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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04
Educational
Dancing Teacncfs
Merchandise
3OH Typewriters-Adding Machines

DOUBLE oil Burners - Slightly used. A low price for big value, $5.50. The Hadley Annex. 103 Meadow St. Terms Dial 3-4191 = End Floor Free Delivery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

9-PC. Wal. Dining Room Suite
 Very good condition, sturdy built. To go at $39.95. The Hadley An- nex, 103 Meadow St. Terms Dial 3-4191 End Floor Free Delivery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

BEAUTIFUL Wal. Finished Radios Console and Table Models. To be sacrificed at the low price of $895 up. The Hadley Annex, 103 Mead, ow St. Terms Dial 3-4191 End Floor Free Delivery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04
A Articles Wanted to Buy
Bushes. SerUice

si Business Services Rendered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

WHEN - You want Towels. Goats Aprons. Hoover Aprons. or Uni- forms call Russelrs Waterbury Towel Supply Co., 893 East Main we are known: by our service we have grown
Evening star., 1935-03-18
PROFITS INCREASED
BY UNION CARBIDE
Company Earns $2.25 a Share in
1884, Compared With $1.57 a
Share in Previous Year.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March l8.-The Union
Carbide & Carbon Corp. reports for
1884, after all charges and reserves
for depreciation and depletion, a net
income of s20,277,44262, equal to
S2.25 per share on 9,000,743 shares
of capital stock outstanding. This
compares with net income for 1888
of sl4,172;s2709, or $l.57 per share
on the same number Of shares in 1888.
The dividend rate was increased
from 25 cents per share per quarter
to 35 cents. effective with the divi-
dends payable July 2, 1884. and to
40 cents. effective April l, 1885.
The consolidated balance sheet Of
the company as of December 81, 1884,
shows current assets of $74,886.35l .02,
and current liabilities of $12,009,-
815.06. as compared with S70,229,-
925.45 and $8,893,575.76 at the close
of 1888.
Cash and marketable securities cat
market December 81. 1880 were $20,-
410 ,103.63, as compared with Sl8,321.-
023 80 at the close of 1888. Inven-
tories amounted to s41,281 ,O42 81,
against $4,000, ,19847 for 1888.
During the year the number of
stockholders increased from 52,653 to
53,217.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
CONGRESSSPEEDS
TRADE MEASURES
Bank and Holding Company
Bills Being Whipped Into
Shape Rapidly.
BY FREDERICK GARDNER,


ASSOCIdIcQ FINANCIAL WElLeE.
Signs Of a rift in the legislative
blockade have moved business leaders
to take stock of economic measures
on the congressional docket.
Observers on Capitol Hill expect the
legislative machinery, after its slow
start, to gather speed. The soldiers
bonus and social security measures
are slated for early consideration in
the House.
House committees conducting hear
ings on the two most controversial
bills bearing on economic destinies Of
the country-the banking and public
utility holding company measures
stepped on the gas" last week.
But much ground remains to be
covered on both bills and indications
are they will not be whipped into
shape In committee for several weeks.
Meanwhile, numerous other legisla-
tive proposals to extend Federal con-
troll over business, to regulate relations
between labor and capital and to make
use of the Governments credit are
waiting in line for hearing after the
more urgent administration measures
are out of the way.
Controversy over the holding COM
pany bill has warmed up and the
Capital expects the legislative battle
over that preaching measure to be
one Of the hottest of the session.
Neither side is sparing ammunition.
Charges of highly-geared "propa-
ganda" campaigns for and against the
bill echo in and out of the hearings
as utility executives began their fight
against extinction of their holding
units
The banking bill has made a tanner
start. But those familiar with it say
its provisions for changing the Federal
Reserve law contains enough dynamite
to set of loud detonations in Congress
and elsewhere.
Business scouts on the New Deal
front also are watching closely the
progress of bills to amend the agri-
cultural adjustment act, involving the
licensing of professors; the 30-houI
work bill; the Guffey bill to make the
soft coal industry public utility sub
ject to Federal control; extension OF
the N. R. A., transportation bills anc
proposals for a ship subsidy.
A host of lesser proposals, ranging
from taxes on big business to measures
for establishment of a central bank
and to pay of the Government debt
in "greenbackS." would use Federal
power to mold new economic patterns.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 18.-Tense Eu-
ropean political and financial condi-
tions led to all-around lower prices for
grains today.
Indications of absence of confidence
on the part of buyers of grains we're
much in evidence. Little attention
was given to supply and demand
factors.
Wheat closed unsettled, asalA un-
der Saturdays finish, May, 9la9llS;
corn, Sal cent down, May, 1875 a7624;
oats, Aa1A off, and provisions show
ing l2 to Is cents decline.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
BONDS REGISTER .
SUBSTANTIAL DROP.
Junior List Says Fractions
to Around z Points.
u. S. Issues Down.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March Is. = Bonds
followed the trend of equities and
leading commodities to give ground
substantially today. Secondary clas-
sifications lost fractions to around 2
points, while high grades and many
of the United States Governments
were slightly easier.
Declines Of to points each ap-
peared in American g. Foreign Power
SIS at 81, ST. Paul SIS at 1434, Balti-
more g. Ohio 412s at 41A, Kansas
Gas 412s at 1922. Postal Telegraph
SIS at 43, Union Pacific As at 1OO1a and
Southern Pacific 4l2s at 581s.
Belgian Is, at 106, lost more than
points on the institution of foreign
exchange control there, indicating
abandonment of the free gold stand
ard. German issues were as much as
2 points off because of uneasiness over
the militaristic developments in that
country.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
REQ DEALERS ADDED.

