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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPoIIs RTRTnnAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Oct. ls-Mrs. William Walker.
s7SS Fifth Av. s: Mrs. Margaret
Rhodes, Ss24 Clinton Av.; Nancy
Carrie Lowe. 4O44 Portland Az:
Enestine Shaokelford, 5000 Third
Av. S.
Oct. 10 - Paul Bowles, 1926
Humboldt Av s; Mrs, Doris John
son, S64l Fourth Av. s.: Thomas
jackson, go Bryant Az. N: Roose-
welt Simmons. $40 Girard Av. N:
Mrs. Courtney wilkerson, 4347
Fourth Av s.: Mrs. II. Reddick.
sl6 Aldrieh Av. N.
Oct. 2O-Mrs. Lucille Woodland.
HOS Lypdale Av. N: Evelyn Mar
tin, 5l4 Bryant Av N: Mrs Mar
jorie Wynn, 1909 Fifth Av. s.:
Jane Webster. 1851 Smelling Av.
Oct. 2l-Mrs Peter Edmonds.
5O4S Abbott Av. S.; Rev. f. G.
Harris, 40i6 Clinton Av.: Doris
Schoheld Jones, 1901 Third Av.
s.; Nathaniel Watson. S755 Fifth
Av. s.; sandra Vaughn, 4029 Third
Az. S.; Allen Smith, s24 e. q st.
Oct, 22-Albert L. Grissam, SCI
18th Av. N; Sam L Scheiner, 504i
Morgan Av s.; Ronald Arthur
westberry, 6ls f. 81 St: Margaret
Louise Perry, S647 Smelling Av.
oct. 23-Mrs. Margaret Allen,
1921 Third Av, s.; Alan Carlisle,
$40 Girard Av. NJ; Mr.. Roy Jack
son, sos Seventh Av. N; ]. Il.
Thomas, 2s15 Chicago Av.; Mrs.
Gertrude Vinigar, $40 Aldrich Av.
N; Claude Jackson, 1904 Fifth
Av. s.; Wayne Bowman, 4445
Fourth Av. s.; La Mar Clifford
Adams, IT'S Fremont Az. N: Mrs.
Josephine Powell, 4021 Fifth Av.
S.
Oct. 24-Rev. G. w. Mcconnell.
1912 Fourth Av s.; Vera Myers,
722 Girard Av. N; Mrs. William
f, Jones, 1887 Stevens Av.
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in the city and is dividing her
time with her daughters and sons
in-law, Or, and Mrs Maurice
Crouch OF $50 Carroll Av. and Or,
and Mrs George Berry Jr, OF 9sS
St Anthony Av. Mrs. Jones ar
rived Tuesday October 7, and will
spend two weeks In the city,
VaoatiOnlng In Southwest, Mr.
o. c, Drizzle, eos Rondo Av Is
enjoying vacation visiting rela-
tiyes in Oklahoma City, Okla,
where he Is the guest OF his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Miller and son. From there
he win so to Kansas city, Mo,
TO visit brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs James Miller and his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, johnson.
Former Residents Return, Mrs.
Garnett Harris and son, William
Penn, former residents OF ST. Paul,
who have been living In New York
City for the past several years,
have returned TO the city to make
their future home. Mrs. Harris Ia
stopping at present with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Coleman sr OF 67l
w. Central Av
Visiting From virginln' Mr.. and
Mrs. James Griffin. bs7 Rondo Av
have as their house guests, Mrs
Ruby woodson and grandson
Kelvin witoher OF Institute. w. Va
The visitors arrived Monday anc
viii spend ten days or two weeks
In the city. Mrs. woodson IL q
sister OF Mrs. Griffin and Is wei
known in the city having visited
in st, Paul on several occasions.
Vacation Planned; Mr.. ortor
Shelton, 4l2 IglehRrt Av., win be-
gin a weeks vacation Friday and
will enjoy a hunting trip in the
north woods for a few, days. On
returning from there he win spend
the remainder of his time hunting
at Long Prairie, MINI. Tony Shell
ton, ten months old, who has been
m with a cold for the past week
Ia greatly improved.
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My Fair Ludy
Club Celebrates
Members Birfhdoys

