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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

Dos dictadGres, iSualmente tirani
cos, implacahles ! el6rgicus, ha te-
nido Bulgaria desde que reapareciC
en- la historia en- 1878, como Estade
Independence Stamb;iipf Stambu-
Iiski. La singular analcgfa en- slis nom
bres nos demuestia que entrambcs son
.oriundos de familias bGlgaras de Siam
buI, 81 bien el primero .naci0 ell Tir-
uoyo en- el coraz5n lie los BalKanes, y
el segundo era originario de una al
delluela, proximidad de los lfmites
de Serbia
La semejanza entire ellos no era sim
plemente onomastica. Cuando Sc OBJ
servan las fases de la vida de Stam-
hulislSi es impossible no recerdar las
peripecias dc la carrcra polftica de
stambulof. Este fu6 hijo de un han.
il 0 posadero; aquel naci0 dc padres
,ampesinos. FL uno y el otro pePte-
lecfan, pues, la clase rural, de, dom
de procede Ia mayor paIte de les altos
funcionarios bIlgaros, cuyos padres
estfan blagas calzas y cubrfan su
abeza con el fez turco. Stambulof
sali6 del planted de intelectuales bull
nros que sc improyfs6, en- yfspera de
la independence de Bulgaria, en- los
seminarios rusos. Stambu1iski, mas
icyen, no conocfa las escuelas rusas.
Los dos ,hombrcs fueron deS caracte-
res, dos polfticos dc, manO fGrrea, que
40 sabfan titubear nj (oblegarse, y que
nenospreciaban todo escrfpulo cen tai
lie conseguir sus fines.
Stambulof, despuGs de ser tacreedor
lie SUI encumbramiento al principe Ale
jandro de Bettenberg, contribuyo a de-
rribarle. Luego coadyuv6 la cleo
ion de Fernando de Cobursp para
luicn 6l ctnstituyo una incesanfe anne
aaza.
Stambulislli conspir0, a su vez, con-
ia el zar Fernando. de cuya clemen-
ia uso, pues ese Ear fila quien lie Ii
1r6 del patfbulo v de. la carcel. Fin
lgradecinliento, sum0se a los que pro
'ocaron el destronamiento de aquel,
J tom6 por su cuenta al joven Boris
scmo Stambulof acapar0 al jcven Fer
lando de Cog.urgo a genglon seguide
lie IA prescription del prfncipe de Ba-
ttenberg. ,,s ,.,,t 4
.a Stamllllof cstableci0 -un regimen die
atorial a costa del aIinisterio prssi-
lido per zankof, padre del jzankof
4nle odupa hoy Ia presideneia5 del Go
SierRo rsHdludimario,
=. 4.i3sI''el asi.is t-s.iiss.p para el otro, no
.xisflaH airrtgos. Staabalof no repa-
s.sess eAea tselssr a. Kara yelofs tiae M.
-'ia sislo ~su cunipuncro de. toda Ia ii
Ia. Para ellos no regfan leyes diyi-
lis Ai humapas. "a atropellaban to
% Con lm aesepfad0 siislal. No tdle.
alan la oposiefdn. 4 sas adyersalIios
es hacfan toinar el camino del ,les-
iefro cuando no el del otro mundo.
IomDres de tai jaez suelen atraerse
ldhesiones Y complicidades incontli-
ionales, rayanas en- el fanatismo pc
o tambian concitan odios terribles \
,tambnlof, en- IN dia de ! me sde iunio
le 1895, le dieroIi Ia caza en- las GALES
Iesofia, mat1ndole como a una bestia
prcz. \ Stambuliski< 10 han cazado
N las GALES de TatarBazardjik.
AmDos- -dictadores asemejaronse has
Ia en- la manera de morir. Stambulof
.apitaneaba el partido antiruso.s stamI
.,tlliski reperesentaba el agrarislno, que
IS como decir el paeifsmo.
En- 1912, la primera guerra balca-
iica fli3 extremadamentc popular en-
Bulgaria. Tratabase de batir a los
urcos, el enemigc secular, el exito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
HOTEL MAI.LORCA

