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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

why AIiII should stay boz Oh, u. ,tl.
iu 10 200 t7 she calls tH, prison.
shD writes him 90 note telling uIu tNIt
.he is lonely ln making hia ,sUun.
hn Boz Hhlt ht guD cot the EuHIn.
Wounded urt drourhpH Nt.ru
pushes into Tlussum's ROOM uHU rls
bot Auur llr discover. nor CONT bon ile
aeon whore HHr had gone 300 a d,
lr'um boz search ot him llu ,tItlr4
lpr bach tu her ruum uuI tries go
uWuao hUf iiis ,Nott mu,, a.ula
cNcruIutlnr palms through ulW tIU
sluWh WgHkrus nrum thr loss cot Nlouii
DIS ltuu riukl 900 BloFsoW'H pillow
and tho child THINKS hD Is usl.up Tine
faithful ALim huH entered "Tho
TpWpir ut Duak
utNor, and Worth. the vaudeville
team, showing This W'.k Ht o., iitHi
turItcr are two We'll known hnNH Doe
thr show huaiuyHH. ThpN UH.r u-.r
partners Tor tho past UIt,"U NpIfE
uuI hnN, PLAYED from cuani foo tllst
sIDIl comedy aul with minstrel. Nr
Worth iH known us u ut iHr boost
travelling ~hIFrkIu"H -r0Irrdi.uH Mr.
poNure ls uDll known m NInutu.i
que 90 pllN,i here with fh, iiu
trr brown company ana ulHp WI'i
."rur Flower ut tu' Ranch hr l,.
lrH IuD How HrI'a uud,iHtuI. TI,
uoya ui-u rarIN tnrIr uWu wIsiut'
director Thp tUpstur.ruIna pInIt,
uI N|huIHrIftis WIN D,riliult h.N. .
trcU| tur their wuup, This Hrtk I|
tho idpll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

only right 10 talk 10 you and Prank
before saying anything a. ~ 20 her
ur before paying her nny marked at
tcntions You stand IN the place OF
relatives 10 her. do YOU not
a love her a. " she were my sis
ter" I answered honestly. You have
been Vsff straightforward. MIR Hart.
and you have my promise TO give
you every opportunity tn win Annie.
To prove 81 shall disappear fof a
while aud leave you with her"
Annie did not hear me so. But
nucf O. moment she stopped singing.
aud ! heard them pihing but nay
mind could only grnsp The one thing.
M hnri had said Frank objected 10
Annic's marrNinE WHY
,o,i'ii'.s IN.
had ignored the inst part ~ q
harts conversation where he mad re-
fcrrcd To the triangle Yet frlt ln
every word or u that he wanted NJ.
20 feel the danEer ben having Annie
with MS ~ must hscuuse of what
Frank had said 10 him when he talked
of paying her serious attention. FRANK
had urourhru even nme he came Ca
The house ana had been unpleasant
once or twice when some other caller
Ind acted al ~ interested iu Annie
Frank was Jealous tof Annie. Even
when . had thought be- wnn ieaiou,
of me IL had hseu Annio- always.
tHd be- really low herr Tho Thought
Naf anguish Whatever w. prize W.
hunk W1re ct ~ boz dnnror OF losing
o. guess ID b. 30 in affairs OF the
heart Frank some way took on nn
added value in mN eyes ur else I never
before had realized tho strength ni
NV love DOR him Tho latter perhaps.
liIfuk had slipped into an infninl
NNnH Zoe FN.H uNHN NaaH a.NH - a.U.H
when ne found nut be- wns dainr su.
a bee not asked me To- send h.t
away HAD he tired 81 the o. tho
rNt'ni thar hc lid not want 10 fight
hlH feelings for hor7 Was he careless
uhgt 7 knew a. Thinking l. In u,y
priie wouid free himf
Mr. tlnft Is goiag Win you come
uni sny good uiEhi, OiiVeT' Annis
stood no NV door I had been 80 i'm.
mffsed In my thoughts I had not
heuui her.
common courtesy demanded that
do us she requested. vet " was with
au effort that ! dfaEncd myself bach
hituo CTR ~ iritor good night.
May come again soon p" he asked
We shall he Glad TO ssr you 81
unN tine Won't We. Annie 20
Yes olive with "a blush.
After he had gone Annie told M,
that he had said he cared for her
hr that she could q respond.
II don't know nv own mind. DIV,
not about him like him immense
"a; he ~ very pleasant ana entertain
lnr Hut Z really do not know him
We have talked 10 each other yer,
ltitle, somvway he aeems too serious
too settled
hut he isn't much oiLor than / AM
not 49, old az FRANK"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

