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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
VOKIECTAI APLEIDzIA
LATVIJA.
Kraustosi jie If is Mintaujos.

Copenhagen. Iapkr. 20. -
VokieGiQ kariuomen6 $iauri-
niam KurSe il Tukme atsi-
dalino nuo kariuomen6S, esan-
clos Mintaujoje il pietvakari-
niam Kur$c, anot prane$imo *
Rygos victos latviQ SpaudoS
biurui.
Latviai paGmt Kemmern,
ties Rygos uzIaia, il keliaS kl-
tas vietas sukOncentruOtam
fronte, kurs vienoj vietoj yra
tik NJ 6 myliQ nuo Mintaujos.
Vokieeiai apleidzia Mintauja'
Latviu laikraSciai praneSa,
jog vokieGiai cvakuoja Min
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
VAIKU DARBININKQ AM
zIUS NUSTATYTA Il g.
METV.
Japoniia ir India : 12 metu.

Washington, lapkr. q.
internationally darbo konfe
rencijoj ana diena diskusuota
vaikQ darbo klausimas.
Pasekm6je nutarta, idant
visos pasaulio vieSpatijoS ~
draustu darbus vailIams, ne
turintiems If metV amzlaus.
Vadinasi, IT metQ. amzlus tu-
ri skaityties minimum amzluS.
TeGiaus is to nutarimo is
skirta Japonija, India il kl-
tos keIios RytQ salys. Tose Sa-
lyse minimum amzius nusta..
tytas II metq.
Konferencija toliaus nutard
nepavartoti moteriQ prize to-
kiq darby, katrie pakenlja
motinystei.. Taippat dizinfe-
kuoti vilnas il plaukus, is ku-
riu dirbami visokie daiktai II
nuo kuriq daaniausia uzsikre
cciama ivairiomis ligomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
Lztviai sustiprejo; Vokieciai
kraustosi is Mintaujos

tauja il pagauti pasiaubos
btga PrusijoS parubezius.
Liepojos fronte vokieciai
buvo pareikalave latviu att
duoti Liepoja. Vietoje to lat
vial prad6jo ofensyva prizes vo-
kieGius If stumia juos atgal.
Tenai latviai iveike vokie-
cius il pa6m6 Gronin. Volie-
Giai atSimet6 j Prekulne. Pa
sitraukdami jie paskui save
viSkQ degina ir naikina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21

Specijala Lietuvos misija,
kurion ineina: Jonas VileiSis,
buves finansq minister's, Po=f
villas zadeikis, buves kareS
minister's, il pie Babickai-
ta, atkeliavo Paryziun. Mi
sija pasiQsta Amerikon .ko-
mercijiniais ir finansiniais
reikalais. Paryziuje ameriko-
niSkas konsulis atsisake VIII
juoti jos pasportus. Americas
ambasados nuomone, lietuVis-
XII pasportai negali but VIII
juojami, nes Lietuva nepripa-
zinta. Tuo reikalu konsulis
muse kabIegrama valstyhes.
departamentui, klauzdamas
nurodymp. sitam atsitikime
palengvinkite misijos Heidi
ma. Tos mis;ijos narys zilius
jau iSkeliavo lapkr. 13 gar
laiviu Savoie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
D. ANNUNZIO NEPASITEN-
KINA SAVO VEIKIMU.
Sake, norris uzpulti Spalato.

Belgradas, lapkr. 81. = Is
Spalato praneSta, jog Emo
mas italy lakunas-karininkas
norris uzpuIti il pasisavinti If
tq miesta.
Sakoma, d'Amunzio buves
pasiketines uzimti Spalato
tuoiaus po uzamimo Zara. Bet
kazkodeI to nepadares il su-
gryaes atgal j FiWme.
Taippat pasakoiama, jog
iis norejes uzatakuoti il Ger
nogoriia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
Kablegramos is Paryzziiaus Il

