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Con inusitada ponpa y
espIendor Sc abrIo el
ParIamento ing!es
FL rey Jorge lego su mensaje
revistiendo Ell acto I'm bri-
lIo como en- los ante
riores a la guerra

LONpRES. Febrero 10. Con
gran solcmnidad Y con la pompa Y
esrlerdcr lue Sc accstumbraba pa
"a esa ceremonial antes de Il guerra,
fua alberto hoy el Pariamento hrita-
nico. Gespues de ao> moses de re-
ceso. habiendo sido Ia nota saliente
del qcto, 81 r,enSaje de Ia Corona,
lei,io por ell Reg Jorge V desde el
trono, en- ia Camara De les LoreS.
Cen este actc. eli P~ariarlento iricia
I'm nucvo reriodo dc sesiOnes, Que al
grnos rersonajes que observan les
aconteriMi1ntos pol;ticos de cerca,
prpdiccn cue puede terminar IN una
elccci5r general. G 10 que rs 10 mis-
mo. con Ia caida del gobierno que
preside Sir David Lloyd-George.
FL Rev Jarge en- su mensajc, hi
70 IN l!amado para la paZ en- Russia,
dicpndo: Para asegurar Ia COM
pleta berdici0n de In paz V urospe
ridad en- toda n Europa. es e~sencial
que In paz Y las condiciones norma
les De la vida economical Sc resta-
hlezcan en- Ia Europa oriental y en-
Russia" FL monarch declare tam
bi6n. cue muy pronto seria rccibido
en- Ia corte iRglesa IN represcntan-
te dc Alcmania, agregando:
"Fsperar!os Q pronto conclu!da
Ia paz con Hungria Y Turquia Y a
rreelado 81 prohlema del AdTiitico.
Las neeociaciones que Il este efecta
SO estan celebrando en- Londrs y
Paris. confirman cue ey!sten ahora
excclentes relacicnes entire los ALA
dcs.'
La aperture del Parlamento era
esperada con gran interes. pues del
m~ens&ie de! Fey Sc tenGria alguna
luz acerca de la nueva p~ciit'ca de
Inglaterra hacia Russia. csbozada en-
les recientes declaraciones del Phi
mel Ministro.
Los soberancs inglees, 81 Rev
jorge V Ia Reina Maria, ataviados
con los trajcs de las grandes cere-
monias y Iuciendo sus orona V ce-
tros, ocuparon los sitiales del trono
en- la Carara de los Lcres. FL re-
corriGo del Palacio al Parlanento 10
hicieron er la carroza real tirada
DOR tres pares de caballos enjaezados
V DOT ertre una doble valla de tro-
mas tendida desde el Paiacio del Par.
lamento. FL Principe de Gales a.
compan0 a los monarcas
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WHIT and co. ?. o. Box 30.
Dept. B. San Antonio. TesaA
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soLIcITAMos oRDENEs PoR CoRREo.

