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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
E| Temple de los
DldbaStTOS

El bello libro de EvariSto Ribera Che
vremOnt. Ell Temple dc los AidbdStrOs,
editado Ell Madrid, por la editorial
Ambos MundOs, ha llegado va Il las Ii
brerfas de CanterO. Fernandez Co.,
donde esta siendO arrebatadO pOr el
pGblico. FL ejemplar vale I'LL dollar y
Sc puede enviar por correO cualquier
parte de la Isla.
NueStrOS lectores rccOrdaran que nj
leer en- el Ateneo de Madrid, parte de
los yerSOS, dc los admirablcS verSOS
que fOrman este volumen. Evaristo Ri
bera Chcvremont logr6 tan alto 6xitO
personal, que figuraS tan inSignes de
la literature espa1ola como dofa Emil
liza Pardo Bazan, Andres Gonzalez
BlancO, Morenos de Tejada, Y Otros
egregiOs escritOres, enviarOn un EXPIRE
siyO cslblegrama Puerto Rico, felici-
tando al pals pOr ell GXito resonante
de su poeta en- la insentc tribuna de
la Capital de Espaia.
Los versos admirablcs que produje-
ran tan honda emOci6n entire aquel Sc
lecto publico compuestO de poetas, de
escritores, de artistas, estan reunidos
en- ese libro que ACADIA de llegar a
Puerto Rico que estdn va leyendo
ansioSa mente centcnares de lectOres.
Y es esa la manera como puede Puer
to Rico contribuir tambi6n a este ext
to de SUI Poeta comprando su libro,
hacienda que los ejemplares aquf re-
cibidos no esten en- los escaparates mu-
chas horas. ESQ es abrir el caminO de
nuevas ediciones y es cimentar en- Ma
drid el nombre de un alto intellectual
portorriqueilo es acreditarle con los
editores, es afirmar el poryenir de
un hijO preclarO dc esta ISla, que pue-
de dar a SUI TERRA muchos dfas de glo-
ria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Mum 1916
bin|pji1DlO q los
AII8DadOTcS

FL senor Z. Murray Bruaer, del de-
partameato de bosques de Estados
Unidos, ha realizado enorne3 esfuer-
zos para hacer una linapiaza de todos
los allanadores de la reserva forestal
en- Luquillo, habicndo tenido necesi-
dad en- algUnas ooasiones de invocar
Ia ayuda de la Corte para lievar q
cabo su prop0sito. Hurante la sema-
ma pasada cl seIor Murray BTuner en-
compania del Sub Marshal de la Cor
te Federal Mr. Hindle, realizo un
rudo viaje por las montaE2s, con el
objeto de cumplimentar una ordei1 de
la Corta Federal eli Ia cual el juez
Odlin ordenaba el dosalojo de tres ia
milias cue fabricaron casas en- Il re-
serva forestal cuyas fanilias "a hace
algun tempo que residen en- aque-
LA rsserva. Estas familia5 han sos
tenido una fuerte lucha con la Corte,
apesar de habcrseles concedido IN ter
mino de cinco reses para cue desalo-
jaran el terreno que ocupan. Cuando
los senores Murray y Hide llegaron
San Juan, informaron la Corte
de que las fanilias Sc negaron aban-
donar el terreno, estos funcionarios
Sc proveyeron de una orden de lanza-
miento, trasladandose nuevamente
la Reseva Forcstal en- Luquillo, DON
de le indicaron cstas tres famiias,
que 81 no Sc iban dc! terreno, tendrian
que hacer uso de la violencia, y asl,
con estas amenazas, pudieron los fun
cionarios de la Corte conseguir que
las familias destruyeran las casas Y
las trasladasen a otro terreno fuera de
la zona forestal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Una |||OCiijjD del
ST. Coll J Vidal

Ell Comisionado en- sel Department
to dc Indemnizac;oncs a Obreros Sr.
Coll y Vidal, presento la siguiente mo-
cion, secundado por cl Sr. Santiago
Carmona y fue aproada por unanimi-
dad:
""Sr. Prcsiicntc y Sres. Comisiona-
dos:
En- la manana dc hoy ha sido OBJ
.ieto de una grave Siitcrvcncion quirur-
gica cl DR.. Jose Cclso Barbosa, cuya
.alud, virtud de la dolencia que SUI
fre, est. sacramento afeetada.
Sc trata de un puertorriqueno Illus
tire, de un compatriota que ha dado
todas su energias y sus entusiasmos
todos "a su pals, en- mas de treinta
amos de luchas por la libertad y la
felicidad de sus conciudadanos. Ell
dolor que hoy embargo ell hogar del
DR. Barbosa no puede, no debe sernos
y no nos es indiferentc, sino todo 10
contrario. Ell dolor del hogar presti-
gioso y meritisimo tornado por el
patricia honorable, yo creo que debe
ser y es seguramente el dolor del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico al sentirse herido
en- estos duros momentos en- uno de
sus hijos mas eminentes a traves de
las dos epocas de brillantes civicos
combates comprendidos en- los ultimos
treinta amos.
Sc, por 10 tanto, que personalmen-
te, todos y cada uno de nosotros esta
compartiendo las tribulaciones que pa
dece La familia del ilustre compatrio-
ia. Pero creo, ademas, que como or
ganismo Official, estamos en- la justa
obligation de demostrar cuales son
nuestros sentimientos. Y, consiguien-
temente, yo propongo que, ademas de
hacer constar en- acta nuestro dolor
por la enfermedad que amenaza la
vida del DR.. Barbosa y expresar nues-
tros anhelos de que la Providencia
quiera que no Sc cumplan los tristes
presagios que hoy nos torturan, una
delegation de esta Comision Sc perso-
ne en- la Clinica Miramar, donde esta
el DR.. Barbosa, para enterarse de su
estado, y que esa misma delegation
exprese a la familia del honorable ciu-
dadano estos mismos sentimientos."
Fueron designados los sefores vi
llaronga, Rivera Martinez y Becerril.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ell COMANDANTE WAKEFIELD EN-
san JUAN

Sc encufntra en- esta ciudad. desde
el sabado, el Comandante de la Marina
de Guerra. Ralph NJ. Warfeld, MEM
bro del Estado Mayor del Rear Al
mirante" Robinson. gobcrnador militar
de Santo Domingo.
Ell Comandante Warfield lego el sa-
badO, en- el remolcador naval POtOmdc,
aco,DpahadO de su csposa, Y el conoci-
do contratista de obras, Mr.. Frank
Hatch.
FL COmandante csti cncargado de
las obras ptblicas de SantO Domingo,
Y el objeto de su viaje Puerto Rico,
es con cl fin de hacer un estudio de
nuestras eXcelentes carreteraS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
E| |DCeDdiD
del Sdb8dO
DOS CASAS DESTRUIDAS INA
DESMANTELADA Y CINCO
PERSONALS HERIDAS

