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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
LIVE STOCK
NEW PACIFIC FLEET
ON WAY TO WEST COAST

Old Point Comfort, July IsThe
Pacific feet was well On its way To-
night on its long voyage II the West
coast
None Of the pomp and ceremony
which marked the departure Of the
worid-girdiing Atlantic feet from
Hampton Roads in 1877. attended to-
days sailing of the armada under
Admiral Hugh Rodnan That is be-
ing reserved for the triumphant en-
trance of the ships ilto the Gnldern
Gate about the middle Of August.
where President Wilson $ ex2ect-i
to review them
Swinging out of tAe' Capes at $50
A M. the feet turned southwark II
cruising formation, with the six
superdreadnaughts which with two
others are 70 form the backbone Of
the Pacific naval defense. stea.nin-
within a triangular screen made by
80 destroyers- In tt,at formation the
ships Will remain until the end of
the leg Of the voyage al Colon.
Upon its arrival al San Diego. the
first stop on the Pacific coast. the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
Y. N. c. A. Activities

The bows races held Saturday At the
Y swimming tank under the direc-
ton Of Clinton 2. Thompson were
warmly contested. The team race. Is
yards 70 q man. was won BY Arbour s
team composed of :. Brown. Campbell.
Overlook and Arbour. who swan
against Savyers team. made up Of
Good. Bunker. BecnRrd and Sawyer.
Time 81 40 seconds The disrobing con-
test treHnoving gym suit and swimming
10 side Of pooIl was won by Paul Bun
ke- time ID 4-5 Sec; second. Bechard
tis sec.): third, Overlook rs Sec.
: Swimming the length Of the 9ool
against time was won oy Robert Good
in % seconds Other places were: Sec
ond. Robert Sawyer Cl sec.p; third. Ra-
phel Aroour q: % secl- fourth. Eddie
Bechard 90 s-5 sec): 1ftn, Paul Bun
ker tlS 10 secl.
Todav's program VIII include pIung-
ing for distance. q contest fur bows
who have learned 20 swtm this summer.
and hfe-saving methods win be dem
cnstrased and practised.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
Maine Agricul=
tural Fairs 1919

The following gst o. dates for agri.
cultural fairs IN Maine FOR the season
Of 1913 has been issued 5y the Depart.
nsnt Of Agriculture:
Maine State Agricultural. Lewiston
sept Is. I6 L. Is 2
Eastern Maine FAIR Association. Ban.
cor. Aug AuE. - e. - g. -
Central Maine Fair Company. Water
vile. Sent S. g. 70. =. =.
Name state Ponolog,cal, Bangor, Nov
Maine State Poultry Assn. Portland
Der. 3. 10. L L.
A1droscogg1n County, L.vermore Fails.
Sept %. Oct. !.
Sept ~
Leeds. Leeds Center.
Northern Maine Far Association,
P-esaue Isle. Sept :. !. :. &
Houlton. Houltur. Aug. S- =. 3. -
Caribou T-ots.ng Park and Fair Assn.
Cumberland County. Gorha-n. Sept I.
= q
Cumberland Farmers Club. West Cum
heriand. Sept. y. =
New Gloucester and Danvtiie. Upper
Gloucester, Sept. %. Oct l. =
Frespprt Poultry Association F-eepcrr.
Little Rigby Park. C2sco.
Rridgton Agricultural Assn. Bridgcon.
a az. ~. II. -
franklin County. Pennington. Sept ..
a. ..
North franklin. Phillips. Sept Is =. Is
Hancock County. Riuehill. Sept. 1. 5 l.
Eden. Eden. Sept 10. L
North Ellsworth Far-ners' Club. North
Ellsworth.
Cochnewagan Agricultural Soc'y, Mon
mouth. Sept n.
south Kennebec. So. windsor, Sept. !.
North Knox. Union, Sept, . .. 3
Lincoln County, DaEaariscotra. Sept. 20,
Oct I. .
sr,sIat Bristol sept =. a. =.
Oxford County. South Paris, Sept ..
Yves. oxford. Fryeburs. Sept %. Oct.
AnsruscrEs.n Valley. Canton. Sept. |.
Worth Oxford. Andpver. Sept. r7-iR
Western Maine Poultry Assn. NORWAY
Jan. 8. :, 8. IT'D.
West Penobscot. Exeter. sepf. i6 L. liz
North Penonscot, Springfield. sept 3
10. Il
orringtnn. orrangsrn. sept. q. ID
Scion. Scion.
Bangor Poultry Association. Bangor
Dec. Is 10 IL.
Piscafaquis County. Foxcroft.
Sagadahoc County. Topsham, Oct u
R,ehmDnd Farmers 0us. Richmond
Four County Fair Association, P.trs.
field. Sept :. 4. &. @
Somerset County. Anson.
East Somerset, Hartiand. Sept. z. q. &
Somerset Central. Skowhegan. sept %
Oct. !. =
Embden. Emhden.
Harmony Grnnge Fair ASSN. Harmony
Waldo and Penobscot, Monroe, sept ls
II. L.
View Belfast Fair. Belfast. Aug. n. -
q.
entity PARK Association. Unity. sspt.
rranqmlIfy Gznss Asri. Aaa. LAsssin-
ws.s @ 1a..s.snu.. cazryasaG sspI
w.e,an. y.rI~x. Sr.ea1nr, aspe q n n.
York Cpnnfy fuulfzy Asoeta<tnn. asn-
Gssv6s1sA - 49,. Aes.a,s 90 Z Z =
- e6 - ALA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
vICKERY & HILL
EMPLOYEES ENJOY
FIELD DAY SATURDAY

