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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
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J.sa Aslse. 0a-Aass manager. an i.---1r city ed.,a-. O. 'a 3.-- E., --. '..- pn t .a a ar.,. 1y-ae-- u.-.
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WEATHER

O. course we eaNro, promise thi. eXseien. weather 10 .ss, ali winter. but |, is enjoyable al least as long a.. it lasts
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FRcM PHOENIX.

G?y E. Kr,b, returned home this aorna from Phoenix where be wa, ..icd on a br;ef business mission.
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\ I' Anderson and F NJ. Filler o. E. Pa>' director, O; the Peacock Min ing company. of Johnson. are looking over She property. i' j, stated with view of pro-acu cu,.ng deye'9pmen; work in tnr near tutu-.
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VISITING IN DOUGLAS.

Mis- Virginia Narr- {, spcudin- several days .u Douglas. the gues, o' Mrs \ c Klrrer and family
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FROM HUACHUCAS.

Jim l.aWry. Huaohuca mountain cG.:.eman. and wife. were visitors in Tombstone today from their ranch on
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FROM GLEeSON.

Constable L. M Brown. of G.eeso, was .n 'oNu yesterday visiting wi.n H- family llr states assu-auces a. that a big crowd ot spor;smru will 5c in Gleesun Thursday 10 attend ,h. Turkey shoe, and dance a. nigh.
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TC DOUGLAS.

Ms. Kate Igo Welt to Douglas th 8 afternoon to spend Thanks giving.w.th relatives
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Attorney II E. Pickett Of Douglas, wa, among 'he visitors in Tombstone oday on matters h The Superior court
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SOME SIGNS

ssE4 ui-a.y mp."aa signs ass .n- ---e.-J a' -Ha .so, O tAe E. vd.IaI a. ;4, cre,. c: the a.tar O. .a. E.-oee-T mb-.oae highway b. rem'S Engineer Si4 SMy,l
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FROM PEAECE.

lack Murphy and vii, and Mrs ( M Remand ui Pearce. spen, Sunday in Tombstone with friends.
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STOPPING OVER

The Cottage. Arcade and Arlington hotels all had a quota of cross country tourists last night. There were also many camped about town. The favor. lie camping grounds right now are the old hospital sight. the depot grounds.
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4 SANiTARium

The prospects oi q sanitsr!um for Tombstone ought io brighten a. little with such aeather and such liberal advertising as we are getting from lhe tourists. Both ths Tucson special editions of last month and the Doug
 las international special Of this month calded attentlo to the fact that Tombstone offered an admirable site Tor sani.orium and telling Of the wonderful prospects cf such an insti-
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RETURNED HOME.

Ai af 'A- .ara' 'aachs-, who s3,at tae e,s' par, af .n,,t u Dong ls a..#as.:g 20, instant, returned i..s,- . -nr .-r Ihlrl-E-N rs
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RNsYS HERE.

Attorney r. W. Lewis and Chsrirs Rasiins, Oi Phoenix. were in Tom5- stone today. appearing before the S. psrior court in civil case on trial
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FROM ENSON.

Mir. (. '. N0ss. s3>;.r ct II P Merria. accompanied by her children -psu: Thanksgiving In Tombs.oa win Mr and Ms Merr..i.
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TO ENlX.

Cnm,N Recorder Ray F K bs Wet ID Tuc- auj Phoenix last erenir, ua 8 husue~ mission. expecting to r. .u~n home jomgh, Ile drove to Tue. son. taking he ;ra'n to the capital ri,y
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IN FROM RANCH.

Harry Kendall and Wire and ch.iI spen; vHs:crGs! ir Tombstone vls :. ing wi.h relatives.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We ;ake this means of extending our sincere thanks and appreciation q, the volunteer fire fighters who as sisted in saving what they could from the fire last night, Had it not been Tor willing help extended our loss Wou,t have been much greater and we canno; express the deep feeling Of grlijludc for 'he efforts Of the volul.. tepr fire fighters. whose work was certainly most commendabie and greatly appreciated by the und.-. signed.
 GACOMA A SAUNDERS
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TT ESCEE

j.. r Nus.-aa-ck.~ aa v.te aal Ni- I.m NItr- m .-l,I ;a Bi,oe. h. H.aasH aaI a. return ail, evening
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WAS IN DOUGl AS.

