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Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
EAGLEVILLE

Fifteen gay and hearty young wo- men of this village greatly enjoyed an old fashioned sleighride Wednesday evening last. Myron Greens fancy span of prancing horses, hitched to the big hay cart. carried, them to Spring Hill. There the merry maids did full justice to the excellent church supper, and had their digestion aided by a very amusing entertainment
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

MEMS NEGLlGEE SHIRTS, made of
 good quality pereale-Sale prices 9sc
 and S1.69. mENS BLACK COTTON HosE-Sale
 prices 1se, 21c and 2sc a. pair.
 MEMS WOOL HOSE, heavy-saie MEMS CANVAS GLOVES. ni.in ar
 jersey wr1st-sale price 15c pair. BOYS PERcALE AND cHAmBkAY
 sLousES-sale prices 65c and ese. BOYS OUTING FL A N NE ScOoSEs, tan and Sale price BOYS SWEATERS Sale price saes MEMS sWEATERS-sale nr,ce S1 ao MEMS SLIP -oNs-sale price S2no
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
.sTONINCTON

Mrs. Mary Duffy Eldredge wlfe of Charles, F. Eidredge, of Quonocon- taug, died Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Captain and Mrs. c. Grover Edredge. in Diving street. in the bor- oHgh, after several weeks illness. She was married three years ago and had long been, a resident of the borough.
 stoH;netcn Pointers.
 William, sTilinghast.. of Greenport, employed aboard fishing boat laid up here and who has been i'll aboard the craft for several days, has been taken to the home ef Captain Giles Wood. MT. Tilnnghast has influenza
 The 1920 Sewing Circle held gentle mems ght, at the home of Miss Abral Brown in Westerly Wednesday night.
 is being repainted.
 The disquieting microbe of love give;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
Breed Theatre.

When a man loves he braves death to secure the girl of his choice. Threats cf disinheritance, the scorn of society or rage of 8 parent nave little effect upon him. He can live down all these misfortunes and come back with. added force. Society soon f1.gets Nhat q man does, although it never fcrgets the slightest breach of et:quette On the part of a woman. This is Int story told in Wien A Man Loy~'Ty which is tht feature at traction at the Breed. theatre today and tomorrow. Earle Williams is seen in the leading role which is one adapted to his. charming personality. When 4 Man Loves is the type of a story that pleases. In it you see nothing but pure. unadulte9ated love of a high minded man for a simple. trusting virgin of the east. It is one of those stories that pieases all be- cause. it. lays. bare, the divine princi- pie of life and all that makes it sweet.
 Elaine Hammerstein will also be seen in Greater Than Fame. a .ro- mantle drama of society life and the Pathe News, will complete the bill for today, and Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Strand Theatre.

The Strand has the finest show ever seen in Norwich, barring none The novelty minstrels with five men in a Jewish singing, talking and dancing act. is sure to make the peo- pie go > over it. I advise you all to come l. see this act. ItNwill chase the blues away. Emmett and Moore are seen in some Irish songs, dances and that should make the Irish feel proud of themselves. They are two very clever mirthmakers. Kennedy and Dinus are also on the program with little bit of this and that You are sure to Ike them. Mary McLa- ren is also seen in the Weaker Vessel a six part super production. It Is full of comedy and a wonderful pic ture
 The most popular, cleanest, best ventilated theatre in Norwich-The Strand
 When the unexpected happens at a Ioa,.dir O. to-ica Vo,I oct fried a0oc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
T6ley KldIle!:yj PIlIs

taking pictures of the many different opera tions in the mill, also pictures of the new restaurant and the streets of the village. s
 Mr. and Mrs F. W. Boys attended a banquet given by the Southern New England Cotton Mrfg,'s Association at the Hotel Narragahsett, Providence on Saturday last
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
MOOsUp

Tonight. Collins Singing orchestra of Marlboro Firemen's ball, Jewett City. Dancing until 4 a, m.--adv.5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

A pleasant task these days fer our comnissioner General Of Ira-- migration, Anthony Caminetti. s1ths signing of deportation warrants for the "Reds'' recently caught in the nstion wide raids by Federal a.genfs. foE prohabiy no one is bet ter posted on sl,eirs methods of working seAinst.t .the tfov2rnmen nj.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

