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La negativa de FrdnCia.
(cOntinuaci6u de Ia pagina 81


bebidas en- la predicacion del evange-
lilo tie paz. Ellos son emisarios para
hablar en- nombre de sus Gobiernos
| Cuando alguna duda nubla su entendi-
miento, ellos Sc comunican con sus Co.
biernos respectivos Y reciben las ms
trucciones de estos. Ellos Sc reunen
frecuente y regularmente Y debaten sus
problemas con absolute sinceridad Y
corteSia. Despues de todo es una bue-
ma cosa que las naciones Sc acostum-
bren discutir publicamente sus asun-
tos, cara a cara, en- una asamblea
plblica, dcnde los argumentos y las
razones Sc expongan francamente que
la actitud de esas naciones persuadan
Y satisfagan a los paises neutrales.
Els una practica que debe ser cul-
tivada. Es la practica que contribuye
a e,iminar la Intervention arbitraje
de la espada EN- las cuestiones inter
mas de las naciones.
Y del mismo modo es asi como las CON
troversias internacionales Sc deben lie
var gradualmente los hemiciclos de
las discusiones, en- vez de arreglarlas
en- los campos de batalla Las guerras
Sc precipitan por motivos que Ell hon.
bre de estado responsible, no consien-
te en- darlos la publicidad oportlma-
mente. Una discussion ptblica arras-
tiara esos motives al aire libre, donde
pereceran expuestos la desdefiosa an
tIpatia de la humanidai. La Socie-
dad estableciendo ell habito entire to-
das las naciones. de debatir sus cues
tiones la faz del mundo, Sc ganaria
las simpatias del Universe Ese es ell
gran servicio que ella puede prestar
la humanidad. iPodria ella prestar ese
servicio? De no hacerlo pereceria, CO.
mo muchos otros experimentos Ioables
realizados por la humanidad en- sus es-
fuerzos para salvarse. Coloquese la
Sociedad sobre los hombres los Co.
biernos, sobre los regimenes y los sis
temas, condenando a cuantos manci-
lien el pliegue de su augusta apostolic
do. Pero 81 ella perece, la esperanza
de establecer la paz sobre la terra,
sera enterrada en- su misma tumba.
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE.
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Sono la hora

ci6n. salem como es natural, muy tar
I3e de la escuela Y el trabajo Sc les ha-
ce demasiado cuesta arriba; han adj
quirido habito en- ciertas distracciones
contrarias a una seria ocupacion y
concluyendo por ser unos inltiles des-
graciados sin beneficio algunO para Ia
comunidad.
Desde luego que estamoS tratando
esta question sobre base de escasos re
cursos, sobre bases reales positivas.
81 Ell pals estuviera en- las condolences
que algunos visionarios suponen, en-
tonces no empleariamos argumento al
guno para atajar Ell proposito lie esta-
blecer una universidad en- cada esqm-
ma, aunque mas tarde la isla tuviera
que hmitarse a producer higos chum-
bos frutas de maya
La edad escolar es otra cosa que
aqui es letra muerta. La indiferencia
con que Sc mira ESQ, y todo 10 delnas,
esta en- intima irelacion con Ell des-
precio con que Sc trata al Contribuyen
tie. Hay alumnos cuya edad les auto
RIA para tener creada va una familia
y no los l3espega del pupitre nj la ne
cesidad de afeitarse dos veces por Sc
mana. En- paises mas viejos que ell
nuestro, Y de los menos incivilizados
del orbe, como Francia, ell estudiante
que a los 15 amos no ha hecho su ms
truccion primaria, Sc va su casa a
terminarla, dejanuo Ell sitio expedite
para otro que 10 recesite. Esto ocu-
RE. .naturalmente, los desaplicados
o faltos de inteligencia. Y 81 tai cosa
Sc verifica en- I'm. pals donde la riqueza
esta proporcionalnlente .dividida Ell
Gobierno dedica preferente atencion a
las fuentes de production, con mas mo-
two debiera considerarse aQui, 6Sonde
casi fedo esta monopolizado por debi-
ll5ad gubernativa; donde ell Gobierno
J es ell principal enemigo del productor
~ sostenedor de las cargas p1blicas,
donde existen, como Sc ha dlcho an
tes, centenares de miles de, nifos espe-
rando turno para ingresar en- los plan
teles de ensenanza. Esto no quiere de-
cir que seamos contrarios las atlas
escuelas, al contrario; 10 que rechaza
mos es, que Sc lie quite totalmente a
unos para darle demasiajso otros;
en- otras palabras: que por dar extre-
msdo cultivo tierras esteriles, Sc de
jen las fertiles en- complete barbecho
En- Ell proximo articulo daremps fir
a cuanto Sc relaciora con este Depar
tamento, 81 ell espacio 10 permite, en-
traremos con otro cuyo turno lie CORES
ponda.
Juan N. MAToS.
San German, r R. Abril Ii de 1928
(continuara)
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La Hue|Ia de los Amos

