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Continued from last week.

whirled with him, ducking my own
head behind his shoulder, gaining as
/ did so one blurred glimpse of Wal
ldron as he swung full at me with
what looked like the leg Of a chair.
Harris caught the full force of the
blow just over his eyes and the power
of 1t, added to the swirl of my arms,
sent him hurting along the rounded
rail, headlong down the stairs. Wal
dron stood paralyzed. stunned, his
hands still on the club, his eyes follow
ing that flying figure. With all my
strength / drove a fist fiat to his face,
and, as he reeled, stumbling backward
endeavoring to retain his feet,
sprang past, and raced down the steps.
The body lay at the bottom motionless,
huddled up In such fashion as to
block the door. without doubt but
that the man was dead, thrust the
form TO one side, leaped through the
opening. and crashed the door behind
me.
l turned to the left, afraid of the
bright lights. and the street-cars, and
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plunged INTO the ueprnS OF the ,aIIey.
l may have gone a mile, twisting and
turning before l came to what
evidently was small hotel. Here
/ encountered cab, an old horse cab,
the driver half asleep inside An old
/ time cabby was not liable to care who
his fare might be so long as he was
well paid. Encouraged by this re-
Election, stepped over to the curb.
Engaged, my man?"
He came to life in an instant,
tumbling out of his comfortable
quarters to face me.
"No sir. never heard you comm,
sir. Bin a bit quiet about here to-
night"
He stopped, as though just noticing
my appearance under the dim street
lights.
Eyer bin hurt, STRIP he asked solicit
Ously "Yer coats all tore, and there's
some blood on yer face"
"a small fight, that's all, in a
saloon over west. Any place around
here where could wash up?"
"Sure; right in yere; there amt
nobody around to bother. I'll show
you"
He opened a little side-door, and
l followed down narrow hallway to
a small washroom, flung off my coat,
and filled basin with water. The
cabby turned up the light, and watched
me curiously. He was evidently de-
lighted to have some one to companion
with at this weird hour of the morn
ing.
''They got yer one good 'un, any
how" he remarked. "Feller whut
struck yer must've he'd a ring on ter
make thet cash."
''There were two of them" / ans.
wered, spluttering through the water
l was using literally. Il may have
hurt one of the fellows, so you keep
still-wiH your"
"Me! Shucks, don't talk about
my fares none. Thet a at business
| picked one up night before last
down by the west-side docks, who'd
been in some kind of fracas-any-
how, he wus sure scared half Ter
death. Looked like a foreigner, an
was draggin' grip long with him
Got off at Jersey ferry, I reckon
"When was that?" I was using fhe
towel by this time. eyirg TIE lopla.
ions speaker over the edge
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by slightly lifting the glass, gain good
view Of the corridor. but 1t would be
impossible to Overhear anything TAX
ing place In Wines Office. At that,
me position was better for my pur-
pose than the open stairway, and l
unfastened the window sash, propping
it open crack so as to afford me a
fair view. If Waldron appeared !
would endeayor to discover some
means of learning the object OF his
visit. Meanwhile / was safe enough,
and able to observe every movement
on the floor.
Suddenly, when l least expected 1t,
the door Of the Investment Office
opened, and young woman came out.
She had her hat on, and took note
Of pencil stuck into her hair, and
felt no doubt she was Wines stenog-
rapher, who had finished her days
work and was departing for home.
Then the man was probably still there
alone. The girl disappeared down
the elevator, and could scarcely have
reached the lower floor, when a cage
travelling in the opposite direction
stopped and discharged passenger.
II was woman who stepped ont,
glancing quickly about as though I'M
certain where to go, and recognized
Marie Gessler.
She started down the corridor, look
ing for the numbers on the doors. and
then, discovering herself wrong, re-
traced her steps and approached
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closed the door behind me. Confident
that | had not been detected,
crouched into the narrow closet,
scarcely knowing whether to be
ashamed or proud of my success.
could clearly distinguish the
words of conversation. AT first these
were hardly understandable, seeming
ly having no connection with any mat
ter with which / felt concerned. The
two were evidently discussing money
to be sure, but in terms involving the
payment of interest, and the impossi-
biity of extending a loan. over
heard her say, quietly but firmly:
81 came to you, Mr.. Wine, because
of our connection in other matters.
overheard this discussion. and felt
you ought to be forewarned"
81 appreciate your Kindness" he an
swered. evidently surprised, but sim
ply cannot raise the amount today
IL is too late"
1T does not have to be raised to-
day, but before the closing Of bank
Ing hours tomorrow"
81 can have 1t by then" desperately.
~ was sure you could, II only ex-
planned the necessity"
She arose as though her purpose
had been accomplished, but appar-
emily the man was uneasy, and de-
sired to know more.
"But / fall to understand your in
terest; why should you take the trou-
bic 20 come here and tell me thlsT
She laughed lightly.
"Why? really it is easily enough I'M
derstood We are together, are we
not? Now that Captain Alya Is dead,
it is generally believed you will be
selected to lead In this work. Oh,
yes Il Is; have already been so in
formed. And in that case it Is abb
solutely necessary that your bank
connections be excellent. There are
other funds already in this country"
"Other funds / supposed this last
payment was to be ALL"
"Assuredly not; the cause cannot
stop for an instant merely because of
this loss. Moreover, that will doubt
less be recovered"
"Do you think so? Have the po-
lice found any clues"
ITO be continued)
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Travellers Guide

