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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-06
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK.

Sioux City, May 6.--The bulk of
the hog sales landed within a spread
of $7.35 and $7.75.
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DYED HER SKIRT TO
MAKE CHILD A DRESS

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple any wo-
man can dye or tint her old. worn,
faded things new. Even IL she has
never dyed before, she can put a new.
rich color into shabby skirts, dresses,
waists, coats, stockings. sweaters.
coverings draperies, hangings, every.
thing. Buy Diamond Dyes-no other
kind-then perfect home dyeing is
whether the material you wish to dive
is wool or silk, or whether it is linen.
cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes
never streak, spot, fade or run. ADV t
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FORB|NCs:SELL OUT
AT BRINK HAVEN
Dispose of Their Entire Hold
ings In The Brink Haven
Oil Field

Messrs. Irving n. Forbing and Guy
j. Forbing, oil operators in the Brink
Haven field for several years, today
disposed of their entire holdings to
company, according to word from
Brink Haven.
Mr.. Guy Forbing stated to The Ban
ner this afternoon that the report was
true and that the deal had been closed
up Thursday morning.
Mr.. Forbing would not make public
the name of the company obtaining
the holdings in the Brink Haven field.
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FREDERlCKT0WN


Mr. and Mr.. Ark B. Pond of the Ho.
tel Ewers spent the weekend with
friends at New London, where they
formerly resided, Mr.. Pond having
been postmaster there.
A shower bath is being installed, in
the boys washroom at the high school
building. h.,.oi is.s
The M e. society is planning, for a
good old.fashioned revival, the OPEN
ing meeting to be held on Friday of
this, week., at which time DIST, Supt.
S. l.. Stewart, will preach. Sacrament
of tho Lords Supper will be observed
Sunday morning. Ray Mohr, singing
evangelist, will be here Sunday and
form large chorus choir for the spec
ial meetings. Everybody invited to
attend these services.
Martin Welker and family have
moved to farm near Sparta.
Harry Gibson of Toledo was called
here by the illness and death of his
grandmother, Mrs, Amelia Gibson.
Homer Levering had one of the
bones in his right wrist broken Sat
urday while cranking an auto.
John f. Fleming of Washington,
Pa, is visiting his cousins, the Miss
es Oma and Laura Ramey..
Dr. Eugene Iden and wife of ,Cleve-
land were weekend guests of w. y.
Blackford and family DR.. Iden for
merly resided here and was engaged
in practicing dentistry.
The Ohio coaches have selected Bob
Chew of this place, who gained quite
a reputation as tackle on Kenyon's
squade, on the second All-Ohio team.
Earl Zolman, wife and son Ronald,
of Ashland, and Miss Laura Brentlin-
ger of Columbus spent Thanksgiving
and the weekend in the home of l.. II.
Brentlinger. t,.
Mrs. Amelia Gibson, who died last
Saturday night, left. two sisters, Mrs.
Edward Winterbotham of Mt Vernon
and Mrs LYDIA Trahern of Cleveland
and one brother, Marion Ball of Ohio
City, instead of one, sister as publish
ed
Mr. Charles Simons of Detroit. who
was called here by the death of his
mother, was taken quite sick and is
confined to his bed Mt the home of his
brother Fred.
The last week has seen the passing
away of four of the pioneer women
of this place and vicinity, viz. Mrs
Alice Simons, Mrs. qAnna Braddock
Mrs. Sara Cunningham and Mrs
Amelia Gibson. all of whom grew
from childhood to ~ ripe old age in
this vicinity. s'e. -" H''' ~"
Walter Vail and Homer Hall 'wil
entertain about "6Vr -of stneirs yount
friends at the. fern.ssg.s, bone, west o
town.. Saturday $eYsNng Sss
Mrs. Ene Ball Brawner of Bruins
wick, Md!,?was called here by the Ill
ness and death III. her aunt, Mrs
Amelia Gibson .YERei will be remem
bered as the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Ball, formerly of this place.
Mrs Jennie Mcdonald has returned
from n visit with relatives at Shelby
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Reid of Orrille
D. Dot Trahern and wife of Sandusky
were here to attend the funeral o
Mrs. Amelia Gibson.
| Mrs. Lizzie Reyes went to Loudon
vile on Wednesday of last week t.
visit her son Roy. and family. Sh
returned home Tuesday
George Simons of Cleveland, Car
Simons and Fred Simons are here
called by the illness of their father
Charles Simons.
Group of the Ladies' Aid society
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Camp Fire Girls
Are Entertained

The Kicuwa Camp Fire Girls were
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
evening at the home Of Miss Annis
Conley, East High street The girls
were chaperoned by their leader. Miss
Huiah Phillips. After the business
meeting dancing was enjoyed and re-
freshments we're served by the host
ess. All the members OF the camp
were present.
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Mrs. Baker. was soloist at Plymouth
church last winter and will be mem
Der of the quartet and soprano SOLO
list for the vesper services this sea-
SON"
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Circle Members
Are Entertained d

Mrs. Browns circle of the NJ. =,
church met at the home OF Mrs
George Turner Wednesday afternoon
with II members and five guests IN
attendance. After very pleasant
social hour, the hostess served de-
licious two.course luncheon.
The next meeting will be held Mt
the home OF Mrs. Frank Krafft, North
Mulberry street. The time will be
announced later.
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CARD OF THANKS
PRAYER SERVICE

This evening at 1880, prayer and
praise meeting will be held at the
First Baptist church. Those, who re-
Gently confessed Christ are requested
by the pastor to be present
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Mrs. Baker Sings
In Miami Church

"PThe Banner Is in receipt of copy
of the Miami, Florida, Herald of re-
cent date, giving an account OF the
special vesper services at the Ply
mouth Congregational church of Mi
ami. The Herald says "In addition
to the organ numbers, Mrs. Ruby
Showers Baker sang two selections,
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Culp-G GOODMAN

Wedding
MIR. William Culp of Morrow county
and Miss Gladys Goodman of Bate
mantown were united IN marriage at
1880 O'Clock Thursday morning by
REV. W. II. shiefdg AZ his residence
ON North Cay 1tIeet. 9 "''' 'S''"'
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lar business session, the following
program was rendered:
Piano solo-Miss Lucille Ashbaugh.
Reading-Miss Dorothy Penn.
Piano solo-Miss Ursel Layman.
A new member was taken into the
club at this time.
The hostess served refreshments to
the following: Misses Ruth Trott, Ur-
sci Layman, Margaret Schlairet. Lu-
cille Ashbaugh, Henrietta Schlairet
and Dorothy Fem.
The next meeting OF the club will
be at the home of Miss Henrietta
Schlairet, North Sandusky street
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Circle Mo. 4
Is Entertained

Mrs. n. b. McCready delightfully."-
entertained the members of Circle No.
A OF the NJ p. church, OF which Mrs.
Conner Gilliland Is the chairman, at
her home on North Adams street,
Wednesday afternoon.
Eighteen members Of the circle
were present for the afternoon. Mrs
McCready served u delicious luncheon
to the guests.
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M. e. church, will hold an exchange
at Davis & Dague's next Saturday.
Miss Mildred Bone of Mansfield
was the guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. F. e. Bone, Thanksgiving day.
Miss June Mann entertained com.
pany of seven young ladies' at a chick.
en- dinner last Saturday, at her home,
north of town.
Mrs. Lydia Trahern of Cleveland
was called here by the death of her
sister, Mrs. Amelia Gibsonl,' s.i,ati
- Miss Fqofefiee oGrubb, teacher In the
high csehool, spent thanksgiving and
the weekeads with her parents at
YOUNGSTOWN. io Tnq1ud !arsttl .1j ;,
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. CI Huddle enter
tained at a o'clock dinner last
Tuesday.
Presbyterian Church-Dec. a. Sun.
day school 9.45. Morning worship at
II. Sermon, 1.-THE Four Horsemen
and Peace" At 7:30, the last regular
session of the school of missions. The
topic, What Is Required of Us?" Pos
sibly an additional study will follow
ON the evening Of &c. II, with lec-
ture on Sadhu Sundar Single of In.
dia. Ladies' Aid society Wednesday
at p. m Mid-week service Thurs
lay at 1880.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their help and kindness
during the death and burial OF our
dear mother. We wish to thank those
who send flowers, Rev. stockdale for
his kind words, and Mrs Dunham for
her beautiful solo, selection of the
departed, ~ would not live always; I
care not to stay" Mrs. Guy Bartlett,
Mr.. Charles Braddock
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50th Anniversary
Is Celebrated

