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The sun., 1918-09-20

Notice to the Holders of General Morris cage
Income Bonds of the Central New Eng
land Railway Company. Secured by
General Mortgage to the Fidelity In
sunnce. Trust a. safe Deposit Com
pany of the City of Philadelphia,
Dated January 23rd, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the Directors
OF the Central New England Railway Com
pany have, In accordance with the terms
OF the Mortgage securing the Bonds de-
scribed, fixed and declared Fifty Dollars
$4,000 as the installment OF interest on
each OF said Bonds for tho year ending on
the first day OF July, 1918.
Said interest Will be paid by checks to
the registered owners OF the Bonds upon
the Fidelity Trust Company OF the City OF
Philadelphia. These checks will be mailed
TO the address OF the registered owners az
II appears on the books Of the Company "a
OF September 80th. 1918
BY order OF the Directors OF the
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND RAILWAY
COMPANY. A. l.. CLARK Treasurer
The sun., 1918-09-20
ERIE SPECIALITY CORPORATION
nF NEU VnRK

The following resolution was adopted al
a special meeting OF stockholders held Sep
TENDER II, 1918:
"RESOLVED. that tho name OF this
Company be changed from Erie spe-
Industrial Aircraft, Inc.'"
ELMER B. YALE. Secretary.
The sun., 1918-09-20
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 19.--spot cotton
quiet; prices lower; American middling
fair. 1856; good middling, 24,s7; mid
ding. 2i'2a low middling. 2s;ls; good
1000 bales. including 1900 American.
No receipts. Futures closed steady.
The sun., 1918-09-20
BONDS
$1,000 A G q W bs.... 7SH 75h 75% T5Y
1000 Punta Sugar Co.. ~ ~ 70 Is
)sTON CURB CLOSING
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 1s.-Cash wheat.
No: Northern, old. s2,22. Corn. No. 3
yellow. N,68 q 1.66. Oats. No. 8 white,
7oh@71hc. Flax. s4l5. Flour un,
changed. Bran. s2s.77.
The sun., 1918-09-20

local market Tor spot cotton was quiet
and 20 points lower At q 70c. for middlinE
upland: sales nil.
Southern spot markets follow: Galveston
steady, 20 points lower at %. sc sales III
bslea New Orleans quiet. 60 points lower ~
sz.7Sc.; Gales 2se balee. Mobile steady, 1l3
points lower at 80 Soc. sales so bales.
Savannah steady. unchanse at 30. sales 707
bales Wilmington steady, 80 points lower at
,l.soc.: sales nil. Norfolk steady, 100 point .
lower at 82.60c: sales Oil bales. Baltimore
nominal. 100 POINTS lower al $500 sales
nil augusta steady. Ss points lower at
81. l2c. 4 sales 7s6 bales. Memphis steady un.
Louis steady, 90 points lower at SAC. sales
NIL Houston steady. 10 points lower at
&.7oo.: sales 1870 bales. little Rock quiet
The sun., 1918-09-20
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

on CITY. Pa, Sept 19.-Credit bal
ance. -. Runs, sl,770 barrels average.
7475s. Shipments. 6s.23l average.
54,0 02.
The sun., 1918-09-20
COLUMBIA TRUST co.

New York, Sept. 10. 1915
The Board of Directors have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF three and
one half per cent. on the capital stock OF
this company. payable Sept 30. 1918. to
stockholders OF record at the close OF bust
ness Sept. 20, 1918.
The Transfer Book will not close.
L. w. wIGGIN. Secy.
The sun., 1918-09-20
68TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
LAWYERS MOKTGAGF COMPANY,

INV Ems HUNIbANF CUMTAN1,
80 Liberty st. y. Y, sept. 18th 1918
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
have declared quarterly dividend of TWO
ca PER CENT. upon the capital stock.
payable October l, 1913. to stockholders
Of record. September 20. 1918.
JOS. W. PHAIR, Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-09-20
THE MORTGAGE-BOSD COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.

