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The evening world., 1921-06-03
MORE SUNSHINE
THE REST OF YEAR,
SAYS OLIVER LODGE
Recent Auroras, Due to Solar Erup-
tions, May Prove Blessing
to Humanity.
LONDON. June 8.

LONDON. June 8.
Recent solar eruptions which
caused brilliant auroras and dis
organized cable and telegraph
service throughout the world may
result in the earth receiving an
increased quota of sunshine dur
ing the remainder of the year,
says Sir Oliver Lodge. the noted
scientist.
He even venture The opinion
that the electrified particles
thrown off by the sun during the
disturbance may assist n the de-
velopment of vegetation and re-
duco he amour + , IT hell sus-
= in the atp.~ c.
Sir Oliver says magnetic
dis rbances that TENDED the
sol eruption were due To a tor
rent of elect 1od pa. les, which
uted = 10 elec' -ur-
rent. 2 opinion Is also held by
c IL F1ammarion. the veteran
F.---,l astrono.--r,
The evening world., 1921-06-03
ABSENT LAWYERS CALLED.
Judge Talley Seeks Counsel Re-
taincd at Jail Who Stay Away.

Judge Talley. in General Sessions. was
told by Katharine zoberin. No. 1900
Third Avenue, arraigned to plead on
charge OF robbery, she wanted post
ponement until she cold get her lawyer,
Samuel Tullman, No. 1863 Broadway.
t. consult with her. She said she had
retained him in the Tombs.
Judge Taley ordered the clerk to
summon Tullman to make an eNplana-
tlCn to the court Of his failure to appear
for a client who had retained him Then
he also called for Emanuel A. Busch,
No. los West 10th Street. who. he was
reminded. had been named by prisoner
charged with illegal possession of liquor
as having accepted a retainer of 800
and having made no court appearance.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
WOMEN BECOME
BETTER PALS AS
FEET GET BIGGER
English Fair Sex Requiring
Larger Shoes, but More
Chummy With Men.

LONDON, June 3-The Eng
lish woman's foot is growing
larger, according to London boot
makers, who say she used to wear
No. 4 and now wears No. 5 shoes
and soon will wear 6s and rs.
They attribute the development to
her growing addiction to golf
tennis and other sports. The con-
sensus OF comment of the men Is
that the bigger the English
woman grows the better chum she
becomes.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
SAVES $125,OO0 FILMS.
Watchman's Tip Hats Robbery,
But Intruders Escape.

Burglars early to-day attempted to
sreak into the concrete film vault of
the Cosmopolitan Film studios, l27th
street and second Avenue. where or
irinal proof films and records OF the
company are kept. The films are val
ned at sl25.OO0 and could not be re-
nlaoed as they are the original mega
tives.
The intruders broke open two doors.
srashed a water meter and skyiight,
nut a night watchman frustrated the
attempt. The police OF the East l26th
street Station were notified and the
mock surrounded but the men got away
,aaying behind a set OF burglars tools
The evening world., 1921-06-03
TOURIQUET SAVES LIFE.
Policeman Uses Club to bind Leg
Of Woman slit by avn.

Policeman John l. Sullivan OF Trafflc
c is believed to have saved the life of
Mrs Anna Smith. seventy. No. 3l5 East
43rd street. to-day, by stopping an ar
terial gush of blood with a tournquet
made with hit club and piece of cloth.
Mrs. Smith was crossing the street at
l25th Street and 9TH Avenue when she
became confused and ran, 1t is said.
into the path of a moving van which
struck her and passed over her right
leg, tearing the flesh and opening the
artery After the policeman had given
first aid she was taken to Harlem Hos
p!tal, where she is said to have a good
chance for recovery.
The van was driven by Paul De Rat
ter, No ia East 10th Street Wit
nosses said the accident was not his
fault.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
EARL CURG0N A MARQUIS.
lard Birkenh~ad n Niscount, In
kings birthday Honor List.

LONDON. June ASSOCIATED Press)
30 Earl Cur2on. the Foreign Minister.
has boon roisod 20 Marquis M the
Kings birthday Honors list. made
public to-day.
I.ord Rirkenhcod the Lord Chancel-
loT, is made "a NlScouut; Sir H. j. Dal.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Lord Byng's Appointment A
nOunced.

