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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
Scores OF Rugs.

There we're scores of rugs, the most
valuable being the vicuna rug from
peru on which the President and his
bride stood during the marriage cere-
mony. There was an unusually me
bearskin rug from Alaska and a silver
fox rug Of lesser size. Oriental rugs
of rare beauty and worth were thrown
over chairs and couches to display their
beauty.
Mrs. Wilson's taste for anything ar
tistic led many to send beautiful laees'
Among the more useful pieces was
square table cover of Russian lace
made by the women who weave for the
ladies' Of the court in that country.
The tall silver loving cup presented
bv the Virginia delegation in Congress
was only one of many loving cups sew
eral of them being of Old English ware
hand-chased and of graceful shape,
A Chinese box of ancient manufaet-
t,re and wonderful workmanship was
probably sent by Mrs. Robert Lansing
or her mother, Mrs. Foster, who own
one of the most valuable collections oil
Chinese ANTIQUES in Washington.
The new "frst lsdy's" taste for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
We Make Our Umbrellas
On the Premises.

We have been making Umbrellas continuously Tor
IO1 years and when we say we know how to make
them and what to put in them to give satisfactory
wear. we come pretty saying what's So
We have made up Special Lot for Christmas dIfts
about 500 and we guarantee every one from the
handle to the ferruIe.
By ordering now you have the choice OF line OF
magnificent handles which we Will put on any
umbrella you chOoSe-Umbrelas delivered the day
Won specify. Goods sent all over the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19

and twelve punch cups, stood out con-
spicuously.
The Cabinet members each sent Mrs:
Wilson separate present, most OF
them choosing some rare antique. One
sent a Sevres vase in royal blue. paint
ed and signed by court artist OF the
time Of Napoleon, while others gave an
tioue alabaster and gilt candlesticks,
paintings and other interesting objects
From one Cabinet woman came paint
ing. by a noted Virginia artist, o one
of Mrs. wilson's favorite haunts in the
mountains near Wytheville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19

not been a war waging in Europe to
disrupt the corps, there were lndivld-
ual congratulations from the ambassa-
doris and ministers and formal notes
from many of the rulers of Europe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
0. {. H. 5. PLAYS
ENID NEXT FRIDAY
Victory for the Northwest High
school VIII Place Them In Cham
pinnship Race

ENID Okn.. oct 2T-Four big
games remain ON the football srhod-
uIr uf the Enid high school team
oklahoma city is the first of the hlg
games of the season The capital
c.ly lads meet the local ooys here
next Friday And Enid pRrtlsans .rr
very good chance for victory. uh.
luhuma CITY champion I'm thr Inter
scholastic division last yeur. Is of.
ready ont uf the running so ftr Hs
the championship is concerned hr
'ug derislyclN defeated hy Cherokee
week ugu at Cherokee However
Coach Thompson has q team to hr
rrukuncd with u Is lar from being
the veteran aggregation NJ uv NcIr
and injuries have shaken % uu
san it may he expected to show some
rrnl class against the lucas
Coach IIerudun has his team past
the experimental stage largely. and
% nov depends on how much he " N
he able 70 develop speed ana yersu'II
IlN NJ attack
victory over oklahoma CITY 'u'
lowed nv one over ChiCknsnu 1n.
Norman would land Enid Dusn O.
the top n Blackwell IL defeated %,
Cherokee tho later team viii hnr.
undlsputcd claim 60 the high srhuu
championship az leas, among v's'
prn oklahoma elevens
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
RiTCHIE OUTPOINTED

NEW YORK. oct 27.--Johnny
Dundee ~ New York, outpointed
win e Rltchle OF San Francisco.
American lightweight champion, In
their ten-round bout NJ Madison
Sgunre Garden Tuesday night
Dundee earned the honurs In five
rounds and the champion had the
better I'm three. two being even
nitchie had an advantage oi almost
nine pounds. we Ching lil Ia 20
Dundee's 1872 l-2.
Roth administered severe punish
mout In the final round,
The contest was hard fought after
the first two rounds when Ritchis
was unable to find his man and was
forced to clinch frequently. Dundee'i
peculiar jumping style puzzled the
westerner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
PICK FIGHTER DARCY
AS COMING CHAMPION

