davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-02-13
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

BALTIMORE. Md. February j
(SpeciaD.-The general live cattle
market shows little change, with
ample receipts al the stockyafds
Wharf receipts were light, as usual
at this time of the year. What de-
mand prevails is centered on top
grade cattle and trade wants are
easily supplied. Quotations today at
Light street wharf:
Beef cattle-First quality. per pound.
to s cents: medium, per pound. to
61a cents. Bulls. as to quality. per
quality. per pound, to cents. Thin
steers. per pound. to 5 cents. Oxen.
as to quality. per pound. to cents.
$4,000 to $4,000; common to fair, per
head. $4,000 to $4,000. Calves, veal.
choice, per pound. 13 to IA cents:
ordinary to medium, per pound. 10
to -; heavy. smooth. fat. per head,
$1,000 to $500. Rough, per head. s15.o0
to $500. Common, thin. per head,
$500 to $1,000.
Sheep. No. l. per pound. to cents.
Old bucks. per pound 4 to cents.
Common. per pound, to 3 cents.
Lambs--f'hoice. per po'. to 10
cents. Fair to good. per pound. to
9 cents. Common. thin, per pound.
TO 6 cents.
Hogs-Straight, per pound. 10 to
101a cents; sows, as to quality. s to
9 cents. Stays and boars, per pound.
TO cents. Live rigs. as to size
and quality. per pound. IL to Is cents
Shoats. as to size and quality, per
pound, 10 to 13 cents.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
STOCK TRADING DWINDLES
TO SLENDER DIMENSIONS

NEW YORK, February 12.-Trad
ing in the stock market this week
dWindled to slender dimensions. the
turnover for the five full sessions
being the lightest for any corre-
spending period in almost half a
year.
Price movements were of piece
with these stagnant conditions. only
a few of the speculative faVoriteS re-
cording more than nominal changes.
Investment rails were almost entire
ly neglected. but developed moderate
heayinNss later on the refusal of the
United Mates Railroad Labor Board
to reduce wages.
Similar conditions prevailed IN the
bond market. many oldtime or pre-
war issues canceling much. if not
all. of their recent gains. while most
of the new underWritings. including
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad 6i2S, fell
below their subscription prices.
was easier. but this ostensible re-
taxation applied only to call or de-
mand loans. Rates for time money
remained firm, thereby confirming
the opinion of we'll informed bank =
ing interests that no perceptioie
change is probable in the years iirst
quarter.
Foreign exchange was again sub
jected to the hewildering cross cur
rents resulting from latest aSpecls
of the German indemnity agreement,
British exchange approNimated its
recent high level. but. taxing inter
national remittances as whole. llt-
tie progress toward stability was
made.
Railroad returns and the tonnage
and financial statements of compa-
MES engaged in important lines OF
manufacture testify that business
and industry are reviving slowly and
unevenly These conditions were eX-
kmplified in the smaller earning OF
transportation systems and reduced
bookings of the United states Steei
, Corporation.
General industrial conditions con-
tinued to be governed by additional
revision of commodity prices and
lower wage scales. These factors
were especially potent in the OIL
trade, with signs of a pronounced re-
adjustment of existing schedules Tor
steel and iron.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
RESERVE BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. February II. - The
itatement OF condition of the Federal
reserve Bank of New York al the close
ot business February y shows:
Iotai gold reserve. S406,1S1,S29.61.
total reserves $565 51S.1G7.46
Bllls discounted (secured by govern
ment war obligations) for members.
1894 .403. .030.77 =
All other. for members. $500 500 =
Bills bought in open market. s14-
4S5.$05.79.
Total bills on hand. 1929 Sss.seOs1.
Iotai earning assets, 1885 .O6365.
uncollected items and other deduc-
tons tons from gross deposits, sl19,asS,-
Due to members. reserve account.
s655.629293 '''
Iotal gross deposits. $765 e93,s27.63.
Federal reserve notes in actual cir
culation. s7s7,937,sSe.
Ratio of total reserves to deposit
and federal reserve note liabilities
combined. 39.4.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
TRADE CONDITIONS.
NEW YORK. February 12-Du

