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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-18

When speaking of Johnsonville we
do not refer simply to a longitude
and latitude provided by nature as a
necessary spot or community only to
hold our portion of mother earth to-
gether as section of her rim, but
would remember that while some
natural sections of country appears
as only upon the surface, yet john
sonville has for many years enjoyed
depth and breadth, so wisely appro-
priated by her ancestry in community
life, that Providence has now bid her
God speed.
Many Of US for long while failed
to see the refining process going on
when we were as one people wander
ing in a distant land thirty miles
from everywhere, Swhile commercial
attraction seemed to concentrate up
on other sections of country, yet,
through patience and perseverance
we are now more thankful that so
many of her prosterity have not only
discovered the dawn of this new day,
but are row basking in her sunlight,
and living amidst the bloom Of her
roses, which permiates our very at
mosphere with their timely developed
fragrance upon both spiritual and
commercial world.
say world because we are no long
er in the back ground for Lack of
transportation and something to
transport as well.
' Come with me and for yourself see
our happy small and large farmers,
how they make fine tobacco, cotton,
corn, potatoes, peas, beans, sorghum
for stock and sugar cane for both
sugar and syrup and many other
crops, thus living at home and board
ing at the same place.
Cheap lands are thing of the past
here except cheap in value. Of course,
all values depend for their stated worth
upon conditions which are conducive
to first health and happiness, and we
think while nature has provided the
health, for which we thank her from
our hearts, we also remember again
to thank our ancestry for that degree
of happiness which comes to US by
having been taught to give hearty
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-18

welcome to competition, doing at the
same time all in our power against
opposition.
We have never seen good develop
from division of interest, but there is
power for all and to spare when real
lied by competing for it.
We are strong when rightly united
and here is to that wide awake per.
son who would joiI- our alliance, not
defiance.
Our school here leads the way from
mountain to seaboard, many years
ago being the first to request privi-
lege from the state to vote more
school tax upon us that the law then
allowed, and we expect to maintain
this prestige by collosal donations
next to good roads, as we'll as
churches, and not only enjoy the in
fluence of churches roads and school,
but last and not lease, enjoy the con-
cientious fact that we are living part
ly for others.
We have set our hearts on doing
our part to make Johnsonville the
happiest and most thrifty place on
earth; destined to become the logical
metropolis of the blest Seaboard sec
ton of our State.
We record seventy-seven feet eleva-
ton in less than one mile and have no
undrainable section under our noses.
We find that the immediate trade
here has already taken care of three
large tobacco warehouses, one of
which is brick and covers more floor
space than any other in South Caro-
lima except one, and is used in the
fall season for storing cotton. Two
prosperous banks, two drug stores
neatly furnished, and twelve other
stores all brick structures except four,
besides a commodious brick school
building of modern style we'll equip
ped.
We have two modern churches,
Baptist and Methodist, both hand
somely equipped with parsonage for
each, besides number of beautiful
homes now under construction and
others being built continuously.
We are Justly proud that our cen
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-18

If you have money, we want it
If you want money, we have it
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
A cHIVALouR sPEAKER

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
GERMANY MUST
PAY FIVE BILLION
DOLLARS IN cAsf

iNontimei from Pare ~
conquered lu'res and conquered
tories AND you Orc hero only IS
ue ~ tte arm Hce"
orr IN maene d smazemeas II
- h~ ~'r,ns
~ German lnsolener
afe q ly orouer before ihv American
officers here who have io deal with
Germans 2 -hey Gre learnne rapidn
#hvfha Germans we're 1.fcsted by the
af Euro even before the war.
Aro.her Characteristic OF fhe Ger
mana ha ~ whining. IS frequently
shown. The barsomasicr Of Ahrweile
was arrested on Serious offense and
sentenced 10 Imprisonment. HIS
fr.'nds sent an appeal fer his release
on 'he usual grounds Of health and
This individual who had defled the Am
rlcans became fha most contemptible
winner cf an H, rrotce,ations of
being DEGRADED Ct beng Cd and of SUI
fe-ing mentally frcm imprisonment
ne such that the Americans. morc
in amused contempt than anything
else. inflicted a fine Of 5000 marks
s2Nf'l and remi-tod The sentence.
The valae OF a German civilians
hfe has been computed a. ~. .00o mark
's3' .eoel by the German authorities.
who have made claim for this sum
from the Americans for each Of the
WIDOWS Of two men who were killed
resumably during disturbances WITH
n the rast month. The attitude fhe
Germans have adopted Is that sha
United States IS not low az war with
Germany and such claims are rroper
snl legal under the circumstances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
NiCrORN LOAN ISSUE
TO Be s5o7 O00 FOR
COUNTY AND CITY

