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people IN more '
fifty years foT the "
conflict VAIN loFe
and whose resistance may TEST
supeme doubt OF the final outcome" {"
Their march Berlin holiday affair The road Will Do long anu
confident that American courage anu A'N ~
will American has that road
we'll dedicate ourselves
pledged so we
republic not
world but to vndcate w eternal ~
moment 10 Us "e"'t ~
would not "ou! concern IT,
German empire were that result peace
inhabitants and of n" purpose '
their beerment tbs Russian State might nave 10
maintain in this and all order 1t is vital that We main
tain respect entered into for the rights OF
tionalies for Individual women ana Tor ~ ana
is vital that we establish tue TACT
the force OF arms
IN snort a We
tect our doing help protect free institutions
Standing on tho battle-ground Gettysburg where only few weeks De-
fore nearly TWO hundred had met in combat where
onfaderaH veterans were moi
turned back by and his Abraham Lincoln
. President Of the said:
And 20 to-day nation 1t is for the An"rl
70 consecrste against old world ah
live and that government OF III"
,eople for the people shall perish from Ae earl
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OUR GROWING ARMY

We have now one million m"n in
France, and the prediction is made
that in six months We will 500 two
million. five hundred thousand Men
across the waters. During III" past
TWO months We hav" been sending sol
diers to Europe At thr rate OF a quar-
ter Of a million a month. In all hIs'o-
~, there has never been 50 gigantic
Il transportation of troops a this.
When Napoleon !"d his imported army
into Russia 10 gathered together only
a half million men. anG III" gathering
OF that army was Tx" tha' Of G"v;lS-
tating horde throughout Europe. ThN
mere work OF drafting. training and
organizing million men in loss than
a years TINE is no small hing. To
equip those men and 20 carr them
three thousand miles across IN" ocean
is a far greater thing.
II is not 100 much 20 say that .h'S
IFal CDulu nav O''tt az '1''fl'~'A''' -
no other nation in i.r world No 9TH
or country has he NAN power or the
means OF va;h"riIc together that inau-
power so quickly: fkr materials with
which 10 equip = or ~" ships WIKI
which 70 carry i so far across n"
oceans waters Indeed or rn"lne: :
did not believe that .NIn"rica could DO
it. It is incnnrcirabl. tta: II" Ger
man war,lordS wnrlirl hay" y"nturcd IN
attack upon AC-"-ican rights and
American honor had thy thought
that We would b. abb. ~ SuOn 20 IT,.
ganize our fighting forces III such nun;-
bers and enter 'lc world var in such
strength. When 10 Ger:uau drive h"-
gan on March 22rd we had less thar
400, 900 men in France. Sine" tina,
time We have ;.dtl.d ;ii -. Ehh0Dh -
the number. In other words. the loss IF
the Allied fighting strength since
March oond has beer more han uldc
good by the American fighting forces.
while Germany will not be able to
gather many more reserves.
In the not far distant future the ;ad-
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III proposal. "nhndj"i in tn" Hitch
roch aln. .ndm,ni ~ the twelve billion
dollar army appropriation hi', !" cf'-
n;r :! Slavic Legion OF IN" tni'>I
states Army, makes both r"lnaniic
and Il cummuI.:~"nSr appeal.
From Inc pr;trrical Joint Of view II
represents. ii. important increase IN
III" tiSh1lnE strength ihr arth! .
Senator iiIicHrUck estimates has HI
crease n Irons :,un. Uuu "a Jn".rr" har-
Gy ana wrll,tr;llu"d troops
Wh!!.' this Ii.ur" Is nnl; IN cstI-
mate. there is no doubt i't;L III" mum
ber Of slavic subjects ~ IN" nations
with which W. arr al War. M" resi-
dent in this country, l. tn"rm"uS' us
this eStlmat. # The nIcu 4 iS@iInS
age would ln!.CIl".
OmiIiing III" Russians. ana includ'
ing the principal other Slavic ration
alti"S. viz. III" CIrrh'. Srr\IAnS.
MuntcneSrinS. troatiau;. Stov' mes.
llaimuiianS. BoSniauS. li"r"t Guvlndn>,
Polish. kuth"uianS ana S:lnNak>.
there were III the tinted states a. lh''
time of the census Of lilo about L.
tuu ,Un0 fnrricu-buru Say. Th'r huH'
hrr WAS augmented by Il not increase
# about $4,000 newcomers from
abroad up 10 june 60. 1916, making Il
total Of about 2.ltoV00. To rcpr"S mt
present conditions. S0:ar d'.durlnnS
from this number woulG. Of course.
have TO be made for death. hit II
| is a safe assumption that !i'rf are IN
the United States at thr present Time
around TWO. millions Of persons 81 tl'"
specified nationalitieS.
Most of these are either subjects Of
hr 10 Central empires which started
the War. " else lurmberS % nations
which hay. suffered untold irGignItl' :
at IN" hands of these empires sine"
1919. About two.thirdS f fhrm are
Poles. and tho great majority ere he
tween the ages OF IS and 81. Making
due allowances for lhu%" who ar"
physically incapnCitateo and for lhnS"
who are subject 10 the Craft, there re-
mains Il notable reservoir Of man pow
or from which the Slavic Legion may
bn recruited.
Many Of these have tad military
training and experience.
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SOME VOICES FROM EUROPE

