davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

RAY hair is wonderfully be-
= coming to a face that has
~ begun to lose It's youthful
lines. It also imparts an air Of
distinction and emphasizes what
ever Of fnsness there may be in q
woman's face. TO a young face II
adds a piqUaney and an interest
that calls for a second look.
When you stop to think Of it, this
is indeed 4 meFeiful provision Of
nature for which we cannot be too
thankful, and we should endeaVer
TO show our appreciation Of its re-
dining and settening influence By
dressing the hair In a way 70 bring
out more Of Us natural beauty.
OF course, II you Just comb the
hair back into stFaight, unloVely
lines and make no attempt to az
range the hRiF into a becoming
frame for thG face, then gray hair
viii make you look older ard more
HnattFaetive in appearance. But
any woman with q proper pride in
herself win take pains to look
even loFelieF with gray hair.
There are rare exceptions
when the hair Is gFaying pFema-
turely OF after some severe shock
and illness-When It may seem ad-
YisabIe TO resort 10 some plan to
restore It TO it's former color, but
even then would not advise dye
ing the hair, because no dyed hair,
however satisfactorily done, can
ever approach the natural beauty
of gray hair,
If my hair was pFematuFely gray
and I wanted to make an effort to
restore It to its original color !
would first take a general treat
ment for the system, hoping the
present crop Of gray hair would
fall out and one of natural color
would appear.
Or IL wanted to try some harm
less preparation that would not in-
jure the hair or scalp in any way
/ would use henna for a while. The
only difficulty with henna Is that II
turns the hair a reddish hue. II
your hair happens 70 be that shade
naturally then henna is the right
thing for you to use. Il Is pre-
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Ha-moY 3o.ee 6S%ooast
- 499en,Q1A4 to tho
1hboG A2Ntcoc6 SEt"-

powder that does not contain starchy
rice powder or dangerous white lead
to make it fdhere. White lead is a
deadly poison and rice powder turns
into a gluey paste that makes en-
Iarged pores, blackheads and rice
powder irritations. Because La-may
is so pure and because it stays on so
we'll it is now used by over a million
American women. All dealers carry
the large box, and many dealers also
carry the small trial size. Be sure
10 try La-may. Then you will really
know a perfect face powder. You
will be sorry II you take a substitute.
When you use this harmless powder
and see how beautifully it improves
your complexion, you viii understand
why La-may so quickly became the
most popular beauty powder sold in
America. Save this notice.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Beauty Questions Answered

THE slightest exeFtion leaves
! me weary and depressed,
This exhausted feeling etches
deep lines in my face and keeps
me from looking well. Can you
advise me2-E. K.
Here is a formula for a bath
powder which my own physician
ordered for me after | had come in
from a long tour. It is especially
helpful in the state Of depression
that follows extreme WEAKNESS. y
using two ti.blespOonfuls Of the
mixture in the bath water every
morning l found the effect wonder
fully refreshing and inVigoFating,
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

A specialist has at last perfected a
pure face powder that positively will
not cause enlarged pores, blackheads
and irritations. In fact, while it is
considered the best face powder, it
is also a remedy for complexion
troubles. It is guarantee pure and
harmless to the most delicate baby
skin. It beauties wonderfully be-
cause it helps to clear and tighten
the skin and protect the complexion
from blemishes. This new kind Of
face powder is made largely Of an
ingredient that skin specialists use
in the treatment of the complexion
And it really stays on better than
any other face powder. OF course,
saying this, every one knows we
mean the famous La-may Powder
(FTeneh, PoudFe L'Amel. This is the
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Shrub Punch.

TOOK / cup water with II cup
~ sugar FIVE minutes, cool and
add 1 cup raspberry shrub, u cup
orange juice, \ cup lemon Juice,
y cup canned pineapple juice and
k cup orange pekoe tea infusion.
Pour over a block of ice in punch
bowl, and just before serving add
1 cup Of charged water. 4 little
red paste may be added If the
punch Is not bright enough. Any
fruit shrub Play be substituted for
the raspberry.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