Harry Macia returned home trdas from Dons,a.. where he spent severe days
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present there is in the neighborhooI ot sS.0Oo in the city treasury. If the outstanding city bonds can be found and the amouns of cash on hand re- daced the bond of the city treasurer will be reduced to 5000
 The matter cf appointments of re- maining city officers will come up a; the tirs, regular meeting Jn the frs, Tue ,day in December.
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pEARcE VISITORS

, Constable Wm. Hawke and wife, c; Pearce, speDt Sunday evening ia Tombstone the guests ot friends
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THE LADIES' AID

O jAr Cougresa aIoual church Wi,he. to thank au ahe tombstone peop who contributed ,h,ermliy in every WAY io make jhe >,cia' la,' rr;Gt ui.b- A surr,ss
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ROM ST. DAVID.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Christensen. Ci n DIlid. were in Tombstone this morning. Mrs Christensen continuing on to Bisbee ais aft moon to speno .rverai days with friends.
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Holbrook Black Canyon Oil Co. 10 push active development through w.n- ter.
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RECOVERING.

Word received from 't. Cofpe- On a..p.... - G-5,- {, that r. h. S4f,.. -uH'~.-.,alert o. 'ha B. paa.-, .t.a S rau., eom9a.y. ,, f- cDverur .rem a r-e~a. operation ,1- p!,us-y A.,houea.ne along D ys4s. Nil strse. pJi,d through ,na opera, tina sueee,.u,t anI N... , .aa be ab.. rO l.t,- fae I,.pit.f
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TO ENSON.

Manager Mangram. Of the local ot flee Of .he Mountain States company was called tO Benson this morning t1 attend 70 the branch office there which is also under his management,
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CAUGHT TIRE THlEF.

On,a telephone message from Dap1. Y sh,rifis a. Lowel lasi nigh; Snes. II F Mcdonald and Chief Deputy ilsasAaw went on; on The Bi>bee rodt oteriaok and arrested a tourist; ao. cused hy Jim Brophy of the Lower J;arace e. stealing g cord ire. The man refused tp give A., name. bus aid h b2ugh; .hy fire from another man. and on the refusal ot Mr Bro
 hy 70 prosecute alter the fire had been returned to him. he touris, was ',sseG and he continued on hi, way.
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TO TEXAS.

Pau "Foot>" Edison. O. the s,air road camp 'orcc @; Vail. lef, last n.sh Tor h. home a; Bte,le. Texas. where he VIII spend The holidays win sr~ rartu.-
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TO TUCSON

MiSse, Grace Dllg,e.>l and Jea4 Mccielaud wsu; to Tucson yesterday lo spend ,avera. day. there Wi;4 lAclr ,t-r' Who are attending the University They W... return home @ company w.;h Camilla pa,s,.ish. Nor. ma Barr. Coiaelia Co-nslu, and Lo-. na Lockwood aho Nil! spend Thank . y.yius Uhn .A.r parents .u th., c..s.
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cRc ss COUNTRY

The Gsiy.a Theslf.,a. company. traveaug cross Country were .a Tombstone for .h,7' tune ,cdse. leaving for Tuc-o. vle ,he Enp.
 Rauch. one o' the par'y stated 'ha; a L1r-sbur- they had been ,o'd r, go anoehcr route nan via DougIa-. bu; lha, az hr want-d to pas. 'hrone Dous,as and Bi-bea he had tod h. fellow "not1'ug do.ng aad from wha, he h4, heard, he -dy,. the were thankfu, they had taken th. Borderlsnd Route The company ,, no, paying regular dates ba, i. hu-- rylng 10 ihe coa-; to meet John Ga win. who Is now in the pictures Thy stated that jhc roads were so f4s ahead Of the roads ess; cf here that it was 9 pleasure Co ride them here.
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s

Cochi,e Chapter Nrmb-r Four ol at Masonic bod e, vii, confer the Royd' Arch degree on ;eam or noyice> tonight al their hall There WI be large a',rndance from thn
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TUESDAY
70 GlE SON

Joseph ian.tu. a,,..,au; county al raey MS iu Gl,esou th.s mormn- ? | hr.ef ofloiaI Ais.i
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ST. PEJL's EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

Re, Gen C. Gold n. Ryc'or. Eeen. ing s,ryic-s Addr.- ,Jy tAe Rector \ -veu' rh. Que-r tr CMI,t." .a
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| E ASEO HCGE

Joe Hcod, sheIirr.ei,ct, ha, taken ] t"o years lease on the old Blinn property
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IN B1S5E E (,

Walter Thomas. chief deputy asses. sor. and wife. spent yesterday and ta- day in Bisbec visiting relatives
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tRCM DOUGLAS.

