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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12

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A la vez que Ell cake-aoaZk en- los sa-
lones europeOs, ha aparecido en- IngIate-
IRA ell Hbro con que el fil6sofo inBigne
pOne Gina Y definitivo remate & su colo
sal labor.
Seg1n mis- refer'encias, tan de Sc
gunda, Y aun de tercera mano como las
de cualquier sabio de regular cartel =
mucho pOstfn. Spencer asegura en- ese
hbrO que Ia humaniclad va intellectual
mente cuesta abajo; que la historic de
Europa en- los 1ltimOs cincuenta amos
significa Ell triunfo de. la ambici6n, de Ia
violencia y Ia harbarie, 8 dfgase del cake
zgaIh, danza del bizcocho, de La gaIleta.
de la torta icomo les apetezca uste-
desi; y, en- suma, que la misma Y decan-
tada super1oridad auglosajona, no es
mas que la superioridad de Ia fuerza
bruta, ayudada por Ia raz0n torpemente
dIrigida, en- contra del sentimiento.
siempre fecundo Y generoso.
A los ninos s-dice Spencer-nas
que pensar Y luchar, hay que ense-
narles q sentIr.
ESQ no reZa con nosOtrOs. 4 los
espanolos, mas que ensenarnos & sentir,
hay que ayudarnos clio.
Por 10 demas, Y en- 10 que atane
la question que TRAGIC entire manos-6
entFe -convengamos en- que la alta
Europa danzante Sc hace justicia & 81
misma y da pOr complete la razon al
pensadOr mas prOfundO cue sObreyive
al siglo XIX, entrando alegre barba-
ramente en- Ell siglo nuevo al son del
gi1iro, Ell banjo y el tam-tam.
Sven ustedes? mos dira Habacnc
Humbugman). No hay NAL que por
bien no venga. FL atraso en- que uste-
des sc supOnen es IN signo de progreso.
Por 10 misTnO que no estan tan adelan-
tados como los demas europeos, ustedes
no han llegado todavfa la decadencia,
degeneration etc, etc, de los que bailan
hoy Ell c0he-aOaJk. COmparado con este
genero de danza, el 0g01Ya0 de las cla-
ses populares en- Espana es una muestra
deicad1sIma de La cultura etica este
tica que pide mi comprOfesor y consan-
gufneo Heriberto Spencer.1
Europa baila
no son, por clertO, sUs grandes
directories, los principles y los magnates
de la Europa central septentrlonal,
quienes con menos ardor Sc entregan
la danza modernista.
Hay, con todo, muy hOnrosas ex-
cepciones.m
Ante VI bale propio de micos 7 de
monas, que ahora priva, Ell mismfsimo
padre Ciaret bendeciria los gustos CO.
eografcos-pongo por Merode-de que
hace alarde Ell rey de los belgas, Ell eyre
gio Cleopoldo, segdn lie llam6 en- pleno
Parlamento IN diputado flamenco Y
radical
La no menOs egregia Merode tiene
pOr victoriosa y deliclosa especialidad
en- su arte Ell cultivo de las clasicas, sa-
gradas y hel6nicas danzas: poesia, reli-
gi6n, naturaleza ...
Los arcontes griegos habrian eleva-
do & Cleo estatuas en- vida, Cleopol-
do lie habr1an concedido corona de ro-
sas-pues de orc va la tiene-y IN cetro
de marfil, guisa de olfmpico bastonero.
Guam lejOs todO ESQ del brutal y
hediondo cGhe-1gaZk del modernismo
MARIANo DE CAYIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
ANHELOS

NJ afan es que me quieras- j 1 no que.
5AensIas mortales tengO de adorarte, tro.
l ! 6 dolor 10 que siento al contemplate
4 de no yer tu in6gen es que muero.
! lnTencible p0der, tirano, fiero,
Tara hacer mas dolor en- dos sc paTte:
te'ecesIt0 acercarnne y alejarte-
'4Oer que he de esperar Y desespero.
4 An. dorado Y Iigera mIariposa
2ue Ia rumba T Ia vida 4 IN tempo quie-
-'eja "a de volar vertiginOsa, ire,
~ oes 81 el fulgor que tus retinas here
IA 4 q e6tinguir al fin tn vida hermosa-
A-ltra en- Ia llama de una Vez = muere.
r. PRHETC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
POBRES NINOS.....!! !!
NLDREs DE FlMIRs Old Ell JUG1s0 c0Eg0 DE VUEsTRl MEDE0

