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; The same margin of less than game
separates the Indians, American world
champions. from their Yankee pur-
suers, as was the case before the two
clubs started their series ending in
| an even break yesterday. They will
renew the struggle in New York. next
Saturday.
Giants, Braves and Reds Win.
In the National League yesterday,
Giants. Braves and Reds triumphed.
The first named took the measure Of
the Phillies, while the Boston crew
downed the league champion Dodgers
and the Reds subdued the Cubs.
The Giants nosed out the Phils. 4
to 3. ALI of the winners runs were
, batted in by First Baseman Kelly,
teenth home run of the season. hit a
double and a single. The homer was
his third in three days and was made
off Hubbell. Ryan pitched for the
Giants.
The Braves won a game, 6 to S. but
lost Shortstop Ford when they en-
countered the Dodgers. The player
nose was broken by a fast bounder
from Johnston's bat in the first inning.
1t was a wild throw to the plate by
this same Johnston that let the
Braves score the tying and winning
runs in the eighth inning.
Rixey Hurls in Good Form.
Rixey hurled in old-time form and
the Reds drubbed the Cubs, Z to i.
The long left-hander never was IN
difficulty after the first inning. while
Cheeves and York were easy for the
Reds Bohne was the hitting fiend of
the game. getting three safeties in
four times at bat
Yankees, Red Sox and Macks scored
wins in the American League. cou-
ple of late rallies put the New York.
ers ahead of the Indians. The win
ming streak of the Browns was ended
at eight straight victories by the Red
Sox. The Athletics took a sloppy
game from the White Sox.
While the Yanks were beating the
| Tribe, Z to 3, Babe Ruth made his
| Tooth and 101st tallies. He is the first
major Lacquer to pass the century
mark in runs Mails and Shawkey
hurled good ball for seven innings
before the latter retired in favor of
pinch hitter. Mails weakened in the
eighth, yielding four hits for three
runs, and Bagby was hammered in
the ninth for two tallies.
Tobin's Hitting Streak Ends.
The Red Sox defeated the Browns.
10 to 2. Jones held the losers to six
hits, while the Red Sox slammed Van
glider and Shocker for thirteen safe
ties in five and two-thirds sessions.
Leibold got two doubles and a brace
of singles in four times at bat. After
hitting safely in each of eighteen pre-
ceding games Tobin failed to get a
! clout.
Athletics and White Sox clouted
viciously, but errors by the latter had
much to do with the Macks' 11-to-6
triumph. Hodge was the victim of
the Athletic attack and poor Chicago
support Moore went the route on the
slab for the winners.
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ATHLETES ASSEMBLING
TO TRAIN FOR BIG MEET

PRINCETON, N. J., July 25.-The
Cornell track and field team, headed
by Graduate Manager Romeyn Berry
and Coach Jack Moakley. arrived last
night to prepare with the Princeton
team for the international match
with the Oxford Cambridge combina-
tion in New York next Thursday.
The British athletes are due today
and will train with the Americans.
The members Of the Oxford-Cam-
bridge track team have left for
Princeton, where they will start
training for the meet next Thurs
day against the composite Princeton
Cornell team.
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LEAGUE SHOW TO OPEN
Two Week Carnival for Benefit of
Fraternal Base Ball Circuit
Starts Tonight.

Fifteen attractions make up the pro-
gram which will start at Union sta
ton plaza tonight when the, Cloths
Greater Shows open up a two-week
engagement for the benefit Of the
Fraternal Base Ball League.
Manager Jack Mullane is authority
for the statement that every act to be
presented on the program Is not only
of the cleanest type available for an
open-air entertainment, but also is
unusual and interesting. Billy Klien's
high diving stunt is said to be a
thriller
All eight teams in the Fraternal
League are working tooth and nail to
make the affair a success, and Mullane
rs thinking seriously Of having sepa-
rate nights at the carnival named for
each.
Teams in the Fraternaf League are
the Masons, Elks, Red Men, Moose,
Maccabees, Woodmen, knights of
Pythias and Odd Fellows
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Tilden and Richards Pair;
Will Go Abroad in 1872

BOSTON. Mass, July 25.-
william Il. IiIden, I'd, VIII
return to Wimbledon. England.
next June 10 defend his title aS
British singles tennis champion.
Meantime he will renew his
Partnerships in doubles with
Vincent Richards, who defeated
the champion for the Rhode Is
land singles tiflee last week.
They will make an effort over
seas to regain the British dOu-
bles championship. relinquished
this year by II. Norris Williams,
I'd. and c. $. Garland.
The TiIden-Richards cOmbina-
dOn will first get into action
again at Seabright, n. j., next
month to compete for n trophy
on which they now hold two legs.
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CLEVELAND SWIMMERS
ANNEX JUNIOR HONORS

