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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-10
JOHN {. SEXTON SELLS
HIS SHOE STORE
United Clothing Stores Takes
Over Stock and viii Soon
Open With New Business

John B. Sexton Tuesday sold his
shoe store on West Main street to
the United Clothing Stores. Invoic-
ing is going on today, and as quick
ly as the stock can be inventoried, a
quick sale Of the entire outfit an
nounced. Then the store will be
remodeled, modern front put in and
a brand new stock Of mems clothing
and outfits will be installed, and the
establishment begin operation along
the progressive business lines that
characterize the operation of this
firms stores all over the state.
The retirement of Mr.. Sexton from
active business in town to his farm on
the Lexington pike is one of the most
important business deals that has
been contaminated here in long
time. Mr.. Sexton has been in the
shoe business for the past II years,
and numbered his friends by his ac-
quaintances. He did not convey the
building which he owns to the new
firm but will give them longtime
lease on it.
Mr. F. M. Boone, Jr., president of
the corporation which operates the
United Clothing Stores is in town in
charge of the invoicing. He will
make announcement of the name of
the local management and the date OF
formal opening later Richmond
Daily Register, Oct. 8, 1919.
Every article in the above mention
ed stock will be sold in quick clean
up sale which will start as soon as
the stock can be thrown in lots and
priced.
Prices during this sale will be
lower than the present cost of manu-
featuring this merchandise. The ma
jority of this stock was bought by
Mr.. Sexton more than year ago.
There are hundreds Of articles in
this stock whose quality cannot be
duplicated today at any price.
This sale coming at time when
prices are so tremendously high
promises fair to break all previous
sale records in Madison county and
will no doubt be much appreciated by
all who take advantage.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-10
At 2 o'clock p. m.
His Farm Of 50 Acres
RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Arrival and departure OF passenger
trains from Richmond.
The following schedule figures pub
iished a. Information and not guaran-
Lsuisvtile a Nashville Railroad
Arrives Leaves
1901 am Atlanta Morton IL 10 am
1919 am Paris-Cincinnati 4:O1 am
Maysville 6:63 am
s2:60 pm Stanford-Local s7:OO am
6:46 pm Franlrfort-Lou'e 1900 am
ll:4S am Cincinnati-Local 1910 pm
se:aS pm Atlanta--Norton 1859 am
1920 pm Observation-Disclosures
1925 pm Kpoxv,t,e -xecai is:I5 pm
11J1 - Aouigvnlo--fIovn. l2:S6 pm
slA.1y pm Frankfort-Lou'o II 40 pm
1l:tS am Loxington--Cinry 5:5S pm
ss:4I am stanford--Local sz:l0 rm
$500 am Ravenna- s7:lO pm
Except Sunday tn th sat \
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-10
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Loo king-Take
t.. Olive Tablets

To have a clear. pink skin. bright
eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days, you must keep
your body free from poisonous wastes.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets "a vege-
table compound mixed with olive oily
act on the liver and bowels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after effect.
Take one nightly and note results.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions of
boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25co
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-10
FOR RENT

AS guardian for Peter Smith
Gentry, ! will rent to the highest
bidder on
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-26
BOXING AGAIN LEGAL IN IDAHO
 AND NEVADA

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2e-With
 the recent enactment of law permit
 ting twenty-five round boxing matches in Nevada and twenty-round bouts in
 Idaho, followers of pugilism look for a revival of ring contests in the west which will in a measure, approximate the days when the sport fourished here half a dozen years ago. | It was in Reno that the Jefferson
 Johnson championship bout was
 fought in 1910 for purse which, up to that time, was the largest ever offered for ring contest. Being on a direct line of transcontinental railroad travel, and within hailing distance of San Francisco, Reno suf- fered but little handicap in the matter
 of getting crowd to witness the battle.
 California IS limited by law to four
 round bouts. An effort is being made ill the present session of the legisla- ture to permit of ten-round contests.
 In the event that this is approved it still must be voted on by the people and sanctioned by them before it can
 become a law.
 According to the original plans of Tex Rickard, who is promoting the WillardDempsey championship bout, |the fight was to have been staged on July 4, at a place yet to be determ- ined. Recent developments indicate this date may not be adhered to. Ac- cording to reports, Rickard is said to have expressed the opinion that the celebration of Independence day this year might take on new solemn ity owing to the great war, which would make prize fight out of keep
 ing with the tone and spirit of the holiday and arouse antagonism
 Both Reno and several Idaho towns are angling for the proposed contest. The former city has an advantage over it's rivals in the matter of being selected by reason of the fact that twenty-five rounds may be fought in Nevada, whereas the law of Idaho permits only twenty rounds. Other conditions which must be weighed by the promoter are accessibility, in order to get his crowd, and the finan- cial inducements made.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-26

