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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
Giue the Boys a Fair Chance

the time when the boy has arrived
at the proper age for it to do him
the most good.
That such training viii also pre-
vent US from ever again being
caught shamefully unprepared by
a treacherous enemy is of vital inn
portance. but if there should never
again be a war in all the world
and if. from now until doomsday,
the United States can happily re-
main az peace, it still would be a
fairly important thing TO have made
stronger and better men out of our
boys.
If we see TO it from now on that
all our boys and young men are
properly trained, then, in time of
war. we shall not be shocked by
learning that one-quarter Of our
young men are physically unfit.
And one-quarter CT our young
men will not be physically unfit in
time OF peace, either.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
TEACHING WAR.

France and Britain have in the
game. Thus far have been under their tutelsge,
mastering the fighting they have learned it
in the school of experience. We have added some
small elements ourselves, which may turn out be
Improvements. At any rate, have big body
Of trained the minute. ready beat the Hun
at his game. We turning out graduates in u
steady stream Our schools complete In
ganzaton and equipment, and quantity production has
begun.
An invitation is therefore being extended our
allies to here for training
along with We hope that Brazil, Cuba,
Nicaragua. Costa Rica and any other neghboring
publics that may decide take active part I'm
the accept the invitation They can do so with
entire sef-respect just we ourselves lost self
respect learning the feet the British
We should take particular pleasure in such close
ISOLATION rhis would for the young manhood
neighboring peoples whose political sim
liar who all the same boat, and who ought to
know each other better.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
WHEAT PRICES

The farmers be assured the full benefit Of their
bumper wheat crop. The federal grain corporation
raise capitalization from $50
100000 s150.OOOOOO, fov the express purpose Of
keeping the market price of wheat to the
teed $500 a bushel
The situation shows interesting reversal from last
year Then it felt necessary keep the price
down owing shortage that invited speculation and
boarding and would have resulted in exorbiant rates
If the government had kept hands of. Now, with
promised crop of possibly 1000 900 bushels with
good crops in allied countries great surplus of
wheat in Australia that be tapped the price might
actually artificial influence Before the
crop like this years would have about 10
a bushel.
Nobody begrudges the farmer this protection He de-
serves his profits Let him remember this service.
however time feels that the government is
imposing a hardship him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
ONCE-OVERS
TAKING CARE OF YOUR JOB.


Because you feel that you are too
big a man for your JOB is no reason
for neglecting the details which
mean so much for success in any
undertaking.
As soon as you start to do this
you are not only lessening your
value 10 your employer but you are
injuring your chances for a bigger
job with the same, or some other
firm.
You can't go forward and back
ward at the same time.
There is no such thing as let up"
in regard TO detail without spelling
the product
Ii is the detail which means big
success or just as big failure.
Don't settle down and say I'll
give them just what 7 think they
pay for and no more"
Do your level best 10 be the very
best man who Ser filed that GER
tain position which you hold. even
up to the minute YOU think Of leav-
ing
For of course, every man is look
ing for the best he can do for him
self and his family. nowadays
Show that YOU have a principle Of
your own TO satisfy i'm the quality
of the work you put out regardless
Of pay or whom you are working
for
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
RICH VAGABONDS.

arrested in Boston thought he giving suf-
hcient of idle disorderly
when he flashed a So 900 roll Of bills
The Judge thought otherwise. Quite unmoved by this
display of wealth. he sentenced the defendant to six
months Jail
There was a time when such an offender in Boston
almost anywhere else. would have got a
verbal rebuke, or at the worst a small money fine.
Those piping times tolerance vanished There
is now no more social or judicial sanction for a rich
vagabond than poor
That by the way. is another little proof that the
for democracy winning home as we'll as in
Italy and France.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03

sed Pa. 4 vet after all Pa sed, I
met YOU. Pa sed 70 Ala.
Yes. deerest. sed Ma YOU met me
a. here we are. dreeming Of luvs
yung dreem, Ma sed.
All the way hoam Pa KEEP talking
about the yGng butcher. He is mar
ried now, sed Pa. & ne will be
happy at first, but sum mite Wen he
wants 10 go out with the other
butchers & 20 bowling. sed Pa, he
will feel the tie that binds. Pa sed.
around his Adams Appel He will
find that Wen a man marries he
must settled down like me.
Like you? sed Ma.
Yes. sed Pa. like me. The wild
yung colt has beecum the old work
horse sed Pa. But I like it all rite,
sed Pa ! amt kicking.
That is well sed Ma. kicking wud
newer do. Did YOU notis one thing
about that picter? sed Ma. Wen
the butcher proposed 10 the CURL he
got rite on his knees, jest like the
deer old-fashuned men OF long ago :?
Men doant do them littel things any
moar, sed Ma. They propose Oaver
the tellefone or write letters or Jest
say Cum on & get spliced, kid. The
day OF shivelry is shot 70 peeces,
sed Ma.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
GoonW1N CoRSErS

II is ve-y appropriate that a
place which is dedicated 10 beauti-
tying the figure should itself be
beautiful And the Mabel Hawkins
style shop at sos J. NJ. : bldg is
beautiful: SO much so that one with
a moderate purse might hesitate 10
enter, but the prices are reassuring.
as YOU may purchase a wonderful
corset in pink and brocade fabrics
from 80 TO So either back or front
lace Regardless of price Ma bel
Hawkins will give to YOU the indi-
Vidual service BY which she has
won such a coterie Of fashiona bic
women Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03

distinguish according politics or position In
huence, wealth creed IN the doubt II
has. The there more 81. Joseph county
democrats in the army than republicans Is be-
cause there get in. and less claim de-
ferred classifcations,-but let this pass.
The more legitimate purpose OF this comment Is 70
encourage the republican COMMITTEES TO out
this ultra-pa rtisan un-American and make hm cough
up for fat contribution TO their campaign fund
something like that German American alliance contr-
button 1915. YOU know-and the aid accepted from
jeremiah OLeary. awaiting trial for Be
sure and get them all together into one swell group
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
LEADING HYSICIANS
PRESCRIBE

medicated steam baths. our hath
requires no hot room. where Won
are compelled 70 inhale the hot
Sitting air and the disease germs
thrown of by others If you hal p
nervousness. high blood pressure.
constipation stomach trouble rheu-
matism neuritis or any other all
ment OF long standing. which has
not or does not yield readily 10
treatment, try a medicated stea III
bath at the Eureka Bath Parlors
21s ". Jefferson blvd ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
Ia CAMILLE

Corsets are as stylish as they are
hygienic and comfortable. and they
do give the figure a beautiful back.
The Ventilo-back and Nentilo-front
shield makes the la Camille es-
pecially appreciated by stout wom-
en-. II desired, we viii fiji YOU i'm
your own home, 10 the corset de-
signed FOR your figure, and AT a rea-
sonable price. Our motto IS
Service - The Corset shop. 100 :.
lain St Mrs. Flood and Mrs. Ger
trude Brown, Props. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
MANY Old PEOPLE

Have TO thank their habit Of saving.
acquired through years of self
denial, for their peaceful and com
Portable OH age start your savings
habit now, by regular deposits here,
and gain the per cent we pay an
nually. Lay the foundation for peace
and comfort in your old age The
Farmers Trust CO. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
SPECIAL HOT wA1Ea HEATER.

While they last REGARDLESS OF tbs
high prices, we will furnish and in
stall our blue enameled steel lineu
Sas water heaters for SIS cash o..
SIS on payments.
We guarantee these heaters TO De
economical and give entire satistac
ton or we will remove heater ard
refund your money any time within
so days after installation.
You can't anorj 90 be withou,
hot water al these prices. w. W.
Sibley Co.. 125 20 12s S. St Joseph
81 AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
sEEDs THA1 srCCEFD.

When you 60 10 the trouble
ma king a vegetable garden you ver,
naturally expect satisfa Glory result
Good seeds are the important facto.
in garden planting. We have hardy
vegetable SEEDS OF every variety
suitable for this particular climate
Also flowers and field seeds Til.
Wesley Miller Flour and Feed CO
400 s. Michigan. Phones. Home
5056; Bell. SIS. -AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
WHERE YOU CAN GET GOOD
LICK"

Progressive retail dealers every
where sell GOOD LUCK" and Il
your dealer cannot supply YOU do
not accept a substitute. but write
direct 70 us and we will see that
you are promptly supplied When
making up your market order to-
day, include "a package of GOOD
LUCK ard enjoy increased table
satisfaction Hodges < Macintosh,
wholesale distributors.-Aiv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
FOR STORAGE.

Now is the right time TO have
your furs stored and insured. We
guarantee against damage by moths.
theft. fire, etc. Call II. p. 5599.
II. Greenblatt, 232 S. Michigan ST.
ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03
Other Editors Than Ours
HOW THAT AIRPLANE
INSTRUMENTATION MAS sPEN1
lThe sclentific Americanl


The hgures presented TO the house military affairs
committee 10y w. =. Potter, chief OF the equipment
division the aviation section the United
lion dollars has been spent and have nothing 70
show it, there has actually been expended $5O7-
100000 airplanes. training fields etc. that
there unexpended balance now on hand of
1888 100000 This uneNpended balance is covered 10y
contract, and additional have for
machines and equipment which call for expendi-
lures $14S.S00OOO beyond the appropriation. The
money already expended has been used follows;
For engines airplanes and general machine equip
ment S163OOO,OOO; hanears AMI for the acquire
ment of aviation FIELDS lis country, $42,O00,0O0:
for aviation fields Other purposes in France S3l.
coo 600 and balloons. 5000 0OO. There j.
SCI 100000 the hands OF the discussing agent and
not reported on al ne hearing. The balance has
been spent for miscellaneous aviation work for eX-
detrimental work and other general expenses
Liberty motors are now being made at the rate OF
one hundred a week. and the government has or
dered "A planes OF which $500 have been
delivered while zoe foreign engines have been con
tracted for which some 500 have been delivered.
Today there about 500 aFators lying with the
American forces on the front. there 1000
men physically ready the service; and
there are and nom flying aviation service
officers i'm the United states and France. ALTOGETHER
i'm the gna corps there today $4,000 officers and
one hundred Liberty motors have been shipped TO
France which has placed orders for 10000 Liberty
motors with this government In addition the loer-
~ motors. we hlng large orders for Bugatt and
ispano- Suizas In the last 5000 training planes
were built in this country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03

The tariff issue almost dead The republican
parry is going to make the mistake of its life II II at
teripts put forth high protective tariff the main
iStue OF the coming campaign New York Mail
INSTRUMENTATION in direction another
does not help in Getting what the American people
desire and demand-that Is. the plain, unyarnshed
truth. New York Herald.
The reasons 7or the election a democratic
gress appeal 10 minded republican
II is indsputabe that conduct with efficiency,
we must have coordination Of every branch OF the
eminent every other branch II the greatest
republican. Abraham Lincoln who said Don't swap
horses while crossing the river. Buffalo Times
America cannot down Wilson in November, 1918.
and alternative March 4. 1921. Those who
assa the president beyond reasonable limits and foster
the impression that government is hopelessy in
competent should ignore that important fact"
Concord y. H., Patriot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03

sny Assooatsd Press Morning Northern Indiana
$50 Only Paper Employing The international News sece In
eeuth send-TWo Leased wires; Day and night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-03

Phone 1isi Ben s1o0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
LA CRISIS EN- EsPANA HA
SIDO RESUELTA

Ell Embajador de Espafia en-
Washington ha comunicado "a los
peri6dicos de la referida capital la
soluci6n que ha tenido la crisis
del gobierno de Madrid con mott
vo de la dimision del senior Alba,
ministro de instruction P1blica.
Ell Embajador ha notificado que
el Rey ha ratifcado su confianza al
senior Maura, presidente del Con-
sejo de Ministries; pasando Ell Con-
de Romanones ocupar la cartera
de instruction P1blica, y encar-
gandose de la de Gracia y Justi-
cia ell propio senior Maura, por SUI
plica de todos sus colegas.
PASAPORTES
Han sido expedidos los siguien-
tes:
Para Venezuela: al senior San
tiago Torres Dfaz, de San Juan.
Para Santo Domingo: al senior
Oscar Subira Oppenheimer, de
Ponce.
TRABAJADoR LESIoNADO
En- ell muelle de San Antonio,
mientras trabajaba en- la goleta
que ALI esta construyendo Mr..
Kennerley, ell trabajador Antonio
Quihones, sufri6 una ca1da de una
alura de IA pies, recibiendo gra-
yes golpes. Fue asistido en- la Sa-
la de Socorros pasando despues al
Hospital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
EXPENDEDORES DE CARNE
DENUNCIADOS

A la Corte Municipal han silo
denunciados por infraocion la
Resolution dc la Comision de Ali
mentos, fjando el precio de la car
ne de res, los siguientes expende-
dores: Jose Santos, por vender me
dia libra de carne a j. Diaz en- ID
centavos; Juan Loubriel, por ven
der leonardo Cantre una libra
en- 25 centavos y Pedro Rodriguez,
por vender la nina Celia Pillar
Soto, media libra en- IL centavos ;
libra y cuarta Juana Smith en-
80 centavos y una libra en- % ceh
tavos Armando Vizcarrondo.
Los denunciados estan pendientes
dc juicio.
POR TENDER ARROZ A MA
YOR PRECIO
La policfa denunci6 la Corte
Municipal al comerciante de San
turce Francisco Perez. por haber
vcndido Francisco CotoN una IL
bra de arroz en- IL centavos sien-
do ell precio fijado por la Conf
sion de Alimentos ell de 10 cents.-
vos lihras.
CHAUFFEUR SIN LICENCIA
La Corte Municipal imouso
aver 81 dc multa Daniel Velez,
quien eaiaba por Ia ciudad el all.
tom6vil de don Federico V6lcz
sin tener licencia de chauffeur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
QUE COMPAREZCAN
DE LA JUNTA LOCAL DE SAN
.JTJAN

JUAN
Lista de individuos quienes ha-
biendo sido llamados para ingre-
sar en- el Campamento elias Ca
sas", han faltados en- comparecer
Y Sc notifica que de no hacerlo in
mediatamente seran certificates al
Ayudante General del Ejercito co
mo desertores:
Luis David Agrait, German Ma
ria Aguild, Anastasio de Leon,
Nazario Miranda Hernandez, Juan
Torres, Gerardo Dfaz, Isaac Ma
rrero Melendez, Jose Francisco
Torres. Isidro Gracia, Manuel Va
lentin Feliciano. Felix Ayala, JUS
to Maisonave, Mario Barreto Con-
cepci6n, lose Figueroa, Ramon
Miranda, Ramon Monte, Ramon
Feliciano Figueroa, Pedro Fernan-
dez, Luis Perez Sabat, Jacinto
Mendez Sanchez. Balbino Fernan-
dez, Juan Jose Torres. Jesus Ortiz
Diaz, Valentfn Grille Reyes; y Sa-
!ustiano Ortiz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07

cABLEGRAMAS ENVIADOS AL
COMITE AMERICANA DE CAM
PANA sPOR LOS SRES LLOYD
GEORGE Y ASQUITH. ENSAL
ZANDOs Ell TRABAJO LLEVADC
A CABO POR LA ASOcIACION
CRISTIANA. DE JoVENES. EN-
LA GUERRA.
El Connite de la Canpana Conjunts
de las Asociaciones que velan por G
bienestafsde los soldados. que solicita
ra del pueblo Americana Ia cantidae
de 17O.500.000 de dollars durante la Sc
mana del IL al Is de Nociembre, AGA
ba de gublicar Ell siguiente cablegra
ma convratulatorio, enviado por el Sr
David Lloyd George, Primer Ministrt
de Inglaterra:
"Tengo conocimiento personal de
magnifcos trabajo de la Asociaci6r
Cristiana de Jovenes. Es para mi ur
veadredro@ placer hacer constat que e
trabajo que Sc esta llevando cabc
dentro de ia forma mas liberal posi-
BILE, no so1amente en- favor de los va
lientes soldados de la Gran Republics
1el Oeste, sino tambien hacia todo;
aquellos pue necesitan ayuda.. La:
\ atlas cualidades personalcs que ador
nan aquellos que llevan cabo este
atrbajo no necesiti.n recommendation
.,cio quiero afirl-ar cue en- Ri opinion
h,bsera sido inpas,t,c prcrorcio.:ar :
los soldados la :rsp:H.:tion y cl soco
rro ue recesitan y que tan especial
mente Sc nerecen, 81 no hupiera side
por los esfuerzos de la Asociacior
Cristiana de Jovenes."
Ell siguiente cable ha sido enviado
por el Sr. Herbert II. Asquith, que
precedio al Sr. Lloyd George como
Prifer Ministro de Inglaterra
Me conplazoco en- aprovechar ests
OCCASION para expresar el immense va
lor del trabaJo que esta Aevando a ca
bo por la Association Americanana dt
Jovenes .Cristianos, como tambien Ii
Influenza saludable que esa obra pro
duce en- las vidas de aquellos que st
.ponen en-, contacto con dicha Asocia
ci6n. Efgllamamiento ue hace, solici
tando fofldos para llevar adelante }
desarrolllar las actividades de tan es
plendida organization, tiene mi rra'
decidido sapoyo.'
Las siete organizaciones que Sc har
undo para esta campafia son La Aso
ciacion Cristiana de Jovenes, La Aso
cion Cristiana de Mujeres Jovenes, E
Consejo Nacional Catolico de Guerrs
de los Caballeros de Colon, La Junts
de Bienestar Judia, El Servicio de Co
munidad de los Campamentos d'
Guerra, La Association Americana &
Bibliotecas Ell Ejercito de Salvation
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
Ell CONGRESO DEL OLA IA
CONVENTION DE
LOS MARINOS
LOS ESTIVADORES PIDEN
Mas SAT,ART0 A#
MAS SALARIO :

Ell dia IA del mes en- curse Sc
reuniran en- convention, en- San
Juan, los delegados por los esti-
vadores de todos los puertos Gle la
Isla, cumpliendo ell 'programa de
| la Asamblea eelebrada ell 2 de no
viembre actual. .s
En- la convention del IA. sera SO
metido Ell pliego de demandas uue
los estivadores del Puerto de Sar
Juan han sometido a la Isla, y
que son las siguientes;
/. Ocho horas constituiran el
dia de trabajo; tempo y medic
por ell tempo extra;
2. so centavos la hora.
8. Doble tempo por los do
domingos, tempo y medic por los
ldias de fiesta legales que seran
Christmas, New Year Day, Was
hington birth day, Memorial Day
4th. of July, Labor Day and
Thanks giving Day.
4. Los que trabajan de noche
recibiran la misma paga que los
que trabajan los dias festivos le-
gales;
5. Los trabajadores tendran 81
derecho de <nombrar uno mas
representatives que Sc entiendan
con los General Managers de las
enmpanfas de vapores, para ARE
glar cualquiera queia que pueda
Dresentarse en- ell future;
6. No habra preferencia en-
tire los trabajadores organizados
. no organizados, para recibir sus
passes a los muelles para entrar a
solicitar trabajo;
Z. Mientras trabajen de noche,
los trabajadores Sc les dara una
hora para cenar que sera designa-
da por la companfa de vapores;
8. Los trabajadores por la pre-
sente, acuerdan someterse la de-
cisi6n del "Comite de Ajustes'
para salaries del Emergency Fleet
Corporation, y tambien conviener
que no ihabra en- ell future huelgas
mientras dure la Guerra.
Ell Congreso de Marines (qut
asi es como sc llaman los estivado-
res) Sc reunira el dfa expresado
en- ell domicilio de la Federation Ii
bre, en- Puerta de TERRA, parada
seis Y media.
Asi nos 10 comunican Ell presi
dente de la Union Local de Mari
nos $40, Diego Perez Rosario y e
Secretario, Pedro Reynosa Flores
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
INFORMAGION GENERAL
MAS DoNATIvos

Ell Gobernador ha recibid0 los
siguientes donativos para socorrer
las victimas de los pueblos azota-
dos por la reciente conmoci6n sis
mica. Estos donativos han sido en-
tregados al senor Charles Hart
zell, Presidente del Capitulo de
Puerto Rico, Cruz Roja America
ma, para ser destinados a los fines
indicados: .'
The rankin Baker Co., de Fila
DELTA, 10000 d6lares; Sres. Vic
tor Martina Y Jose Mendez, de
Ponce, 1900 d6lares; Recaudado
por la Iglesia Bautista de Cidra,
5.88 dolares; Atlas Portland Ce-
ment Company, de New York,
10000 dolares.
INFoRME ANUAL
Ha sido archivado en- la ofcina
del Secretario de Puerto Rico Ell
informe annual de la corporation
"Espinosa Villa Grove Corpora
tion'', correspondence al ano 1917.
UN CHOQUE
+ En- la carretera de San German
a Mayaguez ocurri6 un choque
entire ell auto de Mr.. Willis W.
Greswell, guiado por el mismo y
ell carro de don Rafael Montalvo,
resultando los veblculos con des-
perfectos y con contusiones las Sc
1oras Prudencia Olivera y STAN
lev Greswell, guienes fueron asis-
tidas en- la Sala dc Socorros de la
Cruz Roia en- Mayaguez. ,
DOCUMENTOS ARCHIVADOS
Los siguientes. documentos han
sido archivados en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Ri
co:
De "The P. L. Cormier Compa-
n.y.:
Copia del acuerdo tornado por Ia
Junta de Directories de dicha cor
poraci6n, autorizando ell trasladc
de la oficina principal de la mis-
ma, del segundo piso del Edifcic
del American Colonial Bank Ia
calle de Tetuan, edifcio del Ban
co de Nova Scotia.
Del seilor Pietro E. Roveda, dt
San Juan:
Copia certifcada expedida POI
la oficina de Patentes de los Esta
dos Unidos a favor de dicho sehol
Roveda, de una marca de fabrics
consistente en- las palabras eth
City of the Sum-, aplicada princi
palmente a planes para construc
clones,
Para refrescos finos visite
| LA CAFETERIA,
g. T~I 4,NOox, T,c,, ID IL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07

Sc vENDE de- 40 a so yacas
lecheras, mitad "orras" y mitad
Daridas.
Dirijase al apartado 1929, San
Juan, P. R. en- esta Redacci6n.
Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
- <, "cHERoKEE'

Conduciendo $50 trabaiadores
sali6 para un puerto del Atlanti-
co ell transporte "Cherokee". Sc
esperan tres transportes mas en-
Ia presente semdna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
,CAIDA DEsGRACIADA
PRoFUGO CAPTURADo

La policia capture a Ramon
Rios, quien Sc habia fugado del
cuartel de Rio Piedras, llevandose
prendas de vestir de otros presos,
un reloj y un revolver, siendo to-
do ocupado. Sc ha presentado de
nuncia contra el, por ell delito de
hurtO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07
coRTE MUNICIPAL

La Corte Municipal de la ciu-
dad sentenci6 aver a Eulcgio San
tana, a Is dias de carcel, por hur-
10, a Luis NJ. Colon, a 2 meses, por
al:crar la pas y Severe Torres,
4 !, dolares dN multa por infrao-
cii,t a las Reso'ueiones de Ia Conf
SIGN .le Aliment6s.
,CAIDA DESGRACIADA
En- la central Fortuna, de Pom.
ce, mientras los obreros NJ. Cruz
Y Agustfn Apontc trabajaban des
techando una casa, sufrieron una
cafda desde, una altura de 45 pies
recibiendo graves contusiones dc
las que fueron asistidos en- Ell Hos
pital Tricoche, quedando ALI re
cluidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-07

Para refrescos finos visite
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