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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13
PICTORIAL REVIEW. Esta @

ANA<N ~ w A@l>ll -
In mejor mas completa revista
de modaS. trae ademas> de modaS.
instructiyos Y amenos cuentos lite
rarios, suscrfbase a ella por So al
aiio, Y estara siempre al tanto de
todo 10 nuevo. GONZALEZ PADIN
CO. 2-2S
>~~S~~~~~~~~
PODEROSA corporation america
ma necesita representante capaz
de ganar menSualmente doscientos
pesos, en- cada una de las pOblacio-
neS Siguientes: Rio piedras, Caguas.
Fajardo, Humacao, Guayama, Pom
ce, YaucO, San German, Mayaguez,
Aguadilla. Arecibo Manatf, Baya-
mon, Nfeques. Solicitudes deben di-
rijirse Realsilk, apartado PIP, San
Juan. Enviando fotOgraffa, referen-
cias, edad, estado. 2-17
\>~~~S~~~s~~N
CE AL0UILA: Casa moderna Ell
Miramar. Informara, TeI6fono 48e
Tojo-Santurce 2-1G
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TNTERESANTE :-Si nAcesit,

| INTERESANTE :--Si necesita u.s.
ted pleas para automobiles CO.
lumbia. Studebaker, Paige. Dodge
cualquier marca. nosotros tene-
mos. No impOrta 10 viejo que sea
su auto. Garage Mayaguez, de Ra-
mon II. Villafafie. P.
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CT VENDE o sc Gambia por una
flnca cerca de San Juan O Rfo
Pietirns casa bien situada en- San
tnrce, parada is. Informaraa, Box
005. Santurce. 2-2O
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ROLLOs DE MUsIcA para piano.

las la Ultima mnsica, la major
mdsica, los rollos mejores y mas
baratos en- GONZALEZ PADIN co.
2-28
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LES: ga rainos. cruces, coronas.
nrpaa. llrns insignlas mas0nieas,
nlmoliadOnps y 0frOs tralaJos On
flores naturaies; parada Ia, Gale
u0aro n6meFo l6 llamo IA telafo'
no Gss azul
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

NENDO.- Esplendida residencia.
n melur +ltlo de- Santurce. Sells
hnbitaciUucs. rcclbldor. hlbli0teea.
sala. coiueslor, coclna. garage Guar
t0s de- baiios. etc. $4,000. Z. Q.
nog 80. ~. San Juan. so
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13
RAuLEs-MALETAs- MALETI

MES, todos estilos, todos precios
los yende Fernandez, San Francis
CO AZ tinica casa en- Puerto Rico, que
especiallza en- art1culos para via
je. P.
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SOLARES dentro de la poblaci6n Il

SULARES dentro de Ia poblaci6n de
Rio Piedras. dando frente Gale
principal sale para Caguas a 100 me-
tros Gle Ia plaza. sitio inmeiorable pa
"a residencia, precio m6dico facilida
des pago. Informes en- el mismo sitio
Salvador Perez, Box 221. San Juan
a
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aLQtIIO casas ca $500 Carre-
EMPRRsA M MUDANzAs.-

desea haccr una mudanza rapl-
da. economica, con absolute gafan-
iin de su sus mucliles. ilame al lg.
azal, Santuree y sera atendido eff
cnxmente. T..
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VENDO En- RIO PIEDRAS: Ca

sa MADEIRA Y cemento con cua-
tro habitaciones y mirador. solar
esquina, buen patio, cOnstrufda ha-
&C dos amos. TOmaria en- negociO
buen terrenO cerca del pueblo. Rem
IA $50 mensuales. J. u. T.. Apar-
tado 5iS, San Juan. 1-26
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VENDO barato autom6vil priva-
do, Bnick 1921, cinco pasajeros,
maqulRa excelente, capota y cOrti-
mas nuevas y recien plntado. Infor-
mara Rojas, EdificiO 'Noa". Tel9-
fono 579. 2-26
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REDUZCA sus gastos utilizando
los servicios de nuestra oficina,
telGfono 1916, Apartado 307 o visfte-
nos en- Luna &C. Vendemos Gorras
sombreros del pals. Cordero Co.
