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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-26
SOCCER FOOTBALL.

Soccer football more than held its own
during the year 1920. which was espe-
cially noteworthy for the trip undertaken
nv the ST. Louis An-American team, in
Guiding a number of Fasteners. 70 S"e-
den where q record of seven victories.
i've draws and only two losses was
undo. The American tourists for the
most part met picked teams and only
twice we're opposed by club elevens. They
lost their game TO the All-Sweden Olym-
pic soccer team. which reached the semi
finals at Antwerp, and to the All-Stock-
holm team. Altogether four games Were
contested with the Olympic team before
record crowds OF such dimensions that
many were turned away from the gate.
The outcome OF this series was that the
Americans won one game, lost one and
drew two.
The National Challenge Trophy COM
petition, under the auspices of the United
states Football Association. went to the
West for the first time and was won by
tho Ben Miller A.C. OF st. Louis. which
defeated the Fore River &c. Of quincy,
Mass. by goals TO 1 in the Anal round
AT ST. Louis. In the Western semi-tnal
the Ben Millers defeated the Packard
nc. OF Detroit by~4 to Q, and in the
Eastern semi-inol the Fore River de-
feated the Robins Dry Dock OF Brooklyn
20 . to 1. The Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton eleven. 80 long the national cham
pions. were eliminated by Robins Dry
Dock IN the nth round.
The cup Of the American Football As
ISOLATION was won by Robins Dry DOCK
OF Brooklyn. which defeated Bethlehem
by 1 20 0 IN the final round at Harrison.
y. J. Robins Dry Dock also captured
the cup OF the Southern New York state
Football Association. Clan MacDuff ~
New York was first in the New York
state Football League and Tebo Yacht
Basin OF Brooklyn first in the Metro
poitan Football League.
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won. beating such a crack English crow
as Leander in the final.
Jack Kelly Of the Vesper Boat Club OF
Philadelphia won the Olympic singles
and had the supreme satisfaction Of de-
feating the English winner Of the Dia-
mond Sculls. Earlier In the season
Kelly's entry for the diamonds was
rejected owing to some old grievance
against the Vespers.
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J.W. WEBB

California was represented in womcn's
tournaments in the East by Miss Eleenof
Tenant, Miss Helen Baker and Mrs.
Ream Leachman. Miss Tenant and
Miss Baker made surprisingly gooa
showing, good enough TO entitle them to
rank we'll near the top in American
tennis.
At the present writing the American
Davis Cup team is about to engage the
Australian holders of the trophy in the
challenge round at Auckland. New zea-
land
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Swimming on the Rscl..

minute ~ & onis Etell INbtre
citation Ba ~ DIRK
10 Ethelda Bebtre
O
j. 1920
bath seconds Eueida Bebue
Y
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bath(2
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c. chicago 1870
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SCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS.

The year In scholastic athletics COM
pares very favorably with other seasons
as far as the creating OF new records Is
concerned, and has rightfully earned a
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THE RESOLUTE