CONTINUED from Page Onel
nay count yourself lucky il You rot
~ of this block Of Uucel SANS
bonds
Nou win draw your four and three
'ourihs per cent interest on the
money you lend 10 Uncle sam this
ume and yoall get your money back
Do four years possibly tarec. II yoa
are an ordinary investor. under ordip-
~ circumstances you viii have no
taxes 20 pay on these securities
rais about The best proposition.
ali thines considered. tbat anybody
could make io you in the line of con-
sersaiige business investment. CONS
lined as it is with iac element OF
hr.fi promotion
1he LAST his loan drive Win start a
week fro mtoday
he ready ior II
Make up yoar mind 20 help Uncle
sam finish ihe job The boys must
be aouraf home yct Tile final exc
penses OF iae closing up OF the great
~ar afe % bo met The patriotic urge
IS just as strong as t was in The case
OF ihe fouria loan Then. We had 10
buy 20 SAFEGUARD an our Investments
Tor none of taom would De any good
ii We didn't win Che war. Now The
~af Is over ANA iao investment Is Z
ara thing is afont as fancy
r'.t-edsed sure thing as anybody eve
offered you
For mo sake Of business. yonr
conscience and your country bo ready
20 10 yonr hest for the Victory Loan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
A WOMAN WHO MADE FOR
TUNE OUT Of SANDWICHES

4 Neo York woman Nho knew bow
- u S. .ll iEdal,Ats ana 3 wears
ago dove q ihaf talent into a au.s-
ness which noN amouns 60 many fhCa-
sands az dollars wear. is he eau p
- tAe .aHeheeHt f. ta4t nearly every
hIe town drugstore now man aims n
connection with fs soda fountain Eve
wears ago when Mrs Helen 4 Mach r
went into a drigsiore IA ~ aas.E.f 3
district of New York a che mon hnur
ana saw rulps of EIrs lndirs
around ne soia fountain drinking DIR
sh1ckoiaie and mnnehng craeko-s. she
prevailed unon fhe frc rror fo if'
her supply him with sandwchas Her
rtsf order Nts for sixty one daN
trial proved ihe Nd,a success Nm
Machc, now suprho' ns1rlY an fhe
down town drssrcrss ~ NeW h %
and fhe dra ere restaurant lea has
spread all over shn United siafes'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

This decision will not govern. IN
all likelihood IN the determina-
ton Of when the war period absa-
lufelv came 70 an end. rechnl-
cally the war Is not over YET. II
has been merely suspended
Terms Of peace have not been
framed. much less 5 sned and s--
ceptc3. Armed forces are stand
ing on guard upon German soil.
ArmiSiirc conditions have been
adopted hy the two sides and
amended from time o. time. IN
feFrUUrse has not been resumed
between Germany ami the allied
countries Until the peace terms
have been formally signed the
war may BE- renewed 40 amy time
Judge Evans decision is certain
10 he 0halleneel The Attorney
general has given IN opinion that
ina.murh as Congress declared
war only Congress can terminate
il So far as the United States i,
concerned by raiifying treaty of
peace. Many statutes have been
enacted during the past TWO years
contingent ia their periods upon
the duration - the war l'nfil
the ruling was made Ia Kentucky
j has been assumed that they are
s'Ill Ia force and will remain s.
until ratification of the treaty of
An appeal from This de-
onn viii probably be taken at
on.e - prevent confusion arising
m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
For Skir, 7oTturoo

