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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

quarry and the truck and trailer can
drive under the bin, receive their load
and be on their way back in the space
Of . few seconds.
Three trucks are at present ready
to operate on the county roads, and
Commissioners Whalen and Knowles
were called to Denver this week by
the State Highway Commission to
take over several more Of these army
trucks. This will put quite feet Of
trucks at work on our roads, and i'm
mediate steps will be taken to gravel
the entire surface of the Rainbow
Route in Gunnison county and other
principal roads. Present operations
will start on the stretch of road from
Wilson's to the Bicbel lane. touching
up the worst spots first. Each truck
with its trailer will be able to haul
a load Of from FIVE to ten tons of de-
composed granite.
These several trucks will be used
with the grader patrol system Of road
maintenance which was adopted by
the state and county rpad officials
Immediately after the sale Of the
Highway Bond Issue.
County officials are investigating
the hill Of decomposed granite south
of town. across the Tomichi. with .
view of usng this as q base for sur
facing material also.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
SITE FOR LAND
|NG FIELD
IDEAL

The Chamber of Commerce Com.
mittee appointed to look into the mat
ter Of suitable site for an aviation
landing field near Gunnson, are pre-
pared to submit a complete report
on the matter at next weeks meeting
Of the Chamber. Chairman p. c.
Boyles and F. C. Martin Of the COM
mittee, accompanied by Mayor J. A.
Steele and A. C. Krause. made q trip
Tuesday afternoon to the tract OF
land lying across the Gunnison direct
ly west Of town, which belongs to the
Van Meter estate. These flats above
the river proved to have all the neces-
sary qualifications for q landing field,
and A. C. Krause, who served In the
Aviation Service during the late war,
declared the site to be ideal, better
than any Of the famous Texas fields.
The tract has gentle slope to help
slow up the planes in landing, Is level
and smooth, easily cleared and the
landing direction would be against
the prevailing wind.
From the viewpoint Of the gentle
men who inspected the site, nothing
could be desired whatever, both from
the standpoint of price, accessibility
and ideal lay Of land. Steps are be-
ing taken now TO permit the city to
ether buy or lease this land for a long
term.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
GUNNISON HIGH CINCHES SLOPE
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP BY
WINNING JUNCTION GAME

By winning the Grand Junction
game last Friday, $50, the Gunnison
Cowboys have practically cinched ths
Western Slope championship for the
third consecutive season. Three sche-
duled games and two open dates are
yet to come, but in view Of the dope,
II is unlikely that either Of the three
will come close to Gunnison's goal
line. The team plays at Paonia to-
day, Delta Armistice Day. and Hotch-
kis on Thanksgiving Day at Gunni-
son.
Every effort is being made TO sche-
dulc an eastern slope game, and it Is
thought that arrangements for game
will be completed next week. Such q
game will at least have the advant-
age of showing us what kind of q
football team we have in Gunnison.
Earl Evans, reporting the Grand
Junction game for the Grand juno
tion News, describes the Gunnison
team as follows:
"Swept off their feet in the first
few minutes of play by the ferocious
onslaught of the Gunnion Cowboys,
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

and completely outclassed in every d.
partment Of the game, the Gnn6
Junction high school football elsvsa
went down to . hard defeat at ~
hands Of the Western Slope cham
pions yesterday afternoon by . scoro
Of Sc to 0. The game played At Lnc-
oln park before an immense crowd Of
several hundred rooters, was won
drfful exhibition, in that it afforded
local football enthusiasts ano ppor-
tunity Of witnessing the greatest high
school football team in the state.
"The outstanding features Of the
contest was the offensive work Of the
two Wright brothers Of the Gunnison
aggregation, who are beyond doubt
the most proficient exponents Of fun
damental football in the Western
Slope high schools. "Chuck" Wright,
captain Of the Cowboys, with sensati--
onal long gains thru the line and with
spectacular open field running, treated,
yesterdays pigskin devotees to an
hat would do credi to any
college player in the Rocky Mountain
Continued on page Fivel
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
City Grading Crew at
Work On Streets

The city has in the neighborhood Of
$1,000 to spend on street work, and
under the management Of Councilman
Zugelder, is going at things systemat-
ically. After finishing Iowa street
grading, the county outfit, which is
hired by the town, tackled Ohio ave.
(Should we not call It college Ave-
nue"?) and has done very good job
here.
There is considerable discussion as
70 whether the grading should take
the entire width Of our 76 foot streets,
between curbings, or whether another
Id feet on each side should be allowed
for parking. Some think ten feet
would be better than fifteen, since the
natural seepage from the bitches will
hardly sub-irrigate as far as fifteen
feet under all conditions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
AGITATION FOR NEW
L0V[lAND PASS HIGHWAY

The road boosters In the COLORADO
valley are making much noise over Q
proposed auto route which II alleged
to Be $50 miles shorter to Western
Colorado than the present road via
Colorado Springs and Pueblo
The proposed road il to 90 via
Georgetown, Idaho Springs and Love-
land pass, direct to Tennessee pass
and Glenwood. Business men Of the
Western Slope towns along this north
ern route went to Denver and are
moving every lever possible 70 ct the
State Highway Commission pledged
to the new road.
In the meantime our county boost
ers have gone 70 sleep on the really
abort and feasible rad to the Gunni-
SON and San Juan, the great produc-
ing agricultural and mineral sections
Of Western Colorado.
II IL true that = road by Loveland
pass wuald save probably $50 milee
70 Red Clf6, but L is not true that
you wUuld then b In reach Of the
real producing Western Slope or any
where near It. Thsfe q sti1l the
canon Of the Eagle and Colorado
rivers to negotiate, then tie long
oupd-about road TO Grand Junction
and return, and even should we gst
The short eut OVER the Mcclure pasa
70 Somesssk, lie route viii still b
100 NILES LONGER THAN VIA
THE SOUTH PARK AND BUENA
VISTA, and cost three times - much
. buiN
Just lock at the map, and study \
nth some knowledge Of The wsy
Gno6utaIn ranges and valleys run
The PROPOSED road from Denver e
N6frison, thence by the South Fori
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

Of the South Platte TO Hartsel and
Buena Vista, il already . good road.
It has little rock work and can at low
cost be made into . boulevard. Most
Of It is in grader work, and al Of II
il in direct line over the state diagonal
from Denver to Gunnison. Monfrose,
and the San Juan. From Buens Wis
t. over either Alpine or Cottonwood
passes will have some new construe-
tion, but nothing TO be compared with
the Is miles Of precipitious rocky can
on Of Clear creek, and the tremendous
snowy attitudes Of Loveland pass.
We do not object TO this northern
route for doubtless, It viii come In
time rs . part Of the comprehensive
plan Of state highway development,
but News- Champion would again
earnestly call attention Of the dizziness
men Of this county, and Of the West
esn Slope, moro particularly the Cum
nfson valley and San juan 1ections,
to the necessity of collecting and
presenting the arguments and facts
which will make the State Highway
commission understand the short and
easy route which il available through
the South Park. It is 100 miles short
er than any other possible route TO
this portion Of Colorado. Unless the
facts are collected and presented and
kept before the commission Il will
never know them, and forget what
little has been told by our county
commissioners at the meeting last
January. II takes push and persist
ance to ct . thing Ike this, and yet,
future Development Of cur hsmes, Il
we let the opportunity 70 by 6efault,
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
EXTENSIVE ROAD MAINTENANCE
PROGRAM BEGUN IN COUNTY;
new TRUCKS COMING

Late developments in Gunnison
county road work mark the BEGINNING
Of the most elaborate road maiuten-
ance program ever undertaken in
this vicinity.
Archer Miller has just completed
the automatic gravel loader at the
quarry on the John Boni ranch west
Of town, and one fifteen-ton bin has
also been completed A number Of
these bins will be constructed at the
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
TEACHERS MEET
1t JUNCTION
LAST WEEK
lBy Blanche H. Hurst)

RADIO Educational Association conveue5
ct Grand Junction last week. Thsse
were over 600 educators in attendaneo.
about one hundred more than IL
number registered last year.
This convention was an inspirat3oA
to the teachers Of the Western SIopA.
and each one carried somethine -
back to his own community. Tia
Grand Junction people kept up thairs
reputation Of being royal entertainers.
Continued O Last Paes)
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
to be driven over Black Mesa, probab.
II next week.

to be driven over Black Mesa, probab-
IL next week.
This y . brand new develop
ment in the cattle business, and while
conditions are now unusual, II . feeder
trade to which our prime stu6 can be
driven il thus opened It will be . very
decided economic advantage to all Of
Western Colorado. The Gunnison
stoclmen will be saved the high ex-
penses and exhorbitant freight charges
today on the Denver market. The
Western Slope alfalfa and grain far
mer will in turn secure high, quality
Of feeder on which to build, and save
freight on his hay and grain out, ~
well as securing the resultant fertilix-
er. There is no doubt Z future here,
which could be carefully exploited by
the Stockgrowers Association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
VIVA Home Town Paper Week.

Subscribe for your home town
paper week, which has bsen ~
for November 7-12., has not
been devsaoped into . great na-
tional campaign bccauss The
poor editor needs ~ money
but beeause thsr0 Ms nevsr
more need tlmn these = today
Of laying emphasiS on Tia
homely, solid, substantial things
Sshsesibs for H. Hsn,s I;
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

eHcu htIlke mas Oeen c8lleO OH
by the "big five" chiefs. Certain
concessions have undoubtedly been :
!. obtained by the men. =
The First National Bank phones
US that marked advances are re-
ported in cattle prices in conse- :
quence.
. :
Will there be q railroad strike SUM-
day. the S0th, and what will result II
One is inclined to agree with Thos.
H. Edison in his latest interview when
he observes that life is getting 80 COM
plicatcd there is danger Of break
down Of civilization.
This threatened railroad strike ID
SO complex in it's causes and effects
that the average man, unless he
blindly follows his prejudices, 10 un-
able to settle upon conclusion - to
the right or wrong Of 1t.
When the order came cutting the
their order TO strike was apparently
Union, declares he told them II was
Nsc0E SsioS Wokcb nObk COHlc OOWus vi
the other hand, the railroads, probably
with the connivance Of the administra-
ton, the labor board and the interstate
commerce commission have made al
most no concession n freight rates
worthy Of the name.
Now they demand another reduction
in wages, and expose . desire to take
away all the safeguards and rights
the railroad men have been fighting
for these twenty years. Seignority,
the eight-hour system, terminal and
switching provisions, safeguards, and
many other rights are to Be thrown In
to the discard, and perhaps THEN
there will be slight reduction in
rates.
In this controversy, the men are
clearly right, and in asking that .
freight reduction corresponding 70
their wage cut already made, should
come NOW, they are standing for
the whole body Of American shipper1
and consumers who pay the freight
in the end.
The labor board is exercising III
authority q q branch Of tho govern
ment to threaten the men with dire
things II they disobey its orders and
strike. This same labor board, how
ever, allow big railroads like the
Pennsylvania, to violate its orderl
with impunity. That, Of course, 3 moi
. reason for the men to strike In d.
fiance Of law, but it does show whert
the wind blows, and almost eived
credence to the suspicion voiced q
some quarters that this crushing d
the unions has been premeditated
that the era Of business depression and
Unemployment has been aggravated
with the full intention Of having
enough idle men to draw from n thl
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
MEET AGAIN NEXT THURSDAY

President Fogg of the Gunnison
Chamber of Commerce has issued q
call for n meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce next Thursday evening.
Place not yet specified.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

q small town ana country Ia,
which Ar The vo1y W1kp an1
Woof o1 H. country new1papo9.
Every hoan1 into which ~
homo paper ooes thers1y - :
greater interest," 81 tho eo1a-
munity; and eo1.nnun1tY u6lf-
darfty 3 DANG mneh - eG4xr;
~ through H. b(gied ~ unzuGe
and discontent which = 6oe3ea<
able svegyuheee.
= RApGr Wei. Nv. III
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28
RAIL STRIKE CALLED OFF BY
BROTHERHOOD REPRESENTATIVES

process Of union killing, and that the,
men high in authority are conniving
ut the situation.
On the other hand, there is q strong
reason TO believe that both the stock
holders of the roads, who are shy ON
dividends In transit or in prospect, and
the railroad men who sgh for the war
time days Of government management
are deliberately trying to force gov
ernment ownership at this time, Q
proposition that the public is not will
ling to accept.
There is general shrinking from .
paralysis of business and the actual
suffering that q strike would entail,
and the disposition to hold the men
responsible II they do strike. It il =
condition that the men should weigh
carefully, however much they and their
sympathixers believe they are right.
To be right right candid, Il looks 10
us that the men are night in the con-
troversy, but whether they are wiso
in forcing fight when the stage was,
70 obviously set and the trap baited
for them, Is quite another question.
Again, referring 70 Edison, sLife II.
becoming 20 intricat6, - involved, -.
mixed up that Il ID dinieplt 70 tell
what will happen as result Of any
act. Government, finance and indus
try arc daily becoming more mixeo
in maze that human ingenuity seems
incapable Of untangling."
Prof. J. H. Ferris is organising
class for the study Of community
problems to which all persons interest
ed in this subject - specifically ap-
piled to our town, are cordially invited
TO Join. The class will meet for or
ganixation in Room "a at the Normal
Monday evening, October 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

Bob Potter. town treasurer, has
invested q tie residence property of
~; 8, v; ~ Haarper in Wet Gunnison.
Standby. Grandma Hazper i stay
ing with her danGh3ss, Mn. 7. J.
Choupson, for the present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

E. q. Palmer md n. C. Bartlett
made . trip to Russell laJres n ths
San Luis valley near Seguache last
Saturday, returning Monday with tie
Limit of fifteen ducks aliece.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

Word comes over the wire as
we go to press that the threat
ened strike has been called of
by the "big five" chiefs. Certain
concessions have undoubtedly been
obtained by the men.
The First National Bank phones
US that marked advances are re-
ported in cattle prices in conse-
quence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-10-28

~ ~ Duu1Dnsue
- 0ana1sso 0BnnoD
csaoseoe vesen1s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05

padre Esp T. de Die 1871 l0
msmo ocurr prob6 la separation compea de
1890 La duSnte ell
esenca de legitimlad 10 cua
matrimOno3 r. c. H. 80 este ash
ho dia sguiente del matrimo4 L. r. c. On s.
544 siendo sucien sostenga e ono es
despu6s del Observation-Disclosures
Bingham 497-L legal de jo
del nacido dentro del matrimono legi
que ho fue engendrado por hombe
despuGs convirti0 marido de la made-Dennison
Page Is Am. Dec 64-Concepciones antenupciales
debitan legal legtimidad ho nacido del
Iegfimo Sin embargo exse derenca entire
jos conebidos marmono nados deno del mat
despues nacidOs fuela del
utimO preba de la mpugnaci0n
pues que aqu marmonie soamente la cOhab
del matrimono la cereza ega
c. 730 Cuano muer hombe estan comprOmetdos
despu6s ho legftmO
matrimoniO36 L. r. A. On 81 261-Existen
que homre muer
que consd que ha adoptado al ho al
cmento matrimono3 r. G. L. 73 La mpugnac0n
de egiad naco despue del matrimo
o sin agar que mposbdad sca por marido
Hicks IS Dec 451 Por este artfcuo
coprend o aterino puede converrse en- egtino
embargo mismo hjo anas odria
legitimate ieconocido de esado de
estado de io egitmo la
senca Para jo legftimo basta
matfimono por que ombre es e.
querda que despues Ia esposa
ii hombre casa qteda hjo cqncebo
como deS despuA de iombe queria
amque eh0 aaaItefiho POT gftn6 pues
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05
PRoNTuARIO.
l99

ho del matrmonio, 10 esenca
camo para iegmar ho aduerno naciela antes
de del referido podria hacer
jo tiene caldad natural LO sucede
dstina hio adulterino
81 10 hubo hombre fuea eoso les este
ho 81 muer enviudaa hOnbre quen ella
cngendro jo (unte marmOnio de ea) seria egmo,
anque nacera del segundo marmono de la
ho seria considerable emo del marido habr
edo de los scntOs da de dsouc6n del matrmono de
ca porque la mujer podra marmonio vao de
Agunos sOstenen teora contraria
Oos eniendeh que o ogen udoo pertenece los dos
maridos que tiene succession del del OO
fue possible h de padres Oos lie dan o ell dereco
de elegr padre al ega mayordad siguendo las teo
as nga peo stema conario la natureza de las
espru de las ye La paenidad obra de la natu
raleza del caprcho En- oen de la naturaza e padre
hjo po stema hjo dara padre Otros
tende que jo pertenece nguno ados an
qenes juzguen que dcho de la mae La ega
c6n antigua pazo por pero Codgo 10 deem
por tai varante hala
eeseo favorecer @ aeiar todo motive de dudas En-
arrego da han naurales
exclue compute
momeno maner que ho nacido dentro de los ls ds
que mpugnara gmdad La nade 10 tan
to- tene dereo de pugnac6n solo corresponds
padre. t
CNbe1OEn arculo diferenea del Pororriqueuo,
que copados Epao que esaecn que tales
jos 1gos conurrieran la sguenes circunstan
sahdo casars enbarazo
mer Haber consentdo eando presen pusera 81 pe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05
Manifesto

Manifesto del vapor Porto Rico.
llegaio &c New York The New York
and Porto Rico :. 5. co.
! II. Alvarez Co.. - balrileS papas,
- jaulaS cebollas, 26 cajas de que
sos
Buqucro Y Co. 10 cajas mantequi-
! LA.
! c. A. ForteZa. II sac0s chiclarOs.
! ~ iaulas cebollas. 100 barrilcs papaS.
10 jauElS jamones, 30 cajas Y % alta
! dos quesos.
Frciria Hnos.. 20 fds. papel Y GJ ca
jas manteca:
z. Gonzalez Co. 50 fds. papel. %
ca jas T. atds. quesos.
Gomez V Vega Sdcs., 30 sacos almi-
don. IL tercios jamones, $50 bis. pa
pas. % SacoS harina trigo, 110 Sacos
habichuelas, 10 cajas quesos Y 90 ca
| jas manteca.
Malgor Hnos. GO sacos almid6n.
: - +. pita. 30 sacos habichuelaS Y %
cajas maizena,.
| J. Ochoa Hno. $50 bis. de cemento,
! 100 sacos dc almid0n.
| Pcsuuera Co. p sacos habichue-
las.
Perez Hnos, 30 caias f0sforos. 30
+. pita. II SacoS chfcharoS. 70 cajas
manteca II atds. quesos.
Jose Perez Hnos., % sacos chfcha-
roS. 25 cajas velas. Is cajas quesos Y
i tercios jamones.
s. Ramirez Co. II b. jamoncs. 10
h. tocinos. 81 cajas menudos y D ter
clos bacalao.
Rodriguez Trelles Hnos.. cajaS
! chocolate. % caias f6Sforos. 20 barri-
| les papas. ~ +. papel, % sacos chfcha-
ros cajas yasos llelados.
| Frank S. SoIer, so huacales frutas,
$50 barrilcs papas. 100 jaulas cebo-
| Has.
Sues de Perez Hnos.. 100 sacos al
mil6n - sacoS habichuelas. 25 sacos
rhfcharos 10 sacos pimienta. 1 Sacos
| eSpecies 30 +. pita.
Iriario Santos V Co., - cajas NAH
tequila.
| T. r. Brewing Co. IL bultos varios.
| NiIlar Sanchez Y Co. 30 caias colen
| 10 sacos chfcharoS, 400 cajaS jabones.
| 10 atds. molinilos para cafe. = Cijas
! chocolate. > caias dulces V ) sacos bo-
rax
| Miguel Aguil6 10 fds. papel. % ca
! jas quesos. 10G bis. de papaS.
! A. Bo0thby, l ca jas chocolate.
Carvajal Borri Y Co, - sacos chi
char0s. 30 cajas aceitc mafz, p ca
| jas queSoS, p sacos habichuelas.
! ID. Dominguez Y Co. 25 cajas f6sfo-
r0s, % sacos almidon.
Sue. de b. Fernandez Hnos.. 80 Ca
| jas manteca
| Freirfa Y Co., 100 cubos manteca,
- +. pta Is caias quesos, 80 barri-
| les tocino
Edward g. Gonzalez Co., 30 bis.
papas. so jaulas cebollas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05

del individun eS garantfa del equili-
brio de las colectividades.
VI.-Cuando jovcn. ahorra para la
cdad madura porque la juvelltud es
spmilla que ell la madurez Sc recoSe.
VII-CuandO adulto ahOrra para la
vejeZ, porque en Ia fortaleza de In
cdad viril Sc cimenta la tranquil
dad de la senectud.
NIII-Cuando virjo, ahorra para los
hijos de tus hijos: Que 81 asf engen-
dras gratitud. habras sido nuevo pa
DIRE.
IX.-Ahorra siempre: porque el que
ahorra es censtante Y lii constancia es
gotta de aqua que hOrada la pieira,
X.-Ahorra siemprc: porque el que
no ahorra es previsor Y Il quicn prebG
los sufrimientos, medic aliviados le lie
gan.-H. M.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05

Vapor americana Marina sali0
aver para Santo Domingo, San Pedro
de AIacoris La Romano.
ENTRADA Y SALIDA DE BUQUES
Ell San Lorenzo. Seiiaado para sa-
lir el Sabado a las II NJ. de New York
para este puerto. X
FL philadelphia" Sali6 el lunes a
las ) r. NJ. para New York.
Ell Ponce, sali6 aver Il las II NJ.
para New York.
FL Caracas" lego esta maiiana, en-
viaje para Venezuela.
lei San Juan" lego anoche las
10 p. NJ con carsa, correspondence Y
pasajeros.
Ell porto Rico, por puertos de la
Isla.
Ell "Cornelia" sali6 para New York
con $4,000 sacos de azticar.
"Nfillinocket sali6 el viernes de Fa-
iardo para New York, con 10000 sa-
cos de azlicar.
Ell "Sseomy', sali0 el - de julio de
New Orleans. para este puerto con
carga general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05

algod6n. II cajas varias. 20 bis. toci-
10. l15 -sacOs harina de trigo.
Sosa V Forester. 10 barriles papaS.
10 jaulas cebollaS.
Union Commercial Co, - bultos Va
lioS.
Tcodoro Vidal Sanchez 30 bis. pa
pas. 100 jaulas cebollas.
a. Vicente v 60, % sacos chicharos
30 rollos de pita.
SuaZo Y Seijo. 10 sacos garbanzos
L. padfn Y Hnos. II bis. papas. IL
iaulas cebolla>. II cajaS uuesos.
Suro Hno.. 81 cajas mcnndo> y - b.
tociuo.
Fortcza Hnos. 63 de iamoncS, 30 ca
jas jai,6ll. II caiaS GicHos.
San Miguel Inos.. - lmrriies toci-
no. p cajaS salchichoncS.
CortGs Hnos.. II bis. papaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05

NJ. Lamadrid Y Co, Sues. 100 l. pi-
ia.
V. MGndez Co.. 100 atds. dc velas
Martinez Hnos. 2J e. f0sforoS, 100
ajaS mantcca. f5 cajas qnesus.
Plaza Provision Co. 100 imrrileS
carues, 10 bis. papas. II iaulas cebo-
Has, 25 caias leehe. > bis. jamones, II
cajas manteluilla,, 10 sacos habichue-
las, G3 h. Nalios. % bis. carnes. ~ ca
jas qucsos Y Is caias frutas.
Manuel Qlintana y H'ios., II ca
jas qresos. 30 caias f0sforos. II sa-
COS chicharoS 1od caias rhantcca y
% Sacus garbanzoS.
Sues. tr jose Fernandez Co.. 1lU
fds. papcl Y 81 cajas menuio>
Sue. de l.. Eillamil v Co. ) ca jas
.iabones, % sacos habicheulas. fdS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-05
LOS MANDAMIENTOS DEL AHO-
RRO

I.-Ahorra p0r amor Il DiOS. pues te
m;,ilda cuidar de ii V tie tus pr0jim0s.
II--Ahorla por amor Il tus padres !:
81 ell0s ab0rrarOn, para imitar su
virtud; v 81 no ahOrraron. para per-
servar SUI ancianidad de pOsibles We
leidades de la fortuna.
IIT.-Ahorra por amor a ii; que ell
ahorro es como Ia hygiene: curaci6n
anticipada.
IV.--Ahorra por amor a tus seme-
iantes. para aqpiepes, IL .cortedad de
tus gastos puede trocarse en- largue-
"a de tn generosidad.
N.--Ahorra por amor la sociedad
en- que wives, porque ell buen Orden