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tainly sufficiently intense To withcr tho
NEUROLOGICAL s,,lamnndcr even If he wero
screened by clouds.
MOON pEsoLATE 0LoRx.
The moon, as well rs the sun, was once
pronounced a populated ball. The moon
dwcllcrs were supposed to live inside the
crust, but this attractive theory died and
early death from lack of any proofs,
and the moon ia now regarded as . dry
and dcsolate globe.
As for the other worlds, Mercury like
the sun is too hot for life to exist there.
and Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and jupiter
are far from the sun and get too little heat
and light TO he convenient dwelling places.
The belief that all of these worlds arc
uninhabited Is of course based on the as
sumption that all forms of life arc depend
cnt on air, water, and n certain range of
temperature. We have never in this world
met n salamander nor any other animal
that could live in fire and therefore we do
not believe that such creatures exist in
other planets. Scientists say that the same
materials occur in all the planets Of our
solar system, and that life, if it existed,
would be governed by the laws with
which we are famiiar.
Still 1t Is not so imany years since
science agreed that no creatures could
possibly live at the bottom of the ocean
because OF the great pressure. We have
since found thatcertain fish are peculiarly,
adapted to just such conditions. Some
fish, for instance in Lake Baikal will ex-
plode the instant they arc brought up
from the depths.
The chances are all against it, but our
learned men may yet find these other
worlds peopled with beings even more
grotesque than Mr.. II. G. Wells fanciful
Msrtians, or the dwcllers reputed to live
inside the moon.
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WAGER LOST ON COOLIDGE.

At reunion, '95 man met a class
mate on the campus. The latter wore
broad grin.
Whats the joker"
81 made a wager that could get
Cal Coolidge into a fve-minute con-
versation. / just tried it. Here's the
conversation:
"Cal, | understand they're going
to knock the tar out of you this election.
MAYBE
'"I hear that q spellbinder is up against
you
eyes
perhaps that will help you: you
may shine by contrast.
"'Perhaps So
81 was stuck for anything more to
say. I'm now going to pay the wager. -
George MacAdam in the Worlds Work
for February.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evcnin

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Feb. I7.-Miss Wotring,
demonstration agent for Cecil county, 10
organizing a children's sewing class in
Elkton. Lessons in elementary sewing
and drcssmaking will be given, free, to all
children who join the class.
Following the footsteps of her brother,
who a week ago eloped to Knoxville.
Tenn, and was married, Miss killena
May Short of Wilmington slipped away
from her home, late Saturday evening,
and came to Elkton. where she WAS mar
ried to William Smith, Jr., young busi-
ness man of Wilmington, by Rev. George
4. Jones of the NJ +. Church
Marriage licenses were issued here, yes
terday. 70 Charles c. Jackson and Ruth
Conner and William l.. Ryan and Violet
V. Terry Of Rising Sun, and James Garrett
and India Ayers and Charles Thompson
and Lucinda Ayers, all of Warwick, Md.
Captain Frank G.. Pratt of Elkton has
been presented with a foreign service GER
tihcate by the National Red Cross for
work in France during the war.
j. +. Crothers and Murray Ewing left
for Washington, today, as delegates from
Cecil Farmers Club snd Ninth District
Farmers Club TO the annual meeting of
the National Board of Farm Organiza-
tons
Mrs. r. NJ WalmsIey, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Frank r. Scott, left
Elkton. Yesterday, for Cleveland, Ohio,
where they will make their home
n. II. Cooling, member of the Board
OF Election Supervisors for Cecil county.
who recently resigned as agent for the
Ericssen steamboat line at Chesapeake
City, will locate in Detroit, Mich.
William McClenahan, formerly news
paper writer, who has been at Union Hos
pital, Elkton, for the past three months,
has returned TO his home at Port Deposit
and is recuperating rapidly.
Mrs. Benetta Bolton, one of Earleville's
oldest residents, was stricken with paraly-
SIS, Saturday, and is confined TO her room.
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SHIP OF DREAMS.
BY Min ma Irving.

