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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07
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FITZGERALD SUPPLY CO.
sos E. Pine St Telephone SIS
HORSE MULE FEEDS
HORSE & MULE FEEDS

Hardorkng and Mules you
buy for her Give ea Piantaea" Little Ned" OF wilkes
Special Those feeds much better than Ordinary feeds because
sosd cracked crped whole green
faa meal aad nsss We alss hsvs Taohy and Clover
amA no. Wlase fssA eAss.
. #& ss@p barry FEEDS
swea wisos" ady mixed Made frsm Alfalfa Meal esessa
Seed Meal Sars nd Be, kse DrnA Psngt Feed Meal
MALI Maasss ant eAA We hare Ps csessa seeA Meal
aH style Ma 0hsrs Sheets
N Voc &BHDe IA
Akoaay ss~Maes Ms&s fsmCsra yss& Meal
Feed Psa&ae Oh Csssanat Meal wheat Shsrta
AAaaAa Meal leakage per Charcoal cent
e. ELOUR
SUNNyEROOK. Ready Mixed Peur.s The hnese CHEST
quality CRYSTAL Wx9IE" Plain Best Pateat. better
Aour made statsn-Islsnd Pha Made iFsa hard whsat
We carry fun line Canned fesds Ssga Several csHse
fsco, Cooking Oils Lard, Compound Dried Salt Meats.
HAMS aad BREAKFAST BACON
tho World a
Out Of town orders win receive best Visit
FlTzGERALD suPPLY co.
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

\Ay./ Saue Money an1 SnsiIel 2
~ IT. We guarantee razor blades
re-sharpened on our New
~ ~ Velvet Edger to shave as
"A H. good as new Single edge 81.
4 l. Double Edge &c.
Keystone Razor & Cutlery Co.
81 Peachtree ST.. Atlanta, Ga.
Grinding & Sharpening. Ali kinds
National Drug Co. Mailing Agents. Il
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

A We want your cn1ckens and eggs
Williams Meat Market II
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

Mrs. Walter Williams and lovely
little daughter Mildred hove returned
home after an extended visit to relat-
ives in Milan and McRae Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

Send ali Kodak developing and
printing 70 us for quick service. Six
prints IL ks IL Tor SOC. Can you
beat it. Owens Studio. Je!2
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs o. C. Radford of Al
bany Ga. spent Sunday. pleasantly
with Mr., J. w. Greenwalt.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

On that Auto Party sAave A. nice
Photograph made. Cat Owea's Stu
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07
Observation-Disclosures
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-07

Will leave tonight for visit to relat-
ives in Illinois and other points.
Kodak developing done promptly
and at regular Kodak Professionally
) otndfo 14l2
Mr.. Charles E. Newcomer will 90
to Atlanta tonight to attend the
meeting of the Sweet Potato Curing
house association, which convenes in
the Piedmont Tuesday.
Staten Island Flour A strictly light
bread flour made from hard winter
wheat Every sack contains 24H
lbs. Ask your grocer for this -four If
Mr.. l.. L. Herrel1 of the Vendome
Grocery Co. will leave this afternoon
to accept position with the Nation
al Biscuit Co. of Savannah Ga.
Rub-My-Tism is a powerful anti
septic; it kills the poison caused
from infected cuts, cures old sores,
letter, etc.-(adv.) dJe2S
Mr.. H. w. Brown of Birmingham
Ala. was a business visitor in our
city Saturday.
6e6 cures Malaria, Chilss and Fever,
Bilious Fever. Cold and 1.aGrippe.
It kills the parasite dat causes the
fever. 1t, is a splsadiI lxativvs end
general Toaic.-(aAv.) dJe2s
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Radforrd of Al
bany Ga. spent Sunday pleasantly
with Mr.. J. w. Greenwalt.
Send ali Kodak developing and
printing 10 us for qNick service. Six
prints 2 IL ks IL tor SOC. Can you
beat it. Owens Studio. Je!2
Mrs. Walter Williams and lovely
little daughter Mildred hove returned
home after an extended visit to relat-
ives in Milan and McRae Ga.
a We want your cnlckens and eggs
WILLIAMS Meat Market If
Miss Rebekah Morris left Sunday
for her dome in Moultrie Ga. after a
delightful visit to Miss Macie Williams
Mrs L. L. Williams of Scott Ga.
is visiting her sister Mrs. ]. M. Viii
liams. .
Miss Annie Wilma Brown of Roch-
ellie, Ga. was the attractive guest of
Miss Martha Waller at the Lee-Grant
Hotel, during the auto show.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24

