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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
Try Making Your OtCfi
 Cough Remedy . You can cave about S2, and have better remedy than the ready
 made kind. Easily done.
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If ycu combined the curative proper ties of every known '"ready-rnade" cough remedy. you probably could not get as much real curative power as there is in this simple homemade cough syrup, (which is easily prepared in few minutes.
 Get from any druggist 21s ounces of PineI. pour 1t into pint bottle and 5il the bottle with syrup, using either plain granulated sugar syrup. clarified molasses. honey, or corn syrup, as de- sired. The result is q full pint of really better cotgh syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money. Tastes pleasant and never spoils.
 This Pincx and Syrup preparation gets right al the cause cf a cough and gives almost immediate relief 1t loosens the phlerm, stops the nasty throat tickle snd heals the sore, irritated membranes So gently and easily that it is really astonishing.
 i days use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma, there is nothing better.
 Pinex IS a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine ex- tract. and has been used for generations 10 break mp severe coughs.
 To avoid disappointment. ask vour druggist for "21s ounces. of Pinex" with full directions, and don't accept any thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly re- Ind.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27

 ney; While, Shepherds Watched Their Flocks, Josephine Hill. A Christmas Piece, Arthur Bennett. Miss Edith Dodge the church organist. accom- panied at the piano for the singing. During the evening there was a col lection for the Near East Fund, with good results.
 { Miss Muriel Blanche Rose of Lef- f1ngwell, is spending a few days at the home of her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rose. Of Wauwecus Hill.
 Miss Hazel Miller from Rockville, will spend the week end at the home of her brother and sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller, of Wight man avenue. Mr. and Mrs William S. Geer, of Washington street, were Christmas guests of Airs. sGeer,s- brother fn-iaw and sister. Mir: and Mrs. Arthur c. Fuller, of New London. A family party. of nine including Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Jordan of Water ford were entertained Christmas day i at the home of Superintendent and Mrs. Edward A. Smith, of Williams street
 After being confined to his bed for some time with sciatic rheumatism 1 has recovered sufficiently to resume 1 his work in Victory Woolen Mill, al Yantic.
 i Having passed the holiday season at the home of his brothers in Jaw and sister, MT. and Mrs. Hiram H. Earn. ham, of Upper Washington street Sumner Willard returns today (Sat- urday), to Brooklyn, N. r. 1 MT. and Mrs. Frederick H. Bushrel
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
NORWICH TOWN

There was an unusually large at tendance; at the First Methodist church Thursday evening, when the Sunday school gave a very enjoyable Christmas entertainment. Many com plimentss were paid the participants, mostly members of the primary room numbering twenty five as-~eA as to their. teacher. Mrs Richard. Garter, who was in charge of the entire pro- gramme. There was an immense Christmas tree gayly decorated for the pleasure of the little folks. as well as a. gift for every member of the Sunday schook Mrs. Stanton ". Brown and Mrs. Albert- G. Miner comprised the gift ,cofnnittee. >-s,..-s
 Supr. Frederick H. Bushnell an nounced tfesnumbers as follows: Song, Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem, audi
 ence prayer, pastor, Rev. William J Crawford; recitation. Greeting Claude stanton; song Jesus Loves Me primary class; recitation. The Birth day of the King, Blanche Hill, Rocky Bissetto, and Irving HilI:: song, Away in a Manager. Herbert Miller, with pi- ano aeeompa niment by Miss Florence Brown; recitations Santa Claus is Climbing the Roof, Richard Garter;
 Brides Message, Herbert Miller: exercise by five children, Herbert Mil fer, Walter Johnson, Claude Stanton Blanche Hill and Roberta Kinney; rec itation, Her Christmas Stocking, Eff. Ladd; piano solo, Midnight Bells, Mis-: Florence Brown; recitations, Her New Doll, Myrtle. Kinney: Santa's Toys Walter Johnson; reading, Bethlehem Babe, Mrs. George Manning; recita tion, December, Norma Johnson; duet No Room in the Inn, Hazel and Glady Cruthers; solo, Angels Still Are Sing ing, Donald Tirrell, assisted by tn
 choir; piano duet, Silent Night, Flor
 ence Brown and Augusta Miller: reef
 tations. Why. It Is, Short. Edith Kin
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS AGO.