(The following time tables have
been corrected to date.)
Hereafter the time for arrival of
trains will be carried instead of the
time of their departure.
Chicago a. Northwestern Railway
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Train leaving at 11.15 daily has
daily sleeper for Milwaukee and Chi
cago. Train leaving at 1905 a. m, has
sleeper and reclining chair car for
st. Paul and Minneapolis. Tickets
sold and baggage checked to all i'm
portaint points in the United States,
Canada and Mexico.
D. McNAUGHToN, Agent
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"Nfght afore last, Bout midnight:
I'd he'd a fare down tibet way, an
wus drivin back empty, when he
hollered to me to stop. Gosh, the
Teller tumbled in like there was a
ghost after him, an sed / wus ter
drive like HI"
Had grip with him, did he?"
"Yep; black bout medium size.
The fellow wasn't overly big himself.
an it wus quite lug for him; 1t
bumped against his legs when he
toted it. l wouldn't thought nothin'
more bout it, only / got hor of a
paper, an read how there wus a guy
croaked that same night over In
Jersey. II sorter made me think o.
this Teller, just because he was so
id scared. 1t wus sorter funny
where he had me set him down, too
after midnight tibet way"
"Wbere was that?"
"COlmar buildin' on Broad street.
Want darn light from top to
bottom. He didn't let me pull up
there-not by d--n sight. I had
ter let him out blsck away around
the corner But somehow / sorter
wanted ter know just where the bloke
went. so slipped off the box, an took
peek. He turned in there, where 1t
wus blacker than stack o. black
cats, an thets the last / seen Of him.
S'pose he wus the duck who did that
lob sir?"
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little side-room. Casper Wine! For
the first time really believed the
old hack driver was right-he had
actually picked up just such fare.
Juggling a bag with him, and driven
the fellow to this place at midnight.
] had never connected the crime with
Wine before-yet why not? He was
among those present.; he had been
alone with Alva; he doubtless knew of
the transferring of the money; and
he answered fully the description Of
the man the cabby had picked up near
the Jersey docks,
/ stood irresolute, undecided as to
my next move, felt convinced | was
at last on the right trail but how
could verify my suspicion? There
seemed to be but one sure method.
Whoever had actually committed the
murder and robbery, still chung to the
theory that Ivan Waldron knew him,
and would demand his share as the
price of silent tongue. Nor would
he, under present circumstances, be
content to wait very long for such
q division. He needed the money
more than ever to escape from the
observation of the police. If Wine
had possession of the valise he would
certainly be called upon to deliver a
portion of its contents very shortly.
My best course, then, was to keep an
eye open for Waldron; if he came,
there would be no doubt as to the
exact nature of his Grand
The stairway gave me no advan-
tage; 1t was open and doubtless fire.
quently used. To be seen lettering
there for any length OF time would at
tract attention. l ventured to try the
private door, but, as expected, found
it securely locked, nor did / dare ex-
ert any force, not knowing who might
be inside. The office remained quiet,
no one either leaving or entering,
nor did l observe any shadow on the
frosted glass Indicative of movement
within. Baffied and uncertain, l had
barely returned to my point Of con-
cealment, when an elevator stopped
at this floor level, and three men
stepped out into the corridor. Two Of
them attracted no attention, but the
third was in his shirt-sleeves and wore
a cap with some insignia upon it.
He advanced briskly, and flung open
the door leading into what had once
been the Railway Exchange" and
motioned the others to enter. AS the
three vanished, l heard him explain
that this was the only vacant suite on
this floor, and then another voice
said, dissatisfied, that 1t was altogeth-
er too small for their purpose. When
they came out the agent closed the
door carelessly and pressed the ele-
vator button, saying he would show
them something on the second floor
above.
Even as they shot, up out of sight
I was across the corridor with hand
on the knob. / feared springlock,
but was pleasantly disappointed, the
door opening instantly, permitting me
to slip inside. There were two rooms,
both small, and Uttered with the frag-
ments left by the late occupants.
What struck me forcibly was that
there was no connection between
those rooms and the next suite; they
were ser arated by a thick wall. |
could hide here securely enough. and.
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He might have been. of course
Did you report it to the police?"
lord. no; if us fellers told the
cops half we know they wouldn't get
no sleep at all. / amt sed nothin to
nobody. Ready to go now, sir?"
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G. M. & St Paul Railway