| Ten stories up i lift my eyes
From typewriter and desk
And look across the city roofs,
A iumbled arabesque
To skies of deepest sapphire laced
With noontide's golden beams,
Where silver sailed and pearly hulled,
Isee my ship of dreams.
To others it is but cloud
That drifts across the blue,
A vapor in the upper air
DIssolvlng soon to view.
To me lt Is a vessel tall
With slender ropes and spars,
And canvas proudly billowing
Against the sun and stars.
1t brings from far off ports Of call
Rich treasures in the hold;
New books and shining motor cars,
And bars of yellow gold,
And flashing gems and velvet chairs,
And rugs Of rainbow dye,
And all the things for which long,
But can't afford to buy
1t has adventures in the isles
OF ccpra, pearls and spice.
Its bulwarks have been often nipped
In fields of Arctic ice
But always it comes safely back
Through weather foul or fair,
With iades, brocades and lacquered work,
And carven idols rare
When all my earthly tasks are done
Twill anchor o 'er- the town,
And wait for me with folded sails
And Jacobs ladder down,
And laying by my office coat
So shiny at the seams,
My soul, released, will glide away
Upon my ship Of dreams.
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shore birds.
Here also the California or valley
quail Is amazingly abundant especially
about the wheat and tomato fields
Around unusually good feeding grounds
you will find these birds not in coycys,
but in armies, frequently 500 or 1000
Of them feeding together in ono field.
They arc numerous in tho mesquite
covered bills also, and a covcy may often
be located by watching for tho hawks
TINT circle above the thicket where tho
birds are hiding.
Among the rolling foothills, where
they feed on acorns, myriads Of white
wing or Sonora pigeons make their
lomc. At nightfall these birds flock
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down ~ the water holes or irrigation
bitches by the thousands.
Here IL an American happy hunting
ground for those who love the rod and
gun. Some day, when it's charms are bet
ter known, Cuaymas must become a
popular winter resort ~ soft breezes
blue scas, and ideal January outdoor IA
Frederick Simpich, in National Geo.
graphic Magazine.
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ARMIES OF GAME BIRDS,
Feathcred Feeders 4 Pest 10 Planters
Of Western Mexico.

The rice planters in the YAqui VAL
ley, will gladly buy you supply of
ammunition and lend you shot gun II
you will spend your next vacation down
thero. At irrigation time, particularly,
tho wild fowl become pest, for this
West Coast lies on one Of their great-
est migration routes. From a blind be-
ndo rice fold once got wenty-two
redheads in less than an hour, work
ing = l6-gnuge shotgun rs the evening
flight came in. There are geese, too, and
brnnt and curIcw and many varieties of
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month, md have IL finirbnd by nori y
Tbis was tn, much for the blrly YORK.
sbircuan, who sat p4at 20 him nNar.
that's nowt," be said. I've zocn en-
in Yorkshire when I've been going hi
work Iist laying the fo1ndation st,nS ar.,l
when I've been coming home N ueet
they've becn putting The folk oslt Tor
back rent. - london Idras
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A billion Not Billion.

In England billion ~ million BillI,ns
n, 900, ,OyO, 900 ,OyO), while IN the United
States and FrBnce il dwindics 10 thu.
sand millions l1,0co,cr0, ,DODJ. T,sckoncd
on the American plan, there are siightly
more than billion people in the world.
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- x.n era 'rnes. ora.y. p.n.A :
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A TALL STORY.

A Yankee passcBger IN n train the
other day WA wcarylng bis fellow pas
engers with tall stories and remarked
We can start with 1Zstory hotel tb,a
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Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

~ : D. 49,
Equipped with modern mining ma
chinery purchased in the United
States with California money, the rich
copper mines Of the isle of Cyprus,
which centuries ago furnished cop
per for the civilized world, may in a
few months be turning out thousands
of tons Of that metal.
According to an announcement
made yesterday, syndicate of Cali
fornia capitalists has secured long
term purchase lease on a score or
more of the most valuable workings
on the island, and engineers are now
on TIN sround outlining plans for in
staIIing modern mining machinery to
replace the crude plants maintained
by the Phoenicians centuries ago.
While the names of members Of the
syndicate We're not given out, D.. G.
JaclSlin. nulti-millionaire copper mag
nate OF San Francisco. is the recog-
nized head of the corporation.
III When the war first broke out the
syndicate had about completed plans
for perfecting their lease OF % claims
on the island. but complications
brought about by the conflict forced
abandonment of the plan until after
the signing Of the armistice
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

