davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

tectorado y la amistad de la Re-
p1blica Anglo-Americana."
Y LA Democracia", ell 6rga-
no mas caracterizado del Parti-
do Union de Puerto Rico y pc
ri6dico del Presidente Y Vice
Presidente del Senado, al daros
la bienvenida os -decia:
LA Democracia", ell periodico
mas antique de Puerto Rico, fun
dado por ell pr5cer puertorrique-
no Luis Muiioz Rivera hace
treinta amos, y en- cuyas hojas Sc
hicieron las mas valientes cam
paiias en- favor de la libertad de
este pals; La Democracia", pc
ri6dico que respondio y responde
a su nombre, portando en- Puer-
to Rico, 'la bandera de los prin-
cipios que tremolaron Washing
ton y Bolivar, libertadores de
| America, os saluda y os rinde
en- sus columnas, ell homemade de
sus respetos y de sus simpatias
al pisar estas playas del Caribe.
Ahora, no queremos aportar
.'azonamiento sentimental algu-
mo, pues en- este terreno es ina
gotable ell material y yendo al
aspecto econ6mico para proba-
ros que tendriamos vida solo
queremos aportar un dato Y es
el de nuestra importation, ascen
dente a $58,945,747 en- ell a1o
1918 y una exportacion de
$685. ,514,989 para que Sc yea que
con los impuestos de aduana va
le bastaria a nuestra Rep1blica
para atender a SUI gobierno, por
5aja que fuese nuestra tarifa; ;
este sin contar con las demas
fuentes de ingresos.
Existe en- apariencia, en- la
mente de algunos, un formida-
BILE obstaculo para la Indepencia,
v es la ciudadanfa. No nos in
teresan las academicas disquisi-
clones juridicas sobre esta, pues
sabemos que nos fue conferida
por una Ley de vuestro Congre-
so conocida con ell nombre d. Ac
ia Jones, Acta que en- cualquier
momento puede ser derogada y
con ella desaparecer la ciudada-
MIA, facultad que como la de re-
solver nuestro definitivo status
politico descansa en- vuestras
manos, va que de acuerdo con ell
artlculo TX del Tratado de Paz
entire Espaiia y los Estados fir
mado en- Paris en- 10 de Diciem-
bre de 1898, ''los derechos civil
les y la condicion de los habi-
tantes naturaies de la isla, Sc
determinan por ell ,Congreso."
Vuestros abuelos fueron sub
ditos ingleses y pasaron a la al
ia categoria de ciudadanos ame-
ricanos; nosotros fuimos subdi-
tos espanoles y pasamos por ell
Acta Foraker a ser ciudadanos
puertorriqueilos y por el Acta
Jones ciudadades americanos;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
(TGdse la cdici6n dc Aycr)

|
Luego, este pals no puede ir a
la libertad pasando por camino
del estado Y por imposibilidad
economical unida a las razones
geol6gicas y etnicas tiene que re
nunciar a esta aspiration que lie
resulta irrealizable, ut6pica y
suicida.
SCual es la forma politica que
nos queda para aspirar a la IL
bertad y 81 no con Patricio Hen
ry pedir la muerte? +"
liza INDEPENCIA!
Cuando un clinico, a la cabe-
cera de i'm enfermo, frente a un
cuadro patol6gico obscure, dis
cute diagn6sticos diferenciales
de un proceso morboso, cuando
prueba por elimination que no
Sc pueden admitir ninguno de
los processes factibles de errar
el diagnostico, a exception de
uno, -entonces por exclusion Sc
admite ese diagn6stico; pues,,
igual raciocinio hemos seguido
ante ell cuadro clinico de nues-
tro pals, para probar axiomati-
camente que no puede admitirse
otra solucion como formula de
libertad que la Independence,
va que la colonia nj la acepta
nuestra dignidad de pueblo de
una cultura anterior a la vues-
ira, nj encuadra dentro de la po-
Utica americana; y va que ell es-
tado, que seria una formula dig
ma, es impossible obtenerlo por
razones econ6micas, geol6gicas
y etnicas.
\ He aqui explicado ell gran SEN
timiento de independence que
existe en- la isla, ell cual nunca Sc
ha debido a desafecto u odio u
hostilidad al noble pueblo ame-
ricano, sino al reconocimiento
de las anteriores razones, asi CO.
mo al natural deseo de tener un
dia una patria, como la vuestra,
| va que ell amor a la Independent
cia del suelo en- que Sc mace es
una planta que solo no crece en-
aquellos corazones esterilizados
por la abyeccion.
He aqui tambien por que ell
partido Union que es la inmen-
sa mayoria del pals tiene como
finalidad en- SUI programa desde
el 1913 10 siguiente:
"Declaramos que ell ideal su-
premo de la Union como ell de.
todas las colectividades fuertes
y como ell de todos los hopbres
dignos, a traves del mundo, es
la FUNDACION DE UNA PA
TRIA LIBRE, duefia en- absolu-
to de su propia soberanfa, para
el presente y para el future.
Dentro de esta finalidad, la
Union de Puerto Rico proclama
Ia constitution de Puerto Rico
como una Rep1blica por compile
to independiente, con el pro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
MEMORIAL
Que po conducto de los mebros vsantes del Congress-
Americana hace este la Association ndependentsta de r.

