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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
FRANCE TRAINS
MUTILATED MEN
100000 FRENCH
/. CRIPPLED
Teachers in Schools are Also
Mutilated Battle
Veterans.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-How France
with the aid Of benevolent Americans
is making It possible for men multi
ated in the war to earn good liveli-
hoods and be independent of charity,
was told here today by Bernard j
shoninger, former president of the
American Chamber of Commerce in
Paris. He is in America for a brief
stay.
Shoninger, as president of the Union
of Foreign Colonies of France had
much to do with starting the schools
for mutilated soldiers. He says about
100000 Frenchmen were severely
crippled in the war
Schools were started throughout
France for these cripples while the
first of the men were waiting fol
their articlfial limbs to be fitted" said
Shonlnger.
Tailor Seygs With Left Hand.
eve tried as far as possible to have
the man returned to his former sphere
OF activities il his physical condition
would permit. Often he felt that he
could not return to his former oc-
cupation. One example of this is a
tailor whose right armt was amputa-
ted. We taxed him into trying to learn
to sew with his left hand. After four
weeks he could make a pair of trous-
ers and in two months he made a suit
Of clothes and in three months he re-
turned to Algiers. to reopen the tailor
shop that he had closed when the war
started.
5000 Graduated.
I'VE graduated from Il schools
alone, over 5000 for all of whom were
found situations. We obtained a gen.
erous amount of money from Ameri-
ca in the very beginning. Most Of IT
through the influence of Mrs. Edmund
L. Baylies, chairman of American
Committee, and it was due to her eff
forts that several millions of francs
were sent to France. 1t was Mrs.
Baylies who interested Mr.. Edward
T. Stotesbury of Philadelphia, who
founded one of u schools and has
turned the money over annually to it
since 1915, amounting to abont $751;
600 a yea for the running of that
school alone.
Teaches Also War CrippIes.
These are not schools. but regular
institutions, comprising several build
ings, for example, we teach all trades
that would be used in any small coun.
try town or village. such as those of
cobbler. carpenter, cabinet maker, the
work of the handy man about town,
and repairer of locks. For those who
are unable to learn these trades we
have schools for teaching typewritine
and stenography. English and French.
Our teachers are persons who have
been mutilated in the war.
"Then we have a wonderful farm
Is miles outside of Paris, a model
American farm of over 100 acres
where we teach farming Of every kind,
from planting and harvesting to CATCH
ing rabbits and preparing the skins"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
BREADLINES BY MAY
FIRST, PREDICTION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20--When
the men in the army are demobilized
said Frank Morrison. secretary of the
American Federation of Labor before
the house immigration committee, we
are going to have bread ines in every
Industrial center by May 1. After
that date it is hoped that building
will pick up and take some of the men.
Surveys Of Industrial conditions in
many cities showing unemployment
were presented by Mr.. Morrison. urg>
ing legislation prohibiting immigra-
ton for four years. Labor leaders.
he said, made the survey Tuesday at
his request.
The estimated number of unem-
ployed given by the survey included:
Chicago, $4,000; Boston, 10000;
Kansas City, 200; New York city,
| 10000; cleveland. 40 900; Portland
Ore.,C 5000: Aberdeen, Wash, 500;
Milwaukee, 1000.
Millions of men We're unemployed
before the war. Mr.. Morrison said
and the demand did not equal the sup
ply until three million had been called
into the army. Steel companies and
packers, he declared, caused the over
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
SAFE Is OPENED BY
USE OF DYNAMITE;
POLICE INVESTIGATE


PORTLAND. Jan. 2O.-Dynamite
was used by safeblowers in forcing
open the safe in the office OF ID. NJ
Stuart. 1rlIO6 % Northwestern Bank
building, ACCORDING to a report made
to the police. Nj. Stuart returning
to his office after two days absence
discovered that the office door had
been pried open with a Jimmy. the
safe door blown open with explosive
and $50 in cash and a number of val
liable papers taken. The papers are
deeds. notes. bonds and policies and
ade not negotiable. Inspectors Snow
and Tackaberry have been assigned TO
the case.
The theft Of two $50 Liberty bonds
from a trunk somewhere between this
city and San Francisco was reported
to the police Wednesday by Special
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
Over $4,000 Medals
Conferred for ValOr
By Italy in One Day
az Henry WOOD

