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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER NUMEROUS

In this weeks issue of the News
Champion, DIR. Geo. Sullivan shes
his castor into the ring as a candi-
date for county commissioner on the
Democratic ticket from District No. J..
Alex Thomas announces his candi-
dacy two weeks ago, and the present
county commissioner, Geo. l.. Miller,
states that he will be a candidate to
succeed himself. There are three
excellent candidates already announc-
ed before the coming democratic pri-
maries in September, and others talk
ed of. Looks like a Democratic year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
SOMERSET COAL MINES
WILL CONTINUE TO RUN

Altho the railroad bridge is out at
Hotchkiss the big coal mines at
Somerset in Gnnison county, Will con-
tinue TO run at least three or four
days week The tipple is being ex-
tended out over the track toward the
terrace and the coal will be stored in
immense piles until the water recedes
and new bridge, can be built. 1t is
hoped that a wooden bridge can be in
stalled on the North Fork branch dur
ing the floods, since all transportation
to Paonia and Somerset is now diff
cult.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
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o 600 90 oOO 900 o
New. Champion Core pond.ncc.

New Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, May p
Ruth Carr was . visitor a, IL,
Riverside -chool thursday.
Gid Evans hls finished planting hH
pOtatOes and A r Croft Is N the
thick Of the business.
Mr and Mr.. VIM. Jory. 4 + Croft
Chas. and WIunlfrcd Webb, Ned Jory
and Mr and Mr.. B.aIr pen, Friday
At the Croft ranch, j, being Mrs
Croft. birthday
The frs: flower that blooms in the
spring n Colorado the snow flower. "a
II is commonly called, Is fast disap-
pcarng and Indian PANT Brushes are
sUpp.autlng them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
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,-Champion Correspondence.

ews-Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, May 27.
VIII Howard went to his ranch on
the Upper Cebolla Saturday.
Ralph Wilson returned from the
Harry Youmans ranch last evening.
Harry Youmans has sold his ranch
and stock to n Mr.. Roberts of Coche-
topa-
Everette Sammons and family and
Alva Sammons visited in Gunnison on
sunday.
Mrs. S. C. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Alice Thompson returned to their
home in Glenwood Springs last Satur-
day.
Miss Cora Jar,iine returned Tuesday
from Denver, where she has been
spending the winter She has been
taking a course in telegraphy while
away.
Those from the valley who attended
the school entertainment and dance
at Spencer last Friday night, We're:
Floyd Wilson, Pete Pacheco, Roy and
Alice Rice, Gene and Ollie Wilson,
MIR. and Mrs Everett Sammons, Lewis
Margie and Florence Sammons, David
Howard and Will Dunn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
Ohio City Teacher Given Srprise

Mrs; Bertha McLain who teaches
the school at Ohio City, was given a
genuine surprise yesterday The eth
OF May happens to be the lady's birth
oay' and as token Of remembrance
and appreciation of her excellent
MotS As teacher in that school, her
Pupis, with their parents and neigh
oors presented Mrs. McLain with a
beautiful bouquet Of carnations. The
glit brought great pleasure and was
very much appreciated by the sur
prised schoolma- -am.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Miss Mamie Harwood entertained
. few intimate friends Thursday even
ing ct farewell party in honor Of
Miss Myrtle johnson, who leaves 1t
the end of the school term for her
home In Salida- Miss johnson has
for the past three years been employed
~ teacher in our grade schools and
in this capacity has proven very salts
fnctory. She has accepted q position
for next year in the Montrose schools
I'D will svpend the summer in rest
81 preparation for the new term. We
csmplfment Montrose ON securing 20
eGfe3ent teacher, altho we regret
har departure from our midst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

The Misses Eliza and Mae Hughes
entertained at pleasant dinner party
at their home Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Katherine Sievers, who
has recently returned from Idaho.
After the dinner, the guests enjoyed
the evening in cards and music.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Mrs. John Whipp left Wednesday
for Denver and will represent the
Cunnison Chapter of the w. r. c. at
the unveiling of the tablet for that
body, which will take place this week.
Mrs. Whipp will come back to Canon
City and attend convention of the
same organization which takes place
there next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Gunnison friends of NJ. Cofer will be
glad to learn that he is recovering
from his recent illness and is again
at his duties in the superintendent's
office at Soldier Summit, Utah. Les
lie Cofer, who was called home from
school on account Of his fathers i'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Some 200 miners from the different
sections of Colorado recently took the
state mine examination for coal min
ing foreman. From Somerset there
were Ralph Neesham, Jas. H. Cowan,
Arthur Boultbee and Tom Owens.
From Crested Butte, VIM. Griffith,
Irving, Richardson and Matkovich.
We did not learn whether Baldwin
miners were represented.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Believing Gunnison real estate is a
good buy, j. J. Miller and NJ. ].
Schmitz have purchased the old City
Hall, occupied by Rufe Sarson, also
the building containing the telegraph
office and Burgess jewelry store, in
the same block, but on Main street,
This property belonged to the Riley
estate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
DELTA is THIRD IN BIG MEET
ING HELD AT BOULDER

