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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Refined American (34), married, de-
sires permanent position where expert
knowledge of motors Is strictly essen
tial: capable OF taking complete
charge of any number of cars; II
years actual shop. factory and driv-
ing experience: master mechanic ON
any type motor; five years with pre-
vious employer. Pierce. Loco, Cum
ningham; my references based strictly
upon efficient services rendered my
former employer. II "A Herald, Her
aid 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

Cd ST.. COL W.. G.-Attractive room,
private family; electricity; shower; eve
nRs.
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APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East, West Side Long, short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.,
1T6 West I'D st. Phone Columbus 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

COUPLE. no children. as caretakers; city
or country: highest reference club or pri-
vate. II 1876 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

COUPLE. American; chauffeur mechanic,
high grade cars, careful city driver wife
cook or waitress. Owen, 14S T.. 45th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

ENGINEER. first class mechanic; own tools;
any plant, hotel or apartment preferred.
Engineer 100 East 44th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

COUPLE, JAPANESE excellent cook; wife
chambermaid and waitress; good references.
Mort, "a Prospect place, Manhattan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

LAUNDRESS-Part time, mornings. ligh
laundry. home; colored girl. Rowan 243'
7th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

JAPANESE, VALET. COOK.
First class general houseworker desires
position In gentleman's apartment or small
family; best references, four years from last
Tel. p7t0 Columbus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

ENGINEERS. builders sales representative
desires change; big worker. Cavendish.
A3n w. to2h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

East Side.
LEXINGTON Az, 5T4. at 5Ist NJ. subway
station.-Two room suite. corner rooms !;
beautifully furnished: large library: gentle
man: highest references. MIDDLEBROOK,
Plaza 500.
LEXINGTON, si9.-Artist's house; spacious.
sunny room. foyer. lavatory; steam; paint
ings. books.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

LAUNDRESS, first class, would like work
Thursdays and Fridays; personal refer
ences furnished. Augusta Abbott. "a f.
i01st St, care Hale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

COUPLE; chauffeur. cook: first class; small
! family. West 95th. Riverside 10i00.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
03sycheeM
GSu1ulSM1

Because Of her rosy cheeks and
satin skin a woman attracts the
admiration of all men. When the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
EQUAL RIGHTS; EQUAL ABILITY.

King Alexander Of Greece has con
ferred the order of King George | on
DR.. Blanche Norton Of Edon, la.
As an aftermath of a period in
which American men have been re
ce!ving honors from foreign nations,
the award is gratifying TO Americans.
We are proud of DR.. Norton, proud
that she is an American.
Her success Is worthy of pride, as
is the success of any man or woman
who achieves something toward the
betterment of the world. 1t is a win
ming argument for the approaching
era of equality between men and WON
en- and better it is an example to
other women that may not be over.
looked.
The day that women were COnsid
cred only as wives and mothers, or
prospective wives and mothers has
passed Men have now to adjust
themselves to women on an equal
footing with Thorn in the business
world. The clinging vine is bccom-
ing passe.
Or. Norton represents in her field
those opportunities which are offered
women in every field. The opportun
ity that is waiting to be taken.
But it should be remembered that
as with men, woman must occupy
some place in the world today. Il
she chooses the home, she must b,
good home maker and a good moth
er, or she is worse than useless |
X is the business world she mus
strive for success in that field Mel
must do it, or be ranked as nonpro
ducers and unnecessary. Womel
must meet the same requirements i
they are to be sriously considered ol
an equality Itasis with men.
The fact SINNERS down to this
everyone today must be something
worth while, or must strive to tina
position There is room for friyolit,
as side issue. There is no room 70
1t as an occupation
The world is fun Of non-essenlial
on-producing men as it Is with thu
same type Of women. Neither has
place in our social structure. BeCaus
long established custom makes MAJ
the provider the percentage of wOme
who are not providers is undoubted
ly larger than the percentage anon
men. This may be remeded by tn
opening Of new fields to women; a
new field are being opned day b
day.
Whether as wife, business wOmal
mother or professional woman--won
an must place herself upon a ba5i
with those with whom she compete,
Success, it has been said is not ne,
essarily the attainment of an enc
il is the ever striving for attainmer
of a good end-and utter failure ma
be success If the race Is not given III
Men have been told these fact
since time immemorial Woman, con
ing to an equality in every field wit
men. must learn II sooner or later b
experience. .e,s
DR.. Norton Is an example of f1is
success which merits the placing
men and women upon an equal foo
ing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
HOW TO STOP SPEEDING.

