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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
2 Equities PREVENT
THEFT or CAR.

~ taking the trail Immediately az
ter brand new Ford automobile had
been stolen shortly after 6 o'clock in
Bisbee this morning. Deputy SheriTs
Jack Ryan and J. X. Joy prevented
TIE loss OF the car. they learned of
the sci, shortly after il had hap
penei and learning the direction TAX
en- by the thief Immediately gave pur-
suit. with the result that the fugitive
VAS overtakeu Just over the divide,
headed for Tombstone. Seeing that
he vas abou; 10 BE- captured the rob-
Der headed the car into the bank and
jumped. making his getaway in the
hills. Lefore the officers could inter
cept hin They were still locking for
him shortly after noon The car is
pretty badly damaged.
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ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Miss Dora Mars last evening enter
tanned large party o! young friends
a; the home of her parents, games
occupying the evening Refreshments
y ere served
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REPORTED SETTER.

W. F. KuCS-nbecker. who has been
seriously i'll with influenza for the
past week. is reported as slightly i'm
proved today, the fever having brok-
ea this morning II is hoped that re-
covery will be rapid from now on.
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REPORTED VERY ILL.

Johnny Escanule. sen OF John Es-
capule. both well known cattlemen Of
The Tombstone district. is reported
10 be very i'll from influenza at the
-a.L. home, lust below Tombstone
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LOOKS LIKE RAIN.

The change OF weather the past two
days is indicative OF rain, which is
badly needed by the ca;tiemen ard
farmers. \ slight shower occurred
last night. but not enough 10 cover
The ground
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
MISS COSTELLO
DIED SATURDAY.

According TO later adyices received
here it is learned that Miss Evelyn
Costello died in Los Angeles on Sat
urday and not on yesterday as was
stated
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in the city
today were John Sanders. Rod Nc.
Donald and Alex Murray OF Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
pretty badly damaged.
VERDICT
IN ROBBERY CASE.

IL the case OF the State vs.. Allen
Nosely and Melvin Rudolph, which
was started yesterday in the Super
Tor Court. the jury brought in an in
structed verdict this morning. after
the state had introduced a number OF
witnesses. The defendants were
charged with being accessories after
the fact in a highway robbery case
when Lon Bottoms was held up at
the point OF gun in Lowell some time
ago. Today Jack Carey. charged with
a similar ofsense, withdrew his plea
of not guilty and entered one of gull.
ty. He will be sentenced at a later
date. There are severa! more cases
to be tried as the result OF the hold.
up. one defendant, Linn Kenny. hav,
ing skipped the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
GlEESON OFFICERS.

Constable l.. NJ Brown and Cattle
Inspector Chas. Webster. of Gleeson.
spent the day in Tombstone today on
official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
DEPUTY SHERiFFS HERE.

Deputy SheriTs A. E. Farmer and
J. p. Hardwick, of Douglas. were in
Tombstone today. having been called
here as WITNESSES. in the Puzzi case
which was set for today but was con
,5,-.r ,,,.;i rxr;Ia,.
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OFFICERS HERE.

Major J. W. Confer. Capt r. V.
Moreledge and Lieut. Jones. were Wis.
itors in the city last evening. from
Fort Huachuca.
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TO TUCSON.

Attorney O. Gibson left this morn
ing for Tucson. where he was called
on legal business in the court there
he expects TO be absent abou, a day.
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oI Err FROM BiSBEE.

Norman Finlayson, Fred Brown apd
hill stage ,,cday on cour; matters
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VISITOR FROM DOUGLAS.

J. A. German, resident Of Doug.
las. spent the day in the county seat
yesterday taking in the many Ais,ori,
cal sights about the city. as the guest
o: H. X Kendall. Of the Kendall cat
tie cDraDany
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ON JURY DUTY.

{. W. Hicks. fcremerly county treas
urer. but now auditor OF the Bisbee
Auto company. is in Tombstone doing
jury duty
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
-inuel until Friday.
ATTENDED 3. p. o. E. DANCE.

4 number O: Tombstone Elks and
their friends motorei to Bisbee last
evening where they attended th-
Easter Monday dance given by the
Bisbee lodge They report an enjoy
able time
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ASS SING.