LietuviQ Egzekutyvis Ko-
mitetas Washingtone gavo
tokias kablegramas is Parry
ziaus:
SpaliQ % d. Lietuvos atsto-
vas Vatikane kun. Narijaus-
lias gavo audiencijq pas Sven
tail T6vq. sventasis Tavas in
domavo Lietuvos stovia, da-
bartin6s jos valstyb6s pripa-
zinimu, jos santilliais su kai-
ypac lenkais. Musu
atstovas, atsakydamas ! virs-
min6tus klausimus pazym6jo
apie santikiQ sunkenybe su
lenkais. Sventasis T6vas is
reiSk6 geruosius velijimus
kaip Lietuvos ateiciai, taip
JOS atstovu pasekmingam dar-
bui. Musu atstovas kardino-
lui Gasparri indave nota su
dokumentais, paliecianciais
lenku darbus Seinu seminari-
iOie. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
sUsIAURINAMAs TRAUr
-
K1N1U vAzINEJ1MAs...


Del anglip stokos Chicago
dar daugiau 40 pasazierinip
traukiniu vazinejimas sustab-
dytas. Tas palette Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul gelezin-
keli. .s
Prekiniai traukiniai kol-
kas dar nesustabdomi. Bet iei
anglekasiai ir toliaus negryz.
darban, tuomet gal If prekls
MUS traukinius palies nedar: lar!
bas. I
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
SIULOMA DARBUI PER
TRAUKTT KoVA.
Tam tikslui isteigti valstijose
komisijas.

St. Louis, Mo-, lapkr. 20. =
"American Mining Congress-
turi cia suvaziavimq. Guaran-
ty Trust Company is New
Yorko atstovas Allen Walker
suvaziavime ,pasiul6 darbui r
kapitalui padaryti armisticija
per sekanGias II m6nesiQ. Pa
siul6 darbui tue laikOtarpiu
nekelti streillQ, gi kapitaIui-
nemazinti uzmokesciQ darbi-
il prisilaikyti 'I!tQ
darbo salygQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
NUGALABINTA 81 MOROK-
KOS zMOGUS.

Madridas, Ispanija, lapkr.
20. - Tetuane, rytuose nuo
Tangier, sulig kards teismo
nusprendimo nugalabinta q
Morokkos gyventojas uz nu-
zudymq savo oficierQ tarnau-
jant Ispanijos kariuomen6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
sVEICARIJA PRISIDEDA
PRIZE TAUTU sA
JUNGOS.

Berne, lapkr. 81. sveica-
rios macdonald taryba nubal-
savo prisideti prie tautu So
iungos. W sajunga buvo 124
.balsai, gi pries 45.
Per astuonias dienas taryba
tue lzlausimu vede debatus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
PREZIDENTAS Spires
APIE "IMPERATOR"

Washington, lapkr. q.
Garlaivio "Imperator" lilli-
mas prigules nuo paties pre-
zidento Wilsono nusprendl-
mo. To garlaivio reikalauJa
Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
UzPUOLE RADIKALU
OFISA.

Cincinnati, o., lapllr. 20
Trys Simtai AmerikoniSllo
Legijono nariQ, vedamQ savo
virSininkQ (oficierQ), uzpuol&
cia socijalistu partijos ofisq.
Keli simtai svarQ raStp is
ofiso iSmesta' gatv6n il sude-
ginta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
Senatas Nepatvirtino
Taikos SutartieS
Padaryta RezoIiucija apie
Taika su Vokietija

kale. PirmiauSia balsuOta Sc
natoriauS Lodge sumanymas-
priimti Sutarti su visomis 10
paduOtOmis pasargomiS. Su-
manymaS atmestaS 81 balsu
prizes II.
Paskui senatorius Under
wood paSiul6 sutarti priimti
taip, kaip il yra originate. 80
bal>aiS prizes 50 Sumanymas
atmcStaS.
Po SitQ nepavykimQ paduo-
TIA SumanymaS viSai nepatvir-
tinti sutarties. lr Sitas suma-
nyma> priimta$. Nei viena prl-
Sc ne>iprie$inO. Sutartis padG-
tn.
PO to tuOJauS SenataS mnOal-
>avo pcrtraukti sesijQ.
Xiii kitus kaltina.
Dabar Seka ginGai, ka> kali
taS uz atmetimQ taikoS sutar-
ties. RepubIikOnai kaltina de
mokratuS. gi Site vel anuos.
SenatOrius Lodge sake, jog
kalti demOkratai, nes JIG bal
>avo prizes paduotaS jo paSar-
@aS. Bet taS pat ScnatoriuS ne
pa>ako, jog io toS paSargOs bu-
tu taippat pragaiSinusios tai
kos >utarti.
Gal bus paduota sekanciai
sesijai.
PrczihentaS WiI>onaS viSaS
laikaS darbavOSi, kad SutartiS,
kaip il buvo, butu patvirtinta.
Padaryta prie$ingai.
Dabur belicla Sutarti i$nau-
10 paduoti >ekanGiai senate :;e-
Si.iai. kuri praSidGS gruodzio |
Il. 'Tik klau>imaS, az prezi'!en-
ta< taip padaryS.
Senat0rius Hitchcock nlio-
moniauja, kad taip bus. Sake,
prczidentaS paduos Sutarti pa
dary,Iamas. kai-kul'iuOS nuSi-
lridimuS. Ir Ia bus patvirjin-
tn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
SUARESTAVO 26 RADI-
KALUs.

