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Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
NEW CLUE TO kIpNAPER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ib.-Memo- randa showing that Augusto Pasquaie, the Crank" held in the Montgomery county prison in connection with the Kidnapping of Blakely Coughlin, pur- chased $7000 worth of bonds shortly after George H. Coughlin, the father paid the s12,000 ransom demanded from him, were found today at the prisoner s home at New Gretna. N. J. The au- thorities had been able to account for only about $5000 spent by Pasquale since the Kidnapping and they said to- days discovery strengthens the theory that he was acting alone in the kid naping.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
SIX HURT IN STRIKE RIOTS

NEW AORk, Aug. 16.-TWo men were shot and four others hurt by mis- siles thrown during a fight between striking longshoremen and negro non union worlImen at Ninth avenue and Fourteenth street tonight. The trouble started when non-union men, on their way from the piers, encountered stFik- CTS who, according to the police, started throwing rocks and bottles. Revolvers were drawn and shots fired, two of which took effect among the strikers. Police reserves were sum moned but the crowd dispersed.
 A meeting of strikers. scheduled to- night to vote on returning to work. was not held.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
IRISH COUNCILLOR IS DEBiRRED FROM
 ENGLISH PRIVILEGE
IRepubIIcan A. p. Leased wIrel

LONDON, Aug. 16.-AIexander NJ. iCarlisle, prominent Belfast Irishman iand privy councillor, has been de- fbarred from the privileges of the house of lords by a resolution passed today. Action was requested by Earl Curzon. the foreign secretary, who declared that Mir. Carlisle's letter in reply to a de- mand sent him for an apology for an "affront" to the house saggrayssted rather than diminished his recent in sult.H
 -Alexander M. Carlisle. standing be- hind the rail at the steps to the throne when the house of lords passed the
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
ALLEGED SPEEDER
 FORFEITS BOND

NEWARK, Ohio, Aug. 16-Joseph Whitaker, taxicag driver in Governor Coxs party en route from Cambridge to Columbus yesterday, arrested here on a speeding charge, failed to appear in municipal court here today Off cials would not say whether Whitaker, whose home is in Cambridge, would be brought here to answer the charge. Whitaker had been released without bonds John Doe" warrants against drivers of the other three cars in the party have been issued, officials said
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

IOh SIONE-Llghtning yesterday Killed three horses belonging to Ralph Hart, rancher, residing near Here ford, according to word received here today by MT. Hart who is looking for more horses to replace his loss. Four horses were standing together in the rain, he says, when a bolt struck them killing three of them instantly. The fourth animal was untouched He val ues the three animals at over $3OO.- ProSpectOr.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
WIII pROsEcUTE HORTON

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 16-William M. Mccarthy, president of the Pacific Coast league. telegraphed tonight to Edward R. Maier of the Vernon club, insisting that William Essick, manager and member of the club mentioned in charges made by Baker (Babe) Borton. Immediately prosecute Borton for criminal libel'
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
SOLDIER HOME FOR LONG sTAv
 lRepubiican A. p. Leased WireI

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Aug. 16.- nine other military prisoners from Coblenz, Germany, John Mosher ar rived at the federal prison here today to begin serving a sentence of 99 years. Mosher, formerly a private in the army of occupation, was con- victed of killing Sergeant Lester Call in Germany when the sergeant at tempted to arrest him for being ab- sent without leave.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
PEACE IN 60 DAYS-WITH COX lRepublican A. 9. Leased Wirel

JAMESTOWN, North Dakota, Aug. 16-Franklin D. Roosevelt in an ad- dress tonight declared that if Gov ernor Cox was elected president, the peace treaty would be ratified within 50 days after his inauguration.
 MT. Roosevelt scored what he called the "oid line republican bosses" and attacked Senator Harding as "reac- tionary."
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
 ARE DROWNFD D

SEATTLE, Wash Aug. 1e.-Mrs. Maris Gilson. 3l years old and two of her children, Bertram, g, and Jack. ', were drowned in Lake Washington to- day. The mother attempted to save both lads as they were being swept beyond their depth by waves. A third son, Robert. II. was rescued by his father. Oscar A Gilson, after the boy was almost overcome while trying to save his brothers.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
POLISH DESCENDANTS ASK AID

