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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14

at 30 or GO with plenty of iron In
your blood you may still be young
in feeling. full Of life, your Whole
being brilnming over with vim and
energy.
As proof of this take the case OF
Former limited States Senator and
VicePresidential Nominee Charles
A. Towne. who at past - n still
verftable mountain Of tireiess en-
ergy: Senator Towne says: Il have
found Nuxated Iron of the greatest
benefit as a tonic and regulatiye.
IIenceforth. I shall not be without
II. am in a position to testify for
the benefit Of others to the remark
able and Immediate helpfulness 81
this remedy. and I unhesitatiugiy
recommend Nuxnfed Iron to ali
who feeI the need OF renewed en-
ergy and the regularity OF bodily
functions"
Commissioner William IT, Kerr. Of
Chicago. vino IL past the three
score year mark. but still vigorous.
active. fHli Of life. vim and en-
ergy. Former Health Commits
sioner Kerr says he believes his
own personal activity to-day f.
largely due to this use Of Suxated
Iron. and that he believes II ought
to be prescribed by every physician
and used In every hospital in the
country.
II you are not strong or well you
owe IL to yourself TO make the fol-
lowing test: See how long you can
work without becoming tired. Next
take two fiye-graiB tablets Of Orsli-
nary Suxated Iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks
then test your strength again and
see how much you have gained
Ma REkS' NOTE.
Iron which has been used By Comm
Caminetti and others With such SUI
results and IL prescribed and recon
above by DIR. Baker. Is not q SER
edy but one which Is well known Z
gists everywhere. Unlike the oIde
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
Fat?

A guaranteed weight reduction
method; safe, pleasant. Brings slender
less. better health and happiness. Get
L small box of oil of korein at the
druggists. Follow directions You
IRE allowed to eat sweets, etc; no
starvation or strenuous exercising.
Your life becomes worth living with
clearer mind. improved figure, buoy
ant step. cheerfulness and optimism.
Get thin and stay so.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARK.
Bill in Congress Would Make 1t Honor
to EZ.PreSideut

Washington, Jan. 14.-An amend
ment to the bill creating the Sequoia
National Park in California, naming
it the Roosevelt National Park, was
introduced by Senator Phelan of Cali
fornia and referred TO the public lands
committee. The park embraces the
King River Canyon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14

Give Mrs. Roosevelt. Annuity,
Washington. Jan. ia bill to give
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt federal an
nuity of $4,000 and mail frankinE
privileges was introduced today by
Senator Smoot. of Utah, Republican.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
United States Commissioner General
OF immigration Hon. Anthony Caminetti
Tells Why He Uses Nuxated Iron
To Create Red Blood,
Strength and Endurance
Despite His GA Years, He Is
Today More Active and Alert
Than Many a Younger Man.

Former Health Commissioner VIM. X.
Kerr, of Chicago, Says He Believes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14

Born Jock son. taIIfornIs. July q. IsoI.
Admitted TO the California Bar 1s17-Disfrfet
Attorney. Member Of the California Assem-
bly, 18th. 32nd and Bird Session. State Seuafe
nth and 18th Sessions. Member Congress
1915. Presidential Elecfor on Cleveland
ticket 1855. UelegHts to the Democratic Ma
tienai Convention 1896. received vote OF his
party for &. :. Senator 18th ballot. at I5rd
Session California Legislature 1st1. Made
Commissioner General 81 Immigration by sp-
the lay known as the Caminetfi Law. passed
by Congress IsaS. under which hydraulic
mining was resumed ~ caIifsrnls. and
Chairman 81 the California Commission for
the revision ash reform Of the law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20
EGYPTIAN RIOTERS
RESORT TO VITRIOL
One Strike Breaker Blinded
and Others Injured.

