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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25
LITTLE pI(K:Up5
Sport

1t hardly seems humane to keep a
war tax on bleacher seats.
Catcher Bill Killefer went ahead of
the Chicago Cubs to California.
lack Wheat has been a member of
the Brooklyn club for ten years.
Cleveland fans are we'll satisfied
with the acquisition of Larry Gard
ner.
The Yanks have purchased Bobby
Meusel, Pacific Coast league first
baseman.
Walter Johnson was one of the first
of the Washington players to report
for training.
Claude Williams ought to make a
great pitcher for Manager Kid Gleason
next summer.
IL thc pldycTS Woufu SliSlCH Ic"
more singles into doubles there would
be less stretching In the grand stand.
The Yankees have released Pitcher
Ed Monroe to the st. Paul club Of the
American association.
. The New York Yankees have finally
waived claim to Charlie Herzog, or
rather quit trying to pay him $4,000.
Mordecai Brown will manage the
Terre Hause club in the Three-l
league.
Jimmy Burke is the new miracle man
OF baseball Jimmy has got Dave Dav-
export to working. s
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25
Not of Much Account

Hewitt-Poor Gruet is no more.
Jewett-He never was very much.
Daily News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Courage respects courage.-Steven-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25
Foreign

A Paris dispatch says military ex-
parts under the direction Of Marshal
Foch have been charged with the
drifting of d report on what should be
done i'm the event that Germany re-
fuses to sign the treaty of peace.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

German and Baltic German troops
have seized Iibau and OverthrOwn the
Lettish provisional government, ac-
cordiug to advices received by the
Lettish press bureau ut Copenhagen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Clark Griffith says that Babe Ruth is
joke pitcher. But the joke is usually
on the batter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Mordecai Brown will manage the
Terre Hause club in the Three-l
league.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Eighteen hundred persons. including
400 women, were murdered by the boil
sheviki at Ufa. according to telegram
from 0msk received In official quarters
et Eone0n.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

A Coblenz dispatch says the Thirty
second division Michigan
National Guard) started moving back
across the Rhine Friday, hOmeward
hound via RrpSt
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

An American military mission ar
rived at Berne to study the Swiss mil
itary system. with the object Of intro
ducing it in the United States in mOdi-
fed form.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

. The New York Yankees have finally
waived claim to Charlie Herzog, or
rather quit trying to pay him $4,000.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

A small American scouting party OPP
Grating in front of the allied positions
along the railway front. near Archan-
GEL surprised and ambushed a bolshe-
yik patrol in the forest four miles
east of the railway. wounding a num-
her of the enemy '.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Andrew Curry, an aviation instruc-
tor. and an unidentified pupil were
killed when their plane went into a
"tail spin" and fell In a residence Sec
ton of Venice. Cal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Looks like cinch bet that George
Mcbride will get in the box scores
again this season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

Jimmy Burke is the new miracle man
Of baseball Jimmy has got Dave Dav-
export to working.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-04-25

The Swiss federal council. It is re-
ported at Berne. has decided to recOg-
aizc the new German government on
the ground that it was elected legally
by the national assembly which was
chosen by the votes of the people.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
MACHINE CUNNERS
ARRIVE In MACON
RoUslNG RECEPTION FOR BOYS
OF THE 1857.

Macon, Ga. May 9.--The lJlst Ma
chine Gun battalion which left Camp
Merritt, n j., Wednesday afternoon
arrived in Macon this morning amid
loud shrieks of whistles and sirens,
ringing of bells and thunderous 8 -
of welcome from the thousands gath
cred to welcome Georgias brave boys
home. Airplanes circled over the sta
tion as the boys detrained. A parade
formed on Gerry street near the Ter
minal station made up Of squad Of
police, Shriner band, Confederate vet
Grams, Lanier High School band, La
ner High School cadets, Georgia Mill
tary band, Macon drum and bugle
corps, I51st Machine Gun battalion,
discharged men OF the 151st, wounded
men of the 151st an da long line or
civic orfianizatiOns and individual
marchers. AS the procession marched
up Cherry street, aeroplanes flew
overhead. Dinner was served by the
15lst Machine Gun battalion at Hotel
Lanier at 2 p. m.
Later this afternoon the site for the
memorial to the dead of the battalion
was dedicated, the address being de-
livered by General w. A. Harris. One
OF the largest crowds in Macon's his
tory witnessed the welcoming home
of Macon's Own today.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
GEORGIA BOY FIRST ON
TRANSATLANTIC JOURNEY

