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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
Por Jacinto Benavente


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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

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MfiscaaTa
Am ~ tsnaauisa ~ aglssaos ~.
rwninfa@ hanan uar IA uulRarronsla
- ~ nunlrIusa.
IsaarliHfs
Ans srrA naayag q siesse DE- uuesiFa
cntmdn.
Mssiscn6ra
scnsif cue = rEiiRsIe ieis,lra ci
hosor ,se iailar cn nasofrass
EgmCilaaa
.Ya 10 crco: Zero 80: aunqae q
qnicEa lailar conuiTo. plsnsO haseTme
de roxnr nn s,oauiio. No crca aue 60
toy loca por lailar con q.
Bclarda
sQuerfis que llame n Ceuicicn'a pa
ra que % Yea yesiidHsg
EgmcliRda
ST. LIamadla. para cue sc muera
de envidia.
Ella Sc quedara ga la cOcina, iuntO
Ial fog6A, que es su sitio.
BcIdrdd
;cen'cienta icenicicnta
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Muclio Sc tarle el conde Fabio. que
qued0 on venir para acompaiiarncs.
ETmeliRdG
Con ri intendente de Palacio. que ha
de ensefarnos el baile de et;queta.
(Eatra CeniciestG),
ceaicienta.
;Que me quereis. seilora?
BeIardG
;Estabas dOrmida, holgazana? No
haces mas que conner y dormir. wi
da mas regalada
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manas. .as =. Us
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Itrosa
Cenicicnta.
para que me habeis llamadC:.
BeIdfdG
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Ernel.nda y a Melisendra, que van al
bale lie .'aitc.o: pefo no te acerques,,
Ueiac1atd.
;Es cSta noehe el bale? 81 que es-
tafs may eompnestas. ;Lastima que
la cara no has acompaiie
Bctarda
;ouS diees.
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ifIahrase yisto.
Mcliseldra
;Que mas quisieras td!
Cc,ticientG.
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cue 81 qufsiera ira al baiie!
Belafda
iTd estas local
Eymelindd
Efiren que manfa> la dio! ;Qne
|elIa podfa ir al bale
Cenicieatd
;Pues ST.. Purs ST Todo seria. !.
He soSiado tantas cosas... Toiias las
necIles sueiio.
Melisendga
Pues, NADIA. Presentate 81 re atre-
Ives, No necesitas coinponerte. HATE
Eanuneiar por los ujieres: 70 soy la
prlncesa puerea cenicienta
EsmeEiada
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Icienta
Cenicic,it0.
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Icr0clol.
PdacrdciO
spof IN sais al baile?
Belardo
Pues que. los crefais que faltaria
Ed1ier nos ihyitaras
Pancrdci0
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la en ID cabeza pues bicn. 70
kire con voeotlas No esta bien que os
presenfeis SIN un hombre que os auto
k~;An ~ /. r,,,S ,1a,,sss 10 !, 10 vosofras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

90 ienso padre pefo como 81 10
% tnsisfa si1fit nj nadte. , hi
padre Sc cls6 con otra mujer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

rnent and things fell back into the old rut With
city hall center for cOmmercialized vice II
not be expected that it would permanently
surrender save under influence from somewhere. We
do no. presume TO know what evidence these federal
agents tributes paid FOR vice privileges but
anticipate that it will eventually come out
or course the federal authorities concerned
only with the violation OF the Volstead having
t. do with the Illicit ma nufacturer. possession and
saIe OF intoxicating liquors. Gambling and prosttu-
ton are still vices TO be dealt with by the state
courts. but take liquor Of the gambling hell
and the brothel and experience indicates that they
will long remain wisdom would seem to dictate
too that the city administration having the
gauntlet OF the retain in the hands of the
police that 1O3 cases OF thinner Dambacher liquor
it would be better with their pettifogic legal
contentious overruled II they would rush into the
arms OF Sheriff Duck someone-what there is
left OF it-before; we'll be turns into water.
Oh yes. Mayor Carson has been enforcing the
since the Bob Jones reyvals. He decidedly sin
cere in his promises made a that time. What the
authorities found here right under his nose.
and that of efficient" police force goes to show
that he is enforcing the law: yes awfully. Chief
IS quoted saying. that he is glad of the raids
because it shows the people what the police have
been up against" It certainly does only It shows
that they never got up very close 1t also shows
what the bootleggers UP against in the nature
Of city police-nothing in particular that is all
dangerous to their nefarious trade. We would sUg-
gest that those organizations which ordinarily
make up the moral forces of city. meet and pass
joint resolutions. commencing him for his law
forcement activities. and send them to him scented
with altar roses Or they might say with
the flowers themselves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
ASSURANCES FROM MEXICO.

