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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
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HAY FEVER AND
ASTHMA NOW CURED
BY new TREATMENT
Many Former Sufferers Re-
port Speedy Cures by
inexpensive Home
Treatment

Sufferers Of Hay Fever and A.th.
ma should welcome tho discovery Of
d. J Lane, Of ST. MaryE Kansas.
Mr. Lane has perfected the treat
meut for Hay Fever and Asthma
tina; seemingly conquors all symp.
toms Of the dread disease. Users
who have been cured by this new
treatment are highly enthusiastic In
their praises Of this remarkable dis.
coycry. Mr.. Lane himself has so
much confidence his new treatment
will curc-that he offers TO send
1l.sj bottle, postpaid to any suffer.
or who will write him. Mr.. lane
does not expect any money until
this treatment has cured and the
person taking II Is to be the Judge.
II you wish TO be rid OF Hay
Fever or Asthma, write Mr.. Lane
stating which trouble you have, al
ii6 Lane Bldg, st. Marys, Kansas.
for his generous offer Send no
moucy--Just your name and nd.
dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
CREW is TAKEN
FROM VESSEL
Million Dollar Cargo and
Ship Is Total Loss

MANILA, July 274-By 4. PJ-
Members Of tho crew Of the British
steamer Egrem0nt Castle wcrc be-
Ing brought here today aboard a
coast gunrd cutter following foun-
dorlnR Of the vessel during ter
rifle storm Cunda!. :
Tho Egrem0ut lad been fast upon
the rocks OF rnbbulaba reefs. suu
aea, since July ., Preliminary cf-
forts 10 salvage her had been vain
and q coast guard vessel had been
standing by until o. arrival Of a
salvage ship.
All " the crew members were
taken of safely. but tho vessel and
her cargo OF sugar worth million
dollars, are total loss in the
ocean depths alongside the reef
The Egrcm0nt Castle was ship
OF tho DOdwell Cantle line. She
was proceeding from Manila 10 New
York with a sugar cargo when she
went on the reefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

room and ending up ia set that
looked Ike nightmare Of old
Thomas Alya Edison? Those days
are gone. sisters.
The new sets arc simple to oper.
ate. too. This Zenith, for example,
has just couple Of dlnls to fool
with and oil you have TO do is 20
turn the switch and run over tho
half circle Of dial. The stations como
clicking Inland without Going much
bowling about u. either
Stations that had been off the air
for meas far as getting them clear,
ly was concerned for weeks. man.
aged 10 get on the loud speaker In.
Guiding that now sttilon at Fresno
kMJ Hear that ono yct7
Tho superVlIi. Do sixtubtr. but
you may cut Il down for local rcccu.
lion. And. what's more. Il won't
'DIoop' and annoy the ncighbors-
and I do like 10 be nelghborly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
MONDAY
HOME NATIONS

KrCJ t3osl--g.io. markets. 10. Van
cooks sxtrelasp. 1915 KTcL kidalcs'
club. p, M. Washington Cosop'a must
cal program . p M, Golden West COM
mAudsry band.
KroA (lSH --is 10. luncheon program
Z and s. HOFFMAN, orchestra. ssts, studio
program $50. Sloan eommandeTy band
kJR tssiD ~. markets isi5, musicale :
ista. markets.. .sI5. book reviews asss.
home economies talk. T. Bears. Ro0barE
program. 80. music, 10. orchsstras
OTHER STATIONS
krO Nesi, Han Franstsco.-7, orehes-
ira. ). program, 10. orchestra.
KIN 1901. oakland--s. piEEIy- wiEEiy
entertainers. s.it, Lake Merritt Ducks.
KGo tssD. oaklAnd-s. educational
program.
KNJ ta5D. Trtmo-s. vocal. lnslru-
mental program.
KrI HsD. Los Angeles. , and 10,
programs,
Mi ao5), los Angeles EIlsnt ulEh'.
KNN t3sD. Hollywood -7.s0. 8. and
10. programs. ~, orchestra.
KEW sDD, rortiand-7so. news
kOa $3.50. Denver. studio musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Hold Funeral of
Mrs. Wilwerding

Funeral services for Mrs sarah
Teresa wilwerding. 80. viii be held
at sl5 Wednesday from the 81 10
scph Catholic church. Burial viii be
in Calvary cemetery.
Mrs wilwcrilng died IN the Co
lumbus hospital. las, saturday. after
living in Seattle 90 years. She lived
NJ 1855 esd ave y.
Surviving her arc the widowcr J.
NJ. Wilwerdlng. and a sister Mrs j
r. Barrett. Of Dunlap. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Two Stations to
Broadcast Parade