Fl. L. sAEAGE'S closed car leaves Bulletin Office every morning except Sunday at % o'clock fer Willimantic. Fi-st ear in morning to leave Will mantle for Norwich. Inquire at New York Lunch or at the hotels. nov24d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
BALHG

Tonight, Collins, Singing orchestra of Marlboro Fsremen's ball, Jewett City Dancing until 1 a..m.-ady.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

New Rritain.-Rev. Lucyan Roinovv- I'slii pastor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Pollshl church celebrated the
 25tl anniversary of his ordination to the Catholic priesthood at a solemn
 high mass Sunday morning at. which Rt. Rev. Pishep John J. EilaIl ard Asxiliare B'shop John c. SFsrr9v
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
MEMS FURNISHINGS

At the prices in effect during Winter Sale it would be true economy to purchase needs for present and future use
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS

On account of the influenza scare the supper al the Baptist church a. Preston sC stS i.as been indennltseiy postponed
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Pictures al Breed Iheau Vaudeville ami siotion FIct1rse ~ Strant Theatrs
 reat-fe sa ss5- Theatre.
 Moose Carnival at 0ly ie Moose Carni cal at Osy p iI@1i
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

Lee 6 ossood can supply you
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

The disquieting microbe of love gives the ola hAehelor s wide berth
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30

When the unexpected happens at boarding house you get fried eggs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30
THE H. c. MURRAY co.

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Seelal Aansuneene,ts.

w. APPRENTICESHIP,
The Busy Bee sewing cire,s
the RebekAhs will meet Thur
afternoon 1t Odd Fellows p
Miss Jessie Wayne will b \
hostess for the afternoon. 81
Mrs. Rebecca Taylor at her ho.
SIS FIftesnth street will eatert,,
the members of the Ladies' AN !,
ciety q the cak Grove United -
byterian church on Thursday afs
noon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of 1.
First United Presbyterian eh,,s
will be entertained Friday ~
noon at the home OF Mrs. WIN
r. Aster, 1870 Seventh avenue.
The Community Bible class :
meet at the Oak Grove ChapS \
Wednesday evening.
A meeting Of the St. Jos
alumni. will Be held tomorrow y
ming 1t st. Joseph's convent n
will be q special meeting and N
members Of the alumni are urs
to be present.
The regular meeting Of Eliza q.
field tent, No. %, Daughters Of Il
Grams. will be held at $50 To-
row afternoon at Swedish o.
hall in Moline. A large attends
is desired.
Mrs. q. H. Salzmann at her h~
1872 Sixth avenue, will enteftS
the Tri-city Embroidery club !
her home on Thursday Afternoon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

Reservations of seats for the
first musical event Of the season,
the contest by the Artist trio, to be
sponsored by the Tri-city Musical
association, Oct. 10, will start next
Monday omrping, Oct, IL. Seats
can be secured at the Cable Music
House In Rock Island, at the Tri-
city Piano company in Moline and
1t Schmidt Music House in DAY.
export. The concert will be given
in Augustana college gymnasium.
The trio is composed OF Carolina
Iassari, contralto; Grace Wagner,
soprano. and Renato Zanel1i. Lag
zari, the remarkable contralt0 and
Zanelli sang in concert here last
winter with the Metropolitan quar-
tet, and. they need no introduction
to local admirers. Miss Wagner,
the soprano, is comparatively new.
but her reputation as an artist Is
known here. She is the niece OF
Charles l.. Wagner, manager of
CAOlMdLA, AAAAAil 0uu OthCI O.
Her brilliant career has virtually
Just begun, but already she holds
q place among the lists of capable
artists. She made her debut in 1919
as Marguerite in Faust" with the
Society OF American Singers in
New York. She is the possessor
Of a voice full Of sweetness and
purity, and evenly developed. 1t
has an unusual sympathetic quality
which alone could win her success
The trio is accompanied by Frank
LaForge, the we'll known composer
pianist, who will also give solo
numbers.
The association completed con-
cert plans at the first meeting Of
the board of the season held yes
terday morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Nel in Reck Island.

