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New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
HARTMAN NATIONAL BANK
Fifth Avenue and 44th Street
NEW YORK
The Invisible

Sir Conan Doyle, emissary from the beyond is
whit abashed by the GOODNESS with which his
messages have been received by sceptics and cyncs
The financial columns in the newspapers
that contain reports of Sir Conans activities give
space these very cepcs and oynics, who have not
made anything like the study Of the occult that Sir
Conan has, calling upon the invisible and intangible
to support their profound utterances. Thus "On all
weaknesses in the market they bought; "on every
advance they sold; the great bankers and insiders
agree that, etc" Such utterances from the mouth
pieces Of they of great moment and importance
to the of investors whose savings are limitess
and who seek counsel and guidancc! In our opinion
Sir Conan speaks with the higher authority.
The great Invisible! How it affects us The
picture created by the financial oracles is that Of the
high priests of finance late each day. when the world
markets for commodities and industrial activities have
closed gathered in solemn conclave in a heavily and
ornately draped room about solid mahogany table,
there to discuss and then dictate the program for the
worlds activities Of the succeeding twentyfour hours
Bosh 1t is time that intelligent community
laid aside these childish fancies and learned that
they" are bascay such inconsequentia things
the four clements the weather; the crops; the
sons; and the phenomena of mind and matter.
A preacher in Hutchinson, Kan, gave out as his
text on recent Sabbath: "Ye are the salt of the
earth" The congregation rose as a man and cheered
themselves hoarse
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
BUSINESS HESS PROPERTY
REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENr
Nestrhester

TWO WONDERFUL high elevation West
chester County cottages. one hour from
New York ciiy. Sell At less than half late
y Y Tor mara. plans. &c
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Nurses. Etc.

crfrLp's nurse or nursery Foyern.ss,
Young French Swiss, child over three
years Old, excellent long refsrsnco. o.
Miss Noffnayer's Agency. 10 Last tsd st,
third noor Telephone s3t7 Murray Hili.
cHffD'S nurse, young. Pleasant, shor-
ouehiy esperisrced. reliable. very highly
recommended. Hiss Halls Bureau ~ "es
ttth. vanderbilt $40
fSPANT'S nurse. English trained. young
infant only. hiehiy recommended 8,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 40 -,
third moor. Telephone 1871 Murray Hill
St,ReE-Hospital trained young infant or
growing children. SIS. Miss sheas
Agency, : East tiss sL Murray Hill sIIt.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

Manhattan
ANNULMENT

surREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY;
Te-dinand gchoen Tor Dissolution ~ Mar
Rage. pursuant 20 Chapter 80. section ~
I TO A%NA sCHOES wife u fERDlNAHD
CFH0ENt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
BUSINESS CARDS
FOR SALE
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

LANGnoS. WOODBURY. - srpfLE.
OF TWE STATE on ,'Ew YORK. ~ THE
GRACE OF GOD FNLE AND tNDE'
PENDENT. - GERTRUDE y WATTS. an
infant over fourteen years - axe intsf-
rsfcd rs 'era'e@ in fhe Estate - Woof ,
rury D i.angd0r. deceased, VINO A. ins
Flfth Avenue Borough - MsnhaNan, Str
of New Yora SEND GREfTiSg
rpon tho petition - william y. cruit'
shanK resldlng a. Garden fi'y. ions ~ 70
and New York. and The Vow YORK Llfs
Insurance and Trust Company haNias Us
principal Office A. o. Wal street Borough
u Manhattan. city % Sew York,
TO show cause before tho surrogats's Court
n New York County, hsd q, the Hall OF
Records in the county ~ Sew YORK, on
.he Ism day Of july. 1924. AZ half-psss
on o'clock in tho forenoon of that day
shy the account Of procesfings or sara
Nliilam ~ Cruiksha and The New YORK
,ife Insurance and Trust Company, az
SSecutor- Of and Trustees und-r re So
an and Testament ~ ssid deceased
,hnuld not be iUdlcis ~ sft'l-f.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We hays
ranral fne seal of fhs
surrogate's Court of N.
AiI county ~ New York
g. be horenn'o snisef
NfTN r2s NONORARLF
sea- OF NJ JOHN =. cOHALAS. a
Sptr"sA'es Surrogate ~ our SAID
Court County. az the County et
New Yora. the sth day ~
June. ~ the year of our
tord one thousand nin>
hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN q McCIE.
clerk Of the syrroga'e's Court
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Laundresses, Etc.

