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POLICE MAKE MANY
ARRESTS SUNDAY

This morning will possibly oe "'S
longest session OF police co'!r, {" ," h''o
for some time. The police department.
were very busy yesterday and saturday
night and the following have been taken
for appearance before the judge this
morning:
W. Chambers. arrested by pticer + w
lsrton on a vagrancy charge. w II.
Pasco, arrested for exceeding the sP'tu
limit. by officer West. -Nda Ha''S'.
charged with lettering. arrested oS
Oflcer Fullerton. Sally NcGun"!. ar
rested by Officer Dunlevy on sitni'ar
charge and William Sch"Ger. by ptNcer
Crumbacker. charged the same as tho
above two.
- Emma Rianck. charged with being
drunk, was brought IN by Officer Nr"m
hacker from $500 Main street. The Sa'l'o
officer also took Mahie Piatt from the
same place. charged with being diSor-
derby.
English Land. charged with being
drunk, was arrested by Officer Anaoe'
who also brought IN Homer smith On
a like charge. Les Tolbert. another
drunk. was brought In BY Officer pan
levy and August Graf. ais" charged WITH
being drunk. was assisted 70 the station
by Officer BrandraSt.
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'''' correspondents - ''''''''' ~" @''
rrrs vt%lalL ri". som" seemed l."
,i,i..,. r,,r IN >,i,r Of lnr insul'in
, $3.50 ..,,, 49, ,...o.
't'"S~' - 'I'' 80 "'h''"'N' ~ ~
i",,if U,tnuHiEin. would i'rh al our
...,.,..i,. =. bri,lr oiniit = ,;..r,I,,,I rcaco
~ r. a..
'"''''l - :" - wv
~ li.rir''. rr"hn''lN lnSpir"h ny M ter
,.., ,,.,-, -, .,,. ,r 49,. hr..l,
80.
, III = Ia nus ''"'' 49, ''''' ga
vurk fer I"-t'"
", al hn"W that SWITZERLAND IS a
lrp3ihii.. hu' even ih"S' Of us Wh" tray
It'd 'h'r". probably h'"aus" W. w"r"
. ia - hr!idni.. !:HN'. h'ti" Ih"UEhi :" Ia"
Swiss rHl''"'Hi $i~t"iu. li''i'"'i. h"i"r"
lbs N"r ~" 'nrd Iit'i" about fh' S"N @
'rniu'"' 80 Anf country "N'"pi cur own
Tho ll"'"n' constitution 80 SW''H'F-
lard No. 'd"ri"d III l>'> "ni III many
particulars - u"h' '''' Al'r itH' ~ 'h'
: | nli"H states.
lh'i;- "'' 'f' -'''.' '"'''' E'''' ''
'rhl i'"' Is 'ii'' f''l'r'I NN7'.i'''i! -
r'.-'.H''nS I'VE ''S'N''''N' "'"''''' ~
! '''' va ''"'''''. .''r '"'
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-conpleNon
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
Vol have a bad taste in your mouth
"a lazy, no-good feeing-you should
take Olive Tablets
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets SUBJ
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
Dr.. Edwards after II years OF study
with his patients.
!, d.. Edwards Olive Tabletsare a purely
vegetable Observation-Disclosures
You will know them by their olive color
ii Tohaye a clear, pink skin, bright eyes.
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood daysyoumustget atthecause-
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomelEyet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome con-
otIpation- That's why millions Of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box
AL druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
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ihr hiilirultcs Of tho Swiss. IT must
not 1T forgotten that III Switzerland
about :" l"' recent OF IN" people speak
German. -. per cent French and per
cont Italian Many Of the German
Speaking Swiss. uf course. Sympdthi%c
with G"rmany. They are the farincts.
,ImIry.nr"n. etc: hut in i'rcnck-Switzrr-
land III tn" n"iShhorhnnd of Geneva and
Lausanne. III" industrial p"rniLt'"n
sides with the Allies. Millions Of the
delicate fuses used OF shells have hc"n
manufactured in that part Of SwItzcr.
land for The Entente. In retaliation for
this the Germans boycottcd Swiss
watches.
Th" usual G"rman-naid propaganda
newspapers operate in the principal
towns The army officers are the first
In b" infE'Irnccd. II is the same in
Switzerland as with the officers ri mHny
armies -u"ly because OF the past rcpu-
tatiuu Of the German military machine.
We and the civil authorities Of South :
America must not forget that Japan
copied German military methods and
that thu, Hrmir: Of Argentina and Chile
have been trained for 'yrarS by German
Officers sent there I'm temporary leave
OF nhSrn,r from the German army.
N"n Below, a, German officer IN R"r-
lin who had bern III III" Argentine. used
- MAX" merry over the Argentine sol
drcrs and said that the" objected 10
drilling when !, rainrd do not bellows
this officer. hui should lik" I" HAY"
iii, bray. argentine officers hear his
I"krS and lihrS.
"" !nri. after t;lrr" "r four days in
E"ru". an III" "v"n!ng train for tn"
French frontier H. tk" train corridors.
'"ui+l" ~" compartments spies stood
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CHAPTER XIII.

