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New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Giving a Thought to BROADWAY


The popuace of New York City falls
naturally into two classes Those who
pronounce it "BroadWAY" and those who
say "BrOadway."
Members of the "BroadWAY" division
talk about "avviation," wait hours in
dense and perspiring masses to get on top
of 'busses at Washington Square, and
whistle out of tune in your ear while you
are hoping for one of Editor Shontss just
ly celebrated subway shuttles
They the folk who vote early and
often in popularity contests among "fllum"
stars, who frequently have to be told by
the police in the vicinity of Forty-secon
mad for ten minutes and then stop for
twenty to watch gang or laborers fill
up u sewer excavation.
They are d very critical crowd-these
"Broa AWAY" people To them all things
Rotten. They call the broken glass jumper
in vaudeville an "Artist," and the jaZz band
is their acme of musical expression
They are also noted for their credulity.
They believe unshakaby in smoke, fire
and removal sales; they never tire of pay
ing cents for stale editions of 2-cent
newspapers that hawked as "extras";
and they will stand for hours listening to
amateur soapbox orators industriously
subtractng from the sum total of human
information.
Hc oIodu w "A man, however else he
may be out of fashion, buys a new $3.50
hat four times year. His wife, mean
while, usually remodels the old $9.98 frock.
Whenever possible he displays one or more
large yellow diamonds with most of the
lnstalments still due), while Mrs. Broad
WAY contents herself with the plain gold
band.
Mr.: Broadway calls her jocularly "the
wifi" On Saturdays he draws his paw.
and that evening he and the wifi dine at
an 85-cent French or Italian tabbeldyhoat
and consume an entire bottle of pink vine
gar. Their conversation throughout the
repast consists chiefly of the reiterated
ejaculation, "Ain't it wonderful for the
money?'
When either one of them chances to dis
please the other, the air is rent with con-
tumely which browns out even "Ill Troyva-
tor" as rendered by the mechanical. piano
The vocabulary of the Broadway fam
lily consists principally of the following
expressions: gotta. a0anta, quhnssamattey.
hundred dollars, shake leg, leare me be.
bul, dope, bunh, class medium, berled coos
and don't gimme no argument.
Beyond question it is the preponderance
of the "BroadWAY" element in the popu-
lation that has won for New York CITY the
right to boast herself the largest and
most thoroughgoing hick town in the world
c. A.
He lost leg in action with the Irish
Fusiliers-Trbune dramatic note.
Many poem has had less inspir
ing refrain and c. W. wishes she had time
to expand the theme.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Kolchak; s Peasants
From The New Europe

This is in itself a sufficiently striking
confession of what is happening, but else
where in the same issue of the paper it is
confirmed by news of peasant revolts m the
government Of Samara. These revolts are
declared by the official "Izvesta" to have
been due to an agitation started by the
Kulaks, OF well-to-do PEASANTS; to which
the "Djelo Naroda" remarks dryly: "Are
not too many Kulaks produced by your
policy in the country? Is it not time to
put an end to it?'
SOufet Lies
Such, then, are the facts as recorded by
"rjelo Naroda," which is itself opposed to
Admiral Kochak and denounces him as
reactionary. What explanation has it TO
offer for the attitude of the peasantry in
the Volga districts? 1t may we'll be that
these facts are painful reading for the
leaders of the group that the "Dielo
Naroda" now represents, as it was from
these same provinces that they themselves
came but few months ago when, In the
nome of these same peasants, they made
their pact with the Bolshevki against Ad-
mtral Kolchak.
The explanation, it appears, is simple
one. The soviet government has told so
many lies that the peasants refuse any
longer to believe what 1t says about
Admiral Kolchak. "They do not understand
anything about Kolchak, and they picture
him as one who stands for socia! and
political restoration. The soviet press has
for SO long wasted the whole lexicon of it's
warnings on the Mensheviki and the Social
Revolutionaries on the ground that they
stand for Kornilov and Dutov, that they
are friends of the Kulaks and landowners:
so that now, when they write the same
thing about Kolchak, the peasants like old
sparrows that you cannot catch with chaf7,
only shrug their shoulders and say: we
know all about that, we have heard it be-
fore. Kolchak stands for the Constituent
Assembly-hence he is fighting for U.S."
Hope Of Deliuerance
There is perhaps another and a simpler
explanation. The peasants in the Volga dis
tricts, as indeed the peasants everywhere.
turning from the soviet government in
disgust. The advocacy of their cause by
social revolutionary politicians in Moscow
who have made common cause with the
Bolsheviki leaves them cold, and they well
come the only force that offers them any
real hope of deliverance. Probably very
few of them know whether Admiral Kol-
chak stands for the Constituent Assembly
or not, but they do know that he leaves
them in possession of the land they have
sown, and that under his government they
arr not exposed to constant requsitionings
by the central government and the upstart
poverty committees In spite of the full
limitations both of the Boshevki and those
Social Revolutionaries who have joined
them in Moscow against Admiral Kolchak
the land programme Of the latter, in which
he promises them order and an opportunity
to reap the harvest they have sowp while
the final settlement of their tenure will be
decided by a Constituent Assembly, offers
a brighter prospect than the innumerabe
theories from Moscow that in practice have
proved so disastrous.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
The Mad, Mad Ways