served in the navy. being in the serv-
ice about TWO years.
He cam" west with his parents ~
Austin, Mimi. It few years after be
ile out of the navy and lived in Min.
nesota until lS59 when the family
moved to Morris, where he had lived
ever since
In the early days, when the Illinois
aud Michigan Canal was used for
Transporting grain and other products
Mr. Foster VAS captain of "A feet Oh
boats. lie Vas IN This business from
1888 10 $40.
In INa3 he WIS married to l.lieI
Bates OF cape May Comfy, where h.
was born and raised TO their union
flFe children We're born. II. Il. foste.
81 Morris, !. b, Foster Of Valley Joe
Cal, Mrs. Annie Wren, whose homo
Was in Sabastapol. but who Is now in
Morris; Mrs Nellie Duncan, who lived
III Los Angeles. but who is now on
the way TO Boston; W. O. Foster OF
Morris, one sister, Mrs Palmateel
OF Austin, MINI, also survives. Hi.
wife preceded him in death SIEVE,
years ago.
Mr. Foster had matte his home Wit!
his son, William o. in East lllnoi,
aFenu" since coming TO Morris.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have no
been made on account OF relatives ont
o. own, although it is thought that il
will be Sunday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
CAN'T ENFORCE TEXAS
ANT|.POOl ROOM LAW

Austin. Tex Except for less than
week in December, court action has
prevented enforcement of the Texas
anti.poo han law since ii became ei.
tective May /, 1919.
Passed by the state Legislature IA
year ago the law would prohibit the
operation Of pool halls, but is effect
iveneSs was stayed by a temporary
injunction granted by the federal
court in Dallas, restraining its en-
forcement
Under this restraining order, pool
halls operated as usual throughout
the state, until Il special federal court
at Fort Worth dissolved the order
December Nth. Pool halls then We're
closed, until less than week later
the United States supreme court
granted a stay order, effective until
January 20. 1920.
When the law went into effect last
May, licenses had been paid on 1881
pool and billiard tables in the state,
as against 3,l6S in 1918. The license
fee was $50 a table. After May LIST
the states attorney general held col
lection OF license money Illegal under
the law, and many pool tables were
operated without payment Of license
after the restraining order was grant.
ed at Dallas.
The law provides penalty OF not
less than Il $25 fine or more than
Sloo. or enforcement in the COUNTY
Jall for not less than thrifty days or
more than one year, or both Tine ana
Imprisonment.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
SAILORS CRAWL ASHORE
FROM LAKE VESSEL
CAUGHT IN ICE FLOE


Chicago. Jan. a Four sailors
from the freighter Sidney &. Nen.
imprisoned in the ice six miles OH
Chicago harbor since last Monday.
reached shore this morning after Il
prrilous trip afoot acros, the icr.
The men appealed for fuel and food
for the sailors sim aboard the ship.
which is in danger Of being crushed
in IT, shifting flOe~ Captain Andcr-
sons coast guard rescue expedition
Vas reported working over the ice
near Chicago light about TWO miles
out, shortly before II O'Clock Tho
coastgnards. accompanied by news
reporters are carrying food. tobacco
and fruit,
Six airplancs employed by Chicago
newspapers are tuning up for ii race
10 the ship. Packing houses have
prepared supplies Of meat in special
wrappings to be dropped on the ships
decks. The ship is half a mile from
whore the steamer Hill was crushed
in the ice eight years ago.
Amund Strand, one OF the four
sailors who reached shore said The
party left Neff al ! O'Clock They
reached shore at 1929.
We were tied TO a rope fitty feet
apart >Iat if one Of us went down
the others could pun him out. When
We We're about half way in. Paul
HampsOn, who was leading. went
thru the ice. II was showing hard
and he failed to - the hole We had
no trouble getting him ont "
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
& q s O RIA
NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGE
IN RATES.
To The Patrons Of the Northern hi

