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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
ONE MINER CHIEF WILL BE PROSECUTED
HOWAT MUST
APPEARS 83
GET DELAYS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. i6,--.
Charges Of contempt Of court against "a
oTletals OF the United Mine Workers Of
Amerlea, with one exception, were con.
nnusd this morning by United states
District Judge A, b. Anderson until such
Z cate as II Is deemed advisabls TO
hrlne the cases again before the court
The exception Is the charge against
Alexander HoWat. president of the Kan.
sas district Of the mine workers, who
Is charged with continued violation Of
the courts lnIunetion against further.
Snee Of the strike.
. Attorneys for Howat, who Is under
$4,000 bond, were Instructed 10 have
MN appear IN court next Monday morn
ing pec, %. Government attorneys
charge that since the agreement reached
ny Ghe miners last week to end the
strike on the haRis suggested by Prosi-
dent Wilson, llowat has been instru-
mental In ending the strike IN the Kan
Sas region insofar as II affected mon
called out on Oct, II, but has succeed
ed IN keeping out men who were on n
local strike prior TO the general strike
The motion for continuance OF the
charges OF contempt was made by Hen
~ Narrun, general counsel for the
United Mine Workers, and was con.
CURED In by the government Tho at
torneys took the position that rCsump-
- W "pN'"iul' anu ie'uTU 10 WoIN ul
ulliers was IN compliance with the
court order for ending the strike,
3uuEe Anuerson SAID he was unwilling
TO continue the cases indefinitely and
indicated that they probably would be
Chlleu up hgah WITHIN week or two
lor report AZ 10 whether the miners
were continuing IN their obedience OF
inc inJuhGion
judge Anderson manifested consider
apie interest IN the charges against
Howat ana asked for an explanation OF
y statement by government attorneys
mat a "heer' strike was Ia force IN
Kansas prior to the calling OF the gem
eral strike. 1t was explained that when
the miners wanted some particular Con-
cession IN connection with the employ
ment or living conditions they went on
local strikes In this case, was stat
ed, members OF some of the kansas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
Life Of Officer
In Balance After
Suicide Attempt

NEW YORK Dec. I6.--The life Of
Cant. Clarence Weinerl millionaire and
Rritish armies. who attempted suicide
bv M shooting last night, hung in the bal
anec TO-DAY. At the hospital TO which he
was taken it was stated he had regained
consciousness, but that his condition
was very grave
Capt. Weiner left note explaining
prompted his act He requested that
his property in England be given 70
Eve Of whom he had Thought to
w @, Tewson, London newspaper cor
respondent, TO whom the note was ad-
in England, ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
STREET RAILWAY
WOULD PROFIT At
F|VE-CENT FARE
Appraisers Figures Indicate
That City May Successfully
Demand Lower Rate From
State Utilities Commission.

Tho hearing on the petition Of the
Memphis street railway TO continue
the stx-cent fare win he reopened IN
nashville Jan. is. The hearing will bs
based upon the report OF the thtes
street railway. engineer experts, which
was submitted to the state commission
Monday, The order OF the state COM
mission that the actual value Of Tho
company's properties be ascertained be-
fore any order modifying the action
taken last June, has been Complied
with, The three experts agreed npon
. valuation OF $a,a06, 042, as represents
ing the actual physical value OF tho
properties, that sum including over.
head charges during construction, worlr-
ing capital employed IN operation and
cost Of financing
Ross W. Harris tho expert employed
by tho city, however figuring strictly
from an engineering viewpoint and
eliminating cost OF financing overhead
charges and also less proportion OF
suppression. brings the actual phyal.
81, 900. 022,
In table Of figures furnished by AL
bert :. llcheE the expert who repre.
sented the state commission, are given
the net receipts from operation fnr
months of 1919.
1t Is shown that the company during
the years from 1908, received retilrnR
on the actual estimated valuations of
rom 10 I per cent, until 1914, when
net receipts began to dwindle dua w
the war and The mounting cost ~ nsSs1
GRAFTON
But Mr., Harris net valuation ia talken
as base from which 10 figure reaaoy,s
able returns, IL ls shown fhaI The som.
pany even during the war years, and
iEeluding the first six months Of 1919.
actual valuation. '.'t
In 1916, for exampIe. tho not revehtiA
from operation was S7gI 7S2
In 1911 net income was sT2s s7p
In 1918 net income was reduced II
StlS,O6t, That was the y1ar IN whiSh,
half the employees either Volunteered X
the army or navy or we're drafted, ag
the service was 6emornlizcd
For tho first slx months ~ 1910
Richpy's figures show n net incoma
S2ht 100 Il waa during that ne,
that the company vent into recei
shin, as bond interest alone for
,,,,,,,l. ,as,,i,,., aor n nnn ~. f+l,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
UNI, UNI UMSTEAD
SAWED OUT JAIL