7 .4 a5 held at Franklin hafl on Wednesday and was quite fully attended. The meeting was organized by the choice of T.. A. Clark of Lisbon for temper ary. chairman and N. c. Chappell for temporary clerk. Quite a discussion arose on the question as. to whether annual members should be allowed to vote. It was finally decided that none but life members should vote for of- ficers of the society. The new consti- tuition was adopted and John P. Bar stow of Norwich was elected. president Paul Green secretary and F. P. Part. ridge treasurer. Dec. 24, 1S69-The new. school house in, Greeneville is nearly completed and will soon be ready for the schools It has been built at an expense of over thirty thousand dollars and when finished will compare favorably with any in the state.
 The old No. 3 engine which has heen stationed in Niagara Engine House for a long time has been removed to L. ". Carroll's building on Water street.
 Laban Chase of WiIlimantic went to his barn early Wednesday morning to 1 do his chores when he fell from the hayloft to the floor where he lay un- | III AiOOH' w 1lClA iiS WdS IOullQ a6 saWstS lnsensihle and upon examination 1t was discovered that the lower part of his body was paralyzed. It was fear ed he has sustained internal injuries and grave doubt Is held for his re- covery.
 Dec. 25. tsts-The German Lutheran church is slowly progressing. The rafters are all up and nearly covered l The rear brick wall is not yet finished 1 but the workrnen are laboring hard to complete 1t during the, present fair weather. The services of the church are being held at Temperance hall.
 An amusing conversation took place between two little boys on Franklin
 Square yesterday afternoon. They
 were looking at the array of Poultry
 exhibition at one of the markets wher one of them saluted the other: T say
 Jimmie, if the old oman had them
 geese, wouldn't I make 1t look sick to-
 morrow" Them ain't geese, says ths
 other. Them is turkeys. Them is,,
 but boy No. was not satisfied that he
 was mistaken so he asked the market.
 man if Them want geese" Wher
 told they were ducks he turns to Boy
 No. and said. 'WeI, I knowed they
 was sumthin' but I s'pose dad'll be
 drunk tomorrow and we won't have anything but common"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27

Many a man loves his enemy. be- cause it comes out of a pocket flask.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27

of Huntingdon avenue NIT. and Mrs.
 Frank Rose of Waurecus Hill, spent
 Christmas s guests of MT. and Mrs.
 Harold Rose of meas Farms. Lief
 fingwelL
 Miss Rose Durr. R. N. of Town
 street. is snending several weeks in
 South Dakota. at the homes of her
 brothers and theif. wives, Mir. and Mrs. John Durr, and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Durr. John and Frank Durr, were formerly of Norwich Town, where they | are held in high regard by many friends
 | Mrs. Herbert Brown of Charleston City, Mass, spent Christmas with her son and daushter-in-law, Mir. and
 Mrs. Albert F. Green of West Town street. Other recent guests of Mir. and l Mrs. Green: for few days stay. in cluded Miss Emily Hopkins of Plain-
 fed, and T. Bishop of Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
ARRIVAL OF MEN RESCUED FROM STEAMER HURoNA

New York. Dec. 26.-Captain Robert Watts with forty seven officers and men of the crew of the British stema- ship Hurona whith h foundered Nov 25 in the Mediterranean. arrived here today on the steamer Megali Helas.
 The Hurona sailed from New York Hast October with sugar and other sprung aleak and went down in five hours the officer ssaid. The crew took to the lifeboats and were picked up by another vessel which landed them in Greece. They are on their way to England.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
VIRGINIUS MAYO PROPERTY REvERTS TO MISS MEYER

New York, Dec 2s.-A deed and conveyance of real estate, in Brooklyn; signed over by Virginius. Mayo, manu- facturer, of New Haven. Conn. to- his present wife. Lois Dudley Mayo. was set aside today by Supreme Court Justice Benedict. The transaction was made, the court held. to defeat a judgment against Mayo in favor of his former wife, iWilhelmina Never. The. property reverts to Miss Never,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27

4.So o'clock by F. w. Lester. assisted by Rev. Alexander, H. Abbott
 Federated church. Rev. R> Daniel Trick, pastor. Morning service, 10.30. Theme, The Open Vision. Bible school at noon. Y. P. $. C.. at $: 30. Topic, How to Make Next Year. Better4T Than the Last. Evening service, 7:30. Theme: The Open Door for 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27

