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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17

I'm redactOr de; nuestrO DiarlO
visit6 en- Ia tarde de aver las Off
cinas de la Comisi0n de AIimen-
tos con ell fin de entrevistarse con
el Presidente de aquel ORGANISING,
Sr. Lee, con respecto la nueva
lev que esta pendiente lie apfoba-
ci6n en- el Senado, y por virtud de
Ia cual Sc establece la oficina de
un ComisionadO de Alimentos,con
los mismos poderes-quizas mayo
res que los que ostenta la actual
Comisi6n, pues que esta solo in
terviene en- artlculos de conner y
ell nuevo Comisionado interyen-
dra, 81 la ley pasa, en- toda clase
de artfculos que considere como de
primera necesidad, tanto alimen-
ticios, como de cualquier otra cla-
Sc.
FL Sr. Lee, Sc habla marchadO
va, y el Secretario de La Comisi6n.
Sr. Vassallo, no tuvo inconvenien
tp Ell contestar alg,nas preguntas
de nuestro reporter, auhque qulso
hacer constar que no hablaba q
nonlbre de la Comisi0n de Alimen-
tos, sino por su propia cuenta, por
carecer de authorization para clio.
econ respecto la legislacion
en- proyecto,-nos dijo ell Sr. Vas
sallo,- es impossible formar jul
clio todayfa, pues I'd. sabe las al
teraciones q.son susccptiblcs de SUI
frir los proyectos de ley, mientras
nnhayan salido de ambas CANA
Muchos proyectos hi siquie-
IN a conyeltirsc en- ley; por
Zl erse poner de acuerdO los
tores sobre puntOs que sc
oaaran esenciales, aunque com
fmente antag6nicos.
"De 10. que he dido sobrc eli
aludido prOyecto, creo que el Co
misiOnadO de Alimentos, que en- el
prOyecto original bab1a de ser
nombrado'por el Gobernador, va a
ser sustitufdo por una comision
de cincO miembros, en- que ten
dram representation los tres parti-
dos poiitieQs principales, y que Sc
ran sometidSs por ell Gobernador
al Senado, para su confirmation.
Uno de estos funcionarios ,sei'a
ell Executive, con $1,000 de sueldo,
Y cuyos actos estaran siempre sil-
jetos a la aprobaci0n de la Comi-
sion.
"COn respecto a la necesidad de
esta legislation, no sc que decirle.
Hay tantas opiniones en- favor
como en,contra de la medida, y ell
Otro dia OF una discussion lafga
entire dos abogados prOminentes,
acerca de su constitucionalidad.
En- verdad que no podria decirle
cual de los dos tenia la razon.
"Que ell arroz v la manteea, 10
Easmo que otros articulos, han
subido considerablemente de pre-
clio en- los Estados UnidOs, es IN
hecho completamente cierto, que
puede comprobarse con la mera
lectura de la prensa comercial
americana y que seguiran subien
do estos artlculOs, Ell esta vida
anormalque vivimos, hasta que Sc
restablezca ell merca,lo, no hay
duda afguna.
"Ud. sabe, amigo mic, que ell
comercio sielnpre, la dependido de
La lev de oferta y demanda; y que
esta ley no tiene-ni1 tentlrae en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
LA GRADUATION

del Colegio Puertorriqueiio re-
sult6 un festival magno.
FelicitamOs cOrdialisimante a
la DirectOra Srta. Pepita NOEL, a
la Presidenta sefiora Matanzo V
a la Junta Directiva que llevan
a tan alto gradO de cultura el
simpaticO plantel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
LA COMISION DE ALIMENTOS.
HABLANDO CON Ell sR. vAssALLO.

