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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
NEWPORT HIGH
BEATS ALUMNI
IN FAST GAME
Team Work of Youngsters
Too Much for Former
Stars

Before a crowd of $50 wildil
enthusiastic supporters of basket
ball the Newport high school wor
a victory in last game with the
school alumni in the school hall
Wednesday evening. The fnal
score was 45 to "a.
One of the features of the even
ing was the cheering squad of the
high school which enlivened the
affair with snappy songs and
school cheers. This was much
enjoyed by the audience. After
the game there was dancing to
Rogers chool orchestra and a
large crowd enjoyed the music.
The first half started with botn
teams staging a fast game. By
superior passing and accurate
shooting the Newport high school
forged ahead Both teams were
able to score quite heavily but the
whistle at the end of the first half
found Newport H. s.. in the lead,
% to %.
For almost two whole periods
the Alumni team nut up a Spiritcd
fight on the losing end of the
core, but evidently demonstrated
to the high school team that It is
impossible to win a basket bail
game through individual plays.
Not withstanding the quintet were
all former stars. Sam Davis wa,
the outstanding star of the game
netting seven tries from the floor
and making six out of nine
chances from the foul line.
He was the fastest player that
ha9 been played in tbs Old School
Hall thi SSeason, when carryine
the ball down the floor.
As time went on both teams
scored without changing their rel.
ative position until the last half
Of the second period The high
school guards were fighting hard
in fact, the entire team put up q
great game in breaking up the
alumni's fast offence.
Captain Addison played re-
markably steady game and "Slim"
Hill was all over the floor iust
where he was needed.
When Gardner netted ten baS-
kcts It was remarked, that was the
number he made in the Richford
game. Let US hope in the next
game against Dean, Jan. 3, he will
make it three straight.
The summary:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
CHURCH ACCEPTS
DIR. POOLE'S
RESIGNATION
Will Sever His Connection
With South Church On
January %

Following the preparatory SER
vice of the North and South
churches Wednesday evening a
business meeting was held of the
members of the South church 10
act upon the resignation of Rev.
DR.. Francis A. Poole. The
church accepted his resignation
and adopted the following resolu-
tionS:
The members of the South
Congregational church of st.
Johnsbury, VT, assembled at a
regular meeting on this 2Sth day
of December, nineteen hundred
twenty one, deem it their privil-
ege to say and record that il
has been good for them, individu-
ally and collectively, to have
known personally and a thcir
pastor for four years, Rev Dr.
Francis A. Poole. They therefore
desire to offer the following reso-
lutionS:
RESOLVED:
That in calling DR.. Poole to the
paStorate of the South church,
the Church acted wisely,-morc
wisely than it then realized.
That the high ideals establish
cd by its former pastors have been
fully maintained, and that the in
iiuence, created through wise and
powerful leadership in the past,
which haa made the South church
Il power in the community and in
the world at large, has under the
strong leadership of DR.. Poole
been ably upheld
That .he has at.alI times present
cd the Word Of God earnestly,
powerfully, effectively.
RESOLVED:
That the South Church regrets
the severing and termination of
DR.. Poole's leadership over it,
deeply approaching his untirinC
and unceaSing efforts TO strengths
en- it; TO keep all its sources Of
energy at work, not only for the
good of the Church, but for the
community and the general uplift
of humanity.
RESOLVED:
That the South Church CON
graduates DR.. Poole on his call to
a larger field of service, and also
congratulates the Church at Wey-
mouth, Mass, in selecting for its
pastor so powerful an exponent O.;
Christian ideals.
RESOLVED; !
That these resolutions be-
spread upon the records of tie
Church, and that a copy of the
anne be sent to DR.. Poole and to
the Church to which he has been
called.
DR., Poole asked TO he released
on the fourth Sunday in January,
leaving Sunday, Jan. % free and
to begin his labors in
the Old South Union church az
Weymouth, Mass, on Sunday,
Feb. 5, 1922. A committee of
three were appointed at this meet
ing, consisting of +. II. Cowles,
J. M. Perham and Mrs. Ruthy =.
Fairbanks, to arrange with the
pastor for the customary council
Of diSmission. !
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
RECOMMENDS PURCHASE
OF CEMETERIES ABROAD

