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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
New York General.
New York Metals.

New York. Feb. s--Copper--Nominal
eieetrelytlc. spot and first quarter. 1sc;
second quarter, 190lsAc.
Iron--Steady: No. l Northern. $4,000 a
400; No. 2 Northern, $45,o0@4600; No.
Southern. $500 400.
Antimony-ll.50c.
Lead--Nominal; spot and March, s.75c
bid, s.ooc asked.
Zine---Steady: East st. Louis delivery
spot, g. Soc: S,70c asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
Chicago Produce,

Chicago, Feb. .9--Buttsr--I,cwer; cream
cry, 50059c.
Eggs--Lowar; receipts, s,Bis cases,
fiysts, 500; ordinary .ftests, 4aG<tai at
lark. cases included, 4S@lsKs
tPoultry-Alive. unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
149 fed, 6i IT rs
FAT EWES.


choice, s1s.5o@20.00: lambs. fair to good,
sls.00@18.SO; fleshy feeders, t17.75G1s.26:
medium weight feeders $l6.7s@17.50; Gull
lambs sitOo@1s;so; yesri!nss. sl5,a q
to choice, S1l.25 @17.0o; ewes. fair to good,
| $40. .50@11.25; good feeder ewes, 5000
9.25; Eve culls and Gamers, $500 $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
New York SUGAR,

New York. Feb. e.-Raw Sugar-Steady:
centrifugal, 1279c; fine granulated. 1900
10000.
New York, Feb. 7.-Coffee rye and IAN.
Futures. steady; March. 15.15c: July,
l4.74c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
LIVE STOCK
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Feb. 3, 1870,
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Same day last week. 9,7s4 7.045 s.S77
Same day wk ago. .10.272 7,71S S,111
Samo day wk ago. .12,459 1884 6,965
Same day year ago. .11,s62 20,057 10.30s
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, Omaha. Neb.. for
"a hours ending at 3 o'clock p. M, Febru-
ary o 1920.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
FINANCIAL.

SAFE INVESTMENT.
wantsd--S2,ooo loan on $4,000 frater-
nal insurance policy. Man wishing to
make loan II beneficiary. Face Of policy
viii come to beneficiary upon death Of
Insured. who h 81 yearS old and in poor
health. WIN arrange matters so that
entire $4,000 will be paid to note holder
up premiums In insurance. Chance to
make from $500 10 1900 In short time.
Address Bee. Box ma.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb 9.-Butter--
Creamery, unchanged; extras. ssc; firsts.
see; seconds. s3ci packing. / cent lower.
36c
EgSs-Firsts. 5S cents; lower. 46c; case
lots 50 lower, $1S.25.
Poultry-Hens. 1Ae lower. 321ac: roost.
ers, unchanged. 15@24c; broilers. un-
changed 35c
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

Spot Cotton.
New York Feb. s.--Spot Cotton-Quiet;
middling, 3S.0oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
Market and Industrial News of the Day


Quotations furnished BY Peters Trust
Co.: Bid Asked
Amer. Tel. & Tel Is. 1s24.... s5 sSh
Amer. Tel. & Tel. 6s, 1925.... 97A ss
Amer. Tob. Is, 1929. 1921
Anaconda Copper IS, 1s29.... s4h 95A
Anglo French Ext. 6s, 1920. S31a 93E
Armour & Co. Con. Deb. Is
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
London Money

AOuuOn money
London. Feb. s.-Sar Silver--SKd per
ounce
Money-lk per cent.
Discount Rates--Short bills, 5& as 1916
per cent; three month"; bills, 5N 9b 1916
per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

