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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
The Tamgle
Innate sery 81 nnsres emsens revealed In private tter

Some glris seem TO take care OF them.
selves too carefully. II you sec what
mean. They want protection. but
they pay 20 much for Il somstlmea.
that there ~ nothing much LEFT 10
protect. and 20 they lose the only
splendid thing that ne has given
them.
However. think that "a the
great trouble with Mrs. Atherton.
Leslie-she doesn't want 20 be uro.
tecied. She didn't want 20 be pro.
iecied whom she married. She made
this perfectly obvious 20 her hus.
bard. In this she i not clever. FOR
every married woman should make
her husband think. that he Il pro.
iecior. even II In her heart she
knows he isn't and couldn't be II ho
tried.
i've rather wondered why your
friend ever married at all.''
''oh. she ana sam thought they
were madly Ia love with each other
az that time. but sam was not A
moneymaker. and, OF course. YOU
know that sally il. I don't think
it's good thing. Jack. for wife
TO 10 able 10 earn more money than
her husband. There's something In
this that makes a mans gorge rise.
a man with an infefioriiy complex
IL always "A very disaRreeable man
TO lly. with. In fact. think /
would rather live with tho most
oEotIsticai man alive.
wow tell me about sgd" sa!d.
you've no idea. dear. how inter.
cs,ed he In In that foolish little
coral gimcrack ho sent you. I
wouldn't 30 surprised n no went
looking all over the earth for one
Just like u.
"syd's splendid chap, Leslie.
and he'd make some girl an awfilIy
good husband. wish he would
marry. In fact. Two never known
why he didn't marry. I'm EatIsfied
there's some hidden page IN his life,
hut Jus, what II Ia I have never
known, intimate az VIC arc"
He'd mako n nice balance wheel.
don't you think. for girl like
Sally7' ! observed.
Never In a thousand years" was
Jacks vehement assertion. Don't
you 20 10 making any matchmak.
Ing plans that will take the most
efficient secretary I have ever had
away from mo"
! couldn't help smiling at Jacks
carnestness. for in my heart | knew
that Sally was the last woman that
sgd would fall in love with. lust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
LETTER FROM LESLIE FIRES.
COTT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT.
CARE or TIE SECRET
nRAxxEu Tn<TI<IsIn

Just couldn't understand what
my husband was getting az, little
Maraulse. and said.
nut surely. Jack. Il Is good
thing for a woman who works TO
think she can take care Of herself"
''It all depends" he said. ION what
sou mean by taking carr % herself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
srAnr nERE ropAN
BY FRED V. WILLIAMS

r.fe,4 giark. seattle artist, lufea
~, 4 vacant housa on lieheon flili
ntRaIfrioua woman DO hIef -
.t..s ronsriVnsness iu the reftnmp
II, rNaiIr unufr tlc nwakcn~
~ nnrhartrd island in Che south
ts.rIfir. Mtrien ot sfrat sifcR 2
80 hrhutN surround htu. the1 hela
80 "a dwarf men slaves
- rsnaltf % ioNc on this ISLAND
t.afh Tho wuiuHn believe tnst
1.vinr thtlr husbands on The
..',-rsvs ~ the weadinE niEht tleA
80 r4raaiss rnbs. hraut@sil
N..,i,, e-irf lsHs On love with CLARK.
~ 49, her ave after marriage 90
s.rs death al her hands. lp the
49, ~ siafs a prehistoric beast
- f,nr.4 ~ the natives. IN the
t.iitf that CLARK is sapet linil,An ine
qofnen make him their klhs
A storm wfrtAs a thih AetlAa
i,s-s. . white Eirl is reseucd. .lats
Avs her from the natl IVES fota
naniftsts Jealousy Sulite 81 etH
shlpurrck. guarde the SUI int az -
.-Iark ana smith find a buried treas.
M. smith rs murdered ~ the
~stives. Clark and Marian siEht an
-ld Junk and are rescued ~ Larsen,
~ sklpnfr and crrW
,-isrk strs hack for the buried
freaanre. NatlNfs attack him. lie
A,stiss with dwarf men and over
rsu'rrs them. VITA 3 bag ~ treas
- ~ n,akss tho tunk. and the three
saii. the wemsn swimming cut after
Now CO on wIrH THE sroRr
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co on wrru rHn sronr
CHAPTER 50


