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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
SPECIAL FEATURES AT THE
GRAND THEATER TONIGHT

The new syncopating Four jazz
orchestra which appeared Cor the
first time last night at the Birchmont
dance, and which Is second to none In
the United States, will appear to-.
night at the Grand theater in accom-
paniment of Charlie Van, the popu-
lar local singer, who will offer make
Believe, the latest song fox-trot.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
preamlno Of Fi.hes

To dream Of being in fish market
shows that you possess great spirit
and that you will be rewarded for
your trouble. To dream Of the fin
Of fish denotes poverty and wretch
edneSS. - ~ asl5ttslA $5 s5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
Try This.

= To prevent the gloss coming of Of
your white paint wash it with milk
md a little soap. That will be much
cheaper than repainting and is effec'
tive. = Il 81. Y H.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
pr.ctice Of Riohteousne..,

Practice Of Righteousness.
Skill in advising others is easily at
tanned by men; but to practice right
eousness themselves is what only a
few can succeed In doing. -Hitopa-
desa. <sr..,.&s@. r. <a..s, T !. 4, .F
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09

Resigned the Vice Presidency.
The only vice president TO resign
was John G. Calhoun, who gave up.
the vice presidency to become u uni
ted States senator. ,.t"q, ... ~ Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
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Then and Now.

The old-fashioned man who used to
retire with a few hundred dollars now
has son who spends a few hundred
dollars each day before he retires.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
Strange Inconsistencies.

Strange Inconsistencies.
Here is one of life's Inconsistencies:
afraid Of a woman. and woman Is
afraid Of q mouse.-EXchange.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-09
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of effects songs
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-06
LOCAL NOTES

J. J. Sawatzky of Darfur was a
recent business visitor here.
Ed. Mayer of Nicollet spent Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week here.
Mrs. H. L. Runck is back home from
a pleasant weeks visit with relatives
in North Star township and at Spring
field.
Mrs. Henry Beussmann of North
Star Township is enjoying a three
weeks visit with local relatives and
friends. ....E
Miss Gertrude Schultz has returned
to Springfield, following a brief visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Schleuss
ner, in this city.
DR.. J. G.. Rothenburg and family
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Rothenburg's father, George Doehne,
on South German street.
Mrs. Christ Jensen of Darfur is re-
covering nicely from the effects of a
serious operation, which she underwent
at local hospital recently.
Miss Helen Miller returned to her
home at St. Peter, last, Tuesday, after
a pleasant visit of a few days with
the family Of her uncle, DR.. C. w.
Miller, here.
Mrs. Augusta Prahl returned home,
last Tuesday afternoon, from Spring
field, where she spent a week visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Buddensick. -..-..-,..-.--.--z ..-.--,-...-
Mrs. Philip Legare and baby of
Marshall are enjoying an extended
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Schwendinger,
North State street.
H. H. Griep of Winthrop is recover
ing satisfactorily from an operation
for appendicitis, which he underwent
at the Loretto Hospital here the fore
part of last week.
The Misses Elizabeth Hintz, Flor
ence Schneider and Myrtle Frederick
son returned home, Saturday, from a
two weeks outing at Lake Washington
They enjoyed camp life very much.
Frank Ockenfels of Springfield is
convalescing nicely from the effects Of
an operation for appendicitis and fol
the removal, Of his .tonsils, which was
performed upon him at a local hospital
recently. 49,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brandt and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Wegner of
Lamberton were Sunday visitors
here.
Andrew Dauer is slowly convalesc-
ing from a long illness at the Loretto
hospital where he has already spent
the past six weeks.
The Henry Schnobrich family of
St. Paul autoed to New Ulm. Sunday
and spent the Fourth with New Ulm
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Woebke were
weekend visitors at the home of Mrs.
Woebke's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerhard Herriges at Madison, MINI.
Miss Anna Felber has returned
to her home at Sleepy Eye, follow
ing a few days visit with New Ulm
friends.
Thirty years ago the Eagle Mill
Of this city was producing only 800
ybarrels of flour a day, according to
the Sleepy Eye Herald of June rs,
Il891. Since that time, the local in
I.dustry has grown to such dimensions
that it ranks well towards the head
of the list Of interior mills Of the
United States.
We were misinformed by Supt.
I Arnold Gloor as to the time when the
! local high school library will be open
during the summer months. Miss
Frances Krook, acting librarian, tells
4 us that the library will be open only
4 on Friday afternoons, from 2 to
i 5 o'clock, instead of also on Tuesdays.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zupfer, re-
lsiding on North German street, are
q mourning the loss of their little
daughter, Norma, aged two months,
(which succumbed to heart disease at
the family home, Thursday. Funeral
Fservlces were conducted at Holy
4 Trinity Catholic church, Friday
morning, interment being in the
u Catholic cemetery.
We specialize in up-to-the- minut.
a Eye Service the scientific kind. Tele
/ phone for an appointment.
{ SCHLEUDERS
Optometrists and Opticians.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-06
Miss Lydia Sasse of Sleepy Ely
was caller here, Wednesday.

