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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
COURT

z I
The United States circuit court cf'
appeals reconyened this morning ~
1890 o'clock. with the f01fawin1
Judges and officials in afterdnncess
Circuit Judges urr- s. c. rfEhxrd-
of Ashaeilie, NJ c.: Hon Marlin M.
Knapp OF Washington, II. c. Hon.
Charles A. Woods, OF Marion. s.. Cs;;
Clerk. Claude NJ. Dean, and u. 3.
Marshal John g. Saunders.
CASES ARGUED &
r, w. Bliss company, VS.. Southern
Can company, appeal from the dis
trict court at Baltimore. MARYLAND.
Further argued by Robert III. parkins
son, of Chicago, ILL.,. for the appellee,
and concluded by Arther G. Frayser,s
of New York, for the appellant, and
submitted
NJ. Sharfsin VS.. The United States Of
at Charleston, s. G. Argued by George
K. Zimmerman, Lexington, s. O.. and
Samuel Feldrnan. of Philadelphia,
Penn. for the plaintiG in error. and
by j. Waties Warning, assistant r. s.
attorney, of Charleston, s. c., for the
defendant In error, and submitted.
Samuel Feidman. of Philadelphia,
was admitted to practice In this court
Saturday being conferences day UNI
der the rules. no cases will be argued,
but the court will hold a conference
Upon tho cases argued ana remaining
undecided. c,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
.btttkee TO Be BIG BIG
SPORT AT CORNELL

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
I sIthaca. N. Y. Jan. 9.--Cornell VIII
take up boxing as an intercollegiate
sport IL the Minor Sport council APP
proves the recommendation 70 ltnAl
effect Graduate Manage homeyH
Berry will present at the first next
meeting of that body. Manager ber-
ry, who attended several important
meetings Of college athletic bodies III
New York during the holiday recess
returned to Ithaca convinced
boxing would mako q welcome anu
useful addition to the group OF IN
tercaiiogiate sports In which Corhei,
students arc Interested. ne touhu
that the general staff OF the army,
and the National Collegiate Alhtelle
association are both keeniy ln.e.ea
ed In the development OF boxing al
tha colleges and will SO report to the
Cornell council.
Boxing Is by no means a new sport
at Cornell. For a number OF years
the department Of physical education
has employer a boxing instructor and
training in boxing has been open to
ali undergraduates. Every winter
two big university meets for boxers
and wrrstiers are held. one of noyices,
the other a university championship
affair among the undergraduate
body there has been for years healthy
in the intrest OF the game but
1t Is predicted. II contests with other
colleges arc permitted much larger
number of men will engage In the
sport than ever before.
Az q matter of athletic history at
Cornell II is interesting to recall that
two decades or so ago boxing matches
provided the money to support Cor
nell track teams. Those were tho days
before the various sports were con-
solidated and maintainc3 through =
central athletic association and track
at least ha1 to go 1t ION its OWL"
In order to provide the funds to main
tain II big boxing matches were staged
during the winter. These created
wide interest and received generous
patronage and the money made from
them made 1t. possible to put out
track teams in the spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
CLOSER COOPERATION
OF MEMS BIBLE CLASSES

resolution to stimulate regular at
tendance at the Sunday schools of
Richmond by all Bible classes was
adopted at the "get-together" meeting
Of the mems Bible class of First Bap-
tist church last night. The resolution,
which was offered by DIR. j. T. Watts,
has In view a closer cooperation
among all the other mems Bible class
Of the city. Committees on member
ship and attendance were appointed
who Will look after this feature. Pledge
was taken by all present that they
would be at Sunday school at $50 A. NJ
instead of 9;45 o'clock.
Interesting talks were made las.
night by DR. p. b. Bryan, the teacher
DR.. George Mcdaniel. the pastor, and
DR. J. r. Watts.
The first Monday night in each month
will be get together" night for the
Bible class. Motion was passed To
have two banquets. two socials. two
smokers. and six business meetings
during the present year.
Officers of the class are Edgar Allen.
Jr., president: b. /. Chapman, vice.
president; w. D. Browning, second vice.
president; @. Terrell, third vice. prest-
dent; 70. l.. Davis secretary; George r.
Reynolds. treasurer: Dr.. d. b. Bryan.
teacher; and Rev Jos. r. Watts, as
sistant teacher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
-Ne1rfo5 CJsttA.
C,oha LMre-SsSL

