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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13


When the buwie call from the
British militant suffragets resound.
ed through the art district Of Paris.
Miss Alice Morgan Wright. an
American girl with a heap OF eul.
ture and nerve--rushed across the
channel TO mix In
No British suffraget had anything
on Miss Alice In the way OF smash.
ting. With the aim and speed of
a regular baseball pitcher she
tossed the brickhats through the
windows Of the London postoffice.
Also she showed her fellow suf.
fragets how 10 throw a Ratchet
clear through plategiass window.
In court next morning the Brit.
ish suffragets got thirty DAYS. ("
and miss Wright two months. =
British humor--my word. yes.
AT hard labor" added the Judge.
In jail Miss Alice and the rest
tore the clothes from a few ward.
crosses before they submitted 10
baths and prison raiment. When
she was sent with the others TO
the sowing room. Miss Alice was
the first 10 start putting the entire
works out Of gear II will take sew.
eral machinIsts 70 mend her sew
ing machine.
In her quieier moments Mas
Wright paints pictures. and sculps
statues. Also she IL a musician. a
writer Of verse and prose and a
graduate Of Smith college. Her
parents live IN Albany. N. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
Milady's Toilet Table

The electric needle can be r.sort~d
10 for the removal 81 superfiuoua
hairs. BIZ. the operation IL expensive
and requires a fif~t-ciAes operator.
Wild hairs can ~ quickly and
easily renewed at home by the ar-
rfication OF delatone paste. Ms
enough powdered delatone with
water and cover the hairy surface.
apply and wipe off after two or
three minutes. then WASH the skin
ana the hairs will be gone.
\ clear. soft and setiny complex
face. neek and arms gently each
morning with solution made b.
1tssclvtng an original package IL
may atone IN > half pint 81 witch
haxsi- This y wonderful COM
pisxiop beautffier and prevents
growth OF hair
70 reduce sweliinEs. aiiay inflar-
nation. to stop ache IN hack OF
joints. 10 relieve pain from etrains
apply Mothers Saiys before retiring
rubbing In we'll II II used for nsue
rniGia. headache rheumatism. iuru-
hsxe. etc. The world never saw 'ts
equal as = pain retieser.
Don't catch cold washing your
head. To make = dry shampoo that
cleans the scalp and hair. put . cup
full 81 cornmeai In q fruif Jar, add
contents Of an original package Of
theyox. and shake well together
sprinkle = spoonful on the bead aud
brush well through the hair. 1t Will
make the hair light, fluffy and beau
tifully iuserous. --Adst-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
Renewing Compilations
by Absorption

IL your complexion Ia married with
blotches. sallowneas. moth patches.
pimples. bIackheads or freckIes.
it's useless to pulitzer with powders
and paints, jellIas. creams and
things. Unless you have some abli.
ity as an artist you'll mar your
appearance still more.
The new and rational way IL to
take off the complexion ltaelf. with
all its offensive marks. Just ~
an ounce OF pure mercolized wax at
the druggists and use at night
same as cold cream. Remove noxt
morning with water and soap. The
mercollzed wax abs0rbs the half
dead scarf skin In fiaky particles.
so gradually no one Ruesses you're
treating your face-~unless II be by
the result. which IL truly wonder
ful. There's nothing like II for re.
storing q natural, healthy and
beautiful COMPLEXION. Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
NOTED COUPLE
MAY GET 4
DIVORCE

AWt uttrN FF~sa ttfHerH VIII
SAN FRANCISCO. March Ia
Richard Walton Tuily. California
author and playwright OF tho first
rank. and his equally talented wife.
Eleanor Gates Tulls. are at the
parting OF the ways. according to
gossip here today. and soon may
enter diyoreeland. For nearly q
month Mira Tully has been staying
At the home Of friend. paying or-
canlonai sinits 90 her lawyer In
san Franeiaco Miro. Tnlly'n Law
yer refuses 10 gay whether or not
she will file nait for divorce.
FULLY. who Is dividing his time
between their former h0me NJ
Alma. near here. and the Palace
hotel. San Francisco. also refuses
Ia discuss the matter You had
better nee Mrs Tuily." he said IN
Ia always right aud proper for the
lady Ia such cazea 90 give out in.
formation. There n 80 suit for
dlsuro. 80 far as ! am comeernedf
Tuily IL the author % THE bird
81 Paradise one Of the big stage
successes OF tho New York season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
Socialists Meet
at Tacoma Next