CLEE Ohio, July 25.-
Clevelanders won two Junior cham
pionship events of the Allegheny
mountain division of the Amateur
Athletic Union yesterday.
In winning the 50-yard free style
swim for women, Virginia Taylor,
sixteen years old, broke the district
record of 3S seconds established gin
1920 by Nero Berger. doing the dis
tance in 35 2-5 seconds.
Taylor Nelson won the 5O-yard
Junior free style swim for men, after
a duel with William Sturgis of Pitts
burgh, in % 20 seconds.
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HARDY AND MAHAN WIN
IN INTERCITY DOUBLES

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-Sam-
uel Hardy and Lyle Mahan Of New
York won the national intercity dou-
bles championship Of the United
States, defeating Howard and Robert
kensey, San Francisco brothers. three
sets to one. yesterday. The scores
were 6-4. 3-6, Cd, Cd. Neither
team played strong tennis
r. Lindley Murray of Niagara Falls,
former national. singles champion, de-
feated Walter Hayes of Chicago. ma
tional clay courts singles titleh older.
6-2, 4-6, 6-2, in an hibition
match.
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Abandon the Esperanto,
Fishing Vessel Champion

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July rs.
The schooner Esperanto win
I ner OF the races for the inter-
national fishing vessel cham
piOnshfp in NOvn ScOtian waters
last fall. has been abandoned
as a hopeless wreck ON the Rips
on Sable Island, N. s., where
she fOundered recently, Word
that the speedy GlOucesterman,
four times fiOated only to sink
again. was breaking mp caused
abandonment today of a second
project to fioat her which was
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FORMER NET CHAMPIONS
PLAYING IN TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK. July 25.-Play in the
women's New York state tennis cham
plonship tournament began today on
the courts of the Crescent Athletic Club,
Brooklyn. Among the players entered
were Mrs. May Sutton Rundy and Miss
Mary K. Browne. former national cham
pion, both Of California, who made
their first appearance on eastern courts.
Mrs. Bundy and Miss Browne artt in
opposite halves Of the draw and y lis
expected they will meet in the finzl-
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Hutch and Kirkwood Win,

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, July 25-
Jock Hutchison, paired with Joe
Kirkwood, defeated Gil Nichols and
Alex Smith on the Shenecossett links
yesterday by . up and / to play in
the morning exhibition match play.
In the afternoon Hutchison was
paired with Nichols, while Kirkwood
took Alex Smith as partner and
the match ended all square. Indi-
vidual scoring honors went to Hutchi-
son and Kirkwood. The former had a
IS and 70, while kirkwood had two
74s.
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American Sloops Favored.

MONTREAL. July 25.-The st. Paul
sloops. Bootlegger and Free Booter,
winner and runner-up last Saturday
the Canadian yachts Beaver and Red
Patch, were favorites in the second
race today. A second triumph will
give the challengers from the United
States possession of the Royal st.
Lawrence Yacht Club trophy. Should
the Canadians win a third race will
be held.
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Canadians Play Anzac.
in Davis Gun Doubles

TORONTO, Ont, July 25.-P.
b. Bennett and G. H. Holmes Of
Winnipeg meet j. ID. Anderson
and G. v. Todd of Australia in
the doubles today in the Sec
Ond days play of the Canadian-
Australian Davis cup tennis
series.
Australia won two singles
matches Saturday. Two more
singles matches on Wednesday
viii conclude the play.
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ANNEX FINAL OF TRIP
FROM TIGERS, IA TO 6
Make Twenty Hits for Thirty Bases and Play
'Errorless Ball-Get Early Lead, Giving
Johnson an Easy Task.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

with the necessity winning
game home in fourth place the Nationals
hind and whaNd the eternal dayigh
pitchers attained their object by tally
thereby ended their losing streak five and
Washingon battle alien territory notable in
played errores decidedly
thing The terrific uggns OF both teams the outstanding
fifteen safetes aggegatng wenour bases grand
a1oft five hits bases.
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SOUTHERN AND EXPRESS
PLAY FOR LEAGUE TITLE

OUTHERN and Express respectively of the first and
in Railroad Y. M. A. will
in the first match of for the cham
of Other will
week. The will Union
o'clock Johnny
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Columbia's Lead Reduced.

