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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

When an energetic, hard working
man feels mAuly tired, half SICK
,b]ue" and discouraged he thinks he
is getting lazy. 1t isn't jazincsS, the
,rouble is in the stomach and bowels
they are diSordered. To restore en-
prcv, vim and activity the right rem
edv is prickly Ash Bittcrs. 1t is
mans remedy for regulating the sys
fem, Price $1.25 per bottle. City .Drus
Co., Special Agents.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
SUCCESSION NOTICE

Succession of George r. puills, De-
ceased. No. 612. Third Jud, ,s! ms
trjct Court, Parish or niell' i''e'
State Of Louisiana. r,n,o,
Notice is hereby given that james
x. pullig, Administrator mas 'als ' u"'
G]oa his Fiual Account III Sa'o su,
cession, and unless opposition n .e l,'' ",
thereto withH. the time spccmeI "
law the same will be duly homOlos"'e'
as prayed for. y Pawn
Witness the Honorable J. H. heyl
olds. Judge of said Court, THIS III
l4th day of May, 1919 ,r
". J. MURPHY,
Clerk of Said Court.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

nr;Ocipal front door Of the Coar'''o'''
in the town of Arcadia, BlenVl''e pa
ish. La, within legal sale hours OH
SATURDAY, JUNE H. l'lS
tbe following described property ~
wit: 4 IN
An undivided onc-third interest IL,
s T.. Of sW "A and sW II Oh 'h
Il, Sec. Is. and SW Il OF M ~ u
Soc 70. all in ZIP 16, \. K. b W.
THE same will be sold as pFop''''
belonging to the succession OIL MIS-
Martha J. Madden, deceased ali" ~
fine purpose of paying the oe''' '
said succession This the o'D o"' '
May, 1919. ,.p
T f. CTRRlE, Slleilll'
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e,,pr U.DsON TO ADDRESS
GRADUATING CLASS

l. I. Hudson, Superintendent %. 81
rdncotion of Natchitoches Parish WIZ WIZ,
r mako " the address to the gradua'ins
class at the Arcadia high sellooi . W. W
1,,' evening, June 4th' at oW v1
o'clock. My. Hudson is fluent a'''
Interesting speaker.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
oc.,, NEWS IN BRIEF FROM ,,,
'N''" SPARTA AND VICINITY

Misses OHIO and Marie White anu
, ro,her Claud spent the WeeN.e ,,a
visiting in the home Of their uhc'e'
Mr., P. F. White, of Alberta
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Murphy ali',
children spent Sunday with 'heh
Cousin, ". J, Murphy, of BienVllie'
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Smith, Mr.. aho
urs W G. Stewart and children spe'l'
Sunday with their parents MI an'
Mrs. W, +. Stewart
Mr., and Mrs. u. NJ. White ana rnl
,lren and Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. NJ. ROAM
ond children were guests OF MI. aii'
Hrs ". J. Bates Sunday AFTERNOON
Mrs T. G. Bates and children nav
r,turned home to Eros after spehulh
3, while pleasantly here with relau'e
and friends.
Mrs. s. NJ. Poland and children SptI
Saturday night with her COUSIN Nj
r. NJ. Davis at Hope, La,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
COMMISSION SALE

Succession Of Mrs. Martha j Madden,
Deceased. No. G9J, Probate Doc..et
Third Judicial District Court, blen
vile parish, La.
Under and by virtue of COMMISSION
issued out of the above named honor
able Court and to me directed VII
sffer for sale to the last and hlsheS
bidder for cash, subject to appralse
ment in accordance with law, at tn
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

