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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
NITTr WANTS MORE.

PARIS. June 4.--Premler Nitti, OF
Italy, believes that the country's share
in the indemnity to DO paid by Ger
many. as fixed BY the peace treaty, Is
insufficient, as Italy did not participate
in the distribution OF German colonies
or In warshIps, which were surrender
ed. says the Matin. He has been IN
con ference with Italian members OF the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
PERSIANS DENY REDS
HAVE TAKEN CAPITAL

LONDON, June PERSIAN officials
in London announced today there was
no truth in the reports that the Boil
sheviki had occupied Teheran. the Per-
sian capital. An official telegram,
morning from Teheran, and no men
ton was made in IT Of any Bolshevik
advance from the CaspIan sea coast.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
ACTORS DEATH ACCIDENT

LONDON. June 4.--cilfton Crawforg
the actor, who was found dead in 4
areaway beneath the window OF ii
room in hotel here yesterday, md
his death accidentally by falling frof
the window while suffering from 10
somnia. This was the verdict returne
today by the coroner's jury at the Ia
quest into theN actors death
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

publican. of Kansas announced that
owing TO opposition OF Secretary Hous-
ton, he would make no further effort
to call up his resolution directing the
secretary of the treasury to deposit
$40, coo 900 with federal reserve banks
tur redlscountlng loans made on West
ern cattle and other live stock
WASHINGTON Efforts by Senator
Kenyon. Republican. Iowa, to have a
date fixed for a vote on the minimum
wage bin for government employes
failed after two hours OF debate. Which'
the senator said, indicated tlubusttr
against the measure. II was laid aside
In favor Of the bill 10 increase the
wages of postal employees,
ROSWELL, n. M-The Wilson ad.,
ministration. the league of nations, anu
the policies Of the Democratic party
were indOrsed at the state Democratic
convention here In the keynote address
Of Senator a. A. Jones temporary
chairman.
OUEENSTOwN, IrelaTd.-Admiralty
officials have denied the report that an
attack was made By Sim Felnors or
Others against naval station, put
confirm that four coast guard stations
we're burned Two others were fhldeu'
but the raiders were repu'seu.
MONTGOMERY. Ala-C. Il. Rogers,
OF Admission. was named chairman OF
the state board Of control ana economy
and VIM. f. Feagin, former superln-
tendent OF education was named "HI
den general Of Convicts succeeding MI
Rogers. by Gov Thomas l.. kiby'
WASHINGTON THE American gov
eminent has not acted upon the INVITA-
ticn OF the allies that II send repre-
sentative to the Brussels financial con-
81 nations Secretary Houston SAID
the matter still was under ADVISE
ment
NEW YORK,--Inclusion OF plank
| in the Republican platform tndorsing
r,oasmres 10 relieve the serious crisis
which II Is claimed exists IN the sAS
rnanufa cturing business, will be urged
at the Republican national cohVehtIoi,
| nv REPRESENTATIVES Of the industry, -
was announced at the neadquar'ers Vi
| the American Gas assoclauoh'
EI. PASO. Texas-Gen. Carlos Osuna.
| who with an army estimated 70 huI'iue!
as high as 1000 men, reVolteu asaln s,
| the present regime in Mexico, mas oeT"
| nvertaken and defeated at VILLAGE Al,
| I.rde nv forces under Gems. j. Gonza
| EXCobar and Ignacto Enriquez, accord
| Inv TO advices received at hoeral con
stitutionarst headquarters in I'll Faso
ENTHUSIASTICALLY house passtet
amendment to the trading with th'
enemy act TO facilitate me re reg r'or y;
inc alien property custodian OF m9he!
and e nropertv transferred or seized b!
him during the war
NEW YORK. John Calender, yaH
deville actor, convicted OF cruel uta r.
m.nt Of his daughter Minnie, was sen sen
w. r. the penitentiary for IRON
three months to three years
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
URGES BACK TO FARM.

