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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25

KANSAS CITY. Arril %. Four of the
seven balloons which lett Kelly Field.
san Antonio. Wednesday in the national
elimination balloo race were last sight
ed over northwest Missouri last night
bearing steadily on 4 northeastcrly
course that WIS expected ID carry tn I'm
to the Gre Lakes region by dawn to-
day. provided the pilots were successful
in riding out rain storms in their path
Army balloon No. ,. pilotad bv Cap-
tain f. ". Hill. landed M Moline. Kan
sas. late yesterday y, wing been fore
down hy an electrical storm Two other
Tags, the army entry No. 3. pilotcd ~
Lieut. Ashley Mckinley and the San
Antonio niloted hy =. II. Fournier. were
wrecked when they were forced down in
Oklahoma yesterday mdrning
Those still in the rlcc according to
last reports are:
taptain II. +. Honeywell plotting the
Kansas City Cooperative Cub entry
" Honeywell.
Herbert Won Thadcn. plotting "Dt-
troit" entry ~ the Detroit aviation so-
cicty.
Ward T. Van Orman. plotting Good
year No. B..
Major Norman ". Peek. plotting Uni
tea States army balloon No. 1.
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and
PACIFIC AFTER
G. COAST LINES

NEW rORE. April 25.-Nego;ia-
tions for the purchase Of a control
ling stock interest in the New Or
leans. Texas, and Mexico railroad or
Gulf Coast Iires by the Missouri Pa
cific railroad are under way. il was
learned in the Nancial district to-
day. The Missouri Pacfc has entered
into an agreement to purchase p per
cent If the stock Of the New Or
l,ars. Texas and Mexico at SI20 n
share from bankers controlling that
property on condition that the sell
ers deliver at least an additional %
per cent of the stock, giving the Mis-
souri, Pacific control.
William VI. Williams, chairman Of
the executive committee Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific. il row making an in
sp,ction OF the Gulf Coast Lines. In
asmuch a. a bond or stock issue un-
doubtcdly will be necessary in order
TO complete the purchase. the ap-
proyal Of the interstate commerce
commission must be obtained.
IL was also learned today that Il.
T. Bush. chairman of the board of di-
rectors Of the Missouri Pacific. will
resign before the annual stockhold-
ers' meeting in May. He probably will
be succeeded by Mr. Williams
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
RECORDS IN
BALLOON RACE
Are BROKEN
With Two Balloons Still Aloft,
American Distance Record
Has Been Broken; May
Set World Record

KANSAS CITY, April "a new
American distance record fnr free ha
looms had been Sct on the face III nnnf
ii'iai distance estimates today. with Two
of seven entries IN The national climina
ton race that started from San Antonio
Wednesday Still aloft. When the army
balloon S1I was forced down IN N ~-pr.t
near Sianagar. Iowa. y had Travelled ap-
pr"Nimately Zoo miles. II was unof-
ficiallv cstmtacd. thus bcrtcring N"
American distance record of I.I1ao
race from ST Louis.
The = ~ was riIotcd wv Major Nor
man w Peek. who said ~ would have
established a new worlds record had h..
not encountered the storm. Although hc
landed in darkness in rainStorm be-
fore daylight today. neither he nor bin
aide waH injured.
The "Dctr"it,~ II entered ~ the Detroit
Aviation 50 irry. was forced down By
electrical storms five miles southwest uf
Dubuque. loWa. after covering about
600 miles. Neither the pilot. Herbert
Won Thadrn nor hi~ aide wa~ injured.
Sill ~ thr running " the Honey
Wen" pilotcd ~ The veteran Captain
II. T.. Honeywell. H. WAS last reported
Yer WavcI1 Kansas. early last night.
travelling in i nnrthcnstrrly direct ion.
The other entry Sfill drifting alnft IN the
Goodyear NJ Z. reported this morn
ing a~ having crossed over Nnlga City.
Ia. near davenport. about 1.iJO miles
from san Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
TAMMANY HALL LEADER
DIES in NEW YORK CITY
b. he As ociated Press,

