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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-06

haps this fresh pork sausage is the greatest gastronomic triumph in saus- age making It comes down through the ages, for pork was one of the earliest meats to be enjoyed after cook ing began to be in fashion. An essay by famous Englishman on Roast Pig" issread by every school child.
 At Roman banquets, sausage was used profusely, and all must admit that the Romans were some banqueters Recipes have been kept telling of the fresh pork sausage, made with pine nuts, bay leaves, pot-herbs, and gorum But it was doubtless prepared in any thing but the careful manner now used and with no knowledge of food santa ton. Only of very recent years has sausage been prepared with exquisite cleanliness, and strict adherence to ad- vanced laws regarding sanitation.
 Most of us know little of castings, foi instance, but there are innumerable kinds of this delicate membrane, which holds the meat stuffings so costly and keeps the aroma, heat and flavor.
 Garnishing hot sausage has much to do with our appreciation. A few bits of green parsley add greatly. Then. buckwheat cakes seem sent by heaven to accompany this breakfast delight, Perhaps tart taste is also necessary and we crave fried apples. or baked
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-06

Put in a little butter and brown the sausage, turning to prevent burning
 Pour in enough boiling water to cover the bottom half an inch deep reduce heat and cover skillet Let the sausage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-06

The largest increase of single trade union in Great Britain is that of the general workers. which has added S0.000 members during the year, mak- ing a membership of nearly 400, 0o0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-06

ones or currant jelly or something of acid form. as green tomato relish to complete the relished dish of sausage
 BREAKFAST SAUSAGE.
 Take an ordinary skillet with a cover
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-06

cook slowly in this way for 10 min utes, then remove the cover and in crease Nthe heat to finish browning. Pour the rich gravy owe rthe sausage to serve
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-06

Baked or in soup, red kidneys can not be excelled. Any quality brand insures that they have been handled by the most approved modern methods and machinery, cleaned, sorted and double hand picked
 Other kinds not always familiar to the housewife are California small white beans, California large Pintos, cranberry beans, pinks brown Swedes, Idaho small white. Peas, too, many be utilized in soup and in many ways and are cheap when bought dried. Lima beans, too, may be thus purchased
 How many of us realize that oats and all breakfast, cereals are appro- priate for other meals, and very cheap and health giving?
 SAUSAGE FOR WINTRY DAYS
 The melancholy days have come, the saddest of the year." sang the poet But other poets have pictured sparkling log fires, and tinkling sleighbel1s, and the warmth and comfort and delicious cooking of the old New England farm. Somehow, when thinking of something to satisfy the hearty appetite, one all ways has visions of sausage.
 Sausage, quality farm style variety. either in links or the meat made into flat round cakes and fried, hot and crisp and odorous of herbs, is treat. Per-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
prisoners train.

Brandcis-A weakling. a pitiful pawn
Of circumstance, is Charley Holt, the
spoiled scion Of small-town aristocracy,
who In fit of bravado marries Gudruu
Trygavson. hired girl In the veins Of
the girl flows the proud blood Of a line
Of vikings. yet she Is considered but q
mental, beneath the recognition Of Null
linsdale's 'best families" For the ostra-
cism to which he is subjected, Charley
Holt brutally blames Gudrun. He sinks
from one degradation to another, until
brawl
The dawn brings to Gudrun a new
realization Of responsibility-she must
face the world and support herself and
child. 8Bravely she takes in washing and
with her meager savings makes payment
clean country new Gudrun Ia born.
A. bird Of passage--a man who thought
he had made his fight and lost-a bum
such Is Martin O'Neill--yet through the
sweetness and beauty Of the soul OF
Gudrun is rekindled the mans hope and
strength and he again makes his fight
These are the themes about which THE
Imprinted Woman is built. The picture
10 full Of heart throbbing interest, and Is
McLaren has yet appeared 1t will be
seen at the Brandeis theater for three
days starting Thursday. June 10.
Grand-Dorothy Gish in Roots" a
comedy drama with all OF Miss Gish's pep
and dash, will be the feature OF the pro-
gram at the Grand today with a Harold
Lloyd comedy and the Pathe News COM
pleting the. bill Monday and Tuesday
there is to be shown Dorothy Dalton in q
story Of Eow show girl won home on
a farm in Hard Boiled.n and an an adde1
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