value Of the grains 10 not far trpm
the two million mark. In addition 70
these commodities. we receive enor.
nous quantities of butter. e2Rs,
iour, lumber, and. what 10 most I'm.
usual for an inland territory, fish.
y A glance Ut the map reveals net
work of rivers and lakes. all Of which
ere more or less well stocked will,
fish. A new fishing ground d beina
developed u Buffalo Lake In the
northern part 81 the province, neat
the Alberta bofdef. II 10 estimated
that 70 date this laks has yielded ~
the neighborhood Of SOC. 900 worth
of Ash Tor the Edmonton market
slfiis fslsAstS Vse NH 81 TIE southern
lakes Tor export TO the United Statea
Another surprising item among
Saskatchewan's exports IS trees. AT
though the number sent to Us /,
small, it Is significant. a 100 acre
forest farm near Switzerland ships
millions Of trees TO farmers in the
province. and, after the home farm
ers are supplied. more treas become
available for export
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
.AMNAWAh TRIBE
|hSIA(lS OFFICERS

At the hrst Meeting Of the new year
in their rooms In Leo Camp building,
Annawan tribe. No. 80. Red Men. In
stalled theis new offtceFs for the six
lows:
Prophet, 8, J. b. wright: sachen. r.
B. Holloway. senior sagmore, r. w.
Carey; Junior saEmore. r. +. Hughes:
chief Of records, J. l. Pattison and
keeper Of wampum..J. f. Farrar.
large attendance was present at
the hrst meeting Of the new year. An
entertaining program was enjoyed by
the, msmbSFs- W.T.. Overcxsh was
master OF ceremonies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
RICHMOND ICE CORP
GOES OUT OF BUSINESS

Announcement has been made by
the Crystal Ice company that the
Richmond Tee Delivery Corporation,
which has delivered Ice manufactured
by the company for several years past,
will discontinue business on January
u.
After that date II win be necessary
for patrons of the company 10 place
orders directly for the ChrystaI Ice
company driver or telephone the COM
pany.
II has been announced also that the
company Ia building another plant on
Brook avenue, In addition to the one AT
Twentieth and Cary streets. The com
pany has been doing business in Rich
mond for thirty years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
FATHER AND SON ARE
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH

While travelling in a buggy on the
Cary Street road on his way to Rich
mond last nigh~ about Z O'Clock. r..
r. Ar/os, and his young son. OF Bon
gay. Va, were run over and seriously
though not fatally, injured by an UNI
identified automobile. The father and
son were left lying in the roadway by
the occupant OF the car. St George
Anderson, who lives near Stop 26,
Westhampton, later found the two in
an almost unconscious condition after
they had heen lying in the read for.
quite a while.
Although the police had not locat-
ed the reckless driver of the auto
mobile late last night they had very
good evidence that they thought
would lead to identity. 1t is said
that the automobile went on down the
road about 300 yards after it had
crashed into the buggy, and totally
demolished it, After the AUTOMOBILES
stopped down the road a white woman
IS said to have gotten out and walked
back to where the injured lay. Her
identity was not learned.
Upon finding the father and son In
a helpless condition in the road. Mr..
Anderson summoned assistance in
helping them into his car. He rushed
thom to the Stuart Circle hospital.
where and x-ray was made. Sur
geons last night did not know the ex-
tent of the injuries.
The boy is thought to be more Sc.
riousiy injured than his father. The
automobile is said to have passed over
his body He has injuries on the
breast and legs. The father was in
jured around the head
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
MAKES RAPID PROGRESS
ON CENSUS ENUMERATION