TT was not many years ago that
cueumbeFs were looked upon
= with disfaYoF. Indeed, many
people thought that they we're
quite poisonous. But as with a
great many other things this
opinion has been reversed until
now health authorities agree that
we have no hot weather "fFuit" (or
is it a Vegetable?l which is more
refreshing and Of greater value,
The cucumber belongs to the
familiar melon family, and, like all
its relatives, has = great quantity
of water, but 1t alse has salts and
mineral matter in high proportion,
The old theory that it was indiges'
tible has vanished and we know
that a ripe cucumber may be eaten
safely by even 9 small child. Gu
cumbers, however, should not be
eaten when too old OF when green
and somewhat aeTid.
A salad without cucumber is like
an egg without salt, 1t seems to be
the one ingredient that can be add
ed to any salad with great improve
ment.
Unfortunately many families
never know q cucumber except
when sliced and drenched in strong
vinegar. This is the worst way to
serve it.
The dressing for a cucumber
should always be delicate, mild and
creamy, but not harsh or strong.
One of the most delicious ways Of
serving it in salad form is to cut in
large dice and add to sliced rad
ishes, grated onion and a cream
mayonnaise. Arranged on crisp let
tuce, nothing could be more re-
freshing Ior q hot Summer even
ing. Hard-boiled eggs may be add
ed, or shrimps or sardines. or a
few potatoes, and thus more sub
stantial dish be made.
But there is no need Of eonfDing
cucumbers to SALADS. for they are
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
The Cooling Cucumber
Bg Mrs. Christine Frederick,
IT, y,is.i,,,;sh.S Ar,6oritv IN Housebod Ef6cje1c

most delicious fried or baked. Take
a large cucumber, pare and cut in
two-inch chunks, bread with egg
and crumbs and saute in butter and
you win have a dish At for the
gods. Cucumber soup is another
daring dish, but one so delicate
that even an invalid will rejoice
over il.
Cucumbers appeal also because
of their piotuFesqueness. The
green shiny skin delights the eye
by its coolness and can be utilized
even on the table.
One of the prettiest of fussy
salads is a boat" salad made by
soooping out the upper inside of
narrow, shapely cucumber until 1t
looks like a canoe. Then I'LL this
long cavity with chopped celery,
nuts and radishes or cream cheese
and dressing, A snail fiag may be
hoisted at one end bearing a
place" or motto card.
still another attractive way is TO
cut a large cucumber in half, leav-
ing the skin on, but cutting OF q
tiny slice at the bottom in order to
make the cucumber stand upright
A small cavity may be followed in
this column and filed with the
chopped pulp. Of the cucumber or
any other mixture. This is very
pretty for a green and white
luncheon.
In most foreign countries cucum-
beFs are more highly regarded as
articles Of food than here. The
author recalls seeing Russian peas
ant after peasant eat his noon meal
of brown bread and salted eucum-
Der, and in all Scandinavian coun-
tries the picked cucumber is al
most as staple as a potato
Owing to its fat taste the cueum-
Der lends itself particularly we'll to
combinations with stronger foods,
such as tomato, cream cheese and
celery. A cucumber mold is q
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Sunday American-Examiner Patterns

1886. The pattern is cut in seven
sizes: "a, sc, 38, 40, AZ, A and 46
inches bust measure. Size 80 re-
quires 23s yards of 36-inch material.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE SKIRT
(2959). The pattern is cut in seven
sizes: %, "a, 26, %, 30. 80 and "a
inches waist measure. Size "a will
require 2k yards of 36-inch ma
terial.
A PRACTICAL WORK DRESS
(2962). The pattern is cut in seven
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Ginger Ale Fruit Punch,

KTX 1 cup sugar with u cup hot
4fL tea infusion, Stir until
sugar is dissolved Add y cup
orange juice, 4 cup lemon juice
and few thin slices Of orange and
banana, Pour into punch bowl ever
a large square of fee, and iHst be-
fore serving add 2 cups good gin
ger ale and 2 cups charged water.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Raspberry Shrub.