admirado me pertenecia mo"aln1ante
y u todos auuellos mir0nes me 10
envidiabam.
Sc coMprende.
-HaSta tai punto Subyugaba la
bel!eza de mi nov!a, que Ia noticla.
carriendo de boca en- hoca, atraia ca
da manana nueyos curiosos a Ia playa
y Euial;a comenZ6 . recibir numero-
sas csrtas de observation-disclosures ROM
pia ante mi. riendo.-MaS audaz que
ninguno. un ing!es muy rico cue IA
VIC banarse una ma5ana. Sc preSen-
10 20. Ia taiee I'll forma, para Pc
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! r.ra|amos sentado- Ell Ia playa, MI
r@inior,c 70 en- los ojos de mi nova
,inS mara";n-.0, nuc LTiante mu-
cho tiemnU desplcs vela 70 l"r to-
iaS par,eS: ella sonrela ' 20 IA. ma
hiaha apaSionadanente, en- uno ae
csos minutes De amcrosa eXa!tacion
, en- quc Sc improvjsan tar belsos cas-
rilios de aiyc = hUmU. ~..t2nrican-
do a n; antojo Q! ~purvenlr, ne vera
= nj mismo q! hombre mas fe!lz de
Ia ticira, al lado de mi ador2da kula-
. liza. eSpCSaa n.anrisima. madre de ms
hijoS. dos 0 tres angclotes ruo!oS
r,l ella. y tan cicgamentc creIa
en- acuel,a vision, que hublcsc toma-
10 por un loco a Quier Sc permltleSe
ronerla en- duda. De pronto, VI. Grl-
10. una vibraci0n general De las per-
/ .unas que OF la playa habIa, ne arran
! co sibitamente lie mi eXtaSiS. lodos
/ coyrio-on hacia Ia or!lla. hacla {!
! arua. como i toGos Quisleran AFRO
iarsa a ella. 4! mismo tempo que Sc
:eian n,uchas manos senalardo a un
Lomhre Cue dcrramando !agrimas,
gritaba:
iSalvadlo! iS~alvadio"" Dos " tres
nomhreS Sc arroiaruu vcStid"s 4! mar.
Y otros taatos baneros que estaban
en- 81 aqua. corrieron hacIa el punto
dc IL tragedia Era que un
! senior cstaha baHandO . un hlJo :u!o.
cr:atura de cuatyu q cinco amos, g
iuternaadoSe demagiado, acaso SIN
darsc cucnta. desprendioSele de los
bra2os el nino, que desaparecio baJo
las apuaS. La genie Sc do cuenUa en-
81 acto V ~prorrumpi0 en- un grlto. To-
dos. al horde m!smo de las Olas, mo-
iados los pies por elias. suSpeAsoS'
'lrro. de anguetioSa ~ansiedad, teEia-
mos !. r;sta clavada en- 81 misTA pun
| It.. i;uf IN minute terrible. FL inas
I :igil de los ~nadadores kabla llegado
2 aouel punto Y desaparectdO para
hu>ccr a Ia criatura. En- todoS los CO.
razoues vibraba. sin duCa. la enorTe
augusta. e. mismo tenor traGico de
yer surgir del aqua al nadador SIN IA
!ticrna carga, Der0 Quiso Dlos q asi no
fuesc. FL nadaGor surgi6 de pronto
con 81 nresa Ell Ell 6razo. ....TodoS
los pcchos. c~ontenido el alient0 duran
te mos instantes, resplramos iarga-
mente. Sc oyo una exclamation
! de itibilo. de t~riunfo. Algunas seno-
ras sufrieron IN desmayo: todos eS-
tabamos emocionadisimos: en- todos
los oics de muier, habia lagrlmaS.
rs &ecir. en- todos no. Los cjos &c Eu-
Ialia estaban SecOs, &erenOS. sin SOM
bra de ternura que los enpanase, sin
d~enunciar la cmocion mas leve.
Yo los mire con a:ssia primero. con
estupor despues. y hubiera dado un
pedszo de mi vida pOr que de eitos
hubiese brotado una lagrima siqaiera.
una de auuelas lagrimas que la crIa-
turz. a nunto de ahoCarse. arranco A
todas las mu.jeres que ALI habla.
Tristan termin6. traS n pausa
-Auuella fue para mi la "prueba'
decisiva de Ia falta de a de
Eulalia. Y desde aquel i~nstante re-
nuncie 4 ella. Como nir mi vida a
una muier sin alma? Como hacer
madre de mis- hijos 8 la que no tenla
en- su espiritu Simiente de maternI-
dad .Eulalia era solo una
bella escultura. una de tantas flores
muertas de Que hablaba Gonzalo. Y
en- Ia vida de Ia mujer. como en- ia de
las flores, con GonGalo vote; la mas
importante es ia emocion. e. PERU
ne
| ]. ORTIZ DE PINEDO
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dirSela 2 la madre en- matrimonio.
Este 10 SUpc t.sFTes......
I~gnoraria que tenia noy!o.
No por cierto. Pcro iuzgaba, sin
duGa, tarea facil de3bancar mi po-
breza con sus millonHs. Pues IN dia
ocGrrlo.. 49,.
Tristan Gambia de posture. V al
evocar 10 Que iba a lefecIr. tonic su
voz IN dejo me!anc6lico:
TN dia ocurrio 10 que voy = con-
tar. ! De cIyo hecho Sc deribo IN de-
tale insignificante para cualquiera,
pero de decisiva importancia para mi.
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LAMENTAUON DE PLERROT


