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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Arrests Of Increase in
u. S. Since Prohibition
Totals Were on Downward Path Until
Dry Law Was Passed

WAsHRGroN, March eo.-Tho
w number OF arrests made by pc.
lice turnout tho country has In,
creased nearly 90 per cen, since pro.
hlhitiou.
This Is not statement by tho
VETS II Is an admission by the
Aptl'Salonn league,
The league mado a survey Of all
tho arrests made In 100 representa-.
tive cities, located In 81 states and
ranging In population from 5000 TO
5000 600.
The survey showed that during the
three years preceding prohibition
1917 1918 and 1919 tho number Of
arrests made IN these cities was
steadily decreasing.
II showed that since prohibition
the number OF arrests has been rap.
idly on the Increase,
In 1917 there were few moro
than i.o5OoOo arrests for all causes.
In isls the number dropped 20 less
than 100000. In 1919 II dropped to
slightly more than 100000,
But IN 1899, tho first dry year, tho
number uf arrests Increased 20
nearly $4,000, In 1921 It jumped to
moro than i.iOo. 000, In 1899 Il
scared 10 nearly 1850. 600. In 1898
Il stood az moro than 400 900. And
tho figure Tor 1894. estimated at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
AdvertIsement)

pose of grinding the food in their
stomachs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
EUROPE RAPIDLY
COMING BACK
Currency Parity Is Now Big
Question OF Continent

GENEVA, March 2o.--Europo is
rapidly coming back. according TO the
Permanent Financial and Economic
commission OF the League OF Nj
tom
This commission, composed Of some
OF tho best financial and economic
authorities IN tho wnrld-men who
created tho League Of Nations. plans
for tho financial reconstruction OF
Austria and Hungary AFRO regarded
n1 the highest possible authorities.
They have followed II an detail ever
since tho first financial and economic
conference held IN 1890 IN fact. u
has been due largely 10 the adoption
by tho various European govern.
mcniH OF the recommendation made
by that conference, TINT Europe b
now getting back onto it's feet.
According TO tho Leagues commits.
sion the definite progress being made
tn Europe A TO be seen first Of Ali In
tho manner in which tho various
countries are getting their currcn-
cies stabilized ana In the balancing OF
their budgets.
Countries which up 10 the present
time have virtually succeeded In sta
bilixing their currrncies Brc. accord
ing 10 tho commission. Austria. Ger.
many, Hungary. Switzerland. Czccko.
Slovakia. Sweden. Finland. Esthonia.
Poland. Lithuauia. i.aiviB, Dantzig.
Serbia, France. Belgium and I,nly
The next great qucrtion which
these countries win now haze 20
solve IN their march back 10 the nor.
NAL win he whether they viii try
20 get back 10 tho prc.war parity
as regards tho value Of their cur.
reney or whether they Will establish
an entirely now basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Crocodiles, like ostriches. swallow
pebbles and small stones for the pur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
RUSSIAN OPERA
. SINGER HERE
Noted Baritone to Appear
in Concert at University

Formerly Russian grand opera
singer OF note. Vastly GromakoYsky
will appear tn concert AZ Douglas
Hail. East 4Sth and University way,
Monday evening. March %,
since his locating recently in tho
University district. many club
women have taken an interest IN the
Russian artist, finally prevailing
upon him 20 appear In concert az tho
University hall,
''IIc has a baritone voice OF slngu.
lar richness and power and he sings
w'th dramatic power that s con,
tAgiouS," said Dean Frederick NJ.
Paacitord % tho University, after
bearing Mr., Gromakovsky sing.
Mr.. GromakovSSy Is a graduate Of
1e Moscow Philharmonic Institute
ot Music and has followed tho opera
since hts first appearing az tho the,
alter In MlnSk,
Ho win 10 accompanied by Miss
Constance Phillips. Tickets are on
sale AZ Bush 6 Lane. tho University
Music Store and the book stores ia
the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
WOMAN GETS POST

