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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

back. IT Is easy to steal from you1a
employer, hard to get back your faDs|
utation after you get 1t. But 00&s
never considers. IL you will only rGs
turn and come to the Lord. He VIII
kiss away your guilt. sgN
Did you ever read or ever hear O1%
that beautiful story Of Panthea. 4114
woman famed for her symmetry. C&s
form and beauty Of face? CyrG6y
desired her for his harem and som4
av,fsxaries epd although the nesea u;
fsFed her Was fabulous sns sbu1 >hr'
their advances. He sent AGAIN 49,
the second time she repulsed tAeir
overtures. He sent . third time An1a
Zach time increased and added 70 .thoS
fabulous sum. and the third time 49,
said with contempt and ScCrn. s'N0f1sss
Then Cyrus appeared In pcrson. -ff9E
added to the fabulous sums ana dDeMs
he begged and pleaded that she yis1dEs
to his designs an become . mem1eE
Of his harem: and she spurncd AD9ss
sneered. Cyrus. chagrinned over 49,
feat, said. u 81
''Panthea, where dwellest thou - u
And she said, 'Tn the arms and up-
And he said. lead her away, 9tSN
is of no value to me. Lead her away
Trcachery OF Gyms. sFs
And they led her away but, wN1tt-.*
he placed her husband In the frosak
of battle. gave him charge over Tire
chariots. He knew he'd fall w0un1S
ed il not slain and Panthea, thinktnm
the same. fingered near the battle-ss
field. When the battle was 1t IT.
height, word was brought to her thAta
her husband had fallen wounded. AAx.g
followed by retinue OF sefvunAI
she hurried across the batt1odel4sa
seeking among, the dying and -
dead, and as she ran she cried.
"Oht husband, Panthea your kte0
calls for you" az ss-
In the distance, she heard 1AtMf
voice. and guided thereby. she III
last stopped by the side Of him whoaos
woven into the hbers Of her heac
and she knelt by his side. Their III
met in love and their arms worp 1gs
twined about ZACH other and thus, HI
lamp of life fiickered and went ct
forever. \ IN ~ i 49, =
She sat son the green hill side, NafS
his head lying in her lap and the teg14s
raining down upon his upturned 1AMs
while her servants, at her commAN4
digged his grave. 49,
Cyrus heard he had fallen in h4&~
tie and with hellish. fendfsh. ieef6,
he said. sxxsf
Now. 7 will have her for nay H.
EN-, Now I will humble her pfidA
and when he came careening acre.
the battlefield like a ship In storns
as he sat upon his camel. Panther
looking. saw him coming and eri4d.
20, husband" ~ 4
His ear were deaf. 20, husban4.
He shall not have me. was tras to
thee in life, l will be true TO thee IN
death"
! So saying, she unsheathed his pon-
lard and she drove it into her heart
and she fell across his body. AND
when Cyrus arrived. he disnnounte0
and removing his turban he kne1t
by their sides and thanked his God ~
had found one true, virtuous, loyal
woman that his money couldn't buy
nor his threats intimidate. Isl
Say, do you want to know the -
luton OF the problem of the twentfeth
century, When will we win the w0te4s
for Jesus Christ? When men ana
women will come out clean cut. NM
compromising on the side Of Jesus
Christ. and when they will die be-s
fore they will yield to the devil, Boz
fore they will sin. S%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

