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New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
$l1,227 for One Stamp
Paid at Paris Sale

PARIS, April (By The Associateu
Press six American postage stamps
Of the famous Baron Ferrari collection,
which is being sold at auction here.
to-day brought an average Of nearly
$4,000 francs. The highest price paid
was 10000 francs, plus 171a per cent
state tax, for an envelope marked "Paid
five cents" issued by the Postmaster
at Boscawcn, N. H.. in 1916, when city
postmasters issued local stamps. All six
of the American stamps were issues OF
such local postmasters.
The tax on 105.000 francs would
make the cost of the Boscawen stamp
123,375 francs, or s11,227 at present
exchange rates. This is one of the
highest prices on record for single
stamp and is probably the greatest
sum ever paid for an American issue.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Miner ''Tiger'' Editor
New Yorker Elected Head of
Princeton Publication

PRINCETON, N. j., April 7.-Henry
c. Miner jr., of New York, was elected
managing editor of 1.-The Princeton
Tiger" the humorous publication of
Princeton University here to-day.
Miner, who is a junior. prepared for
Princeton at Riverdae County School
in New York. He earned distinction
this year with a number of lyrics and
part of the dialogue which he wrote
for "Espanola," the 1922 production of
the Triangle Club. Last year he was
literary editor of the Tiger"
The other officers of the new "Tiger"
board are Louis Long jr., of New York,
business manager; Chauncey w. Web
ster, of St. Louis, reelected art editor,
and Stephen K. Little, of New York,
circulation manager.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Actress Accused of killing
New York Man Freed on Bail

PHILADELPHIA, April 7. = Mrs.
Clara Woodward, committed to prison
by the Coroner to await the action of
the grand jury on an Indictment charg-
ing the killing of John Pepperman, of
New York, last month, was admitted
to $4,000 bond late to-day.
The prosecution offered no objection.
Testimony adduced at the inquest to-
day revealed that Pepperman had been
abusing the woman.
Pepperman. who resided in New
York with his wife and two children,
police said, was shot to death in Mrs.
Woodward's rooming house during d
quarrel The defendant was a former
burIesuue actress
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Half of Passengers Women


The aerial express service between
London and Paris was started in the
spring of 1919 and has come to be re-
garded as one of the dependable means
of transportation between the two
capitals. At first only patronizeG by
travellers of an adventurous turn of
mind who wanted to have the thrill Of
air travel, it has developed within the
last two years, with the element of
danger reduced to the very minimum,
into steady daily route. The trip is
made in q little more than two hours
and at least half of the passengers
have been women.
Prominent officials have frequently
availed themselves of the air route to
attend hastily called conferences in
either Paris or London. During the
peace conference, Bonar Law. of the
British delegates, made hurried trips
back to London to attend to routing
official business, often returning the
same day. King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth, of Belgium, also have been
passengers.
The air Pullmans, as they are now
called, are luxurious airships, carry
ing q maximum of about ten or twelve
persons in large, comfortable chairs.
Each seat has separate portfolio,
through which the passenger can view
the landscape.
Tho aerial fare has steadily de-
creased since large numbers Of pas
scngers have taken to this form of
travel and round trip tickets cost
about $50. Another and incidental de-
velopment of the air service has been
the amount of merchandise carried.
Each ship has certain carrying
capacity for goods and the big Paris
dressmakers frequently deliver gowns
in London in this way. Recently a load
don to Paris by air express and many
dogs have also made the trip.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
THE TRUTH
lis also found in frank
confession Of error"

Ihe Tribune 1oitl be glad to receive
and publish corrections of inncc1.-
racics IN its columns.
through an error in reporting the
arrest OF tour men on Wednesday night
dn - a. connection with the theft of So, ,0OO,-
600 worth of opium, one of the prison.
ers, Nicholas Karatacca, was desipnated
in The Tribune as the manager Of ths
Hotel Adelphi, Twenty-t third Street and
ienth Avenue. The management of
the hotel denied this yesterday. Kara
tacca, it was said. had been employed
there as day clerk Aresto Males is
the manager Of the hotel.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Archduke Salvador Arrested
Fined With Other Mobiles for
Riot After Charles's Mass

