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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
Los documentos cogidos a los
eonspiradores de Barcelona, con-
tienen revelaciones estupendas.
Ell Oral. .Eniliano Zapata ha 81
do muerto a traici0n.
(Cabe Eel Imparcial'O
Via w. /. p. and T. Co.
(Cable a Eel Imparcial.")
Via w. I. p. and T. Co.

MEJ1CO.-Ampliando los detalles recibidos de
muerte de Zapata dicen estgos presencaes que
cota del General Zapata defend6 bravamente pero
mo pudo evtar la muere de caudo ocurrda del modo
mas inesperado En- la refriega, los matadores de
pata tuveron numeroslsmas bajas. Aunque Sc consde
ra una fortuna para Meco la muerte de Zapata, la
nera como Sc ha logradO esta acerbamente crcada
BARCELONA.-La poicia Sc ha apoderado de impor-
tantsmOs documentos pertenecentes la sociedad dir
gda por Karl Harsvg En- los documentos cogdos ha
revelaciones estupendas Sobre elias guarda aho
ra cometa eserva porque Gentlemen cave de grandes
sorpresas de insospechabes rastros que evaran
was sensacionales detenciones
PARIS.-M George Clenenceau ha sido interpelado en-
ia Camara aceIede la suaci6n de Francia sen elafae
Ito actual ell Primer Mnistro ha podido responder
gantemente Entire Otras ha dcho Cemenceau que
prefere que la Interpolation haya producido hoy
or que aver porque aver solo hubera poddo dar espe
ranzas mentras que hoy puede anunciar que Franca
reclblra una completa reparacion
PAR1S-Explanando conceptos al ser interpeado
en- la Camara NJ Clemenceau, ha dcho soennemente que
demas de la indemnizacon acordada Francia recbira
el dominic del vale del Serre Obtener esto-agrego ell
Primer Ministro-ha sido dfc pero debo confesar-ha
dchoque nuestros aados Sc han mosrado deseosos de
compacer Franca comprendiendo la usticia de nues-
tras demandas Los diputados ovacionaron Clemen-
ceau.
MADR1D.-La prensa comenta con vivo interes la no.
tca de que ha sdo descuberto un remendo compot en-
Barcelona capitaneado por aeman del que forma-
ban pare aleaneS tenidos propio pals
como personas peigrosas La prensa en- general reco-
mienda al gobieo que proceda toda energa contra
esos extran que as pagan la hospitadad recbida
Ell hecho de que las asocacones obreras hayan estado
siendo juguetes de las maqunaciones extraneras ha
causado gran desorenac6n campo proletario.
NEW YORK.-La muerte de Zapata Sc considera un
gran paso hacia la pacicacion de Meco Por 10 menos
ha suprmdo del escenaro de la revoluci6n al enuo
de Pancho Villa que cero aspecto ell de la ferocdad
era mas temible que ell famoso caudlo La Prensa de
esa cudad reere de verdadera cruedad de las
que fue protagonsta ell banddo ecutado por tropas
del General Gonzalez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
UN BALE EN- YAUCO

Nuestro distinguido amigo D.
Juan Fernandez, Presidente de
Centre Espaiol de Yauco, nos in
vita al bale que ha de llevarse
a efectO en- los salOnes de dich(
ciculo social, en- la noche del 20
del corriente.
El acto promote quedar muy
animado. Damoslas gracias pol
la invitaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
"LOS SOBRINOS DEL ITO
SAM" EN- PONCE.

(Poro telegrafo)
Ponce, Abril H. 1919.
Perez Losada,
San Juan, r. r.
Con otro lleno dimos anoche
por segunda vez cl aio de La que
ira; que nuevamente fue muy
aplaudido. Reiterosle mi felicita-
ci6n.
Castdncrd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14
PROTEJA SUS INTERESTS

Nosotros podemos darle un medic muy bueno elo
81 ID compra novedade instalada hace cen
pudera que agna de las novedade uvera la msma
edad fundacion de la cada Mentras 81 ID
nosoros Puede estar de I'D compa
realmente novedades
Ademas precios e $50 mas baraos que oas
Vendemos 10 mejor que mporta p R. precios muy
reducidOs.
Hagamos vista enseguda para que pueda esar asega-
do contra los precios caros
BAZAR DE NOvEDADES
Allen 80 esquna Cruz,
Generoso Fernandez & Co.. S. en- c.
g1AA San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-14

