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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
What, Asks American Legion,
Is the Meaning of This Letter? ~A

Hi0wdy, folks. Have you been
to the Puyallup fair YETI sofe
We.
There's contest on between Seat.
tie and Tacoma to sec which can
send the most visitors 10 the fair.
when we entered the gate the ticket.
,aker said. You're from Tacoma,
7 aren't your II must have been the
cellulold collar we wore.
There was balloon ascension.
The parachute jumper has had a
most successful career. lie began
jumping out Of balloons yesterday,
and no hasn't had a single accident
yet.
And they had motorcycle races.
too. But they were rank failure.
Only one man got hurt.
W DAIRY
October -
Up, and all the muruing al the sffier
husy. SO 90 the fuy aiiup fair and there
saw several sights. amonE others. mo
tor eyeie rage. balloon ASCENSION. Doc
Brswn's horse, and many ethsr thinxs
70 my great sdmirstloa- Ard dld eat
frsnkfurter sandwich. which WAS prob
ably the oldest frnnkfurtrr sandwich In
existence. And passinx ~ the quarters
occupied BY the racing joekie., did ne
tiee big sign, NO Vulgar IaHSaage
joelIr. say. darn" a. night took coach
home In the pouring rain. and did break
down near Sumner, and the driver 81 =
bug car did stop and effer us aid. the
most generous act ever I knew. And
y dill remember his license numb,r. which
= boxing boats, 10 the Batter Inn and
thence home.
Autumn Neckwear Week opens
Monday Guys who wear celiuloId
collars should erase all finger marks.
The head Of the government home
economies bureau says wives should
get a salary. Whose salary7 Their
husbands?
Pay your wife wages, and before
you know II she'll be striking for
: time and half for overtime.
One disadvantage Of paying your
wife a salary Is that IL she goes on
a strike you can't bring in a strike.
breaker.
Never pay your wife wages.
She'll demand extra money for
starting the furnace in the morning.
MORE GRAVY
King county has appropriated
$1,000 10 investigate vice condi.
tions here, and Mayor Brown
has asked the city council for
$1,000 for similar purpose.
Why certainly. Hortense. we
have sheriffs office and a DO.
lice department. But you can't
expect them to know anything
about horrid gambling and drink.
ing places, can you?
Today's Definition. Heredity IL
something you believe in. until your
boy starts acting like a darn fool.
Anyway, a father doesn't reafizs
how living costs have increased
until his infant son demands two
cents more for being good.
There pas street. thing named
Lcnore,
a hole In her stockino she tore
As she boarded car.
There came shouts from afay,
Ihere'S run on the bank, shut
the doori"
There's no use talking. There's
lust one thing TO do when the baby
starts yelling at night. Join in the
chorus.
WHAT DID SHE WEAR HOME?
IA In jacksonville Times Union.
fOUND-Iady's bar min. trousers i
and shirt In Riverside park Call nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

This is National Beauty Week.
when appearing in public, don't for.
get to wear your false teeth.
Narcotics Week is coming shortly,
and we're all hoped up about IT.
III Gee Gee In nothing IL not inusI.
cal. She Is now playing several new
tunes on her winter catarrh.
Easy way 10 remember peopIo's
mceG Pretend they owe you money.
.kINDIIN OMIT III nANIno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
CROWD Kisses
MANS SLAYER
Kels Indifferent
Over Fate; Wife
Is Feared Dying

STOCKTON. Cal. oct. 4 - 1--WE
taken a llto and III Eivs one-but
don't ever toll my wife" was the
only plea that Alex KclH had 10
make an no sat In Jail hero today. a
murder charge hanging over him.
ilc reached tho jail just before
midnight last night As he was led
from the sherifrs van into the big
grim building. crowd waiting for
"a glimpse OF him. Missed.
But Kels seemed indifferent 10 all
excepting the one Idca--thnt his wife
should be permitted 90 continue In
her belief that he had been murdered
and that She already had wcpt over
his grave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
NAME or WOMAN
BROUGHT IN CASE

