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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23
Don't miss the Ed Milliman sale
Tuesday, October 5th.

Hans P. Petersen and family and
Hans P. Hansen Jr. went to Oma-
ha yesterday, to spend a few days.
They will be present at the dedica-
ton of the Fenger Memorial hos
pital and will also attend the Ak
Sar-Ben. Mr.. Hansen will also
see his relative, J, G. Christensen
OF Ardmore, South Dakota, who
came to Omaha this week with a
shipment Of stock.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23

Hereafter those wanting cream
cry butter will be able to get it at
the Parrot Il Northup Produce
Station.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23
For Sale

Six drawer Singer sewing mach
inc. Good as new. Cheap for
cash. Phone No. 173.
D. L. Freeman, republican can
didate for treasurer, l.. d. Mallo-
nee, republican candidate for coun-
ty attorney, S. G. Kerberg, an
attorney OF Audubon, and Ralph
Hawks, mayor OF Audubon, were
callers in our office Monday.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 8
SO-acre farms for town property.
7 j. O. HOWARD,
If Atlantic, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23

DR.. Lincoln Riley and wife are in
Extra visiting their son, DR.. Kirk
Riley and family. They arrived
here yesterday from their home in
Wisner, Nebraska.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23
F 0 r d S 0 II
TRADE MARK
Farm Tractor

When Henry Ford set about building the Fordson
tractor he had Thorough understanding of Just what
it should be and what it should do His early life on
the farm gave him deep insight into the daily life
of the farmer; his mechanical genius the type of
tractor needed. He began work farm tractor
thrty-fve years ago, and for than twelve years
he experimental than 1000 of land in
different kinds of SOIL with different crops.
So he built the Fordson. It is so simple that
school boy operate it. 1t is low in first cost 1t
is lowest in operating cost and Fordson parts and
Fordson service always to be had promptly from
the dealer
The Fordson is pl oftable investment 1t can be
used working day in the year 1t inexpen-
sive power plant that will Tighten your farm work 1t
has proven its worth han one hundred thou
sand farms not only in operating implements in the
fields but in belt and pulley work And it doesn't eat
when idle.
Don't delay ordering your Fordson tractor. The
demand is greater than the supply.
Christensen & Hunt
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23

Watch for the Ed Milliman sale,
Tuesday, October 9Th.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23

LOST: Somewhere between Ex-
ira and the Frank Dimick farm,
Goodrich tire with casing, 30x322.
Finder please notify Frank Goeser
at the Small store. adv
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-10

Of his big spectacular productions Mr.,
Griffith turns from the smoke OF BAT.
tie in Hearts Of the World, 10 this
highly colorful spiendor Of the days
OF Babylon-the dancing girls, the
bacchanalian feasts, the walls three
hundred feet high, the sensational
chariot races Ishtar's temple, the
great halls more than mile in length
the gigantic alabaster statues, and the
Vari- co1ored lights that play and
glow upon the fountains singing with
wine. :;
In accord with his. former policy,
Mr.. Griffith has assembled for "The
Fail of Babylon" a distinguished COM
pany OF players, among the princi:
pals, Constance -Talmadge, Mildred
Harris, Elmo Lincoln and others
whose names have become established
with the higher grade Of motion pic.
lures. Beginning tomorrow the Grand
shows the picture three days.
Repeat, Dixie Feature. >.
. A resrup is the Dixie offering today,
1.-THE Wayof Woman" is the title.
e 70. POP. :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-10

OF vigorous. red FLOODED stories Of the
great NortliEsst IN the matter Of
presentation this picture Is crude anu
unfinished IN many OF its episodes. ii
has to literally fight its way against
many drawbacks. one Of which IS that
this particular type OF thing has been
seen SO many times previously. 1t
docs succeed in gaining and holding
the interest largely because of the
good work Of several OF the princi-
pals and the fact that the story has a
certain cumulative strength. The epi !
sodes of the final reel are unusual,
some OF them are brutal in the .ex-
IRENE, but the suspense Is excellent.
The release is one that will undoubt:
eddy go well with indiscriminattug
spectssEs, who put forceful, meloz
dramatic action ahead OF other quail
ties in a story.
"The Fall Of .Baby ZION Tomorrow.
THE Fall. Of Babylon" IS the latest
addition TO the d. W. Griffith cycle OF
super=spee tacles that found It's fore
runners Id 1.-THE Birth Of Nation"
and Intolerance" 10: this most recent
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-10

