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Fire In Bic U. .. storsheuse.

Chicago.-Fire of unknown origin
damaged two units of the United
States Quartermaster's huge storehouse
500 900. The building was said to SON.
tain supplies valued at 5000. 900. In
Guiding small arms and ammunition.
a. well as food and other stores. Weak
water pressure and dense smoke ham
psred firemen, some Of whom used gas
masks and electric torches.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-20
New York viii spend go 900

Albany, N. Y.-It will cost Now York
state approximately $900oO.0o0 the
largest amount in the history Of the
commonwealth, to administer its At
fairs for the next fiscal year. Approx
imately $40. 900. 600 of this total will be
for construction work to take care OF
the unemployed, according to the legis-
lative finance committees In introduc-
ing the annual appropriation bill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-20
af.ooo.o .ooo, ,ooo a Year.

Paris.-On President Wilson's ar
rival a series Of conferences begon
which will last over the weekend. An
important question awaiting Presi-
dent Wilson'S attention il the length
of time to be given Germany to pay
her huge war debt to the allies. This
il tentatively fixed at thirty years.
with the payment of about 81 900. co.,
600 annually during that period.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-20
Execute All, Relatives.

Stockholm.-AIl the relatives of Of
ficers Of the Eighty-sixth Russian reg
iment which went over to the White
Guards as against the soviet govern
ment, have bees saDcntsd according
to a dispatch from Petrograd The ex-
ecutions were ordered by the military
revolutionary committee Of Petrograd.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-20

t,OOO IaoDitb.
Amanda Gill shot Ambrocio Morel-
leg at Florence three times in the
chest and body, but none will prove IA
tai. He was arrested. Aorellex was
held about a month ago In connection
with the shooting of Mrs. Aoreile4
who was wounded in the leg BY 4 shot
fired outside her bedroom window, but
was released from lack of evidence.
More than 5000 acres in the Del
Norte land district have been desi,
mated as open to homesteadinR, and In
formation regarding the land may be
obtained from the register Of the land
office at Del NoFte. according to II. d.
McEniry. chief Of the Denver field d.
vision of the General Land Office.
Residents OF Pandora, 4 littia
hemmed-in mountain town, see the sun
only fifteen minutes a day now, and
little while ago thirty-fivs minutes.
Denver. according to DR.. James b.
Hurley, chief of, the medical staff e
the county hospital, has had one un-
disputed case Of the mysterious mala-
~ now appearing variously througA-
'ut the world and generally known a.
he sleeping sickness" F. g. Lock
lied at the hospital under conditioos
hat puzzled physicians.
The rumor that Fort Logan, near
Denver, is to be abandoned as q de-
mobilization camp for Colorado SOL
diers, was deaisd by telegraph by
cass T. Herringtoq, president Of ~
Colorado Develeomeat Fs1eFation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
WORKING GIRLS
ROOMS IN new
SALVATION HOME
$4,000 Campaign 10 Be
Waged Here May 10 to 26,

\ womenS and children rest room
will be one Of the features Of the new
Salvation army building which will be
built from proceed, on campaign
which will be carried on in this city
May ~ to May 70, according to {. G.
Fencil. who is in charge Of the plans
Tor the drive.
The experience Of local Officers"
Fcncil says, emphasized the necessity
for the provision Of womcn'S and
children, rest rooms and day nurS.
cry As a very practical and much
needed ieaturs'
II is expected that mothers who are
in the city on shopping trips will leave
their small children under the care OF
the trained Salvation army nurses.
II Is also planned to provide Some
is or % modciate-Slzed bed rooms to
be rented TO working girl, At mini.
mum price II IS hoped that lhi, Iclt-
urc viii afford clean and Wholesome
living condition, ou cost bl,i, At q
reasonable rate compatible with the
girI>' wages
The latest estimate Of the cox, of
the building, plus campaign and Incl.
dental expenses +, SNOo0. The cam.
pllgn is part Of national campaien
20 raise $liWOOnO EN.Goy {. W.
Whitman OF New York is at the head
ot the national drive. proceed, OF
which are 10 take the place OF the old
ambourluc donations which are no
longer being ,olicl'cd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
BIG ROAD MEETING
HELD HERE TONIGHT

