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The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. u1.-Pncs on the pro
duce market ranged as follow:
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. per lb. s7aesc; do.
choice, per lb. s5sssc: do. good. per n. case;
do. prints. Per lb esssec; do. blocks. per lb.
6zsssc; ladies'. per lb. tsaAsc: Maryland snk
Pennsylvania rolls. per ID. l5sHc: Ohio rolls. per
ID. thtsc; West yirzini, rolls. Per n. ssst5c; /;
store packed. per ID. lSastc; Maryland. Virginia
and Peunrlvania dairy printA per 70. SaSc;
process butter. per Id. b2sHc.
BGGS-Mayland. Pennsylvania and nearby
hrsss. per doz. eOassc: wea9n hrsts. per doz.
easlc; West Virginia hrsts. per doz. 6saSec;
LIVE PorJTRY-Chickeus. old hsns. Lbs
and over. per h. 32ss3c; do. do. small 10 med-
ium. per lb. soaSle; do. do. White Leshorus. per
lb. asSlc; do. old roosts-s Per ID. 1a22c; do.
TO medium, per Ii. 3os3lc; do white LeshornA.
per Ib SOC; ducks. young. Pekins. lbs and
over, pz ID. Sh5lc; do. DO puddle. per ID.
9aSoc; do. do, ulnscory, per ID. 34Dc; do. DO.
smaller. thin. per lb. aaasc; do. od. PER ID.
za26c: pigeons. young. PER pair. ssasoc: do. old.
per pair. zss3oc; guinea fowl. young. Ia lbs and
over each. &c; do. do. smaller. each, Soc; tur-
kegs, young. lbs and over. per lb. SaAOc; do.
old. per ID. 5ss3ec.
FRUITs-Apples. various varieties. No. l. So
s75O per bbl; Pennsylvsnia Grimes Golden. No
I. s50s9o: Virginia York Imperials. No L
65oz7.5; bu baS. No. ]. all sectionA l75a23;
No. 2. LSAI.0; boxes. Western. 35a40. as 70
size and variety. Peas. New York Bsrtletts,
btl. No. l. e5oRll 90; bus bas. SZa39: Shel-
dons bus bas. aga3o; seckels. bus has. No
(, 350a4 90; kiefers. native, - bas 5la6Sc
Grapes. New York. Alb basket, G0noords,
Zs35c; OstawbaS. 23a3lc; CalifoTniss, basbet
crates TOkays l6dA2 50. Pinoapple.. Florida.
SOs SIS. 6Oos7.o per c1ata Grapefruit. Florida,
&c, s4s. e4s. s5oa4.oo per box. oranges. oAih
fornia valencu, 65oa6 o. per bo1. Lemons.
Cslfornis. No !. Oos. SoS, T.soasoo; No. 1
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New Yort. Oct n--steritnE and French .I-
charge were struug In ths early trading beauss
Of the new British loan announced this morn
ing. but reacted sharply In the afternoon. De-
HAnd sterling on the early advance sold as
high a. ASA. but In tns afternoon was down
to 4l54- Checas On Paris sold a. s5 In tbs
early trading frum which they declined to
1854
A feasIr, Of ths MARKET vsa the advance Of S
oants in szchsnzo On shansha and Hong Kong.
rejecting the further adrance In silver on actual
times
TOday's closing rates On principal foreig1
markets:
Sterling demand. 4l5S; cables, 4lHl; bank
ers. 60 days. 4l5S: 20 days, Il41; French.
checks 8sSl3: cables. ss614; Belgium, check
s.; cables, a63; Germany checks, 3a; cables,
160; Austria checks IS; checks. O.: Holland,
chects. N5s: cables. B: Italy. checks. 10 "a
cables. .; SwisS checkA 6.s4; cables. 662.
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COTTON MARKET,

