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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
OUR NDT-BEARING TREES
Hickorys Are Best Now; Black
WaInuts Fine and Nu-
tritious-

Among our nut-bearing trees the hlck-
lories arc perhars the best know T.. They
nre strictly North American trees; DCne
now grows in any other part Ct the
world There arc ii known spCcirS, one
Mexican. while the other l3 grow cast oi
She Rocky Mountains. The State OF In
diana boasts Of siM speciCs. Ct which tie
shagbark. or shcllbark, is the cst noted
bccaus, OF it's nuts and its peculiar bark
The wood Of most species IS tough,
strong and fcxible-ospecially valuable
Cor farm implements. tool handles, ctc.
There is no other kind oi iuel that eX-
eneds dry hickory fer heat and brllliancy
az Ham, No other Of our trees hears such
yohlabIc nuts. No finer shade trcts are
to H., found But bccaUsc Of the value OF
Aha wocd for implements and fuel the
finest trces OF the forest have been saeri-
feed and rs a consequence the crop 81
wiId nuts il decreasing. while the demand
is increasing. Nurserymen are now cX-
.nerImenting t. find the best methcd Ct
oropagating the trees and improving the
varieties.
The Creek and Algc n7uin tribes Of In
diaTs made a drink from the pounded
nuts. sh,Ils and all. and called It pew
c.hickor4" Recent hotanIsts have adopt
ed the latter part Of the Indian nsIne.
sith slight change thlcoria', as the
name Of the genus which seems very
fitting.
hickory, yet it il the a'gest OF our
hickorIes II is a native of the South
eru and Southwestern counties OF In
diana End grows to perfection IN the
rich. moist soils Of river bottoms ne
wood OF the pecan Is hard, brittle, oi q
Erh;. reddish brown, and Is the least
valuable Of all the hickories, except Tor
fuel sud for its nuts. which arc collected
and sold in all the markets Of the North.
What the pecan is to the river valley
paople the shcIIbsrk, shagbaTk and
nockernut hickories might, with Ilttie
forctnolgt and care, become 70 the
peop,e LIVING on the uplsnds farther
north.
The black walnut Is grand tres.
growing in river bottoms and on hul-
sides vest from Western Massachusetts
"a Minnesota and southwark 70 Geo
gla. florida, Mississippi and Ie<as-
The trunk is tall and straight. he
branches are stout and spreading, form
ing a round topped tree when grown II
he flowers Of the walnut are much
like those OF the hickory, except that
The pistii!ate flowers, instead Of beng
yeIlowlsh green, are OF rich red The
tistils. as In the case OF the hickory
divide into two pluIny heads.
The nutriment which nature provide;
for baby walnuts and hickones Is stored
in the seed leaves n hile the pollen i
fvins from the boughs the forming NJ
has four communicating chambers II
which one embryo plant Gves al alone
As the seed leaves sre packed with OIL
and starches for the sustenance OF TIT
Young tree they swell and stretch aad
soon occupy the entire iour-roo1ned
xpa rtueut.-New ! ok sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
MINOR ACCIDENTS.

Frederic Willard of 1O3 East Thirteenth
street sustained q crushed hand last night,
when the member became caught III
hydraulic embo ssing machine. The acci
dent occurred shortly before Q clock,
st the plant of the Wilmington Leather
Go. Second street and Greenhlll avenue,
where Willard is employed
Edward Airoczka, S-year-old son oil
MIR and Mrs. Albert 5. Mroczka Of 912
Maryland avenue, fell from the roof OF
& barn al Maple and Nan Buren streets
yesterday afternoon, and received q
broken arm. He was carried to the
home of ms parents and later removed
10 Delaware Hospital IN the police am
hulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

