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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
El Primer Congreso
de Estudios Gallegos

Hemos recibido ell programa del
primer Congreso de Estudios ga
llegos, que Sc celebrara en- La Co
ruha desde ell "a al 81 &c agosto
pr0Ximo. j..
Los temas que han de desarro-
llarse en- el Congreso son numero-
sos y todos importantes para la
cultura regional. Comprenden,
desde los origenes y desenvOlvi-
miento de la lengua gallega, hasta
las manifestaciones artfsticas, pa
sando por los problemas de rique-
"a y por el intercambio con :Ameri
ca.
Ell Congreso distribuira su Ia
Dor en- las Secciones de Filologfa
v Literature, Ciencias hist0ricas,
Ciencias exactas, Flsicoquimicas
y Naturales, Estudios economicos,
Estudios sociales, Estudios peda-
g6gicos y Bellas Artes.
La importancia de las materias
que han de ser tratadas en- el Con
greso puede deducirse de la lectu-
ra de algunos de los temas que fl
guran en- ell QUESTIONABLE, a saber !:
"Biografia de los matematicos
gallegos Jose Rodriguez Gonzalez
y Juan Jacobo Duran Loriga; es-
tudio crftico. de sus principales
trabajos.
Bases para una acci6n conjun-
ia de los Municipios y Diputacio-
nes gallegas, en- bien del progreso
econ6mico de la region Bases
para la constitution de una Socie
dad general de ferrocarriles gale
gos.- Medios de fomepto y protec
ci6n de La industria pesquera y
sus derivadas.- Industrias tradi
cionales gallegas, susceptibles de
ser revividas.- Ell intercambio de
productos de Galicia y Am6ri-
ca Organization de un gran ma
tadero Industrial Convenience
de fomentar los estudios estadfs-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
.Alemania lista para
la lucha del Comercio

earle al gObierno todos los datos
'relativos al movimielftO comercial,
'fnancierO industrial, Y sugerir
las IDEAS que estimaren opOrtunas
para el desarrollo de las relacio-
mes comerciales con Alemania.
Tendran la obligation especia-
lfsima de procurar Ell acercamiens
to de los cOmerciantes alemanes
con los hombres de negocios de los
.paises que visiten, por medic de
una propaganda inteligente y bien
encaminada
Sc sabe que una gran parte de
'esos agentes seran enviados a los
paises sur americanOs, en- los cua-
les Alemania tenia antes de Ia
guerra bancos importantes Y va
liosas empresas de tOdO genero
que fueron aniquiladas durante el
conficto.
La selection del personal de es-
te ejercitO sera hecha escrupulo-
samente por ell gobierno, teniendo
EN- cuenta las caracterfsticas de
cada pals la habilidad del agente
que a 6l deba ser enviado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13

ticos de caracter regional, para
mejor apreciar las necesidades de
Galicia y buscar SUI remedio con
conocimiento aproximado de la
realidad; medios practicos descon-
seguirlo.
Regimen de la propiedad rural
en- Galicia; liberaci6n de sus car
gas.
Galicia ante Ia transformation
de la propiedad rGstica.-G Como
debe reorganizarse la propiedad
communal en- Galicia?- -Forma mas
practica y converiente para Ia ad
ministraci6n de la comunidad.-
Z Que tierras han de considerarse
como incultas a los .defectos de
la expropiaei6n en- bahefici9 de Ia
agricultural regional p cQu6 ha
de entenderse por cotos,S exclusi-
vamente de caza? p Expropiacio-
mes de lugares y caserios en- bene
ficio de los arrendatarios que los
cultiven por 81; preferencias por
raz6n de. vecindad o per possession
de .otras tierras. SDebe estable-
cerse ell derecho de retracto a IA
yor del arrendatario y del vecino,
con preferencia a los extranos p
SCon que Condolences Forma-
ci6n de patrimonios familiares,
privilegios y ventajas fiscales y
jurfdicas que deben otorgarles.
Medidas que deben adoptarse
para evitar o corregir la explota-
ci6n del emigrante.- Relaciones
que convene establecer con los
centros gallegos de America, para
tutela del emigrante procedente
de Galicia".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13

Bernardotte, remangandose la ca
misa, descubri6 un magnffico di-
bujo, como los q. acostumbran
grabarse de una manera indele-
BILE en- la piel, 10 ssoldados y ma
rineros europeos; este representa-
ba un gorro frigio engalanado
con las palabras: 'iMuerte a los
reyes!"
iCuan lejos estaba ell soldado
Bernardotte cuando mand6 a gra
bar esas palabras regicidas en-
sus brazos de imaginarse que lie
garfa alg1n dia ser rey!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
PERSONALS PALIDAS.