Hartford, Conn, lapkr. 20.
-tia suareStuota 26 radika-
lai. Tarp anu yra viena mote.
riSk6. Uzgrobta daug visokiu
raStu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-21
Kcmisijos valstijose.

Sulig sumanymo, viener!rl
mctQ Iaikotarpiu visose atski-
riose valstijose tur6tQ but
isteigtos komisiios. | tas ko-
misijas tur6tQ ineiti: vienas
darbo atstovas, vienas kapita-
10, vienas valstijos if du pub
likos.
Tos komisijos tur6tQ nusta-
tyti reikiamus .uzmOkesciuS IL
iSriSti visokius pakiluSius ne
susipratimus.
Pagaliaus tur6tQ but viena
visai Saliai augsGiausioii naci-
jonal6 komisija, katra atskiriQ
valstiju komisijQ nutarimus
turdtQ patvirtinti arba patal-
syti. A..-
Radikalai Waldo darbininkus.
"National Coal AssOcia-
ton prezidentas Taylor savo
telegramoje suvaziaviman pa
zymajo, jog darbininkQ unijos
isteigtos dorais If saziningais
pamataiS. Bet ,Siandie jas ap-
nyko radikalis elementas II
Waldo tillrai autokratiniai.
Taip, sake, Siandie yra ir
su anglekasiQ organizacIja.
RadikaIai vir$ininkai state TO-
kius augStuS reikalavimlS.
kad tuomi keSinamasi ne prizes
anglekasyklQ savininkus, bet
prizes pacia visuomene. Tai tie
Siog praSizengimas.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17

contract to furnish Beat No. /
with oats at IS cents per bushel !;
R. r. Busick is awarded the con-
tract to furnish Beats Nos. 2, 3
and 5 with oats at SO cents per
bushel and sweet feed at $3.05
per sack; and J. L. & @. Buchan-
an are awarded the contract to
furnish Beat No. 4 with sweet
feed at $3.1O per sack and oats
at 90 cents per bushel.
In re Committee Report. To
the Honorable Board Of Supervi-
sors of Rankin county. Gentle
men: We, your committee ap-
pointed at the February, 1919,
meeting, to view and lay out a
new public road as prayed for by
j. F. Everett and others, beg
leave to report that we met on
the 18th day of March and pro-
ceeded to view said route, found
same practicable and recommend
that same be opened for travel.
Respectfully,
J. B. WILLIAMSON,
R. A. KENNEDY, Com.
In re Sale Of House on Section
16, Township 8, Range g..
Whereas, the township school
trustees Of township 8, range 8,
east, have presented their re-
commendation to the Board Of
Supervisors Of Rankin county,
Miss, for the sale Of one small
house without cover on section
16, township 5, range 8, to w. a.
Ross for q consideration Of $40,
therefore, the said Board Of Sn-
pervisors is Of the opinion that
the said house ought b be sold
md thnt the, ~ prico 4 \ 1oir,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Board Of Supervisors of Ran
kin county, Mis-, met Monday
morning, April Z, 1919, with all
members and officers present,
when the following business was
had and done, to-wit:
Superintendent Of Education
Repora.-Board of Supervisors
of Rankin County. Gentlemen
! beg to make the following re-
port for March, 1919: Aggregate
amount paid to teachers out of
teachers fund from March 1,
to April l, 1919, $6,238.75, which
includes pay certificates No. 592
to No. 764. Salary for March,
$136.50; postage for March,
$3.50; total, $4,000.
H. H. BULLOCK, Supt.
In re Election Commissioners
Report for Clarksburg School.
To the Honorable Board Of SUI
pervisors of Rankin county: We,
the managers of the sepcial cleo
ton held in Clarksburg CONSOLE
dated School District, to determ-
inc whether the said district
shall issue bonds in the sum of
$4,000 to build teachers home,
wish to report to your honorable
board that said election has been
held according to law, and that
the issuance of bonds carried by
vote of 2s votes for the issuance
of bonds and % against the issu-
ance of bonds to be issued by
Scott and Rankin counties &C.
cording to the assessed valuation
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17
Rankin county's part being $500.
ROSS A. LINDSEY,
w. P. DUNCAN,
VIM. H. ELLIOTT, Mgrs.

