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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
33,37g PHI YSICTANS
MAY PRESCRIBE LIQUOR

Washington, D. C., Feb. 1e-Tweraty
two per cent Of the physician of the
United States, 49, $40 in number, have
permits to issue liquor 70 their
patients, tho Anti-Saloon League announc
ed in a statement hero last night. These
physicians arc located in tventy-four
States, including seven along the Middle
Atlantic coast.
The League, however, ssssrts there
has been r large decrease IN the number
Of liquor Prescribing physicians. Twenty
four States prohibit prescription Of liquor
under State laws.
"The trend Of the sentiment on nedici-
nal whisky is with the National Medical
Association, which has declared IL has no
therapeutic value, " said Wayne B. Wheel
er, counsel Of the league. I'VE win not
ask for any change At present in the Vol
stead act, which permits the prescribing
Of one pint of whisky every ten days"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
FRAUDS IN PASSPORTS.

American Consul General mt Athens
Discovers Many Forgeries.
Athens, Feb. Wholesale frauds
I'm passports carried on by Greek SUBJ
jects emigratfng 70 the United States,
have been discovered by w. l.. Lovrie,
American consul-gencra1 here More
than ffty passports were submitted at
the consulate today for American vises,
and 25 were found TO bear forged sig
natures and false seals of the Greek
foreign Office.
IT has been found that n srnnii clique
of Greeks has carried on regular traf-
fc in bogus passports, their clients
being youths wishing 10 evade military
service and others desiring 70 go to
America. Stearnxs bound for New
York from Greek ports are being held,
pending an inquiry,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Minority Report on Rivers and Har-
bors Bill

Washington, Feb. Appropriation
Of s2s.27l,s5O is recommended in
minority report on the Rivers and Har-
bors bill. filed Saturday by Representa-
tive Small. Democrat. North Carolina.
member Of the House appropriations
committee. The amount carried in the
bal-sI5. ESQ .o00-is inadequate, accord
ing TO Mr.. Small. who also criticised
the majority policy OF providing lump
sum appropriation in lieu Of iteantzed
amounts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
STEEL COMPANY RESUMES
OPERATIONS ON FULL TINE

Warren, Ohio, Feb. 1.-The Trum7
bull Steel Company which has been
operating on about 30 per cent basis
for several months, resumed full force
operations at all OF its "a mills last
Friday. About 2,bo0 idle mon returned
to work.
Detroit. Jan. 31-A limited number
OF employees Will return to work I'm some
departments of the Ford Motor Com
pany plant hero today. IL was
announced yesterday. No announce
ment was made as to the date of n
return TO normal operation The plant
has been closed rince December -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
JEALOUS WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND
Wife Of Corporal ut Camp DIX Then
Pitts Bullet In Own Body.

Camp Dix, N. j., Feb. 1.-Corporai Al
bert Linville. 26 years old. whose home
is in West Virginia, was shot and killed
In his barracks here last Saturday
night. military authorities announced
yesterday His wife. Mrs. Florence Lin
Vile, who is charged with the shooting.
is I'm tho camp hospital. It was stated.
IN q critical condition with bullet
through her body.
Mrs. sLinville. according to tho mill
tary police. admitted that she had shot
her husband during a quarrel over
another woman. and that she then shot
herself. The military police said they
found tho coporal dead on the floor of
the barracks and Mrs. Idnville lying
near him with the revolver clutchcd In
her hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
HAYS AND HERT RIVALS.
Chairman Said tn Want Commerce Post,
Which Ilert Also Seeks

Chicago, Feb. War han broken
out within the ranks of the Republican
National Committee between the friends
of National Chairman VIII II. Hays and
A. 7. Hert of Kentucky. This informa-
tion has como to Chicago from sources
that lead directly TO the incoming Presi-
dent.
Tho friction In said to have started
when the National Chairman let 1T be
known that he did not care TO become
Postmaster General and take on the
active political generalship OF the now
Administration. The report is That Mr..
Hays indicated that he preferred to be
Secretary OF Commerce. a post to which
Mr.. Hcrt actively aspires.
situation has rison. IL is said in
some quarters. that now prevents the
nomination OF both Chairman Hays and
Mr.. Hert to the Cabinet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
MINERS WILL OPPOSE
ANY CUT IN WAGES

Springfield. H., Feb. John l..
Lewis. president of the United Mine
Workers Of America. who is visiting his
home declared yesterday the organi-
zation would oppose any attempt 10
reduce miners wages. I'VE feel be
said. wages now paid are small and
permit sale of coal at reasonable
price. Wages for both anthracite and
biturninous miners VIII continue in ef-
feet until March 81. 1922"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
CRUDE OIL REDUCED AGAIN.