ROME, Dec. 1.-(By Mail).-In
one day recently there were conferred
on soldiers in the Italian army 36,71S
medals for vaior. representing acts of
heroism hal had taken place at the
front during several months previous.
OF the 36,71S medals, nearly 1000
were awarded to the memory OF SOL
diers III had lost their lives in the
of heroism tina had merited the
distinction, the medal in this ease go
ing to their families. The other 3d.
OOO were given to soldiers who had
survived their heroic acts.
Of the total number i30 were gold
medals which were given almost ex-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

c~lusiveIy to men who had lost their
liver in performing the act of herd
ism: 1900 of the medals were OF ait-
Yer and the remainder bronze.
AS is invariably the cast most OF
these decorations went to the infantry
and especially to the special troops
such as the grenade throwers, bersa-
glieri or sharp shooters and AIpini.s
The decorations conferred during
this single day represents only a small
percentage of all the recognitions that
have been won by italian soldiers and
conferred on them during h war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

Agent w. C. Chandler OF the South.
ern Pacific. The trunk had been
shipped from San Francisco by the
owner. J. N. Dyer IND had been ta-
ken from the depot to Mr.. Dyer's resi-
dence by tho Baggage & omnibua
Transfer company. The police be-
lieve that the bonds were taken by
employees OF the railroad OF transfer
company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

Far back in the history of the ma
tional game was a ball team called
the Oriodes, famous and fearless
1t was a fighting team, scrappers
who never knew when they were
beaten. +
And it has remained for five of their
members to demonstrate that class
will always tell.
for five Of them have been called to
the 'managership of big league teams
a record in itself.
OF the five, "Mugghy' McGraw
has been the most unqualified sue
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
Robert Pershing Ingalls,
Is Name of HerO's Son

, For his soldier father, who >
= gave up his life in France, and 3
, for the leader of the United ;
= States forces. the little son born :
= last night to Mrs. Robert ingalls,, ,
+ Of 5O7 Garden street, has been =
+ named Robert Pershing ingalls,. :
= Mrs. ingalls, is the widow of ;
= Private Robert Ingalls,, member =
: of Company H. 15Sth Infantry, =
: who died Of wounds received in ,
, action. ,
: = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
NAVY PLANNING TO
MAN GERMAN SHIPS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Naval
rehabilitation plans are in allegiance
and recruiting for the permanent SER
vice is being pressed now SO that the
navy may be prepared to man big
German merchant ships which the al
lied war council is considered allottins
to aid in the ask OF bringing the Ans
erican army home from France.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
FLY 1880 HOURS
FATALITY

RIVERSIDE. Cal. Dec. 21.-CBS
mail.)-March aviation field. neaa
here has laid claim to the best recs
ord as to freedom from accidents of
any of the army aviation fields
Maj. Chas. G. Etcher. medical offfA
Ger at March field. has announced
that student aviators there have piled
up a record of 81 500 hours total Hya
ing time without a fatality.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

supply by importing men to get cheap
labor.
Mr.. Morrison urged that congress
pay soldiers until they get work; that
provision be made by work OF public
buildings and hat money be pro-
vided so that Secretary Lanes land
development plans may proceed i'm
mediately.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

cess.
Hughie Jennings, too, has had his
measure of prosperity. profits and
remnants.
Wilbert Robinson led Brooklyn tc
a pennant.
Joe Kelley was the only Oriole
manager failure. He led the Boston
Braves and the Cincinnati Reds in
losing battles.
The most recent Of h old Orioles
to become a big league manager
kid" Gleason, has just been appoint
I'd to head the Chicago White Sox.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

it"-Mrs. MARGARET MSS, 1916 z.
Hazard St. Philadelphia, Pa
Women who suffer from displace-
ments, irregularities, Inflammation,
liberation, backache, sideache, head
aches or "the blues should not rest
until they have given this famous root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, a trial. II
complications exist write Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass. for
special suggestions. The result Of its
long experiences is at your service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
Readers Into
Different Groups