CAIRO. April l6 (delayed) Threats
were made recently by terrorists TO
throw vitriol on all strike breakers as
they were leaving their work. and the
official communique to-day dealing with
the current disorders reports two cases
OF vitriol throwing on Tuesday. one man
being blinded.
In consequence of the vitriol throw
Ing incidents an order has been
issued that persons who throw cor
rosive substances or cause them
to be thrown are liable to the death
penalty. The order also provides that
pei sons possessing corrosives with
out legitimate reason are liable to fifteen
years imprisonment, and that those who
sell such substances are guilty of
criminal act
Curious scenes occurred to-day in
the street when several days ac-
cumulation of garbage was being cleared
away by gangs OF convicts protected by
troops.
The sentences OF persons convicted of
rioting during the last few days ranged
from three years to fifteen years penal
servitude.
Forty arrests have been made in
keneh, on the Nile in Upper Egypt, ac-
cording to the official communique
which also reports that minor disturb
ances occurred in Suez on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20

heavy blow to the plans for the forth
coming May day celebrations, the radi-
cal leaders having counted upon TINS
plank as being the most effective in their
platform. The demonstrators suffered
another setback when the railroad EN-
ployees refused to declare themselves for
May day strike and their union issued
a statement announcing that trains
would stop only three minutes.
on the other hand. plans are being
made for a general strike on that day
Of all the trade unions in the Seine dis
trict.. However, in view Of the optimistic
outlook for peace and for the publica
ton before May of the terms of the
treaty, together with the new labor char
| ter. the demonstration Is likely to be
quiet affair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20
IRISH LABOR UNITES
IN LIMERICK STRIKE
Headquarters Moued From
Dublin to Aid Fight.
BY the Associated Press.


LIMERICK, April 19.-The conduct OF
the general strike on Monday will pass
from the Limerick Trades Council to the
Irish Trades Union Congress. whose
headquarters will be moved from Dublin
to Limerick. The Congress is the exec
utlve authority OF the labor movement in
Ireland and its removal means united
support for the Limerick strike.
meeting of merchants, employers
and strikers, summoned by Mayor
OHara. was held this afternoon to dis
cuss the situation. A resolution was
adopted protesting against the estab-
lishment of a military area and demand
Ing instant and unconditional with
drawal OF the military Gordon.
John Cronin, chairman OF the strike
committee. announced the removal OF
the labor Congress to Limerick and de-
clared: within a few days the work.
ers Of all Ireland will be doing what you
are doing. We know our responsibility
and will stay on strike until we get what
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20
SIX HOUR DAY ASKED.

LONDON, April 1s.-The newly formed
Cable Operators Association has sent
messages to President Wilson and Pre-
mler Lloyd George protesting against
the cable companies Withholding recog-
milton and asking them TO >use their In
f1uence to "assist us to obtain what Is
merely an elementary principle Of de-
mocracy."
The association, which was in session
to-day. asks for a six hour day and vol
untary retirement at SO years of age
and compulsory retirement at IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20

VIC want the right to 80 to work with
out a military pass"
Tho strike restrictions are very severe
In Limerick. Only provision. coal, drug
and milk stores are open for a short
time daily.
The Associated Press correspondent
was compelled to get sealed permit
from the strike committee to purchase
necessary wearing apparel and It was
utterly impossible to induce merchants TO
supply this need without tho committee's
formidable document. Strike pickets arc
distinguished by red rosettes and already
they have been dubbed the Red Army"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20
INDIASEETHES WITH
STRIKES AND MODS
Trains Derailed and Persons
Slain Before Troops Can
Suppress Rioters.
REBELS LOSSES ARE 400
Soldiers Sent to Nearly All
Districts in the Punjab
Region.
REBELS LOSSES ARE 400

