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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
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DARE THE
IMPOSSIBLE

It is a practice to blame the world and
not ourselves for faings. Look deep enough and
you will usually find that it is not the world that
stands in your way, but you yourself
If there is any evil in bad habits will develop
it. And there is evil in all of Put your strength
to the test but your weakness Dare to try the
apparently impossible tasks they tasks for good
never fear faiure-all the world loves good loser;
and when you fail in the right your defeat is only the
beginning of final victory.
Day by day civilization is demanding more of each
one of us--more that is pure and strong. Twentieth
century society tolerates weakness faint in in
dividual workers. Today every must be above
suspicion. Each of must be proof against
calumny Everybody is lied about-sometimes by
envy sometimes by ignorance. Never resent false
hood about yourself-after all it is test Of your
reputation Let your life, not your words, be your
rebuke to SANDER You defeat yourself when you
stoop to the slanderers low level
Noble living is all the armor you need to wear.
Silence is the most eloquent that can be made
the slanderer and it is the sure searchght that
will reveal the slanderer's shame and put him IN
complete dsrepute.
Be true to yourself that you never need to fear
yourself and you will never need to fear the world
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
MAKE MILK DRINKS

Cherry Blossoms tablespoons heavy
homemade cherry syrup put into a
glass Fill with cold milk. Stir well
and serve.
Jersey Julep-Beat one egg in a glass
with one teaspoonful sugar and Il
teaspoonful vanilla Fill glass with
cold milk, beat and serve.
Household surprise-Put few drops
of any good flavoring extract in a
glass. A mixture of orange and lemon
is very good. Usually 2 teaspoonfuls
of sugar are added the amount de-
ponds on your taste. Fill the glass
with ice cold milk
Chocolate Matted Milk-Chocolate sy-
rup: Boil together 1 cup sugar, IL
cup water and square chocolate to
make a heavy syrup.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
CHEESE DISHES PALATABLE AND
"EAsY TO EAT' SAYS EXPERT

1--WE make three-fourths of the ma
tons cheese right here in Wisconsin
declared Mrs. Nellie Kedzie Jones,
state leader of extension, in her talk
to women attending the short course,
"but the average family uses alto
gether too little of this palatable and
wholesome food"
Last year the cheese association at
Plymouth sold IS million pounds of
cheese three million pounds more
than they sold the year before, she
said, but not much of it is sold in
Wisconsin. We eat only ga poupnds
of cheese apiece a year. It is too bad
that we don't use more cheese in the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08

one of Maeterlincks wonderful stories he tells OF
! powerful man of the Middle Ages who conceiveu
great plans and executed them but always with dlH-
Guilty Frequently he almost failed, and succeeded
only by superhuman effort. Finally he found that y
secret enemy always working against his most
careful plans neutrazing his mos strenuous eXef-
TONS
AS the years passed he determined to fiad ard de-
stroy this enemy. Life not worth living With TINS
hidden foe forever encrcling him with dlflcul les.
One evening he went out for a walk. lie saw another
man approaching him. BY that strange instinct Wtica
warns us of danger he knew that this man was ms
lifelong enemy. He resolved to kill him.
AS he approached he observed that this man wore
mask But conscious that this the ant gon 81
of his life, he said they nseT: "You are the
man who from my youth til now has cen TsnlnS
; me- thwarting me- almost defeating ne. mean TO
kill you, but will give you chance for your Ire.
Draw and defend yourself.
The stranger SAID as he drew rs svo~I = am at
your service but first see who it is hat voH woud
fight" He removed his mask ard TIC n9l1 stood
before himself.
This fable is true of every one of us Where you you
think enemy has injured VOL looF closely ana niue
times out of ten you will find yourself IA the form o.
Your habits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
County Nurses Column