Records Made in 1920
Aviation Records.
niles e RGao9 sefooasr uP s Tsu1 ~
Jean BeTnard France June and mrs " min Sec Len B0uu anu
p Bed Fr and June oeI az " 0 Laen B0aon and
Automobling-Pon Record
Chevrolet 1890 Thomas Milton apn
nearne 51S Mile go 40
Percy Crosby,
A.hletics-Traek and
,@' @ 9o Championship 5i
4s Zoo at N %s: Pa olympic os rs se S !s Hunter aA4
mai % ;s sss
Yard nsh lardl2 - ondoors} Il hurdles s 10
national 4 7.
Of % dSp aa = kS5 s s as csF f'H sss
" eye T i + sea d hurdles 4 j. ri high 40
ops o5@Ds % "a
Club % the S f s 4 fa New T York g ss
M @ Meter ss r w EASTERN op y wm franklin sa s s
Championship (Junior).
,c Two sn mile p Ipn MN n 40 @ indoor track and aea
Regiment February ~
ro'ol Beach Staten Island
m @i's tSy,r ss@ no @ 0asf %@
Rope Climbing.
New 4o T' F Twelfth Regiment Ar % New Ta III T. s' N "
Noteworthy Performance.
poso9 s f at T11s6 Post " @Sa ' Is s at rSsa
ment Ar90Ty RGdgn u March 81 ISoo , Plant ,rtrs.
A S6 f E 5 bFoon g T. r sr 1920 Legion games " mir
Swimming Reeords-Men
Ross. i EGs A,a cu5 at chaso in Honolulu M G Bas ona
. Is5a gr;; g. s Sas s Sa3 Honolulu 5 i n ii
S Tase F r h so s';o c s ios S Honolulu n
. s 4sd se s chicago 'i ifS assa p
cs5 o5 5s5 E s5ss f a5 65 s ."a S a
Yale Tsr@ RS ;s a 15i s a ao sS8s;
an5nf D ao sa @ %T9 ls ss1 D Ss.
Swimming on the Back
os a i aan ' io aa a'
20 d s5 Ban Sa 8sosa a l Ss Ef ssop Ss
, 10 c@s a rlSs '2 ss aa 8s + & oi aS5 s'
Noteworthy Performance.
m as s6 ioo i556 & 5F'
s To-, ts .s soa73 s.5 M'aFa' vale University Yale
Swimming Reeords-women
Frances ' c0a. h ssfsa; s,n riao c iiaroo na
. 2 Isfs s s v ssss swimming Ss % r8 aS S
r Women g5s s s s 1 q West s:a H s;fsoi
'- S %s gs ssi o. Ns@ ao;s York. f. & :,
Manhattan Reach NV Yorla July 10 l?ao @ .. ,, go.
f Esg S p5 D H6 55 II! y r Of Ss% o York.
Manhattan New Yorl. July "a l92o -, - ,.
s e.. w 5 F d S S9 oa ' Sow 7 West a o sss;
Bath. cw ty. H.
,,nls led !, oil
J.
sn
Honolulu T. H. April H. 1890
Swimming On the Bacl
f00 bqtit turns mi Natreys
catlo y,
tso bat( turns min
Women
j. IS
yards. tath seconds Eueda Blebreys
Greensbur Pa
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Records Made in 1920
Aviation Records.


Specifies miles hour Capt De France November
3 T.
(PIOt 1871 knomee BouonTOt and
an A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Record
milford $50 Eddie Hearne 345 Edward Mile Ira Vail & Eddie
H. Crosby Palma lq H
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-29
JAZZ" TAKES
PLACE OF ALCOHOLIC KICK

Los Angeles, Sept. 28.-"Electric
coholic kick in the newest "hot
weather-cool night" drink evolved in
Los Angeles. The new "electric
Jazz" drink is made before the eyes
Of the thirsty patron from "Sunkist'
pure orange juice or lemon juice and
is proving one of the most popular
beverages yet dispensed in the Sunny
Southland.
The oranges or lemons are cut in
half and in plain view of the patron
are put through the Blessing cleo
trical juice extractor, the quick op-
Grafton holding the interest of the
customer while he waits for the
drink.
The new "electric jazz" orangeade
and lemonade was introduced in Los
Angeles by the California Fruit
Growers Exchange at an expert
mental fountain. The popularity of
the fruit juice beverages has spread
to the cities in the east through the
thousands of tourists who have visit
ed the "Angel City" and sampled the
nectar.
Electric jazz lemonade is now sup
planting the fizzes, rickeys, "horse's
necks," "Tom Collins" punches and
| other drinks into which lemons went
and the vending Of orangeade anc
lemonade by the new process has beer
found to be most profitable.
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X x X X X X X X x x X X X x X X
X BIG LAKE