DICK over and wash quarts
! FaspberTies, Pour 1 quart
mild vinegar over the berries and
let stand over night. Drain through
a double thickness of cheesecloth.
Measure the juice and to each pint
allow 2 cups of sugar. Mix we'll
and boil thirty minutes. Pour into
Jars or bottles when cold.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

A SMART FROCK FOR MOTH
ER'S GIRL (2S66). The pattern is
cut in four sizes: 6, s, 10 and 12
years. Size 10 requires S1a yards
of 36-inch material.
A NEW AND PRACTICAL
APRON (2961). Cut in four sizes:
Small, 1924; medium, S6-Ss; large,
40-42, and extra large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size medium re-
quires 3Ia yards of 36-inch material.
A VERY SIMPLE SHIRT WAIST
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

table q 9 native Of Asia, and from
there has been carried al over the
world II hoHFishes during the
warm months In nearly every part
OF the United States, There are a
great many varieties of eucumbers
in cultivation, and they differ
widely IN Rize and shape.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

from the usual heavier food. At
this, season euoumbeFs are plenti-
ful and cheap, and every house
wife would do we'll to get better
acquainted with them, :
II is interesting to note that Gu
eumbeFs have been cultivated from
the very earliest times. The Fege-
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

pleasant Summer novelty II Is
made by grating the pulp, adding
lemon juice and seasoning and
sufficient gelatine aPd water %
make it into a mold. a few drops
Of gree eoloFing may also be add
ed, This eaten with mayennaiss Is
most refFe hing end ehaHgefui
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Prohibition Punch.

DOLL quart water with 2 cups
u sugar and 2 cups chopped
pineapple thirty minutes, Add u
cup lemon juice, cup orange juice
and l sliced banana. Dilute with
ice water.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Blackberry Cordial.

DICK over and wash ripe black
! berries. Extract the juice and
measure it carefully. Boil l quart
Juice fifteen minutes with / pound
gfanulated sugar and / tablespoon
each Of cloves, allspics, cinAaman
and nutmeg. Seal Immediately IN
sterilized Jars.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

MY hair is dull and faded
4N4 looking. It has no dand-
run, but it seems to have little
Vitality,and no natural oil. What
should l do for it?-B. N.
Every night give your hair q
thorough brushing and combing
Every afternoon you should take q
sun hath and after that a gentle
massage that shall stimulate every
portion Of your lethargic scalp.
Shampoo the hair every two weeks
to insure cleanliness, and within a
few months your hair viii become
wonderfully rich and glossy. All
over your head you win soon find
coming in dOwny fuzz Of fine new
hair Here is a tonic which should
be applied after the shampoo:
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Tested Bone Dry Recipes
fruit Juice Salad Dressing.

UtP WN4NN NNtNA - NNlA+t6'
DEAF : egg yoiks slightly. Add
ID gradually 2-s cup mixed fruit
juices, stirring constantly. Then
add 1 tablespoon lemon juice and
cook over hot water until mixture
thickeHs.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
WTHAT Is the best cure Tor
w backheadsG-A, W.

The simplest cure consists of &
thoFeUEh cleansing with tineture Of
green soap; q tonic contraction of
the skin with small piece of ice,
or the daily use Of a few drops Of
beHSain in the Tinsing water, and
total aTeidaRes Of the use Of pow
deF-at leact for a season.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

7 HAVE great suRksR regions
! about my collar bones. Do
you think / could ever fiji them
aut?-V. S,
Look carefully to your diet. Eat
only nourishiRg and Strengthening
foods. Stop any worrying that you
may be inclined to indulge in, and
massage those holiows daily with
this flesh-building pomade which
will soon give you the plump and
pretty neck you crave:
Cocoa butter ......1 100 grams
Alcohol (95 per et.) 20 grams
Essence of rosemary II drops
Essence Of bergamot II drops
TO you approve of the new
- way of removing facial de-
fects by taking on the outer
skin?-A. n.
Most 'emphatioally not. Do you
know how this is done? 1t is ac-
complished usually by means Of a
caustic paste which is so deadly
that it practically "kills" all Of the
superficial tissue. l have heard Of
many serious scars that have been
inflicted in this manner AMI of alb
scesses and ulcers that are both
painful and dangerous Sometimes,
It is true. the new surface will look
like a baby's skin-at first. But
soon the original wrinkles and de-
fects will, reappear multiplied.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

By Nary Lee SwGnH,
Principal, SeHddsT School Of Household Arts
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

