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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
FEARED HE WOULD HAVE
TO GIVE UP HIS WORK
Took Tanlac at Druggists
Advice and Is Now in
Fine Condition, Says
Pierce

There Is nothing too good for me
to say about Tanlac. for the medt
cine has made a new and different
man Of me-" Is the emphatic state.
ment OF Sidney g. Pierce. 1GO71z
santoe 81. Los Angeles. Mr.. Pierce
has been a chef for 30 years and is
regarded as an expert In all matters
pertaining to culinary work.
- complication Of stomach, liver
and kidney disorders. Indigestion.
constipation, dizziness and shattered
nerves had weakened me down until
il looked like l would nave 10 give
~ my work entirely. II all followed
an attack Of carbondioxlde poisoning
about = year ago ana my health was
just about wrecked.
"finally drusgis. advised Tonlac
ana the first six bottles put me on
NJ feet. so kept or taking H.
along during the year md am now
"a the best condition ] nave known
Ia years."
Tanlpc 10 for sale b. al! good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
+ g.
~ Isabel OStrunder>

quickly Tor her 10 utter % en The
man took her has clappsd hls hand
over her mouth and bundled her Ia
also. and they Wcrs or. She emcm.
bou siuEgling but swedish,
smelling ,iuth-,hloroform probably
was placed over her face and iteu
everything was blank.
when she came Co herself there
was a rush of cool air in her face
FOR tho window behind tho drivers
ssat WIS down and the Two men were
talking
Her heavy beaded handbag was
still on her arm and without stop
ping 90 think che smashed tho man
over thc ago with h. tore open the
nearest door ana Jumped rolling
over ana over into a ditch. They
cursed and halted bat another car
was coming and that gayn her an
opportunity 20 scramble up and over
N low stone wall into o. mass Of viii
low shoots gruwins hy a brook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

10 UTTER 4 III
They gave up hunting for her
and drove off. She stumbled along
IN tho darkness with sense enough
10 keep 10 tho main road. \ moving
van came rumbilnE along and on an
impulse shc hailed n. sho says the
idea flashed acruss her mind that Il
she could find ont the namo Of the
nearest village and get word 20 Mr..
Wells he could keep her confidence
and come % take care o. her al the
same time sending q warning TO yuu.
when she asked them wlrsre they
wero going and they told her Free.
dale Miss Patricia thought az once
Of this HISS and got them 20 give
her n lift.
Whatever they thought. they let
her climb IN and on tho way shs ar.
ranged with ono OF them 20 take that
note TO Wells house when they EOt
back 20 tho city In tho morning
They reached F'reedaio az dawn and
Miss Patricia got down and went al.
reciiy 10 the Higgs place.
Did she recognize either % the
two men who abducted herr" Dc.
mandel Miles.
NO. Hut when one Of them lung
her travelling case into the car sbo
saw that his sleeves were rolled up
and device Of some sort was tat.
tooed on one arm
TELL me how you located Miss Pa.
irlcla." asked Miles.
THE scrap OF paper she had ussd
for that message 10 afr. Wells start.
Cd me IN the right direction. zorn
replied. II caught tho first train 60
Brookside. II wasn't difficult 20 To-
cate nsw family named 'siocum'
and learn the name Of the furniture
mover.
The boss Of the moving gang de.
scribcd tho house at Frcedais where
he had loft the girl. took the
early afternoon train and located
the girl At tho HigEs place.
did you sec Wells last night nt
eleyon7' asked Miles
Yes. II came near being dis
astrous appointment FOR me-
DISASTROUS"
when / left hts house som sbody
tried 20 hold mo up: hit me with q
blackjack and only the soft felt hs,
I was wearing saved me from being
knocked for a goall ses7" zorn 70.
moved his cap and displayed n strip
OF plaster where his smooth. blonde
hair had been clipped away. "Ho
sneaked up from behind and landed
on me. but something must have
scared him for he took TO his heels
and was gone before could recover
sufficiently TO give chase. It's on
me. isn't it,"
1T certainly Isl agreed Miles. but
there was peculiar quality in his
tone. Are you going back to the
city now?'
Zorn nodded and rose.
IL wish you would deliver this let
ter. I daren't trust them 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
ELK RULES HERD

SAN FRJANcIsco-A herd 4 bur.
'aiocs AZ Golden Gate PARK a under
the autocra;ie sway Of q lordly bun
TX. The elk Ia not required TO. use
force 20 execute his ordsrB. but mere.
y indicates by shake ~ his horns
what he wants done and it's done.
according 10 Custodian r. p. Stat.
terry. Combat In the paddock Is dis.
tasteful 70 him. and he ia frequently
called upon 10 separate two bslliger-
ent bulls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COIr To RUTH BURKE. cos
TINTED