Atlanta Ga, May 9. 9.--Commander
John II. Towers, Of the naval seaplane
NC 3, which started yesterday from
ROckaway to Halifax on the first leg
of his transatlantic flight, is a Geor-
gia boy, Young TOwers-who is Just
3O-Was born and bred at Rome, grad
uating from Annapolis in 1906 as an
ensign. He was assigned to air duty
and was sent to England at the begin
1ing Of the war to study develop
ment of aircraft, long before America
entered the struggle. There he mar.
ried. Coming back, he continued his
studies and experiments in aviation,
being rapidly promoted. On one of
his trial flights he fell from nearly a
thousand feet in the Chesapeake Bay,
being badly injured. His companion
was killed. During the latte days
OF the war he was ranking officer in
naval aviation in, the United States.
That he was selected personally to
pilot the first giant plane in the trip
over the ocean is a compliment to his
ability which has greatly pleased his
many friends in the northern section
of the state. Before starting Thurs
day, he received hundreds of mes
sages from his home town wishing
him luck in his great adventure.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
= VOTE FOR ROAD BOND'
JOHNSON FOUND NOT GUILTY
Twioos County Case Transferred to
Laurens Comes TO End.

Dublin, May 9-Late Thursday
night the jury which heard the case OF
j. d. Johnson of Twiggs county
brought in verdict of not guilty. A
large crowd was in the court room
when the verdict was read and the
Jury was loudly cheered. Johnson's
wife and children with him Wept for
pure joy, and johnson himself was
much affected. 1t was several min
utes before order could be restored,
so intense was the demonstration.
Superior court adjoured this after
noon when the grand jury finished its
work for the term Johnsons case
was the last tried by them at this
term. He was accused of murder,
having shot A. S. Griffin in Twiggs
county in the early part of this year.
A change of venue was granted and
the case sent TO Laurens for trial
-- VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS --
666 HAS PROVEN 1T WILL CURE
MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER, COLDS AND La
GRIPPE. 1T KILLS THE PARASITE
THAT CAUSES THE FEVER 1T is
A SPLENDID LAxITIVE AND GEN.
ERAL TONIc.--Adv.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
CONTEMPLATED GOOD ROADS
BOOST PRICE OF LAND

Americus, Ga, May 8.-What is be-
lieved to be the highest price ever
paid for Georgia farm land offered
at public outcry under a decree. OF
the court making the sale compul-
sorry. was paid here Tuesday by U.
p. Jones for small tract situated
in the 18th district about ten miles
south of Americus. One hundred dol
dals an acre was the price PAID by
Mr. Jones, and when it is explained
that the farm in question contains
few architectural improvements, the
price seems even more remarkable.
The tract was offered and sold by
w. P. Wallis as attorney for three
commissioners named by the court OF
ordinary to sell the property for
division, and for the use OF MINOR
children of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Turner. deceased, late of this county.
The early assured construction OF
a complete network of permanent
payed highways in Sumter county, it
is said, was responsible for the high
nrice paid by Mr.. Jones.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11

> VOTE FOR ROAD Bon
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
GETTING STATE CAPITOL IN
SHAPE FOR LEGISLATURE

Atlanta, Ga, May 10.-Ilon. T. f.
Massengale, custodian Of the state
capitol buildings and grounds, has
commenced his work on the state
house building in preparation for the
geenral assembly meeting the latter
part of June. Mr. Massengale has
purchased new desks for additional
senators and repie sentaHves, and isl
d ing a pretty tn rough job &
house cleaning for the solons.
- VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS --
A little learning is a dangerous
thing for the amateur skater.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
IS PEOPLE KILLED
BY TEXAS TORNADO
Farmhouses Destroyed and Crops are
Damaged When Severe Storm
Sweeps the Lower Rio
Grande Valley.