N F. rc-'er. D us.a, automobile n , -p'n' the afternoon n Tomb. -1. un bu,.u.s, at ,he court hon,
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ABLE TO BE OUT.

gha- schneider lecJ. mercaaa. ta-,- j. .b.e To br out fasuN;ur gr. 1ur
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 TOURISTS
 some firty odd tourist cars from al over the union passed through Tomb. stone yesterday and those yho were talked with stated they were delighted with the climate Cf southern Arizon | and the fine roads The road via Elm ire Ranch 10 Tucson is very good now excepting few spots this side oi the santa Cruz county line The rish; cf way has h,en cleared beyond Brook'!He where it Mas so heavily shrubbed c,o.e "a the road. I, k IF. iers,oud tha; County Engineer Smith will have a maintenance crew on the rocky spots west uf Turner riga, soon
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IN WILCOX.

Ray E Kreb,. county r-ca rd~r. Wen. D Wilcox 'oIay on business with h., branch garage there
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FROM BIS BE E.

Mrs. Blair oi Bisbee. Mas visitor n Tombstone today win igienGs.
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II F. Wcoijon Bisbee hardware mau was n Tombstone today atten@- J. Sdp, rior c.arJ.
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SATURDAY
Son SECOND PAPERS.

rance, James Gallagher. 0 Doug. .a, trday a.Ie app icai.ou for >ecouI , 1.- be.o.y Clerk j. F. James. !. ..f,. superior Cour;
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the vacant spot opposite the Cottage Hotel and the loj next to the City Hall Tombstone needs a city camping ground.
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\ CRYING NEED

Emp;y house, and furnished houses are crying need in Tombstone.
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DRAWING OF TRIAL JURY.

Clerk J F. Jam,-. 3f ,he Sup r!ar c1ir. has issued notice O. drawing .of 'ria, jury 10 be he'd oa Fr5ay. .ha e5.h when 75 nam,r w.a be taken
 rDa .Ae beX 70 rcpor, hc-- ou De, csmher 6'h. when ;he December term .: cour' wH' sl-. The seeing af .e or.mnal cal .ul.r NH be had b. J1dse LoekN-o- Sl-u,dly
 THANNsG.TNo mAsGuERAoz.
 According u -ha committee ia ra7.se c. he arrtagemeu,, f1r ,a. ,-s -4uera5a bali To D. given morro , eh: a; Legion Hal by lacsl Fou-r P7-, of 'ho American Legion o large
 Nd from ou, of town !. eNpect-l I fo be in attendance The Tomos. .oue syac-pi.ed Jazz orchestra win fu.. n.-a ;he mu-!- for The occasion an3 he hal wi! bs decorated approprt, Atey.
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BACK TO BlS5EE.

sam Morgan returned 90 Hisboo thi- morning after spending Sun lay he., w th friends
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SPENT THANKSGIVING
DAY HERE

WM- N Ph"r-on. .on of Mr aua Nr- J H McPher,5a. spent Thank g!rus .a Tombstone with his parents
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IN SIS E E

Ni,- Maud rati,. stsnoerapher ! h. ircasurers office, spent Thank, giving in B.,bce with friends
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END THANKSGIVING

A.t. -Al Mr. \ T. Gardner aai ,I I-, Grace ho.b ,p Ht Taaak-s.sia; u N5gI',- V.tA friends
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Douglas
FAC AND BAGGAGE"

}4. bO;h of Bisber
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TOMBSTONE 10 W N TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
MONDAY
SE t 5lND CAGE
TO B1S5EE

Judge c ' Manait oI n-0-Ia, Is . town on !tEd. matters
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sis5ss HARDWARE MAN

