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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-16
A UNA DEsEECANTADA."
DE PONCE

6Descncantadaq SPor qu67 creia
usicd que por rara y felicisima excep-
cion gu luna dc micl no tendria men
guantc? 6ouo el cncan'o. Ia Huston y
n cmbriaguez dc los primeros dias 20.
drian ser otcrnos7 Pero ESQ es desco-
nocer n vida; porquc. Cal suma. Gdo
que Sc qucj1 usted7 dc que 80 ale
ia veccs dc su iado algunos instan-
tcs, dc que cmpieEa a pcrmitirsc ha.
bar sonrcirsc en- dcterminadas cir.
cunc:ancias con las dcmas".
ST no pasa dc co c5 listed iovcn
bonita por afladidura. no tienc NADIA
que tomcr. Ponga cn juego toda su
seduction para scguirio cautivando a
Il. todo su artc. su distinction su
elegancia. para ser admirada siempre
cn el circllo que frecucntc. porque el
hombgc. vanidoso tambicn a au modo
por natralcza, gusta inhniiamentc dc
quo su muicr sopa colocarso sicmpre On
primcr tcsmino en- todo.
"a no 10 crco. III ticno raz6n de
ser esa hos;ilidad. nj Ia familia sue
10 eicrcer tan pronto tai asceudicnte.
/ y mucho mcnos no vivicndo ustcd con
ella. Sin embargo. 81 abriga listed al
gun tenor. extreme Ia cortccia. evite
quo pucdan toner nm puuto dc raz6u. y
dtmuestre que no pcrcibe NADIA. Ia di-
\ plomacia en- caos casos, da oxccicntes
resultados.
"a. Tampoco 10 erco. pucsto que
consccucncia dc Ia igualdad dc posi-
cion, dcmostraron tanto gus,o en- su
cnlacc.
/ IA. No picnac listed siquiora que
mo haya scrvido dc molcstia dario tan
! facilos contostaciones en- un asun,o.
quo al menos por ahora 10 asoguro que
no ticnc NADIA dc complicado.
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LAS NIUJEREs DESPUES
DE LA GUERRA.

Rebecca West, en- SUNDAY PICTO-
RIAL, de Londres, expone cual sera,
a su juicio, la situaci6n de las mujeres
dcspu6s de la guerra.
La prevention, la enemistad que an
tes de Ia guerra existia entire los hon.
bres y las mujeres, Sc debia a su in
compression reciprocal. FL hombre, en-
general, era incapaz de estimar en- su
justo valor las capacidades domssticas
dc su esposa, y por este, y no viendo-
lie hacer otra cosa, considerable como
inferior ell trabajo de la mujer.
Pero la guerra ha disipado tai error.
Las mujeres han tenido que abandonar
la cocjna la NURSERY para ocupar-
Sc en- trabajos masculinos, que han de-
sempefiado pcrfectamentc; este ha con-
vencido a los hombres de su competen-
cia, y hoy las mujeres estan en- camino
de llegar ser ciudadanas libres y di-
cbosas.
En- estos cuatro afios de libertad han
alcanzado, y es quiza 10 mas importan-
to, ol propio respeto y la propia esti-
maci6n que engendra la independence
economical.
Un pals es tanto mas grande cuanto
mayor ibertad tiene cada uno de sus
ciudadanos de escoger las condolences
on que desea vivir. Las gentes que
no pueden ejercer su voluntad, acaban
por perderla v por ser improductivas c
indtiles. La obrera de antes de Ia gue-
IRA no tenia la libre election de of
clio.
La obrera de fabrica CANA actualmen-
te 10 bastante para vivir con desahogo,
y trabaja en- locales impios y sanos.
durante un ntmero razonable de horas
Asi adquiere ell habito del COMFORT,
Y no Sc vera obligada a casarse contra
su gusto, como antes lie ocprria, sen
cillamente porque no podia elegir 81
no entire Ell matrimonio y la miseria
Sabra educar sus hijos con las CO.
modidades indispensables para la salud.