New York. Oct 1.-Ths cotton market re-
nesed its advance this morning influenced BY
the same blilish factors which have dominated
the trading for the past several weekA The
market showed increasing strength and activity
during the middle OF the morning with all
deliveries makirg new high ground for the
movement Trade interests were also buyers OF
contracts. particularly near months. and by the
end Of the first hour December had sold at S5c,
or i9 points net higher. while January showed
q net gain Of " pints.
December contracts sold up 35o7c while Jan
uary touched 81 &c. Notwithstanding pruht TAX
ing for commission house account and active
hedge selling. notably By japanese houses. the
market exhibited well-sustained strength Though
out the last hour and again touched new high
ground. Ths eiose was very steady at a net
advance Of Is to 90 .rpintS Spot here was
steady at an advance Of 70 points at IS TOc;
there were no sales. Spot at New Orleans was
steady With middling 50 points lower at 36 l5c;
the sales were 6.S32 bales
Receipts Of the principal ports today were
Galveston. 3.3l2: Houston, Ma2; Menphis.
$751; Augusta. 1873; New Orleans. 5,7S; St
Louis l.sA
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

ssa.sc: ersnberisa. cxps ood. pr bhl TN
SD; per pot boa, 21<1o; euincz, New York.
No. !. l2sai.7S pr busAeI baxkst; c.utsioup-s
Colorado Honey Dc~s. q per czta
PorAroEs-westen Maryland and P.unrt
vEnia. No. !. per 100 lbs. asa2G; da Ezssrn
Shore, Maryland and Virginia, No 1, Per 10
lbs 24oa2s; N. J.. No. ]. per Iselo s.cks. SO
$50; do. native or nearby. No. ]. Per 100 Ia.
25oa2s5; do. al sections. No. :. per 100 MS. In
al75: do, DO. No. ). per 100 Ibs fscal %; DO.
do. n. Y. per 100 ID. 2fs&2so; do. sseess D.
C. No. I. bbL. 2TtGs.5: do. do, Z g. and va,
per bbl-. z75&,5; do. do. Rspp. Potomac. p,s
bbl.. 275a32S; do, yans. an sections. No /. pa
bbl. 23ef6o; DO sweet and yams culls and No.
z pcr bbl-. Lsoszoo; DO. do. native OF ne.rby,
No. per bd. sio.ass. do do. native. per 20
bas, Gs5oc
VEGETABLES - Beans nstivs. sreeu. p-r
bushsl. 5os6oc; stringie.x Dzsoc: hmas p-r
bushel hsmper. 1ooz25; per 80 hasket. soss6c
broccoli, native. per bsshet. Dzz5c; bsets %,
bunch. zfa3c; cabbsge. native. PER 100 3Os6u %
New York. domestic, per ton. l1m<Boo
Danish seed. pr ton. 1oos3oooc; oarrota He-
York. per 100 Lbs. LTss2oo; csnlihoue. MaD
land, per bbl. 3sosSo; Long Idsnd. p.'
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cial News--Stock Market Prices
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. A.-wHEAT-sales mail
bag lots. BY sample. as to quality, at 2l5. 2ls.
an. an. rs. AZ and 80 per bushel. A car
go Of 500 bushels No. red winter gariicky,
Locust Point, sold At 2325s per bushel
CORN-Sales OF small bag lots delivered, at
LIS and l6o for ny-cut mixed. delivered. Track
yellow corn. No or better. for domestic dc
livery. 10 ouotable At Le3 per b'shel for carlots
on spot Cob corn Is quotable at around TOO
Der barrel for bag lots Of prime nsw yellow on
the wharf. Season for old cob corn pretty well
over and no oiedngs Of the latter to speak Of.
OATS-Ranse Of prices-No Q white. Tsc sales;
Ne , white. 77isc sales Oats sales-Two cars
No white. domestic. Mt Clare elevator, Tsci
cars No white. in elevator. 77hc
RfE-Range Of prices-Bas lots Of nearby rye
As to quality. lal4o Sales Of about 20 bushels
No. rye, Western. in No. Q elevator, at La
and bag lots Of nearby rye at same price.
HAY-No timothy, 81; standard timothy, Js
0-o; No. Q timothy. 80; No. timothy Z5a2
No l light clover mixed. 295oaso; No. light
clover mixed. NaB.5o; No. light clover mixed
GaS0; No. clover mixed, H.5oas; No. ;
clover mixed. aaH; No. ! clover, nominal, q
No. clover, nominal. Is; sample hay, as2.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Ine wholesale market prices Yesterday ranred
about as follow:
. .Essas.sthtly frosh g: average receipts.
cHEEsE-New York State factory, whole.
milk, Aa35c
BUrTER-Standard creamery, Gle: print g.
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters, per Ib, zoe:
turkeys. per ID. 4oa42c; chickens sprinx. DER ID,
9s3c; hens. per lb. s2as,c; keats. young. each.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh. killed ,rrin,
chickens. Per lb, 3;a3Sc; hens, per ID, SC;
ROSTERS. per ID. &c; turkeys. per ID, toaisc
PoRK-Smau and neat, 2lc; medium, apc;
heavy. DC
LIVE STOCK = Calves. 1ei lambs. lso;
sheep, 4a6c.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. per Dbl. new. aooa
$50; bas. 5oca275; California lemons, boz, $50
as.0; ptneapples. per crate. 6ooa6oo; California
orsnEes. booa7oo; peaches, 25oa4oo per crate
gapes, per has. 25a2sc; do. Niagara, Easoc;
Delaware. 3a,oc; honey dewA Per crate, La
l5o; lima beans. toa50c per quart
VEGETABLES-Potato per sack, 4ooaI 50.
do. No. 2, coos25o: string besns, per barrel
SohA %; eggplant. 50al. 90 per crate; corn, near
By. per doz, l0asoc; cabbage, new, 20oa2 50 per
Dbl; beets, aic per bunch; lettuce 75a2s per
has; NewHork celery. L00z6.0o per crate: celery.
per doz- Jjal.oo; romaine lettuce, l0al. Is
s1uash, lool.0 per crate: spring onions, a5oa
$50 PER LOO bunches; onions, per loolb sack.
aOalo0; tomatoes. nearby, 75cal Is Der crate:
sweet potatoes. a0A3bo per bbl; yams per
bbl. 15Oa3M
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

