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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
-, az, Of Congress approved May 10, 1872.
tine Gold Pen Mining Company. corporation,
h. and through its Attorney in tact,y Sari,
ton Bray, whose post Office address IS kano
Nevada. has made application ior pa'sn. .o'
snec.iyely on the Golden Pen and Aeronaut
10. 3, I.odes. bearing gold and silye.r me
same being 642.6 feet Westerly ana 90 a
Fasterly on said Golden Pen Lode. ana
s5sss feet Northwesterly and 9soI ieet
so,,,Lwesterly on the said Aeronaut No. ).
ode from the respective discovery shai.s
thereon, with the surface ground SUI ieet IN
,yd,h. more or less, on each OF sad lodes'
iii situate in the Rand Mining DISTRICT
county Of Mineral. State OF Nevada, and des ,
cr;bed by the official plat and by the feid
notes on file in the office Of the Register Oh
the l'nitcd States Land Office at Carson
CITY, Nevada, as follows, to.wt;
GOLDEN PEN LODE
~ beginning at cor No. /.
Identical with Cor. No sur, No
ASA Golden Pen and Aeronaut NO
lodcs. ,. -.
4 pine post 4 ms. square, It. longest
feet in the ground in mound OF eartn
AND AND l I'p,, whence the S E. Cor. Sec.
% 7. Il y. + g =, n. p. y. bears rs
NO. ~ 'A Thence S. a. al W.
7sso Tuersect line % Sur No. 1858 Side
wnder lode at S. o. IS +. $3.50 It.
from Cor. No D..
s6578 Intersect line ia Aeronaut no; ,
lode OF this survey, also intersect line
line 80 Sur. No. 1894 Aeronaut No. }
lode at S. 30 4s'E. 3s5.7s #. from
Cor. No. g.
67oS TO Cor. No. 2 -,
Identical with Cor. NO. 2sur. NO sos4
Golden Pen lode.
- A pine post ms square, Aft. long.
set 2 It. in the ground in mound OF
earth and stone sctibed &C P-4443 and
Thence n. So oo' W.
se3.os Intersect line H.. Sur, No. $3.50
Bir,lseye Fraction lode at S. g. 2SW
1922 It. from cor. No. !.
$3.50 TO Cor. No. 3.
49, Identical with Cor No. Sur: No
1894 Golden Pen lode and Cor. No.
Sur. No $3.50 Birdseye Fraction lode
a pine post ms square, showing IT,
above mound OF earth and roes ser,eea
Cor. No. Sur; 70. ' IS 20 BONANZA z =,
TnenceN. 90 0s' W.
1880 r nn'sa'ls lode Il S - IS W. $500 IT,
from Cor. No. !.
,9so2 lntersest line o,l Sur No ' ;S R Be
l/l.UJ II. from NoI. WI
| t443 To Cor. No. T.
Identical with Cor No. = Sur. 1894
Golden Pen lode and Cor. No. Sur.
No 1850 Brdseye Fraction lode
a pine post ms. square. showing ~
IT, above mound and rock scribed
4-G P-4443 and 1854 and 6.3S59.
Thence n. 80 81 r..
1870 To Cor. No. S.
Identical with Cor. No. Sur. No. 1884
Golden Pen lode
\ pine post ms. square, It. long.
set H. in the ground in mound Of
earth and stonescribed 5 G P-4+43 and
5-3534 Whence
Cor. No. Sur. No. 1853 Sidewinder
lode bears s. TO- OF. +. 327.2 #.
| Thence co. l6' J..
is6.l7 Intersect line As, Sur. No. 1883 Side
- winder lode at n. lSs 2l' T.. 2si.3 fl.
| from Cor. No. 4.
| 72l3 TO Cor No. 6.
Identcl with Cor. No. Sur. No 1894
Golden Pen lode A pine post Aims.
square. #. long, set 4. in the
ground in rcnnd Of earth and stone
scribed G Pats ard 6-3534.
Thence S. z0' ~ L.
+ lis To Ger. Nc. /, the place Of beginning.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26
TOUGH LUCK

\ lahorer who came into Carson a
onple OF nights ago had 4 real hard
ick story 10 tell He claimed that
c had been employed to help build
'oncrete culyerts on The road between
arson aud Reno, and that he had
worked one day when the job was
sli'shed. lie declared that when h,
went for his pay he was informed
shat two dollars was coming ont Of
his wages for board, three dollars for
poll tax and one dollar for hosp;tal
assessment This LETT him owing the
contractor one dollar for the privi-
|egc OF putting in his days work.
Carson News.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26
AERoNAuT NO. 3 LODE.