One group of readers will read all of the Situations
Wanted Ads-because every person in that group is
looking for a worker!
A second group of readers will read all of the Fur
nished Rooms to Let Ads-because every person in
the group is looking for a furnished room.
A third group will read all of the Real Estate Ads
because every person in the group is a prospective
buyer of real estate.
A fourth group will read all of the Business Oppor-
tunity Ads-because this group consists of people
who MAKE THEIR MONEY WORK FOR THEM
and who are ALWAYS looking for GOOD JOBS
FOR DOLLARS! ID s
Thus every classification draws to itself a group of
readers influenced by self interests-to everyone of
whom that classification of ads. means PERSONAL
OPPORTUNITIES.
When you place a want 'ad in the East Oregonian
it therefore has an audience awaiting tan audi
ence of alert people, anxious to consider your offer
or your want, and to do business with you if your
proposition is plausible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

irregularities q n d
pain. 1 had one
physician after an
other but they did
me no good. Tread
about Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound land
gave III trial and in
a short time / felt
benefited and am
now feeling fine,
and without weak
ness Orpain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia Z.
PinkSam's Vege-
table Compound
anc been helped by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20

= Ruth Law would be the first to-
ny around the world so she has
sailed for Japan, where she will
launch her plane for the grand
circuit OF old earth, making only
the longest ocean voyages aboard
steamer. She was one OF Amer
ica's irst women to fly and during
the war recruited for the AmeEa-
can aviation servicaL-S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
II SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS"
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa. suffered for
seven long years with a lame back,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
Classified Advertising
Divides this Papers
EAST
WANT AID
RATES \
AID COLUMN AND,
CLASSIFIED

COuLlClIlS SIX OIulIIdIy WO1uo
to the line and charged
by the line.
Want Ads and Locals. ,
Rates Per Line
First Insertion, per line 10c
Each add. insertion, per
1 line ..........k.... &c
One week, (six inserti-
ons), each insertion,
per line DC
l mo. each insertion, per
line ............... &c
6 month contract, each
insertion, per line =. &c
IL month contract, each
insertion, per line -. &c
No ads taken for less than
25c. \
Ads taken the tele-
phone only from East Ore
gonian subscribers and those
, listed in the Telephone Di-
rectory. Copy must be in
our office not later than
1870 o'clock day of publica-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-20
NEW TODAY

Each new advertisement
will be run under New To-
day" for the first insection
only. During subsequent in
~sertions of the ad it will APP
pear under its proper CLASH
fication.
Telephone I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
CabfCiSlnO ' .FGTiliiSl|y '!

Continuation de la pagina Ia. }
sexo a la formation de SUI carac-
ter. Si tOdas las mujeres dc hoy
dfa, llamadas participar en la
vida ipolltica tuvieran el mismo
cuidadO respecto de su prepara
ci0n social que practicaron las de
aqnellos siglOs, los temores que
apuntamOs no lutheran iamas
existidO.
HemOs aludidO al remediO cue
sc lie ofrece a la mujer para evitar
ell mayor ObstaculO a su partici-
paci0n en- la vida del estadO: una
instruction mas s0lida, algun OIL
vid0 del embeliecimiento del cuer
po y I'm recuerdo mayor del cul-
two de la belleza moral Y del po-
der Intellectual.
Esa .acusaci0n de fFivGlidad Sc
We justificada por la indiferencia
de muchas muicrcs hacia las lee
turas serias V su preferencia p0r
las 'conyerSaci0neS sObre mOdaS V
lecturaS de cr0nicaS SOcialeS. No
censuramOs ell deSe0 de agradar Y
elnbeilecer antes bien 10 cnc0n-
tramos laudable y oiala existiera
en- todas IN verdadero sentimien-
to V gnsto artistico, pero 81 afr
mamos, que a la belleza Y atrac-
tivos anat0micos debe la mUier
preferir la belleza y dotes inteiec
tuales y morales.
Mas vOlvamOS a nucstro aSrm
to, recOrdandO entire ese gran nU-
nero de autOres m0dernOs de las
naclOnes eurOpeas, que a su catOll
cism0 unen ell mas decidido en-
peilo feminista, Brunetierc, ell
amigo de Pho Y, q. deriva su sen
timiento feminista del deber cris
tiano; a Etienne Lamy, el autor
de La Femme dc Dem0in; al aba
te Naudet, alma del feminismo
frances en- sus albores, Y cuyo Ii
bro Pour la Femme ha sido reco-
mendado por ell episcopado fran
cGs ell abate Sertillanges que con
ell can0nigo NJ. Lagardere, tom6
parte activisima en- ell congreso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07