Ottawa police might be commend
ed for the manner in which they are
arresting speeders hut a criticism
can be made of the manner in which
they are releasing them. Far too
lenient are the rules that govern
traffic vioators in police court.
The simple procedure of giving a
name and address to an officer when
he "pinches' them, reporting at the
station in the morning, being booked
and then paying $3.50, is a simple
matter. Even getting the name in
the paper" is nothing in the life of
the average speedster of Ottawa.
Penalty such as is accorded to the
traffic violator of this city holds no
terror.
A man can be caught two or pos
sibly more times within a short space
of time and yet the penalty Is not one
that will have him remember the
speed limit, next time he drives on
smooth stretch Of city street.
Probably if an officer commanded
the driver of every speeding machine
to come to the station at once, not
the next day, the driver might realize
that the law had been disoheyed. II
when he came to the station. he was
not only booked, but locked up until
court convened the next morning, or
he furnished bail, he might realize
that police stations are not the most
pleasant places in the world to spend
the night If when he faced the judge
the next morning after breakfast of
black coffee and rolls, in stead of
having breakfasted in the sun parlor
at his home. after a comfortable night
in his own bed, he would not be so
ready 10 say. Il was travelling at a
moderate rate of speed Then If the
judge would say, "$25 and COSTS or
"ten days" Mr. Speed Demon would
understand that he had violated an
ordinance passed by municipal author
titles.
Speeders may come and speeders
may go, but as long as they are
handled with kid gloves they will
continue to speed. The time has
come for sterner measures than 80
and costs
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
young woman

young woman
\ peers in her
glass, she may
see PIN p lie S
a nd bIotches
and she in
nediatelv goes
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02

to the drug store for paint, pow
ders and beauty creams, when she
should go there for a blood mcdi-
cine and stomach alternative known
as Golden Medical Discovery"
This vegetable tonic and blood
Alternative clears the skin, bcauti-
fes it, increases the blood AppIy
and the circulation, while pimpIcs,
boils and cruptions vanish quickly.
Ask your nearest druggist for DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry in tablet or liquid form or send
10c. for trial package Of tablets to
Or. Piercc's InvalidS' Hotel in
Buffalo, n. Y.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
VOICE or THE PEOPLE

The Voice of the People" column
belongs to YOU 1t is especially re-
served for your views on any topic
OF the People" so long as they are
city-without regard to any editorial
policy of the paper. The Free Trad
er-Journal welcomes your in the
timely issues of the day and will
print your contributions to the Voice
fthe People" so long as they are
properly signed with names and adj
dresses. Names, if desired, will be
withheld from the column. Use the
Voice Of the People to tell the
home folks about anything you think
they need telling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02

lily attended the circus in Mcndota
Monday.
Mrs. O. j. Locke and son otto.
Misses Lawler, Merrick Ilelcn and
Elizabeth Strahldorf, Reck and Pottin
ger spent Saturday evening at Tho
PCttingcr homo
Miss Mary McNally was IA Sunday
visitor In our midst.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
Merry Little Sunshine.

Visltor-I Just looked In to cheer
you up bit and I'm very glad did,
for met the doctor going out and
he says you are worse than you think
and may not recover.-Boston Tran.
script.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02
Worlds Debt to Safety Pin.

