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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
"A perilous blossom. a flame
-Algernon Charles Swinburne.

ve and passion which is often accepted as love- mas
been the keynote of tragedy thruout the ages
In the dramas of Shakespeare and those OF the ancient
Greeks proclaimed by critics in generation since as
the best in literature love- violent passionate. turbulent
has held the center of the stage.
Desdemona is smothered by Othello. who has worked
himself into state murderous frenzy thru the terrible
strength of his infatuaton for her.
Romeo and Juliet die thru love, thwarted misdirected
but burning with bright Tame, eternally mysterious
eternally terrible
Love-or is ii only passion brings down in ruin and
darkness the proud house of Enore OF the kings oil Den
mark and the intellect of the wonderful prince
Hamlet
In Oedipus by Sophoces love works thru the loom of
fate like an evil shuttle. blind. burning. aconsumng
bringing to all who in contact with it, desolaon and
death and shame. ~
Poe Swinburne and other powerfully morbid" poets
ewes consume like fire and whose hands hold pity
Love in our time is the in any other time
Mortals are similarly affected
The flame burns brightly and the susceptible are ms
quickly consumed.
Weleducated temperamenta people often fall" harder
than others.
And sometimes where the passion makes day and
niRht intolerabe alike. tragedy stalks abroad, fully
sinister that contained the volumes OF the greater
dramatists and poets.
Then comes the Climax terror and death-the
our every day commonplace life of todayhat happened in
Seattle Tuesday.
Reared in good environment, educated Ruth Garrison
~ is JAIL after conessing that she poisoned her
rival in '1ove"
The primal passion conquered.
Every once while it thus conquersbut fortunately
for human happiness it is only "once in while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

What fuss and a futter and a chatter and a catter
there when mother prepares to buy her spring hat
What lot of talk with sister what's what this
what lot of running downtown to look into store windows
and what rustic of papers the very latest styles
licked up!
Father looks with sort of cynical grin. He's
ben al thru this beforeyear after year-n it's become
old to him the story his partner tells customers
abOut the Ishman who died heaven and met
various other natonalities there.
But father like the good he is, digs deep into
~ and comes with good-sized bill. 1t
1g3 cigars for dad-especially since the tax has
Ghue the prices up-but he never kicks about that.
He simply pats mother the shoulder and says Get
: rOoI nice, pretty hat this year..
And mother smiles YES" and carefully tucks the
money in her time pocketbook she and sister
fall to in another discussion of ribbons and bows and other
technical matters that make males cough and reach
TOR . newspaper in which to bury their ignorance
The turmoil mothers spring hat generally
lasts about week. From day to day her taste
from blue sailor to old poke bonnet and back to
wide brim etc. But suddenly there a surprising
silence.
Finally she goes to father and says:
I'm not going to get hat this year. I'm going
to make my old one-ts plenty good enough And
I'm going the money to get something for the chill
dren"
And father smiles little cyncally-he's been thru
this thing year after year. know-and then he
pats mother affectonaey the shoulder and what
AGAIN, my dear?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
On the ISSUE Of
4mericanism There Can
Be No Compromise

by DIR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright, 1913. by Frank crane)

return. Sometimes that is loves ex-
tinguishment. For love dies often at the
point Of satisfaction.
The food and drink OF love is service. 1t
asks only to give, TO spend, to suffer.
The soldier loves his country most when
he is privileged to give his life or his health
for it.
There is no patriotism so deep as that
Of the mother whose son lies dead on the
battlefield.
In almost every loving pair you will find
one that gives extravagantly while the
other has fallen into the way of receiving
as a matter of course. And it is the one
whose life is continual sacrifice that loves
most passionately and permanently, always.
In other realms you may be inclined to
doubt the dictum, but in the realm of love
it is most certainly true, that ut is more
blessed to give than to receive" and also
that other saying. that "he that saveth his
life shall lose it."
Love is the eternal paradox, where we
most need that vision which can penetrate
beneath all seeming, for here it is that the
giver is enriched and the receiver impov-
erished, that the humble are mighty and
exalted while the proud are brought low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
When a Bulldog Gets Busy

