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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
ENGLISH DRYS
 MAKE CAMPAIGN
CAMPAIGN ACTIVE LY PROCEEDING THRUOUT
 ENTIRE COUNTRY

LONDON, Oct. 21.-(P)-The Eng fish prohibitionists are actively en- gagged in campaigning the entire country, in an effort to put Englano on dry basis. Many distinguished politicians and leaders among the clergy are taking a prominent part in the campaign, which is beginning to be taken seriously by the wet element
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
SANTOS COFFEE
 PORT TIED UP
GENERAL STRIKE IN SANTOS BRAZIL, CLOSES GREAT
 EST COFFEE PORT.

SANTOS, Brazil Oct. 21.-(P)- This port is completely closed down tonight on account of a general strike of all workers which was called to- day. Not wheel is turning in any in dustry. Santos is the greatest coffee port in the entire world. Many ships are now tied up at the docks awaiting cargoes of coffee for various parts ot the globe. There has been no disorder incident to the strike.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
TORONTO LABOR
 WINS ELECTION
UNITED FARMERS AND LABOR FRS CANDIDATES SWEEP
 THE FIELD.

TORONTO, Oct 21- (P) Early re turns indicate that the united farmers and laborers ticket has won sweep ing victory in the provincial election yesterday It seems certain that Pre- mier Hearst and other conservatives were driven from power in Ontario by yesterdays elections. The liberals seats were not affected by the results.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
DIE
 IN LEVANT MINE
COAL MINERS KILLED IN ENG LISH MINE DISASTER-OIH
 FRS INJURED.

PENZANCE, England, Oct. 21.-(P) -Forty-six miners were killed this morning in a disaster in Levant coal mine near St. Just in the Corn wall district. In addition to those who perished a large number of others were injured and some of them may not live,
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
CITY DEPENDED STUBBORNL.Y BY
 SOVIET FORCES

LAST -YUDENITCH HALTS AD-
 VANCE TO AWAIT REINFORCE
 MENTS TO ATTACK.
 LONDON. Oct. 21-(R)- dis patches received by the British office today it is indicated that the bolsheviki are defending Petrograd with great stubbOrnness, A Helsing- fors' dispatch says that General Yu- await endorsements before making an attack on the city.
 The halt was ordered when the anti-b -bolshevist forces encountered a strong force of soviet troops and determined resistance seven miles south of the capital An American telegram says that Commissioner ZinoVieff. the chief bolsheviki repre- sentative in Petrograd, has with LII dW lO MOSCO" "llu uldly lllcu.
 HOLD kRONSTADT. LONDON, Oct. 21.-(P)-A des- patch received this afternoon from Finland declares that tho ho'"',-- still held the Russian fortress of Kronstadt Sunday. The redhag was still flying at the time on the battleship Pertopavlovsk which the bolsheviki raised after the British had sunk her in Kronstadt harbor.
 WANTS FOOD.
 STOCKHOLM, Oct. 21.-(P)-A despatch was received today by the American minister here from General l Yudenitch from his headquarters near Petrograd in which the latter requested food supplies for his troops and the city of Petrograd. The gen eral stated in the despatch that he 1 expected to take the city today.
 REVOLT STiRS
 | LONDON, Oct. 21.-(P)-A report received from Helsingfors this even ! ing declares that state of rebel lion exists in and around Petrograd in the soviet household. The center of the revolutionary movement was discovered in the very front lines of the bolsheviki forces.
 NO ATTACK MADE.
 LONDON, Oct. 21.-(P)-An off, cial statement issued tonight by the British admiralty says that Kronstadt has not surrendered, nor has it been attacked. It is expected to surrender after Petrograd is captured. The Brit ish fleet is keeping at safe distance from the heavy guns of the ports bat teries.
 A bolsheviki wireless received to- night admits that Kiev has been aban- doned and says that severe fighting is in progress north of Kransoyesselo.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
UNION PLEASED
 WITH REGULARS
 GUARD OF GARY
FITZPATRICK SAYS CNIONISTS ARE RESPECTED BY MEN
 WEARING UNIFORMS

