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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26
BIRTHS.
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Near Paris, to the wife of Matt
Lair, a daughter, their second child,
bith girls
Near Centerville, this county, to
the wife of James Irvine, a SON
their first born. Mrs. Irvine before
her marriage was Miss Eva Million.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26
EXTRA SPECIAL.

Extra good 4-sewed broom for so
cents, at
MRS. ELLIS CASH GROCERY.
(9-tf) Opp. Court House.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26
For Sale

Hudson Super Six, Passenger
Automobile, good cord tires.
Price, $4,000.
(23-2t) GEO. R. DAVIs
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26

A good many women regard a
marriage certificate as meal ticket
for life. 49,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26
MATRIMONIAL.
a marria ee IicenSa w.

A marriage license was issued
Wednesday from the Office of County
Clerk Pearce Patton to Currency
Richie, 10, of Paris, and Miss EN-
ma e. Fuller, II, of Austerlitz.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26
CALL A TAXICAB

For any place at any time. We are
now in our new location and ready
TO give the best of service. Calls
answered promptly day or night.
Both Phones No. 204.
After IL o'clock midnight, cali
Cumberland Phone 974. CT
7 8. r. HUDNALL,
,... 4. Office No. 8 Bank Row.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-26

ma e. Fuller, II, of Austerlitz.
Licenses authorizing them to
enter the matrimonial state were
issued to the following parties,
Tuesday, from the Office of County
Clerk Pearce Patton: Stanley Nc
Leod, farmer, Paris, and Miss Clay
beware, Winchester; Herman H. Ray
and Miss Irene Gardner, both of Lex
ington; Wadell Bedding, Millers-
burg, and Miss Pauline Whitley, of
Lexington.
In his private Office in the
court house Wednesday, Judge Geo.
Batterton performed the ceremony
uniting in marriage the following
couples: Henry Rowe, rs, and Miss
Mary Lee Howard, Is, both of the
county; VIM. Smith, %, and Mrs.
Virginia Bailey, 81, both of Lexing-
ton; Jonas Soard, IS, and Miss Lula
Harpe, both of near Paris.
The following announcement
cards have been issued: "Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley O'Banion, of George
town, announce the marriage OF
their adughter, Stella Goebel to Syl-
vester E. Brisgy, and Claudia Eliza
beth to Chester Arthur Tharpe
Wednesday afternoon, December "a
in Lexington, KY" The brides are
nieces of Mrs. Lon Graves, of Paris.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
OUTLOOK NEWS

Mrs. Frank Hamilton returned
Tuesday from Fonda, Ia, where she
went to attend her husbands funeral.
Mr.. Hamilton was in the service and
had been stationed at Douglas, Ari-
IONA.
Olaf Hovde was buried in the Out
look cemetery Tuesday.
Jens Tango returned Monday after
spending the winter in Wisconsin
Jens is still single.
Mr.. Martin of the Minot Motor
Sales Company, was in town a few
days this week, looking after bust
ness interests.
A number of out of town people
came in on the train Monday to take
in the st. Patrick's dance given il
Stiver's hall Monday evening.
Mr.. Rooster, who has been quite
SICK, is improving nicely
Herman Witte, one of the early
settlers around Outlook, returned
Monday from Glencoe, Mimi, bring
ing with him a wife. Herman is
well known around here and his man!
friends wish the msuccess.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28

A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nickerson Fri
day morning. Papa is wearing a
smile that won't come off.
Oscar Doe sold his farm southwest
of town to Gardner, the well driiier.
Martin Homme, the local jewler,
has bought the O. J. Brown place.
Mrs. o. B. Snuggins has moved,
out to the farm so as to be ready for
springs work.
Miss Roach was at Malta for a
few days visit with her brother.
Clair Stoner and Rueben Seaberg
made business trip to Whitehall
Saturday.
A. Reuber returned from Roches.
ter, Mimi, where she has been visit.
ing his parents. Mrs. Reuben stopped
at Fargo to visit with her sister.
Ray Wunderlich, who was with the
Marines stationed at Galveston
Texas, returned Friday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
BAINVILLE