PittaburG. Feb. 1.-The principal oil
agencies yesterday announc-
ed further reduction In price of crude
ed further reduction I'm price of crude oil.
Pennsylvania crude oil was cut so
cents, bringing the price to s.. Cabeil
was reduced to 1911: Somerset light TO
3375: Somerset 20 $3.50 and Ragland
to s1.76. a reduction of 2b cents bar
rel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
HIPPO MOTHER LOVE wANBs.
Ten-Pound Son Mny BE Adopted BY
Mountain Goat At Zoo.

New York. Feb. Tho mother love
of Geida. one Of the six pigny hippo
potami In captavity. IL waning. and as
q result her ten-pouud son who came
into the world yesterday at Bronx Zoo
logical Park may become the adopted
child OF Mrs. Baaa, mountain goat
II Geida continues Indifferent to her
habe. officials at the park announced
today they would place IL In the loving
care Of Mrs. Baaa. who has proved a
unnd mother 70 many RoatlinRa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
THR GOLDEN GARDE5.
(Continued)
Annie E. Micheper

All through the passing summer
Fond lovers fingered there;
The maid with the golden tresses,
The youth with the dark-brown ha.
There in that field eiysian
Blue eyes looked into brown;
Lips smiling. hands lightly clasped-
Fair flowers trailed the ground
There came the wife. and husband.
With little children. free
AS butterflies that fiuttered
In summer ecstacy.
There men Of wisdom fingered
Mid the radiant bloom
Came ladies rich. with faces fair.
At morn, evetide, or noon.
Each one was truly welcome,
The young as we'll as old;
To view the summer garden
Transmitting into gold.
Anon. there came q fete day
When many rich and great
Gathered. for fun and frolic,
Within the magic gate.
Came many youths and naidens.
Came many ladies fair
Came many lords Of leisure;
King Midas. too was there.
His good queen stood beside him,
They thought her very sweet
I'm sure the scene without her
Could not have been complete.
They praised his bit of Eden
The fuchsia hung her head
While marygold grew brighter
For all the things they said.
Verbenas blushed. and Redeemed,
Sweet elysium paler grew;
The cock's-comb seemed 10 nutter:
"Cock-a-doodle-do
Soft peaIs of merry laughter
Rang out upon the air.
The happy fountain babbled:
"'Tis fair, 'tis very fair
The lilies white. and spotted.
Bowed in grave dignity.
The drinking fountain murmured:
Drink from me. drink from me-"
Whether tomorrow be fair,
II today il may rain
Ever changes from east TO west,
A strange wrought weather vane.
The birds sang in the tree-top.
The sun hid meath a cloud,
AS gazing into the garden
He wondered at the crowd.
People of wealth and fashion
Great charm and beauty too
Con1mingIed with the flowers
Old-fashioned amid the new.
All the dazzle and spIendor
The gold and diamonds, too,
oh. lily white, in beauty,
DO they compare with you?
The flush of crimson sunset
Fades softly into gray
So thus the golden garden.
AIDES from my sight away.
This little bit 0f Eden
is only one small thing
Created, with his magic wand,
by this wise, kindly king.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
TO ACCEPT IS. .ooo. 900 FUND.
American Legion Memorial Committe
Endorses X. Of e. Gift.

New Orleans, Feb. l.-Sernmes VAIN
sley, Chairman of the National Mernoria
Committee Of the American Legion, an =
notInocd Sunday night that his committee
has decided 70 recommend acceptance Of
the 81, ,0O0, 900 offered the American Legion
by the Knights OF Columbus, for uss in
the erection Of memorial to those who
died in France.
The report viii be presented 20 the
National Executive Committee in Wash
ington, February z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
BANDITS GET $4,000
FROM CHICAGO BANK

Detroit, Feb. 1.-IThree armed band
its Saturday entered the North End
branch of the American State Bank,
locked three employees in rear room
and escaped with $4,000. The bandits
compelled the cashier to bring the
money from the safe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
10000 TON DRY DOC v.
Opened at Bethlehem Plant 81 FDrs
River. Mass.