In re Tax Refund Under Sec
ton 1916 Code.-It appearing to
the Board of Supervisors of Ran
kin county, Miss, that George
Smith is assessed with 1926 per-.
sonal property for the year 1918,
and through a clerical error in
the assessment roll he paid taxes
on 1896, and the taxes paid on
the 500 error was and is an err
roneous payment of taxes under
Section 1916 Code 1906, and that
the said George Smith ought to
be refunded said taxes under
said Section, as the law directs;
therefore, it is ordered and adj
judged that the said erroneous
payment Of taxes for said year
be certified to the auditor of pub
lie accounts under said Section
4346, and that said sum SO erron-
eously paid into the county treas
ury on 500 valuation as taxes
for said year be paid out of the
proper county fund on certificate
Of the auditor Of public accounts,
and the clerk is hereby expressly
authorized and directed to issue
said warrant when said certifi-
cate shall have been received and
filed in his office.
In re Stock Law Granted. Be
it remembered that John Red
fearn having filed q petition with
this board to annex the north
east quarter, section 5, township
s, range 2, and east half az
section 81, towuship s, range z,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17

Total Balances 1872, 594.53
Ordered by the Board of Su-
pervisors that the following al
lowances be made to-wit:-
S. V. Burks, salary, $4,000
A. D. Collum, bridge work,
$3.50.
c.. A. Hawthorn same, 1925.
c. Fitzhugh same, $500
G. B. Coward lumber, $33.48.
A. j. Grantham, Live stock in
spector, $4,000.
c. E. Harrell, Bridge work, SO.
c. E. Harrell, Mdse., for watts,
1895.
J. F. Baker Vital Statistic Re-
cording $1,000. "a
J. w. Falkenberry, Repairs to
vat, $500.
A. G. King, Live Stock Inspect
or, $4,000
Brandon News, printing for
Sheriff & Chan. Clerk, $125.5O.
Brandon News, first quarters
printing & G. H. Officer $3.50.
Lettie Lewis, pauper support,
$3.50.
John Parker same, $3.50.
Patience McLaurin, same, So
SO.
Bob Williams, same, $3.50.
Fannie Myers, same, $3.50.
Alfred Myers, same, $3.50.
Mack Grain, same $3.50.
DR.. w. H. Watson, salary, $25.
Jesse Hemphill, salary, $500.
Mrs. Fay Webb, salary, $3.50.
S. D. Donnell, freight and
drayage $2.65.
OH Harrell, bridge work, $12.-
SO.
L. T. Lawrence, IA pounds of
nails 84cents.
w. G. Barnes, Mdse., $115.70.
w. R. Bynum, wages self, cook
and extra expenses, $500.
- Y
Hunter & MCGEE, prescription
for Geo. HOWE, $5.75.
Brandon Electric Co., current
for March 1926.
S. D. Donnell ct al, Chan.
court costs, $500.
J. A. Robinson, Chancery
court costs $27.OO.
T. u. Brown, Court Stenog-
rapher $4,000.
J. C. Atkins, Mdse., for County
Farm, $2O.22.
Brandon Mach, & Lumber Co.,
Mdse., $2.85.
J. NJ. Evans, Statutory for self
and Constable, $35.15.
J. R. Harris, feeding Geo.
HOWE, 1850.
Standard Drug Co., vat medi-
cine, $387.25.
L. O. Gayden, Overplus ON
land, 1892.
J. A. Lindsey, Vital Statistics.
$26.75.
Dr.. I. NJ. Clarke, Vital Statis-
tics, $500.
pr. Thomas Steen, same, $16.-
Dr.. R. E. Patrick, same, 1925.
w. NJ. Renno, same, 5.75.
= 2 ri
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17

