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The courier-index., 1917-08-24

One by one our treasured axioms are exploded When you are temp ted 10 remark that talk is cheap iast remember that the telephones of inc country return monthly income spf nearly a dollar each.
The courier-index., 1917-08-24

We are coming, Kaiser William, twenty million strong.
The courier-index., 1917-08-24

Just our luck. The draft failed to get the ''Is it hot enough for you" idiot.
The courier-index., 1917-08-24

Dorothy Block, Minnie McKie, Jamie P. Brown, Pearl Mann, Ruth Freeman and Wilma BeaZley.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
ROAD WORK TO
 BE RUSHED IN
 MANY DISTRICTS

Col w. P. Richardson, chairman of the Alaska Road Commission, who has been making hurried trip to the westward to confer with the road superintendents of the Valdez ana Seward sections, returned on tEe steamer Alaska. He reports that the road work in those two districts is well under way and that the board will continue the improvements on the Valdez-Fairbanks road. The board will also spend whatever money that can be spared from other important work in the Anchorage and Mata- nuska sections.
 Col. Richardson reports that work will start shortly on the lliamna bay road which will connect the Bay on the Pacific Coast with Iliamna lake and Bristol bay.
 Col. Richardson reports that the Territorial road commission in the Third Division will cooperate with the board and will do much work in the Matanuska section and will also construct several badly needed roads and trails in the Nizina and Strelna sections.
 Valdez is little quiet at present. said Colonel Richardson, but the town is being rebuilt and the citi- zens of that place have plenty Of justified faith in the future. The cannery there is running full blast and the Fidalgo bay copper mine is producing regularly. Both of these
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
CROWN TO CONDUCT
 CIRCULATION CONTEST
 FOR ANCHORAGE TIMES

A. c. Cronin, who managed the recent circulation contest for The Empire, has closed. a contract with the Anchorage Times, and will con- duct a contest for that publication. Mrs. Cronin who has been here since the departure of MT. Cronin for the Westward, left on the Northwestern yesterday evening for the Third Division metropolis.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
EQUALIZATION BOARD WILL
 HOLD ONE MORE MEETING

The city council, sitting as Board of Equalization, will hold one mere meeting in the council chambers and that Wednesday afternoon from ? un- {! clock The meeting Is reGuir ao by law to allow the owners Of p, cperties where taxes have been ra sed by the boa.d to appear and crter their protests On next Friday ngbt the rate of taya:on for the r, ,operty of the city for the year lc17, will be fixed py the council.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16

their belief and opinion that saloons that were in business at the time of the passage of this act would be permitted to remain in business until January l98 without further census being taken special elections. Acting under ths belief and following the advice of attorneys the liquor men and saloon keepers Juneau have had leases extended the properties which they occupy and stocked up for the purpose of remaining in business until January next.
 But as we understand it the Courts through bout Alas ka to be on the safe side constrng these uncertain and ambiguous statutes have made orders asking again the pression of the feeling of the people the Wet and Dry question: Upon this question the voters of Juneau are asked on Tuesday, July v, to express their opinion to whether or not the saloons in Juneau are immediately to be closed down be permitted to wait until January to do so.
 We believe that the good people of Juneau are onable and are for fair play and will give the time quested to get rid of the stock that have on hand and turn our attention other business that the build ings in Juneau, which may otherwise remain vacant may be occupied and that we may contribute bit to the funds of the Juneau city treasury by each of paying $50000 into for the privilege of remaining in business until Jan- uary l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
TWO BOATS ARE SOLD.

Bills of sale for two gas boats have been filed in the local customs house. J. H. Cam sold the Ell Nido to the Lisiansky Packing Company and Walter Furst sold to Maude Hargraves a one-half interest in the Oulu. The former boat is of IF tons and is registered at Juneau, while the latter registers 10 tons and is of Skagway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16

industries contribute materially to the welfare of the town"
 Captain J. c. Mehaffey, who left Juneau early in June for a visit to the interior road sections, has re- ported from Fort Gibbon, where he was last Friday. At that time he had completed his work and was leav- ing for down the river to continue the inspection of roads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
Steamer For Sale.

