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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
FOR SALE
Possession in so days

balance cABD. GlOne Lincoln 1000. lfLI
s45tt
FOR SALE - 100 acres in Elkhart
county near Michigan line Fair
buildings. Is acres OF timber. can give
an attractive price for the next three
days
LAND BARGAIN
NON RESIDENT OWNER; 100 ACRES;
CASS COUNTY. MICH. NEAR ADAMS
WILLIE; 80 ACRES IN WHEAT; WILL
MAKE PRICE SO PER ACRE LESS
THAN LOAN VALUE FOR QUICK
SALE. GOOD TERMS To RIGHT
PARTY: POSSESSION On 50 ACRES
IMMEDIATELY AND BALANCE WHEN
WHEAT Is HARVESTED. ADDRESS
BOX D-SO CARE NEWS-TIMES. S5S-7
FARM FOR ALE--Iea acres, good black
loan. all under cultivation, = acres
in mint; exceptionally good set Of build
ings; one Of the best firms in st. JOS
eph county. Write Box CSC care News
Times S52-11
FOR SALE-Four acres with house ana
barn, and orchard one mile from city
limits. Call at 7Oi Rush st. 1919
FOR SADE-Bargain. 10y owner nice ~
acre farm; house barn, chicken house,
stock. implements. feed: consider city
property or automobile: bonds accepted:
easy terms Write Charles Names, Bris
tcl, Ind Gt2
MUST BE SOLD Py MARCH 1. 1920.
Forty acres, miles northwest * the
city In German township, oil well fenced
and has 10 acres large burr oak and
white oak timber S acres OF good wheat
- a. a
March l. The price for quick sale is
:, $50. II interested phone Lincoln 1886
Eft
FOR sALE-Good five room house with
hall, cellar gas city water, near school
cash Call or address 1888 GeOrgianna.
SJ7-9
FOR SALE
Four one acre lots. covered with timber,
Just of the Dixie highway, near stop, OH
Niles car line The price is 500 per
acre cash terms. II Interested phone
Lincoln 1J5G. 12j-tf
FARM LOANS.
From $1,000 TO any amount 012 percent
from five to - years, with privilege OF
annual payments on principle. II inter
ested' write or see NJ J"Hy' - =
Main st, South Bend Phone Lincoln
Gi96. 6579-tf
FARM FOR SALE
2iO acres on Lincoln highway, W; 10
acres good timber; room house;
barns; clay ana gravel soil.
100 acres. s miles northwest; 20 acres
good timber; clay and gravel soil; good
room house; barns, 34xJ0 and 16X40;
Il acres Of wheat; about 30 acres of
clover.
160 acres near Crumstown; 80 acres
high land; TO acres mint; fair buildings.
81 acres. L miles out; good black soil;
some mint land; good room house; ,
barns and other Outbuildings, ali build
ings in good shape
30 acres. > miles out; on interurban;
good room house; barn: chicken house
outbuildings good.
50 acres. miles out; fair buildings.
10 acres. miles out; good room
house with store attached: barn. 1Sx20;
good location for filling station.
6ls acres. a truck and fruit farm; u
miles out; room house; good barn
i6x20. chicken houses; abundance OF
fruit.
40 acre truck and fruit farm; 5I2 miles
out: near interurDan: good room house
barn; silO; milk house; chicken house
126 acres. ~ miles south good room
house; bank barn.
30 acres. on interurban; miles out
fair buildings.
80 acres. mile from city limits; splen-
did 10 room modern house; good bank
barn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
statesmen WANTED.
Al STOCK SALESMAN

4 very high grade motor truck propo-
sitlon; company established 1919 mel
making from $50 o. - 900 weekly. Build
ing very high grade, complete Inc of
worm drive trucks. Box % Erie Pa
921-T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-Nice little home y ten acres.
Good brick house. ban, wagon shed.
corn crib, poultry house. etc, young or
chard and trawberries: ) acres timber
horse, > head OF cattle. hogs. a lot 81
chickens. gasoline engine. buzz saw and
all farming tools goes with this farm
Price very attractive. Call Harrison 4lFI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

