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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-08
lronized Yeast Brings Amazing
Improvement in Movie Beauty

ANOTHER startling evidence of Ironized
I \ Yeast's value a weight -builderl In a test
conducted under the supervision of a physician,
Miss Dorothy Byrne, pretty artists model and
movie beauty, gains l0H pounds-in only %
days! Miss Byrne's measurements, taken before
and after the test, are given at the left
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-08
Results in Half the Usual Time {!

The reason Ironized Yeast brings such amazing
results is because it embodes remarkable scien-
tifc process-called the process of ronizaton-
which enables yeast to bring it's wonderful re
suits in just halt the usual time. This process
helps to Immediately convert the vital yeast
elements into health and strength, thus enabling
you to derive from yeast ALL of the wonderful
benefits it holds for you
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-08
Make This Amazing Free Test

pies, blackheads bos, mail coupon for the
amazing Three Day Free Trial Treatment of
lronized Yeast. Then watch the results Note
how it Immediately increases your appetite and
now quickly you begin putting on good firm flesh.
See how quickly pimples etc. disappear and how your
newly acquired pep makes hard work or play pleas
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Segs-Champion COrrespondence-
Tuesday, August Is.
Mrs. CIarance SkelIinger OF the
Star mine, motored over Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip PreSser ar.
entertaining T. =. Walker Of Gunni-
son
Mrs. Edwin. Miller, wife Of Ranger
Miller, was visitor in camp Mon
day.
Dave Ia Plaute is the proud posses,
sor Of d Cole eight, purchased last
week
Carl Carlson has been on the sieli
list for q few days, but is again able
20 resume his duties.
Cans Oprandi and Mine Clerk 10.
Criste! spent Sunday on the Gunnison
Not much luck fishing.
Joe MaubourR IS 20 FAR recovered
from his recent injuries, occasioned
By a t@ll, as 20 be able 70 return o.
work here.
While ont picking raspberries neal
Ohio Peaks Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter PllDni encountered a large
brown bear.
Sir. and Nrs. John Patborsek mo
turtd 20 Taylor river Saturday even
ing, so az TO have an early start for
fishing Sunday.
Z. b. Evans, who mas been spend
ing the last Few months IN Denver,
returned Wednesday 10 resume his
duties n the Alpine.
Alr. and Mrs Randolph Frye Of
Pa0nia arrived Friday evening. Mr.
Frye VII be employed as one Of the
outside fOrcmen Of the Alpine.
H. r. Whit Of the lower country
who has been working at the Alpine,
WAS Joined By hrs family last week
They are occupying the Thompson
house.
While working IN the hay field for
G. o.. Anderson. the other dgy, Ed.
Dohlman was Etung on the arm b.
yellow jackets and the arm became
so painful he went 10 Gunnison for
treatment
August Lusher and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. &. r. Dixon of Novinger,
No, who came out recently 70 visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbith, have be
come so attached TO the mountain
they have decided to locate here.
l. G.. Wilson motored 10 kubler OF
Sunday, and while returning, ran into
heavy rain, making the roads al
most impossible. In trying TO get up
the hill, the car slipped over, just on q
balance. A rope was tied from the
car 20 a nearby tree. making it safe
until Mr.. Wilson secured team and
help.
Hiss Mary Zeilinger, daughter OF
Valentine Zeilinger, who recently
came up from Sapinero TO assist IN
haying, received very painful in
jury last Saturday. A team started
TO run away and jumping from, n hay
loft in the barn TO the ground % as
srst in stopping them. she injured her
self internally. She was hurriedly
taken to Gunnison for treatment. Re-
ports are she is some better.
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News-C Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, August l5.
Robert Anderson was in town Sun
day on business.
Mrs. d. c. Mason went to Gunnison
Miss Eleanor Miller and brother
Arthur are visiting Mrs. Hefftner for
for a time.
Mrs. Alva Bondurant arrived from
Salida Wednesday to visit friends
and relatives for a while.
Judge Hefftner and Herbert were
among those in town from the various
prospects Saturday.
Mr.. Peltier took several Pitkin folks
to Waunita Springs Sunday. Oh, boy.
we had fine swim.
Major Ehrman arrived from Dem
ver Friday to look after his mining
interests on Gold Hill.
Henry Corum and Oney Williams
to Gunnison Saturday night TO see
the tent show and visit friends.
Gene krembling spent Wednesday
and Thursday in town, looking after
the company's business.
Mrs. Bob McCready is enjoying a
visit from her sister-in-law Mrs. John
McCready, of Colorado Springs.
C. E. Spencer made trip to Gun
nison Monday in his Regal car which
has been in the Rainbow Garage for
repairs.
There were quite a few from here
who attended the dance at Ohio City
Saturday night. Everyone report a
fine time.
Jack Mills brought down bunch
of % spring lambs which he is ship
ping for H. f. Perkins of Montrose.
They are fine looking lot.
Mrs. Stidham and small son are
visiting at the hotel. Mowry, who
has been here nearly all summer, will
accompany them to Denver.
Mrs. Al Plewis spent Sunday with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mulford Piewis. She has been
cooking at the Camp Bird mine.
A party consisting Of Gene Bondur-
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NeWs-Snampion SOfresponoehcc.-
Thursday, Aug. II
Fishing parties report trout plenti-
ful in nearby streams.
Excursion trips to Monarch pass,
Salida, Pitkin and other points are be-
ing made daily.
DR.. l. f. Trigg a prominent physi-
