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STEADINESS MARKS
! TRADING In COTTON
Market Activity Increases, but
Prices Move Narrowly and
Indefinitely.

Cotton futures dealings of yesterday
lack of definite trend. Despite increased
actlvity--and the session was probably
she most animated one of this week
prices fiuctuated in narrow limits.
nurry OF local long liquidation and Wall
Street selling In the final few minutes
left the market to points below
Wednesdays close. Business was lively,
at the outset, but featureless, first prices
being points net lower to higher.
Sellers at the start included the South.
Japanese interests and Liverpool, while
support came from spot and commits
sion houses
Directly after the call the marke.
nagged, options which had opened higher
losing all their gain. The feature OF
>~e weather map was the continued
moderate to heavy precipitation in the
Western belt, particularly the Houston
district. Actual rainfall in States east
OF the Mississippi was unimportant,
The minimum temperature in the belt
was 60 at Amarillo and the maximum
so at Corpus Christi July liquidation
was constant, but that option was at
no time weak. Crop reports were mixed.
Some said that weevl We're spreading
rapidly over wide area.
The advance of Liverpool futures de-
noted a better feeling regarding the
labor unsettement. The local bear
crowd made the most out Of the drop
in the stock market here and the sharp
break in foreign exchange rates A re-
Election of those factors was Wall Street
selling. In the afternoon trading was
less active except in the last half hour,
when many options made new low
ground for the day. The markets Anal
tone was steady. Spot cotton here was
off 10 points to 1910 cents.
Range of prices:
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy wero
filed yesterday in the United States District
sAMtjEI, RosENBAUM--Invoiun,a trad
ing as Rosenbaum Company. glove manu-
facture-, s2i broadway, In behalf OF three
creditors as follows: Hess Drucker. $500
Julius Prince. 500: Hyman Kosenoers' w.
David w. Kahn Is attorney for the peti-
E. ]. BARTON LIGHTERAGE COMPANY
way. in behalf OF the Harbor stevedoring
Corporation. which claims S2.1Ie. Hirson
Bertini are attorneys for the petitioner.
AraIS iaa ps,y Avenue pronn WHO pla"es nj.
liabilities at et49.J64, of which Sfii 900 are
secured claims. and no assets. George NJ.
Bode OF Freeport. N. r.. Is attorney for
WEEKS HAND voluntary.
confectlon spccialties and bakers supplies.
3S1 washington street. which places It's
liabilities al s3o2 SOS of which so7isiT
are secured claims. and S3i ,050, and assets
at ssi, l22. Of which $3.50 Is stock In
ss5'si2 % uniiauIdated claims. waiter JET
freys -arlin Is attorney for the bankrupt.
JOSEPH SCHREfNER-Nolu GG0 Court
lnndt avenue, Bronx, who places his liabili-
ties at x3,13a, all unsecured claims. and no
assets. Louis Solomon Is attorney for the
scHwHRTz SaVviue1; ART SHOP, INc.--rnvoluntary,
novelties. 404 Grand street. in behalf OF
three creditors as follows. NJ. Hirsch.
81 1000: H. Johnson, $1,000. and l.. siegel,
$53. Archibald Palmer Is attorney for the
petitioners
ROBERT tITRSCH-voiuntary salesman, 2s6
Fort Washington avenue who places his
liabilities at Si2, Al. Of which siO.6T3 are
unsecured claims. and no assets. Samuel
T. Goldberg is attorney for the bankrupt.
Most of the notes were made by the Aetna
Garment Company, Inc, and hdorsed by
the petitioner
sCHEDyI Es ~ BANKRUPTCY.
Tho foliuwlug schedules IN bankruptcy were
la tlQ ri igg
Court
pINcus FLuG, against whom petition was
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=, 1000 s.s55.44
DORAN, Thomas H., J., and Agnes
MI. L. Dearing: Jan. %, 1918 l'2zfoo
HERwIG. Paul A., and Charles
Firestone-I. r. Francis; Jan. lS, .e. 4,
HARRMANN. Adolph ST. Ben 49, ~
nett May 10. 1921. ..........:. lVV.V'
EIRESTONE. Charles. and Louis A.
sableomU., 8; Title Guar. Co.; a7e AZ
eIiLAFP Tr,bSno hlGsMG5N fne June 4. isai.
NICKARATO. Carlo, and New Am
aterdam Casualty Co.-People. .oo =,
&C.: June 2, 1921 (vacatedl SoV.Ve
DI ANGELS. Angelo. and New
Amsterdsm AIMS ina, oasuai'S @ 10000
S4ANTEEN. Albert. and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.-People' &C. ooo M
May 10. 1921. ....... i'VoV'ov
sASSON. Samuel. and New Amster-
dam Casually Co.-People. &o.' .oo M
chME-sa.ma: Nav 20. 1920 . 2.500.00
SEITZER, Abraham. and New AM
sterdan Casualty Co.-People. ..o .o
&c; May 20. 1920. 0...........--... l.UovVVo ~
SAAiE--same: May 20. 1920. ....' l'Voo.o
BRONX.
WHALE. Alfenes--J. Corciene; FEB q, a,
"a, 1920 ....-.........''.'''
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nan $1,000. 900. 900 since June IL of last