County .ssesscr Z. \ Hughes left
yesterday for B.sbee ard Douglas.
where he will spend several days with
his deputies there before completing
his assessing tour east o: Douglas
RE expects 10 be through by the first
of the week. Deputy Assessor Wal
Ter Thomas is TOW working in the
outlying districts adjacent 70 Bisbee,
completing th.. d;s..ic+
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IN WILCOX.

Attorney J. I. hingsbury went 10
Wilcox today where he was called
on lega! matters. expecting TO return
home this evening
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(From Tuesdays Daily
IN FROM DRAGONS.

Vim. Dad" FOUR came in today
from his ranch in the Dragons. and
is visiting with relatives.
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IN FROM RANCH.

Pete Windes was a visitor in Tomb
stone today from his ranch in govern
ment draw.
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FROM Men EAL.

Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly, OF Nc
Neal. was a visitor in the county seat
today. having business with the sher-
IFS office.
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HERE FROM PHOENIX.

c. B. Wilson, special representative
OF the New York Life Insurance COM
pany. is in Tombstone for several
days in the interest OF his company.
Mr. wilson is former Tombstonite
and makes regular visits TO the Old
CamD
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27

Pete Mys;rom was visitor in the
business.
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tie company.
LITTLE EOY DIES.

Word was received IN Tombstone
today that the 3-year-oli son OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Eloyd Smith died yesterday
morning near Douglas Mr. Smith is
well known in Tombstone and the
news OF his loss viii be met with
regret.
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lFrom Wednesdays Daily
GlEESON VISITORS.

Miles S,aadish. OF G.eeson, was
among the visitors IA the county seat
today
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27

Deputy County Treasurer W. p.
Walker returned to Tombstone last
evening from weeks trip to Les
Angeles. He made the trip to the
coast via auto accompanying Cap
Wood. who was here on visit. A,
Les Angeles Capt Wood shipped his
auto to Camp Lewis continuing By
rail, while Mr. Walker returned home
also by ri
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
(From Saturdays Daily
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following were licensed to wed
during the past week in the office Of
Clerk OF the Superior Court ]. E.
James:
Albert Barrios to wed Estella de la
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27

FROM eIssEE. --
Attorney Rod Mcdonald and Alex
hurry are In town from Bisbee.
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TO BRING BACK JUVENILES.

Deputy sheriff Tom Foster left
Lowell yesterday for Ray, where he
goes 10 bring back two children in the
case Of Pat Leary VS. Martha Leary
The husband has fled suit alleging
that the wife is not the proper per
son 10 care io- the children, since she
is living with another man a; Ray.
ERROR.
Il the report yesterday OF the rec.
,clmedaiicns of the committee 10 the
supervisors On the proposed bond Is
sue ~ error IL figures was made with
.5fere3ce to the estimated cost Of the
proposed road from the junction OF
! Hereford-Naco road to Ramsey Can
yona distance of 20 miles The cor
rect figures are $4,000 instead OF
s4-n o1n
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27

RNEO FROM NAVY.

George Chambers, the third son Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Chambers. of
Tombstone, to give his services 20
Uncle sam. joining the navy last
year. returned home this morning
where ne was just to leave for a sew
eral months tour, when his discharge
papers arrived. His father. ]. S.
Chambers. met him at Fairbank this
morning. George is the youngest of
three sons of Mr.. and Mrs Chambers
\ second son. Fred. who is a naval
aviator. is here spending a 30-day
furlough-. while another son. Major
Reed Chambers. the American Ace. is
on his way home from Germany. and
/ is expected to arrive in Tombstone
within a short time.
ODD FELLOWS cELEsRArIoN.
! A large number of members of Co
/ ch:se Lodge No. |. o. o. F. of
/ Tombstone. went TO Risbee today
where they will attend the celebra-
ton in honor of the centennial ami
versary of the establishment OF the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, to
be held there today and tomorrow. A
num1er Of limitations will also be
had. Following are these who went
from Tombstone: John Perotti, John
Ciochetti, James Giacoma. Tony Gia-
coma, John Bravin, Tony Ciochetti.
r. V. Saunders, John Giacoma, R. 3.
Krebs, II. B. Mcdonald. Frank AL
tiers, John Ronchetti. George Ivey.
Frank Ivey, Delbridge Ivey. Frank
Sinaca, Tony Bartui, Fred Nussbaum-
er, Arthur Lamb, Thomas Brandt. Al
Godfrey, M. l. Reed. X. N. Coplen.
Russell Noyes and c. H. Allen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
uperior court today.
coch,sE COY LANDS IN U. S.

