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New-York tribune., 1920-06-22

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(Copyright, 1920, Neav York Tribune Inc.)
shot golf ball q trap;
1t stract the sand wih owtul rap
And what said YouN
Within this clean, home going
golf al into the rough;
The thick and the grass tough;
My coddie sighed and said slough luck';
merely said "Ihere buck"
golf boNin ITO he cup;
1coul hauele + mes
If had bunhered shoals
Botched up the other fifteen holes.
still have Hagen it's Haig and Haig
We don't know whether the golf
much better than the first eighteen holes of American
we are forced admit there comparison between the
British nineteenth hole
We where the flight of golf ball to be limited nothing
has been ab the bunkers or the
gross aspect of average
Considerable Race
efficiency the part of the Red ptchnp staff
has turned the National anybodys
The Reds with the they year. again
been the class of the pitching
success and this they drawing far rougher competition
far number of clubs.
looked weaker than thew were wear ago but St
Louis Chicago and Brooklyn have all looked with Pittsburgh
fully strong
York. Chicago Pittsburgh struck the last three
days less than short bak would
at least three National
stretch through September. And the list
Another Prophet
When George Sisr Michigan University
ball practice day and promise then making
He had weight and exceptional speed and the ability handle
in action
Yost believes that he would have
West Yet Yost refused let him remarked the
time s going to make of the baseball
| He has, IIa
pn now Baseball will be his profession big yearly
salary don't him future by wear or two at
FOOTBALL where bad shoulder injured leg would
later on f
has had fine
begins to look if Cobbs League had already
arrived for the Georgian will have time of heating
Sier s
The Next Championship Melee
Dempseys fight hardly be with Carnntr caxrerts
next fight will hardly be wi
With all the heavyweight now at large Il s exmo eer
that so lew OF the oplners
been SO much floating about fighting trade has been
temporarily Abandoned But weneh
ppeu TO be exchanged before public
division dies out completely Dempsey says he's ready Who's next?
ONO furnished the battle-ground
he championship baseball
battle-ground for the
race buckeye soil IN sporting becoming uxuan
~ ~ ~ IVY
MAN War d. is a winning horse because haven't
bet on him yet Waitll do and him break q leq
II ST. Louis the pennnt this or ~,
for 1921 Pittsburgh against field Ths will mnee
the eighth successful candidate in eight years.
The Intentional having eliminated bv the res wa srn
OF course they Ruth Internationally each time Yankee
New-York tribune., 1920-06-22

Totals 81 9 "a l6 Il Totals 30 II a7
Cincinnnti... O-l
Philadelphia. x-5
Two-base hts-pa ubert, Rawlings CD.
Wheat, Fletcher. Sacrifces-Pa ulette r.
Miller. Double nlays-Daubert and kopf,
Rath kopf and paubert, Allen and kopf.
kopf. Rath and Daubert. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia. T. Bases
balla-Of Ructher, l. Struck out-By
Ruether 5. by Rixey, Q Umpires-ouig
ley and O'Day. Timo of game A.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-22

The dollars stronger
than you d think.
Just test its purchasing
power at our -four conven.
lent corners
Plenty mems suits at SsO
and 500.
Plenty mems shoes At
$12.50-were $l8. to S22.sp
Dropping one of olr best
makes rather than pay more
for Fall.
Did yesterday rain spoil
your straw?
Ample stocks smart Sen.
nits, So. to So.
Panan1as, So. up.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-22

Even Summer can't put
a damper on our Scotch
Mlsts' not when damp
days and cool nights make
these rainproof overcoats
such constant companions.
'Rcoistercd Trademark
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
bToadwsy Broadway
at 18TH st. our at 34th ST.
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Av.
at warren at 4lst s.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
10UMOOS
% THE KIDNEYS