GALE DE TETUAN No. 8.
Este Hotel es uno de los mas fres-
cos > el meior situadc de la ciudad.
Habitaciones c6mOdas y bien yenti.
ladas con su servicio complete , exec.
lentes colnidas.
Sc admiten abOnados a precios de
situaci6n.
TeIefonO No. 1874. Tetuan No. 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
LAS ENFERMEDADEs rNFECC]C

iRARAaVERAyEA Sc aiquila una Il
casa aFhtieBladI en- uno de los mejores
sitios para ssteobjeto. Aqua corriente
|ciiIaa excelens. Inforrnaran: telefo
mos 8SO.y 952, San Juan. 7--24
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
DIEz MfNuTos ESPERANTO

Aver mediodfa los pasajeros. qus
.tomaron el tranvfa elactrico NJ. 1, que
iba hasta la parada u, tuvieron que
aguardar diez minutes zen el cruce pe
La parada diez, hasta que bajaran les
otros carros.
Ell tempo que estuvo el earro No. 1
tletenido en- la palada diez, es quizds
81 mfsmo que emplea una guagua Gle la
parada quiafe San Juan 9 vice-ver-
si.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
HOTEL CENTRAL

E6iAcis cOnstrufde sxpresaments
saFa HOtsL MOdernamente equipado
con AscensOr, Habitaciones con Ba-
10, Tel&fonO. Tlmbres. Barberis J
sannto rsquieYs 81 Moderno Comfort.
Plan EurOpeO
Dssdo $1.OO $3.50.
Restaurant u Carta-
American Plan
Desde $3.50 $3.50
l,1bisrtO Ror $1.OO.
San Just No. II. San Juan. P. &.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
Almacenes 'El GlObo"
LA MEJoR PINTURA
"ACME QUALITY
PARA ToDos LOS Usos
Sues. de F. O1Gega & Co.
SAN JUsTo 80:
.PRENsA GRAF1cA EspANoLA.

- u
HPRENSA GRAFICA ESPANoLA. =
ABB c, Sci SOP, la Esfera". "Espa-
fia Nuevo Mundog, "Mundo Grafco".
"Blanco y Negro, la Moda Elegante
sTIustrada'a Es
81 irteresan usted estas revistas
Q algunas otras y desea suscribirse Q
'compfar rrlIimeros sueltos, pida informes
al it!e;fefqno Ne 996, LIBERIA NUE..
VA J q a Salvador Brau, bajos del DR.. AL.
yyarez: Vald9ss San Juan. Puerto Rico,
.Alleni 2S5i itelefono 1895.
NOTA:-Los residences en- la Isla
,pueden pedir informes 0 ndmeros suel-
tos por c. o, D. al P. o. Box s6l. FE.
LIPE cAMPOS. Agente.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

The farmers are showing an excel
lent spirit of cooperation and are or
dering such new equipment as is
needed. The farmers are already mod
ernizing their barns, and in cases
where the old structures cannot be
made to serve, are remodeling the
buildings or building new dairy barns.
Every farmer is equipping himself
with a small-top milk pail, a sanitary
stirring rod and good dairy brushes,
and with supply of disinfectant so
luton and washing soda, all very i'm
portant in keeping down the bacteria
count and in producing grade "a"
milk.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

device permits 1880 eggs to be turn
ed and lowered in a few seconds. An
other device supplies steam for mois-
ture in any amount desired The in
cubator operates on 1 IL pounds Of
steam.
The attendant works inside, thus
precluding the possibility of chilling
chicks in cold weather. Electric fans
assist in circulating the air which is
automatically changed every three
minutes.
Mr.. Scott has begun the operation
of his incubator for broiler trade.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

The Dairy Council is now conduct
ing an intensive program of evening
meetings to acquaint the dairy farm
ers with the newest and best methods
of dairying. During the afternoons a
series of demonstrations is being con-
Quoted showing how to use the new
equipment.
The introduction of the dairying
business into this county on a pay
ing basis is expected to have a far
reaching effect in the development of
the community. The introduction of a
stable market for this hitherto I'M
marketed product will without doubt
aid it in becoming eventually one of
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