CHICAGO. June flames Harris,
chairman OF the Oklahoma state Repub-
lican committee. said today the solu-
tion OF the present problem OF the
high cost OF living is to go back to
the farm"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

Bry's Candy Special Saturday

Bry's Straw berries In Chocolate. 75c 10.
Bry's California Walnut Taffy 6Oe 10.
Bry's Diamond Special. 60c h.
Bry's Assorted Pecan Fudge, 44c ID
Bry's Black Walnut Nouga.e. 49c Id.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
MOROCCAN REBELS YIELD

PARIS. June 4.--Rebeiiious tri9esme IN
in French Morocco nave Sie a rave W
a amd the conditions of peace pre-
sented by the French
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
LABOR TrcKET PLANNED.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. June 4.--Lead.
ers In the state convention of the la.
Dor party, which opened here today
declared their party would have com.
plete state ticket for the November
election.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

ROME, June 4-King Victor EN-
manuel has signed a decree creating a
ministry OF labor and public welfare.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

reparation commission. relative to re-
vision OF the terms.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

NEW YORK. John Calender, yau-
deyille actor, convicted OF cruel 'rta Sn
mtnt Of his daughter, Minnie t WAS f rom
tenceG to the penitenuary loF ""'"
three months to three years
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

uASuTNGTON.- house passed
o,rendment TO the trading with the
"nnynv act TO facilitate the return by
me alien property custodian OF money
and property transferred or seized oy
him during the war,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

RICHMOND, VR.-Wn Turner pc
gro alleged slayer of T. Morgan Moore,
Of Alexandria, was bound over to the
federal grand jury by United States
Commissioner Melvin Flegenheimer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

LA GRANGE. Ga-Prof. w. Il.
Thompson, OF Savannah, was elected
president Of La Grange college, TO sue
ceed Miss Daisy Davies. He was at
one time head Of Marvin college in
Kentucky,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

wAsHTNGToN.-senator Capper. Re.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

NEW YORK-Dr Charles Augustus
Stoddard, author and clergyman. died
at his home here after a short Illness
He was 81 years old Dr. Stoddard was
editor and part owner OF the New York
Observer for many years, He was the
author of numerous books OF travel
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

CARACAS, Venezuela.-M interest
Is being evinced here at present IN
pretoleum concessions in Venezuela
Representatives OF number of large
corporations from all parts of the
world are In Caracas. actively compel
ing fot new concessions, and many of
these are before congress for consid
Grafton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04

Der OF commerce smoke at it's meet
ings and dinners. over the continued
protest Of S3-year old John c. Have
meyer, patriarch OF the HavemeyeT
family of sugar refiners, has caused
him to resign,
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
BOOTLEG DRINK COST
HIM S4,5OO In SAVINGS

PITTSBURGH, July IA drink OF
Bootleg whisky, a nap and his life
savings of 81 500. earned as a laborer.
gone, was the story told by Thomas
Mccarthy, seventy-two years old, to
Magistrate Sweeney, in Central Court.
today. Mccarthy had drawn the
money from the bank to purchase a
confectionery store, with which he
hoped to support himself in his de-
clining years.
Mccarthy told the court that he
had taken a nip" from a bottle owned
by Thomas Fahey, and soon after
wards fell asleep. When he awoke
some time later, his money was miss
ing. Fahey and his brother. John,
were taken into custody by the police
following the robbery. but were dis
charged by Magistrate Sweeney when
it was shown that they knew nothing
OF the theft.
Mccarthy was unable to give a
clear account of his movements be-
tween the time he took the drink
and his nap. He was gently censured
for his carelessness by Magistrate
Sweeney, who told the aged man to
beware of strangers. and. above all.
those who gave whisky away.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
KENYONPLANS
'TOEND WASTE
Coming to D. C. to Halt Expen-
diture Of Money Appropriated
to Fight n. c. L.