For tho first time the name Of a
woman today was brought Into the
strange murder case.
The woman WIS Mrs. Bessie Ratio.
Of stockton.
She admitted 10 Sheriff william
Raleka OF San Joquln county thar
she bad seen ksia on the morning og
the day he has confessed he MIR
dercd a stranger he had employed
and permitted burial OF tho body
AS that Of his own.
III have TO face u. am ready. :"
Mrs. Ratio told tho correspondent
II swear 10 God / have nothing to
tt,t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

Today's Definition: Heredity Is
something you believe in. until your
boy starts acting like a darn fool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

There's no use talking. There's
lust one thing TO do when the baby
starts yelling at night. Join in the
chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

There teas a street thing nqmed
Lenore.
a hoie IN her stocking she tore
As she boarded car.
There came shouts from ajar,
There's a run on the bank, shut
the doori"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

Anyway, a father doesn't realizs
how living costs have increased
until his infant son demands two
cents more for being good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

Pay your wife wages, and before
you know II she'll be striking for
time and a half for overtime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

One disadvantage Of paying your
wife a salary Is that II she goes on
strike you can't bring In a strike.
breaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

Never pay your wife wages.
She'll demand extra money for
starting the furnace in the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

And they had motorcycle races,
too. But they were rank failure.
Only one man got hurt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Stops Indigestion
SWeetenS the Stomach
Gives Quick. Almost Instant Relief
From Any Sort of Stomach Trouble.

Read what Boyd Vile. Of Newell.
W Va. has to say about DR.. Orth's
great Stomach Prescription:
GentIemen-'I suffered with acid
ity of the stomach for eight months
trying d dozen different kinds. Of
medicine. with no results read of
Doctor Orth's stomach Remedy in
the paper. bought one box. and after
taking ii, found I was able to eat
anything Am feeling fine. have had
no stomach trouble since. and am
pleased to recommend it to any one
having Stomach trouble"
Any person suffering from any sort
Of stomach trouble. acute or chronic.
who does not say that DR.. Orth's
Stomach Remedy is better than any
thing they ever took for stomach dis
tress. misery, indigestion or dyspep-
sis, or for any reason whatever is not
'ANsfed with the treatment, can have
tEsir money refunded
Quick. almost instant relief and
permanent cure is what sufferers are
entitled to when they get big box
AT any first-class drug store. with the
distinct understanding that if it fails.
they can have their money refunded.
Henry J. Huder. Hook Drug Co,
Mag Drug Co, Clark & Cade can
SSppiy you--Advert1semen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR BISHOP FUTILE
SET FOR FRIDAY
Ceremony viii Be Quiet and
Informal at Request of
PreIate,

BIZ Cnlted PfesS
ST LOUIS. Mo. April 1s. --
From Chrst's Church Cathedral. his
favorite sanctuary. Bishop Daniel s.
futile will be buried at p. M.
Friday, members Of his family an
nounced today.
The old cathedral, its grey stone
walls and stately turrets redolent
with memories Of the venerable prel-
ate. will be the scene of simple
services attended by hundreds OF
church dignitaries and as many
friends and admirers as the church
will hold
In compliance with the bishops re-
quest the services will be quiet and
informal. No sermon will be preached.
Only such a funeral as might have
been given tho humblest Of his flock
was all that Bishop Tuttle desired for
himself
More than a score of prelates Of
the Episcopal Church, many of them
consecrated by Bishop futile, will at
tend the services. The solemn ritual
Of the prayer book will be read.
Although the title of presiding
bishop Of the Episcopal Church in
America" falls automatically upon the
Rev Alexander Charles Garrett. Dal-
las, Texas, Oldest living Episcopal
bishop, the Office in reality dies with
Bishop futile. who passed away late
yesterday. Bishop Garrett will held
office only until the next meeting OF
the general convention. when q sue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
TELLS
Of BRUTALITIESIN
CONVICT CAMP
FIogging of Youth Described
in Detail and Laid to
Boss,