The New Year Will Hold
Many Opportunities For
the Home Purchaser
But none SO attractive those now available.
The late demand will be tremendous and the
supply very meagre Why deny your family
and yourself the many comforts that home
of your own would give to them! Buy a
home of your and save money
First, by not paying exorbtant
rents, and, second, by reducing
your income tax that amount.
Money invested in home IS
non-income producing and
thereby income tax
exempt
Let's Go
io5 AND io7 VEST l7TH 5TFEEr.
Eight rooms d jcsf RefA c6MfTETE6 6GS Tsf aS'' cement
cLIENNT CALLED AWAY OFFERS sPLENDTDlY BUILT .
BUNGALOW.
s Ten ss s % so, iodS china ss % @ @ Es % % and @ oss, F & G
Gsnltin larndy suts
S rooms T'''' rSSEf3.T9 hi Ri RI , F6sEfa6H s55" '
PREPARE YOURSELF wIrH HOME FOR sPFIHG NOW
re. ,,.., v,,,9sa 81 ss,s %Es. =. I.S s,s r srFn@T ia
PLoT 9sX,2o
5o2 WEST 3lST STREET.
i s'F ''"3 va''d' POSSESSION % DAYS
|. TWO LOTS AND GARAGE
Il basa .5. e er,2a o - 3ea' ~ se''
# Hore and gar,gs Dov r~ntrd
Il POSSESSION
MELLOW SUNSHINE AND TONIC BREEzEs AWE WITH
HI ROCKFORD TOWER SECTION.
Four br.usu Sou i o4sro fun
NESTLED IN OLD sHADETREEs
Il AcFE R5sMfPE 9F sFFe'o>o
Ee sad zi- ousr'' ps'77
''''p''" a'' A'"d'y fis1 fMMEDiATE Eli fossEssfoN
H ALITTLE CASH AND YOUR RENT BRINGS IT.
Il E6433E 5933 MESr n SrsK 5dF II cos6F4iox 3sBHTdx
'~''n rooms '''A A'f fogsFssF5S 81 5S . BAYS
MODERN IN PLAN AND APPolNTMFNT.
II TOR WEST 9TH STREET
.n, Esss a~ . a 3 aad a i 8.s 6psa Ss SfsPo
4. BALANCE LIKE RENT RENT NIL ,>l4I> Fly
.,y 81 sss9s s1 ssiass Ssst 5a,rssst sset P''S'
SOUNDS TOO COOP re- BE- TRuE
III -24 "ESi 5I 52l 3 & !. KEEL.
celia. fss Hs.ss arg '22 s % 'a'' ''- '''' - ''' ''' ~ . ~
ACT QUICKLY
s., ns verAr8a basz 7oro6 sn3a hans and electric
Il cement osl' ss IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
+ 40 OSERNANT NEEDED.
S. IA WEST 14TH STREET.
THE DECOR ATI0NS ARE WELL EXECUTED AND MAKE
PIFASANT BACKGROUND FOR 4 REAL
MODERN HOME
~ 27Oi WASH NCTCM STREET.
seven rooms vcsnda pantry e-lc
lsllari plot tsushce
~ - - POSSESSION 30 DATS.
+ MU\DI & co.
70o MARKET ST.
Phones S0co-SOcl.
Real pT4tu. General Insurance Rents. MofJea-sa
q Open Tuesday ana Saturday UTu Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
FOR SALE

West 18th St.-Immediate pos
session. Six rooms, bath. porch,
heater.
West 27th St.-Eight rooms,
bath, pantry, electric light, heater,
stationary tubs. Property IN ex-
cellent condition. Possession.
21S E. oath St.-(Corner), SIX
rooms, bath. porch, steam heat.
Space for garage. Property built on
square plan. An ideal home. Terms.
1923 w. ID St.-Six roon1s, bath
and porch. !,
7O2 W. 7th St.-Eight rooms and
bath. Four private garages.
1O5 S. Adams St.-Six rooms
and bath.
22s N. Harrison St.-Six rooms
and bath.
John J. Hanley
ga w. Fourth Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
Fine Baby Girl.

MIR and Mrs NJ L. Irtchott, Jr., Of
z0S Delaware avenue. are receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival Of girl baby,
horn at the Homeopathic Hosp.t al on
December 81 Mother and daughter
are dong nicely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
A Generous Judge.

Prisoner-Yo our honor. ] inherit this
Iarcerous haiti. My father was CRATER
and nv mother Was 8 photographer
can't help taking things
JLdge-Ihen axe seven years at hard
labor.-Bostou Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

"Are you sure my dear, that he is the
right husband2'
Why doubt it?''
.sYoI mist remember that you may
be ma rried 10 him for some little time -
Judge.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
Failyiew district No. =.