Steamer "Alice." wooden hull, length 61.6, breadth, 16.2, has an 8hx16x12 compound condensing engine, new Scotch marine boiler, all pumps and other equipment in good working order. For further particulars inquire of Geo. E. James Co.,, Douglas, Alaska. If
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16

The Territorial Legislature passed an act April l3, 1915, Providing for an EXPRESSION by the people of the Territory of Alaska as to whether not intoxicating iquors should be manufactured sold in the Territory AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 19lS." Accord ngy the last general election the people ot Alaska were given chance to give An Expression upon the subject in question: The dry proposition won, hence it was de- termned in so far as the Alaska Legislature was concerned that AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1918" in- toxcang liquors could not be either manufactured or sold in Alaska. l ~~Ak \ &IAk4 vAm
 It was thought by great many people, both lay men and lawyers and perhaps majority ot the voters at this last general election when voting the proposition in question: that as matter of fact the license ot parties then engaged in the liquor business would, as matter ot course be extended to January l. 1918. by the Courts in Alaska. .s .asan aM.ME kY04
 Following up the result of the last general election above referred to An Act prohibit the manufacture or sale of alcoholic liquors in the Territory of Alaska AFTER JANUARY 1, l9l8," was passed and approved by Con- gess on February 14 1917. After the passage of this act of Congress both lawyers and lamen were confirmed
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
NOTICE

Under the provisions of Ordinance No. 152, owners of dogs in the City of Juneau should procure licenses. covering the year beginning July l, 1917. All dogs not licensed within ten days will be subject to be i'm pounded, as provided for by ordi- nance.
 E. w. PETIT, City Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
Discrepancy

For every speech that can awake A sentiment sublime, A dozen merely seem to take Unnecessary time.
 -(Washington Star )
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16

Miss Gustaf wishes to announce to her customers that she has moved from 3rd and Franklin to Room Z Maloney Block.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16
Appeal To the Voters of Juneau, Alaska, -FOR FAIR PLAY-

To recaptulate we ask the voters of Juneau:
 FIRST: Do you not believe that was the intention of the TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE in passing the Act above referred to that we should have until January l. 1918 to get rid of property which we have on hand and have obtained legtmatey?
 SECOND: Do you not thing that the rEOrLE of Alaska while voting the last general electon were un der the impression that the legislative statute above re- ferred to- upon which they voting did gve us until January 1. 1918 to close out our business9
 THIRD: Did not Congress plainly 'nd.cate' by the passage of the Act herein referred to- that understood by the vote of the people of Alaska that we were to have until January l. 1918, to retire from business?
 It has been the inverable rule in all Ierritorles and States which have gone Dry to give saloon and iquor men time in which to wind up their affairs and retire from the quor business and only asking the voters oi Juneau to grant us that which has been granted citizens of all other States and Territories who have been engaged the business in question.
 Respectfully submitted
 JUNEAU LIQUOR DEALERS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-16

THE EMP1RE-AIl the News All the Time, When It Is News.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
CPjWONES DE La PRENSA OIL
CEAL RUSA.
servicio Especial para "a PRENsi.

-@f'' yum
PETROGRADO, Diciembre 1G.-El
6rgano del cjGrcito y de Ia marina
a coment2- q Measaje del Presiden-
te Wilson al Congreso, dice que los
Es.ados Un;dos y Ia Gran Bretana
estan decididos ha continuar la que
IRA con el c0jeto De triUnfar conner
c~:&laente sobre todos los otros pal
ses. e ~"isvetia," 6rsano de los de-
legatos de los sOldados Y &c los ira
bajadores dice cue Ia decision de
llevar Ia guerra hasta IN fin victo-
rieso hara que los reyes de los ca
homes Krupp y de otros cahones tan
to alcmaaes como austriacos Sc re-
gocijer ante IL perspective de tai
prolone&cion de "a guerra que les
ofrecera n1agnificas u~tilidadcs. Todos
los demas periodicos han sido Supri-
midos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
DOS ACADEMIES AUTOMOBILES.
TyCOS DE CONSEQUENCES

