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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

[ Wassiltchkoff- Be Peter the Great
John the Terrible, emperor Paul
crush them all under you-now don't
you laugh. naughty one-but 1 long
to see you so with all those men who
try to govern you-and It must be
the contrary. And here the contrast
telegram from the Union Of the Rus
sian People asking me TO give over
things to you. One is rotten, weak
immoral society. the other, healthy
right thinking devoted subjects. and
to these one must listen. their voice
is Russia's and not society or the
dumas One sees the right so
clearly and they know the duma
ought to be closed and to them Ire
pow Won't listen II one does not
listen TO these. they will take things
into their own hands to save you and
more HARM unWillingly, may be
done-than simple word from you
If earlier they viii all stick here.
Would Hang TrepOv.
4 could hang Trepov for his bad
counsels-and now after the papers
kalinin sent VayeikOv with those
vile, utterly revolutionary repre-
sentatives OF Moscow nobility and
unions which have been discussed
at the duua. how can one keep them
even one day on still, I hate false
Trepov who does all to harm YOU.
backed up by Makarov. Had I but
got you here again-au was at once
calmer and had you returned as
Gregory in five days, you would have
put order. would have rested your
weary head upon. WHY'S breast and
Sunny would have given you
strength and you would have listened
10 me and not 10 Trepov. Cod viii
help I know, but you must be firm.
Disperse the duma at once. when you
told Trepov 18th, you did not know
what they were up TO.
I should have quietly and with a
clear conscience before the whole OF
Russia have sent Lvov TO Siberia
Zone did so for far less grave acts),
taken Samarin's rank away Che
signed that paper from Moscow, Nj
liukov, Gutchkov and P0livanov also
TO Siberia It is war and at such a
time interior war is high treason.
why don't you look at it like that
really cannot understand. I am but
a woman, but my soul and brain ten
me II would be the saving Of Russia.
they sin far worse than anything the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

TITHEN the duma and the nobility
w took Up the fight for constitu-
tionai government and against
The dark forces, he notorious" black
hundred" organization came to the
aid OF tha czarlna and Rasputin. It's
official name was the Union Of the
Russian People" and in the last days
u the monarchy It numbered only
several hundred members. Yet TO
The empress Their voice is Russia's''
as against that OF the duma and So
ciety. She takes up the cause Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
THE SOPHISTICATED.
ny DIR. FRANK CRANE.
Copyright, 1901