The birds have come back, from
the south and the air is filled with
their songs. ,.,
Mrs. John Overholtzer departed
week ago for Newark S;s ONO VITO TO G IS
verv III. We hope Mrs. OverholtZer
viii keep in good health and her
" Orville Hughes made a business
trip to Weldon Saturday. $500,
Edna Nordyle and two little SIS,
tiers, Wilma and Beulan, spent one
day last week with Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy Nordyke. ~ n,or
mail service in this nelshporhoou
the last week. ,r,,
have the humps. .,>
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Horney and baby
Helen, took dinner win Mr. ana
Mrs. M E. MAGELLAN spent one
afternoon last week with Mrs. Emma
r. e. Hughes and E. E. Merrill
have been cutting hedge lately
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
Andrew Francis Kemp.

The subject of this brief sketch
Andrew Francis Kemp, was porn IN
PENNSYLVANIA in the year 1870; de-
parted this life at his home in Leon,
iowa, after a brief illness Tuesday
night, March is, 1920, at ~;
age 80 years. He was united IN mar MAJ
riage to Miss Sarah Mitchell Ap pr,
Leon, Iowa. To this union were
born four children, one daughter
and three sons as follows: Mrs.
Ella Woodland, of Leon, Iowa; Ed.
ward. Of Storm Lake, Iowa; Lee, OF
Savannah, Georgia.; and Fred OF Des
Moines, Iowa. All of whom were
present except Lee, who did not
reach Leon until Sunday.
PARENTS removed from Pennsylvania,
to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he, spent
his boyhood days. His parents re-
moved from Ohio and settled in
eden township, Decatur county.
iowa. Soon after the beginning OF
the War of Rebellion he tried to en-.
list in the service of his country put
was rejected after which he, crossed
again offered his services to his
country and again was rejected;
soon after this the war closed
Later he returned to Iowa and soon
after his return was married. from
this time he followed the occupation
of carpenter. For fifty years he fol
lowed this calling. Many buildings
in this town and vicinity and else
where stand as monument to MS
faithfulness and untiring zeal and as
an achitect and builder. he was
reared in the Roman Catholic faith
and at the age of 80 years. under
the preaching of Elder Porter dur
ing revival meeting held in Eden
township he gave his heart unre-
seryedly to Christ and led his. two
brothers and two sisters and father
to Christ all of whom on the same
day were buried with Christ IN
Christian baptism to arise and walk
in the newness of life. From that
time on he has been a faithful and
devoted follower of 'The lamb OF
Cod that taketh away the sin of the
World."s It can truthfulY be said
of him as the great Apostle to the
! Gentiles Il have fought a good right,
| l have finished my course. 1 nave
kept the faith, Henceforth there IS
laid up for me a crown OF rlshteous-
ness which the Lord, the righteous
judges, shall give me at thai day;
land not to me only, but unto all
! that love his appearing. He. was
an active Elder in the Church OF
Christ for many years, and served
faithfully and we'll. No sacrl1lce
was to great for this good man to
make in the interest of Christ and
| His church. God has been 80 good
] to him all these years he having en-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
loved good health and strength to

loved good health and strength to
Iabor at the work he delighted SO
much in doing. Even though, he had
attained to the good old age OF ~
years he had on Saturday preceding
his death planned to work on Mon
day at his trade. On sunday n,Snt
March IA, he was stricken o; WIN
ness in which condition he remained
till released by death In lite ne
sought the better part, laying up
treasure in heaven. In good WORKS
he was rich toward God. About IS
Years ago he and family removed 10
Des Moines, where they remained LOT
a period of years removing 10 Us
ceola where they resided ABOUT =
years returning to Des MONIES Wne,e
where he resided until called by
death to his heavenly home. n. ne
leaves to mourn his departure, the
faithful devoted wife, loving child
rem. grandchildren as follows:
Nancy and Bert, of Storm Lake,
Iowa: Francis and Charley. OF Des
Moines, Iowa; Brothers. JACOB OF
Colorado SPRINGS, Colorado; rn.,sp !.
and Chris of Manhattan' kahS Tsn
Sister, Mrs. LAME Blair, OF van van
Vert, Iowa: other relatlVes "hu
many friends. +,,o
Funeral services were held at me
Church of Christ on Friday after
noon. March 10Th at 2 p: m. conduct-
ed bv P. H. Green assisted by Evan.
gelist w. B. Crewdson. By requess
old familiar hymns were sung pN a
cuartette as follows: Mrs. NONE
Harris, Mrs. Mary Boone, Ralph Nc
Ginnis, Lester Gardner, nlanist MIS-;
The nall bearers
we're .s follows: J. w. Sell. q: 6.
BenefieI, Fred Fisher, Burnley Rus
ell. VIM. Fletcher and George
PonniWell
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

