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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
BY MILTON BRONNER

DARIS, March 27.--Four floating
j. islands, each costing $4,000. 900
and equipped with hangers. repair
plants and hotels-this Is Henri De-
frasse's vision of what is needed to
make practicable and easy regular
hydroplane service between Brest.
France, and New York. Moreover
some OF the best minds In France
have put thes seal Of approval upon
the dream Of the young architect. be.
cause he has been awarded the first
prize by the Institute Of Science for
his plans.
Defrasse proceeds upon the as.
sumption that the hydroplane Us the
air bus Of the future, 10 far as rapid
transit across the Atlantic is con-
cerneA
Accordingly. - thinks the thing
70 do Ia to construct floating Islands
built OF reinforced concrete. The
aide turned toward the direction Of
the wind have prov Ike a ship.
Tho opposite end would be open to
the winter Of the aga. The sides
would be protected&by reinforced
barrageg.
lie does not think u would be
possible 10 anchor such struc.
ture and outrlde the high waves.
80 he thinks the best thing TO do
would be to let II float like n
ship and 10 keep II going by
means of huge prOpeIling ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Man. Made Islands May
Span Ocean for Planes

In this way the prov could always
be turned In the direction OF the
wind. This would also turn It in the
direction Of the waves. 30 that tho
rear end, which was open, would al
ways have comparatively calm water
in which the hydroplanes could de.
scend.
In the prov and at each Of the
horseshoe ends there would be pow.
erful lighthouses for guidance Of hy-
droplanes coming along in the dark.
The PROV part would be plentifully
supplied with hangers.
One Of the horseshoe sides would
have machine shops for tho repair Of
any parts that got out Of whack in
the transatlantic air buses The
other horseshoe side would have din
ing rooms, lounges and sleeping
rooms for the passengers where they
would get all the comforts of mod.
ern hotel In case Of delay 10 flight.
His figures show that the island
would be 500 feet long and about
$50 feet broad. The inner basin OF
quiet water would be $50 feet long
by 100 feet broad It would thus
afford ample room for nllghtlng or
departing hydroplanes.
Defrasse also figures that the d.
mensions Of the island would be such
as 10 avoid any very great or uh.
pleasant rocking by ocean swells M
that seasickness would not be ono Of
the things that dsembarlted pnsscn
] gers and crew would suffer from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Plan Normal Survey
of Hospitals Site

First steps In preliminary planning
for county.city hospital on Beacon
Hill were taken Friday when the
board Of public works, comforting
with Mayor Brown. authorized City
Engineer Blackwell TO survey the
ss.acre tract OF city property to de-
terrnlne its fitness for construction
The formal survey was ordered
because OF recently.ciFculated propa'
ganda. Brown explained. that earth
slides threatened the hillside and
would endanger such an undertaking.
Blackwell assured the board that an
informal survey showed these reports
false. The site chosen IS on hill
at isth ave. $. and Jndkins st. and
Is available by automobile or street
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
HEIR IS SOUGHT
HoIgerson Left Fortune by
Brother Last Known Here

John Holgorson, 70. who Is said 10
have inherited fortune from the
estate OF a brother. Abel A Holgcg'
son. was sought by the police here
Friday. The missing man was last
heard from by his relatives when he
worked at the shipyards OF Seattle
during the war,
His brother died Christmas day at
Kandiyohi. Mimi. according TO word
received from Z. l.. Guam, OF that
city, who Is acting as administrator
OF the estate. The search for the
heir viii DO extended TO all principal
cities OF the coast. the letter stated
The note did not give the amount
OF the legacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Discuss Transfer of
Spokane Bridge Cash

Discussion OF The transfer % some
OF the w Spokane 81, bridge fund
10 finance removal Of earth slides in
the vicinity OF the new span was tho
feature OF a conference and discus.
sion by Mayor Brown and his advts
DRY council Friday. The council com.
prises the president Of the city coun.
ell. tho city comptroller. the city
treasurer. tho corporation counsel
and the president OF the board OF
public works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
MOST COPS FAIL
Civil Service Exams Passed
by Only a Few Officers

seattles police fur'e failed gen
orally 60 pass civil service tests, ne,
suits announced Thursday night
showed. Seven licutcnants took the
test for promotion Go captaineles,
Only Lieut.. q, NJ ComNock passed.
Ris grade was 5eS, Passing grade
was 7S.
Nineteen sergeRntS were examined
for houtonancy honors, Two. Frank
olmstcd and George " Howard,
nassod with marks of so and 1884,
last December iSS patrulmcn seek,
ing a sergeants rate were examined
and only IL were successful Inc
winning men must now wait for va
canelcs before being promoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Rum Chasers Shot
by Fellow Agents