Austin Iwen spent Sunday at Mon
dak.
Fred Iwen has accepted a position
with the Bainville Mercantile Co.
The Fine Cafe has been reprinted
and other changes made on the in
terror the past week.
N. A. Healy, of the Provost bar
Der shop, spent Sunday with his
family at Medicine Lake.
L. E. Schow, jailer at Mondak, un-
der Sheriff Macy, was an official
visitor in the city Monday.
"Steve" Sullivan, deputy clelI OF
court, was a business visitor in the
city the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Sarah Mccoy was down from
Poplar the first Of the week visiting
with her many Bainville friends.
Mrs. C. H. Sannon spent several
days the past week visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Jen-
nison at Fairview.
Miss Ruth McFarlan, teacher in
the Homestead schools, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Neil McFarlan.
Judge c.. E. Conner of Medicine
Lake was a business visitor in the
city one day the first of the weel
while on his way to Glasgow.
Ollie Gustafson has accepted po
sion with he Bainville Trading Co.
and will have charge of the nipple
ment and machinery departments.
Miss Viva Reynolds returned tc
her home, northwest of town, Sun
day, after visiting relatives couple
of months at Great Falls.
Mrs. Frances Shufelt has accepted
position as clerk in the Office o.
Clerk and Recorder ]. G. Dwyer ant
| left for Mondak Monday morning tt
take up her new duties.
| Mrs. Francis Shufelt returned from
Glasgow, where she had been thu
guest of Mrs. w. F. Shannon ant
friends the past week. After stop
ping here a few days she will leav
for Mondak, where she will entel
upon her duties as deputy clerk AM
recorder, to which position she wa
was appointed a few days ago.-Wol
Point Herald.
]. ]. Gibbons, G. N. agent at Re
serve, spent the Sabbath with Balm
vile friends.
E. J. Biladeau transacted bushes
Wilhston the latter part of las
week.
| A. w. Hall, manager of the Mon
tana Tractor & Transfer Co., spen
Sunday with his family at Poplar.
4 Rev. J. M. Nelson of Glasgow wa
visitor in the city between train
one day the latter part of last wee
while on his way to Scobey.
!. Bruce Woods returned the latte
part of last week from Californi
where he has been for the past mont
or so and is now back again as "hog
head" on the Richie run. His famil
will remain out there until warme
weather.
Neil McFarlan has resigrSd hi
position at the Bainville Trading ca
, and expects to leave for Mondak
few days where he has taken tn
chief deputyship under Clerk Il r.
corder Dwyer. He has had hi
, household goods moved to that plae
and will take up housekeeping
soon as Mrs. McFarlan returns fro
her western trip.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
GOPHER POISON CAUSES
DEATH OF TEAM OF HORSES

Froid Tribune: A. E. Ramps had
the misfortune to lose good span
of work horses the latter part of last
week. Tony Halleck, who was in
town with the team after a load of
supplies on Thursday of last week,
fed the team shortly after he ar
rived at the Sam Hugos farm on the
reservation which place has been
been leased by Mr.. Ramps and is
now being stocked up for farming
operations this spring. The feed
given the team was ground oats
which is thought to have in some
manner got mixed with oats prepared
with strychnine for gopher poison
Shortly after being fed both animals
were taken SICK and died within {
few moments apart.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
Auctioneer Jensen
DATES

One dav T met a man that had
been in business for 20 years. ana
as I greeted him, said: Are you
doing a good business :" he saio l
am trying to.
Now, this trying, and not dong H.
is no aim in life. Too many OF THESE
so-called Auctioneers are always try
ing and you are paying Tor tnelr
practice. Do you want to eouca,e
auctioneers at your expense or uo
you want a professional IN Wnom
there is no guess work, one VINO
charges for his services and gives
service or no pay.
Property is too high to monkey
with would-like-to-be.
MARCH Fl. JACOBSEN'S BIG
SALE NEAR DAGMAR.
MARCH %. HANS LARSON'S
BIG SALE, 4 MILE EAST OF AN
TELOPE.
MARCH Is. YOUNG'S BIG SALE
MEDICINE LAKE.
MARCH 26. HENRY BADKE
NEAR COALRIDGE.
O. N. GJERDE, SIX MILES
NORTH OF COMERTOWN, POST.
PONED UNTIL MARCH II.
MARCH 81. SMITH ESTATE
SOUTH OF REDSTONE.
MARCH %. LUNDBERG'S SALE
NEAR BRUSH LAKE.
OLE ANDERSON EAST OF
MEDICINE LAKE.
MANY MORE TO BE DATED
| LATER.
When you buy something You are
careful about what you buy whe:: YOU
are going to sell you must consider
safety, so invest safely and get
AUCTIONEER JENSEN
| Antelope, Mont.
Phone or Write
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28

