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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
THAN GBLlMEl
Thousands Have OiscoveTs5
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
are . Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablefs-tba sub
stib1ts for ralOmel-are q mid huf z1rr
laxative, ard their effect a tie liver IS
almost Instantaneous Tdese little olive
colored lahlets are the result II D.
Edwards determination not - treat
bverand bowel complaints with calomel
The pleasant little tablets 10 TIE
good that calomel does but ases ~
bad after ELECTS They don't infue fb-
teeth Ike strong liquids o. cainuei
They AXE hold Of the 1ulbls ard
quickly correct It Why cure ths fver
at the expense Of the teeth7 CalnmsI
Sometimes plays havoc uith ne guns
So Do strong liquids lt % bssf nor 70
take calouaal LET Or Edwards Dive
Tablets take its oians
Headaches dullress7 7rd fhzf cav
feeling cone from constipation s1c ?
disordered liver Take Ds FdH7n1-'
Olive Tablets when Won fsei wy l1n
heavy % They clear rinuJed uram
md 'per6 10" the SPIRITS inesns ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
.COALDEALER
DENIES CHARGE
OF EXTORTION

Washington. D. c., Nov. 10.-Flat
denial OF certain statements recently
coming from the United states senate
committee on reconstruction regard
Ing the bituminous coal industry has
been made by president D. 3. VENT,
OF the National Coal association
"a wholly wrong impression had
gone TO the public through these
statements. Col Wentz asserted, ad-
ding that the broad charge had been
made that the entire industry had
been practicing gross eXtoruon on the
American public
The senate committee asserts, he
said, that wrong doing has been ad-
mitted by y. g. Wentz, representing
the National Coal association. by com
missioner G. B. Aitchison n the in
terstate commerce commission, and
Daniel willard. representing -he rail-
roads
40 such admission has been made
by me. nor do 7 understand that any
such admission has been made By
either Of the others
so TO put the matter straight on
the record. I wish to deny enlphati-
csuv that there was any wrong DO
fnE in any action taken by represel-
tatives Of the National Coal associa-
fion- Of the interstate commerce com
mission. OF OF the America Railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
THOUSANDS AGREE
AS TO THIS
That BIaek-Draught Is Excellent for
Stomach and Liver Disorders,
Hence lis Great Popularity
Mississippi Planters
Enforcement.

Houston, 1nss.-7lr. J. A. Trenor. a
well-known planter Of this plaza. re-
Gently related his experience in
using Thsdsords Blaek-Draught II
don't believe there Is a better liver
medicine made said Mr.. rrsnor. 7
use Il FOR headache. stomach dis
orders aPd torpid liver.
1T Is not bad TO take. does not
leave a eonstiDatsd condition. as SO
many OF the liver pills and medicines
do. II does its work =ad leaves you
feeling Ike a new person.
Thousands OF others have found
Blaek-Draugat as helpful as 1lr.
Trenor describes. and a valuable rem
sdy for arrangements Of tbs liver.
stomach and bowels. It is purely
vegetable. having an active effect
upon the bowels. gently stimulating
the liver. and helping to Increase The
nOw OF bile.
1--lA -sn- mas oeen round 20
assist in the digestion OF feed. and
relieves constipation in a prompt and
normal way.
On account OF Blaek-Draughes
long-provsd merit and immense popu-
lzrity, many limitations are being
offered FOR sale For your eva cat
isfaction It VIII pay you to insis.
upon the genuine, ard be surs the
package bears the name sTAsdfords
BIaek-Draught."
At your drugEists-ready for In
slant useful directions IN pack
age.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Secrets OF The
Mopies RepeaLed
\ Why are photoplay stories based
J. on personal experiences seldom
' accepted By picture uroduceraf

