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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
INFORNIACIO "a rGENERAL
Ell rKITERYa EN- PUERTO

Aver en- Ia mafiana fonde6 en- el
puerto prpcedente de Saint Thomas,
el vapor de guerra americana Kitery,
que yiene reclutar algunos marine
ros para completar su tripulaei6n.
Los aspirantes pueden presentarse
en- la estaci6p inalambrica en- la Off
cipa de Mr. ,Nfclsinsen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
EsPEcTAcULos


Teatro Municipal
Doloretes y Salon Valverde.
Cine Rialto M
Doris Kenyon en- Alduimia de Amor
Q Crepdsculo " el episodio 5 de Ell Tes-
tigo Oculto. sssijlg
Cine, Tres Bander2l t.si
La llegada del Alfonso. 4III San
Juan. .br.I.. /.
3sH q 55.. Cine Luna
Los episodios 13, y IA de, La Ciu-
dad Perdida, por Juanita Hansen. II
e Cine Monte Carlo !,
FL Derecho Mentir. ST
.4,i Cine Real 5j. IL ~
El Pantano Verde y una comedia.
Cine Puerto Rico 9 4
Ell Terror de los Campos, por Mi
rian Cupper y una comica.
Cine Imperial
Los episodios y 2 de La Ciudad
Perdida y una comica,
Cine Norma
Mentira Leye, por Barrie Barrisca-
lie Y el episode 40. de El Testigo Ocul-
to.
Cine Habana
Tiempos Felices Y una comica.
Cine Victory Garden
Resurrection, Spor Pauline Frede-
rick.
Cine Beliograph, (Cata1o).
Ell Gran Galeoto V Horrible Explo-
sion de Wall Street, 80 muertos so
heridos. .-...... -. ;. ss-..
,ssTeatro Rivali, (Rfo Piedras) ).==..
Vida de Loeuras o LAS. Mucllachas
y Ids Hombres. tET 4 II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
NO Es TEMPO

Ell Gobernador ha denegado la soli-
citud de indulto presentada en- favor
del preso Modesto Ortiz Alvarado );
asi como tambien las de indulto total
presentadas por los presos en- libertad
bajo palabra Yisitaci6n Ortiz = Eurf-
pides l. Quifones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
BUEN vIAJE

Sc 10 deseamos al amigo Paeo Mar
games, quien sc. ausenta Ell sabado
pr3ximo para los Estados Unidos. a
fin de comprar ALI el %rtido de Ma
yidad, para su concurrido estableci-
miento Las Nocedades, de Ia calle de
S. Brau No. 45. Exito en- sus negocios
y pronto regreso deseamos al simpa-
tico amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
LA INAUGURACION DEL CLUB

REPUBLICANO DE SAN JUAN
Anoche Sc verified la Inauguration
del Club Republicano de San Juan, que
Sc ACADIA de insta1ar en- las antiguas
Oficinas de la plaza de Baldorioty,
donde estuvo ell bufete de don Jose de
Diego.
La concurrencia no fu6 muy nume-
rosa, pero no era de extrafiar, pues
solo Sc trataba de abrir sus puertas a
los ;dorerlfg4onarios. s.'
Eli los salones del mencionado Club,
aiicieron llsoS de "a pstabra aIgunos
;0Taaores del partido:
u Ia fiesta fuG ahlenizada con fuegos
artificiales y el eiltHsiasmo de lascon-
currencia no decay6 un instante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Los aPaSAJBROSfDEL NAPOR PHI
-2s 5ise ~ LADELPHIA is3zs o.3siU