Party OF about 80 Have oeIishtfui
Tsms at Tacoma Lakes - Sail
Games and Races Feature prpuran
The nrst annual field day and picnic
Of the vickery 4 Hin Publishing Co.
on Saturday VIII be remembered a. a
wonderful day by the - employees ana
their guests who left the city On spe-
cial cars n LES P. IL. for Lake Taco
ma arriving about rs p N.
The day was everything that could
be desired and n most interesting and
en3oyanle program which had been ar
ranged was carried ouf The proxram
included = relay race for girls which
was won by the team ca2tained by
Doris Bachelor; candle race. won Sy
Elizabeth Harris: potato race, won by
Elisabeth Norton. xhoe-lactng contest
for boys. won by Joe Mnrsfun. naai-
driving contest for girls. won by Mav
Goodwin. 4-yard dash for h0ys
by Herbert winslow; a-yard
x-ris. won by Marion Hss
rnsn.. r.rs. von by Psfsr sn- 1ne
.-.,x. -, e,r suss proved 10 be .
- ~ss won by Rsch Mur-i
- n.u game hsfWsen fhsi
- - the ssys was von by the!
-. ~ : score Of Q 90 Z Ths sfrss
80 wsbb snd Dnsll 1ur q hnrfsry.
wnf,e ths nsys haA NEi1 miller and1
,urs 5unss Ths marrssd msn dsfsat-
"a tn siaol. Dsn b hnn sEna. thsi
weEx e - umJ1Bo - - Mg11e9t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
POLES DEFEAT
BOLSHEVIK ARMY

Paris. July 19--tBy The Assocfnt.
ed Press. The Poles have defeated
the Bolsheviki on the frunf east az
Pinsk. according to a dispatch frum
Pinsk. according to a dispatch frum
P:nsk under date Of July 10. and
have captured the important railroad
center Of Luninnetz. cutting the COM
Of the Bolshevih1 oper-
ating In Podolia and Galicia with
Moscow. A number of armored rail-
road trains were taken by the Poles.
Officiai dispatches from warsaw
say that the Bolsheviki dezeated by
the Poles at Luninnetx were rein-
forced by the best defarhmenfH &C
the Red army. marines and Chinese.
The capture OF Lnnninnefx bars the
way Of reinforcements for the Bod
sheviki troops In VoIhynia-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

