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JERICHO.

A special meeting of the Red Cross is
called. which will be held at the home
of Mrs. Frank X. Howe Friday after
noon.--Mrs Fred Hitchcock has returned
to her home in Cambridge after spend
Ing several days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carman Brush.-Miss liza Brigham
went to st. Adams Tuesday. accompanied
by her niece, Mary Wardlaw. who has
the past few weeks been visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vert Brig
ham.-Charles Percival and sister. Mrs
Evans, returned home Monday morning
they have been visitng.-Mrs. Nellie
Goodwin has gone to keene, n. H.
where she will spend several weeks with
her son, Carl Goodwin.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Percival have returned from a few
days camping at Maletts Bay with Mr..
and Mrs Charles jackson Of Buringto on.
Mrs. Peter Finn has returned home
after spending several days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs William Finn of Essex
Ralph Percival of Rutland is spending
several days with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Percival-Mr. and Mrs
Gokey of Burlington were in town Fri
day and Saturday, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walker. While here, Mr.. Gokey went
trout fishing and caught l6, which weigh ed
eight and one half pounds, one weighing
one found and 10 ounces and another one
pound and three ounces.
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CHARLOTTE

The entertainment given by Miss
Kathleen Smith was very we'll attended
and much enjoyed. More than enough
was realized to pay for the hymn books.
Frank Root and Kenneth Williams.
who have been overseas in service. have
both returned and are at their homes
fere.-Mrs. ]. S. Wooster, Mrs. NJ. F..
Carpenter and Miss Marion Horsford took
q motor trip to visit friends in Hghgate
last Week.-Mrs. June Root of Boston is
visiting relatives in town.--Wison Will
lian1s has gone to visit relatives in Bos-
ton.-W. n. Root has gone TO the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment--Mrs. F.
K. Converse and Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Wayne Madison of Forest Hill, n. j.. are
at their home, Bay View, for the sum-
ner.-Dr. Charles Wicker of Saranac
Lake, n. Y, Is visiting at w. y. Roots.
Frank Root has returned from overseas
and is at his home here.-Mrs.' Lydia
Myers is seriously lil.-Miss Florence
Poolesyisited relatives and friends in town
last week.-Mrs.. Josie Wooster and
daughter, Mrs. Carlene Carpenter and
young son visited at Highgate Springs
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis and
daughter have returned to their home in
Massachusetts. after passing a week with
relatives in town.
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HINESBURG

f, w. Hardness of Friendship Chap
ter. Mrs. Eddy and Miss Georgiana
Hough, assicate matron of Temple Chap
ter, Mrs. f. II. Read of Martha Washlng-
ton Chapter and T.. II. Read were guests
Of LaPlotte Chapter, Q. e. s., at the reg
ular meeting Friday evening. MI ana
Mrs. Sue Sargent received the degrees
Of membership into the order OF Q. E. 8
Friday evening.-Miss Florence Thompson
of Shelburne is the guest OF Mr.. ana MIS-
E. A. Thompson.-Mss Mary Somere. who
has been teaching for two years in Pitts
burg, n. H., Is at her home here Tor a
short vacation. She expects to attend the
University of Vermont summer school the
remainder of the session.
The community canning Kitchen
opened Wednesday, July q, with MISS
Nadine Hinsdale manager.-The Hope
Circle Of Kings Daughters gave an ice
cream socialabe Saturday evening in the
CONGREGATIONAL vestry.-Miss Ruth Ryder
Is visiting Miss Laura P. Coleman and
will be in town some time.-NIiss Annita
Chausee, who has been visiting Miss
Elizabeth Ann Page, returned to her
home in Burlington July 16.-The Rev.
A. H. Edie preached In the United Church
Sunday.-Mrs. P. Raftery and daughters
and Miss Sarah Bergin. of Montreal, have
arrived at the Bergin homestead for the
summer.
Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will
hold their annual meeting at the vestry
Friday afternon.-Mrs. r. d. Sullivan and
two children, Of Hartford. Conn, are
guests of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. ID. Tilley.-
The Misses Mary Somers and Marguerite
Mckenzie are attending summer school
at Burlington.-The funeral of B. Frank
will be held this afternoon at the Con-
gregational Church at two o'clock.-Mrs.
Frank Post, of Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
is vieiting relatives here.-Cabana's or
chestra, of Burlington, will furnish mu-
sic for the Camp Fire Girls dance Fri
day evening Miss e. Mae skiff is in
Burlington for week with friends.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

