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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14
MORE MILLIONS FOR the
PROMISING POLITICIANS

The Legislature OF North Dakota,
controlled blythe Farmers Nom Purti
san party, has voted to mortgage the
farms, homes and other property Of
the people Of the state for twenty
million dollars, at the same time de-
Ginning to submit the plan to the vote
OF the people OF the state before it
is put into effect. This twenty mil
lion d0llnrs, borrowed on the credit
OF tiie people and which must later be
paid by the people, is TO be placed in
the hands Of the politicians in pow
er, to be used by them in establishing
business enterprises OF one kind and
another, including banks. That this
will be fine for the politicians is APP
parcnt, and what is likely to happen
sooner or later is also apparent to
those who do net subscribe to the the
ory that ones own politicians are al
ways wise and honest, just as the
80. s ',e ~ 'ne
~, sA "'ve'en' anu oiSnol
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'n' Pv""" ""o
p'ys' '"e l'"s'' oe''ser '"e ,eas''
.n 'n"' GIVING 'ne"' twenty hhhioh
~ ~ p'"y "'u uots NV ''cccs-
' "" '""' ''e n'i''e''i'"'n =, -
soAs y W p'o'a'e' ''s"' away i"e
e"tpe's '"" n''s"I,nes o""ea
- '.t "o'', i'"Ao" l'oh''c"'hs w""
W " ''""s' '"s '"sns i',''''''
"'''"i '''er sPe"h wen Vi '"ehi' now
''e anu As 'ncic'ore 10 oe as
s"neu INA. anes "ie going 70 no
'o'"e"""' ''iiereh''s .i"ii Po','ici"hs
"s"'''s u'' an" 'i'' >or'n p"ko'a u
eoN's ~ "eco'he " regular otopia. we
sum see """i we sna'' see iheSe
P''''','is no" laSS iron" ''ie vantage
srouhu Oh hhoek'hs me o'her ieiiow
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

a school tax therein in the wear
next preceding said election.
Any person offering to vote
at said election may be chal-
'enged ~ any legally qualified
elector of the District, and any
one of the Judges OF election
shall administer to the person
challenged All aath, as follows:
You do swear ;or affirn,) that
you are n citizen Of the United
States; that you have resided
i'll the State Of Colorado twelve
months Immediately preceding
this election; that YOU are TWEEN
tv-cne years Of age; that you
have resided in this School Dis
trict thirty days next preceding
this election. aud that you have
paid \ school tax within this
School District in the year next
preceding this election; that
you have not voted at this elec-
tion; so help you God Tor un-
der the pains aud penalties Of
perjury
II any person offering to vote
shall refuse TO take such an
oath or affirmation. his vote
will he rejected. II is provid-
ed by law. however, that the
Judges may reject the vote of
any person offering to vote. If.
in their Judgment. said voter is
not qualified according to law.
whether said voter has taken
said oath or not
In Witness Whereof, the
Board of Directors of School
District No. ~. III the County
oi Phillips and State OF Colora-
do. has caused this notice to he
given as required by law. this
18th day of February. a. u. 1919
tSclool Distri 2, Seall
..,s.s.,..a.tj, tj,Ayle iierera,,,-- -
Secretary
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

Heretofore our people have always
been satisfied with the honor of be-
ing an American citizen, believing
that there was M higher privilege for
any NAN. Tht time has come. how
ever, when our president, IN visions,
has discovered what he considers q
"ciiizcn of the world" and j. urging
"ciiizen of tile world.' and urging
our people TO cense grovelng IN the
nnrrow opportunities OF nn American
citizen and follow him as lie wings
ls WAY IN Imagination INTO the realms
of the boundle-s possibilities OF II
world citizen
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14
Public Notice