,,.ninc 60, $4,000: City Drug Co.,
s e.ss'! ], =. curre, 100; j. =, Cur u:
,ia sso1 ,67: J. {. Barnes. SlaM; W.
~, - FnStar eta,s. $500; Otis walters
81 y; Boyd Smitherman, S-o" w. D. ia
r l $500; NJ. l.. Bath CO., h c'l
e 9 "a s6. Stewart Light \ Power 70.
$lS 20. ] s. Williams, $500; aenr ,S
shq1crick. 500; Bienvllle [ usa
I s ';' Board. $1,653,6S;; 7. j. Wn"a
sG 90: !. Il. Corley, $500; r. H. coon
$ %s3t - - ". D. Got, $752.a3; A; D.
Smith. $500; Joe Mart, $1,000; hoa" '.
T nistrjct no. No. /, $4,000; G. L: Parker
ld,,nl lie $500; Arcadia Compress
| ~ G50o. G. 4. Sullivan, Sloo'oo'
Respectfully submitted,
]. II. C0RLhA'
". D. GOFF,
J. B. LOE, Com.
Tnoyo heng NO further business lor
no hoLv for this regular meeting ,he
h rl srood adjourned until Wednesday
,oorn;nc, May 7th, 1919, when 'o a,'s
mdr al.'. the law to:k the review OF ln ns
easements '.,s of Bienville Parish anu
',+ as a board OF reviewers, same DE- DE-
."o a. exnlajned by the president VI
,'' Mr. A. D. Smith was matt
', rairmon Of the Board Of Reviewers Is, t
'' Tha n'i ho1y met promptly on We'lnss
a,r morning with all members present 1t
,o ~ Trocncdel with their review a
,m,o, and at the close of the ai
.bs ho1y reported progress anu sloo
,1ionrncn until Thursday morning ,n a
g .oo o'clock a. H., May Sth, 1919 .
The body met promptly at . :"
o'clock, with all members present a'i
,vas called to order by the president :.
Anl in a few hours the board IT
: nortol through their chairman 'n Il,
tbcy had completed the review % u
, ,iSessmeDt roll for the year 19l9'
= unlimited to them by the assessor al
l. after having finished with a re
Ranges being made the hoaro re,'l
~ menfeA that the assessment oe a'oi
- al and was voted on UNANIMOUS! i,
a. 70 the adoption of the assessment L
NJ. ,hp year 1912. ~ Co.
= The board through examination il'l
A. bot blanchard Page, had been ielt
~ he assessment rolls for the year "l
or ~ and ON motion the body ordered >;
~ James. the assessor, to assess ny, -"
w n. ritb back taxes for the year $40 Il
~ ~ extend same on the rolls, together W!
W ~ .be assessment of 1919. There .bel
Nv 10 further business the paupers ar'
-, heir allowance, the oifcerS thelr
90 "a qrjes the members their per dlem d
Low nilage. 81.
~ On motion the body stood adjourn
,or mDtil their next regular meeting
HN ;Ionday. July It'll, 1919.
~ A. y. SMITH. President.
, ln J. s. WILLIAMS, Clerf
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

piliousness is a disorder involving
tho stomach, liver and bowels. 1t opens
t t door for disease. Prickly Ash bit
ters i the right remedy. 1t drives oH'
bile and impurities and makes .' n,,,,
feel bright, vigorous ana caee' ~
prize s1.a5 per bottle, City DRUG 70
l. w loonts (Adg.)
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
s A, COOK. ..EdiIor and Proprietor

IN another part of the paper VIII WIZ ,''
forn1 the professional card OF v i" l p4a'n.
= Poone. attorney-at-law whica state IT.,
~ that he will be located in the co'l 1T.
house. Mr.. Boone is just hesliAlllnG 9;t 'rs
,,uiG Of law, hut has all the qualities
Of a successful man. anu . WV sn and q
him TO the public as a ssi'''eiA"A "'''
good citizen.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
s0ulE BUSINESS COLLEGE, NEW "

highest Grade and Most MR
Courses in Business, IN shor.. s Ii.
in English. Fest Egulpmenas;, =. -
en,,aled FACILITIES. Complete ",
Rank. Only School with Actual
and Actual Money, In which ~
keen the books and balance easa
Personal instruction. 80,
atrona.e. Graduates In general Y q
sro souIE & Sons, New orisasAlei
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

gave the opposition a small maiat,
ward For the tax. 90; asi
tho fax. 12. Every district in VI
7 gave the tax a majority
The total popular vote for the nD,
tha narish was GIG; against The 7
1n-
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
ESyHAY SALE