feet will be Joined by many other
craft assigned 10 Admiral Rodman s
command and the combined armada
will enter San Francisco Ea-ho-
Secretary Daniels will meet the vas
sells AZ San Diego and acconpe----
them On their travels from 2or- T.
port and finally will 60 70 Eono.ul L
with several Of the craft.
Plans for the extensive raneuva--
and battle practice in which the
feet viii engage after the cunclu-
SION of its welcome home" cruise
along the coast already ara being
worked out. and later Will come
battles with the Atlantic feet ami
Joint deet exercises IN both the
Pacific and the Atlantic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
Bind Boy Wins
Howe Scholarship

Boston. july 2h.-Eino h FTberg .
determination not TO permit blind
ness 70 hinder his success and great
application 70 his studies. has won
for MIN a free education ar Boston
University and Two years of foreign
travel under the -arns Of the Angus
ts1s Howe Scholarship.
Frlhe--, who Is IS years old. Won
the scholarship n competition with
students Of the United States who
have tteir sight. Ea IS a son of a
farmer Of Westminster and was
graduated in June from the Water
town High school, where he attained
2erfecr marks II al subjects He was
made blind by an accident when sew
en- years old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

men featuring. The CREASED pig raes
was won Nv Cap. Howard
A shore dinner was served af o'casek
n Tacoma Inn and al did ample Jus
ice 10 II. In the evening danc,rx was
enjoyed by those who cared to dxnco
IN the new pavilion built overhang;ng
the lake Those who did not dance en-
ioyed q sail on the lake The Mrfy
started for home at Il P Il. arriving
tired bur happy, and al asreed t.1ae
the arm had given the employees q van.
derfm time.
The success Of the occasion was due
in 4 large measure % the efforts Of the
COMMITTEES which consisted Of Sam Mur-
phr (chairmanp. Peter Bush. Lloyd
Webb. Miss Berry, Mrs Overlook. Aizs
Hopkins and Fred Hail Mussc was
furnished b. the White SisterE Cnn-
cert Orchestra
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
course to be given in Winthrop Fl

course TO be given In Winthrop Fri
day, July :5. There are 10 entertain
menls. one in the afternoon and eve
ming cf FIVE consecutive Gays
DR.. and Mrs. Carroll Webber Of
Portland and Mrs. Allie webber Of
Providence R. /. are guests of the
lalTers sister, Miss Elizabeth Ham
c. <. Norris Relief Corps will
meet for a lawn party Wednesday
afternoon. July %. with Mrs. Ida
Cochrane. Main street Mrs Mary
Smith and Miss Ruth Dudley will
furnish the entertainment and re-
freshments
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
WlNSLOW

Miss Estelle Brainerd Of China and
MSss Lillian Richardson of North
Fassaiboro have been guests Tor a
few days of E ". Towle and fam
iiy
Mrs. Allen ". Weeks Of Providence.
r. L. is the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Ahbie Jenkins.
Ralph z. Tovfe 10 at work Tor E
". Pope Of vassaiboru.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
MONMOUTH

Henri Shepard has sold his livery
sta HE on Main street 10 J. Z. Ham
& Co. Of Lewiston. who viii fl II up
for use as a gram and feed store.
Miss Kate HeEa-tv of winthrop
vas II town "Wednesday N the IN
terest Of the Community Cilau1auqua
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