Don't worry about eczema CT other
skin troubles. You can have clear.
healthy skin by using Zerno. obtained
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at Sl.00.
Zenio generally removes r.rples
blackheads, blotches. eczema ard ring-
worm and males the SKIN clear zal
healthy. Zerno is a clean. PENETRATING
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky no
greasy and stains nothing. II Is casIi'
applied and costs a mere t-i.lct tor &C
application. II is always c-T,c-aaoi
neE- ". Rosc 60, Cl-Tl,z-s. C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
VICTORY LOAN SET AT
4f-2 BILLION WITH INTEREST
ATz "a PER CENT

fContnued From rage Onel
he PAS 10 the end that the noies
ray be - widely distributed a. PCS
sible. and -hat our banking ins-iiu-
tons may be lefi free 10 supply the
credit necessary for tn purpose O.
industry and comreroe and he full
employment q labor Ii he word
see thai fhe patriots o. America. out
of their boundless resources and with
he same enihgsiasm m and devotion TO
acun Y WI which they prosecuted
he war 10 a vicfc-icls ccnclusiCn.
are determined 70 finish the job"
Terms OF the Loan.
Ter~-s Of he 1o3n are as follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

The British ministry 81 feconsiruc-
lions scheme Tor a national supply -
electricity IS based on the proposed
building of about twenty giant gen
Grating stations from which electricity
ior Tie Whole country could be sup
Piled 90 the existing smaller reuoraf-
iug stations which IN turn would be
used as distributing units.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

~V0-TI-I"7 N"I0 -T''ITTl W UN'F
th.ai 1885 They were al first very
expensive So were worn only by
wealthy pc uns or nahiemen and 50
c0u rs hH regarded ts a marA oi
rank llr larFer the speciacles the
$50 4er fha rank ana 70 tae slasse
.s fu ptoisioas size There are
tao 81 three fusis extani II Italian
gentlemen wearing specs aud on
one 81 these cases tie lenses are ihree
inches ia diameter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

for any weakness and would not be
without IL for the world. | 90 all ny
work and an strong and healthy. am
nursing my baby, ard 4 stall take the
NeCetahieCompounds keep awoman
il good health. lcu - publish NJ
testimonial for the goo10f other women,
II YOU choose 10 DO 50. Mrs. c. WEST
EoREL.AND, Harrison. NY.
Women who suffer from n'a~r-
Tncnts, irregularities, infiarnmatiar.
liberation. backache, headaches ani
Nervousness should lose no tnne N giving
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. a trial. and far special advice
write to lydia Z. Pinkham he cine
Co. Lynn. Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

Kansas city. Mo April "a HOGS
Receipts. $4,000. Toe 20 l5c higher
Bulk s200on 2oCo. heaylos. ss0ssa
eo-s. medium. $50 2oa2o7o. lights
,le Ooneois: pies. slGo9nls25
CATTLE Receipts. 1900. slow o..
weak Heavy beef steers. $1,000
le liert beef steers. Slehc e
1900. cows and heifers S65on IS 50.
calves. si3ooNis 30. sioekers. ss10a
Is 90
SHEEP Receipts. o. 600. l0c "a
25c higher Lambs "a Tbs or less
st7U0pie 50. 81 ms. or more sl650A
ie 20: ewes sl2esTf525
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

I ia T. ! iflhLAfn 8
Y egetable Com
pound andhadavery
hard time. read in
thenewspaper
the Vegetable Com
pound anivh hen my
second child came |
took IL ard was well
during the whole
tine, and childbirth
was 2 kurgred times
eas ler. hSer since
'then-f f--~a usI IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

orwai 'ag thr war Hele
what's she rushf For politics
Why nl wait until o.
Lnlu.n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

Hundreds q mechanical and eles-
trical engineers IN New York city an.
going % unionize their profession.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

only one mo4ern .s...sh prime min
isier has worn beard Lord Sails
bury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