Tn" aruIy - switzerland IS Il true
CITIZEN arruy--ar: army 81 universal So
We" aud a. l. in" !" Tho c\'$t"nr" III
tins fore. ;hn; Switzerland remains AN
md. pendent Sat" III tn" midst. "t
!. Europe.
r." stand apart IN furnrc is n" Very
cssnnr" 'of If. fer Switzerland Il is
rrgrrtiahl". therefore" that German
rr"nry and German prupaIand1 and some
srmpath, for Germany nr,"nS tho
'h. :im" flower If swiss neutrality. y
triumphant PRUSSIA and = fire." SwitZrr-
land rnmpnt 'N;St IN the sam" Europe.
In Switzerland il is III the military
Iha; "" lind that great sympathy for
Germany. In !Hii Swiss officers wrr"
discovered working nrit th" rIphcrs uf
Other nations for III" benefit ~ the Ter
MIN armies and III" punishment given
at the ensuing court martial was MOI
only Iur"mnl"n~urHt" with IN" uff"ns".
int WAS y plain Indication Of TN" early
Sympai!I,'S Il. III" ,'h!"fs rt the SWISS
I san.
Tho food 'ju"stinl bot Wen tn" 'nitrd
States and Swtf2"rlnud requires ,l"li,'ain
hnu,Il'rE. W" liEc IT," swiss and de- not
wish them /" suffer. bur III, Swiss must
understand that our r""d ~ "ir own aud
that W.. Il" not pr"P"S" II shall To
n"HriSh Germans or thai i, shall TAX"
I h" plA'". in Switzerland. at Swiss food
sold hy IA" Swiss To our enemies
TIN" President "f ~ ,tx"rlHnh related
:" III" IL" hifli'.':it p"SItjuu in whIrh
switzerland found herself Iron and
coal u"',.>Snry t." thc ministries e
switzerland. ~ keep IT." pnpui:,t inu
warm nuI :" '""k IA" f''',i ,.nut- H."
saul from Germany. whil" f"nd vas
, shipped - tn" French Mediterranean
port "f !'''tt'' from Nm"riC:l and III" Ar
gent IN" and transported :trrusS part IT
Franc" /" Switzerland. :" that sane" ia"
wrr Switzerland. as the President ~
irlmtu"i. hHS h""u dancing HhnUt. :ir-:
on "n" SIG" then ON ihr uth"r IN III,
at'"mp' {" r"t f""d through France and
coal and Iron through Germany.
Swiss Speak German Chieny.
Everything in the office Of the Pr"si-
don't was the aXtr"mr If republican SIM
rlici:y. He questioned ne about the
situation In Germany. especially from
the food standpoint. And | learned OF
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and dark early in the afternoon inc
ami, waterpower OF Norway and Swe-
den furnishes electric light. SodSend
in the short dreary winter days.
Advanced Civilization OF Norway.
Norway. IN many respects. Is on" ~
the most advanced countries N ne
world. Having been ruled by pen''hEA
for 4oosyears. II was united :" SW"'Hn
b,. Tho treaty or Kirl "a 1874. with n"
approval Of all the Powers nnt aSa'nS'
the ;oclinatiors Of tho Norw"Sians. VII"
rnrsv- that they were given 70 Sweden
to compensate that country for inc loss
OF Finland. annexed t. Russia.
The ambitious Bernadctt" arranged :"
govern Norway as king % that country.
which was Theoretically Z" r"tain rs III
dependence ard b. united {" SwHdHn
ONLY through N;he personal rui" ~ N"
one monarch.
Ar tina, time III. Norwegian ""nstltu-
ton provided that ~ NOR" H"rSHH''
privileges should y" granted AMI Sln'"
then the progress -: Norway towards 4
real democracy has been rapid. |; WAS
the conflict ov.r TO right f''Mar'""d NJ
rho Sorwecians 70 establish Sapara;"
consular services that l"d :" III" dtSS"!N-
ton of tho union between Norway aao
Sweden in 1an5 Norway voting Ger s"Ha-
ration 36S.eli % ISL
Th.xe are now i" mobiles N Norway.
Shortly after the union II WAS Gc'!'|'
that those who rad :ti.s -: nobility
could hold them for i!t", hUt ma; ih"'r
descendants could net Inherit.
LEGISLATION tur the projection ~ chill
workers. women. for Insurance. o.. =
of an advanced character. For inStAn'H.
no child under fourteen Is permitted Z"
work. and no woman f"r six weeks a:;"r
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Rest Medicine for Constipation.