fill up on the water, and then he won't
want to drink his milk or eat the
proper amount of food. Little babies
should be given water at least twice
a day. Roughage we get in our vege-
tables and meat fiber and in cereals.
Fof a little child the appetite is
very good guide See that the child
gets the essentials and then let him
fill up on bread and butter and other
plain food. / dc not believe in trying
TO limit the child's diet. Children need
more food than adults. A child is in
perpetual motion unless this perpetual
motion is limited by being put to bed
and to sleep during the day. This
should be done. A child loses heat
more rapidly than an adult, therefore
he needs more energy producing foods
Children like sugar. 1t makes their
food more appetizing, and little Civ
en- at meal time will help to prevent
their longing for candy and other
sweets between meals.
All little children should have three
meals a day A child that is under
1ourished needs an extra lunch, With
the well children from two years on
their three meals a day should be
sufficient and they should be regular
by the clock. They should be given
plenty of time for eating. They must
not eat hurriedly both for the sake
of the amount they get and the way
they digest it. The amount OF food
should be pretty well distributed
throughout every meal. They should
have milk at every meal. Fresh fruit
for breakfast, cooked vegetable at din
ner and raw perhaps in a
salad-for supper All children should
have dinner at noon The child must
have simple food, cooked simply. A
child should not eat when fatigued.
They should be taught to chew and
they should be given hard things to
chew SO as to develop their jaws and
teeth. They should not eat between
meals. It spoils their appetites and
impairs digestion. They should be
taught to finish the food on their plate
both for the sake of eating sufficient
and for economy's sake. They should
be taught good table manners. They
should sit erect, eat quietly, keep
their mouths closed, take small mouth
fuls, and use table equipment.
child should gain one-half pound
a week for the first six months. He
should have good firm muscles and
good nervous energy; must not be
tired, listless or dull; must show re
sistance to disease; should escape
colds.
Good nutrition depends upon the
amount of food, kind of food, food
habits, health habits, fresh air, exer-
else, and amount of sleep, / think a
child should drink one quart of milk
day and take twelve hours of sleep
at night A child should be protected
from injury and defects, such as teeth
mal-nutrition, bad tonsils and ade
noids and nervous shocks. A child
should be under his mothers eye
every minute up to the age of six
years. He should be protected from
infectious disease. Many a child goes
blithely through the measles, but
your child may be the one to succumb
to the disease. These things rest with
the parent. You are not doing your
duty unless you look after these
things, and you must control your
child from infancy on. Teach him the
proper food habits during the first and
second years of his life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
GOT YOUR LICENSE?

Homer Bell, automobile license in
spector recently gave out the follow
ing interview in which he warns own
ers of such vehicles, who are not now
displaying the 1923 auto license plate
and cannot show convincing evidence
that they have made application for
one, are violating the law and are like
ly to meet with trouble:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08

Observation-Disclosures
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08

Put 8 tablespoons matted milk in
glass. Add enough hot water to dis
solve the matted milk Add 2 table
spoons chocolate syrup and beat well
with egg beaten. Fill glass with cold
milk and beat again If fresh milk is
not available, cold water can be used
but, of course, is not as good or as
nutritious. Ice cream beaten into the
drink improves it.
Cheese sandwiches in novel COM
binations were also made by the girls.
The demonstration was repeated in
the auditorium of Agricultural Hall for
the benefit of the farmers attending
s'The Farmers Way Out" program so
that they might carry home some of
the suggestions.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
"The Farmers Worst Enemy-Rats.
The Farmers Best Friend
Ra+cnan >,
Rat-Snan.,.

Tsese are the words of James Bax-
ter, N. J.: Ever. since I tried RAT
SNAP have always kept it in the
house. Never fails. Used about $500
worth of RAT-SNAP a year and fig
IRE it saves me $500 in chicks, eggs
md feed. RAT SNAP is convenient,
Just break up cake. no mixing with
1ther food" Three sizes, 35c, Csc,
SIPS. Sold and guaranteed by
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
EAT CHEESE SANDWICHES

Cottage Cheese is a good foundation
for many delicious sandwiches. Try
these: Mix together to taste:
1 Cottage cheese, Chopped olives,
Celery salt, Salt and pepper.
2 Cottage cheese, Jam or Jelly.
8 Cottage cheese, Celery salt Can
ned tomato.
Cottage cheese Conserve.
5 Cottage cheese, bit of finely
chopped onion, Nut meats Seasoning
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
ADAMS BROTHERS

Hardwood flooring, cur own make
every piece good. $4,000 and $4,000
per M.
WIsCoNsIN-MICHIGAN LBR. CO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08
ITS A SWEET SCHEME