There Will he two chances to hear
Tuesday mornings parade. KJR will
broadcast on 3Si meters from outside
tho Columbia thcater KFOA will ra.
dlotc on i5A meters from Arcade
square Both shows viii star. short.
~ after 10 n. m, and last a couple
OF hours Descriptive storics Of The
parade will be spoken by onnounccr5
from both mikes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
fgH6ur4Hour n'sAr 1odaS1
TUESDAY
HOME STATIONS

HUME ~ ht'NH
kTCL tI0si =-gs19. markets 10, kfCL
Knadi~T clgb. gsah Louisiana eammRu-
derry band q itirehnsf's orchestra $50.
Wisconsin, rsmmAndsTT band
KFOh h5D lie. knights Trmplar pa
radc. y 20. luncheon program, and
g. Hoffman, orchestra. sgla. musical pro
gram. X r banquet. olympic Hotel.
$50 Kansas CITY commAuGgTy band.
10, HArhusss orchestra,
KJR tasb -lo3ao. Puget found Hav
lrHs program. I, r1nrksts. 1918. musl-
Gale. :lG. home veoHamle1 talk, sac.
studio musical program.
OTHER STATIONS
krO Aasl. san FrRUrisro==7, orchss-
ira, 4. program, son lesson. 10, ca.
btrinua.
KIN 5000. oalisnd--7, news
kGO tssD, oskIAnd.=s. studio pro
gram. To- orchestra
kMJ t28b. Fresno Silent night
XII Gan. los Angeles and ,, pro-
grams. $50. Violin and marimbsphoua
duets 10. ballad hour,
XIII t05j. los AuEeics-T.so talk
on dogs s. program 10. orchestra
kNN ts3T, Holly wood-s. program.
70. movie night OrChcnira,
tGw boJ, rartlaHd-s, concert. .
aud 10. oreheEtrAs.
KOA tss3l, peuver-6:5o. concert. RI
isut thereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Music Federation
Head Entertained

Mrs. Edgar stilIman Kelley. new
ly elected president OF the National
Federation OF Music clubs. will be a
- OF the Washington Federation
usic clubs from July 81 to Au.
gust ..
While In Seattle she win be en-.
.tertained at THE Wayiarcr" Fri,
|iay night and luncheon In The
Olympic Hotel Saturday noon All
music lovers are invited TO attend
the luncheon.
Everett musicians will give tea
Saturday afternoon for Mr.. and
Sirs. Kelley. Also at the tea will
b Mrs. Clara Hartle. member
ot the national board. and Ms.
Helen Grove Smelling, state prcsi-
Dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Rainier Valley Club
Meeting Postponed

50 ns not TO conflict In any way
with activities during the knights
Tcmplnr couClaye, the regular bust
ness meeting Of the Rainier Valley
Commercial club Monday evening
has been postponed 10 Monday,
August 10. the directors announced
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
K. T. Band Makes a
Hit Over KTCL

Those folks who tuned into kTCL
about Sunday evening got their
first taste Of knights TcmplAr
music. The SLOAN Cummundcry
band 1.-THE milton dollar mnd" OF
the organization. played a 2o.min
ute lmprumptu concert outside the
RTCL studio. the music was picked
up by a mike on the sidewalk. In
tcrnatloual Bible Students asoeia.
ton gave up part Of It's time for
the land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Seattle Programs for Tonight

Mrs l.. y. wsity and I'd OHars. sc-
compauists. talks by T. y. Sanders and
u. a. Mcppls Of tho association.
s!an-10 T. VI.
EFOA -- SLOAN commHndrry band,
broadcast from Volunteer park.
KJR--Studlo musical program.
p.i0 T.. VI.
KTCL -- Golden west commRndery
band. brUadcHst from Firth and LcnOra.
1911 y. VI.
RJR=-Gordon Kllbourno's orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
ny ANN TENNA

TWENTY Etatons In two hours
L Not bad for a girl radio fan In
Seattle 10 summer time. l8 ~ /
logged IN score OF hroadcastera tho
other night between and II with
ono Of the now super Zenith vliI
models that the T.. e, Warner com.
pany sent around for Radio star TO
test out.
Tho new Zeniths arc certainly
handsome picccs OF furniture. too
just likr small walnut plano, al.
most, with gold plated dial pointers
They sure are paying attention TO
tho finish OF a radio set these days
Member year or two ago, when
% radio set consisted Of about nine
miles Of wire strung around the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
~ O
FANFARE
L

