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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
@as bic 5umilien Der 6armer ciicn.
Sic bnbcn grpfe Ibmc6iclun9 IN
Ser &olt.

Die nmerifanii6en 6arnler linn 10
gut nit Sleiidc OerIeben, mie ir9cnN
cine m0erc &loiie bon Wenihcl.
Sic SQl1sfrolt in Der StaOt miro lid
punocrr, ST. boreL bob Gier oltf
Ben 6armcn niht 10 bdufig Dcrructts
set mcr6en mie olgcuein runter Der
8eb0lterung. Wtild miro IN GROCER
Menqe n%erpenDet, trobbem IN oel
CHARACTERIZATION meniger &inDer Iiro
ais in Den 9urdihnittsfamilien Ins
0erc QeIll1t0e Wolfereipro6ltttc &C
nGbrcn 5ormcrfomilicn entIt)tcochc
GDrteilc Dor onOcrcn @rllppC1. Pub.
er in Oen Sii0ltooterL no oItncllcS"
0rot oft 6cm nit Ncfc gebofencn
p%oroc5oacn miro, lit Mci5cnbrot oaS
Maltpt nubrungSmittcl. ytolSbrote
finO uolfStiimlidL merocn nhcr mcllt
MIR ais glbipeficlun0 gegeilcn. Sct
Scr mirb Gin rclutip GROCER Sctl
1t1rfebaltiqcr ln0 Elm rclotlD tIclncr
Sell griiner uto inittgcr @cnlll'e
toniumicrt, oblppbl bic 6ormcr bic
bette @elegcnbeit bobcn, ielblt @e
mile 81 p%flor5cn, 9nS W|orftbll'
rcuu ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mcntS hat 0ieIe unb onOerC Burtte
ii6cr Die Soft Der Sormer IN elmer
StllOic peroffentlidt nm sic tpptlde
gta6rung IN amerifonii6cn 6omtlie1l
SIT 5eieen,
Sn oicicr llcbcriidt iinb 70 6or'
mcriamilicn ans nerIdieNcncn Ectlell
beS 9on6c$ cingeidIoiicrL Die ncr'
idicoenen lonomirtIdoftIidclt eba'
ruftcr pertrcten. 9ieie Stltoien be-
tGtigen sen nlgcmcinen @t1lorlld'
lbob Die CHARACTERIZATION I'M 0l'rd)'
idnitt cine rei6lide Soft baber llI1o
ocniieeno Acknowledging, 10 DAP lte
ale meIentlidc 8eItanOteile entbdlt,
sic our @rbalt,tng Der @eluno1elf
erfor0erIid iino.
Sn Mengen gerebnet erboItet ote
CHARACTERIZATION 10 8fnnb gfobrlln9
ont Sag, mGbreno bte 9ur6Ifnltts'
familie MIR 141a 8fitnb iBt.
@as cine 6ormerfumilie lBt'
bGnet bon Der porbonoenen InslpaDl
ob, bon Dem @eI6uad Ser 8onliller'
mitaIteoer uno bon ibren 8elOHtlt
tcln. bic lofolen 8rob1tftc lparer
picl midtiger Dor Der 3eit Der rnNd)'
en- 8erfebrsipeqc. al8 lie IeBt l'1o.
llnteridieoe IN Ser ueberlleterrll9
ser beridieoencn gtationaIttotcn, ole
iih in oieIem 2anoe n~icoer9elalleil
ba6cn, baben ltnteridieoe in Der
Soft perurladt. Sn oen Nttteldt'
IantiIden Staten fonuen 1trtaetagr
SieIelben IabrrngsmitteG er5er9t
perocn; Die friiben 8euninloontd
Qut6 SicoGer iebo6 perirl@ten'
uncertainties Bacterial 10 gu &C.
brauden uie iie Gbnlides in 9cl'tlG'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
Barren Turf.

SRI. Wprtle 8ltcfer, ipcld)e IN ct.
2ol1is bel9dftiqt lit, befinoct lid &C.
gcnipGrtig bier olf 8eiu6 bel ibrer
Wtlttter.
60. Sable u1lo Satin, bon SanIaS
Gitp, iino 9egenpdrtig bier olf Be
il,6 bel oen Gltern Der Srau Sable,
u. $. Seientonm rnb Satin.
$. QuItcrnlonn lnb Satin murs
sen lettc ISOLDE 0ltrh Ole @ehlrt Ell
mes S0dter6enS crfreltt.
=. Seeming ltnO 9. Gbfer iinO
bier nit ibrcr Moidine ont 6lltter-
ifnei0cn fiir peri9iebene uniercr
Snrmer.
Cine 9(n5obl 6reunOe rnO Ao6.
barn 0eS So. @runnemalmt hereitetcn
lbnl lebtcn Santstag cine lleber-
roidun9s . 8ortD aus Anlob ieincs
@cbltrtStaocS.
Grit. Grolrb urto Saunilie boben
ge0enpGrtiQ @eiud ans Columbia.
6ra1 &. q. 8er5 unb Srou 8nh
, 6reocrif lporcn Iebtc ISOLDE beiuds.
pciic in Sem Sabeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
6ilms entwitelt
einsa @orrat6 SoOa&s
nno stfms, aTer Nrten
nno 4r0Ren.

&ttomine llt1o urtberoouIi6e Stoffe,
uber cine before Johannesburg
mare in 9c5ug ouf oieie Stoffe gu
er5ielelt, lpertn mebr Gter, mebr gro'
bcs @ctrciOc, cine gr0Bere artSipubt
Semitic ltno Obit, abcr gona beiou.
ocr$ utcbr grimes Semitic 9egeiien
miirOc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
rdnr.
MUS lit bitter, @tuBr lit iiib.

