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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05
COsden e Company
in the MOneU

Cosden 4 CO.'S test in the south
cast corner OF the northeast of the
northeast of t0-Ia-S, is five or six
feet in the Peru sand found at 2.45O
feet. and have showing for AT least
a 1OO-barrcl well. The hole Is filling
UP rapidly. 1t Is now shut down to
run the casing.
St looks ike the Peru sand Is
running mighty regularly over In
that neck of woods, and holds up re-
markab;y good. j. Alex Dingwail
has the offset acreage and Is max
ing a location for an offset.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

NOR sALE-ons $40 n. p. Fairbanks
no,te natural gas engine, direct con
lied to one 800 X. " A., <to volt, A.
x""nse' eo-oyele gas engine type generator
ns,,. ana aritch board; this engine is IN
srect mechanical condition and can be
~ IN operation, and could be shipped
n,"h or without generator: also. one Is.
,iV n p. Erie City Iron Works boiler.
onnrte with stack and fittings; now In
~ ION price right for quick removal.
~-AdyI w. >N"""" WIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

been mighty good prophet when
he made his famous abatement IN
this paper regarding the situation
when he arrived here az christmas
time. II had more 10 do with cheer
ing M the situation thau anything
offered by anybody
Pat Malloy. chief counsel Tor the
Export oil corporation, ia IN New
York ON short business ttir anu
VIII doubtless have some good ucN5
To report when hC returns.
u IT, NuCklchcrry OF pcs Moincs,
Iowa. who is associated with the
sheets brothers in the famous Wcll
at MuskugCC, was iu Ne city Ncstct
day Waiting his numerous friends.
H.. W Smith, formerly OF MuHkuBoc.
had good visit with Mir. lluckl"
berry. at which all the old duiu o
ia the homo town were discussed,
Many oil men are hack I'm the
game again, having returned from
vacation trips. and the lobby " the
big hotel has taken on old time l,i"
and Vigor
=, II. Rousch. oil and gls in
spcctur for tho Usage. ~ IN tho city
from pawhusl,a and says that thcy
are sull bringing in = trw wells.
but as long as the pipe lines are
going to store the oil there can be-
no harm. lie ". however. in favor
OF shutting down all drlllinE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05
OIL AND GAS
10 the Public.
Leases - Supplies .
Prot)uctios. Etc.

Following Is a list OF cars delayed
five minutes or more at railroad
crossings January 9, 1921:
Car A25. on Main. at Frisco from
1920 to 1925 p. IN. Car AS, on
Main at Frisco. from S:55 to Q p.
m. Car A05. on Main. at Frisco,
from 1901 to 1912 a. m. Car 245.
on Kendall at Midland Valley, from
i5S to sos a. m.-Tulsa Street
Railway.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

FOR SALE casing and line pipe, for
immediate shipment out OF stock in
any quantity. Line pipe from in
to S In. inclusive. Casing from 4 rs
IN. TO 20 in. inclusive. Try us. We
sell for less. Phone Usage 4750-4536.
]. b. so. Feenberg Pipe and Supply
company, $40 +. First street, Tulsa.
Okla.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

Position or Job wanted by gradu-
ate engineer experienced in oil and
construction: not afraid OF work.
Address Box Abb, care World
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

FOR SALE-S,astng all sizes. new,
used ine pipe and tubing. We
ouy used casing. abandoned lines
ana wells. Goodman q Ringold, S25
central Bank, Tulsa. Usage 1854.
Ny6.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

jYoung man with legal knowledge
0sires immediate connection with
oil corporation, or law firm. Salary
no object Box Slab, care World
for interview.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

For your depletion and tax prob
rcms, accounting and systematizins,
call Carl l.. Rice. c. p, A.. 5l7 Ken
nedy Bldg. Phone Cedar 297.--
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

FOR SAl.E--Four fifty-five thou
sand barrel and two thirty-seven
thousand barrel tanks. Address 5l7-
u, World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

Need money; will sacrifice Is In
NowIes' or a part in well now drilling.
SM1ck district. Address Sob. care
World.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05
Production Wanted.

We are In the marke. for settled
ana semi-settled production with
sood proven and mi-proven acre
~, Must be well located and at the
,,isht price subject to rigid investiga-
uon Address Box ". 73. care World.
'-AdW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

New Casing for sale at below list
price. Phone Usage 6%44. +. o
Box 2S2, Tulsa, Okh.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

FOR SALE---A few more units In
a good drilling project. Phone Cedar
9b.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05
Attention Rpfintnp Men.