And then came over Clark a feel
A Ing % pity Tor Tola-r oba, the
avarc beauty who loved him and
sould die Tor him; rota. who had
aved his lie many times. SET would
saw FOR love Of him.
What o. her now Back there,
sinins for him. perhaps dying Tor
Alm
Tie did not love her. lie had
never loyed her. II was force
% circumstance, fear % death.
self-preseryaiion that prompted
him 10 submit TO her wiles and
eareSses.
To this white sir in his arms went
% real low.
To remain on Tho Island would
have meant death for them both.
sven II he could have lived. lonely
'exlc would have been his lot for life.
Bu, Tota-something OF his heart.
d sympathy went out across tho
aaisr 10 her as tho old ship sailed
swny.
Then he turned again TO tho Eirl
!, his side and they elung to each
cher in the mist OF the new coming
Jay while "Runt" Larsen hunched
over the wheel.
The sack Of gold lay on the
drek. Clark opened Il and be-
Kan TO count the coins. lie
rounied until satisfied that Il was
indeed a treasure worth the risk
he had taken.
The OLD skipper called him 10 the
whsei ard piled him with questions
and Clark told him OK the island and
* bis adventures. Larsen smiled
srimly when Clark had finished.
Il heard OF that island and Of
those women many years ago when !
ras just a hid" be said. Some Of
sse sIilors used 70 tell OK white men
being Kidnapped or shipwrccked and
sacrificed 10 the heather gois there.
"a. never believed them.
The island i off the course.
| was of my bearings and that
Is how l came TO be near enough
to sec your light last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
Bathers May Come
Under County Eye

Members OF tho board OF county
commissioners Monday were faced
with n new rcsponsibiIity-that OF
ccnsoring bathing suits. Protests
have been received from the WON.
ems association OF tho Mountain
View church and tho rarontTcacli.
ers' association OF tho Mountain
View school that boys and mon who
swim In Hickons' lake. near the
school, wear little or nothing. Swear.
ing is also complained OF By tile
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05

TOMORROW: Letter from Rich.
ard Summers 10 Beatrice Grim.
shaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05

wanted 10 know what Jack would
say about Il.
Little Jacks sleepy wall called
me from The room. heard my hus.
band 20 IN 10 HIS bedroom. and
knew that he was preparing for
bed. had had a very happy eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
Legislator Freed
of Bride Charges

WASHINGTON May 1.-THE in.
vostigaiion OF the house committee
has uncovered no evidence tina,
Representative ziehlman. Maryland.
improperly received money. Repre-.
sentative Burton. Ohio. chairman OF
the committee, declared in formal
statement today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05
The Enemy
Of pretty teeth is film.
For beauty's sake, combatit

There are now two ways to Hgh,
hlrn, which research has diseov-
cred. One disintesrates the film.
often at a touch. One removes it
without harmful securing.
Able authorities have proved
these methods effective. A new
type tooth paste has been created
to apply them daily. The name 10
Pepsodent.
The use has now spread the
world over, largely by dental ad-
vice. Careful people OF some 50
nations employ Pepsodent today.
What users see and feel
The use OF Pepsodent quickly
brings new conception OF what
clean teeth mean.
II does more than 6ght film. It
multiplies the alkalinity OF the
saliva. That is there to neutralixe
mouth acids. II multiplies the
ptyalin in saliva. That is there to
digest starch deposits on teeth.
These combined effects are most
impressive. One cannot doubt their
benefits.
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Send the coupon for 4 To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
OF the viscous film. See how teeth
become whittier AZ the flm-coats
disappear.
We promise you Z revelation.
Cut out coupon now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-05

Clark imagines that there Is a
strange person on the ship; he even
thought he saw shadow pass above
the hatch opening. What is IL? Read
The Star tomorrow.
Evening star., 1924-09-27
REALTORS FORM STATE
BODY IN MASSACHUSETTS
Close Cooperation With National
Body Pledged-Code of
Ethics Adopted.

