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New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
CRUSHING DEFEAT OF POLISH ARMY HUNDRED Capture of Warsaw Seen AS Possibility - Report
 Discredited.

Berlin, June 19.-Alarming reports of the military situation on the Pol ish- Bolshevik fronts are received hy the Tacglische Rundschau from Bres- lau.
 Two Polish regiments of cavalry were annihtlated. the reports say, and 30,000 prisoners and 1S5 cannon were taken by the Bolsheviki. The fall of Minsk is expected.
 Belief is expressed that Warsaw may be occupied by soviet troops. General Haller's men at Czenstochow have mutfnied and expelled some of their officers. Near Kiev two army corps arc surrounded and may be forced to capitulate. Refugees from Kiev tell of wholesale assertions by Polish troops.
 The Polish minister to Germany said today he considered the reports incredible.
 New York. June 1s.-Alarming views from Berlin concerning condi- tions on the Polish front are not shared by the official Polish bureau of information here which stated to- day that it's dispatches from Warsaw showed the Polish front was being strongly held some $50 to 400 miles east of Warsaw. This. it was pointed out, made it a physical impossibility F for Warsaw to be threatened, as the Berlin reports asserted
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
WEATHER.

Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair with slowly rising temperature tonight and Sun day.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
Pennsylvania all Ns Companies Al
 
 When WalkOu1 Today-Reporl
DO NOT EXPF
 NATION-W'

Philadelphia, June road strike was reSll cinity today. The F Reading companies crippled by the waR and members Of draI
 The workers say tl waiting for the wag'
 The strikers c12fu1 vania men are out number on the Rea1 they already have q this city almost tied \
 The companies adl men are out but 01a| slightly affected.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
HllEi
Population shows
 2I.5 in 10 Yea' Show Decrease.

Washington. Juil Conn. s162.3 in 21.5 per cent. Jl 14,067, increase 2s cent. Barre, Vt..| 726 or 6.S per ceI| 7,125, decrease, q Annapolis. Md. Il cos or 30.3 per e
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

Continued on Fifth Page)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
IITTLEJOHN CARNIVAL
COMING JUNE FL TO 26.

Paris people are eagerly awaiting
the appearance in Paris of the Lit
tlejohn Carnival Co., an amusement
enterprise which needs no formal
introduction to our citizens. The
company will ELL a weeks engage
ment here. beginning Monday. June
81 and continuing on through sat
urday. June &c. The engagement
will be under the auspices of the A.
]. Lovely Co., Uniform RANK,
Knights of Pythias, of Paris.
Mr.. Littlejohn informs us tnat
his organization is this year far su,
perior to any he has ever had anc
that the public may rely absolutely
upon seeing the best line of carnlvai
amusement attractions ever pre-
sented in Paris. Many new features
have been added that will interest,"
both old and young. LittleJonn :
reputation for clean, wholesome.
orderly attractions and strictly nom
orable business methods is known
from North to South and from East
to West. This insures Paris car
nival out of the ordinary line.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
MISSING BOY FOUND.

A countrywide search for David
Bramel, nine years old, son of Ed
ward Bramel, Louisville & Nash
willie engineer. who mysteriously
disappeared from his home on South
Main street, Monday, ended We'd
resday, much to the relief of the
police and his parents.
Young Bramel had been playing
around the home short time be-
fore his disappearance. Not re-
turning home for dinner, his par
ents became alarmed and instituted
a search Playmates stated they
had seen him get on passing truck
bound for the country. The police
md the county authorities were no.
titled ard a vigorous search was be-
sun. No trace was found of the
missing boy until Wednesday, when
a telephone message to his parents
stated that he had made his way tC
the home of an aunt, residing near
Fscondida, without notifying any
one of his destination. He was re-
turned 10 his home "Wednesday
night, where he was greeted as a
returned proGigal.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Final Warning

The following order was made at
the last meeting of the Council,
June 10, 1920: That the Chief of
Police take the book the Clerk had
made out against citizens of Paris
for licenses and add any licenses
that may have been overlooked and
to serve notice on everybody that
unless these licenses are paid by
June "a, CHE next meeting of Coun-
ciD, they will be arrested for vic
lating a city ordinance and fined at
cOrdingly.
J. w. HAYDEN, City Clerk.
The above order will be executed
promptly at the expiration of the
date, June "a, 1920.
w. F. LINK, Chief of Police.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Announcement

Having leased a wareroom l now
Having leased a wareroom, l now
announce to the public that I am
in position to buy and sell all
kinds of carpets, rugs, mattresses
and everything in the line of house
hold goods. If you want to sell or
buy anything in the above hne, cali
and see me. I'll save you money.
]. ELVOVE,
611-613 Main Street,
Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
HAMILTON FUND COMMISSION
ERS TO MEET THURSDAY.