Quietly and peacefully, after four
days Of heated discussions the
state socialist convention ended
yesterday afternoon. The dc,
cision to leave nominations Of
state and congressional candidates
to the referendum OF the rank and
file In the socialist party, eliminat-
cd a considerable part of the con
yention's program. Tacoma was
selected as the next convention.
Until the referendum vote is
taken the following who received
the highest votes at the convention
VIII constitute the state executive
committee: III. NJ Wells, Seattle
A. II. Barth, Tacoma; Leslie Allen.
Tacoma; John Askelli, Carson. w.
w. Smith, Home Acres.
The First District Congressional
committee organized Immediately
on the adjournment OF the conyen.
ton yesterday. and selected j.
Kennedy. who had charge OF the
recent city campaign, as chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
May Hurt Woods

While no additional Indictments
has. been returned by the federal
grand jury at Portland. which sd-
iourn~d yesterday. the statement r.
issuee by man who has been In.
timately connected with the snves.
LEGATION of "a. colossal irrigation
schemes engineered by lie Larm.
that when the missing fInancicr
shows up. there will be many prom.
inent citizens taking 10 the woods
DE Larn viii return 10 Portland
and give himself up an soon as he
RECEIVERS from the attack Of appcn-
dieifia When he does. watch for
the holler that some OF our good
citizens will raise said this man.
he I.srns attorney also IN Of the
opinion tina, DE I.arm win give him.
self up In q few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

NEW YORK. March IA d.
rect demand for the imprisonment
OF Sugar trust officials charged with
crushing the Pennsylvania Sugar
Refining company out OF existence
Was made In behalf Of tbs govern
ment today BY Attorney Wise The
Sugar trust officials. after months
OF delay. went on trial yesterday
before United States Judge Hand.
n Is said the trial will drag aiong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
HORNER FORCES CAR BOND ISSUE

Thomas II. iforncr ~ determined
60 bring the sale Of the street car
bonds TO an issue. For this pur-
pose he has begun friendly suit
10 test The validity Of th. bonds
Tho complaint was flied yesterday
with James aud MARY Tulloch AZ
plaintiffs, Every conceivable oh
lection 10 IN. bonds has been
raised BY Homer. and when the
supreme court makes It's decision
there will be no chance OF raising
any new objections. Horner enum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

crates eight different causes upon
which the bond issues could pos
sibly be objected TO.
= am tired 81 hearing the old
dodge that the bonds are invalid.
The enemies OF the municipal car
line are raising the point. Yet
none Of them has found II n~cen.
aary 10 bring n test suit. 90 ! am
bringing u for them. and we'll
have a decision 10 permanently
quiet this talk OF tho bonds being
illegal, sasd iiofner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
A Prisoner In His Own Palace

PfkiNG. March IL. Haunted
continually BY the belief that he ~
marked for assassination. Preai
dent Yuan ahl kai today IA . pris
oneF Ia bis o~u palace. Three
regiments Of Nanchu soldiers guard
all entrances 20 the structure. the
president not daring 70 trust 60 the
loyalty Of the republican ,Foopn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
La Toilette, Well Again,
Leaves for North Dakota

his physicians. left here auietl,
Last night lie is almost entirely
recovered from his recent Illness
and. ~ his health permits, may tour
Nebraska and tho western states
after the North Dakota fight n
settled.
The Wisconsin senator charges
fatty that Roosevelt broke faith
with him. lie declares Roosevelt,
sent him word by Clifford Pincho,
that be would not be candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

