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MoUndsville Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Orcnstcin. former
residents Of Glendale. hHvc returned to
their home In Wheeling after visiting
friends In Glendale.
John Harrington. local boy. who was
injured when dynamite caps he was
handling exploded. is getting along
nicely at III" Glendale hospital
\ son was horn Thursday 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Grubh. of Wheeling. at the
Glendale hospital. Mrs. Grub was for
mcrly Miss Eleanor Alexander. OF this
city.
Mrs. r. F. DIsquc. Of Powhatan. Ohio.
Ia the guest OF friends and relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs r. f.. Nelson left ycstcr-
day Tor n visit In Washington, Pa. for a
few days.
Arch Larcrty has received his DIS
charG" from III" army service at Camp
Meade ana Is expected home today.
Mrs. Samuel chambers and children.
Of Center street. arc visiting her parents
IN Washington. Ia. for q few days.
Mrs. Emma Clemens has returned from
visit with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. Charles Lowthcr and daughter
have departed for Adcna, Ohio to visit
friends and !-aLtves.
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SENATOR P|TTNAN OPPOSED
To TREATY RESERVATION

words IN a contract are as much I'M
portance to the contracting parties as
the agreement itself and tho WoruS
once agreed upon cannot be changed
without tho consent Of each Of the par
ties to be bound by the contract.
-Are we justified IN assuming that
other parliaments and governments VIII
accept without further interpretations
our definitions Of the articles or the
covenant as affecting our own ooiiga-
tons?
-Japan's most bitter night at the coun-
ell table was to grant the league Juris-
diction to prevent the United States
Canada and Australia from excluding
Japanese from their territories under
the Immigration law. Think you that
the Japanese government will neglect
the opportunity to again insist on rcScr-
yations in the treaty covering NhlS
point
Think you that the italian pnrlia-
ment having the opportunity by the re-
opening Of negotiations would hesitate
TO place in the treaty reservations
which they believe are necessary 20
protect her interests at Flumc. Dali
! malta and along the Adriatic when ne
had set the example?
/ Would there be cause for surprise II.
IN the circumstances. the parliament or
Great Britain should feel justified IN
adding a reservation to the treaty when
! II Koes back to them to the effect that
the clauses providing for limitation or
naval armament shall not, by reason or
Great Britain's peculiar situation, APP
ply to that government?
Unless we approve this treaty. as II
stands then we open the door TO all or
the disastrous possibilities of renewed
international dissension.
| The nations OF the world may all ne
against us and in the League OF Ma
lions, they may violently mlSconStTuH
the articles affecting our interests
They are moro apt to attempt to accom-
pIish this purpose If there is no
league Of nations.
we can walt for peace; Europe can
not. Tho real peace treaty was not
with our enemy but between us ana
our friends. There Is no precedent for
such a treaty. We may 1orcc any
treaty upon defeated enemy; We must
compromise q treaty between our
friends. The ablcst and most patriot"
statesmen Of the void. for months. UNI
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.MOUNDSVILLE
Ne VS.
FLAMES CLAIM
GLENDALE HOWE
FAMILY BURNED OUT OF HOME AND
ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
CLOTHES AND MONEY.
Tire Originated In Kitchen and AL
Efforts TO Check Flames Proved
= Cutle-lTews of Moundsville.

Fire completely destroyed the homo
Of Q. Il. Wood and family. in lower
Glcndnl" just h"f"r" noon yesterday en-
failing loss Of about $1,000.
Tn" fire originated in the Kitchen but
the caus" IS unknown. a small boy ilrSt
saw tn" nufncs and sounded II warning.
Rex Randcr and Adam Leonard, Of THIS
city. wrrC rcTr nj hand nrd managed 10
carry ont II bed. two ChH'rs and sew
Ing mrrhiuc. tn" remainder of III"
household furnishings. IT." clothes ana
AL valurhl"S. lnrludInE Liberty bonds
and money. f"ll victim Ia tn" fir" d"rl"n.
The house was the only ON" between
thr Valley farm and Ilj' top Of Tomlln-
sons hill. and fire protection in that
section il almost Il minus quantity. inc
Gre had gained such Roadway by the
time u hurNct hriG:rd" was formed that
all Nttlmp's to say" III" home were use
less
Mrs w W. Wcightman. OF Chicago
owned tho house. 1t was valued ut
about So 900 md was insured for Sl.UOV.
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Send Away Ro1nnins.