AH administration OF the estate OF lsemlH
\. Halt, / viii sell az Public Auction at
the Halt farm, miles west Of Lapaz. "a
FRIDAY. MARCH l.
commencing az 10 "a. nl. sharp, the f0i-
lowing property. towit.
i HEAD REGISTERED GUERNSEY
CATTLE.
FOUR COWS May Rose cf the Ridge
No. NUs11. fresh Eud e Years old Dam
Polly Anna Of the Ridge No J9-Of 800
JOS. milk a5I los fut. Sire-Maple Hills
May Rose No. B~4lJ. Grand Dam Ahhis
of Riverside 40. -l2>0; 1+2OI lbs. m.lk:
SIC lbs fat
No 7G2lo Abby OF Rose min. age .
years. Sire-No. 24247 Fnocl OF Edgeuuou
farm Dam--No. 53i0> Halts Rose
No. 5ilO> Halt's Rose. age years. sire
20 -.@95 Glen Corals Boy. Dam ~.
Nc. G47i6 HATS Nellie age 4 years.
Sirc-No. -3-i7 Luuch OF Edgewool farm.
Dam-No. 53l0S Hats Rose
HELPERS Three yearling helfers
sired by HALEY or the Ridge whose sire.
Excelsior of Linwood audi WHOSE dam
No. 1919 Susie Of the Ridge. A. r. ola
lbs fat
Three heifers and two male calves sired
by HALEY OF the Ridge
TWO BULLS. il lucnths old. Dreld-
naughts Dam NO. jas Sirc-if5l ~
s. Autell brcaduau-ht. Dam-No GIII6
Ionyia's Stella
Victor of small Ridge Farm No. Ji7S..
Sire No 1861 Eenuie ~ the Ridge Dan
No AIS Loretta of Eau Glare I61. ~ lies.
fat.
3 HEAD OF HORSES
One bay mare years old aud oGC bla.s
mare years old. weighing about LOO
Tbs. eacH Also one sorrei general pUr
pose horse > wears old. weighing about
100 lbs
A" HEAD OF HOGS
CONSISTING of I Shoats. weight i1J lbs
each, aud tRo good brood S0ws. viii
farrOw about time or safe.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. ETC
FEED. HAY. CORN AND OATS.
About Il tons of clover hay in uios
about tons or mixed hay In NOV:
about 700 bushels ~ corn in crib about
800 bushels of oats ln bin.
CHICKENS.
10 dozen Barred Rock Hens. full blood
and = Barred Rock Rosters. fun blood.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Lapaz Ladies' Aid viii serve lunch
TERMS OF SALE
All sums under $500 cash. and on al
sums OF 800 OF over. a credit of six
months viii be given. purchasers 10 give
notes with approved security, bearing SIS
90 per cent per annum interest from
maturity. waving valuation and ap-
praisement laws. with attorneys fees
and in negotiable form. but providing
that II the note DE not paid when due.
II shall bear eight Isl per cent interest
from date. No property shall be removed
unless settled for
Raymond McCOmbs Administrator
Harold Steiner. AurtiOneer
john Hilde5rand a e g. Lemert.
Clerks. C40-7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

FOR SALE
modern house Haney av. 800. -. 900
modern house, :. Michigan 50. $500
modern house, = Fellow St. 6,2O0
modern house, +. Broadway . $3.50
modern house. l.. Indiana .... 800
1-mOdern house, ". Allen st o.. 5000
modern house. T. Bowman ST. 400
modern house, :. High st. Gee. 1000
partly modern houses, y. ST.
Joe St .......................... $500
2-partly modern houses, L. Ohio
81. ..ss....... ........-...... 0,JUO
av. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
j. A. MCCULLOUGH
Residence Office
$50 r. Wenger ST. 23j ;. Mich ST.
Main 1856
Sl9-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