&
Chae. Helm has rented tbs Lance
Nc Lachlan hcuse block south Of the
sDohles Hotel, and ia moving in. Mr..
and Mrs. McLacblsn are moving out
TO the Dollatd farm south east Of
town which was rented the past year
by ]. G. Smith,
mrs. Sam Raglin returned to her
hnme insL.adi Tuesday. after visit
Of 2 couple Of weeks here. She was
acco mpanied- by her mother, Mrs
Bingham, who has spld ter house
here 70 Edward, AIdery and will tenn
=nera = - = ~ ii
Raglin.
The worst storm Of the .seasor
struck " "Wednesday ..morning II
started a. q ieet stosm: but soon
TURNED 70 genuine sIow and by nigh,
eight Or ten inches had fallen. slough
the wind mad 80 piled it up that the
only way Of measuring twas -by 4
sssfem -asss d; a..a55 s
this tnorning @as beloss zero but the,
spf st I'd fp, fsi, wehthef
sGs.a today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

4 - 3 rs = ~ n
him. Her daughter and granddaugh
ter. Mrs. Jos. .Sharf and Bessie, ac-
companied Mrs Chernus- to Minneapo.
lie.
siS Word was received here. FRIDAY of
the death Of Mrs ~. w. F6wkes of
Picksrel, Nebs, which occurred that
afternoon. She had been sick for
about g week, and death was due to
after effects of the flu. Other mem
bers OF The family were sick at the
tame time. Mrs. Fnwkes vas a els.
tar=ef Ms r lseee.e -. ems s. 7 Mi Miss
Sarah Reecher, ard mother of Mrs.
'Duhcan Nelles of Scotland. She and
..her husband we're among the early
settlers in this section. living on q
farm three miles south west Of town..
A few years age they moved to Pick
sereI, Nsb,, tcgetnert with their son
and his wife. Mr.. and Mre. Edward
F6Wkee. Mrs. Miles was notified Of
her mothers illness and WENT ID i. iis1
on TUESDAY Of Last week. rhe many
frienos OF Mrs. FoWkes smopg Scot
land people will feel deep sympathy
for the esTsavsSl family.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

: l. . j :
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nellas were
down from Trip Tuesday. We sun-
der.tann that a rearranpement il to
he made at the depot and Flnyd vii
come to Scotland IS telegraph opsfat-
or and Mr.. Munich now night man
here will 90 70 Trip. u
Albert Mehter died at his home
southeast of town Fliday,; Of double
pneumonia following flu. The funeral
services were held SUNDAY. Heswas
Young man, 80 years of age. and ii
survived by his wife and two soma
aeea 6 @and g Hez;s za s,;s=s.s 81
Mr. Chriat Mehre. of Scotland. The
surviving relatives have the sympa.
thy If many friends in Scotland,
Mrs Chernu.. who vas called
home BY the fire at the Boston Store
assfew weeEs ago. returned ID Mime.
apolis Saturday where she il keeping
house for Morris and Anna. who are
attending the Minnesota University
she RECEIVED word that Morris had
been laid up with the FLU f3nt,w al re-
covering and Anna had been home
fson tAe Hnisstsi,x taxing ears q
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

jos. Sharf returned Sunday from q
businsta trip TO Sioux City. rs
Mr.. w. Slater spent Sunday with
his family in Sioux City.
The o. E. S. Circle will meet with
Mrs. Jasman on Friday afternoon
March 18th.
Henry Wenslaft has been quite rick
the past week, but is Sow. getting
some better.
Gordon Cass Wan here from Mitch.
ell 70 spend Sunday with his msther,
Ms Frank Eolspal
Solomon w snslaff Of Los Angeles
Cal. arrived Sunday and Is visiting
his son. s. Henry Wenzlaff.
! are Informed that Clifford Leach
has purcbssed the Barker house, re- q.
Gently occupied ~ We Weveska fam.
ily.
Emanuel Dormaier has rented thee s
3 F60ms n Tia GIassman house, "a
moved his household goods Into then,
l1sa FTfil.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