Taken up, near Gibslahd' bE ) a.
Burns and estrayed before me Oh , .lie
18th day of May. 1919, one p ,'', !,
horse mule, with sore Oh lei' n 1,,
ankle. Appraised at 5000 i IN
owner is hereby notified to come Tor
ward, prove ownership and pay ay
charges, or said mule will be sold OIL
18th day Of June, 1919
at public aution at the front OF vi,
ntyiee Of the Justice Of the Peace, al
GibSland. La.
This May 18th, 1918
". II. LAZARlS.
s.oe Justice of the Peace
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

7. ,he undersigned, charged with
convicted of murder Oh the twenty
third day of April, A. d., 1919, am az
nlying for parole. ,or
7-2t SOLOMON PATIElISON'
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
I'M, tlay Of June, 1919
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS

Following is the remainder OF the
Police Jury proceedings, which the
clerk was unable to give us in time
for publication the, past week:
Arcadia la, May 5 1a1o.--The Fl
nance Committee made the following
report to.wit:
]. T.. Currie, Sheriff and EX-ofncio
Tax Collector, in account with the
parish,of Bienyille:
TO Parish Taxes collected from
Feb. 18th to April 3Oth. 1919
Inclusive ...............S So, 56I SO
To interest collected FROM Feb.
aaS 70 April 80, 1919, inc...., 1880
70 Parish License collected from
Feb. Is to April 80, 1919, inc. l7o.@
Total ...........,.................. $5,S701.
les, Commission ................ 5S.71
.tet Total ...,...........,.,..........,S5,S11.4
To I'd, Dis, 1..,...~..$76o53
less Com. ............... $50 I92'&
IL Ill Dis. 2...,..~.~. S65l.o9
Less Com. ........... S. 6-4.s
~ nd. Dis. 7...~~.....,... 9.2l
Less Com, ....,,,.,.. ..~~ 30 Vi'2
To Per Capita H.. 10i.OO
Less Com, ..,.......... l.Ol VIZ
r. Vehicle Tx......., 23l.W
i.e.;S Com, ..,,,.v....,.,. -.32 2-3i
A,,at Total Collected. ..~,.,..,...SI GIG
20 check paid i. NJ locke.
Parish Treasurer. ,6l2.t
We the undersigned Finance Con
mittee. have examined the above stat
mcnt aud books ana find same to
correct Respectfully submitted,
d. N. WHITE,
I. ]. WOOD,
r. L. COLON, Com.
The Committee ON Claims made the
rtoort aid recommended that the Il
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
THE BIENVILLE DEMOCRAT
EVERY THURSDAY
sl.5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Advertising Rates on Application

Entered as Second Class Matter ApFl'
II. 1912 at the postotlice at Arcadia
Ia rn1cr the Act of March g. 1850
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22

LOST WATCN-2l jewel Sout'
Bend. open face, gcnllemen,s size sol'
watch Lost somewhere in or leal
Arcadia Finder will receive Slo'o'
reward by returning same to
HENDERSON JORDAN.
ne Arcadia. La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-22
,0ovey No s Report Condition Of the Reserve Dis No
The First National Bank of Arcadia
At ARCADIA LOUISIANA
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MAY Il, 1919