WASHINGTON, D. C., oct. 21. (P Chairman Fitzpatrick, of the Chi cago Federation of Labor, told the senate committee today that the un- ions are well pleased with the con duct of the federal troops which are in control of Gary, Ind on account of the recent disorders there in con nection with the steel strike He said that the soldiers relieved the ten. sion by guaranteeing the rights ol free speach to the workers.
 MORE RlOTING.
 PlTTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 21.-(P)- Rioting broke out anew this morning in the Braddock steel district A mol numbering more than 1000 persons gathered precipitating d fight in which several rioters and number of state troops were injured. Nc fatalities have been reported.
 AID UNION xzfnnn
 RIOTING RENEWED
 PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 21.- (4y - Rioting was renewed in the Brad dock steel district tonight by mobs of strikers. The rioters were dis persed by mounted state troops after a short but furious clash in which stones, clubs and bottles were usec as missils. One man was shot anC many injured in the fighting. Twen- ty of the ringleaders of the trouble makers were arrested during the day
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
AGREEMENT NOT
 YET ARRIVED AT
CONFERENCE OF COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS MAKES
 NO PROGRESS.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 21.-(A) The conference of the full wage scale committee, composed of coal miners and operators, and Secretary Wilson, adjourned late tonight until tomorrow without having accomplish ed anything. Leaders of both sides assert that their attitude is unchang- ed. Secretary Wilson still hopes to about d cancellation and prevent the threatened strike in the bituminous fields.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
MAY USE TROOPS

WASHINGTON, Oct. d. P- There is every probability that the government may intervene in the ap- preaching strike of the coal miners in the central bituminous fields. Sey- eral federal agencies are looking up the law A precedent was estab- lished during the Roosevelt admins tration when the President told the miners threatening a strike, that the government would operate the mines even if the use of armed forces should become necessary.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
PRES. WILSON
 SENDS LANE LETTER FOR CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l. - (P) -Prc>idcnt Wilson this morning >iguaIizcd his improvement by dictating from his bed a 6OO-Word let ter to Secretary Lane as chairman of the national in duStriaI conference in which he outlined his views on the matters now before that body. He signed his name with d ohakcy hand using a pencil for the purpose. It k stated that Secretary Lane may not use the letter m- less the conference shows signs of breaking up.
 Despite the President $ illness ii is understood that he i~ preparing to cndcavor to prevent the threatened break in the conference on account of its inability to reach an agreement on the collecting bargaining issue. Mr.. Wilson is so much i'm proved that he is able to re- ccivc letters regarding the threatened coal strike, tho industrial conference and the treaty situation.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
WILSON TIRED OUT

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. -P)-At ten o'clock this evening Dr. Grayson issued a statement saying that the President was very tired as the result of his days work. A night of rest, it is be- Iicvcd, will refresh him and no serious reaction is antici- pated.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
NAVY SUGAR TO
 FILL SHORTAGE
DANIELS MAY RELEASE LARGE AMOUNT OF NAVY SUGAR
 FOR PUBLIC USE.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 21.-(P)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 21.-(P) According to a statement issued this evening from the navy department Secretary Daniels is considering the advisability of releasing a portion of the reserve supply of sugar which is owned by the navy in order to relieve the shortage which is affecting the public. The navy has on hand about 5000, 100000 pounds of sugar and the secretary will probably turn over 3,000,000 to government agencies for distribution where it is needed most
 - NA----
 The government of Switzerland de Cided in favor of the single phase system for electrifying it's railways in preference to the third rail be, cause the cost was less.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22
FINANCE TO BE
 MAIN SUBJECT
PARLIAMENT OPENS WEDNES- DAY TO WORK ON MOST
 IMPORTANT PROGRAM

LONDON, Oct. 21.-(R)-Finance according to leaders of parliament, will be the dominating subject at the opening of parliament next Wed nesday. The government program includes many reforms and labor de mands, among them being joint industrial council composed of repre- sentatves of capital and labor; a maximum working week of 4S hours; minimum wage legislatiOn; the pur- chase of mining royalties and several other matters of prime importance.
 what are you doing now, Pete"
 Pm collecting"
 Collecting what?"
 My thots."
 Gosh, you always were lucky get ting light work"
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-10-22

