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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11

shipments to American cold storage
houses the price will go down, he
said.
One of the romantic figures of
Alaska is Lindeberg, and the story
of his great legal battle to save from
the bold schemes of former federal
officials in Alaska his 100000 Pho
neer Company gold mines near Nome
was wildly told by Rex Beach in
'The Spoilers"
One of the recognized living au-
thorities on the reindeer is the San
Francisco man. He owns two herds
of the animals, 10000 in all, he be-
ing one of two white men having
such ownership in Alaska.
There are 100000 of the animals
up there, most of them in herds Of
1900, being owned by the natives.
"This year l will build cold stor-
age plants in several American cities
and ship fully 5000 frozen reindeer
carcasses to them in properly equip
ped vessels from Nome" he said.
'In many respects the reindeer is
one of the future meat supplies of
the United States. Twelve years
ago there were 1900 reindeer in
Alaska. Now there are 100000.
There will be million of them in a
few years, as they double in num-
Der every three or four years. No
females are killed; only the surplus
males are picked for the market"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
U. S. DRAINS LONDON
OF JEWELS AND ART
$1O,796,657 in Precious Stones, ST.
34S, 694 in Craft Works Bought
in Last Three Months.

LONDON.-America's Unsuitable
appetite for precious stones as well
as art treasures of the old world
has caused London to disgorge in the
last three months diamonds and other
precious stones, precipally uncut, to
the amount of $10,796,657 This
compares with $9,333. 268 for the
same period last year. Works of art
amounting to $2,348,694 also have
been bought for or by Americans,
against $1,043,567 for the similar
period of 1919.
With this increasing drain on old
world art treasures by America has
some a growing demand here that
the floodgates be closed by means of
a heavy export tax. But meanwhile
the current increases in volume, and
this promises to be a record-breaking
year for export through London of
works of art. These are only two of
the items in the long list of London
exports to America, which during
the first three months of this year
increased 316 per cent over the same
three months a year ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
STYLISH PARIS WOMEN
RIVALS OF MOTHER EVE
Clothes Worn at Races More Fit for
Garden of Eden.


PARIS, France.-It is no exagger-
alton to say that the majority of So
ciety women who attend the Long
champs races probably wear fewer
clothes than even the ancient Greeks.
On the opening day there were, in
deed, strong visible hints of the gar
den of Eden. All of which is in
obedience to the latest edict of Paris
ion fashion arbiters, which may be
summed up as the "featherweight"
mandate.
1t is estimated the average weight
of clothes worn by the fashionable
beauties in the grandstand and pad
dock did not exceed three ounces,
which is declared by the Rue de la
Paix style kings to be the absolute
limit within which the fair sex should
keep. One famous fashion judge
gave the compilation as perfectly
proper"
Chemise, one-qUarter of an ounce.
Combination, one ounce.
Stockings (both), one-half an
ounce.
Dress, one ounce and quarter.
Petticoats are not mentioned be-
cause they have not been worn in
France since the war.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
PRICE OECL INE NOT YET AT
HAND: TOO MANY BILLS TO PAY

sumner, and operate to maintain the
high price level.
Here are some things the public
must pay during the coming year,
according to all indications, which
will take more money from the ma
tional pocketbook.
A billion dollars more for coal
than last year.
Increased freight rates of bill
lion or more, to pay higher wages
and make railroads yield 51a per
cent on their value.
A billion for soldiers bonuses.
A billion dollar national budget.
Continued high prices for wheat
and other foodstuffs because of
short domestic crops and large world
misunderstanding to pre-harvest
calculations and because of scar
city of farm labor and high-priced
lands.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
HOOVER BADLY WALLOPED
IN CALIFORNIA PRIMARY
Johnson Had Runaway Race With
Former Food Administrator. Many
Democrats Voted for Latter.