To the Patrons Of the Northern Hi.
nos light a Traction CO.
The Northern Illinois Light A. Trac
ton Co. hereby gives notice to the
public thai it has filed with the
Pubic Utilities Commission of
Illinois Il schedule which will
change the rates for street
car service in the City of OF
taWa, County Of La Sale and that
such change in rates involves an in.
crease in street ear fares. a copy
Il the proposed schedule may be in
rpected by any interested party at
he office Of the Company in the City
o. Ottawa. All parties Interested in
this proceeding may obtain informa-
ton as to the time and place OF hear
ing upon this matter by addressing
he Secretary Of the Public Utilities
Commission at SPRINGFIELD Illinois.
MORT HEkN. ILLINOIS LIGHT II
TRACTION COMPANY.
BY Lou l. W. HESS.
General Supt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
LOCAL
NEWS

Charles Ruff Of Mulberry street.
went to Hammond, Ind, to spend 4
few days today
Attorney Henry NJ Kelly, VINO has
been confined To his home in i.aA
wood by illness, is abe to be ont
again.
Harold Ilumcr Of la Sale. was an
Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Anthony Berry Of AmbOy a former
Ottawa bushes man. visited friends
here yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Mooney Of the Lacey
apartments. has gone to Aurora
where She Was called by the illness
of relatives.
Mrs. Charles Run returned 10 her
home on Mulberry street yesterday
after a visit with friends in Chicago.
Miss Katherine O'Donnell is con.
fined TO her home in North Ottawa
by illness.
A. C. Mayo Of Gary. Ind. viii occu-
morrow
Miss Gertrude Harris Of East Main
street went to Chicago yesterday on
a business visit
Eugene Shaier attended a dance in
Peru last evening.
Robert Whitacre, prominent Earl
Vile resident, was in Ottawa today
to renew his subscription to the Free
Trader-Journal ana transact other
business.
Miss MOlle McGinnis Of Serena
visited friends in Ottawa today.
G. +. Lincoln transacted business
in Ottawa today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC
WITH SURVIVORS Of
POWHATAN D0CKED
CBy the Associated Press J

! New York, an. 2l--trineing satnl"
! back to port the al passengers OF
the iuckless transport PuWhatan as
we'll as The last contingent Of Amer
I lcan troops III France the transport
! Northern Pacific locked at lloboken
/ today. Altho they suffered from The
cold while the leaking PoWhataH was
tossed about ON storm swept sea lal
Off the Nova Scotian coast, the pass
engerS bore their discomfort without
complaint and We're inclined to treat
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
FLU DECREASE is
REPORTED TODAY

Chicago, Jan. "a New cases Of in
tiuenza during the pas twenty-iour
hours dropped more than 400 under
HE total ior the preceding period and
new cases OF pneumonia also de
creased. but deaths from both dis
eases continued to increase.
Todav's total Of Influenza cases was
l,S0S. as compared to = 80 yesterday
Pneumonia cases today numbered 800
against 32l yesterday.
Deaths today were iift y.one from in
fuenza. against forty-one yesterday
and forty-seven from pneumonia, a.
compared with forty-tive Friday.
Chicago. Jan. Influenza and
pneumonia continued 10 spread in
Chicago today at the rate Of more
than 1000 new cases every twenty
four hours.
The highest death record for any
twenty-tour hours since the epidemic
began was reported, There We're >,
5l3 new cases and l0l deaths
At the Great Lakes naval training
station total deaths reaCled eighteen
and the total number ol cases lG,4,
Capt. John Dill Robertson, health
commissioner, predicted the cOntag
ion Will continue until it has hit every
person who is not immune"
Industrial establishments today re-
ported their working forces had been
depleted ten per cent b. the epidemic.
Health authorities still are Strug.
Cling with serious shortage OF
trained nurses. The health commits
sioner recommended that 1000 nurses
on special cases in hospitals be r..
leased im1 'diately for emergency
work ald their places taken by stu
dent nurses.
The condition of Mrs Torrance Con
nelly, vino is critically i'll. suffering
from pneumonia, at Ryburn Hospital
is practically unchanged today
Frank Boyle, wno is working in chi
cago, is spending the week end at hi
home on Columbus street.
Sam Raymond was a Streator Wis
itGr last evening.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
ROAD CONGRESS AT
CAPITAL JAN. 27