2-2S
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CALUD DEL CABELL0 DE HAY
evita las canas vuelve ell ca
hello su color natural primitive,
dandole vigor suayidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-2S
~>>~~~~N~>s~>'~D>S~-N~
OLD M0NTICELLO.-1S96. De-
licioso Tipo Jerez dulce. NJ. Wis
Sep6 San Juan. 80
~~~~~~~~~~~
MOTORES ELECTRICOS. West
inghouse. Sc venden de 40 so
caballos. Irformaran Box 976, San
Juan. 2-18
TOMAS FEDERAL CORD 80 K
31a. Sin pestafia a $1,000. Ga
rantiZadas. Sues. de L. Villamil &
Co., san Ludn. j..
CASA DE HUESPEDES: para
familias distinguidas. No echa-
ra de menos su propia casa. Lu-
ella G. Riera 230 West, 107th st.
Apartamento 81 New York, Near
Broadway. p.
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CE ALQUILA apartamento. sala,
comedor, cuatro dormitorios, SER
vicio moderno frente a los padres
redentoristas, Puerta de TERRA, te-
l6fono T25 aZul. 2-16
e~%@N
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

pNOltAL para. la PI0RREA, no
faita unnea. Los ntejores DENTS
tas nsan en- sus gabinetes y recetan
"A sus pncIentes, Pyoral. Pyoral
Agenev. Box 1877. San .Inan. Ala
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AMERICANAs.-H

Guernsey. etc. De las mejores
eanaderias del estAd0 De New York
paridas , pr0ximas a parir. q pre-
clos razonables. A. A. Monteqnfn
fiuca CaDgrejos Arriha. Stop a, Ga
lie Loixa Box 8, san Juan. 81.
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CE NENDE una planOla fluA. de
scgunda mnn0. ga buen estadO.
mnrea garantlIuin. p0r preclo mo-
dico lnfwtara san Justo IS. Al
tos. Tel 1871 san Juan. 22S
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So VENDE

Por auSentarse su duefio un pia-
no aleman marca Otto por $3.50 o
Sc Gambia por una Victrola con dis
cos. Una biblioteca con sin libros
muy impOrtantes. Una casa como
da semi alta buen sitio por $1,000
Para informes dirfjase al apartado
No. II, Camuy, 2. r. PIG
TRAJES DE Drill de hilo puro
ingl6s. Bien mojado Y Hechos a
Mano por Expertos Sastres. Garan-
tizados. So, $14 Y $16. Sc toman
medidas para 6rdenes especiales.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-2S
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CE ALQUILA casa No. 24, calle
Luis Mocz6 Parada A. Es de
concrete; tiene tres dormitorios. In
fOrmard Tel6fono S14 negro, Santur-
ce. PIT
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IIENnO anlnla orllIa pnebIo

VIlNtFU VHIhtH UfItIu UUebIU
Guaynabo. casa c6mOda. tres
cucrdas torreno. Glen metros del RIO.
frenfc calle JullAn AcOsta , carre-
terra Santa Rosa. InfOrmara ID.
8. 81. li0x Is. GuaynnbO. 2-2s
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VENDO camblo por Cheyrolel

clnc0 pasnJeros. auto Columbia
Six Roadster condolences excelen-
tcs. ApnFlAdo 0S5 Telefon0 G20. san
Juan. 2-l7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

- para Ia ventA 1900 selnlllas
Aeieccionadas. - las intereaa to-
eas o parte. diriJase al BOX 2s3.
Mnyagu n. H. 2-I3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

EILTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para ell complete exter-
mimic de Las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz V
rapido. Pida informes a: LOS Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Mayol y Co..
San Juan, p. r.
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nESEA usted una habitaci6n fr,
para arrendar con t

das las comodidades modernas.