Saturday morning At 1880, in the
once Of the officiating justice IF
the peace, ]. A Boman. was SOL
emnised the marriage OF Miss Ruth
M. Doggett and Edward Francis.
both Of Davenport. Miss Blanche
williams and A w. Wilkerson at
tended the couple. The new home
will be in Davenport
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
". R C. Inspection Meeting.

W. X. L. Inspection Meeting.
Mrs. Ella D. Work, past depart
ment president of Chicago, will in
spect the Woman's Relief corps at
the meeting to be held tomorrow
afternoon at Memorial hall. The
meeting is called for 2 o'clock, and
all the members are asked to be in
attendance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

". Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Parona was left with
many lovely gifts as mementoes of
the occasion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Surprise ON Mrs. Weisman.
Surprised on Birthday.

Mrs. J. P. Parona Of $40 Elev-
enth street was the victim Of a
surprise party last evening when
company Of 20 of her friends
arrived to spend the evening and
help her celebrate her birthday
anniversary. Music and dancing
made the hours pass all too quick
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Reception 4 rarlsA Hsuse.

go = N.~a-A $3.50
.. rsr.s~
~ 1 = ~ -. ..s.s.~
~ ~ MAlA solss ssa. =, -.
oEsnwes.ern ., Ekl..1
Iae aApF ~ W. IIo.@ ~ .ns.e
were Ap0u. one eGnoseo ..ty 49,
ent, .ncsuo.l syV1e - sAvss
p1lsnea 0eNkAses ~ ms@.s.s
OF the davenport paIiss. Dsuop
with. Dean and Mrs, Marmaduks
Hare DE-. ana Ars. ". Z Aiien'
Mrs. ;. = CraMloru anu =.
Greinsr, sioux Cisy, WelcoMeo .ne
guests. During the evening = "a
ltxhtlul lnIoFmA program was ~
n. with vocal selectlons ana 0y
musical numbers. Tea was ser seo
later in the evening. Tnose pour
ing were mrs. Harry b. Joroan'
Mrs. w. L. Allen and MRS. Marina
duke Hare. The rooms were pref
ttly decorated with bouquets OF
ful bouQust OF asters on the serv-
ing table. Pink and red cannas
were used on the sage.
A son was porn 10 MIS-. MyI,le
Keeper OF Muscatlne, at the Lutn-
eran hospital, Moline. MRS. Alep-
per was formerly Mas Myrtie MY
husband died recently from INJURIES
received in an accident.
Have Regular Meetlng.
The Westminster guild OF the
CQnfral pr0ahVterfan church held
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

