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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
THE COMING CIRCJ7S.

Sparks World Famous Shows arc
billed to exhibit at Clinton Monday,
Nov. 3, and from the newspaper re-
ports preceding them their exhibition
will be worth going many miles to
witness.
or the many features carried by the
show this season, some Of the Animal
Acts are without doubt the most Won
derful and thrilling ever presented to
an American audience. The big group
OF fighting forest-brcd lions, all full
grown males, give an exhibition that
is full OF thrills. and the audience is
left with a positive feeling Of awe at
mans wonderful mastery over the
brute creation.
Another extraordinary feature with
the show Is Capt Tiebor's troupe OF
educated seals and sea lions These
interesting sea animals perform the
most seemingly impossible fcats; bal
ancing chairs, umbrellas and whirling
brands Of fire while climbing ladders,
walking tight ropes and riding the
backs Of galloping horses. This fca-
turc battles description and must be
seen 10 be appreciated.
Many other wonderful things are to
be seen with this mammoth show, and
inc mann DcIlOiliidlcc DcHcdtn lllc DE
tent will present number OF the most
marvellous foreign acts Of the century.
The mcnageric Of wild animals car
ricd with the show is complete in ev-
cry dtail, and contains rare and curl
Gus specimens Of the carth's most in
tcreSting and curious animals.
A mile long street parade Of daZ-
| zling splendcr, beautiful women and
| handsome horses, ntcrspersed with
| three brass bands and steam callOpe
will traverse the streets shortly be-
fore noon, and this feature alone will
| be worth going many miles to see.
Don't forget the date and the place
| Of exhibition, Monday, Nov. 3, at Gin
| ton, s. C.-Ady
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22

ulations Of their many friends, the
bride and groom left for their wedding
journey, keeping their destination a
secret.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were: Mr John Norris,
Vance, S. c.; Mrs. Fannie Winn, Clin-
ton; Mrs. Tom Simpson, Clinton; Miss
Nell Payne, Clinton; Miss Beryl Har-
rison, Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. Fred
Alberson, Waterloo; Mrs. Alice Fow-
Ter, Mount Pleasant; Miss Della Nc
Pherson, Mount Pleasant; Mr.. J. c.
Philpot, Columbia; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
w. Philpot, Boston, Mass; Mr.. Will
Barksdale, Spartanburg, and Miss Min
ME Wallace, Gray Court.
Last Tuesday evening preceding
Mrs. NJ H. Fowler entertained the
wedding party and a few intimate
friends OF the bride. The main fea-
turc OF the evening was the cutting OF
the brides cake. This caused much
merriment among the guests. Mrs. c.
NJ Burgess cut the thimble Miss Hat
tic Kate lIastcrby cut the dime, Miss
Julia Henderson cut the button, and
Mr. Tommic Owings cut the ring.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Small Farm for Smle-124 acres OF
level land between I<inards and Gold
Vile. The place is well situated.
Geo. C. Riser, Whitmire, S. G. l4-2t-pd
For Service Registered Poland
China boar; also registered Jersey
bull Ed. Williams, 314 Fleming ST.,
near oil mill, Laurens. 132t-pd
LOst-OneA/Jersey hcifer. about
grown. left ar/slightly split, Notify
Albert Dial. 14-1t
Lost DOg-Brindle bitch bull dog,
about months old, with ears clipped.
Will give finder reward. Notify Dave
Barnett. Watts Mills. 1l-1t-pd
For Sale Splendid piano. Miss
Maggie Martin, 4l3 S. Harper ST.
l4-1t-pd
Money to LendN-I en- prepared to-
place loans on improved farms on fhv-
orable terms, and at reasonable rates
and expense. Apply early TO G. ID.
BarkSdalc. l3-tf
Wantcd-A pair Of goats, male and
female, not over wears old. $: G:
Mcdaniel. $50 T.. Main ST lilt-rd
Notice to the PubIic-If Your bot
toms need ditchng write I43 w.
Hampton st. Write at once. James f.
Ligon, Laurcns, S. G. 12-3t-pd
Cedar Shingles . 2 five \ cedar
shinglesn $3.50 +. = B. Waterloo. S.
C.. e. V. Golding. i2-3t-pd
Wnntcd--Bring your hens, chickens
and roostcr$ TO Armstrong; market.
Highest market nricc paid l0-5t-pd
Horses and Mares -Fnc bunch Of
horses and mares for sale at my
stand at Laurcns. w. II. Wharton.
9-tf
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SOCIETY.
i. x. H. .f' \. ]. i. 4. IL \. !, j. 10
Announcement Party.

