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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23
MAKE EN- WORK." SAYS
ALLEGED BIGAMIST
Shipping Clerk Explains Secret
of Maintaining Two
Homes.

How a man. in the present day OF
high rents and food, can keep up two
apartments and support two wives on
the salary of shipping clerk is easily
explained by Harry Thompson. held in
Philadelphia on charges Of bigamy.
"Pick out wives who can work." is
Thompson's advice. and be so fas-
cinating that both are glad to have you
come home to slippered ease at their
respective firesides whether you sup
port 'em or not"
But too many Ewes spoiled the lit
tie paradise in which Thompson has
been living for year or so. Wife No.
/, who was Miss Emily Chell of Du-
buque, Ia, until September 3, 1918,
grew suspicious of his long absence
from their home and of his story that
he had been promoted from shipping
clerk to a salesman.
Detectives discovered that Thomp-
son was still shipping clerk but that
he was living with another Mrs.
Thompson. Wife No. 2 was Miss Maud
Peterson until six months ago.
Thompson was arrested at the fac
tory in the presence of the two wives,
both Of whom had marriage certii-
Gates. Wife No. l told her attorney
that there was another wife and chill
dren.
He tainted me once with the fact
that wasn't his wife, anyway, and
was more or less of poor FISH," she
told the attorney. Then she said he
had been married before and had chill
dren before he married her.
The debonalr Thompson looked
Bit worried in court as he occasionally
cast glance at weeping wife No. 2.
He refused to discuss his domestic af-
fairs
Il don't want to say anything that
would hurt either of Them" he said.
Il am a kind-hearted man"
And, according to his attorney he is
go kind-hearted that he married wife
No. out Of sympathy. She worked in
the Office Of the company. and wanted
q husband. he told his attorney.
$50 just married her." he said.
Thompson's bond has been set at
1900.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23

Kills Hawk BY Hand.
Mrs. A. Sinclair of Woodstock, N.
a.. caught a hen hawk in her hands
and after quite battle killed II
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23
RevIvlno the Bride.

They were being married In small
country church that was heated with
stove. Everything went well until
at the close of the ceremony the bride
tainted. In the general excitement
that followed the bridegroom lost his
head. He grabbed the empty coal
scuttle and rushed to the pump for
some water. Then he came running in
and dashed scuttleful of black sooty
water over his then reviving bride.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23
Is NOW ABLE TO EAT
BREAKFAST
For FRS Time in Two Years
Owens Is Able DIGEST
Any Kind of Food.

"If anybody had told me that there
was any medicine that would help me
as Tanlac has, would have laughed al
them," said H. M. Owens, who lives al
Anaheim, Cal, while in Los Angeles
the other day.
Mr.. Owens is one of the most pro-
minent men in his section, and has
been very successful in operating a
large orange. grove which he owns.
Continuing, he said, "this medicine
is worth its weight in gold, and if the
price of it was twenty five dollars a
bottle would buy it just the same.
began to suffer from stomach trouble
about three years ago, and although
! l had treatment from the best special
lists in the country, and took many diff
ferent kinds of medicine, my condition
gradually grew worse all the time. /
had reached the point where l could
retain but very little of what l ate
and often had bad cramping spells.
Then my nerves went back on me, and
such thing as good nights sleep
was out of the question with me.
finally had to give up trying to attend
to any business, and came to Los An
geles thinking some of the specialists
here might help me. | had my stom-
ach washed out numbers of times, but
it didn't do me any good at all, and
just got so weak and run down that
was hardly able to go at all.
zone night about three or four
weeks ago while looking over the
paper, l noticed statement about
Tanlac that interested me very much,
and after reading this statement, l
asked my wife to order me a bottle
of this medicine. Well, commenced
taking Tanlac that very night, and sir,
by the time l had finished that first
bottle knew that | had at last found
medicine that would overcome my
troubles and restore me to health. My
wife could hardly believe me when /
told her that was hungry and want
ed something substantial to eat, and
her surprise was even greater when
she saw that could retain what ate
and that didn't show any signs of
suffering afterwards. just stuck to
Tanlac, and continued tc improve un-
til l am now feeling like different
man altogether. Why, l actually sat
down and ate big steak yesterday,
and that is something havn't dared
do for more than two years. l am
getting stronger every day, and gain
ing in weight right along. My ap-
petite is getting better all the time,
and | just eat anything that comes
to hand, and what | eat doesn't hurt |
me at all. Oh! tell you it's wonder
full, and my wife and l are so happy
over my great improvement that we
have sent the good news broadcast
to all our friends and relatives. Tan
as is one medicine that will do all
they say it will do, and am more
han glad to recommend it to every
body"
Tanlac is sold in Emmett by H. T.
Davis, in Montour by E. Vadney, in
)la by F. W. Wharton, and in Montour
~ Montour Nero. Co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23