" and Mrs. Robert Beck. whn have
- guests for the past % days Of Mrs
esks uncie. Raymond Walker. return
Saturday 70 their home IN Beebe
re.. y. L. making the "Trip by auto,
IN vlgue. Jr., left Saturday fnr
-arswa;er. Mass.. where he has Sc
-sd snploymenrs.
Ab-.ha- Walker was a business viz
&. Saturday IN Norr3dgewock-
In Nellie Hicksord has been called
Belgrade by the illness OF her Il
es--ola laughter Winnie.
En,oa Newcomh has completed his
ndes ~ -ae Cascade WOODEN mill and
zl go1e TO Ccrinna- where he has Sc
-se employment.
2sv II. ?. Holman. pastor Of the
Gs.ao1iE; church. VIII attend the camp
being =; old Orchard this week and
r. give one Of the addresses.
Y anu Ms Edward Wing Of Grove
E-t- aad Az- Wings sister. Mrs
s'1cs GOODWIN. and Mrs Goodwin s
Rlsa-e- Ruth. Of waterv-IIe. ara en-
ET.ag week s outing at Lakeside.
FEl.e- Blake ana sons. William and
'at.s- Robert Curr1e. Miss Grace
7-a. Mss Alice Spencer and Miss
Pssnst-e Blake. attended the bail game
-vesa re saaatt1s team and the To-
u cam AZ Togn Saturday. MUSIC
ss ta-1.sned by the Scottish Ptpers Of
<Vstun. ot which Robert currte g
car-s-
--cv 9ur-e-desd. who has been en-
''Fee for The past TWO years as boos-
s'ea- az tae Cascade wooden rniil. has
e1leled his duties and will leave Mon
- o Madison. where he has secured
70,1o1 as head bookkeeper for the
-aa'sn, Tooisn Co. M-. ButserdeId has
ACE snst IF friends here who regret
u asps-u-e
ana Ms. J. E. Mor-isette have
sN'aea rom jefferson. where they
ave oesa guests Of M and Mrs J. Z
e az her summer home for the
sar week.
AS 8s-aa Ellis Of Central Falls.
- Tan naR been visiting hsr aunt.
:. -sUga White. Ii the guest Of her
'<.a Mrs. n. & Sturtevant OF OAK
at a.:gacs-
~ase-. Eailet. has returned from q
T'Et with friends in Portland.
hs ne t-.p by auto.
= Hatfield has returned from a
s-aess ;-:p TO Boston and Lynn. Mass.
3ac G-s- Charles Browa OF Oak
az~s received word that their
a-ses Brown. Jr. who enlisted
:. Gillkea Regiment and recenay
rom overseas. has arrived II
ss-ye
GElaer woodsuIn. who has bean
1s al tae nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I7e- or few days. returned SAT-
% Ter home in Pennington.
- NJ, sweeney. who has bean en-
~. "a Milo. 10 passing a few DAYS
y, A1 family On Pleasant street
= sweeney has secured a posirs,,n
| armed, where he was formerly
sr'.. and VIII commence his
e lnere this week
Aattie Sturtevant of Haryc-
H. sltsng her parents. Mr. ara
Z. Sturrevans Of Oakland
for a few days
i Victor Sammitr ana som
n Dorchester. Masa., have
II to~n and ara gnssrs Of
Snmitr's aunrs. Misc Eora
5reeiey and Miss Susanae
- al their. horne ON water
g of young paopie. Consist
aass Genrxsa Youngman. Mias
fo~aeG and Miss Haian Fus-
s'a Ass zaE's1. Main md
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

A collector Of old prints proved
tf.aS the expression. The sick man of
Europe" persistently applied for
years TO Turkey, dates back 70 the
sevenfeerth century when John
Sobieskl drove hack the Turks from
the gates Of Vienna A print of the
period shows the Turk on his sici;
led ar1e doctors. representing the
naSlons OF Europe gathered abou.
him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

At the last meeting of the Sociere
des Artisans Canadiens Francois II
vas decided 20 hold 4 Whist party
AT St John Baptists hall July 80 for
the benefit of a member. Mrs. Joseph
LavaIler. who lost all her household
and personal furniture IN a recent
fire
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

All ex-service men are requested 70
BE- present AZ the meeting IF the Al
gusra Post. American Legion. veterans
Of the World War. 70 De held AZ
o clock this Monday evening at City
hail. AL who have not 5oined are ask
ed 10 be present early. Several mat
ters of importance viii be brought NJ.
and delegates elected FOR the coming
State convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21