Jack Vestry arrived a; Camp Mer
rift, New Jersey, on April &c. from
overseas with the 15Sth infantry, ac
cording to telegram received yester
gay by his father. j. A. Nestry. JACK
said in his wire tina; ne hoped to leave
soon for Camp Kearny. Calf, to be
denobilizei
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
BACK FROM DOUGLAS.

Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hen
shaw returned home last evening from
a hurried official trip to Bisbee and
Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27

Neil Erickson. forest ranger Of the
Dragons. vas visitor in Tomb
stone yesterday and today on business.
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OVER FRC.i eiseeE.

Wm. Truax Jr. and wife. we're visi-
short while. returning to their home
IN Bisbee las; evening Mr.. Truax
is one OF the propr!etors o: the En-
glish Kitchen.
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TO COURT MARTIAL.

Deputy Recorder H. l.. Hutchison
wen: To Douglas yesterday where he
was called TO testify in courtmartial
held al Camp Harry ]. Jones yester-
day. The case was one OF desert!on.
which the Local Board OF Cochise
10
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(From Thursdays Daily.
tiERE FROM GlEESoN.

Mrs. Henry Short OF Gleeson. wss
=, visitor in town today.
rEoM DRAGONS.
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RETURNED FROM TUCSON.

Attorney o. Gibson, returned home
yesterday from Tucson, where he was
called on two days legal business
"trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
BiSBEE ATTORNEY.

Attorney 5 H. Kyle. OF Bisbee. was
in Tombstone today. having case
before the Superior court.
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TRAVELLING MAN.

II. G. Mosely. representing the NJ
morning for Bisbee and Douglas. fol-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
NACO VISITOR.

John Towner. well known old-time-
and postmaster and business man o.
Naco. was visitor in the county sea,
today, en- business at the court house
He states that business conditions
generally are holding up in good
shape in the border city.
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TO B!S8Ee.

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Holland and family
and Ms. Georgia Tshine5erger motor
ed 10 Risbee yesterday :. ending the
day with relatives
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TO YUMA.

l.. K Jackson LETT Bisbee Saturday
for Yuma, where he will attend the
convention Of the Grand Lodge OF
l. O. o. F.. representing the Tomb
stone lodge This makes three repre-
sentatives of the local lodge. Ray 2.
Krebs ard r. z Saunders having al
ready gone TO attend the session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
RETURNED HON {.

county handled.
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FOSTER RETURNS FROM RAY.

Deputy Sherifi Tom Foster retutG-
been for several days in connection
with a juven.e case. Owing to
court decree the officer went 10 Raj
% take charge of two children VINO
are to be placed in the care OF the
juvenile court because it is alleged
the mother has failed 10 take proper
care OF them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
WITNESSES.

judge J. l.. Winters and Allie Soules
OF Lowell. spent the day in the city
being witnesses in the Superior court.
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DEPUTIES HERE.

DEPUTY SaeiiTs III i. Gilman. Thos.
Foster and Jack Ryan we're over to-
day from Bis6ee al witnesses in the
alleged wine manufacturing cases be
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
FROM WEBB.

George Scheerer. OF Webb. was a
visitor la Tombstone today.
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HERE ON VISIT.

Res. L. stark and wife, Miss Nil
dreG start. and Howard Benedict mo
tored 10 Tombstone yesterday from
Tucson. spending sunday and today
with their relatives here They re-
,ra homo ,hie oC,arnoor
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ERROR.
$4,000
FROM BEN SON.

FROM BENSON.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett came
up this morning from Benson, having
been called here by the death of the
young son OF his brother. He states
that his wife and Mr.. and Mrs Echo :
are all PROSTATE with the flu and IN
able TO come to Tombstone TO attend
the funeral. Mr.. Bennett has just re-
covered from ten-days' illness and
, is barely able to be about.
OUT OF ARMY.
Sgt. E. c. Cavanasgh returned home
yesterday from Fort Huachuca. where
he has been stationed for more than
the past year, having been connected
with the quartermaster's department
He recently received his discharge
but remained another week until a
man could arrive to take his place
He expects to take trip east shor;
ly before settling down to work.
YOUNG SON DIES.
Junior. the 6-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bennett. Of Tombstone
died last night shortly after 9 o'clocl
following and attack Of influenza
pneumonia. The child had been ii
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-27
FOUND GUILTY.