A meeting of the Hamilton Fund
Commissioners, Mrs. John ]. Con-
rell, Mrs. r. B. Hutchcraft and
Mrs. w. d. Mcintyre, will be held
in the. court house on next Thurs
day morning, June "a, at $50
o'clock to meet beneficiaries of the
Fund. The old bene6ciaries are re-
quested to bring their school re-
port cards and expense accounts
with them The Commissioners will
receive the new applicants for the
Fund at the same place, at ten
o'clock, on the same morning.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Monday, July 5, 1920,


at the front door of the Court House
IN Paris, Kentucky, at about the
hour of IL O'Clock, a. M, will sell at
public auction to the highest and
best bidder the following described
property:
A one-fourth undivided interest in
81 acres of land, subject to the life
estate of Smiley Chinn, which said
land is situated on the Jacksonville
and Leesburg turnpike road. in
Bourbon County, Kentucky, adjoin-
ing the lands of Mamie Shropshire,
Sallle Bishop, F. Nichols, James
Foreman and S. E. NJ Brock. beins
the same land that was conveyed to
Marian Chinn under the will of W..
A. Foreman, deceased, which said
will was prObated in the Bourbon
County Court on July the 4th, 1885,
and of record in Will Eook ct"
page Ga, to which reference is here .
il. made.
Said sale will be made upon a
credit of six months, the purchaser
or purchasers being required 70 ex-
ecute bond for the purchase money
with good and approved surety, due
six months from date CT sale and
bearing interest at the rate Of So
per annum from date of sale until
paid.
Said sale is made for the purpose
Of satisfying the plaintiffs debt, in
terest and costs, and the costs Of
this sale which are estimated as of
the date of sale at Two Hundred
and Fifty-Two Dollars and Forty
Four Cents ($252.44.)
Only so much Of the above de-
scribed interest as may be necessary
to satisfy the aforesaid sum/will be
sold, and the bidder agreeing to
take the smallest part thereof 70
pay the debt, interest and costs
aforesaid will be considered the
highest and best bidder.
O. T. HINTON,
Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir
cult Court.
(18-25-july2)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Painters Wanted

We want at once five or six good
house painters to work in and
around Winchester. Good wages
paid.
WINCHESTER PAINT & WALL
PAPER CO.,
(18-2t) Winchester, Ky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT

Lantern slide on screen at local
movie houses this week bore fol-
lowing message:
Ladies Of Bourbon county are
cordially invited to hear Miss Flor
ence Roar on the High Cost of Liv-
ing at the Court House, Friday"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
DRILLING FOR OIL.

A Cleveland syndicate which pur-
chased oil leases from Earl Ford
and associates near the Bourbon
Harrison county line has begun
drilling for oil on the Miles Mckee
place, On the Riddles Mills pike.
The drill has reached depth Of
125 feet, about 120 of which is
through solid rock. The drilling
outfit was brought from the South
ern part of the State by Lynn Laii.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
SALE OF EDIBLES AT LEE-KENT
OFFICES.

A sale of edibles will be conduct
ed tomorrow in the Offices of the
Iee-Kent Oil Co., by the ladies Of
St. Peters Episcopal church, be-
ginning at ten o'clock. There will
be offered a most tempting array Of
GOOD things to eat. Shop with the
ladies tomorrow and get something
very. very good to eat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Lost.