h'-sSa go 80 80 - - s2t23 Fs" 49, fsAG
DE Nueya York. ha trafdo layer el
vapor Filadelfia los siguientes pasa-
jeros:
John Norris, Aurora Martinez, Abra
ham Irizarry, Robert L. earn, Patrick
J. Dooley, Antonio Cruz, Damaso I'll
rado,z Osyaldo Leon, jose Rodriguez,
Mattfi, ysAIarfa Delgado, Juana, Lii
HE, Rafael, John, Sara y Acacia Re
quena, Ariesto Y Paz Cruz, Jose Ga
tell, Angelo Scalzetti, Juan Fuentes,
Miguel sCampoamor, Jose Sifre ,Cathe
rine j.. Cifre, Catherine A. Cifre, Emi
liza Lateny, Carmen Plaza, Angel Toyas
Ernest Jaenecke, Edward Pasarell,
Charles a. Whaite, Blanche French,
George B, Edithly John L. Gay, Mer
cedes Fontanes, Juanita ]. Negr6n, Jo
Sc La Cruz, Lloyd Nc Murray, Mary
Guadalupe, kAgripina Ortiz, Angel Ri
vera. Isabel y Mary Medina, Gena-
ro Beltran, Celestino La Rosa, Bienye-
nido Colon, Francisco Rivera. Richard
Afariani, Jose y 3Jeslis Tuere; 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
SALVADOR RULtAN

Esta. tarde embarca para Estados
Unidos, en- el ,vapor Coqmo,1 nuestro
amigo ell senor Salvador Rullany So
clio de la acreditada frma A. MayoI
' Co.
.El amigo Rullan va al Norte.a ha-
Ger eompras y piensa traer consigo
IN yariadfsimo surtido de juguetes
para las pr6ximas navidades.
Ruen yiajeS deseamos al amigo Rh-
Han.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
SIGUE MEJoR

La Sra. doha Josefa Echevarrfa, ope
rada en- dias pasados en- la Clfnica de
Miramar, esta fuera de todo peiigro,
10 que publieamos para conocimiento
de las muchas amistades que tiene
en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29

lei manager dek NATIONAL City Bank
de San Jua1btlSr. Burt @. Clark, EN-,
barcard para la Habana bordo del,
vSpor -espan61 fbe6si7 xIIT, spara sfiesallf,
tPaSlada rso sa a Bstadnsa 4Enidoss con. ell
prop0sito de tomar parte, en- la con
venci0n de banqueros,, que Sc e. celebrra;;
ra en- Washington este aiio. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Ell 1BoNoeNo sERA

Ell vapor Porto Rico tiene a bordo
alrededor de 70 toneIadas de abono,
ell cuar tendra que llevarse para New
York. cuafdo> regrese, puesJ los traba-
jadores Sc niegan a descargarle, a me-
nos que no Sc les pague 10 que ellos
solicitan. ElIos piden 10 mismoy que
por cargar azdcar.
Ell asunto' ha sido sometido la off
Gina de la New York hace varios dfas
para su resolution; pero hasta Ia fe-
cha no ha contestado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
CRIMEN POR CELOs

En- el barrio .Jagueyes, de Villalba,,
Regino Torres di0 muerte de una pu-
iialada a Herminia Rivera. Torres fuG-
arrestado ell Fiscal del Distrito Sc
hizo cargo del asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
MITINEs POLITICOS

Esta noche Sc celebrara en- la Plaza
de Baldorioty, un mitin del partido
Socialista.
Manana por la noche en- la misma
Plaza, Sc celebrara otro mftin polftico
del partide Republican,, y los unionis
tas esa misma noche celebraran ,uno
en- el Bulevard del Vale.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
A SU TEMPO

Ell Gobernador ha denegado la s0li-
citud de indulto presentada en- favor
del confinado Sixto Rodriguez y la de
libertad bajo palabra que present6 ell
confinado Jose Vigas Viera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
'PARTIDO sOCIALISTA

Entire otrOs candidates del "Partido
Socialista los siguientes han sido no.
minados en- una petici6n suscrita y
.jrlrada por personas, del MuncipiO de
sMaGatf, .estando ,sostenidas shs candi-
ldathras ,por el sllnn{eto de firinas que
haf ley requieres : Para Mielnbros de la
Asamblea Municipal de Manatf, los Sc
florss Agustfn Dfaz Gotay y Dfonisio
yalentfn Pagan, de Manatf. 70 '-'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Ell PHILADELPHIA"