alglin tiempo,--bases fijas para sil
estabilidad. El precio del trigo
tic la nueva cosecha, cuya cuantia
va ha sido reducida a numerOs,
dcpende silnplemente de la dcman
ola que tenga. :CuantO trigo ne
costa ell mundO, de esta cosceba?
THAT is the question. ST Euro
ia La de seguir cOmprando Gil Es--
tados Unidos cuanto necesite para
su subsistencia, y el Gobierno es-
ia dispuesto seguir permitiendo
la yenta libre, ell preciO de los ar
tlculos Ell el mercadO americana
sera, simplemente, ell que esttt dis
puesto a pagar Europa. El pue-
bio americana no tendra otrO re-
medic que competir con los euro
peos Ell estos precios, pues 10 ha
bra inocentcs que guardcn las pa
pas para ell consume local a $2.00
quintal, 81 puede venderlas para
el exterior a $500.
"Yo creo que deben perseguirse
las confabillaci0nes, y 81 no hay
ley adecuada, deberia haberla; pc
TO EN- tanto cuanto ell coniercio sc
desenvuelva dentro de un -espiritu
de libre cOmpetencia, no veo NADIA
de particular Ell que venda SUI
mercancia al precio de reposici0n,
del mismo mOdO que tendr1a que
vender perdiendo dinerO 81 ei mer
cado prOductor bajara ell precio, y
la Importation de cualquier ar
ticulo a precio bajo, pOr otro CO.
merciante, lie Obligara vcnder
ICON aquella perdida.
Si pudiera obligarse al conner
cio por igual a proyeerse dc pro-
visiOncs para TN tempo determi-
nado solamente, serla facil este
control, porgue todOs habrlan
pagado precios similares; pero no
siendo este possible, ereo que la
cOmpetencia sc encargara de nive-
lar los precios, a no ser que eXis-
la la contradiction; y ell este case
cl GObicrnO deberia intervenir.
"La actual C0misi0n esta va Ell
su liquidaci0n, y creemos que para
el 30 de este mes habremOs liqui-
dado nuestras cuentas. Perd0ne
me que no lie de detalles sobre este
pero no estOy autorizado, y, ade
mas, nueStro informe final, Ell ell
cual va estamos trabajando, dara
mas cabal idea de nuestra labor.
La COmision de Alimentos sc
enorgullece de que la prensa y ell
pdblico en- general hayan pedido
su restitution. Esto simplemente
indica que cumpli6 con su deber.
Sus hombres tienen otras obliga-
clones que cumplir y ninguno de
ellos permaneceria aqui un minu-
to mas del necesario.
"Ellos opinan que la guerra,
practicamente terminada, los re-
vela de ulteriores sacriticios, que
han sobrellevadO por mas de dos
anos. I'd. sabe que estos cabale-
ros trabajaban sin remuneration
alguna, y que el trabajo dc mas
de is meses fue labOriOso v cons
tante"."
Nuestro redactor di6 las gracias
al Sr. Vassallo, Y Sc retro creyen
do haber tornado Ell sus ap,tntes
las manifestaciOnes mas importan
tes del Sr. VassallO, quien sabra
excusarn0s 81 nos hemos equivOca-
do en- alguno.de sus conceptos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
LA ORACION BLANCA.