Quincy, Mass. FEB. "A now ~ 000-
ton drydock was opened ~ the Fers
River plant r. the Bethlchem Shiphu .d z
COrporatinn. Lid ,todny when No all
Austin, which has been on tho New llrk-
Boston run, was dry-dorkcd for reconf .
tioning and repairs This new devel0pr0r .
gives the port r. Boston facilities thaf hars
heretofcr 70 been available 0rly 10 no NvrY
Yards The new dock viii fale versels
525 feet owen Al, with draft 0f 27 fest
Although its lifting caparitv q -atsf =
10Ory0 tons. % viii take vessels ahouf f1
per cent in excess of that hgirc
The pontoons, each q wbith is 10 'ret
long. were built AZ Solomon Islarf ~
the Chesapeake. and tho I'm fcre
steel work was fabricated % thc Sferlf n
plant of the Bethlehem Steel Cro1rar-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
wILHELM's YACHT FOR s,LF

Barcelona Feb Thr -srhf ,fa'-
cor, which oncs va. tho or1oe-'v - -
mer Emperor William ~ (rer~ra~v
arrive hers \ February o. - 1ut In
sale
The reserve p-ice pls~ed ~ ne .r.ai
is Q 900. .0ln marks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments o.
Every Evening Readers.

The full name and address OF the writer
must accompany each letter, not neces-
sarily for publication but as evidence OF
good faith. Anonymous communications
will be ignored. Publication Of letters
does not carry with IL Endorsement by
livery Evening Of the opinions therein
expressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
CUT NAVY TO 100000.
Enlistment Personnel WIN BE Reduced
From Possible Maximum OF
$4,000.

Washington. jan 3l.-Reduction OF
the navy's enlisted personnel TO q
maximum of 100000 men as compared
with a present possible maximum OF
$4,000 is provided for IN The naval
appropriation bill. to be reported to the
House tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

Here again" The good old qualities
ike YOU used to get and the real old
neutrality-suspicious. prices Ike you used
to pay. Open q charge account and pay
the easy way. away ahead of time on
low prices" Union Clothing Co., 5 East
Eighth street Upstairs.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Sustains Conviction of Judge Lindsey

Washington, Feb. 1.-The appeal of
Judge Bon b. Lindsey OF tho Denver.
Colo. Juvenile Court, from conviction
on charges OF contempt of court w~s
dismissed yeeterday by the Supreme
Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Brownson Fuehre and Dance.

The annual euchre and dance of the
Brownson Library Association VII be
held in their hail, Fourth and Jackson
strne4s tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
RANDITS SHOOT THREE.
Detroit LIS Scene of Bold Robbery on
Public Square Downtown.

Detroit. Feb. 1-Three detectives
we're shot and seriously wounded by
three bandits yesterday morning, held
up and robbed the Morton Bond Com
pany offices In the public square down.
town.
At the hospital II WAS said two OF the
detectives probably will die The ban
dts escaped with $4,000 In Liberty
bonds, according to the police report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

All through the passing summer
Fond lovers fingered there;
The maid with the golden tresses-
The youth with the dark-brown hal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
Los "nueve puntos' de la Reina
de Rumania para hacer la fe>
licidad de las esposas.