VIU UeIlleI OtH" lSS' ga"
bait INNER redt.
@as tam ma obne Bertdeng
i9neioen? @eiid)ter,
81 DER 9tot allein berpdbrt lt1
Ger A0eI grocer Seelen.
8 IT baben 5%uOieIe ROlitifer uno
5u penig Stnatsmdnrer.
3 u elmer sSrau gebort, wie gu ei'
nem &Ieinoo, cine 6aIluug.
Gin Sbiloiopb muB ifmeIgen,
Elm BoIitifer re0en tonnen.
Srauen lino bduti9 wie Rolen:
ebenio i60n pie largitielig.
0idt @eiunoiein lit oas boGite
Slid, ionoern geiuno meroen.
Bas on SreIbeit nennlt, mag
oein 0adbar fir 6rehbeit 6alten.
ueberiieb nidt oaS 8in0lee:
leIbit oas Meer beitebt aus Groptett.
Wan miro Don Der grbeit miioe
lpie pom Wiiiiiggang, nir ptel ipa'
ter.
Gin .crant" lit elm Wtenid, Der
ole anoere @eniden fir vcrants"
bGIt.
9eIeioigun9 nit 8elelol'
grns gu uereeIten tit Die art oes
86bels.
Gs geniigt ntdt, Dab mir Die
Sterne ieben, mir miiiien altd) an ne
glaltben.
Das 2eben lit i6on - 10 lange
einem gum uollfommenen Slid ct
mas feblt.
9ie fdonite auslage intereiitiert
Die Srali melt meniger aIs Die Spie'
geIi9eibe 6abor.
Man1e CHE mare gliidti4er,
menll oie Srau mebr 8ert altf ibr
9eglige Iegen piiroe.
Gin gei91ftieer Ytann lit Der,
Der nIr balb 10 niel allsfiibren fam,
aIs er Ii6 3u tim porgenommert bot.
8eroen gntniflung, gntfal'
tung 1T Dos algemeine @elet Der
menifIiden 9inge, mie oas Der Ra'
tur.
2uruSartifel oaS iino
Die Ginge, Die mir am Denl9lterl
braudeu unO am Idperiten entbeb'
rem.
Die 6rau fragt nit 3luanjia
Sa6ren; 8er lit er. - Ntit hreiBig:
8us lit er? - Wtit pier3ig: $50 III
err
8 e unier Sang elm beitan0iges
Ialen lit our &edten unO CUR 2in'
ten, 10 Der 6ortifritt Der Solfer our
<ltur.
Niles perpalloeIt it'd; nifts
itirbt. Sn id0ner 8erwauDlllng wirh
Die Soifmnng @enuB unO Oas Ser
lorre @erpinn,
Sos aIte itirSt, es anoert itd
Die 3eit,
limo ueres 2eben bliibt aus Den &u'
inen.
S III Seben b1lt Die 6urd)t aqeir
un5 oft troS aues 9erben;
8ie marlder piini6te tot 81 iein
8enn er nift miiBte lterbeu.
@enn DER Y0bel aler Sorte
Iau5et I'M Die gOlOelten &GIber,
Salte felt: on bait pom Seben
Oo9 am gnoe MIR bid ielber.
81 flagt iiber Die uielell Steu
ern uniere Erag9eit nimnr
unS 5rueimal looiel ab, unlere I'll
telfeit Oreimal iopiel, uniere Sorbei
uiermol lopiel.
allie neuer, 9rOBartigen Soeer
iben bieielbe 8irfung aus, es iini
Die SOnnenaufgdnge in Der @eidif
te DIE Weittagsionne begeiiter
nidt, nur Die Morgenionne.
l1no itiirmt Die See uno toit De
8ino
uno flammt Der 8lise Seuer,
SD Oente ME oes S9iffers &ino
Mein 8ater iist an Steuer.
OoS 8elen Der llniterbli6fei
5eigt lid in Den 8egungen unier
8epiiiens, ulto ieoe unierer Sanb
luneen trdgt Die Soleerrngen iii
@egemuart uno 3ufunft in ie
ielbit.
Dem alten lit Der untergang &c
i6noren,
8erueiuug ereift I'M iid, Die 5toi
fe garen,
SIN S9mer5e miro Die neue 3eit &c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
+ 4 4 y = 4 4 a . .
Sjt mein announcement ubse'
laafeu Ober l6nit
es ab
i'm 4asait ,

' go frage iid ieber, Der feline
4 3eitrng blird Die BoIt erbalt.
" Der abreB8ettel gtbt gertalt
on, Bis 81 pel6em @onat ous
= announcement be5oblt lit. lin
= cine llnterbre9ung in Der GU
> Icnoung Der 3eit,lng alt permet'
= ben, eriuden mir Tim prornpte
= ginIcnoung oes Announcements
= 8etrages. 9ie forttuabrero ltet'
+" genoen &l,sgaben I'M 3eititngs'
= aeIdGft, Dor aIlem bic itrter'
. ffymingliden &upierpreiie, be-
y oinaen Die prompte 3ablitng oil
y Ter abonnentengeloer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14
(NlA|RkEE: s
Chicago Grain Market

tiisaSo- Wheat priet> tnok :
big upward swing loslay after
showing weakness ~ ihs WuiSe;.
Large export sale of corn wss
largely respoassbie FOR The change
q sentiment regariing wheat
Bulls ID the corn narkef made
mueh II opinion thst vih hogs
50 present prices. TIE earr~n auo-
'aiious on cern Were fsr 500 lnw
sua .hat the cren although
large. would he read.v sis>areed
Wheat opened i 81 - y lower.
w'h Nsrh sl6S,0 l6s and 2lay
s aN ls5. bat ai.er delln-
saz . trifie more. advanced ssid
Ha'y amt ln >ome ease, went g
aaas Er.aay S fin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14
Karsas Ctr Livestock

