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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
UPHOLDS MAIDSTONE AID
Doctors Advertisement Ruled Not
Unprofcssional Uy Wo,io.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 26.--Ad-
vertisement by physician that he
mas Il mad stone for the treatment
OF hydrophobia Is not unprofesslonnl
conduct, X. IL. Wood, assistant ut
.torney general, held in an opinion
sent today to DIR. j, NJ, Byruin of
Shawnee, secretary OF the state board
of medical examiners.
Complaint against such an adver-
tisement was made to Doctor Byrum
by n physician at Wcthorford. So
long as the advertisement does not
recommend tie stone as efficient to
cure hydrophobia or offer induce
ments for its use, he cannot be pre-
vented by the board from practicing,
Wood said,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
Damages Are Sought.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 16.-Mrs.
NJ. y. Hughes OF this city today
filed suit for s37,14O against tho
Oklahoma Railway company and
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad as result OF injuries which,
she alleges. she received April s
when a street car collided with n
string Of box cars at crossing. She
alleges her life has been shortened
by reason OF injuries sustained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

Sec. ?. That the assessments Norehy
toned lots and parcels Of land shall bear
interest at the rate OF seven per centum
per annum, and both principal and inter
est are hereby declared to be debt
against the owners OF the land, and a lien
upon such lots and parcels OF land prior
70 all other liens, except the lien Tor
state, county and city taxes, from this
date, and the same shall he enforced and
collected as other taxes in the city OF
FulsN, Oklahoma, are enforced and col,
lected and may be recovered and the lion
lngs
Sec, 3. That the assessments hereby
levied against the above described lots.
tracts Of land and other property litbls
10 assessment, shall be payable in ten tl0l
annual instalments the first installmenL
with interest 20 that date on the whole
assessment shall be payable upon the lst
days Of September, 1920, and one INSTALL
ment thereof with interest on tho whole
amount remaining unpaid to that date
shall be payable on the LIST day OF Septein-
ber of each Of the years, 1921 70 1893. con-
secuuvcly, both inclusive, and the Mayor
and City Auditor are hereby authorized
directed and ordered 10 issue and deliver
to the contractor assignahle and nego..
TABLE tax bills for said assessments ana
Interest as herein provided, with INSTALL
ment coupons thereto attached, for the
amounts maturing each year sall
amounts TO become due and payable at mo
office Of the Commissioner of Finance
and Revenue of said city OF Tulsa, okla
hama, on the LIST day Of September, each
and said ia Nhills shall be dated the date
II the passage OF this ordluai<e, ana
ihare is levied and assessed against SAID
property. such an amount as shall be
nee cssaTy 60 pay reasonable attorney
fees, the same are herelnatteI
described and specified, whore there shall
have been default In the payment OF sali
tax bills or any of them, and attorney
lees have been incurred in the making OF
ne collection; or any part thereof u
ether with the costs and reasonable et<
Nrn7cs Of collection, Default In the pay.
lrnt nt any installmcnt, or any part
hereof, with interest thereon, may at the
Vtion uf the holder ~ the tax bills ma
urc all installmcnts thereof, Tor all EF-
poses, provided that written notice VI ths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
Etfsh Ntc.t,.. n.cs

EI4DORADO, Ark, june l6.---Miss
Margaret Ramsey OF Camden, Ark,
died at a local hospital late this
afternoon from the effects OF burns
received In an explosion OF natural
gas near here Sunday. She was the
fifth person to die from injuries re-
natved In the explosion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

Meade Dutt, pastor ~ the First
Christian church. Rev Hugh \.
Croswell, assistant pastor uf the First
Presbyterian church, Richard He'll
bron, educational director Of the
First Christian church. II. j. NJ.
Gordon, president OF Kendall col
loge. will conduct quiet hour ser
vice this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
SILK Dealers Held.