Leonard Wood is not a gentleman
farmer svith a past estate luhere the
stables are mahogany and The cous
are giuen music With their meals. He
is one OF America s common people.
His knowledge of farming is an
honest to- goodness appreciation of
the reeds of the mar, ivho gets up
before sunrise to do the milking.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

OOSouh Daota voice. much that of any other
in the Union will decide whether will go into the
White House next year with the proper administrative
capacity the nation and prosperity
"You thinking people want the TRUTH about my stand
well that of any other candidate, that
vitality concern YOU and your CHILDREN.
beleve in giving you Department of Agriculture that
FULLY and intellgenty cooperaes with the farmer and
the great farm organizations with at the head who
knows and appreciates farm needs from experience.
"The farmers must he given adequate credit Owner
ship of land by the individual farmer must be made easier
and renters helped to become owners.
Il firmly believe that the taxes which partially
strangng the nation today should be spread longer
Of years. 1t fair that the folks who worked
and fought to America for postery should have to
pay ALL the bills too.
Education for farm children be put EXACTLY as
high plane education for city chdrenand kept there
we must give the rural districts GOOD ROADS to the
markets, and more adequate Of communication
The farm bureau system and cooperative organizations
Of farmers, must be encouraged and really helped and
recognized in the degree similar organizations
other lines. E~#
THE nation must be made realize the Importance of the
FAKN1Et<; and the government you establish Washing
ton must KNOW what the Woodworking producers of our
country NEED It's YOUR country!99
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

lie aqui el gran don de la Ciencia para
IN mujer-un polvo sanativo antis6ptico
maravilloso, cue no es venenoso.
Solamente una mujer sabe las pruebas
por que pasa otra muier y entiende la
necesidad> cue tiene de ayuda y simpatia.
Escdchese mi eonsejo: No sufra de
Lcucorrea, Secreciones de NAL Caracter,
Uleeraci6n y Depression del Utero, o do
cr6nieas, caracteristicas de las muieres.
Una cucharadita rebosante de MU-CO4
disuelta en- dos litros de aqua caGente que
Sc use como ducha vaginal por la noche y
por la manana, dara gran alivio. Pronto
las parties afectadas quedaran sanaS y os
sentirefs como 81 fuesefs una muiei
diferente.
Cons6rvese un paquete de MU-COL
constantemente en- la casa para las emer@
epeias. De Venta en- Todas las Boticas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
DE QUEBRADILLAS
PRoxIMAS FIEsTAs

PRoXIMAS FIESTAS M
Proximas va las fiestas de nuestro
patron HSan Rafael, ell casino ''San
Rafael celebrara esplerdidos bales,
para los cuales vendra la orquesta re
putadisima del sefor Clavell. de Pon
ce.
Habra fiestas populares. La Comision
de Festejos ha empezado sus trabajos
de organization para la mayor lucidez
de las mismas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
SANTURCE
puerto Rico

puerto Rico"
Ell episodio quinto de la serie Ell
TEsTIGo oCULTo por Warner GLAND
acompafiado del precioso drama en- Gin
co actos ARoUIETIA DE AMOR o
cREPUscULo, por Doris Kenyon.
Mafiana:-M Matinee con los episodios
II y 1S de la serie ELMO Ell INvEN
CTBLE. Por la mahana y la noche,
episodios y de LAS CALAVERAS
DEL TERROR y una comedia en- dos
actos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
"Variedades" Bayamon