Charlie Garibaldi, chief deputy for
Z sheriff Perry, had bad luck in Little
Rock.
t,,s sheriff Monday night TO bring back
10 Memphis one W. B. Umstead. who
was arrested on request Of the Shelby
county officials on a charge Of having
defrauded X r. Arnnfstead OF Mem
phis out Of $4,000 OF cotton warehouse
receipts When Garibaldi reaehed Lit /,
lie Rock he was Informed b. the Jail
authorities that Umstead had sawed
out of jail and escaped.
So Charlie will have to come back
empty handed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
NEGRO STABS CONDUCTOR
AND GETS AWAY

b Owens, street car conductor. lies
at st. Joseph's hospital seriously wound
ed as the result OF an affray with a
buriy negro on a Linden avenue street
car Monday night
The conductor had trouble with the
negro passenger. it was said, from the
tine dhe black got on. and As the pas
senger left the car at Linden avenue
and Fourth street, ne mace a unge
at the conductor with wicked knife,
lHflicting serious abdominal wound.
The negro escaped.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
HOUSE SOL L0NS AGAINST.
REPEAL OF DRY LAWS

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.---An untav-
orable report on the bill to repeal the
wartime prohibition law was ordered
TODAY BY the house agriculture commit
tee by vote of is TO ?. Representa-
tives Ionn T. I.ainey. DEMOCRAT, Hi
nois. and Voight, Wisconsin, and Ward,
New York, REPUBLICANS, cast the Mega
tive vote.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
@S~E9 fsS$S
Ilsi!Es SsISl slERs

Memphis. Tenn, Dec. is. 1919.
-TemperatuTe--
Hour. Dry Bulb. Wet Bulh Humid'y
: pm. yes'day. 5S 3s ts
7 am today e. 81 y ~
Noon today . ~ 50 ss
Maximum temperature, 40, minimum.
81. Sun sets today, 4;5e pm. Rises
tomorrow, 702 am. Moon rises 2;4S
am. tonight Precipitation, none.
-
Tennessee--Fair, not much change IN
temperature, M
Mississippi--Fair, continued cold.
Arkansas-Fa Fair, slowly rising tenn
perature,
Alabama-Fair, continued cold,
Kentucky-Fair, stationary tempeS
ture. -
I.ouisiana-Fair, rising temperate
probable frost in south q
Oklahoma-Partlyc cloudy, rising ~
peratureN
West NTexas--Partly cloudy, wa 81
except in southwest. tAs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
THREE ARE KILLED IN
BATTLE WITH PISTOLS

COLUMBIA. c. C.. Dec 16.--Dr. J r..
Pratt, Appointment physician. his broth
er-fn-laN, John Bell, and Royal Cotton.
Of Charleston, were Killed tn pistol
fight Sunday night at the country home
Of Mrs. J. r.. Bell near stephens, ac-
oording to reports received hera
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
BY A. GoopFELLoW.