would add to the Litany these
words: From sophistication ana All
sophisticated ones. good Lord. denver
uS!'
the urbane salesman who knows what
I want better than I do. He smiles in
a panied way at my suggestion. ne
tries, oh. so hard. to restrain MS con-
tempt when 1 indicate my depraved
tastes. He remarks, in hopes 1t Will
reduce me to a proper silence. that he's
been in the shoe business Tor twenty
years. Finally he gets me SO coweo
that I walk away in footgear that -
killing me. and that / have to give
to the janitor eventually, even be-
cause Mr.. KnowitaI insisted that the
shoes couldn't possibly hurt. He got
me so scared at length that was
afraid to tell him they did hurt.
Occasionally you meet the. rengloqs
Knower. The woozier and crazier his
sect the brighter burns HIS lamp OF
certainty. He, too. has that smile,
that blighting. whitening smile OF di-
vine restraint
must not omit the carpenter who
shelf put up. You have almost to
stand over him with a cooked revolver
to get him 50 do what you want And
when he goes away he leaves you
crushed under the consciousness.
Under the consciousness of your
utter ignorance of what's what.
Let me not omit the waiter in the
restaurant who is panied beyond
words at the absurdity OF your order;
the head waiter who seats you where
you don't want to sit: the clothier who
will force a suit of clothes on you that
you don't like, unless you make a
scene; the physician who refuses to
listen to your symptoms, who pats your
arm as if you were a two-year-oid,
and who impreSSes you with the fact
that you have nothing to do with the
case, it is his business. you are only
the man who is to take. the medicine
and die; and the boy who listens with
ill-concealed impatience to your fool
advice, you being nobody but a father:
and the girl, who, of course, respects
you as a mother, only you don't un-
derstand.
You meet once in. a while, too. the
knowing One who has read your ar
ticles. or heard your lecture, and who
assumes as a matter Of course that you
are insincere, and cOngratulateS you
that you have fooled them all-except'
him. 1 confess l hate all familiarity
Why in the world is it assumed to
be something to make one chesty be-
cause he knows the Pullman conduc-
tor, or the theater ticket agent, or
the orchestra leader in q restaurant,
or an actor, an aviator, a senator, "a
criminal, a policeman. or any other OF
the spotlighters.
And yet / do confess to certain
awe in me when a friend with me
speaks Familiarity to one Of these herd
ers of the human crowd. For ! know
none of them. am one Of the
on the elevated railway yells at me.
When the head waiter holds up his
finger / follow it. hypnotized,. to the
darkest corner of the dining room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Don't think me crood. boss. but
, just what is this precedent I hears
so much chatter about" asked Lon
of Dopey Dan as he pulled out the
makin's.
"Why. precedent, Lon" replied Dopey
Dan, means somethin' that's been said
| or did servin' as a example to be foi-
lowed a parallel case in past perform
ances, as it were!
| I'm the law. joodicial decision
which stands for future determination
of similar cases! Fr'instance. s'pose
| one of our judges today should sud-
denly dee eide that all automobile
| speed demons. who slippery up be-
hind you when the copper amt look
| in, toot their tooters till you're skeer-
ed near ratty an then bust out gig
glin', would have to go down Tor
| thirty five years for tryin' to make
a vaudeville show outa the hard-toil-
| in populace.
Then, IL, in a hundred years from
now, another cluster of these come
dams should get snitched-which, no
| doubt, they will--instead OF the mag
istrate of that period havin' to wor-
nv himself bugs over what he should
| hand 'em, bein' hep to the precedent
passed down by our present 0ay
| Judge, all he'll have to do is to nddle
| with his lambricans' an shoot EN-
| the followin': Thirtylfive years Tor
| yourn with nary a second on 1or no
| kind O. behavior" Get me!
There amt no six ways ABOUT IL
| precedent in the law Is HANDY ~
| article an then. too, it's turriole use
! full done for communities as Whoie'
| for it don't take no binoculars TO see
that the guys Of the dear, dead days
| beyond recall, who nrst skidded up
| to the plate an took a swing At SOME
new wrinkle was tryin their durn-
dest to lace out a precedent tnat
| couldn't never be fielded.
but grantin all that following
! precedent amt always the wisest
procedure for the individual himself:
For if you'll buh-lieve me to be tn,
| skipper, the 'marshmallow who eats
drinks, sleeps an acts acoordin' 10
, precedent alone has ceased from the
shoulders northward an is just walt
| in to be inferred!
take the present standard bearer
Of the republican party for example:
II that battle-scarred old warrior OF
the buckeye state should halt mis-
campaign to think about precedent,
he'd soon get discouraged an throw
up the sponge, for it's writ plain IN
| the dope book. that never 10 inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

it's gotta be crushed to make way for
new wrinkles
"'Nothin' new under the sun IL
turrible comfortable doctrine for them
who won't struggle. but il we all rully
believed IL our vim would start oozin;
the game would be called, So
If what you do is helpin' you
To make your burden light
Crowded il is on the square
An done by rules o. right),
Don't worry over precedent,
Nor things that might have been.
Just plug away from day to day.
An you'll be bound to win.''
Note.-Lon says, even though your
daddy was a wonder in his way, il
| makes no difference how he quit, it's
what are YOU today?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
New Field in Mexico.