Tho remains OF the late John Smith.
who died at tho Glendale hospital fol-
lowing strok" Of paralysis. suffered
Wednesday,. have boon taken to Clays-
Vile, Ia. The decreased was n Civil
war veteran and had reached the age Of
IS years. he had been here but a few
daya among old friends when he was
stricken. a Claysvillr undcrt akcr took
the remains To The h"tnc Of 4 nephew in
the Pennsylvania CITY.
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HIGHER RATES GRANTED

CHARLESTON. Julp @5-Authority TO
tho MoncnEah"la Valley Traction com
pany to change its passenger rates be-
tween FGirmont and Barracksville and
Fairmont and Maple Point was granted
today' in an order issued by the public
service commission. The order was
based upon recommendations made by
f. l.. Winters, railway inspector for the
commission following a personal inves-
tiEation.
The new rates are: Round trip tickets
between Fairmont and Barracksville and
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tiringly gave thci- lives TO reaching

tiringly gave thci- lives TO reaching
this compromise treaty.
speaking purely rs an American.
believe that our nations VIII u" in rs
much danger as any other country IN
the world. If this treaty fails. AIr'aH!
there are Signs in EUROPE Of the ahan
donIncnt of peaceful intentions, ana
groups Of nations are feeling Their wa!
to organization for war and conquest
If the world does not soon ENarautc"
Franco and italy and the rev NATIONS
aCalnst aggression through concerted
action by tho league OF nations. thcF"
will DC an alliance Of powers superior
10 our strength that Will not he III SYM
pathy with our policies and our inter-
csts. Our Monroe doctrine Will then
cease to be doctrine, because VIC will
be unable to maintain It. We VIII DC
able to defend our own shores, but only
by having the greatest navy and tho
most powerful army that any country
ever had"
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Will Meet Soon.

The county court will meet soon to
take up matters which demand attention.
The session To have been held Thursday
was post poncd because of the illness Of
President Newell but il will likely be
held tho first of the week. Ilans for
the proposed class y road from here TO
New MariinSvillc will likely be fur
thcrcd and other road matters will be
discussed
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Live Stock Associntion.

This afternoon a meeting or tho Mar
shall County Live Stock association Will
be held IN the offices OF County Agricul-
t tu["i bn MT, F r.J"rt on the county
live stock survey taken some time az"
will be made ut the meeting and large
attendance is expected. The meeting has
been called 10 open at l o'clock.
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Raseball Today,

The Martins Ferry Eagles will swoop
down on tho city today in an invasion
against the Mound city team. a pre-
vinus conflict between the aggrcgations
ncttcd q victory for the Fcrrians. Today
the loculs will attempt to regain lost
honors. The game will be played on
the Fifth street ball park, starting at 3
o'clock. The grounds arc in good shape
for the game
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Church Musical.

a musical front is In store for people
Of TN" city sunday evening at III" First
NJ. T.. church. when n musical will be
given by tho choir Of IN" church.. Re-
Ecarsnls were held Wednesday, evening
and last evening. and excellent numbers
compose In" program. The public is In
yitCd.
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Fairmont and Maple Point. 20 cents; ont
way tickets between Fairmont and ma
pie Point and Fairmont and Barracks
VILE. II cents.
Upon the protest Of Duke Brand and
others of Barracksville against tho apt
plicatior Of the company for increased
rates. the commission ordered an iVnes<
tigation by Mr. Winters and both partie1
agreed TO abide by Mr.. Winters' da1A
ions.
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Bake Sale Today.

