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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
Cambridge City, Ind.

Mrs. Daisy Metterts and son are WIS.,
iting Shelbyville relatives. ...... Mrs.
Clifford Oldham is visiting relatives at
Austin( o. Mrs. Anna Conrad has
taken a position at Will Hunts groc-
cry. -. Mr. and Mrs. o. U. Toppin
spent Sunday at Geneva, Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. Kahl of Columbus, o., Is
visiting Mrs. Viola Roth. ...... Mrs.
Frank Parson will spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. Laura Richie and
her mother, Mrs. Mary Hineman. -.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Kirkwood and son
of College Corner, O., spent a few
days with Mr. Kirkwood's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. jeff Kirkwood. .... Russell
Crockett is home from college at Val
paraiso Mrs. Babcock who has
Mary Garven who has been at Martins
Vile has returned. :. Misses Florence
been quite i'll Is improving. .... Miss
Reynolds, Helen Close. Bertha Mar
pie, Edna and Myrtle Waddell attend
ed a surprise party. given Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Fannie
Davis Of Hiser Station. An airplane
landed in a field south of Dublin
Tuesday toward evening, on account
of the rain The aviators put up all
night at Cambridge while few of the
militia boys guarded the plane. .....
jeff Kirkwood who has been i'll for
some time is not much improved. 80.
DR.. J. E. Wright and Mrs. Wright
were Richmond visitors Tuesday -.
Mrs. Charles Lowery and two sons OF
Richmond have moved to Cambridge,
into the west half of Mrs. Charles
Routh property on West Church street
DR.. Harris and family of Tulsa,
Okla, are the guests OF Meriman
Straughn and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
new FLOUR RULES
ARE RECEIVED

H. w. Gilbert, Federal Food Admin
istrator for Wayne county. just re-
ceived new -four rules and regulations
that take effect September All
other rules and regulations now In
effect are then cancelled.
Flour may be sold on the basis OF
1920 in place of $3.50 basis. In other
words. 80 percent Of wheat -Four ana
20 percent of substitute.
Retail dealers selling wheat flour
must carry in stock either barley -four,
corn meal, or corn -four, and with
every sale of wheat -four shall sell a
combination of one or more OF these
proportions Of one pound Of substitute
to each four pounds Of wheat -four.
No dealer can force any other SUD-
stitutes in combination upon the con-
sumer and the substitutes must con-
form to the standards fixed by the
administration.
Substitutes may be sold in combina,
ton with standard wheat -four in lieu
Of all barley -four, corn meal, or corn
flour, of the consumer SO demands at
the same rate, namely, rice -four. oa'
-four, buckwheat -four, potato -four
bean -four, sweet potato flour. kanlr
-four, milo -four. feterita -four
Rye flour or rye meal can he sold
as a substitute in proportion OF two
pounds Of rye with three pounds OF
wheel -four
These rules apply to the farmer al
we'll as to the city and town people. O.
Licensed millers, wholesalers ano
bakers can now have a sixty days
supply of -four. There are no limita
tions as to the amount Of -four which
may be sold to customer at single
purchase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
A FEMININE ORGY

Edith Ferrol awoke with a feeling
of elation she had not known since
the day she had gone shopping for
her wedding finery, nine years before
From the depths of the heavy sleep
she had fallen into at daybreak her
consciousness rose gradually to the
light. It was a golden light. 1t was
the light of Fortunes smile. Edith
remembered the cause of her happi-
ness - Johns windfall in the stock
market!
With singing heart and glowing
eyes she did her morning work about
the house, saw to the breakfast. got
the children off to school, and ordered
the days provisions. AS she asked
the price of this and that article Of
food Edith could hardly keep from
seizing the shopman by the lapels OF
his linen duster and shouting glee-
fully, For once, you old robber, l
don't care. Ask as much as you like
for your potatoes and oatmeal and
eggs! I'll pay: I've got money--lots
of It! | won't have to apologize for
delays Send your bill: I'll settle
when you like. We're rich, rich, rich,
tell you!"
AS she walked home she was sur
DTlSGu anu llltlc dmuoCu ~ Ao'S
how self.respecting she felt She
greeted a neighbor gayly coming from
the butchers. She smiled with un-
usual friendliness at meeting the land
lord in the hall She glanced at her
self in a mirror and skipped heart
beat as she saw how youthful her
face loked. Her step was light. She
caught herself hImming as she made
ready for the shopping trip with Lii
liam Blake.
For the first time in all her life
Edith Ferrol entered a department
store with a sense Of freedom to ouy
Even the orgy of her trousseau, while
eXhilaratinG was restrained by
modest purse. For nine years she hat
never once bought half dozen pairs
of stockings for the youngsters or fol
herself without figuring on the loves
possible price and wondering If, afte
all she couldn't make four pairs dc
But now she could spend She coult
buy quality instead Of shoddiness
Quantity instead Of hand-to-u,outh nib
let's, than which she well knew there
is no more costly method of purchase
Thus do the poor pay the highest
price for everything. First, because
goods in small quantities cost more
second. because the short life of poor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
How to Acquire Hair Beauty

