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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
"S,R,O," CROWD IS DELIGHTED
BY THREE WISE FOOLS s"

work together. lending much aid to the
nnal result. Hazel Sexton Is the charm
Ing ward. With her pleasing personali-
", coupled with exceptional art In tho
portrayal of the leading female roue,
she scores a personal triumph. while
Robert L. Keith Is deserving Of mention.
as he gives promise OK making a real
star.
Three Wise Fools" IS n play built
for laughing purposes only. 1t Is in
three acts which are replcte with funny
incidents that actually provoke bolster
Gus laughter. Last nights audience
seemed the most pleased OF the season.
TOO funny for words" "a laughing
scream" and II laughed so much my
side aches" were but a few OF the COM
ments that were caught after the per-
Torrance. This unusual attraction is
billed at the Court tonight tomorrow
and night. and Is deserving OF capacity
business If you want a good laugh
the Court theatre Is paging you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
TWO DELEGATES TO THE
CONFERENCE ARE ILL

Washington, Nov. 24.--(By the Asso-
clntcd rrcssD -Tllncss Of another dele
s.,,r TO IN, armament conference was
reported today.
lord ~, ct rnr"ham. first lord OF the
Er,',SH admiralty. and ranking d"!"=ii"
next to Arthur J. Balfour. head or
Great Brita!u'S delegation, was confined
TO his bed today with a severe chill. IL
was said by British members that It
probably would be several days before
Lord Lee would be ablo to resume MS
place In conference discussions.
Baron Sh!dehara, Japanese ambas-
sador here and one of Japan's delegates,
who Is suffering from inflammation OF
the kidneys. following overwork and a
slight nervous breakdown, was des-
crtbed today as resting easier. Com
plete rest and close medical attention
for two weeks. however, will be neces-
sary il was said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
800 pERSHING CHINESE
Permitted TO REMAIN

san Antonio. Tex. Nov. @+-Aner
nearly Ave years In which th"'"
status has been In doubt more tnAn
three hundred Chinese brought back oy
General Pershing from MeXi'" are 70 -
given the right 10 permanent residence
in the United States. according TO "ora
received hero today.
The Chinese residents OF Mexico were
used by General Pershins in his punt
tive expedition into the southern re-
public. The feeling against them on
the part OF the Mexicans then was ot-
ter. So IN February, 1917. they were
brought back 10 the United states.
At Arst they were placed In intern,
ment. but later we're permitted 70 ma
work. A bill giving them tho rlSht 20
permanent residence was introduced IN
congress.
W. d. Page OF this city. who was
placed In charge OF their welfare by
General Pershing. received word from
Washington that tho measure had
passed the house. II passed tho senate
some time ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
IRON REVIEW