Personals palidas de raza blan.
ca, por regla general son palidas
porque no sacan sufciente nutri-
ci6n de 10 que comen. Por 10
tanto necesitan mayor nutrici6n
que es 10 1nico que hace sangre.
para abastecer las necesidades
del ORGANISING. La EMULSION
DE SCOTT, es alimento y medi-
Gina a la vez y Ell sistema respon-
de prontamente a sus efectos re-
CONSTITUENCIES. Vigoriza y puri~
fca la sangre, da carnes, energfa
y vitalidad. Los an6micos y Sc
mi-anemicos deben de hacer un
ensayo con ls EMULSION DE
SCOTT y continuar hasta que
vuelva al rostro Ell color de la sa-
lud. Aseg1rese de obtener la le-
gitima, con la marca del hombre
con el pescado q cuestas. Adyt. 12
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
El Arte

Ell arte es ell misterio, porque
es ell mundo oculto y Dios 10 in
sinu6 para que los hombres olvi-
dasen las miserias del Mundo.
Els, 10 que podriamos lamar, la
RESTAURACION DEL PA
RAISO, puesto que nos hace SEN
Itir las delicias incomprensibles,
turbadoras y aletargantes que
Irodearon al primer hombre en- la
Iatmosfera de sueno que envol-
via las florecidas y maravillosas
IeXtensiones del sitio indicado
para ell amor; sitio que Sc
gun las Escrituras, echo a per-
der la sagrada passion de Viva por
la pecadora fruta.
Ell Arte es "algo" que no pue-
de comprender nadie que no sea
reaImente artista, Y por 10 mis-
mo, crltico de Arte. Els una CO.
Isa inlpalpable, honda, vaga.
Una obra de Arte es un pro-
.olenla est@tico; y hasta nos atre-
IVemos a asegurar que es un eng
ma de esos que solo son desci-
frados por los que sienten la'pal-
pitaci6n extraiia y ell soplo secre-
to y 'escalofriante" de 10 Des-
.conocido. 20 sea por los viejos
magos de la Sabiduria del Co.
.raz6n.
jCual ha de ser ell fin del Arte
ISL no revelar 10 que Sc escapa a
la mirada comdn, aquello que
esta escondido en- los pliegues
de 10 Absurdo?
He ahi ell Arte: la lfnea g6ti-
ca que busca en- su ascenci6n
Imfstica la ruta innumerable de
las estrellas, oalucinada por la
musica pitag6rica en- la incon-
mensurabiIidad de los Espacios.
Ell Arte es ell sueno del hon.
bre en- el cual logra hallar la dull
!cedumbre del Olvido, la embria-
guez candida que 10 hace divine,
en- la sublinlidad de su trasfor-
maci0n de hombre a angel, den
tro de SUI miserable condicion hu-
mana. 49,. Porque ESQ es 10 que
es arte y el fin del mismo: ha-
Ger sentir al hombre, sometido
a pasiones y prejuicios, que ebay
en- el' una esencia superior ca
paz de llevarlo a la felicidad por
ese camino puro y desinteresado
del Arte.
FL i'm principal del Arte no es
.meiorar la bestia humana, que
.sera Ia bestia mientras este es-
clavizada por sus groseras ne
cesidades; ell 1nico fin del Arte
e8' deleitar, suavizar, embelIe-
Ger, emocionar, levantar ell alma
del mundo EN- la ebriedad sa-
era de su poder, "restaurandole
.el paraiso'', al envolverlo en- las
magias sutiles de shs hechiceras
madejas. El Arte, como el al
ma, como Dios, como la mujer,
no tiene definici6n en- la estre-
cha, raquftica, mezquina y obs
tusa mente del hombre.
Ell es la esencia de las esen-
cias, ell Espiritu immortal del
Universe.
Julio BlancO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
AVISO
central VANNINA"
"a AmnrfizaciGn
ga. Amortization

ceebrado hoy para amortization correspon
diente Septbre pr6ximo de CNCUENTA BONOS de
QNENTOS DOLLARS cada uno de los emtdos por esta Cor
p6faci6n resultado amortzabes los sguienes
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
Low Price of Copper Results
in Reduction of Wage Scale
Nevada Consolidated Company Announces Change Being
Necessary Owing to Prevailing Trade Conditions and
in Conformity with Sliding Scale Calculations

the past. It will, therefore assume
zoe selling price applying for the
balance of February month from
morning of February sth- This as
sumed price being higher than the
best information obtainable on jan
uary sales and considerable higher
than February sales to date, there
fore more satisfactory from the en-
ployes' standpoint.
1t is our hope that all employees
will read and weigh the attached
statement issued by the Labor De-
partment at Washington in order to
fully appreciate same and endeavor
to tide over complete collapse of
the copper mining industry.
The notice covering wages effect
i've February 8. 1919. is attached
hereto and is a sliding scale wage
based on the selling price of copper.
C. B. LAKENAN,
General Manager.
Dated February 7, 1919.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
Department of Labor in Reviewing Situation
Asks United Action BetweenMen and Operators

