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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
New 500, 900, 900
French Loan to Be
Sold in the u. S.

NEW YORK. May 23.-The new
fi0O. .000. 600 French government 20
year = per cent loan viii BE- formal
ly offered 30 the public at ss next
"Wednesday by j. r. MorEaE and COM
pany and country wide banking syn
diCate.
lt h understood hrh the loan VIII
he applied ward payment of the
$50 .O0o. 600 Cify of paris six per cent
loan issued hy Kuhn. i.oeb and COM
pany several years ago, which ma
lures next October.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

TRANCE tfaCt- with Russia.
ur that his own niitl tn the futurr
Of the Russian government may he
di~prINcd. Frnncr h. going "a learn
just what conditions arr IN that
country. lie cNp'srS to r'turn To
the United ~tatt- iu August.
Tie has written the following
artirlc. ~rtiing forth his plans, 60
UsFinllN tor The Evening Herald.
Ity ~snHtur
JOSEPH iiiMiN FRANCE
III, prubipm of the worlds rc-
-turntion cuunui be- solved until Ne
have puurtl rui-ly Jared. HONESTLY
iutp-tigutsd aud wisely 7ul,cd the
IDuhl, m 81 Ku--lu.
lIu-s iu Inns icr vast laboratory
uf gpN trumvuiai tsrrrfmcnt and
Wc have icrn TOO timid Ia oIcn our
eyes tu tl" ctlrriurut- la gov
rfHmrnt which have hcrH attempt
rd lhtlt'
Tic time has nrri,tyi fnr clear
thinking aud .uund Judgment. Ne
-ipuld not speculate; Wc should In
te~iigutn Bcfurr tirrr eau bc u
r tumtinn Df a." world. there
must ts % rt..iur't tu or rpuspu
= d. i'n-rinu revolution T. the
ilr-t guut revolution in musirfn
tine. n u the tiri that in- pre-
~sut'~i it-''lf fur careful study since
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
BIGGEST NUMBER YET PLAYED
"BUSY CORNER" GAME LAST WEEK

+ GT hundred and sxyone people the biggest number thus
L far took part last week in the Fourth and Central Busy Cor
- game being played through the picture section of The
sunday Herald.
The game pn, the United ~ Store $40
West Central and the c,maors invited figure
the number of Jelly beans IN a big glass jar
The estimates ranged from l3s 10 $1,000 jelly beans
There 1870 Jelly hcans in the jar.
Patrick OSuiyan. POO South Walter street figured there
29 beans in the within of the number lie
thc first prize of 500
Claude Net loh 12l North High estimated 1888 Jelly
hcans within three Of the number and the - second
prize
1926 cy beans m the within four Of the number aud
thc third prilr of 500
The sunday litrads checks for the prizes mailed
This week the Busy Corner game being PLAYED at the
New Mexico houograp Company G2 West Central aud
eft th difficult problems of the series is offered Details
u fhc Store display window.
The prizes usual - 49, and - Tor the first three
est estimates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
TARIFF BILL
ADOPTED, GOES
TO PRESIDENT
House Acts as Senator
Attacks Republican
Measure

WASHINGTON. May 2s-Tho
house today adopted the confyrcnee
report on the emergency tariff bill
which now gcrs 10 the president.
The house vote was 2f5 to % and
II came after less than thirty minutes
debate.
Representative Garner OF Texas. a
democratic member OF the ways and
means commr....e. declared that the
republicans had taken care OF all
of their industrini inicrcats" hy in
Guiding compensatory provisions aud
building a barrier against imports ~
usc uf the anti-dumpinH and dyo con-
troll sections of the law.
Chairman Fordney % the ways and
means committee announced that the
general tariff bin now under conald-
4ration by his COMMITTEES would in
cludo provision for the American val
uation of imports.
Attack In Scnatc
Business men of the country were
warned today hy senator King demo-
crat nf Utah. that 'if they keep on
trying 20 destroy competition in bust
ness by tnrilfa and combines which
chulleuEc the right of consumers To-
live they viii have socialism TO face"
The senator In an address On the
senate urged congressional invcstiRn-
ton of Hobbies ln the national can't
tol and particularly Of efforts which,
h. said, were being made BY DyC In
tcrcsts to set tariff legislation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
RECOGNITION
lOF MEXICO BY
EU. S. EXPECTED
Envoy on Way South
With Document for
Obregon