You can enjoy a delightful shampoo
with very little effort and for very
trining cost, if you get from your
druggists package Of Canthrox and
dissolve a teaspoonful in cup of hot
water. This makes a full cup OF
shampoo liquid enough so it is easy
to apply it to all the hair instead OF
Just the top of the head. Your sham
poo Is now ready. Just pour little at
a time on the scalp and hair until
both are entirely covered by the
daintily perfumed preparation that
thoroughly dissolves and removes
every bit of dandruff. excess oil and
dirt After rinsing the hair dries
quickly with a fluffiness that makes
Il seem heavier than it is, and takes
on a rich luster and softness that
makes arranging it a pleasure.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
|FH1ESTRUsGl1GiAzEN ! ! AzEN Z% Il

materials necess!tates buying often.
Now, let yourself go, my dear"
urged Lily Blake, "and take advantage
OF luck when 1t comes your way
Loosen up. Buy regular outfit-all
YOU and the kids'll need for the next
six months
Dear me, Lily. you talk as II we
were going to live on a desert island
and wouldn't have a chance to puy
anything for love or money once we
get there! I feel guilty spending 80
much of Johns earnings all at one
time"
Say. listen. EIDE, this dough isn't
exactly earnings-it's profits. Earn
ings is we'll enough to be economical
with: but profits are different. Take
'em while you got 'em, and spend 'em
quick" replied LII Blake. the wise.
Edith felt vaguely uncomfortable at
Mrs. Blakes advice. 1t seemed to
corroborate certain doubts that stirred
deep below the surface Of her delight.
But the spell Of spending was upon
her.
The warm, bright store, the eager
saleswoman, the handsomely gowned
shoppers, the treasure-trove displayed
on every counter, the tempting plac-
ards, Reduced to S12.50"; "Nanufac'
turers' samples, odd pieces sacrificed
at one-third value; Special sale, to-
day only, $19.75. were $25"-a!l these
| things wove a web Of weakness about
! Edith Ferrol.
Woman's natural orgy is spending
! Comparatively few women know the
intoxication of earning. They all
| know tho thrill of turning more hits O1
paper and gold into things OF adorn
ment or usefulness or comfort. II love
is woman's primal need money is hel
| second!
"Now, come on, child" brisked Ii
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29

Blake, the light Of generalship in her
eye; lets start at the hat department
and work down. I saw some darling
copies Of French models, only $14.9S.
Get a smart hat or two and you're on
the road to being well-dressed. The
hat makes the woman. Then We'll
see about a tailor suit. I'd have one
made if was you, but if you want it
quick you can get one of those duve-
tyn or bolivians for about seventy-fve
and have the tailor do you a really
good one later"
Edith had never spent more than
$45 for a suit in her life, but she
bought one of the "duvetyns' with
scarcely a culver. That night the Fer
rolls apartment looked like the pack
age room of the Hotel Ritz. Edith was
a little frightened at the array. What
would John say when he saw it?
(To be continued.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
New Trial to Be Held
in Case Against Stern

Will w. Keller has been appointed
special judge, for the retrial OF the
case against Charles A. Stern for
practicing medicine without license.
Sterns filed an affidavit for change
of Judge. The case was first tried In
July but the jury disagreed. The new
trial is set for Sept. 4. Immediately
after the retrial another trial will be
held on a new charge of practicing
medicine illegally at later date.
Seriously, now, since the Invention
of the watermelon no man has done
more than Ford to add to the pleasure
and mortgages Of mankind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29