The Marshfield Herald is RESPONSE
BILE for the following:
A new anti-freezing compound for
radiators may be found in the mixture
of honey and water. The mixture is
still in the experimental stage and if
found to be of practical use it will
greatly lessen the cost of the up-keep
of cars in winter. At present alcohol
has been used the past two years in
New York and other states and great
claims are made for it. The advantage
of the honey method is that it will
last for months. 1t is composed OF
three-fourths honey and one-fourth
water, any cheap or sour honey being
used.
Emerald Is Supren1e.
The emerald is the most precious Of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-08

Advertising has made the Victrola
dog famous.
1t has made the cash register big
brother to retailers all over the world.
It has introduced the world to
substitute for sole leather
1t is dispIacing the truck horse with
40 horsepower trucks.
1t has helped you to an appreciation
of stetson hats, Walk-over, Douglas
and Emerson shoes.
1t has put hair oil on heads where
no hair oil would do any good, and on
heads where no hair oil was needed.
1t has put castora down your throat
left bristes in your gums, and then
came along with --Rubberset and
took them out.
1t has put sozodont, Pebeco and Pep
sodent on your teeth.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10
alto prec1o3 del aZucar

Ell enterro de las vctmas de res Krupp mpo
nentmo Aemana pd6 los de los obreros
drle hOnOres mtare En- Reichag ceebr6se session
peca habaron ell Presidente Ebert Cancer
mania toda declare da de duelO Lo dice Mr. Crowde
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10
George Pierce Torbett.
LA ASAMBLEA MUNICIPAL
Sc REUNE ESTA NoCHE

Nos infor1nan que esta noche Sc reune
la Asamblea Municipal de San Juan con
el proposito de 'considerar las renun-
cias presentadas por el Comisionado de
Servicio Publico Lcdo. Travieso,- Co.
misionado de Obras Publicas Sr. Ma
nuel Rivera Ferrer, presidente de la
Asamblea Lcdo. Eduardo Acuna Ay-
bar y iel DR.. Lopez de la Rosa.
En- los circulos politicos hemos dido
decir que el candidate para Comisio.
nado de Servicio Publico es Ell Comi.
sionado de Hacienda D. Rafael Diez de
Andino, en- case que lie sea -ceptada la
renuncia al Lcdo. Travieso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10

sea traspasdn Il dicho municipio LII
parccla de terrcno radicada entire la
Avcnida Ponce de Icon FL Pasco lie
Covadonga. para conStruir y Sostencr
en- ella I'LL parquc p1blco,
Ntmcro 2S.--Dc Vicente Rengcl. so
licitando una ennienda, que dctermi-
Ma. en- la Ley "Trovryendo para Iii
crraci6n de um fondo dc ahorros Y
prGstamos Il los cmpleados del gobicr-
no inSular lie Puerto Rico. para crear
un sistcma de Scguros, Y para otros
fines.
Sc acuerda cl cmvio de una repre-
scntaci6n conjunta de la Cdmara Al
ta~y de In de Representatives. al Go
bernador por 81 desea enviar algdn
mensaic In Legislature.
Por el Senado el Nicepresidcnte So
iIor Hernandez Lopez, el Presidente
del Comit6 de nombramientoS Benftez.
V Martinez 'Dlyila. de la mayoria, y
por las minorfas los Senadores lyle
I SliS hdrlilleI Ndudl.
Sc acucrda ul receso en- tanto VIA a
FortalcZa la comisi6n.
En- Palacio la rcibe el Secretario
privado se1or Van Deusen.
EI Gobcrnador estaba en- sus habi-
taciones privadas, pero en- seguida ba
i0 III despachO v recibe los repre-
sentantes del Senado de la Camara.
FL senior Hernandez Lopez informa
luego al Senado el resultado de la vi
sta Palacio.
FL Gobernador desea Y espera la
cooperation dc Ia Legislature para
desarrollar los asuntos piblicos y da-
(Continua en- la 2da, pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10
EN- Ell SENADO De PUERTO RICO
Sc comunica al Gobernador que la Legislature
esta dispuesta a recibir el mensaje que de-
see enviarle. Pasan al COmitG de nombra-
mentos los hcchos durantc ell rccesO. -
Giorgetti Iriarte dc confcrcncia.