clan Of Snyder, Texas, spent several
days this week at the Springs.
Mrs. c. w. Baynham and Miss
Baynham, wife and daughter of DR..
Baynham of Dallas, Texas are guests
at the hotel.
Mrs. Harold Coping and daught-
ers, Ruby and Dorothy, of Mankato.
Illinois, have taken cottage for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. F. B. Blair of Chicago, ILL.,,
who spent several days last week at
Mesa Verde, gave most interesting
talk on Sunday evening on her trip.
7. n. kempf, Chicago artist, has
an exhibition of beautiful water
colors on the walls of the club house.
The pictures are views around Wau-
nita.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. G. VAN
der Voon and Andrew Lubin of Chica-
go, arrived at the Springs. They
made the journey on foot except when
given nde by some passing tourist,
in two weeks. Their experience was
thrilling and interesting. They ex-
pect to spend the winter at the
Springs.
Croquet, tennis and horseshoe pitch
ing are being enjoyed by the guests
here who do not care for the more
strenuous sports of mountain climb
ing and horseback riding. Dancing
on Wednesday and Saturday nights,
with card parties and radioptican
views different nights during the week
and religious services on Sundays
provide amusements and instruction
for the guests at Waunita-
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Monday, August u.
Gene Wilson BE- hauling ties.
lrar.r- Carr HcUt to GuEuisou last
week
Vim Jorg branded biz .tock last
Friday.
Mr.. John Blair was IN GunuIson
last week
Cha- NcIauts Of Florence is here
FOR "a hing tUp.
VIM. Jur. Hrd Eugene Wilson were
In GuUniaoH recently.
: dance UH the Lake Fork Is schc-
duled for Saturday night.
Many Of the horses on the Lake
Fork have the distemper lately.
The "hamp Kant Forget II" are
giving o social dance Saturday night
They had dance Sunday and every
one present had an excellent time.
Miss Alice Decker, teacher in Dist
rict No. 2S, was married to a Mr..
Williams Of Pennsylvania last Satur-
day night. Mrs. Williams is well
liked on the Lake Fork and it is be
Level that she will finish her term
Of school.
Misses Dorothy NcKenna, Winni-
fred Webb; Nessrs. kalar and Croft,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair were
down to Wolfs and Binders Saturday
night. The party there was quite a
large one and all present seemed to
have u good time.
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Northampton CorreSponcence-
Wednesday. Aug. i6
Ira Sigmond left for Pueblo last
week
Dick Bailey WIS seriously injured
last week
Bob Gibson motored to Bowie one
day last week.
Mrs. Martin Rodish is seriously III
a. this Euting.
Mrs. George Andretta was up from
the ranch Monday.
Pete Campbell and children motored
20 Gunuison Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Verzuh motor
ed TO Gunnison Sunday.
Anton Teak Is a new empioye ~
the Augusta Prospect.
Rev. McCullan was up from Gunni-
-Un Monday Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Buchanan came
10 from Guunison Sunday.
Pete Svegal returned from Mime
qua hospital At Pueblo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Gregorich re-
turned from Salida Friday.
Joe Machin motored TO Gunnison
Saturday, returning that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rozich returned
from Bowie Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Mike Mulch returned 10 her
home At Butte. Montana. last week
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell were
Gunnizou visitors Friday Of last week,
Martin Teak was an outbound pas
-eugcr for Waunita Springs Monday.
Gus Handjus and his brother-in-
law left Tuesday for a visit in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Welch and chill
drgn returned from Denver last week.
Maggie Gallowich came in from
Gunison Sunday called by the serious
illness Of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Oberster motor
Cd to Somerset Saturday and intend
70 visit there few days.
Mary Teak came up from Gunni-
=an Saturday, returning Sunday to
continue her school work.
John Heuchemcr came back from
Pueblo Saturday, where he has spent
the past few weeks.
Quite number of the young folk
were out on steak fry Monday eve
ming, and all report a fine time.
Mrs Joe Welch and children left for
Denver one day last week where they
intend TO make their future home.
Mary kapushion came in from Den
yer Sunday and viii spend few
weeks with her parents and friends.
John Teak left for the Red Cross
hospital one day last week where he
viii be giyen medical treatments.
Miss Lucy Gardilo has been visiting
here with her sister, Mrs. Carmon
Brunno and returned TO her home in
Denver last week.
Mrs. George Volk, Rudolph and the
baby drove up from their ranch on the
Muddy Saturday evening and intend
to spend few weeks here with
friends.
Mr.. Rozich, Miss Caroline Mako
yich and Joe Pechavich, Jr., motored
to Gunnison Friday morning, and on
the return trip were accompanied by
Anna Rebic and Mary Hoye.
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News Champion Correspondence
Thursday, Aug. II
Rain and profanity are the order
Of the day up here.
Nrs. Lloyd Carpenter is visiting
relatives at Cebolla this week.
Miss Marie Dollard returned from
California the first Of the week.
Dick Miller of Pennington, New
MEXICO, has been visiting with his
cousin, 7. Y. Miller the past weed.
Rev. A. d. McGlashen and family
vere visiting Castleton relatives on
Enssday. Archer, who u . former
Gunnison boy, is now located 1t
HGin, Illinois.
Hsad lettuce shipments were made
xfun tie Stokes and NeCully field
H1oo1ay and ThuFsday Of this week,
No rstazns having yet been made BY
- ht&Dee assoeiation, tie boya do
~ how yse bow ths prices range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-18
WAUNITA