AERoNAUT NO. , LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. !.
pine post ms square. it. long,
set #. in the ground in mound OF
earth, and stone scribed A 3-4443
The S. = Cor. Sec. 81 T. y N, r.
i. s. l.. N. No. 2ao bears N. So 81
Thence 5 40 %, W.
5000 To Cor. No 2
A pine post ms. square. #. long.
set feet in the groundin mound
OF earth ard stone scribed A 3-4443
Thence N az 81 W.
'o9.s7 Interseot line ga Sur No. 1894 Aero
maui No. lode at S. 40 l9''W
i92.46 IT, from Cor. No. }.
.l0.8 To Cor. No. 3.
Identical with Cor. No. S, Sur. No.
3s3sAeronaht No. 3 lode.
a pine post ms. squire. #. long.
set 2 it. in the ground in mound OF
earth and stone scrbed a 3.4s+3,
'"f Thence i,ss'' H. 80. AZ. W.
!is.ss Intersect line lie. Golden Pen lode
OF this survey also intersect line l.2
Sur. No 3sj4 Golden Pen lode al
S. % 81 W. s6s.78 #. from Cor. No.
Identical with Cor. No. 6. Sur No.
1884 Aeronaut No. lode.
A pine post 4 ms. square Aft long.
set , feet in the ground in mound
OF earth and stone scribcd "A 3-44,5
and 1854.
Thence N. 49, 81 r.
1890 Intersect line % Sur. No. $3.50 Side.
winder lode at n. ca Is w. s467S It.
from Cor. No. 2.
1900 To Cor No. S.
Identical with Cor. Mol. Golden Pen
lode OF this survey. ard with Cor. Nos.
Sur. No. 1894 Golden Pen and Aero
naut No.N3 loJes.
Thence S. ss'sFE.
1898 To Cor No. 6.
A pine. post 4 ms. square, It. long,
set ? IT.. in the sgrourd in mound OF
earth and stone scrbei A 3-4a43
Thence S. So o. +.
1892 1ntersect line IL Sur No. 3sseSida.
winder lode AT n. 49, 27' +. 2O9. 04 It.
from Cor, No. 2.
94.74 Interseet line 20 Sur No. a554 A~ro.
naut No. ; lode at s So az T..
232.24 it. from Cor. No ,.
i50.27 1ntersect line "a Sur. No 1854 Aero.
naut No lode S. "a 10 W. $50 #.
from Cor. No g.
500 To Cor. No. /, the plce OF beginning
Al ALL CORNERS 10. r.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

DAY OLD CHICKS: Barred and
White Rocks, r.. |. Reds, Buff Or.
pington. Aneovas.. Black Minorcas.
Buff White and, Brown Ieghorns.
ENocH CREWS,
Seabright, Cal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

The area in conflict between said claims
hall be excluded from the Aeronart No. ,
l"ie The adjoining surveyed claims with
nirdseyc Fraction lodes. survey No. $3.50. the
Golden Pen aud Aeronaui No. 3, Sur. No
1884 and The SiheMinder lode, survey No
1884,. all of which locations have been aban
,oaSd.
Date Of posting OF notice of claims. Nav
23rd. 1920.
Gold Pen Mines Co.
By J. CARLTON BRAY.
Attornev.in .faca
MINNIE l.. BRAY.
Register l.. 5. Land Office.
Date of FIRST publication June $. 1920.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

