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Evening star., 1935-05-06
Miniature Schnauzer Is q
very interesting as well as in
terestinp. .1c0kino MN. In gen.

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very interesting as well as in
teresting-lcoking pup. In gen.
L eral outline it resembles its
brothers, the Standard and
Reisen (or giant Schnauzer. While
the latter have been q distinct breed
for about 500 years. the miniature has
been in existence for about IS years.
It was bred down from the larger size
to make it more effective as a terrier,
for, while the larger dogs are classed
as terriers, their size makes them
more suitable for the working group.
Their general intelligence and weight
lice work In Germany, where they are
bred for that purpose. The minia-
ture, however, combines the inteli-
gence Of the large dog with the small
size and courage Of the terrier. He
is ready to tackle anything, and does.
He is q straight legged. short bodied,
bob-tailed little fellow. under 10
inches at the shoulder. He should be
cloddy rather than stringy, with q
deep chest and good tuck-up. His
head, like most modern show terriers,
mostly Is whiskers, although long.
lean head with a small, dark eye and
q small ear of the Fox terrier type
is the goal Of breeders. In color he
may be one of several shades of gray,
with lighter markings. or black, with
gray or cream markings.
"HE line of demarcation between
i sport and professionalism in
dogs is so faint as to be prac-
tically non-existent. Every breeder
Of dogs. no matter how disinterested
in the dog business he may be. has
a surplus Of puppies at one time or
another. Few breeders, regardless of
how wealthy they may be, are altru-
Evening star., 1935-05-06
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

Margaret Speaks, soprano, will SUBJ
stitute for Richard Crooks during the
Voice program on WRC at 7:3o. She
has been heard on this program be-
fore In numbers with Crooks, Gladys
Ewarthout and Nelson Eddy.
Song of the Islands" q three-act
drama of Hawaii. will be presented by
the Princess Pat Players on WMAI
at $50.
Heavyweight Champion Max Baer
will transfer his broadcasting activ-
tiles to his training camp at Asbury
Park during the Lucky Smith" pro-
gram on WRC at $50.
The address of Speaker Byrns al
Evening star., 1935-05-06

one can see how interested Is the
amateur In the commercial aspects Of
his hobby and how adept the better
known breeders are at skimming the
cream of the sport and at turning
interested spectators into active
puppy prospects. As q result Of .
show like that Just held In Washing
ton thousands Of dollars worth Of
dogs will change hands and an almost
equally large sum will be arranged
for In stud fees.
a LMOST q million dogs have been
~ registered in the American Ken
mel Club. The owner OF the
millionth dog to be registered will be
awarded specially engraved certifi-
Evening star., 1935-05-06
zAHAR|AS SEEKING
SLAM ON DUSEKS
Can Make Good His Boast
to Clean Up Clan by Win
Over Rudy Thursday.
OPPORTUNITY to make

A N OPPORTUNITY to make
~ good his self-imposed' task Of
n scoring a grand slam over the
four wrestling Duseks awaits
George zaharias at the Washington
Auditorium Thursday night when he
opposes rowdy Rudy In the one fall
finish feature.
Already having disposed Of Ernie
and Emil Dusek here and last week
defeating Brother Joe Dusek in
Camden, Zaharias needs only to take
over Rudy in order to live up to q
boast he made a few months ago.
Thursdays meeting of Zaharias
and Rudy has been awaited by Wash
ingtonians. Bruising to the most SEN
sational 45-minute draw on record
here back in 1892, these hard boiled
heavyweights several times have been
sought for q finish match.
Good Drawing Card.
VX/HEREAS Zaharias has been a
" big winner this past year, and
probably the most popular box
ONCE card, Turner has boasted since
1882. Rudy re-established himself in
popular favor recently by disposing Of
270-pound Tex Morgan.
Rivaling the main event will be the
return Of old Dynamite Gus" Sonnen-
berg in semi final number.
Scheduled to oppose tough Hat Nc
Kay over scheduled 45-minute dis
tance, the old flying tackler's" re-
turn will be welcomed by Washing
tOnians.
In Commute spot, Ed Meske. i'm
pressive conqueror of Eli Fischer,
braves the villainous Dick Daviscourt,
while Charley Allen rings up the cur
tain against Walter Underhill.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