| n Why are photoplay stories based
/ ". on personal experiences seldom
accepted By picture produeersf
A. Because few individuals have
experiences complex or broad enough
and OF the proper dramatic character
70 make them the basis for a photo
play. A large number OF amateurs
continually attempt to photoplayize
cases out Of 100 they fail 10 sell their
I stories. Cecil 3. DeMille's advice on
this Is as follows. Personal expert
ence may be woven into story 10
may furnish the starting point OF
climax, but in general, any one mans
be in spots, IS insufficient for the
/ elaboration necessary in a successful
stage or screen play. A truly sue
ceEsful photo play must be many
sided; it must be the complex result
OF many experiences" This does NOT
mean that your photoplay stories
should not be true TO life and human;
they must be the essence Of many
human lives and experiences The
real life Is sometimes stranger than
fiction. but IL is the exceptional per-
son whose life experiences can be
made into a dramatic ard compelling
story. Most Of us lead rather drab
lives and what might be hiEhliEhts
10 US would be mere commonplace
10 other people
Q. To whom Is Frank Mayo mar
rieds
A. Mrs. Frank Mayo was formerly
Miss Joyce Moore.
O. What well known screen star
appeared in the role Of @Tytlr IN the
stage version Of Maeterlinek's eBlue-
blrdnf
A. Eileen Percy.
O. where does Rosemary Theby
lireg
A. Miss Theby's home Is at 1907
wilcox avenue, Los Angeles, Calf.
@. What does the ak IN Francis
II. BuHhman'a name stand fors
A. Francis's middle name is xavier,
pronounced as though IT, was spelled
with a L. He and his wife. Beverly
Bayne. are now on the staEe.-Copy-
right, 1920 Thompson Feature Ser
vice.
Are moving picture plays en-
firciv rehenraed before being
photographed Answer to this
question will appear tomorrow In
this department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
What To Read
In New Fiction

Top OF the World" by Ethel NJ
Dell. author OF Way OF an Eagle
and Lamp OF the Desert" Another
OF Mrs. Delrs perfectly horrid but
laid IN Africa
+Leerie," By Ruth Sawyer. author
Of Seven Ways 20 Arden" Frothy
as whipped cream and as delicious
eLeerie' is Irish
Prairie Mother" by Arthur Strin
ger, sequel 20 Prairie Wife" A story
OF mother-love, courage and forgive
ness.
Belonging" by Olive WadsIey. au-
thor OF Possession" and Plane
Love story Of Paris. Africa and Eng
land -1IarEery Phelps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
LAREDO WOMAN
ENDS HER LIFE;
LOVE Is BLAMED

Chicago. III. Nov. 10.-Plunging a
Mexican dagger into her heart while
talking to her former fiance. Miss
Theodera Saunders. p years old. Of
Laredo, Texas. ended her life on the
rnezzainine floor OF downtown
hotel last night a r. Carver. Chi
caEo, declared that an engagement
between the two recently had been
broken Off The young woman left
no explanation OF her act. She was
for several years teacner IN the
Laredo city schools.
Some months ago Miss Saunders
sued a Laredo business man for
breach Of promise and after termina-
ton Of suit, made a trip to Mexico
City and later TO Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

DR.. David H. Lawrence. until re-
gently chief OF The surgical service at
the Base Hospital. Fort Bliss. has
opened offices at ISIS Mills build
ing Tor the treatment OF surgical dis
eases only Telephone 7S1-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

Tomorrow. Artistic day, observing
the request OF the American legion.
that everyone pause for q minute at
II a. M. officials OF the White House
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

A religious pantomime viii be the
feature OF The weekly meeting Of the
Square club Of the T. W c. A. at
o'clock Friday afternoon at the cen
tral branch building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

have arranged to have a gong rung
to remind Shoppers and employees Of
the request, and for one minute the
wheels Of trade at this store viii
pause.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Face Washing Hints