is hope, God says, You 20 proclaim
it."
read the other day whsrs some
time ago DR.. Fitxhugh made a won
dsrfui discovery. man whose brain
had been injured and believed to be
permanently ncApacitated, gradually
recovered until at last he regained
consciousness and power to think.
and that led DR.. Fitxhugh to make an
examination. He went and secured
y e, .1z...: x 49, re- :, ,'S .ns
brain which receives the visual i'm
preston and those monkeys were as
blind ~ IL they had no eyes. He put
little silver plate into the skull.
and little by little those monkeys
gradually regained sight. Then he
removed that little plate, looking in
no found that the brain had been
entire y restored.
Now IL the brain has the power Of
reproduction II is the only organ Of
the body that has. II you cut Off your
arm a new one won't grow. II you
cut of a leg a new one won't grow,
and ii the brain has the power OF
reconstruction it holds out hope to
a good many people that we might
think were permanently incapacitat-
ed.
God Holds Cot Hope.
rut whether that proves to be true
or no.. know this. that God holds
ont hcpc 10 every man or woman.
ne-er mind what you have been, God
Almighty is able to take You and
make you what you ought to be IL you
will only yield to him.
Now-what is easily lost may be
painfully recovered You can go out
and in one act you can sow the seed.
that win battle the skill of all the
physicians on the face OF the earth.
You can easily lose your health. You
may save money for twenty-five years
and then invest IN some Get Rich
Quick scheme or some fake mining
stock proposition and lose every dol
lar you have got
What Ia hard to gain can be easily
lost Your rcputation--you can in
one act tear down a reputation that
has taken you a quarter OF q century
to build up. So. what 10 easily lost
may be painfully recovered.
Society makes 1t mighty easy for
man to be a drunkard. makes it
mighty easy for girl to sidestep her
womanhood. Oh! God they make it
hard for you to get back il you want
too-rnake II mighty hard. u is
Professor Axassiz tells Of his des-
cent into the heart Of a glacier. He
was lowered by hts assistants into the
great depths Of ice. Each foot of
the descent was attended with great
peril But the ascent was more dan
gerous than the descent because the
great crevasse was filed with huge
icic,es which. pointing downward. Of
fered no obstacle to his descent, but
when they started to pull him up.
those huge javelins of ice pointing
downward with tons and tons in each
icicie, threatened him. He was afraid
his swaying body would break one
lose. and crush him as il made from
an egg she'll.
Devil Lays Obstacles.
So the devil puts every obstacle in
the way of man or woman that
wants to return to God. But the
road to hell Seems to have been greas-
cd for the occasion.
And so that Ia the way the devil
works TO drag Us down and make It
easy for us to lose out. 1t is easy
TO lose your virtue. my girl, hard to
get back your reputation. It is easy
to becvme a drunkard. hard to get
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

Walter r. D0es.
Walter d. Doss died Monday nixlx&S
at the Walter Ried hospital. Washing
ton. He was 'twenty-niue years old.
and was the brother Of Mrs. Georeo
f. Wise Of this city. sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

Even now we seem to have gotten
far from II. Man demands Of 4 wo-
man that she retain her original place
OF purity where God put her. but he
has cut out Tor himself = niche way
below where God Almighty placed
him. and she leans over the baltlstens
and battlements Of her AlabAster pur-
ity and says to her liege and lord.
Where are you going?"
None Of your darn businesB!"
Cant I 60 with your"
mo"
well what In sauce for tho soose
= sauce for the gander. why mol"
Because II you do they viii
tramplc you beneath their fest
when do you think you WIN BE-
back?
None Of your busipe0, I'm come
hack when I get ready"
o. fountain OF purity for women.
o hox wAllOw for men. sprlnOs ok
putity for weasen. : nnA pu6-
~ Me9. - - - .
"a! ~! I. S e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

Gammer Used - Px1y.
= And here was . fellow leading that
fnfAmous gang, who used to pray.
There he Wa, an old apostate. there
he was IN old black-hearted infidel.
-blasphemino God Almighty and
damning the preacher or the church
ana anybody that wanted to make
oeople decent and serve God.
IN bustneas life there are unfote-
seen hard times. the war has gotten
All business out of Joint. many a man
hiss found II had work to weather the
hast. There are unforeseen hard
timea You may Be able to over
draw your account at the bank. You
may mot. Tho bank may know
hut no draft has ever been made
from an honest heart on the bank
window Of heGven that God Almighty
aver refused to honor and don't caro-
who you are o. what your condition
n nov, n. ct, Of sinners heart you
AZ God Tor Chrtst's sake to forgive
ana forget the past. God Almighty
Mn Mot Il out a. d cloud, and X you
iii shove IN NJ the bank window Of
neayen . co1rSssion Of tho fact that
-, are . sinner. God win pAa you
S1an salvation In exchange for your
sIns N other words, he win give
80 god money for eountsFfsit- Como
! eemsbody asked me, why y Il
~ 49, n = = ~ rs9ssl.
] M l Z y. III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