Miss 1ora Pooier. CLERK AZ the jour
mai ofice. commenced Saturday a week 5
vacation which she VIII pass q. her
home IN Waterv.ile.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
BENTON

EAST-Paul Richards who has
been IN the {. 8. Army for the last
two years. has received his discharge
and has returned 20 his home IN town.
Pearl Richards is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Berteil Martin in Wins
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. e A. Walker were in
Fairfield FRIDAY.
David Ger7non was calling ON
friends in Fairfield Wednesday after-
noon.
Thnmas Germon was In wsservfIIe
Friday.
= Pani Richards and xfster Eunice
attended ths pictures rnurra.v - .
ernoOn in watervtrle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-21
CLASSTED-DISPLAY

Returned Soldiers
from Motor Transport Corps
to operate and demonstrate
trucks in connection with
sales. Write W. B. Kendall
B0wdoinham.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15

suma bastante regular al llesar VIC
torioso nuestro caballo, mi amigo
Edelmiro que es tan grueso como .n
marasato, Sc puso entonces mss fino
que ell hilo so, y fu6 tai la algeria que
recibi6 que no quiso esperar la Ultima
carrcra.
En- IN ..c,larta earrera cree uSled en-
coptrll Sc va libre de tOdos estos ore
jeros''. pero no senior; un negrito 10
llama aparte lie Ga otro mitin dc es-
tos que va Sc saben de memoria, hasta
que lie convence dc que el cabaslo que
le dice es un robO: salen los caballoS
de la sexta carrera Y cuando todos eS-
tan bi6n cuadrados, elSjuez da La sa-
Ida: al final de la carrera viendO que
aouel caballo hace cuarto, uSted husca
al ''Ballovel'' para que le eXplique co
mo ha pOdido ser este: pero el mas lis
to que 'usted ha desaparecidO como por
encanto, quizas diciepdo para 81
Ave Maria. 81 me cOge aquel bla iquito
me 10 .'Sumba" v tan acOStumbrada
esta esta gente a no jugar sin antes
Oedir "Oreia 0trO, que aver uOS IN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15

He aquf la description que hace I'M
periodita belga de la vista que ha rea-
lizado a los antiques fuertes de Lieja:
Una vez concedido el permiso, mar
chamos varios amigos Il yisitat los
,fuertes Que formaban In cintura de
Lieio. El primer centinela avanzado
hacia Holanda era el fuerte de Pom
tisse. situado en- la orilla iZquierda del
Mosa. por el comenZamoS nuestra eX-
cursi0n.
PenOsamente nuestrO auto, trepa por
la cuesta. Ell caminO militar va no
existe; por todas parties no hay sino
pedregales. Las alambradas de hlerro
han desaparecido, V SO llega al fuerte
sin que apenas 10 advirtamos. Narlos
desplomamientos sucesivos. unos en-
budOs en- ell gl0cis, nos permiten des-
Gender con rapideZ hacia el foso, des-
de el cual nos remontamos hasta ell
fuerte mismo. Tn panorama soberbio
Sc ofrece a nuestros Ojos, pues todo ell
ma agnffico valle del MOsa Sc eXtiende
a nucstros pies. ALA lejos, nuestra
derecla. esta la eXecrada Alemania,
que al fin dominaron nuestros solda-
dos: detras de nosotros, el pals belsa,
afrentosamente arrasado. Y adelante
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15

