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Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Psychology Department,

The department of psychology
will meet Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the club rooms at the
Y. w. c. A. The subject, MEM
ory," will be discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Calendar
SUNDAY.
\ MONDAY.
Pershinx Club

The Pershing club will entertain
at dance Monday evening at the
Lyric hall, Nineteenth and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Round Table Circle.

The Round Table Chautauqua
circle will meet at 7:50 Monday eve
ming. Mrs. w. B. Howard will be
the leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
FRIDAY.
Roosevelt Circle.

The Roosevelt Chautauqua circle
will meet Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. F. A. Cressey.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Dunsany Lecture.

The Dunsany lecture will take
place Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der Is, in the ball room of the Hotel
Fontenelle, at 8 o'clock. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Spanish Club.

The Omaha Spanish club will
meet Tuesday evening at 302 Pat
terson block.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
U. s. Grant. w. R. C.

The u. S. Grant Woman's Relief
corps will hold inspection Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Elks'
club, 2l5 South Fifteenth street. =
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Qmekro-E-Xiua.

The Omekro-E -Xima club of the
Social Settlement will meet Tuesday
evening at the Settlement
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Sermo Club,

The Sermo club will meet at
o'clock luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. George Gearhart. Mrs. J. J,
Hess will be the leader. Mrs.
George Lindley will speak on "Our
Nature Birds"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
noreas CIuh

The Dorcas Sewing club will meet
Friday at | o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Bexten.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
WEDNESDAY.


Frances Willard w. c. T. u.
The FrancesWillard w. c. T. U.
will meet Wednesday at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Sanford,
4812 Florence boulevard. They will
sew for the Child Saving Institute.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Uou,r,. CIuh Corns.

The afternoon division OF the
Wonnn's Club corps will NEE,
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
Harmony Council.

Harmony council No. 1880, K. L.
of S., will give a card party and
dance at the Swedish auditorium,
Wednesday evening, November Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
n. E. L. p. Club.

The regular meeting of the club
will be held Wednesday evening at
the Social Settlement.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09

