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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
VISTA DE LA CAUSA SEGUIDA
CONTRA SATURNINO MARTI-

NEZ POR ASESINATO DE
RAFAEL LLANES
Ell CRIMEN OCURRIO EN- PONCE
Ell 16 DE MAYO ULTIMO
MARTINEZ DECLARADO CULPA-
BILE DE HOMICIDIO VOLUNTARIO
Ponce, noviembre 10.-Esta ma:lana
el Jurado que conocio en- el proceso Sc
guido por ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Rafael Llanes, hecho Ocurrido
a las 8 80 de la noche del 16 de mayo
del cursante ailo, dict6 veredicto de-
clarando a Tunf, culpable de homici-
diO voluntario, Y la Corte aplaZ6 la
sentencia hasta ell lunes pr0Ximo.
Defendfan Tunf, los abogados Mar
tfnez Nadal Y Tormes, y sostenfa Ia
acusacion el Fiscal Font.
Numerosos testigos del Procurador
fiscal Y la defensa desfilaron ante el
Tribunal desde aver que comenz0 la
vista. la que anoche. cuando ocurri6
lei fuego en- la del Castillo, hubo de sus.
penderse por falta de luz.
La Corte Sc vic muy concurrida
pues el ptiblico tenfa inter6S en- conocer
el curse del proceso oral V DIR al Mi
nisterio Pdblico Ia defensa.
C0wcsponsdI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
Ell MARINA" S0METIDO A
RFPARACIONES

t,u las oGgtnas dc 4 9ml lnsMar
Line nos liam infoSratio. que eI Hapor
AIariu9 no saldra &c este puerto
pro5abiemeHte hasta el dia is del
corriente debido que dicho buque
tiene que ser sometido a algunas re-
paracioncs dc importancia.
La compafifa anunciara la pr6xima
salida para Santo Domingo Y Maco-
rfs, varios dfas antes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
Concentrates a la Actua>
hdad Politica


II 'eIe ue Id Ohlon ue Puerto III
so tfesluente dei Senado' Don An
t"1io ~ barcelo' ha uauo Id pupllcf
"a'' tI4' hotauie uocunlen'o poil'lco aue
iTeSeHtp prlineramehte' Ill AsaniDle''
'r Nelaaores hepresehtantes uiilo'
AilStS Id Juhla eentral' ell Pleno'
mace i'i~'las hociles' III escrlIo I'll cues
tb'h' que hecesarldlhelite hapia oe IT,
i.1- ''i SA'e'iisioii' u"'o q"e ili'ei a
al@.'A'' t'- espoiiueiicla llailteniua coii
O. See'-'.1lo uel ''operllatior' es uii"
Aa'AllH-Na sinlesls uel pr'ceso poii'i-
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q seNof bafcelo-' con ei ahnelo oe
t"i'21ef AHestra 'lua' ue Juzsar hues-
IRA p"tN''"ilload ue hlNesllsar nues-
ifaa toHoi' lohes' para ser portauores
ch washington, Vuestro reSreso' ue
fod"N h"''N'.os proposltos ue 'ouo
ie lo" meteeemos peulnos' ilo soio
come a"m"iei dlGnos como Vosotros'
d' IL ilorf''d' slilo como Cluuauahos
del gran pueblo que supo cohquistar-
"a para Il : para el munao' NO Us Va
1n0e Prdlr mas que una cosd para
udestfd is,a' Justlcla. Aquelia 'us'i-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
Ell DIR. GARCIA LASCOT

Sc encuentra en- San Juan cl dis
tingudo galeno DR.. Garcia I.aSco;,
que esta indicado para un pucstO. en-
In Sanidad. on Ia nueya cOmhiliac.Oii
de personal que estd hecha ror cl
DR.. Lippit que scra ap.obada d. I'M
momento Otro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
AUGUSTA MARIN

Nuestro buen amigo don Augusta
Marin, manager dc la Bull Insular
Line, Inc, en- Ia ciudad, de Arecib0,
Sc encuentra ell esta ciudad, donde
permanecerd algunos dfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
ENFERMA

Lo esta de algdn cuidado y la asiste
Ell DIR. s. Bocanegra, La seiora de
Bernard Silva. lie deseamos pronto
restablecimiento la joven enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12
VICE-PFESIDENTE DEL CONSEJO
EJECUTIEO

