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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-13
FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
I1yrIJRNusHED-ssoutsuued.


no. 1914 r STREET NV.
Desirable brick house Of 10 rooms and
; baths with hot-water heat. electricity and gas;
large sleeping porch; sarage with space ZOE
apply. ~ co
TT 18th ct. NV.
1898 9Th ST. NV. VACANT: ROOMS;
| newly decorated; gas: hot and cold water;
toilet; no bath; white.
TWO-FAMfLY ABATEMENT !. l2sl OTIS
NV. Near 14th and Park road. First floor;
ave rooms vacant coal IL Selsr newly aeot
$40. Zee TREsCOTr. 1s42 New York ave. 1S'
176G COL. RID. NV; 10 ROOMS AND
THE WASH. LOAN 4 TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept.
SALE OR RENT, ENFURNIsHED. IN
usually attractive house: six large rooms; hot
water heat: electricity; bath: very select 10
to trolley ie garage; rent. sioo month Ad.
dress BOX 16-A. star ONCE. "
I245 IRVING ST. NV.
10 rooms nS, 1 oWsER electricity near al
1918 n; THREE-sToRY. BASEMENT: TEN
eminent departments: 500.
18th and Q; three-story and cellar brick :;
fourteen rooms, three baths: all modern i'm
provements: $500 month.
+. w. GRAHAM & CO.,
1902 II NV.
40. TIE CONN. AVE. N.W.-THREE.sTORY
brick, 10 r., b.: furnace heat. Price. ETC., see
]. c. WELDON CO.. Ill B Sc.
FOR RENT TO WHITE TENANT.
1881 st. n.w.-6 rooms and bath. SEQ.
Apply GEO. ". LINKINS.
1119 X st.
1O1 MASS AVE. N.W.-CORNER BRICK, 5
large outside rooms and bath: beautiful. large
lawn; $125 per month. also furniture II de.
s.red. Ics Mass. nve.-5-room cottage. $35
month.
1924 9Th ST, N.W.-8 ROOMS, GAS: VACANT:
newly decorated: $50 month: years lease. Key
at lbs. $50 Munsey bldg. Main 2O12.
1sOs NEWTON st. MT. PI.EASANT)-SEAil-
detached: . rooms. = .latiis h.-w.h. electricity,
garage. Call after t:"D or all day Sunday. Ia
Fol: HENT-13U1 REMEDY ST. NV
new corner home.
rooms and bath: heated garage:
CaIYepient to three car lines
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BOSS PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES. -. 3.
Telephone Main 4340 14Co RI ST. N.Y..
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Ipo1eside Section

A fine detached house in the city: has been
recently papered, and painted and contains IL
rooms and bathi well heated by furnace; lot
is 5Ox13O to an ALLEY; can sell the adjoining
lot, making frontage of 1OOx130 feet lat
81 per foot). and arrange reasonable terms to
responsible purchaser. Possession given upon
oft
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., "
738 18th St NV. incorporated, Main $3.50.
Consult Our Sales Department.
On I'D St. Northwest.

/! On I'd st. NORTHWEST.
| Semi-detached, corner of alley. central;
i very desirable location. This house has three
stories and contains IL rooms and bath: has
gas and electricity and modern steam heating
pparatus. Purchaser could get possession
! upon report of title. Special.
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wiLDMAN d CO..
Phone Fr. s0e1. sol 9th st. NV.
Attractive newly remodeled
stores on Connecticut ave. near I~-Steam
heat and electric lights; spacious show win
d0ws.
- Rent Reasonable.
Another desirable storeroom on
On Pennsylvania ave. near 2Oth-E1celient bus.
iness location; large show windows; hardwood
door; private Office; cellar, etc.
Rent Moderate.
On 18th St. Near l.. .
strictly modem building; display windows:
suitable for ladies' tailor, hair dresser, mani
Rent $4,000 for Both Floors.
On E St. Near 10th
Large storeroom. new and attractive; ) rooms
and bath above; electric lights; hot-water
heat
Rent s27/for Entire Building.
~. On 18th St. Near Z.
Large brick building containing storeroom.
large wareroom and 8 rooms and bath above.
Owners Will Remodel to Suit
Tenant.
Allan z. Walker & Co.. Inc,
Sl3 Fifteenth St. NV.
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FOR sAIE-H0UsEs.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
For Colored Purchasers.