az the IoOt Oh inc CTOSS
Arc You Sorry?
Never mind how you have gone ir
life That don't enter into Il at all
God never asks what you have done
Cod only wants to know, Are yor
sorry you ever did itY''
It begins in your heart. YouAvv
got to fight the battle over IN your
mind and decide whether you yield
sent Of your will over your con.
science. Your conscience will say
Don't do II! Don't dot ft!'' II you arr
tempted to 20 wrong. And when you
do right your conscience win say
well done! Well d0nel''
A man or woman 10 q backSlider
in. their heart before they are In theiH
open &cta. sir. O, folkat hAvs
preached down In the siime pits Of
intquity, the quaxmires Of filth. and
have helped to pull Thousands and
tens 70 thousands out and put their
feet on the rock In the name Of
Christ. and I expect to sha1e hands
with them around the throne OF Jesus
Christ when burst through the gates
In the city, when my day1 work on
will b true. have picked up drunk
ards. and have prayed over them,
wept with them to help them. One
time when quite playing baseball and
went into the Y. n. c. A. In Chicago,
a fellow came In and said:
II want to $50 ono o. the secre-
taries." And he paced back and
forth.
I said: II am one Of them"
He looked at mo ~ though he
thought I was blufhng. He said: II
was on my way to . header into Lake
Michigan. saw the sign. Can you
help NOR"
/ said, whats the ma&ter?"
He said: II ana seventeen kinds OF
q fool" And then he told me his
stosy. HIS wife ana children had
left him. He Wa = gambler and 4
boose tighter. He had lot every
thing. PRAYED With him. rot
NJ No and ~ 80 cnnaTen g come
- r y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22

30 m0Cn y pound, ID muCn q mead,
my friend, but thank God, they arg
honest. there are millions and mil
lions and millions OF men and wo-
men that will not sell out 20 the devil
and win not be suhsidized from doing
the thing that In right for fear OF
sneering criticism. No. sir.
O, to discover . fault IN yourself
gives you an opportunity to add a
new line Of beauty and attraction to
your character: to find out whore you
arc weak and then rectify It, that
gives you q chance to butld a new
character and make . new name.
love to see . true man.
Suppose I should 60 from this city
AZ commercial traveller to some
town where our firm has been doing
business with . house there for years.
We nevor host dollar with them and
place. as usual. a largo order with
that firm and then go farther down
the street and hnd . young fellow
just starting In business. He wants
to place q large order with our firm.
look him up in Bradstreets and r.
G. Dunn and md him rated low I
20 back and ask our merchant friend
about him and he says.
You sell that young fellow all the
goods he wants. he In Z careful. con-
sentative. conscientious, upright,
young. business man; his name ID
good ~ . government bond for any
reasonable amount at any bank"
! thank him. I 80 farther down
the street and fnd another man that
wants 20 place q large order with our
rated high. 60 back ana ask our
old friend. the merchant.
s~Whaf do YOU any about him -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
ElCosto de la Vida en- Paris

El Corresponsal Murphy comu-
MICA IA Ell GiObO. de New York, q.
eb cOstO actual de la vida en- Pa
ris es mas alto que 10 habia sidO
durante la guerra, debidO a la
afiuencia de gente de todaS par
tes. v sc cree que medida que Sc
acentue el inviernO. la carestia
ser;i mayor.
Con suma diticultades sc con
siguieron la mantequilla, ell arrOz
y las lentejas los fideos y las pa
tataS. Tn huevO cuesta II cen
tavOs; I'M litrO de leche cuesta
30 centavOs; una libra de mante-
quilla $1.60; una libra de quesO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

vende los c0merclanes Sc
apreciar antes de invert u
echO de haber vendido qun
Ia puede citarse como una pre
utiad de la pana electr1ca
Cuas serdn las venaas que les ndueron COM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
FL enninisno
en- Espana ,

