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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-09-19
HOMESTEAD DEMONSTRATION
CLUB HOLDS FIRST MEETING

led by Lillian StIand have rooms al
Antelope. where they will attend
school the coming year.
Services in the Eden Valley school
Sunday were well attended. Rev,
Hanson was assisted by his father
and brother. who have been visiting
him Several very fine songs were
rendered by the trio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strand and
little son and Mrs. z. Strand left
Wednesday for Bisbee, N. Oak, for
a few days visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Francis visited
friends at Sidney last week. Enroute
they called ON Chris Christensen at
Culbertson.
A family reunion was held Sunday
at the Geo. Hunter home Those pres
ent were Mrs. A. Stevens and her
daughters, Mrs. VIM. Hunter and
Myrtle B. Cary, Nellie B. Saxton and
Mrs. Geo. Hunter and Marion Stew
ems.
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lily called at Mr.. Peterson's parenta'
home at Reserve Sunday.
Twenty-Five people from Antelope
and Reserve were confirmed Sunday
at the lutheran church. This is the
largest confirmation ever to be made
in the history of Antelope church
The ladies Aid served lunch al noon
Communion services were held in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Lumley OF Kemmare, N. Oak,
returned home with Mrs. Murray and
Henry Mclaughlin for a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellington of Fair.
view visited their daughter Doris
lBillington who is the entermediate
grade teacher in the Antelope school,
Kenneth Grayson. small son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grayson broke
his arm Sunday when he tipped over
In his wagon.
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WESLEY
b. hlDlll0

Mesdames Melvin and R. Hultgren
entertained the Birthday Circle at
the home Of Mrs. Hultgren on We'd
nesday OF last week. Miss Eunice
Ditmarson OF Wolf Point, Miss Ho-
ward and Mrs. Paul Hultgren were
guests of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phalen left ON
thursday Of last week for Blackfoot
Ida.
Rev. and Mrs. Almlie, Mrs. Ditmar-
son, Mrs. r. Stogeberg and Miss
Myrtle Nelson attended the SUNDAY
School Teachers Institute held at the
Dane Valley church near Culbertson
last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Skeels left last Thurs
gay FOR Columbus, N. Oak. where she
Will visit her son, Lewis Allen and
family before returning to her home
at San Diego, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Helseth visited
with friends and relatives in Westby
from Friday until Sunday, last week
Rev. and Mrs. George Melby re-
turned last Saturday from Minneapolis
where Rev. Melby has been helping
conduct Evangelistic services.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frisleben and
uMr. and Mrs. M. Bergh were Minot
visitors last Saturday.
Grandma Meyers, who mas spent
the summer at the homes OF her
daughters, Mrs. H. Madsen and Mrs.
Jepson, south Of town Is back at the
nome or Mr.. and Mrs. Friesleben for
the winter.
Rev. Skiindlov Of Spokane visited
at the nome OF Rev. and Mrs. Almlie
last Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Art Bergh and family
vi belllngham, Wash. arrived on
MONDAY night for a visit with rela.
yves and friends at Westby.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson of Al.
haDo INC Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Weston
n Ethel spent last Sunday at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lillethun
at Bainville.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Jensan ona
lainily OF Medicine Lake spent last
"eek-eho at the Henry Jensen home.
Feter Miller was a business caller
at Crosby last Monday.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Movers and
family attended Catholic church at
brentwood last Sunday and were
ulnner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs MIR.
ray. "u
MISS Anna Rice returned home last
FRIDAY from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Minot.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H~awrbaker q,
reerless spent last Sunday with
MRS. u. III. Close and Miss Anne
1ahgen OF Longview. Wash. arrived
saturday for a visit with their moth.
Ell mrs. Claude Donovan and family.
AVN Simonsem of Fairv1ew visited
day. '"e' oatur-
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Otbe,m q,
N,osoy n MIR. and Mrs. Hawbaker
OF Peerless were guests AZ The Ma,.
Ne,son home last Sunday.
10 MI. ana Mrs A. T. Oleson drove TO
'rairview last Sunday to visit the
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Doo|ey High SChoo!
e0ens Social Season