NEW YORK. February 12.-Dun's
review OF trade says:
The irregularities which still char
acterize the business situation are a
natural accompan niment of the process
Of economic readjustment. With con-
nicting forces in operation commercial
revival has not come in all quarters
simultaneously and a definite turning
point is yet to be reached in some
leading trades and industries. Unset :
tlement in prices. with the trend con-
unuing downward. remains cause
for hesitation in different lines. and
such new demand as develops does not
indicate that buyers are disposed to
commit themselves extensively for
the future. AT prices much below the
highest basis there is not the vol
ume of purchasing that might be ex-
pected, because various markets lack
stability and orders are deferred IN
take advantage of probable further
reductions. The number Of smalI-iot
transactions, however. is increasing
in certain directions. suggesting thai
some stocks are beginning to be re-
plenished. and not a little machinery
that was idle has started up again on
part-time schedules"
Evening star., 1921-02-13
STEEL UNSETTLED,
DULL DURING WEEK
Plans Made for Holding 400,-
600, 900 Pounds of Copper,
Export Surplus.

NEW YORK. February 1e-The
steer market has been DUH. unsettled
ana weak. The increasing disposi-
| tloh on the part of independent COM
pdliIes TO cut prices below the Steel
poI a'ion levels and the shrink
IN unhlled orders on the books
'.s company well illustrate the
true condition of the market mi
lower prices of independan,s h.,..
NOT helped business and t,,o So
ooipofdtton announces il is no, CON
'i's any reduction in prices
wage readjustment Pig iron
;,n, "f ana easy. with OUTPUT linn
Leu 10 conform to the demand pro-
uuoelS seem willing. to make conces.
>''''' III order TO get business.
Holding ENportable Surutu.
80 aus Tor holding 400 o00. 900 pounds
! ~ copper as an exportahle xurnI,
'he topper Export Association
n..He oeen officially announced ~
e.tins "A sfabilizing influence, In
sun.s ~ nave creased and hr,xs
,aa.i. urers are said to have been
tsst!hG The market with bids for Io,.
or from four to ten mi,l;on ,r,,.
aithoush no large transactions h.
peen reported. No sellers of 80,
! Lrolytlc are now reported below. m,
i" cent basis. and advances of 4 ~
cent are asked for the second
dua 1t is understood that mos
~ tle 'eaoing producers have de-
ciaed 70 curtail their output to "a
per cent OF the 1918 figures.
! Leao is easier due to declines in
London and apathy of BUYERS West.
eIh dealers are Offering for sbipmen,
ABOUT 4 cent under local spot prices
I'm continues sensitive to fiuctus
| tiohs IN London and Straits. with
| buyers still holding off and the IN.
oertone steady. Zinc steady and un.
! cnanSed; there has been some bid.
{ oins for forward positions at the
! spot ievel. which We're not accepted
| Ahtimony continues dull. Some sligh,
cohsessions have been made on Feb.
! ruary shipment from the Orient h,,
| buyers continue Indifferent
Evening star., 1921-02-13
S4,0 900, 900 FOR EDUCATION
Canada Plans Special Aid for Bows
and Girls.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. February -
has just completed an edu-
cational program whereby $4,000. 900
will be spent annually in training for
industry boys and girls VINO are un-
able to attend higher school, l.. w
Gill. director for technical education
Tor Canada, said in an address before
the seventh annual convention of the
vocational Education Association o.
the middle west here.
The federal government will pro-
VIDE IL 100000 of this fund and the
provincial and municipal governments
viii provide the other 100000 an
nually. MIR. Gill said
The technical schools which are be-
ing rapidly established all over the
dominion are intended. Mr.. Gill ex-
planned. to increase the product;on
Improve the mental and moral stand.
ard and to develop the nation.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
TOBACCO RECEIPTS DROP.
Baltimore Reports AZ Hogsheads.
Sales. Only 80 Hogsheads.