SUNDAY
BreabfGst
Pears,
Peaehsd Eggs on
Ruitered Toast,
Jam.
Coffee.
DtHHeT
Cold Veal Loaf,
Green Pea and
Tomato Salad,
Whole Wheat
Bread,
Sponge Cake with
Sliced Peaches,
Whipped Cream.
Supper
Pineapple
Sandwiches,
Iced Cocoa.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

sizes: "a, 36, SS, 40, AZ, A and 46
inches bust measure. Size 38 re-
quires SIS yards of 36-inch material.
A COMFORTABLE AND AT,
TRACTIVE PLAY SUIT (2TSs).
The pattern is cut in three sizes:
2, 4 and years. II requires "a
yards Of S6-inch material for a {
year size. The cap requires IL
yards of 24-inch material.
A CHIC COSTUME C2953). The
pattern is cut in seven sizes: "a.
sc, 38, 40, AZ, A and As inches bust
measure. Size g requires 5B
yards Of 44-inch material.
To obtain any two of these de-
siTable patterns fill in the accom-
panying coupon and mail with 15c
in silver or stamps to
BARGAIN DAY,
P. o. BOX NO. 26O.
CITY HALL STATION, S
NEW YORK, N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18

Las primeras operaciones del ejer-
cito del general Pau contra Mulhouse
Ia linea del Rhin ell diez ocho de
agosto de mil novecientos catorce, fue-
ron de una rapidez fulminante y pc
sar de la resistencia tenaz desespe-
rada, los alemanes debieron ceder ell
terreno en- todas parties sufriendo perdi
das enormes. Desde la recuperaci6n de
Mulhouse por las tropas germanicas Sc
habia venido batiendo EN- los alrededo-
res dc la ciudad pero solo hacia ell diez
v ocho de agosto no adquirio la lucha
las proporciones de grandes batallas en-
ire las masas principales de los ejerci-
tos en- presencia. FL parte Official fran
ces del dia veinte decia laconicamente:
'Despues de un combate muy vivo nos
hemos apoderado a la bayoneta de uno
de los barrios exteriores de Mulhouse,
cayendo en- nuestras manos seis caiio-
nes. Hemos recuperado Mulhouse. Nues
tras tropas han obtenido una brillan-
to victoria sobre todo entire Mulhouse
y Althirch. Los alemanes estan EN- re-
tirada hacia ell Rhin han dejado en-
nuestras manos numerosos prisioneros,
Hemos cogido veinticuatro canones, de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18
Crandes mejOras en- ell puerto de Ponce

Ell Gobernador ha recibido del juez
Towner Presidente de la Comision Gle
Rios y Puertos de la Camara de Repre-.
scntantes de los Estados Unidos. Ia
siguiente COMMUNICATION:
Mi querido Gobernador:
He estado discutiel.do con Ia Conf
sion de Rios Puartos de la Camara
Gle Representatives. cl asunto de las me
joras del puerto de Ponce, como re-
sultado de mis- gestiouus he preparado
un proyecto de ley que Ell honorable Cor
dova Davila ha presentado Ia Carla-
ra autorizando un estudi0 de dicho puer-
to. LIE incluyo un ejemplar &c, pr yecto.
En- mil novecientos seis. como usted
recordara, Sc practice por el Departa-
mento de la Guerra una inspection pre-
liminar de dicho puerto, Sc rindi5 mn
lnforme desfavorable dichas obras,
fundado Ell dos razones: primera, que
las condolences del puerto hacian muy
dlflcu ell poder convertible Ell puerto de
SN5 U1AONN, quS SudAQul0I u0JOSa dp1O-
plada que ell ell mismo Sc hiciera selia
muy costoSa; y segunda, que ell volumen
Ell valor de los negocios no erqn suf-
cientes a justiicar un gasto de tai mag
nitud. He llamado la atencion hacia ell
gran incremento en- el trafico comercial
del puerto de Ponce, y miembros de la
Comision convienen en- que las condi-
clones han variado de tai modo. que
justifcan un nuevo estudio inspection
preliminares. Notar5. usted que Sc in
serta una disposition en- ell proyecto, al
efecto de que habra de tenerse en- cuen
ia la conveniencia de obtener la coope-
racion local. Esta disposition Sc inclu-
We por recommendation de miembros de
la Comision de Rios Puertos va que
aquella ayudara asegurar una favo-
rable consideration del proyecto, tan
to en- la Comision como EN- ell Congre-
so.
Aseguro usted que estoy muy inte-
resado en- ell mejoramiento del puerto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18
Desde Lajas
LOS PATRIoTAS.