SfMtA. British India, April Il ode
layed) "A mob at Amritsar has made
another violent attack against the au-
thorities. The rebels were repulsed by
the military with a loss of 200. Order
was restored at Ahmedabad after 200
casualties had been inflicted on the riot
ers and the telegraph and collectors
offices burned. The strike at Delhi con-
tinues.
LONDON. April 1.-THE latest review
or the situation in India received here
today shows no Improvement in the
iunjab and the region of Delhi.
The strike continues at Delhi, the In.
dian capital, and the shops there remain
closed. Tho people are reported to be
maintaining a sullen attitude. The pre-
veHtion of sedltious meetings act" has
been put into force at Multan, southwest
OF Lahore, and at Jullunder, east of La
hore. Communication with the northern
1'unjab has been interrupted. A serious
outbreak occurred early in the week at
Chukarkhan in the Gujranwala district
north Of Lahore, and a railway station
was wrecked
Mrs. Annie Besant. theosophical and
nationalist leader, II Is added, has Is
tremists.
An official statement to-day says:
Additional troops are arriving at
Lahore. where the situation ia I'M
changed. At Amritsar the railway
strike has made no progress. Near
Jhelam trains have been derailed a
fireman and a passenger were killed
at Malakwal. A mob preparing to
wreck the station at Malakwal was
dispersed when the troops arrived.
Troops have been sent to nearly
all districts OF the Punjab.
THE city mobs are generally made
up of Mohammedan Goondas (Hooli-
sans). directed by pan-1slamic and
Hindu agitators. The Mohammedan
trouble has not spread to the north.
AT Delhi there were fifteen casu-
alties from yesterdays firing. In the
northwest frontier province a split is
developing between the Hindus and
the Mohammedans and the Hindus
are nervous"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20
MAY DAY IN FRANCE
PROBABLY A FIZZLE
Agitators' Hopes Lowered by
Granting of 8 Hour Day.

Special Wireless Despatch TO TEE suS.
Copyr,ohf. 1919; all rights reserved.
PARIS, April 19--May 1 In France
after all may not be the red letter day
the extremists have been hoping to make
1t. Much OF the revolutionary ardor has
cooled since the last Socialist manifesto
tions on "Jaures Day" and the Chamber
OF Deputies cooled II some moro by
voting an eight hour day.
The French Parliament thus dealt a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20

desires, performer also, which gives the
privilege of personal participation in the
music to all who wish it; and which makes
the Aeolian-Vocalion a genuine instrument
of artistic musical expression.
1t provides the means in its extraordinary
Universal Tone-Arm, by which all different
makes. of photograph records may be played
with equally good effect. Thus all great
artists, all instrumentasts, all bands, Or
chestras and entertainers, have sung and
played for the pleasure and entertainment
of the owner of an Aeoian-V Vocation. 1.
1t exhibits perfection Of mechanical fea-
lures that reflects the skill, the unparalleled
experience of its makers. But one example
the Aeolian Automatic Stop-operating with
positive precsion-sirnple, sure and uncom-
plicated-illustrates the perfection of all its
mechanism.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
DON JACINTO TEXIDOR

En- cl vapor Brazos ha reyresa-
do de SUI breve excursion Il los Es-
tados UnidOs, ell eminente letrado
don Jacinto Texidor Y Alcala del
Olmo, que desempeIa con tan noto
rio acierto ell importante cargo de
JueZ de la Secci0n Primera de la
COrte de Distrito de San Juan.
Con ell LcdO. TeXidor vienen su
distinguida esposa Y su bella 1lija
Maria del Pillar.
Nuestra buena sociedad, de la
que fOrma parte imprescindible la
prestigiosa familia del notabilf-
simo letrado que es tanrbien un es-
critor admirable, esta de placemes
con, el regreso de los sehores de
Texidor, para quienes tiene Ell
IMPARCIAL un saludo afectuo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
ACADEMIES DE AUTOS