Sand,D;cfes pith Sealds,ceet Filling
 Cut bread not too fresh into rounds, diamonds. hearts or fingers. Make into sandwiches by using any of the following filings: (1l Sealdsweet grape fruit or orange marmalade, sprinkled with chopped nuts; (2) shredded, drained Sealdsweet grapefruit or orange pulp, bound with mayonnaise (spread un. buttered); (S) shredded sealdsweet grapefruit or orange straws, mixed with minced kumquats or co. coanut; (4 (for rolled sandwiches) spread with Sealdsweet orange sugar slices of buttered bread.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
The Thames National Bank

Norwich. Conn, Dec. 20. 1e1e F ! The annual meeting of the Stock 2 holders of this Bank. for the election 2 of Directors and the transaction of < such other business as may legally
 come before them. Is hereby called te
 be held at their Banking House op
 Tuesday, Jan. 13. 1920, at II o'clock a rn NATHAN A. GIBBS. Cashier.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27
s1 ooo,oco WORTH OF FLOUR
 ...s.. BOUGHT FOR VIENNA

New York. Dec. 26.LThe Wheat Ex- port company, purchasing aeent for stll eallies. has bought %$1 900, 900 worth of flour from the %United States Grain corporation for Vienna. 1t was an- nounced today. It will be shipped from New York immediately
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-27

10 prepare grapefruit for est. ing, first cut in half crosswise. If possible, use disappointed steel knife. After halving the fruit, cut out the core, removing any seed. Insert spoon between membrane of rind and pulp, lifting the lat- tU. Whenever sugar is scarce, us4 : little salt to flavor grapefruit.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Ell sR. LUIS CUYAR

Esta otra vez en- su escritorio
de la Casa Sres. J. Ochoa Her
mano, del alto comercio de esta
plaza, el conocido ioven, socio de
la eXpresada firma, senior Luis
Cuyar, que estuvo algdn tempo
en- la Isla de Cuba en- asuntos de
negoeios. Sc refiere la afortu-
NADIA coincidencia para ell EXPIRE
sado amigo, de que iba a embar-
car Ell el "Valbanera" y a Ultima
hora tomo otro vapor, salvando-
Sc del naufragio del hermoso bu-
que, en- ell que han ocurrido nu-
merosas victimas.
Bienvenido y celebramos que
haya tenido ell mejor exito en- su
viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Ell SIR. CARTER NOLARA EN-
ARECIBO

Esta mafana, por mediaci6n del
Sr. Gelabert, tuvimos el placer de
conocer al Sr. Jose Martinez, ca
ballero que ha adquirido un bipla-
no Curtis y el cual recibira por el
primer correo que venga de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Nos comunico ell Sr. Martinez,
que en- ese biplano hara una ascen
cion el aviador Carter, en- Areci-
bo ell domingo proximo, con mott
vo de un festival que Sc verificara
en- aquella ciudad. En- dicho dia
sc descubrira una lapida CONNIE
morativa de Munoz Rivera a la vez
que Sc celebrara Ell descubrimiento
de America vel dla de la Raza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Pronto, LOS FUERTEs.
. .NCENA CRIsTIANA

4
En- la Iglesia de Nuestra Seiio-
ra del Pillar, de Rio Piedras. re-
cibi6 aver las aguas del Bautis-
mo, la preciosa nina Isabel Ma
ria hija de nuestros amigos don
Angel Pla Villa y dona Carmen
Fernandez de Pla.
Apadrinaron la nueya cristia-
ma, nuestro estimado amigo don
Alfonso Nazquez Cabaiias Y su
esposa. dona Encarnacion Fer
que es hermana de Ia ma
DIRE de la nina. En- representation
de la madrina que no pudo ir a
la iglesia, ocupo su puestO la be-
lila nina Maria del Carmen Villa.
Ofici6. el RvdO. Padre Cintr0n,
Cura Vicario de Rio Piedras, uno
de los sacerdotes mas cultos con
que cuenta en- clero del pals.
Deseamos a la nueya cristiana,
linda flor que sc abre EN- un hogar
virtuos0, toda suerte de feiicida-
des en- la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
NUENAS MARCAS
DE FABRICAS

Han sido presentadas, para su
archiyo y registro en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive, las siguien-
tes marcas de fabrica:
Una de la corporation del Es-
tado de connecticut denominada
"The Whitney Blake Company,
marca que consiste en- las letras
Nv b. dentro de I'm cuadrado, V
Sc aplica la yenta de Cables y
Alambre;
0tra de la corporation del Esta
. DO de Indiana denominada "Ro-
bert II. Hassler, Inc, marca que
consiste en- la palabra "Hasaler''
y Ia iigura de dfefla palabra, Sc
aplica esta marca a la venta de
automobiles = accessories para los
mismos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
LAS INDUSTRIAS DEL PALS