By United Ncics
. TALLAHASSEE Fla. April IS--A
S5ickening picture of the brutaHties Of
"a Florida convict camp was graph
80 described by A. b. Shivers, ex-
- ID al the county camp in Clara.
j.. who testified before the Iegisla-
i've committee investigating the
death Of Martin Tabert, 10, of North
Dakota, in the Clara camp over a
year ago.
Shivers told how whipping boss
in a Florida convict camp handles the
men in his charge. describing in detail
the brutal beaungs which are alleged
to have caused the death Of young
Tabert.
Walter Higginbotham, convict
boss" at the Clara camp, who is under
charge Of murder in connection with
Tabert's death, beat ;he youth I'M
mercilfuny, Shivers testified.
When the youth crinEed under the
singing blows, Higgiubotham. Shiv-
ers testified. placed his foot on his
neck to hold him steady and struck
him twenty-five or thirty more blows.
Fugginbotham then told Tabert TO
get back into line but later recalled
him and dealt him "A score or more
blows with a heavy strap, Shivers de
clared.
With the youths body q mass Of
raw welts. the convict boss" beat
him over the head and shoulders with
the heavy butt Of the whip. Tabert's
death three days later was caused by
these injuries. it is alleged
After beating the youth. Higgin-
botham superintended arrangements
for his burial. Shivers asserted, plac-
ing his own shirt on the body. Shiv-
crs furnished collar and "A pair Of
trousers picked mp somewhere else,
and these garments COMPLETED Ia
hert's burial shroud he testified
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Meetings Here
Thursday

National Association of Station
airy Engineers-Meeting, c. of Q.
Indianapolis Hardware Associ-
ation-Meettng C. of c.
Ladies' Whist Club--Meeting
SEVERN.
Lumber Dealers Association
Luncheon, Lincoln.
Traffic Club-Luncheon. Sew
erin.
General Contractors-Lunch-
con, SpInk-Arns.
American Association Of Engi-
neers-Luncheon, Board of
Trade.
Advertising Club-Luncheon,
c. of c.
Sigma Chi Fraternity-Lunch-
con, @. Of c.
Credit Men-Luncheon. Clay
pool,
Electric League--Luncheon,
Lincoln.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
CLEVELAND GIRL
WINS DANCE TITLE
Crown Fits Almost Hourly in
Endurance Race,

BIZ Hited Press
CLEVELAND. April 18.-The rec
ord for continuous dancing, fitting
from champion to champion" almost
hourly. rested in Cleveland again to-
day.
Miss Magdalene Wolf at S:46 a. m.
PASSED the mark Of sixty-eight hours
and 40 minutes claimed by Miss Vera
Sheppard. New York. She previously
broke the record of Sc hours and 6
minutes set by Miss Madalene Goss-
sChick yesterday.
Four other girl dancers are only a
fe whours behind Miss Wolfe Each
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Seven Held in Raids

Three women and four men were ar
rested ina a raid early today on a room
ing house at 1886 y. Capitol Ave. Ruth
Lawrence Horn. %. was charged with
WAS charged with a statutory oftense.
Pearl Hart 30, was charged with
operating a blind tiger. The men gave
their names to Lieutenant Corngan as
Frank Hill 20. Charles McCullum. 81,
9. r Cothran, y. and Charles
Hart 30
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
LOUIS H. BRAND Is DEAD

Louis II. Brand, 10, who died at his
homo. 525 Somerset Ave, viii be bur
led Thursday at Columbus, Ind, his
former homo. Services Will be held
Thursday morning at the home here
and at 1870 p. IN. at the English Lu-
theran Church in Columbus
Mr. Brand. born in Baden, Germany.
came TO America when he was II.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brand. and two daughters,
Mrs. Richard Won Willer and Mrs.
Charles Shipman, all OF indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

oessor will be elected to serve for a
term of six years.
The Rev. Frederick Roote Johnson,
Coadjutor bishop Of Missouri, becomes
head of the Missouri diocese.
Bishop futile bore the distinction
of having the longest record Of serv-
ice in the church, being a bishop from
1867 until the time of his death. Dur
ing this time he consecrated eighty
bishops.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Professor to Speak

