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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
MORE MAIN STREET
CARS FOR NEGROES


10 relieve tho conrcstrd condition
of tho early morning and Mto eve
ming cara ON north and south MAN
street Manager MyGrnth ~ the
TurT1 Street halfway CO., stated yes
torday, following conference with
secretary g. II Douglas ~ tho
chamber OF commerce, that several
extra ears would ho added 10 tho
service. 10 accommodate the hun-
drcds ~ negroes that use this line
from their homes In tho cnhrcd see
ton over on Tho nurlhsidc, TO tho
homes ~ their employers IN the
south end
beginning Monday morning. from
1880 untll 800 clock, and each owe.
ming, FROM 500 unlil about 900, the
exact. schedule 10 hr announced
later, additional cars viii he put on.
The crowdinF of tho cars with no
grocH, when but four Emnll seats were
provided fur thom led 90 many con-
trovcrsieg Refusing to stand dur.
Ing the ride 10 ihoir destination, tho
negroes infringed upon the privileges
of the white passengers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Firestone and the Open Road

Spring Is here and with 1t comes
highways and byways Nre already
humming with tho throb OF many
motors. Business and pleasure
cars, new and old alike. are rcqulsi-
toned for the seasons demand
There Is "a call for automobile
tires Just now. especially IN the
higher grades. which surpasscs any
thing previous In the business. The
year promises 10 be record
breaker In point Of sales.
Win It's new plant-numbcr two
beginning major operations, and
the main plant working at fun ca
pacity, the Firestonc company at
Akron Is pursuing its usual far
sighted policy OF preparedness
This auxiliary plant Is one OF the
finest factory buildings IN the coun-
try and the Firestone people may
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
coriss Of Placards Posted in
Glass Rooms Contain Real
Food Thought
SYSTEM ATTRACTS NOTICE
Since Put in Operation by
Merle Prunty, Principal,
' Many Ask Information. -

.o.g.c and widely influential
1910, ..4agurated In tho hlghschool
:, tho .y ~ a plan created by
w,rl. yfufy. principal. Of having u
80 .f cards on which a code OF
rn,ais .s printed. hung at specified
| ,i1Js Iu every class room, and at
,bs time of appearance OF eaah, and
.o,tiruInr until another appears in
- ib d9ya. cause "A disc cussion OF
-. .uncnfs expressed. talk by
~. ip.,..'ur. and an appeal to the
.1dcn,. FOO 1--we up TO the high stand
ard. h,fNrH them.
m. ...l, used IL that which grew
.,,t ~ Oh. nation vide contest slim
s|,,,d I, the national security
b1gue and was complied by n pro-
,,s.or ~ Oherlin college, winning
,.e g. 900 prl1o when submitted.
rho y.a made OF IL by the Tulsa
s,,b school has attracted favorable
Attention clscNhorc, and many irr-
lrirl,s hve been made from a dis
snce
The white cards are about a foot
n, length. and wcrc designed In the
A., d,plr,mcnt uf the school and
r-ioiei nv the student priniers. The
i,,,sr,ry .s no blue and white, pre-
s,ntlrg a patriotic, clear surface.
-be prs, ono was placed In the'rooms
),he last h4,f of this school-year and
tbr la,t hlf ~ this school year and
round off the time left before vaus-
don.
All English classes write themes
unon 'hc subjects ~ each card and
All elnsaes have II pointed out where
,hey AS students can conform TO the
nledco and code Of principles
ebron.cled under each head. The
whole unusual plan grew out ofa de-
ARE on tho part Of Mr. Prunty TO
have A basis fof a steadylng influence
over tho students and an Inspiration
leading 10 high IDEALS. The week be-
fore the students mot Muskogee on
the athletic field was the appro-
rrIac Nmc sf0r the appearance Of
the card on Good Sportsman nshlp, the
whole of which reads;
The good American is n good
sportsman Clean play strength
ems and disciplines one, and thus
prepares him Ia serve his coun-
Try and her cause
% 7 will play hard and fair.
II I should cheat. or play for
keeps or FOR money, the loser
would lose the fun OF the game.
tho winner would lose his self
respect. and tho game would be-
come a mean and often cruel bust
ness
Cg will treat my opponent
with courtesy.
90 n play In a group game.
will ulny not for my glory but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