ASCENSOR EXPRESO, frescas,
Higienicas, Ventiladas otros SER
vicios importantes. PRECIOS RA-
ZONABLES. Edificio GONZALEZ
pApIN. 2-2S
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CT yENDE ca la parada 10, casa
sle dos vlviendas independientes: /:
primer piso con cinco dorrnitorios
y segundO con cuatro; ambos con
layadero seryicio sanitario. Rem
IA $1,000 mensuales. Sc acepta par
70 en- hlpoteca al so. Informara ].
II. Cordero. Telefono 1076, Aparta-
DO 30T, Luna 36. "a
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SE vENDE.-Espl6ndida residen

CE VENI]E.-Esplendida resIden-
cia de concrete con 2500 metros
solar en- Hato Rey, cerca parada
29h. Sitio fresco, precio razonable.
Facilidades para ell pago. Informa-
ri Tel6fono 7S8 negro, Santure,
Box 15G. San Juan. PIG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13
EXPERTO Annador y reparadOl

de pianos y pianos ant0matleOs.
fnrea i'ractlca. TrahajOs garanii-
zAdos. Preci0s m6dicos. ReferencIas.
SANCHEZ Morales y Co. San Justo
10. altos telssono 1871. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13
AdAQuINA pE CORTAR TELAs

Sc desea una que este en- buenas
condolences. Dirfjase al TelefonO
1880 Santurce- o Teatro Strand Mi
ramar. 2-18
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7 IQUIDAMOS unas cuantas ma

quinas de coser National" de
pie, de :nano y con motor son muy
buenas Y estan nuevas. planta Ba-
ia. GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-28
>~~~~~-~O~~~~
nESEA usted una habitaci6n fres-
ca, comfortable, independents?
En- Catalina No. 4, parada 20 Y
media, muy cerca de La escuela Luis
Muiloz Rivera, la encontrara, u.s.
ted. Familia respectable. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

.NENDEMos: Mesa tornilio de Off
CHA. un radio. antena, local, ca
lentador electrtco de baiio,. maquina
do c1eque, abanico electrico. InfOr-
nara Reeinto Sur SO, Tel $40 Azul.
2.13.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

cE ALQClI.A una casa ealie An
tousami y - vendo un plano.
fiame nj ieldfonO 1850 verde, san
tnrce. 2-l3
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CE ALQUHA casa nueva concrete

en- solar 1900 metros al lado. del
mar Parque siete dormitorios, sa-
la, comedor, doble servicio SANTA
rio. garage para autos. Salvador
Perez. TeIefono 242 negro, Santur-
ce. 2-18
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CT ALQUIA. Ia local. do concre-
90 propio parH coInerclo far
macia. calle Canals. esqulna la
l'rimuyerd. santurcc. Infornara.
1-itlono No. 500 azul. santurce. SO
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COMAs FEDERAL Track Cord

- por Z. Para 0uaguas. Garantl
zadas f05O0. Sues De L. yillamll
: Co. san Juan. =
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CAAHSAS para cahaIleros. Ven

{ 'AMISAS paTA CdbdIIefOS. EeMIN
especial con precios sumamente
bajoS Mas de Glen estilos diferen-
tes. VealaS en- La Hormiga de Oro,
San Juan. p. r. p.
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m JAMES r. JOHNSON.-pen

tista. Gabinete de Rayos :
Allen 66 al lado lie Merinc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

CE VENDE un sobretodo de lana
| pura. magnffica calidad " a pre-
clio m6dico. Informara Tel. 1903, o
apartado 1905. San Juan, p. Z. PIG
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ei Edificio B0uret. San JustO
80. ~ infoFmarAn en Ia J0yeTia
b0uret. T..