Cleveland. Ohio. November 2A-1ne
Iron Trade Review today says:
A backing and hllInS movement suH
. characterizes the flow OF new business
in iron and steel. SeasonRole changes
are having their effect and buyers arc
exercising caution against accumu4stins
any excess supplies. In view or the pos
sibllltiy OF freight rate reductions anu
the approaching inventory period tiie
industry apparently Is meeting wiz
greater difficulty In lifting ltseh mucn
above so per cent basis Tne e'eet
corporation. however continues 70 sno"
some increase in ingot production Inc
carnegie steel Co steel making opera
lions are up 10 so per cent TINS week
for the first time. a gain OF per cent
and IL now has active IS OF Its SO olass
furnaces \ rising output is SHOWN
among the tube. tin plate and plate
mills. 49,, a,n.,,,o and
export has continued TO grow The4eau
ing producer this week Is up 70 -
per cent basis. gain or Il per cent
Some OF the independent mills are rum
ming fun. The Texas Co. Is In the mar
ket for $4,000 boxes.
OH aeld work IS coming forward WIN
a greater rush. ripe line tonnage mas
doomed large. one SOU-iuAAo ''''' NN
Texas, involving $4,000 tons was closed
with a Mahoning valley maker Ihe
Huuphreys-Yure OH Co. Is the market
for a ?Oo-rnlle line calling for $4,000
tons and the Sinclair OH Co. for another
$50 miles representing $4,000 tons. Oh
tank requirements make an equally iuN-
pressive showing.
Railroad business has been less con-
spicuous this week As far az new guy
ing. Car orders recently placed or no"
pendJnE total more than $4,000 cars on
Ayhych the estimated steel requirements
the 32O 900 tons Anothec minor cnSnse
leaves The Iron TraSde ReN!e" com
nosre average OF fourteen iron and steer
PRODUCTS this week at $3.50. one week
previously the composite was at the low
point OF $3459 and two weeks ago IL
UaS s350S American exports or iron
and stee! again we're increased in DC
rober 70 lOS,446 tons, marking the third
consecutive months gain after the re-
cent slump. @The principal Item IN inc
exoort market this week Is the purchase
~ about 5000 tons Of rails by Japan.
The German iron and steel industry
has been upset by renewal OF wage
strikes occasioped BY the collapse OF e&-
change. The workers. generally are de-
rnandlng an advance OF IS per cent Cor
man freight rates are up IS per cent
since Nov. /. The result OF these con-
ditlons Is a sharp upward movement OF
iron and steel prices and a consequent
Limitation Of export activity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
This 4O0-pound City
Father Forced to Use
His Own Special Chair

New York, Nov. 24.-The seats OF the
city fathers will be dwarfed by com
parison to Lilltrutian size when Frank
J. Dotzler. Republican alderman elect
from the Sixth district arrives with his
specially constructed furniture next
january l.
Dotzler lists his weight In roun"
numbers at 400 pounds. and hnds II
necessary to take with him his own
prlvate chair which has seating
capacity Of one square yard. The city
had the chair built for him several
years ago when. upon his election to
the board OF aldermen, It was discoV-
cred that he could not squeeze into the
regular seats. DUtzler bought II for 81
when he retired. BECAUSE the city was
short OF storage space.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
.BRENON DIRECTS new
NORMA TALMADGE FILM

Heralded as the most dramatic and
fascinating screen vehicle yet given 90
that talented star, Tho Sign on tn<
Door," Norma Talmadge's latest feAt'
ure release for Associated First Ma
tional Pictures. Ino, will BIO the attrac-
ton at the Liberty theatre all this week:
Tho Sign on the Door is the second
of the Norma Talmadge productions 10
ha directed by Herbert Brenon. one OF
the leading creators Of silent drama:
The first was Tho Passion Flower
which has been acclaimed as one OF tho
big screen successes Of tho season. rne
Sign on the Door Is an adaptauon OF
Channinr Pollock's stage play OF the
same namo, in which Marjorie Ram
beau appeared.
The production IL ono which 10 DE-
clared to be specially suited to the HIS
trIonic ability Of Miss Tnlmadge. Ro>
nance and tragedy. favored with clever
bits of humor, figure in a highly ara
matte and absorbing plot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Iphns Hopkins Rally
Comes too Late; WI,
Victor By 70 Score

Baltimore. Md. Nov. 2+,--On muddy
t.ld and In q steady rain. Washington
and Lee downed Johns Hopkins tniHer-
atty | ma stirring football game here to-
day. : TO 0.
For three periods the teams oatt'ed
EIthout = score with only three min
utes rema ming In the final period. Cam
sron went over for touchdown. fotts
Kicked goal.
Hopkins then received ths kick-on
And Aaarted a series OF bewilderlnK for
uard masses which carried the ball 70
washington and Lees Il yard line. but
the final whistle checked the dying
rally.
II was \ rough and tumble game. SOW
sral players OK each team beinB put out
for smuggling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
JAMES W. PATTERSON