The Delta aggregation of athletes
who recently carried away the big
gest honors at the track meet in Mont
rose, were third in the track meet a,
Boulder.
Fort Collins won the interscholastic
meet and Brayer of Colorado Springs
won the individual honors with IL
points to his credit. Delta was the
only Western Slope contestant. The
standing of the towns was as follows.
r.. Collins, 29is points; Lakoke, 25;
Delta, %; Canon City, 9is; Los Ami
mas, .; Longmont, 5; Loveland, 4;
Sinai, l-3 and Greeley, /.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
CONDENSED GAME AND
FISH LAWS OF COLORADO
FOR SEASON OF 1920

oprn sesson-Both DATES Inclusive
GAME
DEER HAVING HORNS WITH
Two Or MORE POINTS ON EACH
HORE-October ! 20 October Usage
CEickgn-August Is 10 September J.
Pra.rie Chicken, Mountain and Willow
GTo1 -s-Ssptembe 10 TO October /.
MIGRATORY BIRDS-open season
permitted under both State and FEEDER
Al Laws: Duck, Goose, Brant, Coot,
GaIIin1le, Black-bellisd and Golden
PiOycr. Wilson or Jactsnipe and Yel-
lo,s-legged SnIpe, Sept 10 TO Deem
bar 81; Raii tother than Coot and Gal
iinulel, September i6 70 November 80;
DJVes-September !. one day only.
The Federal law provides No OPEN
SEASON on Pigeon Wood Duck,
Swan, Crane, CuTlew. nor any other
water fowl, wading. marsh or shore
bird. except those specified above
under open seasons permitted
State laws provide NO OPEN SEA
son on Elk, Mountain Sheep. Ante
iope, Beaver, Turkey, Pheasant. Ptar-
m gan, Partridge, Pigeon, Quail. Both
State and Federal laws provide CON
.TlSUOUS CLOSED SEASON on ali
other Wild birds except English or
European House Sparrow, Sharp-skin-
ned Hawk, Goshawk:. Duck Hawk
Great Horned Owl, Pinon Jay, Mag
pc. Blue jay, Eagle.
FISH
Trout and Grayling (none shorter
than inchesD: in running streams.
May % TO October 81; lakes, not ex-
cc.ding 800 # altitude. MAY 1 to
October 81; over Z, 500 feet, June Is
to October 81.
BAG LIMITS
DEER-one only during open sea
son: 10 sage chickens in a day: IS
in possession: 10 in all of Prairie
Chickens, Mountain. and Willow
Grouse in day: Is of all in posses
sion. MIGRATORY BIRDS, (per-
mltted by both State and Federal
laws), 20 Ducks, S Geese, s Brants, 20
! IN all Of Rails, Coots and Gallinules
20 Wilson or Jacksnipes, 10 in all OF
I Pioyer and iellowlegs: but not. ex-
coeding aggregate of 20 in a day; 81
{ iaggrvgaieb in possession. 2b doves
FlSH-l5 lbs. in day; 20 lbs in
possession.
LICENSES
I LICENSES and fees are as follows.
Resident combined fishing and small
Z game hunting license. sl.OO; resident
big game hunting license, $500; non
J Tesident fishing license, $500; nom
resident bird hunting license, $500;
resident big game hunting license, S25
Boys over is years of age must have
license. License for women not re-
| quired.
I Due TO the washouts, the motor
buS plying between Montrose and
( Grand Junction was suddenly swami
cd with passengers and freigh, and
put on ten motor cars in an endeayov
f to accommodate the public. Saturday
night it was thot that the Nor,i
Fork bridge would 20 out and block
zen motor transportation, but the
Gunnison suddenly dropped and saved
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

The teachers at the Lawrence home
entertained Wednesday evening in
honor Of Miss Spicer's birthday. Aft
er a delicious three-course dinner, the
ladies spent the evening in a social
way with music and conversation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Mrs. Clarence Adams returned on
Wednesday morning from Denver,
where she has been in the hospital
for a couple of months. Her many
friends will be glad to know that she
is steadily improving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

ness. has accepted position in the
same Office for the summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