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OR La opinion de vuero msdco Los msdico de
dele declines.
amadas DE PESCADOS. Ahf
Msdico vehcado
cual decdeon los sabios ALI
Srechazar como del acee de bcaao
medicinal
tOrDos CASTRO
No medico f&rmasuico deeono rudmentario
ciento co de
indgesta gonna que vecar La emulsion,
suando indigea intolerabe
d6biles criaturas dc los pobrss enfermos.
d. colo. discur 81 valor relative de
suancias solo debsn onarse mediante
cripcon facultafiva.
algunos casos tuberculosis
pumonar indication Pero nj
los tuberculosis decnos solo 81
nedco qusn recetarlo este
tonar 81
ene repugnante ulsone aceite bacaao
tacion eago Rsconstituye los ORGANISING des
enfermed&d
de fac digestion asiabe oonsndoss
q n1ngdn tratamisnto
lCTOMARROW esta conpuesto de <Medus, tuetano)
largo pscto digestion emulsion
eulo
acee bacalao sino de huevos ETN
veicuo eche esterslixadaS elernenos
todo riqufsnos pincipios medcnales almenticios
Preguntad repernos vnestro edlco, 6d os dtr4 oil
LACTOMARROW medcna verdad; rssponde las ex
que rsconstuyente enegico
inediato rssuados NADIA nejor los
<anemia convalecencias entas
periodo
general sempre que reconstituir org1niso
hrecido
FALLO DE LA uUsTRADA OIAEE kEDIOA NOS sUGETAk0E
Lacto- o-A6aTro~
dice que eg y demusstrs 10 que walls.
Lacto-Marrow Co, Qulmicos New-YOrk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12

tGubHD@ DlES AGuE DalIE4
Noticia es esa que ofrece en- 81 muy
poca n0yedad. LO que hay de nuevo
en- la nOticia es que Europa-la alta y
empingorotada Europa, La Europa chic,
y Europa s7f3urt, Ia Europa que ~corta
81 bacaiao2-renuncia q sus buenos bal
les europeOs, Y Sc pOne q bailar al son
compas del mas degenerate y ridfcu-
10 de los bales americanos.
III cual, su veZ, tampocO es anne
ricano precisamente; porque es In dan
z5n Z Ia moda de Africa, que es Ia mas
negra.
lFamosa manera dc contradanzar
al siglo Xxx!
FL cake zgaJh, 8 sea danza de bizco-
cho de Ia galleta, de la torta, como
I ustedes les apetezca, esta ahora ha-
ciendo Juror en- los grandes salones pa
risienses I en- efectO, fUror debe eau
sar 4 la divina Terps1core, musa de la
euritmia de la gracia; pOrque el cake
,r7I es una danza de chimpanzes v de
gOrilas.
Diz que su lado, resultar1an ser
modelo de cOmpostura y elegEncia.
los freneticOs cancanes
del antique Capellanes.
Segnn Bonafoux, ell cake acdJk es,
en- resumidas cuentas. Ia ebombas que
bailan los negros espan0les de Cuba
Puerto Rico.
ga ningun espanol de las Antillas
lahade BOnafOuX en- el S0t5r1c611) lie Ocu-
rri6 Ia idea de trasladar dicha danza
Europa. Los yanquis, mas practlcOs =
mejor inf0rmados de La decadencla y
degradation de Paris, han traidO La dan
"a para que la bailen estas gentes -
81: 6stas las otras, Y las Gle mas
ala Con el eXequatur parislense, Eu-
r0pa entera-la Europa de la cre1na Y
e charoI. la Europa que fanea y cue fir
tea-hace suyo ese bale que, en- clertO
m0d0 fUe nUestrO, muy nuestrO. tCu1-
dadO que deJamOs tesOrOs SIN eXploJar
Ell Ia TERRA americana! 1nsIstaD
an0ra los viles impostores en- hablar de
nuestra cOdicia nuestra rapacldad.
Con el certi6cadO de origen cue Ie
da1 los cultisim0s yanquiB, nuestros ven
eedOres, Y con Ell marchamO que le apll-
car los refinadisimOs pa-isienses, nues-
tros dOminadOres. prOntO hara ese bale
de hafiigos su triunfal aparici0n en- los
salOnes de Madrid
gendran que yer los gaIlardos des-
eendlentes Y las aristocrfticas nletas de
aquellas dRmas Y caballeros que ba1laron
q pOmpOsa v ceremonlosa pavana el
hnaamente cOmplicadO mlnu6, entire
gandOse las muecas y gestlculac1Ones
&c ese bale de color.
Preparate, dulce Monte C"l8t0, q
Ceder tn pluna. cuando el momento lie
que, 4 mas cOmpetente autOrldad en- la
marerla; al negro Domingo, crOnlsta ole
2lones GnouveaU siecle.9
Todavia-porque las modas STEM
pre- Sc xageran-hemOs de yer llllaies
eondesitas & pulqu6rrimOs Glulses7
rndiendo culto al paZo .Mec0ago, como
los mas regresivOs ciudacianOs de Cuba
de Haiti
Esas son jugarretas Clel modernlsmo
La dijo Humbugman-6 quen 10 ciJera
que 81 exceso de civilization conduce
"a barbarie.
Soy de la misma opinion n-eX-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12

