davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-09-03

to dissect both of the young gorilla John Daniel
well an extensive assortment Of other primate
feet.
There are three primate animals which use the
erect attitude when the ground. Two Of these the
gibbon and the lemur do not do this because their
feet particularly adapted for the two-footed method
of ocomoton but because Of the development of other
parts of the body. The gorilla alone of all animals
possesses feet which at all adapted to the upright
carriage.
THE wild natural life of the gorilla and other
apes about which know SO little possesses exraor-
dinary interest Mr.. Lang. OF the American Museum.
well known for his explorations in Belgian Congo.
gave me this account of the habits of the gorilla and
chmpanzee: During the period Of growth both species
typically arborea in their habits but the gorilla
attains its full growth it becomes more and more a
terrestrial animal The massive proportions of the
adult poorly adapted for the search Of food among
tree tops consequently its diet becomes chiefly limited
to roots sprouts and the fruit Of such trees
tear down. This relatively unnutrftious character of
food produces in the gorilla very ponderous abdo-
men, necesstated by the intestinal development re-
quired to properly digest and assimate the needed
amount of herbaceous material for creature OF this
size. When the gorilla has passed period
spending to middle age in is practically forced
by of its bulk and clumsness to live out it's life
upon the ground.
"'The chimpanzee, in contrast is more of an arbo-
real animal The ratio Of adult arboreal life in the
species might be estimated to amount to about 20 per
cent in the gorilla to 80 per cent in the chimpanzee
The less bulky body proportions OF the latter
doubtedly Influenced by better selection Of food
sistng OF fruits Kernels eggs. occasionally insects
and similar articles.
" In regard to the posture when on the ground
both chmpanzee and gorilla use an oblique, semi
erect position with their knuckles In contact with the
ground This STOPPING posture naturally induced by
the heavy underground Of its native African forests
The distribution OF body weight especially in the 60
rlla. Is chiefly borne by the short legs the weight
Of its enormous paunch is collected upon the pevis
Only comparatively small portion Of weight is car
ried by the arms, is shown in the slight effort mani
tested when, on being excited the gorilla assumes
completely erect posture, without support Of the
arms. The long arms used more as balancing
support to the huge body than as means Of carriage
"Mr. Lang's account shows clearly that the adult
gorilla is a ground animal while the chimpanzee is
tree-climber.
"The chimpanzee's foot is distinctly arranged to
furnish firm grasp upon the rounded surface Of
trees while at the same time supporting carrying
forward. The adult gorilla foot shows similar char
acteristics of structure which, however, have been
modified by increased the ground to predomi-
mating extent, to the foot to function like
the human foot. supporting the entire weight Of
The Washington times., 1922-09-03

The Tsrsier, the MOST
Primitive Form Of Lsmsr.
Which Many Scientists
Have Declared Must BE th.
Original Ancestor Of Man.
Because II Has Feet on
Its Hind Legs. While the
Apes Have Hands.
Gently that the number Of
distinctive muscles present
In man and not possessed
by the gorilla is now re-
duced to three.
"Duckworth further says
that in the gorilla diff
The Washington times., 1922-09-03


a state not far removed from man. The external
is notably human in FORM and all apes more closely
allied to man in the shape Of the middle than to
the lower monkeys The back of the eye Of a Chin
panzee exhibits the most detailed resemblance to that
Of a negro.
I'm discussing the nose DR.. Gregory has pointed
out that the turbinate bones and other complicated
internal bones of the have substantially the same
relations in the ape In Professor Keith finds
that the chmpanzee and the gorilla have frontal
sinus like that of man. which is lacking In the orang
AN experiment made with serums for blood rela-
tonship showed close relations between man and the
apes with more distant reactions from all other
keys. Lemurs failed to react except when the anti
sera were sufficiently powerful to cause response from
other animal blood.
"Dr. Gregory has demonstrated human tooth and
skull development from It's primitive origin by progress
sve steps up to and through the emurod and anthro-
pod stages thence to the prehistoric human forms and
eventually to the existing OF man. He points out
the very significant fact that the skulls Of the extinct
Neanderthal showed several ape-like characters
that are lost In the present human races such the
small size OF the masoid process behind the ear the
retreating chin, the wide ascending branch Of the
lower Jaw the very low forehead. the projecting eye
brow ridges, the wide nasal openings, etc.
'Dr. Miller stated his idea of mans origin thus:
The distinctvey human line branches off from the
primate stock at point near that at which the line
leading to the gorilla and chimpanzee originated and
at time when the great toe had not lost its simply
divergent character
This leaves the main issue mystery. The prob
ability Of parallel evolutionary progress between man
and the anthropoids is far from satisfying after the
evidence Is carefully weighed As Dr. Miller indicates
all the evidence points strongly to union OF the two
groups but because any method has been inconceiv-
able whereby the opposabe great toe of the ape would
be transformed to human position the evidence
which would connect the union between the two fam
lilies Is overruled by and the possibility OF this
remarkable parallel development is sustained
Through the kindness of Professor Gregory of
the American Museum, Professor Huntington and Mr.!
Herbert Lang. Of the Museum. had the opportunity
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thc uouS oNSi " ha'''ii0t
ground surface.
1--WE have now to consid-
er the opposability of the
great toe as found in the
apes. II you will examine
your hand you will find taht
the surface of the thumb
is at a right angle to that
of the fingers and that as
you turn your thumb in 1t
rotates until its surface
comes against the palm. In
the ape foot the big toe
when at rest is at a right
angle to the sole, and can
be moved toward the sole
like the human thumb, but
it does not come completely
against the sole of the foot.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
LoGIA FARO DEL PLATA