A bake sale will be held this afternoon
in the Blair store. on Jefferson avenue.
by the members OF the Busy Cleaners
class Of the Calvary NJ. +. church. All
sorts Of pastries and dnintics Will be on
sale and good patronage is anticipated.
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This evening at o'clock n donate on
the League Of nations will tax" place NJ
Glen Eratcn. Charl" !. SchucK' "l
Wheeling. viii speak against I'll" league
aud G. A. ShuwHCrc and J. Howard H"l'
Of this city. favor tn" league. Many To-
cal people VIII attend.
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afternoon at her home or Western ave-
nue.. If tuberculosis. TIL" services were
held in tho late home conducted by Rev.
John II. Hess. OF the Glendale NJ. T..
church. The Daughters OF America OF
this city attended tn" services in n body
lntCrmcnt took place in Grcenlawn Gem
, ctrrN
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KiCCw CEnErnl.

Funeral services were held yesterday
ar,rrnrrn uN or tho remains Of the lat"
Mrs. Emma kigcr, who died Wednesday
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The greater ;he necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intclligcncer Want Ads.
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The IntelliEencer Want Ads.
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Debate at Glen Easton.

whcv! IT'S hot. Have you awnirgs2
Wheeling Tent 6 Awning Co. Jy-lU-tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Hundreds of beautiful styles
to choose from. The price we
ask for these Dresses does not
pay for the material it takes to
make them.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
Ell E NJ P R E S 7 IT @


G enprstOs Najonaes GEL EN-
a
opOrunidad hacer
batala bndia
muchahos hub
bndi0n del ClEO
la
deber
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Puerto Rico
habra cumpdO
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a CoRDALMENTE sUsCRIBIRsE AL
EMPRESTITO DE LA VICTORIA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
Mas Empresas
Periodisticas,

FL Secretario Ejecutivo VI. ex-
pedido certiiicado de registro la
corpnl aci6n denom.nada THE ~
YAGUEZ PUBLISHING COM
pANY, cuya ofcina principal sc
estall:rcra cn La callc 3lGu,lcz VI
90 No. CS, Mayagucz, j. f. Los
fines principales de csta corpora
ci"a :. ;tn la publication DC eric
dioos V trabaio de impren''. ~H
-,alii;l aut0rizado eS de S25.000.
90, sicndo sus incolporadorcs los
selorcs Jose Sabatcr, Hcn:N u.
':.arrcda, Pedro Pcrca, Primitive
i,au, Felix Tic, Mariaho Eiera
Palmer, Jose MonSerratc Ramirez,
Iiugcnio Lecolnptc, Claudio Lilo
reda, Eugenio Forester, Antonio
Saniurjo, Jose Bechcra, Tomas
Scgarra, Bcrnabt Yrizary y Ma
nucl Marin Gauthier, totos dc
Mayasuez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

Giorgctti, sc introduce la valiosa
personalidad del rico posceIor de
la quinta Los Aimendros".
Pcro. !. llega en- estos momcn.
tos otro auto V al descendcr un
seIior dc hisurta mclena platca-
da, alto, derrcngado, cl pdblico
que aumenta un POGO mas asalta
ell cafe Ia zaga de dichO senior
y prorrumpe en- yOces de Mr.
Cannon! Else es Mr.. Cannon
L no era Mr.. Cannon, este habia
llegado POGO antes, y estaba fren-
tie a un grupo que lc contemplate
con cierta impertinente curiosi-
dad, y crey6 prudcnte permane-
Ger en- el auto, figurandose tai vez
victima del odio, Y la animadver-
sion, por las manifestations que
tuyO a bien cXponer con Su pro-
vepbial franqueza, ingenita sin
ce:idad.
Entire tanto, yO mohinO, ambu-
laba por el cafe como raro ave-
chucho. con la mirada inquisiti-
VA, y cl gesto displiccnte, dc ser
cspcctador de tan trivial acontc-
cimiento.
j Dios permita que esta vista
traiga como secuela alglin bien.
estar para nuestro pals, en- todos
los 0rdenes, principalmente cn el
econ0mico del que tanto sc pade.
&c.
ANDRENTO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
Ell gobierno de Italia ha en-.
yiado Glen mil hombreS
a Fiume
Ell general Foch expuso ante el Consejo
de los Aliados SUI criterio acerca de
las clausulas preliminares de paz
(Cable "El ImparciaLD a.
Via w. l. P. and 7. Co.