En la Ultima session celebrada por
-el Consejo Executive de Puerto RICO,
fu6 nombrado vice-presidcnte de, este
alto cuerpo, nuestro amigo el seiior
Carlos Toro Labarthe, Comisionado
lie agriculture trabaio. 9vo 9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-12

NOTATdo cabao que haya ganado las del Vnes
% peso que corresponds de acuerdo uadro
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
FABLE IN SLANG

Oucc tbcre was a devil tn his own Home Town.
 Hc was regular Wh.zt
 When young mon ol his own ae, began to look around for Cooks n, would uv -No Cradle Fcel for L.t n. While"
 Tho result was tHrt when one sei Married and took To stayue uom, nights Our Hero would drop back into Che next set
 And ro matter what Set he was in. te tried to be the whole Cheese
 uu. after bc bad mingled wu six or eight Sets bc began to uouc. .hat he dII not rat much Icc
 rh. boys called him things chat would not look v.l m ruu. and one night at a dane. hc overheard n Sweet Thing sly "o'd Marble Top Dances ukc a Govt" and another ranre- aI "rae Od Pool makes me long for rueeore
 rhm hc began to taE. a tumble To Himself Ho raUlr.I chat ho a.s back number nth the Young ymuc People and after hc had been suuhbeI few umc, ha decided Go took elsewhere for Entertainment
 Uc tried Go Warm rp to people o' his own age and would lsb for n- aauous out to Dinner Hut ho soon found chat hc was out of touch uh former Associates They were interested Iu tbo.r growing Sons and Daughters and to wanted Go ak .bm, Himself
 However it took him about seven leon years Co rcaI.llo that instead O. berr paron.led. he vas merely Tolerated chat Instead ot be,ne a WhI1z hc was a H.ck.
 Whom Ho tumh.'I 'n Che .lct t1a. m. was ou the ToborelH not being n touch with either young OF old he took to boring people about ht Lyer and kindred Subjects Tho re rem. was that Crowds would d.s n.rsc when tbey saw him Bearing Down ou them
 Finally bc attempted to eot into Politics. but thc voters handed him he Rau aad elected a Newcomer 1u whose Naturalization Papers th, ink was som Moist
 This made him hate Himself and everybody cIse. so hc said to him. sll .rrom now ou win 1.-Two th, Ufe Of a rccIusc And he did. Ho started a store and Jd not Adycr l.se
 Moral There is uo fool Hko a darn fooI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 JUNEAU CHILDREN
......
" YOUR UNCLE

wo send oon out to sec while we stay horc"
 "Nol hat" quickly responded Ann. "you go out and look and Oon and ] win stay horo."
 "Au right but don't leave here while ] am gone." said Whiskors as Inc crawlcd through Che slas Of Che ear which was intended for cattle rather than merchandise.
 But uo sooner had old Man
 gone than Ann said. "If ever nat old boob botbers mo. Iu uo O knot In his mu os sure aa he Hives. But we won't sec him aeoiu. for hero is whorc WIG do some travelling Come one and let us be moving"
 So hoy loft tho ear and after crossing several railroad tracks thcy camo to great pile of coal that
 spread out over nearly am acre Of ground and which thoy started to 80 around The result was that they kept going for am hour .and every fow minutes thoy would come back to where thoy started.
 "Tbs win never do." said Con. "as we won't got anywhere running around this coM pile Besides al. we win got from coal Is dirty ad no. Gt to cat Let us go back to Che railroad and take a chance ou another |m ] sort of lllo railroad travel"
 A faw minutes later they orawlod into ear chat was loaded with a mixed Iot of stun and before they realized Chat there was nothing in |it that hoy could eat. it was bump me along Che track and from a ! brakeman Chat ran along Che tor ! |hoy heard. If nothing happens we |wu get to Che ond Of steel some. ! time tomorrow
 "NoW we are In nice mess. ' said Oon. "Hcrc we arc in ear with a Hot Of picks and shoyols and headed . for Che end of steel. My. my bud |It was sorry day for us whom you took notion to etort out to se, ! Che world Tho end Of steel I won. dor what hat means But take iI ! from me. am not going to see what |It means for ! am leaving th.s coi |at tho frt place 1t stops and if you orc wise. you win leave % with me-.
 Scarcely had Oou quit talking when Che train slowed up and camD .toa s,audau "Lot us beat it wh'l, .bo beating is good." ho said. and to. . ectbcr they jumped o0 and almos. Handed on top of dog that was SO mrnrad chat Inc frst thought some. body was throwing stones at him. .but whom bc saw chat it was rat. dropping around him. he made for hom. but thcy dIvcd under @ utuc house that was used for a atotiou and worc out of doneor for a time
 "How wish ] was back In Ju. uWu." said Oou
 "smt un. |" m.d Ann.
 OTo bc conunuodl
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
MAN MISSING ON
 ADMIRALTY ISLAND Andrew Formula Has Not Been Seen Since Going Hunting
 Monday Morning

Andrew Formula. Q resident of Douglas for Che past several weeks. is reported Go be lost in the woods somewhere on Admiralty Island and searching parties sont out by U. &. Commissioner Felix z. Gray arc now looking for him. Ho was last seen Monday morning when he went into tho woods hunting alone, while his partner August Beck. was sul on board hIs small gas boat chat had taken Che two men on Che trip.
 Beck returned to Douglas Wednoa- day night and said chat he and Por- mla had left Saturday afternoon on Bocks small gas boat on a deer hunt and went to spot botwon Olver'a Inlet and Youug's Bay. They did not hunt Sunday but Monday morn iug Formula struck out for Che woods alone.
 When ho did not return by late Monday afternoon Beck began blow ing Che small fog horn on his boat to attract his partners attention and searched until dark that night and Che next two following days with out finding any traco Of him.
 Beck came to Douglas Wednesday evening and reported Che matter to Commissioner Gray who sent him to Governor Scott c. Bone. who author ized Cray Go go ahead with Che or eanizauou of searching party. This party Is now looking for Che missing man.
 Formula is a Fiulander about 47 years of age. who has lived in Alaska for Che past two years but has been i'm Douglas only a few weeks Beck has lived in Douglas for many years.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

Road mo strollcr's Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
tConunucd)

When Rat Oon and Rat Ann woke up next morning tho freight ear was moving and had bcon al night .bu, before they had been awake moro than @ few minutes it began to bump and tho wheels crookod and finally it stopped
 "Wou." said Oon. "if tho people who run ths train don't know any moro about where they ore chan J do. it is badly lost bunch How ever. hero Is broken box and J smell something llsc crackers. sup- pose we investigate. for , am hum gry"
 "It is iust l.bc you Co be hungry and not worry about where we arc. DO mid Ann. "For an you know we !. may never get back Go Juneau and maybe we win be stranded where tbcrc is nothing Go cat'
 "If we arc." replied Oon. "who Is to blame for us taking h.s uipf IIt was you who Insisted on leaving ! Juneau. where there is always some thing Co eat. although ] must say | that warehouse floor got worry cold when those Tou winds blew. Now we are not there but somewhere else and. take it from me- ii thcrc ! is anything to be had in this strange country. ] am after my share Of it Here: quit your blubberins and havo somc of these crackers"
 Hut. tuu What arc you children quarrcllnr about," Tho voice camo
 from a pile ot flour In wnncy in another corner Of Che ear and ot tho sound Of it Oon turned pale. for ho
 recognized it os Che voice of th, ! whitc-whif,crcd old rat they had met on Che dock at Seward Che nigh, ! before. and made up his mnd at onc, | chat Che old fellow had secn chem ! ect into Che ear and had followed them for Che purpose of coay.ug Ann away from him. for Oou remembered ! tho way tho old rat licked his chop ! whom he had sccn Ann. But os Inc ! was trembling and so scared chat n, could hardly breathe Ann whispered Co him Go leave Che matter to hor.
 "Why good morning." said Ann I"It is awully nico of you to com, with us. as we ore strangers u Chi. ! part Of Che country and you can tcl us where we are and what to oN pcct Como over and holp youuei. l Go some crackers They would b, better witch water but they are not bad as thoy are"
 old Ministers accepted Anus In. ! utauou and joined chem at brclk- ! mst eating as though he had had nothing for week. Con fairly shud. dorod at Che old fellows bad man. uers but Ann pro.orlod not to no. uce anything wrong but kept Una asunE Chat hc eat more. An Ono umc she was thinking Co herself Term dx that old Mormon before hl .s many hours o'dcr.'
 "Maybo you can ten us whore wl are" said Ann as she smiled at tho old rat.
 "No. can't say exactly but ! think we are in Anchorage. Suppose
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
WORKING FORGE
 BEING CUT DOWN
Only 100 Stamps Dropping at Che Ready Bullion Mn-Men
 Laid or

Approximately thirty mon have been laid on at Treadwen and che Ready Bullion within Che last few days and Che Bullion mine Is operat-
 ns witch @ small force most of che mining being done on Che day shift.
 Fifty stamps iu Che Ready Billion min were hung mp ou November l. leaving loo stamps dropping at thc present ume No new development work .s being done in Che mine and It ls probably chat when che ore In Che s.opos now being drawn from Is exhausted. operations win cease there altogether
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

When It comes to swing advice Co a man. Che strolcr always cNpcri- cnrcs bangs ol compuncuon. Ue doesn't know what compunctlou rc.uy means except that it refers Co a certain brand of nansa Now. t Pioneer was of Che feminine gender. the Stroller would know exactly what to suggest as rc has devoted much of his otherwise prosaic uIc to ru.due lorloru and disaouso.a.c females from Che hr'ar patches o, diversity into Che nowerstrcwu abyr.uths of pence and happiness.
 However. Che Stroller has advised
 not only advised lut ordered
 pIoncer Go take Che Grt steamer for trc outsIc cu route to Che Sum Ioue+satc Not only that. but he has written Che lone.ncs'oc,ci wife that hc Is coming and to have hor lamp trimmed and bum.ur The stroller hopes hc win bc forgiven
 ur Che lies he told that woman In hs letter m h.s cUor,s to pave One way for grand reception to hIs old friend whom hc arrives; and he a.so hopes trat Che fires Of love win ho r.kndied after h.s arrival and tmt blinded by thc.r smoke Che old girl win mot notice that Che long abscut husband who hls returned io her .s about Che chcanct looking old skate Alaska could produce.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
sAIEsNEN WANTED

WE RECOGNIZE NO COMPETE TON because Of our unique. U. S.. protected article. exclusively owned and controlled by us. clearing up- ward Of Sl0O.OO per week for sales- men. lt is year after year re- pcator. Government created demand. Exclusive territories now being as- signed JEROME LAADT. Prs- 8 South Dearborn st Chicago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Omce
 Juneau Alaska.
 ennfnmhar 9T 1921

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Marie Louise Norton widow Of Royal F. Norton, deceased has aub- mittod final thrco-yoar proof iu supp pert of homestead entry serial 02IlS made April IS. 1916. for lands om- braccd i'm n. E Survey No. 100, new series l193. situated near tho mouth of Mondonhall River. about twelve miles north Of Juneau in latitude 5S 2I N.. longitude l3f' 35' w.. and more particularly described as follows:
 Commencing at corner No. M. C. on Che lime of ordinary high wator Of Mondcnhall River: whence uSLM No. li FS. bears N go I1 E. 7fO chs. thence s. 0' l7', S.12 chs. tO corucr No. 9; thence s. 0' IF E.. GO.I2 chs. t0 corner No. a. thence N sga 3O' w. 9.0G chs to corner No. M. c. on Che limo of ordinary high tidc of Gasunclu Channel. at Che mouth of Mondonhall River; thence mcandcr.ue Che said Mondouhall River CD N. i3' O0' E.. l.S0 chs. l2) N. 23' 30' E. GOO chs. l3J N. 26' 15' w. 5.2O chs. lfD N. ff' 30' w. C.4O chs. l5l N. 22 15' ". 4SO chs ll N 3f' 15' W. 15.70 chs. Cll N.7' f5' E. 7.7O chs. lSl N. 23a 15' E.. 17.iO chs. l9l N. f5' f5' B. SEQ chs. TOl N. 5Ga fT F. 2.2O chs. GID N 15a aO' E. 3.GO chs. G2l N 57' 52' E. l.9i chs to corner No. ]. Che place of be- ginning. containing SS.5l acres. magnetic variation 31' 3S E.
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register. First publication October ].
 Last publication November 26.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

First publication October ]. Last publication November 26.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
sITKA HOT SPRINGS

Visit Dr. P. L. Coddard's famous where thcro is every comfort Rates f3 per day and up. The waters Of Che sitka Hot Springs are lfe-giylug and hoalth-preaoryins.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

Mrs. V H Wilhelm and her two children. Virginia and Robert left ou Che Princess Mary after having visited here for tho past three months
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05
Cbe Srollu| <,I%5z4=.
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earliest possible date us have O bunch chat we are due for rather cruel winter and my quarters are uo, supplied with any dowory beds ot casc chat have been able Co dis- cotnr FratcrulIly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

Young Wife rothor-norvouslyl "Oh. cook. ] murt really speak to you. Your master is always com- planning One day it is tho soup. thc second day it ie Che fish. Che third day lt is Che joint iu fact its al- ways something or other"
 Cook lwlth foclIug) -"Wcll. mum. Pm truly sorry for you. lt must bc quite howml to live with gentle man Of that sort"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

FOR SALE Small cabin boat with f-h. D. Standard Kid engine nearly new. Suitable for hunters or prosDectors. Wm sell cheap. App ply Go M S. Hudson or Go office Of Strouor's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-05

Kenneth Fatber what are an- ccs,ors2'
 Father Well. my son. I'm one ol yours. Your grandfather is on- o.hcr"
 Kenneth -"Thon why do people bur about them SO much2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Grs1aiictin lnau Dars
fcria.

Mit ser @5atttm SEES frniiDefaail oents
fden aaiiers eile quite 5laai cine
gDeIfrau i'm beftm ml1o AonfteusSiMs=
he oes @prfe babiineeidieben ns
Magulfe 8ietorn 5rieoerife nie
nepro Seffug Yrin5efiinp bon sdle
MISUNDERSTANDING augnIfenz
burg, ge6oren osil1g mDftober
1858. perbeirutee tie lid int 5ebruz
ar 1881 nit MilbeIm benz 6arnaIi=
gen Brinaen bon 8reuben un0 0eut
ifen &ronprin5en.
Sic mar ibm bic tre1te, ergebene
@attm ur0 bren &inoernsbie fIiiriorz
genDe Mnffer getpeien SntiadlM a<
ben lie iid1 neben ibren @pbIfnfi8fens
beitrebi1rgen mir nm ibren engeren
6angf,nIt unb nm Die Gr5ieIN1ngibr er
&ittoer geflmrlerf Big Il Dem Gage,
So Dieie Der grin5etrberuf nieInor
i'm al ibrer m anhdBte BET NIT
tepliden Sniriorge ent5og. Seeds Sob
men utlD elmer Sodfer gab nas9e-
ben uno 11Drfe lie an Der eigenefl
grnH, tpas Jrnl1en ibr 5for1be
Iailae DerIhm1h 1dtten.
5ie mar Bic DorbiI0Iide Delitihe
6ausfran, cine Be5iebung, Die 1t1tter
sen aitlf1rb05Hprn Der Groe bon ieber
DIS GbrentiteI gegoItenn umMe
GaIit;f 1ffnn nie GfndfsdefdA1ffe hnf ftp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Eatuar iiber 6as besm Sic 5Ma1oets
ellropdifden ganfente-M idd Sn
Eoieiem Borfrage agfe er nater a1ls
0erem
IS peroe oarau befteben, ooB Die
ut 5raee fomnlennen europdiid11eesntl
EMadh uns ieoen Gent 5uriif5ablen
zen ie ms dntoen aaber ieerlts
BfdleBen id 81 poaitdnoiger Wbrii-'
|lfuugulo biieten BeaDdb oahlfo bob
sic elropdiidpm stnnten nidf iuieoer.
IA Mes8ufftdinoe 3urudglleiten oie Dor
|oein sariiege beitalloen uro um asries-
|aeEnibrtens MnBeu0em aber onfenole
gtaatm, ebe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GRUB Der sda1loen gefproderlpirb
Enn oie ginIdranfIngeni
MISUNDERSTANDING nno iferinhfes
Ieien aus oer geH daffen, bic 51r.
Set 5rpifben B1en beifeben inoals5
Elm idaneres 9fnoernis m ben IN
|fernatpnaIen 9anoeI nD 6enilter-
nafionalen Berffebr betra6te neroen
mullen. DR 5rieoensperttrdge Die BEN
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Heiie nod EUROPE n1ad1e11 u11Htger
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

eitseII MtaaJtnlIttel Dellen NslItAHB
b nidt iberleben Bt:sip1rsfo1lnen
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