ATHENS. Grecce--Mrs. Dorothy
Sutton of Colebrook, Conn, has been
appointed director OF tho new Child
Welfare bureau OF the Near East
Relief ut saloniba. having jurisdic-
ton over child feeding among 100000
refugees in Macedonia and Thraco.
Mrs. sutton's duties will include
search thru the refugee camps for
relatives and friends Of orphaned
children already under American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

mings. Smart, yet practical. AT
wool materials. Fully lined. All new
shades. Just what any mother would
want for her daughter. Priced way
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

leaving the president victorious, that
would msan the restoration Of an alb
salutIst system, which in its turn
would point TO the return OF the
monarchy. Germany may eventually
overthrow tho republic, but as long
as tho republic cndures. the presi-
dent win be kept in his constitutional
bounds as a figurehead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
$3.50

and give complete Sizes Z to IA
satisfaction-dollar for dollar.
Dainty printed patterns in various
color combinations effectively trim
med with lace and ribbon. This low
price would hardly pay for the ma
terial required to make one of these
dresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

arrests Is due Go automobile and
traffic causes. sanitary regulations
enforced school laws and a host OF
municipal ordinances. These arrests
show We are more careful OF the pub.
lie welfare not that We are more
criminal"
Wet leaders, however declare the
figures only show that intoxlcatlon
Is rapidly lnereaSing while crime IN
general Is still moro rapidly increas,
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
FARMERS PLANT
MORE WHEAT
Federal Crop Board Reports
aon Spring Planting

wAsHIGGTCN. March 90
Farmers OF the United States expect
20 plant 100000 acres OF 6pring
whont this year. an increase Of lao
por cent over that planted ls,t
ycnr. tho federal crop reporting
board estimated today.
Other estimates OF intended acre.
hgo included,
Corn Increase OF 80 per cent
over last year
Potatoes Decrease OF per cont
Onts-lncreaso Of 90 por cent,
Tobacco Increase OF 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
For Girls

Fashioned in at
tractive silk mix
lures that will stand
lots Of hard wear
81 ;, a.zta@o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Styled in accord
ance with the die
tates of the new
season. Clever mod
els, featuring the
new lines and trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
No SETTING sun

Now children. can any OF you tell
me why tho sun never sets on tha
British empiref"
Please, teacher. because we can,
not be trusted In the dark London
Tt.BltS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

care. The Americans, thru their Lost
and Found bureau, have succeeded IN
placing with relatives or thru adop-
ton 10000 of the children they
brought from Turkey two years ago.
II Is estimated that there are $4,000
orphans in the refugee camps requir-
ing similar care.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
San Juan. p. E.
mayo 10 de 1925.
'lanc Syrup Company.

@>sADA0@AN ASJA NF N~%AAR~HAy'
Muy seilores inios;-
Sean estas lineas para manif fsstar-
les mi agradecimiento por Ell exec
lente resultado que. he obtenido
en- mis- seis nenes despues de ha-
berles dado tomar ell preparade
de ustedes conocido con Ell nombre
de Jarabe "DUBLANC',, ell cuai
los ha restablecido completamente
de los serios quebrantos que les
ocasion6 Ell sarampi6n.
Creo que todos los padres que
Sc interesen por Ia salud de sus
hijos deberian darles tomar 81
Jarabe "DUBLANc'', que es un
buen reconstituyente y 10 recou11en
do, muy especia1mente, para los
nifios que SO crian dabiles o que
Sc encuentran en- estado de eonva'
lescencia.
Muy atentamente,
Justo G. Gill y NEGRoN,
Sierra 81. Santurce.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