There's JOY in a railroader's home in
Richmond today.
Even if the husband and father Is
fighting with the engineers in France,
the wife and mother now believes
every cloud has a silver lining.
Two years ago Carl Christy. Penn
sylvania railroad engineer, was dis
missed because OF wreck west of the
railroad bridge avross the Whitewater
river. The government has ruled that
he is to be reinstated and that wages
due him from the day he was dis
missed until the day he enlisted be
paid. This amounts to the tidy sum
of $3,700.
Christy enlisted with the engineers
and is somewhere in France" His
family resides here. His wife had not
received the check today hut she
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29

him, but because he Is too old for you.
You are right In going with several
boys and not only one.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
Pennsy Railroader Dismissed
For Wreck Reinstated by D. S.

knows that Uncle Som will send 1t.
Conductor John Falck, also dismiss
ed because of wreck, was ordered
reinstated by the government board.
He is owner of fruit store In New
castle Under the ruling he has thirty
days in which to decide whether he
will return to work. No back pay was
awarded him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
RANKIN
LOSES IN RACE
(By Associated Press,

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 20. = Com
plete returns from 882 precincts OF
1,403 In the state received early TO-
day showed that In the statewide pri-
mary Tuesday DR.. 0. NJ. Landstrum
polled 1929 votes In the race for the
nomination Of the republican ticket for
U. S. senator. Miss Jeanette Ran
kin, congresswoman from Montana,
seeking the same nomination. received
1928 votes; Harry Parsons OF Mis-
soula, 4,497, and Edmund Nichols.
3,209.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
AMY HORTON OVERSEAS.

Miss Amy Horton daughter OF Mrs.
Belle Horton of North Ninth street.
has arrived at a French port with the
Overseas Theater Company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-08-29
GIVE UP BUILDING PLANS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Plans OF the
New York city school authorities to
provide educational facilities for 300,.
900 additional pupils, were abandoned
today as a result of a decision by the
war industries board yesterday to
prohibit the construction Of new school
buildings during the war.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06
La Iribuna del P1blico.
PUNTOS ROJOS

Sociedad: iCuah compleja es
hoy esta Erase! icuan indtil Sc
esta hacienda ante la realidad
de las cosas! icuantas mentiras
Y engailos Sc cometen EN- su nOm-
bre. icuantas sabandijas viven
bajo su aristocratico mantO!
Estamos, y en- este hay que ser
insenuo en- confesarlO, Ell ell 81
glo de las grandes transfOrmacio-
nes, en- ell orden polftico, en- el or
den social y en- el orden ecOn6mi-
co.
Permitidme ell que analice mi
manera tai vez equivOcadamente,
estos puntos; pero en- la presente
epoca en- la que casi todos los hui
manos<e inhumanOs estamos equi-
yocados ;que importa unO mas ?
Sociedad: "AsOciaci0n de per-
sonas con un fin especial En-
! polltica, por ejemplo ese fin espc-
cidl para eli cual Sc han reunidO
yarias personals mo es para labO-
rar sana Y desinteresadamente
por el bienestar, ell prOgresO y la
mayor suhna de libertades que ese
pueblo con ell cual ellOs conviven,
necesite y demande de sus gOber-
nantes? :Deben los pOliticOs
abandonar ese fin especial por ell
cual f0rmaron dicha association o
partido, para escudarse tras ese fin
seguros de sus personales triun-
fos y yivir c0moda v tranqtila
mente, olvidandOse del motive
con que fue creada dicha asOcia-
ci0n?
cPor que permitimos que sean
invertidos los principles?
Sociedad: Association de per-
sonas con un fin especiaP' En- 10
social, que Sc deriva como es l6gi-
co de la sociedad misma. Pero
ahora es otro el fin especial, me
refero a la Sociabilidad, a la aft
nidad entire unas personals Y otras,
a la inclination demOstrativa de
afectos, de sinceridad y de respe-
to. A esa; que una vez estableci-
da sobre bases tan mobiles y tan
puras; es pisoteada por las mas
torpes acciones para luego de Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