Los episodios nueve diez de la
serie Ell RUGIDo EN- LA SoMBRA,
por Ben Wilson; un Paths News y
una graciosa cinta comica
Mafiana:-- Episode diez de AvEN
TURAS DE RUTH, por Ruth Roland y
Ell drama en- seis parties por Sylvia Brea
mer titulado ''LA BARRERA SAN
GRIENTA. -
Matinee con los episodios cinco y
seis de Ell GUANTE RoJo Y una co
media.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
LAS ESCUELAS

Por vista que giramos las escue
las, nos hemos enterado de la eficiente
labor que ha emprendido en- este pue
bio. A juzgar por sus dotes de inteli-
gencia entusiasmo, no Sc podia es-
perar otra cosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
..Rialto,,

Ell c6lebre actor William S. Hart en-
una de sus tltimas producciones en-
cinco parties, titulada RAUDEN Ell
TOSCo, una comedia.
Mafiana:-En la matinal Y por la
noche Eddie Lyons Y Lee Moran en-
ToDo MENos LA VERDAD, gracio
sa comedia en- cineo grandes parties.
En- la matinee nuevos episodios de La
Casa del odio', por Pearl White.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
LUZ

LUZ
Nuestro digno Comisionado del Ser
vicio Pnblico no debiera seguir tenier
donos en- las tinieblas en- que vivimos,
y esperamos que para las proximas fies
tas podamos siquiera vernos las caras
Siempre dispuesto al adelanto do es
te pueblo, Ia administration municipal
hara algo por alumbrar la poblacion,
quo da mucho que decir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
NO Sc HAN sEPARADo MARIA
SEvERINI Y MODESTO CID

Por un programa que hemos recibido
de Colombia nos enteramos de que ca
rece de fundamento la noticia circula-
da acerca de la separation de Maria Sc
verini y Modesto Cid. Ambos artistas
SO hallan al frente de una gran Compa-
MIA de opereta y zarzuela. en- la cual
fgura como maestro directora Cruz We
rar de Real
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
Cine "Luna"

Estreno del primer episodio de la
interesante serie por Ell celebre cham
pion del boxeo Jack Dempsey titulada
vIvo o MUERTO y ell precioso drama
por Alice Brady MUJER Y ESPoSA
Manana: Matinee con cintas especia
les para nifos. Por La mafiana y la
noche, una bonita production.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
. 'Borinquen Park"

Jesse L. Lasky presenta Shirley
Mason en- Ell esplendido drama come
dia en- cinco reels tjtulada LA HoRMI
GUITA DE sU CASA una cinta CO
mica en- dos parties.
Mafana:-: Matinee con cintas es-
peciales para ninos, y por la noche
una bonita cinta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
EsCoLAR

EI Presidente de la clase del Sc
gundo afo de High SCHOOL, nos ha
favorecido con una invitaci6n para un
bale que celebraran EN- los amplio5 sa-
lones del Ayuntamiento, cedidos ga
lantemente por ell Comisionado de Ser
vicio Publico. Sc augura, que dado ell
entusiasmo Que reina entire Ia juven
tud, resultara esplendido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
UNA QUEJA QUE SERA
INvESTIGADA

Saturnina oquendo ha presentado una
queja debidamente jTrada, para que
Ell Gobernador ordene Sc haga una in
vestigaci6n minuciosa de la aggression
de que fue vicitima su esposo Jose
Cruz, por Jose Diaz, Inocencio Felix
y otras personas mas del barrio de ''Me
dia Luna, de Vega Baja.
FL fiscal del Distrito, Licdo. Diaz
Collazo, ha salido para la mencionada
poblacion, con ell prop6sito de hacer la
correspondence investigation en- ell ca
co
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
NUEvo INSPECTOR
DE SANDAL

Con objeto de combatir la terrible ane
mia que existe en- los cainpos, ell Comi
sionado de Sanidad, D. Alexandra Ruiz
soler, laborando siempre por Ell bien
estar de su pueblo ha establecido una
estacion de anemia EN- esta jurisdic
cion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
ENTIRE NosoTRos

Hemos tenido ell gusto de]salndar a
nuestro querido amigo y compueblano
don Arturo, Umpierre Jr., que debido
a su estado de salud, ha tenido que
buscar reposo entire su fami1ia.
Corresponsal ESPECIAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
"Rivoli" lRio Piedrasl

