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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18

condition will probably result In the
practical suspension of operations.
Mukden is now the receiving center
for the wounded from the various en-
gagements south of Maotien noun
ltains. a hospital has been established
in the Lama temple. In the outskirts
of the town and field hospital has
been located in wood near the mill
'tary camp around the station. A sig
nificant feature of the situation Is the
demeanor OF the Chinese population
which may be said to be a barometer
Of the military weather. A close OBJ
server of the expressions and general
attitude Of the Chinese can tell how
the fighting 100 miles away Is turn
ing. They have rapid and mysterious
channels OF information which the re-
suit of the battle of Fengwangcheng
spread and could be suspected from
tire NutN&4O Va @hAilGSC
before the Russians made it known
here.
The cutting of of Port Arthur Is
another instance in point.
The newspaper correspondents are
most courteously treated by Colonel
poestich. the officer whom Vicerov
Alexieff appointed to attend them but
hey are chafing under the restrictions
imposed here which prevent them from
seeing any of the fighting. General
<uropatkin is evidently unwilling that
he foreign correspondents shall wit
less the present phase Of operations,
hough he may accept them in the in
lefinite future when the Russians are
ble to make a sweeping advance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18
CHICAGO WILL SELL BONDS.
Six Million to BE Raised 70 Meet
Judgments.

Chicago, May 1.-THE Chicago city
council has passed an ordinance direct
ing the city controller to advertise for
bids for the sale of ss.SOO.oOO of bonds,
the proceeds Of which win be devoted
to the liquidation of judgments against
the city.
The time for presentation OF bids
terminates on May 81. There will be
2O-year bonds and serial bonds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18
CHINA PRINCE SPEAKS.
Tells Chicago Students Why American
People Are Successful.

New York, May 17.--Final prepara-
tions for the trip of 600 Porto Rican
schoolteachers to the United States in
July are being made by Commissioner
Of Education Lindsy, says a Herald
dispatch from San Juan. Committees
are hard at work mall the leading cit
les obtaining subscriptions for the fund
of $4,000 necessary Cornell Univer-
sity promised to take 200 of the young
ladies and Harvard 400.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18
DEATH BETTER THAN TRIAL.
Hoboken Citizen sIashes Throat to
Escape Appearance In Court.

New York, May 17.--Rather than
face the disgrace OF public trial, John
d. Budd. well-known resident OF
Hoboken, n. j., has slashed his throat
with pocket knife and win die. He
was arrested few days ago. together
with lawyer and four other residents
OF Hoboken, charged with having
abused young children.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18
GREEKS FAVOR RUSSIANS.

New York Legation Issuing Daily Re-
ports Of War.
New York, May i'm View Of man
ifestations of Greek sympathy for Rus
sia, says Times dispatch from Ath-
ems, the legation Of the latter govern
ment here is issuing by express de-
sire of the emperor daily reports Of
the progress Of the war in the far east.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18
ENTRIES GIVEN OUT.

For intercollegiate Meet in Chicago in
June.
Chicago, May 1.-THE entries for the
intercollegiate conference meet at
Marshall Field, Chicago. on June 4,
were given out today. All the import
ant colleges in all the central western
states including the big Nine" as well
as Stanford university. California, are
represented In different events.
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WHITES HELPING rHlesrANs.
Have Received Heavier Ordnance and
Reinforcements.

New York, May l7.--Rtmors that
the Thibetans are receiving assistance
from white men are becoming more
frequent, says a dispatch from the cor
respondent of the Times. with the
British expedition at Gyangtse. The
natives have received heavier ordnance
from L'Hassa and considerable REIN
forcement from the east and north. A
censorship has been estab-
lished at Chumi over dispatches from
the front.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18

A little life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of Group, IL you don't
have DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil on
hand for the emergency.
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FAMOUS SOLDIER DEAD.

Survivor Of 5alakala, Who Won For.
tune in America.
New York. May 17-John Kennedy,
a prominent contractor OF Brooklyn,
one Of the survivors OF the famous
charge Of Balakalava is dead from
pneumonia. After serving IA years
under the British flag he came to
America, where he amassed fortune
as a contractor and builder.
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TO FORM FEDERATION.
Catholic Organizations Of New York
... Disclosing Plans.

New York, May 17.-Plaps to form
a federation Of all the Catholic Or.
ganizations in this city to begin it's ex-
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PROMINENT SPORTSMAN DEAD.
President of Seawanhaka Boat Club
Passes Away.