Turpentine ana Rosin.
Savannah. Ca, Feb. s.--Turpentine-
Market dull, Sl.S6; receipts. 81 bbls; stock.
1000 bbls.
Rosin--Market dull; receipts. SOL casks
SPINS. 1879 casks: stocks. 36,56s casks.
Quote: b, 1880; D. ls.1oQls.3Sc;: z.
1s.1011s.6c: r. lS.l591s.30c; GH. lSSSc;
20. .Ooc; VIC. 20. SOC; WV, 2o.76c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

sheep-The week opened out with a
moderate run of sheep and lambs, some
thing like 1000 head showing up. Pack
ers needed killing material and demand
had plenty Of activity from the start. Fat
lambs ruled 25@50o higher and sheep and
feeders strong. Top lambs were notched
at $4,000, this price being paid for the
Leavenworth Mexicans, also a three-car
shipment of extra good fed westerns.
Other sales Of pretty good lambs were
here brought s12.O0; wethers and yearlings
continue scarce. There was not much
change In feeders owing to the finished
character OF receipts. but good half fat
hiRh as S1S 90 a 1875,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

Linseed Oil.
Duluth. Feb. s.-Linseed-34so@5.o 90,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

New York, Feb. 9,--Cotton goods market
opened quiet today with further easing
reported In gray goods prices. Yarns held
steady, but quiet Mems wear lines for
fall opened steadily and trade was not
as heavy az in recent seasons. Burlaps
and raw silk were quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
RECrIPrs nm oTHER MARKETS..
OMAHA GRAIN INSPECTION.

OMAHA GRAIN INSPECTION.
The number Of cars of grain OF the
several grades inspected lin here during
the past "a hours follows:1
Wheat-No 2 hard. 6; No. hard. 1S;
mixed, j: No. mixed, /; No. 4 mixed, !;
| sample mixed, Total, 80.
Corn-No 3 white. /; No. I white, g.;
No. 5 white, 4-Total, 1O1.
Oats-No. . white. /; No. white. IS;
No. 4 white, 6--Total, %.
Rye-No. 2, /; No. 4, Total. 2.
Barley-No. a. /; rejected. 2.-Total. J.
I PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Today. Yr. ago
Wheat $4,000 $4,000
Corn .1,7S2,O00 $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

Visible Grain Supply.
New York. Feb 9.--The visible supply
Of American and bonded grain shows the
following changes: Wheat decreased 2,155.-
900 bushels; corn Increased $4,000 bushels
oats decreased 100000 bushels; rye in
creased $40. 900 bushels; barley increased
S42. 900 bushels
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Arkansas Lands.

ARKANSAS--I can show you corn max
and berries, ideal dairy country, spien-
did water and climate. have large
list OF bargains. Write John p. Jones.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

NOW YORK COffee
New York, Feb. 9.--Coffee-Rio No. I
14Mc. Futures, steady, March. 13.73c
July, 1l30c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Feb. s.---Flour-Unchanssd.
Bafiey-Si.lb01,3b.
Rye--No. 2, Sl.<6@LAe.
Bran--st200. ~.
Corn---tl.3SGl
oats-76A G77ko.
Tlax-SAs505,O0.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. s.-corn-Fsb-.
ruary. N.30b; July. n.23x: September.
Slisx.
st. Louis Grain.
st. Louis. Feb. s.-Corn-May. N.sSK!
July, &17iG.
Oats-May. 1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10

FARM LANDS-WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT-Farm shares,
would consider wages. w. II. Dahlke,
r. Auburn, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10


FOR SALE-One Of the best quarter Sec
tions In southeastern Nebraska; three
miles from Wymore. Nebraska, and the
.ame distance from Blue Springs. Ne.
braska; both fine grain markets; land
lays perfectly Level; very rich soil As
acres winter wheat goes with the place
small orchard; fine improvements: g.
bath: all buildings lighted with elec-
tricity: possession given March /; price,
$3S00O: half cash and half carried at
low rate for long term. Address Adam
McMulen, Beatrice, Nebraska
100 ACRE farm for sale, miles from good
town, level road and level land, all
black soil. Good 7-room house in good
condition; on main road; so acres pas
ture; barn for head horses: granary;
hen house; windmill and we'll: two cis-
terms; l20 acres wheat gees with place.
at SIS per acre, II sold by March /,
Box S64 Arapahoe Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
FARM AND RANCH LANDS,
Nebraska Lands.
FAMOUS BUZZARD
ROOST RANCH #
FOR RENT

Forty miles northwest %" Kearney,
Nsb. One mile north Of Eddyville. Neb,
Union Pacific r. r. runs directly
through the south portion OF ranch, hav-
ing switch and loading station less than
quarter mile from corralls and ranch
houses; four thousand acres all securely
fenced abundant water; act quick; Inn
mediate possession; price $1,000. Ad-
drosS
- B. r. HEDGLIN,
EDDYVILLE, NEB.
Agent for Mary A. Cotton, Administrat trix,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

EoTiCE--tstate of Linwood NJ simpler.
DECEASED Notice is hereby gwen that let
lcrs lestamentary upon the estate of Lin
wood -. Simpsor. tate OF WiiDains ton hun
cred. deseasod, were duly granted unto
Ella y. Simpler on the twenty ninth day
of March. A. ID 1920. and all persons in
dabted 20 the sand deceased are requested
20 make payment 70 the csecutrix without
delay and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 20 exhibit
and present the same duly probsted TO the
said executrix on or before tho tv-enty-ntnt u
Jay OF March. a. ID. 1921, or abide by the
aw lo this behalf.
ELLA =. SIMPLER.
ExccutTt2.
,dGres- ixie Market street. Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
HAIRDRESSING.
TYPENRITERS.

]. a. SMITH TYpEWRI EXCHANGE.
All makes sold, rented and repaired. Amcu
Adding Machines and Check Writers 2
W Seventh street, second floor. over barber
shop. Phones S07.i or 2T55
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

PUBLIC SALE-Furniture, carpets. rugs.
household goods, &c, VIII be sold at Stid-
ham 4 SON Auction Store. Ill + Fourth
m sharp. Three large loads OF good fur
niture rugs. &c, brass and enametea beds
felt addresses. library suite. diningroOm
suite. chairs. library tables. mirrors dress
ers and chiuoniers davenport. couch lawn
couch, swing, porch rec&crs, nattings, rugs
of all sinds. Al tho above will be sold at
this sale TO the highest bidder. Stidhsm &
SON Auctioneers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
HAULING CONTRACTORS.

l.. W. SYFRIT,
DRAYMAN.
TRUCKS 1 TO 8 TONS, TO HIRE. LONG
DISTANCE HAft INC fFAft fh57
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
WANTED TO BUY.

VIZ PAY Ia. highest prices for second-h2nd
furniture. rags, carpets. books. metals and
All slDas oi Junk. Jacob Protega. 322 East
second street Phone 3SOo w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
MOVING AND HAULING.

Diamond State Transfer.
orr trucs goes TO Philadelphia every Tues
5Ay and Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
PUBLIC SALES.
kLAIR'S BAZAAR

