davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Americans Start Rally

Tilden and Johnston started a great
rally In the fifth game, Johnston send
ing sizzling forehand drives into mid
court, and these shots came aver so
last that the Australians could not
get into position quickly enough to
meet the attack and were compelled
30 take the ball at their feet
Ine Amemcans took TIE next three
games. breaking through Brookcs's
service in the sixth game. after
BrooAes had missed a very easy "kil''
when close to the net. lie failed on
another of precisely the same kind
IN the next game, but then the cham
pions t'ghtened up and won the last
TWO games by splendid voileyiag ard
smashing. This was the set at 6-l,
and the match was square
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
United Hunts Entries

FIRST RAG E-Tne Hollis. for =
cld7. s.x fuiiongs
Walk -he Plank.-... 10 sesrice star ...-... II
Itchlel II ..--.. / Sweet Ni-ie - ia
tomique ..... 4 Shsrandoah .-... =
Weary ia Harhanore -
Sea Serpent .....-.. ll9 super ..-... ~
Armistice III Spad i II
SECOND RACE-The Trial Steeplechase
for three -year-Olds two miles
Esr.0cker ........... l35 Manager Mirh ....-.l32
indian Desert ..... 1872 IIou1ini ......-... l}2
Perigofl ..... 1872 kwoneshee ..... 81
Delaware ....-...... l35 Sweet Mss .....-... 49,
jas A sheridan tml lsg Jay Bird ...-... -
iJa5 Bird Was entered but IS not elig-
ibIe)
THIRD RACE-The Mineols Handicap
for thrae -yesr-olds ard upward one mile:
SAMMY ard imp .... 10 Musical Honors in } j lol
Brooks -..- Is Crumpsal tim )-..-.. rs
MyndoveF --.-....-i ~ Delaware .........--. l95
Vague no l5fe ..-.....- -.... :
Currash a-een ..... io5 r-seni.s Iml -.-.- i1s
Amphloa ............l 100 Over There i'm .ls0
HypnorlSt ...--.-- l05 lin Dinney .....-..-- IL
September Morn ....io5
FOURTH RAcE-The Queens steeple-
ard, TWO and one-half miles
Stosset i95 tiyslan iln} .--....l IS
d3Sf hooa coodseIiow s 5 Se9S s,oassooa
The weight on Robin Goodfellow in
cludes five pounds penalty for winning g
after announcement OF weights
FIFTH RACE-The stayers' Handicap
for three-year-olds ard upward; one and
PRIME. Hal II lim.) .l50 Musical Honors oim} l4s
Amphion ......-.... .lt5I Lyle Is3
SIXTH RAcE-The Lynbrook steeple-
chase selling Tor four year-olds and Up
ward fNo Iuiles
North Star ..-.-.....i = Whist II ...... la2
.Ea6a coodiellos 81 .r--ssoee "''''' Il.
lri-n Gir III inj i. 'sSi66ereei, IS
Five pounds allowance claimed for
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

com7l.meaied the men 81 Logan coun-
iy ter the sDocess 81 the meeting sDc
urged no-e frequent ser -sogethei
meets. more team work. more uni.lea
eito-v n dung ihe many ihines wh4ch
one nan could no accomplish alone
sui which were ~ has 10 succs ss.ui
isRiiion by unity ot acgson.
sstor .o- Better Stock.
o 3 AcJou ot Lore.l. was The II
$ ~ake- and made strong tak tor
better live STOCK he sud he me~sc-
ng WAS the kind be lonr had wAn.ea
70 see in Logan county and hopes
there w0uBd be many more of them-
Right then and there wss belns laid
NE corner Stone for a g-esl tree tadr
in Lo-Hr comfy, he said hing ths-
uEs OF the utmost Importance 70 ev-
cry pure bred live stock breeder He
urged al hive stock men 10 EXHIBIT sf
ahe coming sAir and to begin 40 gei
ready al once He was specially in
ieresse5 in short horns ana woald gsetr
sonally aod SIS 10 the $J0 sweepstake
prize sor ahe best sboTT horn anims.
1ttered hr the short horn breeders
association and the tair association
sno he hoped that breede-s OF olaer
lines would aAae similar action
Neil Humphrey Of Meridian talked
On gueerwrlosis in cattle and ot The
Importance Of steps being taken Il
eradicate II from the herds ot Logan
,ounry He explained how every hired
" oould have MS animals aesfed with
ons expense. sy gorernnvuf r,eprese1-
tstares and of the TrowIsdons made
for rsianbI-si1g the owners az infect
q animals .Qr the greater portion OF
their loss
DR. Woodward of SNYDER member
II shs Legislature since statehood now
aannrciad with the sraae marketing
commission. 1azkea briefly on cooper
ssion among farmers along al lines of |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
~ Lutz "St0re for Men"