SUBURBAN HOMES
Five room modern bungalow, oak floors
and trim, water In kitchen, bath, full
basement. furnace, garage attached to
house, small fruit and shade trees. )
acres of good soil Price $3.50 cash or
terms, miles from courthouse on paved
highway.
Five houses with large lots i'm Rose
land, prices range from $2lOO TO 81 $50
cash or terms.
WORDEN REALTY co.
526 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 1tS2. Open evenings.
S75-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED

SEVERAL MONTHS AGO WE
APPEALED TO THE PEOPLE
OF SOUTH BEND THROUGH
THE COLUMNS OF THIS PA
PER TO ASSIST Us IN HOUS-
ING OUR NEW EMPLOYEES BY
OPENING THEIR HOMES AND
RENTING THEIR UNUSED
ROOMS. THE RESPONSE WAS
GENEROUS AND WE WISH TO
TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
THANKING THE CITIZENS OF
THIS CITY FOR HELPING Us
TAKE CARE OF THE NEW EN-
PLOYES WHO CAME AT THAT
TIME.
INSIDE THE NEXT FEW
DAYS THERE WILL BEGIN
ARRIVING 4 LARGE NUMBER
OF CLERKS, SKILLED Me
CHANCES AND LABORERS AND
WE AGAIN APPEAL TO YOU
TO HELP Us OUT BY LISTING
WITH Us ANY HOUSE, ROOMS
OR SUITES OF ROOMS. FUR
NISHED OR UNFINISHED
YOU HAVE FOR RENT.
WRITE COOPERATIVE DE
PART MENT. sTUDEBAKER
CORP, OR CALL MAIN 1880.
$50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

Immediate possession, : room complete
" modern house. northwest section, OAK
floors and trim, full basement laundry
lot 52xl17, beautiful shrubbery and shade
trees, paved street, excellent location.
Price $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

Seven room modern brick house located
on +. Indiana av., near Miami, must be-
sold at once 10 settle estate. Price
$500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

3 engines. I RumIev 1876 good as neU;
] MoguI in good repair. I Ford touring
car. 1915 model. iu good repair full
equipment OF farm machinery corn. has,
seeds etc.; care fertilizer. household
runI. l.ll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
FARM LANDS.
FOR SALE

Six acres has a frontage OF 3SS feet.
on the Dixie highway. just north OF the
school building az station No. l. Niles
car line this tract has is large apple
trees and - nice large maple and elm
trees. and on one OF the best paved
roads in the state. IL Interested phone
Lincoln 1850 I2B- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

Il horses and mules, - cattle. I Treis-
ian bull 40. 26.il. name "Sir johanna
Val DE kal Beets.~ . fresh cows. balance
steers and heifers; hogs. Angora goats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-Good five room house with
hall, cellar, gas city water near school
and carline 81 $50 Price one half or all
cash Call or address 1888 GeOrgianna.
SJ7-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

As administrator OF the estate 81 DENIS
\ Hait ! viii sell at Public Auction at
Tie HAT farm, miles west Of Lapaz. ~
FRIDAY. MARCH l.
commencing az 10 "a. nl. sharp. the f0.-
lowing property. tewit
Il HEAD REG STIRRED GUERNSEY
CATTLE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FOR SALE-2o lots, Lasalle PAX. good
soil. fences all around, ana Darn; good
FOR small vegetable farm, $3.50 1879
Fassnacht av. e29-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

Immediate possession, southeast sec
ton, partly modern, garage. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
FOR SALE

-Four one acre lots. covered with timber,
Just of the Dixie highway, near stop, on
Niles car line The price is 500 per
acre cash terms. II Interested phone
Lincoln 1J5G. 12j-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
Buy Sell Rent
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

NANTED-Ciirl or woman employed %
assist In light housekeeping for heE
room and board 523 Lincoln way T..
Main fW1O sfg-ff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
ATTENTION HOME sFEKERs.