NV Yorl, May 17.-Frank AIDES.
president of the Seawanhaka Boat
Club of Brooklyn and vice. president of
the Middle States Regatta Association,
is dead He had been identified with
amateur boat racing for more than
80 years, and won many races in his
younger days with the sculls.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-18
FORTUNE FOR ART RELIC.
Over Five Thousand Paid for Louis
XVI. Snuff Box.

New York, May 17.-During the
Hawkins sale of art objects, says a
Herald dispatch from London, Louis
XVI oval gold snuff box. inlaid with
enamel plaques decorated with classi-
cal subjects has sold for $3.50. The
total proceeds of the sale to date is
$500, 900.
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-seHoeE-TEAcHERs COMING,
Cornell and Harvard to Take Six Hun
dred from Porto Rico.

Chicago, May 17.--Prince Pu Lun
Of China, has made antaddress in Chi
nese to an audience Of 700 students at
the university of Chicago. His re-
marks were interpreted by General
Wong, Yale graduate. The Prince
said III part:
From the time 1 landed in San
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A DIRECT LINE
to Chicago and all points east; Louis
Vile. Memphis. New Orleans. and all
points south.

See that your ticket reads VIA the
Illinois Central n. n. Thoroughly mod.
ern trains connect With oil iranscon.l.
mental lines at 81. Paul and Omaha.
II your friends are coming west let us
know and We will quote them direct
the specially low rates now In effect
from all eastern points.
Any information as TO rates. routes.
etc.. cheertully given on application.
b. II. TRUMeUIL Commercial
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SCHOOL CLOSES,

"Wednesday, Ian. 20, broueh, us
tc,he close of another term Of school
at Dunsmore.
We have been together for two
terms. and ii is with feeling Of sad
ness leave you, and you will ever
have a place in my memory.
| heartily thank you for all the
kindness and respect you have shown
me, thank the school board for
their visits and all the help they
have given.
wish to thank the parents for the
interest most OF them have shown.
and appreciate very much the readI-
ness with which they have helped
when called upon.
We closed with short entertain
ment in the afternoon and heartily
appreciated the help we received
from those not attending school.
And now to my pupils, let US not
be idle during our vacation but re.
member the things We have learned
and strive 10 attain a better eduoa.
,lon in the future.
"May kindest fortune smile on you,
And all your steps be bright;
|
And 10 your country and your home,
You prove an honor bright"
We thank the "CREssET" for open.
ing It's columns TO school news and
the interest it has shown in educa-
tional matters
! ask the pardon Of those prom
ised 70 visit The weather has been
such that | could not make ths
round,
/ With kind feelings and best
wishes Cor your future success and
happiness, J ren,lin 3 'fiepst anc
| Nrsp ma hld You AZ 5cad pyc.
Your tSachat
Dcra Fleden
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pa'to, attorneys, Y sliio4'o y. G
Granted to Mlsso, inyrn' rs ,his
week. reported bg Z. A. sn"w 4 Ca
II, ] Bard. Kansas City Mo.
Cantaiigcr car track a, G. Bcr'
nays, ST. Louis Mo SArgical re-
taincr. D. S. Child. Holden,
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Louis attachment for boots j.
w. Wacssler Moberly Flue -ey-
pander: j. II Fink. Kansas City
Vapor-burnlng furnnce. G.. Haze
ker, st. LInis Incubator. j. Il
Hubbard. rrimble Il Little. Fl
II; Hughes, st, Louis Means for
preventing smoke. f. w LIN
snert- Warrenton Friction speed.
regulator, j. 5, Lockwood, Kan
sas City electromagnetic brake
j. S Iather, St, Louis Game
apparatus w. G. Meyer, St
Louis Coin-cor trolled atomizer
l.. w phegle%, and E. Phegley
Marshall. Flood gate and fence
+, X, Rea, Ovid. Nosc-ring foI
anlnals, J q, Work, Lamar
Vehicle tire.
/ For copy @ any alove patent
send ten cents IN postage stam'
with la,e daye OF this paper to G..
/ ,Saoy endCo Washington, y. G.
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We have prayer meeting every
Sunday night at The Cbupell.
Lewis Tate visited his cousin
Riley rnsr last TGnrsday. he also
visited pu-. school. Riley and
Lewis are two Of Wright cnuttty's :
best tenchers.
Nellie Bakcr il staying at
Charley Pownei,'s near Plato.
Ws understand that George
Eawerds is gong to enter the
Mansfield school soon. We w!sb
him the best uf success.
Henry Mcdonnell rs very low
with the consumption he is Lot ex-
I,rcied to last long.
On Jan. -. 1904, Macy Gordon
iionored Sherman Towe with -
ylait,
Remember this is leap yaar, Ben
Hess asked Gpl ir Eprk last San
lay hig.t y her company was en-
gagged she sad no, shut you can t
70.
Wm. w Warhburn is prcppr.
ing to moyctn North No.
Our debate ut the Rose school
house progressing nicely our qne-
siiou for Friday Night is Resolve
that thief does more harm 70 Il
con,itry than II lion. Every bcdy
come out aud have good time.
!. NlF@n'r is moving on M.saA,
Hunters place.
Geo. Towe and family is prepar
ing To 60 west.
News being scarcc viii ring If
I'll next time with best wishes e
all
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Second Beast.
Coatlnaea IRE N Iait wsck.

