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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
LEGION SHOW To
Be TUESDAY NIGHT
FOIIIEs WILL RE STAGED nv
WOMiN'S AUXILIARY TO
HANSON POST

."The Legion FollieS." which will be
staged Tuesday night al the l:lkS home
hy the wOman's auxiliary to Hanson
most, American Legion, for the benefit
df the building fund. probably viii 80
ono ~ the most interesting entertain.
ments NJ the season In Amarillo The
entertainment will hc IN nature of a
cabaret. and all persons attending are
assured of an unusually good time.
The Young women who will take pant
In the cabaret have been piacticing az
the Ice Hivins residence. under the III.
rcction nf Mike llollandcr. Miss Felcc
Stlnnctt will represent the Rose of
Washington square" ana viii nave u
chorus of Greenwich village models
Among these in the chorus VIII he.
Mrs Henry Ansloy. Mrs. Jack Rogers.
and Nlisses Minnie Madden. lee Wolf.
lin. and Margaret nnd Sadie Claude
curtis.
An oriental chorus will consist ~ the
following persons: Misses Anne Mar.
tin. at waxahachie Nina Cunningham,
MARY Mastcrson. Estelle Garner. Mar.
iorie CZier. l,ndic Britain. aud olive
| Avery. III Fort Worth. and Mrs Henry
Anrlev Miss Avery will also do the
solo chorus dances
Candy. cigarets and flowers will he
sold by Misses BETTE lou Ozicr. Mar.
joric aud Virginia Wolflin. who will be-
I dressed In special costumes. Miss l.ltta
Bnll aud l.ora Roberts will he m
charge ~ the fortune telling booths.
tnd It II said that they really can tell
what the future will be-.
VIII Smith aud Misses Edith See.
wald. Floy rittman aud Nell lIors.
burgh will also take part In the pro.
gram.
Dancing viii De indulgcd In during
.n,ernlsslons of the performance II X
announced.
Tickets for the occasion can he pur.
chused AZ Handals, Colllns. Saltcr.Lind
| say. and Austin drug stores. and the
| Amarillo hotel. Mrs. Kathryn IutsOn
general chairman OF the entertainment
said that Il would be- necessary To pur
chase tickets before Tuesday night, ~
none will be sold al the door.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
PAT N[FF MEN To
HAVE RALLyFRIDAY
STiNNETT ANNOUNCES MEETING
WILL. III HELD vt FIFTH
AND POLK.

Announcement was mad" Yesterday
nv \. :. Stinncti. chairman of the N"ff.
ForlGovcrn0r club that grand rally
of N'ff supporters would be- held un
Friday evening ~ 7:30 o'cluck az the
corner of Fifih and Polk Streets. q
number oi short and snappy talks hay
ing been arranged fnr the occasion. \
complete program will be announced
within n few days.
THE prospects could not lie much
better than al present" declared Mr.
Stinne,t. referring Ia Potter County. II
believe that Bailey will Lee beaten tive
e. unc IN this county ard tint Scff vii;
carry every county IN the Panhandle
! believe that the vote IN the run.ofl
primary. contrary io the usual custom
viii be- heaVi,r than the vote cas-; IN
The first primary. F'ur the people ~,
determined to snow Rail.y undo, this
tiaIc, once and Tor all. 4"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
OIL SHOWING IS
HELD IMPORTANT
ONLY OPERATORS CAN APPRECI.
ATE SIGNIFICANCE or SiTt.
ALTON. 1T ~ SAID.