Grand Duke Michael. brother OF
he late CZar. has issued 4 manifesto
calling upon tn. Russian people ~
Dust IL" Moscow g0v"rnmcnt, and
promises alum, Sty 20 those who took
part in he overthrow nf h" monarchy.
Tho communication l. like i Torso.
vii inut q head \ rOSi':v" statement
az. 20 its object is missing. although
from ~ fna! paragraph. in which h"
promises amnesty. the intention OF tn"
Graitl Duke might be guessed by in
Terrace. Does he want 10 become him
self fue b..ncfciary Of 4 counter r"vo-
tuition. or i his object primarily % up
SGT tho wobblins second revolution in
order ~ find in Tie resulting chaos al
opportunity for q restoration OF IN"
throne uf ne RomanOfIS. Tearing open
h. question OF who i 10 occupy Il
rrX;r' Tn" manifesto j. iAtis'inct.
but nor insignificant. For the present
i; l. hardly 10 br taken seriously.
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They ar" Infatuated =" No EURO.
p,au climate. and conditions ri iif'',
They are familiar witt 'h' peoples
and topography ri : H'h'aH''rh hU'
rOi".
They will. therefore. MAKE l"cH.
lIarIs efficient :hdltHn 10 puf n ny
rSInrialiy If !h" Tim '"m'S "H'h II
brlin$ 10 op"ral" Uf ~" ""u'i'""S'
"rU front
Eat most Of ali. :h's,'' p""pI" are IN
htltd with an allnnSi ms !nrt'" uh'
Lcr>landng and hN,rr'! at Ia" ln''i'AI,
istir and d'Spuiir system "'l! "Hl' II
We art al MAY.
II took This COUNT: the" years /"
CRASH The, character If our rnrml'S :.
Even now our Ni.>,"a IS only partial,
and 4 pHrI Of Ihr ;ra'rIa:; nt our S"''
tiirrs consists III irciHii'S ana ON
forms uf rducaIiun - help them 10 re-
;,liyr the true iIa;Lr'' al our "n;aS"
niSls. But these r"Hrtr hav" drawn
!, in with their mothers MIik. Erir
noralt--rhat 50 pr cent. "i lnilhatN
Effectiveness largely road! made.
The spiritual rf!"c' Of III" "rT"n'za'
tiou of such a legion Is in.'atcui1nir in
extent and in value. NL,hin* r"u'h
no NOR, "a ,.raair 4 feeling O. Unity
among III" Allies. AMI Il. ! l!c saE"
time strengthen the FORE of C!SSHn'
sion and rev IT wiir!I ar" htfT%df
playing havoc with III" lISh'lH7
Strength of AuH"rt. l. W"nsh pro-
claim Ia the wU-ni iN3' ,NI> l. Il Wal
for freedom. IT,, Tho liberation az sup
jet nationaiiti"s, IT, ilt' "S'HA''SH'
merit of national! s1)(d"'rrmlna'T'n:
Imagine thu r"sIl' which would l"'
low thu. meeting. on Opposite SN"S 81
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A GLORIOUS CELEBRATION