MUSK OGEE, okla, June 16.--
Johnson and Henry Christopher OF
Muskogee are being held for investi-
cation in the county Jail at Clare
more, following the receiving OF silk
shipments at lnoia, Okla. They were
arrested by the sheriff Of Rogers
gpuutv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
BUILD BRIDGE AT FREEDOM
Contract Let for Concrete Fridge
i,20S Feet Long Across Cimmaron

h} Ihc AHhurlplvd lrCss
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 10
Contract for bridge costing sl3S,-
600 across the Cimmaron river near
Freedom. was let today to tho Board
man company Of oklahoma City by
The state highway department.
honey for the bridge will be provid-
ed partly hy the federal aid.
Tho bridge Will be 1,2SO feet long
and support a roadway is feet wide
II VIII consist of 40 spans and will
l." built of reinforced concrete. The
contract calls FOR completion within
400 working days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
WOMAN TO SECOND PALMER
Little Rock Woman To Speak In BE-
half Of Attorney General nt Frisco

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June l6.--It
was announced here that Mrs. TT.
CONAN of Little Rock, one OF the
Arkansas dclegatcs-at-l large to the
democratic national convention, has
been chosen to address the Convcu-
tion sccordlng the nomination Of At
torney General Palmer for thc pres
idcntial nomination. Mrs Gotham is
president OF the Arkansas league of
women voters, and mas been In
charge OF the Palmer western head
quarters for women I'm Chicago.
A collapsiblc flag pole made in
sections that can be inserted within
nnc another Is a Minnesota inven-
tors idea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
.ENDEAVORS MEET
IN CAPITAL NEXT
1921 Convention Of Union
Goes to Oklahoma City
After Hot Fight.

MUSKOGEE. June 16.-Okla-
homa city landed the 1921 conven
tion of the State Christian En-
deavor union after n spirited fight
with Fonca city. The state council
voted . to for the capital after
u session that lasted over -four
hours. during which both sides pre-
sented strong arguments. Lack OF
rail facilities lost for ponca city.
Nearly 400 delegates and 200
juniors have registered for the CON
vcntion which is to close it's gen
eral session Thursday. A picnic and
sightseeing trip are being arranged
for Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

over 1900 Christian Endcavorcrs
are attending the annual state con
vention In Muskogoe. according TO
Miss Helen Paul. president OF the
Tulsa district union, who returned
yesterday This attendance greatly
exceeds that OF any previous con-
vention.
Tulsa delegates number about 80,
Miss Paul said. The gold seal and
three banners offered by the state
organization for efficiency in inter
mediate endeayor work were all
won by tho intermediate cndeavor
society or the First Christian church
OF this city. oklahoma City won
the 1921 convention.
Tulsans who have participated in
the convention program are Miss
Emma McClarcn, state president.
Miss Vcleda Hocbcl, recreation sec
retary of the Y, w. G, A.; Rev
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Opt {r'rtp'tinpp News icrN ce
VA. .t,DIu% March Don't
write ",uuir truly. Maui'e Homes
or ,,'r ballot after yeu have
marked n.
An,r ,ou have dropped 70 into
the tnlri l",. don't ASA for II Nd,'
suddenly remembering that you
voted for that awful Nj Smith.
when you meant 10 vote for that
nice Alfred Knox.
Don't complain because the vot-
Ing booth isn't nttei with a mirror
OF htirBns or ANYTHING and there
isr't oven chair To ~ on
Don't oaii to hubby or father IN
the next booth to ask whether YOU
. should vote for all the presidential
candidates or Just two. II, not al
lowed and you can't tell how rude
~ those election officials may act.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
DON'T WRITE "YOURS TRULY,
MAjIDIE JONES" ON YOUR
BALLOT AFTER MARKING II

Ihtse "don'is' and other things
every woman voter ought To know
viii be taught in training schools
TO be- estnbiishcd IN tho new suftrag"
states for the Enlightenment ~ those
of the fair scy ignorant - the arts
and tricks ~ the political game.
Tho schools will thc IN oyeo,.ion
shortly. Mrs Maud Wool fitk.
chairman Of the National League Of
Women Voters. announced today.
l'udrr the direction Of Mrs.
George Gelhotn ~ ~. Louis. poli,-
ioully experienced women from tho
older suffrage states viii be- sent
out by the league TO take charge.
Later training s'houls fOr lobbyists
may hc established TO have recruits
available for the work ot getting
legislation through congress for the
protection Of worten and children.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
BISHOP BURT THINKS
BOL LSHEvISM WILL SPREAD