4 y@ hadn't bad an ice cream sofia
~ nut sundae 81 piece of choco-
late for ever so long, wouldn't YOU
frin vs.. zen an American soldier came
iionr Who was just loaded down s.th
hocolafe ASK this little German
BOY who almost hung on our dough 5
Boys coats Rhen they marched into
be- TERRITORY taken over by tie army
1f occupation The douehboys did
heir best 20 eNierminaie the fighting
Iun hnt bis little son IS an altogether
iiffereni thing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

Mafearet Marsh who plays an i'm
pouant role Wit Houdini 10 that fam
"a entertainers first screen vehicle,
The Master Mystery" a serial pro-
ducea hy y A Rolfe is member OF
the distinguished Marsh family Of
screen players.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
HOW WEAK
WOMEN ARE
MADE STRONG
Mrs. EVer'noreland Tells in
the Following Letter.

Harrison. q. y When my first
child was born J did not know about
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

To lessen The smoke ana gas in
tunnels. Swiss railroads are equip
ping their locomotive siac'ss with lids
10 BE- closed when q tunnel is entered
steam being exhausted beneath ihe
engines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14
+ HE DAILY ADE u
~ LEsLIr G. NIBl cK.


MEuBER or ASSOCIATED rKEss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-14

oTLaH0NA enEEKLYl LEADEF.
fix ~ enfh~ .--------------..--. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

Muere los SO afios de edad y
deja una serie de Obras de alto
valer hist0rico.
La Ultima vez que visitamos el
Obispado 10 vimos alli, vistiendt
larga tunica amarillenta, cen 81
pelo blanco. como un irio, con sus
ojos a1n. luminOsos y su ancha
frente LENA de surcos que abria
la meditation y Ell. estudio en- las
noches profundas y laboriosas de
pensamientO.
Como habra sido recibido e.
santisimo var6n de la Iglesia Ca
t6lica,i ell noble senior de ndestra
historia, con sus SO aiios de sacri
ficio,en la mansion dOnde Sc re
ciben a los buenos!
DeJa,la blanca estela que dej(
Jeshs en- su paso, por la vida, mt
refiero la humildad,. a la severa
e inconmovible humildad de lo'
fuertes...
FL siejo pastor de almas SC fut
y qned6 su rebaiio al amparo de
Dios.
~. ~ nv >ass tfs,e s9@s
Fue spastor. dos yeces: pastor
de oveias que adn andan por e
mundo y de las almas de los in
dios cuya historic el supo ser..
Luis dc MirutEres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

--exclamo. Juan Antonio. Dele
mos.el aqua a I'm lado ySvalnos a
apurar otro jarrillo,
De nueyo echo el ame otra con-
yidada general, VI saborealluo el
buehe de y no Sc fueron, los hqm-
bres; unos reposaF. tumbandose
en- el campo l,brc, mientras dos Q
ties e1.. .boss L;ln ell fragante gazpa
ci.o andasaz.
CEaal.o, It's quedamos solos con
el seiior Juan Antonio, .uno de no
sotros lie dijo:
-Aqui por 10 que yemos, reina
la mayor ammonia entire el patron
y los obreros.
Como debe ser-respondio-.
Yo los trato bien, y ellos ME cum
pen. Ellos 10 que quieren es ESQ
tratar con el amo directamente.
NADIA deCapataces o adEli.listra-
dores, a los que eonsideran como
cabos de yara eelosos de Ia has
cienda del amo, que popo a POGO
va siendo suya, porque el alnos no
la We nunca. Dice el refran "Ha-
cienda tu- dueiio te yea", y dice
bien, pues ese sistema de ahora
de no venir los sefloritos al campo
es equivocado. No yienen aunca.
Y 81 acaso yienen es para irritar
a la gente trabaiadora con el au-
tom6yil, con la esdppeta, con los
lujos del ocio y con sll Indifferent
cia por todo y cor todos los que
lie enriqueeen, igneiados y silen-
ciosos. La genie del CAMPO no
puede sepprtay a los que ne son
de el, debienao serlo porque del
campo TiFsn Hay que ser agra
decides c4R la hacienda y yenir a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

