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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
PORTLAND MAN
HURT In ACCIDENT

w. C. Scar. of Portland, accompanied
by his wife, son. daughter-in.law anC
a Miss Brown, Of Portland, was pain.
fully bruised Sunday morning when
the big Cadillac touring car in which
the party was seeing the valley over
turned near the Mason place on the
East Side. The car turned entirely
over, as it rolled down an embank-
ment. MIR. Scar was caught beneath
the car and held for Is minutes before
help arrived to lift the heavy burden
from him. Gasoline leaking from the
tank covered him and this resulted in
bad burns. He was rushed TO the Cot
tage hospital but was able to return to
Portland Monday.
Other members of the party sus-
tanned minor bruises and scratches. 1t
is thought that Mr.. Scar allowed the
car to 90 over the grade while looking
at the laden apple trees lining the
road
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
Law Enforcement Conference

Next Monday afternoon and evening
there will be a law enforcement con
ference under the auspices Of the Anti.
Saloon League. The sessions will bt
held in Riverside church.
The chief speaker will be Cap. F. b.
Ebbert, Of Washington, ID. c. Cap.
tain Ebbert is one Of the men who has
guided the fight in congress against
the liquor traffic lie Is a speaker of
great power. Everywhere the saloon
people have recognized him as a most
astute foe.
The liquor problem is vital TO-DAY.
Carelessness IN regard to prohibition is
breeding laWlessness throughout our
whole civic life People who believe
in a clean community should attend
these meetings.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
New Plumbing Shop

Thos. Fisher has opened a new
plumbing shop in the old city hall
building, where he will do a general
plumbing business, including plumbing,
heating and furnace work. The place
will be known as the "Old City Hall
Plumbing Shop.
Mr.. Fisher has been engaged in
plumbing work in the city for l3 years,
but has been incapacitated for work
during most of the past year on ac-
count of an injured hand.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
F. B. SNYDER WILL
ERECT new BUILDING

F. b. Snyder is excavating under his
wooden building on Oak street, occu-
pied as the Hood River Plumbing Co.,
and will put in a new front. He has
an interest in both party walls on each
side of his building and intends uIti-
mately to connect with fine building.
Present plans, however, contemplate
building a new front this fall, and
finishing the building later. This will
make a fine improvement in that end
of the business street, removing the
last wooden building in the block.
The dirt removed in excavating is
being used by the city in making the
bridge fill at the end of State street,
at the approach to the concrete bridge
across Hood river.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
VETERAN PIONEER
ANSWERS SUMMONS

Joseph Frazier, Sr, who has made
his home in Hood River for 80 years,
died at his home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Frazier was born on Prince Ed
ward Isle, Nova Scotia, and after four
years service in the Civil war was
naturalized by Act of Congress. He
was IS years, nine months and 10 days
old at the time of his death.
In addition to his widow Mr.. Frazier
is survived by six daughters and two
sons. He was a charter member of
Candy Post. G. A. R., having served
as Commander and in other Offices.
Funeral services will be held at p.
m. this afternoon at the Anderson
chapel, the G. A. r. participating.
Rev. w. p. Kirk, of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance, will officiate.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
May Pave This Fall

The city is getting estimates on paw
ing the 100 feet stretch from the end
of the Highway paving at the city
auto park to connect with the oil
bound macadam road on Cascade ave-
nue.. The A. d. Kern Co. will finish
paving to Mosier next week, and
should good weather continue, an ar
rangement should be made to do the
job for the city at less cost on account
Of having the paving plant still in op-
GRAFTON at Mosier and all equipment on
the ground.
The work will have to be paid for
out of the general fund of the city. as
the cost would practically confscate
the property adjoining the improve
ment should it be assessed direct.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06

Insist on genuine Ford parts VIXEN
having your car repaired. Dickson
Marsh Motor Co. n25u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06

We have a full stock Caliioruif clamp
warehouse trucks. Call and see them
or phone ne for prices. Ideal Fruit q
Nursery Co., phone 5832. slI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
BRITAIN TO WAIT
ON u. S. WAR DEBT
Government Not Anxious
About a Settlement
With America
BY WILLIAM l. MALIAHAE.
l. n. :, STAFF Correspondents