than $1,000. 100000 since June III OF last
year.
or the total holdings of s747.0oo. 600
of paper secured by United States Gov
ernment obligations S4S3.500.000. or
CAT per cent, were secured by Liberty
and other United States bonds; $213.-
500, 900, or 2S.6 per cent, by Victory
notes. and $50, 900, 900, or 6.7 per cent.
by Treasury certificates. compared with
s49S, 400, 900. s222.so0.o00 and $4,000
900 respectively shown the week before.
The Minneapolis Reserve Bank re-
deemed $3.s00,000 of bills rediscounted
with the New York Reserve Bank. while
the Dallas bank reported a reduction or
SO, 900, 900 in the total paper redis-
counted with the Boston bank. In con-
sequence paper held by the Boston ana
New York banks under discount for the
Richmond. Minneapolis and Dallas
banks shows a reduction from s31, ,soo,-
900 to s25, ,oo0.0 900. of which S22.50O,ooo
is carried by the New York bank.
Government deposits show reduc-
ton for the week Of about $12.000,oOO.
reserve deposits increased by S27,500.-
600. while other deposits. composed
largely of non-members' clearing ac-
counts and cashiers checks. fell on
about $4,000. 900. Following an increase
of S16,500. 900 for the week ended June
/, the week under review saw reduc-
tIon of 4o.8o0.000 in Federal Reserve
note circulation. decline of more than
20 per cent. below the peak reached on
December 23, 1920, and Of about IS per
cent. below the total reported on June
IL of last year.
Net liabilities OF the banks on Fed
eral Reserve bank notes in circulation
shows further reduction for the week
of s2,400.000 to s141, 100. 600. compared
with S1S2,400.00 about year ago.
The following table shows the condi-
ton of the twelve banks in the reserve
system at the close OF Wednesdays busi-
ness. at the close Of business on June
and at the close Of business on June IL.
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PLANS NEW GAS STANDARDS.
Head of Public Service Commfs-
sion Calls for Data.

William A. Prendergast. chairman of
the Public Service Commission. issued
Yesterday an order calling upon all the
eas companies OF the city for detailed
data concerning the amount and cost
OF production in 1904. 1905. 1912. 1916
and 1870.
He set next Thursday as the date for
n general hearing regarding the exist
ing standards OF purity. Illuminating
power and heating power of gas, with
the idea of prescribing proper stand
ards governing those services.
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TO STUDY CONDITIONS ABROAD.

