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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
A DREAM THAT CAME
TRUE
Frank Knox Dreamed John
Davies Took Ring from Ger
man-Ring Is Here.

That dreams come true-some-
times-has been emphasized by the
experience of Frank Knox, and in a
most realistic and impressive manner.
Several weeks before the armistice
was sign2d, Frank dreamed of Johnny
Davies, his nephew, a soldier in
France. In his dream he saw John go
over the top and into the German
trenches; he saw him run big Ger
man through with his bayonet; he
heard John say as he snatched ring
with cleaning red stone set from the
dead Germans fingers, al will send
this ring to Uncle Frank" The dream
made such an impression upon Mr..
Knox that he awoke his wife and told
her of it. The next day he told
Johns father
know, brave Johnny Davis succumb-
ed to wounds received in battle and
today sleeps "In Flanders field where
poppies grow" The sequel to the
'-eam came Monday when Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies received the effects of
tner son from the war department.
Among them is a German ring with
red stone set in it. The dream had
come true.
The ring will become the property
of Frank Knox, as the boy undoubted-
ly intended, and he will treasure it
as one of his most priced possessions.
The story is so wonderful as to be
almost unbelievable, and yet it is abb
true in every detail.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Petition for City Water.

A petition praying for the exten.
sion of the water mains on CONNER.
'cial avenue south to Sixth street, and
also for the installation, of street
light at the corner of Sixth and Com
mercial, was presented by residents
of the new Daily sub-addition. That
part of the petition relating to water
was referred to the waterworks com
mittee, with favorable action contain
plated. The street light was not look
ed upon with favor, as this addition
is not incorporated in the city.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
real ESTATE ACTIVITY
CONTINUES
Many Changes in Ownership of
Ranches-Few Sales in
Town.

The demand for Emmett farm lands
continues active and several large
sales are recorded this week.
The VanDeusen Brothers Company
have purchased the interests of J. L.
Steward in the Hanthorn ranch, just
north of the river bridge, and also in
the cattle. The VanDeusens are fat
tening there on silage 300 head of
steers and 1000 head of sheep. In ad-
dition 1000 head of cattle are being
wintered on the ranch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Bit by Dog.

Arch Wright of Ola was in town
Monday, returning from Boise val
ley, where he had taken his cattle to
feed during the winter season. A few
weeks ago he was painfully injured in
one leg by kick from a horse. While
driving his cattle between here and
Boise he was bitten by dog in the
same spot that was previously injured,
when he went into a house to seek
shelter from the storm. The wound
was giving him much pain.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mcconnell have

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mcconnell have
moved to town for the winter from
their ranch near Horseshoe Bend.
Roy White of New Plymouth, MEM
Der of the firm of White o 'Bryon,
has been spending several days this
week in the city, assisting with the
inventory of the stock in the Emmett
store
R. G. Newcomer went to Boise Tues
day evening to attend jewelers. con-
vention and banquet, but failed to
locate the banquet, The next day he
received notice that it had been post
poned.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
LETTER FROM zEKE
SWEET
Is Visiting in Ohio-But the Old
Place Isn't What 1t Used
to Be.