know the other children will not
mind when | tell them that Santa
Claus has already visited homes OF
three little children. This is the
way II came about! A pathetic ap.
peal came TO the Goodfellows- Santa
Claus club. There was Indication
that Il was case that required Inn
mediate attention, One Of the
Goodfelows went to see the chill.
dren. Their parents are destitute.
The children were very III, Then he
sent them a doctor. The doctor said
perhaps they wouldn't live until
Christmas. So Santa Claus went TO
see them and gave them the things
that brighten tho lives Of little
children. II they are llvlnp Christ.
mas Santa Claus Is going to see
them again,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
ACTORS Will JAZZ
. ON MAIN STEM FOR
GOODFELLOWS CLUB
Party Will Be Put on WedneS-
day, With Entertainers to
Whoop Things Up-B0b
Schuyler Furnishes Signs.

A complete list Of contributions
TO tho Goodtellows-S Santa Claus cldb
VIII be found on the editorial page
contributions 10 Tuesday morning
amounted to S6,1a0.SG
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
Weather Forecast

Fair, with very little
change in temperature
probable.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16

Memphis. Tenn Dec. Is. 1919.
-TemperatuTe--
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
A. VICENTE & co. S. EN- G.
SAN JUAN, P. r.

oFNEcEN A Los PRECIos
MAS BAJos DEL MERCADo,
ZINC ACANALADo EN- ToDos
Los TAMANoS. ALAMBRE DE
pUAs Y GRAMpAs. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
PARADERO IGNORADO

Sc desea averiguar el paredero
actual del s1bdito espaiiol GU
MERSINDO FIDALGO. La per-
soma que pueda informar sobre el,
hara un verdadero favor comuni-
candolo a Don Jose Fidalgo, Box.
1895, Carolina, P. r. o lbien al
Consulado de Espaiia en- San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06

:, ~ 7Anirciese en- i:L IMPARcIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
sCAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES

; do del sitio conocido por HPuent
\ Gle Ia Vega, de Vega Baja, de
carretera Gle San Juan Arecib,
cmpalme con la dc Corozal a Nc
rows, atravesando los barrios d
! Almirante Norte Y Almirante SUI
} de Ia municipalidad de Vega Ba
! ia, T. r.; asignando los fondos ne
!eesarlcs, y para otros fines.
= y x
Il. c. de la c. 27.-Por el So
nor Texidor: Para enviar a Was
hngton una comision que expon-
ga ante los poderes nacionales los
graves dailos que causan al Ple-
bio dc Puerto Rico el monopolio dc
la TERRA y de las riquezas produ-
eldas por el trabajo, por corpora
clones o individuos ausentes V re-
sldentes; para informar exacta-
monte sobre las condolences eco
nomicas deplorables de las ma.as
productoras de ia agriculture V de
la industrial, Y sus causas: para
que solicite- enmiendas fundamen-
tales a la Ley Organica de Puerto
klco para elegir por el sufragia
lei pueblo a tcdos los ofciales del
doblerno lnsular. de acucrdo con
a constitution de los Estados
iiidos. y para que Sc comedian
'oderes a la Legislature del paiqi
n sent.do de regular lcs monopo-
los y las riquezas en- benefcio del
'ueblo; para solicitar ell estableci
llento de I'm Banco Federal en- ;;
'uerto Rico con I'm capital de ,
3o,O00,o00; para apropiar la SUI :
Ia de $23,C00 para gastos de di-
IA comision. Y para otros fines q.
r. G. dc la c. 2S.-Por ell senior :.
enedo Benltez: "Asignando una !,
ina dc ,dinero de los fondos del !;
esoro Insular de Puerto Rico, r,
IRA el estudio de m6todos de irri- ~,
lci6n de los terrenos de la isla .,
Nicques, y para otros fines" ra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
"vIDA GALLEGA"

Saluda a todos sus suscritores
en- Puerto Rico y les participa que
su representation esta estableclda
va en- esta Isla, tambien tenemos
en- dep6sito para la venta las 81
slicntes obras dc la Region de
Galicia "Anduri0a'', "Alma de
la Aldea" y" Ramo Cativo'. a
tl.OO cl ejemrlar.
Suscripciones a vida Gal!ega
en- Puerto Rico fun ano) pcseta,
1850 rtaS.
ST sn Suscripcidn oSta veEcld;
pueae rcnovarln dirigifudose a
Agcncia dc vida GalleGa.
Rox IA vie,,,.cs. r. r Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
GABINETE oPTOMETRICO
J0YERIA
de
Felix Lopez.