Chicago. Jan. 24--plans Tor the
1920 road construction program Of Hi
nois viii be considered at the ninth
annual meeting OF the Illinois High
way Improvement Association ut
Springfield Tuesday, Jan p, Coy.
ernor Lowden viii be one OF the
peakerS.
Construction of the remaining 800
miles OF highways on the federal aid
list will be the first item completed
N he new year In addition the state
highway officials hope to let contracts
and complete work on at least LOCO
miles of the main road on the SGU,00p.
VOC bond issue project
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
LAST OF A. E. F. is
LANDED AT NEW YORK
CBy the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press
New York. Jan. 24.-The army trans
pert Northern Pacific, carrying TIL
last contingent of the American tx
peditionary Force in France and tn,
al passengers of the disabled trans
Port PoWhatan, reached port early TO-
day. Two hundred members of tn,
Rocky Mountain Club, with many not
ables as guests, Went down the bay
in steamer to greet the transport
at quarantine, The doughboys will b.
guests of the club at a dinner and
series of entertainments
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24

South Dakota primaries, has accepted
the challenge of Geo t. Monroe Of
Chicago, an independent candidate.
for "A Joint debate ON The presidential
issues. The challenge was made and
accepted in compliance with south
Dakota laws.
The debate will be held at Sioux
Falls March =, Mr.. Gerard announced
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
Their Name Is leuion.

Harold had told nae that his friend
Robert was coming over with him To
play after school. So when my son
showed up without Robert. looking
much disappointed asked the reason.
80, his mother did say AT noon that
he could come. bur I'll tell YOU how it
Ssh" is ON" of thoN' changers OF
mind "--NXchnMge
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
Attention, Odd Fellows.

All ODD Fellows are requested to
meet at their hall at | O'Clock Tues.
day afternoon. January q, to attend
the fuenral of Brother Charles f..
Moore Those having autos please
bring same. Funeral at residence Al
= o'clock. lnterment at Summit View
Cemetery. THOS. REYNOLDS,
Noble Grand.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
Slick Article.

"A prOfiteer," says the Garment
News, sis man that can take your
hat and coat and explain IT so nicely
that YOU give him your watch me
chain. - Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
Notice.

The Philanthropic Department viii
hold their annual luncheon next We'd
nesday Jan. %, at the home of Mrs,
Al Richards.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24

Regular meeting of Olivet Shrine
No, ~, W. +. j.. Tuesday evening,
Jan. p, at ~ y. m, sharp. Initiation
and refreshments.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
Office.

The Educational Department will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs &
j Byrno
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
HEIRS Of WEALTHY.
'EARL FARMER SUE.
FOR AN ACCOUNTING
CHILDREN OF LATE WILLIAM
TERRY IN COURT CLASH
CLAIM BROTHER, AS ADMINS.
TRAITOR, HAS NOT REVEALED
ALL ASSETS.

