davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-07-10
HOPE OF PEACE
o STRONGER.

An air of the greatest optimism
this morning prevailed the premier's
official residence and the Irish office.
where the belief was freely voiced
that there WINS every eason to hope
the bloodshed in Ireland was nearing
an end.
II is understood the details of the
forthcoming conference Will undoubt.
edly be discussed e the weekend
at Chequers Court. where Lloyd
George is entertaining the premiers
OF the dominions.
Earl Middleton. South Irish Union.
list leader. reached London this morn
ing from Dublin. and was almost Inn
mediately received In audience by
King George. II is understood that
he repotred to the king details OF yes
terday's momentous conference ut
which the truce wns arranged
, 1921-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland r. ii. Z.
Philadelphia ITO GEO oo0-4 8 2
Cleveland -. .00e 900 000-2 I .
Batteries-HaTis and Perkins; Uhle,
Caldwell and Nunamaker.
At st. Louis r. H. e.
Washington go. 900 80 0O0-3 1e 0
st. Louis -.....050 100 06x-12 IL I
Batteries-Courtney and, Charity;
Shocker and SEVERED.
At Chicago-u6 Innings) b. II. e.
n. Y. go 200 2io 900 600 o. Q 10 9
Chi. 900 900 3si o coo iI-Io 10 2
Batteries+Mays, Schang; Twombly
Wienekc and SchaIiS.
At Detroit-Boston- Detroit game
postponed; rain.
, 1921-07-10
ENTIRE
AGOG WITH GOSSIP.

III 1builg AnAb HlOTnl1E
was seething with talk over peace in
Ireland. which was the one absorbing
topic OF conversation.
Earl Middleton said that he and his
colleagues lad achieved their object
at tho conference yesterday and tina
further progress toward peace was n
George and Mr.. De Valera.
Sentiment in Ireiand.' he said, sis
Overwhelming in favor of u settle.
ment and there is fervent hope 1t will
be possible to arrive at a solution that
will be permanent,
Lloyd George left for Chequers
Court, his suburban home today In
company with Gen. Jan Christian
SHUTS and other dominion premier,
who ure In London to attend the i'm
perial conference.
II seemed probable that during the
weekend arrangements would be made
for the meeting between the Brit
Iish prime minister and Mr.. Devnlera.
The Londan Times today expressed
the belief that the end of this secu-
lar trouble. ruinous to ireland and
humiliating to this country, is within
measureable distance"
The Chronicle, remnrking upon the
extraordinary fact that Sir Nevil Mac
Ready. military commander in ireland
was able to drive through the streets
OF Dublin yesterday in full uniforri
and unattended. but without molesn-
ton said:
Here is peace. not simply in pros
pect. but in foretaste."
1t expressed belief that further
fighting In ireland would be impos-
sible, adding: 1T seems as though the
last chapter of bloodshed and misery
Is at length closed"
, 1921-07-10

Continued on Page ~
, 1921-07-10

AT Observation-Disclosures Boston gam
postponed; rain.
, 1921-07-10

Caldwell and Nunamaker.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
County Treasurer