w. II. Jeffrey, secretary of the State
board of charities and probation with
Sheriff G. F. Catlin of st, Adams, and
States Attorney A. r. Rowley of Rich
ford, were In town on business Saturday.
F. A. Barber of st. Adams, was in town
Monday.-G. Raymond Stimets of Bur-
lington, Is spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. George l.. stimets.-Miss
Mildred Cross and Mrs. l.. S. Holmes OF
Swanton, were In town Sunday.-Fred
Tourangeau of st. Adams, was in town
Monday and purchased Of Edward Ray
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mer pastor, preached an interesting SER
mon Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lib
erty and son visited at Clarence Swim
yer's, In Rochester. last week.-Ralph
Miles has sold his mail route to Arson
Fielder, who takes possession next week.
"A reception will be given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Damon Friday evening at the NJ.
w. A. hail. All are invited.
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HILL WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Bressette are the
narents of son, Felix born July ID
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Shangraw and fam
ily enjoyed "A picnic at Lake Carmi Sun
day.-Thomas McGrail was in ST. Adams
on business Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Domino passed Sunday at Howard DOM
ina's.-Mrs. Homer Frazier visited at Roy
Frazer's last week.-Ernest Potvin was
very in Sunday with an attack OF acute
indigestion Miss Doris Rushford is Wis
iting relatives in South Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Manosh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Manosh and two children,
NJ Bolton Center, passed Sunday with
Mary Myott and John Ariel. Sr.-Howard
DONNA and mother Madame Domino,
with DR.. d. J. Keelan. went to ST. Al.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Bessie Bailey and two children of
Bakersfield. Cal. are visiting at Rhett
Rev. c. c. Adams and
family of Burlington are at Lake Carmi.
Mr. Adams is supplying the Congrega-
tional pulpit while he is here,-Miss
Florence Mullen OF the U. V. NJ. summer
school spent the weekend at her home
here.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gates spent
Sunday at j. b. Dimons
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs. Smith Wright and sister, Miss
Laurence, of Burlington, are enjoying
vacation at their home here.-NIrs. George
Hinsdale and the Misses Nora and Lucy
Hinsdale returned Monday from Boston.
where they spent about three weeks.
Mr.. Hinsdale returned with them.-Ear
James and Allen Pillsbury spent one day
in Burlington recently.-Earl Aver was
in Montpelier and st. Adams two days
on business recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liams, of Burlington, have been visiting
at the home of their son.
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SOUTH HERO

The Methodist Episcopal Church serv-
ices for July q will be: Preaching by the
pastor at 1870 a M; subject. THE Joys
of the Christian Life" Bible school at
1870 a m.-Forty-seven young people from
Grand Isle attended the union service
and social at the Congregation Church last
Thursday evening.
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MILTON

B. D. Martin was called to Essex Cen
ter Monday by the death Of Mrs. Martin
aunt. Mrs. Clark Bates. Mrs Martin
was called over there Sunday.-Dr. L.
c. Holcombe and family returned home
last Thursday evening from a three day
automobile tour of northern New Hamp-
shire and the White Mountains.--A social
was given at the parsonage Monday
evening for the young people of the
United Churchill. c. Holconlbe, ST..
went Monday to Camp Abnaki, North
Hero, where he will act as one of the
tent leaders for two weeks.-A com.
munity picnic will be held at the McNal
beach near the mouth Of the river or
Wednesday. the both.
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BINGHAMVILLE