Sir: If some one will ask me how Nc
Adoo probably will spend his large in
come, | shall answer, with perfectly
straight face, ooh, l suppose like the rest
Of the movo richie"
And, come to think of it, see no reason
why returned soldier, slowing away the
mince, lemon, apple, or other form of pie
should not be called pie contracting
hearty. DO you! G. O. A.
The tight skirt gives her steps no speed
but perfect control
"Perhaps," suggests r. l.. T., 1.-The idea
OF throwing monkey wrenches into the
peace conference is to tighten up the loose
nuts in it," Or to secure the bolts.
Tho machine, by the way, appears to
De separator. +. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
A Hope Based on Promises

sFrom Tho Tacoma Ledger
The person who really got stung An the
war was the one who thought that teace
-""N bring lower prices.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
In the Tracks of Walt
, the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir And the gaunt jackals personal
recollections and pecksnitfian pifIle continue
to follow up the Walt Whitman lion.
CHARLES II. GEORGE.
New York, June q, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

The wire strike is failing, say the
officials. 1t is succeeding, say the union
members. Everybody is satisfed-ex-
ccpt the public.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

If the Department of Justice ever de-
cides TO stage--or, as Grantoldrice says,
comple-a raid on our desk, it may have
the contributions if it will find for US,
somewhere near the middle of the heap,
our blotter and six three-cent stamps.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
A Tame Sport

tFrom The Cleveland Plain Dcaier)
Airplane races across the Atlantic have
no casualties; auto races. in indianapolis
cost three lives. Does this mark the trans
atlantic flight as tame sport?
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
The Irrepressible Press Agent

The Irrepresslble Press Agent
Sir: If John P. Toohey Is interested to know
what has become of Lydia Yeamans Titus, I
shall be only too glad TO tell him. She Is play
Ing In the movies for Goldwyn and she is cast
In a soon-te-be released Geraldine Farrar pict-
ure. Norbert Lusk, our fastidious p. a. at Gull
yer City. writes me that Miss Farrar has asked
Mrs. Titus TO sing Of the ditties with which
"she entertained the British crowned heads In
the '90s and the studio brigade is planning to
stage special Lydia Yeamans Titus performance
FRECKLEs.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

you can purchase merchandise advertised ~ IhH
TRIBUNE with absolute safefcr " Dissatisfaction rs-
cults any THE TRIBUNE guarantees TO pay your
money back upon request. No red tape. NO au'noha'
We make good promptly IL the advertiser does not.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
THE piARY0f our OWN SAMUEL pEpYs