10
POGO despu6s de las de la tarle
de aver. dbrese la session responder IL
La lista los seHadorcs Zcno. MARTINEZ
Davila Hernandez Lopez, J. Benitez,
Abril, Miranda, Iriarte y cl Presiden-
tc seilor Barcel0. de la mayOrfa. V Mar
tinez Nadal Iglesias, de las mino-
rfaS.
Sc dijo Ell los pasillos Y on la mesa
de los pcriodistas que Ell la mailana
habfan eStado ell la Mansion Eiccu-
tiva confcrenciando con el Gobernador
Towner. ell Prcsidente de Scnado. cl
Speaker, de In Chmala Y el Presi-
dente del Comite de nombramiento,
del Senado.
El Secretario de III Guerra Weeks
V este. por supueSto. no Sc dice en- la
session. eStara dfaS en- Puerto Rico
y Sc lie prepara una brillante recep-
ci0n.
FL senior GiOl'getti. parece que quie
re recordar Sils tiempos de Senador
viene por la Camara Alta. Sc co
menta la brillante fiesta que di0 Ell
Barranquitas anteayer. Los que fue,
ron, diciendo que NADIA ha podido ha
cerse Que la iguale, los que no, oyen-
do de todos esa referencia.
Sc da cuenta con las siguicntes pc
ticiones que pasan a los respectiNos
comites.
Ndmero/24. DE la Asamblea Muni-
cipal dc GALES, solicitand0 aut0l'iza
ci6n para utiizar en- el presupueste
ordinario de 1923--24 el producto to
tai de los iritercscs que Sc acumulen
en- la emission de bolfos por la canti
dad de $1a0,000. autorizada por dichc
municipio.
Nlimero %. De la Asamblea Mum
cipal de Ciales, solicitando la consig
naci0n de i'm credito de $4,000 ia
vor de dicho municipio para dedical
la expresada suma fines escolares
Nimero 26--De la Asamblea Mu
nicipal de Ciales, solicitando que S,
incluya dentro del plan general de ca
rreteras una entire Utuado, Y Ciales !
para otros fines.
NGmero 27.-De la Asamblea NIu
nicipal de San Juan, solicitando gu,
s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10

WASHINGTON. abrfl 10.-Un dos
pacho rccibido cn el Dcpartamento de
EStadp firmado pOr el EmjadOr anne
ricano cn Cuba Mr. CIR, WIDER. nfrG:e
el ilustrc diplomltico coaborar con
pl Sccrrtario Hughes Ell la nOta que
ha dc ser Cnviada al Presidente Ia
vas, con rclaci6n Il cicrtos asutOs pen
diemteS de rCs0lver entire anabas na."iO-
ncs. Alade el dcspa"ho que la ciudad
DC la Habana eXprcsa la mas lisonje-
jera esperanZa, por medic de sus v0-
cer0s mas caractcriZados, acerca de
Ia rcnuncia del actual Gabinete cuba
no ha de rcdundar en- la rc0rganiZa-
ci0n del programa de hacienda lie la
ReplibIica. Hay tambiGn la crccncia de
que los EStadOS UnidCs han de ga
rantizar ahora el prGstamo s0licitado
ror Cuba asrcndente Il cincuenta mi
llcncs de dGlarcs.
RIGA. abril 10.--Llcgan IL eSta ciu-
dad numcr0Sos dcSpachos prOccdentcS
dc Moscou, Ell q. St ayisa q. una scrie
de dcS6rdencS han eStalladO en- Russia,
contra los suvicts, con. motive de las
pcrSrrucioncs anticristianas iniciadas
Dor las autoridades rojas Ell aquel
pals. TambiGn los cXtremistaS hanse
burlado de los solemnes actOs de Sema
n;t santa cllyas fiestas fueron inte-
rrumpidas por cnormes masas de III
crtdulos. que obligaron Il los cristia-
nos Il tomar una acci0n enGrgica con-
ira los autorcS de tamafIos ultrajes,
armlndose los CONSEQUENCES des6rde
nes. Los amotinados atacaron Il las
tropas roias. rcsultando dos soldadOs
mucrtos V algunos heridOs. La situa
ci0n cS deicada.
NE WYORk. ahiil 10.--Luis FL
DO ha dado comenzo Il su ent:rna-
mipnto. para su pr5yima lucha con
Harry Bills. que 81 llcvara Il cabo Ell
I'll ocSlc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10
Respondiendo a todas