The funeral of George Tinker who
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs,
Merton Chassee, in Morristown, was held
at the Binghamville Methodist Episcopal
Church Saturday. Mr.. Tinker was a
former resident of this town and Is sur
vived by son and two daughters, Mrs.
Chassee and Mrs. Henry Parker of
Morristown and by II grandchildren,
eight great grandchildren and one sister,
Mrs. T. NJ. Burdick of this town. He
was 70 years of age.-Mrs. Glenn Tiilotson
and children are visiting friends in
Johnson.-Mjss Eva Cady of Jericho
visited her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Brewster,
recently.-Mrs. Ira Whitney of Nashua,
~ H., who has been visiting friends in
town has returned home.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Thy and baby of
Burlington are spending a few days at
the home of his father Henry Iby'e.-
Mrs. Earl Costello and daughter of Bur-
lington visited Mrs. Sarah Costello last
week.-Maurice Granger spent Sunday
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
e. Blake.-Mrs. Joey Sweeney and son,
Leonard, have been visiting at the home
Of Lewis Greenough at Essex Junction
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Granger, John and
Rosalie Granger and. Miss Nettie Ashley
were in Huntington. Sunday.
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COLCHESTER

The Kings Daughters will hold their
meeting Friday afternoon, July %, with
Mrs Scion Bigelow Of Essex. All mem
bers are invited. The annual report will
be read, also the report from the State
convention will be given by delegates. Re-
freshments will he. served by lGrs. Bige-
low and daughter.
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BAKERSFIELD

Last Saturday Miss Lottie Nichols en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Barnes.
and Captain and Mrs. Howard Allen
and son. Howard, of Burlington, and
Cornelius Barnes of Missouia. Mon
tana.-The Misses Marion Cowan, Lena
Marsette and Florence Brady we're
home over Sunday from the johnson
Normal School.-Mrs. Harry DEMO is in
.Jeffe rsonville. Mrs. Alberta Davis is
visiting her daughter in Richford On
Monday the funeral Of Albert Gilbert
was held from his residence with inter-
ment in the village cemetery.-Monday
evening the remains of Frank
Beals. a native of Bakersfield, arrived
from Fargo. North Dakota. Interment
was Tuesday at two oclock.--Mrs.
Oscar Field entertained her sister, Mrs.
Aldrich, Of Lyndonville. and children
Sunday.-The Rev. John Irons is spend
ing a few days with his son, Francis.
at the Field homestead, north of the vii
lagoon Sunday last the family of ex-
postmaster Davis held reunion at the
home of F. B. Maynard tl1irty-nine per-
sons being present.-Mr. and Mrs N.Y.
ron Orvis, Of Jericho. and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pearson, Of Essex Junction,
were Sunday visitors here.-Saturday
afternoon next a food sale will be held
at Mrs. w. p. Start's.-There will be
services in the Methodist Church Sun
day
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been visiting at L. ]. Bixby, returned to
Chicago Tuesday. Mrs. Buxton of Bos-
ton is visiting Mrs. Eli Whitten.-Harry
knapp abs returned from overseas and
Is stopping with Mrs. knapp's parents,
Mr. and Mrs f.. G. Booth.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Sarah Gorton is visiting at NJ
Partcher's in St. George.-Mr and Mrs
Ralph Baldwin, of Houston. Texas, are
visiting at y. A. Norton s.-Miss Jessie
Crane, Of Chicago, is visiting Mrs. Cor.
della Ellis.-The Rev Silas Perry, a for.
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MONTGOMERY

MRS samuel Jewett has returned from
Burlington.-Fred Goodspeed -,of Tewks-
bury, Mass, Is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Elsie Jaynes.-Mr Noye took an auto
mobile trip Sunday to visit her sister In
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ENOSBlJRG
FLETCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Strong Of Westford
spent Sunday In town.-Walter Jones Of
Jacksonville was In town Sunday.-B. E.
Reynolds of Jacksonville was recent
business visitor in town.-Albert Wood
and family of Cambridge spent Sunday
in town
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WEST. ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Sweet and Miss.
Hazel Chamberlain visited at the home
Of B. E. Paridee in Fairfield Sunday
Miss Mile Gilbert of Detroit. Mich, is
passing the summer at the home of her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gill
bert Matte Garvin of Orleans is visit
ing at the home Of Henry Thomas
Mrs. Eliza Hawley df Burlington is pass
ing few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Lyman Gilbert.-Mr and Mrs. Ernest
Murray and daughters. Dula and Doris.
of Berkshire and Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
Garvin of Morrisville were callers at the
home Of Henry Thomas Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Kelley Of East Enosburg
visited at the home Of Ransom Austin
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hare and Mrs.
Frank Hare and Pearlie Hare of
Waterville visited at the home of Charles
Austin. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Sweet and Miss Hazel Chamberlain
motored to Cambridge, Sunday.-Mark
Hubbell. who has been overseas, is at
the home Of NJ. L. Hubbell.
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FAIRFAX

MFR. and Mrs. Richards from the West
are visiting Mrs. Richards mother. Mrs.
NJ. Y. Hicks, and sister, Mrs. ]. Goodall.
"A daughter. Shirley Rae. was born re-
Gently to MFR. and Mrs. Haneon of Mass
achusetts. Mrs. Hanson will be remem-
bered as Miss Edith Bell Howard.-Miss
Katherine Kendrick has returned home
from a camping trp.-The Fidelity class
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet for study on Friday evening with
Mrs. G. L. Butler.-Mrs. A. y. Southland
visited her brother in camp at Georgia
Bay Friday.-Mrs. c. F. Baker of Brock
ton, Mass. is visiting her mother Mrs.
A. f. Southard.-Mrs. NJ V. Hicks has
bought the home owned by Mrs Fannie
Alfred.-Mr. and Mrs. w. S White were
in Jericho July 3-Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
DeMain of Minnesota, Louis DeMafn of
Florida. and Mr.. and NJ. George Wat
son Of Connecticut called on friends In
town Friday on their way to St. Johns
p, O., to attend an anniversary welding
Mr. and Mrs. Watson will visit relatives
in town later.-Mr. and Mrs. Seneca
Haselton of st. Adams were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Parsons Friday
The Rev. and Mrs. Hurlburt of st.
Adams Bay are spending their vacation
at their home on Maple street.-Charles
S. Parker, field secretary for w. S. S.,
was in town last week in the interest OF
the work, He visited business places and
tried to interest the men in saving money
that way, Mrs, c. F.. Goodsell has been
appointed town chairman.-A shower was
given recently at the home of Miss Cecil
Reynolds to Miss Kathleen Alfred by her
friends in honor Of her marriage to Mr.,
Wright of Colchester. which will occur
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Fairheld.-The Sunshine Girls. with n
few additional friends, were guests at
the home of Miss Lucille Pratt saturday.
Mrs. Alma Brooks of Bristol, Conn. is
visiting in town.-Charles Parker, war
savings stamps field secretary, is work.
ing in connection with the thrift cam
paign at the summer school at the Uni
versity OF Vermont.-Don Casavant was
taken seriously Ill Saturday He is now
more comfortable. but far from WE'LL
The Sunday evening service at the
Methodist Church was held on the church
lawn. II is proposed to do this through
out the hot weather.-There will be a
Ladies' Aid supper at the parsonage
next Tuesday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hull, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard Pomeroy and Mrs. Bertha
Moore of East Franklin. went on a mo-
tor trip recently to Montpelier. Burling-
ton, Morrisvile and St. Albans-Mrs. c.
H. Austin, Of Richford, is visiting Miss
Miranda Ewins-Mrs. Alice Jones has
returned from Swanton. where she Wis
tied her sister.-Nfiss Bertha Jones is at
home from Brattleboro for the summer,
where she Is attending school.-The Rev.
G. c. Mcdonald went on a trip to Or
leans county last week.-Mrs.. Burnett. Of
Maine, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Mosier
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Melissa Perley is confined to the
house by illness.-Mrs. Harriet Dow of
Enosburg is staying at the home of Mrs.
r. Demar for few weeks.-Mrs.
Hutchins of Enosburg Falls is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Herbert .smith-Byron
Fletcher of South Richford recently pur-
chased the so-called Dow house and is
making improvements on the same.-Miss
Fratia Marcy is passing two weeks at
Camp North at st, Albans Bay.-Norman
Baird of Montreal is visiting in the
home of the Rev. w. P. Price.-Miss
Grace Perley Of vineland, n. j., is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss Perley
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SWANTON

Michael Mullen, a life long resident Of
Swanton. died suddenly at his home on
Spring street, Saturday. He was bag
gage master for S-years on the Central
Vermont beginning his life as a railroad
man at the Central Vermont shops at
st. Adams. working at the bench side by
side with e. j. Chamberlain. He is
survived by two children, William Of this
place and Mrs Roy Rockwell of Alburgh.
His wife died many years ago. Mick"
as he was generally known. was a
familiar figure and will be missed by a
large circle Of friende.-Dan Colcomb
and Charlie White have secured posi-.
lions in Detroit and have left for that
city.-Miss Addie Buckeey, a former
teacher here. is the guest Of Mrs. Edna
Jewett,-Everson K. Smith, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. K. Smith Of this place, who
has been overseas for a year as an
ambulance driver, stationed at Nantes.
expected home soon.-Miss Minerva
Blake has returned from an extended
visit in Greenfield, Mass.-Miss Muriel
OBrien. who lie a teacher Of English in
boarding school at Montreal. is spend
ing her vacation with her parents here.
DR. and Mrs. Chapman Strong of New
Work. with four children. Carl Henry,
Dorothy. and Paul, are at the home of
Mrs. Strong's brpther, the Rev. E. S.
Stone.-Mr and Mrs. Clark Jennison
having completed the building of a large
model barn at Swanton Center gave a
barn dance Saturday evening to a large
number of friends
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mond and wife, their homestead on
Lamkins Road. Consideration $500. I'm
mediate possession was given of the
premises.-J. r. Steele and son, john Of
Marlboro, Mass. are spending n week
with Mr.. Steeles mother, Mrs Mary
Steele of Lamkins street, NJ. Hill of
Morses Line. was a recent visitor in
town.-H. w. Kemp of the Union Mutual
Insurance company, Montpelier, was a
recent guest of D. w. Steele.-Fred G.
Cross of Long Branch n. j., motored to
town last week and Is visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Il. Cross of Franklin
street.-Miss Jane Dinnon is visiting re-
latives in Derby Line, making the try
by automobie.-Mr. and Mrs. S. w Rus
sell left Friday by automobile for Quebec,
p. O.. where they will visit In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. j. p. johnson. They
we're accompanied on the trip by Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Russell Of East Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Loukes spent the
weekend at the cottage at the Springs.
ENOSBURG
Miss Marie Wheelock of Enosburg
Falls passed the weekend at the home OF
Mrs. vradenbt.g. Mrs. George Burke OF
Peru, y. Y, Is passing some time with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Perley.-Mrs
Devine of Medford, Mass, and three
sons is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Fl
Bessey.-Mrs j. M. Wright Is visiting al
the homes of her grandparents. Mrs
Leach and Mrs. Maynard.-Grass Ia ir
good condition with lots of clover. Crops
of all kinds are looking we'll The hot
ia akinU the
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CONTINUED ON page four)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-09
DE COLLABORATION
Iapen ESQ.,. Que Wene gente

ma vista de tan ilustres huespe-
des es Que despues de mostarles
tanta esplendidez y enseliarles to-
do aquello que les sea mas agrada
BILE, Sc salga del tiestO algdn sena
dor dicicndo que su pals no esta
capacitado, nj para el Estado III
para la Repdblica separada, con
10 aue nucstrOs hcrm0nOs del Con-
tinente, que no son nj parientes de
los puertorriquenos, Sc quedaran
con tamaila boca alberta, dicicndO
para ST: "esta genie hay que dejar-
la asi a la perpetuidad, puesto
que no quieren tirarse al aqua
hasta que sepan nadar.
Asi pasan Ia vida, y la pasan
muy bicn algunos liders de parti-
dos politicos: engafandO los anne
riranos V engahando al pueblo que
los ha cncllmbradO.
iPobrc V sufrido pals!
Jose Norieg0 Ldrretd.
Lajas, abril Z, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-09

Iantes. sAkAA M 81 S
va sabemos que no es culpa de
los que llegan al pals y 81 de, los in
teresados en- que sus huespedes no
tropiecen con NADIA que Ofenda su
vista, y. cOnmueya su alma. has
tantc dificil dc cOnmOver ell Ocasi0
nes, eli presencia de la verdadera
siLuaci0n del pals; pOr causas que
podrian cOnvenir mucho Il los senO
res que Sc han tornado el trabajo
de la opinion pdblica y de repre-
sentarnos, muchas yeces ofciosa-
mente ante el gran pueblo que nos
dOmina, es que ell la MetropOll
Americana, ignoran las nueve de
cimas parties como Sc vive aqui.
Sc escOnde todo 10 malo y no
sc les muestra mas que las bellezas
dc 'La Ciudad. IIncaptada"; el
buen servicio del Hotel Palace,
la gran via central que cOnstruye-
ron los espaiioles tan NAL tratados
por libclistas, idiotas, aparadisia
ca perspectiva, obra de la Natura
lcza, y que borda los dos flancos
lie la historical c;,rretcra y pOr Ill
timO les guian por III Perla del
| Sur llevindolOs pOr las GALES as
lfaltadas y plazas dcliciOsds, cul-
Iddndose muchO los guias de que
los visitantes, sean ScnadOrcs o
CenadOres, no vcan la "Cantera" g,
hi otrOs arrablles de la urbc, don
de anidan permanentemente la
miSeria v OtraS cosaS mas feaS
! jatln, porquc clio seria nublar la
grata impression que dejan todas
as bienaventuranzas que su pa
SO, (de rclampago) han visto.
Y con 10 visto, sin enterarse de
la angustiosa y miserable stu
ci6n ell que vive ell noventicinco
por ciento de los puertorrique1os,
regresan IL sus lares, creycndo
que Puerto Rico es feliz, que sc
les debe ellos esa fclicidad y, Sc
llevan de aqui un recuerdO grato y
que durara por 10 menos, el item
po que dure la digestion de los ban
quotes, que Juan del Pueblo paga,
sin darsc cuenta de clio.
Ahora 10 que falta ell la pr6xi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-09
POR FALTA DE EXPERIEN-
- CIA.

El lunes, Ell la parada 26 y me
dia, el individuo A. Zeppenfel IT.
sidente en- Puerta de TERRA,
guiaba por la parada 5, sin ser
chauffeur autorizado ell auto de
su propiedad, ell que choc6 Con
ell auto-guagua de Aniceta Fer
nandez, residente en- la calle Te-
tuan 80, y guiado por el chau-
ffeur Antonio Marcial.
Del choque result0 el auto
gnagua, con la orquilla, sopania,
eje delantero, capota y el guarda
lodo izquierdO, rotos. Tambien
los tres primeros pasaj jleros que
venfan en- la guagua, Juan BO-
canegra,. residente en- Melilla, Be
nigno .Aponte, Maria Ortiz, de
MelilIa, resultaron con contusio
nes de caracter leve, por 10 que
fueron curados en- la Sala de So
cOrro.
De la Investigation practicada
result0 que el choque fue debido
a que ell Sr. A. Zeppenfel, +rato
de pasarle la Guagua, y por
falta desexperiencia en- el manejo
de vehfeHlos di6 lugar al acciden
te,, por 10 que fue denunciado an
te la Hon. Corte, por infraccion
a la Ley de AUTOMOBILES.