feminista de Juana de Arco, al
iniciarse en- su patria ell mOvi-
mientO feminista y que llamaron
la atenci6n de tOdos hacia el i'm
perdonable descuidO que sc tiene
con la preparation social de Ia
mujer, habiendo servido sus seve-
ras y razOnadas crlticas para una
campana de modification de me-
todos educativOs cuyas tendencias
pueden resumirse asi +: renuncia de
toda mojigaterla; aceptaci6n de
los principles pedag6gicos; la Vi
da social activa como punto de
aspiration.
Mr.. Henry Jolly, defendi0 el
sufragiO femeninO Ell la uinzainc
del de Agosto de 1901, bajO el
aspectO metafisico, politico So
cial. Sus cOnclusiOnes son termi-
nantes v Sc encuentran aut0riZa-
das p0r 10 mas grande de la pO-
Utica social cat0lica en- Francia
" defendidos por Ch. Furgeon, Ell
lie Feminisme Francaise V POI.
Il abate Defourt, cuyas plumas
servlan tambien al obispo de Ro-
ma.
Innumerables son las revistas
que a un mismo tempo figuran
en- el catalogo de las defensoras
de los principios cat0licos Y en-
el de las tcndencias feministas V
todas elias son 0rganos de variaS
de las muchas as0ciaciones cato
licaS feministas que cuenta cada
pals. Entire las primeras merece
ser citada, pOr su antigiledad V
su autoridad dOctrinal, la funda-
da por Mile. Maugeret, este es
ell "Feminisme Chretien"; entire
las segumdas, el Volksverein fe-
menino, de Alemania. Esos es-
fuerzos fueron alentados por S.
3. Pio X por medic de Mgr. Della
maire, que hizo p1blicas las pala-
bras del POnt1fice en- ell n1merO
de Diciembre de 1904 del Bulle-
tin de la Ligue patriotique des
Franchises. .,
RAPHEL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07