attraction on each day there is offered
Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out" "Pud-
din Head Wilson," q special Paramount,
Will be the feature for Wednesday with
the program completed with Ruth Roland
In The Tigers Trail" No. s, and on
Thursday and Friday there is offered Bes-
sic Barriscale In her latest photodrama,
'Josselyn's WIFE" The final program Of
the week will offer Bryant Washburn in
Venus in the East taken from the story
Of the same title. A Billy West comedy,
THE Orderly" will also be shown.
Orpheum, South Side-Sessue Hayakawa
In His Debt" in which the Japanese
star plays the part or an Oriental gambler,
will be the photoplay attraction at the
Orpheum today, being shown in addition
to the regular Sunday two acts of vaude-
Vile. Monday and Tuesday there is to be
presented q dramatic success Of Alice
Bradys, ''The World to Live in one of
the best of her screen works Of this
year. Emmy Wehlen In THE Amateur
Adventures" will be the feature for We'd
nesday. with Ruth Roland In 1.-THE
Tigers Trail" No. ., also on the bill.
Frank Keenan's first play made at the
head of his own company will be the
feature here Thursday and Friday. The
story Of the play is about politics and
1t Is said to be one of Keenan's best
character parts 1t Is being shown for
the first times in this territory at the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

II VIII Be the feature Of the Sunday pro-
gram at the Suburban. An sli-star cast.
including George Nichols, Helen Jerome
Eddy and Lloyd Hughes. are in the pie.
BE- the feature Tor Monday. another Of
Lytell's comedy dramas. Carmel Myers "
IA Society Sensat ion." Ii offered Tues
day. with Marie wslcsmp In ."rhs r., Red 4
with Mabel Normand In the leading role.
will be here Wednesday and Thursday. as
. specially attention.
mans. y siri ana BOY IN t + great war
will BE- the feature here todAy In 'Vtve
La France" A Harold Lloyd comedy and
ths Pathe news win also be shown. Non.
I LII in FAITH = light photodrsm. il
which Lytsll has an interesting love
story, and there IL also to be shown Tom
Mix in one q his western comedies Tom
wS SSIs Tom j. Nan rich cna youn n Aan sa who
finds an obstacle in the path Of true
1--we. will be the feature offering on Wed
ncsday and Thursday. The last two days
Talmsdse's latest success. "The New
Noon" Miss TAlmadge has an interesting
and highly drams tic story Of Russia to-
Gay. in '@The New Noon"
HamiIton-Edith Roberts In 1.-THE ST.
lent Woman" has .. story OF the frozen
north country a. the feature offering here
today. Monday, double bill is booked
Jack Richardson appearing IN His Enemy,
the Law" ana Marie Walcamp In Tho
RED Glove" No. IS. Ar special attrac-
tion ON Tuesday there II Alice Joyce In
the screen version Of Charles Kleine's IA
nous stage play. The Third Degree, b
story OF police methods. Wednesday comes
Ruth clifford in Fires OF Youth" and
also Ruth Roland In THE Tigers TraiF'
No. 6. and on Thursday. Peggy Hyland in
comedy drama success Marriages Are
Made" with q Sunshine comedy also on
the bill. Bessie Barriscale in Hearts
Asleep will be shown on Friday, and
closing the week will be Baby Marie Os-
borne In "Old Maids Baby"
Apolo-Ethel Clayton in Maggie Pep
per-" the story of how q clerk In o de-
partment store made good and won the
love Of the owner IL the feature at the
Apollo today, with . two-reel comedy
completing the bill. Monday and Tues
day there is to be offered here Cleo
patra," with Theda Bara in the leading
role, The famous love story has been put
and a large cast that makes It one Of the
greatest photoplay spectacles ever filmed.
Norma Talmadge in 'The New Moon"
story Of the Russian women Of today. is
the attraction for Wednesday, and on
Thursday comes Harry Morey in one OF
his outdoor action plays. Beating the
Odds" Mabel Normand's newest comedy
drama, when Doctors Disagree" will be
the feature for Friday, and the closing
program Of the week Is headed by Shirley
Mason in The Unwritten Code"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Close Ups and Cut Outs

