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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-04
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CAL Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
stomach and lntestines. Auto-Intoxica-
ton. Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
stomach Trouble. Thousands of Ston-
ach Sufferers owe their complete re-
covery TO Mayrs Wonderful Remedy
unlike any other fc@ Stomach All
nents. For sale by Goth Century
Fharmacy and druggists everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-04

obituary Record Sunday noon at a
local hospital occurred the death OF
george GlasQell. son of Mr. and Mra-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-04
Exhausted.

do you think your husband has de
rived any benefit from playing golf
Mrs. Niblick?"
"Oh, yes; I'm sure he has, He used
to be frightfully irritable. but now ]
never hear a cross word from him"
"Of course YOU don't. His vocabu-
larry Of explosives must be pretty well
used up by the time he gets home from
the links. Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-04
SHOT THROUGH BACK
In 18th CELEBRATION

Elmer Milo, a labOrer, living in Bet
tendOrf, is spending today in a Dav-
export hospital, the first local victim
of the Fourth celebration. He was
shot through the back accidentally by
a friend, who was examining a loaded
pistol. He will recover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-04

Kathlyn Williams was married
Gently to Charles Eyton. one o.
owners Of the M0rOscO comp
which produces movies and 81
plays. Shes the star of The
ventures Of Kathlyu."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-04

Before arithmetic was invented the
people multiplied on the face of the
earth
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
PENALTIES or RUTHLESS RISK.

once the precedent Is established
that getting killed IN dlsputing right
OF way with railway trains entails
legal liability especially in case Of
wealthy Automobiles. reckless at
grade crossings may be reduced In a
measure Actions for damages insti-
tuted in the courts AT Danville. H.,
reverse the established order Of lti-
cations in this class. There Is not a
railway in the United States that has
not been sued for fabulous sums on
account OF accidents at grade cross
ings causing death or permanent dis
ability. In the Danyillc case instead
OF actions az law being brought by
those next in kin to the automobiles
who was killed By train. the wife OF
the engineer who lost his life and the
authorities OF the railroad have begun
separate actions for damages against
the estate OF the dead automoblist on
the theory that he was responsible for
the wreck All this might have been
obviatcd had the man in the auto
mobile stopped and iooved and lis
tened before attempting to cross the
track ahead Of the oncomlng train. In
the interest Of the automobile indus
try and OF the public in general those
who own or operate automobiles should
be made 10 understand that they defy
the natural rights OF others az their
own peril, whether they encroach up
on the rights Of a corporation or Of
an individual salt Lake Republican
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
JEROME TEN YEARS AGO.

The editor o. The Journal lays no
claim 70 being a prophet or The son
Of = prophet but tho following article
taken from the flies o. the Journal
~ July 20. 1907. when the present
editor was then in charge OF the edi-
iorial department u the Journal reads
very much Ike prophecy when com
pared with present dAy fuiniiment or
ths idea he then bad Of The POSSIBLE
tie of the great North side tract.
=, looks a. Though every body in this
part Of Idaho had been inoculated with
the virus q "Jcromi,is." Thla Is due
10 the authorities permitting Major
Reed and Bob Mccollsm 20 run ~
large and scatter the infection. II
the matter runs much longer. Il viii
~ the duty Of tbs Journs, 70 advocate
that both these gentlemen be dipped"
after Bob 20 buy lots IN Jerome and
reluctantly he finally let's them have
Just one ia order 20 keep peace on
sarsh.
But why noif There IL town site
surrounded b thousands OF acres Of as
fine iFrigable land as can be found
An electric ifne will be running It's
cars into jerome juzt as soon as men
and money can construct H. Forty
miles OF the line has been finally sur
seyed. The plats flied with the SOW
eminent and the company has been
duly authorized 20 construct a. The
Interests " Jerome. the irrigation com
pany and the electric power company
are Identical ana Jerome viii likely
soon be competing Tor the honor Of
being the metropolis o. Lincoln coun-
~
chas. H. Walters has entered into
contract to operate stage line
between shoshone and Jerome. begin
ming the first OF August The stage
viii leave sheshone about O'Clock
each morning. returning the same
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
CLOSE OF FIRE SEASON IN FOR
EST RESERVES.