Somewhere on Main street, Thurs
day afternoon, gold baby locket
and two gold slipper buckles, in an
envelope with A. J. Winters Co.
printed on it and name Mrs. David
Bachrach written on same. Suita-
BILE reward for return to Twin
Bros clothing store or call Cum
berland phone $50.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Hamilton Fund
Notice

The commissioners of the Hamil-
ton Fund will meet the beneficiaries
on
Thursday, June "a, $50 a. m,
at the court house Please bring re-
port cards and expense accounts.
New applicants may present
themselves at 10 a. M, on the same
day.
MRS. J. J. CONNELL,
MRS. r. B. HUTCHCRAFT
MRS. w. D. MCINTYRE. r
(1S-2D
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Plants For Sale

Late cabbage and tomato plan. $
In any quantity desired. Buy your
plants fresh from the bed. and your
success is assured. One-half block
from cal line, 332 West Eighth
street.
(18-4t) JOE LAWN
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18

We are tn the market for
wool and will pay the highest
market price. Call at our office
for sacks and Irvine.
r. B. HUTCHCRAFT & CO.
(apr30-tfl
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
ATTENTION. MOTHERS

Tom Sawyer wash suits that we
can absolutely fast col
ors We especially recommend Tom
Sawyer play suits, both in long and
short sleeves, priced at $500.
J. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
Wanted

Wanted to buy all kinds of sec
ond-hand furniture, carpets, stoves.
ETC. Must be in good order. Cum
berland phone $50.
(1t) j. ELVOVE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
FOR THE KIDDlES

Sealpax Little Brother Union
suits. Sizes years up.
j. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18

ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
Ifyou don't do il now you
may regret it.
Carpenters are scarce and the
lumber supply is far below the
demand.
Call phone 122.
BOURBON LUMBER CO.
apr2-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18

Under and by virtue of a judg-
ment and ordere of sale rendered at
the March Term Of the Bourbon
Circuit Court, the undersigned Mas
ter Commissioner on
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
0kz:Mzzv@
"
" FOR The BEST
u NOTHING Else
NOTHING Else

PURE SILK SHlRTINCS.
See our window display Of
$500, $3.50 and $500 Pure Silk
Shirtings at $500 the yard.
FRANK Z CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-06-18
YES, IT HAILED

Once upon a time
There was one of
The prettiest stands
OF tobacco ever
Seen in Central
Kentucky which is
The same thing as
Is *
Saying in the world
And don't you know
That one day the
Wind began to blow
And some black
Clouds appeared
And sure enough
Hail storm arrived
And in just about
Three minutes that
=
Tobacco was ruined
And wasn't worth
Ten cents a hundred,
But Mr.. Owner didn't
Feel so badly as
\
You might think, for
He had the foresight
To insure his tobacco
Against damage by
Hail, so he went to
The phone and reported
His loss and in a
Few days received
Nice fat check which
Brings us to what we
Started out to say
And that is the hail
Season begins July 10
So give us your order
Now to insure your
Tobacco, beginning the
Tenth of July, and
Then instead of your,
Worrying we will
Take care of the
Worry!
Yerkes & Peed
Farmers Bank
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24

aInas de los otros hombres una
coapanera Il divida con q Ia des-
gracia en- esta vida Y Ia felicidad en- Ia
orra: porque dos almas, que sc nan
huscado asf mas o memo tempo en-
ire Ia muchedumbre. Sc han encontra-
do al fin: cuando han visto que Sc
cCmDauetraban, que Sc c~omprendian.
Sc e~ntendfan en- una palaora que
eran lSualeS. entonCes SC funda pa
"a siempre entire elias una union ar
dierre ' pura como elias, union que
comienza en- Ia terra Y no Sc acaoa
an 81 cieIo. Ese lazo es el amor, e!
amor yerdadero, tai en- verGad como
10 conciben muy pocos hombres. csc
amor que eS Tn quito que diviniZa al
ser amado. que vive de desinteres y
5e entusiasmo ; para Guien los ma
vores sacrificIos son los mas dulces
~placeres. Es 81 amor como To me 10
irspiras. tai cuaI 10 sentiras, sin duda
eIcin dla por otro mas que por INF, 81
para mi eterra desgracia, no 10 sieH-
ntes ahora por mi. Tu alma estA he
cha para amar con pureza Y el ardor
De los dNEelSSs peru dSdSO SS'S P1C-~
anar a IN angel Y eatonces debo
temblaT.
En- Ia terra, no Sc ~comprende este
ganero de afectos que s6io 0 81 pa
t-!nonio de algunos seres priv!legia-
dos con Ia felicidad como -. y con
la desdicha como 20. ESQ para el
murdo es solo IN apetito carnal, o u
IA tnclinaci6n va5a que 81 goce apa-
90 = que IA a~usencia desrruye- Con
csc motive. has DIDO decir, por IN ex-
tra6o abuse de palahras, que las pa
stones no duraban. Jay! SQue pa
sion sign;fIca sufrin;eto? Y crees
de bueua que hay algo de sufr;miento
en- esos amores de Ia mayorta de los
hornb-es, tan ~v!olentos en- apariencia
y tan dAbiles en- -ealidad? No. 81 a
NOR inmaternal es eterno. porQue e.
ssr que ie experimental no pueGe mo-
-i-. Sc aman nuescras almas y TO
~Cuescros cuerpos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
TRaTAM!ENTO PARA LAS TORCE'
DURAS