When an Oakland. Cal. exhibitor
books 4 Mary MacLaren photoplay
he, is sure Of Of least 500 paid ad-
missions, for the entire membership
Of the Oakland Advertising club, a
unit Of the Associated Advertising
Clubs Of the World has promised
the American Beauty of tie
Screen" that in the future they will
not miss . Single picture in which
she ID starred.
Miss MacLaren was the guest Of
honor At the Ad Masque, staged BY
the Organization, recently, at which
more than 5000 prominent San
Franciscans and Oaklanders at
tended. On the arm Of Thurston
Hall, her leading man, she headed
the grand march Of notables.
Miss MacLaren scored such 1 hit
with the Oakland commercial
scrihes that she was elected 4 life
member of the organization.
Be it known that Olive Thomas
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
] FAMOUS FACES
ON SCREEN oFlToDAY


The faces of the worlds celebri-
ties are fast becoming familiar to
the average newspaper reader and
the playgoer. Many of them, how
ever, are shy about this publicity at
tached to being in high position and
many refuse to allow the weeklies
the privilege Of showing them at
their real work. /.
With the production Of "The Girl
Who Stayed at Home" which will
be shown at the Rialto theater this
week, starting Wedne sday, Mr.. Grit
fifth shows US some of our own cell
ebrities not familiar, either to the
newspaper reader or to the play
goer. For instance, Provost Mar
shal General E. H. Crowder, whose
name is known at least to everyone
who was in the draft age, will be
seen in this picture at his own desk
in his office in Washington, a pic
ture never released to any news
agency or paper. but posed for the
Griffith camera that the correct de-
tail might be given. the film. Others
to be shown are Secretary of War
Baker and General March, both in
their own offices at work.
Omaha children are to be given
an opportunity to see Mary Pickford.
in Daddy Longlegs" at reduced
prices next Saturday when the
Strand will give = special morning
show at 900 :. m, for the children
only.
1T is play that appeals strongly
to the young folks" said II. B.
Watts, manager Of the Strand, "and
we want to give them all an oppor-
tunity to see II. We will put it ION
with full music and effects and make
the charge only dime in place of
our usual prices"
Peggy Hyland is appearing in
story about snobs in "Cowardice
Court" at the Sun the first part of
this week
y like snobs," says Peggy. "They
are one harmless species of reptile.
Some folks, know, abhor them. but
the snobs are not to be blamed for
that. In fact, as Thackeray has re-
minded US, criticizing a snob may
be one way of confessing snobbish-
ness. Snobs are good deal like
the froth on beer--not to be taken
seriously. To complain of them or
\ to deride them is to confess subnor-
NAL development of the bump Of
humor."
Norma Talmadge, the star Of Go
ing Straight" at the Muse today
and Monday, entered picture work
at the age Of IA. She put on long
skirt to make her look older and be-
came so flustered in the unaccus-
toned garment that she became all
tangled up in its folds.
: A woman scenario writer hap
pened to notice her and helped her
10 get an extra part, and irnmed-
lately she was put into the regular
stock company at SIS per week.
From the start her rise was rapid.
A colored extra was used in
d coming Enid Bennett picture, di-
rected by Fred Niblo. The colored
gentleman expressed desire to see
himself on the screen, and was told I
he would be invited to the studio |
showing. On the film he saw a
double exposure, which showed a
ghost standing beside him. He fled
from the room and has gone back
to running the elevator in an apart
ment house.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

and zig rags like . tin lizzie. Miss
Thomas has spent a small fortune
in rewards having him returned to
her. The other canine, however, i
an obedient fellow All you have 10
say to him Is, LAY. Down." and he
does so. There is one thing 10
which Upstairs can always walk--in
fact run--a piece of meat.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

has two dogs named Upstairs and
Down. That Is. most Of the time
she has two dogs, A good deal Of
the time, however, Upstairs is lost.
1t is all because Upstairs has a most
erratie walk which makes it impos-
sible for him to manipulate in .
straight line. He is Z skyterrier--
that's why they call him Upstairs
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

Orpheum. Friday evening there will be
held community singing.
' -- E'-. o..
Suburban-"The Turn of the Road" a
dramatic photodrama based upon a mans
losing faith in God and how he regained
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14
PARA LAS DAMAS
Ell ARTE DE SER AMADAS

Es un arte tan dificil de reducir
reglas escritas, como ell de la transmu-
tacion de. los metales. Es, en- cierta
manera, la conquista de la piedra flo
sofal.
No es cosa facil enunciar los me-
dios de hacezse amar, porque no hay
reglas inmutables en- esa materia tan
ardua. Els, en- ell primer momento,
una simpatia, un escalofrio, un espas-
TO nroducido, tai vez, por algun hiui-
Las grandesA rsentimos sin darnos
general, de pronto; las afeccf6nte de
fundas suelen producirse sin explosio
nes, sin ruido, del mismo modo Que
la "termite' taladra ell arbol, lenta '
pacientemente, para estallar al fin dc
una manera irresistible. Estos suelen
ser los sentimientos mas fuertss. mas
durables, cuya marcha siempre ascen.
dente no precipitada, asegura su in.
mutalidad.
GSon las cualidades fisicas, las mo.
rales las de la inteligencia las que
hacen nacer ell amor?
Esto es un misterio. Selia parade.
ia atribuir a tai cual elemento ell
movimiento de attraction de las almas
Sin embargo es cosa bien sabida que
las mariposas nocturnas Sc precipitan
hacia la luz, es decir, hacia ell brillo
exterior, hacta la belleza fisica que las
atrae irremisiblemente.
GDe que mace ell amor?
GQue vinculos misteriosos anudan la
cadena y que es precise hacer para
no romperlos?
Hay que encerrar ell amor, fugaz e
inconstante viajero, en- una red que 10
aprisione sin molestarle; Sc le ofre-
cera constantemente una vision gracio-
sa elegante, Sc avivara siempre ell
fuego de la mirada y Sc hara mas
bril- ante ell doble hilo de perlas en-
garzadas en- la plrpura de los labios;
Sc cuidara que nj la menor arruga en-
pane la tersura de la frente; que todo
ell conjunto del cuerpo fragil gra-
cioso, perfumado con esencias fnas, ex-
hiba Ia frescura de las flores.
Estos son los atractivos fis.cos: los
que producer la primera impression que
atrae ell amor.
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de peso; pero siipo 10 ha leido tendr6
mucho gusto endhacerle nuevas indi-
caciones.
A "ClavelitosJ Ell aqua oxigena-
da aclara su coSr, y va POGO a POGO
sirviendo de dpilatorio, adquiriendo
este mayor fuerh, 81 despu6s del aqua
oxigenada Sc plsa piedra p6mez pull
verizada por Ell FsitiO que Sc desee de-
pillar.
No tiene ustd que iexcusarse, nj
me hA causado nolestia aIguna.
A Conchita. .'-Pars bIanquear los
eabellos CRISES Y darle a los blancos
ell color de la 1eveS hay que lavarse-
los dos tres wees al mes en- azul de
legia. H
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14
10 QUE HAN CoNQUIsTADo
LAS MUJERES POR
MEDIC DEL VOTO