oculte las canas que SON las que de-
latan las huellas de los amos. Use un
preparado bueno que disimule nabil.
lnente, que I'd. Sc pinta, pues los tin
tes baratos delatan a leguas Ell pro-
cedimiento provocando sonrisas. La
P. r. Drug Co. acaban de recibir nm
tinte especial tPRoGREsINA', base
de aceite vegetal inofensivo de resIl-
tados sorprendentes v sin contener, en-
su somposicion, sales de plata. Pruebe
III pomo que Sc detalla a $500 y I'D.
generosamente le dara la receta sus
amigos que 10 necesiten.
Porto Rico Drug Co.
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-16
Vendemos muy Barato

Una central con su maquina.
ria completa y en- buen estado,
capacidad doce ounce mil quin
tales azdcar por zafra. Damos
facilidades para ell pago.-Para
informes diriiase sus due1os:
LOPEZ DE TORD & ZAYAS
PlZARRO
Gale Atocha No. 10, altos.
Telefono 374, Apartado $50
Ponce, p. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-16
Salud y Riqueza

Prode I'd. conseguirla con la poderO-
81 moneda magica Esta prodigiosa mo-
neda, es la dicha de los jugadores, CO.
,Eerciantes, y toda gente de negocios.
ara informes Sra. c. M Filomeno,
Frofesora Ciencias ocultas. San Fran
cisco sc, escribame al BOX 1l5 San
tprce, P. r. Advt.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
The w Wom1en's S Section
Scotland and Scotch"
TOnighfs Lecture Theme

judging from the large audience
which attended the Robinson lee
ture at the First Baptist church
last night, it is believed that all
seats will be filled for the program
tonight.
Scotland and the Scotch will
be Mrs. Robinson s subject this
evening, and as usual her talk will
be accompanied by fine pictures.
Last nights lecture was attend
cd by Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Blanch-
ar and delegation from Holtville,
and Rev. Mr.. Nickols, Judge and
Mrs. j. Hoffman and others from
Calexico. The growing realization
OF the remarkable educational
features of these lectures is attract
ing many people.
DIR. and Mrs. Robinson after the
last lecture is delivered on Fri
day evening, will leave for Los
Angeles where they will fill an
engagement at the Temple Baptist
church.
The evening programs, which be-
gin at 7:30, are open to the public.
Admission is free.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Y. L. I. Planning for
n Ha!IOUe'en Party

AT a meeting of the Young La
dies Institute held Monday night
in st. Mary's hall the officers re
Gently elected were installed. Plans
were then discussed for the Hal
lowe 'en party which the Y. l.. l.
will give .h tiae chursh hall on
October "a.
Mrs. May Ferris, newly elected
president, appointed a committee
consisting of Miss Julia Grogan,
chairman, and the Misses Ann Ne
fhe youngster absolutely refused
Hovley, Hazel Coii, rene Berg,
Fav McMinamen and Mrs. Aldah
Mills to take charge of the enter
taiRReat- for various functions this
year.
.544ter the business session, q So
cia1 hour was held at which Mrs. j.
l. Gibault. who is one of last
month S brides, was honored by a
miscellaneous shower Mrs. Gibault,
who was formerly Miss Katherine
Farr, received many attractive and
useful gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibault
are now making their home at Ala
Hamilton avenue.
Refreshments were served by the
committee in charge of the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Ladies Guild Plans to
Hare Holiday Sales