y. ne As tClalti
M. A. April 25.-Charles F.
Murphy leaa Tammany Hall, died
at $3.50 O'Clock rning at his resi-
dence at 3e5 III reet.
Murphy succe, d te Richard
Croker as cheftain coUntry's
most famous political alton. H.
was a native N,w Yorkei lg been
MORN here June 20. 1855.
Mr. Murphy's politicll leadership be
gan in the eighteenth assembly district
in 1892. when he beeame district leader
after the death o. Edward Hagen. lie
Md built up a large following in the dis
let and it was said that Hagen owed
Is position as leader largely to the in
uence and financial support that Muir
hy had given him.
On his death bed Hagen named Mur-
Ybhy as his successor and from that time
the rise OF the future leader ~ the
democratic party in New York was rapid
Acute Indigestion was the cause OF
death.
A street ear driver who became lead
er Of the most powerful political or
ranization in the world and as such
played prominent part il the naming
Of mayors and governors and nominees
for the presidency-such is the life
story of Charles +. Murphy.
Although denied the advantages OF
education because o. family circum-
stances. he showed qu lities NJ leader
ship early in lift and from ioyhood had
been leader Of circle Of one kind or
another. In all of them he was uniform
ly successful, result that may be said
to have been due TO his loyalty 70
friends. his shrewdness and his secretive
manner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
fRv The Assoclated rressN

LOS ANGELES. April 2j.-With half
4 dozen new outbreaks Of the foot and
mouth disease reported in Los Ange 81
county. one III a hitherto uninfcctcd dis
trict. warnings were issued that viola
tors Of qu; rantine regulations must eN-
pect to be severely daalt with. A number
Of arrests accompanied the warnings
Since the outbreak of ;hc disease ~
this county. total Of 6.3SS cattle. 2.5il
hogs and So goats have been destroyed
ths state department OF agriculture es-
timatad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
WORK is PROGRESSING
ON BRENNER BUILDING

Work on the | Bremen building. adj
joining the l.a Fcria Store on Elizabeth
street. i going forward rapidly The
building will be remodelled. and when
completed viii be u fine addition To the
new fronts that have bee nbuilt along
the entire block.
The building now occupied by the
Model Shoe Store. known aS the Tre-
vino Building. was recently sold to
Manuel Bestiero. is also to be re-
modelled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
PRISONERS
ESCAPE FROM
DENVER JAIL

DENVER. April 25.-IIeaded ty Slip
perry" Dell Manlon. convicted highway
man. fourteen prisoners. some armed. es-
caped from the county Jail last night az
overpowerirE three guards.
binding snowstorm, the escaped
p catered through tie nearby
STR. me was captured
Soor after the escape Ruth Harris.
friend Of Hanlon. and known in police
parliance Us the bandit queen" was
held for investigation. She denied any
knowledge Of the escape.
Yesterday was visiting day al the jail
and officials expressed the opinion that
revolvers were smuggled 70 the prison
eis. The bandit queen was one of the
visitors
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
ACRARIANS TERRORIZE
MEXICAN LANDOWNERS
In STATE VERA CRUZ

MEXICO CITY, April 25.-Bands of
armed agrarians are tcrrorizing the
Chicontepec district Of the state of
Vera Cruz. Twenty five land own
ers have been assassinated BY agra
in the region with completely in the
recent rebellion. according to a COM
mission Of Chicontepec residents ar
irving at Mexico City TO demand pro-
lection.
Minister Of Interior Colunga has or
dsr,d an immediate investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
BROOKLYN ONION KING
NOW FACES BANKRUPTCY