r1cn Edward Markham o. wealthy
American living in Japan. wInm siiu
mIrtIts Three feIrs intrr Nnih litH
neglected IA Markham. who Boz Hmus
ing himself Boo "a tea garden With
Adrionue Chester a restless and uraU-
tiful Woman. Akira PROMISES th.
mother thut her child stuu De- fur hiu
90 sacred trust
Another spring finds Markham
married 90 Adurunc Ch,nifr Thrt
leave Japan fur America Akirs ur.
companies them Co hp neal tHr ohl'l
and mlfiil Die promise o. tun dead
mother
IN Mnfth1m's country homo 90
America. Pembroke wilson 1000 DIl
friend 90 Adrignnr resumes hi. Ht.
touuous Markham hesourH rrr.
uICioua aud returning uut p@rrfeIiN
from % business trip discovers Wilson
|u hiH home There be- murder
AklrH uasumDH thr guilt tlUI Or. de
rfFrH mas tonne to che fufhsf uf thc
little .ifl
iatfio blossom docs not uul.rsiur =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24


n know hut some way l have
always thought that 10 | married a
would De- some one younn aud fuli ~
ifci b q ~ would have such sooa
times together"
Don't worry about Il. You rrmsui-
her I told you one that Jour f'fincc
Charming would come 10. you SOME
sleepy tonight aud shall ~ up Tor
1 fcit numb. b~ewiIdered Wan in
any way to hlntse Tor what had come
into my ufcg 1 had been married -
little time yet ~, husband wa ni-
ready maNlng love 10 another m
WIS hecominE involved to an cxtent
dreamed. must decide upon my
mode OF action. should I 70 on ~ b.
fDre-ak nearly ns ! COULTER ahouil
7 tnlk things ont with him A. I had 10
cihgd to do earlier. felt the Las.
would be the custer way Tor me. yrt
ND he confess love for Annie woufl
my Pride allow me - 80 90 hvsnr
with hint regardless OF What he toll
nsf I dif not helieve IN. divervc. "
pfoliie could o aTreT thduurhis
believed IN separating but 10 nasrf
aEtin. nccmed Immoral
wared % soul war while ! wnlfcii
in the hyinE room for Frank ny tho
time DO came I Ind decided would
iet neither Of them know had heard
and seen. ! would DO my best 20 'srfv
on an usual. 1 would icy and keep
them apart hut n nnythinE OF the alnd
occurred again Annie must IN.
Where's Anuief0 Frauk naked tho
question. We had kin-ed me iightiy.
then spoken
She has gone 10 bed It i- late YOU
know
q had hoped she would be Win
YOU 7 wanted her 10 Try his song
having q roll upon the piano. ANY
body been heref'
Yes NJ Hart. And. Frank. he
cares for Annie' lie told mo 10.
Asked my pcrmiEaioh 10 vialt her
The devil be did' What did YOU
tel him The veins IN ha forehead
stood out In anger
That was perfectly willing. Of
course. He IN Nour friend. I have ~.
ways found him Eontionianly. conid
refuse hts request and why should
Annie IL altogether 900 yonnr 10
mnry-iof a long time yet I tell YOU
Hart ahap't come dawdilng around
here. not white I am master Of th.
house. 7 suppose he thousht YOU ~
boss because YOU play ut being a hurl .
ness woman. hut he'll find out iiffer.
ent ! told him 20 stay aVav frtsr,
Annie. Now J viii tell him 10 sry
away from the house"
one might think That YOU wore m
love With Annie Yourself tho WlN SOL
go pa. I said quietly. He turned nral
rcd then white. then atrodo from ne
room without another word.
Gro be continucd)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
~ ru rlsuMI.