Why be without a home: Our pres
ent hstings include 300 houses located
In every part OF the city, prices range
from Sl,2OO TO SO 900. sold for cash or
terms TO suit purchaser. List below in
cludes part of what We are now able
TO Offer for immediate possession.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
-FOUR FARMS

= DA X AIAl~-
Farm No. Ito acres. large house.
furnace heat and bath, large barns cribs
and graneries. sl0 aud all other build
ings; land tiled gently rolling, rich lCamy
soil and orchard
Farm No 2-1Go acres small house
and other buildings. rich l0amy soil Very
productive, tiled. with little timber
Farm No 3-122 acres. - new house,
some other buildings FIRST class STUB
peppermint distillery, nearly All level
muck soil. ~ acres ploWed mint AMI
roots for - 10 80 acres more. money
maker FOR miut man.
Farm No. 100 acres "a part high and
a part bottom land, > complete sets Ot
buildings, fine repair, large amount x
fruit; an ideal place for peppermint
truck farming or grain. stock and fruit
All farms are in q very high state Of
cultivation. an but No > have running
water the year round. all are woven wire
fenced aud all are located from % =
miles from new school and nigh school
building and some distance from town or
market
farms 10 percent cash on day ~ sale -
percent within 80 days and balance ,
years az six percent interest.
FRED II. STROUD, L. - address
WalkertOn. Ind. Il T. No. . Phone
from LapOrte. Ind.
Auctioueers-M Monroe Steiner.
"A r. Brownie !
Clerks-H johnson.
W. Carter
sos
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-9l3 Van Buren, st, room
strictly modern house; bed rooms, ,
closets, bath, electric light, furnace heat
cistern, good cellar, new modern gar
age. fruit trees. One block from car
line. Alley at side. Price $4,000.
WM HAPP, READTOR
24 Citizens Rank Bldg.
Phone: Lincoln 1871. South Bend, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

Immediate possession northwest sec
ton all modern seven room house. oab
floors and trim, full basement, garage.
81, 200
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07
OFFICE HELP

WANTED -Typist anil bin clerk iu or.
der department uBrieu Naruisl Go.
g.t--.t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

WANTED Housekeeper for two ladies'
ln suburban bun zlI9w. Would cousid-
er widow with child Cali Saturday m
ar sunday, 81 ". Jefferson blvd ElJ-6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-07

WANTED-Cfirls and wor1en for Laundry
department; no experience necessary;
good wages FOR S hours york. Apply
Oliver hotel SIG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
DEL
MILACR0


Jesds regres6 a Nazaret ' no como
clio el lugar de su nacimiento; Ell Ma
zaret. anteS habitado por el, hahia 81
do un pueblo triste, henchido de lagri-
mas V lamentos. Ell Nazaret, que en-
tonces veia era una ciudad en- que
r~ebosaban las risas Y los d~eleitas.
Y ell Cristo penetro en- Ia ciudad Y
VIC ciervos cargados de flores que Sc
agolpaba en- Ia escalera de marmol
de una casa hecha con la misma pie
dra blanca. Y ell Cristo Sc deslizo a la
cas- ' Ell la testero de n sala de
jaspe VIC ~recostado en- IN lecho de pur
pura a IN hombre cuyos alborotados
cabellos estaban cubiertos de roSas
rojas y cuycs labios sc hallaban 70
jos por el vino.
e. Cristo Sc aproXimo al nombre, le
TOGO en- ell hombro Y lie die:
-iPor que llevas esa vida?
El hombre Sc yolteo. lie conoci5 Y d.
10:
Fui leproso. Til ME has cr.rado.
;Por que he de llevar otrc s,da?
FL Crsto Sc alej6 de & casa
Y he aqui que en- Ia c4iIe diviso a
una mujer con el rost-o lleno de afei-
ties, el tale cenido &c ~lujoSas telas Y
con pies adornadcs &c perlas. Y vic a
tras ella caminaba IN hombre vestido
de ropas vistosas Y con ojoS inflama-
dos de concup scencia.
Y el Cris,o Sc acerco al hombre, Y
tCcandole en- el hombro, le dijo:
-cPor que sigues 8 esa mujer y Ia
miras de csc mcdo?
;El hombre Sc volte6, le conocio Y le
lie dijo:
-Fui ciego. TIL me has curado.G Que
cosa mejor puedo hacer de mi vista?
Y 81 Cristo Sc acerc6 a Ia mujer Y
die:
Ell sendero por donde vas es Ell
sendero del pecado.
:Por que lie sigues?
La muier lie reconcile V sonriendo
lie dijo:
Ell sendero por donde voy es el
sendero de las delicias. TIL me has per
donado tOdos mis- pccados. 5Que puedo
hacer de III perdon?
y el Cristo sintio que de trieza Sc lie
oprimia e corazon Y quiso alejarse de
Ia ciudad. Y al salir VIC a IN joven
que, sentado en- ell brocal de ia fuente.
lloraba.
& Cristo Sc aproximo al joven, Y
tocandoIe los Rios de 81 cabellera, lie
die:
Amigo. ;por que lloras?
e. joven alzo los ojos. lie conocio Y
le jijo:
70 habia muerto. TIL me resuci-
taste. Que otra cosa puedo hacer de
nj vida?
Oscar Wide
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
OFFICES DE SEMANA SANTA
EN- CATHEDRAL.