When My Fair Lady Club met
on Saturday evening September
n, At the home OF Mrs. Geraldine
withers, 1905 Second Av. s., the
birthdays of Mrs withers and Mrs.
Daisy Young club members and
Mrs. Mary Lindsay, a guest, were
celebrated by members and their
guests. Mrs, Katherine Griffin and
Mrs, Phoebe Givens were hostess
SEES.
II was a complete surprise for
Mrs. Lindsay when she found that
she too was included in the oele-
bration by the members, in oh.
servance Of her natal day.
Mrs. Lindsay presented her sis
ter. Mrs withers with an orchid
corsage.
The evening was enjoyed play
ing various games and prizes were
won by Mrs, Ruth Bell and Mrs.
Clara Mae Davis Mrs. Charlotte
Davis was lucky winner OF the
door prize.
The evening was climaxed with
the showing OF movies by Mrs,
Lindsay of the Aquatennial Par
ade and other interesting events.
A complete dinner was served
highlighted with a beautiful birth
day cake with names OF the thre,
honorees inscribed.
Guests were the Mines. Netti,
Barnes, Mary Boone, Eta Ray
media Davis, Lenora McKlnni,
and Miss Mary seaton. Member,
present were the Mines. Miclcy
Bowman. Margaret Adlin, Evelyn
Martin, Katherine Griffin. Phoebe
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Out-of-Town BIRTHDAYS

Oct 1s-wnham Howard, Col
umbus, Ohio, Mrs Harriet Thomas
Geneva, Switzerland.
Oct. 19-Mrs. william Hatha.
way, Dowagaic, Mich.
Oct. 21--Mrs. Effie Lamonde
Indianapolis. Ind.
Oct. CIV. C. Fitzpatrick, New
York City.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct. sc. A. Anderson. 500
Dayton Av.; Mrs. Louis White, 727
Thomas Av.; Pella Mae Turner,
756 Rondo Av.; Ralph c. Graham
Jr., 1904 w. Central Av.
Oct. 19-Pete Hin, SIT w. Cent
raj Av.; Wayne Wilson Jr., 73s
st, Anthony Av.; Mrs. NJ. f. Bell,
s92 Carroll Av.
oct. 2O-Ernest johnson, 1923
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Clara Turner,
731 Marshall Av,; Mary Thomas.
331 Rondo Av.
Oct 21-Mrs. Babe Hill. SIT
W. Central Av.; Carol Jean Mills,
916 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Ernest
Greene, 702 Carroll Az. Deola
High, s95 st. Anthony Av; Mrs.
Melba Washington, 964 Iglehart
Az.
Oct. Charlotte Benner, 672
St Anthony Az: Mr.. Robert Price,
7O6 Rondo Av.; Kenneth Mcintosh,
635 st. Anthony Az; Mrs. A. NJ.
Jackson, $40 Iglehart Az; Mr. J.
L. Holman. $50 st. Anthony Az.
Oct. 23-Mrs. I. NJ. Dorsey, 967
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. James Jackson,
s65 st. Anthony Az; Mrs c. II.
Wooten, sos Carroll Az; wally
Pettifond, s97 Carroll Av.; Craig
Lewis, 2I3 st Anthony Az; Mrs
Regina s. Morris, All Mackubin
St; Gary Howard, $50 N. Dale
St: Irene Smith, 796 81. Anthony
Av
oct 24-Aleona Yvetta Davis,
954 Carroll Az; Mrs. c. w. Pat
terson. 9O1 Carroll Az; Stephen
Maxwell Jr., ss2 Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Lottie Milton, 1853 Carroll Av
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Givens, Charlotte Davis, and the
honorees.
Those not present put sent gifts
were the Mines. Carmen Davis,
Florence Starks, Betty strawder
and Mildred Lacey.
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PLANNING oNE-MAN
SHOW FOR 1859