Ell senior X. Martorell, es un
hOmbre de constancia, que trata
siempre de veneer tOdos los obs
taculos que Sc oponen a sus pro-
p0sitos y parece que al fin obten-
dra el iusto exito con su nueva
industrial Royal Cream, una
bebida t0nica y recOnstituyente
que cumpliendo las prescripcio-
Oicnes de la Ley solo tiene un
> V medic por ciento de alcohol.
Eel envase es apropiadO y va Sc
cOnociendo en- San Juan ell nueyO
productO, que 81 desenvuelve 10
constituira otra produc
tiva industria del pals, que debe
ser impulsada. La fabrica es; to-
dvafa pequefla, pero Sc espera
mayor desenvolvimiento. Desea-
mos el meior exito, pues la manu-
factura 10 merece.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
ESPADA DE ORC PARA FL
GENERAL PERSHING

Washington, setiembre B. Pa
rece que el Congreso Sc propone
regular al General Pershing una
espada de ORC.
III oIador Outlet ha nombra-
do los diputadOs MondelI de
Wyoming, Kahn de California ;
Green de Vermont; La Guardia,
de New York Clark Gle Nilsson
ri; Gent de Alabama; y Fields
de Kentucky, para constituir una
comision que cooperara en- los fes
tejos con que ell COngreso va a ha-
Ger la reception a Pershing.
En la Camara de diputados Sc
va a reunir el cOngreso en assam
blea Y probablemente Sc nombra-
III a Mr.. Root, para que pronun-
Gle ell discurso' de bienvenida,
Ell >Senado acept6 aver la pro-
posicion de la Camara, confirien-
do permanentemente al General
Preshing, ell grado de General.
No hubo discussion por tai motif
vo. La disposition pasa ahora al
Presidente para su firma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
LOS VECINOS Sc QUEJAN.

Varias familias han llamadO a
uno de nuestros reporters para
suplicarles que pregunten en- que
consiste que de pocOs dias a esta
parte Sc haya subido ell precio de
la leche en- los depositos de la
ciudad. Sc nos dice que dos
d1as atras Sc vendfa el litro de
dicho liquido diez Y seis centa-
vos Y ahora sc hace pagar diez
y ochO.
Nos suplican, ademas, lame
mos la atencion a la autaridad
competente, para que cOrrija ell
NAL Y no Sc haga pagar al publi-
co un precio que va era de su-
yO .erecidO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
MoRBILIDAD PoR PUEBLos

Semana que termino el dia 26 de
Septiembre 1919.
tuberculosis: Aguadilla, L; Ba
yamon, 8; Gurabo, ]; Mayagiiez,
A; Naranjito, | 7; Ponce, A; Sail
mas, 1; San Juan, 10.
Paludismo: Barceloneta, 16;
Corozal, 1; Juan Dlaz, 3; Maya
giiez, 2; Naranjito, /; Salinas, 6;
San Juan, 2.
Tifoidea: Bayam6n, l..
Parotiditis: Juana Diaz, 3;
San Juan, 10.
Uncinariasis: Mayagiiez, 3;
San Juan, 2.
Sarampion: Arecibo, 3; Qua
yama, 3.
Tetano infantil: Aguadilla, l !;
Arecibo /; Vega Baja, 1.
Grippe, Corozal, 6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

TeatrO Municipal.-Para esta
noche "Juan Jose"
Rialto.-"El Precio de un
Agravio."
Tres Banderas.-"Despues de
la Guerra" y Suceso No. SO.
Luna.-Estreno de la segunda
jornada de clos Miserables."
Real.-Episodios Is y 16 de
"El Guante Rojo" y una come
dia.
Monte Carlo.-Episodio 5 de
"El Terror de la Sierra" y LAS
Diligencias del Oeste", en- 5 ac-
.tos.
Victory Garden.-Una come
dia, segunda jornada de ".Los Mi
serables" y dialogos y rumbas
por la pareja Nadal-Ramfrez.
Puerto RicO.-Segundo episo-
dio de LA Gran Jugada" y ell
drama en- 5 reels LA Infamia. )"
Norma.-"La llama del Odio",
en- 6 actos.
Imperial.-'Los que Pagan,
en- 7 actos.
Habana.-Episodios II y 18
de "El Guante Rojo" y una CO
mica.
Teatro BeliOgraph, (Catano).
Episode 3 de "El Terror de la
Sierra" y eel Secreto de Sarah"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
DEMANDA RADICAL EN LA
CORTE FEDERAL