We have the finest corner for fill
Ing station on :. Boston. Can fur
nish u 5-year lease, 3l7 Central
National Bank building g.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

Experienced wants to correspond
with party entering oil storage busi-
ness 4l7-B. care world.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

shallow acreage next to produce
uon. 420-B, care World.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

Prairie for ten years. this being their
first good well In oklahoma. Here's
luck to them.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16

pa nnn e faeanaflu Nla.sie q as.
Co. utal's ds1IiHfs 81 faaia assi.
.dad e sa'H nI ssa4a
i's arse aus .elnaae f.ae sss
llfsha
NAk Nuaunm q suH o..
tflui sr iMua.ar - ssa 49, usHle.
Aas asi fsfia vsr aHs skwan
'asinAfr fsafa utir tstn ) l~aMief uus
''s'ns finlm ta sn niguna sugsua en su
si,h isilnls % en la d. lss gsasa .iai.i.
gu. ia a-ingah,n sa 81 riair ae rse
gr~s 3D. NrN iarg = ffuH8a. "a
ha d'sitile que 81 islieresp grauso
a. rauio sfa diyiaidu ru dssr e. oaiar-
's ls.ric,. las snr irur fsauor au ,le
falmm,n haran d. sn~iautia caaa kez
mcur, dali,sa.
'ada rna de- ias fIasedones del ra-
do scii s'n~rFnin "a ana anls,iia
de- sf.siai y '~'a IN uma cajiia de- "s-
tat" "tyas Inrcacs icndran dos pull
sadas de- r>ircsor Hay que iciwr en
cUemta que u c..aho y Il plaiino no
son huemos 81 nduriores ac Ia radio
aciividad.
Las caiorcc cajifaS seran suardadas
desputs en Ia GAIA fuc-te del hUque
ga que - haya de- haccr 81 viaje. y
81. como dice Madame Curie. algdn Ia
dion audaz prctcnde hacer jggar Ia
combination Dc Ia pueria abrirla
con el objeir de r,bar el radio corr RI
pcrsonalm llte toGoS los riessos, tan
10 legal como cieltificamenie La OPT
nidn saba do la ilustre viuda del no
menos ilustre Cur;e. es que los efec-
tosS naturale> de la radio-actividad
harlan que toda intervention de la
iuslicia fuera inutil En- Ia culpa. el
ladr6n Gel radio licyaria el 'castigo
Nunca como en- este caso estarfa me
jor aplicado el proverbio. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
LECTURA DEL HOCAR
iLos Nihos Estorbanl

} lnf - g. lssssss@ ta,a a.e. p 81.
lnalsa a.as g. 3 - s.afsaa ..a s-
80 si'salee aeisass iH 'sesras :
b. tssa l.aa.saslsa ala .arlea
~ l.u.la g. Aas@aae
a. asaa tzse safafsr f.s tsa
slsasn ~ i.gaies.s 81 i,afsnna, 30
lnla ia saia-sa saea Co. afaisa
slsfssF eas saws 8affHas. aa,
uur lshA.lnn siau saa~asr aI tIsiusi.i,
sifl si1iA nna ilsslas eH SO suiaaiss
lsaasna.i,. ~ t.rsan "a. si,sasr, q ~,
fulsn, setsslaisias
Esas Aai,fan 2 .4fifnas Nn aits, ti.
tinio. sal,uliils h.. s'aaraas a. d.. tr..
iuisi'.s. 'uirusls ~ nf,o ,a in. .aiso
ras sissiiuas.as - htsi,.-. D. naiui
i.SwiHHfa en rila Hii.ma uisnnss- ra-
r,ss aasnrs ssala 80 srgHTasi6sl
llal.ia sislo una is.adts mus duirt "a.
ii. lilH'iai. nIas sltss.,>a DO amur que
De rrsP'io No haiaia incuicada a la
fnrrza Euraia ~ idea de- que Ia
Vida de- una mujcr mo - mas an. u,li
suInisian 'ielicnir \. la imiusiicia y al
si"l"r. l,eS,lc luesa. .neonirala ingy
natural que una mujer de- veinte aiias
IInisiera Stsr feliz : hella: dicllosa
con IA marido s bonita para a.
No 80 frata del maFidS. dpcia Ia
snrgra. sim del hifo. de pohrc imo-
ceate... \ VA - ceinpadecla del l,;.-
queLito.
sPnr que ~e~e p.,Iire hrliito:. cxrla-
milaa m mIma un POGO nerviosa. Mi
hija scri ula iaa re cxcr.rntc y ese
ins;inlo aiorm-c:do en- eta. despcr-
tara al primer grito de su bcls6.
No aiaque mas a Eugpmia. seilora.
y dejr la Naturalcza obrar. que es
mejor maestro que ustsd que yo.
Adem;S. una mujer tan joven mi
mazda. qne no ha tendo Lermanos:
que iSnola todo 10 del niho V no como
o. de- Ia maternidad mas que las sen.
saciones desagralables. merecc III DO
GO de indulgencia.
La ternura profunda de la n.ama
querfa hacerle yer el fondo de las CO.
s;ls; perO la suegra testadura no com
prendfa ese lenguaie. So empefaba en-
comparar la frialdad de Eusenia con
la abnegaci0n de los animales hem
bras. deplorando que su nuera fuera
inferior. bajo .cieyto punto de vista, ii
la Sallina Y IL la pertliZ
n 10 cual la mama rcSpomlfa que
c!ertas Sallinas aplastan Il los polli-
t0S cualldo nacen: nuchcs cOueios de-
voraban Su cria y muchos gatos aban-
donaban slls gaticos. Ell insiinto ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
DON ANGEL GONZALEZ
Y soBRINO

Esta tarde las tres, embarca pa
IA Espana, en- el "Montevideo", Ell CO.
nocido fnancieron don Angel Gonza-
lez, gerente de la importante casa
mercantil y bancaria de esta plaza,
j. Ochoa y Hno.
Va a pasar una breve temporada de
recreo al lado de sus amados hijos,
quienes estudian en- famoses colegios
particulares de Madrid. Despues ira
a la Guardia, bellisimo recinto de Ga
licia, Y ciudad natal de nuestro cita-
do amigo estimadisimo.
Buen viaje y excelentes impresio-
nes lie deseamos al amigo. don Angel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16

lerno no es pues. iguaA inmutable y
perfecto en- tolas las criauras. de
cia ella.
Seguranente que hay m0nstruos
en- todas las especies. acab6 por gritar
la suegra al retirarse yiolentamente
y con ademan que inspiraba miedo.
La mama Sc qued0 at6nita.
TIN monstruo' .Engenia seria IN
monstruo :Que horrorosa insinpa-
ci6n..
Pdsose el sombrero y corri6 casa
de su hija.
-Escucha. Guerida. lc dijo. encendi-
da ann de c6leri. Acabo de yer IL tn
Suegra...
Eugenia. preSintiendo la borr&sca.
alz6 las manos al ciclo y dej6 caer m
lienzo bianco al ,ual iba prendida
una aguja...
La mama 10 reccgi0.
TN bordado:. :. Borda> ahora
til que detestabas esta clase de traba-
jo... Pero, ique veo? ] I'm pailal hecAc
por IT, para. :. para 6l:
Eugenia confes0:
--Si es una prueba una idea que
me di0, sencillaTente .Oh. pero 40
creas por ESQ que he de pasarme el
dfa entero con los ojos tiios ell I'm cu-
lero. I'll sabes, que y0 no soy de
las mujeres que llcval su m,'terhi-
dad como 81 fuera un trofeo. Is TN
asunto de orden intimo, despu6s' de
todo. :. . Esas eXpansioneS me pareccn
ridfculas desagradables. .DevuGl-
veme ese lienzo, haZme el favor. -.
Era un secreo entire 6l y yo... co
mo mi pequeGo bcb6...
SDnri6 con cierto pudor delicado Y
la mamA adiyinando este fen6meno,
que So llevaba = cabo on esa alma
femenina, d0ndc el sentimiento ciyili-
zado precedia al instinto saliva je,- be
SO Eugenia suspir6 dulcemente:
-Bien. .bicn.. Guarda tus secre-
tos. En- mi tempo.
oh. mama, caIIate: no yayas a
hablar como mi suegra .porque en-
tonces 81 que vas Il .descomponerlo
tOdO
pongo fin mi cuento, sinti6ndo-
me esperanzada de que estas lfneas
sean lefdas. meditadas V apreciadas
por unas cslantas perturbadas cabe-
citas. de esas que dc vez ell cuando
me consultan sobre la maternidad
CdrmclG Niet1 dc Herrera.
126 Riverside Drive, " Y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
Di6cultades para conducir IN
gramo de radio a Europa
Madame Curie no sabe como llevar e
que le regalaron muieres ameucanas

