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Statesmen.

Earn $500 to $1,000 or
m ore mon thly selling
H O Il n + B l. Z N DE AS
BESTOS Fl 3 r + FL r f.
Il L SISTING LIQUID
COMPOUND. The high
est grade waterproof, ele-
mcnt-prooi and tire-resist-
ing covering and preserva-
tive for roofs and surfaces
Of all kinds. Every build
ing owner and builder Il
prospect. Protected terri
tory. Commission basis;
settlements monthly. IN
usual opportunity for adj
vancement to field man
ayers.
NORTH AMERICAN
FIBRE PRODUCTS CO.,
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WASTED ComF"s Tor aEI ~ ssin-l. CONT
binCI. DU! tu..sayU Printing t.. ls
,snf IN .nN.mln-
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Competent huyer wanted TO- coats.
suns Dresses. A.u,liM Underwear. man OF
woman. tor leading department store IA
RH.ciSh. GiNr past experience .u detail.
present position, AK" aIi salary expected q.
Irsi letter Communication acid con-
80 r@si i1 now open Address 4, II.
COoTcr.
BOYLA%-PEAECE COMPANY
kA.r.sM. =. -
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y g u y i : ~ Large manufacturer wnutH
hsrn's l." sell hosiery. underwear sHir,S.
l'tNstSs SKIRTS, waists. shoes. clothing.
go. Wtlty tor ircr samples Madison
Mills, 501 BruIdwHy. New York
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Replies ,u'Hf.IeIfL.a.
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: SALESMAN l.unC--- lau..-l."t zeal c....t,.
aseney Wants s.ls salesman y good
contract W.. b. gwen 50 ru.urh- .ul
salesman Address i -it. .Lrc Ti'urs-
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AHt.N TSl-!icr" opportunity, tn. CAS-
none for F"FdS und Chevrolcjs. won
H"r1u! Invention. rings bell when gas
sets low sell, ON sight. every oar Own
ci wants one. satisfaction puarantrcl
pti,o 500 IiUsti-rs make u.g money.
Write io- details. Gasuphun. M;r 10
Dept. IA. To. eco. Ohio
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Eus;rc,s n,,":,.Incnt
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YOU save money whom you buy and sell
through these columns.
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Residence. Grocery and ConGcc-
iion.ry Stor" and Grocery and
Confectionery business for sale
tllEAr. on terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

MEN wanted :or detective work. ENporI-
tnru"s 4 ;. Government defective, -.
ME& Wanted. aolc-nudlcI men 70 pre-
par" uTcurn, lrAisrnru, !nOtUruIvn,
conductors. also cUIorcd sleeping
and train yufte-s. Si5n-S:%o month.
i1Tst-C4.Ss roads near you No strike.
experience unnecessary. Write nUw Tor
application blank and fun particulars.
Samc position wanted. Address EA.l.
way Institute. Dept IL Indiana puIIs.
MIDDLE AGEp WOMAN wanted to kec!
hnus,. only ono In family: NIGuwrr. Al
drcsS " ~. Woud., W.ns.mu. Va
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SALESSlE$ Ivy anie.. !.Ui statesmen f.r
special "rupna tlAn Fa!r sst".y b. ~ttr'
Good "han'. tpf advancement. /. Er.i
mall good .u T.: hEIund SO. ,vll. D.. sem.
e!s."h"r. . l.u car Tim. D.-Iat.ls.
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;!!QYH nAA,T,MGAnrn coMirA%Y


Established maUufa cturcrs of exclusive
calendars mi advert iSinE slI"Ci1lti.S. want
an ublc salesman for HiChmond and vi
C!uIty. Compassion basis: big opportuni-
tics: act uDw--start work Immediately.
LIVE WIRE Statesmen. "xcluSiv" or side
l.u'. 20 work small towns selling fruit
,orG.,ls and ;"inpcrInc" drinks: - p"r
cent commission. with $50 weekly draw
INK account. Easy seller. old. cstIh
l.~hvi firm. Arlvtt. Fruit Products Co.
JIJ Suvth Main Street. ST Louis. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

making mechanical drawings, Work -
easy and leads 80 higher positions iU
industrial field AZ excellent salaries. W"
furnish set OF Instruments. train yoG
AT home IN spare tiTc through practical
home study course and help YOU Vudl!ty
30. position. Write today tur particulars.
DulUmuin SChno! %: Dr"iiinE. p"pi. l-.l.
18th and Z SITS. Washington. u. &.
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WANTED. agents ia every town ;n sell
Mays M-diCat,d iiairurcssinr \ n.
May iIrothrr. i35 ,irook Avenue. Rich
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