preceded her 10 the better land The
other four were al her bedside al ne
tine OF her death
She professea faith in Christ al the
age Of thirteen and united with the
Norra Methodist church in Cumber-
land Maryland On coming 20 Kansas
IN the Methodist church, South. q.
in 1871 she placed her Membership
Rising Star. Kansas. remaining with
that church 1nril q fey years ago,
when sae zsni=4d VITA iae Christian
church During the past few weeks
she SPOKE zuanv times Of her home
rosng z-d she said she Was ready and
willing
Mt I5a Newman and Mrs Lacy
BiErs o. ca-hrie. Mrs Mary RAIDER Of
Piedmont Kansas. and Rcneroy
Cooper Of Meridian we're ali presenf
q; sae death and fznsSl Of their moth
e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
sIsppy nodles
Prepare \ Advance
\ Ve.4>sfrs inlsssnes Fer Ezpseaaaa
Mothua

McsheE for crr kAf . cufusy I'M
esd WIN The gtnoEf REGULARITY he time.
lzsrsoycd pftp1r-tion. k1<hers FY30d bG6Gp
t'e zsTivsl 81 b11T. Here is tzuly vozd9.
IA psnefrstnG e-pisrstiea for fks sbduufa
9Bc kHeast& Il softx1s nDd ushes ela1Hc
ee Easses. r-13e-ing tk<sn plant 10 reodEy
ped 70 nstnres der.-1 fcr expanuica- Dy
~ ne the e-xiczs Dc7fkk of preennnry
sse made c--fcr-zh,e- he nsrsl rTrnE
inf ft--t1- nez-acs-1ewn and sf5<1c1kng paias
are ccz-sfrsrted The Eyaen b prr1nred
fos fAe roznsrr e1ert 17d he ~ of 160ffeSs
tr7cnd tri1<s re<&<ul nights and hnspV on1frl-
pEfscz- ~ f1e neyves are nue dra9a -
wa f&e u<csl r<rAsn-
by ~ rt<z,zr srphct;cc d. uunr,m -
pad cek,y vbsn h1tv ARMS; q - r
40 q she criss ard materially e pain -
Eost<-k F1eni b q m1e = ewx
c-uR Esrc- n Is <c- ex1asnnl - ooir. r.
s2.r<ey sz<e AID uo1derf1ly o{Ia1fSe
Wrfe tfe Brzd8e;d Reeuio6nr CS1cssw.
@ G. Lenz- Butidlng- Aflnna,. G1srT5S'
- fher irfere<zznr NpfhRsDDd 80 ~
, 1seu q ao<be-'s Prse1d, 90 G5Snis n
.ofz,s q Hoth<rs Rr1end ~ - -
.--ss - bsy-s - oRo1ef1 0uDn1f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
LIVE STOCK MEN
OF COUNTY WILL
HELP BOOST FAar

tContinuea from Page ODs.a
fo- fire general prosperity 81 Blaine
Kingfisher and other counties 0d III
stale and urged 'he business men ant
farmers TO re; 1ogesher along sll lines
O. agricultural devsloprnerr
ID Claude Smith OF kanEtiShar. sec
ssaa-y Of the Kingtishrr County F1ar
and organizer of the Breeders asso-
clation and hig dive stock sales OF Ihsl
county was the next speaker and
made the -asl address of 1he evening
His subject WAS ~Co-operatl0n. and
h+ talked earnestly and eaoquengay
for the earnest, active. practical, CO.
operation os al 5n siness men Of the
ccanty-Ihose Of the towns and hos
of the tsrms-tor The ppbuilding O
The towns sn1 the county. for The pro
motion OF pure bred live s7cck. fer
the success OF the county fair He
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
NINE MILES OF SHIPS.
WHAT LAKES PRODUCED