En- la madrugada delsAomingo, como
d las 2 y ctlartO, gritos de personals en-
la calle de San Agustfn, en- Puerta de
TERRA, alarmaron ell vecindario, anun-
ciandO fuego. Efectivamente, Sc habia
declaradO un incendio en- la casa MI
nero 81 de la mencionada calle dos
truyendOla y tambien la ntimcro sc,
siendO precise desmantear cl balloon V
la partc trasera de la ndmero SO, pa
ra localiZar el incendio coSa que vino
Ia cOnseguirse las 4 y 30 a. III.
La casa 81 era propiedad de Fcrnan-
do Posada, era de una sola planta de
MADEIRA v techada de zinc. Habfa ell
ella una fabrica de tabacos de Ramon
Miranda. Estaba asegurada Ell $4,000.
en- la casa de J. Ochoa, V las existen-
cias en $4,000, por don Romuado Ca
mel.
La ntimero Sc era propietlad de Ca
talino Rosa, habitada por Gl Y su ia
milia, de MADEIRA. dc una sola planta
techada dc zinc Y asegurada en- $1,000.
La prilnera Sc calcula en- $4,000 la
sesunda en- otros $4,000. Las p6rdidas
dc tabaco, seg1n Miranda, sc calculan
EN- $1,700. Las perdidas de la casa des-
mantelada, ell $500.
Los primeros en- llegar al sitio del
siniestro, fueron ell policfa Felipe Sa-
ilabria Arturo Souffront quienes
llamarOn al Parque de Bombcros de
San Juan, presentandose Gstos al man
do del senior Francisco Schettini, quien
hacfa su debut, Y ayudados por la po-
licfa el pueblo traba jaron hasta de-
jar extinguido ell fuego. Al trabajo he
chO por ellos, especialmente por los
bomberos. Sc debe cl que hoy Puerta
rae Tierra nj presehsG:- otro aspfecfo
isual al que presentaba al dia siguien-
te del otrO incendio.
Las siguientes personals resultaron
heridas: Felix Rivera, cabo de bonn
beros, con quemaduras; Dimas Garcia,
contusionado; Eulogio Rivera, contu-
siOnado; Felix Matos. herido; Ra-
mon Padilla, contuSiOnad0. Fueron
aSistidOS Ell la Sila de SocorrOs.
Ell Fiscal hizo una investigation del
siniestrO, declarando culpables don
RomualdO Camel y Matfas Santiago,
encargadO este dc la fabrica. Camel
manifesto que 81 pas6 las eXistencias a
Miranda y tambi6n el SECURE. Ell pago
de $1,000 que lie debia, Y que Miranda
era el que pagaba los dercchos del Sc
gurO. Miranda est1 cnfermo en- SUI re-
dencia de San Juan. Matfas inform6,
que la fdbrica estaba cerrada, que el
dfa II estuvo en- ella, acompaiiado de
una mujer Y de un escogedor, a hacer
la limpiezd Y a preparar los tabacos,
saliendo todos y dejando cerrado ell To-
|cal.
Ell Fiscal, despues de las declaracio-
nes dej6 en- libertad Il los seilores Ca
mel y Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
ENEMos LIBRos EscoLAREs.

TENEMoS LIBRoS ESCoLARES.-
Hemos recibido y tenemos la venta
en- nuestras librerias. The Standard
English Language and Grandmar. Ii
bros por George w. Founders. Dofia
Perfecta, Marisnela. La Vida es sueiio,
Literature Preceptiva de Campillo,
Coraz6n, Macbeth, Geografia Fisica,
Algebra, Geometria, Fisica, Aritm6tica
Commercial, Libros de Taquigrafia. Pi-
da uno para su nino. Canterc, Fernan-
des g. Co., Inc. San Juan.
Por Correo 10 centavos extra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
DON ROMUALDO REAL

celOna, con rumbo a Cadiz v Canarias.
para seguir viaje dc regresO a Puerto
Rico. nuestro buen amigo v compaiie-
ro don Romualdo Real. gerente de La
empresa de ''El Mundo'' Puerto Ri
co Ilustrado". lie acompana su distin-
guida senora. Deseamosle feliz trave-
sfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
PARA LA VERBENA

Los SreS. Cadierno HnoS. La
Puertorriquena' fabrica dc cigarrillos
de San Juan, han donado cajas de cer-
veza 'Old Style Lager" Y de cigarri-
Hos, para la Verbena de esta nOche en-
el Parque, beneficio de la Cruz Ro-
ia EspaiiOla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
bO|etin nl6dicO S0bre e|
eStadO del Dr.. barboSa

Ell DR.. Barbosa paso la noche con
mucha intranquilidad.
No ha habido fenomenos alarman-
tes; pero su estado general es de ma
yor postracion que aver.
Sus facultades mentales continuan
claras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
A V I S O

