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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
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by Brian BOru. The most primitive
representation of the harp in Ireland
is in rude sculpture in a church near
Kilkenny, known to date from the
ninth century.
4, Q.-Is the weight of the brain
of man and woman the same?
4. A.-The weight of the brain Of
the average man is fifty ounces,
while that of the average woman is
forty-fouT ounces. A mans heart
averages eleven ounces; while that
of a woman's is about nine ounces.
5. Q.-How many federal statutes
have been held unconstitutional by
the United States?
5. A,-Between 1890 and 1912 the
supreme court declared unconstitu-
tional thirty three statutes of con-
gress, two hundred and twenty three
state statutes and twenty-three mu-
nicipal ordinances.
6. Q.-How many presidents have
been assassinated and to what polit-
ical parties did they belong?
6. A.-Three presidents of the
United States have been assassinat-
ed, and all of them were Republi-
cans. These martyrs were Lincoln,
Garfield and Mckinley.
z. Q.-What are cultured pearls?
Z. A.-The kind that are produc-
ed artifcially, particularly by the
Japanese. The pearl is a growth in
side the mollusk to protect it from
some irritant. BY artificially intro
ducing an irritant into the mollusk
shell the Japanese cause it to grow
a. pearl. These are rarely of the
quality of natural pearls.
8. Q.-How many men so far have
been in President Wilson's cabinet?
8. A.-Eighteen men to date have
served in President Wilson's cabinet.
9. Q.-How much air does an or
binary oil heater consume as COM
pared to an adult?
9. A.-The United States bureau
OF mines says that an ordinary heat
er vitiates approximately as much
air as five grown persons.
10. Q.-When did the present en-
peror of Japan come to the throne?
10. A.-Emperor Toshinito, the
present ruler of Japan, succeeded to
the throne on the death of his father.
August 80, 1912
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27

people than property, although no
one has a keener respect for the
laws governing both than cambridge
Colby. He has been near" mem
Der Of the cabinet for so. time. He
was urged for attorney general when
Mr.. McReynolds was elevated to the
supreme bench and was considered
for a cabinet post after the 1916
campaign was over.
Mr.. Colby will find little di. ciculty
in following out the Wilson policies
in international affairs as he is we'd
ded to no particular theories of in
ternational law. or international rela-'
tionship beyond the broad principles
enunciated by the president him
self
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
Copyright 1920, by the Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service

Daily News Forelgn Service
In the hands of powerful rulers the
| people are merely pawns. This is
clear from the letters the German
kaiser wrote to the czar in the years
! 1903, 1904 and 1905. In 1903 the Bull
/ gars of Macedonia struck against
| Turkey for freedom from intolerable
| oppression. Austria, Russia and Ger
many stood by while Turkey smoth-
cred the rebellion, and then urged a
! series of reforms on Turkey which
| satisfied no one and were never full
| ly carried out. The powers had in
| tervened,' but the peasants of the
Balkans were still encouraged to hate
one another.
The kaiser now assumes larger
| figure in Turkish affairs. Russia,
which wanted the Dardanelles open
en- and Turkey cut to pieces. has
acquiesced in the soft spoken pro-
gram of the kaiser. 1t is the German
ambassador who interviews the sui
| tan and suggests that the reforms
wanted by Russia and Austria be
carried out.
| On the other side of the world the
| Russo-Japanese war breaks out. The
| kaiser has continuously egged NickY
on. He even suggests that Korea
must be Russian. He has for years
sought to warn Russia against the
| yellow peril and following up Rus
sia's adventures in the east has him
| self profted by them. The German
action in the Boxer rebellion, the
concessions in Shantung and the
| building up of Kiao-Chau as a Ger
man fortress proved that the kaiser
| wished to profit materially by Rus
! Sia's adventure.
The letters were copied in Moscow
by Isaac Don Levine, staff cores
pondent, of The Daily News.
Kaiser Cautions Sultan
Neues Palais, September 10, 1903
Dearest Nicky. 1t is impossible for
| me to pass over the sudden and trag-
ic death of that sweet little sun
shine without sending you just a
word to tell you how deeply 1 feel
for you all in this sad affair. 1t is
really very difficult to realize the
fact that this darling child is no
more among US! How joyous and mer-
ry she was that day at Wolfsgarten
when L was there, so full of life
and fun and health, and to think that
one shall never see her again in this
world! What a terrible heart-rend
ing blow for poor Ernie, who dotetd
and adored that little enchantress!
May heaven give him power to bear
up under such a blow!
81 am still under the charm of the
two days l was able to spend with
you and they remain a delightful SOU
venir for me. You remember our con-
versation about the Balkans and Tur-
key, and my later telegram with my
instructions to my AMBASSADOR to
give the sultan an energetic lecture.
that it was high time for him to at
last conform himself to the 'Muerz-
steg program Well, these instruc.
tions have led to a. conversation be-
tween my ambassador and the sui
tan few days ago, which took an
hour and three-quarters. The sultan
was very tough and decidedly in the
idea that a refusal to comply with
the wishes of Russo-Austria, backed
by me, would bring no great harm
| to him! The ambassador had to
make use of every power of express
sion feasible for him versus a mon
arch, to bring the gravity Of the sit
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
Boat Hits Mine