RESOURCES
/ Loans and discounts including relSouns' a,,ooc-o
lexcept those shown i'll b ana e)"'""""""''"""F u
Notes and bills rels,omed oh~ than oseoc oa 10, "a
hank ayppances sold Item ga f''N''' -'''
s U.s. Bonds (oher than Liberty Bonds but including ,
T. s. Certificates of Indebtedness: II
a t. bonds deposited to secure cncuCan" soooooo
g Premium on I. s. bonds WV
fi Liberty Loan l. and II per cent ., .-ooo
i 1ihrpv Loan Bonds 8 ~ j. and II per cent
pledged to secure other deposits or oo a ,-ooo
bills payable ~ ')
Bonds securities etc. (other I, s.:
Securities other than I. S. bonds mot i'll oo ,o-eooo
Guiding stocks) owned uplelsed S-o 'o''eo -o0'0V
o. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank $50 per cent oo-ooo
ol suo w ; h ownod and mnincunrpre, 436S23
H. FURNITURE anu mMua. H h jnnIn. Mans 2O5aoO
49, Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank -l-o''4
10 cas4 4a IL, vaI hau aa ne u 4s1ossl
IS Net amount due from banks bankers and trust
companies other than included in Items b. IA or 3 loooOo
us Checks on other banks II the city as ~
porting bank ohe than item II 12loo
Total of Items H. 15 IS II and $49so9Sl
49, Checks banks located outside of city or .
town Of reporting bank and other cash tenls -'lo-S
20 Redemption fund with T. s. Treasurer and
| due from U. S. Treasurer 2'o0'o
TOTAL - soS 'S4'4V
| LIABILITIES
81 Capital stock paid S n0oo 90
% Surplus fund oVVt0Vo
Less current expenses interest and taxes paid 9lsS9 3l5t
20 Circulating notes outstanding w .-~------ 100000
Demand deposits (ether than bank deposlts) subject to
Reserve deposits payable within 80 days):l .. .
. &C. Individual deposits subject to check lo''4ol
81 Certificates Of deposit due in less than 30 days
toher than for money borrowed) l66nl.SS
10 Dividends unpaid m ...... go. -...... 5000
Total of demand deposits (otler than
bank deposts) subject TO Reserve
i Items 80 40 and S2Si 4S.54
i Time deposits subject to Reserve payable after 80 days.
i Items T. 49, Al and 1OSS'lO
subject to 80 days notice and postal savings
H. Other time deposits looo5U
TotalUf time deposits subject to Reserve,
46 United States deposits lOther than postal SAVINGS
So Bills payable other than with Federal Reserve bank
including all obligations representing money Dor 80.
other than redisc0untS 3a00M
n 81 Bills payable with Federal Reserve 1OOOOW
II 81 Liabilities for rescouns including those With federal
Ill Reserve (see Item Id .-...~.S t9;sh0
al Total contingent liabilities (57 and c~4 49S30
III State of 1Dusiana-parih of Bienvile, =.
HI W. NJ Deas Cashier OF the above named bak do cmny tina
Hi Nv. NJ IDEAS, Cashier.
I'LL Subscribed before this the 10Th day May 1910
HI r. L. WILLIAMS Notary Public,
coRREcl-Atest Tke ]. E Reynolds Anderson Directors
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
UN PoRToRRIoUENo As1sTE
A LAS CoNFERENCIAs DE LA
PAZ

El peri0dico "Boston Herald" trae
en- su dltimo nGmero una nOticia que
interesa mucho q Puerto Rico. FL 10.
ven Pedro Albizu Campos, dc Ponce,
estudiante dc segundo aho de dereeho
de Ia Universidad de Harvard, Ia sido
designadO pOr ell "Club COsmOpOlita" {"
de Harvard para asistir las COnferen.
cias de la Paz que sc estan celebrando
en- Versailles.
Ell "Club COsmOpOIita es uno de los
varios clubs dc igual fndolc que existcn
en- todas las universidades del Nortc
y tambien en- Sud America, particular
mente en- Argentina y que SC hallan
constituidOs bajO la association dc "Cos-
mopolitas del Mundo'' que ticne su
asiento en- Berna, Suiza. FL ObietO dc
esta asOciaci6n cs trabajar pOr la her
mandad humana.
Es pues una alta distinction cOnferida
q un compatriota nuestro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
DON JOSE DE FRANCO