AFTER an absence OF 4o years, MT
and Mrs. Zeke Sweet are making {
visit to the old home at Batavia, Ohio
Zeke is evidently out of his element
there and pining for a sight of the
Big Butte and the Old Liberty mine
and the beautiful Squaw creek valley
and the old town of Sweet and its
good people, for he winds up his let
ter with the exhortation: "Take good
care of Idaho; will be back soon to
help Whether talking or writing
Mr.. Sweet is always entertaining, and
his letter given below will interest all
Index readers, we are sure:
"As so many of the people asked me
to write to them, l thought it would
be easier for me to drop you few
lines for them all, for l know your
rep as to knowing everybody's busi-
ness.
"Our first stop was in Abilene,
Kans. Took good look at it and the
country around it, which is very nice,
but very poor crops. You would laugh
at the hay stacks. could jump over
most fthem at one jump and all at
two. By the way, Abilene is Brady's
old town. Then we came to Manhat-
tan. The country there is very sim
liar; fine looking land but very poor
crops. ] was going through the town
and they told me Andy Sweet lived
there. l told them to stop. He came
out. l shook hands, told him who | was
hadn't seen him for so years. / says,
Andy, you look fine Yes, he says.
4 never drank or chewed and that is
the cause He says, You are looking
WELL Yes l says, 4 did both, and it
has kind of preserved me- He never
invited me in.
We then came here, or within 18
miles of home. Had to stay all night
at Milford--s old hotel l stayed at
43 years ago, the only one in the
place. Milford is as large at Emmett
They did not serve meals. The land
lord showed me a restaurant We
went there and l tell you we came I
near starting for Idaho in the morn
ing. The hotel man couldn't change I
a $40 bill and the restaurant could
not change dollar. ! had to go to
The bank and get change for the ten.
When | got on the car for Marathon
hey notified US that they were going
20 stop running the car next day. | Il
old them we would go on up anyway
md could walk back When l got off
# my old home l could not believe
t. Have just seen two men 1 knew
I3 years ago.
Now, there is just one thing l want
o say to all old timers: If you have 1
'een away from the old home 43
ears, do not come back; stay for the !,
asst call. You will feel bitter. 1t has
een raining every day and have not
een anywhere, Walked down to me !
Id East Fork and looked at the old
ome. But. oh my, got here too
ate, for pawpaws, so you see my trip
7as mostly failure.
"Take good care of old Idaho, / will I
Don be back to help. My wife and :
re both we'll"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
EMMETT NEWS

Mrs. George Rinker was called tc
Oregon recently by the death of q
sister
A marriage license was issued in
Caldwell on Saturday to Charles c.
Caldwell of Nampa and Clara Allen OF
Emmett
| j. E. Chandler, the well known Ola
rancher and stockman, was in town
Monday and Tuesday on court matters
Elmer Nesbitt of Ola was in town
Monday and Tuesday as a witness in
the Chandler -Dodson case before the
probate-court.
Mrs. Barber, Mrs Locke and Mrs
Whitman represented the Emmett
w. C. T. U. at the state convention of
that organization in Boise last week
Mrs. Mary Hunt exp pets to leave
in few days for the East to spend
the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Louise Whitehead, cousin of
Henry Dubberke, returned home to
Seattle Monday, after visit with her
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sanders and Ger
aldins returned Saturday from an ex-
tended visit in Iowa and other middle
western points. Idaho looks pretty
good to them yet.
Mrs. Erwin Heath and Mrs James
Heath spent a couple of days in
Boise this week.
Mrs. D. D. Farnsworth has taken a
position as clerk in the Palm Bakery.
E. K. Hayes, G. B. Mains and Har-
ry Shellworth returned Tuesday from
a hunting trip in the Lowman coun-
try. Bad weather, with rain and snow
mada their stay disagreeable, but they
brought back five deer as a reward
for their strenuous journey. There
were five in the party.
Mrs. E. L. Holverson and children
and Mrs. Bildarback returned yester-
lay from a two weeks visit in Boise
Mrs. E. K. Haves returned today
rom weeks visit among friend
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cook are plan
hing to leave in a few days for long
yisit to the old homa in Iowa, vaca
ion they both richly deserve.
Lee 0. Miles left Tuesday for Min
leapolis to attend the national en-
of the American Legion
is representative of Lawrence Dres-
er Post of this city.
Sumner Whitney, High school
tudent, received bad cut in ons of
lis hands on Tuesday when glass
eceptacle broke while he was con-
ucting an exercise in tho chemistry
laboratory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinzer are con-
ined to their home by an attack of
he flu.
The hunting party composed of
lark Campbell, Geo. Kennedy, R. B.
wilson and Will Basye returned Tues
ay with three fine bucks and bear.
hey camped on Monumental creek
nd combined hunting with prospect
lg, located mining claim. In COM
lg out they had to "buck" three feet
{ snow on Cabin Greek summit. I
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
An Education Film.