Alfred p. Sloan. Jr. vice-president OF
the General Motors Corporation. in
charge OF operations. and John j. Ras-
kob. chairman Of the corporations finance
committee, win sail on the Aquitania on
June IA for a month In England and
on the Continent Although their trip IL
primarily n vacation. they VIII deter
mine matters of general policy pertain
ing 20 the General Motors Export Con-
pany and study business conditions with
reference to the export situation for
American motor cars.
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Continued weakness of foreign ex-
changes Is checking export demand for
cash wheat and consequently yester-
days sales were small. 1t Is estimated
that about 24.0O0.000 bushels have been
contracted for shipment through August.
The June shipment Is the heaviest, with
about 10000 900 bushels. and that OF
August next, with about 100000. Only
about 100000 bushels have been con-
tracted for July shipment business In
corn was quiet here yesterday, but Chr
cago reported sales Of 100000 bushels.
In the flour market there Is a good de-
mand for first clears for prompt dehv-
cry to fill export contracts
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. 2 red. S1.T7A; No. hard,
81. 1917; No I. Manitoba. sl.s7; No. mixed
Durum. $1.09i4, c. l. +. track New YORK. 10
arrive. 1851,
CORN-No. yellow and No. white, s27tc
No. mixed. s2%c.. C. 1. {. New York. 10
CORN3No. / white. 1910; No. 2 white,
49c.: No white. 47hc.; No. white. 4ooo
45iac.; fancy clipped white, 52lp53c- ordinary
clipped white, 49tQ51c.: all elevator.
KYE-No. Western, S164ia. (. o. D., ana
81 .6ols. C. 1. e.. New York.
BARIEY-Feeding, T1Q74c.; mating SOP
s3c O. T. T., New York
WAY-No. 1, $2Sd3O: No. .. $26G2s; No. 3.
s23io5: shipping, s2od21 ton.
STRAW-No. ] rye. s26G2S ton.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s$ls,soo.s1, or
which s163.52s.3s was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S25b.27T5s for recent importaticns.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

filed May %, show liabilities OF $3.50 and
assets Of 80. .025. Of which 1900 Is stock In
trade. Marcus A. SHERMAN is attorney for
the bankrupt.
WILLIAM COHEN, against whom a petition
was filed June 4, 1921, show liabilities OF
of $1,000 OF which $4,000 Is stock In trade
and $500 machinery, tools, &C. David Gar
finkel OF Yonkers is attorney for the bank
BESSIE BARNETT. against whom petition
was filed January II, 1921, show liabilities
Of s4.4e5. all unsecured claims, and assets
Of 81 200. OF which $3.50 Is stock IN TRADE.
$3.50 machinery. tools. &C., and $500 prop
erty In rcversion remainder trust. &c. Ben
temin Kirschstein Is attorney for the bank
rupt
I. JACOBS q co. against whom a petition
was filed February 10. 1921. show Habit
ties Of ~ ,623 and assets OF 81 ,o5o, property
IN reversion, remainder trust. &c. Nathan
u. Levy is attorney for the bankrupts,
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tho following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In the United States
district Court.
receiver. with bond Of $500.
WORLD MOTION PICTURE CORPORA
TION. photorravure publishing. roo Fifth
avenue; David A. Murphy receiver. with
n bond of 5000: The assets are estimated
water. ~ T.. asscssed AT $4,000
SAMUEL. RosENBAuM. trading as Roscn-
baum Company, glove manufacturer, s2t
broadway; Max Rockmore. receiver, with
bond ot $1,000. Liabilities are estimated
r.. J. rARToN rIcHTERAoE CO, lighter,
FOR careoes, broadway; p Randolph
Harris, receiver, with bond OF $40 600
The assets are estimated at $4,000.
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COTTON STATISTICS.
Wedpes-
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.

LONDON, June 9.--The Bank of Eng
lands weekly statement shows the fol-
lowing changes:
Total reserve increased. ......... 1921 900
Circulation decreased. ............ $4,000
bullion increased ed................. GIGS
Other securities decreased. ....... 1850. 900
Other deposits increased. .......... III 900
Public deposits increased. ........ .062 900
Notes reserve increased. .......... S1I 900
Government securities increased. 4,120.o00
Proportion of reserve to liability.
1928 per cent. last week, 1888 per cent.
Rate of discount. 6ls per cent.
PARIS June 9.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows changes
MS follows:
Francs.
Cold in hand increased. ......... $4,000
Silver In hand increased. ......... 3Sf 900
Notes i'm circulation decreased. JIG, 763, 900
Treasury deposits decreased. ..... fo,4s5. 900
General deposits decreased. ..1sj. .Ti6,O 600
Bills discounted decreased. .2T1 IA 600
state repaid 500. 100000 francs ''to'iie to the
bank.
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N. Y. RESERVE STATEMENT.