Mrs. Charles Grim. Charleston. ILL.,.
states that Chamberlain'S Tablets are
the best medicine for constipation that
she has ever used There are hun
dreds Of others who are OF the same
opinion. These tablets arc easy 10
take and most agreeable in effect
Adv
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Swedish Aristocracy At Germany .
Seryica

Si,;c, ,,,s;,I,ti..s ,n,rr,ance,. un In.
n,h.r hand rhc. Government. army and
,-isfn,.r,,y -. Sy..,Irr no, only haye
been cunsistamtly "I,;nS..H t" th.. allies.
but -; II" utmost $"rltr" :" 'i,'r:rany.
Swedish iron "r. COS mo ';"riTan
cannon aad makes ;hH b"St S;'"i 81 !
airplans engines. ana IL" imports into
Sweden FROM America 81 food
and fats Increased l.nGh p"r cent
almost Immediately. Th"<" imports.
with great Tuan.iti.a 81. copper and
other supplies. found their way H. Ger
many. ~ ;h., graf ir,::. Incidentally
IT Swedish business i'"ii. For TIN plain
pecpl~ 1T Sw",!. II ti,. cos; -: living in
creased wIth"':; Il corresponding in
rt.'as" ~ salaries and WIGS =" :hat II"
now prosperity was confined !" ;he
''EoulaSh' harnuS
Thor. is ~ question that. juSi rs n
Argentina. tho Swedish GIDlomut.' r"urh
was II, MI centuries =. TN. <.yyl"" uf
Germany and tina, .hn orders - the
,;"ruan Spi,< in Russia were son. by
this means. Ia Tact. II j. n"lt"y"d Ger
mar. prisoners il Russia FOUND their
wa :" rc,r"rrad. there !" nnr;,rirn:"
in r.yulurinn and cnuut"rrrv"iui;"n un-
dor orders Scrt through tn" Swedish
officials
SMUGGLING IS yirkrc! a.. and a; l.uilia
ON m. Swedish ,naS,. near th, i:cad OF
tn, emf nf rn.Eria rr.a, ai!an,i,i.l ~
rubber. block TN and oil arriv, from
r,ussi,r I.i.,hn,.. across ,i. -fl:
Til. rr..r,,, v.,,I;,d 70 send = consul
.o ma, hu, hon, ,.,,,,.,, v.s rcf,,S,j
d,nh.l.ss hc...,,,s, ,,,. swedish ,urhn--
,,i.s ,iiL wa. ,..,r, - h,v., any ncf;..j,I
Foreigners So. tl;s .raftir
,.Ia,-.r,s, -: vii b.,s h,..r ~. u.n-k ~
~, r:,r,,,., +;,,,,..;.l ar,n.s U,rh,.r.
~, Ii,,rh,,r,. h.,r,- j. ,,,,..,,.., - ,h,
,:.rr,,., lnco+,or il, S;nrkInIr, SKILL
:ul)v has h.. managed his task .hat
swedish firms and Swedish banks have
been induced 20 INK. German rarrr
money. ,p,um.rrial ptpcr and Hnruriil.s
:uStea,l ~ gold in return for conner,
rubber III, food fatswnul and Surrlies. ,
and in this WAY ;hs Swedish business
mon. b., tn, touch III s.jf-iu,rr.s,. haye
h..,, n,o1s =, favor ,;,r,nanv
rr,fcss ,ha. :. = ha-I :. hiring
about. but as c:cn nation has tho right