bulldog going down the street in perfectly
peaceful and happy state of mind when he suddenly
set upon by three dogs who sought put him out Of
business
Mr. B. d. never uttered growl or bark but got
busy and when the smoke of battle cleared away the three
dogs running home yepng at the top of their lungs
lungs.
The conqueror had suffered perhaps greater physical
pain than all three of the ordinary dogs put together but
word of complaint did he utter. Just licked his
wounds and went his way.
Neither did he his success.
1t suddenly to why folks have such pro-
found admiration for bulldogs 1t isn't their ugness
their ability to fight their sticktotiveness. 1t is
their thoroness When they have job to do they get
1t over with as quickly possible and forget it,
And, it is that trait in humans that attracts us
TO them We have great respect for the who goes
about his work. difference what the Odds completes it
and then goes peacefully his way.
1t is to such that the aures of come in great
abundance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

There is no such thing
The thing that really hurts is wounded
vanity.
Affection that is genuine pours itself out
like the sunshine. and like the rain which,
falls upon the ocean as well as on the thirsty
field.
The JOY of love is TO give. II is the
giving that enriches the heart, and not
anything that we receive.
Longfellow, in Evangeline, says:
Talk not OF wasted affection. affection was never
wasted
II II enrich not the heart Of another Its waters re-
turning
Back their springs like the rain shall fll them fun
OF refreshfnent
That which the fountain sends forth again
the fountain.
In the account books of life set no love
down as lost.
Perhaps the very instance where your
love was not returned was that which
added most to your souls stature Perhaps
ut that moment you must resemble God
For what is the pay we love? II is the
realization that we are capable of loving.
II is the high consciousness of awakened
divinity within u.s.
The pay Of love is not to be loved in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
BUsuwAn. OR rRowLING TERRIER.

Business men persons of property and professional
men such doctors lawyers and preachers make up
what the European revolutioniss call THE bourgeois
For quite while the slang for this has been bush
wah" II you're In the swim and way up among the
uppety.ups. why that's when you're bushwah.
Well along the American correspondents to
Berlin and Vienna And they find 'the proletarans"
trying make revolution. II you've got no property
al all real estate. bank stock. railroad bonds.
and IL you have to work for every red cent you pay
the then according to the rcvolutioniss you're
proetarian. The slang for this used by the Amer.
lean correspondents IL "psovling terrier"
With these facts, above stated in your
pocket. maybe you able figure whether
you belong 20 the bushwHh the prowinR terriers.
or II may be that yesterday YOU made your
final payment n house and lot and became
bushwah real estate And this morning you
went TO work. maybe In prowling terrier machns
shop. In which case you sort OF got into both this
bushwah and the proving terrier class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
THE MELANCHOLY MUSE

while men plan to make over the world
And people starve fight and grow rich. and fat
I would drop all work and enterprise.
All furious. frenzied financial aggression,
And the call OF Spring
The fields getting green agaiu.
Not the dull. cherries green OF winter
And Puget sound rain.
But a brighter and more vivid color. like hope.
The clouds beginning to turn light and fluffy
And spread out thnly the sky
Half submerged in blue.
with the world OF man lying in wreck and dsagter
Here Is "A hard and beautiful and eternal world
That covers the ruins of mans distorted efforts
Calm. slow. Inevitable growth and change enduring
Let Mayor Hanson and the Bolshevik fight;
! shall not watch them; they not important
-POMER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Never throw away old lace curtains or tin cans
Cut top and bottom out of can and cover either end
with piece of curtain and you win have ~ lovely
coffee straner One lace curtain and Pa cans will
make 244 coffee straners.
II there Is hole In the garden hose do not throw
the hole away, Throw the hose away and mend the
hole with garden patch.
Never put away for the summer or winter any gar.
ment thdt has holes In H. holes will attract moths
Moths always eat holes In clothes.
Now that spring Is approaching. many house wives
will be bothered with red ants. One good way to get
rid Of them is to move.
Piano keys should be oiled a month to prevent
them from squeaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
Yacht Club Enterprise

