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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21
ovERNoR vEToEs ANTI-GERMAN LANGUAGE BILL

Governor Spou of Pennsylvania has had the courage veto
 bill prohibiting the teaching of German ill the schools of that state He is be congratulated Of all the foolish suggestions made i'll the of patriotism since this began the most foolish perhaps has been the argument that there something senay base in the language of enemy whom have learned depe The French have pedudce and they certainly have for hyera than have As of fact hated the German people with hatred deadly that another with that empire became inevitable of the things should attention would be study of the German language The Germans great advantage outset because virtually all their younger officers could speak both French and English and after entered the struggle had distinct advantage because many soldiers being extraction understood the language of the enemy This the mony of officers
 There is nothing proGeman in the anguarge any than there anything proGerman the Chocaw language Language merely of communicating thought become anything else and the languages person the better equiped he is for the battle of life
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21
ANOTHER WHITE MANS BURDEN

Our into the world eclpsed for the time being the troubles having with Mexico Gen Persng charge of affairs the border hastily called Washington and sent France All eyes centcrcd the operations the Western Front and the cscapades O Villa and his fellow bandits lost sight for the But that have subsded Europe begin hear the sounds of revolution from ncghbor the south Once again Villa has called his followers together captured the city of Paa hanged its mayor and his
 three threatened orreon and Chihuahua may be that his will be ill the direction of Mexico City, he may sore the international boundary and shoot this side of the line Americans Mexico recognize the of the situation and said be moving norward d rapidly they
 In o the that conditions that benighted country have improved but rather have grown steadily during the have been engaged abroad witness resmp un of the "watchu waiting policy that characterized e
 ons with Mexico before the European Ever since the abd of Daz from the presidency in 1912 there has been the ascendency among various leaders who have different parts o the republic fight for control The result been much boodshed the complete disruption of the indus
 the country and the destruction many millions dolars worth property said that Americans have lost their
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21

lives by violence in Mexico than perhed the Lusania and there indication of any change in the program the years come.
 The United States go forever assuming supne
 ude of indifference toward affairs in Mexico Peace and order must be brought about The Mecans having demonstrated their inability conditions, and with prospect of change the future the obvious duty of the United States step and put effective end further vany We our self the of safety that should follow every American citizen wherever he may go and the moral ob
 gaton have assumed toward the citizens of other have property interests Mexico Having under the rne denied European nations the right and subdue the country by force should hesitate nation als get decent treatment at the hands of the Nexcans.
 Now IS he time Mexico take of her affairs and them until has been demonstrated that she able maintain respectable government herself We have large army of highly trained soldiers many of whom doubtless would voun eer for service in Mexico We have huge transportation equipment plenty of aipanes with trained pilots ample artillery
 tes and tanks for expedition that might be under
 taken Our military soreouses stacked with supplies of every kind for such It is evident that the job could done Why the inevitable the while have the hand? large majority of the people Mex live respectable lives and their living which they entirely prevented from doing by the outlaw that the As result disease and killing them like flies. The United States humanity step and give those people the right productive employment that been so long denied them.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21
GERMANY's NAVY WILL AMOUNT TO LITTLE

It for forty years the aim of Germany navy powerful enough take possession of other and far away lands and hold them for the empire For than of years Kaiser
 ships sufficient number cope with the fleets of Great Bran When the started the German navy consisted of than 250 vessels including F batcshp Germany drops naval power the rank of Greece and Span and will be strong either of those Under the treaty have Wentfour vessels i'll her cruisers, batcshp of the second class and twelve gmboats desroycr And nothing tenders hospital ships These will be needed for Germany again. She has been duced far her power of ocne concerned rank of
 ouratc country Her army will of 100000 including officers Germany help herself whether boors down Versailles when addressing the Allies representatives sign the peace treaty it will go effect The Allies will have their way Germany will have navy worth talking about and her army will not be goodzed police force
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21
YOUR OWN BREAD AND BUTTER

If you live the west you directly interested in indus tries numbering and metal mining You may stock in these n dustries have direct dealings with them but these industries employ hundreds of thousands aborer large part your business and bread and butter from the money they distribute.
 The sudden ending of the left both these industries critical position Their entire business had be readsted from war peace basis
 This has been largely accomplished but maintain opcr- alton during the past few trying months has q losing proposition.
 The one great to help maintain prosperity this time to proceed with construction enterprises Six wait has proved that prices will not be materially lower years come, while many actually advancing
 Construction work is everywhere and begun now will make business for these great employing industries which will en- able them to maintain their payor during uncertain period until world markets again established and business is normal
 Delay IS only endangering your own bread and butter
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21