Cnc of the biggest meetings in
the Oklahoma Goods Roads asSocla
tons campaign to put over the
Good Roads $SOcoOooO bond issue on
May o will be held tonight in the
Chamber Of Commerce. Governor
|. B. A. Robertson will address the
meeting r. \. SinSlctary, manager
OF the association, will preside.
Plans arc now being laid for a big
meeting in Marietta. the latter part
OF next week. Two arplancs ior
Fort sill have been obtained to give
demonstrations at this meeting and
a request for a special speaker from
the headquarters here has been sent
in. r. A. Single,ary will speak be
fore the employees OF the Ford plant
at noon today
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plated returning home las, night and
came to Poicau TO Join him.

Don't borrow money or renew d
loan M Oklahoma City real estate
without consulting Gum Brothers
company (Adv \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
SNOW ENDS HOPE
OF EARLY FLIGHT


ST JOHNS. y. T. April ia
driving >nowStorm. which had GOV.
cred the ground with Six-inoh man
lie and was still in progress at mid
forenoon. clicctually put a stop today
10 activities oi the aviator, waiting
here for q favorable opportunity TO at
tempt 4 trans Atlantic flight
When Harry iiaWkcr. Australian
pilot OF the Nopwith blplanc team, aud
Capt. Frederick T. Raynham, British
driver Of the Marln,ydc. wen, TO
their hangers half gale was blowing
from the sea
lIawker plainly was restiye under
Ravnhams readiness for the lump
Off after his successful trial flight
yesterday. while each pilot was watch
ing the movements OF the other ard
his mechanicans for indications OF a
secret start
Raynham. dissatisfied with the
MarllnSyde'S radiator installed new
one and hopes to make another trial
flight before setting out tor ireland.
He wishes also to test his machines
dual control
Hawker has no secondary control
on his Sopwi,h and will have to pilo,
his craft alone, while Raynham can
be relieved at intervals by Morgan,
an experienced aviator.
Our Daily Special.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
STATE PRINTING
MEETING CALLED
Publishers and Printers to
Confer Here on Prices,

Announcement was made today by
the state board OF public affairs oi
new policy TO he pursued in handling
public printing Recognizing tina, the
old schedule OF prices governing
printing OF state supplies, which was
made several years ago before the in
creased cost OF printing stock. is too
low 10 meet present day conditions,
the board of affairs has selected A
commission representing country
publishers, state printers, hookhiuder,
and wholesale paper houses, To aid in
the preparation OF new printing
schedule which will govern the hand
ling OF printed supplies hereafter.
This commission which has been
called TO meet at the state capitol
May L., IS composed OF the following
lohn II Anderson. president Okla
homa Press association and editor soi
the SNYDER Democrat, Snyder. Okla. ;
I. ) Bronson, Secretary-treaSurer OF
the Oklahoma Press association AMI
editor OF the II Reno American, Fl
Reno, Okla John l. Newland, editor
Frederick Leader. Frederick Okla
George II, Evans. editor Express.
thicka,ha Okla; {. 4 Looncy. edi.
tor Times Dcmoctat MuSkogec Hat
~ ligg keystone blndery, Oklahoma
City. repre,cntlng bookhndcrS. W. /.
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RETAILERS PLAN
DETAILS Of TAX
At MEET TODAY
Soda Checks Probably TO Be
Bought Before Drink,