And with these few remarks, We
shall again turn to this same work
by presenting to You some facts
upon this power, as they are pre-
sented to us by one of the most
honest of their number. and it
reads thus:
We are placing in your hands a
most potent agency for good or
evil, used for proper-purposes, and
with clear apprehension of what
Won owe to yourself and others, it
viii cause thousands to rise up
and call you blessed; but on the
other hand ii you think only of
yourself, and if you take the ad-
vantage OF the ignorance Of the
multitude, and use for dishonest
purposes these great powers,
which are placed at your COM
! Mand. Language cannot descelhe
I the pnnishneit Wv VII deserve,
\ a54 TFaf wiFi foilaw ~ such a
]a aise, ior tas t1sssf i'vc a'l
Ja5Fys, ,,gS ae aprrNieiica WIS 3
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Great Floods.

At Pittsburg Pa. on Jan. 2a'd.
we understand the Monongahela
river NJ the wharf reached the
heir,h of thirty feet, and one
tenth, when it began to aba,e
The damage done supposed VII
.nxt osi,e .rsach Il million dollars;
as vet no loss Vi life reported
ALLEGHENY r. has forced her.
self as it is reported into forty
four manufacturing establish
ments. Throwing out OF lmploy-
men. 40 600 laborers Tor as mpch
US a week: loss great.
PHtLArsELpnIAPA. Reports say
on Jan. .3rd. there promised to be
one OF the d:sasterous Hoods tha'
the Schylkili river has experience
ed since 1892.
New YoRK STATE, has her por
tion Of the flood. and in many
places of the flooded distrlci'
there has been many lives lost
Ono, at Youngstown the Nah
oniug river is two ieetabove high
water mark.
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REV. L. $. GAaaGrr, Epiron
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-28
DUTCH TOWN ITEMS
BY The nesperada

Kind Ed;
Will you give us little space
in your dear little paper for a
few little items, of Il brief little
news by us little folk from little
Dutch Town.
There ia considerable sickness
in the community at the present,
Mrs Hiltebrand died January II
The funeral services were held al
the Chapel Jan. lS tn by Rev,
Baker Mrs. Hildebrand wilt be
missed very mnch in this commun'
lty.
There was q large congregation
out at the Chapell last Sunday.
Susie Trumbo by Riley Tate
was presented a plate
Riley Tate visited VS.. Trumbt
last Saturday, Sunday and Sunday
night till early bed time about !!
O'Clock.
Sampson Wollard has three
sick children in his family At th'
present We hope that they wilt ne
cover soon
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reader, by the Word Of God we
speak as unto children, cast of
the works Of darkness, and put
on the whole armor Of hight. BE
not yoked together with them,
tor what fellowship hath right
eousness with unrighteousness.
Or what com nunion hath light
with darkness. or what fellow
Ship hath Christ with bolial; and
what agreement hath the temple
.of the Hoy Ghost, with an idol,
for you are bought with price;
therefore giorify God, in your
'own body. for ye are the temple
of God" Therefore God hath
said ] viii dwell in them, and
walk in them, and | will be their
God; and they shall be my peo-
pie. Therefore He says;
Wherefore come out from among
them and be ye seperatc sal,h the Lcrd
and touch not the -inclean thing. and
win rcceiveSou
And will lie Fathe- unto you and
ye shall be MY sons and daus shters.
saith the Lypi Almighty e Cor O.
Il7-lsD
Having therefore these promises.
dearly believed. lei MS cleanse ourselves
I from all tilthncss ofthe Hesil and spirit,
perfec,ing boliness in the fear Of God, :
e Cor, I'D
Oh, yes, let us cast out THE
spirit of darkness that now work
eth in the children of dlsobe-
deuce: the prince OF the power
of the air (See Ephe. 2-2.) In
whom the god of this world, (the
beast and his power) hath blind
ed the minds of them that be-
lieve not; for there are many un-
truly and vain takers and de-
ceivers, But thou, Oh dear one,
study to show thyself approved
unto God, a workman that need
eth not be ashamed rightly diyid-
ing the Word of Truth, and it shall
be given unto you to know tae
mysteries OF the Kingdom OF God,
tor the Wore Of God is quick and
pow erful, and sharper than q two
edged sword; for they are they,
that testify OF Hin.
To BE Continued.
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GRAvEa p>tSc H.'raJ,Ni
'tHy Texas Rover
10 BE Continued.