En- mitines publicos, en- tribunales i'm
provisados, oyese al orador que ueva a
su voz prepotente la palabra de pa
triota'' para demostrar su amor la
causa que defiende.
Esta palabra tiene su gran valor que
muchos han maleado EN- ocasiones favo-
rabies y oportunas a los propositos que
sustentan.
Patriotas fueron aquellos valientes
que trabajaron en- pro de la emancipa-
cion de una raza oprimida por ell lati-
go del blanco inhumano, consiguien-
do al fin su redencion; patriotas fueron
los que constituyeron sociedades para
recabar la ibertad de este pueblo es-
clavo subyugado por la bota de tiranos
gobernantes; patriotas son los maestros
de escuelas que sacrifcan Sus energias
sus fuerzas whales, para nutrir con sus
conocimientos las mentes de las juven-
tudes difundiendo asi ell saber en- todas
sus manifestations; albaililes carpin
teros que fabrican edifcios que embe-
llecen el ornate de las poblaciones; pa
triotas los que defender su pals, IL
brandolo de extrafias invasiones, conser
vando la integridad de su territorio y
con clio Ell prestigio, Ell honor ell de-
coro patrios; patriotas los infelices ira
bajadOres que empunan el tim6n de su
aradO para surcar la TERRA, echando en-
los surcos las semillas que riegan con
ell sudor de sus frentes; los fecundos es-
critores y poetas que trazan con las
puntas de sus plumas sobre ell ,nitido
papel negros caracteres imborrables
componiendo lecciones instructivas pa
ra el progreso de la humanidad, de
licadas poesias, cantos de sublimes des-
cripciones que enseilan ell gusto incli
nan EN- nuestros pensamientos, gratas
emociones los musicos que EN- lineas
negras y blancos espacios del pentagra-
ma graham negros puntos, constituyen-
do melodiosas notas que lanzadas al
viento reproducen manifestations, de
las almas, expresando sus sentimientos
EN- la forma mas elevada.
Enardo de PALISSN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18
a. A.; I;Iiis;of,al1,A|4, III;

'Buenaventura Fruit Corporation G
"Insular Merchandise Agency, por
infraccion la ley de Corporaciones.
Association de Maestros Plomeros'',
porto Rico Board of Fire Underwri-
ters, The Democracy Party Y
"Club Nautico de San juan, por in
fraccion la ley de Asociaciones.
Luis Hernandez, por acometimiento
aggression grave.
VIERNES.-''T Porto Rico Asocia-
ton, "Plomeros de Puerto Rico
''Union Club" Porto Rico Fruit Gro
wers'' Shipping League, por in
fraccion a la ley de Asociaciones.
1.-The Isabella Grove, 1.-THE subur-
ban Fruit Company, 1.-The Construc-
tion Company, "Liga Anti-Alcoholl-
ca, )" porto Rico Merchandise Stamps
Company, 1.-The Graham Gruger'',
Fruit Company, 1.-The Star Fruit
Company 1.-The Mayaguez Fruit Com
pany', 1.-The Insular Motor Compa-
n.y., por infraccion a la ley de Corpo-
raciones.
LUNES Eleuterio Vazquez VS.. Ma
talio Torres por ''injuntion''.
Jose Martinez, por calumnia c iniu-
ria. Sucesores de Abarca Compafiia
por 'Nunsace' Aurelio Alvarez Val
des, por infraccion al Codigo Penal
Francisco Torres, por acometimiento
aggression grave. Ricardo Gonzalez vs.
Serapio Fernandez, por cobro dc dine
ro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18