We buy for cash, wheat, barley and
poultry. Emmett Fruit Growers I'm
Ion. Phone 202.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23
KEPT 100000 FISH
IN PRIVATE HOME.
IchthyoIogist Raised Them in Flat
and Made Money.
DECIDES To QUIT BUSINESS

Had One Of Most Remarkable Aquatic
Collections In the World and Stu
dents Of Fish Life Came From All
Parts to See New York Mans Col
Iection-cIear Profit Of $1,000 in
Summer Season by Raising Fish.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23
For a Weak Stomach.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets in multitude of
cases has fully proven the great value
of this preparation for weak stom-
ach and impaired digestion. In many
cases this relief has become perma-
nent and the sufferers have been COM
pletely restored to health.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23

When baby suffers with Group, ap-
ply and give DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil at once. Safe for children. A lit
tie goes, long way. 30c and Soc at
all drug stores.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-23
Delicate Anemone.

Anemone means "windflower." and
is so called because it is so delicately
poised that it sways with the lightest
motion of the atmosphere.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

and OF theae he selected MAyappIe
leaves Of Aloe, root Of Jalap and fromt
them made little white sugar-coated.
pills, that hc called DIR Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets You must undsrtand that
when YOUR iniesuncs are stopped up,
polsons and dccsycd matter are I'M
prsnncd in our y'tcm and these are
carried bv cthH blood through your
body. Thus doe. your head ache, you
get dizzy, YOU cant sleep, your SKIN
NAV break out, your appetite declines
you get tired and desrondent As
matter Of fact, you may grt sick all over
Don't YOU see how useless all this suffer
ing is7 All that Is often needed is dose
Of castor oil. or something which '- mor-
pleasant. a few OF DR. plercc's Pleasant
Pellets, which hghss placed in al dris
stores for your convenience and hea''h
Try them by all means They are proha'
bly, the very thing you need.-n&ht nov
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Tennessee Sergeant
Taking 30 Machine
Gun CreUS Is Home

NEW YORK May - S,rEyau,
ALVIN &. York. ut the 51Ntn VA.
ftnttN. who, a. IA, mead OF q dc.
ldChmouj Of seven mon kIl,d "a
G,rmdns. took l31 prisoners. .u.
cludirE e major and tnrcc u'u.
tenants ANA puj 80 mtchlu, guns
our OF operation, arrived here to
day ON tho lrdVspor, uhIudn
wearing Lho congressional mcdnI
OF honor ana the French ,ruiA dc
sucrrc. Sergeant York . home Is ,u
Pan Mall Tenn. and hc was
greeted OF ms arrival 10y . com
mitlru from tho Tennessee society
OF Sew } orh, who propose during
his -four DAY special turlouEh 10
SHOW him " hAt the folks ll,k
nome think of MN Sergeant YORK
won hts horurs iu iNy AJgunuc
drive last October lie vas hcu
a corporal and was sent out with
a detachment of 10 men under
Sergeant 3 Early to silence G"r.
man machine guuUoIs VINO w,fc
endeavuring to protect the ad
NNaInrr Of q German battalion Ser
gcunl Eary ana seven uf his Iucn
were almost Immediately Killed
ana Corporal YORK took COM
mdud. II, -licnrod machine gun
diI'r machine gun and when he
returned with hIH prisoners the
proposed NefNUau attack had
ceased 10 ho even - possibility
Sergcdnl Nuk Will bee tnc Eucst
OF honor tomorrow night at a ban
uuct given boy IN, Tennessee So
CieiN ~ whl,n Mai Gen George
u. Duncan hIs former divisional
100 ftF D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
STOLEN FORD is FOUND
ABANDONED IN COUNTRY

Through communication between
The local police ana the authorities
n OWassh Thursday morning the
Ford curing car which was stolen
Irtu " ~ DuttN ll Norh Main
street tho first of the Ncch has been
recovered
lh' md.hin" was found hv e
thrwcr about five miles this side Of
pWhssa The car had been abhu-
d"ncd ana lcft IN wood, along the
iohH. No'hins was missing from the
car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

