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The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04
SELL YOUR HIDES

To BIG BLAINE PRODUCE CO. we
ship our hides TO the place where they
wear wooden shoes and can't get
enough leather. Veal calf hide, green.
3sc and 4Oc 10 Cow hides 45c ID. No.
horse. Big Norman $3.50 TO Sl0.50 main
and tail, one-half cash and one half in
groceries. Well shearcd sheep 45c In
groceries, 40c in cash and 42c for e1
ira. Big yearling colt hides 1850 Grease
wool clear OF hurs. white 45c and zoe
IL market advances We raise. We buy
all kinds OF herbs Ginseng $40 10 sl2
In groceries. High prices on all kinds
herbs, too numerous to mention.
Grass butter high cash price. We are
agents for butter.
We keep big stock OF oranges for
sick people.
Feed for horses, nice shade and tub
TO feed In. l6 ears corn 35c. Ice cold
pop l0c. Big stock OF honey 100 and 15e
dish. Lunch bologna, sausage, fresh
cheese. apricots 2sc. Big stock lemon.
. for asc; 0 oranges 25c, big bananas
&C. Ice cream.
Big stock bacon from choice corn
fed hogs, We only paid 2oc Id for m.
green meat. We undersell every dsai-
er We buy bacon and pay cash zoe
ID. We are little people, but We buy n
quantities. Brown Mule tobacco. nav
crop, hne. grown by frst OF July. Yoe
plug. We bought big stock.
We bought 1000 lbs. sugar lie lb.
No. 9. . boxes motches for Sc. 400
matches In bo1es. We also have Ii
boxes. We buy meal made OF seed
corn; We guarantee II. Meal made from
rotten corn is unhealthy.
Charley Pack, OF Chandlervilie ,ei,.
400 matches for &c. He buys ali kind az
herbs at high prices. Sam Wells ON
Tarkill ia dealer In all kinds OF live
stock. sell or buy. He 10 honest ana
reliable. He buys herbs of ali Kinds
also. Pays same as Big Blaine Pro-
duce Co. Give him call. John Hall
buys right. Butter, poultry and eggs.
He pays cash or groceries. He in hon
est. We are leaders OF our country
Do more business than any grocery
stores on Big Blaine creek. We stay
here. no one gets In our way. 1b sticts
chewing gum for &c. 36c balls chewing
gum for 25c. Every ball coated with
honey. A''''
Our motto is "ls ounces and 100
cents"
Big Blaine Produce Co.
H.L PACK, Mgr. and Buyer
blaihe, Kentucky
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04
HOME QRCLECOLUNLN
rh. Man Who Fails.

The Man Who Fails.
The man who falls is the sort OF a
chap, - ,oot,nr around for /,
"ho 20
snap; ~, ,,,.D % rorard tho
nv
clock; ,..o , chance 70 knock
ua !. oro,,cbv and slow when work
,,,,am Desihs' ,t1s time TO quit he iokes and
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04
40 YEARS TO PREPAREj
40 MINUTES TO SIGN

The Germans were forty years pre-
pairing for the war.
The treaty. ending their dream Of
world dominion. was signed in as many
minutes.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

being truly polite at home, in public
gatherings, in business, on the street
in school or church. .. ..- -: .. ..
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04
GLENWOOD
STOCK FARM
V. B. Shortridge, Proprietor
Glenwood, Ky.
W. hav. For Sale

THREE PURE. BLOOD SHORT. ioRN
CALVES, MALES, FOR SALE. THE
SAME THAT WERE ON ExHIBi.
Tloh At THE COUNTY FAIR AT
LOUISA. TO ANYBODY WISHING
TO BUY, WE WILL MAKE THE
PRICE RIGHT. COME AND SEE
THE STOCK. REGISTRATION PA.
PERs FURNISHED.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

There is many good wife who
can't sing, play the piano or dance
WELL
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

Three things to cultivate-goo'
books. good friends and good humor
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

Have you received a good turn
Forget It not. Have you done one
Remember II not.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

No ono ever lost money. temper.
character or the esteem of others. by
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