luego, la ciudadania no es inmu-
table y por tanto no puede cons
tituir un obstaculo a la indepen-
dencia, en- ell terreno del derecho,
;uando no 10 constituye 'en ell de
a fuerza en- los casus belli.
Y ahora solo nos basta recor-
daros para afianzar nuestro de-
recho a ser libre, ell que vosotros
habeis peleado en- esta guerra
mundial por la libertad de los
pueblos oprimidos y la consti-
tuci6n de las pequeilas naciona-
lidades, y que nosotros estuvi-
mos a vuestro lado y sin resis-
tir, como Irlanda al servicio mi
iitar obligatorio impuesto por
lnglaterra, y para quien pedis
vosotros "self determination"
dimos $4,000 soldados en- dos liza
mamientos, cuidamos ell Canal de
Panama, dimos diez millones de
d6lares en- emprestitos de la Lii
bertad, enviamos a las fabricas
de municiones IL mil honbrc ),
de los cuales itantos murieron
diezmados por los rigores del in
vierno y por la Influenza, ocu-
pamos puestos de honor en- las
Quotas y asociados de la Cruz Ro
ia y tambien sangre nuestra fe-
cundizo en- los campos de Fran
cia la simiente de la Libertad del
Mundo, de cuyo fruto no puede
quedar excluido de participar
nuestra querida y desgraciada
isla.
Y como. una Ultima .raz6n, a
favor de nuestra Independence,
recordad que ante ell mundo te-.
neis empenada vuestra palabra
de honor, va que dijisteis cuando
declarasteis la guerra a Espana:
LA intenci6n del pueblo de
los Estados Unidos no es hacer
una guerra de conquista o para
engrandecimiento territorial"
Y despues de 20 amos aun es-
ia incumplida vuestra noble de-
claraci6n, y desde las tumbas de
los gloriosos muertos de la que
rra hispano-americana, Sc oyen
voces de protesta que clamar
por ell cumplimiento de los prin-
cipios. por los cuales ofrendaron
sus vidas, demandando para
nuestro pueblo su Indepencia, so
luci6n que tambien demandamos
nosotros Y esperamos obtener;
y 81 nos la negais entonces, en-
lin vuelo de desesperaci6n paro-
diaremos a Patrio Henry y os
.diremos: ''Dadnos la indepen-
dencia O la muerte."
POR LA ASOCIACION INDE
PENDENTISTA,
DIR. LeOpOldO FiguerOa.
Ex-Miembro de la Camara de
Representes.)
Lcdo. Jose S. Algeria.
LcdO. EugeniO Font Suarez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
Sc vENDE

Muebles de sala Y comedor y
un piano marca "Cable".
Informaran, Telefono 152
azul. Parque 80. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

s Sc VENDE. Una casa de
concrete armada, de dos
pfantas, en- ell sitio mas cen
trico de Santurce. 1nforma-
ran Villamil No. 4 o Tele-
fono 179, Santurce. ADyT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
DELCO-LIGHT
LAPLANTAELECTRICAC COMP ETA
Y LOS COMERcIANTES. /.