Nav York. Mar 2s-Nine miles OF
ships. They wcnld MAKE floating
vail along the lake front from Central
Park Of Chicago almost TO Evanston
In Ne~ York waters they vculd ex-
tend the fuli Length Of Manhattan Is
iznd. on she Hudson river side. from
the Battery TO S1uysen Duyvil- They
would IN Fsfth avenue It's entire
ieng-h and proiecz t~o miles farther
into the Bro1x In Washington they
would string oss from the White
House all the way 10 Christi church
in Alexandria
Nine and three-senths miles Of clean
CT cargo ships That Is the latest
oSsScsai report On the contribution O.
the Great Lakes marine Held BY
cdnni restrictions 70 4 lighter type o.
vessei shan thax made On The coasts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

took il, and ] believe ! would never
have beer wei II il Had not beer fer
the Vegetable Compound and Lydia {
PInkhgm's Ssnative Wash. lam recon-
rnending your medicine 70 al women all
ing as ] Was. for | think il VIII carry
then safely through the Change Of Life,
xn6 relieve the ailments that come st
that period Mrs AlEuE c NANGLE.
Gklstik, H.
Women wbosuEey from Nervousness.
"hesf flashes" hackacbe, headaches,
and the blues. should try this famous
root snd herb remedy. lydia z Pink
ham Vegetable Compound and IL corr
phcstioas exist write the lydia e Pink
ham Medicine Co. LINN. Mass The
result cf their % years experience IA
zurh cases Is :; your service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

When Energy and Vitality are
Lowest, then-Inhuenza!
(ey 8. c. BOWER. u. ID

) tEf =. ~ S@fN t-t-a NJ ~
At this TINE Of The yez- pacple feel wesk
/ tired, hs.less, thss, blood rs thin. they have
lived indoors and perhaps expended sH
their mental and bodily energy xod they
want TO know how to renew Their energy
and stamina, overcome headaches ano
hArksches, have clear eves. smooth,
ru3dy sian xnd seel the exa1erstson of resl
good hsalih tingiing thru their bodies.
Good, pure. rich, red blood is the ness
insurance against Ills OF al kinds. YOU
are spt 20 sufier from Al sssAck OF ln-ir-
enxs IL yorr health is run down
Purify the blood and you can dsfr
ineuenxa. This is the time 10 ciean
borse and freshsa up bit.
Dnnk bot water . hall hour bGae
meals and for . vegetable tome t1Hps
nothing better than Dr. Piercs's Ca3n
Medical Discovery, the oid-fashbued
hehal remedy, which has hsd such . e7e
erputasion for City yexs- 1t contains 10
elcohol cr narcotics and r rasde INTO tab
Ien ssd 6qnd Seod 10 ceaz to Dr.
Psauss Inv,Ed' Hesel. Butslo, n. T.
Tor kial psrng-
Ohals~a. Ark-"My Ettle ssep-dHnebse
had scarlet fever and The fewer ieit h4
with . cough that lasted for four yezrx-
snd thrce bottles of Dr. Herx's Co3dn
Medical Discovery cured hs She hH
had 20 coueh for IN months She s1ogFued
uUuing aft1 she had Tie fever. but zznk
- ~ tnken The D1apvrfy she : Q0x-
- fask Sc = only 9 ycsn I'D
hnNo Dr. HuUes ued6un0 = nv
fnn11y - vunm an6 ed I'm heexQ H.
ehW = dh1ns1 - bs.--C.B y 0sosvsz.
- - II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