TINUED
You. dear Ruth. have probably
gone over an this phase ~ married
lie from another angle. SCI II could
not seem 30 terribly had TO sou. for
az least sou have married again
You deserve everything now that
NE can give 20 sou. and ] sincerely
hope you viii have n
You were not such baby about
M an aE I have hccn. You kept OIL
your unhappinssa TO yourself I ~.
member the only time you ever said
anything 90 me about Harry waa the
time 10 came into the restaurant
with that woman Dc ran away with
finally. n was the beginning u the
end wasn't its
lent % strange. dear that Nc
never know just when the hsEinnlnE
10 the end bekinsf Perhaps tE
just as we'll You would hava been
even morc unhappy than you were
N you had known IL then.
Another one Of my problems iust
now Il Alice. You remember ] told
you Karl wanted M 60 write her
an invitation 90 come home can't
DO that. but I am goinE 90 have
mother do h. I do not feel ] can
ever be tho same 20 Alice. n she
were not my sister I am certain ]
should never speak 20 her again. IL
fact. / should not DO 20 anyway u
Il were not for mother and father.
am not sure whether I want her
20 come hack hofoTo John goes re
viii Say something TO her that viii
preclpltat1 terrible quarrel yet !
wish Alice could De- made Go tell
John all about the pearls. ] think.
then. everything would be all right
Us far as those Troublesome old
beads are concerned.
OF course there II siill tho shop.
thu dear little lingerie shop that has
given us 10 much ioy, What are
We going 20 do with thatG However.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
ACROBAT HURT

DETROIT. Mich.--After perform
ing ono OF tho most thrilling acts on
the vaudeville stage for two years.
Mrs. Lucille Fondows. 20. dropped
from tho i2-foot height at which she
was being suspended by her husband
and was seriously injured at a local
iheatcr. The act calls for Mrs. Fon.
dows to hang suspended By leather
belt while Fondows, tho strong
man" hangs 20 a trapeze with his
head down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

II has made me well and itt .
my work again. / have sTEkx
take care OF a sick neighbUnrs'
30 you can see how titan III
praise your medicine and yuzrFz
my letter as you see St lksl
will help some other vonr ~
OLE NoRDLEy, Box 2. "a, N
Dakota.
Over III, 900 women hsRnirz
piled 10 our question. ''Hrs ~ !
ceived benefit from taxing lys1l
Pinkham's Vegetable Corpa-f
9sper cent. Of these repEsrH'
"Yes. >"
This means that % CIT 4 4
100 women taking this nes1z
ailments for which It i Il
mended are benefited By Il led
BY all druggists. -AsFsnssl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

Fcnrched coat from which a curl Of
serid smoke arose ana stamping out
a tiny blush flame that dart a
across tho rug from beneath tho
overturned tea.tAbls
"- that three iegEed stand The
latter EroWisd beneath his teeth
Help me get this or william
never mind the rug
- am afraid you are badly burned
tlr.' Miles yrntursd
CONTINUED IN Our Neat Issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

$50 10 might bat tina "a
mightn't zaid the Wlr,s .
III bet you Il IS Tuessa,,.
Gnoms Hs always nka 3 /,
the babies awake. Ifhsluf
must be found al once
TO IL Confined
fcoPYfinht. 1894 - a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

their blood ssid .
prominentNss York
physician and medl
cal author recently.
have strongly en-
phasifed the TACT
that doctors should
prescribe more or.
Tauie iron -Surated
iron-for their urr-
vous.rundown.wcak.
hssgard looking
women patients. Pal
Tor means anacInia.
The skin OF the hnne-
mic woman IL pale.
the fesh fabby. The
muscles lack tone,
brain faEs and the
memory falls. and
often they become
weak. nervous, iui-
table dependent
and melancholy
When the iron goes
-. NA. Af.a.A -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

Perfect home dyeing and unung
IL guaranteed with Diamond Dyes.
Just dip IN cold water 20 tint soft
delicate shaded or bon 70 dys rich.
permanent oolorf Each is-csut
package contains directions ~ simple
any woman can dye OF tint nngeris,
silks ribbons, skirts. waists dresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
The President