.t, ih lDou-.a'. MN'Er he spent >eNrr3 days.
 slssEs HARDWARE MAN
 H. F. Wcot,ou. Bisbee hardware man.. Was n Tombstone today attena- .ue Sdp, rior c.ar, IN WILCOX
 Ray E Kreb,. county rec rd~r wen. 2, Wilcox today on business with has branch garage there tRCM DOUGLAS.
 N F. Tc-'er D.us.a, automobile n. , -p.n, the afternoon m Tomb. -'a "n bu,tu,,- at the court hon, IN slssEE.
 Ms, Maud rayi., s,enoerapher n 'hr ;rcssurars office spent Thank giving in B.-bce wi'h friends FROM BENSON.
 Mir. C F Noss. ,.,,er ct II ?. Merri.. accompanied hy her children -psu; Thanksgiving In Tombs .oe win Mr and Ms. Merr..i SPENT THANKSGIVING DAY hERs.
 Mn. N Ph"-.on. .on Of Mr ana Nr- J F McPher,5a. spent Thank siuus a Tombstone with his parents SPEND THANKSGIVING ~ EoGALEs.
 tt. -Hl }Ir. \ H. Gardner aa3 ! -> Grace Rob -p.ut Taaak-s.sia. .u Noga',- V.,A friends. ABLE TO BE OUT
 gha-. Schneider l,cJ. merchant, rs@r sb.e 10 be ou; ia.oaue ' r.a. a,m u' oi.a a bad ease af gr.1l
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O bISotE
 Mir and Ms. A r. DA.> mo;ogel 10 Ri>5ee and back today
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FRIDAY

GIACOMA A SAUNDERS
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TOURISTS

iu,ion being a success from the starr.
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LOOKING OVER MINE.

surrounding country
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EETUR RIVED HOME.

presents
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HERE TO DISSOLVE EHUECH ORGANIZATION.

party were injured
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SPENT THANK SOWING.

ing with his family.
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HIT A HORSE.

his wcrk.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

No deseamos hacer sugestiones, sino ofrecer
10 mejor mas limitado.
Tenemos para ''tOdO ell mundo"; desde ell rico
al pobre, pero mas para el pobre.
En- MosquiterOs, no hay competencia possible.
Pago al contado, precios especiales, en- partidas
de 500
Olanes. nansus. percales. c6firos, driles. irlan-
das, crea catalana. yoiles galateas casimires fl
nos ingleses y otros artfculos. Todo precios
de situacion y de acuerdo con los cambios en- el
mercado. Nos conformaInos con una perdida,
la mas prudential possible.
No divide que en- Casa de NJ. Rodriguez & Co.,
Allen Is, San Juan, p r., sc vende al pOr mayor
" al detaIIe.
Los quincalleros tienen la mejor oportunidad.
Telefono No. 5S8.
M. Rodriguez & Co., !: Allen Is,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Subscribase ! Eel MPARCIAL'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
. En- e| HiDi0I0liO

Dssde que venimcs ssistiendo a las
,arreras de eaballCs, pocas yeces ha-
ofamos visto una concrrrencia tan ex
tlaorlinaria comoNla del domingo pa
sadg, Y es que como Ell programa era
tan interesante todos los afieionados
a este sport querfan preseRciaf el
tesnltado de las seis careras.
EnFezar5mos por decir que la pri-
Nora la gan6 el Kelly Sprinfeld", ha
iendo prQducido en- la banca un di-
videndo de $41.d4 por cada peso, ocu-
pando ell segundo Malvaloca. En- la se-*
.gunda ell "Rockaree' parece que esta
mejorando un POGO, pues asf como los
lomingos anteriores siempre quedaba.
7otatl0, este tiltimo supo jugar toda la
,.arrera con sus. contrincantes, obte-
nniendo Ell primer premio v segundO
''Laudator'' La tercera consigui6 QtrO
de su triunfOs ell famoso "Lieja" que
lizo una de sus mejores carreras. Du-
rante esta earrera el Essex recibi0
un golpe Ell una de las patas de atras,'
que sera fdcil ITO pueda volver CO.
rrr en- una buena temporada. Una
de las carreras en- que mas tempo Sc
perdi0 inGtilmente fue Ia cuarta, don
de la "Teeto" parece que ell pesebre
10 tenfa frente dOntIe Sc anuncian las
maquinas Oliver, no habfa manera
de que el jockey pudiese darle la vuel-
ia, peIo EN- casOs asf, ell starter debe
tomar otras medidas cuando unN ca
ballo por majaderfas de su jockey no
cuadre su d9bido tempo, debe dejar-
10 parade a YER 81 de esa manera
aprenden el reglamento; por ESQ la
salfda Ultima hOra no fu6 del agra
do del p1blico, no debiendo culpar de
tOdo este al juez de salida, porque de
sobra sabe todo el mundO las buenas
intenciones del Sr. Castro para el p1-
blico que juega su dinero en- la banca:
siendo los culpables los jockeys, que
no cuadran Oportunamente. : En- esta
carrera sali6 triunfante el "Mac Kle-
wen'' xseguido de ROnda, que le hiz0
apretar bastante al ir llegandO a la
meta. La quinta fu6 un paseO para
Loco que lego frente al iurado con
Las bridas aguantadas, haci&ndole Sc
gundo "Tocor6n''
En- la sexta. despu6s de 'Half and
Half venir toda la carrera ,delante.
sc dei0 uuitar el premiO caSi IlegandO
a La mata. p0r el ''Gray Fox. De los
miles de papeletas que sc jugaron, el
tnico afortunado fu6 ell Sr Pedro
Nieyes Roman. que Sc lley6' solo el
pool, ascendiendo este a mas de tres
mil pesos.
DESTRTANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
F|OI dt NItIt