the theory that person accused
of crime shall not, until he has
been finally adjudged guilty IN
THE COURT OF LAST RE-
SORT, be absolutely compelled
to undergo Imprisonment or pun
ishment, but MAY BE ADMIT
TED TO BAIL, not only after
arrest and before trial, but after
conviction and pending a writ of
errOr."-Hudson VS.. Parker, 156,
u. S. PIT.
Let every one who believes in fai
dealing take part in having thes
bIDle students set free. Write us
and write or wire your Congressmel
and Senators to investigate this case
GRANT STONER,
Outlook, Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28

County Superintendent of Schools
Nina McFarlan left last Saturday
evening for Missoula, where she is
attending a state meeting of the
county superintendent. From there
she will 60 on to Spokane where she
will attend a national meeting of
the same body. Before returning she
will visit for a short time with her
son, John, who is attending the Wes-
leyan College at Helena.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
DOOLEY LIVERY BARN
BOUGHT BY A. J. URQUHAR1

Dooley Sun: A. ]. Urquhart has
purchased the Dooley livery barn
and will take possession the first of
April. He will also run dray line
in the village. Mr.. Urquhart is an
industrious young man and should
make a success of his venture. Be-
sides this he figures on securing the
agency for some oil company and
to place an oil station here.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
HOPE FOR The SICK

Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments
remove the cause of Stomach, Bowel,
Liver, Kidney and other troubles.
Sulphur Steam Bath in connection.
Come and see DRS. DAVID & SOR-
BEN, Williston, N. ID.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28

"THE NEW FREEDOM" by Wood
row Wilson, book that will open
YOUR eyes on important events OF
the times. Price $1.00. For sale
by R. B. MARTIN at The Pro-
ducers News office, Plentywood
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

siOnada, sc fila apcnas en- la figura
dc un hombre; micntras que muy po-
cas- personals dcjan de detener su pa
SO al cruzarse con una mujer que lla-
me la atcnci6n por su gracia, su dis
tinci0n su bclleza, de 10 que sc de-
duec que cs l6gico que Sc exija mas
& Ia que mas. sc lie otorga, V que la
mujer sc yea obligada hacer .un cons
tante detenido examen de su figura
V a valersc de cuantos medios esten
a su alcancc para reSultar mas atrac-
tiva Y agradar.
No cxige vcrdaderamente un gran es-
fucrzo para la mujer, sobre todO 81 es
pOrtOrriqueia, el tratar de seducir al
hombre con sus encantos; cs inne
gable que poSec cl valiosO talisman
que lie ,permite realizar prodigios dc alb
negacicn como Inadrc; derroches de ter
nura como esposa, Y que la ,obliga a de-
mOstrar un continuado afan de pare
cerle bella, como mujer.
I'm eScritor notable ha dicho, que
para que cl elogio una mujer sea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

HuJo en- Paris una sehora muy pia
dosa, que en- eierta OCCASION fue a casa
de Voltaire, para habIarlc De ssunsos
ajcnOs a las PFketieas reIiziosss. mas
al eOneluir Ia entrevista con eI eeIebre
eseritOr y fl6Sofo. este. con tOno bur.
Ion, dijo su iHterIOeutora:
--Sehora: iqus ehaseO o. vais a IIe
var, euando, deSpues de muerta, Ilegusis
ALA arTiba y os eonvenziis de 10 Que
Os han hceho Greer aea abajoi
-SehoF voItaire-eontest6 Ia aIudi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
La PINTURA EN- Ell RosTRo DE
La MUJER