Last Friday afternoon Mrs. j. j.
Adams and Mrs. G. T.. Parker gave a
very original announcement party at
the home Of the former announcing
the engagement Of their sister, Miss
Elizabeth Richcy, TO Mr.. Gilbert M.
Tyler, whose marriage is to take place
next Tuesday evening. A yellow and
crimson color scheme was followed,
the house being beautifully decorated
in chrysanthemums and carnations.
The game OF Hearts was played, the
scoring being made on dainty hearts
and cupds. After the games were
r;Uycd. q temptinS salad course and
ice tea were served, on each tea glass
being hung a pretty hand-painted but
tori,y from which danglcd a cupid
pCnnant bearing the names "Richev-
Tyler. After the refreshments the
Dridc-clcct was presented with two
silk boudoir caps by the hostcsscs.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
FINAL SETTLEMENr.

Take notice that on the 4th day OF
November. 1919, I will render, a final
account OF my acts and dOings as Ad-
ministratrix OF the estate OF Thomas
II. Babb deceased in the Office Of the
Judge OF Probate OF Laurens county.
at ii o'clock. a. m, and on the same
day VIII apply for "a final discharge
from my trust as Administrators.
Any person indebted to said estate
Is notified and required to mdye pay
mcnt on that date; and all person hav-
Ing claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
MAMIE ID. BABB,
Administrators
Oct ], l910. 11-5t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
GRADED SCHOOL NOTES.

4 A n A n
The class or 1920 or IN, I,ourons
high school has clcctcd officers for
tbc schoo, vcor nc folIowe. prcsidont
Edna Riddle. Vicc-prcsidcn, Ros,
GRAY. Sccrctarv and ,rrcoeurnr Mary
Ropcr: Historian Lois T,vlor. poct-
css Harriet Hughes. pronhcto.e
Mary Gasuuc. Critic Sara DunIon.
Class Colors Rainbow. closs Flow
or, Carnatjon
The members Of the ,mnior CIoae
Of The high school have selected tho
following pupils as officers. prcsidcn,
Emmic Lon Washington. Vicc-prnei-
dcnt. Harry Woodsido: Secretary and
Treasurer. Eula Burns.
20 10 Clinton Friday afternoon ~ mis-
woot u.boro ,ho,, not ~ .
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
Building Again Changes Hands.

The building on the public square
occupied nj present by the Vincent
Motor Car Company on the ground
noOr and by The Advertiser on the
second nOOr and bought recently BY
the Vincent Motor Car CoDpany from
The Eall estate, was sold a%ain this
week for a price understood TO have
been around $1,000. Mr.. y. l.. Ma
halfcy bought the building and twcn-
" fee; moro Of the lot in the rear.
while Wilkes K Company bought the
remainder Of The property in The rear,
a lot about 80 Y 100 feet. Mr.. Ma
haifCy states that he will improve his
part Of the property at an early date,
building twenty foot extension to
the present building. II is understood
that Wilkes e Company will also
erect building on their property and
join it to their present store by an
archway.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
u AXE NIVRltiOt'S
T0UD FROM MR.
Harvard Professor Says Sunlight, iir
and Wafer can be Used 60 Na,,r
EnMdS. l. &Nnihnfir kriicIr.