Assurances by Provisional Pres't Huerta that
Mexico will construe the petroleum code literally
and will all legally contracted debts
undoubtedly pleasing. II must remembered. how
ever that Huerta is yet merely executive pro
tempore and as such incapable of making serious
commitments
The spirit Of frank friendship manifested by the
utterances of the Mexican leader may be sgnif-
If this continues the policy of the order
south OF the Rio Grande Americans will have great
for qualification.
Mexico Is likely continue greatest riddle for
many years The country. cannot be made in a
1t is inconceivable that the plaques of iteracy
and poverty be eradicated in less than two
erations. We may help but most of the work must
be done by Mexico herself
The one great hope of friends OF Mexico in this
country Is that a way may be found for coopera-
ton in building up the distraught republic. This
depend largely upon the attitude of the two
governments.
Huerta's announced stand is the first step in the
right direction taken by Mexico
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
FREDERICK.

Frederick is the feminine counter
part Of the popular masculine name
Frederick II signifies peace
ruler" and comes originally from
the old freyr OF Teutonic mythology.
Freyr meant Free" which is loose
~ translated 10 love OF peace" The
idea was personified into a god Of
very high rank who was later dis
integrated into a brother and sister
called Freyr and Freya.
Freya named the sixth day Of the
week and presided over love and
marriage and drove over battlefields
in a chariot drawn by panthers 70
conduct the slain 10 their appointed
places in Nalhalla.
While Freyr was progressing by
direct route into Frederick. the fem
mime form was slower in becoming
Frederica. There are records OF such
queer deviations as F'rithwswith.
Fridiwid. and Frethesanta in the
eighth century
The sanity daughter OF the lord
OF Oxford bore the name OF Friths-
with and lived in a little cell at
Thornbury and had curious adven-
lures which are portrayed in a win
dow OF The cathedral at Oxford. She
was also patrOness Of the university
and cathedral. The cumbersome
name Of Frethesantha was borne by
the wife of Godfrey Lutterell in the
fourteenth century.
Frederica is purely an English in
vention. though Portugal and Italy
have adopted IL intact The French
call IL Frederigue and the German
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
More Truth
Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE
JUST 4 SUGGESTION.


When milk is a quarter a bottle,
And strawberries five cents apiece
When you get a new raise every two
or three days
And must pay it-or chuck up
You can turn to a lower priced diet,
And also OF course you can move,
And IL you stand pat and don't run
like a rat,
Conditions. perhaps, will improve.
When clothes cost hundred a gar
ment,
And garments don't last very long,
You can go and buy all OF your
clothes in Bengal
Or-nearer and cheaper-Hong
Kong
Or even dispense with all clothing,
In the sunshine OF Zanzibar town.
Just live for while on that fair
smiling isle,
And prices perhaps will come
down.
II the coal that you need for the
winter.
Goes up to hundred a ton,
You can build an igloO like the
Esquimaux do.
In fact like they always have
done
AS soon as the coal man discovers
No customers call at his shop,
He will have TO sell coal or he'll go
in the hole,
And prices may possibly drop.
OF course in pursuing this practice
You will probably give up and
die;
In which dismal event you will not
care cent
II prices are low or are high.
We merely submit this suggestion
with heavy misgiving and doubt.
II may not be sound, but as far as
we've found
II looks like the only way out.
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
ENFORCEMENT OF ANTIBOOTLEG LAW
SINCE BOB JONES LEFT.

Quite as limited repeatedly in this column that the
time would come when Uncle sam might find fl
essaTy 10 take a hand in local vice conditions-that
time has arrived II was hoped that following the
Bob Jones revival! the church the clergy and other
moral forces OF the city might make themselves suf-
hcently felt the result Of resprituazaon that the
administration the city hall might feel the force
and do something without this intervention.
But hoping against hope with Gods
Own Party" in the saddle it foolish hope
that Gods people" could be particularly interested
in anything that might interfere with
IN power. There was little flourish az lave enforce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
RECEIVED BY CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT, AMERICAN
LEGION