rsi.s aiFH fsa Aaaa afH
ta o lfasf lsaHsn sa sfansa af ia
a. o. ins iauhase - aHt sanHsa
islasa i,an lsNsia,.a 3a = 81 ia e..
fsliina a. t iHsas HnsHeea tss uH
tssahaan aH
~ Muaann s'Hftt sfsa essmn ~
iiuli'a sHs,sHf IS efnno a. rfalo rn
rn iussiiis q 81 af saH "a usi 81
rramau au''l'a. sysastese tafaE. f-..
.a. ~ irimafa le iasirls i.-'.i's ,la
tahusisiinu sfis'anfias la seglul'ia.
gnr !. airisn r'iisi r>a.'a. fuse aIEan in
dfssn s'i"niiiire ls sra a-r isaifadu la'r
a iprsa dr gue 70 si4.fao d.. ra,le
vale amos d''s in iess'. a. srans-. ia
t-rrrn luislhiiidaa aue - H. ir.sr.
cs quc la c,,~as qae asssuiccrllam O
Madame rurie r'Ires' niai'iaA para
Ia cieiicia D. g. q mislle I'3l.e d'l gIa-
ino dc rndin
Aunque Madame c1rir, ie moriria
rcpcniiuamenie. b. radiosicfivi,lad 'ie
Ia Susiancia uue llegase cm 81 b"l~i-
no e. tan grande 3 su> .fcc;es taa ''s-
pecialcS sol,re 1os iejidos del cncrpo
humane. cue 81 iii Dc Ia insigne Glen
tiiica no tanlaria cn "currir. sin que
luS me,licos con SuS cenocimientus y
it.cursos prcscnies pudieran eyitarlo.
la quemakIra = destruction de los
irjidoS lue cs ui re>Hiiado de- expo
merlos a los efecio> Gel radio. no ~
manifesto en seguida. pues Ia acci0n
del terrible maravilloso mineral no
afecia dircciamcnte a Ia piel. sino "A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
La Fl NCION DE ESTA NOCHE
EN- Ell TRES BANDEHAS

FL democritico popular Cine Tres
BdhdcrGs lleva hoy al lienzo una de
las produccioncs del cine frances ::
'Deiitos Y Pasiones" en actos q. no
ticne NADIA que emyidiar ninguna
pclicuIa de las exiibidas en- la pam
talla. Ademas pOne un entretenimien-
10 on tres actoS. Los dos MoSquete-
rcs Y medic; que tambi6n es una
cinta franceSa FL amigo portell con
srS se!ectos pfCgrama> 8 escogida
mdSica hace que su salon este llpno
Siempre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
DEL INCENDIo DE Ell CoMETA'

En- el eStablecimiento de cuyo in
cpndio destrucci6n imform0 FL. IN
PlRCIAL del saDado. habia bucn nG-
nero de cajas con cartucherfa para
allnaS de caza Y de capsulas de re
v6lvclcs, las que al estallar al con
Ia o del fueso, hicieron mas peligro-
so el trabajO de los bomberos.
Por fortuna no hubo academies per-
s0nales entire los "camisTs rojas" el
Jef6 Sv. Suck. fu6 sccundado adm-
la5lemehte por su @entc, limitindose
ol siniestro al eXpresado estableci-
miento Y dallos al edificfd del Ayun-
tamiento,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16

munda dmeeanOgraa Srta Hoense
tiene veinte
edd cebrdo adz manejo de la
escri 4 palabra hora sendo
promedo paIabras pbas
TOd0s 10 cual dis
puta, a ve6cdad asombf0so-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16