Sunday School at Pleasant
Ridge WAS well attended Sunday.
Several Of the boys of this
neighborhood visited the Mt. Zion
school last Friday it being the last
day Of school. Miss Ballard taught
a successful School. ~
Jesse Melton and family spent
Sunday at George Meltpnss
The Singing at Mr.. PEBBLES Sun.
day night was u success.
Sid Melton ard John Kenney
spent Sunday at Hunters.
Taere win be a pic supper at
lhis place on Ffiaar nit,,ht Feb 70
til. 1901 All resaomber tha aole
ard be sure to come and bring
so.asbody else. every body invit-
e,ig
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-28

| the most profouNd feelings Of rev.
| erAnce aud awe.
/ No triillng ls excuaable, 10 lev
iity III place, For IL deals directly
With, the immcrtai part OF man,
! (the soul J
| II gip4s us contrel over the
bodies and minds 81 others. it
I tencher rs how 10 cure diseases,
! aud gan, information of the past
present, and luture, it places this
| world ana The next, within the
range et our vlsi,n. and gives us
knowledge ot things, and places
All things within "a. grasp The
claim That ls made, that ihl
| study is aboNeAdl others, is false
and does II not remind you OF the
subtllIy ot the serpent? Certain.
ly II does. For IL makes you as
gods. Bat this is only one among
the thousands that could be given
and Tor its authenticity, please
see, DR.. Clark's Hours at Homes;
/ IN Desplne. Inspector OF miner
al waters, IN AIN III Savoy
Harriet Murtiueaw,' "Waxi-
milan He'll, "Dr. Frederick IN.
thony,' "Alesmer, and also the
+, demand made in 1926 Of the A.
cademv ut Paris, for an investigu'
| tion committee; when there were
nine men, chosen to investigate
this great power, and tor five
(. years they continued the investlg "a
tjoE, and at the end that time
they made II report, that was fay
orahle to all the leading preten
tions of animal magnetism"
Linking these truths with tht
ma ylcians Of Daniels time. (Dan
-, and then TO those % Moses
time EXODUS 7-lll From thenc,
into the Garden of Eden, wher'
the serpent beguiled Eve, (witl
this same tumultious power,
then to heaven where satan re
belled, we then viii have it trac
ed back to its very fountain head
And from this head the devil, yo,
can see it's turbulent waters spreat
, ing their waves over the heart, ant
minds Of the people Of all ages
and has been the sole cause 0
men lifting themselves up a
. though they We're gods.
t Ard to-day the same power i
holding men slaves, under tn
4 flow of Its poisonous streams, b,
r the teachings Of the beast, unde
! the agreement made between tn
t two beasts, by taking adyantag
/ of the ignorance of the multitude
) by this great power which the
q have at their command, and ar
{ using it for dishonest purposes t
+ crafty the lusts of the flesh
( We have warned you of thi
t fact, and now we ask you in til
!, name of Jesus Christ our Lord
: to hear the council of God, a
e he pleads with you as 9 Ioyip
!, father pleads wiili nis wa5 war
Al child; ard the wooing of hi
A sairit pF which we cry Abb
i batigar, And TO YOU now Gra
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II show es resi-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-28

4 IL Ine Wg.T the cold wave "
very severe oyer the llekolas FROM
rs 70 2S degrees below zero.
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WORLDS CRESSEr

i. T. ntercd DecrM bcl ~
1909 ut FOWici no. as Src-
OuH elssss nlnffcr. Hndcr Act
0YCOngress Mnrch3 1872
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-28

-ers ~ The side 81 u nice young
Anl in = Il nrnhn hilitins the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-28

with B,istows ,arred stick. Hill wa'lseu
,n,,,a ,;oht away and lie wrote 10
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never give UP to make peace with
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Description maraVinOSa
Escenas conuaovedoras