U0
Felix Lopez.
Hacemos cualquier cristal espe
eial.
Reconoce la vista gratis, indi
candole ell CRYSTAL que necesitaL
sus ojos.
San Francisco 81 liz. Adv
"SUNDSTRAND"
Suma. resta, multiplied y div
de. Es la mejor y mas barata
Investiguela.
ROMEU & CIA., Tetuan No. 66
Advt. San Juan. P. r,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06

CoMPRAMoS cajas vacias, grandes
de MADEIRA. Lame el S21.
"AMERINCAN SUIT CASE
MFG. CO."
Allen q. San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
LAS ALMORRANAS Sc GU.
RAN EN- 6 A IA DIAS. TN.

GUENTO PAZO las cura, va sean
simplcs, sangrantes, externas O
con picaz6n. La primera aplica-
clon da alivio. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
PR0YECTOS DE LEY Y RESO-
IUCIONES DE LA CAMAPA
EN- PRIAIERA LECTURA

~. de la.0C. 124.-Por el seiio
Martorell: para la construccio
dc un ediicio escolar en- el puebl
de Dorado, P. r.; asignando 10
fendos necesarios, y para otros f
nes.'
T. de la c. 125.-Por el seho.
fexldor: Para enmendar ell apar
tado ed) de la seccion 5 del Capl.
tlllo III, que trata 'sobre la admi
nlstraci0n del servicio' de una
ley para reglamentaf Y meiorar
ei Servicio Civil de Puerto Rico.
aprobada EN- IA de mario de 1907. >
T de la C. 126.-Por ell sellor
Texidor: Para proteger a los ira
bajadores en- el uso de su derecho
como votantes.
y. de la c. 127.--Por el senior
Texidor: Para enmcndar el ar
ticulo 40 del Codigo de Enjlicia-
miento Criminal. y
7. de la c. 12S.-Por ell senior
>Iexidor: para proveer pensiones
a las madres viudas insolventcs
que tengan a su cargo ninos nc
hores de Is amos de edad: para
aproplar Ia suma de S;70,3SO. para
ese hin, para crear juntas de bic
nestar para los nihos, Y para otros
fines. .
T. Gle la c. 129.-Por cl seilor
7exilor Para Jar prercre.laia a 7
todos los materiaies de eonstruc- S
cion y manufactura domestioa V i
para orden&r que iodos los denar- C
'lEcntos Sc sul@n de los mueiles.
bros y materiale5 claborados V
ne pucdan elaborarse en- ell pals. . s
2. de Ia c. 130.-Por ell senor 7
.exidor: para obligar a les pa p
ronos a cunplir ciertos deberes v G
protcger los .trabajadores en- d
us shogares.
:. z de la c. 31.-Por cl senior
'eXidcr: 'Sobre contrato de ira R
ajo.s G
.Pf de la &c. ,l32.-Por el sesor si1
lartorell: Para declarar carre- co
"a lnsular el camino que, partien ci'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
La Verdad del (anansrno