NE WQKLEANS, May IL Filing
~ suit In United States district
nurt here asking Judgment OF t1OO.-
OOO resulted I'M the seizure under
admiralty process OF the fruit steam.
ship Copnn The action was brought
by the United Saitcs railroad admin
istration, through Walker u. Hines.
director general, as operator OF tho
Southern Pacific steamship III Nortc
which rescued the Copan while dis
nhled 200 miles Off thu mouth of tho
Mississippi river last Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
HIGH School StudentsLeam a
Code of Morals Through Year

and Is always 4 a,Aapp2rt-, ,ptesag'ns
contests with other |SChopfA In nth'
leiics, debating and all activities. Il
reads.
Il believe in honest work. in
generous comraueship, IN the
courage OF high convictions. |
believe In the inspiration that
comes from contact with all that
In truest and best In hooks, In
people, IN life. believe In loyalty
to our high school, the fostering
mother of these Ideals: and |
pledge her mN allegiance in all
her UNDERTAKINGS, IN all that will
make her n stronger and nobler
school"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

well he proud of a., A huge s,ruc-
turc of pressed brick and reinforced
concrete ana embodying the most
modern ideas IN Industrial archl-
lecture, It forms splendid addition
TO the big tire plant In Firestone
pnrk.
In keeping with the latest prin-
ciples OF lighting and ventilation.
glass windows take, up perhaps so
per cent OF the outside wall space.
whilc u, special Vcntilating system
keeps the air fresh and pure.
The machinery and equipment is
OF the most approved type. 20 mr.
ranged and distributed over the
plant as to promote maximum eff
cheney. Conveyors are everywhere.
routing the products through tho
various processes In such manner as
10 eliminate lost motion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
FIND PLANE NC-l
THE NC-4 LANDS
CONTINUED FROM FIRST FACE

nut storms on tho surface II neccs.
Aary.
The crew has ample stores OF food.
water and extra clothing Probably
tho plano could taxi on tho surface
10 safety as Commander Read did
In the NCt when engine trouble
drove him down north OF Cape cod
on first leg Of tho great flight Hut
the purpose ~ tho navy Ia To make
n transatlantic flight not TO taxi
part OF tho way. on the surface. Of
ficers said, and consequently Conn
mar der Towers was expected 10
await a clearing OF tho fog, then to
rise and push on In Pnnta del Gada
without stopping at Ilorta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

WASIllNiTpN. MAY ~ Awia,
AM Secretary OF war Ronodlct
Nrowcl and a number NJ military
ana civilian aviation exports leave
for Europe this month ~ study pos .
hhllliiea or developing the science of
aNihiton Hlnng the limo OF civilian
usage, S"croiary NAkor announced
today that the party would nan from
New York May 20 ON the transport
Mount Vernon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Oklahoma Churhmdn
Receives High Honor
from Pope Bencdicf
worlds Washington Durcsu.

Notid's Warrington Nurrsn,
fos nuildns
WASHlNGTON, May IL word
was received hero today that Rev.
William H ketcham. director ot
catholic Indian missions and mem
her Of tho board OF Indian commits.
sioncrs has Mon made q dnmcs G.
prclaio ~ the pHppi court hy Pope
Heucdiot Father Kctchnm is
now somewhere In Oklahoma ana
has not yet heard OF the signal
mark ~ pAr1l favor coufcrrc
upon him Father Eelcham hls
spent most or his timg I'm Okla 4
hnma and his parents rosidc there.
Ills work has extended oV~s. all
the Indian tcscrVati0na Of tho
-sTitc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
FAMILY Trouble Causing Shooting.