SAN FRANCISCO.-In the most
sweeping primary victory ever won
by him Senator Hiram johnson has
defeated Herbert Hoover in Calltor-
MIA.
Johnson's majority will reach 1907
900 and possibly $4,000. The SEN
ator's greatest primary majority IN
the state heretofore has been $4,000.
johnson carried fifty-five of the
fifty-eight counties, and early today
the, Johnson forces refused to con-
cede defeat in a single county. He
is one of the uncompromising foes
of the league of nations and has
fought it openly and vigorously.
Democrats voted heavily at the re-
publican primaries throughout the
state, their ballots being case for
Hoover, who is running as a repub-
hcan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
LIVING COSTS KEPT HIGH BY
UNDER PRODUCTION AND
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES

While reports to the federal re-
serve board in Washington indicate
extravaganza, reckless spending and
speculation are less prevalent now
than during the winter officials call
attention to a number of factors
which they assert will operate against
an early decline in prices in broad
way.
recovery of production in many es-
sential lines, and the backwardness
of the investing public because of
precarious conditions. Important
also are advances to be expected in
many basic things, which will add to
the total burden placed on the con-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
THE CHALLENGE OF
WATSON NOT TAKEN
NOT PROBABLE SMITH OR PAL
MER WILL ACCEPT HIS OFFER
TO PAY EXPENSES.

ADVANTAGEOUS E. Watson's
challenge to his two opponents in
the presidential primary to run the
race over" in a second primary be-
fore May II in which he would pay
all election expenses, remains unac-
cepted.
Mr.. Watson's challenge created
much interest and served to deter
mine his supporters to fight in the
convention for his nomination as
Georgia's choice for the presidency.
The Watson men never have cOnced-
ed that Palmer won plurality, and
if the counties they are contesting
are thrown out it is possible for their
leader to obtain a plurality of con-
vention votes.
Big Move May IS.
Although the challenge of the
sage of Hickory HilP' created re-
newed interest, it is still virtually
certain that the next big move will
not come until the convention May
IS.
There are possibilities of develop
>ments at the meeting of the sub
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
HoW's This /?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
FIVE years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
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After you have taken Halls CatArrh
Medicine Tor short time you Will see
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid Of catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
IT. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo. Ohio.
aeld ~ ali Druggists, &c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11

committee on rules here May IL.
The subcommittee has decided that
it has authority to hear contested
counties and will go into all contests.
Smith and Watson forces do not con-
cede the committee this authority
and claim the committee can only
prepare temporary roll for the
convention and that the real work of
deciding contests will be done by the
credentials committee of the conven-
ton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY
MAY VISIT TO GEORGIA
Famous "Wet" Executive May Make
Speeches in State.

ATLANTA.-Governor Edward l.
Edwards, of New Jersey, who is
prominently mentioned for the dem
ocratic presidential nomination, has
tentatively accepted an invitation to
visit Georgia this month.
Tentative plans for the proposed
visit include public reception and
address by the governor in Atlanta
and Savannah, and trip to Cumber-
land, Jekyl or one of the other IS
lands off the Georgia coast.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
DOG BITES OFF NOSE
OF GIRL FEEDING HIM

SANTON, Ohio.-Mrs. J. L.
Holland of 1924 Mahoning road is
in Mercy hospital with the end
her nose bitten off, and physicians
say she will be disfigured for life
Mrs. Holland was in the act of Civ
ing a neighbours bulldog a piece of
meat when the animal attacked her.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
HUGE SWEET POTATO.

This sweet potato, weighing 30h
pounds, was raised in garden near
St, Cloud, Fla. Unlike most vege-
tables that attain abnormal size this
potato was fine grained and of ex-
cellent flavor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11

NE Model K-Forty-Nme Buick passenger
is the kind of touring that fulfils the expect
atoms of the buying public.
Ii 10 quality and purchasers of this famous Buick
model particularly satisfied, for they find their
selection is everywhere admired and approved.
In this sturdy high powered family car there is ample
seating capacity comfort, and touring satisfaction 1t
will stand hard usage, and with its quiet efficient Buick
Valve-m-tead motor has power and speed beyond the
ordinary requirements.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
FARMER SELLS MILK
FROM COW AT THE DOOR
Carries His Own Milking Stool, Buck
ct and Tins.