Felix Perez. the Tombstone Next
can who was tried yesterday in the
superior court for failure TO provide
for his wife and minor children. was
found guilty by the jury The case
was completed by evening recess and
went to the jury A verdict was
reached about 7:30 last evening. The
state was represented by County At
torney French and ]. T. Kingsbary
appeared for the defense.
OVER FROM sIseEE.
Robert Morrow. who recently re.
turned fro overseas. came over to
Tombstone yesterday to visit with
! friends. Mr. Morrow was employed in
the truck department of the Bunker
Hill Mines company shortly before
he entered the army and is well
known here. While in France he was
wounded twice by shrapnel fire and
was confined to the hospital up to a
short time before the armistice was
signed.
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IN BiS6 e e

Attorney J. T. kinesbury and fam
ily motore. to Hsbee yes .erday. where
they visited with relatives.
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FROM ASSESSING TRIP.

County Assessor +. A. Hughes re-
utrned home yesterday from weeks
assessing trip in the sulphur Spring
valley.
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Fuente, both of Douglas; Dorsey Car
penter 10 wed Laura Scott. both Of Fl.
Huachuca; Guadalupe Corea to wed
Fellcitia Ortiz. both OF Pirtleville:
James W. Brown of Fit. Huachuca. to
wed Octavia Whitehead. OF Uuion
Town. Ala: Hipalital Hernandez to
wed Miguela Valdez. both of Doug
las; jose Chavez to wed Lola Mon
toya. Cascabal, Ariz.: Donate Rangel
to wed Domitilla Garcia, both OF Doug
las; John B. Chase. OF Douglas. to
wed Viola May Peterson. of Los An
geles: Manuel Lozano TO wed Rosario
Rozalez. both Of Tombstone: Chas.
+. Moeny to wed Dora Eddington.
both OF Douglas; Richard Walters to
wed Madeline Petit, both OF Douglas:
Harry Sellers TO wed Nora James.
both OF Douglas; John j. Marva TO wed
Bertha May Chalender. both of Doug
las: ROLAND W. Kelly to wed Tom
ME Edna Davis, both OF Douglas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
PARA FILANDIA

Los pequefos progresses que es-
ia hacienda ell pueblo de Filandia
EN- ell establecimiento de un 60
bierno popular sobre bases relati-
vamente estables y libres del do
mimic aleman, han resultado en-
la decision tomada por los Es-
tados Unidos y los aliados, para
proveer inmediatamente al refe-
rido pals con vfveres suficientes
para la poblaci6n civil.
La Cruz Roja Americana, que
ha venido prestando SUI ayuda en-
la region Norte y Arcangel, exten-
dera SUI protection al Sur, coad-
yuvando asf a la decision de los
gobiernos aliados y de los Estados
Unidos, de auxiliar a los habi-
tantes de Filandia, bien necesi-
tados de esta urgente ayuda en-
este invierno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
Puerto Rico en- peligro? -.