June 11-Lord! how inept l am these
days with my racquet! S. Spaeth trounced
me again this morning, albeit began play
finished my stint easily and thence to my
inn, where A. Sherman the chyrurgeon is
to dinner and thence we all to see
"a Lonely Romeo and it was amusing
when Mr.. Lew Fields, my favourite COM
edlan, was on the stage, but Mr. H. B.
Smiths book and Mr.. R. B. Smiths lyrics
were without distinction soever.
12-At my desk, and then with S.
Spaeth TO the courts again, and | could
get but one sett i'll three, so surprising
was his skill and so weak my effort. To
dinner with my wife, but l felt ill., and
had no JOY at table. My wife asking me
whether, if | had great wealth, would do
no work at all, l said, Yes; and l would
not neither, albeit she said she did not
believe me.
ia fair, cool day, and at my scriven-
ing all the day, with no great zest, as I
felt i'll. and worried that the world is in
a bad way.
1t is B. AS opinion that Szisbomskaia
must have been captured by skyrockets
This opinion we do not share, but it may
amuse vaudeville audiences when they read
it in the Lit Digests collection.
81 cable it for what it is WORTH" cables
Old Charley Selden to the Times, i'm
modestly
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
,rr-,rpz-p OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TIE Associated Press Is exclusively entitled 10 INC uso
fer republication Of dispatches credited to It o.
credited III this paper and also tno ioca1
news OF spontaneous origin published herein.
All rights OF republication of all other matter nefen
also reserved
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Variation No. 2S7
I cannot sing the old songs
That stir the teardrops in you,
Unless whoever hears me
Asks me to discontinue.

The entire world series played at the
Polo Grounds! Won't that be entertain
ing? And costly?
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
While Wall Street BUYS

(From The Dallas Neus)
Jupiter Pluvius is still pouring water on
the troubled oil wells.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
The Coming Toreer

The tender sollcitude with which the
bomb throwers kept advised as to
where the police next about to look
for them reminds J. S. G. of o. Henry's
"The police were always careful to wear
their uniforms, 1t made the patrons,
who would keep on playing, feel SO safe
and secure when they looked up and recog
nized the blue coats and brass buttons"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATFSS-Iy MAIL. Including Postage
\ TILE United STATES AND CANADA
EllAR RAH1EE

Encred .: the Pos,otnce at New York - Second Csss
Mall Matter
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

The Foreign Relations Committee of
the Senate has taken from the Knox
resolution Section 5.
Tlio ,,ac ac fnllnIuS.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

Tho machine, by the way, appears to
be a separator. r. P. A.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

He lost leg in action with the Irish
Fusiliers.-Tribune dramatic note.
Many war poem has had less inspir-
ing refrain, and C. W. wishes she had time
to expand the theme.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

The tight skirt gives her steps no speed
but perfect control.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
CABALLERGS DE COLON
.AMcra Directing

fss.-, -'tNNtU, ILtFCGtttW
Ei Consejo de San Juan de la
Orden de Caballeros de Colon ce-
lebr0 anoche la election annual pa
"a la designation de los ofciales
que habran de regir los destinos
de la institution ,durante ell alo
que cOmenzara ell 10. de octubre
pr6ximo. Los siguientes caballe-
ros reslltaron electos:
Gran Caballero, Manuel Men
dfa; Gran Caballero Diputado, Eu
dosio de la Cuetara; Canciller, Ra
fael NJ. Pietrantoni; Secretario de
Actas, Lcdo. j. J. Ortiz Aibran; :;
Seeretario Financiero, Ramon
Montaner; Tesorero, JESUS Gin
tr6n Dayila;. Abogado, Lcdo. Wi
liam J. Santos; Guardian, Jose
Rodriguez Martinez; Guardia inte
rior, Manuel Ruiz Rexach; Guar
dia Exterior, Ricardo R. Rodri-
guez; Sfndico, Felipe Garcia de
la Noceda.
Felicitamos a los sres. electos j
les deseamos buen acierto en- sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
REAPARlCION DE LA COM
PANIA SEVERINI-CID
La tHnci6R de esta noel G