I.AtSIRuse- se-American Protestant. ex-
pert iapncress, good city reference 4,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East ,3f 81,
third loor Telephons s9tI Murray HILL
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
MANiIATTAN REACH.

Tirerro0f concrete cottages rooms
and bath. nicely furnished. all modern con-
vcnlences. excellent. restricted nclghbor-
hood. lawns and flower boxes bathing
fshing tennis courts. 1900 Tor season tiil
october T. TAKE Brighton Reach subway
20 Brighton Reach. then Manhattan Reach
car 20 end q line. Call az 1901 Oriental
boulevard
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

COOK. capable. young $40, SIX years ref
trsnrf. .Nvwhf rr Miss Snoaf AFrlc.s B.
East tfst a. Murray Inn 671t
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

COOK. English. equal 10 chef. 500. s.k
years' reference. Miss Shoa's Agency.
gas, sist 81. Murray Fiiil 617i.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

HOusrWORKER-C young West,
Iniian. st1. oity o. country. Mis sh.s
hgsnct. Z Erat ~; ~. Nuirsy I'M s77t
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER of Hon.
orah.e JOHN l. COHALAN. a Surrogats
of the County % Sew York. NOTICE IL
hereby given n an persons having claims
aealnst l.. G Lambert Huntington, late OF
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers o. ths.r place % rAnsactns
business 80 ise ofce - Nsroid Milbank.
IN. Borough of Manhattan. IN the city. Of
New York state ~ New York on or before
the 18th day - December. 1929
Dated New York, tne twelfth day OF
June. 1892.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
EMMA Is. 5. HUNTINGTON.
HAROLD MILBANK
Attorney FOR Executors
ONlce and i. q. Address. ~ Cedar Street
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Goyernesscs, Etc.

HorsEwoRkERG Finnish girls. aiFo lately
.anhci. AH.nA.- S. 4 i.ilh. Harlem s5i6.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

SfRAsnoTRcgR Z scHALLEK.
A,.orn~ys for Petitioner. On!ce ana
7. q AGiTcs- e Broadway Ifn'
haitian. New yora 'iiy.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

FREE IL, ~ house, for sale ard rent
Writ. VAN WiNKLE co Rutherford. ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Automobile InstruetIon

REPAIRING. driving taught. short TIM.
license guaranteed ladies classes also
Ford lessons American Auto school. -2s
Lexington az.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

TO ANSA scIoEN. wife q FERDINAND
pLrAsE TAKE NOTICE ,ha, IN. pres.
,nfafion of the facts IN tho petition ~
Ferdinand Sehoen Il hereby 49, iown ilF
| hsarlng and proof 10 be taken iEcrfm be-
fore one of Tho justices ~ ihe SUI ,eIn'
cour; ot the state - New YORK, '.ew ietH 5,,
county. 49, the county Court iious.. ~
9reme Court Building IN me bpr'ssn
Manhattan. CITY % Sew lcTh, ~ 90
Term. part III thereof on the sai daf ,'
noon ot that dav. or - soon thfrcafl'f ~
counsel can b. heard. fnr IN nIH.i ~.
-oiving IN, marriage = FfrdinAn1
70 his ,rife Anna schren. rn fhf srotn. u
I .h-ensA ,cr over fvs successive year. 'En1
last past - faid Anna Schoen, wiinoN-
lng Known to said Ferdinand schoea f' te
wing Gurine iha. bat. I'M, v,v .,n ,s.a
tS'frRAsnorncER L scHALLEK.
Attorneys for Petitioner. onles ane
7. y AGdTrsr e Broadway Ifn-
haitian. New YorA ciiy.
sr-pnryE cot-Rr. NEw York COUNTY
In fhe matter u ~ Application of
Ferdinand echcen frr Dissolution of MAJ
r,agc. pursuant % chnpi.r 'srvppfy,.n
To ASNA S'IpE.., VIE q
The forsgoin. no'!c, = s,Fvea uron yog;
hv publication. pursuant 20 an cI.
Honorable isii,r Wa.'"ryose.. JUS, ~.
york Hated ,ho sfh dsy ~ Iag. i'-- .n.t
efsA with th@ -etlt.on 81 fn~ ft,r '' W.
clerk of tie seprem' court ,,N.. 49, aa.. Sr.
ourh ~ Manhattan. fsiy - -" ior"' on
The sfh day ~ May. 1893 80.
paied. New York May 2th. :'.;'
foprsi opsrrsiRAsnouRGgn : scHALLEK.
.....-.,. - p.ft.ionsr Ofice AMI
% Address. - Broadway. MAJ
hatDn. New york city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
CHANGE OF MANI
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
UITAIRF o. HOLDER CORPORATION