According to Forest Service Off
Gals. the past summer has been a
very unusual one, as far as weather
and range conditions in the Inter
mountain region are concerned.
Southern Utah and Nevada expert
enced period of drouth even more
acute than that of 1915. on some
Of the Forests scarcely a drop of rain
fell during period of approximate
ly 100 days. This together with
heavy frosts and generally unfavor-
able conditions during the spring
months, resulted in a very light for
age production.
In Southern Idaho and Western
Wyoming, the rainfall was plentiful
in some localities and unusually light
in others. The range conditions on
the Wyoming and Eastern Idaho for
ests were far above average. On the
Lemhi. Salmon. Challis, Minidoka and
Sawtooth Forests. just the opposite
conditions obtained. while on the
Boise, Fayette. Idah oand Weiser For
ests the rainfall was again plentiful
and distributed at timely intervals, re-
suting in much better than an av-
erage season
Notwithstanding the rather sporad-
ic rainfall. some of the best lambs
ever put on the market were shipped
from the Intermountain forest ranges
this season. February and March
lambs grown by the Clinton Sheep
Company Of Boise. averaged rs AMI
so pounds at Chicago. without cut |
Add to this approximately 8 pounds |
in transit. the average be-
tween Idaho points and Chicago. and /
1t is seen that these lambs produced
a gross weight of Sc and So pounds
up to the time they left the Forest.
This case is not an exceptional one
for thN Gast Season Many Other
outfits have done equally as we'll
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
Cheap Money For
Real Estate Loans

Mr.. A. l. Mcmahon of the Lincoln Co. Abb
stract Co. informs us that they have arranged 10
represent The Van Kleeck-Bacon Investment Co.,
of Denver in making loans secured by improved
town and farm property in Lincoln and the ter
ritory tributary to it.
This Company was incorporated under Colo
RADIO laws to continue the business established TOR
twenty-five years by Henry Van kleeck and the
late Alfred T. Bacon Its principal office IS IN
Denver and it is making real estate loans
throughout Colorado Wyoming, Montana, Idaho,
Nebraska and New Mexico. The plan of loanng
is extremely favorable to borrowers, the loans be-
ing made for long time at low rates OF interest
without commission the only charge to the Dor
rover being for the abstract and recording fees.
The Company pays all charges for commission.
inspecting the property. the examination OF the
title and other expenses of every nature The
Company being Western concern familiar with
local conditions. is prepared to accept all good
business promptly, without the delay incurred Ill
submitting applications to principals at the East
The Company invests its own funds in these
loans, which it distributes amongst its clients,
from whom it finds the demand for such in
vestnents is greater than the supply. The Com
pany is fortunate in securing such excellent rep
resentative at Shoshone.
The combination will be the means of intro
ducing much outside capital to assist in the de
velopment of Lincoln County and its vicinity.
We call attention to the advertisement of A. I.
McMahon in another column, and feel we can
recommend them as firm where all business
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
LIVE STOCK PRODUCTION ANIL
TpE STOCK SHOW.

II public cinterest in the Interim
tionaI Live Stock Exposition was evei
justified. this is the moment No
only IN commercial live stock produc-
tion profitable to an Unprecedented
degree. but the tack Of rehabilItatint
the industry must vigorously be pros.
ecuted II the nation IL 70 be assured
OF an adequate supply OF meat
Improvement OF live stock is tn
need OF the hour Az cost OF pro-
duction increases, breeders ard feed
ers cannot achieve maximum results
with the inferior and mediocre grader
OF cattle that constitute too large a
percentage Of the stuff now reaching
market
II is an accepted axiom that the
profit is in the gain. II corresponds
with the motto OF transportation Spe
cialists that the money is in the
straps. meaning passengers who are
not furnished seats
Profit in handling scrub live STOCK
Is questionable and possible only
during periods OF ahnoTmaliy high
prices. II cattle raising is to be
placed on permanently staple basis,
the present system must be aband-
oned.
The management OF the Internl-
tional Live Stock Exposition is ex-
plotting an idea that is slowly gain
ing ground. Education is a proverh-
tally slow process and progress Is at
tanned only by persistent endeavor. To
insure maximum profits at minimum
cost In the sphere OF meat produC-
ton IL the mission OF the Information
al Live Stock Exposition. That mis-
sion is primarily designed 10 benefit
the producer. incidentally ii will work
to the advantage OF the carrier. the
and the consumer. con-
sequently its success is desirable from
many angles.
From a unitarian standpo mt the
International Live Stock Exposition.
which viii this year be held from De-
,ember to 0. stands in the front
rank Of the Worlds educational in
ltitutlous and no farmer or stockmel
,an afford to stay away.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
WHERE ARE MY cHlLoREN7

