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The Washington times., 1925-01-20
Macon, Georgia
Change of Life !

Compound cured his mother at the
Change of Life, SO ! began taking your
medicine. After taking it for two
weeks could get out of my bed by
myself. ! am now So years old and in
better health and stronger than evet
in my life. have recommended the
Vegetable Compound to many suffer.
ing women, young and old, and you
may use my name anywhere as long
as you please. I will be glad to an
swer any letters sent to me-. -
Mrs. F. B. HEADDEN, 5 Holt Avenue.
Macon, Georgia.
In recent countrywide canvass OF
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, over 200, 600 replies were re:
ceived and SO outof every 100 reported
they had been benefited by its use.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
The Washington times., 1925-01-20

Break a Cold Right Up with
"Pape's Cold Compound"

Take two tab.
lets every three
hours until three
doses are taken.
The first dose al
ways gives relief.
The second and
third doses COM
pletely break up
the cold. Pleas
ant and safe to
take. Contains no
quinine or OPT
ates. Millions use
"Pape's Cold Conf
D un d." Price !.
thirty-five cents.
Druggists guaran.
tee 1t.
The Washington times., 1925-01-20
TRIAL FOR
WHIPPING IS
SOUGHT
Men Convicted in Poole Case
at Rockville Withdraw
Appeal Motion

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. 20.-The
appeals acted in the cases of Leroy
Rodgers, suspended Montgomery
county policeman, and Lee Ball, OF
Poolesville. convicted in the circuit
court here last week of asSaulting
Littleton S. Poole. a prisoner, with
piece Of rubber hose, has been
withdrawn by the defendants at
torney, Steadman Prescott, and a
motion for new trial filed. the
motion will be argued at an early
date, pending which time Rodgers
and Ball will be released on bond.
Coates Kekenes, twenty -five, OF
1900 u street northwest, and Miss
Diana Cleopatra Lamprokos, twen-
ty, of 1105 jefferson street north
west, Washington, were married IN
Rockville last August by Reverend
Nolan B. Harmon, 1r., pastor OF the
Methodist Church, but the parents
heard of 1t only yesterday, when
her father visited Rockville. he
left the clerk S office smiling.
Alphonso, Charles, and Frank
williams, all of Washington.
charged by the November grand
Jury with ndVlHes StO1CH AAOAlO1
from the promoters of a colored
picnic at Martinsb,irg, last spring,
will not have to stand trial as
nolIe pros has been entered by
States Attorney John A. Garrett.
The January term Of the circuit
court for this county began here
yesterday with Judge Robert II.
Peter on ttne bench. The proceed
ings consisted OF calling the docket.
entering up judgments and assign
ing cases for trial. 1t Is a non
jury term.
It is reported that Mayor Paul
D. Kelleter, of Kensington, who
recently resigned as sales chief OF
the United States Department OF
Agriculture to become director OF
the extension service of the New
York State College of Forestry. will
not Immediately leave the Govern
ment service or resign as the mayor
OF Kensington.
The Washington times., 1925-01-20
800" Legion Party

Kenneth Fl. Nash Post, No. 8.
American Legion, will hold a 800
party at 719 Thirteenth street
northwest, tomorrow night at $3.50
o'clock
The Washington times., 1925-01-20
SICK WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Can Be Carried Comfortably Over
The Critical Period BY Lydia E.
Pinkham' 5 Vegetable Compound
Note Mrs. Headden's Case

whole right side
and could not lie
on my left side. /
was in bed about
two months and
could not get up
only as my son
would lift me. At
terdoctoringwith-
out relief q man
who was rooning
with ustold my son
that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
The Washington times., 1925-01-20
Says: New York Women
Use Perfect Antiseptic
Of Kojene

The newest discovery in the antisep-
tic line is called Kojene and 1t is four
times powerful carbolic acid and
much more powerful than bichloride of
mercury, yet in spite of it's great germ
killing power one can drink 1t with
no i'll effects.
Chemists say this discovery means
that poisonous antiseptics will be ban
ished from the home where they have
long been q menace to life.
kojene is for sale by Peoples Drug
stores and all good druggists for so
cents bottle with simple directions
for use.
Evening star., 1925-01-27
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
(ContinuedD