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CE NECESITA una bnena cocine-
ra que sea iimpia. 81 no sabe
cOcinar no Sc moleste. Pacific Place
No. IS. Tel. 715 azul. 2-23
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q ALQuILA Q Vendo hermoAa ca
81 Concrete ealio Lafayette Con-
aaco. Sc aiquiia altos Gale Lola
81. Efn oorTedofes. Informara Toie-
fcEo $50 axui, EalinFee. 2'iS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

PUEN NEGOCIO. Sc vende menos
mitad de precio: , bombaS para
gasolina. l Compressor Curtis" con
motor. 1 Vulcanizadora. Infornara
Sr. MIR. Tel6fono 1929. Puesto Ga
Solina Martin Peila. 2-2S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

CE vENDE: Automovil WHY'S
Knight condici6n buena, usado
para f.milia solamente. Informara
Tol6:ono $40 azul. Santurce. 2-1S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-13

O. NkNDE. Casa No. 81 ealle ce-
rsA fAiida para Bayam6n, con !
dclFsitoFlos instalacion sanitaFia.
InformaTa en- Ia miama o tei6fono
1a29 verde. santuree. 2.i3
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT
TO THE LITTLE MARQUISE,
CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER, CONTINUED

do you possibly think, Mrs. Pres
colt, that the charming hostess of
the most exquisite party have ever
attended would condescend to dance
with an humble but most devoted
courtier?" Mr.. Sartoris asked.
ooh, Mr.. Sartoris, am sorry il /
have neglected you," l replied. AL,
though I recognized the voice I did
not turn around.
"But you have not neglected me,
dear lady. How could you when
you evidently did not know I was
present You seem to be able to
recognize my voice easier than my
face, for you have looked quite
through me and past me many times
tonight. Always when l have fol-
lowed the direction of your eyes
they have been upon your husband
He is a fortunate man.
"Perhaps, he may not think that
However, will answer your request
for dance in the same language in
! which you have asked for it. I have
been wondering, Mr.. Sartoris, where
the best dancer have ever known
has been hiding, for l protest to
you that my eyes have not rested
upon you all this evening. I am
very glad, however, that at last you
have come and asked me to be your
partner in this dance, and I accept
the great privilege with alacrity."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
MARRIED WOMEN TEACHERS
(nul,,fh Horald(

At q secret session held las.
night the Duluth school board
voted to employ no more married
women as teachers after this,
though it will keep those now en-
ployed as long as they wish to
stay.
The school board is trying to ap-
ply hard and fast rule to a stu
alton that cannot fairly be adjust
ed to any hard and fast rule.
There will be no division of
opinion on this point: that be-
tween a married woman whose
husband is capable of supporting
her, and a single woman depend
ent upon the pay of her profession
for livelihood, preference should
be given to the single woman. All
things being anywhere near equal,
she should be employed, and not
the married woman who does not
need the work.
But that is as far as the rule
could go in justice to the schools
and the individuals concerned.
The rule adopted by the board
will bar from employment in the
Duluth public schools an excellent
teacher who is married woman,
even though her husband may be
sick or crippled and dependent up
on her earnings for his support.
It would bar from the Duluth
public schools the best woman
teacher in the world if she should
get married before applying for
employment here.
The board of education in taking
this action is responding to very
active appeal, and it has meant to
do the right thing.
But it goes too far when it for
bids employment to a teacher be-
cause she is married, even though
her husband may not be able to
support her. and when it denies
the public schools the benefits of
the best teacher in the world just
because she happens to have a
husband.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
LET'S WAIT, HINDENBURG
MAY SURPRISE US
BY Chester H. ROwell

The real menace Of Won Hndenbg election is not SO
much in what it means in what the world Will THINK 1t
means Actually, doubt the causes OF 1t were as COM
plex as they are in most human happenings
But the world will insist on simplifying its W hs sad
the have voted for the DID, We could have dealt
hepfuy and comparatively with the new Germany out the
old Germany can be dealt with only in the old way
So German reaction will breed further French
German defiance British distrust Many things may nave
to be begun all over again.
Considered simply from domestic German STANDPOINT
there is much that is understandable and that per-
haps even defensible in the result.