WAYNESBORO, PA walk
ing dairy" is the innovation of Sherd
Cresser, farmer and stock dealer.
He not only serves milk at the door
fresh from the COW, but brings the
COW along and draws the milk while
his customers wait. He carries his
stool, bucket and tin meas
ure along and does the milking at
the curb in front of the house of
the customer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
10000 WAR BRIDES RETURN.

PARIS.-Of $4,000 French girls
who married American soldiers r.
900 have returned to France, LIE
Journal said today.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
COW SETS UP NEW RECORD;
"PLAIN MARY" NOW QUEEN
A Champion Jersey Produces One
Thousand Pounds of Butter.

NEW York; new champion
Jersey cow will be proclaimed at the
annual meeting of the American
Jersey Cattle Club here on June 2,
it was announced today The new
champion fat producer is "Plain
Mary" whose record of 1,040 pounds
of butter fat in year breaks the
record held by give la France"
A new record also has been made
in the yearling class by Lulu Al,
phea of Ashburne," producer of 800
pounds of fat in a test begun at the
age of % months.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
PoR vENDER FALTA DE PESO

La policfa ha denunciado al comer-
ciante Manuel Perez, por haber vendi
do provisiones faltas de peso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19

Edward Edwards los candidates
deenO deddo del anprohb
mpatias al pueblo la IL
nfnda de clio ee
dfuta maaviOsO record
Senador de New Jersey amas
hubiera nOmbra
Prohibicionia
Eados UndO cOncepuara aten-
pueblo u ma e poecO de
manufacture EsdO la venta ranspor
de beda alcohol van6
Edwards
parno ande, estadO de New Jersey
Fue educadO las euea pdbls mas
City En6 Unversdad de
aandOse hermanO practa de
dicha profession donde
dpues Director Pred
ideas bes exema ha creadO de
pres bien poa decirse gua
ciudadano rendrle quito la uicia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
EN- PARIS
DE UNA ILUsTRE ACTRIZ

Hel personaje lie Mouhn rouge, de la
revista VGsiet6s. de Paris; pero prom
to, en- 1882, trasladada al Ambigd,
abord6 el drama, donde obtuyo triun-
fos aun mas clamorosos. Su debut en-
este genero 10 hizo con La Glue, de
Richepin De allf Sc traslad6 al Pa
lais Royal, 81 principal de sus ext
tos 10 obtuyo EN- Mdddnse Sans Gene,
de Sardou, que al espafiol esta tradu-
cido con el tftulo de La Corte de Ma.
pole6n.
Gabriela Rejane viaj6 muehfsimo
por el extranjero. En- el teatro del
Pare, de Bruselas, v en- algunos de
America hacfa temporadas con regula
ridad. En- 1905 fund0 en- Paris el tea
rot R6jane.
Ell pdblico madrilefio habfa ,tenido
zen diyersas 6pocas OCCASION de adlnirar
las condolences verdaderamente ex-
cepcionales de esta actriz cue acaba
de desaparecer de la escena francesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
La Excursion de Aver
UN ALMUERzo EN- YABUcoA
FL gran Comediografo Linares Rivas
Sc muestra encantado de nuestra
campifia. Don Rafael Fabian, le-
vantara un Asilo en- Yabucoa