Is Celebrated
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore s. ritkin,
East Sugar street, celebrated their
golden Wedding anniversary Wednes,
day at their home At noon turkey
dinner was served to 3S guests. The
tables were prettily arranged in yell
low chrysanthemums, smilax and can
dies.
were Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Pitkin of
Sioux City, Ia, Rev. James Best of
Westerviile, who assisted in the we'd
ding so years ago, Rev. and Mrs. w.
G. Pitkin and family OF Howe, Ind.
DR.. and Mrs. G. ID. Conard, Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Studor, Mr.. G. A. My
ers and daughters, Edith and Eleanor,
all OF Lancaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Sutton of Centerburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Weaver OF Newark, Mrs
Essie Poppeton and Miss Mabel Pop.
pleton, of Columbus
Rev. Best, in behalf of the children
presented Mr.. Pitkin with q gold
headed cane and Mrs Pitkin with II
number OF gold pieces. Mr. and Mrs.
Pitkin received number OF hand
some gifts and flowers.
During the afternoon more than 15O
friends called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Pit
kin and extended their best wishes.
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Friday. Dec. 2

The Woman's auxiliary of st.
II Paul's Episcopal church meets
M at 1880 in the parish house.
* Womehs Relief Corps meets
e at Z O'clock in G. A. r. hall.
~ Nomination of officers.
e The Beulah Cleaners, Bangs,
X will meet at 2 p. m. at the
se home of Mrs. William Under.
~ wood.
~ The Woman's Association of
q the Congregational church will d,
X meet at the church at 2:30.
81 w. F. M. s. Of the NJ. r.
* church meets in the church
se parlors at 2 p. m.
q Ladies' Aid society Of the M.
~ p. church meets in the church
Il parlors at 2:3O.
* Circle. No. 3 of the Church OF
* Christ meets at 2 p. m. with
x Mrs. George Lepley, West High
~ street.
- The losing side in the class
~ contest OF the Live Wire class =
:M of the M. p. Sunday school will
q entertain the winners at the
,Ss church at 1880 o'clock.
u II n n II II " n n Il II
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Samaritan Glass
Has Sewing

Has Sewing
The members of the Samaritan
class of the Nj. p, Sunday school held
an all-day sewing Wednesday at the
home of Mrs A. p. Taylor, West High
street Twenty-Five ladies were pres
ent during the day and spent their
time in sewing for the Christmas bas.
kets.
At noon dinner was served to the
guests by Mrs. Taylor.
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Ladies' OF Elks
Have Card Party

The Ladies' OF the Elks met We'd
nosday afternoon In the Elks club
rooms. The time was spent In play
ing euchre, eight tables being filled
After the cards. lunch was served In
the grill room to the guests.
The committee In charge of the af'
ternoon's entertainment was com
posed OF Mrs. Robert Johnston. chair
man, Mrs. J. II. Wootton. Mrs. John
Wooiison. Mrs. J. Dubinsky, Mrs. Lo'
gan Wills. Mrs. Park ID. Worley. Mrs.
Ray Burnett and Mrs. II. +, Cole.
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Circle No. I ,
Has Meeting !

The members OF Circle No. / OF the
Vine street Church Of Christ met
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. ]. Seavolt, North Sandusky
street, and spent their time in sew.
ing. Sixteen members of the circle
were present. Refreshments were
served to the guests by Mrs. Seavolt.
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LARGE CROWD Sees
BILLIARD TOURNEY
Opening Games Start AT
Olympia Billiard Hall On
Wednesday Evening

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M. 8. G. Club Is

NJ. 3. U. CIub
Entertained
Miss Bessie steInmetz OF North
Main street delightfully."- entertained
the members OF the M. p. q. cub On
Xednoadax evening. After tha. regH;
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CALENDAR
Thursday, Dec. I

Mooseheart Legion meets at /,
1880. Installation Of officers.
The Akyuapi Camp Fire Girls ,
will meet at 1880 o'clock with {,
Miss Irene Porter, Columbus
road.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
Ell JEFE DE sANIDAD, Sc QUEJA
DE LA POGO AYUDA PRESTADA
P0R Ell MUNICIPIO

