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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
SUBCRIP ton RATES

When a man is advised to
take a change and rest, !" the
doctor takes the change while
the'patient takes the rest
The biggest coward is tn one
who Is afraid to dc right
knowledge every father should
'impart to his son: Learn to
save before you learn to shave.
You pay attention to what you
eat; others will pay attention to
what you drink. :
One indication that we're
getting back to normally is find
ing the majority of men hard
up again who spent money like
princes for few years,
There are two kinds of men,
those who think dinner is a
failure if they are not called up.
on to speak. and those who think
it is failure if they are.
The reason old bachelors are
harder to capture than widows
is because most bachelors can
mend their own clothes and even
cook, in pinch.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
Miss Draper Goes 10 Market

Miss Leila Draper will leave
Saturday for Nashville and Lou
isville, where she will spend
three weeks acquainting herself
with the latest styles in millin-
cry. On her return to Gaines
boro she will open a millinery
shop of her own. in the depart
ment store of Draper & Draper
Co.
Miss Draper has been associa-
ted with this line for a number
of year and thoroughly under
lands the business. For the
past four or five years Miss
Draper has had charge of the
millinery at Quarles & McCaws
ley Co. which has recently
changed hands. On this trip,
she will buy a nice line of head
wear for spring, all of which,
will be of the very latest styles.
Her opening announcement
will appear, in due time, in the
columns of the Sentinel.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

N. w. Hercd, popular Rat
drummer, was in town this
week.
Remember the DOLLAR DAY
weel: at Draper & Draper Co.,
starts Monday. Feb. 6. This is
an opportunityto pick up some
real nice bargains Come early
and avoid disappointment.
NJ. P. Bailey & Son have re
ceived their shipment of grocer
les and are getting down to bu.
siness. Read their announce
ment in this paper.
NOTICE-A car load each of
Brick, Lime and Cement just
received by Draper & Draper
Co, and the prices are right
Miss Leona Halle, of Flynn's
Lick, was thesguest of relatives
in Gainesboro one day. last week.
Riddle Young has returned
from Nashville,
Tanlac is appetizing, invig-
Grating and strengthening. Try
it and be convinced. Anderson
& Halle, Gainesboro, Tenn Adj
vertisement.
Quarles & Reeves Co., are of
fering some DOLLAR bargains
for the week begging Feb. 6.
Read their ad on page 2.
! Bro. Early will preach at
Woodrow Sunday afternoon.
j. C. Murphy, of RE-, was in
town Monday.
G. c. Huffines. representative
of Phillips Trawick Co., after
being confined to his room at
the Tardy hotel for several days,
was able to resume work Mon
day.
J Bill Early, who was consider
ably bruised up in an auto acct.
dent about three weeks ago, is
able to go about with the aid Of
a crutch.
If you once give Tanlac an hon
est trial, you will add your voice
to the thousands of others wht
are praising it. Anderson &
Halle, Gainesboro, Tenn. Ad
tisement.
7. l.. Gist was called to Celins
last Friday on account of the
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

Prohibition officer Il. J. Lynch
came in town Saturday with a
100 gallon still. the largest ever
captured in this immediate Sec
ton. The still was found in the
Buck Branch section, about 3
miles north of Gainesboro.
There were no indications that
the still had been in operation re-
Gently. 1t was brought to town
and left at the garage.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

serious illness of his father j.
R. Gist. who suffered a paralitic
stroke Thursday afternoon. His
condition is serious and little
hope is held out for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Cason of
Carthage, after a ten days visit
to relatives on RE-, nave returnd
home.
Miss Bonnie Shoulders is re-
covering from severe attack
of tonsilitis and flue.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold
on a positive guarantee to give
perect satisfaction. Try them
tonight and you will be delighted
to find the results you have OBJ
tanned. An derson. & Halle,
Gainesboro, Tenn. Advertise
ment.
B. C. Jones and Edwin Nc
Dearman have formed a partner
ship and will wife insurance,
both fire and life. Putnam
County Herald.
H. M. Cornwell continues to
improve in health, to the graft.
cation of a host of friends, who
trust that Uncle Dick" will be
with us for many more years. :
Putnam County Heard.
W. H. Trousdale, travelling
salesman for Orr Jackson Co.,
and a member of the firm OF
Trousdale Bros of Red Boiling
Springs, was looking after bust.
ness here Wednesday.
Hear Rev. K. A. Early at the
Methodist church Sunday morn.
ing and night. Subject for the
night service is The Scarlet
Thread. +" You are cordially in.
vited.
!, Attorneys D. B. johnson anG
IP. j. Anderson have returned
from brief stay in Nashville.
Chas Brown was out of the
bank Thursday on account OF
a severe cold.
DR.. Cav is not feeling SC
well this week.
Jesse Owen has closed his
school on Morrison's creek and
returned to his home on R.3,
Cookeville.
Mayor G. B. Settle was or
the sick list Thursday.
Demos Bilbrey, of Hickman,
representing C. T. Cheek & Son,
was here Friday. Mr.. Bilbrey
is nephew of Mrs. John H.
| Sta ford IF thic oitv
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