VIENNA, April I (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-Among the younger
members of the nobility arrested dur
ing the Royalist demonstration after
the requiem mass for former Emperor
Charles on Thursday was former Arch
duke Rainier Salvador. He was
charged with q violation of police or
dinances and was fined 1000 crowns
for unseemly behavior and resisting
the police.
Half a dozen other men bearing his
toric names also were arrested. Their
names were not mentioned on the po-
lice blotter, but several of them were
OF royal descent.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08

during the peak" or rush hours n;ob+
and morning.
Adjournment was taken to 1890 .,
Monday. Ao''o Oil
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08

FUNCHAL, Madeira Island, April Z.
-Dowager Duchess Marie Antonina of
Parma, mother of former Empress Zita
of Austria Hungary, arrived here to-
day from Lisbon for a visit with Zita.
She was accompanied by her four sons
and daughter.
Former Archduke Felix, Zita's son,
has now recovered from his illness.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
6 Die in Air:
P'aris-LOndOn
Liners Crash
Continued from page one)

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gagged in commercial aviation. He was
lieutenant in the Royal Air Force and
also music composer OF some reputa-
ton
1t was said at the Air Ministry this
evening that possibly the two ma
chimes came into collision as n CON
sequence of having been caught in an
air current.
Pilot George Hopkins was killed this
afternoon when the Bristol fighting
plane F-4420, belonging to the training
school at Duxford, crashed at Chettis-
ham, near Ely. There were no passcn-
gers in the plane.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

federal de representatives. q Rresiden-
Ete Harding ke sinti6 fatigado. como
Ponce de LEON despues de su ,batalla
con los frailes de Caparra, y Sc fue.
como el, a la Florida, con tlos ineses
de vacaciores. para reisgvepecefse con
las famesas aguas de Bininf.
Y no tuvo Ia carload de llavarse a
C6rdova Dayila, a quien haqian mas
falta que al Presidente las aguas y
las yacaciOnes.
Habra dicho para 81
81 continda caliente 10 de Puerto
Rico j me llevo en- Ia corTida Cor
doYa Davila. yalientcs vacaefOnes las
que me esperan. Me atcngo mejor
"a la receta, mas . menos fantastica,
de Ponce de Leon!
4 Tn medico frances invenf6 Ell
modo de rcjuvenecer a las pers0-5
mas, meti6ndoles en- el cuerpo una
glandula de mono.
Esta es una monerfa de fejuyene-
ciniento
Ahora Hega Nuera York un por-
tugu6s de America, vulgO Bfasilefio,
lei doctor Petroso, dice que 6l va
mas lejos que su colega frances
con uil procedimiento segnro para re-
silcitar los lnuertos, con la transfu-
sion en- su cuerpo de la sangre de
ratas.
Por 10 visto, la~enfermedati alin
IA mrerte de las personals son sOla-
mente signos de que Sc desanimaiizan,
" para vorvarlos a Ia vida v d la ju-
ventnd es necesario animaIizarlos
,nuevamente. -lsasls
Es precise que vuelvan a tener algo
de monos y de ratas.
Mientras no Sc inyenten otros pro-
cedimientos mas simpaticos, ereo que
sera ipeor 81 fernedfo que Ia enter
medad.
afssaF y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