The Ladies Guild of the Presbv-
terian church met yesterday after
noon at the manse, Mrs. George A.
Hartman and Mrs. Mary McGovnev
acting as hostesses.
The afternoon was devoted to a
detailed discussion of plans for
the year s work. 1t was decided
that the guild would hold a sale
of homemade mince pies ana
minee meat the day before Thanks
giving.
December 5 was selected for the
date of the Christmas bazar.
Mrs. F. D. Morgans, vice presi-
dent of the guild, rendered her
resignation, and Mrs. H. C. Coe was
elected TO fill that position.
A good attendance was present.
A social hour was enjoyed after the
meeting, and delicious sherbet and
cake We're served by Mrs. Hartman
and Mrs. McGovney.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Missionary Society In
Plans for Years Work

The Women g Missionary Society
of the State Street Christian church
held its first meeting of the fall yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Irwin Maupin, $50 Adams
Street. The meeting, which was
largely attended, began with pot
luck luncheon.
The afternoon was devoted to an
interesting program in which Mrs.
]. f. Hodge, ex-president> of the So
eiety, Mrs. Irwin Maupin, Mrs Wal
ter Reyburn, and Pastor A. E. Wor-
thy took part. Mrs. Fred Shaw, the
newly elected president, mad charge
of the meeting.
A program for the years work
was outlined, and it is believed that
the society will have a most sue
cessful year.
1t was decided that the food sale
which had been planned for Satur.
day, October Is, would be post
poned one week.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Shop Owner Is
Firm in Story
| Of Mrs. Stok es
BY United Press Leased Wire

! NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Defense
counsel in the millionaire dollar
Stokes divorce ease set to work to-
day to break down the lone story
(which now stands out against Helen
sElwood Stokes in her defense
Against the accusations of her hus-
sband. 1t is the story of Emma
Goodwin, spinster corset manufac-
furer, who says she saw from her
shop on the second floor at No 13
East 35th street read-haired
woman featured exactly like Mrs.
Stokes, going to and from the apart
iment of Edgar II. Wallace, oil man,
and named as chief correspondent.
Unwavering in her testimony she
says the woman was Mrs. Stokes
: or her DOUBLE
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY
FOB MISS JEAN WEBER

Miss Agnes Webber of He'll Ave-
nue. entertained the Misses Helen
Mooseau, Margaret Tivy and Jean
Webber at an informal dinner party
last night. The affair was ar
ranged to compliment Miss Web
Der s sister. Miss Jean Webber, who
recently returned from Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
By JOSEPHINE DE GRIFT
NEA Service Staff Writer
Mrs. Evelyn Bar

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - They re
trying out a little psychology on the
tired travelling man. 1t seems that
with burning holes in hotel carpets
with cigaret ashes, and putting his
shoes in the bed, and knocking over
bottles of lavender toilet water and
things, has put almost a greater
burden on hotel managers than hotel
managers could bear.
As usual woman has a solution.
She's Mrs. Evelyn Barber, n widow
and pretty, who has the job of do
ing interior decorating for the 20
big hotels of the United Hotels
Company.
"Make hotels homeiike, - she
says, land men viii behave in
them Just as they do at home with
grandma and all the other women
folks watching"
Finds Her Mission
Mrs, Barber was going about the
country lecturing to women on how
to keep husbands happy and com
Portable at home when she suddenly
discovered that there was far
greater need for keeping husbands
comfortable and happy when they
were away from home.
SO Mrs. Barber is tearing out the
red velvet carpets with the large
rose pattcra. and the plushcovered
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
MidIceek Meeting At
Home of LeffingiCelis

The midweek meeting of the
State Street Christian Church will
be held tonight at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Leffingwell.
6l2 Euclid Avenue. There will be
a song and prayer service. The
official board of the church will
hold its regular monthly meeting
at this time with Irwin Maupin, the
chairman, presiding.
All members and friends of the
church are invited to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Divorce Granted
Brutally Beaten
Wife of Director
By United Press Leased Wire

r. LOS; ANGELES. October 10.-As
sertedg "wild vest tactics of
James Cruze, noted director of west
ern films, as related by his wife
on the witness stand, earned her
a divorce, $175 a week alimony and
custody of their one child. The
wife alleged that Cruzc, who recent
" directed "The Covered Wagon, -
administered to her Il brutal beat
ing in public, knocking out tooth.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
r ideas about color.