Las mujeres han aprendido muchas
cosas por su trabajo en- estos cuatro
amos. Hacer bien 10 que Sc >hace es
ell resultado de una educacion, y hacer
rapidamente, al mismo tempo que bien,
acostumbra a la justeza de espiritu.
Ell trabajo domestico no era siempre
bastante exigente en- este punto.
A Rebecca West no lie parece bien
que una mujer sea toda su vida obre-
ra de fabrica; pero no le parece NAL
que 10 sea en- la juventud y antes del
matrimonio.
''Es dice una preciosa escuela de
energia y de limpieza'.
Renovada por su trabajo durante la
guerra, la mujer sera para ell hombre
un auxiliar indispensable en- las refor-
mas que en- todo ell mundo Sc preparan
para cuando la paz Sc restablezca.
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A "FLoRINDA', DE PONCE

lie doy usted la siguiente receta
para teiirse ell pelo de color castafo:
Sc hacen hervir durante media hora,
sesenta gramos de cascaras verdes de
nuez con setecientos cincuenta de aqua,
colandolo luego: en- ell hquido obteni-
do Sc disuelven seis granos de sorcina,
Sc afiaden Glen gramos de glicerina y
aqua sufciente para completar sete-
cientos gramos.
Esta tintura es completamente ino-
fensiva. x
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.Ij9ssi1s Essjss rs mi I Il
sa de Dumas por Lambert, ell hijo de
Luis Eugenio Lambert, Ell pinto de los
gatos. Ell autor dramatico la recibio
dos tres veces, una dc elias en- su
propiedad de Marty, y la habia escrito
EN- una carta de invitacion "Mi que
rida amiga, 10 que basto para que
Nine. Sauval fuese consagrada.
El maestro trabajaba entonces, en-
La famosa ''Route de Thebes'', la obra
que no habia terminado y de la que
hablaba a todos sus amigos: estaba pre-
ocupado con ell desenlace que no podia
cncontrar su gusto. Nine. de Sauval
creyo causar gran placer Dumas pre-
diciendole que pronto iba encontrar
la soluci6n dc su tercer acto inextri-
cable por esa intromision en- ell ira
bajo del autor Sc crey6 autorizada pa
ra tomar ell nombre de Nine. de The
hes.
Era aquel un momento oportuno.
Desbarolles habia muerto en- 1886 y
Alexandra Dumas, al pronunciar enton-
ces la oracion fdnebre del quiroman-
tico habia dicho de la quircmancia.
''Es una ciencia con la que unos Sc
divierten, de la que otros Sc asustan,
de la que los sabios Sc mofan y que
los ignorantes niegan'. Ell maestro es-
taba en- un estado de creencia de las
ciencias ocultas que Nine. de Thebes
supo explotar maravilla.
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EsE PIANO

En- ese piano que suena
Vivir parece una pena
De algln coraz6n humane -.
No Sc; pero algo existe
-Algo acaso muy triste-
En- el fondo de ese piano.
Cuando ,apenado suspira
Suena tai como una Ira
Que apenas puede vibrar. =.
Entonces cada sonido
Parece un eco surgido
De las entrafias del mar
Cine. y sus tristes notas
Buscan alturas remotas
Donde su voz acallar,
A la manera de naves
Que buscasen lechos suaves
En- las entrafias del mar.
lLlora Ell piano. (. y entonces
Sus notas son como bronces
Que no cesar de dollar:
Son de sombras un derroche
Que brotasen de la noche
De las entrafias del marl...
En- ese piano que suena
Vivir parece una pena
De algun coraz6n humane.
No Sc; pero algo existe
-Algo acaso muy triste-
En- el fondo de ese pianol.
Vicente Ortiz Leon.
Rio Piedras.
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Esta publication
al drcno de la cutura
Ia microbes
pagna
Ia amplitud possible. e cientif y nteraro
En- reaciona
jusa noble
de
Ia
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DE La sELvA VERDE

FL alba. Traian Las avos
csncioncg de orc y dc plata.
el rio gemia dc amorcs
cn uu dcspcrozo del aqua.
sobre la rosa dol iago
que un rayo dc sol dcshoiaba.
una lirica golondrina
bahaba el temblor dc sus alas.