WASHINGTON, Aus. 16.-Polish citizens in nearly all parts of the United States, who on Sunday gathered in mass meetings to ask aid from the United States for Poland, arranged to- day for official presentation of their ease 10 the government Tn behalf of President Wilson. Secretary Tumulty will receive the delegation Wednesday noon and Secretary Colby will receive them later
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
FATAL AlRPLANE ACCIDENT

COLFAA, Iowa. Aug. 1.-Two avias- tors. Clyde Jones and Pat" Willis were killed here today when their airplane went into nose dive and fell 500 feet to the earth. The wives of both men watched the flight and the fall.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18
Public School Notes

The Warren boys defeated the Argyle
quint in a close game last Friday eve
ming. The score being q to II. The
girls carried away the honors by de-
feating the Argyle girls 80 to O. Who
says that Warren hasn't q good girls
team and we're mighty proud of the
boys, too.
Next Saturday the boys go to Stephen
and we hope they will take home the
bacon. The girls play Thief River Falls
here on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Parker, the domestic science
teacher, is sick with the ''flu''. ~.-
Esther Olson returned to school on
Monday after a weeks illness.
Washington school was closed last
Friday on account of the snow storm.
The Glee Club enjoyed a party last
Saturday night. All of those who at
tended enjoyed the evening and espec-
tally the refreshments. ~ sq...-. Z.
There will be short patriotic pro-
gram next Friday morning in honor of
George Washington. -.
everybody enjoyed the MONDAY OH
Lincoln's birthday.
Mr.. Hollnquist was out of town on
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Robinson, the second and third
grade teacher, is also i'll with the 'fu''.
Malinda Leslie has left school for
Fairmont, Mimi, where she will attend
school the remainder Of the term.
Harlow Miller started school Mon
day. The whole school greets Harlow
and is glad to have him back. S.%
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

Pipestone.-The influenza epidemic
continues lin this county. Quarantine
L.5e(tfictlpns are ,insenSet. at Jasper and
Ruthton, where there are many caises
Of fhe, disease, Two deaths have oc.
CURED at the former place and one
q, the latter; 5'..s-.-s.-...
SsssaYernie. Petitions bearing { more
than 200 names have been presented
ID the 'eftx council: asking that nm, dr-
.dinance be passed prohibiting motion
Epietlr4 sahowa ON, Sunday q 1Ths.Ystt!
lions We're circulated by tie members
Of. church societies. 's. 81 -.
Redwood Falls.-Helen Parker, II
years; old laughter e iAia1asP Parker,
was fatally burned when a can OF kero-
sens exploded Yighitipg the gtsl.s
clothes She. fan But Of H6ofs ahd ron
ing in, snowbank near the house sue
Eceeted FIN @extinguishing The flames;
but not until they had caused burns
which proved fatal IS =. =,
=. z. ( ~. =. '~'-5.@
FOR SALE-Durum Seed. Wheat.-N.
G. Boardson, Warren, MIMI, Route 1.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18
The County Board Is III session to