WARRINGTON. May .s.-oeorea
T. summcriin. counsellor OF tie
American en.oasny at McxIco City.
vas on hin way 70 Mexico today hear
ing Instructions for conferences with
President Obrcgon. which oniciaia
here hope viii be followed by ,he
re- fnitlon Of the Mexican govern
meni by the United States
Administration onicers refused to-
DAY to comment on the summary OF
ADMINISTRATION would agree TO resume
formal diplomatic relations with
MeNico.
The central feature OF the menlo-
raniam. Il - declared. n the Insist
enfc that the Mexican prcaident sign
some document which will serve 10
assure the United States OF the ecnu-
intqtas OF the Mexicnn's governments
promises 20 guarantee ,1e safety OF
Ains-icahs and American Interests In
MsNico.
Conditions for recognition. u II un-
drrhtood, are practically Identical
with recommendations made By Sec
r,tliy FAN In his report 20 congress
~ chairman Of n aub-committee of
the senate foreign relations COM
mittee.
II such assurances are given. Il Il
believed. Henry A.. Fietchcr, under
secretary OF state was ambassador TO
Mexico under Wilson until he re-
signed, will be designed 70 represent
the United States IN drafting a
treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Woman Sentenced
To From 5 to Is Years
For Throwing Acid

PRESCOTT. Ariz. May as Mrs.
Anna Irene Hopkins was sentenced 10
from five Co. fourteen years Ia the
state prison az Florence IN tnr eu-
pcriDr court this afternoon. She was
convicted uf assault for hayint
thrown acid iu the face Of Miss t.u-
ellie Gallagher o. Jerome. Aria. school
teacher March si
when the Judge asked Mrs. Hop
kiis Do she had anything tu Say be-
l0r, she was sentenced. she replied
~ have done ro wrong. ! am inno-
cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Special Grand Jury
Will Inquire Into
Murrah Poison Case

CARLSBAD. MAY 23--A special
grand jury viii probably be- called
some day this week 20 inquir. into the
poisoning 81 John Murrah near lake
wood and Tor which crime the brother
OF tho deceased i~ now In Jail In re-
porting the result o. the analysis OF
th" stomach of the deceased tho
chemist of the STATE University said
that he found enough strichninc 20
have Killed twenty men, and hat
death was almost sure to have result
ed even though the deceased had h.eu
ahlc Co reach physician at the time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
TROOPS TO
GO TO SILESIA At
AN EARLY DATE
Government Announces
Decision to Send at
Least 4 Battalions

LONDON. May 20 Tho British
government has decided 90 send
troops to silcsia az an early date it
was announced today
The decision 90 send the troops re-
rultod from intorchangcs between
Great Britain ana France. and the
British force will be- sent 90 reinforce
the allied contigcnts in Upper sllesla
In the near future. The size of the
force Was not Indicated In the am
uouncomeut but b IL understood that
not Jess than four battalions. probably
from the Rhine forces will 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
State of Peace
Declared Between
China and Germany

PARIS. May 23.--A state OF peace
between China and Germany has been
declared. according 20 advices here.
An agreement To this effect was nee
oHsary as China was not n airnatory
Of the treaty OF Versailles and such
an agreement between the two ua-
tions. Il Ia said. was signed at Pekins.
May 20.
II puts an end 10 the state OF war
and reestablishea diplomatic and COM
mercial relations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
my no MI,ECk TRNIN