kLAIR'S BAZAAR
Saturday. April 10, at II o'clock
100 Head Horses ana Mules
IS IS
OF all kinds. Two carloads OF horses and
mules as good as they come. from 600 20
500 pounds. some real good draft teams
gray. R four eJ pair GOOD big mule muIes. M These rRo
loads will be in on Friday. They belong to
the firm. Sold and guaranteed 20 take
represen ted. One carload from Maryland .
good useful horses Fifty head from private
parties that have no further use for them
70 be sold for whatever they Will bring
Lot wagons. harness, poultry of all Hinds.
two turkey gobbiers, harness from 81 TO
Sl25 set more harness and collars than
any other place IN the city, - COO worth
auto tires in stOCk. NotiCe--Ho are IN
demand. II you have a horse to sell bring
worth. II you need good horse I viii have
him on April 10. Notice-On April 2S
] viii have a sale Of registered Holstein
COWS al my bazaar, as good as ever sold
: KLaIR s HoLLINGswoRT RITZ.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans
Court. will be exposed TO ssle at public auc-
tion or Veudue. on Friday April q l92C.
at 10 a m. at the county Court House,
Wilmington. Delaware. the oltOHlng de-
scrioed real estate, late Of William 9 Ret
ting and Ellen Retting, his wife. both de-
ceased. to Wit
1902. 6O4 and 1905 Thatcher street. hav-
ing a combined front of 80 feet and depth
of 81 feet, SAX inches and each having a
two-Story brick dwelling thereon.
1620 and 1924 Thatcher street. having a
combined front OF IS feet and depth Of
81 feet SIX inches, with a frame dwelling
4 lot on east side Of Thatcher street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
with front of % feet and depth of 81
feet six inches. with a brick store house
thereon.
4 vacant lot on southerly side Of Lodge
street. $50 feet west Of Claymont street.
With front Of so feet and depth Of 20
For terms OF sale and full description $50
large bills posted. or address the under
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE
POSIT COMPANY. Trustee
Or Charles Il. Evans. Esq
Attest: Norman y. Crouch. Clerk .. O.,
Wilmington, Del, March p, 1920.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court will be exposed to sale at public auc-
tion or vendue. on Friday, April 3, 1920.
at 10 a. m, at the county Court House.
Wilmington, Delaware, the following de-
scribed real estate, late OF Henry Erwin.
COS Washington street. having front OF
5 feet and depth of % fee3. and With a
three story brick dwelling thereon.
For terms of sale and fun description see
large bills posted. or address the under
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE.
PosIT COMPANY. Trustee
Or Charles Is. Evans. ESQ
Attest, Norman -. Crouch. Clerk Q. c.,
Whining ton. Del, March p. 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
upHoLsTEaNG AND REPAIRING

MAKING OLD FURNITURE look equal
C new Repaiglns upholstering aud eau
me pl'cpe G1aa " o1o French 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
ROOFING.

lt YOUR ROOF needs repairing see A.
spain. k3perienced men. Tin, tar aud Stag
roofing. 4iS Aiadisou street. Phone So61-w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
HELP WANTED.


MAN and wife for housework and cooking
Reference required. Address Q, Every
Evening Office.
u. y. GOVERNMENT wants men-womeu
Hundreds OF tine positions Big pay. Write
Immediately Tor fun list. Franklin Institute.
Dept. Al q, Rochester. N. Y
WANpED-Men over IL. Railway mail
clerks. SfI0-s150 month. Vacancy list
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. Al d. Roch-
ester, n y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RI~sINESs OPPORTUNITY

CAPABLE MAN WANTED TO ACT
As A DisTRIB UTOR OF UTILITY
STORAGE BATTERIES FOR THE
City OF WlLMIN GTON. MUST
HAVE SUFFICIENT CAPITA TO
OPERATE AN UP-To-DATE SEX
VICE STATION. FOR PERSONA
INTERVIEW ADDRESS 20.
EVERY EVENING OFFlCE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX H0TEL--East
Fourth street. Good rooms with hot water
neat tub and shower baths $3.50. SO 90
and 81 90 weekly. Single beds Soc and soc.
75c. 81 90. Open day and night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
AGENTS AND Statesmen.

WANTED-Competent salesman to sell to
trade something new IN musical line.
One who has had experience in selling
pianos preferred reference required llox
No. 81, Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

SITUATIONS WANTED.
BOY OF Is years wishes to learn trad e
Address 5, Every Evening Office.
EXPERIENCED stenogr2pher and typist
employed part time, desires additional
Worx. Can do work at home. Phone 575I II.
evenings.
RESPON NSIBLE WOMAN win care for chill
dren during mothers absence, or invalid,
day, evening or weekend. Phone 1881 w or
Il lS, Every Evening Otfice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

