davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-09-02
HENDERSON TEST CUTS
NEW OIL SAND, REPORT

A wfre-from Basin conveys the IN
formation hat the Frontier OIL and
Gas Syndicate. controlled by the
Markham interests, which recently
found a iiow OF hish.grade oil in the
Kinhall sand on the henderson anti
cline. but oased it of aud continued
drilling, had encountered another
good showing in a lower sand. This
ell is also being cRsed off and the holo
will be continued to the Muddy and
Greybull. wIhers It is expected that
much alrge- production will be
found.
much larger production will be
clused. and that part or the Basin
country is the scene Of considerable
development The joint test Of the
Midwest and Wyoming Gas Sumpany
on the 1Jleber dome is said TO he drill
ing IN n blus shale at $50 feet and
oa-ry.DR a 154nch hole. The Ohio
on the Mercer dome expeats to rene
t-ste TIE Tensleep the nrst Of The
week end a well OF commercial call
bre is looked for. The Ashland.wy-
oming, drilling south 81 Gruybuil, Is
nearing the sand and II IS expected
TINT the pay win be cut some time
during the coming week. Tho bit Is
eeid 20 have been in oil for the past
fifty feet. and a good oueputter is
confidently looked for ~ THIS opora.
ton.
, 1922-09-02

Big Muddy.
No II. Jonea OPC, section 1o-5s-Te;
fishing for Io-inch casing at 1850 feet.
Grass Creek.
No 10. Phelps. section 1~p-fs-sS:
drilling at $500 feet
No. IA. LU Sheep. drilling At Also
feet
Lance Creek
No. . Putnam, section &s5-ss; fish
ing for sA-ineh casing at ..ss5 feet
Mule Creek.
No. :. Butte. section 1880. No.
IS orc; drilling AZ 1.1s5 feet
Sat- Creek.
No / Tract z. section 1915;
cleaning out At 2.sT5 feet
No =, Tract Z, section 1919; re
pairing boiler at 1890 feet
No. l. Tract q. section 1T-3o-7S;
cleaning out At s,7os feet
NO. II. section 1879; drf1ing At
1855 feet
No. :. Tract o. seetin is-ss.T9: shut
Gown ss $3.50 feet
No .. Tract o. section 1880; Co
mented sAInch casing at 7.096 feet
No ?. Bellview. orc. section 5-ss-7s;
drilling at 2.ss5 feet
No. 10. northwest quarter section
2T-<o-Ta. fishing for tools at 3..0o feat
Rock River.
No. g. Diamond, section ss-7olfs.
pulling sK-inch casing at 1880 foee
No 2. University, section ss-2o.Ts.
repairing rig 1T 2.ssa feet.
No. 2. T~rapshooter. section sf-2o-Ts.
shut down Mt s.2o5 feet.
No. Z. stnts Land. section st-folTB;
drilling at 2.sl5 feet.
No. s State Land. section st-fo-fs:
drilling AZ 1895 feet.
No. ., State Land. section st-zoJTs;
drilling at $50 feet.
no. Z, Dixon. section S4.s0-Ts; fish
ing for 1o!ineh at a.oos feet.
No. 8. Dixon. section a4-2o7s; drnt.
ing at 1910 feet.
No. /. Harr.son-Co Cooper. section S-1e-
IS; cemented 1eh-ineh casing 81 Tes
feet
No. 7. Harrison Cooper. section 49,
rs; shut DOWN at 40 feet
Wildcat Tests.
Hidden Dome, No. /. Bromo. SEQ
ton 31-4s.sO; drilling at ss5 feet.
o'Brien Springs. section e.24.s7. Car
bon county; s~idetraekins 4Minoh at
$3.50 feet
OBrien Springs. section $3.50;
shut down at 3.2o4 feet.
Rock Springs. section 16-1s1o4;
muddying casing at ASH feet
Mercer Dome. section 33-51-eo. run
ninE casing at 1916 feet.
No. 1. Lemon, Big Wall. Mont. sec.
ton 24-10-z5; drilling at $3.50 feet.
Il H0ruaahaa NNzFa maCNfar R~HoTs
drilling Mt 1925 feet.
, 1922-09-02

70 off. Lard showed a loss of 5 to
3sHc and ribs were unchanged to 15o
up.
Local sentiment IN wheat was bear
lsh most of the week on accoun of
the relatively slow foreign demand
and the general depressing character
Of European Jews. Hedging sales
against spring grain have been IN.
creaslng rapidly with 1armers selling
freely. The movement both sides of
the line however. has been limited be-
cause OF the transportation situation.
Corn showed considerable resistance
to selling pressure and while declining
sharply at one time rallied quickly.
While the market averaged lower the
first part-o the week, reports Of crop
damage from hot and dry weather and
private crop reportsAwhich showed a
, 1922-09-02
NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLE
MENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF
ESTATE.