the convention Of the Independent
Order Of B'nai Birth will be broad
cast by WRC at 10:15. He will be
introduced by Alfred M. Cohen, presi-
dent of the organization.
Raymond Knight will return with
his famous Cuckoo Hour" on WMAL
at 9.
Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on
Evening star., 1935-05-06
TONY and GUS!
RADIOS new
"HlCH SPOT"
WMAL 6:l5 P. M. EST.
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Never before has radio offered such
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nous Opera star, as "Tony"-tzxs the
human, homely comedy of George
Frame Browns laughable, lovable
boxer, "Gus-the Swedish Tornado!
Tune in TONIGHT. Brought to you BY
Evening star., 1935-05-06
DIFFY AGAIN IN FRONT
Wild Cat Trails In Third Race Of
Potomac Sailing Craft.

Arthur Ciephane's revamped snipe.
Diffy, again yesterday was winner in
the third race of the Potomac River
Sailing Associations series. The race
was held of Hams Point. Diffy, skip
pered by Downes, now leads in the
competition with q total Of 3,700
points.
The Sea Scouts cat boat, Wild Cat,
which until yesterday had been slow.
finished second with Brumbaugh
handling her alone in capable style.
Warren Mitchell's Louise of the CO.
rinthian Yacht Club was third.
The newly launched comet, Freya.
capsized in strong gust and Clyde
Cruit and M. D. Lamborne, jr., were
catapuited into the water. The sum-
mary:
Evening star., 1935-05-06
BA R& S xem
DOGDOM

istic enough to distribute their sur
plus pups gratis, knowing that each
pup has cost them from $40 to 500 at
three months, depending upon breed,
ETC., and that more or less easily they
can sell their puppies. The dog show
is the proving ground where the
breeder discovers what progress he
has made. It Is at the dog show that
Evening star., 1935-05-06
SENATE PAGES COP.

United States Senate Pages de-
feated the Georgetown Prep Juniors,
1873, yesterday at Garret Park.
Chenault not only pitched well for the
winners, but clouted triple and two
doubles.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
HEISTAND TRAP CHAMP.

NEW YORK, May 6 R).-Joseph
Heistand of Hillsboro. Ohio. Saturday
won the national amateur singles trap
shooting title. breaking 1879 of 200 tar
gets. Heistand won the doubles crown
Friday.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
BETHESDA MIDGETS WIN.

Bethesda Midgets downed Crimson
Midgets, IA, yesterday on the losers
field. Willie Bort pitched effectively
for the winners and got four hits out
of five tries.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

Glossary Of Terms (continuedD:
Dudley nose-A flesh-colored nose
disqualifies In most breeds.
Elbow-The joint at the top Of the
forearm. Eligible or eligible for reg
istration from an A. K. c. registered
litter.
Expression-Practically indefinable
characteristic look Of breed,
mostly determined by the size. color,
shape and placement Of the eye.
Faking-Dyeing, staining or clip
ping a dogs coat to hide defects and
to deceive the judges and public.
Feather-Fringe Of hair on the
backs of the legs.
Flag-Tail applied to settlers.
Flat-sided-Insufiicient spread OF
ribs.
The Junior Guild horse show at
Bradley Farms on May 9, 10 and II
is going to feature sale of pedigreed
dogs. Part Of the proceeds Of this
sale will be devoted to the charities
of the Junior Guild.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

cate suitable for framing. The A.
K. g. is putting on Q special drive
to promote the pure-bred dog. They
are hoping to replace all mongrels
with pure breds, and II registrations
keep increasing as they have in the
last two or three years, 1t would
seem as though their goal was not
out of sight.
Probably the owner and breeder Of
two or three dogs comes closest to
pure sportsmanship than any other.
The ranks of such owners and breed
ers constantly are being augmented.
Among the local newcomers to this
class are Mrs. Mary K. Powell, who
has bred her cocker spaniel. Powkim
Alpha, to Champion Greencroft Judge
Brucie. and F. w. Jones of Merrifield,
Va, who has bred his wire-hair ter
rier. jones' Dinah, to Champion
Hallwyre Hepatica.
Wirehaven's cocker spaniel, Gay
field of Pasadena, finished her cham
pionship at Durham, N. C.. Aspin
Hills High Time II Boston terrier
went to best Of breed at this show.
IOSEPH O'HARE, president Of the
Nationai Capital Kennel Club. Is
to Judge Boston terriers at the
Greenwich, Conn.,, show on June l.
OHare has owned and bred some
good ones of this breed, so ought to
have no difficulty in sorting them
out.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
REPEAL IN D. c.
ONE YEAR OLD