WASHINGTON. March is.--De.
tcrminod 10 take tho stump In
North Dakota. Senator Robert 81.
La Toilette. accompanied only by
his wife. Ia speeding west today 10
personally Get Into the presidential
primary fight In thai state where
the Taft. Roosevelt and la Toilette
forces are fighting for first blood"
In the fight fof the republican
nomination.
In Toilette. against the advice Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
DEATH PACT

]. c. Fisher. 3S. bachelor. and
Henrietta Bishop. IS. were found
In room ss. Olympic apartments. a,
$50 last night. poisoned by gas.
Fisher was dead when found and
the woman Is In serious condi.
ton al the city hospital this morn.
ing. Three gas Jets were found
wide open. aud the police believe
the tragedy 10 be the fruits OF a
death pact.
Fisher was Iongshorcman In
the employ OF the Washington
Stevedore Co II is said the WON
ans husband IL a patient In the
Oregon state ASYLUM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

Here's lie Noon. and M. u,
Hates to Think Of Lunch
Only Take 6tusrt's py.s...:a !.
Tablets Ne Would Al~sn 4.
Happy ss Mss'sime'
70 fiatDlency. Heartburn d,,,,...
sick headache. dysfens.a -
sensation, brash. fermen,a.l1s ~
the other lila attendant uror ! r..
ordered stomach.
Sthari's Dyspepsia Tsa;<,. =.
composed Of pepxin. apd -
natural elenenis thai he,u A., r.
gastric juices Of the stons<s ~
are Natures digestlres. M -.
kind the stomach uses shes 4 I
In good health.
stuarts Dyspepsia Table. =
not merely aid digesflor-.sk<1 y:
inaliy dIgest the food themssl,-
Az the hard work ID thus 49,
the stomach and II gets skssss =
rcnt and rec1perate. Ths nS
gested food which formerly -
duced nauseating gases IN the -
ach becomes thoroughly cssu111
and a. a result provides nex go
and Drawn and nerve cells 4 p
place natural wastes alsxse -
ing on.
sfuarts Dyspepsia Tables y
quickly. safely and materially. r
like Nature herself. They az y
essential part OF the sfock of eyu9
drug store and are sold At r I
box. You can get = trial poe1nn
OF them free By writing 70 p a
Stuart Co, 80 Stuart Buds
Marshall, Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

Americans and other residents
OF tho foreign quarter have mount
I'd cannons and rapid fire guns for
their own protection. ANTICIPATING
a resumption Of Killing and footing
campaign Of mntinous soldiers. All
foreigners are virtually prisoners.
not daring 10 venture outside Of a
restricted district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
LOO MARRIAGES
IN ONE DAY

M I stsed fress Leased Mtrrt
VIENNA, March f34--Eiesen
hundred marriages In one day
In Vienna and suburbs. This
number Of couples were united
In marriage on lent Sunday
here. according 10 figures JUST
made public. This 10 said 10
break all worlds records for
number Of marriages psrforrsed
IN one city IN one day. And
this number includes emily
those married IN the Catholic
churches. and not those In the
Protestant churches. where 10
other marriage ceremonies we're
performed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
Wants to Imprison Sugar Trust Men

TOT Wft'kN.
The defendants are. Washington
Thomas. president Of the American
Sugar Refining Co: John Parsons.
formerly legal director Of trust
Arthur Donnef and George Frazier.
directors. and Thomas Harmed. n
Philadelphia lawyer. The accused
men were indicted June 10. 1909.
Adoiph sesal. an alleged victim
Of the trust. will DO the govern.
mcnts chief witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
Mrs. Calhoun Dies

Tn. shock from the anesshetics
after tvo-hour operation yester.
day resulted Ia tho death Of Mrs.
Scott Calhoun. wife of the former
corporation counsel The operation
was not considered dangerous until
u was under way. ~hen compiled
tons that had not been diagnosed
before werr revealed
MfH. Calhoun leaves tao children.
Allan. ~. and Katherine. 4. A third
child. Scott. 4. dled about . year
ago, Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun met
while both were students NJ Stan.
ford university They graduated
from the same class In $50. and
were married three years later IN
San Francisco. Mira. Caihoun's
parents ARE living In HobartsvilIe,
Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
EniddaIe
Cafeteria