Los episodios 4, IS y de la serie
de aventuras titulada sTrNGAREE, y
una ei1ta comica
Mafiana:--
Matinee con los episodios cineo y
seis de ELMO Ell INvENCIBLE. Por
la noche Paulina Frederick en- RESU
RECCIoN y la graciosa comedia "Ti
rando el Limoncito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
Ell FEMINIMISMO

Ante la inconmovible resistencia de
nuestra digna legislature en- conce-
der el voto la mujer portorriquena,
su compitriota, Sc impuso el progre-
so, la inteligencia Y la magnanimi-
dad de un pueblo, que aunque de dis
tinto origen idfoma, no obstante,
sus conocimientos de las cosas prac-
ticas de la vida humanA infunden en-
sus almas generosas, el sentimiento
coalitivo, suceptible a la amalgama-
cion de toda idsl franco, justa, hu
mana, equitativa progrgesista; 81,
Sc impuso la eduidad la justicia, al
desiquilibrio de ideas, la presun-
cion generica, que desvio nuestros lie
gisildores, hacia la ciega passion, pa
sion deprimente a nuestros derechos
como- libres ciudadanos, y nuestra
libertad como pueblo.
Y triunfo ell ideal sublime por fuer
"a de- la raz6n Y la justicia, y ese
ideal, esa grandesa de alma, ese es-
pfritu desinteresado Y generoso, 10
sintetizan especialmente, en- este ca
so, el previsor pueblo americana.
iGracias una mil veees a ese
gran pueblo, pueblo pensAdor y JUS
to! va podremos las progresistas hi
jas de esta pequena pero bella terra
decir ante el foro, ante los comicios,
Y, en- fin, ante la faz de la tierpa !;
somos iguales en- deberes, Y en- dere-
chos, como eiudadanas individual
mente, y como colectivamente
Si nuestra legislature hubiera aten
dido "A la voz femenina de este pue-
bio, tres amos ha, esa misma Legis-
latura hubiera aprobado esa tan jus
ia medida-el sufragio de la mujer-
Y hoy no lie cupiera Ia gloria de nues
tros agradecidos corazones, la ma
cion americana.
mo hubiera sido un regocito re-
bosante en- orgullo, el que hoy pudie-
ramos proclamar con todAs las fuer
zas de nuestros pechos: i Gloria a
nuestra Legislature! Gracias, COM
patriotas; no teneis que desearles ma
da en- generosidad Y buen sentido, a
ning1n otro pueblo; vuestro lado
viviremos, y con vosotros caeremos
resueltas, Y con una sola union de pen
samientos, 81 al destino asf 10 plu-
go; peIo no; yiviremos y lucharemos
juntos, hasta enganchar en- la meri-
dina de nuestra mas atlas ambicio-
nes, el olivo de nuestras glorias alcan
zadas, y nos confundiremos en- una so
la alma, hasta lleglr la meta.
Pero va, en- el fondo, quizas, no
podra ser asi; que fatalidad!
Esas expresiones y conceptos de al
tbs Y tmscendentales alcances Sc las
deberemos, Sc las mereceran de
nuestra parte, esas sufragistas anne
ricanas, luchadoras incansables; mu
jeres que por espacio de mas de me-
dio siglo, vienen luchando con N te-
nacldad Y bravura que. las caracterI-
"a, en- todo 10 que determinan lleyar
a cabo; a esos Congresistas, Legis-
bdores de esa misma nacion, que
echando, de un lado Ell prejuicio del
sexo, Y yendo resueltamente al fondo
de las cuestiones politico-sociales, y
subiendo la superfcie exponen ante
el mundo, los tres azahares, que uni
dos for1nan la completa felicidld del
hombre, saber: Equidad, Amor Y
Justicis.
Y esos azahares Sc extienden ha-
cia nosotras, como poderoso lenitivo,
que ha de servir pam la consolida-
cion del lazo fraternal que nos une
tt, EstadOs- Unidos de America.
Esmeralda SAINZ.