County Treasurer.
Be 1t Further, Resolved That the
chairman of this board, the county
treasurer, and the county auditor be
and they are hereby authorized and di--
rected to cause said bonds to be pre-
pared in said form and to execute the
same on behalf of the county, and that
the county auditor be and he is hereby
authorized to seal said bonds with ms
official seal and that the chairman OF
this board the county treasurer and
the county auditor be and they are
hereby authorized to execute the cou-
their signatures, printed, Autographed
or engraved thereon. and that said
bonds when so executed shall be placed
in the custody Of the treasurer, to pc
vided. 5,s-l + ',#..-& Is ny i $igt # ,as;s
Be It Further Resolved, That bids for
the purchase of said bonds hereinafter
specified, be opened and considered by!
meeting thereof, which is hereby fixed
to be held at City of Warren, in Mar
shall County, Minnesota, at 2 o'clock
p NJ, on the 9Th day of October, 1921
tice &of said meeting of this board to
be held at the time and place above
specified for the consideration Of said
bids for the sale of said bonds, be pub
slished in the Warren #Sheaf, a neWspa-l
per published at City Of Warren, Min
nesota, once in each. week for q t! least
Il wo$ SUI cceSsive% weeks, the first public
ton Of which shall be at@least fourteen
days prior to said date Of meeting, and
said newspaper is hereby designated as
the newspaper in which said notice
shall be published 3i,,53 n
s Be It Further Resolved, That the
County Auditor is authorized and d i-3
rected without delay to cause to be.
published in said newspaper ono es I'm
each week for at least two successive
weeks, "a notice in substantial the fol -
lowing form: S, .A9 s. iii s
J #35a#N office of Sale Of 65 5Sas 81
Trunk Hi ghWay Rel bursemen emit Bonds
53f III Of Marshall County, Mime otai
{ Notice Is Hereby Given, T hat on the
6thsday. Of October, 1921 at two o'clock
z. NJ, at Commits ioners Room in the
Court House in the City Of Warren,
Marshall Count Minnesota, the sCoun-
5ty Board of said County will receive
bids for the sale of 5$76,763. a u bonds, in
the denonina ton ~ 81 900 each except
county to be dated Sept tenn Der ! VT IS 2I,I
}to bear interes at the rate &. of asix per
cent per annum, payable semi annually,i
to ture as TO principal aas fol- oWs VIII
Bonds numbers 4 to % sinclusi i've, on 1
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
Chairman, County Board
Marshall County, Minnesota
Countersgned:
County Auditor.
County Treasurer,
Marshal County, Minnesota.

Marshal County, Minnesota.
The following is to be printed on the
back of this bond:
- ORDER NO. 1887
I. c. M. Babcock, Commissioner of
do hereby certify that the County Of
Marshall, Minnesota, is entitled to issue
it's bonds in the aggregate sum of
$76,763.11 under section 2, subsection
CO.. of Chapter 522, Laws 1921; that
said bonds when so issued are such as
will be paid by the State of Minnesota
at their maturity out of the Trunk
Highway fund and only out of that
fund, in accordance with the provi-
sions of Chapter 522, Laws 1921; that
said bonds are to be known as Trunk
Highway Reimbursement Bonds of
Marshall County. to be dated Septem-
Der 1st. 1921 and to be numbered from
one % to seventy-seven CD inclusive.
Dated at St. Paul, Minnesota, this
25th day of August 1921.
C. M. BABCOCK,
Commissioner of Highways,
Of the State of Minnesota.
commissioners SeaD
That the coupons attached to said
bonds shall be in substantially the fol-
lowing form:
On the ------- day of --------, H..
the County Of Marshall Minnesota t., VIII v i'll
($----------) in Gold Coin, at-----,
Minnesota. being the semi-annual in
stallment of interest due on it's Trunk
Highway Reimbursement Bond dated
H., NO.-------------. ''"
Chairman, County Board
Countersigned: & r. =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF The COUNTY
: = BOARD, MARSHALL COUNTY, MINNESOTA

Bonds mum bered 81 to 50 inclusive,
on September 1st, 1886. Esg .3f.#ss.s
Bonds numbered 81 to 20 inclusive on
September LIST. 1887
Bonds numbered q to ~ inclusive,
on September 1st, 1888. s
Said bonds shall bear interest at the
payable semi annually On March lst
shall be evidenced by appropriate in
5terest coupons, each ev1denclng the IN
shall be payable as to principal and
interest at First National Bank, in the
city Of st. Paul, Minnesota.
That said bonds shall be in substan-a
TALLY the following form, with the Me-
cessary variations as to mum bers, de-
nominations and maturities, which said
form is hereby approved and adopted:
No.------------ .lt S------------$
United States of America
State of Minnesota 7@' ~
County of Marshall i ~
TRUNK HIGHWAY REIMBURSEMENT
~ BOND. y%"' il ~ 4
Know All Men BY These Presents.
that the County of Marshall, Minnesota,
acknowledges itself indebted, and for
value received promises to pay to bear
e ~ coid CT, D - as
tinted States Of the tn present i standard ard
Of weight and fineness' & on tn the ;,:;7s
interest thereon from date until paid
at the rate of per cent per annum
payable semi-annually on the 1st day
Of March and September, in each year,
upon presentation and surrender of the
annexed interest coupons as they, sew,
interest being payable at First Nation
al Bank, in the city of st. Paul, Min
neSota.
This bond is issued by said County
under authority of and in strict COM
pliance with the laws of the State of
Minnesota thereunto enabling and more
particularly Chapter 522, Laws 1921. on
account of the expenditures made in
permanently improving roads known as
trunk highways described in Article Is,
Of the Constitution of the State of Min
nesota. and heretofore definitely desig-
mated, fixed and determined by the
Commissioner of Highways.
IT is hereby CERTIFIED and RE-
CITED that all acts, conditions and
things required by the constitution and
Laws Of the State Of Minnesota. to be
issuance of this bond. including the eN
ecution of the certificate of the Com
missioner of Highways required by
is endorsed hereon. have been properly
done. happened and been performed, in
regular and due form and time as re-
qu uht by lazy and that the total IN
this bond, does not exceed any consti-
tutional or statutory limit.
The full faith. credit and resources
of said County of Marshall, Minnesota,
are hereby irrevocably pledged for the
punctual payment Of the principal and
interest of this bond at maturity.
In Witness Whereof, the County
Board of Marshall County, Minnesota
has caused this bond to be signed by
its chairman. and by the County Treas
urer, and countersigned by the County
Auditor and sealed with his official
seal. this--------- day Of ----- A. D.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
6 Chairman, County Board.
Countersigned: We, . 5
. County Auditor.
County Treasurer.