ST. LOUIS, July l1.-Senator Ken
yon, chairman OF the "slush" fund in
vestigating committee, left for Wash
ington yesterday to halt the eNpendl-
ture OF money appropriated by Con-
gress 10 fight the high cost OF living.
THIS money, il is alleged, was useo
in behalf OF Attorney General Pal
mer's campaign for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency.
"The use OF Government organiza-
tion and money designed to reduce
the high cost OF living for the fur
therance OF the personal aims OF At
torney General Palmer is an outrage"
said Senator Kenyon at the conclu-
sion OF the hearing before the COM
mittee today. There ought to be
some way of handling such abuses
aside from its exposure.
"I shall bend every EFFORT when
get to Washington to stop the waste
of the Congressional appropriation.
/ shall protest at once to Its use, ana
when Congress meets again l am go
ing to endeavor to have the appro-
priation repealed"
The Senate committee adjourned
the hearing after recalling to the
stand Miss olivia Brueggeman, for
mer secretary OF the Missouri WON
ans high cost of living committee. IL
was her testimony that revealed the
use of Department of Justice FUNDS
appropriated to reduce the II. Z. or
L. for campaign purposes.
Miss Brueggemann, adding to hei
previous testimony, said the woman's s
committee, directed by the. Attorney
Generals office. had used the func-
tions of the high cost Of living com
mittee to fight Senator Reed. as well
as to further the personal ambitions
Of Mr.. Palmer.
els 1t fair to say then" asked Sem
ator Kenyon, "that the idea appar-
emily was to further Palmer's per-
sonal ambition and get ReedT'
THAT is my belief" said Miss
Bruggeman.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
To Overcome Redness,
Tan, Freckles, Blotches

II your skin 10 unduly Redeemed, tanned
or freckcd, just dab a little pure mer-
colized wax the face and allow 1t to
remain over night. When you wash OFF the
wax in the morning, fine. naky. almost
invisible particles of cuticle come with L.
Repeating this daily, the entire outer skin
is absorbed, but gradually and gently,
there's not the slightest hurt or inconven-
fence. Even the stubbornest freckl@s are
affected The underlying skin which
forms the new complexion is so clear, fresh
and youthful looking, you'll marvel at the
transformation. It's the only thing
known to actually discard an aged, faded,
muddy or blotchy complexion. One ounce
Of mercolized wax, procurable at any drug
store is sufficient in most cases.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
TODAY

Continued from First Pase)
whether beef costs twenty cents or
fifty.
Suppose that instead of a high
cost of living problem we had a
nationwide smallpox epidemic.
Suppose you read today that a
Supreme Court judge, ten Sen
ators, the two richest men in the
country and a dozen great manu-
facturers had died Of the plague
the night before. Don't you think
this Government would promptly
take an interest in smallpox and
do something about it?
1t would not be matter of mere
speechmaking or promises. Those
with power to fight the smallpox
would FEEL the terror of small
pox, they would vaccinate every
human being, they would clean
every slum. II any man tried to
profteer on vaccine they would
Jail him.
They would wipe out the small
pox plague in year, if it cost ten
billions of. dollars.
They would do that, because a
national smallpox epidemic would
TOUCH THEM. They would do
the same in the high cost of liv-
ing epidemic if that touched and
frightened them as it frightens
the poor.
But it does not frighten them, it
doesn't touch them, they do not
feel it. 1t is to them mere
theory, useful in political speeches,
not really important.
The troubles of the millions do
not reach or touch the few that
can control them. That is the real
and threatening danger in this
country.
A system Of government not
even giving to the people the right
to recall and discharge inefficient,
Indifferent public servants leaves
the people completely helpless.
Profiteers are not considered
serious criminals; their profiteer-
ing is felt only by ninety-nine and
a half millions of Americans, the
crowd that can do nothing about it.
Russia is trying, and will prob
ably fail, in an. attempt to estab-
lsh government that will repre-
sent the mass that really need
government help. You will do a
favor to your country IL you can
invent system that will cause
government TO represent and work
for the many, while still obtaining
for the government the services
and superior ability and intelli-
gence Of few.
The world has tried to find that
combination for many thousands
Of years and has not succeeded.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
FORD BUYS RAILWAY
TO HAUL HIS COAL
Michigan Manufacturer Will
Have Line Running Direct
10 Bitumin0uS Mines.