East Buffalo. y. Y. Oct. z.-CATTLE-Re
ceiIts. 80; steady; calves. receipts. u; steady
7ms3m
HoGS-Receipt.. 500; strong to &c higher
heavy. ltooa4.lo mixed. Aoal45; Yorfers
1ilsl42J 2; light do and pigs, lia. ruughs. Il. q
all 70: stags sonalooo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts no. ar
tive: lamts. &c higher. sooaI475: yearlnss, 20
al0oo; wethers s5Oaso; ewes. 3ooas 90; mixed
sheep. So0as ..
PittstSrE, Pa, Oct N.-HoGs-Receipts
2Oo; market lower. HeavieS and heavy Yorkers
. 3Telio; light Workers and pigs l36al38
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsccpts LOO; mar
ket steady. Top sheep 900; top lambs, l.5D
200
Cincinnati. Oct H.-HOGS-Receipts, ssp
slow. Shippers. Il 5s1aW; packers and butch
ers. l22lal3o0G common to choice, 9ooslo 50
pigs and lights. s.ooal25: stags. ssoaon
CATTLE-Receipts. 100; slow.
CALVES-Steady.
SHEEP-Reoepts 600; steady.
LAMBS-Steady Z
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STOCK CLOSING
IS REACTIONARY
Net Gains Exceed Losses
With All Shares Under
The Best Prices.
By BRoADAN WALL.