La comlhhia severini-Cil tan
popular y tan querida en-, San
Juan, reaparece esta noche en- el
Municipal, interpretando la zar-
|zuela EnscHdnsG Libre Y. la Re
vista en- dos actos Y cuatrO cua-
Idros, letra lie Perez Losada y
Dfaz 'Caneja, con mnsica de este
'ultimo, Ell AHo dc Ia Guerra Los
SObrin0s del Tfo Sam.
Para la audicion de esta nOche
han sido escritos couplets de ac-
'tualidad.
Desde las primeras horas de la
4maiiana Sc notaba mucho movi-
miento en- la taquilla. Ell Teatro
Sc vera esta noche verdaderamen-
tie animado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
ESTUDIODE PSICOLOGIA c COLECTlVA
PER|OD|COS Y ,PER|0DISTAS


ser importa mucho'a todos que
sea 10 que deba de ser.
No me incumbe decir que sea
10 que debd de ser la Isla. De 10
que estoy SECURE es de que cada
uno debe propender, culta, serena,
Y transigentemente, a que sea rea
lizado ESQ que deba de- ser la
Isla.
:Lo hace asf la prensa peri6di-
ca? ;Lo hacen asl los. periods
tas? Porque 10 creo sinceramen-
te, es que contesto que no. De. la
lectura de esos periodicos, de la
labor de esos periodistas, todos
meritisimOs, no deduzco la COM
penetration que deben sentir con
el estado actual de la Isla; la
compression total de sus profile
mas, la identification con sus
sentimientos, ell complete conoci,
,miento de sus necesidades, la
apreiniosidad de la resolution de
muchos de sus problemass la
appreciation serena de sus bonda-
des V de sus malicias, ell suma, la
identification casi absolute con
la Isla y la vision serena e i'm
parcial de su porvenir para pro-
pugnar su mejoramiento, la yigo-
rizaci6n de su caracter, la CO.
rreccion de sus defectos y cl TO-
mento de sus buenas cualidades
para que pueda, con la mayor
Esuma de probabifidades posibles
de acierto, resoiver por 81 y ante
Isl sus grandes problemas.
Los peri0dicos, en- circunstan-
cias como las actUales, no sc ha-
cen en- las mesas de redaccion,
sino en- la calle,. en- las Camaras,
en- los mitins, en- los despachOs
de los directories de la polftica, en-
las Oficinas p1blicas, EN- las orga-
nizaciones pollticas, sociales, eco
nomicas, culturales, dOnde quiera
que Sc manifesto pueda mani
festarse ell espiritu p1blico al
cual, despues, en- ell silencio de la
redaccion, Sc lie ilustra, sc lie da
aliento, Sc lie corrije Q Sc lie orien-
ia en- la hoja del dfa siguiente.
Esa es, Ell mi sentir, la misiop
actual del periodista, ser macs
tro, mentor, consejero y ap0stol,
pero maestro, mentor, conscjero
y ap6stol practice, apegado la
realidad Y tratando de encarnar
en- 6sta las grandes idealidades
compatibles. NADIA de lirismos
sin consecuencias efectivas, NADIA
de endiosamientos egoistas, NADIA
de torres marfilenas, sino vida pie
na ell plena v sincera comunica-
ciOn con ell pueblo, desechando
todo aquello que elevara mucho ell
alma a las regiones ultrapurisi-
mas, perO que no trae proyecho
Immediate para la vida, para la
vida que es alma y es cuerpo,
realidad e idealidad confundi-
das. Quedese la idealidad ideali-
zada para la plentiful de vida de
los pueblos.
Puerto Rico esta en- la adoles-
cencia como pueblo y..... labo-
remos, laboremos porque sea la
que deba dc ser cuando SUI adoles
cencia termine.
A. Sarmiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
Ell DECoRADo. DE
LA NUEVA OBRA

Va esta pintando ell escen6gra-
fo. Rios ell decorado de la Carl
catura de Actualidad, EI Tiqje
de los Congresistas disparos dc
Canon, la revista con mGsica de
Balseiro y letra de Perez Losada
y Diaz Caneja que ha de ser ex-
trenada la semana prdxima.
A juzgar por los croquis que
'hemos visto, las cuatro decorar
clones haran honor al pincel del
escen6grafo Rios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02

alemana, creado en- 1868 ha sido
abolido.
MONTEVIDEO, Ell senior
Juan Antonio Bueno, ministro de
Estado, ha sido nombrado repre-
sentante del Uruguay a la con-
ferencia International del traba-
jo que ha de reunirse en- Was
hington, en- el proximo Otofio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
DALMAU CANET

tiene un nueyo heredero, y por
10 tanto una nueva esperahza de
que. su nombre perpet1e en- los
eampos de la inteleetualidad.
En- Norte America mace ese nj
no, y al. felicitar a Dalmau en-
Puerto Rico envfamos a la dulce
esposa madre, y al nino un saludo
Iafectueso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
pAsAPoRTEs

Ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico
ha expedido los siguientes pasa-
pOrtes:
Il. Para santo Domingo: al slr,I
William Amy con su esposa y dos
ninos, de San Juan; y al sr. Car.
los Olmo, de Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
SERV|C|O .POR CABLE ESPECIAL
Continuaci6n de la pig. Ira.

Continuaci6n de la pig. Ira.
claro que los Hapsburgs estan
caidos para siempre. Los aus
triacos apoyaran un candidate de
los Hohenzollern cuando llegue
ell rnomento.
BERLIN, 2.-El cargo de Co.
bernador Militar de la capital
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
SaHGiO DOI Cable Frances

-------~--
que aver la corona austriaca Sc
cotizaba a 2 centavos.
PARIS, 31.-En honor de la
salida del general /, Pershing Ell
embajador americana en- Paris
Mr.. Wallace di6 i'm almuerzo al
+cual asistieron el Presidente
Poincare, Deschanel, presidente
del Senado, Clemenceau, Pichon,
Leygues, Loucheur, Petain, We.
nizelos, Tittoni, Tardieu y va
rios embajadores.
PARIS, 31.-El Consejo Su-
premo bajo la presidencia de Gle
menceau ha conclude esta ma
mana ell eXamen del tratado con
Austria; ell texto de dicho trata-
do sera entregado, probablemen-
tie, el martes a la delegation aus
triaca la cue Sc lie dara un pla-
70 de cinco dias para frmarlo.
''Le Temps" dice que el tratado
mo resuelve la question de Flu
me y que la delegation yugo-es-
lava pide que Sc rectifique su
frontera con el fin de incluir den
tro de sus territories las minas
de carbon de PEGS.
En- una conferencia especial,
Rehler ha manifestado que en-
|cuanto al restablecimiento de las
relaciones ferroviarias de Fran
cia con Inglaterra, Belgica y los
antiques Y nuevos palses del es-
te, la comision que viene traba-
jand0 en-. Paris desde ell princi-
pio de agosto presentara un vas
to programa ell 6 de septiembre
que sera APPLICABLE Immediate
mente y que proveera para la or
ganiZacion del express de Orien
tie a traves del tunel del SimploA
icon ramal sobre Atenas N
'ThaFa conexion con lie ire
Ostende, Bruselas y Milan
bien Sc organizara un exp
Paris a Prague ySVarso7
sando por Estrasburgo.
tie programa sera inclui9
convention para unifcar
rifas la cual bajo ell non
convention de Paris susti
LA convention de Berna.
: PARIS, 31.-La carta
trega del tratado con Al
establece ell principle de la gran
responsabilidad que pesa sobre
Austria, la que por 10 tanto no
puede pedir y a. la cual no Sc lie
puede dar un tratado igual a los
que Sc dieron a los Tchevo-esla-
vos y a los Yugo-eslavos. Sin
embargo, en- vista de SUI poca ex-
tension de terrenos ahora es i'm
possible no ayudarle economical y
financieramente con ell fin de ase-
gurarle su propia eXistencia. La
carta hace alusion tambien a las
clausulas sobre las tentativas de
propaganda para ligar Austria
"a Alemania.
La mission de Hoover para el
aprovisionamiento terminara ell
primero de septiembre y Sc agi-
ia la question de guardian la or
ganizacion bajo el I mando de
Hoover dandole ell tit1io de alto
!comisario. g..
PARIS, 31.-Se dice que Tit
toni celebrara una entrevista con
Lloyd George manana cerca de
Beauville con ell fin de estudiar
y hallar una solucion al proble-
ma de Fiume. Esa solucion Sc
ria hacer de Fiume una ciudad
italiana y arrendarla durante un
numero de amos a la Sociedad Gle
las Naciones. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02