T County Treasurer.
Be 1t Further Resolved, That the
Chairman Of this board, the county
treasurer. and the county auditor be
and they are hereby authorized and di-
rected to cause said bonds to be pre-
pared in said form and to execute the
same on behalf Of the county, and that
the county auditor be and he is here
his official seal and that the chairman
of this board. the county treasurer and
the county, auditor, be and they are
hereby authorized to execute the cou-
mons of said bonds by the facsimile of
their signatures. printed. autographed
or engraved thereon, and that said
in the custody Of the treasurer. to be
by him delivered. as hereinafter pro-
vided r-.
Be 1t Further Resolved that bids for
the purchase Of said bonds hereinafter
specified. be opened and considered by
meeting thereof which is hereby fixed
To- be held at Warren in Ma r a
on hs stS day Of oe ct iss
BE Tt Further Resolved, that notice
of said meeting of this board to be held
at the time and place above specified
FOR the consideration OF said bids for
the sale Of said bonds, be published in
1ished at Warren, Minnesota. once in
each week for at least two successive
weeks the first publication Of which
shall be at least fourteen DAYS prior
70 said date Of meeting. and said news
paper is hereby designated IS the news
naner in which said notice shall be
published. 5w t'' - >
Be it Further Resolved that the
county auditor is authorized and direct
ed without delay, to cause to be pub
lished in said newspaper once in each
week for at least two successive weeks
. notice in substantially the following
form: 2s,.g.a- -'-... -.'r r..r.,
s-s Notice of Sale of
Trunk Highway Reimbursement Bonds
of Marshall County, Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
Auditor and sealed with hi 81 official
s al q o. 3 --s day of D.
33ss Chairman, County Board. 55
s51s Ma rshall County. Minnesota
sSaiE hi
5Iii 81; !, y Il y. .i;s County Treasurer, al
fHl5 Marshall County, Minnesota.
County Auditor ID

Es. NJ Marshall County, Minnesota.
back Of this bond "a i,
ORDER NO. 1905 ss3
#.,I. C.3 N. Babcock, Commissioner OF
H - ct the State Of Minnesota.
Marshall. Minnesota, is 81 entitled
gate sum 81 s1s.744.16 under Sec
Laws 1921; that said bonds whem 50 is Is.
sued are such as will be paid by the
State of Minnesota at their maturity
out Of the Trunk Highway fund and
with the provisions Of Chapter 522,
Laws 1921: that said bonds are to be
known as Trunk Highway Reimburse
ment Bonds of Marshall County, to be
numbered from one CD to nineteen (19)
inclusive. s%}t& Il ST. :t# FIJI 'l..t5Ja5 Z.
Dated at ST. Paul Minnesota, this
18th day of September, 1921. e ~ E,,%
#" c. M BABCOCK, @5
Commissioner of Highways,
Fl r. of the State of Minnesota.
Commissioners SeaD sE 81. {.
That the coupons attached to said
bonds shall be in substantially the fol-
lowing form: .$11 ~ s. ~; >o'.'
On the ------ day Of - ----- d..
the County Of Marshall Minnesota, will
pay to bearer-----------.-- - =. Dollars
(s------------) in Gold Coin, at-------,
Minnesota, being the gsemi-annual in
stallment of interest due on it's Trunk
Highway Reimbursement Bond dated
------------, H., No. ----------. ,
q Chairman, County Board.
Countersgned:g - VIA +
49, 'a''. 49, County Auditor. - .
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28