PARIS.-The steamer Danube
struck mine in the Black sea, thir-
teen miles off Cape Ramili, on the
European shore at the entrance to
the Bosporus. thirteen persons on
board being killed by the explosion.
Two water-tight compartments of
the ship were flooded, but she sue
ceeded in reaching Constantinople.
The vessel is owned by the Messag-
cries Maritimes, of this city.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
New Jersey Passes
Law Permitting Sale
OF ; ID Pct. Beer

TRENTON. N. J., Feb. 25.-Ami4
scenes OF tumult and cries for recog
milton by members on the floor after
two hours debate, the New JERSEY
house Of assembly late yeste. day
passed compromise wet" bill fix
ing IL per cent alcohol by volume
which is declared to be slightly
stronger than the 2.75 beer of war
Ime prohibition days. as the Legal
limit for beverages in New Jersey
The bill was agreed to by wet Dem
Ocrats and wet Republicans, and haG
the sanction Of Governor Edwards. 1t
was presented to the house in the
form Of a committee substitute for
the Barrett 4 per cent bill, which
was the Democratic measure, and it
was passed by vote of 81 to q.
1t is believed that the senate will
pass the bill.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
German Agents Arrive

MEXICO CITY.-The advance
guard of German official agents in
Mexico has arrived. George Schmidt,
designated as consul general, and S..
Wolfe, commercial attache, have both
taken their posts and have outlined
program of commercial activity in
this republic.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27

LLOYD GEORGE, ENGLISH PREMIER, is shown
portrait wearing, first time,
Legion Honor bestowed him by the
French recognition of his ardent work
allied
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27

neuVers. Perhaps you will IND top
les which will remind you of our las
conversation and show how the de
Velopment Of events is looked upor
in Europe, perhaps different from tn,
aspect at Petersburg. If they ar,
old news beg your pardon, but az
you said at Dolfsgarten it did no
matter. provided it were news relat
ing to the interests common, to tn,
surety of our two nations I venture
to submit them to you; they come
from cuttings from quite differen
sources and papers. How glad I an
that Alix is all right again and free
from that abominable pain. The
shooting results are very fine and
wish you Weldmannshell with all my
heart 1 sent Gen. Adjt. V. Loexen
field to London to give the long serV.
ice cross. twenty-five years, to Uncle
Arthur, and in the same time to re.
connoiter the frame Of mid and The
flow Of public opinion about the east
ern question. His mother is an Eng
lish. lady, so he speaks it very we'll
What he sad and heard L shall let
you know.
Again Warns of Japan
''The officers in command Of my
troops In China have been for a Ions
time already ordered closely to sur
vey the Intercourse between Japs
and Chinese military and the grow
ing influence Of Japan with the Chi
nese army. Two days ago L got a re-
port that the Japs are clandestinelJ
arming the Chinese behind your an6
my backs against us. That they have
concluded a secret engagement with
China to provide the army with 90.
900 new repeating rifles and ammu-
milton, forty-eight field guns and
twelve mountain guns (rapid firing)
with ammunition to be there till next
summer. The Chinese troops are
drilling day and night. And as the
people who watched them, for :n-
stance, at Pao-t ins-fu say, remark
ably we'll! Commanded by Jap in
structing officers, whose numbers are
steadily increasing! Nice business
I believe the, Chinese ought not to
be allowed to have Japs in their
army! They are sure to rouse Chi
nese hopes and fnfiame their hatred
against the white race in general and
constitute a grave danger to you
rear in case you would have to face a
Jap adventure on the saashore. Beg
ging your pardon for my liberty /
have taken, L hope the admiral of the
Pacific will not be angry with the
admiral Of the Atlantic's signals, who
is always on the lookout. Ia ia, best
love to Alix. From your devoted
friend and cousin, toujourns en- We
dette. WILLY"
Continued in Next Issue)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
Questions Answered