ha utilizado cl catalanismo ca slls
propagandas.
He aqui algunos de sus mas IN
tcresantes parrafos:
'.-i Cual es la Patria de los ca
italanes?
-Cataluna.
- Tiene algtn fundamcnto la
distinction entire Patria grande y
iatria chica?
-Ninguna ell hombre tiene una
/ sola Patria, como ticne tan solo unI
padre V una familia.
- Espana 10 es, pues, la "a
tria de los catalanes?
No es mis- que el Estado 0
agrupaci6n politica a que pertena-
cen.
=; Que difcrencia hay entire rs
tado y Patria?
FL Estado cs una entidad poll
,tica, artificial, voluntaria; la Ia
! .ria es una comunidad historlca,
G natural. necesaria. Ri prlmero eS
] Iohra de los h0mbres la segunda cs
= fruto de las leyes a que Dlos ha
), s,lietado la vida de las generacio
l. nes humanas.
!: - Cual es el segundo
l. =; Cual es el encmigo de Cata
luna que desnaturallza su carac
)r tero
l. FL Estado espanol.
Ia -;Quiencs fueron sus autores
o Fernando V c Isabel Ia Cato
70 lica.
to Cuantos crimenes han ten
n. do cue cometerse para oonstltull
10 lo9
caI FL epycnenamientO dc Carlt
10 dc Viana. la deshonra de EnrlGr
o.; JV lie Castillo y De su espoSa.
inicua exploitation de su hija Ju
10 ma V la Justification de una bu
a. pontificia, cue sirvio para la GO
ice ouista de Navarro. Y la voz P
II blica de entonces atribuyo onv
,ro bncnamiento la muerte de Alton
as iv de Enrique ~ de Castillo, ht
Ia an1anos de Isabel la Catolica. "
So Con estas armas fu6 consiguie
sta do prcselitos ell catalanismo,
ase nando pr;meramente al elemel
ca iovcn, ell especial los dependien
,mo del comereio e industria de 3
eelona, saue tenfan eel alma no
a+e- indinnarse -nQe los, crlmsn
ST. 70 sin estudics nj inteligenciaS
sf1a feient mcnte' preparada para &C
MOS Pr hIcrtquelo afirmado por p
ste. de la Riba del Estado la Pat
ASA era una mezcla de sofismas
alguna verdad truncada. V que
del que publicaba como hist0rico el
o 10 fantasies y falscdades sin mez
de 9l2una nj asomo de verdad.
des- Esto que pasa lie ser estrid
ista cias y que no puedc disculpar /
IA y gun apasionamiento nj ofuscaci
sc ha rcproducido Ell tiempos I
100 teriores. como aclararan algu
lcho textos rccientes, que eXplicara
lue- muchos 10 que csta ocurriendo
mas Catalina Y las cosas que ann Q
)no- rriran.
pa Francisco Milans
quci Ingeniero barcolon
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06