The Seattle Yacht club proposes raise $4,000 for
the construction of club house this year with
the view of bidding for the nations yacht travel to Puget
sound hereafter
Surely, the of the venture is assured Nature
has been wonderfully lavish with inducements for water
sports on Puget sound is said that 1900 to 1000
miles of safe navigabe waters contained in this great
round.
The Yacht club house should be mighty welcome
to Seattle from both pleasure standpoint and also from
the standpoint Of afordng good clean advertising for
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20


tests. according to
the prof. there
ain I no use In him
going thru college
ex ept with a
broom "a Junior
janitor. Here's a
"a IN lc. brother.
Get out the pencil
and ticker. IL you
can't go thru u In
70 seconds without
"a stumble. there's
nothing left for
you 90 do but be "A
ball player.
Mark with yes
or no. Is rasp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

berry jam a jetiyg-ff eggs selling for lie a
doxcn could you dozen for a cent and auarierF
II eorned beef and cabbage frut7 III So write PEHp
backwards--f not. give the last name OF the gent
who invented the Ford--If mole wink. cross
the In cough and II the sth OF July falls the 9Th
give the right this problem. Ext
equals o.
The college prors got the wrong dope. II a fella
can't pass those tests he ought to go college and
get something drilled into his belfry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
He .Csanle Star

~ NATL gu, 81 city scc per month : months,
Q.So. months. s2.;S. year. taoa. IN INC
stc per month. $3.50 for mvrths. or 1900
per year. by carrier city, lie per week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

Pslmoliye Soap Co. Our toilet
goods department Is prepared TO
take care OF your wants.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

INTELLECTUAL. TEST

It's quite stylish these days for college profs TO
invent intellectual tests Tho would be student takes
to II It's worth his pa,.rs pockctbook's while
send him thru college. IL he fops on the attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

Terry Angel. 1871 Denny way. robbed In his own
doorway early this morning of 5000 by bandit mask.
cd with blue handkerchief
When an Angel isn't safe In his own headauarte rs
us time for DR. Matthews ct al to locate Para.
disc something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

We note that local copper was suspended for five
days without pay for sleeping post. had been
poor soldier. guarding an unimporant haystack. he
would have been lucky to have gotten twenty
five years.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

regresa su patria con un hOndo
sentimiento de amor hacia est2.
terra de America tan pf6diga en-
afectOs Y en- la que he vivido hO-
ras intensas imborrables.
Il todos mis- amigos de America
envio mi saludo.
POr mis- dias de lucla, por mis-
noches de gloria, por los instantes
"vividos", por mi esposa e hija,
que son nacidas EN- America y por
ell recuerdo de mi madre que repo-
sa ca terra de America, Os enylo
las flores mas preciadas crecidas
en- 10 mas calido de mis- sentimien
tos de artista Y de hombre.
A usted, amigo estimado, que
me alent0 tanto al principle de
mi carrcra. un abrazO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Gerardo dc Nierd.

Ell distinguidO actor que nos de-
ia un amable recuerdO Gle su arte;
fino, tiene ahora ell proyecto de de-
dicarse al cinematografo; poF
ESQ, en- pleno triunfo, abandona
la escena, pero es para sufglr en-
ell lienzO. ESQ nos indemniza de
este mutis premature que no ten
drfa explicacion, sino fuera la de
que Gerardo de Nieya quiere Sc
guir la ruta triunfante de los gran
des Interpreters del arte mudo.
, Gerardo de Nieya tiene talento,
ambici6n, voluntad y juventud.
iQuien no triunfa con tales ele,
mentos? Asora que, 10 dificll, es
que Sc reunan en- una persona; pc
70 ell brillante actor suma tOdo ESQ
V llegara adonde Sc propone.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

