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in the laughter when it becams general. The haze of the to- bacco smoke touched the circle about the fire with magic; the excellent old liquor which An derson provided, which was known as the Emperor's Tokay, brought luxurious glow to his senses. The others were telling one another of adventures strange and marvellous which their more vivid lives had yielded. MT. Cabbit had never had any adventures, so he listened entranced. Visions of distant lands, golden islands, indigo seas, visions of glitter ing precious gems, and the gleamine limbs of tropical beauti.s materialized as the hum of voices continued around the fire.
 At last it was time for Mir. Cabbit to say goodnight. De- lightfulIy exhilarated with his evening, he wondered wistfully as he went out into night if he would ever have any glamorous adventure like those he had listened to so eagerly.
 It had stopped raining, and the low clouds that had trailed damp draperies over the roofs all day had broken, and tear ing wind harried tattered wisps of mist through the streets. He swould walk home, he thought, to clear his head for sleep.
 The street was dark, the lights were out, and Mir. Cabbit had to pick his way carefully over the wet, uneven flags. So he came to the corner and turned down Fifth Avenue. And hare too thern wara m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Date for Wedding Chosen;
Other Doings in Norristotur,

The marriage of Miss Helen willets
Paist, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Paist, Of I'LL DeKalb street, Norris
town, and Mr.. John Roth Roberts. son
OF Mr.. John C. Roberts. of Jenkintown,
will take place on Saturday, Septem-
Der 80. in St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Norristown.
Mrs. Frank c. Parker. Of whitehall
road, 'ertained informally at lunch
con on Thursday at her home. Among
the guests were: Mrs. J. Futhey Smith,
Mrs. Charles II. Kohn. Mrs John Lar
zeiere. Mrs. Jerome w. Connolly and
Miss Rae Evans.
Mrs. Joseph Ruby, of West Marshall
street, entertained at a swimming party
and supper at keyser's Dam on Thurs
day in honor of Miss Helen Thomas,
of Germantown. who is her guest.
There were nine present.
Among those who took part in the
point contest which Is part of the sum-
mer golf tournament program at the
Plymouth Country Club on Tuesday
We're Mrs. Howard Edison, Mrs. Thomas
Atkinson, Mrs. Morris Price, Mrs. John
L. Larzelere, Mrs. A. Rowland Garner
Miss Margaret Moon. Miss Charlotte
Thomas and Miss Julia Steinmetz.
Miss Edith White. OF Prospect avenue,
celebrated her twelfth birthday on
Wednesday by being the guest Of honor
at a party given at her home Four
teen of her friends were among the
guests.
Mrs. Ormond Eldridge, of Adrian.
Mich, Ia the guest OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs James a. Hibbs, OF West Main
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

Miss Anna Gallen, Of 2@13 South
Seventeenth street, will spend the week
end at the summer homo Of her parents
in Chelsea.
Miss Jessie Prlgor. Of $500 South
Sixteenth street, has returned after
spending several days in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Carol Sandburger, Of South
Philadelphia, is spending several days
In Chelsea.
Miss Sarah Booth. OF Broad and
Porter streets. was the guest Of friends
in Wildwood for a short stay last week
Miss Marie McCool. of 1910 Porter
street, has returned home after a short
stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Leonard, of 1884 South
Fifteenth street, has been spending sew
eral days in Atlantic City.
Miss Christina Lcntz, Of 2411 South
Seventeenth street, Is home after having
City.
Miss Isabel Dillon. who has been
spending two weeks with Miss Margare,
McHugh. Of South Ardmore, has re.
turned to her home in South Philadel.
phia.
Miss Rose Serviolo, Of 2615 South
Fifteenth street. has gone to Island
Heights for q fortnight.
Miss Marie Quay, of 1929 South
seventeenth street. has returned after
short stay. In Ocean City.
Miss Eleanor Muldoon, Of Sixteenth
and Porter streets, Is at Atlantic CITY
as the guest OF Miss Catherine Tofrert
OF IA%S south Sixteenth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Frankford Persons
on Summer Vacations

:. Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Deeter. Of 1913
Foulkrod street, are spending the
remainder Of the summer at SEagles
Park. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. HilleEas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Choate. Of 1906
Foulkrod street, are spending a week at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenwood T. Holme and
their daughters, Miss Ethel Holme and
Miss Jessie Holme, OF 1916 Orthodox
street, and Mrs. r. NJ. Holme are on n
motor trip through Pennsylvania, Mary
land. Virginia and Delaware.
Mrs. George Eschelbach. Of 1851 Girls
com street Is visiting In Boston.
Miss Ida Hampton. of Orthodox
street, will spend the weekend in Wild
wood as the guest OF Miss Mabel Taylor.
Mrs. G. Barr. Of 1850 Dyre street, is
spending some time at Delaware CITY,
Dell
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Lawson and
their family. Of 1894 Allengrove street,
are spending the summer at Ocean City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Comings and Goings of Folk
In and about Ro.boroupk

Mr. and Mrs. Charles c, Simpson
and their daughters. Miss Elizabeth
Simpson and Miss Martha Simpson, have
returned from Eaglesmere
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Wright and
their daughter, Miss Katherine Wright
have gone to Ocean City. where they
will remain until September, when they
will motor through Maine.
Miss Eleanor Littlewood has recently
returned from three weeks stay at
Eaglesmere.
Mr.. Lawrence Danforth has gone 70
Cape May for the remainder Of the
season.
Miss Margaret Thesis Is at Wildwood
where she will remain for some time.
Miss May Townsend is spending the
month of August at Ocean City.
Miss Katherine Littlewood is also al
Ocean City. where she Is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elliott Flanagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Keely and their
family are at the Lakeside, Eagles
mere. Mr.. and Mrs. William keely
have been spending a month at the
Lakeside.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Hogson are also
at Eaglesmere
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
West Philadelphia Marriage;
Other Interesting Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calvin Russell
of 233 North third street, an
rounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Iva Corrine Russell, and Mr.. Frank
King also OF this city, formerly of Col
lingswood. N. j., on July %. Mr.. and
Mrs King will be at homo during Au-
gust at l24 North Fiftieth street.
Miss Elizabeth McAllister. of 5l25
Parrish street Is visiting IN Chicago,
H.. as the guest Of Mrs Robert Was-
ner formerly Miss Almeda Wright, Of
this city.
Miss Kathryn c. Burkart. Of Sl4
North Forty second street, has returned
from Atlantic City. where she was the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Jack II. Null
ton. Of Overlook.
Miss Lucy NJ. Cowen, Of 1901 Walnut
street. Is spending the season in Ocean
City, as the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Sultan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Seashore House Musicale;
Other atlantic Citv Ne,Us