Anoche lego a este puerto, proce-
dente de New York, ell yapor "Phila-
delphiaY, con carga, correspondence
~ pasajeros.,
Para esta starde tiene anunciada su
salda para Venezuela y Curacao di-
cho buque.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
DE REGREsO

Pas6 una tempOrada en- los Estados
Unidos, Y regres6i a San Juan en- ell
dltimo yapor, Manuel Garcia, popular
barberO de la ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29

'se cOmpra una ealesa,,i que este en-
bssa sstadIpf, t.aIf,, tsss llaqtas e go14a n
todQs, los, los, los aeseespriOs s,Ppd Xendde un r
coche deacuatro pasajerOsg usado; y
un coche Victoria @oHuevs.1 Diriian-
Sc Apartado ITO, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
DENUNCIANDo. LAS GUAGUAs

DCNONC4ANOOr Las GOAGOA .
Esta mafiana varios policias Sc 81
tuaron en- Martin Pena, defunciando
a todas las guaguas que hacen el ira
fieo entire San Juan SaHtnrce por
NJ haber cumplidos sa ordei ca
mission de servicio PIblieo para sci
sus duenos denunciados ante 4 Cort
te lcompetente.
AParece que la Comision insiste en-
que las guaguas vayan .hasta el ba-
rrio obrero. &t 8,s'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Ell cEISE DIAR10

r ~s5ityaa,rts,i rl,T1737- : am Ntt'J ~
En- la calle Principal de Ceiba, el
automovil No. P-177, de Juan Zacheus,
y guiado por Jose Manuel Cells Perez
sin plaza nj licencia de conductor de
vehfculos de motor; arrOll6 a Nico-
1as Alvira, de 36 aflos de 'edad, native
y-xecino=d del >mismo pueblo, =oeasienan=
dole una herida en- la region frontal
izquierda, de Ia que 'ftfe asistidO ell la
Farmacia Saayedra, ,pasando luego a
su residential. Jose Manuel Cells Pc
rez, fu6 .denunciado por inffacci0n af
artfculo 5, apartado (a) de Ia ley de
AUTOMOBILES = Y zen la carertera de
Puerta de TERRA, parada 6, el auto,
m6yil No. $40, propiedad de la P. R..
R. w. L. and P. Co., guiado por
Tomas SQarez, chauffeur No. $3.50,
arroll6 Santos Alicea, de 30 amos de
edad, ocasionandOle yarias contusiones
de caracter leves, de las que fu6 asis-
lido en- la Sala de socOrrOs, pasand0
a su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
San Juqn, Septienebre 2S dc 1920

ER cJ dsuntO de Ia suspcnciGn del trd-
fd0 de 9maguas que fHncionan como por
teadOres pH6IicOs, entire San Jaan u
fs'si ! iSauturce, -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
NO HAY NOTICIAS DEL MERCADo
DE AZUCAR

Hoy no Sc han recibido en- San Juan,
noticias de la situaci6n del mercado
azucarero. Nj los sefores Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, Rubert Hnos. nj ell grupo
de centralistas de la calle de Tetuan,
han recibido noticias azucareras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Ell AVOCADO DEXTER LLEGA EN-
Ell MOHAWK"

En- ell vapor Mohawk" que Sc espe-
ra llegue a San Juan esta noche, re-
gresa nuestro amigo ell reputado le-
trado Mr.. Francis H. Dexter.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29

Ell sR. MENDIA LLEGA EN- Ell
MOHAWK
En- la casa Sobrinos de, Ezquiaga,
Sc sha recibido un arograma del Sc
nor Manuel Mendfa, informando que
llega San Juan esta noche bordo
del vapor MOhG,ck.
Nuestro saludb cordial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Ell point JUDITH