Jan. 14-Peace Conference meets in
Paris.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

Here is rule for those who would
be happy instead of miserable: For
get self entirely. think OF what others
think and want strive TO mako them
happy and do not worry over what
people think and say.
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

This is a good brief history of the
awful war just closed to paste In your
scrap books:
The Big Sandy news., 1919-07-04

EDEE Every housewife should
TNLE have copy of the interest
-a ing 6s-pase Corn Products
Book. Beautifully illustrated and full Of
information for good cooking. II !, free.
Write Us today for it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

pairing a stag dinner Tor Robert Lor
inner
II had TO be stag 20 avoid eI
planAtious-I followed mothers r~a.
sonlnE n women were present. the
absence Of Mrs Rot-ri 1>orimcr
would have 10 be- accounted Tor.
fingered AZ the top ~ the stairs
longing % catch a glimpse 81 hob
ar I had done az noon. And ! had
60 wipe away a fun tide Of tears L.
fore l entered the room where Eioisc
was WsiunE. The tide flowed be.
cause I was tired ~ being brave.
tirvd % being independent l missed
being taken care Of by my man
uhrank hack from futur. without
4 man IN a. who had The right 10
watch over me and 10 wait on me.
II was a very dcsolate little bride
who paused on tho threshold Of that
bedroom door and whispered
Bob Bob LIANT my love strong
enough 20 reach you Come 20 me-
Come ms love-
nut nothing happened once had
believed On teiepathy. az least AZ ~
listing between Bob and me. had
fancsed that ! could always call TO
Bob across a distance and make him
hear me We had both felt this pun.
in a vague way. as lovers often do.
Bu, na entered Eloisr'a room to
dress for the new par, was 90 play
IN NE. had 10 admit that u would
indeed be "a miracle II ans thought
Of mine could penetrate the barrier
Rob had set against me In his mind
and In his heart
Elolnc was already dressed in m,
street costume hurried into her
cost, hat and furs. while she Slipped
the nurses uniform and cape over
the suit she already wor., This had
to be- done In order that she might
seem 20 be my attendant as ~
passed thru the halls and out to the
motor Fortunately IL war cold and
showing We had an crcus" for
bundlinE up and yelling ourselves
closely.
knew that everything would 20
smoothly until We entered the auto.
We used a Lorfmcr carve couldn't
very well upnct mother careful ar.
rangcments by hiring a taxi.
And II Chester drove our car.
felt that VIC would have a lovely
timc dcceivlnE him Chester had
fallen IN love with Eloiac while she
was a ladys maid. hut never once
had he glanced NJ her or spoken -
her after she took her rirhtful place
among rs as a Belgian girl OF arts
tocratic birth
Yet Chester WAS alw4.s conscious
81 the girrR presence I had seen
his lips Pet IN a firm limo whenever
Eloisc pasved him know perfectly
well that no matter how closely
wrapped and thickly yelled she
might bo. Chester would not fail to
recognize Nile Nandorlyn
was nervous enough AZ tho but.
Ter and q maid Carried our bags
down 10 the car. A. had dreaded
Chester was at the wheel
Now tho whole thing is going to
fan thru told myself 1T will
break this mans heart 20 lose track
OF Eloisc Maybe he win not say
word tonight--but as soon as he's
questioned he will give this whole
plot away"
60 he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
No Need to Be Thin,
Scrawny or SaIlow

II YOU are thin and want to be
plump. if you have wrinkles in your
face that yoG are not proud Of. IL
tho skin lis aalloW or subject to pim-
plcs or hlackhcHds. take Mi-o-nn
stomach tablets FOR two weeks and
notice the change
Tho majority Of tho thin people
arc thin because the stomach does
not perform It's duties properly, 1t
is not accrcting sufficient Of the
natural digestive Juices. and in con
acuupncc docs not extract from tho
food enough nutritivc matter TO
nouriRh every part 80 the body.
Mi-u-na stomach tablets are in
tended to build up the stomach so
that " Will act properly and extract
from the food an elements ncces-
anry TO form flesh.
II you arc thin. try two weeks
treatment Of Mi-o-na stomach tab
let's they are small easily ewal-
lowed. aud IRE sold on the guarantee
OF money back " they do not over
como indigestion. acute or chronic.
atop stomach disturbance, belchinE.
heartburn. sour stomach ana any
after dinner distress. For sale by
Bartcll Drug Co. and all leading
druggists,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Great French Sacrifice
Calls for Worlds
Gratitude