Perhaps the first scientific and sue.
cessful effort to prevent human suffer.
ing entailed by accidents was the safe
ty pin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-02

wa sent there by his own people.
Please correct your mistake.
MRS. LEE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-11
CASU REGISTERs
CLEANERS AND DIVERS.
DANeINI. LEARN TO DANCE

We guarantee to teach you to WALTZ, ONE-STEP and FOX TROT correctly for $500 Strictly private lessons. Schneidcr's Dancing Studios, 133 Central Ave, S49 Park Ave. Open afternoons and evenings. Receptions every Wednesday evening. Bar. 1895. T2aII*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-11
TIMES CLASSIFIED PAGE CONSULT US
TELEPHONE BAR. 1908
TELEPHONE
 BAR. 1908

WantAd
   sleep the job.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-11
.PEUNTBING

FURNACES AND PLUMBING = Inn proper installation of furnace means loss of heat Furnaces properly over hauled. Saunders, Plumbing and Heating. POP Congress St. Phone Bar. WILLIAM M. BALLOU, 15s2 Main St. Plumbing, timing, heating and gas fitting. Jobbing promptly attended to. Hot water systems oVerhauled. Bar. 5013. D16aiI*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-11

LOST.
 1-OST-Boston Bull, brindle and white Answers to the name of Buster. Re- ward if returned to Seward, 717 Noble Ave. T10s*p LOST-Passbook No. S1439. Finder please return to Mechanics & Farmers Sav- ings Bank. T4s*p 6-6-6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-11
Star Auto Machine Go.
TRUCK BODIES
AUTO ACCESSORIES.

Bus Bodies and CabsNin stock at excep' 'tional low prices. East Side Auto Body Works, 169 Hamilton St
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28


nos actiyas. dos Poteneias mas. Y EN-
Ia ine6gnita tambi6n Las del Sur, que
signifcan bastalite, Sc '.vera" dentro
de cuatro ailos4O POGO mas. Ass
No esta NAL el .augurio, y de todos
npodos las sehales no, SON tranquiliza-
doras porque Ii pr6xima demostracionl
naval que prepann los Estados Uni
dos Ell las aguas del Canal de Panama,
no es menos. formidable que aquella
en- qlie Inglaterra hizo desfilar por
delalde de sus Muy Graciosas Majes-
tades, once divisiones Iayald$ con la
pequeilez' de mil ciento once buques
de guerra. V ESQ no mucllO tempo
antes del de agosto del 1914.
Hay un destino sobre la cabeza del
hombre hay una mano sque 10 em-
plia hacia su Iffn.. aunque, tiene el
libre albedrfo Y con este hay quien
pielasa que pudiera acomodarse un
.tanto mejor cuando aqu6l fuera des-
dichado.,.
Ell destino de los pueblos de ahora
no parece distinto los de pasadas
apocas. !. Entonces Sc luclfaba con La
honda con la catapulta sc mataba
mas despacio; hoy Sc mata con el ca
i6I con el fusfl de repetici0n. En-
t0nces sc cansaba eI brazo manejan-
do el hacIla La espada. que pasaba
cuchillo sin piedad... hoy ell ciego
peine, que arfoja 1000 balas por mi
nuto, barre la muchedumbre y oca
siona 10 miIlones de muertos Y DIT ind
tiles en- cuatro afios...!
Fenicia, Carriage, Roma, Grecia
y Turqufa. Borrad esos nombres y
poned los que ahora esten EN- turno,
en- ell turno fatal de una Ley contra
la cual no puede ell libre albedrfo de
los pueblos, no simporta que vean bien
claro el peligro y Ell abismo...
|. rs el simbolisn0 de aquella Erase
tan frecuentemente usada por la SUI
til destructora de cabezas que estorba-
ban sus planes de dominic y de rea-
'leza, es la afioranza del Arcediano de
Josas La sentencia griega quien
ell latino di0 la eseneia /; es el ''Fatum'
de los hijos del Eacio, que los vence-
dores de Saianiina llamaron despu6s
ANANKE. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
FELIzMENTE opERApA

En- ell Hospital Presbiteriano ha sido
felizmente operada de una afecci6p
en La safganta la tierna nina Carmeh
Della Martinez hiia de nuestfo conf
.pa1ero en- las ofieinas de EE IMPAIR
GAL. .seilor Pedro Martinez. Ell dee
tor Hildrech realiz6 la Intervention
Y el estado de la enfermita es satis-
factorio, esperanto que sea dada de
alta de unf momento a otrus Eelebra-
mos que pronto este restablecida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
FATU NJ!