No. Is Liberty street,
New York, September .. 1918
The Board Of Directors OF this Company
has declared quarterly dividend OF One
and Three Quarters q fc) upon the capt
tai stock. payable on Monday. September
30th, 1918, to stockholders OF record Sep
'.'' j. HENRY WESTON. Treasurer
The sun., 1918-09-20
Irving
Trust Company

HoN OOITfUTIJ
New York City, Sept. II, 1918
The Board of Directors he's
this day declared quarterl
dividend of Two Dollars ($2) per
share on the capital stock of this
company, payable October LIST,
1918, to stockholders of record at
the close OF business September
9th, 1918.
George w Berry, Assistant Sec
The sun., 1918-09-20
NAMING MANMELL & MOORE. INl

The Board Of Directors. IN monthly meet
Ing held on September 10, 1913, declared a
quarterly dividend OF one and one half
t's) per cent on the capital stock OF the
company. payable September 80. 1913, to
stockholders OF record Of that date.
GEO ID, diRANSTON, Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-09-20
Irving
National Bank
New York

New York, September IT, 1918.
The Board of Directors has
this day declared quarterly
dividend of Three Dollars ($3)
per share on the capital stock of
this bank, payable October LIST,
1918, to stockholders of record at
the close of business September
eth, 1918.
j, F. Bouker, Cashier.
The sun., 1918-09-20

THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY
Office Of the Treasurer.
pittsburgh, Pa, September 2. 1918.
First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company
to an aggregate cost of S15,l40.00 will be
purchased for the Sinking Fund on October
l. 1918, from the lowest bidders, at a price
not to exceed par and interest. Sealed pro-
posals TO sell bonds must be in the hands
OF Messrs. Winslow. Lanier Company.
New York City. before close of business.
three o'clock p. NJ. Monday, September
80, 1918, and bonds accepted must be do
liyered on October LIST or security fur
nished that day. II required. that delivery
will be ade within ten days
r. II. Il. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-09-20
BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
PITTsBURG.

5000 Lake Sup inc 6s Sc co 80 "a
1000 Reading gen Is. sly Sh VI 81
The sun., 1918-09-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Empire UritBt Unn1pat,u

At the close Of business on the 10th day Of
September. 1918:
RESOURCES.
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German Republic Proclaimed at Berlin; Bulgaria
~ Also Republic.
William II, as Plain Count E1ohenzollern,
To Live in Corfu Greece
Spanish Provinces Demand independence;
Miners in Strike Loot r. r. Train

requesting houseilolders and bak-
ers to purchase. twenty per cent
of Substitutes with each wheat
-four purchase, Withdrawn. Also
sugar allowance increased from
three to four pounds for each indi-
vidual per month.
WASHINGTON. - President
Wilson assured the German GoN-
eminent to-day that fcod viii be
supplied to The German people,
upon guarantee Of maintenance of
order and equitable distribution
to populace. Sent reply to message
from German Government asking
for focdstuffs, President thus tax
es steps to prevent famine menac-
ing Germans and : strengthens
hands Of athorities in suppressing
disorders and preventing out
breaks of bolshey;kism.
(Wireless Service
November IA.
LONDON. = Count William
Hohenzollern former German En-
peror, will reside permanently at
his Villa "Archilleon'', III the
Island Of Corfu, says an Amster-
dam dispatch. Another report
says he will buy a estate and re-
main, in Holland, interned on same
terms as other high officers of the
German Army. A published sta
tement giving his personal version
on the subject says that this jour
ney to Holland was not fight,
that he left Germany only to faci-
litate the work OF the new govern
ment, by ridding them of the en-
barrassment that his presence
might cause
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
(Wireless Service.
November IA.