NEW French MILDLY suits for
~ boys Of to 6 years. Made
with dark pants and light colored
waists. A very stylish and pretty
suit for little tads-at $3.50 to 81.
ID OMPERS and one-piece suits
IN for children of to 8 years;
in sturdy materially that stand re-
pcatcd washing-$1.25 up.
DOYS' madras and percalc G
ID shirts and b ouscs in all
styles and shades. Prices 81 and
up. Silk shirts at So up. Boys
and chiIdrcns underwear in all
styles and fabrics, 81 up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
rlrGr Mills "a Reopen.

iLINs TNI.IS7 \ = Nav &C =
A.gordir. ~ present indications the
mills of tine international Paper
COMPANY throughout the country.
which have been shut down since
Nav H. az @ result ot strike OF en-
uoycs vii reopen Monday morning.
MAY &C. With an the strikers back
A. their loh, Thereaf'cr. confer
snrfs between officials Of the com.
many and representative uf 'ho
union arc expected 10 take pIicc FOR
= settlement OF tho mems waFn de
rgnds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

NLNNNN Ga. May q Tho
mEh prl,o of ice cut no Ice In tho
vicinity OF Edison. tllhoun ,nuu'N,
lcr"u'h. following 4 heavy hnu-
Storm y party ot Young poupl,.
gathered fot Supdny dinner. gath.
,rct up po"dly auautt, ul tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

DOIS' Palm Beach suits in new
ID belted models with patch
pockets and close fitting plain
backs. Cream, tan, gray and sand
shades. Ages 8 to l8 at $6.5 up.
JUVENILE Palm Beach and mo-
a hair suits in gray, tan. cream
shades. Sizes 2 to years at So
and up to $3.50.
DOYS' summer oxfords, san
ID dals, pumps and other styles
in tan, mahogany, black and pat
ent feathers at 81 up. Boys Keds,
tennis shoes and oxfords in all
sizes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

Thursday nficEnoon for Muskogco 10
Identity ihc machine and brink i,
back ip Tulsa 40 trace u' IA,
thieves was found the car hfru:
Boon abandoned about a huf miir
W,at NJ MuHhuFcc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13
Boston, Chicago, Filadelfia, Nuoya Or
leans, san Luis Y San Francisco.

leans, san Luis y San Francisco.
Los datos accrca &c 10 que 80 la he
cho en- Nucva York son no VA elocaen
teS Sino aSOmbroSoS. Haccn YER que
los 1000 alumn0s de los colc9i0S dc
Segunda enSrnan2a mas de una terce-
ia parte eStan eStudiandO caStela-
no. Su humero ha lido aumcntando
constantencnte dnrantc los tltimoS
amos V ha duplicado Il partir de mario
de 1917. por aquclla Gpoca habfa
1892 cstudiantes de eSpaHol: on mar
20 de 1919 habla 2j,T29 Aun "uando
no hay todavfa datOS cXactos acerca
del nimerO de estudianteS de eSpanol
que hay en- octubre &c 1919. Sc calcula
que hay m aUmento dc dieZ p0r cientu,
juzgdndoio tn proportion ii nImaro De
maeStro+
Los estudiatcs de frances han au-
Tnentad0 pcro no cn Ia misma proper
c!6n que los SIC caSteliano. En- mar~o
de 1917 habia 14,714 del priinero de
los dos idiomas 1862 del Segundo;
EN- Octubre de 1917 el nt;mcro dc es-
tudlantes de espano! era &c 1870 Y
el Ge CStu0iantes de frances soto de
1870. FL aumcntO en- prufercncia
del castcllano Sc ha mantcniGo Y en-
mario de 1919 habia 25.729 aiumnos
de espahol contra 2092G de frances.
,El castellano empe20 d ense5laisa en-
los colegioS de Nueva York Ell -a1S
ell primer c,lrsO continue &c cllatro
amos SO eStahlcci6 en- 1904. pcro la siGo
solo en- los tltimoS amos que Ii cnsc-
nanzd dc este idioma empez5 adqui-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13
Del Paris frivolo