IN SUCH a simple matter as washing
] the face. it would not seem that
/ anyone could 80 wrong. But the
I proverb says, you know, that there
is a right way and wrong way 70
! do everything and this applies 20
l washing the face as well as TO other
/ things
The first. and perhaps the most i'm
Z portant thing. Is TO choose the proper
I soap. A strong soap VIII dry the
Z skin. make IL harsh and coarse and
I induce early wrinkles An oil soap
I is usually the best by its very nature.
] since IL takes less oil from the skin,
vet at the same tine it cleanses thor
oughly. I generally advise a CASTLE.
but this is not necessary
The next thing TO consider IS the
] type Of complexion you have. and its
present trouble 3ledicated soaps are
good for skin eruptions. The black
head powder q best for this trouble.
but should be used with a cold cream,
since &c Is very drying. Ice rubs are
can only be used when cream has
also been employed. since ice like all
astringents. is drying.
The best general stimulating meth
Cd OF washing the face, which IS also
a beauty treatment, is to hold hot wet
cloths over the skin till the pores are
open. then to rub IN the cold cream,
and 20 wash this out with fairly hot
water and soap. This Isl followed by
a rinse with clear warm water, a cold
rinse OF an ice rub Then you may
use a little powder II you wish
But all facial movements. either
massage or with the face cloth. should
be upwards and outwards-to lift the
muscles around the mouth and chin.
which are bound TO sag in time and
TO make you look middle-aEed.
C. d. E-Tou are about Is pounae
overweight. Soft kid curriers' cannot
all right as mild bleach. but there
is no necessity for using any OF the
other things that you mention.
An interested Reader.-Tou can re-
duce the chin and throat by taking
the rolling exercises. Throw the head
far back between the shoulders, then
70 the left, ana In each case describe
a complete circle, while the head lies
perfectly limp as t. rolls around over
the chest, shoulders and back. Re-
peat this several times each dav.
You can also help much by massaginE
rhs chin and throat with the palm Of
your hand Never uee any downward
strokes; they should always be rotary
or upwards.
Rose.-The preparation you men
tlon is too irritating 70 be allowed 70
dry into the skin and remain over
night. fancy you have Whiteheads.
and the treatment for them IS to prick
them gently on the top. But be sure
that you sterilize the needle. Follow
this with an application Of peroxide
Of hydrogen. which VIII heal and
cleanse the pores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

You can get Cutex IN al drug and department
stores Cutex Cuticle Remover, Nal White
Nzil Polish and Cod Cream are each 35'eents.
The Cutiele Remover comes also IN s. cent
bottles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

association. in their efforts during the
coal shortage emergency to increase
the production and shipments OF BIZ
luminous coal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
PGtter And Chatter
BY $. Z. KIsER-
The Girl He Left Behind.

The Girl He Left Behind.
THE girl he sighed only maidens may;
He gisten eyes, them away;
that she would JOY his breast
waiting where the sinks in the
whispers tremuous and sad, she promised 10 be true,
that he had others that
"The way he said, ais long,
you have made strong;
bring
THE girl left behind him turned, with pald cheeks that day,
sit alone and her newlearned grief away
upon ps-the he
every passing breeze seemed kept whispering Nance
all went vinging to the golden-inted west;
that deep and found Judgment bIeast
That night she watched the
Go down, and prayed for
Whose former plea she carelessly had answered with Jest
THE left behind him learned
And later leaned to hear the words another say;
the glorious, golden lost all charms
She found 1t comforting within anothrs arms,
that bravey
taught
The girl he left behind
Came often to his mind;
Aa he thought hOv long and sad the years you'll"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
How to have a perfect manicure

NUTEX vas especially prepared to re-
move surplus cuticle without injury
~ With IT. you can do away with cutting.
You can keep a firm, smooth cuticle and shape
iy nails. Cutex Is absolutely harmless.
First file with a steel file until your nails are
theBroPerlength. Observation-Disclosures
that It IS now considered good form to have
thenai conform TO the shape Of the finger tips
never pointed. Gently work around each
rail base, pushing back the cuticle with an
orange stick wrapped with a bit Of cotton and
moistened with Cutex. Wipe off the dead
surplus skin and wash the hands, pushing back
the cu6ele with towel
IF you Ike snowy white nail tips apply
little Cutex Nail White underneath the nails
directly from Its convenient tube. Finish
your manicure with Cutex Polish.
4 manicure set for 20 essE
For 20 cents we vii send you the Cutex
introductory Manicure Set, containing enough
Of each Of the Cutex preparations for at
least SIX complete mznicures. Use the coupon
below. Address Northam Warren,
114West 18th Street, New York City.
Mail this coupon with two dimes today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

C. D. E.-Tou are about Is pounds
overweight. Soft kid curriers' cannot
injure the hair. The lemon Juice IS
all right as a mild bleach. but there
is no necessity for using any OF the
other things that you mention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