From Motor LIE.
Authorities on the subject are look
ing forward to a huge success for
automotive operation in Mexico.
Along with the probable development
of automobile business will come a
great increase in the sale of gasoline
and lubricating oils.
Many of the larger American COM
panies that are engaged in the
marketing Of petroleum products are
already preparing to build filing sta
lions in all of the larger cities Of
Mexico. There seems to be a great
need for them.
Several new automobile agencies
have also been established, and now
that industrial and commercial condi-
tain the right-of-way there probably
will be fewer secondhand cars
shipped to Mexico with large market
for now models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

his countrymen had plumb over
looked it.
20 course. in the social game, son.
precedent's about 80 per cent of the
whole bloomin' furry, an the reason
for this is, that regular folks don't
care a picayune PAY $icle what that
bunch gets away with. as it's their
own iii tea-party an concerns them
entirely!
But. even at that. IL you'd care to
81 IT out the causes for the many iii
dos on don'ts a crab has to maste.
before he can mingle. you'd find
precedent at the bottom of the whole
mess O fiddlin'.
Take the spreadin' of the napkin
all over ones front piece. than which
there's no habit harder for the new
" gotten rich Caterpillar to finally
unbuckle from! There's absolutely nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
If the Carburetor Leaks.
From Motor Life.

From Motor IAfe.
If there is a constant dripping Of
gasoline from the carburetor, the
float valve mechanism is not oper-
ating as 1t should. When the level
of fuel in the float bowl reaches the
proper height the needle valve con-
trolling the flow Of gasoline into the
reservoir Of the carburetor should
shut of. If it does not, work prop
erly, the adjustment should be check
amined for dirt or grit. Perhaps the
needle valve il worn, in which case
1t should be carefully ground into
a good seat. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

reason on earth why this sensible III
safety device shouldn't be tolerated,
for you know yourself there amt
no better way possible of keepin' the
soup from lightin' on your shirt front!
An then. too. it's sure the shortest
cut for a hurry call in case a few
deiicatessens stop to frivol on the
'greensward' should a guy sport chin
curtains But simply because our way
back granddaddies never even seen
napkins. relyin' altogether on their
strong. trusty forearms, it's been hand
ed down by precedent that all drape-
ries are taboo,
I'm short. lad, for many usages
precedent stands out an should be
| played to the limit. as it learns us
to be keerful through the past per
sormances of others. hut the minute
/ 1t interferes with legitimate progress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
British Stand Pat.

1t seems impossible to move the
British authorities from the stand
they have taken relative to the tax on
cars imported by England. Embassa-
cor Davis advised that the action of
the committee of finance in providing
May, 1921. would stand. This duty Of
331s per cent on American cars has
set the American Chamber of Com
merce in London in action. They have
launched a movement antagonistic
to it. -..-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
DOPEY DAN AND LON
Precedent.
Precedent.
by w. H. CLAGETT.

candidate been shooed direct from
the Senate to the Palace. True, old
Andy Jackson once served in that
body, but twas SO long before he'd
been see-lected for Chief that most of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Car and Driver

Car and Driver hour
First Place. Monroe. CASTOR Chevrolet, ss.16
Third Place. Duesenberg. Tommy Milton. 1852
Fourth Place, Duesenberg. Jimmy Murphy, $50
sixth Place. Daesenberg. Eddie Hearne. so.15
Eighth Place. Monroe, Joe Thomas. -. 1880
Ninth Place. Muiford Spec. r. Milford 6s.33
Tenth. Place. Revere. Tom Alley -. .67.s3
All equipped with Exide Batteries
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
ENTIRE ToDos La MATARoN
0 el conficto de las ucemcias para
alcoholics.