The fun importance IL the showing
of oil In the WhitePnrks well II not en-.
tlrcly appreciated except by the oil
operators themselves. 4 similar rhow.
ing NJ oil In either lime 90 . snnd
would not have the same Significance.
Roth lime and sand helng gnmowhat
porous. they offer small resistance Ia
tho pcrmeation ~ oil through their
nuhftanoe: hut shale. being more or
lcss nnn.porOus substance. q showing e
Oii IN Il should denote an enormous
prrssure ~ q large body NJ oil which
has forced itself into the shnlc due To
the nrrRsurc. This well VIII continue
drilling as rapidly as Iossiblc and q
definite result may ~ announced amy
time.
Mr.. Sweet. of the Emerald on Com.
nany. hns taken charge ~ tho Emerald
Company AIasi.I3lr No. ! and an
nounces that thu 'holc has been thor
Oughly ollancd that the easing lls lrren
st and that drilling operations start
at noon. and he Intends tn make the
hole deeper M rapidly as possible SIR.
Sweet ~ considered one ~ tn very
host men In the Emerald Ftaff and this
well will be prosecuted with all speed
possible.
The Haincs Little Pool No. j. i-
ing held up tsnipC:nf,lg pending the ~
rival of casing. The we'll however. II II.
excellent condition and u one nf the
most interesting In the field Smith
Capers have started drilling ~ was an
nounced last week and they hope that
they are through with the sand trouble
previously encountered They have n
full crew. and II M more sand N en-
rountercd. they expect tn be- ~ IN In
ieresting depth within the next thirty
davs. The Capitol Petroleum Puryinc
IN being held up temporarily penrine
the arrival of string ~ easing. SCOT,
Haywood reports that drilling IL pro-
pressing very nicely an the Ioblc.llcy'
wood well In Hutchinson County.
nlvins No. . II reported tn h" drill
ing NJ 1900 feet. and IL reported Ia Ice
running true 10 form with No. l. Seven
States has secured some additional
oightinch casing and has resumed drill
mig. oil Issues and Gortnn Trust. Her.
ring No I are both fishing The num-
her az wells In the Icmote plrt ~ the
Panhandle are reported in Ice drilling
The Humble Rurkburnctt M expects
10 resume drilling operations ai the lee
ginning az the week.
lAANA WIN ifAH tAsNNN h''N''iN'
ahl. To the ALREADY prcr"nt feeling ~
optimism that has p"rvad"d the field
since the bringing In ~ the Gulf glsser
The entire oil Fraternity arr agreed that
the existence ~ large pools ~ nil have
been c0nclusivcly proven and that u y
only a question of time un;il they will
h. brought in while many were i"s
Finnis,ir during IN" early surfing De
cause results wor" not Forthcoming as
rapidly as desired. Amarill" NOW res
assured that ~ oil fi'ld II only mat
ter of ~ olahiy short time.
The Miller oil and Refining Cm
pany's test II being drilled az 1885, feet
and wOrkmcn have finished und"rr'am
ing dawn to 1900 feet Drilling is y"
ing an In a lime and shalc formation
with some black slate. Work has h""r
GLOW an account of cavc.ln nature "i ih'
formation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
SHRINE PATROL To
PRACTICE MONDAY
ETON EXPECTS COMMIT
% r.,'s m REPORT ~ REGNRO
TO CEREMONIAL

r,-c,ing of all committees ana INC
- a, The Khiva shrine has been
n'ilaI hy George Siaplci"n. ilinsirio,s
,,a,.r,,tc for Tomorrow night ~ 30
n'clock, when reports will he heard
from committees relative 10 arrange
mcnts for the ceremonial. September :.
The patrol will nracii'c tnm''I,,"
nIrht and every nisht hu'iht '"'
week. u IL announced. ana ~ ~ lhe a.
sire at MIR Stnplctur - get the pa
trol IN good shape by saturday
Recorder 4. u. swift aud Sollr T.
". Britain spent the weekend ON u
novice hunting trip IN the eastern por'
lion 81 the Panhandle aud south
Plains. Treasurer sam !. brown vas
In charge II Shrine headquarters dur
ing Mr.. Swift's absence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
III CALVES ARE
BRANDED IN DAY
% MEN WORK STEADILY FOR
EIGHT ltOt H. ~ AC.
COMPLlSIilNG TASK

Seven hundred aud eleven calves
were branded between 10 o'clock ~
the morning and sos o'clock In the al.
ternoon last Monday on the Mlagadol
ranch. according Ia George r. Mag.
gard. manager 81 the Nissley Cream.
cry Company. who has Just returned
from u weeks vacation On his fathers
ranch. About - men worked steadily
at the job except lur H. To 20 minutes
taken out at noon. II IN believed that
this In one ct the speedirst Jobs 0l calf
branding that ever toui, place In the
lanhadlc.
Experienced cow men In that section
declared tnat there has not been net.
ter cali crop and pasture IN 30 years.
according to All. Maggaid. lie said
that cow men estimate that the calf
crop II 30 per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
CAR or PURE BRED
WHEAT ~ SHIPPED