Formation OF the International
Union Of Amateurs Of the Radio has
been announced. Doubtless the first
strike would be for longer hours and
shorter wave lengths.
During the month stations have
been authorized to increase their
power as follows:
WCCO. st. Paul-Mlnncapolis, TO
5000 watts, WCBD, Zion, ILL.,, 5000:
Voc, Davenport, Ia 5000 wEAF.
New York. 1000; WTAM, Cleveland,
$500; WBBM, Chicago, 1900 and
KIDS, Independence, Mo. 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
.iwanis Club Too
Busy for Meeting

Being too busy entertaining the
hosts OF visitors this week, the
usual meeting Of the Seattle XII
wants club on Tuesday noon has
been called off. Instead every XII
wanian is urged by the officers to
use every opportunity to make the
visit OF knights Templar well re-
membered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
TRY CARDBOARD

Clerk That, madam, vs. tho most
correct wrltlngpapcr for polite cor
rcspondonGe.
Customer But wish 10 write to
my husband Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

S-6'i5 \. VI.
KFOA-Hofmanu Olympic orchestra In
dinner hour concert
6;I5-si5 T.. VI.
KFOA-studio musical program.
7-s.25 4. VI.
KJR-seaTE Roobucit musical program.
so 4. NJ.
ETCts-Earisty program sponsored 81
tho Washington Cooperative Egg and
Poultry association. Indian hummer
orchestra, IN popular selection, Sottis
shrGye. Baymon, ChAutEurua star; Helen
FOX, Miss HsyWorth. In solos and durta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
SERVED sEAMEEn IELI.Y

PARIS.--whale steaks, seaweed
jelly, and sharks fins were among
the 'delicacies" served at n recent
banquet OF the Paris Geological
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
S2sFhe Radio Star
TEMPLAR BANDS
FOR TONIGHT
0rCheStraS, Variety, Also on
Radio Bills

. MOST Seattle dials viii swing Mon.
Al Day cycnuts TO KFoA and
kTCL both OF which broadcast
knights Tomplar hands. The Rhodes
station Is on the air from Volunteer
park. $50 20 10. with Sloan com.
mandcry's band KTCL broadcasts
from the grundstand at Fitth and
Lrnora, from ? TO 10, during which
the Golden Vests eommandery band
plays
/ There Is diversified program from
HrCL AZ $, broadcast by the wash
ingtun Cooperative Egg and Poultry
association, THIS features the Indian
Summer orchestra. Nctur Shrcye,
Baymen. ChautBuqua fayortte, Helen
Fox, soloist-pupil OF Jacques Jou Ter
vile, and other players and singers.
There's n cash prize offer IN con-
ueeuon with the KTCL o'clock
broadcast. too.
KJR offers a Sears Rocbuek must.
cal program az Z another musical pc
riod at $50 and Gordon Kilbourne's
orchestra an 10
Tuesday Be- banner day FOR KFOA
and KrCL, which stations viii carry
the spirit OF the week into shut,lns ut
home and in hospital KFOA broad
Cnsts the downtown parade from
Arcade square, starting about 10
"a. IN, Tic same station viii radio
the musical program attendant on
the grand h9nque, NJ tho Olympic at
CAS-
Tuesday evening kFOA broadca,ta
the Kansas city commandcry band
at $50: KTCL radios the Wisconsin
eommandery hand from . to 10,
Tho 6;t5 banquet program win be
worth hearing, II includes singing
by the Grand Masters choir and q
Kansas City Glee club, together with
music by a I0.plccc Tcmphr or
ches,B The broadcast WITH run until
about 7.3o. according to ". X. Bert,
i OF KrOA. in charge.
]
Those who prefer education TO
band music may 60 to Oakland. from
which KGO viii broadcast az the
Irregular Monday evening program.
Here Il Ia Health talk, Winning
War Against Disease Physical
Culture for the Family Hugh Bar,
fctt Dobba. National Farm Radio
Council agricultural talks. Sympo.
stun on New Education, by VII
lams Institute, Berkeley, From q
Composers interchangeable Reaching the
Emotions. " Arthur s. Garbett. Col.
lection Letters CSo. 81, ", j. Marr1
inside Dope on Curing Automobile
Ills" Louis r. slgucr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

The ancient Egyptians cut and
dressed stone AZ skllfuly az 1t rs
done today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

Tuesday evening KFoA broadca,ts
the Kansas city commandcry band
AT $50: kTcL radios the Wisconsin
commandcry hand from Q to 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Las asociaciones..