Entire los robles forecidos
iba una mariposa blanca.
que habia pcrdido cl camino
dc la selva verde > moiada.
5Iba en- busca do Ia princesa
blanca? de Ia princesa paIida
que un ogro infame y despiadado
ticne en- un castillo encaRtada7
IVolvia a su rosal hermano
dondo una noche sinti6 ansias
dc amar una ostrclla dc orc
lc cay6 en- el fondO del alma7
20 daba I'm paseo horido
rimando al milagro de nacar
del cielo. cl milagro mas bello
dc luz dc sus pritinas alas7 .
.....-. .............s .....ss ss...s.s
Vibraron las alas dc scda
con lcvcs 'frou-frous' dc eicgancias
y sobrc Ia rosa del lago.
que un rayo de sol deshoiaba.
on n distancia dondc 81 cisi0
SC confundia con cl aqua.
SC fu6 sobrc un beso del aire
"a mariposa tristo y blanca.
en- tanto Ia for milagrosa
del b'anco plum6n dc sus alas
tcmblaba de amor como labios
rue al ciclo dirigen plegarias
Pedro Angel CcbollerO.
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UN BEsO TELEFoNICo

6A.-G GOJco!
Ell jQuien llama?
ELLA Soy yo.
EL.-SCon qui6n hablo?
ELLA Con Maria.
EL.-Guardete Dios, prenda.
ELLA.-Mas alto.
Ell JMe entiendes?
ELLA No.
EL.-Anoche some contigo.
ELLA.-Sigue.
Ell GY til, pensaste EN- mi?
ELLA.-Un POGO. :.
Ell GMe Quieres?
ELLA 81;
cue oigo muy POGO tie digo.
ELL Estas sQla?
ELLA Como un hongo.
Ely tu madre?
ELLA Sali6 misa.
EL.-Me allegro.
ELLA Mas date prisa,
que scr breve me propongo.
-Hablame de amor.
ELLA HablemosDj
mi padre me dijo aver:
"Esto va no puedc ser,
Inos casamos o que hacemos?"
EL-No tie oigo.
ELLA Que mi papa
dice que la temporada
lie parece muy pesada:
Ilo vas entendiendo va?
EL-Dos tres frases, Maria,
he cazado.
ELLA.- ST tu amor
es tan POGO CAZADOR
vas errar la punteria.
Contesta, pues.
ELL Mi lucero,
solo puedo contestarte
que sin verte y sin hablarte
yo no vivc, desespero.
GOyes?
ELLA Prosigue hasta ver...
EL.-Si yo pudiese lograr
que me llegases amar. e..
ELLA.-G Como?
Ell Como una mujer
ELLA.-Ya to entiendo.
Ell Que serena
con mi cariflo ufana
sin pensar en- ell mafiana.
ELLA.-Lo que te die: NO SUENA
EL.-A yer: Gme amas?
Fila ESQ 81
EL.-IMe olvidaras?
ELLA ESQ no.
EL.-Pues dame una prueba.
ELLA GYo?
IPero, como?
ELL Desde ahi.
Acercate al aparato
cuanto puedas.
ELLA Me acerque.
EL.-Ivas oirme?
ELLA Probare.
EL.-Es cosa de POGO ratio.
Pom la boca, te 10 pido
cual 81 hablaras.
ELLA va, Gque es eso7
ELL Oiste?
ELLA ST. Un estallido.
ELLA que te ha sonado?
ELLA A un beso.
EL.-iGracias Dios que has dido!
Manuel del PALACIO.
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dos familias les han satisfecho, ell me-
diador prepare ell primer encuentro de
los futures esposos, 10 que Sc llama MI
Al, encuentro en- que podran verse y
decirse algunas palabras.