Jucvcs Santo.-Desdc las 6 a. H.,
hasta las 8, Sc distribuira la Sagra-
da Communion cada media hora--A
las $50. Consagracion de los Santos
Oleos Y Misa Pontifical-A las 4 p.
H., tt Lavatorio a cargo del limo.
Sr. Obispo.-A las 7.3O Oficio de IT,
nieblas Hora Santa con Sermon.
Y~iernes Sanso.-Oficios divinos a
las 9 a. MA las 8 p. m, Sermon de
Passion V Eia-Crucis.-A las $50
Oficios de Tinieblas, Rosario. Sermon
V procesi6n.-La colecta de Ia mana
ma sera para TERRA Santa.
Sabado de Gloria.-Oficios divi-
nos a las 80 q. m, terminando con
la Misa solemne de Gloria Y REGINA
COELILLATARE ante ante el Altar
de la Immaculate.
Domingo de Pascua.-A las $50
Misa Portifica! Y a las 4. p. m., Wis
peras solemnes con bendicion.-Las
colectas de este dia son para el Semi
mario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

TEERoCARRLERA MEXICANA
2. o. Box -. Edao, CSla. L. S. A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

cuentrase digno de hallar elemental,
Y clemencie lie es ~acordada. pueS pro
clama cue el cue muere a 81 lado es
Hijo del Etarno. Saludale con este sa-
grade nombre Y ruegale que Sc acuer-
de de el cuado haya vuelta a la ce.
leste patria.
Jesus olvida u padecimientos:
n divina sonrisa contrae sus la
bios.
Hoy mismo, yo tc aseguro, Sc
ras conmigo en- el RENO de los Gle
los.
Al cir estas ~palabras, IN senti-
miento de ignota felicidad estremsce
al pecador arrepentidO.
-iDonde estoy?-eXclama- "a
que nucva vida me ha resucitado Ell
que muere junto a mi? De nuevo me
ha creado. ..:y muerel Sc adorable.
ioh u, q quien no puedo concebir.
Mas divine ere que los primeros an
geles. porque IN angel no hubiera DO
dido aproximar a mi alma a Dios
hasta tai punto.. iAdorado seas!
70 tie p~ertenezco por toda Ia e~terni,
dad.
Y sumergido en- santo eXtasis, va
gan sus miradas del cielo 4 Ia TERRA
" de la tierra al cielo: TODD en- torno
q 81 sonrie. hasta que Sc duerme con
81 sueno justo.
Los sufrmientcS de Cristo van en-
aumento.
La naturaleza esta presa de estu-
por.
FL hombra capaz de comprender Ia
sublimidad de ciertos actos, contenl-
pla Silencioso el m&rmol, que encie-
IRA los restos de un gran c~iudadano,
esperanto de 81 patria; un amigo
puede contemplar por IN npmento,
sin quejas Y sin lagrinas, Ia tumba
de su amigo; pero a csc dolor mudo
sucede. en- breve, Ia explosion del do
lor. De esta suerte despierta Ia ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
La ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- 7.e1cs dc IN aHc dc habc->c install
dc. ha instruido a mUchos es:ud.ar;cs para
que consiSuisraE emTlco or los Fl. &C. MAI
cicnales de Mexico y otrc> slStemaS fcv.o-
viarioS.
Sc impartcn ~coDccjTicC.cs : snscuanzS
eonpleta y moGc-na: Il I2sSceto-c= de Loco-
rnctoras, Inspecto-cs dc F--nos Ge Aics. ms
pectores de Calde-as. Inspectors dc T-cnes,
Naquinistas. FoSoaCros. Conductors. CAIRO
te-os. Repara6gres dc Cares, Meca1!coS de
Casa RedonGa. NecJalcoS De FtSo - Taller
General, Necanic0s - E-c-oS &c tre. e
peciaEScaS y otToS vaCos cuSSos-
La Escucla Fe=roca--i-c-S AeNicaR2 cEse-
dos a4ueios cue 6esearea ser ago mas cue
ste-ros escisvos dc t~ra6a5os dUros y suel-
dos bajos, : ayucz = pe-fscc.oUGCSe a los
cue eje-cen sin ceae- SrauLs C~o2ocinleDtcS.
La Escuela Fc--ccarriierl NeNlcana Is Te-
eoRocida y recomsciadA Por .ClaS las Jr3o-
ns de FeETOcG--l!e-cs &eNlca1cs- altos .eteS
= p-oninentes emPleoS-
Por Z insignificant s1us de cuatro pesos
ciucUerta centavoS. puedc cC2prza- a psrfec-