plices. Dice que lie mat0 por que
lie infri6 un agraviO.
HABANA, PEI juego inter
nacional cOntin6a. cada veZ mas
animado. Ell Pittsburgh sc ano-
to cuatro carreras Y ell Habana
cuatro en- once innings. En- las
baterfas estaban Krueger y Acos
ia Gonzalez. Asistieron al juegO
siete mil espectadores. Aver ju
garon ell Pittsburgh y el Almen
dares, anotandose ell Pittsburg
cuatro carreras y tres ell Almen
dares. Intervinieron en- el juego
Krueger y Palmero Abreu. Los
expectadores llegaron a 22.SOO.
VARSOVIA, PEI genera
Lenikine esta avanzandO sObre III
frente de ciento tres millas. Los
bolcheviquis luchan indtilmente
Ell estado mayor de Trostki ha 81
do capturado. Eel leader escape
pero Sc conffa en- apresarle pronto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
CABLEGRAMA DE LA CANA
RA DE COMERCIO A COR
DOVA DAVILA.
San Juan, P. r.,
Oct. 27, 1919.

Hon. Felix C6rdova Dayila,
Comisionado residente de P r.,
Washington, d. C.
La huelga de los muelles de New
York ha privado a esta isla de Ia
communication postal con ell resto
de la naci0n. Ning1n correo sc
ha despachado desde hace tres Sc
manas, causando una perturba
ci0n muy seria en- las transaccio
nes comerciales. Los alimentOs al
macenados l.ipidamente Sc consul
men Y amenaza la escase2
grandemente a la poblaci6n EN- ge
neral. Sc lie suplica su acci0n in
mediata para aliviar esta alarman
tie situaci6n Y sugiere que buques
del gobierno sean dispuestOs para
remediar la crisis.
CGmdrd Insuldr de Concrete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

fia, es de una gran inquietud y nc
.deia de ser alarmante.
MADRID, 27-En vista de los
conffictos de orden p1blico que sc
'suscitan y de Ia precaria situaci6n
Ien que encuentra ell GobiernO que
carece de fuerza parlamentaria,
se cree inminente la caida del Ga
.binte que preside el Sr. Sanchez
de Toca. Por los amigos de las
.izquierdas ha sitlo echado rodar
el rumor de que Don Melquiades
Alvarez, el jefe del Reformismo, es
la persona que tiene mas probabi-
lidades de ser llamado a los conse.
Jos de la corona y que sera encar
gado de formar ministerio.
BERNA, 27.-Los aviadOres que
yuelen sobre Suiza tendran que
detenerse en- la frontera para so
meterse a un registro. Esta no
|tificaci0n ha side hecha a los go
biernos extranjeros por Ell de sSui
zasquc &c iapone eSiiir, con tods
|seye,idalfel caimplimiento delnue
vo regimen aduanero.
HABANA, 27.-Raul Mediavi
LA, presidente del trust del pes
cado en- esta capital ha sido ase
sinado. La policfa ha detenido
al matador que Sc cree comprado
por Ell millionaire Segundo Caste.
leiro, que preside una empresa ri
val. Ell Sr. Casteleiro ha negadC
toda participation en- ell crimer
Y ell asesino MEGA que tenga com
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

ca en- que no sc yendan votos, esa
gran humiliation del hombra que
da su pensar y sentir por un pu-
6ado de dollars Los maromeros
iran a los circos, pero no ocupa-
ran los altos sitiales del Gobierno
y de La polltica. Las frases hue
cas-, no produciran aplausos, sino
silvas. Los malos patriotas sera
inutil que Sc disfracen de buenos.
Los fdolos no bastara el r0ce de
un check, para hacerles cacr he
chos anicos, seran dignos de yene-
racion, no confeccionados por un
grupito adicto, sino por hechos
honrosos, por ell amor, sia6nimo
de sacificio su patria, y por su
esclarecida historic politica.
SVestimos a los ninitos pobres? ?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Los patronos han resuelto ir al Lock Out" en-
toda Espafia. Fracaso del Congreso del Trabajo
La Reina salo para Londres I'm alto San
aduanas asreas.-Los peligros de la aviacon