PADUCAH. Ky. MAY ga What
railroad Officials said probably was "a
deliberate attempt 90 wreck Illinois
Central fast train No. l03 Louisvill,
To N,w ORLEANS. took place az Eppcr-
son wIVc milo from hrrc today Three
coaches and a locomotive tender part
IS overturned but mo- one was seriously
Injured although maiiy passenger
were severely bruised
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Germany Begins
Trial of War Criminals

PARIS Nuy ga Germany has be-
gun rumu'ur,r with another oi tho
dtuHud. Wrdn hy the ALLIES boz an,
Iundor HIimttum OF MAY b-the
trlI uT war criminals according tu
10 dispatch Irum licpHic to-day.
!. IH, message announces taHt the
H..H .uIf organized ht Germany fur
thI. IurnuH had ifstitutcd the trial
uT H ... mUI trrWuu uun-cuuimlaiou-
tH IfH... sergeant Hcyue Tho de-
U.IH.H. .. accused 81 90 treatment Of
prisoner of war iu the camp al
llrlDu. 900 ~ a.ghaiia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Chops Can That Had
Nitro Glycerine in
Il; Likely to Die

WORI.l,ND, Wye, May 23.-Henry
Krcg-r II In hospital here with small
hope Of recovery following a dynamite
explosion which resditcd saturday
when he tried TO chop "A hole In a tin
can that had been used Tor nitro
glyccrinc. Two men working nearby
were knocked down by the concussi0n,
krcgcr's right leg was blown off
and he was otherwise mutilated. lie
came here last week from Lincoln
Sob. tn work on a ranch. lie has n
wife and seven children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
House Votes Fund
So 700 Prohibition
Men Can Be Retained

WASHINGTON. May ca.-The
house today voted ~ to as. to add
s200. 900 10 the deficiency appropriu-
tion hill. for prohibition enforcement
until July l.
Thc amendment was offered ~ Re-
preventative N1lstcnd. republican,
Minnesota. who explained that the
prohibition enforcement bureau had
been Obliged 10 lay OFF 200 enforce.
ment officers necauso Of lack oi
FUNDS To pay their salaries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
ALAMEDA, CALF.
LOSES OUT AS SITE
FOR NEW FLEET BASE
Senate Votes Against an
Appropriation of
$I,500,000

WASHINGTON May % --rro,is-
ions in tho naval appropriation bin
for new fleet hasc at Alameda. cal.
were stricken i.om the bill today boz
the senate, The vote vas 40 against
adoption and 80 in favor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Los Lunas Bridge
Is Open to Travel
Sheriff Tondre Says

sheriff T1nIro OF H,lcn arrived in
Albuquerque today from Santa Fc
whore he took Ascension Rivera Co
the state peuitcntiury Rivera was
convicted OF the murder Of lis wife
and was sentenced to term OF from
90 90 90 years.
sheriff Tondrc reports that al
though the piers OF tn, Los Lunas
bridge have settled the bridge b. safe
Tor automobile travel W" b. to re-
turn home tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Steamship Owners
Reject Terms to End
The Marine Strike

NEW YORK. Mag ga--Thc cNccu-
tive aud wage committee OF the
steamship owners asaorlntiun az %
meeting today declined 60 accept tho
pIouuaIlg Of secretary OF Labor
DAVIS intended tu bring about set.
Element ct the marine gtrike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Bomb Wounds Four
Newspaper Workers
In Cork, Ireland

CORK, May 23.--A bomb was
thrown az four mombers of the night
star o. the Cork Examiner a. they
were ON the way home early thla
morning.
Christopher Walsh and stephen
Darman were probably mortaliy in
jurcd while Frederick Murphy and
Edward Collins were slightly wound
ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
GEIlMAN POLICE STORM TOWN

BERLtN, May Reporting on
the German operations in upper silc-
that German plcbiscite police stormcd
AnnabcrE. which the Polish insur-
gents had held Tor three weeks The
POLES, lost three guns
The Germans, adds the newspaper,
also occupied the strategic point OF
GIosstein. northeast OF Annaberg cap-
turing two minc throwcrs and seven
machine guns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Ham and Comes
Back to Two Bits
In Id a h o City