and west half west half and east
half south west quarter, section
SO, township 6, range 2, to the J..
H. Whitfield stock law district,
and the same having been. duly
considered, it is ordered that the
same be granted, to take effect
as the law directs.
In re Committee Report To
the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Rankin County. Gen
tlemen: We, your committee, APP
pointed at the February meeting
to view proposed change in
public road as petitioned for by
j. 7. Knight and others, met on
March Goth, and viewed the same
and recommend that the change
he made. Respectfully,
j. B. WILLIAMSON,
R. A. KENNEDY, Com.
In re Committee Report. To
the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Rankin County, Miss.
Gentlemen: We, your committee
appointed at the February meet
ing, to view proposed route for
a public road as petitioned for
by w. w. Patrick and others, met
on the goth day Of March and
viewed same, and recommend
that the road be granted.
Respectfully,
j. B. WILLIAMSON.
w. H. TILL, Committee.
In re Feed Contract Awarded.
BE it ordered by the Board Of
Supervisors that y aylor-Wills
Grocery Co. be awarded the con-
tract to furnish Beat No. / with
sweet feed At s2.65 per sack, and
]. b peaf y ~ \ tlIe
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17

is directed and empowered to ex-
ccute a deed to the Board of
Trustees of the said school upon
tho payment of the said consid-
Grafton into the county treasury
to the credit of Johns Consoli-
dated School District.
Ordered, this the 7th., day of
April, 1919.
In re County Treasurer's Re-
port, First Quarter, 1919.
Jesse Hemphill, Treasurer of
Rankin county Mississippi, hav-
ing filed his 1st., quarterly re-
port, and same having been
found in all things to be true and
correct.
1t is therefore approved, said
report showing the following bal
ances on hand to-wit:
General County Fund 5 26,591.38
School Fund.- - 14,434.56
Institute Fund 1917
Clear Greek School Fund.-
273.97
Pearl School-------- 334.13
Ludlow School 1903
Ludlow School l. & S. Fund
---- 49, ------- 27.55
Clear Branch School, 202.7O
Agricultural High School,
- 1O,368.76
Johns Consolidated SCHOOL,. & S.
Fund - 80 4,738.57
Hickory Ridge School 359.89
Cato School, - 1,102.42
Holly Bush School, 174.39
Briar Hill School 372.85
Stems Greek School, 1,O45.74
Brandon Consolidated School,
---- $500 412.78
Oakdale School, 240.34
Richland School, 1914
Fannin Separate School 1,463.42
Mayton School, - 370.77
Star School, 499.27
Pisgah---- 80 49, 1,144.12
Mountain Greek School 1892
School House Imp 522.61
Dry Creek School 1871
Roads, Bridges and Ferries
80 ---- ----- 2,078.13
Pension Fund - 700.94
Beat No. l Road Fund-Main-
tenance---- - = 11,867.35
Beat No. / l. & S.. Fund 5,331.74
Beat No. 2 Road Fund-Cons.
Acct.------ --- - 165.45
Beat No. 2 l. & S. Fund 9,796.39
Beat No. 2 Road Fund-Main-
tenance-- ----- 4,518.59
Beat No. 3 Road Fund 3,O34.5O
Beat No. S Road Fund 8,S92.2O
Township Fund.- lO,651.7O
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-17