diza, que no estuviera curada de
espanto, y que no estuviera DIS
puesta v resignada a la presen-
cia de todos los catacliamos habi-
dos Y por haber sin abandonar la
JAULA, seguramente que a estas
horas (que sean buenas para to-
dos los cristianos), los PAJAROS
hubieramos volado en- bandadas y
dejado la jaula desierta Y SOLA,
s6la como va lie gustaria a muohos.
Pero no haya cuidado, que nos
otros no tenemos cuidado alguno,
nj Sc piense tai.
Si nuestra muy amada Isla, por
designios del destino, esta llama
da a ddsaparecer del planeta Tie
ira; 81 la lhora fatal llegare un
dia en- ell transcurso de los ITEM
pos, desapareceremoa por ella y
con ella, pero jamas la deshabita-
remos para que desaparezca So
LA, nj para satisfacer la codicia
agena.
Si la Naturaleza hizo surgir es-
tie Penon de terra en- este rincon
del Universe, y nos coloco en- Ell,
Y nos dio su dominic y senorio,
nosotros, dueiios de el por manda-
to de la Nturaleza misana, tenemos
ell deber de conservarlo, defender
10 Y retenerlo como cosa propia !;
contra todo amago de expropia-
ci6n humana Y agena, asi ell anna
go venga revestido con ell traje de
formidables terremotos, con ell
de inmensos cataclismos, o con ell
de los mas absurdo1 peligros CO.
nocidos desconocidos.
Si nuestra Isla Sc 'hunde ahora,
Sc lhundiera mas tarde en- un
momento fatal de inmensa heca-
tomIbe, la weremos hundirse y de-
sapareceremos con ella. Jamas la
abandonaremos, de otra manera, nj
la 'deiaremos s6laj predigase 10
que Sc prediga, con fundamento @
sin fundamento.
La JAULA no Sc vacia, no; los
PAJAROS estamos diapuestos a
conservarla y seguirla ocupando a
traves de los tiempos y traves
de todos los cataclismos ocurridos
ly por ocurrir.
va, cuando Sc deefa que ven
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
-Riete de ESQ

-Riete dc ESQ.
Dos aeiiores que llegan del Nor
te con un martillito en- la mano !;
que Sc pasean por ahf cuatro dias
con las noches durmiendo a ibordo
de sus naves, no los creo capaces
de tanta. I. sismologfa.
r. Tapia OLIVERA.
Del articulo ''De Coraz6n a Co.
razon", pubicado en- Gel Dia"
fechado aver en- Ponce, tomamos
el precedente parrafo.
s "Riete de ESQ.,, repetimcE nos
.otros.
Seg1n por algunos Sc informa,
ell par de sismologos esperaron lie
gar al Norte, para predecir que
nuestra 1sla esta al borde de un
abismo, que estamos en- inminente
peligro de desaparecer absorvidos
por las aguas del mar, a causa de
un cataclismo geologico; pero sin
preciaar 81 la catastrofe ocurrira
en- breve. nj 81 Sc sucedera en- item
po dilatado. (1)
Posiblenente, quizas, ell ligerisi-
mo estudio de la yunta de sismo-
logos les llev0 la conclusion, de
que ell bismo aparec1a alberto a
slus plantas y que la catastrofe Sc
iniciaba va, inmediatamente, Sc
guidIamente.
De ahl, deducimos, "a. Sc apresu-
raran los sismologos a poner los
pies en- polvosa y q. no tuvieran
tempo para hacer conocer aqui
sus informes defnitivos.
Ellos Sc dijeron. parece: 81 la Is
la no Sc hunde mientras llegamos
al Norte, desde ALA, deTde sitio Sc
guro, .haremos nuestra prediction !:
Y 81 Sc hunde Puerto Rico. =.
hundido quedara "por secula Sc
culorum. "
Pero resulta, que ha transcurri-
do va algGn tempo desde que
nuestro pals fue visitado por los
,tism6logos, Y NUESTRA ISLITA
tan codiciada permanece de pie,
sin inclinarse de ning1n lado, de-
aafando todas las opiniones hu-
manas en- referencia a SUI possible
desaparicion del plano universal.
ST la generalidad de los puerto
rriqueiios fueramos gente asusta-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25

drian los sismologos, Sc corrio la
eepecie de que serlan traidos mu-
chos buques para la expatriacion
de los puertorriquenos, dadas las
prc)oabiHdades de un snminente
hundimiento de nuestra Islita anna
da, a causa de un cataclismo geo
l6gico. Sc sucedian por aquellos
dias las mas intensas sacudidas te-
rraqueas, y Sc producia ell terror,
y Ell espanto, y Sc sucedia la ruina
v Sc sucedia la muerte; pero TO-
dos, pudiera asegurarse, estaba-
mos y seguimos dispuestos seguir
la suerte y Ell destino de la lslita
nadie esperaba ,el arribo de los
buques para hrlir de Borlnquen.
Nj siquiera, a los mismos anne
ricanos que aqui han sentado sus
reales los oimos decir que ellos Sc
.disponian a abandonar la Isla ante
la inminencia del peligro procla-
mado.
La JAULA no Sc vacia, no; quien
tai creyera al amparo de noticio-
mes y anuncios espeluznantes, es-
tuvo y esta en- i'm error.
De Querer a Querer, y de CORA
ION A CORAZON, no admitimos
que ning1n otro pueblo aventaje
al pueblo puertorriqueho.
D. U. PABON.
San German, cnero %, 1919.
% Nuestro colaborador, parte
del error de que los siJm6logos que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
oS1ERE I'D. 1NvERT1R B1EN
SU DINERO.