FL Presidente de los Estados Unidos de
America y en- su n0mbre don Juan
Miguel kearney J Alvarez, Juez
Asociad0 del Tribunal de Distrito de
HumacaO.
POr el presente citO, IlamO en-
plazo don Miguel don Manuel Bus
telO o a sus representatives legales para
que dRntrO del t6rminO de dieZ dias so
persOnen Oh el incidente al Dleito sobre
division de c0munidad seguido Dor do.
na PetrOnila Patricia Rios de Nova
contra dona Maria Rios viuda de RubiO
sObre administration de varias f1ncas Y
en- dichOs autos principales acumulados
al pleitO que esta ultima sonora promo
viera contra dOna Manuela Guzman 80.
bre nuIidad rescisi6n de IN contrato
privadO de transaction de bienes here.
ditari0s de IN expediente de domiuil..
y sObre OtrOs extremes, apercihi11os do
pararles 81 peTjuicio q Quo. hpbiere n
gar en derecho.
1 para Sd publication en- el Derio-
dleo LA DEMoCRAcIA cumDliendO In man
dad0 p0r este Tribunal en- Drovidan-
cIas de once = veinte uno del corrien-
te mes, lnstanclas de don Juan 2
Was Ochotec0 representante de Ia seno
rs yluda de RubiO. expido el presente
On HumacaO, velnte uno de Febrero
de mil nOveclent0s tres.
JUAN III KEARNEY.
JOSE @. GONZALEZ.
Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
Al(dldfd municipal de YdbH[Oa

EncOntrand0se vacante la plaza de
Official auxiliar de Sanidad del pObIadO
de Maunab0, pOr renuncia del que Ia
servia, Ia que esta dOtada con el ha-
Der annual de 700 dollars, sc hace sa-
Der al public0 pOr el termin0 de l5 dias
nara cOnOcimientO de los ieitadOres
M. EARTORELL.
l5-9 Alcalde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
Joaquin GeIabert

!. 4 JABON 4 uJABON II Manh0a
- dc prACtics. Gosunlo c0naidersble.
=. avanderns 10 prefaren q cuaiquier
IN narca.
eAle DC Pixnrro. ArApnibO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
EDO o S