The French have suffered and
hled more than any other nation
AT war. OF her SO million popula
ton. million were placed In the
trenches and have poured out their
blood on the altar Of Liberty Amer
ir. viii ever remember this heroic
aacrifice. II is likewise not unmind-
mi Of the great service 10 the world
rendered by the French peasants
vino have given Il % perfect remedy
for stomach. liver and intestinal dis
orders. which is reported to have
relieved incalculablc suffering, saved
thouunds ~ lives and prevented in
Vulnerable surgical operations Geo.
In Mnyr prominent Chicago chem
tsf imports and sells II in this couu.
try under the name OF Mayr's Won
dcrful Remedy. II Us a simple harm
lcss preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically an stom.
ach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis one dose
will convince or money refunded.
Rartclrs five drug stores, and drug.
! glsts everywhere. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

Especial to The star by n r. A.
ting en- back
~ fair exchange IL no robbery
Uncle Sam lost number OF his
prcttleat 49, and wealthicvt daugh.
trra 10 English nohlcmen Of title.
Now Uncle Sans hero sons have
gone TO England ton businonsl. and.
IN OF hours have won the hearts ~
English girls. not ~ rich. but 20
pretty and desirable. that. when the
brides come home 20 the United
states. wcn think the exchange 90
native daughters quite a fair bar
gain.
American douEhboys have pat q
reverse action on the information
nj matrimonial mill Whereas. u
urcd 20 b. the custom for dukes
lords counts and noaccouuts and
such.iikc utlcd perronagrs. who
wcrr so unfortunate az 10 have
spent the larger part - thoir ratri
-nnny. 10 come 20 America In a com
binod wife ard fortune hunt. nov
rs Europe that's supplying the
wives. and plain American boys who
went across TO fight Tor democracy
who ar. bringing home the girls.
Thirtccn wives OF American fight
cru are about 10 land here. They
are coming across on the army
transport Piattahurg due January
20 bringing troops from Ncw York.
Tennessee. Ohio and California
Tire. hundred more girl brides
from England are scheduled 10 sail
soon. The I,ed Cross will assist
them IN making the necessary ar
engagements.
There arc some .o0o. 900 more
women than men in the British isles.
whereas. in the United states, thcrc
Is surplus % 1000 900 men over
women.
The American bovs found time Tor
wooinE the British Eiriica whil"
training IN England and waiting for
a chance 10 get across the channel
to Rct into action.
one OF the Girl brides coming on
Tho PlattahurE IL the wife 81 Private
y. l.. Hamectman ~ Patterson. y.
J she was Miss Zrnobla Berenicc
Seliic Martin. and he met hcr NJ or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Cnsightly and Disfiguring
Signals of Bad Blood

Don't close your eyes 10 the warn
NIX which nature gives. when un-
'ughty ptrnples appear ON your face
and other parts Of the body
q Not only are these pifnplcu and
eplotches disfiguring. but they lead
10 serious skin diseases that spread
Atnd cause the most dls-confortng ir.
&1tation and pain. Sometimes they
4orcteli Eczema. bolls. biistcrS. scs1ly
Wuptionz and other annoyanccs that
urn hike flames OF fire. and make
yon feel that your skin is abiaxc
\ When these symptoms appear on
any part OF the body. take prompt
strps to nd the blood % these disor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Man Do0s Hat IN
Honor of Sacrifice