A;ppcdrome. Gushing and Walter
The Screen.
Selso1. THE Invisible Bond
Dixie. s........ The Way OF a Woman
Princess. The Devils Trail
~ 7E had rather expected some
nv thing new from the Gushing
.fHY and Walter company, but It
seems that tabs in Florida are Just
about the same as in West Virginia,
end we were treated to bill that we
almost knew the lines Of ourselves.
Treated" is a good word, though, at
that for these folks put the old bill
oyer IN a way that was quite enter
tanning. A neat looking chap with
plenty Of pep and a good singer and
dancer was doing straight while the
comedy was wonderfully well taken
care of by an absolute stranger to US.
He. used some old stuff, had several
new. lines, and just naturally had
way about him that took with the
audience and raey warmed up un.
usually, for Hip audiences are OF the
iceberg type. None but the blind could
regain from watching and waiting for
that honest-to goodness beauty Choir
ussafter they had once seen, II. The
ladies are even in size pretty OF face
and figure and all dance and sing with
q snap and unity that makes their
work as much of a feature as that OF
the comic. Dressed in stunning ward
robe, II, they do not appeal to you. 1t
Isl o sure sign that you have reached
The period designated by. pr. osler as
the proper one for the chloroform
route. In other words, shuttle off,
you're a dead one.
One Nan, Two Women.
a domestic triangle story is. at, Mel
sons today with Irene Castle featured.
While the story offers nothing new or
startlingly' original 1t nevertheless IN
folds sympathetically amid aristo-
cratic surroundings and can be called
q high-grade picture of considerable
charm. The main fault lies in the
weakness OF the character of the hus.
band whose departure from the path
of duty, is much too forced and I'M
natural to hold the ring of truth.
These first scenes are the clumsiest
o. the showing, but later scenes are
truly beautiful and played In the right
tempo by the excellent cast.
Vigorous North West Story.
The five-reel World Picture, 1.-THE
Devils Trail" at the Princess, adds
Ignother to the constantly growing list
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-10
SCIATIC r AIMS
QUICKLY RELIEVED

Keep Sioan's, the Worlds Lini-
/ tnent handy TO allay aches
Z THoUSANbS d, men and women,
when the least little rheumatic
"crieki' assails them; have Sloan;s
Lihimenti handy to knock Il out.
Popular a third Of a century ago - far
more popular today.
That's because It, IS so wonderfully
helpful IN relieving all external aches
and pains - sciatica, ,1umbago. neural.
gia, oyerstrained muscles, stiff joints,
weather exposure results A little IS
all that IS necessary, for It soon bsHs-
rates frfthe:t rlbbfsk tosthe sore spot.
Leaves no nluss. stained skin, clogged
pores. a bottle today is wise pre-
caution. Keep it handy.
All druggists 3se.. Zoe. $1:4o.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-10
I'M TIE
FRONT ROW I
HEApLlNERe ToNIohT.

~ ~ The stage.
A;Tpcdrome. ;. -. Gushing and Walter
The Screen.
Selsoa The Invisible Bond
Dixie. .s........ The Way OF a Woman
Princess. THE Devils Trail
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
NEVADA CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
To be Voted on at the General Election,
November z, 1920.

FfF!!fiTIIIIIIIIII1IlEI,s

No. l7--Assembly Joint Resolution, rela-
tive to amending section four of article six
of the constitution of the State Of Nevada.
Resolved by he Assembly, the Senate con-
CURING, That section four of article six
of the constitution OF the State of Nevada be
amended SO as to read as follows:
Section 4. The supreme court shall have
appellate jurisdiction in all cases in equity;
also in all cases at law in which is involved
the title, or the right of possession to, or the
possession OF, real estate or mining claims.
or the legality of any tax, iinpost, assessment,
toll or municipal fine or in which the demand
Exclusive OF interest) or the value of the
property in controversy, exceeds three hundred
dollars; also in all other civil cases not in
cluded in the general subdivision OF law and
equity and also questions of law alone in
all criminal cases in which the oifense charged
is within the original jurisdiction of the dis
trict courts. The court shall also have power
to issue writs OF mandamus, certiorar pro-
hibition, quo warranto, and habeas corpus,
and also all writs necessary OF proper to the
complete exercise Of its appellate jurisdiction.
Each of the justices shall have power to issue
WritS OF haDeas corpus 10 any pdrt oI the
state, upon petition by, or on behalf Of
any person held in actual custody, and may
make such wrts returnable, before himself or
the supreme court, or before any district
court in the state or before any judge OF
said courts
In case of the disability or disqualification,
for any cause, of the chief justice either OF
the associate justices of the supreme court, or
any two of them, the governor is authorized
and empowered to designate amy district judge
or judges to sit in the place places of such
disqualified or disabled justice justices, and
said judge or judges designated shall re-
ceive their actual expense of travel and other
wise while sitting in said court.
First publication September 20, 1920
last public alton, Ocr 20, 1920.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
The "Ssvan Sisspsrs.r