Pittsburgh. Pa: Nov. 2&-James W.
Patterson, mining and civil engineer.
and builder and former vice president
OF the washington-Pit Terminal
railroad, died at his homo hero today.
He was 70 years old and came Of one OF
tha oldest families OF tho Pittsburgh
district. Mr. Patterson had been as
sociateS with the general Industrial ex-
pansIon OF the district for nearly half
a century. He Is survived by three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. 24.-Foreign ex-
change rates moved irregularly in mar
row limits yesterday. sterling and some
OF the Continentals holding hrm. francs
lire and some OF the others ruled easier
however.
Cable rates on London got w'h'n
.mou fraction Of thu 81 level. closing at
oar. with a net gain OF a cent. So
ealIsd "neutrals' were IN demand.
Changes In other parts OF the list
we're small
Rumania, O.90; Finland. 1872: Czecho-
sloyakia, 1855: JuSo-SIovia, 0.3A; Po-
Innd, 0o3: Austria. 0.0375.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
CATHOLICS 9HIN SEATS

Brussels, Nov 24.--As a result or the
recent legislative elections. TIE Catholic
party has gained eight seats In tho
Chamber. making its total 81; the Soclal
lists, losing four. retain sixty SIX ana
the Liberals maintain their quota AZ a.
Tho r,ye remaining seats go TO the min
or parties.
or the 90 senator's reelected, II were
Of tho Catholic party, SO Socialists and
IS Liberals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
MRS. xgABRG BARUCH

Now York. Nov. 2i.-Mrs. Isabel
Wolfe Earuch. widow Of Dr.. Simon
Baruch. and mother OF Bernard u.
Baruch died today at the home OF her
son. DIT. Herman Baruch. She was
seventy two years old. and her death
was said by physicians TO have been
tho result OF grief At tho loss OF her
husband who died June 30 last at the
ARe OF hkRhtY-One.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Pavlowa and Her Ballet

Mindful Of the great importance or
adequate musical setting Tor ner
Ballots Russes Mile. Anna PaVloWa' VINO
Is TO appear at the Court, Monday De-
cembcr 5. Is bringing with her COM
plete symphony orchestra, under the
direction OF Theodore Stier| who has
been musical director Of the PaVloUs
forces for many years. Tho orchestral
body numbers nifty musicians. all Be-
lected for their individual grasp OF
rhythm. and many Of whom have con-
tinucd from year to year with this or
ganizauon. Seats on sale "eonesoA!
next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
BELlAIRE
AUTO STOLEN FROM
BELMONT ST. HERE
SEDAN-PoLICE ARE NoT1-
FLED OF THE THEFT.
Other Toms OF interest Gathered From
Various sources In the City.

Police yesterday were notified that a
Ford sedan owned by Stanley Dawson
had been stolen. Steps were immedi-
ateiy taken in an endeavo- 20 recover
the car.
Dawson told police that he had the
machine parked on Belmont street in
front OF the Temple Theatre. When
he was ready TO go home the car was
missing. he told the police.
The auto carried license plate No.
5S0676. and the engine number was
given as 8392l12.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

Madrid. Nov. AIRY The Associated
Press )-D!sptaches from the Portu-
gucse frontier today report that another
revolution Is brewing in Portugal and
that tho troops IN Lisbon have been
confined 70 their barracks In readiness
FOR eyentualities tarvalhO MesQuita.
the messages say, is reputed TO be be-
hinh thu revolutionary preparations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

A motorist came upon another whose
machine had broken down on the road.
In the d!sa b.ed car sat u woman.
Need any assIstance7" inquired the
newcomer Court"OuSly.
Tho Other man lifted his flushed and
ErImy face from under tho hood. Yes, -
he replied. L wish you'd answer my
w!re's questions while I'm hxiHE this
inferno lcnGine. boston Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Coal Mining Institute
of the State to Meet

II was announced here yesterday that
the twenty-nfth Bemi-annual session or
the West Virginia Mining Institute viii
be held a, Charleston December and I.
Al this meeting many Interesting and
instruct!>s papers Will be presented and
discussed by leading men in tho coal
Industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
WEBSTER,S RUNNING
WINS FOR COLGATE

New York, Nov. 2+-ColGate defeated
Columbia. Fl to II. In n morning game
AZ South field today. mainly throhgh
the spectacular running Of captain
Webster. who scored all three Maroon
touChdowns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
~ aoolNxHSs TIE