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2Y-Pur-
chase at an estimated cost of
$11l,000 Of seven tracts of land in
Europe for permanent American
cemeteries was recommended to-
day by Secretary Weeks, who, in i
letter to Speaker Gillctt, asked
that Congress made an additional
S745,O00 available for improve
mcnt of the cemeteries. Secretary
Weeks estimated that the bodies
of $4,000 Americans, who died
over cas-, would not be returned 10
the United States
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
FINDS HAPPINESS
IN HUMBLER PLACES

MARION, o., Dec. 29-Presi-
dent Harding in a holiday greet
ing to Martin l.. Miller, II, oldest
employee of the Marion Star, tn .
presidents Newspaper, said that
experience has taught him there il
"even more happiness in some of
our humber pursuits than there is
in assuming responsibility in his h
places"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
ITALIAN EXCHANGE
TAKES DROP

NEW YORK. Dec. 29--Italian
exchange, already the weakest of
the Allied remittances in the local
markets, dropped 10 points to
4.24 upon the receipt of news of
the closing of the Banca de Soon
to and the declaration by the 1tal-
ian government Of a modified mo-
ratorium. Some other European
exchange reacted in sympathy.
Sena Marconi, the wireless inven-
tor is president of the board Of
directors of the bank which has
more than $50 branches in Italy
aS well as in France, Spain, Tur-
key, Brazil and in the French col
onies.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
MASS. INST. OF TECH.
WINS CHESS TOURNEY

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-By de-
f"ating New York university in
the final round of the 23rd annual
tournament of the Intercollegiate
chess league this morning the
Quartet representing the Massa-
chuaetts Institute of Technology
gained its third victory in four
matches and clinched first place
with a total of ten games won.
five lost and one postponed
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
Bishop Hughes to Lecture
In st. JOhnsbury Jan. 10

st. Johnsbury will have an on
portunity to hear a distinguished
lecturer next month when Edwin
H. Hughes, resident bishop of the
New England area of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will speak
in Grace Methodist church.
Bishop Hughes is one Of the
leading orators of the day and h
lecture, "The Biography of Bow"
has been heard by thousands. The
date of his st. JohusbuIy enga ge-
ment Is January 10.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
Waterford Farmer
In Bankruptcy

A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed Tuesday in the
Office of the clerk Of the United
States district court in Burlington
by Victor V. Lawrence Of Watel-
ford.
He gives his debts as s627.
while it is stated that his asset
amount TO s2,226. Property valu-
ed at $l.192 is claimed to be ex-
empt. His largest creditor, whose
claim is unsecured, is the Me
Loud Milling company of st.
Johnsbury, book account, 5000.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
TWO KILLED IN
RIOTS IN LISBON

LISBON, Dec. 29-Two persons
were killed and five others wound
ed today through the explosion of
bombs, which it is alleged were
being manufactured in d building
belonging to the Lisbon General
Confederation of Labor. Some ar
rests followed. The government
l.; maintaining order and the ele-
mcnts from which violence was
feared by the authorities are under
surveillance.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
NEGRO ROBBED
TIINRRIDGE

CHELSEA, Dec. 29-Robert
Ford, a negro, claiming his home
to be in Toledo, Ohio, was SEN
fenced in Orange county court to
not less than two and half nor
more than three years in the
State prison for breaking into the
store of Hugh Lyman at Tuu-
bridge last October and stealing
money and clothing.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
SHOWS INCREASE IN
DRUNKENNESS IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 29-The annu-
al report of the municipal courts
of Chicago today showed drunk
enness increased here the past
year, $1,000 persons being ar
raigned for intoxication in 1921 as
against 32,305 in 1920.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
STORM WARNING AND
COLD WAVE TONIGHT

NEW 4OKk, Dec. 29-Narr-
ing of a northwest storm this at
ternOon from Cape Hatteras 20
Passport, Me. followed by cold
wave tonight. was issued by the
weather bureau.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
Autopsy Shows Wah's Skull was Crushed
byBlows on Head From Heavy Instrument
Two Theories of Crime---One oi
Gambling Game and Another of
Robbery of Aged Laundryman