Real estate boards OF Massachu-
setts affiliated with the National As
sociation OF Real Estate Boards have
just organized themselves under the
title Of Massachusetts Association of
Real Estate Boards. Arthur G. Tsy-
lor, Springfield. has been chosen first
president. The annual meeting has
been set for October 90
The association will work closely
with the national association. IT has
taken as its purposes these things:
I. To promote and maintain the
high standards of conduct in the
transaction of the real estate busi-
ness expressed in the code of ethics
formulate by the National Associa- =
ton Of Real Estate Boards.
.. TO advance the civic develop
ment and economic growth of Massa :
chusetts.
>. To unite tho real estate men OF
the State for the purpose of exertine
effectively combined influence upon
matters affecting real estate.
T. To establish regulations for the
more effective carrying on of trans
actions in real estate.
The association adopted the sug
gested model constitution for Stat.
real estate associations worked out
by the national association and the
presidents of the various state ssso-
Citations.
Evening star., 1924-09-27
SALES OF PROPERTIES
REACH $500, 900 TOTAL
Valuable Sites Purchased for Early
Development Pro-
grams.

A number of sales of large prop
critics have been announced by Allan
f.. Walker e. Co, Inc. The total
consideration OF the sales reported
was in excess of 100000
The Allan Il. Walker Investment
Co. sold to {. c. Mitchell & Co a
vacant lot adjoining the Hotel
Walker on the south. This property
has frontage of 80 feet on Con-
necticut avenue by A depth of about
1I5 feet to an alley, and is one of a
few unimproved sites on that thor
oughfare.
The American AcCes sories Co pur-
chased the entire square on Florida
avenue between Third and Fourth
streets, extending through to n street.
and will erect thereon modern gaso-
line filling station and accessory
store. This property was purchased
from Warren RreniZer in conjunction
with the office of Joseph |. Weller
The Loughborough Development
corporation purchased the property
at the northwest corner of Wfscon-
sin avenue and Jenifer street north
west, from the Thrift Building co.
This property faces AL feet on Wis
consin avenue and $50 feet on Jenifer
treet. with total of over 100000
square feet. Immediate develop
ment of the property is planned.
Edith X. Haas sold to a local in
vcstor lot at the northwest corner
OF the intersection Of Wyoming ave
nue. and kalorama road
Evening star., 1924-09-27
BUILDING PERMITS
REACH HIGH MARK
Construction Amounting to
S1.666.2OO 0. KID by City
Officials in Week.