NEW ORLEANS. May l7.-Dr
Pegh Blanchard Blanchard. n dent
LIST, Of Alexandria, La, late today
shot and killed pr. Albert Peel, man
nGer OF aNlental office horo in the
lnttcr's office. Doctor blanchard
surrendered to tho police. IEo sald
family trouble" caused the shont-
ing. A rifle was used by Doctor
Blanchard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
IS READY
TO MEET MONDAY
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

Senator Martin OF Virginia. as floor
leader and conference chairman.
The senators were unanimous in a
decision to protest against the re-
publican plan to divide the principal
commlttecs by giving 10 places to
tho republicans and 10 the demo
Gratis. when the senate committees
arc organized senator Martin will
ask for larger democratic representa-
tion and II was said that Obstructive
tactics might he undertaken unless
the request was granted.
The conference also adopted n
resolution protesting against the
republican conference ruling that
pairs would not he recognized In
organizing the senate.
Senator Martin was authorized hy
the conference to appoint "A steering
committee OF i2 members an In
crease Of two. to allot minority COM
mittee assignments and TO handle the
minority. legislative policies. Ratifi-
cation ot the committee appoint
ments of the conference will not be
necessary
Steering Committee
senator Martin late today ap-
pointed the following senators MS
members of the democratic steering
committee.
o. Williams. Mississippi; Reed. Mis-
sourl, simmons North Carolina;
Smith, Georgia. Walsh Montana;
Thomas Colorado: Chamberlain,
oregon; owen. oklahoma: Robinson,
Arkansas; Pit,man Nevada. and I'm.
derwood Alabama Senator Martin
as chairman and Senator Hitchcock
OF Nebraska ns vice chairman OF tho
democratic caucus are cN-offiCio
members OF the committee.
Senator Martin called n meeting
OF the committee for Monday morn
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Visitors ociupy puIpits

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. May II.
Visiting ministers attending tho gen
eral assembly Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church viii occupy pull
pits In Fayetteville churches tomor-
row. The devotional services tonight
were conducted by Rev. r. II. Porter
OF Tennossec, followed. by assembly
conservation service I'm charge OF the
women's hoard Of missions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

An Italian railroad is experiment..
Ing with intcrlinkcd sleepers or rcin
forced concrete. 40 formed and used
In conjunction with wooden blocks
To afford rcsiliency
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Stray IinIlci IAIaI

N1CkSHURG, Miss May 11T.-
Charles Ianceske. "A byatandrr
struck in the head by a stray bullet
during the lynchinE here last
Wednesday 6f "A negro, died at a
sanitarium today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

An Argentine shlryarh repaired a
wooden vessel In which tho lower
ends NJ the rihs had rottcd away by
casting concrete ribs in their places
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

tral, v al despertar Ell el ammo
del espectador ell patriOtismo dor
midO avalora la impression este
tica.
Y otra pregunta: cPor que cen
surar asl con tan reiterada i'll
sistencia a los ilustres dramatur-
gos? Debe ser porque han triun-
fado, V ell triunfo ajenO entriste-
ce, indigna, subleva los esprit
tus mezquinos.
Pero no influya esta envidia he
cha bills en- la labor futura de los
senOres Alvarez Quintero. EllOs,
con sus obras dramaticas, admi-
radas por los mas exigentes pd-
blicos de Europa y America, es-
tan Dor encima de estas miserias.
Alberto dc SEGOFIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

lumniada", segnn sus autores.
Ojala que muchOs artistas del ta-
lentO de los sehOres Alvarez Quin
ter0 les imitaran en- esta labor de
afirmaci0n espanola, de defensa
de la "calumniada" Patria.
Apenas, por 10 tanto, que cier-
tos criticos arremeten contra
ellos, diciendo que el teatro no es
ESQ. Y quiza 81 Sc exhumaran al
gunOs juicios de los mismOs que
ahora tai dicen, acerca del estre-
no de "Electra', de Gald6s, en-
contrarfamos demasiadas hiper-
boles.
:Que razon hay para que ell tea
tro no pueda tener un fin patri6-
tico? Yo creo que, por ell contra
rio, este fin ennOblece la obra tea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
-CRONICA DE ESPAlNA