BALTIMORE. February l. tSpe-
ciaD.-Leaf tobacco receipts the past
week totaled only AZ hogsheads. with
sales of 80 hogsheads reported being
mostly of the common grades at low
prices. Quotations today for Mary
land tobacco, per 100 pounds:
Inferior and frosted, firm leaf. 800
to 500; sound common and gree nish.
500 to 1000; good common. 100 to
1900: medium. 1900 to 21.00; good
to fine red. $500 to 1000: fancy.
1000: seconds. common to medium,
500 to 100; seconds. good to fine,
1900 to 5000: upper country. air
cured. nominal; ground leaves tnew'.
200 to 23.00. rnsound and badly
mixed packages. from l to 3 per
pound lower. Stock in warehouses to-
day-Maryland, 15,442 hogsheadS. .
Ohio. 1894 hogsheads. making total
of 20.O36 hogsheads. Ground leaves
to date, 949 hogsheads.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
SLAV MINISTER IN PARIS.
Says Austria Should Work Out Her
Own Salvation.

PARIS. February 12.-Eduard Benes,
foreign minister OF CzechoslOvakia' ar.
rived here last night from Rome, where
he engaged in negotiations looking to
a commercial accord between his coun-
try and Italy. He said a treaty was in
process OF being written. DIR. Benes,
in discussing the Austrian republic sa ID
that country should make an effort for
her own restoration, and expressed the
belief that financial assistance from the
allies could only prolong the present
critical situation In Vienna
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Borrowing Proposed.

A six-billion-dollar grab bag will be
opened at Washington if the peculiar
debt-refunding bill introduced by Rep
resentatjve Patterson of New Jersey
is approved. The bill proposes an is
sue Of thirty billions to take the place
rf outstanding liberty and victory
bonds and other federal obligations
The gross public debt few weeks
ago was only twenty-four billions, in =
cluding outstanding war issues, saw
jngs certificates. floating debt and pre- =
war bonds. A thirty billion issue
would thus provide six billions of pie
for hungry politicians.
Six billions might be very useful in
the upbuilding of local machines IL
well distributed between bonuses,
rivers and harbors. irrigation. drain
age, parks. highways and few other
demands on the public pocket Per-
haps the Germans, asking a billion
loan, might win a slice. But can the
heavily burdened taxpayer stand the
load? 1t would be we'll to count the
cost.
Five per cent interest is-proposed
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Weights and Measures.

Boy fentering market)-Gimme
one meter of sausages.
Clerk-We Sell 'em only by the
kio.
Boy--all right; gimme one kilo-
meter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-16
HUNDREDS SEE
EDUCATIONAL
FILM At B
"0pen Your Eyes" to Be
Shown Free to Women
and Girls This Morning at
10 O'clock.

AS more than five hundred men
and boys were turned away from
the "B" theater yesterday morning
due to the capacity of the house
being reached before they arrived,
"Open your eyes will be shown
again tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock Men only will be admitted.
The picture will be exhibited this
morning at 10 o'clock to women
and girls,
open your eyes is one of the
most powerful of the federal
health bureaus educational films.
/. was released here through the
state health department under the
auspices of the Y. M. c. A. AL
though the film has been exhibited
in some of the eastern cities for an
admission fee of as much as one
dollar, it IL free to all persons in
Albuquerque over 10 years of age.
The picture leaves little to the
imagination-calls a spade spade
and presents striking proof that
sowing wild OATS and patroniz-
ing "quack" doctors can ruin the
lives of entire families and leave a
trail Of suffering in the coming
generation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-16
ALBUQUERQUE MIC"
GETS PRAISE FROM
MOUND CITY FOLKS

Albuquerque Mic" the booklet
of the Chamber of Commerce COM
piled by II. 3. Watkins, secretary,
is winning fame in Missouri. Three
letters were received at the c. of c
offices yesterday from st. Louis
complimenting Mr.. Watkins on AL
buquerque and his skill in putting
her advantages before the world.
John Osterburg, of the Carleton
Dry Goods company, writes This
is certainly the most interesting
book of the kind we have ever seen.
l would like to have more copies
of it,"
r. r. Langenberg, of the Langen-
berg Hat company, writes that
Julius Becker, of Springerville,
Ari2,, called this morning and left
a copy Of Albuquerque Mic and J
want to congratulate YOU on this
effective bit of advertising.
From the office of Hamilton
Brown Shoe company, Charles p.
Ladd writes after looking through
Albuquerque Mic: Albuquerque is
beautiful city and has made Won
derful progress and l predict it wall
make greater progress from now
on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-16
GUARANTEED BOYS
AND GIRLS MUST BE
KEPT FROM PUBLIC