IN -
rs curioso ell obseryar cue el
anterior "Derby de Epsoll" Sc
corri6 el % de Mayo de 1914 y
fue ganado tambien por un caba-
llo frances, "Durbar y que mon
taba e Hjokey"' Mae Gee, el cual
march6 a Francia empleado por
ell baron de .Rotchild, para mon
tar caballos en- Longcnamp.
FL 'Delby lie EPSON es la ca
rrera pas .importante de: mum
do, tanto por la Iealidad dc las
personas que. la presencian, el nh
nero ,sler.eIIas, Y -el mGrito de los
caballos' que toman parte, como
pdr Ia q irrportancia del premio,
que es, lie. $500 libras esteriinas'
sc corre en- una distancia de 2,40O
metrosG y 'esta reservado a los
potros dc tres amos.
Cre9 este premio, lord Stanley.
conde de Derby, ell 1719.
Existen ntlmerosos grabados in
glesesy pintorescos Y artisticos
que han popularizado dicha ca
rrera ,lde Ia cual tan orgullosoS
Sc muestran los britanicos.
A parte del ndnrero de asisten
tes,. qHef'ahora pasa de 100000, eI
especfaculo ofrecia enton es 81
mism6 aspeeto Que en- la actuali-
dad. .!nyl
Antiguamente ell Derby proper
cionaBf peasi6n para que Sc cele
brara una especie de feria. la
gente yllegada de Londres pasaba
Ell Epsom am d1a entero, comla
sobre,] IA hierba y Sc entretenia
despues en- fas diversas BARRACKS
que ALI Sc instalaban, en- las cua-
les seae4hibfan saltimbaquis, do
madores de animales, etc.
Establecfanse tambien "restau.
rants" y cafes.
\ Todohell0 Sc ha atenuado mu.
cho, pesar del aumento crecien
tie del pdblico; y solo quedan los
"restagHIrantsY, pero la animation
popular. es. La misma y ell que nc
ha presenciado nunca ese espec-
taculo' Mo puetle forlnarse idea del
entusiasmo que demuestra Ia mu
chedu4ibre.
El primer caballo que gano fu6
ell de ME. C.sBurnbury; el segundd
fue Eclipse" de Mr.. o. Kelly, uno
de los a":pur sang" mas c6lebres de
Inglaterra.
Al cabo de ocho aflos de la fun
daci6nnde este premio, 10 obtuvo
lord Derby con su caballo "sir
Peter Teagleo, nombre dado en-
recuerdo, de un personaje de- co
media.
Fue' ganado por primera vez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13

sion de los sindicatOs, la contisca
ci6n de los derechos de reunion y
de la Prensa, NJ. Thomas, dcnun-
cia la grosera reformation que los
dictadores rus0s han hechO sufrlr
al mafxismO. gN3 u.
En- el mismo sentido que Tho
mas, Sc expresa contra los bolche-
viques otro sOcialista, NJ. La Ches
Inais, ell cual, despues, de recoger
ell testimonio de Trotzky, de que
muchos obreros odian la dictadu
IA bolchevista, dice que los socia
listas rusos han sido fusllados
sin piedad por los dictadores.
M. La Chesnais pregunta 81 Sc
'puede ser amigo al mismo ITEM
DO de las victimas y de los yerdu
gos.
"JOurnal des Debatso, cO'henta
las manifestaciones de NJ. Tho
mas V de NJ. La CheSnais, di-
ciendo: ~
'Repetimos que ell bolchevismo,
a la manera rusa, no sc impianta-
ra on Francia, pues sabran impe-
dirlo innumerables pequenos pro-
pietarios V los, obreros. N.-ra.i
Los socialistas Y los sind;calis-
tas refexivos V de sangre ffia; no
cierran los ojos ante el peligro
de ese nal soplo revOlucionariO
que viene de Russia. Ellos reali
zan esfuerzos para limitar sus
afectos Y resistirlO."
lei amor al campanariO! rs
te tema Sc discute hoy en- la Prem
sa francesa.
M. Beret, ha afirmadO qne, en-
ell momelao actual falta2n q Ia
agriculture de Francia tres milo
nes de brazOs. 81 9b%
El suelo frances necesita cult,
vo intensive Y para realizarlo Sc
necesita ese n1mero de agl'ieulto-
res. ,tiIsa9ls
Ell ministro de Agricultura de
la Repnblica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
que ell amor al 9neanfrahapio
Glamour du clOche", segun la
Erase parisiensel debe ser .arran-
cado 0 atenuadO, Ell el espiritu
de los campesinos. ,ris2qT5 ~
7 Ese amor constituye un senti-
miento loable-ha dicho iii dis
tinguidO escritor Ocupand0se del
problema-cuando contrih'rre a
mantener t1adfciones conttarias
a la emigration, pero es perjudi-
cial 81 amarra a los hombres a la
terra, no dejandOlos trabajar 81
no ell un radio de varios kilome-
tros.
| Ell cultivo agricola mo.lerno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13