Accept California" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless laxative or physic for
the little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's
dose on each bottle. Give it with
out fear.
Mother! You must say "Califor-
MIA"
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to mo. and 7 HOP" will S"om clear 10
every ,houChlful American. includng
r", .h,un,c.l .hrrSc'l. : " Ia n they have
taken second Thought. and wage EARN
rr= Of every EiGd. that W. ought TO
rn.ipun" Gu":;;l"nS "t this sort until
urrnrll conditions com" again and we
have III" opportunity for certain cal
,,Illi,un ~ 10 the relation between
WAGES ana thc cost nf living. II IS the
duty Of every citizen Of IN" country
t. inSlS' upon 4 true" III such con-
tests until intelligent settlements IAN
t., made aud mad ~ peaceful nm! cf-
fecriv" common counsel. ! appel 10
nv fellow citizens of every EMPLOY
rl..:ri to cooperate ~ insisting upon and
r>aiil;Irnin= $u,h Il trace. IN! IN CO.
op"ratc also IN sustaining III" govern
rent in what conceive I" h" tho only
'nf.rS" whi"h cnu>CiNNt'"i+ ;rI5'i' S"rv-
ants can pursue. Demands unwlsrly
mad. and plsSi"nai'il INSISTED ur'n at
this r,m" m"rac" IN" p"ar" and PROS
pcrity of III country aS nothing "ls"
,"Ilh arl ih'$ c"n'r .hu'" {" bring
about IT," very results which such do
manGs ar" intended I" remedy.
There is. however. On" claim made
by tho railways sh"nn'"n WhiCr ought
70 hc mot They cl"im 'has they ar"
not enjoying I'll" same advantages that
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. :. ..,,,Ic,,ro,t afford
ana W. ~, ."'' ,,.,..,,,rllly ,n,, ton
II IN 'nHh>''"' .,,i y,
p"'1r''F H'afh''''n - ,....,,r n in
'1'"i almost "'n VI" ~ nv.
dust ''h'''H
.i' = EhN''
Tho substantial argument "n'"
,i.rrU."n Ur:" y 'A' \'T' - ,''''
'r"lS" ~ tn" est 81 NV -
,,r" potent argument .l''"'" '''' -
'r,; - thdi TN '">' 80 '.''" y
,,..,!ly re, bod jis pax an" 'r"''"'>
WI y" lowered h" IN" fH"r'S wren ~
l,,, r\crywhrr" bang ""nC"r'"d nn'
.,.,,r.rd out II Will ""r'1'nIN II" low
r., So srnu ~ thor" aT" S"''i"h CO."
q. Mons az r""dl''r"n aud ~ commerce
hat <. 60 soon nS ~" treaty "'
.s rat''"h and IN "r"r'''"h' ''''
,"15ufartur"rS. farmers. ln'm = =" ~
, ,rrra u has. of calculation rs !" "'ht
her business VII Il" Hnh N"H' VIZ,
-"I IL ."nS WI u" H"''' N"' -
j." "ordu"t"d. I'd" d. h,1h'S 81 'n' ''''r
.r'u. therefore. ma hI S'''''''' ~
rr" IN elect th's' me- W. "''N' a.
rr, 1So IN WAGES. Mh'h Ar" ''"'E 49, ~
l,"rmaucu'. n order I" no"'f '''
Iry &rua'i,n which, VII IaS'. h''""N
IN certainly tell h ~ lon" hu' II n!
,,". hqhrl.iy only '"r " '.iul''! 'hl"' III
CROSSES in wages. w''l. moreover cor
,7irIv result in "'lI TURNER '"'r'AS Tx
.N,. COSTS "f produ"'I"n. ana ih"r"t"r"
ihc cost 0s LIVING. one W" Sh'n'' "h'N
hive Ia 20 lhr'u-h IN" sam" process
again. ANY Sul.-'rn''Ti ln'ToaSc 81
Wa.cs in leading ln'E o. indnsirN n
III; ti'n" would utterly crush ~" gen
craj campaign whI"h tn" T"i"rnm"nt IS
WAXING. with energy. VIG"r and $40
,tnri!al hon" nj success 1" r"du"" N"
N."l. Get nr Living. .'Nd ~" lnCr"7 s's
~ tho rnrt uf TRANSFORMATION which
,,,irI ncccsvarily r"Sult from in"rca""S
w., ,,......s ne "a :lv.av omrl"l.S w"uid
MORN certainly and moro Immediately
..... ,l,1, ,frrri rlnr any other cuhnncrl
,,.,,-r costs. only by kccrinG the Cnst
If nr,ductIon on tie present Lowell by in
cr,,.iro production. and by rigid ccnn-
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othor railway employees are enjoying be-
cause their wages are calculated upon
a different basis. The wages OF other
railway employees are based upon the
rule that they arc to receive for eight
hours work the same pay they receive
cd for the longer work day that was
Tho usual standard Of the CrcNwar
period. This claim Is. am told. well
founded: and I concur in the conclusion
Of the director general that the shop
;.i"n ought To be given the additional
four cents an hour which the readjust.
mont asked for will justify. There are
certain other adjustments. also. point
I'd out in the report OF the director
. general which ought in fairness to be
madr. and which will be made
LIT me add. also. that the position
which tho government must In cons
, ricncc take against general increases in
wage levels while the present eXcr-
tinnal and tmporary circumstances ex-
is, will OF course not preclude the rail
road administration from giving prompt
, and careful consideration to any GLAZING
that may be made by other classes OF
employees FOR rcadjustments believed &c
BE- proper to secure impartial treatment
for all who work in the railway service
WOODROW WILSON.
White House. August IS. 1913.
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NEVER FORGET.
TIE FIRST DAY
WHEELING MAN SAYS 1T MARRIED
A TURNING POINT IN
MI LIFE"
RELIEVED OF THE AGoNIES OF
STOMacT TEcU-sI.C, INDUCES
TON AID WEAK HID
NEyS BY DRECO.