Price. $500.
II st.. NV. between end and cSrd SITS. A
seven-room. modern. bay window brick house
1s-foot front: large rooms. In one Of the best
locations ta and the cheapest price In this sec:
~ $500 cash: balance to suit.
Price, $3,575.
eisht-room. modern house. four rooms on q
moor. In perfect condition. No better loca-
tin on Capitol Hill. Convenient to all car
lines and in a splendid neighborhoOd. Rea-
sen&ble terms arranged. and possession given
with deposit.
Price. SITS.
~, Hickman & st; Sc. between 1st and 2nd. J..
house with cellar. One Of the best bays in
this this sscton Duplicates Of this house have
1t IL bargain. Terms.
Price. ST, IT'S.
st. Sc. between 18th and 18th SITS. A
six-room. b.ick house, In a splendid location.
Terms.
Price, ST 600.
,-i.. st ., ss store and dwelling. with large
ner Of an alley Suitable for any business
Price. 81 900.
North Carolina ave. &C.. between Srd and
ton. Terms.
Price. $1,000.
st. re-. near the new high school. A
substantially built six room house: large front
age. with good lot. This neighborhood Is Inn
proving every minute and Is convenient to all
back when you want to sell. but you can sell
at an advanced price. In perfect condition
and ready to move in. Very reasonable terms.
FOR SALE. 500
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Chevy Chase.

Two-story frame. attic. containing seven
large rooms and bath: all modern convenienccs.
Lot is unusually large. being 20 IT. front and
200 IT, deep. This property is occupied by
owner, who will give immediate possession,
and we can suggest first and second trust,
with small cash payment.
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$1,000.
Detached. $4,000.

tractiye and unusual Offering within the city
limits; 3-story brick and frame; in excellent
condition: containing about IL rooms q bed
rooms, and baths; modern conveniences: well
heated; the lot is 80 It. by 200 it.. 10.O47
square feet. This property is occupied By own
er: clear Of any trust; possession can be OBJ
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Mr.. St. AIMS Church.

Wisconsin ave. This is a splendid home. built
end now occupied by owner; two-story and at-
tic frame slate roof. porches- front and side.
and consists of about Il rooms and hath "a
betrvomsl: gas electricity and modern heat
ing plant Large lot 100000 has great
variety Of trees and flowers, large garage Is
car capacityD. Property is clear Of any trust
and purchaser could get immediate possession.
cAAS nOA
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Phone West 900. Wis. ave. and ST:
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME IS NOT $4,000
but 10 $500, with immediate possession;
large rooms. large hall. hall room. cellar under
whole house. modern BATH gas. electricity,
heat; large. wide front. side back and sleeping
porches: large pantry; coal and gas ranges
corner lot, 100x150. with perfect hedges, laws
IKE carpet, shade and fruit. walks, pretty ga
raee and poultry house; highest and best section
ont Baltimore boulevard. GEO. c. WALKER
Kres:c bldg, 18th and G. - IA
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TAKOMA- PARK. DETACHED. :. RGOMS
and bath, electric lights, h.!w.h.,~ lot 40xlc5.
viii accept reasonable. cash oiEer for equity
Call Col. 413S. p: :. =, ..-..- ~
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: IMMEDIATE' POSEESsION.7
For quick sale by Owner-1O rooms: MI:
brick garage; :O-ft.- paved alley. kilbourne
St. near 18th st. Phone cleveland 1884, aIter
SRW RT7ETNESS HOUSE, STORE AND FLATS.
Corner n. Capitol; nothing finer or better built;
MODERN, like. the JONESES; hot water cleo
tricity. business for any line unsnrpassen.
=. Is"
LIGHT BRICK: COLONIAL. PORgHNs; SIX
rooms. hath. hot-water heat. electricity; prac-
tieaIiy new; deep lot; p.yed aLey; sq ars
space: terms. OWNER l248 y ct. ne. IL
own THIS HOME BY THANKSGIVING.
Owners loss; your gain: Inspect at once. I'm
mediate possession. Up-to-date Groom bEck;
hot-water heat; electric lights: porches; ga
rage space: hne repair. In NV. section near
terms Apply room ao7. no l4th st. NV: ~
N CLEVELAND PARKcABEAUTlFUL HOME
Of 10 rooms. sleeping porch. SaraEe: woods ana
brook at rear; cash payment. 300 Maeomb
MODERN NEW .s-ROoM DETACHED HOME
Of Army oficer. reassikned; Greatly less than
identical house. new. IL selling: save agents
commission Address Box 127-A. Star onsce
1857 MERIDIAN Pr. N.W.-6ROOMs. BATH.
double brick garase; cash or terms; immediate
poRseSston. - - IL
SEMI OTIS: PLACE NV
A Breuhinser house; rooms. breakfast and
stripped throughout; double brick garage with
lights. water and sewerage; Pittsburgh insfan-
taneous heater; hardwood 6oors and trim; con
crete front porch: winters supply Of coal;
terms. OWNER. 686 Otis ,plxce nv. a..
OWNER OFFERS IDEAL HOME IN BROOK
lands rooms; ami; large corner lot; lawn.
shade, fruit garden: near cars stores, churches,
schools. Catholic >Uniyersity and Trinity Col
leEe 3826 18th st. ne. =. ~.
ONE BUILDING WITH THREE ENTRANCES.
three Oats at each entrance. ST.. &.b. each;
htrobe and range: porches;l renting for
| $2:95Q;: could easily bring $40 No ex-
penses except taxes. water rent and irsur-
ance. $4,000 hrst trust now on property.
Sell for so. 200. Including above trust 5000
cash; second trust, -. 900. payable $50 month.
leaving $3.50 per month for upkeep. On
18th st. ne. near B. Address OWNER,
lilo n st. ne.
TAKoMA- PARK. DErACIIED. :. ROOMS
| and BATH electric lights h.!w.h., lot 40Il25.
81. 500. Winters coal. stored; leaving town;
will accept reasonable. cash oKer for equity.
! Call Col. 413s. >. .".s- l4s
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$4,000.