Nos informaron aver en- la Oficina do
sanidad que el microbes, dia senaladO
como Dia de Limpieza en- Il distrito
No. de santurce, 81 trabajo rcalizado
no tuvo el 6xito que SO esperaba debi-
do. la poca ayuda que presto el de.
partamento de linpieza municipal que
soiamente envi6 un truck dc linn
pieza y dos carros de mulas, Gin peones
para cargarlos y como las brigadas de
la Sanidad Sc ocupaban en- extraer las
basuras inmundicias de los pstios y
sclares, no podian dedicarse ta.nbden a
llenar los carros, por 10 que una gran
parte de las basuras Quedaron amou-
tonadas en- las GALES v no pudo terlni-
narse el trabajo. No obstante, durante
las horas de Ia manana Sc sacaron al
gunas carretadas de inmundicias = ba-
suras.
Sc espera continuar el trabajo Ell
microbes de la pr6xima semana y los
subsiguientes, Is de desear que haya
ma mejor cooperation de partc de las
autoridades municipales facilitando, no
solo los carros, sino talnbi6n 81 personal
necesario para auxiliar al de la sanidad
y asf realizar un trabajo eficiente.
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100, 900 TRABAJADoRES
DE CHICAGO EN- HUELGA

CHICAGO, diciembre 8. -segln cal
culos hechos por las autoridades poll
ciacas, mas de 100000 trabajadores Sc
han declarado en- huelga con motive de
las rebajas de salaries que quieren i'm
ponerles los patronos.
Aunque la mayoria de los hulguistas
Sc mantienen en- actitud pacffca, una
parte de ellos ha promovido fuertes
disturbios en- las Gales de la ciudad,
siendo necesario la Intervention de las
fuerzas roliciacas para contener sus
desafuercs. Los trabajadores adoptaron
ante la fuerza polciaca una actitud
amenazadora, por 10 cual aquella Sc
vic en- la necesidad de hacer fuego So
bre la muchedumbre. Con motive de
esta revuelta Tesultaron cinco personas
muertas cincuenta heridas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
Los IRLANDEsEs NO
EsTAN CoNTENToS AUN

DUBLIN, diciembre g. Desde que
So eonoci6 en- esta ciudad el resultado
de Ia conferencia ceiebrada por Lloyd
George, winston curchill, Birkenhead
v Chamberlain (ingleses) con Arthur
Griffith, Barton y Collins (irIandeses)
reina muy POGO entusiasmo. FL despa-
cho que di6 conocer el resuitado de
dicha conferencia, los acuerdos en- ella
adoptados, fu6 rscibido con gran indi-
ferencia, hasta eI extreme dc que no
So ha celebrado manifestation alguna
en- sefal de algeria.
Los politicos atribuyen este fen6me-
no q que 81 pueblo irlandes descCnfia
de haber obtenido su ansiada hbertad,
tasandose en- que aun no ha sido publi-
cado oficialmente el acuerdo.
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camente, apnyado firmemente per los
miembros de la mission que Sc agrupan
junto el afrma: Pueden ustedes ma
nifestar que no apOya, no secunda, no
simpatiza con el gcbernador Reilly en-
Puerto Rico nadie que no tenga, algun
lazo politico con el, que no haya sido
impuesto ALI por 81 no persiga algun
inter6s privado bajo su qnando.. =
La comisi6n que forman Jos seiores
Jose j. Tizol, presidente provisional de
la Camara de representatives; Rafael
Cuevas zequeira, presidents de la CO
mission Judicial del senado; Alfonso
Las:ra Charriez. vicepresidentel de la
camara; Walter Mac Jones, hacenda5o
" miembro de Ia camara; Guillerma
Esteyes, ingenfero civil y excomisiopa
do del interior; Miguel Guerra, prst-
dente de la comisi6n de hacienda de la
camara Felix C6rdova Davila. Co.
misionado Residente en- Washington,
que Sc ha undo a la delegation, Sc
trss1adara a Washington rrahana, FL
senior Barcel6 proponese presantar ter
minantemente los cargos de su partilo
contra Ell gobernador Rely ante el Sc
cretario de Guerra Y ante e. preside1te
Harding. Del resultado de su misi5n,
naturalmente, NADIA puede decirnos Ell
popular politico. Mas en- el espiritu de
la mission que cncabeza Ell ilustre pre-.
sidente del senado, hay un eyidente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
RELY DEFIENDE sU ADMINS
TRACTION EN- PUERTO RICO
(De New York Times, de Die y.