Miss Lydia Sasse of Sleepy Eye
was caller here, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Menk of ST.
Peter were Sunday guests at local
friends.
August Schroeder of Sleepy Eye
transacted business in this city, We'd
nesday.
Marion Pfaender was guest at the
F. Bergquist home in Lafayette, one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stadtherr and
family Of Gibbon were over-sunday
guests of local relatives.
The John and William Reetz families
of Danube spent Sunday at the August
Reetz home on North State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. N. Robertson and
little daughter, Jean, are back from a
few days visit with Sleepy Eye rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Huiras and
Miss Magdalena Gundermann of
Sleepy Eye were New Ulm callers, last
Tuesday. 5sl
The Max Siegel and Frank Klatt
families and Mrs. G. R.. Schroeder Of
Danube were over-Sunday guests Of
New Ulm relatives.
Little James Schmidt, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fremont Schmidt of Spr ng-
field, former residents of this city,
suffered severe injury to his left arm
above the elbow, recently, as result
of falling down stairs, while playing.
Donald Schultz of Darfur has re-
turned home after recovering from a
minor operation performed upon him
at local hospital recently. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz,
accompanied him to New Ulm.
Miss Stella Schilling of Springfield
who escentfy submitted to an operation
for appendicitis at the Loretto Hospital
her, has completely recovered from The
effects of the ordeal and has resumed
her duties as beokkeeper for the
Springfield Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Reetz were
recent guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Doepke at Clements.
The occasion was the latters' 45th
wedding anniversary and large mum
Der of relatives andS friends gathered
to assist them in properly observing
the event.
Miss Therese Bigot, daughter OF
Ferdinand Bigot, a former resident OF
Springfield and New Ulm, was recently
married at Jamestown, N. D., to
Arthur J.. Rulon, a prominent young
banker of the latter place. The newly
weds will reside at Jamestown. The
Review joins with the many Brown
county friends of the bride in wishing
her and her husband long and happy
welded life.
John Schmelz, we'll known resident
Of Springfield and former postmaster
there, came to New Ulm the fore part
of last week, to meet his son, Frank
Schmelz, o. Minneapolis, and his
daughters, the Misses Katherine and
Clara Schmelz, who had been enjoying
weeks visit in .the Mill City. The
young folks accompanied their father
to Springfield.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-06