Ell Fiscal Mr.. Martin, de la Corte
Federal, ha expresado su opinion Ell el
sentido de que todas las licencias pa
ra ell expendio la Importation de al
coholes para fines. industriales me-
dicinales, han caducado el dfa 16 del
corriente. A Puerto Rico ha de yenir
un funcionario que serd el encargado
de establecer las reglamentacioues de
la prohibici6n federal, pero entretanto,
entiende eI Fiscal Martin Que Ell Te-
sorero podrfa dar unas licencias pro-
visionales que dejarfan de surtic efec-
to cuando el Comisionado preLibicio-
nista estnviera en- condolences de expe-
dir las suyas.
Discrepa de esta opinion el seiier Be
nedicto, 'entendiendo que el eneargado
de aplicar aquf la ley constitutional
dicte sus disposiciones. las licencias ex-
pedidas hasta ahora pueden ser vale
deras; pero los funeionarios de Adua-
ma, coIucidiendocon ell Fiscal Martin,
han impedialo que sean retirados de di-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
DEL MOMENTO QUE PASA
Ell grito que no Sc oyo

corTO para ir cn aynda de hos nan.
fragos.
Nosoifos esiamos OrgullOsos de
poseer una he las mas gTandes. de
las mas potentcs esiaciOnes radio.
teleeraiicas del mundo. NaI'ias We
ces hcmos dido ponderar las ven
tajas de esta gallarda installation
que nos pone en COMMUNICATION con
las tierras lejanas, que nos SAGA
del aislamienio en que nos tienen
los mares. hacienda que nuestra
voz. como la voz de los diOses. pne-
da extenderse por los cielOs. PerO
nnestro orgullO siente desde hace
dos dias un seIio quebrantO. Pa
sando estamOs por ma humilla-
ci6n mortificante. :POr que-nos
preguntanIos desorientados. =
cuandO a las puertas de nuestra
leahia I'M barco pide auxilio. en- el
trance supreme de irSe a pique,
no podemos DIR sH gritO de alar-
ia para acudir en 81. S0cOrro?.
Hace va dos dias que henlos
f0rmnladO esta pregunta, LENA de
inquietnd. Y nadie ha ,resHonditlo
a ella. Parecia natural que los ser,
vidofes. que los encargados 'le la
cStaci0n inalambrica. al saber qle
Il lele.ra fista de la fragata fi0A-
DIR asegulaba haler pedido allxir
lio a la estaci0Ag de Puerto Rslb,
reilerldal:enie, angnstiosa a,aente,
sc ll1lbiG;en apresHrado a. eNpt@
carn1s por que la pAinlera iioticfa.
Que aqui >e tuyo lei sihiestro nlaI
litiino fne por Ia llegada a la pix
"a del Dorado de los hapfragoS
del bote zozobra,ln alli.l Y saIit9
.ess.solo el Marconi de "a Co,AagffI
qiien sostiene que pidiO auXllio.
sino los de IN transporte ameriraE
no, quienes afirman q. ;recoglIee:rolnl
ese mensaje quinienfas niillas5
de distancia.
~ a este NADIA tienenque aeelp
los encargados de la estafion de
ese seryicio en- Puerte Rico? ss
Esperamos que el senior Consul
de Espaiia, que ha pedido de todo
este una explicacion aclaratoria,
habra de obtener una respuesta
satisfactoria, dentro de 10 posi-
BILE. J.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
Las erupciiones Vol ;anicas en-. Mejico y
II los temblores Gle terra lltimos
MIGDAIIA.

numerosisimas, sucediendose desde el
primer temblor; v ,otras informaciones
procedentes de Saltillo, La Fragua y
Chicotla, aseguran que dichas .pobla-
clones han sido totalinente destruidas
por Ia violencia de lossterrenotos.
INVESTIGATORS especiales enviados
de la capital a la zona del desastre,
han noticiado desde Jalapa, que ell do
mingo II el ntmero de muertos en-
aquella ciudad solamente era de so y
ell de heridos 500, los cuales Sc encon-
|traban bajo el mas estricto tratamien-
to. ,s
La ciudad, ha sido damnificada de
una manera horrorosa por los temblo-
res 1ltimos y ell peligro no cesa debi-
do los frecuentes derrumbes de los
ediAcios en- ruinas.
Ayisos de, Vera Cruz Y Puebla di-
cen que las victimas son de igual mo-
do numerosas, al extreme de no po-
derse estimar su alcance en- las pobla-
clones y villas destrozadas por el tenn
blor.
l La Mission Presbiteriana establecida
en- Jalapa, q mitad del camino COM
rrendido entire Vera Cruz Ciudad de
lIejico, fue totalmente destruida.
Las perdidas materiales sobrepasan
a 10 imaginable; pero sobre todo las
Ierdidas de vida ocasionadas por esta
.catastrofe, hara anales en- la historic
de las desgracias ocurridas en- Mejico,
niotivadas ppr los temblores de TERRA
que con alguna frecuencia desgarran
las entraiias de aquel bello. pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
LA POESIA DEL SILENcIO..