VI p'titoi ttSti'Ni b'i't as'SA A'''i
Sclrool District No. 81.
= .a.%s, asonHty, c6fsrado.
Publsc mUt1cs. Z hsss,,y given
that special election of such
Qualified electors OF school Dis
trict No. 30. in the county of
Phillips and State of Colorado.
as shall nave paid a school tax
therein in the year next preced
ing such election. has been.
pursuant to law and the actio.
Of Board of Directors. called for
aud the same will be held on
Tuesdi ~ the 18th dav Of March
A. -. 1919. nj the court house
auditorium in said District At
which election there will be sub
mittcd the following question:
Shall the Board Of Directors
oi School District No. ~. in tn.
County of Phillip and state of
Colorado, contract n bonded in
debiedness in the sum of Fifty
Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars 1872. 800 for the purpose
of erecting and furnishing "A
school building within and for
spid School District. by the il.
suance and sale ot negotiable
coupon bonds of said School
District thereior;
The ballot box for the recep.
iiou ni ballots upon said ques.
tion will he opened ~ the hour
.of two O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day nt said place. aud
will bc hcpt open until aud will
be closed at the hour of five %.
clock in the AFTERNOON of said
day Ballots 10 be used IN vot-
iug upon the question submit
ted will he furnished hy the
Secretary Of the District Ia the
Judges Of election. to be- 10y
them furnished 10 the voters.
Ench eicctor voting az said elec
ton shall deposit In the ballot
box n ballot whcrenn shall bc
printed of written the words.
For the Bonds. " aud the words
"Agninst the Bonds " aud shall
indicate his appooyal or disnp.
proval of the proposition sub.
miitcd by placing u cross NJ op
posite the group oi words on
his ballot which expresses his
choice.
No ballot will be received b,
the Judges OF election unless
the person offering the ballot
shall he u qualified clector of
the District aud shall have paid
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14
Strays.

Brockcl faced red COW brand.
cd nn lief, hip ~. NJ firm oi Nil
Ia Burge II miles south west
of IIolyokc. since Dec lis.
Also one sorrel horse about :
years old. Owner eau have
same by paving Tor keep aud
advertising. Milo Burge.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

The Colorado drmurnilic senate hY
q rirhiglil party Ynis has naufaed
the lrague Of qilian.. w nio not
informed ~ to bow much t'n,c n
any the sonnlor- devoted to thor
consideration of H., &c .'o-cd rlun
of the lcng,e oi nations or Whc.ber
the endorsement was given simply he
cnusc President Wilson assures 81
that the league will keep " out Of
war.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

representative AlcGinnis of this dis
irict is not only making un envuble
record hut = doing work that viii
result in much good for the people %.
the district. He Is attending strictly
10 the business before the legislature
Is an able, influential worker aud hi-
record will he "A credit To the district
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

The peace terms for Germany will
leave her with permission To keep n
standing army of only 100000 men.
This will leave Germany in military
condition that will offer nu iempin-
ton To attempt the conquest of her
nrighbors.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

Senator Thomas of Colorado has
come out IA opposition 10 the propos-
cd plan for - league OF nations. There
Is ccrininly M politics IN The stand he
'akcs On th- question, lie has bfen
invited by the republican Colorado
house TO address tbnt body oa this
question IN the near future.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

President Wilson, after his recent
New York speech, refused 10 talk ON
the independents demands OF Ireland.
or course If the league of nations
Is adopted England will control the
league and ii would not do to stir up
trouble by suggesting the justice of
the Irish dcnnnds for independence.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14
SHALL We be DELIVERED 70 An
INTERNATIONAL AUT0cRACY1

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What the American people want 1
the world wide rule OF ilistice. Nlti
'"e 'mu :" 'isoh ieague oh 1n'st2Ss =!
se'e'he proSides Is Tue wor'd-wis.s X !
sway OIL lorce' ~
What the American people asker
and expected, following that promiI
decision oil the immediate ISSUES y
the war which, to the worlds lSeril
has been denied II, was charter q
international law, interpreted ny 1
court OF natlons, COMPOSED, n "
Colonel Roosevelt said, i"of repre-
sentative sfron each nation, tnes.
representatives being sworn to -!
Tvs judges IN each case, and not IN \
representative capacity
What they are Offered il a woril
parliament, bound by no guaranteed
of fundamental reserved natispe|
rights: world autocracy governed
by majority on the basis Of inteel
est; that majority beng alien IN y
terest ana spirit 10 this repuoiic. ~
A spokesman OF the administratid
tSeh"'or h'tchcock) says that ~
pA'' creates po~er,"' 'es'r,sAs
- n Ishf
that combination of aIl mr. any ~
vi these powers in one body wys
the essence of tyranny Mon
"'si"'e" s'''" '"a' s"n" e"mo.a.'
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deliberot,ye. decision
and limited bv the reserved rights Il
The ,nd;vidunl.- in Ills ease IF ti}.
nathan n.mber of tju. rrouoset
world st,tr
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14
A BEFuDDLED JUDGE.

T.
ferring to the league OF nations, .'.ius-
| titles the belief that the public mind
favors the PLAN After this broad
assertion, and with hardly pause
for breath, the former president con
tinues. "Evcrywhere the inquiry is,
| What is the league OF nntions!' The
| man in the street thinks il is some
thing to prevent wnr without know
| ing how. He is in favor of il with
4 out knowing Why except for its OBJ
iect.' In one sentence Judge Taft
congratulates himself that the league
is generally approved, and in the
next he says that the people know
nothing about it, except its object.
We see small cause for Mr.. Taft's
satisfaction if those statements be
true. Approval born Of ignorance is
no approval ut all. Precisely the
same observations might be made of
the Bolshevik government in Russia.
What the people saw in it was di-
vision of wealth, free love, and no
work They looked no further but
hailed the new order of things with
acclaim. They now begin to realize
that governments founded on such
theories mean suffering and death for
their peoples. 81
The American people want to see
nm end TO war. And who does not?
They have been told from all sides
that the league of nations will ac-
complish that object. and the general
public may look no further. But
when our people realize that the
adoption of the league by the United
States carries with il the surrender
of u national sovereignty brought in
to being under the leadership OF
Washington, aud maintained for over
10 years by nearly all our former
Z presidents. our statesmen in con
1 gre-s. and our soldiers on the battle
| field, they will hesitate before giving
il their endorsement. Unless the
present generation of Amcricans
haye LOST the yirility Of their ances-l
4 ttrs they VIII prefer war rssalssssslz
a surrender of the independence he
queaihed 10 them by the ip,hers of
the republic.
War could have been avoided in
1776 by the endurance OF crushing
humiliations from the British. We
could have had peace in 1872 by
humbly submitting to British arro-
gance On the high seas. In 1876 our
serenity would not have been dis
turbcd il we had patiently watched
the encroachm-nts OF Mexico ut our
borders. by accepting the procla
nations of the southern states in
1861 the price OF peace would have
been the setting up OF another ma
ton carved from our territory. No
money need have been spent in 1898
ar blood shed il we had hardncncd
our hearts To the atrocities OF Spain
in Cuba. In 1917 our peaceful
calm would not have been ruii'lcd
had we chosen to look the other way
when our ships were sunk by Ger
many aud innocent women and ehil-
drcn drowned
Throughout orr history Americans
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

al n
~ ," '"" " "'s'" "P'" ''"-
"'' '"' Pe'r'' "' '"e ""e VIZ
"'' '''' 81" i"''s
.hder It's terms our independence
Oh icg'si"'ion' Oh action, and even
o"' isn' l" 'h'''oh"i sen Pr"lecioh
are !" pe taken from US bonnd IN
"dV"h'e ny our agreement 10 the re-
s'r'c''"hs upon our i'"r'ies imposed
ny Tue new constitution We as " ma
..""' are 10 oe nance" over 10 'he Ten
ger n'ef',es "i u eoihc'i "i Inc league
composed oil hihe members, ih'iud-
ing representative "i me oni'ed
st"'es' Inc vote oi those hihe dele
gales Is I" decide 'he i"ie oil America
Ia an ih"''efs INA, may hf1se III 'he
iu'i're 10 disturb our hn'ioha' peace
ana welfare MOI ohiy are we ra'ied
upon 10 surrender our ririii To de-
femme our own aii"irs according
10 our own standards, nut We are /"
ASSUME ihc burden oil selling The dis.
pn'e- oi "iiier nations Tue worIh
over ana To JON win other members
oI ih' league III tue enforcement "i
lh"ss settlements. III PLAIN lahgnnse
we are called upon by our own pres
ideni to cease existence ~ I'm inde-
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14