settees with the carved gilt legs. No
glaring lights for her, no steel en-
cravings of Queen Victoria s jubilee
or Psyche at the Bath. =.
In their stead she's putting in
neutral walls and carpets and cur
tains. Every room is to have at
least one easy chair and a reading
nook where a person can flop down
by a shaded lamp and find an ash
tray ut his elbow. y
Red Bothers Him ..
Only there arc to be no rose-shad-
ed lamps in her scheme, says Mrs.
Barber, for here is what colOrs can
do to the travelling man: "a
"Red irIitates him. Doctors have
demonstrated that a man will go
mad if he is surrounded by red car
pets, red walls and red hangings all
the time.
Blue has to fbe toned down,
grayed,- as it s called, else it's de-
pressing. ~
''Yellow is cheerful and has even
been known TO inspire salesman TO
90 out and double up on his orders.'
But at the same time it may take
away his desire for sleep and give
him n bad ease of insomnia.
e" Soft tans, grays and greens are
the things. Send harasscd and
discouraged drummer into "A softly
tinted room and hen forget his
troubles like baby Ft
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
NesU Episc0pal Minister-
to Meet Church Friends

The Rev. Francis B. Cannon, re-
cent rector of st. Thomas church,
Bethel, Connecticut. is now estab.
lished in his residence as the min
ister-in-charge of st. PauI's Epis-
cufet ehsreh of this city.
An who are or have been connect
ed with, or interested in the Epis-
copal church in any way are cordial
ly invited to meet Rev. Cannon in
an informal way at st. Paul s
church on Friday evening, October
~, at 7:30 p. m.
There will also be parish meet
ing of much importance in conjmc-
tion with this informal get-ac-
quainted affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
NORTHEND LEGION
PUTTING THROUGH
AUTO CAMP 81 TIE

CALIPATRIA, October 10.-The
American Legion Post is putting
over novel method for obtaining
a public auto camp ground here to
accommodate the steadily increasing
tourist arrivals. Each contractor
is contributing tools and work while
members of the Post are also Civ
ing day, SO that all sanitary
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Mrs. Ross r. HickcOr Will
Open Music Section Work

The Music Section of the Wom-
ans Ten Thousand Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the
tea room of the club house. Mrs.
Ross 7. Hickeox will give the enter
tainment of the afternoon. All
members of the club, as well as
members of the section, are cordial
ly invited to enjoy this program.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Colorado River Gage

. CALEXICO, October 10.-Chief
Engineer Ray Carberry of the I'M
perial Irrigation district, expects
Sthe Colorado River discharge to
@reach its lowest level for the year
within the next few days. At that
time it will probably be necessary
TO divert the entire flow of the
river through Hanlon s heading
and into Imperial Valley, as was
the case last year. No i'll effects
came from the recent Gila River
flash flood tt- =.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10

Try Press Want Ads.
Try Press Want Ads.
Try Press Want Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
Wednesday, October 10, 1923

converiences anu other comforts
may. be ready for the autoist when
he arrives. This town has been par
ticularly popular during the last two
weeks because it is headquarters
for duck hunters and several hun
tued OF them have been here since
the opening day of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-10
HOPE TO START
WATERING $4,000
ACRES VERY SOON

INLAND, October 10.-Ed Welch,
who has been the prime factor in
the INLAND Water District believes
that activities will be started on
the $4,000 acres embraced in t"e
district in very short time. He
has been before the Imperial lrriga-
ton District board during the week
seeking the signed contract which
will give his district a connection
with the water supply. The land
involved lies to the north of Mum
do and takes in Wister and Frink
and runs along both sides of the
Southern Pacific right of way.
Press Want Ads are Wonder
Workers.
Trv Press Want Ads
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