LOS COMEhC1ANIEOs
ssS a. los 0s
ofrecdoles para propo & su osG antes ms @ @
M % Los de de Ia 5 as dc Ia pa em
DECoIaGT scuaes seran las venaas que les ndueron COM
r - Es BUEN ANUNCIO. .
inusei ueTte favor M del conner s
bien aunbrada La ora iEn cual entrara mas gene!
COMODIDAD. e !.s
Para su propa empleados cando
esudar nehe sin daassess lars Ia
tienda La ohcna. dep0ito. garage tahona ETC. e>
EvITA INCENDIos. 4 =
Ea ncendios siendo de voltage bao siempre
possible cuando haya de nvar veas gunaues de un so o
sauisn pasa pdas consecaene
compeddores serviran sus parroquanos! i.
Es UNA ECONOMIA.
plana eorene (per6eol. Un gallon de
M bss actual % g se luz un que peeo 5 s
scis cenavos por klovato Ia corriente producida
OTRAs vENTAJAs.
e para
cuaes toma eoene nce (sn que fuone e MOTOR
rriene @ de ceras pantas paScas de Iss
DUENOs DE PLANTAs.
s Martore CO. tciales)
hente Co. IC1ozap fco iereo Nanu1 H. Ahsa Na ARE
Ramon Torres (Sn Germa) Sos de Gonzalez salnas Juan
(TOa Baa); Bernab6
Perez (veques) Marques Hno, (bo) r. L. Merwn Co., Sra
r. d. Benjamin Peterson de Santa Cruz
MERECE CONSIDERATION.
antedico consideration No
mertos senlo cuaquier dependiene
propa prospedad
requisites seguir hacienda
eslO del siglO pasadO?
PRECIO.
Ell panta jado fabrcantes qu
diez completes be bodo
Ell aza anunando omar eeco ppdo Hay exena
formes dealado espano Escrba agnes
pidiendO catalOgo
C. o. LORD CO.
SAN JUAN
Marques Hern'dnos, J.J. Gerardino,
ARECIBO PONCE
Cuando escriba JMPARCIAI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

Czernin supplies the useful coun-
terpoise TO Ludenuor1t Admtrtng the
soldier he bemoans the idea and the
method OF represented He saw the
German military leaders as they were
and wrestled with them again ana
again.
They could not realize, ne
points out shreWdiy. thar nuti0n
may die OF victories and tat IN
limited securities in the shape Of
conquered provinces like Belgium
and northern France are value
less, IL the enemy 81 not prepared
TO redeem them at your price
Perhaps he suggests, half humor-
ously. perhaps the elder and greater
l0ltke would have been lust as bad
had he not been controlled By a Bis
marck and a Bismarck was Just what
was lacking between 1919 and 1918
As a consequence Czernlu wandered
from fmpossibility to impossibiiity-
His own emperor agreed with him
that victory was impossible and peace
essential. But the Germans were
equally certain that victory was in
evitable. when Czerulu went "a them
70 urge that they cede Alsace-Lor-
raine 10 France and take Roland In
exchange with Austrian Galicia
thrown in. they were both angry and
amused Victory was as certain for
them as the sunrise
Encounters Opposition.
When @zernin approached the Hun
garians with the project that they
buy Rumania of BY cessions in
TransylVania- he encountered equal
opposition. Tisza and al other Hun
garians could only think IA Magyar
and the integrity of the Hungarian
state was the beginning Of their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
!. NJ c. A. MEN
GIVEN MEDALS
Fortieth International Con
vention Assemblies This
Year in Detroit.