G. S. Murray, Live Stock In
spector, $500.
E. P. Smith, same, $3.50.
r. r. Busick, Mdse. County
Farm, $14.15.
S. D. Donnell, Erroneous taxes,
$15.12.
J. E. Simms, Overplus on land,
$1.53.
w. E. Mcintyre, same $10.25.
Brandon Water Co., Rent for
March, $1,000.
H. H. Bullock, salary and pos
tage for March, $140.30.
w. E. Cofer, work on road,
$1,000.
Ben Merchant, work on road
out R. B. & F. fund, $1,000.
j. F. White, same, $500.
Tom Butler, same, $50.
j. A. Hutchinson, same,$13.50.
Lee Morgan, same $1,000.
r. L. Chapman, same, $1,000.
A. j. Grantham, same $1,000.
Sam Watts, same, $16.35.
Robert Berton, same, $500.
Zeb McLaurin, same, $1.50.
E. R. Jones, same $1,000.
William Trigg, same, $500.
P. F. Loveless, same, $4,000.
j. S. Munsterman, same, $500.
P. L. Pace, work on road out Of
R. B. & F. Fund, $3.50.
H. M. Kelly, same, $3.50.
Tom Baker, same, $1,000.
Will Odom, same, $3.50.
T. M. Harrell, same $4,000.
w. E. Cofer, bridge work, $12s
L. L. Kirkpatrick, lumber and
work on bridge, $27.70.
]. F. White, work on bridge,
$500.
Ed Burns, same, $1,000.
D. ]. Byrd, same, $3.50.
Tom Ward, work on bridge,
$4.00
Craft Thomas, Jr., same, $3.50.
E. M. Odom, nails, $1.85.
A. Tindali, lumber, $3.50.
Thomas Reed, repairs to
bridge, $1,000.
Richard Bate, lumber and re-
pairs to bridge, $500.
C. F. Morris, Erroneous taxes,
Brandon school, $26.48.
J. A. Robinson, postage for
March, $500.
j. A. Lindsey, postage for
March, SLIGO.
Jennie Howell, Pauper support
$500.
March McAfee, work on road
out of R. B. & F. Fund, $500.
S. w. Mesby, repairs to bridge,
$3.50.
D. T. Meyers, building 2
bridges, $500.
w. G. Barnes, key nails, $5.25.
H. L. Purvis, Erroneous poll,
$500.
L. Beard, lumber, $1035.
Lee Morgan, vat work, $24.00.
w. A. Wallace, same $40.
Joe Everett, same, $3.50.
G. B. May, same, $500.
S. D. Donnell, Feeding prison
ers, $780,
Ward & Gayden Drug Co.,
small pox vaccines, $3.50.
Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co.,
County Farm phone, February
and March, $3.50.
SD. Donnell, postage and COM
mitment, $1,000.
R. L. McRae, repairs to bridge,
$1,000.
Robert Graves, bridge work,
$500.
Jack Finch, repairs to water
works for court house, $3.50.
w. G. Barnes, nails, $1.36.
N. F. Gray, Erroneous poll tax,
$500.
j. c. Gray, same, $500.
R. E. Murray, lumber, 1852.
Senator Abarnathy, bridge
work, $500.
L. H. Mashburn, lumber, $50.
L. B. Mckay, bridge work, $25.
c. K. Jones, pair mules, $500.
w. w. Weathersby, wages self
and hands, $326.37.
BEAT NO. p
E. @. White, wages self and
hands, $4,000.
Alex Shields, cutting two trees,
$1.0O.
T. A. Cox, cutting three trees
and making fill, $1,000.
: I. A. Cox, cutting three trees,
$3.50.
R. R. Busick, mdse., $4.25.
R. R. Busick, mdse., 75c.
Austern Western Road Ma
chine Co., road drag, $500.
Shop Taylor, erroneous road
tax, $780,
w. G. Barnes, feed bill.
$183.98.
l. C. R. r. Co., freight ON grav-
ell, $25.46.
BEAT NO. s.
Wynn & Downs, shop bill, $40
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12
Ell PRIMER DIsCtRso DE BLAsCo
IBANEz EN- NEW YORK

HablandO ell luneS 3 del mes Ell cur
so, .pOr la vez primera desde su arribo
a los EstadOs Unides, ante el Institute
de Artes Ciencias de la UniverSidad
de Columbia reunidO en- ell AuditOriO
de Horace Mann, que esta situado en-
Broadway y la calle 12O, ell celebra-
do autor de los CHGtTO Jinetes del Apo
cGHpSis, dijo que ell progreso del mum
do en- ell future dependerfa de America,
dOnde los descendientes de los caballe-
ros ingleses Y de los mobiles hidalgOs
espaiioles gobernarfan como supremOs
arbitrOs en- la ii ezra.
FL Sr. IbafIez, que habl6 en- espailOl,
dijo que Espaia estaba llamada ju-
gar una gran parte en- los aconteci-
mientos del mundo que sc desarroila-
ran en- ell future. la decadencia apa-
rente de Espana-aiiadi6-d ser
llamada mas propiamente anemiG. Min
gdn pafs que por centurias ha estado
dando su sangre mas pura y su talen-
TO mas amplio al desarrollo de un nue.
vo mundo, podria ahora ayudar en- mu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12