Cattle ts. 1000 haf
steers steady to. 2r higher
sales 8 81 bulk. Sc s750
$500 She sra mostly steady
ew ~ale> s-rms prime l2fs
pound ars. 81 % gaad heir>
80 ranner~ nd hmll>. ~tea6y
-a6t cauuer~ $500 calves
>-eaeiy fo 71 CHER bnls. good
an& choice yese-s- $1,000 lo79
extreme For. >li %; stoeker~ and
feeders. >feady 10 strong. 1850
mound feeders S7.>5
Hogs receipts. 1900 very
uneven. genera. + 25c lower than
Yesterday average. spots more
sop. 500 hu'S of sales. s. l5o
93a pigs. steady e. I5e lewsr.
Sheep. receipts. 1850; killing
classes mostly steady with yeS
.eFaays 5 general market. iamhs
closing weak ewes. S435. weth-I
ers. - ~. lambs ss75-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14
DOES GIBBS SIZE CLEARLY

The statements maae r iae
House Navel committee y 81
Ph3p Gibhs are ,hs mo,s as.ou-
islnng So tar uttered an ,Ae -en-
cral ts ussian 81 arra nf
limitations Tha explanation f
makes ot conditions iu fmvens IS
distinct frmn isose gl4fn ey
affieisl r.ou''g 81 gprH-
mcuss ,hai she tr as
stand exposed a either t
comprehend Tile ra'lsr~ w Fle
forces at plaY. or cs unwillin-ness
sa acknowledge facts unless M IS
gr0ping il the 6srk Sir Philip
without qualification aSer., tne
the Russian situation and seu
eral popular reYn'SiNu are rae FfN
IS she problems ~ Europe whieH
also are she world F
Russia. be Says 81 positively
Impossible -1 mske arg asr
en- his me nimr ls stp lN af
s.s
~
:. 80 80,
j
-
M
H.
eat
t,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14

tre>t eggs. new eeSS in
easa3 --hless n-. De-
lTerei 0ks ahnnn ClsN $3.50
Paekiu- stock better cood
sweet No I delivered Ok
lsAema c.fy Wis Npress. III
Fresh creamery iasssr 60-ih
tv .4a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14
Wichita Stock Eaarke.

Hogs receipts hoo; steady To
weas top, -aS5 bulk. $500
925
aiile reeaipls- itsls stesdye
butcher steers. S4.5s1ss1 : o. butch
y cows and heife-s, $500 6. 30
stcekers and feeders $500 500 !.
stock cows and heifers- $500
3eH: bulls, S3g0G5.O0; calves,
81 5gAc $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14
New YORK Cotton

New Ycrk-The cotton trade
evidently found conflicting influ-
ences IN lcdsys early news. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14

AL unsolicited n4aas.rtes = iefFfs' sa''
5scsrrs. sfsi IS TAe Let1er A. ~lt =
.s.s -ss 2 tes - 1tr re .sa ier IS
q-ess,y rsTrts - ~ rss9 Hs-e.aty -
lAe.r s.ee Tas-e.3y 81 rsfHr1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-14
The DAILY LEAD + II


Ahsareee Ststs Cssi-4- MsrsA : 81
orrxszl Pager l4zsttsatle1ai csrVezsisa +.
Otrfe.xl Cry nzt Eseasg rzre-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

Christopher Nielsen went to
the Twin Cities Monday to meet
his fiancee who is coming direct
from Denmark.
Carl Miller has been suffer
ing from blood poison in his
right hand and Friday night
was taken quite i'll, being
required to remain in bed few
days. He is now about again.
Mrs. Carl Gisselman and Peter
Knudsen of Minneapolis, were
here yesterday to transfer the
deed of the former GisseIman
farm east of Askov, over to
Knud Plesner. Peter Knudsen
is administrator for the Gissel-
nan children. While in Askov
they visited at the Hans Koed
and N. p, Nielsen homes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

John L. Madsen left Friday or
trip to Harlan, Iowa.
A baby girl came to brighter
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Axe
Jensen, yesterday morning
Miss Astrid Pearson is assist.
ing at the Askov Drug and Vari'
ETY. Store during the Christmas
rush of trade.
Marius Hansen left Tuesday
on an extended trip to Denmark
He expects to spend the winter
in his native country.
L. C.. Petersen was business
visitor in st. Paul. Tuesday.
From there he went to Alden
to look after his farm interests.
A large number of friends and
neighbors spent Saturday eve-
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Frokjer. the occasion be-
ing Mr.. Frokjer's birthday. A
good social evening was spent.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

Considerably Over Four Million Calls
Are Made In New York on
Every Working Day.