LANSING, Mich. March Is (Spe-
ciaD REQ Motor Car Co. added 8
new distributors and 80 new dealers to
its domestic sales organization during
the first IL days in March, compared
with the preceding six weeks record
of 6 new distributors and So new
dealers
Evening star., 1935-03-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA March 1s lR.-Live
poultry fowls, Plymouth Rocks. fancy. II;
mixed colors, 20; white Leghorns. fancy.
Iga3O; ordinary. 1Sa19; old roosters, 13a
IA; ssaggy young roosters, 15a16; new
Matched broilers. Plymouth Rocks. 23a24:
mixed choice 21a22 Turkeys. young
hers 24a25; toms. 2Oa22; ducks. white
Pekin. fancy. 1Sa19; mixed colors. 16a17;
Muscovy. mixed colors. 15a16; black. IA.
Dressed poultry, fowls, 19ha23Ha. as
to weixft; old roosters. 16a1S. as to
weight; Spring ducks. Long Island. 20.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, March 1s H1.-Turpentins
frm; 5oN; sales. 20; r@eesiptss @ e; ship. ship.
saes. mfn.s s9 iqe Gecepts. sSSeA BE-; shipmenfs
Stock. 5o,es3.. Quote; B, 80; 2, 400;
-h.S6; WY and z. 6.36.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas SIS 1960-$500 at lis,
$500 at lis.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-$l 900 at 81,
$1,000 at 81.
Georgetown Gas 5s-S1, 900 at 11112.
Washington Gas es "B"-$l 900 at
104.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. 4s-$1 900
at 1929, $1,000 at 10234.
Potomac Electric Power IS 1853
$1,000 at ITO.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, March 18 R.-The
visible supply of American grain shows
the following changes in bushels:
Wheat decreased 2,113,000, corn de-
creased 1,704 900, oats decreased l.
$4,000, rye decreased 100000, barley
decreased $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat-No. 2. red, 9212-93. Corn
No. 3, yellow, 1881; NO. 3, white,
84h. Oats-No. 2, white, 48. No
rye; no buckwheat; soy beans, No. 2,
yellow, 100 net track country stations;
barley, quotable range, 68-1.20; tim
othy seed, 1700-18.00 per hundred
weight; clover seed, 15.50-l900.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
UTILITY EARNINGS IMPROVE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s LR.-
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'S annual
report showed earnings of SIT 1892 ,223
for preferred and common stocks, q
gain Of S296.5l6 over 1888.
Evening star., 1935-03-18

9Ghicago & Eastern Illinois Ry.-
January net loss was $l44,53l VS.. net
loss of s226,039 in January, 1884.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
Dollar Advances
To 4.76% Level
On London Mart