# is the triumph of reaction Germany is at least the
last government to join that worldwide movement Inere
is reactonary or conservative government IN every cou
try in Europe west of Russia and conservative one Ill
America ;. 49,
Poncarism in France preceded Hindcnburgism IN Ger
many and was in large measure responsible for it. National
list isoationsm is rampant around the world and is as nat
ural product in Germany elsewhere. -
Between "old Germany" and new Germany sucn yer
mans as follow the American habit of thinking with their
memories may recall that the old Germany was prosperous
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

New York, May 14.-There is little
aristocracy left in New York and its
landmarks are passing as rapidly
as the lorgnette. the old-time badge
Of social dignity. Yesterday saw
the first lorgnette I've seen in many
months. It was used by a woman
in a quick lunch room.
And Vincent Astor has sold the old
Aston home at $40 Fifth Avenue. It
will be RACED and on its site 90
story apartment hotel will be erected.
The Aston house was bought by
Benjamin Winter, who came here "a
years ago as an immigrant from
Poland. He was penniless then and
did odd jobs for his landlord in lieu
of the first months rent. He then
worked as house painter and
bought real estate with his savings.
He has become one of the biggest
realty holders in New York. His new
hotel will cost ten million dollars.
The most exclusive society in. New
York now Is circle of publishers.
writer's, architects and artists. Ac-
cOmplishment is the sesame to their
charmed gathering. They are COM
fortably well-off. but the size of
ones purse has little or nothing to
do with acceptance into their COM
pany.
In the old aristocracy of the city
money was the one requisite. That
was in the day when it was generally
accepted that culture could be OBJ
tanned only through wealth. That
idea was punctured when millionaires
and other newrich rode rough shod
into New York. 1t cost one of the
leaders of the present "four humid
red" more than eight million dollars
to be put on the invitation lists of
the higher circles.
BY the way, the "four hundred"
now has about l4O0 on its list.
-
You probably know of men who
can sleep through the din of boiler
factory or the terrific .odor of soap
factory. They become calloused to
the extraordinary circumstances of
their employment. did not believe
that any man could sleep while q
flashlight photograph was being
made of him, but the other day
Frank inertia, news photographer,
fell asleep while sitting in chair
Three photographers made flashes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

peacock in high unmusical voice.
"1'm perfectly miserable. That's
what l am"
"Well, we'll, well!" declared the
doctor. "You certainly don't look it"
He felt like adding that of all the
birds he had ever seen, the peacock
was the handsomest. But he didn't,
because he was afraid Of making him
vain. And he knew that this fellow
already had the reputation of being
as proud as Lucifer.
"What seems to be the matter?"
asked Doctor Bill kindly.
The peacock folded his tail feath.
ers together and then spread them
out again, as he had a habit of doing
when people were watching him.
II don't know" he said at last.
"1'm not feeling good that's all"
ais it your liver, do you Think"
asked the doctor.
II don't know" said the peacock.
"But I'm all green and blue, and
they say that people feel blue and
look green when they have liver
trouble. If it wasn't for some other
people. I'd be all right. l wouldn't
feel sick at ALL"
won't you tell US all about it?"
asked the doctor.
well, l may as we'll, suppose"
said the peacock. "You see. it's this
way. / live in a palace garden-and
there are all sorts of birds there. l
belong to princess, and l love her
dearly.
"But at night when she comes into
the garden, it's the nightingale she
listens to and praises. and when she
comes out onto her balcony early in
the morning. it is the lark she looks
for in the sky as he sings his morn
ing song. don't dare to make
sound because if l did with my
screechy voice, she would only laugh
at me. That's what makes me ill.,"
"Aha!" said Doctor Bill knowingly.
II see! It's only a pain you have in
your disposition, my dear sir! That's
what ails YOU"
my what? asked the peacock
sharply. els it near my stomach ?"
"No-it's nearer to your heart"
said the doctor.
"Can you help me ?" asked the pea
cock. "And do you think you could
teach me to sing?"
"Not so fast" said the Doctor.