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The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-26

The Daily, Times job plant is well equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-26

Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-26

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
THE THREE BEST
SELLERS IN MUSIC
Victor Records.


ia Paloma" (six saxaphones)
and Carnival OF Venice" whist
ling)
Brother Jones Sermon" Cnegro
comic) and Mr. Rastus JOY Ride. -
Alabama Lullaby" and My
Swanee Home"
Columbia Records.
1T Trovatore" Glove air) Rose
Ponselle.
Music of Wedding Chimes" and
Dear old sue"
MY Little Sunshine" and How
Can You say Goodbye"
Edison Records.
Everybody Wants a Key to My
Cellar" Al Bernard and Turkestan.
Premier quartet
Tears" fox trot Tuxedo dance
orchestra. and Mary" fox trot
Tuxedo dance orchestra.
Eyes That Say Love You. ="
Helen Clark and George Wilton Bal
lard. and when the Bees Make
Honey" Irving and Jack Kaufman.
sheet Music.
Tell Ne"
in Soudan."
THAT Aviation Glide"
Player-Piano Rolls.
Caroline sunshine"
My Cairo Love"
Anything Is Nice If II Comes
From Dixieland."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
Russia and Her Women
A Real Comic Opera Star Opportunity
By H. NJ Nimmo EDITOR Detroit Saturday Night

OF Milan. with a boleshvik states
man; and that explanation il rather
an elucidation than a denial RE
says.
Abolition Of celibacy has been
adopted simply as a means toward
equality. Every woman on attaining
her 18th year, and every man on his
goth year is bound 10 inscribe his
or her name in a special register
kept at the commissariat Of unions.
and must then contract a marriage
within the period OF six months.
should they fail 10 do so, they are
served with three warning notices
az successive intervals OF two months.
before any step is taken in the way
Of cOercive measures. Every bach
elor and every spinster Is bound 10
furnish a written explanation Of their
irregular condition, and the only rea-
sons admitted as valid are serious
ul-health or organic defects"
That Interpretation Of the law
gives every man or woman a run for
his or her money-or rather, for his
wife or her husband. You have in
all nine months in which TO md a
mate-and II you don't find one in
that time the government will ind
one for you. The time-honOred
principle of safety first encourages
self-selection. If YOU don't make
your own choice the government
Will go up in the attic, look over its
stock Of matrimonial seconds" and
wish one OF them on YOU. But even
In such desperate straits as that your
case is not hopeless. for there is a
way out The 5olshcvist statesman
tells il:
when two lovers wish 10 marry
they present themselves TO the peo-
pies commissary, pSho witnesses their
marriage. The same course is fol-
lowed as regards separating. only
that the comm issary, after freeing
the unhappy pair. inscribes the mU
afresh on the celibate list and tina
woman on the register Of marriage
able persons. notifying each Of the
obligation to find another partner
within six months
The Scheme i'm Practice.
Thus life I'm Russia may become
just one darned wife after another.
But practice makes perfect. You
may not he able 10 make it go with
the first, or the second, or the third
or the fourth. or the fifth, but the
odds are all i'm your favor. and some
time YOU are likely TO get the right
one. And under the law YOU are
entitled 10 a good long rest in be-
tween. Like many other features Of
bolshevism the new matrimony
leaves something 10 be desired.
Late reports from Vladimir indi-
cate why the original idea of ma
tionalizing women has been modi-
fed. Paul Serviack, a Russian friend
Of the deposed premier. Kerensky,
has just recently arriN ed in Amer
lea. and uarrates how il happened
Lest Serviack's testimony be dis
counted as that of an anti bolshevik
il should be stated that the story he
tells appeared earlier in The Kres-
pava Gazetta. The story is this:
A few days after the promulga-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
German Submarines We're Winning War When
america Entered" Rear Admiral Sims