\ car ~ kanred wheat. 10 he shipped
10 the Vega Elevator Storage com.
pany. was loaded yesterday BY Dan ia.
Willard. assisted by County Agent Har.
mon Benton. The wheat was grown
~ Mr.. pavillard.
Coany Agent benton IN az the opinion
that II would b. well fdr al Panhandle.
farmers tn SOW "A pure strain of Tur.
key R,1 az some other har,l grain
wheat. Panhandle grows "a good harl
wheat. the county agent nays. hut nat.
urally. by not changing seed for years.
more or LEXIS soft wheat becomes inixcgl
with the puI. seed. and effects the
quality. and IL for that reason he a..
yors q pure seed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
JUVENILE ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY At CHURCH

G,lforb's juvenile orchestra has been
engaged to play at ;;is "'clocS tonight
NJ the Polk Street Methodist church
This IN the orchestra that has been
playing at the Amarillo Hotel during
the past week and has pleased the pa
trors so well The orchestra will play
patriutic and religious numbers pre-
ccinE the sermon 10y Dr. a. T. Brooks.
nuStnf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
DELEGATES To LEAVE
FOR ROAD CONVENTION

W. n. blaine. secretary of the Anna
rillo Panhandle Automotiyc association.
and frank u. Iamison. sccrctary.ma0'
ager o( the Panhandle Plains Chamber
IL Commerce. viii leave over the Font
Worth A Denver at nOon today for
Trinidad. where they viii attend the
convention IL the Colorado to-thc-Gulf
Highway assogiatign. tomorrow AMI
TUESDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
POLICE PATROL rs
on STREETS AGAIN

Tho Amarillo police natrol Is again
IN use in the police department. after
having been icpainted and ovorhauied.
II appeared an tn" streets Yesterday
afternoon for the first time In several
weeks u w painted black and has
on each III, large sign hearing the
worl~ "Awarillu Police Department
Ia yellow letters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
R.erniiinr sln,Ion insnrci,a.

Lieutenant Commander Mnrninh lsstl
Yesterday for his headquarters AT Dal'
las. after inspecting the navy recruiting
office chief !. H. Ferguson. officer
IN charge 1T the station. reported that
the lieutenant commander was VEL
nl,asDd with the local office,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
WILL HAVE PICNIC

Parents and children ~ members oi
the Congregational church and SUNDAY
rchoul VIII hnld A. picnic ~ the ciiy
park Wednesday afternoon. The picnic
wiz begin at $40 o'clock IN the after
nonn. when there will De- play and a
nunil,cr 81 athletic events.
A, & o'clock picnic supper viii b.
sprcld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

nronks a Haley have added n heti.
stitching machine Ia their dress max.
ing department. They viii be- prepared
IL da vour work promptly. 24s Ste
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
s.B. 4. 10 Fat waicrmelon>.

The Security Benefit Aas"chiion VIII
have q watermelon feast - som" IS'int
40, to lie selected en- the seventh street
ear line near Slu .Iacinto Heights tn.
marrow evening The nicmhrrs ~ the
asroriatian and then families viii Iar.
tlcipatr IN the supper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. !. =. Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Shipley. and Mrs. T. y.
shirley. of Wichita Falls are guests
ot MI and Mrs j. :. i'iiilc. eo7 wcs,
Sixth street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
sALEsMENi

II YOU wish to make plainvlsw ana
surrounding country In cat leaving
Monday morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Don't fall to hear sioldIorbes Chill
,irrn's OrclIs, ira VI the pols STREET
Church al s:i5 tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

In Japan dresses ARE frequently snld
y weight
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
Ell SUBSECRETARIO DE INDUS
TRIA Y COMERCIO IRA
TARA LA QUESTION
PETROLERA

Tc'o9r7mc Especial para Ii PRENSA
LAREDO, Texas, Enero 15.-Una
Information trasmitida de la Ciudad
de Mexico hace sabcr que ell Ingenie-
70 Leon Salinas, Subsccretario de In
dustria y Concrete, quien reciente-
mente paso por csta ciudad con di-
reccion 4 Nueva York, ha sido nom
brado por el gobierno de Carranza
para que concurra al Congress- finan-
ciero panamericano J que Sc lie han
dado plenos poderes para trahar Ia
question p%etrolera acerca dc Ia cual
lleva consigo dates completes.
AgrGgase que Salinas cO~nferencia-
"a tamo!en con el Secretario Lam
sing acerca de la misma question del
petr6leo Y sobre Ia actitud de "a Ca
sa Blanca en- relacion COT el propio
asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
CIenenceau, descartado
(Viene de Ia 2a.)