Para celebrar la concession del
voto elective para las senadurias
Il las directoras de las normales
del distrito central universitaliO.
V cl GXito obtcnido en- el Tribu-
nal Supreme por la sehorita Mi
caela Diaz Rabaneda, la .Junta
directiva de la Association NaciO-
nal de Mujeres Espailolas acor-
do obsequiar a 80 mujeres pobres
V a los hijos de estas con una
comida, Ell la que tigurarian tam
bien como cOmensales las seho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
5 que c0nstituyen la citada

rds que constituycn la citada
.Iunta.
Dicha comida Sc ha celebrado
en- el domicilio de la Association.
BarquilIo. 1. constituyendo un
acto simpatiqulsimo. en- el que
ha reinadO una demOcr;tica V
verdaderamente cristiana cordia-
lidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
CARTA DE ESPANA
La Vida Politica

seedores- por medic de todo gene
TO de violencias.
Hoy los partidos obreros aspi-
ran resueltamente que sc c,lm-
pla la Erase de Carlos Marx cuan'
do afirm0 que la redenc0n del
proletariado tiene que ser Obra de
los proletariOS miSmos, V para
clio Sc demanda ell ejercicio del
poder politico, tantas veces des-
dehado por muchas sectas del So
calismO.
Los ejemplos que va sc han ofre
ci,lo de los efectos del ejercicio
del poder por parte de ciertas ella
ses sociales han sido bastantes
notorios para que nadie pueda
pecar de ignorancia.
No parece sino que Ell Espana
nos hemOs puesto todos de acuer-
do para complicar Y agravar ult
conflicto mundial y para que no
haya un momento de s0siego Ell
los espir;tus, aunque la tranquil
dad material no sc altcre.
Aunque nuestra v0z no sea Oida
la conciemcia nos manda a inSis-
tir en- la campaha de recomendar
a todo ell mundo los prOcedimien-
ttos de paz para discutir el pro
blema regional V tOd0s crlantos
afecten 4 la vida de la naci0n.
No son faciles los acuerdos sem
brandO ell 0diO entire los h0mhlc.
0 los pucblos: no sc puedcn pedir
transigencias cuando Sc l!evs el
prOposito de impOnerse ell w de
convencer; no puede esperarse na
I'd DtiCiO uC uItVS CH puC 10 pa
sion sustituye a la raz0n Y 81 Gu
! tusiasmo ciego la cordura.
AGn tenemOs la esperanza dc
que las aguas vuelvan a su GAUGE
a tempo; ell espirtu de conscr-
vaci0n es tan fuerte ell las nIciu-
nes como Ell los individuos V con
fiamOS en- que finalmente 81 i'm
! pondra sea cual fucre la orsaui
zaci0n interior de Espaila.
ST este interGS supreme no Sc
grava en- nueStroS cOraZOneS, 81
nos empehamos en- deshacer la
obra de la historic v ell contra
lccir la vOluntad de muchas ge-
ncracioncs. no nos eXtraharemos
/ lie que sur Il a go international
que acabc con nuestro inhujo en-
Ell mundO.
Con tod0s los rOmanticismos de
los que ahora tratan de restable-
Ger el impcrio del derecho en- el
mund0 V la union cordial de las
naciOnes, no Sc borrar; de la con
dici0n humana el abuse del fuer-
te contra cl d6bil Y nosotros nos
hemos empeIado en- llegar al sex-
trcmo de la debilidad nacional.
EmiH0 Sdnchc. Pastor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