LONDON, March 9--Tho Briush
government has adopted q "wuit aud
see" policy upon the question Of the
United states war debt ana VIII not
make any immediate move either
towards its cancellation or Its pay
mont It was learned from official
sources today.
The decision ~ the government
not to send Lord Chalmers, the
treasury departments financial cN-
pert, to Washington at this time,
presumably means the abandonment
OF VARIOUS signs for tho underwriting
or cancellation Of the great sums
owed to the United states
Great Britain is said to be In no
immediate hurry to bring the lucs-
tiOn TO "A climax.
british officials believe that Moth
ing decisive could hc 9ttlCd so early
in tho administration of President
Harding
Tho arrival of former Premier
Viviam Of France IN the United
states has again brought TO the pub
lie attention IN y forclblc way the
relative positions Of America and tho
allies. There bavc been numerous
reports as 10 what questions Niviani
will discuss with President Harding,
the allied debt among them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Many Items in Wanted Dry
Goods at Reductions
Second Floor

Fancy Sateen, 79c
Some new spring colors in this
popular lining and kimono cloth.
After-Easter sale price .---.79c
Imported Silk-Stripcd Shirting,
$l.29
A beautiful quality imported
madras shirting with white and
colored silk stripe; regular $1.75.
After-Easter sale price $1.29
Finest Spring Percale, Csc
Our line is complete in the most
attractive and brightest colors;
So inches wide; best quality; reg
ular 35c. After-Easter sale price,
40-incb Orgsndies, 69c
Organdy in pink, green, blue, and
yellow; 40 inches wide; good
domestic quality. After-Easter
sale price ...--.--....... .69c
Fine Longcioth, 25c
A genuine good longcloth for un-
derwear; SO inches wide; regu-
lar 45c. After-Easter sale price,
yaru -...- .ZSc
Spring Voiles, CSC
A most beautiful assert ment Of
spring voiles in light and dark
patterns; 40 inches wide. After
Easter sale price .......,. Csc
India Linon, 25c
A good grade India Linon for lin
ings and dresses. After-Easter
sale price ..............- zoc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
DOCTOR IS DEFENDED
Friends Of J. ~. Nichols of Paris,
H.. Claim Charge OF Murder
Against Uim L. Irunc-t

PARIS, H., March 29.--Whilc po-
Ice authorities were searching for
Dr J II. Nichols, veterinary sur
geon. to servo y warrant charging
murder iu connection with the death
of Miss Ethel Crumc, %, Of Nit
toon, sunday. the doctors parents
today came forward in his defense.
Branding the whole affair frame
up, his parCnts declared they were
anxious Tor their son TO come back
10 Paris and clear himself. Th.y
declared he WAS absent on bust
mes rip
Miss Crume, TO whom DR., Nichols
is said To- have been engaged, died
a. Mattoon sunday, No containar
u any poisonous acid was found but
4 e believed the girl had drunk n
'quld poison of some kind. In her
room was found "A fcttcr addressed
10 DR.. Nichols stating that III do
not feel better by Sunday about tho
whole thing, I will take the medicine
you sent me-"
Miss Crumc had formerly lived in
Paris. where she and the doctor had
become acquSuted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
French and Kemalisfs
Agree to an Armistice

=. NASHINGTON, March 29.--The
French have agreed 10 an armistice
WIN tho kcmalist forces IN Syria
and CiIlclu, dating from March 10
according 10 adviccs received by the
sate department today from Rel
gll The French agreed to cyacuatc
lIIcia. notwithstanding the armis-
de' however the dispatches indl-
.al" that the railroads between
Adcua and Morsina had boon out
ana mat number of French sol
ule!s Wcro Killed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Dbrrgon Wins Praise.