MORALIDAD.="Un de las princi-
pales preocupaciones de las mujeres ha
sido ell conseguir que Sc voten las le-
yes que tienen por objcto impedir en-
10 possible la corruption de memories.
Pero, en- vez de castigar a estos me-
nores, que las mas de las veces no son
culpables, sino victimas, han procurado
,,,aS= . los verdaderos culpables, es
''Desde hace largo tempo, en =.
ruega, los nifios estan legalmente pro
tegidos de los atentados contra las bue
mas costumbres hasta la edad de die2
y seis amos; esta protection Sc extiende
hasta los veintiuno contra ell mismo cri
men, 81 esta cometido por persona que
tenga a'guna autoridad material o es-
piritual sobre ell menor. Ademas, ell
Codigo penal noruego condena cua-
tro meses de prision a todo el que, sin
motive, Sc MEGA casarse con una
muchacha la cual haya seducido con
palabra de matrimonio FL estableci-
miento de lugares destinados al vicio
esta absolutamente prohibido, bajo cual-
quier forma que sea d6sele ell nombre
que quiera. Estas medidas han pare
cido sufcientes para garantizar la mo-
rahdad publica, y desde 1887 Sc ha
abolido la reglamentacion de la prosti-
tuci6n.
'Medidas analogas sc han adoptado
en- Finlandia POGO mas tarde.
La edad de la protection las jo-
venes Sc ha elevado EN- otros varios
paises: hasta los veintiun amos, en- Tas-
mania; hasta los diez siete, en- Nue.
va Gales del Sur; hasta los diez ocho,
en- Wyoming, Colorado, Utah Idaho
Australia ha votado ademas una
ley que protege a las iovcnes extran-
jeras que desembarcan en- aQucl cent?
nente.
''Idaho retira el derecho votar a
toda persona dc mala conducta noto-
ria. Australia declara ineligible to-
do hombre que haya abandonado a su
mujer.
''En Australia Y Ell Nuova Zelandia
es desconocida la "trata de blancas".
lei juego, tan discutido en- varios
paises dc Europa y, en- resumen, con
sentido en- casi todos ellos, esta prohi-
bido absolutamente cn Wyoming ell
el Colorado. La Australia no ha pro
nunciado Introduction legal mas que
para los memories dc vcintiun amos.
Esta preocupacion dc moralidad
que han llevado las mujcgcs a la vida
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lAH, EsAs MUJEREsl

,Ah. esas mujeresl: iesas muieres be
las. sublimes, divinas, que. dc vez en-
vez. DOR acaso hallamos en- nuestro ca
minar errabundo -fugaz penoso
nor Ell lugubre desierto de la vida
lEsas. uue solo contemplamos y, 10
ammo. tratamosl:-eso y nada mas
iBenditas mujeresl ELIAS pasan
nm punto, dejando ansias de amor an
sias de abrazos de besos -ansias de
todo-, en- el fondo del alma
iBenditas elias, que ante nuestros
oios desflan veloces, rapidas. como el
parpadeo vertiginoso de nstantaneas
luminariss!
Elias (aunque. en- 10 material, en-
canto suyo alguno no apuramos). jun
tas con otras las que nos brrndan
todo cuanto poseens solo Ia tornura
de sus caricias y la erubescencia de
sus labios- constituyen, todas, la car
dinal de cusnto perturba, a'egre fe.
uzmente, la pesada monotonia de nues-
tros amos. Tales mujercs. digo. con
tribuyen mas que nada suavizar Ia
vitanda repugnancia y a aliviar q
immense hastio, de nuestros dias In
medic de la parada de sombras que an
te la existencia pasa, elias desflan her
mosamente. magicamente. en- forma d.
luminosas rafagas.
Esos seres clos de que primero m'
he ocupado) conmueven el corazon mas
ia 10 profundo. y 10 desesperan, 10 arrs
batan. en- pretensiones imposibles d
ilusiones irrealizables
Prodigiosas mujeres son elias: mul'
res las cuales, al contemporaries, hun ie
al alma en- intensas brumcsidadas d
nostalgia: ahogan ell espiritu en- un Il
20 insondable de infinitas amorosas a.
sias
iAdorables mujeresl Su rccuerd
sc esculpe en- la mente con Ia tenacida
la firmeza de las marmoraciones !
delebles. eternas su prescncia, a
..;.,,,, 60, roeuerdo o.,--,.,~s,or ,i1oJal
iSs de una alegre alborada.
manera de esos acordes sonoros su
yes que, en- Ell silencio de Ia media n
che, Sc fltran hasta el augusta repo,
de nuestra estancia. despertAndonos G
sus acentos melodiosos, diciendo 81
ecos de la extasiante dulzura de mi
sicas lejanas
lAh!... Elias son las fguras Al
pueblan nuestras locas visiones noc.u
mas: nuestras extranas onsohacioncs 4
angeles, de diosas, de ninfas dc II.
das.
lBenditas ellasl, que ante nuestre
ojos deshlan veloces, rapidas como ,
parpadeo vertiginoso de instantanea
luminarias
lBenditas mujeresl Elias pasan n
punto, dejando en- el corazon anqu,
tias de nostalgia Pasan. deiando An
sias de amor: ansias de abrazos v d
besos -ansias de todo-. en- el nd
del alma
v. ORTIZ LEON
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Ea publication cO acanc de sus fusTzas
mujer Los microbes pagna los nnos los n
/
de gac
los mas duo frances
de
dnguda cula dama
coopa con nooos en-
la ampisima quenos proponemos emprcnder
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REToRNo