Ell Padre Nazario muri6 rodea-
do de sacerdotes y amigos cue le
recommendation su alma en- aque-
Hos momentos.
Asf me dijo Ell Padre Delgado
Y hablamos largamente del hu.
mildfsimo y santo var6n.
Ell Padre Nazario cuando re.
gres6 a Puerto Rico de la Cniver'
sidad de. Salamanca donde hizo
sus estudios, pidi6 que le envia-
sen a Guayanilla y ALI quiso STEM
pre- estar por SUI esp1ritu silencio-
so V sencillo.
Fue gloria y PREF del clero por-
torriquefiO, tanto por su acrisola-
da virtud como por su talentO.
Sc dedic6 al estudio de la Pre-
historia portorriqueiia la par
que consagr6 gran parte de su
vida al estudio de Ia Historic.
Ell fund6 ell museo que lleva su
nombre y que Sc halla EN- la Casa
Episcopal de esta ciudadA
Museo del cual nos hemos ocu-
pado nosOtrOs, ell otra OCCASION.
es una de las cOsas mas intere-
santes de nuestro pals. Esta va
dorado en- una isuma crecidisima
por SUI antiguedad y el genero dc
curiosidades que posee. En- el
asta encerraG toda una civili-
zaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

81 las tierras del ingrato y dis
aflAtar por entero 10 que p;'oduz-
can. e, -..,,'
ID Las palabras llenas de buen
que anteceden, dichas con
extremada naturalidad pOr q Sc
nor amo paternal, convencido de
que hay que yer Ia hacienda y
estar ell ella, nos produjeron una
gran impression. Acababamos
de DIR la verdad .escueta v clara,
" quedamos convencidOs de que
el problema del campo andaluz-
aparte su relacion con. ell profile
ma general que perturba el mum
does simplemente un problema
de etica social, que acasO, pueda
resolverse desde la Gdcetd, recor-
.dando a los vagos la obligation
de ganar el pan con ell 'sudor de
ia propia frente y enseiiar los
ricos la sabidurfa de saberlo ser
ante los pobres por un renaci-
miento de arte de ser generoso.
Mientras refiexionabamos asi.
e1 ejemplar senor amo andaluz
Juan Antonio, continuador de las
tradiciones campesinas de la tie
IRA, daba voces a los o5reros,
preocupandose del gazpacho que
hacian:
siTeneis bhstante aceite: Ha
ce falta mas vipagre? Venid por
mas donates, .f.l.
La sehora ANA Sc afanaha po-
niendo en- ordeh el reIucienfe me-
maize de La gran cocina del rortijO.
Y AHA lejosyl por eL lado de la era,
eantaba el guardian de las gayi-
Has, poniendo en- el mistsrioso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27
lue me tengo que mercar un SOM

lue me tengo que mercar un SOM
|brero.
Ahora no te hace falta.
Aguarda a que acabemos la era,
que despues habra sombreros pa
ra todos. Sombreros Y zapatos...
Si tie vas ahora te vas a gastar
en- vino los dineros y vas a voiver,
Isl vuelves, no digo 70 sin sombre-
lro, sino sin cabeza.
| Todos refmos de buena ,gana;
~ como el aludido sc apercibie-
Sc que uno de sns camaradas pro
lOngaba la risa mas de 10 conye-
niente, Sc consider0 en- Ell deber
de interpretarle:
-; Dye, til. No. te rias mas. que
enseiias unos dientes que como Sc
Ite hagan aqua Sc va a salir de
lmadre Ell rio en- mita del sverano.
ESQ quisieras td-diio el
iotro,. pa lavarte; pero no te Ia
varas va hasta ell primer cnapa-
IRON.
Mira el que habla. One no
siente el aqua ensima desdc que
10 bautizaron y hay que yer 10
que lloro aquel dfa.
Bueno, bueno, muchachos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