IA las tres de la tarde, minufos mas
menos. somos un clayo en- ell Hip0-
dromo, que es donde mejor Y mas di-
vertida puede parsar uno la tarSle del
domingo.
Al istgar nosotr0s. las bancas Sc dis
poniah ya a cerrar, easi sin quedarnos
tieinpp para poder jugar en- la prime
ra earsera cliando va habfanos pen
sstlo Enestro candidate para iugarle,
"a gcerca I'm "marchante" que le qui-.
tass.ls intenciones : luego cllando Ia ca
rrrfs IA terminado, lie Uneven psted
las .;oiriitas' con estas Il otras frases
paretieias: (; No Sc 10 decfa, blapquito!
,yo sabfa que era un robo! Tuye ga
mas de jugarle, pero el "compae Goyo
me quito Ia 'intenci6n". V con estos CO.
mentarios asf. va usted pasando Ell ratio
10 mas bien; Ia question fue que la
primera carrera a $50 metros la gan0
,Jalepe POhcia segundo. va que la
primera no fu6 de micha suerte' para
nosotros., en- Ia segunda no tan solo
aeertaIilos el caballo Eser que hiZo
elsDrimero, sin6 que tambien el Bf0chc
d6sfr0t que ocupo el segundo lu&ar; EN-
esta carrera solo pudimos co5rar en-
primera porGue el descartadO ara Vic
t0ria i Escr todavfa no ha llegado'
yienegl In tercera carrera v he cesuelto
nos tomarle parecer nadie yo que
lleyaba como tinica lfnea el Nor 1hen
10 me podfa faltar, al levantar Ia Gin
In R0p1a sc fue delante ocupando STEM
ure el mislno puesto hasta bajar los
900 metros; ALI el NOW Then apuro
un POGO puede decirse que lie gan0
en- tres patas porque al termlnar La
carrera sali0 bastante COLO; ei dlyl-
dendo en- esta fue tan solo de unos
centavos por ser unO de los candidates
mas seguros.
La cuarta carrera IA 900 metros,
unrcia hiZO ell recorrido como lie dio
Ia CANA. entrandO la meta como pu-
ia sangre. ;Qu6 pasa en- la quinta ca
rrera que veo correr de un lado para
otro unos cuantos hfpicOs como buscan
do oreja? .Habrd alguna sorpresa
interrOgo a EdelmirO que llego hace
POGO Gle los Estados Unidos hccho un
verda Zero americana, goIpe de gorra
mas Kodak que un tourista pero ell
con sesa pausa que acostumbra hablar
siempre. me contesta: TIL no seas ''pi-
clia',, aauf la gente parece ciegi1 Y no
Sc fila en- ell record que ha dado otras
veces csc caballo (refiriendose al An
dalacia) juegale que esta que lie sum
ba ia manigueta'', efectiyamente, nos
flames en- Ia banca y yemos que Ell
dfnero oue lleya es para recoSer un
blten Gividendo; nos tiramos con una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15
UNA DESCRIPTION
10 que QuGla de los FutTtGS dc liej1


de nosotroS hnca 81 Norte. Wise NiS
In -Mortc. w.. :. Hol;Lllda. &. 4'-
tsrucsas mllcs soHbriaS cTIArn cl ho-
rizonte. con frecuencia, nuc>iross
recnerdoS Sc arrcmolillaIF9 on multi
tud eI nltilnntuin. In declaration
de guerra F. In INVASION. / de agoS
to de 1911.
Los alcmancS intcntaron su paSo por
el Mosa entire Wise Y PontiSSc ci furr
te en- que nos cncOntramOS dcstrnyo
seis veceS ScgudaS rl puente que los
alemancs habfan construfdo sobre rl
rio. AcaSo este nliSmO fHrte de
Pontisse ell dfa de mailana, tenGa que
defendcrnos dc nucyo contra aggression
por deSgracia. Sc nos apafccc en toda
su triSteZa la rcalidad. PontiSSn- Ao 2s
sino un mont6n. dc, l4IiRaS, Sehrc ei
cual no Sc hala dcsple4tda hHCsta
bandera de los tres celorcs. EApda la
c1pnla de y cenimetreS, y4iadAS i&
dos clipulas de l2.l. Todo GoNtrtlG0
Ell ruinas, IIaSta la aniSHId potelnn
de entrada,, frcHtc. a li4 gaielia cen
tral, fuG minada por los alema4WS a1i-
tes de su partida y cause Ii mufrte
de media doccna de imprrdelileF -foias
breS civileS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15
Notas de Ia Pista