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC. ...
73S 18th St NV. Main $3.50.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures APARTMENT:
an entire hoor: living room and bedrooms with
parquet floors; large. light rooms: all outside:
large glassed sun room with door " indows and
oak floor for sun bath or sleeping: steam heat:
electric light: perfect condition: fresh and
clean: quiet. private home Of owner: tiled bath
private: continuous hot water: telephone: also
interior house phone: noa.AOusekeeping except
for electric breakfast grill. which. with neces-
sary utensils will be furnished dne residence
section: near raf lines: or adults. Call
after 3 pm. 1874 Park road.
THE DRESDEN.
Immediate possession.
0 rooms and : baths with servants room and
bath
sWARTZEIL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO.,
III 18th st NV
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s5,50O-i2Ol G st. ne; corner brick dwelling
with seven rooms and bath: cellar.
Under rental at $40 per month. -
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ss.s5o-G 81. ne. near End ST.; brick dwell.
, ing with sik rooms and bath; GOOD
ward to rear public -nHey.
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FOR SALE
Near Dupont Circle.
3-STORY APARTMENT.
5 apartments, 2 and 3 rooms,
bath each; electricity; Ruud
water heater. Fine investment
or home. Renting for $3.50 per
month. Less than $4,000 will
buy. See Mr.. TEL. with
Swartzell, Rheern & Hensey Co,
III 18th St. NV.
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q. Ooo--s1s It'll st. ne: frame dwelling il
white neighbOrhood. with large real
ward to public alley.
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Main $3.50.
Chevy Chase, D. c.

On Jocelyp ST. near Conn. ave. Two stories
bath; gas. electricity snd hot-vater heat;
spacious lot to q l5-ft. alley; ample room for
garage. Owner Is anxious to sell, and we are
Offering this ~ Q special.
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You homeseekers who THINK you can buy
cheaper direct from owners call mp Nj. BOYD,
and let me prove to you that an AGENT can
buy cheaper for you and get better selection.
and my car are At yosff service ut sany time
to chow you the best: - = =.
eth ST. s.W.-AROOM AND BATH BRICK;
long back yard TO wide alley. Pfice. only
50 O75; $500 cash. balancet $55 month: g.,
Sth, near F st. s.w.-6e rooms snd bath
Price $500: $500 cash, balance $50 month.
THOMAS p BROWN. 617 AZ. st. 'sw:
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FOR SALE
In Sauls Addition.
Handsome Detached Hcme.
8 rooms. bath; h. W.; elec.; gas.
Garage; large lot.
Immediate Possession.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
SwartzeN. Rheem & Hersey Co,
III 18th St. NV.
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20 5oO-Iocated on P st. between kinEman pl.
! and 18th ct. nsw. Brick dwelling
with II rooms and q baths: furnace
4 heat
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? = FINE HOME IN GEORGETOWN.
= Best location. Vacant. $500 allowed from
price. for decorating. Easy terms. Price.
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s7.75o-47s F st. sw.: q well constructed ana
we'll located brick dwelling with l:
rooms and bath: newly paperet
throughout. Two-car garage Of brici
in rear, on wide alley. POSSES
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
OLD FASHIONED ALMANAC