President Wilson, in his speech be-
fore the democratic scuntc commit
tcemcn, is reported TO have gwen free
range to his wrath at senators who
had been criilcising the proposed
league of nations, aud To hnyc used
language that would he anything but
becoming TO the ehict executive of
our nation in considering government
matters of grcni moment.
Some men in official position cnn-
not tolerate amy criticism or opposi-
ton, They ARE nnioernts IN their
makeup nnd nrc nnlocrniIr In the
performance of their duties even
though they be Mt the head of n re-
publican government.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1919-03-14
THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

Washington, Mar. lO.-Thc repub-
lIchn publicity association, through
|ilss president, Hon. jonathan Bourne,
IT., today gave out the following
statement from its Washington head
Quarters:
MI Preservation Of American nation
al Independence is the issue present
|ed by the proposed league of nations.
All else pales into insignificnncc be-
fore the ominous cloud that has ris-
~ over the eastern horizon and that
threatens to destroy all that Ameri-
cans have cherished and fought for
,slur1ng life ns an independent ma
st.0n. II ever there was time in the
history of the United States for ev-
|rry real American to rally to the
support of his government it is now.
We were told, and il was fact, that
sshe German menace OF 1917 was the
3Ereatest catastrophe that ever I'M
pended over our liberty-tliat if Ger
many won in her contest with the al
|6es of Europe she would then turn
her attention to America and substi-
'tute the will of despot for the pop
|,,lar form OF government under
which we have prospered and been
.imppy. But, even IL Ne had not en-
TERED the great war when we did We
lSould have had nj least the satisfac-
ltion of putting up II fight to the fin
SHh before yielding TO be ground un-
der the Tenton heel.
but the dangers of German in
'yasien were slight when compared
With the perils that confront the re-
'pnblic today. Our president. elected
by The people 10 support ana defend
the constitutional government he
qnenilied to them by the fathers, re-
.turps from Europe with a so-callcd
'consfliutiou OF league OF nations.
The docnnlcni. according to Mr.. VIII
scn hine-li, was drawn by he Brit
sisi, representative nj The intcrna-
|iienal meeting at which il was adopf-
seA similar papers prepared by the
2. .vse; .ispi French and J,alinn- dele
Eaisas afd2thst HsS ths Aisfmssi. q :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
mira QUE TIE ESTAN
MIRANDA!

Vamos PALANTE y no ten
gas miedo. TOMA bien mi con-
sejo; antes de todas las comidas,
en- elias y despues, no dejes de
TOMAR, solo y acompafiado
unas cuantas cucharadas gran
des de AMARGO DE ANGOS-
TURA SEEGERT DE TRIM
DAD, que mezclado con hielo y
sirop al gusto es un nectar deli
cioso para conservar bien la sa-
lud en- tOdos los 0rdenes. ;Me
entiendes?
Sc vende en- todas las buenas
Farnacias, surtidos COlmadOs,
elegantes Cafes y Restauranes
de buen gustO.
AGENTES GENERATES
PARA LAS ANTILLAS
CASA CERECEDO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
AVISO

Ell DIR. l. Gonzalez Martinez
anuncia a su numerose clientela,
a sus amigos Y coinpaneros que
durante su auseneia en- Europa
Sc hara cargo de su consultOriO,
gabinete de rayos x y laborato-
rio clinico, el notable medicO, DIR.
P. Gutierrez Igaravidez.
A tOdOs suplica Y agradecera
infinite Sc sirvan continuar favo-
reciendOle con su confianza y pa
trOciniO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
w Al b A S IT

Con fecuehcia, sCantero, Fer
nandez y Co., Inc" reciben car
taS que dicen asi: 'eMe he ente-
rado de que ustedes son los agen-
tes en- Puerto Rico de los famo-
SOS pidebles para ofcinas de la
WABASH CABINET co. En-
viennle catalOgos.''
Los muebIes Wabash no tienen
rival. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
THE INSULAR DOCK
COMPANY.
MUELLE No. 2.

