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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-02

"You Are Not Of the WoIvss Dsn."
together; I happen to know that
What's your manner
Shelby looked him squarely In the
eya
Churchill
awhatl Matt talked to me about
that. Fellow named Macklin stalkin' .
girl down Ponca way"
"He's eot hsr; 20 Hanley says, an
that's what I'm here for-seer
But you amt or Churchill. Ths
way ! heard II be was sixty anyhow,
an q down-easteF."
"virginia; he's my father"
.Oh. hI, an where you beenr
"Soldierin' mostly"
II see" his eyes wandered. Sounds
kinder flshy. young feller. but I amt
IN no shape to tell. l reckon Matt
Hanley kin straighten II out, an II he
Is down thar. the best thing we kin do
Is to take yer long. II yer lyin' ye'll
be d-n sorry fore yer get out ag'in.
I'll tell yer that to begin with. but II
yer game to ride along. Wen see yer
get thar all right Let's hit her up,
Juan; them Injuns will need us fore
long. Come on. stranger"
He wheeled his horse and rode OF
on 4 sharp trot and the Mexican fol-
lowed. Neither man % much as
glanced back toward Shelby. seeming.
ly Indifferent a. to what he chose to
do. Yet he knew the customs Of the
West and that II he failed them now
no future falsehood would ever regain
their confidence. he swung into the
saddle and rode silently forward be-
hind Juan. The cattle were still ont of
sight ahead, but they could hear the
calls Of the drivers. Shelby pressed
his bronco up closer to the Mexican,
who had lit q cigarette.
Us It far. Juanr' be asked.
"Nom de Dios! I heard you not.
To the Hole you meani Not far, but
rough, senior; yet there ID no other
way to get cattle in"
'.rhe man with you; who ID her
Juan emitted 4 cloud Of blue smoke
in the air, smiling pleasantly.
"Senor Laud."
"Laudw In undisguised astonish-
ment. what Laudi Not indian
Joe'r
ISL. senior; they cali heem that"
confidently. "He vera bad man. You
know heem, what7''
Shelby gripped himself tightly.
I've heard Of him. that's all. Hes
a Sioux squawman. but I never knew
what he looked like before"
His pony, no longer urged, fell back.
trailing at the rear Of the others.
Juan rode on. unconscious and indif.
ferent, blowing spirals Of smoke into
the air. and humming the strain Of
some Spanish melody, but Shelby was
staring beyond him at the red.bearded
white man slouched down in his sad
die. So that fellow was Indian Joe"
Laud! As never before he realized
to the full the danger into which be
advanced.
indian Joe" Laud! When hadn't
he heard Of himi For years certainly,
ever since be had been In this north
country. yet In appearance the fellow
was not at all what he previously
had imagined that desperado to be.
Laud was gross, bearded. dirty. coarse
featured; to al appearances . mere
barroom tough, yet no man on the
frontier had Q worse record or was
more dreaded and despised. Why was
he here stealing cattle on the very
ysrys Of Indian wafi True. ha vas
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-02

Bacchus kills more than Msrs-t,er.
1An nroyerh
, 1921-03-10
To PLANT Mines with Plane.

Washington.-A new method of
planting mine fields, involving the use
of aircraft and a special type of mine
equipped with a parachute, has been
the subject of recent experiments con-
Quoted by the navy In Chesapeake bay,
1t was learned here. The mine used is
the invention of Charles Kee, mechan-
ical engineer, of Portsmouth, Va. The
mechanism consists of the mine, an
Choir, cable and silk parachute. Large
numbers Of air planes, each carrying
a number of the mines, a be sent
over the arealto be mined and the de-
c dropped at regular intervals.
The parachute eases the descent to the
exact spot selected and the instant the
mine hits the water the parachute is
detached and floats away to sink later.
, 1921-03-10
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For many years druggists AVE watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine. a
1t is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is a Strengthening medi-
cine. 1t helps the kidneys, liver and blad-
der do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test of year..
1t is sold by all druggists on it's merit
and it should help you. No other kidney
medicine has so many friends.
BE sure to get swamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, il you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention his paper.-Adv.
, 1921-03-10
viii See Twin Beds.

of moving picture which children of
Winnetka. n north shore suburb,
should be allowed to see, is the conclu-
sion OF the managers of the commun-
ity house In that suburb. 1.-The COM
munity house tries to provide pictures
that are interesting. educational and
good for the young mind" explained
the Rev. l.. w. f. Davies, director of
the institution. "what picture will
take the place of Kismet?" he was
asked. "Well, let's see" he unused. II
cannot think of the title just now-it's
-er-oh, yes! They call it Twin
Beds"
, 1921-03-10

Dawson. Y. T.-Tnles Of nm oil well
which produces 1900 barrels n day and
shot oil 100 feet into the air before 1t
was capped were brought from Fort
MACPHERSON by Canadian mounted po-
lice who made a 500-mlle trip to the
mouth OF the Mackenzie river. Fort
Norman is OF the Mackenzie river
about 400 miles south of the Arctic
ocean and 500 miles east of the Alas
kan border. The information was con
tained In letters received at MacPher-
son while the patrol was stopping
there.
, 1921-03-10
Jest Drives Boy Insane.