Dear Miss Grey. While downtown
yesterday. "A lady passed me wear.
ing black hrassard with golden
star.
DOTTED my hat 10 her in honor
and respect To her sublime sacrifice
and bereavement. Would YOU not
deem it proper for AN men TO do
this. as We do when "uld Glory
masses hy" JOHN j.
II was gallant and patriotic
Of YOU to show your apprecia-
ton Of this woman's sacrifice
and service. But unless this
were common usage / think
such an action might mysufy
como people.
While the sentiment is plen.
did. ! doubt whether It would DE
"A good plan However. that's u
matter for the general populacc,
not mo, to decide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
ST. VALENTINE
MYSTERY SOLVED

name we're linked together Tor con
Vcniencc. ON those first 81 Nalcn
tine days, the pastors wrote the
names ~ many saints on slips, the
congregation members each drew
one and during the following Year,
zach was supposed to initiate the
virtues and aSl, the special blessing
OF his holy Valentino"
But the unrerencrate youth OF
that and following generations
would not quite accept the new ct.
der. and tn spite OF the disapprovtl
OF pastors. tho custom % choosing
human rather than sanity Nllcn.
tines took hold in both France and
England
la Walsh- book "Curiosities of
Popular Customs" We read that. in
1898. on the eve of ST Valentines
Day. an equal number % maids and
bachelors set together. each writes
their true or some fcigncd name
upon separate hillcts. which they
rol up ana draw by way Of lots,
the maids taking the mems billeta
and the men the maids. SO each
young man lights upon a girl that
he calls his valentine. and each of
the Eirls upon "a young man she
calls hers By this means. each has
two valentines. but the man sticks
faster TO the valentine that Is fallen
TO him than 10 the valentino TO
whom he is fallen Fortune having
divided the company into 50 many
couples. the valentines thcn give
halls and treats 10 their mistresscA
wear their hillcts several DAYS upon
their bosoms or sleeves, and this
little sport often ends In love"
That's how ~ Valentines Day
got It's name and the custom OF an
exchange OF tender misslve- between
the sexes had its origin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
ny CNNrnN GREY

St Valentine. patron OF lovers
sad first aid to Cupid. was not "a
regulation saint Of the church at
aul
TITS name got tangled M with
the celebration somewhat by ace.
dent.
IL happened this way
There wcrc two Valentines 10 the
history ~ the church. and tho birth.
dav OF one was celebrated February
10 but the saint himself had no
connccfions with the doings Of cupid
or with the romances Of maids and
men.
In his eLivcs Of the saints" the
Rev. AIban Butler explains that
early Christian leaders tried IN
every way possible TO stamp out
the vrStges OF pagan superstition
that fingered amOnE their people
Their idea was TO retain the popu-
lar ceremonies. but to modify or
chango the meaning OF the ccre-
monies to agrcc with Christian
hith. An old Roman festival.
eallcd Februata Juno was celebrated
IN honor OF the pagan gods, Juno
and Pan. Among other customs ~
Mai feast the names ~ young
&rcusen were written on slips and
dropped in box from which they
were later drawn by young men.
Partners for the rvvels were 80
chosen. In their effort TO give this
pagan custom Christian sis
tnlficance. the Christian pastors sub
stituted the drawing OF the names %
eaints from a box. instead Of the
narnes Of maidcns The festival WAS
always held in February. and. be.
cause 81. Valentines birthday was
Federated on the t4th day az that
.~.onth IN. eus,c,,, and m. date and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Watch the Little Pimples;
They Are Natures Warning

dcrs And the one remedy which
has no equal a. a purifier ~ = : =.
the purely vegetable blood medicine,
which has beyn on the market for
morv than fifty years. IL is sold by
druggists everywhere
IL you are afflicted with any form
OF skin disease. do not expect 20 Dc
cured by lotions. ointmcnts. salves
and other local remedies. IA they can
not possibly rrach IN. source % the
troubic which IL In the blood. Bc
Gin taxing :. $. < today. and write
a complete history Of your case 70
our chief medical adviser. who will
give you special instructions. with.
out charge. Write at onc- 10 Swift
Specific Co. AL Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta. Ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
HOU TO Clean
Rubber Coats

Dear Miss Grey ! wish you would
inform me wha; process 20 US,
20 clean boys hrht-colorcd rubber
ized raincoais. and obligc.
READER.
The only way ! know OF Is TO
place tho coat on a hoard. and.
with good brush and warm
water and Ivory soap. scrub Il
thoroly. rinse in clear warm wa.
ter and wipe with a clean towel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Not Entitled
10 Wear Emblem