New York City (ANPD-Broad-
way sources reveal that the per-
sonable Harry Belafonte, who
scored a hit at the Brussels World
Fair. Is currently planning a one
man show for Broadway for the
Spring Of 1859.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Oct. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Anderson. 500 Dayton Av, 25
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dav.
is. s54 Carroll Az. n years; Mr.
and Mrs Imam johnson, 763 ST
Anthony Az. six years
Oct. is-Ar. and Mrs. Daniel
Taylor. 77e Rondo Av.. 10 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Compton. 722
W. Central Av. 81 years
Oct q - Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith. s15 Fuller Av.. y years.
Oct PM. and Mrs. la Per
celle Greene. ss4 Igiehart Av- 20
years.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Family Guest; Mrs Leon Freeman Of Indianapolis Ind
arrived Sunday morning for visit with relatives friends
and the house guest OF Mrs Richard L. Stokes ST. Of asa
ST. Anthony Az Mrs Freeman the former Gladys Harris IA
former resident of ST. Paul and has many friends both cities
Mother Mrs Jones of Los Angeles is visiting
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"A welfare state h one run fol
the benefit Of everyone but the
taxpayer."-Imogene Fey.
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Social and Personal
r MINNEAPOLIS :

Birthday Club: Mrs Theodore Jones' 1922 Third Av. S.
was hostess TO the Minneapolis Birthday Club Saturday De-
tober H. Prizes awarded to the Mines Willie Hail. Walter
smith and Albert Allen Jr first second and third respectively
social hour and refreshments concluded the enjoyable
ing Mrs Ruth Brown Smelling Av will be hostess at the
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Now
BY MILDRED t. JORDAN

Let us begin now
TO educate
all of the children
OF America.
We have permitted
the dual-unequal
Jim Crow schools
to blight our populace
too long.
We have done this
and are reaping
the results OF our folly.
II has made our
crime rate rise;
It has made our
standards low;
II has made iur
budget expand.
1t has made our
freedom warped.
II has made us
nation OF liars
And we have stolen
and we have done
Ugly. violent things.
II has hurt us
immeasurably.
Let us now
return to the
fundamental rules
upon which our
nation was founded,
Let us all.
individually
and as a nation
now recognize
the rights of all
men to life,
liberty and the
pursuit OF happiness
Let us do this now.
permitting no further delay
no more double talkl
Let US permit no
issue TO grow further
into international
Importance because
parents seek to
gain for their
Children desks
in the same schools,
books, and teachers, the
same as any other.
Welcome is written
and has through the years
been written on
our shores for all
foreigners
let us no longer
raise lhe Color Dafrier
10 keep some Of our own
Americans in poor health:
in poverty and in
ignorance
Defiance Of the law
strong arm.
exacts a penalty!
II we are caught stealing,
we must face the court;
mischief. plumber,
robbery, murder,
all are recognized crimes
against society and
bring the laws
And yet, we steal
liberty-we imprison
our fellowmen I'm
ignorance and want;
we deny these basic rights,
these God-given rights
and give aid and comfort
TO the vicious lawbreakers
who viii stop at nothing
to prevent the removal
Of the shackles Of slavery.
Let US begin now
10 educate all Of the
children Of America.
.et us all. each and
every American
Teach our children 70
Love they neighbor as Thy
self"
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a closet shelf II stored in a d.
vided plate rack.
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Simple Solutions

Remove grease spots from
clothing with flour. Put a clean
cloth underneath the garment and
rub flour on the spot. Then rub
the spot with another clean cloth.
Egg white will remove chewing
gum from nearly anything, in
GLIDING Children's hair.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

let. i9-Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
Lloyd Brown, $3.50 Clinton Av.,
one year.
Oct. 23-Mr. and Mrs. William
Helm, 1909 Fifth Az. g.. 30 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks Jr.,
1925 Fourth Av s., 35 years.
Oct. 24-Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Smiley, 300 Portland Av, u
years.
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Out-Of-ToWn BIRTHDAYS

Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
Oct 2O-Cheryl Holly, Buffalo.
NY.
Oct. ~ - Louneer Pemberton,
Kansas City, Mo.
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. 0NiIIe |. freeman for Governor
. Eugene J. ht(ahhy 10, US. SenaiOF