eionarse Q eSrudiz- IN curse: tGeSo cinco
csHtavos diaries hzSy2 4Ge ap-enGa IN curse
Y raciba certificate = diploma.
:Desea probAr 81 fuerza de volUDyad para
zpCen6c- aiSo PEoyechcSc, RsmiLS IN peso
cincusnta centavcs CT gro postal u orGeu de
express, 9 Embellishments -ecibirI iercio0es
' nucst-sS De ~Erahados a va-ioS eoiO-cs. su-
flcieDtCs THra IN mes do cs-udiCS-
Drcccicu: l.
ESCuELA TERRoCARRTLERA MEXICANA
?. o. Box Il. hdi1 CSla. u 5. A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
PARABOLA DEL
LEPROSO

-:c e.
BESIDE los sembrados proXimos, los
labradores le saludaban, agitando los
brazos.
-iSe estan cumpliendo las profe-
cias! iHossanna al hijo de David. al
enviado del Senior. iHossannal iHo-
ssannal
Jesus continuaba:
No seas como esoS ricoS llcen-
ciosos y avaros, que alimeutan a sus
siervos con las sobras de sus festi-
mes. Sienta los d~eshersdados a la
mesa de tn corazon, Y parte con ellos
tu pan Y u vino. ST vrs a tn hernia
no llorar no intentes consolarlo con
~prudentes palabras: Llora con Ell. Es-
ia es Ia verdadera carload.
Camiraba lentamente. Bandadas
de cigiienas chispeaban al sol como fl
chas de bro. Los rebanos sesteaban a
la sombra de los olives polvorientos.
Tn pastor tenia un rabel, a conf
pas de una monotone cancion pa
triarcaI, en- la que Sc hablaba de ten
das p!antadas en- mitad del desierto.
noches de luna, mana del cielo, le-
che de camellas Y virgenes pruden-
ties que encienden sus lamparas pa
"a esperar la llegada del esposo pro-
metido.
Atravesaron campos sambrados, VI
nedos de flor, donde las tortolas ge.
mian. jardines cubiertos de lirios.
De pronto Sc detuvieron a orillas de
una fuente que brotaba, un hilo tire
mulo V uucjrnhrosC, entire Ia hendl-
dura Dc las rocas.
En- el recodo del canine, al pie de
una choza cubierta de hojas secas de
palma, IN leproso. d~esgarradas las
~vest;duras. inmovil V de rodillas llo-
ra5a disbursements, con las manos
V les oics clavados al cielo. Su ros.
tro relucia al sol como u bronze
carcomido por Ia herrumbre. Los la
bios sc caian a pedazos, iividos Y pu-
ruientos.
Mateo cl Publicaro, unC de los prl-
meros dlscipulos, que era rico en- VI
mas Y en- granos. Y tenia ademas n
tienda de perfumes en- 81 atfio del
templo. sac6 de entire los pllegues de
Ia tunica una moneda, Y desde lejos,
~vclteandola en- el aire, Sc IA arrojo
al leproso.
Pedro, ell mas rudo Y habil de los
~pescadores dc Charmaun, quitose del
brazo el cesto de provisiones cue lie
vaba para el canine. y andando cul
dadosamente, lie coloco junto al UNI
bral de ia cabana.
Juan. 81 mas joven Y bello De los
discipulos. Ell predilecto, aquel cuya
cabeza de nino habia sido tantas We
COS acariciada por manos divinas:
d~esprsndi6se. del manto de limo que
flotaba sobre Sus hombros. Todo pa
lido Y tremulo, andando o las pun
tas de las sandalias Y eXtendlendo
temorosamente los brazos, 10 deJo
cacr soLrc la espalda del leproso.
Fl Rabi avanzo sacramento. Su
peril aguileno Sc destacaba maJcs-
tucsc. nimbado por I'm rayo de sol.
Cogi0 entire sus manos ~sagradas
la cabeza morstruo-a del leproso, in
elmo la fIente, Y ie besc en- sus Ia
bios.
Los discipulcs qucdaron knowles
Los mercaderes, cspantaGos caycfon
de rodillas. con las manos tendldaS
al cielo..y hasta los cainei.ns asar-
ga1on sus melancollcas cabezas zen
s~ativas, en- cuyos bclfos temblaba un
hilo de aqua.
FRANCISCO EILLAESPESA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
LAS SlETE PALABRAS
Fantasia