It nmated from Paris that Count Brockdor- Ranzau may find himself persona grata the peace table that owing his boorshnc his bad and his inherent fitness he may have withdraw This cheering Whatever the final determination concerning ndentes and acqmauces by the beaten empire be- surely will be reached sooner with Brockdor(f- -Rantzau of the council
 From the inception of the world this hour Germans have revealed capacity for negotiation Before the struggle They understand diplomacy have understood it, and will Diplomacy wholly with the German habit thought They do grasp the philosophy of it. They understand to-day treating foreign powers precisely what they understood ill their the supremest law.
 submission they still cling their manners. has had the audacy bring this conspcuousy the fore at Versailles He should be packed off
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21
THAT STOPPING PLAcE-THE AZORES

Interest ill the Transatlantic flight under progress makes of interest know that the eight islands as follows: St. Mary, St. Michael Tcrcca Gracosa St. Jogo, Pco Faya Forez and Corvo They unnhbed till the eenth century They population 000 or average of about 300 to the square mile
 They situate about 500 miles of the south half of Portugal and make ideal landing place for the flyers These islands have been of little commercial importance lack of harbor but that aerial transportation the of establishment and their location makes them almost nds pensibe in transatlantic flights their commercial importance may be greatly increased
 Ii the three American planes have good luck tonight the first big lap of the great achievement will be accomplished era in the worlds history will ope-and at the hem
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-21
DRY SEASON COMING, BE CAREFUL!

You wouldn't flip cigarette cigar stub of powder and yet many people do just dangerous and foolish tricks
 Rubbish allowed accumulate the way corners occuped in basements and against buildings Oily rags garages and around factory buildings camp fires are left burning along the doads and in the timber
 The dry is coming and careesness such this the people of this nation of millions of dollars annually
 cigarette stub match careIeSsy thrown pile of rub bsh in the grass along the road may wipe thousands of dollars worth of property destroy hundreds grain, not o mention lives Be careful
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28

PRIJME Sc starSi zena k O.
patreni dvou ditek start cd
2 do a roku. Haste Sc vecer V
elsie 4519 Lester Ave. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28

Nez-li pruvod vesm6s na
hrbitov vessel, objevilo Sc pet
strazniku nasazenymi boda.
ky u jeho brany.
Jeiich objevenim vrzena j.
skra do mysle lidu nevoli az k
pfetoku naplnene. Jakoby tu-
sill, re strazniky povolal Cra-
ven, vrhli Sc ma neho nekteTi z
nejrozezlen6jSich a vochlujlce
ieje pest6mi, byli by jej snad u
tloukli, kdyby straz po tretim
marnem vyzvani, nebyla do "a
stupu strelila.
Krev vyhrkla z tel tri zen,
nichz jedna byla stara Car
rollova. VSecky tTi kacely sc
smrteln6 ran6ny ma rovy hrbi-
tova, co zatim jedna cast lidu,
zvlaSt6 zenske, V zd6seni ma
vsecky strany Sc rozprchaly.
Novy ohavny zlocin poskvr-
noval historii anglickeho pan
stvi Irsku.
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OPIcf PRACE.
Professor Richard Lynch

Professor Richard Lynch
Garner oznamil prave V ameri
ckych llstech svIj umysl, W.
pestovati We Spoj. Statach cely
narod simpanzd a goril a tax
napomoci We vyvoji cele opici
prace. Prof. Lynch Garner Sc
prave vratil po vice jak dvou-
letem pobytu We francouzskem
Kongu, kde sbiral material pro
Smithsonian Institut. Ones OPT
ce, ktere nejsou civilisovany,
jsou die nazoru pane profeso-
ra pozadu "a lidmi jen co do
intelligence. Je toho nazoru, ze
kdyby Sc opicim dostalo who'd
moderni vychovy a vlivu pro-
stredi, nabyly by schopnosti 81
ii, sklfzeti, ba zastavati pra-
ce We mlyne. "Mlada opice
SAM vypravi professor, ''kte-
ra sdilela v Africe mGj priby-
tek,naucila Sc vyhledavat pred
mety, ktere jsem il oznacil. Po
trpela 81, stejne jako ia, ma
dobre luzko a nemohla spati
bez polStare. M1ze-li 81 clo-
vek vycvicit psa k hlidani stad
je stejne mono udelati z OPT
ce podomka Ma statku."
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PRONAJME Sc.