Students Of Dooley high schoo'
opened their social season for the
present school year with q party and
dance in the school gymnasium on
Friday, September 13. In addition to
beng the first social event Of the
new term, the affair served as an in.
~trOductory party for the new fresh.
man class at Dooley.
During the day, the freshmen were
required to wear exaggerated cos
TUNES Of bulky sort, consisting chief.
ly of work aprons, Anticipated hats,
and ~largesized gloves. The were re-
Quired to carry pals and mops to all
classes; and pals and boxes had to
serve IS seats for these same year
lings. "A program and initiation was
held in the afternoon; and the party
in the evening closed the activities
for Friday the ian unlucky day
for the frOsh.
Composing the committees in
charge of the initiation, party and
dance were: Evelyn Pribbernow,
Inez Hagen and George Bye, stunts;
Margaret Bye. Joyce Wankel, Helen
Lerbeck and Orville Leibech, games
and refreshments; and Gladys La
Verdure and Marcelene Lucas, cere-
monies. The highlight Of the evening
was the browning OF a freshman
king, Orville Leibech, and queen,
Eleanor Eaton, chosen by popular
vote.
Officers Selected
During the past week, class Of
fcers have chosen for the four clas-
@ at Dooley high school. Margaret
Bye, senior; Joyce Wankel, junior;
George Bye, sophomore; and Eleanor
Eaton, freshman; will lead their vari-
Gus classes throughout the coming
school year. The remaining execu-
tives are as follows: Marjorie Tooke,
vice president and Georgia Rebo. sec
retary-treasurer for the senior class;
George LaVerdure, vice president,
Leo Eaton, secretary and Neil Huff
man, treasurer, for the Juniors; Stel-
Folsom, vice president, and Bertha
johnson, secretary-treasuer for the
sophomoreS; Katherine Heppner.
vice president, and Orville Leibech,
secretary-treasuer, for the freshman
class.
Margaret Bye as managing editor
will also head the staff of the school
paper, THE Dooley Do" which is
sponsored by the Journalism class
the supervision of Principal
w. w. Carver. Other members of the
stan include George Laverdure, bust
ness manager; George Bye, advertis-
ing manager; Leo Clausen, senior re-
porter; Joyce Wankel, junior report
er; Marcelene Lucas, sophomore re-
porter; Eleanor Eaton, freshman re-
porter; Marjorie Tooke, social edi-
tor; George Rebo and Kenneth Elk
stedt, departmental editors.
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EDEN VALLEY
Mrs George Hurtsr

Herman Nelson, Plentywood tailor,
spent the week end at his home
here.
Miss Mildred Nelson who is teach.
ing near the Sand hills spent the
week end at the home of her brother,
Nels. She returned to her school on
Sunday evening accompanied By
Mrs. M. e. Hunter, Mrs. Nels Nelson
and Ruth Damstrom.
Miss Ruth Damstrom, who has
spent several weeks at the Nels Mel
son home returned to her home the
latter part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carpenter of
the reservation visited friends here
"Wednesday.
Threshing in this vicinity was fin.
ished Friday.
The Ladies aid at the Hunter
home Wednesday was well attended
Mrs. Claus Strand as hostess served
a delicious lunch.
jeanette Williams visited her
aunt, Miss Angvick Thursday after.
noon.
Vivian and Gladys Akre accompan.
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MOTH DAGMAR

Alvin and Russell Larsen and Ho-
ward Collins left on Sunday for
Costana, Iowa after being employed
in this community during harvest
Karen Paulsen left on Saturday
for DesMoines, Iowa where she will
attend high school for the coming
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson and
daughter Gay visited at the C. E.
Whitnew home in Redstone on SUM-
day.
Mrs. Niels j.. Nelson had the mis-
fortune Of cutting her hand seriously
while canning on Saturday. She was
taken to P~lentywood Immediately
where several stitches were taken.
The Conrad Conradson family WIS.,
tied at the Gordon home in Scobey
on Sunday.
Peter Peterson arrived from Fort
Peck on Sunday morning for a short
visit at the Soren Johonsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Jorgensen en-
~tertained a large number Of friends
and relatives on Sunday.
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Soren Simonsen family. They also
visited relatives at Sidney. returning
home Monday night.
Miss Myrtle Nelson visited at the
Otheim home at Crosby last Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Ddw. Spoklie who has spent
the summer with her daughter. Flea
nor. who has been seriously i'll at
Wolf Point. returned home last
Saturday evening. Miss Eleanor. who
is still confined to her bed with rheu-
matte fever is much improved at the
present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overgaard and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spoklie and
Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Friesleben,
Mrs. Meyers, Grace Olson and Lois
E.. Howard were dinner guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Peterson.
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ARCHER
HA LIZ