From producer to consumer
light, clean. sanitary hall--ex-
pericnced cooks and low price,
Fresh eggs, butter. milk. poultry.
fruits and vegetables daily from
cur own Eniddale Farm. All OF
our pies and pastry are baked
In our sanitary gas oven, DC per
cut. The following are a few OF
our special prices:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
TAFT AND CLARK

PORTLAND. Or. March H.
Convinced that President TAFT and
Speaker Champ CLARK Will he the
presidential nominees Of the rrpub-
Iican and democratic parties. re.
sspctlveiy. Ralph Williams. national
committeeman for Oregon. ~ home
again today. after a threemouths
tour of the East.
There Ia no question in my mind
bat that President Tan will receive
the nomination said Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

Packs celebrated In style Mayor billing with
chair
Coliseum sunday after
TO birthday celebration Of patron
affair.
oBrIsn Of the famed r. Law
Ter will be chairman Solos viii be given BY Marie D. Honnhesd
Huhbei Patrick Murphy ~ N. addition
crafty Will given Prosecuting Attorney
r. Murphy Judge Wilson r. orchestral
number will also he alive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

SAN FRANCISCO, March H.
Enterprising burglars entered the
home OF John p. Amos. and ripped
up the carpets in their seach for
coin. They got s1G2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
rouoh ON TIE TAxpAYEns

LONDON. March i3.-Thc British
naval estimates. made public In the
house Of commons, provide for four
Dreadnoughts. eight cruisers. TWEEN
~ destroyers and . number OF sub
marines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
THE MARKETS

prices paid BY local eommissios msr-
chants 20 ths producers. Prices IN
all ceses are subject 90 variation
according 80 freshness and gsnsrAi
sxesiisrcs. but those prices. unlsss
otherwise Indicated. are for strictly
first rradea
DgRs ana Dutssr--ssllsnr yr4c~.
Native Washington but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
WHEELER gEsr PAID
PRECEDENT

= WASHINGTON. March ~. 4
4 BENJAMIN Id Wheeler. prrs I
= idcni Of the University OF
. California, ss the hikhest sal. 4
= arlod state university presi. 4
. don't 10 the country. according 4
. TO the report Of the bureau OF Z
4 education. made public here 4
. today. DR.. Wheeler receives
4 $4,000 a year. The presidents 4
= Of Cornell university and Tho Z
= University OF Illinois stand
= NEXT on the list. each receiving 4
= si0.0fse. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

. BOYS TO DIVIDE $500. 900 4
= William Douglass Hoffus, 4
= ~. and Lacy Hosius. 2. viii 4
= divide an estate valued AZ 4
= 1850. 600. according TO the 4
. terms Of the will % their 4
= father. william Dugan Hofius, 4
= admitted 10 probate. HofIns 4
= was head OF the Hofius Steel 4
= and Equipment Co. OF Seattle. =
= The boys viii divide the prop. .
= erty when the youngest is 2s .
= They will get 500. 900 each =
= when the youngest becomes OF =
= age. =
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! 4 ~ 49, = ~ ~ 4 4
! FATHER OBJECTS 4
TO VACCINATION 4


= PASSAiC. ". J.. March H. =
- Because oh refused 10 permit =
= his young daughter. Dorothy. =
4 10 be vaccsnated. Health Com. =
4 missioner George MIchaels =
= was arrested today on com. =
= plant Of the board OF cducn. 4
. ton. lie will make = test case 4
4 OF the matter. 4
y "My father died OF small. 4
4 pox after having been vacci. 4
= mated" said the commissioner. 4
4 my sister was made a cripple =
4 for life because she was forced =
\ TO be vacclnated and will 4
4 move out Of the state before =
= viii submit 10 my child being 4
4 SO treated" 4
n ~ 4 4 49, 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

Seattle Automobile School. 2io
Broadway. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13