Ha sido archivado, en- la Secretarfa
Executive, un certificado deli election
de directories v oficiales de La RESP.
Logia Faro del Plata No. $685., en-
el cual figuran los nombres de los si-
guientes senores: Agustin Antoma-
toy, Past Noble Padre; Saturniao
Campos, Past Noble Padre; Enrique
Ortiz, Lanzot, Noble Padre; Bernardo
Sostre, Past Noble Grande; Eladio
Miranda Davila, Noble Grande; Juan
Mas Nerzal, Vice Grande; Fernando
Cruzado, Digno Abogado; Bonifacio
Martinez, Secretario Permanente; Pc
dro Otero, Digno Tesorero; Martin
Ventura Chevere, Secretario Electo;
Ramon Perez, Digno Capellan; Juan
Borea, A. D. Noble Grande; Isidro
Martinez, A.. l. Vice Grande; Felix
Feliciano, Guardian Interior, y Do
mingo Guzman, Custodio. Todos di.
chos sefiores son tanbien directories.
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LOS QUE EMBARcARON EN- Ell
vAPOR ESPANOIa "P DE
SATRUSTEdTf''s

En- cl vapOr espafiol 9rR. de Satrus-
tegui' que sali0 aver de este puerto
para Espai1a. embraearon los pasaje-
ros siguientes: ag gs sf
Tomas Rodriguez, Eugcnia N. dc
Edgs, Bartolom6 Garcia, Sofia Garri-
ga, Fernandez Fernandez, Mariana
Fernandez, FernadO sFeradez, Aua NJ.
Fernandez. Rosinas Feradez, Teresa
Hernandez, Petronaa Encarnaci6n, Sc
Veriano Alava. JOSEF Allies Gomez, J0-
81 c. Hernandez, Angela Usera, Dolo-
res Hernandez Maria A. Hernandez,
Maria G. Hernandez. Asunci6n Usera,
Joaquina Soto, LorellzO Homar, Mar
garita Gelabert, AHdresg Homar, Lo-
ren:so Homar. Roberto Homar, Fer
nan H0mar, AureliO -Carrera, Syra
Carrera, Eduardo 5Esealena, Constan-
tino Catalas, Alexandra Bozzo, Simon
Bermejo, Vicente Ruiz, Carmen Suau,
Antonio Rdselld, ( Salvador Rosello,
Guillermo Rosell6, Maria T. Roger,
Jesl1s Rodriguez, Leonila ,Herrero,
Victor Rodriguez, Eugenio Rodriguez,
Jose Rodriguez, Bartolom6 Caya, FL
lomena Oteo. Josefa Oftega, Juana
ortega, Pedro Oria, francesca Curidi,
Maria Paratje, ROsalfa -Sculfort. Ter
cuato p. seyilla,. EnriqugTVila, Alphon
Sc p. Camisuli, Julia x. Camisuli,
Alphonse H. Camisuli, Jules s. Cami-
suli, Mercy Camisuli, Emifius Can't
suli, Bertha Camisuli, Marius Cami-
srlli, Beatrice CamisuIi, Aurora M.
Nieves, Angel Sanchez, Julian Mum
suri, Jose A. Canals, Julian Rodrf-
guez, Emilia Maruchi, lose Martinez
Tuya, Florencio NJ. Blanco, Manuel
Nestosa, Gabriel ALVAREZ, Caledonia
MarreTo, Rosa Marrero, Benito Ma
rrero, Primo AIarferb,a Lima Marrero,
Andres Garcia, Jose Gaefa Y Avelino
Gomez m ase ID .ss i,
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Ell SIR. QUINTIN FAJARDO.
MUERTE CASUALMENTE DE
IN BALAZO

Nuestro corresp3nsal en- Mayagucz
nos comunica que ell sabadO dfa %
y a medic dfa, tuvo lugar un iamen-
table suceso en- el barriO de Santo
Domingo, carretera que c0nduce a
San German.
Nos dice que el mayOrdomO dc Ia
Hacienda "Estebanfa' senior Quintfn
Fajardo persona muy estimada en-
aquella jurisdiction iba para eT pue-
bio Ell busca del dinero para el pago
de los j0rnales a los peones que rea-
lizan su labOres ell la Hacienda, du-
. rante la semana.
| Desgraciadamente en- los mementos
{ que pasaba cerca de un pequeilo esta-
blecimiento que Sc halla en- la larre-
! terra, son6 TN disparo de revolver, ca
yendo al suelo malamehte herido el
seiior FajardO.
Embellishments sc constituyerOn
en- el sitio de In ocurrencia las au-
! toridades. Investigate el case, qued6
/ aclarado que en- los momentos eli que
| pas0 por ALI els senior Fajardo. I'm
quincallero lIamado Dionisio Barbt
Morales, que examinaba el arma, sc
/ lie escape I'M tiro yendot'a harir al
senior Fajartfo, quien falleci6 a los
/ poeos momentos. a'S
! Barb0 Morales fu6 dcteniIo y lie
vado la csrcelsde Distrito Fdondf
i lpermahecf6 vaI.!as horas, habiendS
salido en- libertad baio fianza de tres
mil dollars momentos despu6s, Ia que
| rrest;tfon iJts6 aEonserrtttcs Ramfrea
ly GtiIlermo Gajate. al'
| Ell Fiscal ha califieado el hecho de
hOmieid,iO involuntari0-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
LOS QUE yIAJAN


Lista de los pasajeros. que emhar-
caron Ell el vapor :Caracas'' para
New York, el % lie abrii de 1922
Francisco Cuin, Margarita Cuin, f.
Cuin, Nieves Moreno, Natiyidad SAM
chez, Elena Moreno, Suncha Moreno,
Gertrude Cowles. Marguerite Cow.es.
Henry Gowles, Juana Packard, r. y.
Montanye, w. l. Montanye, Clinton
V, Achenbach, Roy e. Mitchell, Nor
ma G. Mitchell, Felix aGuti6rrez, i.
NJ Pandelo, Am6rdcnn Eifas, L. ].
Smith, Adolph Morales Proyidancia
Morales, Paca CAlventi, Adolfo Mora
les, Irma Morales 4Antonia Reyes.
Theodore Fyrster, George I. Bullock,
William C. DunseeRibe, Hattie C.
Dunsconlbe, Dorothy A. Dunscombe.
Lois Lee Dunsdombes G. ". Dunscorn-
be. Candida Ance, Amparo de Gomez,
Ralph SalIstrom, Glenn Dewey Wiles,
Francisco NJ. Arbona,i Isabel A. Rosa
rio, Allen H. Seitz, Kate NJ. Seitz.
Rafael Pagan, William G. Austin.
Ethel w. Austin, Carmen Bonit, Mary
Leitch, George W. Leitch, Enrique
Nieves, Rafael Mesprana, Carmen
Nieves, obduiia Nieves, PAU a. Demp
sey, Eugene c. Schlag, Basilto Mar
cial, Adella De Costa, Antonio Perez
seyiIlano v Margaret Laitch.
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NoTA DE DuELo EN- cAGUAs

En- Ia tarde del domingo % de los
corrientcs, Sc di0 cristiana sepultura
en- la metropolis de esta ciudad, a la
que en- vida fu6 la virtnosa DANA es
timada de toles los habitantes de es-
TIA poblaci6n, Nicolasa Dfaz, quier
tpdos gamabamos carilosamente
por Nico.
Su inesperada muerte fue sentida
por todos los q. la estimabamos de We
ras, asistiendo Il sul sepelio alistinguf-
das personalidades como muestra de
afecto a Ia finada, que en- el tempo
que vivi6 en- eta ciudad supo captarse
las simpatfas por su extremada fran
queza caracter dulce v atrayente
que era muy peculiar en- la citada
DANA.
Paraosu compafiera del hogar, MUGS
ira estimada amiga respectable dana
Monserrte sFuentes, nuestras mas sen
tidas frases de condolencia, que 1lace
mos extensivas a los deildos de Ii
que en- paz descanse, ,doi1a Nico
recomendando a todos los fieles OUT
eleven sus preces al Dios d.
las Misericordias por q lescanso d.
fla que va no existe y foguemos POI
Esu alma.
Paz a siis restOs.
CofycspOnsal
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:. N
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-La hermoss
cinta historical titulada: LA Canoni-
zaci6n de Juana de Arco", con un Sc
lecto relleno.
Teatro Rialto Ell impulsivo drama
romantico en- 5 actos, titulado: "De
Sopet6n" estreno de la comedia de
gran hilaridad tsEl Gine2s5sA ssaori
siGinef,Luna. El extraoFdinariogara-
imassn seactos, .Ititulado stEl thatigd''
y Cine Victory GarxfenJ 4 (Santureeh+
Ia sensational serie alRmala gEl hi
Ifate sinsG Gabezai' y taanbiens hahr8 aiHs
+rornediasn5 9gisisa Is enrsJe5f gon
. Puerto Rieoei tSanturdel.
i Damas gratish Sdptima sjurnada ds
Ia grandiosa serie "Judexss5aeM4e1
Observation-Disclosures, cCGaEaH64 -Ls
blnoasnaelstaRri6ta I4itulada9 "Macho Is
sf9eREsra sj9ne5ss 100 sautlu9irgA
.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
CHoQuE DE R1yALEs. /,

En- la calle Iglesins,, de SantalFaee, Ssaslng n q
el auto-truck ntmero H-16 de la Per
70 Rico Brewing Co., que guiaba el
chauffeur Jose Rosario Sanchez. al
tomar una curva choc6 con la g,lagua
ndlner0 CTS que estaba parada, des-
trozdnaole las ruedas y rompiendota
la caj:l y tapalodos delapteres. El
chauffeur !tcsario fu6 denuncbido an
:e Ia Corte Municipal por y;o!ar la
ley de -autcm0yiles y ,sentenciado a
pagar diez dollars de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
RoBo DE PRENDAs

FL Jefe de la policfa de Guayama,
senor Igaravidez, informa la poll
cia detective de San Juan, que la
sonora doha Consuelo Varas, de aque-
LA localidad, le robaron una sortija
de brillantes valorada en- cien dol
lars una pulsera de orc valorada en-
.55 dollars, mas dos pares de zapatos
valorados en- $l4.OO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
Los pELIGRos FREcuENrEs

Ell dfa "a de los corrientes, las
once Y media de las manana, al do
blar la esquina de la Rcalle San Jose
para seguir por Salvador Bran, el ca
rro el6cHico n1mero 10, guiado por el
motorista J. Rivera, nGnero 115, con
la partc trasera arroll6 al individuo
Jose Gonzalez, de 30 ailos de edad,
ocasionandole una confusion en- Ia
pieifia ff5zduierda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
oRDEN DE PRIsIoN

FL juez Foote ha dictado una order
en- el case de Erasmo Aranzamendi 7
'otro sobre Habeas Corpus, para que
por Ell Secretario Sc expida una or
den de prision contra los peticiona-
rios. Tambien Sc ha dictado orden de
prision. contra Isidoro Rivera, sobre
Habeas Corpus.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
yENTA REAP'IID,A',

-.
Las seloras de Ia Cruz Roja Asllge gg
icana llevaron a efecto una y4ts
apida el % del c3rrientes a benffi
10 del trabajo de ayuda de los liFri
sos desanparados de san Juan h
producto de dicha yenta alcahz0 H
1000, pues no hubo gastos 'de fIiiIkp
ia .especie. F''t
Mr. Cleni Ptrvis, bondadosameAte
.edfo ell local y inuchos de log conner
:iantes de San Juan regaiaron parte
de- los artfculos realizados. l
Las seforhs desean tl;lr las 9gracI Ipfi
mas sinceras a todas aadellas rerso-
mas que con su cooperation cohtripu-
yeron al buen 6xito de la venta.
q i- 81 r4aa = a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
Los NUEvos DIRECTORIES

Los siguientes senores han sido de-
signados para la Directive del nueyo
Iafio en- Ell Rotary Club. H. L.
Cochran, Presidente; Miguel Morales,
Vicepresidente; Harwood Hull, Secre-
tario; Charles E. Lawton, Tesorero;
" Florentino Miranda, Sargento de
Armas.
Directories: Sres. Arturo Rodriguez,
E. K. Burton y DR.. Walter Glines.
Les deseamos el mejor exito.
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"MIS GOMAS ME DAN MAS DE
CINCO MIL MILLAS'1

Esto es 10 que dicen todos los due
nos de carros Dodge, modelo 1922. En-
nuestro autom6vil tiene el motorista
Ia seguridad de cinco mil millas de
recorrido en- gomas y de 20 % millas
por gallon de gasolina.
4 Andreu, Aguilar Co.,
San Juan. p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
TRA)E5 @ @
.GyMzaknekO1,
Lo DE sIEMPRE

Ell pasado domingo, en- la parada 9,
,Puerta de TERRA, ell automovil No.
1884, guiado por Tomas Martf, arro-.
10 al niflo Enrique Guerrero, de s13
mos de edad, ocasionandole contusio5
les. La policfa inyestig0 el ciso.
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ENFERMA.

Lo esta desde el sdbado en- su resi-
dencia de Santurce, la distinguish
Dna. Josefa Alfonso, taqufgrafa dc la
direction del departamento de Instrue-
ci0n. Sc trata de un ataque de grippe
Y deseamos pronto restablecimiento a
la enferma.
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p r: THEATRICAL CORP.

Ha sido archivado, en- la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiya, un certifcado para que
Sc consideren enmendadas las clausu-
las de incorporation de la corporation
domestica "The Porto Rico Theatri.
cal Cooperation, en- Ell 8sentido d
agregar una nueva clausula, numera
de- Ia. octava y relativa a las faculta-
dss de los directories.
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poR yENDER VINO TINTo

Aver tarde Ell detective Duchesne
arresto en- la calle de la Tanca, de es-
ia ciudad, al sujeto Mariana Rubio.
por haberlo sorprendido con dos bo-
tellas de vino tinto legitimo, que dijo
habfa comprado a bordo del vapor es-
panol "P. de Satrdstegui".
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EsTUDIANDo LAS REBAJAs.

La Comisi6n Economica de la Legis=
latlra, sigue estudiando con todo cuii
dadoSel sproblema de la reduction del
Presupuesto y rebaja de sueldos de los
empleados p6blicos que ha de aplicar:
Sc er Julio pr6ximo.; Las organizacio!
mes de- empleados y el magisterio ira
hadan tanbien por que la reduction dc
sns s9larios no sea realizada,
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.FoyEN suIcIl1A

Inss obal

EnS Ia c2aIies San Andres, Puerta DE-
/ TERRA, en- su residencia, casa ntime re
So, Amparo scrrano, lie 16 amos d.
1tetfad,o sdsqiht6Sic6 ingfriendo una
4ifusqte fd6sisb sfe suBlimatioi corrosive.
asleRdtf zilasflla nsla saia de soeorra
! reclufda en- el Hospital Municipal
isSse ignefa la1 naaIsa por que astaNjov.n II
babentd cdntpd9sqssida. $50 -iss 4
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GUAGUA CONTRA AUTO

En la parada 26 y media, santurce,
Ia guagua ndmero P-96. que guiaba
el chauffeur Eyaristo Perez, choc6
con Ell automovil ndmero P-607, que
guiaba el chauffeur Fernando Perez,
resnltandO anlbos carros con desper-
fectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
LA SRA. DE ABoy, sE EMBARcA

En- ell vapor philadelphia" que Sc
espera en- este puerto procedente de
New York, manana en- la noche, en-
transito para Sur America, embar-
, ara para la Guayra la distinguida
lama dona Ana Maria de J. Witzke
le Aboy.
Ell objeto de su yiaie, es despedirse
ie sus familiares, que pronto embar-
ardn en- viaje de recreo hacia Ale
mania.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
Ell PANAMA DE PEPE RULLAN

Ell senior Jose Rullan, socio de la
firma Sues. de A. Mayol v Co., ha
informado la policia que ensla tar
de que prestaba auxilio al policia Pc
dro Menendez que habia sido estro-
ipeado por un caballo del ejercito, lie
sustrajeron de su autom6vil un SOM
brero de Panama valorado en- $4,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
DON SIMON EN- SAN JUAN.

Dssde hace dos dias Sc encuentra
ZEN San Juan el respectable y popular
tcaballero de la ciudad de Ponce, DR..
don Simon Moret Gallart, quien ha
venido a esta ciudad en- asuntos par
lticulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
DON CARLOS WARREN AL FREN
TIE DE LA ADMINISTRATION

Durante Ia ausencia de nuestro
.buen amigo don Alejandro Bozzo, Adj
ministrador de. nuestro colega "El
Mundo'', quedara al frente. de Ia adj
ministraci6n Ell, intelligence Y conocido
|joyen de esta sociedad don Carlos
Warren.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
ELl SPORT DEL DIVORCIO
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