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CHAPTER x'-ce"s'"usA

eAs broke down. "What nus4 you
think Of me r. she cried.
II think" began Hilary.
she sprang to her feet. facing him.
'~TAat knew Of the plan to cut your
bseni Yes, ! did know. but only
lietle while before II happened. And
llsesaE FL was on my way to you. to
wan you. when the horse bolted. And
~ sAoek Of the fall made me forget
f. q few moments afterward. But
thea Il was too late!"
Her wseds flung Q great burden
f1so Hllary's mind. He had never
Asss ab,e to reconcile the thought Of
~ gum in tie conspiracy with his
h1sWlsAss Of her. his coaception
Wh1eA Was almost knowledge.
r Was sure Joe could not have
k1sws-l tsssd. At least. to make ny.
self bs,isve yss I'D not know, II spite
q ysss words" be saiA "Nadenoi-
ss1Ds 1ssay. I ssk only oos thing; It
Wo0 ~ Dapttster
syaaa Daptistsf He 10 Incapable
q oDeA Q crime! Aoasissr Askew. ]
- 81 k1eW Who II was. save that Il
M seos nan employed by-by him.
pssoably IRON BE. Marie. And BE-
Gomo ! ~ kAsW1-that was Why I
eae1 ~ that Il WAS too late for the
~ eoe6+Wtll. That WAS why ! WAS
unAaDpV. asd sesned II troubls. On
~ az wAss you nst NJ riding. AT.
sewael" NJ raissd her head aud
~ b eyes At last. "And I went to
~ tAat night and asked you to leave
g. Oeaifaes because I knew that
01Ouas1 Brouseeau"-she hesitated at
IL aame-"meant to KIN you. He
~ histsd % much to me-"
Il presumed once" began Hilary
Su1sely. though his heart had sudden
b begun to hammer. ITO ask you
question about Monsieur Brouaseau
watch fingered you. Whether he
meant % much to you. dare"-hs
took her hand h his-'t0 ask II
again."
NE" ~ said In Q whisper. looking
60W0. He never meant 70 much-I
know II aow-and since that day when
- Vt ~ ese the evil In his heart he
has meant less than nothing"
Her breath came and went quickly
- ~ spoke: she was afraid: she
ssse9 - withdraw her hand. but he
~ seaDains bes1oe ~. holding II
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that forbade denial or coquetry. And
Hilary feared NO longer. Everything
was changed to Joy that seemed to
blaze about him. lighting up the day.
For . long time that morning they
forgot everything except their happi.
ness. 1t was not for an hour. per-
haps. not until Hilary began to speak
Of bis hopes for the future that she
remembered what she had to say.
II should have told you" she said.
THE waiting must be 10 long. Ny
father would never consent-nsver.
Hilary"
"what has your father against me"
he asked, except my cutting down his
treesf And, a. for that. q man who
sells his property. or rights over It.
surely can never Justify himself In
bearing lIl.will to those who purchase
from him"
TT % not that. Hilary. It u BE-
cause-well. nrst. because you are an
American. He does not love the Eng
lish. but hs hates Americans. He
thinks that they betrayed Canada in
17Sa. And because the people are sat-
isasd under EnGiiah rule. and loyal.
he rassnts II and broods over IT,"
"Bot that 10 all ancient history"
said Hilary. Laughing at the absurtilty
of the idsa. A. q key to conduct. the
0eigneuTe antiquarian motives ap-
psarsd Impossible.
SAs smiled. He = very good and
very just" she said tsnderiy. ''but he
has let his dreams take hold Of him
too much. And they are bound Up
with his erase for the land. He wants
the seisniory to remain undivided for
ever. hs wants the feudal tenure
back. with the serfs Of HE boyhood
days; he loves his land far better than
be loves me-at least. I believe he
looks 90 me ~ an accessory Of It."
She hesitated. "Hilary." abe con.
tinued presently. ''that In how II wss
arranged that I was to marry-him."
Hilary noticed her unwililngnesa to
pronounce Brouaseau's name. ut was
because he has . hold on the seign-
Tory. and II my father lost II the
shock would kill him.
"When-he-was . boy. working
for my father here. he had ambitious
dreams. like 10 many young Cana
dians. Ny father became Interested
In him. gave him an education. and
helped him. He repaid II by schem.
Ing to get hold Of the Rosny Inherit
ance. He net to work. won my IA
theirs confidence. and got him to put
his money 10 worthless companies.
Then he became his creditor. I knew
nothing Of all this. because I was at
school In Paris. But when ! came
home. after my mothers death, my
father was In his power.
HE tried to free himself BY ceiling
your uncle the timber rights. He
eoald only bring himself to do this b.
cause he knew that some day the trees
would be cut down. and the mill would
60. and We should have our ancient
solitude again. But he needed more
money to help . relative In Quebec
who had lost his fortune through TAX
Ing his advice to invest In one Of the
companies. Ny father felt obligated
to him. So-he-Got the mortgage. and
Il expires In December. and-that's oil.
Hilary. dear. except 10 say that. al
though II was expected was to marry
him. I never In my heart expected to
And wouldn't let him-kEs me. Only
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remember. Monsieur bsousseau, that
he 10 my guest. Madeleine. my dear.
I suggest that you and Bdouard have
. Quist talk together. know that you
hold your word - sacred - We Ros-
nys have always held our word"
Aadsleine was - pale - death, but
sAs steod forward bravsly. II never
pledged my word to you. AoosasaP
Brousseau." she said In q low tone.
"You know 1t. You asked me to be
your wife and I refused. You took q
good deal for granted. You took me
for granted. You made Q mistake.
When you treacherousiy conspired to
cut Monsieur Asksw's boom, when you
planned his death. you lost whatever
chance you had ever had. I shall never
marry you"
Brousseau staggered backward. came
up against the table. and stood star.
ing at her In incredulity, 10 fear. in
fury. his own face whittier than hers.
The Seigneur sat down In his chair
heavily. seeming to collapse there.
Then Brousseau flung his fear aside
and laughed. and II was the most evil
laugh that Hilary had ever heard. He
addressed Rosny: and a. he spoke he
continued to advance toward him. un-
I'll he was shaking his list 10 the old
SeiGneur's face.
n understand now" be suesred,
This One American has been At work
In this matter. Il 10 be who has been
spreading these lying stories about
me. I don't blame your DAUGHTER.
Rosuy. A woman 10 easily Influenced
By q new face. Sos man. for that
matter,
RI don't blame her. I expect INV
wife to be true to me after were mar.
rietj-no more and no less. m take
care Of the love. I amt hard man.
can make allowances for human M.
ture. expect to mold her and to
keep watch over her.. Maybe she'd
do the same with me.
.But this n different Rosnv~ he
shouted furiou,ly. .He's hen tsl,,ne
her l,es about me. He came mn here
and started In to crush me. He want.
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1.-THE course Of true love
never runs smooth"
(TO BE CONTINUED
osbt World 10 Az y Fsrvst