~ aa sm safaeae a. hata faaia.
a. a. as,ns rsaA saaa aia ni,s ipsa.
= sus aasenos nnsarss - b dssal.os 90.
NutafN ~ Ss1laae l~sFgns re''eerssa
al inhavsalriusss Eut anicus ~.
mes a .Alse Aias le,us. fsse ~ tasils
cuu.e ssia. se@os Aos esaisasiss g.
sus luurnA pcTp salEsuus utrsunf.
lek Amsqur pssans. -psass haallsxs
a. muisaa "a fas'srr nanfas'a IA
sass.ssusz a. d llraiiand. szsadc. aan
hacyf sarenus uimlns qne - -
nsAgur sussize iaFA tila pdn Hsi. saiss
c~Agmfsr tie "a atprlnsnsncela y con
las nd,mtos haze fantasia. Aassa prr
para l.. l,rrsaInirsfos slc tslas las ma
cisaw~ - mnilao. que 30 Tsar.hn ar
mas fansAssicos , u De- lsisnnta. que
"a no - fantasia m lonFz. Psso
q -faniaSia - may lsnena. y IN
sa tr.sscza no olvida Ia tFisieza de ma
Die. "a snira aiegEfa Is pode- ale
grar = iUdos los que csian triStes. Sa-
~ que son ESs festas de Sars,.sd. =
a ios poelas de sn corte Eos ha en.
eargado que cn "a noshre d'ssurra.
mos ago para Gisertir los hOrsl,rrs.
q. cstin cada dfa mas huraaos : inas
foscoS. mas craeics y mas bi iaros.
EntTzos por su coraz5n-n0s la d.
CiIo-. y no Os deteiigan los Drutales
insthl;os. nj las malas pasiones, nj las
perversilades que os salgan al paso CO.
mo los dragoncs = monstruos inc de-
fienden Ia entrada de los palacios de
encahtv. Entraos muy adentro. que en-
el fOnfo de tOdo cOraz6n de .l0mbre
hay un niiiO. Tn nihO que Luerme
10 dichoso, de un niiio mimadO. Y es
que me entire muy adentrO por el CO.
raz0n dc los ho.nbres y halle al milo
que ducfme. FL nombre del hada Fan
tasfa qi.Iere que, como los niiiOs, sueiien
con 10 mas que pueda alcjarles de La
realidad. iMirad; Llegan los Reyes
Magos. iQue traen para tt? Cuando
acudeh llanndos por un poeta ho pue-
den traer mas que fantasies, Y tai vez
traem IN cnento de hadas pueril y ma
licioso, inocente y sabio, porque cs un
cuento de ascenciones gloriosai. que
en- puestra vida, como en- los cuentos
de hatias solo a su pOder marayillO-
so responde. al poder del amor, la eter-
ma magia, que todo 10 transform6 y
embelirci6, puede hacer de nuestra
vida, pobre Cenicienta, 10 que Ia Cent
cienta liizo del amor de un Principe; Y
asf, cllando en- el cuento, tan sabido
y tan ,.iejo, veais como un hada be-
llfsima y un talisman marayil!oso a
la mas pobre y triste criatura la trans
forma en- la mas herlnosa prlncesa al
mundo, pensad que el hada bondadosa
y el talisinan InaIavilloso esliin en-
yuestro coraz6n. Sine direis Pc
ro.... ei Principe ;d0nde estars; Il l'rin
cfpe?
81 a nuestrO amor no respontie otTo
amor; 81 a nuestra bondad Sc mega
otra bondad, squ6 sera del encanto!
Todo Sc habra perdido. 81; es possible.
:Qui6n sabei Ahora yoy a contaros
TN etierto.
Mi obligaci0n es ersnfaros y diver
tiros No me enyia para otra cosa
el hada Fantasia, reina y sefora de
los poetas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
CUENTO DE HADAS.