LONDON.-The Allied Fleet
arrived off Constantinople to-day,
having passed through the Darda-
nellcs Tuesday. British and In
dian troops, the Admiralty anno-
unces, have occupied all fortifea-
tions of the city. A great parade
took place, as the ships passed by,
LONDON.-King George, on
signing armistice, sent message of
congratulations and thanks for
Americas S aid to President Wilson
and to the American people. The
President replied expressing his
appreciation. Messages of >felici-
tation have been exchanged be-
tween Secretary Daniels and Sir
Erie Geddes, First Lord of the
Admiralty.
STOCKHOLM M.-Russian bolshe-
wiki forces are now marching on
Viborb, a Finnish port seventy
two miles northeast of Petrograd.
PARIS,-German forces facing
the Americans on the Meuse and
Moselle Rivers, arc moving slowly
back, along the whole front, the
Americans remaining exactly
where they stood, when the armis-
tiec was signed.
WASHINGTON. All warships
now under construction or contrac
ted for will be completed, Secret
ary Daniels announced, after War
Cabinet Meeting. Mare Island,
Philadelphia, Norfolk and New
York Navy Yards, will be enlarg-
ed.
WASHINGTON. - Regulations
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With machinery, the lands then
flooded from nearby streams Or
a tcsian wells, and the water drain.
Cd off as the rice approaches
n.aturitT and ordinary reaping
and threshing machines used in
harvest ng the crop.
The people of the United States
have greatly increased their con-
sumption of rice with the large
increase in production. The pro-
duet has as above, indicated doub-
led in few years, and even
quadrupled since 1910, yet the
the importations steadily continue
to grow, and the expectations
though increasing are still less
than the imports, indicating that
the actual consumption at home
has kept pace with the increase in
production at home.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

LONDON.-According to advi-
ces received by the Times" and
the Post, from Paris, Frederick
William, former German Crown
Prince was shot and killed by his
own soldiers, while trying to
escape to Holland. A dispatch
from the Hague, however, says
that he arrived yesterday at Macs
tricht.
COPENGEN.. Fresh fitting
broke out in Berlin Monday, say
messages received here. Loyal
officers fred on revolutionists in
the tTntcr dem Linden, several
killed being the result. Telegramy
found in former Crown Prince s
palace show that he had planned
to send troops from the front to
qucll the revolt.
PARiS.-Holland has agreed to
the repatriation Of the Allied pri-
soners ofwar nov held in Germ
any.
PARIS.-New Rumanian Gov
ernment has declared war on Ger
many, says a Budapest dispatch.
LONDON. = Mondays celebra-
ton extended far into the night,
people reveling in luxury Of light
ed streets after four years dismal
gloom.
BERNA.-Genoral strike began
throughout Switzerland to-day.
BASLE. = Former Emperor
Charles and Ex-E Empress Zita left
Vienna at 9 o'clock Tuesday night,
for Wartsau, says dispatch from
Austria's capital. Official announ-
cement made Of Charles abdica-
ton.
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u. S. RICE CROP HAS
DOUBLED SINCE BEGINNING
OF WAR.
Prospect for 1 ,136, 100000 Pounds
= for Current Year.

The rice erop>of the United Sta
tes has practically doubled since
the beginning of the war and the
crop Of the current year promises
to be the biggest on record. A
lecture delivered before the class
on international trade and com
mercial geography in the educatio-
mai department Of the National Ci-
ty Bank Of New York shows that
the United States has recently bee
ONE the largest rice producer Of
the occidental world, our total
productions having groWa from
1876, ,0G0,00D pounds IN 1890 to
%, 1000 900 in 1900, 637 900, 900 il
1914 and 1908, 100000 in 1917,
and a prospect for l, ,l36, ,000, 600 in
the current year if the predictions;
OF the Agricultural Department
are sustained.
Rice production i'll the United
States, said the lecturer, languish
ed after the Civil War, for it was
not them realized that it could be
grown aud harvested by the machi-
merry and methods applied to the
production OF wheat and other
grains. Rice can only flourish Oh
wet land, so wet that ordinary
farm machinery cannot be used
upon if. But a few years ago it
was discovered that certain lands
N Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and
elsewhere were so constituted witt:
relation to sod, climate and water
supply that they could be pre-
pared with' the usual agricultural
machinery, the rice also planted
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
CORPORATIONS CHARGED
VIOLATING ANTITRUST
LAW.