Syringe lbs a unoc, IL
springs, over : lbs =. ID
Turkeys 1--we . 40
Hens. under J lbs. ia
Hens. lbs and over. ID
BOOSTERS live. h.. .Ie
Ducks. live. Id. .... 20
Geese .ss.....ss.s.. IL
squads, dez. .,....... $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-27

pues es sabido ell enorme prestigio de que
goza entire los moros el famoso caid.
En- la parte del Muluya la situacion es
todavia mas alarmante Los despachos
de Oran dicen que. los montaneses de
Nedrolnah han atacado los colonos eu-
ropeos, que han tenido que abandonar
las granjas Y refugiarse en- la ciudad.
Ha sido necesario enviar toda prisa un
escuadron de cazadores de Africa, an
te ell tenor de un ataque.
Los cabilenos estan recogiendo di-
nero para comprar armas y municiones.
Una cOmisi0n de moros notableS ha atra-
vesado ell Muluya y Sc dirige Tanger,
llevando un mensaje para ell ministro
de Alemania, pidiendo la Intervention
y el apoyo del kaiser.
Los sucesos de Nedromah han roper
cutido en- Nemours. Las autoridades han
tenido que adoptar Seyeras medidas mi
litares ante la agitacion de los indigo
mas.
En- Debdu, en- Taurirt, Ell Merada hay
todos los diaS escaramuzaS y combates.
Ell de Mereda, sobre todo. ha tenido gran
disima importancia Tn periodico de
Oran asegura que los franceses han te-
nido en- el mas de 300 bajas entire elias
la de un general
En- los centros ofciales Sc desmienten
naturalmente estas noticias, asegurando
que los combates carecen de importan-
ella, Y que tres columnaS, una mandada
por el general Alix, otra por ell coronel
Henry y otra por ell general Girardor
han salido espectivamente, de Tauirt
y Frititisa para realizar un movimien-
to combinado contra los beniuarin
Esta es Ell resumen Y a grandes ras-
Cos la situaci0n que en- los momentos
actuales atravieSa ell imperio.
Algunos periodicos indican que ell ge-
neral Liautey ha pedido al ministro de
la guerra que Sc lie envien Immediate
mente 1000 hombreS Hay quien ase-
gura, concretando mas todavla, que el
general desea estos refuerzos, distribui-
dos EN- tres batallones de montana de
90 millmetros, para constituir con ellos
una reserva dispuesta a entrar en- ac-
ci6n en- donde sea precise
En- ell ministerio de La guerra niegan
la exactitud de esta mott
cia, asegurando que ell general Lieutey
no ha hecho, hasta ahora, petici6n al
gulia, nj la hara hasta que haya con
ferenciado extensamente en- Fez con los
generates Moinier y Bruland y pueda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-27
EDWARD BELLAMY.

de credito. por medic de la cual Sc
procura cuando quiere, en- los alma
Genes nacionales establecidos en- to-
dos los municipios, cuanto puede de-
scar Como veis este sistema suprime
toda transaction comercial entire pro
ductores consumidores.
Ahora gustareis de saber que as
pecto tienen nueStraS cartas de ere
ditto? Notad - dijo, mientras 70
miraba el pedazo de carton que me
alargo; notad que nuestras cartas de
credito representa- cierto n1mero
de dollars - hemos conservado la
palabra al suprimir la cosa este nom
bre es solo una especie de slmbolo al
gebraico, que sirve para expresar ell
yalor relative de los objetos. A este
efecto, los precios de las mercancfas
son Slempre eXpresados en- dollars :
y por cientos como Ell vuestro
tempo.
Ell precio de cada adquisicion Sc
anota en- yuestra carta Gle credito por
ell empleado, que arranca al mismo
tempo uno varios cuadrados de
puntos correspondence al valor de
vnestra compra
X 81 quereis comprar cualquiera
cosa d un vecino, tendreis Ell derecho
de transmitirle, en- cambio, ana parte
de yuestro creditog
Os equivocais respondio el
doctor nuestros vecinos no tienen
NADIA que vendernos, y, ademas, no
puede ser efectuada ningnna transfe-
rencia semejante, porque el credito es
estrictamente personal Para Que Ia
nacion pudiera admitr una transfe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-27
Gravisirna situacion
en- Marruecos
IMPRESIONES PESIMISTAS. Els
FUERZO MILITAR EXTRAORDI-
MARIO.