LONDON. June 3 (Aasociated Press)
The appointment of Lord Byng OF
Vmy as Governor General OF Cana da
in succession to the Duke OF Devon
shire was announced officially to-day.
The evening world., 1921-06-03

ziel, who recently resigned as q men-
Der OF the House OF Commons, Sir AL
wyn Fellowes, former Minister Of Agri-
culture and Sir Marcus Samuel. former
head of the shell oil group. are raised
tp the pecrnge.
The evening world., 1921-06-03

BERLIN, June tAssocIated Fress).
-Salomon Teilirian, the Armenian stu
dent who, in March last. shot and killed
Minister of Finance of Turkey. was az
quilted in the Assize Court here to-
day.
The evening world., 1921-06-03

WASHINGTON, June S.-The House
Foreign Affairs Committee, with
Democratic members dissenting. voted
TO day to report the Porter resolution
between the Un!ted states and Ger
many and Austria Hungary.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
COUNCIL SABBATH.

On Saturday, March 10Th, the Sab
bath preceding the Purim festival, the
members OF the Council Of Jewish
Women throughout the country will
observe Council Sabbath. In many
Synagogues the local Council sections
have arranged to have the pulpit on
this Sabbath occupied by a Jewish
woman. Rabbis have been asked to de-
vote their message to the work OF
Jewish womanhood.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
FARMING FAST BECOMING
JEWISH OCCUPATION IN
LITHUANIA AND POLAND

Warsaw: Jewish News Service)-
An important conference Of Jewish
farmers is now in progress here. The
conference is held under the auspices
Of the local office of the Joint Distri-
button Committee, and reports of the
conference show that the number Of
Jewish farm workers is constantly
growing in threse districts.
Among other details the fact has
been disclosed that in the district of
Slonim there are now 200 Jewish far
mers, in the district of Prusher, 500
farmers and that large number of
them was to be found in every village
Of the former Grodno government.
The total number Of Jewish farmer
families in the three districts men,
toned consists of some 10 to 10000
souls.
The farmers now desire loan Of
one hundred million marks or about
100000 dollars to enable them to turn
farming into a profitable occupation.
Their representatives have appealed
to the Joint Distribution Committee
for loan.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
JEWISH WORKERS DEMAND RE-
LIGIUOS INSTRUCTION IN
SOVIET.

Wilma: Jewish Press News)-Re-
ports which have reached here from
Soviet Russia disclose the fact that
Jewish workers have protested at pub
lie meetings against the Soviet decis-
ion to close Jewish "chodorim' which
the Soviet government has decided to
abolish throughout the country. Jew
ish workers declare that religious ed
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
POLISH CONSTITUTION TO BE
REVISED.

Warsaw: Jewish News Service).-
Owing to the fact that many Of its
clauses violate the Treaty Of Versail-
les, the Supreme Court Of Poland de-
clared the constitution, as recently
adopted by the Polish diet, impossible
Of execution and ordered its revision.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
THE WISH NITOR

1t will, therefore, be incumbent upon
the Polish Diet to appoint commits
sion to revise the instrument. As gen.
orally known now the Polish Consti-
tuition is very reactionary document.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
Page Nine

ucation is essential for their children
and the demand that the latter attend
both the public schools and chorodim,
and that the Soviet government main
tain the latter as well as the former.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
LIFE

Life is a blend Of the good and the
bad
A bit Of the glad and bit Of the sad,
A pinch Of contentment, a time Of un-
rest,
A dash Of the worst and lot Of luck,
A bit Of disaster and plenty Of pluck,
And who would live long must be
willing to know
Winter and summer and sunshine and
snow.
Life is n mixture Of laughter and tears
Hope and despair are a part Of the
years,
Some one is born and then somebody
dies,
Some one is foolish and some one is
wise,
Some one is false to US, some one is
true,
Now 1t is play and then tasks we must
do,
Who grows to manhood must learn
how to take
Joy with It's laughter and care with
its ache.
Life Is a blend Of the good and the i'll,
And we must bear what shall come
by His will:
There must come tears to the bright
est Of eyes.
Care visits the rich and the strong
and the wise,
No one escapes when the rain pelters
down,
Today you may smile, but tomorrow
you may frown,
So stand TO your portion Of sorrow
and strife,
And know that it's all in the battle Of
Edgar A. Guest
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-18
Friday, March IS, 1921.
THE WHITE CREST CHARITY
WAVE.
Continued from Page ~.