ias russsa1s tl,snaArs sala euf b g..
.laaa nasl,a a. aaaa tlefsa = sest.
fla elael lIli1gs,ass
o. n taasAaa - Hns etas D ~ =
t.ssude a. ~ Aamh laas - s-swae
us s.ls aa&n las iAlsus ~ H. Muss
4sa
niuH Qur 20 hsA ~ uaAsas } ~
l,re go - hia asa kasscsa.
a. Sasncie. ,Oh. q sasa,s8ai
Nada has tnn l,sile sasusa ess racn.
e qss nus srlaEa a. ls sisa r.asa hun.
iilrlnt su Ia oalaa misiegsosa 81 niun.
lo misssui. AlA h meuts tsanquila
daianA, M tuflsaaa F-sf ln,rFxsio.
nss incohclsEtrs 81 absnfias pasiones,.
rfe.a Il esT,lsalduf a. lat iaoas uni.
ecrsAlcs y puu,ie comfsrondcf puFQuc
sidh a. uI.A expineien y rorqus lA
a,nrltc "a una lil,crarien para zoe cs-
piratus suTleTiorcs.
la Mucrtc, sQuien No ha scnti.
10 q Faso a. csa duice diosa contcm.
plsiiva. dcspues ae habcr hundido Va
agobiado coraz6n On q scno del ~
lcncio?
Ia Muogte es el priHcipio y el I'm
De Ia cyoluci0n.
Sin ella. 81 mundo. lleno dc Tuinas.
no conocvIia Ia perfection nj aspira-
ria a ella. In mundo moribundO y
opaco nos atormcntaria con la vieja
enfcrmedad del hastio. Esas fuerzas
misteriosas y sublimes de Ia Natura-
leza, sc estrellarian contra los muros
le Ia inmovilidad.
FL espiritu no conoceria los mum
los suprasensibles que, .mas altos y
mas puros que el nuestro, estan llenOs
ie un indescriptible esplendOr de be-
leza y gracia. Nuestro mundo SEN
ible petrificadO no adquiriria mOvi-
niento nj vigor progressive. Quiza su
-uz no seria la luz del pensamiento y
su fuerza no seria la fuerza del
bien.
Nuestro cuerpo fisico seria la car
eel de nuestro espiritu immortal, y
este, condenado a eterno suplicio, no
llegaria a descifrar los misterios de
su vida.
| E. Ribera ChevremOnt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23

