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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-07-16
COTTER'S
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT
LAST FIGHT OF QUENTIN ROOSEVELT IS TOLD BY
 SOLDIER EYE WITNESS

LOS ANGELES. July l6-- A gra- phic story of the last fight of Quen. tin Roosevelt and his plunge to death on the banks of the Ourcq in France was brought to Los Angeles by Harry Charles Weber of Philadelphia. former machine gunner. who saw the entire battle. Weber who visited his uncl2 here. wrote the account in memoran' dunn book on the day of the fight. Ii reads:
 "Some one cries. look and pointed skywards. Quickly turning my eyes in the direction indicated. I saw them come together a mighty crash and some smoke. There was a moment of suspense. Then both turned their noses towards the earth.
 "The black one sped downward like a bullet. It was a German. The other silver colored.- seemed to wilt and fall! It was the American. A long. long way and then the clouds they could not be seen for few seconds. Thrr out they came. the Boche far ahead. It seemed as if the Yankee machine would right itself. It kept turning round and round. the tail always point inc upwards. Sometimes it dipped un- til it was almost horizontal. I felt my whole body sway with it. knew it was the last struggle of an intrepid
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Andy's express meets all trains and steamers. Phone 14S.

Sulzer Delegate from Alaska and Mr. Frodenberg received his appointmehS several days ago to West Point by Delegate Grigsby. Beeson is the son of Dr. Beeson of Anchorage and Fro denberg's father is the well known tea and coffee merchant of Anchorage.
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NORTHWESTERN DELAYED

Steamer Northwestern did not sail from Skagway until yesterday after noon at 3:l0 o'clock according te in- formation received at the cable offiee. Undoubtedly the steamer has been de layed by extra calls. The Northwest, cln should reach Cordova sometime to- morrow forenoon and arrive at Seward Friday night or Saturday morning.
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WANTED Five or six placer train. Inquire Hotel Sexton. Jyl5tf.
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HUGH DOUGHERTY Real Estate and Insurance FURNISHED HOUSES
 FOR RENT

FOR SALE Electric reading lamp 8; electric iron $2.50; grill $2.' 50; rocker $2.5O; ? oil lamps $l.50. In quire Gateway.
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BAR:PiN K FOUND

A fancy bar pin has been found and turned into the lost and found depart. ment of the Gateway. The pin can be had by the owner upon proper idsnt!' foatioA.
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MILLER IS IN TOWN

Arthur H. Miller. in chargesa edu' cation work among the natives in this: section-of Alaska issxesistered. at the Hote! Sexton having arrived overland last night from AhchorHger ftsa, will leave on the Northwestern for, Cordova.
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The next meeting will be held on the coming Monday night when the appointive officers will probably be named. <. .
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ANCHORAGE YOUNG MEN
 HERE ON THEIR WAY TO
 WEST POINT OR ANNAPOLIS

Harold BeeSon and Arthur Froden- berg. two Anchorage young men. are registered at the Hotel Sexton on their way east. Mr. BeeSon was appointed to Annapolis by the late Charles A.
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DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT

The Odd Fellows will give a danc" Saturday night in their hall on Adams street. This dance will be the first giv' en since the Fourth of July festivities.
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MASONS NOTICE

Stated Communications Seward Lodge Mo-. 2l9. F. & A. M., tonight at 8 o'clock. Work Third Degree. '' Jyl6 Isaac Evans S. W.
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CLANS Seward Fish Co.,. Jyl7.
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TWO STEAMERS TO SAIL

The Steamer Alaska and the Ad. miral Watson are both advertised to sail from Seattle tomorrow for Alaska ports.
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aviator, but it wall all in vain. My face grew hot and feverish' my list clenched. as against the golden clouds of a beautiful sunset I saw his ma chine crash headlong to earth for the last time."
 The battle took place over the Ger man lines and it was two days before Weber knew he had witnessed the death of Quentin Roosevelt.
 Edgar A. Stanton has been appoint ed as superintendent of the JuneaI Public Schools.
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LODGE OF REBEK AIS
 ORGANIZED IN SEWARD