Las t~orceduras, consisten en- estira-
mientos O distensiones mas o menos
v~ioIentas de los llgamentos articu!a-
res: los pies son los organos mas per-
Iudicados por este accidente, siguien-
do las r,anos V los BRACES
Els n~ecesario dejar en- reposo Ia arti-
culaci6n dahada y aplicarle bahos
frfos.
Ademas. Sc Ia venda. para asesurar
SUI inmovilldad.
Sirven de alivio las cataplasmas en-
| FRO. de patatas herridasi deben cam
| biarse en- cuanto calienten.
Debemos recordar que el aqua fra es
solo util en- los primeros momentos y no
cuando IA articulation Sc ha hincha-
| 60 V Sc sienten grandes dolores; enton-
| ces prec!sa emplear remedies mas e.
nergicos.
Son do utilidad las compresas de
tin.ura de arnica y de alcohol ~alcanfo-
RADIO.
Sc -ecomienda en- gran manera el
masaie, sobre TODD, cuando ell mal'estA
en- vfas lie alivio. y, sin embargo, de-
Der Ser oplicado por n persona in
~teligente Ell IA materia.
ST TO Sc trata va de una simple
torcedura, s!no maDifiestas defor-
maciones en- la articulation, desvia-
clones DO los miembros, dolores de-
| masiado vivos Y persistentes, perdida
| de las facultades motoras en- los MEM
bros ~doloridos, etc, IS necesario Ia
mar al msdtco sin perdida de tempo.
n fin dc evitar 10 formation de faisos
teSumon.os er las articulaciones. po-
| S~ihleE1cnte ~diSlocadas.
81 Sc tratara francamente de una
luxaci6n o &c 7 fr~actura, hay que
;nmovilizar a! paciente y 'acudlr Al
mcdico.
Tn accldente b~astante analogo Al
de Ia ~torcedura. llamado por los fran
ceses laJigazo o coup de fouet', con-
siste en- Ia ruptura de fibras muscula-
res. debido a IN esfuerzo demasiado e.
nersico; va acompaaado de dolores. en-
ocasiones agudos.
Es ~aecesario en- este case IN reposo
absolute. compresas, Y. sohre TODD. mu
cha pacicncia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
ELEGANTE TRAJE DE VERANo

Evestido de verano que ofrece-
LLEGANTE en- extreme es e.
mos q nuestras lectoras en- ell mo-
delo inserto. Esta c~onfeccion2do
o franela de color azul de Ia Ma
rIna Y lieva como adorno un ribete
ancho tornado con una cinta de Sc
da color naranja- Tn emple@ efec-
tista del material. puede verse en-
los entrepanos en- lorna de W in
vertida que Sc colocaH a los lados
del frente del saco y los cuaies, pa
r. hacerlos resaltar mas, l.evan IN
ribete de Ia mencionada cinta- FL
mismo ribete aparece en- el Guello y
las solapas del acc Las peSuenas
bolsas que son siempre de muy buen
tone en- los trajes sastre, llevan
una cubierta tornado por una an
costa tira del mismo material del
vestido, pr~ocurando que las nneas
de esas pleas queen en- Ia misma
direction de las del SAGE En- los
entrepahos en- forma de W de los
lados. las lfneas val horizontales
para hacer contraste con las de las
otras pleas del saco.
e. saco Sc ajusta a Ia cintura con
IN cinto de charol, del mismo color
de Ia. cinta del ribete Y I'm SOM
brero de paja del mismo color, a
tornado con un iist6n acordonado
de color azul de Ia Marina, compile
ia 81 vestido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
Ell PARAISO

Fl poeta miro a U amigos. p sus
parientes, al sacerdote, al doctor, NJ
rcrr!to. a todos los que estatan en-
Ia r!eza. y. muri0.
En- IN pedazo de papel eScrih.ero7
si no.nbre V su edad: tcnfa diez Y
ccho altos.
Al besarlo en- Ia frente, U amigos
= sus famiIiares notaron que estaba
fro: pero 81 no sentla sus labios por
que estaba en- Ell cielo. 7 no Sc pre-
gunt6. como 10 habrfa hecho en- Ia tie
IRA. 81 e. cielo era &c este o de otro
mund9; puesto que estaba en 81, ma
da le faltaba-
Su madre Y su padre, cue habfan-
ST O n6-muerto antes que 81. Tnie-
ron a su encuentro. : nj 81 nj ellos
Toraban. porque jamas Sc habian
separado.
SUI madre le dijo:
Pom el vino g e~nfriar; va vamos
= conner con 81 buen Dios. haJo el
emnarrado del jardln del Paradise.
SUI padre le dijo:
-Tras a cortar frutos; ninguno es
ESilctlOSO. HOS 81 Olt u ApS Lt!Iic-
ran por ST mismos. sin que sufran sus
hojas nj sus ramos, porque son ina
~gotahles.
Fl poeta desbordaba de gozo al CO.
nocer obedecerfa a sus padres. Guam
do reEres6 del vergel = hubo sumner
cido on Ell aqua las G~arrafas del vino,
vic a su vieja perra. muerta autes que
81. acudir dulcemente agitando Ia CO.
Ia: lie laT1io las manos y 81 la acari-
ci6.
Cerca de ella estaban todos los ami
males amados por 81 en- Ia TERRA: un
perrito rotizo. dos gati:os crises, dos
gatitas blancas, I'm p:nzon. dos Pc
ces roJos.
Y vic scrvide Ia mesa donde esta-
ban sentados el buen Dios. ST. padre
Y SUI madre, n bella Joven a quien
habfa amado en- la terra, y que 10
habfa seguido al cielo. adn sin haber
muerto todavfa.
Comprendi6 que el jardfn del Pa
raIso no era otro que Ell de su casa
natal. que sobre Ia terra esta en- los
Altos Princes, lleno de lirtos vulga-
res. de granados Y de coles.
Ell buen Dios habfa dejado en- el
suelo su baston Y su sombrero. Esta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24

aoui, Y 81 no puedes amarla como IN
padre, al menos olviGala como
amante.
-!Partir y olvidarlai Son dos I'M
posibles, madrei
Dos imposihles que Sc haran, me
,contest6 con autoridad.
-Pero reflex!one listed que.
mo tengo NADIA que reflexionar,
exclamo interrumpiendome con exal-
taci6n. Ninguno de nosotros tres tiene
hasta este momentp NADIA de que Ia
conciencia nos acuse por esta passion
maldita. Tu Y ella no podefs sentir
ahora mas que 81 amor que Sc habian
prometido. 81 amor de esposos. y Ia
prinera mirada que ustedes Sc cam
biasen. deSpues de 10 aclarado. serla
tanto como batar el primer escalon
que conduce al aoismo del crimen. iYo
no re perrnttire que 10 hagasi TIE ext
10 que partas sin verla, y 81 pasado
alg1n tempo. IL corazon Ia qutere
ON padre, 20 re IA volvere.
-Pero listed sabe que esa pobre nj
IA esta enferma, que me ANA, Y que
81 amor le produce celos que Ia ha-
rfan d~esconfia- lie n! precip!tado via
te. !Pardr, es matarlai
-Contiemos en- dos.
Sc mur,ra... no 20 dude listed.
-.Pues que nuersi replied mi ma
Dire cor prof9ndo doior; pero que niue
ra pura, inoccIte. Immaculate y sin
Ia MAJ leve alRRchn de csc crinen
CANDIDA.
-Busquenos otro medic, die SUPPL
caadala.
No 10 hay, hiio mic, L. vo!urtud
do ustedes Sc estrsiinria inpotente
contra ssa rasion sntanica, que por
causa dc ,os m!snoH obstaeuios, puddle
RI voivcrse !snte1sa, Els precise EVIL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24