POr cable sc acaba de reeibir la no.
ticia de habcr muerto en- la Habana el
muy cultO periOdista intachable ca.
ballero don Jose dc Franco, secretario
dc Redacci6n del stDiario dc In Mari
ma" y uno de los correspOnsales ca.
blegraficOs elegidos pOr Ell MUNDo
para que nos transmitiera diariamente
las noticias mas scnsacionales del or
be que Sc recibeiron en- la expresada
ciudad.
ConsideramOs, pOr consiguiente, co.
mo propia angustia, la dcsaparici6n de
tan distinguido caballero " enviamos
a su apenada familia Ell testimOniO
del mas prOfundo pesame pOr la IRE.
parable perdida que sufre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
A 100000 AsCIENDEN Los RE-
EN- Ell "CAMpAnEENTO
DE LAS CAsAs"

En- los primerOs tres dfas en- que en-
pezarOn las ventas en- el CampamentO
militar de "Las Casas',, el importe
de los remates assemble Ia importan.
tfsima suma do 100000. Los postores
aumentaban en- nGmero diariamente.
La venta dc los caballOs obtuvo mag.
nffcos precios. Cast tOdOs fueron ad-
quiridos pOr agricultOres.
Las mantas fueron vendidas $3.50;
las tiendas de campafia a $3.50 y los
mosquiterOs $1.OO y $3.50.
Hoy, lunes, empezara Ia venta de
zapatos. En- reparar dos mil pares de
ellOs, fuerOn invertidos 5000 en- cada
par.
Las ventas continuaran lunes, martes
y microbes.
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Ell sR. RosELLo SURE uN
sTigcoPE.

En- Ia noche del sabadO, como = las
once y media, eI eoHoeidO eabalIerO don
Juan RoseII6 sufri6 un sineopc que Ie
priv6 del eonoeimiento duFante largo
ratio. II Sr. RoselI6 Sc hallaba eonver
sandO con variOs amigos en- una de
las mesas de "La Mallcrquina, euan-
do lie sobrevino eI siHeopc. VI DR.. L5-
pez Sieard6, que Sc haIIaba presente,
y variOs amigos, prestaron los auxiIios
necesarios al enfermo, y lIamaron por
telefonO a Ia ambuIaneia del Municipios
Embellishments Sc agIOmer6 una con
eurrer si4 6aorme .en el cafe. Entre
las personals que Sc agIomeraron ALI
vimos a Ia cspOss del Sr. RoscII6 y q sus
hijas.
Aunque cl sincopc revisti6 earaeter
dc gravedad, Sc nos informa a dI5iaHa
hora, que cI enfs-#c As mejorado NO
tabIcmcnte, dc 10 euaI nos aIegramos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
BALES EN- PONCE

Los carnavales prometen ser concu.
r9idisimos en- Ia ciudad del sur.
La directiva del "Centro Espafiol'',
auxiliada pOderOsamente por un grupO
de distinguidas damas, sefiOritas y ca
balleros, trabaja con mucho entusias.
mo para que las pr6ximas fiestas del
Carnaval, tengan este afo en- el CentrO
todo el brillO y tOdO ell esplendOr que
tuvieron siempre.
No puede ser mas variado ell progra-
ma para la celebration de las festas
en- la referida sOciedad:
Ell 90 (sabadO), gran baile de So
ciedad.
El 2 de MARIO (dOmingO) gran baile
dc mascaras.
Y, por dltimO, Otro gran bale dc
rAascaras el dia 4, como fin de fiestas,
en- Ell que haran su aparici6n gran n1-
nero de comparsas, muy artisticas y
originates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
ALsAcxA z LoRENA EN- REBEL,
OLA CONTRA NJ YuGo DEL
- DoaErNADoR.