BILBAO, julio 24-Los huelguistas
mineros dedicados laborar en- las fac
mas del campo los miembros del Sim
dicato Unico mantienense en- sus peti-
clones de mejoramiento, pidiendo Ia Ii
bertad de los presos politicos y sociales,
como condicion de volver a sus faenas
en- las minas Los propietarios de mi-
mas Sc niegan acceder a su solicitud,
a 10 cual amenazan los huelguistas con
'propagar la huelga general en- Espaiia,
con caracter revolucionario.
LONDRES, julio "a. fuentes
fidedignas llega la noticia de que los
gobiernos de Hungrfa v Checoeslova-
quia han terminado ell tratado comer-
cial que llevaban a cabo, por medic
del cual Sc regular todos los proble-
mas fnancieros existentes entire las
dos potencias, entire ellos Ell de las
deudas pendientes por concepto de
guerra. Acknowledgements Sc anuncia
tambien que en- la Conferencia de Lau-
-ssanne Sc ha firmado Ell tratado con
Turquia, imponiendo sus firnas en- el
nlismo Ismet Pasha, Rubold, Pelle,
Garroni y Montagna. ':ti
NEW YORK, Julio veinticua-
tro nil innsigrantes procedentes de
Canada Y Escocia, han hecho su en-.
trada en- los Estados Unidos durante
lei mes de Julio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
EN- Ell SENADO
DE PUERTO RICO
Esta maiana qued6 cerrada la segunda session
de la d6cima Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico.

A las cuatro de la tarde de aver rea-
nudo su session ef Senado bajo la pre-
sidencia del senior Barcelo, concurriendo
los sefiores, Garcia Duc6, Miranda, Su-
soni, Hernandez Lopez, Abril, Cuevas
Zequeira, Martinez Nadal, Jordan e
Iriarte
Fueron frmados por el presidente
los proyectos siguientes, que pasaron
la aprobacion del Gobernador
Creando una comision con el fin de
examinar ciertas recIamaciones que han
hecho prcfesores jubilados, y asignan-
do la sunna de $4,000 para tai fin
Enmendando la ley de la Universe
dad de Puerto Rico.
Enmendando la ley de registro de
affidavit.
Autorizando al Tesorero de Puerto
Rico a cancelar ciertas contribuciones.
Fues solicitado por Ell senior Iriarte,
que. Sc pidiera por medic del Secreta-
rio a la .Comision de Servicio Civil una
lista de los ernpleados temporeros que
hayan sido nombrados durante los amos
! pasados.
| Ell senior Hernandez Lopez solicito,
| quedando aprobado Ia reconsideration
del proyecto de la ley de arbitrios, Ell
cual impone determinada contribution
sobre las ganancias.
Quedo aprobado en- tercera lectura
lel proyecto de ley autorizando la emf
sion de bonos por la surna de siete mil
dolares para la construction de un ma
lecon y el dragado del puerto de Ponce
Bran las seis y ounce de la tarde
cuando Sc acordo ur receso hasta las
nueve. N
Despues de terminada' la session fut
lairijido Al cemisionsdo sde SefViCi66t Psa
lblico de Ponce e telegfaIna siguients,
! u satisfacei6h de comunical
4 q listed que eI Sehado aeaha de apso
bar por uranimidad 4 Rssolueioh Con
iiunta "a autcrizandps una, ernision de
bonos con el fin de proceder las obra.
hdel adragado y Construction de un male;
con en- Ia bahia de Ponce. ssfg
] 4 Al a n AnEsSio Barsslsii J
81 As NJ kfl Presidente"
/ Eran las diez de la noche cuando fue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
INTERSTATE REPLICA DE LUIS. MU-
|NOz MARIN ALA IMPORTANTE CARTA|
PUBLICADAPOR MON. CARUANA CON
DENANDO Ell NEO MALTUSIANISMO
Ell joven escritor explica SUI concepto del ver-
dadero alcance de la Erase Biblica, "Cre-
ced y multiplcaOs colmad
la TERRA