By the Associate Press.
LONDON, March l8.-The United
States dollar gained 35s cents to the
pound today, closing at 4.769s to the
pound, as compared with Saturdays
close Of 4.80 The opening was at
4.7SH.
The French franc closed at 72.l8
to the pound as compared to Satur-
days close of 1890.
PARIS. March 18 P).-Three per
cent rentes 78 francs 60 centimes; Az
per cent rentes, 90.40.
Exchange on London, 1886. The
dollar was quoted at 1851.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
STEEL RATE SAGS
AGAIN IN WEEK
Magazine Reports Recess
. sion of 2 Points to 48
Per Cent Level.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, March 1S.-Steel-
works operations declined points to
48 per cent last week, the magazine
Steel reports today.
Recent developments in Washing
ton, rejecting uncertainties, are given
as one of the major reasons for the
decrease. The magazine points out,
however, that decline at this time Of
the year is not without precedent.
THE steel business is following the
same trend at the end of the first
quarter as in March Of each year since
1929" Steel declares.
AT the moment, business seems to
be damned up" it continues, land
sentiment in the market is weaker"
Contributing to this are the two
Government reports on the steel in
duStryS baSing point system, one by
the Federal Trade Commission un-
equivocally opposed to any except an
I. o. b. mill price, the other by N. r. A.
urging group mill bases, each base to
nave d OU-IlI1e Idu1uS.
THE presumption is some compro-
mise to consumers advantage will be
worked out by June 16, the final date
for the renewal of codes. In the
meantime, this is expected to be a
factor in holding back all but most
urgent steel demands.
Although few lake sheet mills are
operating at capacity to complete
quarterly contracts by March 81, the
national average is down points to
SIS per cent for galvanized sheets and
rs per cent for the full finished grades,
the magazine states.
Shipments of practically all fin
ished steel products. except tin plate,
are down in Pittsburgh and some
other districts. Ingot output in Pitts
burgh is scheduled for reduction this
week.
Steel points out that the automobile
industry has set a goal of another
million cars as its mark for the second
quarter. Manufacturers turned out
$1,000 cars last week, 1000 more
than the preceding week Expansion
in automobile factories brought orders
for 10,424 tons of steel.
Steel's iron and steel price COM
posite is down l cent to S3238, with
finished steel unchanged at s54.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
Baltimore Quotations.
Liverpool Grain Prices.

BALTIMORE. March Is lP1.-Wheat.
No. =, red winter. garlicky, spot domestic.
93; March, 93.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
Estimates Still LoHer.

NEW YORK, March 18 CP).-The
rate of steel operations showed an
other small decline this week to 46.8
per cent. according to the estimate
of the American Iron & Steel Insti-
tute issued today. In the previous
week schedules were at All per cent
of capacity.
The currently estimated rate COM
pares with 49.1 per cent a month
ago and 46.S per cent in the same
week last year. The decline from
last week is 3 of point or 6 of /
per cent.
Evening star., 1935-03-18

LIVERPOOL. March Is 1P.-Wheat fu-
tures closed steady.
Evening star., 1935-03-18
INVESTMENT TRUSTS
PUBLIC UTILITY

NEW YORK March Is tP.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Moon quotations
Evening star., 1935-03-18
federal LAND, BANKS

NEW YORK. March Is R.-Federal
Land Bank bonds:
Evening star., 1935-03-18
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March Is 0P.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
La opinión., 1935-09-23
.POEMA DEL COCHE DE CABALLO