A lodge of Rebekahs has been Or ganized in Seward, twenty attending the first meeting with many appl!' cantS in sight.
 The following officers have been elected for the first lodge:-- z
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MERION

a stone Colonial house, a bedrooms
baths hot-water heat, electric Light;
All modern; Immediate possession.
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GERMANT0WN
CORNER PROPERTY = Three story, 10
- rooms; baths; hot-wster heat electric
JOHN f. CONLIN. 1870 Germantown ave.
1857 MEDARY AVE. 88O6 Limekiin pike,
8lbl ogontz ave-. corner; 6l48 Osontz
ave, side yard all modern: bargains.
SoKoLOYE. Diamond s72O
s57OO--BEAUTIFUL. modern. bungalow type
house 22i IL. upsal ct will submit Of
fers. Apply kLlNGLE. 2724 n Nh At
o raaa ssssa III SsFSms. e. aSs q.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

'ITN property. equity of $1,000. subject to
hrst mortgage. viii exchange for a clear
nearby summer home or farm. Lieberman,
@0iI Germantown ave
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

HERE Is poultry farm about to he snrri.
feed, II acres. . buildings about 1000
chickens IS. G. W I.eEhornsl - ducks,
hogs tone over 100 lbs }. cows. 3 calves.
heohVes. an abundance Of produce. wonder.
ful business established, . automobiles. farm
impemcnts. household furniture, IN fact
everything goes with this for the rtdlouiousIN
low price of $500 for quick sale owner
must leave immediately for South Dakota,
lNSLEY I16 W. TABOR ROAD
Phone Wyoming lI2
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Observation-Disclosures
INVESTIGATE


ShIllL ! X =. NV .\9ENl', l.aIlshorhe' ia.
3 l-3 ACRES S-room house. large farm,
barn, fruit trees never failing spring
water from hne we'll in house; edge town;
ideal for poultry farm; $1,000
II A WEAVER. Box 3O1, Lansdale, Pa.
BYWOOD % min. from 69th ST. term, Mod
stucco & frame GwE,, rms, $95OO; mod
stone & stucco tor dwg rms. sl1 600
GEORGE l.. BARNES. 1901 Chestnut st
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ApARTMENTs WANTEp

MIDDLE-AGED woman. alone. desires two
or three-room apartment; unfurnished.
| with bath. light housekeeping, privilege; rent
location desired. NJ 410, Ledger Office
EWANTED--Two-room apartment with bath;
about $50 per month; Diamond st. or
Imam, O Kerry st, N. Y.
ISvANTED--Furn, apartment. centrally lo-
Gated. rooms and bath sitting room.
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PENNsYLyANIA FARMS

337 ACRES--7O ACRES ALFALFA
Finest practical farm in Bucks county. ~
miles from Philadelphia 9 miles from Trcu-
ton over Lincoln Highway, near several
railroad stations stone dwellings all
frame dwelling, large stone
and frame barn and stable: machine hous"
and all necessary outhuildings orchard &,
uever-faiiug creek running through iU-aCrr
meadow, highest state of cultivation; we'll
farmed at this time, inspection solicited,
owner changing business price only Sll5
nrr acre: very easy terms.
ARTHUR T. TOWNSEND LHnUhorno, Pa.
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FLORIDA

SUNDAYS TAMPA TRIBUNE carried feat
page advertisement describing finest
Pinellas county tFlorida) groves on market;
send for copy.
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OINEN

$1,000
Three story single house. hot water heat. Q
rooms and bath. with plenty Of ground and
garage.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures


lOn-ROOM hotel. Tho Albermarlc. virginia
and Pacific aves. unusual opportunity for
trained hotelman; particulars an applica tiun
ABERNATHY 1928 Chestnut st.
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APARTMENT HOTELS

THE HOTEL SUSSEX
1912 Walnut st.
Just opened-A most charming and perfectly
appointed small hotel; inspection Is cordially
invited. and a visit will convince you that
YOU have discovered n most satisfactory
answer to the question Of Where to live
Mhen stopning in philAd Adelpha.'
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

N u, COR 18TH AND JEFFERSON SITS
Finest location north of Market st.; ex-
elusive residential section: apartments of .
or 4 rooms, kitchen. bath: rooms, kitchen,
2 baths open fireplace; private garage avail
able; thoroughly modern: all outside rooms
southern exposure: $1,000 TO $4,000; yea rly
leases. Open for inspection from to
only.
18TH ST. N. 1401-Rooms. private bath
= and kitchenette; single room, private bath.
SPRUCE ST , 211e-Excellent corner fur
nished housekeeping apartment.
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WISSISONlING