CORNER STORE IN NEARBY MARYLAND
suburbs, suitable for meat market and general
merchandise, hardware, etc; the best location
within ten miles of Washington Address BOX
2l4-S. Star office. 29s
$40 CASH. $40 MO-; PRICE, S4. 900; LARGER
cash payment, less mo-; r. & b., Il A., 80
Woodland ave, Takoma Park, Md. 14th st.
car line. Col. 7649-W
Evening star., 1925-01-27
SALE FARMS

10 ACRES. > X. & Il. 4-CAR GARAGE. 3
chicken houses. $50 fruit trees. $50 chickens.
500 It on pike. NJ. 1888 1903 II ST. NV
j. ACRES COLUMBIA PIKE MI. u. e., >
T and b.. fur. hit. elec. range. chicken house.
timber. NJ 1893. 1903 II st. NV. .
Evening star., 1925-01-27
RENT-FARMS.

N NEARBY MD. SMALL TRUCK AND
poultry farm, six rooms cellar, porches, out
buildings good road. immediate possession
rent $50. Address Box 1873, star office. 30-
Evening star., 1925-01-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
COIIIMRIA HEIG HTS

Large modern home. IL rooms. baths. one
Of the best built homes on the hill, Sc. corner
18th and Euclid. No. 1886 Euclid St NV. !;
suitable for professional man; price reason
ahl nv
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Thinking Of Moving?
Before Deciding, See Manor
Park, d. 6.
On the 14th st. Car Line.
(E1tended)
Bungalows,
S1,95o-S750 Cash-s75 Monthly
Five rooms and bath, built-in tub, Ts oak
floor throughout, h.-w.h., artistic fireplace
one-piece sink and built-in ice box in kitchen,
attic with room for three more rooms. The
last word in electric fixtures and wall decora-
tions.
Colonial Corner Brick Bungalow
SO SOO-s1 900
: Five rooms and bath. buiit-in tub, ys oak
floor throughout, artistic fireplace one piece
sink in kitchen, attic, cellar. lots OF closet
space. cement porches. one block to car line.
This Is Unusual; 7-Room Arts
tic Bungalow
FOR So 500
-Four bedrooms and bath. h.-w.b., hardwood
floors, open fireplace, extra large living room,
one block to car line.
For You Who Like Two-Story
Homes.
sl1ooo-s1, 800 Cash-seo.Oo.
sT Son,s fully tiled Ssh txe sd
porches, breakfast porch, maids room, fire.
place, lot 50x125.
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC.
Ewes Phone franklin 1861 or Adams 6ss2-J.
FACING SOLDIERS HOME
PARK.
Owner leaving city has Just placed in our
ands this beautiful home at a reduced figure.
Six bright rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat.
electricity, hardwood floors and trim. spacious
Price.
good terms.
PETWORTH-CORNER.
On wide avenue in this beautiful section.
eight bright outside rooms, hot-water heat,
Just been placed on the market and won't last
long. Price, $12, 500; terms.
MT. PLEASANT.
nont fall to & see this one: one Similar a. h house.
wide and contains eight rooms. two baths,
built-in garage, open fireplace. French doors.
special electrical fixtures, breakfast porch. spa
Sus R1ss esGsS porch Must see
DOWNTOWN.
NEAR 10th AND r STS.
We have Just listed this beautiful s-room
house. It has hot-water heat, special cleo
condition nd throughout. Only sii 500; terms.
PETWORTH.
SEMI-DETACHED.
Practically new tapestry brick home con-
tanning beautiful outside rooms, hot-water
heat, electric, hardwood floors, colonial front
porch and double rear porches. Only $3.50;
good terms.
ON 14th ST, NORTH OF
PARK RD.-CORNER.
This house is in the first commercial zone
and is So, 900 below the market. Owner must
sell and this is a rare opportunity for some
one. rooms, hot-water heat, electricity,
ha dwood floors and trim colonial front porch
Easily remodeled.
Office open until 8 pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Realtors.
sta 15ti ct. &M. franklin 1Iso.
Evening star., 1925-01-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES,
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
8850-DOWNTOWN.
most dountow
walking are sg
remodenng
$13850-CHEVY CIIASE-Detached.
delightfully."- Of
wit frnd
porche
terms
1o50-CLEVELAND PARK
Opportunity situated
dweh In refined and convenient Is
@11
50 S95OO-NORTHEAST-Co House
particularly convenient section
tHosory red brick dwelling having all
possession and aonsfle electric lights
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes.
l4H St NV. Main $500.
Evening star., 1925-01-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
RROOKI.AND u {