HLAIEk = bs,Lr n0LDEE lIy.1 0Von"o ,Sa' TO-.
meeting of the stockholders Of HiLAiRE y.
HOLDER coRPORATiO. will be held Al ,hs
x, Dorough Of Manhattan. city. County ami
State of New York, on the 2ist day of June.
1899. az II 90 o'clock IN the forenoon. for
tho purpose or voting upon a proposition 70
change thc name 81 the corporation from ths
present name. 70 wit; HiLAiRE J. HOLDER
CORPORATION. 10 the name u proposes 10
assume % 0lt EMBOSOSiGN co. INC.
Dated. Now York city. y y. June sth. 1893.
\. y. BRi1HrMAN. President,
STEPHEN ~, BELL, SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE

COLLEGE student or teacher wanted for
summer season. N days. ti2S eipcafional
work IN mountains or ~ seashore ppsran'y
Trust Buil ling. 6.1 bfh ave. y. y. CRY,
Room 323
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS


GENTLEMAN Will buy for own oocu-
9, en,y, Tor cash. four-story. high stoop
r--.epfy American basement house.
,,tf.-1ilon desired. from SD 10 list SITS,
r..,t between 5fl ana rsrk avs
!. n slne of street preferred House must
,rl,.N reasonably good condition and At
hot 70 exceed 500 900
Iff.bl's VIII be treated IN confidence.
a.. CASH BUYER. care l.. a. Tai
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Lost BankboOks
COUNTRY BOARD

DELIGHTFUL environment beautiful vieWa.
high elevation. reasonable rates Refer
ences required. Aiiress Nine Mon'alon, cor
r'nlon ana Castle ay,s. TarryioHn- on iiud-
son New YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
New York State

PELHAM HOMES Tor sale or rent
n. MILLS Tel. bios PELHAM
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
HELP WANTED MALE

COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher vant'd
f0r Summer season. % days . 90
Elgcatoral work in NoYatnins or ~ 90
ahore Guar,nfy Trust l,uiiirg f:2 r.f'h
ave. - I CITY. Room 3-1
COLLEGE student or teacher for vacation
pleasant work. exceii'rf es rnr.ence salary
$40 for 90 days Write culr. " Y. B0x
90 i.5 East ltth -
DRAFTSMAS wanted. one familiar wifh
boiler construction good opportunity for
TO right man. Afdrsss s. y Isfler.
Afnes Iron Works. Oswego - =.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOSr-Tuefday morning % tfih ~ On.
trance Plaza Hotel black suitcase. taken
lv mistake. reward. no questions asked
tfl west fih Ff. riainfelf. y
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

FOR sALE-orange County farm. $50
acres. good buildings finr location
Price and particulars on request. Address
BOX %. Circlevillo. =. Y.
BEAUTIFUL building site. farm 80 acres.
all tiiiahie soil fruit orchard . houses
Z. m;ie from r r. station bordering on two
lakes. J. " DONEGA$, Carmel. y. =.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale 81
NICE HOMES
SOUTHEAST-6-room modern cottage,
double lot; large garage; good loca-
ton, $500.
SDE-Modern double house,
with Z rooms to side. SKI TT. lot;
plenty of shade; garage. An ideal
place to live.
See US for service"
BURDSALL, wILLETT. CUSTER co.
Realtors
710k MAIN ST. PHONES 14S1-2962
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

TWO HOUSES-For sale; the one a
splendid 7-room modern house, large
yard, fruit, shade, garden, garage; the
other a nine-room, furnace, both wa
ters, fruit. Both on car line; cheap.
Phone 1854.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
FINANCIAL

$4,000 TO INVEST-BY A WIDOW;
MUST BE SAFE, AND GOOD RETURN
GUARANTEED. BOX E-SO2, CARE
PALLADIUM.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