Continued on page five)
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
Sentennher 1st. 1891 3

Sept TENDER 1st, 1873 /. ~
Bonds numbered Is to 20 nclusive, on
September LIST, d1 932
Bonds numbered 81 to inclusive on
September 1st, 1888. 55##EE
Bonds numbered 81 to 40 inclusive, on
September LIST. 1884 M
Hf Bonds numbered Al TO SO incIuSive on
September 1st 1885. 55ssss s M $3
}ta{ Bonds numbered 81 to go inclusive, on
September LIST, 936. Isl IN s3#f n s
Bonds numbered 81 to 70 inclusive on
Sept elnber 1st, 1897. S!# 8gf sfs a
gh Bonds numbered IL to ~ inclusive, on
September st, 1898. #57a 55 A%.E n.
HI Said bonds to be issued under Chap
ter 522, Laws, Minnesota 1921, on ac-
nently improving roads described in
Article 16 of the Constitution of the
State OF Minnesota. r. #5i58.f$# II 543sif
All bids must be accompanied by q
certified check * in the AMOUNT Of Ten
payable Internationally to the treas
urer of said county, to be forfeited to
the county in the event that the sue
9cessful bidder fails to take and pay for
the bonds in accordance with the terms
Of his bid. b. n IA sss III !.$ =
The board reserves the right to re-.
ject any and all bids. .:sElEslsfs.
All bids should be addressed to the
+ BY Order Of the County Board. .3s5
~ III E.5 A. G. LUNDGREN. e$%
F. n County Auritor,1 Marshall County.
Dated this goth day Of September,
1921, Warren, Mimi. NJ t% -.
Be It Further Resolved, That the
county treasurer, on receiving the pur-
chase priceIof said bonds, is authorized
to deliver said bonds to the order of
the purchaser to whom the same may
be hereafter awarded on payment into
the treasury of said county the amount
of the purchasers bid therefor, and
that the proceeds derived from the is
'suance and sale of said bonds shall be-
placed in the fund of said county out
of which the original expenditures
were made, but shall be first applied to
the payment of any outstanding unpaid
warrants issued or to be issued on ac-
count Of such expenditures. "e a.2
Be 1t Further Resolved, That the full
faith, credit. and resources of said
County of Marshall, Minnesota, and or
this County Board as SUCH be and the
same are hereby irrevocablyy pledged
for the punctual payment of the princi-
pal and interest of said bonds at ma
turity. 3d.. ~ ~ .s a's 80
Commissioner Per H. Kulle seconded
the motion to adopt said resolution, and
the roll being called, the same was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: A. N. LODOEN,
PER H. 'sKULLE
OLE TORGERSON
s. A. S. ROKKE
CARL T. OLSON
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
County Auditor.

Chairman, County Board.
Countersigned: -i - 49, j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

Has del Loira o del Rhin y en- las CO.
linas inglesas, los arboles crecen eX-
pontaneamente sin que los plante
el hOmbre.
Ahora mismo, por un efecto de iner-
cia mental. no suelen faltar etnopsi-
c6logos v reconstructores la viOleta
que adoptan frente a Castillo una ac-
titud de reproche, de indignation es-
paventosa.N Tn diputado socialista, de
los que saben desenvolverse sin mu-
cha cultura nj mucho trabajo, al atra
vesar la verde, frondosa Y populosa
TERRA de Alemania, encarabase con ell
recuerdo de Castillo Y eXclamaba ::
'IPor que no habfa de ser Castillo
asf. -? Es semejante Il Ia indigna-
ci6n de aquel ingles que sc lamenta-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