FL Presidente de los Estad0s Unidos 3
81 nombre don Salvador Fulladosa
Y Mir. Pesidente del Tribunal de
/ DlgtrItO de HumacaO.
/ POr este seCundo edicto citO, IIamo
! y emplazO n0r segunda veZ a los here
| derOs de don Limo Damaso Saldana, q
don Julian Almod0var Algarin, a don
Ramon, dOna Vitalia d0na Faustina
Y don Santos Cuet0, don SusanO, d0na
Marcelina, = dOna Rosa Almodovar, Y
los miembrOs descOnociiOs de Ia -Su-
ces10n de don Juan j. Nogneras. de la
de don Jaime Fortune, de la de don
Pablo C0llaZO, cuyOs dOmlciliOs Y resi-
denc1as sc 1gnOran, para cue dentr0 de
dieZydias imprOrrOgables cOmparezcan
ante este Tribunal p0r 81 pOr medic
de sus Representatives. legales, cOntes-
tar la demanda que contra ellOs Y otros
ha 1nterpuestO, acOmpanadO de Ia co
rrespOnd' enteS cOpias, el LetAad0 don
Tomas Bernardini de la Huerta, a nom
bre Y en representation de la succession
de don Agnstin DuenO Martinez, com
pueSta de su viuda dOna Ana GlmeneZ,
Y de Sus hijos dOna Ana, dona Guadalu-
pc, dOna Fabriciana Conception, dona
Maria CleOfe y dOna Praxedes, asistidas
de sus respectiVos esposOs don Claudio
Calent. don Salvador NicOlau, don Ee
hX ReXach, don Carlos Garcia don
Antonio Mujica, para que SO declaren
extlnguidas pOT' pago las deudas garan-
tiZadas con hipOtecas. cOnstituidas a ia
vOP de sus causantes; Y tambien sc de-
claren exGnguidas dichas hipotecas ins
critas, en- los hbros de Ia antigua Ano
taduria, Y para ques en- consecuencia SO
cancelen On e1presadas inscripciOnes,
que aparecen adem8s trasladadas los
m0dernos Hbros del RegistrO de la Pro
piedad. de GaguaS; de cuya demanda Sc
les ha cOnferid0 traSladO pOr pr0yiden |
cia del diez Y nueve de Diciembre de-
ano proximo pasado.
81 asi 10 hacen Sc les Oira admi
nistrar iusticia, Y de Otro modo Sc de-
clararan rebeldes. Y seguiran los autos
su curse. haciendose las notificaci0nes Y
demas dffigencias que ocurran en los |
del Tribunal, les pasara oil
perjuicio q que hubiere lugar con ARE
glO la Ley.
I para su publication en el perio |
dic0 La DEM0CRACIA expido 81 presente
en- Caguas cinc0 de Mario de mil no |
Vecient0s tres. Enmendad0 -dieZ-Y ale /
JOSE G. GONZALEZ
Secretario.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
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clama el gran professor Henberto >Spen
Ger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12

FL Presidente de los Estados Unidos d
su nombre don Salvador FuIladosa
y Mir, Pesidente del Tribunal de
DistritO de HumacaO.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
The Election is Four Weeks Off
Next Tuesday.

On the 18th of December five alderman and the
campaign Will be although the surface appears
present The issue will be graft versus economy.
For the benefit of
tor registration and the law governing Section Sc
the city code provides that:
NO shall be permitted any cyelecon nm
less such person shall have first registered
vided.
SECTION 81 Requires the City keep voters book
open at the City Hall all times which voter is Untitled
have his lame written by the City Clerk"
SECTION 49, In addition keeping voters books open
before provided the Clerk shall period thirty DAYS prior
regular special City Election Keep books open and
allow voters chance register every day Sunday alone
ed From o'clock the until five o'clock in the
r7
SECTION 40 Six days before regular special CITY Ec
sion the City Clerk shall deliver said books and each
and all ahdavits signed by Registrars to
composed of the Mayor City Cerkand City Attorney The Mayor
shall be Chairman of the board and the Clerk as clerk
Examination of the board shall
conducted by City Atty Said board the city hail.
unless their judgement the interest of the require the
ngs be held elsewhere the city But hearings as to illegal
registration shall be held at the city hail. in public
SECTION A. At least three every CITY election the
board registrars shall inspect voters books for
ward and all davts signed by Should the name
be found registered any of the board
to believe entitled vote person shall be mott
fed to appear before the board
Have you registered?
Welwe should
AT present only two voters have qualified One is the editor
of the Enterprise and the other vey blacksmith
If nobody else takes the trouble we will have snap pro
vided we can agree, which is not absolutely certain.
Now is the time to register
The books are open in the Clerks office at the city
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
A WIDE. SPREAD FEELING.