day. ..ss,
New Spring Suits now on display al
X. }. Taralseth Cos.
G. i. Short, Of Angus, was bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
The California lemon crop is esti.
mated at 100000 boxes.
Fred Stone and Billy West at the
Strand Friday and Saturday.
Landlord Snyder, of Hotel Warren
visited friends in Ada yesterday.
Toni Marcukaitis, from near Argyle
is business visitor in the city today
8, Carl Gustafson, from north Of Viking,
is in town today to attend to business
matters. = ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Melgard and
son, Lloyd George, spent Monday at
Kennedy.
Miss Agnes Remmen, Of Thief River
Falls, arrived Saturday for an over
Sunday visit here. ~.
Ingvald Rokke, of West Valley, ar
rived here this morning to enroll as a
student at North Star College. E1@
Mrs. Hans Urtes entertained mum.
Der .,,of lady friends to an afternoon
luncheon last Monday afternoon.
One hundred bushels of tomatoes will
produce about 25 pounds of seeds. II
takes 5000 bushels to get one ton OF
seed. ..s@. "' ="
Mrs. w. f. Powell returned home
this morning from Chicago, where she
had remained to visit for a week on the
way home from Texas.
S. J. Gangness, of Goodridge, was q
visitor in this city today, consulting L.
Lamberson in regards to contract fol
thing on the Lake View Farm.
expect to receive a carload of choice
seed oats this week. Phone or leave
your orders with me at once.-Arvid
Boman, Warren Farmers Elevator
Phone No. 100.
Robert Kezar, who has been visiting
friends and relatives here, left Monday
evening for Viking for a short visit
there before returning to his home al
Middle: River. .....-.. =.
Judge Grindeland leaves for Crooks
ton today to. hear number pf: court
cases for Judge Watts, who is i'll and
lit is feared, may never again be able
to attend to his judicial duties.
Nj Mss : bi,.aDeth RANKIN ii !a a.1kiisatan,
county. superintendent Of schools, re
Turned Tuesday from Howard Lake
MINI, where she helped care for thu
famhy,st; Of her brother. REV.: Rankin
when down with the ''du.''
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18
NOTICE TO STOCK SHIPPERS.

There has been a change in the man
agement Of the Warren Farmers Co
Operative Shipping Association, Messrs.
Henry Godell & Son, having succeeded
Elmer Johnson, the former manager.
The new manager will ship stock on
Saturday, Feb. 18th. Report to Henry
Godell & Son what you have to ship.
!!.53. "A. g. .KNUTSON, Sec.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

Many >deciduous trees and shrubs
have q beauty il, winter nearly as ef-
fective as ID summer. Their graceful
outline, bright bark, or changing buds
FAIL help Is makes the winter landscape
attractive;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

Tobacco preparations applied to
house plants tend to discourage aphis.
and other tie rr:, Mfrfssects:: IT.. >,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

Early cabbage and caulifower may
be sowns late in February in the house
for transplanting later. .::..S ;. i. s': y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

y -, \ 81 4 f(W If.sa N
IL you 60 away ON q visit your
friends will be interested In know
Ing about 1T. Call 3S-The Shcaf-
and give us the facts.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

FOR SALE-Durum Seed. Wheat-M
G. Boardson, Warren, Mimi, Route 1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
sGets.lt" quita el dolor Immediate
ments y los callos desapare-
cen en- seguida.

FL p,ocedimento para destruir los eal!os. e,
Dor medic de "GetSIt" que es I'm modo va
e1penmentado y pfobado. cl que milione, De
per.oaas han enconuado ser cl mas rsp;do,
facil, SECURE y recomendable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
POLITICA MENUDA
. POR AUDIFAZ .
LA TERRA DE LOS MACHETES