cunstancias dar grandisimo relic
We a nuestrOs defectOs, poner de
manifesto nuestras flaquezas' y
enseiiar Il tOdo ell mundo como hi
sabemOs gObernar nj sabemos ser
gobernadOs, COMO no SabemoS hi
mandar hi obGdecer, Y COMO he
mos acabado pOr rOmper con to-
dos los procedimientOs legales pa
IA Satisfacer nuestraS aspiracio-
mes legitimas unas e insensatas
otras.
Marchamos p0r una tremenda
pendiente .hacia i'm abismO; mar
chamos a impulses de un desati-
nado deseO de llegar pronto a 10
desconOcido. Il 10 tenebroso, a 10
inesperado.
Nadie sc atrevera en- circuns-
tancias como las presentes a pro
fctizar cl porvenir de Espaiia: sc
invoca pOr t0dOs ell dcseO de su
salvation V prosperidad: pero
procedimientos que sc siguen no
tienen traza de cOnducir a NADIA
beneticioso nj para la totalidad
de la patria nj para las regiones
que la constituyen.
Toda organization interior de
: IIspaha podfa V debia ser obra del
amor entire los espahOles, perO
por fatalidades en- que ahora no
queremos ahond5,r. por la acci0n
de sectas. grupos v partidos este
problema sc empieza asental
sobre los odios injustiticados Y sc
cOlocan en- SUI tGrmino rencOres
colectivos, rivalidades regionales
V todo 10 malO que pueden produ
cir los intereses de cOmunidades
politicas. mas atenta "a su presti
gio particular que al interes ge
neral de las regiones y de la pa
tria.
Y tOdO este sc hace Olyidando
Sc dc que Ell estos momentos hay
en- ell mundO enterO un problema
superior a todos, TN prOblema dt
verdadero caricter international
! que abarca a tOdas las naciones
1ue amenaza tOdas las sOcie
ladies' v que es cada dla mas eff
caz Su fuerZa.
| Las masas enOrmes de traba
| iadores de tOdOs los puebloS han
abandonadO la pOlltica eyOlucio
nista, que consistla Ell il arran
candO al EstadO cOncesiOnes Ell
pro de 10 que llaman sus reiyin
dicaciones; hoy no sc pidcn Va
leyes sociales, leyes favOrables a
proletariado, hoy Sc pide franca
mente el poder politico para Ii
cIase trabajadora fin de organ
.zar la sOciedad conforme a teo
rias que no tienen mas tinalidad
mas tendencia que ell despojo dc
la prOpiedad a sus actuales po
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

$1.l0; la nianteca no sc cOnsigue
por ningdn precio; w litro de
aceite de OLIVIA $40: un litro de
alcohol sle quenlar $l.40; una H.
bra de cafe IS centavos; una IL
bra de tG S1.4O: una libra de
aZlcar 10 centavos; una libra de
ternera S1.20; una libra de car
nero $l.35; una libra de puerco
80 centavOs. Los que pueden
cOnseguir arrOz tienen que pagar-
10 a 4o centavOs la libra Y los IL
,leOs -. Ha de advertise que
no sc trata aqui de frances Y cen
timos sinO de d0lares v centavos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