Ever try to get one of the old fashioned almanacs that used to be so common? It will not be as easy as you imagine It used to be that every drug store counter was cover ed with them, and all you had to do was to just help yourself. Not so now. Comparatively few f them are being printed, probably not more than quarter of the number formerly. The high cost of paper has something to do with it, and so has the action of the Federal government in the strict enforcement of the National Prohibition act against the manufac- turers of certain prprietary medicines which are largely composed of alco- hol. These manufacturers were among the most popular of the almanac pub fishers. But they have been forced to change their formulas, and the radical changes made in their busl- ness have in many instances induced them to discontinue their almanacs. Not more than half dozen different almanacs can be found in Little Rock today.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
ATIONAL GUARD
 FORMALLY ORGANIZED

r,o orpanization of the Arkansas
 ..;onal Guard has been formally
 .horized by the War Department.
 was merged into the regular units
 tbe Army in the Great War, and
 .r organized body of troops ceased
 svist nearly three years ago.
 Tho Department has authorized one
 r,ment of Infantry, now being or
 ,;yed as the 5tn Arkansas Infantry
 hattallion of engineers, now be
 oroanized IS the 2d Arkansas
 pcineers Battalion; and one ambu-
 Dss Company, motorized.
 Federally recognized state staff
 authorized to consist of one colo
 three majors; Quartermaster
 rps, two majors, two captains, 10
 ,peants; Ordinance Department, 2 Isiors. one sergeant; Medical De-
 srtment, one major, one sergeant, hal the necessary quota of privates
 each.
 The organizatin, equipment training nd administration of these units will
 performed by Federally recogniz- \ National Guard officers, under the uryellance of the War Department, thich, through the operation of the Militia Bureau, is fostering efficien- N and preparedness in the National buard
 The officers will be selected in so lar as the interests of the service are kermissable, from the personnel f the National Guard Reserve. This com brises former officers of the United Bates Army who demonstrated capa- bity in their respective grades in he regular service during the recent kar
 Under laws enacted by Congress, |he members of these units will be taid for their services as National Guard when not in the service of the |tate or of the United States at the |ate of $500 a year for captains and Pn officers of higher rank, $240 a Eear for first lieutenants, $200 year Tor second lieutenants, and 25 per lent of the regular army pay author zed by law for the enlisted grades. To qualify for this pay, it will be 'equired that a man attend AS or more periods of drill, or other instructions lnnually. When in actual service r lttending encampments, manouvers or argetpractice, members of these units Vill be paid as prescribed by the reg liar army. The 9th Arkansas Infantry shall onsist of the officers, a headquarters ompany, including band of 28 pieces, f one officer and 58 enlisted men; a aachine gun company of 4 officers md 53 enlisted men; a supply com any two officers and 29 enlisted len; twelve companies of three off CTS and 100 enlisted men each; a. ledical department of 4 officers and enlisted men.
 The total strength of the regiment lll be 566 officers and 1861 en- sted men.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15

II the bowels are clogged up poisons
 get into the blood, causing loss of euenngth, skin eruption, dizziness and Eps;lugo p;lI (blind staggers). Prickly Ash
 Pa D,.'ers will open the bowels, drive Vas tne impurities and restore the fprsngth, energy and cheerful spirits.
 Store 0'e aoS
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
ADDJTIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
 TO NEVADA COUNTY CONTEST

The undersigned firms and individ- uals of Prescott have contributed the amount opposite their names, in ad- dition to what has already been pub lished. The very fact that they have given this is enough to show that they are interested in the education of the children of Nevada County.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
\ Prescott Daily News Published by
 |. News Printing Company

..rad as second class naia mat
 ~.rambsr 4th, 1905, at the post 1 4 Prescott, Ark, under the act r.osress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
Certain-teed Week
 March 15.2O

IS week devoted by dealers every. where to the display of Certain-tecd Products which contribute to the pro- per construction of new buildings and the improvement of old ones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-19
-lSu nombre?