hardt. viene ella de Colombia
donde, seg6n leernos enalos diaries
dc esa nacion, su exito ha sido
resonante y defnitivo. Noche tras
noche Sc llenaban los teatros de
Bogota en- donde parecia esta
Compania que en- 81 tournee por
America no ha hecho sino reco-
ger laureles.
/ Entire los artistas que cofnpo-
men la Companla descuella La Sc
fora Olga, bailarina espahola Q
quien todos los publicos han aplau-
dido deIiranteinente.
Muchos bales espanoles y ame-
ricanos lie verenlos a La distin-
guida bailarina Y, 10 mismo que
las otras ciudades de Sur Ame-
rica, nos dejaremos seducir por
Ia amenidad de una nueva Re-
vista de Toros con que la Com
panfa Sc ha anotado sus triuHfos
mas estruendosos.
Debutara la Companfa Algeria
Enhardt en- el Teatro Municipal
: sel pr6ximo martes Y seguramente
no habra una butaca yacia en- ell
yasto salon. Vaya hasta ehos
nuestro saludo mas cordial y
nuestro augurio de muehos lison-
jeros exitos.
Evening star., 1925-06-21

Vow irvariafty stop quickly enough tc
avoid hitting tho car ahead Your
chief concprn Is with the car he
mind Look into the rear-view mirror
ana you may find the man behind
about 70 ram into the rear OF your
car when IT would be just as easy foI
yCu 70 move up a few feet.
The vtsdofn OF proceeding cautiously
when a street car Is starting away
from crossing IS, Of course. sex
evident But there Is one time when
il is entirely safe 10 accelerate faster
that the street car, and YOU should
remember II when you wait TO make
time with safety. If another strect
car is nalt way across the intersect-
ing street at the time It is obvious
that you are protected against We.
hicles bearing down upon you from
the left
Unless there is. Il possibility OF he
ing able to pass street cars an4 Se'
ahead OF a group OF cars when re
turning h0meward at night II always
pays to lag behind You viii reach
the end OF the route iust as Quickly
as those motorists who fail to over.
take the conGestcd group. But you
will not have 10 stop and shift gears
at every crossing. N1t VIII you have
70 I'll your lungs with carbon mon.
a,,iGe and the stencil Of exhaus,
fumes,
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Back t. Toll Roads.


America is already back TO the 10.
road system.
This !s the Vow o. persons WHO
have studied hishway taxation meth
DDS careiully.
AT one r'.ne in Tho history o uctor
Ing 1t was common occurrence tI
be held up at the toll house and made
to pay a. fee for the privilege O;
continuing over the road. Now you
pay 1t to the State highway depart.
nlents instead of the private interests
and the gasoline filling stations have
become the modern toll houses.
The States are one by one falling
In line in the return OF the toll system
Gas taxes are following each other in
quick succession, and another State
Is likely to join the ranks any day
AT the present writing the tax is run
ming strong in 81 States and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Only few States still have free
roads. and IL is understood that only
the work involved in charging for the
use OF the roads stands as a stumbling
block
TIE highways of New York, New
Jersey. Rhode Island, Michigan, Illi-
noiS, Iowa and one or two others are
still free for limited period to the
motorist who is not a resident of the
State. If you are a Pennsylvania or
California car owner. for instance,
you can drive across the State of New
York without paying New York for
the privilege.
You cannot, however, drive through
Pennsylvania or California without
paying a highway toll, unless you
carry an extra supply tank of gas
bought in a non-tax State.
This return to the toll system is
rapidly becoming universal When
Missouri inaugurated gas tax many
car owners got around it by buying
their gas in Kansas. 1t was good
business for Kansas gas dealers, but
evidently Kansas roads became too
popular for Missouri motorists. Kansas
now charges cents gallon tax,
which for the average owner is the
equivalent of a toll of cents every
Is miles.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Tie Old Mechanic Says