: Oklahoma CIV retailer, viii indi-
gate the amount Of the luxury t1N,
which goes into effect on Nav J. on
each sale will account Tor the tax
separately from the proceeds OF the
sale and will charge the consumer
only that exact amount of the tax
above the former prices OF their
goods. it wa, decided a, a meeting Of
retailers in the SkiWin hotel this
noon
The luNuB tax viii add trc
nendouS accounting burden to local
pierchan,s, officials state II will he
necessary for each merchant TO sub
nit monthly report OF the tax TO the
collector OF internal revenue.
The tax viii probably result in a
new system It selling ,oda checks, ac-
cofdng 10 A. y McM'llcn sccrc'ar.
Of the Rc'a'c., association II Will
nlv probably ac necessary 10 buy The
vhcDh before pc''lng the drink anu
bu,lnc second check for the laN
These will hc given 10 the attendant
At the fountain when the drink Is
ordered
The luxury ,ax includes a tax of
10 percent, to be paid by the con,um.
a. on amounts above the indicated
amounts lor the following articles
Carpets. in excess OF S per square
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
WILSON PASSES
BUCK AS TO Dam
New Commissioner DiSCIaimS
Hart Under His Charge,

ollie Wilson commissioner oi pub.
'fC work.. M q statement 10 member,
OF the advisory committee last night.
ulI 'ha' no md nnt consider 'hc new
dam came under M, supervision be.
rau,c Bert " Hart clty engineer. wa,
appointed Is Supervising engineer IN
charge ol the dam
Mr., Wilson said that when Hart
was taken from 'hc city engineers job
which +, under the supervision OF the
public work, department he auto.
matiCally .amc under the direction Of
Joe Patterson. commissioner Of public
property Mr. Wilson, statement wa,
IN answer TO an opinion expressed by
Mr. Patterson to the ciicc, that with
llart's appointment supervision OF the
water project reverted 10 Mr. Wilson
That Mr.. Wilson is not pining Tor the
responsibility was indicated in hi, talk
last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
More Coal Miners Strike.

FORT SMITH, Ark. April lS-
Between fifty and scvcnty-iiye miners
employed at mine IS IN the Jenny
Lind field, a sub-leased property Of
the Western Coal and Mining COM
pany Of S. Louis. went on strike to-
day. independent Of the strike of min
erS at the plants Of the Central Coal
and Coke company in Arkansas, Ok
lahoma and Kansas There is no
change in the central strike situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
HOME FOR DAUGHTER
SOUGHT By WIO0WER

"She never knew her mother and it',
4 mothers care | wan, for her" said
a nice looking man in plea to the
Federal State Employment service yes.
lcrday for a home for his l6.year.old
daughter
His wife died when the child was
three years old and he want, TO place
her with some family, TO assist with
the houscwork, where She will be
treated like one of the family aud learn
housekeeping, sewing. cooking and all
the things tha, girl, should know, and
that mean so much in a girls lie. hc
.ayS Sv~RQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
ASSAULT CHARGE FOR
DRIVER OF TAxICAB

Criminal assault upon girl IS
years old is charged against Robert
Self, a taNicab driver who was ar
rested this morning Self entered a
plea OF not guilty when arraigned be-
fore a. W McWiliVns, Justice OF the
peace. His bond was fixed at 5000.
and. failing 10 make the bond. he was
placed in the county jail
II is charged that Self with the girl
and others. were intoxicated while
taking joyride yesterday, when the
assault is alleged TO have been COM
mllted
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MRS. JOHN TURNER
IN RED CROSS JOB

Mrs John L. Turner was appointed
chairman oi the educational division
OF Oklahoma county Red Cross today,
vice Mrs {, l., Daugherty resigned
Mrs Turner will open offices Mon
day morning IN the Home Service
section OF Civilian Relief branch OF
the county Red Cross on the fourth
floor OF the Empire building.
Registration for classes in home
first aid, and dietcticS will
begin Classes will be
held m the north room ol Carnegie
library where they we're formerly
Lnndmctcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
CLUB WOMEN LISTEN
TO COOKING LECTURE

Following a | O'Clock luncheon held
at Sorosis hall today members OF the
domestic science department, ad-
lourned to the domestic science de
par,ment Of the high school to enjoy
an hours address on Fruit and Vegc.
table Canning" given by Miss Leno
Osborne, head OF )hc department OF
home economics Miss Osborne gave
details Of processes explaining the
technical and chemical reason why
fruits and vegetable, do not keep
She advocated intermittent cooking
processes and steam pressure. also
ommcndlug acid. ,alt, smoking and
irving procc'sc, Bacterial growth
SaS also explained, followed by WAYS
ji DESTROYING II, flvagcs.
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Our Daily Special.