80 rhn.s.. with whom, is riilZauS sn,,u
dn business w.. must .mrr,ll,asS,y bIo,k 4
-. hose firms which ussis, GERMANY
b,. a,.,..,.;r.- in li.u Of tn, cnlI which
would ,Aus h.. drained fruin G.rnianv.
wha. aul"iiu;S Ia tho promise az Ger
ma',v :" "a: !: successful IA war.
Til. Queen az Sweden. @"rSei:
t;.r:ns;l AND an adn!yrc "f ;hr German
"u!p"rur. has great Influence over hsr
husband and IN" court.
" 4 t:mr when Si!n was visiting
h"r family n karlsruhe (for sh" Was
4 princess Gf Rad"n>. a r"nrisal attack
made by allied afiiAH"S narrowly
missed IN" royal 7aiac" and. c"nS"-
G'i"ntiy ~" Gu''"n lHiS mas ADDED %
her rT"judi"" against IN" allies. The
rrrWu princess ~ Sweden WAS prlN-
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French ri,,n raj liourhak, and his ar'"A
81 mari, uIm' hundred thousand n'r
sought An.a-ylum ~ Switzerland.
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profound dismar in Sweden. and dc
velop,j an InrNrrvsSibir ;,h."r',ur" sc
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AMBASSADOR GERARD
fcouttrusd Prom First Page.)

and dark early in the afternoon. the
ample watcrpower OF Norway and S"e
den furnishes electri" light. a SodSeno
in the short. dre&ry winter days.
Adva,caH Civilization Of Norway.
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ANA iron through ''"rm1nS.
SWISS Speak German ChledY,

FvnrythInE in tho office Of the Pr~Si-
don't was til" sNtr"mr IT republican SIM
rlici:y He questioned me- nhout the
situation In Germany. especially from
the food standpoint. And | learned OF
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
MIJERTE DEL BATALI.ADOR
DIPUTADO SIR DOMINGO u

\ Madrid, noviembre I'm tele-
grama de Barcelona informa, que
el senior Domingo, redactor iefe
del periodico La Ven de Catalnn-
va" ha fallecido consecuencia
de congestion pulmonar infeccio-
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POR DESHONESTO

La Corte de Paz impuso 5 do
.lares de multa q Marcelino Man
.zano, por haberse deUfcado en-
Santurce, estando ebrio, a exhi-
.bieionee prOseras
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Corresponsal Especi;
EXCEsO DE PASAJE

Por conducir mas pasajeros de
los que lie ha marcado Ell Departa-
mento del Interior, fue denuncia-
do aver ei dueiio de la guagua
Magda'', vehfculo que hace via
les de la ciudad Santurce.
CABo DE Ia PoLICIA QUE Sc
! SUICIDA
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ARROILADO