T z 4
l.Antes del II habfa la amenaza ger
mana, la anfenaza moscovita, ell peli-
gro amarillo" con China, y el peligro
mas. amarillo con el Nippon. :
ssPara Ell Sur de este otro lado del
Oceano, la amenaza del ~Norte Y para
eli Norte a su vez, ell peligro del Pacf-
fieo... l
Bueno. Ahora no hay peligrO ger
plano; pero parece sustitufdo por el
'rojo" q. amalgamado con 6l moscow
ia" Y teniendo ALI su esencia no pa
Tece menos formidable.
Hay peligro Nippon, porque los anna
TillOts de Toxic Sc suman sus CON
generes-o 6stos aqu6llos, que es 10
mas seguro-del Celeste 'Poder, Y 81
Albion Sc olvida de Chauteu-Terry Y
de los apuros del 16 y Sc lava las
manos"; los de aca "vamos" a tener
que usar un cintur0n muy ajustadO,
pRes los hombrecitos de la Iona 203
" de las ae0metidas de campo de las
tunibas manchIles no juegan, Sc si-
guen armando forlnidablemente con
barcos que son verdaderos gigantes
del mar y hacen pasar 10 mas seria-
mente possible en- que 10 de la Paz del
Versailles" la tranquilidad de la
humanidad es un mitO...
Por ALDO los Jefes de los Trusts v
los financieros de la calle Grande Sc
muestran propicios a que la armada
del Tio Sam siga engrandeciendose, y
no importa Ell gasto de esa gran naasa
de GRO que significa el constante au-
merto de La marina de guerra y su
luj0so entretenimiento, la polftica en-
general es la de "tener la mas fOrmi,
dable escuadra possible, no importa
que aIguien Sc atufe estudie pues
NO hay duda que 10 esta estddiandO4-
el medic de que ese poder no Sc mafi-
tenga nj Sc imponga, y que ell suyO,
el del poder "enfurru6ado" siga sien-
dog el primero sobre las azules on.
daS...
GabaHeros, ~ no hay poE que alar-
marse hay quienes auguran que la
'fOtra guerra" "-nada menOs que entire
Jap6n, Estados Unidos, Russia, China
y Portugal en- primer termino, y en- Sc
gundo Q mas inc6gnitas, pero no me-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28

Sc han recibido noticias en- esta Off
Gina de que una varias personas Sc
dedican a reclutar obreros para lie
va14os fuera de la Isla, trabajar,
sin contraer obligaciones nj garanti-
zar, en- forma alguna, >su estabilidad
en- ell pals que fueren llevados, su
repatriation a esta Isla, y ell cumpli-
miento de las demas condolences ofre-
cidas en- Puerto Rico.
Y como, esta fecha, no ha COM
parecido, en- esta oficina, persona al
guna a llenar los requisites exigidos
por la ley No. 10, titulada "Ley para
regular las emigraciones en- Puerto
Rico, Y para otros fnes", aprobada en-
e. de mayo de 1919, unico medic de
probar su buena fe para con los que
Sc dispusieran a emigrar, llamo la
atencion a Uds., hacia ell derecho que
tienen de exigir garantfas aprobadas
por el Departamento de Agricultural
y Trabajo, en- evitacion de futuros ma
les: irremediables.
La secci6n 8 de la citada ley, dice:-
"En ninguna emigration estara
obligado el Gobierno de PuertSt Ri
co a proteger nj esforzar los dere-
chos de aquellas personals que sa-
lieren del pals, menos que los
contratos que Sc llevaren cabo
entire los emigrantes y >el estado
que los cOntratare fueren sanciO-
ilrados por ell ComisionadO de Agri-
euitura Y Trabajo; Disponiendose,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28