X BIG LAKE x
~ ~ + 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 4 4 T.
E. c.. Berg has had crew ditching
and grading on the town line road
| between Sugar Bush and Turtle Riv-
Ter townships. If the towns of FROM
and Turtle River would do their
share the road would soon open for
travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin has
moved to Bemidji for the winter.
George Voltz and J. P. Deitch of
Sugar Bush have been busy notify
ing the farmers of meeting OF war
daptrement officials and the citizens
of Cass Lake to rebuild the old dam
on Cass River. If the dam is re-
built it is stated that it will damage
and overflow thousands of acres OF
valuable farm land. The meeting
will be held September 2S at 9 a. m.
on Cass Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs: E. C. Alton and son
Leonel visited at the Bloomquist
place Sunday afternoon. There were
81 in attendance at the Swenson
Sunday school last Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Groves is moving to
Lake Plantaganet to teach school
there this coming school term.
Frank Groves will leave for Crook
ston October 2 to study at tine Uni
versity school this coming winter.
Harley Hanson is attending the
teachers convention u: Benidjt COM
mercing September 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Fexix Scot III otorei
IN Ria cEdrok 1uct Mon1av
Mrs. Harley Hanson is going t.
take care of the Big Lake Sunday
school this winter as superintendent
Mrs. Jessie Groves has taken school
on lake Plantaganet this winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-29

FOR SALE-Two 12-inch pullies for
$3.50. one 8-inch pully, $50; two
finch pullies for $500; one s.
inch pully for '$1.25; one graduate
speed pully, $500 and one 9-inch
pully for 5000. These are all good
iron pullies in good condition. Also
some shafting and one large wood
en- pully wheel for $500. II In
tere#ed in any Of the above call at
the Pioneer office. 9-29tf
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 70, 1920
WORKERS ......,
HOLD MEETING TODAY
CIV United Press. }.

New Rockford, N. d., Sept. 2S.-
A permanent organization Of the con-
ference of the Agricultural Workers
of the World is holding a preliminary
meeting here today at the 'Miven's
opera house. About one thousand
delegates and members: are here.
big Bilp' Haywood arrived yester-
day and talked to a packed house for
three hours in the afternoon. The
session will last four days.
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NEW ROCKFORD MEN .zss.........-....-~..
ARRESTED, WITH LIQUOR
United Press.

-; Rockford, N. D., Sept. Is
. leonard, Herman Schmidt and
Iutsie Haas, prominent citizens of
New Rockford, were arrested yester-
day by federal detectives for illicit
liquor dealing. John Esterholm was
arrested and his still confiscated.
Hearings were set for this afternoon.
ARbscribe3 for The Daily Pioneer.
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FOR SALE-1914 Ford Touring car.
First class condition. Prestolite.
X. & w. ignit1on,H. & D. shock
absorbers, special top. 1>ecently
overhauled and entire new gears
and bearings IN rear axle. Chas.
B. Funk, phone 151, during bust
ness hours. 6tlO-2
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FOR SALE-Two 13-inch iron pull
lies, worth wholesale $3.50 piece,
may be bought for $2.75 each. Call
at Pioneer office. 9-29tf
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FOR SALE-Ford Touring car. Sell
to the best offer. Al mechanical
condition. 10 Dalton Hotel w. Il.
Shill. 2d9-29
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LOST-Suit coat Lost between Be-
midi and Nymore. Sat. afternoon.
Name stamped inside coat. Nels
Rude. Return to Pioneer for re-
ward. 4tlO-2
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|FOR SALE-Two large creamery ice
boxes. One Buick touring car; one
Dodge roadster. One 12-h. p. oil
er. Koors Bros. 3d9-29
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FOR SALE-Big type Duroc-Jersey
spring boar. Cherry King line.
Pedigree furnished. II. L. Arnold.
Phone 22-F-310
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LOST AND FOUND

crank Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying rs cents for this ad at Cliff
fcrG's store 1929
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FOR SALE-One Is k inch iron pull
~, worth wholesale, $4.35, can be
bought for $3.50, if taken at once
Inquire at Pioneer office. 929tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-29