Since the days OF Jack Dempsey,
Bob Fitzsimmons and Stanley ketch-
el a lot or young men have been
uuarrellng as TO Just who and which
was the middleweight champion
Maybe some have been and then
again maybe they haven't. hut n
these reports from Austral a are on
the level. this Les Darcy looks tC
bee about the best prospect Hes
only 20 years old now. and has had
over thirty fights since he started
In l0l2 His latest win was 10 knock
Eddie McGoorty cold IN fifteen
rounds quite something To- do at
that we would say
About the only one that stands he
tween Darcy being proclaimed cham
piun middleweight ~ the world 4
Mike Gibbons. for he has already
cleaned up everything In Australif
and Europe that Asp.rcs To tina
crown
After his fight with McGoorty
Snowy Baker the famous Australian
promoter. has made every effort q
| induce Gibbons 10 GO over there anI
| fight him. and with the Gibbons
| Mcfarland quarrel over II looks llk,
/ Mixes next big job. For the title tina
/ has been empty so long looks a. /
| somebody were going To really cop (
3 nt last
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

NORMAN. okla. oct 81 while
Coach owen Us working long after
dark each night 10 perfect his SOONER
machine FOR the Kansas game Suiur-
day, TREASURER Lindsey. IT the Athle-
tic association. and other officials
In charge are making frantic efforts
to care for the crowd that ls sure lo
come Tor the game. Extra scat- are
being made. chairs are being Hmpp,j
tD Boyd Field fences ARE being al
ranged for numbers hat have worn
or from the h.euchers are being rp.
placed and every other arrangement
10 being made lo accommodate 'u"
thousands who will spend urAt Sat
urdN loo norman
Just 60 show how orders are al
read, coming lu Tor seats letter
came in last night from u banker 100
Tulsa Myself and friends here w.l'
need seventy five seats" the letter
said Draw a dTaft on our bank here
frr the price We want " rt-cINr
them now because we want tO he sun.
Ju have good ones The drar Mas
drawn for tll2.jO, dollar aud q
half per seat
Then besides Just the crowds who
Hike to See football game, there b,
to bee 2 great Homecoming oi okla
huma alumni ut the uuiyrIsli. neat
SATURDAY. From four To- five hundred
Ue expected.
kausunE are also acting upon th'
suggestion that they have "got-'u
g,turr day. at Norman ON the urua
sion NJ the knnsas-Oklahumn game
TuN has ALREADY been started oi
reser,ug bunch of seats FOR then
En- they can sit together and give
/ the Rock Chalk. Juyhawk. X. e." Z,
help cheer their team during IN,
| frav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

served AN honorable term I'm the ring.
quite true. hut he has outlNcd hit
usefulness and IL would occasion little
surprise Dr. hc We're 90 rf.rr before
Tine Year is up
The heavyweight influx has start
ud rhc town is full Of them heavy
weights Wu mean The MpIau-C0ffcy
fight started Ia an and mo- relief is
Iu sight Aud to top 1t an Jess WI
lard viii hD with Ms soon Then "a
sudden exodus IS pleasantly mur.
putrd
willard has been doing some light
training the last few days, so ns 20 b,
boz nr lighting condition before hr
slgus with his first challenger Hg
Jean viii be- ready to talk bus uns.
within two or three weeks Thor
heaNyWeights beware
Billy Gibson, who has succeeded
Bill NollWun. Hs matchmaker of
Madison square Garden. has Offered
willard "a tempting purse 10 appeal
iu the Garden arena before the }rul
is out The new heIyywcIght cham
plon is considering 'thc propos Iou
. and has promised to give Gibson hr
answer GOO uuo weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
FRANK WAS PEEVED
Would Have Traded Wife for n Base
Hit In Worlds Series Game with
Athletics

Frank Chance always was a hard
loser and Joe Tinker tells this one
on him M an incident OF the worlds
series N which the Athletics cleaned
up the Cubs:
Chance was awfully blue after
the loss OF the third game. lie went
home with his head on his chest.
When he reached his hotel he was
a III subject for the deaf and dumb
asylum. Mrs. Chance trico In vain
TO cheer him up, She talked 10 him
and conned him along. But Frank
refused to be cheered Finally IN
desperation, Mrs Chance, IN tone
that would have won the heart Of
Ton. said TO Frank
Now. dear, don't take II 80 hard
Come on, cheer up. What II you do
lose the series Remember dsArie. you
have me-
"'Yes. know I've got YOU. said
Chance IN breaking his speechless
spell, but there were spots In that
game today when would have trad
ed you for base hit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
COLLEGE, OARNMEN
GET SCAM REWARD
Work Hard for SlV Months In Order
10 Gain 20 Minutes uf Ile'tlng
Glory