SEABRIGHT, y. J., March t.
Two members OF the Seabright
coast guard crew were wounded to-
day. while pursuing rum runner
Of the submarine chaser type OFF
Seabright
Members Of the seahright crew
allege the bullets were fired from
a New York coast guard boat that
mistook the speeding Seabright
craft for a rum runner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Vital Statistics
RIRTHS
RIRTHS


Rirtba in thrir households arc re-
ported b. the following men ...,,
Motropolsky. Nicalin NFan3 SumlN''
Ksry lSs.ten A. sSO5 Holly ~, strl
Mash. Harold william, liai Sslh ave
w,,t,e. percy robert lo6 p. North
R6ppel. George, 1874 Elizabeth st.
ad S,,I Gordon F.. 5ti5 Remington
MssPhsrson. Gordon schuyler 1905
gcorxc William kennedy 1879
sunny side ave. g,rA
Rcck William Asbury. ScQuim' BOY
Tcws. Frank G.. 2lo7 bnnatr ar boy
Kossuh, Irwin r., asa summit ave-
somsrs. Harry ssts Aurora ave.
cariino. Ralph, iiss goth ave s.
R6bens stanley @5a som ave. 5
uu he ga CANA Brown stos Reach drr
smith. Dwight Augustus, 5li
Riskstsd. Reidar ole, iIlS 18th ave
sknhe, John r.. a0s Brandon 81. boy
Rcddy, Charles NJ 1915 s5fd ave -
Rove. =. r.. Riehmopd beach. boy,
SIolandor. clittord, seattle sifI
karnoy. Jacob D., 7lea Aurora ave.
carmichael Andrew, sssi 18th ave
BALDWIN Ia w, Harry godfrey ma p
MsKsan George Alexander. 55oo
sixth ave \. y. Eifh
Horton. John Edward. 52iI sist ave
rwsrdus. =. 3. Csst Rainter ave,
Perry. John j.. sos For, st. boy,
Prince. William, 1855 Valley sI'
Jesmer Alpha Joseph. 7.oI Pala'inS
rnSt '' N S COS w S7th a.. boy
stone. Harry Barton. siaS sixth ave
Alien. Henry, theodore home, girl
Hendriek. chris Niece, '5tI -Aeh
ave. n Va girl 80,
Montgomery Oryilie H., Ssut s2'u
ave. =, boy.
Fox. Arthur j.. Edmonds, sirl
Mhlikon. William Earl slse ThiFu
Kissgawa. Hanpo. sisa First ave
s. girl.
pehlErsn. Roy f. ais nasley ave
Barrett, Harvey Francis. 1'ii is't
ws ly Alvin i. sisO w soth St. hoy
lVsrmeuien. Victor Henry, tip1 Fith
tynW
HSnaing. John ElarldEe, no Vin'
Thompson. stuart Arthur ssts isti
| ave :. w. boy.
Farncomb, George 81 Clair. Del
Moines, boy.
Johnson. John c. PORT blaksiey
Mack. Roy Austin, ssot ssrd ave. 8,
Jones. Clarence wnburn. Route 5
Moon. Herbert Lovolsee, 1900 ASH
Parker. Horace 8. tssi Eastern ave.
Hsrbst Arbold C. sis L. Thomas st.
pysart. Nr,hur. ist2 'srd ave \.
I weston. Len. gsos oyeas st.. boy
Boswell Raymond g. 1881 y ssh
I 81, boy.
schairsr. Henry Theodore. soutl
Robsr,sos. Alexander isl " san
lpayies. Thomas y. Black Diamond
/ boy.
lLendt. Edward Henry, 1915 Z. Co
I Iumhia 81. girl
Hardy. Il. r. itit n 18TH st. boy
Paarmann William. 65s5 Seventh
/ ave. ~ w, boy.
Thomas. Aubrey G.. 5ls 18th ave \
boy.
Myers. Lawrence T.. 1858 18Th ave
Click. Dewey. ssos Eighth ave, $
lclsnch. Robert Emmett. Fort Town
send. girl.
HaApala. waiter. kcsso. girl
lWinneriind. Gilbert Walter, 20st W
card st. boy,
Kennedy. Matthew A., 4isT fist ave
S. w. boy.
Harris. Burt, 3fs 18th ave n. sir
Hahn. Earnest August. l70s BiEeios
ave- girl.
FrnnEeL Hubert r.. 2tz5 Eighth ave-
| w. girl
McManus, Hugh John. t0l7 -Tth ave
s.. boy.
Kssser. Herman. sos F'ifth ave. n
girl.
coatuey. Charles wesley. 500 sis
ave. n. boy.
Richards. John. s7ts Fifth ave. 3
GIRL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Delay Publication
of Income Figures

