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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03

ma en- aqua igeramente tefida con
permanganato.# POr ESQ tiene ese CO.
lor rojizo que la distingue entire to-
das Sc parece por ser original. Ella
10 ha dichO: ell dia que Otra me imi-
tie, me tiho de azul. Una vez Sc pre-
sent6 EN- un bale de mascara envuel-
ia, de la cintura para abajo, en- los
fecos de UNI mant6n de Manila. Ell
restO del mant6n, ell que debia cubrir-
lie el pecho y las espaldass 10 nevaba
pihtado sOBfe la carne
--Esa mujer negra como el ebano
que pasa ahora, es la Perla Negra.
Naci6 en- Cuba y fue bailarina de Apo
10. Detras de ella va siempre su
amante, un aleman que es el vivo re-
trato de FernanditO Schliter.
A 10 mejor, en- una mesa proxima a
la nuestra, junto su bella amiguita,
Sc sienta ell hijo de un conde que ha
sido presidente del Consejo de Minis
tros. Es un jOven barbilindo que con-
serva siempre los guantes en- la ma
no. Ell conde viva desesperado con
este hijO que va estaba en- edad de
hacer una locura por una mujer y no
la hacia. LIE llenaba de billetes los
bolsillos, pero NADIA, ell muchacho no
"rompfa", no daba ell escandalo. :.
Por fin, un dia,s esta persOnita que
ahOra lie acompafia, logr0 cautivar-
lie. Ell conde, agradecido, lie regal6
a la muchacha $4,000 pesetas.
-i Compadre-me dijo Lastra Cha
rriez los cnatrO dias de encontrarse
en- Madrid, he decididO volveri En-
cuanto arregle los asuntos que me
lleyan Paris, tomO ell tren y vengO
pasar aqui los dias que me resten
antes de embarcar para Puerto Rico.
Paris es mas hermosa ciudad; pero
esta vida de Madrid, esta gente tan
simpatica de Madrid, no puede ha-
berla mas que en- Madrid. MegO
Sd6nde estan todas aqueIIas revoIu-
clones de que nos habla la Prensa de
Puerto Rico?
Recuerda usted--Ie objete yo-
Ell dia que lie encontre en- la caIIe Ma
yor, y no hacia usted mas que hablsF-
me de Sevilla?
Isl. 10 recuerdo. Me dijo ustsd que
en- cuanto lie tomase ell gusto "a Madrid
me iba cOstar trabajo ,4farcharme.
z asi ha>sido. Mire usteh a que pun
to me ha gustado, q. acaBan de robar-
me la pIuma de orc que Ilevaba en- eI
bolsilIo, y me ha hecho gracia.
- Gracia?
Isl. Me la han lle9adO de una
manera tan gallarda, tan habiI, tan
sutil, que es admirableL
LUIS DIAk-cANEJA.
Madrid, mayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
Ell INSPECTOR YILIzAFANE
FLA sID9 FELIcITADo

Ell Collector &c Albania Mr.. Moore,
ha felieitado al inspector de ,Aduana
seflor villafafe. p6r el buen trabaio
realizado la noche del jueves en- la
bahia de San Juan, en- los momentos
one persegufa a pn contrabandista de
licores.
Desde luego lqpe esta felicitaci6n
no podemos asodarnos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
DON PAco GUTIERREz

De nuevo esta otra vez entire nos-
otros, despuues de pasar una agra-
dable temporada en- Espafa, nuestro
estimado amigo don Francisco Gutid
rrez, tan estimado en- nuestros cfrcu
los sociales.
Ell Sr. Gutierrez que fue a EspanA
por motives de salud viene compleA
tamente restablecido
Nuestra felicitacion y nuestro sa-
ludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03