- A. q nation a meai eAters sna
- hnsod n niled utth nre aAA says .
wIltnDwn mmtkBity, who wAxns us 70
- ssnssastiy On guard against kidney.
- ksd.sys % sAsir utmost 10 free
- hlnod a this irritating aeid, but
1870 wnnk fsum che overwusk; they
- nlnoRah, tka eliminative tissues clog
- tkus g. waste is retained in the
nIwf % poism the entire system.
Whnn your kidneys ache and feel like
lnmps ~ LEAD. and you have singing
nnlnn N ths haek or the urine Il cloudy,
NIl a nsdlnnnl o. the bladder l. irri-
anA1A ohlieine y0u ~ seek relief during
- niahts wken you have severe head
- nervuan and diKxy spells. sleepless-
-. I'D nloHach o. rheumatism in bad
wenfkar. eHl from your pharmacist about
fuur ounces oi Jad Salts take Q
&nklnuponnfnl In q glass Of water before
A8nnAlnat each Morning and in . few
ave- your kidneys will act hne. This
lmnnus nIts y male from the acid Of
n.nras AL lemon iuice. cumhinsd with
NlkIa. anA - ieem u.ed for generations
- fnnh md stimulate cloEred kidneys,
- nsmfrmlina TIE acids in urine - u 10
- innenf : aource a irritation. thus
enalnn urinary and bladder disorders.
IaA NaIla . Inexpensive and eannot
kminres makaa q drAehtiul sGervescent
lllhia mnieF drlnk. and noA-edy can make
: mlslake - taxing little ocoasiouaiiy
- knsp ths kidnEys eleAn and eetive
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
/. S. LIGHT WAS A VISITOR To
JACKSONVILLE

L. S. Light of Reddick, Marion coun
ty, passed through the city Saturday,
en- route home from trip to Lebanon
county, Pennsylvania, his home Of
forty years ago.
He says farm labor is as scarce in
the north as it is in the south, owing
10 the higher wages given in the trad.
es.
Mr.. Light is a director of the state
Marketing Bureau, and spent a couple
Of hours at the office in consultation
with Commissioner Rhodes. He was
accompanied by his Times
Union.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
5000


The Board of County Commission
ers in and for Marion county, state of
Florida, Immediately after the assess
ments of the county had been revised
and equalized, ascertained and deter
mined the amount of money to be
raised by taxation for each county
fund, as is shown by the budget pub
lished and adopted in accordance with
law: 1t is thereupon ordered that the
following tax levy be made on all tax
able property in the county Of Marion
for the year 1920, to-wit:
For state taxes, IL mills. For coun-
ty general fund taxes, 31a mills. For
fine and forfeiture fund taxes, three
fourth mills. For road and bridge
fund taxes, 71a mills. For outstand-
ing Indebtedness fund taxes, l 81
mills. For agricultural fund taxes, Il
mills. For bond, interest and sinking
fund taxes, mills. For school fund
taxes, 10 mills.
It is further ordered that the fol
lowing special tax district taxes be
levied upon the property within the
respective districts hereinafter men.
toned for the year 1920:
Dunnellon, Special Road and Bridge
District No. 2. 10 Mills.
Itemized estimates Of the Special
Tax school Districts Trustees for the
IL sub-school districts of the county
having heretofore been filed with the
County Commissioners, the millage
for said sub-school districts was fixed
in accordance with said estimates and
written requests from the Board OF
Public Instruction, as follows:
District No. l, Ocala, mills. Dis
trict No. 5, Dunnellon, l mill. Dis
trict No. 6, Reddick, 5 mills. District
No. 10, Citra, mills and sub-school
district taxes, in accordance with
above requests as follows:
No. l. mills, No. 2, mills, No 3, 3
mills, No. 4, mills, No ), 8 mills, No
6, mills, No. Z, mills, No. s, mills,
No. 9. 5 mills, No. 10, mills, No II,
3 mills, No. u, mills, No 13, 5 mills,
No. H. mills, No Is, mills, No. Is,
8 mills. No. II, mills, No. IS, / mill,
No. q, mills, No %, 3 mills, No. %,
mills, No. 24, mills. No. %, mills,
No. &c, mills, No q. 3 mills, No. 2S,
8 mills, No 20, mills, No 3d. 3 mills,
No. 81, mills, No. 80, 5 mills, No. 33,
mills. No. "a, mills, No. 35, mills,
No. SO, mills. No. 81, mills, No. 80,
mills. No 80, mills, No 4O 8 mills,
No. Al. mills, No 49, 8 mills, No. 90,
mills.
The Board thereupon adjourned to
meet August 9Th, 1920.
August 9Th, 1920.
The Board of County Commission.
ers re-convened with all members
present.
Mr.. ]. w. Melton called and com
planned Of personal tax assessment.
Mrs. j. F. Pedrick objected to
assessment of lands in S. 80, t. Is, r.
2l.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20