La impOrtante tirma, de Maya
gtlez. Srs. Martinez & Dominguez,
por conductO de los abogadOs
Armstrong & Keith, han radicado
en- la Corte Federal una demanda
contra las Compa1ias de seguros
Brithish America, V North Bri-
thish < Mercantile Insurance Co.
En- dicha demanda Sc sOlicita de
la COrte cOndene a dichas cOmpa-
Mas pagan a los Sres. Martinez
& DOminguez ell impOrte de las P6-
lizas de seguros que cubrian las
eXistencias que dicha sOciedad te-
MIA almacenadas en- unO de sus
de provisiOnes, sta en- la
playa de Mayagiiez, ell dia 10 de
abril pasadO, en- cuya fecha fu6
dichO dep0sito destru1do por in
cendio a las seis de la tarde pro
ximamente:
En- la demanda Sc pide asimis-
mo, que sc cOndene a las compa-
hfas aseguradoras al pago de no
norarios de abogados, costas e in
tereses de la >suma adeudada.
Ell valor de la reclamation as
ciende a la respectable suma de
$69,2OO.OO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
ERRATAS

En- un trabajo literario titula-
do "Entre Cortinas". de nuestro
redactor Il. Ribera ChevremOnt,
que publicamos en la edici6n del
sabado, Sc deslizo una errata de
nota.
AL final del trabajo, en- el ulti-
mo parrafo, Sc lee asi: "CdllG.
Gala. Tras las cortinas de la
ventana lie rucstrU alcoba. !"
Debe leerse ::"Catlod. CGll0d. Tras
las cortinas de la ventana de
Guestru alcoba. -"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
UN ASALTO A
MANO ARMADA
Los dsaltantcs raR enmdscarad0s.
.Chicht" es el jefe de Ia
partida.

Sc nos informa que en- las Off
cinas de la Porto Rico Egehdng-
lnc Fruit Company, Sc ha cometi-
do IN asaltO manO armada en-
la madrugada del viernes nltimo.
Dichas oficinas estan radicadas en-
lei kilometro 16, Ell ell barrio Can
dolaria", entire Bayam6n y Vega
Baja.
Ell asalto fue lleyado a cabo
por los sujetos Rafael Rivera, vi
cente Perez (a) ''Tolete" y JESUS
Gomez (a) Chichi, quien hacia de
captain de la partida.
Sc nos informa que esto; tres
Isujetos, enmascarados y revolver
en- manO entraron a dichas ofici-
mas y maniataron al serene que
los custodiaba.
HechO este destr0ZarOn enton-
'ces La puerta principal que da ac-
ceso al interior del local, intenta-
ron abrir la GAIA, dandole golpes,
cosa que no pudieron yerificar.
No pudiendo lograr SUI intento
sc conformation con lleyarse 10
que encontraron mano V l'n re-
y6Iver que hallaron Ell I'm escri-
torio, dandose luego a la fuga.
Como bien saben nuestros lee
torres, JESUS Cruz. Gomez, ..Ia)
I"Chichf" es ell desertor que Sc su-
pone merodea por toda esa carre-
terra a 10 largo de Bayamon, y
quien, en- meses atras sc las en-
tendi0 tiros con la detective
tque intent6 capturarle por aque-
Hos andurriales.
La policia persigue a los. NAL
hechOres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
PARA Los .ssREPoRTERs.

Ell honorable juez municipal, Sr.
William Santos, ha ordenado po-
ner Ell los estrados de la Corte
una mesa para que los reporters"
puedan tomar nota de los juicios
que celebra dicha Corte. Aplau-
dimos la medida, pues Sc hacia
necesaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
TEATRO eMU UNICIPAL

La compa1la Adams-Nieva, que
con tanto exito actua Ell ell Munici
pal, anuncia para esta noche ell in
teresante drama en- tres actos, de
don joaquin Dicenta, Juan
JOSE.
Mahana, COBARDIAs, sensa-
cional estreno de Linares Riyas.
Esta obra fue representada cNn
noches consecutivas, EN- ell teatro
clara" de Madrid, con exito gran
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
" DE PATRON QUE?