NEW YORK. March 7. 90 The Rev
william hurt. Methodist Episcopal
bishop At buffalo. n. Y. who arrived
from E,iropo on tho liner Cedric. de-
clarcd mefo IL great danger Of holsLe.
yism spreading into Germany.
The movement " promised for NJ
spring said Reverend Burt Soviet
agents have been very active In central
Europe all winter. There IL also pos
slbllity o, ths military party. which in
rludyr more than 80 oo0 u.rman Of
fifer-. taking hand In the govern
mrnt"
Reverend Burt. accompanied by Rev
Whllsm Shepard. bishop at Wichita.
Kan. went abroad fuf tho Methodist
Episcopal church 10 distribute 100000
for tie relief Of central Europe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
|ssObserue
tkdays On
Lebruary2 20
( Sets Of EN- In Leap
Year Roll.


4, A1D(lsaai Names q Skip stop
Z D06o1sy sl'ssrvers have been added
6it(Ao Ieep year roll sirre Saturday
4 ho1 oIUhty.rys names Of persons
J ~ city and STATE were pub.
- n The Times. Letters con-
|. .S8naS1 Ibterc ting Information
kar4 some Of The persons born on
Sheuary 30 also have been re-
|, 1Clysl.
'tNoe man called Saturday nlsht
- elaimed those lDrn on ftbru-
4 - n ere no hotter nor no worse
( - those horn on july Tor CHRIST
, - sr Arril l.
Ma and Yer, zclsler. twins u
scevs old al shawnoe, nnd IhuY
oNA Ruth craire. twins. rnd l"'h
y s,esset is." Of Rush SprIne'. we're
IN on February ~. Louis \.
PwIets. ssi West Noble a. rnre.
Wss r~rhnps the oldes, person 10 b"
lre,ndsd In the roll. iic Is 70 years
~. 49, -.
evelyn Griffith. s'i Nor'h
Cer.ysi ryoruc. was born FrHfu-
e- ~. 1876. and h'' gfFn''''h'r,
Tkowas Voro Griffin. vas also
tr-, on February -.
>smss nHi'i 10 the leap year
,sci, since Saturday nre'
Edwin lenklnf. sulphur WI
Ni,hI-. 1851 West TVeniy-s'N'h
ss.eet. =. =. Russell. Woodward
oAh.. q. ". BRYAN Foss AVN
HAYDEN. weaiherford: Nirele l,hy
Novard.. Rorowa. Mrs. Eta Nc
ystv,iu. Terumsoh Bcaif'c" airline
rsars, Yale, Austin V s'eftord,
MIils. n. NJ Il. C. CROWLEY ~ ', i''st
Hv,sre avenue, H"iy and hoh
C1plns, Hush Rprlnss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
KIDNEYS
act TOO OFTEN

n bothered with that form " kidney
trouble which causes too frcau"n, or
,Nrcssiye patHag' ~ urine, don't cs'
pcct rrlie, from medicines that are In
tended iur common kidney complaint
These remedies generally are intended
10 incregse kidney action.
LIQUID Shu Make should always br
used where the kidneys are over active
durins th. day or night. N Ia not %
rurr for Hll forms Of kidney trouble
hu' II intended for over-nctiyity Of th'
kldnrys ~ both children and adult
alike. especially for children bothered
with kidney action nj night.
ANY dtrrg's, has Liquid shu Max
70, s..en .,' ~ r'.n ip'''na ~ g.
gladly get II through hIs wholesaler for
~ (Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Cured His RUPTURE

I was badly runtured While iifting
trunk several years Ago, Doctors sali my
only hope of euro wa, an operation
Tgusss DID me 10 good. Finally l got
hold ot something that quickly Hnd COM
llcie'y cured ma. Years have passed and
the rupture hiss never returned. although
1 am doing hard work ~ carpenter.
There was no operation, no lost time, no
CIV. fui Information ~rnQut how you uay
find complete cure without operation, n
yon write 10 me. Eugene NJ Pullcr. car.
pointer l;e T. MAJ, rllus Avenue Mauas.
quHn. y J Br,ter cot out This uo,iec ant
show Il TO any others vino arc tupturtd -
yuu may save HE or at least stop the
misery % rupture and the worry ana dan
1rr ~ an operation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March i--Frost
4. Lemon. one Of this counity's most
v,es,y known circus men. Is dead here
1nAoy. q victim OF uremlc poisoning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Yes, the same age almost to the day.
Their health, financial conditions
and home surroundings are as nearly
alike as it is possible to find in two
separate homes-yet one could easily
pass for the daughter Of the other.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

