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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-02
ANOTHER SIGN OF PROGRESS
IN RRADE0RD

| We now have another bit of evi
dence to sustain our claim that Brad
ford is a live town and altho it is hare
to make some peop'e believe it, NJ
person can persistently dodge facts
and get away with it. During the
last week Forrest St. John, proprietor
of the Bradford Market, has com.
pleted the installation at his market
of an up-to-the minute system OF
mechanical refrigeration, doing away
entirely with the use of ice. The
majority of people are, in a measure
more or less familiar with the system
of cooling, which is accomplished
through the use of anhydrous am
monia. Of course this ammonia under
ordinary conditions is no colder than
any other liquid, the cooling effect
being obtained by forcing the am
monia, which is contained in large
tank. through series of coils of iron
pipe by means of a compressor. BY
so doing the ammonia is changed
from liquid state to that of a gas
or vapor, in which condition it passes
through the coils, and when It re-
turns to its starting pace, it is
transformed back to a liquid state
by means of pressure about eight
times as great as it required to
change it from liquid to gas. In this
way there is no waste, it being used
over and over almost indefinitely
This system is very complete in
every detail. and produces the same
amount of cooling every "a hours as
would be obtained from three tons of
ice and has the added advantage
over ice of maintaining an even tenn
perature at all hours of the day and
night. Mr. st. John has remodelled
his refrigerator in way that would
give credit to any large city market,
having capacity of about seven
tons of dressed meats, all carried on
an endless track. which has it's begin
ming out over the sidewalk in front
If the store. 1t is rather interest
ng to some of us country boys" to
zee one of the four market trucks
back up to the sidewalk, and in a
,ew minutes whole load of beef and
,ork with but little effort taken from
he truck to the "little meat rail-
Dad" weighed and run into about
he coolest spot in town.
This important improvement in
ur local market ought to be suffi-
lent to prove to the most skeptical
hat there must be at least few
live ones" left, and that we live in
live town, for certainly dead
own wouldn't consume enough
neat to compel such efficiency in
upp wing it and four motor trucks
nd seven or eight men to serve and
oliver it.
The refrigerating system is manu-
acture by The Brecht Company of
t. Louis who have such machines in
II parts of the world. We congratu-
ate the Bradford Market on it's
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-02
POST MILLS.

lite a number from here attend
he 35th anniversary of Mr. and
Frank Badger on Thursday even
|hnd good time reported by all
I so people were present, and a
of about $40 was realized.
pair of bed springs lost only
years ago. Person finding same
notify George P Colby.
and Mrs George Judd from
hon called on relatives here
by.
Douglass has returned to his
in Groton, Conn.
S Esther Douglass from Wind
as at home over Sunday.
Harry Howe from Montague
Mass. is with her mother, Mrs
Southworth.
pre-Memorial exercises in the
E school was on Monday after
pit 2.30 O'clock, which were very
also the musical numbers.
Car etcn's, who moved from
few days ago. are spending a
hys in the Kendall cottage.
George w Cook, who has been
g his relatives recently, has re-
home.
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EAST THE1'FORD.

T Pre- sey returned Monday
ming after an extended visit at
home of his son Vern at Waiver
Mass.
rs Anna Carey returned Saturday
Clalemont and will occupy the
+ house for the summer. Her
Fhter, Mabel, came up for a few
|ss EDNA Cook of Malone, N. Y. is
ing her sister, Mrs Max Hill.
III Sa gent made an auto trip to
and, Tuesday, Miss Cora and the
es Slack accompanying him.
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Bradford.