IDAHO FALLS. Idahn. Nav
3.-Thc ''two-bit'' piece came
hack into ita own here this morn
inE when the largest restaurant
In the city announced ham and
eggs back az the old pfo-war
price.
Other price cuts that attracted
the hungry ones NJ the "two-hlt''
price. we're. beef and gravy"
and pork chops; The former price
FOR all these wna fifty cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Mr.. and MIS-. Jan van Houton OF
Katon we're registered az the Hotel
Washington last week a. from Sew
Mexico and san Diego They are on
IN iir way 10 Holland and during their
stay here were much entertained. k
dinner was given In their honor hy
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses $, Grant. Jr.
whore they me- many old friends.
NJ. van Houtor Is one ~ the large
coal operators in New Mexico with
mines al Dawson ana Koehlcr. Air.
ana Mrs van Houten will visit the
liagu. and various European points
ana their Washington friends look
forward n anticipation ~ their re-
turn visit here. when again on route
To- the Wrst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
SCORES TACKLE EcG
PROBLEM.

Q CORES of replies 90 the "Egg
- Problem" featured In the class
- lied advertising pages u sun
GAYS Herald. floodcd The Herald
office to-day. The vast majority Of
those who undertook 90 solve the
! rohiem missed the CORRECT result.
4 IWcnty-six Albuqucrqueans. how
ever. answered n correctly. Tho
tira OF these % flle an answer.
complying with the rule, was Mrs
lchn slmms. tts North TWelfth
street Her answer. and those cf
- others, was - eggs. which is
correct. Tho sunday feraid's
check for 81 has been mailed
Iiut one prize Was offered
Next SUNDAYS classified page
win oncr anoiher similar oppor-
tunity.
And Il n always possible 20
lind quick money on rhn Herald
classified pages. not onil on sun
day but every day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Bursum Pushing Colorado Riuer Water Bill;
Netp Road Measure VIII Benefit Nelo Mexico;
Notes of Neu0 Mexico People in Washington

colonel y. g. Abbott. former
iudgo OF the Fanta BE district and
an able lawyer. icft = short time ago
10 spend sometime with his parents
in santa fc. Colonel Abbott Il a
regular army colonel now and Is in
the judge advocates office assigned
10 the investigation Of war claims and
acting in a Judicial capacity In the
military branch ot the goserument
Attorney stephen u. Davis OF East
Las Vegas II IN W Washington al pres
cnt attending the meetings Of the cov-
ernors of several western states ~
the representative OF Governor 81 &.
Mecfcm ~ ;sew Mexico.
r. NJ. WinEo. banker Of w paso.
was In Washington last week on busi-
ness and called on senator Bursum
on business pcrtaininB to ~ Paso.
J.. y. Poster Of Carlsbad. project
manager OF the Carlsbad reclamation
district. has hecn in tho city some
days attending conferences al the
department Of agriculture regarding
the cxtermlnation OF the pink boil
wccvil which ~ menace to cotton
growing in tho southwest.
Tall Going 10 Alaska.
Secretary Of the Interior iali has
expressed the Intention 10 visit Alas
ka In June ard July but Il IL stid
that ne may defer the trip until
August that he may accompany
President Harding who hopes to go
az that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell stackhousc.
san Antonio, New Mexico, are at the
New Willard last week sn route 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Secretary Mellon faVors moro lib-
cral credits ana extension Of the pres
eat elk months rcdiscount limit by
federal reserve banks on agricultural
paper ~" also fhYofs rcdiscuunt
time limit ON livestock paper as high
a. two years ara fnVors extension
of nine months ON ordinary farm pa -
pcr. Extension uf the mhturitics on
agricultural paper would require leg
isiation. he added, and measures were
ALREADY before congress To that end.
Ser aior Bursim has had several COM
fsrnnces w'ith tho president and with
treasury officials To- the end that the
above mly hr enacted into law as
speedily as possible.
The Ihipps road hli passed the
senate ON thc l7th of May and has
gone 10 the house with a fair chance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23


