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New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

The marriage o Mis- Elise Gecry.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Geery. of 60 West Seventy
Street, to lie Roy +. Crocheron, took
place at o'clock last evening in the
apartment of the brides aunt, Mrs.
John P. Duncan, at the Hotel Plaza.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. James Palmer, assistant
pasto- OF the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church The bride was in
gown of white embro .dcred chiffon
over white satin with a court train
She wore rose point lace veil which
has been in the family for years. Mrs.
Thomas II. Hall was the matron of
honor and Miss Catherine Pierce. Of
Buffalo. the maid of honor They
we're dressed alike in pink satin
trimmed with silver lace, with blue
velvet bow in the back. They car
ried pink roses.
Refiel Vose served as best man and
the ushers were Woodruff Condict and
George Eypper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crocheron will live in
Jersey City Heights.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Joseph Uroan will provide the scene
for Caesars Wife" in which Billie
Burke is to return to the stage The
three scenes Of this play are in Cairo
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
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Rare Books

.'irst Editions. Fine Contemporary Bindings.
Large Type English Library Sets.
Books with Quaint Illustrations.
Coiored Plates.
All Kinds Of Literature at tempting prices.
Unusually Large Stock. Frequent Additions.
Worth looking At.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Tonight at the Ncighborhood PLAY.
house DR.. Arthur Upham Pope viii
give lecture, illustrated with slide
on "The Relation O. Greek Art to
Ritual"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

for Caesars Wife" in which Billie
Burke is to return to the stage. The
three scenes Of this play are in Cairo
With the opening of Marjorie Ram
beau in "The Unknown Woman. at
Maxine Elliott's Theater, A. H. Woods
has six productions on Broadway. They
include Barney Bernard in His Honor
Abe Potash" "The Girl in the Limou-
sine, TOO Many Husbands" "a Voice
in the Dark" and "Business Be ore
Pleasure" at the Riviera. Three others
soon will be added. They are "a Roon,
at the Ritz" by Charming Pollock;
Ready to Occupy" by Otto Harbach.
and Florence Moore in "Breakfast in
Bed"
Augustus Thomas will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the forty fifth ami
versary Mcintyre and Heath, which
will be held during the performance
Of Hello, Alexander" at the Forty
fourth Street Theater this afternoon.
Many old-time minstrel men will ap-
pear in the minstrel first part. After
ward there will be a reunion and din
nc- at the N. V. A. Club.
Five hundred soldiers and sailors
have purchased block of seats at the
Winter Garden to witness "The Pass
ing Show of 1919" for Saturday. No
vember 20, the night of the Army and
Navy football game.
Herbert Yost VIII play in Love on
Account" which Walter Hast is to
produce.
When one Of the Washington papers
said of Irene" which had its debit
there Sunday, that the musical comedy
was "like a breath of fresh air in a
soft coal mine the Vanderbilt Pro-
ducing Company made no objection.
But when a New York evening news
paper, in a liberal translation of the
advance notices, reached the conclu-
sion that Miss Edith Day shakes a
wicked shimmy," her manager, Carle
Carlton, arose to protest. 1t is not
that kind of show, Mr. Carlton in
sists.
Marilynn Miller and Irving Berlin
ar among the extra features to ap-
pear in the fourth Erlanger- -Dillng
ham -Ziegfeld concert in the New Am
sterdam Theater Sunday evening.
Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson's s
third and, last recital in the series
will be given to-day at 8 o'clock al
the Broadhurst Theater, when he will
read scenes from Macbeth" "Othello"
and king Lear"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

The Central Producing Company an
nounces for It's first prediction q
comedy drama by Willard Mack called
"Sunrise."
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Sir Johnston Forbes-Ro Robertson's
third and last recital in the series
will be given to-day at 8 o'clock at:
the Broadhurst Theater, when he will
read scenes from Macbeth" "Othello"
! and "KinR Lear"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Marilynn Miller and Irving Berlin
ar among the extra features to ap-
pear in the fourth Erlanger- Dilling-
ham-Ziegfeld concert in the New Am
sterdam Theater Sunday evening.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Eleanor Cotton
To Be Bride To-day
OF Chester Burden
Ceremony Will Take Place
in Emanuel Church.
Boston; Mrs. II. Stewart
+ d son Will Entertain