at Hotel Low over Memorial Day.
MIR and Mrs Chas. E Allen Of
Springfe' d, Mass. are at "The Studio
The G. R. degree will be conferred
by Trotter Encampment this friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs w H Bingham of Wal.
Hotel Low.
Mr. and Mrs E E Porter and Miss
Margaret of st. Johnsbury were in
town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Everett of Mont
pelier spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs F H Everett. .
Miss Grace H Kingsley was guest
of Miss Media Stanley in Piermont
over Memorial Day.
Mr. F Edwards of Greenfield,
Mass. has been visiting his mother,
Mrs Sarah Edwards.
Miss Gretchen Staples spent last
week in Plymouth, N. H., the guest
of her uncle, Will Staples.
H L Patch of Randolph was in
town Thursday and Friday, taking
the Gradua alton Glass pictures.
Miss Katherine M Jordan was call
ed home to Barre, Friday, by the
death of her father, Peter Jordan.
Messrs. Bryan Shumway and Jere-
miah Murphy motored to Boston,
Wednesday, returning Thursday even
ing.
Mrs N A Hunt and son, Gordon, of
Canaan VT. has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs H c BatcheIder for few
days.
Miss Ada Blackington accompanied
the girls and boys of the 7th grade
to Lake Morey, Monday, where they
picniced.
Miss Helen Gilmour left Thursday
morning for Hillsboro, N. H., where
she will spend month at the Posse
Nissen Camp.
Mrs Mary A johnson of Lane aster,
N. III. has been spending several days
With her daughter, Mrs Hardy at Miss
Julia A Johnson's
Mrs John H Stillwell and grand
on. Jack, with Mr. and Mrs H F Doe
f South Newbury motored to St.
ohnsbury, Monday.
Mr. Herbert Blake of the law firm
Blake & Carney, and friend of
'andner, Mass. were in town, Satur-
ay. calling on friends.
Messrs. Clayton L Erwin of Bel
Pws Falls and Walter F Davis left
st week Wednesday for a fishing
lip in northern Vermont.
The Standard Oil Co. have erected
pcony Danger Signals at the top of
ISIS hill, Peters hill and at the
rye in the East Corinth road.
Miss Louisa Lamb and sister, Mrs
hitcomb. who have been with Mrs
.rland for several weeks, have
ken rooms at Mrs H H Moore's.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Parker of
mdselier, the Editor and Miss Sara
Parker were weekend guests Of
and Mrs H C Farrar in Rutland. !
dr and Mrs w F Brown and daugh- :
Eva, of Maiden, Mass. have ar !
ed at their home on the lower
in, where they will spend the r
inner. +
1r and Mrs c A Leavitt of Wor- r
ter, Mass, who have been spend +
several days with her brother,
A w Peters and family, returned O
be, Thursday. c
w Hartley was summoned to St. +
nsbury, Friday, on account of the q
Gus condition of his son-in-law, .
NIX jenkins, who is in St. Johns 4
hospital suffering from infec- n
caused by the burning of his s
1t eye by alkali. At the present a
ing Mr. Jenkins is more com d
able.
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SOUTH STPAFFORD.

&C Doo'ittle was in st. Johnsbury
Sunday.
Miss Stevens of Barton spent the
weekend at Mrs Carpenters.
Several from this village attended
the Memorial services Friday after,
noon in the Town Hall at Stanford
Mr. and Mrs Will Mum of West
Acton, Mass. visited at Mrs Eta
Swift's last week.
Mrs Raymond Leavitt and young
Robert are visiting Ransom Hayes.
Mrs Fred Aldrich and Miss Mona
of Bradford visited Mrs Willis Estes
Monday.
Hiram Judd spent the weekend
with William Estes.
John Lane is quite sick.
Scott Moses and wife visited at
Grover Moses, Sunday.
The firm of Gilkey e Judd have
dissolved partnership and John has
rented TIE store for five years.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Clark mad a
family reunion Sunday.
Word has been received of the
death of John Moses, a former Straf-
ford boy. A more extended notice
next week
Mr. and Mrs Sila Estes spent Sun
day with their parents.
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pr Work of a h1gh-class order.
BRADFORD. VT.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-02
UNION VILLAGE.

Next Sabbath the pastor will
preach morning and evening. Sunday
morning at IL o'clock the pastor will
preach on the theme: The Greatest
Thing in the World"
Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock, the
pastor will preach on Perpetual
Youth" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
District Supt. w Davenport will
hold his first quarterly conference in
the church here Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Let every member of
the official Board be present.
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SfibsbYenin9en

Sislge Ell af 2lopbS Sfibsefter.
ictninasfontor netop oiientlieaiorl
Statiitif er Der fortiben / amerifa
lnoer Spgnina Snrtsier paa tiliam.
rlen 10000 Sou. 9ettc er omtrcn.
5000 2on minbre eno paa iommt
Sio | 1914.
SeroensifibSbpgningeu / fin III.
minoeligbeo begpnocr burtig at fom.
me tilba9e til lin nornlale 9aiis. 5
Storbritannieu er Der, {. Or, unoer
wpgning Sfibe paa tiIiammen
100000 Gin mere emo aaret iorLb
for arigen.
5ilbagegangcn | amerifa bar |
De iioite ire Waaneber beIsbet fla til
40 Erocent, meoenS Der / De Sore.
neoe Stater / 1919 bar UNDER gpa.
ming 4,1SS,0O0, eaer mere emo / &c
prrige Serbenslan6e t%iIiammen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Smddnotiier.

SpiflanSs arap paa Soranorinser
og 2empelier | De IlierebeS iibite or.
itatningSfrao err blet afpiit al gritat.
n~inasfommisiionen / Baris, melbes
ocrira. Ge iaitboloer oct opitiaebe
arap paa, at Splflano ifal opta ct
inoenlanbif 9aan paa 10000 Millio.
ner Marf, ,os at BET tpife Statsbubget
titles unbtr a~llieret aontrol.
Zen tpife Hesiering aatebe / Ser.
bags at betale ct mt gritatninasaf.
Arag paa noget ODER Is Wiaioner
8rlomarf.
Sra Berlin meloes, of nof en- tpif
Specialiit er falbt til Ioifpa for at
bebanole Nifolai 9enin. Sans Hapn
or Hrof. War gorcbarSt, % bans
Spgape oil bli at iierne en- augle.
iom eiter ct attentat | 1918 bar flo.
bet ! Senins Sfuloer, % Tom bar pIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

get BAN meget. Sperotiunpn
fees fife for farlig. u'|
st ~italienif 8Iab mebbeIpr ,o,,..
@pstet ON, at RifoIai 9enin oota sr
fomme til @enua, naar urbppbnnaa'
lingerie er fommet inc / Of ~.
@ienge, % Der err Sifferbeb ior ut
lite 3onferencen bill gaa i~ituffpr ,,ao ~
nogetiombelit &eiuItat. gIohpt ~.
teller, at De italienife MennOinbpSSoa..
allereoe boloer paa of iitanoiatte .,
Tiua for bam / @enua.
Set rusiiife Sobiet. Stpres Rprro
lentanter | Berlin bar unberrettpt Ss,
tpife &egiering ON, at en- @r,,NS'
rusiiIfe Ionarfiiter er fommet II
Berlin fra Sofia / gulqoripn ! So,
Seniigt at mprbe &arl &abef On NV
bre WeOlemmer al Sen rugIiifp 9pIs.
cation paa Siemreiien fra @enuo fl
Waoifpa.
&omerife &omminiiter bempotiop,
De fig | 2srbass oct itore aroitonJ@,
| Sipoli, iom foripner 8om mcb eIpf'
triif Strait o. ems. Mnleaaet eips A.
ct pripat enlightenment Selifnb, In,
ben Selifabets Wpnoiabeoer iurIob
InlGsget, blen Ser unoerteonet on
Sberensfomit, bborefter &ommpri,
iterne forpligter fig til at bripc Nm.
lagget paa &ontraftbaiis. Ser bnr
intet WanoefaIo.
Set bar enonu life Ipffpbes Sc 81.
liereoe at formaa @rpfenIanb "a
Eprfiet til of bIi enise om @iIfnarepe
for gaabenitilitanb. 90 MI meloes
fra @tben, at De to &baner / Gil.
leaiien after bar bespnbt at iIoas /
1lOget itsrre Stil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Stor Reiietraff

Observation-Disclosures i 8aib.
ington bar uoiteot en- IbparIel I'll
Golf, iom / Sommerens 2sb agter
CT reile til europa, ONT itibe at isr.
&c for at ifoiie fig De ~nsbpenoige
Heiiepas, oa 9epartementet tror, al
antaaet al amerifanere, iom iaar
tpnfer paa at beige ~llblanbet, bill
b'ipe ulpouanligt fort, itsrre elto
pda mango Mar.
antaaet al aniegninger ON He;.
Iepas er allcreoe, meooeler Sepurte.
mentet, begpnbt of itrsmme inb me0
ltlgcnSe Surti9beo, o. oct antaeer.
ut minolt 10000 pil bliue uoiteot /
Sebet al inoep9rcnbe Waaneo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
60 eamle Guuineer.

Sra Batavia, q. g., bcrettes:
WrS. Sobn Scoins bernf 9pen, Is
War gammel bar anlagt Sfilsmis.
ieIag moo i'm so aar gamle WanS.
Som Sfilsmisiegrunb anisrer bun.
at ban rsmte ira benbe for TO Star
iiSen, og forlanser, at ban blir
osnt I'll at betale benoe ct anit9n.
Digit llnoerbolbningsbiorag.
Orr. Coins erflerer i tit Tilipar,
at ban intet bar imob at bIi ifilt fra
aonen, men at ban err noe al Stanh
til at betole noeet llnoevbolSnings.
tiorag, ba belle bans Snbfomit er en-
Eeniion al $50 pr. Waaneb, oa al
bans gienbom beitaar al to aisr, en-
Girls % Ell Hlog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
6ienfunone Oofumenter

Sra Can Srancisco berettes, Of
&%eferaterne fra Can Srancisco sp.
raabs Nsber / @arene fra 1851 I'll
1855, Der forinanot iomtibig meS
Senrp @eigs, iom bar beifplot for at
babe forfalifet Gountp @arrauS til
ct iamlet 9eleb at $800,O00, er,
iislge en- Neooelelie til Grof. 6. 6.
Chapman, gienfunbne / 2ina, 8cru.
Chapman er Brofesior / Siitorie oeS
California Statsuniperiitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
paa Opoaseliesfaro.

Sra Banana teIeerafercs 15te
Npril: Ipril: Gen brittle 0poa.
seIiesreiienOe Withea Seoees orus
iaaar afiteb berfra paa Ell SpOageI.
ieserpebition til Bananas SllOia.
nerterritorium, Der itreffer Jig ira
&irginia til 8biteman. Sc Snb.
fsbte / bisie gene bar itnoig nlooiat
Jig gnfomiten al boioe SoIf, og bans
S%oretagenoe betragtes oerior iOm
nleget farligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

chef g. 8olcfmar, gureaucbsf | noen.
rigsoepartementet Selee &lGitao,
I aaptein Sreorif 8rpta og 5ormanben
i M~rbeioernes faglige 2anbsorganila-
ton Ole 2ian.
9elegater fra Sanmarf: Sen oan-
life WiniIter / Taris &ammerberre 8.
u. gernboft Srofsrer, % @tatsraao
@mil @liictItaot. Sagfpnbige Haao-
gipere: Separtementscbef g. 3. u.
Mnoerien, ~Gepartementscbef @unni
8uicf- Nielien og 2ensbaron Sans
Goienfrant5.
Selesater fra Sverige: Statsmini'
tier Sialmar Granting, Srofsrer, og
Suititieraab Trpeeer. S~aefpn6ige
&aaoeipere: @eneraloireftsr Srpreu,
Erofesior Gasiel, Or. Marcus, Ser
rebsbspbing Sanbitrsm og Sormano
for Mrbeibernes 2anosorganiiation
Eborberg.
@ae 1elesationer bar Ell Stab al
Sefreterer.
@emia 166e Ipril. - s grfien.
Belle at at @emua.a onferencen umu-
Zig fan oprtaa Reiitltater al pirfelig
8etponing, iaal9nge afruitning os
@r~itatninger er banlpit fra 9rsftelie,
bar 2Iopo George aGerebe begpnbt
Sorberebelie til en- ny geroensfonfe-
renee, bpori noeluffenbe De TO bren.
oenoe Spsrgsr1aal 9%ffrultning og
arigseielo ifal orsftes, os bpohbet
meb Sifferbeo pentes, at De Soreneoe
Stater bill Delta. Senne &onference
bill ianoipnligpis bIi afbolbt til 81.
item, og enten 2onoon eller Saas nil
bli foreiIaat iom Msbeiteb.
Slopb George itsttes | oisfe 8eitr9-
belfer at mango itsrre og minore
Wagter - ia, / @~irfeliebeben al belle
europa meo llnotagelie al Sranfrie.
glae oisie enifer at faa enbelig orb.
net neutrality-suspicious. paa ri.
melig Bis, oe er iprig efter at faa tot
NOT ct Sfriot / Tetning al 8erbens.
Ifruitning. 9isie to Cling er en- ab.
iolrt SoruoiGtning for at europa
fan fomme til Go igien og bespnbe at
arbeioe UNDER nogenlunbe table
Sorbolbe.
Com ct inole1enoe Sfribt / Nef
ming al I~fbebning er oct 2lopb @e-
orges Seniigt at faa De "a Mationer,
iom er reprGienteret / @enila til at
unoertegne en- 8agt, bpori bper iier
forpligter fig til life at aneribe nogen
fremmeo Station | ct beitemt faltiat
Sibsrum.
Sele benne Ylan itemmer goot
operens meo ben rusiiife Delegations
9nifer.
2lopo George forlifrebe igaar
&pelo Sebitcberin ON, at &uslanbs
&rigsgiplb life piloe bli brcftet paa
Wsoet / @enra, men paa Ell fremti:
big &onference. Serimoo bar oct
abiollit nsonenbiet at &uslanbs
@iplo fra G5artioen blep anerfienbt,
forat Ruslano funbe Delta paa liee
SOB, raar DC pprige Sunbes &rigs.
ei9lb blep brsftet. San baaber, at
oct oeiaa ifal lDftes bam at opertale
Sranfrig til at eaa meo paa en- inter
national 9rsitelie at De TO oitale
Spsrgsnlaal. San inbrsmmer, at
&usierne bar Met, naar be b9pber,
of oct er abioliit faafGngt at inaffe
ON @uropas efonomiife 8ienreis.
ming, iiaar man fife faar inaffe ON
De to itore Eager, iom belle ben sfo-
nomiife Sititation er afb9ngis al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Den irife freo.

Ser er frembeles irIf Sreb / ST.
LAMB. 0ail gireanns 8relioent @r.
thur @riffitb bolot igaar, Senbag,
Soreorag, omgioet al Banierbogne oe
SriItatstropper iii bans 9eifptteIie.
Get beber, at De itrioenoe Starter bar
blet enige ON, at De ialfalo life full
De brpnbe &ruot UNDER @riffitbs So.
rebrng, men be funoe life bolbe fig /
Sfinbet. Slere Sfuo blep affpret, oa
ct balpt Sniin Yerioner blep iaaret.
Gepublifanernes 2eoer, Canon Sc
Galera, uoiteote / 2erbaas ct SAD
if~ebuoifa6", bpori oct blanot dnoet
beo:
Hinge irlfe W9nb og apinoer,
blip peb at itaa t~rofait. De, TOM MI
meb Sammer og &laee bill narre bere
til Spergipelie, nil mart title iig bag
bere og fappes mes oere ON Sen isrite
Ylabs / Sortropperl. Srlaltb er eoers
= bere bebsper bare at 9aa % ia
6et!"
Sriitatsiolfene unbreoes paa, ON
bette betsb en- S~pfororing til 3epoli1.
ton, eaer bpab Meninsen egentlig
bar = bbis set Ga bapoe nogen Wte.
ming. giit er set, at Griffith % Col.
Inns % oeres Silbeneere bar banae
for ct al De panliae trife Yaaifeoprsr.
Yaaifeoag err oaiaa garsoasen for
Sprsret / Dublin / 1916, men oen.
gang itob Der Srlenoere moo eng
lGnoere, I'M itaar Srlanbere MOI ST.
lPnoere.
Wicbael Collins bao6e ~inofaIbt be-
tpoelige Sroppeioriterfniitger til 9e.
lfpttelie al DC oifentliae gpgninger /
Dublin, iGrlia &c gpeniuger, bpor
Den propiioriife &esierins bar fine
9ontorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
THE Posi- OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa. UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 8, 1891.
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lis, iom ogiaa blep ben Menisbeo,
for bpem bar, bolot fin iioite 9ale,
nemli9 Eirsoae giten Den doe IpriI.
Gfbsoe efterlaber Jig SiiItril, ii 8arn,
10 Wre0re % To Geitre.
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YaitOr Gotuaro =. SpbnIom bsoe
Ssroag Den Soc Ipril paa Wiiomop
Soipital, meboeler "Wiirneapolis 81.
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gaptiitiamfllno / Imerifa, bar loot
Den lite Warts 1869 / Sconomomoc
isis, graouerebe ira Worgan Barf
tbeoloeiife Seminar / SSainois oa it1l.
bereoe for 0oftorgraoen peb CHICAGO
llniDerlitet. SON bar bopeoiuaelio
pirfet i tire al SauoetS Stater, Hortt
Safotn, Soltb 0afota og Wtinneio.
ia. S Rortb 0afota betiente ban
Wenigbeber / G%ooperstoipn oa Sane
og tiente oesiloen Der iom aoIportsr.
missioner | Az Iar og iom Ssn.
observation-disclosures / 3 @ar. : 9,
9afpta bar ban Yrelt / 9erton, Slo.
BAN, clifton, Buffalo Sap, Sturais
og 5ruitbale. Bee lin 0so bar bar
Brett for Safe Gillian Ienigbeb bel
Mtipater o. Sparta Weniabeo bel
8ranite Sails, Winn. s TO aar rel
tie ban for of jamie Bense til e,
Nisiionsifole | Rorge, iom bar p9rei
i 8irfiombeo iiben 1910. Baito,
Sobnion bar ogiaa eaerS Ell nteget be
npttet @tanb inben lit SamimnS, pal
~iaalebes Sefret9r for Here al Gam
iunbets Statsoreaniiationer. Sar
blep | i'm unaoom ienot til Semina
riet i Morgan Barf fra Ssrite norif
banite 9aptiitmenigbeb | Wiinneapo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

8. 9. 2ariun, iom tibIisere bar
Erpiioent for Scanoinabian Imeri.
cor ganf, Tacoma, or ifeIsc Welbing
ira Tacoma aniat hos ct gilfirma /
Gan Srancisco. Common moo 2nr.
ion / Oct anoet anflagepunft blep for.
leoen Gag omitprtet al Ssieiteret /
Olympia, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

wooled lambs sell about $1,000 -So -
100 Ibs. higher than above quotations.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
FIESTAS PATRONlALES
La Velada en- el Ayuntamiento

!, chi estaba basada principalmente en-
los grandes historiadores, extranje-
ros puertorriqueiios, que han trata-
do sobre historic de Puerto Rico, ta-
les como Oviedo, Las Casas, Iiligo
Abbad, Juan B. Mufioz, Becker, DR..
Coll Toste, Acosta, Brau, Neuman,
C0rdova sus propias investigated
nes
Lo que mas sorprende en- Coll y Gu
chi, parte su cultura, es la reten-
tativa para citar sin tropiezos, fe-
chas, nombres de caciques y de todos
los gobernadores generates que des-
de Ponce de Leon hasta Macfas GO
bernaron la isIa, incluyendo todas las
obras realizadas por ellOs todas Has
meiopas emprendidas bajo sus respec-
tivos gobiernos.
La conferencia de Victor Coll y Gu
CHI no hubiera defraudado la expec-
tacion del pdblico nj en- el misino
Ateneo de Madrid.
AL termlnar Su ilstruclNd aiic
ma disefaci6n obtuvo grandes aplau-
SOS, significativos de 10 mucho que va
Sc lie reconoce al erudito conferences
ia.
El seilor Llorens Torres, ocup6 du-
rante ounce minutes la triDuna, reci-
tando decimas jfbaras de las cuaies
es autor, y huelga decir que ell emil
nente poeta fue objeto de grandes de-
mostraciones de simpatfa.
Luego, como final, la Comision de
Eestejos, obseqpi0 a la concurrcncia
con dulces, refrescos, emparedados y
ltabacos. 81 s5jt
Eel aeto termin0 las once:
,ss.rs.t.s - CiOnistd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26

que sus notas languidas, sus ritmos
J acompdsados, me recuerdan el debel
imperioso de amar mi TERRA Y mi pa
tria, sus hombres mas ilustres, a
todos los seres, todas las cosas nues-
tras...
Una gran oyaci6n no deja percibir
las dltimas palabras del seiior Cutie
rrez Ortiz, quien es feIicitadfsino por
su notable discurso.
Nuestro compafiero en- la prensa,
Enrique Ramirez Brau, redactor de
nuestro colega Gel Mundo', di0 lee
tura con la emoci6n que el sabe poner
a sus estrofas, un bello soneto que
publicaremos en- nuestra pr6xima edi-
ci6n.
Acto seguido, la angelical seiiori--
ia Socorro Paniagua deleit6 con su
dicci6n iihpecable y galana, recitando
magistralmente la celebrada poesfa de
Chocano la tristeza del Inca"
AL terminar una saliva de entusias-
tas aplausos pFemi0 su labor. i@6
A cargo del talentoso Victor Coll
y Cuchf, quien podemos lamar des-
lie anoche, el Melendez Pelayo puer
torriqueno, estaba la disertaci6n his
t0rica acerca de Ia fundaci0n de San
Juan, de sus primeros colonizadores
y. pobladores,' labor de diffcil deseln-
peflo por los numerosas fechas y NOM
bres indios que cit0-habl0 una hora
Y cuarto sin hacer uso del mas insig-
nificante apunte-y ademas por abar-
car tan vasto tema, cumplidamente,
en- una admirable sfntesis acerca dc
los prinier6s viajes de Crfstobal Co
lon y de Juan Ponce de Leon. 3 il
La conferehcia de Victor Coll j Gu.