\ rational and truly patriotic cel"-
brarinn OF Independence Day has long
been ,thr earnest dc$icr U( good Cti.
zrnS Bar although they strongly dis
of July. with its cheap explosion Of
fireworks and lis long lSI of casual
tics. good aarur" generally got III"
brs: O. heir ;ud%mrnt for III" time 10
ing. and aSid" from a few Spa$luui'c
efforts here ana there. III" sam" an
cicn; folly was tolerated from year %
year However. what was folly h"tnr"
would hc 4 crime. now. Hero, too. M
wa. has hena oar teacher. Whi!r hGr-
dr"ctS ot thousands Of orr soldiers ar"
daily enduring great hardShips and arr
Offering their lives for the. cau!" u
freedom. VIII" ihr nations entire
strength ana resources ar" pledged 9"
ne subl':1"!,i task lha: ever confront.
cd maxi kind, while n" most solemn
obligations IT" resting upon al! OF us.
nothing will satisfy the public con.
S,.ienCr bur a celebration that will y"
worthy al III" noble cause for which!
No are fighting And i is gratifying
, 10 note that tho rntir" country l. e.
Operating in cnnS"rrat!n- 'h'S tiaT 10
the lnf' jos. ideas IL Air:iCaniS:U an,
humanity II Is no longer for America
alone. BAT for the rntir" world, thai
'hn "blrth,iay al new and greater
spirit Of democracy" is r"c"iving it,;
full significance"
II will i'll every American hear
with pride that This greatest day will
b.. marked by tin. greatest accomplish
mont in thr linz. q: our wHr activities
tina. th. world has ever seen. The
greatest number Of ships uf IN" great
49, a"grc-atn tonnage ever put mo
tho water al one ri,nr will b" launched
from American ship yards. This con
trlb.l- ion of Independence" Tray - III"
merchant n"r;. on which So much. IS
depending for victory. * IN" hundred
vessels, wiih Il capacity uc half Z mil
lion lightweight tons. exceeding the
entire production Of sca;goins vessels
| for 1901 which was the record pre-
war year il American shin -bpt!dlng,
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THE u.BOAT

h,oor,,, ~ ,be I-.hontso
49,. .,oo,.,. of ~. +.
49,, ooornisd = Commanding place =,
.ha porraws For DAYS and for weeks
r,s, va have hoard little nf this to-.
ro- ,u,b. saas Whatever is powe~
:, has m, hcen ahl,. 20 prevent ih2
shipnenr OF SUPPLIES TO t.urops or the
carving of fighting men 20 III" way
zones. rs successes are being limit,
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GIRLS ACCOMPLlCE
GETS YEARS SENTENCE

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July 3.--l':.
Paid Roberts "f Wauknsha. VIZ -
day was sentenced ~ ON" year IN 'h''
fuTsr Of correction after P!"AI'hE
ru!!;? IN tho di~tr;c: court (" %tat"'"'
"ha"g"s Will" III III" cnnicI;y "i. IRA -
l.uSk. ~ I Milwaukee hotel III l"!'.
\ stay or execution II S"u;"n'" w.
granted anti! Friday :" r"r'ni; ne -
frn,!arl's attorney /" max" application
rnr = jury trial IN municipal court. ia!
II S..u"" WAS furnished.
Grace l.Ilsk Is now serving nineteen
Gear S.t.t. ne. IL he STATE pfi"H Ter ~"
.r,ir,l. "f Mrs Mary Newman Roberts
wiz Of III" doctor.
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and cclipsing also by far the hammer
Production of the month Of May ni
this year. both in number Of ships and
tonnage TGr new launchinSS. 20 us"
the happy expression of Charlie
Schwab. win make Il splash that viii
be- heard around the world.
\ more cheerful greeting We could
not have ssnt 10 our brave boys on
:hn bat:lcGelds than I" inform Then,
Of the great feat, showing that "" are
d"!ica;ing ourselves as earnestly rs
they, and that Wa are forging III"
weapons VIII! which victory will ="
achieved in an cvcr.incrcaSins meas
are,
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Miller. Of tho marine corps. who ms
hrr, decorated for Gallantry in ncti"H.
is a former VOL known ball player
H.. was with III" philadelphia N1tiohhi<
after riayinc in several minor !"aGH".>i
and when the Federal l."aGu" Wa: o.
ran,zcd he played with the 81. LOUIS
club: Ills home is i'll 81. Louis.
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CABINET TO RESIGN.

ROTTERDAM. July 5.-The D0t"h
cuhin"t viii plar" the resignation OF It's
members in the hands Of Queen W.
helmina. tomorrow. says tho NieuTe
R.t.crdamsche Courant.
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vantage OF superior numbers n
France. belgium and Italy will be
with the Allies. and We MAY confident
. ,Xp-c, that The. final stages OF tae
war will begin.
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BANK CALL ISIS UED.