FOR SALE-Ford Coupelet, 1920
model. Has been run about 1000
miles. Looks like new and is new.
Must sell as I am leaving town.
Please call Mrs. Beaver, phone
1871 or address Mrs. Frank Beav-
er, Bemidji, MINI. 1929
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FOR SALE-Spot light for automo-
bile. Worth new $3.50, will sell
for cash. if taken at once for $3.50.
1885,
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FOR SAiE-Reo touring car. New
top, new pistons, rings and valve
cages this summer. Extra rim and
tire complete. A bargain if taken
before October 5th. Apply Pioneer
office 6d1O-5
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FOR SALE-See the Bemidjl sta.
iioEery store for rubber staH'p=
fac simile signature stamps. 10
tarial seals and corporation seals
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Subscribe for The Daily Pioneer.
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WANTED-Farm help. Alfalfa
Dairy. w. G. Schroeder. 6tl0-1
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CHARACTERIZATION as cook in small
camp by respectable married wo-
man. Address Cook" care Pho
neer.. 1929
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FOR RENT-One furnished modern
room. 1921 Beltrami ave.
O.OEti
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished, modern
front room. Phone 3O6-W.
2d9-29
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FOR RENT-Furnished modern room
for lady. 1011 America ave.
Ado-oo
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WANTED-Swedish cook at 6A2 AM
erica ave. Phone IL or So.
6t1O-2
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WANTED

WANTED--Potatop ickers. Phone IL
or IS. 6d10-2
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
Auditorium TO
Haze Pipe Organ,
Says DuttIiHger

The new municipal auditorium which
soon will rise above the ashes and de
bris Of the old Shelby county court
house. at Main and Poplar. in add
ton 10 being tho last word In modern
construction Of such buildings, is 10 be
equipped with the largest and best pipe
organ in the South.
That statement is made upon the au-
thority Of W. C. DuttlinKer. whose In
divdual work in connection with the
movement to secure the auditorium Is
acknowledged as having been Of more
value 70 Memphis than that OF any other
one citizen,
When MIR puttllnEer starts after any
thing for Memphis he never stops until
he has secured IT, Therefore tho state
ment so positively made above.
such an organ as ! have IN mind
probably will cost from $4,000 TO 500,
600, said Mr. DuttlinEer Thursday II
have no idea now whore the money is
TO come from. Every cent Of the build
ing fund must go into the auditorium
and market house, But Wen get the
money and wen have the organ.
The Sunday afternoon sacred con-
certs which have been given this year
In Memphis the evidence Of an aroused
public interest in everything musically
worthy the crowds which have always
attended the public band concerts. prove
that Memphis Is alive to the Importance
of music In community development.
believe that with a great pipe organ
tho 1000 seats in the auditorium will
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
BLAME SUCCESS OF
RUSSIAN SOVIETS
.TOEUROPE'SACTI

TELLS. Jan. 2s.-Europe's refusal to
consider the real facts regarding con-
dltions in Russia has in effect aided the
Rolsheviki in gaining the control they
today enjoy, said NJ. Jordania, premier
Of the republic Of Georgia, TO the AsSo,
,,iated Press here today, lie polh'tu
OUT there we're three great iqr1es1 ="
Russia. the BolsheViki. the anu 20, ~
Wiki and the nationaiists. IL wish
said. was made up OF peoples WI"
IA b free from the other two .,,-. =,
"a three sided civil war Is golhE W
,,,;.h the Rolsheviki winning beCausI
Europe wants some sort o! uatteJ
Russia," he continued. IN lhis ulhiisS
Rnssia' Europe hopes to re- estaolls''
tSA ~ vegine and therefore has per
sistentfy refused TO help the snah ~, N
tionalities such as ourselves ana -
r-aine. Had We been given arms, on,
shevism would long ago nave oe .',,..ib ~ ~
down. We represent the EreSt I ne nd
fhe people whereas the BolshevlNi anu
the supporters OF the oia iosi'''0
1--WE fought the Bolsheviki. we fought
peuikine and now our repuohS
hoping for recognition from the peace
conference. We are gradually orEathL,,
inr- our nation. II has population OF
over 900, 900 and has bright future.
1--WE have the people with US because
"a nar cent are farmers who under the
Russian regime didn't have any land,
whereas we are now able TO force the
la1 ~ owners to sell to them. We nave
had many disorders, beginning WITH the
retreat OF the Russian army from ur-
KEY. When we find bandit We shoot
him, but hanging II not allowed
I'VE believe that true democracy de-
fnands public schools, SO we nave
abolished private ones Education Is
compulsory and In our schools men or
women of any age are admitted. We
believe so much IN education that our
minister OF education also has charge
OF the war department. We have the
eight hour day Lockouts and strikes
are forbidden, the law stipulatinE that
labor controversies must be arhitrated.
we have done what no other part
of old Russia has been able to do. We
drove out the Bolsheviki and also the
Turks, both of whose armies tried to
hold us up. Our Independence was de-
clared May 26 1918, and We have Il
yet. We will defend ourselves against
enemies from the north. whether Deni-
kline or Bolsheviki. but we have no
Illusions. A small state such as ours
cannot 60 alone. We must have out
side help"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
OPEN JEWISH RELIEF
DRIVE IN YAZ00 CITY

