAndants para aus adentrcu.
Sn ironis- sin embargo, csy6 por terra
cuando vie que Los aldsanoa sstaban arma.
dos Dc apsrcs do labranxa. "
lBusnpa dfasl--exclam6.-iNo 70 habria
medio2. .........
ri dssvalido no tsrmin6 m Erase.
81 guardia rural 20 dirigi6 hRciA 81 y
10 dijo:
ia ven tus papslssl
-Aqui tptkn, ssfior guardiA.
IDS dhds vienss2
De Chbrtres, por la earrstsra y musr.
to dc hsmEks.
-lHsa Paaado .por la RigAudisrs2-
prsgunt6 sl guardia rural.
-lYa kelo que hR ocurridcl
-iIndu&blemsnts 90 al AssHinol SIX.
clsm6 unods los aldssnoE
-lSllsndDl -dijo el guardia.-Oys,
Bsltrkp. ste % 81 nombFs qua fgurA On
tuu dOcumtntos. Ts darsmos Albsrgus;
psro prealsns ante tn cuchilIo, poIqus he
olvidaGo oil milo.
Bsltr6n tCh6 TERRA aus sIforiAs nj
On sllss nj, sn sus bolsillos sncontr6 10 que
buEcAbs.
NO 10 sntisndo-dijo.-lLo he psrdi-
dido Q1S lGatimS! Era IN cuchillo
nusvacitcl
ESsEs pilablaa produjsron Sl sfscto do
una dsscarga electrica.
Las mujsrss gritabaD:
-iEs 81 aassinOl lAh, bandidO! iCs-
nails! iMisWsblel
Los homb p 20 disponfap 6 casr con
HuS spsros 1bbrs BsltrSn, quien On 81
Aturdimisnt5 ssntfAus ain fuerzAa para Pc
dir explioadunes.
FL guards 70 acsrc6 81 preAunto REQ ,
10 die:
-iEn rOmbrs dc Ia ley, quedA .uHtsd
dstsuidol h
FL viRndEnts comprsndi6 qua In Hitua
ci6n era muy grave, On vistA dc que sl
agsnts de Ia autoridad hAbfA paERdo de-
| Ia al ustsd
Me parsCs que mis- papeleu sGt6n sr
Tsgla.
-IY tn conCisnciAH
Mi concisnciA dice que tisns hAmbre
-lEM el matsdor de 10 tia BlRnchss
dc Ia Rig audisrSl iConfiss tn orimsn. mi
Terabls sseaiurl
| - SYs sassino2
-iY tn cuchillc3 (No 10 has perdido
10 hRA dsjado On 10 RigAudisrs, junto [
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-10
FL VOIcal mas grande del mundO.

De los snimales que vivsn en- TERRA fir
me, skbeE3 que no hay al hA hRbido niu'
guno quskvsntSjs en- tamGfio al bronto
Saurio anihbiluviAno, asi como de los que
vivsn en- sgua pusds astgurSrSe que eli
mayor 90 cachalote, ,uys longitud pssa
{ vscsn dsB0 metros, sin qus 10 conosca
10 limits bxacto. En cuAnto al mundo
alado, hoxsabsmos tsmbien cu6l do Eus
eupscies cdrsspouds In primaCiA por rAz6n
do tamsfid pero hAats hacs muy POGO los
autores aEhabAn discordsa sobre cate puu'
TO- -qHs. cohoAs verG, no dsjs de Her ints'
rssante.
Ante sdo, fijemonos sn que 10 tratR, no
de avss, no de todos los Animales que
vuslan. Del avsstrux del gigsntsscs
mono pre- tat6rico, privAdon dc esta fEcul'
tad, no pkemus por eonsiguisnts, ocupsr'
lnou ahox@
Gu anddso hablG dc grandsI volGtiles,
dssds lus4 hay que dsjsr 6 nm lAdo los
mamfferol lgoladorss. Ell mas grands de
todos, oil bnurcielago llAmAdo pauique 6
bsr msiiso, kpensa tisns ei tAmAfio do una
pAllina Qrhds, ii bisn sus Aiaa sxtsndidas
Absrcan nitro y media, 10 que 20 90 algo.
compAradA COO lEs 6imsnaiones de los muir
ciel sgos al % sstilSn por nusatroS climAs.
Entire avSs voladoTAs, IL mayor 60.
indudAblss srte, sl AIbAtros psjaro car
tsro EA ave mGrius, pTopiA del hsmia'
f.rio auzt4l, abArcA con aus alas AbiertaH
IN eupaca do cuGtro metros, csntimetroH
mGn mtbs, mientEau que 81 c6udor dc
Iou Ande.Iqus en- muchoE libTos % lee scr
In m mayur 10 las avss, no pAsa de tres me-
tToh mefc. Los condorSa qua hensn e.
tn raspes4ls snvsrgsdurA Es ConAidsran
como muJ Jrsrns dssde lusgo pusds ne
gsrss In XiutenciA de ssos ejsmplAres de
cuatro mlros y medic de que hablau los
visisros tntiguc1 Por 10 msnoE no ss
,sbs cnnIsguridsd que sa hEya matRdo
punca unt6ndcr de estss dimenSionss.
Esto 10 qua tocs & la enveTgsdEYs,
90 dscid In sxtenai6a dc Las alas AbisrtaE,
puss n nasa del cusrpo el albAtros y
al c6ndE visusn & ssr iguales, y su peso
su o. mo, amos 8 kii6gramoS. Psro,
gspsrsl} nts, al hEblar de vol 6tilss, % ls
snvsre Ara |, q. nos de idea del tamaiio.
81 CON srSssmos Holamsuts sl cusrpo,
sntrs Avss rRpacss tsndrfamcE una
mayor 10 sl condor, .que sa sl kguils
arpia i Am6 4ica del Sur, cuyo peso %
aprc ri 4 10 kil6grsmos, , s6n ssta
results ussusfia junto 4 algunss eapscies
dsI ed cisns, 81 cisns trompsta, ssps'
pecis "a considers In mayor do ~
peuerd a. unou 13 kil6gramos, 10 qua
"a n ides sprcximada dn On ccFpu'