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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
K. O.,s Entertain at Tower.

Yesterday the X. O.'s entertained
at the Watch Tower in welcoming
two new members, Mrs. Beatrice
Wearne and Miss Dorothy Walton.
There were eight in the party. A
delicious menu was enjoyed. Thurs
day night Miss Ruth Seaberg, 1929
Eleventh avenue A, Moline, will en-
terrain the club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
STAINS AND METHODS OF RE-
MOVING THEM.

Stains on clothing, draperies
floor coverings, bed clothing and
all sorts of textiles are constantly
coming to our attention. Follow
ing is listed a number of common
stains and methods of removing
them:
Medicine-Use alcohol.
Mildew-If fresh use cold water;
otherwise try to bleach with Javelle
water or potassium permanganate
Paint and Varnish-Use alcohol
carbon tetrachIoride, chIoroform or
turpentine.
Precipitation - Use soap and
warm water; bleach in the sun or
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Inexpensive Bedspread.

The kiddies will be delighted
with this new bedspread. Cut two
dozen bluebirds out of some scraps
of blue linen. Lay a seamless
sheet on the floor and arrange the
birds in every direction, pinning
them where you wish them, then
applique them firmly, marking the
eyes of the birds, some with white,
some yellow and others black. 1t
makes a neat bedspread. Make a
three-inch hem all around the
sheet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
February Wedding Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. William McKenna,
2Z3 Forty-sixth street, Moline, an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel Marie, to Earl +.
Swanson of Chicago. The ceremony
was performed in Chicago Feb. IL,
but has been kept secret until re-
Gently. The couple left today for
their new homa
The bride attended the Moline
schools and Browns Business col
lege, and has been employed at the
Moline Welding company Office for
two years. Mr.. Swanson served in
the World war. He is located in
Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Dances Feature Club Informal.

A special feature of the mid
weekly informal at the Outing club
tomorrow will be the May day pro-
gram of dances to be given by the
pupils of Miss Mary Hill. Dinner
will be served at $50 and the
dancers will appear on the lawn
with the trees as a background. AS
sisting Miss Hill with the decora-
tons will be Mrs. S. J. Temple and
a committee composed of Mes
DANES W. ]. Henigbaum, Thomas
Walsh, T. d. Starbuck and Harry
Littig.
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Observation-Disclosures,

The marriage of Miss Gladys V.
Hudgins of Roanoke. Va, and Ted
V. Wakeland of Keithsburg took
place at 4:30 yesterday afternoon
in Milan. Magistrate William
0'Neal officiated. The bride, wore
4 blue taffeta suit Mr.. and Mrs.
Wakeland will reside in Keiths-
burg
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Parties for Miss Giles.

Miss Mary Giles of Moline, who
is to become the bride of Ralph
Miedke, next month, will be hon
Gree at two parties this week.
Thursday evening the Misses
Gladys Swisher, Marjorie Engstrom
and Frances Guthrie of Moline give
a dinner in her honor at Wyanoak
inn. Friday Mrs. A. f. Kohler OF
Moline entertains in her honor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
|FETTERER SELLS
NOTIONS STORE

C. P. Fetterer, s31 Fourth ave-
nue., has sold his notions store to
George Cassens of Sterling. Mr..
Fetterer will reopen his music
school at 80 Ninth street. Mr..
Cassens has taken possession of
his new store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Surprise on Mrs. Maucker.