SPECULATORS--I5 homes 1900 block Nc
Knley St: twins. modern throughout
white and mahogany finish; monthly leases.
BRU NTRAGER BROS. Rising sun ave and
t'ottman st. Fox Chase iiO
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures ST
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BRICK MANSION & FARMERS HOUSE
Large barn and complete buildings, nee. pens
for 80 hogs; acres in fruit; near sta. in
l.ansdaIa section: stone road ia city Photos
PETERS T. SON GOS CHESTNUT ST Phila.
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CITY

THREE STORY RESIDENCE PROPERTY
on Pine street above 21st street. for sale
at reduced figure. PEMBERTON
ESTATES. 1902 Harrison Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
xsSxxxxxSxxSSxxxxxxyi

WISSINOMING
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Stone and shtnGle house. : bedrooms.
= ba this, garage; over y acre of
ground. shade.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
GERMANTOWN

THE TOURAINE. 18th and Spruce. apart
ment sol. unusually handsomely <urn
ished housekeeping; every modern comfort
and convenience; rooms and bathrooms
CHESTNUT ST, 1623-Handsomely furn
bachelor apartment; 2 large, light rooms
bath. kitchenette: immediate possession. APP
ply elevato tor operator.
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MONEY TO LOAN
READY MONEY

CASH MONEY At ONCE
on iewelrv, bonds. automobiles, goods Of any
Kind. Podol's Loan Office. l1O2 n I'd ST.
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siEI.ROsE PARK

YORK ROAD AND ANSLEY ANE,--Eeauti-
ful building site, 2fOx40O room for
iwellings. 8 n, Shields dsth and York I'd.
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NI.I)\N

MODERN BUNGALOW; on trolley beyond
DreXel HIN; I rooms and attic. hot-water
heat, electricity. gas kitchen. open fireplace.
pa rquetry floors, immediate possession;
$500 cash balance $40 per month includ-
ing $40 on mortgage.
'CHESTER OSBORNE. 1924 Chestnut IT.
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OAK LANE

6S14 y BROAD ST. corner Haines st
New giq story stone and brick dwelling.
; bedrooms. = baths. hardwood throughout !;
the most modern house on our entire list
immediate possession; open for inspection II
day Sunday. otherwise by appointment :;
price with attractive terms 0,5OO. Dallas
4 Hartley. 47Og y Broad. Dla. S71. S72
CONVENIENT location, old shade; lot about
Ih0Xl1i feet: large l3-room 2-ba tn de-
ached dwelling; can be converted into apart
ment at very little cost: sacrifice for quick
sale. launon Reilly, 5,3d York road
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Fine suburban home: every mod. conV;
SIS 500 c. r. LuCGN. 37i0 Gtn. ave.
VACANT: . story q rooms and ba th porch
electricity. laundry; price 5000 Green
span. York road and Louden st.
65S4 y 18TH ST.--ll-room Colonial dwg..
: bedrs baths: double gar: better than
new John II, Shields. York ri. & 6Sth ave
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Furnished

|WANTED by Nov 5. unfurniahed house
IL Keeping apt, 3 or rooms. bath: central
Feqtlon and good condition. state price,
ga Ledger Ofhce. W
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POSSESSION IN FEW DAYS
. acres. li-rOOm house, stable. shade. fruit ;
elevated commanding good view. Apply
PETERS & SON. COS CHESTNUT ST. PHII.A
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ATTRACTIVE HOME NEAR RIVER
Thirteen room house h.-W heat: all ronvs
ga rage. lot l25N309; choice loca ton. photo
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DARBY

S65OO-tsungalo ~ -acre lawn. old shade,
good shrubhrry WILLIAM OFT. Brook
line Pa, Phou" llauerch 293
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED
Observation-Disclosures

WYNCOTE-W rent furnished on yearly
lease. my beautiful shome with large
grounfS: garage. stable, mans quarters
for S225 per month to responsible party.
A "a. Ledger Office.
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Factories, Manufacturing Floors
FLOORS-L.aree-Small
WEST PHILADELPHIA

REAUTIFuL OFFICES CbasemenD. stresi
level 5gth and Baltimae ave suita bls
for doctor or dentist. MICHAEL A
MALONEY. 1921 S. 8Oth st
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HIGHLAND PARK
E1tTH


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
hrand-new detached up-to-the- minute sub
urban home, $4,000; the location is ideal
and most convenient. See samuel r. Ather-
'Anthwyn Farms minutes walk east Of
Narberth station
sll hOO--One and-a ,hal f-story bungalow, built
with hollow tile; sleeping rooms > ba tbs:
high elevation other new up-to-date homes
from $4,000 up.
w y 8 II. T. sMEDLEY. Narbsrth, Pa
NEW houses: all conyeniences: y6Obo up-
ward. HARRIS REAL ESTATE. opposite
station Narherth. Pa.
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DOWNINGTOWN
COLLINGSWOOD
IAnDONFIEI.D

ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES up-to -da
In. every particular. Fell phone 13I
Collirrswood
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BOARDING

SPRUCE ST. 10s2--Three rooms and bath;
double room: table board
los s. 3STH-IIandsomely furnished home:
excellent table; private family. Phone
Preston 5S97 j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21
FL Peligro Bolchevique
TrdduCCiones de "El ImpdrCidl'

do. Entonces podremos dividir-
nos la terra. Cada campesino
cultivara su predio de terrenO,
que lie sera otorgado baio la con-
dici6n de que entregue una cierta
parte de sus productos al Estado,
para ser distribuidos por este en-
tire los trabajadores industriales.
"Todas las cosas habidas debe-
ran ser nacionalizadas y dirigi-
das por los mismos hombres que
las trabajan, bajo el commando de
sus propios jefes y administrado-
res. Nadie podra percibir mas de
cierta cantidad de dinero esti-
pulada anualmente: el resto ira a
parar al Estad0. I1l Estado sc
hara cargo de todos los nihos, des
de la edad de 1S meses en- ade-
lante, para educarlos. Las muje-
res deben ser naciOnalizadas, de
manera que ell Estado pueda regu-
lar la propagation de la especie.
ClarO esta, que nuestrO prOgrama
tendria, que nuestro programa
en- tod6 ell mundo. NosotrOs ten
deriamos para clio una herman
dad de pueblOs universal.
El capitalismo, que es el dnico
causante de las desgracias de la
terra, debe ser destruldO de ralz
Ell todas parties, y. solamente cuan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21


tado durante todo ese tempo
muy ocupados en- echar al suelo
la burguesfa rusa para ponerla
al mislno nivel que la clase traba-
jadora. Su resultado en- parte 10
han obtenid0 navegando por en-
tire rios de sangre. Aquellos que
no han sido asesinados, han sido
abandonad0s al hambre, a las en-
fermedades y a la desesperaci0n.
. s'Pero. :. una nueva burguesfa
esta surgiendo entire Ia s0mbra VI
Ell ell mayor secreto. Cientos de
bolcheviques, jefes del movimien
to, soldados y comisarios, sc han
hecho ricos. ~ de los trabaja
dores, que? La production esta
ell tOdas sus parties paraiizada "
para ellos no hay nadia que hacer.
AL final de haberse realiZadO todO
este, los trabajadores rusos al
presenciar el GobiernO Soviet pOr
ellos establecidO, ven con pena
que su existencia solo sc debe d
la punta de sus bayonetas. Lo
mismo piensan los pobres 'campe-
sinos. Los bolcheviques les qui
tan los nltimos los productos
de sus tierras, por medic de las
fuerza; V en- la actualidad, POI
este mOtiyo, dondequiera Sc regis
tran violencias, ,revueltas, oposi
clones contra el gobiernO bolche
yique.
..Ye sc que ciertos investigado-
res, enviados. a Russia, han publ
cado alsunas informaciones acer
| ca de la. maquina bolcheviqhe, con
trarias, i esta que estoy yo danlo,
Pero aquellas son inciertas, pueS
10 que yo digo es porque 10 he pre-
senciad0. Yo he vistO a 200 sol
dadOs llevad0s a una fabrica que
Sc halIaba desierta Y obligadoS q
/ ti.abajar como ahejas en- IN pa
! nal. para engaiiar Il un eNtr;,Die
TO qHc habia lido ALI hacer ana
Investigation. Y cIando el ex-
tranjero Sc marchaba, los solda-
dos hacian 10 propioe neeanlose
a seguir Ell aquelia labor. Igual-
/ mente ocurre en- las esNlclas. 70
,ereo ape el,ensaiIo lfHG psado POI
yez primera por algunoS con$trpc
| torres franceses del Canal de Pa
mama, fin de qife no trascengie-
/ ra al exterior lGl& escaMAalo ide 10
hque estaba 0cubfiendbg por medic
dc Ia investigation practicada.
7.sl319tre tanto bal4aRapagsanda ibol
Bcheviqlsaesi lA1sg2AbHDdante3E y az
l.tiAia .eas tfad9 ebtmpndptq Gomo ge-
Sllil ts1fag ,lAulas9e0ndini9Ilesn exist
Iteafcss idehisih|ao loH efeGt0s, desas7y.
tfosos otlaa las guerra, sfada site 5es :
terrena aprop'a9o, para Ia misma
fT su arganizaci5n- crece de una
Emanera .aIarm8nte. ,DQndequiera
Ese. clama por apGeato. Ell los sala
rios j eI descontento Sc deja en-
treyei' EN- los trabaiadores. FL boi,
( 2heviQne dtiza las brasas con su
Eavangclio IL lbertad eigualdad
y ell establecimiento de una die
,adura del proletariado alrededor
lci nlundo. Y para ello usa de
todos los medios a su alcance. FL
dinero sc produce en- Russia Ell
grandes cantidades para ser dis
tribuldo por tt0da la terra V TO-
mentar huelgas Y reheliones. Pc
ro.la eStela que tras 81 deja el
bolchevique es prontamente des-
cubierta, pOrQue su modo de pro
ceder es igual en- todas parties,
porque en- todas las tierras dOnde
fsu planta pisa, en- seguida crece
la misma planta Y brillan los mis-
/ mos frutos a la luz del sol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