con 6l, con don Jose L. Berries, con
el sefion Quintana el scfior Dfaz, de
una importante obra que interesa mu-
cho la poblaci6n de Yabucoa, Y
su jurisdiction. Don Rafael Fabian, a
quien tanto debe aquella comarca,
ofrece construir un Asilo, 81 alguien en-
la localidad, regala ell solar que hace
falta. Y aver Sc concrete la opera
ci0n. El solar, un buen solar, muy
bien emplaZado, Y dcsde Ell. cual Sc di-
visan preciosos panoramas, sera ce.
dido por sus dueiios, en- una cantidad
menor de la que tienen ofrecida otros
licitadores, con ell fin de que la gene
rosa, la magnanima oferta del sciloT
Fabian, pueda cumplirse Y asf la an,
cianidad, los pobres viejos, de la co
marca puedan encontrar un refugio
comfortable cuando va no pueean ga.
narse la vida y la vida, que es tan
cruel, les dele solos,. Para amparal
les en- esa soledad, ell senior Fabian
quiere que Yabucoa tenga I'm Asilo
Y 10 tendra, porque ha de construir.
To- ell generoso flantropo, como 6l sabe
hacer las cosas.
Resuelto este asuntO, Sc organize
una expedition hasta Guayama, para
que ell ilustre autor de CristobGI61a
pudiera yer los panoramas de la Pan
dura Y del Paso de Mala Pascua,
Estantos otross taisajes deslulbrantes
en- que es tan pr0diga la Isla.
Como ha noyido mucho, la vegeta'
ci6n esta limpia, verde, joyantc. Las
cunetas de los caminOs son como AFRO
yuelos en- los que la montana va fiji
trando sus aguas que tienen ese olol
vida Y campo, de La TERRA hdme'
da.
Don Manuel Linares Rivas, al pasal
por Jajome Alto, exclam6 con fervo
roso entusiasmo :: Una casita en- esa
altura, que vida!
Y en- vista de todo ESQ, para el pro
ximo domingo Sc esta organizande
otra excursion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
CENTRIC DE EsTUD1os
HIsPANoAAIERICANos

En- ell salon de grados de la facul-
tad de derecho de La universidad
nacional de Colombia, en- Bogota, Sc
realizo Ia ceremonial de instalaci6n de
un centric de estudios hispano-ameri.
canos, que Sc compone de j6yenes es-
tudiantes de la expresada5 facllltad
La nueva corporation lanzara IN
manifesto las juventudes hispano-
americanas y establecera la lectura
de conferencias sobre topicos de union
hispano-americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
La manera como Paris hubiera tratade
h u el famoso caso de Elwell
Las nveStgdGi0neS que en- New York sc tdTddTon dos
SeIldndS, sc hubieTdn y6rifiCddO en- la gran
Capital latina en- 24 hOrdS
EJEMPLOS QUE BIEN PUDiERAN SERVIR DE ALGO
..e IA La JUSTICIA

al Policia Singer y a los transeuntes
por este citados; Torrey, el guarda;
Often, el lechero; a "Joe", el fumis-
ia, Y posiblemente a Rhodes, ell cho-
fer.
Testigos SeparadosA
Los testigos hubieran sido separa-
dos en- la misma casa, en- habitaciones
|diferentes cada uno, donde habrfan
permanecido hasta finalizado el exa-
men; primero lseparadamente y luego
en- grupos, 81 diferian sus respectiyos
testimonies. Tales problemas, cual Ell
de 81 la>puerta estaba cerrada abier-
| ia; de 81 habia una, dos tres colec-
clones de llaves; de 81 existfa algun
Icigarrillo fumado en- ell vestibulo y de
| 81 Sc habia apagado Embellishments.
A la Sra. Larsen no Sc lie hubiera per-
mitido encontrarse y hablar con>"Miss
Wilson" a su llegada encubrir la pc
ma sentida por esta DANA. Miss Flo
renee Ellenson, Viola Krauss Y los Sc
liiores Lewisohn, su arribo la esce-
ma, hubieran sido tratados de identica
manera. La presencia de Lyttleton
Fox, ell abogado, no Sc hubiera permi-
r lido.
Entire tanto, el Jefe de Seguridad y
sus agentes, incluso con ellos un ex-
lperto en- armas de. fuego, otro en- i'm
presiones de dedos un fotografo,
habrfan comenzado trabajar sobre
los objetos materiales. Ell examen de
la CANA hubiera revelado incuestiona-
lblemente 81 habfa sido usada reciente-
mente no, y como, por el hombre ase-
sinado; asi mismo habffa arrojado al
guna luz, la posicion del periodico
fa1rojado al suelo y la colilla del ci-
garrillo. Esos y otros impensados
efectos Sc revelarfan, como el de 81 la
victinal dejo el cuarto de prisa o CO.
mo usualmente; de 81 fue llamado por
ell timbre de alarma del guardA por
alguna otra persona; de 81 estaba
Facompaiado o solo.
| Hubieranse tornado las medidas per-
tinentes de una vez para sabef la hora
exacta de su llegada. Su reloj, como
aln Sc hallaba caminando, a la si-
guiente maiiana, Sc hubiera presumido
que Elwell lie dio cuerda al tempo de
acostarse y que Sc 10 despojo de enci-
ma con sus otras prendas, al desves-
tirse. La hora en- que ell reloj Sc pa
ro, debi6 subsecuentemente haber sido
anotada. Luego debio habersele dado
cuerda nuevamente para anotar todo
el tempo de duracion que tenfa de
marcha. ST el reloj Sc habfa parade
las ocho, y la cuerda demostraba
que podia andar por espacio de trein-
ia horas sin detenerse, la presuncion
mayor existente seria la de que Elwell
lie dio cuerda IA Ultima vez las dos
de la mafiana del dia de su asesinato,
siendo, por tanto, esa la hora en- que
Sc acosto.
(Continuara.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19