"Why the great difference in their
looks, them
Watch for this space next week-it
will tell you the most interesting story
ever published-One as full Of prac-
tical ideas as the dictionary is full Of
words.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22

NORA 10, suscyiptores. Al camaiar do
rssidencia dc5-a ia-ros -aaao "A -ucva como
h antigua direction. \ I'm e a0cta- pro
,ianente = camS;o IN nucs-rcs fo-0s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
|IY LA CONSTITUTION DE 1857?

no MARTINEZ? ~ Guanaiuato. en- donde los elemen-
tos oficiales lie dieran ei triuDfc q Federico Monies?
No. no hav que decirle n los veintisiete Estados
federaIes: "VFNGAN a AYUDARME A SALvAR
Nj S~OBFRANIA'. p0roue nadia acudira a la defen-
sa. Acudiran. 81. quienes tengan motives personales
como Ortiz Rubio V Estrada: cscs, por tener com
promises anteriores con Ell erupo obreoonista no
puedcn salir de esta crisis mas Que por 81 desfiladero
erizado de una revoluci6n. Pero esos e~lernentos,
que Guizas bastcn para echar Dor terra al grupo ca.
rrancista. no bastaran para establscer una oreaniza-
ci6n firme Y coordinadora. Para este Sc r~equiere el
anoyo unanime de la oninion pdblica. el cual no Sc
obtiene 81 los revolncionarios sonorenses. no ponen
a~ulazmente la mano en- los p~robemas whales de Ia
Naci6n.
Fl prir7ero de esos nroblemas a7arace al ren,
sar en- Ia restauraci6n del orden constitutional. iBa-
10 Que ley Sc van a amrarar los nuevos pronuncia-
dos? cCual es a C6digo cue reconocen como legi.
timoo IFS de 1857 o 81 dc 1917? en- Ia r~espuesta
de esta interrogation Sc va a decidir 81 Ia pugna en-
ire carrancistas V obregonistas, es una pugna de
IDEAS. O 81 Dor 10 contrario solo Sc trata de una dis
puta bastarda de ~opetitos.
Para que 81 obregonism9 Sc convierta en- ola
formidable. Sc requiorc Qre de un paso audaz, IN
pass - LiII y - dLLSNS " g -"
ratification Muchcs consideran impossible que
Oregon desconozca Ia Constitution de O~uer6taro
roroue la mayoria de los diputados constituencies
tenian color cbregonista. Pero sin esa rectificaci6n,
no sera possible conquistar Ia confianza del pals.
Fl politico de 1917 tiene que ceder en- su orgu-
10: Y, puesto qua solicita q apOyo d. Ia Nacion. debe
ofrecer a esta 81 establishments de las i~nStitucio-
hes. Nientras Obrer6n fu6 p~artidario de Den We
MUSTANG. Y estuvo sclidarizado con e.. era l6Gico
Que dsfendiese 81 "orden constitucional': zero como
csc "orden" Sc ha roto, como Ia succession ~pacifica
del Doder no va a ser possible. como en- r~ealidad, el
pronuncianoiento lleva imnlicita la rect;ficacidn. re-
sulta absurdo seguir proclamando fidelidad al dispa-
rate &c Qusrttaro. La revoluci6n de Sonora esta
lic;endo: "Carranza es malo desde Que ordeno a Die
guez que invadiera el Estado." Hay necccidad de
Que Sc ponEa a Ia a!tura del mom=nto Y dira. Ca
rranza es malo desde Ell ) de Fcbrcro de 1917"
81 no dan csc paso las autoridadss sonoren-
Scs, estan condenadas al fracaso. Pcdran scguir
ob;enienGo exito; pero a la bora de RECONSTRUCT, nada
podr&n hacer sin m prcgrana serio de restauraci6n
constitutional.
San Antonio. :Abril 20 de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22

Mientras Ia lucha entire las autoridades de So
nora Y el gobierno carrancista Olamemosle asl,
convencionalmente turo IN Csracter local, Ia de-
fensa de Ia scberania del Estado fue la mejor de las
banderas; pero dssde 81 instante en- que ei lncen-
do ha cundidc tarHbi6n per Michoacan. Zacatecas
V Chihuahua, Sc impone Ia necesidad de deiar los
GAUGES proviAciaiistas para presenter a Ia Naclon
Ut programa que ~satisfaCa 2 todos los msHicanOs.
La soberania del Estado cs una question nm
~Dortante. nero de car&cter local. Cleric, que cual-
ouier ultraie infcrido q una entidad fcderativa. IN
teresa q las dem&s; pero csc interes no es suficien-
te para provocar romrinlientos definitivos. Sc ne
costa. Dor 10 mismo. que las autoridadss de Sonora
Sc den cuenta de Que SO hallan en- plena rebellion
contra Carrarza Y Que 81 desean atraerse ell apoyo
de Ia R~7Diblica. deben D~resentar a esta un plan re-
generator Y Reconstruction. : no scguir bcrdando en-
derreior de uT conceptc netamentc regional.
La leg;slatura Dc Sonora ha desconocido II au-
toridad de Carranza; Ortiz Rubio 50 ha pronun-
ciado COT las fuerzas del Estado de Michoacan; Es-
trada he hecho otro tanto con los cuerDos zacatc-
caaos: Urbaleio. Sc ha pasado con IN ~regimiento de
yaouis. Ia causa rcbalde: puss bien TODD este sig
nifica una REVOLUTION que precisa definirse en- ter
minos ireouivoccs. para que Ia Reriblca no tema
clsdar enteramente q MERGED de los sableS vence-
dores.
PuAden seguirse pronun@iando ctroS iefes "ore"a'
nistas: cuizas para cuando estas h0eas So puNA-
rlsr Va han dado 81 grito De rebellion, MaYcctte'
Frriouez. etc. nero mientras no Sc fcT1nu!en los
prircirios &c In R3yoluci6n Y 5stos no sean aceptadoS
nor 81 r-eblo, IA lucha asUmir5 un car2cter preto'
riaro. de escasa trascendsncia nacional. Para Que
81 nue-o moyimiento dee honda hnella en- 81 anna
m~exicana, Sc r~eeujore garantizar QUE tras e. tr7un-
70. habr. De vcnir 81 imrerio de las institucioneS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22

Entered Is Secoud-csasS mater February
~. 1913. a. the Post OtGse n. San Anlo-
E!o. Texas, under The Act o. HarcH o
ISIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
LA DEL NUDO

guras Geterminantes de Ia Historic,
los Cesares prcclados que disPonian
a su ~antojo de subditos innumeros.
Otros por 10 contrario sc consumian
dcsatando los nudos aprctados; Gran
los libertadores.
Y me dijo ell hada sonriendo ironi-
camente:
ALI themes la vida que es n
continue succession de nudos. .Cudn-
tos Alejandros SC necesitarian dia-
riamente para e~starIa arrcglando 4
espadadas!'
Me fife con mas atencion y vi
delante de mi nudos pequcnoS, me
dianos, grandes e inmensos; nudos
que obstruian la dicha de un hogan,
audos que csclavizaban a uu pueblo,
nudos en- fin que parecian enredar
al genera humane.
Mira a aqucl maivado ma
nando csc hilo dorado que Sc a~ntoja
In simbolo de gloria: debe ser un
Yago cnsombrecicndo la e~xistencia
de un Otelo. Mira a aqucllos caba-
lleros galantes tejiendo con milloncs
de vidas ~tristcs, las telas vaporosaS
qae han de lucir sus amadas: dcben
ser cortcsanos de un rcy disipado,
que sin saberlo Preparan una r~evolu-
cion. Mira, por ultimo a aquel gil
gante que romPe con su espada nu-
dos seculares V forma nudos aucvos
que, tambicn SC ronpen en- una
,rrcrda catastrofe: debc ser un 20
naparss que este cerrando una ePo-
ca de la historic humaua.'
Y continue habldndome:
! -'Tu admiras a Alexandra por el
nude que desato en- la ciudad asidti,
ca; pero nunca tc has Puesto a CON-
siderar los nudos que como heren-
cha les dejara a los pucblos de Gre
ca y ell Oriente."
Y luego me mostro un nude colo
sal, ell nude maximo de la humani-
dad. 7 me d:jo: =
-Empezo a formarse hace miles
de amos y sigue creciendo cada dia.
Lo hicieron las injusticias y las in
trigas de tus semejantes; cada quien
puso en- el su parte de ruiadad y mi
serie, y entire todos produjeron csc
monstruoso resultado que Pesa, So
bre la humanidad como IN fardo. 7
ALI estGn enredadas las vidas de los
hombres, atadas por siempre Ell una
esclavitud reciprocal, sin que alguno
80 pueda desprender de Ice demGs.
,Se quisieron perjudicar mutuanente
y euedarcn lisados dentro del mis-
mo nude, y hoy estGn amsrrados por
una solidaridad forzosa y Sc tienen
que asuantsr los unos a los otros.".
-lY nunca va a ser possible la
comPIeta li5eracion?-prcgunte ate
rrado.
-"Fijate en- 10 gu, vas a YER
| mo coutcsta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22