NADIA mas bellO que elsrielar del al
ma en- cl rOstro, revelando nuestro es-
tadO emotional, cl pudor, el sonrojo,
Ia dulcc algeria, tOdos los movimientos
cSpontaneOS de nuestro espiritu. La pin
tura es una ficcion teatrsl, historical,
cOsa en- FIN de la farandula. Todas las
artistas sc pintan n FIN de 'dar Ia SEN
saci6n de lOS-sdistintos personaies re-
presentados. Pero una Senorita distin-
guida no debe representa- mas que un
solo papel, el suyo, eli natural, el que
lc asign6 Ia Providencia al crearla. Su
carrera natural es el matrimonio V la
vida Eftima familiar no debe conver-
tirsc en- ma comiqueria. 81 yo fuera
hognbre no me casaria con una seilo-
rita que Gambia de color su pelo. Ten.
dria mis- sOspechas en- que un dia pudie-
Ia cambiar .tambien su condicicn espi-
ritual, y aim su mismA adhesion; que
quien no es cOnstante con sus. propios
stfibutOs fisicOs, puede extendefsa a las
eOsas mas graves su frivola veleidad.
En- la Edad Media sc hacia un mundo
aparte del mundO teatral. No todo era
abSurdO en- los tiempos medioevales, di-
gan 10 que qnieran los historiadores Y
sOci6lOgOs mOdcrnos.
La mayor hermosura es la sinceri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
Ell DEsEo DE AGRADAR

Hc dido repetir infnitas veces: "que
en- la vida tOdas las ventajas son para
los hombres; que sc les Observa menos,
Y que sc les juzga con mas indulgencia
que las muieres." Convenido; pero
al aeeptar esta idea creo opOrtunO ana
dir, que ST los hombres disfrutan de mu
cha mas libertad que nosOtras, la mujer
en- cambio excita mucha mas admira-
cion, 10 que no deja dc ser un privile-
giO.
Nadie, como no Sc trate de una apa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

sincere, es necesario que el que sc 10
otorga no tenga NADIA que esperar de
ella. Sera cierto; pero en- csc case
creo que disminuirian muchO los clo-
gios v hasta que perderian parte de su
merito.
En- sociedad, la muier no es mira
da nunca con indiferencia, y cuando
aparcce va sea en- un teatrO, en- un
baile en- una reunion, no hay quien
deie de fjarse en- ella Y observarla
con profundo inter6s, escudriIando su
figure, su traje, sus niodales con YER
dadera insistencia, V con ese espiritu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
CONTRA Ell DrvoEc1o

FL divorciO haee estragos como es sa.
bido en- los EstadOs dc Ia gran Repd-
blica norteamericana. En- el dc Ia Ca
rolina no sc resignan las aHtoridades a
esta disolucion de Ia sociedad, que a
tantO equivaIe la profusi6n de matri-
mOniOs deshechos; pOrque, va sc sabe,
espOsos divoreiadOs, enemigOs irreeOn-
eiliabies.
Para evitar en- 10 possible que eunda
el divorciO, sc ha estableeidO una des-
earga en- los impuestos para los divOr.
eiadoS en- segundas nupeias, sc tripliea.
ram para los que sc easen pOr terecra
vez, sc cuadrliplieara para los que por
cuarta vcz Sc cascn, etc. I'm Ia misma
proportion aumentaran los dereehos que
cobran las aIealdias al extender las
aetas de matrimonio. Lo mas euriOsO
es que la eseala fla las tarifas, hassa
Ell punto de spareecr las sctualcs decu.
plieadas. Is deeir, que estableee Ia
posibilidad de que haya quienes sc g.
cen nueve veces.
Ks verdad que las estadfstieas apor.
tan aIgunos datos, segan los euales ha
habido eiudadano que SC M easado seis
veees. Y al paso quo sc progresa, pue.
de haber prcjimo con mas mrjercs Qao
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

de admiration de critica que la per-
siguen sin cesar, Y que la Obligan a
hacer un doble Y minuciOsO estudiO
de ST misma: ell primero, ante su to-
cadOr buscando los medios de realizar
su demostrada bellcza, y el OtrO a So
las, para sostencr su fama dc distin-
guida, espiritual Y atractiva, porque
81 por un solo instante depusiera su
cetro, habria muchas manos dispuestas
a arrebatarsclO.
No; la muier no lie es permitidO
descansar. jC6mo, pues, podra criti-
carsele en- absolute su aficion a ira
jes, joyas Y cosmeticOs, 81 con ellOs
esta segura de conservar su belleza v
de sostencr la Illusion Y el amor en- el
coraz6n de uno solo, causando la ad-
miraci0n de los demas?
Pretender que La mujer Gamble sus
aficipnes V gustos seria inutil esfuer-
20; basta con que no los, exagere: ade-
mas, 81 no pusiera el mismo empefo
en- conservar su codiciada hermosura,
iagradaria como agrada? iSe podria
encontrar en- ella Ia lnujer?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