TWO hish-caiiber Ci;y statesmen. bty con-
missions and unlimited ii.lG. - anna
tours need apply. 20" Etst Grace 10
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NJ IN WOMEN, over H. siI5-s!as month
Hundreds | roN"rnmcn: rositIons.
Common education sufficient Influence
unnecessary. Steady. No layoHs LIS,
positions !~Cc. Writ. i!u,uclia;.lv
FrankIin Institute. Deri. i5s NJ. Koches-
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I'D L l vi a | -
Experienced estimator
who can take off quantities
from plans and price mill
work.
MONTAGUE MFG. CO.,
Broad st. and Belt Line.
I'm SERVICE NEN-Nako bir money dis
trfhu;'np Portfolio Official Wu- Pictures
in your City. cSpscieuC" unnecessary. -.
show YOU nov. Write AZ once EIntcs-
I.urkcit Corp. i55 = SUPERIOR Chi
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WATER SriiLS--wrItc for fro. bno,,l.t
giving prices aud description OF cur
heavy COPPER water stills. Hoy * Go.
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SrE%pGIArHEk Wanted. young gentle
man or young lady stcnuErAihcr. Mus;
H' thoroughly competent. Must have
good health. good appearance and be
C0ngCDial. our office j. !: miles from
the mines and II miles from our lumber
operation Pleasant l'NinG quarters ~
tar clubhousHs operated by the company.
Board Hud room &2u.ve per month. While
We do not want beginner. this position!
"Nris an UEusunl opportunity 20 young
I'I"u "t yuuDE woman "tJn some expert.
"ar. to 'a,Gg.T" knowledge of III. coal
Iud lumber business. Write your appli-
"t'!"u on = iypcwTitc: COPY II with {.
ron. STAT" Nour axe. education. quail
aEttoH aud Sn.aTy expected. Mali both
lyVcwrittcu an! pen copies 20 j. 4
ll!ush".wuol. Accountant Elk River
toH ana l.uuho- Company. Duudcn.
Clay county. ". Va.
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SOLICITORS MD SAl.ESI.ADIES-A
once, i've bright. capabl ladies 20 travel
demonstrate and sell dealers. So To 81
pc week: railroad fare paid. Write n,
once Goodrich Drug Co. Dcit. iUi2
omaha :<"b.
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EMPLOY ifEST
Help Wantcd--NIalc
ESTIMATE

DRUGuIST--Rcr.s assistant pharIna-
cis' wanted ~ onc, App.y HUNS rhuT-
lnAIN. H. -
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SALESMAN covering this
territory. Carry distinctive. rightly
priced lin" engraved greeting ana \maS
cards. Apply with references. station
Engraving Co, :ii y. Wells Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

l;STABLiSIi DISTRIBUTORS for PAUL
tires y" capital required: $500 monthly
income possible. Price sells them, .Iual-
ny gets repeat orders Manager 1901
". 18Th. Chicago.
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FREE RAINCDAT OTFEE-AEcnts' com
hinttidU uN"TCoat free for Iutruduciug
new English sturnvoat. BE in" first Ia
your locality To writ" and get Your
stnrmc"at and complete sample settling
"utrt i-c". Tho Liberty Raincont Com
Uduy. Dcpt. p-3l. Dayton, Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