Corpus Christi, Tex. May 9.--Fif-
teen persons were killed when one
of the wofs ttornadOes ever experien-
ced in southwest Texas, swept the
lower Rio Grandc valley, demolishing
farm houses and doing great damage
to growing crops, according to telc-
grams received here tonight from the
4t3Tm.stmclien area.
The storm took its heaviest toll
of life at Mission where a shed in
which Mr. Wick, his wife and four
children and a number Of MeXicans
had taken refuge from the hurricane,
collapsed, Mr. Vick and two Of his
children were Instantly killed while
Mrs. Wick was seriously injured. The
other two children, a boy Of l2 years
of age and a baby, escaped uninjurcd.
Mrs. Vick is not expected to recover.
Nine McVicans also are reported
10 have been killed when the shed
elapsed, although this could not be
verified as wire communication west
Of Donna is down.
Six miles west Of Mission at Mad
era, seven adults and two children
are known to be dead. all of whom
are MeXicans.
A Mexican and two children were
killed six miles north of Donna.
The wind was accompanied by
heavy hail Which did great damage
TO crops. Many farm houses and
other building in the path of the
tornado were unroofed The damage
TO property in the upper valley
where the storm spent its greatest
fury, is estimated at close to 100000
while it is impossible to estimate the
damage to crops.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-11
MAY RECOGNIZE
KOLCHAK RUSSIA
SEEMS POPULAR THING IN PARIS
AT PRESENT.

Paris, Thursday movement
for the recognition Of the govern
ment of Admiral Kolchak at Omsk by
the Allies and The United States as
the defacto government Of Russia, is
supported 81 generally here that the
announcement Of such action any day
may not be cU,prsing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
CREPUSCULo

Retiradas las flores Y recogido el sun
tuoso servicio de mesa, ell comcdor y
los salones recobraban Su aspecto acos-
tumbrado, aspecto de casera severidad.
Dos criados frotaban el suelo de ma
dera, manchado pcr los restos del
. lunch ~ per las pisadas de les comen-
sales La seiiora de Sarlat tenia adn
grabada en- los ojos la animation de
la escena que Sc habia desarrollado ALI
algunas horas antes, Y ante ell vacio
de la estancia silenciosa, una sensaci6n
de frio invadiola bruscamente.
ivacia, fria, silenciosal mo 10 Sc
ria su existencia ahora que habia par
lido todo cuanto constituia ell encanto
de la misma?
Sintiendo que los sollozos la ahoga-
ban, empujo precipitadamente la puer
ia, con ell corazon desfallecido Sc en-
camino su dormitorio Una vez ALI
despidio a la camarera que envolvia
uidadosamente ell traje de gala, un
traje de terciopelo que qusdo exten-
dido sobre la CANA con las mangas ahue-
cadas la cola colgando, y Sc dejo
caer desolada en- un sill6n junto al
fuego de la chimenea. . iCuantas We
ces susanna, de bata zapatillas, habia
lido ALI a charlar un ratio antes dc
acostarse! iQue paliques, que mi
mos aquellos
iAquellos dias, ay, habian pasado
para no volver mas!
susanna Sc habia casado por la mana
ma, ahora navegaba a todo vapor ha-
cia Ell mar azul, acompanada de su ma
rido, que al presente 10 seria todo pa
ra ella. Los padres, que durante diez
nueve amos lie consagraron tanto ca
J riio, Quedarian relegados segundo ter
mino.
-iC6mo puede la ley sancionar tan
monstruosa iniquidad? pensaba la Sc
nora de Sarlat. rebelandose, lorando
con toda su alma y maldiciendo de to-
do cotazon su yerno, como hacen
todas las madres Ell primer dia en- que
adquieren' e. titulo de suegras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19