Revenue officer H. ]. Lynch
came in town Sunday afternoon
with four moonshiners he had
captured near Gibbs X Roads.
He also destroyed two large.
stills at this place.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
7. R. Wilson Visits Home.

7. R. Wilson, of Honey Grove.
Texas, after a weeks visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
Wilson of Rough Point. returned
home Tuesday. While in Gaines
boro he stopped at the Sentinel
Office and renewed his subscrip-
ton for another year. He has
a habit of making a visit back
home every two years.
Mr.. Wilson mas two sons, 10
and 81 years of age, who are
rapidly becoming famous as
football players. especially the
elder one. A write-up. in re-
gard to these two boys, which
recently appeared in the Honey
Grove papers follows:
Much interest was manifested
here in the A. & M. Center foot
ball game at Dallas Monday
afternoon, a large number at
tending from here, and others
watching the scoreboard on the
west side of the square where
the returns were received. The
chief interest centered around
Fred Wilson, a Honey Grove boy,
who played in the game and who
proved to be the star of the
of the battle. Fred is captain
elect of the team for next year
and in the game Monday distin-
guished himself by making the
safety and touchdown for his
college. He futher distinguish
ed himself by making the safety
aud one touchdown for his
college. He futher distinguished
himself by outplaying his op.
ponent Robert of Center. the
acknowledged All-American end
for all time. The touchdown
which Fred made was the result
of a forward pass, and Robert.
as, well as the entire Center
team could not stop him. He is
said to have outplayed the much
lily touted end in every part of
the game, and his many friends
congratulated him upon his won
derful playing. The score was
A. & M %; Center IA. A. & M,
by defeating the miracle team
from Kentucky, can consider
themselves the greatest team of
the age.
DR.. Ettinger, the foot ball au-
thority of the Interscholastic
League, was asked to name an
all star team from the Texas
high schools and did so. Wilson,
of Honey Grove, was the only one
considered when DR.. Ettinger
came to the point of naming a
quarterback. The doctor had
not seen Wilson On the field, but
Wilson's work had won so many
encomiums, and his record was
so fine that he was picked sight
unseen," as the boys used to say
when they snapped knives. In
this selection all the foot ball
authorities of the state concur
for no one doubts that Fay is
easily the greatest quarterback
in the Interscholastic League.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
J. Y. Pistole Seriously Cut.

J. V. Pistole, one of the lead
ing farmers of End district of
this county, is suffering a pain
full knife wound on his arm, as a
result of a difficulty with Jake
Keithly, which occurred last Sat-
urday. 1t is stated that Keithly
had rented some land from Pist-
tole and the two had met to dis
cuss matters pertaining to the
rents, etc., when Keithly cursed
Pistole and hit him on the heal
with a whipstock, and after this,
Keithly's son, John. came up and
slashed Pistole on the arm with
a knife, inflicting an ugly wound
on the front part of the arm
near the wrist. DR.. Reeves.
who was called to dress the
wound. stated that although the
wound was a dangerous one. it
was healing nicely.
Neither of the Keithlys have
been arrested, andare reported as
having left the county.
Mr.. Pistole is an excellent
citizen and has scores of friends
iIl Gainesboro who are glad to
learn that his wound is healing
so rapidly.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

Cloud Halle tcol.. age about
65. died at his home here Satur
day afternoon after an illness of
several weeks. Uncle Cloudy"
as he was familiarly known. had
been living in Gainesboro for the
past 20 years, and was a quiet,
peaceable old negro He is sur
vived by his wife and several
grown children. lnterment in
the Brooks cemetery near town.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

The local basketball team will
meet the Celina team Saturday
on Celina's ground. The boys
will leave on the st. Fall early
Saturday morning with Prof.
J. F. Beck in charge.
Here's wishing you the best
of luck boys.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
E'L Petl'6ico.

En- SuiZa empez0 va d engGiiar ill
cautos con unas supuestas ~concesiones
pctrolffcrGs, y q compaifa de Ia va
citada Madame t., de otra polacE
amiga suya y de una austricG, tam
bi6n rubia Y que tambien ha PRODUCT
no On Espaila gr;sildes estragos, sc de-
dic0 a f%recuentar los grandes hcteles
en- d3rde sc c~Ongregaban los rlcos dc
TODD 81 mundo. Entire In Princcsa y
Madame t., que hablan cast todas
las lenguas Dc Europa, enabarcaron II
no poccs cdndidos, Y en- Suiza ln que
dado tai rastro de sus aventuras, que
raro es 81 hotel On donde de elias no
guardcn recucItlo.
I'll Petr6leo la sido tambi6n utiliza-
do en- Espaha Como espejuelo psra ca
m ~incartos, Y dc Il guardian dol0r0-
sa memorial Glgunos sefOres dc edad
madura, los cuales, como es natural.
no hablcn por tenor a que 81 nombre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
DIARIO INTIMO.
Originals dc una poctisd.)

Julio 13.-El dfa de hoy. ha sido
uno de los mas dichosos de mi vida.
He estado Ell ell campo. Las prade-
ras estaban cuajadas de margaritas sill
'vestres. FL aire era fresco Y rejuve-
necedor. Toda la pradera estaba ale
gre: Nos brindaba su alma a borbo-
tones.
Las montafios estaban mas verdes
que nunca. Gigantes eSmeraldas pa
rccfa, que anSiaran %alargarse hasta
llegar al cielo. Mi hermano y 20, SUI
bimoS hasta Ia cumbre. ;Oh Ia cum
bre! Cuando la escale, c%omprendf
IL alIf estaba siempre mi espfritu:
NADIA meior u vivir en- la cum.brc ale
jado Gle las torpezas de Ia humanidad.
;Cuantas serpientes, vi que arrastra-
banse en- ell Suelo!
Cuando estuve Ell 10 mas alto de
Ia montana, recordG Que nuestros mas
grandes hombres. llevan sus yidas
nnidas al recuerdo de una montana,
que rue Suld y SoldD uN ~" hihN".
Munoz Rivera. va undo Il sus
ta1as de Earthquakes; Barbosa. Il
sus montanas de Bayam0n Matienzo.
cl gran Matienzo, de quien pocos So
acuerdan va. va undo al alto y for
midable Yunque de Luquillo; Y dc
Diego. el dulce y tierrO mutilado. que
en- sublimes tercetos cantara a Laura,
undo va al Cerro dc las Animas, que
q ca%ntara...
Yo m las montaiias. Elias son
mi ideal, porque al par dc ser feme-
ninas. son sfmbolos de fuerza, de
amor, do concordia y dc esperanza
sobre todo...
Celeste Rub.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
Ell 6Sp|addO aCD dc anOdlG en- d
T4tTO Municipal

Ell viejo teatrO Sc VIC anOche reno
zadO como m Sus veladas mejOres, y
Ofrecia, con ell bellO y sencillO adOrno
que O~stentaba, I'm aspectO verdadera-
mente precioso. De las b%arandillas de
la amplia herradura, pendian Original
les cOlgaduras, en- las que lie motive
ornamental era la e~strella solitaria.
Del palcO central, c0lgaba una gran
bandera portOrriquena. Ell ~escenariO,
convertible en- un bellO anfiteatro grie-
go, da5a una perpectiva admirable,
e~mbel,ecidO por la Reina de la fiesta,
pOr las musas que. la acOmpahaban,
como damas de honor, pOr los pajeci-
Hos que cOmpletaban ell armonioso
c%OnjuntO.
Tenian asientO en- ell escenariO, en-
ell que ell sitiO de honor era para un
esplendidO retratO de Jose de Diego,
los poetas premiadOs, ell autOr del ira
bajO criticO sobre la multiple persO-
nalidad de Jose de Diego, nuestrO cul-
to cOmpanero ell cOnnOtadO escritOr
don Sebastian Dalmau y Canet, ell Pre-
sidente de la organization Licenciado
Algeria, los oradores de la nOche, Lii
cenciados Martinez Davila y don Jose
Coll y Cuchi, y los jurados que dis
cernieron los premios.
POcas veces Sc ha visto nj un es-
pectaculO mas bellO, nj una fiesta me-
jOr Organizada. TodOs los palcos y
tOdas las butacas y BALCONIES y las pri-
meras filas del paraisO, estaban Ocu-
padOs en- gran parte por damas muy
di~stinguidas, ~algunas de elias de la
Isla, que estaban ALI para dar a la
fiesta un mayor encantO.
Ell Poeta premiado con la rosa de
orc, Sr. Miranda, lego un madrigal a
la Reina, en- un rendidO homemade a
su belleza, Y recito despues su esplen-
dido canto a la Independence.
Despues recitarOn sus poesias pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
ASE-BALL

La Liga de Caguas, que esta a car
90 del puerto Rico Base Ball Club,
ha concertadO dos desafios para cl do
mingO Is y lunes II, con las nOvenas
"Colectiva" Y "Puerta dc TERRA, res
pectivamente. FL juego con el "hu-
mo-, sera cl cuarto de In serie de Gin
co, v el del lunes con los muchachOs
de Nuts, iniciara otra serie dc cincO
iuegos. Los de la "fdbrica' Sc pro-
ponen desquitarse de la lefada del
domingo en- la Liga de la Feria. Mu-
It's con su team esta dispuesto a ha-
cerse reconocer como superior II otros
teams llamados de Primera.
Habra guaguas dcsde San Juan pa
ia p~rcsenciar cstos juegos, y el precio
del pasajc as dc $3.50 ida y vuclta,
estando n cargo del Manager Rogue
10 yenta de estos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

Los p3liditss SttiZos que durant2 dos
amos s%aguidos: 'siguieron dfa p0r dfa Il
sprincesa4 Wiezniewska decfan en- su
sfnfs imrg duenera&la muje mas peligro-
81 Que imittan denocido an su tlarga
carrcrr policiaea. For t0rhar Siempre
tol.i nissJ de 1nrecarcionesF para tri:ba-
jar y,ser des cultura y ~SagGcidad. eX-
|traciuin. 'ias. De todos los espfas, CO.
hotiluCs cg:. "a Princesa la que traba-
jaba con mayor resultG h, pues tie
ne una memorial pridigi0sa y fiaba
los informes Il su memCl;a. UnO de
les procc,liMientos emple&lGs pen ella
V Dor Madame t., era ingeniosfSi-
mu. So e%E:endfan con los e~ncargadOs
lie rtcugcr los informeS por m1sica.
La G. ntraseEa para cada Gfa del mes
petit Ia tres vcces. Llega3G, por elem
pio. Il Beau-Rivage un eSpia encarga-
do de transmitir los informes Y hacfG
que los tziganes tocasen una pieza.
Hacfa repetirla tres wees, Y va Sd
bfan la Princesa Y MadameT... que
ban la Princesa Y Mda. II. que habfGn
llegado correos de gabinete Y quiGn
era. No hablGban jamds con ellos ell
pGlaico, " solamente Il atlas holas
de In noche Sc comunicabGn con ellos.
cast Sicmpre en- las h~abitacionns de
Ia Princesa O de Mda. t.. ;Quien
liza Il sospech&r: Sc 'sup0nfa una
ayentura galante, cosa nc ara Ell los
grantees hoteles C smopolitGs v como
los corrpos de gabinetc no eran nunca
los mismOs, toda suposici6n de inte-
ligencia political era cast impossible.
\ Lausanne ihaM informes dc toda
| Europa.
Tai suggestion ~ejercfa la Princesa
solrc los h0mhrcs y mujertr>, que GUAM
do Sc cans6 de Madame IT,, por Greer
que podfi; Scrle perjFlicial, la con
(Continda en In p1gina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