Murder Perhaps coId-blooded murder for the
money that the lonely Chinaman secreted in his
shabby little underground ROOM Perhaps killing
as the result of gambling afray which was not un-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
Senator Reed Outlines Defence for Action
of District Attorney in Case of Miss Cote
Lovers Quarrel Led to Suit to Gain
Possession of Automobile is
Defense Contention
(By the Associated Press,

r y BOSION, Dec. 29-When Dist. Atty Joseph c.
Penetler advised against Miss Dorothy Cotes push
ing suit to obtain possession of an automobile it
was to squelch blackma proceedings, U. S. Sena-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29

Referee, H. Savage; Time
Hamilton; Scorer, Springer. Time
two 20 minute halves.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
The Weather

Generally fair tonight
and Friday with a cold
wave. Strong northwest
and gales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
CHlSPAS DEL YUNQUE
Feliz iniciativa del Rev

bre, situaci0n Y academies que impor-
te que sean conOcidos. FL personal que
cuida de eStos apuntamientos hallara
ell cada case Ell esa techd la nOticia
que Sc desee saber. Y ella serd comu-
nicaGa q Ia familia solicitante
No SO olvidara nunca la obra que en-
alivio de los que Sc hallaban en- los
campos de batalla de la guerra mum
dial realize el Rey de ESpana. con
aquella Ofcina de favor y tie informa
clones que constituye dentro de la Sc
cretarfa de Su Majestad un monumen-
to de caridad hidalga. ESQ mismO am
pliado tOdoS los sOldadOs del Ejerci-
to marroquf, eS 10 que ACADIA de inau-
gurarSc. La magnanima generoSiGId
del SOberano ha ejecutadO aSf TN de
60 que le dcsyelaba. FL t0mplicadfSi-
mo negociado. que la nacido perfecto
de la clarividente mentalidad de d.
| Alfonso par6ceme como potente faro
que arroja sus rayoS luminoSos >obre
! Os campamentOs V Sobre los lugarrs
de combatp . talnbi6n como Ia mira
la amOrosa de Ii Patria. que deSde
taquf huSca Sus hiios, para ponerloS
en- relaci0n con los padres ausenteS y
doloridos por la inquetud.
| J. Ortego WHRjtIa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17

Entre las muchaS cartaS que me eS-
criben padres y madres de sOldados,
rogandonc que procure averiguar el
paradero de tSt0s. hay una. que recibf
harl ounce dias, que me ha llenado
Dc algeria. ina pobre mujer llevaba
mas de dos mescs sin nOticiaS de Su
hij0 tlnico. va le crefa muerto. Mas
atm quctIaba on el coraZ6n de la ma
Dire ei latido de In esperanZae . bien que
cen el eStrrinecimiento de la ZOZobra.
DeSpu6S de no pocas gestiones. ACADIA
/ de S.iber Ii hucna muier que su hijo
viyc FUG apriSiunado. lOgr0 escapar y
arrih6 Il Meliia tras luengOs afanes.
!Un digno capitdn So habfa tornado el
/ traEajo. no Chstante Sus OcUpaciones
luhsorbcntes, de eScribir Il la madre,
que ha renaciIo 4 Ia fclicidad.
| Como 81 los tormcntos de esa mujer
hubieran Sido adivinados por el Rey.
con cl conocimcnto que 81 tiene del
! immense ntimcro de casoS semejantes.
/ la crcado on cl miniStcrio de la Guerra
Un or2ani>mo sobrc la base de los i'll
formes oficalcs. que cuida de tener al
lCOrriente cuHntoS 10 pregunten de Ia
Situaci0u de los combaticnteS de Afri-
GA. En- ese organismo. en- el que acti-
Namentc lahoran desdc ha pocos dfas
cientoS de personals. So rccibe con SIM
patfa Y Sc contcsta con rapideZ Il todos
los que solicitor informes del solda-
do que Sc haya perdido cn la voragine
de comhates. mudanZas de residenciaS
y azares de la lucla Naci6 este 0rga-
nismo en- Melilla ALI prestaba ser
vicioS importanteS. FL So La engran-
decide deSdrrollado on Madrid. con
virtiGmdose por iniciativa celosfsima
: de su MajeStad Ell la otcina familiar
del soldado C;ida uno de Gstos tendra
! una papeleta. Ell la que cosntardn NOM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
L. S. WEATHER BUREAU