#
sQue Quisn era .Fior de Nieye' !?
Era linda y era leve
Inuiequfta de carton.
que por un amor mentidO.
lnaltEeche tenia v heride
de lnnerte su coraz6n.
q RR una invernal mafiana
q iefl que Ia nieve. galana,
su aIbura deiaba yer,
nuestra linda muhequita
fue buscar a su amiguita,
Ii nnieca 'sR0sicier0.
A uR liRdo iardin Iegar0n
y de sus cuitas hablaron
con tristeza y con pesar,
I yssi .RosiclerD lleraba.
':FslOr de Nieve* suspiraba
.hondamente, sin cesar.
La nieve lenta GAIA;
Ell iardfn apsrecia
cubierto con albo tul,
embelleciendo el paisaie
aves SEaras, de plumaie
verde. granate y azul.
Baj0 un alamo frOndosO
que musitaba armoni0so
como una endecha de amor,
las munecas Sc ampararOn
de la nieve, y Sc entregaron
nuevamente su dOl0r.
-"FlOr de Nieve', Sque te apena
;Qnien la dicha te enajena?
Trin6 un mirIo cantarin;
y "Flor de Nieve'', llorosa,
con su bOqlita de rosa
respondi6le que Arlequfn.
ArIequin, que la enganaba,
puesto que de amor le hablaba
con entusiasmo con fe,
y guerra otra nenita
a quien namaban Lindita
y MimOsa Flor de Te.
Ell paiarillO call6se;
a un alto cipres subi6se
y, raudO, Sc echo a vOlar;
y segIn luego he sabidO,
en- casa del fementidO
con SUI arrogancia fu& dar.
a~saaa7ss
Ocult6se tras del lecho,
y ALI Sc estuvO en- acechO
hasta que lego Arlequin,
y. izas! de golpe y pOrrazo,
de un trenendo picOtazO
Sc le llev6 el peluquin.
Y, calvo y envejecidO,
Arlequin el fementidO
que "Flor de Nieve" engah6,
vese en- iusta reeompensa,
que quien a dana hace Ofensa,
siempre su ruindad pag6.
JOSE LUIS DE INIGo.
Sevilla, Noviembre 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

CentraIes compIetaA Carros
para cana, Was POrtatiIes. Rail
les, Chuchos. Ranas. Cruzamien-
los. LOcom0toras, BOmbas AIam-
biques para destilar aqua, Ase-
-raderos de MADEIRA, Motores y
seda eIase de Maquinsria para
GentIales, Eyaporadoras. etc.
Escriba a Luis +. CoIina, Agen.
se Direcio de Fahricantes. San
Juan. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
EN- La CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRTTO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Estados Uaidcs de Americo.
Presidente de'Ios EstGdos Unidos.
SIS.
Leonor Rodriguez Ramos
Demandante.
= VS..
Pedro Dfaz Lopez,
Demandado.
Civil No. 12493.
.Acci6n Divorcio.