G. M. & st. Paul Railway
Train, north, daily-7:05 a. m.
north, daily-7:53 p. m.
south, daily-9:45 a. m.
south, daily-7:10 p. m.
north, Sunday--7:05 a. m.
south, Sunday-7:10 p. m.
north, Saturday, 1880 a. m.
south, Sunday, 10:45 .. m.
The train going north on Sunday
runs only as far as Minocqua.
Close connections are made with
GAS a. m. train for all points in
Southern Wisconsin and Northern IL
linois.
Tickets on sale and baggage
checked to destination.
F. l.. HUDSON, Agent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
Ell SIR. LABRADOR VINALS,
OPERADO

Esta mahana, a las nueve, fu6 So
metido a una laboriosa operac1on qui-
rdrgica, en- la Clfnica de Miramar,
nuestro estimado amigo y compa1erO,
don Jose Labrador Vinals, manager
de nuestro colega La Correspondence.
La operaci6n, que dur0 hora me-
dia, fue habilmente practicada por el
DIR. Quinones Jimenez, con la asisten-
cia de los doctores Biam0n Y Aviles.
La anestesia estuvo a cargo del COMO
cido cirujano menor, don Silvestre
Feij6.
A la hora en- que escribimos estas
lfneas, nos informan de la Clfnica, que
el estado del paciente es muy satisfac-
torio.
Celebramos mucho que la operaci6n
rrucjicada en- el compaflero senior La
brador, haya sido realizada con eXito,
y que pronto podamos anunciar su
leStablecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
DON VICENTE ARRIvI

Procedente de Nueva York y Otras
poblaciones importantes de los Estados
Unidos, donde hizo considerables COM
pras para ia Gloria, que es uno de
los establecimientos mas favoritos de
Tia sociedad ell p1blico de, esta pobla-
ci6n, ha regresado ell culto Y muy es-
timado joyen don Vicente Arrivf, ven
|tajosamente conocido entire los hom-
bres de negocios, quien ACADIA de al
quirir EN- ell Norte, como uno de sus
mayores triunfos, la representation pa
ra Puerto Rico, de la famosa ropa. dc
renombre mundial, Society Brand
de Chicago, que es Ill que imponc hoy
la mOda en- ell orbe entero.
Enviamos el mas cordial saltao de
bienvenida al seilor Arrivf Y lc desca-
mos excelentes negoci0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
LAS ALARMAS vICIOSAS
UN CASO DE PULAIONIA STRIVE A
LOS ALARMISTAS PARA HABLAR
OTRA VEZ DE PESTE