(From The Journal of Commerce,
New York.
After an investigation conduct
ed by Henry A. Cutler, Special
United States District Attorney
the Federal Grand Jury returned
yesterday to Judge Henry D. Clay
ton, sitting in the Criminal Branch
of the United States District
Court, two indictments charging
enc Sumatra Purchasing Corpora
tion; four other Sumatra leaf to-
bacco companies, and fourteen in
diyiduals with violating the Sher-
man Antitrust law and the Will
son Tariff law.
The other corporate defendants
are II. Duys & Co., Inc, American
Cigar Company, General Cigar
Company, Inc, and the Sumatra
Tobacco Import Corporation.
The individual defendants are
John II. Duys, Jan Fl. Nienhus,
Henry NJ. Duys, Renno Rosenwald,
Abraham Blur, Nathan Blur,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
SHIPS ARRIVAL
AND DEPARTURES

The "Brazos" arrived from Is
land ports, and left this afternoon
for New York. The 'Maracaibo"
arrived from New York. The
steamer "Montevideo" arrived,
from Spain. The Santiago" from
Cuba. The "Satrustegui" arrived
from Central American ports.
PRISONER ESCAPES
From Police Headquarters, at
Santurce, Juan Padin escaped
last night, taking along with him,
not only the handouts he had on,
but the bench on which he was
seated. He was detained for theft.
What was the policeman in SER
vice doing, we wonder?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
MEN OF NAVAL
RADIO STATION
To Repeat Big Military Mow

The men of the Naval Radio
Station who produced the big mi
litary show at the Municipal
Theatre, last Sat. night, and
which was such a wonderful sue
cess, have received so many 'i%e-
quests to have the performance 40.
peated, that they haveJdecided
stage the production for the
ond time at the Municipal T
tire, Sat. evening Nov. 23rd.,
proceeds to go towards the f
used for recreation purposes
the men in the Servicea5
Rehearsals Will start imn
tely, and many new surprise
promised by those III char
the production. .,'"
Those who were not for
enough to have been .a]'let
tend last Sat. nights peri
ce, can now avail thems4
this opportunity OF seeing uh--
the anappiest, funniest, and all
round cleverest performances that
has ever been seen on the stage
of our Municipal Theatre.
Seats will be ON sale at the Pla-
"a Provision Company, and else
at the Naval Radio Station start
ing, Monday, Nov. 18th.
Parties desiring boxes for this
performance can obtain same by
telephoning the Naval Radio Sta
ton, San Juan, 932.
Private William McDermott,
who produced and staged this pro
duetion, is to leave for New York,
Immediately after this perform
ance to arrange for the reproduc-
tion in San Juan of the big SEN
sation "Yip-Yip-Yaphank" which
created much a future in the
States short while ago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
THE DIFFERENCE

