davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
= DESFILE SOCIAL =,
Paso Ia Semana de Orc, de Sol de Alegfa

rejas alsiosas de que el baile CONT
nuara
Ell Casino Espanol ha clausurado,
brillantemente. la semana de orc con
que hemos festejado los marinos
del acorazado Alfonso XIII, rompien-
do la Ultima lanza florida en- homena-
je los hermanos espirituales, que
han sido hasta aver. huespedes de
honor de nuestra ciudad capitolina.
Merece aplausos el Casino Espanol
por su fastuoso baile del domingo.
.Z4RPO AVER la NAVE GUERRERO
I Aver las seis de la tarde, Zarp6
de nuestra bahia la nave guerrero que
ha permanecido nueve dfas en- ell puer
to de San Juan; y en- homemade a la
cual, Puerto Rico ha batido palmas de
publico regocijo.
EXtraordinario gentfo llen6 toda La
marina, muelles Y murallas desde una
hora antes de enfilar su rumbo la
boca del MORO" Ell acorazado espa-
mol.
Parece que, previsoramente, Sc in
dic0 para esa hora la salida del vapor
aprovechando la marea alta, fin de
facilitar su salida, mar afuera, sin per-
canoe en- el canal, tomando en- cuenta
su excessive calado.
I Una flotilla compuesta de centena-
res de pequelias embarcaciones, ale
gremente empavesadas con banderas,
gallardetes variados distintivos, es-
colt6 al hermoso barco mar afuera,
retornando la pequeiia escolta, POGO
despu6s nuestro puerto perdiendOse
en- la lfnea del horizonte ell acorazadO,
cuando va In tarde morfa Y ell sol ago
nizaba entire una apote6sis Gle celajes
vespertinos.
Ia ciudad de San Juan. vuelve a su
afanar cotidiano; al trafago de su vi
da vertiginosa de trabajo v de lucha,
tras nueve dfas de grandes expansiones
espirituales, festejando al Comandante
Y oficialidad del acorazado Alfonso
XIII. quienes deseamos viaje ven
turoso hasta Norfolk y New York, don
de Sc dirije.
Miles de personals y mas de mil auto
movies, llenaban los campos del Mo-
rro, al pasar el buque frente los fuer-
tes, mientras el vocear de las multi
tudes Y las bocinas de los autos, daban
Su clanorOso adiOs a la nave espailo-
la que Sc alejaba de nuestro lar bO-
rinquefio. So.
La voZ de la sangre ha resonado elO-
cuentemente por todos los ambitos del
pals; hemOs sentido EN- nuestros cora
zones el resurgimiento, de amores
dormidOs Y al conjuro mdgicO de SEN
timientos hondos, despert0 todo uR
aver en- esta semana de alucinaciones
bellas; semana de oro de sol de-ale-
grfa.
MIGDALIA,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
para Ell IMPARCIAL.)