La sitcaeion poiitica Sc va conipIi-
candIo peligrosamente.
Mientlas fne querella del pattidO
triunfante contra 81 gobernador, el
'asunto Sc ''ventIl0' aquf y en- Il Con-
greso de washington, GAIA todo bajo el
doninio dc Ia polftica y dc Ia prensa !:
no habfa en- clio mas perdida Que Ia
de tempe Y de saliva. u el derrame
de Ia elocuencia Y de Ia tinta.
Pefo la contienda Sc ha lido calen-
ltando por grades, y el puchero Sc
sali0 de madre, su desborlamiento
lego va la Corte lie Justicia de
eSan Juan. en lemanda solemne de
Jun Ono Wdrranto
IA Sc anuncia que ira al juicio una
legion de ahogados caphces de hac6r-
selol lperler a los mismos que 10 ganen,
a fuerza de alegatos y de elocnencia
jurfdica.
I todo encandila mas enardece los
animos s...... cuesta linero.
~ Con la Justfcia limos, amigo
Sancho I! deefa> Don Quijote, apena.
dfsimo ternerOsa de topaz con Ia
legion cllrialesca eI que no le tcnfa
miedo d una legion de gigantes 4 ma.
laRsBrines ni de brujos encantadores
Y no GARCIA de raz6R en- este el
sublime loco
Una vez empezado el pleito Judicial
yendra 16gicamente cl response en- la
tin del Quo WasTautc, certiorar:
ns0,lddnsus, hasta llegar al gori gOr
del pals. sohre quien recaeran indu
dablemente los yidrios rotos.s
Contra esta nneya derivaei6n de Ia
prolOngada sarracina, va ser nece
saria IA union sincera ! patri6tica de
todos los portorri1neios, para salyar
a sn pals, puesto va en- tela de juicio,
que viene ser como la vela de Pc,
nelope. v
Cuando mds eneendida estaba Ia
question portorriqueia en- la .Camara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

" 4 -
Sabado Is, dc 5 a s de la tarde:
Don Abelardo de la Haba y don
Emilio 81 sJinenez. II .T'
De s 4: Don Manuel Gambler Y V
don Lapreano Captero. j
De z q s: Don Anselmo Lores v don
Manuel Martfnez CasanOyas.,
DE 3 a 3: Don Antonio Sarmiiesnntsos J. y
don Jose Gonzalez Padin.
De 2 4 10: Don Jose Ma. Vale y don
HonoratO Andres. " M
De 1OSa 12:: Don Jose Perez Losada
n don Juan Fernandez del Vale.
p Domingo 1s; De s;a 3 de Ia mana
Ina:
DOM R0mHaldo Real J dons enrique
villa. IL, M 7ss &.
De 8 10: Don Teodoro Freiria y
don Jose Rodriguez Ante.
pc 1Osa ~: Don Apollo Felices Por-
4 |tilla don Enrique de Ia Fuente.
De II a II: Don Pedro Bolivar v
don Valentfn Saenz.
De IL 1: Don Feliz Suarez y don
Leopoldo Martinez.
De ] q 2: Don Juan Roig don An
Iselmo Leon.
De 2 3; Don Federico Rubert Y
don Diego Agneros.
De 8 4: Don Francisco Ballester
v don Francisco Casas.
De 4 5: Don Manuel E. Navas y.
don Manuel MADEIRA.
De 5 4 8. Don Antonio Reyes y don
Manuel AgudO.
De 8 az Don Evaristo Freirfa !
don Jose sComas.
De z q 8: Don Jose ZubilIaga v don
cefenino Segundo.
DE 5 4 3: Don Martin Ortega " don
Marcos CafbonelI.
De 8 10: Don Sagundo Cadierno u
don Miguel Such.
De 10 IL: Don Bartolome Esteva
y don Juan Rianeho. s.,
De II assl2: 2c:. Manuel Alvarez
Santos y dor EmiIiano M6ndez.
Lpnes. 20 De 8 10 Ia Junta Lo-
cal de lssuasa de Espafia en- Caguas.
pc & IL: IA colonia Espanola de-
CaGnas.
De ~ 3 4: Don Mariana Rodriguez
Ceinos y don Fernando Valledor.
De 1 a 2: Don Carlos Conde y don
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