DETROIT, Mich. July 11.-Purchase
OF the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton rail-
road by Henry Ford and his son, Ed
sci s. Ford. was announced yesterday
by Il. G. Leibold, secretary TO Henry
Ford. The purchase price was not dis
closed.
Purchase OF the road was in part
the outgrowth OF difficulties Michiga an
industries have experienced for sew
eral years In obtaining coal from the
Southeastern bituminous field. Run
ming direct TO Detroit from the coal
fields and avoiding the usually con-
gested areas, the line was recognized
as a big factor in the States coal
supply by the Michigan Manufacturers
Association, which several months ago
had appointed a committee to look
into its purchase: The plan was aban-
doned, however. when 1t was found
dock facilities could not be obtained.
Ford then took up negotiations pri-
marily to assure his Detroit factories
an adequate fuel supply. but through
contemplated extension OF terminals,
Industries generally in the Detroit
area and those in other Michigan
cities are expected to benefit by the
deal.
Negotiations for the purchase OF
the road had been under way several
weeks Security holders deposited
their bonds under an option good un-
til August /. At that time II was
said the deal would involve approx
mately $4,000. 900.
In announcing the roads purchase,
Leibold declared the price was sew
eral hundred thousand more than was
originally asked" adding that Ford
desired that no stockholders should
sacrifice their holdings.
Some 1000 employees OF the railroad,
Leibold added, will Immediately re-
ceive the benefits of the Ford wage
bonus plan.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
BANDITS ROB TRAIN.

GAINEEVILLE, Fla, July 1.-THE
express messenger on train No. 80,
Atlantic Coast Line railway, Jackson
willie to st. Petersburg. Fla, was held
up, safes opened and robbed of $5,2O5
in currency by an armed bandit south
Of Baldwin, Fla.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
CITY CHAIR
PUSHERS GO ON STRIKE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. July 10.-A
closed shop on the open boardwalk.
This is one demand of 1000 chair
pushers who went on strike yesterday
for a 100 per cent increase in wages.
The Washington times., 1920-07-11
WOMENS WHITE HIGH SHOES
Everybody's Second Floor Bargains
PATENT OXFORDS

$50 pairs of Women's La France patent colt, welt
and sole OxfordS high leather heels very dreSsy;
sizes up to S. Also black kid and gun
metal Taylor made Oxfords Mill 90 OF
tary heels. Sizes 2H to S. welt soeS. N.A ~
Summer Clearance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wv W.
New England factory line of Light Summer Weight
Dxords and Pumps Louis XIV dress heels with aluminium
plates under top lift turn soles; black
kid black calf, tan calf including pat q = OF
ens Stylish, dainty footwear. All M ~
sizes. Clearance Special ........DS>sOO
WHITE LOW CUTS
Women's White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords Good
year welt and turn soles enameled leather and wood
covered heels narrow toes,a toes and long long CD OK
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29

natal, como en- San Juan en- donde vi
vic tanto tempo, cuenta con hume
rosisimos amigos que mucho le apre-
cian. Y"
La boda Sc celebro en- Nueva York,
y de ALI pasaron para Cuba, en- don
de Borges desempeha un alto puesto,
en- la Cuba Sugar Cane Co.
Eterna felicidad deseamos a la
simpatica y distinguida pareja, Y le
repetimos ambos nuestro afecto,
esperanto que nuestro amigo, traiga
pronto su bell1sima esposa como
Ger esta islita, chiquita en- extension,
pero grande en- ideales y llena de poe
STA, que sabe apreciar sinceramente
a las personals que Sc 10 merecena
Marina l.. Molina.
HY7Ia1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29