The State Of Wyoming, County
Of Natrona, IS.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial
District.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Charles F. Baker, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to an
creditors and other persons inter
ested IN the above entitled estate.
that on August 10th, 1922, the un-
dersigned, First Trust & SavinRu
Bank of Casper, Wyoming, Admin
istratorp Of the Estate of Charles
F. Baker, Deceased, filed its final
account and petition for distrfbu-
ton of said estate, with the Clerk
Of the above entitled court, where
anyone interested may exRmine
said accounts and petition, and file
objections thereto, at any time or
or before October 10, ie22, that
is, within thirty days after the last
publication of this notice on Sen
tenber 8, 1922, and If no objse.
tons are filed, the said Adminis.
traitor win make final settlement OF
said estate on October IL, 1922
or as soon thereafter as the mats,
may be heard by the court,
Dated this 18th day OF Angus
A. D. 1929.
FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK OF CASPER, WYOMING
Administrator Of the Estate O
Charles +. Baker. Deceased,
Publish August ~, 10, &c, Ser
temh@ 2ses 1872,
, 1922-09-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept i%O-etgn e-
change Irregular. Great Brftain-Do-
Dand 4.<TH; cables +.47H; 60 day BINS
on banks 444K; France. demand
40, cables 44Oh; Belgium. demand
TT.s5H, cables 7.46; Germany, de-
mind .oTh. cables OTIS; Holland. de-
mand $500. cables ss.s7. Norway. de-
mand 1864. Sweden. demand $3.50;
Denmark, demand z1-%8; Switzerland
demand 1902; Spain. demand 1881:
Greece. demand 2.e1; Poland. demand
.01H; Ozeoho-Slovalia. demand a,25s
Argentina, demand ss.s7: Brazn. de,
mnnd 1885,. Montreal. 90 1915.
, 1922-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept f.-Ahsenco Of
many traders from the floor resulted
ia relatively light dealings at the
opening OF today's stock market. price
changes being Irregular and generally
within narur hrnita Rail shares
slightly depressed IN Response
% talk OF a general srtfks As a result
o. the governments EfvespinE intuno-
ton IN the ranroad strike situation.
Losses OF large fractions took plnce
In Reading, Great Northern preferred.
Illinois Central. 800" n New
Haven. ols re- IN na1rsy GOOD de-
rnAnd, Mexican Petroleum advancing
q point with gains Of Substantial frac
tons By Producers IND Refinery and
Bsrnsdnn = Gains OF a point also
were recorded by International Har-
Nszter and National Lead
, 1922-09-02
HaWaiian Sugar
Companies Pay
Big.

HONOLULU. II. H. Sept. s.-(By
The Associated Pressl-Directors OF
two sugar companies voted special div
idends today and the directorate Of a
third announced n hundred per cent
increase in its monthly returns to
stockholders.
The onomea Sugar company direc.
torA decided to pay n special dividend
Of 60 cents a share September 20 on
100000 shares Of stock. Directors
OF tho Honomu Sugar company voted
an increase IN the monthly dividend
from 10 to 40 cents. making the return
on stock M percent T. month. and di
rectora Of the Pepeekeo Sugar com
pany voted a special dividend of 81
a shnre on 1880. 900 shares septefn
Der Is.
, 1922-09-02
GRAIN PRICES
SUFFER SLUMP
Reports Of Excellent Crop in
Northwest Factor in Sag
ging Market.