Near line, a dandy detached home sit
uated on a 50-foot lot. electricity and furnace
heat; garage; best location and a good buy.
Price. SO, $50. 81 900 cash; immediate posses
sion.
Evening star., 1925-01-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ScOnffnnedl

OWNER WILL SELL AT ONCE. GROOM
house, bath. electricity, gas and garage; in
northeast section; can be seen between l and
I pm; ,o-o For further information, call Lin
Evening star., 1925-01-27
WANTED-sUBURBAN PR0P'TY
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SMALL SUBURBAN HOME IN MARYLAND:
must be cheap; give price and terms. Address
Box 221-S Star office 2qs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-29

making a round trip daily One truck
leaves Bangor at a. M, while the
other leaves Bar Harbor at the same
hour; each makes return trip in the
afternoon, leaving Bangor and Bar
Harbor respectively at o'clock.
This gives two round trips daily.
The trucks from Bangor arrive in
Ellsworth at $50 d. m and $50 p.
m. The service also includes col
lection and delivery Of goods. An
Ellsworth merchant may telephone
to Station Agent Wiggin i Ellsworth
an order on his account on Bangor
wholesaler. Mr.. Wiggin relays the
order by telephone to Bangor with
out additional charge, the goods are
called for in Bangor and in few
hours are delivered at the merchants
door in Ellsworth. That the service
is appreciated by the business men of
Ellsworth and Bar Harbor is indi-
Gated by the fact that already the
company is considering the necessity
of putting on four trucks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-29
THE PERFECT CAR
Auto Manufacturers Still Striving for
This Desired Result

(By H. H Basse president Buick Motor CO.
obtained by of the hardest kind has brought the
industry within virtually
commanding place in the industrial life of our
country has been attained there should be
o satisfied This attitude must not be
sumed industry s o retain its leading position
history this is eplete with instances
had arrived and could rest
awakened by vigorous
the principle that succeed you must
progress Every year leading automobile
they honestly believed
felt that could be
their engineers have
proved product And it has
automobiles and it will continue
long is possible make improvements.
took its slogan when
Automobiles Them" This
a predated
product by
continuous experience
develop.
Maybe he perfect automobile be built No can
howe that coveted result Tx
this this fact is recognized by the
constantly striving to
make better
This policy Buick Motor Company and it
The engineering and research STATS
working better Bucks and
better Bucks will be built
thing the industry whole that there is
tendency habit making changes merely for the
sake having this extended the curtailmen
would
utimaey-hat auomotive industry would slipping
trum that nothing stands STILL we must
continue o forward go backward
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-29

Portland were weekend guests of
Mrs. Maggie Jelison.
Albert Frost has bought new
automobile.
Ralph Crabtree of Clifton visited
his aunt, Mrs. Cora Brewer, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Leland of
Brewer We're in town Sunday, the
guests of Mrs Emma Black.
Mrs. Atwood Edgcomb has been
keeping house for her daughter, Mrs.
Elwood Frost, while she was visiting
in Bangor
John Jordan, one of our smart old
men, now in his eightieth year, is
working in the hay field every good
day, not only cutting his own hay,
but helping his neighbors.
July 27. F.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-29
HAVING BIG SALE.
ShapirO's sample Shop Moving Goods in
Summer Clearance.