MEXICO CITY. March 27.--A
statement warmly praising the ad-
ministratiou of President Ohregor
from military. political and eco
nomicviewpoints has been given out
vpy Secretary OF Interior Gales, says
I'll Universal Tho secretary con-
cludcd his statement by saying that
he was in q position to declare that
all the country has. great conf
dcnco i'm the presidents motives.
and numerous letters and telegrams
which he receives daily all bear the
stamp OF genuine optimism"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
SAL VATI0N> ARMY
LANDS GIRL HOME:
Two Buildings on North
Cheyenne to Be Fixed
for Employed
70 OPEN UP IN APRIL
Alterations VIII Be Necessary
But Work Will Be Rushed
oh Cut Rate Hostelry

tn. aviation Army will be in
,ossrs.Iou of the two buildings at
sss s. cheyenne, which will he
turned into girls boarding homo.
about t.e middle Of April. It is
hopcd. Present tenants OF tho
spar.mru,. in the two houses are
NOW moving out as they find new
',uar.os
N,....y building alterations
vnl Doc n.eun az sOun as tho Army
,.le. .preo. Commandment q. T.
iohnsu. uid Tuesday. These altcr-
alton. vI,i include turning tn" four
rooms pu tn" lower floor of the
,r,Il.r house into a Kitchen and
dining room. connecting the two
tou... with % passageway, arrang-
Inc Inc basement OF the larger house
f,r Il trunk room, CHASING I'm the
mont pur,h os the larger house Tor
tabl,3 sun fparlor aud enclosing ths'
front porch Of the smaller house for
sun plrlor and enclosing the
gsrdrr md flowers and placing
gt,ngs and other pleasure equip
mcnt ou he lawn, and making minor
repairs
Realizing the rooming situation
for girls employed In Tulsa, The
Army l working towards early open
'le or the home Mrs. Johnson Is
ImnnG furnishings for the home
'nd shopping for furniture. 4 local
uoman called at the citadel this week
and, promised TO send collection
Of phunograph records for the
home. Applications for rooms are
already being listed and girls call
frequently Tor information as to
when the home will be rcady for
opening About 60 girls will be ac-
c6fp mod 4f cd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Tulsa Undertaking Co, can save
you onc-half. Phone D-Sbl5 ---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
SLEEPS DURING HIS TRIAL
Ncsro Awakened at Courts Order
IhNCn Death Sentence by Jury.

LAKE CHARLES, La. March 20.
Nnl'e being tried in district court
.dN nieht for his life. Joe Berry,
negro alleged aXe-man, fell sound
aster lie was awakened hv order
". lh' Judge. This occurred while
ne d'irnsa attorney was summing
'p me case before the jury
hdIi hour lator the jury, after
kth minutes delibcration, returned
V'[dl', of guilty. which carrys the
dth uoralty
merry was charged with Staying
m a-'d onc-lcggod negro with an
Wv Nn'. ho slept and also choppiug
" Ola woman and boy with an axe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Main Floor and Balcony Specials for Our After Easter Sale
Sheets and Pillow Cases

Mohawk Sheets 72x90 $1.49
Pequot Sheets, 81x90 49,. .$1.9S
Pullman Sheets, 81x90, hsrn-
stitched ............... $Z.l9
Tomahawk Sheets, 72X90 .$1.39
Mohawk Cases, 42x36 .. 39c
Keystone Cases, 42x36 .. ,35c
Mohawk Cases, hemstitched,
15X36 ................... 59c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Popuidr Newspaper Man
Dies From, Poison Drink

CHICAGO. March 29.--A driui,
given him 10y n friend 20 cure a cold
and which proved to be poison. is
believed today to have caused tho
death of william Reed Dunroy.
we'll known poet. newspapcrman and
publicist Of Chicago. Doctors said
Wood alcohgl poison caused Dun
roy's death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Winters Worst Blizzard
Is Raging in Northeast