A million is q casual sum in New
York, whether q million dollars, q
million persons, or what. Before
the end Of this year there will be
million telephones in the city.
In Is months the telephone COM
pany has installed $4,000 new
phones and half a million miles
Of wire in the city, more instru-
ments than there are in Detroit and
more wire than the Cleveland sys-
tenn uses, and still it is many thou
sands behind the demand. Six
hundred and twenty new switch
board-operating positions have been
put into service, as much switch
board space as Pittsburgh uses.
There are 101 central offices and
the company is kept almost as busy
thinking up new names for it's ex-
changes as the Pullman company is
Tor Its cars.
The city's telephone system has
almost doubled in eight years, al
though the greatest growth has been
since January l, 1920. Then 3ha
million calls were being made each
day. The number is 4,2e5,O00 now,
la million of them between the
hours Of 10 and IL a. m. alone, the
peak load.
And there are 10000 young wom-
en- TO roll their Rs and tell you the
line is busy!
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
AND THE DISCUSSION ENDED
One Would Imagine It Was High Time
to Put Stop TO 6oyish
Controversy.

1t was at closing day kinder
garten party in legally dry" city
in legally "dry" state and nation.
Two little chaps fell into a discus
sion Of what they liked best, and be-
fore they were through they became
as daring as they were embarrassing
to their mothers.
81 like peanuts BEST" said one.
81 like popcorn BEST said the
II like an all-day sucker best"
the former put in, taking q new
basis for argument
81 don't. l like an ice cream
cone best" said the latter, who was
not to be outdone, if he could pre-
vent it.
"Huh." came back the former,
whose daring spirit rose to the
challenge. IL like beer best"
Beer amt no good" retorted the
latter. bit shaken for moment,
and then more determined than ever
to put his playmate to shame. ii
like whisky and wine best"
1t seemed for few seconds that
the former had been put to rout,
but not SO. Something popped into
his mind that the latter could not
counter.
"Well. my papa can make beer"
was the assertion that closed the
controversy.
For results use the American
! Wov< Al
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Askov

were Duluth visitors wednesday
Louis Elkjer is busy these days
building an addition to his farm
home southeast of town.
Miss Mabel Pearson who has
been working in Duluth for sew
eral months returned home
Saturday morning.
A baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. N. p. Nedegaard last
Friday. At the latest report
both mother and baby were get
ting along well.
Miss Agnes Frokjer who has
been keeping house for her
brother, Christian. on the farm
near Nashua, returned to her
home here, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lund
have moved from the Herman
Frahs house south of town to
the house recently vacated by
the Adolph Jorgensen family
north Of town.
A number of people saw the
first movies put on by the local
school here this year, the pic
ture being, Fires of Youth" .
and it was reported rs being n
very interesting story.
James Frokjer and Soren
Christensen left Tuesday for
Nashua where Mr.. Christensen
expects to purchase some cattle
on the Frokjer farm. During
their absence Niels Mortensen
is taking care of the work on
the Christensen farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Beavens
who settled over in town of
Fleming about year ago. were
business visitors in Askov, Mon
day. They also added their
name to the American subscrip-
tion list.
Henry Hansen. who conducted
a barber shop in the basement
of the ID. b. S. hall few months
has now made arrangements to
do barber work at Kerrick on
Fridays and Saturdays, working
in the Nelson Lumber Co, office.
J. c. Hancock from near Be
roun. who is county commission
er from the second district, was
in Askov Saturday to attend a
meeting of directors of the Pine
County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Mr.. Hancock being one
Of the directors.
f. @. Schmidt of the American
force, spent Saturday and Sun
day on his eighty acre tract of
land northwest Of Willow River,
where he made arrangements to
hSve his shack completed. Mr.
Schmidt will perhaps also ar
range to have some live stool,
put on his land and cared for by
neighbors.
The local Farm Bureau unit
held a meeting at the town hal
Saturday afternoon but onl,
about a half dozen people wer,
present as was the case at The
meeting week before. 1t ap
pears that the interest taken IL
the Farm Bureau in this com
munity is not nearly as great a:
it was three or four years ag,
when that organization wa
commenced.
The Christmas tree cmmittte,
from the church and the on,
from the Young Peoples Societ,
held a joint meeting at the Ere,
johnson home Sunday evenin,
and decided to have the larg
Christmas tree and program a
the d. B. s. hall on Tuesda,
Dec. q. both afternoon and eve
ming. Cutting for the Christ
mas tree will be done mt tn
occanhlv hall Saturday evening
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
ASKOV MARKETS