ognize all boundary lines, and the dis
tinctions Of classes and wealth. He in
vades the weakened lungs of the un
derfed shop-girl and also those of the
anaemic daughter Of the millionaire.
He entrenches himself alike in the
strained throat Of the school teacher
and also in that Of the over-worked
and over-popular orator. Even the out
and-out most selfish man, therefore,
realizes that there is one charity he
cannot afford to resist for it will leave
behind him the foam Of the white
plague that foam which even chan
ges the changeless bar and destroys
the hardest rocks.
All agree then, that this dreadful
plague must be gotten rid Of. And
those of our unfortunate brothers,
sisters and children who are already
caught in the meshes Of its spider web
we must help in disentangle, and help
quickly. We must send them to the
mountainous of Colorado, where
Gods free air is as pure as is light,
and where that noble institution
known as Jewish Consumtives' Relief
Society Of Denver, Colo, will throw
open to them its portals in genial and
brotherly welcome.
This society is the great life-pro-
longing agency Of American Jewry.
It Is at same time the prophylactic
or preventing organization,
who, by removing the patient in all
forms and stages Of tuberculosis to a
health-giving environment, assists in
rendering our own surroundings free
from uncontrolled infection and some
times contagion.
The institution has suffered lately
for want Of more housing capacity for
the many unfortunates who come in
great numbers to Denver for the last
two years on account Of the relapses
from the influenza, which left them
with weakened lungs, and they have
created very congested state Of con-
ditions at the institution, and the en-
largement Of the home became more
and more urgent as the numbers Of
those consumptives grew rapidly. But,
here came fire and added to our con-
gested state Of affairs so that the
building Of a real big sanatorium re-
CARELESS Of the high cost Of labor and
material became imperative.
Dallas has so far shown its cooper
alton with this most important insti-
tuition, through the greatest generosi-
ty Of Mr.. Harry Sigel Of this city. Not
only Is he national director Of this in
stitution, but he Is also life member
and has had In his and his wifes' name
q room with two beds for which he
contributed three thousand dollars,
and Is yet considering to endow an
other room in the names Of his chill
dren.
Let the rest Of our brethren here
follow this great philanthropic exam
pie in keeping themselves and their
dear ones safe from contact with those
unfortunates which are met with out
stretched arms by the officers Of Den
ver's Jewish Consumptives Relief So
ciety.
In behalf Of the local committee we
thank all our friends for past and fu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ell GOBIERNO DE HOLANDA SOIL
CITA INFORMES ACERCA DEL
VAPOR '.ASIENTO"

En- la COrte Federal fuimos informa-
dos en- la mailana de hoy, que nues-
tro distinguido amigo D. Waldemar E.
Lee, consul de Holanda en- Puerto Rico,
habfa recibido TN cable del gobierno de
aquella naci6n, solicitando informes de
10 ocurrfdole al vapor holandes "Asien-
to-, por que habfa sido confiscado
pOr las autoridades federales de este
pals.
Ell sefior Lee, inmediatamente Sc en-
trevist0 con Ell fiscal de la Certe AFe-
deral, Mr.. Wells, con ell fin de que es-
te le suministrara los detalles de la
causa que ha ocasionado la detenci6n
del buque en- este puerto, para asf CO.
municarselo al gobierno de la naci6n,
que representa-.
FL fiscal Wells, lie inform6 al senior
Lee, que el buque no estaba confiscado
como sc ha dicho, Y que solamente es-
taba detenido en- el puerto, debido a
una cantidad de licores que le fue ocu-
pada en- Ponce, y que ademas, ell juicio
contra el buque sera celebrado el vier-
mes, dfa dos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
LA VIDA EN- FL NORTE
Larata taylahermosaWuda