Miss Luella Abenroth celebrated
her 18th birthday anniversary last
Sunday.
Among those from the Archer com
munity who were Plentywood shop
pers last Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Eggen and Lillian, mi. and Mrs.
Herbert Benson and children, MI. and
Mrs Lloyd Ritland, William Leader,
and children, Edward Adolph, Will
lam EDNA and Gladys Lee.
Ernest Lee left for Hysham last
Sunday where he secured a Job as
elevator manager.
George Abenroth Jr., is now able
to be up and around after his recent
illness.
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School Faculty
Given Reception Friday
Special to Tho Herald

Speciai TO inc Herald
ANTELOPE, Sept. 19-The Ante
lope school faculty was welcomed
and initiated into the Antelope com
munity last Friday evening when {
public reception was held in the
school auditorium A large crowd at
tended and seemingly enjoyed the
evening as much as the teachers did
The reception provided a fine oppor
tunity for the parents and teachers
to become acquainted.
The first part of the evening was
given to entertainment. A program
under the direction of Mrs. Brandon
and games conducted by Mrs. Vel
don Richardson and Mrs. Saxton
were concluded with a social hour
and lunch served by a committee OF
several ladies.
MORE ANTELOPE NEWS
The Antelope school started it's
second week of school Monday with
an enrolment of As grade school
students and 81 high school students.
1t is expected that several more stu
dents will enter before Friday.
A four team kittenball league is to
provided an athletic game where all
can participate. All boys in school
have enrolled and will take part.
This game is being offered to the
boys in place Of football and as part
OF the regular physical cultural pro-
gram. "A similar plan is being work
ed out for the girls.
The tipping class is very popular.
Fifteen students are enrolled and
have provided themselves with type
writers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thoreson enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Sunday.
Covers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hoven, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Romstad,
Nora, Helen, Donald and Arne Eye
berg.
Craig and Herbert Saxton left last
week for Fort Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blackmore and
were Sunday dinner guests at
the Fred Glaze home.
Those leaving for school this week
are: Nora ROmstad to the Minnesota
university, Dorothy Richardson to
st. GATHERINGS at Minneapolis, Ruth
Thoreson, Velma and Lois Clark to
the University of Montana at Mis-
soula, Esther Folsom and Marie Lar
son to Normal school at Dillon.
Dorothy Clark returned home Sat
urday from Minneapolis where she
has been visiting with her sisters.
Mrs. Cary and son leave this week
their home at Stockton, Calf.
Mr. and Mrs H Peterson and fam
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Special to the Herald