New Mexico was honorcd nf the
ceremonies ln the presentation ~ the
gram OF radluII 10 Madame Curie
frifny afternoon. ns Secretary Fall
addressed the assembly fellcitnting
Ma igme Cuuc upon hcg great dis.
coNsry and expressing the Joy Of
America AZ the furth"rinF IN this way
the great cures undoubtedly % be
mndu by Madame Curic. senator
u. -. Bursum met Madame Cutic hy
appointment on Saturday az tho rrsi-
dence - Third Assistant Secretary OF
State ana Mrs. Robert Woods Biiss.
Whose guest she ~ and presented 10
her package OF ore containing
ru ufium crystal ard sent from silver
city New Mexico. by the Radium
Treatment A Saniturium company OF
tina. city. accompanied with nn invi-
tation 10 the celebrated scientist 10
visit silver city aud view the prop
crty from which this OF was taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

OF reing ratified there. This bill
provides 100000 fOr tfN building
and maintenance Of roads there In
stead Of tho present rntiO OF expense
To the states. which is $3.50. the new
rate viii be about 90 10 IS In favor Of
New Mexico.
Miss Mary l.. White OF Roswell "
= candidate for the Roswell postof.
fire and b. highly recommended by
Mr. cahoon and other members OF
kuHweifs busines circle. Miss white
VIII como 10 Washington this week
10 attend the commencement eNor-
ciscs az the National Park seminary.
her alma mater.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

senator Joseph I. France of
Mar, land sails May 20 on the
Nuunianin to investigate personally
conditions la Itu~~in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
WAR MUST NOT
COME AGAIN,
HARDING SAYS
Speaks at Funeral Ser.
vice for SIS, 900 War
Heroes

NEW YORK. May 23.-From a
Ssservicc m lIobokcn for America >
war dead, President Harding
turned late today TO a regimental
review in Brooklyn Of soldiers
who had returned alive from the
battle fields of Europe.
After delivering an economic
address before :hc Academy Of
Political Science in Manhattan,
the president crossed the East
river and watched platoon after
platoon Of the old l06th United
states infantry as they passed in
review before him in the 2Jrd reg
inent armory.
Despite a rain which fell re-
lenilessly, crowds of men. women
aud children lined the route along
which the president motorcd. lie
received the greatest ovation of
the day from tens of thousands of
school children. dressed in white
and carrying American flags, who
formed a human lane more than
three miles long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
two REPORTIcD BURNED
TO DEATH IN STREETS

LONDON. May 2S--A dispatch
from CAIRO 20 the Exchange Teiegraph
company reports many dead lyinE in
the streets OF Alexandria. one report
states that two Europeans wera
drcnched with petrol and burned In
the streets.
A band OF 1900 armed bedonina,
snya the Carlo message. IN reported
advancing on Ramleh. five miles
northeast OF Alexandria. ito partici-
pate In n general revolution which but
Tor the presence OF tho British might
succaed."
Cairo. adds the message. is In an
excited state hut no disorders have
developed there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
23 DEAD, 70 HURT
IN RIOTIhG IN
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT
Talk of General Revolu-
ton Heard; British
Troops in Control