Aver, en- Ia parada Il de San
turce, la guap1la nnmero 622 AFRO
|ll6, causandole una herida en- e
p6mulo izquierdo, a Severe Aceve
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De San Juan y Ia Isla.
DE UTUApo.

n
FL joven Angel Ramirez, de dicz VI
ocho amos de edad, hijo del seiior don
Iesis Ramirez. ha entregado su alma
Dios, despues de breves dias de en-
ferr,sdad. : consecuencia de Ia IN
], IL "a.
Acompaha.,,s en- la pena 4 sus fl
nriiaTes
5 Sc ha r7apagado por el p..ebio y
-sn j,lrisdic.a6n. en- menos de i1n4 80
mama, la gr;Ipc, calculandose mas de
quinientos casos, pues hay casas dc "a
milia donde hay diez atacados de esta
enfermedad cue hs causado muclias
victimas en- Ia tocalidad y sus cairpos.
No helnos teEido I'm nledieo dssde
hace varios neses, por 10 que ell pue-
bio Sc encueiltra nuy disgustado por'
10 muy POGO que Sc ha hecho para
traer un facultativo que hubiera ateil-
dido los erferlnos pobres que ne
cesitan los auxilios de la ciencia me
dica.
En- Ell cementerio de esta ciudad lie
1e di6 sepu1tura al cadaver del foven
Margaro Jirnenez, soldado que falle-
clio en- el. Base Hospital.
Los templores siguen repitiendose
dia noche, el martes, las ocho de la
nanana y las seis de la tarde, Sc
--rIE ~ & . 1
sintieron dos fueEtes movimientos de
la terra, ocasionando una gran alar-
ma en- la poblacion.
Ell buen professor sehor Carlos
Maestres ha renunciado su cargo para
desempenar una buena colocacion en-
Fla Comision de Alimentos.
Sc encuentra enferma, aunque nc
de cuidado, la seiiora Carmen Fuen
ties de Mayol Hacemos votos por ST
salud.
Hemos dido quejarse amargamente
a las muchas personas que van com
prar leche al deposito, de 10 difici
que Sc les hace conseguir que Sc le'
venda un litro de leche, pues mucaa
veces no la consiguen, por motive qu'
Sc lie vende a las personas pudientes.
-Lo que pasa aqui no sucede Ell
ninguna parte no ha habido i.rrc
para el consume publico; Ell cosech'
de habichuelas Sc ha perdido a caus'
de la lluvia, las pocas que han que
. dado son acaparadas en- las afueras q
la ciudad para llevarselas para otra
1ocalidades.
i Sc asegura que este es el terce
pueblo de al isla yue mas danos In stl
| frido por las casas agrietadas, eau
| sa de los movimientos que Sc han dc
II jado sentir aqui.
i -Muchos torcedores que han VEN
do trabajar han tropezado cGn mu
chas dificultades para buscar casa
donde vivir, por la razon de estar nt'
chas inhabilitadas, causa de los te
rremotos.
La Home Guard, que tan bue
nos servicios presto en- las noches dt
mas intranquilidad, apenas practici
ahora ejercicios en- nuestra plaza To-
doningos, como era costurhbre; no sa
bemos 81 es que Sc encuentran cansa
dos 0 es que estan perdiendo ell entu
siamo los muchachos.
-Muchos trabajadores estan enbar
candose para los Estados Unidos cor
idea de If en- busca de mas ampho'
/ horizontes.
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I. A proposito del asesinato del
ex-Czar de Russia y del Zarevich
Alexieff y de la ex-Czarina y sus
hijas, Sc recucrda que entire una
de sus profecfas, Madame de The
bes diio que durante la guerra
moriran uno de los Emperadores
europeos y su hiio, ambos tragi-
camente.
.RENIINCIA DE CONCEJAL
El seaor Rafael Hernandez, Con-
Icejal del Mnnicipio de Las Pie
dras, ha presentado Ia rennncia sis.
Isu cargo.
MUERTE DEL BATALIaADOR
/ DIPUTADO SIR. DOMINGO 4
/ Madrid, noviembre 4. I'm tele-
grama de Barcelona informas que
Iel senior Domingo, redactor iefe
ldel peri6dico La Veu de Catalun-
va" ha fallecido a consecuencia
Ide congestion 'pulmonar infeccio-
lisa.
DE TEMPoRADA.
Ell senior don Alexandra Laborde
acompafiado de su hiia Claudia, esta
en- San Juan, hospedandose en- el Ho
tel Caribe.
Tanto Ell senior Laborde como su
gentilisima hija, gozan de la mas alta
estimation en- HuInacao, donde resider
Ell TENIENTE QUINoNES
Contin1a enfermo de cuidado, en- 81
residencia de Santurce. el joven Lcdo
en- leyes yoficial del ejercito america
no, senior Arturo Quihones, de distin
guida familia.
Sinceramente deseamos la mejoris
del amigo y conipafero en- letras.
ARROILADO
Aver, en- la parada II de San.
]turce, la guagSla n1mero 622 AFRO
ll6, causandole una herida en- e
p6mulo izquierdo, a Severe Aceve
Edo.
RINA EN- LA CAFETERIA"
Aver fneron arrestados Juan RI
Iyes Y Esteban y Ramon Negroi
por haber armada un fuerte es
candalo, rinendo en- la "Cafete
| ra. !"
PoR DEsHoNESTo
| La COrte de Paz implso 5 do
Ilares de mu1ta Marcelino Man
zano, por haberse dee6cado eI
| Santurce, estando ebrio, a exhi
lbiciones groseras.
HURTO SIETE DOLLARS
/ La policfa arresto en- San Jilal
Moderno, al menor Francisco Rios
por hurto de siete dollars al oficia
! del ejercito, senior Mario Pesque
ira.
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RINA EN- la "CAFETERA"