HOMESTEAD, Sept. ~. - The
Homestead Demonstration Club held
its first meeting Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. X. G. Tyler. This is
the first time that this community
has sponsored a club of this nature.
so its members expect to derive use
full information as well as pleasure
from these monthly meetings.
Each year the State Extension Ser
vice offers a choice of projects, the
projects being uniform for all clubs
in the county. By majority vote,
clothing was selected as the Sheri-
dan county project. At a rally for
club leaders held at Plentywood last
Monday and Tuesday, Miss Pollock,
state director of clothing held in
sructive classes on matters relative
TO the PROTECT. The leaders, in turn,
present the material to their respec-
tive clubs. The next two meetings Of
the local club will be devoted to
study of material obtained at Plen-
tywood.
The following were elected at the
meeting to fill the offices of the
club for the current club year: Mrs.
II. G. Tyler, president; Mrs. E. L.
Neikirk, vice-president; Mrs. Wayne
Tyler, secretary; Mrs. Gaylord Tyler,
treasurer. The leaders chosen were
Mrs. Halver Skillingberg and Mrs.
Bolyard.
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1 y AtA otAl1 q ~ pb- "a
treasurer. The leaders chosen were
Mrs. Halver ~Skillingberg and Mrs
Bolyard.
MORE HOMESTEAD NEWS
E. j. Olness returned from the dam
Saturday, where he was employed
for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson and
infant son, enroute to Little Falls
Mimi, spent Thursday night at the
a. j. Olson home. Clarence Olson Is
a member of the Border patrol force
at Sweet Grass, Mont
The Lutheran Sunday school open
ed last Sunday with an enrolment
of tw enty-four. Mesdames johnson,
Gronlie and Bolyard and Misses Mar
porte Sell and Bernice Waller will be
the teachers for the ensuing year.
Anna Waller is Secretary treasurer.
Sunday guests at the Collie Knut-
son home were Mr.. and Mrs. Nord-
wick and children of Dowd. Mrs.
Nordwick was formerly Leona Knut-
son.
Miss Helen Bucklin, primary teach
er spent the week end at her home In
Redstone.
The school coal contract for the
year was awarded to NJ. P. Daily.
Junior Johnson has returned to
school at Boulder. His father and
mother accompanied him on the trip
here which was made by ar.
The Medicine Lake unit Of the
American Legion Auxiliary resumed
its work at the meeting held Tuesday
afternoon in the basement of the
Lutheran church. Plans were laid for
its yearly activities and a short pro-
gram on the Constitution OF the U.
S. was presented in honor of the day,
Constitution Day.
The V. E. Johnson, j.. A Brown
and E. l.. Fellbaum families enjoyed
a picnic south of the Culbertson
bridge Sunday afternoon.
J. 0. Johnson and son, Vic, spent
the week end here. Both men are en-
ployed at the Fort Peck dam.
The Ladies aid of the Lutheran
church held it's regular meeting on
SuieSudy dlltIuOOu.
l.. X. Fairweather was a caller in
Plentywood Saturday.
Mrs. V. E. Johnson, Mrs. E. l..
Neikirk and Mrs. Bolyard were in
yited guests of the Culbertson unit Of
the American Legion Auxiliary Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Tyler left
early Sunday morning for Leonard,
Mimi, where they will visit for two
weeks with Mrs. Tyler's mother and
grandparents.
Sam Engebretson and ]. S. Olness
accompanied them as far as Minot,
from where Mr.. Engebritson drove
home a new International car which
he purchased recently.
Anna Waller has enrolled as a
postgraduate in the commercial
course at Medicine Lake high school,
driving back and forth each day in
the school bus.
Z. r. Cole, superintendent for the
Victoria Elevator Co., called at the
local house last Saturday. Mr. Aplin.
superintendent for the Occident FL
evators, called Monday, bringing
with him a new radio to be installed
at the Occident office here.
Elmer Bratvold, a grain buyer at
Antelope, was a Sunday caller at the
home of his brother, Gilbert Brat
void.
Mrs. G. H. Cosper found it neces-
sary to return to the hospital at
Poplar. Alvy came over from Poplar
n took her back with him Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ted Lindell, of Westby was
here over the week end. She was WIS.,
ting her son who is a patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Elverude OF Sco-
hey were here Monday and Tuesday.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Rev. j. d. Lindley, Pastor

Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Preaching HOO a. IN.
+. L. c. +. 700 p. N.
Preaching 7:45 p. m.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
7 TENIA CHIQUITO Ell PIE

(Cancion de Esperanza Iris)
Jay! cuanto me gusta
una mujer bonita
y que tenga muy chiquito ell pie.
Como una que.
en- Jalisco yo encontre;
esa ST que era bonita
y tenia chiquito ell pie.
Csc repite)
Yo la convide
que Sc fuera a pasear conmigo.
Me dijo que la esperara
en- la esquina de la 'Roca'.
Y ALI me dejo
abriendo tamana boca iayi
iPero. -. alcabo era bonita
y tenia chiquito ell pie!
Csc repite)
La opinión., 1935-09-01
FLOR DE MAYO

Flor de Mayo como un rayo
de la tarde sc moria.
Yo tie quise Flor de Mayo,
pero Dios no 10 guerra.
Flor de Mayo nj Sc viste
nj Sc almaja nj atavia,
Flor de Mayo esta muy trist>
~pobrecita vida mia!
Cada estrella que palpita
desde ell cielo le habla asi:
wen conmigo pobrecita,
brillarss igual a nil.
Flor de Mayo como un rayo
de la tarde sc moria;
20 tie quise Flor de Mayo
pero Oios no 10 guerra.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
B o H E M 10 S
DE LUIS