Detroit Mich, Nov. 19.-Medals fol
bravery and devotion on The wai
fields Of France or elsewhere win Be
presented TO eight Young Mems
Christian association workers in the
10th international Y. II C. A con-
Yention which opened here today.
Award Of these medals was made
some time ago. The presentation
VIII be made before an audience OF
5000 delegates from Canada. the
United States and its island posses
sions.
The golden cross Of officer Of the
Royal order Of the Redeemer VIII be
presented 70 Elwood s. Brown. head
Of the T. a. c. A. athletic work in
France. and Wilbur A. Reynolds, Of
Detroit, athletic worker with the
fifth and sixth marines. part OF the
second division OF the United States
army These crosses were conferred
on them b. king Alexander OF Greece
in recognition OF their work with the
Allied armies
French Crosses Awarded.
French war crosses awarded by
marshal Perain Tor courage and Eal-
lantry under fire viii be presented
20 Richard C.. Shreve, Rochester. n
80 -1-- $40 aHHa --H A-A A-NN.a a. E ANaH
Mass; Rev j. Vaudeville Barker,
UniontoWn. Pa Thomas vs.. WILDER.
NeW Britain Conn., w r Farmer,
Pittsburgh, Pa; and Rev. Mercer g.
Johnson, Baltimore. nd
Leaders in Industry. education and
the church VIII participate in the
convention How 20 make the T. IL
c. A. an agency for keeping young
men ia country districts where they
can help 70 produce the food Of the
nation and the world is one Of the
important questions for consideration.
Discuss Pension system.
Other questions to De considered
include old age pensions for paid
workers Of the association. for which
II Is proposed 70 raise s3,740.11o. ex-
tension Of the association 10 other
lands possibility OF employing young
women secrelariess stabilzation Of
the men in industry stamping out Of
BolsheFlsm- assimilation OF TIE men
Of the armies into civilian lie. and
SIMILAR problems The work Of Amer
icanizaton IN Industrial centers. in
Guiding the use Of moving pictures
in the plan also Ill be given at
-enton-
The convention IS TO close the ev-
enlng Of November q with so evan
geiistic meetings in churches OF
Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

fTTAsHINGT0N. .. C.. Nov 1s.-The
fF ali the Welter Of material com
ing from sources untl recently
enemy. and designed TO impress
domestic and foreign public alike, ii
would be difficult to find any more
entertaining OF illuminating docu-
nents than those now supplied by
count Czerniu. foreign minister for
the Hapsburg empire in the criticsi
years which stretch from the latter
end Of 1915 untu the close OF negotia-
lions a. Brest LitoVsk and Bucharest
ia 1915.
The peculiar value and charm Of
count Czernin's contribution lies In
the Iac1 that he has no other thesis
10 establish than that he did his best
He does not claim and he obviously
does not believe, that other policies
had his wishes prevailed austria
would nave been saved much less
that had a different course been
adopted, the war would have been
Not OptIniisf.
BY contrast what he does believe
manifestly is that the var could
neither have been prevented nor won.
The watch OF the dual monarchy had
conclusion, conclusion reached
early ID the struggle Hs never be-
lieEed On victory, he only rarely hoped
that the monarchy could survive the
shock. IN the main, doing the best
he could. he felt himself Ike @ phvsi-
clan called 10 attend a patient ID the
advanced stages OF mortal Illness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
Claims AirpLane
LSSafer Than
Automobile NOW
Army Cites Race Stahs-
tics to Prove It's
Contention.

Racing with airplanes is much
safer than racing with automobiles.
according to statistics received at the
Fl Paso recruiting station Tuesday
from the war department news bu-
reau.
Glenn L Martin, pioneer aircraft
builder. compiled the statistics for
the war department he takes as a
basis for his comparison the Indian
aPolis automobile race held during the
past sumner and the New York and
Toronto and the rrauscontineutal
aerial races
Three men were killed at Indian
apolis and none IN the New York 10
Toronto race. seven men were killed
in the rrauscontinental race. but for
machines entered and distSnce COW
cred the percentage IS no greater
The table Of comparative statistics
follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
ENGLAND AND FRANCE PLAN
OPERATION WITHOUT U. S