AHsI 40 you KNOW ABOUT
w the election, powers. du.
Ties, succession In office Of tho
president Of the United States?
DO you know how many prcsi-
dents have died In office? DO
YOU know what happens II
both the president and vice
president die In Officer
All this information and
much more Is contained In n
bulletin prepared by our Wash.
ington Bureau. ornmmed with
facts about the office Of presi.
dent. This Is n presidential
campaign year. You ought 10
know all that IL 10 be known
about the highest office In the
nation and how Its functions
and duties are. exercised. Fill
out the coupon below and mail
as directed:
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1872 New York Arr.,
Washington, ID. G.
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let. THE PRESIDENT, and
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coverings hangings sysrJ,i.,, i
Buy Diamond Der. !
kind and tell your drurgis -
The material you vish u -
wool or alk, Or ubsihsr hhh
cotton or mixed goosz-as..s-.
menL
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

a 2e.inch refracung telescope will
be set up at johannesburg. South
Africa by Yale university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
ALL WOMEN
WHO WORT
Should KnowhowthiWxis
Made Strong and Well byIyaI|
Pinkham's Vegetable Csrs.|

Zahl, n. OAK. II EaurupI
weak and was not reggls,. la n
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Tanlac Vegetable pills for consli.
patton made and recommended by
Tho manufacturers OF Tanlac. -Adyer.
tscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
The TdngIe

intimate story private 'e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

nerve force there {, only
one thing that 10 going
10 help you, and that
IL more nerve force IN
SUCH CASES 1T IS
WORSE THAN FOOL
ISH TO w Str
YOUR TIME TAKING
MBRE stimulate
ING MEDICINES OR
NARCOTIC DRUGS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

TOMORROW; The letter contln.
ued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Mother, Why Don't You
Take Nuxated Iron

And Be Strong and Well and Have Nj
of Being Nervous and Irritable All the
Hasgard and Old? Tho Doctor
Gave Some to Susie Smiths Mother
and She Was Worse Off Than You
Arc and Now She Looks Just Fine 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29

PARIS, Nov. 2e. (Cable Frances y
A su liegada esta capital, Mr.. John
w. Davis, candidate la presidencia de
la nacioa americana por ell Partido De
mocrata, dijo que Sc sentia feliz al pi
sar suelo frances, hacienda constar que
siempre ha querido admirado a la
nacion francesa, por su pasado glorio-
50, y per Ia caballerosidad de sus hijos.
La ccmision que Sc entiende con los
asuntcs lie T1nis, esta estudiando cier-
tas modificaciones que habran de in
troducirsa al regimen que rige en- dicha
possession francesa. El periodico lie
M@tin'' dice que probablemente Sc in
troducica un nuevo regimen municipal
en- las poblaciones de Tunis. La conf
sion e5ta prestando tambien atencion
preferente a la propaganda comunista
cue algunos han tratado de llevar a esa
possession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29
UN CoMPLOT PARA ASESINAR LOS
FUNCIONARIOs INGLESES EN-
EGIPTO

LONDRES Nov %. (Cable franc6s)
Sc ia descubierto en- Egipto un vas
to complot para asesinar a todos los
funcion asios ingleses en- dicho pals. Es
t. ha lievado a las autoridades brita
nicas q adoptar fuertes medidas, y a
crden&r el encarcelamiento de cuatro
politicos connotados contra qrienes
hay evidencia para probarles que eran
los cabecillas de la conspiracion.
Entire los arrestadcs Sc encuenGra el
Secrets1'o del Interior, y tres miem
bros mas del gabinete de zagloul. Loa
arrestados fueron sorprendidos, mien-
tras pasaaban tranquilamente, Y han
sido en7iados distintas prisiones, GU
"a situac;on Sc desconoce en- absolute.
Las autoridades britanicas, en- vista de
la gravedad que reviste la situacion,
estan dispuestas adoptar energicas
medidas para terminar con tan anormal
estado de cosas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29
La sOberbia Edici0n DOmini-
cal que public8ra manana
"El MundO ".-Seusacional in
formation poIltica. .-Magistra- =
les art1cuIos de collaboration
extraDjera. -Cr6nica hipica. :
Secci6n Infantil
LA Sombra de Ofiente'' .-SecciOn
C6mica. .-Revista Universal. -Aventu-
ras.-La historic de Rasputln La
CircunStanCial