I Este hermoso buque entr6 el lunes
en- este puerto, consignadO a la Nitro
to agency, procedente de San Fran
cisco, California;, via Zona del Ca
nal, con un cargamento de eemento y
sardinas. N;
El Point Judith ha venido a salyar
IA situaci6n, pues va el cemento esta-
ba verdaderamente eseaso en- la isia.
/ Esta descargando Ell el muelle del
Maleeon = - : - = e. : - . :
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d NJ
TARJETAs DE tDENTIFIcAcIoN

Ell Permit Agent, de San Juan ha
expedido Tarjetas de Identification
nara embarcar Santo Domingo q, los
Sres. Cotton r. Elmendorf Y Salvador
Vigo, dc San Juan; Rafael Gonzalez,
de Cayey Y Mario Martinez Rivera,
de FajardO. al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
CENTRAL .AGUIRRE

Ha sido archivado en- la, ofcina del
secretario sEjecutiyo de Puerto Rico,
un Certificate de Enniienda a los Ar
tfeul6s de-. Incorporation de la cofpo+
'raci6n domestica denominada central
sAgWi,re Sugar Company, en-. el esslepF
lido de aumentar el capital social au-
itoorizado : 4 Isl, 7,5O0,0O0O0.: :'t'''-s, n'"-'
,sAf9 eE1g q -aL4LS.1a1tVi Tik9u RaE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Libretas escoIares.

La Standard Printing Works, de es-
ia ciudad, acaba de recibir un gran
surtidO de Iibtetas esepIaFsss que re-
sultan de gran oportunidad y OCCASION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Ola 80 DE sEPTIEMBRE

A las Z y media de la qoche, Rosa
rio; Ietanfa cantada, ejercicio del
Triduo. Platiea por. el r. P. Bernardo
de Nueva Paz, Bendici0n solemne
con el Santfsimo.
Ola, 10. DE OCTUBRE
A la misma hora tendran lugar los
mismos ejercicios. La platica estd a
cargo del r. p. Antonio DIT Castillo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
ESCALAMIENTOS

ESCALAMIENTOS
Ia Residential de Manuel Martinez.
en- esta ciudad, fu6 escalada, llevando-
Sc los cacos un reloj con su colgante,
una cartera con $14 Y un traje. Y
Conception Rios, empleadO del Hos
pital de la Perla, le rObarOn una male
ia conteniendo ropas, perfumerfa, prem
das Y un revolver.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-29
Vida Religiosa

gOlemnes festas en- honorl del gran
Patriarca San Francisco de Asfs, cele-
bre fundador de- tres esclarecidasf Or
danes Y Patrono de la Parroquia de
su mismo nombr8, que Sc celebraran
Ell In Capilla Franciscana, en- los dfas
30 de septiembre v 1, = Y 3 de octubre,
segdn ell orden siguiente:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
Sir Galahad, L.
In Modern Version,
By Marion Chenoweth

Little John Linston was listen
ing to his mother read about Sir
Galahad. Every day from two to
three o'clock his mother read to
him or played with him. His
mother and he were talking about
the good deeds which the brave
knights of The Round Table did
Johns iayorite knight was Sir
Galahad. He said to his mother:
Mamma wish | could be knight
like Sir Galahad and Sir Lancelot."
you can. my SON." answered his
mother. 81 will give you motto.
1t is Right the wrong, wherever
you go. be it east or west. north or
south. Right the wrong, where'er
you go"
But, mamma, | can't free any
ladies from enchantment or kill
any wicked knight"
mo. my child" answered his
mother, But you can be polite to
ladies and never do any wrong
yourself. Sir Walter Raleigh did
not kill any wicked knights, or free
any damsel from enchantment, but
he was knight"
Eyes, mamma, but there is no
Queen Elizabeth to walk over my
coat, even if laid it down." argued
John.
Johnny. my boy. a little boys
part in the world is always to show
courtesy to women and to obey his
elders. Be a manly little boy, and
a good one, that is the way for you
to be a knight. help people out of
danger. if it is possible for you by
that don't mean to rush into
fire Or jump into water or jump in
front of a railway train, but in less
dangerous ways" explained Mrs
Linston.
Johnny was thoughtful for few
minutes, then he said Mamma, I'll
try to do as you say"
John, that will be your prom
Use and always remember your
VOW. as all good and true knights
do"
Must knights take VOW,
Mamma?
Yes, John, and they must keep it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21

