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Continue, Please.

Lord" prayed the old coiored
brother, "don't send more blessing1
than I can take care of, but when
they git good start, an act like
they want to keep coming, don't stor
'em."-Atlanta Constitution
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Lost and Found
M A | N
2657

FOUND.
. gold breast pin on Sunday, July 81
oTner may have same by identifying
property and paying for this ad. Apply
rs Bermuda street.
cold bar pin. Owner can have same by
,,ovine property and paying for this ad.
tnply 326 Verret street.
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The UnattalnabIe.

Columbus discovered America In
1892. Thereafter the efforts Of man
kind were concentrated upon discov
ering the North pole and a cure foi
colds. The North pole eventually waa
discovered Louisville Courier-Jour
nal.
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MERRY MAIDS DANCE.

The Merry Maids will give dance
on the LIST of October. Music will
be furnished by popular jazz band.
A large crowd is expected to attend.
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666 cures Chills and Fever.
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A new portrait of Mrs George
7 Harding, OF Marion, o, the
new BRIDE OF the father OF the
President. She was formerly Miss
Alice Severns. 81 years old. who
had been his stenographer for eight
years. DR.. Harding Is II.
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$4,000 FEWER DEATHS IN 1921;
SPAN Of LIFE IS HEIGHTENED

New York. Dec 9.-There were l5S.-
900 fewer deaths IN the United States
and Canada in 1872! than In 1920. said
Robert Lynn Coz. third vice president
OF he Metropolitan L!ro Insurance
company. In an address before the M
tenth annual convention ot tho Assoc
cation ot Life Insurance Presidents
Nr-c today.
Mr.. Cox presented statistics haFed
upyu Official records OF companies
;""nsact.nE 50 per cent Of the IKE
insurance hUslne&q wh!,E. ha said. may
":nd!catr ,hr dawn ct material length
,niac 40 IN the two centuries. tn"
figures SHOW that thls year viii I've
g.. te-..G On II" records ~ "'hc h"aIth!-
~ ever experienced" NOtor-drtven
vehicles. however. are eNacung an
a!arm!ngly growing ta!1 % victims
The statistics. cpmriled from the
mortality experience 81 g. companies.
covered cT.00O.O0o human lives which OF
n" ess!ty reflect the general health con-
tItions throughout the country. The
most amazing factor IN TIE health stu
a'.oG or the year now drawing 70
close according 70 Nj. COX. s the most
complete d.Sapn"nraNsc OG influenza aS
= cuuae o. G'atn. only l7lc being re-
p"-'ed rnr n months Of !9@t As against
:. 800 80" ~" corresponding uer!od Of
900. which, Ms uot regarded as an
e0!d"0'ic year.
Evcces irsu~anc" losses ~ 1918 and
I"I9 ocrasioncd by inilu"u:a We're est
mated aonserva lively at more than sl7H-
Qn0000 The present years mortality
Ea!r. translated in the money saved In
the payment OF death claims by all liso
insurance companies OF the United
States Cor 1921. measured ny outstHnd-
Ing insurance. according to MIR. cox.
VIII amount in round number To at
least $5l 90 O0.
a matter Of no small concern among
increasing causes or DEATH said Mr..
cox Is the steadily mounting mortality
caused by automobiles and other motor
driven vehicles. The number OF deaths
IN 1921 reported by the III" insurance
companies that furnished their figures
Cor the compilation on which his paper
- based. was ASA ar increase OF near
" Is percent over 1920. oar experience
.or 70 months shows that "a. con human
l!vcI VIII I've brought 10 premature" death
IN 1921 by rnotor-dr!vcu Vchir.cS. At IN
economic loss TO the world OF az least
$1,000 600"
Despite the huge decrease in mortal
!ty from COCA lied natu~:,, causes. a drop
IN the Death rate Of policy holders from
95S per thousand last wear 10 S25 per
thousand this year. the figures show
that suicide and homlcida deaths hav"
alaru.!ns!y Increased during the 10
months Of tho present year.
Death claims p:Iid ~ n" Ike insur-
anCe companies Of The Iu.t"d States in
l"eg agErcEated s2jO.O0U, r"0. mostly
or mel, women and children VINO died
prc1Iaturcly." Life expectancy. accord
inG 10 Mr.. Cox. may ro3' sonably be eX-
tended from 81 10 40 wears. with an IN
crease in the knowledge OF preyCntable
Z seas es.
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100000 DEATHS
FROM STARVATION IN
RUSSIA, SAYS GORkY