NEW YORK. April 25.-Abram Rosen-
blum. known the Brooklyn onion
king" who was accused Of having cor
nered the onion market during the war.
faces bankruptcy because Of the mis-
carriage of plan TO profitahly dispose
of S250.0UO worth of veCei ables.
Suits are being prepared against him
BY 2s firms and three banks. Throug
his attorneys Roscnblum announced he
would pay 100 cents on the dolalr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
DISAPPROvE JAP EXCLUSION
fBv The As ociated Pressl

tBv Inc As ociated Fressl
NEW YORK. April Pa resolution
disappearing the action Of congress to
exclude Japanese immigration and re-
commending continuation of the gen
tlomen's agreement or some equivalent
was adopted yesterday by the executive
committee of the world Sunday school
association on behalf of American
members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
ACTRESS SELLS MANSION

Los ANGELES. April 25.-The $780,
600 mansion of Norma Talmadgc. mo-
tion picture actress. has been sold to
Mrs. r. L. Doheny. Jr.. daughter in law
OF the oil magnate. accordng TO the Los
Angeles Examiner. II adjoins the Do
heny estate here. and was the residence
Of Roscoe Arbuckle, movie com edian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
ILLINOIS BANK is
ROBBED BY BANDITS
fBv THE As ociated Pressl

GRANITE CITY. ILL. April 25.-Ban-
dts today held up and robbed T. ID.
Grc dinaroff. assistant cashier Of the
Granite City National Bank Of $4,000
in currency which he had just received
at the postofiice from the st. Louis
federal reserve bank. Several shots were
fired by Gradinaroff at the bandits but
no one was wounded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
COMPLETE JURY
TO HEAR OIL
FRAUD CHARGES
fBv The Associated PresO

WASHINGTON. April 25.-S Selection o.
the grand jury before which Is to be
presented the criminal charges growing
out Of the senata's oil investigation was
completed today in the District Of Col
umbia supreme court.
The jury Immediately retired to its
quarters with an assistant district at
torney and the presentation Of prelim-
mary evidence was begun. Atlee Pomer-
enc and Owen ]. Roberts. special govern
ment oil counsel. are assisting the dis
trict attorneys office in presentation q
the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
WRECKS
BUILDINGS In TOWN
In OKLAHOMA TODAY

MARROW, Okla. April 27.-<he roof
was blown off the NARROW Baptist
church. several small buildings and out
houses wcre overturned and the streets
Strewn with tree limbs as a result of n
severe windstorm that struck here early
today.
NJ one was injured. A cloudburst ac-'
companied the wind and creeks in the VI
Cinity are out Of bank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
JAPAN WAITS ACTION
OF PRESIDENT ON THE
EXCLUSION MEASURE
BY The Associated Pressl

TOXIC. April 2l.JapaneSe reaction
Ky tho United States immigration legiSa-
ii"n i> M puiesrrnr state Will. Of
II ial> ana public alike are waiting 10
learn whether President Coolidge will
sign or veto the measure
Public bodies are continuing Ia meet
daily and pass resolutions ~ protes-
which are forwarded w Washington III
4 volume which j. hurdruing the cable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
Denies Valley Chamber Opposing Investigation
STORM WARNING

NEW ORLEANS. April 25.-A
storm warning on the Texas coast
was ISSUED today By the weather bu-
rcau here. A moderate disturbance
over the Rio Grande Valley will
move northeast. Strong southeast To
south winds and squalls were fore
cast for today and tonight. becoming
west to northwest late tonight and
Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
WOMAN UNCONSCIOUS FOUR YEARS

tORRY. Ia. April 25.- Death came
yesterday 20 Mrs. Evelyn Sample. ~. az
ter she had lain unconscious for almost
four ysars. She was struck ~ a street
c;r on August :, 1920. and never re-
gained consciousness. During the entire
period she was given liquid nourishmen,
through the nostrils. Death was attribu-
ted To hemorrhagc Of the brain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
Heflin ChargesRio Crande
Valley Inc. Has Huge Fund
to Oppose Investiga alton
Page Charged Postal Depart
ment Was Given Orders to
Prosecute No Land Fraud
Cases Involving R. B.
Creager Or Associates

