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from the notification, II he be the
successful bidder, to perform the
work and to furnish a bond guaran.
teeing the faithful performance of
the work and a maintenance bond
as provided, except the mainten-
ance bond, which shall he furnished
before the issuance of the final es-
innate.
The estimated cost of said i'm
provements, as shown by the ap-
proved specifications, is from ST.
1890 to S77,9O2.o0 depending
upon the type Of paving selected.
Bids may be made in either of
the two following forms, or in both
of said forms, to-wit:
l. Upon the basis of receiving
payments in cash in installments as
provided in the specifications.
2. Upon the basis of receiving
payments in like installments in i'm,
provement bonds, said bonds to be
taken at par and accrued interest,
and bonds to be furnished by the
contractor without expense to the
City. The bid also under said sec
ond form to permit payments of the
first and succeeding monthly in.
stallments in cash at contract prices
to the extent of payments by prop
erty owners of their assessment
within thirty days after notice of
assessment published by the City
Treasurer when the confirmed as
sessment roll has been placed in biz
hands for collection, as provided by
law. Bids also under said second
form to contain bid not less than
par, accrued interest and the ex-
pense of issuing bonds for bonds
to meet the incidental expense of
improvements and to be taken and
paid for in cash when and in such
amount as said City Of Casper may
require. Such bids for bonds re-
lating to incidental expense to be
contingent upon acceptance by the
City of Casper of bid of said con-
tractor for the work.
The City Council or the said City
of Casper reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids. All bids shall
be upon uniform proposals, which,
together with copies of specifica.
tons, may be obtained from the
City Engineer at his office by pros.
pective bidders for $1,000 per set,
By order of the City Council.
w. A. BLACKMoRE,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: H. H. PRICE,
City Clerk.
Publish July %, 1922.
Meet me at the Smokeho,se."
, 1922-07-22
SALE OF LOTS ON TRACT NEW
TEXAS SITE WILL Be RESUMED

Casper home,lovers will be glad to hear that 80 acres of
lots adjoining the proposed Texas refinery, 40xI25 feet in
size, and ranging in price from 500 to $500, will be placed
on sale tomorrow by the See Ben Realty company.
These lots are three and one-half miles from the Casper
postoffce and are situated in a locality that is canahla of
, 1922-07-22
NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice Is hereby given that bids
will be received for the construc-
ton of improvement in Paving Dis
trict No. 10 in the City of Casper,
comprising First Street from the
center line of the alley between
Durbin and Beech Streets to the
north line of East Yellowstone
Highway Beech Street from the
north line of Second Street to the
south line of "a" Street; Kimball
Street from a point 24O feet south
of the south line Of First Street to
the south line of "a" Street; Park
Street from the north line Of East
Yellowstone Highway to the south
line of IA" Street; Grant Street
from the north line of First Street
to tbs south line Of &C" Street.
The kind Of Improvement pro-
posed in Paving District No. 10 is
grading and paving with plain con-
crete six inches thick; reinforced
concrete six inches thick; Warren
lite bitulithic on four and five-inch
cement concrete base; Warrenite
bitulithic on four-inch bituminous
concrete base; .asphaltic concrete
on four and Tive-inch cement con-
crete base, or plain asphalt top on
asphalt concrete base as the City
Council may elect; also the tnstalla-
ton of lead water service pipe to
replace the old connections and
maxim. new connection where nee
essary; the construction of all sani-
tary and storm sewer lines and ap-
purtenances, the contractor fur
nishing tools. labor and all the in
cidentals pertaining to said con-
structioR including all catcn-basins
and gutter inlets complete ; all work
to be done in accordance and in
compliance with the plans and spec
ifications for said improvements
filed with the City Clerk by the
City Engineer on the 10th day of
July, A. d. 1929.
The said Improvement to be
maintained for a period Of five
years by the contractor or con-
tractors whose bids may be ac-
cepted.
All bids for said work shall be
marked Paving Proposal" and adj
dressed to and filed with the City
Clerk of the City of Casper at his
office in the City of Casper, Wyo-
ming, and will be received until
eight o'clock p. m. on the 7th day
of August, 1922, at which time bids
will be opened by the City Council
OF the City of Casper at the regu-
lar meeting Of said Council. A GER
titled check made payable uncon-
ditionally to the City of Casper on
u solvent local bank in the sum OF
ten per cent of the amount of the
bid must be filed with each bid, to
be forfeited to the said City OF
Casper as liquidated damages if the
bidder is awarded the contract and
fails to enter into a contract for
such improvements with the said
City of Casper within five days
, 1922-07-22
THERM0P0LIs SHIPS
100000 POUNDS WOOL