Bien conocia ella todas esas ctapas
por haberlas recorrido en- otro tempo;
habia sufrido, pensaba, todo 10 que su-
frirse puede: las indignaciones. exage-
radas, las desesperanzas locas en- las
que todos los muelles whales en- ten
sion amenazan romperse.
sin embargo, cl senior Sarlat no,
era un NAL hombre; asi Sc 10 decian
a ella en- aqueilos dias de sufrimiento,
asi 10 cs5imaba ella tambisn ahora,
cuando la experienced dc la vida le ha-
bia hecho cl don de la moderation de
juicio y de la indulgencia. Era SIM
plenente un hombre amable, demasiado
amable, dispuesto coger todas las ro-
sas que su paso hallaba para poner-
selas ell el ojal.
Pero para la joyen esposa ofendida
en- su. altivez en su amor, era un
hip6crita Y un falso, junto al cual pa
reciale intolerable la existencia. pre-
cisamente otro hozlbre la nabia ase-
diado durante aquella tormenta, ha-
blandole de un amor apasionado res
petuoso, de un amor con Ell que todas
las mujeres suefian, proponi6ndole un
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
MATILDE ALANIc.
EL corRE DE Los sEcRETos.-

Ell coFRE DE LOS SECRETOS.-
Todos tenemos en- la vida un recuerdo
que conservamos con Garlic: pequeiie-
ces clIya vista nos liable de nuestra in
fancia, de dias felices de momentos
tristcs.
Esas nsignificancias, de tanto valor,
mcrecen un estuche adecuado a 10 que
representan, y ese estuche debe ser Ell
cofrecito que hoy figura en- la misma
vitrina que Ell esenciero del cual ha-
biamos el otro dia, v, quizas dentro de
algunas horas Sc separen para seguir
distinto rumbo.
Sc trata de un cofre de concha con
incrustaciones de marfl, y Tornado por
dentro de algo que parecc estalo, pc
70 que no sabemos 10 que es,
Para hacer I'M bonito regalo, dificil-
mente Sc encontrara algo de mejor gu
to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
PEoUENEcEs INTEREsANTEs

va hemos dicho algunas veces que
para conservar cl cults bonito y fresco
era conveniente usar diario "cold-
cream, cuya receta creemos haber da-
do en- otra OCCASION; pero como algma
de nuestras amables lectoras la soh-
cita dc nuevo, tenemos sumo gusto en-
repetirla.
Hacen falta los ingredientes indi-
cados continuation:
Cera virgen 25 gramos.
Esperma de ballena 25 gramos.
Aceite de almendras dulces so gramos.
Aqua de rosas so gramos.
Al bafio de Maria Sc derriten la ce-
ra y la esperina; cuando esten liquidas
sc agrega Ell aceite, en- un recipien-
te dc porcelana Sc bate con un te-
ncdor, incorporando gotta q gotta Ell aqua
de rosas. Es precise trabajarlo du-
rante bastantc tempo, hasta que ten
ga la susvidad consistencia del chan
tilly'. Despues SC echa en- un jarro y
Sc cubre con papel de estafo tapon
de cristal esmerilado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19