Vino JESUS Su forma blanca maravillosa -
V0lc6 s0bre los marmOles resplandOr celeste.
Y, envolvi6 los pecados del Cesar su veste =.
Y, habl6 los hombres como pOdria hablar la rosa. .
b..
As, cruz6 ell camino largo siempre adeante.'
Y levant6 los muertos de sepulcrOs. TOdo
Sc satur6 de anheIOs de eterna vida, ante
La graca parab6lica de SUI elOcuente modO.
a..
asi, bellO en- la fuerza de gentil persona,
SegudO del MisteriO, pOr DiOs de luz cercadO,
Hzo mas con la sangre lmpa de su cOstado :.
Que todos los monarcas del Cetro y la Corona j.. 81
Fue con que ell santO dOradOr de la Vida
Dej6 ell alma del Mundo sanamente florida.
Fue sembradOr de estreas manO traslucda !
Sc mueve una siembra de eternidad de amOres.
La Humandad ha tempo duerme bajo egida,
Como bajo la egida de David ell poeta. j
Senior milo JesucristO, dueHO de aguas flores, j.
Dame la cIave Gnica de tn fuerza secreta e.-+ y
haznie bandO evangelcO, como TIL, en- mis- dolores.
CristO crucifcadO pOr nuestrO bien; Senior i
Del beso las sonrisas, del vino ell amor;
POrque la sangre roja que vertiste fue vino
es vino en- esta Cena del smbOlO divinO
En- la cue doce Ap6stoes Sc beben tu esplendOr;
Porque tn carne mansa fue pan para los pObres;
a tu palabra Sc vuelven OrOs los cObres;
POr ESQ, este mi ramO tejido flor for.
TIE he vistO mis- ensuenOs repOsar en- las cumbres;
De ALI lamar ell granO, que en- la manana clara
Cae en- los surcos diafanOs en- los prepara , :
La foracion gloriosa de las futuras lumbres. -. =
Senor que estas muriendo pOr una eternidad
PerO que cada anO resucitas de nuevO,
Como este haz dc amores que dentro de mi llevO
que muere resurge de nueyo tn bOndad.
Senior: nadie te Ovida porque tu fe serena; ~
Y asi como la Innensidad de TT Sc LENA /
TOdo tn Ser Sc hace luz de Inmensidad.
{
POr tn belleza blanca, segurOs de 81 msmO,
Los martres ansi0sOs de amarte pOseerte
A la diestra del Padre, daban la Muerte,
Sc daban a la Muerte vioena heroismo..
I.-
P0rque, cuandO las ieras de listas purpurinas,
Clavaban en- las carnes sus dientes furbundos,
Ante los Ojos, lenos de visiones albnas,
Aparecan claros los ofrecid0s MundOs
E. RIBERA CHEVREMONT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
NOTA OFFICIAL DEL DEPAR-
TAMENTO DE SANInAD

InfOrme didriO sObrefebre tif0ideG
San Juan p. r., JUNO 16, 1919.
Existencia anterior, s.; Casos
nuevos, L; fallecidos, o; en- trata-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17

ELENCO ARTlSTICO.

Circula profusamente La hoJa
yolante, en- que la Companla- de
Opera Italiana Bracale, da a co,
nocer nombres de cOnsentidOs del
arte que haran las dclicias de la
ciudad de San Juan.
Ell repertoire es primoroso, y
consta de las filigranas llricas de
los grandes maestrOs.
Felicitamos a la sociedad de
San Juan por la llcsada dc la
Compania Bracale.
Hip0lito Lazaro con SUI mimi
BILE v0z, es un reclamo; sc cOmen-
ia su lIegada como un suceso eX-
traOrdinario.
Lleguen los eXcelentes artistas
y tengan p1blicO que les aplauda
mcrecidamente.
La Opera es el mayor attractive
Ell ell rcino gcntil del arte lirico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. tomese LAXATIVo
BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario de.s7
volvera ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La
firma de E. W. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Advt. +.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
PAULINA CIANO.

La compailia "Severini-Cid, que
cuenta con tantas silnpatlas en ell
pals, puso Ell escena ell jueves ell
chispeante sainete de costumbres
cubanas "pollticOs Intransigen-
tes" debid0 a la pluma hrlmOris-
tica V brillante de la celebrada
escritOra asturiana Paulina Cia-
ito, que ha POGO Sc encuentra en-
Puerto Rico temporalmente.
La bella obrita Sc present0 a
nuestro phblico casi de improvi-
so, sin ell debido ensayo prepara-
torio v sin que pudi6ramos Dir el
damon que ell laureadO compost
tor Rafael BalseirO escribi6 eX-
presamente para ella; DAMON
que, pOr haber llegadO tarde, la
orquesta no tuvo tempo de estu-
diar.
Sin embargo de estas circuns-
tancias, ell sainete triunf0 franca-
mente, no solo pOr las escenas que
ell el Sc desarrollan, 81 que tam
bi6n por ell arte con que la aplau-
dida autora pinta Y describe
episodiOs de .esa polftica que no
sotros conocemOs, Y que la seiiO-
rita CianO ha estudiadO de cerca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
,*DESFILE SOCIAL.*

lira nosotras 10 que hemos agrade-
cido profundamente la preciOsa
mia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17
LA REPARTICION