dcccD0mcuL VI idnuS III . 80, !. 40, y.
10.
Notary Public bonds of NJ RI. Pas
teur and T. d. Lancaster, Jr., were
approved.
The Board after hearing and con-
sidering the complaints of the several
parties t assessments of their prop
erty, ordered that the following re-
ductions of assessments be made, to.
wit:
d. B. Morrison & Co., 400 acres. s.
81, t. Is, II, $1,000 to $1,000.
Fla. Land Co., 500 acres, s. 6, tia,
r. 20, $500 to $1,000; 400 acres S. Z,
t. 13, r. 20, $500 to $3.50.
Flora Morrison ct al, $50 acres, s
Is, t. Ii, r. 49,. $110O to $500
Rachel Perrin, acres, s. 20, t. II
r. "a, $500 to $3.50
W. F. Dancer, l acre, S. 20, t. II, r
21, $1,000 to $500.
w. H. Sherouse, 80 acres, s. 4, t. IS
r. q, $500 to $780,
H. T. Hall, a acres, s. 2, t. 1S, r. 81
$1,000 to $500.
Alphano Humus Co.; 440 acres, s.
t. -, r. %, $500 to $ $1,000.
Dunnellon Phosphate Co., 400 acres
S. 9, t. 16, r. 1S. $500 to. $1,000, 4ot
acres s. 13, t. 16, r. 1S, $4,000 to $1,000
$40 acres S. Is, t. Is, r. Is, $500 t.
$2560, $50 acres. s. is, t. Is, r. IS
$25O0 to $2240.
]. Malever (PersonaD $4,000 tt
$4,000.
j. o. Hightower, so acres, S. u, t. II
r. %, $500 to $500.
B. L. Easterling, so acres, s. 81. t
13, r p, $3.50 to $3.50.
Sam Sans, so acres, S. 81, t. 13, r. q
$3.50 to $3.50.
W. B. White, 5 acres, s. 20, t. Is, r
"a, $1,000 to $3.50.
Mrs. V. c. Condon. 40 acres. S. 27.
t. Is, r. %, $1,000 to 500.
M. NJ. Proctor, 40 acres, s. 20, t. II,
r p, $500 to $3.50.
]. F. Wellington, 44O acres 8. -
r. p, $4,000 to $25OO.
]. F. Meadows. 40 acres, s. "a, t. 13.
r. p, $40O to 5000.
". T. Henderson, $50. acres, S. 13, :.
Is, r. %. $1,000 to 5000.
Geo. T. Leak, so acres, s. 10, t. 16. r.
p, $500 to $3.50.
W. F. McDermitt, 40 acres. $. is, t..
II, r %, 5000 to 500.
]. L. Hough, 40 acres, S. Is, t. IT, r.
%, $500 to 5000.
VIM. Gist, At acres. g. II, t. 6, r. %,
s2500 to s2100.
Mayo Turpentine Co., 75 acres, 8.
25, t. 16, r. %, $500 to $500; 40 acres.
S. y, t. II, r. p, 5000 to $50; 81 acres.
s. IS, t. II, r. %, $3.50 to 800.
L. X. Edwards. 600 acres, s. /, t. 13.
r. 20, $4,000 to $4,000.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
Fine and Forfeiture Fund in favor of
P. H. Nugent, in the amount of $4,000
for discharge money for convicts.
The Board desiring to dispose of
International Harvester Co., Tractor
ordered that advertisement be placed
in the papers asking for bids on same.
The Board ordered that advertise
ment be made for overseers in accord
ance with chapter Sill acts of 1919.
The county depository, county judge,
sheriff, tax collector, ustice of the
peace and inspectors of marks and
brands filed reponts.
The following warrants were order
ed drawn to rover bills duly examined,
passed and ordered paid, to-wit:
General Fund: No. 10335 to No.
1042S, $14SO6S; Fine and Forfeiture
Fund, No. 1865 to No. 7340, $534.52
Road Fund No. 1901 to No. 1906,
$6728.65; State Aid Road Fund, No.
724 to No. 796, $1544S5; Agricultural
No. 72S, $4,000.
There being no further businesn the
Board adjourned.
Attest: P H. NUGENT, Clerk.
o. H. ROGERS. Chairman.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20

People wonder why / can afford
so many hats" remarked one customer
TO US recently, but / really am not
reticent when any one asks me direct
ly. am glad to tell them that they
too can buy 2 or HATS at FISH
ELS for the price Of one at a MiIli-
merry Store Try FISHEL'S once.
s-6-4t
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
Chsmberlain's colic and Ciarrhoea
Remedy

FtCUECGy
This is unquestionably one of the
most successful medicines in use for
bowel complaints. A few doses of it
will cure an ordinary attack of dfarr-
hoea. 1t has been used in nine cpl
mics of dysentery with perfect sue
cess. It can always be depended upon
to give prompt relief in cases of collie
and cholera morbus. When reduced
with water and sweetened it is pleas
ant TO take. Every family should keep
this remedy at hand. adv.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO.
cEEDINcs
CONTINUED From Last Week)