Sumario del boletfn semanal que
publica el departamento de agricul-
tura. correspondence Ill semana que
tprmin0 el Sabado II.
Durante la Semana pasada la llu-
via Sigui6 ligera; solamente una pc
queha partc de la costa y. deStlc Ma
natl hacia cl T.. Z an la vccindad dc.
Humacao. recibi0 mas Ge una pulgada
de lluvia. Sc necesita mas lluvia Cn
Ia costa y. hacia el .. de ManGtf.
especialm"nte para el tabaco eli el i'll
terior carca de Jayuya y Coamo. La
lluvia promedia de t0da la Isla fuG
menoS de Ia mitad dc Ia cantilad nor
NAL. La temperature media fuG cor
"a de un gradO sobrc Ia normal. Las
cosechas cn general estan en- huena
coadici6n cXcepto eli aOndc la lluvia
la sido muy lig,ra no iioyi0. La
evaporation total de II SCmana en-
San Juan. fue 1.2GS ruigadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
La odd Glory" dice
+hr. ShantOl--fU6 pTO-
fan8da en- M8ulabO

Ell jefe de la policia insular Mr..
Shanton, ha informado a un reporter
nuestro, que ell jefe de la policia insu-
lar, de Yabucoa, senor Ramon Qua
nil, en- un informe que le envia le de-
cia que el dia diez del corriente en- el
pueblo de Maunabo y como las Gin
co de la tarde, el Dr. Francisco Bone
Iii y Manuel Texidor, intentaron reno
yer la bandera americana del edifcio
eAcuela en- aquel pueblo, con la idea
de reemplazarla por ell emblema de
| los independentistas. Estos Sres., di-
ce el informante, fUeron prevenidos
por el professor Jose c. Amy Y la po-
licia antes de llevar cabo su prop0-
sito, habiendo tenido necesidad de
iarestarlos Ell juez municipal de va
bucoa Sc traslado al pueblo de Mau-
nabo en- compania del jefe de la po-
licia Ramon Guanil y practicaron una
investigation con el resultado de que
el juez eXigio los Sres Bonelli
Texidor una fianza de $4,000 a cada
, uno, acusandoles de proclamation a la
bandera, de acuerdo con una ley de
MARIO 10, de 1904.
Nos informa el jcfe, cue duraHe cl
curse de la investigation, Bonelli y
Texidor, cuando fueron amonestados
de no bajar la "Old Glory del editi-
clio escuela, dijeron: 'Esa bandera tie
ne que caer Y ponerse la bandera de
Porto Rico Ell su sitio.' Ell jefA tam
bi6n infolma que los acusados, usaron
un lenguaje algo descompuesto contra
lei Gobernador Reilly Y su familia, ha-
biendo solicitado el jefe permiso del
jueZ para procesar a ambos por ca
lunnia (Slander).
Dice ell jefe que la policfa Sc COM
porto en- este asunto admirablemen-
te. Ell cabo de la po,icia Andres
OXis, encargado interinamenta del dis
trito policiaco de Naunabo, Sc cncon-
traba fuera de su pucsto cuando la
ocurrencia de estos hcchos, pero ape
sar de su ausencia cuando lego al
pueblo le presto una ayuda muy eff
caz al de- arrollo de la investigation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
Angela c. de Miro,

Presidenta del Comite Local de la
Cruz Roja Americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
| [-acampanad Cruz
Roja Americana
Quinto Ilamamiento de Socios