Work Hard for Sly Months In Order
10 Gain 20 Minute. uf fle"tlng
Glory
"A college oarsmun touches the
heights ot unselfishuess, some one
once remarked. "Ilr is cusscd for
SIX months by the coach, he works
like a Trojan during every spare mo-
mcnt during those six months, Is
Checred by the cruWu Tor twenty
minutes, and then is forgotten FOR
ever
How true ls the above? College
football gladiutors. track ana leld
athletes and diamond stars have Their
names written large In the collegi'
ate hall OF fame Their names are
landed In song and story Their pic
lures peer ult from every newspaper
lu the countr', and their prowess Il
hrrnlded from one end ot the LAND
60 the other.
Bul whoever heard NJ a college
oHr-mun be- ng dragged into the to'
Gus " the sporting spotlight ~
that the public could Homie him FOL
what he has done
The chances are about 100 10 one
that you never heard " char
named G.. e. lund ur Boston othel
than TO hcur him mentioned as I
member OF the Harvard varsity
/ crew Yet Lund has brought "A
/ much fame TO Harvard on the wate
AS Charles Rrlcklcy ever brough
through his football SKIN
Lund is the chap who gtroket
7 Harvard 10 nine aquatic y.CtOrle
. In row. lie smashed a'i prece
dents when ne stroked the secont
, Harvard crew To three Victories II
the big Henley regatta In england
. II was the first time an ;merical
crew ever captured the nistoricn
elRht-onred race, yet Lund's achieve
ment hardly was mentioned In an
/ OF the PAPERS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
Stray Items of Sport
Various Sources~-----~-~---

Never dld a ball player more gladly
Welcome n change NJ ritles or more
heartily regret change Of pals than
Fred Snodgrass SnodgrnsS liked the
Giants und they liked him, even II Que
ct his memorable hlundrrS did de
pthr them ~ much wrunh Hut the
''us NJ New lorl had turned against
; "dgu,4. the hostility perad"d the
,r,I Wnu,.h. ..r aud me r'hleie was
suI"\ gro ZOO r"t away
seldom Ia, IN, player figured IN as
mtn' hH'" mn4 cr unfortunate baseball
affairs r. nd NuodgraHS. and Tor him
baseball history was mostly VI the gloomy
Kind Ills -pikits of Baker IN the 1911
worlds srrirs rot the Philadelphia bugs
furlous .uinI him In 'nl2 came the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
BIG BASEBALL
DEAL RUM0RED


NEW YORK. oct %. close ON
the heels ~ a dying season the ITO,
Stoy, lrbgucrs have begun their am
uual nomuaramcnt Hints and ru-
mors or big deals In baseball live
stock impossible of confirmation, but
az sni...r. ,.zr Go merit attent on.
were I'ng iMrh and fast In base
ball circles today.
nu" which gained more otedencc
than others was that OF threc-co
uDrrd tn.' boo which the Red SoX
Athletics and Yankees viii figure II
involves lBuh Baker going 10 the
luuks 'rE NtIscl To the Rcd SoX
nnl lHIr Gardiner tu the Mackmeu
Cash of u.r-r figures In the switch
Several Things have Am air " au-
ih'H'.' fH .nv rumhlings. one OF
which s fhr fairly Wcll-knuWu fact
that $500 iHuguu would kc 10 have
a nov mu uu third next year In
place off Gardiner who IL a veteran
and .. slowing up us shown 10y his
work bon N. NC series Another i'
tho r..'".'.. manner I'm which M,
laNN.' .n.,w have been cndoavor.
Ing 'u urr Bakers name To New
Work. contract The Nnnk owner,
arc .u. T.ndv tn have offered
S21n"0 ..r .no home run king dur.
INK i.. HuN rg season. The deal Il
upp'.'s ...l Doe beneficial al
/ around
tuume Nu., is In sore need Of
NINA m.mm aud Gardnors acqulsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