ceradas, querer cubrir con falsos
Y lujosos trajes su horrible podre-
dumbre.
Pero va os 10 digo al comenzar
icuantas sabandijas viven bajo
su aristocratico manto!
iPor que permitimos tai oscar
nio?
Sociedad: "Asociaci0n de per-
sonas con un fin especial En-
10 econ6mico. He aqu1 unO de
los problemas mas arduOs, aver
como hoy en- casi todos los paises.
La necesidad ineludible de unir-
Sc varias personals con un fin eco
n0mico, hoy tai vez mas que nun
ca; tiene a mi entender por base,
la estabilidad absolute de una
franca ammonia entire ell Capital
Y ell TrabajO; entire ell patr0no y
ell prOletario; para establecer tai
relaci6n, que venga hacer una CO.
sa. cOmplemento de la otra. Pc
ro me parece que ann queda mu-
chO que andar Ell tan escabrOsO
camino, Spor que? es que ell pro-
letariO sc une V fOrma SOcieddd
sistematicamente para atacar al
capital? 0 es el capital que Sc une
para formar S0cicddd con un fin
perverso, para atacar al traba-
jo? La respuesta esta ell la men
te de todos. Eel trabajador, ha
sido V es explotado infcuamente
en- todOs los 0rdenes de Ia vida
por ell capital; 81, ese trabajadOr
que tOdO 10 produce que tOdO 10
da, hasta su vida, que a el todo
Sc lie debe Y que con NADIA Sc COM
rensa; a no ser con dejarlo morir
de hambre maltratarlO Y humi-
llarlo como premio sus grandes
esfuerzos por ell engrandecimiento
de ese capital.
Para ESQ es que fOrmais ,SOcie-
dad que denominais "Trust" para
obstaculizar tambien ell movimien-
to defensive del proletario, al
nnirse para combatir vuestras in
justicias. Y luego proclamais la
union del Capital y ell Trabajo,
;cuanta burla! Pedidle al Cor
dero que Sc allie con ell lobo! Acor-
daos como aHtes he dicho, que es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

tamos en- la epoca de las grandes
transfOrmaciones, y tenemos va
grandes ejemplos EN- todos los Or
denes de la vida no trateis de des-
War los principles va encausados
por la humanidad, evitad que ese
cordreo sc transforme, para po-
der defender con mayor energia
sus derechos; haced Justicia. he
ahf ell problema.
:Que no haceis caso?, no i'm
porta Ell MUNDO MARCHA.
PrOblemas como estOs de tan
alto interes y que son de por 81
tan profundos; no deben ser ira
tados con la brevedad que yo 10
he hecho, pues, dif1cil seria para
mi ahondar estas cuestiones tan
magnas, tan grandes Y tan com.
PLEAS; ell las cuales necesitarfa
un gran poder Intellectual, en- con-
cordancia con la magnitud de las
mismas.
He ahf ell por que me he limi-
tado a tratarlas superfcialmente,
queriendo con clio, adherirme a
ese grito de protesta que hoy Ian
"a al mundo una parte de la hui
manidad ultrajada, adOlorida Y
humillada. He sido siempre un
partidariO de la "eyoluci0n" V
"transfOrmaci0n" EN- todos los Or
denes humanOs, perO Ell sentido
ascendente; no descendente, Y que
clio beneficie, no a una familia o
individuO, sino a la comunidad
tOda; que despues de Dios, es la
fuerza propulSora de todo 10 crea-
do.
No permitamos jamas que en-
Puerto Rico Sc entrOnice ell feuda-
lismO; seamOs nuestros prOpios
guardianes; mirad hacia Europa.
SehOres opresores, afiojad ell
cercO. dad mas vida. sed mas ius-
tos, no es una dadiva 10 que Sc os
pide, sinO un derecho ell que Sc re-
clama.
Este es ell humilde grano de are
na que yO aporto, la gran obra
de Redenci6n que ha comenzado
la sufrida humanidad.
TALENTIN URDANETA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