From: Joseph Daniel Heade,
ST. Louis post, No. 4, American
Legion.
To: Circulation manager,
American Legion Weekly.
Subject: Mysterious Stranger
on Muster Roll.
l. For some time past there
has been sent TO this bank a
copy OF the American Legion
Weekly. addressed 10 a person
by the name OF +. L Jeede. This
party is, TO the best of my
knowledge. non-eXistent.
2. Stenographer refuses 10
send the weekly copy back, as
she thinks some Of the jokes are
funny.
3. In our opinion, value Of
jokes in keeping stenog in good
humor is not sufficient cause
for continuance of this party's
subscription.
4. Suggest that this party be
dropped from Muster Roll as
dead, AWOL or discharged.
THOSE DTGAKY PENS.
I'm somewhat wiser now. than whel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
Fridri,e

II IIUTIht.
Onyx is Frederica's talismanic
stone. II will guard her from lovers
quarrels and assures her a sweet
lovable nature. Thursday is her
lucky day and / her lucky number
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
MRS HOTSEM1EE.

Turn now. This Minute, TO The
Market Page and look over the
bargains you can take advantage OF
in preparing your Sunday meal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
The Tower of Babel
By BILL ARMSTRONG

/ bought my dollar fountain pen.
IL spills a pint 10 every letter.
a gusher' would describe IL better
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Some days I don't save a cent"
remarked George SzabO as he enter
ed the county Jail yesterday a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Your daughter plays some very
robust pieces"
shes got a beau in the parlor,"
growled pa, and that loud music is
70 drown the sound of her mother
washing the dishes"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
TEN RULES FOR : HAPPY VACA-
TION.

TION.
l. Take only CongeniaI company:
even IL you are limited by this rule
TO yourself
,. Before leaving turn off all the
faucets and gas jets, deposit the pet
animals where they will be safe. lock
the door and pay your debts. Take
no worry along with you.
3. II you are going within hun
dred miles OF any body Of fresh wa
ter take mosquito netting, penny
royal and punk sticks.
T. Discard three-fourths OF the
clothes you intended to take but
don't omit something warm for the
first cold night Wear easy shoes,
easy clothes, an easy hat and an
easy temper.
3. Don't take along A serious book
You know you won't read II.
s. Don't take anything that will
break. Tin GUYS are better than
china.
T. Don't be ashamed to loaf out
right without any pretense of fish
ing. sewing. nature study or other
camoufage.
s You VIII forget something i'm
portant from your equipment Don't
worry; the human race lasted for
centuries before II was ever invent
ed.
g. Don't try to light fire by rub
bling sticks together. In the movies
they do it," but not In real life.
10. Don't take other peoples good
advice too seriously; not even our
own
Contributed by John B. Campbell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
SEZ
PA PERKINS

The News
Times estimate
Of 100000 worth
OF liquor taken
In the federal
raid. must have
been made by an
awfully thirsty
man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

Roy Clauer believes the bolsheviks
are going TO bring mustache cups
back into vogue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
MRS. HOUSEWIFE.

Turn now, This Minute, to The
Market Page and look over the
bargains you can take advantage Of
in preparing YOUR Sunday meal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
REFERRED TO THE FARM
EDITOR FOR VERIFTCATTON.

Dear Tower:
Ny home Is on a farm up
state. Four weeks ago an old
hen wanted to set She stole her
nest in an icehouse and. to save
time and not let the eggs get
cold. she ate sawdust for three
weeks. She now has Il little
chicks with wooden legs and one
little woodpecker with big bill.
+. d. V.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
WHATS In A NAME

Facts about your name; it,
history; ite meaning whence II
wns derived; its significance;
POUR lucky day and lucky Jewel
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26

d. D. Kenneth presided over the
bar meeting, held in the alley just
outside Of the county jail Thursday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-26
IndeDendent..

independent.
obviously no supreme court jus
tice ever hopes to run for president
on a wet ticket
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-03-28
Il PrGSidGnte della Dante AHghieTi' dgrItdIdni
degH Stati Unit