taT ssaINlAF5af sIHt ts4tlhHttu feII
lsassssasas ssaesA a.aaaa . b p'una
s.sgulsiis q uua namlltaae s-ass,-sa
fsansr~a. - b. ttsanssas Iasa a.i'
alaaisse lssasaas
SaAaa snAs sanse anr lns sss.insls.
srsSata = b srxasssseA . lns'asa.
aanbsas~s aesn auisaW~ IA naissmlara
xlsassnA - 81 smFau nmss~in
o. ms shaae aw lns que ~aa~.a
ssa iawqaas asadss faa lgsaiis imn
fsmlae ri sau,sao ri prqufs,e 49,. fspsba
fstmsse D. sas amsa.~ sasidnn ia.
neslas. los tslnsris~ . l'e culalci,..
l@sa $50 autrs .. NADIA s.aas para a.
fat aaa isassiae asSsgsisn lara la
mama > b mama sncrra. caaipl" -
csnrrisci~non de CUE Eassaia. n fri
vula. no ls,..ia Il insiinio mairnso.
lsas dos futaras alsn,las hicicrotl
p0uo a pHo este sissclilSimicnio. 80.
mo l"s de- una -nfcrmcdad ocnlia csl-
yos sini"mas aI,arocn unos dei9sit.~
de- "iros.
l'rimero ~ dieron cuenia. sin dccir
NADIA. de In indif~rrncia de- Ia mncha-
cha y de su disgusto a lleyar In vida
que el medico le habla rcc0mendado /:
esto es. de compleia calma. extendi,la
sobre un chaise loague, y sn prcocu-
paei5n marcsGa por disimular las So
ilales exteriores de sn situaci6n inie-
resanie, y su vOluniad y capricho de
no defoFmarse nj afearse.. .. Cuand0
Ia madre tierna y sentimental. ayOca-
ba la pequeha cabecita rubia Y los
pies diminutos y rosados del bebc.
Eugenia respondia. langnidamente:
-PretierO no imaginirmelO de AN
temano. pues tai yez me llevarfa un
desencanto.. ademds tempo tene-
mos para pensar en ESQ.
ctland0 la sllegra Sc aventuraba
Ell uno de esos largOs discursos para
tratar s0bre los austerOs deheres dc
la maternidad Y el sacrifcio que debe
de inspirar todos los pensamientos
los actos de una madre. el rOstro de
la nina mimada Sc vOlvfa taciturno V
rcsignadO.
Las dos abuelas esperanzadas no
comprendfan NADIA de esta actitud que
las escandalizaba v afigfa. Tuvieron
ambas una entrevista para aclarar la
situaci0n Y en- In cual la suegra Sc
luci0. Habl0 NAL de la detestablc
educaci0n moder4la. Y del egofsmo de
toda la nueva generaci6n. 10 que era
una manera indirecta de censurar Il
la suegra de su hijo, la otra abucla,
su rival.
En- mi tempo. -" decfa ella. y
era una apologize de la burguesfa de
provincial hacfa el a1o 1S35---las Sc
n0ras. a1n las mas presumidas. eran
v0rdaderas esp0sas Y madres. renulI-
ciando toda c0queterfa desde que
tenfan .su primer niilo. Sabian perfec-
tamente Que ell destin0 de la mujer
es el. sacrificarse, snfrir.. j.. Mientras
que hoy todo el mundo quiere disfru-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
Dccietasc por la Asamblca Lcsislati-
va de Puerto Eico:

Secci6n DE los fondos en- Teso-
rerla no Gestinalos a otras atencio
hes, Sc asignan las siguientes cantida-
deS para cubrir gastos indispensables
originates nj NegOciado de Tradue
Clones al Senado por la Primera
Legislature Ordinaria de In Decima
Asambiea Legislative:
Ncgociqd1 de Tradacciones de la
4sanib}ca LcJiSIdfirG.- Gastos even
tuaIes: empleado> t.mporeros duran
te la session de Ia legislature. DE-
otro modO, y enplpadoS del Gobierno
Imsuar Ell horas eXtIaordinarias pa
IA traducciones : otros trabajos de
oliCina sin que eXceda de setenta Y
cinco centavos por hora. S1,500
Se'mG0 de Puerto Rico. - Sueldos
empleados. temporer0s Y empleados
del Gobierno InsGlar en- horas extra
ordinarias, para interiinear V copiar
en- linpio las loycS Y reaIizar otros
traDajoS en- relaci0n con la Primera
Legislature Ordigaria de la DeciIna
Asamhlea Legislativa $500; compra
de muebles. Si.00o; impresos Lcgisla-
tivoS. $1,000; impression lie las actas
del Senado, $1,000; gastos imprevis-
tos. $1,000. Total, $500
Secci6n 2-Toda ley 0 partc de ley
que Sc oponga 4 la presente. queda
drrogada..
Secci0n 3.-Esra ley comenzard a
re@ir Embellishments despu6s de su
aprobaci0n.
Aprohada el 13 de mayo de 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
L Z Y

d' prasFpa 81, srp,ciOri0 para 81 pa
90 u cmp'tgt4s frmpDrcros y e1l-
b'cDfos dci GDbi,rao IHsalar. qHc
Drcsf04 Scr-i,iss al Ncg0siaao dc
T'rd6nccioacs y al NcnudD DC r. r..
ca borsS GFfrq0rdiHs3ias dHrGafe
Ia prUmcra IcgiSiGiara Ordiharia dc
Ia decimG ASGmblca Legislature. .
para Ota1s .freS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
DONATIVO A LA BIBLIOTECA
CARNEGIE

Ell Sr. Joaquin Duran Cottes ha re-
galado u esta Biblioteca dos ejempla-
res de su libro 'El Cristo del Perd6n''
Sc agradecen estos donativos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-16
DORADO, PLATEADO, NIQJJE-
LADO Y BRONCEADO.