arebataban a Carmen; Y los ceios
y la coiera rugfan en- mi corazon
despedazandolo, v la sangre herVla
en- mis- venas como 81 fuese lava. Y
mis- sesos Sc fundfan per ell sopio
formidable de las paSiones
Repentinamente brill6 n idea en-
los ojos de mi madre Era la inspira-
ci6n que bajaba sobre ella. 1o pro-
cure concentrarme, reuniendo todas
las fuerzas de mi voluntad, para sos
tenerme en- aquella lucha. En- ell Gle
10 comenzahan a brillar algunas es-
~trelIas. y a veces, la luz de un relam
payo cambiaba en- orc b~rillante la
oscuridad.
Mi madre cruz6 sobre el pecho los
dos brazos. y m~irandome con fijeZa-
dijo con acento, que a pesar de todos
sus esfuerzos. denunciaba su pro-
funda emoci6n:
Vas a arrepentirte de TODD 10 que
has dicho V vas a ofrecerme partir.
Procurando afectar complete fuer-
"a. V por 10 mismo, indiferencia, me
sente en- un sill6n, con~testandola:
-Es inutil que discutamos, nadre
mia. va listed coroce Ia firmeza de
n: caracter, Estoy resuelto. Nada. ME
hara zanzibar de idea.
-voy q obligarte a clio, dijo toman
do TN asiento Immediate Al MIC. iSa-
hes 10 que voy a hacer?
10 que listed guste, sonora.
Carmen tie anna, observe, sin sa-
Der que eres su padre.
-iY va listed a decfrseloi exclame
comprendiendola con espanto.
-Algo mas voy a hacer.
-ioue, madre! lQuei
-Supuesto que eI amor es 10 que
te obliga a manejarte conmigo ON
Is manejas, voy a emplear csc senti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-24
I,ECTURAS DEL G

Con TODD, fjate que NADIA debe lie
varse al extreme. No quiero dectr
cue los cuerpos no tengan naca que
YER con ell primero de los afectos. Ell
buen Dios comprendi6 que sin la
uri6n de los cuerpos Ia
union de las almas no podrfa llegar
nunca a ser intima. porque dos Sc
res que Sc aman deben vivir Ell cier-
to modo en- comunidad de ideas y de
actos He ahf una de las razones por
las cuales ha establecido esa atrac-
ci6n de I'm sexo hacia el otro que de-
rnuestra que el matrimonio es divine.
ESQ. en- Ia ]juventud.> Ia union de
los cuerpos contribute a estrechar Ia
de las almas cue, siempre joven e IN
disoluble: = aGn mas q su tempo
en- Is vejez. Y el enlace Sc perpetual
deSpueS de Ia muerte.
NADIA inquietante, pIes, Adela por
IA duyaci6n de una passion que nj Ell
mismo dos tiene poder para apagar.
Yo te ano con ese amor fundado en-
las ventajas Tsicas sino en- las cuali-
dades morales. con csc amor que lie
"a al cielo o al inferno, que colma to-
da Ia vida lie delicias o de dolores.
puesta asI mi alma desnuda, te he
hablado IN lenguaje que solo hablo
con los que pueden comprenderlo. Nj
ia ben en- Il misma. 81 el amor es
para Il % ,lue cs para mi. observa 81
mi alma es realnente hermann de IA
luya-
Nunca Re, pares. a escuchar 10 que
dice e. .7undo de los toutos. 10 que
p!ensaH los esp!ritus peQUeaos que te
roGear: peretra en- II misma. esc1cha-
e. 81 los pcHsamientos dc esta carta
sou c.aros para & 81 soy veriadera-
mente amado como amo, ~entonces, A
della mia. soy tuyo toda Ia Vida. tu-
yo eternamente. 81 no Coraprendes MI
amer. - 70 parezcu eNtravagante. en-
.orces. adiHsi