Chicago.-The Jest of jail compan-
ions who told him burglary was n
hanging o%ffense. was held responsible
for driving Joseph Zeman, 1S-year-old
prisoner held for burglary, to the In
sane asylum. When he was arrested
several months ago, he was sane. ac-
cording to jail authorities. When Jail
inmates told him he could be hanged
for burglary. he became insane. ac-
cording to physicians.
, 1921-03-10
Ford, Railroad President.

Detroit.-Henry Ford has been elect
ed president of the Detroit, Toledo &
o r OF the road, to succeed Joseph A.
Gordon, who remains on the board of
directors. 1t was announced at the rail-
roads offices. Control of the road
was assumed by the Ford interests
last autumn. r
, 1921-03-10
Chihuahua to Vote on prohIbItIen,

IA Paso. Texas.-A general election
March "a IL to decide whether or not
the state OF Chihuahua, Mexico. will
20 dry. according to a reported deci-
sion OF the State Legislature at Chi
huahua City. The report, which has
just been received in Juarez, stated
that for the first time In Mexican his
tory nm will be allowed to vote.
, 1921-03-10

was taken with
pneumonia. We
had three doctors.
Then he I o
c~hicken-pox and
measles and last
typhoid fever. He
got through them
all in n winter.
but 1t left him
with such a cough
/ feared he could
not get well. l got
DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Dis
, 1921-03-10

Breckenridge, Mo.-Dr. Joseph Sin
ger Haistead. the oldest living Macon
In America, celebrated his 1881 birth
day here The town declared n public
holiday In honor of the event.
, 1921-03-10
covery and gave

covery and gave 1t to him; it cured
him entirely. lived near Monroe
City, Mo, when my son was sick"
MRS. JANE S. CARROLL.
All druggists. No alcohol. Pre-
pared in both liquid and tablets.
, 1921-03-10

There are 10 stripes in the flag. 1t
means bad luck to those who
oppose 1t.
, 1921-03-10

A small side door in the temple of
Janus has been thrown open In honor
Of Panama and Costa Rica, which
small republics seem determined to
go to war over Coto, a piece of ter
ritory which contains valuable oil de-
posits and which is claimed by both.
Indeed, hostllities already have bro
ken out. n battle has beer fought
and several soldiers have beer killed.
A small detachment Of Costa Ricans
that had occupied the disputed terri
tory was attacked by a Panaman force
and defeated. The excitement In both
countries Is intense. and In the city
OF Panama a war-mad mob even at
tackled the presidential mansion be-
cause President Porras had declared
himself In favor of a diplomatic set
Element of the quarrel. At latest re-
ports Costa Rican forces were be-
ing rushed TO the Coto district. 1t
was believed some of them would be
landed on the eastern shore of
Burica point TO cut on the Panamans
from their supplies. As this shore
was given TO Panama under the arbi-
tration ruling Of Chief Justice White
In 1914, II was feared the United
Stntes might be involved. under the
assumption hat II is obligated to pro-
tect the territorial integrity Of Pan
anna
, 1921-03-10

Don't think that every fool Is ca
pable of writing n farce-comedy.
, 1921-03-10
A Kansas
Woman Testifies

Mulberry. Kans.-"My son, at the
age of 10 years, was taken with
, 1921-03-10

Many stories. more or less detailed.
OF widespread revolt In Russia against
the soviet rule have been coming to
the outer world. usually by way of
Finland. Hundreds OF thousands OF
workmen. hungry. cold and without
employment. were said to have opened
war on the Bolshevlk armies and rul-
ers, and. especially In P%etrograd. there
were heavy. casualties. These reports
lacked confirmation. and were de-
clared false by the soviet authorities.
Recent dispatches from H~elsingfors
said the soviet government had not
lost control and that Lenin was prom
Using the workmen all the relief in
his power.
, 1921-03-10

In the death OF Champ Clark OF
Missouri. former speaker. the country
lost n distinguished citizen and the
Democratic party one of Its strongest
members. He never entirely recov-
cred from his defeat for the preslden-
tlnl nomination In the Baltimore con.
vention and OF late years had been
comparatively inactive. but his life
record Is n OF earnest and at times
eminent labor for his country.
, 1921-03-10

The house committeeewhich investi-
gated the doings of the shipping
board made n report recommending
the transfer of the functions of the
board to an executive department be-
cause what is needed is more central
ization of administrative authority
han can be had with n large board.
The committee found there had been
waste, inefficiency n lack Of CO.
ordination in the work of the board,
but found no evidence ito prove that
dishonest OF fraudulent motives &C.
tuated any member Of the shipping
board of trustees of the Emergency
Fleet corporation" Specifically,
Charles NJ. Schwab and X. w. Boil
Ing. brother-in-law of Mr.. Wilson.
were exonerated from charges OF in
terested action. In general, the board
was praised for 1.-THE most remark
able achievement in shipbuIldlng the
world has ever seem"
, 1921-03-10
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, 1921-03-10

John Shelton Williams retired
Wednesday as comptroller of the cur-
rency' and in accepting his reslgna-
ton President Wilson took occasion
TO comment on the gross injustice"
lone MIR. Williams by the senate bank
ing committee, which had prevented
ms confirmation. One of Mr.. Will
llams' last official acts was to charge
III United States Steel corporation
with exacting excessive and unjusti-
fed prices for its IRON and steel prod
ucts. The accusation was vigorously
denied by E. H.. Gary. chairman of
the Corporation.
, 1921-03-10

said act would constitute a serious i'm
propriety on the part ofsthe Judge"
Jude lands reply to this was to
refer to his statement of last Deem
Der. when he said '"They will never
impeach me. If both houses of con-
eress by a majority vote pass a reso-
luton expressing disappointment at
my attempt to benefit 100000 per-
sops who have "A whole-hearted inter
est in baseball, l will send my resig-
nation as n federal judge to Wash
ington by telegram
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A1TaL DIn COMO HOY
"Recordar es vivir Dante.
Ell WATERLOO DE ALEMAN1A
8 DE AGosTo DE 1918

pehuelgas''l Ell relajamiento de la disci
pima, segtn Ludendorff, tuvo origen
er la propaganda pacifsta; en- la inauen
ria del principe Lichnowsky, por sus rcve
laciones a prop6sito de los causantes de
la guerra, y en- los soldados que retorna
ban de Russia, quienes llevaban va en-
la masa de la sangre Ell 'tbolshevikismo'
Sci ocho de agosto marco la agonia
de nuestras fuerzas militares, 10 cual me
hizo perder todas las esperanzas de con
solidar la situacion valiendome de recur
SOS estrategicos. La guerra presentaba e..
tonces ell caracter de un juego de azar,
que siempre tuve por nefasto. Era pre-
ciso concluirla de una vez.
Temiendo no gozar la confanza del
Kaiser v de Hindenburg, pidio Luden
dorff que le reevaran de sus funciones.
Hindenburg no quiso, pero accedi6 a
que Sc verifcara una reunion ell trece Y
Ell catorce de agosto en. Spa, para yer
81 Sc podria resolver tan gravisimo pro
blema. Ell Canciller de Alemania, Hin
denburg y ell secretario de estado, Won
Hintze, estaban presentes. Ludendorft
expuso la situaci6n militar en- la siguien
te forma: No Sc podia conseguir la paz
con la defensive; era precise negar a
ella por la via diplomatica. Hindenburg
Sc mostr0 mas pesimista acerca de la
situaci6n nilitar, pero Hintze, que vic
venir Ell desastre, resolviose por una con
ferencia con los Aliados, recurriendo pa
ra conseguirla a todos los recursos mas
conciliadores. AL siguiente dia, catorce
de agosto, celebrose la conferencia, que
fue presidida por el ex-emperador Gui-
llermo II.
Asi estaban las cosas.
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Las ofensivas alemanas del veintiuno
de mario, el veintisiete de mayo y ell
ounce de julio de mil novecientos diez
y ocho, pesar de su triunfo tactico enor
me, no produjeron ell fin que buscaba el
estado mayor. La tentative de incl
mar los pueblos de Ia Entente a la
paz valiendose de victorias alemanas,
antes de cue llegaran los formidables
refuerzos norteamericanos, result6 un
desastre. 'tAl principle del mes de agos
to, nos enconthabamos la defensive; !;
logramos contener ell ataque.'' He aqui
las palabras de Ludendorff, generalisimo
del estado mayor alenan, quien aiads
10 siguiente:
''Una parada en- firme en- las opera
clones, no es NADIA extraordinario' A
pesar de todo, Ludendorff confes6 desl
pues, que el veia venir encima ell desas-
tire de Alemania.
Sci ocho de agosto (aniversario del
cicl6n de San Ciriaco'O es ell dia de luto
PoA1 q CJOAC4bO O0 &A1Cnl0u1d O4S5 uO
diciendo Ludendorff. Este dia, ingleses
Y franceses atacaron con gran violen
cia entire Albert y Moreuil con fucrzas
protegidas por un considerable ntmero
de 'stanques'' Penetraroh profundamep
te en- las lineas alemanas entire ell Som
me v ell Luce. Los informes que recibi6
Ludendorff mostraban no solamente la
gravedad sino tambien 10 immense que
iba ser Ia derrota. Ocurrieron actos-
continua diciendo-que nunca iuzgue
rosibles en- Ell ejercito aleman. Los sol
dalos Sc rendian, aisladamente por
destacamentos. Una division fresca, que
Sc dirigfa bravzmente al ataque, habia
sido acogida por las tropas que Sc reple
gaban, con los gritos de ''iabajo los rom
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Cultura ar'tistica

Y esa apatia y esa indiferencia con
que, la mayor de las veces, pasamos ante
una obra de arte Y 10 irreverentes y ne
ciamente desdenosos con que, casi siem-
pre-, acogemos toda idea manifesto.
oion artfstica, traen consigo la consecuen
cia inmediatasa Enuy lamentable, de mos
trsrnos, no pocas veces, irrespetuosos
ineducados, cuando, mas bien que lie
vados por afici6n por conviction, asis
timos un espectaculo de artc aguijo-
neados por Ell deseo, vano y tonic, de
que Sc nos yea Iii, donde NADIA hemos
al fin comprendido nj sentido, en- la ex-
teriorizaci6n de una belleza cualquiera
arrancada un. trozo de arte, o puesta
de relieve en- un momento de inspiration
artistica, va que todo arte no es sino
una pura expression de La belleza misma.
He aqui de clio un detalle que no que
remos pase inadvertido, Ell cual debe CO.
rregirse anhelamos vivamente Sc CO.
rrija.
En- Puerto -generalmente- nos
referimos ahora los espectaculos tea
trales existe la inveterada y malhadada
costumbre de apresurar nuestra marcha
luego de haberse terminado la reprcsen
tacion de alguna obra escenica, sin espe-
rarse cortesmente que baje o Sc cierre
definitivamente la cortina; sino que es-
tando a1n los artistas en- la escena, les
volvemos la espalda en- ell afan de salir
del teatro cuanto antes. Lo correcto Sc
ria esperar que Ia caida del tel6n nos
revelara de un ineludible deber de Cor
tesla, para los artistas que acaban de
ohsequiarnos con las preseas, mas me-
nos ricas, de su arte y de su ingenio.
Esto 10 hemos visto con tristeza rea-
lizarse en- muchos de nuestros teatros
y en- ell seno de muchos de iiuestros pu-
blicos, asi como tambien hemos podido
observar que con frecuencia omitimos
otro de los deberes que nos imponen las
mas rudimentarias reglas de la corte-
SANTA, cual es el de dirigir nuestro sa-
ludo, traducido en- un APPLAUSE, al apare
Ger ante el pdblico por primera vez, a
aquellos artistas que bien Sc tengan me
recida tai distinction.
Esto, aparte de esas continues critic
rias ensordecedoras injustiicadas que
bajan de la galeria y que tanto nos ofen
den nos dafian; todo ESQ debe desapa.
recer incontinenti de nuestro pals, va
que por otra parte, es legendario e In
nato nuestro amor las cosas belIas Ge
arte, que tanto pueden ilustrarnos lie.
vantar dignifcar el espiritu de M S
tras masas.
Pedro MANzANo AvINo.
Guayama p. r.
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(Para el distinguido publicista y IL
terato, Crist6bal Real)

y
terato, Crist6bal Real.)
Els indudable que NADIA da mejor la
medida de la cultura de un pals, que sus
conocimientos sus afciones sus avan
ces en- materia de cultura artistica.
: A todo pueblo como todo individuo,
no lie basta educarse para la vida civil
politica, desatendiendo 10 que concier
ne la educaci6n espiritual va que una
y otra ensenanza 10 es indispensable pa
ra poder vanagloriarse de ir la van
guardia ser de los primeros en- los triun
fos en- las conquistas de la civiliza
ci6n.
Los pueblos depuran sus gustos y Sc
allan sobre ell conlln nivel de los ran
clos rutinarismos, entrando en- plena vi
da cultural sin desperdiciar OCCASION
medic que les permita penetrarse per
fectamente de cuanto de grande, de no.
BILE y bello hay en- la vida del hombre,
dentro del cultivo de las artes, especial
mente, de aquellas que mas sc apoderan
de las alsnas, engrandeci6ndola puri,
ficandolas, ejerciendo un predominio
inefable sobre los espiritus cultos, esas
que Sc naman bellas artes, como la md
sica la poesia, en- ell imperio del sonido
rn6nico y de la rima.
En- Puerto Rico-doloroso es decirlo,
gu etengamos todavia que consignarlo-
no andamos muy adelantados, que Olga
mos, cn materia de arte. Els cierto que
nuestros medios dc educacion artistica.
son harto pobres, mediocres, donde STEM
pre- falta ell cstimulo inteigente y pro-
vechoso v fecundo que realize avances
y establezca una seria y constante y vi.
gorosa propaganda por la que Sc despier-
ten los ontusiasmos; Sc den al espiritu
los re6namientos que traigan como secue
La la depuraci6n en- los gustos populares,
y avive y prepare las inteigencias para
la compression y penetration de todo
10 que sea arte puro, y en- el arte vive
en- ell arte encuentra su gloria v sn
grandeza.
Es cierto todo este. Pero, es tambi6n
una verdad indiscutible, dc que estamos
habituados a verlo todo considerar
10 todo con una gran apatia y una ma
yor indiferencia, hablando desde Ell pun
to de vista artistico refri6ndonos a
,,,, .rrax ,,a,.+o n ,,sroctroc YoiihIicnc cir
dudae aquellos que mas preparados es.
tan y en- mejores condolences para le
vantar Ell espiritu artistico en- nuestrc
pals, la altura en- cue deberiamos apa
recer los ojos de propios v extrafios
va que por nuestra condicion de pueblo
civilizado, llegan hasta nosotros los eco'
dc los renombrados triunfos en- las arte'
y en- las ciencias.
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PORTO RICO sANAToRIUM"
HOSPITAL DE MATER
NDAD Y cIRUGIA

Este hospital dedicado exclu-
sivamente las damas para todo
case de cirugia, maternidad, gine-
cologia, etc., ha sido completamen-
tie reformado estand0 actualmen-
te la altura del mejor hospital
en- Puerto Rico. Para mas infor-
mes dirijase al apartado No. 1882,
San Juan, P. r., a Mrs. j. B.
Circuns, superintendent, Aveni-
da Ponce de L6en No. 100, Tele-
ono 174, Santurce.
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Sc aIqula.

Sc ALQUTLA habitaciones en- el ter
Ger piso casa anexa al Hotel y tam
bien una casa de reelente construction.
Informes "Hotel Borinqusn'' Alboni-
to. 8-21
Sc ALQUILA.-Local propio para
oficinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. P. r
Sc ALQUILA espl6ndida habitacion,
ventilada y c6rnoda, para hombre solo,
CERCA A LA PARADA DEL CAIRO
en- Barcelona %, parada 16 liz, telefo-
no roio. Santurce. 8-9
Sc ALQUILA espl6ndida habitacion pa
Ia caballeros solo. Informaran: San
jose AS, tercer piso. Casa de familia
respectable. p
ALQUILO DEPARTAMENTO
aireadisimo; entrada, bano, inodoro
Independence Tiene patio pequeno.
Propio unicamente cuatro jovenes CO.
mercio matrimonio solo. Solicite se-
nor Rosario Ortiz, Cristo II. 8-12.
CASA REsIDENcIA, de concrete, mil
metros de solar, meses de construida.
Excepcionalmente fresca " comoda.
Frentes Norte Este Una delicia. Sc
vENDE o Sc ALQUILA, con sin
muebles. Ave Lafayette. Stop 4s, Con-
dado. Tel. 761. 8-13
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nuevas, pintado de azul. Informara
p. r. Commercial Corp, Tel. 252, San
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la. comedor v cuarto tocador. Algunos
otros sueltos. Ave. Lafayette, Stop 49,
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Sc ofrece.

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Los DEpoRTEs EN RuERro RIoo
Guayama, P. R.

siguen TN POGO animadas las lucllas de
'.base ball en- toda la Isla, aunque no
con el entusiasmo que merecen.
Los deportes crecen y Sc desarrollan
por la compesencia. Sin esta no tienen
razor de existir mas que como puro pa
satiempo medida higienica.
La rivalidad deportiva es necesaria
para avivar el entusiasmo de los atle
tas y de los aficionados.
Ell amor propio es Ell acicate Que sirve
de estfmulo a los campeones.