Inc formal not q a. OF Presidential nor,inees
'ates from time Ntn he no teeoranls or tee-
lLones In til days ii M.rs fcffersoa such an en-
Dassy was necessity Now is only piece OF formally
mat Wuod be dicuou If il sanctioned BY tradi
ton It must be hard for both noiers and notices to
Keep their faces straight while the great truth is being told
Victor Breger has been suggested as logical" running
mate Tor Senator La Toilette rd party ticket Emil
nenty logical il La Toilette is to rum But saws the San
francsco Chronicle would ut be still more LOGICAL Tor
'nese third party advocates TO Debs? The rad-
eas ALREADY have party and candidate what use
have they for another?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26
WALkEN LAAE BULLETIN
LopGEs soNq on HATE

Commenting on Senator Lodge and his recent key
note speech the New FORK World says:
Alr odse owes his leadership to the purchase OF Uni
ted States senatorhp in Michigan by Truman H. New
berry crime for which Newbey has been convicted by
the Federal and has been sentenced for long term
OF imprisonment Without the Newberry vote the Repub-
leans could have organized the senate lie was
their majority. Henry Caboi Lodge would not have
become the leader Without Newberrys support he
could not have been elected. The senate committee
on foreign could not have been packed with ena
tors who had declared their hostility the treaty be
fore it was framed The Lodge reservations could
have been adopted in comnittce adopted the
floor the The whole record which Senator Lodge
cxa his Hmm OF Hate against President Wilson rests
upon the corrupt and structure OF seatorslp
bought in the open market OF Michigan.
TO Senator Lodge and his associates the treaty OF
peace merely Mr. Wilson's treaty" The TACT that it
is Frances treaty. that it Great ans treaty. that it
is ltays treaty, thai il is Gerlnanys treaty. his
torical detail that does them They tight
ing the President OF the [ ated States and they fight
the treaty OF peace because lis signature attached
it as OF the negotatos They concerned with
its meis dement's All its Objectionable
ures they accept without question They attack only
for what is good in it. what is gad and their course
scharcd solely by the fact that the enlightened
and progressive features OF the treaty uggested by
and progressive features Of the treaty suggested by
Republican President they would defend as ardcnty as
they assa it.
The Republican party going into the campagn as the
party OF treaty wrecking and the party OF a with
MeNco. 10 cvasions OF the platform, attempt how
adroit make language thought can change
the record
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

he American Federation of Labor in convention nc.
Sembed IN Monterea unqualedy indorse1 the L.aarc ri
Nations without reservanos This from body renres
ehtng many million voters, must be gratifying TO Prrsi
dent WILSON after the vituperatve campap, ri small,
'al1le politicians against its adoption
TWO hundred and eleven laws made by Congress- now
ended or Tor every 81 bills introduced Forty seven -,
designations We're authorized and one which nronosd a.
'nVeSusatlon OF mvestgating committees killed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

Notice Of Application TOT unitsd ststss pa
tent, turvey Ne. %<$5.

In the matter OF the application for the pa.
=" - .. ,he Golden Pen and Aeronaut No. J
I ode Mining Claims, Survey no. 4l43.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26

fierc IS good news Tor and maid honest men and
proitees Every since 1890 has shown per-
sons married before Is In 1890 Of every 600 Ameri
can women3lSwere single compared with POI 1910
On the men side AZ chose single bcsscdnes in 1900
as against 3S7 in 1910
As marrying people told that only the Magvars
and the Slays oustrp There is good news here for
inc nation ior the strength OF every nation its homes
The more homes the stronger orderly more pros
porous and progressive the nation.
Because unhappy marriages featured in the
newspapers along with foolish alliances Of foolish per-
sons the reading public gets the npressiohat happiness
IN married lie dream seldom realized Yet Tor every
triangle husband there thousand who 90 STRAIGHT
ana square Only the black sheep gets his in the
paper.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-06-26
)iercks, Mrs. A.. Kawhlde' .,oo

|, 5. T.; kolso, County CLERK and ex.o.f,.
GO Tax Receiver. IN and ior Mineral Co
univ. Nevada. hereby certify:
That the foregoing LIST contains true
NIL, and correct cory OF the Dchnournt
assessment Roll Of Mineral County. Nevada
s.allmcnts.
In testimony whereof ] have here,nto
set rlv hand and seal this Sth DAY Of June.
\. d., One thousand nine hundrcr and
twenty.
S. T. KSLSO.
First publication June u, 1920
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-29
For Sale