Near Peru, Madison county, in the
Hiatt orchard. still stands the :.n apR;le
ious" variety was obtained. me
quality of the fruit produced from
this particular tree attracted az
tention and an enterprising nursery
man down in Missouri heard OF II
and he proceeded a to b Obtain gran SR
vas not long until start was made
toward the development Of the most
popular apple grown in the -, west ST.
eyery year and by the time the
choice specimens reach Boston asoI they
sell readily for 25 cents eacn' AS AS
crown nv ap anywhere are produced from
Orchards right here na ioT oeated p he
largest sugar camp in the west. A
great grove of hard naples, the orig
inal sugar-tree, provided aa+;s sweetness SeqeSs
refined sugar as we now know it had
been evolved.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

Iowas two cent railroad passenger
fare law for travel within the state
will become effective again Septem-
date by some action instigated by
railroads is the opinion of Dwight
Lewis, rail road commissioner.
Lewis pointed out that the statute
still stands and makes it the duty
of certain state officials to enforce
it as soon as federal control rates Is
reiinuuished. The rates cannot be
lowered before September l.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

Statistics of the Iowa State High
way Commission for the year l9l >
shows that the total number OF
Iowans killed in Highway ,a ascld .aasI
during that year was 2o5; me 'o tha
wear was $500. There was 2,.os
neorle who suffered broken bones
and serious injuries. me recu. Nil 10
the state with regard to autonlt tot,
deaths from such causes in 1911
5l TOO accidents. with 5:2oS injured.
The 7 ~ total number Of deaths from ron
highway accidents in 1918 was was az 2T ,
will, total injured of $3.50. Inc
totals for the last three years, snow
721 deaths and II .166 injured as a
result of automobile accidents on
the highways of the state.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
Order Daily Papers at The Reporter
Office.

Many of our subscribers have to
renew their subscriptions to their
Des Moines and Chicago dailies at
this time of the year. We can save
you all the bother of writing, and
you can call at The Reporter office
and pay your subscription for your
daily, and we will attend to ii
promptly.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
hedges Can Be Ordered Cut on
Complaint.

LII has been announced that the
matter of better roads can be sOlV-
ed in some places if the farmers
would take advantage OF a certain
section Of the code which PROVIDES
tor the removing or the cuttlng o. q
causes drifts or shades the road bed:
This section OF law provides that
if any person writes or informs the
county board of supervisors, OF such
hedge which shades the road or
causes snow drifts, the board IS COM
PEELED to have it removed or trlM-
med and the cost of such work IS
form of taxes if the owner refuses
to have the work done himself me
hedge must be trimmed down TO
Doirt five feet above the ground or
removed entirely. :.
There are many such places IN
the county which need such atten-
ton and any person IN the county
II the road is shaded it does not dry
as quickly as the remainder OF the
road and consequently does not dry
evenly. In other places it catches
the snow and forms large drifts:
The clearing away of this Will add
much to improving the roads anu
will be help in the big campaign
which is being put forward IN thls
county for better roads. =, -.
Prior to the passing of this law
providing for such action as stated
above, the matter was left entirely
to the township. In this way II
made it a more personal matter anu
many complaints, which shoulo pc %
made, have not been made TOT iear
of infringement upon friendship.
Now since the complaint is made to
the county board it becomes their
duty to give such orders and friend
ship ceases to enter into the matter.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