WASHINGTON. July Eth" COMP
troilcr Of the currency TODAY ISSUED a
call for tho condition Of All National
hanks at The c.nse OF business OH Sal
urday. June 20.
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Our hove ""v"r there mus: ig& m
liz" We n; h"m" Tiust work I!! sac.
and W.. ar" unworthy uf th'S" brave
boys :: We don't.
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IT," baseball yn9EHa'"s ins;e' 80 has
l,a'i + ing al essential "C'ui;,t ."i,. CIR
r.,; --;nr ihc mIcrat"S.
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Boots arS now SEQ pair in C"nEtan-
tsnoy" It mus be i S.E':" test i'-
'thc faithful ut"irr :h's" rir'H""tH:,, -
80 !.aY.. th.fr c,ntr'ar ~ IL" "";Si'''
Of TN" :nusIu" b"fpr" they rner tsr
praying.
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tnrir Sam Ens JUS taken in ovrr
ihr." billions in taxes. ;Ut his r"rh""S
ava! nl"""s have som. chance left "
:av"<t in lhTift and war savings stamps
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Died From Accident and Other Causes
Mi s3ing m Action.

!II'iT''"-
Joseph \. pnwnry Shu'u", T.. Pa
Ifoirn~ Mrr"a" Lansing. -.
!iarr, !: t't,f.n..r. y. w""h. -,
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WHEELING 1NTELL1GENcEE

>ncj0Inyv and AulhrOno!ogy IN NaIc InV0FS7IH.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
La COmpdflid de ConStruCCioneS
"Ciuddd del Sol

to mensual, meaiante un modico
interes.
Dioho plan ccon6mico, aprobado
va por la Junta de Directories, sera
sometil!o a Ia Junta General Ex-
traordinaria de Accionistas de la
Compania que 'ha sido mandada
,convocar al efecto, para que in
mediatamente de aprobado por
esta, ses pucsto en- practica. .Ei
plan mencionado provee para el
aumento del capital social a DOS
MILLONES DE DOLARES, for
ma de veriicarlo, dentro de lc'
terminos de la Ley y Gernas pun
tos neaesarios al amplio desarrolle
de la i.ica, que, EN- ell fondo, vienc
a resolvnr el problema hace pocos
lias planteado en- la Prensa pci
el Hon. Tcsorero de Puerto Rico
Lcdo. jose f. Bunedicto,
La Gompania de 'Construccio
nes "Ciudld del Sol'', va consti
tuida Incorporate y debidamen
te conocitla en- cl pals, una We
lprobli'o dicho plan per la Junt
lie Accionistas, 10 hara conoccr d
pnblico en- todos srls detalles, ps
ra que q su alrededor Sc agrupe'
en- benefic;o particular y general
todas !as fuerzas vivas del pal
sin distinction de classes, Macdonald
dades, razas, al condolences econ
micas, va que ella trata con la me
jor buc1a fc, dt rcsolver un serit
prohleri? que tlenc ante 81 el pai'
Es hora pucs dc prestar nues
tro concurso a una obra de magn:
trascen;'encia que ha de reporta'
plngues beneficios a nuestro pui
bio EN- m0mentos aciagos en- qu
neceslranos dc la iniciativa Y dc
concurso dc todos. y no es el me-
mento de vacilaclones.
Adv
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HACE FRENTE AL PROFILE
MA DE LA RECONSTRUC-
' CION.
.aCaIENTARA SU CAPRAL a
Los MlLLONES DE
DOLLARS.

La compaflia de CONSTRUCTIONS
aCiudad del SOL adelnas de su
sistema ccon6mico actual, aumen
tara 81 capital social DOS MI
LLONES DE DOLARES, para
hacer frente al problema de la re-
edificac on y construction inmedia
ia de todos los edifcios p1blicos
y casas particulars que derribo ci
reciente ,fen5meno sismieo, Y para
Ia construction dc hagares. tam
bien Immediate, por medic de un
facil s;stema de amortizacion,. 9
todas las familias y ciudadanos
due qu,daron sin hogar, y al pll-
blico en- general.
A este cfeato, aver, cn Ia session
ardinaria eclebrada por la Junta
de Directories bajo la Presidencia
del Dir. Den Jose A. Dlaz, q ia
que asf,ticron los senores Pietro +
Roved's, Diego Agaeros, Pedro
Schida Y r. Vaziucz Cabanas, Tue
liscutida y ldcclarada de necccidad
y utilidad u'.ssslil1s'c, una PROPOSE
>ci55fl del Gerente de Ia Conpania
sefior Pietro f. Rovada deternli
nando 'm plan eeon6mico de tras-
cendental= inter5s para el pals,
porque en- el e~ta rcsuelto para
l,egar a tener EN- Ell MAS BRE
We PhAZO possible, su casa
amortizando el yalor dc la propie
dad coz el canon Gle arrendamien
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De San Juan y Ia Isla
NOTAS DE MAYAGUEz