Aver ocurrieron los siguien-
tes academies de automobiles:
En- la carretera, parada 8,
ell auto No. "A, de Manuel Alva-
rez, y guiado por ell mismo con
plaza de conductor No. 5729, ma
tural de Espaiia y residente en- la
casa de Gonzalez Padfn, yendo
para Santurce, arrollo al indivi-
duo Elias Salabarria, residente
en- Puerta de. TERRA, carretera
26, ocasionandole una confusion
en- ell music izquierdo, de la que
reuse curarse.
En- la parada 8, ell auto No. Is,
del gobierno insular y al servi=
clio del Departamento de SAM
dad, guiado por Frankcy Huryt,
con plaza No. 1148, natural de
los Estados Unidos y residente
en- la calle Santiago, parada 512,
yendo para Santurce, arrollo al
indiyiduo Angel Morales, residen
tie en- la calle Sierra No. 60, oca-
sionandole contusiones leves en-
las piernas, de las que fu6 Gu
RADIO en- la Sala de Socorro, pa
sando luego a su residencia.
En- la carTetera, para 612, ell
auto No. 323, de Diego Agueros
& Co., guiado por ell chauffeur
Bernardo Agueros, No. 1888,
natural de Espala y residente en-
Allen 60, arrollo al nino Andres
Martinez, de II aiios, natural de
Barceloneta y residente en- Ho-
70 Frfo, recibiendo una contu-
sion en- ell pomulo izquierdo, una
herida en- ell labio izquierdo, otra
en- ell talon del pie izquierdo y
otras EN- diferentes parties del
cuerpo, de las que fue curado en-
"a Sala de Socorro, pasando lue.
go a su residencia.
No hubo culpabil1dad por par.
tie de los chauffeurs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
CONFERENCIA Y MITIN

Eel 'SenadOr IgIesias di6 aver
tarde una cOnferencia en- ell Cine
Real de Puerta de TERRA, expli-
candO los ultimos trabajos Y ten
dencias de la American Fedora
tion of Labor y por la noche,
desde las 8 Sc efectu0 un mitin
de propaganda en- la parada 10,
ell Santurce. Parece que la cam
paiia para las pr6ximas cleccio-
mes cOmienzan desde ahora y Sc
llevaran a efecto otros mitins Ell
diversas p0blaciones de Ia Isla.
La actuaci0n de la pasada Legis
latura fuG criticada por los ora
dOres que tOmarOn parte ell cl
mitin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Durante ell dfa Is de los CO.
rrientes Sc resolvierOn en- las
Cortes locales los siguientes ca
sos: Corte Municipal, por infrac
cion Ley de Autos, Felix Ruiz,
cinco dollars de multa; Miguel
Ongay, cinco dollars de multa
tambi6n pOr ell mismO delitO. Por
falsa representation fue condena
da Natalia Garcia a cinco dollars
de multa, igualmente Petra Cha
leman; Natalia Rodriguez y Basi
liza Cruz, las cuales fuerOn SEN
tenciadas a cinco dollars de mul
ia cada una, pOr acometimiento
y aggression, fueron sentenciadas
a cinco dollars de multa, Y Pedro
Romero, por alterar la paz y
un peso de multa cada una, fue-
ron sentenciados Maria Irizarri,
Ramon Velez y Cipriano Verdejo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
UN LLENO COLOSSAL

Ell amigo sehor Bruno Blondet
y sus compaherOs de sOciedad en-
ell Cine RiaIto, Sc muestran muy
satisfechos del estrenO del nuevo
y elegante Teatro de la plazuela
de San Francisco, pues las no.
ches de sdbadO y Domingo hubo
llenos imposibles de superar. No
cabia una persona mas dentro del
gran Salon Y en- la calle hacian
cola los numerOsOs espectadores
que aguardaban la segunda tan
da y no pudieron Obtener sitio
EN- la primera.
Tn merecido exito, pues, y Sc
guramente repetici0n cOnstante
de los llenOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
EL BANCO DE YABUCOA'

Suscrita por ell Presidente. don
Jose L. Berries, pOr ell SecretariO,
don Francisco Colon y por ell Te-
sorero don Jose J. Davila, hemos
recibido una atenta tarjeta eli la
que Sc nos participa que dcsde Ell
10 del corfiente, esta funcicnando
ell Banco de Yabucoa, en- su ele-
gante installation de la Gale Mu-
iioz Rivera, nnmero %.
El Banco esta llamadO Il ser
un pederoso elemento de progreso
para el pueblo de Yabucoa, coope-
rando al desarrollo de su comercio
y SUI su'riquesa, tiene un capital au-
forbade de cien mil dollars Y fue
Incorporate el 81 de mayo del aiio
actual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
UN ROBO CRIMINAL.