PARISHES delegados italianos que permanecen en-
Franca guardian una actitud de reserva limtandose
decr que ell Presidente del Conseo de minister's de lta
liza, Sr Orlando ha marchado Roma para consular al
parlamento Despues la acuacon del Gobierno Sc AUS
tara la decision del Parlamento italiano
PARIS-De Madrid via Hendaya llegan noticias rela-
twas la situac6n interior cue ha cambiado de aspec
to- Ell Sr La Cerva muestrase extreme conclliador
retera su dimson aunque ell Gobierno Sc reslste
aceptarsela Sc cree que abandonara el Gabnete.
PARIS-Aunque sigue la huelga de telegraistas te-
efonstas no ha ocurrido la mas leve alteration del or
1en Sc habla de que gremos haran sodardad con
los hueguistas de emer que ocur-an pertur
baciones de la paz publca.
@ PARIS--El. Alto Coinisarie de Esajt en Ma4ssaesSs
general Berenguer counca que las operacones contra
el Raisuli progreso. pesar de La momentanea
situacon dfcil que estuvo coumna espanola ro-
deada por fuerzas enemgas muy numerosas la staclon
esa va despeada tiene ell dominic de la stuac1on
LONDREs.-La stuaci6n International pesar de las
compcacones que ofrece consldera lnsouble pof
The Times que confia en- bloque tornado por 1ngla-
terra Franca Estados Unidos para imponer un equl-
libro razonable equtatvo las rivaidades que van
Isurgiendo que iran siendo encauzadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

He aquf una figura bien conoci
da en- Puerto REQ. No ha mucrto
Rodrigo Ccrvantes. Por fortuna,
no hcmos tornado la pllma para
haccr una necroioSia de nuestro
amigo. EscribimOs pOrque lcycn-
do la prcnsa dc Santo Domingo
hallamOs un articulO en- que sc dc
ficnde a Rodrigo Ceryantcs Ic in
sidias, dc ataques injustos, de
odios inmerecidos. 6Quc ocurrc? ?
:Que ha podido haccr Rodrigo
Ccryantes para que sc hayan dcs'
plomado sobrc Gl estas inquinas
dc que sc lie dcticnde en- "El Dia-
rio' dc Santiago de los Caballc-
ros?
Rodrigo Cervantcs convivi6 con
nosotros varios aiios. FuG aqul
donde ahorc0 los habitos dc Gle
rigo; fue aqui donde hizo una Ia
Dor periodfstica intensa diriSicn
do lei Carnayal" v "El Grafico'
V fuG aqui donde unio sus desti
nos con una portorriqueiia.
Sc auseut6 y, por TN largo es,
pacio de tempo, no volvimos Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
PROTECTION PUBLICA DEL
CREDITO

Ninguna ciudad puede prospe-
rar sin conpa1ias efcientes de
servicio publico; y 6stas no pue-
den ser eicientes sino hay pros
peridad. La Recommendation pu-
blica envuelve la protection pd-
blica del credito.
Esto es 10 que manifesto una
autoridad sobre tranvias y otros
servicios ptblicos al declarar que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
EQl|Sr. Orlando negara hoy
a Roma, donde sc le prepa-
"a TN recibimiento delirante
Ell HMinistro de Hacienda espanol don
Juan de la Cierva insiste EN- presen-
tar SUI dimision
(Cable a "El Imparcial.")
Via w. |. P. and T. Co.