cacerfa, mientras, abajo, en- la calle,
resonaba el congo de una ambulancia
del hospital mas cercano, el de Cum
berland ST., en- ell que lleg6 al lugar de
los acontecimientos, ell doctor Fish
berg.
La rata no pudo encontrar salida ia
cilmente. Saltaba de un lado a otrO,
mientras los hermanos O'Neil y varios
!hombres del vecindario la persegufan,
repartiendo estacazos que arruinaron
Ell decoradO de las paredes, rompieron
varios anaqueles, y derribaron algunas
isillas. 1ncidentalmente, al correr la
rata entire las piernas de algunos de
los vecinos que sc hallaban en- el apar-
tamento, cafan las escobas de los per-
seguidores sobre las extremidades infe
riores de los que no podfan hurtales Nel
cuerpo, respondiendO Ia extrema sensi-
bilidad de Ia tibia a cada golpe con un
CRITIC de Ia vfctima, que, al sumarse
os que eran lanZados en- Otras parties
de la casa, animaban mas Ia escena.
Al fin. la rata pudo ser sitiada en- ell
cenicero de una estufa. Los hermanos
! iO'Neill, yalientemente, le cOrtaron la
retirada, tapando la salida con los ira
pos que tuvierOn ca mahO. Immediate
mente, el policfa, erigido, por ser la
mas alta representation de la autori-
dad, en- jefe, dispuso la medida tacti-
, ca necesaria arrOjar aqua hirviente
por Ia bOca de la estufa, IA fin de que
asf pereciese ell enemigo. La rata, sin
embargo, al sentirse escaldada, hiZo un
supreme esfuerzo Y con el impactO de
su miedo Y de su fuerza, pues trataba-
Sc de un hermOsO animal de mas de
ochO pulgadas de largo, rompi0 la ba-
rrera Y salt0, sorprendiendO los ST.
tfadores, hacia el comedor, dOnde Sc re-
fugi6 bajo un pequeiio armario conten-
two, de las pleas de porcelana Y cris-
tai de la familia.
La rata pareci0 darse cuenta de que
dOnde Sc hallaba serfa diffcil que la
atacasen, pues Sc la vic, jadeante, full
guIando en- sus ojos el terror, reposar
un segundo a la vista de sus persegui-
dores. Estos tambi6n hicieron una pau
sa. Esperaban que saliese de aquel lu-
gar. Pero uno, posefdo de la locura de
ila cacerfa, la atac6; cayeron otrOs has
tones rodando sobre la rata, Sc agru-
paron todos alrededor del armario Y
mientras los cristales de este, las ta-
zas Y los platos, cafan destrozados por
los golpes de hombres, mujeres y mu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

Washington, octubre de 1921 Ocu-
Irri6 un gran escandalo en- una casa de
Pearl Street, Brooklyn, a consecuen-
cia de haber mordido una gigantesca
rata la hermosa viuda Mrs. Corco-
ran, en- ell pie derecho.
Mrs. Corcoran dormGa en- la prime
ra habitaci0n del apartamento Y jun
to ella, en- una CANA pequefia, SUI So
brino James Welsh. Sentirse la hermo-
sa viuda herida por la espada de mar
fiji de la rata, Y saltar de Ia CANA Ian
zando gritos estridentes, semejantes a
os de la sirena de un trasatlantico en-
maiiana de niebla, todo fu6 uno. Ell So
brino, naturalmente, al despertar So
bresaltado, yer las gesticulaciones de
SUI tia, Y Dir sus gritos, cumpli0 ell de-
Der elemental de. los niilos de contri-
buir cada uno en- la medida de sus fuer
zas aumentar ell ruido de la vida.
Los hermanos de Mrs. Mary, Thomas
" William O'Neil, fueron echados de
sus camas por los gritos, y en- ropas
memories salieron provistos de sendos
lrev6lveres en- direction al cuarto de su
hermana, hacienda en- el trayecto va
rios disparos para amendrentar a los
que habfan aSustadO a su hermana.
Quedaba en- su cuartO un miembro de
la familia, Mrs. Ellen Haughney, tam
bi6n viuda. Esta oy6 ell estr6pito, Pc
no como es mujer demasiado delgada,
no sali0 sin echarse encima alguna ro-
pa. AL asomar al hall que comunica
todas las habitaciones del apartamen-
to, yer a sus hermanos corriendo en- ro-
pas memories y disparando sus armas
de fuego, mientras que en- la habita-
ci6n mas lejana segufan gritando Mrs.
Mary y su sobrino, pens6 que Sc ira
taba de algo muy grave, sali6 hacia el
pasillo pidiendo auxilio a gritos los
demas vecinos, suplicandoles que 1la
masen a la policfa.
A los cinco minutes, estaban en-. la
casa de los cuatro hermanos todOs los
hombres Y todas las mujeres residen-
tes en- la casa. armados con 10 que
pillaron a mano, con un cuchillo de CO.
Gina los unos, con una escoba los otros,
con ell rolling pin, maZa moledora de
la cocina los otros =, detras de todos,
el policfa John Norris.
Segufan los gritos histericos de la
viuda SUI sobrino, pero La escena
habfa cambiado mucho. Los que pudie-
ron darse cuenta de 10 que sucedfa,
comprendieron que era precise exter-
minar a la rata agresora, y empez6 la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
EL cAso DE la RANpERA