divorcio, IN nlatrimonio en- ell extran
iero, brihdandale una nueva vida cuya
felicidad bcrraria los n1alos recuerdos
de la anterior En- aquellas ocaSiones,
trastornada la .cabeza, lancerado ol CO.
razon, apoderabsse de ella el vertigo,
y casi estaba a punto de ceder, cuando
susanna la habia salvado.
Una noche. la pequenuela Sc desperto
asfixiandose. a consecuencia de un alta
que de csup, y junto la cuna de aquel
ser querido que Sc ahogaba permane-
cieron inclinados dia y noche Ell padre
Y la madre, unidos en- una misma te-
rrible angustia y dando repentinamente
al olvido todo otro sentimiento. Y
cuando, pasado ell peligro, la nina Sc
durlnio sonriendoles una calma inmen-
sa, bienhechora, invadio Ell alma de la
seiora de Sarlat.
GQue eran, en- efecto, las febriles
agitaciones de otros tiempoS, compare
das con la espantosa sacudida due en-
aquellos dias habia yexperimentado?
va no sentia colera nj rencor contra
su marido; habiase operado. EN- ella
una revolucion; la madre habia reem-
plazado a la mujer, y ahora compren-
dia que de todos los sentimientos hui
manos solo ell amor maternal puede
nenar una existencia.
| iCuan lejos, cuan perdidos en- ell fon-
do del pasado estaban aquellos contur-
badores recuerdos!. =. Desde aQuel en-
tonces habia vivido fuerte y serena,
enteramente consagrada su hija, sa-
boreando deliciosamente las alegriaS
que cada dia lie procuraba susanna y
del todo resignada respecto de su es-
poso Este, a medida que habia SEN
lido Ell peso de los amos, habia lido pa
sando mas horas en- SUI casa, impregna-
/ da de ana paz dichosa; algo descon-
/ certado, inquieto, en- un principle, ha-
bia acabado por recobrar su puesto en-
la vida de familia que de este modo
qued6 Reconstructed.
La situacion violenta dc los prime
ros dias de aquella -existencia no ha-
bia tardado en- desaparecer, gracias a
la nina, Y la qucrida Susana, que traia
al retortero su padre, que la mi
maba, " su nladre Quien adoraba
habia sido ell mas firme lazo de union
entire los dos esposos.
Pero ahora Gua Susana no esfaY.i 4
ALI para comunicar su encanto al ho
gar, 5que seria de ellos reducidos 81
.nismos?- iQu6 vida tan girls, tan fria!
ivalia aquclla vida Ia pena de SCI
vivida?
al formula- aQuclla conclusion ds
un pcsimisIlo descorazonador, la sefio
ra de Sarlat rompio a llorar de nue.
vo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19

Esta publication
al desarroo de ctura
la mujer. microbes
ora pagna
la ampltud possible
En- 10 raciona Rico
usta noble
y ndo
do la vd pubcaremos grafcos
tomentc
distinguish
ogulo cifcuo alc
la ampliima propohemo Gmprcnde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
LAS CARTAS DE MUJER

A escribir y hablar correctamente nos
ensena la gramatica, y la retorica nos
da reglas para hablar bien y escribir
al alma: la una viste la frase con
decencia y la otra la adorna con buen
gusto y lie da claridad, precision y
e1egancia.
La gramatica la sido comparada a
una mujer hermosa de formas, pero de
modales bruscos desabrida en- su ira
to, de tai manera que ella causa frio
Ell el amino no conmueve las fbras
intimas.
Mientras que la retorica junta a la
belleza ell don de la gracia de la
ammonia que atraen, conmueven y eau
tivan. La primera es la anatomia
desnuda del idioma la otra es la vi
Ga de la Erase, la biologia sublime del
pensamiento.
La gramatica es la geografia con to-
da su aridez. La retorica es Ia historic
con todos sus encantos, su amenidad
~ sus distracciones.
La e.ocuencia nacio primero que la
ret6rica es un don raro de la natu-
raleza: es ell talento de persuadir.
La retorica, la vez, es guia y fire.
no de la elocuencia.
No fue la retorica la que formo los
Demostenes. los Cicerones, y los Cas-
telares; fueron cllos los que dieron ori
gen al artc de bien decir. Els de sus
discursos Y de sus movimientos ora
torios dc donde la retorica SAGA sus
ensenanzas sus mejores triunfos. :.
Nadie esta lbre dc tener que le-
vanta la voz Ell los tribunales, EN- las
Asambleas, en- la catedra sagrada.
Algunos Sc ocupan ell escribir obras
que enseiian, que divierten o que dis
tracn, poesias que entusiasman onena-
jenan.
Todo maestro tiene obligation de pre-
Darar diariamente sus lecciones.
Y nadie habra que Sc considere Ii
bre de tener que escribir una mu-
chas cartas.
Para todo este Sc necesita saber re-
torica, especialmente para-la correspon-
dencia epistolar.
Solo eli bello sexo no ha menester
gramatica nj ret6ricas para enderezar
sus cartas; elias tienen I'm don espe-
cial, una ciencia infusa para salir al
rosas en- este dificilisimo genero de la
retorica, desde la gran doctora, t'santa
Teresa de Jests'', IA sapientisima
''Madama de Sevigne'', hasta aquella
pobre mujer, que ignorante del 'grie-
60 Y del latin, dicto al Cura de su
pueblo, estas y otras estrofas, no apren-
didas:
'iSenor Rector, seiior Rector! en- vano
Me quereis complacer,
81 no cncarnan los signos de la mano
Todo ell ser de mi ser.
Escribidle, por Dios, que el alma mia
va en- mi no quiere estar;
Que la pena me ahoga cada dia.
Porque puedo llorar.
Que es de cuantos tormentos he sufrido
La ausencia el mas atroz
Que es un perpetuo sueno de mi dido
Ell eco de su voz.
Que siendo por SUI causa, el alma mia
iGoza tanto en- sufrir! ~
Dios mio, icuantas cosas lie diria
81 supiera escribir! -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
LA ESPERADA