"a, en- Ia historic de las elecclones
presidenciales, una session del Parla-
mento para Ia election de prueba,
tan concurrida como Ia que Sc eiec-
tue hoy. De los 924 miembros que IN
tegran ell Parlamento, entire Senado-
res Y Diputados, estuvieron presen-
tes S21. Hasta anora, habia sido cos
tumbre hacer IN compute informal
solamente en- las izquierdas; pero en-
el que Sc efectu6 hoy, quedo demos
trado plenamente que NJ. Deschanel
era cl favorito tanto del Senado, CO.
mo de la Camara de Diputados y en-
general de todos los partidos. NJ
Clemenceau, nj Deschanel estuV7eron
presentes en- Ia session; pero sus prln-
cipales ~sostenedores sc mostEaron
muy ~activos en- Ia campana. Ii re-
sultado del compute de prueba, fue
el siguiente:
Paul Deschanel, Presidente de Ia
Camara de Diputados, 408; Primer
Ministro Clemcnceau, 369; Charles
c. \. Jonnart, electo recienteTente
Senador, 4; Leon Bourgeois, repre-
sentantc frances en- el ConseJo de Ia
Liga de las Naciones, 8; Mariscal
Foch, |; Presidcnte Poincare, 16.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
11.ooo.oo0.ooo DE FRANCIS LE-
VANTADOS POR IMPUESTOS
EN- FRANCIA EN- 1919.

PARIS, Enero 16.-EI total de
mpuestos recaudados por el GObier-
10 frances durante ell ano de 1919
W ACADIA de pasar, fue de 1900
millones de frances, segun el anunclo
Official dado a la publicidad en- esta
capitaI. Los calculos hechos sobre los
impuestos indirectos que Sc habrlan
de recabar durante eI aho, fUeron eN-
cedidos en- mas de lap millones de
frances. habiendo sido Ia suma total
recaudada por tales impuestos, de
5000 millones de frances, mayor que
Ia recaudada en- 1918. FL ano de
1918, anterior al de Ia iniciacion de Ia
guerra, Ia suma total recaudada por
impuestos en- Francia, fue de.......
4.500.000.000 de frances, POGO mas o
menos tercera parte de IA suma recau-
dada en- 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
RENUNCIA A LA
POSSESSION DE FIUME
Convene en- que csc puerto
y los ferrocarriles queden
bajo el control de la
L. de las Naciones

PARIRS, Enero 16.-Le Temps, en-
81 edici6n de hoy dice cue Italia ha
renunciado a su soberania sobre Flu
me asi como tambien a la question
de Sebenico. cuya evacuation con-
vienc en- llcvar a cabo. e. puerto de
Fiume y los ferrocarriles que de el
parten, Sc pondran bajo la autOri-
dad de la Lisa de las Naaiones, Sc
gun declara el ~peri6dico.
FL arreglo de IA question del Adria-
tico, dcpende ahora cXclusivamente
de los yugo-eslavos, segln inform0
el Primer Ministro Italiano senor Nj
til, 4 un Representative de Ia Prensa
Association anochc. Fl corvenio que
Sc envi6 a Belgrade para su aproba.
ci0n aver, declare el Primer Ministro,
muestra que Francia, Gran Bertana
c Italia, Sc ha!lan en- complete acuer-
do acerca de esa question. FL citado
conven;o tambien Sc ha communicate
q Washington, en- donde Sc cree que
scra rccibido con aprobacioa.
Refiriendose al texto del arreglo
o transaction tcnido, eI Primer Nj
~nistro, senior Nitti, dijo que Italia
ofreci6 dejar ell puerto de Fiume Y
los fe]rrocarriles a Sussak bajo ell
control de Ia Liga dc las Naciones,
no obstante que Ia ciudad en- 81, agre-
go e. Primer M;nistro, cs italiana uor
su n]aturaleza.
En- opinion del senior Nitti, la i'm
~portancia de la question del Adriati-
co Sc ha e~Xagerado mucho en- los
hstados Unidos, pero Sc mostr6 opti-
mista. creyendo que IN arreglo de Ia
question estaba pr6ximo Y expresan-
40 que no temia la intervention de
los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

