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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-10-12
OUR GREAT MILLINERY DEP
New Suits

Another selection of new suits,
the niftiest ever shown in Bam-
berg. Seems the Stern suits get
better every season, and really we
are surprised at the values we can
offer you this season, considering
scarcity of materials and labor.
Come in to-day. ...
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-10-12
New Dresses

Today's express brought few
beautiful dresses in satins,
serges, and combination silk and
serges. These are decidedly the
best values we've had this season.
We have marked them cheap for
quick selling. From $14.25 to $27.50
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
Iuka Route 4.

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Smith S
baby is very sick at this writing.
Hope it will soon recover.
Mr. Tolbert Smith aud family
spent Sunday with Mr. Tom Cur
tbs and family.
Miss Beulah and Bea Morris
spent Sunday with Miss Ruby
Johnson.
Mrs Nora Davis; of Counce
Town, Tenn, has been visiting
her father, Mr. Thomas Bleakney
for few days.
The boil weevil has ruined
the cotton crop around here to a
great extent.
Mr. S S Liltlejohn and family
spent Sunday with Mr. Georse
Swendler and family.
Mr. ] l Robinson and family
spent Sunday at Mr. j w Scott's
Mr. and Mrs Phin Price spent
Sunday at Mr. Joe Prices.
Come on, Blue Eyed Girls, will
your writing or you will get be-
hind. / had better be going.
Pink Rose.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

Tri-State. women are to have a build.
ing all their own this year for the first
time in the nine years history of the
Tri-State Fair. at Memphis. Tenn.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
Messrs Cecil Hudson and Loo


Messrs Cecil Hudson and Loo
ney Smith left last Sunday for
Memphis, Tenn, where they think
they will stay for while. We
are all sorry to know of their leav-
ing here.
Mrs Lizzie McCulloch called on
Mrs G WCutshall Sunday evening.
Mr. Jim Long returned last Wed
nesday from about a weeks visit
with his brother, Mr. Charlie Long,
at Dennis.
Well, | want to know what is
the matter with all of the writers
There wasn't very many letters
in the dear old paper this last
week. So all of you come on with
your part of the letters.
Mrs Lee Carson is visiting hei
mother, Mrs T M Tigner.
Mr. George Daniel and wife
Messrs Eddie Maxwell and Jimmie
Miller spent last Sunday with Mi
Walker and family.
Mr. Cecil Hudson was a pleas
ant caller at T E McCulloch las
Saturday night.
Mrs Joe Cutshall and children
visited Mrs II E McCulloch las
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs R o Ramsey visited he,
brother, Mr. Lawrence Walker
last Sunday.
/ am, as before,
A Lonesome Girl.
| September 10, 1916.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
Star Route.

Health not SO good at this writ
ing.
Mr. Lawrence Walker has ty.
phoid fever, but hope he will soor
recover.
Mr. Jeff Brown is having chills
Mr. Frank Wood visited his moth
er last Saturday night and Sun
day, at Showdown.
Mr. Eston Wood has moved over
on the Pickens Branch, so as to
be nearer his work.
Mrs Wooden fell last Wednes-
day morning and came near break
ing her arm; it was badly bruised.
Miss Doll Tigner, of Short, is
very low with fever. hope she
will soon be up again.
Miss Ella Ramsey spent last Sun
day afternoon with Miss Alma
Brown and guess they had a
jolly good time.
Mr. and Mrs d C Cutshall visited
her brother, Mr. Lawrence Walk
er. last Sunday.
Mr. Will Long and family visited
Mr. w T Osborn and family and
Mr. Sam Dean and family Sunday.
Mrs Winnie Heitpn returned to
her home last Thursday after
spending about week with her
pnother, Mrs r w Busby.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
TRI.STATE WOMEN WILL
HAVE BUILDING AT FAIR
Feminine Department at the
Memphis Exposition Will
Be Greatly Enlarged
This Year

Tri-State. women are to have build
ing all their own this year for the first
time in the nine years history of the
Tri-State Fair. at Memphis. Tenn.
eext. 70 TO Dot. 8.
As result of this special recogni
ton. the women's department of the
Tri-State Fair will be larger by far
than ever before. New sections have
been added and the premium list has
been greatly enlarged.
The womens building has been re-
modelled during the summer months
and will be spick and span when the
ladies begin to fill it with their mani
fold exhibits.
Miss Ada Harris, director of the
women's department, has been hard
at work all summer on plans for new
features to be added this year. She is
being assisted by an advisory board
composed of city and country women
who have entered upon their new work
with enthusiasm.
Among the many special new fea
lures will be a Red Cross booth, In
which graduate nurses will give daily
demonstrations Of first aid treatments
the proper care of babies, and kindred
subjects.
A model kitchen, In which the fur
nishings will be arranged to save time
steps and labor, will be another new
departure in the womens building. In
connection with the model kitchen
cooking demonstrations will be a daily
feature.
One of the notable new features OF
the women's department this year will
be the juvenile classes to encourage
children under sixteen years of age to
engage in useful work. The fair man.
agement hopes in this way to traiI
young girls to become good house
wives later in life. A special premium
list for the work of children has been
arranged.
The exhibition of high art In the
womens building is expected to at
tract wide interest and attention.
Classes have been arranged for pro-
fessionals and amateurs, and a fund of
several hundred dollars has been set
aside to induce tri-state artists to ex-
hibit their best canvases and sketches.
Children are to be given special en-
couragement in the art section also.
Premiums are offered for the best col
lection of five drawings or paintings of
wild flowers found in Tennessee, Ar
kansas or Mississippi; pencil or char
coal drawings from life; oil paintings
from nature, water-color paintings
from nature, and specimens of clay
modelling.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
Commissioners Sale.
State Of Mississippi, J
County of Tisholningo. {


County of Tishoningo.
BY virtue of the powef vested
in me as Special Commissioner,
by the Chancery Court of said
county and state, in a decree rem
dered by said Court on June the
18th, 1916, in the case of B. B.
Virgins ct al. VS.. S. S. Walker ct
ais, No. 585, | will, within legal
hours, on the 14th day of October,
1916, at the Court House in the
town of Iuka, said county and
state, offer for sale, and will sell
at public auction, for cash, to the
highest bidder, the following land,
to wit: The southwest quarter OF
Fractional Section Thirty-Fi
Fractional Township Two and
Range Eleven, east, in said county
and state.
This the 18th day of Sept, 1916
E. A. PAYNE,
2-3tJ Special Commissioner.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

People always speak we'll of {
boy who minds his own bushes:
and who seems disposed to be
somebody in time. This is z
queer world; many people are
watching us, and help often comes
when and from whom we least ex
pect. Confidence is the safe in
which most men duposit rich treas
ures and as you prove worthy SC
viii your reward of success be.
There is a reward success,
which none but those who strive
can enjoy. Deserve success and
it will come.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the POI
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls C..tarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
HOW.S IniSI

September 10, 1916.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

The stamp tax on business pa
pers has been lifted. Bank Docu-
ments, Bills of Lading, Deeds
Insurance Papers, Telegraph and
Telephone MESSAGES and Cosmet
les included in the list.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

Postmaster General A S Burle-
son has made the statement that
efficiency in the post office depart
inent with a proper readjustment
of rates will permit the govern
ment to inaugurate a one cent let
ter rate within the next year.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

The first session of the Sixty
fourth Congress adjourned at II
O'Clock on the morning of Sept
9Th. Probably more Legislation
for the good of the people as ;
whole and in favor of the classe.
has been enacted than during any
other session of recent years
Hughes to the contrary notwith
standing.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14

In the race for Supreme Court
Judge the face of the returns show
the election of Judge Sykes BY
2O4 votes, though it is understood
the other side is also claiming the
nomination and there will prob
ably BE- a contest.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-09-14
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
Jules BOlS.
RELGhS IN I'll EjERCiiO ALE
MAN.
il.t.\.