The material bettering of condi-
tions in the copper industry must
await the signing of the peace treaty.
Until that time the work Of recon-
struction in the devastated sections
of Europe cannot be undertaken on
a arge scale. says Washington dis
Patch under date of Feb. 4.
The rehabilitation of the manufac-
turing industries of the continent
cannot get back into normal channels
and American industry itself cannot
be fully reorganized on a peace basis.
This, in brief, is the conclusion reach
ed at the series of conferences that
have been held between the secretary
Of labor and delegations representing
the workers In the copper properties
of Utah, Montana and Arizona.
So far as finding an immediate so
luton of the condition brought about
by the signing of the armistice is con-
cerned, the accomplishments of the
conference are best stated in the fol-
lowing statement issued by the de-
partment of labor:
AS a result of conferences held
Friday, Saturday, Monday and today
between officials of the department
of labor and delegates rer eenting
the workers in the copper industry
Of Montana. Utah and Arizona, the
men have appointed a Per naneht
joint conference committee, which Is
empowered to confer with The man
ayers of the industry with view to
establishing a working agreement for
the period of read1ustment on peace
basis.
"The men today adopted resolu-
tions urging congress to pass such leg
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
Roy SCOUTS WILL JOIN IN
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL


Sunday, February 3, has been set
aside as a memorial day to the men,
ory of the late Theodore Roosevelt.
Fitting services will be held Sunday
evening in the East Ely church by the
Boy Scouts of America. In which or
ganization ex-President Roosevelt
was an honored officer.
The exercises will consist of vari-
Gus scout numbers demonstrating the
work the boy scouts are doing, illus
trative of the training they are re-
ceiving. The speaker of the evening,
DIR. Herbert Colby. Is a gentleman OF
large experience. a speaker of inter-
est. who will talk on scout activities
In America.
The public is welcome to these
exercises, and urged to come out and
hear and see something of vast in
terest. particularly so, the parents
who have sons belonging to this
worthy organization.
c. A. SHEPARD,
Scout Master TT. 1.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

islation authorizing government aid
as will furnish long-term credits to
facilitate resumption of our export
trade in raw materials, agricultural
products and manufactured goods,
and recommending 10 Secretaries
Baker and Daniels to hold the copper
stock they have on hand for the army
and navy.
In the opinion of the labor. de-
partment officials, the most import
ant result of the conferences has been
TO promote a spirit of cooperation
between the owners and the employees
in the industry.
John ID. Ryan, president Of the
Copper Export association, met the
men yesterday, and, without reserve,
laid his cards on the table, revealing
TO the men the critical situation In
the industry. which must result In
complete shutdown of the mines and
shelters unless, through mutual as
sistance OF employers and workers,
the business can be tided over the
next few months.
"The men were equally frank in
presenting the serious conditions of
unemployment prevailing In the cop
per districts. Each side thus has a
complete appreciation of the facts.
and feeling of confidence In the
good faith OF he other side. The de-
uaftment believes that IL n similar
spirit can be created In every indus
~ the read djustment period will be
passed through safely. since th
production OF copper may be calles
the key industry OF the country.
"The men gill return at once to
their respective districts and lay the
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
WHITE PINE RED CROSS
ELECTS OFFICERS