CHICAGO. Sept 2-wheat opened
nrm here today with the Deeezaber
delivery showing the most strength.
hut whsa ocferinRs increased On tho
bzlEA TIE best prices were not main
tsinzd. Trade was Hight during the
early onannEs, Chicago traders being
inclined 70 await leadership on either
sidA Deliveries Of September con
tracts this mornfnE e 5000
bushels and frosh receipts were est-
mated ct % r Tha opening.
which carried from uDShAnEed figures
to &c hiThsr, with September 81 to
SIE and Dsesnbsr 31-oa TO si.o;S.
was followed By a moderate decline
al around
Reports that = rccord crop has been
obtained IN the northwestern provinces
carried values down grade but there
was not great disposition 20 take the
short side on the declines, the mar
ket showing stubborn resistance TO.
pressure. The close WIS weak with
valuos ranging from 3 70 Ike lower.
with September go and December
s1.oi TO s1-olA.
Corn was unsstued ~ ne Seart
Altar opening 40 iowsr to &C higher.
with September mHo tho market
held around tho initial raaSe and then
eared off.
Evening up BY longs later was much
IN evidence. Tho close vas weak with
values showing a new loss Of x TO 30
with September 5sNe
Oats showed more ntrength than
other grains. After opening 40 20
nc Up with september 52ac, the
market underwent n slight general
setback.
Provisions wers weak with other
hog values,
, 1922-09-02
KINNEY-COASTAL
IN THE OIL SAND

The web Of the Kinney4Coastal oil
company on the northwest quarter Of
tho northwest quarter Of section 10
1918 Is being drilled in today and one
of the biggest wells In the southwest
part Of thu field IS expected TO re-
HuiL
Earlier IN the week tho top of the
second Wall Creek was struck at 1855
feet and the well blew itself in a flow
estimated at TOO barrels. The boiler
was moved back yesterday and tho
sand vii be drilled through. Judg-
ing from first performances It is ex-
pscted that n fow Of from 5000 TO
5000 barrels wiz be developed.
, 1922-09-02

heavy reduction in the estimated yield
as compared with the governments
August 1 figures tended to give the
market an upward turn. Losses were
said to be heaviest in the west and
southwest. Cash demand was fairly
good and exporters took liberal quan-
titles Of grain from the west. Old
corn was sold by the country rather
freely to arrive on tho buIges but
mand "a only fair.
Oats reflected the action Of earn
Trade was mainly of a local oharac q.
ter. September showed relatively more
strength than the December and went
under the deferred delivery.
Provisions averaged lower. liauida.
ton Of September ana December lard
oeing responsible for a sharp declipa
with support mora OF less lacking.
, 1922-09-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF
ESTATE.


The State OF Wyoming County
% n SA bissaIa. = Count. SIXTH sudss,.l
District
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Sarah z. Harrison, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and other persons inter-
ested in the above entitled estate,
that IN August 10, 1922, the under
signed, First Trust & Savings Bank
of Casper, Wyoming. Administra-
tor, with the VIII Annexed Of the
Estate of Sarah E. Harrison, De-
ceased, filed It's final account and
petition for distribution of said &C.
tate, with tho Clerk OF the ubove
entitled court, where anyone inter-
estsd may examine said account
and petition, and fie objections
thereto at any time on or before
October 10, 1922, that r. within
thirty days after the last publica-
tion of this notice ON September
g, 1922, and IL no objections r
filed the said Administrator with
the VIII Annexed VIII make final
settlement Of said estate on Octo-
her IL, 1922, or as soon thereafter
as the matter may be heard by the
court.
Dated this 18th day of August
A. D. 1922.
FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
oF CASPER, WYOMING.
Administrator with the VIII An
nexed of the Estate of Sarah z.
Harrison, Deceased.
Publish August u, 10, %, Sep
TENDER 2, Q, 1922.
, 1922-09-02

ance that no Immediate ssinure of
mines and railroads was contemplated
by the guvernment ell contributed to
the more cheerful sentiment, Progress
also appears 70 have been made in the
settlement Of the anthracite strike,
which was reflected in the improved
prices of hard coal carrying railroads.
Growing use OF oil for fuel and its
substitution for coal by several large
corporations found expression in the
strength of on shares in the lscter part
pof the week, while motos stocks TO
sponded favorabiy TO the report of the
National Automobile Chamber Of Com
merce that August production would
exceed that OF July by 10000 cars.
Steel prices ara going UP. as was
expected when the industry announced
a 20 per rent Increase in wages. effec.
tive EeptaTRbxr !. A Sikh. adrancf
-as notad 3urtuE the week IN the Fs;co
Of raw CqLaR srsa=, while ethsr ee.R-
T odity priees;atsc were mainly higher.
Equipment companies report In
creased orders for rolling stock indi.
] eating the confidence of railroad ex.
ecudvss IN business conditions this
fan- Copper production also Is In
, 1922-09-02
LiUe Stock


CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-United States
Department OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Receipts 1000; compared with week
ago. beef steers and y%earlings neatly
$50 to 800 higher; beef steer and
yearllngs eligible to sell at 10 up, a
now high price level for tho year;
top matured beef steers I1.25; numer
GUS loads at 11@11.25; best long year
lInss s11; she stock largely strong
to a5c higher: apots SIC to 800 Up. on
best fat COWS and heifers; bull, about
steady: real caivci 500 to T5c h,sbsr;
stocke-s and feeders steady; spots
weak to lower; weeks bulk prices beef
steers s.e0@1o.40; stockers and feed
ers e.25@7; beef cows and heifers AIS
@T.25: canners and outtrs 2.s5QS.5o;
val calvs sl2Q12.5o.
Rogs-Receipts $500; closed weak.
fully $50 lower on all grades; bulk IFS
to 400 pounds, sa.45@9.60: bulk $50. to
e6o-pound, se.Io19.40; bulk $50 to 800
pound, ts.7o@s.so; bulk packing sows-
s. .so07.25; bulk pigs, ss@s.2b; top,
$3.50 carly; bulk, se.5o9s.5o; heavy,
sT.766o.fo; medium. Ss.7o9e.5o; light,
s .9o@e.5cf Hight light. Ss.5o@e.25i
packing BOWS. smooth. Se.4o97.25i
packing sovs. rough, Ss.2546.6o; kill
ing pigs, s7.95@s.a5.
sheep-Receipts 1000; steady; ma
tive Iambs, s12.75;. compared with
week ago. faS native lambs mostly csc
to 400 lower; curis stsadyi fat western
lambs, 100 10 $50 lower; sheep weak
20 ESQ lower; feeder GLASSES steady &c
$50 higher; weeks top fat lambs, 10
closing bulk prices. native lambs
s1a. rs 91a.5O; culls. so; western lambs
s13. feeding lambs, s12lbod
AGO; Eat swez. s2.5o@f.
, 1922-09-02
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Sept a-PosRtoeA weak;
receipts SO cars; total Omitted States
shipments sos: Idaho and Oregon
Rurnls S1.25 cwt: Wisconsin
bulk Cobblers S1.25@1.ss cwt.; Mime
sofa saeked and bulk Early ohsos $40
1.20 cwt-: Utah sacked Early Ohios.
81 cw1.i Now Jersey sacked Giants
s1.1B rwt
, 1922-09-02
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Sept 2.-Buttsr-Un-
changed; eggs higher receipts. 1918
easssi flrsts 2Th 8zsho; ordinary
Twists e5Q25e m1~sooraneors. 2s427c;
storage PACKED firsts not quoted.
|Pouftry-Alive. lower fowls 15@2se;
'Eprings. 80; ROSTERS, 14Ae.
Nots-No market Monday.
, 1922-09-02
BANK UP.

NEW YORK, Sept 9-Fhs actual
condition Of the clearing house bsnks
and trust companies for the week
shows that thsy hold ss,Ies,1so in
excess Of legal requirements. This Is
al ~innresss OF s~ls,lss,seo from last
VaaE,
, 1922-09-02

~creasing, the Copper and Brass Re-
search association stating that 1907
900, 900 pounds OF the red metal will
be used for tho manufacture of auto
mobiles aicne this year.
Call money rates were slightly firm
or this week, duo to the calling of
loans in anticipation Of the first tf the
month requirements. Time money
rates also hardened a bit as did those
for commercial paper, wairh has been
in good demand ~ out Of town hanks.
Frances acceptance Of tho Belgian
compromise offer on German rep
aration5 had a beneficial e6fest on fDr-
aign exchange rates and thu prise ef
Wrench governmental and municipal
securities, which had developed pro-
nounced weakness earlier in the week
upon reports that France contsm-
plated Individual action against Ger
many to enforce he~ claims Canadian
exchange touched par THU week for
the first time In several yaar7> Cessa.
ton Of coal exports to that country
combined with extensive American
purchases Of Canadian wheat. resnit.
ing in an improved trade balance for
Canada, was NsPeaEble fgF tne steady
imprpvemspt inhs Sauadtaa rate.
EHH@# - HaH
, 1922-09-02
wheat TRADING MARKED BY UPS
AND DOWNS DURING LAST Week