Como SON muchas las perso-
mas que se7han dirigido a mi con
Ell deseo de saber cuando es que
trajar6 en- San Juan. debo infor-
mar a todas que solo 10 hare esta
noche en- Ell Teatro Municipal en-
Ell beneficio de mi compahera de
artc Rosa de Granada.
Paquita ESCRIBAN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10
AVISO

Para una noticia urgente, relacio-
NADIA con asuntos que lie interesan,
esta Empresa desearia saber Ell pa
radero de nuestro Representante
en- la Isla, sr. I. de Diego Padr6.
Estamos interesados de su presen-
cia aqui, cuanto antes possible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10
!; tssrvieio para Ell 1mpABcrA1 de la United presso

LONDRES. pbril10.q III parlamcn,
TO britanico li;K iiIagurqd' sus scsio-
ncs. FL notabl9 polftieo Mr. Baldwin
Sc lcvant0 para alnmeiar que la ron-
ferencia imperial anuncinda Sc inau-
gurara el primero de octulre,
WASHINGTON. abril 10.-En Su
Confelpncia con el Secretario de Es-
tado aver. el Preshente discuti0 eX-
tcnsamcnte la political sebre MGiico,
cuyo reconocimicnto del actual gobier-
no scrd discutido en- ID Cortc mtelna-
cional. Ti&nose entendido que el Sc
cretario Hughes delltro de POGO habrd
de reiterar drl gobierno vecimo que
eXIresc claramente sus punt s de Wis
Ia sobre Ia actual ley orgdnica pen
dicnte ante cl nuevo CongrcSo mCjica-
no, piGiGndole Il aquel pals, al mismo
tempo Ia abolici0n del artfculo ~
introducido hacc pogo en- Ia cXprcSa-
da carta. por el cual MGiico rccono-
&c dc facto Ia Rcpiiblica roja dc Ru-
Sia.
PRAGA, abril 10.-El gobicrno de
Checoeslovaquia tiene el prop6Sito de
cnviar cl u de abril una .oomisi0n de
eXpertOs los Estados UnidoS para
negociar con aqueila Rep1blica la call-
eelaci6n de la Hsslda nendientc en-
tire este yaqucl pals.
BERLIN ,abril Observation-Disclosures
te sc asesura que el gobierno alomdn
no aceptar;i ell plan del notable poll
tico frances Lechour, q. acaba de reali-
con aqucl pals sobre las euesti0nes del
Rhur, Pucs q. Ell aquel docGment0 la
naci0n alemana prcve la intenci6n de
O. sea infringida la sOberanfa del eN-im-
perio ell In region del Rhin. Sc i'll
dica, sinembargo, que los acuerdoS re-
cfprO@Js adoptadOS por Francia In
Slaterra no afectartin dicha Soberanfa,
V o. tai vez puedan prestdrsele atcn
ci0n V puedan obtener la aprobaci6n
de Alcmania.
= FIUME, abril 10.-Las futuras re
laciores amigables entire Italia Ju-
goeslavia Sc predice que depcnden de
In actitud del gobierno de Belgrade.
las actuales negociaciones comercia-
les entire ambos paises no podrln re;l-
sumirse pOr ahora menos que Juso-
-eslavia no Gamble sus proccdimientos
con respecto la naci0n ittaliana. que
son bastante tirantes.
WASHINGTON, abril 10. Anti
cipandose las demandas hechas al 90
bierno por los Departamentos de la
Guerra de la Marina, para Ia for
tificaci0n del Canal de Panama, I'll
Secretario Weeks Sc propone cOnferen-
ciar con ell Secretario DENLY a su lie
gada esta capital, fin de tomar
uledidas cOnducentes para aumentar has
defensas costeras de las posesiones iii
Sulares de la Zona del Canal p0r
medic de estaciones aereas, Ell las cua-
les Sc estableceran escuadrones adc-
cuadOs a ese objeto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10