For Sale
An Emerson three bottom IA inch
engine plow. Peter Johnson.
j15t5
VTote for WOLFE for State Senator
! and against = Peace-time draft
Advertisement
Stop the radiator leak. See the
Oldham garage.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-29
DELINoUENF TAX SAILS NOTICE

Hays. Kansas. July 101e2O.
" Notice Is hereby given that so much of
eaeh tract Of land and town lots described IN
the following list As may be necessary for
that purpose, viii cn- Tuesday, the 18th day of
September 1920. beginning at nine o'clock
g. m, and the next succeeding days be
sold by me, the County Treasurer of Ellis
County, Kansas, at q Public Auction at my
oftiee in the Court House in Hays. Kansas.
for the, tax and charged upon such tracts
and town lots respectively the same being
situated IN Ellis County, Kansas / shall as
County Treasurer aforesaid at said sale bid
cffsin the nzsne Of Ellis County, all the said
Tract sSf land and Town Lots for the amount
of the taxes and charges thereon respectively
as shown by said list under and by virtue
of Chapter I62 of the Laws of 1891 of Kan
sas, the provision of said Chapter having
been adapted by this County.
C. J. Klug,
County Treasurer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

ROBERT A. FLEMING, pro-
fesOr de ingles, matematicas y
contabilidad, con larga practica,
offece sus servicios al plblicO,
para dar lecciones a domiciIio.
Informaran en- Gale de IA Cruz.
No. 19, aItos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29
FL Vizconde Grey puede
regresar aun

New York. anero 3.-En las decla-
raciones hechas eli el dfa de hoy por
el vizconle Grey of Failodon, antes
de emprender viaje a Londres a bor-
do del vapor Adriatico, manifesto la
posibilidad de que regrese Wash
ingtont como Embajador de la Gran
Bretala en- los Estados Unidos.
'sVoy a la patria por razones espe-
ciaies, pues mi presencia ALI es nece-
saria en- estos momentosn, dfjo.
No tengo que hacer deelaraciones
acerca de las cuestines spdblieas. pero
debo manifestar que Ia tenporada d.
he pasado en- los Estados Unidos no
solamente ha sido del mayor interes
para mi, sino que por las bondades
que conmigo Sc han tenido me han
inducido mi regresp. Me agradar;a
continnar eultirando la amistad de los
buenos amigos a duienes he conocido
aquf-.
FL Vizconde Grey, que estaba acom-
paiiado por su ayudante especial, vino
a los Esta1os Unidos en- caIidad de
Embajador dc la Gran Bretafa e dsa
p de septiembrc tiltimo. Por aquel
tempo Sc decfa que no Sc podfa asegu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

rar la duraci6n de su permanencia Ell
esta. En- vista de las declaraeiones Que
ha heeho antes de embarcar! Sc cree
probable que xegrese a Washington con
el mismo caracter de Embajador, asi
que los asuntos que le llevan j la pa.
tria Sc 10 permitan
FL yizconde Grey antes de embar-
carsc para Londres en- el vapoI Adria-
tie. dejO cntrever la posiBilidad de su
regreso, al decir que marchaba en uso
I de liccncia.
Regreso d la patria, dijo, en- uso de
licencia Vues por razones espoeiales
mi presencia en- la madre pattia es
aeseada en- estos momentos. No tcngo
NADIA que manifestar respecto de los
asuntos pdblieos, pero debo decirs que
el tempo que he empleado en- los Es-
tados Unidos Ia sido en- extreme lnte-
Tesante, habiendoseme dcln0stradb la
buena voluntad que cxiste hacia mi
persona por la delicadcza de qud he
sido objeto, 10 que me induce a Folger.
Continuare manteniendo relatIones Ii
amistad con las personas cllyo cdglo-
cimiento he hecho durante mi estaIkia
en- el pals
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29
DEsDE CARACAS, VENEZUELA