New lorN, oct r-Niha, nn'ri' GUS
foods can be made from three cic-
mcNiS- SuNil2hi' air ana water
IS caiimcd by pr. WINTHROP JoAn "
harvard University. i"i!oW q! the
american Association Tor the AZ
Nancrncn, OF scene" atG 81 inc
American Acad"mN 81 ArtS an" SCI
'Mc"S, VINO YESTERDAY gay" >"'"" Oh
ny" practlc;N result" "l III" ftctht rN-
p'flhici''S III SNh'E"tc 'h"i''iS'fE.
H!l'h"'ic 100" MAKING IS as Nc'
genuine" 10 me i"E"fa'"rE STAGE Pfo-
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N-ua! Win most Hi"'"FcFI'S OF IN"
h'nd' HP""k'9S oi 'l'S hlc'ilod OIL
Pr"o"c!hS lo"u II" Said:
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
NOTICE OF LOST STOCK.
State OF South Carolina,
County OF Laurens.

Notice Is hereby given that Certin-
cate No. 207 for six (6) shares OF tho
common stock OF the Laurcns Trust
Company, OF Jaurens. 8. c., OF the
par value OF One Hundred Dollars
f$100.oO) issued on July 20, 1919, to
Kate r. Carlisle. has been lost or de-
stroycd, and that the undersigned will
apply to said I.aurcns Trust Company
ut It's place OF business at Laurons, 8.
G.. on tho 5th day OF November. 1919.
ut 10 o'clock, a, M, for now ccrtifi-
cate in lieu OF said lost certificate.
KATE n. CARLISIHG
Dated Oct. !, 1919. 11-6t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
Chairman OF Roll Call.

Mr.. r. Rice NickclS who had charge
of several war work campaigns, has
accepted the craftsmanship for this
county of the third annual Roll Call
OF the American Red Cross. The cam
paigu is to be conducted from the 3rd
to the lth Of November and is 10 Sc
cure renewals and new members TO
the Red Cross.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
14-1t
LAND SALE
State Of South Carolina,

County Of Lnurens.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Ilomc Building &c Loan Association,
Plaintiff,
against
Ella Dean ct al, Defendant.
Pursuant to decree Of the Court
in the above stated case, will sell
at public outcry to the highest bidder,
at I.aurens c. H., S. c.. on Salesday in
November next, being Monday the 3rd
day Of the month, during the legal
hours for such sales, the following
described property, to wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land situate, lying and being in the
corporate limits Of the City OF Lau-
rens, County and State aforesaid,
bounded on the north by Gary Street,
on east. south and west by lands Of
II. lII. Gray and j. c. Sheay. said lot
having a frontage on south side Of
Gray Street 80 feet, and running back
on parallel lines with River Street
for distance Of 80 feet as will more
fully appear by plat of survey made
by c. A. Power, surveyor, April 18th,
1912, reference being thereto had.
Said lot conveyed to the morteagor in
the above state case by deed OF l.. G.
ibdllc, JI, udtcu MAY 10, l3lZ
Terms OF Sale: Cash A deposit Of
$50 will be required at the time the
property is sold. Purchaser to pay
for papers, stamps and recording. If
the terms Of sale are not complied
with, the land to be rcSold on same
or some subsequent Salcsday on same
terms, at risk Of former purchaser.
G. A. POWER,
G. G. G. p. and G. 8.
Dated, this Oct. Il, 1919. l3-2t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
CHARGES AGAIST
SHERIFF SANDERS
Governor Hears Accusations OF Serl.
Gus aNture Against Anderson Oifi.

GUS azure Against Anderson Olli-
er.
Columbia, Oct lS Charges of Sc
riOus nature against Sheriff J. 0. San
dcrS OF Anderson county have been
brought to the attention Of Governor
Cooper. The alleged trouble caused
the resignation Of a member Of the
Anderson police force. Governor
Cooper today communicated with r.
Frank Watkins, state senator from An
dcrsOn, who recommended Sanders
for appointment. The governor has
taken no action, waiting TO hear San
dCrs side Of the matter
Sanders was appointed sheriff OF
Anderson January 20, 1919, to fiji the
vacancy caused by the resignation %
Joe RI. Ashley.
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TO BE Federal Jurors.

b. NJ. Cunningham, of Madden, has
been drawn as a grand juror to serve
at the November term Of federal court
which cOnvcncs at Greenwood Novem-
Der ith. W. G. Byrd, Of Laurens, r..
f. d., and w. J. Bryson, Of Ora, have
been drawn as petit jurors. The
jurors are drawn from all sections Of
the Piedmont.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
Church Notices.