Thsee were the heroes Of an ancien
legend. 1t Is supposed that during TIT
persecution Of the Christians about 25i
A. d.. these seven Christian brother.
OF Ephesus took refuge in a cave. T!leil
retreat was discovered and the mouth
Of the cave walled up. Two hundred
years later the cave was accidentally
opened and the men emerged, having
slept through centuries as though they
were but a single night. They found
the Christian religion accepted in the
city where they were honored and fetcd
and where all Of them died Oh the same
day,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
Sign and mail your replies to this paper
II All Depends.

"Smith must have bought a car"
remarked Jones. what makes ycH
think that:" asked Brown. HE used
TO talk about the blank-blank auto
mobiles" replied Jones, "hut now no
is talking about blank.blank jaywalk-
Enquirer.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
Japan Taught by China.

The arts OF printing and writing
we're introduced into Japan froW Chins
I'm the year 2S4. In c13 the Emperor
Temmu directed the publication ct the
first japanese books, "kejjiki," or An
cient Legends.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
ICUENTO DEL Ola
CRUCE DE CAMLlNOS

eI viejo en- ell abuelo de la nina Y ella
Ell Ia nietecita que perdiera e. po-
bre caminantc. Al despertar mira
ronse u los ojos, y como en- una char
ca ~sosegada que nos cubre ell cleIo
s~oterrano. %vieron, ALI, Ell ell fondo,
sus sendos sueaos.
-Puesto que hay que viv;r, 81 nos
q~uedaramos en- esta casa. La po-
bre esta tan sola!-dijo el viejo.
ST. 81; la pobre casa. Mira
abuelo. que el pueblo es tan bonito!
Aver, ell campanario de Ia iglesia, nos
miraba muy fijo, como yendo q de-
Cir.
En- este punto naro las chile
jas. Padre nuestro que estas en-
los cieios...." Y Ia nina sigui6
Hagase tn voluntad asi en- Ia terra
como Ell cl cielo!!' Rezaron d una
voz. Y salieron de casa, y les die
ron: V~osotros, jquG sabeis hacer!
iiveamOs.
r. yicjC hacia costa, componia
nil cosas cstropeadas; sus manos
! eran aCiles; industrioso 81 ingenio.
S~entabanse al arrimo de la lum-
bre: Ia nina hacia cl fuego, y cui-
| dando de la ola lie ayudaba. Y ha-
blaban de los suyos, de Ia otra Vi
da Y de aauel otro. abuet0. Y era
! cual 81 las alm2s de los otros. tam
bien ~dcsarraigada, errantes por .as
| sendas de los c~ielos. bajasen al arTl-
mo de la lumbre del nuevo hogan.
! les miraban silenciosos, Y eran cua-
tro V no dos. o mas bien eran dos,
mas dos parejas. Iasi vivian do
Die vida: Ia una, vida del cielo, vida
le rccucrdos, Y la otra, de esperanzas
e Ia terra.
Ibanse por las tardes a Ia Iona. y
de espaldas al pueblo veian sobre ell
cielo destacarsc, ALA en- las lejaniaS,
unos alamos que dicen el canine de
Ia vida: Vo vianse c~antando,
Y asi pasaba ell tempo hasta que
un dia-unos amos mas tarde-oyo
otro canto junto 4 asa cl viejo.
Dime, Gqcien canta esa canc!on,
Maria?
-Acaso cl ruisenor de Ia alamo
No, que cs cantar de mozo.
Ella bajo los ojos.
Else canto, Maria, es el rec!amo.
TIE llama a Il al c2mino Y 4 mi q
MORN: ;Dios os bendiga, nina.
-,Abuclito iAbue ito!-y lie abra.
Zaba, cubrialc de besos, lie miraba a
los oios cual buscandose.
No. no, que aquella Sc muri6,
EI.,.;, : IT NJ fiar va DNrIarnt
No q%uiero, abuelo, que te niue
ras; viviras con nOsOtros.
-:Con nosotros me dices? iTu
abuelo? Tu abuelo. nina, sc munro;
soy otrO!
No. no: til ercs mi abuelO! No
te acuerdas cuando 20. al despertar
sola V contarte como escape de ca
sa, me dijiste: Volver&n a la vida y
a! canine? ~ v~olvieron.
-Eolvieron al canine, 81. hija
! mia, y a Gl nos llama esa c2nc!on del
mozo. tn con el, mi Maria, yo....
con ella!
Isl, contigoi Pero.... icon la
otra!
Jay. mi abuelo, mi abuelo!
|Alli te aguardo! iDlos os ben
olga, pueS, por ii he vivido!
Muriosc ~aquel,a tarde ell pobre an
ciano, ell caminante que alarg0 sus
dias: Ia nina. con los dcdos que CO.
gian flores del campo-magarzas, ella
velinas, amarolas,-le cerr6 ambOs
los ojoS, suardadores de ensuenos de
otrO murdo. bes6le en- clos. llor6, re-
20, hasta cue oyendo Ia canci0n del
canine sc fut a quicn la llamaba.
Y ell viejo fuG a la terra, a beber
bajo de ella Sus reCuerdoS.
Miguel de UNAMUNO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
COMPRAS