ROMA Abrl 26-El Sr. Orlando, presidente del Con-
sejo de ministries de Itaa egara hoy esta ciudad Gle
vueta de Paris donde acaba de luchar tan podamente
por adeante las reclamaciones de Italia sobre Flu
me Y la Costa de la Danacia.
Al ST. Orlando lie prepara delirante recibimiento
Una formidable manifestation ire recibre Las GALES
estan engaandas entire odos los eenenos de Ia cidad
crece la mayor eXatacon
ROMA-Las sociedades patrioticas itaanas han acor-
dado dirigrse directamene los puebos aliados y al
pueblo al congreso de los Estados Undos exponiendo
les el case de Italia Ell Mensaeen que esta apeacon
hace a los pueblos atrb1yese Gabriel D'Annunzo.
PARIS-La prensa ha publcado noticia que pare
ce emanada de buena fuente la que asegura que meras
sc esta dscutiendo el derecho de Italia sobre los terrific
rios que reclaa e Goberno de Roma ha enviado glen
hollbTes Fille estos sodados una gran can
tidad dc unciones todo genero destiles de guerra
-
PARIS-Ante ell consejo supreme de los aliados Foch
expres0 critero desde e punto de vista mar acerca
de las causulas para la paz preminar Ell Cinsejo est
do despues la stuac6n dplomatica principalmente la
question itaana.
Ell Conseio estuvo reunido muchas horas
PARIS-El Sr Sonnino anunci6 aver que hoy sabado
saldra para Roma La impression general es menos pesl-
sta considerando possible solucion dentro de
Tenta ocho horas. Los denas delegados talanos per-
nanecen en- Paris haban de sair de la capital de
Francia.
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La llegada de los Representatives.

vista de los cOnSpicuos cahallc-
ros del Nortc. pullicndosc comic
turlr que NADIA anormal ocurria.
Van llegando los autos dcte-
niGndGse en- el cafe "Balca,es"
vicne uno.. >. uu POGO dcspucs el
otro; aqui csta el seiiOr Giorgctti
con otros dos mas, Sc apean dos
o tres scnadores y da lugar p0r
el connotadO financiero a Ia pre-
sentaci6n de rubrica.
Escasa concurrencia del ele-
mento de valer cn Arecibo acude
la acera del cafe 'Baleares".
ALI vimos al politico de alba in
dnmenta ell doctO Senador don
Suso. alcaldc Ledesma, fiscal
Aponte, juez Lloreda, Palmer, al
guno que otro mas u. "Pax
Bowls. No dcjaria de notarsc tam
POGO la presencia de algunos ele
mentos que suenan con el adve-
nimicnto de la republica tropical,
fgurandose tai vez que de la visi-
ia de los senadores Sc derivara
esta ,bienandanza para nuestrO
pals.
Dentro del corrillo intcgrado
por dos senadores, y del que for
man parte Ledesma, Don Suso y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
De acuetdo con el programa de
Hoover, Sc yolvera a conner duran
te tres meses, en- Europa, el pan
de Ia victoria.

rantc los tlltimos meses Gle Ii que
ira.
NUEVA YORK.-"TreS me
scs pan de guerra fue anun-
ciado ofcialmcnte hoy, por el Ad
ministrador dc las cxistencias dc
trigo, Mr.. Barnes.
NUEVA YORKER resulta-
do dc los jucgos dc Baseball.
ha sido como sigue:
Liga Americana.
Cleveland, 2; Detroit, 4; Chi
cago, 2; st. Louis, 7.
Liga Nacional.
Chicago, 5; New. York, 3; st.
Louis, /; Pittsburg, 6; Philadel-
phia, 6; Cincinatti, s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

Ell "superdreadnaught," "Ida-
ho", de la Marina de Guerra Gle
los Estados Unidos es el buquc
de combate mas grande de la po-
derosa flota. La vista dc este
formidable monstruo de aeero
fue tomada al pasar el Idaho"
bajo el puente de Brooklyn para
dirigirse al arsenal donde sera
preparado para tomar parte en-
Ia gran revista naval que ha de
llevarse a efecto dentro de una
semana en- New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
(Servicio Inalambrico.)
Abril 26, 1919.

PARIS.-Un Official alcnan.
de los que componen la delega-
ci6n de su pals a la Confercncia
dc Versailles, Sc ha anticipate a
los demas miembros Y llegado a
dicha ciudad en- un tren especial.
Fue recibido por las autoridades
ffrancesaS con el ceremonial del
case.
PARIS.--El nuevo proGrama
Gle alimcntaci6n, aprobado por la
junta que preside Mr.. Hoover,
comprende cl racionamiento de
pan de guerra en- Europa por
tres meses, tai como existia du-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