Ell MUNDO publica manana una edl-
ci6n extraordinaria, soberbia. Nuestras
palabras quedaran plenamente justifi-
cadas cuando nuestros lectores lean
la resela que de dicha edicion publica-
mos a continuation.
AnteS que NADIA. debemos decir que
Ia information local de esta semana, es
verdade-amerte extraordinaria. Nues
tras iaformaciones politicas son verda-
dsramente sensaciona1es GSabe usted
cual es ell plan de los republico -socia-
listas para evitar una nueva derrota?
Una de nuestras informaciones trata
asunto tan interesante.
En- Cuanto a collaboration extran-
jera, publicamos articulos magistrates
e. Simmonds Foincare, dos de los es-
critores que mas leidos son actualmente
en- todo ell universe. Los amanteS de los
asunto5 internacionales no deben de-
jar de ieer tan excelentes trabajos.
LA CIRCUNSTANCIAL", he aqui
el titulo de Ia novela corta, hija de Ia
bien cortada pluma de un alto funcio-
mario del Departamento de Justicia,
que tieue veinte amos de experiencia
en- ackaqles de prueba criminal, asunto
cue trata a perfection, segdn Sc desen-
vuelve ia trama de tan interesante no
velita
"ReviSta Universal, publica esta
semara rno de sus numeros mas in
teresantes y mas amenos.
''La Sombra de oriente", la novela
cue tanta aceptaci6n ha tenido entire
nuest~o pdblico lector. ocupa mafana
toda u~a pagina de nuestro periodico
"La Historic de Rasputin'', aquel
monte siniestro terrible cue caSi go
beIno a les Czares rusos, continuamos
81 relate en- nuestra edici6n de maIlana'
! La socci6n c6mica viene completa,
la pagina de "Educando Papa, vie
lie esta semana chispeante de ingenio
81 esta usted triste no deje de yer
nlestra secci6n c6mica ilustrada.
Nuestro cronista Orot, ell cronista hi
rico mas acertado de toda la isla, pu-
blica manana sus predicciones sobre las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29
Ell LcDo. FELIX ocHoTEco

Acaba de revalidar su titulo de abo-
gado ante el Hon. Tribunal Supreme,
nuestro joven amigo Ell Lcdo. Felix
Ochoteco Jr.
En- cuanto a la efciencia de su exa-
men para SUI revaida bastanos sefa-
lar Ell hecho de que fue tan brillante
al ser preguntado por los dos primeros
jueces del Hon Tribunal Supreme,
que los otroS tres jueces examinadores
convencidos de la solida preparation
del joven ochoteco, hicieronle la dis
tincion especial de declinar ell dere-
cho que tenian a preguntarle.
Felicitamos al nuevo letrado por 81
triunfo, deseandole exito complete ell
la practica de su profession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29

mismo C0mite para que presente un
plan de association en- tai sentido.
Fue leida una carta del Gober-
nador en- la que advierte ell error en-
que Sc estuvo sobre la implantacion
de la Ley No. IL, referente a estam-
pillas y agencia de cafe, quedando
aclarado que, 81 bien Sc presento ell
bill, no lego nunca a convertirse en-
Ley, 10 cual inplica que el referido
Comite ignoraba 10 mas importante
del case.
El Sr. Cochran tuvo la buena idea
de proponer que Sc dirija una peti-
cion al Municipio de San Juan, So
licitando Sc convierta en- un boule-
ward, al igual que en- otras ciudades
del mundo, la carretera nueva que
parte de Miramar Martin Pena;
pero, teniendose en- cuenta la situa-
cion fnanciera POGO foreciente del
municipio, Sc resolvi6 dejar ell case
sobre la mesa para luego.
Sc acept6 una mocion de Mr.. Hol-
mes para pedir las casas navieras,
que Sc dedican viajes de turismo,
con escala en- San Juan, que Sc am
pile a "a horas el Unite de 10 que
solo Sc fila en- sus itineracios con 10
cual Sc beneficial POGO esta ciudad,
maxine 81 Sc ha de agregar que a
veces sucede es un domingo ell dia
de escala en- San Juan.
Ell Comite presidido por ell senor
Vall-Spinosa para estudiar el pro-
yecto del ferrocarrils de Oriente, en-
10 que concierne al probable aumen-
to de contribuciones, ofrece rendir
ST informe pronto, segdn parece.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29
En- Ia Ultima session De la Camara de
Comercio Sc adoptaron diversos acuer-
dos de sumo interes general
No queren la SucursaI de Cradto por ahOra Comf que
es una delicia. Una idea de Mr.. Cochran