Desde anoche venfa corriendo el ru-
NOR insistente de que el comerciante
del Seboruco, Don Ramon varas Iga-
ravidez, habfa sido 1levado rapidamen-
te al hospital cuarentenario, aqueja-
do dc una virulenta infection dc pes
te bub6nica.
Como la noticia revestfa una exec
silva gravedad, antes de publicarla he
mos tratado de hacer las debidas in
vestigaciones -en los centros oficiales V
tecnicos, hemos llegado la compro-
baci6n de que Sc trata de un rumor
alarmista.
FL DR.. gutierrez Igaravidez nos ha in
tornado que Sc trata de un diagn0sti-
co, oscuro de pulmonfa, pero toda po-
sibilidad de un case de peste. queda
absoluamente exclufdo en- esta OCCASION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
BODA EN- .SANTURCE


Hemos recibido la siguiente esqucla,
que agradecemos en- 10 que vale: "Dr.
NJ. Queyedo Blez Y seiiora, tienen el
honor de comuncarles que su hjo Do
mingo, contraera matrimonio con la Sc
iiorita Constancia Gdndara Bairan, la
noche del IL de los corrientes, a las
., en- la Iglesia del Sagrado Coraz6n.
La boda Sc celebrara en- la residen-
cia de los seiiores. Gandara Bairan,
calle Rafael Ma. de I.abra. nGmero 10.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, noviembre de
1921" "Fructuoso Gdndara Y seilora
Sc complacen en- anunciarle la boda de
su hija Constancia, con el joven Do
mingo Queyedo."
Nos anticipamos a desearles felicida-
des a los futuros c0nyuges.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
ERRATA DE BULTO

Aver al dar cuenta de la Ultima Sc
si6n de la Comisi6n Economical de la
Legislature de Puerto Rico, seg6n ell
informe Official remitfdosno por la Sc
crctaria de dicha Comisi6n, Sc nos es-
eap6 ma errata de bulto, que vamos
q deidP subsanada con Ia transcript
ci6u ccmpleta del parrafo en- question,
que f15 uno correspondence a ciertas
NANTES aciones hechas por ell Comisio
uado eelor Rafael Cuevas Zequeira.
Se trataba sobre el criterio, eXpresa-
10 por el gobernador Rely al Senador
Igle>iJs, Y repetido por este ante la
Conisi5n. de la question legal sobre
al ftlueionamiento de la misma. Y el
seG0r uevas Zequeira dijo:
Esta Comisi6n ha (sido creada por
"a Asai1bipa Legislative de Puerto Ri
cn, que .as la voluntad soberana del
,4,1s ror tanto, es legal. Ademas,
la Coinis on presente tiene su favor
ia prs> melon de legalidad que tienen
todoS los organismos que derivan sus
pod@e- 10 Ia Ley. Pero, atin suponien-
do 4uc tBaia discutida la legalidad de
esta Comisi6n Econ6mica a virtud de
ha6cr silc creada por una disposition
d u1a Ley Presupuesto, 1) entien
do que ieado esta una Institution
que es lI su naturaleza una depen-
,leucia i, Estado, ell Estado no pue-
IL iev4uilr esa question. No puede, nj
debe. DalIue, haciendolo. no serfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
Narias Noticias
LOS HERMANOS SOLER
EN- Ell TEATRO america"

Siguen actuando, con mayor exito 81
cabe, los Hermanos Soler, que Sc han
adue1ado del escenario del america"
y allf ponen todas las noches catedra
de gracia Y buen humor y algeria, CO.
sas que nos estdn hacienda tanta
falta...
Ell pdblico que todas las noches lie
ma el dmplio teatro, no Sc cansa de
aplaudir los simpaticos artistas que
Sc han hechO tan populares con su
frfvolo Y graciosfsimo repertoire que,
ademas, parece inagotable, dado el MI
nero de funciones que llevan y dadas
siempre con un programa nuevo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
NO ES TEMPO

