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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
GOES SC MILES
TO GET TANLAC
Throws Away Canes After
rheumatism Is Relieved
Gains 10 Pounds.

when I firv' rtsrted an TNnlsc 7
was so crippled up with rheumatism
that | had TO use two walking sticks
IN order to get about at all but after
taking five bottles every pain 10
rome and have gained 50 pounds
besides =" said William Choate 81
West Rlvorsldo av.nue. spokane
Wash.
"RheumRtirm waa only on, NJ the
many troubles that 1Nulto relieve ed
me of," he continued 't had eur
f~tcd with a bad stomach tor T.
years Gas wouh form after I had
eaten and almo- cut cf u.N breath
I had a terrible hurt'tg in 'h' pi' ~
my stomach ! hhd awtul puuH iu
IN. small of my back aud constant
headaches Then rheumatism set ir
and I waS laid up fa' un wy back
for several weeks hardly uhic 90
move
well. 10 make "a kong STORY short
Tanlar Just simply did Wondcw for
me. Before finished nav second
bottle I had thrown away mV O,nes
.-and could walk ~ well ~ anyone
shll the sourne-s and ~ has l"t' nv
stomach. can eat Just ANYTHING !
want and enjoy Il and ] haven't -
touch Of the rheumatism leti. had
to drive 30 mii~~ jo set one hottl"
n, Air Tanlac. our local druggist hc
inr out, but would DO ~ again
under the samc circumstances
Taninc II sold In TULSA Nv quaker
Drug COMPANY Puritan nrug com.
many and hv the leading druggists
IN practically every city. town and
village In America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

luu ~ Tulp, Okin, which took
place IN the home ~ tho BRIDES sis
trr Mrs FLYNN Mills uf lloson. Ivy
uuW the young couple Hfe we'll on
their way to IA" lhlknn H,nteH ami
viii su tn llu,harrst l,oumnnh, TO
mako their home fur q year, where
Mr McCullum vii develop oil inter
oSlH ile N - representative ~ tho
Lacey Manufacturing company and
during the war has been located In
Tuisi, where he met his bride. Re
ture tho United States entered tho
war, Mr. Nrcullum was IN HuchA-
r.st for some time. In charge OF
large oil plants
"Mfs McCollum IL a daughter of
! J. Murphy, who lives In Joplin.
She Ii graduate ~ the school of
journalism at tho University of Mis-.
souti ~ Columbia, ana In her senior
year she accompanied A, llo~ llill,
president of tho university. and Mrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME

II you have Catarrhal Deafness ar
head and -ar noises or are growing
hard of hearing go ~ your druggist
and get ounce ~ rnrmlnt tdouhle
strength. and add 10 u pint ~
hot water and n little graduated
sugar Take | tabeepouofpl four
times a day.
This Will often bring quick 'rrii-t
from the distressing head noises
Clogged nostrilr should open, breath
ing hccom" easy and tho mucou'
stop dropping into tho throat II 10
easy Ia prcpare, co-ts niue ana IL
plenaant to take. Anyone who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription "a triul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

| Copeland ana Holden Mrs \ W
knerr Mls Nelmn liownll ana Miss
lllrk0k a-Htrd Tho hos cs-'s
The young WUmrnu mission ,it'lo
~ FIRST Christian church. met Mon.
duy evening In tho huuIc 81 Rev and
Mrs Mead" T. butt women OF
the orient Wt- III" subject ~ study
with Miss MHude Doforth nH leader
program ~ reading. by the Misses
'r'il ware, Lale Williams Nelmh
Gafor'h and Mrs " r Maxwell and
music W Reverend and Mrs putt
ana Misses Huth simr1l ana Mildred
liushea filled IN. pleasant ana prof
table evening which was brought to
a close with a narShmallnw roast
Young men of tho church were
guests
Twentieth Century club resumed
l'. meetings Monday afternoon win
Mrs j bradford Jennings in morn.
inrSidr The rlub was happy to
meet with Mrs Jennings In her lovely
now home The brief program ron.
sisted ~ responses Appropriate to the
season ana n paper Julius Caesar
hy Mrs ". Williams after which
'hr meeting was given over - u
social hour with the serving of -.
ffcshmrns
A. the meeting of tho i,uskin Art
club Monday afternoon In the home
~ Mrs " /. Dickcy, tho memb-rs
continued their study ~ the art ~
i1s Eium lu the following program
heSponSe~ ..., Music ~ nelSluml
'Jordheut' .... j.. Mrs q T.. Bush
"rrnl"fs' ........ Mrs paul Clinton
"Ghont'' ......... Mrs JiCkcy
"ilelgitn lacrS" ".,...,,........,
.......... Mrs Dan J pavlsrpn
NJ and Mrs ". H. Uuibcrson and
daughter, Harriet. returned ~ tho
last ~ the week from Wait In
Houston ana Dallas. Texas
An approaching event IN which
rul-n music lovers are much inter.
ested In ~" Arthur Middleton con
cert set for January %. In conven-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