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Nuasa4y, August J.

Monday august II
Fran .r.uy and .anuiy have re
tuned - Marble FOB again ,gy t for
q while.
Mr. a,I Mr.- Ch4s. Brother and
family arrived aa Sunday t0 once
more cast their lot with Marble.
Frank lluagsan gut bis hand badly
hurt while working 80 the mine Of
the C0,orad. Mar1,. company, and
has 10 lay OF fsE q while.
A Young man named Miller was
hurt the other day when h. fell thru
the bridge He aas unconscious for
several hours and was taken 10 tho
hospital. We hear he is getting bet
ter
Frank Frost, formerly editor Of
the Marble Booster, spent a week
here recently with his father, Chas.
l.. Frost Of Odessa, Mo, and L. NJ.
Nudge. proprietor OF a store at Esk-
ridge, Kansas where Frank publishes
the Eskndge Independent. The party
was met at the McCiunn fats by Jim
Downing, an old friend Of Franks
and they spent four days fishing in
Crystal river, then came up 10 Marble
TO renew acquaintance with old
friends. Frank says he would ike
nothing better than TO move back to
Marble, which he says is situated in
the prettiest valley in the world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-18

ant, his sister-in-law and several 9TH
ers left Monday on fishing trip to
Taylor river. They expect to be gone
several days.
The Stork was busy here this week
and left fine 9ls pound boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bon
durant. Mother and son are doing
nicely but what will dad say when he
gets back from that fishing trip!
Geo. Williams has returned from
fishing trip to Taylor river, and from
the looks of his catch, we don't believe
there are many fish left up there.
However, "Uncle" George treated us
all to a nice mess, which We greatly
enjoyed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-18