Anoche a las siete Y veinte. frente
4 Ia casa ndmero 1117 de IA Ave
nida de San Pedro, el doctor Oscar
Kruger. con su autom6vi! atrore!.5 4
"a senorita K. F. Lewis. que vive en-
Ia casa numero sos de la Gale West
Myrtle.
Sc p~resent6 4 dar fe de este acci-
derte ell 5eniente Cussack. jefe de Ia
policia dc motocicletas Y dispuso que
IA her;da fuera conducida a Ia casa de
SIS padres ' arrest6 al Dr.. Kruger,
que mas tarde sa.io en- libcrtad bajo
fianza.
\ las ocho Y cinco minutes. en- L.
cSqUiEa de las Gales Santa Maria y
Romano. chocaron un autom6vil guia-
do por eI captain ". B. Blocker. del
Campo Travis Y el del senior Willie
Smith. Como resuitado de esta coli
sion. hubo un herido. siendo este una
PERSONA que acompanaba al captain.
Il agente Eason, que fuG 4 inveSti-
gar cl case. detuvo a Willie Smith :
eavi6 a! herido al hospital de Santa
Rosa para que ALI Sc le atienda. Il
automovil mancjado por e. captain
Blocker qaed6 ccmpietamente hecho
pedazos.
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cado de edad nara ell patron y una tar

cado de cdad nara eI patron y una tar
icta de Identification para 81 niho.
La ley reiatiya al Trabajq de los
Mos. Sc puso en- vigor el dia primerc
de SeptieIabrc de este ano Y de acuer-
do con SIS disposjciones, ninggdn nj
no meaor dc y 2HGs podra ser eli.
nleado Ell f&b.icas, t~aileres Ell los que
So uti'icaa maGuinari& movida por
fuerza motr;z, casas empacadoras, es-
sablecimientos mercantiles. etc, III
! nodra trabaiar mas de ocho horas 20.
dia. debicndo es;a- sstas comprendi-
das de las 8 i. II. 4 las I so P. N.
Ia m;sna Ley liza para los trahaios
en- LIS minas, "a cdad lega! de l6
amos . las mismas restricciones res
recto Il las horas de ~tra5aio.
Como Miss Pierce estara en- esta
ciudod probabicmence un dia nado
mis-. Ia expedition De dichos ccytifj-
c2dos de cdad. Sc hari despu5s de So
ida, por e. Superintendent de las Es-
,ua'as PGbiiras dc esta ciudad, Mr..
Charles S. Meeks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
FUE PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD eau
CIONA.L Ell GENDARME BIBB

FL sencr Juez Ben Fisk, despues
de. habe- examinado q John Bib,
gendarme aprehendido con motive de
la muerte del velador Clyde Muir
phur, determine conceder al acusado
la libertad bajo fianza de mil d6lares,
la cual fue otorgada inmediatamente.
Ell gendarme Bib, anoche a las on
ce entr6. q servir en- su turno, = Sc
gun Sc nos manifesto, c]ontinuara en-
Ell cuerpo de policia hasta que su eau
sa sea lievada ante jurado y sean las
Cortes las cue resuelvan 81 es o no
culpable de la muerte del velador
Murphur. Bibb, manifesto que Sc de-
fenderia a 81 mismo ante sus Juices.
En- este asunto DECLARE como testi-
20 Ell senor captain Stoves, a Quien
Sc rindi6 como preso ell gendarme
Bibb. POGO despua< De la muerte del
velador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
REGISTRO CIVIL.
NACIMIENTOS.

I'm niHo del matrimonio Roberto
Espinosa y Elvira Quintero, 720 Gale
So. Leona.
Tn nino del matrimonio Tomas Ba-
rrera Y Sara Flores, ll9 calle No,
Concho.
Tn nino del matrimonio Santos
Lopez y Francisco Guajardo, $40 ca
lie So. Brazos.
Dos niHas gemelas. hijaS del ma
trimonio Juan Hernandez y Zapopa
Herrera, 4l6 Gale Hall.
Una nina del matr!monio Felix MI
noz y Feiicitas Munoz, 804 Gale Del
gado.
Una nina del matrimcnio andres
Valdez Y Maria Valdez, Rockk Quarry
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
VENDRA 4 san ANTONIO UNA
ITS2ECTGR& DEL DE2ARTA-
MEET0.
VieRe de Ia Ia. Pag)