COLUMBIA, s. c., July 25.-Colum-
bia sacrificed one and one-half games
to Charleston during the week in the
Sally League, the runner-up cutting
the advantage of the leader to five
and one-half games Columbia won
four games and lost five, while
Charleston was winning five and los
ing three.
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LEWIS is HITTING .454
FOR SALT LAKE TEAM

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July 25.-
Duffy Lewis, who was released by
the Washington Americans and sign
ed by the local club of the Pacific
Coast League, yesterday hit safely in
his thirtieth consecutive game. Lewis
has hit safely in every game since
he came to the Bees for an average
of Asa. He played in the Pacific
Coast League before going to the
majors
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CICOTTE TAKES STAND
IN CONFESSION FIGHT

|HCAGO, July 25The admission evidence OF the
confession OF Eddie Cicoe Claude Williams and Joe
- Jackson former White Sox players resumed when the
of testimony the base ball trial began today.
Replog, directed
ready further
testimony made
the made
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Pirates Win Exhibition.

. ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 25-The
Pittsburgh Nationals defeated the
Rochester Internationals in an exhi-
bition game yesterday, Is to 10.
J. r. H. e.
Pittsburgh ......2323 10000 5-15 II q
Rochester ...1 81 Al 90 O-10 13
RAIDER and Brottem. Wilson; Post. Brown
and Merritt, Murphy.
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Will Appeal to Lands.

PORTSMOUTH. Va. July 25.-The
Portsmouth and Newport News clubs
of the Virginia League. which fought
to the bitter end the awarding of the
first-half pennant to the Rocky
Mount club, have announced that
they would carry the question to
Judge IandiS,
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BRITISH NETMEN ARRIVE
FOR DAVIS CUP MATCHES

25-Btish chalenge for the Davis tennis cup
here today the steamship Baltic They will practice
August will be in Pitts
Ausaan Canada matches
Maxwell Woonam, O
Tunbul F. Gordon Lowe and John B. Gilbert
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WASHINGTON.


'Batted for Dauss in third inning.
tBatted for Stewart in nth inning.
Washington 80. l 3 3 Ola
Detroit .....O1 3 0 o l. &
Two-base hts-Picinich iol. Milan, Rice
(3), Johnson Shorten, ILeilmann t3), Flag
stead, Bassler Harris. Blue. Three-base hits
Rice. Cole. Home run-Miller. Stolen base
Milan. Sacriicrs-.Iudge. Shanks. Double
play-Harris to Judge. Left on bases-Wash-
ngton. 10: Detroit. L Passes on balls-Off
johnson. l; off Cole, 3. Hits-Of Dauss,
in 3 innings; Oft Stewart, in = innings: off
Parks. in 1 inning: Off Cole. in innings.
Struck out-By johnson. }; by Dauss, 1; by
Stewart, l. Passed ball-Picnch. Losing
pitcher-Dauss. Umpires-Messrs. Chill and
Connolly. Time of game hours and Is
minutes.
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Start Investigation Today.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Tex Richard
promoter Of the July fight between
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
in Jersey City, and F. Z. Qulmpy'
motion picture producer were sum
moned to appear before the federal
Grand iury today to testify concerning
the alleged transportation of moves
of the fight into this state from Ne"
Jersey in violation of federal law.
Rickard has declared ne KNOWS
nothing Of the transportation OF the
pictures or Of plans to show them
here. Quimby also has denied any
part in their transportation, though
admitting plans to exhibit them: HIS
contention is that the federal law
prohibiting interstate transportation
Of pictures of prize fight does not
apply to the psey-Carpentier
bout as that historic sporting event
was a boxing match and not a prize
fight.
Several hundred persons attracted by
advertisements and electric signs atop
a theater, announcing first showing OF
the fight pictures last night found
the box Office dark.
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FIGHT PICTURES BARRED
OUTSIDE OF NEW JERSEY

THE Department Justice concluded action pictures OF
fight be exhibited lawfully out
Jersey the fight staged and the pictures
weret taken . g., ....: t ds,,rt
this effect made when attention OF aepar
directed that picture
display these ne
exhibition
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Giants Let Benton Go.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Pitcher
John c.. (Rube) Benton has been
released by the New York Nationals.
Benton, who was purchased from
Cincinnati in 1916, has been in the
National League since 1910.
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Indians Let Out Thomas.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-Ches-
ter D. (Chet) Thomas, one of the
veteran catchers of the American
League, has been released by the
Cleveland club. He had played in
the league more than ten years.
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Tigers Release Ainsmith.