ENTREGADO en- rueStra oficina en- Blue
Sur St. al termiHar $. Alamo. ccrca de
Sap Depot. lc pag&rcmos $l.2j p0r cada
Juscl! de 10 libras ok buea H:a:a en- MAJOR
ca &c mcaor caiiGad. prrcio mas haIo: Si.35
nor busel No. 8. lie cOmpraremos Su mali
en- mazorca cn c]GaIqUier punto I bordc de-
fc-rocarril. Para e!imiuar dificultadeS. lc
ronpraremos su maiz en- San Antonio. Escri-
la. telegrafie O t~c.utcn=c pidiendo precIUs.
BLUE STAR ELEVATOR CO.. San AHto-
MO, Texas. Crockett t5S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S

Precio por Li55a:- Ajonjoli SOC;
AIo rueyo Soc; chile chiF0tie Sl.OO;
2a~illa ' mulato (mexicano) Sis;
lille piSado l5c; guajil!o iSc; Piquin
extra CSC; camaron !imPio los; Cola
ion 45c: %cajcta Cela!a l0c. 2jC, iOc.
I5c ' SI.59 por c~2icta: carae seca
J5c: CANELA CElLAN &c; Conf
-os 3G,: ~cacahuate tOst2do soc; CHIC
CCLATE ESPECIAL mcNicano i2c;
nicharrones sc; habas &c; queso
aRco 55c; Queso dc tuna, Il por
loo: CHOElZO es;ilo EaeNicano l6c;
emilia callbaza sec; gaTDanz0 loo;
-ALSA-MOLE Toe, Piquin vinagre
Jc: Pilonciilo de Monterrey de pura
ana, Y Glen c0sas mas. MANDA-
SOS iista general GRATIS y hace-
..os ~Gescue0t0s en- comPraS niayOreS
k S2O.O0- Los pcaidos Gehen renir
ccl ~ i.aPO-te complete. Ga-antiza-
no h ca!;1ad &c 10 que veEdemOS.
Pcd:dos = CABEZUD BROS. l4lOI:
u. Commerce St, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Casa
Que ,ru.r m-.a.uas de csyr.blr tec!ado
: auda-C." para ~v:a;ercs. h"1:brcS dc ne
~acios. etc. UN GRAN SUHllUO en- tono-
E-a:us ggu,as al ccut@Lo ; =. "yonoS. ~
Gg ra.LiuEy: Sc g E-%EG1-a C-I.i5. =. G"-
a.,-r=-. BOX 30. Laredo. Texas.
T2AJES =; ABONOS. hcchos a su MEDIA
> on cus.4uicr cst..u IA u't@d al co7,alo
Y 500 .cnlaagio. J. T.. Ramos TaI!oss /
Co.. ,C5 G1..ad s..
A Ga. FONoGRAFICA m~sNicana vendc
nor co~-co Foa6cratos Columbus, Victor )
Edison: Grscos dob.cs mex!caaos. tGbcs Ed!-
son. inStrUmcat0s b&Ios seXtUS mrSIca2os.
yrrbas. uedicinas. a~-ti-ulos UeXicanoS, etc
pi-;ia-c q u-cs;ra casa pjdicnlO ~cataloEo )
L.s:a de vrec.0s. Cia. Me&icana. l. D. Flo
res. P7x 800. FI0resville, Texas.
vENDo zapa:os del g]obierno. reparad7s Q
sin re22ra-. Dirigirse q D. S2ldaHa. -22ia
". Commerce s.. San Antonio. Texas.
A.endrmos pedidos Dor correo-
GALA%ZAS COMPUTADORAS automaa-
-: Sc vcaGca. coalpraE. camSiaa J re-
2aran. II. E Ea-E:s. sos Main Avenue.
san Antonio. Texas.
VENDO En- ABoNOS uaquiaas dc coser
Singer disercutcs %cstiios fon6graCos Co
Oliver" VENpO AL C0NTADO disco.
Ja-atRs. Glasses G-aJis dc BORDADO. Sc
HACE HEMSTITCHING 4 10 cts. yarda. !.
&c los Santos, Tel. Travis 6S5g. rs W.
Commerce St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