70, lie de empezar por agradec
O. al A b c y su ilustre directt
lie la hospitalidad dada en- este =
II, r1odlco a mi anterior articulo G
a. va publication han de aeradec
G. muchos catalanes, como un or;
del alma que protesta de las d
maslas del catalanismo v que d
Q. hlanda m auxilio al resto de E
$ pana para salvar la ''nunca Ea
l. tante bcndita unidad nacional
IS como tan accrtadamente la calf
J. co ell Sr. NIaura.
FL problema catalin es neceg;
: RIO concerto en- su desarrollo
abarcarlo ell su totalidad. Pre-
tender estudiarlo en- I'M via ie
barcelona, o trates de los dis
cursos de los catalanistas on o
Congreso, solo puede llevar \
error 0, cuando menos, a up coma
clmiento incomplete de la reali
dad.
a senalar la verdad, por amarpa
y tliste que sea, voy dedica,
! ll'ios fenglones, los mcnos posi-
bles; meditenlos cuantos 1,,ieraD n
a Espana y aun aquellos paisanos
mlos que, equivocados O incons..
clentes, no sienten amor por ella
Cataluna no nccesita esa ante
homla integral que la Liga regio.
nailsta Dide, nj lie hace falta MIN
guna que cl catalan sea dcclarado
ldloma Official nj coofcial. Ann
cue ahora 10 pidan no pocos. VI
10 reclamara Cataluna en-
terra, no dejaria dc ser una neco- +.
Sldad ficticia, creada artificialmen-
te, 10 mlsmo que la necesidad lie
oeber Ell un hombre que sc ha sa-
'ldo de las reglas de cordlra Y SO
'rea el mismO Ia anormalidad del
'Xceso de bebida. Y necesidades
'e esta naturaleza no dcben salts
acerse. sino cxtirparse.
Catalina viva tranqt!..,,aulente, {
'entso Gle la unidad politica V es- $
'irl,ual de Espana. Los senate !
es del Bruch 81 hablaban catalan !
ia para dar mayor fuerza a las ]
l&idlciones contra el inVasor: De- /
, Sc sentian unidos a los pique- d
IS de Bailen. Ell gran Balmes f.
alfapa sns obras en- .castellano, II,
ntlendose profundamente espa- y
IS grandeZas de Catalina sus d
Olnntarios, pues Sc enafdeciah \
on solo recordarles el honor de !
spana: y la guerra del Riff, CO. V
10 las de Cuba Y Filipinas, her. j
.anaban en- un mismo amer pa n
10 a les catalanes con los demas
'panolcs. Y este no era por i'm 4
osicion del Estado espanol, sino7 II
lie era la manifestation de la con- p
;encia nacional Y demostraba pal G
la vitalidad de la uni q
ad de Espana. I
Catalina, la TRADITIONAL, Ia de
uestros padres, la de aver miSmo, n
o era catalanista. Las aspiracio- t
es del catalanismO son cOsa su- V
uesta. Lo afirmaba Ell un mo- ?
lcnto de sinceridad el Sr. Camb6, G
II un ban1uete Ell Sabadell, ell s 7
c Mario de 1909. 'En Catalina I
= decia = recordadlo todos vOs- n
tros, en- poquisimos anos la aspi-
aci0n de unos cuantos hombres II
a llegado a ser la aspiration de II
'do un pueblo. II
Prat de la Riba reconoce ell mis- Il
10 hecho en- su obra La Macdonald II
ad catalana, Ell la que dice: "Ca-
luna qued6 sujeta a la cultura
G la corte, tributaria de la cultu- II
4 castellana, escribiendo en- cas-IV Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06

tellano Boscan, Pujadesc ]
er la Pela, y los galantel j
II, publican sus madrigalte-
C. tos. Ell ideal de entonle
u asimilacion a la lenguara
er castellanas, V Catalulla Ia
to noci6n de la propia peid,
e viniendo a parar a ser lih-
e. cia."
$ 81 Catalina hubiese tsal
$ y legltima personalidad, ria !
; Iogado a fundirse con @Y
i es cue Prat de la Riba Nos .
cata!anistas :ierran los arn !
: hecho mas indiscutible. cal
y y mucho mas glorioso o3er-
: sonalidad, la nacionalidani-
dad cspailola. Esta 1itisda,
pues, reconocida, aunq,lici-
tamcnte, por los progclSdei
catalanismo actual.
Al principiar las dos Il de-
cadas del siglo XIX noia el
cata!anismo. El federo de
II y e! regionalislno dGrall
casl no pasaron de ser lDgra-
ma teorlco. Al pl;mcroguie-
j ron algunas masas, por blica-
no mas cue por descentador
el segnndo tuvo aim nj gen
tes cue le siguieran.
Ell eatalanismo vino a lila POI
Ia acclon de un grupo oman
ti:os desequilibrados. / de il
Rba, Hiendo I'm simple diante
en- una conferencia dada lS9'
Ell Ell Centre escolar danist;
Gle Barcelona, sent6 Ia fra an
gular del catalanismo, mand
cue la patria catalina ela unic
patria de les catalance, ,tbland
De alc Ia csc7auHnd dc Ipuebia
todav1a subsistfa.
Cantando la lengua ,ilorand
oor las antiguas institlrnes c;
-aIanas, el amor a Catalia-dit
! mlsmo Prat de la Rh. en-
bra antes citada-hizo mar d
elitos a los primeros catanista
anmle--quc era catal
Les y solo catalanes Y e1onces
anzaron a Ia propagana. Es
Propaganda, ''csta .seglhda ia
cl proceso de nacionaliaci6n {
llana, no "a h;zo.- el- agaor, col
! primera,s siIno. G edo Yselq.
iritu catalan r-ne,-r.a-i ..,s,,4a,,.
omina cion y los dominadores,
), aues tanto como eeagef'asiihios "a HI
pologfasdc 10 nucsfr9, rebajan
menospreciamos todo 10 cas-
ano, a die:tro y siniestro, sin t;
i medida''.
Fruto del odio catalanista V
lenosprecio en- que ten1a a todo
o catalan, fueron toda clasc
ropagandas, entire las cuales d
uella una Doctrina catalani
ue publicaron Prat de la Ribi
edro Montanola.
De esta Doctrina se tiraron
Ill ejenplares. y no ,hace mue
Tempo sc volvio a hacer una n
a ediei6n.. En- ella hay algul
reguntas y respuestas cuyo co,
imiento es muy conveaiente
a hacerse cargo de los medios {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06
ilp4GINA sfETE.
BANCO POPULAR
.Hgif8 ~ l&P
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EcONOMIAS Y PRESTAMOS.
Uabiendosc extraviado la Llbre-
ia No. 13,47s (seccion de ahorros)
expcdida por este Banco nom
bre de Jose Rodriguez y Rodil-
c,,cz. a partir dc esta fecha Sc
,lcclara nula Y sin valor.
San Juan, p. r., Mario 10, 1919.
Enrique Ccrccedo Milan :
~ Eccfctdii0-Contddor.
!. ~, 50 .tN .. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06