NORMAN. Okla. oct 2G-Th"rr
will be none Of this nothing 10 fear
stuff about tho kansas game, Coach
Bennie owen uf the Sooners says, ana
he has informed his men that II any
of them are expecting an easy tine
next Saturday, ne wants them 20 let
him know because hc viii need some
one TO take their place.
over confidence is something thal
Coach owen iE afraid ut always, ana
II is something that his team rarely
suffer from lie knows that kansas
never puts out a team hat Is not
mighy hard one for the Sooners TO de
feat, and he wants his players I" un-
dcrstand distinctly that mo one II To
expect anything Hike an eusy VIC
tory when Coach plrou brings MS
Jayhawkyts 90 BOvd Ile.d saturday
afternoon
For all this The sooner support
ers az a whole are confident NJ Il VIC
tory over the invaders from the north.
Bennie himself may be- n he IN no
one Will ever know 1t. lie never
makes statements before game and
be never makes any explanations az
tor one. lie never has uusth'nB To
explain
And even the supporters have lost
some ~ the blind enthusiasm they
had Immediately following the defeat
~ the wonderful Texans hN the score
OF "A to 49, at Dallas last SATURDAY.
Reports coming from the region "I
MI Dread su, Plcuu himself is put
ting The riulsnrg rUurhrs NJ develop
ment upon our of rnr grrntesl teams
the JuyhaWkrrg have had ln recent
years SOME even predict an all veto
rlUus team for 'hv karsaus. I'm me
year 1915. ,hu season M tle triumph
OF the open PLAY over old sINle, any
thing can happen Many I"ok for Tine
struggle to pick the Jayhovk to be
just us terrific as the one Was at
Dnllas last wee, uo ttr M" Longhurn
one thiug Is prart.ru'y. rerIA'n
Bcnnle has some line pluuRcrs thH
year, but he has Gs'cr and johnson
IN the back field and Montgomery and
Fields at ends. n would Dee a shame
TO wear out such men nt punging the
line when they are such sensations
nt handling the forward flip. Geye
lu hestIng littlefleld al Texas shoWo'
that he X the greatest Nassrr %
the west The other three men hn'
records for pulling splrals from h
atmosphere before they went q
Texas.
Then q good line Is Just IN nue.
am absolute essential 10 the opel
game as .t is 10 the plunging sNl'
I'm fact u is TAR more essential bn
ihing that defeated Texas SaturHu
was the inability NJ the Longh"'
line tu hold against the rushes %
the llutts while Lltiletield was ul
tempting his delayed pass I'm
Sooner linemen would silt iWougI
and force the hullbanF To pass IN
ball before his men were IN positl"
10 receive.
All ~ this iusurcs for saturday
football game. There VIA be mrll
and sensations possibly Iy trcquen
and IA tense as those ur the rcNa
game. and there Nill certainly be-
fight Just Rs hard and possibly a scor
Just us close
Coach owen had his med I'm har
scrmmnge last Hlsu' l,r never de
Nelnpes perfect team lnr NOR
games his men 3lpy the inore fault
he finds In their playing that sh"Hl
be corrected lie h spending this wee
A. lt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
LEWIS BEATS MANDOT

BOSTON, oct i7-Tcd Lewis
the English lightweight wos given tho
decision over Joe Mandot OF Nrv
Orleans by u wide margin lu twelve
round bout Tuesday night NluIH'
fought gamely but was kunc,ed down
for the court of nine iu tho Urf
round and was floored again Boo Ihr
tenth and twelfth roands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

LAWRENCE. Kan. Oct 81 S,.
cret practice i- hoing held ot the TIM.
vrrsity ~ Kansas this week IN pre-
parntiou for the coming battle with
the Oklahoma university at Norman
oklahoma, next SATURDAY. when
Coach Olcott took his squad out un
McCouk field today he closed the
gates to eNcyou" except the assist
ant coaches aud the twenty flNc play
rrs he VIII take tp Norman tomor
row night
with Uuss Keeling who has been
paying u great game at center out
~ the lineup with wrenyhed knee
Olcott said he expected to use Ham.
mond. a POS pound guard n IN,
linz, Hammond has been taking Keel
ings place 400 the weeks practice
Fast and Lindsey also have been or
the side lines with injuries since th'
Aggle game but ulcott believes thel
will be- able Go line NJ agains, OK
luhuma
There IN notable contrast hetweei
the two pIrycus that meet saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
BALL PLAYERS
NOT OVER PAID
WnukNu Owner Declares Careers
\rc short and Men Are Entitled to
vi lhrN Can Get