osbt World 10 AT - Peeost.
The growing good Of the world b
partly dependent on unhistoele acts
and that things are not % ~ with 20
and me - they might have bssn. u
half owing to the number who lived
faithfully q hidden life. and rest u
UNLISTED tombs.-(3eoseo ki3el
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They culnbered the stage Of lifA
gering there when their exits ~
long overdue. They were unreal b
phantom figures giimpsed in . Wild
dream. Pity for the two futile old
men choked Hilary's throat. He could
feel nothing but that ~ he watched
Robitaille come to the door, bobbine
and shun1ing. with sti6ened Joints that
made him more Ike marionette.
But be felt. too. the urgency Of tax
Ing Madeleine away. into = world Of
reality. before the sane dream in
fected her.
She came up to Hilary softly and
placed her fingers on his arm. looking
into his face wistfully.
"You must 80. dear. and not try to
convince him now" she said. ut has
been q terrible blow to him. He looks
70 Ill. I am afraid for him. shall
come to you tomorrow and tell you"
"Robitaille," said the Seigneur.
Monsieur Askew has decided. much
to my grief. to leave this afternoon.
You will have the goodness to pack
his things and to prepare the caleche
for him. You will drive him to the
mill"
The old man muttered acquiescencs
and shuffied away. Hilary turned to-
ward Rosny. Frankly he held out his
hand. The action might have been ILL.,
timed. but 1t responded to his deep
seated feeling. But Rosny did not seem
to see the gesture. He stood staring
across the room. one hand clutching
his spreading collar, and his face,
which had been white and red. was
purple.
Hilary turned away. He had reached
the door when he heard q sound ~ II
Rosny was clearing his throat. Then
Madeleine cried out In fear. Hilary
turned, to see Rosny sit heavily down
In his chair. His eyes closed, his arms
dropped over the sides; his head fell
on his breast.
Hilary ran to him. He was uncon-
scious, and breathing heavily. Hilary
tried to raise him. to carry him to the
sofa, but the man seemed made Of iron
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oo1oce 81 CASE adquicre scsridameni,
Iss que ncrcsita Iara ahOTrar tislnp'
y dinera.
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Sc PLANTEA LA QUESTION

