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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

froi Brander Matthews OF Colurn-
Ola, IN one OF his brilliant addresses
~ columbia on the drama, said OF an
uninaginstive and Drosaic dramatist:
He II was. | am sure, who In his
Iouth' on being asked In examina-
uon what Shakespeare meant by the
phras" sermons In stones, wrote in
reply
When passing by tombstone,
you may learn the name and tha
dates OF birth and death OF the do
parted one. and also. from the in.
scription valuable moral lesson
ZION his or her life Walking
along road you may see from tho
miles'ones the number of miles to
the nearest towns. and thus acquire
geographical Information. Heaps OF
stones by the roadside indicate that
.epuirs are to take place. and so
inculcate lesson in neatness.'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Allurements for Recruits

Mi Haldane has done good deal
for the private soldier. but he cannot
oner recruits such Inducements as
those set forth in the Times of Son
TENDER % 1901 Those willing 10 ioin
the light dragons are Informed that
the, VIII Doe mounted on tn, finest
horses IN the world. with superb cloth.
ing and the richest accouter,uc,,fs.
your pay and privileges are equal 10
TWO guineas week. you are every.
where respected your sociei, is
couried you are admired by tho fair
which, together with the chAnc, Of
getting switched to a buxom widow or
brushing with a rich heiress renders
the situation truly enviabe and de
siraole Young mon out Of empioy.
Inent or otherwise uncomfortable:
mere Is tide IN the affairs of mos
which. II taken at the Hood. leads TO
.ortune' Nick IT, and instantly apply
10 the above. London Chronicle
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

ity % ne u-t ana tle silk It's lust
your size. you see Wouldn't you Ike
70 try # on2 WI make any altera.
ton without charge"
II the end Nina consented 10 try
on the gown X fitted perfectly and
Miss Myers and the filter went into
raptures over the effect As for Nina
she scarcely dared 10 look ar her
young radiance in me glass She felt
as II she stood in the presence OF The
realization OF all her dreams and
tempted beyond her strength she
promised 20 call for the dress the next
night and pay for It.
She went home in a dream Next
morning she drew s2s out of the saw.
ings When she did that she began 10
sober up from her intoxication. That
t2s made a big hole In her little fund
She was rather miserable all day. Her
heart was very heavy as she paid over
her money and took the big gray paste
board box which she dared not have
sent TO the house lest Aunt Ju discover
all.
When she reached home Aunt Ju
was in the back yard gossiping with
neighbor, and she was able to get IN
stairs with her burden unseen. she
slowed the box away on the ton shal,
OF her closet where she knew Aunt Jul
would not be apt to see Il Then shs
bsthed her face and hands and went
down 10 supper But she could not
eat And so overcharged with emotion
was she that she suddenly began to
laugh and presently erded up In tears
My goodness sakes alive," e1.
claimed Aunt Ju. half rising from her
chair and starting across at her niece
Are you going Grassy or what. tell me
that"
But Nina could nat tell. She saio
he was tired and guessed she'd better
go to bed. Once in bed she cried Her
conscience oppressed her. She had
wasted $29 of hard-earned. hard-saved
money for a dress she would never
have chance TO wear She did not
see that dress again in the next tbree
weeks
There came Sunday when Uncl.
Sam solicited the loan OF a nejshhor,s
horse and took Aunt Ju 70 spend The
day at her married daughters sona
distance in the country. Nina was Iat,
NJ nome. The morning was half yon.
when an idea came to her. She would
put on her black dresr. She wouId o.,
pue days wear out of t. anvwav
III was hot August weather. so sbs
ook the box thai hold her dress down
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Otherwise Normal.