SO a que Sc aprobase el proyecto
con la seoci0n segunda.
Ell Sr. R0manf solicito que di-
cho proyecto volviese al senO de
la Comision para considerar dete-
nidamenet la partida del Departa-
mento de Justicia. Sc opusO el
Sr. Gonzalez Mena afirmando que
el criterio que prevalece en la Ca
mara era no sancionar mas can
tidades de las que la Camara con
sideraba que Sc habfan gastado
ilegalmente. Ell Sr. Rossy expuso
que 81 la Camara no guerra apro-
bar la partida de gastos de emer-
gencias del Gobernador que este
no era motive para que no sc apro-
base ell proyecto; que sc suprima
dicha partida, pues, estando la le-
gislatura de febrero, muy cerca,
esta cubrira seguramente los dos
desembolsos hech0s por ell Gober-
nador. Ahora no Sc cOnsidera ur-
gente, por ser ell dinero empleado
Dor ell Gobernador, ell sobrante en-
su presupuesto para gastos de cpl
demias, y otros de imperiosa y UP
gente necesidad.
Lastra Charriez recomend0 que
Sc borrara la secci0n segunda del
Proyecto, que habla de la asigna-
ci0n de $4,000 para los fondos
del GobernadOr. Sc puso a vota-
ci0n esta moci0n, y fue aprobada.
FL Sr. Fulgencio Pineiro intro
.dujo una nueva secci0n segunda
que dice:
"Disponiendose: que de estas
sumas deberan pagarse los inte-
reses a raz0n de 40 anual de las
sumas adelantadas por los bancos
mencionados Ell la secci0n ante
rior."
Sc puso a yotaci0n ell proyecto
enmendadO en- esta fOrma, en- Sc
gunda y tercera lectura y fue
aprobado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06
rCONCEJO MUNICIPAL
Session del 3 de Diciembre

periora del asilo de Sordo- Mudos,
de Santurce, que su solicitud para
que Sc ample ell diametro de la
tuberla que surte de aqua aquel
establecimiento scra resuelta Ell el
,rr6ximo ejercicio, por no haber
partida en- el actual presupuesto
para cargar ese gasto.
Fue aprobado un contrato con
ell electricista senor Manuel A.
Ruiz.
Fue aprobado un informe de la
comision de Fomento, recomendan
do Sc lleven cabo ciertas repara-
clones en- la pavimenthci6n de las
calles la Estrella, Las Delicias, Pri
mavera y en- ell callejon de Silva.
Sc pasaron estudio de la CO.
mission de Gobernacion varios. es-
critos de los senores E. AlNaIez
MARITIME y Martin Bellber. (hijo)
relativas a la ordenarza de subas-
ia de carnes.
Sc acord6 dirigir una circular a
cada uno de los medicos municipa-
les para que informen del ntHmesO
de casos de influenza" que tienen
en- tratamiento, estado de las Vi
viendas de los enfermos, Y 81 cuen-
tan con recursos para su debida
asistencia.
Sc dispuso llevar a cabo los ira
jos de encintado ell la calle Mini
Has del barrio de Santurce.x
Y, por dltimo, Sc resolvi6 dedu-
cir, del empreatito militar de 300,-
900 dolares, la suma de $40 que
fu6 invertida en- la adquisicion del
aceite asfaltado que Sc elnple0, en-
ell recargo del camino de Lola, la
cual suma sera sumada al empress
tito municipal de $4,000 d0lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

El Concejo Municipal, bajo la
presidencia del senior Echevarrfa,
celebr6 ell marte 3.
Asistieron los concejales siguien
tes: Bazan, Martinez Rossello, AL
varez, Avilez, Gonzalez D1az y Goe
naga.
Se acord0 anunciar la subasta
de una tubefia de 2 pulgadas para
surtir aqua las GALES Mayor de
San Jose, parada 26, del barrio de
Santurce, mejora que ha sido So
licitada por varios vecinos y pro
pietarios de las referidas GALES.
Sc dispuso anunciar tambien la
srl5asta de la pavimentacion de la
calle de Hoare, en- la parada Ii del
antedicho barrio, y desestimar usa
petici6n de la succession Hoare en-
que esta pide que Sc lie rebajen los
derechos tpor acometida en- el alcan
tarillado.
Sc resolvio cobrar un dollar por
la prorroga ell ell arrendamiento
del nicho que ocupan, Ell ell cemen-
terio de esta ciudad, los restos del
doctor Fernando Nnnez Salarain.
Sc autoriz6 al Alcalde para que,
enClo SUCCESSIVE, no venda los nichos
del cementerio, limitando su arrien
do cinco alos, prorrogable por
un aio mas.
Fueron acordados varias trans
ferencias de creditos.
Sc dispuso que Sc creara, en- Wis
ia del excessive nGmero de locos
que Sc hallan recluldos en- el pabe-
Hon anexo a los hospitales de San
turce, una plaza de loquero, el
cual empleo sera pagado con fon-
dos de la partida de Imprevistos.
Sc determine contestar la su-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

los REGALos DEL "oCTAGoN'