Mrs. Russell Maucker, who re-
sides on Grant street, in Milan, was
given a surprise party last night
by eight lady friends. The evening
was spent playing cards. Mrs.
Maucker was presented with 4
fern. Refreshments were served by
the guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
JUSTICE THOMPSON
SPEAKER IN DIXON

Justice Floyd E. Thompson, Rock
Island. is principal speaker today
at Memorial day service in Dixon.
Program in that city began this
morning with parade of veterans
of all the wars and this afternoon
Justice Thompson speaks at the
formal program
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Unusual Concert
For Commencement
of Music College

The thirty-ffth annual com
mencement and concert which VIII
be given tomorrow evening, at the
Augustana gymnasium at S;lo
O'Clock, will be one of unusual in
terest and delightfully."- entertain
ing.
The first part of the program Will
be devoted to the commencement
exercises. the playing of concertos
by the Misses Regina Holmen anu
Thyra Soderberg, who are recelV-
ing their degrees of Bachelor OF
Music. This together with the con-
ferring of diplomas and certificates
by G. A. Andreen, president OF the
college. will furnish part / OF the
program
Part II will be the presentation
of CoIeridge-Taylor's cantata, Hi
awatha's Wedding Feast. The
chorus of selected voices will be
ACCOMPANIED by the Tri-City Sym
phony orchestra. The tenor SOLO
will be sung by Rollo L. R. Killing,
whose appearance in the tri-cities
Is always enthusiastically wei
coined
The principal characters already
mentioned in the program VIII ap-
pear in full costume in forest set
ting that will make the dramatiza-
ton particularly real and interest,"
ing. The conductor. Arvid Samuel
son. has devoted a great deal OF
time to this chorus and it should be
well attended by all who are inter-
ested in the better music of our tri-
cities.
Following is the program ar
rangement:
PART /.
Organ Prelude-Eugene Nord-
gren.
Invocation-Dr. E. F. Bartholo-
new
Andante Spianata and Grand Pc
lonaise, Op. % (Chopin) Miss
Regina Holmen.
Symphonic Variations Cesar
Franckl Miss Thyra Soderberg.
Tri-City Symphony Orchestra.
Comforting of degrees, diplomas
and certifcates-Dr. G. A. Andreen
President Augustana College and
Theological Seminary.
PART II.
"Hiawatha's Wedding Feast,
cantata by Coleridge-Taylor.
Pau-Puk-Kee WIS, the handsome
yenadizze, the storm-fool yena-
oizze, an idler and gambler; an In
dian dandy-Roy Anderson.
Chibia Bos, a musician; friend oil
Hiawatha; ruler in the land of spir-
its-Rono L. r. Killing.
Iagoo. the great boaster and
story teller-Fridolf Swenson.
Noko Mis-, grandmother OF Hla
watha; mother of Wenonah-Mls'
Louise Cervin.
Minnehaha, Laughing Water
wife of Hiawatha-Miss Kathry:
Meme.
Hiawatha, the prophet, the teach
er, son OF Mudjekeewis, the West
Wind, and Wenonah. daughter .
Nokomis-W Wallace Swanson.
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Sewing Circle to Quilt

Busy Bee Sewing circle will hold
an all-day quilting Thursday at Odd
Fellows hall At noon a picnic
lunch will be served. In the after
noon Miss Jessie Mayme will be
hostess at the regular meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30