IS FL viernes ~ de fcbrerO de 1871
en- la Asamblea .Nacional de Burdeos
Emilio Keller, diputado pOr el Alto
khin, lego Ia protesta redactada pei
~ Gamhetta, dc acuerdo con sus colegas
&c Alsacia Y de Lorcna:
49, " Alsacia y LOrcna no quicrcn ser
alienadas.
Francia no puede consentir V fr.
mar la cesi6n de Lorena v de Alsacia.
Europa no puede permitir Y ratif.
car este abandOno.''
- AL dfa siguiente, pOr bOca de los
elementOs de Ia izquierda, la jOven
Repdblica respondia a esta declara.
ci6n con una prOmesa de reivindica-
ci6n eterna:
p GA los Representatives. de los depar.
tamentos del Rajo-R -Rhin, del Alto
Rhin, del MOsela, del Meurthe dc
los vOsgos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
PoR LA CRUZ RoJA
La Cruz Roja Americana d. oportuni-
dad cada ciudadano para que 80 una
a La mas grande instruction humani.
Z taria del mundo.

Durantc Ia semana del al 10 dc
mario pr6ximO la Cruz Roja America
ma, por medic dc su Capitulo de Pucr-
to Rico, Ramas Locales Y Auxiliares,
Sc dirigira cada ciudadanO residente
en- este pals, Ell solicitud de que SC
haga socio dc 10 mas grandc Institu-
ci6n humanitaria del mundo, que ha
atendido durante la guerra todas las So
licitudes de ayuda v que en- Ia paz
esta efcctuando importantisimas Obras
de reconstruction Y prestandO auxiliOs
tOdOs los paiscs necesitados.
Esta campafa dc sociOs es una opOr-
tunidad que sc presenta q Puerto Rico,
para que .sus habitantes usen el privi-
legiO dc ser socios de la organization
que ha respondido en- las emergencies
iltimas con gran generosidad en- pro dc
esta isla y Sc espera que no ha dc ser
desairada Ia institution en- solicitud
personal a cada ciudadano para que sc
haga socio de la Cruz Roja Americana.
La signifcaci6n e importaneia dc Ia
campaiia de socios esta al alcance dc
toda persona de sentimicntos patri6ti-
COS Y humanitarios, pues es comprensi-
bic la ventaja de que sc conserve la
Organization fucrte en- miembros y re-
cursos para atender a las emergencies
que puedan ocurrir todos los ira
bajos de rehabilitation y reeonstrue-
ci6n que Ia guerra Ia creadO.
Los gastos de la Cruz ROja sc cubren
con las Quotas de sus sOeios, y los dc
guerra con los fondos especiales levan.
tados bajo csc nombFe. Habiendose
terminado las hostilidades no sc hars
ninguna gesti6n para levantar nuevO
fOndO de guerra, asi es, que tOda Ia
atenci6n tienc que coneentrarse en- obte-
ner nuevos socios y renovar las sus-
cripeiones de 1919.
Sc haee pues precise, que los antiques
socios, unOs $4,000, Sc dispongan a re-
nOvar SUI afliaci6n, y asi 50. gestiOnard
personalmente durante Ia Campafa dc
MARIO, y que coopereu q los trabajos
de los Comites locales, Ramas y auxi-
liares para que pueda obtenerse el ma
yof ndmero possible de nuevos soeios, y
que llegne eI oapitulo de Puerto Rico
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labra Y formula una protesta cOnmO-
vedora.
Este iiltimO iuramento es el que
Francia conmemor6 el 10. dc mario
dc 1918.
El homemade rendidO ofcialmentc en-
el gran anfteatrO de la SOrbOna a Ia
fidelidad de Alsaeia y de Lorena ha
dado motive en- tOda Francia una
manifestation de caracter verdadcra.
mente naciOnal.
A Ia misma hora que. en- Paris,-ss
celebr6 en- Burdeos una ecre,non;.
identica. En- tOdas las ci,dades v on
tOdas las aldeas se,.,iaron nasou;ues
S0aa "a ssesS ssss- ~ sssu protesta; en- las es.
c1s..2sssIdel EstadO y en- escuelas libres,
ante los sOldadOs y los marinos, en-
las iglesias, los temples v las sinagO-
gas, en- todas parties donde Sc piensa,
donde sc ensena, donde Sc ora, fut
lefda y comentada.
Todo cl pals vibr6 y comulg6 en-
una misma esperanza. Fiel a sus re-
cuerdOs, convencidos dc sus derechos,
con Alsacia Y Lorena, apelaba a Ia
iusticia y Ia conciencia de Ia huma-
nidad.
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DOS ARMAs DE TUEGo