P1TTSF1ELD, Mass, March "a
berkshire Hill towns surrounding
pittsficld were buried In snow drifts
10 inches deep today. The worst
blizzard Of the winter ragcd In shis
section late last night The tAl
pcraturo dropped rs degrees IN
seven hours TO 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

u.ttor cooking meats In large quan-
,.''s , "n inventor has patented an
,Y,geN lN which an electric motor re-
i've platform holding them
tas burner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Each scat in a Vienna thcater Is
equipped with a small electric light
that illuminatcs it's number as long
as the seat rs unocCupicd 10 enable
a ticket holder to find It without the
aid OF an usher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Fine Foulards, $3.75

The finest quality silk foulards;
40 inches wide; navy, tan, and
Copen, with white; regular
$3.50. After-Easter sale price,
--$3.75
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Failing 10 obtain a fiye-dollar "a
day job as 4 porter, valet. guide or
reporter. the Archdukc Leopold
Ferdinand of Austria is to become a
cabaret actor. He is billed to APP
pear nightly In Berlin cabaret aft
"r April I His role Will bc that OF
an admiral Of the old Austro-Hun-
garian navy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Staple Dry Goods
Yard-Wide Percale. 15c

Yard-Wide Percale. 15c
A large assortment of pretty pat
terms; good quality; 36 inches
wide. After-Easter sale price l5c
Heavy Unblcached Muslin, i21ac
A very heavy Ii unbleached mus
lin; yard wide. After-Easter sale
price, yard .12Hac
Dress Ginghams, 15c
Good quality dress ginghams in
attractive plaids, also checks.
After-Easter sale price ..... I5c
ST Shirting Madras, 49c
A splendid wearing shirting
madras; different stripes; 32
inches wide; former price 81,
After-Easter sale price 80. .49c
Heavy Suiting, 59c
Colored suiting for boys suits,
and serviceable wear; pink, blue,
white, lavender, and green. After
Easter sale price 59c
Plaid Tissue Ginghams, $50
A complete and beautiful line of
new tissues; 36 inches wide; all
colors in plaids. After-Easter
sale price 69c
Crash Toweling, l5c
This wear-ever linen finish crash
toweling, made by Androscoggin
mills at our After-Easter sale
price, per yard .15c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Lead IN Ten Cents.

NEN YORK, March 24.--The
%he,'. ,ol'..' M smelling Refining Go.
,svu4y advanced the price of lead
"oiA 400 10 Aloe per pound.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

a novel vcloc.pede Is propelled by
its youthful rider rising and sinking
on saddle, which is connected TO a
vertical rack and ratchet wheel,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-10
MANTENCA LIMPIAS
SUS AMIGDALAS
RESFRIADoS CATARRoS INFLUENZA Y AFEcctoNES De L.
CARCANTA, PUEDEN FACILMENTE EvITARsE, MAMIE
NIENDO LA BOCA, DIENTES, AhGICDALAS n NASIZ,
LIBRES DE MfcoRBIOS INFEcciCNES

rn-8 fFlsa anfi srsifo. fllfa - inafasiieutsl
venrnnsW CarEafas sie VT AUf.. ttis.Ms .
calienfes al acostsrsc y isfsffsrsr. en- d.
inesfirahle valor y "a hag stlstEsfrcrsn en
la nsfiz. n eolueSn eefc esp'fefse g Is
nzifan &c ID fnano y flunAe osafFc una
durha nasal. Gre hmpfaga Eas Gsfias1fs y
focilitas1 IN ftsrlfaei6n n4tarai. lont,n4e
este. tfatnrnirfio Ein iatrffslfe6m y ~
tcndrf Que temclls a u lnarcuza o sri.
defnias de grippe y csiares.
Togo Doctor Que eatotc u NfJAOL
no rgoftar5 nanra offa csm4 para fxsia.
blecer las meubf4n1s us1ro@ss oe n N1rff
y aarnanio, ouandD stan ea eQftlleala
aCatarrsda.
Conslea hos r1isno ua faqfsls y tfr
Faio siemugc 9 In fnang. 10 sfirnlta saissi
tusos, pida ) esiia MUCOL
he vcnla en- tosias las botit4s ae-exlilk
THE AiU-c0L CoNpAN1f. la,
HuHe5a. IS. Y. y. 4. a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-10
CARTA DE UN SOLTERON