Sc vENDE: Cash. Autom6Vil
.,t.iek. 6 cilindros, modelo 1917,
.palfo mescs dc uso. lnformara
ARGUE 43. Tciefono 24l Santur-
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-06

Las pldntGs de MelO Y0rk;
no tieRen rirGl. = SUCESC-
RES DE ABARCA, de San
Juan, las entregG hacienda
hieLO. ADvT.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06

Attorney George Hoyt was in
Kendrick Wednesday on business.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
Southwick Items

Homer Belts from overseas re-
turned home Friday. We are surely
glad to have Homer with us once
more. for it is always pleasant to
encounter his genial smile.
John Heath, John Shelby and
Lloyd Kuykendall of the goth En-
gineers are in the U. S. again. Mrs.
Jones received telegram from her
son, John Shelby, stating their safe
arrival at Hoboken, May 29th.
We are told by Mrs. Stump that
VIM. Stump, who is in the hospital
at Lewiston is stiM in very crit
ical condition.
We are very glad to hear that
Prof. Wilbur and Miss Winegardner
are intending to remain with us for
another term OF school.
Floyd Russell has improved in
health so much that he was able to
walk from his place over to his
fathers home. Floyd is one of the
kind who does not find time to be
sick. We are very glad he is i'm
proving so rapidly.
Elton Mccoy, Lloyd Reeser, Muir,
ray Benjamin, Mr.. Douglas and
nephew, and Mr.. Frlel are some OF
the people from this side who are
helping Gus harrington with saw
mill work. The men are in grave
trouble, fearing the loss of their
cook since Homer Belts has return
ed.
Mr.. Jas l.. Mabry who is in the
hospital at Moscow is reported tt
have undergone the operation nice
ly and is doing as we'll as can be ex
pected.
!. Rev. Green of the M. E. Churct
of Lewiston delivered the Memoria
sermon here. His talk was yer!
much appreciated. A short pro
gram was also enjoyed after whicl
the procession marched to the Gem
etery, led by the soldier boys AM
the speaker. Altho the day was yer,
cold and windy, a large crowd wa
present.
Mrs. P. F. Specker and little So
of Asotin were here visiting friend
and relatives lately.
} Little Helen Russell is improvln
in health very rapidly since he
, visit to Moscow. =