Con objeto de q. el egregio escritor
don Manuel Linares Riyas, pudiera go
zar de la vision de nuestros bellos
paisajes, nuestro opulento amigo, don
Rafael Fabian, quiso ofrecerle una le-
chonada en- la Central Mercedita, en-
Yabucoa. Con efecto, aver Gle mafla-
ma salieron de San Juan, don Manuel
Linares Riyas; don Antonio Alvarez
Nava, don Antonio I. Serrano, Vice
consul de Espafia, y don Jose Perez
L0sada.
En- Yabucoa esperaba ell senior Fa-
bian, que habfa lido la nOche antes
Contigua a La Central esta la casa del
Administrator de la Mercedita, don
Rafael Martinez, que tuyo para los
recien llegados, una acogida afectuo-
sfsima. Con el senior Martinez, esta.
ban don Julio Rdjo Fabian y don Fe.
derico Icefia. Ell seilor Fabian quo
estaba VotteG1sdO la extensa finca lie
go POGO despp6s, acompanado de don
Francisco Colon.
Tambien nos encontramos allf con
Mr.. 'Wolker,. y a los pocos momentos
llegaron los sefiores don Jose L. Be,
rrfos, don, Agustfn Dfaz, don Domingo
Quintana Y don Eusebio Benftez, ele.
mentos lpopularfsimos de aquella 10
calidad " desde luego, admiradores
entusiastas del gran escritor espafiol
cuyo teatro es tan prefetido por nues
tro pdblico.
la mesa fu6 puesta en- una amplia
galerfa de la casa, desde la que sc ad
mira un vale Gle encantamiento.
A nosotros Sc nos habfa dicho que
fbamos "a conner una lechonada. perc
Sc nos siryi6 un banquete, en- ell que nc
falt6 NADIA, nada...
Y es elaro, no falt6 tampoco derro.
che de ingenio. Todos hicierOn algdr
gasto, pero, como es natural, a Lima
res Rivas, TOGO la parte mayor
Cuando va estabamos saboreando los
magnfficos ResttnGs, fu6 avisaGo dor
Rafael Fabian, de que lie aguar6abaI
unas damas, en- la sala. Iban a tratal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19