The Misses Ellen Webb and Paul
inc White were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hetherington for Z
few days this week. The home Of
the young ladies is is Franklin. Iudi-
an and they are going to that place
from Miliken, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Lewis BTy yam is home from Baldwin
for a few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

The annual meeting Of the Gunni.
son County Stock Growers Association
tomorrow win undoubtedly be largel,
attended. Final arrangements viii
be talked over for Cattlemen's Day
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
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D SPENCER U
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Nsws-Champion Correspondence.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

HELP furnished free tv employers. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 15 Wall St. Phone 466S. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

We buy old furniture. ladies' and gents old clothing and shoes. Phone 122n tf
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Business Chances

DO YOU want an interest in syn dcate being organized to raise cotton Chance for the man with small capital Call or address Arizona Land Sales Co 39 S Center. Phone l520- z
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

rOR SALE-Lease and furniture or T Broom roorling house: reasonable rent; all rooms now occupied. 333 N. fth Ave Small payment down will ha pdle 2
 rl<AN r. good proposition to offer: no competitions; about s5000 required
 Phoenix is ripe for this. Box 91Q. Pe,ntp hlFean IT
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Wanted-Help, Male PlOWlnen Wanted

Have large amount contract blowing; long time jobs for all kInds outfits from one man walking blow outfit up to tractors. Holmes-Wooton Ranch Co Phone 1922 If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

COTTON LAND IN ONE TRACT SEE MIR. SIROIS, 121 N. FIRST ST.
 If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

WANTED-Position by man with IT years experience in office work; last eleven years with one, firm. Would be glad to talk with you. Answer R. $. NJ. Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

NEW store building complete; splen- did location for grocery: two lots, near capitol. Worth $2 2.001. for S1,65O; $500 cash. balance $25 month. Which would he cheap rent for the building alone
 No agents Theodore Watson. Phone Sf5S It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Money to Loan

WANTED-To borrow s2,S00 on 10 acres improved land. Box 53Q, Repub li6..l n
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Personals



 ARE YOU suffering from tuberca- lcsis? I can tell you how and where you cun obtain the most reliable and beneficial treatment. I will gladly tell you what it has done for me. Address with this clipping, Bo 76. Phoenix. Arizona. q
 YOUNG man, moral habits, refer ences; discouraged with life, will dedi- cate life to comforts of aged wealthy couple. city or country, in return for one request. E. St. Clair, Gen. Del, Los Angeles. Cal b AKEWi-Talking board De Luxe is wonderful entertaining. instructive scientific smooth as glass" surface. Easiest board to operate. Interesting booklet. Complete instruc- tions. Artistic design in colors-choice of purple or green. Many Arizonians already delightful users. Satisfaction guaranteed. Test thoroughly: return if not pleased. Send s. Shipping charges paid. Jno. n. Letcher, Jr Box 9a9. Los Angeles. Cal. It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WANTED-A second hand willow baby buggy; must be in good condi- tion. Phone 6R4 I
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Wanted-Situation, Male

EXPERIENCED truck driver wants position. l.. A. Weatherby, 245 F.. Monroe St. Phoenix. q
 EXPERIENCED driver wishes posi- ton driving truck; not afraid of work. Box 51Q, Republican,. d
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Wanted-Help, Male


 WANTED Good second class painter. Chance for good money Box 92Q. Republican. It WANTED-Salesman or live wire as factory representative in your coun- ty to handle quickest selling necessity on the market. Every motoriSt pros pect. Write California Motor AppH- ances Co.,, 534 Pacific Bldg, San Fran cisco. It HELP furnished free tv employers. CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 15 Wall St. Phone 466S. If WANTED-Two men who have slight knowledge of gas motors, will ing to learn to drive tractors as I want them driven, 35c per hour and board to start. Steady employment and in crease if you make good. See w. $. Montgomery, Jr-, Apt 1, S39 N Second avenue. between 7:30 and o'clock every evening. d ONE or two good mechanics to fur nish tools and take charge of repair work in large downtown garage. See owner Saturday or Sunday at office Of Edwards & Wall, 40 N. First Ave. b WANTED-Agents for Phoenix and Good proposition; previous experience unnecessary; free school of instruction. Address Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, Ac- cident and Health Department, Sagi- naw, Michigan. Capital S1,50O, 900. b
 FLOWING WANTED
 Wanted immedia tely tractor or teams to blow 40 acres. Mcdowell road and Seventh Ave. Inquire l.. M. Wadley. 322 N. Seventeenth St. Phoenix q
 LEARN re BE A MECHANIC
 Practical instruction by actual work on all models of cars.
 AUTO AND TRACTOR
 SCHOOL
 432 W. Adams St. Phoenix, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Business Chances