A campaign against the spread
ing of communicable disease. es-
pecially whooping cough, through
parents allowing their children to
appear in public places while the
children are suffering from these
diseases, is to be started here by
Dr.. ]. F. Docherty. city and county
health officer.
quite few people seem to
think that though their children
are suffering from some of these
diseases they may take them to
shows, out motoring or elsewhere,
so long as they accompany them"
DR.. Docherty stated yesterday.
This will not be tolerated in the
future and if any such cases are
discovered, the parents will be
prosecuted irrespective of who
they are or what happens to be
the cause of the childs being per-
mitted to be out of the house"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-16

biannual camp meeting of the w.
Q. w. Of Arizona and New Mexico
T. d. Burns, Jr., of TERRA Am
arilla, n. NJ, was here on business
yesterday.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Charles
Banghart is i'll at home with a Sc
we're cold.
H. NJ. Carmichael returned last
night to Chicago after visiting his
wife and son, Charles, here.
Miss Hortense Switzer has taken
a position as bookkeeper at tine
Whitney Hardware company,
y. II. Brown, Santa Fe forest
ranger at Bland is in the city on
business and will return home to-
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-16
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GENTRYS EGGS.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
GoBTERNo MUNICIPAL DE.
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NICIPAL DE SERVICIo PUBLICo

! PRoPoSIcIoNES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- p1blica
subasta de las obras de ALTERACIO-
MES Y REPARACIoNEs A LA Es-
CUELA DE DIEZ SALONES DE SAN
LOREzo, P. R., cuyo presupuesto apro
Eado asciende SIETE MIL CTENTo
cINCUENTA Y NUEvE DoLAREs
CON vEINTE Y NUEvE CENTAvos
(S7159.29), Sc admitiran en- esta oficina
hasta las DOS e P. NJ del dia 80
de agosto de 1921, en- que Sc abriran
pIblicamente.
.codos los datos necesarios sc daran
en- esta oficina en- la del Arquitecto
del Departamento del Interior, donde
sc encuentran de manifesto los docu-
n.Artos que han de regir en- ell con-
trato, podran recoger los icitadores
los pianos y modelos de proposiciones
que han de presentar, mediante I'm de.
S6sito de DIEz DoLARES (S1o.Oo) en-
uetalico cheQue certifcado. que Sc
van reembolsados al ser devueltos Ill
Clos documentos en- ell plazo de VEIN
TE dias (20) despues de efectuada la
subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera o todas
las proposiciones, Ell de adjudicar ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
IGNACIO APONTE,
Comisionado Municipal de
Servici9 Publico.
AdVt.
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10 Gun DIcEN Los PRoHoMBREs
PoLITIcos

Adsmks a. con Marco TuralAkov. cue
aasiituTs pFoviaiouaimsnte en- Ia Presi-
dsneia del conasio q AielandF0 STAN
buiisky. per gnaFdar cana este a con.
necuenela De una netanonia. De eelebFa
90 lntsrvsds con los lefes de todos los
particles msnos q eomuniata cue 50
A. nagaao . Fecibir al ooFFesp0nsal de
nn psFl6aieo buFguea.
He tenlao el honor Dc conveFsar con
ies e. pFssidsniss Del Console Malinov.
n1sE ds iea dsm6eFatas; Teodorov, jefe
dsi paFtide popuiaF; Dansv. jefs del pro
eFszista. euyo nombFe e. e0noeidisimo
detds haes oeho ah0s. con motive de
h pElnsFa , IA psEunda guerra baika-
r'fa. y een les "a ministries 0uenAdiev.
jsfs del psEtido naei0nal-libsrai; Kos
tlFov. lldsF Dc los Fadicalea y sakezov.
pFohomhEs a. las socialists 0 MOdsra.
aoa
los deelaFaelones qEe me hieieFen pae
een Fesnmirns en- 10 siguiente;
Bulgaria signs y seguiFa aeaFieiando
q aasno ds AMIR toda Ia Faza bdigara
81 uH sole Rstado. Per esta Faz6n. es
pfsmatuTa ana eolaboFaei6n sineera con
sns veelnos. Para ana apFoximaei6n con
xrgeesiavia. ssria msnesteF qae Bel.
EEado senesdisFa. poF 10 men0s. Ia auts
nomla > Maeed0Hia Bulgaria fsivindiea
iruaimsute IL Dobrndia. pobiada por
nna mayoria b4lgaFa y tnrer.
Cree. in embaEEo. cue Bulgaria IA
FtEuneiado "a dshnitivamense q Ia par
ts ssptentFional Dc DobFudia. y 81 Ru.
mania setuvieTa diapussta 4 dsEolyer
. Bulgaria il D0brndla meFidioEal que
is cutie sn 1913. nada se opondria .
rna reconciliation. . ineinso q una allan
~ entire Rumania y Bulgaria. euyos
iItsfeses no son ahsolutamenfe opues.
tos.
IN euanto q las Felaeiones greeoh6lga
Fss. sen sxtFemadaments tiFantes. Bul.
Sara eonaadeFa un absnEd0 Ia nneva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
(De los mas insignes escritores france
ses. Especial para Ell MUNDo).