After year at Kansas City, Jim
Trainor is again in Gunnison, staying
with his brother, Pat Trainor. He
likes our city and comes nearly every
season for visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-18
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
5000 ooooo O 0 o 900
BALDWIN

Baldwin IS IS miles northwest Of {
GuEnison, at the head Of the {
Ohio Greek Valley (
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22

fl, & 44
verse a toda luz solar. En- este esta-
do, despues de este eorto periodic, es-
tan en- condiciones para entrar en- eI
ser humane. Con hHmedad apropiada
y calor pueden Fivir asi varies lneses
listos cualQuier hora para atacar
al que tenga Ia mala suerte de pasar,
entrandO por los poros de la piel dom
de 6sta haya estado ZEN c0Atacto con
terreno infectaslo. AL penetrar por Ia
piel este gusano diminnut produce la
intensa picaz6n y, la infection Ii
que atOdos en- Puerto Rico llamai ma
zanlorr'a,o Los gusanos entraa en-. M
sangre llegall 4 los intestin0s d0nde
EN- sdete semailas sse esair0llaI1 en-
adultos producer hueyos De esta
nlanera podemos. yer que las lazvas
tenen que yiviE fuera del oUerpo por
10 menos euafro dfas antes de poder
infeetar a lla persona aue pront0
fdespues del cuarto dfa tianen que
fener accesO a un ser humane O. de 10
conTari6 morir Mueren rapidamen-
tie menos que no tengan sombra i
humedad propias para sifgsls flbllll
Es cosa de todos sabida que la
mora da mas durante ia essadi5n III
las lluVias. II
sc nos presentan pues; dos edfps
de ataque: al Podemos liBfar de ibs
gusanos a todos los habitantes de la
Isla, pero necesitarfamos ser IN san
Patricio para echarlos todos rliefa III
mismo tempo de manera que 10 que.
Idara nj uno- para pr0pagar La enfer-
medad de nuevO Es impossible Ell
gobierno ha estado comBatiendo la
anemia durante veinte amos y es to-
davia casi general. ca o podemos
deshacefnoss de Ia excrefa de tai ma
nera que no haya medic de poderse
infecbar con las larvas. Este es eli
metodo dc ataque que empleamos en-
el presente. En- la pr6ctica combina-
mos los dos combatiendo el NAL en- la
gente 10 mas lgero possible, pero con
siderani0s mucho mas inportante que
cada uno, tico.o pobre, yiejo o 5ven,
labrador b hacendado, reconOzca los
dafios inherentes "a Ia contamination
del terren0; que eIlos deben cooperar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22
/ 4 Anenia en- Puerto Rico