stockholm. Dec a-MaX!m G"rky.
R"sxl,u uu,cliqt AID To- n"rll bead 81
the Russian relief commission. l"!d I'll"
Associated l'resS correspondent when H."
passed through THIS city IN his way u
Berlin that he believed ~" deaths from
starvation IN Russia would aggregate
81 nu -
lie heartily praised the support which
the American people were giving 10 the
starving people Of Russia. but said the
only way out OF the serious situation
would Re through the establishment OF
International rel.cf founded on III"
American plan. broad. efficient, COM
pl'to and We'll controlled.
He doubted. however. whether IL"
necessary relief would arrive In time
to aveSt disaster.
lie expressed the opinion that Mr..
Hnover's relief was somewhat imperfect
and In >ked organize ton. because sutf!-
Gent safeguards were not taken TO pre-
vent the stealing OF the food by gangs
or Soviet officials, from the tlnc III"
commodities arrived IN Pctr"Erad Until
they arc consumed.
NJ. Gurky said MI. Hoover had placed
too mulch confidence in the Soviet.
y" dcp,ored the paEsIvity az France
and excused Germany for no: coming TO
tho support OF Russia. Swcd"n's C0ntri-
button 10 the famine he thought WA
but 4 drop in IN" ""c"n.
ON the queHti"n Uf RuSPiar interior
politics. Gorky said unrest is a. COM
mon as dinner is here. Hui u"h"i" tAN"e
any notice. Quite recently uh'Hr WAS a
fierce rio, in Ic;roGraG which wIS Only
CuellcG after much h,"udSh"l
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SIR ARTHUR PEARSON

General regret will be felt over tho
untlm"ly death Of SIR Arthur Pearson.
on" OF the best Known publishers Of
EDgIH who founded PearSon's Week
~ and the London Daily Express. and
acquired several othe. newspaper prop
critics 10y purchase. He had trouble with
his eyes Tor many years, and in 1914
went completely blind. During the war
he did great work for blinded soldiers
and sailors, and became president OF
the National Institute FOR the Blind.
His courage after losing his sight.
and MIS- determination TO help those
similarly afflicted entitle Sir Arthur
Pearson 10 the admiration OF his fellow
men. His death. through an accident
brought about by his lack OF Vision.
takes from the world \ brave and help
cul man.
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CONFERENCE OUTLOOK
BRIGHT

tsr information on the proposed
power agreement indicates jrat
Is much moro 20 II than merely
discuss questions relating 10 the
bic islands before Goiag 10 war. It
- fairly apparent that the announce
OF the substitution OF such an
Zen. ent for the Anglo Japanese a!E-
70 must DO Incorrect Neither Japan
any other nation would surrender
Imeth!ng OF great value so easily,
Now X appears that I'll the !mrortaat
hestions before the Washington con.
Fence are to Re Included IN the pro-
BED agreement. but that Japan Will
agree even 70 this as Il substitute
the alliance with Britain. until there
q realizat !on 90 Elthu Roots pr!act-
es concerning china.
Whether Il be - 4 pr:c" for ahrosa-
kn OF the ArE,"-JIpanSse alliance or
Aan agreement by tie powers. en-
IL in duly ratified treaty. - Ger.
d the best method Of d"a."g With
Sttal matters before the ,puf"r'nce
= Root principles FOR just Treatment
China should prove acceptable to all
knc other nations IL they are accept
to Japan
nth this development the confer.
appears n have reached definite
. for the discussion which may lead
anal success. IN all OF the PROPOSALS
Rds 10 far there Is no insurmountable
Staela. There are stu some rough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
COLD WATER FROM DE
VALERA