Aver tarde, mientras cuaJaba
una garrafa de helado, ell heladc'
TO Jose Vazquez, mand6 a la Pla
"a del Merceda cOmprar unOs
vasOs sanitarios para Su negoclo.
Hasta aquf todO iba bien para
Vazquez. Para esa encOmienda
ocup0 a un muchachO llalnado
Angel Gonzalez, natural de Ba-
yamon y vecino de San Juan.
Angel tiene una edad de 8 a 10
aios y Gamma por San Juan CO.
mo los pajaros en- el campo.
Ell dinero para la compra 10
llevaba ell muchacho en- ell puilO,
bien apretadO, sin sospechar que
alguien lie seguia los pasos. Guam
do lego cerca de la plaza del Mer
cado, un negro-dice Angelic
salt0 encima y hundi6ndole las
ufias en- las munecas lie hizo sol
tar ell dinerito que llevaba. Aver
mismo las dos victimas, ell mu-
chacho v ell heladero, fuerOn a
aueiarse la detective de ese
asaltO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Cine Luna.-Lunes 18. Matt
nee y noche. Estrenos del gran
dioso drama cuyo titulo es,
cleopatra, La Sirena del Milo,
por Theda Bara, 80 centavos
Iluneta, y 25 centavos los niios.
En- ell matinee, 25 centavos los
mayores, Is los ninos.
Manana, Gel Silencio del Mis-
terio."
Cine Real.-''El Guante Ro-
jo."
Cine RialtO.-"Cleopatra."
Cine Norma.-"El Pacto de
Tres"
Cine Imperial.-"El Jinete
Enmascarado."
Cine Puerto RicO.-'Las Ma
Has de la lntrlga" y Diana de
las Locuras.
Cine Habana.-"El Guante
Rojo."
Cine Monte CarlO.-'Por Ven
ganza y por mujer."
TeatrO BeliOgraph, (CatanO).
-"El Pacto de Tres"
Cine Tres Banderas.-Dos tan
cas-. Estreno de la super-cinta dra
matica en- cinco parties marca
Metro, por Viola Dane, titulada
"Trigresa Parisien", acompaiia-
da del episodio decimo de los
ounce que tiene la grandiosa Sc
rie "Las Mallas de la Intriga."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18

sa ell pals demandan que cl ira
tado sea traido del Comite de
Relaciones Exteriores. Uno de
los acontecimientos mas salicn-
tes de la semana sera la confe-
rencia que habra ell jueves entire
ell Presidente Wilson y ell dicho
Comite de Relaciones Exteriores.
HALIFAX, 18.-El Principe
de Gales lego ell domingo por la
tarde a este puerto, a bordo del
.crucero Dragon.
WASHINGTON, 18.-Las no.
ticias que Sc han recibido aqui,
muestran que las activas inves-
tigaciones que Sc venian hacien-
do contra los especuladores en-
los articulos alimenticios, han
resultado en- la venta de cerca de
veinte millones de huevos, otros
tantos de libras de mantequilla
y Glen mil libras de queso. Las
investigaciones siguen su curse
y muy pronto Sc esperan algu-
nos escarmientos mas contra to-
dos estos agiotistas.
NEW, YORK, 18.-Las in
mensas lineas subterraneas y
de trenes elevados de Interbo-
trough Rapid Transit Company,
que opera en- Madison, Bronx,
parte de Brooklyn y Queensbo-
rough, fueron paraIizadas hoy
por una huelga promovida ano-
lche por ell Presidente de la Her.
mandad de Empleados. Ell dia,
Isinembargo, pasa sin que Sc re-
gistren actos de violencias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
La Canpaia del GObieTnO contra los eS-
pCCu|adOIGS, GS Cada VGZ mas puialG
Los GnpbadG tOdOS del subHndnGO y GI eIeVa-
do Sc han dGcIaradO en- huGIga en- New York
Ell rGgTGSO al hOgdr del famOSO General PerShing
d (ServiciO InaIambricO)
(ServiciO InaIambricO.)