One year ago today the District
became legally wet-and con-
troversy still RACES between the
vets and the drys.
The drys point to the increased
number of arrests for drunken
ness, to the greater number of
automobile accidents and to what
they claim is a great waste of
money.
The vets have only one major
objection. They are opposed to
the hidden bars" required under
the District liquor control law.
But repeal has been a great
boon to the Capital, they point
out. 1t has brought the District
more than $1,3OO,OoO in taxes. 1t
has placed about $500 men anu
women at work.
Remodeling Of stores and cafes
made more work and put about
100000 in circulation, while
about $50 empty stores have been
rented, with an annual rent roll
Of $65O,O00.
It has been estimated that
Washington residents have spent
more than $4,000, 900 for liquor in
the first year of repeal.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
NRAHoldS'Pep'
Meets TO Plan
for Hearings
International News Service

International News Service
Hoping to have its deputy ad.
ministrator appear before Con.
gress in the best possible light,
NRA is conducting a pep and
preparedness school, for those
executives expected to be called
before House and Senate com.
mittees prior to enactment Of
the new recovery law.
The pep and preparedness"
classes are being conducted by
Blackwell Smith, acting general
counsel of NRA and ex-officio
member of the National Re-
covery Board, and by w. A. Har.
riman. jr., acting chief of the
public relations section and ad.
ministrative officer of the NRA.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
61O Persons Give
Police Fingerprints

NEW YORK.-The fingerprints
of 610 persons who volunteered
to file them with the police de-
partment have been made in a
week, police headquarters an.
nounced.
The public's reaction to the po-
lice departments announcement
that fingerprints of all citizens
who came forward would be taken
and filed for Identification pur-
poses was considered gratifying at
headquarters. To facilitate the
procedure, precinct stations were
directed to take prints of all vol.
unteerS,
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
More Elk Added
To Virginia Herd

PEARISBURG, Va, March 1,
Game Warden E. w. Wilburn. of
Giles county, has returned from
Gardner, Mont, with an express
carload of elk which has been
released with the herd in this
county. The elk were donated
by the National Park Service
from the Yellowstone National
Park herds, and were brought
here to add Lew blood to the
Giles county herd which already
has attracted attention through
out the Eastern United States.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
False Pretenses
Bring Jail Term

Sentence of 1870 days in Jail
was imposed today on C. Riston
Schroth, 43, by Police Court
Judge John P. Mcmahon on two
false-pretense charges. The court
referred another similar charge
to the District Grand Jury.
Before imposing sentence, Judge
Mcmahon read Schroth's record,
which indicated he had been in.
volved in 81 cases of false pre-
tense. All arose from the pass
ing of bad checks, police re.
ported.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
MORE HOMESTEADS
international News Service

bSiste n homesteads have
been provided for 116 additional
families during the last two weeks,
the PWA reported today. The
projects included: Westmoreland,
near Greensburg. Pa, four families
and Tygert Valley, w. Va, 80
families.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
BRINDIS DE CARLOS v