Ha llegado Sesus al pie del monte
C~alvario. al lugar llamado G6lgota,
Una muchedumbre inmensa iba t-as
Fl. La cruz sc halla dispuesta. Aun
no sc ha turbado la ammonia de- Uni
verso: pero ell horizonta empieza a
o~bscurecersa. Las t~empestades salem,
profiriendo horriblas alaridos, de las
cuevaS en- que las retenia Ia mano
del Eoerno.
FL Hombre- Dies Sc detiene al pie
de Ia cruz.
Lleva Ia mano a Ia frente. Sc in,
Gina con humildad Y habla a 81 Pa,
Dire, a su Juez. Solamente ell Eter-
no oye sus palabras; pero su misCe.
ROSA respuesta hace estremecer a los
cielos.
Los verougoS Sc apoderan del Me-
Sias.
Los millones de mundos que vagan
por el espacio, entran en- las para,
bolas que han de escribir para anun-
ciar al infinite lie muerte del Hijo
Eterno.
Il Universe Sc detiene senalando.l
bora del sacrifice.
FL eje de la terra ~perTnanece in.
movil.
E. Mesias pende de la cruz. Sus
ojos, en- que brilIa Ia bondad de IN
Dios, fiianSe en- sus verdugos ' ele'
.vanse seguidamenUe al cielo.
-;Perdonadles, Padre mio!-dice
No saben 10 que hacen..
Al or estas palabras impregnadas
de amor. la multitud. asombrada, Sc
conmusve: todas las miradas Sc II,
jan sn el Mesias, Y o terror sc a
perciben de su palidez Y de sus SD,
f-mientos.
La vista humana 10 puede COM
preDder otra cosa.
Dos criminales a~gonizan a su lado.
La voluntad del Todopodercso lie ha
condenado Z este ultiTo ultraje.
4 81 darecha, IN aseSino, IN pc
caior e~ndurecido. mofa e insulta a
Dios. que muere por TODD 81 mundo,
por e incluSo.
4 81 izquierda, I'm joveR a QUEEN
los angeles han seducido.
\ punto de morir, sieHte los afec-
oos de IL mas bella. de IA mas dull
C de las virtudes: el arrepentimier-
10. Muestra el suyo en alta voz, en-