Z
political control in the continent that she discovered
politicians and newspaper rats all the world piled
INJURY and offense the country OF our ancestors
1e writer let it be stated by way of simple explana-
tian, although loyal American, is very proud to trace
his pedigree to the land of Don Q9igOte The loudest OF
adj those cOntumelious shrieks the voice of Cham
beilan, an English politician who announced to the
world that, like Turkey and other nations of inferior
leoples~Spain was destined to die, to 60 as nation
peang of races, it is honest opinion that there
isno such thing inferi0qity; simply DIS
tf and those that to superficial observers may seem
inferior because subject to physical, social political
disadvantages would certainly to be the superior
ones if given the proper opportunity. In old Russia,
for Instance the Jew looked upon an inferior,
simply because he the under dog; in Germany, the
true barbarian of the North the. Prussian regards him
thaQ the refined and artistic, though
store Bavarian; old Mexico maneating tribe call
edhe Aztecs were the masters and therefore believed
itself the best of all tribes, including the intellectual Toll
tees and Science has not yet spoken her last word
up6 The subject but strong suspicion is that the
NEGRO equatorial Africa, would superior to the
white man, right there, if placed on an equal level No,
certainly there is superiority of race an absolute
proposition; but if there were, How could any
people in modern Europe call itself superior to the one
tltgayethe world Castelar,, SOrOa, Granados and Ra-
mon Cajal?
Thiawar, indeed, will do great deal towards destroy
ing stupid preudices Of the Chamberlain brand It will
be bered how Germanys civilization was regarded
thaWa rid over. Anybody wishing to be upto-date in
scienc art, in education philosophy music, medicine
What hot? had to go the country that monopozed all
ASo#1elge, gun-makng and man-klling science
excepted But this great conoclast this alldestroy
Hg War came, and we ignorant non-Germans began to
see nyny things that made reflect great deal We
saw for instance how Count Luxburg informed his
psspla that South-Amercans savages with just
s1tyeneeIof culture top of the flesh; and that it
W0HTT most cOnVeniemt to have of their ships
sqk without trace spurlos versenk) and rightly
began to understand that for people to call itself civil
zed not sufficient to put too much in the head and not
ncn the heart And mind you, that is the people that
u to 1914 was regarded highly cultured of the
civilized, if not actually the superior among all
pfenes of the earth.
When the hour of misfortune came compare II you
please the behavior of that nation with the Spain
fell They who sank LWstdnids and CGgotinds who di
spoS of the second fleet of perhaps than forty
great ships of the first line and hundreds of submarines
cQgL not go out and like Cerveras half dozen small
rcaf go down like No, that is not the way super
men go only people of inferior race, people whose
tonsre destined to die, those who CO. like Don Qui
aOteafone against one hundred and de-with glory.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
LAST MINUTE NEWS
(From Our Special Correspondence

Havana. November 14.-Strikes ended, except the
longshoremen. Leaders have been released.
Madrid. Ministerial crisis still unsolved Striking
miners at Mieres Ovedo) looted freight trains. Bzcai
tara Deputies have published proclamation demand
ing old privileges and polcial independence of the Bas
que Provinces and Navarro. Ss.
Amsterdam.-Great indignation here against Queen
Whenina for refusing dismissal of General Snyder,
commander-inchief at Rotterdam Rebel German
ships sunk trainings ship "Schlesein'. A Republic has
been proclaimed at Berlin according to avices from that
Capital
Pars.-German High Command requests Foch to re-
commend Alsatians and Lorrainers from doing hostile
acts against retreatng German troops. Armistce
ference lasted four hours, Allies agreeing to feed Ger
people, demanding guarantee the entire German
Fleet. 5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
FOR SELLING LIQUORS

Damian Garcia, who conducted a
regular liquor-selling house at
Puerta de TERRA, has been de-
nounced before the Federal Court.
Among other intoXicants, Garcia
was selling rhum mixed with ga
colina
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
CHURCH TOWER FALLS
DOWN

The tower Of the Catholic
Church Of San German, which was
so seriously damaged by the va
ious earthquakes, finally came
pyn, at twelve o'clock noon, on
sih. instant. No personal ca
lties were registered.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
i've I obacco Companies
Indicted by Grand Jury

Camuel H. Blur, Joseph " Gull
man, Joseph F. Cullman, Jr., Jan
II. Kruse, William Quanjar, Hugo
Muller, Frederick Hirschhorn and
Allie L. Sylvester
The Sherman law Indictment
charges that, since July 1, 1916,
the defendants who imported from
foreign countries 70 per cent Of
the Sumatra leaf tobacco used in
the United States as a wrapper
for cigars, engaged in conspiracy
in restraint Of foreigI and !ntert1
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Over 1900
Laborers Gone
San Juan, P. R.,
Nov. 18th, 1918.