Hijas de Reyes, por. Juan Lorrain-El
Reyecio, por Andres Lichtenberger
Jhyentud, Egolatrfa- Elevation,
por Amado Nervo-La Gracia Eter-
ma, por Enrique Gomez Carrillo. X
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
TOUR De FORCE

torriqueflo-espanol ", a traves de Ell.
he visto una nacion noble, hidalga y
caballeresca; porque mi suegro era
honra v orgulloA de la raza, VI poraue
hay algo inside, que no sabemos
explicar, pero que sostiene encendido
ese carino y fidelidad IA terra le-
jana, que ignora nuestro amor dalla-
do, y fiel, traves del tempo y Ia dis
tansia.
En- mi Ultima 'cr6nica Y hablando de
Lopez Nussa dijo 70: ':como enamora
una mujer linda y gentiP. En- el Ii
notipo Sc quedo la palabra "enamo-
RAJ, cambiando ei sentido de la Erase
por complete, 10 que deploro.
Asf, hablando de unos huerfanos y
el Hogar Infantil, un amigo bonda-
dosisimo omitio decir "Gran mas6ni-
ca", Y resulto el "Hogar InfantiP'
no recogiendo niiios que no fueran
hijos de masones, para darle educa-
cion etc. No es asi. Hay que acla-
rar muy bien este, porque es una ms
titucion necesaria, utilisima nues-
ira clase obrera y con todas mis- sim
patfas jnmensas.
El "Hogar Infantil'' solo cuida de
Jos nfhos durante el dia, ,>desea, po-
der hacerlo hasta las de la noche,
para comodidad de las cocineras, pc
ro no ha podido conseguir servicio
hasta esa hora.,
Hablando de este, dire, que, las
predicas de algunos oradores socia-
listas, que no han hecho explicacio-
mes las mujeres que les Dian, expli-
caciones tanto mas >necesarias, cuan-
do la mayoria de elias no leen, ha da-
do por resultado que 10 mismo sea
tratada la dana bondadosa carita-
tiva, que la despota y avara.
-Esta Alma, que fastidia a sus lee
torres en- defensa de los pobres, que
todas sus campanas son a favor de
ellos, no tiene cocinera porque un
orador les dijo que no sirvieran, que
fueran a los talleres. I'm socialista
que sea aritmetico sabra que con Sc
semanales no Sc tiene casa comoda
y amplia, desayuno, almuerzo, comi-
da, medicines, regalos y dinero Guam
do hay algun enfermo en- la fami-
liza. Amen de trato exquisite Y una
piedad infnita, porque nacieron po-
bres y tienen que trabajar. 81 los que
predican esas muchachas, no Illus
tradas, las quieren bien, modifiqueu
sus discursossde un tOdO, cOndenan
la peor miseria las que bien orien-
,tadas, y, dentrO de su pobreza, pue.
den Viyir tratadas con afecto, con
consideration, recibiendO sobre su
sueldo regalOs, siendo atendidas en-
sus Intermediates conflictos econ6-
micos liberalnsente.
Labren la dicha del pueblo, aeon
sejando discretamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
UNA BODA

Aupque un POGO tarde lego hasts
nosotros la noticia del matrimonio de
nuestro muy querido amigo Federico
Borges, con la distinguida senorita
Aida Settgas.
De ella solo tenemos las mas bri-
llantes referencias; su belleza incom-
parable, su alta posicion social, y So
bre todo, su amabilidad y excelentes
condolences, hacen de ella, la mujer
ideal que el amigo Borges Sc mere
ce por sus tambien magnfficas cuali-
dades.
Federico es una persona estimadf-
sima entire la sociedad puertorrique-
ma. Tanto en- Humacao, SUI pueblo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
Caballeros de Colon
La Orden ofrece Ievantar un edificio
de $5.OO0.OCO en- Washington como
memorial dedicado los heroes
de la Gran Guerra