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt,
koupelna, plyn a jine zafize-
nj. Haste Sc V elsie 3737
broadway. :?
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HLEDAS Sc

PAN HLEDA BYT sam o so
be o dvOu neb trech svetni-
cich. Haste Sc v elsie 1920
BarkWill Ave. 1928
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katerina pc odchodu otce
aho zadivala Sc oknem ma ST.
II hladinu jeZera.
TAX klidne bylo ma povrchu,
laz V hlubin6 vSe jako V srdci
lskem? Zdaz tam protiv-
: silly krute sebou Zapasi?
laz i tam St6sti jednoho ma
d. predchudce neStesti jineho?
TAX tazala Sc. Lee V tom il
i mySlenka zableskla il moz-
m horecne rozcilenym.
Hladina ie prikrov, bezedna
ne hrob. Prikrov sc po chvfl
= zavre mad srdcem neStestim
e zboufenym.
A Ease Sc zamyslila. Oko tC
llo dosud V slzach, prsa sc
nula, ruce krecovite sviraly
ma srdci.
"Kde ukoiiti plac, kde utlur
iii vzdcchy, kde divoky tlu
pt srdce Zkrotiti?" tazala Sc
Jezero zaSum6lo jakoby '
lpoved.
"Vyzyvas mne?" otazala S,
'uboce Zkormoucena divka
)iraiic zrak svui V horeGn6n
lchvatu ma hladinu V zapada
i'm Slunci jako brana nebe
anouci. r IS
Zayanul yitr a pohnul hladi
~ ktera jakoby 2 opojeni 81
.ecneho Sc byla vytrhla.
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PRODAJt Sc diva vozy, Goa

wagon, spring wagon "a lev
nou cenu. Haste Sc V elsie
5105 BarkWill Ave. 8-28
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PR!JME Sc nekolik zruc-
nych unioyych tesaru. Haste
sc u JOS. Navratila, 1914
Beechwood Ave-, aneb ma pra
ci, roh Miles Ave. a E. 112 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
KAPITOLA XIV.
Jakou odpoved dala katerina
Cravenovi.

Nasledujiciho dne po krva-
vem pohrbu, ktery stal tri ne
vinne lidske zivoty, navstivil
Flip Craven dvorec Michala
Desmonda, ably cd n6ho urci-
tou odpoved 81 vyzadal .prici
ne jeho uchazeni sc o ruku Ka-
terininu; V pripadu zamitnuti
hodlal mu dati vypov6d z dvor
ce.
Nalezl star6ho pana velice
skliceneho.
"Odpustte," pravil, ruku
pratelsky mu tiskna, "ze po-
syatny zarmutek vas rusim. A
vSak vitc, re milujici srdce ne
lie krmiti pochybnostmi a od-
klady."
Go mfnite, pane?" otazal
sc Desmond upiraje sive oko
sve ma Cravena, jejz od vcerej-
sjho vyievu na hrbitove jest6
vice nenavidel.
IVY Sc tazete? Coz jste mne
po navratu SVEN Dubllna
cestnym slovem Sc neZavazal,
re prim6jete slecnu dceru, ably
mne konecne ruky sVe podala'
"Vim pane. Avsak jako jem
nocitny muz nebudete zadati
abychom den po pOhrbu slavi-
Ii veselku? K tomu Katefina
nikdy nesvoli a ia musel byck
byti katanem a nikoliv otcem
kdybych il k tomu nutil."
"Nepomyslim ma kvapny sna
TEX" pravil Craven; "ctim "a
iist6 zarmutek vas a slecnin
AvSak ten j prece nemuze va
diti, ably Sc koneGn6 urGite Wy
sloVila chce-li mn6 podati ruk.
Sve neb nikoli. Rad bych jii
jednou zbaven byl pochybno
sti, kter6 mne ma duSi hlodaj
o ve8kery kid mne pripravuji
ce."
"M6jte tedy strpeni do ri
tra' pravil Desmond po krat
KEN roZmySleni. "Promluvlr
Katerinou jeSt6 dnes a mari
dim il ably vam dala do zitr
odpovef."
"Coz Sc dOsud neroZmyslila
Vzdyt jste mne uiistil, re -
"Ano, ano, uiistil," vpadl m
Desmond do reel, "a pokud II
mne jest, dostojim sloyu. 4
Vsak do Ultra muzete poshovt
ii ne mn6, ale d6vceti k vul
ktera jest dnes jako smysl
zbayena."
''Tedy Ultra priidu 81 pro @
poVed", praVil Craven. A up
raje jizliVy zrak sVui ma star
ho muze, dodal: "Budu Zitl
podaVati obvyklou zpravu sVC
do Dublina. Zdrzel isem Sc
nj tentokrate jedin6 ohlec
k yam -"
Staremu Desmondovy nabt
ly zily ma skranich a oko vzp
nulo nevoli. Rozum6I, kan c.
ven bile tim podotknutir
Bud dceru nebo vypov6
ZmocniV Sc ale rozcileni sv6h
pravil:
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PRONAJME Sc byt bezdet
nym manzelum, o trech poko-
itch, zachod uvnitr, elektrika
plyn. Haste Sc V elsie 10734
Crastwood Ave. $50
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PRONAJME Sc byt, domek
sam sobe. Haste Sc elsie
5O21 Louisa CT. ma PraZe. 1928
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TESARI