CHICAGO, Sept 2.-Fluctuations in wheat were rapid
September wheat dropped sharply at one time on scattered
Liquidation and went to two cents under the December.
Compared with a week ago, wheat was "a to FAC lower:
corn was a shade lower to 9Ac higher and oats a shada to
, 1922-09-02
WYOMING OILS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-Price of wyo.
ming oils at 2 p. m. today were Listed
on the New York curb as follows:
Fensiand 1e. Gianrock IL, Mountain
Producers 1<h. Mutual 1o%; New
York IS; Omar l 11-16.
, 1922-09-02
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS.
OHIO DRILLING SHOWS PROGRESS

No compilations 'Sere reported by the Ohio OIL company
during the last week, although excellent progress was re
ported in a number Of the tests.
Status of operations in the different fields is as follows:
, 1922-09-02
FOR SALE
OIL RILLIN
EQUIPMENT

The well equipped camps
of the Gerard-Summers
Company, Bankrupt, locat-
ed in Natrona and Fremont
Counties, Wyoming, to-
gether with all drilling
equipment, horses, automo-
biles, derricks. camp build
ings, etc, will be offered
for sale at the office of the
Referees in Bankruptcy,
419 Fort ST., w. Detroit,
Michigan, at 1920 a. m.
on Thursday, September 7,
1922.
There has been hid for all a,
this property tho sum of 10000
and the court Mt the above time
and place will consider n other
and greater bids which may be
made. The property to be sold IS
the property of the Bankrupt ex'
isting at the time of sale.
Detroit Trust Co., Trustee,
Gerard-Summers Company,
Detroit, Mich.
, 1922-09-02

Classified ads In the Tribune ara
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every Soc paid at office win
win YOU n big prize. s-I2.tf
, 1922-09-02

We Gator to small job5 and rur
after biE ones. Wood, the sign man
s-2e-6t
, 1922-09-02
SILVER

NEW FORK. Sept 2@roreigu bar
srve-. 70; Mexienn dollars ssAo-
, 1922-09-02

Classified ads In the Tribune arc
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every Soc paid at offics will
win you a big prize. s-1e-tf
, 1922-09-02

Ten the world with signs. Wood,
tho sign man. s.oe.Sf
, 1922-09-02

First class watch ana 1eweiry re.
pairing; artistic diamond resetting. II,
e. Kline. jeweler. on Exchange Bldg.
7.21-tt
, 1922-09-02
Weeks TREND In STOCK MART
UPWARD DESPITE UNCERTAINTY

NEW r. Sept. 2-Despite several periods of pro
nounced irregularity, quoted values in the security markets
this week continued to move to new high levels.
The progress made by railroads In recruiting shop forces
proach Of soft coal production to normal and definite assur-l
, 1922-09-02

S~uhsE4ibe for the Tribune and get a
keyfor eIeR Soc pail S13H
, 1922-09-02

OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. 2-CUnited
States Department OF Agricultural
HoEs-ReceIpts b.booi few early sales
100 to ibc lower. generally $50 70 a6o
lower; closing dull at full declines
bulk butchers ss@si bulk packing
grades, ss.6o@7.Io; top. tsI5i bulk OF
sales. se.ooQs.oo,
Catr-Receipta, G75I compared
with a week ago. best grade cornfed
beeves, strong to $50 hlgherj weak
stock at sio,a5. part loads other
grades OF beef steers, a5e to 400 high
SRI she stock, ESQ to 500 higher bulls
100 to $50 higherI veals. mostly 25c
higher packers and eeder strong 70
$50 higher,
shsep-Receipss, soei compared
With a week ago, lambs and yearlings
mostly a5e loUeFi sheep, 500 to Zoe
lower feeding lambs ztsadyI feeding
and breeding sheep, mestiy 500 lower
, 1922-09-02

Classified ads In the Tribune are
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every soc paid at office will
win you a big prize. S.12tt
, 1922-09-02

PEOPLE always eat. big profits In
Producing Mother Hubbard Foods:
goods worth $3.50 free; sales guaran.
thout. 500 Congress. Chicago. s.e,5,
, 1922-09-02

DENVER, Coio1 Sept a.-Cattle. re
ceipts 400; market steady beef steers
Sc. COWS and heifers $4,000
s.T5; calves ss.0o9a.0ei bulls $4,000
S.60; stoelrsrs aad fesders $5.o097.25.
Hogs. receipts 100; market lower;
top SECS.
Sheep receipts nonei market IN
changed: lambs SI.oo912.25; ewes
s5.eo9s.os: feeder lambs s11.oO912.oo.
, 1922-09-02
AGENTS WANTED
MAKE 500 IN TEN DAYS.