 BEFORE investing a penny in oil stocks get the facts. Read the OIL PRESS. You will then most likely make money thousands have done Many opportunities are overlooked and money lost by lack of first hand in formation. These are unusual times for small investors to profit by the great oil discoveries in the Mid Con- tinent, Texas and Furkburnett fields. Each issue of the OIL PRESS is brirn ful of valuable news about the oil in dustry and recent successes. More than 200.000 readers a rnonti-thou- sands have made money through it's advice. A late issue together with the Markets containing quotations on listed and unlisted stocks. as well as a colored map showing the Kansas and Oklahoma oil fields. FREE on request. Address Oil Press, 1908 Republic Bldg, Kansas City. Mo It WANTED-Small lease. copper, sil- yer or gold. on percentage or royalty. Box $40. Republican. It BROKERS WANTED-Home com pany. drilling. two wells. Desdemona, capital s15o.000; twelve leases. ". D Morrel. president cashier Farmers bank. Hog Town Co. German. Tex. It
 SALES
 s1,s00 PER MONTH
 Suburban cash grocery business, building, fixtures. stock. delivery horse and wagon: one acre of ground. Owner must leave city. Price to sell this week. s4,500, terms s3.000 down, balance arrange.
 STEWART REALTY co. s
 w ADAMS.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

ANTEL'-F'urnitut or mo or SIX room house. Phone 4296. |:
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Frank w. Shedd Go. 16 E. Adams
 Phone 1886

WANTED-To buy a house will pay up to- $500 Can pay $500 down. Phone 1041 2
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
WANTED

LISTINGS. WE NEED YOURS.
 WE HAVE ONE OF THE BEST 10 T O NS AND THE BEST SAIESMEN IN TOWN. WHY NOT LIST WITH US AND SELL WHEN YOU WANT TO. WE HAVE BUY FRS WAITING
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

MONEY TO LOAN
 On improved city and country propty. erty. l. IL. Plank. Real Estate and Loans. 220 Fleming block. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

WANTED Good second class
 painter Chance for good money. Box 92O RPnnbiican
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

WANTED-40 acres close in; have cash buyer; also want small cattle ranch, 400 or 300 head. Arizona Land Sales CO, 37 $. Center St. Phone 1520.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

WANTED-To buy from owner. a rooming or apartment house. Price must be reasonable. 315 N. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

-BRADAIAN-49SS PHOENIX EMPLOY MENT OFFICE RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE IT $ 1ST ST If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

HIGHEST price paid for mems clothing, shoes and hats. 407 E. Wash Phone 4776. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
Lost and Found

LOST-Between Mesa and Tempe. small hand grip containing mining photos and papers. Reward for re- turn to Union Stage office, Phoenix or Mesa. It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

WANTED-To buy two three lots adjoining. Phone 375S before Sunday noon. b
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

Pierce St, between 10th and 11th Sts. Reward if returned to 1924 l.. Fillmore St IT
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

WANTED-Veal calves: highest market price paid. Also fat cows and steers. Standard Market. 113 w. Mon- roe Phone 4226. 2dn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

EAGLE employment & Real Estate Office. If in need of tirst-claSs help. call on us. American or Spanish help furnished short notice. 317 E.. Washington St. Phone 1880. If
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
De Ia DiaTia Information.
MANATI EN- La PALEsTRA

MANATI EN- LA PALESTRA
Sc esta desarrollando activamente
la vida social en- la culta poblaci6n y
los Casinos preparaN animadas fes-
tas para las tradicionales de la epo-
ca. Ell Casino Portorriqueno realize
sus elecciones para nuevos directories
y fue la Directiva elegida en- la Asam-
blea celebrada Ell domingo, en- los Sa-
lones del Casino, para actuar en- di-
cho Centre de instruction y recreo
durante ell aho 1921, para Presidente,
don Julian Gambia C6rdova; Vice Pre-
sidente, don Francisco Brunei Quay
ia; Tesorero, don Francisco Maldo-
nado; Secretario, don Rafael Baez IN
fante; Vocales, don Pedro Sanchez Sa
lazar, don Felix Sim6I Melendez, DIR.
don Jose G. Cardet, don Delfin Suro
y don Jose Rivera Miranda.
Muy acertados en- esta designation
prometen un gran exito los entusias-
tas elementos que llevaran esa labor,
y que seguramente tendran la COO
peracion de todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
TERRA AINADA