Lagartija en- ell yeso de las tapias = cardos.
En- ell Trio sonaban lejanas escopetas
de marqueses, y a veces un pich6n moribundo,
macizo por los plomos, yolaba con tristeza,
Desde Ell coche vefa peonando a los faisanes,
con la sangre enjoyada de cacerfas regias,
Y ALA, en- las Garabitas, entire tomillos suayes,
Ell sol de los insectos rozaba ell aqua fresca-
Mi padre me exp1icaba la historic de Don Alvaro
o ell drama de Cyrano cuando fbamos de vueta
hacia un Madrid caliente, de acacias = faroles.
Cuesta de San Vicente, jardfn con centinelas.
En- la plaza de oriente, fuego en- los ~miradores;
nihos en- ~cochecitos de burros, con b~anderas,
y ell golfo que encendfa al coche los faroles,
y, al fondo, ell Real, g~uardando sus palcos en- la niebla.
iOh, coche de caba1os de mis- primeros anosi
Cuando aun no conocfa nj ell mar nj Ia beleza,
que cruzas mi nostalgia trotando eternamente
con un olor de parque dormido entire las ruedas.
ID6nde estaran tus hierros, en- que plaza de toros,
en- que noria murieron tus caballos canela?
" donde esta aquel milo, de communion Y de arc,
que hoy en- mi sangre de hombre como un fantasma juega?
La opinión., 1935-09-23
Ell AMOR PERDIDO
Por Adolfo Leon o

Tu amor sobre mi vida pasa y nora,
10 mismo que una musica ~leiana...
iTodo ell aver, al recordar, tie implora!
lie implora, al esperar, TODD ell manana!
Tu NOR sobre mi vida pasa y nora,
10 mismo que una mGsica %lejana...
Puertas fueron tus besos que lie ADRIAN
a mi t~risteza la vision del cielo...
5Que besos de mujer calmar podrian
de ~volverte a besar ell loco anhelo?
Puertas fueron tus besos que lie ADRIAN
a mi ~tristeza la vision del ~cielo...
iLo que vale tn amor, no 10 he sabido
hasta sentir que tus caricias faltan!
Lejos de ii mi corazon es nido
en- ell que va los pajaros no saltan...
lilo que vale tn amor no 10 he sabido
hasta sentir que tus caricias faltan!
iTodo ell aver, al recordar, tie llora!
tie implora, al esperar, TODD ell manana!
Y aunque mi amor sin esperanto implora;
aunque estas en- mi vida, tan %lejana...
iTodo ell aver, al recordar, tie llora!
tie implora, al esperar, TODD ell maianai
La opinión., 1935-09-23
LA MUERTE R~EPENTINA
UN ABSURDO
Per Felipe sAssoNE

re estas lamentaciones in1tiles, Ia
exclamation de otro cue snvidisbs
la suerte de aqusl, y a~spiraba a 10
feIieidad de mi uerte instants-
nea, nj avisada nj temida, y al de-
cirmeIo mo repetis una re%dondilla
que muehos atribuyen a Santa Ts.
resa de Jesus:
"Ven muerte, tan eseondida
que no te sienta venir,
porque ell placer de morir
no me vuelva a dar la vida,
Dicho sea de paso, 20 no he pc.
dido dar con esa copla en- TODD 10
Tue con muy grato afan he leido de
la doctora de AVils, y la he encon-
trado en- una cancion del Comen'
dador Joan Ecriva, de fines dc sislo
Ky, aderezada de esta manersi
"Ven. muerte. tan eseondids
que no tie sienta eonmiso,
porque ell gozo de contigo
no me torne a dar la vida.
De todas suertes, en- labios de le'
resa bien estaba, porque era santa,
y hablaba con Oios, y tenis STEM.
pre- apcrcibida ell alma para ell gran
viaje; no asi en- ell otro, porque la
muerte ]repentina no ss armada por
ell c~ristiano pecador, que no tene
ell trance y q%uiere, por ell eontrario
su tempo de preparation para
afrontarlo cristianamente, linPio de
pecado por ell arrepentimiento. Asi
le reprocho al amigo vivo, que an
s'aba ser ell muerto, su NAL deseo,
malo por impio y por cobarde, y 81
~convengo con eI en- cue la vida. pa
"a viVirla eficazmente Sc hs de os'
sar en- ell olvido de la musrte, con
venga 81 eonmigo a 81 Vez, en- que
en- su recuerdo estriba la salvation
del alma, y recuerdela eada dls, al
fin de su jornads, como 81 cada dls
fuese una vida distinta y ell desper-
tar I'm nacer de nueVo, y adormirss
IN ensayo de la muerte, por 81 oil
destino Sc la trae sin aViso, y an
cuentra de %pronto, una mahana, co"
mo en- ell verso admirable de An
tonic Machado, "amarrada su barr
ca a otra ribera'.
Madrid, 1888.
La opinión., 1935-09-23
Ven. Muerte, tan escondida