ton hall 1, II 10 he the opening
humber ~ the oro lAghiner Frost
course.
Nrv Robert " krllonEh and chill
dfcn ilolen and booth. have returned
30 Colorado springs. after spending
the past ihrce months In Tillsa wilh
NJ keIloush Mrs kellough In
greatly improved I'm hoalth ana ex-
pccH by next summer 'n be- able 20
come home 10 remain permanently
Mrs. Victor Il Walker has COM
plrtrd plans tn lenv" on Thurrisy for
- NRt IN California She will he
inlned 81 the end ~ three weeks hy
Mr Walker, who VIII accompany her
west W
nr. Victor Zimmerman, who has
been Visiting tho home OF Mr. ana
Mrs iluEh King, D., the past two
weeks will shortly return To his
homo I'm New york boctor thinner.
man IN ~ brother In law 81 Mr. kius
Miss Asa barnett has returned to
school at Cottcy college. Nevada, Mo.
at IN. conclusion uf the holiday Va
cation Miss Lucille Joncs, another
CN'iey student has also returned 10
enter upon the second semester.
Misc Ruby OrCgofy returned last
night tn chicago. To- resume her voice
study under NINE prset after f"v
wroks visit at home during the holl-
days
MsS"a Helen Delaney and Allinc
Constnn'in returned yesterday 10 Ct
Mary's college. Notre Dame after =
few wrrka pleasant holiday vacation
a. home
Misc liotty King has returned
home 10 kanns tl,y, after visit
with Mrs Joseph Hastings Mrs.
Hastings accompanied her hoStcss
home
Miss Nan Lyle Dickcy returned last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
STUFFED UP WITH
"A BAD C0LD?"
Get busy with a bottle OF DR.,
Kings New Discovery
at once.

Coughs. ,-plds and bronchial at
,acks -ihey are all Hkeb to result,
IN dangerous aft~rmaths unsess
checked Ia time.
And how effectively and quickly
pr Kings New Discovery helps to
do tho chccktng work lnflamed,
irritnt~si membranes are spothed.
tho mucous phl-gm tooeonod freely.
and quiet, re~'ful sleep follows.
Az druggists have a.. Sold Nnce
1899. soc and tlg0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ton-si,uiion Emancipation

No more lazy bUwes. yellow corn
plrSion. sick headache indigc~tion,
embarrassing breath. whom YOU use
~ n corrective Dr Kings New idfe
I'ls They sys,ema,tHe the system
and keep the world hooking cheor-
fil 2bc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Clement A. Evans chapter United
Daughters Of the COnfederacy, has
completed plans FOR its silver tea,
which In to he held Friday January
~. In ths home OF Mrs. Dan Hunt
Receipts Of tho oct~aor will he ap-
piled to the fund raised by Okla
homa u. u, c. for the endowment OF
two beds In . hospital In Nerilly,
France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

The banquet which oil men hnve
bsen planning Tor Mr. J, Arthur
OAmuvan. recently returned from
IN The forv1Gu iegion. has finally been
club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Informal.

smah company Of friends In for the
afternoon today from : until q Ia
meet Mr., Prtddy's mother, Mrs u II.
Priddy OF Van vert, ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
OF Interest to Women
DAILY THOUGHT

Oct but the truth oncc uttered. and
'tis like
A star new. horn, that drops into
its place.
And which. once circling In It's placid
round.
Not all the tumult Of the Garth can
shake Lowell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Dancing class for hrgiur,rs p..
open NJ rlks club Monday nigh, ian
uary ~. at o'clocN Eigh, hours
work Tor 81. private lessons n. l..
pointmcnt Phone 2l3l s.'r tI.
trance Elks club. H. H. IufI. 4.
structor Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Women and
War Work