A man with 10 years experience in US.
Congress and with proven ability, integrity
and leadership.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Por otra parte, no podia haess
Otra cosa: los muchachos esta
ban muy pequenitos Y no SabiaR
if solos hasta ell pueblo, muy dis
tante de ALI, y en- cuanto a iR
ella misma a hacer las diligen-
cias necesarias, para ell enterra.
miento, no era possible, iC6mo
dejar solo ell cadaver? Ella ha-
bia dido decir que cuando al la
do de los muertos no hay una
persona que rece para ahuyen.
tar al enemigo malo", este SO
apodera del alma que ronda en-
torno de la casa mientras esta "A
cuerpo en- ella.
Por momentos lie asaltaba un
miedo bestial. Sentia pasar poF
encima de su cabeza algo ash co.
me una racha helada Y silencio-
sa que no soplara nj de la terra
nj del mar. como I'm vient0 de
0tro mtInd0 lleno de horribles
alaridos que no Sc Dian y que 10
hacian la impression de una rom
da de espectros que volaran en-
tOrno del rancho, con las sinies
tras bocas airadas, Orlando sla
voz. .
Sobre Ell craneo Sc lie erizaban
las asperas grenas Y un friolen-
to templor lie sacudia ell cuerpe
sarmentoso; sus pupilas dilata-
das por ell terror arrebanaban In
soledad de- paraje, y Sc fijaban
luego Ell ell cuadro interior, en-
ell centric del cual iba creciendo
y creciendo la comba del vientre
del muerto.
Ell viento marino habfa caido
y la calma Sc hacia cada yea
mas pesada Y bochornosa. Las
olas Sc retiraban antes de estre.
llarse en- los rompientes con un
(Pasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
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jilias entire las paImas de las ma
nos y la vista clavada en- un vago
punto que parece estar en- ell es-
pacio.
Bajo la garrs de la tragedia no
sentia la tortura del sufrimiento
que acelera y agudiza la vida es-
pirltual; su alma primitiva Y ru-
da como ell paisaje permanecia
impossible en- presencia del dolor
y no habia en- su coraz6n una fl
bra que diera la nota humana.
Habia sido la compahera de
aquel hombre que estaba pu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

driendose va sobre la e~stera; con
81 habta compatible la s6rdida
miseria Y de Ell habia tenido hi
jos, luego, cuando el comenz6
a tulli Sc y a hincharse, porque
a causa de aquel DANO que lie
ECHARON las carnes lie crecian
dia por dia hasta %reventar, ella
trabajo por ambos sin rebelarse,
Y sin embargo, cuando 10 vic mo-
rir no sinti6 que la muerte lie ha-
bia arrenatado un amor. Ella no
saba 10 que era I'm amor; SUI vi
da estaba regida por instintos
puramente anImales; sobre SUI al
ma peS8ba ell embrutecimiento
de una raza que no tiene vida in
terror.
Ash, cuando VIC muerto al
companero, lie echo encima to-
do cuanto poseia, que era aque-
lila coleha de retazos, encendio
la vela del alma que para Ell case
lie habia dad6 la comadre que
viva en- ell cerro y Sc sent6 a We
lar ell cadaver rezando de GUAM
do en- cuando ell Credo, que era
la unics oracion que medic sa-
bia. Ash paso la noche, sola, por-
que los muchachos estapan muy
pequenos y Sc echaron a dormir
desde que oscurecio, v la pas6
escuchando ell Jumbo del mar
impasible y oscuro como SUI al
ma sepultada Y pidiendo no
saba precisamente a QUEEN
que lie deparase la manera de
enterral al marido, cada vez
que veia una exahalacion des-
prenderse del cielo y apagarse
en- ell Silencio al caer en- ell aqua,
p0rque ella habia dido decir que
las exahalaciones son las almas
que Sc escapan de los cuerpos
de los que mueren y que, 81 al
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
UNI CUENTo De
R0 ULO GALLEG0S

verlaS Sc les pide algo antes de
que Sc apaguen, sieElpre 10 con-
ceden.
Pero va habla pasado ell me-
diodia y adn no Sc 10 habian
concedido. Nj un ALMA habia
transitIdc por aquellos sitios, y
ella hahla estado horas sobre no.
ras a la puerta del rancho esps-
rando a que alguien pasase para
suplicarle la ayudara en- aquella
necesidad.
Era TODD cuaEtO Sc lie habie
OcurridO para salir del trance.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
iPoBRE EZRA POUND!