YAZoO CITY, Miss, Jan. 90. (SpL)-
Ben Goldstcin has been named us
chairman for Yazoo county Of the cam
paign for Jewish relief funds. He will
name his committees In the next few
days and is busy completing his plans
for the raising OF this countys quota
of s. 500 In the state drive. Active worh
In this county is 10 be accomplished
between the dates Of Feb. is and %.
The states quota In the national cam
palgn is 100000, and one Of Gov Rus
sells first acts was a proclamation in
dorsing the relief fund campaign
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
FRITZ LAWLESS' FEET
FEATURE MINISTRIES

Gov Bowen Is putting the boys
through hard work for the finishing
touches OF the American Legion minstrel
at the Lyric theater on Feb. . and 10.
The hit Of the first part will be Fritz
Midnight Lawless in oh How She
ran Dance" and Otto Holland In Take
Me 10 That Land of jazz" and the fea-
ture numbers among the ballads will be
Leo Schneider In ''Oh. What a Pal Was
Mary" and John Moloughney In Was
There Ever a Girl Like You"
Andrew Iawo will be the big general
TO run the first part of the show Harry
Light. secretary, reports that the pro-
gram will be one OF the largest SOU
Venir books OF any local show in many
YeSrS past and that tickets are going
big also, and an extra performance may
have to be put on.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
FOR KOSCTUSKO

YAZoO CITY. Miss. Jan. %. CSpl)--
The engineering firm OF Williams &
pared plans and specifications for an
electric light and power and water
Feb H.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

Are you keeping your bowels. liver,
and stomach clean, pure and fresh with
Cascarets, or merely whipping them
into action every few days with Salts,
Cathartic Pills, oil, or Purgative Wa
ters?,
stop having a bowel wash day. Let
Cascarets gently cleanse and regulate
the stomach, remove the sour and fer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29
P0NT0T0C ORGANIZES
TO SHIP STRAWBERRIES

PONTOTOC Miss. Jan. 90 tSplD--
The latest enterprise undertaken in
Pontotoc is strawberry association
and a public call has JUST been made
by the banks and other business men
u the town TO meet at the courthouse
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

menting food and foul gases. take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out Of the colon and bowels all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
so you can straighten up.
Cascarets tonight will make you feel
great by morning. They work while you
sleep-never grippe, sicken, or cause any
inconvenience, they cost SO little too,
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

DC filled for concerts there whether or
Ean Uecilals by the great masters OF
this country or for uratorios and sacred
concerts IN which all the Choirs Of the
city may join. ] believe the people
themselves VIII raise the money for
buying an organ n the funds are not
forthcoming from some other source.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

"How'e this. Dauber? You've painted
Father, Time with moving machine
instead of scythe"s
That's an right We artists must
keep up with modern inventive prog
ress, YOU know"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-29