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. May a.
Five Europeans were Killed and
soventy-two others wounded In rlotlng
Il was announced at noon today. The
police casualties were not given out.
II was officially announced this af-
ternoon that - persons had been
killed and i30 wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

not hs again"
with these solemn words. presi-
dent Harding today laid "a wreath ON
the coffin Of the first American sol
dior Go die on German soil. at fu-
neral ceremony for $1,000 war dead
90 tho army piers iu ilnbokcn. His
NolCc husky aud his eyes hrimWcd
with tears, tho president razcd al the
.iows and rows OF collins Then b.
f.aid
conc hundred thousand sorrows
are touching ms heart ID must not
ho again. God grant that % Will not
be-
~ DO not pretend that tb" mil
lenuial days have come aud that
there viii bc no more war. / would
wish n nation 80 powerful that none
VIII Mlr. u nrnNmln IL MInlh..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Then in The Ereat army shed ON the
shores uf the Hudson th'tr f'n q
silturr profound and deep Mr.
Harding ruuld hc seen weeping softls
is sine looked upon tho flag -drIpod
collins OF those who had given their
all for their country.
Then tho president continued.
Tho republic will never forget
the sacrifices those men ha,, made
whether tucy DE- Boo the soil OF the
homeland or the crmsonDd .oll of the
laftl, field"
m. president had motuiod Co. up-
hok"u. accompanied hy col o. "
EiipmIth. d.. national commander
ot the American Legion. who was
um,rg the great thronE 10 greet she
chi,l executive when hr landed from
the presidential yacht Mnl flower
iia. bor craft solutcd and then "a
-ilut, uf 20 guns roarcd out from the
great dosttoycrs which arrived hast
week. from the south.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

The administration purpose Co
place the federal government on %
sound business haFis. cVou at the cost
of neudiug certain class OF uuli-
ticiuus" was ic-afirmcd hS President
Harding iu an nGurtHs at q luncheon
OF the Academy Of Political ScioH,r.
fhc task the president declared
had shown that TO BE- successfully
completed would require persistent
determined stony hearted devotion
to the public interest. without a
trace of sympathy Tor the unicr
holder who's only excuse for wraW
,ltE q salary Is that he needs the
Fmuncy Loss ot certain sort ot
prestige To- tho administration, Mr.
Harding said was certain 60 result
thut gh it might be- compensated in
the Ions run by realization ~ the
good accomplished tor the general
public.
ErcapitulatinE the work already
done bN tho reorganization commits
aon created boy congress ana 10y cN-
c,utise orders ot the administration
tho pr,aidunt said considerable pro-
ur,ss vns promised fuI th" immediate
tuture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
BLAIR VOTE THURSDAY

wAsI1NGToN. May ss--An agree
mont 90 vote next Thursday on tho
nomination Of David ". Blair OF North
Carolina. 10 be internal revenue COM
missioner, was made by the senate
today.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
In Esy que sbe 10 que
.HIG I'M DlRt0F

[,siandQ IIolHin encerrad0 en- srl
q. udio para iIaoer 'tl letrate de una
nan DANA, que no guerra Sc pusiera
hacfa Ia modelo.. uno de los mas EN-
/ 9;ngorotades senorcs de la corte de
! Enrique VII. fu6 a ver al pintor in
1istiendo por entrar sorprenderlo.
/ Holl.ein Sc eAeus6 polfticamente,
/ lrro cl coriesano, picado de curiosi-s
| dad creyendo que todo debfa ceder
a 81 range J nobleza, quiso entrar q
Ia fucrza.
! Tntonccs Holbein, que tenfa un ca
racter algo violinto, di6 con la puerta
en la. rarices tal arist6crata imper-
tinente.
! Aauel lnisino ,lia Holbein fue VeF
ii rey Y a quejarse de la conducta
del noble $chor. Y estando exponien-
do 10 sucedido, llcs6 ell aludido, en-
emetielrlose Ell la conversation, ex-
clam6:
-Espero, Maiestad, que me harels
justicia.
/ -Calma, caIma--le replic6 el rey.
Zero como el noble alzara la Yoz
! G ineistiera en- recriminar Y amenazar
81 piiitor, Enrique VIII, excitado. lie
dijo:
--Caudos, Sire, y guarddos de in.
Fsultar Holbein.
La diferencia entire ambos es con-
siderable. DE siete ciudadanos de. mi
RENO puedo hacer de memento sic
te condos iguales a vos, pero de los
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