IARLINGEN. Texas. April 25-E. G.
Couch pr, sident of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. Inc. Valley Chamber NJ
Commerc-. denied todsy charges made
yesterday before the senate committee
investigating alleged Texas land frauds.
that certain interests working under the
lead of the chamber, had raised 100000
I'd prevent Il thorough investigation.
The Valley Chamber NJ Commerce il
not opposed 70 the investigJ tion," Mr.
CoUch stated. We will be glad to well
come the investigating committee 10 the
Valley and we believe the Valley itself
IL the best evidence for the committee 10
consider The VALLEY Chamber Of Com
,nerce has never raised one dollar tor
any purpose in connection with the in
vestigation nor has any individual or or
ganiza tion used the Valley Chamber Of
Commerce a. a cloak with which % col
lect funds for any purpose. The state
ment that 100000 fund had been
raised is absolutely ibsurd."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
The gap i closing

lH' gap - closing
The swell j. coming. Like mighty
ocean wave that laughs IA obstacles and
sweeps everything before il ~ it ncarS
the shore. the movement of contestant :
in the lIcrald's famous $1,000 auto
mobile and prize voting contest IN at-
tanning greater proportions as the offer
near> its end.
For less than X hours more will
$4,000 extra bonus votes be- given for
so clubs of new ~nb>cripiiunS Never
again after . a. lock tomorrow night
viii subscriptions ~ worth ~ much iu
votes. and every energetic contestant
is doing her level best to make the offer
count ~ much a. possible for her In
dicati"n> are that practically every con
'rstant Will have several clubs IN tLe
time the closing hour arrives.
Country Mali Privilege
Contestants residing in outside towns
of course. have the privilege Of mailing
their subs ripiionS ANY time tIp to -
O'Clock tomorrow night All >nh~ rip
tion> IN envelopes hearing a p,~tmIrE
showing they were mailed AZ or before
- y. m. Saturday. April 2G. will bc in
cludcd ia the offer. even if they do uot
reach the campaign office until Sunday
Or Monday. Under this plan. contest
ant residing III Mission ~ Eaym"ndyiiIr
or Wcslaco or IIarIingcn or any Of the
farther off towns has the same length
of time to devote 10 the offer as 'ne
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Charges
that a 100000 fund rad been r; ised to
prevent q thorough investigation by
the senate committee NJ lleged land
frauds in Texas, and q statement by
RUsh Simmons. chiet Inspector Of the
postoffice department that the depart
ment's investigation of the alleged
frauds has not been completed" T" were
the chief developments yesterday III the
inquiry.
Charges Of the existence of n fund 20
combat the inquiry were made in a tel
egram read by Page which he said wss
received from Ivan a. White. secretary
Of the Hidalgo county taxpayers asSo-
citation. Of WCsiaco. Texas The nins.
sage said information had come 70 the
association that certain interests were
tConiinuel on page six.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-25
PIPE FITTINGS

Many ,x-loads In stock to nh
your order. Our stock ID the best
All sizes, shapes and kinds. We
are headquarters.
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Ant0RBo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
CRONICA DE- GAMBIA