i I suppose you think I'm a mind
reader because 1 can tell you what's
on each customers mind before be
even gets out OF the cay It's not
mind reaaiu my friend Just eE
rcrleucv
This man comm in now is going to
ask me 10 take d lock at the clutch
in his car. But m won't have TO tell
me : know what wrong by the
way he IS iatt!n il the clutch with q
Jerk. A careful, drlVe. docsn 60 that
once in a blue moon, but he's been
suiity twice within the past two
minutes.
I've just made some adjustments in
the steerin' of that car over In the
corner. When the owner drove In
here yesterday I startled him by an
houncinS that l was sorry to see
that he was havin' steerin Trouble
He couldn't for the life of him under
stand how I knew what was wrong.
Ye see, he forgot that l was watchin'
him make the mistake of tryin' to
turn the wheel when the car is stock
still. Any driver who doesn't help
the steertn' apparatus by givin' the
car little motion when SWingin' the
wheels is bound to pay me a visit
There goes old John Doe with his
new boat. In about month he'll be
comm in for a consultation over his
noisy motor. There'l be knocks OF
wide variety and he'll be tellin' me
that he got a lemon. How do l know?
Well. just look at the way he's drivfn
it. keepin' her right down below the
20-mile-an- hour limit all the way up
up hill that any wise owner would
climb in second.
You thought ! was bluffin' when
told YOU that l wasn't surprised to be
called upon to install a new set OF
rings 10000 miles before the old ones
should ordinarily wear out. But YOU
forget that I used to see you speedin'
in second gear when your car was
new. You went entirely accordin' to
the speedometer instead of sense. a
new car going 20 IN second might just
as well be driven fast 1t will be
damaged just as quickly.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
What's the Answer -:

What Is the present annual value
# the construction work Of tho high
wav Industry
2. What four principles OF separa-
ti0n are used IN the several air clean
egs now on the market
3. How do gasoline aduIterants IN
crease engine efficiency?
4. IN plugging in at the instrument
board lamp socket how can you tel
whicl wire carries negative current
and which positive?
s. Why has the deaIpuntahIe cyltu.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
gasoline arc the producing one-a+,crs

gasoline are the producing operations
OF the Texas Co. Which ct the c.oae
ot 1925. had 2.751 producing wcl!s In
the United States and % aaor4 N
Mexico In addition, the company pur-
cla-scd nearly 2l.00G, 600 barrels of
crude oil IN the United SEages and
MEXICO II requires ,423 Sal acres Of
fee lands and Ieaseholds to supply the
Texas C0. 3 own production OF crude
Despite PIPE lines. s-asn vessels and
! hargeg the C0rapan ny owned or lea sd
5Zi2 tank ears r;iat Travelled over
70 600 900 miles during the year.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Compulsory Yail sentence.

fof compulsory Jail seate1ee.
Automobile claims against the one
Insurance company in 1928 reached
S AS and exceeded II numbers ard
amounts al ether claims against the
coinpany Il cost the com pany ST G73
for hacXGr-es IN trankiug alone. S2+3s-
734 for SHEDDING and 36S1i3 for Y1ls-
takes and accidents in repairing aad
CaNlng for cars.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Odd Facts and Figures.

Despite the wealthy and sporty
population of California the latest
- liable insurance statistics show
the percentage OF high grade cars
registered in the East is considerably
greater than in the West.
II you are found guilty Of operating
a car twice within six months time
while Intoxicated, the new drunken
driver law in Massachusetts provides
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Peculiar Car Noises

Why be puzzled over peculiar car
noises There is aIways a way Of
finding out what parts OF the car are
uoc involved, and having learned
This i is easy enough 70 locate the
source OF the trouble Many an owner
wonders whether Il squeak or rattle is
in d door when he could easily hold It
open a minute and find out for sure.
Evening star., 1925-06-21

sor.sewlaat Giffal-ezt waT. In the Penn
5ylvaaia metropolis Il l. proposed 70
raake CflastRQt street . Sca ale-iavel
Ii otog gafad'c, bslsse3 ard page 2 ger
motors taking The upper level, street
ears taking tiie lower. Street ears and
motor ears 90 rot sceIn ." get on We!
togst her. and the oE~esStve idea
seems 70 ic 70 separate them.
There are enough news items and
warnings against the danger o: get
tLng short measure at the gas pump
10 make Il imperative for each car
owner to change pumps occa asinnally.
This viii often reveal the real reason
for frequent variation il gas mica 8e.
1t has been estimated in Chicago that
motorists there are losing between
/ $50o ,o39 and $750.000 q. year in pur-
chasing gasoline. Fifty per cent Of
the purchases made hy official testers
were found 70 snow shortages OF from
5 to 2A ounces f1Ie 70 defective pumps.
One OF the Biggest items was the fail
tire Of many attendants 10 pump the
fulI amount Of gas called for.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Views on the News.

