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Evening star., 1925-04-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


A CHOICE SELECTION OF HOMES.
SAULS ADDITION-$5 PER MO.
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-$14250.
du is low pr consder EXCELLENT There
oa To nSoF aa Dns ana
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$20OOO
" by the
home
as and bath and match tae
COLORADO AVE-%95O
brick home
splendid home value before
DETACHED STUCCO, CHEVY CHASE.
Designed andt
arranged spln propery -
Evening Phone Service to 9 PM
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS
Evening star., 1925-04-29
FIVE ESPECIALLY FINE VALUES.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.

PRICE. S11,5oo.-semi-detach brick
house in one of the most convenient and all
around desirable locations in the city. II
is priced to sell at once and compares IA
vorably with the more higher priced homes
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric
lights; hardwood floors brick garage Rea.
sonable terms.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
West 18th St.
New Home at Less Than
Cost Price.

PRICE SO 965O-One of the most excep-
tional offerings in the city, home that was
Just built a few months ago. and in very
ponuiar operation 1t is 20-foot-wide tap
estry brick with six good sized rooms and
bath: cement front and double rear porches;
hot-water heat. electric light. hardwood
Immediate sale the owner will stand sac
rifjce of $3.50. and will sell on easy terms.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Wt9o% MN 1SnlbsL s5hb1SG Son,d doRooM AM REAU
shade: garage: good transportation: $1,000;
easy terms. Call Mr.. JONES, Main 1871.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
SELECT LIST OF ATTRACTIVE HOMES
AND INVESTMENTS.

SELECT LIST OF ATTRACTIVE HOMES
AND INVESTMENTS
1908 RENO RID. NV.
Corner Jocelyn ST and Reno Rd.)
cuun heating plant offered
3517 QUEBEC ST. NV.
22Oo 14th ST. NV
2104 1st ST. NV.
a
andi
RHODE ISLAND AVE NEAR 10th.
AN be pu
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
suited a an
cxcee
WARDMAN,
Main 1880 1880 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
Sl4,5M.

One-half block from 4th st. cars. Ex-
rellent neigh hborhood. convenient to stores.
churches. schools House contains reception
hall. living room. dining room and kitchen
on first floor. On the second floor there are
three good bedrooms and bath we'll as an
open porch. On the third floor there are
two excellent rooms. large closets through
terms If desired
Inspection by Appointment.
YOUR OWN BROKER OR
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
n1nort Circle Potomac 2200.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
THE PLIGHT OF FRANCE

With the fall of two cabinets with in a fortnight and with no assurance that the latest body of ministers will be more successful than it's pred ecessors, the plight of France is serious, indeed.
 Driven to desperate straits through lack of funds, her statesmen appear to be unable to agree upon any prac- tical plan whereby she may extricate herself from her perilous position.
 When Caillaux was recalled to power as minister of finance some weeks ago, hopes were entertained not only by France but throughout the world that he might solve the difficult financial problems of the republic. Had he been given full support, this might have been pos- sible, but the bitter opposition to his policies that developed led the re- mainder of the cabinet to resign in order to get rid of him.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
ADVERTISING ALASKA

Duning this month, magazines hav- ing a combined circulation of 1,762,- 900 will carry page advertisements bearing the caption, Watch Alaska" !" These advertisements are being plac- ed by three railroads, the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, the Great North ern and the Northern Pacific. The magazine in which they will appear were published in Saturdays issue of the Gateway.
 It will be noted, pointed out the Ketchikan Chronicle of recent date in commenting on good work of the railroads, that the list covers the class of magazines read by the educated, the cultured and to degree the peo- pie of means. 1t is the class of peo- pie who, if they become interested dn the Territory would be able to do it much good in the way of develop ment.
 Alaska owes debt of gratitude to these railroads for this g ivertising.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
FAKE WILSON MEMORIAL