The Horn OF Plenty Starts Some
Men On \ loot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
LAWYER IS NEEDED
FOR CITY ATTORNEY

Here is chance for a Young law
,cr to cast aside all tradition and be
gin his career without hanging on,
his shinglc and sitting down to wait,
for business. The state federal en-.
ployment service is looking Tor a
Young LAWYER to IN the position OF
city attorney IN a small town IN Okla.
bona, but he must be returned
soldier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
LITTLE FAITH PLACED
IN FOOD SHIP STORIES

" LONDON. April lS-1he frequent
reports which have come almost daily
for the last fortnight from German
sources 10 the effect that there J, con
slant difficulty IN the unloading of
American food ship, at Bremen and
Hamburg because oi strikes, are be
lcved here 10 be part oi the current
German propaganda Direct report,
Sf American naval headquarters here
Men, by American Officers over lines OF
communication controlled by the navy,
hiscredi, all OF these reports.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
CAMBIANDO IDEAS

Ell hombre de moralidad que no puede
aceptar esas corrientes malsanas que
transforman los individuos en- degene-
radios, Sc levanta cantan6o un himno al
trabajo, encuentra siempre alguna idea
nueva en- los libros, es un centinela de
la virtud, protesta de la murmuraci6n,
goza grandemente cuando sabe que un
compatriota ha triunfado a fuerza de
la perseverance, Y del estudio, es in
capaz de acciones incorrectas, al ha-
blar con frecuencia' del hogar da realce
la mujer puertorriQuena, presentan-
dola como buena madre y esposa exec
lente abnegada, virtuosa y nena Gle una
fe inquebrantable, pues la mujer ell es-
tos .tiempos modernos que hay tanto des
pertamiento por ell progreso, hace in
vestigaciones, lee mucho y adQuiere eX-
tensos conocimientos del saber humane.
Primitive MARCHAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19

ra central y por no haber llevado Ia
accion hacia derroteros de mayor in
tensldad. Todo era vago impreciso.
7 Ell nombre de Shakespeare. recorda.
do ell ei primer acto para no volver a
sonar, 81 nos hacia sospechar su in
tiuencia Ell la creaci6n de mestro dra
niaturgo, hay que reconocer que no in
terv1ne en- las direcciones de Ia fntri-
ga nj EN- los coeficientes humanos de,
drama. la vestal de Cceidente" era
comcsun palido reiejo de las ebras his
toricas del poeta. Los icuatro actos se
deslisaban lentos v penoscs; entire dis
cursos' paradojas alguno que otro apo
tegma, Ell p1blico no entr6 EN- la obra
faltoN del scicate def inter6s. tns
Los aplausos- que sonaron iban diri-
gldos Maria Guerrero, que celebraba
su benefcio. Jacinto rBenavente no fue
namado y no salio EN- ninguno de los
actos. No habra que decir que la -sefio-
IA Guerrero compuso establishments el
personaje de la Keina Isabel que lie
dlo entonacion y brio, que Fernando
DiaS de Mendoza 'fue un conde de Es.
sex ifreprochsble. Las senoras Torres
y Salvador v los senores Juste, valen-
u Y Santiago, sobresalieron en- ei seon-
Junto notabilisimo. Ademas, la presen-
tacion de la vestal de occidentev,
como detallara una pluina sutorisada,
fue un prodigio de trajes de decora-
do, Hno. de esos -aciertos formidables !.
que confirmarfan los merecimdentos de
una direction, ST no estuvieran confir-
mados va por otros anteriores.
, JOSE ALsINA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
PoErAs JovENEs PoRToRRIouENos
VERDE ORC

Verde-oro de la tarde en- la campiha
nostalgico verde oro,
como ell alma de la nina
que 20 adore
Verde -oro, que semeja
melancolica esperanza que Sc alicia.
Como ell alma de la nina
que yo adore,
languideces, verde-oro,
verde-oro, te has filtradO
verde-oro de la tarde,
eres ell iltimo alarde
de un suefio que Sc marchita;
verdeoro, te has filtrado
profundo en- ell coraz6n,
cual lagrima que he aguardado
para sollozar mi cuita
en- La postrimera cita
con mi postrera ilusion...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
A MI MADRE