Dear Miss Grey: WIN you please
tell mr In your column II there Is
an organization by the name OF
~ Daughters OF Rebekah"7 ! saw the
pin In a catalogue. NV mother is q
Rebcknh. and II bought pir
would | have right TO wear IT.
A. G. G.
| never heard Of an orEanizn-
ton called Daughters og Re
bckah." and asked one OF the
officers % the Rcheknh lodge
and she says the correct name
for the Rcbekah degree Of odd.
fellowship Is the Rebskah lodgc.
Only members Of this orga niza-
ton are privileged to wear the
emblem As your mother IN n
member Of the lodge, she will
be able TO give YOU much more
information than space entities
me TO print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

"IIf~ 60 Nc Now IL Hcaut~ou.
Thirg. for Have Made Al skin
Troubles ThinR of the Past"
Everyone hdmircH beautiful
skin.. just "a everyone desires 10 be
healthy tnsightiy faces filed with
pimpiea. disculnrationg. hlackhoadH
etc. are nothing but unhealthy faccH
due 10 skin impurities. Improve tho
blood and the facial blcmiahea dts
appear. Just use NtuRrtH Calcium
Waters for short time and coo
how quickly you viii clear up your
skin and then lifo will take on n
happiness never before realized Get
5o-rcnt box of Stuart'H Calcium
waters o. aug drug store or send
coupon below FOR a sample package
free by mall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Begin Ny DESPERATE
PLAN AND MttI An
OBSTACLE

"Youil never get into that Insane
asylum. Jane Lorlmsr. unless your
luck changes. WAS the dlscouraEing
forecast made of ms new advcn.
turo after / had reviewed al 81 my
plans for taking the place Of EloiF~
Nand~rlyn 1T is the FIRST step that
counts Say the French I took
that step with decision. managed
70 set back into the Lorimcr house
AZ a quarter 10 g without attracting
attention T'hc butler and the pec
pie under him were abanrisvd in pro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
" hen TO Spray
Fruit Trees

Dear Miss Grey: WilSyou please
advise me when is the proper tim,
TO begin TO spray fruit trees. anc
how often should they be sprayed,
a. G II.
Horticulturists advocate the
early part OF February as the
best time TO spray The first
spray should consist OF lime and
sulphur. S to l. The trees should
be sprayed again when the buds
separate from tho leaves. and
this spray should be much
weaker. about 80 to !. Spray
again about three weeks later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

had married Miss Cts Poulton.
whose homo was Globe road. Read
ms. England She in the daughter
~ Frederick Pouiton. of the Long
leaf 81 TuehurHt Nolick wrote 10
his uncle Alexander Hn'as. 81 Van.
derhli ave. that he had married his
wife because "ahe ~ my ideal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
OF Interest
10 Morie Fans

Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell me
II Marie Doro. the little motion pic.
turc actress. is married? II 80. is
her husband an actor? Perhaps lou
do not answer movie queries, but |
am anxious to know this and don't
know any other way to find out
COUNTRY GIRL.
Marie Doro is Mrs. Elliott
Rextcr in private life. Her hus.
band was formerly a legitimate
actor. but is now starring In
Cecil DE Miles screen produc-
tons His latest screen appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
LIEUT. CLANCY DISCHARGED

Lieut. T. J Clancy. former stu.
dent Of Broadway high school. has
just been discharged from the navy
and viii leave shortly FOR New York.
where he viii take a special course
Ia surgery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

ford lie was IN the is6th air squad.
ron. and IN now az Camp Upton. re-.
covering from pneumonia
Another war bride on the incom'
ing ship b tho wife OF John Nohck.
sergeant aviator. who was IN our 81
tho fret conungents 20 SO overseas.
in july. 1917. Six months later. la
DECEMBER. he wrote home that he
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
Virgilio Davila.
INsPIRAcIoN