:Que te ha hecho llorar mi ulti-
ma carta? Bedira sea mi puma por-
que disfrut6 de csc poder! Pero no,
no creas que tus dolores me compia-
cen, aunque de algun modo halaguen
mi vanidad. ;Es cierto cue Ioras-
tie? Pues me apena profundamen-
tie saberlo, porque ansio para II sa-
tisfacciones V alegrias, 81 bien lamen
to no haber cotemplado tus lindos
ojos 4 traves de los cristales del liam
to: lucia como luces el sol por en-
tire las gotas lie Ia lluvia. TIL eres
bella. pero has de serlo doblemente,
embellecida por el attribute femenll
de las lagrimas.
Y bien: ipor que has dorado? Sc
guramente mis- palabras hicieron a.
parecer en- IL conciencia, con carac-
teres visibles, 10 cue ha dormido en-
ella totalmente ignorado por mucho
tempo, de igual modo cue un reac-
two hace brotar, Sobre Ia nitida blan
cura del papel, los signos que con mis-
t~eriosa tinta Sc escribieron. Vein
te amos de I'll eXcistencia han transcu
rrido esteriles e ~infecundos para la
vida, para Ia suprema ley de 10 crea-
do, Y mi carta los hizo desfilar por
tn recuerdo V sacudio el nido de tus
cast muertas aspiraciones, que Sc IL
guieron V brillaron todas juntas, en-
IN instante, 4 Ia luz de tn concien-
cia, como una bandada de maripo-
a que, dormiGas sobre IN rosal, al
zan e. vuelo en- tropel al ser agita-
das por ell viento. BESIDE tus ounce
amos hasta hoy, silenciosamente a
cariciaste un ensueTo Que no Sc lorna
en- realidad, Y 10 miras mas diSante
cada dia. V con mas trlsteZa que
nunca ahora, cuando adviertes que
no es va tn belleza Ia florida pOmpa
abrilena. el lozano brote mananero,
la fruta que brilla con los dolores de
la madurez ~iniciaI, de Ia madurez que
cmpieza, sino la flor cue luce mas
brillante Y vierte mas aroma POGO an
ties de cue Sc marchiten sus hojas;
la fruta que brilla con tintes de au-
rora. sino con cncendidos tonos de
creplsculo. como IN ultimo esfuer-
20 con que Ia juyentud Sc defiendc
contra la vejez que comienza...
Estas ultimas consideraciones que
haSo sobrc ii ME llevan 4 otraS BE
distinta indole, pero que me parecen
muy estrechamente relacionadas cor
aquellas: me refiero 2 las yariaciones
Que Sc van operando en- tn manera de
ser. Ercs, por naturalcza, mas dada
3 las exparsiones c~arinoSas Y a las
dulces afecciones que 4 las aspcrezas
Y desvios, aunque las infleXibilida-
des de una torpe educaci0n Y los alb
sUrdos prejuicioS sociales, te hayan
encerrado en- un circulo muy estre-
cho, tan estrecho que apenas has po-
dido manifeStarte cual cres. con Ia
fuerza expansive de tn alma inten-
samentc sensible Y h~ondamente dis
pucsta para los grandes 2mores Mn
runa como til habria amado q. NOM
brc cue te hubiese hecho suya. n
con mas tierna solicitud. mas h!ando
afecto. mas delicada terHura nj mas
ardiente pero suavisimo deseo le ha-
bria brindado un tibio = muelle cabe-
zaI. en- tn 9 t~emblorcso, blanco Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
GUsTAVo C. HERNANDEZ SERA
SECRETARIO PARTICULAR
DE ANDRES C. GARCIA

Tsicr--r-~ Fs~~-i~' 3T-r IL D9ENS'
Ell PASO, Texas, Enero 10
Gustavo C. Hernandez, ~ex-consul de
Mexico en- Globe, Arizona, quien i'll
timamente habia sido nombrado para
ocupar un puesto en- e! Consulate del
propio pals en- esta ciudad, saldra
ma6ana para Ia capital de Ia vecina
Republics con el objeto de hecerse
cargo de Ia Secretaria particular del
e~x-c6nsul mexicano en- esta, Andres
G. Garcia, que acabs de ser 'iesig-
nado para 81 puesto de Director Ge-
neral de Correos de Ia Repdblica
MexicaRa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
FL DOMINGO RENUNCLA
RIA Ell GABINETE
FRANCES

PARIS, Enero 16.-Como conse-
cuencia de las elecciones para presl-
dente de la R~epIblica que sc veri-
ficaran manana en- Versailles, Sc es'
pera que ell gabinete frances presen-
tara su renuncia en- masa el domin-
60, para dejar en- absolute libertad
al nuevo jefe de Estado, para que
designe a las personals que habr&n de
integrar ell nuevo Ministerio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
LOS ELEMENTOS RADICALES
DECTDEN DECLARAR UNA
HUELGA GENERAL
EN- BERLIN