Cemetery Lots. Monuments 8
WHEN YOU MUST HAVE QUALITY
in monuments you will make use of
Fmslie's service. Is S. 10th st.
Personals g
GROCERS AND BUTCHERS-It is ask-
ed that the groceries and butchers
close Thursday afternoon on account
of the fair. Let's goi Respectfully.
WAYNE County Grocers and Butchers
Association.
Lost and Found 10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
AUTOMOBILES
Wonderful
Bargains i'm
Used Cars

Ford 1917 touring. winter top $4,000
Ford 1922 roadster, brand
new. Get our price.
Ford 1920 tour, BOO shape $25o-00
Ford 1920 coupe, newly paint
ted. a bargain .-.-....-..$425.00
Chevrolet 1918 touring, a good
one ..s1s7.50
Chevrolet. 1919 touring, in
good shape -... ..--.....S200.o0
Oakland roadster, good tires,
good condition, newly paint
ed; bargain
Oakland touring, in good
shape SiOO-uO
Oakland touring, in extra
good shape %.
HupmobiIe sedan, fine condi-
ton StSo-oo
Overland 90 touring -..--.S200.eo
Overland 1919, so touring,
dandy .S500-oo
Overland touring car, runs
good fo.oo
Oldsmobile s touring .---.-.$475.0o
Stutz touring car, looks as
good aS-new .-.--------.SlZo0.OO
Buick K49 touring ---S750.0de
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale 6

REAL ESTATE MISREPRESENTATION
on the basis of the Golden Rule. ].
3. Mag. 81 N 9th. Phone 1855.
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GOOD RELIABLE GIRL-wanted for
housework. Apply 119 So. 18th St.
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Houses For Sale

BUNGALOW-6-room, modern: Reeves
ton addition; practically new. Bar
gain if sold at once. Address Box G.
care Palladium. -
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Female 81
$3.50 PER DAY-Paid one lady in each
town to distribute free circulars for
Economy Non-Alcoholic Flavoring.
Permanent position. T. z. Barr Co,
Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

in AN EMERGENCY-WHAT?

in AN EMERGENCY-WHAT?
When in doubt, turn to the Abe Classified Ads!
Any reader of the Palladium will tell you that this is one of
the first commonsense rules of everyday life.
Reading the ABC Ads-or putting one of your own in the
paper-win help to- solve many Of the problems of home and
business life that come along just as regularly a IS the seasons.
When you have learned to depend on these systematically
grouped and alphabetically listed little ads, you've formed a
habit that will cut down your worries and open the way to a
great variety Of savings and satisfactons.
If You Know What You Want
Then You Know Where 1t Is
When You Turn To The A-B-C Classified Ads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
OPPORTUNITY

Knocks daily at your door
through the medium of the
Palladium classified columns
If o r not a regular read
er of the wonderful offers in
the Palladium you are letting
opportunity go from your door
unanswered. Read the little
ads, they have a message for
you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
Musical instruments 6

NEW HOUSEHOLD GooDs-Can s24
Pearl St.
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A CLEAR MIND

Do your part to keep your mind free of doubts. uncer-
tainties and lackadaisical moods. Keep it definitely on
your work for eight hours a day.
Decide clearly for yourself what your aims and hopes
are. If they aren't very high, admit it to yourself-and
set them higher. Play fair and square with your future.
When you know where you are going, you can discard
most Of your fears and worries. You will grow in strength
and directness as you become more alive to your posi-
bilities.
Try to observe accurately and quickly. Make every
thing you learn fit in with your general plan of action.
Stand before the world with a level head.
Copyright, 1922. by BASH L-smith
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FITCH FUR NECKPIECE-
LINE DwITH BROWN SILK
CREPE. LOST FRIDAY MORN
ING BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND WINCHESTER. NOTI-
FL PHONE 1908 OR so SOUTH
18TH ST. REWARD.
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Fair Week Specials
AT 10 South 7th st.