Restaurado y consolidate
en- forrna dicho Muelle, Sc
Ofrece de ruevO al cOmercio
en- general, con tOdO SUI pri-
nitivO buei1 tratO, facilida-
des. Y cOnOdidades, asi como
a los azucarerOs Y embarca-
dOres de toda clase, para al
macenar con seguridad y
embarcar con facilidad suma
sus productos.
SECURE de mercancias de-
pOsitadas en- muelle, a until
pO sin competencia.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15

Iatrasado pals agrfcOla. La inter
venci0n del exterios sera iuipoten-
te para impedirlo. Russia conti-
Inuara cayendo Y levantandose en-
la noche. Debera, a tientas, abr
Sc su camino y encontrar su YER
dadera via de salyaci0n.
''La REVOLUTION ha hecho sin
embargo una cosa formidable. sHa
sacado al "mujik" del abismo de
Iignorancia Ell que Sc debatfa. Mas
Iique precio tan terrible ha debido
pagar... Ell comercio russo ha de-
saparecido, Y habran de ser cxtran
jeros quienes 10 restauren. FL Go
bierno de campesinos que reempla-
zara al bolchevismo Sc parecera
mucho los que habfa en- los PAT
ses Bajos durante el siglo XIV.
Porque ell aldeano Sc ha fabricado
una idea inmutable de 10 que debe
ser la Asamblea Constituyente.
No hace mucho un "mujik" eli una
reunion celebrada en- el Palacio
de invierno, me decia: "Vosutros,
las geptes de las ciudades, os ha-
beis apoderado de las casas her
Imosas, de los muebles y de todo
10 demas. La Revolution, :que
Ies 10 cue nos ha dado? E8perad
ique subamos al Poder, y va yereis
Isl Gs performances vuestra codicia."
"Y s6pase que hay va muchos
F'mujiks" ricos. Recientemente
wi que uno de ellos compraba un
reloj de orc en- 1000 rublos. Me
dijo, observando mi sorpresa, que
dicho reloj hacfa el nhmero IL
de los que habia comprado. "No
mas que hacer una carga de vive-
res a Petrogrado agrego-, y me
dan 10 quiero por ella"
"Pero Ell los campos, casi todo
lei mundo esta disgustado, porque
solo mandan las gentes de las ciu-
dades. La mayoria de los "mu-
Ijiks" no quieren yender sus pro
visiones, y aguardan. ST van a
Irequisarlas los guardias roios, les
Ireciben a tiros. Sc han ihcauta-
do de las tierras, y quieren un
Gobierno que les garantice su pro
!piedad. No Sc f1an de los bolche-
Iviques, y han establecido un bio
Iqueo que mata de ho1nbre a los
ciudadanos.
"Pero- acab6 Gorky-, 81 es
verdad que necesitamOs where's
tambien 10 es que, mas que vlyeres
quisieramos papel. Papel para i'm
primir libros dar instrucciones
al pueblo"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
QUIERE listed, APRENDER
o PRACTJCAR LA TAQUI
GRAFIA, POR 81 SOLO?

Para todas las profesiones sc
necesita eonocer la taquigrafia
el abogado, I'll comerciante, el
pcriodista, q pol1tico, todo el
que haya de yivir de un emplco
o de una carrera, ST conoce la to
qlligraffa tiene adelantado ell Gin
cucnta por ciento en- la realiza-
cion de su empeno. Pero, We
ces, va sea porque vivimos apar
tados, en- lugares en- los que no
hay un professor de taquigraffa,
. porque nuestras labores cotidia
mas nc nos permiten asistir a
INA clase en- que tan it'll conoci
micnto sc ensehe, nos quedaAos
sin aprender 10 que puede ser Il
oase de nuestro porvenir, Iindo
nos extraordinarias facililades
en- la, cada vez mas coMpllcada.
Iucha por la vida.
Para resolver esta tiiflcultad
la gran casa editora: The Gregg
Publishing Company. de New
York, Chicago y San Francisco
ha editado en- ingl6s unos pri-
morosos cuadernos y libros que
vaInos a enuncrar por sns titu-
los para que cada cral p'leda yer
ell que mas falta lie haga. aunque
todos ellos son de suma utilidad
tanto para los que tengan algu-
ma practica, como para los que
no tengan ninguna:
Progressive Exercises, $O.65.
Expert Shorthand, Speed Coas
sc, $1.9O.
Graded DictatiOn, 81 30.
office training for Stenog~a
i nhers, $O.95.
/ Hints and Helps for the Short
lha,td Student, S0.65.
Grgg Shorthand Reader, sasS5.
Lessons In Shorthand Pen
asaaship, 1920.
Tales from Shakespeare, s0-3
4 Practicol Drills in ShorthQh
e, nmaaship, $3.50.
The Teaching Of Shorthand
sl3O.
/ Gregg Shorthand Dtctioniry
$3.50.
]. la casa Cantero, Fernandez (.
Co Inc, tiene este utilisimo ma
,eriaf que puede envisr por co
rre" a cualquier parte de n lFls
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
EI horizonte de
una Revolution
Maxine Cork y el Bolchevismo