That drives and movements staged by slick promoters for personal gain sometimes catch big suckers was shown in the recent collapse of a plan to establish a Wilson Memor- ial University, in honor of the World War President.
 Although many fo the leading men of the nation, including senators, governors and generals, had allow ed their names to be used as patrons of the enterprise, without investigat- ing its real character, most of them have resigned from any connection with it during the past few weeks.
 It developed that the idea had or iginated with one A. Milton Petty, an obscure government clerk. and A. Winslow Lowell, a professional drive promoter, working on g con- mission basis,
 So long as people of all walks of life continue to fall for promiscuous schemes of this sort, so long will a horde of smooth fakirs find easy pickings.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
BOIL .wEEvIL LICKED"

Commenting on a headline Boil Weevil Licked" the Chattanooga News points out that the same thing may be said of small pox, yellow fe- yer, malaria, typhoid, diphtheria and a multitude of other enemies of man. kind, and adds: And it is of the utmost importance to remember that not a single one of these enemies has been licked by ignorance, marrow mindedness, prejudice or standpat- ism"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
J : HUMANITARIAN ACT IN SOUTH

People are becoming more humane. in their attitude toward dumb crea- lures. This can hardly be better, H. lustrated than gby 1the case reported of, Southern legislator, who cham pioned bill making it criminal of- fense in his state to swallow an oys- ter alive, and providing that oysters be slaughtered by painless method. While the bill failed to pass, the SUD- port it received unmistakably shows the trend toward more merciful prac- tices. Why don't they hang them to a tree and shoot at them?
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
SECRETS WILL OUT

No doubt many readers marvel at the literary ability of our champion prize-fghters, baseball players and other athletec. With trained news paper men to write their stuff, it must be admitted that some of them do exceedingly we'll One recently complained, however, that a publish ed article made him say that a cer- tain umpire's decisions were ques- tionable," when what he really want ed to convey was that said umpire was "blind thief and big bum."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

All rights tor republication of spe- ciaI dispat ches herein are reserved.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

of time in which to prepare for 1t. Come to think of 1t, 150 years. is a rather short period in which to get ready for such an important event. Besides there are some who consider Philadelphia "a slow town. Anyway the big Alaska exhibit which will be
 held in New York prior to the one
 in Philadelphia will be removed to the Quaker town to get dts share of Icon it be sol"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
THAT WISE CONGRESS

We scarcely expected to see the gunmen put out of business by the House ways and means committee with one sweeping swipe, but it ap- pears that such is about to happen, though the simple expedient of plac- ing a 10 per cent tax on all pistols and automatic revolvers, thus making these necessary implements too ex- pensive for the bandits. How simple! Why didn't someone think of it be- fore?
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
 The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news credited to it or not other wise news published herein.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
EXPOSITION MAY FLUNk

Considerable discussion is going on in Philadelphia regarding the pro- posed sesqui-centennial celebration of the Declaration of Independence, planned to be held there next year. Promoters of the idea are going ahead while others fear the exposi- tion will be failure, because of lack
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

The failure of the later Painleve cabinet shows that nothing was gain ed while probably much was lost by repudiating Caillaux before he had really had a chance.
 As this is written, there appears to be no statesman available strong enough to command the support necessary to bring order out of chaos. Party strife and a rule or ruin attitude on the part of her politicians seem likely to spell dis aster for France.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
POLITICS AGAIN

Again politics has made a pair of strange bed-fellows. Roald Me- Neill when a member of the British Parliament in 1914 threw a book across the house of commons at Win ston Churchill during a debate on the Irish question. Now O'Neill is financial secretary to, the British treasury, while his boss is Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

age, will begin operations in the near future, says the Anchorage Times of recent date. The mill has been put in readiness for long season of ac- tivity, a mess and bunk house having been constructed, and a road extend ed from the mill to the scene of log. ging operations. Lumber and railroad ties will be produced.
 Earl Slippern is owner of the new plant.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
FLORIDA, AS IS

In an able description of Florida written to his home town newspaper by an Alaska visitor it is stated that Florida is bounded on the north by the 18th amendment and on the other three sides by the Smile limit; the only state with both an east and west coast, separated by 200 miles of subdivisions"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
IRON HOUSES NOW