y Ia fresca .brlsa que CORE baJO la
(parra.
Manzanilla, mnjeres, sol y algeria.
iBendita sea Ia terra de Andaluciar =
/ Mas, a las pocas horas, Madrid ha-
bia Dorado EN- nuestro amigo la vi
| sion de Seyilla. Madrid, precisamen-
te, no. Madrid, con sus GALES cosmo-
politas, nunca podra hacer clvidar a
Sevilla, ciudad Inica, ciudad incom-
parable como el la habia llamado. Pc
70 la vida, las cOstumbres, la manera
de ser de esta gente de Madrid, tienen
un encanto especial que nos atrae, que
nos seduee..
-YO no Sc COMO los puertorrique-
nos Sc van gastar ell dinero a Nue.
iva York, decia Lastra, POGO que Sc
! impregno ligeramente del ambiente de
Madrid. Luego, al dia siguiente, a
pesar de Ia msla. impression q. lie habia
producidO una corrida de toros-'u una
fiesta. horrible en- que cay6 TERRA un
torero y, en- 7vez de huir, Sc rod0 por
ell suelo en- busca de los chifies"-,
anadi0:
-Yo me quedarfa yivir en- Ma
drid de buena CANA. Bien mirado, es
una vida absurda; pero deliciosa, hay,
que reconocerlo. Aqui no queda tiem-
po para NADIA. No me explico como
estos literatOs Y estos pintores pue-
den producer obras de arte. No sc CO.
mo usted escribe sus cronicas. YO no
he tenido hoy nj tempo de afeitar-
me
Tenia razon. La maiiana, que EN-
pieza las once, Sc va en- un sOplo.
La terraza del cafe, ell aperitivO, la
,charla de los amigos, la gente, mucha
gente cOnocida que pasa. Ala va don
Ramon del Vale Inclan "con sus bar
bas de chiy0", sus grandes gafas de
cOncha su manga yacfa metida en-
un bolsillo.
La tarde, despues del amuerzo que
ha conclude pasadas las tres, trans
cure sin que nos demos cuenta. Nue.
va reunion de amigos en- torno de una
mesa en- que hay tazas de cafe. Pu-
ros cOrOnadOs de rizOs de huno. Char
la, gente, mucha gente que pasa. I'm
cOche. Ell Retro. AIamedas halo
verdes b6yedas tremulas. Fuentes Y
estatuas de marmol. La ROsaleda, un
espaciO bastante menor que la plaza
de BaldOriOty en- que hay $4,000 rosa
les que estallan en- ell aire como rue
! das de artificiO. Ell Estanque con sus
barcas. Ell grandiosO monumentee a
Alfonso XIII. Despues, la Castella-
ma, plena de suntuosOs. cOches y au-
tom6viles q. ruedan lentos, soiemnes,
sobre ell asfalto del hermOsO paseO. ;.
,Por iltimo, a flo de sonar la hora
de la cena, el desfile por la calle de
Alcala la Carrera. Una MARIANA,
una verdadera maraia de vehfculos
de todas classes.
! Y va hemos cenado, y va estamOs
en- pleno Madrid nocturno, tan concu-
rridO, tan animadO a ratios como el
/, Madrid diurnO. va hemOs salidO del
teatrO de yer a Ortas, Bonafe, o
a la Argentinita, y sentimOs la ne
cesidad de tomar un igerO refrigeriO
Iy de asomarnos un POGO al Madrid
pecaminOso, que bulle encerradO en- la
GAIA luminOsa de Maxim's o en- el arO-
moso parque de Parisiana. :. Musi-
ca de cfngaros, en- encajes de cham
pan, fichas de juego, humo de egip-
clos. Mdjeres, muchas mujeres, un
torbellino de mujeres bien yestidas con
los ojos rasgados y los labios berme-
jos. Caras que Sc nos graham por que
alguien nos murmura al dido intimi-
dades que todo ell Madrid galante Sc
sabe de memoria.
-Esa es Marta de Castillo. Sc ba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
so pIRDE DEsCARGAR

FL. vapor Holandes Jabo no ha. po-
dido comenzar descargar 10 que trae
para Puerto Rico, debido a que los
muelles estan abarrotados de carga.
FL muelle No esta repleto de
sacos de az1car.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
ICRONCA OElNADRID
LASTRA CHARRIEz