Many prominent Philadelphians as
sisted In receiving, and were among the
guests, at the annual musicale and tea
dance given on Wednesday afternoon,
at the Chldren's Seashorc House, At
lantic City. from four until six o'clock.
As usual the tea was complimentary
affair on the part of the board of man
ayers, no contributions being asked or
tfully decorated the tea table, effect
lively arranged with flowers and candle
light, was presided over by Mrs. Fred
erick Hemsey, Mrs. Frederick j. Poth
and Mrs. Charles b. Hart.
Among those receiving were Mrs;
Bartram Richards Mrs. Joseph b.
Townsend. Mrs. Harry X. Dllcaid, Mrs.
Thomas AIsop. Mrs. Laurence GOODWIN,
Mrs. Abercrombie; Mrs; Cornelius
ster Dougherty. Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs.
James p. Reed. Mrs. Harry O'Donovan,
Mrs. Rudolph Smith. Mrs. Harry Steph-
ems, Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. Whyte.
Mrs. de Built, Mrs. Herman V. Hip.
rrecht. Miss Rita Carson, Miss Julia
Heyl, Miss Flsasser Miss Harding, Miss
Faret and Miss Magee.
Many young girls and matrons acted
as aids. among them Were Miss Helen
Lawson. Mrs: lawson, Miss Van Leer,
Packard, Miss Leila Wright, Miss Chris
tina Humphres, Miss Helen Kirby, Miss
Anna Grammar. Miss Anna Cuthbert,
Miss Miss Helen Nal, Miss Virginia Bos-
LOUIS Kelley. Miss Leila Gumpert, Miss
Nadina Frazier. Miss Dorothy Lasse
and Mrs l.. B. Penfeld.
The music was rendered by the Chel-
sea Hotel orchestra, assisted by Miss
Irene Hubbard as cellist, while the con-
tralto was Mrs. August Bolte, and the
baritone, Mr.. Kaufman. After the musi-
Gale one Of the little patients gave a
recitation.
Members Of the Chelsea Yacht cub
who are interested in the little crippies,
VISITED the house on Tuesday afternoon
ana presented the SeashCre House with
purse OF $4,000. This money win be
fSpenned sSr nne N putting in a heating plant
sixty more patients can DO admitted
next winter From simply a summer
vacation house for delicate children the
Ch!larenA Scashore House now not only
carries OUT mat work. but has added the
more serious and possibly tho more use-
~! work of caring for and often the
curing or crippled children. At present
thcre are at the home more than four
ma1i'ird mumdrSd littiG cripples and other in
young ne' rlrIs En',"sen rasGarts Many prominent
mer colony. spend several hours each
day at the Seashore Home, amusing n,,n
reading to the little ones "''"
=, Mrs, Joseph McHugh and Miss Be,ty
Mchush. or Bala, are spending soma
time at the Dennis. "0''''
Mr. and Mrs, F. w. Rooms. OF this
CITY; are at the Hotel Traymore for n
., Mt and Mrs. william II. Barnes op
2ll2 North Twenty-eighth street S.ra Ua
sues'S Waol1 at the Eiberon during the past
Miss Mary Lamb and Miss Ross q,
NofHt q, rniiadeiphia, are spending a week
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Wynnewood, sailed on Tuesday for
Europe. where they will spend several

wynnewood, sailed on Tuesday for
Europe. where they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Edward Foederer and her daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie Foederer, Of 1856 South
seventeenth street, mctored this week to
Pocono Preserve. where they will be
entertained for a fortnight by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Eckfeldt. Of Chestnut Hill
Miss Elizabeth w. Mencke. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Mencke
May, where she will be the guest for a
fortnight Of Miss Mabel Leas. Of Forti.
eth and Pine streets, who Is occupying
her cottage. Miss Leas Is also enter
tanning her nieces. Miss Alice Van
Icrn"p and Miss Mathilda Van Lennep
OF Merton. who arc spending the sum-
mcr with her.
Miss Salome Heulings. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Heulings. Of Ora
over the weekend Miss Nancy Little. OF
the Orchard. Strafford: Mr.. Clayton
Lobb and Mr.. Edward Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick a. Richie and
Mr.. Abbott Fuller Richie are spending
the remainder CT the season at Clover
Croft Cottage. Brooklin. Hancock
County, Me.
Mr.. A. X. Dinkey. of this city. is stay
Ing at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York
Miss Virginia Flood and Miss Helen
Flood. Of Overbrook, will spend this
weekend as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Drummond, at Wildwood, N. J.
Miss Esther Whitman, Of Elkins Park,
Is visiting her brother, Mr. ]. Franklin
Whitman. at Newport News
Mildred Alexander. of Island Heights,
n J., and Miss Ruth Hay. of Merchant
vile, n. j., are spending the summer at
Camp Onepa, In the PUconos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
North Philadelphia Wedding;
Other Epents of Interest