Ncleveland. o.. Nov. 2+--Western Re-
osrve University and Case School OF APP
piled Science teams played a scoreless
tie game hero today IN their 18th an
wal THANKSGIVING day football o'Ash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

Grover Cleveland probably never
would have accepted the presidency mao
he known that a Ber6doll would %
born to be named after hlm.-hinhs-
apolis Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
MARTINS FERRY
WHARF DREDGING IS
TO Be COMPLETED
High water interiors with Operations
OF U. 8. Engineers and JOB Will
Be Completed This Week
Last Gut Will Be Made At Low water
Line, and Harbor VIII DO Ten Feet
Deep At AL Points

The officials in charge OF the dredge
boat Of the l.. S. engineers. who have
been at work at the local wharf Tor
more than week. report having been
held up in their operations during the
past few days by the high stage or the
river, which greatly interferred with
their ability to complet" the job. With
medium stage OF water for the re-
mainder Of this week and the first or
next week. they static that the work IN
the harbor can be completed.
The bottom Is being taken up from
the river for distance OF about 3oo
feet in all directions from tho loca-
ton OF the wharfboai. and for depth
OF ten feet and when the work Is COM
plctcd there will not be- single freight
carrying boat on tho river which is UNI
able 10 land at the wharf.
Those Interested in the operation or
the wharfage for this c!t% are planning
to get the city officials t" back plan
for the Improvement or the wharf I'M
mediatc!y after the first Of the year,
which will result in the laying paved
road To the terminal. 40 that tch msters
and the drivers OF motor trucks VIII be
better able to get their freight delivered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

General Petluras latest campaign
against tho Russian government began
IN the spring OF this year. Hc was re-
ported 10 have, entered kiev at the head
Of Ukra!n!an revolutionary troops on
March and 10 have executed the Boil
shevist commissars there. The subse-
uuent movements OF his force were re-
ported to have caused alarm in Moscow.
and the Soviet government dispatcher
notes 10 Poland and Rumania as a con-
sequence. The reported capture OF
Knmanntz- Pndolsk on November 4 was
denied ut the time by the British mis-
sion IN Warsaw.
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A tall. strong man walked into n

A tall. strong man walked into n
store.
II want q set Of lady'S fmrs.@ he said
What kind" asked the male assist
ant
That brown set IN the window VIII
do II it's not too dear" replied the
tall strong man.
"Oh, you mean skunk" said the as
slsjant The poor assistant Is
still in the hospital
Il cant stand that fellow. There's
only one good thinG about him.
whats that"
His opinion OF himself"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
MOVEMENT
HAS BEEN ABANDONED

Warsaw Nov. AIRY tho Associat-
ed .Press)--The Ckrainian movement
against the Russian Soviet government
has como to an end, General Simon Fet-
lura and his officers having abandoned
tho campaign.
Kiev. Kamanetz-Podol$i. Winnitza
and other places reported TO have boon
captured by Petlura's forces were never
seriously menaced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

pink color, shading to yellow at the
tip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

Gall flies make protusion Ike warts
in roses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

- During the FISH run" in Alaska men
IRE given coffee and food six times a
day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22
LA ETERNA HISTORIA
(Para ell quito professor A. Toro Nazari