A suit involving IA prominent Hard
ing and Earlvi!le family was started
III the Circuit tOurt this morning
when William II Terry and his sister.
Mrs Cora Doldcr, began proceedings
against their brother David Terry. ad
ministator for the estate OF his father.
the late John Terry, claiming that ~
had knowingly failed to euumerate"
all the property in the estate ! NJ
suit is an appeal growing cut of 4
Probate Court hearing last October,
when an inventory of the estate was
Hled by the brother.
John Terry was one Of the pIOnli-
nent plnOeer farmers Of the count"
ana zen large estate. Al the time
the inventory was MED Mrs. Dolder
and her brother William thought thlt
their fathers proper y ought to tota!
to much larger sum than the ad-
miniy'ratur's accounts showed.
In their Dill fled today they alleged
that David has Knowingly failed to
cnumerate in said inventory, but has
concealed or has in his possession,
or OHsht 10 have, divers notes, cred.
u.s. etc, which would increase their
nheritances.
The SHIT will be threshed out in the
MarcL tenn Of court
Asks Kin for Accounting
Another family trouble Of similar
nature was brought to light today
when suit was started by Charles
&. FalIOn of Chicago against his
brother kerrie, who resides near We
mona, TO ask for an accounting Of his
fathers estate The brother alleges
that The late Charles FallOn died on
June 20, 1904, leaving six children.
kerre. John. Patrick, Charles G..
Mrs. Katherine Currdn and Miss
Marie tallon that Just before his
death, to avoid the expense of pro
batting an estate. he decided his farm.
which he named at consideration OF
$1,000, to the brother kerrie intend
ing that it should he divided among
the other five heirs.
FallOn claims that that farm vas
worth more than $l5,HUO ana that he
has never received any of his fathers
estate He states, that he believes
the ether four members OF the family
were given their shares by their
brother and makes them Joint defend.
ants with kerrie in the suit,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
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WANTl"D-A once. boy over 10
years, 10 do crtands and WOr,
around the store. Apply
G. w. IRION a. co.
HAVE OPENING in this vicinity for
several COUNTY representatives to
handle high grade line Of Oils
Paints and Speciaties; side line o"
iull time proposition Write the
Ri CKElE OIL a PAINT CO..
Cleveland Ohio.
on LEASES made former Judge Day
wealthy in 80 days. almost against
his wishes, read how he did it. YOU
may apply the same principles with
equal chance Of success; write fer
free copy Of his story. MANNING a.
co, West 3ith St. New York City
FOR SALE Modern seven room
house. Garage. Modern improve.
ments Inquire at 1882 West jackson
street. or phone 463-k.
For SALE Fine. all modern, up.to-
date residence. with garage ana
large grounds, in splendid location.
W. y. PlSEN, Real Estate, Insurance,
Claus Bldg, Ottawa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
Ell Rey Alfonso asisti0 lacto de Ia botadura
del trasatlantico al nso kip, en- Bilbao
La campana de agitation International que
estaban preparando Us bolshevikis ha sido
descubierta. -MiIleran1 tlene. va en- su poder
la renuncia del Presidente de Francia.
tDE NUEsTRo sERyIcJo eAtL LEGRAFlco EsPECIAL)


MADRID, septiembre 18.-El Mi
nistro de la Guerra, Sr. Vizconde de
EEa, ha establecido organizaciones att
leticas eh los regimientos, con ell pro-
p6sito de celebrar cOncursos anuales,
en- los que Sc disputaran Saliosos pre-
mios. La iniciativa del Sr. Vizconde
de Eza, ha sidO recibida con verdade-
ro entusiasmO por parte de la trOpa
que desea entEenarse en- los depOrtes.
MADRID, septiembre 18.-El Mi
nistro de instruction Pdblica y Bellas
Artes, ha~ inaugurado aver, en- ell Mu-
SEQ del Prado, la sala de arte griego
en- la que ha reunido ell Estado Espa-
mol, verdaderas maravillas, entresa-
candO admirabIes Obras maestras de
las distintas residencias reales.
Ell acto revisti6 una gran solemni-
dad, asistiendo un gran n1mero de
artistas y hOmbres de letras.
ZARAGOZA. septiembre ia
causa de la mala calidad del pan que
Sc viene consumiendo desde hace dias
en- esta capital, las protestas Sc han
generalizadO de tai manera, que sc
vive en- un constante estado de alar-
ma que tiene tOdOs los aspectos de
un largo motfn. Las autoridades no
pueden NADIA contra la .excitaci6n po-
pnlar que toma un cariz de gran vio-
lencia. d Algunas panaderias han si-
do saqueadas.
Il MADRID, aseptiembre .lS.--E Co
bierno ha removable por tres nieses ell
plazo para ell pagOsdel emprestitO con-
cedido a Francia. Est0 sc estima CO.
mo un acto de cordialidad, que ha
causado buena impression EN- Paris,
cuya prensa el0gia la actitud de Es-
pafa.
MADRID, septiembre 1S.-A causa
de 1lna violenta explosion de prOduc-
tos qGimicos, ha sido destruida una
casa en- esta capital, pereciendo entire
los eScOmbrOs, tres nlnOsI Iamblen
hay numerOsas personals heridas. La
explosion fue tan vielenta que Sc oy6
en- casi toda la ciudad. prOduciendo la
consiguente alarma.
Las autOridades estan practicandO
una seria investigation para deducir
responsibilities.
BILBAO, septiembre 16.-EI Rey
Don Alfonso asisti6 personalmente al
acto de la bOtadura del vapor "AlfOn-
SO kip que la Compahia TrasatIan-
tica espanola ha construidO en- los as
tillerOs de la importante ciudad. FL
nuevo trasatlantico es el primer bu-
que de gran tonelaje que Sc constru-
ye en- Espaha, empleando materiaIes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18