dividuos que llegaban de Arroyo. y.
me preSuntaron 81 saba algo; peio
yo enseguida les conteste, que u mi
no me dijeran NADIA. que yo solo juga-
ba mi parecer: Sc fueroil 10 mas con
formes la Ultima termin6 en- esia for
ma Plimero Lieia y stgunde FqR9hai.
did.
Asf terminaron aver las carrcfas. SIN
incidente alguno, cl Gnico Que hnbo me
pas6 mi, que despues de poner nm
caballo con ell cual hacfi los seis. me
10 h;zo borrar IN "salao" de esds que
veces Sc presentan sin saber sle don
de yienen.
;Ah. So me olvidaba decirl@ a los
hfpicoS que esta resei1a Scra Ia rItima'
pu6S el dfa dieZ V siefe Sc acercl Y pol
10 visto la pcioad ese dia. quieie ha-
blar con todoS nosotros VI 70 approve
shando psta oportunidad ne dcSpido
de mis- amistadpS. eSpecialm%ifc de
Pun Edelmiro, Que desde que supple
ron tai noticia les la bajado II barri-
ga unG. cuantas libras.
DESTRIhNA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15

Alrpdedor del alacis todo atestigua
que pontisse In sucumbido ante la
fuerAl brilta, pero que hasta ell liltimo
niomento supo resistir heroicamente.
;tiloria Il los defensores de Pontisse.
Pero q enemigo puede volver... En-
case de III nuevo confiicto. .:qu6 pasa-
ria? pontisse contemparia impotente
Ia entrada del invasor, porque Pontisse
no tiene hi un solo canon. Tn solo
obrero--llno solova separando los, pc
dazos de hierro disgregados que obstru
yeron el camino militar por donde he
mos venito
Aparece un subofcial. que nos pide
nuestro permiso, pueS su mission consis-
tc en- no deiar entrar il nadie que no
este provisto de ese requisite. y en-
cantados de no haher faltado a nues-
ira consigna 10 Due no hnbiera sido
dificil. nos retiramoS. El sargento
a qlien hemos entregado los papcles
era. sin duda, uno de los doce hombres
que mandaba el general gobernador de
la poSici6n fortiiicada dc Licia.
acknowledgements, los fuerteS de Ele
r6ny Rarch6n Sc encucntran en- mejor
cstado cue PQntiSSe. Han Sufrido me
nos. pero son inutilizabes prdcticamen-
te como posiciones militareS. Ia arti-
llerfa dc Sitio no cviStc, pues no queda
nj una so!a pieza en- los arsenaleS del
EiGrcito.
y terminada nuestra vista, volvrmos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15
L ucha contra un
parasite intestinal
La Faadaci6n Rockefeller IA a Gambia
tr la anquiiOstOmGsid en- todo
el nfHndo


En- 81 informe annual presebtado a
la jlnta international de hygiene de la
Fun1ati6n Rockefeller, Sc pusieron de
manifesto los planes que hay para
comoatir la anquilostomasia. enferme-
dad cauSada por un parasitic iutesti-
nal semcjante la solitaria.
FL Brasil, las repnblicas centroame-.
ricanaS. el Extreme Oriente y loce de
los astados de Ia union nortearlerica-
ma toman parte en- esta camraha, a
la que Sc han adherido Colombia, Gu
racao. Santo Domingo. la regcncia de
Madras. en- la India Kelantan. en los
estados fedcradoS malayoS.
DE las investigaciones hechaS Sc ha
.comuropado que In anquilostc maSia
infuye en- la mentalidad de los indi-
IyiduoS qeu la padecen, reduciGndola en-
un :,3 por ciento poI t6rmino medic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15

Il yer i'll famOSo Sargcnto-llnicO vivien
te entire estaS rllinas - el cilal nos de-
clara con gran corteSia que le eSta ri
guroSamente prohibido volvcr IL dcjar
nos Cntrar...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-15
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