Aver fueron arrestados Juan II
yes Y Esteban y Ramon Negroi
por haber armada un fuerte es
candalo, rinendo en- la "Cafete
ra. -
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sIGuEN los DoNA7avos

De las ofiainas de Ia Cruz Roja nos
envian, para su publicaci6n y siguien-
te nota:
aEl Capitulo de Puerto Rico de Ia
Cruz Roja Americana ha recibido un
Icheque de 100000 como contribution
de Ia New York and Porto Rico IS.
Co, para ayudar a socorrer5a las vic
tirnas del terremoto
La Bull Insular Line fue Ia primera
compaiiia de vapores que por conduc-
to de su Manager. senior Miguel Such,
hizo I'm donativo de 100000, para
ayudar socorrer a las victinas de los
terrernotos en- Mayaguez, y Ell senior
Nadai, Manager de la New York and
Porto SIS. Co.. al erterarse, Immediate
mente cabiegrafi6 New York sobre
el asunto, recibiehdo instrucciones de
donar al Capitu1o de Puerto Rico de
la Cruz Roja Americana, Ia cantidao
de 100000, para ayndar socorrer a
las victinas del ,terremoto. La Cruz
Roja agradece mucho estos donativos
de estas co1npafias que hacen negocio
en- Puerto Rico, pero todavia falta Ia
Red ID" Line por enviar 50 contribu-
Icion. de cuanto sera el cheque que
envien los Sehores Villar y Co. para
ayudar las pobres victinas del terre-
motor
ha Corporation del Hipodromo de
San Juan concedi6 Ell heneficio de las
carreras celebradas el dfa 10 del co
rriente, favor del fondo especial de
la Cruz Roia, para socorrer a las VIC
tinas del tercmoto. habiendo sido o
producto de este beneficio de $793.9O
La Cruz Roja tanbien agradece mu
cho este donativo." "
NINO DEsAPAREcIDo
La sonora Luz Maria Dones, re
sidente en- Tras Talleres, Santur
ce. ha dado cuenta la detective
de haber desaparecido de su casf
ell nino Pedro Dones.
cho.
MUERTE TRAGICA
En- el barrio Puerto Diablo"
de Vieques, mientras varios peo
Ines cortaban lena, Sc desprendii
una rama de un arbol, cogiendt
Idebajo a Geronimo Mojica y sepa
randole Ia cabeza del tronc0. I
DENUNCIADoS
Por infracei6n la Ley de Sa
nidad han sido dent1nciados A. M
And1jar Y Eduardo Ballesteros.
PoR ESCANDAL0
Il Por haber armada un escandal'
en- la Gale de Ia Luna, han sid'
denunciados Tomas Acevedo y M;
lnuel Alvarez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