A continuation damos una lista
completa de las diferentes comisiones
de senoras senoritas que volunta-
riamente estan luchando por alcanzar
la Quota de 5000 miembros seialada
a San Juan, Santurce, y Puerta de
TERRA. Todas estas comisiones es-
peran que ell buen pueblo de Puerto
Rico, que siempre ha respondido con
generosidad y cortesia las ayude en-
tan noble empresa.
Gale de Allen:-Capitana, sonora
Ofelia del Vale, Sras. Graciela B. de
Bruno, Blanca Paniagua, Manuela R.
de Preston, Georgina Rengel, Violeta
de Font Camuhas, Paz R. de Caragol
Y senorita Mercedes Camara.
En- la Neutrality-suspicious., seiioras
Carmen S. de Schettini, Mercedes R.
de Diez de Andino, Victoria L. de Wir-
shing y Providencia G. de Jimenez.
Mansion Observation-Disclosures
fdel Interior, Tesoreria y Auditoria.
Capitanas, Mrs. E. Mont Reilly, Miss
Stanton y Miss Reilly.
|Tetuan St:-Capitanas, Sra. Ana
NJ de Benitez Castanos y Maria R. de
Serbia.
San Sebastian:-Capitanas, Pura
Malatrazzi Emma Moscioni.
Gale del Sol:-Capitanas, Sra. Be-
len A. de Aldea Y Srtas. Cuevas Ze-
queira.
San Jose St:-Capitanas. Srta Ma
ria Colon Min y seioritas Suarez.
San Justo St:-Capitanas, Stas.
Providencia y Maria Rancho.
Gale de la Cruz:-Capitana, Srta.
Maria Antonieta Font.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17

Tanca y O'Donell:-Capitanas, Sc
fiorita Maria Aguiar y Srta. Carazo.
Cake de Brau:-Capitanas, Srta.
Amparo Fernandez Mater, Mercedita
Lajara y Emma Lucia Torres.
Caleta de San Juan, San Francis
co y Las Monjas:-Al cuidado del
Club Civico FemeninO con su Presi-
denta Maria de Perez Almiroty.
Edifcio Federal y American Colo
nial Bank:-Al cuidado de la "Liga
Social Sufragista" con su Presidenta
Sra. Milagros B. de Newton, Mia Lo-
pei viuda de Jimenez, Carolina Cor
dis y senorita Giusti.
Cristo St:-Sra. de M. Mendia, Sra
Josefna X. de Ferrer Y Sra. Maria
Kearny, de Massari.
Para Santurce
Condado Y b-Barrios:-Sra Gle
mencia F. de Travieso Y Antonia L
de Villar.
Miramar hasta la Parada 15:-Sra
Ana Jovita del Valle.
Parada Is hasta la 23:-Miss G
E. Stuart y D. A. Barry.
Parada % hasta la 20: Mrs. DR.
Babcock y Srta. Hernandez.
Gales Hip6dromo, Europa Y Asia
Sra. de Ruiz Rexach.
Gale de Colomer:-Sra. Nina Be-
sosa de Castro.
Gales Antonsanti Iglesia: Srta
Margot Dfaz.
Gale de Villamil:-Sras. Diez dc
Andino Y Pepita Munoz de Sifre.
Gale San Mateo:-Srtas Sarmiento
Lola y Avenida Taft:-Srta. Ma
ria Salas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17

San Juan st. v Monserrate:- Srta.
Providencia Cabo.
Gales DIR. Derrer Rafael Maria de
Labra :-Srtas. Monsita y Ana Maria
Ferrer.
Gale Duffaut:-sra. Maria S. de
Aguiar
Gale .del Culto:-sra. Maria Te-
resa Rexach.
Gale Villa Los Pinos:-Srta. Cal
deron.
Gale Delicias:-Srta. Catalina Ho-
mar.
Carretera Nueva, Parada Is hasta
la Ara. Maria Hoare de To-
rres.
Gale Cerra:- Srta. Josefna Rodri-
guez.
Gale del Consejo:-Srtas. Ana Sa-
bat y Carmen de Julia.
/ Ribot Y Pasaje Ribot:-Srtas. Ma
ria Consolation Just.
Ell trabajo de Puerta de TERRA di-
rigido por la Srta. Rosario Bellber y
Mrs. Lugo Vina con un grupo de- Sc
ioras y senoritas del barrio resultd
magnifico el ano pasado este ano
parece que supera en- entusiasmo y
actividad: asi 10 reconocen las conf
stones de San Juan Santurce que
! han asegurado en- el Capitulo, q. es sin
duda un trabajo esplendido v compa-
rativamente el mejor, dada las condi-
clones economicas de los habitantes
del barrio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
La FUERZA NO ESTA COAIPLETA