London, Eng. Nov. 1s.-Great Brit
ain and France are considering
whether they are not compelled 70
carry out The German peace treaty
ana operate the league Of nations
Independently of the United States.
pending The decision OF the american
government
il is pointed ont that matters are
continually arising under The treaty
which need immediate attention. such
as plebiscite commissions. and x Is
no longer possible 10 delay making
the pact operative
The opinion strongly prevails that
Great Britain VIII not accept any
reservations made by the United
states senate which would necessi-
tate the negotlati0n Of q new treaty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
7 hie6es Camp Out In
Men Dorb Bu7gaLotrs

New Dorp, Staten Island. n IT,.
Nov 19.-Ten burglaries were dis
covered recently in bungalows Of the
fashionable summer colony Of Cedar
Grove near here The houses were
closed for the season. Five Of the
houses were robbed The thieves
slept 81 one OF the beds in one Of the
bungalows and in another lighted an
OIL stove and prepared a meal
The tne1rs were petty. but Che
thieves left the bungalows in dis
order, streWing the contents about.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
D'ANNUNZIO AUGMENTS LAND
AND SEA FORCES 10 5000

Fiume, ITALY. Nov. H. Gabrielle
d Annunzio's recent descent upon
cara has augmented his land and sea
forces they are estimated 20 num-
Der $4,000.
The Italian forces Of occupation
in Dalmatia comprise an army corps.
with one division at cara ana an
other At Sebenieo- All or these
troops are registered under d'Au-
nunzio's banners and are said 90 have
ample supplies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
Yes, Girls

Every body IS using and talking about
DERN LILO the liguid tint 10 inc
stautly beauties the complexion.
makes soft rosv-Whita skin every
one Just loves 20 touch over give
hundred thousand girls and women
axe using IT, It's reas beautifier.
that's what st is. Try it today At
toilet counters everywhere Your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN
FROM TEXAS RESIGNS Posi-

Dallas. Tex. Nov $40. S Carl
ton, Of Houston. has resigned as ma
ticnai Democratic committeeman from
Texas. It was learned here Tuesday.
Democratic leaders predict election Of
tons successor Love was assistant
secretary Of the treasury during the
war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

Ordinarily when people are going
away on a tr they bother unueces-
sarily about their baggage. The sim-
$500. III sou intrust your baggage
20 u.s. you win be relieved q an
bother.
City Service Company,
Autos. TaIls. BagE1Ee. McVinc.-adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
John Quincy ADAMS
Estate Ont Info Lois

Quincy, Macs. Nov. 1S=The need
for housing is no longer respecting
historic sItes-an old estate In Quincy,
formerly owned by John Quincy
adams. is to be cut into house lots.
thus inauEurating q land development
scheme which viii call eventually for
the construction Of about 1000 houses
This is called the Adams estate de-
ing been originally owned by the
former president and sold by a de-
scendant after being in the family for
generations II contains more than
40 acres o. land with two miles Of
frontage on Quincy bay. part Of Bos-
proposition involves five miles Of new
streets with the usual accessories
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

Nasnington, D. C.. Nov 1e-First
Lieut. Claude LeviedEe, medical
CORDS, ordered from Camp Normovis
to Camp Boyd, Capt Harold S. Thur
Der ordered from Hoboken. N j. to
10th cavalry. Fort Huschuca. lraf.
Edwin A. zundel, ordered from quar-
terInaster corps. FL Paso. to san An
tonic; Capt Robert ". Grow ordered
from Camp Dix TO Eighth cavalry,
FORT Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

During her stay in America queen
Elizabeth Of Belgium viii visit some
Of the principal medical colleges and
hospitals 70 obtain Information that
wiz enable her 70 establish an insti-
tuition for medical research in Bel
Efum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
AMERICAN DELEGATES PLAN
10 SAL E0R HOME SION

Paris. France, Nov. 19.-Ths Ameri-
can delegation to the peace confer
euce VIII sail for home on December
5 or 6, IL was learned Today. The
British delegation wiz probably
leave Paris about the same time. al
though no official announcement has
been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