1.fu auc g Va 4 emp!ear. es 10 mas
im7o-,9Hte jci e%2mer. FL nino quo
70 z ser omD!cado CT IN trabaio, For
IN patron c~ua!quie"a, deheri pTesca-
..27sc ante Ia senorita Ayudantc del!
..~sncc,or. q dia irdicado, acompaaa,
do dc 81 -adrc o dc ST naGre, en- ca.
SO De o.e nc tenga padre. O bien
dc SD tutor c guardian. Ia prueha
3-ra camncohar Ia cdad del nino, sera
acc9tada por el gobierno en- cualqu:e-
a de los casos &~iguientea:
1-CoD:a cc-tific@da de, registro
!de SIT nacimiento, cxFed;da por Ia
]autoridad respective.
2.-Copi2 dc 81 fc de bautismo, con
RI se.io De Ia Ig!csia en- cue sc c.
! fectud dicaa ceremonial, 81 es possible.
la Bi5l:a de Ia Eamilia. 0 las
ano-aciones del nacimiento del niHo.
lie POLKA de seg&ros en- donde
! -orz.e y eiad del ninO.
s. nirg1na de cstas pruebas pueden
! obtencrsc por los padres del niho, po-
! d-1a catonccs recurrir a aiguna otra
cue pleda oatencr.
Tambi5n debe prsseAtarse a Ia Sc.
~i1ori.a Ayudante del Inspector, una
tarjeaa eli Ia que conste la ~intencion
! L. ----l-,r ~ MIN, - do 10 r,raI mn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
De LAS 0FICINAS DE- P0LICLA -
ROB0 CON FRACTURE EN- UNA


Los a.usntes de 10 ageno Tom7Ie-
ron los crista}es De Ia puerta lie una
botica que esta en- Ia esqaina de Ia
Avenida Grant y Gale austin : Dor
ahi abrieron Ell ~cerrojo de una chapa
inglesa, introGuciGndose g Ia farma-
cia de donde Sc robaron algunos efec-
tos de valor.
Este robo cen fractura Sc llc"6 a
cabo aver por Ia madrugada, aPro-
vechandcze los 3adrones del frio IN
tense que Sc dejaba sentir Y que les
aseguraba Ia im2unidad. pues Made
los veria consumar 81 ha2ana. Guam
do la policia Sc do case del suce-
so. va los autoreS del ro5o habian
desapare-ido sin dejar Ginguna nue.
LA. FL Gueno De IA botica Gijo cue
iba q pract!car IN r~ecoHocimien pa
"a poder precisar = cuaEto as-:ende
10 robado. Por de pronto not6 Il fal-
ia de una buena cantidad lie morfina.
Farios &gentes del depart@mcnso dc
detectives estan tGabajando en- este
asunto. para yer 81 les es possible To-
calizar a los ladrones.
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Maria Torres. de 26 amos de edad,
63l Gale Delgado.
Alberto Iim6aez, de IN a6o, 2I5
Gale No. Frio.
Jose Marquee, 80 amos, Hospital de
Ia ciudad.
Margarito Vazquez, s. amos. Hos
pital de la ciudad.
Jose Rodriguez, 10 ahcs, Hospital
de Ia ciudad.
Adolfo Salazar, 80 amos, SIP Gale
So. San Saba
| Juana H. VIDA. de Cuardiola, Is
amos, 434 ". Travis.
Lauro Robledo, "a ahcs, 10 c2lie
MatamOros.
Sofia Escobedo, 24 amos. 81 Gale
San Patricio.
J Tn niho del matrimonio Jacobo
Guerra, 1116 Gale So. Con.2l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
FESTIVAL DE LOS M0DERN0S
LE$ADCRES DE AMERICA

Para cl jueves de la senlana en-
curse, los miembros de Ia Association
Moderna Woodmen of America, obse-
ouiaran I los habitantes de San An
tcnio con Ia exhibition de tres int
resantes pe!iculas c;ncmatograficas.
en- 81 LEGAL de St. Phillips Airdone,
l29 Bank st.
Esta misma association tuvo IA Sc
mana pasada una junta en- e. salon
dc San Fernando Y eouivocadamentc
dijimos ole Sc trataba de n reunion
~metcdista, 10 cual hacemos constar
Dor ser De justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
yAR1AS ApREHENSIONES EN- UN
RAID POLICIACO