Estas dos nativas de los EstadOs Uni
dos, casadas con dos bien cOnOcidOs
cOmerciantes extranjer0s, fuerOn de-
tenidas entire los pasajeros del trasat-
lanticO frances la SavOie', su lie
gada New York. Como consecuen-
cia de que la ley estima que son ex-
tranjeras las mujeres casadas con in
dividuos de nacionalidad extrana, la
Ley de Immigration que esta en- vigOr
cObijaba a las mencionadas damas.
Ordenes procedentes de Washington
llegaron a las AutOridades de Inmi-
graci6n para que ibertaran variOs
pasajeros de primera, pero OtrOs pa
saron dos noches encerradOs en- sus
camarotes sin poder desembarcar.
Mrs. Mutschle, que es espOsa de un
fotografo de Cleveland, fue una de
las libertadas; pero Mrs. Teneau, que
esta casada con ell vicepresidente de
la jOyeria Cartier, no pudo conseguir
que Sc la dejara bajar TERRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

ba de que Ell los cerros de Almerfa no
hubiese bosques de abedules, robles Y
helechos como ell el pats de Gales.
Los espiritus lligeros acostumbran
a atribuir desmesurada importancia a
Ia Influenza del hombre sobre el as
pecto V los rendimientos de I'M pals.
Hay ell algunos la mania, excesiva-
mente universitaria libresca, de Greer
que unos habitantes de un pals son
providencialmente inteligentfsimos, v
mientras otrOs Sc empefian en- ser bru-
tos en- ir contra Su propia felicidad.
No piensan que la terra es anterior
III hombre. V que la terra hdce al
hombre, v no a Ia inversa. Que ell CO.
lor rubio de los escandinavos es una
cosa Ell Ia que los escandinavos tie
nen In menOr parte, como no la tie
nen en- la abundancia de lluvia de su
pals en- Ia espesura de sus bosques !;
tanto como el castellanO es irreSpon-
sable de que su terra su china
SCitH cOIuO SUI.
Hay quien, guidndose solo por ell
color Y contemplated a Castillo en- in
vierno, Sc figura que In gran planicie
estd casi tOda desierta, dcscuidada V
sin cultivar. Si mirasen mejOr, verfan
que, en- efecto, In gran planicie cas-
| tellana esta casi toda LENA de culti-
vos minuciOsos inteligentes, Y que
en muchas parties el afan de cultivo
llega hasta la angustia, puesto que
los collados v las pendientes mas des-
; favOrables son sOmetidOs a la labran-
IA. Puede. pues. asegurarSe que Casti-
liza con su china seco Y su corteza de
TERRA vegetal Seneralmente muy po-
co ,profunda. es uno de los pafses me-
I jor cultivados Y aprovechados.
Pero on este salta un espfritu Ii
bresco. un reconstructor In violeta.
V nos viene con el ejemplO de Cali
fornia, que de un desierto sc convier
te en- un yergel...
Esos eiemplos de America no sir.
ven para los viejOs pafses de Euro
pa. Son ejemplos inaprovechables. y
al 'traerloS por acfi solo Sc logra per-
turbar las gentes sencillas v Gre
dulas Por otra parte, California no
es el resultado de la propia CalifOr-
MIA. porque ese era lln pals deshabi-
tado: su prosperidad ha sido procu-
rada por ell espiritu de especulaci0n Y
de empreSa de los Estados del Este, o
sean las regiones industriales que
pOseen un exceso de capital gram
des recursos cientfficos Y mecanicos.
Ademas. en- California Sc trataba de
tierras gruesas f6rtiles Y vfrgenes.
| I'm POGO de collaboration de las re-
giones ,industriales especuladoras
! del litoral 10 le irfa NAL Castillo.
| Los capitales el espfritu de empresa
de ciertas regiones infundiria un I'M
petu In agriculture castellana, STEM
pre- que esa Intervention no fuese de-
masiado colosalista, teatral v apara-
tosa. .-Tierra de pan Y de vino de acei-
te de lana, de densas legumbres;
la ancha Castillo que ha nutrido
nuestra historic comdn con los mejo-
res hechos Y que ha creado esta lem
qua sincera, v sonora, Y pr6cer, con
la que vestimos nuestros pensamien-
tos todos nosotros; Castillo, tan "a
randeada por los parlanchines los
impertinentcs. llena de honradas mie-
ses maduras. :salve...!
Jose Ma. Sdldrerrid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
CAMPOS DE CASTILLA
Entire las Mieses Maduras