Tyrone Power. aa the district attor-
ney. plays part whose possibilities
lie entirely with tbs actor. as It furn-
ishes little material with which 10
work He does 1t so that there can
be no fault found His portrayal OF
man who Is weighed down with tho
sadness Of married life without issue
Is consistently good AS his selfish
wife Helen Risume gives convinc.
ing performance. and the remainder
OF the east which includes Marie wal
camp Cora Drew. Rene Rogers. A. u.
Blake. and Juan dc La Cruz al furn-
ish some excellent acting
A delicate subject, that Of birth con-
troll to treat ia film. even when the
audience are 20 be exclusively adult
Properly regarded. of course 1t would
be- considered as legitimate and as
Important a subject Tor public propa-
ganda work as say. the Pure Food. or
the Prohibition questions. but whether
public opinion SO regards It at pres
emit Il Is difficult to say The Ma
tonal Board Is doubtful, and does not
give this picture the benefit Of the
doubt Nevertheless the Universal
Company tahes stnd ea the ar
eenry of thc euest.on whirh lts .pro
a.
prevail cf many weii-Snown men, runs
The fin before limited audiences az
iae c,ote rheater what VIA hap
20 Ha pciete ai,sr .t has f't
af aae cia nNi s
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10

serts Of the same nature are used as
auXiliaries, but The lesson intended is
conveyed quite clearly by the bare
story of the film Whether the ale
gorles held at all in the production
OF the atmosphere desires is doubtful;
but they are. II would seem tradition
al In pictures OF this kind.
Certain Il is that there can be no
quarrel with the treatment the film
gives to its subject. There Is not
trace Of sensationalism: there is only
enough story to draw attention to the
doctrine: which. by the way. is ortho-
dox. The fate Of this film will he de-
clded by the answer to the old ques
tion: HAS the screen sufficient pres
tige 10 guarantee the good faith Of its
teaching when the teaching is of this
particular intimate kind?" The pre-
judice OF ages is strange thing.
The Universal Company's picture is
clean, moderate. forceful and interest
ing II is well acted and well pro-
duced
The film world will watch the de .
cisiou In us ease with interest.
Twice rejected by the Board OF CEN
sors as highly improper. hut endorsed
hy Dr. parkhurst and Rev John }.
IIuehos. Paulist Superior where Are
Nv chftar,,. o., was i-fven without the
approved Of rocoenlzed censots, az the
Globe Theater New York where Il
ram for two months 10 packed houses
It is certain 70 develop Two distinct
sets OF opinions and 90
End Of discussion, far the oH
s w wh
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
Mazda lamps

Mazda lamps
Air is exhausted from Mazda lamps
while they are being heated in an ov-
en-. Mercury vacuum pumps are used
to pump the air out. when the ex-
haustlon is complete, the lamp is
sealed off and glass tip is formed
on the bulb
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10

evening No Sunday stage will be
run.
Necessary poles have been ordered
70 connect Jerome with the Bell line
and II viii be but short time until
Jerome can yell hello" just like
grown-up.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
A DAY FOR OTHER THINGS

The summer is over, a bountiful har-
vest garnered. and what more appro-
pirate than joyous visit with friends
AS an aid 70 you, our week end and
Sunday reduced rates are at your dis
posai Ask about them Agent O 5 L
Ne III
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regnlar examination Of teach
ers for state ana county certificates
win be held in The court house in
shoshone on Nov IS II ana IS. The
examination begins promptly at Q
O'Clock on the morning Of the 10th.
STELLA COOK.
NS-lo County superint endent
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
A DAY FOR OTHER THINGS