"Not SO fast!" Then he added, If l
gave you your choice of beautiful
voice or beautiful feathers, which
would you take?"
Couldn't I have both?' cried the
peacock greedily.
"No," said Doctor Bill. 1.-THE
sweetest songbirds aren't handsome
at all. We can't have everything in
the world. II you realized that you
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
THE PADDOCK
(Los Angeles Timesl

(LOS Angeles llmeS)
The paddock has come into its
own. 1t has usually hung from the
bent clasp of a barn door or lay
supinely in an old cellar waiting
for job by night. The garage in
the back yard has occasionally
been graced with this humble, in
nocent and trusting instrument.
1t has always been used to lock
in what was regarded as of worth
on the inside. It has been badge
of stored values and a temptation
to vagrant mortals in search Of
something not their own.
Never has great dignity been
attached to its personality, and it
has never had its name in who's
Who" Possibly it has never
dreamed of such honor and has
been content to hold fast to the
end. This is to it's credit.
Holding fast has been its high
est aim in life. 1t has often held
fast when, having lost your key
you had to yank the door to pieces
to secure your wealth from with
in. Its one religious doctrine has
been the perseverance of the
saints" 1t has employed this in
its life and embodied it even unto
death.
But the paddock has at last got.
ten into print. 1t has been head
lined. 1t has not only been head
lined in newspaper, but it has
been the scarehead of the New
York city papers.
The paddock is being used to
quench the spirits of the bootleg
ger. And it works! The bootleg
ger will pay a fine or 60 to Jail
with complacency and a grin. But
a paddock on his door chills his
finer feelings and fills his boots
with fear. The battle is now be-
tween the bottle and the paddock
On with the padlock!
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Mr.. Sartoris colored and / was a
little sorry that had made fun of
his very formal flattery. To make
up for it. asked: "Of course you
dance the tango? Mr.. Sartoris.
see the orchestra has started to
play zone of those wild Argentine
airs"
Yes, Tango" Mr.. Sartoris an
swered eagerly, land knew you
did. Therefore | asked the leader to
play one before l came to ask you
to dance with me. You see, dear
lady, knew that to tango with you
would be giving expression to all
the poetry of my soul"
you're incorrigible," l whispered.
~ can neither ridicule nor frown
you out of your Latin flatteries."
In a moment we were out in the
middle of the gold ballroom of the
hotel, and had commenced to dance.
For some time after that I knew
nothing except that my feet were
expressing the poetry of my soul.
My body seemed to be composed of
a kind of rarified air that swayed
here and there like summer breeze.
! Slowly bending and rising again
| as though my limbs were but follow
ing the reckoning of my partners
subconscious thought, bowed and
| swayed.
As a personality, Melville Sar-
toris was something disembodied. /
fo1t Tho mocf carovcipo ormc ahnut
me, but they belonged to no real
man.
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powerful and orderly. while the new
Germany is poor, humblcd and dis
organized.
To realize that the old Germany,
in this sense, cannot be got back
merely by voting for it in another
sense would require other faculties
than memory. Even as between
monarchy and republic, it is fairly
debatable, considering internal af-
fairs alone, which is the better
%, ,tea to :hc German tmpcIa-
| NJ, -
War heroes are popular candi-
dates. everywhere. And linden
burg's paper professions are sound
enough. The world will take him
as symbolizing reaction. militarism,
kaiserism and defiance, but he told
the German people the exact con-
trary.
he says he will do, he would be a
safe chief of state to deal with. This
was an, election by Germans, consid-
ering German questions from the
German viewpoint.
They made a mistaken and short
sighted decision, but the processes
by which they made it are quite
prehensible.
Faith in Germany Is Made Difficult
The trouble is that the rest of the
world. no matter how nationalistie
and reactionary it is itself, does not
| wish Germany to be so.
And Germany is in situation in
which it must consider what The
rest Of the world thinks. or else the
world will not do to Germany VIVA,
must be done if Germany is to live
The question is not a mere domesti,
one, of the internal affairs of Ger