Ell Gobernador ha denegado las soli-
citudes de indulto de los confinados
Pedro Sanchez, Jacinto Figueroa, Ce-
clio Ortiz. Isafas Figueroa, Andres
Marquee, Tomas Rivera Regino Con-
cepci0n Pereira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
EN- PONCE SE QUEMAN vARIAS.
CASAS EN- DOS FUEGOS SIMtL-
TANEOS

Ponce, noviembre 10 de 1921.
MPARCIAL, San Juan. :.
Diez de la noche, inici6se un incen-
dio en- la calle del Castillo, queman-
dose dos casas, una de don Manuel vi
dal otra de don Luis Rosso. Los
perjuicios calculanse en- ocho mil d6la-
res, NADIA estaba asegurado Diez mi
nutos despu6s declar0se un fuego en- La
Playa en- un ranch6n lleno de tabaco
de. la Porto-Cuba, que estaba asegu-
RADIO, quedando destrufdo ranch6n y
cinco casas de, don Francisco Guerra,
tres de la viuda de Canoro, una de don
Ramon Cedefio.
COrresponsaI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

otra cosa que un ataque del Estado
contra ell Estado miSmo."
U.-Y Ell esta parte, dijimos aver,
por error: "a virtud de haber sido
creada pOr una disposition en- una Ley
de la Legislature, creada por la cons
tituci6n que es por su naturaleza", etc.
Queda subsanada la extraordinaria
errata.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
UN-vAPOR DANES EN- Ell PUERTO

Esta mafiana temprano fondeo en- es-
te puerto, procedente de Europa. via
Santomas, ell vapor danes "Transdaar
con un cargamento de cuatrO mil ba-
rifles de cemento, consignado la ca
sa de Finlay Weymouth and Lee.
De aquf seguira viaje para Cuba,
>Galveston New Orleans.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
CON Ell >GoBERNADoR

Esta ma1ana han visitado al Gober-
nador, los sefiores Manuel Mendfa, Ca
pitan Hudson, del Tanamo, Eduardo
Larroca (hijo), Stiles. McAdams, Todd
Y varios americanos' fruteros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
MIGDALIA
!. pAsApoRTEs EXpEDIDos

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
tes para embarcar Curacao Y Vene-
zuela, al sefior Angel Cordero; esposa,
tres nifios memories y una sirvienta,
todos de San Juan; y para embarcar
a Belgia v Francia, al seiior Folkert
Geert Klrrels, esposa Y dos ninos me-
nores, de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
Illusion ROTA

habrd sido para nuestros queridos
amigos Lcdo. Felix C6rdova Davila,
haber tenido solo por unos instantes,
Ia dicha de besar su hija, Y verla huir
del mundo de las amarguras, para 60
Zar la de la ventura eterna.
Ell cariiio de los padres es tan her
moso santo, que adn antes de tener
nuestros hijos, los queremos recorda-
mos a C0rdova Y a Patria en- esas no
ras de amargura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
PORTO RICO RAIL WAY
LIGHT & POWER co.
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Con ell fin de mejOrar nuestrO serviciO de tran
via electrico Sc pondra en- vigor un nuevo itine-
rario partir del domingo pr0ximo, dfa trece del
cOrrlente mes.
Ell CAIRO de la Inca del Condado que actual
mente rinde su carrera en- ell Parque BOrinquen
continuara hasta la parada %, la cual sera en-
adelante la estacion final de este servcio. Por
10 tantO tOdas las personals que residan en- la
calle del Parque en- sus inmediaciones deberan
utilzar ell carrO con el letrerO "CONDADO" pa y
ia viajar en- cualquier direction.
El carro de la Inca del Parque sera suprimido
pero las personals que deseando ir al Parque Bo-
rinquen tomaran ell caro- entire las paradas Joy
% tendran derecho un billete de trasbOrdo pa
ia el CAIRO del Condado. .a. 81
Habran carros extraordinarios durante cier-
tas horas de la noche los domingos dias de z
fiesta desde la parada 10 hasta ell Parque Borin-
quen para transporter los pasajeros que fueran
a nuestrO Cine del Parque sin necesidad de tras-
bordar en- la parada %.
No tendran derecho a trasbordar les pasaie-
que viajen de San Juan al Condado que to-
maren ell CAIRO del Condado. en- cualquier parada
antes de legar al Parque Borinquep. Solamen-
te aquellos pasajeros que tomaren dicho CAIRO
en- ell ParQue y paradas siguientes tendran de-
rechO un billete de trasbOrdo en- cualquier di--
recci6n al-llegar a la parada %.
Ademasl de los billetes de trasbordo de que Sc
habla, queda vigor ell presente sistema de tras-
bordos. Els requisite esencaI para utilizar este
prvilego que el pasajero pida el billete de tras-
bordo al subr al CAIRO, pero no Sc. expediran bi-
Hetes Gle trasbordo a -ningfn pasajero que hu-
biere pagado ell pasaje con un billete de trasbor-
do En- otras palabras, ning1n pasajero tendra 4,
derecho q mas de gun billete de trasbordo duran
te el mismo viaje.
San Juan, P. r., Noviembre 8, 1921.
MANUEL V. DOMENECH,
General Manager.
~ - t.&e y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
la FAMILIA