"1 am once more well man. AMI
never Will forget IN" FIRST day
hourht a bottle of l'r""".' sa}f Joan
Withcrs. "A highly respected citizen O!
Flushing. near Wheeling. W. Va.
IL suffered tEouI"S from kidney
trnuh.r. which caus.d pains IN my HA'N'
AN! AZ tmr" thy world 6ra" ~
double; | had iniic"et!"3 very "Hd. ara
sc,r,t.mcs Id n"."r touch ny d'nn"r |
had ,aHrn TO work with TIC. AID at HON"
ia often miss = meal f"T t"!' s" "'"
md lad such a burning IL my stomach
I couldn't cat. for knew now Ia Sntt"F
ltIcr Ny liver was s'uEGi@h. anu
some mornings I'd have To fore" nl!S'I
TO 70 To work. because felt so worn
out aud sluggish.
"a friend persuaded nj" :" try nr"co.
and I'll never forget IL ilr@t DAY /
hoI..h, tils .n"di"iNc: | '"'ln"ar"d !"
r., better after tho frs; d""". now 'A'
rams have left my back. III" kidn'ES
are. regulated ard AT" iNu'h stronger
that dul! drnwsy feeling "a gone. anu
it's a pl,a.'Ir" to cat t"r d"n nave
that burning in ny stomach aHy more.
ard nv ar..ciir.. has r!yk"d ur until my
wifi. wonders what ia" l""uHi" ~. Tor l
am nov such biz eater. My WORK
comes ra-y. and don't dread ~ leave
tire house every m"rH!nf lT"'" HIS
dome wonders, for rr". and Ill AWAY )
hav,. Z. r""d word f"" II.
I,rrcn. tn" herbal remedy. that 81" 50
much for this good CitiE"n. IS 4 N'E'-
t:,hl" remedy. containing n" iron. '""r'
curry. potash. acids o" oil IL a''' on
the stomach to ac%lSt II to ulG"S' '''
,n,d ruus,4 a sluggish liver to full a'-
tom: st-'u-''rn$t ~" k'Hi"FH' H''' :
the nerves. Induces sound sl""p.; "Xr"IS
h..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
PULLMAN PORTER IS
ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING

~Epecial Disnatch TO Tho Tntclig"ncer
!" SISTERSTILLE. W. Va. .NuE: 70
1.-The colored porter on train No. - due
here at $50 was arrested Sunday D.
.~ebe Pullman conductor and II is UNDER
sstood a formal charge OF fighting Will
BE placed against him.
- The co,or.d man claims upon his re-
.Husal to serve ice cream IN 4 dirty dISh'
fhs chef became angry and IN tho argu-
= ment which followed IN" Cniored man
Sas knocked down. lie began fighting
In self defense. he asserted. and the
Chef grabbed carving knit" ana SLASH
-ed the negroes hand The porter sAy:'
-She conductor had HIM arrested .nStea"
spf the chef because the latter and the
conductor were friends.
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AppOinteeS Announced
For Standard Companies

Official notice Of changes in officials
Of tho Philadelphia Oil company. Equit-
able gas company. Allegheny heating
company. Mono Sahola natural gas com
pany and Pittsburgh & Vest Virginia
gas company-standard compani"s-haS
been made as follows:
Mr. W. l.. McTloy is appointed General
Manager IN CharG" of operations Of III"
ahD." companies vice Mr.. Carroll Miller
resigned. Mr.. J. \. Reed is appointed
General Superintendent Of Distribution.
Mr. NJ g. Schneider is appointed Cen
crai Superintendent Production and
Trans p-rtation. Mr.. ]. u. R""d. Jr. Is
appointed General Purchasing Agent.
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THANKED BY MARSHALL.