On Paoo Bosei liustre Presidente della Dante Ali
se ne Taecomandare g Italan degli Sau Unit di
gl emgrat avoratori che delIaa
IfSeo Lappeo del venerando polco sara letto
sierIo sottoscere arghezza al Preto che
N"e ala Tcostruzone economical della Patria.
IL 6eIlisslmo messaggio suona coSi:
"Frateli itaisn, 10 prove il
bate aanamente Pu che rsura
AEhieri sento mel SALUTE ammiro neOPera del Comato della
Dante che forcono
o VenVano come ProPzo ausPo Waldo lie sf
fermazoni della fede alta ed confor ALA
vgoroS vol deeste snma del PoPolO itaano odesto
americana che indssoubile sleanHa
gono in strnse Ia Garibsd eSulei allsanza
tutto d PoPoo Pereo Sneera aPPnO vol che
eooPestte ALA Voria della sPes eontnuaFe IoPe
eooPerando ALA abila della itaiana Diffon
dee la Psroa deItAli in codeso popoo la eui
di dominic Potene della real
ia e vvicat dgli mpuli dea Vol che di
trv atto Parte d eOdIto popOo dites
PoE lie immsneabili la della atta
in che sara di eivia frateanzR di
mocrazia liberia isvor%trice, progrdente Vol semitic
che rSls avvenre gagSrdo d Produzone d
sviuPPo dell icin lie quaita' della
lie
uperando diffota' compf rivoluone
manenendo invoao il debito deIlo Stato vrtu del
buenti itlin e d vslore che
rafforare 10 state asno 10 ia Perieolo
conda oPerS di ostruen economical che
continue nella produzione
ani 10 nea natia savo suri che ndvano in
veieri igu volgevano dentemente eodeste
Pta Clio che Prevdevano quei eoneittadini nos 81 ayvero
cent? liberia vol che rspPresntate
Pltalia che lavoro
lie cita borgh eui see nate ssPete come aVora pro-
aiana: giovanni che nelardore del
Gt dor itaano volete memoir dele rSdzioni del
Pdri vost; vol eonsoe che nea Dante mpe'S
beratrce utt fratei italiani date slala la
i effieaee proPrio dePora rnnovaee
PAoLo BosELLL"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-03-28
Il PRESIDENTE DEL SENATE
DEL REGNO

Lon. Tommaso Tittoni, prcsidentc
del Senate del Regno, ha rivolto il
seguente telegramma di inCitamento
alracquisto del PRESTITO IN DOL
LARl, agli Italiani degli Stati Uni
ii. La voce dell'on Tittoni, va ascol-
tata, per il bcne dell'Italia, da tutu
Suoi figli emigrati.
II tclegramma dice Cosi.
"Lltalia sta combattendo una
guerra aspra come quella vinta sui
campi di battaglia. EsSa deve migio %
rare lie condizioni del proprio teso-
ro per non perdcrc frutti della Wit
toria per riprendere con maggior
ylgore il lavoro di ricostruzione che
la rcndera proSpcra.
Vol che nella liberia grande nazio-
nc che vi oSpita manteneste sempre
alto il nome ltaliano tanti sacrifi-
ci con mobile slancio affrontastc per
Ia santa guerra nazionale. Coutrlbui-
te ora gcneroSamente al uuovo pre-
stito che la Patria Chiedc a tutti ,
suoi figli. Darctc coSi siCuro e proii-
cuo investimento al vostri risparm {
compiretc inSieme opera dltameutc
patriottiCa politica.
I'll vostro slanCio mel SottoSCrivere
aumcntera prcstigio al nome itaiiauo
prcsso il popolo americana che am-
mircra il vostro immutabile attaCCa-
mento ALA patria lontana che Vol non
potcte dimentiCaTe, come eSsa non Vi
dimcntica". TOMMASO TITTONI.
Presidente del Senate del RsRno.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-03-28
R. R.COnSOIatOd' italia
IN PHILADELPHIA