AIire, iDa a tOmar el ticket" pa
ra Francia- me diio Lastra Charriez
al estrechar mi mano en- la Gale Ma
y0r, frente Ia central del N0rte. ST
no lie encuentr0 listed me. vOy esta
misma noche, Els desesperante verse
entire tanta gente y no tener con quien
hablar... Aver erre por todas es-
tas. calles muchas hOras, entire en- un
teatro, estuve en- dos 0 tres cafes y
no di con una cara conocida. iPerO
d6nde Sc meten tantos portorriquenos
como hay en- Madrid!
--Venga, venea usted cOnmigole
die.
Echamos a anGar. AtrayesamOs la
Puerta del Sol, que bullia ruidosa ba-
jo el aEe caideado del medic dia, y
a los poeos .pasos estabamos instala-
dos en- La terraza de un cafe muy es-
trategico, en- plena Gale de Alcala,
frente a In de Sevilla cerca de la
de PeligrOs. Transcurrieron tan solo
unOs minutes. Paso Eudosio Cueta-
ra, nos VIC, y sc sent6 con nosotros.
Un instante despues Sc acercaban
Hernandez Usera, Venegas, Isidro
Abarca, Llaudier, de Mayagiiez. Leg
cano Martinez. Lastra no>salia
de su asombrO. En- un momentO ha-
bian pasad0 pOr ALI ochO diez per-
sonas quienes Sc les podia hablar
de Barcel6, de Huyke y de Guerrita.
En- este, entraba EN- el cafe Alarc6n.
Alarc0n habfa estado en- Puerto Rico
charlaba desla Gale de la FOrtale-
"a, del Casino Espanol del Parque
con la misma familiaridad que nOsO-
tros. Cruz6, POGO, un empleado del
Estado que Sc apellida Valcarcel. LIE
llame.
Ell sefior Valcarcel cOnoce tam
bien Puerto Rico-le die Lastra.
-STambien?
--Si, ST; yo viaje de mayord0mo en-
el MARIA Herrera" y desembarque
muchas veces en- la isla. Una noche,
por POGO me matan. Me nett en- un
bale de negros, en- la Gale de la Lu-
ma, tuve que salir ''embriscado".
sEEnbriscado? A Lastra le-pare-
cia impossible DIR aquel lenguaje de
Puerto Rico en- ell mismO coraz6n de
Madrid.
Por fin, pas6 rozandonos una mu-
jercita con las manOs hundidas en- los
bOlsillos de su traje sastre.
-;NO la cOnOce usted? Tambien
ha estado por ALA. 5Se acuerda us
ted de una catalana que lleg6 Puer-
to Rico representando una casa ame-
ricana; que luego tuvo una tienda en-
Ponce, y que siempre corria desolada
en- un automoyil que conducia ella
misma?
--iAh, ST, ahora recuerdO!
No cabe duda que Madrid, al prom
to, lie habia hecho Lastra una im-
preston menos favorable que SeviIIa.
CuandO lie encOntre en- la calle Mayor
tenia todavia muy agarrada en- el es-
piritu la emoci6n de Sevilla. Las fiO-
res, ell cielo, los Ojos de las sevillanas,
los patios, la explosion de cOlOres del
Alcanzar.
Como Sevil1a no hay NADIA. Ma
drid es una ciudad magnifica. PerO
Sevilla es incompatible. e..
Y sac6 del bolsilIO un mont6n de pa
peles llenos de yersos que habia escri-
to en- SevilIa. 70, sin que Sc diera
cuenta, mientras el pasaba los OjOs
pOr un escaparate de librOs, me quede
con este soneto:
patio ANDALUZp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
PATIO ANDALUZ"

Es un patio andaluz.
Manzanilla, mujeres, sol y algeria,
ojos de mOras de 0rmuz,
bajo el sol de Andalucia.
Una gitanilIa baiIa, una gitanilIa
(canta.
Miradas y miradas que cabriIlean,
sones de pandereta
y pies diminutitos que martiIlean.
81 ole de un tOrerO, el sonar de las
(cOpas,
81 rastrear de las cuefdas de la guita-
(rra,
Ell mant6n de Manila sobre las ropas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
ConsuIado de Espana en- San
Juan, P. r.

Sc desea saber el paradero del es-
pafiol OCTAvIO CATALA MUFA,
natural de Tarragona, de oficio ES-
CULTOR. del que no tienen noticias
desde 1914.
El Vicee6nsul encargado,.
ANTONIO L. SERRANO.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
A V / S O

La reunion annual para la election de la Dis
rectiva della Cruz Roja Americana. Capitulo de
Puerto Rico tendra efecto el dia 16.de julio de
1920 a las 1000 a. m. en- los saones de la BIblo-
teca Carnegie. Sc invita- a todos los asocladoss
j. w. BLANCO, Secretario.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28

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ALAsKA'S ANSWER TO NATIONS CALL

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MICHIGAN IRON
 COUNTY REBELS
 AGAINST PROHIBITION

Chicago. Feb. 232-''.\ rebellion against prohibition has broken out in Iron County. Michigan and the county. led by it's prosecuting attorney, is in open revolt against federal authority" ;"
 This was the notification sent today to the authorities at Washington by Major A. L.. Delrymple. Federal pro- hibition director for the central states.
 Major Dalrymple has been advised that the citizens of Iron County are openly refusing to obey the national prohibition act and declare they have no intention of doing so. Speculation is rife here regarding the possible ac- tion of the federal government toward the situation, which is without pre- cedent in the history of the country It is said that practically the entire populace of Iron County Is opposed to prohibition
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
PRICE REGULATION A FARCE

The announcement of the Department of during the month of January again the high cost of living problem The admission 'ses ' W ~ price the widely months have been utterly ineffective in checking the standard of results obtained both effect than the torrent Of wind ' p' the peace treaty
 congressional efforts price regulation are concerned view of congressional ,.,rs scarcely be expected monkey with the shnins no" or obvious dncnton of congress itself conclusive deon public little relief from high prices from that governmental There however, some sh' powerful command of the De- of Justice work with the avowd intention rounding up the himself largely 
 which it would be while with all the majestic forces the problem believed that lv continuing their unrammeed well illus in that only has nothing material been accomplished in the way or s
 
 
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 displays remarkable efficiency rounding up the w. and whose principal ofense is pencant for openly de- indicated in attitude toward the living question but when comes to failure The
 
 amnis practically in interest that few bluffs have of other than the packing little while S.aask the matter is administration desire the the They will act when confronted y demand permit delay
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
MONDAY
ENGLAND AND ITALY
 TO RESUME TRADE
 RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA

London. Feb. 23-Premier Lloyd George and Nitti. the Italian premier, have reached an understanding where. by both England and Italy will resume complete commercial relations with Russia but will have no diplomatic dealings with the Soviet government
 The resumption of trade relations will lift the long standing Allied blockade of Soviet Russia and permit the Russians to import food and other much needed commodities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28

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VICE PRESIDENT DISCUSSES
 ALIEN IMMIGRATION

New York, Feb. 23-"Aliens who come to America not intending to malt this country u permanent home, but expecting to return to the land of their nativity should not be received by the United States was the outstanding declaration made by Vice President Marshall in an address on the alien immigration question here today,
 The Vice president added that America should no longer be loved by the citizens uf foreigE lands for its opportunities, but should be loved for it's institutions as we'll" Tn, ad- dress was made before d local society interested in the uplifting of the alien
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
How far is Washington?
Not. so far That. the Statements. of
 it's Residents Cannot be Verified.

Rather an interesting case has been developed in Washington and it is well worth publishing here. The statement is sincere-thc proof convincing.
 SidneyB. Hart, S25 w. Sharp Ave. Spokane. Wash. says: "The grip left my kidneys weak. My kidneys got so they didn't act freely enough and the muscles of my back became stiff and achy. Many times I had dizzy spells and little black spots float ed before my eyes. blurring my sight. A sharp pain caught me in my back whenever l bent over. Doar's Kidney Pills had always been highly recom- mended, so thought I woul give them trial After l had used one box, I was cured of that awful trouble, for my kidneys were in good condi- tion again.
 Price COG. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney. Pilis-the same that Mr.. Hart had. Foster Mi ilburn Co.,. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. V.
 (Advertissment)
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NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR WILL FIGHT FOR ANTI PROHIBITION
 PLANK AT CONVENTION

Atlantic City. x. ]. Feb. 23-Gov- ernor Edwards of New Jersey an nounced today that he intends carry ing the fight "f the people of New Jersey against prohibition to the Ma tional Democratic convention at san Francisco.
 Governor Edwards, who was elect ed on his promise to fight against national prohibition. said he intends to go 10 san Francisco to fight for an ti-prohibition plank in the Demo cratic platform. New Jersey has al- ready repudiatcd the action uf the legislature in endorsing the prohibi tion amendment. thereby creating a situation which may require the is su;nce of a new proclamation of the ratification of the amendment. with the name of some other state cndors- ing the amendment substituted. Ed wards was elected on his pledge to fight 10 restore the state to n wet regime.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
WOMAN SUICIDES ON
 BOARD S. S PRESIDENT

san Francisco; Feb 23-Mrs Her wife of Herbert Baby q Bellingham automobile dealer. killed herself today by shooting on board the Admiral Line steamer President while enroute from Los Angeles to San Francisco
 The suicide is said to have occurred following q quarrel between Mrs Baby and her husband while on the steam CT
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28

Peter Cooper is in jail at Fairbanks because of craving of the stomach which could only he satisfied by that which biteth like serpent and sting eth like an adder. Peter had first class worm over on Garden island. near the city. and every time the worm turned it turned out first-class hootch. One. day while Peter was plying his business and the worm was warbling joyoualy, Deputy Marshal McMullen happened along. and while it pained him. took Peter into custody. Judge Bunnel win umpire the game.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28

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PALMER THREATENS PACKERS
 WITH PROSECUTION
Asst. Campbell Soups, 7 cans $1.oo