En- reciente session de la Camara
de Comercio de San Juan, despues
de haber sido aceptadas varias pro-
posiciores de nuevos socios, Sc trata-
ron, entire otros asuntos, los que va
mos a enumerar por creerlos de in
teres general para ell comercio:
Sc acordo que junto con el infor-
me rendido por ell comite compuesto
por los senores S. Garcia, E. A.
Stebbins, e Ignacio Lomba, sobre
metodos a adoptarse en- los contra
tos de compra-venta de habichuelas,
por 10 que dice a su classification,
cite ell referido ORGANISING a los CO.
merciantes, especialmente, a los in
teresados en- ese negociO, para una
reunion, con caracter de "hearing"
fin de que cada cual exponga sus
razones, con motive de una carta
llegada en- estos dias de la Camara
de San Francisco, Cal, proponiendo
que sean aceptadas por nuestro CO.
mercio, las bases ALI establecidas
para determinar de una manera uni
forme la classification de habichue-
las, cuyo articulo Sc viene importan-
do aqui en- grandes cantidades.
Sobre la organization de un ramal
de la Association Nacional de Credi-
to, que aludimos en- pasadas edi-
clones, el Comite que entiende en- el
case, integrado por los senores Ko-
plan, Berries Jimenez, present6 su
informe adverse a que Sc establezca
esa sucursal por ahora, a pesar de
que recomienda la conveniencia de
una institution analoga, pero, pura-
mente local, Sc ha encargado al
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carreras. Recuerde que Orot acierta
cas1 todas las semanas los siete caba-
Hos ganadores. Los amantes de la pc.
lota, terdran excelentes cronicas.
La seccion infantil viene interesanti-
sima, har& las delicias de nuestros
lectoreS infantiles.
Chevremont, ell poeta exquisite pu-
bllca III estudio magistral manana.
Nuestra information cablegrafica es
verdaderamente sensational. No deje
de leerla.
para terminar, Ell MUNDo de
manana viene pleno de interes, cons
tituye un verdadero alarde de informa
cion local y extranjera, viene reple-
to Ge amena y selecta lectura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29
UN PRoYECTO DEL
GOBIERNO FRANCES

r. PARIS, Nov. %. (Cable Frances }
M PieTa Robert, quien tiene su car
go todo 10 relacionado con ell servicio
telefonico y telegrafico, compareci6 an
t9 la c&mara de Diputados, para mani
festar que el era de opinion que ell ser
Vicio -adiotelefonico Sc convirtiese en-
monopolio del gobierno, va que ese Sc
ia uco Ne los medios para ayudar a
combatir la dificil situacion economi-
ca con que Sc confronta ell gobierno
frances en- estos momentos. Anuncio
al misro tempo, que Sc proponia SO
meter Ia consideration del Parlamen-
to, y en- su oportuno tempo, un pro
yecto mediante el cual sus planes po-
dlan ilevarse Ia obra con toda segu-
ridad de exito.
El Captain Eldridge, chauffeur in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-29
John W. Davis, candidate la presidencia por ell Par
lido Democratic, es hu6sped de la capital de France
Cr6jniCas fugaCes
Per Antonio No emo CaIder0n
Ell ARBOL GENEALOGICO

Cuando todos, casi todos los pen
sadores escritores elevaron el dia
en- que Sc celebro esa fiesta pagana,
sus ideas y sus plumas, la delft
cacion de la naturaleza, abriendo
los ojos la ninez y despertando mas
los amores de la juventud, yo quiero
dedicar a la vejez, mi cancion del
arbol.
Es propio de la ninez gustar de
La belleza y del .sabor de los arboles;
es propio de la adolescencia gustar
Y lucir la fortaleza Y esbeltez de los
altos y recios troncos, de la vejez
es propio, gustar de los recuerdos Y
anoranzas tranquilos que traen a este
dia los retonos del arbol de su vida
Mira el nifio con golosino impulse
IA fruta en- saxon, mira tambien Ia
fruta el adulto que lie apetece, We
ces mas dulce y mas sabrosa, siendo
ia fruta del cercado aieno" mira
el anciano con intimo delete, las hon
das raices, el firme abolengo, de su
familia, de su estirpe, de su raza,
dc rn ojlOsd ceiba, de su encina le-
gendaria. q .
Para aquellos que supieron guar
dan en- las areas perfumadas de su
hogar, de su mansion solariega, la
Crata eScncia de la virtud, de la
honradez, del trabajo y de la fe, pa
ra esos es el dia de la fiesta del
arbol, como el arbol de Noel, que
Sc anticipa cubierto de nieves, que
formadas en- guedejas caen sobre sus
sienes dandole la blanca algeria del
revivir.
Para los que del arbol genealogical
de su vida, no guardaron mas que
cl arido tronco, la rama tortuosa, sin
frutos, sin flores, sin aromas, sin
pajaros "que canten sus amores"
para esos sus recuerdos, sus anoran-
zas son
"Hoias del arbol caidas"
"juguetes del viento"..