TJ-aRMoPoLIs. wyo.. July "a
Eight hundred thousand pounds of
wool. representing the largest ship
rrents made in a number OF years
tho Burlington Route from here
this year.
The clip in Hot Springs County
, 1922-07-22

turn TO Casper for questioning.
Morton and shaw. both widely
known IN Caspers underworld. about
n a were taken by Imperial
county officials following a sensa-
tional safe blowing escapade in that
section of the rtate OF California.
Morton VIII be returned to Casper ac-
companied by Deputy Frank Dcviin.
but It is feared that no chance Of the
return OF Shaw to this aty IS posi-
BILE
At the time Of the Janbreaking no
authority In this city knew OF the
close friendship which existed be-
tween .ovton and Shaw. Only
throug'i information received since
then from various sources have they
learned that h two were in the habit
Of working together mere in casper.
They were arrested together n Cal
ifornia. IND as Shaw was at large at
the time OF the jail delivery and left
town soon after. the county authori-
ties are only drawing the logical con.
ciusion.
, 1922-07-22
DEVELOPMENT AT
HIGH PEAK IN NATIONS
HISTORY, REPORT STATES

WASHINGTON. July 1z-Thers
IL water power development
under way al tho present time than
at any previous period IN tho ma
tons history. tho federal power
commission reported in reviewing
tho insults OF It's two years ot ad-
ministration under tho water power
act.
In the last year. after tho first
food Of Applications had come IN.
they aggregated six million horse
power OF proposed Installation Up
TO June 80 last. this report said. the
commission had authorized a total
Of sixty preliminary or Hurvey per-
mits and 80 licenses. IS OF tho latter
for transmission limos. the permits
involving an estimated installation
or 2.sss.ooo horsepower and the 81
licenses for power projects. 1884,
900 horsepower.
Although It has been abis TO take
final action on more than half of the
applications for permits and licenses
filed. the commission. the report
said. has been forced to delay action
on many important projects due 70
what was said 10 have proved to be
a wholly inadequate personnel to
handle ehe great amount OF admin
tstrative detail and supervision re-
quired n che legislation
For this reason also. the report
said. the. commission has been
forced to omit altogether the per
Torrance Of important duties. this
being particularly true of valuations,
OF which. 1t was said. cases din
voivins approximately 800. ooo. 900
, 1922-07-22

Jeweiry n wztcrs repairing by ex.
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. O.-S Bldg.
ASA
, 1922-07-22

almost limitless expansion. Persons
well equipped to know the situation.
have estimated that In a comparatively
short period they win be taken within
tho llmit3 OF the city OF Casper and
that the space between the present
limits and the west end OF he Indepsn-
den addition will be thronEed with
citizens and beautified by their places
OF residence.
Work has been started at drilling a
well q furnish fresh pure water TO
builders in the new addition This
should be ready for those who VIII TO
quire Il At an early date
The Independent addition was first
conceived when n Wyoming Rein
cry proposed to bufld on what Is to be
the site OF the Texas. fow lots were
sold at that time, but nothing was
done until an added value was given
the property by the fact that an even
greater plant than was at first pro
posed is To be erected close to the
limits OF Casper.
Tho East Yellowstone highway is IN
splendid condition except in n vcrv few
places. This can be followed in reach
ing the refinery. m turning south
across tho Northwestern tracks. nj
which point tho Independent addition
Is entered
1t is interesting to note that the
Northwestern railroad has granted the
owners OF the addition a permanent
crossing. 80 that no inconvenience
nee be experienced by jewellers. nor
need any Tear arise that the Indepen-
dent addition will be shut Off from Cas-
per.
Statesmen viii be on tho ground all
day Sunday n at any time after 4
J. m. on week GAYS.
, 1922-07-22