The following table shows the condi-
ton of the Reserve Bank in New YORK
at the close Of business of Wednesday
and on June l:
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
Market CLOSED steady with net declines OF
8 to IL points. Closing: July. 12.15; Oc-
fober. 1890; December, 1884 January, 1850;
March. 1880.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet. unchanged at 11.s SOC, sales.
651 bales. New Orleans steady, unchanged,
at 1 soc: sales. $40 bales. Mobile steady.
unchanged. at TO- 75c.; sales, 7s1. Savannah
steady. unchanged. at 11.50c.; sales. nil. Nor
folk quiet, unchanged, at 11.3sc.; sales, 31e
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged. at
II 5Oc. sales, LOO bales. Houston quiet.
unchanged at 11.T5c.: sales. LIZA bales. Lit
tie Rock quiet, unchanged. at 11.23c.; sales.
4s7 bales. Dallas steady, unchanged. at
1o.s5c.: sales. $50 bales. Fort Worth steady,
10 lower, at 10.75c.: sales. 2,051 bales.
LIVERPOOL. A.
Spot cotton dull. at points advances mid.
ding. 7.73d. Sales. 5000, including 1000
American. Imports 1000. none American.
Futures opened quiet, at to II points ad-
vance. Closed steady. at - to Is points ad-
vance. July S.35d.: October, S.73d; De
cember, s.ssd. January, s.93d.; March,
9.02d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm and cloths
nutat.
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Note Circulation Declines,
Gold and Cash Reserves Gain,
While Deposits Increase.
Special Despatch to The New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., june 8.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, d. c., june 8.
Further gains of s22000.000 In gold
reserves and Of s2s.7oo.Ooo in total casl'
reserves. accompanied by an increase OF
s14. 1000 in deposits and a reduction
OF s40.600,00O In Federal Reserve note
circulation. are indicated in the Federal
Reserve Boards weekly bank statement.
The banks reserve ratio shows an in
crease for the week from 57.4 to 58.3
per cent.
Reserve bank holdings of bills secured
by United States Government obliga-
tions show a reduction of S26,900, 900.
other discounts on hand declined by
$3.000.0 900. while acceptances purchased
in open market were S7.600.000 less
than the week before. A reduction OF
s1.500.0O0 Is shown in Pittman GER
tificates on deposit with the Treasury
TO secure Federal Reserve Bank note
circulation, while other Treasury cer-
tiicates fell off $4.s00,000 Only nom
inal changes are shown In the holdings
of other Government securities. Total
earning assets show a reduction for the
week Of s44. 100. 600, and on June stood
at s2.225,6 100000. decline Of more
RrSO,
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SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR.s
New York Prices.

Spring patents. soT9.5o: spring clears. 500
al 90; soft winter straight5, G.25Ga 80; marc
winter straights. ss.753e. co. Rye flour, Iade ar
white corn flour S1.s5d2 a 100 lbs. Corn
meal, fine white and yellow grannlatsd. Sl,,sso
q1g5 Feed. city. brand. 100 10. SACKS; . SI,'
40 Ib' sacks, $50: Western bran. lyo 10.
sacks. sos: standard middlings, DO. s2A;ov;
flour middings. do. S5o; req cog Ai'1''
ID. sacks, $34. OIL meal, SS1 q Ton.
Minneapolis Prices
Flour unchanged: shipments. 4o.s2o bar
rels. Bran. SIG.
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BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBURGH.

$1,000 Phil Co 5s. 81 81 81 81
1000 Phil El 1st Is. S47s 80 Sf7s 50
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dents .......... 4f 400. 100 f37.o7e.7ft
Reserve percentages OF one year ago are
calculated on basis ~ net deposits and Fed
cral Reserve notes n circulation.
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PARIS. June 9.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows changes
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Arecibo en- sofia

Prendo el lapiz, apago ell "jumazo'
escribo:
Con todas las generates de la ley,
han sido aprobados los proyectos para
la construction del puente sobre el rie
Grande. de Arecibo, v la desviaci6n del
Cafito de Santiago, que DiOs conserve
Dajo Ia terra.
Merecen tres aplausos y un abrazo
cordial, los Lcdos Herminio Miranda
y don Felix Santoni, padres de tales
proyectos, que de tanta necesidad eran
son para nuestra amodorrante ciudad.
Y, ahora, 10 que convene, es que
no Sc dele dormir al triunfo, en- el pc
tate del olvido, porque entonces, por
10 menos, seriamos merecedores de un
collar de hollejo, con camandulas
TODD. =. Con que manos a la obra y di-
nero al hombro.
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Adios, Ofelia