Pardon me-" he said. bending for.
ward and speaking to the Young wom.
an in the seat facing him. Pardon
me if l seem to be staring at you in
an impolite manner MY physicians
tel me | have an affection Of the
sclerotic nerve that may give others
the impression that I am looking at
them"
The train rolled on He continued
to gaze steadfastly at her Sometimes
his eyelid would droop knowingly.
Sometimes flicker Of a smile crept
about his lips Ar last she asked
is it your sclerotic nerve that is
Affected"
Yes he answered readily. only
the sclerotic."
All she said with a sigh of re-
lief. 81 had formed the impression
that the rest of your nerve was un.
affected"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
HER
EXTRAVAGANCE
b. CLARA oEA ON

Mass WORK .ook hcv fNirr daily
PCS, that long glitter OF plate glass By
means nf which ~ depart ment store
81 sh . impress h passer by Nina
loifsrsd no matter how tired she MAS
, 70 gaze and admire
one mOrn'uS As she went pas She
SIN thar fN' l'. say had been changed
ovs~ nish' rs N'ua his meant NO
things summer had begun 90 Wane
and chat she presently must hr look
Ing mp CHEAP hars9ins In hOsier' and
shiri-wAisi goods For With Nina's
nine dollars a week As stcnosrlphrr
pennies are important
Lovely" Nina thought There
nght before her eyes Mas The most
beautiful dress she had eyer seen-
hack n-t. over th.n black silk With
ieSs tNinkling on il IN unexpected
,iSces Nina rad always hoped some
1ay to b- able 90 wear a dress Ike
this She he'd her breath peerine for
the tag which bore this legend
Marked down 70 so Twsny-uirs
dollars T. Nigh, rs we'll have been
s2eoo Nina thought
q. night when she wen sack the
black gown vas still in me window
She Went home thinking about It.
Home Tor Nina WAS little new house
on a new street where she lived With
her uncle ana aunt They we're old,
snd We're trying 20 pay FOR heir house.
ana half OF what Minis armed went %
them each Saturday nigh
In he face OF This the s2a dress was
altogether absurd FOR Nina Yet tina,
nigh sha dreamed about f.
Ma morning The gown was sin in
III window and The next morning and
ii Mex night Nina suddenly thought
she might AS Vel AXE closer look 1t
bar beautiful, gown Miss .yer- he
salr~H oman -Nparie'ad o. is rh arrls
~N1s couldn't haze any-s,.- aaud.
som 0r more be,srio- nc .orr lu-
sah .e she So d -A.i it'- na-aprlare
Tor ans social occasion -i.r linncr
or dance or tAa th.a-.r" Alina's
heart auff-red "Just look at the quail
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

. 90 t-t-.'- i'4A N'eA '- WIND
va sou os
'-'" i .-, 'NA'N.e rum d. hlusness o
~ a-S.''S'n -" "'-n Son8pin'
..,, seq. Yer say
Ti'N iaN sample Dc spring 70
'Ni''f
,,... ,.,' "'Ao A'NS - plain
niain san De-
S'4- i'.' come 'n -n-rhie Wills. hit say
N'iS q in'
s,.........
~" Si' t-7' de 'rieNly-
LAX t, ........ -. ...
'-'N T., .',t '' S'a'"pn dat h't swine
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
The Happy Wsv.

There is always best way Of 10
Ing everythingNif it ;be but to boil an
egg. Manners are the happy WAYS of
ooiI.s things; each one a stroke of
genius or Of lOve-now repeated and
hardened into usage They form a.
least rich varnish. with which the
routine OF life is washed and its de-
tails adorned If they are superficial.
we are the dewdrops whi' il give such
a depth 10 the mornin meadows
Manners are very commu cable: men
catch them from each other
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

The late MI Shakespeare said soma
severe things about the man who has
q" music IN his soul and Is not moved
oy concord Of sweet sounds
IN his day and time Mr.. Shakespeare
was doubtless right
Mr.. Shakespeare never heard q
Campaign band 80 baunervd wnxons
nlied with tuba and cornet plavera
ever rolled through the streets ~ Mr.
onAkespeare's town. pla ling by rule
OF numb while the banners exhorted
the terrified hearers to vote for the
peoples friend
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Her Sacrifice.

I have given up eating bananas
during Lent" said Miss Soulful
Excellent" murmured the pastor
You are 10 be commended for such
sacrifice TO your conscience"
We'll" she said. as her conscience
put on few extra twinges. TO be
honest about it. never did like ban
anas"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Hamllton,s Geniua.