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va,. q j, Mia asf = no est,r r.; sto,
'Fs r;e;a
Des.I,. q, cie,i, NO SO v,.n las coSa do Ia
t,.,.ra .o,oc Iav va,,,sf an Z, ,,,,,,,s,o
A,,,,o,,e ri no 10 craas ~ eras mas lee..
liz cue esas malas pecoras que t. ator
imentan. i 81 no. dime ! te Gambia
rfas I'd por elias?
ceascieafa.
be ningdn mode Por nada del nun
do duisiera ser como elias.
Vieja.
ives? Pues ESQ 10 We tambi6n tu
madre desde e cielo; que tu eres me-
jor que elias. Por ESQ tn madre no
|puede estar triste.
ceaicieatq.
Va es de noche. No puetlo letclrer-
me. 81 llegara tartle mi casa me
pegarfal.
Ticjq.
81; samos, ramos, ;Ay, NO pue
do. Isl qn4sieras ayudar1ne
Cenicicnta.
81 no esta muy lejos su cabaEia. 20
os lleyarfa hasta allf ell haz de lena.
viejc.
peTO. .y 81 vueIves tarde tn ca
isa ( te pesan, como dices?
ceaicienta.
Ina sez mas, lque importa: Es-
toy tan acostumbrada Me da lastf.
ma J quiero serTiros de algo
pse;a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
Ccnicienta.

CcnicieRtd.
I iVdpionos de-esra- casa, padre. Mas
vale mnrirse de hambre en- un rlnc0n.
A mas de que yo he basto para ira
bajar ganarlo para viyir los Cos,
ErmcHRda
iQue dice la mozueIa. IA la coci-
ma pronto.
Es mueha insoIencia NosoteoS nos
tenemes la culpa por consentirla tanto.
MeIisendrd
POGO agfadeces el pan que comes.
Beldrda
ia La cociha IA la eocina
Ccnicieiaa.
;Padrei Padre.
Pdncrdcjo
isoy un calzonazos iTodo me es-
ta muy bien empleado.
MeNSendra
;Cai!ad, que llegan el coiide Fable
" el i1ltendente!
SEGUND0 CUADRO
|
ESCENA PRIMERA
Ccaieicaia, Tfeja, Principe, FeetGsia,
:. PoetG
Cenicientd.
i iEstoy rendida Ne muero de she,
tiio. 81 duraniera sonara Que esta-
ba en- Ia fiesta de Palacio, donda esta-
| ran ahora mi madrastra sus hijas
Sera una her1nosa fiesta. 70 no he
visto nlnguna asi No la we're llllnca.
Para IL pobre Cenicienta no hay ale
lgrfa III tiestas. Trabajar, traba Jar. to
Idosel aiia, y malcomer VERNE Lsaltra-
Itada. :Que he heche 70. para este:
70 no soy mala. III 10 sabes madre
Imia- Que mi padre es pobre no tie.
Inc yalor para defenderme, 70 sola,
Iiqu6 puedd 70 sola Jay! EstoS
rendida La viejecita del boSlpe. Z.
Isl, elis me dijo: Acuerdate de nj
lcuando tengas alguna pena muy grands
10 algur deseo que no puedas satisfa4
GER. Ia fiesta de Palacio. Qnsen pp
diera estar alll Ell Principe. tantas
damas con preciosos vestidos Y 70
Eallf (Sc qnedo dormid0. ElSfro q
hGda F0nfasia, q Principe b "a Poe
Ita.1
Principe
Ad6nde me trafiss amigos MOS Que
lluuar cS este tan niSerable2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

WIFI ~ gf0e<@kss
DIR. Matthias Erzverser, MinistrO de
Hacienda aleman, que recibi6 una he
rida de arma de fuego disparada pOr
un presunto asesinO, en- las mismas
escaleras del EdiiiciO de la COrte Cri-
minal de Berlin. JIzgase de pOca i'm
portancia la herida recibida pOr el re-
nOmbradO pOIiticO germanO y Sc tiene
la esperanza de que muy prOntO vnel-
va las delicadas funciones de su ele-
vadO cargo. Tres disparOs lie fuerOn
hechOs al MinistrO, con intenci6n de
matarlO, al terminar el juiciO que el
habia incOadO por libelo contra ell DIR.
Karl Helfferich. &
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