LONDRES, cnero 16.-El "EX-
change Telegraph" publica IN despa-
cho de Berlin en- ell que Sc dice que
los ~elementos radicales de Alemanla
decidieron declarar una huelga ge-
neral q Il de Ia proclamation de
Ia lev marcial hecha por el gobierno
como una ~protesta contra la deslg-
raci6n de Noske como dictator d
hecho. T6mese que estalle la Y
Iuci6n Y, segun Sc sabe, los motInes
han ~conenzado de uev cuenta en-
Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
Cartas q upa m u e !"
HAS dorado

triunfante, para que sobre el repo-
sase Ia frente dolorida por el ingrato
dolor del pensamiento, por el lngrato
dolor de pensar. Ninguna como tn
habria mecido en- Ia blancura amoro-
sa, caliente Y perfumada de tus bra
EOS, que parecen hechos con petalos
de rosas, el tremulo bottom de carne
hecho krotar de tn entrana por e!
fecundante abrazo del amor. Gle
RIO los parpados Y, con mis- ojos lie
nos de aureas visiones de Il, te con-
temple en- Ia doble function de esposa
y madre, funciones para las cuales,
exclusivamente para las cueles nacis-
tie til. No te veo, ahora, senorita CO.
mo ereS, seria, grave Y recoglda, con
mucho de conventual en- el porte y en-
las mancras, sino tie contemplo en-
la iaefable soltura de un hogan hecho
V calentado por Il, embellecido por
tn b~elleza, perfumado por la fragan-
cia de tt cucrpo V de tn alma, c ilu-
minado por la luz de tus grandes
ojoS. que brillan con los inusitados re
flejos con que solamente el amor ilu-
nina Y abrilianta los ojos de las mu-
jeres. Bajo Ia blanca Y a%bullonada
batiSta, por donde una angOsta Y TO-
ia cinta serpentca envolviendo el ia
lie hasta morir en- suelto lazo por
la curva inferior de tn seno, tus dos
pompas, hinchadas por la materni-
dad, quiercn como escaparse de Ia
leve prision que las ~sujeta. Hay en-
tn r~ostro, encuadrado por Ia obscu-
ridad de tus cabellos, nunra con mas
sencillez re~cogidos, pero unc mas
bellamerte, los tintes, el bienestar Y
la algeria de las satisfacciones cum
plidas, V tus caderas, aElplificadas
por la formulation, tienen ahora la
majestad ampuloSa de Venus madre.
No hay en- tn faz a~feites, nj compos
turas ridiculas, sino la apasiblc fres-
cura vertida en- ella por la tranquil
lidad interior, csa que resplandece
en- la cara cuando viylmos Ia VIDA
en- toda su plentiful. Junro a II, en-
volvicndote er una mirada de arden
te deseo V de paternal sentimicnto,
el autor dc csc rosado muneco que
Sc agita en- tn regazo Siente como en-
ii Sc ~prolonga su e~XiStenCia Y, estlmu
lado por esta indefinible y eXtrana
sensation, quisiera fundirse en- Il y
ser ell aire que respiras Y Ia sangre
que circula por III Cuerpo Y co.ora
ligeramente sus mejillas; pero tam
bien Quisicra, turbado pOr 81 des-
concertante sortilegiO de los obscuros
%ricillos Que. al inclinar tn cabeZa, sc
verguen sobrc Ia blanca piel de Ia nu
CO. asp!rartc en- IN soplo, cnvolver
en- una sofa G inmcnsa Garcia tu
cuerpo entcro Y seHtirte pa!pitar en-
81 torrente que le sacude las ~arterias;
y, entonces. al impulse de tar encona
dos cstimulos, muerde sobce tn cue
10 con cl bes0 de todos los sensual
lismos ', mirandose luego en- tus ojos,
pone sobre III frente el mas esprit
tual dc los besos, n mas inviolada
flor de todas las c~astidadcs ' las pu-
rezas. TIL, invadida por la ola de
este amor doblc Y abSorbcHtc. Gle
rras los ojos, Y parcce como que u
alma Sc dcsdobla ' que tc diluye en-
Ia tibia duizuya de una eternidad in
tinita....