PARIS, agosto 18.-Antes de
salir para Italia anoche, ell &C.
neral Pershing dijo a los CORES
ponsales de la prensa que espe-
ra embarcar para los Estados
Unidos ell dia primero de sep
tiembre, y que POGO despues
de su llegada a la patria, vista
ra su viejo hogar de Missouri y
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Ell PASO, TEXAS, 18.-Se-
gun informes recibidos en- los
Cuarteles Generates del Departa-
mento de Aviaci6n del Ejercito,
en- ell dia de hoy, Sc afirma que
los tenientes Davis y Patterson,
aviadores del ejercito, que des-
de hace algunas semanas Sc da-
ban por perdidos, estan en- po-
der de bandidos mejicanos al la
do opuesto de la frontera, quie-
mes piden por SUI rescate la su-
ma de veinte mil dollars. A me-
nos que dicha suma no sea hecha
efectiva en- ell dia de maiiana, a
juzgar por las noticias ofciales
que Sc tienen, los bandidos pro-
meten cobrarse con la vida de los
mencionados aviadores.
WASHINGTON, 18.-Hoy ha
dado comienzo una de las sema-
mas decisivas para dar fin a la
lucha sobre ell Tratado de Paz,
con la exposition formal que Ian
"a ell Senador Hitchcock, de Ne
braska Los jefes de la admins
TRACTION del Senado declaran que
las condolences por que atravie-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
FUTURO SENADOs

Los amigos del LcdO. Santiago
B. Palmer, de ArecibO, van a
trabajar en- sentido de llevarlo al
Senado como representante de
aquel distrito. Ell LcdO. Palmer
ha sido por dos veces miembro de
la Camara de DelegadOs, cuyO
puesto desempen6 efcientemente.
Arecibo no Sc equiyOcaria llevan
do al Senado un hombre como ell
Lcdo. Palmer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
LAS MUJERES DE VIDA
INOUIETA

Els alarmante 10 que esta suce
diendO en- San Juan, con las mu'
jeres de vida inquieta. No tienen
hOgares, no Sc les permite tener
hOgares Y Sc ven Obligadas a an
dar errantes, como perras sin pc.
rreras, en- Tin merodeo vergonzoso,
pOr GALES y plazas.
Ademas, la eXistencia de estas
mujeres sin la debida regIamenta-
ci0n, sin ell cOnstante examen me.
dico es algo muy peligroso, pues
como estan a la buena de DiOs, SUI
hygiene personal es bien deficien-
te y ell estado de su salud es anne
nazante.
FOcos de infection, van derra-
mando, regando el germen fatal
de sus Intermediates, hijas del
abandOno en- que sc las tienc...
5D0nde esta la higienizaci0n de
la que tanto Sc alaba la Organiza
ci0n actual?
VamOs tener.- Ell breye, una
generaci0n enferma, putrefacta, 81
filitica, incapaz para la procrea-
ci0n sana y vigorosa. =.
va es. tempo de que esOs hon.
bres PRACTICES, de cerebro y cora
zon sanos, demuestren a Puerto
Rico sus grandes aptitudes.
Sc ataca a los sonadores, que
son los padres de todas las gran
des IDEAS, porque son los hombres
de la vision exacta, V nos pa
samos la vidaen unaguerrita de
personalismo, de dimes y diretes,
pero no hacemos nadia util, NADIA
que sea necesariO hacerse para
bien de todos.
Nosotros llamamos la atenci0n
de los que tengan que yer con es-
to, y esperamOs que no Sc pierda
eli ell vacio nuestra valiosa, razo-
nable inteligente voz de alerta.
Dr.. BQnilId.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
OTRO INFORME

La COmisi0n de IndemnizaciO-
nes obreros prepara ell informe
anual que habra de sOmeterse al
GobernadOr. TOdos los datOs refe
rentes al trabajO realizado por
la Comisi6n en- 1916-1917 y 1918
1919, seran compilados en- una
memoria que tambi6n Sc prepara.
Esta memoria sera enviada a los
patronos y a quien la solicite.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-18
Ell vAPoR "BRAzos"

Procedente de los Estados
tomo puerto aver tarde ell vapor
"Brazos". Uno de los pasajeros
nos informa que a las 3 horas
de haber salido ell vapor del puer
to de New York fue azotado por
un temporal sin que afortunada-
mente ocurriera NADIA al pasaje.
Solo ell susie consiguiente.