The value Of Good English in Ad-
vertising" Will be the subject of talk
by Prof. Charles j. Sembower Of In
diana University al the luncheon Of
the Advertising Club Of indianapolis
at the Chamber Of Commerce Thurs
day
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Optinists Return

indianapolis Optimists have re-
turned from Lafayette. where they
were guests of the Optinist Club there.
A bowling tournament between teams
Of the two cities was a feature of the
entertainment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

one declares she will outlast the
others.
James VI. Casey quit this morning
after setting record Of g hours and
1 minute for male dancers.
MasdaIane Wolf. who began az noon
Sunday. kept on dancing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
SEVENTEEN MARION.
COUNTY FARMERS
eSEEK TAX REFUND
Suits Filed Protest Horizontal
Increases Ordered by
State Tax Board,

Claims by seventeen Marion County
farmers for refund Of taxes paid in
Is19-I921 on the fifty per cent hori-
zontal increase ordered by the State
tax board were in the hands of the
county commissioners today
Claims total S6.329.52, ranging from
81 100 to 1856. They were filed by
william Bosom. president Of the
Marion County Farm Bureau, who re-
ceived a refund from the county this
month. following the decision Of the
Supreme Court that the increase in
tax valuations ordered in 1919 was IL
legal
Court Action Uncertain
County commissioners said they did
not know whether the claims would
ne granted without further court &C
ton.
At the same time County Attorney
John Ruelhams fled answers to five
suits in Circuit Court, appealed from
the board Of commissioners two years
ago when the board refused TO allow
the claims at a hearing held before
the outcome Of the Bosom suit in the
Supreme Court The answers charge
that the horizontal increase in valu-
- prevented an increase in tax
YES, and that Kingan & Co, one
OF the plaintiffs. failed to list tax
able property valued at s5,000.O00.
ROssOn Makes Statement
All that has nothing to do with
the fact that this money was collected
illegally, the Supreme Court says, and
the increase went only on farm lands,
town lots. improvements and personal
property. leaving out corporations,
public utilities. mortgages. notes and
railroads" said Bosom.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30

directa de los destinos del hombre; v,
por ESQ, para que pueda cumplir SUI
augusta mission, es que debe recibir
una s6lida educaci6n, teniendo por ba-
Sc los mas estrictos principles mora
les, y el mas amplio concepto del ho-
nor.
Empezando por la maternidad, base,
cerltro de todas las sublimes prerro-
gativas de la mujer; temple en- ell
que ofician los ritos de todo 10 gran
de, noble y santo; donde tienen asien-
to los solidos conienzos de esa edu-
caci6n que ernpieza en- la cuna, y de
cuya consistencia depende toda una
vida moral.
Els Ell nino materia dictil, Ell cual,
como hecho de blanda cera, puede
nlodelarse al contaeto de habiles ma
nos. Ell niho no mace bueno nj mace
nnalo: mace. Obra del nino no es su,
escultura moral, que toma la forma
que le da el escultor; larva con SEN
tidos, capullo apenas recien alberto,
ala que sc mueve sin orientaci6n, ri
ma disuelta en- la sagrada estrofa del
infinite!
Ash como algunos insectos toman el
color del tronco de las hojas del ar
bol en- que anidarf, asi eI nino Sc ash
nlila en- su tierna envoltura al hogar
que le sirye de ejemplo, ~ es -,
Por ESQ la palabra MADRE es tan
augusta. Por ESQ, su sentido abarca
como un sfnbolo todo 10 alto, grande
y noble, susceptible de las mayores
abnegaciones.
Por ESQ la misma alteza de ese n1i-
nisterio obliga a la madre 10 que no
obiiga a La muier.
La palabra EVANGELIO que quie-
re decir buena nueva, fue dada a la
madre de JESUS como muestra de re-
dencion.
'Te saludo Maria, llena eres de gra-
cia, Ell Senior es contigo". "Regocfja-
te doncella, porque vas ser madre,
v n1adre de Dioss.
Estas palabras del angel, ibertaron
por siempre a la mujer de la esclavi-
tud del honnbre, pues ella es la Vida,
Ia Madre,, es decir, Ell AMOR.
La Hiia del Caribe.
s.ls .t : T.
Primera de la serie. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30
Cartas a las Danas.