Su rombre?
I'm maestro de escuela.
Ell portero penetr6 en- el des-
1pacho de SUI Excelencia y a Jos
cortos instantes, sali6, diciendo-
me fisueno:
Puede I'd. pasar.
Mi indumentaria confeso que
nunca Sc ajusto al dltimo nj al
penultinao figurin de la moda.
No soy honbre-percha. AL yes
tir lie concedo 70, aparte la mora
lidad, un lugar algo secundario.
Ell senior Ministro con amable
sonrisa sitio a mi paso, tendien-
dome su mano e indicandome un
asiento me pregunto:
IA que debo, senior mio. ]?
-Pidole disculpa a mi liber-
tad de llegar I'd, sin recomen
dacion y sin presentation algu-
ma.
No es precise. iEn que
pueda servirle o..
-Sere breve, Sr. Soy espa1ol,
estoy ahora de redactor en- ell
diario eel Pueblo; ell dia lie ten
go hbre Y deseo consagrar al
gunas horas a la ensenanza.
g Els I'd. Professor?
-Aquf traigo los papeles.
E incontinente presente a la
vista del Ministro todos los do
cumentos ofciales que me acre
ditan como Professor.
-Bien, bien,-expres6 ell Mi
nistro, despues de examinar
aquellos minuciosamente.-
dira.
<-Deseo, senior, que de los
efectos escolares fuera de uso,
me proporcione los suficientes,
para establecer I'm Colegio.
-; Tiene I'D. va local?
Isl, senior. I
q D6nde?
Gale de Santa F6, No. 1881.
Ell Ministro anoto en- SUI car
terra esta direction y me dijo:
i-Manana, atlas tres de la
tarde, sera I'd. complacido.
Con efusivo apreton de ma
nos, como 81 hubieramos sido
antiques amigos, su EXcelencia
y 70 nos despedimos.
AL dia siguiente y hora sena-
lada un cami6n condujo compile
to y famante mobiliario escolar.
NADIA faltaba, para la mayor exi
gencia pedagogical.
"Colegio Hispano-Argentino"
fue ell nombre con que bautice
este acto de mi singular bohe-
mia.
Despues de terminado ell pri-
mer ailo escolar y en- vacaciones,
un amigo mio, paseando los dos
por la gran Avenida de Mayo,
me dijo que, en- la Asunci6n del
Paraguay Sc solicitaba un perio-
dista, para fundar un diario y
Rio de la Plata arriba, ocho d1as
despues, sail en- ell ''Triton" de
la Compailia de Mianovich, ha-
cia la heroica tierar paraguaya.
/. Lopez Merjeliza.
a. Tftuld de un libro en- prepa.
raci6n.
Andanzas de Otro Manchego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-19
Ell Xz COMO PROFILACTICO

considerarse deber mGdco-social adminisrar
el X2 todas las espOsas de SIFILlTCOS EX-SIFILT
COS embarazO SIFILITICO segurOs
que evtaremOs nmensa mayOra de ecuenes abor
os tetO muerO nnOs demuestran
Y revelan evidente degeneration fsca moral.
DE todas las prncipaes Farmacas de San Juan
sla, Juan A. Ferez, Apartado 425-San Juan P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-19

No fu1 1lunca partldarl0 de lo
que ha dado en- llamarse bohemia,
que sirye de hoja dc para, para
cubrir las niayores conscupiscen-
cias.
Sc registrar dos classes de; tipos
bohemios: uno de aspecto alcolIo-
leo, trasnochadores y sablistas
de profession, a los cuales Sc apli-
ca aquel adagio:
''Do quiera que fueres
seas ell que debieres"
0 este otro sustancial aforismo
de los prdcticos:
Cobra y no pagues,
que somos mortales."
Hay tambien los bohemiOs de
alto borde, los de frac Y guante
blanco, que saltan de un pals a
otro con la misma cantinela es-
piritual de la Raza, prodigando
sonetos los poledrosos y ats
vando, con Ell estrambote, el
check apetecido.
Unos y otros, de tar suave mo-
do resuelven facilmente ell arduo
problema de la vida. Los prime
ros, andan a la busca, hacienda
equilibrios sobre la cuerda tiOja
de una simple red0ndilla; los Sc
gundos, a costa de vanidOsos e
imbeciles, lleyan existencia rega-
lada, no dando paz la manO y
son tormento de las musas, a las
que no dejan a sol nj a sombra.
Triste yiyir es este, que no tiene
mas que una ambici6n prosaica,
mediante la poesfa explotada!
Yo, en- cambio, jamas me di6 ell
naipe por estos desahogos lfricos
va elevados grades de tempera-
tura y menos dedique versos y
prosas a los afortunados, para no
eXponerme a sufrir la tiran1a del
dinero, que es de las peores. He
procurado adaptarme a las con-
diciones del pals donde he residi
do; lahore con asiduidad Y puse
tambien mi grano de arena en- la
obra del progreso de, cuantos pue-
bios yisite. ab, 9n ,aaas
Y 81 alguien, por prejuicio o
miras pauperimas, me salio al
paso, recordc entonces al famo-
SO P. Isla, quian asl respondio a
sus gratuitos detractores: a
"Alza la pata, les mea,
y prosigue su camino. ;"
He descubierto el pecho a to-
da aGNersidad y jamas lore a
escondidas, en- un rincon, mis- in
b. ~ -, g i sf,-sr -sAs -es 2