sEen cuentame amada, 10 que han visto tus oios
Hn estas vacacones de viajes emoc6n;
laine tus impresones sin descansar los labios,
81 terminus prontO, que empieze ell coraz6n
Dame de 10 que guardian las areas de tus oios
Que yo te dare en- cambio de tan grata emoci6n,
Tn madrigal sonorO que tengo for de labios
una Garcia ingenua for de coraz6n
Antonio S. PEDREIRA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14

Para Conchsa de coenaga'

.Parloteabaila fuente en- la tarte hiperb6rea
con su voz pianidera, sus anhs1os de vida,
y, en- e fonds ahuecado de Ia taxa 4 marmorea
Sc apinaban los peces con la escama encendida
Palmoteaban los chorros en- la piel de las nlntas
Que enterraban sus cuerpOs en- la gran hor de aqua
eran hechas de nieye pavegando ell las lintas
Y los peces forjados marto tragua
Hervfan los rehejos en- ell marco de espumas,
y paulatinamente Sc envolviefon EN- brumas
las risuefias nereidas recamadas dc rosas'
Poroue entreabr6 Ia noche su pupa escarlata,
y empezaroh los arboles de cortezas rusosaS
llorar solnbrss raras ell la tuente oe para
Antonio s. PEDRE1RA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14
Antonio s. PEDREIRA.
LA CRUZ RoJA
Para las Srtas. Angela Luisa
Munoz y Herminia Acevedo.
Capitulo de la Universidad.

3 Blancas mas blancas que la blanca aurora
Il las eruzan los cfrculos humanos,
Extendidas las conchas de sus manos
/ Con la dulzura santa del que implora
Peregrinan heroicas por la terra
Aendingando los hombres sus dineros
y'vierten los platillos limosneros
Sabre los infortunios de la guerra
hasta en- ell mismo cielo Sc me antoja
4ie alguien pide EN- favor de la Cruz Roja
Prque he visto estas noches como una
Mano celeste de dvinas hueas,
P$sar el azafate de la luna / Il ''@a
P0r delante dc tOdas las estrellas
Antonio s. PEDREIR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14

Estoy encantada con su gratisima
carta. AL contestarle la anterior, no
trat6 mas que dc buscar su alma
a trav6s de las lineas, y la encontre
mucho mas dulce, mucho mas hermosa
de 10 que usted Sc imaginaba. Veo
que no me equivoqu6.
Creo completamente in1til asegurar-
lie que quedo a sus 6rdenes, Y que al
pensar en- mi, puede darme ell titulo
de amiga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14

publica sc nota, sobre todo, EN- los pc
riodo electoralcs. AL menos, este es 10
cue aseguran todos los hombres poll
ticos en- los Estados Ell que Sc ejerce
ell sufragio femenino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14
Nu EN- LA T1ENDA DE Ps1oU1s

Veng1o.a con, -----
En- y ? eonfanza de ls4s: 1s,
NO me eerrfis la puerts ~ yues,n+ 'sn+. .'"0'
temais de NJ; ~ lndifereTcia
Es aatroz muoho---reees; 81 pero ANA
Subdd fos<precios, pero sedme francas /,
Que yo soy millionaire de las almas.
Nadine amor, mucho amor, y estad seguras
De'que este amor que me vend6is tan caro-
L6 ire pagando al fin a largos plazos
ST nlO puedo pagarlO de contado q.4a~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14
ANHELOS

De ese
Los do,odiera escOger ell PoderosO
ecuerpo divino portentOsO
70 01es mas sinteticos sabos, j.
Con la1
Y con- smarfa la sed de mis- antojos
/. espadas que exprimi6 en- tus oJos
las fresas que exprimi6 en- tus labios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14

III ma,rimonio es "a ,umba del amor.
victor HUGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-14
PENSAMIENTo

-El verdadero triunfo de la rax6n
no consiste en- evitar Ell error, sino en-
salir de el.