Geiifefma del coraz6n. de complexion
palida y cerosa, que es la, que ha da-
do el nombre comdi a la enfermedad
en- Puerto Rico Ensel presente, este
case severe no, es msiy con}n en- su
lugar, tenemos una persona que ptle-
de sra solo I'm POGO paIida, q. Sc callsa
con alguna facildad, que palece de
marcos con dyspepsia. palpitaciones
Y dolores de cabeza, Y tai yez cue Sc
sienta .:hecha una calaInidad' In
inhabilidad para hacer I'M buen dia dc
trabajo nos hace Greer que la persona
Les perezosa Ror cierto, en- los Esta-
dos del sur, anemia harsganerfa
son sinonilnos Muy impOrtants tam
bien es ell portador' ..coIauctor'', !,
es decir, la persona que no tiene MIN
gun0 de los sfntomas de anemia, pero
quien al ser examinada Sc lie encuen-
| ira que alberga algunOs gusanos. Di-
cha persona es tan peligrosa para sus
conciudadanos en- 10 que respecta a
propagar Ia enfermedad como 10 es el
caso severe. Ell papel que desempeiia
el sportador' conductor" en- I'M
cinariasis debe consideraTse tan mn
porfante como 10 es en- la tifoidea o
en- la dffteria.
Desde hace tempo Sc ha probado
que la Uncinaria Sc contrae por 10
regular por la piel, comunmente por
la del pie por confacto directo con Ell
terreno infectado con las laryas de la
Uncinaria. No es cierto, como Green
muchos, que la infection por tomar
aqua impura es La comtin. sC6mo es q.
estos gusanillos larvas vienen al te-
rreno? Ellos negan pOr solo un ca
min0: por La contamination del te-
rreno con la excreta de una persona
que tfene estos gusanos en- sus intes-
tinOs
AL igual que muchOs otrOs parasi-
uos, este gusano tiene un periodic de
vida defnido; la interruption del cuaI,
en- cualesquiera de sus fases, causara
la extirpaci6n del parasite y, por 10
tanto. La elimination de la enferme-
dad. Vamos a repasar breVemente
esta historic biological.
EnpezandO por el gusano adulto en-
lei intestine humane, que solo yive en-
mas fntimas relacionadas que y1ven
en- los animales domesticOs, en- contra
mos que Ell gusano hemDra, que mide
escasamente media pulgada de largo.
puede poner, Y los pone, cerca de 500
huevos cada dia. Una infection me
dias por ejemplo, 100 hembras y %
machos, podrfa, pOr 10 tanto. produ-
cir $4,000 huevos diarios. Si pudie-
semos criar gallinas que hiciefan
otro tantOI Afortunadamente para
nosotros, estos hnevos no hacen su
incubaci6n en- los intestinos pero pa
san fuera en- las depOsiciones con el
excremento donde, baio condciones fa-
yorabIes, Sc desarroila en- peQuefias
larYas las "a horas, las que adquie-
rem en- cuatrO dfas una l0ngitud de
1880 de pulgada y que apenas pueden
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22
Jnnta fnte,naci0ndl ds Salad,
aRookefeller FOandation Z
por q Dr: 4. ,. Hils lB. s., Y. u

z, AnnnilosfotniasiS indistinfarnen-
"a llsmasla IJneinariasis. 5oolxworn, +
8 anenia bace tantn. tiemno sa:,e es
conocida On puerto Rico. oue narece-
rfs v,,Igar habIar de ella Il no fuera
,,or !, hecho d. due alennos asnectos
del nrol,le,na no SON claramente com
nrendidos nor nuehos en Ia Isla. 8 81
IN connnren1Ien 50 los co,nbaten cosa
onn no IS nrobabIe.
nessje hare va sielos v;aieros : Ia
bitantes han yenido notando Ia uecu-
liar palidez del ifbaro la han atri-
bu1tlo 4 Ia mala calidad del alimento
oue consumer. Cnando 81 huracdn de
1898 arruino y dei6 sin hogar . mifes
de estos. el eiercito de Los Estados
IJn;dIos Embellishments distrib,vti
alimentos yfyeres 3 los desgracia-
dos. Ri teniente Bailey K Ashford
noto que ellos no meforaban con la
bnena alimentaci6n nronto descu-
brio one Ia anenaia IA causaba nm g,l-
sano parasitic, perteneciente Ia IA
milia de los gusanos de TERRA. que
viva en- los intestinos = que chupaba
Ia sangre de la yfctima. inyectando
ii misno tempo I'M yeneno que con-
tribufa i inhabilitarla mas Hasta
entonces Ia importancia del parasitic
no habfa sido generaimente recono-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22
AcABO DE UNA YEz

En- Salinas Sc suicide el individuO
Etanislao Reyes. de so amos de edad;
anorcandose en- su residencia situa:
da en- el sitio co1ocido por Monte
Soria", de la Central Agiirre. Sc pre-
sumo que el NAL estado de salud en-
que Sc encontraba Ell suicida, fuera ell
m6yil de su determination.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22

Que quer6is que haga un ser en-
lloQuedldo por 9os celds -preguntan
los partidarios de la perpetua mise
sricordia.
En- tiempos de las silargas discusio-
mes de Dumas Y NaQuet, les moraiis7
tas librepensadores nos habfan asegu-
RADIO, no obstante, que gracias a Ia
panacea del diyorcio los crfmenes pa
sionales dcsapareeerfan como por en- n,
canto. Para ellos. en- efecto, Ia posi-
sBslidad de romper leagimente I'm lazo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22
Sc QUITO La VIDA