RI -pbIrrnn lie Ril.tra. pOr con-
iurtn de ~ NlniStru Ell Washing
ion. senior HavenIth. ha p~reSentado
ante Il Dcpariamento de- EstadO lie
ln< E.Stados UnidOS. una prot"Sta
contra 81 aclo d. A.lemanla. al ObiL-
car a los bel.aS a que former parte
del r~iirrlto aleman y a que pelenn
contra SuS proplOs compatrlotaS. La
unta -brl-a llama Ia ajenCiOn SoDrc
III. tai cOnducta So encucntra en-
alberta pugna con 10 preScrIJo en-
81 artirulO NXIU de la Cuarta Con-
vrnci6n DC La Haya, y con t0daS las
lryc< que - nan r~ccon0cido en- la
guerra. l.uai prOteSta Sc ha envIa-
do a ,oda> las naciOnrS signatarias
de- In Convention ale La Haya.
De c>Ia u0ia - deSprende que
.i.rto nrImer0 dc brigaS - habiau
radiraiO on AlrmanIa. donde Sc de
diraban al c0mercIO y otraS EMPIRE
>aS iniu>iriaicS. No habian aDan-
donado 81 nacIonaiidad Delga. y. de
herho. So moStraron tan decidldoS a
.uardaT su ciudadanla, que alSunoS
de ellos lo-rarOn regrcsar Oportu-
namrnte a SUI patria para ocupar los
purSt0S que les correspondent en- 81
.iircito bri-a. No GDStante, el 20
hirrnn a}rmau eSta tratando de ODli-
.ar a esOs hombres para que entren
Il foruar parte del ej6rcIto y para
Ju. ppleeu contra su prOpla patrIa.
La Embajada de Espana Ell Der
lin. dua lienc enC0mendad0s los ~
~t.rescS beicas Ell Alemania. la pro-
l"stado tambi6n contra eSta viola
ri6n de- las IeyeS de la guerra y lie
Ia Convention de La HaHa, SIN que
SIS p~rUtcStas hayan Sldo e~Scuchadas.
La ~cxplicaci6n que da Ell g0Dlcrno
aleman a esaS %protestaS, deJa traS-
lurir riaramentc que Id C0rducta
d - la impuesto no tiene otta eau
"a que la r~resuci0u. enteratnente ar
bitraria de que eSos ciudadanos bel
2as habian abandonadO detinitlva'
mentc toda inteuci6n de reGreSaT a
I'll pals. Ell gobierno de Belgica ase-
=ura que no sc Iuede tener ia menor
prueDa de esa intencion, sine que
ma, bieu puede talq- -Pueea. De
.toIc i 1880 Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
:. PAGINAS .ESPAH0LAS =.
LaIucha al arrna blanca

en- Il russo. praCtica constante del
ejercici0 de la esgrima. Los mosco-
vitas uSan para alecci0nar al neoii-
10. IN prGcedimient0 que Sc aSeIle-
ia en- mucho al Seguido pOr nues
trOS astros taurin0S Ell embrl6n. en-
las cscue!as taur6macas de aprcndi-
zair: un maliiqui coiOCado SoDre
ruedaS availZa. gira. rctorna. mo-
vicndOlO pOr medic dc unOS brazOs
tie MADEIRA: 81 S0idadn Sc prcclpIta,
con S~alvaics hurraS. sohre el. munc-
= sOlpeandolc, ~eSQuivand0 SuS mo-
vjmientoS. reSpOndicnd6 a cada una
dc sus evoucioneS, pOscfiO de una
cncrgia verdaderamcnte feroz. As!
81 hombre 81 persuade dc que la vic
toria la ~cOnseguira con 81 dominic
del arte de maneiar 81 "arma fra,
en- 81 c0mbate desca. DOseido de su
superioridad fisica, llcgar al cho-
1le definitivo que cdrOnc eI anhela-
do tXitO.
Dragomirow dccia Sobr" este de-
hatf1O lena: Isl, muchO han cam
hiado algunas cOsaS en- Ia guerra,
mas entire eli nimero DE cosaS lnnu
tables esla 81 hOmbrc. Este. que
deSea Ell el fragor de la lucha cl
atauur a fondo. cpOdra So!amentc
aprovrchar para a]cercarse a Su adj
yrrsario 81 uso del fusil? Las mo-
diricacinnaS en- el armanento po-
dram. arraStrar mOdIficaci0nes CO.
rrelalivas Ell SUI cmpleO: pero no
Durden. DE- ninGuna mancra afectar
a los ei6rcitos que tienen pcr ODJeto
! cultiyar la moral de los hombres".
Sowaroff fud ell autor del conocl-
ID arorismo: La bala es lOca. SOLO
n b3vOneta rs saba y utrO mIlltai
russo. no menOS ilustrc, Reddeier, al
| cyaminar las terriDles p6rdldaS SUI
fridas en- plewna, en- la region de
| Ia muertef, aSi como q eScaSlslm0
| cmplGo del cuerpo a cuerpd. est
MAZDA que 81 ataque a la bayoneta
| habia tenidO Su tempo, y con el
! habia pasad0 a la historic de las !u-
chaS. rOmanaS.
En- Francia Sc la creado reclcnte-
m,n,r ri conitG del cnmbatc a la
bavnncta, V ron Ia anucncia del Nj
| nisIro de- la Guerra y del Gran Guar
tel General. SO ha rcpartidO pDr las
lineas de retaguardia del frente,
adj, rando dOctos maeslroS al SOL
iado en- In nsGrIma individual.
Fin nursiros ruarLeIcs debicra de
ser un s6lii0 romplrmrnto de- las
marrialrS cnScnaEza>. la cducacIoI!
,iel >oliado de Infanlcrja en- cl name
10 del alrna blanca contra OLrrs Ill
fairies. pncLrS a pie ! a cabailo, y
| contra hipUttticos rurmlsoS airIli-
rfirrados deIras de obstacuioS natu-
raIrS y ir pclucilos clrmenioS de
triuchcra.
No nlvidemOS Iue ru la dr>Ircza
del rmplco de la bayoncta pucde
star Fl Lriunfo o Ia derrota.
iurrIio MATILDA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
Los trabajos de los expIa'
radores del Canada en-
Ell LELAND NOrte

Inlrr.Sauics r~eiacinneS del DR.. Il.
VI. Anderson. Iur fcrma parte de
la expedition eXplurddora tc Stctau-
Ssnu Dor las r%eci0nes hrladas de!
Nortc, han Siio lraidaS a Nome Sa-
bre las coSIaS de Alaska Y traSml-
.4iiaS al Times de New York, qnicn
las rrrcrr ahOra IA Sus icctOreS. Ia
les r~plariOnpS no fUcuOD faCJlmente
traidas por TELEGRAPH de los calnpOs
!ieladOS del arlirO a New York. Euc
ncceSariO, por eI Contrarl0. apclar a
differences mediOs de c~onduccl0n.
antes que llegaran al puIltO mcnclO-
nadu>Gn Alaska V en- TODD 10 que hu-
bieron de rccOrrer al cruzar Ell con-
iinentc para lIegar q 81 destIno.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS las Citadas reia-
clones . infOrmc de ia expedition
cnviado pOr 81 Official Secundo en-
ri commando no t. la nueva de Un
dcSaStrc o de grandcs p~cnaIldadeS.
Al cOntrariO DOE Il Sc Sabe que muy
titles trabaios han SidO llevadOs d
cabO V solamente I'm micmbrO dc Ia
partida expedicionaria ha mucrtc
en los meSes Gue F!an trauScurrIGo
deSde cl ~DrecedeDte informc rendldo
pUr la expedition. TodaS La demas
pcrsonas que la f"rnan so/al dc
bucna SalTd.
FL DR.. Anderson - q 'efc dc "a
partida eXpedicionaria del sur, u
cual ha completadO II inspection
de tOda In Inca de la costa y 70 MI
Has del hasla ainra iuexnloradQ Rio
Rae. En- cuaG.o a esta inspection
ha debido hacerse ma revision de
rarfas orisinalmente hechas rHr Sir
.Inhn Franklin. Mas de ~" !sia-
han sido cartocrafiadaS. III re-ni~
fattn d1 los Lrabaies adeieSla rarii-
.aa ipcluve disces de fon6grafo M
nrpsos con aires propuiare>, danZas
V raptos de Ia region, II coiecciol
de toda clase de iueGo> de los eSgu!
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:. PAGINAS FRAHCESAS s..
i,Una nueva Triple Entente?


Tai confederation seria capaz de
preStar soCorrOS a cualquler pue-
bzlo maritime europeO. cXpuestO
Dor terra a los ataqueS de Alemania
V DE- Austria. particGlarmente Fran
Ella. Btl-ica. HoIanda, Dinamarca,
Surria. Noruega Y Grecia- Ode
esta manera pOdria ser rcducidO el
progressive aumentO de las cargas
que peSan Sobre Inglatcrra. que hoy
sienc la mission de eomtsplar sofa los
mares en- tempe de guerra. pueS la
.c~uoperaci0n de Ia flota americana
inmunizaria de todO pGlisrO, con un
minimu ~eSfuerZ0. Sofa eiecuClOn
de- Ia ioctrina Monroe quedaria por
este mismO hechG desembaraZada de
toda duia V de toda discussion. 90.
de rSa manera quedaria advertl-
la Alemania que tOda eSpecle de do
minaci6n sObre 81 mundo. a la cual
aspira. seria de$de ahOra impossible
para ella o para tOda Otra comblna-
zion de potcuciaS militarcs dirigldaS
por ella. F. muy probable que IS
IA notification tcndria una gran in
fiuencia en- Ia discrimination de Ia
preSente guerra.
f. vcrdad que rSa aliaaza ohllga-
ria a los norte-americanos a aban-
,lonar Su pdIitica TRADITIONAL de asia
mirnto Y de neutralidad. PerG csa
politica. buena en- los tiempos, de
Washington. va no tienc valor rim
gunO: las CIRCUMSTANCES. cyigen Que
no 81 cnniente unO con discutir los
i~nierc>cS: IS urgcnte que cada quicn
cumpla con SuS deberes hos Es'
iadoS UnuioS tiencn una deuda que
pagan por 81 libertadeS. que hiStori-
camente .ticne SuS fuentfs en- Euro
pa. Pog. consfguicnte, debe intrF-
venir. para que stIs -~libdt4ades sean
rr<petaiaS en- la m!Sma Europa. 10.
do esta lie aticrh6 en- este asunto. Fl
drler. Ia >impatia. Ia inpHLSi0n &C.
nrroSa Y el interi> mas clevadO "fs
Tempo ya-eScribr VI. Charles Eliot
-dr Scnlir Y hahiar al o alta. a
prop6s.tn tie lbs ierrcho> de los n'r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25

Tales fueron los crecientes. pro-
gresos de las armas de fuego, que
los ticnicos de todos los paiseS Sc
atrevicrOn, no hace muchos amos,
a vaticinar como rotundamente ter
minada la Ease del choque, que po-
MIA rolof6n a Ia peiea con Ell 'cuer-
20 a cuerpo v%i2Oroso y sangrlenio.
FL refnado efimero del arma bian
ca hahia terminado. segdn ellos. y Ia
bayoncta solo seria. en- 10 successive,
I'M recucrdo dc 6picos lances ell los
que fuG dominadGra. FL fuega de
contention, seria vaNadar irresis-
tible para el avance de las masas
combatientes. Y las luctIaS Sc dnci-
dirian a diStancia. No solo no es
possible prrscindir de ella, Slno fae
precisa mas que nunca Ell diestro
aprendizajc de ST. mancjo .util.
La bayoncta naci6 de I'M sencl-
Ito incidente Ocurrido en- i64S, en-
ire un6s c6ntrabandistas y unoS
p%aisanos vascOs: 6stes, en- la pcIea,
hahian agotado todas $us munlrio-
hes. Y. para continuarla, tuvieron
la idea dc altar sus largos cuchIIlos
a la bOca de SuS mosquitoes. y ian
zandOsc bizarros sobre u aS0m-
DradoS rivales. lograr0n rapidamen-
le la victoria. quedando por suyo ell
campo dc batalla.
Fabricada por primera veZ en- Ba-
vona.. tom6 de esa circumstance Ell
nombre que conserva. Al principle
ara un largo punal con mango dc
MADEIRA que Sc enchufaba profunda-
mente en- el canon del mosquetG. al
que transformaba Ell plea para 81
combate cuerpO a cuerpo.
El,cAebrc ingcniero militar fran
res Nauhan. fut quicn 10 acod" Y
adapt6 al Gallon del anna 9ic iuego.
por medio dc I'm cilindro hueco que
lie pcrmitia disparar estando la pa
yoncta armada. Fue e4a %inOvaclon
en- 1903. como 10 fu6 en- 1866 la de
la adaptation del cubo viroia, IN"
fiiaba mas sGIidamente al arna
hlarra a la cXtremidai del canon del
fuSii.
Modernamentc ha recplazado a la
bavOncla de Sccci6n triangular. at
machcte de- hoja plana y aCanaiada.
largo en- la mayoria d. los eJtrcitos
Y rorlu I'll ri mucstro. acaso p"r-
,rue flames ma, on ia bilarrIa del
sohiado que rn la lonsitud del ar"na.
Para la rigoroSa utilization o. n
lIayunrla rn Ell cOmbatc "S. c1 mu-
choS ]rjGrcitu>. muy cSpeCIaiin'iitc
NosoIrDS IeInoS IlenadO de 1ardo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25