=+4,s 4--~ b. f
Es la mujer a quien voy a diri-
girnae. A la nnujer, la fiel guardado-.
ra del hogar, del afecto reciproco, la,
que mantiene el esfuerzo del hombre
en- Ell trabaio, la que forina La fami-
liza, la que abre. ante ese la puerta del
Paraiso, o 10 arroja a la silna de la
desesperaci6n. : : I @ss51 .''I'''' r
Ella, casi siempre ella, 'es la causa
emotiya principal de todos los actos
violentos del hombre. les buena, dulce,
carihosa, abnegada, culta, ilustrada,
honrada, mitiga el dolor, enjuga las
lagrimas y da fuerzas para luchar,
es una bendici6n del Cielo, es en- Ell
hogar, maestro, nnadre, esposa, her
mana, y les rnala, perversa, igno-
rante, descuidada, dominante, nal
educada /? Convierte la vida de los que
/ Ia rodean en- un cImulo de infortunios,
y abre al hombre, veces, Ia puerta
del 'presidio, o le coloca en- las grddas
del patfbuio.
81 hay un hecho incontestable en-
el rhundo, es la Influenza que ejerce
la mujer sobre ell hombre, va en- su
caracter de madre, esposa d hija.
Por ESQ, ese vase de election que
Dios eligi6 para que llevara en- su
seno la vida del mundo, debe ser la
sunia perfection, la surna de todo 10
mas alto, noble.y bueno, y, por 10 tam
to, su edueaci6n tiene que estar Ia
altura deysu figura espiritual.
Una mujer ilustrada, competente,
docta, paede modificar los caracteres,
lnodelar lasescultara moral de la fa-
milia, inclinando siempre sus senti-
nlientos al bien, y su inteligencia al
desarrollo para hacer frente a la vi
da, a las contingencies que la iucha
por ella, ,satrae sobre nuestras cabezas.
Ella, solo ella, tiene en- su mano la
lave de- esos organismos, que han de
desenyolyerse merced los rumbos
que Sc les marquen.
Ejemplos numerosos tenemos en- la
historic, Lady Macbeth armando Ell
brazosde su esposo por ambici6n un
trono, Isabel de Inglaterra, negando
en- su crueldad Ia raz6n de su infor-
tunada hermana Maria Estuardo, y.
Sdescendiendo de las testas coronadas,
4 todas las classes sociales, siempre
es IA inujer la caugante, directa . IN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30

ven los mas bellos cuadros. Son las
mozas, de caaeras redondas y piernas
admirables, la que trenzan el bale
mas espanol y que mas nos habla de
los arrojos de la raza Tn pals dom
de todo es color y mlsica, sera el Inn
3perio delNbaile. Espafia, pori esa ale
grfa que, mace de su exceso de gl0bu-
los rojos, ,es el pals del bale, como
Italia, por su exeeso de seIitimentalis-
mo, es el pals del canto. Prefiero el
bale al canto porque es mas valiente
aquel que este, y porque, adends, en-
el triunfa, brioso, el espfritu de mi ra-
Za.5.. En- estos dfas he asistido a los
bales celebfados en- ell pueblo: horas v
horas he permanecido contemplando
los agiles cuerpos danzando Quizas
les ha extrafiado que un homhre joyen
goce mas viendo bailar que bailando.
No Sc dan cuenta de que, enlazado a
los TALES de las bonitas niozas, mi es-
pfritu, 6brio de color, de luz y de albo-
rozo, baila con todas...
e. Ribera Checremoat
Aldeanueva de Ebro. (Rioja.,
Mayo de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30