Goods are moving fast at the sum-
mer clearance sale a Shapiro's Sam
pie Shop. The sale opened last We'd
nesday and will continue until Satur-
day of this week. Exceptional bar
gains are being offered Next Wednes-
day evening, at the Unitarian vestry,
in connection with the Unitarian fair,
Shapiro will conduct fashion show
which will give the ladies of Els
worth glimpse of new fall styles.
-AdVt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-29
NIariayilIc.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence North of
Bangor, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Butter
field of Dorchester, Mass, relatives
of Mrs. Clarence Brewer, visited her
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Gray and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Salisbury are
receiving congratulations ON the
birth of sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Linscott of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
La gran. Ia60lr....:.:... !.
Confirmation dc u So. pig 4

Eenador. Presidente del eomitS de
Acci6n Latina: y de Souza Dantas,
embajador de Brasil.
!, Los discursos, brillantes todos, ira
taron principaimente dc la contra
ternidad que debe existir entire los
pueblos de la raza latina Y de la
manera de estrechar los lazos. que
entire ST los unen. En- verdad, este
! banquete representa- una de las
mas grandiosas manifestations la
tinas vistas en- Paris.
La propaganda del Comite, de Ac-
ci6n Latina de la Association Fran
co-Latina Americana ha dado uil
grar paso de avance con esta fiesta
cordial. Ell Secretario General del
Comite, M. Marceau Dupont, hablo
On ese banquete de salir pronto de
Trancia, con rumbo Sur y Centre
America, y quizas las Antillas, para
crear fnevas secciones de la Asocia-
ct6n que cuenta va los mienbros per
millares y millafes. si
oportunamente dare conocer a
los lectores de Ell MUNDo algunos
de los parrafos mas brillantes de los
cradores y discutire en- detalle los
prop6sitos de esa magnffica Asocia-
ci6n que tan bellos ideales persigue.
@~w-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Editorial diario del Dr.. Frank Crane
Las contribuciones

La dificultad de nuestro presente
sistema de contribution es que es-
t& fundado sobre una base 1nala. Sc
debe pagar epor 10 que Sc gasta y no
por 10 que SO CANA.
Una contribution de esta especie
suprimiria Ell derecho mientras que
la que actualmente tenemos castiga
ell triunfo.
81 Henry Ford ha levantado un
gran negocio que 1e produce Glen mi
Homes al afio, tiene derecho gozar
de sus beneficios. Solamente los en-
vidiosos y los desconteutos Sc opo-
uen este.
Su habilidad y buena suerte lo
han llevado a un exito del cual nos
otros estamos mUy lejos. Tiene de-
Techo todos los beneficios de su
triunfo, paes los usa en- hacer que
otros tambien triunfen.
Desgracisdamente en- ell asgnto de
las. contribuciones seguimos el prin-
cipio de sacar dinero de dondequie-
ra que podamos. Tambi6n sobre Sd
Colorario: que los ricos no tienen
derecho su fortuna; que ella per-
tenece al pueblo.
Els la teoria del ladr6n y no Ia
del hombre honrado.
Hay que admirar los esfuerzos
del presidente Coolidge por reducir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
DEsDE CAROLINA

Mayo, ell florido Mayo que dio a
nuestros campos todas las fragan-
cias, colores Y ternuras, primave-
rales, tambien hizo renacer en- Ell
alma de los Cat6ncos de este pue.
bio, la fe negotiable por nuestra
religion.
No escribi6ramos NADIA con rela-
ci6n al gran acontecimiento reh-
gioso. que con ell mayor entusiasmo
Y placer hemos celebrado los Cato
licos, cualquiera information de es-
ia naturaleza, pero es necesario que
la isla entera sepa, que en- Carroll
ma, sabemos conservsr, en- Ell relica-
carlo de nuestros corazones, una de
las cosas buenas que nos dej6 Es-
pafia, la religion Cat6lica.
Pues bien, durante las nueve no.
ches, que de servicios rehgiosos Sc
dedicaron la Santfsima Virgen,
-el Temple Sc VIC invadido por IN
mensa muchedumbre, que avida de
brindarle toda su adoraci6n a La
fe, reina del cielo, iba ALI con 81
mayor recogimiento.
No podemos pasar inadvertida Ia
labor realizada por la Congregation
de Hijas de Maria, para que La ies-
ta resuItara brillante, esplen6orosa
Hubo tambien fanilias catolicas
Que recordando los pasados item
pos, dispusieronse a cooperar deci-
didaniente para que las novenas
dedicadas La virgen tuvieran ur
exito resonante.
Ante ell esplendor y brillantez de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Ell AUToMoyIL EN- pUERTo 8