the waist should be a slim one or
the effect is too dreadful to contem-
plate. Round the gathers run
narrow silk ribbon or a bit of
twisted silk cord, with the frill ap-
pearing above it The effect is
often repeated on the cuffs.
Belmont Park, May 30.-One of
the handsomest wraps seen here al
the races was of gold cloth bro
caded in dark blue roses, leaves and
vines. 1t must be admitted that in
build the cloak resembled a bath
robe. The collar was wide and
turned back from the throw in a
pair of square reveres, the left far
Their over on the shoulder than the
right The garment fastened on
the left side with big button, and
on the whole was volmuminous and
f1oppy. While the effect was some
what that of bathrobe, the gor-
geous material made the garment a
thing of beauty.
New York, May 30.-A cool look
ing gown, extending almost to the
knees is of green and silver thin
silk. The green background is COW
cred with silver waterliIies. Long,
square cut points finish the
sleeves, which are lined with pal
est gray chiffon. The deep V neck,
the sleeves, and the hem have an
edging of gray rabbit fur. High on
the left side is a tiny pocket about
large enough for the daintiest of
boudoir handkerchiefs. The pocket
also is edged with fur.
Paris, May 30.-Ivory and gold
formed the color motif of many
sleeve and girdle costumes seen
here lately. The sleeve and girdle
costume is one in which the sleeve
repeats the shades of the girdle,
neither sleeve nor girdle being the
same shade as the gown. On a
! periwinkle crepe, for example, the
sleeves were of ivory ninon cut
into long medieval points lined with
gold tissue. On the outside of the
sleeves were slashes to sow little
lattice bands of the gold.
London. May 30.-What has be-
come of the cretonne girl, crisp and
! chic IN her Powered gown? She
simply is not. She has vanished
completely from fashionable cir
| cles, and the girl in voile or eponge
has taken the cretonne damseTs
place. The new voiles and eponge
cloths are striped and lowered in
as dazzling a fashion as ever was
cretonne. They have the added adj
vantage of being more supple.
Hence the chanS% In the new
voiles, however, there is little diff
ference. Their colors would put
a rainbow to the blush-they are
more gay than even cretonne dared
to be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Rlafk.Wareham.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon at
the parsonage of the First Baptist
church, S11 Fifteenth street, took
place the marriage of Miss Thelma
Hermes Warehams of Rock Falls,
daughter of Mrs. George Wareham
Alb Oak street, Davenport, and
Howard Black, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred A. Black, I'LL Fifteenth-and-
a-balf avenue. Rev. G. A. Sheets,
pastor of the church, performed the
wedding ceremony. Attending the
couple as bridesmaid and best man
were Miss Ruth Lincke and War
rem Duffin of this city.
The bride wore dress of white
chiffon over white satin and her
flowers were sweetpeas used in a
corsage arrangement. The we'd
ding dinner was served at the home
of the bridegroom, for a company
of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
will reside at the home of the
bridegroom's parents upon their
return from honeymoon trip. Mr..
Black is employed at the Red Jack
et Manufacturing company in Dav-
EXPORT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30

A dwelling AZ miles from Jordan.
Mont, was moved to Jordan in 10
DAYS and across several deep
coulees without cracking a window
pane or damaging the plaster.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
FRIDAY.

Past Matrons-Past Patrons Outing at
Long View part.
Cohn- Deutschman wedding in Waterloo.
ST. Katharine's Alumnae guests OF Mrs
Fred White. assisted by Mrs Isaac
Deutsch and Mrs. w. W. Whitehead.
Mrs. A. E. Kohler of Moline entertainz
for Miss Mary Giles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Social Announcements.

Twin-city Lutheran hospital cir
Gle meets with Mrs. Gust Engstrom
tomorrow afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30

Rock Island Music club has garden
party at home of Mrs. j. r. Tuckis, 1903
Fourteenth and a-haf street
IIlinois-Iowa branch American Associa-
ton of University Women have picnic at
home of Mrs. E. McGarvey and Miss Nina
Collins. 1924 East Twenty ninth street.
Davenport.
Saturday Night 500 club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hickock, 1403 Sixth
avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30

Kennedy-DowdaI wedding
Girl Scout council meets at 1:3O al
library.
In-His-Name circle. Kings Daughters.
have outing.
Miss Gladys Swisher. Miss Marjorie
Fnrstrou and Miss Frances Guthrie. Mo
line. give dinner at wyanoak Inn for Miss
Mary Giles.
New Idea club meets with Mrs. John
Allsbrow. watertown.
Busy Bee sewing circle an-day quitting
at Odd Fellows hall
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Mrs. Vessel Hostess at Dinner.

MIS-. Perry H. Vessel of Moline
entertained at a dinner party lasI
evening at her home, compliment
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Whiting
OF Chicago, who have been visiting
in the city. Mrs. Whiting was Miss
Dorothy Cooper before her mar
mage. Covers were set for 16i
guests and the evening hours were
spent informally. The couple mo-
toTed home today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30

Aug1stana commencement.
"Hiawathas Wedding presented at Au-
Kustana college.
Twin-City Lutheran hospital circle meets
with Mrs. Gust Engstrom.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Shower for Miss DowdaL.