iQue dulce fue aquel beso. .. FL
de una prinita de ounce abriles. -. . Ell
primer osculo de amor, de un amor Que
yo creia, puro, inocente, idsal..
Pero, he aqui, amigo Ricardo, que
como las dos semanas, La propia Ele-
ma, mostrandome una preciosisima mu-
iieca, precisamente ell dia de su santo,
me dijo:
Primo mio, tai vez tie extrafle 10 que
te voy manifestar; pero he resuelto
dejarte para uevar relaciones con Ar
turo va yes, me regal6 esta muneca,
como til por otro lado eres va tan
viejo. ...s
-Querida prima- lie contest6- por
mi no hay obstacriIo, 81 el te ha
ofrecido regalarte mas munecas, mu
1iecos, casate con Arturo; despues de
todo, yo siento gran antipatia por esa
clase de juguetes.
/ Mas tarde lie hice ell amor a una jo-
ven de veinte primaveras, rubia como
un sol candida como una paloma Era
muy romantica, y al hacerle mi declara
ci6n, Sc echo a norar como una Magda-
lena. a.
! -iAy, Dios mio - exclaiio, po-
niendose coloradfsima- iY 81 10 sabe
mi papa. 49,?
-Pero 81 su papa 10 va saber .
-4contestele- 81 lie voy pedir su
mano.
/ -6Mi mano. =. p vo1vi6 excla
mar, Hevandose una de las suyas al
coraz6n- Jesus! iqu6 miedo 49,! /! IPe
TO, esta usted SECURE de que ha de ser
solamente mi mano -?
i Senorita, por 10 pronto lie pedir6
su mano, Y Sc me la concede. -; 10
demas no Sc pide.
-Bueno, bueno -interrumpi6me,
poni6ndose colorado como un tomato
Pidasela, pidasela. -!
Y Sc Ia pedi
Ell padre de Rosita, que asi sc la
maba mi novia, era don Tadeo
--Caballero- me dijo este tiItimo, al
ccncederme la mano de su hija-le SUI
plico usted que la trate con muchi
simo cuidado. IFS tan delicada. -.
Y lsobre todo les tan inocente -!
/, Y en- realidad, me result6 tan inocen
to que, La primera noche, cuando la
luz de la palida luna, salimos al jar
din para desahogar nuestras cuitas, no
bien lie habia dado ell consabido beso,
sc me desmay6 en- los brazos, dici6n-
dome:
-lAy, Pepo mic. - lPepe mio
No Sc que siento. -. Conddceme junto
a mi mama. -.
Y la conduje junto su mama.
Pero los pocos dfas, cuando mas
entlsiasmado estaba, fgurandome que
ye habia sido su primero iinico amor,
al entregarle la sirvienta una carta
rfra su seforita ,1e oi.o, no sin ciertc
misterio:
Olga, don Pepe, lie voy allevar esa
carta como lie he Hevado las de los de-
mas; pero sepa usted que no estoy dis
puesta que me pase como con los
otros
-IQue otros?
Los otros novios de la sehorita .
Crei wolverine loco.
-5Y que tie paso?-le pregunte.
-Pues casi NADIA: que todos elIos
me enganaron tinicamente don Eduar
ditto, Ell pentltimo, pues con usted son
doce los que ha tenido, me regal6 me-
dio peso, 81 quiere usted que 10 olga
L. verdad, me 10 regalo porque estaba
enamorado de mi canibio de m be
so Con que 81 usted tambien 10 de-
sea. pero, ESQ ST, lie cuesta un duro. !
Como til comprenderas, no volvi sa
ber mas de Rosita.
Y continue mi mon6tona vida de sol
tero, hasta que a los dos amos pretcndi /
susanita, una bcata. como dc trointa /
y cinco amos, pero que . pesar dc su
cdad SO mantenia bastante frescachona.
En- el pueblo Sc la conocia por La
Casta susanna
Il caracoles j! me die vcy a !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-10