Mail this coupon with two dimes today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

der Kiss Face Powder, 4sc.
Nadine Pace Powder, 3sc.
Hudnuts' Beth Salts, 55c.
81 Toilet Wafer, &c.
Pompeiian Massage Cream,
3sc
SOC Milkweed Cream, CSC.
Coigate's Cold Cream, CSC.
Colgate's Mirage Cream, CSC.
25c Cuticle Remover. 19c.
Quinol Hair Tonic, 49c.
Melba Talcum Powder, 1sc.
der Kiss Talcum, CSC.
15c Violet Glvs- Soap, 1oc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
LIE INTEREsA, LEA

Todas las semanas sera exhibida UNA
REVISTA MUNDIAL DE PATHE con
Los ACONTECIMIENTOS MAS NO
TABLES DEL MUNDO ENTERO, us
ted debe yer estas revistas va que pue-
de decirse que desde su asiento dara un
Wage al REDEDOR DEL MUNDO SIN
LAS MOLESTIAS del marco 10 cos
toso que resulAaria.
Estas REVISTAS PATHE seran ex
hsbidas razon de una semanal ell CON
binacion con LA MARAVILLoSA Sc
RE lei RUGIDO EN- LA SOMBRA
basada sobre ell gran descubrimien5o de
la ETERNA JUvENTUD.
Informese en- seguida con ell empresa
rio mas cerca de usted, cuando exhibe
estas maravillosas peliculas, presentada:
por
SAN JUAN FILM EX. co. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
Felix MATos BERNIER.
NO DEBEMoS PENSAR EN- BAJAs
DE PRECIOS POR AHoRA

Don Primitive Martinez, representative
de Frank s. Soler, nos comunica 10 ST.
guiente:
Nos ha sorprendido ell panico alar-
mante del comercio de San Juan de la
isla con motive de la inventada baja de
precios. Nosotros EN- la actualidad repre-
sentamos a casas importantes, de las
que tenemos las informaciones siguien-
tes: Hubo alguna baja de precios Ell
algunos comercios de los Estados Uni
dos. pero este obedecio al cambio de es-
tacion, como ocurre siempre 10 que ha
sufrido alguna baja es la seda, pero los
generos de algod6n, zapatos demas
mercancias, estan firmes, teniendo ten
dencias ALIAS, debido a la escasez v
alto costo de la elaboration, para
robustecer 10 que decimos, pubhcamos
esta carta, recibida por ell iiltimo correo
de uno de nuestros representatives:
''Se trata de una agitaci6n de prin.
cipios politicos, Y no Sc ha refejado en-
ninguna reduction de precios en- mate
riales v labor. por 10 cual nosotros no
vemos nj esperamos yer por ahora rebaja
alguna."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
LA CONFERENCIA
DE LOS REPUBLI-
CANOS EN- PONCE
CPcr coRREo,

Tai como cstaba auunciad0 por NJ
dio dc hoias susitas y aviscr - lo
psriodfco.. anochc st efestuo "a asam
blca de lor RepublicauoA ca ia anf
tomaror partc oi Dr. Bafboa. 81 Lledo
Tous Soto promincutss peisona'idadeT
pcrtenecieutcs o. csa agrupfciou. A D.
nucvo en- punto vicudo eilof qns -
habia auditor . suhcients para daf -
micnzo 4 u Asamhlea. tr dierou o.
denes de abrirse las puefias y a. pc
miti. Ia ontrada Al local a. iar pefeo
mas que estaban On los aireiorts. ar IN
portar suf idea poiitleas. Entraron -
cialitss. unionistaF indepeniienteH
No hay que deeir cue ioN oradore.
tuvieron frascs duras para los hdsssa
do Ia Union Sc iev cfiiig6 duramenie
Trataror de prcsentaf Al schof Bsrcs.t
como ur cncmigo absolute de ios sotts
listas. para rohusiecer ga hipotanls
rccordaror Il incidents hahido entire e
Prcsidcnfc de- partido 81 sch0t fxis
sias, en- II Senado
r. discurso de- Liedo Tout Soto fat
ur llamamiento a los sociaiistaf pafs
que votaran el ticket repubiicano
Los elemsntos socialists cue acudiefon
al acto. abandonaron s0hitaments u lo
cal.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
ACADEMIA DE MEDIcINA