Ell conocido senior Ernesto R. Mon
tenegro, residente en- la bella ciudad
de Caracas, escribe Ebrey Chemical
Works, New York, como sigue: "Quie-
30 por medic de la prezente manifes-
earles los maravillosos resultados que
be ohtenido con solo tres, frascos de
Anticalculira A -Ebrd,y2.''i7 i'18 o'o'
.'Despues dee HAS 1rthtayg de, dos amos de
sgudos padeseiAientos eli H. ileeI higEyaado y
in 1peratiinaz estf9fmiignftsaI, fYHaeeh fYHee he Wis
to librede His sufffimishtSg ffaliSa 81 gracias
ei ipsoode la AnticaaHlc1uffiihih ti aHl1 ffii Ebrey p y de
las P1dofaaS fa&Gaaffikaass' fGaaffi as'iiiilb iiilbrMe e dc los
dolores de cabeza, de espalda, de la
pesadsz po,r la lsni eanaha al leYsn'ttaar- E
me de otros 81 sihttoniass dolorossto,ss SOS Due ID
SOLO ios que suffeentl gdeI higadtoS = lppueden
S1.sa 81, ci;s,,t as sim Is anbaI'iis soi sss
ERNEsTo r RoM Mf6NfEENEE 111E ER0,, Il Gaaa1 2Gtaa
racas,,i Venezuela. ei'7lsA''-. y 'oa q
81 esta Ud. ehferlnnto5 no. de 5 Us Tifones
vejiga higado, y desea curarse con
la Anticalculina Ebrey, escriba a
Ebrey Chemical Works, SO West
Broadway, New York, y recibira gra-
tbs un interesante folleto. La Anti
calculina Ebrey Sc encuentra de venta
en- todas las boticas. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

los patlxt tsrs.ce ti te.el ts
eNuoera an Nlnsifisn eisrt.Aan.
mrFts fts.1fa4n. los ni.ica as
NasxA b. cae a. ilaraa q rale
para eiloa. al e. Que senGaa
cuieate te Ea rte.erc1lc.a pc
pre- @arasi.sts taicek Iaerc ina-
tilrk. y alcst1Elr rcniot e Qas &c
h~pirn iot Cicnscs y 10 He ~.
Qncn css=eo IA fsSss ccnli.nsa
Caenra. Caa preparaci.a tran-
ccsa hecha ca Anefica De Il
f5r=a.la crigiasl Los mites &c
acosG:ztrsn a uEarla Linpis
los dieutes &c las psrsicGlss Gel
alincnto. dsssrzz,'s les Fssicrofios
Que sc alo i=n CT sa tcca c i-spi3e
Ia forsaaci-n &C saruo. EcossG-a-
trcnios a cszr estz preparaci IN
des5ces dc czda co-.aiCa Y noaa-
ran &c no tiS=sn tar nal geTsio
porq-e go=an &c rnesor salad. 81
los cienles de leche son atsndi-
dos cozso es 6eli1o, Ia ssganda
dentici.n sera fuerte y blanca.
Usanco la Pasta Dent.irica Ca
dun en- ecad te:nPraaa. les nihos
estardn exentos de dolores de
muelas mas tarde en- Ia vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

Los grandes hombres con quienes
estoy en- contactos' Y ;Tiene la Prohi-
bici6n I'M valor est6tico?'', fueron los
dos temas de la conferencia dada por
Sadaci Hartmann, el gran peeta, en-
la Posada de Villa Greenwich, en- la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

Springfield, Mass, enero IA La Bi-
blioteca pGbilea de- osta ciudad, segdn
Sc anuncia, Fcktil desllheiendose dc TO-
dos los voli1mencs Due tfatan de la ana
nufactura de cerveza, vinos icores
de cualquier otra clase. en- la Green
cia de que asf sc preserva en- toda su
virginidad cl ~espfritu de la ley pcoii-
bicionista, pues desapareciendo en- IN
auto de fe'' tales Obras atentatOrias
a la virtud, V las bucnas costumbres-
como Opina el bibliotecariO-se imposi-
billiard que las personals no familiari-
zadas con la eXtinta industrial, pue-
dan hallar donde aprender "A fabricar
bebidas espirituosas.
" no saben los buenos directories
de Id Bibliotecal pdblica de Springfield,
i que ,,eI perro que comic huevos,, chalido
IHno los come los htiele. !. auiique est6n
a. una niilla de distdhcia..I .''sT'
II IfsE' = lfy a a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

r. F'fiadcifia. encf6 / Eaos harinos
de tin exfenso fihmertoo { de Datrdos extran tr;i
jjeros han. presenfad6 subIs protessittaals} cs-
ctrftas ailte ia Atluaihniaii de esta cindad
contra ii hecho de iseIlarles sls ]. ccanti-
mas al entrar en- puerto, privando los
tpasajer0s del uso de la bebida, 10 mis-
mo para fines nedicinales que para
1tso personal, declarando los denunician-
eszquei el vino de sils respectfvos bar
COS fofnia parte de sus comidas, y que
tel prOhibfrseles. es motive de frastor-
nos y p6rdidas. Sc sabe perfectamente
que un buque es parte integrante del
pals bajo cuyo pabell6n nayega, y que
en- tanto la bebida que lleye no sea ex-
cesiva nj Sc desembarque, las autorida-
des federales no tienen Jurisdiction
en- la aplicaci6n de sus leyes sobre el.
Los marinos han endosado sus peticio-
nes a sus respectiyos embajadores Y
Representatives diplomiticos en- Wash
ington, a fin de aclarar 10 que atane
q esta frecuente violaci6n de las leyes
internacionalcs, por parte de las .au-
toridades americans.
jTienc Ia Prohibici6n an Ualor est6ticosl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

La pr6tostdI de Ia Mdrfaqn mtfcdAte
'cFftqnjcfd cbnfrd Ia fpr5hibfcf6m :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29
Cine Mundial