Despues de la de Castor y Polux
no creo que haya habido nunca una
amistad mas entrahable que la de
Plaez y Rodriguez, dos viejos CO.
ristas del Teatro de la Metr6poh.
En- cuanto alguno de elles termtna-
ba en- la escena su papel-Gle llama
remos papel a una acci6n muda Gu
20 contenido total Sc expresaba, a
10 sumo. en- una cotacion?-Lanza-
base desalado en- pos de otro y, va
juntos, enfrascabanse ambos en- con-
versaciones interminables. 81, la
muerte de Pelaez, tuviesemos que
defin!r su vida en- una Erase sinte-
tica. diriamos que toda ella no habia
pasado de ser una larga converse
ci6n con Rodriguez. Y como ha sido
jamas mas que una larga converse :;
cion con Pelaez, es de suponer que,
al 6blto de este, Rodriguez, conside-
rando ternlinada su mission en- ell pla-
meta presentara Ia dimisi6n y Sc
trasladara al ctro mundo con toda la
IRE Iar1e' de quo debe rodear Sc
mejante "tourn6e'' un actor que Sc
estima en- algo.
Un dia, ell director de escena lla-
mo a aquellos dos grandes amigos.
CO il,o q acfrouor u,@o a114a an 10 oua
ambos actores, sentados en- segundo
termino ante un velador, debian fin
gir una conversation muy animada
mientras ingurgitaban algunas copas
de conac.
La cosa-afiadio ell director-no
puede ser mas sencilla. Ustedes Sc
toman unas copitas, como de costum
bre, v hablan de sus asuntos, con
su *0no de VOC habitual. Y, cada
sabado, Sc pasan ustedes por conta-
duria donde Sc lie entregaran Setenta
pesctas a. cada uno.
IQu6 le parece usted de este
porvenir, amigo lector7 Yo ignore
los medios de fortuna de que usted
dispone, asi como tambi6n ignore sus
habitos personales Y colectivos; pc
70, 81 tiene usted costumbre, por
ejemplo, de irse tomar una copa
de licor todas las tardes y fumarse
un cigarro puro con su amigo Mar
tineg en- el cafe de La Collegiate, "
81. este sentado. un sefor le dice a
I'd. que esta dispuesto a darle dos
duros diarios condici6n de que
vaya usted al cafe de La Collegiate
todas las tardes para fumarse ALI
(Contin1a en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
DE LOS COLABORADORES DE "EL MUNDO"
Tn interesante descubrimiento en- ciencia musical

~ el estudio comparable de los
miembrOs, refle jailOs de las obras mu
sicales del periodic hist6rico des-
de Orlando Lasso hasta nuestros
dfas (NVINX) han permitido re-
velar en- toda obra, fuere un canto
nacional una creaci6n particular,
la existencia de COORDENADAS
EN- FL TEMPO, que autorizan a
con rigorfsmo notable, insospechado
hasta hoy, de todas las parties cons
titutivas de la Obra.
11.-El analisis metrotecht0nico
a. descubre ell esqueleto del orga-
nismo musical; b. somete los miem
bros de dicho esqueleto a la mas
exacta medida; q escruta ell con
tenido musical de los miembros re-
flejados de la obra con ayuda del
mGtOdo comparable, Y d. dispone
las medidas de orden superior, Sc
gun un procedimiento grafico espe-
cial, que pone en- evidencia las coor
denadas de la obra. La sOla dispO-
Sici6n de la eSeritura rinde entnces
visibles, ademds de la forma del or
ganismo en- SUI conjunto, la relaci6n
fntima de sus memories parties cons
titutivas."
FL siguiente elise ilustra dos pla-
nos Observation-Disclosures: uno del En-
tre-acto de la opera Carmen, de
Bizet, ciiya forma revela una arqui-
tectura interesante, ell que result
ia del examen Ia luz de la teorfa,
del Canto popular ruso "Vaniouscha
Kliouschnitschek", con pronunciado
disefo de farol japon6s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
CHINA Y MARRUECoS

En- cuanto China Y Marruecos,
va he escrito sobre ese asunto. Ell
conhicto Surgira en- la China tan
pronto como un poder extranjero
crea necesario intervenir para pro-
teger los intereses de sus subditos.
En- cuanto a Marruecos, es verdade-
ramente algo providencial que en-
Francia haya escalado ell poder un
gobierno radical, porque de 10 con-
trario, sus representatives en- Ma
rruecos hubiesen ocupado todo Ell
territorio evacuado por las tropas
espaiiolaS en- el Riff. Ell General
Lyautey revelo sus verdaderos de-
signios en- una sensational entrevis
ia que concediera al corresponsal
del London Times hace algunas
semanas. Esa entrevista puso de re-
ieve Ell hecho de que ell Pro-C6n-
sui frances Sc proponia ocupar mill
tarmente el territorio evacuado por
las tropas espafiolas, 81 su gobierno
aprobaba Ell procedimiento. En- los
tiempos en- que Alemania era po-
derosa, ESQ huhiera conducido una
guerra. No puedo concebir que
Italia y Gran Bretaiia perlnitiesen
una agresi6n de esa naturaleza. 81
elias protestan, es casi SECURE que
ell actual gobierno frances desistira
de sus prop6sitos. Pero los gobier-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-21
Cr0niCa de Martinez
ACOSta
Ell matrimonio natural