NnN YORK oct ~ Charlie. If
Eh..r. pr,.idrnt M m, urn,I,I,p Nn-
rn..r I.,yu. rIph has mad. some
.,,r.r .nns,,I r.rnrta rnr,,ruIng
uIr .,I,rIr. nnid tn h,s.bnu pI,,rrs
A. had hrru suppos.d rhnt mag
ugt,. psrrr,lIy V.ra u.apiuy and
m,,r,,t, avon. IA. soIari.s thry we're
p,tlns hrt shhrtts nnnnreutly is not
a. I,. ,. r,p snn tho average
of .Y.,u. Maid T., major Iengur hail
nlYh.... is feir not rycessi,e." no de.
rrar.t ,rh.re mn, IN. s,,ro WIN
,r. .o,,rpoIl inst ne thcrc mn. he
mon r ,,,r, rr,f.sslnr and busi.
n .4s .,bo do moi r,tl fb,lr salaries.
'"' ''' Wv ",'' nv" =" ''''N' ,.,,,..
w ''uIN'' ! may h"N' n'u p,ay
rls NHutu L" contract ana theS
ana not earn ihen tblarles. nut thla
/ Is not the rule. ln cute number o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
LOS AVISGS DE OCCASION.

Como nuestros lectores habran no.
tado, tenemos en- nuestro diario una
seccion llamads de Avisos de OCCASION,
sobre la cual queremos lamar Ia aten-
cion del publico en- general.
Esta seccion es de verdadera impor.
tancia para ell que busea IN empleo,
para ell que quiere I'm empleaao o sir.
~viente, para ell que tiene alao que
vender o comprar, para todos, en- re-
sumen, los que necesitan ponerso en-
contacto con alguien para llevar .
cabo ell ~arreslo de cualquier negocio.
LA PRENSA es ell p~eriodico mexi.
cano mas !eido dentro y fuera de San
Antonio y sus anuncios son de result
tados PRACTICES inmediatos. En- GUAM.
to al precio de clos en- la .eccion de-
Avisos de OCCASION, bastenos decir que
podemos p%ublicsrlos hasta por la in.
significante suma de IS centavos.
ST necesits listed trabajo o emplea-
dos, 81 trata de ~rentar, comprar O
vender alguna casa o t~crreno, 81 ha
perdido alsuna cosa, 81 quiere COM
prar o vender muebles, joyas, etc.,
pase a nuestras ofieinas y le daremos
a conocer ruestras condolences para
publican los avisos de OCCASION. Por
muy POGO dinero conseguira 10 que Us.
ted dcsea, pues LA PRENSA a. lsida
=. sodas partsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
FL secrcto de Felipe II.

! aquei hasta entonces inedito rim
con de Ia patria cspaHola lie sac6
de su ineditismo IN Rey. el Rey mas
d!scutido. el mas ~inreresante Rey de
ESpana desde el punto de vista psi
co!oglco ' anecco,ico. ALA Sc lie
70, a ia fra region &c ultratumba,
e. "porqut' inquietante. No Sc con-
's"'o co" 'u'oa' 1ah SOLO. Il on
s-'p0-"''S's S,"o que oeJo aoieFtaS
" ID FoS'eEi"@0 "LuciHaNtes Interro-
~@"c-o"e2' NO munro 10 GeJo dc eXlS-
'' "q"e' NeE' 'I'e' Por eI contrarIo,
: :" eSPl'''u nos lnQuieta J Pertur-
- 'o"''i"' T"oSo'oS Poe'"S' h'Sto-
-'''00- pS'Oo-oE0s ; "I''S'"S' toao
40 p"''''' "a '1' ; mas ""N' 1000
"'' Se S's-Ie 1'4U!eSo y lur-
o""o @".e e Hoinore oe "queI NOM
''s' s-'P' L. OU"no" 10 proNuA-
o+1 '- '""" ""o "e 'oSo'FoS VI
"'" l"''Ua' J." mas tens" c I'M
P''Sioi""'e' FL e~AtraAJeFo' GUAM
10 oEe este homofe' Sc acuerda IN
meGiatameAte de hSpana. \ es que,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
Ell AMOR IMPOSSIBLE

Entire una Ios y m ahogo,
cansado por ell esfuerzO
te Vi pasar deslumbrante,
nina de los ojos negrOs.'
has pidiendo pelea
con Ia ondulaci0n del cuerpO,
con la boquita de grana.
con las miradas de fuego....
de tai modo, que IN suspiro
Sc me eScapara del pecho
81 Ia tos no me i~mpidiera
expresar mis- sentimientos.
Pero no hay NADIA en- el mundo,
mas triste cuanto mas tierncs
que IN pirouc ~
que copcIuye en- carraspeo;
Y hube de guardarme e. milo
para no correr eI rieSgo
de cue una riSa burIona
fucra castigo y no premio.
iAy, Las mujercS hcrmosas
nunca Sabreis el tormento
que carssr ~-nssfr~s arcant"s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
Ell ESCORIAL
Una pequena duda

diente que nos lleva a Ia MEGA. Gen.
ties frivolas Ia mayoria, sin el SEN
timiento r~eiigioso, tragico Y p%atrlotl-
co que 4 mi me inspira este monu-
mento n~acional. Gente dominguera
que. cuando menos, merece el aplau-
so de salir de Madrid a respirar el
aire sutil de la serrania. Domingo
de primavera castellana. de alto Gle
10 azul, de anchos Y dilatados hori-
Zontes. Los cocheS. tartanas Y au-
tomoviles van por otro canine. le-
vantando a su paso nubes &c polvo.
Algun turista ingies con su rojo Be-
deker en- Ia mano. Una temperate
"a agradable, eXcitante, y I'm am
biente aromado de perfumes silves-
tres, de jara, de tomillo, de rome
70, de cantueSo.
\ medida que presiento acercar-
me q la gran mole, entreviSta va en-
lontananza al correr del tren, mi CO.
raz6n paipita igual que en- la prime
"a cita. ;Por que? De repente, he
ne aQui POGO menoS que a un trio
de piedra de una de las fachadas del
Nonasterio.
Sligo avanzando. LEGO. Al po-
aer mis- pies en- las Iosas de la Lonja,
= al tocar con mis- manos la piedra
lie aquel monstruo, experiments una
sensation original: esta sensation pa
rece traducirse en- eStas palabras:
"a palpaste con tus propias manos
ina de las cosas mas grandcs que
hay en- el mundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01

Momentos antes de que Ell tren Sc
detenga, me asalta de subito la du-
da siguiente: iPor que El Escorial
Sc llama e. Escorial?
Parece ser que cuando Felipe II
concibi6 Ia erection de este gran mo-
numento. Fl Escorial no era NADIA.
rs decir, no constitute NADIA debido
a Ia industrial de los hombres, nj una
incipiente poblaci6n, nj un villorrio,
nj una pobre a~ldehuela. NADIA. Tn
atormentado paisaje de moles grant
ticas, un inedito rincon de la pa
tria ~espanola.
Pero jque importa el ineditismo 81
hay n fuerza poGerosa, Il con-
cepcion genial en- Ia mente del hon.
orc? Todo sc ha!!aba intdito bajo
e. cielo. Pero e. hombre, dotado
de un poder unico de ~creaci6n, ha
roto con todos los ineditismos. Y no
solo q descub!erto. Sino creado, i su
vez, mediterr3neos. ION. maravillo-
so poder del genio! oh. pasInosa viz
yud de Ia personaIidad. Ella 10 mu-
da y revoIuciona TODD; ella ha crea-
10, en- arquitectura. eI Partenon, el
Coliseo. Ia Cathedral. e. Escorial.
Ella ha poolado Ia faz de Ia TERRA de
liamaradaS geniales. Y esas llamara-
Gas son el Arte, Ia Ciencia. la Flo
sofia; TODD, en- una palabra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
ECONOMIA DOMESTICA

Estando 70 en- PraYia,
ALA ell ano ochenta,
nj un mes conseguia
nivelar mi cuenta.
Siempre me asediaban
los mismos apuros:
isiempre me faltaban
cuatro o cinco durosi
e. pobre ordenanZa,
asturiano viejo,
me presto dinero
Y me do un consejo.
Tn dia me dijo:
-Mire. don Jose:
yo cobro dc paga
la mi.a que uste.
Uste SAGA versos
Y cS telegrafista;
pero uste, uni alma!
no es cconomista.
Y uste me perdone,
senior don Jose:
len question de perras.