Las autoridadcs inedicas, csifn de
acuerdo en- que las amiglalas, elcbcn eer
propiamentc desinfectadas todos los dias.
pues cuando estas Sc infectan, causan cl
recrecimienfo de las pllndiIas del clelIo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-10

Aguas Dulces, % de MARIO de 19,...
sr. Don Ricardo Cantueso,
Penuelas, P. r.
Mi querido Ricardo
Recibi aver tu carta, y Greene, que
despues de haber transcurrido tantoS
amos sin saber de tt, me has proporcio-
nado un ratio agradabilisimo.
Me preguntas por mi vida. -: que
cue hago, que en- que pienso, 81 al fin
me case, 81 tengo hijos, 81 soy fehz,
etc, etc. ETC.; ciertamente, que 81
tie fuera a relatar, despues de los vein
te amos transcurridos 10 que por mi
ha pasado, te uenaria de asombro ell
saber, que al cabo de todo ese tempo,
81 hoy viniese por aqui, me encontra
rias en- la misma forma en- que me de-
jaste, no ser con sobradas canas en-
el pelo y algunas arrugas en- ell rostro,
pero siempre con las nlismas ideas,
1guales caprichos id6nticos prop6sitos.
GQue que hago. -? NADIA. GQue en-
que pieso ? En- NADIA. IQue 81 me ca
se....? GQue 81 tengo hijos. =? Pero
hombre - iy con quien me voy a
casar i? tie crees til que yo soy tan
estupido - Cada dia me convenzo
mas de que la mujer no Sc hizo para
ell hombre mucho menos Ell hombre
para la mujer. No tie quepa duda, ami
go mio, 10 que paso en- ell Paraiso Te-
rrenal fue una equivocacion. -: ell i'm
becil de Adam debio haberse comido la
manzana de la serpiente, pero nunca Ia
ofrecida por Eva, en- ese case, to-
dos los hombres Sc hubiesen desposado
despues con serpientes -. ioh! liza
serpiente es Ell simbolo de la sabida-
ria....! Mientras que la mujer es la
pura imagen de la inconstancia, de la
necedad y del egoismo
iY 81 til supieses que pesar de todo
he realizado mis- pruebas. -! ST. amigo
mio, en- estos veinte afios he auerido
convencerme de que la mujer es un
monstruo, un vrdadero monstruo social.
y 10 he conseguido.
Por de pronto, para alcanzar mis- fl
mes, empece por las mas j6venes, por las
mas inocentes, por las de ounce amos
-. Precisamente cuento yo con una
primita que por la epoca que me re-
ficro tenia esa misma cdad que Sc
llama Elena. icon decirte que aun
vestia de corto Y jugaba a la comba... I
Pues bien, suponiendome que a esa
edad la mujer es un ANGEL, como sue
len llamarlas enamore mi prima. 6Y,
por que no decirtelo? En- los primeros
dias me engaiio como a un chino ). /:
ise puso tan encarnada cuando Sc 10
die. imostr6 tai rubor -! ime
miro con aquellos ojazos azu1es de una
manera tan enigmatica la vez que
iIterrogativa. -?
-GTd. ...? me pregunto- Itu di-
ces que me anas.. -?
si, primita mia te amo y. lie
contest6.
ii Jesus. - rephc6me ella, ha
ciendo un mohin delicioso- iPero, 81
70 no sc 10 que es amor -!
Y su rostro Sc encendio con ell color
de la amapola.
Como tn comprenderas, este incendio
no venia de afuera, sino de adentro,
y viniendo de adentro. =. pues I. era
impossible que ign@ase su origen.
-Querida prinla- 10 die, recordan
do un NAL poeta:
''Yo soy la brisa,
til eres la for;
til la calandria,
20 Ell ruisefior 7"
IPero, en- que quedamos?- advir-
tiome ella 5eres la brisa el rrise
fior?
Lo que tn quioras
-PueS entOnccs, 10 mas PRACTICE es
que seas 81 ruisofiors
" til la calandria -
-Si te antojas :.
Y, como paiaros al fin, iuntamos aaes
tros picos.