La policia dc FaiardO envi6 Ia jc,
fatura dos reviewers, uno de los cua-
les habia sido vendidO por Henry San
toy, marincro del vapor ''IdahO'', en-
aquella playa, pOr $3.50. DichO rev6l-
yer 10 reclama, por considerable dc su
prOpiedad, el ingeniero del buque.
sEl segundO revolver le fus quitsdo
al refsrido ingcnicrO, quicn 10 cmplea.
ba en- perseguir a Santoy.
FL jefe de policia dcvolvera las dos
armas su duefo cuandO Sc dispOnga
zarpar el "Idaho" del puerto de
San Juan, que es cl de su rEta.
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"El 0jO de Aqua" San Agustfn ss.
Salon Barbeffa Puerto Rieo," San
Agustin 81.
Salon Barberia de Jose c. Negr6n,
San Agustfn 50.
Scrapio Fernandez, PelayO 2.
Tienda "EI CapriehO," San Agus.
tin SO.
Panaderia Francesa, Carretera, Para
da 9.
Cafe "El Poder ObrerO," San Agus-
tin Street.
KiOseo "Monts Carlo" Carretera,
Stop y media.
Antonio Sanchez, San AgHstin III.
Salon Barberfa "E1 Eden," san
Agustfn 102.
Modesto Morales, Carretera 95, stop
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

s BurdeOs is de febrero dc 1871.
Queridos colegas y conciudadanOs:
y Aver nos asoeiamos, con nuestros
aplausos, a Ia Declaration hecha pOr
pno de entire vosotros, en- la tribuna,
n prOp6sito de Akacia y de Lorena;
perO ademas quercmOs manifestaros
que los representatives de Ia Francia
republican, compart en vuestrOs SEN
timientos Y vuestra opinion. Nos
sentimOs unidos a las herOicas pobla-
clones que rcpresentais con tanta fuer-
ga como Sc sienten elias mismas uni
sgkia coiilAsA .,..s.- !.
" Z. osS nos declaramos, y Sisss ssAl,'Oa y, 90 .
la Asamblea nacional y tOdo elN
bla frances sin derccho para hacer az
-uno solo de vuestros Representatives un
sHbGito de Prussia; en- fin, como vO'
sysotros, "consideramos de antcmano
hulo sin valor tOdO actO tratadO
.voto o plebiscito que haga cesi6n de
una Traction cualquiera de Alsacia Q
de L0rena".
Ocurra 10 que Ocurra, los ciudada-
mos de estas dos regiOnes seguirar
Z siendo nuestros compatriOtas v nues
: tros hcrmanos, y "la RepGblica lie:
3 promote una reiyindicaci6n eterna"
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M haeeF uHa parsda satisfsetoris Des-
puss al IIeaaF Ia guagua = Ia pasada
eineo, uH seher De- aIguHa edad qniss
ba iarsc, y ~ Rosar one IN parnda 80
era como - IA qseTia, ~ qusis II sou.
duetor. Este 6Itimo gTisS ~ "ehaa-
ffcur:' Para Erms. qus 90 esjef
~ sataIIero - iudiuus pgr sqsel -.
ietivo que - Ie apIies y pretests:
No - eojo. qse tiene tres passsi.....
Fas nesesario qac iHterviniesea variss
personals para evifaF una RIA ensFs
conductor passjsro.