La casa de los seiiores B. Fernandez
y Hermanos Sues, Marina, San Juan,
acaban de recibir un magnifico envio
de objetos de cristaleria, joyas y otros
articulos, para donarlos a los consul
midores del famoso JABON OCTA.
CON.
El Departamento de regaIos de Ia
expresada casa, tiene a la disposition
del publico un esplendido surtido de
todo cuanto pueda desear.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06
$5O,433.S2

Manifesto que teniendo en- cuen-
ta ell dltimo mensaje del Goberna-
dor con0cido va de la Camara Sc
asignaba la cantidad de $4,000
para el fondo de gastos diversos
del Gobernador, que fueron ade-
lantados durante los recientes
temblores de terra. Dijo que la
Comisi0n no hab1a considerable
cubrir ell gasto que tambien reco-
mendaba ell GobernadOr, hechos
por ell Attorney General para hos
pitalizar mujeres de NAL viyir.
Dijo que esta cantidad podrfa in
cluirse en el presupuesto ordina-
rio de la pr6xima legislature 81
asf le'crela conveniente y de JUS
ticiq, II ,asamblea. Recomend6 la
apr0basidn del proyecto con una
enmienda, EN- la secci6n segunda,
ealnbiando la suma de $4,000 que
aparece equiyocada por la de
$40, ,o0Qg;$Ag
El Sr. Fulgencio Piheiro Sc opu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06
Camara de Representantes
Aprobaci6n de TN importante proyecto

~ -. fAf! II
Aver tarde Sc discuti6 en- la Ca
mara de Representatives. el pro-
yecto de ley presentado por Ell Sc
nor Fernandez Garcia, para pagar
deudas contrafdas por Ell Gobierno
de Puerto Rico con varios bancos
de la Isla, con motive de les tenn
blores de TERRA.
Ell seiior Guerra inform0 que la
Comisi6n de Hacienda recomen-
daba favorablemente ell proyecto
mencionado. La Comision aprobo
la asignacion de $4,000 para pa
gar las deudas contrafdas por ell
Gobierno de Puerto Rico con los
siguientes bancos:
Banco Comercial. -. $24, 1882
Royal Bank of Canada 100000
American Col. Bank. 100000
Banco Ter. y Agri. -. 100000
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

Sc ALQUILAN HABITACIONES.
Frescas y ventiladas, propias para
hombres-UN SAGUAN para I'm pues.
to de negocio qrlien 10 interes. Allen
No. Sc esquina a Tanca informaran.--
Isabel Hernandez.
(Adv.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-06

CASA DE CONCRETE 2 MADEIRA.
81 usted desea co;nprar una terrera, So
Ida, bien situada, con solar propio. No
muy grande, venga veria escriba a
Owner .De Espala No. 2. S;anturce.
Advt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-03
y NIAGARA FALLS.

Sedzia policyjny uwolnif osmiu
- aresztowanych podczas najazdu ma
dom Stefana Turpina. Czterech zas
zatrzymal pod oskarzeniem wfocze-
gostwa, gdyz przyznali sic, re cd
miesiecy ME p%racowali. Wypuszczono
ich pod kaucya $500.
q zeznan aresztowanychh okazato
sic, re jakiS mezczyzna chodzii pc
domach polskich W miescie i nakta-
NAL do z~apisywania sic do Stowarzy-
szenia Miedzynarodowych Badaczy
Pisma Sw.' przez co mogli uniknac
,sluzby wojskowei. A~resztowani odby-
wall wlasnie jedno z swych zebran
kiedy policya wpadla do domu.
Czeka ich j~eszcze Sledztwo re stro-
ny wladz federalnych, gdyz niekto-
rzy z aresztowanych mieli r~ozgtaszac,
re wkr6tce powieje czerwona flaga
mad Stanami Zjednoczonymi i Ka-
NADIA.