Bohemia que vas forjando
sobre ell dolor ell placer,
mira como va cayendo
a tus plantas la mujer.
Sigue viviendo tu vida,
sigue forjando illusion
con la sonrisa en- los labios
y marchito ell corazon. -!
DANA y RE sin cansarte.
canta y baila sin cesar,
y NO digas nunca a nadie,
que cantas por no llorar.
RE bohemia sublime,
que al dolor 10 haces placer,
al amor 10 tornas bueno
y adorable . Ia mujer. =!
La opinión., 1935-09-01
LA AUSENCIA

Ausente estas de mi;
que triste estoy sin ii,
yo va no puedo
mis- angustias ocultar....
que no me divides, no,
que no tie divide, 20,
aunque pretendan
nuestras almas separar.
Csc reptile ell anterior)
Pero en- Gambia la ausencia
no me aparta de ii,
Icomo pueden dos almas
sapararse asi?
Y ys en- cambio sin yerte
n,orire de doior,
yo no puedo vivir
yo RE voy a MORN,
81 nS falta TIA amor.
Csc reptile ell anteriorl
La opinión., 1935-09-01
M u S nj E
DE E. DE NICOLAS

DE L. LIE
Como un Lotto desmayado
era palida Musme,
era su semblante palido
como un lirio reflejado
en- una taxa de te.
En- ell triste Poshiwara
Sc escuchaba su cancion,
he perdido mi esperanza
y como una porcelana
Sc me quiebra ell corazon.
Ojos de claro de luna,
rostro de soda y marfil,
en- ell pesar de su augusta
Sc quejaba igual que una
premature flor de abril,
y una tarde de repente
tronchada por ell dolor
como un suspiro que muere
apacible y dulcemente
Musme sc murio de amor.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
QUIERO
DE LUIS

Bese muchas bocas de mujcr
queriendo olvidar tn desamor,
mas ninguna logro con su querer
que mi alma olvidara su dolor!
Quiero voiver a quererte
y que me devuelvas tn amor,
quiero volver a besarte,
dame de tu cuerpo ell calor.
Quiero que me miren tus ojos
y que me vuelvas a besar,
quiero postrarme de hinojos
para que me vuelvas a amar!
La opinión., 1935-09-01
BOQUITA ENCENDIDA
DE LUIS

Quiero besar tn boquita encendida,
rojo clavel del jardin del pecado,
quiero cerrar de tu boca la herida
para calmar mi sed de enamorado.
Yo tie dare ell calor de mis- besos
y ~cantare a tus ojos traviesos,
quiero besar tn boquita encendida
para dejar, en- tus labios, mi vida.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
III
SIN I'll
NJ. GREVER

Cancion. M. GREVER
Dicen que vivo en- pecado
porque me quiero morir,
para que quiero la vida
ST la he de yivir sin ii?
Paso los dias llorando
y las noches sin dormir,
unicamente pensando
en- 10 que me haces sufrir.
para que quiero la vida
81 la he de vivir sin ii?
Tu tie llevas en- tus ojos
la luz de los mics,
destrozaste los suenos
que me habia tornado,
destruis para sienpre mi poryenir
Dime 81 aun crees que sea pecado
que me quiera morir.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
iLUZ DE MI D

Cuando cruzar tn mirada
con la mia apasionada,
siento que en- mi pecho late
presuroso ell corazon.
Y cuando huyes de mi lado
tn recuerdo idolatrado
es quien calma va las ansias
de mi vehemente passion.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
VOLVIO UNA NOCHE
Tango de CARLOS GARDEL

Volvio una noche, no la esperaba,
habia en- su rostro tanta ansiedad,
que tuve miedo de recordarle
su felonia y su crueldad.
Me dijo humilde, 81 me perdonas
ell tempo viejo, otra vez vendra
la primavera de nuestra vida,
veras que TODD nos sonreira.
Mentira, mentira, yo quise decirIe,
las horas que pasan va no vuelven mas
y asi mi carino va al tuyo enlazado
como un fantasma del viejo pasado
que va no Sc puede resucitar,
Gale mi amargura y tuve piedad,
tus ojos azules muy grandes Sc abrie'
(ron
tu pena inaudita pronto -comprendieron
con una mueca de mujer vencida
me dijo: es la vida y no la vi mas.
Volvio esa noche, nunca la olvido,
con la mirada vaga y sin luz,
que tuve miedo de aquel espectro
que fue locura en- mi juventud.
Sc que en- s~ilencio, sin un reproche
busque un espejo y quise mirarme
habia en- mi frente tantos inviernos
que tambien ella tuvo piedad.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
V O E r
Tango de CARLOS GARDEl