Emil G.. Hage transacted business
at Hanska the fore part of last week.
The Misses Molly Collins and
Marie Forster visited friends at Man
kato over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. William Fritsche and
their little daughter, Amalia, will
leave, Friday Of this week, for Wood
ruff, Wis, where they expect to spend
about three months at "a summer resort.
aArmin Steinhauser Of Lamberton
is spending part of his vacation with
local relatives. He accompanied his
aunt, Miss Annie Steinhauser to this
city, upon her return from a several
days stay there.
Arthur Engen has returned to his
home near Lamberton, having re-
covered from an operation for appen-
dicitis, which he underwent at the
Union Hospital here some four weeks
ago. He also had his tonsils removed
while here.
NATL, Mazda Lamps are better.
Secure them at C. A. Stolz Hardware
Store. Adv. 81
y, Mrs. Hannah Ward and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Milwaukee, Wis,
arrived here Saturday and are enjoy
| ing several weeks visit at the home
Of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Herbert Huevelmann, South State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Backer of
Minneapolis, Mimi, accompanied by
Stella and Freddie Backer of that
city were visitors at the Aug. Backer
home in Milford over the. Fourth.
Mrs. Gust Backer and family of
Clements also visited at the Backer
home. The trip was made by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bautz and
little daughter, Lucille, motored to
Fort Dodge, Iowa, last Tuesday morn
ing, where they are visiting relatives.
They were accompanied thither by
Mrs. Bautz' sister, Miss Nellie Horn,
who had been their guest here for some
time, and Miss Hildegard julius. They
expect to return home Saturday Of this
week. s
Mrs. Emma Wellmann and Miss
Ada Erler entertained a number of
friends at a theatre party and luncheon,
Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs.
T. A. Dorgan. The Dorgan family
is leaving for Marshall, Mr.. Dorgan
having been transferred to that terri
tory by the Standard Oil Co. The
many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dorgar
regret their departure, but wish then
success and happiness in their new
home.
A. D.. Ellison of Minneapolis ar
rived here Saturday for severa
5 days stay with Mrs. Ellison ant
children, who are visiting her par
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hetlinger
$ South jefferson street. The Ellison
family recently removed to Minnea
f polls from White Fish, Mont, an,
, Mrs. Ellison and children are stay
< ing in New Ulm until suitable
( residence can be secured in the Mil
J, City. .'
!, The Dougherty Stock Compan,
: of seven people opened at the Gran,
e Theatre Sunday night to a good
: sized crowd and from the expression
heard following the show they mad
: an excellent impression with tn
!, Comedy, Cheerful Liars. 2 Start
]. ing Wednesday this company wi
present a Four Act Rural Coined
Drama Caprice" Starting Satu1
: day. George Broadhursts great Pla
!. Bought and Paid For. Excellen
: music and vaudeville is used betwee
acts,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Los sinnleiners
matan dOspO6cias
oerca de Dublin
IDcSpllCS cnlrafNBn cn un
Hospital nlalanSio "A
un SoltlaSlO inglcS.

SDs utsaso ssrvsc.o cablegEaAro Esps saisib
DUBLIN. mayo 23.--Dos policias
que rcaliEaban Una excursion en- mo-
tOcicleta por los alrededores De csta
ciudad. fucron muertos balazos Ger
ca de LOngsOrd pOr varios S!nnfeiners
descOnocidos, QUO lucgo de cometido
el horrendo crimen penetIarOn en un
Hospital de la poblacion, sacando a
un ex soldado ingles herido que sc ha-
llaba ALI, matandOlo despiadadamente.
En- los precisOs instantes en- que ocu-
rria este escandaloso suceso, Sc ha-
llaban presentes en- el hospital la espo
sa hija del paciente. La revolucion,
per tanto, ha llegado a tomar carac-
teres de una guerra sin cuartel, en-
lrlanda.
LISBOA, mayo 23.-Ha dimitido el
Gabinete que presidia el senior Ber-
nardino Machado. FL Presidente Sc
apresura a lamar a los principales
lideres politicos para la formation de
otro que lie sustituya.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

tes, lie acompahaba ell joven Cesar Es-
pailol.
\ Ia SalidH de Rayam6n. el auto del
Sr. Noeas - fut contra un arbol al
DOLLAR una c,llva.
Sc cree que cl estado de la carretera,
muy resbalosa por el aqua que habia
cafdo hizo que el auto patinase, yen
do chocar contra eI arbal situado
tuera de la cpneta.
FL auto Sc volc6, rompiendose las
puertas &c ambos lados. las ruedaS
quedaron fuera, yoleandose el coche
con los pasa jerus depajo.
Los Sres. del Rio, Larroca. Portela
Y Seone pudieron sacar, duras pc
mas, dc debajo del auto a los SreS.
Novas Y Espalol.
FL joven Espaiiol solo teiia una le-
sion eu Ia frente. sin gravedad; pc
ro al Sr. Novas fue precise llevarlo Sc
guidamente a Bayam6n. en- ell auto que
guiaba el Sr Seoane, haciendole ALI
la primera cura ei DR. Fossas y sien-
do llevado despu6s al Santorio del Au-
xlio Mutuo. eli Rio Piedras v quedan-
do al caidadt Ge aquellos facultativos
que le atendieron enseguida. En- los
primeros momentos el aspecto del le-
sionado era de cuidado.
FL suceso ha causado penosa impre-
sion en- la ciudad, en- donde es general
mente estimado ell Sr. Novas, por cuyc
restablecimiento hacemos votos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
La Quijano en- ell
Municipal