~ r - ~ EelIsIs ~ tvoI
coupi6s lnotoe1A Aer1 fpon ~
Louis A11sar6 VISITING ID Moline.
IN 1e1icioa1 fcnf SenrSsd DIM
~ - Nesed ~ Gle1btk ~ the
table NaS centefed W1h . bouquet
~ late fall gfade flowers. Socia-
bility occupied the evening hours.
Mrs. J. l. Cannon Of Hartford.
Conn, who IL visiting 1t the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Skinner,
1914 Eighteenth avenue: vas also
IN ouf-of-tovn guest Mr.. ~ Nrs..
Skinner are entertaining the same
group Of visitors this evening 1t IN
evening party complimentary -
Mrs. Cannon.
MembeRship Beeth q MeCab1s.
Rock Island Woman's club MEM
bsrship tickets vill - % sale on
Friday and Saturday afternoons
from : to s o'clock It the Second
avenue entrance TO McCabs's store.
Mrs. A.. w. Champion, the regis
'trar. and Mrs. Sam Switzer, the
treasurer, will have . booth there
for the convenience Of members
and would-be members OF the club.
All new membership applications
must be Fin before Monday, when
tho committee has it, last meet
ing before the opening Of the club
season. The names will be acted
upon by the board At It's meeting
the following day. New member
ships cost $2.10. while renewals
cost $1.10. Anyone desiring fur
ther information can secure 1t at
the downtown booth on either of
the two days.
Sponsor Concert Recital.
The ladies' aid society of the
Spencer Memorial Methodist church
10 sponsoring . very interesting
c0ncsft recital to b given by Will
ford aEiteman, pianist, and Miss
Sarah Stocking, reader. this
evening at tie church. The pro-
gram to be given follows:
Praeludium ..,............ Oldberg
Norwegian Bridal Procession Grieg
En- Courant (Running). GODDARD
At the Sign of the Cleft Heart.
............ Theod0sia Garrison
Voices Of Spring ........ Sinding
Jardins Sous La Pluie CA Garden
Tn tho Ro{ul DohuS Sv
polonaise (Op. 26. No. ~. Chopin
The Fleet Goes By. !. Mary Synon
La Companella. -. .Paglini-Liszt
The House With Nobody In IT,.
JOice Kilmer
Roofs .............. Joice Kilmer
THE church has been redecorated
recently, and will be seen this
evening for the first time with
the new decorations.
Observes Ladies' Night
The drill team of Rock Island
commandery, No. IS, knight Tenn
plars, observed ladies' night last
evening, when the ladies were
quests III muCu cuJOycu uAuuCI
party at the temple. The meal was
followed by a drill and dancing, the
mnsics beipg Furnished by Whites
|orcAsGtta. This was one Ola ser
n u xnaifs Planted UyMsteam
for the winter months.
The next affairs will be given on
Nov. 10, Dec. is, Jan. 20 and March
~. Whites orchestra will play for
the dancing on those evenings. Pro-
ceeds from the parties are to be
used to send delegates to the state
conclave in the fall Of 1921 at Fort
Sheridan and to the tri-ennial gath
ering in New Orleans in the spring
Of 1922.
The ladies' auxiliary have chosen
Mrs. James Morris as chairman of
their organization and the COM
mittee members are Mrs. Charles
Snyder, Mrs. J. G. Schollinger, Mrs.
H.. J. Kahn and Mrs. Harry WEIGH.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Gard Party at Weber Home.
TO Give Chicken Supper.

TO GlVo chicken supper.
Under the auspices OF the Big
Island Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton a chicken supper will be serv-
ed at the school house on Big Is
land, Saturday evening. Oct 16,
from to o'clock. This is the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Prouthero-C Craftsman.

At I O'Clock Saturday afternoon
at the parsonage of st. Johns Meth
odist church, Davenport. Rev. Frank
Cole ofiiicated at the marriage of
Miss Dora Chrisman of Davenport,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Chrismap Of Aberdeen. S. D.. for
merly Of Davenport, to Harry
Prouthero of Rock Island. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Prouthero of
Trenton, Mo. The attendants were
Mrs. Florence Nielsen and William
Gruby. The bride wore a blue serge
gown with an accordian plated
skirt, and a blue velvet hat. Her
flowers were a corsage boquet Of
pink roses.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Dudley of 929
Twenty-flrst street, Rock Island.
Covers were laid for sixteen. the
table appointments being carried
out in blue and white. Carnations
formed the centerpiece.
The bridal couple have gone to
housekeeping at sos Forty-fourth
street, Rock Island. Mr.. Prouthero
is employed at the Velie Motor Co.
Surprise on Mrs. Weisman.
Mrs. Harry Lifshitz and Mrs.
MichaelS Brotman planned and car
ried out a successful surprise par
ty Saturday evening, honoring Mrs.
N. Weisman at her home, ia
Ninth street
While the honoree was absent
from tho -hous4 the. company Df Is
:.cosplsss gathered. The, Ishanoree
was completely taken by surprise
upon her return. General sociabil-
ity and dancing occupied the even
ing hours, and a dainty lunch was
served. Mrs. Weisman was pre-
sented with many beautiful gifts as
remembrantes Of the occasion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
-Seyens Club Meets.

Mrs. Frank T. Dufva entertained
the Sevens club In It's opening
meeting at her home, 1907 Seventh
avenue, Moline. yesterday after
noon. 1t was . splendid meeting,
all Of the members being present.
The program topic was India,
and Mrs. Fabian Nelson gave ,
splendid talk on "The Land, the
Divisions, the Villages. the Prov
inces and the Capitals" and Mrs.
Lee Hazard gave Q very interesting
paper, her subject being Races
and Languages. Culture and Caste, "
Following the program . delightful
social hour was enjoyed. and de-
licious refreshments were served
bv the hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Lady Turner's Meet.