DETROIT, Mich. July 25.-Eddie
Ainsmith, the veteran catcher of the
Detroit Tigers. has been uncon-
ditionally released. Ainsmith has
been in the major leagues ten years.
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GIANTS IN PITTSBURGH
TO CONTEST FOR LEAD

Pittsburgh today of the
of the Pae National League leaders
featured the New York last week. in which
break the alright pitching by the
Braves lower the
probable
Toneyo of New York; and of
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Pitches No-Hit Game.

MOBILE, Ala, July 25.-Tom
Phillips pitched a no-hit game
against Mobile yesterday, and New
Orleans won l to o. Only twenty
seven men faced Phillips One reach
ed first on pass, but was out steal
ing. Phillips struck out ten batters.
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Records for Past Week
in the Major Leagues

The past weeks record in the
major leagues Of games played.
won and lost. with runs, hits,
errors, men left on bases and
runs scored by opponents. In
cIudfng games of Saturday, IL
as follows:
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BRlTONS WIN AT GOLF.
Duncan and Mitchell Defeat Evans
and Gaudin Y and

and Gaudin, z and 5.
CHICAGO, July 25.-George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell, British professional
golfers on tour of this country, yes
terday triumphed. Z and 5. over
Charles Evans. jr.. and Phil Gaudin
on the Skokie links.
The visitors victory came largely
through Mitchells accurate driving
well placed second shots and sensa- :
tional putting.
Mitchell had medal rounds of 33-
36-69 in the forenoon and S5-36-71.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York al Pittsbh. New York at Pittsb'h h.
Brooklyn at Chicago
Phila. at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati, I; Chicago. ].
Boston, 6: Brooklyn, 8.
New York, A. Philadelphia. 8.
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At Top in Majors
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

4 ANEKIClN LEAGUE
Hitting-HeiInan Det.. .433
~Pitching-Faber Chi. =. .s69
Run Gctitng-Ruth, y. ". I0I
Base Stealing-lfarris, w. 10
Home Runs-ISuth, y. Y. 80
| ~Won 20, '.st q.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
| Hitting-EiOrnsby ST. L.. Ala
Ei'itchiDg-CoOpe Pitts. 500
| Run Getting-
HornSby. ST. Louis. S5
| Erisch, New York k....... as
Base Stealing
Frisch. New York. -
Home RHnS-kelIy, y. Y. 10
rWOn L., lost 4.
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Sisler Is SUSPENDED.

ST. LOUIS. July 25.-George Sfsler,
St Louis first basen.an, has been in
,, definitely suspended fer hitting
L ?s:.;.'a i..Ei, i ms Saturdays
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BRITISH PICK BOATS.
Select Four for Series of Races
With Americans.

LONDON, July 25.-The English Sc
lections for the International yacht
races, in which the United States and
England will compete for the British
American cup, have been made, the
trials having been completed.
The entrants will be the Jean, owned
by Sir John H. Ward: the Polly, owned
by Mr.. Gould; the Victoria, owned by
Sir Godfrey Collins and w. P. Burton.
skipper Of Sir Thomas Lipton's Sham
rock. and the Flya, owned by E. S.
Parker.
The races will be divided between
Cowes and Ryde, as follows: July 90, at
Ryde; August l. and 5, at Cowes, and
August s and 10, at Ryde.
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What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at Wash.
No games. Detroit at Phila.
Cleveland at Boston
RESULT of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. IA; Detroit. 6.
Philadelphia, IL; Chicago, 6.
New York, Z; Cleveland. 3.
Boston, 10; St. Louis. ..
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Will Bring British Craft,

LONDON, July 24.-Lieut. Col. A. W.
Tate will sail for New York on the
steamship Olympic next Wednesday with
Edward Edgar's Maple Leaf VII, which
will race at Detroit next September
with Miss America, in an effort to re-
gain the international motor boat trophy.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Jersey City ,irst camel. R.H.E.
Jersey City.::..........:...::::
Batteries-Gordy. Frank and Davis; Clifford
and Mcneil.
tSecOnd Came) r. H. J..
Jersey 'ltE..- . ~ :
Batteries-Frank and Manning; Metiv!cr,
Carruthers and FreitaG.
Newark. 10-3; Reading, 7-13
Toronto, S: BuFaio, 8
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official of the Department of Justice
He never gives legal opinion to
private individuals.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Kansas City, III: Louisville, "A.
Milwaukee. 90; indianapolis, 40. Second
game forfeited
Minneapolis. 5-1o: Columbus, o.
st. Paul, 81 Toledo, 81.
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Albany. C; Springfield. o.
Worcester. .: New Haven. 3.
Waterbury. /; Hartford, o.
Pittsfeld, 4; bridgeport, =.
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SoITHERN ASSOCIATION
EASTERN ASSOCIATION,