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A "MAR1A LU1sA'', DE cAauAs

Para quitarse esos puntitos negros,
lavese ell sitio en- que los tenga con aqua
alcoholizada y fricci6nese despues con
10 siguiente:
Eter de petr6leo, 15 gramos.
Licor de Hoffman, s gramos.
Esencia de moscada, 10 gotas.
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Rio Piedras.
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PBoUEsEcEs 1NTEREsANTEs

III PEIO ONDULADO.-Tcncr nm
bonito pelo. cs cl 5ucfo ideal de cast
todas las muchachas; pcro ilogar a rea.
lizarlo. SON pocas las que 10 consiguen.
SIN embargo. no sc trata de un inn
possible. pucsto que. con paciencia. hay
auicn Ina llegado a convcrtir su peio
laso en- pciO que parcce rizoso natural
mento.
Todos los dias. dcspu6s Dc bien CO.
piliado, SC le pasa un cepillo Emo en-
papaSo en- iocion dc violeta. y en- Sc
guida, con ambas manos &C marcan las
ondas y SC sujctan con cin,ss de cen
timotro y medic de anchO. quo Sc qui-
tan al cabo dc dos horas. volvisndo
rspotir Ia operaci6n todOs los dias has
Ia que cl pelo Sc acOstumbro.
Una vez que adquiero un bonito on
dulado, bastara con aplicar Ia loci6n
dc violcta marcar las ondas con Il
mano, usando las cintas solamcnte el
dia que Sc lave Ia cabeza.
Los vclOs dc tul con anchas cenefas
tienen un 6xito incspcrado. Sc pons6
que serian un complemento para Los
sombreros sencillos destinados q seho-
ras dc mediana edad. y han sido acogf.
dos con tanto entusiasmo por las mu.
chachas jovencitas. que cast todos sus
sOmbreros. grandes pequehos. apare-
cen cubiertos por amplio voIo de ma
la con cenefa de felpillas. lunares De
terciOpelo CABOCHoNs dc aEaba-
che.
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Tts-it's reason enough" she said
family.
At that he caught one Of her hands,
and abe turned to him: there were
tears In her eyes, tears which he did
not understand ut all.
Lucy, you little dear" no cried.
II knew you"
mo. not" she said, and she pushed
him away. Withdrawing her hand.
George, let's not talk Of solemn
things"
"'solsmn thingsr Like whatr'
Tike+being engaged"
But George had become altogether
jubilant. and he laughed triumphant
". GOOD gracious, that isn't SOL
emnw
1T IL tool" she said. wipins her
eyes. TITS too solemn for us."
mo. 1t tsn'ti l."
Lets cit down and be sensible,
dear" she said. "You sit over there
II will II you'll call me dear
again."
.No." she said. til only call you
that once again this summer-the
night before you 60 away"
'.That will have to do, them" he
laughed, $50 long ~ know we're en-.
gagged"
aBut were noti" she protested.
"And We never will be II you don't
promise not to speak Of 1t again
until I tell you toll"
II won't promise that" said the
happy George. TN only promise not
to speak Of It till the next time you
cali me dear:' and you've promised
10 call me that the night before I
leave for my senior year."
"Oh. but I didn't" she said ear
nestly. then hesitated. ibid r.
"Didn't your
II don't think meant It" she muir
INJURED. her wet lashes Aiekering above
troubled eyes.
II know one thing about you." he
said sayly. his triumph increasing.
you never went back on anything
you said yet, and Tn not afraid Of
this being the nrst timei"
But We mustn't let" she fal-
tered: then went On tremulously.
George. we've got On 70 well together
We won't let this make q difference
between N, will wsf' And she Joined
In his laughter.