New York. Oct. H.-Stocks closed
reactionary today. with net gains ex-
peeding in number the losses. but
Nth all stocks under the best prices.
N the morning the market was buoy
mt and several new high records were
made. Trading was on q heavy scale.
The high-pricsd iEdustrials were lead
MS General Motors. Mexican Petro-
cum. Central Leather. Baldwin Loco
motive. Corn Products and finally
United States Steel got the traders
highly excited by their strengh.
Just before the close q rumor was
,ut in circulation that the Federal
Reserve Bank would raise the dis
'ount rate In the hope of curbing
peculation. This rumor came Just
Vhen the professionals were congratu-
ating one another on the decline OF
he money rate to per cent The low
ate and plentiful supply OF money
orecast by Saturdays bank state
nent has had its effect on stocks.
Some of today's strength was due
announcement OF the new British
oan Of 1000. 900. The announcement
trengthened sterling exchange to the
0tent OF about cents. some Of which
vas later lost. This loan will not
My finance the debts of the British
government falling due here. bat will
tebiliEe exchange so as to make pos
1ole the large exports to the benefit
American business.
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FEAR CAUSED
BY RADICALS
Preparation Will Quickly
End Uprising Of Reds,
Says Holland. >

When the Secretary Of war.Mr. Bak-
er. spoke as he did a few days ago
promising the aid of the government
whenever the governors or the states
may call upon the government for
assistance In suppressing riots and
putting an end to mob violence, there
seemed to be an intimation that he
possessed information which revealed
to him that there Is danger Of riots
and Of mob violence. Therefore his
address is regarded here as more than
a promise to aid for 1t contains an
intimation that the aid of the gov
ernment may be needed.
This information confirms various
reports whiph have been received
from other parts Of the country and
some even from New York City which
are full OF apprehension lest the radi-
cal action Of some OF the labor lead
ers may be followed by mob violence
and riots as was recently the case in
Boston. Had the police Of New York
City not been prepared for action
the recent gathering of the agitators
and red radicals at Washington
Square might have in a little while
have passed beyond control. But the
police were prepared. They acted
with vigor.
They used only the persuasion that
Is found in accurately aimed clubs
and in a few moments the mob dis
persed. So mobs everywhere can be
dispersed if the authorities take In
stant action and use not soft words
but actual violence il that be neces-
sary.
That apprehension does exist In
various parts of the country, Is made
clear by orders recently received by
one OF the great industries which In
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22


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psr b.skst sa.se; sstt.s. Nss fert. t..g. ~
end issfy, saszs; usftve ~ b1A. sozlia. oussnA
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10 Ia. 1zs1u: Me- Yof and w@1~z. azs
Az: whits. Az.aB; an ssctaons. No. q aoe
40: pumpAdna n.tive. sscA i.se; psppal ns
tive. huz. pg ~ h.1kst, &@Sae; rs6isAsa ma
tive. pr buncA azz<ei glnach n.fivs ps suk,
lsrpc: to1stosA natiss - 10 cualip, - -
kst. en<pc: pack1ns stock. ~ suzhs. L0si-K
y,llox, pr ~ haAkss, Dssns; psl. n.zsr
turnipN nsfiye. p~ s>Asl s<osi sh~..uta
lo.23s p9 pouad
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York. o. G-Akan<y % o.n On The Ns-
York stock n1chsnss to1ay rul~t q pr c-ut
/ Interior money nst. vgs unchsnssd
(other Max4rses sa Paes 81
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

war times was employed TO the capa-
city Of its plants In manufacturing
arms and munitions OF war. Soon
after the recent unrest and the oc-
casional outburst of something like
frenzy demonstrated that a situation
which might become serious IL not
fully met this corporation began to
receive orders for the manufacture
Of so-called riot guns. These orders
came from the authorities in many
communities. Some of them request
ed that the guns be manufactured
and delivered as speedily as possible
Today this corporation Is pushing the
manufacturing of these riot guns e
the limit OF its capacity.
-. HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
BANK CLEARINGS