bra que de llama seHtimient6 pa
tri0tico.
X. pOr carecer de el no vacilan
en- negarlo, obrando con la nnisma
falta de l6gica que el COLO el
nance 0 el ciego que, negara la
existencia de piernas, de brazos
Q de vista, solo porque a el lie fal-
taban.
81 es precise reconocer el he
cho de la Patria, POGO hay que
esforzarnos para probar la nece-
sidad del patriotismo; por instin
to de conservation tiene que eXis-
tir. Lo opucsto, no amar a la Pa
tria, seria tlescuidarla, abandOnar
la, en- consequence descuidar Y
abandOnar nuestros intereses y
los de nuestfos seres queridos; es
decir, algo inconcebible, sencilla-
mente suicida. En- este sentido
/ puede decirse que ell amor a la Pa
tria es una forma del egoismo.
! Como ell hombre no es lln Robin
son, no es una celula aislada, 81
no ell miembro de un todO orga-
nico, su egoismo individual, uni
! do al de los demas que integran
ese todO que llamamos naci0n,
constituye un egoismo collective,
que es ell sentimiento naciOnal, 0
sea patriotico..
Sobre estas bases Sc funda la
necesidad de robustecer ell patrio-
tismo, necesidad que en- estos ins
tantes hist0ricOs de modification
de la geograffa del planeta, de
renovation de toda clase de valo-
res, sc hace mucho mas urgente
que Ell otras OcasiOnes, 81, como
es natural y justo, queremos CON
seryar las esencias, las caracterls
ticas de nuestra persOnalidad,
forjada con tantos sacrificios, 10
substancialmente nuestrO. La in
cultura enorme que ha aportado
al lexico usual y cOnservadO en-
Gl la Erase: "cOsas de Espaila', !,
para cOmentar facilmente, sin to
marse ell trabajO de prOfundizar
I'm POGO, 10 que nos parece malo
o tiene defectOs ha producidO mu
cho daIo a nuestra Patria en- su
tprestigio ante ell exterior y den
tro mismO del pals, hacienda que
las nuevas generaciones cream que
len efecto, nOsOtros sOmos 10 peOr
de la ASTORIA y de la Humanidad.
Llamo incultura la inventora
de esas palabras ii1fames, por no
aplicarla Otro termino, va que a
! las demas naciones hay cOsas ma
Has Y defectuosas como en- la nues
ira.
POr 10 que respecta al cOnceptO
de Espa1a Ell ell .Extranjero, nos
convene, clarO esta, que sea, 81
no excesivamente halagiieilO y jus
to, al menos, para que sc nos co,
loque en- ell lugar international
que merecemOs.
Ell primer pasO a que nos debe
llevar ell patriotismo tiene que ser
la destruction de esa 'leyenda he
graz, creada, en- su mayor parte,
kpor ell descOnocimiento de pro
pios v la envidia de extraiios, que
enturbia nuestras claras glOrias
del pasado, merma grandeza a
nuestros hechos heroicos, a nues
tros hOmbres excelsos, nos presen
ia como un pueblo fanatico y bar
baro, de politica cruel, masa de
intolerantes y de analfabetos.
/ AL malOgrado Julian Juderias
debe Espana el mas complete en-
sayo que hasta ahora Sc ha heclio,
tendiendo a la rehabilitation de
SUI pasado. Ese pequeIO libro-
'La leyenda negra', primera edi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