Ia leche que dnicamente pueden ne
cesitar los llamados ajustes.
Muchas familias vienen eXpresando
su diSgusto contra la attraction de los
inGusrri;ticS de icche, que vienen a
crear III grave >oaaicto Il las familias
que t.cnen n.i!os V elffermOs. Asi
mismo otras personals han de lamar
hoy la atenci6n al senior Lee. sObre esaS
actitudes que toman los lecleros, Y
que han imitado los carboneros.
Apenas Sc ha vistO aver Y hoy, pOr
las GALES de San Juan, los collSa bidOs
edrrOs en- donde Sc pregona ell material
tan necesario Ell todas las cocinas.
Sc nos dice que algunOS carbGnerOs
han resuelto almacenar SUI mercancfa,
VA Que no Sc les deja cobrar pOr ella
los precios que ellos han Hammdo ra-
zonables.
Ell Comit6 de Precios Equitativos, o
el JomiSionadO, senior Lee, deben to-
mar nOta de 10 cOnsignado arriba Y
harmOnizar las cosas de manera que
ell pueblo no sea privadO de los artfcu-
los mas indispensables.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12
INCASABLE.

cho, porque Sc sentirfa eXhausto y sin
fuerZas.
Los histOriadores de la Europa mo-
derna estan demostrandO una innOble
tendencia al criticar la historic de Es-
paiia. Esta crftica injusta ha sido eau
sa. Ell su mayor parte, de una gran
envidia. Espana, durante infinitOs 81
CLOS ha ocupadO un sitio en- la TERRA
que Alemania solo pudo cOnservar por
cincuenta amos Els ridfculO pensar
que la Inquisici6n Y las constantes que
rras de Espana en- la Edad Media la
hayan arruinadO'.
RefiriendOse a sus nOvelas, BlascO
Ibafiez anadi6 que cualquiera que fue-
ran los 6xitOs ObtenidOs por sus obras
auuellos formaban ell mejor tribute que
podfa rendfrsele su patria, ''puesto
que mis- obras-dijo-sOn el producto
de Espafia."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12
Ell "COMITE DE PRECIOS EQUITA
TLVOS", REUNIDO ANOCHE
Sc tia el precio de Ia hche conGcnSada


Eli los salOneS de la Cruz ROja.' /,
vOlvi6 reunirse anoche ell COmit6 de
PreciOs Equitativos Estaban presen-
tes los seilOres Ferrer, Pujals, Soto,
Llompart, Calder6n Aldea Nezario.
Este liltimo fu6 nombradO como lniem
bro del Comit6, en- lugar del senior
Calder6n, que sustituy6
al senior Abraham Pefla, representan-
te del traba jador OrganizadO.
FL seilOr Vasallo actuaba como Sc
cretario.
Compareci5 I'm Comit6 en- represen-
taci6n de los duefoS de puestos de le-
che, solicitandO que Sc aumentara el
precio a domiclio Esta conferencia
V discussion dur6 hasta las diez de la
noehe, prometieaGo el Comite de Pre-
clos Equitativos, estudiar el asuntO.
Tarde ell la nOche, Sc procedi0 fl
jar los precios de leche cOndensada, del
siguiente modo:
Las cajas de cuarenta Y ocho latas,
de catorce onzas, cada una, Sc vende-
ra por los almacenistas $500 Y el
detallista cobrara % centavos lata
en- los pueblos con puertos ferrOca-
rril de servicio pGblico.
En- los pueblos del interior, los al
macenistas podran venderla hasta
1915 La GAIA y los detallistas %
lcentavOs lata.
La leche condensada, de once onzas,
podra ser vendida a $7.75 Y 100 res
Ipectivamente por los comercian.es al