Varios agentes de Ia policia hicle-
ron un raid" en- una casa de Ia Qua
dra ndmero 500 de la Gale So. Leo
ma V ca~pturaron 4 seis in~dividuos, CO.
bre quienes Sc hizo el cargo de va
gos.
e. raid" Sc llevo & cabo por la
policia, debido a que asi 10 solicitaron
algunos vecinos de la casa donde Sc
llevarcn a cabo las aprehensiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
o P0R LAS C0nTES Q
los ESTAN JUZGANDO POR
RGBO

Aver do princlpIo en- Ia 37a. Corte
de Distrjto, eI jurado de Virgil Brown
soldado del Ejercito americana a
quien Sc acusa de robo con violen-
cia.
Hasta va entrada Ia nJcne, no Sc
habia dictado ninguna sentencia ell
este case, que seguramente prose-
guira durante TODD ell dia de hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
MILITAR ATROPELLADO POR UN
AUTOMCVIL.


Aver a las echo de Ia manana. sc
dirigjan q Il eStacion del S. P. por
Ia Gale Concrete. un grupo de solda-
dos que iban 4 tomar el t~en para
dirigirSe = Kansas City. A atrayesar
boca Gale, los mi!icianos fUeroH
alcanzadoS por IN autom0vii guiado
por 7 sonora que no Sc detuvo. 81
no que escape viciantamente 4! dar-
cuenta de que habia atropell&do
uno de los soIdados.
Apcnas Sc alcg5 81 automovil eau
sante de la ~desgracia. los compare.
ros del soldado herido 10 recogic:on
' violentamente 10 trasladaron .!
.c2a~tel de la policia miiitar. donde eI
m5dico &c guardia le practice una CD
r%ac!on, deiandoIo libre para que pro-
s;gu.era 81 viaje, 10 cGal cfec:uo.
La sonora que maneiaba el auto
m6vil que at-opcll6 a. soldado que
re<pordc al nombre de Chas Parten,
fut idectificada aver misno. pues Sc
tonic el numero del registro del auto.
rtovil, que 10 era el 1888 de! Esta-
do de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
PRINCIPE DE INCENDIO

En- Ia casa nImero sos de Ia Gale
s. Concho. que es habitada por Ia
familia del senior c. J. RAMIREZ, $"
declare anoche Z las ocho Y treinta,
ur inccrdio Que no fu6 de grandes
coasecuencias. p1es La ~pGrdidas ma
t~eriales montan a una cantidad insig-
aiIicante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
CgENcEAs OcULTAs

C!sy.c.la Cei Rey Solomon -. SVc
Ifrrtg1a-iG Internal. CCptIcDe magfa
elg~re r05a = negrI, apariciOn9S, etc St.I5
dogma Y Ritual de Ia Mia MSSl3- COR
..Elg ii trianEuio de Solomon, Ia CD
5a.a. &! TSrOt. SeCTe;oS Gel eIlto, NJ.
sstn|t'"'airarS crirlcrics : P~enlacuIos 6Oc
81 Dragon R0.o. y sea el aTte de man
tar , los esp!rs.!S Sc
= pgdg: del PenssmIen;o. Su domI-
Mo = cui:u.s. Como eStuGlar 81 fuerZa St.OO
e. L!nr3 Internal TraIaco de las cien-
Gas aclt-ls. CulLtl5 81 lSrO de san
C!Dr.sno. ClsvicVla &c SsiomCl, el Dra-
C61 EylO : ls CGN~a internal, etc #. st.SO
y yg-aaGsrU DTSgUn aoi0. Encalta-
mIentgs. mC-o le Gacerse Invisible, etc 800
Ia iran Ea.i.S AliY.aadOTa ........ SOC
Llr7o Nag1o Le san CiprtaEo- Ed!cion
1a.ca = cou2le:a Del raIn0so Grtno-
RIO $500
"a CI2yIcuIa Gel HCchiCero. o Ll0ro
&c Sal C.urlanO, con ilTi1id2d de Sc
CTetos zoe
-s Gran NaGt4 SlpFena ..-.--...--. Isl
MENTAL &c I.agia koJa ............. soc
Nal-.E ay Mega Blanca .....---.-.- 3Ic
Manu-. he Nl-iI NESrl --.--.-.....-. 3yc.
'SSeCre,ys dc los Carlos. Are de s2-
aaC 3 tuCp> Jos .HCEOS .....--.--... Sl.UG
--rge.Cs de Alberto 81 UTande e. SOC
Sec.etos &c u gTeSuGIg.tacI6a y Ia
llsis. LcccLoaes Pr2cucas de esca.
= -g.'os d"t Inferno .....-......... SIC
T-s-TC d. N-a-rOS de Ia Cruz de Ca
cay-t.. IeCGa&era !oJa del ocu4ISmo sec
EsrcatsgO HgrCscoPo para sd!vlHs- el
L-E FEL.E .s.-.r.r .....--... ---.----..- Cue
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ESPIRITISMO.

nerocro,s-,c Esn.r,Es.a 40c
- ! 49, 10 J,s EfsIiumS .,.... 75c
81 libra de los ES7irltuS .-.-.--:. 7sc
Ell Genesis, los MilascoS $ las Frfdic-
- Cy,,rarfC SzsTFn 81 EsDiritismo 75c.
e Cello Y 81 Inferno ----..-----... az
9Drss P6s.umaS de Allan kardek -. 20
;Que IS q EspiT.IlsnO? -........ 4Sc
krye De CI-gr p0r medic DEL Iosgne-
asrlQ ' sGs gUElit2rs5. Esho. massage
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
ASGCIACICN DE MEDiCOS
MEXICANOS

Varies mediccs rcLyicanos acor
danes Oar consuitas medicas por
correo con e. prop6sito &c servir
al compatriota enfermo que vive
n lugares cue no hey m6Gico me-
xicaHo o cue tropieza con Lificul-
tadas del idioma.
Todos somos T6dicos con mu-
chos amos de practica, y estamos
IegaImente autorizados para ejer-
GER nuestra profession en- este Es-
tad0.
En- junto e~5tudiaremo3 caGa nal
que Sc nos ~consu!te, y acord2rcmos
FL t~@tamiento que debe de insti-
tuirse.
10 cobramos ~consulta.
DAREMOS Una OPINION
EONRAD&
Diriia Ia correspondence =:
ASSOCIATION DE NIEDECOS
MEXICANOS
P. D. Box 101. Station a,
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
Ia NECED0RA

Tendido en- ella el cUerpo p~erezoso,
nj acompasado ~vaiven, finge la imagi-
.@naci6a f~antastica travesia por mares
ideales.
Como en- cuna de ninO media por
madre amorosa, Gescansa en- ella el
cuerpo. postrado, debil, como nino en-
serno. mientras el espiritu YEA so
bre e., arrullandolo con maraviliosos
~cuentos de hadas y genios bondado-
SOS.
Aletada sin vuelo, vaiven sin avan-
&c. ~peregrina aventura del caballo
Clavileno z cargo de Ia imagination!
No fue seguramente en- mecedora
donde Sc concibieron por hombres de
voluntad energica, planes trazados
con segura decision para ser reallza-
dos punto por punto, como fueron
concebidos.
La mecedora no es asiento de con-
ou:stadores nj de hombres PRACTICES.
+ Qui6n Sc figura IN Napoleon en- me-
cedora? Marco Antonio perdi6 el I'M
pcrio del mundo, Ior meterse en- cl
B-uceutauro: mecedo-a de ORC, mar
fiji Y cedro con ve!amen de purpura y
cc-5ajes de soda y orc que usaba
Cleopatra para mccer 'imperatorI"
scbre las aguas azules de los mares
de Egipto.
Columpio de sohadores, de poetas,
de 81 vaiyGn los pensamientos no Sc
fiian en- eI cerebro con pesadez abru-
MADEIRA; antes parece como 81 alige-
radios Sc escap&ran Y fuera de eI re-
volotean alrcdedor, refrescando 81
freate al velo suayisimO.
IN autor a Ia moderna, podia atre-
verse I recitar ell monologo Hamlet
en mccedora. La prorieaad a~rqueoIo-
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