WINCHESTER. Va. Nug 25.--In &c
Acknowledgement Of \ gift "f IN exceeding
" largo peach e"nt ny Wilbur II. Thorn
-, of Nnr.inSburg. ". Va. to NIcn
President Marshall. Mr.. Thomas has TO
ccivcd 4 letter from Mr.. Marshall say
ing:
senator Sutherland has handed M
Your peach OF peach. ] assume that
You sent Il 10 me- IN the hrpr that whrl
atn t. il would ;'Irn mo into 4 peach
Of q vice president"
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FOR CRAMPS IN THE STOMACH.

If yQu have ever been double" up WIZ
cramps in your stomach. YOU wi. tie IN
terc<,rL in the cX"'rlrnc" OF 'hAr''S
Hcmy. OswcEo. y. Y. who says: Apo"'
four years ago when suffering ir"'I
cra;nrs IN my stomach and bowels
used Chanlbcrlain's t"l!c and pIarrh"''
H.rI,dv. II is 10y FIR tn" best m"dlrin"
Of the kind I have ever used For sac
l,. .E dealers.
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WILL ISSUE INJUNCTION.

NEW YORK. Aug. @j.--Justic" P"t"r
Hendrick announced today that WcdrSs-
dav afternoon ne would sign injuncti0ns
restraining the Actors Equity assoc.a-
tion and IT'S members from interfering
with the rc-opentng OF theatres n this
city which have been closed by the
actors strike.
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INDIGESTION.

b "A few weeks ago used bottle or
Chamberlains Tablets when l was hav-
3nS a bad spell Of indigestion. These
tablets strengthened my stomach and
toned up my system generally. They
arc easy to take and most cffectual.
writes Mrs =. :. Dart. Skaneateles. y.
For sale BY all dealers.
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HELD UP FoR S12, 900.

BOSTON. AuS 25.-Ray Scot Giuro"y.
4 bank messenger employed by the F.
deity Trust ComTany. was hold up e.
day four men who stol" $1,000 walCh
he was taking 10 the bank from tn"
office OF the Groc"rs' Banking company.
an RoNbury district.
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rcccssarice in tho country available at
, lowered prices. stimulating production
! and rr"in,arinE d!SIribu'I"n and very
| Favorable results ar" already beginning
| to APPEAR There is reason TO enter
! tain the confident hop" that substantial
J RELIEF VIII result. and result IN In"r"Hs-
! ing measure. \ general IT"rcIs" in IN"
! lrvclS Of wages would check. and might
( G,frat. all this at its very beginning.
Such irrrcr',Hs would inevitably raise.
+ not lower TIA" cost Of living. Manufac-
! Jurors and producers "f every sort
! would have innum"rahl" additional
/ rr"tcx,S for increasing profits and all
! efforts 10 defeat r.un,"crin= would y"
! hnpcI"s@ly confused. believe that tho
I efforts to rodu"" m" COSTS "f living will
| h" successful IL no now clements Of
! difficulty arc thrown in tho way. and
! r1uirdcully rouu, uron m" mon cnEa god
! in the service Of III" railways - assist.
! n.t uhStIlIri II is much moro in their
: interest IT, do TIN" than T." insist up"n
! wa" increases which will und" every
! thing the government Attempts. Tho
ar" good Americans. along with tho 70
! Of md may. am sure. h" counted on
| 10 sec the point.
Basis or Ad justment.
III goes without saying that ~ our
| cfr, rts 10 bring IN" cost "f living down
| should fail after W" hay" had time
! enough To establish either success or
! failUr". it will &c course. hn necessary
! I" accept tn" higher costs ot living as
! a r' rmarout bass of adjustment, and
rai,way wages should ho rcadiust"d
| along with the r"St. All that am now
| ar" nE Is. that v" should not hc guilty
! &C III" yncIcu&ahl" Inconsistency Of
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REDUCE ARMY TO $4,000.

WASIiISGTDE. Ak. 2j.-T Tho present
rate Df rehabilitation make 1t certain
tho army Will be reduced by 225.9u0 by
SEPTEMBER 80. III" war department. an
n"''"och r"hr". Tho rsti!Tatcd strength
OF the army on August 10 was 4Gl.3Ju
oil iicCES and men.
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The Pro1tcer.

'"rhr rovcrnmcrt has tok.n NJ. with
all i,g cnrirv. tho task # hrIuC'n: tho
nrrCt,.r to book. making ,hc stocks of
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Ntre Danger Faced.

W. nrn face 70 face with n Situa-
ZION which Is moro likely TO affect the
happiness and prccrHri.Y, md oven tn"
lifn. Of our rrcpl" then IN" w@r jiG"lf.
We have now rnt to do r"tht"'; less
than bring our industries md our lHh"r
81 cvc-y kind back 10 normal basis
after Tho rro1test uphcav"l known in
history. and the winter iu"t Hhc'd 80
rs may bring suffering Infinitely greater
than Tho war brought u;fn uS Il ~
Llrrdrr or fail IN n" process. IN cd
r,irohIn -rirIt ~ SClf-SaCritiro. Uf pa
,rirti> dcvntinn and or community n"-
ton. GUIDED md spirCl III wh:l" TN"
r~btln- was on We shall mood MI 'h"S"
,,.w arj nocd thorn In = h"i.;h'"u"9 Dc
,.rs, ~ We mo N accept IN" first tasks
e Tc-cr. Th"v arc moro Ii'@"ulf ihHH
,Lo tasks Of war moro complex. l"'S
coeilv rn6rretod md r"ruir" Ir"r" IN
tclijconrc. patience onI e"l'rI"'y. W."
n-nbiIizcl our man power ro~ ia" n"ht-
Inr. lot us now moh!lH" our rr1iu
mower md our ronecicnc"s Co. 'h" 70
construction. II VIC fall. Il viii n'nn
national disaster TIL" primary itr'i
stop Is to IncCaso rOdu"'i"n an" ia'N-
t7,c ,rang7nrtaIlon. so as I" mlk" NJ
for ino destruction wrouSh, Ivy ia" var.
tho Terrible sCarciti"s II created. AMI So"
as soon as pos-i',lr rcli"N" Cur N""I|' -
tho cruel burden &c h!Eh price,. Fh'
railways arc Mt IN" center Il his whH.'
prCr"s9.
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statement TO Shopr1en.

Tho president IN his statement 70 ~"
representatives Of tho shOrmou. said:
"Gnntl"ncn: request That YOU lay
this critical matter before tn" rl"r III =
new light. The vote they hay" tax
was upon tho question whether 'h"T
should insist upon the Wig" increase
thcv wNnr asking or consent To IN" sun
mission ~ their claims 10 now 'r'hun-
nj 10 ho constituted by now Legislation.
That question no longer has any lf" IN
Il such Legislation is not now in ""''-
formulation. I request that YOU ask IN"
mon TO rccone'dcr the whol" matter ~
Wow Of III" following con E!l"ra'!"n'. :"
which ask their thoughtful attention 10
Americans. md which I hop" that r"n
will lay before them MS I h"rc state
thcro
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ASKS SHOP1NEN
fconttnued From Page one.)
prosperity and even the life OF our pco-
plc than the war itself.
Wilson'S Plea