lssausa a. nla~ a.assAsas-. uulssr. ~.
gamanlmn ~salas s.ums . Ia sgspulna.
ssaa A. saaa ulo a. sns lafIlaaise -
sseas~.
'NelH las aianas slasssurs . la llIs
risaglan. ssn lus eualss nineunn rana
rsanar isurlc r,.aiisalrua ssArnn a. lss
csiimulanit~ or unr~sIe osullo ~.
5 snsstIa suiss.assacnir inuriunssda,.
~ y,slFAn nrcrnlss = Ilaaa, mas sarsn
aos. nsrsias qur ~ csiss,. sls,,ianmcnir
ii.slnraa4ados: = enc Dos naesirU rn
ias aracs , en las lrfsas han lsallaao cn
Il Hlroliol los IIspcins fssfqaicos. 20
cilal es un hcsae histdFisos'-lle aaui
ruauio dijo Hartmann.
''ror mi husaa fortuna. nna veg en-
lnglaicrTa. iase algunos aflcs. ture Ia
ocasi0n De eucontraune con SniIbnrnc.
cue cs. mai cnfenicr. a padre de los
Hacnos poeins cn Ia icngsa inglesa. An
teS dc Irsmiii1nc que le extcrnara al
desco que me llcraba hasfa a. nos diri
gimos has:a IVA cafe cue habla On Ia
vccindad. donde aRil'os pasamos Ia me-
j0r paric dc Ia iarSle y en- cflyos ins-
iantcs caste - d5lareS que tenfa dis
'paesios para otros prOpjSiiOs. Cuando
me selnrt del maestro. ya iarde en- Ia
nochr. el 81 Scni0 a cscribir ma pocma
por el cual me particip6 que alguAas
se,naas mas ;arde lie hablan dado mil
ddlares I!abia sido clasificado COM,
ma Dc suS me;Ores prOducciOnes'
Ed9ar Aiian Poe-prosigu:6 dicien-
do q yd;c dc quien yo creo cs el me
joritocta que America ha producidO Y
iquiza iaas grande que Swinburne. to-
daS SOS obras las escribi6 bajo la ms
piraE6ess Dc Su Majestad el Alcohol. !
tengase en- cuenta que Poe no fue 10
que bien podrfa dccirse un gran bebe-
DOR.
| I'll confercncista prOsigui6 mencio-
nando. ilustres nOtabilitades que han
muerto Y que viven todavfa, con quie-
nes Il ha Compatible la afinidad que
les une, entire alegres horas, entire
relucientes cOpas de espumOso licOr.
s'Y he de hacer constar que la can
tidad de licor que los escandinavos con-
sumen es asombfosa. Y la capacidad
intellectual del escandinavo" es supe-
ri9r.r !,
!, "F;l las pT!mcFaE c:aras Ge mi carrc
IA, Iteraria. bastantcs veces NE. reul.
v, alm0rce cdn Walt Whitman Y de (
lppreqdf ,algo dc Ia suparvirtualidad de
alma que einara dgl jug) de Ia u@aa.'.
+. Mr. 5sIurt,n,, T5'S iio orn sut s.,,,,da.. m
Ame.ico,i iljni. ireeiamna rncando en y M,
Ic1ckJg;1 csk.t0ii n. debe nistnrors,
en- III, vatjo h mc,oS AZ cStc t,1,ai,ni'
s.Y n, ;ea,,as dec,o 6s,o q, noato sei,a-.. i1s..
,lst AL, HIP y an ~ do1 ,,r,,,oda,
Itsobrc ohlI t.pa del piano. que era i;
ainicaalJaistndilla .,lesdc donde dirigfa 81
confereucia. z e.Af que lD seria suiicien
tesa enlasai. fodas las almaS del ingc
nio aiAei.!eano, 81 faltasa yo.... (.
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1ral1tiz6 YiIii,a pa,., oltcnat 81 arl.,,sa. ID
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nalls. rsFso "a - tIsssugr al
lulsae ruuisn aose Canlnma. exsaianmf
n,ltislre o. fsauola. asusaaa a. cunss,I
rnssssn rsfs rAfalaar fssmasusws nnes.
cincianss a. las essn Alssunuia. ~ tfss
n.lssos dfsi,oss,ssa. para n nnraen fsnn
sz-a. De siaa alaaa Isara = y de g.
lsuno.
n. canlaux Hparrsls ante = Srsaao.
couvrgsiao en corsc suI.rsmn. en- las
ditilnas l,uras o. IA tarsle Or este dla.
ds-sqnes de- rna iarEa c-Irra mieniras
4 Seuado tlegia sn I'residrnte = oiros
altos oIiciales. n. caiilaux csialn IA
iiae. tcmlslonoso.
Ii Jucz Iscscouve hizo sa.cr que Il
iuicio hahia Sido pogsneSi0 para tcner
efecio en felrcro 3. i'm le CUE los
nuevos Senadores clccios tuyieran item
100 para leer y csludiar los volumi.
nOsos documcntos de que conSta el caso.
Vicente llc Moro Giafferi, abogacio de-
fcnsor dc n. Caillaux. sorprcndi6 10
dos los circumstances con una naera
sliplica para que q jniciO fnera retar-
dado haSia fines dc fehrero. en- vs'z
dc demandar un iuiciO Immediate. .segin
Sc habla dichO que era su intenci6n, asi
como pOr su petici0n de la libertad pro
visional para el acusadO.
EL ccrcO lprOhiJiciOnista sc estrechG
cddd. rec ndS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29
Banco Territorial y Agrlcola de Puerto Rico
PAGO DE DIVIDENDO

Acordado e Consejo de Administration reparr "Di-
ydendO Active Provisional
nocido las acciORes de la PRMERA SEGUNDA sere de
BancO cuenta de los benefcos del ejerO social de
Or aysa los acconistas que esta
fecha las horas habs de Caa queda alberto dchO
dvdendOy al efectOpueden Seretaa
las cOrrespondentes papeetasSAN JUAN r., de Enero
de l92OEl SecrrtarioP ROcafOrEl Director Gerente-M
Martinez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29
COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
'.4 .-- 14o DIVIDENDO ACTIVO.

W
AprobadO pOr ell C0nSejO de Directories ell Balance de
situacion del Banco al 81 de Dicembre mo fe acuer
do repartr los seHores acconistas divdendo prov
sonal de cnco por cento por accon que su pago en- la
ocina Central en- las de las Sucursaes quede alberto
ell dia ounce del mes corriente.
San Juan, 9 de Enero de 1920. IL
A. S4RNIENTO,
SccrctGrio