ers now awaiting action Fc-sd
by inability to comrlets valuations.
to decide betwseu s~uspendiag IL
csnse- where valuations were In
voived or to provide for these IN the
future the commission. Il IN said.
had taken tho latter courre IN
order that much needed valuation
might proceed"
such a curse. however" the
commission said. 'is almost certain
to result IN prolonged litigation and
In expense many times greater than
would have been required had the
commission been given in the begin
ming the means for carrying out this
requirement Of the law"
Highest prices paid for diamonds
lold gold and silver. H d. Kline. Jew
leier. OIL Exchange RldG. init
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
Fl pacto del 7 acoma

En- aguas del Golfo de Fonseca, Y
bordo del; Tacoma, de la marina de
guerra de Estados Unidos, ACADIA de
firmarse un Pacto monstru0so, por el
cual Sc comprcmetcn los gobiernos de
Ell Salvador, Nicaragua Honduras
a expulsar de sus territories a los
emigrados que en- ellos Sc encuentren
asilados, procedentes de los paises
comprendidos en- el Tratado, con tai O.
asi 10 pidan sus respeetivos gobiernos.
Este pacto escandaloso,. cuyo cumpli-
miento garantiza el gobierno de Es--
tados Unidos, esta fImado tambien
por los Minister'S americanos residen-
tes en- aqueAos tres paises.
Sc dice, con visos de veracidad, que
el gobicrno de FL Salvador entro con
repugnancia en- ell conVenio, algo Sc
dice en- Ell mismo sentido. del gobierno
de Nicaragua; pero 10 que Sc sabe con
;.osoluta, certeza es que los; pueblos
de Ell Salvador, Nicaragua y Hondu-
.ras 10 reehazan abiertamente con in
dignaci6r, porque ademas de ser lesi-
vo la equidad y a la justicia, es in
constitutional. Sc cree generalmen-
te que las Asambleas de aquellos pai-
ses lie negaran su aprobacioll
Ell dnico gobierno que esta de pla-
GENES por el desgraciado Tratado del
Tacoma es el presidido por el Gene
raj Lorez Gutierrez en- la Republica
de Honduras. Y sin duda alguna que
le sobralTaz6n: el General Lopez Gu
tierrez Sc aSarTa un clavo ardiendo,
para sostanersc en- ei vacfo de la OPT
MON pl'blica que roe su gobierno.
Asi tenia que ser; la logica de los
acontecinientos Sc impone. Comen-
70 NAL, " acabara peor.
Hace cerca de tres amos que esca-
l6 el Poder la funesta agrupaci6n que
manda en- nombrc del General Lopez
Gutierrez; y en- Honduras todo el
mundo sabe como Sc VERTIGO 81 esca-
snsicnto. Hombre sin prestigios, co.
lido por su mediocridad y su inep-
iIt1d para el mando; sin ninguna ins-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

cOnquista de sus derechos conculca-
dos, por la tirania incaliicable de mi
norias sin virtud sin talento.
SHan meditado los Gobiernos de
Centro-America sobre la trascenden-
cia de ege Tratado, cuyo curnplimiento
garantiza e. gobierno de Estados Uni
dos I?
Y ell gobierno poderoso de Wash
ington, hasta donde lleva su vista de
dguila conquistadora, desde el puesto
cue ha tornado en- ell convenio del Ia
coma?
Unos Y otros acudiran al pretexto,
va desconceptuado ante ell espfritu de
los tiempos nuevos, de que han sido
movidos unieamente por ell sentimien-
to generoso de asegurar la paz en-
aquellas pequenas Rep1blicas, cons
tantemente conturbadas por la que
IRA civil. Si; Gpero no escuchais el
repetido clamor de los pueblos escla-
vizados?
! LA Paz! bendita sea dentro de la
Libertad y del Derecho; bendita sea!
Rero maldita, mil veces maldita, la
paz que Sc impone a los pueblos bajo
! la ferrea mano de la fterza.
Elpueblo hondureno hace uso de un
derecho sagrado al rebelarse contra
un gobierno que esta fuera de la ley
desde el principle de su existen-
cia, Y que, despotico y tirano, no res
! peta la propiedad, la vida, nj la hon.
re- de los ciudadanos; y en- su empire
So reivincadora debiera gozar dc Ia
simpatfa Y del APPLAUSE de los pue-
bios libres. Pero no; ahi esta ell Ira
tado del Tacoma afrmando 10 contra
rio.
Sc atribuye a los Ministries ameri-
canos RESIDENCES en- aquellas tres Re-
publicas ell haber sugerido dicho Ira
tado, que ademas de Unconstitutional
e injusto, abre la puerta a la inter
vencion extranjera, con mengua de Ia
soberania de las pequeilas RepGblicas
centro americanas. Mucho Sc ha es-
critic sobre ell tema de la soberania de
entro-America frente al imperialis-
mo yankee; va en- terminus altisonan-
tes, cagrados de un patriotismo exal-
tado; va en- ttn tono despectivo, echan-
do al ridiculo los sentimientos nacio-
males, que, aun siendo de pueblos de-
biles, y acaso por este mismo, deben
concederseles toda la simpatfa que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