The making of Armstrong; limo
leum from raw material to the finish
ed product will be shown at the Meal
Theatre Friday, Nov. Z, Sunday. Nov.
8, and Monday, Nov. 9. For patterns
in the Armstrong Linoleum and var
ious other floor coverings see The
Pioneer Furniture Store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
GRAND Master Visits Lodpe

The Emmett lodge A. 0. U. w. was
honored Monday evening by visit
from Grand Master B. C. Marks of
Fargo, No. Oak, accompanied by Dep
uty Grand Master W. R. Fitzpatrick of
Boise. There were rs members pres
ent to greet the officials at the meet
ing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

WilliamLyman this week closed a
deal with Ira L. Flagler for So acres
of young orchard son the east slope.
This is one of the best located or
chard tracts in the valley, and when
the fine modern residence, which Mr..
Lyman plans to build, is completed, it
will be one of the prettiest and most
desirable farm homes in the valley.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Thanksgiving Day Nov. 27.

By proclamation, Governor Davis
has named Thursday, November 81,
as day of thanksgiving and praise.
November II has been named as Ar
mistice Day and proclaimed as holi-
day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Park Money Here

A draft for $4,000 was received to-
day by the city TREASURER for the Park
fund, the balance of $4,000 having been
received few days previously. 1t is
expected that the deal for the pur-
chase of thu 13-acre prune orchard of
E. X. Hayes will be closed within the
next few days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Iniured hy Horse FaIlinp

While riding through town last
Thursday, Claude Whiteside suffered
a painful injury to his right ankle
when his horse fell while going over
a street crossing. He will be laid
up for sumetime yet.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
COURT HOUSE NEWS

District court adjourned Saturday.
Three cases were disposed of as fol-
lows:
-Sprague VS.. Thornock, Judgment
for plaintiff and damages assessed at
$1,000.
Minola Andrews VS.. Levern An
drows, divorce granted.
First National Bank VS.. Emmett r.
rigation District, involving legality
of s15,56150 worth of warrants which
had run the statutory limitations.
Judgment which in effect places the
warrants in good standing was award
ed plaintiff.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

st. Clair Guthrie, who arrived here
from Montana last week, this week
bought the Col. Hunter ranch Of 100
acres near Hanna from Mr.. Bess, and
will again become a resident of the
bench afer an absence of several
years. Emmett folks are pleased to
have this excellent family back again.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Water Users Meeting.

A meeting of the Water Users OF
the Emmett Irrigation District will
be held Saturday evening in CONNER
cial. Club rooms to consider plans for
the coming year. 1t is expected that
the new superintendent will be pres
ent to outline his plans, and also j.
M. Thompson of Caldwell and o. C.
Haga of Boise. This meeting is i'm
portant and full attendance is de-
sired
D. H. vANDEUSEN
President.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

Ed Waring this week sold his re-
sidence in Zimmerman addition to J..
A. CIeswell, who will take possession
as soon as the Warnings can arrange to
move to their new homo in California.
The consideration was $2500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
City Attorney Resigns.

Because he is about to leave EN-
NETT permanently, City Attorney
Harry Workman tendared his resig-
nation to take effect Immediately, and
it was accepted. The vacancy will be
filled by appointment of the mayor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

W. W. Wilton has booght from
Jonathen Moulton the cottage on First
street occupied by Ray Newcomer. 1t
is reported that Mr.. Wilton bought
it for another party.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

yon county sheriff that he will no
longer keep Twilegar in his custody
He will be taken to Ada county if
suitable arrangements can be made.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

Rev. W. H. Parker, who recently
sold his suburban. tract near the
Emerson schoolhouse, east of own, to
James Dean of Montour, has pur-
chased the Mrs. Fowler residence in
D. & c. addition, and moved into it
this week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

Peter Berkman during he past week
sold his 40-acre ranch on Bissell creek
to Gideon Spoor of Round valley. Mr..
and Mrs. B2rkman will hold sale of
their effects next Tuesday and will
move to Denver, we are sorry to say
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