The marriage OF Miss Emile B.
Stuckert, of 2032 Diamond street. to
Mr.. William H. Carey, also of this
city. took place on Friday, June 30. at
st, Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Thirty ninth and Locust streets The
Rev Howard f. Stuckert, brother of
the bride. off'ciated. Mr.. and Mrs
Carey are now at home at 232 North
Fifty-second street.
Miss Sara Reznek, of 5OS3 North
Tenth street. who left the early part OF
June for the Pacific Coast Is now visit
Ing In Seattle, Wash. and has gone to
Mount Rainier National Park.
Miss Margaret Craig. Of 1859 East
Tioga street, and Miss Florence B.
Rambo. OF ANS East Cumberland street,
have left the city for an extended trip
through the Middle West and Canada,
returning the early part OF September.
Miss Kathryn seeler, OF 525 North
Nineteenth street. and her aunt, Miss
Sarah simpson. also of this city, are
taking the Panama cruise for the month
Of August,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Cresap--Sigmund

G The marriage of Miss Ruth Estbsr
SStgmund; daughter of Mr. and Ms
P Ppseuer,ck L. Sigmund, OF 2O7 East
ward Rawlings Cresap Of Baltimnra
WIN take place at O'Clock this aFtar'
noon IN Trinity Lutheran Church, Ger.
mantown' Tho ceremony will he per-
formed by the father OF the bride as.
sisted by the Rev, Luther De Voc
pastor OF the church. The bride, Who
VIII be giVan In marriage by her brot her
Mr. Ray b, Sigmund, will be attenTeG
by her sister Mrs Luther c Kioster.
man; as matron of honor, The brides.
maids VIII be Miss Elizabeth SigmunJ
another sister of the bride, and Miss
helen Cresap, sister OF the bridegroom
Mr, Luther c; klosterman will act as
best man and the ushers will Include
Mr.. j. Chester Crowther and Mr. Inhn
Stewart. An informal reception viii
follow at the home OF the brides
parents, After q wedding trip Mr.
burg. w. Va.
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opposite the late Florence Ia Badlc,
who was the heirnss. Marguerite ShVw
was the vamp. Sidney Bracy did good
work as the butler, and doubled as the
father. Frank Harrington was the mas
ter crook, who since Thaniduser days
has completely disappeared, after go-
ing with Edison for a time. This
picture was shown in the foremost the.
aires Of that time, and two years ago
was rcissucd as a feature five recler.
saw 1t again. but the styles were Il
little out of date.
Thank you SO much for reading
this, anyway. l don't think you will
print it, for somehow you never do
use any Of my letters; you must know
me.
Wish some time you would print the
pictur" Of the fine young fellow in the
uniform with the shaved head and eye.
glass of Foolish Wives Your column
gives me the privilege of asking this of
you. so l am going to do it. Thank
you
q have already given you credit for
the information in regard to the death
Of Miss La Badie. but welcome the COS
sip on that serial. don't know you
AS you surmise-and haven't inten.
ON that last rcquest-please-ple }
Evangeline-Norma Talmadge is not
divorced; Pola NeCri is of Polish
parcntage: Bebe Daniels has vigorously
denied engagement to Jack Dempsey
Gloria S"anson is twenty seven years
old: she is getting n divorce from her
husband, non professional Conrad
Nagel Is twenty six years old Mary
Pickford has not stopped making pic
lures; she's at work on Tess of the
Storm Country a refining of her old
success. Douglas Fairbanks Robin
Hood will be released in the fall.
Bill-Neither have / read that
Nathan article you speak of, nor expect
to read it, I'd love to devote space to
the open letter that you mention, but
for good and sufficient reasons, 1t cam
not be done-yet.
G. A. R.-The star you mention is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

this city have purchased q house at
ylllanova. which they will occupy In
september Mr.. and Mrs. Whelen are
the guests OF Miss Mary Norris. daugh-
Ter OF Mr.: and Mrs. Richard Norris, Of
Ellerslie, Falls Of schuylkill, at Shingle
'sett Pier.
Miss Mary Binney Montgomery,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Leam-
Ing Montgomery, of Ardrossan, Villa.
ery daSvS,er Ssr'n MISS Sess,e Ms. MSntsom
Dodge Montgomery, Of Wynnewood, at
their place at jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Warren Paxson, Of
Melrose Park, have returned from q ten
days stay at Buck Hill Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Elwood Allison, OF
Conymeade. Wallingford. left this week
for Eaglesmure. where, with their chill
dren, they will camp for several weeks
on the estate Of General william Price.
Mr., and Mrs George II. Boles. Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Holmesburg Folk or Trip;
Other Euents of Note