parte los soldados de la Republica Sc
mostraron esa vez parcos y reservados,
Recordando ell parte Official frances pu-
bicado raiz de la primera ocupaci6n,
Sc tenia en- cuenta que Sc estaba en- pals
enemigo, en- una ciudad donde era va
considerable la masa de los inmigrantes
germanicos, donde, por 10 tanto, Sc te
MIA Ell enemigo en- casa.
Ademas la ocupacion de Mulhousc no
representaba mas que ell primer paso.
la primera etapa en- ell vasto plan de in
vasi6n establecido por ell Estado Mayor
frances Y confiado para su ejecucion al
general Pau. Este secundado por ell ad-
mirable espiritu offensive de sus solda-
dos apoyado especialmente por su ar
tilleria mas poderosa v precisa que la
de los alemanes, habia logrado veneer
les y destruir todos los obstaculos que
Sc opusieran en- su avance del diez v
ocho al veinte de agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18
Mall DIN COMO HOYA
- G@
"Recordar es vivr."---Dante.
1s DE AGoSTo DE 1914
La Batalla de MulhOuSe
"Recordar es vivir." "---Dante.

religiosos trapistas dedicados la vida
contemplativa, fue teatro de un COM
bate feroz entire los franceses, posesio.
nados del edificio religioso, y los ale
names venidos al ataque en- gran n1-
nero. En- pocos momentos Ell edificio ca
yo bajo una lluvia de granadas mien-
tras los frailes huian despavoridoS a
traves del fuego intense que Sc cruza-
ba entire las dos fuerzas enemigas. En-
aquellos mismos campos del ochfeld ha-
bian va dirimido sus diferencias los dos
pueblos enemigos, desde los tiempos de
Cesar Ariovisto, los de Ludovico Pho
y sus hijos; desde la guerra de treinta
amos la tragedia desarrollada EN- mil
ochocientos setenta.
No menos horrorosa fue la lucha Ii
brada en- Dornach, en- donde Sc habian
atrincherado los franceses a cuatro XII
lometros de Mulhouse. en- direction de
Bolwelier Colmar. La artilleria alema-
ma acampada en- los alrededores avanzo
contra las posiciones francesas desde las
cuales Sc contesto con nutrido fuego
de fusil de canon, al cual Sc rlnia ell
de la poblacion civil partido de las ca
sas del pueblo. Los alemanes atacaron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18
PROV ECTO DE LEY

Autorizando ell eXamen y estudio del
puerto de Ponce, Porto Rico.
RESUELVASE POR Ell SENADO Y
LA CAMARA DE REPRESENTAN-
TES DE LOS ESTADoS UNIDoS DE
AMERICA, REUNIDOS EN- CONGRE-
So Que por ell presente Sc autoriza y
ordena al Secretario de la Guerra que
haga un examen y estudio preliminares
del puerto de Ponce, Porto Rico, tenien
do como objective su Interior mejora
miento, de acuerdo con sujecion las
disposiciones de las leyes vigentes, to-
mando Ell consideration la convenient
cia de la cooperation local.
Seccion Segunda.-Que la suma de
cinco mil dolares, la parte que de ella
fuere necesaria, Sc asigna por el pre-
sente, para sufragar los gastos de este
trabajo, de cualquier dinero del Teso-
70, no asignado para otras atenciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-18
LA LEY 'SECA" HA ARRUINADO
LOS VINEDOS DE CALIFORNIA

Segin los periodicos de New York
llegados iiltimamente Puerto Rico. la
ley SEGA, que ha arruinado los vifedos
de San Francisco, no lleva trazas de
ser modifcada, NAL que lie pese los
esfuerzos de los "Hcoristas Estos es-
timan que ell derecho individual no de-
be ser coartado.-" Bebo porque quie-
ro. - Els un principle un apotegma
Pero las presentes ideas exaltan Ell po-
derio social. FL individuo no es NADIA.
La colectividad, 10 es todo. Els ell sis
tema del sufragio universal, aplicado
a los cocktails y al vino de cham
paiia! Ell tabaco, las medias de seda Y
los chalecos de fantasia pueden ser OBJ
jeto de una medida analoga. Corremos
hacia una nueva forma de absolutismo.
En- los tiempos del Rey Sol, un hombre
Luis XIV-imponia su voluntad la
mayoria Contrariaba los deseos de es-
tas mayorias. Els decir: atentaba al
derecho individual de todos y cada uno
de los que integraban estas mayorias.
Hoy una mayoria, por sufragio, i'm
ell individuo es de nuevo sacrifcado en-
sus deseos, en- sus necesidades, ell sus
aspiraciones y en- sus prop6sitos.
Lo mismo que en- el alo mil!