Judge Sutton has appointed Miss
Marvel Fowler as guardian of Max
and James Fowler, minors.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

The treasurer's and assessors of
fices are busily engaged in sending
out real and personal tax notices.
Miss Lynette Davis is assisting in
the treasurer's office during tn !,
rush.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

The probate court, with Judge SUIT
ton presiding, heard the case of J. E.
Chandler VS.. John Dodson, both of
Ola, to replevin a mule, on Monday.
Decision was in favor of plaintiff.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

Final papers were issued the past
week in the probating of the estates
of Richard McCool and G. C. Chandler
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06
Evidently Gordon Twilegar is ar

obstreperous prisoner, as Sheriff
Repper has bee nnotified by the Can
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-06

Lawrence Polly went to Cascade
Tuesday.
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Ia MUNECA

Ell mejOr auXiliar para conoce1
intimamente los sentimientos de las
nihitas V para guiarias, f~avoreclen-
90 suS bueuas inclinaciones ' corrl-
eiendo las nalaS, es la muneca. Este
IS IN valioso ccoperador para las
madres inteligentes Y observadoras-
Segun sean tiernas, caprlchosas,
fieIes. bruScas. laborioSas o Sndo-
lentes. asi So revelaran con sus NIL
recas: para alguras su placer CO..:
siste en- adorrarlaS pompOsamente,
~pasearlaS con ostencacioR Y gozar
con ell efecto que produce entire SUI
compaTieras: para otras a~carlCiarla
con ademanes ~carlnosoS, tiernoS y
p~rotectores: en- otTaS sobreSale e.
sentimiento de c~onsiderarse "a ma
ma de una mUneca. pero para ejer-
Ger el derecho de retarla, castigal-
Ia. a~zotarIa, es decir, para e%lercer
una avtor.dad ficticia que Ia haIaga-
AlgunaS dan 81 prefenancia a las
muHecas mas nUevas V hermosasi
rtras mas sensibles concedeH su Ia
vor. sus caricias, sus contluencla5
& laAras antiguas, aunqUe eSten 70
tas o feas.
Esta fidelidad revela IN coraz0n
noble. Desds otro pu1to de vista
nav nini:aS uue revelan Su esprit
tn de orden Y saCrificio cuidando de
! acOstar : lbrigar L munecas, Ell
vez Dc dejarias a~bandonadas en-
cualquiera parte.
Is on estaS enUcioneS. cue agi-
tan e. alma de las niNjt2s reSpecto
Ge sus munecaS. donde las madres
lnteIgcntes deScubrer los sentl-
.~nicntos Il convene estimular, des-
a~rrollarlo o cortener. P0r medic ce
IA m.hcra Sc les enseRa sin moleS-
, tia. a ser aseadaS. cuIdadoSas Y or
deradas: @aDrendeH a coHfeccionar
: ,os yestidos V adOrnos Y a sacar par
/ lido de los memories obletos, para
/ 7~resentar sus munecas Dien NsStldas
" adoraadaS: por este medic sc les
/ puedc d~asarrollar los Sengm1entos
! artisricos de ma toilette sencilla y
/ elega1te.
Por fin. las radres sc veran re-
/ traradas en- sus hjias, en- IA torma
que esyas tratan a sus munecas, por-
! cue = elias !e GirigjraH as m,Smas
: lecomendaciores. con Da!ahras du-
ras Y ademanes eNcrgjcos con gr.
to< V ~violencias. Ia. como elias IL
oven de 81 madre.
LILY.
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e. TESORO De LOS POBRES