WASHINGTON. March 27.--The
treasury department today ordered
all internal revenue collectors not
TO make public the new income tax
payments until Internal Revenue
Commissioner Blair had scrutinlzed
all figures on returns and given
an official order for publication.
This will delay publication Of the
figures. expected within few days.
for at least two months. officials
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
New Corporations

Treasure Greek Gold Mining 90. M
Ahrashin, y. ). Rsibstsln 50 years. $50.
600.
Greene Inv Co ~. Greene. ~. T..
Martin. 100000. 80 years RitzviiIs.
The Warren Development 20 ~ o,
Grauston. w. r. CranBt0n. ". War.
rem: 50 ysara. $4,000.
Mccoy Investment co.--Patrick Mccoy.
@. II. Black. g. v. white. 50 years.
1850, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

PARIS.--PolIce dispersed several
hundred wounded veterans who
staged demonstration in the sem
ate building demanding Immediate
adoption OF a budget article provid-
ing pensions Of 5000 francs for dis
abled veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

PARASITIC senate foreign rela-
tons committee has unanimously
voted that any substitute pact for
the Geneva protocol must be limited
TO members OF the league Of nations
or others who join with the accept
ance OF it's military accord.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

BERLIN. Reports that chancel-
Tor Luther is to meet prominent Of
ficiais OF allied powers TO discuss
the question Of the safety pact and
the league OF nations have been de-
MED by the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
FUNERAL NOTICES

4. q A. NJ. II. A, 81. o. Y, =, AND
n r. o. g.,
ATTENTION
Al tttt t4tb ave March
70. 1875. JAMES 81. beloved hua.
band % Emms, father uT Ar and
Mrs y. 4, and Harry Huufkr.
grandfather OF iiushberta and
Carlyle MHnncy Of thia city. ana
brother OF frank Uoufkr ~ Try
y, s.! aged 70 yrarH, a member
" white Pass Lodge No. iid, T.
q A. ~. ~ 6ksEwhy. Alaska
WAlsrnberE Chapter No. 81. X A.
~. u. r. T.. skhEway Lodge No
tlt. H. T. o ~. Pueblo Camp No,
2: ". o. W. ~ Pueblo. Colorado,
and Arkansas valley Lodge No 80
o u. g.
Funeral services will take place
from uuttrrworIh hnrtuhry Satdr-
day az = IN All friends and mem.
bcrs ~ above societies Invited, Gre.
nation.
Pocatello Tribune and Soda springs
chiCftain 81 Idaho papers please
copy
aAitk Lot a0sa sara ave ii ".
March "a. 1855. JOHN r. MARK.
age st years. Announcement later.
Home I'm icrthNinE Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

PIANOS bargains ia our Exchange
prpt New piauua u rent 8 mo,
applied on purchase. Msysr.r0nsr
1874 Fourth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
MUSICAL
INSTRU MENTS
SHERMAN. CLAY a. 60.
PuDN0GHAPH
CLEARANCE

To make room Tor new in
strumenta being received
We viii dispose ht rACrp-
tlunAiiY iuW prices All
Instruments "a d on in
trade recently on new
NlrtrulHa All are lp good
condition. Terms, too
| BRUNSWICK. Console tlGS
tkuid for $500
I COLUMBIA. Upright 30
NtCTNDiA. Portable Jb
dixie new
/ pATHE. small &zzSD
SONORA. small ~ 2aaH
[ BRUNSWICK. MHhuE 80
J NlcTHpLA. Upright l05
Sold for 5000
GENERAL. Upright %. 10
3 EiliAnN. Diamond Disc lg5
tSald for 5000
Many others. including up,
! fiEht and table sizes
IN unusual opportunity
tp get a good phonu-
graph uUB TERMS "a auit
your convenience
I SHERMAN. CLAY h co
Third Avenue a. Pine
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
LOST AND FOUND