PARA CURAR UN REsFRIA-
DO EN- UN Ola, t6mese LAXA.
TWO BROMO QUININA. Ell boz
ticario devolyera el dinero 81 no
lie cura. La firma de e. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
MUERTE DE UN.
GRAN TENOR

Segan la prensa neoyorquina,
ha fallecido en- Los Angeles Cali
fornia) donde estaba affrente de
un Conscrvatorio de m1sica, Ell
gran tenor espancl Florencio Cons
tantino, quien fue en- un tempo ri
val de Caruso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

Acabamos de recbir complete surtdo de esctorios
de la mejor caidad en- todos los estlos. Este peddo
10 hemos hecho pesar de 10 alto del mercddo, para
satisfacer la deanda de nuestos clentes del pdblco
en- general pues este es I'm artcuo muy dfiCl de en-
/conar hoy da en- plaza debdo la escasez de brazos
para la manufacture. Compre pues ahora uno de
tos magntcos escrtorios que tenemos en- almac6n pa
"a entrega Immediate precios razonables. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

Aver, como a ia una, Sc suicide
en- Yarleo, disparandose 1lrn tiro dc
revolver el cabo de la policia in
sular, Natalio CaAdarillas. Sc ig-
moran los movies qne lie induje-
ron disponer de su vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
HURTO SIETE DOLLARS

La policfa arrest6 en- San Juan
Moderno, al menor Francisco Rios,
por hurto de siete dollars al Official
del ejercito, senior Mario Pesque-
Ira.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-19

Farris, son of Mr.. G. o. Weir. Of
the Brighton vicinity, and little Miss
Lucy Lucado, Of the Idaville neigh
borhood, have gone to Knoxville to
enter the deaf and dumb school.
666 cures headaches, biliousness.
loss of appetite, or that tired, aching
feeling, due to malaria and colds. Fine
tonic.
One hundred pieces of genuine Dew
onshire cloth at SOC yard. This is.
the biggest range Of patterns to be
found in any store-the city stores
not excepted. Devonshires are abso-
lutely fast colors, and the best wash
dresses, childrens' clothes, boys'waists
and shirts and other service cloths.
VIII not fade and will wear longer
than other SOC goods.
Mr.. Robert Wilson and wife and
Mr.. Erwin Wilson, of Cape Girardeau,
Mo, came over Saturday on a visit
to relatives in this county, making
the trip in car.
Big stock Of new percales for fall
and winter. They come in genuine
indigo blue. fast red, grays, brown
and light styles. We bought these
goods about ten months ago, and are
selling them at much less than to-
days factory cost, zoe and 25c. Sup
ply Go.
Mrs. VIM. Sanford and daughter.
Miss Anne, left Monday for a visit
to Mrs. r. L. Hall at East Orange,
N. j. Mrs. Sanford viii remain over
for short visit, but her daughter
will spend the winter there.
See our new cloaks, suits and dress
es. They are new and pretty, and
we have priced them much below
market values. You will do yourself
a great injustice if you buy without
seeing our line-lots of stylish stouts
in the lot. Supply Co.