Y vi avanzar sobre Ell nude a un
hombre bcllo y fuerte que emPunaba
una espada invencible. Y recorde a
Alejandyo enfrente del nude gordia-
no. Era sin dudR el mismo que pre-
sendia rcPcsir su hazana de la ciu-
dad asidtica. Y l~evanto la espada y
la dejo caer con ~arrogancia; pero ell
aeero Sc rompio, y los pedazos al
cacr en- el suelo produjeron un ruido
sordo v dcstemplado como 81 llora-
sen una gran derrota.
Luego, sc adc!aRto hacia ell nude
Otrfeo, aquel cantor cuya VOC des-
rnoronaba las montanas y hacia tor
Ger ell curse dc los rios. Azoto ell nu-
do con las cuerdas de su Ira; pero
estas que habian adormecido a los
m;smos guardianes del inferno no
2udieron deshaccr cl laberinto de las
cuerdas humans.
Despues p~resencie ell fraceso de
pensadorcs i~lustres y moralistas di-
vinos. Y tamb;cn vi estreliarse en-
frente del nude a los grandes devas
tadores dc la Historic. Nj Ia misma
tea de Alta que TODD 10 arrasaba,
pudo acabar con la MARIANA horrible
de la Humankind.
Entonccs vi a Jesucristo II
sobre Ell nude de las desgracias del
mundo. vi absorto al Redentor, tai
como 10 VIC Juan de la Isla dc Path
r1os: 'su cabeza blanca. como la ME
We; sus ojos, como llama de fuego;
sus pies, como bronco ardiendo; su
voz, como rumor de f~uentc; Y III ros-
tro, como sol en- su z~en;t.'
Y comprendi que FL ST 10 desata.
ria.
FL Salvador Sc acerco al nude y 10
beso dulcemente, ungiendo con Su
amor infinite los pecados de todos
los seres; pero advert con augusta
que el nude continuaba insacto.
Cristo 10 volvios a besar con aquei
immense amor que aplacaba las olas
de les mares y arrancaba los muertos
dc las turabas. Mas, oh desespera-
cion, ell nudo siguio ;nconmovible.
..Senti la impression de la a~sfixia.
EI ~fracaso de Cristo significaba la
condemnation universal.
Ash 10 comprerdio FL mismo y dc
sus ojos ardientes Sc desPrendio una
lGsrima. No habia en- esa gotta
de lIanto despecho de derrota nj iris
tea de vencido: la lGgrima era sola-
mente la expression de un dolor hon
disimo, I'm dolor todavia mayor que
ell que sufrio al MORN en- Ia cruz, IN
dolor infinite que eclipsaba ell dolor
undo de todos los morales.
Y la lagrima rodo por la mejilla
del Salvador y cayo como una gotta
de fuego sobrc ell nude. 7 entonces
sc ~realizo ell milagro: 10 que 40 pudie
rorihacer la fuerza material, nj Ell Arte