ON Feb rs for the purpose Of perfecting
au organization and pledgiEg acreage
enough 90 insure a shipping point at
this uHCp.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-19

Pero :eS possible. Alfredo, que IL
hayas sentado Ia CabezA :-preguntj
con tydo esceptico i lie los amigos
que en- e Casino formaban Ia tertulia
del reCien llegado.
Era este u!timo I'm joven como lie
~veintioch0 u treinta amos, de figura
arroGdnte. distinction de maneras Y
eleSuncia en- vi VeStir. La Simpatia
que inSpIrab4 Ii -aI.eza de $u Irato
) ia fa!ta de a~fectaci6n, que en- :! ERA
caracJeriStlca. no baSjaban. sin en-
barge Z !mped!r que Sc lie viSiumbra-
- IN cleric aue preSuntUUSo. como
De hombre acoSlumbrado a. ~Iriunfo,
Y " Is o a Ia adu!aci6u de
los aGmIradoveS. Porque. Seguranen-
u, no son SuS prOpsoS hechoS los que
4 muchoS hombres eu~orgullecen: Ii
vanidad eS ObjetIva; cl tdtigo con que
Il Orgullo azOta i Ia cara de los in
ferioreS Sc 10 ponen tStos en- las ma
nos. Y acaSO sin Ia admiration Servil
: Ia liSonja eNtremada. los privile-
SIauuS no Sc dariaa CUelta de SerlO.
De elios era Alfredo, cuya fama
~"donjuanesca" le habria hscho trope-
zar acknowledgements con alcun Capt.
tan CentellaS que lie mataSe a Ia puer-
ia de Su casa, 81 I'm matr!monio pro
ridencial con una muchacha encanta-
dora, du!ce y amante. de Quien Sc ena-
moro locamente no lie hubiera saliva
do de II cataStrofe. Y eS que la sal
EacIon del hombre Sc debe cast STEM
pre- q Ia mujer, como Ia perdici6n de
eSta Is Slempre Imputable al hombre.
-PueS 81. SenoreS; aqui me tieneE.
uStedes convertible en- TN hombre for
NAL lleNandO no con resignation. 81
que no me pe$a. pOrqGe mi CIrineo fe-
meninO 81 las arregIa para evitarme
e. paSo por Il Gale de Ia Amargura.
-Buena fuera cuando estaiS en- Pile
IA una De m!el-exclam6 uno do los
Antiques aImiradores del conquista-
dor, que en- Su entusiaSmo por Ell he
zoe, no Sc avenia a dejar de admirar-
le.
-PusS poJria haberSe amortisua-
do e. fueso. porque 81 tempo CORE
SJn que nos demos cuenta, Y hace va
Ut aHo de mi boda. Tn ahO, que la
maria breve y ripido. 81 los anos pu-
t!tI - I4g, 4ANttbtSO en- 81 NlIle NS
bodas mas delici3so que cabe imagi-
narSe- Porque. crGedme. Ia Villa lu-
mi6re" eS mucho mas luminosa y
aJractiva cuando en- pleno Bosque de
EoiOnia Sc deSarrolla IN idilio pldci-
do Y dUlce con la nujercita Que lie pcr-
tenece a uno por Su voluntad y por ley.
que con los cantos Saficos de Moulin
Rouge o del Barrio latino. las eternaS
Uieves del Figui o del PiIatus no en-
tibian 81 ardor de dos corazones ena-
moradoS CUE sienten mejor IA grande-
"a lie aouellaS cimaS. porque IS gran
de SU amor y porque Ell amor gusta
de elevarSe: Verona tiene que ser pro-
picia forzosamente a toda pareja que
Sc jUra tidelidad hasta morir: Y ;ha-
bri lu~ar mas 4 prcp6Sito que II flo
rida Campira ~n2poltana ara Il pa
sion cuaI Ia nueSLra. c~onvulSiva y ar
/ diente Ell OcaSioneS. como el volcdr
famoSo: pura sienpre, como aquel Gle