lase contra Ia crueldad abismal de Sc
mejante mandato!
Pero las mismas Ordenes de la lyle
sia Cat6lica empiezan, desde muy
temprano, desobedercer Ell mandate.
Los sacerdotes, no Sc mu1tiplacan. Y
este nos trae a la actitud de los pri-
meros cristianos, ante la virginidad.
La cireunstancia, que intensified en- el
Cristianisnro la natural emocion hut
mana ante Ia ,virginidad (que es una
emoeion sexual y no moraD parece
haber sido Ell homemade del Paganismo
a la belleza y a la felicidad. Ell Girls
tianismo fue una reaccion contra el
Paganismo, provocada por la crueldad
" la, injustieia que, la, Ultima doctrina
unfa' su ansia de emocion v pensa-
miento. Pero los grandes movimien-
tos no saben hacer distingos: y todo
10 pagano. les parecio repugnante q
los discipulos de .Cristo: sus atlas j
janaas superadas eaalidades, incIusi-
I've, Y del.cqlto a la salud v a la ale
gria de los .paganos obtuvieron los
discipulos de Jesus, por reaccion, e
Quito al andrajo, Ia podredumbrs
ffsica, a Ia repression de los instint6s
agradabies. Sc tolero el matrimonie
como un NAL necesario para Ia per
Ipetuacion de Ia especie; pero Sc pusc
la castidad por encin1a del niatrimo;
lnio. De aquf surge Ia nioderna doc.
! trina eclesiastica de que el honbrs
no debe darle. otro. objeti1o que lel ds
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

reanudada la session. Ell Presidente
anuncio que iba 6rrnar el proyecto
destinando fondos para la construction
de un edifcio para la High School de
Aguadilla
Sc informo al Senado de haberse re-
cibido Ell nombramiento de Luis Texi-
dor Ortiz, para Marshal de la Corte de
Distrito de Guayama, pasando este
nombramiento al correspondence CO.
mite
Fue reconsiderado ell proyecto de ley
sobre hipodromos, enmendandose en- ell
sentido de estableoer para los jockeys
y duenos de caballos que Sc pongan
(Continda en- la 2da. pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

la carta del Sr. Obispo a "La CO.
rrespondencia' expresa deficientemen-
tie la posici6n teologica ante la doc
trina que vengo defendiendo. Y como
a mi 10, que me interesa no es rebatir
al senior Obispo sino la tai posicion,
voy a pernitirme ampliar aclarar
los conceptos, que Ell primero ha emf
lido. .l
La doctrina cristiana en- question
tiene por base ell mandate que la BIZ
blias pone en- boca de Dios: ''Creced y
multiplicaos. y colmad la TERRA; Ell
cuento biblico de Oman y lamar; la ac-
titud del Cristianismo primitive ante
la virginidad; y el dogma acerca del
destino de las almas inmortales.
Voy hacer 10 possible por rebatir
esta posicion de dos maneras: prime
70, aceptando por Ell momento la in
\ terpretaci6n del Universe que hacen
las Sagradas Escrituras; y segundo,
hasandome en- los comienzos de inter-
tacion del Universe que puede lie
gar la mente humana, una vez eniar-
cipada de dogmas cerrados y prohibit
clones cobardes.
Ennpecemos por lie mandate "creced
y nultiplicaos colnad la TERRA.
5No esta implicita en- las palabras
mislnas la iniposibilidad de aplicarlas
a cualquier tempo y a cualquier re-
gi6n? "Creced, multiplicaos y cOlmad
Ia TERRA. Dios (segun Ia Bibiia) pro
r,.r,,yit. lss.es ~ das ocasip-
:s.nes. En- N pFipaera OCCASION los habi-
tantes de la TERRA eran idos! En- "a
segunda OCCASION, despues del DiluSio
h Gran ioohoi II 'sa ,tI2'
Us En- senhejantes eircunst tanqlas, e
slnafldato de creter, multiplic arse y
a5lfnar Ia terra, no solaHentel 81 era 70
) icico sfno due der1iostraba que Dlo'
tenia un genuine iIrteres en- la feliel
dad y d desarrollo de Adam, Eva Noe
etc. Dios no ha dicho creced y mul
tipiicaos en- la India nnoderna. No !
la dicho en- Ell Japon No 10 ha dlcn
en- Belgica. No 10 ha dicho en- Puer
to Rico. Y no seria consecuente cor
sigo rnisnlo 81 10 dijera, porque s
esos lugares el mandate sc cumpl'
haee amos. va Sc han colmado. Aa
mas 81 ID hubiera dicho en- Puerto 4
a., 70 apelarfa a Ia esencial y auton
ma dignidad humana para que Sc rep