Read the Ads.-It Pays.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

For results use the American
Want Ads.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
La conservation De Ia vista como fac
tOI para eVjtar el desperdiCiO industrial

En- un informe especial publicado re
cicntemente por Ell Co1nite sobce desper
dicios en- la industrial del Consejo Ge
Ingenieria Americana, Sc trata de Ia
vista como un factor para eviter Ell des
perdicio en- las industrias nacionales.
Dicho informe, que contiene los sesul5a
dos de una investigation scbre las in
dustrias basicas que fue iliciada por
Herbert Hoover, calcula que 1915 dc
todos los academies industriales que
han incapacitado permanentemente a
muchos individuous son resultadc de da
nos que Sc le han hecho la vista. En-
los Estados Unidos hay $4,000 personas
que han perdido la vista en- la3 diferen
tes industrias, sea un 13.5 por ciento
de todos los ciegos que hay en- el pals,
Sc ha demostrado que los metodos
protectores actuales, tai como sc apli-
can en- las grandes plantas cabricas,
han 'efectuado una gran reduction de
estos daiios. En- las grandes plantas o
fabricas han efectuado una gran reduc
cion de estos daflos. En- las fah1icas
plantas conocidas por la American
Car and Foundry Company, ha habi-
do una baja de mas de I'm 25 por Glen
to, merced al empleo de anteojos de
camino como un medic de protection.
la American Locomotive Company
mostro una sorprendente reduction en-
los academies de los ojos. En- 1905, ell
nlmero de las personas que necesitaron
asistencia m6dica a consecuencia de di
chos academies en- las fabricas de la
citada compaiia fue So, contra 448 en-
1908. En- 1915, solo Sc perdieron dos
ojos, en- tanto q. en- ell periodo de tempo
anterior ocurri6 una p6rdida de 1o.5
En- 1915 ell ndmero de lesiones Lor cada
mil obreros que ,trabajaba el dia an5e-
r1or al afio, fu6 de 1877, en- tfIto que
en- el periodic comprendido de 910-13
fue de 36.9. En- las "American Steel
Foundries" la proportion de academies
de los ojos Sc ha redueido en- u~a pro-
porcion de 85 por ciento.
Sin embargo, los academies de los
ojos no explican todo 10 que hay que
decir acerca de estos 6rganos como un
factor importante en- Ell desperdtcio in
dustrial nacional. Una vista anormal Y
un alumbrado defciente fueron otras
causas a las cuales Sc atribuy6 ell des
perdicio industrial, habi6ndose alegado
cue la correction de una vista mala
darfa por resultado un aumento en- el
producto que compensate con creces SD
costo.
Sc encortr6 querla deficiencia en- la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