Senadores contrarios los Deln0cra-
tas Y al Presidente Wilson estdn ira
tando desde hace algdn tempo de plan
tear ante ell C0ngreso la cuesti0n de la
incapacidad ffsica del Primer Magis-
trado de la Naci6n, y ahora parece
que el asunto sera tratado francamen-
tie, pnes Sc ha presentado un proyecto
de Ley fijando un t6rmino en- la sus-
pension de la labor de este a causa
de su enfermedad. Es decir, 81 pasado
ese lfmite ell Presidente sigue impedido
de actuar, sentonces Sc entendera que
esta inutilizado. La opinion general
es de que Sc trata de una triquinuela
del perfodo y lucha electoral; pero que
Ell Congreso no tomara en- consideration
el Bill. En- todo case la opinion facul-
tatiVa-de los medicos que 10 asisten
sera la base de cualquier resolucion.
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Oins tuna a.-'iA Etfpssa ~ soze'
tN" esama su D Hti,s d a ssa.uass
g a. h. arsr uHt a. MHns 81 n
NcnranEA"
MnAana. IA Sadaauf1"
EsMaFoltanr ftsart haracn.-"g,a
iEs psTdiaas~. rn 3 nrtus y IA oHe.
FAritn dsi Csnaiio". ~ artee.
Itne Rialta.-~tAs Hapatilas -
nosa noleres-.
TeatrosCsne Trrs RunaurAN-"la
imposible" 3 be cTisodies 5 5 4 a.
III Sccreto del RHdioe.
Cine Renl.---ia Reina DE- los Ma.
res.
Cine Mante Carlo.--ios cpisodios
4 y 2 DC ia Lnchs por los Miilones"
Cine Puerto Rico.--"IA Flor SAN
rtiEntc" y una c5micn.
Tcatro-Cine impcrial.-"lntFiga" y
Dneito SeyeTini-CiG.
Cine Norma.-"Re "Regeneradores" y
cl episode 3 de ia Mano de Ia Ven.
ganza".
Cine HabaHa.-El episodio 4 de ''La
Gran Jugsda'.
TeatTo-Cine Beliograph. (Catah0)
Ell episodiO l3 de "El Peligro de ur
Secreto" y "Recurso supreme.
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PARA sENADOREs
Presidente del Ateneo