merecen las mobiles protestas que bro
tan de los coraZones llenos de santo
amor su patria.
Todo acto. atentatorio emanado de la
fuerZa bruta, es vergonzoso; afrenta
a quien 10 ejecuta; Y mientras mas
de semejanza eXiste entire el poder
que conculca ell derecho ageno Y su
victima, mayor es la ignominia que
recae sobre ell fuerte abusive que a
mansalva injuria a quien no puede de-
fenderse. Todo grito de los pueblos
humillados por la fuerza de los node-
rosos debe ser escuchado Y acogido
con simpatia en- los pechos generosos
" altivos que mantienen encendido ell
fuego sagrado que anima y fecunda
las rebeldias libertarias.
No hay pueblo sobre la TERRA que
no haya luchado por sus hbertades;
nj hay pueblo que en- los comienzos
de su vida no haya !:sido debil, Y no
haya requerido la cooperation genero-
sa de otras nacioneS para conquistar
" afianzar su independencia; pero,
pronto, cuando alcanzan la Gina de la
grandeza, Sc olvidan de sus apgustias
pasadas, de sus rebeldias contra sus
dominadores, de sus luchas y contra
tiempos en- su camino de crecimiento
" prosperidad. Y pronto Sc olvidan
tambien de las ensenanzas de los 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

isssanns af fnsiasN8. smaar 81 Do.
laa gausaae taia a.uaeaf aAssn
fnan rn fstinaEe fai rfaan Uu. no
f.ais diefaf II nasraal tl altrlento que
soanaia halNa ieesaa gw cstaaa tie
iaiica dliNlaad. acacp1fa0itn = are.
faniirnsa ransLnntcg Ea rcahaad la
salaa ~ mi rHsosa Ell halaa tFasiona.
fo eae flla ranuiisto a. no salaamm que
haa psm aiRiaria
rAucs hen. este al un hccho uarcCe
cue csic Taulac fat Gircciamcnsc al lu.
rar del NAL g "a meioiia cue ha prodn.
ciao cn sn esfado las Cos hatcilas CUE
ha tornado. nos han cOmplaCido y sor-
prcndiGa a amhos Dcaae lucgo sc al.
NO &c Is iaquccaS ncjor6 mucho "a
digestidu s. va no ficne csa scnsaci6n
dc descspcrac.6n y aba;imicnto que te.
nia. parecC mas alcgrC y conterta y
sa amncntando ca peso y iuerza. Pue.
dc dccirse cue Tanlac Ia csta reconsu-
tuvondo a on cstado de salud mcioy
de 10 que halaa gozado anteS Y me COM
plazco en-. dar este teStimonio. pues pU-
diera ser de utilidad para otros que
buscan alivio de sus males"
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drogue.
rias y larsaacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
IN EMPLEADO De Ia TENORERIA
PUBIICA IN TESTIMONlO EVOOlIlOSO
El sciior Enrique Luna dcclara que Tanlac hhr6
asu eSposa dc los males cue h habian
= ascdiadO desdc In nihcz.