Recrado en- Il Festival de Carload en- Ell sa'dn "U"ids
A ii. oue a cada pena das consuelo,
Senior. Senior, a II clamo de hinojos;
A II, que de la comba de tn cielo
Ccrrer has vistC raudales de mis- oJos.
Condu6lete, Senior, de mis- tormentos,
Este penar que me consume. calnla;
HaZ uue cesen mis- ~tetricos lamentos
o mandate, Senior, Ia n1Ierve a nj alma!
70 no puedo Hivir sin Cclombina,
Sin ella, Que formaba mi enbeleso,
Sin su dulce mirar Que me fasclna
! sin ei nectar divine de Su beso.
Colombina. Senor, NE ma traicionado;
Otros brazos la arrullan en- 81 sueno,
va no los de Pierrot enamorado....
C~olombina, Senior, tiene otro dueno!
;P6r que hugo de mi lado la periura,
Por que su amor, que fuera TODD MIC
How brinda a nuevo amante la dulzura:
Por que Sc fue, Senior? iyo desvar7o!
Desvario, 81. Y de passion me muero,
y cuando con nj cara enhar!nada,
He de reir al fin. aunque no quIero,
Ilora 81 alma con cada carcajada-
Foy pisandg entire aprobos. cielo santo!
y revelo en- mi faz descolcrids.
La rena de este amargo desencanto
Que pronto extinguira mi triste vida.
CuaaGo a la luna cuento mis- congojas,
4 Il luna cue asoma entire Ell foliage,
Srmulanc el s;isurrC de las hoJas
La yo2 de Colonbina entire ell ramaje.
va no puedo. Senior. con mi honda pena
Va no puedo. sencr. con mi agonia,
Pues solo lie dolor mi alma esta LENA
! Ia muertc, ms duCe NE seria.
ST "a perdi su amor eternamente
Y de mi para ssemnre So ha aleJado,
VA nc uliero vivir intorturaGo
Arrancane Ia vida. Dos Clcmenta.
Por SUI crinen dcb:era 20 malaria,
Herir su cora=on por su fa}sia;
Pcro Sencr. 81 no dcjc &c anarla
Y su m1crte mi dueIo aunentaria.
40. matarla. no; cue coce Colonbjna
Te 10 hide Picrrot con fe piadosa,
Y aunnue su negro crimen ne asesina......
\ Colonbina. Senior. hazla dichosa.
Cordualetc. Senior. de mis- tor1nentcs,
Este nenar Que NE consume cai1ja:
Haz cue cesen mis- tetricos lamentos
O mandate. SCNcr, ia nruerte q mi alma.
LUIS II. B~ENAVJDES
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e. :
Viene de a P@g- -

!. hstalla contra nj mlS!Go. contra
~ agno. de mi corazon ' Ia fuerEa de
MS ilusiones.
Que ASTHMA,
Nos hallSbamoS en SantaHdtr. q
donae ha0e dc :~raSlad2rTne slgu:endo
los paso 10 M amiga, COMO natural
apsn6ice dc ella. TodaS las maraaas
ibanos 4 Ia playa del Sardinero. Ali
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VIVA LA ~INDEPENDENCIA:

Nadic quicre ~ de-
gendsr de Jos peluTue-
ros nj Ter:eEcrsr \ e
-lasp de los
TURNOS. Euestro corr
tsdor de pelc DUPLEX
h. trai6o eze maEatfico
resHltado. y los hombrs
estin de pi4cemes. puc;
les hasta peirarse con
nuestro cortaG0r para
deizr arreg.sGo 81 cabe-
10. largo u corto. dc
dia G De aGche. en- su
casa. en- Ell campo o er
81 trer = Il Ia bora en-
que 80 le PeSus IN ga
m. Las madres pue5en
arreglar e. pelo De sUs
n;nos syitandoles 81 pc
,iero de IN contario poF
med: de peines y NJ
vaias poc rersonas Dc
dGdosa saiud. Cor dos
meses de no viSita- las
pelupIerias So SAGA .!
costo de nUsstro corta-
dor. que durRra por n
nos. Esta p~rovisto de
dos cuchiiizs y cada Gu
Chilia con dos i!!os.
Puede usarse tambIen
como navajo de bsrpa y
puedeu asentarse o Eea-
filarse las cUchi!las CO.
me todss las de segu-
ridad Tina verdatera
gangn por t.! prec:0 que
!r liemios Ejado. dc
500. solo 9O- m2y po-
80 tempo. mas 20 CEN
tavos para 81 SECURE y
:-aruueo. Pidaio hoy
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
1lS n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
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ervsn Nominated by Drys.

Lincoln, Neb.-William J. Bryan was
nominated by acclamation as the Pro-
hibition party's presidential nominee
at the national convention here. The
nomination came after a resolution
rendering" him the position of stand
ard bearer had brought out the fact
in debate that he had telegraphed
friends here that he could not accept
Only six of the more than 200 dele
gates opposed the resolution. The NOM
ination came after complete stam-
pede of the delegates.
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RIimp Falls 5000 Feet.

New York.-The naval blimp Clio
fell from a height of 5000 feet into
Jamaica bay, during the yacht races.
The bIimp was carrying four naval of
ficers and three newspaper men when
the gas bag started to leak. Ballast
was thrown overheard in an effort to
make safe landing. but the blimp was
unable to make shore Motor boats put
after they had been doused in the bay.
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GREEK TROOPS
CRUSH TURKS
BRITISH ETssUPPoRTs GREEK
TROOPS WHEN THEY LAND
AT TURK PORTS.
TWO PORTS CAPTURED
GREEKS MAKING ADVANCE IN
OCCUPATION OF EASTERN
THRAcE.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, July pa Greek commu-
nication received here announced that
the Greeks. supported by the British
fleet have occupied Heraclea and Ro-
dosto, and that all Turkish resistance
has been crushed
King Feisal of Syria, according to a
Daily Mail dispatch from Cairo, has
appealed to the League of Nations
against the French ultimatum
This ultimatum is understood to
have demanded Feisars acquiescence
in the French mandate for Syria, and
also in the adoption of French cur
rency and of French as the official
language of Syria
Saloniki, Greece-The Greek troops
have commenced their advance in the
occupation of Eastern Thrace, accord
ing to official announcement here.
Telegraphic and railroad communi-
cation have been suspended between
Constantinople and the interior, the
announcement adds.
Smyrna.-Greek troops, supported
by an Anglo-Greek naval force which
includes two British dreadnoughts,
have landed at the ports of Eregli,
Sultankeui and Rodosto, on the Euro
pean shore of the sea of Marmora, ac-
cording to communique issued at
Greek headquarters. No resistance
was met except at ROdosto, where the
opposition of the Turks was broken,
their troops fleeing into the interior.
The statement adds that landing Of
troops is continuing according to
schedule.
Athens.--Because of the far-flung
fronts the fact that Greece is at war
is not apparent here or at Saloniki,
seen in the streets.
There would appear to be a decided
lull in the Asia-Minor operations with
the Greeks awaiting the next move Of
the Turks. This move is dependent
partly on the Turks signing the peace
treaty, which is considered fore
gone conclusion, but what Mustapha
Kemal Pasha, the Nationalist leader,
will do remains an unanswered ques-
tion.
The Greeks in their operations in
Thrace hope by crossing the Martha
river and taking Adrianople to dis
hearten KemaPs Nationalists and to
break up Bulgar assistance to the
Turks, which is growing stronger
through the pouring in of Bulgar irreg-
ulars.
Constantinople.-Tu has decided
to sign the peace treaty. it has been
announced officially. The Turkish war
office has been advised that the van
guard of the Greek army had entered
Adrianople.
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Victory Medals Go Slow.