New Yok. OF n-Bank cssArinEs here tcdsy
gs N.W.N.16
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH r. PRITCpAR

Chicago. Oct 2l-Ths com market II again
drifting around into an oTer-sold condition.
Bears were in the majority at the dose Of the
market today. prices being Ikc to ITO lower
Prices were higher ct the opening but the bears
soon forced them down.
Cash corn was unchanged to 1tac lower. with
yellow displaying the most veaknesa
Hog products were lower. Lard was well DUP
chased and the buyinS was strong. but this did
not prevent a decline It was reported lats IN
the day that the selling OF lard was led BIZ
New York connections, tho result Of withdrawal
Of Franco from the buying side Of the market.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

(othes Mssan-ts 81 f.ss ~
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Oct N-BUTTER-Markes stronr.
er; salted and unsalted, fresh creamery ertrss.
7oa7Zltc; do. frsts, 6ziaa7Ic; do, higher than
extras. 7olts74c; State dairy tubs, 5asac.
CHEESE = Market firm: State whole-milk
specials. ahasz14c; do. fancy. sgAagkc; do,
lower grades, 1sDhc; Wisconsin vhole.mdlk.
fancy. young AmaicaA M6axAc; ststs siripna
specials, Dha2z&c: DO. chocs, l7sls6c; dnl fsir
TO sood. Aal6c; da lower gadssI Eslsc
EGGS = Market fm; nearly whita. fs,<v.
Msoe; Hown. r1a7Sci Gtne 0a1ou; ara
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
CURB MARKET.

e. run4.h.d sv Sullivan q Co. 14n G ..r..,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Washington Stock Exchange.

LAnstnn. Is at 81
MeTgrnthaler, 10 at 10 9 At 10 8 NJ 10. 10
at 10. 10 at 10
Od Dutch Market. pSd. 100 at
After call:
Merzenthaler. at N
CAPITAL Traction. 10 at o.. 70 at d, n a1 .
. at 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-07
RIMA DE RENUNcIAcIoN
II. Negr6n Flores,

Por 10 que he amado Y he sufrid
esta muy viejo el cOraz6n;
por 10 que nunca he conseguido
quiero decir una oraci6n.
Yo derroch6 mi vida inquieta,
lujuriosa Y sentimental,
con la violencia de un pOeta
que fuese principe oriental.
Sediento siempre de placeres
nunca mi sed logre extinguir;
tenia fiebre de muieres
Y mucha prisa de vivir.
Por los fragantes labios roios
que no bese nunca jamas;
por In caricia de unos ojos
que no podran mirarme mas.
Por la mujer que pas6 un dia
fugaz igual que mi Illusion
Y me embriag6 de poesia,
quiero decir una oraci6n.
Por los dolores que he sufrido
y que iamas he confesado;
por los poemas que he sentido
Y que despu6s nunca he rimado.
Por las divinas emociones
que cifra en- versos mi laud;
cuando con bcsos V canciones
ilorecia mi iuventud.
Por la leyenda devaida
de todo 10 que quise ser;
Y como ell eje de mi vida,
por ell amor de una muier..
Hoy es un ruiseHor herido
mi coraz6n sentimental;
mi juventud Sc ha consumido
en- Ia gran hoguera sensual.
En- esta suave hora de olvido
Y de triste renunciaci6n,
por 10 que nunca he conseguido
quiero REAR una oraci6n.
E. Carrere.
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ALA VA La NAVE
E. carrere.

lOh mar, en- cuyas olas placenteras
fuf a buscar de mis- penas el Olvidol
iOh mar, en- cuyas placidas riberas
Sc adormeci6 mi espiritu abatidol
Con tus aguas ind6mitas v fieras,
de mis- dolores confundi el rugido;
y al clamor de tus iras altaneras
senti el aliento del vigor perdido.
En- tus Orillas Y en- silenciO, a sofas,
icuantas veces vOl6 mi fantasia
al compas de sentidas barcarolasl
Y hoy te miro fatidica y sombria. :. j..
pOrque sobre las crestas de tus olas.
Sc va un sueno de luz del alma mia.
e. Benftez Castafio
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Y |