Sc nos ha suplicado pregunte-
mos que sc ha resuelto con ell jO-
ven Carlos Patron, quien Sc halla
recluldo. como saben nHestros
lect0res, en- el Asilo de LOcOs.
Dfas atras Sc dijo que el fiscal
del distrito Sc ocupaba en- el asun
to Y que pronto ell case seria re-
suelto.
En- que ha Quedado?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Campo Neutral de Dorado

oticiales que Miranda enumera, los
que 81 fuerOn seividos era porque
habia una persona que sufragaba
los gastOs que clio ocasionaba, CO.
mo ocurrio cuando sostuvO la pro-
paganda de Roja Y companeros So
cialistas en- contra de los unionis-
tas, hoy sus mejores amigos V con-
Sultores. 4 =
Tampoco debe Miranda olvidar
cuando pidio dinero a un endiosa-
do (como el titula) para que otro
s0cialista sc retirase de este pue-
bio, como tambien cuando traio al
Sr Santiago IgTesias Ell propagan
da el ahO 1899, hecho recordadO
por el Senador en- su Ultima vista
" hablando en- pnblico, indicando
que Miranda Padre 10 abandono Y
que ah0ra Miranda Hijo 10 trae
esperanto que este hltimo no hi
cicse como el primero.
Por 10 que sc We, hace tiempo
que don Yayo venfa perteneciendo
al Partido Republican,, pOr con-
yeniencias personalcs, pues hoy no
10 consiGeramos como tai, debido a
sus actllaci0nes, aunque. Sc ponga
mas titulos que Briseno (el Sr.
Briseho de Dorado, aunoue no ell
poeta) I'd. fue Conceal V cuantO
I'd. dice, pero nunca sacrifice sus
ideas ell beneficio general pues to-
do ell pueblo criticaba su actitud
ell los cargos q. ocupo por su i'll
temperancia v por ser mas papis-
ia que ell Papa, vicio adquirido
desde que tomo el biber0n de la
Iglesia. Y he aqu1 ell llanto que
hoy lie ocasiona la perdida del pres
tigio, que otrO lie di0 y que quiere
buscarlo entire los enemigos del
Partislo Republican,, arrastrando
al caos a OtrOs descOntentOS que
I'd. napeja su antojo y que CO.
mo la BOA que al aspirar atrae a
los insectOs, asf mismO I'd. traba-
ia en- contra del PartidO Republi-
canO, atrayendo a ignorantes, de
quienes vive; pero lie voy a dar un
consejo.
Primero: ST I'd. es consecuente
y buen polftico, no escriba en- pc
ri0dicos que no comulguen con sus
ideas pol1ticas, mucho mas siendo
I'd. 0 habiendO sidO corresponsal
zen este pueblo del peri0dico Gel
Tempo.
Y segundo: Rece la oraci0n de
los malos espiritus, haga examen
de conciencia, mire al pasado, WIS.,
lumbre ell porvenir y Gamble de ac-
titud, no sea que tengamos que lle-
varlo la cOrte .por locura peligro-
sa, darle alg1n chup6n que 10
adormezca, olvidando asi el pasa-
do.
Eleve su alma a Dios V ESCU-
Desc detras del manto de SAN
ia ROSA, invocandO la protec-
ci0n de san MIGUEL y compa-
iieros martires.
Alfredo LOPEZ.
Dorado, p, r., Octubre 1,1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

Ell GOBERNADOR PERDONA
El Gobelnador ha concedidO la
libertad baio palabra al continado
Juan de Leon; indulto Conditional
Ramon Ruiz Ruiz Y ha conmuta-
do la sentencia de reclusi6n per-
petua que extinguia ell continado
Emiliano Martinez por la de quin-
ce amos de prision..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
SUFRIO UNA CAIDA.

Ell niiio Antonio Reyes, de San
turce sufri6 el sabado por la tarde
una cafda de un caballo que lie eau
50 golpes de consideration. Ell
nifio herido fQe curado en- ell Guar
to de socorro de Santurce Y luego
ingresado .en el Hospital + ni,fi,ieff'
pal. FL caballo pertenecia a Pc.
dro Conception.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
EN- PIE DE HUELGA

Lasmujeres que trabajan en- los
talleres de despalillado de Mr..
William b. Shaw continuan en- pie
de hnelga. Aver celebraron algu-
nos actos tendencies a no dejar de-
caer Ell movimiento
Algunas mujeres de las Hanna
-das rompe liuelga vienen tfaba-
iando ep dicho taller de despali-
llado.