prosperity and even the life OF our poo
ple than the war itself.
Wilson'S Plea.
lie thercupon outlined tho govern
rncnI'e efforts to reduce prices anu th'
need for assisting these efforts by sum
,,fr,inc production and maintaining
transportation.
"a general increase IN the levels OF
warcs might defeat this AZ its very be
r.nulnE," the president said. pc
I,cyc that the present efforts to rcdur"
tho costs OF living viii be succ'HSiN''
# no new elements Of difhcul'y are
thrown in tho way. l confidently c"uh.
u,on the men engaged in the service OF
the railways to assist. not opSIEuCt'
Thcv are good Americans. along w!th
tho r"st OF US. and may. ain sure De-
counted on to see tho point.
II, goes without saying that II ou1
nr~nris TO bring the cost OF living down
should fail II will be Of course necessary
IN accent tho higher costs as n p"Vman'
ont basis Of adjustment. and railway
wages should be adjusted with the
rest"
Hines Argument
Mr.. Hines recommendation 70 th'
president us 70 the amount OF increase
be given went eNIduSllH'lS Il'N' -
reasons advanced by tho shopm"n RS t'
the necessity for more pay. II" Sh""''
that the average increase In $hoHm"'' 81
earnings was in excess Of IN" total ~
crease in cost OF living from July !!
1919, and August !. 1919. du" l" IN" tA''
that Standardization adopted a III" r.
quest Of tho employees had gwen thou
sands a higher classification anl h.SA'I
pay than they prcv!"nrly enjoyed.
Wages pyid for similar work ~ $rin
wards. which workers tn" 'h"nm"n hay.
cited as higher paid. Mr.. Hines Fa.I
vcrr higher because the TX was i"n
porary and carried on unl.r greater
pressure, and ais othc workmcn wcr.
forced TO live in cHn=@stCd dlSiTi =
whore living was .r"mcly h'Ch wh'l'
railroad shopmcn generally hlN' n" 81
vantage Of small or S"iri-rurat com
n,uni,icS. Private industries, tn" ~
rector general fourl, wcrn n1Y'n: hh"N'
three cents an hoJ- NOR" than ~" rall
rad administration. whi IN d'N"r'n"
will he cqualizcd undcS tao four ""n
advance.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13

Sc hacen apuestas respecto al
nombramiento de un "nativo"
para Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
y la opinion general es la de que,
apesar de que ell Status" de un
pals no Sc resuelve con algunos
empleos p1blicos, la doctrina de
Wilson de la PROPIA DETER
MINACION, entrafia ell propio
manejo de los asuntos publicos.
ST somos ciudadanos de los Es-
tados Unidos, no vemos razon
para que no sc siente en- Santa
Catalina un ciudadano america
no de Puerto Rico. A menos que,
en- 10 que concierna a admins
TRACTION, dominic de los propios
asuntos, regimen inferno, di-
reccion de las oficinas del pals,
ETC., etc., resulte que la ciuda-
DANA establezca una diferencia
que realmente nj es l6gica, nj es
justa nj es siquiera discutible y
solo un disparate.
Los Sres. Huyke y Algeria
discuten. Respetuosamente cree
mos que de acuerdo con la Pla-
taforma de la Union, son repu-
blicanos los que mantienen la So
lucion Estado, y Unionistas los
que la combaten. Anexionistas,
llamense como Sc quiera, Gu
branse como quieran; pero ane-
xionistas de un lado y del otro,
llamense tambien como les cua-
DIRE, con protectorado 0 sin el,
los que desean una Patria sin
mixtifcaciones nj hipocrecias,
con ell mismo derecho que los
hombres de las 13 Colonias qui-
sieron la suya. En- esos dos po-
los ha de girar y solamente pue-
de girar nuestra politica. Y no
es possible que hombres de tan
opuestas tendencias sigan dentro
de un mismo conglomerado, pues
entonces los que estan en- la
Union y defender ell Estado con-
sideran que nuestros compatrio-
tas los republicanos, que man
tienen 10 mismo, son de tai con-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
Historic AnGCddtiCa