The White Pine County chapter of
the American Red Cross society held
its annual meeting and election of Of
ficers at a meeting in the Red Cross
room at the High school building
Wednesday evening. at which the fol-
lowing members were elected to Of
fice:
Chairman-Mayor A. b. Witcher
Vice Chairman-Mrs. John Weber
Secretary-Mrs. Mollie Rogers.
Treasurer-Kirke Martin.
Executive Board-Mrs. w. N. Nc
Gill, Mrs. H. C. Christian, s. C.
Patrick.
Chairman of Work Room--Mrs.
George Doyle.
Chairman of Supplies-Mrs. VIM.
Moorman.
Chairman OF Publicity-S. C. Pat
rick.
Chairman of Home Service-D. P.
BARLEY.
Board of Directos-Rev. NJ. j..
O'Reardon, Rev. James Mclaughlin.
Rev. Latham Ingham. Mayor A. B.
Witcher, ID. P. BARLEY. w. A Leon
ard, Ed Millard, ]. w. Biggane, s. C.
Patrick. II. w. Edwards, Kirke Mar
tin, A. S. Cubitz, d. p. Bailey, Mrs.
John Weber. Mrs. w. N. McGill, Mrs.
S. c. Patrick, Mrs w. H. Bishop.
Mrs. Mollie Roger, Mrs. A. J. Proc
tor, Mrs. c. b. H Wheelas, Mrs
VIII Watson, Miss Mildred Wetmorc,
Miss Fannie Cupid, Miss Mary Black,
Ely; Herman Wise, Mrs. Fl. C. Chris.
tian, East Ely; Mrs. II. C. Monroe,
Kimberly; NJ. w. Harrison. Lupd,
II. s. Arnolison, Preston; j. H. Mar
riott, Osceola-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
BILL TO LEMGTHEM
TERMS Of COUNTY
OFFICERS MAY PASS
SEMI-MONTHLY PAY DAY LAW
ENACTED, BUT GREATLY AL
TERED BY AMENDMENTS FROM
ORIGINAL DRAFT.

Nothing startling in the way OF
lawmaking is coming ont of Carson
this week. The solons are steadily
working on bills and near bills that
may affect the machinery of the
state in the near future.
The four year term for county Of
fcials as introduced in the bin by
Meder seems to have been launched
with a favoring wind on a calm sea
and unless unlocked for opposition
arises to blow IL off its course It may
win port on the governors desk.
Assemblyman Marsh is having all
kinds of troubles with his bill that
provides for the abolishment of the
county assessors and having the work
performed by the state tax commits
sion.
Another cry OF BLACK Douglas"
has been started by the introduction
OF the Booher gambling law which
will endcavor to classify a gambler,
Mr.. Gambler, Mrs. Gambler and
Miss Gambler" Little social games
may be called hard names under this
bill.
Taking an automobile from the
state that has been leased or is in
escrow, the main feature in the bill
introduced last week, and making
such an act felony. was passed by
the assembly.
Cattle and sheep men will be In
evidence next week when Assembly
man Hill of Washoe introduces his
bill to provide for the limiting OF the
grazing of sheep on the ranges used
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. S.--Street
car service was resumed this after
noon after Mayor Manson had made
effective his threat to put the situa-
ton In the hands of the federal gov
eminent No disorder marked the
day In Seattle and an early adjust
ment OF the strike liz now looked for.
Business resumed to some degree.
Action by trades unions in declaring
the strike unauthorized has served
to dispel the hopes of the radicals to
force long and determined struggle.
No arrests made during tho day,
but troops are patrolling the streets
and the police force has been largely
augmented.
United States troops from Camp
Lewis are in the city ready for any
emergency. Thiriy-six miles from
the city are stationed two battalions
and machine gun company. Equip
ment of the soldiers include 200 hand
grenades. Authority for the use of
the troCpe was granted. 1t If report
ed, by Secretary of War Baker.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. s.-Twenty
arrests of ]. W w. strikers and 9TH
ers and the presence of troops pro-
vented any serious disorder in the
strike OF the copper workers. Com
panies continued hosting ore al
though with diminished forces of
workmen. Troops are on duty and a
larger contingent is on the way from
Fort George Wright in Spokane.
Mover. head of the smeltermen' s
organization. has declared the strike
unjustihabie The situation seems
well In hand
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
ssssss sssssss ssss
WIRE FLASHES ON WORLD TOPICS

{ Especial To the News

PARIS. Feb. Two-thirds of the
draft of the League OF Nations has
been passed upon ~ tho committee
having II in charge. The remaining z
third, however. contains four of the
most Important prof. sais. 4 sub
committee was appointed today to
consider these four matters and re-
port to the full commission. Presi-
dent Wilson is pressing the commit
tee toward decision lie is anxious
that the full draft of the League of
Nations should be ready for subrnis-
sion 10 the full conference early next
week. That will leave time for
amendment and adoption OF the final
draft before the time when the presi-
dent must depart for home. Creation
of a supreme economic council which
for the period of the armistice is to
deal with questions of finance. food
blockade control. shipping and rail
materials was decided upon by the
supreme war council at It's session
this afternoon. The plan was pro-
posed by President Wilson. Zach In.
terested government is to be repro
sented on the new council by not more
than Ave delegates.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
NOTICE