CantandO Flor de TIE la
"MAJA"
acaricia la tonadilla siendo todo
delicadeza y arte. Advt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

between destroyers and submarines.
deafening bombs and the most bril-
liant colors imaginable.
Last nights audience was pleased
and stirred by the gorgeously spec
taClIar display as no other state fair
audience has ever been pleased or
stirred Explanations Of wonder And
delight greeted every new effort Of
the busy crew who lahored amid the
sfToW|r of sparks Rockets which
burst hundreds of feet in the air
with small "plop' sending out
y myriad of smaller stars and
comets, which in turn, burst into
streams Of every hue in the rainbow,
some Of them with the decoration of
a t8-ineh gun.
Taking It by and large. as most
things are taken, the state fair -
far and away the best of its kind.
Thousands of Richmonders and Viz
ginians from all sections will crowd
the enclosure during the remaining
five days of the week, and none of
them will be sappointed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
STATE: FAIR
CONTINUED from Page One.)

little remorse for the part they play
in the high cost of living which
stays a respectful distance away
from producers on the farm.
Not only the best crowd we
have ever known on an opening
day" said General Manager SauE~
ters. but exhibits of every charac~
tire are better than We have had at
Any time in the past 1t ts going 10
be the greatest state fair Virginia
has known"
Farmers this year are taking an
unusual interest in the great ex-
htbit Of saa claiWesy wtrjch 4s shown
under the supervision of the extern
son division of the Virginia Poly
technlc Institute. Engineer {. +.
Seitz is IN charge
Special attention is given to the
continuous tractor demonstrations,
showing the belt work Of feed grind
crS. ensilage cutters. etc. II Is the
rgtost complete assortment which II
las been attempted to show here
tofore and includes makes az fol-
lows:
Fordson. Cleveland. Avery, Inter
rational Titan, Huber, Case Re-
liable Frick, General Ordnance.
fTappy Farmer, Wallace Club. Mo-
line and others.
In three OF tbs agricultural ex-
h bit buildings there are very at
tractive displays OF mc-saving de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

vices for the housekeeper, work in
nome economies and by girls can
ming clubs and county and individ
ual farm exhibits.
UNCLE SANS SHOW
In the midst of happy, 1ostling
ciowd on the midway there stood
grimly an unsung hero of the great
war.
Four chevrons on the left sieve
bespoke two long years Of service
IN the war against Prussian autoc
racy; I'VE on the right told the
story of wounds received in action
when America was storming the
heights OF Hundom.
But these were not the only dec
ofatons. There was the French
Iroix de Guerre, with three palms,
revealing to the soldier that France
regarded the wearer as thrice a
hero.
II the grim hghting machine
couid nave spoken, it might have
told or swift trips with Colonel A.
latin, OF the Sixth Regiment
or Marines. of the dark days when Ii :
raced on the edge OF Paris and
through the city of Meaux. while the
refugees from the invaded area
took the backward road to Nowhere
and that the WORLD held it's breath
in suspense; of the terrible moments
in early June when the Devil DOGS
and their glorious comrades of the
Ninth and Twenty-Third infantries
and Second engineers at Belleau
Woods made de2thless history; Of
the victories which came in the
days to follow and the memorable
march across the Rhine.
But the hero could not speak
1t was the automobile of the reg
, mental commander OF the Sixth
Marines.
In the main exhibit building were
/ four other dumb heroes of the
American forces. They were four
carrier pigeons which saw active
service in the Saint Mihiel and Ar
gonne offensives and which formed
a very interesting part of an ex-
hlbit of war relics and materials by
the army. navy and marine corps.
Here the visitors hay see many OF
the engines OF destruction which tho
American boys faced in France and
those which they used with terrible
effect againgt the enemy.
A reproduction of signal corps
| headqu artars as they were main
tanned at,the front, miniature bat
tleships. figures OF the soldier and
the marine as they appear at all
, ttiLltS, IfpHf d uTSSS half 10 the
trench; an eighteen Bliss Leavitt
torpedo, captured guns. weapons
used by the American forces and
sil sorts OF feld equipment. are here
for inspection. Any of the servtc
men on duty will be gland to explain
and give the history of any exhibit.
The soldiers sailors and marines
on duty here are.
Lieutenant w. r. Rogers, Ser
reants first class John G. Aiken aud
w. b. Lewis, Sergeant George Mar
tine, Sergeant Walter Raider. Ser
geant Cecil Avery and Gunners
mate first class Joseph Hosch.
Gunnery Sergeant Charles Hoff-
man, of tn, marines, who won
congressional medal Of honor in
France and who will have charge Of
an exhibit at the Petersburg fair.
also was there yest erday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
HUNTERS, SEE WHAT
YOU AIM At FIRST!
No |Nv1,ti for Useless Waste OF Hin,
man Life When Seeking Gnnc