saber de el. Tn dia, lcycndo los
peri0licos dc Santo Domingo, en-
contramos su uombre include Ell
tire ell de los mGdicos que ejercian
la profession en- IL Rephblica We
Gina. Ccrvantcs Sc ilaEia hecho
mGdico. y, ahora. al recorrcr la
prensa dominicana l'eciGn llegatla
Puerto Rico, cMcontramos en-
sus paginas, este articulo iirmado
por Jose Perez b.:
"Tributcmos un agradccimicn-
to al emincnte dCctor Rodrigo
Ceramics.
En- hora ell que Ia cpl1cln'a, a
mansalva, bntia como iiera ham
brienta y sumia al abiSmo a scrcs
qucridos, que llcnos de vida con
quistaban los mciores dlas para
cl future, apnrccc en- nucslro pue
bio este bondadoso liIantropo, el
doctor Cervantcs. reycstjdo de Ia
piedad humana.
Sc We Il este hombrc de hierro
confundirsc entire Ia clasc mcnes
teresa, combatiendo la epidemia,
Narias vcccs 10 yimos tomar Su
antidoto, como prcseryatiyo, Ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

Scrlan aproXimadamente las
cincO dc la talple. cuando Ia curio
sidad aguijoneante dc una cscasa
concurrcncia en- atisbo espectan.
te, esperaba cl arribo dc los altos
dignatarios de la gran naci6n
nortcamericana que proccdcutes
dc Aguadilla tenian que pasar
por aqui.
No sc sabe 81 al preyio aviso de
que continuarian viaje en- seguida
para San Juan, di0 margen que
sc tomara La iniciatiya de prepa-
rar una comisi6n de recibO one
fuera a complimentar dando Ia
bienvenida a los ilustres risitan-
tes, nj q. sc designara sitio adecua
do para su recibimiento. Una indi
fcrencia glacial, una calma anqui
losantc como remcdo de un mar
domado en- su turbulento oleaje
simulaba la habitual tristeza dc
esta urbe en- cuyas margenes Sc
desliza el undoso "Tanama".
En- los balconies sc notaba la AT
sencia completa de damas, Y eli
el trayecto que tenfan que pasal
por la calle de "Jose de Diego
habia un escaso publico reveladol
dc que no llamaba la atenci0n |;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

FL acorazado desplaza treinta
Y dos mil toneladas; tiene seiS-
cientos veinticuatro pies Gle lar
go y noventa y siete pics de an
cho; y esta artillado con doce ca
Zones de ounce pulgadas, VEIN
tidos cafones de cinco y dos tu-
bos lanza torpedos. Tiene tam
bien el idaho" cuatro cahones
antiaereos. La poderosa ma
quinaria de guerra ha sido cons
truida en- ell arsenal dc Camden,
en- New Jersey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

es necesario prestar ayuda in
mediata a los tranvias del pals.
Aunque los tranvfas electri-
cos han estado siempre someti-
dos a Recommendation plblica no
Sc ha prestado igual atenci6n a
la protection pdblica del cr6di-
to-" +
Porto Rico Railway Light &
Power Co.,
San Juan no seria San Juan
sin los carros electricos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
Las Soedads pah0cas aanas han acordado pesar de
Italia los Pubbs Aiados al Pueblo Cgreso los Est Undos
RODRIGO CERVANTES

medic lie la calle, acto noble J
digno de recordaci0n para este
pueblo agradecido que no tendra
con que pagan a este ilustre gale.
no. Los hombrcs grandes son com
batidos, este hay que conyenirlo.
Los pigmcos ven sombra cn los
hoWbres dc luz, y por ESQ los com
batcn.
Por fin, en- medic de la abne-
gaci0n. cae atacado dc la epide
mia reinante, cnscguida el illus.
u'e galeno, ell doctor FOnseca, 10
asiste hasta su complete resta-
hlccimiento.
Ell doctor Cervantcs sc va a los
Estados Unidos dentro dc un
mes. Va a espccializarsc para ha-
GER mas efectiva su carrcra. Mo.
ca sicnte de ycras su ausencia,
pcro Sc alegrara dc yerle pronto
conquistar su grado dc especiali-
zaci6n en- la cscuela de Galeno.
Moca guarda una gratitud i'm.
pcreccdcra a este hombre srande,
que a pcsar de DO que diccn los
impios, sigue practicando cl bien
V Ii lilantropia.