Yesterday afternoon the Lady
Turner's held . meeting At the Har
tel Harms, when after . business
meeting cinch was played. Plans
were made for q card party 70 b
sponsored ON Nov. 8 at the hotel,
when cjnch and 500 will be played.
The general public Is to be invited
TO the affair. Prizes In the games
yesterday, went to Mrs. Knappe Of
Davenport Mrs. Louise Bertelaon
and Mrs. Mary Schmid. There W6re
two visitors present. Following
the games refreshments were Aerv-
cd. The next melting will be held
ON Nov. /.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

Hfst AFFAIR to Be given by IL new
II organized association. and plans
are being made to make the sup
per ! big success. A musical pro
gram viii BE- given during the eve
ming. Rock lslaad friends wishing
to attend are assured that t4sfe
will b. . free taxicsb service nom
the car line at the canal bridge to
the school. and from the school to
the car line. after the evenings
entertainment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
To Celebrate Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Balluh, .pio-
neer residents of Davenport, will
celebrate their golden wedding
Monday, Oct. IL, at their home, 42A
West Fifth street, Davenport. They
will keep open house all day to
their relatives and friends, and in
the morning special services will
be held for them at St. Joseph's
church in honor of the wedding
which was solemnized so years ago
in the same church. A family din
ner will be held at 5 o'clock at the
home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

yvnrd, noted English lee
n11gtnio1r, VII - Ne speak,
s1Sst iheeti1g ~ the Rotk
lcmaA's ctut On Oct. Is.
onts . Iscture which il In
~ Win - much humor.
huanaD interest stories that
S1ly = o1teetatnment.
Ward ca0ttxAtGU her au-a
With hee unUsuaI hrilliance.
- . vea16glhl ability 10
W quickly fron tn common
% the stheeeal and her
II blsndtne Of the humorous
~ serious enables her to
1 hsr iistensrs 70 her height
M 1escsnd With them and rise
! an again.
~ audiences are alternately
a1 10 tAaes and laughter.
- he had been on the plat
y IN minutes" says the Port
un. Mich. Times Herald. Miss
~ had captivated her audience.
! 0olllng here Misa Ward explod-
10 theories which Americans
~ to entertain concerning
1jsh women. She has a keen.
oSkl1ng sense Of humon and en-
IN ejoke even on herself to its
llIost possibilities"
eIAie first program. which will be
~ Of the FIRST offered during the
1eeon, promises to attract many
I1mhers. New members are urged
J hare their names IN the hands
( ~ membership committee In
- 70 attend this meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
Dlaner for 81. Louis Visitors.

q Nrs. L. Gsothe At her home, 705
hirteenth avenue, entertained last
nNpning at a pretty dinner party as
courtesy for several st. Louis
neoole who are visiting in Rock Is
nd and Moline. They we're the
Eoetess' daughter. Mrs. Stanley D.
k5AneF, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

\ The fall itinerary has been out
I'D by Mrs. Thomas @. Winter Of
Minneapolis, president 81 the Gem
)eal RESERVATION Of Vba1en's clubs.
~ schedule having included ad-
oooes Sept . and 3 before the Min
ooota convention; Sept. Z, Duluth,
llnn.s and Sept. 1917, Washington;
DDA 20. Wilmington, Del; Sept.
New Hampshire. New England
nlsyence, and Sept, Is Maine con-
1aticQ, '
. The october dates win be: Oct.
CouAcil social agencies. Washing
n. n c.; Oct. I. Petersburg,
Va; Oct. 7, Twentieth Century
Hut netroit, Mich: Oct. 1914, New
Fork and Pennsylvsnia state con-
Poations Of Federated clubs; Oct.
n. American Civic association, Am
berst Mass: Oct. Is, Springfield,
fnsa.; Oct. 10, Ohio F. w. c.; Oct.
IN Chicago meetings; Oct. 20, Ne
,fAska convention and Nov. II,
exas convention.
! Accommodations for Delegates.
4 FOR the convenience Of the many
Visitors who will be in the city
1uring the meeting Of the Illinois
ALLEY division Of the State Teach
80 association, beginning Oct. Is,
)eme Of the churches In the vicin-
~ a AugusiAnS college will serve
aeoN .fheI Spencer Memorial
6otAodist, Grace and Zion Luth-
1An have planned to serve, as we'll
the parent-teachers' association
Loagfellow school. A new reSt
loon In the Longfellow school,
hich Is but q short distance from
10 place Of meeting, will also be
IL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17