La fuerZa de Ia policia inSuar que
prcsta scrvicio en- San Juan los ba-
rrios. estd incomplete Y el trabaio re-
sulta muy recargadO para los guardiaS.
Sc estdn adoptando medidas para
evitar la repetici6n de los robos en-
Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
A V | S O

Consulado de Espaha en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Sc cita Y emplaza al subdito espa-
mol Manuel Menendez Alvarez, natu-
raj de Belmonte, (Asturias), de 81
amos de edad, para que Sc persone en-
la Cancilleria de este Consulado de
Espana cualquier dia habil de 10 a IL
de la maiiana, para entregarle docu-
mentos que lie interesan.
San Juan, P. r., Is octubre 1921.
Ell Consul,
Ernesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-25
Cronica de fNiebIa

FL gran qu1mico. ei proinndo co@i-
en- una bata de haiio, tocando un go
rro aZul Su cabeZa. parecia algun lal
la luz tantastica del horno con Su
diab6lica Sonris;l de endriago terrible
movfa apacihlemente con un hatilor
de fmo clistal. el liquido incoloro que
contenia I'm anfora de aZ6far.
Luego dei6 de batir al li1udo ! fro
tandosc las manoS Sc dirigi6 d su eS-
critorio. sobre el cllal habia una inf
nitlad de libros abicrtos papcles. Sen
t0se leer la receta. cScrita en- un
lenguajc deSconocido. Y mientras sus
ojos peguenito> e inyestigadores co
, rrian Su mirada p0r cncima de los sig
nos. su ii"scarnada V huesud., mano
acar,ciaha e. cr;ineo de la calavera. q.
sergia dc pisapapel. Di0 TN fuerte sol
pc Sobrc la mesa sonAnoo como Un
martillaZ0 Sobrc I'm ataud desputs
de dar una exclamation y de rascarse
la cabeZa de hirsutos cahellos. SO di
mario. .Jamas podr6 olvidar-tiecia el
anna aquellOS gritoS dcSgarradoreS.
Yo no conocia Il mi propio amo. pare
ella IN tntia(D del inferno: cCsi6 a
la cratura que ALI escondfa Y arroj0-
la en- el dnfora. Luego todo convulso
Sc ahalanZ6 Sobre la mesa, cOgi6 I'M
tubillo con cierto lfquido. como alma
gre humedO y 10 vaci6 en- el anfora.
Horror. Una explosion terrible hizo
extremecer todo el laboratorio In ca
sd. C0rri6 a yer el resultadO de Su ex
perimento sritando: i Tras los atO-
mos, la esencia, la idea, eli espfritl, mi
descubrimiento, Ia gloria, Ia inmorta-
lidad de mi nombre.
Mas, I'M srito selvatico como 81 sa
liera dc 10 mas profundo dc una cor
tadula hiri0 el silenciO de aquella ch
mara sonora. NADIA habfa en- el fon-
do del anfora, solo Sali6 un espectro
indescribible envuelto en- espeso vapor
Y le dijo:
-Necio! !-tliio una voz hueca. agria
-: La muerte .-exclam6 mi desgra-
ciado amigo todo hecho un demonio Y
lando pasos hacia atras, tropez0 con
el escritOrio.
-: Yo soy--volvi6 a decir el espeG-
tro-la que encubre el arcane que an
helas! I'll gran hombre de ciencia Co
gi0 la calavera Y la arroj6 contra el
'espectro.
-Atomos. Atomos! Misterio-gri
to el quimico:-1 de niebla nos rodeas..
Ir6a ii, maldita. en- buscl del enigma,
v subiendo la torre Sc precipit0 por
ella mientras su alma vol6 al esotGri-
ca arcane del mundo ignoto.
lose PaRi0gUd.
Julio 81 dc 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-25
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