ella para verla, Y sentir de cerca
sus necesidades Y la de los que La
trabajan,. y estar enterado de que
la hacienda -da para todO: para
no negar NADIA los obreros, para
yigilar sus. desconciertos 'econo-
micos y renediarlos en- el trance
de una enfermedad EN- las angus
Itias, paternales de la crianza de
un hijo; para sufrir con clos Y
reir con ellos. Esto- dejaron de
'hacer los senoritos de cuy0 iocio
tanto Sc duele la terra andaluza,
y al dejarlo de hacer, los "anpe-
sinos, abandonados, convirtieron
Sus afectos en- odiO. Los hombres
de nuestra terra son capaces de
llegar por gratitud a los mayores
.sacrificios; pero, Ell el case con-
trario,, son capaces de las mayo
res atrocidades por odio. Y ell
odio. va siendo mayor cada dia
cuando percibe que su trabajo no
Sc renumera con solicitud cariho-
sa, con ese afecto q. mace del trato
.mutuo. Asf, en- vista del dcsafec-
to Y el abandono del amo desco-
nocido, quien alimentan ellos
desde el campo, piden labra, por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

ambiente de la noehe la dulce me-
lancolfa de una cadencia andalu-
"a:
Estreyita de los sieio,
si la yes en- su ventana
lille que me estoy muriendo
porque no veO su cara.
Jose Andres Vdsques
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27
Sc vENDE

I'm solar 10 metros de frente
pOr 20 metros de fondO situadO
en- Ia calle MuxO No. IS. InfOr-
mara Angel NerdejO, calle CO.
Ion, 4, Santurce, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27

fand DOCK lnduSCrla4 RelatlonS Z
Division. Washington, D. C.
Necesito saber 81 ,Junta Local
de Puerto Rico tiene autoridad
para intervenir en- una huelga de
trabajadores de muelles que
amenaza. Instruya a sus hons
bres aqui para que den los,Yasos
para prevenir huelga.
(Firmado) Julio AybAr.
Arbitro. -.
Mr.. Thomas V. O'Connor,
7O4 Brisbane Building,
... Buffalo, N. Y.
Uniones de Puerto en- asam-
Iblea suplican I'd. tome accion
Isobre sus peticiones por mejores
isalarios. Companies no confess
taron. La huelga sera ell 1ltime
recurso. Suplico a I'd. Sc comu-
nique con Presidente Gompers
lpidiendole incluya un hombre de
nuestra International en- la Co.
mission de la Federation para in
Ivestigar asuntos obreros de Puer
to Rico.
(Firmado) Diego r. Baez.
Sc someti6 a votacin 81 desea-
ban los asambleaistas que los
asuntos de los trabajadores det
los muelles Sc condujeran por el
Shipping Board" o por medic de
la Ley de arbitraje, votada en- 8
de septiembre, y la asamblea, I
unanimemente estuvo de acuer-
do en- que fuera ell Shipping
Board" la que resolviera suS
,asuntoS. ,.s az
Hoy circplara un manifesto
en- ell cual Sc hace constar cual
les la actitud de los hombres de
LA Union $40. La asamblea ter
min6 dando vivas a la Federation
Libre y entonandose la Marse-
Illesa. Nl
Ell IMPARCIAL Sc alegra
Imuy sinceramente de que ell asun
to, haya sido conjurado por el
momento, y anhela. que, a Ia
postre, un entendido entire am
bas parties ponga definitivamen-
te fin al confiicto que Sc aplaza.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-27
REMATE DE PRENDAS.

Ls prendas depOsadas las papeeas numerOs
relacionan seran vedidas @PURCA SUBASTA da de
Ocubre 1919 en- de Prestamos
San Jose 16
-564O1-575OO-59245- -6094S-64116-
64614-65ls5- -S5s76-67372-67 6sS4s-es7s6
69644-696sO- -70S97-7lo00-
7115S-71155-7
-71272-7I282- 129-71302- -71322-71358-
366-71367-71383-713S 713S5-71392-71396-
3 71424. - ~
Pague los ntereses d perder prendas STEM
pre- valen mas de 10 que I'd. debe.
i San Juan, Puerto Rico, Septiembre "a 1919.