La autora de esta preciosa novela
estuyo hace aiios en- Puerto Rico Iba
en- conapaifa de su ilustre padre, don
Ricardo Pslmas de Ruben Daria, de
Manuel s. Richardo y de un sacerdote
colombiano. de apellido Restrepo, pa
re- asistir . la gran solemnidad litera-
ria del Centenario de Calderon de la
Barca, en- Madrid, Y Ell que estas II
meas escfibe tuvo Ia honra de- retener-
los algpnas horas en- su hogar, Y de
sconpaharios en- 81 vista a ii Gu
dad.
Angelica entonces era una gentil
Adolescence, lena de gracia y de vive-
|za de irgeni0 una linda crisalida de-
Tiujer hispanoamericana.
Hoy es una escritora de niuy me-
recida fama;y esta obfa suya Que aca-
bo do leer obtuvo eI primer premio en-
el Concurso Literario international,
celebrado en- Buenos Tres en- 1921.
Sc desarroila Ia acci6nl de esta no.
Yela en ID famosa cuanto hidalea epo-
ca de los Virreyes del PERI, tan adj
lnirable y discretameiite revivida por
Fl padre \ maestro do Ia autora en-
ss;s;s ssIsbbf zdas TTassIi TTassIiissii1rss I'srnsHas.
Don Ricardo Palma, Director y ca.
sispHdiera decirse fundador de il Bi.
Y.1t,t "a III, +. :. \ - = n t.. =. s rs ,1 U " +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30
Revista Blbliografca
Primera de la serie.

terariamente heredera de tan insigne
.progenitor, aiiadiendo los encantos
de So viyeza natisa la vision delicada
v sagaz de su instinto femenino.
81 asuntosde Ia obra es interesante
y pintoresco; los tipos culminantes en-
ella estan trazados con un vigoT v
colorido NADIA frecuente en- obras de
evocaci6n hist6rica, v la trama esta
urdida con primoroso ingenio y dis
erection.
Z Viene este, libro a enriquecer nota-
blemente el va brillante ndcleo, de la
alta literature de Ia America espaiola.
Puede aquirirse por medic de las
principales librerias del pals.
Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30

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de recfeo, donde Sc va en- busca de:
-descanso Y animos para yolver a la
ruda lucha: por la eKisteneia. ALI
estaS nuestra esperanza, euando por
desgracia caemos enfermoss puesto que
tenemes doctores, honra della cirugfa
y medieiaa sspafelasg americ icana-. PorS
que tenemos quien nos Guide con, "a
sverdadere eariho de una madre santa
y buena. Porque tenemos quien nos
liable, en- el nomento del dolor, con la
ldulzura y bondad,, que solo puede ha-'
Icerlo una madre carfnosa. Porque.
ALI. Sc aspira un ambiente de pure
"a hygiene que caraeteriza a la per-
fecci6n el origen de nuestra estirpe y
de nuestra raza. Porque allf nos pa.
rece estar en- .un pedazo de nuestra
|querida y amada Espa1a, cuando en-
los dfas festivos, ondea gallarda y ma
jestuosa nuestra bandera, cubriendo-
nos a todos. como 81 Quisiera llenar de-
algeria, los, corazones de los que SUI
fren. !: Ell lena del Alixilio Mutuo, es
|el siguiente: Oidio bien, espafoles no
asociados:: Contribuir az mayor redlce
b jasto glo,ificaci6B del asom5re de.
Espaila, Mddre DO Aa6rico. Para
ser socio del Auxilio Autuo, Sc requie-
re ser var6n mayor de 10 amos. Te-
ner condolences recenocidas de mora
|iidad y bpena educaci6n " no hallarse
bajo la acci6n de- los tribunales que
afecte en- algg estas condolences. Ha-
llarse en- buen estaao, de salud. Obli-
garse cumpiirs euanto este estatufdo.
en- el Regiamento della Sociedad. Ser
admitido ;por la. Junta DIRECTIVE Y pa
gar con toda puntualidad los reci--l
bos,..
Por comprender que Ia Sociedad :Es-
Ipahola de Auxilio Mutuo y Beneficeny
da de Puerto Rico, es una Instffu-
|ci6n que garantiza Ell bienestar de to-,
dos sus asociados, sin distinction de
ninguna especie, experimental hoy un,
Terdadero placer, al hacer un llama
miento, desde las Columns que nos
brinda Ell IMPARCIAL, d todos los
|espaholes RESIDENCES en- Pperto Rico,.
no asociados, para que ingresen como
socios de La gran Sociedad. bajo la
impression que de ella, han de recibir