Miss Ethel Johnson, 1923
Eleventh street, Moline, entertained
II girls at pre-nuptial party for
Miss Vera Dowdal of Moline, who is
to marry Edward Kennedy of Rock
Island Thursday. Decorations
throughout the rooms were in the
brides chosen colors, orchid and
pink. Vocal numbers during the
evening were given by Miss
Dorothy Benson and in a contest
the prize went to the honored
guest
At the close of the evening the
girls enjoyed a delicious luncheon
served in the dining room. A table
centerpiece of lilies and syringia
made an attractive board. Candles
lighted the room. Miss Dowdal re-
ceived an electric iron as a party
gift
The marriage of Miss DowdaI
and Mr.. Kennedy will be celebrated
at $50 Thursday morning at ST
Mary's church, Moline. Mrs. Harold
Detlefs of Moline, cousin of the
bride, will serve as matron of honor
and Joe Kennedy, brother of the
bridegroom, will attend him as best
man.
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CALENDAR
TODAY.
WEDNESDAY.

Black wareham wedding.
Dinner-dance at Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Club Has Old.Fashion Party.

The meeting of the Optimus
Reading circle last evening was
turned into an old-fashioned party.
The club members, who came in
old-time costumes, were guests of
Mrs. Isabel Fellows, 1921 Four
teenth-and-a-half street. and enjoy
ed o'clock dinner. A variety
of gowns worn in other days were
taken from attic trunks and again
exhibited. causing much merriment
Each matron took part in the
program of miscellaneous numbers,
giving selections suitable to the
character their costume suggested.
At a short business meeting, offi-
GERS for next year were chosen as
follows: s-x
President-Mrs. A. F. Barber.
Vice president-Mrs. e. ]. Meek.
Secretary-Miss Ella Mulack-
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary SchiH.
A committee was named to plan
the annual banquet of the club.
sf71is included the new president.
Mrz- Barber. Mrs. F. II. Rockwell
md Mrs. John Titterington-
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Past Noble Grand club. Eudora Re
bekah lodge meets with Mrs. Florence
Stevens, 914 Twepty-fourth street
business and Professional Woman's club
dinner session at Y. W. C. A.
ACCOUNTABILITY wedding.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-30
Garden Club Enjoys Outing.

Forty members of the Tri-city
Garden club gathered at LAFAYETTE
q are, Davenport, yesterday
morning bright and early for the
days Jaunt into the country, and
were guests of the Misses Emma
and Clara Brandt at their home
near Fairport, with a visit to Wild
Cat Den on the Brandt estate az
the special objective of the after
noon.
Automobiles had been provided
Tor all the party. Luncheon at
noon was at the New Era gymnas-
IUfn and consisted of a very de-
licious fried chicken menu served
by the ladies' aid society of the
New Era church. The tables were
lovely in garden and wild flowers
and very delightful hour was
spent by the guests. Prof. H. w.
Clark of the Fairport fisheries. who
was a guest of the day, spoke at
the luncheon hour on Cow Gar
dens, and he conducted the party
OF the afternoon through the
woods to the Den.
Miss Halle Conklin of Musca-
tine. who is an honorary member
OF the club, was also a guest of
the day.
Tea was served by the hostesses
after the visit to the glen, and the
party returned in the twilight hour.
Mrs. P. T. Burrows of Davenport
VIII entertain the club June Is.
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the waist should be slim one or
the effect is too dreadful to contem-
plate. Round the gathers run d
narrow silk ribbon or a bit of
twisted silk cord, with the frill ap-
pearing above it. The effect is
often repeated on the cuffs.
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TSF7IKAWA TROUPE Japanese P

Worlds greatest hand balancers and an amazing and
diversified performance of equilibrium (The greatest
japanese troupe the Flowery Kingdom has
ever produced.
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NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES. IMPRENTA
Y !TRANSPORTE
S u UBAsTA