Aside from it's enormous capacity
the incubator combines a number of
exclusive features.
1t occupies the remarkably small
floor space of ten by thirteen feet.
The cooling system as we'll as heat
ing system prevents the eggs from
becoming Overheated in the hottest
weather. Temperature is accurate
ly regulated by an instrument that
needs no adjustment. A recorder
shows complete record of the tenn
perature during the entire hatch.
An automatic turning and lowering
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

the largest cash crops in this section
of the Eastern Shore.
Credit for the success Of the move
ment is largely due to the local county
agent, Mr.. Vaughn, through whose eff
forts in lining up the farmers and Sc
curing their whole-heated co-opera-
ton, the introduction of a new indus
try was made possible.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07
MILK WILL FORM
LARGE MONEY PROFIT
Continued from first page)

mers in that county, the dairying
equipment was found to be old-fash-
toned and unsatisfactory for the maxi
ing of economical sanitary production
of milk.
Arrangements have been made with
a manufacturer Of dairy equipment
that the farmers could get new equip
ment at wholesale prices.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07
HARRINGTON

Work Of installing a Smith 10000
capacity incubator for VIM. D. Scott,
Quality Poultry Farm, was lately
completed by Geo. Miller, erecting en-
gineer for the Smith Incubator Co., of
Cleveland, Ohio.
This incubator, the largest in this
part Of the country, was given a test
out in the presence of a number of
friends of the owner. The test was
very satisfactory.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

Barrel of new Sour Kraut just OPP
ened. Walter H. Davis Meat Market,
Milford. d7-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07

Milford town elections will be held,
Monday, January 9TH, 1924.
Milford chronicle., 1923-12-07
White Ivory
For Her Dressing Table

White Ivory toilet accessories
always prove a popular gift.
They possess beauty and their
utility is unquestioned. Exten-
sive asortments here = various
striking patterns.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04
THREE EASY BUYS

THREE EASY BUYS
Near Lincoln Park
GROOM AND BATH BRICK RESI-
RNp bc cx Iun hl 5SEE $500 11 eAsa
REQUIRED; PRICE, $3.50.
Southeast
$500 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH
IPRICE. S6,250l FOR A COY 6-ROOM.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME:
NEWLY RENovATED; VACANT;
COLONIAL FRONT PoRcH DOUBLE
REAR PORGHES WITH GLASSED-IN
SLEEPING PORCH; GARAGE; PRICE
Both and Charming SITS. n. e.
ONE OF THE FINEST NEW BUNG-
ALoWs Or, oH II, THE MARIET RooMs.
CASES, HARDWOOD FLOORS GA
RAGE: LOT. 50x157. ONLY $500 CASH.
CARAVAN BROS.
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
MAIN 1925 FRANKLIN $3.50.
Z. A. HUMPHREYS
ss4 sEAToN PLACE n. b.
Colonial brick. rooms, h.-w. n.
tile bath electricity. laundry trays.
is now vacant; move IN. with deposit.
Terms. $1,000 cash; $50 covers interest
and principal
THIRD STREET N. II.
Semi-detached brick, 8 rooma, tile
bath, furnace heat. electricity; house in
excellent condition. Price $7.s6O; terms
arranged.
GOOD SOUTHEAST LOCATION.
This home faces pretty park in
Southeast: brick, rooms, bath. cleo
tricity. furnace heat; garage space. Price
$3.50; terms.
NEAR FIRST AND b SITS. II. w.
Brick. 10 rms. bath. furn. heat. gas;
house newly papered ana painted.
1900 BLOCK FIRST ST. N. ".
Brick, rms, h.-w. h.. bath, gas,
garage space. Price right for quick sale
If you don't see what You want IN
this list, call us. We have Ii.
X. "A. HUMPHREYS
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND
INSURANCE.
8OS North Cap. st. N. w.
r31.r,,o 1R.s. e1aa
The Washington times., 1923-12-04
Help Vented Mole

EXPERIENCED paint cleaner at once.
Apply Housekeeper. Hotel Driscoll.
NAN for laundry route. Ford delivery.
Apply 1924 Georgia ave. N. w.
WANTED-Boy about 16, to learn hard
ware business. Apply 613 7th st. N. w.
BARBER-Colored, experienced; colored
trade; good wages. Apply 624 North
CAPITOL ST .
The Washington times., 1923-12-04
xmas EuQlestIolls