Continuation de la Ia. pagina)
convenio celebrado entire la muni-
tipaTidad v los que cedieron tc-
rrenos al ensanche. en- donde Sc
especifica que ell terreno cedido no
debera usarse para Was de tran
Was.
FL abogado de la compaffa del
Trolley. senor Brown solicit0 que
Sc eliminase de la prueba este con-
trato. por entender que los vecinos
de la carretera central no funda-
ban en- 81 las razones que tuyieran
para eliminar en- esa forma Ia cons
trucci0n de un mas moderno SER
vicio de t%ransporte.
A este Sc opuso ell Licdo. Rivera
Zayas, sustentando la oposici6n ell
Presidente de la Comisi6n, Hon. G..
c. Butte, qui6n orden0 que Sc in
cluyera ell contrato en- la prueba.
Declararon entonces los Directo-
res de los servicios de Transpor-
tie Rapido, V a las preguntas de los
ComisionadOS, manifestation que las
guaguas pagaban por conceptO de
contribuciones I'm total annual de
mas de $4,000. Tambien hicieron
cOnstar que las guaguas tenfan com
binaciones por las cuales prestaban
~serviciO tOda la nOche, V que STEM
pre- habfan de treinta a ~cuarenta
guaguas reparandose, limpiandose
Y mejorandose, para asf poder pres
tar mejor servicio.
A las preguntas del Attorney
General, que hace muy buen usO
del eXtenso conocimiento del espa-
mol que tiene-fue allf m~anifestado
que solo 40 guaguas tenfan en- ser
viciO active q mas de 900 hombres.
este, sin contar los que enmplean
los constructors de guaguas, los
garajes, puestos de gasolina, etc.
Sc hizo tambien constar que las
guaguas eran enteramente de cons
trucci6n portorriquena, con la uni
ca exception del chassis.
La vista sera continuada hoy, de
Dido a que los abogados de las aso-
eiaciones de trafico rapido no han
podido terminar con la presentation
de toda SUI prueba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