Richmond in the work Of compiling
data for the fourteenth decennial CEN
sus of the United states, John Fl
Rocock. who has charge OF the task
for the Third Congressional district.
announced yesterday. =
Little trouble. he said, is being en-
countered in the matter of securing
necessary information, except among
foreigners some of who, apparently
believe that 1t is being secured to land
them in Jail, or, perhaps, for depor-
tation purposes.
The law 10 very strict, requiring
every person to answer promptly and
without equivocation the questions
asked by the enumerators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
|c|IY TEh-P|N TITLE
SEEMS TO Be At STAKE

Ths city tenpin doubles title will be
at stake this afternoon when Mike"
Deasy and High Geer will attempt
to wrest 1t from the present city cham
pions. Whit Whitman and his son, Ray.
The first three games will be bowled
at the Palace alleys 1T r. NJ. and at
p. N, the f1nAl three will be rolled
since they gained the title. have been
flooded by challenges and will start
the process OF elimination by taking on
their strongest opponents.
Jaaisr League Results.
Ia the Junior Tenpin league last
night the pace-setting White Sox con-
tinued their winning streak by taking
the long end of the series from the
Giants.
The Giants got away .strong and
easily took the first game by outciass-
ing their opponents by an even 100
pins. The White Sex took the second
by forty-three pins and the final COM
test. which proved to be a battle. by
4 three-pia margin.
Carleton was high man for the los
ers getting 526 for his three games
For the winners Tyson, who on pre-
vious occasions had adorned the bench
shot the high three-game total of the
evening, sac, and he also had tho best
individual game, pounding the naples
for ais in his second game.
Wyatt. strong man Of the White Sox,
was on-color in the flrst two games
getting tho mediocre scores of ia and
las. but In his last game he bowled
normally. Two new men, Snow and
Curnett- made the initial appearance in
the Giants lineup. The following Is
the score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
TO LEAD SING
At COMMUNITY DANCE

Under the auspices OF the Richmond
War Camp Community service, a
dance will be given tonight in the
Army and Navy Community club, Bel
videre and Main streets. at o'clock.
Admission to the dance will be by
card only. These cards have been is
sued in large numbers by the accedited
chaperons of the War Camp Commun-
!ty service and staff workers
Tho dance will be under the d.
rection OF Miss e. II. Krantx ind
Helen Hardness, who are in charge OF
the recreational activities of the or
ganizatinn. ------- --
During the evening. refreshments
will be served and Ed. +. Shumway
win lead the dancers in sing" d~r-
ing several of the dance numbers.
Music for the dancing Will be furn-
ished by jazz orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
MAJOR W. A. GILL rs
COMMANDING OFFICER

Major w. A. Gill. of Richmond.
under an order issued from the office
OF the adjutant- generai, becomes
commanding officer OF the provisional
regiment, Virginia infantry. composed
OF six infantry companies. one ma
chine gun company. and another in
fantry company to be mustered in at
Suffolk.
Three complete regiments have
heen authorized for Virginia and
these commands are In process of or
ganization at various points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
IL. MORRIS ELECTED
SAVINGS BANK PRES,

Officers elected at the annual meet
ing ofSthe Savings bank of Richmond
were as follows: L. z. Morris, presi-
dent; F. Sitterding, vice-president:
James M. Ball. vice-president and
cashier and George w, Watt, assistant
cashier. Director elected were:
James NJ. Ball, w. NJ. Cease, George
l.. Christian. John w Gordon, B. NJ.
Gwathmey. Thomas l.. Moore. L. z.
Morris Stuart Mcclure, A. W. Pat
terson. F. Sitterding, Ashton Starke,
H.fSeldon Taylor, Granville G. val
entine. William Fl. Zimmermann
During 1919 the bank increased its
capital to 100000. according to re-
port of business. The total surplus is
$500, 900. Extraordinary strides were
noted in the banks business last
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
BOARD FAILS TO MEET.
NO QUORUM PRESENT

Because Of the failure to secure a
quorum, the committee of the state
hoard OF agriculture. called by Chair
man Berkeley %. Adams to meet yes
terday for consideration Of measures
to be introduced in the Legislature this
month, took no action and adjourned.
The regular meeting will be held In the
near future and IL 10 expected that
business to have been transacted yes
terday will be taken up then.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
Many =. Giri.' Rest Rooms.