Tom Nis. Goo ,uv boy STAR uI fHU
william tuN PICTURES Dr. 100 hsH best
iu 'ilvu HuHrir' lt'Iurm his latest
production UirN hDsIu De- two i.f
engagement uI tur IlHiimr tHDIfUr
yesterday. rH, tfi. uuDo. accustomed
iu seeing Tho UHrinl hu.Htmin dn
uil rortr ut uruHuJl uud durIu
stunts hovlei with delight whom
tntN sHN nIW. mounted l,lp hIs nuI."
from uu" huiIiIuE Geo thr root ,I
other ANA plunge th"oUgh the roof
This one stunt Dos enough tu mako
liDll kuufIu' reform Great pir
iurH bat 90 b. ulIcd with such thIur
The HtuiNl tuu. ts H .uud one NiN
fukDH tho pluDr eff I preacher who
has boon driven out uf uWu hi ont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

Habit is % sort of chaitri motteua.
ou a mans individuality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
At the Theaters Today

PA~sTIME-"Hel Roarin' Reform, with Tom Nix; The
Betrayal Of Maggie, comedy.
b Arizona" with Douglas Fairbanks. hul Weekly
Events
IDEAL-"The Temple Of Dusk, with Sc>,uc Ilayukavu. AMI
q tvrrcci comedy Vaudeville.
LYRlc."The Craving, 9th Frnuyi. Ford and Mae CASTOR.
and O. Lyons Moran comedy.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
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MAY EASILY PREVENT
SOME WHEAT DISEASES

Some of the diseases that conspired
with insect pests to reduce the Buck
eye wheat yield this season may be
easily prevented.
For example all that is necessary
to control black rust is to destroy all
the common barberry.
Such treatment is effective Tor
sinking smut, which seems to be in
creasing. The method most widely
used is the sprinkling formaldehyde
treatment. Directions may be had
from your county agricultural agent.
The modified hot water treatment is
effective for all diseases which can
be controlled by seed treatment in
cluding both loose and sinking smut.
tits too difficult to be used for the
general crop but should be used for
the seed for seed plot.
Seed treatment for wheat scab will
doubtless kill the scab spores on the
grain at the time of treatment and
thus reduce losses to some extent. Re-
cent studies seem to show that the
scab parasite also attacks corn caus-
ing stalk rot and lives over winter
in corn stubble and stray stalks. In
the spring new spores are produced
which attack young buds Of wheat
causing scab. One or more cluster.
die, turn white, and later pink.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to friends, relatives and neigh
bors for the kindness and sympathy
shown us at the sickness and death
Of our dear mother, also for the many
floral offerings, the singers and Rev.
W. H. Bryenton for his comforting
words.-Will Frederick and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn. Charles
Fauble and family, Lewis Frederick
and family, Charles, Ada, Alpha and
Bertha Frederick.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to neighbors and friends for
their kindness in coming and putting
our hay up, also for helping with the
threshing and for fruit, flowers, cards,
plants, and letters of comfort sent me
through my long siege of sickness at
the hospital and at home.
MIR. AND MRS. F. B. WHEELER.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
COATES

Natural Squirrel, Dolman style,
August Sale Price .$295
November Price $4OO
Mole Russian Blouse and cape.
effect, with squirrel collar. Az
gust Sale Price .......... .$295
November Price $4O0
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
COATS

Hudson Seal, belted, 36 inch.
with large cape collar and
cuffs Of Australian opossum:
August Sale Price .........$Saa22
November Price 1895
Hudson Seal Coat, belted, 40
inch, skunk collars and cuffs.
AUGUST Sale Price. .........$34o
November Price $3.50
Hudson Seal Coat, belted, AZ
inch, large cape collar OF
skunk and deep skunk cuffs,
extra quality. August Sale
, November Price $500
Natural Raccoon Box Coat, 80
inch, flare model, cape collar,
deep cuffs, pockets and border.
AUGUST Sale Price ........$2l5
November Price $3O5
Natural Nutria, "a inchs belted
raccoon collar and cuts. Aug
ust Sale Price ............$25O
November Price 1925
Hudson Seal Coat, belted, 36 inch,
mink collar and cuffs. August
Sale Price ................$3Io
November Price Sass
Natural Nutria Belted Sport Mod
el, 80 inch, deep shawl collar
and cuffs of black nutria. A.
gust Sale Price ...........$245
November Price $500
Australian Seal Dolman, large
cape collar. August Sale
Price ............. .$1oo
November Price $2lO
Marmot Coat, belted, SO inch,
opossum collar aL5 cuffs, Az
aust Sale Price .$115
November Price $165
J Australian Seal, belted, 36 inch,
nutria collar, cuffs and semi
border. Augut Sale Price. .$195
November Price 1886
\ French Seal, belted model, large
skunk cape, collar and cuffs.
August Sale Price ....... 1925
November Price 1915
Australian Seal, sport model, ex-
ira large collar August Sale
November Price $165
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
NOTICE