6cTT/ That shall / giveS
m That's the Prob
lem. What sort
of a present shall I buy this
year 2" Is the annual Christ
mas gift problem bothering
you? And will you, like so
many others, put it off until
the last minute? Perhaps
you have decided to give
something " different this
year. But what? That's the
problem. Let this column
help you select, there are
many desirable gifts listed
below.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

WANTED-2o0 boys undsr II years 81
age. See sport page Wednesday. {
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

sGentieman's diamond ring, set with
S large diamonds set In the latest 6tpIa
mounting. Must realize cash: $40.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

Best looking motor in town: will sac
cash or terms. lot Sth st. N. E.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04
Wanted RenI. Estnte
Schools and Colleges

MMVRM School for Secretaries, on @
KuY mr.. 14th. 1888 @ st. Shorthand
I'm 80 days: Touch Typlng-
Positions for graduates guar. Main 2850.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

Gentieman's diamond cluster ring. net
with 3 large diamonds Must De, sold
ae once. $62.6O. -
The Washington times., 1923-12-04
FOR HER

Lady's solid platinum diamond flexible
bracelet. set with SO b1ue-White uia-
monds; one OF the latest styles ana an
exclusive design, Party Ia need Of
money, must be sold at once to raise
cash. S646.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

A written guarantee with ali
our diamonds.
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

Lady's solitaire diamond ring; heau-
tifuI diamond and very fine cut fun 81
life and brilIiancy. Diamond weighs /
carat and A less one point set IN the
latest style 18-karat white gold mount
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

Gentieman's diamond cluster scarf pin.
set with large bIua-white diamonds.
taire. Must be seen to appreciate this
big bargain. S112 So
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

ring, bIue-white, and q beaufifuI cnt
gem; diamond weighs q carat Iess 10
points; set In the latest style 1Sslkarat
White-g0ld mounting. Party in need 81
The Washington times., 1923-12-04

u y
unusually good. ..................$ $3.50
SPECIAL
1929 TON TRUCK WITH DUMP
RODY. USED TWO OR THREE TIMES
PRICE RIGHT. WITH NEW CAR
GUARANTEE.
These cars are all in Al shape, re-
haired by our shop. You will find the
right car, right price and terms by seeing
Mr.. Torrey
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.,
North Capitol and New York Ave,
Authorized Ford Dealer.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
THE STAIRCASE WIT

For OF ali sad words OF tongue or pen.
The saddest are these. 1T might have
been, John G.. Whittier.
THE unhappy faculty of not remem-
1 bering the clever things that
would have been so pat and so divert
Ing II said in the drawing-room until
one is going downstairs-that Is what
the French call "l'esprit d'escalier."
the wit of the staircase. A good many
people there are who can think of i'm
mensely clever things that they might
have said. or thu. they would have
said. II Is another case of that bird
In hand-it Is far better to say some
thing only moderately clever, and say
IT when the occasion comes, than to
say nothing at all and think of the
amazingly clever thing too late. There
are some persons who not only think
over what they said and what they
might have said after 1t ls too late,
but then bore their friends by telling
them what they might have said.
"I was thinking over what you said
about admirlng Barrie's plays last
week. If I'd only thought of 1t at the
time l would have asked you to use
some tickets that l had. l couldn't
go, and as 1t was. they weren't used
But didn't think Of 1t till got home"
Or: THAT story you told-was good
one. After l got home and vas think
ing 1t over. / thought of another one
/ know" and then follows a story
that is only moderately humorous and
has absolutely no bearing on the pres
ent trend of the conversation.
Many persons have difficulty in car
rying on their end Of small talk. They
are always seeking advice and help
on the subject. They buy books that
promise to suggest subjects of con-
versation for every conceivable situa-
ton. and they lie awake nights before
they are going to go to social gather
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
$(EIRXlRNISI0R5jY (l{ y v IS'I[ Sy+I!t0l]R| 0|!|'[R|5jYjj|