Es el momentO del aiiO en- que el
tren, desde Madrid hasta Ia cordille-
IA cantabrica, cruZa materialmente
por un mar de espigas. Es tambien el
lhstante en- que la ancha llanura CEN
trail cobra su mas alto valor cOloris-
ia. sracias la Incompatible grada-
ci6n de tonos de las mieses desde los
amarillos verdosos Y tieruos hasta
los cuadrilateros de un ORC vehemente
Toda Ia vieja Castillo, terra de
Ipan Y de vino, va descorriendose nj
pasO del tren como una demostraci6n
de. honrada laboriosidad. FL viajerO
asiste desde Ia ventanilla del wagon
fugitive a ese' espectaculo virtuoso,
v observa como en- Ia sinceridad cas-
tellana queda ausente cualquier ten
tativa de fraude mixtificaci6n. En-
el campo no hay sino trabajo Y sen.
sateZ. I.O que Sc mira delantc es Ia
verdad. no embaucadoraS farama-
las. Tierras que prestan pan v vino.
sencillamente Todas esas tierraS han
Sid0 labradaS conciencia, Sembra-
das. eseardadas. vigiladas. Dan 10 que
pueden dar. v el resto son habladu-
rfaS. FL hombre ha puesto en- elias su
sudor. su cuidado. SUI experiencia 81
Ii rinden mas. ESQ es asunto de Ia
NaturaleZa:
| iQue bien hacen las maduras cOse-
chas sobre la llanura infinita! A ve-
ces, como una risa divina. Sc amonto-
nan las annapolis en- un sembradO no
maduro del tOdO. entonces. eSpe-
cialmente "A la primera hora de la ma
hana. el sobrio campo castellano Sc
| ilumina con una gracia inefable. Co
mo luce el ORC del trigo bien maduro.
Y Sc ven por los caminos las yuntas
Y los carrOs. Toda la poblaci6n rural
Sc disemina por las tierras que hay
que seguir o que labrar.
Contemplando eSa animaci6n cam
pesina. al yer el interminable mar
de mieses. recuerdo con pena las mil
invectivas literarias que han pesado.
v aun pesan. sobre Castillo. Hubo
principalmente un periodo en- que Cas-
tilla (la famosa meseta de los regio-
nalistas del litoral) recibi0 todos los
golI,es de una literature demasiado
enfatica. que casi siempre analiZaba
condenaba a la ligera. Unos, plan
tados en- medic de la llanura, grita-
ban: ";Por que no Sc convierte a la
meseta en- un pals verde boscoso
como el centro de Europa" Otros de
clan: "Es un disparate que siga con-
sintiendose la ignOrancia del labrador
eastelano; :por que una hectarea de
cereal Ell Castillo rinde como diez.
en- Belgica rinde como yeinte!
En- fin, comparando algunos Ia from
dosidad de La Selva Negra de los
yosgos con la desnudez arb6rea de
Castillo, venfan deducir que el al
deano centroeurOpeO es un ser inteli-
gente, culto, que Sc preocupaba noche
dfa del crecimiento de los arboles,
mientras ell labrador de Castillo es
un desalmado, que Sc complace en-
abatir todos los drboles que encucn-
ira: Nadie sc atenfa a las realidades.
v como las atlas mesetas, aftermath
vamente fIfas cilidas, escasas de
lluvias. son fatalmente ssSrias de We
getaci6n: como en- Castillo. para
lograr un drbole de hoja caduca en-
pleno descampado. hay que desarro-
'llar un .fmprobo Y cotoso trabajo,
mientras que EN- el Cantabrico. ori-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
A NUEsIRoS CORREsPoNsALEs
DE LA ISLA

Hemos de agradecerles que no NOS
envien menssjes telegrafcos despu6s
de las doce del dfa, cuando sea con
el I'm de que Sc les d6 publicidad en-
ID misma fecha, porque, ordinaria-
mente. Ell IMPARCIAL qaeda COM
psgirado de doce y media IA una
de Ia tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE.
Subasta.
Cemente para Arroyo y Ponce.

Sc recibiran proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las 10 de la
manana del 20 de agosto. 1921,
para ell suministro de 1910 barri-
Is de cemento CIF Arroyo, Puer-
to Rico, v 800 barriles CIF Pom
ce..
ProposiciOnes en- blanc0 pO-
dram obtenerse del NegociadO de
Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, p. r.