=
A nuestra mesa de redacci6n ha
llegado ell tercer nimero. de la inte
resante revista lei Autom6vil en-
Puerto Rico.
La revista, como siempre, viene
repleta de lectura amena relaciona-
da con la importante industria del
Automovil, este Vefiiculo que cada
vez Sc hace mas inprescindible en-
Puerto Rico.
La edicion es un, nuevo triunfo
del amigo sefior Fernandez a quien
felicitamos por 10 bien que esta di-
ligiendo una revista que todos los
duefios de automobiles leen siempre
con interes y gusto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Ell BARRIo oBRERo LUCIA PoR
FUNDAR UN HOSPITAL.

Hemos tenido Ell alto placer de de-
partir un agradable ratio con una Co.
pisi6n del Barrio Obrero, compuesta
por las senoritas Carmen Maria We
lazquez, Julia Rodriguez, Maria Do
iores Rosado, Justina Encarnacion,
la seflora Maria Marques de villafa-
ne Y Ell senior Jose villafane, quie-
nes laboran coifstantemente por Ia
fundaci6n de un Hospital en- ese
irnportante sector de la ,ciudad.
Hace tempo que desde nuestras
columnas venimos defendiendo esta
bella idea Y ahora nos place en- extre-
mo haber podido cambfar impresio.
mes con esta simpatica- Comisi6n.
Segdn nos dicen los que la CONF
ponen, ell lunes pr6xino Sc celebra-
ra una reunion en- la Oficina de la
Administration del Barrio Obrero
para tratar de este importante asun-
to Y para ella quedan invitados to
dos aquellos que Quieran cooperar
en- la brillante y noble iniciativa
Mucho nos alegra saber que va
Sc esta luchando por fundar un Hos
pital tan necesario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

los gastos del gobierno. Pero Ia re-
ducci6n de los gastos no hara des-
aparecer La necesidad de pagar La
deuda en- que incurrimos en- la gue-
rra.
Esta deuda seria f&cilmente raga
da con una contribution sobre los
rticulos vendidos, y no sobre Las
ganancias. Esta contribution pasa-
ria casi inadvertida por la gran ma
ga del pueblo y seria facil de CO.
brar.
Actualmente ell gobierno tiene que
niantener un gran ej6rcito de ofici-
nistas y expertos para saber cuanto
gana cada persona.
Hay muchas injusticias y evasio-
nes con este sistema. 81 nos sorpren-
de La manera como Sc esta evadien
do la Ley Volstead, mucho mas de-
bia asombrarnos la manera como 80
est& evadiendo el pago de contribd-
clones.
FL imponer una contribution So
bra algo que SO vende, es
cobrar contribuciones de algo que
osta la vista, que no Sc pueda
ocultar. Conservaria el capital y 10
1mpulssrfa a producer mas, mientras
que ahora 10 ahuyenta y 10 lanza
por mil caminos para evitar pagar.
Copyright, 1925. por The Nc clu-
re Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
FL Cob. Towner T..
Usntsnzaeaon De n Il. Say.