The fellow with nerve will often gain success while the man with brains is still hunting for it.
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FL socorro de un Iadron
srse~ -OQ- -

que esta comlendo, y 81 os asecha, ven
dra I mataros.'
Y acabando de decir estas pala-
bras. Tito salio, mostrando su ros-
tro negro. sus caheilos erizadcs, Y
SuS gritos semejaban rugidos de leon.
oh noche feliz, gritd, cue t~raiiste
Il mi casa estos ~viajeros para que los
despoje. V 81 ia cen que prepare mi
mujer no cs de mi agrado, tai vez
la carne de eSa muicr. de ESQ nino,
S%atisfaran mi h%ambrer,"
Y los viajeros temblaron.
Pero cuardo el bandido feroz hui
DO visto al divine nino, Sc eSparci6
por S IL rostro una expression de inc
fable bondad Y sus mIradas Sc tro-
caron dc feroces Ell amables.
-"Venid. dijo al anciano V a Ma
ria. entrad j mi casa V cenad y
dormid: no os hare nirgGn dano;
solo pido como recompensa que m.
rermitais tener sohre mis- rodillas
a use niho. 81 mas bello Y encantador
de los hombres, V besarlo una vez,
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Augusta

81 acaso no tiene miedo a mi incuIta
barba.'
Los "iajeroS %entraron. =
durmieron; Y ell malhechor enterne-
edo admiraba eytasiado d su divine
huesped.
Cuando saliJ el sol, los viajeros Sc
despidieron del bandido, Y este Sc
des0laba y gemia, porque pensaba
que jamas volveria a yer 4 aquel
nino encantador. Pero Jesus, VOL
teindose hacia e., lie envio I'm beso con
los dedos dc SUI diestra infantil. I'll
to. le dijo. terrible malhechor que
con tarta bondad me has Gado al
bergue: til ME volveras a err: tie 10
promote IN nombre de mi Padre"
y cuande JESUS fue crucificado, Ii
10 fuG crucificado tambien 4 la de-
recEa del Rsdentor.
CATULE MENDES.
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Una Aoche negTa. hacia el Egipto,
q traves del Gesicrto, sin ganade, sin
bueyeS. sin carneroS y con las an
foras ~vacias. los viajeros caminaban
imnelidos por el viento, Sobre las
inmensaS SabanaS de la arena.
Ia noch4 estaba muy p%avorosa v
Muv negra, Y t~orturados por el ham,
brc. Ia sed Y Ia affection, los ~viaie-
ros gemian, no Sabiendo u quien I'M
plorar.
Entire las tinieblas de la noche Sc
distinguia IN arbol V Jose dijo: "Yo
subire a csc arhol para yer 81 luce
algUna ventana. sea muy lejos o muy
cerca." Y Jose subio al arbol V Ma
ria lie pregunto: mo yes lucir algr-
ma v~entana?" V Jose contest0: solo
veo las tinieblas de Ia noche." Des-
ruGs lie algunos in~stantes, Maria vol
VIC 4 preguntar: mo YES iucir Ia
ventana de alcuna casa Entonces
Jose c~ontesto: 'Feo una luz peque-
nisima ALA muy leios: pero dudo
81 sea una estrella que luce entire las
NUDES negras o la luz de una venta-
ma"
Y era la luz de una ventana. Y Guam
90 los viaieros Sc hallaron frente .
Ia casa. jose llam0 4 II puerta Y
apareci0 una vieia llevando II lam
para.
Y habl6 Jose: Sonora, permitanos
dormir bajo el techo de su casa has
ta que salga ell sol: el v;ento del
dcsierto ha resecado nuestros labios
nuestra Diel. Y Ii arera ardiente
nos uuem0 los pies: somos un an
ciano. una mujer Y un nino de dos
amos. quo nos hallamos sin asilo Y 10
imploramos dc III bondad."
Pcro la vieia dijo: "Huid pronto,
huid. porque mi marido, a quien lla-
mar Tito. es ell mas terrible y e mas
MAJ Tito. es el mas terrible y Ell mas
cruel dc todos los ladrones del desier
to ' Sc complace Ell asesinar a los
viajeros que despoia. Huid pronto por
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(Pasa a Ia Ia. Col. 5a.)
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Tn dia-apenas habia Ell visnto de!
cielo inflamadc en- Ell mar infinite
las velas de orc del baiel de ID auro-
ra-David anciano descendio g0r las
gradas de 81 alcazar, entire leonsS
de marmol. sonriente, augusta. apo
yado en- Ell hombro de rosa de Ia
sulamita. n rrDia AbiSag, que caIen-
TAXA 81 iecho real del soberano poe
ia.
Sedoc. el s&cer4ote Que Sc &i-igla
al temple. Sc pregunto, iadonde II"
ell amaGo senior?
Adonias. Ell ambjciSo arrogante,
dc lejo$. traS una aro0leda. truuaclo
e. ceh al yer a rey y Ia nina
al frescor lie Ia manana. eneaminar-
So q IN campo c2rcano donGe ab"n-
dan les hrioS ' las azucenaS.
Natan. profeta. que tambien los IL
visj. inclin6se protundamente Y ben
dijo 4 Jehoya. extendicndo los bra
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FL pedazo de herradura