,ouruea coiorea orator q Mnssoget
ssmself Harvard man. delyere5 th'
class se-mo1. Superintendent Plough
- presented ,be diplomas 10 ths
.weniy-S.x graduates
TIE program. which was al musical
and the chorus singing under the a.
rection O. rot A J Scales. Was ex-
cepsScasliy good
i an proud 81 the work accomplish e
ed BY itle pupils and teachers o. ths
PLAYER higA school this yeAr sAsa
Pracaal D 6. Morton
The class aghi exercises were held
ar the opera house "Wednesday neeat-
The program follows; CaoEns. -WAie'
Lies. Class; Class ESory. Florenct
P-sme; Class r-ophesy. Florence
Rrsne; Vocal SOLO. "wAirinr-, Elhzs-
beth Cspers: Cho-ns. song ot Peace
Class: Glass Poem. Raymcns Bovens; ;
Vocal Solo. Blanche Jones: Class VII
Arney {. Harnllr: Chorus. Garment {.
Class: Orsrion Ethiopian Samuel
McCn-d. Vocal Solo. AT Night on The
Stormy Deep, Deroy ? Love; At
dress. True Wealth a a Race. BY
ron Othel5o Terrell: Glee Club. Pa
lrlo1ic R-agrRaocso~ Bovens. Nc
Cord. johnson. Te--eN. Steele Love
Presentation. Joseph jacques. Class
Sang. Win Songs And Gar4Ends
Class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
FUNERAL or MRS. COOPER.

The funeral Of Mrs. Reeeccz AM
Cooper WIS held n -he bone OF her
son n Meridian yesterday afternoon
AZ .3S O'Clock
The services were conducted BY Rer.
Gzr H Fsndelr. Of TIE Fsrx- Christian
church cf Gneh-ie. Burial was n rh<
cenersry fAres miles west of Ne
ridian-
Rebec0 An. Marta vzk born y
Pennsylvxnlz- Derenber "a. 1sss. and
dfet NAY =. 1913. ~ Meridian. Okla
aged - yesrz and months In be-
a<Ahse1<h rsa< - vas. married sc
ea1eD Cooper To <h1s ez5o1 sevex
ena1Ea uere hor1- a vAoa thrse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

WAS v1ic with misery
/ hAd . constant dull
pain, and Eould q
always fee tired l
suffered in this way
for five or SIX years
and WAS treated by
s physician and took
different remedies
without benefit.
Lydia &. PinkhAn S
V egetable Com
pound " SIS recon
|r,eoSe1 10 me gnc /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

For this week only. The
very best union -alls on the
market; guaranteed khaki
color sizes, 81 to As.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

i, is said that some OF the London
stops spend anywhere from five hun
dred 10 one thousand pounds a year
on the cleaning OF their brass and
windows. A few firms keep their own
staff for the work. tut the majority
have il done by contract
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