Eli cl vapor Cddi.. de pfnillos, IL
quierdo.y Co, embarca hacia Calves
ton. a donde ha s.lG trasladalO, llues-
tro distin"uido amigo Lon Antonio L..
Sc:lano. Al asccnder Ell su carrera, Ell
ST.. Scrrano. que durante el tempo que
liza estado encargado del Consulado
&c Esplfa ca Puerto Rico, Sc ha cap
tado generates sinpatfas. Sc We forza-
10 a abandonarnos.
FL seilor Scrrano vino aquf de Vice
consul, Y acababa de ingresar entonces
en- la Carrera Consular. despu6s de
brillantfsimas opOs;ciones. Como el
seilor de Motta, que cS el Consul Ge-
neral dc Puerto Rico, estaba ausente,
on comisioh en- Panama, el senior Sc
rrano Sc hiZo cargo del impOrtante
cONsuladO de San Juan, y en- ese
puesto ha servido con inteligencia, con
habilidad, con plausible aciertO, los
ihtereses q. le estaban enc0mendados,
cuilservando con tOdos las mejores re-
laciones v sieEdo muy popular ell nues
tres cfrculos oficiales Y sociales. Pero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18

establishments esa8holes. \. La fiesta
para festejar la b6kadslka ha sido es-
plendida, dandole an efails reaIce la
presencia del Rey, sle IA sido deliran-
temente aclamadoi
CONsTANTIN orr septiemsre
1S.-La reyoluci6n al. ibOIsheviki que
ha estallado en- la Regi6psde Caku del
Caucaso, va tomando nlsgran incre-
mentO, merced al deseontehto reinan-
te entire la masa popuIa8 Que no pue-
de soportar La hofrenda .miseria en-
que los ha sumido Ia anarquia. Po-
blaciones enteras Sc 'sppsaR al movi-
miento de protesta Contra Jas hordas
que han arruinado pals, hacienda
impossible la vida de ns trabajadores.
TOXIC, septiembre zDespachos
semioficiales recibidos ehf.esta capi-
tai, procedentes de Mosgd dicen que
Sc estan preparando lo Names para
realizar una propagaf \ bolcheviki
mundial, saliendo agentee en- breve
para Estados Unidos. Jap6n y Chi
ma y Asia con obieto az comenzar la
campafia. Ell prdgrama comprende
una ofensiva de Alemania En- la ac-
tualidad. los ageftes @ los soyiets
#estan realizando Aus propag gandas en-
Franeia e Inglatetra. .,s
* Co ..<,,aY.a l4 (5ssi ss ~ ~ II.
todO generO de precauciOnes para i'm
pedir que los bolcheviquis puedan Sc
guir Operando con la libertad que ahO-
ra disfrutan.
PARIS, septiembre 1S.-Telegra-
fian de Riga que ha llegado la dele
gaciOn pOlaca para tratar de la paz.
ign0rase aun Oficialmente en- que fe-
cha habra de reunirse la deIegaci6n
pOlaca con los representatives de los
sOviets, perO' Sc dice que las c0nferen-