Ven, Muerte, tan e~scondida...
MI pobre amigo Sc cay6 del c@ielo,
wi del cielo geoarafico y astron6-
mico, que al otro, al divine, aun no
habia podido llegar, aunque acaso
cayera para subir, que TODD pudiera
ser. No puedo afirmarIo; porque 20
lie guerra, pero no Sc 81 era un justo.
No importa su nombre, que ST ls
importa a mi recuerdo, y mas vale
no eseribirlo, porque no Sc dismi-
nuya en- actualidad cireunstancial y
pasajera la, para mi, perenne, de
estas humiIdes reflexiones. va muy
bien taiadas plumas asotaron los
concentrates en- torno de mi amigo,
que era por tenperamento artista
y de muy d]onjuanesca condicion, y
ahora 81 cast lie nombro; pero a mi
10 que me impresiono mas honda
mente, fue 10 violento g inesperado
de 81 muerte. Porque la muerte re-
pentIna me parece I'm absurdo, y
cuando cae por ella IN ser queri-
do, ell absurdo me parece mayor to-
davia, porque Sc aumenta de un
dolor, repentino tambien, que no
pudo p~repararse y hacerse a la re-
signacion. Ell dolor es siempre abb
surdo para ell hom5re, que nc 10
hubiera podido i~nventar nunca; por
ESQ no ha inventado .ampoco la
vida, que, sin dolor no seria una vi.
da humana. Digo, me parece, y aun
repjto que me parece a mi, porque
no %pretendo generalizar mi barata
filosofia y 81 afirmo que ell honbre
no pudo i~nventar la vida, porqae
no hubiera sabido i%nventar ell do
Tor, va entendera quien bien leye.
, re, cue no blasfemo nj pretendo es-
cribir una herejia. Me resigno y nc
discuto-ieomo he de diseutir!-
pero me 1iguie pareciendo absurdo
La muerte es inevitable; es... has
ia una conseeuencia de la vida, 81
senior, es cast la vida misma, aun-
CUE parezca parad6jico, p-rque il
viviendo es ir muriendo; pero Ia
Iogica quisiera entero e integro e
proceso de vivir y MORN. Que la Vi
da del hombre, como la de Ia Sc
miIla, como la del arbol, con flor y
fruto, tenga su primaVera, y su es-
ito, y su otoho, y 81 inVierno; que
sea color y aroma y sabor, y SC
Vaya quedando POGO a POGO des-
nuda de hoias y empiece a hendir-
Sc de arrugas ell trono, y a We
tearse de plata-ilas del ar
bol!-por ell paso de los g~usanos
y la baba brillante de los caraeo-
les; que ell alma, en- fin, GeVore po-
CO a POGO su carcel de huesos y
carne, para escaparse de ella. Y
cuando no la muerte f~isiologica que
aeaso fuera mucho pelir, pero que
es ansia justa en- un enamorado de
la vida, y no hay meior g atitud
hacia ell Creador-la muerte adVer-
tida, anunciada, preparada, con un
proces de enfermedad. Porque la
muerte repentina es como un ritz
mo que Sc rompe; como una luz que
Sc apaga, no POI quemarse ell COM
bustible, sino por la aceion traido-
ra de un viento imprevisto; es CO.
mo una sinfonia incomplete; como
una curva que Sc carte sin cerrar;
como un Viajs interrumpido cue Sc
detiene bruseamente sin gozar por
entero 10 mejor, que es ell canine.
Por algo al que muere ioven, aun-
que no sea de muerte violenta, lie
decimos, "el malogrado'.
Pero aoaso mas que la sdbits des'
| spariei6n de mi amigo, ms susie-
La opinión., 1935-09-23
JUN P0EMA TIE DEBO, VERACRUZ
Por JOSS Luis VELASco