(Para ell quito professor A. Toro Nazario)
Gel que Sc crea hbre de pecados que
lance la primera piedra.''
Eramos maestros.
FL ir venir casi constante entire los
de una misma profession nos hahia he
cho conocer.
Nos saludabamos mas por requisite so
cial que por companerismo.
Ja4nas discutimos nj ensalzamos min
guno de los asuntos inherentes a nues-
tras labores.
Pasabamos casi inadvertidos ell uno
para Ell otro.
su temperamento donjuanesco lie in
ducia privar, levandole como hasta
alardear de su mediocridad.
Esta caracteristica nos separaba mas
Parece que en- su diario batallar con
los nifios pudo llegar hasta ciertas con-
clUsiones que le permitieron advertir en-
mi rostro una como gnanera de predis-
posici6n hacia todo 10 acticio y conser-
vatista.
De mentor de la infancia, paso ocu
par un puesto mas remunerativo en- una
corporation.
Cast no nos veiamos en- esa epoca.
Las complicadas combinaciones politi
cas- me colocaron bajo su Jurisdiction.
No imagine jamas que extremara su
rigorismo contra mi persona.
Sin embargo, despert6 la realidad.
El curse escolar estaba por termin2r
Sc; Sc consideraban las soicitudes para
las contratas.
Al aparecer mi nombre entire los as,
pirantes, Sc opone que Sc me nomine,
fundandose en- mi libertad de accion.
Sc encuentra solo; sus colegas le des-
oyen; triunfa la mayoria.
Herido en- su orgullo, picado su egois
mo, Sc lanza a la cruzada.
Acecha; atisba; crea, y, cuando nota
el fracaso de sus peregrinas actuaciones,
mace la insidia en- su corazon; Ell virus
del prejuicio Sc inocula en- su ser, y
esgrime entonces ''los medios que justi
fcaran Ell fin".
Firme en- mis- convicciones no abdico;
las martengo.
Sc busca el Instruments; aparece.
Ley fatal: Jun compafiero habria de
entregarme, de venderme!
Empezaron las persecuciones.
Nunca como EN- ese tempo me puse
al servicio &c Ia instruction.
Mejore la jardineria.
La escuela Sc convirti6 en- un centric
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Cuestiones rnundiales
Ell DEsARME UNIVERSAL

He aqui un problema de gran interes,
de cuya soluci6n, que a estas horas no
ha tornado las rectas Was de un mutuo
acuerdo international, recobrara la 1lu-
manided una vida de paz por t2ntos
aiics quebrantada.
FL dessrme universal es una idea de
los grandes estadistas del Elundo que
vislumbran ala un porvenir factjble
para toda la humanidad; un sosiego pa
ra ell espiritu universal, que todavia
siente las conmociones de los tiempos
pasados, que Sc desmoronan en- la mente
del hosnbre, como viejos castilios que
en- nm tempo, con su gigantez, aterro-
rizaron Ia vista humana para que otros
nuevos, que seran los colosales edificios
de Ia seguridad, personal la garantfa y
la paz individual y de la mutua protec
ci6n, levanten sus bases.
va es hora de que ell hombre piense
en- las evoluciones de la vida; en- la re
construction de 10 destruido en- tanto:
amos de encarnizada lucha, donde todc
un progreso y toda una civilization 81
consumaron. Los tiempos modernos as
10 deman6an y las leyes humanas asi Ii
imponen.
Los pueblos, como las naciones, M
deben pensar va en- ell predominio POI
Ia fuerza. Roma, la sefora del mundo
cuyo nombre aterroizaba todos 10:
pueblos bajo su dominic, cayo del tronc
del poder, para que una paz, una civi
lizacion, un progreso y la libertad dc
todo un mundo, reconcentrada en- 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22