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~ - rswsmrNri ~ sssaa 3 Fsiseailar
- - nuA $50 ta una si,ia sAsaga.
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~ Ia sn saiu,. i'or $50. eaatssis t'ilvs
rnGan.an gnsgu racsc ef. as-,lei,.ic
paa.sir nrsar ruaIsas Do miel.so ielso.
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mc dls; ''No Inrg-lnsss - sals; -
e.la~. slia qn.rr tcar ~ t. AIDA
- a. nilna ss,,io .. que has ti,ldo ,
soic b. que has seiaslo. teio ." que
rzsati,las ,se taHias aislas , l',..s, ." que
czIscFas ls,r u,.a s'irinssiad.
Cp,ic.fafa
F'r.nrIz. Scfor. 10 lso sabre quien
10Y al ur d5lde vrneo, purque 40 ~
nics esio IA vrriad Ia Illusion dc mi
vida. "a lersae iae esperabais estoy
aqui. cilaiHlo Ine hayais olvidads volve.
rc a sCr 90 que era antes. TOdO
que yo sea seTfi por vuestrO amer.
BamtaR
Seilor. es Rey orSlena que elnpiece
Ia pavsEa lie honor. GCOn qaIsn Os
dhgnarGls bailar?
Principe
:Lo preguntais:
I'Or cumpiir con el ceremonial. (BGi-
laR.l
CeHicieRfd
Las doce! Soltad. ;Soltad!
Principe
;Qu6 Os sucede? ;D0nde vais'
CcRicieHtd
No. no. ;Dejadme este: perli-
dida +: Las dOce,! Las doce.
Principe
No. no saldras; no saldras. ;D0nde
iesta? ;Guardias SeiiOres! :Corred. |.
Cerrad las puertas de Palacio. ;Que
no salga :volvedla mi prescncia |.
81 no vueIve mi, me dare mucrte |.
BUDlbaa
Sefor,, ha hufdo como por encanto !;
con tarta ligereza, que, we'd: ha Icrdi-
do un zapato.
Principe
| NO voIvere yerla No volyere a
Everla Sc ha burlado de mi eo''lo una
illusion. ;Buscadla por todas parties !.
Traedla aquf, Q me dare muerte.! IS
;Seiior! No es para tanto. prosiga
la Tesla We'd que hay aquf damas
muy hermosas. Mas hermosas que esa
layentutera, que nadie sabe de d0nde
In llegado. JAcercaos, seloras ;Son-
reid al Principe!
Principe
iCaIlad, callad, miserable buf6n /!
| Callad. eallad! iDejadme! No quie-
ro yerlas. Todas son horribles.
BunebaW
!; Ia dicho horribles!
DGnds
| ;Ah. oh!
/ Principe
Todas son vieias.
BNmbde
! Ha dicho yiejas!
Damas
iOh! ;Ah! tTodas Sc dcsmugaR)
BlpaJan
Senior! ;;sclor! Bucna la habeis
thecho!
| iDejadme! Dejadme Mi RENO
ipor su amor.
.ACTo TERcERO
CAads0 tefcer0
/ EN- CASA DE PANCRACI0
seIasda. Melisendsu, Eraseliaadd, Ceai,
ctcatd, Bansbta, Bartosif1o y rdjes
Efmetind0
| sCre6is cue vengan a nuestra casa
Ia prebarnos el zapato due Sc perSlid
len Ell baile2
MeliSeRdrG
1 Sin duda pero como. 20 .engo el
lpie mas pedueho que tn.
Ermetinda
| De nings1n mode! s.
Meliselldra
Lo veremos.
BeldrdG
canad, que lIega eente Es q Sc
lnor Bumbiin.
Ermefinda
;Es q Traen el zapato. lEnts'aa
IBambdt. Rdrtolilio q pajes.)
BuallRils
Aquf me teneis, nunca como aho
Ira a veestros pies. Es yuestEo el "a
lpato perdido?
ElmeliRda
FL natural pudor me impide asegural
Elo Probad y as convencereis
Bun6sin
i Bartclillo. prueba.
Es7aeliade
4 sTeneis IN calzador2
ErmeJinda
/ No es necesario 10 sienpre llevs
| os- zapatos holgados.
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