Y entonces, cuando no quede
de las 6poeas pasadas
nj una sombra en- el cerebro,
nj un resplandor Ell ell alma;
cuando enmudezca la Ira
porque en- sus cuerdas no haya
nj el ap0strofe iracundo,
nj el anatema, que caiga
como el rayo con sus chispas,
como 'el fuegO con sus llamas,
pide al cielo, ioh TERRA hermosa!
que ell mar tremulo de rabia,
sin picdad te precipite
en- el fOndo dc sus aguas:
que eres pueblo sin bandera
y sin bandera no hay patria!
II. Negr6n Flores.
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pubca dao xcuvamente lite
ascas
impubEab tendmos
izar labor sera precise ebecr
ofcna especial
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.sangrigorio'
Jugueteaban ias olas aihorosaaas.
como = esiuvieran rs 6esfa. e. -
aiadster iuhiloso
lQut opina usiel ~ maff n.ssn
que - ptrfdo r. atars III maf
= generoeo Tado - dssaelve -
ocasiones eon rreees Ina teg tartet
amigos que sinimos por aqai AZ pasea
- nos oeurrid II humofada n esershtr
in mcnsaic j. derosifamos denfr8 as
una botelIa sasia, ronafn8oio 81 atat
los yaivenes de - alas. fat Il
mar tan genero.o aue 49, detolt.a
IA boiella IIrna IL matt ran ana
dedieaiora
.Lleaa il nsti sra III ers
cosa
I.a, mufcre sismrrs + ipefner
rensar II reor. ra L gene ftsf
H. Ios easas a,icrau E.a a a
mentablc
Avemaria rurisima
tEht
Que ahi ,isre r8ra
III hombre eorpaienfa 8iriefa II
eia noso'res. tlrsaha ~ Il maro u
maeh,te. indudahlsmeatr rar u sta 8s
~ ofeia. rern como III hnaa fsn
ra6eta = de,Iara en faea III rttada
nj confusion fnt granae
Ni sortrsra sr haIanNea sntre .s
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Como IN secador entire - mieses
maduras, en- las hias aplasiadas. soio
yo aparczeo en- ric.-sus siamores .
Pierden en q ruido de mi voz semo
debiles murmulios.--Y mi puho desar
mado aplasta las armadaras. msior qus
una eneina eseegida entire - reeias ds
los bosqucs.
Siempre voy desnudo-Mi vaiss ~
beranO - RE De esos soldados A. Ne.
rro De que poblais los samros-- 10
llevo Al eombatc mss qus nj plea g.
fresno, y este saseo Iigero qus artas
trarian sin trabsio diez torres unsidos
al yugo.
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DUDAS
(Tragmentos)