Impression which we get of
the situation in New York now IS
that if the Democrats of the coun-
try put up Grover Cleveland for
the Presidency he will sweep the
Empire State by a tremendous.
majority in November, 1904, and
that Tammany will not be an OBJ.
stacle to such a result. AS we
look over the political field we
find evidence everywhere in re-
gard to our national politics that
crankism is subsiding and that
sanity is again about to prevail.
A revival of hope and courage on
the part of Democrats eVeryl
where may naturally be looked
for no distant day.-The Ha
ford, Conn. Times:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
CUBA INVITED TO
A PLACE IN UNION.

Washington, Nov, 2O.--Senator
Newlands, author of the resolu-
ton annexing Hawaii, today in
troduCed a joint resolution invit-
ing Cuba to become a state of the
United States upon terms of
equality with other states Of, the
union.
1t provides that Porto Rico
shall become county or province
OF Cuba; that all present officials
Of Cuba shall retain their posi-
tons until their terms expire;
that the 100000 bonds of Gu
ba shall become the bonds Of the
state Of Cuba with interest re-
duced to three per cent and two
per centto be applied to sinking
fund; that the present rural
guard Of Cuba sh all be incorpora-
ted into the army of the United
States; that the money in Cuba
treasury shall become the money
Of the state of Cuba.
The resolution closed with the
declaration:
That the foregoing reso1u-
lions are inspired not by a desire
to annex forcible or to assert
sovereignty over the island of
Cuba, or to exercise any form of
compulsion but solely by a re-
gard for the interest Of the two
countries and the convictions of
the states composing the federal
union that our interests and Gu
ba S are identical and that they
can be better administered by
union under one form of govern
ment in which all shall be repre-
sented on equal terms and to be
governed by equal and undis-
eliminating laws ensuring free
dom of trade and equality of
right and privilege"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
THE DEMAND GROWING.
MCRae'S Artificial Stone is Being
Sought In Many Places.

Dublin, Ga, Nov. 13.-Two
new stores are being erected by
Mr.. Clark Grier in front of the
New Dublin hotel, and they will
be handsom buildings when COM
pleted, Mr.. Grier has contracted
to have the fronts made of artif-
cial stone. This material makes
very handsome and durable
front. One of the buildings will
be finished IN red stone and the
other in white
The stone referred to above is
that being made by the Enter
prise Stone Co., of this place, and
not only in Dublin, but in several
other places also, will it be used.
The pretty appearance this
stone presents, together with it's
durable qualities make it at once
a most desirable building mater
lal, and as it becomes known it's
popularity will certainly increase.
The exhibit of this company
the recent State fair attracted
much attention, and no doubt the
dis plaYwill do them much good
in bringing their products prom
lnently before the public. This
Enterprise wishes it's namesake
in stone much success. -Telfair
Enterprise.
This is the same material out
of which Several of the prettiest
cottages in Fitzgerald are built.
The Fitzgerald Artificial Stone
Works furnished the blocks for
a little more than the cost of
brick which make a wall much
prettier than brick and probably
more durable.
We expect to see the stone be-
come extremely popular for
residences and business blocks.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
Woman Pays Over $1,000
Interest on 500 Debt,

The Fulton comfy Grand jury
has been investigating the rob-
berry of the poor by the small
money lender.
Perhaps the worst case that
has yet come before the grand
jury is that of Fannie Holman, a
negro washerwomen, who has
been caught in the tolls of the
money lenders and, it is believed,
has paid more than $1,000 on a.
mounts borrowed and still owes
the principal.
Just how deep this women is
in the tolls of the sharks it is as
impossible to determine, as she
came to Foreman w. Woods
Whites Office with such a large
packages of receipts that it will
take two or three days to Sepa-
rate and classify them properly.
TheCaSe has been turned over
to Attorn eySidney Tapp and ac-
cording to the story told by the
victim, she had borrowed less
than 500 principal, which she
says she still owes, and has paid
during the last three or four
years over 81 900 in interest.
The great bundle of receipts
which she brought aolng to cor
roborate her story is quite the
most formidable looking package
of evidence that has yet been pre-
sented to the grand jury. 1t is
expected that. futher investiga-
ton of the case will add futher
revelations of the pratices of
the money lenders in Atlanta.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
POSTOFFICE MAY ISSUE
POSTAGE CERTIFICATES.
Plan Lately Suggested Does Away
With Stamp RemittanCeS, and
Government May Adopt 1t.

A plan which will do away with
the disadvantages of renting
stamps has lately been devised
John M. Hubbard, assistant post
master of the Chicago postoffice,
and IS being mailed to postmas-
throughout the country for their
endorsement
The plan in substance calls for
the issuance by the postof6ce
system of postage stamp certifi-
Gates in denominations ranging
from one to fifty cents, these
certificates being redeemab1e at
any postoffice in stamps, or in
cash at 1per cent discount. P er-
sons who wish toremit small a.
mounts through the mails could
then, instead of buying stamps
buy one of these certificates, and
having endorsed their own name
and the name of the payee on the
reverse side, could post them in
the ordinary manner It is
shown that this method of remit
lance as almost as safeas the
money order, but it's main advan-
tage is for merchants who do a
large mail order business receiv-
ing most of their remittances in
stamps.
Many of these stamps are so
gummed up that the average
firm loses about S per cent of
their value, to say nothing of the
trouble of handling them.
This SCENE has been endorsed
several time by the National Con-
vention of Postmasters, aud is
now being Sentout to postmasters
for their approval. When sufi-
Gent sentiment has been stirred
up In its favor, congress will be
asked to passed law establish
ing the postage stamp certif-
cate.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
Sarowo and Diveco and back
gain to Arzamas:
MUST GATHER AT GATEWAY.

MUST GATHER AT GATEWAY.
4. The inhabitants of every
village through which His Maies-
ty will pass are ordered to gather
round the gateway at the hour
appointed by the Captian-Genera1
of the village, and to group them
selves to the right and left sides
of the road.
,. The official dignitaries
will see that no stranger enters
these groups. If a stranger
should enter such a group, in
spite of all precautions, he is to
be surrounded by police when
discovered and carefully watched
till the Car shall have passed.
g.. These groups must stand
about 200 feet from the line of the
passage.
a. The pop1e are not allowed
to move from the places where
they are standing until the off Ger
rof the highest rank gives the
appointed signa1--that is to say,
when the last imperial carriage
is out of sight.
5. The people are allowed to
erect triumphal arches near the
gateway, and to decorate tn cir
houses with evergreens and
flags.
GEN.-LIETT. ER.
"Nischni Novgorod, Sd, 10th,
July, 1908. No. $780,"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-21
DOWIE SENDS OUT CALL
FOR 100000 AT Once.
Elijah Says 1t Is Not His Advice,
But 1t Is His Command to
The People of Zion.

Chicago, Nov, 19.-John Alex
ander Dowie, general overseer
OF the Christian Cath o1ic church,
has issued a call for $2.OOO,OOO.
The head of the Zion industries
does not make the call in the
form Of request for money or
advice to his followers to take up
that amount of additional stock
which he is attempting to float.
This is not my advice to you
whom God has committed to
my care-it is my command as
Gods messenger and your lead
en-" says the letter which is
published in Leaves of Heal
ing" Realize by immediate
sale the cash proceeds of all your
property, invest in Zion proper
ties or Zion land and come with
all your house to Zion City," is
the command.
The general overseer declares
that the need of capital is not due
to depression of business of
Zion industries, but because the
demand for Zion products is
greater than the producing pow
er of its present capital.