La reina de Rumanfa. la mas her
mosa mujcr de Europa, que ha sabi-
do ALTAR los cuidadoS de LII rraleza
con los goccS esttticos del arte. da q
las cSpoSaS que drseen ser frliccS en-
su vida matrimonial, los SiSui"nte>
nueve consejOS:
1o.-Nlnca commences una di'puta
pcro 81 Sc %uscita una. 81 ppSar de tuS
esfuerzos. 10 cetlas hHSta no hahcr
dirho la Ultima palahra.
2O.--Recuerda Que crc> In cSp0Sa lie
un hombre Y no de IN ser superior
csto te permitird pasar por cncima
muchas debilidades.
3O.-NO lc pidas dincro Il tn eSposo
muy seguido Trata de sacar 10 suii-
ciente al comenzar Ia semana para que
dure el tempo seiialado.
4o.-Si cl c0raz6n de tn marido eS
muy elastico. olvida este dctalle p0r
alsdn tempo Y acuerlate de cue tie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

Inuaciones romanticas; con sus bos.
ltezos de silencio, de bienestar fecun-
do Y de satisfacciones ineXpresables
Es ahi donde el Madrid fno pin.
toresco sc reune placido Y circunspec-
to, luciendo todas las gentiles exec
lencias de la. moda, su encantadora
| fisonomia Y es ahi, como en- multi
tud de paseos pequenos, plazas lie
mas de ;rboles y de alegres alamedas
donde las doncellas modestas con sus
| Idelantales blanquisimos, Sc entrctie-
inen tejiendo sus calidos idilios con
los mOzOs de cuartel, a la vista de to-
do Y de todos, en- los confidentes SON.
breados, con sus amores ingenuos y
fugaces que solo ven los niiios entire
ltenidos. Es un matiz de esos solaces
purificadores entire los aronlas de las
flores y la olimpica serenidad del atar-
Idecer pintado Y policromo.
Velazquez estara-me he dicho-en
ell alma inquieta de la familia. Pero
no esta en- ninguno de los tipos de la
familia. ESQ va paso. Goya no en-
contraria va sus gloriosos motives de
arte... Y bien saba yo que va la Es-
paha de pandereta que ofrecia Ma
drid sc habia lido.
Con su soberbio aspecto de ciudad
moderno en- cuanto encontrais al pa
so, a1n cuando aparezcan fuertes vcs-
tigios de su decrepitud por algunas
riias de las Zonas antiguas, Madrid
prende en- ell amino una emocion muy
vigorosa de grandiosidad tan objeti-
va como subjetiva, y NADIA mas. Guam
tos os digan en- contrario es literature
tendenciosa. NADIA de chulas, nj de
majos recalcitrantes, nj mantones de
manila para que jugueis con sus her
mosisimos f1ecos. ESQ Sc fue. Y queda
! languideciendo de vejez en- Barbiere
Iy Lavapies. 81 queda...
La capital que puede presentar una
Gran Via como esta; un BancO Espa-
mol Y un Banco Hispano Americana
Ey La Equitativa, Y el PalaciO de COmu-
nicaciOnes, Y un centenar de obras
grandiosas por la eXtraordinaria ii
queZa que suponen, y su incompara-
BILE belleza NADIA tan justo como una
devotion encendida y un anhelo an
gustioso por no abandonarla nunca
Porque ella, ese Madrid real tantas
veces, tampoco We ir con algeria de su
seno hospitalario a quien vive su gra-
cia comunicativa Y sus afecciones mol
vidables.
Enrique Lefebre.
Madrid, julio, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

ne est6maSo. Alm1ntalo hicn. Y regrc-
sara q IL la,lo.
:1O.--Dc veg en- cuando. pcrO no muy
scguido. Y cSEeciailnente on aSuntoS de
eScasa inip0rtancia, dtjalo qn" So sal
ga cen ii sl!ya. Esto lr asradara Y a
Ii no t. har;l dailo.
6o.-I.ee los diarius minuciosamcnte
V con atenci0n. No lCaS Solamente los
acontccimientos de Sociedad. y III ma
rido le agradar;l comcntar contigo los
Sucesos de In politica Y de In vida
diaria.
7o-No imporia cuAn cnojada estes
nj cudn juStilicatl0 sea tn rcsentimicn-
Ia. .iamaS lc digas III marido pala-
bras que hagan daiio.
So.-lnSinliale dc vcZ on cuindO que
cs III maritlo atento lcal. pero. III
mismo tempo. dale Il pntcndcr que
creS humana Y que tn coraz0n pucde
laQuear
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