The summer is over. a bountiful har-
vest garnered, and what more appro-
pirate than joyous visit with friends
AS an aid to you. our week end and
Sunday reduced rates are at your dis
posal Ask about them Agent o l.
N3 II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10

See the Lincoln Loan and Title Co.
Inc. Shoshone. Idaho. for farm loans
and the best abstracts. The oldest
set Of abstract books In Lincoln coun-
~ Oi3-tf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-10
Very Rare Bargain in High Grade
Piano

Piano
We will accept any reasonable offer
for strictly high grade piano which
we have at Shoshone. Liberal terms
to responsible party. II interested.
write the Logan Music Co. Twin
Falls Idaho. at once for particulars.
Oct 1877
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
Una actriz Que descienje de Ana Bolela

dive Abbas V la c]Xaltacl0m al trono
de Egipto del ito dc este, principe
Hussyis. cor titulo dc Sultan, as:
como su a"tivd intervention en- Ia no
facii labor de Transformer en- protec
tornado inglas 10 que era II provin-
cid aut0noma que reconocia Ia So
beran.a de Constantinopla, v"licron'
le Que 81 aho pasado Sc lie nombrara
cabaliero commentator De la Orden
de San Miguel Y San Jorge.
FuG desPues dc haber sido agrc-
gado ' scrctario en- las embajadas
de Paris Y de Petrogrado :! Secreta'
rio de Lcgacion en- Persia. que Sir
Ronald Graham paso Ell 1907 al
Cairo en- calidad de Canciller Y de
v~erIadero "aItcr ego del que era
Ministro Plcnipotenciario de Ia Gran
Bratana On EgiptO.
POGO mis- tardc Y d las reitcradaS
instarcias dc Lord Kitchener quicn
dcsraba que CT cl dominic &c los Fla
raon,. hui;cra una persona cXpCrta
que lahorara en- bcncficio dc los intc-
tcrcScS bririricos. fuc dcsi@nado pa
IN c0nscicro del @ohicrno cEipcio. con
v~ilticndos2 virtualmente or arbitro
T.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

Ha";a va varios dias que e. frio
Sc dcjaba sentir con la fuerza ava
salladora dc TODD 10 nuevo en casa
de don Augusto Galvez, cl afamado
ingenjero dc caminos, ~canaIes y
puertos, hombre de fama universal.
creador de obras de i~ngenier!a cue
hahian merecido ell honroso homena
je de admiration de todas las AGA
demias de Europa; an fin, n gIo-
ria nacional, que para su esposa do
ma Tomasa no tcnia otro merito que
ell de ser eli padre de So hijo, un
joven estuGioso Y tambien cientiflco,
Y que segurame?te seria I'm afOrtu-
nado continuador de Ia labor del pa
Dire. Llam.ibase Tomas por si ma
DIRE. tenia veintidos ano : "a estaba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
e. CUENTO DE HOY
iOh, la ciencia!

en- possession de iii titulo de iagenicro
industrial
Dora Tomasa adoraba a su hijo
Y = ST. esposo; pero en- 70 tocante
. asuntos del orden interior Y do.
mGstico, aim en- 10 refcrentc a CO.
"a que de i!cnG entraran Ell cI orden
cientliico, 10 les cGncedia a ST. es,
poso NJ Il 81 hljo mas credito que a
"A cocirera.
Don Augusta. saIi6 del despacno.
donde hallibase estudiando un apa-
ratio de su ineencion para poder trans
formar los rayos solares en- energia
electrical, dando diente con diente.
i Tomasa' iTomasa! Esta casa
esta mas fra que un cuerno, no 50
(Pasa d Ia Sd. plana, col. 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