4 In the midst OF the general rejoicing
byer the Irish settlement the opposi-
Hon of canon De Valera comes Ike
dash OF cold water. Although the
kerms give Ireland everything but ABB
bolute independence. and have been
approved by = majority OF the Dali
|Eireann cabinet. Pope Benedict and
probably a majority OF the Irish peo-
bile, De Valera persists in his uncom-
promising attitude
81 In his statement De Valera says:
you have seen In the public press
he text OF the proposed treaty with
reat Britain. The terms Of this agree
kat are in violent conflict with the
shes OF the majority OF this nation
expressed tkeely at successive cleo
ns in the last three years.
II feel IL my duty TO inform you im-
edlatsly that cannot recommend &C
leeptance OF this treaty. either TO the
|DaIl Eireann or TO the country. In this
Multitude am supported by the minis
prs OF home affairs and defense
ABy thus denounclng what IS regarded
the rest Of the world and even BY
host OF his own colleagues as a highly
fratIfying result, De Valera takes u po-
zion that Is difficult TO understand.
ing presumably Sane, he knows that
bland will not give Ireland entire In
pendence at the present kline. and
Nat, barring Independence. what IS
tyranted in the agreement just conclud-
ID includes all the good features pos
bible.
4 De Valera should consider well be-
pro throwing the weight Of his op?osi-
ION against this settlement 1t IS
u ceivable that he might he able 20
prevent It's ratification. in which event
lIreland would probably be thrown back
|into bloody chaos. He preSumes to say
.$hat tho settlement Is contrary 10 the
wishes OF the majority Of the irish
people. How does De Valera know
tshat? u II not possible that he may
be mistaken, as Woodrow Wilson was
Mistaken about the wishes OF the
erican people on his settlement at
In? Is II not possible that popu-
vote in ireland would show a con-
srable majority Tor the settlement?
Valera assumes a great deal In
eaking for the people OF ireland.
oweysr, his opposition may DO In
5ctiye. A session OF the DALI Eireann
ITO bO held next Wednesday. At that
kne there may be some Indication Of
10 relative strength OF the adh"rentA
q Dc Valera and OF the leaders who are
Tor the settlement.
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Unique Public Career
Of Hawaiian Prince TO
Close in The Homeland

Honolulu. T. II. Dee. 9.--Thc decision
- l.ri,,,. l.,r,h Kuhin U'uuit, kalau-
..,,
|'''''''' against "''''N " '''''''''''''' '-'''''
for the position @: Hawaiian delegate
TO- congress after twenty years conSec-
ut!y,. service, Nil BRING to an nu--!n-
,otar AS mainland activities are cen
,crn.d.-a career unique N The annals
of American politics.
Prince Of the ruyd! blood OF Hawaii
educated abroad, attendant At the native
r,nuarchs' court. 4 political prisoner for
one Wear following The attempt To rcgaia
the throne tor queen Liluohalaui after
illr RrruIlic of Hawaii had been de-
clnr,"l. and d"."satc from the islands I"
congress- for ten successive terms IN"
genial prince, wh" has i""E been pc
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him food. About a year after his re-
lease, they were married and toured tne
world for two years.
Now. with his twenty years OF ser
vice in congress behind him. with the
first Hawaiian settlers about to take up
homcstcads in accordance with the re-
hah!l;iution act. the prince is LIVING
quietly with the Princess in his home
upon The site az Queen Liliuokalani5
former beach castle. Ivy the sea at Wal
XIX! with the ocean surf booming
AGAINST til" shore scarcely ten yards
from his windows.
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at business collcg" in The United
States.
Later he spent n year In Japan as the
guest of III" Japanese government. King
Kalakaua was credited with 4 secret de
sire that kuhto might marry princess
Of japan. which would strengthen the
position OF the Hawaiian monarch. The
desire, IL held, came TO maught. how
ever.
While In prison he was secretly en-
gagged to Elizabeth Kakanu ka!cIwoh.-
Kaauwai. the present princess, who v!%-
tied him IN prison every day and brought
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Having bult n ha'ticship which Is
con icsscdly the Superior o: anything yet
hoated by the navies of The other ma
ions Japan must Re excused somewhat
IL She hrsitItcs 20 strap her achieve.
GnenL--C 'hnr!-s;oa Mail.
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7" Fa.ty Arbuck.e had been IN any
ether h'Sn"ss when ne gave that party
our l"adiag mov!nE-p!c;ure producers
wDGlI row D" making him nattering
offers Ohio state journal.
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Porto Rico - raising Cain over tie
alleged misde"ds OF Governor Rely.
Perhaps he has been living the Ike OF
his famous nnneSake
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Senator Watson got insulted over the
way m army officer looked at him dur
ing the investigation OF his soldier
hanging charges. That officer should
be promoted.
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The holdout jurgwoman n the A.
huck,e Has" saws jury service IS II"
p.ar" ror Il woman III cases OF t&at
k!Ad. .: course not. WomAn's place
IN rrs"s &C ;&Nt kind Is IN the audience.
narhrrSburG News.
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When vou are ail!nG. write down
carefully all the remedies your friends
suggest for YOU and then burn them.
Then you VIII feet mitch better.
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What would Babe Ruth do y It were
Up 20 him 20 decide whether Judge
lands should draw a salary a. federal
judge and ore Us arbiter Of baseball at
the same time?
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the five and ten girls can Ket little
rest
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spots 70 De smoothed away. both in a.
mament Limitation and in Far Eastern
problems. but every Indication points 10
a fortunate result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10