Nov. 18th, 1918.
Fl pm: Captain Jos. n. Parrot,
w. C., q. S. Army.
4 =. lfg-a .L.tS....oI, IMfAnoIAh.
'lo;e Report Of laborers
.allespq I'M submitting below a.
A. 80 M of Iabofers accepted
.oIfn As'e & fork ansportation to the
aiinlaPu, aPPuu,relasan an Juan for war
mem q, lin TIC 1rious camps, can
topnlsaasd bi Construction Dle :
cpers q. k.rmy; also date Of
vlalon ofltsports and their
destlna'' ea l9h S. S. Hancock,
pS,aeaAs, 1870 men.
NeM = 23h s. A. 7. Savan
sep Wihon, N. G., 1906
n1en, nrt. 5thA $. Hancock
or,swicki 1886 men. !,
BFus,seaot4 A. T. Savannah
oSick $50 men. A
Brols oat 1afs. S. Haneoc
e ,,D'orlestou 1872 m96.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
SOLDIERS RUSE DIDN'T
WORK

Andres Rivera, soldier from
Camp elias Casas" went to paid
a visit to his family, in Juana
Diaz. After kissing deep and
affectionate "Good Bye" to ever
yone home, he went sadly away,
leaving touching letter in which
the solier announced his decision
to end his life, by drowning him.
self in Guayabal Lake. When
they hurried there to fetch the
corpse, nothing like it was found,
but later on, Rivera himself was
found, eating bananas, at CollOres,
Municipality of .Juana Diaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

IN restraint OF lOfelS'
state trade and comm
The indictment cha|
defendants arranged |
trust which placed Il
pital stock of the Sui
co Import Corpora
hands of John H.. Did
Blur and Joseph +. !
that they also arranl
Amsterdam Trading |
Amsterdam, Holland,
which is controlled 1 b1
Co., Inc, shodfa net 6
the Sumatra Tobacco
- -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
WHILE DOING HIS DUTY

Insular Policeman Antonio Re-
naus, who some days ago was SER
iously. wounded by a laborer at
Jayuya, while investigating a
theft, died at the Hospital in this
city
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

between the age of IS an , -,
are T. = resnectfnllv itten
that the above be pu' "'u :
your paper for the benz q q
public. EA;..o,
JOS. n. PARRO
Captain, Q. NJ. u
IN Charge. of Labor Procurmel
" u. s. Army.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
BULGARIA'S NEW DETHRON
ED; REPUBLIC rs
PROCLAMEM

King Boris of Bulgaria, who as
'cended the throne Oh Oct. 3, has
abdicated. A peasant Govern
ment has been established at Tir-
nova, under the leadership of NJ
Z &ambuliwsky, WI % has been chief
D. p,,,rae ,e peasants and agrarians Of
h,'1i~s,'ia for some time, M. Stam-
Of . { a reE is sail to be in command 2 m and
men.
,onti,, M :, 'wsky was re-
p,,1aar;a ~ote, ON prison. When
, a 1o1s be w, the war in Octo-
aro,t -: FOR ksentenced to i'm
-, cbaroHe after convic-
.ion N H. rom ain, Nof anti-militar-
en- en- ao when J in prison until
,7ep1; 1;na Fars vas pardoned
~ eha;o prior to that
stambul mskS IS oecadny oech ,s years Is
of the easgnts and Il .ns loaues = :.
in the Bulgarian Parn ariais
L 49, 80 /" R;var bulgaria
~ tne D.,na % and ~ tbributary
cl 'ne s;n DalaoSi ~ ua1oa on Tn railroad
(, lloih '11i T: - ~ 90 u,a I middle
: Bulgaria. 1t is a city ,.Gl ,ns;dor ~
aple coihih9ie. st;a' of oh co and
s, mas d popu'a'' 10000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
Ed TORIAL VIEWS.

Twenty years ago,
when at the clock of
History the hour sound
ed for Spain to give up
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

Havana. November 14.-Strikes ended, {
Leaders have been released.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

20, Inc., sHOU1Tt ~ Isssas- g e..
the Sumatra Tobacco Import Cor
poration in the sale Of &nnatra
leaf.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-17

Why should we, when they
ask no~pity? Their inspiration
Is their reward. The soldier
asks only that the others Of the
squad, the others of his com
pany, shall bear their share OF
the burden in the line. There
are and always have been few
very, very few, slackers in the
American Army.