.-...S sV.N...-..-.NJ - 49, S.s-.T~S 1.iS!-
vIduys que III s.Qu!er2 nan :stAdo en- "a
cIuGad De Los Angeles. California. andan re-
rorricnGc ai.uncs EsIados de Ia Union Ame-
ucana. ro5anGc y c.GaHando deScaradamen"
te al puDIIco, tlrdole. a cambio &c 81 GL-
nero. uGss cuant=s ui!LoEas cue &c NADIA
les si-ven, y para cIyo fan. UoE1an incs-
bldameuls Ia HoELre y abusan &c u con-
LAMA q4e 80 ne s4bido ins2irar n puhlico
rO:I "a! tYaDaJu ser!o = Eonrado.
Como este aCto. aparte &c consltuir por
81 SOLO una grave Infraccl0n a .as Leyes
de este PAS, podrIa ceSprcst!Si3FHe ante los
ojos de las personals cue pud:eran Greer
NJ. c. Martinez, Ir aTEcSuro d pub4icIr cs-
Ia adve:tcnc!a para CHAR que e! enEzno ST.
Go ) pyUCa+, sIgs aGe42nte.
Por ORA pa-Le. como eSios
MES Z lAlPJsTORES TOAAN Nj NOM
BRE PARA ROBGk AL "a teESo
pruebas evidences on nai poder Para p-ocedef
ega!mentc Ell CONTRA dc eS-cS !nGIH!cGos SIG
:onc!enCIa.
No Geoe o;vida- el pGblico que padecc en-.
termedadeS, CUE mis- metodos de curar son
absolutamente sin medic:nss. Adcmas. al
20 llego 8 .a!;r en- .ira por los Estxdo.. eoss
que no he pensado adn. DARE POR La
PRENSA Ell AE!So CORRESPONDENCE
4 TODOS BIS FACiESTES.
Yea listed en- la .GIclon semanaEia de
La Prensa" las fotoGratiss y testimonies
&c personns que. despues dc hsb.- r-ilizsds
mis- serv!c!os, han sido beneficiadaS y ezra.
cas. Tengo en- mi poder centenarG de es.
.as so.icIte. sin niuErna oh!iEsciGn de 81
9Arte.
PROF. III. C. Martinez
Poceroso SGnador.
2O2-4-6 American Bank Building.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
RECORIELO, VALE DINERO.