Las novelas de Ernesto Capendu
tienen el mismo corte que las de Du-
mas, Montepin, Fernandez y Gonzzlez
y Ponson du Terrail: encantan al lee
tor y subyugaii sd animo:
A trozosI y eon arte admirable, os
presenta Capendu en- sus obras las pa
gtnas mas brillantes de la historic de
Prancia.
Pedid q Ia iibreria del BoLErIN
MERcANTIL:
Ell HOTEL DE NIOBRES: I. Un
dia en- Versailles. III. FL Conde de
Sonmes.-III. Fl rey del preside.
Ell REY DE LOS GAVIEROS: +.
Flor de los bosques.-II. Los dos
Corsarios.-III. La Conspiracion de
los Huevos Rojos.
Ell TAMBOR DE LA go MEDIA
BRIGADA: I. El Canjno de la
Gloria.-II. El Honor de la Bande-
ra.-III. Los Plomos.-IV. La Fies-
ia de Pascua.
BIBI-TAPIN: I. Los Chauffeurs.-
IL Cassebras-III. El Ministro de
la Politically. El camino del Trono
S@ Precio de cada tomo: 20 centsvos.
en- Ia librerfa y IS ctvS. con franqueo
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Aviso al pdblico

En- Ia antigua acreditada Sastrerfa de
r. Monies acabase de instalar una sucur-
sal de la muy reputada fabrica de sombre-
ros "LA BELLA sBORINQUENA" de
Sucesores de Juan Cabrer s en- @, de
Ponce.
En- diche ESTABLISHMENTS hallara 81 pd-
blico, cOntinuamente, Variado surtido de
SOMsbrerOS de t0das classes; para ceba-
lleros, para ninos, senoritas ninas.
De pajilla, de imitaci6n jipijapa = feltro,
de pelo lana.
Sc hace la Orden cualquier sOmbrero;
para precios y demas infOrmes, dirfjase {
FORTALEZA, 28.-San Juan. d.
DIST
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Manuel REEyV.A.
.El COnYeniO angIO-tranC6s

Publiea "The Times" una nota po-
Utica que tiene gran inportancia POI
referirsc la Influenza de Espafia
en- Marruecos, hoy puesta en- tela de
Ijuicio por el reciente acuerdo anglo
frances.
En- esa information del gran perio-
dico londinense Sc dice que Mr.. Glib
son Bowie, el famoSo diputado ingles
que tanta sensation causara en- toda
Inglaterra con sus revelaciones sobre
ell estado de indefension de Gibraltar,
Sc propone interpelar al gobierno del
rey Eduardo acerca de Ia existencia
|de TN acuerdo entire Francia y Espa :
ma, eStipulado ALA en- Noviembre de
1902, mediante Ell cual ambos paiseS
conven1an en- combinar sus fuerzas
militares para el case de ciertas even
|tualidades, a fin de asegurar y defen-
der Ia neutralidad de las provinci S
marroqufes de Tanger y Tetuan y de
todo el cabo Espartel en- una Inca
comprendida entire el IS paralelo de
latitud, desde ell Pefion de Velez, en-
el Mediterraneo, Larache en- el Allan
tico.
Seg1n ese convenio, en- la parte
Imeridional de dicha Inca, en- Marrue-
cos, establecf. 1se esferas de expan-
sion y de in6uencia para SSrancia y
Espaia, respectivamente, obligandose
este t1ltimo Gobierno ceder a Alema-
MIA un puerto en- el Atlantico, que
muy bien podrfa ser Casablanca 6 Ra-
bat.
La pregunta de Mr.. Gibson Bowie
encamfnase poner en- claro todo es-
Ito, pues realmente, de existir ese ARE
glo hay evidente contradiction entire
10 que en- el Sc estipula Y 10 acordadc
en- la declaration anglo francesa sobre
Marruecos, en- virtud de la cual los dos
Gobiernos afrman que no tienen ell
proposito de alterar la pol1tica del
status" del imperio mogrebino.
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Canto de Mayo

IRA en- Msyo. csc mes d. las cAsicias.
Llsuo DE- rosAs. etfros , caBios,
Mes Eadisbls , fslis su cue iiamesn
Las alsnas los oielos iufamsdos.
Bajo los ircscOs rAmranos. cue 6nFen
LucieBte quitasOl de verde rAso,
ReclinS mi cabeaa de pocts
Sobre tn niveo seno eineelsdo.
''Duerme, mi bien' rendidA NE dijisse
Y tus sedosss trenEas desatsndo,
Sobre mi faz tejiste an velo de orc
Con tus rubiOs cabellOs perfumados.
Yme dOrmi. Y en- suefiOs 20 seatia
Como las alas hGmedas de un pajaro,
Que rapidas volando en- torno mio,
Rozaran leves mis- amantes labios.
Era tn bocs, tu adorada boca,
Rico panal de miel, for de granada,
Que me besaba, sin tocarme apenas,
Para no interrumpir mi suefIo placido.
lBendito Mayo, mes de las caricias,
Lleno de rosas, ce6ros cantos;
Mes radiante felig en- que llamean
Las almas los cielos infamadosl
Manuel REE.V.a.