that he was a member of large
band Of criminals that Signor An
gelo had helped break up and send
to Jail the winter before in Italy,
Signor Angelo had furnished the
police with many of his racing cars
so that they could chase the rob-
bers. 1t was the arrest of the rob-
Der that made the members of the
band still feel very angry at Sig
nor and they determined to get re-
venge. Later they kidnapped Jack
and Jane, believing they could make
Captain Brave believe Signor An
gelo had stolen the children.
From Switzerland the children
went to Italy. They spent several
days in the northern part of Italy.
There they met Como, a young
Italian boy. at whose fathers
house they stayed. Como was very
kind to them. He showed them
through the grape-vineyards on his
fathers farm and then took them to
one of the many silk worm farms
in his country where are raised the
sick worms which supply the world
with the beautiful silk cloth. From
Como's home the children and
Captain Brave and Ladydear went
to Naples, the Italian seaport, and
it was there that their most thrill,
ing adventure befell them
Copyright, 1919
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
THE JUNIOR BOOK SHELF

From the very beginning when
Sancho. the big white dog with his
long curly tail, appears at the sew
enth birthday party Of Belinda
waltzing around on his hind legs on
the old flagstone walk Of the big
empty house-the story of Under
the Lilacs" by Louisa May Alcott
is an interesting one.
1t Is one that authors very most
likable stories, full of all sorts of
exciting experiences and funny
happenings and boys and girls who
are just the kind We like to meet.
There's Bob who is always getting
into scfapes-at one time almost
burning the big old house down
and her loyal little sister, Betty,
who turns heroine, and Bench
everyone would like Ben-and the
sick Thorny and his wonderful sis
ter, Miss Celia, who owns the
great house.
There are many other people,
too. in this story that you will like
getting acquainted with - and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
ON GUARD

He was walking post that night
for the very first time.
Corporal Of the Guard: Have
you seen the officer of the day?'
Rookie: < Nope"
C. OF G., an hour later: Have
you seen The officer of the day
YETI"
Rookie: Nope, not yet"
Ten minutes later: Halt! Who
goes there?"
Voice: "Officer of the day"
Rookie: ooh, you're going to
get it in the neck. The Corporal
of the Guards been hunting you
for an hour!" Boys Life.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
OUR WORK.

Thursday morning at 1918. the
5B class went over to Baxter
School to take woodworking. But
when we got there. there was not
any wood or sandpaper. So we
sent William on Paul Busher's BIZ
cycle to get some. He got back in
a little while. Then we could not
find the wood After awhile boy
found a board and he asked Miss
Bull if it would do. She said it
would. So finally we got started.
And, oh yes, | forgot to tell you
that Miss Bull was our woodwork
teacher-Gracia Dickson, 5B grade,
Joseph Moore, Feb. 18.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21