que por sus inocentes y continues fri.
volidades:.
Porque este Madrid de encantamien.
/ to prolifco, convierte Y hace gozar a
los tristes entristecidos, con su risa
cascabelera a ritmos de ins6litas di.
sipaciones; iguala todos los valores;
cede todas las presionas del jGbilc
ingenuo, Y todas hcras; Y quien fue.
re adusto Y hosco aqui sc lie esfunla
esa habitual cacoquimia, sin otra r,.-
! zon que la del contagio irresistible dc
estas normas tan fragantes de puro
sibaritismo v de un tan claro Y ex-
perimental sentido de la verdadera vi
da, que son su adorable Fundamental
mo hay para que trabajar tanto,
! ique diablos!'', Sc ha dicho la recia Y
sin igual psicologfa dc esta ciudad
asombrosamente epicdrea. Todo esta
asi dispuesto, 10 que parece, pre-
dispuesto; que es 10 misno. Es aGien-
| to, propicio ambiente, de toda refna-
da elegancia, de todo alto tono de ciu-
dadania, comenzando por la de las
reales aristocracias. Y ell marco pro-
digioso para ESQ responde >cumplida-
mente.
No habra, no, muchos Retiros; nj
MOnclOas; nj Prados en- muchas nota-
bles capitales europeas, como esos que
aqui tan brillantemente ennoblecen ell
p1blico prestigio de esta capital de
Espaiia. La Castcllana debiera ser
conocida de la Europa de postir, como
de muchas capitales de America, en-
una de sus felices tumultuosas ho-
ras, cuando es formidable el lujo SON
riente, la gracia alada Y coqueta, el
refinamiento austero, Y cuando bajo
las apacibles sombras de la tarde, V
bajo los platanos griegos Y los arbus.
tos invernales, trazan celajes ligeros
y porfiados, docenas de victorias Y
landos tirados por armoniosos tron-
cos andaluces, y con simpatico empa-
que van y vienen y pasean su alta
condicion seilorial una aristocracia ge-
nuina, sobria Y despreocupada, en- es-
pontaneos gestos de legitima opulen-
cia.
iHermosisimo Y espectacular, ANA
BILE pasatiempo ell observar desde nues-
tro carruaje en- Marcia 10 insolito Y
atrayente un atardecer de mayo en-
Ell Retro La MOncloa, poblados de
rosales portentosos; de tropeles de
abetos Y de acacias; pensamientos
de espesisimos bosques de robles from
dosos Y viejos; de jardires, en- un Pc
rimetro de miles de metros cuadrados,
de flores variadisimas, con sus insi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

, de pintllra que infligen n los ojoS no.
polfticas. furia bolcheviqui. rugidos co
munistaS SisiemaS de communication
con los lnuertOS Y maneras an0nadan-
ties de ascSinar los viyOS. Europa
baiIa cl Shimny con hOrrendoS mOvi-
mientoS gelatinosoS en- las clariculaS,
ly en suS SalOnes cleganteS SuS acaIt-
micos GccoratiV0S V dcc0raduS Y suS
viejas duuncsaS haccn gilar meSaS Y
converSlil c0rtGSnentc, con palabraS
escogidaS cYquiSita urbanidad. con
las SomhraS del mas ALA. Toda eSta
quincallcria mental pretende tener un
asper0 Sabur cirntiiico Y un tono fnrio-
so de novcdad.
All. no habItiS de los hieraticoS
que Jesus Gaiileo hacfan pintorescos
milagr0S Dor dos dramas. No invoqueis
los aStr6logos de gorro puntiagudo, hi
los alGuimistaS que eXtrafan de Sus
rctortas formulas maravillosaS de ilu-
sion
No prptendais hacer I'M tfmido elo-
gio de los adiyinos divertidos. nj de los
calofriantcs bruioS de Ia Edad Media,
nj de los cabaistaS turbadOrcs, de to-
da csa region de fabricantes de no
ncceS.
Todas eSas palabras, evocadoras de
gcstos lentos. graves. huraiioS leja-
nos. han cafdo en- dcsuso. Ahora uno
es teosofSta. mctapsiquista, ocultista
porque haSta cl yiejo vocablo esprit
tista empieza dcslustrarSe como una
lnoneda que hubicra rodado por mn-
chas mamos hubiera cntrado en- Ia
bolsa mugrienta de muchos merca-
dereS.
;Ah! V en- cuanto a la novedad de
las cosas... IA en- los libros sagra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
Las tropas espanolas derrotan
en- Casabona a diez mil
marroquies
La batalla duro mas de diez horas y e
enemigo sufrio bajas enormes
marroqules