Bernardotte, abuelo de Oscar
de Suecia, fue, como Sc sabe, CO.
locado por Napoleon I en- ell tro-
no de Escandinavia, y fue ell
dnico de los reyes. coronados por
el gran conquistadOs, que conser-
v6' la corona para ST y para sus
decendientes.
Habfa estado varias veces en-
fermo sin permitir que Sc e sa-
case sangre, apesar de que ell
medico de la Corte, discfpulo del
doctor Sangredo, lie repitiese
muy amenudo, que una sangria
era indispensable para que Sc ali
viara.
Un dfa en- que BernardOtte Sc
encontraba enfermo, declare ell
medico que no respOndfa de su
vida 81 no consent1a en- que sc
lie, diese una sangrfa.
-Consiento, dijo rey, pc
ro debeis primeramente jurar
que no revelareis jamas nadie
10 que viereis en- mi brazo. Ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13

que Sc hace p1Bco fin de que negue conocimiento
los tenedores los epesados BONOS que desde Il SEP
TEBRE pr6xmo evengar tereses pueden cobrar
e pore de los e Banco Territorial Agricoa
esa Cdad untame e valor del cup6n No. 16 que
en- fecha.
San Juan, Puerto Rico Agosto de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
De "a Diaria
4 Information

Idici6n que apesar de la identidad
de ,aspiraciones no pueden estar
juntos los que piensan y. man.
Etienen 10 propio, Personals Y no
principles. Ell senor Huyke tie
ne derecho a ser partidario del
Estado como de la Independent
cia. No hay que motejarlo por
clio. Asf como hay unionistas
que Sc dicen estadistas, hay re-
publicanos que Sc dicen indepen-
dentistas. Pero ha llegado ell
momento en- que cada uno debe
estar con los suyos. Con toda
franqueza Y con toda lealtad. Y
ell senor Huyke puede ser en- el
partido de la anexi6n, 81 esta
triunfa como nos atrevemos a
esperar, a1n que los Independent
tistas tengamos la mayoria del
pals, la fgura a que tiene per-
fecto derecho. Como 81 triunfa
la independence, pues todo hom
bre tiene derecho a rectificar,
cuando esa rectificacion es en-
favor del derecho de la Patria
en- que Sc nacio y Sc vive.
Els mejor ser ciudadano de
un pals grande, que no de uno
muy pequeno !-asf dicen algu-
mas que es ser hombre practice! !.
La cabeza de ration es para gen.
tes muy idealistas Ell rabo de
leon-no importa que sea rabo-
sirve para espantar los tabanos
molestos al Rey de la serva, que
81 no tuviera garras no ser1a 81
no un simple cuadr1pedo cual-
quiera. Claro que habia alguna
diferencia entire ell Patricio que
llenaba sus labios con ell CIVITA
ROMANUS SUMUS y ell manu-
mitido cuya cadena de orc o pla-
ia denotaba ell poder y la riqueza
del poseedor. :. y a1n, muchas
veces, los siervos sc sublevaban,
rompfan las cadenas y obligaban
a los amos a tocar la realidad de
los vuelcos tremendos de los
pueblos tratados injustamente...
Ananke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
ID" Berlin Sc estd preparando an
ej@rcito de agentes
COmerciGIes.
SERA ENVIADO A TODOS LOS
PASSES DEL MUNDO
Tratdn de recOnquistdr los mer-
cddOs perdidoS duran
te la guerra.

BERLIN, II de julio.-Se esta
tratando de fOrmar un veriadero
eJercito de expertos y hombres de
negocios, como parte de la cam
pana que Sc piensa emprender pa
ra reconquistar el comercio en- va
rios paises.
Ese ejercito, compuesto en- SUI
mayoria de gentes conocedoras
de varios ramos mercantiles y es-
pecialistas Ell cierta clase de ope-
raciOnes, sera distribufdo en- ell
exterior, va en- fOrma de silnples
propagandistas, va como agrega-
dos las reSpectivas embaiadas V
legaciOnes de Alemania.
Su mission sera la de comuni-