1. Q.-Was it the intention of
the builder of the Tower of Pisa to
have it slanted?
1. Alt has long been a matter
of dispute whether the slant of this
tower, which is considered one of
the seven wonders of the world, was
accidental or Intentional. The ma
jority Of critics seem to concur in
the opinion that it was purposely
built with a slant.
2. Q-How much gasoline is used
daily in the U. S. A?
2. A.-Approximately 100000
gallons Of gasoline are used every
day in this country, which is about
3,650,000,000 gallons a year.
8. Q.-Why does the flag of Ire
land have the harp for symbol?
3. A.-The harp as used on the
Irish flag is the national emblem of
that country. According to tradi-
ton, the harp was first introduced
into Ireland by the Phoenicians some
centuries before Christ, and the
Irish bards were known to possess
wonderful skill in playing this in
strument. Another tradition is that
the harp was introduced into ireland
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
New Questions

l. Odd Shakespeare ever act
in any of his plays?
2. els it. true that President
Wilson can not walk since his ILL
ness?
8. Q.-What popes had the long
est and shortest reigns?
4. Q.-What was the greatest
amount Of money coined in a single
year in the United States minis?
5. Q.-Why is the present time
said to y ethe twentieth century
when this is only 1920?
6. Q.-What is the largest Pro-
testant denomination in the world?
Z. Q.-Is it eugenically dangerous
for first cousins to marry?
8. els there any way in which
can make application for a pass
port to leave the country without my
birth certificate, which has been mis-
placed?
9. Q.-What period was the age
Of Bronze?
10. Q.-Where is the home of the
sugar cane?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27

in. Hips up to 45 In. You know VIII
1.-THE wonderful Nu-Satin skirt "a bi
bargain price, and then this fine petit
| sent on approVal-not q penny to send
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-27
Keeping "Nicky" Posted

'Neues Palais, Dec. 4, 19O9-Dear-
est Nicky: Enclosed send you some
interesting material for your amuse-
ment Articles about politics, about
naval matters, description OF foods
in Petersburg-which do not Taow
whether it is right-and an illus
trated magazine about the last ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Pagina Cinc0.

de la finca principal ochpan las ser-S
vidumbres de que Sc habla arriba Sc
describen del modo siguiente:--
SERVIDUMBRES.
A. Una parcela de terreno, situa-
da en- ell barrio de Pozo-Hondo Muni-
cipio de Guayama, compuesta de-
1.9O6 acres, de 2O34 pies de largo CON
un promedio de 4O.S2 pies de ancho,
v por la Inca central del Canal, linz
dando .por lie Norte Y por ell Sur con
la fnca principal de la cual Sc segret.
gan, pertenecientes la Succession de
Manuel Santisteban, por el Este con
los terrenos de Sucesores de Jo-.
Sc Gonzalez Y Co. y por el Oeste
con ell camino de Pozo-H -Hondo. u
B.. Una parcela de terreno. situa-
da en- el barrio Pozo Hondo, del Mu-
nicipio de Guayama, compuesta de
|2.896 acres, 227S pies de largo, con
un promedio de 55.38 pies de ancho
por la Inca central del canal, lindando
al Norte Sur con la finca principal
| de la cual Sc segrega, por el Este
con el camino de Pozo-Hondo y por el
Oeste con un predio de 35.127 acres,
que ha de segregarse de dicha finca
para formar parte de la represa de
fMelania.
POR TANTO:-Yo, TOMAS ESCA-
LERA Y SANTIAGO, Marshall de la
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de Guayama, en- cumplimiento de
10 dispuesto en- la orden que antes
me refero, vendere en- subasta plbli-
ca al mejor postor, los condominios
anteriormente mencionados sobre los
bienes que Sc describieron, advirtien-
do a los licitadores que las posturas
mfnimas seran por las cantidades que
faparecen en- este edicto y que han si-
do fijadas por la Hon. Corte de Dis,
trito de este Distrito Judicial, y que
antes Sc dicen en- cada condominio y
cuyas deberan ser unicamente en- mo-
media legal de los Estados Unidos; que
los postores adjudicatarios adquiriran
los condiminios sugetos las condi-
clones que antes Sc insertan en- este
edito; que ell acto de la subasta Sc
verifcara ell dfa 16 DEL mes de JU-
MO del aiio corriente de dos tres
de la tarde, en- mi ofcina situada en-
ell edificio de esta Corte de Distrito,
calle de. Hostos n1mero 16 altos; que
ell importe de las posturas debera ser
consignado en- poder del suscribiente,
ltan pronto Sc verifque la subasta.
mo Sc ADMITEN CHEQUES DE
| iNINGUNA CLASE; que en- la orden
que me ha sido librada constan los
titulos de las fincas, folios y tdmos
de inscription de las mismas.
Y para fjar en- tres sitios publicos
de esta Corte v Ciudad con fecha "a
de MAYO del corriente, Y para la
publication en- Ell peri6dico Ell I'M
PARCIAL. que Sc edita en- San Juan
lde Puerto Rico libro el presente que
firmo en- Guayama, P. R., los 19
dias del mes de Mayo de 1920. u,
Tomas Escalera,
Marshall de la Corte de Distrito del
4 Distrito de Guayama. "
c. Dominguez y RubiO, s4s
Abogado peticionario. Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Para anunciOs
en-
"EL IMPARCIAL'
TARIFA PARA PUERTO RICO
LlaEe al Telefono No. 900, Q sir
vase pasar por Ia OGcina.