la zComisi0h de Indemnizaciones
Obreros, con fecha 80 de mayo
Gltimo, ha clasificadO las Ocupa-
clones de trabajadores a que es
APPLICABLE la Ley de Indemnizacio
nes Y fijado los tipos de Quotas o
premios que habran de pagar los
patronos desde Julio To-, 1919.
del modo siguiente =
GRUPO |
CUATRO POR CIENTO, (4%o)
del importe total anual de las lis
tas de pago de los trabajadores su
jetos a la Ley, ocupadOs en- 10 81
guiente;
Il Fabrication y manejo de
p0lvOra, de fuegO artificiales, ira
bajOs de nina Il otros trabajOs
con cantidades peligrosas de eX-
plosivOs;
q Derribo o traslado de es-
tructuras de mas de 25 pies de
altura que pesen mas de dos to-
neladas;
s. T1neles, pOZos de mas de
dos metros de profundidad, o
cualquier trabajo subterraneo;
4.-Trabajo de bajo ell aqua;
o Trabajos de estructuras de
hierro y acero;
g. Trabajo de cantera:
T. Hinca de pilotes y draga-
dos;
s. Construction de represas,
diques, malecones, rompe-olas;
o. Construction reparaci6n
de puentes que, en- su mayor altu-
ra, tengan mas de % pies de su-
perficie;
10 installation, montura 0
traladO de calderas, hornos ma
quinarias Ell general;
IL installation, reparaci0n o
exploitation de sistemas electricOs
de todas classes, eXcluyendo siste-
mas telef0nicos y telegra ficos;
12.- Trabajos de estiva. carga
0 descarga y Operaciones de nue.
lie.
Ia installation, reparaci6n y
exploitation de ascensores para
personals mercancias;
H. Jockeys;
15.- Chauffeurs en- toda clase
de aparatos automobiles.
16.- TOda clase de transpOrte
a la vela 0 pesquerfa en- alta mar.
IL CircOs ecuestres, marc
mas, funambulos y otros ejercj
CLOS Slmllares;
1S.- Toda otra Ocupaci0n ana
loga a las anteriores y que no Sc
hubiere especificado.
GRUPO III.
(SNb-grupo "A")
TRES POR CIENTO (3%)
del total anual de las listas de pa
go de los trabajadores sujetos a
la Ley, ocupados en- 10 siguiente:
l. Todo trabajador emplea--
do por contratistas en- obras de
caracter pdblico, va federal, in
sulares o municipales, exceptuan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
Classification de Ocupscfones premios de SECURE
para 1920.

do aIuellas Obras que esten lie
otro modo especificadas;
p Construction 0 reparaci0n
de cualquier clase de edifcios .
estructuras, exceptuando aquellos
trabaios especificados en- ell Cru
20 /;
s. Trabajos de nina que no es-
ten de otro modo especificados;
L. Preparation de MADEIRA con
maquinaria y todo trabajo de car
pinterfa hecho a maqnina;
o. Fundiciones, caldererlas,
talleres de construction y repa-
raci0n de maquinas;
G. panaderias, repositories, Fl
bricas de pastas alimenticias, Ell
estabiecimientOs .dOnde Sc use ma
luinaria;
= Transporte y manejo dc
artlculos o paquetes con peso de
doscientas libras O mas, excluyen
do transporte por expreso 0 ferro
carril;
8 Fabricas en- que Sc explote
la libra 0 cdscara de cOcos.
o. Toda ocupaci6n analoga a
| las anteriores que no Sc hubierc
especilicado;
(Sub Grupo "B")
DOS Y MEDIC POR CIENTO
q i2M del total anual de las
listas de pago de los trabajado-
res sujetos la Ley, ocupados ell
10 siguiente:
L. Todo obrero empleado por
un patronO dedicadO a la elabo-
rac!0n de aZGcar, as1 como tam
biCn tOdo trabajador empleado
por csc en- el almacenaje 0 venta
de azllcar, "xceptuando los traba
;adores dedicados a trabajos de
estructuras de hero acero, O
en- ell derribO 0 trasladO de estruc-
;nras de lIis de % pies de altu-
ra que p"sen mas de dos tonela-
das;
q Construccin ,reparaci0n,
conservation 0 exploitation de sis
temas telef0nicos o telegra iicos,
excluyendo los operadores emplea
dos en- las Oficinas;
s. Construction, reparaci6n
de barcOs de mas de 10 tOneladas !;
q Construction, reparaci0n,
conservation o exploitation de fe-
rrocarriles;
. Fabrication de cal.
g. Trabajos de carga y des-
carga y estiva de madras;
L Transprte pOr aqua con ma
quinaria;
s. Garages para reparacion de
AUTOMOBILES;
O. Todo trabajador empleado
por un patronO Ell conexi0n con
cualquier industria de cOnservas
EN- latas, en- que Sc trabaje con ma
quinaria
TO- installation o reparaci0n
de alumbradO electrico en- edifi-
clos, y trabajos en- talleres de re-
paraciones de aparatos electricos !;
IL Herrer1as;
12.- Almacenes, excepto los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
LUIS MIRAFLORES.