Nne iulrT Cn la taulad a. Nssifa
ssH aifrsieflusE tFrtu1N q han 81 d. a.a
aaaf a. aiir funget luna am a.
sgsfiaIin 80 la ~ lallr al Nrna NJ
.As Neica R E E N8,m luaA esn
l,A rl innsnitrust FuCsse AZ fcspansgln
hdad c0un paeuaHf eu Ia trsaNfaa D.
ia Ancidu q rt n,ur fNsirtaao y hon.
rado Iiaf r haufaics & iuicgmdad. ssof
tafins ifs uuc la connCcn.
En nna cnakefs.aci0n cln q frrrcssn.
fAHic cspdoal dc 1aniac haee alcim
tiempo. hiro "a lmpogiantt declaracstn
be Que j. sChora Luna. su gsp-sa. IA
ue ran5lo nncho por mciio AZ Taninc
dci csirohmirngo de- Qne paleca dcsde
J. nhes n cue ie halaa producido otrcs
'a' .a. hal.an dssigrfdo oasi poF
sa 'n raiud El siguicnic cs q
a.,a crHnicio dai scior Luna
rr r.ro camlio Que sc ha
,.-ad ,. q ciado de mi csposa.
% n-anis la sres scmanas anteriores me
ia couv,ucido lc que Tanlac no tiene
igual. lIallia sulrido de estreniniento
cr6nico desde su niiez Y iun'c m esto
Sc le habian prcscntado otros males. in.
ciuvendo 10 cue Sc llama autointoxi-
cacion. indigestion. depression. jaque.
cas-. nerviosidad insomnia. Las dosis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

glos pa. ados, que vicron convertirse
en- polvo los mas grandas imperios que
pasearon sus legiones triunfaioras
por todo el mundo conocido.
Acaba de pasar el mundo por l& tra-
gedia horrible de la guerra curopea,
hecatombe enorme, no pre5erciada
iGual per los siglos que fueron; pro
vocada por Ia soberbia y Ia ambici6n
sin limite5 de los poderosos que todo
10 fian q la fucrza, cerrando la inteli-
gcntia y el coraz6n al infiujo mist eric
SO que impulsa Ia humanidad Eacia
el bien, y va forjando la Historic en-
ell recio yunque en- que golpea la masa
cicl6pea que empulan los pueblos lla-
mados la redenci0n. Y pafecia que
de tamana conAagracion surgiria una
aurora; parecia que de aquel inlnen-
so incendio que amenazaba calcinar
la civilization, saldrian purifcados los
grandes ideales que brillan en- la con-
ciencia de los hombres; y que, un
concepto mas perfecto de la vida, in
fundiria en- la historic futura un SEN
lido mas justo y mas humane.
Pero no. Pasado ell momento de
supreme estupor; pasada la hora an
gustiosa del espasino en- que la hu-
manidad paralizada contemplate las
llamas del incendio devorador; la am
tCon1in1a en- Ia p,gina ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

truccion y sin capacidad para NADIA,
fue empollando partidarios al calor
Official que irradiaba del puesto de Co.
mandante Y Gobernador del Departa-
mento de Tegucigalpa, que por amis-
tad personal, Y para favorecerlo, lie
habia confado el Presidente Bertrand.
Pero era notorio que los pocos parti-
darios que Sc lie acercaban no toma-
ban en- cuenta su personalidad insig-
nifieante, sino que estaban atentos, e
investigator con cuidado las, probabi-
lidades que tuviera de obtener ell apo
yo Official, contra ell Doctor Francisco
Mejia, que desempeiiaba el Ministerio
de Gobernacion, y que era ell designa-
do por la opinion publica para suce-
der en- ell Poder al Doctor Bertrand.
Por desgracia, ell Doctor Mejia muri6
casi repentinamente,, produciendo su
inesperada r1uerte Ia division del
fracciones; una que proclamaba, can
didato; partido que, tornado de los
elementos mas valiosos del pals v de
la mayoria popular, rodeo al gobier-
no del Doctor Bertrand durante toda
su administration, hasta que, inicia-
da la iucha electoral, Sc dividio en- dos
rafcciones; una que proclamaba can
didato al Doctor Alberto Membreno,
distinguido hombre publico, que ha-
bia prestado con honradez y con ta-
lento importantes servicios la Re
publica; otra, que sostenia la can
didatura del Doctor Nazario Soriano,
hombre sano, quito y bien intenciona-
do.
Acalorada la lucha electoral, y de-
sarroliada la guerra intestina antes
de llegar las elecicnoes, el Doctor
Hertrand Sc RETRO del Poder, por ra-
zones que no es del case relatar aho-
rp; 10 que di6 por resultado que el
baiido armada que rodeaba a Lopez
Guti6gfez Sc apoderase del Mando i'd
la RepubIica. FL -Presidente, DR..
Alberto Membrcno, estaba ausente del
pals, por 10 que d DIR. Bertrand depo-
sito la Presidencia en- elsConsejo de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
Retazos