, talle tipico que lie faltaba, recosio la
impression especial, particular, cue an
daba buseando y Sc lievo de Mexico,
al fin, ell objeto simboIieo, la expression
| fiel de nuestro caracter, ell presente
que, sesun Ell, debe condenser todas
las aspiraeiones, las tendeneias y has
| IA las tradiciones de nuestra raza.
iSe lIevo de Mexico un %machete!
Las autoridades del puerto, deseosas
de a~qasajar al principe e~xtranjero y
deseosas igualmente de "quedar bien."
como decimos en- nuestro lensuaje ia
milisr, lie hicieron al ilustre v~isitante
ell reeaio de un maehete "acapulaueno'
de los que usaron los plateados. de los
uue rebanan cahezas en- las rinas ran
cheras, y que es una veraaera Joya en-
su funda de cuero bordada de mil CO.
lores y con una inscription a TODD lujo,
u dice "sIBA MI DUENO."
va tienen los periodieos de earIea-
turas de londres, ell "Bystander," Ell ia
moso "Punch" y otros muchos, mag
nifico asunto para un "cartoon': un
mexicano de sara patibularia y de in
mems sombrero conico h~aciendole
entresa al Principe Real de un maehe-
te fabuIoso " diciendole: "Para que
yeas que tie apreeio, tie doy 10 que 20
mas estimo en- este mundo.,.."
Y va tenemos nosotros para haeer
refIexiones sobre 10 que a nuestro mo-
do de yer signifiea ell expressive deta'Fe
del resalo que las autoridades de AGA
puIeo hicieron al Principe Heredero
de la Corona de Inelaterra. La pri-
mera Erase que Sc viene a la hoea al
imasinarse uno 4 esas autoridades
hacienda entresa del simbolico tran
chete al principe v~isitante es la de que
"cada cual da 10 CUE tIenc.' En- otros
tiempos, una autoridad atacada de me-
xisanismo asudo CUE quisiera hacer
un presente cue pudieramos lamar
naeional, habria ~obsequiado un SOM
brero jarNro y I'm vestido eharro con
botonadurs de plata u ORC. pero ahora
la industrial del pals anda de capa
caida y no Sc fabrican esas cosas. NOS
hemos ~auedado en- cueros con Ia reV
Iucion y andamos en- ealzones o en- ia
parade. En- Gambia, tenemos machetes
"de ! boIa" y bien podemos dar uno a
cada visitante, como esas casas de CO.
mercio que obsequian a los marehan-
ties con cualquier ehisme anuncIador,
adornado cor ell nombre de Ia razon So
cial. Andamos tan ocupsdos en- la tri-
fulca, que apenas nos queda tempo
para pensar en- los reaalos y para aho-
rrar molestias nos quitamos ell punai
de la faia y Sc 10 damos en- senal de
amistad al que viene a vernos.
Los antiques pobladores de Mexico
reeaIaban a sus huespedes con orc y
piedras preciosas. arrancadas sin es-
fuerzo a la terra que las daba pro
drsanente: ell sobierno del general
Diaz ~deslunbro a sus visita~tes con
los hombres de ~eieneia. con el prosre-
so, con la riaueza. del pals Y ahora,
al que llesa a Mexico laue otra eesa
Sc lie puede dar cue un machete, 81 es 10
que la terra ~"produee" en- estos mo-
tos?
FL r~eealito pinta toda n situacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24

Con ell encanto. flor de te,nura'
cue de otros siglos IA gloria eniaZa,
surge v palpita radiante y pura
IA remembrance toda hermosura
d. los mc6elos de nueStra r2za
Eternos viven; son los troGueleS
de abnegaci6n y patriotismo.
Son ~azucenas entire claveleS
nadres benditas y esposaS fieles,
cifra Y compendlo del heroiSmo
Fueron sus almas rico tesoro
!, amor eycelso que nos cautlva.
como una imagen de cielo Y ORC
vidrio esmalta6o con que al trascoro
ia nuevo hechizo Ia esbe!ta DIVA
Hubo su frente luz de ~inocencia
On Ell recinto del hogar-templo,
y hubo su pecno Ia transparenc'a
90 aqua u CORE por la e~xistencia
drIce V callada como un eJemplo
Eunc 10 grande de 81 latldo
cedi6 4 10 grande de Ia dfnehaZa'
:; F:spana flota sob-e ell olvldo.
debe el orgullo de 10 que ma S'oo
= los modelos de nuestra raza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
1TSSSTSSSlSGSE

FL Principe de Gales, un prineipIto
azuI que saIio de su RENO a yer nun
do y lleva mcNes y meses corrienoo tie
rras Y surcaIdo mares, antics de que
Ia vida le imponsa la triste obligation
de dedicarse a su desaereditado ofIeio
de rey, tuvo Ia humorada de asomarse
a Mexico, a su paso nor las costaS &C.
~cidentaies de nuestra RepubiIca' y
abandonando por unas cuantas horas
Ell formidable bareo de guerra que 10
ha paseado por mares propios y eS-
tranos, bajo a terra en- ell seneIiio y
; risueno puerto de Acapulco, un tran
ouilo ]ripeoneito del oceano quo al he
redero de un RENO cuyos puerfos son
eniambres y nidales de una marina
! ~rortentosa, lie ha de hater paree'do
| puertecito de ~peseadores, luear pinto
| resco, muy bueno para aumentar con
Gus paisaies las vistas del album de
viaie Y para dejarle I'm recuerdo nue.
| vo y extrano, Ell recuerdo de una tie
| IRA de trasieas Ieyendas y de curiosI-
simas ~costumbres, ~entrevIstas solo a
traves de las carieaturas y de los re-
latos exaeerados de los inmensos pc
riodieos de lon6res.
La interesante personita real sc ha
de haber prometido, s~esuramente, la
, mas asradable v exotiea de las lmpre-
| stones euando ordeno al comandante
del barco enfilar hacia ell puerto de
Acapulco. Penso que iba a yer a los
hom5res de pantalones de eampana y
de sombrero de gaucho, que pintan ei
punch" y ell passing Show al refe-
-r- hS~tcn u otto SaoHrI5 nDOrtu-
nidad de ~preseneiar una tremolina de
las que, sesun los mismos periodieos'
ocurren con regularidad m~atematIea,
q tardes y a ma1anas en- todas las
~pobIaeiones mexicanas de eieSta i'm
p~ortaneia, y que en- ell portico de eada
bungalow" Sc iba a eneontrar un Pc
rico elocuente y a cada vuelta de es-
auina una p~antera o un chinpanee mas
| o menos adaptados a Ia s~alvaje civ'll-
zacion tropical.
ell buen principle Sc ha de habcr
quedado desconeertado al yer que ei
p~aisaje resultaba completamente dis
into de I'M 10 sono. En- lusar de
los pa~ntaIones de eampana y de los
sombreros de motitas hallsria sentes
vestidos en- "panos MEMORIES, nna:ha-
chas euapas y eleSantes como las de
cuaIquier punto importante del p'a-
meta. gentlemen" correetos y, en- se-
neral. una vida eiviIizada mueho mas
cereana de la civilization europea que
de la civilization que ha transplantado
ell RENO Undo a las selvas de la In
dia v a los ardorosos arenales del Afri-
ca.
La desilusion que reeibiera Su Alte-
"a Real ha de haber sido muy srande
"iEsto es Me.ico?-se diria-ibah.i no
valia la pena de venir de tan lejos pa
"a eonocer un puerteeito igual a los que
he visto en- mil lusares .d~istintos! Has
ia ahora no he e~ncontraco nj un solo
rasso que lie de un caracter especial
a esta terra. ......'
Pero en- ell ultimo monento, cast al
volver a su barco, la cosa canb'o por
complete. 81 Principe tuve al fin ell de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
~ SECCION w
DE La RAZA

Fran valientes Como espaderos
que a marti!lazos templan Ia gloria,
elias forjaron a los ~guerreros
que con las lenguas de suS aceros.
cautan eli himno de nucstra historic.
Fran sublimes NubeS de rayo
Que en- las %entrahas lleran v~olcanes,
eran Ell robie Sin un dcsmayo:
asi Ia madre de Don Pelayo,
ast la mdrtir de los Guzmanes.
Fran prodigio de amor creyente
| que no Sc dobla. que no Sc trunc2.
Gran la Patria firme y potente
que en- la desdicha reza ferviente
| sin que por nadie Sc humble nunca
Fran Ia vida Que no sc agcta
cuando desgarra su noble entrana:
cran Ia vida que fluye y brota
V a luenes tierras que Ell mar azota
lleva la libra de nuestra EspaHa.
Fran Espana. La Espaiia fuerte
que en- 10 supreme de su delirio
lac emboscadas jamas advierte,
y halla laureles kasta en- II mrerte
con Ia grandeZa de ST martirlo.
Fran criStianas Su fe sincera
hizo robusto 10 deleznable:
;lmas de fiebre. lumbre de hoguera;
eran alondra que en otra eStera
buscan ell nido de 10 inefable.
Fran 10 augusta de 10 sencillo
con 10 diviro que nay en- 10 humane,
Y asf r~efulGcn con sacro briilo:
son ConcepcioneS para Murillo
Y DolorosaS de Alfonso cano.
Fran el genio Tue ofusca : ciega.
aEnque en- la sombra vivir PREFER,
cual Ia inSpirada 'Monja andariesa":
voz del delikukio que llora V ruega
V en- tanto ''muere porQue no muere'.
Fran humildes Y generosaS
con Ell arranque de Soberanas
que 81 joyero brindan dichosaS
a las empreSaS mas haZanosaS....
Iran %gigantes. iEran c~rist!anas!
Cristianas eran Y de sus hogares
q rudo eSpoSo Y el tierno 1ino
cristianoS fueron, Y a los altares
llevaron Sic,npre Cuzo y pesares
por ell ejemplo de su carino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24

Y Sc dice que Ia prohibition du-ari pa
! RI siemrre. Pero no hay one afliEirse.
La Union Mail Order Co. AIS National
Ave. Milwaukee. Wis. esta vendiendo ex-
tracto- con el cnal puede listed obteuer
/ aigunoS SaloneS de maEnificas y agrada-
bles bebidas.
listed puede tomar algo en- n mahana.
deSpues del trabajo, 4 "a bora de IA CO.
miGa, Y en- sus dias de campo o reunio-
mes. y estaS bebiGas son tan buenas que
cuando listed las haya probado una eez.
| cuando I'd. las haya probado una vez, sin
duda aiGuna deSeara mas. EStan garantiza
daS que i daran compieta satisfaction:
I'm paquete de este eNtracto Sera suficiente
Para 3 Galones de magnificas bcbidaS y Su
coSto es solamen;e de Sl.eS Recuerde
que solo de esta Compania pod-a listed
obtener el eStracto nsceSacio para hacer
| 5 galores. No Sc necesita que env;e Us
ted dinero ~ade!antado. Todo 10 que ne
costa hacer Is. cortar este aviso Y en-
viarlo junto con su nombre y direction.
Sc Le enyiaSa a listed este ~extracto a
vuelts de eorrco. y cuando listed 10 re-
chs pagara sl.9S pog el e1t-aeto y zoe.
! mas por los gastos de eraba-que. 81 real
mente Guiere listed alSo bueno Para be-
Der, le sagerimos cue mande 81 or6ca in
mediatamente y no divide pone- 81 nom
bre y direction con claridad.
UNION NAIL ORDER CO.
DEPT. 277.
AS National ave. Milwaukee. WIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24


Para esaS madreS que, en- Ia caSona,
vivir quisieron vida modesto:
y nj lograron una corona
nj las canciones cue altiva ertona
Il los caudillos de magma Costa.
Para las almaS de luz y amores,
siempre piadosas, siempre divinas.
cue en- torno suyo sembraron flores
Y a las angustias y a los dolores ,
guitar supieron hieles y espinas..
Para esas damas, que son Ia gloria
de cuantas Glorias guarda Ell linaje.
tengan los pechos una memorial,
V entire los timbres de nuestra Historic
halle su nombre digno homemade.
. &. .. =. . -. -. =. -. - - .. : .
Patria: 81 enferma vivien6o mueres
81 tn prestigio sufre ameGaza,
81 arrepentida s~alvarte quieres..
is:sue el ejemplo de esas mujeres.
de los modelos de nueStra raza!
M. r. BLANCO-BELMONTE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
FL @ DE PAVlA
-(Antes del baile)-

Vistio el arnes magnifico. Reia....
mirose en- ell espejo veneciano
Y acarici6-con ademan galano-
81 barba en- punta, el Duque de Pavia,
Realz6 Ia COLA ell rostro distinSuido.
junto a las candilejas del retrete,
V qued5 en- ell blas0n del ~corselete
un topacio gigantic, ~suspendido.
Elmo estilete de brunida plata
y bolSin de chaquiras escarlata
colgaron del arci6n de la cintura,
Y ell los labios del .Duque aven:urero,
IA rosa mas fragante del otero,
pareci5 derretirse de h~lancura....
Rodrigo GAMlO.