que de otro modo Sc especifican :;
13.- Carga o descarga de car
bon en- conexi0n con los barcos;
IA Todas las demas ocupacio-
nes analogas a las anteriores que
no Sc hubieren especificado.
GRUPO III
UNO Y RES CUARTOS POR
CIENTO Il 3 I4%) del total
anual de las istas de pago de los
trabajadores sujetos a la Ley, ocu
padOs en- 10 siguiente:
l. Fabricas de chocolate con
maquinaria; H~t
B. Labores agrfcolas con fuer
"a animal;
4 Fabrication de gas flufdO
y exploitation de este negocio;
o.-Trenes de laVadO y aplancha
do con maquinaria;
g. Cervecerfa y destilerfa;
T. Fabrication de tabaco o de
cigarrillOs con maquinaria;
s. ServiciO de expreso;
o. Fabrication de escObas con
maquinaria;
TO- COnserjes, limpia-venta-
mas, o trabajadores analogos en-
Ofcinas establecimientos mer-
cantiles;
H. Fabrication de ladrillos,
tejas, losas u otros prOductos de
arcilla con maquinaria;
(Continda en- la pag. A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-07
FIGARO l|QIDQ. L..

Enseste p{caroy mundo las cosas
no estan bien para el homhre de
|pluma. saA t ~
La labor es dura. ST critica-
mos una acci6n fea, nos censuran.
81 no atacamos 10 podridn, tam
bien nos acusan.
Eel que critica no es un indife-
rente. Ell que critica ANA 10 per
fectO.
Hay cosas que no pueden pasar
inadvertidas para un ojo sutil.
Cuando las fealdades estan acen-
tuadas en- 10 moral, nuestro deber
les corregir, 81 es que creemos la
persona capaz de regenerarse, de
llegar a la perfection absolute.
Hace algunos dlas, liable de la
falta que comete ell p1blicO cuan-
do asiste a una velada Y en- vez
de atender a 10 que en- clio Sc dice,
prefiere vomitar imbecilldades.
Una pluma lejana, de mnjer tai
vez, refutando mi crfticG, sac0 a
relucir ell consonante Y las Inenti
ras del poeta, como 81 la i,oesfa
fuera realmente un juguetito pa
ra los nenes del idiotismO.
No. NADIA tiene que yer el con
sonante en- este case, siendo el con
sonante algo que no esta al alcan-
ce de todo el mundo, como algunos
Green, sinO 10 mas diffcil del arte
Ipoetico, aunque muchOs 10 rcbajen
usandOlO NAL V escarneciGndolO Ell
hueros Y NAL sazOnados pucmas.
Tenemos que ser valientes y de-
jar las gazmonerlas para las gen
tes melindrosas que tOman las CO.
Isas cursimente.
NosOtros, como buenos descen-
Idientes de espahOles caballerOs,
sabemOs cual es ell sitio de honor
que lie corresponds a la mujer, pc
ro no podemos prescindir de cen
surar a la mujer desde ell puutO de
vista de las ideas.
Yo no die en- mi articulejo, en-
ell que censuraba a los q. no atien-
den a los artistas, que todas las
mujeres eran como las sehoras
que yapule0 Gonzalo NufeZ, sino
que ell p1blico de Puerto Rico, ge
Ineralmente, es un p1blico que va
a hablar a los espectaculos publ
cos en- los mOmentos en- que ell ar
tista esta en- la representation SUI
lprema de SUI arte.
Y este es verdad, pues muchas
veces nOsOtrOs nos hemOs vistos
Obligados a abandOnar los sitios
en- que Sc celebraban veladas, pOr
no escuchar las sandeces del p1-
blicO en- los mOmentos en- que al
guien recitaba versOs O ejecutaba
al piano una bella Obra de ChO-
pin.
Como tenemos un gran concep-
to de la mujer y queremos que ella
sea la primera en- todo, por ESQ
es que la censuramos cuand0 OBJ
servamos que no cumplen con
las virtudes que lie atribuye el ar
tista, creyendola alma del mundo,
y poniendola al lado del Toaopo-
derOso. -. ''..t
LUIS MIRAFLORES.