Nietzsche hizo a Zaratustra un pa
ria de la fuerza. Quien solo Sc preo-
lcupe de ser fuerte, de dominar por la
Iviolencia, empieza por ser esclavo de
esta. Estoy mas conforme con Gomez
Carballeira. AL tomar la vida como
un juego, triunfa, sin imposition de
nadie, de la fuerza. Quien Sc rfe de
los dominadores es quien domina real
mente! Nietzsche Sc preocupaba con
ser fuerte. Yo sintetizo la filosoffa
de Lopez Carballcira en- esta forma:
no preocuparse con forjar una ex-
tructura espiritual que no Sc posce.
Conformarse con ser 10 que Sc es Y
gozar de la vida sin otras preocupa-
clones. Podriamos decir algo mas
sintetico todavia: no falsifcar la pro-
pia vida.
Me preguntareis, va que Nietzs-
che 10 teneis olvidado de sabido,
iquien es Lopez Ca<balleira? Es
un hombre encantador, joven aun-
de treinta y tantos anos-que marcia
a mi lado por unas pinas sendas de
la montana de Galicia. Hemos deja-
do atras las blancas casas los CAM
pos uberrimos de Sotomayor. Va
mos perdiendo de vista ell un dia for
fmidable y temido alberguc seiiorial
de Pedro Madruga, aquel discolo ca
ballero medieval que prendio a un
Obispo con los mismos miramientos
con que prenderfa un malhechor--
ST Ell no estuviese obligado a respetar
los de su jaez-y que tuvo en- jaque
a los servidores armados del Arzo-
bispo de Compostela, a quienes de-
belo, falta del Arzobispo, que tuvo
bien no ponersele al alcance de las
unas.
I'm companero de excursion nos
cuenta por que al senor de Sotoma-
yor llamosele Pedro Madruga. Fue
porque hallandose en- litigio con ell
Conde de Ribadavia sobre cual habia
de ser el lfmite de sus respectivas
tierras, decidieron ponerlo ALI donde
ambos feudales Sc encontrasen salien-
do a la misma hora de sus castillos.
La del alba seria la de la partida. Con
cada noble iria, para dar fe, un es-
cribano.
No durmi6 la vispera ell de Sotoma-
yor. A media noche batio las palmas
e hizo, con este ardid, cantar al gallo.
Iba amanecer, segdn el reloj de los
corrales.
Tirose ell escribano de la CANA, pia-
faron los caballos. Salio, al galope,
la conitiEa. ~ tanto anduvo que llel
go casi a las puertas del castillo del
contrincante.
-Madrugas-dijo ell Conde de Ri
badavia, viendose arrebatar por la de-
saprension del de Sotomayor los mas
de sus dominios. M
Desde entonces ell terrible feudaI,
caudillo de toda la gente maleante de
Galicia, fue conocido por ell remoque-
te de Pedro Madrugada que le acom-
palo en- sus fechorias y en- su obs
cura muerte en- tierras extranjeras
Este hombre singular que oye con-
migo estas historias las saborea
con el mismo placer conque 20 las sa-
boreo, Lopez Carballeira, es canoni-
go en- Toledo. fTenfa treinta amos y
10 era va, despues de renida oposicion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
DEL COMANDAN.
TIE GONZALEZ BILLION AL
sR. ToDI

C Comisionado Servicio Pdblico.
AL perder de vista las costas de
Puerto Rico vivamente emocionado les
envio un carinoso adios en- mi NOM
bre y en- ell de toda la dotacion que no
olvidara nunca la semana espafiola.
Comandante alfonso kip.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24

raZado eSpanol, n0ta S0cNal de alto re-
lieve, que podemos calificE de sorpren
dente y extraordinaria.
A la una de la madrug5 la termino
ell hermoso acto. u
La brillante sociedad portorriqueiia,
Sc siente altamente complacida, con
ell obsequio Que ell Comandante off
cialidad del barco les dispense la no.
che del sabado q del corriente; noche
de allegro expansion espiritual en- que
para cumplimentar la selecta SOcie-
dad de San Juan, el acoraZado Alfonso
XIII, surto hasta aver Ell nues-
ira bahia, nos llam0 sl seno, v para
recibirnos Y agasajarnos, derrocho ga
lanterfa supreina, visti0 esa noche su
airoso T'raje de LUccs.
CON Ell GRAN BALE DEL Do
lIINGO, Ell CASINO ESPANOL ROM
PIO La ULTIH4' LAMA FLORIDA,
EN- HOMENAJE A Los MARIN0S.
Ell Casino Espaiiol clausur6 la noche
del domingo. con un gran bale, los
m1ltiples festeios tributados por la
ciudad de San Juan, Ell esta semana
-espai1ola. los marines del acorazado
Alfonso XIfI.
do In al mi
blico Sc aglomeraba, en- la calle de San
Jose. frente al Casino Espa1ol, ilumi-
M 40 bellamente Y decOrado con ban
;a6 cortinajes, plantas vivas y
yerdes p III a de nuestra
que da acceso al anteSala del elegan-
te cfrculo, haSta terminar ell sus sa-
lones V galerias, corredores V terrazas.
No es possible calcular el n1mer0 de
concurrentcs q este suntuoso acto So
cial.
Cuando di6 principle ell bale, Las pa
reias Sc apilaban de tai manera, que
apenas 81 Sc podfa dar un paso al com
pas de la mlisica. en- los espacioSOS sa-
lones: pero 10 eXtraordinariO, 10 que
realmente hemos viSto pocas vedas,
fu6 la colossal animaci6n. la inusitada
algeria que rein0 en- este gran bale.
En- el centro del textero Norte del
salon principal. lucia sus vivos colOres
la bandera espanOla y en- los angulos
Este Y Oeste, la pOrtOrriqueila Y la anne
ricana respectivamente.
En- la terraza Sc sirvi6 un exquisite
buffet que fuG obSequiado a los concu-
rr2nteS.
En- ningl1n sitics podfam9s dar un paso.
Va es astiz pequeno el local del sim
plticO CcntrO para el numero de sus
asociados, pero adelanta el proyectO de
construction de un soberbiO edificio Con
toda la elegancia Y suntuosidad que es
te cfrculo social requere
El prcsidente del Casino. Su Directi-
va ell senor Perez Losada, congratu-
larGn a los marines con eNtremada ga
lanterfa, asf como toda aquelIa selec-
ia soeiedad que asisti6 al baile del do
.mingo.
A las dos de la nmnana Sc toc0 la
Ultima pieza de este gran baile, cIiando
a1n los salones, estahan plenos de pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
Ell JUEz HAMILTON EMBARcA
EN- Ell BUFORD