En- Ii mafana del dfa IS, en- Ma
yagiiez, Y en- el barrio "Quemado'', Sc
suicide ,eI sindigiduo Juan Valentin,
disparandOse un tiroa de revolver por
al tetilla izquierda la poIicfa inyes-
ltig0;el hechN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22
fc6htInuaei0h de d 9a.k ! piaginal

C0ntinuaci6n de Ia ya.s paglnal
d de ilin esposa que desflles De mas
tar p0r celos, haya pedido Ia muerte.
Los hay Que. una yez 81 aeto reali- |
zad0, sd suicidan Esos. sl es0s son
seres pasi0nales. seres irresponsables,
y, a su manera, lentro del horror de
Ia lragedia alnorosa, dlgnos de res.
peto. Los otros, para ser pasiOnales
tendrfan que aparecer despojados del
aniielo de. absoluci6n que Sc les nota
cuand6 compareceli ante el Tribunal
popular Que aparezca en- el pretoria
lii 1itIjer ideal, Ia que dice que no
tieIie disclilpa, que no qt1iere defensa,
que tstd edispuesta a ir la guilloti.
ma sin recdrrir a ninguna excusa para
explicartl 10 inexplieable, 10 inevitable,
10 irrepafable quee eaparezca, bella de-
horror sagrado, y la conpararemos
con las herofnas de la atragedia grie-
go. pero en- general, al menos enslOs
procesos que he seguitlO con inter6s4
Cf4tAIltk0@ ues dcSCdDElIs cA SCSLCtV VIC
las almas vertiginOsas, mas que el or.
gull0 de la venganza satisfecha oEel
d0lor de la locura cometida. he crfdo
descubrir en- los maridos y en- las es
p0sas sahguinarias una volui1tad sa-'
til, pfOcedmerG puede deeifse, deedes
mostrar que no son culpaBles, que no
merecen castigo, que sus nIaIps fue7
! ron eonducilas por una fuerza miste4
ROSA, y, 10 que es peor y nlenos no.
Bile, que, en- suna, la vfctima no me-
rece que Sc castigue a nadie por ella.
Este tiltimo argumento, linico invoca-
do en- las audiencias recientes por
madame Perron, hizo Greer aIgunos
ilusos que, al fin, los jueces. indignai
dos ante la Iiujer que para explicar
SUI .aet0 criminal manchaba asf la
memoria del hombre amado con chis-
mes de entire bastidores, Sc decidirfan
La ser severos. La bella cantatriz fue
absuelta, no obstante, l0 misnno que
llo fuerOn antes sus predecessors, Y 10
Imismo que 10 seran mafiana las tres
parisienses que, en- estos liltimos tres
Idfas, han empleado, para resolver las
crisis de su hogares, el sistema radi-
cal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22

la prueba de clio Ia tenenfd en-
que muchos de los antiques defer srcs
del diyorcio, reconociendo al fif sus
,errores de calculo psicoI6g 6gico, nfie-
zan ahora que, fuera de la Relisi6n
' del respeto social, el linico 19siio
de calmar los ardores asesihOs az las
mujeres Y de los hopbres que Green
ltener derecho a disponer de Ia vida
" de la muerte de sus e6nyuges CON
sistirfa en- exigir la severidad Infie-
xible de, la Jisticia. "Es unas coin
tcidencia atroz- escribe un senalO
que pOcos dfas despu6s de salir ibre
madame Perron, cada mafiana nos en-
steremos de que aiguna-;de sus discf-
apulas ha hecho 10 mismO que ella, pro
sbablemente con Ia c0nciencia de que
no sera tampoco condenada'' Donde
este legislator pone coinoidetsciG,. 10
simprimirfa conseUsfe,tciG. Las yenga-f
doras de esta semana, Ell efectO, han
mostrado tai callna al ser detenidas
scon el arma asesina en- Ia mano, que
resulta casi consolador encontrar en-
ire elias a una q, sin discnrsos feEni-s
nistas y sin teorfas ibsenianas dice
sencillamente, como las herofn is de
antaio:
Le arrebat6 la vida, pOrque me la
habfa dado, y no quise que Sc Ia diera
a Otra.....
a. Gcaiss EGrlsllo.
Paris. 1922.