TARIFA PARA PUERTO RICO.
lAnuncios por una sola vez: 20
pulgadas mas, 80 ctys. la pulgada.
Por una sola vez menos de 20
pulgadas, so ctvs. la pulgada.
P0r dos inserciones: 20 pulga-
das o mas, Is ctvs. la pulgada.
Por dos inserciones: menos de 20
pulgadas, 40 ctys. la pulgada.
Por tres inserciones: 20 pulga-
das Q, mas, 20 ctvs. la pulgada..
Por tres inserciones: menos de
20 pulgadas, 80 ctvs. la pulgada.
Por seis inserciones: mas, Is
ctvs. la pulgada.
Posici6n determinada 10 pey
ciento aumento.
Comunicados: 10 ctys. Ia linea
Edictos: 80 ctvs. la pulgada
Avisos de Subasta ETC.:
la Inca.
>~Anunci0s EN- primeE1
Sl.25 la pulgada.
Anuncios en- seguY
.ctys. Ia pulgada.
Anuncios en- q
ctvs. la pulgadf
RecIamOs:
doce yeces
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Ell PUEBLO EsPANoL Sc DECIA-
RA EN- FAVOR DE LAS sANDALIAs

y Il T j 3 y Z
MADRID, mayo 14.-A fin de con-
trarrestar el abuse que existe, sobre el
precio del calzado que en- Espala CO.
mo en- los demas pafses es excessive.
existe I'm gran movimiento para pro
pagar el uso de las sandalias Q al
pargatas, en- vez del zapato de zuela
" pieles. Despaclos procedentes de
las provincias, anuncian que en- toda
la naci6n Sc esta adoptando este. ha-
bito que los clubs literarios, artfs-
ticos, militares Y sociales, que no es-
tan conformes con el movimiento,
suscriben grandes sumas para COM
prar calzado en- las tiendas al ,por
mayor, para detallarlo sus niem-
bros durante el inyierno pr6ximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
E.licto
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
GUAYAMA, PTO. RICO.

FERNANDO BEIRo u GONZALEZ.
EN- su caracter de padre con patria
postestad sobre su hijo menor de
edad, nombrado Francisco Beiro y Ro-
vira y como apoderado de Maria del
Cerro y Santisteban esta en- su carac-
ter de madre con patria potestad So
bre sus hijos memories de edad, nom
brados Angel y Pia Santisteban del
Cerro,
Peticionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31