Every wear the hunting season
brings with tt it's spoils IN the form
Of human sacrifices For tho benefit
of g4uners who are going after game
tbs fan the following list Of dou'ts is
given.
Don't take any chances The func-
tian Of a shotgun Is To scatter shot.
tut he 1erv careful where you scat
Ter It,
Don't blaze away In haste and don't
get excited MANY A shooter has filled
his fAyorfte dog fun Of lead Just be-
Don't point a gun at any person in
lest. II is always the gun we didn't
know vas loaded that goes off and
does the damage. the only time to
point a gun il when Won intend to
KIN
Don't take every rustic NJ hush
ar a boueh to he a sure indication
Of game. Remember sometimes an
.negisitfye person has a penchant fer
being in strange places.
Don't carry a loaded gun through
the street or in cars trains, ANTONIO
bfres or any other KIND Of vehicle. ar
lcave it around farmbouses to have
Some child p1avfu11v blow head off
Don,t SET exrifed and shoot without
making sure your object is game
ron,t shoot unf1 YOU see the rabbit
Or wb4tever n NAV Dc and then he
eyre thar he is clear of hoth man and
DIR
bort DRAG = gun under fence
WI the muzzfe pointed toward ron
r,o~.t ri{r,h over fenceq with xour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCTOBER 71e1e

J wanians, who said this reminded
! him of Salt Lake City, where he
once went into a banquet hall with
| his Kiwanian button on, when n
sweet young thing said:
"Oh, I am so glad to meet you
I for | see you belong to the kissing
| club"
! Mr. Cummings delivered a splendid
! talk about the kiwanians, saying
I they were bunch of men who
helped keep the good old United
States where IL is, right on top of
the universe, whore it will remain as
long as the spirit of ktwanianism
| prevails.
And II is growing every day. ,"
! he said We have $4,000 members
| in 179 cities in this country, and
are growing at the rate of ESQ every
week"
This statement brought out tre
| mendous applause.
Rev Frank Pratt just back from
the war, responded to toast The
Ladies'" He said as many good
things about the ladies' as Mr.. Cum
mings had said about the men, and
said further that the men kiwan
ians would not be half as powerful
were it not for the ladies' at which
every man in the room braced out.
arose and drank totthe health of the
ladies'
Norman c. Lefner declared he
had very horse voice. but at the
request of those present he was
prevailed upon to tell all about the
| recent baseball game. which he did
| in Italian dialect, and in splendid
hum0r. The recital was so good
! that Leffner had to tell another
story about a lot of small boys chas-
! ing preacher because he caught
I them with a lot Of hot rolls under
their Jacket in church one day
RoBINsON's BABY
IT enjoyed that as much. almost
as I did my supper said Colonel
Saunders to the man at the other
end oft he table. who happened to
| he John Robinson. whose youngster,
/ is Just recovering from case OF
{ toothache. and who was made the
! subject Of a song introduced by
Charlie Bowe John didn't object
to the song. but the crowd demanded
that he bring the youngster along
with him next time.
Tire rough neeks, tf,tss time Ted
B
ants governor of the kiwanians
Hank. sang 'Howdv Hen" amid
the most appreciative applause,
AS the hours began to rush along
and the lights in South Richmond
| began to disappear, President Nor
man announced that the prize win
ners would be named. Before doing
this however. in a neat little talk he
stated that kiwanian y. A. Buc-
hanan had acted as agent for his
daughter Elizabeth Conrad who had
presented the club with a handsome
silver cup, which it would always
cherish In fond memory OF the
donor. who celebrates her first an
niversary in this manner,
The prizes were given by the fol
lowing members of the club Charles
c. Rowe, F. l. Hasker, l.. K, Shep-
herd. r. A. Miller r. Wayne.
Allyn c Straus, he Rountree cor
poration, ] Norman Dart. w /.
Taylor
KauTman's orchestra furnish cd
the music, and at a late hour the
floor was cleared, several regular
performers from the Lyric were in
PRODUCED and il was quite late be
fore the chickens went TO roost-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

of admis sion were the real enter
tainers judging the merit OF the
various acts by the enthusiasm of
the audience, the fair has more than
made good it's widest boasts of
grandstand attractions, They were
all par-excellence, but the Belclaire
Brothers, with probably the greatest
exhibition Of muscular perfection in
the world today. and the FLYING
Cordonas with their breath ia king
ienps and double som ersaults. blind
folded, sixty feet above the net, were
the marked favorites.
The fireworks started at ten
O'Clock the most m arvel ously
beautiful pyrotechnic display ever
witnessed in the city. Niagara
Falls, soldiers on the march, sol
dters on guard; aerial battles; battles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
DIAMOND TOOTH
WAS STILL THERE