NEW INVENTION -pi. gauge Tor roids.
Sells -lEht. big profits. Sinti! an
VCstm"nl. Exclusive territory. Unusual
opportunity tor agents and statesmen.
Address Sales Mgr. 1891 South Twentieth
Street omaha. S.b.
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lNSPECpOES-N ,u.,... 1900 railway ,iui-
nc inspectors. mo experience. train for
this profession through sparc-i time home
study: easy terms. $40 20 $500 monthly
ana expenses Guaranteed or money ba +.
Outdoors. local OF travelling. under bis
men who reward ability. Get free oooh
lot. N-it5. stand. business Training
Inst Runaio :
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lNN E$TuES desiring 10 s"cmr. patents
should write for our book. "iIow - Got
Your Patent" Send model ur sketch
ana description for nuT opinion % its
ptt'niih.c paturc. RaEd"lph X Co.
n-LL- ~. MhEM.nEtnL. =. g
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

All makes monographs repaired at
Colver Bros. Music Store. Workman
ship guaranteed. a21-2S
An American Legion dance will be
held in the Waterman hall at Big
Springs tomorrow friday evening.
The Shannon Four orchestra will fur
nish music for this occasion.
Miss Sadie Mosser, trained nurse
from Sterling. arrived in Julesburg
Monday evening to care for Mrs. H.
H. Hodges, who has been in poor
health for several weeks, and does
not seem to be improving.
All makes monographs repaired at
Colver Bros. Music Store. Workman
ship guaranteed. a21-2S
A party composed of Messrs. H. J
Smelser, c. c. Gould, E. N. Kelsey
and Wiley Stone expected to leave
this Thursday morning for Wyom-
ing via auto to look over the holdings
of The Bear River Oil & Development
Co., in which company these men are
stockholders. There are over hun
bred individual stockholders of this
company residing in and near Jules.
burg, who are anxiously awaiting the
developments of the drilling of the
test we'll which is now presumed to be
almost completed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28

Now is the time to get hes, n.
suits from your poultry BY usine Dr.
Hess Poultry Panacea. Sole :;
Cleveland 4 Laws.
w. J. Karschner will hold public
sale at his place one-haf mile east
of Julesburg on Tuesday. May 3rd.
An advertisement appears in this is
sue of the Grit-Advocate giving the
details of this sale.
Peter Brown, former well known
resident of this section, but now re-
siding at Archer, Nebr., arrived in
Julesburg Monday evening for short
stay, attending to some business mat
tiers and shaking hands with his num-
erous old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Mccormick en-
tertained number of their lady and
gentlemen friends at cards at their
home northeast of this city Tuesday
evening. Delicious refreshments were
served during the evening. This
event is reported as very enjoyable
one.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28

We are informed that X J. UO0ell,
who has been absent from Julesburg
for the past two years or more while
in the Y. NJ. c. A. service in France
and also in the United States. will ar
rive here within the next few days
for q visit with his family.
G. c. Benson and family of the
south table returned last Thursday
from Iowa, where they had been on
the sad mission to bury their wife and
mother, Mrs. G. C. Benson. who was
recently killed in an automobile &C.
cident south of Julesburg.
Try little publicity for yourself
this year and notice the results.
Place a sign over your gateway, dis
playing the name of your farm or
ranch in a conspicuous and attractive
manner.
Mrs. George Jones, who was ex-
pected to arrive home last week from
Gallatin, Mo-, did not return here un-
til Wednesday morning of this week.
She had been in Gallatin several
weeks, being called there on account
of the serious illness of her father,
whom she reports as not improved.
John A. Thesis will hold public
sale in Julesburg Saturday after
noon. May 7th. A large advertise
ment giving the complete details of
this sale appears elsewhere in this
issue. of the Grit-Advocate. H. NJ.
Gilchrist will be the auctioneer and
Jacob Frickel, Jr., clerk.
The Parent-Teachers' Meeting will
be postponed until Friday, May 18th.
On that date the meeting will be held
at the high school auditorium in con-
nection with the high school musical
recital. A detailed program will ap-
pear in the next issue of the Grit
Advocate.
A pleasant social event of the week
was the surprise party held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holers on
the south table Monday evening, the
occasion being in honor of Mrs. Stas-
ney. Delicious refreshments were
served and the guests departed at a
late hour, all voting very enjoyable
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Coates and
left Julesburg last Sunday morning
for an auto trip to eastern Nebraska
When within only a short distance
lrOHl LiilcolH tHey Inet WIFI all auto
accident when another car ran into
them, with the result that number of
the party were badly truised up, Mr.
Stone sustaining broken nose
However none were seriously injured
The car was pretty badly damaged.
The Grit-Advocate this week in,
stalled a considerable amount of ad,
ditional new mechanical equipment
consisting of job press, paper cut.
ter, imposing stone, large Hamilton
cabinet, large quantity of the lates,
faces of job and display type, rules
and other accessories which go tc
make up an up-to-date printing plant
such as the Grit-Advocate plant is
Without question of doubt we car
boast of having one of the best equip,
ped printing plants to be found il
| the state outside of the larger cities
Business men of many towns go or
the principle Of Everyone for him
self and the devil take the hind
most Result is that the devil takes
them all
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28
After Mr.. Harding solemnlv prt