Keep the bowels active and the
digestion good If you would enjoy
health. A dose of Prickly Ash Bit
tiers whenever disorder appear Will
keen a man on the active list. Price
$1.25 per bottle. E. E. Bell, special
agent.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

In France the oxen that work I'm
the fields are regularly sung To =
an encouragement to exertion: ~
no peasant has the slightest douh1
but that the animals listen to ~
with pleasure.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

Order cut flowers and floral o.
'signs from o. E. Hull, local agent a
Lozier, of Des Moines, at Tho IA
porter office. Orders sent BY pheue
or lail, but order as early q ~.
sible.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

!. When a man is in trouble Two
thirds of his alleged friends are Will
ing to help him stay in II.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

Many man has accidentally losS
his best umbrella by coming III con-
tact with the owner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25

If a married man thinks ne is tne
head of the house that's all that is
necessary.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
Suit

No. O24S-Suit of all WOO! navy
poplin, straight jacket has circular
peplum, novelty breast pockets. but.
ton trimmed, choker collar, FANCY
silk lining, two piece skirt "a I'LL
has slit pockets -. ...:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-25
Sport Coat

No. 9245-Misses' sport coat of
tan polo cloth, has long rever collar
pockets on breast and hip, back is
trimmed with both cording and box
pleats. All around belt. CA nm
A snappy style. Price -. .Vo7'OV
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-20
DESDE ITALIA

el italiano, 81 no oyese algunas barcaro-
las viese algunas ruinas al claro
de luna, considerable que mi vida ha-
bia fracasado por complete.
ocupado en- paises asperos y duros,
como Alemania Inglaterra, yo me ha-,
bia lido reservando siempre Italia pa-
ra Ell final, como un postre que Sc CO.
mo solo. Ahora, al llegar aqui en- estos
dias de revuelta, me temo que haya es
perado demasiado Y que el postre haya
comenzado a pasarse. Hay quien ase-
gura, en- efecto que Italia Sc esta trans
fernando de arriba abajo de abajo
arriba; pero Ique me importa mi Ell
que la propiedad de las fabricas pase
de manos de los capitalistas manos
de los obreros? A mi 10 que me impor
ia eS que las mujeres sigan teniendo
unos ojos muy negros en- unas caras
muy palidas, que los spaghetti 81
gan sirviendose al Fpomodoro'', que
IA les "bessaglieri'' siga1 7ac'5ndoles
plumas en- los sombreros y que la nil-
sica siga teniendo un gusto asi como
de cebolla, que me enternezca y me de
ganas de llorar ....
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Tribunal de Distrito
sEccIoN PRIMERA

Alberto Marin Mari6n VS.. American
Railroad Co. of Porto Rico, danos y
perjuicios. Sc declare sin lugar la mo-
ci6n presentada por ell demandante, So
licitando la desestimac:6n de la apela-
ci6n interpuesta.
Josefa Miilany ex-parte, autorizacion
judicial Sc ordeno al Secretario expida
un cheque por S26 IA CON cargo los
fondos de Rita MARITIME MILAN
Manuel Aybar Sanchez, ex-parte, de-
claratoria de herederos. Sc declararon
iricos y universities herederes de dofia
Cruz Sanchez Figueroa, sus hijos le-
gitimos Maria, Manuel Jose, Francis
CO, Catalina Sanchez, y a su nieto legi
timo Ricardo Aybar Molina; asimismo
declara herederos de Maria del Carmen
Aybar Sanchez los arriba nombrados.
Maria Luisa Poder, exparte, autorisa-
ci6n judicial. Sc orden6 pase al Fiscal
undo al ''record" taqugrafico para in
forne.
Succession de Ramon Orcasitas Ortiz
VS. IA. M. somoza y otros. entrega de
cantidad- Sc declare con lugar la de-
manda, y en- su consequences, condena a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-20
IntereSantGS dOCumentOS aCerCa del bOIShe-
VikismO en- pOder del gObierno americana
La participation de los 0m ia SOgdd roYucn Una pOeOSd Ota
usO-gsmana para mpsdI Ell c0msnO americana PacIIcO