Los amigos del sefior J. Romany,
Representante a la Camara, presen-
tan su candidatura para Senador. Ell
Lcdo. Gonzalez-Mena, de Aguadilla,
esta indicado por sus amigos de
Aguadilla para If al Senado. FL Lcdo.
senior Martinez Davila ha rehusado
la oferta de ser candidate unionista,
en- que han pensado algunos de sus
amigos de este Partido. En- Manatf
Sc discute para un cargo representa-
two al seiior Francisco Brunei, con
Ia mayor probabilidad 81 aceptase la
nomination..
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Nos dicen que Ia fachada sera de
mamp1sterfa y el resto de MADEIRA.
Sc encuentran en- franca conva-
lescencia nuestros buenos amigos don
Jose Brandt, don Valois Pagan. co
merciantes de esta plaza, Y don Felix
Ruiz, capataz de La fabrica la Sui
tana', nOticia que registramUs salts
fechos de que tai suceda.
La COrte Suprema de Puerto Rico,
ha confirmado la sentencia dicrada por
el Tribunal de este DistritO, en- el pro-
cedimiento civil seguido por el abogado
Ortiz TOrO, en- representation de la
Porto Rican Benevolent Society. de es-
ia ciudad, contra ell Municipio de Pom.
ce. So
Este asunto es ell iniciaGlo por dicha
sociedad contra la municipalidad, por
haberse 6sta apOderado de los edifi-
clos qne aqu6lla posee en- La calle de
la Villa, para stablecer en- 6llos un hos
pital, asunto que data desde la anterior
epidemia de influenza.
Con objetO de trabajar en- II fabri-
ca de alcoholados que en- Santo Domin
go tiene establecida nuestro amigo don
Joaquin Barnes, ha embarcado hacia
aquel pals ell estimable obrero don
Francisco Rodriguez, generalmente co
nocido por Pancho ClavelI.
Lleye blen viaje.
Ell vecindario de la Playa cubri6
opOrturamente el abono alberto ror Ia
compaflfa Vilginia 'Fabregas, para dos
funcioLes, y anoche Sc efectu6 la prime
ra velada, poni6ndose en- escena La
Mujer J" esta noche Sc Hevara ca
ell segundo espectaculo, en- cuyo pro-
grama aparece s'El Gran Galeoto'.,
Anoche hubo un l1eno desbordante
los actores trabajaron acknowledgements.
CORRESPONSAL.
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cARPNTERos QUE REANUDAN
SUS LABoRES

Han llegadO a un acucrdo con los
representatives del departamento del
Interior, los miembrOs del Comite de
Contradiction de la Union Insular de
Carpinteros afiliada a Ia Federation
Portorriqueiia. La base del arreglo
es sesenta y cincuenta centavOs por
hora, reanudando el trabajo hoy lu-
mes.
La Comisi6n de Mediaci6n v Con-
ciliaci6n ha realizadO gestiones armo-
nizadoras que dieron el feliz resulta-
do que anotamos.
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Aparece otro Alambique
en- Ponce
En- dos dias sc registrarOn SIS
electores


t,snea. marxs s.-Eh n nalafro ~
DE- ia ,nlsi ilaslr. iarlao Cnnirra. cn.
sSsutSntym 4 slris,csise suan n. c.son ,
ls.lisla Josf ficnua 3 Estaridi6n iGS-
nfHy. pss'isamcnic an momenlos que
~ as.ilcala a desiilar alesllol. fIssco,
ncal,ada a. elaissrar, , o,lio medals lse.
tcllas de ron, ya s-on color y listas pa
IA Vcnder y oonsnmir.
Al oOnsliluirse In Iunta de Inscrip
clones eieciorales en- el pohlado de Ia
Playa cl vieFucs tiliimo. inscribi6 Too
veclnoS. domiciliados ca el primer lrC-
cinio: aver al funcionar en Ia clu-
dad, iI~crihio 1875 electores, pertenecien
tes al seglmdo precinto
Sc asegura que los partidOs uhionis-
tas Y republ.canOs no han empekadc
aiin a mOvilizar sus huestes. hecho que
explicl la enorme mayoria que cn esas
cifras dc electOres. tienen los socialis-
tas.
Al pretender subir antier tarde al
caro- el6ctricO ndmerO q. que iba en-
marcha. el yecinO de la Playa nOmbra-
do Francisco Rodriguez, por un descui-
do no pisO el pie en- el estribO, perO sc
agarr5 al pasa-mano, por 10 cue fuG
|arrastrado algunos metros, resultando
confuse en- algunas regiOnes del cuerpO
y una hcrida en- La pierna derecla.
P0cos mOmentos despues ingresaba
en- ell Hospital San Lucas, donde infor-
man que su estadO es alentad0r.
En- mayo de 1919 Sc persona el in
dividuo Victor Lopez Echevarrla en- el
hOgar de las lavanderas Maria Cine
nez y Maria PaOli, Y usando el NOM
bre de! estimable senior Angel r. Mar
cucci, solicit6 yarias pleas de ropas
pertenccientes a este, cuyo ve.or Sc
alega en- ~ d6lares; las que vendio po-
co despu6s, apoderdndose del importe
de elias Y disponiendo de tai dinero.
Este seryicio fue prestado ,por el de-
tective Contreras y guardia Henna.
"A Jas tres melnos, cuarto de aver
sabad3, en- Ell hect0metro 8 del ii6me-
tro lie la carretera Ponce-Adjuntas,
ocurr5 un accidente entire ell truck
Is'White", No. HI 191, perteneciente a
Puig y Miro, de Adjuntas, y el auto
ACole", propiedad del doctor T. W.
Laguna. resultando esta Ultima inaqui-
ma con algunos ,desperfectos.
Seglin la policfa hubo reIatiya cul-
pabilidad por parte de ambos shauf.
feurs, del que manejaba el truek, nom
Brado Cecilio Martinez y ell que gliiaba
iel auto, Iamado Isidoro Valentfn
Ell detective Juan r. Colon J guar
dia Jose Henna han denunciade a Ra-
mon Anacleto Costas, acusandole de
presume autor de La sustrac.'6n de
tires limpia-pies, pertenecientes al je-
fe de la Secreta local., sefor Darfo Sud
rez, Ell Hon. Fiscal de la Corte de Dis
trito, I.cdo Agustfn E. Font y don
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ATENEo PUERToRRIoUENo
TOrneO de Aiedrez.
COnvOcatOria.