After Mr.. Harding solemnly pro-
missed to have a simple Inauguration
yet he went and wore . plug hat.
An entertainment and carnival will
be given by the Ovid high school in
the Methodist church at Ovid Friday
evening. April 10Th, commencing at
eight O'Clock. An admission price of
twenty five cents will be charged. The
public in general is cordially invited
to attend this event, and a very en-
loyable evening is assured to all.
Don't forget the date and the place.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28
NOTICE

l will be in Julesburg several days
tuning pianos, having arrived We'd
nesday evening to take care of my
who may desire my expert services in
the tuning line. am also selling a
high-grade line of pianos and will be
glad to talk this matter over with any
one contemplating purchasing a new
instrument.
1t FRANCIS E. TATE. =
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28
NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
bills or other obligations contracted
by any one other than myself.
A14-28 ARCHIE MCMILLAN.
All makes monographs repaired at
Colver Bros. Music Store. Workman
ship guaranteed. a21-28
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-04-28

Star Electric Health Vibrators for
sale by Cleveland and Law.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
EDIUO

Don Ernesto Freyre y Maria, Con-
sui de Espana, en- esta ciudad de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, con jurisdiction
en- todo ell territorio de la Isla.
Hago saber: que conforne a. 10 que
dispone el art. % de la VICENTE Ley
de Reclutamiento y Reemplazo del
Ejercito, Sc recuerda a todos los es-
panoles que cumpian los veinte Y un
amos, desde 10. de Enero a 81 de Di-
ciembre 1922, la obligation que tie
men de solicitar su inscription en- ell
alistamiento para ell Reemplazo del
Ejercito, y que igual obligation tie
men sus padres, tutofes, 81 aquellos
no 10 hubiesen efectuado; asf como
los Directories Administrators de
los Manicomios Establecimientos de
Beneficencia v los Jefes de los Esta-
blecimientos Females, respecto a los
individuos que, estando acogidos re-
cluidos en- ellos, alcancen la edad para
ser alistados.
A fin de que los alistados en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, puedan ser in
cluidos en- el alistamiento de la Coru-
ma cuya Zona pertenecen en- Espa-
ma, Sc advierte que las inscripciones
Sc cerraran ell dfa 81 de Diciembre de
1921.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico por este
n&1
de las personals quiep pueda intere-
sar y en- evitacion de las penalidades
y responsibilities en- que encurren
los que dejen de cumplir el precepto
legal.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, II Di-
ciembre 1921. i
Ell Consul de Espaia,
Ernesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