A British concern is building iron houses for which orders totalling $70,000 are, now on hand, a 11-ton house costing $2,125. Now who can think up nice proverb about People who live in iron houses,' etc.?
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
VALDEZ WOMAN HURT

Mrs. M. Gravelle met with a painful accident last week when one of her hands became entangled in a clothes wringer, badly lacerating the thumb and bruising the whole hand
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
SLIPPERN SAWMILL READY
 TO START UP AT INDIAN

The Slippern sawmill at Indian, on the Alaska railroad south of Anchor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
UNA MUJER PUEDE REPRE-
SENTAR A AUSTRALIA ANTE
LA LIGA DE NACIoNES

SIDNEY, setiembre IL Omitted
Press)-Una mujer puede ser ell re-
presentante Official de. Australia en-
la Iiga de Nacionese cuando dichc
ORGANISING Sc reuna en- Ginebra es-
te mes. 5a
El jefe del gobierno, Standley
NJ. Bruce, anunci6 en- la camara
de Representatives. que la sefora
MacKinnon, de Sydney, habia side
designads delegado sustituto Ia
convention de la Liga de Naciones
con poderes para actuar EN- sustitu
ci6n del delegado en- propiedad en-
cualquier momento dado.
La seiiora MacKinnon ha side
condecorada con la Orden del I'm
perio Britanico por sus servicios de
caracter social y en- pro de la Cruz
Roja. Esta considerable como una
de las nderes feministas mas carac
terizadas del Partido Nacionalista
Su esposo ejerce la profession dc
medico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
Los pOenlaS en- S1enGO: Antonio S. Pedreira

(Conferencia pronunciada por el no.
table y erudito catedratico Angel
Flores en- la Universidad de Co
lombia)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
EN- INGLATERRA TAMBIEN
ExIsTE Ell PRoBLEMA DE LA
AVIACION

LONDRES, setiembre 12 Omitted
Press)-- Tan pronto Sc reuna el
Parlamento en- diciembre Sc inicia-
ra una intensa batalIa para deter
minar 81 ell ejercito y ell servicio de
aviaci6n 6eben continuar unidos G
81 por ell contrario deben constituir
departamentos por separado.
Sc repetira en- Inglaterra la mis-
ma lucha que sostuvo en- los Estados
Unidos ell General Mitchell, en- de-
fensa de que Sc constituyera un
servicio de aviaci6n por sparado,
batalla en- la cual sali6 el General
derrotado, siendo rebajado a Co
ronel sencilla1nente.
Los mismos argumentos que le-
vant6 la marina en- contra del &C.
neral Mitchell volveran oirse aqui
Pero los defensores de la idea en-
Inglaterra han tenido mas tempo
para prepararse y tiene mas proba-
bilidades de ganar La batalla.
Reina extraordinaria animation
con tai motive Y ell electorado esta
sumamente interesado en- Ell movi-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
TOPICOS DEL Ola

para ell Jap6n y Ell de Jack Kearns
a la America del Sur, donde tient
'importantes hegocios'' que re-
quieren su atenci6n personal. Y pa
"a completar ell pedido Floyd Fitz
simmons anunciara su excursion q
Alaska, donde estudiara ell levantal
una 'arena'' para una entrada dS
cinco millones de dollars. -
"Lo mas importante, para los que
Sc interesan por ell verdadero sport
es ell pr6ximo Y segundo intento de
Miss Ederle para atravesar nadc
Ell Canal de la Maneha. Nosotros
preferimos apostar nuestro dineritc
que ella cruza el canal, en- vez de
apostarlo a que al fin y al cabc
Wills y Dempsey celebraran la pc
lea"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

(Continuaci6n de la nag. y
mismo que aver. De seguir asi las
cosas, Ia decision va a ser base
de naraz y angulo fatal. -!
Ell redactor de sports del New
York Tribune hace estos comenta-
rios sobre la situaci6n del boxeo
americana en- la division De peso
complete.
ssLa situaci6n sigue sisndo la
misma, y los fanaticos va Sc mues-
tran indignados con tantas noticias
contradictorias. va Sc van dando
cusnta de la propaganda y la toma-
dura de pelo. Sc dice que Harry
Wills va esta listo para regresar a
los Estados Unidos, 10 que quiere
decir que deutro de pocos dias Sc
anunciara Ell viaje de Jack Dempsey
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