 Chicago. Feb. 23-As a result of the Federal Trade Commission reveia- tions concerning the alleged profiteer ing and food cornering activities of the big packing hours firms, Attor- |ney General Palmer has served mo- tice on the packers here that unless t country wide reduction in the price of meats takes place immediately they will be compelled by the federal gov efnment to submit their books to fed eral agents for inspection. This is the first definite steps taken by the federal government to force ,t rcduc- ton in meat prices and is believed tn be the prelude to ,; vigorous campaign in that direction.
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How do you like the Weekly Mug get? If 1t suits you, pass it on or mail it to somebody who might be- come interested in this part of Alaska.
 The mineral is here but it takes men and capital to get it out. In- terest. your best friends by subscrib- ing to the paper for them. We will mail it anywhere for $l.oO per month
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MATERLINk SUFFERS INJURY
 IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

San Diego, Feb. 23-Manrice Mater link, the noted author was compelled to cancel his speaking enga cement here today owing to an injury to one eye resulting from the entry of T cinder while travelling on the train from los Angeles. Materlnk is .re- ported suffering severely and is under the care of q specialist
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
AMERIcAs PART IN THE GREAT WAR THE PROBLEM OF EQUIPMENT

about become susrs Heeurs tney after they in these consunned trousers
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
TWIN FALLS AUTO SHOW OPENS
MAY 10
Plans for Exhibition for Ultinate Car
Owners are now Corpete

Everything is ready for the Twin
Fall Chronicle big Auto Show the full
week. May 1915.
This is the first time in I'll, north
vest u At q newspaDee has upd'r-
taken T. put on an auio show. ana the
experiment has proven beyond doubt
e f. = :iity Of tn Idea. :.
Fcltcr r. II. stevensol i. at lie
attempt to induce the 7 v.n Falls auto
dealers and the Chamber OF Commerce
to put on the auto show. decided that
he would put it on himself. to demon
strate that it could be done.
AIagel Brothers were building a
mammoth garage, concrete, two floors
each 125x125 feet, with roof built FOR
Ia floor for a third story Editor
Stevenson obtained this building for
the show. Magel Brothers to occupy
it immediatly at the conclusion of the
big event.
The mammoth building has been
decorated from top to bottom In it
viii be found every make of auto
truck, and many tractors sold in Idaho
The displays will be marveIs of beauty
and the show a liberal education. on
the second floor a stage has been
built, and twelve artists have been
secured to stage musical and vaude-
vile performances each night of the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
FIELD MEET AT
GOODlNG COLLEGE

Gooding, Idaho, Gooding College
was host for the reception rendered to
the Idaho State Parent Teachers
Association Tuesday evening and now
Preparations are well under way for
the meet of the Southern Idaho Inter-
Collegiate Athletic Association, which
win be held on the Gooding College
Athletic fled, May 21st
fine quarter of mile track. with
baseball diamond and foot ball grid
iron in the center has already been
graded, smoothed and covered with
clay. This will be rolled, and a coat
5of cinders added so that everything
will be in first class shape when the
visitors from the Albion State Normal
the College of Idaho and the Idaho
State Technical Institute come to town.
One Of the features of the Gooding
Field is the hillside right between the
building and the track. which viii en-
able the college to care for $500 visi-
tors on Fled Day and to guarantee a
position where each and everyone can
have a fun view of each and every
event
This athletic contest viii be the first
Of the events leading up to commence
ment which viii be held June 2nd this
year. The following Monday the Sum
mer Session for grade pupils high (
school students, teachers and others.
who wish to review or to take up prac-
-ical work in music, art or commercial
branches. viii be started.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER

Readers of the Journal have been
interested in the developments in con-
nection with the mysterious murder of
the man whose body was found in the
desert 25 miles north of Kimama
after it had been dug out Of its
shallow grave by the coyotes. The
region where the body was found was
such an inaccessible spot in the desert
that it was necessary for the county
surveyors OF Lincoln, Blaine and
NTinidoka counties to make a careful
survey of the county lines to determine
in which county the crime had been
committed. This survey located the
grave in Minidoka county and the case
has been transferred to that county for
trial of the suspected parties.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
THE SCHOOL EXHIBIT

Wednesday afternoon the public was
invited to visit the high school building
to see the exhibits displayed by the de-
partments of Art, Manual Training and
Domestic Arts. The work exhibited
was such as to make all who saw it
feel justified in the generous support
given the schools. Much Of the work
would have been credit to profession
al artisans and the boys and girls of the
schools have no reason to be other
than proud of the accomplishments Of
the year in these lines.
FOR SALE Or TRADE-Fourteen
head of Whitefaced Registered Bulls
Inquire at Shoshone Feed Barn.