Men give me credit Tor genius. All
the genius | have lies just in this
When | have subject in hand, |
study it profoundly Day and night
1t is before me ! explore it in all its
bearings. My mind becomes pervad-
Cd with it. Then the effort which |
make. the people are pleased to call
II the fruit of genius 1t is the fruit
81 labor and thought-Alexanaer
Hamilton.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Sagaclous Sister.

Smith lin the background Your
sister always shows good taste in hsr
hats.
Brown talso in the background
Yes, she makes father select them
They are on shopping trip now.
Your father must have good iudr.
ment, then"
i don't know. You see. sis alwav.
chooses the hats he is to select from -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Mirrors Used to Reaeo, Stree,

III continental towns one frequently
secs mirror at the side OF window
SO placed that people In the room may
see reflected therein the view up or
uo"h me street In some bygone peri
ouS o' English street architecture II
"as customary TO bay almost all tho
WINDOWS at least enough to enable the
occupants Of the houses TO look along
tne streets.-Craftsma
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

Inc sardine industry gives employ
men'. IN the Spanish port Of vlgo 10
$4,000 people OF whom 5000 are wom-
en- The wages Of the men range from
90 cents to 81 4 day and OF the women
from 70 to - cents The value OF Tho
preserved sardines exported last year
was s2.20s 500
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Knew Him of Old.

Here is an article in the paper"
observed Mrs. Ffjjit. ION the Greatest
Robber in Modern Times"
All" commented Mr.. Fijjit is
the iceman making his spring an
nouncement?"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
A Yellow Peril.

noticed in a magazine article
says the man with the thick eyeglass.
es. that the scientists are getting IN,
germs OF hog cholera from piEtails."
I've always argued that the Chi.
nese exclusion law should be NOR.
strictly enforced" says tho man win
u stragKiy wbiskerS-Chicaxo Post
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
COUNTY BOARD
PROCEEDINGS


Nhrrrupon The Board of Equal
i1all.i adjourned sine die. am,
thcreapon the Board of Commits
siourr> NET m regular session
pertaining to county matters.
In inr matter of the verified an
pliraiinn nf Iinnir Miller a widnW
iol .cfund upon lax Receipts
hearing numbers GIL 31i.. and
S1i3. fnr The year 1910. HE Board
beng fully advised. the Auditor l.
hereby instructed to draw war
rant upon the Current Expense
u.i' III me amount ot >-N"V ia
la\tr az Sald Llnnie Miller.
The petition of h. VI. Denton ANA
order the CONSTRUCTION o. hridsc
across ,hc Low Lire Canal" nr-
tween SECTIONS - ana So 7. ;. a..
pending an Investigation nf the
alleged conditions.
The petition of A. l.. Hartley
ana Il others a>Aiae 'ne BOARD
70 HrSls "3 ,. a. a punilr highway ii
S S',ip NJ .'', ',i nv ,'. , "'1' ~ IT.
moss ..n,.n.',. ,r S...ti'.n -
~ ms D. ,nL n n .", fr... ih.,-..,
rnnmimg tdw,,rd. n.y., ,nto I'm. NJ,
l lafe Of .i Min I,, "" i', 'aia ., npo" the
OF Edwin Verburs for a. addi-
lonal payment 10y tins county for
CERTAIN rods ana braces upon the
helhurn bfluse winch NE states
MeIt "i!uel Natti auu We're li"i
s@Ne" Nl.V CVl'> .''eI al ioii l'f 'h'
ota't budIu "l APPRAISERS Naiu
appIiO"'i vu va -aiu upon .'' tH'l'
pei"l'is lin '>'I-"' i"'i.
The petition of William Douela>
and - other, asking the Board 10
appropriate the sum of y 900 ~
toward the construction II "a bridge
across Snake River a. clear Lake.
Idaho. lu accur .aucr MIA lie proc
visions al til.vis- .lt Nt r. 49,
son Law, ri $3.50 Id. State of
Iuanu. Was Us .. .ar- Hr.lrt
Ina official ln... o. = H,s.s-
hea. as Justice . tl. t.. 81
Jerome prrlrr N., .>sf...... ami
approx Ell.
IN. u.t,,.. W.... -t.......
am o,b',i. a....... -'i.'
omen rom e.. 3D.. ....t.',. f,...
lln,..,. tha ,,,t,.... ,,
Hall. Nn,tb SIN. .,.., ...'.| ~.
Uompan1 With ihr STAT nf ,1aho
more particularly drscrirra a. fol-
lows; commencing al the quarter
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
10 the ysr.or AL opened Z, there The