6mprese una casa de las que
veAden en- 'San Juan Moderno :"
cod solar propio que miden 9x1S.
Las seasa consta de jardin al fren-
te, 4hncho balloon, sala, comedor,
dog habitaciones grandes, cocina,
bab,. inodoro installation luz
le&trica. reuniendo todas las con-
didones sanitarias.
1as hay de $3.50 que rentan $40,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25

visitaron la Isla hayan hocho de-
claraciones alarmistas que en- min
guna parte constan. Pero como
10 que ell Sr. Pab6n dice para los
sismologos, es cosa que puede con-
venir saber los alarmistas que
Sc dedican aqui a hacer que cir
cullen las mas absurdas patranas,
sabe Dios con que fines, no estaria
de sobra que Sc vayan aplicando
ell cuento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
"MoNRRoE."

Calculadora. La lnica que cal
cula y suma y resta facilmente.
[nvestiguela.
ROMEU & GA, Tetuan No. 66.
Advt. San Juan, P. R,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25

de $3.50 que rentan $12, de $1,000
que rentan $15.
Para informes dirijase P. San
cho, Telefono 273 verde, San
Juan, P. RR. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
ATENEo PoRToRRIQUENQ
San Juan, P. R.
Enero "a, 1919.

san Juan, 4. ~.
Enero "a, 1919.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL.
San Juan, P. R.
Muy Sr. milo y amigo
iPor Ultima vez durante el mes
corriente, me permito ocupar de
'mevo su atenci6n para acompa-
ilarle, con el mismo objeto que las
anteriores, una lista de socios de
n1mero de los que han solicitado y
obtenido su ingreso en- ell Ateneo
en- estos dfas.
En- nom5re del Ateneo, y en- Ell
m1o personal, repito las gracias
por ell calor de simpatia que pres
tan las columnas de su ilustrado
diario a las cosas de esta Institu-
cion. H
Auy atentamente,
E. Fernandez VANGA,
Presidentc.
Nuevos socios de n1mero.
Hon. Jose E. Benedicto, Manuel
Davila Diaz, Lcdo.. Damian Mon
serrat, Jr., Lcdo. Antonio Perez
Pierret, Pedro Arzuaga, DR..
Eduardo j. Gonzalez Beltran, Ma
tias Real, Vicente Font Camulas,
DR.. Felix Alfaro Dfaz, Hon. Gui-
llermo Esteves, Hermogenes 2.
Vargas, Eugenio Font, Victor
Igartda, Juan Requena, Lcdo. NJ.
Gaetan Barbosa, Luis F. Colina,
Hon. Jacinto Texidor, Lcdo. Car
melo Honore, Horacio Cordero, hi
.io, Lcdo. Enrique Lefebre, Luis
Apellaniz Storer, Tomas Lamela,
Enrique Gatell, Justo Lugo, Pedro
j. Costas, Angel Arroyo Rivera,
Rafael Cordoves Arana, Vicente
Rengcl, Angel Olivera .Suarez, Die
go Lopez Garcia, Gonzalo Aran y
Soler, Rafael Dacostas Negron,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
Sc VENDE UN MAGNIFICO
SOLAR CON DOS CASAS

GRANDEs de MADEIRA y un gara-
ge. a Ia salida de, Rio Piedras, en-
la carretera de Caguas.
Informaran en- ell Colegio de. la
lnmaculada, Parada 26, Santlr-
ce. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25
ALEGRE LA VIDA

4nemos al servicio de las fami-
lia$ un autom6vil DODGE nuevo,
a paseos, excursiones y
ser $icio publico especial.
Qhauffeurs competentes y afa-
BID. Pidalo al Telefono No. 130
az@. General Conereras %, San
Jutn. Adv.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-25

(1) Nuestro colaborador, parte
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