Miss Eleanor Cotton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hugh Cotton, will be
married to Chester G. Burden, son of
Mrs. Joseph w. Burden, of this city,
at noon to-day in Emanuel Church.
Boston. On account of mourning in
the brides family, the wedding will be
quiet and the bride will have no at
tendants. Joseph w. Burden will
serve as his brothers best man and
the ushers will be Clement Roosevelt,
Reginald Foster. Coplcy Amory, Ell
bridge Gerry Chadwick and John
Kean.
In st. Bartholomew's Church this
afternoon, Miss Julia r. Talcott
daughter OF the Rev and Mrs. J.
Frederick Talcott, gill become the
bride of DR.. Thomas NJ. Mcmillan. OF
Mobile, Ala. The cererony will be
followed by reception at the home
of the brides parents, 16 East Sixty
third Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Elsie Janis selected the eve Of
Armistice Day to open at the Academy
of Music, Baltimore, on her return to
the stage, and her appearance was cele-
brated by the Admiral Schley and AL
fred Tennyson posts Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars and the local American
Legion nOStS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
SIS for a Shopping
Handbag of Soft,
Black Kidskin

One of the most desirable shop
ping, or service, handbags made,
both because Of its good size and
the quality and durability of the
leather. The bag is over a foot
wide and nine inches deep.
So is an extremely moderate
price for handbag of this grade.
lAGain FisOr, Cksstnatl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
To Make Baby
Comfortable

That might be one of those warm
woolly knitted toques, SIPS, $1.5O
and $l,75 each--white with Copen-
hagen, corn color or rose. to 3
year sizes.
Children's sweater sets are
pretty, practical gifts-for they in
clude not only tie useful sweater
but leggins, cap and mittens as
we'll In tan, Copenhagen blue or
rose, 50 and $1l the set, 2 to 5
year sizes.
(Third Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Where Else Gould You Find
Such a Doll for ST.?

1t is Il l5-inch jointed doll.
Has a bisque head.
A wig.
Eyes that move.
Shoes and stockings,
1t is merely an example of the
many better toys for less money
that you can get at anamaker's.
Every day new toys-in great
quantities.
(Seventh Floor, G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
The Season for
Satin Slippers

Is here, and it will be good news to
women to learn that they can get
black or white, side-seam satin
slippers, of excellent style and
workmanship at $40 a pair.
They have long vamps and mar
row toes and choice of high or baby
Louis heels.
First Floor, Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

generous, extra size, carefully made
and finished with u or u inch
hens.
And you are absolutely safe in
giving a man this kind of handker-
chief!
GentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Mems HandkerChiefs
OF Airplane Linen-$11 Dozen

Or 81 apiece, if you buy them
singly.
They are Of that firm, sturdy
Irish linen that was intended for
airplanes when it was woven.
These handkerchiefs are all of
Main EInr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

New motion-picture machines.
New battleships and automo.
biles.
Stuffed animals.
Dolls dressed and undressed.
Christmas trumpets and clock
work toys.
Let the children enjoy themselves
IN the playground, where there is
a big merry-go-round, swings,
slides and sand pile.
Itral ana MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Silk Chemises

A great many women are choos-
ing them this season for gifts to
other women.
Crepe de chine, $3.85 to $3.50.
Wash satin, $3.50 to 1915.
Pink is the favorite color; a few
Of these things are white.
tThird Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Mems Silk Hats and Leather
Hat Cases

Either would make an acceptable
gift to a man who goes about much.
Both together would be so much
better.
MAIN Foo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Men Who Like Silk Shirts
Like Fine Silk Shirts

The commonplace, sleazy, wild
patterned silk shirt is far less de-
slrable than some good inexpensive
shirt of humber fabric.
People buying silk shirts for
gifts will naturally want the best,
(Main FHo,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

Of austere outlines, in a
marvellous reproduction
Of an antique chest with
carvings in relief; in a
handy and useful sew
ing box; in a tea wagon
or a bookcase, or a
smokers stand or a
Windsor chair, or a fire.
side chair, or a gate
legged table, or-but
there is no need to go
further.
rIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
WOmen's Fine
Capeskin Gloves
-S2.35 a Pair

This is a brand-new shipment
just unpacked.
Fresh, fine gloves in pretty
tan shade or dark brown, of sturdy
capeskin. pioue or PXM sewn and
with 1 clasp fastening.
(West Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

and we have here a collection which
we do not believe can be matched
in Philadelphia. All beautifully
made, over Wanamaker specifica-
tions, and all correct in fashion.
Prices SO to SIS.
Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
500 Yards Chiffon Broadcloth
Special at SIS Yard

Only navy black being inches
the tailored suits, o skirts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Diamonds
Opera Glasses

are a standard choice for gifts to
the people who love the theatre,
and the variety at this moment in
the Optical Goods Store is excel
lent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

The silk hats, which are all cor
rect in style and of fine workman
ship, are SO to SIS.
The hat boxes are in square and
round shapes and are So to $42.
Mnrl,nIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

in pearl cases, Sc to $50.
In black cases, $6 to S15.
Victory Binoculars also are
highly favored gifts, being similar
to those used by officers in war
time. Their price is $45.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
There Are More Women of
Affairs in this City

than ever before
The Liberty Bond, Red Cross, Emergency
Aid, Belgian Relief and other humanitarian
works of the past four years, in which the women
plunged with might and main, have raised up
multitude of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
The Satisfaction in Giving
Silk Stockings

the that while gift may any startling originality
it has the much greater merit of being surely
When Wanamaker stockings the additional
sfacon of knowing that you getting your money
Women's silk stockings that 81 $25 pair
Mems silk half hose to
Plenty Of both at n-between prices
wOmens, First Floor MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
"PariS Vistas"
BY Helen Davenport
Gibbons

A delightful. artistic and apprc-
ciative memorial of Paris-the
old but cver-young city so uni
versally loved.
The book has full-page illustra-
tions in tint, and costs $3.50.
Main Floor, Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

FURNITURE
The Gift of ThOughHuLness

~ HOA HI1 WIN llhe
n to make presents
that are a credit to
tn e ir judgment will
naturally favor things
of tangible worth and
practical utility-all the
more so when these
qualities go with hand
some or novel outlines.
Their quest usually leads
them to the collection of
gift-furniture, and it is
always rewarded by the
finding of the thing de-
sired.
Here you will see nov
city, quaintness, odd
ness, utility, charm,
convenience, comfort
and luxury written in a
thousand and one ways
in old-time Colonial
bits-maybe a chair or
a great important look
ing chiffonier; in a
Sheraton secretary desk
IIIfrI,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at S:45
e at Home and Take Time TO Look Before Buuinq

Drtrtous Ubtngs
Tronr tbe Orient
are among the most distin-
guished of all gifts for people
who understand and enjoy them.
Look in the Oriental Store for
Carved rock crystal ard lapis
lazuli.
Carved jade, agate and
amber.
Personal ornaments of Jade,
coral, carnelian, amber and
amethyst quartz.
Porcelains-s such as sang de
boeuf, .fambe, white and celia
don.
Cloisonne bronzes-many ex-
cellent for lamp bases.
Embroideries in small and
large pieces from China, Japan
and India.
Coromandel screens for din
ing-room, living-room or hall.
And manv other rare and
charming objects.
(Tourth Floor, Chcstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Women of Affairs

eager and competent to do part in the manage
ment of everyday business affairs
Men no longer mOnOpOlize the business
places.
Women have been "tried out" and have
proven to have as great endurance as men.
Women have more tact and accuracy than
men.
There is far more reciprocity in fine manners
between women and women.
Men have lessons to learn in speech and good
manners toward each other.
1t is fact that women are taking more
pains to succeed in business than ever before and
to make themselves independent as earners of
their own support.
This many sided Store, packed from top to
bottom with lovely things and ship and train
loads being received from makers every twenty
four hours
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
WANAMAKER'S
A Special" in
Handbags With
Silver Frames

We have limited group of very
handsome, large handbags, made of
the finest French silks and vclvets
and surmounted by heavy sterling
silver frames, that we can sell at a
lowered price.
The frames of these bags are
unusually deep and thick and in
general appearance resemble the
artistic Holland silver designs. The
fabrics are in blue and black.
AT SOB one of these handbags
would make splendid gift.
(Main Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
WOMen's Folding
Umbrellas in Six
Bags to Match

Even if a woman takes but an
occasional journey, a bag UNI
brella is a handy possession, and
the beauty of these attractive
umbrellas is that they may be
used all the time, whether YOU
stay at home or travel lot
They are of purple, green,
blue or black silk of excellent
quality, are made up with the
fashionable short, fancy fer
rules and have handles to match
their covers and silk looms for
carrying:
They fold up quite small and
are in silk bags of the same
color as the cover, with rubber
Innings.
SIS complete.
Main Floor, Market. Opposite the
ElevatOrs)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Linen Gift Towels at $1.5O

Hucabac neatly hemsttched Generous
All linen, fine for service and consequently gfgivng
$1.5O each.
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

HUNDREDS of enchanting bOudOir caps are ready
Al for SGntG's choosing; prices are SOC to $780,
Third CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

(Main Gallery, ChestnuU
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-17
La Asamblea Anual

La Association Medica de Puerto Ri
CO, llevara a efecto su Asamblea Annual
en- los dias 10, 20 y 21 del corriente,
en- los salones de la Escuela Roman
Baldorioty de Castro. La Conferencia
publica sera el viernes 10 a las s p.
m. y los demas actos el 20 y 21. La
Camara de Delegados Sc reunira en-
los salones de la Association Medica.
Ell programa es como sigue:
Conferencia piblica en- Ell salon de
la Escuela Roman Baldorioty de Cas-
tro. Viernes ~ las 8 p. NJ.
Mortalidad Inf;nti!: modo de pre-
senirla, DR.. El;sco Font Y Guillot.
Meeting de la Camara de Delega-
dos, en- los salones de la Association
M6dica.
Sabado 20 a las p. m. Llamada
Il ordne por lie Presioente. Lectura
lie las minutas de la session anterior.
Informe del Tesorero. Informe del
Secretario y Asuntos a tratar.
Domingo Fl las 5 p. M. Irfor-
mes de Comites. Election de funcio-
narios para Ell ano 1920. Designation
del sitio y fecha de la Asamblea Annual
de 1920.
Session Academica.
rSabalo 20 a las 8 D. m. Aperture
del acto por ell Presidente DR.. Jorge
del Toro.
Discourse por el Hon. Juez Emilio
tdeITToro. ."
La profession Medica como entidad
social, DR.. Francisco del ValIe Atiles.
Consideraciones sobre la vacciono-
terapia del Sprue. Dr. P. Gutierrez
Igaravidez, San Juan y Observable
mes clinicas acerca de la Influenza,
DR.. M. Quevedo Baez, San Juan.
Domingo 21 las p. m. Ell uso
de la pituitrina en- la operacion Cesa-
rea. DR.. Alvrao Santaella, Ponce.
Un case de Pielonefritis Malarica
ell laboratorio como auxiliar en- ell
Diagnostico. DR.. Jose Carballeira,
San Juan.
Las dermatitis micosicas de los pies
en- esta isla. DR.. Julio Barreiro, Rio
Piedras. s4.n 3fG iai
Considerations sobre lie tratamiento
del Paludismo, DR.. P. Gutierrez Iga-
ravidez, San Juan. 9''si
Tenido rapido. de sangre para la in
vestigacion de Plasmodias de LaveA
ran. DR.. p aGutierrez Igaravidez.
San Juan.iica0va n0 "{ 'T'"f
Colecistectopia y > colecistostomia,
DR.. Rafael Velez Lopez, San Juan. e'
Herida pof arrda de fuego del bazo,
DR.. Alvaro Santaella, Ponce. ,7 q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-17

mos, como las de una Santa Isabel de
Hungria, curaron sus heridas? iNo
son aquellos los labios bonitos que lie
prodigarOn tantaS palabraS de c0nsue-
10? NO son aqu6llos los dulces ojos
castailos que, cuando despu6s de las
curaS atrOces Sc qnejaba, abandonando
Ise como un nilo, lie confortaban con
sus mlladas, llenas de piadOsa ternu-
IA? 81, ST, no lie cabe duda, rs ella
Ii C0lno confundirla con 0tra?
Sin poderse contener, y como su
pierra, no lie permite correr ari., lIa
ma:
--r--i Madame Anie! ! Madame Anic!
Una DANA muy chic, muy g'llpa,
lagobiada de pieles inagnfficas, ostcntan
do a cuelIo un hlo de pcrlas de dos
cientos mil frances, sc deticne y,:aira,
De impreyiso lie rec0noce va hacia
Gl con las manOs tendidas:
-: All, es usted Dupont!
Sc dan un apret0n de manos, V ha
blan llenos de esa cordial camaraderia
que los meses de sufrimientO cStLblc-
cieron. El cuenta el final de s'l obi
sea; ella los hechos triviales aclccidos
en- Id ambulancia. Ell muchacho esid
icontcnto Va Sc encuentra mucbo !l9-
mos solo Ell aquel Paris tan grande, don
dc momentos antes Sc sentfa perdidO.
Pero, ;que pasa? La DANA Sc despi-
de. De un auto la han enviado gran
des saludOs, un POGO ir0nicos; unOs
IspOr:mcn que han pasadO caballo
itamhicn la han dichO adi0s, con una
,punta de ironfa. Sin embargo. a! mu-
lchacho, ,contento de haber encOntradO
a su amiga, no Sc rcsigna perderla.
Iva usted hacia arriba?... La
acompanar6.
La que Sc resigna ahOra, pa'a no
ofendarle, es ella. Comienzan a ca
minar. Pasan unas gentes que salu-
dan tambi6n. Dos damas rieh mali
ciosas. Madame Anie Sc detiene re-
sueltl.
les tarde... Otro dia.
lie tiende una tarieta con sus se1as
La comtesse de Beauplein, Avenue
du Rois de Boulogne." A su vea MUIR
mura. avergonzado cast:
Maurice Dupont. %, rue Fau-
burg Montemarlin.
Sc separan con otro apreton de ma
no, cas- frfo este. Y el pobre sOldadi-
to siente algo que lie oprime cl cora
zon lie da ganas de llorar, casi
echa de menos el hospital dc sangre,
donde los dplces ojos lie miraban aeari-
fntoaio dc HovOs Viacn'
Paris. 100
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-17
Ell TMPARCIAE