Paris. En- los centres oficialeS estan
causando grandisima inquietud las noti-
cias de Fez. La gente empieza darse
cuenta de que la aventura de Marruecos
es baStante mas grave de 10 que Sc supo-
MIA La agitacion Sc extiende por todos
los lados del imperio La capital esta
cercada por tres harcas que de dia en- dia
estrechan el asedio, amenazando de un
momento a otro caer sobre la cludad
La desdichada iniciativa del general
Moinier de castigar los habitantes dc
Fez con una multa de un million cause
en- ell vecindario un efecto tan contrapru
decente, que toda prisa fue necesaric
revocar la orden ante el TENOR de gra-
visimos acontecimientos. La orden st
ha revocado, pero la indignation con-
tiniia Las familias ricas emigran por
docenas las de las classes bajas Sc mar
marchan al campo a engrosar las har-
cas-. Sa,
Ell movimiento de rebellion que ha es-
tallado en- ell Sur y que ha tenido como
primera consecuencia la proclamation
de Mohamed ell Heila. el hijo del Ma-el-
Amin, es de una gravedad extraordina-
ria. Basta citar el nombre del mora
bito para comprender ell caracter fran
camente antifrances del movimiento.
En- cualquier otra circunstancia, la
candidatura de un h0mbre que no perte-
nece a la familia dinastica no tendrla
importncia ninguna; pero dada la actl-
tud de Muley Hafd sus prop6sitos
irrevocables de abdicar, cualquier pre-
tendiente, sea cual fuese, tiene por el So
10 hecho de serlo, prestigio bastante para
reunir todoS los inquietos todos los
descontentos. sobre todo 81 lleva el fana-
tiSmo por bandera Por 10 pronto, Sc
Sabe que todos los grandes caides del
HUI, especialmente ell Gundafi Y el Cue
luh. Sc le han undo incondicionalmen-
te. La actitud del Glaui no esta toda-
via muy clara pero hay que suponer
que aprovechara la OCCASION de devolver
a los franceses el golpe que lie dieron des-
tituyendole del cargo de gran visir
La actitud del Glaui puede ser decisiva,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-27
LA. VIDA Ell ANo 1000.

mI conciencia, apenas hacIa algunas
horas que me habla paseado por aque-
Has GALES, en- las que cada detalle ha-
bla suf1do una completa metam6r-
fosis
La imagen de la ciudad antigua,
grabada en- mi espiritu, luchaba ELI
intensidad con La imagen de la ciudad
actual que Sc ofrecla a mis- oloS; SUI
cesivamente la una y la otra me pa
reclan irreales, y ell resultado era una
especie de fotografla compuesta, que
me pasmaba.
No sc como, acabe por encontrar
me Gelante de la casa Gle donde habla
salido; precise es que mis- pies me
condujeran instintivamente hacia mi
antigua morada, porque yo no tenia
ningnna idea clara de mi itinerario.
Ignoraba 81 aquel era mi barrio, cual-
quiera otra parte de la ciudad ;los ha-
bltantes no me eran men0s extrallOs
q. todos los demas hombres y mujeres
que habian encontrado. 81 la puerta
hubiera estado cerrada, la resistencia
de la cerradura me hubiera dado
tempo para reheXionar que NADIA te-
MIA que hacer en- aquella casa, y me
habria vuelto; pero cedio ell bottom,
atravese la antecamara con paso ex-
traviado. y entire EN- una de las pie
zas que daban ella.
Me dele caer en- una butaca, Gu
briendo mis- ojos con mis- manos ar
dorosas, para apartar la sensacion
de horror de extrafieza d me rodea-
ba. Era tan grande mi emoci6n, que
experinentaba como nauseas. SComo
describir la angustia de aquellos mo-
mentos, durante los cuales parecia Ii