I~lustres caballeros, mobiles damas:
Nuestros amigos los Condos de Avi-
Ia han querido que en- su ~ilustre casa
nos para celebrar dos he
choS lmportantes en- nuestra historic:
la proxima partida de mi hijo ell Prin-
cipe Felipe-dijo senalandolo-hacia
las costas de Alemania, en- donde Sc
lie cChcedera ell titulo de Rey de Ro-
manos. legandole como posesiones los
Passes Bajos. una vez que consiga
desligarlos de Inglaterra y de Fran
cha.
Aplausos y vivas al Emperador v al
Principe Felipe interrumpieron ell dis
curse de Carlos V.
Sin ell menor impulse de vanidad nj
orgullo.-continuo-puedo deciros que
amparado siempre por la Divina Pro-
videncia he conseguido que nuestro
imperio haya llegado a ser uno de los
mas poderosos de la terra. Bien sa-
beis que la casa de H~absburgo domino
los mares del Norte, ell Mediterraneo
v SUI poder ha abarcado va ell Sur de
Europa
Vanitas, vanitatum-exciamo en- su
interior ell Abate Rodrigo. confesor
del Emperador. e~ntornando los ojos
V meditando en- la freacidad del 20.
WI NC Tvs iSySo NC Id titiId. COnlHt
RADIO con el immense y eterno poder
del Rey de Reyes, J.sucristo.
Ell segundo motive de esta cordial
reunion-,rcsiguio Carlos Wy no
n,enos importante lue ell primero es
- expedioi<n que. baio la direction
de vosotros valient IS Capitanes, sur
cara manana las Atlas del AtlartIco
con destino 4 csc nuevo continente de
America cuyas grandes riquezas ban
contribuido a Ia prosperidad de nues-
tro RENO. Rebcliones han estallado en-
dos de las mas i~mportantes regiones
conquistadas: Peru Y Nueva Espana;
la conjunction en- esta Ultima feliz-
niente fue descubierta por los fieles
Y patriotas s~ervidores Sebastian La
20 de la Vega y Don Gaspar de Ia
pia: en- rombio, en- ell Peru aumentan
los disturbios con caracteres alarman-
ties. encabezados por los temerarios y
desleales Pizarro y Carbajal.
Vosotros. valientes hidalgos. que os
habeis mostrado dignos descendientes
de vuestros invencibles antecesores,
dominando con vuestro arrojo a los
~feI1ces musulmanes y la barbarie de
PAGINA IL
La opinión., 1935-05-26

de esa epoca, no pude evitarlos. por
terer sobre mis- espaldas las guerras
cen los moros. No cabe duda que fue-
ron para vos y para ella terriblemente
dolorosos; pero mas tarde csc destruc-
tor de vuestra felicidad' aunque per-
tenecio a la casa de LuXemburgo, SUI
frio ell castigo de sus maldades. Lo
uDico que pude hacer para castigar a
csc hombre. fue a~lejarlo del RENO
m~aldandolo a la guerra.
Err esos momentos cuatro joyenes
militares Sc habian acercado al grupo
Que formaban ell Emperador, ell Con-
de de Avila ell Captain de Villafana
Y su joven %compahera. Ell mas atre-
vido de ellos avanzo hacia Dona FL
vira de Borja, Y la interrogo incli-
nandose.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
EXCLUSIVE para los
.PERIODICOS
llustrdciones de PENA

fiesta instaron al Emperador que a
sistiera.
La cena estaba va servida, cuando
sc presento en- ell salon un comensal
rozagado. ell Marques Don lingo de
Villafana llevando del brazo a una
ioven hermosisima; era cast una nina,
a juzgar por la delicadeza de sus Ii
meas. Su blonda cabellera. hecha bu-
cles, cubria sus espaldas y sus hom-
bros velados por un sencillo traje
blanco de corte perfecto. que solo lie
dejaba yer sus diminutos pies ence-
riados en- finos chapines de raso blan-
co. La irradiacion de sus ojos color
azul obscure co~ntrastaba con e. dora
dc brillo de sus cabellos: SUI perfil per-
fecto en- fin, ell delicado conjunto de
aquella belleza femenina hizo cuchi-
chear a las damas que. con esa curio-
La opinión., 1935-05-26
N OUELA DEL
M EXICO
Por D O r a DE P A a c | O