men. All, these duties left only from
Ave 10 Is British destroyers 20 fight
the whole German submarine flo
tilla, which was patrolling the mer-
chant ship lanes
Admiral Sims thus far does not
indicate how much OF the credit OF
the victory over the submarine be-
longs 20 the United States navy.
and how much 10 the British for
their increased efforts But he
leaves no doubt in the readers
mind that ii was a terribly close
shave.
IL our government had followed
the advice OF some of its critics and
kept its fleet at home, Germany
would have won. II we had insist
ed on keeping our fleet absolutely
separate from Britain's, as others
wished, the result might have been
the same Cooperation was essen
tial And Sims gives us the not
over-comforting bought that II the
Germans had been as well prepared
with submarines as they were in
most other respects. they would
have triumphed anyway.
The revelation is not calculated
10 mate either Birtons or Yankees
over-chesty Both ought rather to
take the lesson 70 heart. and see TO
it that either by a league of ma
tions or some other same means
they are protected against such a
danger in the future. II is as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

Unless all our comic opera stars
are sound asleep the American stage
VII offer some Uproarious entertain
nent this coming season by way Of
exploiting matrimony an Russia. The
harem has been overworked: like
wise our own divorce laws. The Rus
SLAMS present some new material on
q very ancient but everlastfngiy pop
ular theme. Imagine what Raymond
Hitchcock or DeWolf Hopper could
do with system that makes mag
risSc and divorce only a matter Of
Official registration, and permits
only a six months vacation between
wedlocks. Turn on the lights. and
let US weep with laughter.
When the famous decree or the
soviet OF Vladimir. requiring the
registration OF all marriageable men
and women between 70 and so. and
setting forth the right OF every regis
tered man and woman 70 pick a
mate from the official entries. was
first reported IN this country it at
tracted little attention But when
Roger T. Simmons. former repre-
sentative in Russia OF the United
states department Of commerce. sub
United 10 a United States senate
committee a copy Of that decree, and
also a copy OF the stIlI more nortOr-
fous decree Of the anarchists OF sara
toy. Americans began 70 open their
eyes very wide. There first sensation
was one OF sudden shock, followed
by incredibly Their last sensation
has been one OF merriment When
a thing becomes so ridiculous as TO
defy serious consideration, the Yam
kee naturally laughs at IT,
There is still some mystery about
the decree Of SaratOv. giving male
citizens the right 70 use one woman
not oftener than three times a week
for three hours" That il was ac-
tually issued there is no doubt.
Friends OF the bOIsheviki nave ex-
PIE med il away as a joke or a trick
put up By their enemies. If there
is anything the American bolsheviki
are particularly ashamed Of il is the
stories that have come out OF Rus
STA about the naturalization OF wom-
en- They usually deny these stories
boldly, though Alfred Noyes, the
poet. heard the doctrine of universal
prostitution openly defended at a
bolshevist meeting in Carnegie hall
in New YORK
DEGREES We're Authentic.
And there can be no question about
the authenticity Of the Vladimir de
cree. or OF similar DEGREES promul-
gated in different parts of Russia.
On the contrary. at least one boil
shevik witness, Louise Bryant admit
ted the authenticity OF the Vladimir
decree before the United States SEN
ate committee on bolshevism. though
IL was stated by the same witness
that the bolshevfki were somehow
not responsible for Il. How the boil
sheviki were not responsible when
IL was their own decree she did not
say.
The only other available explana-
ton OF such decree comes through
an interview in The Journal EpOcha,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
FALL CRUCIAL TIME
FOR REPAIR OF TIRES