LoNDRES, setiembre II Omitted
Press) Mayor uso de maquinaria
en- ell trabajo fu6 Ell consejo que tu-
vo para los ingleses en- su reciente
vista Londres ell Secretario del
Trabajo americana, James J. Davis.
s'Ustedes necesitan usar mas ma
quinaria en- ell trabajo, tanto en- ei
hogar como en- la industria. 70 es-
pero que negara el dia cuando todo
trabajo Sc hara con ell simple es-
fuerzo que Sc realiza al apretar un
bottom electrico. Y yo sostengo que
81 un hombre puede haeer con una
maquina dos veces Ell trabajo que
harfa con las manos solamente .es
justo que disfrute de un doble sa-
lario.
"Y ustedes Sc diran iqu6 va a
ser de los hombres que ahora rea-
hzan ell trabajo de las maquinas?
"La contestaci6n esa pregunta
es Ia siguiente: 'Estaran constru
yendo las maquinas. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
Nicolds Arroyo

I va y6is Que este poeta cree en-
| la vida; que podrfa oficiar en- los
altares nrotaicos de Jose Enrique
Rod0 Y que siente las preocupacio-
mes aquellas de Pater: "While all
melts under our feet, we may well
grasp at any exquisite passion, or
any contribution to knowledge that
seems by Il lifted horizon to set the
spirit free for moment, or any
stirring of the senses, strange dyes,
strange colours, and curious odours,
or work of the artists hands, or
the face of ones friend. Not do dis
crlminate every moment some pas
sionate attitude in those about us,
and in the very brilliancy of their
gifts some tragic dividing of force
soon their ways, is on this short
day of frost and sun, to sleep be-
fore evening. With this sense Of the
Isplendour of our experience and of
its awful brevity, gathering all we
are into one desperate effort to see
land touch, we shall hardly have
Itime to make theories about the
Things we see and touch"
Pedreira sabe del vitalismo dina
lmico, de las expansiones psfquicas
de las potencialidades que Sc ami
dan en- ell hombre. Su modernismc
Itiene mucho de Bergson y de aquel
Swinburne que cantaba: 'sGlory tc
Imam in the highest /! for man is the
master of things Pedreira Ia es
Ecrito: Ia Vida, como ell mar, tie
ne sus bajas y sus atlas, y hoy mas
lque antes Sc me antoja que la Vida
es una cosa bella tlesmintiendo cor
lesto a Tactic que deefa ''Por buena
tiene esta vida quien no la conoce'
Hoy por hoy defiendo Y me adaptC
con Saavedra Fajardo en- Su poStu,
lado: "No esta la felicidad en- vi
vir, sino en- saber yiyir nj vive mas
el que mas yive, sino el que mejol
Ivive, porque no mide ell tempo il
vida. sino el emple0." Els 10 qut
Itan expresivamente ha llamado ten
poral economy ell docto Y elocuentt
Houston Peterson, uno de los flo
s0fcs mas brillantes de la univer
sidad de Columbia, y quizds de lo'
| Estados Unidos. Mas vale vida in
tensa que vida extensa. Y para ellt
hay que renovarse, que actuar, qut
Iproteisarse, que haeer de este pa
so entire dos eternidades un torren
te una flama en- vez de un estan
que Gle un pantano. 'sY Dios nc
t6 de paz y ST gloria" en- la Erase dt
4 Unamuno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