Ea publication aeane de fuersas
pagna
los nnoB los ven
uventu mosndol
! ampitud possible movmiento cnhhco lteraro
Puerto Rico aspra una
pnde
fuente de graca vtude
frances
enviaran fuen
consuorio preguntas
dingda
Ia ampl m emprende
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
LOS MANDAMIENTos DEL cAsADo

Los mandamientos del casado SON
diez:
! Ell primero, amar a su muier sobrc
todas las cosas.
El Segundo, no tomar ell nombre de
su mujer en- vano.
El tercero, no salir de casa los dias
de fiesta.
FL cuarto, honrar a su suegro Y a su
suegra.
Ell quinto, matar cucarachas 81 Ia
espoSa lie tiene miedo.
Ell sexto, acordarse solo de su mujer.
FL septimo, no hurtar de la gaveta
los aherritoS matrimoniales.
El octave, no mentir al volver a casa.
FL novenO, no dirigir miraditas a la
mujer del vecino.
Ell d6cimo, esperar resignadamente a
que llegue la dote que la mujer le
caiga.
Estos diez mandamientos sc encie.
iran en- dos: en- esclavizarse la mujer,
amandola sobre todas las cosas, y en-
convertirse en- ninerO de la prole.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

No solo en- Puerto Rico ssiste IA
eTeeneia De que los eHeaatos que bsias
dan Ia heFmosufa y las suaIidadss 81.
sieas, soH 10 vYimorJiaI en- IL muier.
lie aqui un error one ha heeho bas.
tantes desgTaeiados.
la muicr, antcs que todo. IA de ser
buena, ha Dc ser virtuosa, no con eaa
virtud hosea austera one se haee re.
puIsiva, sino con esa bondad amabIe =
ingsnua que ilumina IN existemeia con
suave TespIandor, que eaIma Ios ardo-
res dc Ia vida como bFisa fresea y eos
fOTtante.
Las muiercs que se entregan por com.
pletO al euIto de su bcIIeza, vieiaHdo
su earaeser des,Ie i6venes por Ios ha.
lagos de IA aduIaei6n que Ies briHda
como ineienso maIs6eo una tuTba de al
miradores del momentO; esas que -
fguFan unas diosas, meFeeedoras de
tOdOs los homenajes, no seran HgHea
.eliees nj haran iamss feIiees a los
seres que Ias rodean.
No ha de ser Ia mission dc IN muier
10 dc In rosa, bella y aItiva, erguida
en- su taIlo, sino Ia de Ia humble vio.
leta que con su aroma suave embal-
sama las amarguras de Ia existeneis.
La mujer ha de ser en- Ia vida eo-
mo un astro afable cue nunea agota
su argentine albor, euya luz Pura y
suave penetra en- las almas tristes.
SObre todos los sinsabOres de Ia vida
Ia muicr ha de pasar como angel De
paz, llevaHdo en- su alma iHagosabIc
tesoro de bondad. dc eonsueIO de fs.
para tOdos los mencster0sos dc Ia d.
cha.
Para In muier buena virtu0sa, pa
IA Ia mujer tai y como de5e ser Ia ma
/ jcr, In bclIcza fisiea solo debe eonsi-
derarIa como el eofrc PreeiOso = fra
gil en- que eReierra eI tesOrO de 90
! alma exeelsa.
Las rosas mueTen. III sstrO perdu-
ral LA beIleza es fragiI, perO el al
ma es eternal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

III lumiuieo aIfanie dc tus ojos
hiFi6 mi eoraz5n:
desdc entonees eamino per eI munao
loco, eiegO de smor...
Cusl sers mi dolor euamdo ma6ana
olga deeir:--- ise fae...'
mirare tu easita, y, en- Ia veutans.
tnanea mis- te verei
= .s=-.--
EB Ias noehes de luna mSs tganquiias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