Street cars have been abandoned in
favor Of the automobile in Phoenix,
AriZ., according TO the latest report
from street car interests. This IS I'm
xlaring contrast to Philadelphia, where
thev are burying the street car in
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Very Little. Bur Often.

The cam Of the distributor is one
Of those places whore a little oil or
vaseAne Is necessary for quiet opera
don and where the only way to pro
vent both over-oIlug and Starvation
IL brication" is 10 attend 10 the matter
often.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Three Traffic Tricks.

In driving a car with four-wheel
brakes 1t Is no longer necessary to
watch the car ahead closely in order
to be ready to grasp the emergency
brake for the quickest possible stop.
Evening star., 1925-06-21

dor head never rcen accepted as tho
ideaI construction W al e. siEears and
ma nut eta r@rs2
Think these over dur.ng the week
Evening star., 1925-06-21
THE SUNDAY MOTORIST
An Ibe;dscd 1fasasiae for Ca, Ouaers
EDITED BY WILLIAM ULLMaN

Man Is so constituted Ynat l,p ysIh
do more howiiug about a ianlage'i tire
than over a sirieAen conscience.
Evening star., 1925-06-21

and lo9s for tire answers next Sunday
III his department Thsy may sur.
Prise J6U)
tCopy-ght, 1881
Evening star., 1925-06-21

To Keep You Riding.
Typical Of the industry required 10
supply American car owners With
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La VHPERA=...
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matar por placer? FL espiritu me
10 ha dicho. Ojo por ojo, diente
por dierte. Sc lego la hora en- que
podamos saldar esa deuda lus4 tie
ne va casi dos mil afios y ontonces
podre yo pasar un plano supa-
rior.
Jose Oscar sinti6 un sudor frio
que le corria por la frente. NO
habia duda: habia caido en- las
manos de un loco, pero loco furio.
SO, y estaba a su merced, sin es-
psranza, sin remedio. Quiso mover
.se; hizo un esfuerzo supreme por
rompsr o desatar sus hga furas, pc
70 ostas le hirieron sin mercsd las
carnes. Quiso, gritar, y sole un ru-
gido apagado, algo asi como el eco
de un trueno Leland, trasnas6 la
mordaza.
FL loco volvi6 las espaldss. 3
abandonandolo momentaneamente,
volvio con una lata de gasolira, La
vacio en- las ropas del preso, en-
papandoselas. Jose Oscar cxpsri-
ment6 unas angustias horribles; ca
81 no podia respirar. Luego ell otro
rompi6 las sillas Y dsmas muebles
y 10 rode6 con sus pedazos. Final
mente fue por mas gasohna, con
la que materialmente bafi6 todo.
Luego Sc dirigi6 la puerta.
! -lAdios anligo!-En el reloj del
Destino ha sonado la hora!-excla-
mo con voz espantosa. Y encen-
diendo un f6sforo, 10 echo al sue
10, saliendo rapidamente y cerran-
do la puerta con lave.
Las Ilamas Sc aduenaron de todo,
" con rapidez horrorosa encontra.
ron el cuerpo de Jose Oscar. Este
expsriment6 un dolor horrible. Guar
do el fuego apres6 sus pies. Perc
cuando las llamas, como una ser
piente internal subieron por su
cuerpo, al llegar a la cara del des,
graciado...
-lEh, amigo muevase! Hace ra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-12
JUNTA DE MEDIcoS
ExAM1NADoREs
coNvocAToR1A A ExAMENEs