so<k an Sicl1 q shs VERY ssooc~<fsl
frs f@sr IN k,o~a -oaniy,
Al Wesis Get eesir1 Pair.
4. 7 a No1issae. hsnses q >svins
scl1 - hls pla~sar~ u eeins I~es-
snt a. . ro-~ q the far association
and sasd tAe messing ~ss oae ~kicA
dr~ the whole cc1nty eiossr % ousA-
ne Tue fssntsrson for the rrsl sac
cess a. sAe cimxr-on Valley PAR ~ss
isla there H. SD and he ~.s sare
'hs, fhe wscae ocansy soasd g., ee-
htnt he fair sAis y~4r and make u
50 A much s~sser fselins sAs r~e-
is~iiins over ne ccan,y toward cssh-
Z r.e. ne said. and Ne hoG--t thai the
men q sne towns ane the coansry.
wo1i1 se; together ofsensr in III Gu
inre.
A. shis 3ancfnre ths meeting ras
turned or-r 90 County Aeen, Gosory.
x'ho TODD ~ she wcrk and plans q ms
offsce 20 h~lp she tive Sers m~n aud
AL other farm Interests and - MS
desire ana eftorss 90 secure eatire 90
operation .. the fArzners VITA sAe
hn ''ness men ~ che towns ant ~ shs
img.orsADce 20 al - sAe farming in-
isresis a. -uccesstal fsif He asked
The Elessure ~ fAe I've stock men
pressn: Aad npon moiion she "Lorzn
coun,y Improved 1--we Stock Rre,-d-
e-s' association wss orSAnised and
officers esecsed As follows
Ne~ Officers Elected
Presidenf-A \ r-es~.r. Seward
Wee resideo,-JaAL P.elser. Mu,-
han
Secrefarr-o r Acton Lowell
T-eas1rer-T A Montague. Navins
Direciors-FrSd Birckei. Be-v HAues
o + Tshbef-s. Neil Humuh-ey. Cls-R
Bowen AIbers MetzeAr. Pred / Wen
ner
The directors represent me differ
n breeds and classes q live stock
Prssidens Dresser beng called or.
ssid he was no s1eaker hut thanked
he ASSOCIATION tor The honor con
erred upon him. would work and DC
bis best 40 make me association a
'Dccsss ana wanted the co-o7erssior
nd assistance q al the members
After urging upon xllghe Importance 4
{ early preparation fer rAe coming
AZ he appointed a committee on cor
tiluiion and hy-lzws
% Great Coco 10 co9ry-
A. she meeting adjourned i WAS the
a-lsensRs q c7inion that the oocs-
iSa had been one t-anehi EifA much
GOD for che farming and business in
arests az the couniv Secretary Das-
IN ot the state marketing commits
lorl who was 8 special guest said i
as one Of Ghe best get-ioseeher
le@rines he had ever attended, and
aggessicn -nAde sy several members
ID ger si.y- aprruved wss that 7he
$500 r seoE fheir appreciation. OF
De rs St dhe business men cf
trc--e w4-s Entertaining ghen and
4rL lrInE ne lire stock interests by
wing dinner in the near future al
hich rhe business men would be heir
aAsas. III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

Peet Bros. Creme OIL or Bath
Tablets. choice Of the following
odors: Rose. Lavender. Peroxide or
Geranium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
UH ANNUAL COMMENCE.
MENr. A RECORD BREAKER
tcoa,snued from Pare onel

t1N-A44ltA 3-E 0-NtH
twenty -eirss graduated from the col
ored high school. making ;essi o.
ninety four for ine year
Honor Rel.
Wallace Robertson was vsle5sctor-
ian ana Marie Pratt sAlnis;orsA- o.
tie city high school The following
won place on the honor roll:
John Barwicx 0yihe Towsley
Faith Freer Eliza Gaff1ey
Esther Roe Peter Jelsms
Alpha Dodds Minor Durreti
Ofialie Terrill Ronsyne Field
THE CLASS
John Pickard Edna Goodnight
Irene Powell osyihe Towsley
Susie Randells Buford Ward
Harrieife Reder Msbelle Huftine
Carl Scheihing Helen lnnskeep
Herman Smith Peter Jelsms
James Jenkins Evalina Nelson
Flossie johnson Oitslie Terrill
0rena Kennedy Glenn Paris
Harold Liebhart Mamie Park
Minnie Bsckhans Marvel Phillips
John Barwick Jnella Douglas
Blanche Bennett Mary Douglas
Ercell Blakely Thclma Duke
L4suns Bledsoe Lois Dunsworih
TaEls Bledsoe Minor Dnrret-
Myrtle Carey Bertha Euster
John Coftersl Ruth Faulkner
Alvin Crane Romsvns Field
DORIS De Nerier Eliza GAffnev
Alpha Doods Mark Hargis
Ella Mae Hetch Faith Freer
Pm Allis Carpenter Ruth Frishie
Christene Henderson Mona Hess
Josephine Rowland Grace Butler
Charles Carpenter LOIS Frisbie'.
katherine McIaman Ray Miles
guaniis Ritfe-bnsch Mary Neal
Wallace Robertson Smith Wolfe
Frances Sampsell Alfred Witt
Ada Dell Madden I-nla Mater
Esther Ann Roe Marie Pratt
Valera Mooruan Virgil Dobhs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23

the district did not produce 80 many
net tons as certain other sections. Blu.
il baiis more ships than any other dis
tr7c- in the United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
COMMENCEMENT AND CLASS
NIGHT PROGRAM. FAVER H $

Graduation exercises for Flaver
high school class of 1919. took place
last night al the opera Acnse. At
co-ney G. W p Brown. the silver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-23
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Relieves
the Ailments Of Change
Of Life.