sidad propia de la mujer. Sc pregun-
taban quien seria.
IFS hermosa-exclamo una.-iNo
te parece que tiene ell tipo de los Con-
DIES d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS una
v.tja marquesa a una amiga suya.-
iAun conservais, amiga mia, la OBJ
session del Condo Santiago de Luxem-
burgo. que en- TODD encontrais huella
de esa casta?-le pregunto ma~liciosa-
mente la gruesa Baroness de Anjou.
Els que la nariz y los ojos son in
confundibles. Baronesa, = contesto
suspirando.
Los jovenes Capitanes, asi como los
yiejos mobiles, %comentaron a su ma
nera la aparicion de aquella naciente
beldad castellana. que ouiza por ell he
cho de haber llegado ~rezagada fue
ell blanco de todas las miraJas de a
quella nobleza de Toledo.
Carlos V, que sc disponia a ir a
la mesa. Sc adelant6 al yer al Condo
de Villafana diciendole en- tono de
broma:
Mi noble Captain. os haceis es-
perar mas que vuestro Emperador.
Majestad-replico turbado incli-
nandose ante el-hace solo tres horas
cue llegamos de Madrid; me %encontre
con la invitacion para esta fiesta, y
apenas 81 hemos tenido tempo de qui-
tarnos ell polvo del canine.
En- verdad que fue POGO ell item
pc de que dispusisteis. Lo menos ha-
ce diez amos que estabais ausente de
est, RENO.
-Justamente, majestad. Mi sobri-
ma Dona Elvira de Borja.-dijo pre-
sentando a la joven. Esta hizo una
.,of,,l, r1r,flo1, .a1
VIC al Emperador.
-lHija de una hermana vuestra?
-pregunto i~ntrigado ell monarch.
DE mi hermana Dona Laura. que
fue esposa del MARQUES de Borja. iLo
recuerda vuestra majestad?
No lie conoci, solamente OF hablar
de Ell.
-Muri0 en- tan temprana edad que
no tuvo op%ortunidad de visitar a Vues-
ira Majestad, como tantos fueron sus
deseos.
-iSabeis a quien recuerdo en- estos
INSTANCES. Captain Villafana?-A la
hermos.. Dona Blanca de Gonzaga.
ST ell Emperador hubiese sido en-
esos momentos mas observador. ha-
bria visto en- los semblantes de Don
lingo de V%illafana y de su bella So
brina retratadas la sorpresa y emo
cion al DIR ell nombre de Dona Blan-
ca de Gonzaga.
-Decidme-insistio ell Emperador
-Ges verdad que murio hace tempo
esa hermosa y desdichada mujer?
Els, es. contesto titubeando
Villafana-es verdad que murio, al
menos esos son los rumores que Co
rren desde hace diez amos. Majestad,
evitadme csc penoso recuerdo que. a
pesar del tempo que ha transcurrido,
me destroza ell alma.
-Teneis razon: los acontecimientos
La opinión., 1935-05-26

-lMe concedereis ell honor de a.
companaros a la mesa?
Dona Elvira VIC con timidez a SUI
ito y este, con la cabeza lie hizo un
signo affirmative de que podia con-
cedt al Captain 10 que deseaba. Con
ell encogimiento propio de la joven Que
por yez primera Sc presenta en- cen
tros de reunion. Sc tomo del brazo
del Captain y todos sc dirigieron a
la gran mesa colocada a 10 largo de
un espacioso salon destinado para
banquetes.
No pasaremos por alto la eantidad
de viandas que sc c~onsumieron en- es-
tie banquete y que por 10 copiosas y
nrtr.tivas. nierecen ser m~encionadas,
dandonos con clio una idea de 10 gas
tronomos que eran aquellos hombres
de hero del siglo XVI y sus damas,
que no les iban en- zaga.
Primero sc sirvio ell renombrado
arroz valenciano; ~despues. ensaladas
de tres maneras confeccionadas; per-
niles de tocino asados a la genovesa;
pasteles de codornices, gallinas relle-
mas de sabroso picadillo: tortas reales,
pcrd.ces en- escabeche. ~empanadas de
pescado y de diversas ayes; carnero
cocido con carne de vaca y de puer-
co. con diyersidad de legumbres, y
entire platillo y pfatillo. los cabalieros
oerecian a sus damas con Ia ~galante-
ria a~costumbrada. fru.as secas de to-
das classes. colocadas artisticamente
en- fuentes de plata, asi como rabanos,
r~rbanadas de queso oneio o fres.o de
dlNersas classes mazSDanes de amen
cIa. confites y scitrones traIdos es-
pee almente de Indias.
81 estos fueron los platillos que "a
quellos glotones engulleron, con que
cantidad de vino los salpicsrian para
poder digerir semejante cena. A la
consideration del lector Sc deia la ale
gria desbordante de aquella noche de
fiesta.
La nobleza de Toledo, en- parte mez-
clada con sangre arabe. por pertenecer
est" ciudad a una de las provincias
en- que mas duro la domination mu-
sulmana era allegro. vehemente y de
refinada ~elegancia. Su espiritu fran
co Y communicative agradaba al Empe-
rador. no obstante su temperamento
frio, meditativo y taciturno, y de aqui
Gua pasara grandes tem%poradas de
descanso o que con frecuencia Sc reu-
niera con sus subditos para tratar a.
suntos trascendentales del RENO. To-
ledo. durante algunos siglos fue la
preferida de los Reyes. como 10 de-
muestra la historic.
En- medic de la algeria desbordante
que reinaba. ell Condo Fernando de
Avila, l~evantandose de su %asiento SUI
plico a los invitados guardasen silen-
clio oorque Carlos V iba a hablar. To-
mando este SUI copa e ~imitandole los
caballeros. va puestos de pie. escucha-
bar al E~mperador que empezo dicien-
La opinión., 1935-05-26