iT1 me inspiras amor! oh terra
amada en- que nacf!
Tu cielo eternamente azul, salpica.
do intervalos por nubecillas de eX-
tremada blancura. Tus campos, posef-
dos de hermOsos matices, predominant
do en- ellOs, el verde esmeralda, signo
inequfvoco de primayera perpetual.
AL escuchar el susurro armonioso,
que emana de tus rios y cascadas, de
transparentes y lfmpidas aguas, dirfa-
Sc que una magica Ira pulsada por
manos invisibles, nos deleita el dido
con trinos melodiosos janis concebidos
por el cerebro humane.
Ell perfume que de las flores Sc des-
pfende, halaga nuestrO olfato constan-
temente Y enbalsama y purifica el am
biente, asf como ell cuerpo gracioso y
gentil de las damas, en- el que Sc alo-
ia un ALMA generosa y casta Y virtuo-
sa. que parece trasmitirse a los cora
zones, enajenandose de amor.
Cual quitasoles de dimensiones colo
sales, Sc destacan agitando sus GU
pulas, arboles de extendido Y dense ra-
maje, que nos acogen bajo su protec-
cion, desafiando asf las iras del astro
rey.
Paiar6s de no escasos plumajes y di-
versidad de especies, nos envfan des-
de sus atlas moradas, I'm himno de
bienyenida.
Las montafias azuladas, con sus ,ele-
vadas cimas1 semejan tronos, con gra-
das y eleyado dosel, en- los que Sc
digna posar su cuerpo Ell Hacedor
Oh Puerto Rico, Dios crear no pu-,
do pals que en- belleza te igualara
pues en- tt SUI arte derrocho, 10 que
acreditan tus encantos y tie eligi6 pre-
ferida, para demostrar en- tt su exis-
tencia y la perfection de su obra,
enalteciendete y honrandote, por me-
dio de su arte excelso.
Arturo LerUolds
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
Lo QUE Sc sUPoNE

Con motive del repentino viaje a
Estados pnidos del senior Travieso-
que embarc6 aver, acompanandole al
muelle diversos y numerosos flemen-
tos de esta sociedad- siendo 'el can
didato designado por el partido unio-
nista triunfante en- San Juan para Co
misionado de Servicio Publico, le sus-
tituira durante la ausencia, segdn Sc
informa, Ell recio luchador senor Diez
de Andino, que fue candidate para Al
calde en- pasadas elecciones. Esto de
acuerdo con la nueva Asamblea Mu-
nicipal y los respectivos Comisionados
de Servicio que seran designados el
dfa 10 del proximo enero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30

La siemhra que Sc pEetsnde hacer de
cargos nuevos la Espafa moderna,
que esta trabajando por ensanchar sus
orbitas comerciales con tanto derecho
como los Estados Unidos hancia q
Inglaterra, Is una siembra falaz, que
no ha de gernlinar seguramente en- Ia
America Latina, porque en- este vasto
continente poblado por Ia naeion ma
DIRE Sc han Dorado con las huellas do
lorosas, naturalmente dolorosasj de
la conquista, las de los gobiernos que
|en algo pudieron haber pugnado con
el arnplio espiritu liberal de estos pue-
bios.
Greer Que Sc hace buen trabajo con
la predica contra Espaiia y sls insti-
tuciones, en- los monentos precisos en-
que sse trata de plantear ante el nundo
americana el problema de Ia consoli-
daci6n de los intereses de Ia fannilia, de
la raza y de Ia politica de las demo-
cracias, aceptada por Espaha y sus re-
presentantes de Ia corona, es un error
imperdonable.
Ese error pudiera disculparse, sin EN-.
barge. Pero, no podra disculparse ma
die que haga tai cosa para halagar a
un pueblo 0 tn gobierno extra1o y una
extrana raza Esto<ya es mas grave.
Tai conducta Sc hace sospechosa y no
esta conforme con las corrientes de sos
ldaridad yde vitalidad moral que Sc
abren paso en- toda la America que
tuvo 81 origen en- la noble estirpe que
la dio su idioma, sus costurnbres, su
afecto, su sensibilidad exquisite y su
brazo para Ia lucha de los siglos.
No debemos Ijuzgar la Espaiia ac-
tual, que inicia con gran calor una
campaia en- pro de la intelectualidad
mundial, reconociendo las poderosas
ventajas de constituir una conciencia
adecuada a los progresses que persigue
la humanidad, con la Espafa que tuvo
que sostener en- su propio seno grandes
luchas para establecer sus misnos prin-
cipios evolutivos.
LA Espafia estacionsTaa no existe La
lfuerte nacionalids que en- este prin-
cipio de. sigio Sc ha sustraido gloriosa-
!nenfe a Ia obra sangrienta que Sc ha
Irealizado en- toda la Europa y que con
le,i neutralidad ante el exterminio de
| La hurnana familia ha demostrado que