The eighteenth annual reunion of
the Root family will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. James,
Parma, Ohio, August %, 1919. Take
Brook Park Rd. car from Brooklyn
car barns. Bus will meet car at
1890.
MAY G. ROOT, Sec'y.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
CAPES

Mink Cape, paw and tail trim
med. August Sale Price ..$195
November Price $315
Kolinsky capes, paw and tail trim
med. August Sale Price. .$195
November Price $315
Natural Squirrel Cape. August
Sale Price ...............$185
November Price $2S5
Jap Mink Cape, military style,
paw and tail trimmed. August
Sale Price .................$ .$225
November Price 1925
Skunk Cape, tail trimmed. Au-
gust Sale Price .....:.. 1920
November Price $315
Sable RingtaiI Cape, tail and paw
trimmed. August Sale Price $115
November Price $165
Jap Mink Cape, tail and paw
trimmed. August Sale Price $55
November Price SIS
Taupe KoIinsky, tails and paw
trimmed, Shawl Collar. Au-
gust Sale Price .......... ..$185
November Price $265
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
NECKPIECES

Natural Squirrel. August Sale
Price $40
November Price $14O
Natural Mole and Ermine. Au-
gust Sale Price .$45
November Price $11O
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15

Hudson Seal, cutaway effect,
with Belgian Fitch collar,
August Sale Price .........$235
November Price 1926
Marmot Coatee of extra quality
skins. August Sale Price. .$120
November Price SITS
Mole and Squirrel Coatee-large
cape collar, belted coat effect.
August Sale Price. $500
November Price 1926
Australian Seal, cape effect. Au-
gust Sale Price ............$10o
November Price $3.50
Hudson Seal and Squirrel, Paris
Model, very chic. August Sale
FrlCe pEio
November Price $295
Natural Nutria, large cape col
lar of sable ringtail. August
Sale Price .$155
November Price $235
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

aver Ell IMPARCIAL: "Los traba.
jadores son los iinicos que tienen ell
derecho de elegir sus representatives"
Siendo asf, Ic6mo pretende ell leader
! Iglesias que los Obreros no unionados
lie den su representation?
Justo es que la den quienes lie
dicte su conciencia libre.
Anhelar 10 contrariO es, como dijo
ell misno senior Iglesias en- el cOmuni-
cado de aver, un dbsurdO, un 1ten0s-
preciO Ge la libertad de los obreros
como ciudadanOS
Entiendo que la hora de laborar
por la clase obrera, la hOra de ha-
Ger triunfar sus derech0s, no debe ha-
ber resentimientos partidaristas, nj
enojosas desavenencias de classes.
En- estos momentos hay que agrupar-
Sc todos Ell un mismo haz, eleyar ell
cOraz6n Y santificadOs por un mismO
ideal, hacerse eco de los dolores de su
pueblos tratar ed cOnjurar esOs dolo
res que lie abaten.
Hacer 10 cOntrario es Obstaculizar
la labor de los que tienen buena fe
y saben ocupar ell sitio que les cores
ponde ell Fcircunstancias anOrmales pa
ra la vida del pueblo.
La conducta de los hOmbres de la
Federation >Libre es hien censurable,
toda vez que en- ellos puede mas ell
odio al adversario que ell amor y carl
ilo a los que dicen defender y ser sus
representatives.
Los tiempos que cOrren son para edi-
fear, para eleyar los pueblos, con al
texas de miras, y no para destruirlOs
Y hacerlos desgraciadOs.
Hay que ser muy mobiles y muy gran
dies, pero mas ALA de toda nobleza y
grandeza.
H. ~Rirera GOnSdies. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
DE BASE BALL