La vida del amor Y el amor a la
vida son las dos grandes pasiones
que palpitan en- toda la obra de
Pedreira.
70 no podrfa imaginarme a Don
Quijote sin su Dulcinea nj tampoco
IA Don Antonio Salvador Pedreira
sin su novia. iAh! Y son a esas no
Was a las que lie debemos la esen-
cia de muchos versos, la cristalidad
diafana de muchas estrofas y la ca
tuliana elegancia de sus mas bellos
suspiros (Cf, Oraci6n Galante, E.,
G..)
Pero, como va os die, no es tan
solo esa sed Gle amar 10 que haee
cantar Pedreira-nadie mas que
6l Sc preocupa de la vida, de In vi
da con todos sus erizamientos V sus
dolores Y sus alegrfas fugaees. /.
bautismos, aeroplanos, velorios, tran
Was, bales, einematografos, misas
de Requiem. . Por ESQ lie aconse-
ia a un buen amigo Cal parco Y cir
cunspecto Jose Marin Silva que
permanezca en- Nueva York donde
hay vida por todas, en- todos los
terrenos, por todos los vientos. A
veces es tanta que mata. De cual-
quier modo, es mas amable morir
a manos de la vida, que a manos de
la miseria."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

ra no Sc han encuadernadO mas que
en- I'm volumen... Y ese es su yo-
lumen. iAh que son pocos los que
Sc han embriagado con ell zumo de
sus armonfas 1ntimas, pocos son los
que han escuchado, en- las noches
cargadas de astros, su m6sica sutil
Y delicada evaporarse como un ex-
tracto aromoso de la Arabia por
sobre la paz augusta de los miste-
rios siderales.
Antonio Salvador Pedreira ape
mas tiene veinticuatro amos Y no
ha escrito mas de Glen poemas.
/ Sonrefs? iQue es demasiado jo-
ven? iQue ha escrito POGO? mo re-
cordais con Darfo que Ia juventud
es un divino tesoro y que es esa
fermentation de sangre juvenilmen
te cdlida, que es esa alma pr0diga
en- ensonaciones la que produce las
mas bellas rimas de amor Y de be-
lleza? 10 acaso dudais de SUI estro,
porque no versikilometrea? Enton-
ces, squ6 decfs de Housman que en-
sesenta afios no ha escrito mas que
shropshire Lad" Y "Last Poems
no .yalen esos dos libritos deli
lcados y aromosos por diez volume
nes de, Beranger o de Bulwer-Ly-
tton? tQu6 me decfs. del seyilla-
no Jose Maria Blaneo (Blanco
White) que Sc eterniz0 en- las le-
ltras inglesas con tan solo un some
Ito: Might and Death? iQu6 decfs
/ de Albert Sanain, de Alan Seeger 3.
Pedreira, os repito, es joven, Ia
lescrito POGO alln no ha publicado
su libro de versos; naci6 en- Puerto
Rico, ise educ6 en- Puerto Rico, en-
un atardecer de verano deScubri6
a Puerto Rico desde ell WOllworth
Building. Me imagine que en- estos
mismos instantes estara dando sus
conferencias en- la Facultad de LIE
tras de la Universidad de Puerto
Rico. :. " todo ESQ en- veinticuatro
amos!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
IMAGINACION
Continuation de la pag. 81

continuation de la pag. 81
balloon V que prefiere aque1 sitio
porque lie gusta dormir al aire Ii
bre. Me ha dicho ademas que allf
yiyen muchos de sus amiguitos con
los cuales el habla de vez en- cuando.
Por las nla1ianas prefiere la sombra
tranquila de mi biblioteea. Dice que
ell sol calienta demasiado su casa
en- las horas de la maiiana.
-AIfralo, ahora esta allf,-dfce-
me mi hijo, sefialando a la Dibliote-
ca donde estan los libros del pals.
-Sf,-observo yo,-sin duda Quie
re llamarme la atenci6n sobre al
gun libro.
eorrige mi muchaeho. Es-
ia mirandose en- ell cristal.
En- ESQ pasa una mosca y va a
detenerse precisamente en- Ell cris-
tai donde esta parade ell lagartijo.
Hace este un moviminto rapidfsimo
Sc lanza sobre la mosca. La apri-
siona antes de que podamos darnos
cuenta nosotros de la sibita mani
obra
Mira, papd,-- grita el mucha-
cho.
FL lagartijito come tranquilamen-
te su presa, indiferente a nuestras
observaciones Y n nuestra conversa-
ci6n.
Mira 10 que hacfa: estaba ye-
lando la mosca.
-Efeetivamente hijo mfo.
No todo es sonar en- la vida. La
realidad Sc impone a veces, pero es
bueno SONAR! 81 pudieras entender
estos versos!
Porque en- este aluvi6n de sangre y
(lodo
Sc hundi6 nuestra fortuna ite que
rellas
En- suma, deja que Sc pierda todo !:
Siempre habran de quedarnos las
(estrellas.
Juan b. HUYKE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