, dali, el color rojo es muy peligroso..
\ mi me parece peligrosfsimo en- la
nujer, liasta el extreme de que esti-
40 Que puaden ser atFibuidas a su ma
lefica iHtiuencia muchas y muy so
ladas desgracias. yerdaderas catastro
fes. Ello SCI debe a que, para mayor
lnfortunio, actlia sobre nuestro pen
samiento de manera tai, que lie sub
yuga, le atrae, con ese diab0lico po-
der magnetico que ejerce sobre ell hom
bre cuanto constituEe alg1n riesgo,
cuanto puede ocasionarnos alguna. de-
saxon.
Al pensar sobre la teorfa del doc
tor Gladiali Y el terror que al expo
nerla m6str6 hacia ell color rojo, Uni
co, en- el que advierte elementos noci-
vos para la ssRdd del hombre, me he
dicho, Y creo que 81 los lectores de es-
tos apuntes 10 meditan un momento
c0nvendran Ell que es cierto, que ell di.
vino artffice, creador de la mas her.
mosa obra que existe sobre ell haz del
mundo, que es, acknowledgements, ell
cuerpo de la nheer, refieja ell n1ismo
pensamiento que impulse al sabio neo-
yorkino declarar peligroso el color
rojo.
Cual 81 adivinase 10 que idearfa des-
pues Ia mente humaha, el reconoci-
niento por toda la cristiandad, desde
los albores de la civilizaci6n, del co
lOr roj0 como emblema universal de
peligrO, su uso ell los lugares donde
Sc almacenan explosives, junto a los
puentes rotos, para detener la Marcia
de los trenes, alrededor de las exca-
vaciones para advertir al caminante
del riesgo que Ia prOximidad de estas
lie ocaSiona, marco con un pinceI rOjo
los labiSs de nuestra deliciosa com
pailera de existencia, embellecio con
botones de rosa, su torso admirable.
No sc ocult6, seguramente, la in
commensurate Sabidurfa del divine or.
ASolC 4uc 81 DItii, tIl ullo OlEO Ca
so, tratabase de los grandes tesorOs
de ternuIa de la mujer, reQuerfase la
mas exquisite cauteTa pa IA aproxi-
marse a ellos Sin sufrir atroces SUI
plicios. Por ESQ Sc lilnit6 sefalarlos,
a advertir su presencia, pensando que
la discretion del hombre fe permi-
tirfa aproYechar su prudente aviso.
He ahf, pues, un nuevo principle
cientffico, el del peligro que ofrece ell
color rojO la salud la tran
quilidad del hombre, que va habfa
advertido el creador de la primera mu
jer. Cada vez que, sepamos de una
idea nueva, de Tin deScubrimiento Glen
tffico, del hallaZgo de una nueya fuer-
"a, no debenlos dudar de. que en- la
mujer, que eS el compendio de tod0
un cOmpendio que todavfa no ha sidO
bien estudiado, hdllase Sintetizado de
alguna manera. Piense. quien 10 dude
en- algunos de los grandeS progresses
humanoS de nuestra edad. / FL fuido
elictrico? En- la mujer Sc hallaba n,u.
chO antes de que naciera Edison, VI
prObablemente cause la expulsion del
Adam Y Eva del Parafso. Ell ferroca-
rril? Sobre las paralelas femeninas
CORE ell hombre desde que. empez6
civilizarse. iLa aviaci6n? CuaIquiera
que haya ascendido alguna vez en- ae-
plano puede decir 81 no recuerda
una impression parecida, Y 81 no asocia
la remembrance de ella con algdn
.nombre de mujer Antes, mucho an
tes, de que nacieran los hermanos
Wright,ya el hombre ascendfa al sep
timo cielo. Y descendfa con la misma
fecilidad.
ATTAcHE.