The early fan months are regard
ed in the tire circles as the impor-
tant period for tire repair materials
With the big summer driving season
past and the warm days rapidly de-
creasing in number, many motorists
are trying to get the last mile out Of
their tires 10 make them last thru
the season. Frequent inspection Of
tires and attention 10 little troubles
viii do much to get a few extra
thousand miles from tires that are
nearing the end of their usefulness.
In the list Of tire repair materials
and accessories there are articles to
meet every temporary need of this
sort. is the statement of the United
States Tire Company. There are
heel-a-cut for closing surface cuts
in castings and tubes; self-ceme
patches for punctures; tire sleeves
and inside patches for weak spots
in castings, and outside laced tire
sleeves for holding temporary blot
out repairs in castings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
GERMANS PROHIBIT
GAMBLING IN ARMY

BERLIN. Sept 2O.-The spread
Of gambling among the soldiers has
prompted Gen. Noske 20 issue an or
der .proh fNitfr~ M Gambling in
acks. canteens. mess halls. on
parade -l,. -.... rr .u public places
The Berlin authorities are pro-
Ceeding vigorously against the own
ers and operators OF all gambling
places. who. when convicted, are
invariably given Jail sentences UNI
der the provisions OF martial law,
which is still effective.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

suredly an emphatic demonstration
OF the periis OF "muddling through"
the policy on which both nations
depended too much before the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

KNIGHTS THE WESTERN LANPS
in TRAIL" serial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

coming WACANP Hip Hip
in FRIEND"
SofC Current Events Somekn show
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

HOTEL SAN LUIS. CGarros limpio< = Ia
raros. Prscics tsrcsiaies por scTIua. 20!
y. Sant:. Ross Ave. San Antonio. Teas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
LECTURAS De PR0EECHO
PRACTICE
tNieuc d. Ia -. na@.l

mjgnsraS q9a n compania one q re-
Ercscg;aba lc cstaba amenazando con
iespedirlo 81 no vend.a 81 petrolco L
c.7co c~eNtavos mas cl gallon. De esta
mane"a cc!abramos una tregua POI Ia
cual cl Representative de IL compaEia
encmiga 50 c~omprometio q darnos IN
aceite de mejor ciase : 2 no bajar los
precios 81 lc comnabamos a la CON-
2ah!a Que el reprcsentaba.
S:emPrc heHos considerable que
rca,mentc ell aviso que ~pubiicamos
con csc motive habia Sido nuestro pri-
mer auuncio. Hasta ALI nuestros a.
nuncios Sc habian imitado a estas
senci!!as palabras: James Hart and
Son. concentrates en- TODD genera de
ef~ectos'. BESIDE entonces c~omprendi-
mos que el anuncio bien redactado,
pue de proporcionar grandes utiliGa-
des. Y desde ~aquella epoca apartamos
siempcc un tanto por ciento de las
ganancias y 10 e~mpleamos en- avj-
SOS.
Hasta aqui e. primer articulo de
Mr.. Hart. Fr6XiEnamente publicare-
mos e. segundo, porque crecmos que
a Muestros lectores c~omerciantes pue-
deH ser dc mucha utihdad csc Y otros
ar;iculos del mismo genera, los Qua
les estamos p~ub,icando periodicamen-
&c er La PRENSA-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
REMEDIO PARA
FL REUMATISMO 25c
Medicinal natural (PastiIlas NR1 que
ha aliyiado a miles de paclentes que
habian probable costosas medicl-
mas sin obtener mejoria.
Esta garantizada.