va han circulado los programs pa
"a los desaffos que han de llevarse a
fcabo en- la Liga Insular de, Base Ball
ell don1ingo7 de los corrientes.
A las 10 a. m. mediran sus fuer-
zas las novenas "Borinquen Stars" y
"Los Muchachos."
Por. la tarde a las 8 p. m. Sc encon-
traran en- la lfnea de combate las dos
rivales Fisk, VS.. clos Muchachos. ~
Estos importantes desafios han de
lamar mucho la atenci6n y seran
muy renidos, pues la novena "Los
Muchachos" esta reforzada por ju-
gadores PRACTICES, entire ellos los jo-
venes Sevilla, Guaja, Tompson, juicy,
Yayo, Siquito y Acevedo.
Els de esperarse que habra una gran
concurrencia en- estos desafios, por
tratarse de dos importantes matchs.
La liga esta completamente refor-
mada, y felicitamos al seiior Fo1tu-
no, por las importantes reformas he
chas en- estos dfas.
A la Liga, baseboleros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
EI. pRoBLEMA oBRERo

Ell Comite Executive de La Fedora
ci6n Puertorriquei1a del Trabajo, cele-
bro session en- el local que ocupa pro-
visionalmente en- la calle de Ia Cruz
No. sc, y acord0 publican un manifies-
to tratando amplimente cuestiones que
afectan al movimiento obrero Ell ge-
neral y especialmente la colcctivi-
dad.
La Convention Extraordin&Iia Sc
reunira en- San Juan a las nuevc de la
mafiana del domingo % del corriente
mes, probablemente en- el salon de Sc
stones de La Camara de Representa-
tes. En- esa Convention estaran re-
presentados todOs los obreros de La is
Ia y Sc tomaran acuerdos relacionados
con Ia pr6xima huelga que estan pre-
parando las organizaciOnes agrlcolas.
FL domingo habra una reunion extraOr
dinaria del Comite Executive para So
lueionar cuestiones relacionadas con
el nombramiento recafdo en- un asO-
ciado para miembro de La C0mlsi6n de
Conciliaci6n y Arbitraie que ha sido
nombrada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
PoR Los JUZGADos

En- ell dia de diciembre actual, la
corte municipal resolvi6 los siguien-
tes casos; por hurto, Pedro Garay, 2
meses de carcel; por aggression, Luis
Hernandez, $25.00, por crueldad para
con animales, Luis Hernandez, $1.00
de multa; por infraccion de ley de
automobiles, Juan Espinel, $500 de
multa; por alterar la paz, Juan Iga-
ravidez, Juan de Cruz Cruz, $4,000 de
multa cada uno; Alfonso Navedo,
$500 de multa; Fela Lopez, absuel-
ia; y por infringir la ley de automo-
viles, Pedro Chevere, $1,000 de null
ia.
La Corte de Paz dicto sentencia en-
los siguientes casos, en- igual fecha:
por violar las ordenanzas municipal
les, VS.. Edelmiro Negron, Ramon Gar
cia, dias de carcel; Juan Oquendo,
10 dias; Juan Gonzalez, $500; Pedro
Boria, Ramon Sanabria, $100 cada
uno; Petrona Guadalupe y Mercedes
Diaz, $500 cada una.
LA JUNTA INSULAR
DE ELECCIONES
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