nita, precisa que Sc intente la de-
finicion de ell espiritu, como en- 81
siendo causa y consequence Y ma
terra v movimiento, cuando esta-
mos considerable los artes pri-
m~arios; Y que Sc estime como un
producto diferencial de las cua-
lidades inherentes a los factories
simples, cuando Sc trata de ell es-
piritu, en- organismos o reuniones
constitufdas por an n1mero mayor
de elementos de tai clase.
Para nosotros, entonces, ell alma
de las entidades s%uperieres, es Ia
suma de los productos parciales
que resnltan de las oposiciones en-
cada pequeno grupo ~anatonico V
eli sus complementarios que pudie-
ran suponerse grupos %psiquicos
lass o menos rudimentarios que
por relacion con los anteriores, pro
duieron los grupos fisiol6gicos.
Els decir, que ell espfritu de un
ORGANISING complicado, fuera el
producto de fuerzas opuestas; pero
creemos que ell resultado final, es
como un coeficiente flo y comun a
todos los individuos de un mismo
aspecto. La mas complicada de es-
/ tas sumas; ell hombre.
La mas perfectamente equili-
brada: Adam, antes de cometer e.
pecado. Ell equilibrio original dc
donde puede derivarse la felicidaC
en- ell hombre, es la conciencia, Gu.
va %magnitud 0 potencia, puede que
sea neutraliZada en- mas o menos
! 9rado por factories externos que
'se superan a ella, fernando una
razon adquirida, y pudiendo ests
ser de tai naturaleZa veridica, que
quede puesta sobre la conciencia
como un CRYSTAL sobre otro CRYSTAL,
ambos transparentes.
Por otra parte, ell pecado podrfa
compararse o la no coincidencia
de dos figuras geometricas, asim6-
tricas o distintas, en- que la una
r-epresentara a la ciencia, Y la otra
representase a la razon.
Atribuirse a esta Ultima debie-
lanse, toda culpabilidad por las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Materia que es siemple en- su
principle, Y compleja en- su estruc-
tura, pudiendo dar por ell n1mero,
densidad; por tai, diversidad de cons
tituciones que es IA genesis; 0 del
atomo mineral, 0 de las celulas bio
l6gicas.
Eres un conjunto de globulos y
celulas unidos Y armonizados me-
dante un soplo de vida que tai vez
sea una fe rudimentaria, invaria-
Bile e innata que radica en- nuestros
infimos CONSTITUENCIES.
Consideradas estas pequenas en-
tidades morfogenicas, atendiendo
a sus propiedades, observandolas
activamente relacionadas, y vien-
dalas formar cuerpos complicados
poseedores de una movilidad inge-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Como resultado de los 1ltimOs exa
menes celebrates por ell NegociaGo
de Estudios Libres, treinta y seis
j0venes recibiran sus diplomas de
| Cuarto Ano. Los E~iercicios de~Gra
duaci0n Sc c%elebraran en- 81 salon
de actos de la Universidad lie Puer-
to Rico. Ell lunes tres de agosto. n
las oeho. Los j6venes graduates
p%rocedente de todos los nueblos dc
In iSla V vienen a San Juan EXPIRE
samente a tener ell placer IL reci-
biz sus diplomas. La fiesta Sc cele
brara Gle acuerdo con ell siguienre
programa:
Marcia.
Obertura por la Orquesta.
Breves palabras por un estudian-
te.
Musica.
Discourse por ell Hon. Jose Tous
Soto.
Mdsica.
Presentation de los diplomas por
81 honorable Comisionado de Instruc
cf0n, senior Juan B. Huyke.
Marcia.
Los estudiantes Sc reuniran frcil
tie al salon de Asambleas a las ocho
del lunes.
Las siguientes personals recibiran
sus diplomas:
Mary Echevarrfa, Armando Do
val. Amelia Mellows, Francisco L6-
Ipez Zapata. Inocencia Reyes. Ma
nuel Rodriguez Torres, Maria Eu-
genia Rodriguez AvileS, AnfbaI Ace
vedo. Jose C6rdova Rivera, Maria
Luisa Bon, Rafael J.. Hernandez,
Rafael Hernandez Matos. yirgilio
Brunei, Jose Cha1uisan, Puro Gil
rau, Ana Maria Zavaleta, Marco
lima Sanabria, Rosa NJ. Ord0fez.
Andres Hernandez Rivera, MarcelO
Abadfa, Alfredo ID. Sanchez, Mi
lagros Arce de Rafucci, Maria AFRO
70 Torres. Ceferino Gonzalez, Eva
Pena, Jose Martinez Almod6var,
Carlos Alfredo Molina, Jose n. Gan
Fdara Cartagena, Clara Finch, Mil
ton Janer, Emilia de la Tore, Ague
do S. Cruz, Isabel Abreu, Julio To-
mas Fuentes, Isabel Rivera Vega.
De octave grado: Carmelo Burgos.
T0dos los estudiantes han sido
notificados oportunamente, V Sc es-
pera SUI asistencia. 81 por casual
lidad alguno de los ~interesados no
hubiere recibido la communication
Official. Sc servira notificarIo in
mediatamente a la oficina del Df-
rector.
FL Negociado de Estudios Libres
no hara circular invitaci0n alguna.
Todas las personals interesadas en-
este acto seran cordialmente recibi
das.
Los resultados de los examenes
sc enviaran esta seman.a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Z r E S