diferentes partidos. Les advertf ell ri
dleulo en- que iban incurrir, y enton-
ces acOrdaron izar solamente la mia,
con 10 cual me. demost@ron, una vez
mas, que no son rencorosos. que la
bandera de Espa1a, debe ser SUI BAN
dera mientras no lleguen la. mayo
ridad.
Y ESQ que ellos jamas han recibi-
do de mi parte, ninguna observation
nj reproche en- 10 referente sus ideas,
y cuandO en- alguna OCCASION me han
preguntado 10 que me agradarfa que
fuesen ellOs, en- 10 referente a polfti-
ca, siempre les conteste, invariablemen-
tie: PUERTORRIQUENOS, ipero bue-
nos puertorriquefios!
Sin embargo, (debo decirlo con fran
queza) ;c6mo es possible que 70 no STEM
ia cierta simpatfa, cierta predilecci6n
.por algunos de los dos partidos prin-
cipales de este pals, o por las ideas
que 'alguno de ellos sustenta en- sus
principios?...
81 estas siinpatfas llegaran a este
riorizarse Ell forma alguna, habida
'uenta de clio en- el bantlo contrario.
al puntO sc me llamarfa la atenci0n
% Sc me pondrfa ell pasaporte en- las
manOS como cualquier extranjero per-
nicioso, que no sea ciudadano 'ameri-
cano, vamos al decir, entonces ST
lue mi situaci0n serfa un desastre,
porque 70 no puedo viyir sin mi mu-
jer, nj esta sin mi, pero como ella es
puertorriquefia y no lie agrada vivir
en- mi pals, comenzarfan las inevita-
bles desavenencias entire dos seres que
va no los debe separar mas que la
muerte, w.. u ay1denme ustedes
sentir!
i Que hacer, pues!...
-; Convencer a todos los puertorri-
quefOs, que todo extranjero mayor de
dad que lleve residiendo en- el pals,
liez afIos, cuando menos, sin haber
;ometido ninguna felonfa; que sepa
leer escribir, que no sea una carga
para la Hacienda pGblica, nj para ell
ciudadano que vive de su trabajo de
sus rentas, Sc lie permita inmiscuirse
en- la polftica, con tanto derecho como
los nativos de Puerto Rico, 81 asf 10
deseare, sin que por clio dele de con-
servar su propia nacionalidad?
Els una idea inocente, por 81 la de-
searan acoger los unionistas o los re-
publicanos.
HeYn62 IBANEZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

continuation de La Ia rag.l
fieros votados una respectable distan-
cia. "Von Holtz" entro segundo y
'sNiroD tercero. "Pandereta" que era
la descartada pago en- primera 80 CEN
tavos "Von Holtz", en- segunda, So
centavos. "Roamer" Sc quedo mitad
de pista. Este sirve para companero
de "Tango" para el caro- de hielo,
que con seguridad mi amigo Pedrito
Goyco los pagaria bien. Los records
fueron 1-S9 1I5, 1-S9 25 1-Ss sI5.
La tercera carrera regular de 1,40O
metros, la salida fue un exitazo. To-
dos los caballos salieron juntitos. FL
premio fue para "Cheque" Ell candi-
dato. aCoqueta" llego segunda y "Vic
toriaa, tercera. "Cheque" pag6 en- pri
mera 88ycentavos y "Coqueta" en- Sc
gunds 81 centayos. Los records fue-
ron Las, 1-45 LIS y 1-452I5. Sc espe-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
LAS CARRERAS DE AVER

ra en- esta carrera que "Trianon" die
ra un tajo para que Sc quedara de
dia ell Hipodromo.
La cuarta carrera regular, de 1000
metros fue la que mas interes des-
perto en- el p1blico debido que CO.
rrian dos zeppelines como son "Golia'
Y "Adelite". Esta fue otra de las
buenas salidas de Crosas. "Adelite'
entr6 primero, siguiendole "Galia" y
Mystery, tercero. "Adelite" pag6
en- La banca de primera un dividendo
de $2.39 y en- segunda as centavos.
Los records fueron "Adelite" 1T,
"Galia" 1-715 y "Mystery" 1-72I5.
Ell pool Official alcanz6 16,139 COM
binaciones que hacen un total de
'$4.04825. Despnes de verifcado el
descuento, fue repartido. entire s2'par-
tes a $S7.02 por cabeza.
Juanito Tocor6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
CORTE DE DISTRITO
DIsTRITO PRIMERO
Diciembre IA.


Mary Owens VS.. La Sociedad Bella
val Alvarez Torres. Cobro de dine
70. La Corte dict6 una orden en- este
case decretando ell aseguramiento de
la efectividad de la sentencia v ordena
ademas que 81 los bienes de los. de-
mandates radicaran fuera de este Dis
trito, Sc expidan los correspondence
eXhortOs.
Julio Cayera VS.. Isidro Benftez. Co
bro de dinero. La Corte dfct6 una or
den en- este case para que por ell Sc
cretario Sc libre orden de ejecuci6n de
sentencia.
Sucesores de Francisco Salas Castro
VS.. Demetrio Quintero Salas.
Diciembre 15.
ratification de contrato. A moci6n
del demandado, la Corte concede al
Taqufgrafo una pr6rroga de 20 dfas
para radicar la transcription de la
evidencia.
Tomas Portocarrero VS.. Mercedes
Iguina. Diyorcio. La Corte ordena ell
traslado de este case la Corte de
Distrito de Arecibo.
Francisco l.. Morales VS.. Carmen
Dfaz Morales. Divorcio A moci6n del
demandante, la Corte ordena que ell
aplazamiento sea servido por ell Secre-
tario de la Corte de Toa Baja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
F. ,TEMAS DEL MOMENTO
Golpe por Golpe

triba contra sus prOpiOs cOrreligiOna
rios, a los que quiere cOger de instru
mentO, de instrumental inscOnscient'
para satisfacer rencOres impOtentes
Pero en- vanO recurre ell periodict
de las triquinuelas a esas artimaiia'
de mala ley, queriendO explOtar Ii
buena fe de sus clientes, que, natural
mente, Sc sienten ajenOs a esta insi
nuacion de ''bOicOt', que va Sc va
acentuandO en- has columnas del cole
ga. En- vano acude al empleO de esas
armas de dos filOs, va q. sus cOrreEgio'
nariOs, los que lie leen y los que nos
leen, habran comprendidO las inten'
clones, habran aquilatado la falta
de respeto de esa falsifcaci6n de tex
tOs en- que Sc les quiere mOlestar di.
ciendOles que son incapaces de COM
| prar gran cOsa, que son desdanables
como clientes. ESQ es cOsa de 'E
TEMPO" que quisO hacer ese juegt
con sus desprevenidos correligiOna'
rios.
va ven los amigos de ''El ITEM
POI. Nosotros hemos tenidO mas res.
petO para ellos, que su prOpiO vOcero
l. ~ tan vOcero!...
NosotrOs deciamos q. solo dos o tres
lectores de "El TEMPO" pOdrian ha-
cerle case en- 10 de seguih la sospecho.
sa insinuaci0n al ''bOicOt'.
Y Gel TEMPO" con su tactica desa-
prensiva, cOge ell rabanO pOr las ho-
jas, y trata de mOlestar todOs sus
cOrreligiOnariOs.
Nosotros hicimos -un calculo pru-
dencial. Hablamos de dos tres
ZONE menos nj que mas pOdria tener
ell colega entire sus incOndicionales?
Pero Gel TEMPO" quiere movilizar-
los todos, para clio no duda en- en-
ganarlos una vez mas.
Sc os ha queridO decir que sois
unos brujas! iQue no podeis comprar
NADIA!
Y ESQ que nOsotros deciamos los
dos tres incondiciOnales de Gel ITEM
po"-ahi estan los textos-, "El ITEM
po" queriendO abusar de La buena fe
de sus correligionarios Sc 10 dice a
tOdOs.
Pero ell colega que no siente ell me-
nor escr1pulo en- meterse a falsear
textos, quiere en- cambiO censurar en-
nOsotros que hemOs atacado al Go
bernador, despues de que Sc ha lido.
iAh! 1Pero ell Gobernador Sc ha
lido? Isl Gel TEMPO" 10 dice! 1.
Hasta ahora estabamos creyendo
que ell GObernador estaba fuera pOr
unas semanas. Y para cOntarle 10
que durante esas semanas Sc haya
dicho, aln 10 que nadie haya pensa-
do decir, no ha de faltar quien Sc pres
te las cOnfdencias.
lei Tempo 10 sabe bien!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
POR ESCALANIIENTO

La Corte Municipal, secci6n segun-
da, sentenci6 Manuel Torres Ma
ximino David dos aEos de presidio
cada uno, por haber penetrado en- la
residencia de Mr.. Schall, en- el Con-
dado, lleyandose efectos por valor de
100 d6lares.