Enrique Irizarri, de oficio tor
cedor, Y uno de los emigrantes
que salieron de esta ciudad en- Ia
primera expedition hacia ell Norte
falleci6 en- un puerto del Atlanti
leo al tener noticia del terremott
ocurrdo en- Puerto Rico.
La familia de Irizarri vive en- la
playa dc esta ciudad.
-Ha cxparilnentado notable
mejorfa cl senior Tomas Tolosa
Ell senior Tolcsa. rccibio alguna
lesiones el dia del tol.remoto.
"A consacucnc;a dc las lluvia
torrencialcs que cayeron sobre es
ia ciudad cr jnevas dc la pasadT
semana, SC inundarcn las calle
de la Aduana" y del Fomen
to-, Ell la Marina NIeriJlional.
Por ell mismo motive, los cam
nos vecinalcs estan intransitables
Ell sabado fue derribada ]
fachada de la casa de los senore
Arazamendo, cue amcnczaba ru
ma.
En- cl barrio Mayagiiez Arr
ba existen 80 casos de influen
Za".
La hcrmana de la Cardiac
Sor Teresa Irigoyer, ha fallecid
hoy, Ell el Asilo de Pobres, a dor
de Sc habla. trasladado despu(
del terremoto, que destruyo {
Hospital.
El entierro sc verifcar1 mai
na domingo, las dicz y mcdi;
particndo del Asilo a la iglesi
parroquia y cont;nuando dc al
al cementerio.
El alcaldc dc csta ciudad, seno
Aneses, ha publicado una cart;
circular invitando al enticrro.
La muertc dc Sor Teresa, qu
fue una verdadera madrc de Il
pobres. .-ha sido scntidisima en-
| Ia C1uudu.
ID, ANTONIO PEREZ PIERRIT
Don Antonio Perez Pierret, {
esperado en- Puerto Rico, dentl
lie breye tempo.
Aunque la permanencia del
fiOr Perez Pierret entire nOsOtrO
sera corta, sus numerOsos amigo
que estiman en- 10 que vale al al
tor de "Bronces", estan de place
NUEVOS VECINOS
DE SAN JUAN
Los j6vcnes esposos Antoni
Pals y Maria Avelina del Vail
que unieron sus destinos hace Sc
dfas en- la ciudad de Aguadill;
han establecido su residencia e
Ia calle de Colomer, en- Santurc'
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NOTAs DE ARECIBO.