Ger La sOnrisa calida y luminOsa, como
nn clayel sevillano. La multitud es-
talla EN- aplausOs. ensordecedores. /.
Los soldados inm0viles en- sus pues-
tOs, lie aclaman freneticamente, entire
un himnD estruendosO de clarines y
una epopeya trepidante de tambores...
Y aquella sonrisa heroica, aquel ras-
go de valOr tremendo, conquist6 ple-
namente para la MOnarquia casi to-
dos los corazones republicanOs de Es-
paiia.
Viva ell Rey valiente!-fue ekgri-
to unanime de veinte millones de es-
paholes. Y desde entonces Don Alton
so XIII es ell idolo de su pueblo.
Ning1n MOnarca espahol ha Ocu-
padO ell trOnO en- circunstancias tan
criticas. Desorgahizados por la muer-
te de sus principales caudillos y pOr
la iiquidaci6n moral de las guerras
cOloniales, los vieiOs tradiciOnales
partidos politicos; perdidO tOdo ideal
historicO, desOrientadas en- las utO-
pias mas esteriles las aspiraciones del
pueblo ,todo hacia presagiar una nue.
va era de convulsi0n y de tragedia.
La catastrofe Sc masticaba en- ell
aire. 5. SinembargO, la vOluntad ener-
gica y tenaz, medularmente espa1Ola
del jOven MOnarca, Sc impusO sObre
tOdo, y su valor y su irmeza ante ell
peligro ante la muerte, SUI juven-
tud su liberalidad, recOnquistaron
tOdas las simpatias y encendieron to-
dos los entusiasmos.
Sc dej0 de hacer pOlitiea para crear
patria.
Jamas surgi6 de las fraguas Iegen-
darias de Toledo un acero mejor tenn
plado que la voluntad firme y energi-
ca de este joven Monarca, en- cuya
figura augusta parecen culminar las
mas atlas virtudes de su estirpe. Va
liente y bizarre, como Enrique w; IL
beral y magnanimO, como Carlos III;
castizamente popular, como su padre,
ell maIogrado Alfonso XII, a SUI fe-
cunda y cOnstantesiniciativa sc debe Ell
|renacimientO actual de la patria espa-
fiola. FL sup0 elegir a los h0mbres
que debian guar la nave del Estado
entire tantas tormentas y entire tantos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

aplaudir y los laBios Sc. extendan de
vitorear. !. Todas las flores de la pri-
mayera descienden sobre la carrOza
real, y las palomas, tan amadas de
Eros, aletean alegremente sobre su
techumbrc blasonada, en- un revuelo
candida de esperanzas, como en- una
alegoria clasicat del amor.
De slbito una for de muerte espar-
ce su acidez sulflrea entire el perfu-
me de tantas fo s.. Ell estallido
es formidable, como ell reyentar inso-
Ito de Glen caiiones..
Gritos donde ell terr9e enlodSece de
angustia; cuerpos queS Eatuercen en-
desesperadas y apocalipticas agonias; /;
caballOs destrozados, con los vientres
al sol, chorreando sangre, como en- la
erileptica tragedia de los circos; olea-
das despavOridas de multitud que cho-
can Y Sc atrOpellan. en- una fuga ci-
nematografica de pesadilla. i.
La carroza real Sc tambalea como
ebria de espanto, al angustioso ester
tor de los corceles moribundos. f. AL
pie de la pcrtezuela blasonada, Sc de-
sangran dos palomas.
Don Alfonso desciende, y, serene y
galante, como en- ell mas ceremonioso
besamanos, ayuda a baiar a la elegi-
da de su cOraz6n, que tiembla y pali-
dece bajo sus galas nupciales. Y
otra vez en- sus labios yuelve fore
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

Contemplate. :. Erguido, como una
esperanza sobre la carroza de honor,
saluda militarmente, con su gesto no.
Bile y amplio de dominic, la mu-
chedumbre que lie ovaciona frenetica.
La figura juyenil y gallarda tiene al
go de la gracia fuerte y de la esbel-
tez agil de un discobOlo clasico talla-
do para la eternidad de los tiempos,
pOr ell cincel de DiOmedes, en- La guir-
nadia lirica de un friso del Parten6n.
Su sOnrisa calida y luminosa, desbor-
damiento radiante de su alma, encien-
de en- la palidez girls y tenue del cielO
de Paris, una llamarada gloriosa del
sol de Espaiia.
Una explosion enorme; una huma-
reda fatidica :. Ialctea el fantasma
de la Muerte en- un tragicO silenciO de
payOr...
Y entire las nubes de hume que Sc
disipan en- la serenidad bOrrosa de los
cielos, el caracolear espantado de los
corceles de la guardia y el arremoli-
narse clamOroso de la multitud enlo-
quecida, ell brazo juvenil, galoneado de
orc, lorna a saludar militarmehte, sin
un estremecimientO, como en- una pa
rada real; y en- los labios imberbes,
indeferentes al peligro, yuelve abrir
su corola de fuego una sOnrisa lumi-
nOsa y caIida, como la flor mas roja
de los jardines de Valencia. :.