Dudo, 81; In duda tiende
sobre mi musa sus alas,
pues contemplo cual Sc agitan
en- el alma de la patria,
con impulse Irresistible,
dos tendencias encontradas;
una que mira al pasado
con sus risas Y sus l&griWas,
otra que v6 en- ell futuro~
resplandores de alborada;
81 una intensa, otra prOfunda;
las dos poderosas; ambas
conjunto de luz Y sombra,
de neur6ticas nostalgias,
de espejismOs Y tristezas,
de recuerdOs, de esperanzas. :.
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Mientras tanto, sube, sube,
como en- el mar, Ia ola amarga
que 81 un dia, carihosa,
reg6 las ardientes playas
con sus nitidas espumas
Y sus blondas irisadas,
ahora Jay! Sc precipita
con rigor dc catarata,
y salta, Y rompe, Y destrOza,
manchando Ia enseiia blanca
con ell legamo que llcva
cscOndido en- sus entranas;
con Ia bruma de sus ondas;
con el limo de sus algas. ..!
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Estos plaeeres infanfiirs ~ fifnfn
ya para nj eneantos ilov ama -
guerra ~ varonil arreo. ias maiaiFia
mes dc las familias que lloran. - eam-
pos y Fl soldada. saltando sohre -
armas, que virnrn aierrar ~ aes
pertar con ~ rFito ~ aiarma
En- medic dei polvo y "a sangre. suar
do IA feroz earnieeria. dcsordeaa -
&c rodar un eisrsito rn gritadares far
bellinos, 70 me ievanto. y sira ~ =
rrera desordenada; como Il sorua
ran So hunde en- a. ondas a1ifaaas. -
me huhdo en- To- hatallonrs.
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Erraudo nor = mun1o toia l. A.
tenia con segnra manoy ~ ias oias
= tibur6n y IN ios aiFes - haitfe
III oso, esfreehando entire mis hfagss.
cspiraba sin herida y. a sesfs ~ II
inviefno. qacbrt ios dienfss bianeas A.
lnha rerbero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-07

Combatia II huraehn vi arlienfs
aliento, ~ ~ vuelo anguloso. aragaha
los relampagos 30 aiegrs fRiefanda
una hallena FL OcEano abria : MS r.
SOS 80 ,asfa llanura, rlss aue Fl
hnraesn, mis- iusgos tarbabaa - -
res.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-07

Sin apcyar en- los fuertss in6iilss
esealas, rompO lcs snillos De les -.
denas de sus pucrtas; meios one IN
ariete De aeero bate sus fragiles nm.
ros.-Luego eusrPo a euespo eoa la ~.
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Eduardo zamacOis.
EPIGRAMA

Peter es un buen ingles
poFque cobra presurOso
a todO deudOr moroso
que no paga fin de mes.
Que tie equiyocas infero
pues no te cobra hace meses.
-Es que tambien los ingleses
dicen que el tempo es dinerO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-07

Soy - quicn u rcrmriaya fsp
- su agagava, sns bnryss. - arta
de hierro, sus haehas, So eollafss
70 que puedo. suecdieuho Al tlrfo qae
deciina con los pies - Il vale. .fnfsr
NE IN u eolina eon vi sar'a .
lcios. faeuryar las arhnledas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-07

Apcnas adoleseenfs. suhrs - Al
pes salyaies, W. " ahria ramfna IL
pieo = pico; nj eabsya eouo mi nem
te. detenia las nubes. y frefusnfemen
tc hundido mi rostro ~ - eiela. -
piaba II raso de - seailas -
eogia cn mis- nanns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-07

Ser premiado constituye para el i'm
becil una gran satisfaction NADIA
mas. Para el discreto es simplemcnte
un estimulo que le impone la obliga-
ci6n de sostenerse la altura del pre-
mio alcanzadO. Por 10 que NADIA es
tan fecuhdo en- excelentes resultados co.
mo premiar el verdadero mGrito; nj
tan POGO ventajoso como elevar a i'm
beetles que por el propio peso de su
estulticia muy pronto han de caer, 81
al. error de elevarlos no Sc ahade cl
otf0s error de sostenerlos.
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MEpITACIoNEs.

Entire el m6rito que mcha Y Ia es-
tuIticia que triunfa, hay Ia diferencia
esencial de que Ia segunda neceeita
para su satisfaction del lauro que no
merece, mientras el primero aunque
10 merece, puede tranquilamente pa.
sarse sin el porque slbc que no deia
de ser reconocido nj aun cuando no
llcga ser premiado.
Y su objective moral es csc: ser re-
conocido. Todo 10 contrario de la es-
tulticia que sc esfuerza inItilmente
en- ocultarse. (Tan solo Ia envidia le
aventaia en- esa difcultad que ambas
presentan para ser ocnltadas.)
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