Madrid, sept. 9.-El ministerio Ge
la Guerra, Ultima hora de la tarde,
dio la publicidad un parte Official
del alto comisionado en- Marrrecos,
general Damaso Berenguer, transmit
t:erdo informes del general Cavalcan-
tt, comandante general de Melilla, el
que comunica ell resultado de una en-
Eenada batalla que tuvo lugar aver.
los rebeldes atacaron las posicioi Is
espanolas de Casabona con una vio-
lencia desesperada Y tratando de rom =
per la Inca de defensa repetidanente.
Los espaloles rechazaron los lnarro-
quies en- toda la Inca con+raataaa-
ron con una energia extraordinaria,
obligando al enemigo a ceder bastan-
te terreno y causandole bajas muy con-
siderables. La batalla fue tan en-
penada que duro diez horas ell fue-
go sin interruption, sucedi6ndose los
ataques y contraataques.
Calculase que han tornado parte en-
esta accion mas de diez mil kabile-
nos. Seis mil marroquies rodearon
completamente la posicion espanola
de Beni-Sicar, hacienda desesperados
esfuerzos por aislaf la guarnicion e
impedir la llegada de aprovisionamien
tos, refuerzos municiones! Los es-
panolese rechazaron todos los ataques.
AL fin, asumiendo la ofensiva, cbli-
garon a los marroquies a replegarse
dejando un n1mero enorme de bajas
en- ell campo.
I Diez mil kabilenos atacan
Madrid, sept. 9.-La prensa toda CO.
menta las noticias dadas a la publi-
cidad per ell ministerio de la Guerra
y que indican que Sc estan llevando
cabo maniobras de gran important
cia en- Marruecos, a pesar de la mega
tiva Official de haberse todavfa inicia-
do lat ofensiva. Ell hecho de que en-
la batalla de aver frente a Casabona
tomaron parte diez y mil kabilenos, in
terpretase como demostracion de que
lnuestras tropas estan va obligando al
enemigo a apelari todos sus efecti-
vos para sostener las posiciones que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
CARTA DE PARIS
LACANC[ON ETERNA

Paris Una ilustre dana francesa
que ACADIA de regresar su pals, des-
pues de un viaje los EstadOS Unidos,
declare un redactOr de lie Figaro
--Es prodigiosa Ia invasion del espi-
ritismO en- Norte America. Las damas
de Ia alta sOciedad haccn girar mcSas
todas las noches en- su salon.
Asf es. En- Europa Y en- cl muy rca-
lista pals de Wilson. In mcdiumnidad
hace verdaderOs estragOs. Una sc1lora,
linda, delicada, entire los tapiccS Y las
pantallaS de su salon. mientras ofrCce
una taxa de te, eXclama ponicndo en-
la vOz tremolos pavorosOs: FL mas
ALA nos envuelve con Sus velos lige-
rOs Y misteriosos.
Y con TN estremecimicnto que hace
mas bellO el cuerpo Ondulante Y deli
cioso, eXclama engullendo I'M peque-
flo sandwich de foie-gras:
- No los Siente listed?
ST. Tienen I'm sabor delicos0.
-; All, el indigno profano! mo los
siente rondar entire los mueblcs: NO
advierte como Sc deslizan sobre los ta-
lpices? NO escucha sus palabras? mo
siente como velan Sobre listed, como
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to Y benefico?... Y Ia Scnora qued0
en- eXtasis V con una leve tajada de
jam0n entire los dedos enjoyados.
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da en- torno lie mi smoking pasado de
moda. Quien hacc acrobacias complica-
das sobre sus tapices?
Los espfmtus. nuestros bucnos
amigos los cSpfritus. dijo la DANA con
vOZ silbante
La Gran Guerra ha crcado TN nun
do nuevo. TeOrfas, programmes, bales
fren6ticos. versos delirantes. caprican-
tes, misteriosos; formulas literarias Z
sistemas de reconstruction escqelas