1921 studebaker Light six. tour
ing, driven 5000 miles; run
like new
1920 Buick Light Six touring.
driven 1000 miles; cord tires,
viii demonstrate anywhere 1913
1918 Buick Light Six touring.
motor perfect, cord tires .~.....$375
1917 Buick Light Six, Al condi-
lion $50
1921 Chandler, driven 5000 miles,
viii demonstrate anywhere ...S675
1918 Dodge touring, AL condi-
1917 Dodge roadster. cord tires.
This car has been completely
o~Verhauled and is in first class
,coooadition CONGRATULATIONS
1870 Scrtpps Booth, new paint,
Al condition
1918 Ford touring, Al condition S1S5
1917 Ford touring, new tires $40
1918 Ford light delivery ......SIS5
1919 Chevrolet touring, Al con-
dltlon ......S235
1917 Chevrolet Baby Grand, new
cord tires
1917 Westcott touring, real bar-
KAN
1915 S~tudebaker 75
Many other cars, SIS and up.
Cash, terms, or will trade for any
thing.
Wayne County Nash
Motor Company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13

RECORDS-You can save 1-3 at our ex-
change. Why pay more? We buy,
seIL and exchange. Miller Harness
Store, S27 Main st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-13
AUCTIONS-LEGALS

Legal Notices 81
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana, Wayne County, IS.
Estate of Benjamin +. Parsons, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given hat the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, administrator OF
the estate of Benjamin F. Parsons, de-
ceased. late of Wayne County. Indiana
Said sta is supposed to be solvent.
BENJAMIN f. MASON,
Administrator.
START IN BUSINESS
for yourself. The ads in clas-
sification IS will tell you about
today's best opportunities.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
-Seilor no 10 Sc. /.

|
| -IY no sabe usted tampoco pOr que
cOlumna del Arancel pagan?
EXcusadb es decir que ell sastre si
que recordando tcdavfa aquellas pre-
guntas de don Olfonso, reveladoras dc
que, por 10 menos, tr2ta de Gsimilar
Sc 10 que oye Y aumentar de este mo
db sus ensenanzas.
No Sc ha sabido la lecci6n el Prfn-
cipe de Asturias, hari dos veranos
en- San Sebastian.
Su professor, ell capitin seiior Con
zdlez Jonte, lie seiisl0 la misma cOnfe-
rencia para el dfa siguiente. Perc
tampoco sc la supo. Entonces, JCnte
hacienda uso de In facultad con que
estin revestidOs, sabfa Y democratica-
mente, los maestros delSPrfncipe Y los
Infantcs, lie dijo:
Senior. este no puede seguir Gsf
nj aver mi hoy III. sabido la confe-
rencia. Vuestra alteZa queda castiga.
do no salir paseo durEnte dos
das.
Sc retro el Principe, y POGO vol.
vic a encontrarse con JOnte, quien
carihoso sonriente, lie hizo una pre-
gunta, a la que aqu6l respondi6 con
respeto, pero con tod& serenidad.. y
poniendIo mala cara.
-;Que tienes@le pregunt6 su AL
teza, -?Por que estabh tan serio?
Jonte lie contest6:
& Es que dice Vuestr& Alteza que
voy a estar contenta despu6s de no
haberse sabido la lecci6n?
--Hombre, Manolo-repic6 don AL
fonso,-eso es guardarme rencor, y ell
rencor no debe tener entrada ell un
cOraz0n cchmo ell tuJo... Si te han pa
recid0 pocos los dias sin paseO que
me has impuestO como castigo, p6nme
cuatro... pero, mo me guardes rem
cor,
Ahora recuerdO otrG anecdota del ac-
tual Soberano don Alfonso XIII, reve-
ladora de la rapidez de su ingeniO Y
de sus v'vfsimas respuestas-en 10
cual resulta parecido {, 6l, su angus
to- hijo ell heredero de la corona.
Tampoco Sc habfa sabido la lecci6n
Su Majestad, Y el inolvidable don Pa
tricio Aguirre de Tejada, que me con-
to 10 que relate, lie castig6 no CO.
mer postre.
LEGO la hora del almuerzo Y, al
finalizar. Sirvi6se magnffica fresa de
Aranjucz, fruta predilect&, por 10 me-
nos entOnces, del jocen SoberanO.
Lleg6 ell criado Sc la puso, para
que Sc sirviera Su Majestad. Enton-
ces este prcgunt6:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
FL FEREDERO DE EsPA1A
AnecdotasdelP Asturias