Many young women of the business
district are taking advantage Of the
rest rooms opened at 1ol3 East Main
street by the Y. w. c. A. These rooms
which occupy the second and third
floors of that building. are in charge
of Mrs. A. Fl. Fitzgerald. The rooms
are very attractive. being furnished
with Wicker furniture, and the win
dows shaded with cretonne. The rest
rooms are a fine feature and are being
thoroughly enjoyed by the many young
women working in the banks and Of
fees on Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
WINTER GOLF LEAGUE
GATHERS At P|NtHURS1

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Pinehurst, n. c., Jan. s.-The
winter golf league of advertising in
terests has been arriving at Pinehurse
all week on the instalment plan and
specioi train with bring In ever a
hundred members and d car
Dad OF prizes tomorrow.
A best ball handicap foursome Ia
scheduled for Saturday. The annual
tournament begins on Monday. the
men qualifying in division OF thirty
two and the women qualifying in
Fights
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10

would give the province Of the
Rapid River" credit for the products
It ships into the United States year
by year,
With y populxticn sof shout YthFsc
persons to each of its 251 600 square
miles, Saskatchewan is able to raise
suiiicient products on its rich prairie
acres TO export millions Of dollars
worth to the United States.
Naturally, live stock and grains
make up The bulk Of the aggregate.
Live cattle and meats sent us are
worth in the neighboshnod Of three
mullohs Of dollars annually and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
!
on CITY LICENCES

Members of the finance committee
and officials OF the city government
met last night to consider the matter
of fixing licenses for the year.
Those present at the meeting were
Colonel Barton II. Grundy. chairman
of the committees; Clarence Seaton,
vice-chairman: Fred II. Powell. Car
ter G. Jones and r. Gray Haddon, OF
the council. and Colonel George
Wayne Anderson, assistant city at
torney, Commissioner OF Revenue
Treshon and Comptroller Golfer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
MAYOR WORKS OVERTIME
ON TENTATIVE BUDGET

Mayor Ainslie said yesterday he will
work with might and main to be able
to Transmit his tentative budget to
the board Of aldermen at their regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday night. Prac-
ticaliy everybody has been heard
from relative to estimated needs for
next year and the principal task con-
fronting the mayor now is to get all
these in shape for transmission to
council.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10

The following Richmond boys in the
United States have recently received
promotions, according to inform ton
received yesterday by Lieutenant-Com :
u1Rnder Hoogewerff. commander Of tho
local naval recruiting station Charles
He-.ry Bruss. sea West Broad street,
ns@ serving on tho North Bakota, pro-
NOTED to seaman. second class; George
r. Voilmer,. 1855 Bernard avenue, pro-
NOTED to shfpftter. second class; Melvin
Reynolds, 1899 West Broad street pre-
NOTED to ships cook, fourth class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
VETERINARY MEETING
CLOSES WITH BANQUET

The annual conference Of the vir-
ginia Veterinary Medical Association
closed yesterday afternoon with a
banquet 1t Murphy's hotel. at which
addresses were delivered by Governor
Davis, Attorney-General Saunders.
Second Auditor Roosevelt Page and
State Veterinarian J.. G.. Ferncyhough.
During the morning session various
techniear subjects psrtaining 10 tho
profession we're discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10