BARCELONA, 27.-Ha termi
no el congreso del trabaio celebra
do ell esta capital, sin que pudie
ran llegar a un acuerdo los repre-
sentantes dc patronos Y obreros
Del congreso han 'salido las pasio
nes y las rivalidades mas encona
das. Los patronos han resuelto ii
al Lock Ont en- toda EspaIla. La
paralizacion de todas las indus
trias parece que es cosa resuclta
por el elemento patronal.
MADRID, 27.-Ayer las cua.
tro y once de la tarde sali0sde es-
ia capital para Londres, Via Fran,
cia, la Reina Victoria. La
Reina Sc detendra breves ms
tantes en- San Sebastian para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Aplaudidisimo duetto que esta gustando
mucho en- San Juan

Z Enyiamos nueyos regalos a los
lazarinos? SEmpezamos dar
classes nocturnas?... Quereis en-
dulzar los iltimos dias de una an
ciana, que muere de cancer? Ne
cesita calmantes y alimentos. Mi
direction es box 9-Fajardo. Po
deis enviarlo mi cuidado, para
la sefiOra de, Esteban. (Esteban
Sc inutiliz6 un brazo trabaiando,
y ell cuadro de miseria y dolor
conmueve y hace norar) -. y per-
done Incasable 81 esta "g'uciosf-
si,,sG feGiddd" le ha conducido
por tan tetricos senderos. "a
que le da pena este case? Una
apuesta. ~; tambien yo plagio
a la viuda de Verleeilla, aunqut
no conozco el sainete del "gran
Vega.
ALMA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

saludar a la Reina Da. Maria
Cristina que. ha prolongado mueho
este aiio su yeraneo.
MADRID, ~ Las autorilades
de la frontera haa confiscado una
gran cantidad dc armas que iban
destinadas a los reTolucionarios
portugueses. Ilas contrabandistas
han sido arrestaaos.
MADRID, p. Ia lluelga gene
raj de ferrocarfiles did coniienzo
aver inopinadamelite. El Gobier-
no ha ordenado que la circulation
de los trenes Sc l'i;ailtenga a todo
trance, ofrecienao totio gGnero dc
garantias y ST iese Indispensable,
el personal nd sasio.
La sftuaci6n general en- Espa,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Ell estadO mayor de TfOztki ha sido captu-
rado. La flIga del caudillo
Servicio Inalambrico

la huelga de los metalurgicos en-
el proyecto sobre FeIrCcarriles,
este hecho dara por resultado
que Sc ordene una huelga gene
raj en- toda la naci6n.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, 26.-Con
motive de haber recibido serias
noticias de motines que han es-
tallado, en- connection con la huel-
ga de los metalurgicos, ell Gober-
nador Cox orden6 esta tarde que
practicamente toda la Gu&rdia
Nacional del Estado de Ohio fue-
ra movilizada y enviada a Akron.
para prestar sus services en-
Canton.
LONDRES, 26.-Se han reci-
bido noticias de Lisboa acerca de
que Portugal ha accedido con los
Estados Unidos en- hacerle algu4
mas concesiones en- las islas Azo-
res.
WASHINGTON, 26.---El Pre-
lsidente Wilson, paulatinamente
esta recobrando sus fuerzas, Sc
gun dice ell boletfn dado la pu-
blicidad hoy por los tres medicos
que lie asisten. Ell Almirante
Grayson dice cue el no aprueba
fque Ell Presidente sea molestado
con ningln asunto de los que Sc
Itienen pendientes, Y por esta ra-
Izon ell proyecto de ley para hacer
Iefectiva la prohibition, no sera
llevado ante el has = IA semana
|pr6xima.. n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

SVestimos a los niMitos pobres !?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