-Dfgame usted, m general, Scuan-
Idlo me ha castigsdO no conner pos
tire, ahnra a la noche?
Entonces, Aguirre lie dijo:
-Seilor, por la gracis que ha tenido
por la humildad en- hacer p6blico,
ante los demas profesores los mis-
mos crisdos, el castigo impuesto, pue-
de conner pOstre, ahOra Y a la noche.
MuIi6 un anciano guarda del Real
PatrimOniO, que acompailaba al Prfn-
dipe de Asturias en- sus constantes Y
minuciOSaS visitaS a la Granja, uue
ha Tornado cuidS en- Ell Par1o, por
donaci6n y discretismO prop0sito del
Roy. FL Principe don Alfonso, Gu
tratan, 6l segdn me dijo a mi, maravi-
llada, Ia InfantG doila Eulalia, es ex-
70 coraz0n, segdn afirman cuantos le
traOrdinariamente sensible carifioSo.
tuvo una prOfundfsima pena al ente-
rarse de la muerte de su viejo seryi-
dor,
Fue en- seguida a Ell Parlo, lls-
mandO al hijO del muerto, lie console
con palabras amabfIisimas v lie diio: !:
Mira; como 70 no puedo hacer
mas por tn padre Y nor TT, quiero
que, con toda tn familia, vay&s ma
llana "a Palaoic Y slbas mi cuarto
porque le he encargado a don Jsvier
Wales Failde, que diga una ,misa por
ell alma de TIL padre, Y Quiero que La
oigamOs juntos.
Asf Sc hizo, y Oyeron jlintos la mi
sa ell Principe, sus hermsnos los
hijos del humilde y fiel guarda.
No salieron estos servidores de la
camara de Su Alteza sin llevarse, aide
mas de esa prueba de ternura la
fe religios& del Principe de Asturias,
Tin dOnativO de metalico que, con to-
da discrecci6n Y afecto, quiso entregar
al nuevo guarda de la granja del Pra-
do, ell augusta cultivador dueiio de
la misma.
J. NJ. ORTEGA MOREJON.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

MADRID, 1922.-CuandA era muy
pequelo el Principe de Asturias, lie lit
como a su hermano don Jaime
una expDicaci6n del Evangelio, 81
maestro don Javier Wales Failde.
| Verso la de aquel dfa sobre el CAPT
tulo que habla de las ''Vfrgenes pru
dentes y las vfrgenes fatuas' hacienda
notar ell ilustre professor sus angus
tos discfpulos no malgastGr 10 que sc
tiene no dormirse cuando Sc espe-
ra Sc desea algo.
! Era Carnaval para aquel entOnceS, y
la Inf&nta dofia Isabel, llev0 a sls
sobrinos, entire otrOS regalOS, una CO
lecci6n de serpentinas, de papelillOs
lie cOlores, etc, para que Sc divirtie-
ran los Principles cuando fuesen sus
primos, los hijos de don Fernando Y
de don Carlos, que habfan anuncisdo
SUI vista por la tarde, para jugar con
ellos.
Ell infante don Jaime, cuya viveza
es extraordinarily, cOmenz0 a tirar pa
pelillos su hermano Y a desliar ser
pentinas, riendose mucho con el jue-
go y hacienda reir al professor.
Ell Principe dijo este:
-Mire usted, don Javier, no pue-
do cOnseguir que no derrcche 10 que
tiene, Y no quiero que 10 haga, para
que lie pase Id que las vfrgenes ia.
tuas, que cuando fueron los esposos. F..
no tenfan aceite en- las lamparas. ESQ
lie va a pasar a Jaime. CuGndO ven
gan los primOs no va a tener nj una
serpentina nj I'm papelillo de color.
Mas adelante, es decir, cuando Su
slteZa tenfa nueve dieZ aflos, lie pro-
baba RAM un traje nuevo, en- la
prueba salt0 un bottom.
Ell Principe lie dijo:
Que NAL cosido esta este bottom,
RAM.
A 10 que ell sastre repuso:
Els, seflor, que no estaba mas que
apuntado, es decir, sGstenido con I'm
hilvan para se1alar ell sitio en- que
debe fijarse; por ESQ Sc ha cafdo. /.
Despues de tOdo, es una qosa de pO-
ca monta.
y olga usted-le pregunt0 el Prfn-
cipe,-llo los botones Sc fabrican en- Ma
drid Ell otro punto de Esnafa, 0
vienen del eXtranjero?
-Se1or-contest6 RGM,-hay de
tOdo. Algunos son de fabrication ma
cional y otros vienen de fuera.
-;Y cllanto pagan los botcnes en-
las Aduanas. -?