NUEVA YORKER viepo poeto-tiene ohoro 70 onos-
ho sido "omnistiodo" despues de permonecer confinodo du-
ronte trece ohos en- un hospital de enfermos mentoIes.
significo divide.
lndulto y omnistio son cosos dstintas. Ell induto supone
perdon; Ia omnstfa, simPlemente ovido.-
A Ezro Pound no Sc lie podo induItor. Su crinen era
objectionable: troicion q su patrlu y 10 que es mas grave oun:
troicion q Ia Cause de Ia lbertod la democrocio.
siendo un cudodono de los Estodos Unidos, duronte Ia
posoda guerra nundiol, desde los rodios foscstas de MussoH-
nj hizo propaganda contra su Pols y contra 10 que Amereo
representobo.
Pero han tronscurrdo trece ohos, Y la demoerocio omeri-
cana, eenerosanente, ho okidodo. -.
La JusHco ho retirodo Ia oeusocon, y ell poto ho quedodo
en- Iibertod.
s. viyiera Mccarthy, p~roboblements hubiess ertodoi
"iTroicion!"
Nj troieion, nj perd6n. Supplements divide.
Pound ho sldo duramente costigodo. 10 strece onos que
ho posodo en- Ia soo de un hospital de locos tienen que hober
sido pora el hombre de eron s%ensibiIidod, I'm supicio dan
Adends, en- Ia sao del hospital hobia un oporoto de
television.
I~moenese 10 que representa- tener que vivir veinticuotro
horas dorios, 35 dos al oho, trece onos seguidos, en- medic
de locos que miriam Ia televsion
Uno, olvidondo ell crmen del poeto, no puede menos que
exclonor humanonente: iPobre Ezra Pound!
Duronte esos trece onos de Ioeuro entire Iocos, Ezra
Pound, sostenido morolmente por So pujer--el hombre estd
luna, diIo ell poeto belgo Rodenboch-ho ~trobajodo intensa-
mente.
reedicion de ss obras y ho montenido una correspondence
regular con sus numerosos omigos.
Ezro Pound, ell mas universal de los Poetos omerconos
WWentes, tiene omigos en- TODD Ell mundo, sobre TODD en- lneo-
terro, Italia y Asio.
Lo que en- ell nundo de hobld esponod representa- Ruben
Dorlo en- Ia generocion de conienzos de sigIo, representa- Ezra
Pound en- Ia Ultima generocion de hobla ingleso.
En- lngoterro como en- los Estodos Undos, una gran
porte de los Poetos de Ia presente generation fueron influen-
ciodos, mas o menos intensomente> por Ezra Pound.
Deserocodomente pora el, q pesor de su gran toIento,
no supo comPrender que el poeto no Puede sepororse nuneo
de Ia couso de la Libertod
En- IN momento crucial de Ia Historic, en- ell que Ell mum
do Sc lu9obo q coro y cruz ell porvenir, Ezro Pound So puso al
lodo de los enenigos de Ia Libertod.
Iber No supo ssqu[ 81 p nomb5e e atrop u de- los u gfonds ME poetos
0uerro %Junqueiro, Jose Morti Garcia Lorco. :.
iPobre Ezro Pound!
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

dNensge
e. REsPETo A IA OPINION AJENA

Poro montener ell equiIibrio de los reloeiones soeiaTes
Y politieos es necesorio, entire otros cosos, que cada per-
soma respete la manera de pensar de los demos, sin que
este sisnifique necesarhumente que comporte su erterio.
Tompoco esto quiere deeir que no Sc pueda diserepor pi-
vadomente o en- plbieo, oponiendo ideas contra ideas,
pero todo dentro de severos normos de civilization y de
culture.
Cuando hoy ausencia de toIeroneio, y euondo Sc
trato de eonveneer q los demos medionte Ell uso de Ter
minos ~impropios y lesivos, o euondo Sc opela q la intimi-
dueion y q la vioeneio, por muy meritorio que seq la
tesis que Sc quiere defender, Sc pierde la razon, porque
nodie tiene derecho o imponerIe por Ia fuerzo So voluntad
a su monero de pensur q los demds.
No hoy que olvidar Ia frase innortol de Benito Jud-
reg: "El respeto al derecho ujeno es Ia poz"..
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