Sc recibiran proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las 3 de la
tarde, agosto 3, 1922, para ell
suministro en- San Juan de equi-
pos escolares, tales como pupi-
tres, escritorios, silIas, maqui-
nilIas de escribir, maquinarias
motores, aserradoras, tornos,
maquinas de coser, mesas para
costureras, cocinas, ETC., etc.
Pueden obtenerse pIiegos en-
blancos dirigisndose al Nego-
ciado de Materiales, Imprenta y
Transporrtes, San Juan, P. R.
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Pronto
''LONDON"
sera exhibido al pdbIco en-
SAN JOSE 7.
COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nueva SaIud de Reno le
tfaiga ealud y belleza.


Una muJer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humamdad No solo Sc siente ella
infeliz, sino que Sc We lnfeliz. Tome Nueod
Sdlnd de Reno pronto Sc vera ben y
fuerte y con aquella belleza real que solo
salud y vigor dan. Escascz, exceso,
menstruaclon dolorosa, irregular Y c&cesi-
va. nauseas, constante maestar, debilidad,
decalmiento, calanbres. marcos, dolores en-
la espalda la ingle. leucorrea y todas las
mhamaciones leucorreas, ulccraciones y
descargos de la vagina y utero Sc pueden
curar segura rapidamente con NGe0s
SalMd de Reno.
listed notari un canbio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado Ia primcra dosis,
su senblante mejorara sus barros des-
1pareceran. De venta en todas las dro>
guerias
S. B. LE0NARL' & CO.. Fabricansss, Eew York
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NADIA mas bello. Estas estrofas jun
to las otras que forman ell poemita
IN MEMORIAN, dignas son de ser es-
cElpidas con orc en- un marmol de Pin
to. para SER colocado sobre los restos
del gigantesco Y silencioso creador de
LA HERMANA Aqua v de LA HER
MANA MELANCoLIA.
No puedo nj deseo terminar este es-
tudio, que es ell primero que acerca de
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Sobresalir un homblse es cosa relati
vamente facil: un POGO de talento, un
POGO de agudeza y tener anhelos de
triunfar, va que al decir de ese sabio
y ditto soci6logo portorriqueno que es
Luis Dalta. ia energfa combativa es
attribute de todos los toros.
Sobresalir una mujer es una cosa
distinta Aqui por naturaleza salvo ax
cepciones, falta la energia com5ativa.
caracteristica afortunada de nuestra
Lola Rodriguez de Tic, y de aquella
otra gran alma templada 'en ell yum
que de la energfa tropical, que fud
Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, com,
parable $3.50 a safo, la musa mitele-
MICA.
Para que resalte una mujer, precise
es que vibre en- ell fondo de su pecho
ell mas esot6rico cuanto mas buscado,
espiritu del genio communicate a las
almas gigantescas, por el magico y sim
bel leo anillo del dios Odin.
Gabriela Mistral recibio del cielo to-
dos los medios necesarios para Ell triun
70. Su grandeza es solo comparable a
la de los mas grandes v ESQ basta.
Gabriela Mistral posee Ell mas alto
sentido de las cosas. Para ella Ia be.
lleza al igual que para Winckelmann,
es ''como Ell aqua pura que no tiene sa
Dor particular.
Por ESQ canta ella con tanto donaire
en- su composition PIECECIToS:-
Piececitos de niio,
azulosos de frio.
Como os ven y no os cubren.
Dios mio.
Piececitos heridos
por los guijarros todos
ultrajados de nieves
y lodos!
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la personalidad de Ga1hriela Mistra1
Sc ha escrito en- Puerto Rico, sin trans
cribir los t1'es bellos finos diamantes
que forman la divina trilogia que ella
llama humildemente Los SoNEToS
DE LA MUERTE.
oidlos quedamente: prepared ell al
ma: temElad las mas finas intensas
crerdas sentimentales de vuestro es-
piritu:
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e pusieron,
a humilde soleada..
ioue he de dormirte enana los hombres supieron
hemos de SONAR sobre misma almohada!
re la TERRA una
dulcedumbre ell dormido,
s@S TERRA ha cuna
tocar de nino dclordo
Lnego espovoeando TERRA y pcvo de rosas
azulada polvoreda
los despojos hvianos iran qtsdando presos. =
Me aleare cantando mis- venganzas hemosas
"a mano ninguna r
bajara disputsrme tu punado hresos!..
largo hara mayor dia
alma dira a no
arrastrando
hombres, de
ssntiras que tu uado cavan briosamente
dcrmida a quieta
Esperars cubierto tOtalmene
despues habiaremos eternidad.
entonces sabras ell por que no madura
carne todavia
tuviste que bajar, sin fatga dormir."
Sc hra puz en- la zona de los sinos oscura;
sabras
y ssazsaaszEB
Malas tOrnaron tu a
su plantel
nevada En- gozo
maas manos entraron tragicamente d.
yo die al Senior: ..Por las sendas mortales
ie levan lsombra amada que no saben guar!
Arancalo Senior
e hundes en- 81 largo sueno sabes dar
mo te pusdo grtar, e puedo
su barca enpuja tempestad.
lRet6rnalo mis- brazos forl-.
LeAeuve la barca rosa de su vvr~.
lQue del no tuvep pedad7
Td, que vas juzgarme 10 comprendes, senorl..
SON uchos los poe que pue ma a. tanta emv sub
an encontarse la engua catena (cOninda ea
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Amado Nervo, suave peril, labio sonriente;
Amado Nervo, estrofa coraz6n de paz !
maentras te escribo tienes 1osa sobre la frente,
baja la nieve tu mortaja inmensamente
y la tremenda albura cay6 sobre tu faz.
Pensar que hay ooEnena que entregue tu dulzura
que entire uenguas DE odio lengua de paz;
que Sc va ell mecedor de la amargura,
que habr& tribulac6n no respondents.
No tie vi No te we're. Mi Dios 10 ha hecho
IQuien te junt6 las manos quien did, rota la voz,
la oracion de dos muertos al borde de tn lecho,
quien te alcanz6 los ojos el estupor de Dios?
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GrandeS pOetiSaS de America
GABRIELA MISTRAL