London, Oct, america has an
other George Washington in the
front line of passport trenches g.
the American consulate in London
and IS "A negro. Ever since the
United States put into force its
rigid passport restrictions George
has been one of the busiest Amert-
cans abroad.
Every day he shepherds into line
scores 81 persons seeking vises, He
is "A walking Bacdeker OF informa-
ton about America.
Washington broke into the consul
lar service some years ago at Mar
settles. He fought in a regular ne"
gro regiment in the spanish Amer
lean war afterward coming to Flu
rope ma Wild West show. Con-
sui GENERAL Skinner, then stationed
N Marseilles. gave Washington a
}oh in the consulate Then George
went with Mr Skinner 20 Berlin ana
finally he came back to London He
speaks French, German and Span
ieh 4 guess can wraStle with
Portuguese too" is his confident
view of his linEu iStic attainments.
He ts known To thousands or
memory for faces lie remembers
ncculIaritics. too Recently when
an American negro comedian sourG'
wise Washington remember
him. hut he RENE mbered even hotts~
the diamond flBng in one of the
comedians teeth
.'SE1 got that diamond There 49,
Washington remarked Is tue n ia
came into the consulate. The come .
dian smiled broadly and the dia-
rn"nd was there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
German COLI Cnrncs

New York, oct 6--Carring s5.12s.
010 in German gold, the first install
mont NJ tho StSS con, 900 Germany
is pledged to pay for food. the Tn
tied states destroyer Laub arrived
here today. The Bank Of England
is reported 10 have received s7a 000.
COO OF the amount to he paid. as
agent for the United States federal
reserve bank The shipment re-
'ceived here tday contained goldcotns
Of various countries including Eng
lsh, French Belgian. German. Aus
TRAN ard Russian rnjntjnra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Perfect Health Is Yours
IF the Blood Is Kept Pure

opening. a few bottles of S. S. S.
the great vegetable blood rnedi-
cine, will revitalize your blood and
give you new strength and
healthy vigorous vitality. Every
one needs II just now to keep the
system in perfect condition. Go
to your. drug store and get bottle
to-day, and il you need any medi,
cal advice. you can obtain 1t with
out cost by writing to Medical Di-
rector, Swift Specific Co. 70 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Go,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Alnoyt Every Human Aihnent
L. Directly T'raceable to I'm
uklrities in the Blood.

You should pay particular heed
10 any indication that your blood
iupply is becoming sluggish, or
tina. there is lessening in its
s.rong and vital force.
b etHFfrr ynrr-ttood cleansed
ycur system more easily wards o.
tsease that Is ever present, wait
III To attack wherever there is an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
CHART or WILSON'S BUMPS
AN "AD.' IN LONDON SHOP

London, OCT. eff you have n
bump for picking winners" some
phrenoloeists In London can tell YOU
whether II is good one or not. One
shop has $4,000 testimonials 10
prove thai he had properly dag
nosed their bumps leading to suc-
cess
In one phrenology shop is an an
alyzed head of President Wilson and
one of Premier Lloyd-George.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Blnks-T The under crust Ia that
chicken pie YOU brought me was
ubominahly tough Water-There
wasn't any under crust 10 that pic
sir; it was served GO "a paper plate
and you'co eaten Detroit News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
BOWIE SINGS BUBBLES

At this point the rough necks, led
by Charlie Bowe and l. X Shep-
herd, started off with Bubbles
drowning the voice of Norman Dart.
who was trying tn explain that he
wanted to make his speech so as 70
get it off his mind before he forgot
it
After a round Of fried chicken
had been devoured, President Char
lie Norman Introduced O. s Cum
mings, national organizer of the ki-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

-~Rcmember this that there Is
proper dignity and proportion to
be observed IN the performance Of
every act IT life Marcus Aurehus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
col. SAUNDERS sOLILoQUy