Ell dfa 25 de los corrientes, Sc VIC
ante la Corte Municipal de Yabucoa,
'el juicio contra los sehores DR.. Frap-
cisco Bonelli Y Manuel Texidor, acr-
sados de profanaci6n a la bahdera de
los Estados unidos Y de un delito de
alterar la paz, sosteniendo la acusa-
ci6n del hecho contra la bandera, Ell
Hon. Fiscal del Distrito. Ia Corte,
luego de. DIR la prueba y defensa de
los acusados, absolvi6 al Dr.. ROnelli
v declare culpable al senior Manuel
Texidor, imponiendole 500 de Irufta:
En- el case de alteration de la paz,
rcsult6 absueito b! DR.. Bonelliy sem
tenciado Ell sefior Texidor a 500 de
multa. Don Manuel Texidor inter-
puso recursos. de apelacs6n para ante
hi Corte de Disnito de Hamadio; eh
|cada caso. SO = y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Varias Noticias
DON JOSE LAMEIRO

! Desde hace algGn tempo habfamOs
dejado de yer por aquf don Jose La
metro, uno de los mas populares Y dis
tinguidos representatives de casas anne
ricanas, que viajan por nuestra isla.'
Ell tiltimo yapor que vino del Norte
nos trajo nuestro amigo, que repre-
senta, como saben nuestros lectores, a
la importante frma de New York. Bar
clay Y Co., fabricantes del Jabon Reuter-
Y de otros varios preparados para ell
tocador, todos de muy legftimo re-
nombre.
Representa-, ademas, ell Sr. Lameiro,
que es tan querido entire nosotros, por
sus dotes de amabilidad Y simpatfa, a
Donijer and Company, fabricantes e
importadores de cepillos para el toca-
dor Y diversos artfculos para los dro-
guistas.
Nuestro amigo Sc propone recorrer la
isla, visitando su clientela Y dejan-
dose yer de suS numerosos amigos. tan
numerosos como sus clientes, por 10
menos.
Bien venido Ell amigo Lameiro, de
quien nos decfa aver una DANA que.
ha visitadO muchO los cabarets neoyor-
quinOs Y que habla muy bien el portu-
CUES: Jay, Lameiro! Ese nombre es
un poema!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Los comentos de aver.

Aver continuaron los concentrates
de la actual situaci6n y las versiones
fueron diversas.
La Comision que preside el senior
Barcelo ha salido para Washington
despues de permanecer un dia en-
Nueva York.
Sc habla de candidates para el pues
to de gobernador de la Isla, por SUI
poner que ell actual vaya despues un
cargo en- ell Departamento de inmigra-
cion de Nueva York y Sc indica a
los seiiores Hord, empleado de Teso-
reria que fue en- la Isla, casado con
una seiiora nativa hermana de un Sc
nador y del Partido Republican, Ma
cional; al ex Juez de Distr;to Y Co.
misionado del gobierno dc los Estados
Unidos senor. Otto Shoenrrich, para
diversas gestiones, en- Centre Ameri-
ca v Santo Domingo; y dos candi-
datos portorriquenos, todo este de
acuerdo con que ell gobernador actual
desee, mas tarde, ir otro cargo en-
lei Continente.
Por la tarde Sc dijo que Sc habfa
recibido por un peri6dico un despacho
por cable anunciando que el goberna-
dor embarcaba el proximo viernes de
regreso a la Isla. Pero no hubo con-
| firmaci6n.
La prensa de Nueva York publica
|interesaites detalles de 10 ocurrido
| allf con motive de la llegada de las
icomisiones de Puerto Rico y el non-
bre de la Isla Sc ha repetido y reptile
por los grandes rotativos, cuyas apre-
clones son diversas, segdn el campo
en- que militen, pero dando interes
| al problema de la Isla.
La version de un possible viaje del
lPresidente del C6mite de Asdntos In
sulares, esta Isla, vuelve repetir-
Sc, pero no hay nota Official respecto
de este.
Sc cree que Ell Attorney General Sc
nor Mestre esta va en- Washington y
que informara respecto de los asun-
tos de Ia Isla en- que ha intervenido,
en- Ell case probable de que sea reque-
rid6 para clio. ~. ys''s-
En- tanto no Sc tengan noticas de
liza entrevista lde. Ia cofnisi6n de- la Le-
gislatura con el Presidente Harding
L ~ IA = . -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