Washington = Instead of being
swamped with applications for the
Victory medal, the War Department
has received only $4,000 since June 21,
when distribution was commenced by
the army The department had pre-
pared to issue approximately $4,000 a
day, at which rate it would have taken
four months to complete the distribu-
ton. At the rate applications have
been coming in, however, it would take
almost six years to issue the medals to
the men entitled to them
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Sculpture at Home.

A young couple from Virginia visit
Ing the Metropolitan Art museum.
were accompanied by an old familiar
"mammy." She suggested that she
would remain In the vesdbule while
they made a more extended tour Of
the galleries. Finding her seated a.
indifrerently as they had left her. the
young man asked: "Well. Auntie. how
did you enjoy this wonderful statu-4
aryr'
Oats whut you calls 'em. is itf"'
she replied. "Well, honey. Use washed
an dressed you. and rse washed and
dressed your pa before you. 20 leokin'
at dem amt no recreation to me-
Milwaukee Journal.
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ASPIRIN
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Dead Heroes Home.

New York.-Bodies of SS1 American
soldiers, who died overseas, arrived
here on the steamship Princess Matoi-
ka from Danzig and Antwerp. Twenty
five "war brides" of French and Ger
man nativity were among the first
cabin passengers, and Polish repatriat-
ed troops composed the majority of the
1904 steerage passengers.
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Job for Mother.

As the notorious ratified and roared
on its way the small and solemn
youngster stared unfiinchingly at tht
old gentleman who sat opposite him.
Presently his relentless gaze begaI
to create diversion; he winked al
the small boy.
But he felt even more embarrassed
when the youngster turned to hi
young and pretty mother, and said. Il
shrill, clear tones
Mamma, wink at that mani"
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Legion Weekly.
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MASSAGE for Deafness,

Hearing has been restored to NOR
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
NOTICES
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Oregon.
In the matter OF Ira Dewitt, Bank.
rupt
To the creditors of ira Dewitt OF
Pendieton. In The County OF Umatilln
and district aforesaid Bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
End day OF January A. D., 1890 the
said Ira Dewitt was adjudicated a
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF his creditors will be held at the Of
flee OF the undersigned Referee in
Bankruptcy in Pendleton, Oregon. on
the 23 day OF January A. D., 1920. at
10 O'clock A. NJ at which time and
place the creditors may attend prove
and file their claims. elect a Trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before such meeting.
Done and dated at Pendleton. ore
Bon. this 18th day of January, 1920.
THOMAS F'ITZ GERALD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
ANT ADS, CLASSIFIED

assessed for the payment Of such i'm
provcmcnts, which Assessment District
shall include all lots. pnrts OF lots and
parcels OF land lying and being within
follows, tO-Wt:
Description for Asse-sment District
No. ~.
Commencing on the Southwest cor
ncr OF Lot 6. Block 10. HouH sr'H Addi-
tion to Pendleton. thence 900 feet north
and parallel with the west line OF Mat
lock street; thence 70 feet fnorc or
lesa) In northeasterly direction until
said line intcrsects with the south " eat
corner OF .yOt 6. Block 13. coles Add
tion TO Pendleton; thence $50 feet
northwest corner OF Lot 4, Block 13.
Coles Addition; thence 2ef.1T feet
(more or less) east until said line in
tersects with thhe northeast 9ri, corner Of Of
Pendleton; thence South 520 feet until
said line intersects with the sout hcast
corner OF Lot 7. Block 16. Raley's Addi-
tion; thence west 2G0 feet to the point
OF beginning
And he II further
RESOLVED. that n copy of this reso-
luton together with the notice that
the surveyors estimate of the propor-
tion OF the cost OF said work TO be
charged against each lot. part Of lot
and parcel of land Is on file in the Of
for period OF ten days in the East
Oregonian. which newspaper is hereby
designs ted by the Common Council for
the Dp ,lication thereof.
Surve, pr's estimates of the proportion
OF the ost of said work to be charged
against each lot. part OF lot and parcel
Of land within the Assessment District
in said resolution described Is on fle in
the office or The city Recorder
Dated at Pendleton. Oregon. this 9Th
' = THos. FiTz GERALD
Cfty Recorder