TT viii all depend on what yoa tell
me the night before I 90 away. You
agree ws're going to settle things
then. don't you Lucyr
II don't promise"
"Yss. you dol Don't jour
"Well-s
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and won't run again-so SAeS1h NJ
nay,b idea Of big diplomatic b6dti0n
apao for good. Wen, Sydney and your
Aunt Amelia are terribly disappoint-
ID, and they ny they've been thinking
for years that this town isn't really n
to live in-for . gentleman Sydney
says-and It u cutting rather big and
dirty. So they've sold their house and
decided to 90 abroad to live peEma-
nently; there's q villa near Florence
they've often talked Of buying. And
they want father to let them have their
share Of the estate now, instead Of
waiting for him to leave 1t to them IN
his WILL"
swell. I suppose that's fair enough"
George said. THAT 10, in case he In
tended to leave them . certain amount
in his WILL"
"Of course that's understood,
George. Father explained his VIII to
MS long ago; q third to them, and .
third to Brother George, and . third
to M"
Her son made q simple calculation
In his mind. Uncle George was .
bachelor, and probably would never
marry; Sydney and Amelia were child
less. The Majors only grandchild ap-
peared to remain the eventual heir Of
the entire property. no matter II TIE
Major did turn over to Sydney . third
Of 1t now. "Well, I suppose its grand
fathers own affair. He can do It or
not, lust a. he likes. I don't zee why
he'd mind much"
He seemed rather confused ana
panied about it." Isabel said. II think
they oughtn't to urge 1t. George says
that the estate won't stand taking out
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msr. He Isn't much different from
he way hes looked Ill his life. that
! can ~. WHAT'S the matter with
himr
He never talks much about his
buhnsss b me, but I think he's been
worrying about some invsstmsatB he
made last year. think his worry
has affected his health"
what investmsntsr George d.
mandsd. He hasn't gone into Mr..
Aorsan's automobile concern. has
her
mo-" Isabel smilsd. The auto
mobile eooessn'' - III EugsnsAs. and
it's 20 small I understand It's taken
hardly ANYTHING. No; your father has
always prided himself on making only
the most absolutely safe investment,
but two q three years ago hs and
your Uncle George both put . great
deal-prstty much everything they
could ct together. I think-into the
stock Of rolling mills some friends
Of theirs owned. and I'm afraid the
mills haven't bsen doing WELL"
"What of thatf Father needn't
worry. You and can take care Of
him the rest Of his life on what grand
father@
''Of course" shs agreed. But your
fathers always lived % for his busi-
ness and taken such pride IN his
sound Investments; it's q passion
With him. l."
"Pshawi He needn't worryi You
tell him we1l look after him" He
Kissed hsr. GOOD night; I'm going to
tell Lucy goodby. Don't ut up for
me-"
"Yes, I WILL" she laughed. Yea
won't b. veey late"
"Wsll-it's my last night"
But ! know LDcy. and she knows
I want to 80 yoa TOO. your last night.
You'll So: shs1l ssad you home
promptly at slevsai"
But shs was mistaksa: Lsey sat
him home promptly At ten.
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That night George began Q jubllant
warfare upon his Aunt Fanny, open.
ing The campaign upon his return
home at about eleven o'clock. Fanny
had retired. and was presumably
aslssn but 0sorss. on the way b his
own room, paused before her door.
and serenadsd her In q fun baritone i:
~ I walk aleag The Boy q Daiens
VIA ~ inlspoa1sat air.
n psspls au DECLARE.
He 0nse - . nsiltSeaaire!'
on. ysa heer them sish. and Wish - de.
Az ~ them WAX the other sys
~ ths naa that brsks he hank ss Monte
CAs3e!"
After brsakfaseing In bed. 0sorgs
speat the next morning at his grand.
fathers and did not encounter hls
Aunt Fanny until lunch. when she
seemed to b. ready for him.
Thank yoa % much for the ssrs-
made. 0sorgsi" she said. "Youf poor
father tells me he'd Just got b sleep
for the first time In two nights, but
after your kind attentions b lay
awake the rest Of last night"
Perfectly true" Mr.. Minafsf said
grimly.
-Of course. I didn't know. dr."
George hastsnsd b assure him. TIN
awfully sorry. But Aunt Fanny was
- gloomy and excited before went
out. last evening. thought she needed
cheering up"
He turned to his mother. "What's
the matter With grandfathsrf'
didn't you 80 him this morningr'
Isabel asked.