ire unos cerros de TERRA roja y
arida como ell yermo y ell mar
azul, de I'm azul pastoso que, en-
v%ioiento c~ontraste, luce sombrio
baio ell resplandor del cielo
blanquecino y ardiente como
una cupula de zinc.
Mas ALA de los c0cales, mas
ALA de los uveros, cerca de la
mole blanca del cabo, en- un pa
raje desolado y aSperrimo donde
solo medran recios eardonales y
brenas rastreras, cerca de la de-
S~embocadura de unEtorrente que
en- la estaci6n de las lluvias ba-
ia las montanas arrastrando I'm
tango rojizo hay una vivienda
Solitaria con techumbre de pal
mas y cercado de tunaS bravas
que la guarecen de los Vientos
del mar.
Cae a plomo la lumbre estan-
tie del meridiano centellea en- la
arena de la playa, vibra en- ell
aire que tiembla a raS del Suelo
Y por entire las varas espinosas
de los cardos, reverbera en- ell
caliche del promontorio, blanco
Y Siniestro como un osario y en-
ell OGRE violento de los ceFros
que, secos, desnados y agrieta-
dos, Sc mternan costa adentro,
y bajo aquella luz cruda la saliva
je majeStad del paisaje desolado
sugiere la abrumadora impression
de las tierraS por donde ha pa
sado ell soplo de las maldiciones
biblicaS.
LENA ell ambito ell trueno del
mar; a 10 largo de la playa re-
Suena interminable ell fragor del
pedrusco arrastrado por la resa-
ca. A intervalos reposa Ell olea-
je, y entonces Sc oye hervir la
espuma en- las rompientes, y Sc
siente terra adentro, ell angus
tioso silencio de la soledad del
paraje... Els un silencio que asus-
ia: por momentos parece que Sc
va a escuchar ell terrible critic de
un enorme dolor humane.
En- la desembocadura del AFRO
20, Semienterrada en- ell tango
que arrastr6 la ultima venida, es-
ia la oSamenta de un asno. En-
los costillares descarnados que
dan todavia adheridos unos
cartilagos sanguinolentos, las
cuencas vacias de los ojos estan
vueltas hacia ell mar, la dentadu-
ra enorme sugiere la dolorosa
expression del ultimo rebuzno.
En- torno crascitan y sacuden las
alas unos zamuros disputandose
las dltimas ~piltrafas. Ell hedor
de la osdmenta Sc mezcla en- ell
aire con las emanaciones mari
mas. Zumba en- ell sol un enjan-
bre de moscardones verdes.
En- la orilla del mar estan tres
cabras negras: sus torvas pupil
las eXpioran ell horizonte aten-
tamente.
En- Ell rancho, cerca de la puer.
ia, esta una mujer con las meji-
Has en- las manos, viendo hacia
ell mar con la misma expression
estupida de las cabras. Como es-
tas, ella tambien Sc encuentra en-
presenria del misterio que no
escrutar5 jamas.
Adentro tendldo sobre una es-
terra, yace un hombre muerto. La
lumbre vacilante de una vela lie
arroja sobre la faz, va surcada de
manchas violaceas, un temblo-
rose color macilento, y adentro
de aque halo especial que flota
en- la diurna oscuridad del cubil,
como una aguamala, Sc levanta
bajo ell sordldo harapo de la
mortaja la comba del vientre
enorme rotunda inquietante.
De cusndo en- cuando la mu-
jer voltea para mirarlo y dice
invariablemente con la persis-
tencia Gel idiOta:
va Ell descans6, los pobres
hacemoS carrera muriendonos.
Y vuelve a sunrise en- SUI abb
sorcion con las consumidas me-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Fork Of Willis

The blizzard of saturday, Mas par
ayXed The community Roads are
slowly being opened and traffic Is
moving Slowly The intense cold has
hampered the Work of clearing the
highways OF course the schools
are closed and other meetings have
had 10 DC cancelled
February is heart mouth With
Valentines day over ana sweet
hearts remembered. please romcm-
Der your heart fund Open Your
heart and give generously and save
4 heart Sunday is heart Sunday
T. L Flippen and Franz Babcr
attended The Southern States con.
rention At the Wiewam near Assn
land last Thursday
Mis- Harold Duncan ana hirs
Harrison were IL Richmond last
Wednesday
r i Duncan ana Robert we're
in Petersburg Saturday They were
caught II TIE Storm And MAO Great
Ntncultv i'll getting hone
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