Il thought we came in here to
eat. Here / have been sitting for
two minutes and have not vet been
served, while others all around me
are swallowing nice-looking oyster
cocktails" II was the voice of Col.
Saunders He had been SO absorbed
in conversation with a charming
chicken in the next row and
Eugene Cloves had inadvertently
taken his oyster cocktail
Il beg your pardon" said Mr..
Cloves but I thought that was
mine, but AS long as it was not, then
would like to have mine. Hay.
waiter two cocktails"
That sounds more like IT," de-
clared Col. Saunders. Now I shall
proceed to enjoy myself"
But, sir. have not had mine
yet" sweetly chirped the pretty
chicken
My dear YOU shall have mine IS
Then Ducharme announced that
all the cocktails were gone.
4 didn't think ! was going to
get anything 70 cat. when / decided
TO come here" was all that the colo
mel could say
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

for the layout inadvertently shout
ed:
Re seated"
This sudden remark caused sew
eral chickens who had not yet reach
Cd their appointed places TO flop
right down in several gentlemen's
laps.
My goodness" said the dignified
Clifford Walker. as a fne-looking
brolIer sat plumb down on his newly
creased s35 suit just purchased from
the main store conducted by Pres
dent Norman
Then to show there was no feel
ing in the matter Mr.. walker got
up next 10 the piano and sang
Keep on Looking At the Skies and
IN Meet You in the Morning
This started things going nicely
There was no further dlstur hance
until stnl voice from table No. I
said
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
HOT DOG AVENUE

CONTINUED from Page One. }
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
CHICKEN NIGHT

Continued from Page One. J
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-26
EDUCED POSTAGE EFFECTIVE
JULY F1RST-HAVE YOUR
3-CENT STAMPS REDEEMED

The restoration of the two cents
lettre postage will become effective
on July LIST. In anticipation of this
event people should not stock up with
three-cent stamps but buy only what
they can us before that time. The
following are provisions of the new
law, a copy of which has been re-
ceived at the Sank Centre postoffice:
Postmasters shall discontinue the sale
of No. 2-cent single and No. 10
domestic reply postal cards and of
Scent stamped envelopes at the close
of business June 30th. Postmasters
shall redeem from the public all UNI
used and unchanged No. 9 and No.
10 2-cent cards and Scents stamped
envelopes, printed or imprinted, at
full value. All such cards and en-
velopes must be exchanged for other
stamped paper as no redemptions can
be made in cash. The public will be
allowed one month from July 1st IN
which to present their two cent
cards and three-cent envelopes for ex-
change at full value
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-26
PUBLIC NOW TOLD
ALL ABOUT TANLAC
AUTHORITIES NOW SHOW JUST
WHAT THIS MEDICINE
REALLY is

In a recent issue of this paper
announcement was made that Tanlac
now has the largest sale of any medi-
cine of it's kind in the world, and
that more than twelve million bot
ties had been sold during the past
four years.
These are unusual figures, and the
question naturally arises in the mind
of the reader why this phenomenal
success and why has this prepare
ton so far out-stripped all other
medicines of it's kind. 1t is only
been individually known and used
natural therefore that the manufac-
turers should offer some explanation
to satisfy public interest.
In the first place, Tanlac is man
ufactured in one of the largest and
most modernly equipped laboratories
in this country. It's formula is pure
1y ethical and complies with all ma
tional and state food and drug laws.
Altogether there are ten ingredients
in. Tanlac, each of which is OF re-
.cognized therapeutic value.
Many of these ingredients nave
since civilization first began, ana
some Of them have been used ana
prescribed by leading physicians
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-26

organs of secretion, whose proper
functioning results in the publication
of the blood streams passing through
them. In this manner Objectionable
and poisonous ingredients of the
blood are removed, and the entire
system is invigorated and vitalized.
Tanlac was designed primarily for
the correction of disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels. At the
same time, however, it is a power
full reconstructiwe tonic and body
builder, for it naturally follows that
any medicine that brings about pro-
per assimilation of the food and the
thorough elimination of the waste
products must therefore have far
reaching and most beneficial effect
upon the system.
Although Tanlac's claims for SUI
premacy are abundantly supported by
the worlds leading authorities, it is
the people themselves who have real
ly made Tanlac what it is. Millions
upon millions have used it, and have
told other millions what it has done
for them. That is why Tanlac has
become the real sensation of the drug
trade in this country, and that is
also why it is the most widely talked
of medicine in the world today.
Tanlac is sold in Sank Centre by
o. w. Dowswell, in Kimball by A.
C. Douglas, in Melrose by A. ]. Zuer-
cher, in st. Cloud by John A. Henry
and in Paynesville by Bugbie &
Schwart.-adv.