AS result of falling from a ium-
Der pile near Bellevue school, where
he Is student, Joe O'Loney, thirteen
years old, ia suffering In Bellevue
school with an injured hip. His home
Is at 74o4 IL East Main street. Doc
tors stated last night that the boys
injuries will not prove to DO fatal, al
though they are severe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
Scnt to Grand Jury,

Buster Yarbrough and Melvin Bray.
coiored, were yesterday sent on to
the grand Jury by Mag1trate III. s.
Sunday In the Henrico court They
are charged with breaking into a
car on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad at Acca.
Va, and stealing women'S undergar-
mentx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
PLANS TO LAY CABLE
AMERICA TO SWEDEN

Berlin. Jan. s.--Plans are under way,
1t was reported here today. for the
laying of direct cable from America
to Sweden. The purpose IL, according
to the Berlin press. ito make American
TRADE independent of1 Enxisut. 3.1 Z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
VfRGIhIthSS TAKE
SCALP OF TRAGLEs

The virginians won easely from the
Tragles last night on the Palace alleys.
taking all three games by 104 pins
Captain Austin led the attack, rolling
3-100 scores with an average of 104a
Thompson rolled high for the losers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
Green. Alias Ford. Arrested.

Detective Sergeant Bertucci yes-
terday arrested g. e. Green. alias J.
E. Ford, on the charge of stealing an
overcoat from NJ. Lieberman. 1904
East Main street. Justice Crutchfeld
will give him a hearing today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
GkQntR.
FINED for Parking Violation.

Because he parked an automobile
on the South side of Main street In
front OF the Mutual building longer
than an hour. r. b. Augustine was
fined 50 in police court yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
DelIinxer Gets Continu.ncc.

Continuance in police court yester-
day, was granted L. l. Dellinger,
charged with theft OF an automobile.
until January a.. The car is said
to be the property of T. B. Scott
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-10
COURT GIVES HIM THREE
~--i----~.s YEARS F0A STEALING MCI.E

A term Of three years in the peniten-
tiary was given William Hopkins. col
ored. yesterday by Jury in. the hust-
ings court for the theft Of q mule.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Estado de Nuevo Mexico
CondAdo dc Santa as.
GIN LA C0RTE DE PRuEBAs
En- 81 asunto de IA Ultima VoIuntad
y Testamento de- l6idore Ferran,
ffnadc.
AVgSO DEL NOMBRAAlIENTO DE
EJECUTORED
Sc da atis0 p0f 81 presente que los
abaj0 firmados, fueron, en- 81 dia 6
de Abril, 1890 nombradoB sJecutorea
del estado de Isidore FofIan, finado,
por el Hon. Epimenio Romero, Juez
lde Pruebas del Condado az Santa
no. Nuevo Mexico.
Por 10 tanto, todas las personals
qte tengan reelamos en- contra de- III
clio estado estan por 81 presente no,
tteit adas de depositar los Knismos con
I'll Secretario dc C0ndado a6i Conda-
do de Santa ne, dentro de IN aho
della fecha de diolfO nombramionto
aegun rroFeid0 p0r Ia ley, D los n1is-
mos aeran desechados.
JESUSITA O. DE FERRAN
LEOPOLD0 G. FERRAN,
E5eoutores.
LIST. Pub April 2s-fast May 20.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
AVISO

ESTADO DE NURIVO MEXICO
CONDADO DE SANTA E11;
I'm LA CORTn DE F2IJNBAS
En- 81 asunto del Estad6 DO
Teresa Krick, finada: #
AVISO DE NOMBRAM1ENTO DID
ADMINISTRATORS.
Aviso SO IA ppr 81 presanfa. dc
que Ell abajo firf1ado, fu6, en- Ell 7mo
dfa dc Ahril 1890, nombrado admi.
nistrador del estado de- Teresa krick
finada, por 81 Hon. Hpimenio Rome
70, Juez de Pruebas del Condado de
Santa ne, Nueyo Mexico.
Por 10 tanto, todas las personals
que tengan reclamos en- contra de
dicho astado, quedan por Ell presents
n~otificadas de presenter los mismos
y depositarloE CON al Secretario de
Condado del Cpndado de Santa Fe,
dentro de IN ano de la fecha de d.
cho nombramiento Hagdn pr0vefdo
por II ley, 0 los mIsmos seran recha-
zados.
HENRY KRIcK
Administrations.
Isl. Publ April 16.-Lant May 9Th.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
CUENTOS, LITERATURE YVARIEDADES'