tuaci6n. El es ell encargado de pre-
servar e1 orden u esta autorizado a
ejercer ciertos actos judiciales. Tiene
una probada autoridad sobre los hote-
les, cafes, casas de alquiler, sobre los
|sospechosos o de caracter notorio, So
bre los vagabundos v ymendigos. Los
"dossiers' 0 records. son acurnuiados
de acuerdo con sus investigaciones So
bre estas personals y sus pertenercias,
a fin de hacer que las leyes sean cum
plidas v respetadas v preservadas to-
das las infracciones de ley. En- la eje-
cucion de ciertos actos judiciales, ira
baja el bajo las 6rdenes del Prefecto,
Subprefecto, Fiscal y P1Dcurador de
Ia Repllblica, o, en- una Investigation
criminal, bajo el Juez de instruction,
en- su calidad de collector de documen-
tos, como interrogador domicilio y
como notifcador de testigos.
La reyelaci0n de uns Crimen.
El asunto de la averiguacion des-
Ipues de haberse cometido un crimen,
NADIA tiene que yer con el Comisario de
Policia v los "Sergents de Ville", a
menos que esten actuando bajo las or
denes del Juez de instruction su
superior Ell Procurador de la Rep1blica.
Resta el asunto en- nanos del Servicio
de Seguridad 0 Policia Secreta, cuyo
frente esta Ell Jefe de la misrna, que,
entire tanto, queda bajo las inmedia-
tas ordenes del Prefecto de Policfa.
l-Los Agentes del Jefe de Detectives 0
Jefe de Seguridad, expiden dos re-
portes. Uno va al Prefeeto de Polieia
y Ell otro al Juez de Instruction Ma
gistrado Examinador.
4 SDei que manera la maquinaria de
las expresadas ofcinas y sus agentes
estuvieran en- inovimiento en- un case
como el diffcil de Elwell, y como seria
operada? ~ l
El "Sergent de Ville", llamado por
la anna de llaves, Mrs. Larsen, hubie-
ra Seguramente aetuado del modo que
10 hizo Ell policia Singer, de New York;
las propias aptoridadss hubieran sido
notifcadas y al mismo tempo Sc la
maria la ambulancia. Ell policfa ha-
brfa interrogado entonces a Mrs. Lar
sen y con ell interrogatorio escribiria
lei report, abarcando preguntas y
respuestas y sus observaciones perso-
nAies. En- ESQ habrian llegado otros
"Sergents de Vile" de la estacion de
Policia mas cercana, para ivelar por-
que ninguna persona entrara en- la ca
sas " NADIA fuera tocado dentro 0
fuera de ella.
A su debido tempo irfa el Juez de
instruction Y un Agente de la Sure
lite, seguido inmediatamente del Jefe
de la Surete, dada a la importancia
del crimen, por 10 cual tendrfa que
comparecer personalmente cumplir
con sus deberes hor separado. Ell Ma
bgistrado examinarfa a los testigos
lnnas cereanos, tales como Mrs. Larsen,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
Paris Is. (41O tarde).
GABR1ELA REJANE

d.
Anoche falleci6 en- su dornicilio de
Paris la ilustre actriz Gabriela
Rejane.
La Rejane no Sc ilamaba realnen-
te asi, sino Gabriela Reja. Razones
de eufonia lie hicieron alterar ell non-
bre, transformandolo en- ese tan como
edo por ell mundo civilizado.
.Hija de un actor que por entonces
desempehaba el cargo de interventor
jefe del teatro Ambigi, naci0 en- Pa
rfs en- 1857. Era, ademas sobrina de
la famosa Nine. Naptal Arnault.
Con una gran yocacion por ell arte
en- que luego tanto hbbfa de descollar,
hizo sus primeros esfndios en- ell Con
serxatorio, bajo La direction de Reg.
Enier, y el afio 1874 ebtuvo ell segundo
Bpremio de Comedia. I'm afo despues
debutaba en- Ell Vaudeville con la ''Re-
Vue des Deux Mondes' y pronto ha.
cfa si pfiraera gran creacion Mad0me
Lii a las que siguieron Premier ia
pts, Eef0las, Donatsos roses. Pierre
Clad, Le mari d'IdG y tantas otras.
Su teatro Sc distingufa entonces por
un caracter allegro, Ell cuai culmino en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
Las reiaciones Hispano- -FrdncesGs
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Paris 16 (1O noche)

Monsieur Edmond Harancourt pu-
blica en- L'Informdtioa un artfculo en-
comiastieo para Espafa, en- Ell que, con
motive de la Semana francesa cele-
brada en- Madrid, habla de La hospi-
talidad espahola y de las relaciones
que deben de nestablecerse entire Es-
pano y Francia.
Ell articulista reprocha a los fran
3 ceses ell desonocimiento de La PENN
sula, sus recursos, necesidades y len
qua, todo 10 que los alemanes Sc han
esforzado EN- aprender.
Termina con ell siguiente parrafo,:
Tratemos de comprender, como
los espanoles parecen haberlo COM
prendido. Por encima de los Pirineos
Sc mira hacia nosotros. Miremos no
sotros hacia ALA Sc espera un ade-
man nuestro para empezar. Haga-
moslo sin tardar, y todos ganaremos.g
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