WASHINTON, .octubre 26.-
Despues de haber celebrado una
session de dos horas, hoy de ma
mana, ell Gabinete volvi6 a reunir-
Sc a las cuatro y treinta de la
tarde. Els probable que ell infor-
me final sea presentado tarde en-
la noche. La session de la mana
ma en- su mayor parte Sc dedic6 a
la hue1ga pendiente de los mine
ros de carbon bituminoso, con ell
fin de yer de hallar alg1n arreglo
entire ell capital y ell trabajo. En-
la session de esta tarde Sc fijara
ell programa definitivo que sera
puesto. a la consideration del Pre-
sidente Wilson, con referencia a
la actitud del Gobierno en- dicha
huelga. Hoy Sc celebrara la reu-
ni6n convocada por ell Presidente
Wilson, y ell Presidente de los Fe-
rrocarriles, Hines, estara ALI pre-
sente en- representation de los
mismos. POGO antes de reunirse
|el Gabinete, Lewis, Presidente
de los mineros, dio 6rdenes a to-
das las Uniones del pals para que
los trabajos en- las minas Sc pa
ralizaran ell viernes .en la noche.
\ WASHINGTON, 26.Se anne,
|riaza con una Huelga general por
los jefes y oficiales de la Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, la cual
declara que 81 Sc pasa por cual-
quier rama del Congreso la le-
gislacion pendiente que trata de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
iUna Apuesta!

Ihacer felices a todOs los deshere-
dados de la Fortuna. Todo 10 que
hagamos en- tempo de paz, sera
poquitlsimo, comparable con 10
hecho por elias Ell ell fragor de la
batalla. :. ;no seremos capaces
de ensefiar, siquiera diez perso-
mas? sNo habra quien gnstoso
de ropas para esos ninitOs?
I Tendre que reconOcer algun iris
te dia la superioridad de la mu-
jer europea Y norte-americana
eomparada con la puertorriquefia?
Tengo fe absolute Ell ell gran va
ler de nuestras damas; sc que mu
chas de elias inteiectuales y con
condolences para difundir Ia en-
seiianza, tienen Inconvenience pa
ra salir de casa, y otras, luchan
con las alejas costumbres pero
Z no helnos acordado dar las cla-
ses EN- las propias casas, las que
esten en- esas condolences
sLa Cruz Roja, no podria pedir
trajes usados de nifos ricos, para
enviarlos los maestros riIraleS,
cuando estos contesten mi carta?
! No podria escribir directa4nente
Il slls sub-comites para que. hiciesl
ran las inyestigaciones necesa-
rias? No seria, acaso, mas prac-
tico y benefcioso que fundar otra
sociedad?
Ell Club Rotario, al leer un ar
'tfculo publicado en- un diario de
New York con ell rubro del
NCruelty to lepers", y reproducido
en- ia Correspondence de Puer-
to Rico, activ0 la resoluciGn de
un bill, presentado, ell el Senado
por el DR.. Diaz, use cumplira
pronto ell acuerdo de ambas Ca
|maras? Ell Club Rotario debe
darle nuevo impulse su altruis-
tia labor Y como la vida es 'iamor"
debe buscarle "novia y aquella
Isera una boda original Y bella.
Para una labor como esa, toda
lpiedad, toda bOndad, una "nOvia"
Eque llamaremos Cobra patri6tica
" benefica" y consistira en- una
cooperation enthusiastic, para ha--
cerle los "canastillos" a los jiba-
Iritos. Puestos EN- acci6n, eleInen-
ltos de tanto valer, como "La Cruz
Roja", GEL Club Rotario" y Ell
Magisterio teniendO al mundo fe-
menino de aliado yo creo que ell
IeXitO no sc hara esperar y, 1uego,
un exito con la segura promesa
Idel hijo, que sera un exitazo. /.
como de algunos papas diminu-
tos vemos unos chicos gigantes-
fcOs, asi de este exitO de "canasti-
Hos de ropa" tendremos, ell el fu-
turo, campesinos civilizados, hom-
bres conscientes y de hombres
conscientes surgen las grandes
patrias no importa las dimensio-
mes del territorio. Vendra Ia epo