Durante las tres nOches pasadas. ha
venido actuandO ell el Teatro Munich
pal, la esplendida tOnadillera Ras,l-
rrecci8n Quiiam0. que ha refrendado
los exitos alcanzados ell todos los es-
cenarios de San Juan.
Ell pliblico ha tributado todas estas
noches a la hermosa y simpdtica ar
tista ovaciones interminables.
Para el microbes Sc estd preparall-
do un beneficio para los demnificados
por ell fueso de Puerta de TERRA, ira
bajando Resurrection Quija,lo. con la
collaboration de Los PARA, el due
ito Lopez Muiloz .Manzano, la peque-
iia troupe Banquells Y otrOs artistas.
.Selsi I'm programa atrayante Y un
espectaculo. divertido. Y, al mismO
tempo, una obra buena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
La despedida del
Gobernad0r Yager
JdiDLe Sold.

\ laa1D 30 de la maiiana de hoy lie
go al muelle on dOnGe embarc0 para los
EstadoS Inide>. cl cX-Gobernador va
ger. acompanado de su distinguida ia
milia. En sill auto el Secretario parti-
cular. ST. Rodriguez. esposa Y lnadre
politica de aquel. En- otro autom0vil
el Gobernador INFERNO. Sr. Benedicto
con la Srta Diana Wager.
Tn piquete de policia insular con el
Jefe. el captain Schettini y Jefes de
distrito de la Isla.' hizo honores al DR..
Yager
Mucha concurrenca ell el muelle Y
Ell ella "Migt,alia' Y un grupo de dis
tinguidas damas que lleyaron ramos
de hermosas flores.
Ell Comisionado de Servicio Publico
de San Juan, Sr. Travieso; ell Presi-
dente del SenadO ST. Barcel6 Y Speak
er" de la Camara, Sr. Coll Y Cuchf Y
la mayor parte dc los Senadores Re
presentantes; con el Attorney General.
los jueces de San Juan, Sres. Rodri-
guez Sierra, Jimenez Sicard6 Fiscal
Quihones, Juez Fiscal de Humacao,
Sres. Berga Y Massari v Juez de Vega
Baja, Sr. f. Carreras, Y Fiscal del Su-
premo, ST. Figueras, todos los jefes
de departamento v Assistants, Sres.
Cuevas Zequeira, Gonzalez Font, Homo
re, Loret, Muiioz, Benftez Y Skerret.
Sr. Luis Sanchez Morales, Jefes de
Departamentos de. San Juan, entire
otras personalidades, Sc vieron en- ell
muelle hasta que las 10 80 dej6 Ell
vapor su atracadero Y toin6 ell canal.
Desde cubierta. decfan adios los viaje-
ros..
Una nutrida representation de of
ciales del ej6rcito estuvo tambi6n en-
el muelle y pasaban de 500 personals
Ids QUC OttCASdo ICpECSGutd
clones fueron despedir al ex-Gober-
nader distinguida familia.
Entire la prensa, Redactores de la
Democracia' La Correspondence" Y
Ell IMPARCIAL a tomar sus notas.
La s'Borinquen'. ell "Himno del Sol
dado" v el "Himno de Washington,
cerrando La despedida, fuerDn ejecuta-
dos entire aplausos y la mayor parte
o toda la concurrencia descubierta a
pesar de los ardientes rayos del sol
que disipaban en- esos momentos La
bruma de una mafiana lmyiosa.
A las 11:15 doblaba ell "Kitterys la
boca del canal. Buen viaje a los que
Sc ausentan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
La bOda del Sabado