La Legion Americana, en- la perso-
ma de su Comandante Nacional Mr.,
Frederick H. Galbraith, ha recibido
la oferta de la Orden de, CabalIeros
de Colon de. donar a la Association un
Edificio que sera erigido en- la~Capital
Nacional, a un costo de cinco millOnes
de dollars para que sea dedicado CO.
mo Memorial a los heroes de la
Gran Guerra.
FL dinero para este proposito, por
decision hecha por Ell Consejo Supre-
mo de Directories en- un mitin cele-
brado en- Chicago en- octubre pasado,
sera tornado de los fondos de la Cue
IRA que la Orden conserva como re-
manente en- sus areas.
FL ofrecimiento formal del Memo
rial fue hecho en- ell Hotel Comodoro
de New York en-, octubre 9 por el
Gran Caballero Supreme Sir Knight
James A. Flaherty, Zen una conferen-
cia, que sostuvo con Ell Comandante
Nacional de la Legion, estando pre-
sentes sel Abogado Supreme, de la Or
den, Sir Knight Joseph c.. Pelletier,
el Tesorero Supreme Sir Knight Da-
niels J. Kallahah; el Director Supre-
mo Sir Knight William P. Larkin y 81
Assistant" del Secretario Supreme
Sir knight Harry C. Macdonald.
al haeer Ia oferta el Gran Caba-
Hero Supreme dijo que era el deseo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29

Belen Colon linda y hermosa, viste
traje blanco de linon, v Josefna
armstrong una elegantfsima "toile-
tie" fazul Jofre de falda plisse y ju-
bon sencillo bordado en- colores. Jo-
befna ha heredado la gentileza de su
s5oxen mama y tiene el supreme en-
canto de la ingenuidad, lozana, agra
ciada de rostro, sonriente, Sc hace
querer mucho. Ell conjunto es bellf-
simo y elias ignoran la admiration
que despiertan, que es 10 que mas
gusta. Vienen tanbien por ideas;
quieren vender cigarrilIos en- la Ver-
bena, en- traje de capricho. e
siHan lucido stantas veces ell man
ton de Manila! Entire todas creamos
una toilette, que 81 hubiera tempo
para eonfecionarla, resultarfa bonita.
La Verbena fue I'm exitazo. Cent?
les senoras estaban en- las casetas,
acompanadas de pleyades de mucha-
chas de 'la creme.
FL pueblo obrero> acepto la invita-
cion de la Comisi6n de Sras. dejo
muchos ladrillos en- monedas de pla-
ia.
Ell bale en- ell salon s'Melia" ami
madisimo ". con mucha alteration
.en ell boletin amoroso.
Ell Gladiator de la "Cortada" no
es el senor Pagan; cometen gran
error las que lie Green aludido. Ell
senior Pagan, como ell gtiajiro, vive
en- Ponce, pero su corazon <esta en-
Undo estuche en- E. U. Ell gladiator
de la "Mercedita", esta de vacacio-
mes, y piensa continuar pidiendo
"unos dios mas"
Ahora, despues de entonar mereci-
dos himnos de. alabama las seno-
ras que venciendo toda clase de diff
cultades celebraron la hermosa fiesta,
felicitando especialmente la seio-
ra viuda de Neuman, por su exitazo,
insiSto en- decir que los seiiores muy
ricos y sInuy catolicos, 10 mismo que
las damas que guardian en- sus cajas
de caudales grandes cantidades de
dinero, deben tener un gesto genero-
SO, hacer un segundo Y esplendido
regalo a su Iglesia. Con festas, lle-
CARA un lejano dia en- que Sc termine
esa ohras, pero no sera el ano pr6xi-
mo. Aunque la debil mujer devota,
Sc eXten1e en- esfuerzos dignos de
ella, toda grandeza de alma, la can
tidad que falta no la cubren tres, nj
cuatro, nj cinco grandes festas. Hay
que dejar las senoras, galantemen-
te, resolver problemas que no exijan
esfuerzos, que la sola firma de un
hombre rumboso 10 resolverfa, mien-
tras que a elias les cuesta mil sa-
crificios, mil fatigas, #mit desenga-
nos.
A Rosa de te,-San Juan.
Soy espanola, porque mis- antece-
sores me legaron amor respeto a
Espaiia; porque' Mi ,narido |es puer-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29

Hunlacao.