10 n. ,ar.or ,ni opened Z, there The
tr. ..... .
..i,s IA. -4.rf ai.aa l.d he. len
rifr, lsa.n MIR after is.hion p'lie
,h- admired. d., II uer ..pns ask
an tlm. as.h- ii'tum powder aud PAT
On thr ds-ss AUat Ju', siltiramed
par.or mirror show If her -hAt Il be
Gam A-r rar~is ih,. na.hed With In
nocen' joy The pleasure she ,eif
rscuucil,d her 20 her ex'vav igancr.
A;-tr sh- a.d posed and strutf-d 70
he a"arts co.ent she sat down be-
tor. he miro. ARA book BH, her
eyes we're. ottens E ON tn picture H. he
mi.rDr than III a1ok Presently her
head Tell back .siiusl the cushion
Shr iOrgot 10 Satcn the mirror The
b book tell from her hand She went tG
sleep
She ~as a"akrn'c Boy ,errlole
noise Then 3 hlui -eizrd Ter BY Tho
shoulder and shook het until her eyes
flew open She s.areH. ~'arilrd and
afraid info th- iioe Above aer Il be
longed to 4 woman in a k,mono
Nina Nina she W., saying Go
and 60 the doctor 10. me Every
body : gone 20 ,he lake and the baby .
got he collie
She fairly pui 81 n "a Out OF me
chalF
Hurry Run I've got 10 60 righi
back 10 the baby Hes awful sick
Nina without stopping 70 h'E&
caught up the train Oi her gown and
ran Or k'llen lived round the corner
and h Mas The only doctor within in,
mediate reach
oh. doctor she pan'ed. Mrs. Nc
CURES baby Is sick And then she
paused for the man Who had swung
round In The doctors re.oiv'ng chair
from the doctors desk wa not ne
doctor himself but Younger otter
looking man. who stared ia amaze
"7h' - 'hlN charming 's.,'r
What's thls ." n hernandez
Nina shrinking. sudden,s aware OF
her bare neck and arr, and her trail-
ing dress ~famw-rrd our her message
ana turned io h.- ~ she did so she
Was aware. thst h- had reached Tor ais
hai and shiurs nrw mrdicin, case
Hi vote, caught her before she was
ovt ~ The door
~uere. Waltz" hs said brusgu.lv "l
don know where they live Youn
have 20 shls, mt
The. walked back -os..,h-r 20 Mrs
McGuires Nina very ,il.r, and con.
sclous that I, oa, ouir. unusual for
vouns woman .o ant4,r in av.ni,g
dress AZ TWO o'clock I'm -h. afternoon
BIZ rhs ns.. t,..,r ss.n.., n.,,b-r -
Notice. r.r nor the ar-.. ,s fs, 4. .he
could SEE
Airs ,.,.,ir...s.,,, -..,,,,., ,,., ,.,,h
,ba .oni-,,t,g .'r,,hfng hl,s.sac..d
hsh, H., hs, -.
~. - cha.
."- s"'o mat
g. ,,.,,h 3D.. -. g.. o' l.',
=,
80 N'"" ven H. anu Tot 'ne space
- - -" "o"' lie = a. ne uo' OF
Aep' nsI DusY' ior AZ IN" oaoy grew
worse MRS Mcclure los her Wiz en-
uiT's anu acted a. oSu'y as any nls-
i ao'eu i'iSn woman may acl nhuer
SUI" 1'''u'HS' ai''' W ne" al .Ast .hs
pa AEsilS ceased ana me medicine
Mas Son 10 ue taxing eHect. MFs Nc
G''te came 10 rsti ana ne h'St
'Alns she houceu was Mlhas dress
Well nov. she said. mat grand
AIN A. doctor. Just beautiful: You
look IKE you was dressed Tor party
or "endln nan kno" you had
such srahu clothes m' dear | never
see you Wearin' an before"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