En- la Iglesia de Santa Ana Sc cele-
bro ell sabado ell la nOche, la boda de
nuestro estimado amigo don Francis
co Casas Y Trava con la bella Srta.
Julia Rahola y Sotomayor.
Ell temple estaba cuajado de flores,
Y ell altar mayor lucia una radiante
Illumination.
La elegante silueta de la novia Sc
destacaba Ell blanco bajo la nieve de
los azahares En- el sequito de La des-
posada vimos muchas caras bonitas
Terminada la ceremonial nupcial, Sc
trasladaron los novios Y su acompa-
hamiento al domicilio de los sefiores
Rahola, donde sfueron todos muy OBJ
sequiados.
Allf vimos las seiioras de Leon, de
Rouset, de Aldea, de Cabanillas, de
Suarez, de Taboas, de Ramirez de Are
llanO, de Rodriguez, de Fraile y Otras
que la mem0ria no recuerda.
De un grupo encantador de sefiori-
tas amigas de la novias Sc destacaban,
Carmifia Leon, Amalia y Carmen Sua-
rez, Rita Y Conchita Ruiz, Belen Y
Cecilia Pescador, Carmen Y Conchita
Rodriguez, Titt Balsac. Adelaide Val
des, Ines Lopez Cepero, Ruth Livings-
tone, Livinia Mitchell. Mercedes Bull,
Pepita, Amparo Pillar Taboas, Ma
nuela y Conchita Sobrino, Melin Ramf
rez, Eldisa y Josefina Asencio. Pepita
Y Mary Rouset y Maria Cristina Be
nftez.
ALI admiramos tambi6n los precio-
SOS regalos recibidos por los novios
que han salido para el Balneario de
Coamo yer surgir allf la luna de miel
que ponga su luz de ensuefio en- Ell ca,
mino que emprenden juntos ahora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

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l,,~v,ig,t .je Ia. l~s,ssus. isasFa a. a s.s
ipsaass s,ur y. sssuisA. Eafa sa,ses.s.,
,,vs-.ya. 4 10 l,su,us,. .lsu.l. ausi y essn
,s,ssi. l,srsrse a.s.le Ausrls. Al na.
s,s,t. ada ,y.lat .is~ie A ruiwrnrisu
ta.F aa salna xsrfada de- IA rmtria Su
,.s,,lfisu ,~.tk ,.u ,s.maulrnris.n .,.ustan.
ie can Ella Sus cansei.s sau agala~
aauf g.a siis,nuria. 81 desa,,a ,i,,nHu,isu.
"a ies da u,,a au,or,aad uue t,adi, re.
.at,a rNsi,,n cllos n s.,s familiareS a
aue mo ~ dejeu impomr ..yr ani.neS
u,v.,,.,,,lan ,sca.n.t,s,r a u,er-ed del
Jura,lo las Snu,.is,,,es de Ia ley No as
vendaiS ,nr NADIA -,lelpn derir a los
SuvoS Tened y,leStro MAYOR deSprecio
para 81 que So venda alresletlor de
HOsoiros Y alejadle de yuestro trato.
Y Sabed que 81 S0is v0s0tros los que
claudicais. NADIA os librara en- la vida
ne huestio uesprclo'
Ia NE acompailah emil 'htes escrlto-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Ell Accidente de Anoche'

A las de la nOche de aver Ocurri0
un accidente automovilfstico que pudo
haber costado la vida los Sres. Jose
NOvas, de la firma del Rio Co. del
alto comercio de esta ciudad. Y Cesar
Espaiiol. tambien del comercio.
Muchas personals de San Juan ha
bfan lido al entierro. ell Vega Baja, del
ST. Ramon Perez, comerciante de aque
LA ciudad. ell que Sc llev6 efecto ell
la tarde del domingo.
Ell Sr. Novas, que estaba relaciona
do en- negocios con ell extinto fue tam
bien a su entierro.
autom6vil ell que fueron a Vega Ba
ia los Sres. S. Suau Rafael Larroca,
ell Sr NOvas los trajo en- Su caro- a
San Juan, volvierdo aquella .pobla
ci6n en- busca de su socio ell Sr. Pablo
del Rio, que tampoco podfa regresar a
causa de la rotura de dos gomas, ac-
cidente ocurrido en- ell trayecto
Ell autom6vil en- que fueran a Vega
Baja los Sres. Larroca V Suau, que
iba guiado por Manolfn Seoane acom-
panado del joven Eduardo Larroca Fa-
rasona, fue arreglado despues Ell We
ga Baja y trafa para San Juan a la
familia del Rio. Detras de este carro,
yenfa tie regreso deinitivo = San
Juan ell Sr. Novas Y como dijimos an
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