- - espsstfssis qas saiNs = sas
Jaaa toaas Ias Hsshss. Lee saiiss gss
aaayen = - 'Cinssv - alszsss go
Il ehasIssss a. fss damas.
Ea Il 'cias," Il pSbiiso - pfsssa
para kassr maekss stssrsasissss sss
fiosas. - sen aIli des5s ns estfsas
eaaas. honsgnlsIes hasia ias sabeTas le'
eas. imqaietaa. maafipsssamdo. Les pal
eos - sxfiemdem amabiea y Fiaaenea.
La Iux A. - i,smt,iilgs. aaies de rFin.
sipiar II ssveetseulo. a. quisiBn en- Ias
eabeIIeras q las maisFsss tiembia 80
Ios oios bsIios. - snFeda 81 ias pgstas
hss hnas. Ias bosas Fsias shsFian ?
somrisn. Las msaos biansas iseean. :
Ho fsita. 30 faIfa Huasa. aiKks Fizg
psimoros9 aae aos haze ~ gstts teasz
tadof des.le una susa msFbids. dss.ls
una Basa de came msrsus, poF eism'
pie.
CaaHdo ios bombiIlos - apagan y
Ia rantalla - iIaniiHa. vHela por tgde
Fl saI6m an rumor. an emehieheo qns -
extemGa Iuezg. y que mas tarde, 81 en-
ssnderss Ios bgmbiIIos. vueive q vo-
lar de tosios lss Iabios por ensi@z De
todas lss eahszas.
ass
la peiieula - dssenvueive verti.
ginosamenfs. Por IA paafaiia pasa ia
vida. pasa Il aao. pasa u hombss
artissa. pasa Ia mnier divina.
Casads pos u Iienzs pass Il amer
eaHtaade, senriendo. u VabIiso. easi
sienspss gfisa. haze aixuna manifes.
sasi6a ruisio.a: - eyes s1ibi.iss apa-
gasoS me iuitan torpeasHie u rumor
le m bese. - eyes elamoFeos eoHfa.
sos. halbueees turbigs. toio esto. nos
preguH'amos siemprr, iPpr qnsf Por-
use Hue<trs FStIiso. ssHsiIiaineHts. no
sab. resrefsr - smor. m sabs verio.
NJ sabe semprenslsrso. Maestro pa
bliso ante 81 amor sale rueiF, sale
eruiir, sabc eiamar en- vsz de- rcse.
gesse = de soHvsHeerse. en- vez de- sen.
tir m ealofSio suave en- = ala,z, eu vss
de sensir un femblsr en- 81 sesazst.
F Tor Il tsatro. pr 81 saISa def eine,
;oh terrible. Oh rsspetstle pkbiieo, de-
jad que vusIs. en- iuzar deI feo abei6a
del iassiHto. IA mariposa ds OrS De u
4 4euyeien N amer - una eosa sagras
Y a.
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da-si despuss DE- usHeFia NJ eoavsass
ala aFFiba De qae no hay aada De- l.
quc ase has hesho eFerr aquf alas,
me qusslaFa II safisfaesi6n Dc No kaiBrs.
j. heeho nal . sadie por efrcts A. mi
r.. Perg. i slgg hubieFe. IeaiI. ser4
xueafrs ehaaxn. srigr Naisairrf
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Y cuandO va encOrvadita y arruga-
da, ces6 dc caminar, porque su We.
jcz era mucha, sus ojos dcscubrierOn
al siempre amadO.
Como un perrO, tirado sObre un mu-
ladar.
Colo Y ciegO.
Con eI cuerpo cubicrtO dc harapOs
y dc iilceras.
Decrepito.
La algeria de verle puso en- sus Ia.
bies un grito Y una sonrisa.
Una sOnrisa dc novia que espera.
-lPor que me huiste, hombre sin
amor?
LuegO, mas bajito, con su bisbiseo
de viejecita desdentada, afrm6:
-iTodavia te quierol
Z inclinandose sobre 81, puso sus Ia
bios sin vida en- los ojos azules sin
luz.
Y los bes6 amoiosamente.
En- las alturas, ell sol brillaba ma.
jeStuosamente, presidiendO el idiliO.
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81 II ''Ciae" e brIlo - porqss :.
''Ciae' ~ EH ? 81 sabo. edaea. ~
amer por Fl ''CiHer -. en- eierts fuo,le,
Il amor por h byIlexa ;JueisIe -.
tsriaRes = = ''Cias''. . la postrr. ns
eoHsiguiers haeeTn0s On pee aFsissssi
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domde fd r. naseias y se6abas.
.ssbe II eieIg cen qu<' -
All tan s6Ig sseears g. rsstrs
hasfa gas rave II ssi.
y fsorars ~ asssssis esme Btequsr
- smsats Hero.
~ fismpe nss desuse, rsts ai eabo.
= saisaes ternafs
y de asste. 81 faiess a. o. tef=snss.
- amar aespesfaff.