NOTICE
To the Employees of the Nevada Con-
solidated Copper Co.
The Salt Lake Tribune OF Febru-
airy 5th last published a statement
issued from Washington by the Sec
retary of Labor on the serious condi-
ton of the copper metal market with
practically no demand for the metal
and large stocks on hand. This state
ment came out after the recent meet
Ing between the Secretary of Labor
and labor representatives called to
Washington by the Labor Depart
ment. 1t is an accurate representa-
ton of the present oyersuppIy and
lack OF orders for new copper.
The Engineering & Mining Jour
nal gave no quotation for copper COW
ering January month upon which
this Company will base its wage for
the succeeding February month)
pay roll as has been the practice in
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
WILL SEEK FEDERAL AID
IN RECLAMATION PROJECT

Mayor A. B. Witcher has sent out
call for a meeting Sunday after
noon at p. m. to be held at the City
Hall for the purpose OF farming an
organization with the object in view
of securing federal aid to reclaim
public land In the various valleys OF
White Pine County. The object of
the meeting will be to prepare facts
and figures along the lines of the nat
ural water courses located in this
part of the state and If necessary to
send a committee to Washington to
interview Secretary Lane.
White Pine county tried the expert
snent of drilling for water to be used
for irrigation purposes in the White
River valley several years ago and
II IL has not been sold there Is a
drilling outfit located soemwhere in
the southern part of the county.
The first experiment the county
made in this line was rather an ex-
pensive one, but If the government
can be induced to further this propo-
sltion. il is probable that all unoc-
eupied lands within the valleys would
be put into the great reclamation
projects that are interesting the gov
ernment at this time for the purpose
of preparing farms for the returned
soldiers who seek the life Of an ag-
riculturist
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
c. A. SHEPARD,
Scout Master TT. I.


facts before their fellow workers. No
d fiuife agreement has been made,
heeapse the labor delegation has no
loielTtive or treaty powers, but was
'iea 10 Washington by the secre-
labor simply to learn the ac-
editions of the industry. HAY
20 so, they will report 10 their
ais and convey the desire CT
9ternment that they await with
rance the passing tem-ora ~
IN the full and seasonahle ex-
f'1n that conditions will be rem
r. the near future.
aav the labor men intervie wed
g5aa'ors and representatives of
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

by the cattle during certain seasons.
The semi-monthly pay day law as
proposed by Senator Griffiths OF
Clark county passed Friday. but IL
vas go trimmed down with amend
ments that the original features of
the bill were practically wiped out.
Senator Griffiths' other bill provid-
ing for the punishment OF men who
leave dependent families, by putting
the offenders to work on the county
roads, passed unanimously.
Governor Boyle will preside at the
Roosevelt services to be held this aft
ernoon in Carson.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

PLATTSVILLE, Wis. Feb. s.
Exploding gasoline. ignited by an in
significant blaze in the basement of
the Realty building here. today,
caused at least seven deaths and the
probable mortal injury of one other
erson.
II is believed that three or four
I.erscns may be under the walls OF
the building that collapsed from the
exploding gas. The building contain
cd stores, flats and offices and was in
The heart of the business district.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

ARCHANGEL, Feb. S.-British
and Russian troops. supported by
American machine gun and trench
mortar units, began an attack at 10
O'Clock this morning against the Boil
sheviki, on the Petrognad road south
OF Kadish. There have been no final
reports on the results of the fighting.
The infantry went forward after the
Canadian artillery had silenced the
enemy artillery in a bombardemnt OF
several hours. The attack was made
for the purpose of protecting the
American positions at Sredmakrenga,
about thirty miles eastward, from a
flank attack. The Bolsheviki are
shelling the American positions In the
vaga sector continuously.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09

PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb. S.-Three
American naval filters. Ensign Duane
Ruttedge of Robins. La. David Min
sie. Tyrone. fa.. and Ralph MeCor-
mack. East Boston, Mass, we're kill
ed here today when ;heir hydro air.
plane from the training station bere
fell Ave hundred feet into the bay.
Efforts are being made to recover the
bodies of In unfortunate fliers.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-09
NOTICE

NOTICE
To the Employees of the Nevada Con-
solidated Copper Co.
Effective February 8, 1919, the
January, 1919 scale of wages paid 10
all employees of the Nevada Consol-
idated Copper Company will be the
scale when copper is selling at 26
cents per pound based on Engineer
ing and Mining Journal quotations
When copper sells between &c and
% cents per pound there will he a
reduction in the wage of all en-
ployes for each one-cent decrease In
the metal selling price of copper. as
follows:
From 26 TO 22 cents all employees
will be reduced 12.5 cents per day
for each one-cent decrease In the