- J
ci6n I'll numero derlas niorenas crece de
una manera notable y que las rubias van
en- asomhrosa disminuci6n. Es, pues, cues
ti6n de aesperar para yer como en- el
mundo no Quedaran mas que mnjeres me
renas, de pelo negro y oios de noche
va no habra la rivalidad que Sc COM
placen en- crear algnnos artistas que gus
tan de los centrastes: va no existiran
los sonetos A UNA RUBIA y A UNA
MORENA tan abundantes en- nuestra
|literatura y en- la literature de las eda-
des pret6ritas; nj los pintores exhibiran
cuadros en- los que a Ia par Sc vean una
andaluza morena. yuma Tubia del Nor
tie, transparents y eterea como un full
gor de aurora boreal. Esta desaparicion
de las mujeres rubias la explican los sa-
bios a4nericanos como ell producto de
nuestra civilization y de la situacion de
las mujeres en- las 6pocas modernas; evi
dentemente Ia actualidad es de lucha
empehada tesonera, y los ejemplares
mas fuertes son los que Sc imponen vi
gcrosamente a despecho de los debiles
que van siendo POGO a POGO desalojados
del campo; las mujeres rubias, que STEM
pre- han sido Ia encarnaci6n de la dull
ztlra, de la belleza plastica de la felne-
nilidad glacial Y marm0rea, van cedien-
do Ell campo ante sus rivales mas vige-
rosas, mas llenas de fuego, mas pasiona-
les mas hechas toda clase de traba-
jos y de penas, puesto que las morenas
son menos romanticas y menos soiado-
ras. Las mujeres morenas, mas ardientes
en- sus pasiones v mas fogosas, van po-
CO a POGO conquistando el dominic uni
versal.
Uua raz6n es la del frio: los cabellos
rubios son originarios de las regiones
templates v frias del globo. X Ell frio,
mediante Ia civilization, va poco,.a POGO
alejandose hacia los polos, pues Ia ca
lefacci6n 10 va echando hacia ellos. En-
Europa en- Norteamerica ,ep Jap6n,
ell Sur America Y en- Australia, hasta
las mas infelices cabafias usan calor EN-
las epocas frias del otofio y del invierno
Y esta calefacci6n va matando POGO a
POGO los cabellos dorados de las mule
res.
Las rubias Sc van del mundo; 81 nos
quedamos para venir a la terra en- epo-
cas- posteriores a esta en- que vivisnos,
Sc nos hubiera hablado de las Juhetas
Y de las Iseult, del mismo lnodo que hoy
Sc nos habla de los semidioses y de los
heroes mitol6gicos. Toda nuestra litera-
tura rubia los cantos a las Gretchen
del Rhin de verdes aguas; las cr6nicas
de las marquesas de Versailles, rubias
como las espigas; los versos hechos las
hadAs y a las Ruths; las auroras que
siempre Sc han representado como muje-
res de cabellos de orc; toda esta htera-
tura, pasara de moda y no quedara siilo
en- el recuerdo, a la par de todas las CO.
sas que han sido, y que va no seran mas.
Las rubias Sc van del mundo: adios,
Ofelia. 80.
Ell HUSAR BLANCO.
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A v lSO
DEL DE PARTAMENTo DEL
INTERIOR A ToDoS LOS DUENoS
HH AUToMOVMEs Y vEHTCULcs
PEsADos DE MOTOR W