midas ell Sr. Ramirez S~antibanez,
los senOres LagO, Baiseiro, TOrregro-
sa, Polanco Y Yumet. siendO todos
~Ovacionados pOr la entusiasmada asis-
~tencia, que tuvO tambien un cal;do
APPLAUSE para la lectura del laudO de
verso, que estuvo a cargo del laurea-
do pOeta A. Nicolas BlancO.
Ell actO 10 habia inauguradO, con
un discursO muy OpOrtunO ell Sr. Ale
gria, q. recibi6 ell homemade del publicO
traducidO en- una gran Ovaci0n, Ova-
ci0n que no solo premiaba SUI discurso,
sinO ell magnO esfuerzO que supOne la
Organization de una bella fiesta como
la que anOche admire San Juan.
Los OradOres de la nOche. Ell Lii
~cenciadO Martinez Davila que estuyo
como siempre inspiradisimO, fdgOso,
arrebatadOr, y ell Licenciado don Jose
Coll y Cuchi que hize unO de sus mas
bellos y bien delineados d~iscursOs. el,
que es uno de nuestrOs primeros tri-
bunos, fuerOn aclamadOs con verdade-
70 entusiasmO pOr la enardecida mu-
chedumbre, que pusO a todOs los nIme-
ros de la fiesta SUI amplio visto bueno.
Sabiamos va pOr haberlo publicadO
la prensa, q. ell autOr del Canto a la In
| dependencia era don L. Antonio Mi
randa, que ell autor del sonetO premia-
do a Jose de Diego, era ell Licenciado
Ramirez Santibanez, y Sc cOnOcian los
nOmbres de los pOetas que ganarOn
Accesits y menciOnes: Jose A. Balsei-
70, Torregrosa, LagO, Yumet, ell Pdre.
Rivera, ell Sr. POlancO y algunO mas.
PerO no Sc saba pOrque clio Sc guar
daba EN- ell mayor secretO, quien era ell
autor del cantO a la Bandera. Surgi6
en- ell TeatrO, EN- medic de las aclama-
clones del plblicO. Els don Jesus Ma.
Lago, ell alto pOeta que ha dad0 a
nuestra lirica tan bellas paginas, y
preside ell Ateneo POrtOrriqueno.
Bien quisieramOs reproducir aqui
las admirables poesias que anOche
fueron refrendadas en- ell alto galar-
don merecido, pOr los aplausos del pl-
blico selecto que llenaba pleaamente
ell teatrO.
Pero Sc trata de hacer un folleto
cen los trabajOs premiadOs, y asi, no
podemos satisfacer la applicable ex-
p~ectaci0n de nuestrOs lectOres que no
barbarian en- conocerlas, pOrque el Ii
bro esta va en- Marcia.
La esta de anOche, cn resumcn,
fu6 digna del insigne patricio cit cuyo
honor sc celebraba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

Lcs plicl3s -encargades del servicio
p~olfticI tenfan eel convencimiento he
que la PrinceSa era. una ayenturera,
" asa flo{ eOniaulic;ban i .sllS eofeg&s
franceseE. >m.lescs q italidhoS:S PRO
no una arenturera ~inocentc, sino muy
peligrosa, c;,paz de prditlciF grave ia
no al 0rden pGbIico ~y-social.
Despu6s te grandes traBajos, pudo
scr cogida en- septiembre dc1i1919, con
las names IN In masa. y Sc Ia proces0
por Justification, emplco de papeicS
falsificaGJS, m;dnejoS clan &esaints Y
tr;:bajos contra la seguridad del Els
tatlo. Del hotel fue Il In carcel, Y 70
mo no pOlfa negar, pies las pr1lebaS
raj mi material de Francia. lie Ingla-
terra V de Italia. recur1i0 Il los at;t-
qucS de nervi0s Y Il III querer conner.
Al cabo de varias sem&nas fue lleva-
| da al hospital Y ALI Sc la oblig6 a co
mer IL la fuerZi.. \ eSa crisis de TO-
sistenula suce4li0 otra de manselgm-
bre. v la policia complete ell eXpedien-
te, mily voluminoso, sipndo felicitada
p0r ell Gohierna. ~
I,eSpues de mlIchos inGidenteS con
les ctales habrf;, para escribir I'm Ii
bro muy interesante, fuG eXpulsada del
territorio Federal. Y 81 el asuntO nc
termin0 de mode mas e fuG p0r
las grandes Recommendations que He
garon L SutiAa. sobre todo de persona
jes ~franceses, e%span0les e italianos. Il
los cuales habfa estado muy lig&da,
lograildo ~apasionarlos, aGn GUAM 70 so
Io momentaneGmente, entire Ia redes
dc SrrS s%educciones. Ell proccso, mry
~voluininoSo @ in~tereSante, eSta en los
archives de la policia suiza. y de el
Sc tuvo c0nociinitnto en- ESpGtIla. VA
que dc aQuf llegaron t. Berna rcco-
mendaciOnes mUy eXprrsiyaS. aval0rTl-
tLlS con In firma dc g~obcrnantes mly
ilustres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

pre- en- aquellas relucientes jardineras,
.cuyas jacas, parecen orgullosas en- "a
cudir sus colleras nutridas de casca-
beles a su ligero y acompasado trote-
clio. 3Sf"
.Todas estas atencicnes de14 amigo
Soto para conmigo, han de formar
narte de una serie de ~cronicas que
ouiza ,dentro de pocos meses, comen-
ARE a mandar desde mi villita, bajo
adecuado ~epigrafe; y en- elias, habla-
i de la prehistorica y deslumbradora
rropiedad de "El Retro, del famoso
"Agujero"y de las importantes obras
hdraulicas que ALI Sc llevan a feliz
tsrmino, para desviar ell GAUGE del rio
= evitar con clio, las frecuentes mum
d~aciones de la parte baja, az Ia ciudad
&c Malaga.
En- cuanto TRAGIC a la imagination
estos recuerdos de gratitud, para con
mi buen amigo Manolo Soto, senala ell
Isegundo mayordomo, ell numero del
c4marote que debo ocupar. Me acom-
7ana el y me anuncia que
+voy q hacer ell n1mero tres en- tan re-
1ducido ~espacio; y como notase, que bus
caba algunas cartas para ell capl-
tan V la Agencia, Sc ordeno ell camblo
dc uAo de los ocupantes, a otro CANA
rote, detjando para un joven cubano y
para mi, ell camarotc nunlero velntl-
tres.
Un ~prolongado repique de campani-
lila, nos anuncia la bora de almorzar;
Y momentos despues de sentarnos a
ia mesa, leva anclas el '.Montevideo"
" ponc ploa a la salida del puerto de
Cadiz. Sc dejan DIR, lejanas3-y pau
adas, algunas detonaciones de dispa-
ros de canon; son las baterias de la
plaza, que c%umpliendo un deber re-
g~lamentario, saludan ell paso de la
procession del Santisimo Corpus, por
las GALES de la ciudad.
Media bora despues, esfumabasc la
historical ciudad, l%entamentc, envucl-
ia e densa bruma.
J. NJ" EOmba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

envien sean validos, es que esten
debidamente llenos, como Sc habra
podido comprobar por los Escruti-
MOS Parciales va publicados. ;C6-
me Sc acredita que un cupon esta
bien llenoP Las observaciones que
a~parecieron en- Ell IMPARCIAL
hasta esta fecha, decfan: (e) No
debe incluirse la palabra supri-
mida a los a~nuncios de'un dfa en-
ell cup6n de otro. (f) Anula tam
bien ell cup6n ell que no este conve-
nientemente lleno como Sc indica
en- ell mismo. ;Verdad q. TODD este
es muy senciilo, 81 Sc trabaja -un
POGO, 81 Sc tiene suticiente pacien-
cha para leer y releer diariamente
los anuncios de Ell IMPARCIALP
Pero asf, todos acertaran al correr
de 10 que falta del aho. Todos no;
la prueba es que c~oncursantes que
tienen reunido un numero exec
sivo de cuoones, aparecen va con
menos aciertos que personals que
solo nos han enviado un cupon
diariamente----- I'm solo cup6n.
Cuantas vece ell esfuerzo constan-
tie, la inteligencia y habilidad de
una persona, vencen a los que con-
fan mucho en- su dinero y Sc pien.
san que o este Sc adquiere to-
do Tai vez sea ash; pero no
nuestro autom6vil BUICK, puesto
que al suscribir nuestras bases n
ell Concurso iniciado, tuvimos muy
en- cuenta este, para que los "chi-
quitos," los que no tienen mas ca
pital que su talento y su constan-
cha, pudieran retar en- la lid a los
otros, a los que careciendo de estas
dos importantes %riquezas natura-
les, ponen TODD su afan y su cons
tancia en- Ell dinero. iPodra darse
mayor 1egalidadP