Tango dc SfNLoo
Yo adiyino ell parpadeo
de las luces que a 10 leJos
van marcando mi retorno
son las mismas que aiumbraron
con sus palidos reflejos
hondas horas de dolor
y aunque no quise ell regreso
siempre Sc vuelve al primer amor
la quieta Gale donde ell eco dijo
tuya es su vida, tuyo es su querer
bajo ell burlon mirar de las estreilas
que con ndiferencia hoy me ven vol.
Over.
Volver,
con la frente marchita
las nieves del tempo
platearon mi sien.
Sentir,
que es un soplo la vida
que veinte amos no es NADIA
que febril la mirada
errante en- las sombras
Vivir,
con ell alma aferrada
a un dulce recuerdo
que lloro otra vez.
Tengo miedo del encuentro
con ell pasado que vuelve
a enfrentarse con mi vida
tengo miedo de las noches
que pobladas de recuerdos
encadenen mi sonar
pero ell v~iajero que huge
tarde o temprano detiene su andar
y aunque ell divide que TODD destruye
haya matado mi vieja illusion
guardo e~scondida una esperanto hu.
(milde
que es toda la fortuna de mi corazon.
Volver, ETC., etc.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
Ell Corrido del Aqua Caliente
Letra de Lidia Cruz
Eustacia Salazar
Musica de Trinidad Cruz

Ietra de Iidla &FuL
Y Eustacia Salazar
Musica de Trinidad Cruz
Adios Aqua Caliente de mi vida
adios m~ananitas frias
yo no tengo que pararme
a buscar quien me l%evante.
Nos diieron ell sabado en- la tarde
que va iban a cerrar
ell casino y la jugada
ay que mi cuatel
ay que mi cuate, que vacilonl
Y vo,vimos Ell martes por la tarde
a cobrar nuestra fierrada
para uevar a mi chatita
a la tanda de los veinte.
Mientras l,ega ell agente
por 81 CAIRO que no es milo odavi
porque no a~lcance a pagarlo
ay que mi cuate!
ay que mi cuate, que vacilon!
Sc acabo ell turismo y la algeria
sc acabaron las p%ropinas
tanto trafico que habia
ahora TODD esta tan solo.
va parece un ~convento abandonado
que tristeza me ha dejado
por 10 bruja que he quedade
ay que mi cuate!
ay que mi cuate, que vacilon!
Anda cuate a liar tn petatito
'hora ST me voy deveras
va me voy con mi chatita
a gastar 10 que me dieron.
A caballo, en- CAIRO, o en- poliino
va me voy para San Diego
a buscar otro huesito
ay que mi cuate!
ay que mi ~cuate, que vacilonl
La opinión., 1935-09-01
"Las Mananitas Chiapanecas"

Letra de ELISA PORRAS
Masica de TRINIDAD CRUZ
70 vengo a cantar
mi mas linda cancion
que es cancion de mi TERRA
toda LENA de amor.
Yo vengo a cantar
mi mas linda cancion
que es cancion de mi TERRA
la TRAGIC para Il.
Estas son m~ananitas
que son muy bonitas para mi querer
estas son mananitas
que son chiapanecas como m; querer
Despierta mujer
oyeme esta cancion
que de Chiapas la TRAGIC
toda LENA de amor.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
CHULA LA MANANA

Chula la manana
la manan chula,
fresca mi moreno
fresca mi morena
como una lechuga.
Psjaros, pajaros, pajaros
de las alas amarillas,
n tie duele la cabeza
amsrrate las costillas.
(Estribillo)
Pajaros, pajaros, pajaros
de las alas a~zulejas,
10 que no hacen las muchachas
hacen las malditas viejas.
(Estribillo)
Yo vide pelear un oso
con una garza morena,
no hay bocado mas sabroso
que ell de p~ropicdad ajena.
(Estribillo)