Por Ia preseAte Sc aVisa ustedes, que
para que su autpm6vil truck pueda
circular por las Gales caminos publi-
cos el proximo ano economical, debera
proveerse antes del primero de Julio de
nuevas Hcencias y tablillas, segln 10 dis
pone la Ley de Autom6vilss VICENTE.
Por correo Sc les esta notifcando Ia
cantidad que deber&n remitir en- ssllos
de rentas internas, para obtener las nue-
vas tablillas y icencias. Los que no re-
ciban esa notification, deberan solicitar
Ia in1nediatamente.
Los residentes en- San Juan santur
ce, deberan solicitar sus nuevas tabli-
las y lcencias Ell La Oticina de Autom6
viles del Departamento del Interior, o
partir del 25 del mes corriente; los due
fos dc AUTOMOBILES trucks de : la
isla, deberan solicitarlas en- las oficinas
de la Policia InsuIar de los pneblos en-
que residan, entregando las tabhllas
viejas que posean al recoger las nuevas
Ell color de las nuevas tablillas es de
fondo verde con los numeros blancos.
Gailermo ESTEVES,
Conlisionado del Interior
,,Advt
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La piel de los infentes es tierna. Echese
TN POGO de este nlaraviiloso polvo anti-
septico y sanativo en- el aqua y vease
como ell nino disfruta su bafio. Los
Banos diarios con el A4U-COI. protegen la.
piel delicada contra el sarpuildo, las
erupciones y otras Intermediates pehgrosas.
Ell MU-COL es sanativo, cafnante Y
agradable. Los Doctores en- todas parties
de los Estados Unidos de America 10 re-
comiendan como el antiseptico mas efci.
ente para las madres Y los bebes.. Conser-
vese sielnpre un paquete disponible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene-
fcios que Sc derivan de su uso diario.
Sc recomienda siempre para Il trata-
miento de la Leucorrea, las SecrecioHes
de NAL Caracter, Ia Ulceraci6n Y Ia De
preston del Utero o para cualquiera de las
Gebiidades uterinas cr6nicas de las mu,
ieres. ~ De Venta en- Todas les BOticas.
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Es una desconsoladora noticia La que
encontramos al leer este peri6dico anne
ricano que la casualidad ha puesto en-
nuestras manos al revolver un mont6n
de canjes que del exterior nos trajo 81
dltimo corTeo Es desconsolad0ra como
el presagio triste de una catAstrofe IRE
parable; porque es un grito de alarms
para les poetas v para los pintores, pa
ra los musicos, y para todos aquelles
que lleven dentro del alma una chispa
de arte.
Despu6s de pacientes eStudios, de mu
chas comprobaciones y de multiples con
sultas las estadisticas, unos cuantos
,sabios nortean1ericanos Sc han encontra
do en- la pesibilidad de predecir, con to-
da certeza, que dentro de unos cuantos
afios, siglo medic, las mujeres rubias
del mundo seran rarisimas; y que den
tro de doscientos amos no habra una So
la rubia sobre la TERRA.
Ell porvenir pertenece las mujeres
morenas, dice Albert Acremant, en- Ell
Excelsior de Paris, al comentar la
noticia del descAbrimiento realizado' en-
Norteamatica. Los novelistas pueden la
mentarse, los poetas pueden llorar, pero
nj todas las lamentaciones, nj todas las
lagri4nas, conseguiran atajar esta muer
tie que Sc acerca para las mujeres ru-
bias del mundo.
Dentro de tres generaciones los hom-
bres no conoceran mas las doradas ca
belleras que tanto inspiraran los artis
tas, las cuales va para entonces han de
ser cosas de la edad pasada. Ell mundo
Sc quedara sin las cabelleras de luz que
fueron adorno y orgullo de Ofelia, aque
la deidad del norte que arrastraron las
Dndas frias, y de Frin6, la mujer que
Inspire los dulces poemas del tragico can
tor.
Cabellos de orc v de luz de Iseult;
cabellera destellante y luciente de Ju-
ieta; vuestros oros refulgentes van apa-
gandose POGO a POGO, como los destellos
postrimeros de una tarde del febrero
Iuminoso Dentro de unos amos, va no
ser6is mas que un recuerdo ell la qnemo-
ria de los hombres, y entonces cobrareis
81 prestigio de las cosas que fueron,
Ell prestigio que dan las leyendas, y Sc
r6is mas poeticas, suaves cabelleras de
aurora, dulces cahelleras de MEL. !.
Registrad todas las literaturas de to-
das las epocas, v en- sus paginas encon
srareis siempre una mujer de cabellos
rhbios, una mujer cuya cabellera blonda
Is como un rayo de sol de la mafiana.
A los sabios americanos les ha de te-
1er muy sin cuidado la catastrofe que
su descubrimiento va a causar en- el
nundo; no Sc han preocupado mas que
le anunciar su vaticinio desconsolador,
in cuidarse en- absolute de prolongar
mas tempo la illusion de los poetas de
os otros artistas para quienes las mu-
eres rubias encarnan el tipo perfecto
le la Belleza.
Ell fenomeno Sc producira por mas es-
'uerzos que Sc hagan para atajarlo: hase
)odido comprobar que en- cada genera