Time changes and We arc expected
to set our clocks and watches back one
hour when we retire Saturday night
BY agreement, the services in the
First Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal and
Presbyterian churches vii. be as fol-
lows:
Sunday School-9:45 A. NJ.
Morning scrvicc-11: :00 o'clock
Young Peoples Society -G:45 P VI.
F, Evening worship-7:30 o'clock.
Mid4wcek prayer meeting 500 p.
NJ. Wednesday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22
Fowler Bark SdalC.

On Wednesday evening. Oct. 10, one
Of the protlinSt WEDDINGS Of The season
was solcmnWcd at the home or Mrs,
NJ. II. Fowler. when h"r daughter,
Esther Pitts Fowler, was married TO
Mr. LaurcnS Collycr BarkSda!c, Rev.
j. ID. Pitts officiating. assisted by Rev.
Samuel Tcmplcman.
The home was open en- suite. The
sitting room was simply, but artistic
ally decorated in green and white.
Against the south window an imprO-
viScd altar was arranged. The curtain
was covered with ivy and against this
ferns were banked. At the top of this
bank was tied huge tullc bow, the
side to pedcstals supporting large
ferns. A large white basket filed with
ferns and q shower Of white roses
hung from the centre Of this impro-
viscd altar. Great bowls Of golden
rod carried out the color scheme Of
yellow in the parlor.
Before the ceremony short musical
70
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strains Of Mendcllohn wedding march
played by Mrs Luther Ropcr, tho
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the 0ulnlno That Does Mo-, Ailaet the Head

Because OF ita tonic aud laxative effect, LAXA.
TIYE DROMO QUINIHB In bette than ordinary
Quinne nnd doco not cnuae nervousness MOI
EAvirR ~ bond. RcnetNJ3r ii1c full T. n nc eu,I
Sek iog tg tl1Npyi"y ~ .s " GROyE, zOl,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-22

Most hearters waste half your fuel
Coles Hot Blast Heaters save and use
thAt wasted portion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

musa de un pOeta. Ell sc hizO des.
graciado, pOrque quebr6 su vida
Ell la vulgaridad. Sus desengaflos
serlan los que lie impidieron esl
cribir ell nombre de la mujer que
inspire las Rimas, como Espronl
ceda escribi0 ell de Teresa v Ma
nuel Acuna ell de Rosario. Sus
biografos la descubrieron. Y. una
bondadOsa sObrina suya, encane-
cida por ell tempo y ennoblecida
pOr los recuerdos, SAGA a luz la
vieia cartulina amarillenta, que
tiene la fecha de 1870 y esta de-
dicatoria: 4 mi buenO y querido
Cofred, rccuerdO cdiiHOsO de Ju-
td Espfn Colbrand. La musa blan
ca y rubia dedic0 SUI retratO al
prologuista del poeta y quien sabe
81 protector de unos amores que
malOgr6 la adversidad.
Jose MONTERO.
Madrid, MARIO de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

tertulia para escuchar el recita-
do de unOs versOs ignaros, para
Dir con paciente resignation una
romanza o para aburrirse con
una charla insulsa alrededor de
la camilla, junto a las gelicas ca
ricias del invierno, que va asoma
ba sObre las cumbres del Guar.
darrama. FL poeta buscaba una
musa para sus versos, una ideali-
dad que lie estimulase en- su vida
de cisne melanc0licO, una sombra
que fuera siempre delante de el
como ell rayo de luna ante los
pasOs de Manrique, ell heroe de su
leyenda. Y por ESQ escribla:
Cendal fiotante de leve bruma,
rizada cinta lie blanca espuma,
rumOr sOnorO
de arpa de ORC,
besO del aura, onda de luz,
ESQ eres til.
Ell destinO separ0 a Julia de
su pOeta. GustayO Adolfo refugi0
sus tristezas en- ell monasterio de
Vernela y la musa sigui6 en- Ma
drid. Mientras el escribia las
Cartas "desde SUI celda', Julia Sc
casaba prOsaicamente. El cisne
descendia del paralso de sus idea
idades y tambien Sc rendfa a la
coyunda matrimonial. Quiza nj
unO nj OtrO llegarOn a compren-
derse. Ella fue dichosa en- su vi
da de casada, mOdestamente bur
guesa. Con regar unas flores y
cuidar de un canariO, creerla ha-
hacer bastante para MERCER ser
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