LA n Ell "A N l. lClON
de limOsnas que sc llev0 a efec-
to en- la Capilla Franciscana ell
domingo, fue un actO cOnmOvedOr.
Mil cientO dos pesos repartidOs,
cuandO no ha seis meses Sc entire
60 a los pObres OtrO tantO.
Siga la Pia Union, SUI noble
Marcia que es como anteriormen-
tie dijimOs, mOdelO de asOciaciO-
mes.
r
ALICIA.
La bella .primOgenita hija de
nuestros queridOs amigos DIR.
Gonzalez Martinez Y su elegante
esposa Maria Luisa Blanes, que
recibi6 su octave gradO en- el Co
legio Puertorriqueho, tambien tn
vo su recuerdo de inyitaci6n pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-17

-, Advt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
Man Who SLEW
TWO KILLS SELF
IN PRISON CELL
Widow of Slain Man Is Now
in Custody,

PHILADELPHIA. Miss, Aug %
Two hours after he had confessed
ia a Coroner'S jury, TO having killed
John Breland. one OF the victims ot a
double murder committed near here
Friday, Ben fitzpatrick, IS years old,
farmer, married, was found dead in
his cell in the county jail here
When found, kilpatrick's body was
suspended by wire rope, made from
part OF 4 cox. lie was in the con-
drmned ,ell.
According to the story told the cor
oner's jury, by fitzpatrick, Brcllnd
and Lewis Burnett, hro,hers-ln-law,
were building fence with him Friday
The latter two quarreled, then Bre-
land hit Burnett in the back Of the
head with a small axe killing him.
Fitzpatrick. VINO admitted an inter-
est in Brelands wife, said that lew
minutes later, with the same weapon
lie slew Breland in the same manner
Mrs. Breland, who is 81 years old
and very pretty, was taken into Gus.
tody. No formal charge has been
placed against her, She has five chill
dren.
When the murder Of Burnett and
Breland was discovered Friday u was
thought they had killed each other.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
COMPERS MEETS
WITH ACTORS
Labor Chief May Bring
About Peace.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-Mots ru-
,nors OF peace. Conferences between
Samuel 6ompers and two members
OF the Actors Equity association and
representative of the Producing
Managers association gave rise TO a
report that negotiations 10 bring
about a settlement OF the theatrical
s,rike are under way
An Injunction restraining members
OF the Equity association from inter
iering with the production OF the play
~ Regular Feller" was signed by
Supreme Court Justice Hendricks
Grant Stewart, secretary Of the Equity
association, issued a statement call
ing attention to the fact that the ac-
tors side Of the question has not yet
been presented.
"The 7. NJ. A." the statement adds,
persists in prolonging the strike ap-
yaren,ly regardless OF the bill Of in
IDENTITIES which IS steadily phing up
against them
Arrangement, have been made by
the entertainment committee OF the
equity association for the presenta-
ton OF a new show. The Equity Re-
vue." Monday night. This produe-
tion will be presented under the
profit sharing plan as will the other
productions now being arranged by
the committee. The proceeds of all
will he turned into the equity treasury
Tor distribution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should he used very carefully.
ii you want TO keep your hair looking
its best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins il.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut OIL shampoo
(Which is pure and greaseless). and is
better than anything che you can
use.
One or two teaspoonful, will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
mois,en the hair with water aud rub
It in. 1t makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather, which rinses on, easily
removing every particle Of dust. dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The halr
dries quickly and evenly, and il leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky. bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, its very
cheap. and a few ounces will supply
every member OF the family fol
mCnths. --(Adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28

lurid colors upon the canvas OF her
imagination.
you said something about poison
when you came in," | wen, on. WAS
that the cause OF her DEATH"
Her physician says !, was.
when did it happen| II seemed
to me that my own heart almost
stopped beating while | waited ior
her answer
Quite late this afternoon. ! didnt
hear OF il until about an hour after II
happened. What train did you take
in'" she broke off ,bruptly.
| told her, adding the information
tina, had just missed the one before
Then you must have been a, the
school when i, happened" she cried
excitedly. "Did-dld-Kenne,h ,ele.
phone you there this afternoon
(CopyrighD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
Wireless Planned
For Every Kitchen