Esta mafiana el juez de la COrte Fe-
deral Mr.. Hamilton anunci6 en- Corte
alberta que mafana quedaba cerrado
el t6rmino de la Corte, por tener que
embarcar en- el trahsporte Baford pa
ra New York, via Colon, con Ell fin de
disfrutar de sus vaeaciones
FL juez asOciado del Tribunal SUI
premo Lcdo. Wolf, ha sido designado
por ell Presidente Wilson, para actuar
como juez de la Corte Federal, duran
te La auseneia del juez propietario.
Ell BARCEL0NA NO LLEVA PA
SAFE
EI trasatlantico espafol barcelona
no puede tomar pasaje en- Puerto Ri
co, debido d que esta toda la camara
ocupada.
Lleva 1900 pasaieros.
FL Lcdo. Dexter que pensaba EN-
barcar en- el Barcelona. ha tenido que
posponer su viaje para tomar el va
por Manuel Cairo, que Sc espera lie
sue el dia dos de septiembre -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
EN- HUELGA

Los empleados de la fundici6n de
Abarca Sc han declarado en- huelga pa
cffiea Solicitan modification en- las
horas de trabajo y aumento en- los sa-
larios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
Pedro J. Massanet.
BoDAs

Contrajeron matrimonio ell Rio Pie
dras, los apreciables j6venes Ramona
Torres y Vicente Ruiz. Desedmosles
felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
cARGA QUE TRAE 81 BARcELoNl

Ell vapor espanol barcelona que lie
go aver nuestro puerto, trajo 1000
jaulas de ajos, l,60O cajas de aceite y
200 cajas de vino, que van de transito.
para Santo Domingo.
Ademas traio 1900 bultos de mer-
eancias consignados distintos conner
ciantes,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
EL BALE DEL VIERNES
EN- Ell CASTILLO DE "SAN
CRISTOBAL'.

El Coronel oticiales del Regimen
to de Puerto Rico, obsequiaron el vier-
mes, con un hermoso baile al Conan
dante v oficiales del acorazado espa-
mol Alfonso XIII, en- ell Castillo de
"San Crist6bal'.,
Desde la suave subida de la rampa
que dd acceso a la parte alta del his
t6rico Castillo, hasta la terraza donde
tuvo efecto ell bale, estaba decorado
artfsticamente con banderas y palmas,
guirnaldas y luces, que daban al ro-
mantico Castillo un encantador aspec-
to.
Ell Coronel Jarvis y sonora, Conan
dante del acorazadO senior Jose Con
zalez Billion, ell Vice-c6nsul de Espaila,
el Comandante Jaime Nadal, teniente
Coronel Field sefora, Comandante
Marxuach Y sefora, Comandante EN-
manuelli Y seiiora teniente Vazquez y
sei1ora, recibfan a los invitados.
Por entire una po6tica b6veda de
verdes palmas, llegamos al salon donde
di6 principle el magnffico baile las
8 Y media de la nOche.
La Banda del Regimiento, de que es
habil director ell maestro seiior Miriam
da, ejecut6 brillantes pleas.
En- los intermedios bailables, la con-
currencia Sc diseminaba por las am
plias azoteas del Castillo circundadas
por murallas y baluartes de la antigua
fortificaci6n.
En- dos mesas adornadas con fragan-
tes flores naturales, v cOlmadas de
dulces, refrescos tabacos, Sc obse-
qui6 los concurrentes.
Ell Coronel Jarvis, el Comandante
Nadal y la oficialidad del RegimieAto,
multiplication sus atenci0nes para ON
la .selecta sociedad ALI oongregad Y
muy especialmente cerea del Conan Ian
tie espafiol sefior Gonzalez Billion su
Otlc1alldad, en-, cuyo honOF sc celdpr
ba tan culto acto social.
Los militares espafioles v los az eri-
canos, ,yestfan de gran gala, y Tai Sc
1oras y caballeros, de rigurOsa Yeti
queta.
Cerca lie la una de la madrugada,
finaliz0 ell brillante baile del vie hes
ell ell historical Castillo de ''San lis
tobal. ,a
REcEPcIoy a BALE A BoRDo
DEL ACORAZADO ALFONSO IgII.
EI hermeoso bareO sc 0isti6 con t,a-
je de Mces.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24

A las nueve de la noche, del sdbado,
la sociedad de San Juan, Sc :ohgreg6
en- la Marina, frente a la 4Irsena de
los botes, para trasladarse al Alfonso
XIII, donde ell Comand hte se1or
Gonzalez Billion, y la off talidad, ha-
bfan invitado para una ecepci6n-bai-
lie, a bordo del barco gua arero.
Aunque Sc dijo que as invitaciones
serfan Imitadas, pap te que la Comi-
sion invitadora no lido resistir. la ola
gigantesca de soil &tantes. deseosos de
concurrir la 6ntuosa reception y
al bale excepa 6nal EN- ell castillo flo
tante que Sc necfa magestuosamente
en- la mitad denuestra bahia.
Remolcados por lanchas del acoraza
do, vimos partir infinidad de espacio-
sos botes, que condujerOn todO aquel
mundo social, a la hermosa nave.
En- ell fOndo obscure de la noche Sc
destac ba, sobre las aguas tranquilas
de nj estra bahia enso1adora, ell pode-
roso acorazadp con traIe de laces,
ofreciendo nuestra vision, bello y
deslumbradOr espectaculo.
Desde la lfnea de fotaci6n hasta
los mas altos mastiles, brillaba Y res
plandecfa, como entire un incendio de
estreIlas, la soberbia nave; empaye-
sada con banderas y gallardetes en- Sc
nal Gle regocijo.
No exajerarfamos 81 consignaramos
aquf que mas de dos mil personas lie
gamos la cubierta del acorazado,
donde fuimos recibidos, galante COR
tesmente, por el Comandante y la ga
1larda oficialidad espafola.
En- La cubierta del barco, inmensa
y bien pavimentada, tuvo efecto el Sc
lecto bafle-marino; acariciadas las pa
rejas por el fresco. terral de la mo-
che /.
La nave de Cleopatra, no tuvo sobre
Su alta cublerta, LENA de ar0mas Orien
tales, mayores encantos nj esplendor
mas bello, que los ostentados en- el
Alfonso XIII, la noche del sabado.
I'm buffet esplendido Sc ofreci6 a
los visitantes, con esa galanterfa es-
pafiola, llena de gracia Y de spril
que es innata en- los hijos de La Madre
Historical.
Una lloFizna menuda, provoc0 lijera
confusion entire los danzantes. pero
una larga bandera espanOla, coloeada
a manera de banda, baber del barco,
nos protegio generosamente, Y bajo sus
alas benefcas, logramos guarecernos,
como golondrinas alegres en- un alero
providenciaI.
El bale suntuoso esplendidO, la
charla amena Y divertida, y ell muir
.mullo encantador de tOda aquella bri-
llante sociedad congregada bordo,
han dado, a la recepcion-baile, del aco-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
Los Marines en- Guayana

Guayama, P. R., 81 agosto de i92C
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. +
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
,Iionesty Prevalent in china.

Z Honesty is q prevailing virtue among
most Cinnamon. Some OF them in
their native towns and tiles leave
their places Of business ungunrded
while they so off for an hour or more.
Should customers arrive in the mean
time they fiAd the prices OF goods
plainly marked, select what they want
and leave the money for them.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
Births.

The following births were re-
ported to The News this week by
Or. Knott:
To E. S. Alsup ana wife, Jasper,
ason, Sunday, October 10. He
will be called John Franklin.
To Doyle Lilly and wife, 6miles
northwest of Jasper, daughter,
Monday, October IL. This little
girl is named Roberts Eusehia =
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14

evening On the subject Of Faith.
He win start a series OF protracted
meetings, Sunday, October "a.
Johnnie Still called on MissMay
Joyce Sunday evening.
MarvinAlberts ison the sick list.
Fred Lee was a Carthage Wis
itor Saturday
Dick Clements and family spent
Sunday at Lester Clements.
Homer Stockdale and family
visited Hollis Stockdale and wife
Sunday.
Dick Clements is going to put
in a saw mil soon
They are going to organize a
B. Y. p U. at Forest Grove in
the near future.
John Lee was a Carthage visitor
Saturday.
Carl Slate and wife visited at
George Fowler's Sunday.
Geo. and Fred Fowler called at
the Dora Bryant home Sunday
morning.
Chas. Kunkler and family spent
Sunday in the Esrom neighbor-
hood.
Asa Fulkerson called at the l..
D. Needham home Sunday.
Geo. Fowler purchased three
acres Of timber from Gale Carr for
wood and purchased a buzz saw
from Dora Bryant.
]. w. Rakesraw's entertained
relatives from Carthage Sunday.
Tom Miller was in Jasper Sat
urday.
The missionary society will meet
at the homeof Mrs. Virgil Martin
Thursday afternoon, October Ia,
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
Philippine Forests.

The forests Of the Philippines az.
ford the greatest variety OF wood in
the world. Some of the hard woods
are unexcelled for beauty aud dnra-
bility md a big trade IS developing
In exporting the timber to the United
States.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
FOREST GROVE AND BoS-
TON
Mrs. Geo. Fowler

Late Rist helped the Carr boys
in theirbrOom corn last week
Virgil Martin purchased seed
wheat from Homer Stockdale
Monday.
Lester Clements threshed for
John Lee and Mr.. Kliess last week.
G. w. Jackson is making sor-
ghum.
Harry Stephenson is suffering
with boils.
j.. D. Needham was Lamar
visitor Tuesday.
Geo. Fowler and wife and John
Lee and Frank Harrington were
Lamar visitors Wednesday.
Tom Miller has been helping
Charlie Alberts SOW wheat.
Louie Whalen has been helping
Scott Carr in broorn-corn.
Several from here attended the
Baptist association in Lamar
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Lille Owens has moved to
Carthage and Leslie Lawless and
wife have moved into the house
vacated by her.
AL Quinn was a Lamar visitor
Thursday.
ADemocratic meeting was held
in the Boston Hall Wednesday
night. Among the speakers were
Hon. Ed Moore, ]. w. Baker and
H. G. Chancellor, who made ex-
cellent speeches.
A play-party was given at the
Harve Lewis home Wednesday
night, 40 az,
Miss Ethel Owens, who has been
at the hospital and had her tonsils
removed, is staying at Uncle
Tommy Owens this week,
1 Geo. Fowler called at the Bud
Wells home Thursday.
II. T. Needham was a visitor at
Z theL. d .Needham homeThursday.
The Boston school teacher was
unable to teach school Thursday.
She was thrown from q wagon in
which she was riding Thursday
morning and was unconscious for
several hours.
J.W. Rakestraw went to Pitts
burg Tuesday.
Geo. Fowler called at the Frank
Thacker home Friday.
Earl Kunkler is helping Carl
Slate cut cane and kafir corn.
Several from here are making
plans to attend the Jasper Fair
next week.
Geo. Carter is preparing to go
to Nebraska to husk corn.
Dave Cones was a Joplin visitor
Saturday.
Geo. FowlerNnd wife were Car
thage visitors Saturday.
Charlie Kunkler and wife went
to Springfield Thursday and re-
turned Friday.
Rev Elliff preached a splendid
sermon al Forrest Grove Sunday
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
ACE Of The World.

John Won Muller, historian who
spent much time in research work
on the age Of the world, arrived at
conclusion which In 1920 would
make the world T,G42 years old, HIS
figures are generally accepted, be-
cause they are based on Biblical ref
crences and facts.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
How 10 Test a-currsnt.

TO find out If an electric circuit is
fed by continuous or alternating cur
rent. approach magnet to the flu.
ments OF an incandefcent lamp. These
viii be attracted If the current be con.
tinuous; they will tibrate II 1t be nj
ternating.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14

II had been raining all day, and
finally little NettIe asked Mamma,
when God gets all the juice squeezed
out Of a cloud what does lie do with
ltTs
The Jasper news., 1920-10-14
Elr,t N1braska Woman Notary.

The FIRST Nebraska woman to be
commissioned a notary public was Miss
Anna Saunders OF Custer county in
1885.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
ENGLAND Still I
SHORT Of FOOD

LoNpoN. 5an.s1os tBy Mailj -
The shortage In production OF food
cauged by the war has not yet beer
made good, and II not likely to be In
ihe next year, says Charles o. hccur-
dy. Parliamentary secretary to the
Food Ministry.
The wheat crops in exporting
countries had run down while the
demand for wheat In tho importing
countries was up, he declared. That
was largely due TO the'fact that cropa
IN Central Europe were greatly dim
inisbed lie predicted that the mex;
year would be the most critical since
the commencement OF the war with
regard to supplies and prices of both
butter and cheese. The dairy product
of Australia would be much below
tho normal owing TO drought.
There was no prospect of the
worlds supplies of sugar being in
creased, he said.
AS regards meat there was o sur
plus in the country at the present
time but IL should not be inferred
from this that there would be no, diff
i.oulty as regards the meat situation
IN the coming year. In Europe, owing
TO the ravages OF war, the meat pro-
dnct5 would be down by about 3,000,-
600 tons. 1t was evident, he said,
that the people OF Europe would not
be able to eat as much as they had
IN the year before the war.
Mr.. McCurdy understood that the
requisitions from France, Belgium
and Italy et present amounted to be-
tween 5000 and 100000 tons. He
did not see where they were going to
get It but IL was evident that IL peo-
pie OF this country got so much meat
as they needed they would only have
II because the rest of Europe was
hungry and to large extent would
be starving.
AT the present time, however. there
was glut of meat in England and
during the next two or three months
il would be arriving at rate at
which II would be difficult to dispose
of It, There was a serious risk of a
large proportion of these cargoes go
ing bad owing to Inadequate cold
storage facilities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
GAINS
POPULATION

ROME, Jan. !. (By MallD Italy
has emerged from the war With a
greater population than she had be-
ftrc, though with considerably les
scned number OF men. This Is due TO
the addition OF 100000 by the re-
btoration OF Italian territory here
tofore under Austrian rule and 10
the high birth rate which, II ls esti-
mated, kept the population up 70 us
rormal OF 80 900, 900, despite the loss
of 100000 by war.
The trend OF the population to-
ward the cities Is great but perhaps
not greater than In other European
countries. Munition works and war
irGustrics OF all sorts attracted labor
which shows no disposition 60 return
t. the farms and villages. Many fam
ilioB which became rich during the
war have moved TO the important cit
ies and are spending their money law
lsbly for Injuries. One newly-rich
family In Rome hung an entire apart
mtnt, Including the servants quart
crs with elaborate tapestries and pur-
ehased seven pianos.
The population of Mlicn h1s
grown from $1,000 in 1914 TO 750.-
900. Genoa has Increased from 250,-
GO to 100000. Naples had Gss.000
n the opening OF the war and now
has $4,000. Venice was in danger
during 80 much OF the fighting that
n was deserted temporarily by much
OF It's population and is no larger
now than IL was before the struggle
began. Florence grew but little dur
ing the war and was less affected by
ti.e world crisis than any other large
italian city.
Taranto and Spezla, the two great
ficilan psyal bases have developed
markedly. laramie had about 7O.09e
inhbitants in 1914 and II now has
100000. All the Allied fleets center
Il ere and It's shipyards. arsenals and
rayal supply works have been greatly
increased Ten Yeas ago spezia had
cnly 1000 or 5000 inhabitants. II Is
n W city OF 100000.
Terni. an industrial city located
sixty miles from Rome, has grown in
ton years from city of $500 inhabi
ta' ,s to $1,000. y hds greater water
y wer then any other Industrial city
OF Italy.
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