Si estos articulOs llevaran IT,
| tulOs denOminariamos el actual:
"Tristezas", respondiendo al esta
do de nuestro espiritu ante los
sucesos que Ell Espaila sc van de-
sarrollando.
Habi6ndonos favorecido la Pro
videncia con la neutralidad eli la
Ultima guerra, libres del c0ntagiO
que tanta sangre ha costado al
mundo, habiendO aumentadO la ri
queza ell varias esferas de la pro-
ducci0n por efecto de la guerra
miSma; cOnvertidOs grandes i'm
periOs Ell pequeiIas naciones, acre
centandose de este mOdO la per-
sonalidad de nuestra patria en-
! Europa. parecfa este ell momento
de ganar consideration, fuerZa V
pipstigi0 ante todOs los pueblOs
81 nos hubieramos presentadO uni
dos en- un ideal, filmes Ell procu-
rar al suelo espa1ol los mayores
beneficios resueltos IA mantener
el destino que nos marca una glO
ROSA historic Y el genio de la ra-
! "a.
Observation-Disclosures hemos hecho
10 contrario V con desacierto, que
hara llOrar tOda la vida Il Guam
/ tos habitamOs entire el Pirineo V
] ell EStrecho de Gibraltar. hemos
Ofrecido los OjOs del mundo ell
periodic agudo de nuestras divisio
nes V contiendas, ell periodic agu-
do de nuestrOs deplorables efec-
tos de una temporada de dcgobier
no; ell periodic agudo de una indis
ciplina general que ha acometido
a las coIectividades Y los indi-
viduos pof igual.
Grave es la responsabilidad de
la generation preSente ante la
historic v SECURE es que tendran
muchOs motives para maldecirla
nuestrOs descendientes.
Estamos perdiendo la OCCASION
tinica que Sc nos ha presentadO
de infiuir Ell la politica interna-
ciohal de un modO eiicaz para to
dos nuestros intereses estamos
perdiendO ell i1nico momentO de
rectificar una politica de errores
que nos ha aislado del mundo; es
tamos ofreciendO insensatamente
ell espectaculO de una naci0n des.
hecha, desgobernada y enferma.
81 tuviel'amos siquiera instinto
de conservation habriapos dilata
do tOdas nuestras cOntiendaS inte
riores para despu6s de habcr de
fendidO energieamente nuestras
aspiracioncs internaciOnales por-
que este eS ell il3stante de mOStrai
las. Toda vez que bien puede ase-
gurarse que Europa sc halla Ell
un nlevo periodic cOnstituyente.
HemOs preferido en- estas cir
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Sc vENDE

Muebles de sala Y comedor y
un piano marca Gable.
Informaran, Telefono 152
azhl. Parque 80. Advt.
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DELCO-LlGHT
LAPLANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA
LOS COMERCIANTES.


por ser SUI propo neoco conprar vener
acostmbran cauier apaao
Snero en- ror dsamos
pana los de 1 a pede dc e e omt "en cra
cuacs seran las ventaas que les ndueron COM
- : p Es BUEN ANUNCIO.
Todo la baena luz
nausea fueTs M favor del conner,
Iien alumIrada a cual entrara gente3
COMODIDAD.
taaa por Ia noche ace que contentos
pnsns piss ps eSa H1a aa a saS asa
lie a tienda ofcina dep0sito garage, ahona etc.
EvITA INCENDIos.
Evita inndios jo. Ell ncendo siempre
Pss gssa % e sy" a s vsis los
;qun rrds cierre durane ell cual sus
compctidores servirin parroquianos!
Es UNA ECONOMIA.
Ia panta consume gas corente (petroleo gallon
luz que 81 lest este Sc
se % qo pof ioya so ne % rodu 3
oTRAs vENTAJAs.
srve los Is de los
trstornos sufridos pOr la CO.
rrisnte de ciertas pantas pdbicas de la lsa
DUENOs DE PLANTAs.
pantas e1eenn eaas asa prGsea
en s1 c cdrons conc reo re ca%"y9 R. xnsa c
eDo Frau ar 9p% ss so de- ons 2 un
Zayaa Ca, Toa Baa); Bernabe
nOs (Arecbo), r. L. Merwn Co.. Sra
r Benjamin Jean Peterson, de Santa Cruz
MERECE CONSIDERATION.
consideration No hmo de exagerar los
senco cualquer dependents puee
G unonando las ctamos como prueba or
ued lnfOrmeS Daados
para que segu hacienda ngoco medic
Oscuro estiO del siglo pasado?
PRECIO.
pana fdo los fabricanes Cuesta qui
mismo
habiendO
detaados Esca nucsros agentes
pidiendo catalOgo, etc.
c. o. LORD & CO.
SAN JUAN.
Marques He,manos, J.J Gerardino,
ARECIBO PONCE
escriba menciOne Ell 1MPARCIAI.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

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