NEW YORK, Aug. pa wireless
telephone device, with a range of ten
to twenty miles, which can easily be
set in pony wireless" panel at an
ordinary lamp socket and permit a
person 10 talk to a neighbor around
the block. or friend in another city,
has just been perfected by DR.. Lee
De Foret, the radio expert. accord
ing to an announcement made by him,
This device, he says, permits the
use OF the usual house lighting alter
mating current, instead OF direct cur
rent requiring high power generating
plants DR.. De Forest says that he
mas conducted successful experiments
in this city, and that the operation
Of this device is no more difficult
than calling central.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
Huns to Restrict
Free Use of Coal

BERLIN, Aug. 8.-That any pos
sibility of averting . coalless winter
is regarded as a forlorn hope. 10 in
dicated by reports received from the
Siiesian and Ruhr coal fields, the ae-
ton taken by municipalities In many
sections Of the country and the re-
strict e measures agreed upon by
the coal commission, which promise
about as much light and warmth as
the winter moon.
Greater Berlin was informed yester-
day that II would be permitted to in
dulge in The luxury Of . bath on the
first and third Friday Of each month.
Kitchen ranges will not be permitted
to operate between the hours Of 8
and II: 80 a. m, and and J .. m.
The use Of bathroom ovens and OF all
emergency heating devices consuming
coke briquettes is also prohibited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
My Heart and
My Husband
The Way Madgs Quieted Alice Hol.
combe and Heard Some Of
BY Adele Garrison.

Her Story.
T CLOSED the door OF the living
room, switched on the ligh, and
walked over to the huddled, shrink
ing figure Of my friend.
Don't try TO talk just yet unle.
you must" | said. slipping my arm
around her and drawing her head 20
my shoulder. One glance into her
eyes, wide opened. burning with hor-
ror, had told me that she was labor
ing under q nerve strain which il was
highly advisable to lessen II possible.
She turned her face against my
arm, elutching At my hands with fin
gers that trembled convulsively.
IL must tell - you" she
choked, then her overstrained COM
posure gave way, and she began TO
sob--violent, shuddering sobs that
wracked her whole slender body.
slipped my fingers to her eyes
cautiously in the hope that the blessed
relief OF tears had come to her. bu,
her eyes were dry and hot. And then
sat holding her closely, tensely,
straining my ears for some slight
sound which should tell me that my
mother -in-law had kept her word and
had put a glass Of restorative outside
the door.
At last II came, the merest wrath
OF . sound, but recognized it.
waited until she had time to 90 up
stairs again. then slipped away from
Alice and opened the door to find not
only the glass had expected but
baSin OF cool periumed water and
small towel.
With a silent blessing upon my
irascible but sterling mother n-lav
for her thoughtfulness l took th'
things back to my friends side ant
put my hand upon her head. which
had slipped to the arm OF the ehai
when ! had left her. The sobs wer'
quoted now, but there was something
about the listiess figure that alarme'
me.
Here, dear, lift your head for me,
I commanded peremptorily.
She obeyed me, but | saw that he
lips Had lost their color and that he
face was gray. while her hands wer
cold.
"Drink this" I held the pungen
liquid to her lips, knowing that II
were the mixture usually favored b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
u. S. to Sell 100
Old Naval Vessels