les tiene gran aversion porque mucho
discutieron con 81 sobre esa pobre
raza s~alvaje.
Else perro maldito-dijo Anton
cree que va a enfrentarse con mos
cas-; es facil decir voy a matar indios,
y % considera la i%ntrepidez y arrojo
de esa raza. lQue tan escaso estara
de noticias u no sabe las mil ha-
zanas que de ellos Sc cuentan y los
miles de e~spanoles que han caido a
sus certeras flechas?
Ell e~strepitoso rodar de coches in
terrumpio la conversation de los la
cayos que, ~separandose con prontitud,
Sc oirigieron a abrir las portezuelas
de aquellas fastuosas carretelas que
oetentaban los diferentes emblemas de
nobleza. En- una azul obscure. con
adornos plateados, venian los Condos
de Quesada, del Consejo Real de SUI
Majestad; la de color maritime con
plateadas cabezas de grifos. pertene-
cha a los Marqueses de Gonzaga; des-
cendieron de ella dos hernosas damas
rubias lujosamente ataviadas; IA de
color caoba. con cortinillas de %tercio-
pelo verde y dorados flecos, era del
Baron de Saint Fiore y asi la inter
minable fila de carrozas desfilo ante
VI Il oS Tvs 0ci&NSo 1t j
Sonaban las nueve en- ell reloj del
castillo. cuando a sus puertas paro
una lujosa carretela blanca, adornada
con hermosas cabezas de dorados leo
mes. tirada por dos caballos. blancos
tambieI. de pura raZa arabe; un pa
jecillo. luciendo un traje girls perla,
o una trompeta anunciando a da-
mas y caballeros la llegada del En-
perador Carlos V. La nobleza entera
Sc divide en- dos filas a 10 largo del
vestibulo, y Carlos V, ~acompanado de
su hijo ell Principe Felipe. paso entire
aquella concurrence saludando con
su acostumbrada impasibilidad hacia
todas direcciones. Los Condos de Avi-
la, que Sc habian ~adelantado a reel
birle. 10 condujeron al salon de reu-
%niones, siguiendolos despues las da-
mas y caballeros.
Acordes de ~violines que invitaban
al bale; lacayos que llevaban v traian
charolas de plata ofreciendo en- CO.
pas de fino baccarat espumantes vi
nos; chocar de cristales. risas argen-
tinas de mujeres hermosas; carcajadas
sonoras de arrogantes mancebos; ale
gria desbordante fue aquella fiesta
ofrecida por los Condos de Avila a
los Capitanes destinados a la expe-
oie'oh que SaiuFia al Ola Slgulente pa
ra ell joven c%ontinente de America.
Ell Emperador Carlos V acababa de
llegar de Bruselas. a donde habia he
cho lamar al Principe Felipe para
titularlo Rey de Romanos y legarle ell
RENO de Flandes. una vez que Ell EN-
perador pudiera desligarlo de Ingla-
terra y de Francia. Negocios de Es-
tado 10 habian hecho ir a Toledo de-
lando enferma a la Emperatriz en- la
capital de Belgica. Los Condos de
Avila, para dar mayor lucidez a la
La opinión., 1935-05-26
CAPlTULO |
Toledo en- Ell Siglo XVI

0NVUELTA en- un sol de fue-
go que hacia languidecer los
tintes de los seres y de las
- cosas, la capital gotica. la
ciudad nuzarabe por exec
~ lencia, aestacaba la agrupa-
cinn hizarra de ena conctrnc-