Yes. He was glad to Sc me, and
all that, bat be seemed pretty adgety.
Has he been having trouble with his
heart aEainr'
mot lately. No."
swell. he's not himself. WHAT'S he
upset overf'
Isabel looked serious: however, II
was her husband who suggested Room.
ily. n suppose the Majors bothered
about this Sydney and Amelia bust.
ness. most likely.
"what Sydney and Amelia bust.
nessr George asked.
"Your mother can tell you, u she
wants TO-" ninafsf said. "It's not nv
ode Of the family. 70 keep off,"
"lt's rather disagreeabls for nil OF
~, George" Isabel began. "You see,
your Uncle Sydney wanted 4 diplo.
matte position. and he thought Brother
George. being In conRreas. couid A..
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the third that Sydney wants, and hat
Sydney and Amelia are behaving IKE Q
couple Of pigs. I'm ON Georges ~.
whether he's right OF wrong: I alWays
was from the time We were ehildrsa:
and Sydney and Amelia are hurt VIII
ne about It. I'm afraid. Thsy'vs
stopped speaking to George entirsly.
Poor fathsfi Family rows at his tt0s
Of life"
An hour altar lunch, 0eorEs strellsd
over to his sFandfather's. intendins -
apply for further informatioa. - Q
party rishtfully interested.
he did not carry out this intsat1ea,
however. Going into the big heess b.
. side entrance. hs was informed hat
the Major was upstairs In his bedFoem.
that his soos Sydney and George Wege
both with him. and that Q sssssoD
argumsat was In progress.
0soFSs went 10 the foot Of The eoat
stairway. He could hear anS1y veteeo
overhead those Of bic two uneSaD-
and Q plaintivs murmur, - Il ~
Major tried to keep The psaee.
Such sounds were far from saeses.
aging 10 callers, and George deci6e1
not 70 90 upstairs until this interview
was over. He turned from Tie stais.
way. and going quietly Into The ltheazy,
picked up Q masasins-but hs "a NJ
open Il, Tor his attention was instant.
~ arrested By bis Aunt Amsaia's veass.
speaking In the nsxt room. Ths eooe
was open and George heard Asr a.
tinctly.
isabel dossi Isabel I" shs sxclained,
her tone high and shrswish. Yea
needn't tell me anything abost Isabs,
Ainafer. I guess, NJ dear Cd ytaAk
Bronsoni I know her Q little beeese
than you do. don't you thinkr
George heard the voice Of NJ. Bsoe-
son rsplying-a voice familiar 10 hin
a. that Of his grandfathsr's attorney.
in-chief and chief intimate % wen. He
was . contemporary Of the Ma3or's. b.
Ing over seventy. and they had bssa
through three years Of the war n he
same regiment.
II doubt your moving Isabel" b.
said stimy. you speak Of her % you
DO because she sides with her brother
George. instead Of With you and syd.
ney."
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eHAVTGR TX.

lsabsl's u1sasiness about her hus-
bands hsalth-somstimes reelected In
her letters to George during The VIM
ter that followsd-had not bssn ALE
Waited when the accredited Senior ~
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and she confdcd TO him In his room.
aoou after his arrival. that some
thing" the doctor had said to her late
" had made her more uneasy than
ever.
Doctor Rsinry says We ought to
get him away"
"Well. let's do II. then"
"le won't Co."
"He's . man awfully set In his
ways: that's true" sald George. II
don't think there's anything much tho
matter with him. though. Have you
sern Lucy latcly7 How 10 cher
"Shc iooks--pretty said Isabel.
RI suppose she wrote you they've
movedr'
Tee; rye got her addrsaA 0hs
eoi1 tAay we're buil6inG"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-23

HsaeonIno From klft0NA
Little Edwards twin sisters were
being chrtstened. All went we'll until
Edward saw the water In the font.
Then he anxiousiy turned to bis moil,
e and exclaimed: MA. which one nrc
you going to kecpf'-l,iishty tl.on.
DOM.