Madrid, MARIO de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

ae otoiio vagaba Becquer por el
coraz0n madrilei1o, leno el cere-
bro de fantasmas romanticos, abb
sOrto en- sus amargOs pensamien-
tOs, ell un instante de intensa
vida interior. Meditaba, quiza, en-
la misteriosa aparici6n de su his
toria de las Tres fechds, cuando,
recorriendo al azar las Gales to-
ledanas, la sOmbra de las to-
rres mudejares y del enorme al
cazar imperial, vic su imagina-
ci0n temblar en- el aire una blan-
ca mano descOnOcida. Una vOZ
de cristal lie hizo levantar la ca
beza. A la mansa luz. del OtoiiO
vic Ell un balloon una mujer que
lie miraba distrafdamente. Era jO-
ven, esbelta, ingenua, con inge-
nuidad de nina, de musa, de he
roma de poema. Su fantasia di6
a esta aparici6n preparedness poe
ticas, y va eansado de sonar con
! 10 impossible y de vivir cautive de
las cosas imaginarias sc enam0r6
de 10 real. Aquella noehe cOmen-
aaron a alejarse de su memOria
las leyendas y tradiciones que la
poblaban; Sc desvaneeieron lenta-
mente los contornos Y perfiles de
ojivas, capiteles y cresterias; per
dieron forma y color las s0iladas
moles de. castillos v monasteriOs.
Todo su pensamientO 10 Ocup0 la
dorada imagen de una mujer, y Ell
su cOraz0n de poeta triste y en-
| fermo, asomadO irremisiblemente
los abismos del yencimientO y
la derrota, fue escribiendose un
nombre: Julia. Esta Julia que
hoy vemos nosotrOs en- una fragil
cartulina, sobre. la que ell tempo
empieza a tender una patina al.l;,
rillenta. Quiza al otro dla, al des'
pertar de un sueho para caer en-
una Illusion, traz0 con manO' tre-
mula una de sus rimas:
TIE vi un punto,> y flOtando ante
(mis ojos
la imagen de tus OjOs Sc qued6
como la mancha obscura, Orlada
EN- fuego,
que fiota y ciega, 81 Sc mira al
(sol. /.
Gustavo AdolfO pas0 luego mu
chas veces pOr la calle del PerrO,
buscando herirse con la saeta de
los oiOs de Julia. Dicen que un
amigo Sc brind6 presentarle en-
casa de la mujer ideal; pero el
poeta Sc neg0. Preferia ell encanto
azul del ensueho la possible rea
lidad de un desengaiio. 81 entra-
ba en- casa de la que amaba desde
leios, serfa como un personaje de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
iLlora! No te avergiiences