(Por eI Lcdo. Pedro Capo Rodriguez

dos por ell g0bernad0r con consulta "
asentimiento del SenadO de Puerto Ri
go! 10 mismO puHde decirse de las
que limitan- Ell veto del gebernadoR en-.
el seatido de que las dos terceras par
tesI de todos los miembros de anbas
camatas puedan insistir en- el proyec-
to degque Sc HAte Y darle ;toda la fuer-,
"a de ley a pesar de sa slesapro obaci6n,
" de las que establecen que todas las
senteneias del Tribunal supreme de
Puerto Rico sean detintivas, a excep-
cion de las que Sc dictaTen en- casos en-
que Sc trate de Ia Interpretation de
.1isposiciones cpnstitueig eigfiaIes q de le-t
yes Yotadas Dor el Congreso de los
Estados Unidos Son asf nismo PLAN
|sibleS otras reformas que porl este pro
veto Sc introducen en- nlestEa ley, OFT
ganica actual, entire elias el aumentO
de nuestra representation en- los Estal
dos pnidos dos comisionados resi-
dentes, Ell vez de uno solo como tene-
mos Cd Ia actuaiidad, especialmente
81 el objeto es que est6n Representatives
en- el Congreso las tendencias principal
les de nuestros partidos polfticos. So
bre este particular puede decirse que
nuestra representation en- el C0ngres0
ofrece ancho campo nuestra actiyi-
dad pOlftica, 81 en- vez de descuidar,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
/ f1onenaje postumo a Don
Pedro Arsuaga

De 8 a 8: Don Dionisio Trigo don
sJacinto Texidor.
Dee a II: Don Ernesto Freyre, don
Rafael Fabian, don Enrique Zorrilla
y don jose Perez Losada.
Martes, 2l. De sa 3: Don Antonio
N. Somoza y don Jose Leon.
DE Ola 49, Don Anacleto Agudo y
don Jose Santisteban.
De 10 all: Don Antonio Rullan u
don Francisco sCasas. as,s
De II q IL; Don Carlos Lopez de
Tord v don AdoIfo Vald6s.
De 12s a i: Don iBartolo Casanovas
" don Guillermo Rullan.
De 4 a 2: Don Manuel Fernandez
Juneosiy y don Eudosio de- Ia sCnstara.
De2 a 3:.Don Jose Llad6, y, don Va
cente Cabanellas. s.
De ga 4: Don Miguel de Ia Euetara
u don Benitot zaldnOnd0. ln
De 4 as: Don Pedro PadrefO y don
Miguel Rpllan, Nh
Pc & 4 g: P0n Pabla del Rio y don
Rupertq Muro.
De 8 a q: Don Gervasio Conde y
don Agapito Pedrero.
De Z 8: Don Edelmiro Gonzalez y
don Emilio Cividanes.
De 8 9: Don Gaspar Berga y don
Emilio Perez.
De 9 a 10: Don joaquin Puials y
don Rafael Larroca.
De 10 a III: On Manuel Gomez y
don Maxine Sobrino.
De a = ~: Don JESUS zubiaurri y
don Juan de Arana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
BILL CAMPBELL

IL
Sc cohcibe, phes, repetfmOs, que In
giaterfa basada en- sus propiOs intere-
lses, en- shs instituciones y en- sus prac-
ticas de gobierno ' sistema colonial
haga bdacado Il sOlucion del proble-
ma iFEsndes en- el estabIecimiento del
Estado Iabre de IFlapda ~ base de nm
gObieFhO colonial apt0pomp analogo
IA. is sil pfnbics dUniinio es Gde
notafse Que ese sisteina colonial avan2
ado de Ia Gran Bfetana Sc orienta
acknowledgements hacia Ia perpetuaci6n
o comunidad de naciones unidas polf-
,ticamehte para fines de mutua pro-
teccion, sOlidaridad y general conYe-
niencia de todos; de suerte que, a
medida Que transcurra eI tienpo ! 10
yayan exigiendO las circunstancias, los
dominiOs iran adquiriendo mayores
ietechOs, mayor nbertad de acci6n u
mayor independe pero en- Cambio
se ira debilitando el poder de Ingla-
terra sObre ellos, hasta que al fin en-
el correr del tempo y a yirtud de cam
bios Y transfo sucesiYas, Ell
Imperio Britanfco yendra ser, en-
efecto, ,a1go asf como una federation
. liga de estados Yerdaderamente lii
bres, soberanos 9 Independence, cuya
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