10 the Women ~ ruiHs N"Nrr
has an appeal been wndo To Va" y"
tnotic and Nmplh"u' women t"i
Tulsa whch has mot hceu spEndihp
responded tu ~ the itcd ruIs ON
olals are cuuuIrut ~ 'h" su'c"sH
whiyi Nil mrot th.H ono ~ l"u''
Ii urgently ,Hng fpt oar "nn"lgn
m-nt - refuge, garments Today
we have TOO Ftn dr'r-"H nnl N""
boys uud, rv'stA un our sh"lN"r ~
most ne man, Wut' bt" lu Ntii" l'
STAGE uf making In ~" hands 81 ln'l
VIduslH aud aux IlurI'~ All "i lh"r'
N ~ hr ~ any usn 10 he M" Ittu
gees ~ drVaHtatrI Franco ana h'l
glum. must De- shipped ftom Iu'N'
January 80.
who vii como ami sew "" prum
Itr Nuii a warm bright place 80 w"fh
nt h,adlutrt'Is ct II Nuu prefer, N"n
uan do min Vuft ~ homo. NeA
agu This amount ~ Wutk @ul1 nav
been done 100 iWu daYH ana. hhh'ht
sll due illuWi,n,os fnr the unuAu"
prrNulsut' NJ illnc~' ana the 'f'
mcnd"ds s'ump foiIuHips h" hlfu
Ing ~ the atulHiirt. % nc'uH ln'i'dl
bic that We viii ian town "n or
slintmcut of f,fuEtr hud huHpliaI
garments tumo 1000 ut lho ih'''i
must nIsu he completed. but more at
Out leisure
We have mad, q fine reputation Tor
ournrlV,s W. have materially hrlped
tho southwestern division tn Hlanh
foremost ~ ToIlrf work w. are Just
IN proud ~ our iu,hi aul divisional
record Let us not hl"mish II nj IN"
near end l..t US h" finlshctH, not
ditters January 20 IL tho hmH
Remember n IN a call to h"lp nlll"
chlldrou children rubbsd OF mat
prlc.l-,- pift, childhood children
who's. only hope ~ any material hhn
pincs. cones through the He'd cross
through YOU what II they arc uglN
n,tl, garmen,p7 They want thcm and
they need them.
with tho New Year dawninE 80
ausplciou won't YOU mako WV
q hit happier for yourselves by help
ing 10 make thcHo poor little ONES
comfortable and warm Your CAP
tain- are calling onne NOR" Tor N"l.
unt"-rs 10 SO over tho top Now All
together, Let's go" -
MyNA LEE WHEELER
Director Womanr work, Tulsa 'oun'
~ Ited Crosse Chapter.
January d.
A meeting of the Chairmcn ~ hs
various Ued Cross units of ths city
vas held yesterday afternoon al
headquarters. presided over hy Mrs
John u wheeler. director or wom-
ems work rlaDs were made Tor
concentrating the Hr@atsr pAT of
ehe work at headquarters, although
seycral OF the units viii continue to
meet ss before In thu CHURCHES or
other places OF holding.
The new schedule of meetinHs. as
worked out, In ar follows 're-by-
tsrian womcn win meet Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at head-
quarters; catholic women, Thursday
st headquarters. Boston Avenue
n. H. women moot at church until
the refugee garments are finished
women OF trinity Episoopai and
First Lutheran churches viii meet
Monday and Thursday at head
quarters, and the United Presby-
tartan unit at the church work
rooms; rirwt N ". unit will WORK
ali day wednesday at headquarters;
Tirsah No. q. Thursday afternoon at
hesdquarters and ths RoEanA Unit
on Monday Night. .. d,
The regular monthly executive
meeting of Tulsa Chapter, the Rsd
Crosa. viii he held at aiso o'clock
this afternoon at heAdauarters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
me CmIrnt,nr for "Wednesday

The Calendar for "Wednesday,
Ladies' day OF Country club. tho
Misses utiffin Mre hostrwrs
Chapter NJ y. ". q, meets In homo
Of Mrs. Warren u. Abbott
Meeting OF Ttilss chapter y. A. u.
with Mrs John " Hail and Mrs.
Preston 4. west m hosterses In home
OF Mrs. Hail
Ecumenic club meeting In library,
Mrs. J. J, shea, leader.
t,nRAx~m~ut.
A ,el-grMn To The World yesterday y
carried IN. news thsst snnounccm~
OF the approaching marriage ot Miss
Gertrude ruchey Of wh~~hns, W Va.
60 Mr. Henry u kctchum of Tulsa
viii be made today In wh@chnS Tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Mrs W. H. whitney In rorrr,i In
her husnc quite ~ of influru.H
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

turn at the middle uf the Wee. rum
"a trip to New York. IN cumpan. N1h
Mr. Markham.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

The regular monthly executive
meeting of Tulsa Chapter, the Red
Cross. will he held At aiso O'Clock
this Afternoon at headquarters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Miss Nan Lyle Dickcy returned last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Miss"s llclon Delaney and Allinc
Constnn'in r-'turned yesterday 10 Ct
Marys college,. Notre Dame. after .
few weeks pleasant holiday vacation
IL hmmo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Misc Ruby Grcgofy returned last
might to chicago, To- rcTlm" her voice
study under NINE prset after f"w
w"ckS visit at nom. during the holl-
tHye
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Senores Lectores...

han venido hacienda leyes en- la
Camara de Representatives., con la
anuencia de unionistas Y republi-
canos, nos 10 dice el propio Repre-
sentante por el distrito Comerfo-
Aibonito, D. Luis Pho Sanchez, en-
una carta que mando aS"La De
|mocracia'' Ell % de diciembre Ill
timo. Estols parrafos son de di-
cha carta:
"Nuestra Ley Organica, prohi-
be que Sc incluya en- el presupues-
to toda partida que no correspon-
da a las erogaciones ordinarias del
a1o fiscal, y toda asignacion para
cualquier obra nueva debe ser 'ob-
jeto de una Ley especial; y leyes
|especiales son las que Sc refieren
a la escuela y hospital de Come
rio.
S'Las objeciones del Auditor, a
mi juicio. muy fundadas, para no
aprobar ell pago de ninguna can
tidad referente a las obras apro-
badas por la Legislature, consis-
ten en- Ia falta de fondos sufcien-
tes para ejecutar todas esas obras
a la vez, y a no existir ana resolu-
ci6n de la Legislature q. indique
que obras han de tener prioridad
en- su construction, con los ,recur-
SOS disponibles en- la actualidad. y
Entire todas las obras p1blicas
aprobadas a la vez por la Legisla-
tura, para SUI construction inme-
data, sin que Ell tesoro insular dis
pusiese de recursos sufcientes pa
ra tales egresos, esta la construc-
ci6n de un hospital y ensanche del
edifcio escolar de Comerlo.
Julio SAN JUAN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
COMO lSE TRAlBAJA EN- LOS
DEPARTAMENTOS
NOTAS OFICIALEs

Sc ha dado principle la cons
tfuccion de una caseta para la of,
Gina del TELEGRAPH Insular lie
Aguadilla. La caseta que Sc cons
truy6 en- Mayaguez con ell mismo
objeto esta practicamente termina-
da y el Telegrafo va a instalar ALI
su ofcina, en- vista de que los edi-
fcios municipales donde estaban
estas ofcinas fueron destruidos
por el terremoto.
Han sido aceptadas provisional
mente las siguientes obras eJecuta-
das por contrato: Casa de escuela
de 4 salones en- la Central Agui-
RE, conRatada por Ell seiior J. G.
Conesally casa de escuela de s sa-
lones eli Gurabo, contratada por
los senpres F. i. Rocafort. Esta
proxima a terminarse la construc-
ci6n ddlun edifcio para bibliote-
ca y ofcina de la Junta Escolar
de Ma5aguez. Este edificio es' dc
una magnffica apariencia, y Ell Sc
nor Alfonso Aguilar, contratista d.
la obrai ha hecho un trabajo esme-
rado.
En- el pueblo de Luquillo esti
construyendo Ell Departamento de
Interior por administrator, do
eseuelasde hormigon armada. Una
de elias de 8 salones, Sc construy'
eon foIflos insulares, y la otra dt
2 salonss, Sc esta construyendo cor
parte dx s$25 900 del dinero dona
do por sl filantr6pico doctor seiiol
Santiago We've Calzada. Esos ira
bajos s estan hacienda con graz
actividsN y Sc espera que ambo
edifcioS sean terminados dentr'
de breye tempo.
Ell dia Is del corriente Sc hiz'
Ia recepei6n final de los puentes 81
-bre el 10 Ingenio y Quebrada Co
tadora tn la carretera No. 8 sec
ci6n Humacao-Y -Yabucoa. Estas do
obras fseron eonstruidas por 10
contratistas don Agustin Diaz ,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