La II <A4A4AA~A
Hernandez Usera, tan altamente dis
tinguida, ha regresado de su verano en-
las montanas, al estrechar carinosa-
mente las manos del noble caballero
Sr. Conrado HERNANDEZ, Presidente del
Supreme a su inseparable compaile-
ra, tenemos galantes frases para sus
hijas bellas, que prestan a Su bende-
cido hogar, el fulgor de sus almas.
GRACIAS A dos
que al saludar, al hijo primog6nito
de nuestrO Querido amigo DIR. Paco
del Vale Atiles, recogemos todo CO.
raz6n, la inmejorables noticias, del es-
tado actual de su senior padre, por
quien hizo su ultimo viaje los Esta-
dos Unidos, ell DR.. f. del vale Jr.
La ausencia no bora afecciones ca
ras, que desde Ia niilez tejieron sus
mayas.
Ell DR.. Francisco del Vale Atiles,
una de nuestras mas prestigiosas per-
sonalidades en- su vida p1blica Y priva
da, ha Sabido conservar sus afecciO-
nes, V he ahf como sus amigos todos,
hemos estado pendientes de su salud
V dando gracias Dios, por Ia protec-
ci6n que tuvo hacia el al ser victima
de un accidente del que milagrosamen-
te pudo salvarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
HABRAN CANTADO

/ los ruiseilores que circundan In casa
amiga Ast0l Arce, al llegar Sisila,
Adelita Ana, madre hijas de st-
prema idealidad, que ALA en- las belle
zas de New York, espandfan sus cora
zones por estos dfas.
Otra vez las companeras del Poeta,
a proporcionarle la algeria dc las no
tas del piano, interpreter sus versos,
Y vivir como los que soiiamos ell las
lalegrfas del espfritu.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10

ses en- la muerte de nuestro respeta-
BILE amigo DR.. Jose NJ. Vdzquez, su
Sr. padre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
Ell AMIGO

Ell AMIGO
bien querido Lcdo. Gabriel Guerra
regres6 de Estados Unidos, Y con 81 su
senior hermano Arturo Guerra. quie-
nes dejaron en- la Mctr6poli. hiia Y
hermana.
Bastante mcjorado vuclvc Arturo V
por 10 tinto convalecido Gabriel a
quienes demostramos cl placer de ver-
los nuovamcnte aquf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-10
CONSIDERAMOS

CONSIDERAMOS
al poeta Jose Balseiro un alma su-
perior, un enamorado de las grandes
bellezas del ideal; por 10 tanto un fe-
liz Ell la vida Y al6jese o retOrne, sa-
bemos que saludamos un eterno
buscador de esas grandes dichas que
solo Sc encuentran traves de una
ruina, al eco de una nota o al encan-
to de una mirada.
Nos place su llegada a Puerto Rico.