| you will have an easy time of 1t, for
none OF my friends care for old poui-
try. either"
"But what do you mean by saying
what you did about the stable and
the horse being stolen?' inquired Mr.
Dog.
"Did you never hear the old adage,
When the horse Is stolen IL Is too
late to shut the stable doorF an
swered Mr.. Fox.
Il mean by that your master was
too late In mendlng the broken win
dow In the poultry house and bring
Ing you here to protect the hens and
chickens, for / had already carried
of all the best and youngest OF them
and those that are left are not worth
taking. He has locked the door after
the horse is stolen. don't you seer
"Yes. | do, Mr.. Fox" replied Mr..
Dog. but you take this bit of advice
from me: Hope Is good breakfast
but a bad supper That is an old say
lng. too. Think 1t over. because | am
going to live here and II at any time
YOU hope 70 get breakfast from this
farm you will take II out in hoping.
Now I wonder what he meant by
that" thought Mr.. Fox, as he troted
off. Anyway l shall not visit that
place again. The hill is too long and
steep to climb, and then hate hidden
meanings. Why couldn't he have said
what he meant instead of trying to
show off his wisdomT"
And away went Mr.. Fox In the
moonlight. forgetting that he was the
one who .lrst tried TO impress Mr.. Dog
with his cleverness.
IA 1879. by Mcclure Newspaper syudicat.)
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
%MlIDRED
MARSHALL
GERTRUDE

= ERTRUDE, so charmlngly femi-
~ nine. has an origin In war. 1t
signifies spear maid and comes orig
inally from Ghernot, second brother
Of Gunther, who, though free Of the
guilt of the murder of Siegfried.
shared the fate Of his brothers by be-
ing killed early in the encounter by
the Markgraf Rudiger. Chief among
the feminine names derived from this
warlike source Is Valkyr name, Ger
druid or Gertrude. Many pretty maids
Of northern lands bore 1t and consid-
cred themselves battle maids armed
with the spear of Ithuriel.
1t was given popularity by daugh-
ter Of one of the great Pepins; she
founded the Abbey Of Nivelle and was
revered by the Franks and Germans
Tor the performance of miracles. The
royal nun Gertrude was also a great
favorite in TeutOpic lands and the
drinking of toasts to Saint Gertrude
at banquets was almost prOverb for
revelry. There was another st. Ger
rude of royal blood in Saxony. who be-
came the abbess Of Heldelfs.
In Norway the woodpecker with
plack and white plumage and red head
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
MIR. FOX AND MIR. DOG

MIR. FOX had feast for some
AVA time because the farmer did not
have a dog at the big farm on the hill.
and then the window of the poultry
house was broken, and left so. until
one day the farmer discovered that all
Of his chickens and young fowl were
gone.
Only tine fowl, that were not tender
to the liking Of Mr.. Fox were left.
Il shall not visit that farm any
more this season." said Mr.. Fox as
he trotted home one night. II Will be
of to new hunting grounds tomorrow
night"
One night as he was on his way TO
another farm. Mr.. Fox happened TO
pass the poultry house where he had
found SO many chickens. He looked
up at the window and smiled to him
self when he saw that new pane OF
glass had been put in and there was
no way for him or other Mr.. Foxes TO
get In.
He is too late with his repairs" said
Mr.. Fox as he trotted of. "for ] shall
not bother him for some time TO
come"
Then one night Mr.. Fox saw as he
ran along the top Of a stone wall,
that the farmer had brought a Mr..
Dog to live near the poultry house.
"Ha ha," laughed Mr.. Fox You are
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
Livestock Show Increase.

Denver.-Colorado farmers now
have 5,O39,0OO head of livestock on the
arms and ranges, compared to 1856
600 on Jan. l, 1922, according to the
report released by the federal-state
crop reporting service. The value of
this stock is placed at S93, 900,
compared with a total of SIS, $4,000
last year. While this is an increase
in aggregate value of - per cent the
numbers increased over 1913 per cent.
AT present the sheep of the state num-
100000 Q4.2 per cent? from year
ago; the value per head advanced So
(65 per cent? during the period. The
number on hand is 3J9 600 Q2.4 per
cent? more than in 1920, but the pres
ent value tST.60O per head represents
decline in terms of dollars and cents
during the three-year period of S1.5O,
or lG.5 per cent. Colorado farmers
have approximately $4,000 head of
swine, an increase of 6S,OO0 Q5 per
cent? during the past year. In the
same period there was a raise in value
of 80 cents per head, or "a per cent.
The number this year is 1900 DC per
cent? more than the 10000 reported
by the federal census for Jan. /, 1920,
the value per head, however, is $50
t41.7 per cent? less than three years
ago.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
whats in a Narne?"
FACTS about Jour name; its histor,; |
meaning; whsnes it aas derived; sisnif.
eanos; your lucky day and lucky Jewel |