7 Construction in Washington reached
Smother high mark this week. The of
fec of tho building inspector reports
permits amounting to the value oi
S1.S66 200 were granted.
large number Of residences are
plauned for the National Capital. The
Wardman Construction. by the permits
rs spending nearly = million dollars or
Rariuus residential construction projects
The Hebrew Home roi- tho Aged will
Also build to the extent of s150.ooo
j.. The permits granted are:
Wardnran Construction GO. Inc, to
build. 5O7-529 and 60l-6l9 Roxboro
pace, $4,000.
q Wardmau Construction Co. Inc. &c
build. 5ln-532 and 60e-6lS RoNboro
pace sl37.50O.
Alfred \. Ray. to hufid. ~ and 81
Rork Creek Church road $1,000.
Writ r. Furr to build, 4344 Argyle
terrace; sl2 0n0.
Highland Baptist Church, To bui'd
1912 Fourteenth street northwest
$500.
G l.. Mnter. To bui'd, &2oa-$2l5 i
street southeast s7,aon.
Fl. shapiro. to build. 4505-l1 New
Hampshire avenue: $45.oe0.
w A Dunigan. to build. 50o2-5olG
Illinois avenue: p: SiJ.upo.
w A. Nokman. to build. 3S3l-"So5
Window place; Sl%.nC0.
j. ". Powe', to bu' d. l22s-l22S Or
rem street northeast $1,000.
L. u. Neale. to build. 1853 Thirty
first street: $4,000
y. r Mcconnell, to build. 5941
Broad Branch road; SS.aoo.
Samuel Miller. to bu.id. 1908 Seven
teenth street; $4,000.
Wardman Construction Company
Inc to build apartment northeast
corner TWenty-third and y streets
northwest: $gS.nn".
NJ and r. e Warren. to build. 1914
1883 Ham!in street northeast; S2S.Ooo.
Thomas T.. Sweeney. to repair 1878
q street: SI.IUu.
II. J. DuniSan. II build, 5oS-53S
Ingraham street: 5" 1000.
u. J. Dunigan. to build, 800 52J
fngraham street. $6e.000.
Anton OsImann. To build. 39l2
Georgia avenue: sI4.0"o.
; Cecilia Is. Pinkett. to build apart
nents and stores at New Jersey ave
nu" and y street: $21.a"0.
=, WenScr Eros. to build. 3409-3l2l |
Wisconsin avenue and 3J2O-3626 Nor
hon place: SS0,000.
NJ. Nichols. to repair 1909 Pennsyl-
yania avenue; 5000.
Allen &. Minnix. to build. 2SlJ Wood
hnd drive; $4,000
y. l. Dunn, to build. 31O2 Charming
street northeast; $4,000.
+. II. Gruver, to build, l51I-1J03
Trinidad avenue northeast; $4,000.
Geogre p. Lemm, to build. 5012501S
Come Sticut avenue; $1,000.
Hebrew Home for the Aged. 20
build, ll27 Spring road: s150,0H0
National con tru' tion 20. Inc. to
build 2415-3421-3425 Twenty
street northeast; s1S.@on.
Charles Capps, to build. 2Sl5 Doug
las street northeast: $1,000.
John l.. pinkins, to build dwelling
on Srrms street northeast: 50! .eG1
, Joseph \ Wilmer, to repair ia G
street northwest. 500
% Mrs Ella i. Goode to repair sol
q street southwest: $4,000.
WarGman Construction Co, Inc, to
build, 510-532 and 6Gn-slS Sherida n
street northwest: S4&7.536.
Wardman Construction Co. Inc, to
build, 6200-6222 Fifth street north
west: $4,000.
l.. +. Breuninger & Sons. TO build,
160S Crfttenden street; 100000.
! The sound of a bell. which can be
heard 5000 feet through the water.
can he heard through the cir only
ASS feet
Evening star., 1924-09-27
PLAN WINTER BUILDING.

BALTIMORE. September 27-De-
claring building costs generally will
feel the effect Of a campaign TO pro-
mote the volume of construction dur
ing winter months, leading CON
tractors here announced development
of plans under which an effort to
increase cold Weather building" will
be made.
Taking heed to recent statements
by Secretary OF Commerce Hoover
that the annual decrease in operation
during the periods of comparatively
low temperature is merely the re
suit OF habit" builders in Baltimore
are planning their activities accord
imglY.
Evening star., 1924-09-27
LAUD REALTORS ACTION.
Expulsion of Members for Violat-
ing Code Praised.

BALTIMORE, September 27.--In a
letter addressed to the Real Estate
Board of Baltimore, II. r. Ennis. presi-
dent of the National Association of Real
Estate Boards. congratulates the Balti-
more organization on its swift action
in cXpelling two members for unfair
business dealings
The latter recently expelled two OF
its members within so days. In the last
case the offender had been found guilty
of collecting a commission from both
the purchaser and seller without either
party in the transaction being aware
the other had agreed to pay the bill
commission.
The first offender was charged with
failure to live uo to the boards code of
ethics.
Evening star., 1924-09-27

The charms and wonderful urroundng
this property have created distinction for this neghbohood
that to be recognized
Dental sections i'm Washington The home itself
Especially attractive first floor interior with handsome
hreplaces French paneled walls. Excep
tonay large chambers Spacious porches three tiled
baths space Every comfort and luxury
Priced irresstiby low price.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
INF q r MA CION GENERAL
Ell BAUTTZO DE LA NINA MARIA
ROSA TORO DEL VALE