m naufragio DE Ia fragata e.
paiola. Condor, ocufrislo = unas
Cuanias millas lie San Juan. ha
pnesiO de relieve Ia total carencia
en- que aqui estamos de cuaniO se
relaciOna con el seTVicio de saliva
mentO dc naufragOs. tan bien or
ganiZadO en- Otras parties. Nj 81
quiera. V ESQ es 10 mas inquieian-
te. las estaciones radiOtelegraficas
lie la Isla recogieron, a 10 que pa
rece. el mensaie de auXiliO de la
fragata necesitada de sOc0rro.
I'll seilor Consul de Espaila.
nuestrO distinguidO compaIerO
don Jose Ma. Lomba. ha envialO
10y al jefe de la secci0n de radio
telegrafia de la Isla. una c0muni-
caci0n, rogandOle que lie manities-
te. 81 las estaciOneS de San Juan
V de Cayey no recOgieron la in
Sistente llamada de la fragata per-
dida a pocaS millas de muestras
costas. Hasta que no Sc cOn0zca
la respuesta de los encargadOS de
ese servicio aqui. seria aventurado
adelantar juiciOs prematuros pc
TO hay algO que esta va fuera de
las suposicioneS para caer dentrO
de los sucesOs lamentables, V es
ell hechO de que pOr nadie Iii en-
ninguna parte Sc Ina dicllo que ha-
va .salidO o intentadO Salir del
puerto de San Juan, Ell socOrrO
de los naufragos, nihgtn remolca-
dor, ning1n buque lie guerra, min
guna ayuda, ell fin, para los que
en- vano llamaban, tan cerca de
nosotros. pidiendo anXi!io. .,.,
No Sc. podra decir que lalesta-
ci0n radiotelegratieaedel barco
naufrago no funcionaba bien,
cuando a quinientas millas leco
gio ell mensaje ell transporte de
guerra americana Princess Nd
tOiku, oIle Su yeZ 10 exDidi0 A
Puerto Rico. Fue aqui donde nj Sc
oyo el grito de socorro del buque
naufrago nj el que lanzara un po-
co despues el magnffico transpor-
te secundando, robusteciendo, am
pliando ell de la Condor.
Porque de haberse recibido Ell
smensaje, como Sc explica que no
Sc hubiese improvisado algun So
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
.sDESFIEE SOCfALAs

nIlla sl,anaA a.s4a - nfnusss tan
rns.aln .anmaaas, q - ssssa ssiaA.
s,.~ans. s.nnsla na.as saans s.aFa p.sNls
49, NlA. raa& sennttasaA ssa susN
altl,mm Nasans - has . sssas
Aantss shisa Assaas. - sa.a aae4 40
,~aailal us. d s.a ~ sssMate ~ s~aa
ass u.in.selas~. nsuA - sune al,l,,a.
numsr
t'guaseia t'aua.sznssss sguf ss,,a,te
a.as.s,a. uut aasailalae sissansin auf
n,a,s,lua 81 ~ ssssls.s 8 gut iauss
tlsa ~ b. s-slass
.stsssle s-as iliias iuisgIrsaar a
sl1ec. l,ss sssaiunss.s ss,i.uls.isias = nu'
A. ss.ss ls.sasa.ss s.gsF.tuall llriiie
aut,ssias mnaas use issos siui.ir i'ara
fuiun elegia.
NaHA,lla siamgssaaanf Ana rgts lsl
81 Mfae mHgg~4ussa. Aian matatiilas
- la nsdsicn a. SHrasatc y "a II disa.
aal ls,Fulss sle tssrsisa E,.niui ssnnza
~ Nnfrz
Ia rrfariia camlaaamur l1nbles
irsumfado. GA cualquicr suia - u'n
sicrio de boz mas Eran,ls-s ssusno.
ticiIe hccha su fama.
Nos dlmos cucnia Ne Ia admiralh.s
labor he las scioriias Sicanio } ia Ia
perseverance, en n csiudio de sas dIs
cfpulas.
La eiecuci6n se CANA palnlOs, Ia
lectura de gFandes dliieultades mdsi
cas- mo- puede hacerse mas que = fuerza
de lecrla coniinuamenie .elanto'
trastornos transcurren sin logrdr a Ne
ces el dominic absolute.
Las discfpnlas de las Sicardd dierOl
prIIelaS de haber salvado cuaGta deja
mos dichO. y he ahf un escrito aJre nOs
llena de satisfaction, Y de que esta
bamos pendientes, caSi tantO COMO las
inteligentes professors, que unto d
slIs discfpulas, recibfan In OYaci0n que
cada niimero Sc tributaba .'OSefina
Maria I.uisa. PrudeiIcia Y COnchita.
FL Ateneo. ha podido vOlver q cirlas
alguna de elias. complacierOn a su,
admiradores.
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