Nuestra Secci6n de Solaz y Espar-
cimiento ha acordado Ia celebration
de un gran torneo de ajedreZ en- los
salones de esta Sociedad, para que
tenga principle el primer domingo del
mes pr6ximo, q las diez de la maiiana.
AL efecto, tengo el gusto de invi-
tar, por la presente, a todos los aje-
drecistas de San Juan y la isla para
que Sc sirvan concurrir al Ateneo el
domingo IA del actual, la una de
Ia tarde, con el fin de adoptar GUAM
tas resoluciones Sc juzgue convenien-
tes al mejor exito del prop6sito.
Sc advierte que Sc tomara acuerdo
con el numero de concurrentes que
asista.
San Juan, mario, 8 de 1920.
Atentamente, -.. ......-...
e. Fernandez Vanga,
! Presidente del Ateneo.
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VIDA RELIGIOSA
La profession de la Madre NOa.

En- la Capilla del Colegio del Sa-
grado orazon, de Santurce, profeso
el sabado la distinguida Y ,virtuosa
senorita Carmen Noa, que tom6 ell
nombre de la Madre Noa. ea so
En- la ceremonial que fue conmove-
dora e imponente ofci6 Su Ilustrisima
ell Obispo de Puerto Rico. #
AL acto asistieron entire otros ele-
mentos de la, distinguida familia de
la profesa, su sobrino don Felix de
Leon Y Noa y sus hermanos polfticos
el Dr.. ,Mateo Fournier y don Manuel
Rojas. a .a
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LA REUNION DE LA