How Ike hen 'twould make one feel
one who invents. we mean
To think he'd made an sirship, and fna
II a submarine.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

The miracle of the piping chick is
now being enacted in many an iacu.
oator
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10
Off the Banks
By Charles DAILY Douglas

~. 81.
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were ne~eac-i, -s,,,hr, ana ~ hsa
as li,tle ann~sbs,s,,,, ~ sisas,s,, ~ ~
any orber ,,is4,~7,,,.
r,, s
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was 4o,,s vel ~ -. 80 -,
and oni,s +hs- a.o,r,-nt,, ..
mada nerr. ,.i-b 80 80. 90 oh
ar cboe- ~, go 49,, 49,, -
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"' 'S'"'' ""S -"' reply
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o-' -''"T. ana '"9n
u" t~"Ashl hac seen
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IT, -
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-05-04

Los que volaron ell edificio de
Los Angeles Times ell dia prime
ro de Octubre de 1910 Y en- cuya
explosionperecieron veinte V una
personals sou arrestados en- Chi
cago y llevados con esposas Y
grillos q Los Angeles, California.
Los hombres que fueron arresta-
dos y pasoron por Nuevo Mexico
para California, son: John ].
Mcnamara, j. b. Mcnamara V
Ortie L. McManegal. Este tilti-
mo hizo una confession, que Sc
dice cubre 100 paginas de tipo.
escrltor, en- ell cual Sc relata ell
plan para destruir ell edifcio de
Los Angeles Times en- Los Ange-
les, California. William j. Burns
ell detective que trajo el arresto
de los que Sc supone que voloron
ell edificio con dinamita, y quien
tambien esta arrestado por Sc
d los prisioneros, pas6
para Los Angeles lleva consigo
evidencia con que dice que puede
probar todo Ell plan.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-05-04
LA CIUDAD DE- BANGOR.
Maine fue Cast DeStruida Dor Ell
FaegO el dia IrO. de Mayo.

FL dfa 1ro, de Mayo la ciudad
Bangor en- el estado de Maine
fa6 visitada por un fuego devas.
tador que casi destruy6 la terce-
ra parte de la ciudad la lumbre
comenz0 cerca del City Hall 4 las
5 de la tarde, Sc guemaron como
.cuarenta y cinco cuadros de la
ciudad y la destruction fu6 COM
pleta, miles de personas queda-
ron SIN Que conner y sin ropa.
Algunas de las mas hermosas re-
sidencias de la ciudad todos los
edificios pGblicos con exception
del city hall y la mayor parte de
los colnercios al menudeo. A 10
menos $600o.000 de propiedad
Sc perdio, de buena suefte no
hubo perdidas de yidas sino dos
que sc sepa y como media docena
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-05-04
NumerOS 0flCidIes SObre Ia PO-
pulaCI0n del COndadO de
San Miguel.

Tn detalledel canso por el Con-
dado de San Miguel ha sido he
cho pGblico por ell Departamen.
to en- Washington y es como
sigue:
Precintos.
1. San Miguel 426
2. Cuesta All
8. Las Vegas sur incluyendo
Barrio No. l S07
Parte de la plaza de Las We
gas 40
Total De la plaza de Las Ve-
gasenlos preciutos3, Bye 3,179
Barrio No. 40
Barrio No. 2 927
Barrio No. 3 S2S
Barrio No. 1 $50
4. Tecolote 293
8. Las Vegas Norteincluyen-
do Barrio No. 4 Y parte
del Barrio No. B 1,533
Parte de la plaza de Las
Vegas 1859
8. Las Vegas Centre inclu-
yendo Barrio No. 2 y par
te del Barrio No. 3 1859
Z. San Antonio 2SOl
8. Las Vegas Arriva 800
8. Pecos 1901
10. Chaperito 333
II. San Geronimo 562 !
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-05-04