WASHINGTON, Aug. R-Morc
than 100 naval vessels Of widely
diversified types, including seven old
type O sunboa,s. several converted
yachts, one monitor, 4 tug and about
70 standardized submarine chasers Of
the ll0-foot type, will he Offered for
sale to the highest bidders in the near
future, the navy department today an.
nounced. Among the vessels TO be sold
are several historic ships Of the old
navy including the gunboah Essex.
Yantic. Gopher. Sandoval and Prince
ton, the Isle de Luzon and the Don
Iaan de Austria, the last two Spanish
American war prizes; the monitor
Amphitrite and the converted yachts
Eagle and Waban.
The submarine chasers Offered for
sale were built for use against Ger
man U-boats. They are $50 horse.
power each, equipped with three stand
ard gasoline engines. rated At lS
knots an hour and measure ITO feet
over all, with = draft Of five feet
Bids will be received q the navy
department up TO noon OF September 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28

my mother in-law IN emergencies It
was strong enough for the effect !
wished.
Quiet At Last.
She drained il chok.ngly, but its po-
tency was soon apparent in the color
which came creeping back TO her
checks and lips, and in the humanik-
ing OF her eyes, which had looked be-
fore like those OF some wild thing
trapped.
Her lips parted in attempted speech,
bu, interposed quickly.
"Not q word yet | said, dipping
the towel in the cool water and be-
ginning TO lave her face. kept up
my minis,ra,ions until the dry heat
left her eyelids and | felt her relax
comfortably against me.
"Thank-you." she said little
later, raising her head. "l-an-per-
fec,ly - all - right-now, and-you-
must--lis,en."
"Of course" responded promptly
drawing a chair close to hers, seat
ing myself so that | was facing her
Her hands were relaxed. quiet in hei
lap. ! did not put mine over them
a, I would have done with almost any
other nerve-wrzcked woman, for
OWNED that she was morbid,
ashamed Of her breakdown, and knew
that my best kindness to her would
be a pre,ense that her poise was un'
shaken.
One Question.
"You understood what said wher
! came in, didn't you'' she asked
The forcing OF the words through hei
stiff lips was a piteous betrayal o'
her still shaken nerves. "Milly !!
dead" "
Eyes, understood YOU" I re
turned.
| saw that my betrayal Of the hor'
ror that was mine at her news woult
be the worst possible thing for her
and resolved to elicit her story which
means OF brisk questions which woult
keep her mind alert instead Of allow
ing her to paint again in continuous
narrative the awful thing which evi
IDENTIFY already had been spread il
\
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
RUSSIAN REDS
BEATEN ON EAST
FINLAND FRONT
BOlsheyiki Reported Attack
Ing in Esthonla.

LONDON, Aug. 1s-The Russian
bolsheviks in their offensive on the
northern front attempted eight times
TO force a crossing Of the Tornea
river on the eastern frontier OF Fin
land but were driven back. said a dis
patch 10 tie Daily Express from
Helsingiors today.
On the Es,honian front violeat
fighting continues, The reds are re-
pea,edly attacking in the Ostrov-
ISkov-Nelila river sector with
superior forces. Many villages have
changed hands again and again.
1t is reported in some quarters that
the Russians may attempt an invasion
Ut Finland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
Bill Is Preparing
To Settle Down
tRy The Associated Prsaa,

AMERONGEN, Aug. N.--Former
Emperor William Of Germany has
sent one OF his secretaries. Major
Bruno krauff, to Berlin 10 arrange
his finsAces and probably also 10
confer with the German government
regarding the bringing Of furniture
from the German castle for use In
his newly purchased home. the
house Of Doom.
There also have been few callsrs
recently At the Bentinck castle to sel
the former emperor thers. but there
has been 4 constant stream Of Ger
man officers and other pesseW %
Wieringen, where FredesieE AWil-
liam, the one-lims Geman crown
prince, Is residing. II 10 reported
ihst Frederick William and his
father are kesping In touch viii
svenls thrsaeh slmost daily tele.
Seese se1ts tsllaeeA -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-28
Hungarian Cabinet
Not Formed Yet

VIENNA, Aug. 2S-According 20
information from Budapest, attempts
10 constitute a new cabinet Tuesday
failed. Stephen Friedrich. premier
in the cabinet formed Angus, 10. is
holding on TO the power, and the So
cialist refuse TO form a cabinet with
hum