pFueba. FL doctor Longley coloc6
SIn ndrliero de insignias del ejercito,
ancluyendo un caduceo, emblema
del cuerpo medico, ell que es usado
en ell licuello del uniforme. Despues
de observar Is insignias metalicas
por espacio de un nainutos ell desco-
nOcido tomo ell caduceo " trato de
prenderlo en- su cuello. m
Unexamen cuidadoso de su ro-
pa demuestra que la camisa que
usaba, y que lleva una marca de
tren de layado con las iniciales s.
u. c., era de un tamafio mucho ma
yor del que 81 debia usar. Tenfa
aun cintur6n con la inicial T. en- Ia
hebilla-
FL doctor Longley telegrafio
varias .direcciones en- ell Este, dom
de crey6 que podrfa conseguir al
Sguna information del desconocido,
pero las respuestas recibidas hoy
no arTojan ninguna luz sobre su
identidad.
Todo tiende a dernostrar que es-
tes Unfortunate hombre era medico
en- algdn ejercito, dijo ell doctor
Longley. No creo que perteneciera
al ejercito americana. pero conoee
la insignia del cuerpo medico, q PEI
sar de su condici6n mental. Creo
que fue herido en- Ia cabeza duran
te la guerra y que sufri6 una ope-
raci6n en- ell craneo. Sufria proba-
blemente de fascination, Y fue a
Ia Clfrlica de Mayo para consular
con los cirujanos de allf sobre me-
sdidas curativas, y en- ell curse del
.sviaje fue sorprendido por algunos
ladrones, que 10 despojaron de to-
do cuanto tenia, lie pusieron una
camisa vieja y destruyeron todas
las rnarcas de indentifcacion y 10
colocaron en- pn sitio en- que pudie-
ra ser encortrado Y recogido. Pro-
bablen1ente recibio un golpes.sobre
la cabeza que lie ha producido la
ccndiei6n en1que ahora Sc encuen-
4ra1i4-a.s.- z.--ss. r. s ...sls ~.
4 Ell doctorsy.I ieley- y los otros
slnedicos manifestation esta mafiana
que una operaci6n Immediate en- la
Clinica- Mayo seria necesaria para
impedir Ia propagation de Ii para
Isis. Tienen Ia creencia de Due
q ruando Sc practique Ia operaci6n
~ Sc evite la preston cerebral el
desconocido podra identifcarse y
hacer claro 10 que parece IN mis-
terio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
LA NGRATITUD

La ingrst.tud no es IN vicio, es
Una passion infame; hay pasiones
que honran como la gloria, como el
amor, pero Ia ingrat tud no tiene
exphcaci6n ag na, nj I'M fin de
rtiiidad, gus la justifque los ojos
del mundo. Las pasioneS mobiles en-
grandecel. Ell espiritu y convierten
al hombre en- IN ser superior; mas
las pasiones como el juego, La en-
triaguez, los placeres extraviRn al
Eombre y 10 rebajan al nivel de Ia
fiera. La ingratitud es la Ultima
( degradation del hombre, La mas
vergonzosa para el ser humane es
la prostitution de Ia conciencia; La
cri1ninaldad cobsrde inactiya,
porque es delito moral sin c&rceles,
sin, jueces, sin conciencia. La in
gratitud es condicion de los malva-
dos, hipocrita sin corazon, es en- fin
el placer de los ingratos.
| ICual es Ell origen de la ingratt-
tud? Dificil es decirlo. Desde que
Jesds a cierto. pueblo hebreo le
diio: "MUchas obras buenas he he
cho, Gpor cual me apedreais? En- cs-
ia sublime Erase esta retratada la
ingratitud que va existia. En- algu-
nos pueblos Sc consider6 como deli
TO, castigandoles con penas seve-
ras; pero, todo cae bajo ell peso del
tempo, esta tambi6n SO borr6 del
libro de la vida.
La ingratitud LENA las paginas
de la Historic: no hay sabio, legis-
lador, guerrero, inventor, que no
haya cafdo bajo ell peso de La ingra-
titud. JESUS redentor de la huma-
nidad; Colon y sus Observation-Disclosures:
Cesar por sus triunfos y Mufoz
por su Puerto Rico.
Pero entire las ingratitudes, la
que representa- un delito imperdo-
nable, es la ingratitud de I'M hiio
para con su madre, quien So sacri-
flea por nosotros. A mi humiIde
entender, estos hijos ingratos debie-
ran levar impresos en- sus frentes
la palabra: "INGRAToS''
Los genios del NAL Sc habian es-
parcido por ell mundo; hallabase
entire ellos Ia envidia de cuerpo es-
cuahdo, rostro amarillento, Iabios
blasfemos, a que 80 considerable ell
ser mas feo e inmundo, Miraba a
sus compaheras con envidia y rem
cor, porque eran estas mas hermosas
que elias. Sc quej6 a los poderes
infernales; le aconsejaron un plan
d1abohco. Cierta noche suplant6
la lujuria, entregandose al egofs-
mo. Asi la envidia fue madre de
Ia ingratitud, un ser inmundo
ceforme, de tai modo asqueroso v
repugnante, que su madre hugo
abandonandolo su suerte. Desde
entonces anda La ingratitud por es-
tos mundos de Dios.
Antonia SANCHEZ.
q II G