| (Conferencla pronunclada por ell no.
table erudito catedratico Angel
Flores en- la Uniyersidad de Co
lombia)
Las golondrinas de esta costa no
vuelan hacia ell sur. Estas go
! londrinas son sabias. Hace afios que
elias descubrieron las Hesp6rides:
Las TIesptrides amadas por los
(dioses,
las Hesndrides sonadas por los
(h6roes;
+, las Hesperides cantadas por los
(bardos
de la Roma precristiana
Y la Grecia mitol6gica" -,
donde Apollo prodiga el ORC de sus
rayos, donde los b0sques florecen
de alas canciones, donde los mon
tes no quieren ser altivos por ser
armoniosos, Y las nubes son como
biombos de sedas chinescas. =. Puer
to Rico, Santo Domingo, Cuba.
para ALA van las golondripas, las
sabias golondrinas, que han tejido
sus nidos entire lluvias de sol, ex-
tasis de perfumes Y mdsicas de
selvas.
| Esta noche os vengo hablar de
una de esas Hesp6rides. =. pero,
aunque no quiero repetir 10 que va
sabr6is que hasta la mas peque-
fia de las islas de Crist6bal Colon
| tiene su poesfa y tiene sus poetas,
vengo a deciros que la lfrica porto
lrriquefia esta pasando por un glo-
riose florecimiento,
Me serfa grato repasar detenida-
mente ell desarrollo de la poesfa por
torriquena desde el dfa aquel en-
que sc rompieron los moldes de las
imitaciones Y de los ripios, desde
aquel dfa en- que Sc asentaron to-
dos los enturbios de las lfricas en-
bancarrotas Y en- que los calores
trOpicales requemarOn las polillaS
de un clasicismo endeble Y decrGpi-
to-hasta los arremolinamientos
dramaticos de hoy, cuando la juven
tud dice 10 que siente franca y abier
tamente, sin cuidarse de los pela-
yismos escolasticos Y sin hincar ro-
dilla frente a las estatuas enveje-
cidas de los ret6ricos de los YER
simetristas. Tai dissertation reque-
Irirfa estudio profundo por mi par
tie Y resignation de martir por la
vuestra.
Pero no, esta noehe voy concen-
trar mi admiration en- un poeta jo-
ven, en- uno que sabe psalmodear
; los erizamientos de la vida m0der-
; ma, en- uno cuyos versos vereis CO.
rrer de aquf a pocos alos sobre la
: seda de los vientos, cuando Sc re-
conozca ell poder de su genio la
! extrana melodfa de sus rimas.
Os digo que Antonio Salvador Pc
dreira es uno de esos poetas en- ST
Iencio que engarzan sus estrofas
} con los hilos Gle luz de las estre-
, has,. que cantan ledo, muy ledo,
curvando horizontes en- mil ARGOS,
adormeciendo doses, hipnotizando
J ninfas, amorfinando rios. mo es
"Hipocrene" la fantasmagorfa de
los tintes crepusculares, el humo de
los opios selvaticos, ell ensueIo mi
i eaelesco de las formas?.
Sabed que los poemas de Pedrei-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

Sc que vais decirme que Anto-
MO Salvador Pedreira no sintetiza
To tfpico de Puerto Rico porque no
.pertenece al bello tradieionalismo
criollista de Yirgilio Davila; de esa
isla que es:
TN bdcaro de flores colnmpiado
entire espuma y coral, perIas Y
aromas"
pollado de
artolas que Sc quejan ell los
(montes
ronedando suspiros lastimeros,
raiomas Y turpiales y sinsontes
que anidan Ell floridos linoneros'
que sus versos no contienel la iris
va ing6nita del terruno porque
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