E.istcn tres funciones esenciales en- q
sistema humane: La digestion de los Si-
! mcntos Ia extraction de IN materia nutriti-
va de dichos alimentos. } II elimination DC
las sustancias no aprovechables.
Una mala digestion = Ia fa!ta de asl1iiiH-
ci6n de los alimertns. hacen que el organis-
mo dele de aprcvechaE las materials nutrIti-
vas Indispensable, ocasionando eli ade3ga-
zamiento de Ia sargre. anemia. debiiidad. etc.
FL nal funcionaTniento &c los orEanos desti-
nados = IN elimination de las sustsncias no
Rp-ovechables. hacr Cue estas Sc acumuIen.
cnvencaandc Ell Organisrro, reStandole fuer-
zas y encrgias tan neceSar'as para cvithr
las Intermediates y Ell Tuchas ocasioncs son
motive de scrias compiicaciorcSs-
El Reconnaissance. debido n cierta Irregular
dad Ct E! proceso dc elimination. que Gsis
de- a~r-pjar ciertss sustanrias Que envcEens1
al o-ganismo. no pucde ser .cETado p0r MN
Suua medicinal que no vaya dircetan:sate al
origen De II mencionada enter:ue'.ad. Mn
gum persona sensata puede esperar curarss
del rcunIatismo rnientras ci Ge.'ncn icifns-
Mecca en- su ORGANISING,
picnse I'd. en- este. ExpEca 81 cTIto &c "a
mediSina de IA nstur2ieza tFastIiIas SR)
en- muchos casos en- QUO otrcs remedies han
faIlado. Mile5 de personas estan usando estz
; m.Cioina y obteniendo magnif!cos res1lt3dcs.
Per que pagan circo @ diez wees mas por
mediciras de rcsultados dGdosos?
Una GAIA de 25c. de Natures Remedy
(Pns:ilias Mr. que ~contiene suficientc medi-
Gina para veiaticinco dtGs, ayudara a ID =
obtcner alivio. lc proporcionara magn;ficor
rcsuIIados o de no ser asi no le costarS nads-
e. Natures Remedy. no solamcnte 10 e.
para ell reu!natismo. Ayudf a IA digestion,
%tonifica cl hiSzdo. hace que los rinones e In
~testinOs funcionen con eniera regu!aridad.
e~nriGuecc n sanSre y limpia y vigoriLa TODD
e. sistema. I'd. indudablemnete ha prohado
otras medicinaS costosas y consultado varios
meGIcos. Eaga ahc-a Ia nrueba con csta ex-
celcate nledicina lie dara magnificos ~resulta-
dos. Natures Remedy" .lPas tillas Mr. es-
tan r. IN venta y garantizadas por todas Las
buenEs drosuerias. y en- San Antonio. Te-
xas en- n Botica San Pedro de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
DEL OLA
Ia PRlRcEsA QUE NO AAao Al TRovADoR

siempre, el amor, soberano del mum
do, lie habia elegido para depositaric
de 81 centro....
Como no habia de amarle la prin-
cesa? iQuien era el e~sperado sinO
el?
Saba ella, acaso, 81 ell trovador
era principe de los suenos azules,
dueno del mundo, porque era senior
V rey en- los c~orazones de las mu-
jeres?....
va imaginaba ell trovador que a Ia
madrugada, antes del sol, e. descen-
deria de la estancia de la bella prin-
cesa por la escala %suieta 4 su ven-
tana, mientras, GeSpiertas a Ia luz.
c~antaran las alondras ell himno dc
Ia vida perennemcrte removable. 7
que en- sus labios, dotados de la su-
ma Dacicncia, l~levaria impresa Ia hue
la de otros labios que nadie habia
desf!orado nunca, Y que de nuevo,
~peregrino dc amor, c~ontinuarla su
caminar, Siempre incesante. hacla
otras ~tierras, donde sobre otras Pc
nas ingcntes Sc alzaban Otros casti-
Hos almenados. donde, como avecicas
sjlvestres en- jaula de orc, languide-
clan. sonando con ell esperado, las
princeSas mas bellas de Ia terra.
Y asi pensando, IL estarcia del cas-
til!o fuG Quedando desierta....ifa
cstaba solo, ante Ia rrincesa dc todos
los suenos, ell trovador de todos los
cucntos.... -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