Miss Margaret Morrison, Of sofa
Frankford avenue, and Miss Ethel
Reichles are ON months trip to Nova
Scotia.
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
OF son. Mrs. Dobbns was Miss Mar
garet Fowler.
Miss Margaret Lawler, Of 26O4 Rhawn
street. Is spending several weeks In the
Pocono Mountains
Miss Helen Saylor, OF Cottman street.
has returned from a two weeks stay in
Ocean City, where she has been visiting
Miss Nettie Irwin at her parents cot
tage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

not married, and the picture you sreab,
of was particularly poor, az you say.
/ enjoyed Sonny very much. and M =
deed Barthelmess feature is getting to
mean an oasis in desert of twaddle.
Alice Terry is between twenty five and
twenty six. Yes; she played in Turf
is Harry Myers. Mabel Normand H.
coming soon in "Suzanna"; it's toe
early 10 tell how good it is. She's not
one Of my favorites, if that's what you.
mean. Oh, / nearly forgot: Betty
Compson s next picture will be To
Have and to Hold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Doings and Trips Planned
by Germantown Folk

Mrs. F. II. Scarborough and her
daughter. Miss Betty NJ. Scarborough.
OF 20 Pastorius street are spending tho
season at Cape May. Mr.. Scarborough
Joins his family each weekend.
Mrs. J. T. Hayden and her family,
of East Chelten avenue, accompanied by
Miss Katharine Leddy, Of Blue Bell Hill
are motoring through New York State
and Canada, and on their return Will
spend the last Of August and Septem-
ber in Ventnor. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Says There We're Cay Doings in the
Social World at All Tin'es-Members of Younger
Set Approve of Her Plea for More Chaperonaee

ing on the lawn with a couple Of Dun.
pies. AS l came nearer to them two
young girls came around the corner in
an opposite direction, and as they saw
,he children one called out. "Helio,
klds, whereupon one Of the little girls
drew herself up to her full height and
IN severe tone said: "I'm not kids.
I'm a nice children"
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Interesting Trips Taken
by Delaware County Folk

Miss Mamie Green, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Green OF Media,
has returned from a trip through the
Great Lakes and Chicago. where she
was the guest for short time OF Miss
Katharine Wood, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs William H. Wood. of Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Canon Burton
and their son and daughter.i in law, Mr.
have returned from a motor trim 10
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

10 DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY
turn to the familiar characters, Hairbreadth
Harry. Betty Andy and Min. somebody's
you laugh. They excel tSsmssiys, In 1s
sx page comic section OF the ISunday Puslie
lEpdsh 'Aaxs II . Hsbit|-Ady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist
Friends
Presbyterian

ARCH STREET CHURCH. 18th and Arch.
Minister. .Sa
ln;45 a. N. and p. M-Rev. Frederick
W Loetsch"r. d D.. will preach. 40
I:3o /. M-Organ recital 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

Elsie writes: II read your very in
tercsting column every night except
Sunday, and l would surely do IL on
that day too, if the paper was run,
And now we must dig up our rcminis-
c"nceS "gnin and ask if you remember
the Milton Dollar Mystery 1t was
IN" gr"7,'"t and, | think. one of the
first ever shown. OF course, we Mi
know that the serials of today are pure
rot and first class house viii nor
;h3w them This one was filmed in
big jim Cruise played the reporter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