Todo 10 que vive sufre; todo 10 que
vive nora; pero mas ALA del sufrimien
to de las lagrimas esta ell esplendor
dc un pensamiento inmaterial pode-
roso No podemos apartar Ell dolor de
nuestra existencia. pero podemos des-
envolver nuestro ser intimo en- su SEN
lido de belleza y de bondad.
Hay seres escogidos, los elegidos del
cielo, hombres que nacen con una bue
ma estrella que preside sus vidas: v
hay seres predestinados al dolor, hom.
bres que han nacido para sufrir, inmen
sa legion formada por casi toda la
humanidad
Pero en- todos nosotros hay un alma
perfectible en- la que reside ell secreto
de la serenidad. Busquemos este alma
ELI nosotroa mismos, intentemos desarro
lar ese algo divino que poseemos, esa
fEerza maravillosa y llena de poder.
La serenidad, la calma del espiritu.
la victoria sobre las pasiones que nos
inquietan y sobre los sufrimientos que
ncs hacen norar.
La serenldad. La bondad de CO.
razon, la aceptaci6n resignada de la
vida tai, como ella Sc presenta. con
sus miserias, sus luchas sus duelos.
Vosotros, los que gozais la dulce di.
cha de la paternidad acariciais csbe-
zas rubias morenas en- las que habeis
puesto toda vuestra ternura, ensefiad a
vuestros hijos Ell verdadero sentido de
Ia vida, y, para que despu6s sufran
menos y ell desengafio sea menor, ense-
fladles que, 81 bien ell ser humane tie
ne derecho la algeria, ell dolor la
tristeza Sc hacen duefios de casi todos
los corazones, y que el medic mas segu
ro para alcanzar en- la terra una rela-
tiva felicidad es ir educando POGO a
POGO Ia voluntad, negar ser duefios
dc nosotros mismos, conformarnos con
10 inevitable
No quiere decir este que ensefieis a
vuestros hijos la indiferencia. No; la
indiferencia agosta los corazones ma
ia los estimulos para ell trabajo y para
la lucha. El debe aprender interesar-
Sc con la vida, comprendiendola y
La algeria de vivir es como IN re- |
aejo de la divinidad. Els precise mos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
CRONICAS