Lost March - in ballard district.
Eisin watch ana chain fob with
coin charm Monogram =, IL G,
Keepsake from deceased relative.
Reward Phone ST uRetsabat
LOST Pair - Rheii-rlmmed eye
ElhEaes. chain and hattpln at.
tachcd. Badly needed DIS, star
LOST Canary bird Reward. MA in
1883
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
A. MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

CLOSING out those beautiful arti-
ficlai dahllns and roses. 1905
Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

GOOD dry forest wood. any length.
Cedar posts 10 order. KE nwd-
E7EA
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TRANSPORTATION

ARE YoU GOING TO CALIFORNIA;
stages OF steamer. Panama Canal
Honolulu. Europe or orient. LOW
EST RATES. ALL LINES. Brntt-
strom & Co. IFS Cherry st AA In
btTs oldest agency 80 Seattle,
SAN FRANCISCO. $50. Hallway
pickwicis heated stages daily.
Mccormick steamers. lg3. Los
Angeles. Sass. Anes Bros. lAos
FOURTH MA in-stsp,
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FARMS TO RENT

FARM ron HENT-l7 arrsa under
cultivation; 100 brnring trees. 4
room house, barn. 2 chicken
houses, east - Lax" Washington.
Very reasonable p-d star
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DIRECT IRON FACTORY TO
USER"
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I FEMALE HELP WANTED

SAVE money nnd time. don't apsnd
tnn summer washing; send Il 20
tho NORTH LAKE LAUNDRY.
we have service that will
please you. also weekend pricos.
Cali ME- trN@4nTtn
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Buy i'm Advance of the Paving
No the County P avs for 1t

10th Ave. N. e. to Be Paved
This Summer From s5h St City Limits to 10th St
ASK THE COUNTY ENGINEER IF YOU DOUBT IT
VALUES HAVE DOUBLED AND TREBLED
on Tenth n t.. between Goth ST and S5th St. since
paved three years ago The thing will happen between
S5h and 10th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

81 no $50 weekly listing names. clip
ads st home Consolidated tdHt-
ing Co. Commercial station. 81,
Paul. MINI
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LADIES tn solicit over telephone.
good takers. Apply 5tl Peoples
Bank Bldg
IAZ plano taught. Brin'H, soc Pine.
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Legal Notices
Phone Classified Ads 10 Main $3.50.

Phone Classified Ads 10 MAIN 019O.
zONING COMMISSION OF THE DIS
TRICTt OF COLUMBIA, Washington
October %, 1925. In compliance with
the provisions of section 3 OF an &C, Aee
public No 153. 66th Congress entitled
''An Act to regulate the height, area
and use of buildings In the District OF
Columbia and to create coming Com
mission, and for other purposes ,.
notice is hereby given that a public
hearing will be held in the Board
Room Of the District Building at 1000
A. NJ, November 4. 1925, for the spur-
pose of considering the following pro-
use. height and area districts, to Tit:
CHANGE FROM A AREA and A KE-
STRICTED AREA TO b RESTRICTED
AREA: Area in the northwest, except
as follows: On the north, by Brandy
wine street between 18th and 18th
streets; on the south, by Rodman
street between 47th and 51st streets,
on the east by 18th street between
Van Ness and Brandywine streets and
Rodman streets; on the west by
line parallel and 100 feet distant from
the west line of 51st street between
Rodman and A1bemarle streets, by 18th
streets and by 4sth street between
AlbemarIe and Brandywine streets.
The following change in coming will be
considered at the afternoon session of
the public hearing beginning at 1:30
FROM B RESTRICTED TO b AREA
Lots in square 1888 abutting the north
side of Harvard street east of Adams
n niT1 E9sa, :, {, F EELEi eUNo + +
sHERRILL, DAVID LYNN. Zoning
Con1mimssion OF the District Of CO.
Iumbia. f
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BE0OMTNGDALE

Eight rooms, attic. cellar. hot
water heat, stationary tubs. First
floor, parIor, reception hall, din
ing room, kitchen, pantry, fireplaces
oak mantels, built-in china, closet,
metal ceilings. hardwood floors,
double sleeping porches, electric
lights, beautiful fixtures Second
floor, four bedrooms, tile bath. por-
celain tub. mirrored door. One
car garage. Is foot alley. Price,
$1,000. Easy terms to reliable pur-
chaser.
E. L. SCOTT COMPANY,
391 Florida Ave. ". w. North 1882
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EPOPULA TION !.
the Real Builder

of Columbia must subscribe to
" the Washington Real Estate
he organization are privileged to
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APARTs.-FUR. OR UNFUR. 81

NORTHWEST
GEORGIA AVE. N W., 440S-very de-
sirable housekeeping apis. of 4 out
side rooms and private bath, gas
laundry. porch, yard; $3.50. Apply
1924 Ga. Ave.
23RD ST. N W., 903--2 rms, bath, End
floor. a. m. l. Newly decor w l244.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-28
WANTED REAL ESTATE Tor

PRIVATE PARTY will buy store or
residence properties for cash from
owner if priced right. Box A-306
Times-Herald.
PROPERTY OWNERS-List your prop
7erty for sale rent to colored with
meI / will give it my personal at
tention Main 3219.
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NEW CORNER HOME
OWNER WILL SELL

CIV NER WILL SELL
Beautiful new tapestry brick corner
home, overlooking Saurs Addition.
Center entrance hall plan, with eight
large bright rooms, hardwood floors.
coy breakfast room. outside pantry
with ice box, bath with built-in tub
and shower. The cellar is very
light and has "a built-in coal bin.
servants toilet. laundry trays and
built-in garage. The front. side and
rear lawns are sodded, HANDICAPPED
and bordered by a full grown box
hedge See this home without fail.
Address owner and builder. Box 20.
Times II erald
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Schools and Colleges

PHONE classified Ads % Motn ESQ.
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SUUIHEASI
MASS AVE. S. f.. 1865 rooms, bath,
attic. eIec.. gas, furnace heat; $50.
10TH ST. S. e.. 1I9-4-rm., bath bunga-
low, INV. h., cleo, gas, garage il de-
sired s35 Apply $50 b st. s. e.
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OWN. SOME REAL ESTATEg FPo
Safest Hnvesternnt ON Earth Is I'm The Earth Itself @
Real Estate for Sale
phono classified Ads to Main $3.50.
HOUSES Q!
1MOODLEY PARK

3Ib,I5U
See this beautiful new brick home with
out delay It has eight real rooms,
three baths, open fireplace, concrete
front porch, breakfast porch, hard
wood floors, beautiful decorations
throughout, real master bedroom, spa
cious closets, cedar closet. The cellar
is light and dry and fully equipped
with built-in coal bin, automatic
water heater, cold storage room.
laundry trays and built-in garage.
- Buy direct from owner and builder.
Address Box 80 Times Herald.
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OFFICES AND STORES

AZ ST. s. W., 1134-IdeaI place suitable
for barber shop, large store room, gas,
cleo. and water: excellent location;
no rent charged until established. APP
ply Floyd E. Davis, 1913 18th st. N.
W., or sol 7th ST. S. W., or owner,
S. w. Gordon, 3O5 N ST. s. w.
Frank 1854
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28

Confaenciales para Sehoras" l. Sc
"a FeInitido gratis 81 10 solicita q
la DR. Williams Medicine Co. I,
Schenectady, N. Y, E. U. de A.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
De NUfSTROS RfOACT0RfS FN EUROPA
UL NUL0NV0 HLUHCIUNL0 LN LUNUTH
iBFNDHA SEA la GUERRA!
jNALDITA SEA La GUERRA!