Road Fnud
Salary of Clerk, as Auditor
etc. $lSSO.OO
Per Diem and Mileage of Com
missioners ............. $4,000
Attorney for Commissioners $4,000
Supervisor of Registration. $4,000
County Physician ....... 100000
Repairs to County Buildings $4,000
Janitors and other atten
dants $l5OO.00
Light, Fuel and Water -. $4,000
Insurance 10000
Allowance to Paupers etc $3500.0 90
Coroners Inquests etc ...... $4,000
Insanity Inquests etc ...... $4,000
General Stationery, blanks
etc ................... $4OU.00
Record Books ............ $4,000
Advertising required by law $4,000
Commissions, Tax Assessor $30000.00
Commissions, Tax Collector 100000
Fostdse .s.s''........... S5UO.O0
Sheriff. General Court work $4,000
Expenses Of Election 49,. $4,000
Hospital Account ....... 100000
Widows Pensions ........ $150000
Contingencies ........... $4,000 90
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15
La MJl!J.JE Err
Su Eyolucion \ Emancipation
Por Jose Calderon Aponte

huh.eras yivido con resignation la vi
da tle sufrimientos que no tuvo ralor
para soportar.
iEl fyalor personal no es mas que un
! excessive amor propio que impulsa a
los honbres de vergiienza.
Ademas, yo creo muy razonadamen-
te. que en- nuestros prop6sitos de que
la muier actde ien Ia vida como el
hombre, no entran los deseos de que
sean gallos de pelea. Los gallos son
los lnicos seres en- nuestra vida ami
NAL que conceptdo ,valientes, porque
6llos pelican por instinto, no por amor
propio sin preocuparse de que su
contrincante sea mas guapo, mas CO.
barde. mas grande mas pequefo.
Yo quiero sin embargo, traer yin
ejemplo, de los muchoS ejemplos que
guardo con respect0 nj valor per-
sonal de la mujer, para demostrar que
81 la mujer es cObarde personalmente,
sin que clio sea una regla general,
v solamente por La nomination. de. CO.
barde conque ell hombre la ha bautiza.
do siempre, puede ser valiente en- Il
momento que ella quiera serlo.
En- ell reinado de Claudio, fue con
denado a muerte CicinoPeto. ARIA
lsu mujer, para darle valor, Sc intro
dujo un pu1al en- Ell pecho Y sacandolo
tinto EN- sangre, "toma, dijo-a SUI ma
rido, este no hace mali; Y Peto toman-
do ell punal de las manos de ARIA Sc
di0 muerte ejemplo de ella.
r.I.Y ahora, para concluirs pregunto a
vosotros, hombres que negais derechos
~ valor la mujer, ;tendrfais ell va
lor de ser madrcs con todas las conse-
rcuencias que acarrea la materni-
dad?...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