WASHINGTON. abril 1O:x=L;f spri-
mera geSti6n del Presilente Harding
a su rcgrcso dc su jira por Florida,
fu6 confcrenc;ar con el Sccrctario de
EStado Hughes con IL de ColAcrcio
Hoover. accrca de los problcmas acll-
mllados Ell el gobierno q. cstSin por
rcsolver, durante las ) semanaS q. du-
raron SuS vafacioneS. ..
Indic0 el Executive la consideration
| que debe darSc Il una concisa investi-
gaci0n de los motivos que han creado
| cl pleci0 cleyado de los azticares en-
ell cstos ultimos dfas; despuGs hiZo
un complete bosquejo para que fuc-
ran rechaZadaS por el =obiernO las
actiridadcS creci"ntcS para la participa-
ci0n dc los +. L. ell In Liga dc las Ma
clones, actividadcS q. seguamente 80
precipitaran con i'll pr0Xima vista n
este pals del notable polfticO inglGs
Lord Robert Cecil. Il Uuicn la scmana q.
vicnr, vrndlfl este pals. prOvisto r.e
un nEcyo plan con icicrtas modifi-
caciones Ia Sociedad de las Nacio-
nes, plan que presentara Mr.. IIar-
ding. Los otros prOblemaS los que
el Prcsidcnte presto gran interGs han,
sido Il los que concierncn Il In motlrr-
sido los que concicrnen la motleIni
ziei0n de Ia marina merGaIite illnnri-
calia, sobre la base &c los acuerdos
internaciC1alns tomadoS On la Confe-
rencia de Washington.
BERLIN, abril 10-El gobieruo ale
man que solicit0 los cadavcres de los
traba jadOres de las factorfas krlipp
dc Essen, vfctimas dc los Succsos octl-
rridoS ALI con ntctiv0 de las rcQuiSi-
clones que los franceses propuSieron
hacer de los. carries dcpositados Ell
aquella planta, ha rclebrado con to-
da pompa ell enterramiento de aquellos
obrcros, rindiGndolcs ttdos los homo
res acostumbrados IL los militares que
caen ell el campo de batalla. Las
campanas dc las Iglesias tocaban Il
duelo EN- TODD el pals. Una procession
compuesta tie ounce mil almas seguia
ell cortejo, cuyas cajas mortuorias ha-
blan sidO cubiertaS de blandones ne
l.,
dad de ESSEN donde tuva lusar el i'm
poncnte actO, detuvo el trafico en- Sc
nal de duelo piblico Y los camafadas
de los obreros muertos SSejaron el ira
bajo, cerrdndose las fabricas ese dia.
Los mineros Y ferroviarics ordenaron
tambiGn un parO general cn las Zonas
ocupadaS. COronas de laureles fueron
enyiadaS de todas las provinciaS de
Alemania, para depositarlas sobre las
tumbas de los heroes v en- una session
especial celebrada por el Reichstag,
eli Berlin, hablaron el Presilente
Ebert V el Canciller Cuno, asf como
OtrOS lluercS del ParlamentO, denun-
ciando en- sus discursos Francia por
sus actos cometidos contra Alemania
y los ciudadanos alemanes en- la region
del Rhur.
NEW YORK, abril 1O.-El notable
boxeador americana Jack Johnson
ha hcho declaraciones d la prensa
aver. afirmando q. Firpo esta actual
mente ell magnificas condiciones para
luchar con cuaquier atleta, habiendo
mejorado su entrenamiento un cinc0
por ciento mas EMBELLISHMENTS desde
su pelea con Brennan. Aiiade johnson
que 81 fucra ahora que Brennan sc lie
enfrentara, este no resistiria sino dos
rounds las cometidas que hoy pucde
dar q su advcrsario Firpo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-10

Ell tener Garralaga, bien conocido
dc nuestro plblico, ofrece Ell siguien-
te- variado programa para su fun
ci6n de beneficio.
lima preciosa pelicula c6mica.
2.--Mon6logo por el popular Pepito
Martinez. Bel luccvan lie stelle"
de Tosca.-"T quiero" jota aragone-
sa.--vesti la ginbba" de "Pagliacci''.
4.-varios nnmeros escogidos por la
Perlita v la Yoeta. 5.-"Los dos gra-
naderos", de Schumbann v "Di quella
pira' de III Trovatore", por elsbene-
ficiado. Dirigira- la Orquesta el macs
tro Crist6bal.
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