de 81. I'm rasgo iocoso de la in.
vestigaci6n fue una pregunta por
FERGUSON a RalphC. Ely de Dem.
ing "Que no cree Vd. que ell pue,
blo tiene el derecho de gobernar
Il la mayoria 10 desea2 pregunt6
FERGUSON. Isl el pueblo de
Arizona desean gobierno popu-
lar respondi6 Ely, con sarcas.
mo- "que 10 tengan" pero 81 ell
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico desean
gobernarse a 81 mismos. vamos
IA ci6ndolo tan duro como Sc
pueda para ellos para conse-
guirlo.
I'll espetdculo de II. b. Fergus.
son el campe6n y exponente della
minoria y de la regla de policia
de ruina, hablar acerca de 90.
bierno por la mayorfa fu6 una
cosa que hizo a los amigos del
Estado sonreirse.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-05-04
La ExtenCl6n del ArmiStiCiO.

La prolongaci6n para exten-
der por cinco dfas mas. el armis.
ticio, fn6 arreglado por medic de
correspondence cambiada entire
el GraI. Navarro Y el Sr. Madero
por medic de meDsajpros espe-
ciales.
Publicanos en- segnida el texto
de las comuDicacionps:
CONTEsTACION A NAVARRO.
Refiriendome 4 su comunica.
ci6n del % del corriente en- la
que me manifesto la convenien-
cia de prolongar por cinco dfas
mas, ell armisticio que hemos te
nido, para po0er continuar de
una manera formal las negocia-
clones de paz que extraofcial-
mente hemos estamos conducien.
do, estoy de acuerdo en- que estas
Sc estiendan baio las mismas for.
malidades estableeidas; agregan.
solamente q estas el priyilegio
de que q mis- oliciales Sc les per
mita el paso para FL Paso, Te
lxas, durante el tempo del ar.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-05-04
LA MADRE.
FL Ser mas QuerldO.

Ell ser que lleva en- su alma la
saba que nutre en- nuestra exis.
tencia.
FL regazo que ha servido de
lecho d nueseros primeros sue
nos Y de sudario & nuestras pri.
meras lagrimas.
FL coraz0n que nos ha inspira-
do sentimientos de amor, de la
religion y de virtud; esa es la
madre.
FL afecto slempre iguala des.
interesado, el que mayor entivia
el tempo, la iugratitud.
FL mas sincere de los amigos.
eel mas indulgente para con nues-
tras faltas, el coraz6n sin egois-
mo, abnegado hasta ell sacrihcio:
ESQ es la madre.
La madle es tambien nuestro
defensor mas decidido; el ser que
no anna la vida sino por nos
tros y para nosotros.
FL mas soIicito yigilante en-
nuestros peligros, ell fanaI que
ilumina con sus rayos hasta los
mas hondos abismos de nuestra
alma.
FL angel tutelar que Sc sierne
en- ell eielo de nuestra existencia
para bendecirnos siempre con
sus alas Drotectoras, y recoger
mas bien que eI dulcisimo rumor
de nuestros besos, 81 lamento
desgarrador de nuestros dolores:
ESQ es la madre.
Todas las ldgrimas del hom.
bre no son suHcientes para llo.
rar d una madre toda su vida.
Las fbras todas del coraz6n
no bastan para sentirla.
/ a Erase mas behemeute de in
ternislma amargura es una ina
gen pdlida para pintar ell dolor
de la orfandad.
Ante la tumba sagrada de una
madre no hay ofrenda mas Dig
ma que la de la oraci6n, esa sim.
boliza nuestro amor, nuestra
gratitud. Despu6s..... Iqu6 ha.
Ger despu6s? una promesa con Ell
firme prop6sito de cumplirla; la
promesa que la simiente que ella
plant0 en- nuestra alma no ser6
perdida; que la chispa que prem
dl0 Ell nuestro cOraZ0n no Sc
apagard y que ell escudo de la
f6 con que sacrifice nuestra exis
tencia ser6 nuestro sost6n en- la
vl1a