PROBLEMAS ESPANOLES

tsrs,aa. tirnr cssllssinr...H HHsnaiisA
~ ai,~~r uar Il. la condrsa sssla is'e.
Aisnlsle. laeEa. in ~ -ssh snai hssslia.
oar slaisa q fal@4r N ys'sSlna q Zoe
iaees Issaiar-s ssiaHae suieNa @r-
vir a Ia sasiisaa. Aalc p"r tc'le 10 a.
saiD saslcRrr CUE, csssnde m-Hos para
cslo. a. necsaria rrio1nar Il Csaigo
Penal.
lso rsctiio ~ rs.ii-e = Las tvsas ca
qne Il 1sTad0 olsfa tcciameisir. Son
lys ncnos tsvimos horIerizasles ,lc laa
condcsccndcncias del irilsnal ga one
el pnelslo arroja al tango 10 mas her
mosa de sus prcrrgaiivas democrats.
cas- AhOra mismo. en In Caruiia. las
mujeres tuvierOn que enseiiar ciuda.
danfa, mostrandoles los puios unOs
hOmbres que sc apereibian n absolver
a un parricida adinerado. Fue necesa-
rio que el Fiscal enconirasc un motive
para anular tod0 10 actuado Si Ia Wis
ia de Ia causa hubiese prOseguido. 81
tribunal estarfa a estas hOras en- la
calle. Ell criminal es un ingeniero, un
hOmbre culto. que vic impasibie como
un criado suyo. en- su presencia, ma
taba su mujer. "A la propia. no la
del criado. Y aclar0 este para evitar
una Interpretation anfibol0gica. nacida
mas del horror del hecho que del rigOr
grammatical.
EstOy cansado de exponer mi OPT
ni0n acerca de las tropelias del Jura-
do. Hay que atajarlas. De NADIA valdra
que el Parlamento consienta Ell sepa-
rarlO de las causas por los crfmines
sociales. por In acci6n del terrorismo.
En- todo 10 demas viviremos pcndientes
de la desapreilsi6n venal de los jue-
ces populares. Las leyes seran un mi
to para los criminalistas con nobli-
dad para satisfacer la codicia del Ju-
RADIO Y para los criminales que dis
p0ngan de unos cuantos millares de
pesetas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Los bOlcheIgue
alemanes qmeren
unirse a los usOs
I.Sio dice una nola fran
ccSa cnViaSla al GO
bicrnO inglcS.

de nue1tft service Ssnses .A,ipe - titaAf
LONnREs. mayo 2s.-I-a Embaja-
t.a fIzncesa IN esta capital cFtgcrs
una Meta NJ iscpsrtAmes.so as &sts~l
do .senalando Ia grayedad de IA situa-
ci5n ell Ia Alta Silesia, a csusa dc Ia
persistencia de los polaeos = de fuer-
ties partidas alemanas que van sur
giendo por todas parties, de tenden-
cias bolcheviques, las cuales sc pro-
ponen derrocar el actual GobiernO de
Berlin, para unirse al GobiernO de
Russia lanzarse contra los AliadOs,
con el fin de deiar incumplidas las
clausulaS del Tratado de Paz, impues-
tales a Alemania por los Poderes de
la Entente. La situacion, realmente.
dire la Nota de Franoia, es motive de
gran alarma, pues seria impossible
mantener la paz de Europa 81 no Sc
toman tempo medidas energicas pa
IA reprimil cualquier intento offensive
por .parte de los bolcheyiques alema-
mes Y rusos.