b~astante fuerte para atrapar o que
alimentarse.
Pero como no tenia pelos Y cor
81 pobre piel Sobnc los huesos, era,
en- yerdad. IN pobre CATO.
Los pobres son buenos Sc ayu-
dan uno a los otros.
Los pobres de nuestro cuento re-
~gociidronse al cncontrar e. cato, y
no pensaron cn ~comerselo; por q
contrario. lie dieron IN POGO de TO-
cino, cue les habian dado a ellos por
carload.
e. cato. desputs de haber comioo
echo a andar deiante de clos Y los
condujo a una vieja .choza abando-
NADIA.
Habia en- ella dos asiertos : una
chimenea. segUn pudieron Yer Al en-
trar. MERGED a un rayo de luna que
desapareci6 en- seguida.
Cuando Sc cncontraron en- las IL
nieblas delante de Ia chimenea ne
gra. que la ~ausencia del fuego ha-
cha mas Negra t-davia, d~ijcron:
-iAh, 81 tuvieramos aunQue no
fuera mas que alguaos tizones....
iHaue tanto frio,. .Seria "ueno
rasar aqui n noche. 81 lado lei ho-
gar, c~ontandose Eistorias.
Pero no habia fucgo IN Ia chime
nea porque como ne dicho. raj dos
pohreS. tar pob-os. que TO tcnian
NADIA Embellishments.
De Frondo, dc. ascuas crillaron
en- ell fonGO del Aogar, dos hermosas
ascuas amarillas como ell ORC.
Vel rieio Sc froto alegremente
las manos. diciendo q 81 mujer:
-;Notas csc hermoso color.
ST Cue 10 noto-rCspondio la vie
jay alargaba las manos h&cia el
fuego.
-Sopla IN POGO Y el fuego Sc avn
vara.
-No-replic6 el m~arido-se aca-
haria d2naSladC prUnto.
Y SC m!raron alegres ante aQue-
los dos tizones tan reiucientes que
hjc:erOn olvidar sus pasadas miserias.
Toda Ia roehe Sc estuvi1ron a. la
DO Gc la caimenea con las manos eX-
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LILY.
CUENTO PARA LOS NlNOS
LOS TRES CAMINOS