vi LNENN
sECRgrnS NARkvTILLOSOS.-Si usr-d 80
ses hallar reIiCiIaI. sUeTte, ,Ortuna. au''r
sfer-la Y sOsleED. 81 uSIed tcSea isCsr t'!.
N en- el concrete, 81 uUieTe iTi'!nfar on >!s
emUTes2s. - GUfere haCeT>e 7nlaT, 81 Guin"s
tgSaS sus asptrariOGsS, : GHlgHe
salir vIClc-iusg en- iOdOs SlS aSuniOs Y %
s-:~ ,oeOS SIS deSeOS. piIa II! CUr!oSo u
b-'cN ere - Srra CnvlatO gratis a vue,.a
g. rC---o. Direction: Sr. :. VenCe. Boz 4si.
Sz-s-~ ga ::
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'NuSOirDS hcmOS ltenadO de laidu
los rnStros de- nucstias muicreS y de
perfumes Sus cucrpOS y DC unglIrn-
los >uS cabellcras: ~noSOtrOS hcrnos
"mpiradO tOdoS los filtros para rrS-
pcrtar Ell elias la voiuptu0Sidad Cor
nri,Ia. prro las cariciaS nos haslia-
ron V los beSOs mas ard!cntcs nos
parccirron Sicmprc frio5.
"NuSutrOs cUnocemos los misterlos
de- IA b6veda azuI Y podcmOS deer en-
suS aSfroS luminDsOS la historic I'LL
I.ura dr la atm6sfcra, lie la Cultura :
irl nrganiZmo: nOsOtrOS SaDcmOS 10
luc nay bajo nucStraS plantas. "a
hcmQ> 10 Que hay sODre nuestIaS ca
brZaS. pcro nueSjra indifcrtncIa IS
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II mistcriO. 81 ell paSado 1ucSc mas
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garrado 81 VflO que Cubre ct area
de los s~ecretOs y hcmOS encontrado
| yacio 81 fOndo. No conoccmOS el SUI
rrimientO Y la pobrcZa, pero tam
POGO conOccmOs la fe, nj cl tenor.
nj la passion. y p0r ESQ. 10 uaIc9 que
dcScamOS. eS mOrlr.....
Estas riltimas palabras lueron re-
petidas pOr cien Docas.
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! tanteS de vida: cOnducidmc a la to-
| RE de- mi paiacIo para que mis- nJoS
| cansad0S puedan. antes de cerrarse.
para Sicmpre. mlrar a Eur ORA ycA.
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| lcord6 cnIUnccS de 10 Que llaDla
| leido Ell las anIi.uas crOnicaS SODrc
csa riudad LENA anlaG0, de mcrCa-
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| nareci6 un momentO ante la vista,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
PEHSAMIENIOS

Una hermosa sin gracia e. ut;a &c
sin olor.-Beccaria.
La imitaci6n supone siempre un
talento inferior en- 81 -oue inita,-J.
Esle.
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