neral Hoffman,, ell comandante jefe
aleman y austriaco "estara err disposi.
ci6n de llevar a cabo sus operacione:
en- gran escala sobre el frente levan
tino''
Los 'bolshevikis'' frmaron ell Traits
do de paz de Brest-Litovsk ell de mar.
20, y Ell 81 comenzsria Hindenburg eT
Francia sus operaciones en- tan gran
escala, que traerian ell Immediate de.
sastre de la causa aliada.
En- consorancia con la "petici6n con.
fdeneiai" del general Hoffman,, cier-
tos miembrOs de La Guardia roja fue-
ron encargados de ia tarea de. adop
tar todas las m.sdidas necesarias para
Ell destrOnamiento del rey de Rumania
y la destituci6n y alejamiento de los
oficiales rumanos contrarrevol1ciona-
riosi'. 'A -
Trotsky detuvo al ministro de Ru-
mania Diamandi y Sc apodero de las
reservas de orc rumanas que Sc haila-
ban en- el Kremlir de Mosct Ell en-
bajadOr de Francia y otrOs diplomati-
cos protestaron contra este atentado al
derecho de las naeicnes, y, por tai cir
cunstancia, Trostky consinti6 en- per-
mitir Dian.andi que abandonsse ell pals
por la via de Finlandia, acompafado
por un Official, con la orden reservada
de darle muerte al llegar a la frortera
Mas TOrneo, la estaci6n fronterisa, ha
bia sido tomada por los guardias blan-
cos fnlandeses, Y Eel Official bolsheviki,
portador de la orden, fue muerto, en-
lugar del ininistro de Rumania.
Entire estos documentos Sc encuentran
mucIias 6rdenes de asesinatos, por mas
que en- tai epoca no habian empezado
los "bolshevikis' sus matanzas en- gran
de escala, contra las cuales ell presiden
tie Wilson solicit6 la unidad de acci6n
del n:ando entero
Una de las oficinas bolshevikis de con
traespionaje (dOcumento 40), en- conni-
vencia con la oicina alemana. ordeno
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coLEcc1oNIsTAs DE PASSES

81 uno Sc decide salir de Espaha
y pasa una temporada en- Francia, pom
go por case, la cosa no es NADIA gra-
We. 81, despu6s de haber pasado una
temporada en- Francia, uno resuelve pa
sar otra temporada en- Inglaterra, la
cosa tampoco es grave todavia. Pero 81,
luego de haber vivido en- Francia y en-
Inglaterra, uno Sc establece en- Alema
mia, por ejemplo, La cosa va comienza
a ser grave. Y 81 al salir de Alema-
MIA Sc va uno Italia, Russia, los
Estados Unidos cualquier parte, en-
tonces la gravedad sube de punto Y uno
pasa defnitivamente la categoria de
incurables
En- este de los paises existe tambien
la mania colecionista. Cuando uno ha
visto cuatro cinco, Sc considera va
con una buena base para formar CO.
leccion, durante ell resto de sus dias
no lie sera possible vivir tranquilo en-
rinc6n alguno Un dia un senior cualquie
ra le hablara de Biskra.
-INo ha estado listed nunca en- Bis
kra?
mo! contestant uno humilde-
mente.
Y acto continue comenzara a pensar
que mientras no haga un viaje Bis
kra su collection de paises no tendra ma
da de extraordinario.
otro dia lie hablaran del Tibet.
-lEIomDrel III Tibet!-se dira uno
=, Pals raro. Ejemplar curioso. Suiza,
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, italia. :.
Estos son pueblos corrientes, al alcance
de todo ell mundo; pero iel Tibet Isl
70 pudiera hacer TN viaJecito al Tibet!
Por mi parte, 70 me declare un po-
CO atacado de esta enferinedad de los
viajes. Asi como hay quien colecciona
seilos de correo, pufos de paraguas, pi
pas, corbatas, fotografias de actrices o
billetes de Banco, 20 colecciono paises
Y-6sta es la principal raz6n de mi via
lie Italia. Tai Sc han puesto las cosas
para mi, que 81 yo no, me pasara aqui
po- 10 menos un par de neses, 81 no
me comiese algunos kilos de "spaghe-
tti''; ST no me soltase un POGO en-