En- Iquel momento Sc dirigia Je-
sis. acompanadG de su discipuio Pc
ar0. hacia una EcIuena poblaciGn de
IA Judco, V VIC en- ell suelo IN requc-
40 objeto que brillaba: era un peda-
70 de ie.radur;..
Simon, cG%e csc hie"re-dijo
JESUS.
-cPara que, Maestro? ESQ no va
lie nada--ceplic6 ell d~iscipulo, one M
Grey" della molestarse Ell bajarse q
reco%cr una cosa tan ruin.
FL hGen Jesus rada repiic6: pero
incllnoSe y cogj6 el pedazo de HE
rro y u "uardo en- la mango de la til
MICA. Pedro Sc erccgi0 de homhros
A. cn:rar en- Ia pobIaci6a pasaron
por delantc de la casa lie TN herre-
ro.....y Jesus SAGE! el pehazo de he
rradura Y Sc 10 erSeNo al iuelo de IA
herrera. que lie dij For al tres dine.
ros de- coEre.
Pedro So sonr:o ESTABLISHMENTS.
Jesus adivino su pensamiento. pero IA
da :;iio, Y al llegar al mcrcado So
acerc6 a una frutera y pidi6 tres Ii
neros de battles; la vendedora le do
un punado de ellos. V Jesus Sc 10 guar
do Ell IL manga de Ia tinica.
CoEcluidos los quehaceres que Ia
/ bia lle"ado a IA pequeha poblacion u
Jesus Y a su discipulo. Salieron DE-
ella. V para llegar adonde entonces
Sc GirigIan, tuvieI5 N GU atrave:ar
una eXtersa ilanura sin casas nj az
bolcS Y por consiguientc sin sombT;i
alguna.
FL sol daba de lleno, V iiacia un
calor intense: Pedro Sc quejaba DC
SEQ Y de calor: JESUS nj sc queiaba
dc NADIA. nj narcc;a or las lament
clones de su discipulc: este y =.
Maestro see1Iian andanGo. Jesus sieEi-
pre- a%delante: Pedro siguiGndole rcrc-
ZosaE3entc.
Fl Senior saco un datil lie ia man
ga de Ia tGnica V 10 arroj6 al su2-
10: Pedro So abala.=0 Il FL, 10 cogij
y 10 comic con delete, rcfrescanGo
con el su boca Y su garg&nta. sccaj
por IL scd V el calor.
FL Senior segIia a~delante. deianGo
cler uno q II los battles. V Pedro
dctras bajandose a cada instaHte pa
IL recogerlo2.
Una vez concluidos los dati:ls. c!
bueA JESUS Sc detuvo. Y cuando {!
viejo discipulo Hero 4 81 lado. le di-
10 sonrieate ' en- tonO dc cariTCsa
reconvenci6n:
Simon: 81 te hub;cras 6ajaLo
cUGndo encontramos cl pei.zo De ha-
1:aiura, te hubieras comiGo los dat
les mas cimodamcntc, .orqae no HI
bieGa tcnido 70 que castigar tu 9ere-
"a, V ademls, hacerte YER DUG 81 qTc
por falta de diliecIcia des2-iaa ;aS
cosas peqUenas. Sc cXponc u t=Eer q;c
tr&baiar mucho para conscguir ot-as
todavia mas pequenas. En- verd&d. III
verdad te digo que el que saba apro-
Vechar 10 POGO. sc ev!ta muchos all
nes Y mclcstias.
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Una escena del %evangeIio'
(Rela,o de un Discipulol

Sc lavantaban al cello las gallar-
das aguias dc marraol blanco. entire
arQueriiS c~olosales de marmol hlan-
CO. entire innimeras estatuas dc mar
moi blanco. entire prodigiosas Ql:!nle-
ras de m;irmol blancC: TODD este re-
mataGo. q mas de Glen metros dc FL
tura, FOR una gigaEtesI2 madonna.
y
Dentro. en- las naves ]profundas y
sonoras, los irganoS Y los corOs re-
gaban su al.ha armoniosa entire las
blanquecidas voltas del incienso...
La luz. ~atravesando los esplendores
~vitrales de dolores. quabraban su iris
en- las baidosas dc mirmol blanco.
en- las Columns de marmol blanco. en-
los ~altareS de marmo. D~lanco, en- las
do!ieutcs e%sculturas de marmol 3ian-
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BlBLICA