chachos, el perseguido animal de un
salto, escapa de. todos, abusando de su
pequefez para meterse audazmente en-
tire el grupo de los que trataban de ma
tarla Y prolongar el her6ico duelo de
una rata con dos docenas de personals,
saltande una silla; una mesa, a un
cuadro, a un rinc6n y al OtrO, a un
cuartO, al Immediate, Ia cocina. Los
Iperseguidores descargaban sus palos,
sus' cuchillos. Uno de ellos, mentt-
do, dejaba .caer el hacha de bomber0
de cue sc habfa provist0, producien-
do el mismo efecto que un cafonazo,
sin que ninguno de sus golpes diese
en- ell blanco. Alsfin,- uno de los hernia
nos O'Neil descarg6 un bastonazo So
bre la cabeza de la fugitiva, que la hi
20 caer sin conOcimiento y el hombre
Llel hacha aprOyech6 esta circunstancia
para rematlrla. AL verla aplastada
una de las vecinas expres6 las ideas
de todos, cuando dijo:
-iQue lastima / Podrfamos Taber-
la exhibido. ~ -
La familia O'Neil Sc vic obligada a
mudarse, porque los 'destrozos causa-
dos en- SUI casa requieren una semana
de trabajos de los a1bahiles y decora-
dores. Nueve vecinos tuvieron que ser
conducidos en- la ambulancia al hospi-
tai, para que. Sc les practicase la pri-
mera cura en- las cOntusiOneS que los
perseguidores de la rata les causaron
en- el estrechO apartamento, y todos
los Obreros que residen en- la cuadra
de la Gale Pearl doncse esta situada
la casa que fle teatro de los aconte-
cimientos Telatados, renunciaron me-
diO dfa de trabajO, pues, como el suce-
so ocurri6 las dos de la madrugada,
la perdida del suenO les oblig6 dor
mir la mafiana Y varias seiioras, entire
elias, principalmente, las dos viudas,
tendrdn que someterse a tratamiento
medico porque su sistema nervioso ha
quedad6 completamente. desequilibra-
do.
Asf sOmos en- todas parties los que
pertenecemos al hormiguero humane.
Muy a menudo el sentido comfn pier
de su dominic sobre nosotros, v, guia-
dos por el instinto 10 olvidamos todo,
10 atrope1lamos .todo, nos olvidamos de
todo, para obedecer su ciego impulse,
exactamente igual que el toro al Ian
zarse con los ojos cerrados sobre la
capa roia del tofero.
Victor MEiiOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
LA. COLONJA EsPANOLA DE CA.
GUAS CELEBRA I'm BALE
ell Ola IL.

Nos ha enviado atenta invitaci6n
para el animado halle de Confanza
que ha de 1levarse a efecto er la mo-
che del II de dieiembre pr6ximo, en-
Ia colonia Espafiola de Caguas, inn
nortante Centre Sociaa que Sc We
sIenlprc favorecidc por 10 mas distin-
guido de la sociedad cagiieha. Ell
Baile dara. comienzo a las nueve, es-
tando la parte musical a cargo de La
arquesta Areuinzoni, de esta capital.
Damos. las gracias al scnor don
5sidoro Alvarez presidente de dicho
Centre Social, por La amable invita-
eion que nos ha dirigido.