En- algdn sitio he dicho que todo
podra analizarse en- la obra de un poe
ia, menos sl sentimiento de que este
impregnada.
En- las siguientes estrofas de su poe
sia vOLvERLo A YER, 1quien po-
dra hallar "a sutil vaga quintaesen-
cia de su espiritu derramado en- el?
oh, mol vots'arlo yer no importa
(donde,
en- remansos de cielo o en- vortice her
(vidof,
bajo las lunas placidas entire ell car
(deno horror.
Y ser con el todas las primaveras
los inviernos, en- un angustiadO
nudo, en- torno su cuello ensangren-
(tado.
iCuando mas ciertas que ahora aque
las gloriosas v sapientisimas palabras
u6 OSCdT W1lu0 GIL Su LIE FhOE ON
DIS "...cuando Sc ha pesado ell sol
en- la halanza, cuando Sc ha trazado ell
mapa de los siete cielos, estrella por
estrerla aun Queda uno mismo. IQui6n
puede calcular la orbita de su alma?
Cuando una noche inesperada. en- pie
ma primavera de 1919, entrego su alma
al creador del Universe, ell padre caste
y puro Amado Nervo, todo Ell CONT
nente americana So estremecio, y can
to con sus poetas su desventura su
dolor...
Siendo como era, un dolor colecti-
vo. encontr6 eco EN- todas las liras de
la TERRA de Colon, y tambi6n en- la de
Gabriela Mistral. PHls6 esta. a.su exacor
dio enton6 un augusta doloroso
salmo la memoria del incompatible
Amado: