davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14


ty, re div no mrtvice nerani-
la, kdyz mu to oznamili a ma
ty "zlodeje" zaludku do dnes.
Verlm tudiz na slovo ono
mu "cestopisci', kdyz ma jinem
miste pise, "videl isem, jak il
sly zahradnik mel sebou ta-
ke kropici konve plechy ma
rozsazovani kvetin.'
Kropici konve jest take do
bfe sebou witt, nebot' ia
jsem jist, re V Cechach jakzi-
vi MIC podobneho nevideli a az
to tam ten zahradnik priveze.
budou Sc ma to chodit divat ja-
ko ma sedmy div sveta.
Konecne jest kazdeho zcela
soukromou veci, co chce nebo
nechce voziti do Czech, nebo 2
Czech - tohle poslednejSi jiz
Zpusobiti muze nesnaze pri-
Lycdlo vice lidi do ''trublu" -
ale nerad bych videl, kdyby Sc
nasi lide Smahem ridili dalsi ra
dou onoho krajana-cestopisce
brali 81 S sebou ma lod' cesnek
pripravovali 81 "cesneckuo.
S cesneken, vine, Jest to zpro
padena vec. Neni obliben u
mnoha lidi, ba .jsou lide, lsteri.
nemohou vllni jeho vubec sne-
sti a jakmile il uciti, honem u
cpavaji 81 cichaci ustrojl nebo
hledaji cerstvy vzduch. Zllrat-
ka, cesnek, ackoli pry ma W.
borne zdravotni vlastnosti, jest
mnohych lidi, zejmena Ame-
ricanu, velmi nepopularni a je
to tudlz ma povazenou raditi
naslm kraJanum, ably mezi
syymi spolucestuiicimi 81 pri-
pravovali "cesnecku". ia sam,
priznam Sc, mann proti cesne-
ku predsudek, a jest to zrovna
z plavby po mofi, kdy mne O.
sud svedl $ iistou spolecnosti.
jejiz vlasti byla "svata Rus a
ktera nadsene holdovala tes-
neku.
Zdali Jest Ma povaaenou ra-
da tou "tesncckou'. ieste VI
ce ma poyazenou jest vsak treti
rada onoho prozlrayeho kraja~
"a, na tretlm miste jedenacti-
sloupcoveho cestopisu, kan me
oko zabloudilo a kde cetlo:
dale Sc hled' V Americe zba
viii jeste vsech americkych pa
p.rovvcn dollaru, iez mail ma
pis reservation federation
bank. Ma dollaru tom sc sra
III nGkde $3.50 marek av nasi
republice S-l1 korun. pone-
yadz Spojene Staty ia tento
dollar neruti, pozbyva ceny."
Slavna redakce, ponevadz
to, otiskla beze vseho vysvetle-
nj neb poznamky, dala co nej-
zretelneji ma jevo, ze jest
zrovna takovou financni auto
ritou, jako ten jeji redakcni
spolupracovnik, a V tom jest
pravo ten 'trubl". Define tomu,
n nasi kraiane chystajic
Sc ia cestu do Czech budou Sc
fidltl tonto radou zacnou sc
zbayovati tech papirovych dol.
l;iru. M .nhz "Spoi. Statv nerl,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
FEUILLETON.

Snad mic "a pameti .soucas-
MKT neposkytlo tolik a tax
vdecne latky ku psani, jake
cesty neb vylety do stare vlasti
naSich bodrych krajanu. Cd te
doby co plavba byla uvolnena,
lzajelo jich tam par tisic, - ne
lAtef.i' jenom tam. JIM tez
,zpet -. a ackoli by!i mezi nj
mi nekteri, liz nesverili papiru
svych dojmu, jiste jich nebylo
mnoho.
q Domnlval isem Sc, re latka
tato jest jiz do velke miry Wy
cerpana, nez presvedcil jsem
sc .inem. Nest astnou, nebo
st t'astnou nahodou mimodek po
hledl jsem Ma "redakcni stra-
nu jednoho zurnalu tam vi
dun ''cestopis" do Czech ia Sc
sti sloupcich a pax jeste ,slibe-
nc, &c Pride "Dokonceni'.
Lituji, ano lituji vice hez to
slovy dovedu vyiadriti. re pfi
neilepsi Will nedostal isem ca
Su cely ten "cestopis' 81 proci-
gtl, nehot' toho, co isem shle-
dial letmym nahlednutim ma til
,nlsta, poznal jsem, re musi to
byti "cestopis' naneivyse CEN
ny a informaGni - a kdo jeSte
nyni netrefi do Czech, to musi
bVti osoba tax vrtohlava, ktera
at radeii zustane donna Ia by
zabloudila i "a humny ami
toho jedenactisloupcoveho in
dormacnlho cestopisu by Sc ne
Douclla, jak Sc muze clovek
dostati z Ameriky do Czech. Ny
slim, re ami neboztik Kristof
kolumbus, iemuz Sc pricita OBJ
leVenl Ameriky, nevzal 81 tolik
prace vyliGenim sve plavby
jake omen Kodak vylicenim te
eve cesty.
lie jest to rozsafny muz, Vi
det z rady, liz dava odvaznvm
duchum, kteri sc budoucno-
sti odhodlaji nasledovati iei.
Nestyd' Sc witt scbou lep
81 hrnec, pekac ma buchty ne
DO celouzavreny pekac ma hui
su, lzlce, noze. vidlitky, ced-
nlkS Ma polevku, na nudle.
atd."
Samozreime, kdyz Sc clo-
yek yyprayuje mezi lid tako-
We prlmltiynl civilisaee, jest
dobre pamatovati na vsechno
q uste ami neboztik Roosevelt
Sc tax dukladnd ncvypravil,
kdyz jel hledat ! divocinach
Jlln' Amcrlky tn svoii reku
Pochy ybnosti. Neni mad to, jen
sc dobfe vyprayit a pamatoyat
~ vsechno. Bslo raj vyprave-
no, &c listy rodak, jenz jel S
Jednou . nedaynych yypray,
bsl TAX prozlravy, re 81 veil S
sebou / kamna na vareni. A
ncbyla to zadna nadherna ka-
nna, asi takova, co by sc dala
kouplti cd zida 3 druhe ruky
asi IA patku anebo ieste laci-
neji. Vel to ial1o "zavazadla"
v knfrs,, ale nejakv cmuchal
kdeel ~ svgealsEych hlanieich
TO Nycmuchal a bsta kudla V
,,rkn, Proziravan,n kraiane,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first signs of raw, sore
throat, rub on a little Musterole with
your fingers.
It goes right to the spot with
gentle Jingle, IoosenS congestion,
draws out soreness and pain.
MusteroIe is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t has all
the strength of the old fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. 35 and IS cents in jars and
tubes; hospital size So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD -
PLASTER.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24

of East Bridgeport will be called
20 the meeting by the pealing of
the, tower school bell at Barnum
school. This method of calling a
convention of townspeople dated
back to the days when the Purt-
tans were settling the colonies.
In those days the tolling OF the
bell indicated that every man and
was called to the meeting
house to consider some vital pro-
Ject. Perhaps the forewarning of
an onslaught was the message
given to the colonists
The meeting this evening has
as its end a matter of Importance
equally as vital as the ends for
which the meeting of old were
called The people of East Bridge
port desire that steps be taken
Tor the erection of a high school
IN their vicinity and the board
Of education will be represented
20 receive the expressions of the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
FOUND DEAD IN
BED BY BOOMERS