Hace va muchos amos que te aguar-
do. INo piensas venir jamas? Mis-
brazos desesperados tie han estrechado
en- la noche, mi coraz6n ha alberto
todas sus puertas para recibirte y el
alma desamparada, esta alma que para
ii desnuda con alborozo sus mas pre-
ciosos rosales, tie sigue esperanto an
siosamente la vera de todos los aiios.
mo piensas vcnir jamas? Mil la
bios he besado creyendo besar los tu-
Eyos, y en- oprinidas manos femeninas
sangre. TIC anne Ell otras mujeres,
el perfume dc tn piel enveneno mi ca
beza. Hace va muchos aiios que te
ofrendo la mira de mis-. poemas y el
orc de mi csperanza! Onda sonora no
hay que me hablc de ii. En- ell silen-
clio tie oigo y me parece que ell toda
soledad me accompanies. C&nsado de bus
carte EN- IA Vida, trille bosques de H.
bros. GEo te hsbre visto nunca7 Tai
vez . . Solo que en- Ia Vida tie habr6
encontrado demasiado humana y Ell el
Arte demasiado ideal. Yo sc cue has
de venir, entire los regocijos de una
llarga primavera interiors. Pero, Gcuan-
do, Sonora, cuando? Esta suprema an
sia de possession en- que vivo, es, creelo,
el iltimo baluarte de mi ciega necesi;
dad de vivir.
Porque, sin ii: Gpara que la frescura
del oasis y la carcion de la fuente?
Para que la algeria del Gro y les lau-
relies de gloria? Para que la fogosa
juventud ell alma toda labrada para
los ritos del Arte? Para que?
A la vera dc todos los caminos te
aguarda mi corazon. GNo cres cual Ia
rosa perfGinada y como ell sureo fe-
cunda; cual la nieve, virgen, y como
la montana, sinuosa bajo las nieblas?
"a la hechicera no lc des la vi
da! 49," Entonces, Gpor que yo tie La
doy en- ell retro de mi propia concien-
cia, no te borro EN- mi mismo, an
tes de concerto y de hbar en- TIL bo-
ca ell disolvente de mi hbertad y de
esta illusion que te consagro?
Y 81 has de verir para ser mia; 81
sabes que te espero, Gpor que no lle-
mas mis- ojos con claridad de tu ros-
tro, me tiendes los brazos y me
dices: Idonde me buscas?
Acaso sea demasiado tarde cuando
llegues ungir con tus mimos mi CO.
raz6n mi espiritu. Puede entonces
que til, la enganadora de siempre, trai-
gas al nido cansado azahares deslus-
tfados por ell tempo pebeteros sin
mira. Tai vez para ii misnia sea de
masiado tardel Y cuando te pregunte:
Ieres mi Presentida?, me respondents
muy Quedo:
Isl. Ahora sere tuya en- la vida
sin vida, ell ell tempo sin tempo, en-
el amor sin amor. Seras dichoso en-
mis- brazos, porque yo he salido victo-
ROSA de todas las pesadumbres don
celia de todos los lechos.
-Quien cres, pues. -?
La mujer infinita la Esperada.
-Pero TIL nombre. -?
La Muerte
F. j.. MEDINA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
Julio MARTINEZ.

Central Aguirrc, Mayo 1919.