Madre santa que te fuiste
sin poderlo 70 evitar,
dime 81 ALA recibiste
Ell mismo trato que diste
en- el seno del hogarl
Aun recuerdo en- mis- enojos
tn postrero y triste "'iAdios!
cuando ell cristal de tus oios
sutilmente Sc quebro!
Bes6 muy tierno ell cabello
que til ancha frente encubria
Y note que era I'm destello
de la luna que moria.
Dime 81 Dios, bondadoso,
tie recibi6 ell ell umbral
entire un coro jubiloso
y te llevo presuroso
hasta su corte imperial.
Julio A. CADILLA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19

Ea publc0n aspra
cultra
L mujer Los microbes
|mplitud possible ell movicGento y
noble emancipation
gracos
labor emprender.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
PEQUENECEs INTEREsANTES

La joya de moda-El mundo entsro
este agobiado bajo ell peso de ininitas
calamidades; la Prensa profetiza nue.
vas desventuras; pero la realidad nos
dice que no Sc ha perdido ell deseo de
divertirse y de adquirir joyas, puesto
que las festas Sc suceden sin inte-
rrupcion, y los diamantistas parisinos
Sc han visto precisados reproducir
varias veces ell nuevo collar de moda,
que es precise.
Sc compone de bolas de platino de
diferentes tamanos, como los de las
perlas ,engarzadas como estas, com
pletamente cubiertas de brillantes que
no son excesivamente pequenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
MIS- Consoles

A la culta DANA de Bayamon que Sc
dirije mi, con ell seudonimo de wi
sionaria'', debo decirle que para qui-
tarse las espinillas lavese la cara con-
aqua de arroz, anadiendole unas cuan-
tas gotas de jugo de limon un puma
do de borax
81 este no fuera sufciente, voy
permitirme Endicarle algunas recetas
que cualquiera de elias, indudablemen-
tie lie daran esplendidos efcaces re-
sultados
otra formula muy ell boga ahora es
la de lavarse la cara con jabon de gil.
cerina luego usar Ell fricciones este
preparado:
Licor de Hoffman, so gramos.
Alcohol de Lavanda, 25 gramos.
Aqua de rosas, 10 gramos.
Tintura de benzoina, diez gotas.
Giro remedio sencillisimo tambien pa
"a hacer desaparecer las espinillas v
los barros, es ell siguiente:
Hacer una .mezcla de aqua v bicar-
bonato eXtendiendola sobre las espi-
nillas. Cons6rvese untada esa mixtu-
ra por espacio de una hora, repita
la operacion durante tres cuatro dias.
81 clio tampoco fuera sufciente, 10
que creo improbable, use ell siguiente
remedio, para extirpar los barros y
espinillas.
Una locion que debe usarse todas las
noches, por varias semanas:
Solucion de amoniaco, l onza.
Bay Rum, una onza.
Borax ell polvo, una onza.
Glicerina, media onza
Aqua destilada, 10 onzas.
A la mafana siguiente, lavese In
cara con la sigRiente mixtura:
Glicerina, l onza.
Aqua de rosas, una onza.
Acido carbolico, 10 gotas.
Tintura Benjui, 10 gotas
Todas estas formulas, que lie presen
to son excelentes. listed escogera eual
quiera de elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19