s1fIIs LEGISLAIUKA
El Gobernador Benedicto dara ell
dia 10 del corriente su proclama con-
voeando session 3extraordinaria la
Asamblea Legislative, para reunirse
ell 29 del mismo mes. Como Ell plazo
de funcionamiento no puede exceder
de diez dias, los Representatives. Sc
proponen nevar impresos los proyec-
tos que han de ser objeto de la nue.
va legislation, fin de ganar Ell item
po que Sc emplea de ordinario en- la
imprenta, despues de leidos los bills,
en- primera lectura. en- las camaras.
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eulilerrso Pants. arssfaciss cue Cosins
vfis'ii1 r'sIssflvamealc ga 10 - g
, cf - canavss.
.-Awif9cr giernes. a las 4 ~. en mo.
Hsesitos cn cue di6 nm empcli6n a ana
grau ruersn de madeira DE- un nlmaci1
de- dun Carlos Armstrong. a individno
Jose l.lnO Naldivieso. infortunadamon.
te Ne Vino IL saelO un medic puntO
DE- hicrro. caytndoie cncima a valdi-
vieso. cue recibi6 una herida contnsa
De cuairo y media puleadas de longi.
tud, en In region occipital
--tion ohjeto de ascntar su dOmici-
lio ALI , poner en mOvimiento sus ac-
tividades. han emlarcadO en- el vapor
Santiago dc Cuba, con r1imbO a Ia pa
tria del gran MartI. los eStimables 10.
venes don carInelo Salas y don Francis
co Grillasca, a los qu deseamos los mas
lisonjerOs GxitOs
-Guar1a cana, desde ha dfas. en- su
resideacia de Ia Villa, el lanOrio-
SO artesano don Luis + Santiago, due
no dc un salon de barberla estableci-
do en- Ia calle Victoria esquina Men
dez yigo
HacemOs votos pOr su curaci6n mas
rapida.
-Contratado para trabajar como Ia
qufgrafo Ell una importante casa conner
cial 5habanera, hoy embarc0 por el puer
to de esta ciudad en- ell vapor santiago
de Cuba ell apreciable joven don Gena-
ro MaldonadO, graduado en- la Acade.
mia dc Taquigraffa establecida en- esta
ciud8d por ell professor senior Fausto
Percy G
-7Se infoI1na que ha sido un compile
to 6xitO artfstico para ell fOt6grafO jo
ven n Vigue la film cinematografica
que ,11npresionara desde uno de los
grandes hidre-ayiones que hace POGO
nos syisitaron, que ha titulado Ponce
a vista de pajaro"', pues Sc trata dc
una. vista panoramica de esta 'ciudad
tornado desdes gran altura. sst'''ts
La Icvaron Ia pantalla en- el Cine
Borinquen v nos aseguran que yolveran
la refejarla mailana, en- ell mismo salon
cine
TSe encuentra otra vez entire nos0.
troseL capacitado delineante don Juan
Rodriguez y su estimable famiIia, lue
go de haber permanecido mucho item
po en- 10 .vecina Repdblica dominicana
Ell senior Rodriguez ocup6 un pueste
de- contianza en- ell Departamento de-
Interior. en- Puerto Rico, Y march6 a
Santo Domingo inyitado por Ell Gobier-
mo Int1rventor para ocupar un puesto
en- Ia Secretaria de Obras PdbIicas.
Sea bienyenido.
Sc informa que de un momento a
otro etnpezaran las obras de construc.
ci0n del anunciado ''Cine Oliver, que
sera ;eligido en- La Gale Progreso, de
Sol "a Wives, frente a la Plaza Oliver,
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
BUEN EMPI.EADO

Acertada designation ha hecho la
importante casa, s4The Grolier Society
llevando a sus oticinas ii conocido jo-
ven Diego Lopez tsarcll, que ocupa
cargo de contianza en- elias. Los reco-
mendabIes' iBros que esta firma esta
difundiendo en- Id isIa, tendran ahora
otro active propag ganaista
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08

nAFsrx oas . uarsA o. lrE Nas.Fs.l.
&nas# sH bas 1nax-sataaca. F< ssaf.iihs
~ u rAaro nrfhiman FasR tlsn& g,asl
~ crsR gae A. re hnuef4e nua uueln.
ssnn Hnchas rAes&nrsa Eln iEsArFlfasSs
AZ aumrx a. NaNhe gsS srAAln IA
lsEr q tos ianc4aius 90 ~ crscsAEan
q vaiaf. es4A tiendo gnnsA . t'fVisk.
81 uara uue muchns psFNSuas - mues
tFrn frlsanins q inscFihirse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
ACCIDENTE EN- Ell CIRCO
LOWANDE

Durante la function anoche en- el
Circo Lowande que ahora actda en-
Bayam6n, Sc cayo de un trGpecio vo-
lante a la altura de mas de seis me-
tros el aplaudido artista Marcus
Loews, mientras ejecutaba uno de sus
mas arriesgados ejercicios. FL DIR.
Francisco Amadeo lie presto los pri-
meros auxilios y confia en- que el ar
tista ha de estar pronto en- condicio-
mes de reanudar sus ejercicios que
tanto GUSTAV al pdblico.
Lamentamos ell accidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08

Tn ios circuios pnliticos se habls
Dc Ia nosibllidad dc cue NcRn discuti.
dAs las eandidatusas para Comisisns-
do Residcnte. por = PArtide uni0uis-
"A, los seRorcs cdrdOra navila, rrRyie
SO. Col y cachi y GnerEa-MondraE6n.
Per los Republicanos, los seio-
res Todd. Puyeutud, FcliG y N. Do
menech.
Por los Socialistas. a scisor Pruden
clio Rivera.