"Then I'll keep mine, mamma"
"All right. John, but now you
must 60 to bed.
Johnny went to bed and lay
thinking about Sir Galahad. But
not long, for he soon went to sleep.
AS he slept, we will talk about him
for a few minutes.
"Johnny's father was president
of The Lake County Savings Bank
in the town of Elsonville, and was
known to be an honest man. Mr..
Linston had lived on a farm most
of his life and the Linstons lived
on the outskirts of the town.
John was a boy of nine, mischiev-
Gus, full of fun and frOlicsome, as
all healthy boys are. His sister.
Maxine, was about eight. timid, and
not as strong as most girls. She
was a gentle. loving little creature
beloved by all her family.
Several days later there was a
heavy snow storm and the lake
near the Linstons was frozen over
enough to skate. After school the
boys and girls went to the lake to
skate. John and Maxine were the
proud possessors of pair of
skates apiece. There were many
other children there. some on
skates, some ON sleds and some
just watching.
John was good skater and
knew how to do some fancy skat-
ing. Maxine could not skate so
we'll and did not venture to do any
fancy skating. John Joined some
boy friends of his and they
Cracked the whip" Suddenly
there was cry of help. John saw
that Maxine had ventured too near
the middle where the ice was thin
and it had broken with her and
Jewel, little friend of hers. John
rushed to the scene of disaster and
pulled out Maxine, but Jewel was
out of reach. John threw off his
skates and jumped in after Jewel.
He held his breath and shut his
eyes until he was under water. as
he had been taught, and then he
looked around for Jewel. She was
nearby and he grabbed her. Then
he handed her to the boys .and
was pulled out himself. He was
shivering with cold and his teeth
chartered. Jewel was unconscious
and he busted himself with work
ing with her. Soon she opened her
eyes and recognized Maxine. A
few minutes later Mr. LinstOn
came up and they took her home.
Mr.. Linston sent Maxine and John
home and soon followed himself.
He told Mrs. Linston about how
John had saved Jewel and Maxine
and Mrs. Linston had tears in her
eyes as she put her arms around
John and said, my Little Sir
Galahad."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
The Sword of Opis
BY TheIma |. Darbey

In the fair city of Vorkes there
lived King Kertzie and his fair
beautiful daughter. Princess BEN.
satza. This princess was most
beautiful. She was tall and slim
with two shining golden braids of
hair which hung over each shoulder
down to her slim waist. Jewels
on silver silk were woven in the
braids and around her head was
heavy silver band of wonderful
workmanship, incrusted with price
less gems of all varieties. In the
center blazed a large, beautiful
priceless diamond. She was
clothed in a beautiful sky blue silk
with heavy tassels of gold. On her
little feet were sandals of beau
tiful gold woven cloth, covered
with tiny pearls. Indeed this beau
tiful princess standing out under
the blue sky, feeding her swans
would have rivaled Venus. the god
dess of beauty. She looked like
one of the goddesses herself. Ey-
cry prince, baron and knight had
sued for her hand. but she refused
these offers, telling them she
would not marry one she could not
love until certain secret was full
filled. This secret was as fol
lows: 'Tn our mothers graye
lieth treasure in famous ruined
tower in the country of Tyar. 1t
will be helper in the time of war.
dangers, thou will find This treas
use is a massive sword Of pure
gold, set with priceless ruby. 1t
is meant only for the future hus-
band of Princess Bemtatza, but if
she loves him not. but another let
her beware. He will knoweth this
sword belongs to him because if
he can lift it he is the one. but if
not, beware, he will die. When he
finds the sword, whatever comes
to the hero's mind he must do it.
or Princess BemtatZa will die, also
her father at the same minute. 1t
once belonged to the famous sea
robber Ops and when it had done
all it is supposed to do. it will van
ish into the air, but once more |
warn thee, | ask thee, do not take
a royal members blood with it, or
you must pay with your life"
This was sent as a curse on the
Princess. because Ops, the sea-
rObber. hated the King because of
a deed once done to him by the
King. So he wrote this on a mar
BILE slab and cursed it, so this slab
would never move from whence he
put it until the right one came and
found the sword. Opis thought, no
man will attempt it and, so the
marble slab with its fateful words
on it stood in the Kings castle.
where Ops had placed it. 1t had
stood there for thousands of years.
Many princes and knights had
gone in search of it, but some
never to return and some came
back without finding it. The prin-
cess often read the words and
dreamed what this hero would be
like.
(To be cOntinued)