por Ia ~eglugica paz tie los scn'icr">
Vas en- buSca de aqua 4 Ia cisterna.
Baio las frondaS de rcrdura ctcrna
\ entire los ilOrccido> limoncroS.
.\yiva los cscrlIpuloS de Eros
por Ia cmtrcabicrta tunica tn pierna
Y cS, baiO el yclo azul. tn carnc ticrna
Come 81 blanco Weldon dc los cordcroS.
MicntraS 81 llcna' el anfora l~ucicntr
Y orlaS con gajoS dc laurel III frcnte.
Rcfleia FL aqua III peril hebrco.
Y 81 cmarcaS los brazos Y lie ~alciaS
l:aio cl r"io crcplSculo. semcjas
Tn lnfnrl =" "'""r2> y dcseo.
Raul CaprilcS
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FL ARBOL DEL REY DAVID

zos de manera sacerdotal.
Rcihi. CemeSi V Benais tie Jola02'
sc postraron Y dijeron: luz Y paz
al sagrcdo pastor.
David : AbiSa@ pe%netraron 4 IN
soto Que hubiera podido ser uE jar
din. V en- dcnde Sc Dian arrullos de
palomas baje los UoscajeS.
II.
Era la Victoria de la primavera.
= Ia TERRA V 81 cielo Sc i%untabac en-
una dulce = lUminosa union. ATriha'
ell sol ~eSplendido y triunfal; a6ajo
Ell despertamiento del mundo. ID melo-
diosa fronda de perfume. los hlnincS
del bosquc. las ~a)eazaras jocuHdas de
los paiaros. IL diana universal. Ia
gloriosa ammonia de Ia naturaleza.
Abisag tenia la mirad2 fila en- los
oios do su seRcr. iMeditaba, quiza,
er algun salmo el om%Hipotcnte prm-
cipe del arpa,
Sc detuvieroD.
Lrego fuese David al fondo de una
tremula gruta &c verdoreS eglogicos,
no lciara,ay retorro con una rama
en- X diestra. y poseido de tcmblcr
profGtico:
oh mi terra Sulamita.-eNc!a-
mC.-Plan1cmos hoy. bajo Ia mirada
del cteync Dios. el arhol del infinite
eien. cuya flor Seri II rosa r1lstlca
del amor immortal. a n Far que t.
lirio de la pureza vsntedora ' subll-
me. NosotroS le s~embramos; u. ia IN
u.oiaGa esposa del pr2feta FieJo: yo'
{! triunf3 de Goiiat con mi hon
do. lie Saul CON N meloGia y de IA
mucrte con III iuvcntdG.
Abisas le e~ssGchaha como q un
sucno. como ~ IN 6Xt2s.3 amoroSa-
mente a3istico:y 81 reSp!anG2r del dla
"ac!eate cor:undi2 el or2 de L. ca
Hcllcra &c Ia virctn cOr Ia plata c.
piosa ' luenga de Ia bathl blan-
ca
P~la@taron a1I--.& rama, Que habia
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I'LL yERONES

Fuc en- Ia inailuna dc Ia vida. ..-,llares
en- la campina que cl sol ricga. Coro
i'll sublime Cantar de los Cantares.
Reaia> >ui.tuosiladrs. Cedro Y ORC.
Una figura de mujer fulgura
ctraxGn del paisaje Sonriente......
Sulamita. de noche, Ell la espeSura....
Rebcca. baio cl sol. iunto Il la fuente.....
FL riento deSmelcna la frondoSa
florcSta. Y arrcbata en- desaliio
cl huro de III mira >ilcnciosa. -.
Sobre III picdra. blanca como armiIu.
"rata = -Ichov;l la ioven sangre rosa....
EntonccS bios era feroz V nino.
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III.

lie Ger TN dr3o: ::londoso y cenrena-
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Raul CaprilcS.
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lie Ger TN dr3o: tlondoso Y cenrena-
Tiempos despucs, en- dias del re!
Hercdcs. ell c~arpiatero lose. hijo dc
Jacob. hiio de Mat;u. hijo de Flea
ar. hijo je Eliud, lilo de Akin. YEN
10 un dia nj campo, cort6 del arool
del sarto rey lirico Ia vara CUE flo
rccio en- Ell temple cuando los despo-
series ION Maria, Ia cstrella, la per
la de Dios. la Nadre de J2SGs el Girls
TO.
RUBEN DARIO.
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HTERA TURA Y VAR/EDADES s.
JUDIT Y HOLOFERNES