Ell Ayuntamiento, en- su tilti-
TINA session, di0. un voto de gra-
cias al sefior Alcalde, con motive
de su actuacion durante los terre
motos y por la decisiva ayuda que
prestara al yecino pueblo de Aqua
dilla.
Otro voto de gracia les fue da-
10 a la Home Guard y al cuerpo
lie B0mberos.
-Dentro de breves dfas va q
ser instalada la Colecturfa Ell Ia
calle de Francisco Gonzalo Marin.
DE so pasan los casos de Gin
luenza" registrados hasta ahora
IN esta ciudad.
COrrcsp0nsGl. z
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hcclDan SuS JuStamente apcn;
dos deudos la expression de nues
ira sentida cOndolencia.
En- estos momentos dos de
tarde, debe estar celebrandose un
reunion en- los salOnes de la Ca
mara de Comercio de Ponce, par.
dejar establecida aquf la instit,
ci6n patriotica denominada "Can
paiia Unida para TrabajOs d,
Guerra"
Para asistir a ella Sc nos dics
que han venidO de esa capital Mr.
Fred S. Goodman, director de
moyimiento en- Puerto Rico, Y
Hon. Emilio Toro Cueyas, Juez d,
Ia Corte Suppema de estas Isla.
Tras dilatada enfermedad, HI;
fallecido en- su Residential, LOma
del Viento, el vecinO Lorenzo Cruz
que durante muchos afios fue por
tero del Hospital Tricoche.
PaZ sus restOs.
Desde Guayama escribe a es-
ia ciudad el estimable joven Els
teban Garcia, operator que fue del
Cine Mundial de- esta poblaci6n.
anunciando que muy pronto EN-
barcara por ell puerto de esa capi-
tai con rumbo a los EstadOs Uni.
dos.
Que lleve buen viaje ell amigo
Esteban, y que lie sonrfa Ia for
tuna.
-Esta al frente de la Aduana
de esta poblaci6n nuestro buer
amigo don Antonio Velez, por ha
Der embarcado para ell Norte, COZ
licencia, ell iefe de esa dependen-
cia federal Mr.. T. G. Bergher.
Sc encuentra trabajando en- e
Tcats'O BrOadUay ell duetto Bray
que yiene de puntos del exterior
Drecedido de buena fama artis
tica.
La distinguida seflora Juli;
Serralles ha recibidO los siguien
tes donativOs para ell AsilO de An
cianos Desamparados: Veinte do
lares de don Fernando Vendrell
y veinte Y cinco de los se1ores G.
Y J. Fantauzzi, del Central Lafa
yette.
SEn el Hospital San Lucas Sc
someti@ a una delicada operaci6l
quirnrgicD ell estimable joven Pc
dro Juan JOubert, hijo de nuestr
amigo don Juan de Mata Joubert
manager de la zapaterfa situada
frente la fachada S. de La Plaza
del Mercado.
Actualmente el operado sigut
en- Was de restablecimiento.
-Numerosisimas personals es
tan examinandose Y obteniend(
tickets de aprobaci6n con ell pro
p6sito de emigrar para EstadOs
Unidos, para trabajar en- indus
trias esenciales a la guerra.
Els verdaderamente enorme e
nnmero de los q. luchan por aban
donar el pals.
Con Objeto de amenizar un;
fiesta organizada por los altos EN-
pleadOs de aquella central, anOch,
estuvo ell Guanica Ia justament'
afamada "Orquesta de Ponce, !;
que regres6 la mafiana de hoy.
! CO,responsaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
MAS DONATIVOS PARA LAS
VICTTMAS DEE TERREMOT0.

Ell Gobernador ha rccibido los
iguientes donativos para las Vie
ilnas de les pueblos azotados por
a reciente conmocion ;. sismica.
lstos danativos han sido va entire
.ados al sehor Charles Hartzell,
'residente del Capitulo de Puerto
,ico' de la Cruz Roja Americana,
,ara ser destinados q los fines in
licados: Importe de la colecta
fectuada per los Caballeros de
'olon de la ciudad dc Caguas
450,75.
Subscription voluntaria hecha en-
re los empleados del "lngenio
an Luis, Rep1blica Dominica
a $349.00
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
,NTIERRO DEL TENIENTE
JOSE GUZMAN GARCIA

Anteayer s1bado fuG desembar-
ldo el cadaver del malogrado te-
iente de la Reserva, don Jose
uzman Garcia, y conducido al
,menteri0.
EIl feretro, envuelto Ell la ban
era nacional, fue conducido en-
ma ambulancia militar.
En gran ndmero de automobiles
egufan el cadaver.
Los amigos del finado y. sn fami-
enviaron multitud de coronas.
Gel IMPARCIAL" reitera su
as scntido pGsame todos los
,arientes del que fuG don Jose
iuzman Garcia, especialmente a
Ms descons0lados padres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
Sc ALQU1LA

En- la Casa Alien 81 (Edificio
Ordoncz), m salon que midc 240
metros cuadrados, una oficina lu-
josa y espaciosa y otras en- los pa.
tios de dicho cdificio. 1nformara
Jose Ma. Carrcro, Luna 76. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

das municipales sufridas por Ma
yagiiez a cOnsecuencia de los te-
rrcmot0s recientes.
Hastst ahOra que sc sepa entire
perdidas particulares v munich
pales, Ia ciudad de Mayaguez ha
experimentado daiios por valor dc
1892, ,773 d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
ARTIsTAs coNoc1Dos
LA OOMPANIA ADAMS-NIEVA,
EN- SANTO DOMINGO

FL dfa 13 de octubre Sc verified
ell debut" dc esta compaiia en-
81 tcatro Colon de Ia vecina repn-
blica.
La "trOupe" Adams-Nieya iiizo
III presentation con el emocionan-
te drama ola Enemiga."