Iengo conociEiie1:o dc quc alGunos iEd!-
viGuos que nj siqu!era han es:ado en- u
ciuGad dc Los Angeles. California. antan re-
corrIenGo ai.uncs ESIados &C la Union Ame-
sIcana, robando y enganancc tescaradamel~
te nj pGolico. daado!e. a cambio de- 81 d.
nero. uaas cuantas pflcoras cue de nads
res sirven. y pa.a cuSo fin. tomaa inde-
.lanLa que 30 ne sabi6o i~nspirar n pubIIco
roE mi trabajo ser!7 y honrado.
Como este acso, EparSc de colSGtuir por
81 SOLO una grave !niraccio1 d ~ Leyes
Ge este Pals, p0dr!a de5prcStgiaEme ante 100
1jos dc las pcrsonas que puGiersn Greer
QUE aQuel!os indIvlduos son reaImtn;e ei Prof..
u. {. Martinez. me arTesuro a DuDiicL e-
"a adTeEtencIa para evIEar que ei engaco ST.
clio ! procaz. siga adeiante.
Por orts pare, comD estos
MES E IMPOSToRES TOMAN Ill NoM-
pruebas esidcntes Ell nj pOcer para proceder
soncieacia-
No debe oividar 81 pIblico que paGecc en-
fermedades. que mis- metodos de cuE-r sod
absoiutamente sin I'edlcinas. AtemaS, 81
yo lego 4 saiir en- yi-a por les Es;aGo=. cosa
que no he pensaIo aIn. DARE FOR Ia
PRENSA Ell AVfSo CORRESPONDENTS
A ToDOS MIS- PACIENTES.
In Prensa" las fotogfafias y testimonies
De personals que. despues de kaber ull:zada
mis- servicios. han siGo bcneticiadas 5 curI
das. Tengo cn mi poder ceatena-cs de s.
Jos tesrimonios-ios cualeS moSt-are a QUEEN
los so.iclte. sin nineuna obligation de ~
parte.
PROF. 81. c. MATINEE
Podcroso .SGrddor.
20s-I-e American Bank BGiidinG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

Fiesta fut en- el castillo su arriba-
da: primcra fiesta dcspuGs dc varios
amos. eN cue :" habia guardado luto
a ia muerJ2 de! noble principe. due
10 de las ricas h~ereiaics del conto~-
no.. Y padre dc Ia bella princesa....
Fiesta en- honor del nomada sin nom
hre. cue ante Ia hujrfara Y III ava.
Y 81 doctor cnfautado de las lucngas
barbaEas apost0licas Y Ia servidum-
brc toda. mario sus falordias evoca-
Goras, canto u trovas m~c!odiosas y
Gcdic6 sus apasionadas miraJas 4 Ia
si-enciosa G inm6vil poseedora de to-
das aQueilas riquezas fastuosa5, que
deSlumbrabran Y movian q "HyiCla.
EUbo m0nedas de ORC para II Oscar
celia del trovador: vino de las rii;as
dGradas para klmedecer su gargan-
"a roScedora dc los Ocultos mistcrios
de IL ammonia; donosoS concentrates
para subrayar sus consoles de amo"
: de guerr4. El trovador de tOdos
los Cuentos acepto complacido el orc
Y Ell vino mas dorado que las none
das aureas, Y Ia admiration de sus
oyentes, rend;dos a su arte V gallar-
dia. Gran triunfo Ell suyo ante Ia
bella de los ojos color de mar, a la
que tanto habia encantado-pensaba
el trovador.-que de Ia emocion mis-
ma eStaba muda. V que no proflrl0
nj ,un concentrate!
Pensaba el Que 4 81 llegada habian
muerto los dragones fieros que guar
dahan los ~sagrados umbrales del al
ma de Ia bella. Pensaba que hubo de
bastar una mirada suya. cal!da c in
sinnante. para que en- ell eorazon dc
la princesa, cofre de- sandalo donde
dormian los tesoros que Ia vida EN-
b~eIlecen. ~florecieran las rosas bernie
jas de Ia passion. Pensaba que, como
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