rfaIa empujar q Ia naci0n hacia una
polftica colonial de corte britanico,
eSencialmente repulsiva " santag6nida
a los principles fundamentals en- que
Sc basa Ia constitution del pueblo anne
ricano en- una gran repdbliea En- caanS
tOEa 10 segnndo, el pr0cesO que iniciar
ia el Bill Campbell zen Puerto Rico,
serfa de Hevarnos, gradualmente, POGO
Il POGO, al abyectni estadoi de, Easallaje
y sumisi6n Gon dereeh0fi de nuestra.
sdiknidad Y nuestro honor, Y con per-
jufcio de nuesttos mis- sagralOs intere
ses ideales Y aspiraciones.
Es de notar, ademas. que aunque CON
arreglo las dIsposiciones de este pro-
yecto, puede decirse que Sc ponen en-
smanos de los portofriquefios los dis
Htintos cargds necesios IA ejecnci0n
de las Ieyes tie los sfados Unid5s con-
cernientes inmigraaIols tarifqs. adua
mas derechos de Importation, no pue-
de decirse de- ninguna maneFa que
por este bill Sc nos conceden atribu-
clones para legisIar sobre estas mate
rias. y mucho menos en- cuanto respee-
ia al ej6rcito. la marina, la moneda,
los correos, la naturalization y expul-
sion de extranjeros otras materials
analogas que tienen tiirectamente bajo
su control Immediate directo los do
minios britanicos. espeeialmente el ca
NADIA, que puede deterninar su poifti-
ca respecto a todas estas ctestiones
lindependientemente de Ia madre pa
| tria.
Resulta, pQes, q. cuand0 Sc examina
en- su esencia verdadera, el Estado
Iibre Asociado de Puerto. no puede
con justicia compafarse con aQuellos
lominios y mucho menos con Irlansls,
], ,cnyo status polftico se ha fljado vir-
ltud, como va henos indicado. de nm
tratado celebrado entire los represen-
tantes del Gobierno britanieo ' los del
pueblos de Irlanda practieamente en- Ia
misna forma que Sc eelehran los tra-
| tados entire las naeiones soberanas,
| libres e independents. Y 81 de Irlan-
da podffa decirse en- eierto modo que
es un estado libre asociado al gran
Imperio B1itanico por los lazos espe-
ciicos que Sc establecen en- dieho tla-
tado, en- el case de Puerto Rico no p6-
dria decirse 10 mlsrno, piesfo que para
fraseando el qieho eelebre en- que Sc
Tidiculiza al antique santo Imperio
Romano. podria anrnarse que el Es-
tado Libre AsocIado de Puerto Rico
que pretende estabIeeef eI BIN Camp
IbeIl, no seria hi esfado, ii libre, III
|asociado
seFfa injusto. sin embargo. no reco-
nocer que FL Bill Campbell contiene al
ennas disposicIones plausibIes. beneil-
eiosas. desde el p1nto de vista de nues.
ira propia c0nreniencia. las cuales. no
cabe neear. sIgniatan una meior6 po-
silva de nueslra ley orednIca = IN
ade|anto indiscutibIe en- eI senlido de-
ampIiar nuosfFo slsfama De eobierho
auton6mIco actnal de aeuerdo con las
l|tsIi'mas asp|yaclones ae nueStI6 poe-
bio sin vi0Ienlar en d m1s mfnimo
'as pltctieas generates al e0b|efno de-
10y NsIAeos unid0' ps esfa c|ase De
dIepos|c|ona. SON. por t|ennio' las dne
esI1Alecen |a fftQEna &c que iodos los
isIes de 1lpat'anenie Idc|6Ao eI an.
l.I5I. asI como 'ss s1etss 11| It|0n-
''11 ~ EE7'II1' N = EFT7 T11|T TT''7T|.|
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