debfa decirse epoca, verdadera-
mente constituyente ell que todos
los elementos whales de la mis-
ma pugnan por surgir, vigorizar-
sc y desenvolyerse hasta llegar
su complete desarrollo para ocu-
par en-, la futura organization el
lugar que les corresponds.
Entire esos elementos, V acaso
uno de los mas impOrtantes por
10 mucho que puede infiuir en- la
vigorizacion y desarrollo de los
demas, la prensa periodical que
la constituyen,-vease Pero Cru
llo,-el periodico y, sus haeedo,
res, los periodistas.
.:Existen peri0dicos y perio-
distas en- Puerto Rico? Intuda-
blemente que s1,-autor citado.-
y muchos y muy buenos y dignos
de ser parangonadCs con los peri0
dicos y periodistas de ctlalquiera
otra parte, habida consideration,
como decimOs los misacantanOs de
la jurispericia, al medic, cultural
en- que sc uneven, a la pObreza
de recursos informativos Y d la
no menor de recompensa econ0-
mica.
Pero, aiin en- esas condiciones,
sresponden los periodicos y los
periodistas actIales a 10 que de
elIos sc tiene derecho a exigir en-
cl momento presente?
Antes de contestar- rotunda-
Mente que no, seame lfcito, ioh
resabios de la curia .-decir cua-
tro palabras.
Vivimos Ell plena crisis, va an
tes vat dicho. Todos, tod0s sufri-
mos esa crisis Y todos, ,todos
tenemos obligation ineludible de
cOntribuir resOlyerla, 10 solo
como. auXiliares de 0tros colabo-
radores, sino, y principalmente,
llevando cada uno su grano. o su
montaila,-cada uno segdn su 81
tic y sus fuerzas,-a la obra
cOmun.
La prensa periodical tienc eA
este sentido una enormie mission
que realizar. No he creldo nunca
Ell 10 que di0 en- HaInarse el Guar
to poder del Estado en- el verda-
derO sentido politico juridico de
tai palabra porque poder sin au-
toridad no es nj puede ser po-
der; pero estoy plenamente con-
vencido de la inmensa eticacia de
la prensa peri0dica para intluir
en- las multitudes. Quien tiene al
go que decir, 81 convoca al pu-
blicO, Sc eXpOne la soledad o a
la rechifia: 81 acude la prenSa
puede tener la seguridad de ser
lefdO y no. Oye la censura, Y
cuenta que no digo que hay i'm
beciles,-lO OF mil veces-,, que
toman por artfculo de f6 cuanto
la prensa dice. p.e4
La efcacia, pues, de la prensa
peri6dica es considerable. Como
debe utilizarla en- los actuales
momentos? Elevandose por Gina
de los mezquinos egOismOs de la
vida ordinaria; tratando. de levan
tar ell alma colectiva a las gran
des idealidades de una mas gran
de, mas pura y mejor vida; dan
dole la medida exacta de su va
Ter, nj isonjeandola nj deprimien
dola, sino, diciendole. extricta-
mente La yerdad. e indieandole
como acrisolara y consolidara
sus excelencias sin petulancia y |
como corregira sus defectos sin
humiliation para que ell germen
q. hoy Sc desarrolla, sea manana
brillantfsima y fecunda realidad |
prehada de toda clase de bienes-
tares.
Esta hermosa tarea no es obra
de un dfa. Els obra de todos los
dfas, de tOdas las ocasiones, de |
todos los Nnotivos. En- la Historic
de Ia Isla ha sonado la bora de
y 1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
LOAIZA CORDERO

tiho al mundo, para las santas
misiones.
Ella desempe1o alto puesto en-
ell Nagisterio cuando la luz hermo
sd de sus ojos sc 10 permitia.
Despues la dura prueba de per-.
der casi la vista, y hoy que vislum
bran algo sus pupilas, vuelye- a
prestar voluntad a la ensenanza,
y NADIA menos que de Ciegos.
En- ell Hospital de Ponce, sera
ella, ,un hada de bendicion Y los
ciegos de la vista podran verla con
los ojos del alma.