No 10 pierda, rec6rtelo Y m~andenos-
10 con SOC. Y dirijalo a FOLEY and
CO, 1885 Sheffield Ave. Chicago,
H., escribiendo su nombra Y direc-
ci6n bien claros Y q vuelta de CO.
rreo recibira IN paquete de Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, para la
toS; Foley Kidney Pills para dOlor de
espalda. reconnaissance, Intermediates de
la vejiga Y rinones; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, I'm magnifico laxan-
te- (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

So G~RATIFiCARA con $1,000 4 n persona
qIe pgvporcionc iafurTes accrca del para
dr-o &C. Ia Sra. Sc.era Cardenas. dc 20 amos
dc cdaG. mrdiaua c~statuTa. acomTanada de
sus hi;os Francisco. de - amos de edad.
Maria dc - amos. y JUAN Eiizondo DE- 10
aroz: qv:cncs cn S~epGcmbrc dc 1919 So en-
contraban en- Dcwait, Texas.-Todo iniornc
sobre este asunto diri!aSc q la Srlta. Gil
ria ElizcnGo. Campo G-6.-Joshna, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

Entire dos pilares de arboles Ia ca
rretera pierdese en- e. %cielo; sestea IN
puebleci.lo junto a un charco, en- ell
que Ell sci cabrillea, Y n a!ondra,
senera trepitando en- ell aZul sere-
no., dice la vida mientras TODD Gala.
FL camirante va por donde dlcen las
sombYas de los alamos; 4 trechos para
Y mira, Y sigue .uego.
Deia Que Gree cl viento su cabeza
blanca de penas Y amos. y anega sus
recuerdos dolorosos en- Ia paZ que lie
cnvuelve.
De pronto, Ell corazon lie de- reba-
10 Y Sc detiene temblando cual 81 fue-
re ante el mistcrio final de su eX!s-
tencia. 4 sus pies, sobre ell sue!o,
al piv de un alamo y al borde de un
canine, una nina dormia IN sueno
sosegado ' dulce. Lloro un momen-
to 81 caminante, luego Sc ~arrodlilo,
dcspues scntosc. y. sin guitar suS ojoS
de los ojos cerTados dc la nina, lc Ye!O
81 sueno. ! Il sonaba entretanto.
Sonaha en orr nina como aque-
LA. cue fue q raiz de 81 vida. Y que
al morir una manana dulce de pri-
mavera lie dej6 solo en- ell hogan, Ian
zandole q crrar por los camlnos des-
arraigado.
De pronto abri6 los ojos hacia Ell
ciel0 Ia que ,dormia: los volvi5 a! ca
minante, V cual Quien habla con IN
vicjo conocido lc prcgunto: cI mi
abuelo? Y el caminante respondiO:
y nj Meta? Miraronse los ojos, y
IL nina le cont6 que, al mor!rsele su
abuclo. con quien viva so:a-en So
lcdad de compania solos,-partlo a!
azar de casa. buSc2ndo... no sab!2
QUE. mas Soledad acaso.
-Iremos j%untos; til a buscar a III
abuelo; 80, a mi nieta-le dijo e. ca
minante.
IFS que mi abuelo sc murio.-
diio Ia nina.
-Volvarin a la vida y al canine
-contest0 el vicjo.
-Entonces.. -. ivamos,
-Namos. i. hacia ~lcvantc,
No. que asi ilcgaremos a mi puc-
bio Y no quiero v%olver. ique ALI cs-
toy sola. ALI Sc el sitio en- que mi
abue!o duerme, es mejOr a. p]oniente;
TODD d"rccho.
Eel canine que traje?-eXclamo
81 viejo.-;Vo VERNE, dices? ;Desan-
dar 10 andado? cFolver 4 mis- recuer-
dos? Cara al cease? NO, ESQ nun
ca. NO, ESQ 81 que no, antes MORN
nos,
-.FucS en~toEces.... por aqui, en-
tres las flores, por los pradOs, pOr
dondc no hay canine.
Dejando aSi N carretera fuercn
campo t~raviesa. entire floriGos caEn-
poS-magarz&S, clavelinas, annapolis,
-adondc Dios Qu!siera.
Y ella mientras chupaba ~ chu-
p2mie?eS con sus labios de rosa, lie
iba contando de su abuelo como en-
sus largas veladas i~nvernicias lie ha-
bIaba de otros mundos, del Paradise.
de aquel d%iluvio, de Noe. de Cristo...
~ como era IL abue.o?
Cast como tn. algo mas alto....
pero no mucho, no tie crcaS.... vie
jo.... Y saba canciones.
Callaronse los dos. sigui6 IN ST.
lencio Y 10 rompi6 el anciano dando
p ia brisa que iba entire las flores es-
tc cantar:
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