Hay sitiOS, a cuyO solo nOmbre, Sc
estremeceh en- nuestro interior no sc
que extranas fiIjras. Dirfase que sci
despiertan; d uI conjtiro magieo, sem
timientes e IDEAS sumergidos en- UNI
largo sueno de Stylus 4. Triana es
para mi unQ de estos sitiOs.
Me dirigi al pintoresce barrio en-
un caluroso rnediodia de agosto, cuan+
do la mariposa multicolor del verano
ensaya, sobre las desmadejadas y ale
targadas, flores, uns vuel6 soiOlientO
que parece siiencioso preludio de
muerte. Las, mOscas verdes zumba-
ban en- la plrpura, quemante del sol.
entire ,el polyo girls del.puente vel ress
fiejo duro del anchuroso Guadalquivir.
Cruzar ell puente en- aquel encendid0
Imediodia de fuego y sangre, era una
hazafa- Ell sol era implacable; lamia
la piel con su cardena lengua. Sim
embargo, yo sentia, todas las mOles-
[tias del paseo y IAe parecian caricias.
Iban y yenian arrieros y borriquillos,
estos lltimos cargadOs de enormes
lpeliejos de vino. Grandes perrOs
amarillos y .Oscuros, Sc detenian en-
mitad del puente y, despues, miraban
flas aguas del Guadalquivir. Pasaban
mozas de Triana, llevando rojos pa
nuelOs al cuellO; en- sus mejillas-ro-
sas quemadas-reia ell sol, como ma
licioso endriago. Viejos corcOyados,
de tez verde y naranja, y ojos escOn-
didos entire la MARIANA hosea de las
pobladas cejas caidas sobre los par
pados. cruzaban el llameante pucnte,
arrastrando, en- Ell. polvoH que. cubre
las losetas, las alpargatas y alguna
punta suelta de sus encarnadas ia
jas. Tn borrachO cantaba una copla
a plenO sol, pOr entire un tragin de
Orejudos bOrricos cargad0s de pelle-
jos; carricoches traqueteantes, toros
con cencerrOs y mulas encaseabeladas.
Rapaces carisucios, de asperos me-
chOnes de pelO sobre la frente, haeian
burla del borracho, que extrangula-
ba cOplas y escupia vino.
Ell barrio de Triana es tai como yo
me 10 habia imaginable: cal lecitas es7
trechas;, Y abrasadas de sol al medic
dia, un sol que huele boca de mu-
jer, claveles, "a pOlxo y que, al tro-
zarnoa los labios, sabe "a pimiepta =. ;
casitaS bajas, con puertaS pOr las
cuales, no, Sc puede entrar sin aga
charse; bolconcit1s altos tan altos
que, empinandose I'm POGO, Sc tocan
con la mano ). aparecen estOs ybalcOn-
citos desbordados, de flores rojas y
bIancas: elaveies m0rados y rosas de
nieve, algo desvanecidas bajo ell ale
tazO eiego enervante del sol de Sevilla.
j En- Triana ell sol plea mas que en-
ell resto de Andalucia; es inclemen-
te... En- una de las cortas; retoreidas
y pintadas calIecitas de este barrio,
me stOpe con una gitanilla yivaracha
y loca, de color de bronco dorado, ca7
bellos negrisimOs y relucientes, y
oj6s en- los que Sc emboscaban SOM
bras de TRACTION que hacfan singular
contraste con ell rojo de fresa de los
labios, sOnreidOs de promesas. Esta
gitanilla alegre decia lIamarse Luisa
y vendia flores. Me Ofreci0 un cla-
vel de rubi. ;. y, una: hora mas tarde,
pude darme cuenta de 10 rica que es
la miel plrpura de los claveles bajo
Kel ,ardorosO y bermejo sol de Triana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
A LOS OBREROS
ADVERTENCIA

que en- case de emigration de esta
Isla, cuando dieha contradiction Sc
formalizara entire personas natura-
les jurfdicas de paises extranje-
ros, sean o no RESIDENCES de Puerto
Rico, ell cumplimiento de dicha
contradiction debera ser garantiza-
do por el gobierno de dichotestado,
menos que la parte contratante
diese sufciente garantia para ase-
gurar el derecho de los emigrados." !"
suponiendQ que cada trabajador
lue Sc dispone salir del pals, en- bus
"a de mejor salario mejores con-
liciOnes de vida, y bajo la condicion
lie emigrante, preferira estar prate-
sido de confor4hidad con Ia eitadaHey
,spero que antes de comprometerse,
,studie, detenidamente, 10 que la Sec.
,i6n precedente expresa. Solo. .asf,
,rotegiendose, coopera a la observan-
ia de dicha legislation.
CarmelO HonOre,
Jefe, Negociado del Trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28
EsTAMPAS ESPANOLAS
Ell BARRIO DE TREANA

En- una Gale que .conduce a la Car
tuja, vive ell torero Belmonte, a asquien
aosfI dep Triana. mo- deian mudar para
'tener lasgiorias de ser veciRos@ deas fa-
moso diestro. En- una OCCASION, inten-:
to- eseaparse-- " le. amenazarons don.
apedrear la casa: el, complacido, con-
sinti6s en- quedarsea para sentirse mas
dueno de sus estoque .s !,
Triana es de noche como una pam
dereta: rasgueos de guitarras, que llO-
ran, suplican, rugen y estallan, como
almas enamOradas, en- Ell fondO de las
arabeA callejuelitas; ,en3re los ras-
gueos de las guitarras, van besos, ri
sas, ayes, iulramentos, y, a veces, gfi-
tos de amor y maldiciOnes de ceiOs
que hacen caer una rosa deshecha a
los pies de un hOmbre que muere de
una puIalada. ;. a,,3.
lOh, Triana, que bien suenszftsl
nombre. en- esas, noches de cascahelsy
locura!. Cuando brilla la luna.p sn
! luz ensonadora baTia, con fantasniag6-
ricos tintes, tus casitas fOridas y pol
yorientas, y tu, algo fatigado porzeI
sol y ell tragfn de las horas de traba-
10 en- tu calIe de la .Alfareria, te nIties-
tras un POGO melanc6licO, aunque tus
mozas prendan una flor en- el pelOa-y
lluna copla, oliente a vino, en- sus la
bios. 49,. Ns'.
Il AL abandOnarte en- una medianOche,
azuE y ardiente, vi reAejarse sobre las
ondas del, GuadaIduivir, los torreones
antiques de'lOs hist6ricQs castfSlOs que
Sc erguian,i como embozados en- blan-
4cuzcos alquiceles, BajJ las ciclicas es-
trellas. x e., ti.ttAfi ... -.
! Esa misma medianOche dialogue con
ell alma. de Sevilla, y recorri las, mis-
iteriosas y empinadas callecitas, por
i donde, EN- otrOs tiempos, Sc deslizarana
la sombra sigilosa Y fiera de Don Pes
dro. el cruel y. la perfumada roman,
cesca de. Don Juan de Manara. Els
fama que, ell terrible Don Pedro, Sc.
disfrazaba de mendigO para ir pedir,
pan abrigo los conyentOs en- las,
l6bregas noches de invierno, y 81. nc,
era recibido con humildad y amor
como bios manda, daba .0rdenes, al
dia. sigliienteg de- que nfuesen >traidOs
a sl p4tesenciaElos que pO4cumplian las
ley de- hOspitalidads, y; tespues de ha-
I lcerles saber aues,eli mendigO era CeL
ell Rey, disfrazado,l les hacia cereenar
Ilancahezas ,45H4 u .se@Ftn - .a:t
+ las 'plazast solitarias,, el,silenciOs que.
Ine Segnfa, pasG pas0y pOr9 iass bFes
YES: y .estreclas callejuelitas, los Cris-
tos agOnizaIltes en- ell fOndo de las ca
Y pillas- llenas de sombras y refejOs
'amariIIos de ocultas lamparas de, aceiTy
tie, las luces que brillaban en- algunas
tventanas, las voces lejanisimas Y los
!, tanidos apagadOs de guitarras tras-
fnOchadoras, la paz de aquel laberintO
fde calIecitas&y mas ralleeitas en- la
.f'kist6rica nOvelesca Sevilla, motive
de tantos cuentOs rOmances, tea
tro, en- pasados siglos, de las mas 10
Icas aventuras, poblaron mi mente de.
ifantasias y, por un instante, me crel
un cabaIlero de los tiempOs de capa
~ estoque, que iba en- pos de una rosa
y una estocada. -.
E. Ribera Chevremont. i
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i Sevilla, agosto de 1920. /