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Putnam patriot., 1921-10-14
THE HOSPITAL ONCE MORE

There Is no local institution whose needs The
Patriot willing respond all The Day
Kimbail Hospital Patriot readers viii recall the successful
campaign conducted las winter when. through coll
nearly thousand dollars given tine Hospital BY
Patriot readers This faBe Intended covering
hospital building which completed Ias However
the enough The total expense AMI the
Hospital today urgently IN need u thousand dollars 70
place the position eh heidi financially when
the work building Che addition undertaken.
ing held Woodstock SUNDAY committee appointed
10 collect contributions ths ten thousand dollar fund which is
to be known the Day kmbaH Hospital Deficiency Fund.
director appointed for each the which The
Hospital and under their leadership hoped that the
may be nstalments payable
uary 18th, 1922 % and "a.
Whatever rngency there NAV be in business money
the present time almost unnecessary that for the
benefit the community live for the support
and progress Of its worthy institution every effort be
made to have the total desired 0veubscrbed by the
date set for the closing of the campaign The Hospital
plane Of for every resident Of Windham Goun
U Its doors open the sick and the suffering without dis
the necessity for simplifying its space accommodate the
growing number OF that its doors each To
make the Hospital free of debt by the beginning Of the New
becomes duty that should be shared by every resident
this section Of Windham County.
The following the persosnel Of the committee for the
Day kimball Hospital Deficiency Fund: Chairman Herbert
W Bowen of Woodstock director for Woodstock Miss Dorothy
Atwood director for Danelson DR. Joseph Hoppm director
Pomfre Lawrence Perkins Putnam Mrs.
Stephens director for Thompson John j. White
head Jr Checks the Day Kmbal Hospital
Deficiency Fund should be made payable the Day kmba
Hospital and The Putnam Patriot in whose columns
their receipt will be gratefully acknowledged.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-14
ORDER OF NOTICE

At 4 Court Of proaat held i.
Woodstock, Connecticut. within and
f1r the District cf Woodstock. on the
ai dag II October, ff2t Present.
rerce u Child. Judge Estate Of
Charles q Place. late " Woodstock.
tn sad District. deceased The Adj
ministrator, having plade written APP
plication to said Court, in accordance
with the statute. for an order Of sale
Of the whole or part Of the real estate
described therein. it is ORDERED
That said application be heard at the
Probate Office in Woodstock on the
cath day of October. 1921. at 8 o
clock in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be given in the Putnam Pa
triot. newspaper having a circula.
ton in said District, and by posting a
copy Of this order on a public sign
post in said town Of Woodstock, all
at least ten days before said day Of
hearing. CLARENCE II. CHILD.
Judge
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-14
AGILE GEOGRAPHY

We've Just burned up perfectly good atlas. edition of
1910. What's the of trying keep up with the pink
red and spots that formerly indicated fairly stable regions
the of the wod As for Europe geography there has
been doing years tango with signs of fatigue
let the who tries define for himself how
the countries Northern and Central Europe look the
map which he had year He will find that Poland has
shrunk bit and fairly important section known Slesa
still under undeesve cloud likely almost any
any the of the three
her territory. At least counted American
geography pretty in A. d. I914 thanks
the Monroe Doctrine But the geography disease has spread
this three little used separate
coors the school books have all become one
Honduras Salvador and Guatemala have all together
large red spotch and called themselves the Central
American Federation.
Putnam patriot., 1921-10-14

after the civil War when the South suffering
the aftermath when negroes freed from
cry, took undue advantage 81 their former and masters
white - the South tor The protection of their hemes and
families organized themselves the famous white clad band
known the Hp ku% Khan The Khan served purpose and
died and the effects left boy prominent Confederate
found the white headdre and casoc ot the Khan Now
half century after. the Khan dragged into the megh and
another phase this time national demonstration
posedy directed certain religious organizations Those
the value of the original Khan and what did for
storing order the chaos reconstruction days
the adoption Of the famous by these modern follow
Much ado about nothing the present Ku KuX Khan We
likely either pogrom Bartholomew Ewes
a Of present cheap and sensational organization