A Pedro Dfa Lopez o sea ell deman-
ldado antes citado.
Por la presente Sc notifca a usted
que Sc has presentado en- la oficina del
secretari0 de, Ia Corte de Distrito del
distrito de San Juan, Puerto Rico, la
demanda del actor antes citado, en- la
cual Sc solieita de la Corte, que por
abandonO de iusted a su esposa la de-
Maandante por mas de un afio. habiendo
sido dicho abandono voluntario, Sc de-
clare roto y disuelto Ell v1nculo matri-
nonial existente entire usted y tiicha
demandante, con todos los demas pro
nunciamientos de Ley.
Es abogado de La demandante los Sc
fiores yizcarrondo y Quihones que tie
ne su Bufele en- la calIe de Salvador
Braup de San Juan, Puerto Rico No. 40.
Y sc notifca que, de no comparecer
a contestar dicha demanda dentro de
los diez .dfas despues de notifcada, 81
/ la notification Sc hiciera en- ell Distrito,
y dentro de los veinte dfas, 81 Sc hicie-
IA fuera del distrito pero en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico, yadentro de cuRrenta dfas
( 81 Sc hiciera en- etra parte. La deman-
dante podra Obtener y obtendra sem
tencfa declarando con lugar dieha de-
lmanda y por clio roto y disueIto el ma
trimonio.
n habiendosei ordeHado por la Hon.
Corte que Sc pubiique este edicto en-
unof de los peEiodicos de mas circula-
ci6n en- la Isla, una yez por semana
durante treinta dfas, Sc notiaca u.s.
ted que de no comparecer contestar
dicha demanda dentro de los cuarenta
dfas contados desde la publication del
liltimo edicto, la demandante podra OBJ
tener una sentencia de acuerdo con la
sdpiica de ID demanda.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- San
Juan, Puerto rico hoy % de Nov. de
6. Morero.
isecretarIo de la Sec. ia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

Con Ell vapor Sc han acortado las dis
taneias entire los paises; con el auto
m6sil, entire las ciudades; con el te-
egrafo inhalambrico entire los hom-
bres; con la FEDERAL VISIBLE Sc
acort6 el tempo para resoIver Ia ope-
raci6n de sumar mas cOmplicada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
eel C ATALAN'

Fabrication especial de TU-
RRONES, con allmendras impor-
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CAROLS CHOICE.
Part Ill.

1t was three weeks later at break
.dst one morning that Mrs. Ill said:
Carol. 1 have here a letter from your
her Jane. She wishes you to make
hurried out to the Kitchen TO tell
Susy and Jim. the hired man. Jim
was nowhere TO De seen. but Susy
w was washing the floor. I'm going
IN, to be married. vas Susy's answer.
WHAT" gasped Carol. Susy drop
PED her soap. which slid under the
table. Susy made a dash for It. at
tho same time hugglnE a table leg in
the effort not to fall. When she tilt
ed back on her heels her face was
very red. Perhaps it was the hunt
ing lot the SOAP; or more. likely the
II want you to tell Mis- King"
she said shyly; Somehow when she
looks at you. you feel SIT you've done
something wrong" Carol agreed.
She knew from past experience.
AS Carol ran swiftly along the hall
to his aunt's room she was rapidly
forming a plan. Aunt Mildred!' she
cried. bursting into the room; "susy's
Mildred, let Sally come in her place"
Carol had run up to her aunt and
put her arm around her neck. but
Mrs; King drew away. She was not
used to a carress from any one. and
during the three weeks of Carols
stay she had not kissed the child
once. SO now rising. she said, I'VE
shall see"
Three days later Susy left and Sally
arrived. Mrs. King had agreed to
Carols plan. On the day OF Sally's
arrival Mrs. King said to Carol: The
reason you were to so to your Aunt
James," she said. was to choose a
home. II o wished to stay there
you could do so: If not to come back
here. On the whole. o were to
make a choice between your Aunt
are to go tomorrow" but l don't
want to CO." declared Carol. why.
Aunt Mildred. Sally's Just come. and
1 can't leave her and (shyly), IL
love you, Auntie, even IL you don't
love mel"
oh. Carol. Carol. I do love you,
child. but l was brought up not to
show my love. My mother " did
anything for love-but duty. and I
have done as my mother. The only
thing l ever did for love was to marry
my husband. and then. against my
parents wishes. But I see il does no
harm to show your love. and ! will.
but Carol, don't you want to visit
your aunt and make a real choice?'
Aunt Mildred" Carols voice was re-
proachful as she spoke, Just as IL 1
was going to leave you now. Why,
Aunt Mildred, you decided that for
mel"
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