F. I'm ranchon construido de ma
deras con techo de zinc, Y piso de con-
creto, destinado tambien a pesebre,
que mide 8 metros 80 centimetros de
frente por trece metros 80 centime-
tros de fondo enclavado en- solar del
Municipio de esta ciudad, situado en-
la prolongaci6n de la Gale de San
Juan, que mide IL metros de frente
por 16 de fondo y limita por ell fondo
con solares de fincas descritas del se-
nor Beiro y sus hijos, por la derecha
con solar de otra finca del senor Bel
ro y por la izquierda con solar de fin
ca de dona Teresa Rovira Y Tomas
vda. de villodas.
CONDOMINIOS DE LOS MEMORIES
& PA Y ANGEL SANTISTEBAN
Y DEL CERRO.
Uno, cada menor equivalente a 81
cuerdas 1852 diez milesimas, sobre la
SISulcUtC IlIlCd xGOSIlGd.-
Predio de 263 cuerdas, SO centavos,
sito en- ell barrio Pozo Hondo NUM-
cipio de Guayama, que colinda por el
Norte Manuel Cividanis Y Consuelo
Wives de Rivera. Sur la finca Melania
de Carlos H. Blondet, Sues. de Jose
Gonzalez y Co. y tierras del pueblo
de Puerto Rico, sea una parcela de
IS acres, 127 milesimas que Sc ven
dieron a dicha entidad para la repre-
sa denominada Melania, al Este Sues.
de Jose Gonzalez y Co., Y al Oeste
jeremiah Smith Jr. y Consuelo vi
yes de Rivera.
POR CUANTO:-las condolences de
venta fijadas por la Hon. Corte de
Distrito de Guayama, en- la orden a
que antes me refiero son las siguien-
tes:- rt
CONDICIONES DE VENTA DE LOS
CONDOMINIOS DEL MENOR
FRANCISCO BEIRO Y ROVIRA.
Ell precio mfnimo de venta en- la
subasta por cada condominio del me-
nor arriba nombrado sera:-
Por el condominio de la finca letra
A. $1637.50 ctvs.
Por el condominio de la fnca letra
B. $625.00.
Por ell condominio de la finca letra
C. $4,000.
Por el condominio de la finca letra
d. $4,000.
/ Por ell condominio de la fnca letra
E. $25O.O0. a Hsa o
~ Por ell condominio de la finca letra
#. $4,000. g y 4jt
H Ell comprador aeeptara como titulo
de las II cuerdas, los que tiene la
misma finca y de los cpales Sc habla
en- la orden que me ha sido librada
cediendose en- su favor todos los de-
rechos que enanen de cierto pfeitc
que actualmente existe, entire ell pc
|ticionario don Fernando Beiro Y Con
zalez, v los Sres. Jose Y Joaquin Ro-
vira, como socios Y por 81, sobre re,
clamaci6n de II cuerdas, aceptandc
la cabida actual de dicha finca, y nc
|respondiendo ell menor en- ning1n case
del resultado que en- pro en- contra
pueda tener el pleito de que Sc hablt
antes, de modo que ell menor no ten
ga responsabilidad alguna por dicho
pleito, y aceptara ell condominio de-
menor tai como 81 fuese II cuerdas
cantidad que rezan los documentos.
CONDICIONES DE VENTA DE LOS
CONDOMINIOS DE LOS MEMO.
RES SANTISTEBAN Y DEL CE-
RRO.
Ell precio m1nimo de venta en- la
subasta pdblica por cada condominic
de los memories Santisteban y del Ce-
rro, sera la suma de tres mil sesenta
~ dos dollars por cada uno, obllgadc
el comprador aceptar las servidum-
bres la participation de terreno que
tienen los memories sobre ell que estas
ocupan, sin descontar NADIA por elias
POR CUANTO:-Las parcelas que
---------=----
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
GARAGES.

GARAGES.
No compre SUI bomba y del)6sit0
para la venta de gasOlina y aceites an
tes de escribirnos.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-09-02
The Seed Show.

An advance communication re-
ceived by the county agent from
B. f. Sheehan, State Seed Com
missioner, Boise, in regard to the
Tenth Annual Seed Show to be
held at Nampa, January, 1921,
will be of interest to Lewis coun-
ty farmers at this time.
"The premium list is just going
to press and it calls for approx
imately $500 in cash awards.
This year we are increasing our
list of specials and want you to
note the following:
"Dicklow wheat, 20 lbs, list,
$37 End, $22; Ord, $12.
Early Baart, 20 lbs, LIST, $37 ];
2nd, $22; 3rd, $12.
Turkey Red, 20 lbs, LIST, $40;
End, $40; 3rd, SIS.
"Trebi Barley, 10 lbs, LIST, 500;
End, $40; Ord, SIS.
"Alfalfa seed, 10 lbs, LIST, $37,s
End, $22; 3rd, $12.
cred clover, 10 lbs, LIST, $37;
End, $22; 3rd, $12.
Field Peas, 5 lbs, LIST, 500;
End, $40; 3rd, SIS.
Garden Peas, 5 lbs, LIST, 500;
End, $40; 3rd, SIS.
Potatoes, Melted Gems, 10 tu-
bers, LIST, 500; End, $40; 3rd, So.
"Idaho Rurals, 10 tubers, LIST,
500; End, $40; Bird, SIS.
Later in the fall the Associa-
ton will have a man in the field
to collect the best you have"
Last year several prizes were
won by Lewis county farmers at
the Seed Show held in Pocatello
and it is hoped that we may again
carry, off some ribbons and prize
money with exhibits from Lewis
country.