Pervengono motif reclami per rltar-
di nella consegna del titoll del Sesto
Prestito Nazionale in Lire. II Conso-
lato informa. | ritardi di Cui Sopra
sono dovuti solamente al tatto, del
resto giustificato dallo steSso sue
cesso del prestito (successo superlo-
re ad ogni migliore aSpettativa) che
rofficina Carte Nalori del Regro non
ha ayuto finora la possibilita materia-
le di far fronte allie continue meal
zanti richieste per stampa di tItoli
addizionali.
ST assicura pero che fra non mol
to perverranno dal Regno tutti / til
toll neCesSarii.
II Consolato ritiene inoltre utilc
far seguire alcuni schiarimenti circa
il prezzo di emissione la maturazio-
ne e il pagamento degli interesSl di
questo VI prestito in lire, perche nu.
merose sono ancora lie domande al
riguardo degli interessati.
II VI prestito nazionale e state e
messo al prezzo di lire $3.50 plu gil
Interest," dal 10 gennaio 1870.
Nell'intento di favorire Sotto-
scrittori, fu consentito che la ccdola
di L.2,50 al primo luglio 1870, AMI
che queila data loSst pdSdt@ ="
bito, all'atto cioe della sottoscrizlone.
deducendola dal prezzo di L.67.5O. T.
pertanto giusto che il r. Governo
stacchi dal buono, che sottoScrittori
hanno pagato J.. IS invece di L.87.5O,
/ la cedola del primo Luglio U.2,5Ol.
Inoltre, essendo remissione del VI
prestito, stata predisposta fin dal
1918 c poscia per sopraggiunte cir
costanze ritardata al Gennaio 1920,
titoli recano tuttora la data del pri-
mo Dicembre 1918 da essi sono sta
te staccate dal nostro r. Governo lie
due cedole semestrali relative al
1919.
I titoli che 81 consegnano al sotto-
scrittori debbono pertanto mancare
di tire cedole Ia prima cedola da
riscuotere deve avere Ia data del pri-
/ mo Gennaio 1921.
/ Come e gia state pubblcato sue
tempo, IA sottoscrizione al VI Pre-
stito. e stata, negl Stati Unit, tenn
poraneamente sospesa.
Di clio 81 da ora conferma aver
tendo che in consequence nessur
prezzo ufficiale, fino nuoyo avvi-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-03-28
La CampagRa per il PrGStitO taIianO in DOIIari

|prcstito spcciale IN dollari, prestito
termine relatiyamentc brcyc cd a
Cundizionl favoreyolssimc
10 non saprei come meglio spcn-
derc la popolarita Ia simpatia di
cui cosI cortescmente mi avetc cir
COudato fInora, che invitandoI =
partccipare ad csso compicudo senza
SaCritiCIo yoStro Quello che mio
parere, uno stretto dovere verso la
cara patria.
/ Pensatc: la la vccchia casa che
ci attende Ia la piccola chiesa celsta
ira Il verde, III cui Ia tremula madre
confuse nella steSSa preghiera II III
Clio sOldato il figlio cmigrante. C
quasi mel suo Semplice cuore le sem
bravo che quella dellesule lontanis-
simo toSSe, fra lc due, la sorte piu
inCcrta ed amara La le memorie del
passato vlvc come sc fosSero umsne
Ci balzeranno inContro, quaudo dal
tumulto dele metropoh. dalla battd-
glia senza tregua del lavoro che crea
attravcrso ad lpnumcri ed iRnorati sa-
criticI c lutti, moi ritorneremo a go
dere quel pezzo di cielo che abbiamo
sognato, rimpianto, invocato, nellie
tempeSto dcll'Atlantico, negli abiSSi
delie miuicre, ncll'mierno dclle Off
cine.
Per conseryare ALA vostra yec-
chiczza il pio luogo di ultimo rifu-
gio tratelli piu carl hanno fatto o.
locauSto della vita che sembrava cost
bella attraverso ALA luce iridata delle
loro spcranze Eiuyanili!
I'm esercito di audaci c di man
sucti, iacili ll'entusiasmo, rcsistenti
al saCrliicio, ST srrampico. 81 aggrap-
po auchc per moi, sulle montague
c combatte asSai spcsso senza suifi-
Cienti munizioni senza aiuti, senzs RI
tornimenti anche di vivcri, la guerra
piu aSpra che la Storia umana regi-
Stri
La piu TERRIBLE la piu bella bel
la quae poteva aspettarsi da una po-
polazione di artist di poeti Bella
nellie finalita E nell'entusiasmo sem
pre- vivo degli croi. che, nella trincea
Sospesa fra la montagna il cielo.
vivevano ignari di ogni accanimento
umauo, sicurl di essere aCcompagna-
Il dal voto dal conSenso di tutti gil
sltri, fidenti nella giustizis degli uo-
mini d Diol
Spetta a moi ora di far 81 che al re-
duel non appaia troppo stridcnte II
contrasto fra cio che clio che pote-
va e doveva csserel Sta moi, din
Ware raiuto piu forte dagli Stati u
niti, dove piu forte fu la resiStenza e
la contrarieta di dare loro una prova
tangible della noStra solidarieta, dsl
luogo stesso dove piu riprese ri-
suono la protests.
Qucsta soIidarieta una ed inn
mutabile, sia a Caporetto. come 4
Nittorio Neneto come a Nersagia .
la gloria la cSalta. il dolore l'appro-
fondisce, l'oficsa la esaspera
ENRICO CARUSo.