WASHINGTON, diciembrs L.
E. Montgomery Rely, gobernador de
Puerto Rico, ha conference.-the con Ell
secretario Weeks a cerca de su admins
TRACTION en- Ia Isla v Sc cree que tam
bien ha tratado en- dicha conferences
de los cargos que 81 partido unionista
ha hecho contra sus actuaciones Al mis-
mo tempo que este sucedia, Ia Conf
sion de portorriquefios Heg6 la CAPT
tai para protestar contra el nucvo go
bernante ante 81 presidente Harding.
Mr.. Reilly, en- la conferencia cue sos
tuvo con Ell secretario Weeks. sugirio
la convenience de hacer alguros cam
bios constitucionales en- Puerto Rico,
sobre Ia elecci6n de la Legislature in
suIar.
Felix C6rdova Davila, Comisionado
Residente en- washington, ha ilecho pd
blico un cablegrama recibido de la Ca
mara de Comercio de San Juan, parti-
cipando Que una resoluci6n, en- la cual
Sc trataba de endosar la administra-
ci6n de Rely, ha sido derrotada por
30 contra 8.
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LA REvOLUCtON EN- GUATEMALA
NO HA CAUsADo soRPREsA
ALGUNA

WASHINGTON, diciembre g. La
noticia de que Ell presidente Herrera v
su Gabinete han sido derrocado no ha
causado sensation entire los guatemalte
cos, pues estos esperaban que la revolu
ci6n estallaria de I'M momento otro,
debido la insistencia con que el pre-
sidente Herrera pretendia que Guate-
mala formara parte de la Conferencia
Centre americana, pesar de la oposi-
ci6n hecha por el COngreso en- tai sen
tido.
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LABOR DEL OFFICIAL DE
sANIDAD DE SAN JUAN

Ell DR.. Garcia Lsscot nos inform6
aver que habia terminado la inspection
de los pueblos del distrito de San Juan
y estaba preparando sn informe para
rendirlo al Comisionado.
La primera inspection no ha tenido
mas objeto; nos dijo. Que crgauizar
las ofcinas respectivas y yer sus nece-
sidades, asi como el de couocer 2 los ins
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

Hara, aproximadamente, un mes que
los talentosos poetas don JOSS /. de Die
60 Padr6 v don Luis Pal6s Matos, publ
caron una composition muy rara en- las
columnas de s'El Imparcial's con una
nota que explicaba su nombre, su caus7
y su origen. Bautizaban de s'Diepali-
co. el nuevo poema ruramente ouona-
top6yico en- Ell que interpretation, por
medic de la palabra, un sin ntimero d
sonidos que nos ofrecen La vida y la ma
turaleEa, va en- Ia sonora vQz de Ia cam
pana; en- ell reshalar del aqua del rio; en-
81 ruido que hace el viento cI1ando pasa
desaforado entire los arboles del bosque;
en- el gorjear de los ruisencres, o en- el
ladrar de los perros.
Esta clase de poesia tnueva en- Puer-
20 Rico) di6 motive a un sin namero de
Opiniones Y concentrates, no va sola-
mente de parte de los intelectuales dc
IA isla, sinO tambien de los que no 10
SON.
Algunos califcarcn de e.locos''. los
admirados companeros; otros los Hama
ron 'atrevidos''; otros permanecieron
siienciosos, y algunos aplaudieron 81 mo-
vimiento.
Nosotros no queremos dar opinion al
guna, porque no es ese 81 I'm que nos pro-
ponemos en- este articulo; pero 81 el die
palismo es bueno es malo, ST es agra
aable no, 81 hay belleza fealdad en-
10 que Sc canta escogiendolo por instru-
mento po6tico, creemos justo intere-
Eante revelar que no han sido Pal6s
Matos v de Diego Padr6 los primercs en
hacer pOesias de esa fndole en- Puerto
Rico. Ellos 81, han tenido el grandisimo
merito de ser los primeros en- proclamar-
la como escuela, sin tenor a la censura,
3 indiferentes 10 que la crftica les pu-
diera decir; pero fu6 jose P H. Her
nandez 81 primer poeta portoriQueio gre,
sin lamar su composition de esta aqne-
LA manera, escribi6 un pcen.s de ese
g6nero; y de ESQ hace mas de M anc
Buscando entire sus muchos manuscritos
hemos encortrAto ma composition titu-
lada PRE1UDro one dice asi.
Por La verela aljofarada
comienza a xapicar cl sol
sii policr6mi:a eanlpaua.
(DO RE MI IA SOL LA sT DO.)
Por la sabana aorecida,
arcoiridica de oior,
cruza Ell arrryo repicando.
(ToN TEN TIN TAN TON TAN TIN
(ToN)
Yen una POSE AlosofaB
frailuno el martin psscador,
mira al arroyo repicar
ritmicamepte su canci6n.
Y la mafiana bohemia estira,
como de caucho, su accrde0n
y un haz de fuelles es el aira
fraguando un largo calder6n.
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EL sENADoR WATSON JUsTT- s.
rTnA SuS ACUSACIoNE.