Is called the Gertrude bird, and the
legend goes that Gertrude was the
name of the woman who was baking
bread when our Lord passed by and
asked for morsel; she promised it.,
and straightway the dough began to
grow under her hands. In an access
OF greed she repented her promise.
and as u punishment she was turned
into woodpecker and condemned to
seek her living between the bark and
the wood and never to 20 home until
the red should fall from her head. For
that reason, 1t is said, the woodpecker
migrates from Norway when she be-
gins to molt.
England uses the name Gertrude
without derivatives, and employs only
one diminutive: Gatty. She is Ger.
trude in France; Gertrude in Italy :
Gertraud and Trudchen in Germany.
and Gertrudes In Portugal
Her talismanic gem is the garnet
which possesses many Of the same
qualities Of Its relative. the ruby. II
protects the body and mental health
Of its wearer; to dream of 1t signifies
the solution of a mystery. Thursday
is Gertrude's lucky day; five is her
lucky number; and the snowdrop is
said to be her flower.
60 BY the Wheeler Syndicate, Ino)
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16

TOO late TO catch me, Mr.. Dog. You
should have been here some time ago
II you were TO save the farmers poul-
try"
His laugh brought Mr.. Dog out Of
his house with a bound, but Mr.. Fox
wss out Of his reach, SO he did not
jump or run away. mfr. Dog" he
SAID, you should tell your master the
oN saying that II is too late to lock
the stable door after the horse is
stolen"
The stable door Is locked and the
horse Is not stolen" said Mr.. Dog, too
surprised to bark. II am here TO see
that you do not steal the chickens and
other fowl. You Just try It and see
what happens and Mr.. Dog danced
about wishing he could reach Mr..
Fox.
"oh, you won't have any trouble
from my visits for some time TO come"
replied Mr.. Fox. "All the poultry your
master has now are too old TO tempt
my appetite. l have had a feast,
though, and l am glad for you that
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
Rhineland Republic Is Planned.

Berlin. - Berlin received reports
from Coblenz that the proclamation of
Rhineland republic had been
planned, the contemplated coup to be
sprung with the aid of the French and
Belgian military. Nothing confirma-
tory of this has developed from other
sources. Industrial isolation OF the
Ruhr from unocupied Germany, begun
Thursday by the cutting off of coal
and coke shipments, may be carried
still furths- If Germany fails % come
to terme.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
167 he Right Thing
Right Time
ey uARu
MARSHALL
DuFFEE


Ing of any sort, planning what clever
things they can say. Then when the
time comes they seem to be daZed,
waiting for the situations that they
have anticipated to crop up. They
have splendid story to tell ibout
camels. II only someone would guide
the conversation to camels, and they
have some inside bit Of information
about the kaiser won't someone
please run In the kaIser3
Now II there is any help at all to
this tonguetiedness 1t is this: Remem-
Der that taking clever part in the
conversation means actual mental ex-
ertlon. II means getting right Into
the ring and making your brain work.
1t means mental quickness. II you
are not used to this sort OF mental
alertness you will perhaps actually
find 1t fatiguing at first, but 1t soon
becomes a matter of course There
are pretty girls who think that all they
have to do at party is to look
pretty. And there are some less
pretty girls who realize that they have
to use their wits to make up for less
attractive faces, ind somehow II is
often these girls who have the most
attention. And there are some con.
ceited young men who seem to think
that their personalities are sufficiently
interesting to make up for all their
lack of witness. They go to dinner
parties content only TO listen to what
other people say and to eat the good
dinner.
&c. 1873. by Mcclure Newspaper synd,c.,.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
Aviators Find Colorado Lakes,

Aviators flying over the Rocky
mountains have discovered 500 lakes
heretofore unknown to the white man.
These lakes are hidden In almost i'm.
penetrable Businesses. An Idea of how
a lake may be lost" to white men Is
found In the Box Canon falls near
Ouray, which were undiscovered for
several years after the settlement, and
then by accident. Now the falls form
n show place. To reach them one
passes through narrow rift in rocks