iLlora! No tie avergiiences
de confesar que me quisiste un
(pOcO. >.
La casualidad me ha hechO yer
un retratO de la mIsica becque-
riana. Lo guarda doiia Julia Bee
quer Coghan, una bondadOsa Sc
nora hija de ValerianO Becquer,
ell pintOr, que vive una existen-
cia de melancolfas y recuerdos.
Ante la fragil cartulina de Ju-
liza, que el tempo empieza va a
desvanecer, vamOs escribiendo es-
tas lineas. Julia tiene ell rostro
anii1adO, lleno de serenidad; CO.
rrecta la nariz, rasgada la bOca !;
firme v dulce mirada, OnduladO v
recOgidO ell cabellO. Parece mi
rarnos, poniendo Ell sus ojos una
interrogation. A SUI lado, otro re-
tratO de GustavO AdOlfo nos le
muestra enlevitadO severamen-
te, bien pObladO de barba, con la
descubierta cabeza de cabellera
leonina embellishments alisada
por la Garcia del peine.
Julia era blanca y. rubia, como
Ofelia. Tenia las pupilas de vio-
leta v tOdo su cuerpo desmayaba
con aristocratica lapguidez. Su
retrato esta hecho por Alexandra
Eichenwald, Ell MOscOu. Esto des
eoncierta, al principle, un POGO.
/ Era Julia una% %rtista, una aven
turera? No. Era hija de artistas,
pertenecientes a una dinastia de
artistas. Fue su padre d. Esp1n
Perez de COlbrand, sobrino de
Rossini por ell matrimonio del au-
tor de El bG3berO dc SeuillG con
una hermana de su madre, la fa-
mOsa cantante Isabel Angela Col
brand, madrileiia de nacimientO,
que fue discfpula de Marinelli y
de Cherubini; cant0 "a presencia
de Napoleon ygan6, hacienda gor
goritos, honores.y riquezas.
Eel maestro Espin fue protegido
por Rossini. DiKgi6 orquestas en-
Italia, EN- Francia y en- Russia !;
estren0 en- ell Real una sinfonia
dedicada a Isabel II, la reina de
los tristes destinOs, y case con
una hija del baritone GRAHAM,
De tan insigne gente vino al mum
do Julia, la dulce y dorado musa
de Gustavo. He aquf la raz6n de
q. este retratO suyo este hecho en-
las heladas tierras de MOscou, en-
uno de los viajes de SUI padre, du-
rante SUI vida artistica y errante.
En- Madrid viva Julia en- ell ca
llei0n del Perro, entire las calles
de Tudescos y de la Justa, que Sc
llama hoy de Ceres. Una tarde
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
La Musa de Gustavo Adolfo.

Cuantas veces pasamos los
oios por Ell poema de Esproneeda
v leemos las centelleantes estr..-
fas, evocadoras de una sOnada fl
gura de mujer, viene su nombre
a nuestra memoria y 10 pronun-
ciamOs devotamente: Teresa. El
propio poeta 10 escribi6 al fr.!:e
de su sarta de octavas reales, CO.
mo queriendo que pasase la in
mOrtalidad. Otras veces, al leer
ell nOcturnO de Manuel de Acu-
fia-nocturno de un amor v de,
una vida-recOrdamOs tambien ell
nombre de la musa del pOeta in
feiiz. En- nuestras solitarias lee
turas, a la frfa luz invernal, reel
tamos los versos doloridoss
Comprendo que tus besos
jamas han de ser mios;
comprendo que Ell tus ojos
no me he de yer jamas;
y@te amo, y en- mis- loeos
Y .ardientes desvarios
bendigo tus desdenes,
adore tus desvfOS,
Y en-, yez de amarte men0s
tie. qnierO muchO mas.
Tras de la estrOfa desgarrado-
ra, gotta de sangre de un coraz0n
enfermO de desencanto, eSti el
aombre de la amada mujer. Tam
bien ell poeta escribi0 cuando va
ponfa la planta en- los umbrales
de la eternidad: Rosario. Y no.
sotp0s 10 conocemOs y 10 pronun-
ciamos en- nuestras evocaciones
sentimentales.
PerO ahrimos ell librO de las
rimas becquerianas; sentimos in
vadido nuestro esplritu por la
melancOlia de sus hojas; adivina-
mos la tragedia de IN alma Sc
dienta de amorosOs deseOs, y sabe
mos que entire las lagrimas
Y tristezas hechas poesla, esta
oculto un nombre de mujer. Ma
da mas. Ell poeta no quiso escri-
brio. La curiOsidad nos lleva a
leer en- OtrOs librOs, dOnde los bio
grafos del cisne sevillanO escri-
bierOn ell nOmbre de su ideal fe-
meninO. A A.vuelta de una busque-
da sencilla, pOdemos saber que la
musa de las rimas inmOrtales,
claras, sutiles y brillantes, como
tejidas con hflo he luz, Sc llam6
Julia en- ell mnndo: Julia Elpin Y
Colbrand. AL conocerlo, recita-
mos, como una Oraci6n a su me-
moria, una rima del pobre poeta.
Una cualquiera. =. Aquella del Ii
bro alberto, en- cuyas paginas lee
ell enamOradO cantor como en- fOn
do de las pupilas doradas:
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cuerdas, como a cuatro kil6me-
tros de la poblacion.
Informara TimOteO ChaperO,
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Advt..
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