FL periodista Frazier Hunt, de
Excelsior, ha celebrado en- Pc
trogrado hace algunos dfas, una
iilterviI con el celebre novelista
Maxine Cork. Como Sc sabe,
este, luego de haber combatido al
boichevismo, Sc adhiri0 a el y fu6
eneargado de una de las secciOnes
en- que sc divide el ministerio ma
ximalista de instruction p[iblica.
Queremos tener al lector al Co
rriente de los moyimientos revolu-
ciollarios de Russia, porque esa vas
ia tragedia oriental sefala el co
mienzo de una iiueya etapa his
torica y ha de infiuir esencialmen-
tie en- el mundo entero.
Ahora, que parece iniciarse ell
derfumbamiento del bolcheI ismo,
las palabras de Maximo Cork tie
men mayor interes.
Cork ha hecho a Hunt unas de
claraciones casi sensacionales. He
aquf 10 mas importante de elias :
"Rusia Sc vera cada dia mas
e ~ .
hambrienta y paralizada. Y sur
gira otra revolucion. Y lueg0 ven
dra ,un regimen de terror. Y con
tinuaci0n, una reaction violenta.
Y, por lltimo, en- una Asahblea
Constituyente, las docenas de mi
Homes de campesinos que son la
fuerza del pals haran sentir la SUI
premacia numerical y crearan una
democracia frfa, antipatica, posi-
tivista, pero solida.
70 no soy bolchevique. Traba-
10 sencillanente al lado del Gobier
no de hecho, como jefe de Secci6n
del ministerio de Instruction Pu-
bliea, para ayudar a mi pals. CUE
adore.
"El bolchevismo y Ia Revolu-
cion deben recorrer, fatalmente,
SUI, r6rbita entera. No Sc potlran
hallar caminos de trayes1a nj com
promises entire los canpos anita
goRieos. Lo que hay de mas be-
llo Ell Russia, como arte y cultura
intellectual, debera perecer, final.
mente.
"Los aldeanos estan llenos de
c6lera y rencor contra las ciudades
y sus jefes; Quisieran no dejar en-
pie nj una gran urbe. Sc subleya-
ran, y la nacion caera en- una anar
qufa espansable. FL campesino,
porael derechoqde su fuerza, basa-
ola en- el numero, sc apoderara del
Gobierno, y sera el amo.
'sY Russia Sc transformers en- un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
CURsos COMERCIALEs

Garantizamos ensefiar por CO.
rreo por So al mes; Curse de
Tenedor de libros, IS; Curse
Complete Contabilidad Mercan-
til, $1S; Curse Complete Taqui-
graffa Gregg 9 Pitman en- espa-
mol o ingles, .$14.
Mande seIlos pidiendo infor-
mes a la Fajardo Commercial
and Language School, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-15
EN- MATFR1A DE sALUD.

En materias de salud la pru-
s.encia acoiseja no hacer expert
ncntos con medicinas inferiores
Ahora como consecuencia de Ia
guerra cuesta algo mas 10 famosa
EMULSION DE SCOTT, pero en-
medicinas 10 barato es caro- y mas
vale pa0ar 10 one cuesta Ell famo-
20 producto del hombre con Ell bas
8aalao a cucstas, que arriesgar
.aucstra salad y "a de nuestros fa-
miliares. Adyt. 4