premisas Y silogismos que puedan
manchar con alguna sombra de
ialsedad, ell invariable, ell sencillo
Y claro espejo donde ell que tiene
tactic Y aborrece el sofisma, We 4
Dios en- su interior.
La impaciencia es ell acicate pa
ra que surja la tentacion. La inn
~pacieHcia do motfSo al pecado ORR
ginal; Y tambien surgi6 luego la i'm
p~aciencia, de Ia disparidad entire
ell alma Y la razon.
Siendo por estos caminos la i'm
p~aciencia, a la vez causa Y efec-
TO, he aqui por que la tan larga
serie de pecados interminables que
hemos dejado por piedras millares
en- ell canine de nuestra historic.
Dentro de la paciencia esta una
vida natural para los que la COM
prenden Y desean o para los que
por inocencia, tienen su alma en-
ell estado que Sc requiere para
: clio.
Por ell c~ontrario, fuera de los do
minios de la %paciencia, Sc ha levan-
tado una sociedad ~ficticia, que me-
! cesitando saldar la reacci6n de un
pecado con otro pecado, vive con-
denada a la eterna intranquiIidad.
Sin embargo: Puesto ell hombre
fuera del Paraiso, aun lie ayuda
Dios. Pero entonces lie gufa con la
incertidumbre, porque la impacien-
cia fue una falta de fe.
Por la incertidumbre, fue que
caimos en- manos del destino.
Pero la incertidumbre, es entire
81 pecado y la inocencia, la mas fe-
liz combination para producer mo-
vimiento, para hacernos llegar a
metas, por ~nuestra voluntad. des-
f, conocidas.
Perdida la norma directa con que
antes nos dirigia Dios, nos guiamos
entonces ror ell medic ambiente:
tanto M 7dos a clio, cuanto
mas mos de la pie
dra angtn. 1ue una vez
abandcna.~p.s~ de ra,
beidfa. y
Qua.
nc a..
ny eer~-o r~s-~, ~ v-rte~
VI p~sn m rr~"~'","" unrae u~
1uevo Sarr1mos nI u,rrnr nor nu--
Ero SECURE UrIunro. a-r"-"e"r,".~
sprazanos ue muevo Ia IT, uevo.-
viendo magIu"
Tan luego como LAX ,aeISS
prodigarnos sus favoree, Il
alma la tentaci6n, puede e." ra-
blemos, que nazca la impaciencia
Y que ell pecado nos a~rrastre dc
nuevo antics de haber restituido n
la conciencia toda su capacidad de
pureza.
En- estas oscilaciones, fabrica-
mos como un laberinto que tiene
dos GALES: la fe Y la apostasfa;
erigiendo asf, la mas c%onveniente
carcel para nuestros delitos.
Fundamentamos la civilization
sobre una base de cultura que a
su vez hacemos descansar sobre
razonamientos ficticios Y nal in
tencionados, consiguiendo con clio
que la divergencia entire ell alma v
la razon, sea cada vez mayor, Sc
gin efectua su desarrollo Ell pro-
greso, teniendo luego, efectos pro-
pc~rcionales que Sc hacen aun peo-
res que monstruosos, porque son
entonces colectivos.
Llegados esos penosos tiempos,
queda completamente derrumbada
toda la sociedad. Y queda un cam
pc arado y lleno de sal para la fu-
tura generation.
Entonces surgeon jovenes pueblos
guiados por IN nuevo Sol que in
funde jdbilo Y que, hacienda del
caos de una ignorancia bestial, 0
de las paginas de una historic con-
vencida, tiene I'm transcurso y un
resplandor que estara medido por
las futuras acciones de las nuevas
gentes, en esas que Sc levantan,
nuevas naciones.
ReynaldO REYES.
af @NHAs.~--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Ell LUNES. TRES DE AGOSTO,
Ell NEGOCIADO DE ESTUDIOS
LIBRES OFRECERA SUS DIPLO
MAS A Los EDUCANDOS Ora
DTADOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Albertus H. Baldwin, recientemen-
tie nombrado Comisionado de Ia
rifas. Mr.. Baldwin ha yenidO lie
nando plazas en- ell Gobierno, donde
es muy cOnocido por sus labores,
desde hace muchos amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Haei6ndOse verdadera justicia a SUI
,egregia persOnaIidad; Sc ha resucl-
to que ell discursO del actO Sc pro-
muneiadO pOr ell senOr TOuS Soto.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-07
Notice of Tax Sale
e Of WISCONSIN. ViIas county-ss.

State Of Wisconsin, Villas County-ss.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing list is
correct statement of all the lands in the coun-
ty of Villas for which the taxes for the year
1924 have been returned delinquent and now
remain unpaid, excepting public lands held by
contract and lands mortgaged to the State, ana
notice is hereby given that so much OF each
tract or parcel of land herein described as
may be, necessary WILL on the second TUESDAY
of June 1925 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon ana
the next succeeding days be sold by me at
public auction at my office in the court house
in the village of Eagle River, for the payment
of taxes interest and charges thereon.
Dated this oath day of April, 1925.
CHAS. H. ADAMS,
County Treasurer
(SEAL) eM Villas County, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-07

No. des. pg. IA Flam.
PIT, LOT 1 ex. as IA
des. in Vol. SO p. 625
Portion Lot 8 IA
DIES. in Vol. 23 D.
%. 531
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-07

TT. LOI I IlOL UEIS.
in Vol. 35 p. 1872 &
Vol 35 d. p. 300 lib
NV Sc ....-......--.--.-..15
z. 20 rds, of w. 40
rds. of LOT 1 ........,.15
PIT. LOT l des. in
Vol. 35 d. p. 1852 lib
N IL of N IL NE
NV II
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-07
Sanborn w. Subdivision
of Govt. Lot 4
31A4O-1O

Plat of Shady Rest be-
ing Govt. Lot S So
40-10 G. Lot I
36-4Q-11
LOT ............................. 3