Las dos illtimas sesiones de esta docta
corporation, celebradas en- mayo 81 y lu-
nio ounce fueron consagradas. como 70
das las anteriores del prescnte curse,
al importante tema del diagnostico di-
ferencial de nuestras pireNas
FL doctor Gutierrez Igaravidez consu
mio ell turno que habia dejado pendientc
al tratarse de la separation clinica del
paludismo con las sepsis biliares; dadas
la frecuencia de estas tltimas afecciones
EN- nuestro pals y las dificultades diagnos
ticas que da lugar su tipo febril fren
te a la malaria de forma intermit tente,
en- vista, ademas, de 10 comunes que
son las de.erminaciones hepaticas de es
te origen, el aconseja en- los casos dudo-
SOS una prudente abstenci6n terapdu.
tica que de lugar prolongar la obscr
vaci6n clinica hssta que haya datos su-
ficiente para una debida corecta dife-
renciacion.
El doctor Torregrosa lego sus comu-
nicaciones quinta y sexta, terminando
la distinction clinica de las palndic7s in.
,ermitentes con las fiebres septicas, ocu
paHidose de las endocarditis y Ia sepsis
externas y generalizadas, y tratando en-
la ultima session del diagnostico del mis-
mo paludisno con las febres dc Ia 81
fills secundaria y visceral y con las que
ocurren en- la clorosis, la anemia PERM
cicsa, las leucemias v otras discrasias
sanguineas.
Ell doctor Coronas apunto algunos da-
tos de interes acerca de Ia formula he.
matologica de ciertas anemias graves
por el estudiadas
La Academia, por conducto del doctor
del Vale Atiles, que presidio la Ultima
noche, dio una salutaci6n afectuosa al
doctor Rivero, quien. despues
de una prolongada ausencia. sc encuen
ira acidentalmerlte en- San Juan. de pa
SO para Europa, Y asistio a Ia session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
voCEs AJENAs

6srAn acogidGS tOdas Las ideas refs
rsntes al estudio de todos los Hspec
tOS en- que pueda plantsarSs nueStro
Stains ,, por cOnsiguiente, los parti-
darios de todas las soluciOnss tSDdrAn
igual dsrecho . mandarnOS suS trsSa
jos. Estos 90 pubIcarkA con In 1r-
ma de- sus autorss, ain suyA eSndiSiSz
no les daremSS eabida.
Creemos innecesario declr que, dads
In indOls de este pri6dico y Il eul
Tura de los sscritores que deSeen pres
car su valiOso Soncurso, no Aparsce
Dersonslmente a ninguno do los man
sxpOnorse Q debattr1s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
KermeSSe en- NaTanjitO

Ell domingo llevose efccto una
hermosa keTmcSSe con motive dc Ia
celebration de la traditional fiesta Dc
San Antonio, cuyo heneficio ha sido
destinado a Ia rcparacion del temple
catolico
La fiesta resulto muv lucida. gracias
la iniciativa dc las entusiastas Sra
Carmen NJ. de Wales, Amalia NJ. dc
Morales Srta. Pepita Morales. quie
mes supieron escoger las mas perfuma
das flores del jardin naraniitcno "
cuyos nOmbres mencionamos. Srta. lsa
belita Morales Santos, que con su gra
cia desempehaba cl papel de juez dc
La COrte Y cuyas sentencias hacian
extrcmecer la audiencia. Este solo
quiosc0 rccolect0 $1O9 en- mcnos dc me-
clio dia. Los policias, Srtas. Tomasita
Morales Maria Cristina Lopez. de
sempenaron acknowledgements 81 pa
pei, pues abusando de su autoridad
no perdonaron nj siquiera al saeerdo-
te. La Srta. Reyes Maria Negr6n.
diligente activa, hizo una excursion
por los pueblos limitrofes vondiendo
entradas para cl bale de confanza.
La Srta. Carmelita Morales. que 90
"a dc muchas simpatias. supo entro-
niZarse como reina. La Srta. Belen
Vega, con su sobrina Herminia Bclen,
tenia su cargo el quiosco dc Ia ma
DIRE EspdHG, que por estar tan artist
camente presentado, llamo mucho la
atencion fuc objeto dc frecuentcs
visitas.
No podemos deiar en- olyido a otras
Sras. Srtas. que tambien t0maron
parte en- la kermesse, pero euyos nom
bres no insertamos por el POGO item
DO de que disponiamos al cscribir cs-
tas notas.
ExpresamOs nucstros sentlmientos
de gratitud a los pueblos dc Corozal
Toa Alta, las simpaticas Srtas.
comerienas Juanta Santos. Maria Ro
driguez, Flor Maria Montalvo Ia
Srta. Romero, quienes nos presentaron
su vaioso concurso, dandole mayor
realce al festival.
Era indudable que. dadas las sim
patias de que gozan las entusiastas
muchachas de este pueblo Y Ia eff
ciente atruista labor por elias rea-
lizadas, Naranjito respondiera esplen
didamente, como 10 ha sabido hacer en-
todos estos actos patrioticos dc de-
ber moral. contribuyendo con Ia res
petable suma de 1929.
III Ta..rroua4QaI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
MERCADO DE CAMBIO
LA LooURA DE MIS- ZIMMERMAN