ci0n, Madrid 1914-es como un
documentado. .catecismo de verdad
historical, un conjunto de capltu-
los de lectura patri0tica y amena,
del que merecia hacerse una hra-
da numerosisima para que llegara
manos de todos los espafioles
que quieren saber las calumnias
que Sc han levantad0 contra la
Patria.
No es mi prop6sito fecoger los
alegatos clarividentes de este no
table trabajo, aunque alguna vez
vuelva sobre el para insistir EN-
la necesidad de iluminar ciertos
rincones. de la Historic espanOla
en- que Sc supone, con ignorante
preiuicio O con malvada inten-
ci0n, que Sc esconden vergiienzas
O pOr 10 menos hechOs lamenta-
bles. Baste senalar la eXistencia
de la 0bra de Juderias, acreedora
la mas honrada gratitud de to
do ell que sienta amor por la Pa
tria.
Ese pesimismo de algunos es-
panoles que representa- Florencio
en- "La calumniada' 81 es una fic-
ci0n, es un delito de lesa patria
completamente despreciable; 81 es
sincere. :, entonces, aunque no
Sc iustifica, 81 Sc explica, porque
tiene su raiz en- esa leyenda ne
gra; ALI sc ha amamantado. A
los FlorenciOs sinceros, que no
aman la Patria porque no la
Green digna de su amor, debe com
padecGrseles y ademas hacer 10
possible por quitarles la venda de
los ojos, porque desaparezca la
espesa nube que sc interpone ell
tire su espiritu y la verdad.
Hacer 10 contrario, 10 que ell
mismo FlorenciO de sLa calumni:
da' hace, ir al EXtranjero a de
sacreditar 0 difamar a la Patria,
es algo tan repugnante y tan odio
so, que no hay palabras 10 bastan
te duras para juzgarlo con justi-
cia. ST ESQ que resulta descredlto
V difamaci0n fuese verdad, IA
oue sacarlo a relucir fuera? De
be intentarse poner remedio a los
males, es cierto, diagnosticand0-
los antes, como Costa, como Ga
vinet como Macias Picavea (yo no
creo antipatri0tica, la labor for
milable de estos egregios espa-
noles pero e1 remedio que sc ne
cesita no esta, precisamente, en-
el descredito V la difamaci6n en-
ell Extranjero. Los trapos sucios,
dice el pueblo castellano, Ell casa
Sc lavan, V es un acierto la Erase.
Ell expOnerlos en- la plaza p1blica
no es digno nj eficaz. (Recorta-
mos muchos articulOs del senior
UnamunO Ell la Prensa america
ma, ell celebre libro de SimarrO
acerca de Ferrer.) Y 81 10 que Sc
difunde en- perjuiciO de nuestro
honor nacional es, sademas, men,
tira a-como casi siempre suce-
de, la vileza aumenta Ell pro-
porciones formidables.
| Contra esta vileZa esta Orienta
do ell drama de los senOres Alva-
rez Quintero. Z Podra haber una
tendencia mas noble? Al presen-
ciar la obra sc siente con la emo
ci0n artlstica una invOluntaria
excitaci0n del fervor patriotico.
En- ell coraz0n Sc aclama a Espa-
Tia Y el entusiasmo Sc desborda
por la piel, produciendo ese gra-
to, saludable escalofrfO que ms
pira la exaltaci0n de las virtudes.
Esta es la eficacia de la 'ilamas
da al instinto de conservation
nacional, que constituye ''La ca.
~~~~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28

Sean estas lheas,. no intromi!'
/ sion en-. el coto de la critica tea
! trail de este peri6dico, dignamente
desempehada por distingnidos
gcompa1eeros, sino comentario al
margen de la Ultima obra de los
insignes dramaturgos don Sera-
fin Y don Joaquin Alvarez Quin-
/ terO.
l El argumento, la idea eje de
'La calumniada", plausible, a mi
juicio, ha indignado algunos
crfticos de un modo extraordina-
rio.
| Como no cOncibo esta indigna-
ci6n, me permito exponer mi mo-
desta opinion acerca del hermoso
drama.
Ell patriotismo es, sencillamen-
te, tribute amOrOsO, cultO la
/ Patria feliz 0 desgraciada, gran
de o pequei1a, a Ia Patria Sc lie
profesa ell mismo amor.
| Ell patriotismo no es una idea,
sinO un sentimientO, que, pOr 10
tanto, pertenece a la esfera sub
conscientc. Hablando de hoy, al
coincidir conceptos de, Patria
v de naci6n, ell sentimientO patri6
| tico no es mas que ell sentimientO