| de ilustracion recreo, tanto para nj
nos como para adultos, introduciendose
una biblioteca y creandose un TROU
Pc de afcionados, para celebrar recita
les representa- comedias.
FL progreso era marcadfsimo.
Empero, la animosidad crecia; cernia
Sc una oculta amenaza sobre mi.
Sc pretendi6 maniatarme, me ergui
Desafie el peligro sin tenor, venci
La malevolencia Sc estrellaba ante mi
entereza.
Mi caracter Sc sobreponia a TODD;
pero permanecla retado.
Uno de esos seres que precisan los he
chos las cosas que saben los efectos
de la infuencia del medic, queriendc
que la justicia resplandeciera, admira
do de mi indobleguez, aplaudia mi acti
tud, mientras exclamaba entire sus CO.
legas que 'muchos ven la paja en- e.
ojo ajeno y no la viga en- ell suyo.
Y en- verdad, mi gratuito detractor
al acusarme de "picafores', dc enamo
RADIO y, por ende, de immoral, olvidaba
que yo marcho por ell mundo tai cual
soy, franco, altivo, radical, sin eufemis
mos afectantes, mientras el, nuevo re
dentor, oculta bajo su alba ttnica ca
llejera un boron, una mancha, product
da ALA er las lobregueces del hogar, en-
donde muy raras veces puede penetrar
d, critica.
Asi es la vida.
Asi proceden la mayor parte De los
enmascarados moralstas de la actua
lidad.
Encubren con la pr5dica sus venalida-
des.
Sc convirtien en- ap6stoles, y, 81 su
posici6n les favorece, Sc elijen en- re-
formadores de la sociedad, y esta, ciega
ante las conveniencias, les ampara les
tienle les braces y los entroniza cuando
debe arrojar a sus rostros Ell mas gran
de de les desprecios.
Judas siquiera sinti6 ell peso del ARE
pentimiento y Sc suicide; pero estos
modeladores hip6critas del presente Sc
disfrazan tan bien, cue ademas de po-
seer una LABLA adormecedora, Sc les
contempla siempre sonrientss, mientras
guardian en- sus pechos ell aspid veneno-
so de la maldad, mas refnada cuando
mas ocasi6n Sc les presenta para poner-
la en- funciones.
Aqui Gallo el espsctro y desapareci6.
Manuel NJ. PAGAN.
Cabo Rojo, P. r.
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SALUD PARA LAS MUJERES
Box $50.
Isabel pa. No. 8 Marina.
SAN JUAN, p. r.

Es smuy comin Or las mujeres quejarse
de la irregularidad de sus 6rganos repro
6uctivos, los cuales 81 Sc descuidan causan
innumerables sufrimientos Y calamidades.
ST su menstruaci6n es muy abundante, es-
casa, doIorosa 0 irregular; 81 I'd. sufre
maiestares, incomodidades, angustias, de-
bilidades, decaimiento, calalnbres violen-
tos, dolores de cabeza, dolores en- la espal-
da Ia ingle, demas desordenes, este lie
indicara que I'd. necesta tomar inmedia-
tamente Nuead Sdlnd dc Reno. Este es e
verdadero remedio para las irregularida-
des femeninas, alivia pronto, evitando as
serias enfermedades quizas hasta una
operacion. Tome una botella note Ell
narcado efecto. NueUa Salud de Reno
da salud y accion natural al sistema ente,
70 De venta en- todas las droguerias.
5. B. LEONARDO & CO., Fsbrieanses, Ne~ yesk
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lucieran en- un vasto & diafano cielo los
matices de una renovation. Los pueblos
de este siglo Sc encontraron envueltos
en- una gran conaagraci6n, luchando por
el predominio de dos modos de gobierno
LA FUERzA z LA DEMOCRACLA.
Triunf6 Ell segurdo sobre ell pri;nero; es
decir: Ell derecEo de todos contra ell ex-
clusivigmo. GPor que entonces no Sc re-
tiran las armas y Sc consagran los pue-
bios a una vida civil de mutua protec-
cion. de progreso y bienestar?
Muchos pueblos pequefos sufren los
ultrajes y abuses de los mayores, per
ser ir6efersos. La libertad de unos ea
arrebatada por otros. 6Acaso no Sc evita
ria todo ESQ con I'm desarIne de todos?
81 algin pueblo, por ambici6n, tratare
de armarse para lanzarse sobre otro
aquellos que acordaron ell desarme, nc
10 permitirian porque desde ese momentc
quedaria roto Ell tratado.
Que venga, ell desarme universal, uni
co sol que baiiaria la faz humana cor
los esplendentes rayos de un progresc
mas prometedor q los pueblos que evolu
cioran, de una libertad antes insegura
Todos los pueblos que deseen la bend
cion eterna de los siglos y que conoz
can los principles fundamentals de Las
ideas que los encauzan por las recta:
Was del porvenir, deben optar votal
por ell desarme universal.
Tomas MEDINA.
Hatillo P. R.