En- Ell dia de aver tuvo lugar en- la
Iglesia Cathedral de esta ciudad, ell bau-
tizo de Ia encantadora nina Maria
Rosa Toro del Vale, hija de nuestro
distinguido amigo y co!aborador, el
notable dentista doctor J. Toro Her
nandez, v su estimable esposa dona
Maria del Vale de Hernandez.
Fueron padrinos de la monisima nj
ia, el prestigioso y rico financiero de
Ponce, don Manllel Toro,, y la distin-
guida y muy bella senorita Aida del
Vale, tia de Maria Rosa.
Con motive del feliz acontecimiento,
Y para celebrar Ell mismo con Ia sun
tuosidad que merecia, TN grLpo de
distinguidas amistades de la familia
Hernandez del Vale, "asalt6" anoche
la residencia de los padres de la nue.
va cristiana, celebrandose I'm esplen-
dido acto social al que concurri6 10
mas selecto de nuestra elite social, v
donde Sc pasaron horas de exquisite
algeria.
Deseamosle toda clase de felcidades
a la nueva linda cristianita, en-
union de sus felices padres y afortu-
nados padrinos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
EN- SU ULTIMA REUNION, ETC.
Continuation de la Ira. pAg.)

che en- dias no laborables. Sc lie
dieron instrucciones al Tesorero para
que no prescinda de dicha vigilan-
cia por ser esta de suma necesidad
Y que pase la cuenta al Quarter
master por los gastos de tai yigilan-
cia.
Fue aprobada una moci6n del Sr.
Vall-Spinosa proponiendo que Sc au-
mente un 1000 en- la tarifa de al
macenaje los automobiles que per-
manezcan mas de SO horas sobre
el malecon.
Sc aprob6 una moci6n del Sr. Fe-
rrer para que Sc solicite de la Co.
mission del Servicio Publico que obi
que al Sr. F. Benftez Rexach a ter
minar la via de ferrocarril de Ia San
Juan Dock Company, que une con
la del San Juan Harbor Board.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
PACO CORTEs, Ell PADEWREsKI
DE PUERTO RICO, TRAE UNA
COMPANIA DE FANTASMAS
MUSICALES

Paco Cortes, una de las glorias de
Puerto Rico en- ell extranjero, mdsi-
co de alta inspiration, conocido tanto
en- Europa como en- los Estados Uni
dos, como eel mago del piano de
Ia batuta", llegara muy pronto a nues
ira isla tras va1ios amos de ausencia.
Cort6s ha estado trabajando con su
compania "Fantasmas Musicales'', du
rante una temporada de 18 semanas
en- los principales teatros de Nueva
York, Y habiendo sido contratado re-
cientemente para trabajar en- Buenos
Aires, ha decidido entrar de paso a
nuestra isla, dando varias funciones
en- el Teatro Olimpo.
Ell distinguido compatriota siente
Ia nostalgia del terruno, Y para aca
, viene, dandonos al mismo tempo la
gran oportunidad de admirar aplau
dir su arte exquisite. Disfrutaremos
pues de una temporada mas de verda
dero arte.
Ell MUNDO Sc adelanta a enviar
su mas afectuoso saludo de bienveni-
da al compatriota que lorna a la isla
tras varios amos de ausencia, Y le de-
sea gratas impresiones durante su
estadia en- esta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
Una Cr0nica de Ribera ChevremOnt