lpor lln caballO frances en- 1860.
Llamabase ell vencedor "Glaria-
teur" que Sc hizo celebre.
Esta victoria produjO gran rui-
do Ell los dos lados de la Mancha.
Cuando Sc supo la noticia en- Pa
ris Sc ilumin0 ell "Jockey Club,
" cuandO el propietario del ella
!riateur", ell cOnde de Lagrange,
que era entonces diputado, entrJ
Ell la Camara despues del tfiuhfo,
fue objeto de una gran ovaci6n
ipor sns colegas.
Pero la victoria que cause mas
ent'lsiasmo en- Epson fua la de
"Minoru'', ell 1919. Pertenec1a
este caballo al Rey Eduardo VII.
ell cual presenci6 la carrera. Fut
Ia primera vez que sali0 victOrio.
isa la cuadra dc un Rey de lngla'
terra.
Todos los "sportmen" que pre-
Isenciaron ell triunfO Sc acOrdaran
ciertamente del delirio cue sc
.apoder0 de la multitud culndC
ell Rey Eduardo baj0 de su tribu
ma V cogi6 al caballo por la brida
para lleyarlo al paddock.
| La revista sindicalista "Clai'
triere" cscribe, sobre ciertas ten
dencias bolchevistas de algunos
sociaIiStas franceses:
"Nunca las diversas fracciones
de la mayoria del partidO han es.
tado- mas profundamente Clvidi
! das. Veanse sus principaless or
ganos. "L'HumanitG", el -"POpu'
laire", ell journal de Pauple" y
Sc convence el lector POGO a pocC
de que ei bolchevismo es la fOrma
mas perfecta, la mas prolstaria
de la Revoluci0n".
Los eXtremistas y los anarquis
-escribe "JOurnal des De
bats'-propagan la idea de que
ell bolchevismo representa- por Ia
primera vez en- la Historic los
IpEincipios aplicados del socialis
Imo, la lucha de clase, la dictadu'
ia del prOletariado, ell regimen
cOmunista".
"Es una fascination Ia que el
bolchevismo parece ejercer en- al
glnos sOcialistas franceses"-dice
monsieur Albert Thomas en- un
folleto destinado a combatir esa
peligrosa tendencia. Y despues
de mostrar las violencias bolche
vistas, la Suppression ffsica de Ia
burguesla, de condenar ell golpe
de Estado contra la Constituyen.
tie, las persecuciones de los bolche
viques contra los socialistas, d
los que han encarcelado, la suprt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13