ttS SNPnAO a CSoa uOS puOO1OS. 4OUO
10 cue Sc quiera. Pero "a que vienen
esas lagrimas que veo rodar por las
mejillas de algunos escritores inglc-
ses? lAh, guardaos de falsas apre-
ciae;ones! La actitud de Dionisio os
seria de utilidad en- este case. mo
veis que esos son los histriones que
Tnglaterra tiene su servicio para
que el drama no resu1te barbara, nj
sosol En- todo drama verdadero, debe
l.aber siempre alguien que nore, Ia
grimas que cuesta trabajo para sa-
earlas, per supnesto, pero lagrilnas
al in.
Los llamados hombres de Estado,
Jos politicos va Sc sabe que no
ven mas ala de sus narices,- los
psriodistas, los historiadores, los So
c.6logos, los fil6sofos y los hombres
de letras de Francia y Alemania,
no ven Ell abismo hacia Ell cuaI ca
lainan con pasos de gigantic. Los nj
Ins son educados en- ambos paises
ell la escuela del odio. Desde muy nj
Aos sc les empieza a inculcar la idea
dc que los dos paises tienen intere-
ses tan opuestos, rencores tan sagra-
cos, que pensar en- la amistad Sc
ria incurrir EN- un crimen de lesa
.1saria. I'd
sSirva de prueba 81 signiente arti,
tc,io que Monsieur Jean Fabry, pu-
hIic6 en- "L'Tntransigeant' Sc ii
ftd1a t'Un chicuelo que crecera" Lo
traduzco integro. s1sQ 1t
!" jDios mio, mi hijito, til caballo No
vtisne patas!
os-Eso es porque hi7o la guerra
''El hombrecillo que asf hab1a
Etiene apenas cuatro amos, y Ia gue-
y rra para el es I'm jeroglifico. Sin EN-
bargo, va sabe que en- ella Sc pier.
den las piernas y los brazos. No de.
iduestra amor por ella. Todavia es
e. pequefio animal, delicioso cruel
!aRc Sc duerme con su oso de trapo
en- sus brazos, y lie abre friamente e.
vientre.
Crecera y no sera mas traviesc
Que los demas; pero ell animalill1
domado, macerado mas menos, vi
vira siempre en- el.
1 lie dejaremos en- igporancia dc
5lo horrible que es la guerra? il
GDebemos contarle 10 que fut
ky advertirle 10 que sera msIanai
g. la pregunta ha sido planteada
faaltsTened cJidado, dieen algunos
que vosotros no sabeis como crecers
esa semilla tirada en- Ell coraz6n dt
ftsuestros niflos. iMucho cuidado! s.
poreis armas en- sus msnos, 5no, Sc
ran tentados a servirse, de elias?
Evidentemente, todos qHisieranlos
llevarnos a la tumba ell recuerdo de
| lasiiltima guerra Cuapr faciI .seria
ESQ, 81 l5astaras dejar de hablar ID de Ia
guerra para rlatarla de hambreI
aTNo hablar mas de ella! Para ESQ
tendrian1os cue esconderle los nj
nos los Sgrandes mutilatios, y los
llfaarfan0s la tunlJa de sus padres
y Ell soldado Desconocido bajo el
krco de Triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28

o. puede ser. este exquisite reloj de
Ovalad0 de muneca de sonora, enchapado
de orc seis rubies. A 1896.
Cada uno de estos relojes de muheca
de seAora finos de -buena apariencia
(ilustTados arribal esta nitidamente gra-
hado v hecho segln los mas caros mode
los dc platino. Todos estan Completa-
mente Garantizados. Ctaranttzamos su
Cusnplrta Satisfaction 20 no los Ven
denos.l @
No nos envie dtnero. Paguele al Car
tero.
dida del dedo. pcmuestre eI tamafio del
dedo con nm pedacifo de papel. La medi.
da Sc tome en- X segunda coyuntura del
dedo donde Sc va q nsar Ia sortija
oTdene las Sortsjas 0 Relejas por No.
TAE MODEL JEWELRsY co.
Dept M so. r. O.. Box 81 Station
West Farps Now York ci4y q s A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28

Por otro lado, los ninos franceses,
no son los unicos que han de erecer
en- el mundo; y no parece que Ell TO
das parties ell mundo este resuelto a
que la jrtventud ignore ell riesgo que
Sc CORE.
Tengo a la vista un gran Maya
zine de California, ''The Red
Book : Las paginas Y 8 estan CON
So gradas a los anuncios de escueias
para nifios Y coIegios para los jo-
venes. Treinticinco de eIlos ostentan
ell romposo titulo de MILITARY
ACADEMY v garantizan una exec
lente preparation n1ilitar.
Sin embargo, Sque frontera de los
Estados Unidos ha silo tres veces en-
cicn amos violada, hollada por Ia
g1erra7 s