nacional, sea ell sentimiento de
| humanidad localizadO en- la ma
ci0n en- que hemos vistO la luz
primera y la que Sc unen ana
logfas etnicas (sin aceptar Ell alb
soluto ese topicO de la raza como
nnico Fundamental en- este case,
porque las raZas, puras, son muy
\ pOcas Y casi, casi no existen va i,
lingilisticas, etnol6gicas--c -cOmpren
|diendo en- este termino la hidro-
lOgia, la flora, lie fauna, todOs los
facores componentes del pasaje,
historicas, artfsticas, etc, etc.
La Humanidad no progresa de
III
una manera total; por 10 menOs
hasta ahora no Sc ha descubierto
un impulse tan enorme que sea
universal; progresan las nacio-
nes con arreglo, probablemente, a
leyes que no son cOnOcidas.
Esto no es una opinion parti-
cular, es 10 que sucede como nos
10 prueba constantemente la His
II tOria. Ciert0 sentimentalismO
anarquista, que Sc acentda con
las intermediates de la sensibili-
dad, especialmente las hipereste-
sias producidas por las sensacio-
nes v emOci0nes de la intensa Y
agitada vida moderna, mega ell
sentimientO de la Patria y quiere
que solo sc tenga amor la HUI
manidad.-
Muy bien como ideal, que SUI
pone la desaparici0n de las que
rras, que son siempre fraticidas
pero ell ideal, por serlO, es contra
rio a la realidad, y EN- la realidad
vivimos, queramos o no. Que tie
ne que haber diferentes patrias,
no hace falta estrujarse mucho ell
meollo para demostrarlo cumpli-
damente.
No hay mas que recordar la no
rrible tragedia europea, que con-
templamos Sus efectOs desastrO-
SOS, ruinas infinitas, tierras de la
Dor y vergeles convertidos todo
en- camposantos; huerfanos, luto,
invalidos, epidemias, hambre, Ia
grimas.
sDe esta manera hay que decfr-
selo a los que como FlOrencio, el
! de 'La calumniada"; a los que ne
atesoran esa intuicion sublime,
esa dulzura inmensa; los dege
nerados, que no poseen en- su es-
piritu ese 0rgano (valga la pala-
III = "a sAss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
Sc vENDE

Muebles de sala Y comedor y
un piano marca 'sCable".
Informaran, Telefono 152
azul. Parque 80. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
sEvENDE. Una casa de

concrete armada, de dos
plantas,. en- Ell sitio mas cen
trico de Santurce. 1nforma-
ram Villamil No. A o Tele-
fOno 179, Santurce. ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-28
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Como los 1e acunuladoes de los
fs1ss % @ %ss as' s
rrene de ceras plantas pdblcas de lsla- ~ ta&
DUENos DE PLANTAs.
pana enuentran
ens ss % d come II reT s ca%" s e
Frau 1s asn o de- Paa nzs S Sa
Baja) Bernabe
Ceques) Marques Arecibo r. L. Merwin Co, Sra
r. Peterson Santa Cruz
6l MERECE CONSIDERATION.
antedco consideration No hemos de exagar los
anta dependente pude
nejara hay 66 uncioando las cmo como prueba For
ped mOrns basadOs
requisites que hacienda negoo medic
Oscuro, estlo del siglo pasadO
PRECIO.
precio fabrcantes Cuea qui
preciO
habehdo tornado efectO
ppdo Hay exenca
factan nstuciones in
nnestrOs agentes
pidiendo caaogo
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SAN JUAN
Marques Hermonos J.J. Gerordino,
ARECIBO. PONCE.
Cuand0 escrba mencone Ell IMPARCIAI.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-18
UNIQUE DIVE SAVES
HIM FROM DROWNING

Denver, Colo, Aug 1G.-Di5ing like
Annette Killermann from the second
story of a barn and catching hold OF
the tail Of horse and then being
conveyed safely to dry l3nd is not a
new indoor sport tits just the man
ncI N which Max Lesser made his gel
way from a cloudburst near Lyons
recently.
4 ranchman out rounding UP hi
stock after the storm rescued a cir
who had taken refuge On the top Of
Icssers automobile, which he had
Eeca compelled to leave and take shell
&C., In the barn.
Wncn the ranchman aud giH rid
ing the horse passed the harm where
Lcraor was stalled he saw them and
and made the dip.