WASHINGTON, diciembre s.-EI Sc
nador watson, quien hace POGO hizo
ante ell Congreso sensaciOnales acusa-
clones basadas en- los atropellos inca
I1fcables que Sc cometieron con algu-
nos soldados americanos en- los campos
de concentraci6n, ha pretendido justi-
fear su actitud presentando doce .saf
fdavits' en- los cuales presenta prue-
bas relacionadas con la ejecuci6n de
varios soldados. s
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HERNANDEZ, PRE-. DlEPALlCO?

Y cuando ell ceiro aletea
le dice una flor a otra nor
todo Ell secreto de la vida
en- el lenguaje del olor
vuela el pitirre pitirrea,
y en- eli frescor de sn canci6n
refresca Ell insomnia sus ojos
de alfiereado bermeIl6n
cUAU, eUAU, GUAU. cUAU, Sc oys
"a 10 lejos,
" en- el batey, CLIO, CLIO, CLIO, CLIO;
CA, CA CA, CA; QUIQUIRIQUf;
y un MU y un BE sobre Ell alcor.
Despierta la luz, y la vida
tornasclada de rnmor,
y es todo fresco Y oloroso'
v todo RE con 81 sol.
sobre el espino soledoso,
lque dice Ell padre ruisencr?
flora de peDa y de a'egria,
solloza de olvido y de amsrl
lOh, ruisefor. tu caramillo
crfeo 10 saatidc6:
para lustrarlo, exprin46 tola
Ia sangre DO su coraz6n!
IIega la t6rtola a5rulla,
y en- el dolor de su canci6n
zambulle Ell insomnia sus ojcs
asnoratados de aguij6n.
En- este poemita, como veran Pal6s Y
Fadr6, y como vera Ell lector, Herman
dez tuvo Ia misma tendencia que han
tenido ellos un ano mas tarde llevando-
les la ventaja de o. como, duiza, 81 no 10
escEibi6 con la interci6n de imponerio
como una escuela propia y original, no
hay tantas exageraciones como en- algu-
ma que otra de las obras de los citadcs
amigos, publicadas con esa tendencia, v
en- las cuales, como por ejemplo en- la
imitaci6n de la voz del violin que trata
de hacer Padr6 en- su NoCTURNo DIE
PALIcO, no Sc ajugta la imitaci6n al
sonido original.
Asi. pues, pcdemos yer en- Jose P. H.
Hernandez, un pre-diepalico; Quizas
mas: un profeta que deSde hace un afio
supo adivinar 10 que iban realizar
en- 10 future dos de los mas brillantes
poetas del parnaso portorriquefio
Para los que Sc interesan en- Ell movi-
nliento hterario de Puerto Rico. este
letalle es de verdadera importancia;
detalle que pone de manifesto la mul-
tiplicidad del temperamento poetico de
Hernandez, que sabe ser un orfebre para
urdir finos madrigales, un melanc6lico
para musitar tristes elegfas, ' un vi
sionariO para cantar las nuevas tenden
cias.
Jose A. BALsE1Ro.
Invierno de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
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