World limitation OF armnment--Ire-
land free-Yes, Miracles are still pos
slble.
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Put Christmas Seals on all your pack
ages literally. They'll look better and
be better.
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Like cures Ike. II Is sail. Then why
no. apply the toe of the SCOT to the
oootlcgEers"
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II II be true that Death loves a shin
ing mark. he has no affection for Ger
munys.
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It's Christmas shopping time You
can make out that list and buy now az
well as later.
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That bandit who offered freedom Cor
all when he mad" his escape from prison
al Little Rock was generous. at least.
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China probably hopes that \ few
drafts will come through tho open door.
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Now that Ireland Is free, We are no
lpnser ashamed TO look an Irish potato
the syA
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Emma Goldman would Ike 10 return
70 tho United states Old stun.
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Santa Claus in his own name and
own proper person. Is hiding around
the corncc. He Ia saying nothing, but
:" knows what he know s..--HunttnEto on
Herald Displtch.
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We are living N sacn a fast age these
da%s tina; 4 flvver cannot keep up with
4 hearEc.--I'har.eston Gazette.
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What Other
Editors Say

Bella Kun, who wrecked what was
!c:t OF Hungary during his brief COM
:nun!stiC regime. gives his APPROVAL 10
the new economic policy in Russia.
Ppssinly the l5.000.o00 Ruspians IN the
famine area Viii De hcprtcned by this
Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-14
LIKE 4 new NAN
At AGE SEVENTY

on way in tie night and I would have
to get up ard walk the floor hghuns
for breath.
Before hd finished the hrst bottle
Of Tanlac ther was a marked improve
ment in my coalition. My appetite was
better. the gas stopped forming on my
stomach and ty the time the second
bottle was gore the rheumatic pans
had eased up considerably. NO" can
work all day and never feel tWinke
Of rheumatism and don't get tired
either. And eat. Why, my appetite Is 50
biz I can hardly eat enough to satisfy
M and I never hive a sign Of indiges-
;ion. In fact my health Is Just splen-
did. and / want everybody to know Tan
lac has made the difference
Tan!ac is sold In Wheeling by HoSe-
Davis Drug compan! and leading drug
Sists.
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J. W. Ewing Not Only Gains
Eighteen Pounds, but
Works All Day With
out firing.

My own experience speaks volumes
FOR Tanlac, for although seventy years
Of age I have gained eighteen pounds
and feel like a new man." said ]. W..
Ewing. 2l0 Burlington St, Huntington
". Va
For almost year I had suffered
from INDIGESTION and rheumatism. and
haC reached tn" point where was
hardly able 20 keep going. Gas formed
on my stomach and pressed against
my heart until ! would almost smother
and sometimes these SPELLS would come
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arv society Of the First Presbytsfian
churh IL to be held Tuesday afternoon
at tie home Of Miss Anna Crafty or
'raIlnan avenue. 4 good program will
no rendered, following which q social
sessio, will be enjoyed.
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the History Of the Flag and the Elks
will furnish music. Following the pro-
gram "A social event will be held at the
hall.
Missionary Meeting.
A meeting OF the Womcn's MISSION
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be staged in this city. City Solicitor
Chester Scdgwick has informed council
rncn that he can find no law whereby
boxing commission - necessary before
bouts are held.
Observe Anniversary
The observance Of the th.riy-thIrd
anniversary Of tn" knights Of Golden
EaGle lodsc last n!Ght at the hall on
Thi"ly-S"coud street proved very en-
j"yah.c. Many m"mh"rs Of the order
were present. An interesting program
Of speaking and music WAS rendered.
Grand Commander NhcclharScr WAS
present and gave an Interesting talk.
To Have Chautauqua
Glencoe is To have i three day Chau-
tauIua this summer. Announcement IL
made that the event will hold forth nj
tina: thriving mining town on August
Sth. 9th and 10th. The program will
include fine lectures. entertainments
and musical numbers
Shadyside Mayor Hurt.
!. Jasper Davis Shid Sid, mayor IS in
;hr Ecllairc hospital suffering with 4
compound fractur" of the right leg. The
injury was received yesterday while Il
his work in the Pittsburgh superior
cal Compauy'S mine at Wes"c. south II
Shalyslhc. Davis VAS "r:,loycd In tn"
mine as 4 loader and Was caught ny =
fan of stone in such manner that the
fracture resulted. Drs Ring and Berry
reduced the fracture at the local hog
pital
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IN Ue Chi-oprGctor