Necesidad de la inspection medica
en- las escuelas de Puerto Rico, en- su
relacion con las intermediates de la
vista, nariz y garganta. DR.. Agustin
R, Laugier, San Juan.
Organization de la Benificencia, DR..
Jose S. Belaval, San Juan.
Pronostico de las infecciones de las
Was biliares, DR.. Jacinto Aviles, San
Juan.
Ulcera gastro-duedenal: SUI trata-
miento, DR.. Pedro Perea Fajardo, Ma
yagiiez.
Considerations sobre tuberculosis
infantil, DR.. Jose Gomez Brioso, San
Juan.
I'm case de APPENDICITIS aguda enmas-
carando un proceso de colecistis con-
comitante: necesidad de explorar las
Was biliares durante Ell acto operate
rio. DR.. Leopoldo Figueroa, Bayamon.
Sc dara lectura los trabajos por
ell orden en- que figuran en- ell progra-
ma. Toda lectura estara limitada a
10 minutes, la discussion minutes Y
3 minutes en- pro y en- contra. La
presidencia podra prolongar el ITEM
po de la lectura de un trabajo cuando
10 considere necesario. Ell Comite de
Organization podra alterar ell orden
del programa.
/ Los trabajos Sc publicaran integros
en- el Boletfn de la Association Medi-
ca seran propiedad de la Association.
! Ell sabado 20 despues de la Session
Cientffiea habra' un Smoker" en- uno
de los salones de la Escuela.
Ell banquete y acto social tendran lu
gar ell domingo Fl a as 8 p. m. en- ell
| sitio que oportunamente Sc dara a
conocer.
/ Los asambleaistas fdeberan escribir
su nombre en- ell libro de registro de
isecretaria, donde recibiran del secre-
tario la insignia de miembro de la
! ASOclaclOn.
En- ell Salon de la Association Medi-
ca habra exhibiciones de toda clase
de instrumentos y aparatos propios
para consultorios medicos y hospitales.
I Todo medico de la isla legalmente
autorizado a ejercer la medicina, Y
que Sc lie considere de buena reputa-
cion, debera pertenecer a la association
Medica, tanto por el progreso cienti-
fico como para la defensa de la clase
medica. stet''-'
I Todo r,edico que desee ser mimebro
de la Association Medica debera diri-
girsc al secretario de la Association
pidiendo@ una solicitud para su ingre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-17

En- los drbOles hay efiuviOs de ORC
viejo y de palido csmalte verde. A la
Grand Talais y del Petit Pa,ais, sc
abre eli puente de Alexandra, 10 uni
co que queda de aquella grandcla que
desluinbr6 cl mundO.
Mujercitas fragiles, bOnitaS, un POGO
liviands ell sus exsagerados atarfos nj
los que juegan, esos niiios que no Sc
ven IL Paris en- ninguna parte mas que
en- los iardines a determinadas horas !;
militarcs. :. POr el arroyo pasan, ra-
pidos, autos, muchos autos, dandO la
impression de ciaddd dnicd, que tOdos
los hOrrores de la guerra lfo han podi-
do robar Paris.
Tn soldado ayanza, un POGO cohibi-
do, POGO azorado, miranda con yagO re
cello un lado i otro. Is guapito-
lelegantito, muy Milo atin, rubio SON
rOsaGO. Sobre la guerrero luce la me
dalla militar y casi parece un chiqui-
llo que iuega los soIdados.
Sc detiene, mira un lado otro,
sonrfe.. Paris! Desde la EScueId
MiIttGr fue a los campOs de batalla
de ALI al hospital; luego la mOrada
familiar, campesina Y burguesa, Y, en-
fin, volvi6 los campOs de batalla
cuando Sc hizO el gran bien de la paz,
De So yida... Dios milo, es tan di-
ffcil sacar una idea clara de las cosas
Mas que NADIA son impresiones: la IL
bia Y guateada del hogar pate;no; la
tragica vision de pesadilla de los cam
pos de batalla la infnitamente doloro-
sa Y cordial del hospital.
yuelve a detenerse. sNo es aquella
madama Anie, In enfcrmera, cuyas ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-17
Ell NuGYO Dd0T del SOIdadO

La rlahana del OtonO es tibia, de i'm
doralO tan palido, que podrfa decirse
argentada. -. Esa neblina, tenue CO.
mo un velo de mujer, que ,foa casi
siempre sObre Paris, que el sci man
cha trechos de nacar, de ORC cobre,
envuclve todas las cosas. ddnloles un
encantO irreal. Parece como 81 un
enormc esfumio hubiese Dorado con
tornos. Los Camp0s ElfseoS sc ticn-
den DellfSimOs. desde el ampliO clla-
drilatero de la Plaza de la C0ncordia
hasta la orgullosa pompa del A geo de
la EStrella. A ambos lados de los jar
dimes tiene esa melancolfa que tai. bien
evocara Verlaine:
Les SGRglOtS
deS UiOlOns
dc FdHtOmnG
rempiSeHt
mon dHle
de an iaHgWer
monotone.