mo, 81, no, etc. Bueno don Pablo
Eesta mny .claro y nos van a dar
unos palos, ALA ud..,
Adds.
He leido Ell Manifesto de la LII
ga Femfnea las Mujeres de
| Pudrto Rico. Opino que 81 los
tres partidos politicos de esta tie
ira, Unionista, Republican, y So
cialista, tienens consignado Ell vo-
to para la mujer en- sus programs
polfticos, desde antes de las tilti.
mas elecciones, es una facil tarea
para las lfderes del feminismo en-
Puerto Rico, conseguir ell voto pa
ra la mujer. ESQ ST, 20 que en-
la Ultima Asamblea del Partido
Republican, combat ell que Sc in
cluyese en- nuestro programa ell
voto para la mujer, porque saba
demasiado era un enunciado mas
para incumplirse, aceptaria ell su-
fragio femenino Unconditional !;
es decir que Sc concediese ell dere-
cho del voto a toda ciudadana ma
cida en- Puerto Rico ciudadana
americana residente en- esta isla,
que arubiese cunrplido 81 amos de
edad Ell dia en- que Sc celebrasen
las elecciones generates. Sin otra
condici6n de ning1n genero. Soy
opuesto al sufragio privilegiado
para Ell hombre y con mucha mas
razon para la mujer. De venir Ell
sufragio para la mujer portorri-
quena que sea un sufragio univer-
sal. De 10 contrario ninguno.
| De la manera defectuosa que Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Al borde del carnino
DESCANSO

tornaba de regreso, envolvi0 tier
namente en- la mirada de sus ojos
negros la figura entera del pere-
grinante, a quien lie pesaba en-. Ell
coraz6n la juyentud tanto, que
Ebien hubiera querido dejarla es-
condida en- ell tronco donde encon-
tro la piedra.
No sonaban las esquilas; en- la
ondulaci6n lejana de los montes,
ell esmeril de la bruma esfumaba
los contornas.
Los pies del peregrino, metidos
en- ell barrizal hasta los tobillos,
goteaban lodo, y los esfuerzos he
chos para que con las diicrllta-
des del viaje no Sc lie cayera de
las manos, arrastrandole detras,
la piedra bienhallada, apretaban
sus dedas en- ella. congestionando-
los y salpicandolos de pequefos
puntitos de sangre.
lei recuerdo del crimen lie perse-
gufa. LIE habia parecido yer jun
to a una charca, donde nadaba un
papellcho arrugado, la silueta de
un guante blanco crispado en- sig
no de imploraci6n y de protesta,
y ola galopar de corceles, y adivi-
naba hnsmear de canes, y cruz6
ante el, como una bala, la agonia
del ciervo, que va no contempla-
ria mas en- las aguas del rio la ra-
meada complication de su orgu-
lloEa cornamenta.
Al rayar ell alba, un sol anemi-
co doraba a duras penas Ell plomo
de los barrizales. Una caravana
de gitanos establecfa SUI campa-
mento en- las orillas de un barran-
cal, y ell perol del desayuno hui
meaba sobre la hoguera de trapos
viejos y briznas de paja, colgado
de una cadena llena de herrumbre
en- Ell trfpode tornado por las va
ras de tres trallas clavadas en- Ia
TERRA reblandecida.
El peregrino joven dornlia So
-bre la piedra del santo; en- pocas
horas encanecieron sus sienes y Sc
arrugo su frente. En- las manos,
cruzadas a la garganta, las goti-
tas de sangre eran granos de tri-
go purpureo, y una paioma erran-
te picaba en- ellos tan suavemente,
que Ell picotazo no tgrb6 el sueiio
profundo del romero fatigado. $.
Felix PAREDES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