Rl:mcos ScnoS. rcdondoS Y desnudcs que II plSO
de Ia hcbrea SC uneven bajo cl ritmo sonora.
dc las aiorcaS rIhias V los cintilos de ORC.
vivaccS como cStrcllas sobre III tez de raso.
Sill Iuca dos iacinteS Ell indeciblc vase.
dan ia Sutil csencia de la vOz. Tn tcsoro
de miel hincla III pulpa de suS carnes. FL noro
no do nunca Il esa faz languidcces de ocaso.
Ylcentc, Sobrc iii lechO de Sandaio. ci a>lri"
rcspira fatieado. Mclanc0lico cirio
los ohietos alarga Y provecta en- Ii sombra.......
Y rlia. micmtras rcposa la DGlicYt falhn"c
mu.a. imIaSiblc. Sola. Y escondido cl alfanic.
. ,,ar! - '~'"iro eolpe SO rccata ell In >nmbr:l.
\ ;,-il tigrc que Salta de tupida maj ~
81 lanzb In isrlcllta sobrc cl heroc dornido.
V dc Ioblc mandobIe. sin robarlc M gemido,
del atletico tronco dcSgai0 la cabcza.
Como inforaS rotaS. con nngida rrc>tcza.
,lcSbor,l6 ell olaadas I'll carmin cnccndido.
de I'm lago dc plIrpura V de Sreilo Y nc divide.
,ecogio la homicida III pujmtc cabcza.
En- cl oo apa RADIO. las mciillas y 81 Gaelic,
de la barGa en- Sortijas al uhgido cabcllo
Sc apinabam las Sombras en- Siniestro derroclc.
Sobrc Il liviio tajo lie color de "ranada....
y fimgia III negra cabeza ,lcstroncada
una hibrica rnSl del iardin de Ia noci!c.
Guillerno VALENCIA
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SALOMON

iRCcuerdO De HeiHcl
TimbalcS Y ~clarincS cnmudeccen
iuito al lccho del Sabio Salom0n:
los angeles. SciS mil Il cada orilla.
Ia cSpalda al cinto. vtian ron>temur.
.Accchan los c]nSueiloS pcSOroSn>.
Y las ccjaS apenaS frunce el rcE:
de las ,ioradaS vainaS brotan rapido>
los docu mil aceroS Il la vez.
Zero al punto los angeles cnyaima',
los locc mil accroS. al nlirar
que. cnSanchando las ccjaS suavcmcnlc.
cl rcy mucvc los labios para hablar:
-";0h Sulamith. soy dueno del imperio:
lie ciudadcs V campO> duen0s soy:
RENO en- .Iudea. ....M Mas 81 I'll no quicrcs
anuarmc un POGO, :lmorirt de amor"
tuu,Stn EEpp 4 Y
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curas viu6as de iDtachao!cs artsccdea-
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do 4 bucr csucso. I'd. puede escrleir-
ie dir, ciarente a cusilu!era de elias
8 c~on.-aer un natr;nlonio fel:z en- cor
to tempo. Scnos Giglos dc confiauZa
= nos dedicanoS : On negocio hon-aco
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24

81 tesoro rcsplandecia. f~ulguraba..
LIS grandes cruces de orc Y pcdre>
rias. las pcsadas de ORC y
redreria, las severaS casullaS dc oro
Y pedreria. los imperioSos baculoS dc
orc V pedreria, ion! todos los dones
dc orc Y ~pcdreria; ;oh, todos los do
nes de em]peradores, papas y arzo-
bispos. grandes riqaezas de remor1!-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24
Manuel MACH.ADO

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nj padre de Raqucl. serrana bella:
mas no Scrvia al padre. Sino Il ella.
que a ella solo por premio prercndia.
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paSaba cO%tcntandoSc con vella:
pcro cl padre cruel tie Ia doncclIa.
en- lugar dc %l:aQucI. lc cntrcg0 il LA.
Nicndo Fl triSlc pastor que con c~nealo>
aSi Su dicha anSiada So cScOndieSc.
cual 81 no Ia tuvicra merccida.
Il Scrvir cnpc2" otroS >ictc aiIos.
,licicndO: Mas >~iryicra. 81 no fueSc
para tan @randc amor. corta la vida"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-30

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