En- esta oticina Sc aceptaran propo-
siciones Ell pliego cerrado, hasta el 81
de octubre, 1921, para el alquiler de
un local propio para establecer la of.
Gina de corrcos de Santurce, p. r.
Para informes dirfjase el Superin-
tendente de la estaci6n postal de San
turce, T. r.
(Firmado) W. R. Ryan,
Inspector de Correos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
A | P U B Lie O

En- vista de las quejas que diariamente vemos
Y oimos relacionadas con ell precio del pan en-
San Juan, Puerta de Terra Santurce Rio Pie
draS ponemos en- conocimento del publico que
el pan que Sc eabora Ell nueStras panaderiaS Sc
eXpende al por mayor los repartidoreS al pre-
clio de nueve centavos la libra completa y al de-
tall, en- nuestros puestos y mostradoreS de pa
naderias al preciO de diez centavoS.
'as<s -.4h4----. - steesc. HFzEsssE::
THE SAN JUAN BAKERY, Inc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
THOUSANDS, YOUNG AND OLD,
GREET ARRIVAL OF CIRCUS
Big Show Cires Opening Performance Today-EHis H. Cmbc
Host to 5000 Orphans

destined for the promised land Of
clowns. cowboys and elephants.
Arrived at the ultimate point they
scrambled over and around the strap.
hangers and the fortunatcs and headed
for the big top. equipped with whistles.
balloons, popcorn and peanuts. Cruel
fate in the form of blue uniformed
mInion OF the law, however, In
tcrfercd with n dignifed entrance, and
when last noted they we're taking the
stomach route to greet Old John l..
Sullivan, Mary and Nancy Shanks.
Old John, one OF the forty elephants
has for fifteen long years, stood by
and watched tho ascendant stars being
manicured and rcgaled for the big act
the one he made famous in his palmy
days-tbat boxing match. Remember?
Sure he's going to stay with them
once you get the smell Of the grease
paint and the sawdust In your nostrils
you just can't get away from II. but
it's sad to be a has been" Only tho
perennial Penrod remains loyal. Faith
fully he arrives in each big city o,
small town and standing before Old
John he warns tho cookies Of his heart.
Mary is that graceful lady whose
slender rounded throat was the inspira-
tion for patent medicine ad. She's
coy and flirtatious and partial to the
foliage being worn this season on mi
iady's hat--not as personal adornment
but as sweetmeat. Nancy ShanKs
IL her offspring, aged two, and with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

city. A committee OF prominent women
will aid him in giving Joy to the children
and nothing will be spared to make the
outing an event in their lives.
An autotruck load of peanuts and
candy will be distributed among the
boys and girls during the afternoon.
The committee that will aid Mr..
Gimbel includes the following:
Mrs. Charles l.. Brown, Mrs. Harry
Behal, Mrs. +. NJ. G. Fleishcr, Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Dannebaum, Mrs. George Il.
Evans, Mrs. Benedict Gimbel, Mrs.
Charles Gimbel, Mrs. Ellis A. Gimbcl,
Miss Rose Gimbel, Mrs. Samuel d. Lit,
Mrs. Jules E. Mastbaum, Mrs. Stanley
V. Mastbaum, Mrs. j. willis Martin,
Mrs. J. Hampton Moore, Mrs. ]. Il.
Mccall, Mrs. Richard Norris. Mrs.
Frank Pfaelzer, Mrs. ]. M. Quencll
(Polly Evnns), Mrs. Lessing Rosen
wald, Mrs. David J. Smyth, Mrs. Ed
ward T. Stotesbury, Mrs. Joseph Smell
lenburg, Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse-
1aer, Mrs. Robert Won Moschxisker,
Mrs I. II. Yirden, Mrs. Louis Wolf,
Mrs. BENJAMIN Wolf and Mrs. Julius
Weyl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

tendency toward the new dances. Andy,
who reared her mother and Is tutoring
Nancy, is not little perturbed about
Il.
Lion Cubs, Too
Nearby Mary arc the lion cubs
There's baby monkey, too and oodles
Of fine looking dogs. Several highbrow
camels who looked at the proletariat in
4 supcrcilious manner we're accused of
being in league with Mr.. Volstead and,
in fact, of being the inspiration for his
late fight of fancy. The camels aren't
popular this year.
But clowns! Oh, boysl Popular :
why there wasn't kid there who
didn't hope TO see AL Miaco or Jules
Turnour strolling around in the crowd,
white paint and all.
Old Al Is with them this year. as he
has been for more than twenty, but the
kids didn't see him. Any afternoon or
evening this week will find him doing
handsprings as neatly as he did in the
old golden days Of pantomime.
Well, they're here and all you need
IS a ticket and small kid to sit beside
you and explain the slories Of the show.
This afternoon Ellis A. Gimbel, of
Gimbel Bros, will see to IL that lot
Of children are there. Following his
annual custom, he will be host to 5000
orphans from asylums and homes OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

You can talk all about the thrill that
comes once in a lifetime, but--bc what
II may, IL can't compare with the thrill
that comes about this time every year
when the circus comes TO town -
The Ringing Brothers and Barnum
& Bailey Combined Shows arrived carly
Yesterday. hut not too early for hun
dred small boys who had gathered at
dayhrcak to be on hand and "suncrin-
tend the driving Of the first stake.
4 mother in the vicinity who had
awaited Johnny's return for breakfast
became provoked as II o'clock drew
near. but no Johnny. Putting the eggs
and frying pan away she said with
fnality. We'll, that boy need not think
ho can come in bcre at noon for his
brcakfast," while father, who had been
waiting for good excuse, decided TO
go and look for him. Long after dark
they returned, prepared for mothers
sroldiuG, but rs happy as could be.
veritable City Built
Within four hours Of the arrival Of
the flying squadron, as the advance
guard is called, veritable city was
built and the 1900 souls who comprise It
wcro "at home" for another week.
An Philadelphia seemed bent on
reaching and lingering about the neigh
horhood of Nineteenth and Hunting
Park avenue. These transients added
some 1000 to the number that swarmcd
over tho grounds and who were loath TO
leav" oven after the four baby lions
were tucked into bed and the shades
drawn for the night.
Tho atmosphere OF expectancy made
itself f"it as fur away as Eighteenth
and Market streets. where five young
stcrs boarded n car in the afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
9rGr7nA> 8o>o,s

EVERY ONE who has hopped Is THERE
- Teller Co.'s store prize more highly than the old
Thirteenth Chestnut Streets lSe[ weh belonged TO
well the exceptional the fat sv a t
individual touches that lasting
make them distinctive You VINO Juno bride than silver and
therefore,
will be take advan
which that Bailey Bidde Co. % houses
offering this year begin the most important collection
this continuing kind the
through Tuesday and WEDNESDAY men are always ready
During these days all their spring expert advice in making
both Not
will b sold at onehrd OIL their and chests of fiat silver magnificent
marked price There are many put the smaller
the that you delightful
little silk dress Emp
This excellent he to t"p well worth
opportunity to fill this need GUS collection ~ ~ u"S IAN
TOR golfer and other who \tAFFLES Don't
are Interested IN sport oh = are delicious when they
inc and csp with melted
WacDonad Campbell 834-36 maple filling little
that the square And the only
have done the utmost IN can be Of
ahonng these Suts lo e to make them
ute comfort and SATISFACTION OF e As well their
Of these SUITS the Pances Franklin Miller 1919
place the coat with
the PLAIN back when mas oeen de You will be
signed to give perfect tive of this
British
homepuns, tweeds and cheo with highly polished fn
particularly good looking June
While buying your SUP YOU'D her future home should
well for their list of
Camp6cs stockings shirts ties ngs which full of helpful
and other golf apparel to go with It, gestons
OFTEN which you
~ but which, cleaned dyed by reliable f could be
advantage know Of no place which recommend more highly than
anything
wish would their work. will be delighted with
the results Don't wait until the really weather arrives to
nannes They will probably need cleaning before
Why Bargs Immediately? Also should
advise that before putting evening slippers away that have
them will be glad to have them ready wear
' THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
Urged Father to Drop suit

An incident showing "Eud" Still
mans position was related Yesterday by
q person who has boon in close touch
il started. According 10 this iufor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

ASS
TT IS appropriate,
i especially d ring
Oak Halls celebra-
ton of its sixtieth ami
versary, that we reprint
this advertisementwhich
we published in the
New Jersey Patriot of \
Bridgeton, N. j., on
Friday, September 80,
1870 - fifty-one years
ago
1t tells our friends
better than anything else
why this business has
grown into a sturdy oak
from the Acorn seeds
planted so many years
ago - to be exact, in
April, 1861.
Our "Money Back
Guarantee" of satisfac-
tion revolutionized
trade in those days, and
that same guarantee OBJ
tains today.
Our policy Of selling
all wool, inaugurated
then, is in force today,
nor has it ever been vio-
lated.
Our policy of buying
in great volume and sell
ing in like volume, so
that our customers may
receive the lowest pos
sible price for value
given, inaugurated then,
is expressed today in the
fact that we wou | d
rather make an indiffer-
ent profit on each of a
thousand sales than to
make a great profit on
each of a hundred.
During our SiXticth
anniversary celebration,
which is now in full
force at the great old
store at 9th & Market
Streets, we have seen to
it that nowhere in Phil
sdclphia is it possible
for men and young men
to match the special
values obtainable at
Wanamaker & Brown.
We would like you to
go to the trouble of
m a king comparisons,
and we will welcome
you either as an old
friend or a new at Oak
Hall.
MAa~2M H4vo.s>
aEFMnBummHaWmSnumnummmRMMmMunwu
lNN lHhHrftERN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10
PRONAJME Sc:
w JSOU PRIPRAVENY!

Dva krasne, move upraven6
a moderne zarizene byty Y Gi-
sic 1926 a 1923 Broadway I've
die "Svetu') jsou nyni k pro-
najmuti ga mirny plat dobfe
odporucenym rodinan. Pet a
Sest velice prostornych pokoju,
kde slunce vnika po cely den,
diva til zvlastni vchody pro
stranne chodby, elektfina i
plyn v kazdem pokoii, tepla
studena voda, V kuchynich ka
MEME vany ma pradlo, koupel-
ma, toilet Sc zvlaStnim vcho-
dem, vsechny pokoje nadhern6
vypapirovan6, vkusn6 ma du-
bova barvene a lakovan6
podlahy barvene. VeSker6
plumbarske zarizeni takt6z IL
pine move. PrihlaSky Sc pfi-
lmou V administered "Sveta"
aneb telefonem Union 204-L.
10-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10
DODATKY K ZAKONU O
DAM z PRiJMu Sc VITA.
HEM K CIZINCUM.

V Sekci $50, clanek 1913 L.
vadi, ze sluhove zastupcu di-
Iplomatickych cizich zemi ne
mail byt vysetrovani ohledne
placeni dane prijmu, kdyz
doprovazeji diplomatic pri ie-
no odjezdu re Spojenych Sta
tn. V tomtez clanku uvadi Sc
Idal nasledovne:
Jezto tato uradovna (Bu-
reau of Internal Revenue) ne
predepsala zadnou formu GER
tifikatu, iehoz by mohl uzit
resident jinonarodni u prilezi-
tosti sveho odjezdu pri vykazu,
re vyrovnal sve dane 2 prijmu,
prijatelny je dopis, anebo pro
|hlaSenf~ vyberciho vnitrozem-
ske dane, jenz predlozen je w
b6rcimu pfistavu a V dopise
tom, anebo V prohlaSeni vyzna-
Gi Sc, re resident jinonarodni
vyhovel vSem predpisum dano
wynn az do dne sveho odiezdu.
" dopise, anebo prohlaSeni ma
byt naznaGeno, ze resident ji-
nonarodni je poddanym, anebo
obCanem (Zde vlozi Sc jmeno
zem6, ktere je prislusnikem)
dale, re ie residentem Spoi.
Statu, kdyz totiz doklad uspo-
kojivy, re residentem Spoje-
nych Statu ie, byl predlozen,
&c vyhovel ySem svym povinno-
stem ohledn6 dane prijmu ga
roxy 1918, 1919, 1920 a ga do
bu " roce 1921 do dne odiezdu
a potom musi uspokojive doka-
zat, anebo nejak dolozit, ze je-
ho odjezd je jen do6asny. Toto
prohlaSeni musi byt prilozeno
k formulari Ok duplikatu)
1040-A, ktery Sc mu vyda a re-
sident cizinec pax predlozi do
klady tyto vybercimu v pristav-
MIN mist6, okdud resident-cizi-
nee odjizdi. V duplikatu formu
lare 1040-A musi byt uvedeno
vysetfujicim drednikem V ura-
dovne vyberciho to. re cizinec
je residenteln re tento odjiz-
di ze Spoienych Statu ven ma
.docaSnou naVStevu.
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PRODAM 40 AKRU dobrou

NODRM 40 AkkU dObrOu
urodnou farmu We velk6 cesko-
slovensk6 osade II skoly osad
nj sine Sc vSim zafizenim.
Pod pluhem je 30 akrd, ostatm
les S pramenitym potokem.
Jarni plodiny prinasi velmi
dobr6 ceny. Pull akru okurek
pfineslo $13O6.00, l akr ces-
kych brambor $152. Pro pfi-
ste jSou pripraveny 2 akry
pro okurky. VSe Sc zde dobfe
dari, dve az tri drody V roce.
krasne zdrav6 podnebi DO ce-
ly rok. Tato osada lezi " liz
MIN cipu statu Alabama, 8 mil
1ychodne cd Floridy, 5 meste
eek okoli, od 2 do 8 mil.
5 mil cd drahy. Cena $4,000.
neco Sc pocka. Blizsi sdeli A.
Blaha, Silver Hill, Box 152, A.
labama. 1911
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Co oba bldaci novem zlo-
emu Sc umlouvali. dosel Luci-
on ma svah pahrbku.
Kdyz jiz sci chvili podel le-
sa, dal Sc prvni pesinou, ku
ktere prisel, a zmizel V hou-
slime. Hledal samotu, vyhledal
81 ticho a stin, by dial svym my
Slenkam volny b6h. Ticho V le-
Sc bylo prerusovano jen zpe-
VEN ptaku, 2 nichz mnozi ne
davno hnizda Vyleteli. V ten
TO libezny koncert misil Sc, ja-
no tajemny prhvod, selest IL
stu, iimiz pohraval 81 vanek.
ida dale bez urciteho cile,
pohrizil Sc Lucian blazen6
sneni. Jeho duse, jeho celia by
tost tonula Y radosti, ktera Sc
zrcadlila ma jeho obliceji a V
jeho jasnych ocich. Opet ma
lezl svoji zboznovanou Eve
nil a ona jei milovala, rekla
mu to! Pochybnost, ktera mu
pripravila tolik trudnych ho-
din, nemohla ho nyni uz mu-
cit. Jake nesmirne stesti. byl
lmiloyan Budoucnost Sc vSemi
krasnymi sliby nalezela jemu.
4 iak zarici zdala Sc mu tato
budoucnost! Nepotreboval n.y.
| nj zavideti Georgi Ramelovi a
Alexisi Mollinovi; byl milovan
jako oni. Nepovazoval to ia
mozne, re by kraSna bytost
kterou miloval. mohla byti je.
mu vyrvana. Evzenie byla je-
no, laska mu il dala. Byla ne.
st astna, potfebovala jeho ra.
me k obrane proti tenn, ktef.i j
potlacovali. Potrebovala pod.
pory, a nemohla sc ma nilsohC