De acuerdo con la Ley esta Jun
ia celebrara examenes para los
profesionales abajo relacionados,
durante Ell pr6ximo mes de septiem-
bre, en- Ell siguiente orden:
MEDICos CIRUJANos Y oS-
TEoPATAS, dfas l, 2, 8; VS..
PRAcTICANTES Y oPToME-
TRAS, dias y 8.
ENFERMERAS, ENFERMERos y
COGADRoNAS, dias 8 y 10.
Las solicitudes de examen y de-
mas requisites exigidos deberan ser
renitidos al Secretario que suscri-
be, Box 804, San Juan, P. r., des-
de esta fecha hasta Ell dia 90 de los
corrientes, fecha en- que expira Ell
plazo de admission de los mismos
Impresos de solicitudes informes
generates podran obtenerse del Sr.
T. Vera Riera, personalmente en- la
cficina, Allen St. No. 8 por CO
rreo.
Los examenes tendran lugar en-
Ell salon que ocupa la Junta en-
Allen No. 8, de 9 A. M. IL NJ.
y de Q a 8 P. NJ, en- los dias in
dicados.
Los candidates deberan venir
provistos de pluma y tinta.
DR.. D.. A. Biascoechea.
Secretario.
San Juan, P. R.
Agosto 10, 1925.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-12

Agosto de 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-12
MARAvILLA.

MARAvILLA.
1a.-Creo habsc dicho eli o'st-n-
tas ocasiones que 10 mas esencial
para conservar el amor de III, HON
bre .es conocer su montahdad, no ne
cesitandose para ese estudio mas
que ciertas dosis de inteligcncia y
de empefio.
FL hombre es, desds luego. bas-
tante menos perspicaz, nenos du-
.cho que La mujer en- el arte del
disimulo, Ell que no ests. obIigado
practicar para defenderse; asi
es que el conocimientc de su ca.
racter Sc hace tanto mas tacil, cuan
to mas exteriorizada IS. ssl. vida,
puesto que la franQuesa que Ia So
ciedad lie pernite unida a algo de
su propia virihdad, lie lmp:tlen re-
clrrir inltiles subterfugios.
Cuando Sc estudia con rcrspica-
cia el interes el car&cter dc un
hombre Sc We salir prcrto la su-
perfcie sus buenas cralidades o
sus defectos, los que no suele es-
forzarse mucho en- ociiitar, ST la
cortesia la bondad propia rc lie
sirven de dique.
De ahi resulta la facilidad de
emplear armas licitas para lde-
fiarse de su coraz6n.
Conocer Ell terreno es dominarlo
2a.-No creo que ell 6palo cause
desgracias; pero 81 abriga listed
ese tenor, iiselo acompan.s-s dc
cuslQuier otra piedra 10 que, Sc.
GIN los supsrsticiosos tyo no pei
tenezco al gremio), le ouita POI
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to que 10 estoy llanlando y no $
da por entendido!

da por entendido!
Jose Oscar abri6 los oioss Esta
ba frente al casino, recostado Sc
bre la rueda de su caro-, y un po-
ncia 10 estaba sacudiendo.
-si tiene sueno, vayase a In
CANA. No We usted que esta iits-
rrumpiendo ei trafco, Y no Sc pue
de estar parade nj un momento?
Hace como tres minutes que tisne
el campo Hbre. Por cierto, por po-
co mas lie quema el autom6vil IN
cohete.
Oscar no dijo palabra. Saio dis
parade con su autom6vil, pero esta
vez no sigui6 en- Inca recta, sino
que vir6 La izquierda y no par6
hasta sd casa.
Rafael Al. SALIVA.
Aeosto de 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-12

entero su malehco poder.
LAURITA.

LAURITA.
la. Tenga la bondad de leer mi
segunda cOntestacion "Flor de
Lima.
4 2a.-Pienso " no Sc necesita ser
un lince para comprenderlo), que
ese joven no la ha querido nunca,
y que es preferible que pase por
desamorado, que la engaae, sien-
do el tinico medic de conquistar
81 no SUI Garlic, su profunda admi-
raci6n, la de mostrar esa perfecta
dignidad, a La que debe sacrifi-
carse toda mujer, haciendole Greer
que sesta completamente desimpre-
sionada.
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