De la manera defectuosa que Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

La piedra que sirvio al santo
penitente Jeronimo para ir amo-
ratando POGO a POGO la carne anna
rillenta de SUI pecho hundido, fue
hallada, un dia dc lluvia y de ven
tisca, por el romero joven que
marchaIba descalzo a Jerusalem, en-
expiacion de un crimen cometido
en- los primeros albores de sus amos
mozos, cuando requirio de amores
a la Duquesita amazona, una ma
ilana clara y aturdida por ell So
nido de las trompas, preludio de
una sinfonfa cinegetica en- la que
ell instrumental de cuerda eran los
fogonazos del disparo, los alaridos
del metal eran los feroces ladri-
dos del lebrel, y ell redoble del
tambor era ell galopar frenetico de
las cabalgaduras.
No hacfa sol. Ell toldo girls del
cielo parecla una enorme manta
sucia tendida a secar en- cuerdas
tan delgadas y tan tenues, que no
Sc veian.
Ell camino, enlodado, deslizaba-
Sc en- curvatura perfecta, y ALA,
en- un recodo, donde Sc desmaya-
ban los restos de una casita que
fue mes6n, y en- Ell hueco ovalado
que Ell hacha del etiempo abriera
en- la aspera corteza de un secular
castaiio, la piedra del santo, mon
da como los calveros, mostraba en-
caracteres casi ilegibles una ms
cripci6n latina, y debajo el NOM
bre del atormentado solitario. :.
El romero cogio la piedra.
Pas6 prn ganan Y Sc burlo de el.
Ell tirador de ln chiquillo desha-
rrapado, que arrastraba de un hi
10 ell cuerpo de TN gorrion destrui-
do perdigonadas, marco violen-
tamente, despidiendo el proyectil,
un rasguno despiadado en- ell ros-
trdi cetrino y demasiado precoz
del joven romero. Una vieja ven
dedora de baratijas de barro y To-
"a, expuso su deseo de saber 81
aquella piedra era para ell anda-
riego la promesa de un mendrugo,
ly prolongando la Erase hiriente
con una risotada estruendosa, gol-
pe6 las ancas del asno, que nevas
ba la mercancfa, con el sarmento-
so puno cerrado, despues de un
"iArre, Pericol', desp6tieo y
grunidor. La moza que al lugar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

Hay cada cr6nica social en- la
Prensa de Puerto Rico que da el
"purisimo opio. . En- fuerza de
ridiculizar menndo las cr6ni-
cas- y los cronistas quiza Sc llegue
alg1n dfa a mejorar las primeras
~ zanzibar los segundos, o adapta-
billiards. la realidad de la hora.
En- "La Revista Blanca, de
Mayagnez, en- SUI seccion Cronica
Blanca, aparece este disparatado
haz de disparates que no tiene pre-
clio para una disparateria pnblica.
Leanlo los lectores de Ell IMPAIR
4 CIAL, y reservense ell juicio que
les merezca su lectura:
'IDe Flor Jr.
"Caguas P. R.
Die. 10, 1918.
| Sr. Director de "La Revista
Blanca,
Mayaguez, P. R.
Muy senor mfo:
Mluchas felicidades en- Ell ano
nuevo para todos.
va vi|mi cartita Ell la Revista.
iGracias!
Gay mi madre Mr.. Roig! 81
viera que muchacha linda tiene un
tenientito recientemente "dischar-
ged." Mire, las iniciales de el son
n. P. las de ella. lay, 81 me
atreviera!... el nombre empieza por
A.. tiene ell pelo negro. :. no,
no sligo pouque no quiero meterme
en- un lio.
"iEa Virgen! 81 estan los te-
nientes dischargados batiendo el
record; F. G. y Miss F. siguen de
10 mas entusiasmados que puede
I'd. imaginarse, pero ESQ es viejo
va, desde ell siglo pasado.
" A un L. C. lie gusta una nina
que tiene un apellido muy conoci-
do en- esa, ell de aquel senor grue-
SO de la esquina, ell del Imperial,
ihombre! Aquel pellido que en-
pieza con B y termina con s. Ell
nombre de la nina es ell de una flo
recita silvestre que tiene ell cen
tro amarillito Y .cinco patalos blan
cos, esa que usan las muchachas
para hacer una pregunta y luegd,
arrancando los petalos dicen: ST,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Pablo Rodriguez. Ell valor de estt

Pablo Rodriguez. Ell valor de este
contrato es lde $1o,95o.16.
Con fecha Diciembre 80, 1918,
Sc recibio prowisionalmente cl
puente sobre ell rio Guayanes en- la
misma earretera, contratado por el
senior Ignacio Rosales. Por parte
del contratista estuvieron encarga-
dos de esta obfa el Ingeniero senior
Rafael Nevares y por parte del De
partamento del Interior ell Inspec-
tor senor Miguel Benitez. Ell valor
de este contrato es $18,400.00.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
coLocACIoN DEsEA Jo-
VEN DE % AMOS. con experien.

cia en- ohcinas de Centrales azuca-
.reras, contabilidad, correspondent
cia ingles y espanol. P. o. Box s79,
San Juan. Advt.