stala prace po cely rok a dost
prace pres cas-. Dobre misto.
Haste Sc pc 6 hod. vecer V
els. 1850 Parkview Ave. bill
ze E. 116 ul. aneb elsie 6057
Hillman Ave, blize Broad
way. $50
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CHCETE-LI kOUPIT


Nam pro Vas pekne majetky
Ike koupi, ma ktere Sc muzete
hned podivat. NJ Ell Dennison a
Storar, els. 3447 w. SO ul. mann
dun pro dive rodiny oti po-
kojich. lot 40 pfi 1876 strevi-
cich pouze "a $3500. Zada Sc
$500 hotov5, ostatni na splat-
hy. Dale mann p6kny dun Ia
5000 ma ". SO ul., els. 3343,
mozno slozit $500, ostatni ja-
ko naiem. - Moderni diva do
my Ma Revin ul., blize Lorain
Ave. a w. 53 "a S47O0. Hoto-
We $500, ostatni jako naj9m.
Blizsi sdeli }. Smik, 4s11
Clark Ave. S. w. 8-29
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|
bude mne neprizniva."
'Zavisi jedine ma vas a slec-
me-" odvetil Craven zdlouha a
S durazem a poroucel Sc.
Kdyz odesel, sklesl Michal
Desmond do lenosky a pokryv
81 tvr, ktera cd nekolika dnd
novymi vraskami byla zbrazde
ma, vzdechl 81:
"Uboha Katerino! Jako A
braham Izaka, tax ia tebe obe-
t0vati muslin, jen tim roZdi-
lem, re V poslednim okamziku
andel Hospodinuv zachytnul o.
b6tni ncz, kdezto tebe zadny
andel nevysvobodi re sparu
lrkavce Connemary."
A vzchopiv Sc, odebral Sc do
komnaty dceriny.
! Katerina uhodla pricinu je-
no navstevy a zbledla, jakmi-
T! le jej vchazejicfho zocila.
"Byl zde pan Craven" pra-
Ivil otec, ktery nebyl milovni-
KEN dlouheho okolkovani.
vim otce!"
"Znas take pricinu jeho ma
vstevy?"
"Mohu il tusiti."
'Rozmyslela jsis to-"
"Ano."
"VezmeS 81 jej tedy, neni-liz
pravda.'
"Rad6ji zemru."
Otec vyskocil.
"Nevd6cnicer vzkrikl.
"Neznesv6cuj toho jmena.
Zdarna dcera nechce zahube
starych rodicu."
"VyslySte mne otce. Zivot
svuj "a vas polozim. Nemam
ma zreteli lee blahO vase. Jen k
/ tomu mne nenutte-- nenavi-
dim Cravena vice nez hrich,
vice nez smrt."
| "Detske yrtochV.' praVil o.
tee. "Ty 81 venues Cravena.
itra teto chvile pride 81 pro
| dpov6d. NechceS-li, ably klet
a rodicu zivotem te pronasle-
ovala. podaS mu ruky sve. III
a podava zpravu lordu Ra-
| endonovi. Podle odpovedi
| re vypadne zprava a mas pri-
| i osud."
| Slova ia jakoby re sebe mo,
| byl vyrazel. Krupeie potu
| tere mu cello byly zrosily
| 1edcily prtdkem vnitrnin
oil.
"Tedy Ultra" pravil po krat
| an oddechu hlasem m6kcim
| Ultra" zaSeptala Katerin;
proud slz vyhrkl il z kra
| 1Jch oci.
/ Otec, polibiv il ma cello, ode
| i. Ma chodb6 i iej bolest pr,
| ohla; ZaSlzel -
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ZADOST