Mrs. Alfonso Peasant, Of Havana,
Cuba, announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Dolores Peasant. to Mr.
Oscar b. Santa Maria. son of Mrs
Adolfo b. Santa Maria. Of Havana and
this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Mrs. f. Hoffxna11- Dollar 1a0 C.55y
Ne,u Jersey Resorts Lure
South PhiLadelphia,,s

Miss Anna Gallen, Of 2+13 South
Seventeenth street, will spend the week.
end at the summer homo Of her parents
in Chelsea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03
IA DE JULIOi

En- Ia historic humGnG, dOHdc Sc
han esclitO con t0IrcHtos dc S0HgTc
los sagrddos idedles del PrOgreso, re-
bIime cOncierto de drmOHids ben
diciones. En- este dfd sc grdb6 'esd pa
gina admirable y redeHtora que sc
llama "Declardci6n de independent
cia", q sc tlaz6 ca Ia cOHcicRcja dc
muchos ciudadonos el o1miHo del de-
Der del honor. iRHdtOs cn todo ser
que estime la Uida como Ia propio
digRiddd Y csc Cuutr0 dc Julio SO.
berGRO y dugustO, pOr 10 que siDibo-
liza como coHqU;stG dc cfUdizacioH
ullUersGt, teiOs de olUiddrse cOHtlua-
ri escatchdRdose como an bimno de
emGRcipdc6n al truUes dc los item
pos, u feguird lgcieRdo como atnd
ba'oderd jnmaculadd, modo de cm-
bIema en- "a lucba por las aspirdcio-
mes mas qaoridas.
PdteHtes como eStdR cR la COR
cieIlcld dc tOdos los .tOmbrcs cUitOs.
lds cdusas genei ddoras de cs0 op1-
peyG tegeRddrid que pusO los fTmcs
clnlientOs dc la JTdn Ropnblic0 nor
tedmericdRa, reRUHciGmos resofdr
ldS en- eta i5dgiHG que hog c0Bsdgra
mos a tan hermOso suce 10 'ciUico.
Basta decir que eUocaRdo el So
berGno esfuerzO y el sacIifcio iRcrei-
ble de '1guellos tuertes UdrORes, cro-
enOs osistiT con el pensGmiento q las
Iach0s mas gloriOsas, eR que el amor
la Libertdd 'suele eRceRder ca los
cOrazoRes Ia llama fuigeRte dc los
grGHdes herotsmOs. Y eUocdndo aqUe
lLa fecha del pasodo, creemOs tam-
bien halla1nos en- edades mas dich0-
sGs para la hum0nidGd, en- dfas PIT
ros y TisuenOs como oasis tranquil
los, cuGndo las naciones Uirgenes
naeUds como esOs Estados del Nor
te, ain no coataminddos por los iu-
saRos egOismos que rigen Ia Uida, pa
recion tesucitar dc la humiliation
del Oprobio la Uidd del honor D
del ciVismO, para serUir dc eterno
en'asta1,dp tOdos los pueblos DIV
URiUerso.
DigGlo, 81 no, ese famoso doca-
meato dc la "Decldraci6a'' ore me
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03

pac;oaal, hecho que la teaido ena m
fia.oncia eaolple en- los destino3 del
mundo, puesto que Ia form1ac'61e de la
0rdn d9m0craci0 americana ha
impuesto nueUos l7tm6of en la
marcia politico de las ,1aciolaalidQdes
ha obtenido para la hamanidad
mas de atao cOnquista de ibertad y
de justicia.
Qmzd SIN Ia formaci6a dc esta
portentosa y admirable naci6n, for
mada por Ell esfuerzo q la constanc;G
de las ciases humildes, no hubierd 81
do possible para eI honbre aican@ar e.
gYado de lbeftad individual de que
disfruta hoy en- did d no hubierG sido
possible tunepoco encaazo1' al ma9edo
por la senda de p3t regimen n1ds en-
a1monta con los derechos de los pue-
bios
81 la reuoluci6R franeeso dict6 eI