antigua sagrada del espiritu Y el
pensamiento en- la profundidad de
la Vida-se dej6 caer para hacer
de su amargura una virtud, que el
nundo 10 ha comprendido nj COM
prendera jamas, porque el Cesar
ventrudo perfumado sigue en- 81
silla de orc, mientras los pobres hom.
bres de pensamiento y de quimera
fracasan Sc dejan fracasar ha-
ciendo del pecado del fracaso, una
virtud ;.
Hoy que la esclavitud ha desapa
recido Y que la propia fuerza ha
lido redimiendo, hasta donde es 20
sible, a todos los irredentos; la mu-
ier sigue en- su charco sin fuezas
para salir, Y como el hombre no la
guerra echar una mano, ella, alar-
gando Y retorciendo sus tentaculOs
de virtud y honor, le ha cogido por
el tobillo Y lie va hundiendo en- su
charco de piedad de fracaso. As(
parece que Sc salvan los dos; pero
es que Sc pierden los dos.
Los fenAinistas, dignos y eruditos,
quieren justificar su confanza en- la
mujer, recordandonos que una de
las primeras formas rudimentarias
de sociedad, fu6 ell Matriarcado
Esto, a primera vista, parece una
raz6n; pero solo es para argumen-
tar todo 10 contrario de 10 que sc
pretende.
En- el despertar, no de Ia Vida,
sino de la conciencia humapa, el
primer instinto de sociedad que en-
pezase a defnirse, fue agrupando
los seres alrededor de aquellOs otros
seres o cosas que mas representation
en- el Universe sensual, Y natural
mente, la mujer, cuyo radio de ac-
ci0n en- 10 sensual comlenZa al CO.
menzar la vida termina al terml-
mar la energia 0 sea la sensualldad,
fue reuniendo alrededor de 81 las
nuevas conciencias reciendespiertas
pero no con su voluntad de dominic,
sino en- su condicion de m2njar, de
cosa comible para el niflo, poseible
para ell hombre, como la piedra del
hogar, como ell techo de la casa,
mas tarde.
Esta sensualidad que emana de
la mujer, va escapando la per-
cepci6n de nuestra sociedad civili-
zada; pero entire los rdsticos sc oye
decir aun: "iPor que llora el niilo?
-Porque esta encelado con la ma
Dire, no puede quedarse solo"
Esta Interpretation del Matriarca-
do, es perfectamente comprensible;
la otra, que intenta unirse con el
mito griego de las amazonas, fra
mentc analizada, no Sc puede scpa-
rar de la idea del mito.
Los griegos seguramente encon-
traron entire las viejas tribus de ra-
zas primitivas, alguna donde la
abundancia de mujeres, permitla cI
case de unas cuantas virgenes mon
taraces v guerreras, Y aunque las ven
cieron, enamorados de su ardimien-
to y rebeldia, las inmortalizaron,
dandoles mas realidad al ponerla
ell nombre de "amazonas', porque ma
die Sc explica que la mujer, desde
que lleva la fragil impedimenta de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
DESDE MANATI

Tras laboriosisima operaci6n prac-
ticada por los reputados galenos
Otero Lopez y Herrero, desde el pri-
nero del corriente endulza ell hogar
de los jovenes esposos Salgado-Mi-
randa, la aparici6n de una hermosa
nina que gusto de los padres res
pcndera al nombre de Carmen Lidia.
A pesar de 10 penoso de la ope-
raci6n, madre hija gozan de salts
factorio estado de salud, debido al
cello interes Y pericia de tan habiIes
cirujanos, quienes casi diariamente
apuntan un triunfo mas en- el dora
do libro de su prestigiosa profession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
HAY QUEEN PRETENDE LIE
VARSE LA GLORIA DEL INVEN-
TO DE MATHEWS

BERLIN, julio II Omitted Press)
-Albar Robert, quien dice ser in
giles, al pronunciar una conferencia
ante la "Asociaci6n Tecnica de Ra-
dio" de Hamburgo, declare rotun-
damente que el era inventor del
aparato de los Rayos de la Muertc,
V que Mathews no habia sido mas
que su colaborador Agrego que Ma
thews ha pretendido restarle parte
de la gloria que lie corresponds, ha-
ciendo pasar el gran invento como
exclusivamente suyo, cuando en- rea-
lidad fu6 inventado en- collaboration.
FL conferencista prometi6 al audi
torio dar una exhibition de su il'-
vento pr6ximamente, Y sus palabra3
causaron una gran impression al ser
conocidas en- la ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
Los tres enemigos de la uida

Existen tres demonios, jurados
enemigos del g6nero humane, que
trabajan incesantemente dfa no.
che por exterminarnos 10 mas prom
to possible, Y por hacernos la vida
miserable mientras estemos sujetos
la terra.
Sus nombres son:
Precipitation,
Inquietud,
E Indecisi6n.
No cs el trabajo 10 que nos ami
quila, sino esos tres.
Primero, Precipitation. Su result
tado Immediate es el esfuerzo exec
sivo. Y mucha gente sufre de ner-