la cr,a S~olari"ga dc Blicking. 81
Ia en- @! c0ndado dc Norfolk, par
toa.cc ahora al Marques dc Lothian.
Y Hoyer Castle. dc Kent. a Lord IS
tor. americana de nacimiento. Am
has m~ansioncs eran propiedad en- cl
Siglo Ky. de Sir Thomas Boleyn,
uue osterta0a los titulos de Eizcon-
dc dc Rcchfort Y Condo de Ormon-
de.
Este Lord Orraonde c~ortrajo ma
trimonio ron Lady Elisabeth llo-
ward. hiia mayor de Thomas, Duque
de Norfolk y como aquel, Caballero
dc h Real Orden de la Jarreticra.
Truto de esta union fuc Ia relra
Ana Bolona (Boleynl. segunda es-
poSa d Erriqu" VIII, y madrc dc
iSahel. II Rcina Nirgen.
La rcina Ana Rolena ' ST. Umico
hormano. como cs sabido, haIlaron
IN muortc on 81 cadalso.
Enrique VIII. deseoso de caSarSe
con Lazy Jane Seymour, acus0les
de conspjrar ontra cl trono. no &C.
sando 81 barbara persecution hasta
~conscguir que los ~llcvaran al patti
hulo. ' verse dc nuevo libre para
cscoger u%2 tercera esposa.
S;~ Thomas Boleyn. cl duenO de
las ~esidcnciaS dc Blicking Y Hever
10 dci6 SUCCESSION masculine.
Sir William Boleyn, padre del ajus
ticiado. habia adquirido eI chateau
de Blicking y Sir Godfrey Boleyn,
abuc!o del cunado de Enrique VIII,
comprd on 1856. siendo Lord Mayor
de Londras. la Residential de Hever.
Sir Godfrey tania un hermano Mas
ioven Que 81, de nombre Guillermo,
del cual deScienden por Inca mas
culina Al almirante Nelson. 81 heroe
naval ingles, V Miss Phyllis Bullen.
que ahora debutara en- America CO.
mo actriz de la compania inglesa que
dirige Sir Herbert Tree. hacienda el
papel de reina Ana de Boleyn del
drama de Shakespeare. Enrique
WIZ, de suerte que representara en-
eScena a 81 ascendinte collateral, la
i~nfortunada esposa del monarch que
hizo morir en- e, cadalso a dos de sus
mujeres.
En- Ell arbol genealogical de los
Boleyn, publicado por ell Real Colegio
de Heraldos de Londres puede ver-
Sc como el apellido de esta familia
Sc ha transformado en- el transcurso
de los siglos en- Bullen.
Fra tio-5isabuelo de la actriz Tue
Sc prepare a TRAFALGAR en- los coliseos
de Norte-America el almirante Sir
Charles Bullen, cabaIlero Gran Cruz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
UN ~ACORAZADO RUSO CON
AVERIAS.

BERLIN. Nonembre 1y.-Comu-
nican de Estokolmo, haberse recibido
ALL la importantisima noticia de que
eli acorazado de batalla russo "Sebas-
tcro!" sufrio gravisimas averias Ia
semaEa pasada al chocar 0 una mi.
ma flotante en- los momentos en- que
hacia TN recorrido por el Baltico.
Ell barco a que Sc refiere ell precea
dente cable es uno de los dread
naughts de moderna construction
pues fue botado al aqua en- 1900. Ell
"Sehastopol" tiene % 900 toneladas
de desplazamiento, desarrollando sus
maquiras una ~potencia de AZ mil ca
ballos de fuerza con III aGdar de %
nudos por hcra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

dc la Ordcn del Bano. que mandaba
q buaue BRITANNIA" en- Trafalgar,
en- cuya batalla perecio el que era su
superb gerargico Y p%ariente, cl in
clvidable Lord Nelson.
Su abuclo fue tambicn miembro
distinguish dc la armada britannica.
micntras .u padre. Percy Bullen, fue
mos amos atras ell principal repre-
scntante del DAILY Telegraph" de
Londres en- los Estados Unidos y. CO
no tai. persona bien conocida en- IL
parte septentrional del continente
"mericano, Y particularmente en-
Nueva York.
Crco curioSo hacer c%onsignar que
Lord Nelson desccndia de Lady Mary
BCleln, hermana de la reina Ana
Bolona que case con William Carey.
caballero de Ia alta s%ervidumbre dc
Enrique VIII haSta que este monar-
ca hizo decapltar a su eSposa Ana.
Brcvc biografia de Sir Ronald
Graham
Sir Ronald Graham que ACADIA dc
rcemplazar Ell la subsecretaria del
Dpto. dc Estado. del Interior a Sir
Ralph aPget. ACADIA de hacerse cargo
de representa- como ministro plenipo
.enciario d Inglat"rra en- Ia cOrte da-
acsa V ha sido hasta hacc unas sema-
raS ei co~nscjero Y representative de
In~glaterra en- Ell departamento del
Interior dc FL Cairo.
Sus relevantes scrvicios ~rclacio
nados con el destronamiento del je-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