I'm poema tie debo, Veracruz la graciosa,
un poema que fuese nitric, laurel y rosa;
nitric para tus labios, laurel para tn frente,
y rosa para ell seno, delicioso Y turgente.
Eres la Sulamita de mi pals BRAVO,
hablas, y nos parece que va cantando un RIO,
miras, y me figure por la luz que destenas,
que ell cielo azul Sc inunda de magicas estrenas.
Hay un ritmo de hamaca en- tn gracil andar
Y eres linda y salada como perla del mar.
Vsracruz, yo te quiero porque llore en- tus brazos
cuando iba al garete ell alma hecha pedazos,
pero tambien te rndo quito de simpatfa
porque me coronaste de flores de algeria.
Tu recuerdo en- mi mente es algo musical
onda, palmera, toda la Ira tropical.
81 ell sol, itu soil, me quema la pel, dulce madrina,
es beso de amor puro, fuego que me ilumina.
Tus gardenias nupciales evocan ell ardor
de los tempos dorados de: "Ay!, mi vidal, mi amor
Veracruz, en- la epica. Veracruz, en- la historic,
estas toda vestida de herofsno y de gloria.
Yo te debo un poema que pagare algdn dia-
I'm da memorable para mi coraz6n.
cuando me presto un POGO de su regia fantasia
ell ndmen del insigne Salvador Daz Miron.
La opinión., 1935-09-23
Agustfn DE FOXA
Condo de FoxA

FL coche de cabalos, lento hacia el horizonte,
land6, veo Y violeta, de caballos canela,
y en- 81 mi ninez triste, miranda las acacias
y los escaparates de antiguas primaveras.
Brisa en- sus ventanillas, de entierros bajo lluyias,
Y en- mis- manos de nho alguna vez las riendas,
dando a las frentes toscas de los pobres caballoy
las nociones diffciles de derecha e %izquierda.
Yo os eyoco, paseos por Ia Casa de Campo;
penWnbras de eucalyptus, y ell auto de la Reina,
del radiator dorado, cruzando silencioso
sus %neumaticos blancos, dorados de hojas secas.
Ell Ry siempre de negro; lacayos, las infantasi
en- fondos de Velazquez, con su mirar de inglesas,
y aquella concha rosa, con venas de arco iris,
donde bebfa Ell aqua despues de la merienda.
En- la Casa de Vacas, cubos lenos de espuma
y, al fondo, la casita blanca de la guardesa,
con patos y con cabras, y un yendaval de expresses
verdes de madrugada en- sus enredaderas.
Mis- hermanos ponfan soldaditos de plomo
en- las Was heladas, alfileres, monedas
Y ell tren los laminaba, corriendo hacia unas olas
que, en- mi ninez, de Duero imaginable quotas.
La opinión., 1935-09-23
GOTAS DE u

Por Armando DUVAL
Especial para los Periodicos LosdSs
Gotas de luz
que buIlen trepadoras
en- 10 mas intimo del ssr.
Gotas radiantes,
luminosas,
llenas de buen querer.
Esas gotas de luz
que son pedazos
de mi tremante eorazon,
son cantieos salvaJes,
de infinita emocion.
Son gotas buenas,
luminosas,
que duermen apaeibles.
y temblorosas,
como las rosas
Que presienten Ia luz.
Son pedazos de vida elsrs
que sabe a buena
pax.
Son sotas radiantss,
mis- sotas Dc lvas
La opinión., 1935-09-23
NOSTALGIA DE La VERBENA
(APUNTE)
Por P. IGLESIAS CABALLERO

Esta noche, en- la yerbena-
Esta noche, tornasol, de luna llena,
bajo ell polvo iluminado, con ell pelo
en- la nuca %recogido, vas, PalOma, a la yerbena,
bosquejada en- los encajes de I'm jardfn de terciopelo,
No eres rubia nj morena:
bronze y ambar-: de la espiga Y de la rosa
mitadita y mitadita
Y nj una nj otra cosa;
como sabes que me gustas: triguehita.
Esta noche ira contigo mi recuerdO a la verbena,
Y esta noche, tornasol, de luna llena,
en- un SchotiS de pim~ienta-siete notas esmeralda
sobre ell yiejo pentagrama-con mi pena
sc hara carne en- ell revuelo del bolero de tn falda..
Esta noche, en- la yerbena.