80 a'-. "v',,.d hy = tvr"lsn"r. N"r
.......,. 'r 'U" -. -.
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Class For First,

Aaother class :u- ;&e i'->; rank w'l b"
accommodated 1T n" meet.H6 oE Ono
Ky .odSe OF III" haIgh;s u Vyta',s -
.ael- meeting n the lodge b.'....as e."
North Fourth stree, this evening". Other
.,:e-es;ing v,.,;,ers ~ business -" g."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03

Sc VENDEN Arbo1es de aguacate de
escogidas variedades de Guatemala, y
mangos de selectas variedades de las
Indias Orientales. Son arboles de va
riedades magnifcas cuyos frutos pue-
den exportarse para la venta en- Esta-
dos Unidos Los arboles que vende-
mos son vigorosos, v garantizamos que
estos correspondent felmente la varie-
dad de que descienden. Expertos en-
paquetadores cudan de ellos antes de
ser enviados a su destino y seran des-
pachados. de acuerdo con sus instruc-
clones. Para mas informes escribanos
0 visitenos en- nuestra PLANTATION
DE AGUACATES Y MANGOS, Plan
taci6n cerca del KIN. II, carretera Ba-
yam6n Toa Alta. Wire la indica-
cion Plantation de Mangos." MARY
& MARGARET w. LEITCH, Aparta-
do 365, Bayamon, Puerto Rico. Cuando
escriba lame, mencione El Impartial.
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CRONICA LIGERA
EStdn de P|dCGnGS los ESpiIidStaS

NuestrOS inOcentes amigos estan de
que ejerce su profession ell el afortu-
nado eX-reinO de Austria Hungrfa,
ACADIA de communicable a la Academia
de CienciaS de Viena, un hallaZgO
cicntffico de inapreciable valor para
los espiritistas. El doctor KoppMnyi.
afirma que los Ojos de los perrOs pue-
den ser cosidos al ncrvio 6ptico hu-
manO, Y este ingerto perrunO lie de-
vuelve a los ciegos ell pertlido don de
la vista.
lei doctor Koppanyi, por 10 visto,
Sc pierde de vista!
Y dira el lector Sque tiene ''quH
yer" Allan Kardeck con todo este?
Salta Ia vista.
Emilio Carrere-y d6moslc; para
explicar nuestra afirmaci6n una
"ojeada" la poesfa sentimental
Emilio Carrere, ell hondo poeta de
la Musa del Arroyo, le tiene de-
dicadOs unOs versos Ell romance a
los perros que, EN- la media noche le
ladran tiesaf0radamente a la luna.....
sQu6 ven con sus ojos estos canes
aulladOres?
:Cudndo estiran el hocico, enarcan
las Orejas, Y Sc apoyan con miedo
sobre las dos patas delanteras squ6
perciben sus acuOsas pupilas en- la
misteriosa sombra? :Descubrcn aca-
so duendes, trasgos, fantasmas, ele-
mentales. O almas EN- penas?
Asf pregunta, tOdO ell OctOsflabos
asonantados. el dulce vatc.
Y ahora, ha "salido al bate" este
doctor KOppanyi. de Viena, dandole
una fachidad al poeta para que ple-
da responder el mismo a sus pregun-
tas ritmadas.
Y de .paso iestdn de pldcemes los
espiritistas. Porque 81 los hOmbres
ciegos pt1eden recuperar Ia vista con
el simple injerto de unos ojos de Pc
rro, atinHne sea este ''tirarles a pc
rros" icudntas maravillas astrales no
entreverdn estes hermanos nuestrOs,
mixtos de var6n Y hembra de bull
dogs!