1es fnaras
tluaa BE- gansas aa p aas ss.aan
in HHsaait,le 4 fsess aie saislfassA
llas ras al lsssalllss. laals.sa ai.
snnk 81 llemulte Nlrnla 81 lc5nnna
taaun ttan. uais nnHs "a sn,liH
'a'ma 81 anef aaess' = assulafgss' IA
N ~ la ksaumWa ss'
rlassns teaan a1allins
oir anln la lassneas la frnirn'in.
am ius l.lsNmnmw Do aaaNVEn. mm
lUla mafsa lue Eakioias. Hslsaiine q
lanneas. fsamaas sl,l rusnfsio sasssrn
didus por un hiio iusisihlt ni aEar.
Drumas, isicinpTe ias bFumss, scul.
tando los hosizonies..s 81 nncoiris.
IAN pueutc faniastico entire q oaouro
pehasoo y h OclA viaicIa cue. como
I'm adi6s, nos dcja tfisics en- Ia orr
la.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
>.
MUNICPIO DE RIO PIEDRAS,
PUERTO RICO.
Oficina del COmisi0nadO de Servicio
: P1blicO.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
! 9ara la adjudication en- publica su-
basta de las obras GAMING NUM-
cIPAL a CUPEY ALTO, cuyo presu-
puestot asciende VEINTICUATRO
MIL SETECIENTOS VEINTE Do
ELARES SESENTA Y NUEVE CEN
sTANOS ($24,72O.69), Sc admitiran en-
Hesta oficina hasta las tres de la tarde
del dia 25 de noviembre de 1922, en-
que Sc abriran los pliegos publicamen-
te.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- el contrato, Y podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos Y mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante un deposito de diez
dolares ($10) que seran reembolsados
al ser devueltos dichos documentos en-
el plazo de yeinte dias (20) despues
de efectuada la sabasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar scualquiera 0 todas
las proposiciones xsel de adjudicar
el contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
Rio Piedras, P. R., 13 de noviembre
de 1922.
Comisionado de Servicio Piblico.
f. Acosto,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

~ - F'asoo licaor Ro5ax.
May dc maiana fuf al lsas,,o. Al "a
seo dundc snclcn ir ahura ian laocos
pascani~s,... Algunos por pnr0 capri
che: oinos. ponque no puc,len @ no ~
hcn gasiar hajo Sus palmas del dnlce
aislamienio genitor dc aioranies re
cnerdos u cuyo halago surge de 10 ln-
limo una llarvada de suclos MuchOs
van l,or Ocio. Por enconlrar donde
aburrirse sin ser aiisbados.
AM. en- Ia armoniosa " propicia
semi-sOledad y en contemplation exid-
tica de los mas dilatados horizontes
yo me he sentido distinta.. Mi es;pi-
riul. con ubicuidad inexplicable, ha
dejado el ser para conpenetrar al Cos
mos. I'll alma grande Y sonora la es-
cuchadO anhelante los mas leves So
nidos eXteriores... Corrientes invisibles
y divinas la pasean v la instruyem
mostrandola el infinite campo de la
genesis, creadora, la gran misericor-
dia de Aquel que nos diera Ia compa-
MIA del hcrmanO pajaro. la hermana
for el hermanO lucero!.
iGrandeza. silencio. Espectdculo
sublime que calla al labio y pide su
esencia Ia substantial diyina del SER.
Maria c. dc NdrtiJte..
Arecibo, Nov. 1, 1922.