Louis IanelIo, age 20. of Sc Mad
il m avenue. was found dead in bed
yesterday afternoon when roomerS at
the Madison avenue address broke in
the door of his room after he had
failed to answer their summons to
dinner. DR.. J. F. Walsh responded
with the Emergency ambulance and
declared the man dead DR.. Walsh
notified Medical Examiner Samuel NJ.
GarIick. who found death due to nat
ura1 causes.
Ianello had bee nrooming at the
house for the past six months and
had been in the best of health. Yes
terday morning he got UP at Z O'Clock
ana went out for q short walk, He
returned at 10 o'clock and remarked
that he was going to have a. nap. Po-
lice have found that art one time he
was employed by the city. He has a
sister, Mrs. Catherine Commandona
residing at sos Harral avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
ASKS $1,000 DAMAGES

parents of those children for
whom the provision will be made
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24

when he came to the Senate for the
first time and Grover Cleveland moved
into the White House for his second
term.
Senator Lodge has always smiled
a, sort of superior little smile at the
political difficulties of his colleagues
He has never had many himself. at
least any serious enough to really
menace the retention of his memer-
ship in :the most exclusive, gentle
mems club in the world
Year after year for the last three
decades the capital has seen Henry
Cabot Lodge return to Washington,
a little grayer little more wizened,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24

43. Sedley, Amelia. wife of George
Osborne in Vanity Fair
"A Shandy. Mrs. mother of Iris
tram in Sterne's ''Tristram Shandy.''
40 Sharp. Becky, wife of Rawdon
Crawley, in Vanity Fair.
46- Theodore. wife of Emperor JUS
tinian.
III. Titania, wife of Oberons in
Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights
Dream"
IS. Yseult, or Isolde, wife Of King
Mark of Cornwall. and lover of Iris
tram. in medieval rornances. and in
Tennyson's ssIdylls"
AZ. Zobeide. wife of the Czliph
Haroun Ell Raschfd-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24

So. Nickefby. Mrs. mother of
Nicholas, in Dickens Nicholas Nick
feby.''
Sc. Niobe who dared call her chill
dren more beautiful than the daugh-
tiers of the god, in Greek mythology
and in Homer's ''Iliad."
81. Penelope, wife of Ulysses, in
Greek mythology and in Homer's
Odyssey
= IS. Pandora. wife of Epimetheus,
in Greek mythology
SO. Pamela in Richardson's
Pamela"
40. Parisina, in Byron's '.Parisina-"
Al Peacham, Polly, in Gays The
Beggar's Opera"
4s.~Roxana. wife of Alexander the
Great.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24

Each day
published
AIMED n
is
Foolish
The SECOND thing missing fieth
number the IIustr in add
efrstpri Will
Il
Addressa all
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
BAKERY CONCERN BANKRUPT

Formal papers this morning reach
ed the office of Referee in Bankrupt
cy John Keogh in the matter of So
phie Richelsoph, who operated a bak-
ery at zoe Gilmore street The la
bilities are sS,2O5.75, and the assets
$1,000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24

Damages of $500 Care asked by
Louis Spella. this city, in a writ filed
in Common Pleas court this morning,
against Joseph Russo, who operates
the Aurora market. An unpaid debt
of $500 is alleged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
Pealing of Bell
VIII Summon East
Bridgeport Meeting

The meeting thisshrdl hrd cnfw
At S:15 this, evening the residents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
Who Is This Foolish Wife?

Now that you have successfully
identified the first two pictures in the
Foolish Wives contest. here's the
third and fourth one for you. When
you have figured out who this naughty
damseI is you will be we'll the
way to one of those 13 prizes, and
your share of the S45.
Pretty easy so far Well make
the best of a good start, because there
are some harder ones coming. No
matter how difficult any of them may
appear at first glance. however, don t
forget that all you have to do is fol-
low instructions, and you can't help
that list of forty-nine names carefully
and you can't lose
Make a regular family party of
guessing Foolish Wives. Get the
whole family together, two heads are
better than one, and a third viii
sometimes make the psych ologicai
suggestion even if you never before
ity.
But study the rules we'll as listed
below. and if you are too much puz-
zfed. write to he Contest Editor.
Published below is a. list of 40 names,
in which will be found the IL correct
answers. Cut out this list and save
# for reference during the contest.
Today or tomorrow will be the last
! time il will be published. Refer to
this list and carefully observe the
rules of the contest, and you cannot
help but enjoy the test of your knowl-
edge of the Bible history and fiction.
Thinking the time appropriate, with
the coming showing the week OF
April 80 at Polls theatre of the Carl
IaeTnmIe picture. ''FooliSh Wives,
the Times will conduct a contest.
S6S IN PRIZES
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
BY GEORGE r.. HOLMES,
News Service Staff

Washington. April "a = There will
be some pretty Senatorial battles
waged d1Ir1ne the forthcoming Fall
campaign, but none of them will hold
more national interest than that to
be decided in Massachusetts, in No
vember.
For thirty years Henry Cabot Lodge
has sat in the United States Senate
watching men come and go. He has
seen a, lot of them come in like lions
AMI go out quite Iamhlille since that
chill fourth day of March back in g 3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-04-24
LODGE FACES HARDE ST FIGHT
OF STORMY POLITICAL CAREER
Party Split In 1912.

a little more amused at the wfins OF
the celebrates south and west OIL
Cape Cod.
|. Party Split In 1912.
Only once in that span of thlrlp
years has Massachusetts, strayed from
the straight Republican pathway IN
a national election. That was ten
years ago, in the big split of 1917.
but fortunately for Senator Lodge, ne
was not UP that year and so escaped
the fate of many of his Republican
colleagues.
-Four years late; when he was up
again the split had been healed, ana
Massachusetts, once more took her
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-01-19
Auditor S Notice

me N>u''ors oIlce Will be open day of February,
" the assessment of all classes will be the following
hreaIan the dates
and dog tax from Jarr = Jefferson Gath to 12
- ro.. =, 49,, '"i' ''' o'clock.
All ablebodied "S Jan. zaun from 70
of Fl and 60 are requi w u,,- 49,,
poll '"". @'u from 70
ages of 2l and SIS are Drd,or 1 oo,
iN ".N. o'clock
per cent on oil , oo Pageland, JAM 2sth
for taxation on o Ls Cheraw, Feb from
~ - 0'e '"e |oh 10 to O'Clock day.
OathT Is
$3.50 S"'rh 40 BY Every Person Tax Return
all tho p - 10 solemny listed above
Indebtodno ioPerty, Moneys, Credits
Of, ; Investments in Bonds Stocks, Stock Companies or
90 ] ishg 10 me- or under Manager Holder or
usoahd Parent, Guardian, Exector
ooo heer Agent Attorney Factor the LIST day Of
"hch are subject to the of
~ the same at what believe TO be the nake+ In.
~ anu. t ne above list furnished the County Audor ~
and f,L ~ ah 'he property which by
@ tuhe 'hat am liable to Tax and that am
liable to Tax. ~ N'@' "A'o @""' am
0"orn to and subscribed me- this w d.u,. ,ooo
Auditor ~0NN
I. w. Eddins, Audit
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-01-19

state OF South Carolina,
Couny of Chesterfield,
Court of Common Pleas
Bank of Chesterfield, plaintiff.
against
John V. Brown, defendant.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
To the Defendant above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
qulred to answer the complaint in
this action which is filed in the Office
of the Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas, and to serve copy of your
answer to the said Complaint on the
subscriber at his Office in Chesterfield,
South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof; exclusive
or the day of such service; and if you
1all to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
M. j. Hough, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To John V. Brown, the above NAM
ed defendant:
You will please take notice that the
Summons, Complaint and all other
papers in the above case are on file
in the office of the Clerk of Court.
for Chesterfield County, South Caro-
lima.
M. J. Hough,
o'-' Plaintiffs Attorney
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-01-19
L. HI. TROTTI.
Dental Surgeon

Chesterfield, s. C.
o1fice on second floor in Ross
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-11
GERMANY OUR BEST
 COPPER CUSTOMER

During the past year Germany imported 233,O72, ,479 pounds of American copper, or more than the combined takings by our next three largest foreign GUS toWers. Furthermore, this was more than one third our entire foreign shipments during 1921.
 The cost of this copper to the German manufacturers and i'm porters was $31 ,057,096 gold.
 Exports of copper to Holland were formerly for Germany.
 In the past year there was shipped to that country 28,646 940 pounds against 34,228,O46 in 1920.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-11

Today is a big day in McCar- thy with outxide mail and lots of people returning from the states, a bridge crew en route to the river.
 Many callers at the News Office today, hence no editorial, which will never be missed, when there are so many topics of conversation
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-11
ABOUT TRAVELLERS AND
 TRAILS

Carl F. Whitman, mining op. orator of Chisana, is in town to secure his seasons outfit: he arrived on Thursday evening by dog team. Zeke Mullet, accom-. panied him to the homestead, where he is preparing to relay freight.
 The landing of freight into Chisana at this time is no easy task = by horses and bob sleds to the glacier and from there on to Chisana by dog team, con sumes a considerable amount ot time and effort, especially as what stalking there is on the trail, has been done between storms by those who are using it.
 Notwithstanding the fact that we are continually assured by the authorities that work will be done on this trail, so far this Winter it has drawn blank.
 Ed Briggen was in town yes terday from Bonanza, he is pre- pairing to leave for his mining property in Chisana very soon.
 Jack O'Hara of Chisana, who has been spending the winter outside, is an arrival on today's train, he will leave for the in. terior camp as soon as possible.
 George Maxwell left this week on a prospecting trip to the Xii agner, tributary of the Chitina River. With an outfit of 1900 pounds he & his partner expect to do considerable work in that section. Roy Snyder is hauling their freight by dog teams.
 Frank Farnan, who has been at Kennecott for the win ter. is in town getting an outfit ready for a seasons prospecting a. cross the Chitina River. He will build a boat and make a start as soon as the water runs.
 Warren Nelson, who is spend ing the winter prospecting his property on Copper Creek, is a visitor to town this week. In a new shaft he has sunk 23 feet and there is every indication that he is close to bed rock.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-11
Vote for
 James l.. GaIen DELEGATE to Congress Primary. April 18th 1922

He sterling Republican, standing for clique faction but truly of the sound Principles which put the present national administration in power
 He has lived practically all of the last p years in Alaska and is familiar with all portions of the Territory
 He is broadmnded vigorous aggressive, and his with Square Deal among those who know him. He stands for Alaska whole, Alaska for Aaskans and legislation bring renewed prosperity the Territory. The problem of the merchant the and the fisherman will each and all receive fair and intelligent consideration if he represents Alaska at Washington
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-11

(WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS WHAT MIR GALEN's CANDIDACY MEANS TO ALAsKA)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
La policia de. Barcelona, tfas.
una persecution tenaz, ha.
descubierto una banda terro>

MADRID, JUNO 16.-Telegraffa al
Gobierno ell Sr. Martinez Anido que
La policfa he dado con el refugio de
los terroristas que tenian depositadas
varias bombas en- un solar de las
afueras de la poblacion. Ell que pa
|rece jefe de la banda es un sujeto que
esta fichado por la policia y que res
ponde al nombre de Sebastian Puido-
llers. Han sido detenidas ocho per-
scnas, en- relacion con este hallazgo,
|pero Sc guarda absolute reserva, acer-
ca de sus nombres otros pormeno-
res que la policia quiere reservar has
ia que tenga en- SUI poder otros COM
Iplices.
Descargadas las bombas en- ell la
boratorio del Gobierno Civil, Sc ha
visto que eran de una potencia des-,
tructora verdaderamente pavorosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
Auenciasde partido
rlsta, poderosisltna
.El ! 49, en- eI Cine
Tres BandGTas''

La nuy acreditada frma 81. A.
ziusti & Ca.,. estrenara esta noche
en- el cine "Tres Banderas", como sa-
todo Puerto Rico, la grandiosa
production "El 93'', que es una de
as mejores que han llegado hasta hoy
pals.
La Revolution francesa, como sabe
odo el mundo, que conoce pagina por
agina su desenvolvimiento, simboli-
a en- la historic algo como ell desper-
ar de una nueva era, la aurora de
a libertad v de la democracia, Y por
ESQ ejerce sobre todos los espiritus
ma extraha suggestion, en- la cual van
rlezclados los recuerdos de la ferrea
ciudadela que era el complemento del
poder absolute, Ia gracia orgullosa y
un4 tanto insolente del gorro frigio,
las notas apasionadas de la Marselle-
sa, Ia proclamation de los derechos
del hombre, los hechos violentos, lu-
gubres y grandiosos, pero en- todo ca
so infinitamente fecundos, de la gran
revolution. que Ell pueblo de Paris for
jo al calor de las frases de Mirabeau,
de las arepgas e Dalton, de los pan
fietos de Cam Desmoulins.
-E fragor epopeya, D sea Il
Terror, es 10 Gu tsren1os en- eli her
moso film" ads fran esta noche
los sefores y AZ 4sti & Co.," pro-
dncci6n poeas veees igualada, que no
vacilamos en- recomendar al p1blico
de San Juan v de toda La isIa, que
llenara, acknowledgements, para admit
rar HEl 93", el cine "Tres Banderas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
DON JOSE Ma. LOMBA, REGREsA

Aver ha debido embarcar en- Cadiz,
de regreso a esta Isla, donde es tan
generalmente querido, nuestro buen
amigo y companero don Jose Ma.
Lomba. Ell querido amigo Sc propo-
ne pasar aqui una corta temporada,
unos meses, para regresar despues a
La Guardia donde, como aqui, es muy
popular.
Como su viaje es por breve ITEM
po, deja en- Espaiia nuestro amigo a
su distinguida esposa dofa Olivia An
dreini de Lomba, dana que goza de
los mas altos prestigios.
Muy grata ha de ser para los innu-
merables amigos de don Pepe, como
todo ell mundo llama aquf al senior
Lomba, la nQticia de su regreso que
damos hoy.
Nuestro querido amigo v colabe-
rador, estara aqui a fines de mes. Sea
para el nuestro cordial saludo de
siempre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
Ell LcdO. Cruz MOnclOva

Recientemente Sc ha graduadO de
abdgadO en- la Unfversidad de Puerto,
Rico, ell joven culto escritor Lidio.
Cruz MoncloNa, cayas lecturas son
tan copiosas Y cuyos trabajos en- Ia
prensa, han sidO tan justsmente ce-
lebrad0s.
Ademas en- las notas mas atlas, ell
nuevO abogado ha obtenido el prenfio
Benitez Flores, que Sc adjudica mer-
ced g una amplia demostraci6ns de
competencia en- los procedimientos ci-
yiles eNtraorfHinarios (legislaci6n es-
paiiOla,) y ha ganado tambien. el de
folkslore portorriqueiio en-, la adjudi-
caci6n del cusl fue daiG ell laudo pois
ell notable escritor don Miguel Mel6n-
dez Munoz.
Lido Cruz Monclov& .ha hecho so
ciedad con el conoaido abogado don
jose Ruiz de Val, con bufete alberto
en- Rio Piedras.
Eelicitamos al joven y valioso COM
psilero por los exitos academicos To-
grades con el talento Y con eb estudio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-16
0N SARGENTO DEL REGIMIENTO
INTENTA SUICIDARSE

Esta maiiana a las diez, ell cabo de
guardia del Castillo del MORO, oyo
dos detonaciones. Inmediatamente
acudieron al sitio donde sonaron los
disparos, y ALI encontraron tendido
en- el suelo, al Sargento del Regimen
to, agregado al Departamento de
Quartermaster, llamado Francisco
Pagan, quien Sc habia disparado dos
tiros por la sien derecha. Immediate
mente fue trasladado al Hospital Mi
litar, donde Sc encuentra en- estado
sumamente grave.
Segun nos informa que este Sar-
|gento hacia cuatro o cinco dias anda-
ba profugo. Los motivos de SUI fuga
no nan querido darlos en- ell cuartel,
donde preguntamos.