q nismo sendsro Dor dondc habia We
nido. seguido 2or varios ~jovcnes. e.
Placer Sc voIrio hacia clos V les diio:
-Venid hermanos,, coronemonos
de rosaS antes de que mu&ramos. GQu6
es ia vida sin 81 placer
y corouados de flores Sc ALICIA
ron cantando V r.endo.
10 soy el Vicio. dijo a los que
quedahan otro perSonaje De mira
da fiera. de csrada al cinto Y de
porte arrogaute. Veuid conmigo les
que quer.is teaer dinero, houores Y
dichas. FiviremoS sin ley. robaremos
al ~inocente para apoderarnos de sus
riuUezas. oprimiremoS al juSto para
cue no nos importune con sus cona2-
jos. Al fin. dentro de pocos amos
seremos paste de la terra ' nos con-
fundircmos son ruestTas victimas.
Y todos les j6venes, nlenos uno, 81
guieron n viCio ansiando aplicar suS
la6ios en- las linfas del NAL.
10 SOY el trabajo. dUo Ell tercer
personals. que vestia traje numl!-
de. perc iinpio. Los cue recorren
esta senda IS cierto que tienen que
pasar grandes penas, que cruzar PoE
entire abrojos Y que trepar n cues
Ia dificil, pero eI sentimiento de-
deber da fuarZas para c%ontlnuar el
viaje. ell mismo sudor que mana de
nuestras frentes nos refresca y vigo-
RIA, ' sobre TODD, hallamos veisz
tranquila Y placida muerte, rcdea-
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C~arinaban por el sendero de Ia
VIDA varios ~j6venes de ounce a die
ciocho nos de edad. cuando iIegaron
q IN lugar CT cue e. camiHo Sc d.
vida en- tres Senderos. dos de eIoS
~rerrosos. bisr sombrsadoS Dor cor
~pulentos Y odorificcs ORIOLES cuyas
ramas Sc e~ntretejian rara fo-m2r
sombra perenne. dejando taHizar sua-
vemente Ia luz del sol El otro era
aspero ' trepaba Por Il montana
arida que parcels intermjna6le. pc
70 cuya Gina estaba rOdcada De es-
pleudente luz.
Perplejos Sc hallabra ,os jovenes
sin saber por cWal sendero segulr,
cuando por cada via aparecio an per-
sonaje que Sc acerco a eilcs.
FL uno astsba ricaTents vsstido.
u cabellos estabar ~polveados dc
pro-, sus e~jilla> pintaGas De carmin:
TODD revelaba en- e. una vida de afe.
minamiento.
Yo soy ell Placer. di.o i los j6ve'
mes Y la senda por tonde ne We
nido Sc llama IA senda del Placer.
Los que en- ella traRSItamos GAMMA
mos entire danzas Y feStines Y to0a
clase de diverSiones. hasta que nos
deSpenamos muy pront1 ea & abismo
de la miseria, de Ia enfermeGad Y
&c Ia muerte. La vida Sc hizo para GO
a mientras llega Ia muerte. Coma
mos, bebamoS que manana morire-
mos y dieiando este. desaparecio por
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terdidas hacia aquelIas ascuas, que
~relucian CEN dos luises y que Sc
guam artieado sin consumirse.
Y cuando llegl II mahana. los
pobres cue habian pasado saLisfe-
chos. sin frio, IA noche, vieron en-
ell fondo de Ia chimenea al pobre
gate que los miraba con sus grandes
ojos de oro.
Entontes comprendieron que e.
neflejo de aquellcs ojos era Ell fue-
90 Que los habia calentado toda n
noche.
! ell cato les dijo:
La illusion Rs 81 tesoro oe los po-
Lres".
Juar RICHEPIN.
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Que ell esposo de Xantipa haya
sido tan gran filosofo, es cosa que
debe admirarnos. iTener ideas GER
ca de una mujer gritona, Sin embar-
20. no pudo escribir: Is blen sabldo
cue Socratas no dej6 un solo Iibro.
:. -
La musica en- los matrimonios me
recuerda la que acompana a los SOL
dados cuando parten para Ia guerra.
:. + =
Los sabios emiten ideas nuevas,
v los tontos las d%ifunden.
:. :. ::
Hvbo en- el pueblo IN buey tan
vieio. cue cay6 de nuevo en- "a IN
fancia. V cuando 10 mataron. su car
ne tenia gusto dc ternera.
Nientras lea IN Iibro enfadoso,
me dormi; pero como sonara que
lcia e. mismo libro. el fast,dio ne
hizo despertar: Y asi tres veces con-
secutivas.
No SO 81 ha sido ~virtuosa; pcro RS
muv fea. ' en- materia de vlrtud, ia
fealdad es Ia mitad del canine.
= :. :
No Sc cuindo nj donde tive n
vez IN pensamiento maravlIloso; pc
70 10 he olvidado. :Que seria? En-
vano atormento en- advinarlo.
Enrique HElNE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

dos de nuestroS hijos para que CONT
nuen hacienda el bien a su alderredor
Y siendo titles a SUI patria Y a sus Sc
meiantes V sirviendo 4 Dios. Des-
graciadamente pocos son los que quie-
zen transitar kasta Ell fin. MuchoS
c~on7ienzan a recorrerlo con entusias-
mo. pero Al POGO tempo pasan a los
otros sendaroS, que solo conducen al
prec!picio, al deshonor V ii la muer-
te horrible V desesperada. Cierto que
los otros senderos son mas hermosos,
pero el encanto dura POGO Y pronto
viene ell hastio, despues 81 remorol-
miento. que So rrozc como vibora
en- el c~orazon, V por ultino, J. deses-
paraci6n, que hace empunar TN re-
v6lver V diS3ararse Ia 1apa de los Sc
SOS. jQuieres tn acompanarme?
Con mucho gusto, dijo ell joven.
Y siguio fielmente ell canine del
Trabajo. V adquiri6 tranquilidad, no
ucres, dinero y larga vida aAagran-
dose urucho de haber seguido aquella
senda cada vez cue saba que uno
de sus companeros que Sc habian Sc
parade de 81, donde eomenzaban los
tres senderos, habia tenido TN fin ira
sico.