namente el cargo de -Jefe Ayudan-
tie, ira a ocupar, tambi6n interi-
namente, eli puesto de Sub-Direc-
tor del censo, como va hemos di-
chO en- Otra OCCASION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21
Ell PREsUPUEsTo MUNICIPAL

Ell PRESUPUESTO MUNICIPAL
Presupuesto aprobado por la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan, para
1919 1920:
Ingresos del Municipio $418,510O1
Egresos 418,265.O8
Sobrante S 244.93
Ingresos por instruction S 85,831 %
Egresos por instruction S2,052.5O
Sobrante S 3,778.73
Total Ingresos $5O4,341.24
Total Egresos 5OO,317.5S
Sobrante S 4,O23.66
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21
Ell JEFE AYUDANTE,
JUDGE

Sc informa oticialmente que ele
jefe ayudante de la policla in
sular, senior Judice, volvera ha-
cerse cargo de su oiicina ell pr0xi
mo dfa %, del corriente mes. FL
Sr. Jndice vuelve a su oficina des
pues de vencida la licencia que
Sc lie concedi0.
Ell Jefe seIor Rafael B. Dfaz
q. actualmente desempeha interi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

Jovencito3 de lsa aiios que con motive
de la huelga de, miperos que hag. esta-
llado en losfEstados Unidos, esta ira
bajando en- uRas 3miFas cerea de
Springfield, HI. Va con suss herga-
mientas de trabaio, para no ir al dia
siguiente a sus faenas. por ser dia
festive. En- su faz Sc nota la algeria
que lie ocasiOna ell estar colocado ga
nandO un buen jornal, con motiro de
las condolences que ha acarreado la ae-
titud de los huelguistas ell toda la
naci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

do tOdo este, de esta manera 90
bernado, nosotros, los trabajado-
res, seremos los llamados, todos
guiados de la mano, establecer
Ia paz sobre la tierra!.
este es el sueno bolchevique.
Cerca de dos aiioS ha invertido
Ell. reali2ar la primiera parte de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-21

& eonstdo sondcones sam
mas Is %5oT na paa @ @ ne ce@6eo d odas
intermediates cuab ao las mas repaadas pescIpeo
facultatva primer ordenCupo
Sc aimen raanisnto pago
atenddos @ pros uedicos pos los de La soc
m 7Ss s m on Rssa s pssro paru
role tarde los das nomientos $1,000
scricos hgotrapicos maa Rayos * Fuguracidn etc.
Il ,sios eopi'ativacaente conveneionalss
la1s+,a1q e.a.. srs-: coHsurroS1o
f4'd <a2 Rafael ccrdero, Juan, 2. r.
pup obo de
uavo guarda de turno desde las de la mafana
II y AsS'*SISFaao Personal c1ENT1rzco.
Ef44aa qoncetors sanatorio: J1Eo Darreiro.
hs conua Gneral sanatorParada S7ato Rey dc tar
Director ds c6nsuitorio: DR. Qusvsdo
s Consaa de 5 de tarde los dias La
e1sss aga C censs NJ Z Dr. Dom a Raa V vsos sS 15pss
vEn ei sanaoo paTtu de 10 il de la maana los Martes
Eso Espeeaista g. n Mo
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