fEontera griega en- Traeia. En- efecto,
oFeeia oeupa todo ell litoral asia a
Bulgaria dol mar Egeo, del cual la
separan solamente cuarenta Kilometres.
Y todos mis- interlocutores me dijeron:
"sin una saiida ibre al mar Egeo,
Bulgaria muere econ6micamente.
Pero aun manteniendo estas reivindi
eaeones, Bulgaria Sc da cuenta perfecta
dc su inferioridad militar frente a la
eoalici6n de sus vecinos, y no hara una
golitiea de aventuras Curara sus heri-
das, reorganizara sUs fuerzas y espera-
"A. considera que Ia Conferencia de
Paris no ha dieho la Ultima palabra
respecto al desenvolvimiento politico
dc los Estados europeos. Esperase que,
como eonseeuencia de Ia derrota griega
en- Asia Menor. Sc impondra pronto una
revision del Tratado de severes, que in
teresa a Bulgaria muy directamente. Pc
70 Bulgaria no espera nada de Inglate-
IRA. In el Congreso de Berlin (187S),
fneron dos diplomaticos ingleses, Bea-
eonsheld y Salisbury, los que aniquila-
ron Ia gran Bulgaria de san-stefano, y
ca Paris, otro ingl6s, Lloyd George, mu
tho a Bulgaria en- favor de Grecia. La
base de la politica exterior de Bulgaria
es Ia esperanza de que Russia no ha muer
70, sino cue. tarde temprano, resu.
eitaTa como gran potencia que Sc inte.
resara necesariamente en- los problemas
balkanieos y en- los Dardanelos, y bus
cara ] aamistad de Bulgaria, 'hinter-
cara In amistad de Constantinopla. Toda
VIA es un enigma 81 la Russia de mana
IA Sc aliaTa con Alemania mantendra
Ia alianza francesa. Como Bulgaria no
tiene simpatias marcadas, seguira in
eondieionalmente Russia en- cualquiera
de amb0s eaminos.
Por tanto. mientras ell problema de
Dobrudja, Macedonia y Tracia no en-.
enentEa una soluci6n justa y equitativa.
la Peninsula balkanica sera siempre un
foco de c0nfagraciones. -.
Andres REvEsZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
SERENIDAD

trar tambien nuestros hijos la parte
allegro de la vida, las bendiciones que
Ell cielo derrama sobre los pobres hu-
manos.
Es precise ensenarles recoger las bo
nitas flores perfumadas de ideal que
otrecen todos su gracia y su belleza.
No solamente tenemos derecho, sino
que hasta tenemos la obligation de CO.
ger esas flores para aspirar SUI confor-
tsnte perfume y hacerselo aspirar tam.
bien los que no pudieron no supple
ron cogerlas.
La TERRA es lugar de miserias, de
duelos, de villanfas, de traiciones, de
desilusiones; todos tenemos heridas NAL
cerradas que Sc abren al menor choque.
Pero hay tambien en- la terra muy be-
las cosas.
Hay corazones tan bondadosos, que
saben emocionarnos; hay inteligencias
tan poderosas, q. saben maravillarnos
cor sus dcstellos; hay amores profundos
y an1stades inquebrantables; hay atlas
sublimes ternuras firmes como la roca
puras como ell ORC.
Hay espectaculos naturales que nos
hacen Greer que estamos en- un parai.
Sc; primaveras esplendidas como triun.
fales cantos la vda, otofios de dulce
me1ancolia, de suave tristeza.
Y existe en- nosotros una fuerza fnti.
ma poderosa que podemos uevar has
ia donde queremos; ell pensamiento.
Dios ha sido demasiado bueno con ell
hombre y Sc ha querido reflejar en- el.
ha escrito Malebranche.
En- medic de la pena, cuando esta.
mos a punto de naufragar en- ell doIor,
un pensamiento Sc alza en- ell fondo de
nuestra conciencia, y elevamos los ojos
al cielo implorando serenidad para nues
ira pobre alma torturada. -.
Y este mismo pensamiento, esa mis-
ma inteligiencia que nos permite ne.
dir un consuelo al Todopoderoso, nos
permite tamblen encontrar la serenidad
cue es necesaria para sobrellevar sufri
mientos.
Eduquemos nuestro coraz6n en- la bon
dad y procuremos que nuestra voluntad
sea cada dfa mas fuerte.
De este modo podremos conocer to.
das las dulces emociones de Ia vida
enccntrar la serenidad necesaria en- me.
dlo del dolor y de la desesperanza.
SAFo. 'a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23

case, declare que naci1nientos como este
SOLO ocurren una vez por cada setecien
tas mil veces. La madre, residente en-
Budapest, tiene cuarenta afos de edad
y tenia va una familia de diez criaturas,
incluyendo un par de gemelos.
Principle sentirse enferma al des-
Gender de un tranvia y fue transporta.
da Embellishments a un hospital. donde
los cinco nacimientos tuvieron Iugar en-
un periodic de dos semanas. -