Washington, D. C.. Nov To-esr-sl
taTy Baker has authorized the return
Of any regular army soldier from for-
eign service when illness or distress
IN the family OF the soldier IS IS se-
rlo1s as to make his return advisable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
POLAND AND OTHER SMALL
NATIONS WANT ALLIANCE

tatives Of Esthonia, LetFia. Llthuauia,
Finland. Poland, Ukrauia and White
Russia have declared in favor Of the
formation Of political and military
alliance 20 defend the independence
q those nations according to adj
wees recelIel By AauLars LlmL-ed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

Inasmuch as the aerial races COW
cred more than 10 times the distance
Of the automobile race, they, theo-
reticallyi gave opportunity for more
than 10 times as many accidents.
Moreover, expert pit service was
available for the automobiles and not
for the airrlanes. Yet more than 81
Per cent Of the airplanes finished and
only IS percent Of the automobiles
finished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

In so per cent Of the civil Service
examinations for Cove nment posi-
tions held thus Tar this year, women
we're not allowed to eompets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
81 4 chIa.. Liger and BoweIs

Motherl say California, then you viii
get genuine California Syrup Of Figs" Full
directions for babies and children Of all ages
who are constipated, bilious feverish, tongue
coated, or full Of cold, are plainly printed on
he bottle. Children love this delicious laxative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

Standard films at standard prices
we do developing too Demand better
kodak finishing.
J.. r. GzndEra Photo SUPPLY Co.
10 z. san Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
Grill Var Veteran Gels
Badge Lost In Bale


Lansing. Mich Nov. 19.-Daniel J.
Haggerty. Of Chicago. veteran Of the
civil war, has just received a silver
Identification badge which he lost
during the civil war on a Virginia
battlefield Haggerty got back his
badge through the efforts Of Col
John S. Bersay, adjutant general for
Michigan. who some weeks ago re-
ceivsd g letter from T. r. Holbrook.
Of Fairfax. Va. stating that Hoibrook
had found an Identification badge OF
pure silver" on its face il bore
the legend.
a'Dan J. Haggerty, Co. D. First Mich
lnfantry; list Brie-, lst Div. 5rh
corps.
on the other side vas
Enlisted Detroit Mich, July 13,
1851"
Records OF the ad3utant generals
office showed that Dan Haggerty
had moved to Chicago 10 years after
the close OF the war. Nine days after
the adiutant general had written
Haggerty replied that he had been q
soldier OF the old First Aichisan vol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
What OF The Future?

Christmas Is coming
So old age and white hair.
What are yen doing with your monsy7
THAT'S a vital question these days
It's day Of initiation.
is day Of speculation.
It's day Of high wages and plenty,
It's day Of crowded apartments.
Il is day Of men and women
Who yak I'll they weary
That they might find shelter.
.--......s..s
Is day when they ask.
Have yen any skldreu8?
s..--...s...s-..
If g0u hsFe-noYe en-
Now thsn-stop n your mad rush
observation-disclosures -.-......... ,...s.--
And think few hard thoughts.
Suppose currency IS contracted.
Suppose prices drop somewhat
Suppose some Of the water Is
.ss--
Let out Of sons Of The present initiation
--.--.-.......
IN general suppose things change
Suppose, too, speculation goes ont q style.
Then, your dollar viii be worth more
We offer yOu safe investment n
Austin Terrace and Richmond Terrace,
Where prices sil increase and where
Prices are based On safe and sound economics,
Observation-Disclosures. ......--...........
All Of YOU worries viii end at once
When you buy Of our beautiful homes.
One Of our salesmeu vii Be glad 10
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Show Jon and talk # over with you
Take no chances The future Buy now
James [. Mari Company
REAL Esrsrn PHONE 1850. oArIrs BUuDrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
COUNT CZERNIN REVEALS new
LIGHT ON HAPSBURG'5 FALL

Believes War Could Neither Have Been Prevented Nor
Won: Watch Of Dual Monarchy Run Down; Leaders
Did Not Believe a Nation Gould Die Of Victories if
Defeated Enemy Unable to Redeem Spells.