Pues elias han sido, son Y seran
madres, Y actuaran en- Ia eyoluei0n So
cial como actuais vosotros, con vues-
! ltros mismos deberes con vuestros
mismos derechos, no 10 dudeis.
| Parece que alguien alguienes con.
pretensiones de superholnbres, me ar
giyen con cierto 6nfasis, que el cere-
bro de la mujer es menos pesado que
el del hombre en- proportion de un
81 por 100.
Pero admiti6lo este. simplica acaso stl
perioridad, fisiol6gicamente hablando,
ese ndmero 100?
sQue sabio de los que abundan por
esos trigos de Dios, ptiede convencer-
me de que unos gramos menos de masa
encefalica determinan una inferiori-
dad deprimente?
;Puede aiguno demostrarme que Ia
inteiigencia esta en- relaci6n directa al
yolumen cuantivo del cerebro?
;Quien es apto para probarrne o ne
garine qne ell conglomerado de celulas
neryiosas que actdan en- ei cerebro, sea
o no 10 que produce mayor o menor
cantidad de inteligencfa, segdn la ma
yor menor hiperestesia del sujeto sin
que para NADIA actde ell peso de dicho
0rgano?
Ell hecho de haber sobresalido en-
todos los tiempos y en- todas las 6pocas,
mujeres en- las ciencias. en- la litera-
tura, en- las artes, en- La poesfa, en-
la guerra por centenares de centenares,
superando en- infinidad de ocasiones a
/ los hombres, me demuestra que no es
la, cuantidad sino la cualidad cere-
bral la que produce es superior.
Y va que trato de mujeres notables,
no puedo sustraerme los deseos de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15
Association de Agronomos Pro
fesionales de Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Y especialmente con su
Departamento de Agriculture Y Traba-
jo, al fomento y desarrollo de la. agri-
caltura, combatir las plagas Y en-
fermedades de las plantas al mejo.
ramiento de las razas de ganadO ma.
two, recomendando un minucioso es.
tudio de la Eugenesia yogetal y Ami.
NAL.
(d) Gestionar>ante ell Gobierno In.
sular Y ante .eualquiera de las Corpora.
clones inscritas Ell el pals. ofertas de
empleos para sus Asetiados.
(el Fundar una Colonia Agrfcola
para ser administrada por la As0cia-
ci6n que sirva a la vez como Glania
de Experimentation para ilustrar en-
los nuevos metodos de cultivos al<agri-
cultor del pals,
Para ser nlieInbro e. Indispensable
poseer un tftulo de AgrDnomfa, de un
Colegio reconocido de Agriculture.
Sc procedi0 la elrcci6n de la -di-
rectiva que ha de d;rigir los destinos
de dicha sociedad, por medic de vota-
ci0n seereta, siendo Ell resultado como
sigue: PrVidentet Adolfo MayorRl;
Vice-Presidente, Juan Acosta Henri
quez Secretario Francisco Joglar Ro.
drfguez V Vocales, Luis A. Izquierdo
Pedro Olivencia.
Francisco JOgldr Rodriguez.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

l ( 3
70 cfeo que es absurda ia prasun-
cioR del hombre al juzgarse superior
a la mujer.
La mujer, vamos por parte, podra
ser mas d6bil que el hombre en- ssu
constitution ffsica sin embargo, no es
absoluta esta regla: Ia historic anti
qua v la. historic moderna nos dicen
de mujeres capaces de haberselas con
atletas masculinos Y vencerlos; Y fue-
ra de esos dos historias. los Sjem-
plos se manifiestan a cada paso que
rendidos. por las Was pdblicas.
No siendo, pues, absolute. Ia superio-
lridad ffsica del hombre con respecto
a. la mujer, no puede tenerse como
principle flo la tai superioridad.
sQue ell hombre es mas valiente que
la mujer?...
Esperemos. esperemos unos momen-
tos; no vayamos muy lejos con ESQ
del yalor.
Pero blen, pregunto 70: iQue es ell
valor? En- que sentido tomamos la
palabra valor?
Ell valor es discutible, " es hijo
en- la mayorfa de los casos, del amor
propio.
Porque. veamos,: Es mas valien-
te sel que Sc mata porqne 10 asedian
las vicisitudes de la vida, 9 ell que
Kiye soportando esas vicisitudes?
Ell que Sc mata. demuestra que ell
valor personal es smenos valor que ell
valor moral, porque 81 asf no fuera,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

eepto sin necesidad de que Sc lie i'm
ponga".
En- un cuestionario acerca de la ap-
titud de la mujer para los estudios,
iniciadO por La Revue, /de Paris.
hace va alg1n tempo. fueron confess
tes casi todOs los prOfesores universi-
tarios, incluyendo Monsieur Bonet
de la SObOrna, en- que aventajan a los
! varones en- constancia, Ell aplicaci0n,
en- inter6s para toda clase de estudios;
Ell cambio demuestran menos faculta-
des de creaci6n.
Pero este tltimo, dice Felipe Tri-
go: "CreO firmemente que Sc debe al
habito de obediencia pasividad- que
Sc lie impone la mujer desde Id nj
nez".
TN muchacho libre desde bien pc
queiio, en- sus juegos, llenos no pocas
veces de riesgos situaciones diffci-
les, resu6lvelas por ST propio Y Sc acos
TUNDRA la inicfativa'.
Lib6rtese La mujer de ese freno
social, de Sc estadO de servidora, de
ese tutelaje en- que siempre Sc la ha
tenidO va ver6is su pOder creador CO.
mo llega al pOder creador del hombre
y seguramente lie superara.
TrigO acepta una igualdad intelec-
tual Y moral absolute entire ell hombre
y la mujer.
El trabajo fuera de Ia casa Y ale
no al afeminamientO habitual les dara
mas alma las mujeres Y ;qui6n sahe
d0nde llegaran!
La mujer desde su inicio en- Ia vida
fu6 sojuzgada por la volutad impe-
ROSA del hombre Y ha vivido siempre
en- ese ambiente secundario de obedien-
cia de atroffa Intellectual sin preocu-
parse de 10 que la ley de la cOstumbre
habfa designadO al hOmbre. Digo
hG6iG porque va ese verbo carece de
tpresente.
"El hara 10 que tiene que hacer, 10
que lie corresponds, 10 que Sc ha i'm
puestO como hOmbre, ipara que hemos
de preocuparnos de la ciencia, de la
filosoffa, de la arquitectura, de la agri-
cultura. 81 ESQ correspondent 6llos?
! Que hagan ndmerOs, que constru-
van edificios Y puentes, que labren la
terra que rieguen la semilIa, que
recojan el fruto; que gobiernen los
pueblos, que cOnstruyan maquinas de
matarse unos los otros por sus gram
des avaricias, que hagan tOdo ESQ que
hartO tenemos nosotrOs con barrer la
casa, con honrar sus nombres de due
hos sehOres ser madres de nues-
trOs hijOs''.
,<Asf hablaban las mujeres hasta ha-
ce POGO tempo adn cuando desgracia-
damente hay pueblos Ell la TERRA en-
donde continta invariable la misma
expression. (Continuara.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