Un case muy curioso Sc ha presentado
ante los tribunales de justicia norte-
americanos y al estudio de los alienis-
tas de aquel pals. Los doctores Cordova
" Malberti especialistas EN- las enfer-
medades del cerebro, encontraran, tam
bien, un nuevo motive de investigation
cientifica.
Miss Jennie C. Zimmerman asesino
Ell dia siete de agosto de mil novecientos
diez v nueve a su primo ell doctor Henry
Zimmerman. Pasemos por alto. desde
luego, las causas secretas que armaron
a la protagonista contra su pariente. En-
crfmenes realizados por mujeres Sc pien
Sa siempre en- la violencia pasional. La
imagination de las muItitudes, muy da-
das descubrir misterios en- ell coraz6n
fememno, inventa novelas de celos, des-
denes sufridos, supIantaciones dolorosss
u otra desdicha cualquiera que haya tro
cado Ia sumisa v deiciosa amante en-
terrible vengadora del agravio recibido
Miss Zimmerman no asesino, sin en-
barge, 10 que puede juzgarse del in
forme pericial, por ninguna de las can
sas senaladas. Ella estaba loca, ha ex-
puesto ell doctor Thornton E Vail, alie-
nista de la defensa. en- ell instante de
causar la muerte a Su primo. Una de-
preston maniaca, intensifcada fulminan
temente cuando ell que luego fue victima
Sc nego seguir tratandola como me
dico, la condujo a una total exaspera-
cion mato Al pohre doctor Zimmerman
lie TOGO en- suerte estar cerca de ella cuan
do la locura lego su periodic mas cri-
tico, y quedo sobre ell pavimento exa-
NINE mientras ella, seguramente hacien
do gestos parecidos los de la Bertini
cuando mata Scarpia, retrocedia es-
pantada.
Retrocedia espantada, porque ell ase-
sinato, la sangre, el tiltimo suspiro del
doctor y aquel cuadro de tragedia, le
habian devuelto la razon. va no estaba
loca.
Ell alienista Vail afirma que ell crimen
puede curar algunas veces la locura.
como sucedc con la tentativa de suici-
dio. Miss Zimmerman no volvera ma
tar a otro primo, toda vez que goza va
de juicio serene y admirable, v los tri-
bunales deben absorverla, EN- virtud de
que obr6 en- un instance de absolute ire
hexion, algo asi como una laguna SON.
bria en- el funcionamiento de su cerebro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
MAS DE GLEN CASOS DE
INFLUENZA EN- LA MoCA

Nos completeness ell manifestar que
la labor que viene realizando la talen
tosa seforita Lola Cabrera en- ell barrio
de ''Voladora' no puede ser mas ex-
celente. Ella es una gran esperanza pa
ra Ell magisterio. Los padres Y alumnos
la aprecian mucho, Y en- aquel barrie
goza de muchas simpatias.
Sc nos dice que EN- los barrios dc
Voladora, Cruz Capaz, y Cuchilla exis
ten mas de cien casos de influenza, sin
que hasta la fecha Sc hayan tomadc
medidas pertinentes para combatir la
playa.
Ell pueblo Sc muestra muy contentc
con las noticias publicadas por Ell
MUNDo respecto del abaratamiento de
las subsistencias. Pero hssta ahora We.
mos que los articulos contintan por las
nubes.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.