Memphis, .: Nashville !.
Chattanooga. .: Atlanta, I.
New Orleans, l; Mobile. o.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-23
LA VIDA EN- Ell NORTE
Los Certificados Garantizadores del Amor

jucZ. ante una denanda de Mrs Wa
llace =. White gentil viuda dlmici-
liada en- el nlimerO 203 West. de la
calle Oclienta uno. la cual entabl0
demanda contra Mr.. Courtland Pal
mer. ricach0n residente Ell Riverside
Drive, IIien-acusa ella-.le extendi6
un bono de "protecci0n' contra la
pOr la cantidad de cientO cincuenta
d6lares mensuales.
FL senior Palmer-sigue declarando
la hermOsa viuda,-alquil6 en- mi ca
sa, hace algunOs meses, una conforta-
bic habitaci6n. y despues me extendi0
el certificaHO cuyo importe reclamo
con toda justicia.
De la information periOdfstica Sc
desprende que este original certifica-
do Ell iitigiO aseguraba, p0r ambas
parties, una amistad incOnmovible. Il
prueba de difcultades. 10 mismo que
los certificates contra incendio.
Por 10 demds-cOnfes6. responder
do acaso cualquier indirecta del
juez. Ia hermosa viuda,-nuestras re-
laciOnes, aunque muy afectuosas Sc
han mantenido dentro del mas ire
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-23

Nueya York, mayo 80 de 1921. -
Conste que el cronista es iicapaZ de
inyemtar la noticia mas insignificant
te :: al cOntrario, "suavizamOs" los to-
nos de muchas con las que trOpeZa-
mos Il diariO. clando revisamOs cerca
de doscientas grandes paginas de Ia
prellsa.
Es terrible casa que. nj con GER
tificadoS de segurOs, pueda unO des-
cansar tranquilo con respccto a sus
mas caras afecciOnes.
Ante la Suprema COrte de Justicia
de Nueva York Sc ha presentado una
extra-jutlicial demanda de s"certifica-
dos alI0rOsos', que garantizan las di-
ficultades. engailos, olyidOs y abandO-
nos. tan frecuentes en- las humans
relaci0nes.
Ell juez Mr.. BijOu, despuGs de ras-
carse durante unos minutes la pensa-
dora cabeza. rehus6 permitir acciones
litigiosas basadas en- "certificados
aseguradores del Amor, para exten-
der los cuales todavfa no eXisfe legis-
laci0n adecuada en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Esta resoluci6n la hubO de tomar ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-23
rochable decoro. Conste asf.

prOchabe decoro. COnste asf.
-:Y Mister Palmer. que dice: -
pregunt0 cl representantc de la Ley.
mo lie habl6 usted o lie escribl1
ell el suelO la declarante.
No lie habl0 usted lie cscribi6
acerca del particular del SECURE?
=: impossible Ha desaparecido ha.
ce algunas semanaS. y aunque presu-
mo d0nde esta ...
No, seiior jueI no le escribO: no
quiero iiScusiones enOjosas. Nuestras
vidas privadas deben de ser como IL
bros sagrados sellados para siempre.
Yo me limito reclainar la friolera de
ciento cincuenta .d6lares menSuales.
cualQuier cosilla del capital que
tiene el fugitive: como me anlpala
cl dncumento presentadO.
-Pues 10 sientO mucho; tendri us
ted que aguardar que el nuevo Pre-
sidente de los Estados .Unidos latifi-
que alguna ley protectora de certifi-
cadOs amOrosOs. q. cliandO ell COngreSO
v el SenadO In presenter. . Ldstima
que no tenga usted una carta del flu
gitivo; una carta comprometiendose
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-23
PRONTUARIO.
81

en- ell Odo la msera surge frecuenca c
las unlones 1ntsobes reque1a ell
de dlsouc0n cOnveno de las Fancia
uvo que La dsoucon de matrimono opaba
va doctrna ecbi6 forma legal ell Codgo Civil
en- donde telminantemene decaa Eel disue
We por la declaration legal de divoco por
Art 1885, Sc sgue identca teoa ell divorco egamene
dsueve e mamoniO La ley francesa admo ell divorco
convene de las partes 1916 bo0 dorco
FL codgo salon atiene esenca al cOmn
por cupa del c6nyuge culpabe puede pee
gaterIa con anerolidad de dyorco 1851 ell dyorco
dos classes total para la jurisdiction corresponda trbu
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