FL lunes volvera 4 50 ofieina de "a
Cofte Municipal, va festablseiao de
la opaTaci6n que fue sonae1ilo, el
juez de IA seceibn brimera se60r Jose
S. Avbar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

cuchalo: 81 los laureles y ia gloria
fulgen en- tu freute, no te evanezcas
con los triunfes conqaistados, y6rene-
te y pllsa tn Ira, recOrdandO. de tiem-
20 en- tempo, 4 "a pequena islilla del
Cordero, que hoy, mas que nunca, ne
eesita de las plumas vi1iles, q SEN
tir las garas atsnazantes del buitre
extenuantsi que u amordazan, fuda =
barnaranaente;; cneptale. en- tus estro-
fss, ese nnndo sEeio de nuestros
abuelos, todo nuestrO d0lor y tcdo
nuestro sacfifcio, ese dolOr immense
que 70 siento, que td sientes, que to-
dos sentimos, en- II hora de "a opre-
sion y de Ia tiranfa.
Antonio Oliver Fran.
T-.- r.4,.-t~ 1ofo1 ..sns.1r. 1o1 1000
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
EN .srAYAGuEz

Ha yisitado Ia Ciudad del Oeste, el
Speaker de la Camara, Lcdo G. Coll
Y Cuchi. que ha estado despues en-
Ponce Guayama ' Caguas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18
En- Ia Cspilla Ardiente.

Los nnevOs tnrnos en- la Guardia de
Iss Honor. Vi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

FL POET <SU OBRA

- III - kASS1A ~ MIN
Entrs ventud ua estud0 bseza aolor ds nieiadO e
Evaro Rsia ehevrsmont un
cnsufa, lfco
ia naa de sobrepajante peo
mo- que enaeci6 enaece Ia Lite slaon espriu
ratula n romans
q campo innoadOr ras de
I'M poa de ampla adante
mahaaO Icon fery0 divine tssnsfgn
testsnd m verde enseha az is u duzuras attraction batica
relies Via fresca dadema
s s augusta d profsta IS enerv s Dc alma
Ribera les Oa rei
Adad eloroo apeon agu profa
do no han senido las alas Pegasona peo
terra mas noble ne di0sa sents & vertigo g soa m
ocaon
VINO de las lie
glora mo aavado debOr
u nsctar sublime Z lior alneinan dante .
Este pnor DC f
ceneleantes Hab fsonoma da tono
eonurO no poentes ri las mas mi
inspiration, podrn ofe nimas senas, en- su mas
guosOs, riogia de us U.s. sa s s & ] ysl s
marav Ovn to- Juan Ponce de Ie6na una estsn
apOud verso, o Ia f del
dnde reyar su insacbe oigcsO
sProfnda J atrevids ii mfada
el alma bravo Ia fgura tiea
sprOnta fuIgr en- Ia crstiana ennpresa' y
70 que, cpa anllO de Oro fuge aa2 1854
3E3istl aHoy taladO en- bronco gloria
Dice lenguae mudo. que sn historic
E inrompibe, arnadura"..
Grande elooso s Ponce de Oysa I'm POGO pudO
Leon Una amina acero d6 POGO du
Ch Antes retrataba guerrero
onprn, flexible durO, mas en
cunda rioa fabric6 pancha gico
neas dar co otfos tOnOs
Que reposan sobre una columna suave
sisa: e terceto ros... Las herbas. u mis
Juan de ia cruz
Aus maravla ca sdpces tintasl
LAS hidbas abrsefans j 81 spas6ts s
Msl diyinidsd s sIss mes s. do sp n saFa
.sodss sIens.lssFS aeersl sisios, Aal
maravllosOs sus consoles fSs
II flI In shndride ssantidad
= u sassss 4 & s''ssss; ssSs
sants de estr0fas, suilnente eh Eteas
gazadas, pulidas en- IA
.as,SIss % es8sa's fa sss s'ssls1 sss IS 8 ssss
snegros, en- los
deE.que ri q aqua del perd6n espera"
Ahora pines tazand Danza g los siste
Fl siguente cuadrO;
a. pOmpa ysuuias cuapa0 ssa shsas.ss sas aA u
ssa 81 aBule ii vino n las anfOras ds plata
los veloa sa1oms desata,
Ostenta, hiunfadOra,
sitlse desgana hede
hu profunda,
ven las fuentes de su aantO su alma
Mi yieo fuente'.
amor intense NOBLE ha los laureles y il gloria
bodado
ennobIednd0
hechos de 2 Raza saba
4 s. s 4 Il ~ s ps q gn s Il y alla del
legion d heroes e0rqsrO au 0s mas au nenea' M
reenerdO, eesa vlas ~
tiendO nostalgia de aquela bui
tls1s saAo eua ngsyo snqglse0r
e Fsssg e.a. u s w
KS Z a. ~ sss sS @ S sss ese sis
Va na recoeido una intensa coa abueo dolor
de arlausoa
ane su loaDle obra Dc contra
~ s 8 f W n 49, s II g 80 sentmos,
pniiots il loco y mai fdo cabsIero de II tpnh
g Rasa Antonio oliver Fran.
m puhlao dos hros dos nonn del 1922
IA fda1sa aFIasf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