During Chr.nss ot ( 5s had bot
7Esnes. clEzy ,,e--z -1c every month
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
UN CAS0 DE RESURRECCION
JOSE MARTINEZ ABRIO A
GOLPES liza TAPA
DEL FERETRO.

En- Culiacan, repdblica de Me
xico, ocurri6 hoce pccos dias un in
cidente extrano. Un individuo lla-
mado JosG Martinez dejo dc exis-
tir repentinaanente. Despues que
los medicos Sc hubieron cerclora-
do Gle que estaba bien muerto. la
familia del extinto Sc prepare a
efectuar el sepelio con la pompa
acostumbrada ali. Los familiares
v relacionados velaron Ell cadaver
durante la noche y al dia siguien
lie, a las diez de la manana, el cor
tojo f1nebre inicio su Marcia ha-
cia .el cementcrio. En- la mitad del
camino los concurrentes notaron
que el ataud Sc mov1a. Pocos mo-
mentos despu6s el muerto, dando Sc
nalcs indudables de vida, abrio a
golpes la tapa del feretro, Sc ineor
por6, descendio de la carroza, y
volyi6 a su casa corriendo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
AL BRILLANTE POETA. DON
JOSE JOQUIN RIBERA.
San Juan, P. R.

an ouon ~.
Muy senor mio -:
Realmente me sorprendi6 yer su
aclaracion inserta en- "La Demo
cracia" y Ell Ell INIPARCIAL re
ferente la firlna de mi cr6nica
acenca de "Oro y Violeta" publ
I cada en- este 12timo diario el pasa-
do viernes.
Ne parece que por aca todos lie
conocemos. Es I'd. un poeta muy
sentimental, muy triste. Bastan-
tes poesias suyas he leido en- la
prensa portorriqueha. NTuchos amos
hace que las mllsas ~vienen inspi-
randole.
Ahora bien; 81 usted hubiese lei
do bien mi -cr6nica, comprende-
ria que es un ne6fto en- ell perio-
disno qllien la escribio.
Pero 81 I'd. Sc fla en- la orto-
grafia de nuestros apellidos po,
dra notar la diferencia entire la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
Como ha de ser!

Leo en- La Bdndcra Americana
"El Lcdo. Travieso acepta ser
un representante en- la COmision
que ha de trasladarse a los Esta-
dos UnidOs para conseguir dona-
tivos para la reconstruction de
Mayagiez. Pero el dice que debe
esperarse que pase ell inyierno
para hacer gestiones, Y mientras,
-deben acumularse los datos v ha-
Ger la propaganda tanto aquf CO.
mo en- los Estados Unidos.
"El aceptar tai eomision el Sr.
TrayiesO es una gaTantia de que
habra de culminar en- un gran
exito ell prop6sito por ell cual Sc
ha constitufdO La SOciedad Re
constructora de Mayagiiez"
Hago constar mi inconformi-
dad con que portorriqueho de Ma
yagiiez, salgan fuera del pals a
pedir donatiyos en- nombre de este
para la reconstruction de su ciu-
dad.
y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
"VIDA GALLEGA"

Saluda todos sus suscritores
en- Puerto Rico y les participa que
su representation esta estableeida
va EN- esta Isla, tambien teneln0s
en- \dep6sito para la venta las 81
guientes obras de la Region de
Galicia "Andurina", "Alma de
la Aldea" Y "Ramo Cativo" a
$1.00 el ejemplar.
Suscripcianes a ''Vida Gallega"
en- Puerto Rico (un ano) pesetas
1850 ptas.
ST su suscripci6n esta >vencida
puede renovarla dirigiendose
Agencia de ''Vida Gallega," ="
Box IA, Vieques, P. R. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
\ CARTA. ALBERTA