o vraceni express voziku, jenz
nam byl odcizen ma Willing
draze. Nebude-li vracen co nej
drive do els. 3471 E. so ul., ga
krocime jeho vydani. 8-29
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24

pondiese. deScOnfiado V hurano, q.
no los habla vistO, acordamos, por
unanimidad, pucsto que al chiqui-
tin de la casa solo lie c0ncediamoS
voz pero sin votO, declararnos Ell
rcb Ida.
II dc diciembre. por la tarde.
Que escandalO armamOS! Yo no
rrcH"rdo dc nueStra niiicz. Otro pa
recido. III las s1plicas de mama,
con, ser tantas III las amenaZas,
con ser tan fuertcS. eran baStanteS
para aquietar nuestra Indignation
Yo cOrria como un deSesperado.
tn Saltabas como una loca, el chi
quitin brincaba como un pOsido
V Is tres gritabamos como 81 hui
bieSemOS vistO un fantama con la
discipline. en- la mano como 81
nos hubieran mandado a la CANA
en- cl mOmento dc cntrar una visi-
Ia Ell casa.
NlnOs. que vOy tener que cas-
tigarOs Rcalmente mama eStaba
furiosa. Hoy admitimos que trnia
raz0n, pero Ell aqUella epOca nos
parecia que Sc eXtralimitaba en- sus
derechos maternales. iY porque
nos habia de castigar! Acdso no
nos habia dicho que 81 eramOs buc
nos durante ell mes nos daria dull
ces Ell Nochebucna V nos sacaria
a paseO? No faltaba ella su pro-
mesa fPor que nosotros teniamos
que seguir cumpliendo?
Y con csa logica de infantil re-
volucionarismo, pretendiamos i'm
poner nuestra demente voluntad.
Mama. cansada de Or tantos gri
tos v yer tantos saltos, por 81 To-
graba la pacificacion domestica;
nos obligo a sentarnos en- ell sue
10; ella ocup6 una sillita baja; pa
rece que la estoy viendo, V
-Si os estais quietos, os digo
-un cuento.
jUn cuentog No estabamos nos
otros para cuentos aquel dia. Nues
trOs dulces, nuestros juguetes.
nuestro paseo, era 10 que queria
mos. ! No habia dulces, nj jugue-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
VOICES AJENAs

En- sumplimiento de los debsrss qu.
mos inpOne nueutrO ''prospectO, ORE
cemss nuestras columnas a los inteIec
tuaies del pals que necesita, mas qu.
nunca, de Ia cooperation de aus hom
bres pensadOres para que el pueblo re.
ciba la mas completa information po
sibls acerca de su problema politicO.
6er6n acogidas todas las ideas rete
rentes al estudio de todos los aspec
tos en- que pueda plantearss nuestr,
Status y, por consiguiente, lor partI
darios de todas las soluciones teDdrAI
igual derecho q mandarnos sus trs--
jos. Estos SO publicar&n con 10 Ar
no les daremos eabida.
ma de sus autores, sin cuvs cOndis:"1O
Creemos innecesario declr que, dada
In indOls dc este pri6dico y la cul
tura de los escritOres que deseen pre-
var "a valioso SOncurso, no aparecs
~ ninguna Erase que pueda mOrtiAca'
tenedores de los principios Ss- pueds.
persOnalmente ninguno dc los man
exp0nerse o debatirA~
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Orden del dia