Eres ioh inspiration! luz que derramaS,
En- ell alma del bardo, donde fOtas,
Tu inagotable manantial de notas;
Td inextinguible resplandor de llamas.
81 en- las ocultas tempestades Dramas
Como un gigantic con las armas rOtas,
conmueves las epocas remotas
numinando el coraz6n que infamas;
No me niegue tn Dios los resplandores
Con que engalana las eternas cimas
Donde viven, cantando, los dolores;
Pues que, para vibrar, cuando aleteas,
Mi cftara pretende hallar sus rimas
En- ell beso immortal de las ideas.
MkaA zsEa tas
r. Negr6n Flores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

nuestros valores literariOs, Sc le cOnce-
dera ese momento'i la importancia
transcendental que tuvo en- nuestrO re-
nacimiento literario mas a1n: en-
NUESTRO RESURGIMIENTO POETI
co, genericamente LIRICO.
Yo lie concedo en- este rapido bOsque
10, que voy trazandO, toda la impor-
tancia que tiene y siento que la indOle
de estos articulos no me permita ira
tarlo con mayor extension.
Hay mas, de ese grupog de poetas y
literatos, podemOs esperar grandes CO.
sas de su Influenza en- esta genera
ci6n, iquien Sc atrevera predecir Guam
tas sorpresas gratas podra recibir nues-
trO mundo intellectual!
En- plena juventud, y en- fecunda io'
raci6n, esta nuestro primer ,lirico hoy,
Evaristo Ribera Chevremont, des-
pues A. Nicolas Blanco, Arturo Gomez
Costa, Jose Joaquin Ribera, Monagas,
los Coll Vidal Monteagudo Rodriguez,
Ortiz Stella -. Los que llegaron des-
pu6s: Sergio Romanacce, Rios Ocala,
Noel Llorens, Washington Llorens, Pas
casio NJ Gautier, Cruz MonclOva, Ro-
driguez Umpierre, Gallardo Diaz
otros. Ds
En- vigorosa madurez: Lago, Lilo
rens Torres, Guerra, Fernandez Vanga,
Lefebre,. Adsuar, Martinez Davila (Ma,
nuel A., Desus AstOl y Otros mas.
Isl he omitido algun nombre y cl
lector 10 recuerda, puede colocarlo en-
el sitio que deba ocupar, y t6ngaseme
en- cuenta la paradoja).
En- este momento" Sc iniciaron al
gunas tentativas revisionistas, que de-
gencraron en- lamentablcs cuestioncs
,personales, algunas;. otras .acusaron mas
pedanteria que cultura y estudio de las
materias .revisar y depurar,. y las me-
nos, pueden estimarse como fuertes pro
mesas dc una labor .necesaria y Gtil
que nadic llcv6 su t6rmino.
NJ MalSndez Muiioz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
M. Melendez Munoz.
Mario l6 de 1919.
FLOR DE cARNE

En- sus contornos de mujer pagana,
sc confundcn en- bello maridaje,
sus perfles de virgen otomana
las cenidas curvas de su trajc,
Por el sutil Y delicado encaje
su busto anuncia foraciGn temprana,
como una rosa esplendida Y lozana
que sc quicre ocultar tras el ramaje.
Asi crece y Sc expande su hermosura
baio la CASA la ajustada seda
pugnando por romper su ligadura.
Y mientras duerme silenciosa Y queda,
un cisne remcmora ALA en- la altura
la misteriosa seduction de Leda..
Felix C6rdova Davila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
MATER NATURA!

Rio, no corras placentcramente; -
no canteis mas, parleros ruisenorcs;
apaga, sol, tus vivos resplandorcs;
deja tn allegro rumorar, oh, fuentc.
Ese matiz variado sonriente
trucca, oh, verjel, en- lGgubres colores;
brisa, no juegues mas entire las flores,
flores, no perfumeis mas el ambiente.
Del ancho mar ell oleaje incierto
cese en- bullir, en- perdurable calma,
parezca ell mar ante mis- OjOs muerto.
mi madre te lame, Naturaleza,
y no te mueve compassion mi alma!
ly no YES que me muero de tristezal
virgilio Davila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

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