l"B" y la ''V" con que nos frma-
mos. Su estilo es muy triste, el
mio es muy alegre. A mi me agra
dan las fiestas, los bales y muy
pocas cosas me amargan la vida.
Yo soy partidaro de la filosofia de
Canales. Por estas razones seiior
poeta, creo SUI aclaracion algo ino-
portuna.
Pero parece que su fin es otro.
jEs que esta I'd. envanecido de
su nombre? Pues, en- el mundo
hay mas.
Como principiante, todos mis- ar
ticulos siempre los he frmado con
pseud6nimo siguiendo los respetas
bles consejos de mi inolvidable Y
fenecido maestro don Domingo Ru
bio. Ahora recuerdo que una tar
de me dijo:. "seiior Rivera, ponga
I'd. un nombre supuesto en- sus
eacritos o Sc las entendera con ell
poeta. -
Sin mas por hoy, queda de I'd.
Patentamente,
Jose Joaquin RIVERA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30

Asociaci6n Sufragista de Ponce,
invite todas las poncehas para
una reunion cue Sc efectu0 ell Is
de Enero en- el Liceo Ponceiio.
Asi me gusta; que las feministas
cuenten con el concurso general
de todas las mujeres Y no hagan
una politica sectaria dentro de su
seXo. Si las Hderes del feminismo
persiguen ell bien general de la
mujer, cper que no han de tener
siempre muy presente que la in
mensa mayor1a del mujerio porto
rrique1o son obreras y trabaja-
doras asricolas? Y esta mayoria,
sin duda, sera ell ell maiiana la
que junto con la minorla de mu-
jeres profesionales, ricas, media
mas Y de oficios domesticOs 0 en-
pleos pdblicos y particulares, ayu-
dara, segtn los deseos de las Illus
tres iniciadoras del mOvimientO
feminista entire nosotros, a la So
luci6n de nuestros intrincados
problemas econ0micos Y polfticOs.
JULIO SAN JUAN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
Senores ectores.

De un art1culo de don Felix
Matos Bernier saco este recOrte
GEL pObre en- Puerto Rico va a
degenerar EN- un paria del capi-
talismO, 81 este no Sc propone a
respetar ell derechO de cada hon.
bre givir, obteniendo por su ira
bajo, no ell pan miserable que dia-
riamente consume, sino un bene-
ficio, tai Y como el capital 10 OBJ
tiene ell mayor escala y con ma
yores garantfas del Estado v de
todas las instituciones que de el
Sc derivan y con el Sc sostienen.
"Trabajar para conner y vestir
NAL, es una vergiienza para ell
hombre que tiene conciencia de
su valor personal Y su valor en-
la colectividad. Para ESQ no val
drla la pena de una petici0n de
iusticia; Y no valdrfa la pena de
extrangular las relaciones que de-
ben eXistir entire ell capitalista v
ell trabajadOr, entire el gobernante
y ell gobernado, entire ell ciudadano
y Ell Poder."
Tomo de La VOs de la Pdtria
este sueltO:
"Ciertas mujeres bochinchosas
que acudieron el sabado la casa
del seiior Alexandra Galanes, pa
IA participar del repartO de pro-
visiones que Sc yiene hacienda
entire las personals insolyentes, Sc
condujeron en- forma tan desorde-
NADIA y escandalosa, que tuvO el
policfa ALI de seryicio que empu-
JaflaS y amenazaflaS con Ell fO-
ten.
"Unas sufrieron ataques de ner-
yiOs, Otras rodaron por TERRA y
las mas educadas y prudentes Sc
alejaron de aquel sitio jurando no
volver y sin lograr obtener el do
native que esperaban recibir.
":Por que no Sc reparten a do
micilio esos socorros, Hon. Alcal-
de?"
Aunque creo que esas limosnas
deben repartirse sin aparato y sin
denigrar quienes las reejban;-es-
timo que la insolvencia no puede
de grado hermanarse con el orden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
CASA DE MADEIRA

Sc Uende una hernsOsG ca
sa dc MADEIRA, de may s6lMa
construction, con jardin, ga
rage y te,veno para hortali-
SG q vacG de lecl,e, sta en- la
carreterG de HGto Rey.
Para nsds informes, esc,s-
base a p. 0. Boo 25, HGto
Rey. ADvT.