DE que sirve a mi belleza
la riqueZa,
pompa. honor Y majestad,
81 en- poder de adusto moro
eimo V lloro
por la dulce libertad?
DuIce barba Y torvo ceno
ticnc ell dueHo
que con ORC me compr0;
Y IL vcr Ia fatal gumia,
que cenia.
dc sus ncsos tcmbl@ yo.
iOh! b.cn hayan los c~ristianos,
mis- humanos,
cue vcncran una cruz
Y dan = L n~azarcnas
per cadcnas
auras librc>. clara luz.
Elias ri festin de amores
lean flores,
sin vc!o Sc d"l2n yer,
Y en- c&lices cristalInos
hcbcn who's
que a~copscjan cl placer.
Tiencn zambras con orqucstas,
ii sus fiesta7
ricas con adornos van,
con G! seno delicado
ma! guardado
> los oios del galan.
Mas valera ser cristiana
que sultana
con pena en- el coraz6n,
con un cunuco ateado
siempre al lado
como negra middleton.
Dime, mar. que me aseguras
brisas puras,
perlas y coral tambien,
81 hay linfa en- tn extension larga
mas amarga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
"a OD.All.TlL4 = sSsCA.

Y tcndiGos sobrc I'M lcno
toman sucno
con ahismos Il sus pies.
Canducida en- su galera
prisionera
fui crrzando cl mar azul,
mucho lore. sordos fueron,
me vcndieron
al 4iltIa. on Estam5ul.
i ne I;2m7 hufl dc aroma
que Mahoma
destinaha I 81 vergcl;
dc Ala gloria Y ALGERIA
luz o"l dia.
paloma cohStahte ' Iie''
VI en- uh muTaL'ano Sue'o
como II" cie'o
u' ne' w ~
c'"''' '"S ~, S''
,,,.t,, aoi ;,r,i:r
Uuas radccIan ceIoS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

entire c~ocineros, ayudantes y mari
torneS.
Brincando al tender" de MA
Guina que Sc ercontraba hacienda
v2por en- la casa redonda de la
Union Station" de Washington, I'M
hermoso cato negro Sc suicide me
tiendose premeditadamente al fogon
de la maqu;na. mientras el fogonero
echaba paletadas de carbon. Harry
Withers, ell fogonero, hizo desespera-
dos c~sfuerzos por salvar Ia vida del
cato: pero TODD fuG en- vano. porque
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

que mi lloro en- eli harem.
Dime, selva, 81 una esposa
carinosa
ticne cl dulce ruisenor
:por que para Il placere$
Glen mujeres
tiene Y guarda mi senior?
Dccid. librcs mariposas,
que entire rosaS
vagais al amanecer.
Ipor que bajo Have dura,
sin ventura
gimc ~esclava Ia mujer?
Dime. flor siempre bcsada
y halagada
del c5firo encantador.
ipor que he de pasar IN dia
de agon;a
sin un hcso de 2mor?
70 era nina Y i mis- solas
en- las Olas
mil delicias encontrG,
dc Ia espuma que avanZaba
rctiraba
con tenor nevada pic.
Del MAI el sordo murmulio
fue mi argullo
V cl aura me adormeci6.
;Triste Ia que duerme y sue3a
sobre pena
que la espuma salpic6.
De Ia playa que cercaron
me robaron
los piratas de la mar.
iAy dc Ia que en- dura pena
duerme Y suena
j es cautiva al despertar.
Crudos son con las mujcrcs
esoS sereS
que adoran ell inter6s