MAEAE sIUU IN TEN DAYS.
selling Magic Marvel Washing
Compound. new soap flakes and hin
ing paddle; biggest sellers. STEADY sOOI
per cent profit business; free samples,
Mitchell Co, 1902 e. SIxty-first, Chi.|
caso. 9-2-1tsl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22


pertaci9n .gruesa. Pero, compensate
con sexceso, segdn sus propias pals-
bras, Sc .sieente ante la situaci6n de la
industrial de la transformation elec-
1trica, que Sc hs mantenido ,intacta, y
que aim impefa en- el mundo, dada la
calidad de sus productos, de alta cali
dM1l tai asunto Sc siente optimis-
ia, con respecto al porvenir de esa
industrial, que ha lograd0 reunir bajo
su dominic las grandes fabrtcas elec-
trO7t6cnicas de Siemens v de Schu-
exert.
Ell gr&mle hombre es. el ap6stol de
los "Kolfzerns'', communicates de in
tereses, instituciones bien distlntas ell
sll esencia Ia de los trust. El sis
tenI& que regula, por ejemplo, las
cOrporaciones miheras, metaldrgicas y
el6ctricas del grupo SHINES, Sc bass
en- metodo de coordination, empero, su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
Revista Bib(iografca

La casa editorial de Pueyo, ha pu-
blic&do en- Madrid, reunidas en- un vo-
ldmen con ell tftulo de TeGtr0 Trdgic0.
tres bellas obras del genero tragico,
escritas por ell va famoso novelista
don Pedro Mata, ssnieto de aquel ia
moso medico y tratadista de Medicine
Legal, que vivi6 EN- Madrid a media
dos del siglo anterior,
He hablado con frecuencia en- estas
reyistas de las excelentes novelGs de
este nieto de su abhclo, y especial
mente de las tituladas Irresp0nsd bIes,
CordsoRes sin rssaabo y I'D hombre de
la Rosa Blanca; peso no habisn llega-
.(lo a mis- manos sus obras escenicas.
En- estos ,dfas pude obtener un ejem-
plar EN- la libreria de Cantero, 10
LEI con el inter6s que me inspirGn las
producciones de este afortunado inge-
nio. Solo contiene ell libro tres obras,
acaso las mas tragicas del autor, til
tuladas En- Ia b0cG del lObo, La GOvG,
" Uao na65aos. La primera y la Ultima
Seps gn acto; la segunda en- tres. POI
Ia rapldez de su Acti0h v la sobriedad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22


function eS purahnente el orden finan-
eiero, que imprime el caracter la
polftica comereial industrial de las
mismas n s
9Cads corporation, sin embargo, man
tieBe su !existcncia propia, su indie
pendendla. Ell sistema Idle SHINES no
restringe las atribuciones de sus di-
rectores nj limita sus iniciativas, ST.
no que las deja 'en plena libertad de
Gcci6n.
En- realidad. SHINES es m oportu-
nista. La question he principles no
le preocupa un apice, porque, para 6l,
10 esenciab. es mantener Ia produc-
ci0n. Su lena es muy sencillo: de-
jar a los jefcs de las corpora clones
todo aquello que Sc relaciona con las
corpOraciones mismas: este es, la IL
tbertad de la direction. FL problema
social es para 81 un problema de SCI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

de sus detalles y episOddos pudieran
figurar en- ese' genera moderno que al
gunos autores llamGn de "gran gui-
fiOl'', causa de la breyedad con que
en- elias sc ccnduce la fdbula Sc de
sarrOlla la catastrofe. Apenas hay
en- elias OCCASION dc lucir las galas Ii
terarias, de las que tanto alsrde hi
cierOn nuestros clasicos afn nues-
tros romanticos en- sus obras. Pudie-
ra decirse que en- las obras de Mata
es todo melhla dramatics. Ell dialo-
go es admirable pOr su viveza su
interes desde el empezar; en- ell que Sc
mezcla artfsticamente la exposition Y
el enredo, Y corren abrazados en- bus
ca de Ia catastrofe final.
Hay mucho vigor dramdtico en- ell
desenlace, y todas las terininan To-
gicamente. ~
Tai esTla impression que deja la lee
ttira de elias. Ignore el efecto que
'produciran en- escens, pOrque las obras
de esta fndole tienen dos faces. Por
10 que respecta la parte poetica me
parecen iireprochables.