Esta nOche es Nochebucna
V no es nOche Gle dormir.
(Cantar popular).

iTe acuerdas? Mama eStaba iris
te, por causaS desconOcidas en-
tOnces para nOSotrOs. El sueldO de
papa, segiIn mas tdrdc hemos To-
gradO comprender. no alcanzaba
para hacer gaStOs eXtraOrdinarios,
y gracias que llegasemos a fin
dc mes sin grandes deudas que
agobian V sin hambre que mata.
Mama nos habla prometidO, STEM
pre- optimista la buena mama, a
c0ndici0n de que fueramOs d0ci-
les y obedientes, pasar una noche
alegre, con muchos dulces, un po-
quito d" vino, juguetes abundan
ties Y, como final de fiesta, asisten-
ella la MiSa del Gallo.
Que algeria la nuestra Aquel
mes de dicicmbrc. tan lejano Que
no vOlvercmOS cncOntrarlo V que
acaso no recordemos bien Ell que
aiio qued6. fue para nosotros mes
de voluntaria penitencia, soporta
da sin quejas. como quien sopor-
Ia un martiriO para alcanzar La
gloria 0 como quien sOpOrta un
castlgo sabiendo que pronto ha
d" venir la indulgencia. Que bue-
nos, que d6ciles, que calIaditos
Aiilos mejores que nosotros no Sc
hallaban con facilidad. En- lonta-
nanza. para el 24 de diciembre,
unoS cllantos dulces Y un modesto
Jolgorio casi infantil, Y sin embar-
go, desde ell dia primero de ese
mes, tn bondad, nina de ocho amos.
solo era comparable la mia. va
ron inquieto a los doce a la de
nuestro hermanito, chiquitin ira
vieso que ell sus cuatro amos de
cdad nos deleitaba con sus cuatro
mil diabluras v nos hacia coger
berrenchines al romper los obie-
tOs de nuestra predilecci0n.
Tc acuerdas, hermana? La iris
teza de mama nos procure bastan-
te enojo. Llegamos adivinar que
las prOmesas iban quedar incum-
plidas, y como tn me preguntas-
tes, curiOsa Y temerosa, que don
de estaban los dulces Y yo te res
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24

81 el deplorable astr0nOmo Por-
ia, que predijo ell fin del mundo
para ell diez Y siete de este mes, Sc
hubiera entcrado de que una de
las mas extraordinarias conjuncio
mes de planetas ocurrio pocas no.
ras antes de nacer Jesiis, no hubie-
ra asustado muchos nifiOs V a
las personals de escasa educaci0n.
Segtm los calculos fidelfsimos
Jel gran Keplero, mil veces mas as
tr0nom0 que POrta, tan grande CO.
mo Newton Y como Tico Brahe-,
ell ano de TAI de Roma, es decir,
del nacimiento del Senor, aparecio
una cstrella tempOrarla, ell medic
de una conjunction Incompatible
de diverSOs astrOs; Y csc fen0me
no al principio natural, Y quizas
prcdicho por los oraculos primi-
tivos, advirti6 a los Reyes magos
el gran suceso, y despues les ira
10 la senda Y ell sitio.
ESos tres sabios, llamadOS a la
fe de tan misteriOsa V pOetica ma
nera, fueron a llevar a la Gruta
tres dones emblematicoS, pfoduc-
toS de sus regiones opulentas la
mira amarga, que significa el hom
bre deStinado al llantO Y al sacri-
ficio; Ell orc, tribute de los reyes
y Signo de la soberania; Y ell in
cienso OdoriferO de las gOmas ara
bigas, que simbOliza la Divinidad,
pOruue NADIA representa- mejor la
adoraci0n que Sus vOlutas aroma
ticas siempre volando al cielo.
va en-el curse de las edades ven
dram los reyes cristianos a humi-
llar sus corOnas ante la pobreza del
Milo del EstabO.
Ali depositaran las suyas T2o-
dosio, Carlomagno. Alfredo el
Grande. Esteban de Hungria,
Eduardo el Confesor, Enrique ii
ell Cesar Imperial, Fernando de
Castillo Y Luis de Francia, muchos
santos Y todos gloriosOs, dignOs SUI
cesores de los magnateS de Orien-
te que han prOclamado, como ellos,
la SOBERANIA SOCIAL DE
CRISTO.