Sc discutfa en- In Camara de Re-
preSentantes un proyecto de ley in
cluycndo a los Notarios pdblicos en-
el n1imero de los funcionarios con
facultad en- Puerto Rico para auto
rizar contratos matrimoniales, Y la
discussion, sostenida por varios dis
tinguidos miembros de dicho cuer-
po, Sc hizo interesantfsima.
Entire los defensores del proyec-
to de ley Sc encOntraba ell senior
Santoni. representante por Arecibo.
Y dijo uno:
-Todos los autores convienen en-
que ell matrimonio es un contrato
civil. 3. ES' un contratO terrible, Gu
vas parties contratantes no hacen
estipulaciones.
Y dijo ell Representante at large,
senior Guerra
-Yo creO que 81 convertimos en-
ley este proyecto, el matrimonio,
que va entire nosotros no es tan Sc
rio como debiera scrlo un acto de su
naturaleza, perderfa la poca serie-
dad que lie resta Y llegarfa a ser
ridfculo. Imagfnense mis- compa1e-
ros una Julieta que en- un arrebato
amoroso le dijera a su Romeo:
=; Cudndo me llevas ante el No
tario?:
Y otro Representante afirm6:
Al paso que vamOs, llegaremos
otra vez al matrimonio natural.
Y un Representante sOcialista,
dirigi6ndose al seiior Santoni, pre-
gunt6:
Il Ell matrimonio natural no eS
acaso un contrato?
FL seilor Santoni Sc puso de pie,
Oprimi6 un instante su labio infe-
rior entire los dedos fndice pull
gar de su mano derecha, y contes-
to sonriendo:
FL matrimonio natural eS un
contrato de possession que puede con-
yertirSe en- dominic
c. MARTINEZ ACOSTA.
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exentas de este genero de errores,
Y clio Sc debe exclusivamente, a la
falta de un .c6digo de sintaxis. "a
G.-I4a reparticion grafica de la
obra musical entera en- un campo vi
Sual dnico que puede abraZarse de
una sola mirada, repartici0n dicta-
da geometricamente pOr la medida
de las "coordenadas en- ell tempo,
a las cuales debe la obra su exis-
tencia, allOrra en- proportion notable
la suma de tempo v de eSfuerZOs
neceSariOs para retener La mnsica
dc memOria. Una obra dispuesta, Sc
gin sus coordenadas por la grafica
metrO-techt0nica, facilita el acto
mnem0nico.
7.-Esta grafica nueva Ofrece ven
tajas muy esenciales. La DISPOSE
ci0n habitual retiene en- absurdos
moldes de alineamientos mecanicos
de igual longitud las obras de la
arquitectura musical, hechaS de me-
trOS finamente cinceladOS.
FL arte de Ia versificaci6n pOsee
hace muchO tempo un modo de es-
critura distinto del de la prosa, con-
forme a su naturaleza rftmica. La
Mdsica, el ar:c mensural por exec
lencia, tiene tanto mas el derecho
de reivindicar una disposition de
escritura, adaptable a Sus necesi-
dades Y coufOrme a su moravillosa
sintaxis arquitectural.
8.-I.a revelaci6n de las coOrde-
nadas, ocultas en- toda obra musical.
garantiza la posibilidad de una rec
dici6n sintdxicamente correcta de