jos memories adquiera la finca que Sc
describe en- la moci6n,, Ordenandosele
al Secretario de la Corte, que tan prom
to lie sean .entregadas las escrituraS
de compra-venta entregue La promo
vente las $1300O0O par efectuar ell
pago de La misma mas los $67 80 para
el pago de los gastos de las escrituras
de inscription Y los honOrarios del abo
gado.
En- el caso de Felix Santana VS.. Nj
colasa Ventura CarrasquiIlo por diyor-
clio, Sc dispuso por, ell marshal de esta
COrtei emplazar a la demandada por
conducto del marshal de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de vieques.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

hacer re.dci6n aquf de algunas eminen
tes admiradas portorriqueiias que
brillan con intensa luz propia Ell ell
cielo de la ciencia, de la libertad, del
arte, de la poesfa de mi pals para
que sus nombres sirvan de inspiration
v avaloren este humilde trabajo que
dedico a la mujer universal.
Vayan pues, mis- respetos V admi-
racion a Lola r. de Tic, Ana Rogue,
Obdulia G. de Lazaro, Teresita Man
gual de Cestero, Mercedes Sola, Trina
Padilla, Srtas. Agostini. AmparO Fer
ndndez Mater Maria Malina, lamen-
tando sinceramente no recordar de mo-
mento, tantas Y tantas mas que son
orgullo tambi6n, como las citadas, de
la Patria.
| COntinuO:
Los hombres Ell su afan sempiterno
de acumular datos en- demOstraci6n
lie la inferioridad de la mujer, la acu-
sa de indiscreta. --
Tai vez e44~6pocas anteriores hubie-
IA podido quedar este sin refutaci0n {;
pero hoy, las cosas cambiadas, elias, las
mujeres mismas, sin grandes esfuerzos,
sin alegatos de ningGn g6nero, calladi-
taS como las hOrmigas ell su diaria
tarea, desmentir;in tai affirmation.
Entremos Ell las oficinas del Gobier-
; no, de los bancos, del comercio, parti-
culares Y observaremos seg1n la cate
gorfa e impOrtancia del negociado a
una, dos, tres, veinte, treinta, cincuen-
ta mujeres 0cupando puestos de i'm.
portancia de responsabilidad Y de to.
da confianZa.
iSe dehe clio a la suficencia solamen-
. te!
No, Sc debe a la sufcencia y la
!, discretion.
En- donde no hay discretion. no hay
cOnfianZa Y en- este case las oficinas del
GobiernO, de los bancos. del cOmercio
Y particulares, estarfan servidas por
hOmbres excluSivamente.
;HemOs de hablar de la cOnstancia
Ell sIs empresas?... En- la conciencia
de todO hombre sincere, esta la cons
tancia de la mujer como refejo santo
de sus grandes ambiciones en- ell por-
venir de su vida que desea a todo tran
ce libertar.
I'm case curiOso de la Historic Sa-
grada viene mi memoria como coro-
! lario de mis- afrmaciones.
Tires veces al ano, dice Noises,
por orden de Dios, asistiran a orar
ZEN mi presencia todOs los varones de
, La Casa sIsrael.
d Como >ese divino precepto no COM
prende las mujeres ?-pregunt6 un
curioso.
-Porque ell legislator supreme no
tignOra que la mujer cumplira ell pre-