elegancia, ha cerrado las puertas de
los palacios ennoblecidos por heroicos
blasones, ha espantado la romantica
elegancia de las nenas palidas que re-
citaban Becquer, ell recato de las
matronas que habIaban con Canovas Y
jugaban al tresillo con Martinez Cam
pos, la galanteria de los viejos Don
Juan espafioles, tan rendidos y concep-
tuosos; ha emigrado las colas inacaba-
bles, las levitas ceremoniosas, los guam
tes, los altos sombreros de copa, y ha
inventado una moda anat6mica, vaga-
mente obscena, debajo de la que STEM
pre- Sc adivina las gentes desnudas;
desnudas tras los atavios de CASA reca-
mados de orc y pedreria, muy ballet
ruses'; desnudas bajo las gruesas la
mas, blandas y pegajosas, de colores
horridos.
La elegancia era 'muy senor' ell
"chic" es "un POGO rasta :.
Pero ell "chic" es bonito tambien;
es ''menos sefor'', verdad, pero es
, mas acorde la vida moderna. iComo
ser elegante, Ell ell sentido que aqui
doy la palabra elegante, con los
modernos medios de locomocion, con la
hgereza que necesariamente hemos de
imprimir a los movimientos, con la per
petua agitacion que padecemos?
ID6nde colocar ell martinique ell
polis6n ell un Packard" un "Ca.
dillac"? j.
lc6mo bailar con ellos un lone
STEP?
GPor donde arrastrar las argas CO.
las, que parecen pedir ell tapiz mullido
de los grandes salones regfos?
IComo no ser ridiculo embutido en-
una levita y con I'M sombrero de copa
sobre la cabeza?
No; aquellos traies eran para una
vida de exception, limitada una per
PCbud pdA dNcy ,pdl d QColAldl OOs
filas admirativas de gentcs; para que
las damas fuesen al comedor del brazc
de los caballeros, grave ceremoniosa
mente; para ir y venir entire las serias
notas de un rigodon o de unos lance
ros, pero no para entrar en- un ''buf
fet' ell avalanche Y bailar como en- il
Bombilla" ell los "cabarets" dt
la "Barrera del Trono.'
Los trsjes pomposos, crujientes, nc
son propios va, nj aun tan siquiera dc
las revoluciones modernas, de dondC
Sc ha emigrado ell gesto de horror J
sc ha sIstituido por algo de cinemato
grafico eli que las gentes corren, Sc de:
lizan pasan por absurdos Mgares, cam
bian de traje como los transformista!
Y tienen algo de acrobatico.
No; cada cosa tiene su hora; la no
ra de la elegancia ha pasado, hs
sonado la hora del Chic.
Antonio DE HoYos Y vINENT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
A "RAYo DE LUZ, Arroyo.

"RAYO DE LUZ, Arroyo.
Un remedio sencilhsimo para blan-
quear Ell cults es ell siguiente: Sc usa
en- lociones:
Glicerina, onza.
Aqua de rosas, 1 on2a.
Acido fenico,, 10 gOtas.
Tintura de Benzoina 10 gotas
para perflar la nar!z, existe un
remedio vulgar y muy sencillo. Frotar-
SC la nariz, de arriba abajo, con cebo
de fandes tibio. Haga este todas las
noches antes de acostarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19

algun otro patentizado?- pregunto con
interes ell Licdo. Rincon.
. LIE dire usted:- ella, mi mu-
jer, no esta muy enferma que digamos.
Pero 70 me file al leer ell prospecto, EN-
la carta que escribio una mujer en- la
cual .aseguraba que despues de haber
tornado seis botellas del reconstituyen-
tie, leila no era la misma''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
EN- UNA BOTICA

Un hombre sumamente palido, cuyo
aspecto era ell de un ente mas muerto
que vivo entra ell la botica de Rincon,
de San Lorenzo, pregunta con voz
que parece salir de ultratumba
-jTiene usted ell reconstituyente x?
-Si, contesto Panchito.
-Pues deme usted seis botellas.
Ha ensayado usted con menos exito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
Y ACASo SEA POSSIBLE

Yo sc que es impossible:
que todo es impossible;
que no podras ser mia
Y 81 supieras cuantos
besos dentro del alma,
para ii yo tenia. J..
Yo seguire la senda
que conduce al olvido;
un manojo fragante
de caricias me llevo,
que Sc ira amortiguando
bajo la estiva hora,
y no habra la esperanza
de otro manojo nuevo.
Es impossible todo.
Y acaso sea possible
que un dia nos encontremos
Pero sera de noche,
y en- la profunda noche
pudiendo conocernos,
no nos conoceremos
= Jose P. H. HERNANDEZ.