Por demas me pafece reeomendaE'
d I'd. eI comportainiHnto de mis- yas
iientes compaheros; Ell hecho glorloso
que ACADIA de tener lugar patentizo
81 brio y p0r ST solo los recOmienna.
hi ejercit0 frances Sc ha batido con
muoha bixarffa; su general en- Jsfe
Sc ha portado con torpeza en- Ell alta
que.
Las armaa nacionales, G. Ministr0,
Sc han cubierto de giorias Y por clio
felicito al Primer Magistrate de Ia Re
piblica, p0r 81 dignO conducto lde-TJd.,
en 81 concepto de que puedo afirmar
con orgullo, que hi un solo m0mentc
volvi6 Ia espalda oil enemigo Ell ejerci
to mexicano dufante la larga Iucha
que sostuv0.
mdicar6 d I'd. por fltimo, que d
mismo tempo de estar preparande
To- defensa del honor nacional, tuve IL
|necesidad de mAndhf . las brigadal
IOH0ran y Uarbajal, q batif a los nc
Ecios0s que on nnfnero considerable ~
hallaban en- Atlixc0 y MatAmorass gu
va circumstance libr6 hcaso FL enc
migo ~extranier0 90 una derrota com
pIeta y ii pedneho cnerpo de ejercitl
do orientd, do una victoria que habIil
mmoftalizado su nombre.
al rendir 81 parte de IL gloriosl
Tornado del B de este ines. hdidnto 3
expediente respective en- que constal
los p0rmenofes y aetaIles ~expresado
4 p0r los Jefes due a ella C~oncurrfefon
Libertad y Refofma. Quartet Gene
fral en- Pdebla, a 8 de Mayo de 1851
lIgnaci0 Zafae0za,--G. Ministr0 de 4
Guerra, Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
alma

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La vista del espiritn M puede Ia
liar en- ninguna parte mayores per-
thrbaciones III mas nfeblas que cd el
hombre: no puede fijarse On ningain'
ob1eto que sea mas formidable, mas
infinite.
Hay un espectaculo mas sfanda
que Ell mar; 81 cielo; hay un eapec-
fhculo mas grande que 81 clelo, 81 in
Terror del alma.
Hacer ell poema de Ia conciehcia
humana, adn cuando no fnera sine a
nfop6sito de- un solo hombre, v adn
del mas lnfimO de los hombres serfa
fundir todas las epopeyas en- una epo'
peya superior v definitfva.
La cOpciencia es 81 caos de las qul'
meras, de los apetitos ~desofdenados y
de las tentaciones: Ia hornazal de los
suenos y d~esvar1os; ell antro de las
ideas que nos a~verguenzan, ell pande
monium do los sofismas, ell campo dc
Ia batalla de las ~pasiones.
Penetrad en- eiertas horas Al traveE
del rostro lftido de IN ser humane
81 reflexiona, y mirad detras, mirat
On aquelIa alma. mirad en- aqnella obs
curidad.
Baio el silencio exterior. hay all
I'm combate de gigantess y como 81
Homefo, Iuchas de dragones y de hi
dras. y nubes de fantasmas como 81
Milton, espirales vi~sionarias como e.
Dante: sombrfa c0sa es por cieFto esl
infinite que todo hoTnbre 1leYa en- .
mismo,,y por 81 cual mide con deses
eraci6n las yoIiclones de su cerebr'
" los actos de So vida.
VICTOR HUGO.