bulosa joyerfa. I'm POGO mas pulidc,
|un POGO mas dulce, que el anterior
soneto. Antes, retrataba un guerrero.
Tenfa que ser flexible, duro, mas ener-
|gico. AhUra retrata un santo: tie
Inc que dar ctros colOres, otros tonos
mas suaves, mss elasticos, mas pu-
ros... Las hierbas. IS, Ia iniel /,
Hos dolores. s..., cOnsejcs. 81. santi-
dad. tClara y dplces 1tintas!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Ahora, we'd sus pincsles ttazandoE
unsasunt0 de puro paganismo, con to-
da pompa ylajuria; cuapdo, en- IA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

AIgunas veces, eI Poeta, Sc sienteI
viejo, Ia vida le cansa, y entonces huLl
yen las fuentes de su llantO v su alma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Cuando mis- encendida estaba la
question portorriqueda en- la .Camara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Danza de los Siete Velos /, nos pirta
Eel siguiente cuadro:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-18

Ese desgarra, descubriendo So heridh,
grave y profunda, languidamente. B.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
Has Gloria Caruso
Her Fathers VOiCe?
Mother BeLiereS So

NEW YORK. oct 21-Wil Caru-
50. great vocal powers be trans
mitted 90 his little daughter. Gloria
Nine. Caruso. widow OF the grea-
-enor. is inclined 10 believe thac
Gloria viii inherit her fathers gif-
OF song.
4 am told THAI just as child
may inherit the eyes or other fea-
lures of a parent-and YOU can see
that Gloria is the image OF her
father-there is no reason why she
should not inher.t, the physical for
nation of the throat" said Mime
Caruso in am interview.
Vow perhaps you Will think IS
was the act of an over-fOnd father
but when Gloria was six months old
Signor Caruso took her up in his
arms and, carrying her close TO
a light. examined her open mouth.
Look dear. ne exclaimed in
delight The formation al the
back Of the mouth here is Ike that
OF my own great arch, And look
here-and here" And so ne went
on. excitedIy declaring that differ
ent parts OF the child's throat We're
moulded after the various features
that went 10 produce his own won
derful voice.
Gloria has inherited the love Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
Going Up! Judge DucOmb
Takes S25 From Speeder

The heaviest fine Judge DuComb
ever assessed against a speed law
offender. was paid 10y William Nor
ten. Goshen Ind. IN city court sat
urday. Norton, who admitted
coursing his automobile Within the
city limits at 80 miles an hour was
given fine of $15 and costs
amounting 10 S25.
Two other "speeders" faced the
court Saturday, each receiving fines
OF 50 and costs. They were II c.
Goliick, r r. 5. Box Sc. and Grant
Ross. 1892 Talbot av Ross was
given a suspended fine Of IS and
costs on a second count, that Of open
muffier.
Three mo tail light" offenders
we're each fined 81 and costs fines
suspended These were Everest
Stamshorn, SOS s Lafayette ST.
Howard Post. near South Bend. and
Homer Hines, 1880 f. Fox ST.