hombre que siente una pura y avasalla
CORA passion por una mujer, la cual lie
corresponds, y uno de nuestros mas 'fie-
les" y "leales'' amigos que Sc inter
pone con Ell buen prop6sito de robar al
enamorado ell afecto de la mujer con-
vertir Ell idilio en- tragedia. Amigos de
tai calafla, que Sc dicen nuestros mejores
amigos, Sc ven cada paso. FL buen
amigo Sc vale para la realization de su
trama internal, de otros dos seres que
Sc aman tambien de modo entrafiable:
un pintor y su modelo entire los cuales
intriga y conspira con ell prop6sito de
malogrsr los ideales y las aspiraciones
de los otros dos seres: un banquero y
una dana de mobiles cuaIdades, que es
su prometids. Intrigando siempre cl
buen amigo, que es doctor en- cizafia
mejor que en- medicina, consiguio que
el pintor supiante en- sus amores al ban
quero. Susurrando frases en- los oidos e
intrigando sienpre, logra avivar la lla-
ma de dos celos en- las mujeres rivales
Cuando alguien suefa con ell triunfo,
una palabra en- ell oido basta para produ
cir la derrota y la desesperaci6n. Guam
do 6stas Sc eproscan al espiritu, basta
un ligero susurro tambien para produ-
cir una illusion, que ell p6rfido amigo, fl
trandose como sierpe, hace que al punto
Sc desvanezca. Y de ese modo, EEL
que es Ell amigo que funge
siempre de consejero y protector, va agi
t&ndose continuamente 10 mismo en- la
scmbra que en- la luz, pero logrando STEM
pre- que. ocurra todo 10 contrario de 10
Que debe ocurrir, destrozando ilusiones,
esperanzas burlandose de
todos, hasta que, al fin, cae estrepitosa-
mente en- ell abismo, Asobre ell cual Sc
yerguen triunfadoras las principales fl
guras del "flm'', que Sc destacan lIe-
mas de resplandores vivisimos
Dificilmente Sc encuentra algo mas
bello, emocionante y sorprendente, que
fContinds IN La pAa. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Ia exhibicio6n de eel Diablo" !"

La SELECTION FILM SERVICE ;,
por mediacion de su dignisimo presi-
dente ell quito caballero don M. Ra-
m1rez Torres, tuvo la cortesia de in
vitar uno de los redactores de Ell
MUNDO para que presenciase la exhibi
ci6n previa de la grandiosa pelfcula
''El Diablo'', acto que Sc verified en-
ell cine RIALTo ante un grupo selecto
de personas, entire las cuales figuraban
muchos empresaries de cines de San
Juan y la isla, quienes salieron entusias
n1ados verdaderamente del immense exi
t, obtenido por Ia referida production,
que mantiene desde ell principle hasta
ell fin Ell inter6s de los espectadores, a
ouienes subyuga sugestiona de mo-
mento en- momepto, pues Ell DLABLO
es una cinta de 10 mas extraordinario
y original, ,que hemos visto, LENA de be-
llezas incidentes que nathan la ira
ma.
En- "EL DIABLo", que estrenara
LII IS4d1NO udsAdLldJ GOlAdAA PdA W uAdS
nificas artistas que gozan de justo
rcnombre, como son Sylvia Bra
mer, George Arlyss Roland Botonly,
quien trabaj6 de manera insuperable,
con la c6'ebre artista Ruth Roland en-
la serie La Mujer Desdenada'', en- la
cual hizo Ell papel de marido. 81 Sc tie
ne en- cuenta la fama de que gozan tan
insignes artistas, Ell extraordinario ar
glsmcnto de La mencionada production,
puede asegurarse que GEL DIABLo"
es un 'sfilm's que no solamente hara 6po
ca en- los anales de la cinematografia,
sino tambien que recorrera Puerto Rico
de una manera triunfal, iniciandose Ia
victoria en- la noche de maiiana
FL asunto de tan grandiosa production
no puede ser mas humane y corriente,
. pesar de 10 c1ial ningun autor Sc le
ha ocurrido hasta ahora, y este es 10
que un insigne critico denomina la di
ficiI facilidad del Arte. Sc trata de 10
que venos a cada paso en- la vida; un
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