ha puesto de relieve datos muy impor
tantes acerca del estudiO del idioma
castellano en- los EstadOs Unidos.
exige que ell agricnltor Gamble de
residencia; que vaya a trabajar
donde haga falta.
Ese amor al campanario de los
campesinos franceses es semejan-
te al que enlazaba ell poeta espa-
mol, cuando escribla:
"Dichoso aquel que no ha vistO
mas rio que ell de su patria
V duerme anciano a la sombra
do pequenuelo jugaba".
Hay que desterrar atenuar ell
amor al campanariO Y copVencer
a los agricultores franceses de la
necesidad absolute de que traba-
bien dOnde ell suelo exija 1abrido-
res:
aPero aumque, Sc logre ESQ, ino
dice AI. Borete que faltan tres n mi /;
Homes de sbrazos al cultivol naeio-
nal? La moyilidad que eiquierc
fI.infporcr al campesino, ipnefe su-
fp1ire esa ,faIta de hombres alltsIb cities S
bpara las' labofres agrieolas? 81 al
gin nsmIst,eqse ta eeeo}Ia
+ Eos 7teatroso dc Paris confiirdail
animadfsimos. '''''l''''i
l., ,Enl,el Antoine Sc ha celebrado
la 'srcprise's de la RabouilIPnse",
EIa obra Aescrita por Emile 'fabre
sobre el peifsamiento de la move
La de Balzac.
Madame. Andree Megard esta
admirable en- el 'papel de ''Raboui
lieuse" siendo muy aplaudida.
En- ell 'Nouveau Theatre Ii
bre", sc han estrenado "Les SIM
ples", de Nine. Allotte de In Fu-
ye-historia de una muchacha
que va a casarse contra su yolun-
tad, Y que por fin va a los hrazOs
del elegido de su coraz6n-yy 'Les
Croyants", de NJ. Leopold Marcia
na-cllyO.1 lugar de acci6n es el
taller de unos artistas.
a Las dos obras son inocentcs V
han sido recibidas con benesoIen
Icia.
En- Varieties Sc ha estrenado la
opereta de gran espectaculo "Ma-
riase parfsfen", de NJ. G. Lcglise,
m1siea de NJ. GOublier (hijO}.
La intriga realizada pOr el Ii
bretista es inocente Y la mdsica
no tiene gran originalidad sin
duda, por aquella causa.
. Ocupandose de la opereta fran
cesa y de la necesidad de restau-
rarla, dice un cronista de Paris
que no es tan diffcil escribir Obras
ligeras Y graciosas como las ope-
retas vienesas, que han cont.uista
do q tOdos los p1blicOs.
4 Audran, Offenbanch, Messenger,
Lecocq, Serpette, Planquette...
Sno escribieron partituras que
fueron aplaudidas en- todo ei nun
do?
LA Mascota", "La hija de ma
dame Angot", Los mosqueteros
en- el .conyento'... Y tantas otras
operetas francesas, mo recorrie-
rons Ell triunfo tOdOs los escena-
rios de Europa y America
Hay que prOcurar porGue sc
restaure ell reinado yictorioso de
la opereta francesa.
Es claro, que ell gusto del pG-
blico ha cambiado, desde los
'tiempos de Audran, LecocQ OF
fenbach. ;. .pero los mismos m1si-
cos que obtienen grandes exitos
con las revistas de los. music
halls, en- ndmeros originalisimos
Y baiIables aplaudidOs, preden
ser los que restauren la gloria de
la opereta francesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13
I1LDl(IO
CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL DISTRT-
TO DE san PUERTO RICO,
Sccci0n pfimcrG,
Don Jose Antonio Ramos Ruiz V dO1a
JOSefa Ramos Ruiz

J0sefa Ramos Ruiz
peticionariOs.
E,r-partc. No 12,1G0.
Declaration de hcredcrOs dc don
Francisco Escut6.--
P0r cuantO. habiendo prcsentado
don Jose Antonio Ramos Ruiz una mo,
ci6n para que Sc lie declare heredero
en- union de su hermana do1a 10 sefa Ia
mos Ruiz, de los bienes de SIT ito don
Francisco EscutG, falecido ca JuncOs ei
dia de Octuhre de 1917 del q. ci:an pa
rienteS en- cuarto &rado.
Por tanto por oriIen del He Ior,hIa
JUez de Ia COrte de pistrito del dis
trito de San Juan, SecciGn primera, se
pnhlica la prctenSi6n por dos vcces en-
un peri0dicO de los de mayor circua-
ci6n de los que Sc editan Ell esta iSla
para que los que. sc cream cOl igual
%lad0 dc 'parenteScO 0 mejor derechO
c0niparczcan ante dicha corte de dis
trito il rcclamar dentr0 del t6rmino de
ochO diaS,
LibrO Ia presentc eli San Juan, p.
r., 10 de N0vicmbrc 1919.
c. Harrcro
Secretar;O.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13
Ell Castellano triunfa sobre to.
dos los otros idiomas en- los
Estados Unidos

La AS0ciaci6a dc Mdestr0s NO.feame
aicanos de Cdstellaao ha propaes-
TO ta plan, mediante el eadl Sc en-
,riardn macstrOs yanqnis His
panO-4 America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13

r;r 81. rapido desarrollO que hi dejado
atr6S Il t0dOS los otrOS idiomaS. OK
tranjelOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13

WASHINGTON, octubre 2S.-Un es-
tudio hecho por el departamcnto de
educaci6n de la Union Panamaricana
ha puesto de relieve datos muy impor-
tantes acerca del estudio del idioma
castellano en- los Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13
DE ESTA MANERA pADRAN. ia
MILIARIZARSE A UN TIENPO
CON Ell IDIOMA Y LAS
COSTUMBRES

DC los 1000 GlumnOs de los colegiOs
de segundd enscHdn:a dc NNerG
York hay ana tercera pdfte q.
cstdn estudi0ndO ei idi0-
ma de CerUGates.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-13

exige que ell agricultor Gamble de
residencia; que vaya a trabajar
donde haga falta.
Ese amor al campanario de los
campesinos franceses es semejan-
te al que enlazaba ell poeta espa-
mol, cuando escribla: