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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
WON.4N CHARGED
WITH MURDER or TWO

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. GA
against Mrs. Catherine Roster who
yesterday killed her husband. Oscar
Roster and his stenographcr Mildred
Greckitt In the office of the Roster
Advertising agency OF which he was
the head. The young widows molly
calm moment today was the brief
period that she was permitted TO hold
her 3-months-old baby boy who had
been brought 10 the city hall by her
mother. Nearly all day she paced her
cell, sobbins and wringing hcr hands.
According to "A statement issued by
Rosters brother, who also was his
partner IN tho advertising business.
Mrs. Roster was exceedingly Jealous
OF her husband.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
HARDING SENDS HIS
COINCIDENCE ON POPE

Washington. d. C., Jan. 22.-Prcsi-
don't Harding's condolences on the
deat TIA OF Pope Benedict were dispatched
today by Secretary Hughes to Cardi-
nal Gasparri. papal secretary OF state.
Deeply rcgretting to learn the de-
misc of His holiness Benedict XIV" the
messages said "the president desires me
to express to your cminence profound
condolences. His humanity. his pro-
motion of po9cc as we'll as his kindly
spirit and great learning won for him
place in the hearts of men every
where. His death will be deeply
mourned thruout the United States"
Officials of the American govern
ment and of other governments repre-
sented here formed a steady stream
today at the official residence OF the
apostolic delegate. Giovanni Bonzano.
Formal regrets came by wire from all
parts of the United States.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
PERSONA

Milton Yarberry has been confined
to his home for several days by very
severe cold.
Reverend Father Edward Barry of
Saint Patrick's church, who has been
suffering from heart trouble at Clock
ner Sanatorium, Colorado Springs. Is
recovering nicely and hopes to be back
with his parish within a month, Revcr-
end Father Hamilton announces.
Billy Allen OF Mathews & Allen left
Saturday night for Kansas City. where
he goes to be present at n family re-
union on January "a. in honor of his
mothers roth birthday anniversary.
He expects to return TO Pueblo about
February 1.
Mrs. Sara f.. Campbell and her
daughter, DIR. Marie j. Campbell. the
well, known chiropractic physician
spent Sunday in Colorado Springs. re-
turning in the evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
RIOTERS At COAL NINE

SIDNEY. y. s., Jan. 22.-Rioters to-
night attacked property of the Domin-
ion Coal company Mt New Aberdeen,
near Glace Bay, looting several ware
houses. Shots were Aired during the
to have started yesterday when $50
men entered the cooperative store Of
the company and inquired as to the
terms on which credit would be cx-
tended to unemployed miners. The
store manager replied that the uues-
ton of credit was beyond his juris-
diction. The raid on the stores commits
sary department then began.
In the evening a second attack was
made. Tho building WAS partly
wrecked and six police guards were
injured. Tho dominion company's pro-
posal for wage cuts to the miners ef-
fective January /, resulted In re-
straining injunction being issued in
favor OF the men
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
AUTOS COLLIDE, NO
OCCUPANT HURT

An automobile driven by John Lam
cendorfer. 1900 Spruce street, coilided
with an automobile driven by Rafael
Soldana at the intersection OF North
crn and Routt avenues at Sis o'clock
last night.
Soldana was said to. have been driv-
ing east on Northern avenue and Lam
cendorfSr was approaching from the
west when the collision occurred with
such force that the front ankle OF Sol
dana's car was broken and the hood
and tenders badly damaged
Lancendorfer assumed all the blame
and eSreed to settle the matter out OF
court, according to the witnesses. He
was on his way to Pinon to visit
friends
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23

Vandals pillaged the Pleasant View
school house. six miles east of Pueblo
on the Santa Fe trail, sometime Satur-
day night. They looted and wrecked
the building. Desks were torn up,
locks broken on the lockers, their
contents rifled, and the whole interior
bore signs of malicious destruction.
Several gymnasium suits We're taken,
it is said. but the extent of the rob-
berry will not be fully ascertained until
Monday when teachers check up. The
value of the materials stolen is not
expected to be more than 800. but
the destruction may amount to $3.50,
The robbery was not discovered un-
til late Sunday afternoon whom pupils,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
I Notice That----

brations that come out of the machine.
d. z. is familiar with this peculiar
ity of humanity and he plans Of on
capitaliZinE 1t.
The music OF crunching snow would
sound lot better to most people II
it was played on a phonograph and so
d. u. believes he will can some of that
frig!d classical harmony and sell the
'cans" at SO much per each and put
them on the market next summer
when most folks would like to hear
something that reminds them Of cool
weather.
Musically yours.-W. H. P.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
SNAIL PON At SPRINGS

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Jan.
2l.-Thc first case OF small pox re-
ported in Colorado Springs since last
July was discovered today. Since the
smallpox scare in other parts of the
state 5000 persons have been vacci-
mated here, Or. o. L. Gillctt, city
health officer estimates.
Tuesday the voters Will be asked to
decide on abandoning compulsory vac
cination in tho city school, special
election having been called for thru
petitions circulated by anu-vaccina-
tionists.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
Ghieftsin want ads. bring results.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED to buy small steamer
trunk Phone 2575-M
LOST-Lady's, wrist watch between
Western Union office and the City
Auditorium. Finder return to Wells
hotel and receive reward.
TWO SUITES downstairs. nicely fur
nished for housekeeping. Water I'm
kitchen, gas and coal range. free
phone. lights and bath. Walkable to
steel works. ON Bessemer car line.
Cheap. 1850 East Evans.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
DUTRO-BLACK GET TIE
in 36 HOLE MATCH

DELMONT, Cal, Jan. 22.-Jim
Barnes and Jock Hutchison were held
even in 36hole golf match here
today by Morticr Dutro and John
Black. Dutro by difficult shot from
behind a tree to the final tee held up
with his par playing, evened the match.
At no stage did either pair have more
than a one hole lead. A large purse
was at stake.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23

MARRIAGE SUNDAY

Miss Miriam Scribner and Victor
H. Haven were quietly married at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Scribner. 70s West Eigh-
tecnth yesterday afternoon. only I'M
mediate ms rrbers of the families and
few initiate friends were present.
After tho ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haven left ON "a short honeymoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
WESTERN FRANCHISE
SAID TO BE ON SALE

LINCOLN. Ncb. Jan. ga franchise
in the Western baseball league has
been tentatively offered Lincoln men
interested in game it was announced
today. One of the cities now q mem
ber of the league It was said, intends
to sell it's club and the franchise was
offered to f. r. Duncan. THE city
which intends to retir was not named
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. ga
Brigadier General Asher Clayton
Turner, u. S. A. retired. veteran of
both the Civil and the Spanish -Ameri-
car wars, Is dead at the Presidio here.
He was retired from active service in
1904 after forty years with the mill
tary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
PLEASANT VIEW SCHOOL HOUSE
IS PnLACED BY VANDALS

going to rehearse class play. found
a barricade of school supplies across
the road n quarter of n mile from the
school house. Entrance was gained by
ripping off a screen and prying open
a window. Tho work was evidently
that OF youths with destruction as
their motive.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23

Years ago. Roberts was employed on
newspaper in Pueblo. For n num-
beI of years his daughter resided in
this city. lie his made several visit
to Pueblo and Colorado Springs in the
last five years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
Former Pueblo News
Man Dies On Coast

LONG BEACH, CAT. ian. 22.-Frauk
Il. Roberts. founder, owner and editor
OF the Long Beach Telegram, died in
Bardin today. He was 66 years old
and native OF Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
CITY BRIEFS

COLLEGE GIRL corset for women
who care, for sale by NJ. Braun, 400 N.
Union Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
DIED
FUNERAL NOTICES

will be held this afternoon at o'clock
from McMinn funeral home. Rev. w.
E. Bell will conduct the service. Burial
VIII he in the family lot in. Rosclawn.
r;ichard Leo lSkins. little son OF Mr.
"a Mrs. Richard W. Atkins. died Sat
urday afternoon at the family resl-
dence, 1ls Elm street Funeral will
take Place Monday at 10 o'clock from
the chapel OF r. @. Mccarthy and
company. Mccarthy block. Rev. G. NJ.
'i'eniEht viii conduct tho services. In
torment will be in Mt. View cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Amy Matilda
Holmes viii bc held Monday afternoon
at o'clock from the chapel of T. @.
Mccarthy and company. Mccarthy
block. and at $50 from St. Johns a.
NJ r. church. Rcv. Herring Will Of
nciate. tnterment VIII be in Rosclawn
cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.

l70 s. Santa Fe. Phones 516-sl7.
ALL hair cutting csc at 1145 f.
Evans open from a. IN. to s p. m.
II. A. SMITH. Upholstering. carpet
cleaning, mattress renovatins. etc
Phone 941-w 321 f. 5th.
ARKANSAS VALLEY DIVISION
NO. Al Ladies Auxiliary to o. r.. c.
Card Party at Fishers Hall. Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. "a. Admission zoe.
SMALL F'IRE.-Sparks that fell on
the roof of the home of Angelo Abyba
at 40S Plum street. caused a fire at
that place about l o'clock yesterday
afternoon, according to the fire de-
partment. 1t is said that strong wood
fire in the home of Abyba caused small
burning wood embers to fall on the
roof. set fire to the shingles causing
about s25 damages.
DROP leaf table, $3.50: new rock
ers. solid oak. $3.50; overstuffed
rockers, imitation leather, $685..
RED CIIFFE FURNITURE CO.,
$50 SO. Union, near Depot. Phone
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
BORN

BORN
To Mr.. and Mrs. William White. 1912
Stout avenue, a son, Jan. %, 1872.
DIED
JACOBS, Edna Maurine, age years
died at oo5 West "D'' street, January
22 Body at United Davis Worries.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
IDA-LOUISE CAFETERIA

ITO West 3rd Street.
SPECIALS: Monday-Country saus-
age, cream of tomato soup; Tuesday
fried oysters, cherry pie.
Ptkevcw Semi -Bitumlnous
Pixies Peak Consolidated Fuel Co.
Phone 1225-1909
SFECIAI-Boys and Girls school
shoes. $19S and SEA. on sale At
BRAUN'S, 400 y. Unicn Ave.
GENUINE Kroehaler Daveno only
$see5.
RED CTIFFE FURNITURE CO..
$40 So. Union, near Depot. Phone
An.Steel Safes and CabinctA. The
Best. O'Brien Printing 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23

H A. SMITH. Upholstering. carpet
cleaning, mattress renoyatinR. ETC.
Phone 941-W. 321 E. 5th
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06

q foyer del eleGanie teatro olSmvsa.
de Saniurce, hacienda los consiguicn.
ies concentrates ca relaci5n a In i'm
paenaci6n de Ia fianza pneStada por
los unionistas. unO de los abogados de
In minoria que representa- el plelio
electoral de san Juan, disertandO so
bre Ia mencionada moci6n de impug-
naci0n de lG fianza. que esta sehalada
para el microbes ochO del corriente.
ante la COrtc dc nistritO. primera sec
ci0n, alegaba que 81 dicha Corte. de-
claraba con lugar liz mOci0p presenta-
da, p0dfa La parte demandante tomar
possession del municipiO mediante In
prestaci0n de un;: fianza, que va te-
nfan preparada para lds efectos del
case, quedandOle a La parte demanda-
da el dnico recurso de estsblecer un
CertiOraIi ante la COrte Suprema de
Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06

Madrid side septienbre de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06

q 90 uh a. 81 ao,. slnt aAui go %.
- flazscs q aalalua1i sassaaa. a.
lEal,ule inieleanal lnh, a. adla cas
iHlentn. uon labs lhpmFm ssn
tirmIa - cossiEns 80 saoHbsl sin.
siillnaiee. alrunaf euiiuFun sn Ns5a.
ih cun lAleuio, lalsef lhasasa iieFa.
%. b fieuasaFun.
~ racde nseeuiHr que Boz tnieoi
oos rfcF4ipIcs q. hnf loFHhao un f8un.
70 asAniilNe y hoy tiesaen un NOM
bfR inaiscutihie saltis los uumtnaaos
inlclcctaales esnsfoles. non Ruben
nAfSo > Ruriqoe r a.. nasao srlunSo
en EspafA estAH ~ Bqa6my ln.
chando durante n.-rir.
iNeinieNlsss A. iaionio. se lab
telsi 8 Do hsmbrcs ) auhrpuraeN
Rode triunf6 en Espaha sin --.ur
en ksT.aiio. la inielecinalidad espa.
noia dice que Enrique Rod6 y Miguel
de Unamuno sen las dos cumbre ssslcl
pensamiento espahol en- los dos mum
dos dc nuestra raza.
Es necesariO en- Ia vida el sentiao
de Ia realidad para evitarnos deeep-
clones que amarguen nuestros espiri-
tus... La fraternidad intellectual de
que nos hablan algunos existe. 81 al
que viene a Madrid es ave de paso.
mas 81 da a conocer su intencion de
levantar su tienda de conlbate frente
la de los que suehan en- tocar ia IA
ma, esa fraternidad sc tornara obs
taculos...
Tenemos pruebas de 10 suoedido a
ciertas aves de paso. Han sido aga
saJados, pero el agasajo les cuesta
miles de pesetas.
Es possible conseguir un exito de
prensa 81 nos disponemos a soltar la
bolsa. Lo mismo sucede en- otros PAL
ses. Naturalmente, que tai exito ds
efimero... iRidiculol .. Para lie.
gar al verdadero exito, es precise ha-
~ NSAiOSHC uc tdlSIlO, IucIaT Y Su-
frir, largamente. :. s.
La juventud Intellectual en- Madrid
masca la pena de no yer publicados
sus articulos Y .poemas en- las revis-
tas. Los periodicos son inaccesibles.
Sc rechaza, por exceso de originates,
la collaboration gratis LA Esfera"
tiene un departamento destinado a
los trabajos literarios. Las gavetas
sc desbordan. j.. A. fuerza de perse-
euir al Director, Sc consigue la publi-9
cacion de unos versos un articulo.
Y este sucede chicos grandes,
a los que empiezan su camino v los
que 10 tienen terninado... a
En- otro artfculo nos ocuparemos del
Ateneo de su trascendencia litera-
ria en- America. .
E. Ribera Chevremont. I
Madrid, Sbre. 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06

cias del padre Sol. crugi6 de rcgoci-
jo, nOto que Sc remozaba, fu6 tan
intensa su algeria, que esfall6 lo
largo de una oxidada varilla...
Tai vez pueda Ocurriime case igual:
tambien acaban de quitarIne la tnndd
y el sol de pasados dfas tie mis- amos
mozos ha vuelto caIdear mi sangre
y ha encendido apagadas pavesas.
Debajo de mi piel. y muy cercano
ella, adn existe la piel del Artillero
que jur5 sagrados compromises bajo
los floridos ARGOS del Alcazar Sego-
viano.
: Angel RIVERO.
Madrid 8 de septiembre de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06

ne e. saat ml a. a. raaaa e.
81 nsAs zHllusa - aa ssisasis s.aass,f
tlnEea Fssaause a. sanHmnHs s.ase
l,lA a. ase taHgsa q q saas.f a. salss
Isssl,,e sausts - tsunla. - 1liiaaa
lspsu 5 a. nanssa Ss.aalalx = a.
$50 ssasene AlaHfs ssuse ne slt1aasaa
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nn haen auire 3 salsana .alld lss 50
lnesus sNeulssms AZ lralnsse a. Rsms
30 Visa. ene oisuan iolas las asssa.
otaHlns - Nhllassio a. Be- cussra
A la isssuma csssas a. nu nrise esan.
traEs
-lAeas.o rcf Al oaiullsa a. AfsIiie
ia Geimkn Saons rslasa. "a orsie.
nnnEa. - hIailanie unifagne. 1ne lagr
c'ie , al.T~ Ia rancrla - sercro des
ssacho , an 5cfe a. agsnlsgga ~ asic
lnnia lsieruuiando:
IA quien iesaeo - honurs..
--Anrsl RireEo. insindo: no lsne-
Do ierminar Ia prescntaei6n. Torque
nnos hraEos recios , cariiiosos se Gle
Isan scbre mi pccho. Quien asf. des.
pues de - amos. adn me recor,i.,ha.
era IL cononel Saenz Pelayo. ndmeno
20. de mi promotion On In Academia
de Ariillerla el primerO muri6: el
20. es Perez Vidal. actualmcnte en-
Marruecos Y casi siempre agregadO a
Ia Embajada en- Washington: el 40.
fuf yO.
DE los abrazOs paSamos a las con
fidencias; .cuantos successes que rela-
tar, DespieS hablamOs de los felices
dfas de nuestra juventud pasados en-
Ia historical Segovia: recordamOs su
Alcazar de sorprendente belleza. su
acueducto romano. constitufdo pOr Lu-
cifer. segtn cuentan las comadres que
habitan Ell las cercanfas. Iarga fue
la platica sObre la Academia de arti-
llerfa v despues, salierOn a relucir la
casa de los picOS. la plaza de los ago
JacjOs v hasta aquella comfortable ta-
berna regentada pOr el primer tcnieR-
te GIcdlde de Perogordo, maestro en-
servirnOs suculentas porciones de 10
mo, bien rociado con el viniIlo sego-
vianO. - A.sft.A ~ :
i TIE acuerdas -. nj II A
Fue una larga hora en- due vivi.nos
treinta amos hacia atras Dospues de
convehir nueva cita otsJ. lordenanza
me condujo a las of;cinas del, EN- pa
sados tiempos, entrafiable compaiiero
Joaquin Nieves Coso quien, despues de
ganar en- buena lid las iesrellas de
teniente ingres6' ell la Escuela Supe-
rior de Guerra dezella Z cali rest
empleo de captain de Estado Mayor
siendo hoy coronel de este cuerpo con
destino en- ell Ministerio de la Guerra.
Sc repitieron los abrazos alin con ma
yor efusi0n que Ell el primer encuen-
tro, porque Nieves y 70 fuimos, du-
] rante afios, algo mas que c0mpaiieros
amigos. Eli Toledo, cuando eranos
alumnos en- la Academia General Mi
litar publicamos en- collaboration, un
| pequeifo libro en- prosa v verso titula-
do. "Ecuaciones de segundo grado'.
Sus alegres risas. llenaban ell salon
cuando Sc me ocurri0 preguntarle:
:; Eres feliz, joaquin?
Su rostro cambi0, subitamente, de
.fexpresi5n; lagrimas llenaron sus ojos
iy me respondi6:
-; Feliz?; no, Angel; soy infeliz en-
tire los mas infelices de la TERRA. Un
hijo mfo, teniente de infanterfa, que
mandaba un destacamento de veinte
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06
Ia SOCIEDAD MoR Y ARTF

La muy gcniil vice ys'sidenia de Ia
sociedad Amor AlTef. de Mana,f
Adelina N. lie Carde, nos envfa una
invitGcion muy amable, para asi~tir al
baile de coNnaci0n que ha de llevar-
Sc a efecto On Ia noche del II del CO.
rriente. a las nueye. en- honor de la
bellfsima reina Conchita, que tan ad-
mirSda eS pOr Ia buena sociedad ma
natiela.
Amenizari el acto In JGzs-JGRd "Eu-
teipe", que dirige el professor Carmelo
Diaz.
DamOs las gracias mas rendidas por
la invitaci0n que SO nos hace para un
actO que ha de ser esplendido por el
objeto que tiene pOr ser quienes son
sus organizadoras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06
MADRID. HARPOSA ALVGIHAETE.

naeisa = ls, mas gus uuna b
H,mh,ua aiurhsusae uos hass uohss
= ~ hmalusnAisa a. Aluasa rus
t,Amcfuuaa lurlines a. lssaslo Ne.
alse ~ aidadnoleur1ls. 81 eraFo b..
tslecsnti a. nucsasa tNNa. iA slM
larlNtaA ~ naagsa ~ ~ sfuao. a..
lieicsa. hsge lot eagsstores amrFica-
nos NcfIsmos I'm efsuf y 30 elccf cue
apenhs pianmot lh nuri7n ae Sol D
not paseemos ael hsMSo a. Anayss
6onEAles hlanco . a. los Machnda.
aeoemos d. ncf cunsagFaaos acui y
aha come Ecnios DE- la liiemiufa e..
Isahola. No. no ~ tFiunfa tan fAcil.
mente en- Madrid. o. txito intelec.
fnal ~ ~ nloanza publicando uno .
- Hrxicnlos en este u ctro pesa6dico.
No eEia con una lectura de vcIsos a.
ana conn EQSia en- 81 Atenen "a e
nednce too iitga a'n1S dos libros.
ESQ es nada. 2 es II zumbido De
una mosca en- m, % De una Rapsodia
de Litz. r. cue FenEa con el prOp6-
sitO firme de hs Aerse dc un nOmbre
en- Espana tendr. cue luchar mucho,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06

ale.gasssst sa@ taaa - snmas auna
a. sNs-is ass assFsnuise asa ggsaiI a.
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enfs ssa Nsaar lss ssasaNns ara.
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guc sssatr Fisa sFsss
.t'aae nmleo m,ios o. ssen,ae IAN
al,sW inn seslais "a caesas m.Ae o..
fliof , l,niianeusso a. las r,o,Sssruios
luc aslainn a la AradssHla 90 une,aro
t.culsos hoy. . l.esar ~ ~ aparuuir
isasaNss. l,sral,a cume IN uiaa. Do.
i,iude rn "a G,aliFna.
% q
~ uansla Ma. o. rssa aamFal,le
nj ac iranvgas madrllcSsos me aci6
"a Ialersa da Ninisierio DE- Marina.
-sla oapitAn de navso noa Anrcl
, crgcgas - y
:ror aQui.; y desgsnes De eSucrar
ilgunos minutes On Ia anfesala del MI
aisiTo. apanecio non Angel. capitan
ie Nario Dc primera clase. e hijo de
aquel heroico Almirante espafol que.
a bordo del rrncero Maria Teresa. y
vanguardia de- su flota. sali6 a pie
no sol de Santiago de cuba emblstIen-
10 In pOderoSa escuadra americana
mandada pOr Sampson y Schely, re-
sueltO a afrontar 10 inevitable, 10 poF
Il previsto v en- cumplimientO de su
lcber.
Angel Cervera es un mariBO alto,
fuerte. de fostro noble Y serene quc
recuerda las lfneas correctas del ia
llecido Almirante. Despues de recibir-
me con maneras carilosas efusivas
cualssi Sc tratase de un antigua COM
pailerO de buque, me brind0 asiento.
hizO venir a su hermano Don Luis y
ALI los tres, en- la soledad del alesre
despacho hablamos. ell voz baja por
mas de una hora. 70 les LEI alSo. al
90 muy grave. de gravedad suma que
en- mis- Cr6nicas consigno; ellos, dete-
nidamente, examipa-0n el case. sts
pruebas, la perfidia pasada,. el desaS
tIe dp;, pudo evitarse, la guerra que
pusosy debi6 tOmar giro favorable a
r,spaiia ili ijtF3ll
( lMir6 fijamentey a los oj0s de mis-
companeros de conferencia ' note que
briIlaban con luces extrafias. !
;De que hablamos?
Hoy no 10 dire Ell su dfaa Guam
do en- fecha pr6xima circule mi mo-
3destoI libro, .rasgare ell yelo que duran
te veintitrcs amos nndanlas eau
nsiaSs<. .AsA;-tfitoi Ia n
daafa de .cervei Abieh dhie.
nes fueron los responsables de que SCI
enviasen al fondo de los mares tres
cientos espafioles, j6venes, esperan2as
de otros tantos hogares, y de que Hs-
paiia perdiese cuatro gallardos cruEe-
ros i. dos destroyers ell dfa 3 de julio
de 1898. 1slf ofi'@i ~ ie i
AL despedir1ios, no con las manS,
sino con los brazos, me entregaron p !
lujoso tomo, a mi dedicado, de u4
obra titulada '.Biografia del Almira1
te Cervera'', escrita por Ell sabio ISL
suita P. Alberto Risco. Despues m
lenviaron un retrato del Almirante, GU
yos restos reposan hoy en- el Pante6fl
de Marines Ilustres de San Fernandez
Y, cuando abstrafdo en- mis- pensa-
mientos, baje del tranvfa en- la Puerta
del Sol maquinalmente hacia el iio-
tel, sentf los alegres sones de trompe-
tas militares; hice alto v df frente a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06
ACEPTADA LA RENUNCIA

FL GObernadOr ha aceptado la re-
nuncia presentada pOr el sefior Rafael
Martinez Alvarez, como miembro de
La Conisi6n de Servicio Civil. Y ha
nombradO para sustitufrIe al senior
Carlos Llauger
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06
HE AQrI coPlA DE Ia MocIoN
PRESENTADA POR los ABoGA-
DOS CNIoNISTAS

;ciSn con yise.f de los alegatos presen-
sstados. a ls mayor brevedad possible, a
i'm de que con la srficiente anticipa-
esSi0n presenter los demandantes el bill
de pqrticulares, pedido, sin cuyo re-
quisito quedaran imposibilitados de
pfesentar prueba en- apoyo he dichos
ipsrticulares.
< = Eduardo Acufia, Celestino lriarte, H.
Rivera Zayas, Miguel Guerra Mondra-
g6n y. Juan Guzman Benftez.
MAS soRRE Ell PLEITo DE SAN
d. JUAN
OpSai0a de IN dbogado de Ia fatnor't0'
LA fiamso preparddd. .-B''ico reci~-
so qso les qAedd a los amionistds
En- la noche del sabado tiltimo, en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-06


Iglesias, leader maximo del partido
socialista habia recibido varias comu-
nicaciones de algunas Uniones Obre-
ras, protestando de la actitud asumi-
da por ell Senador Iglesias, al decir
que no habria huelgas en- Puerto Ri
CO durante ell curse de los tres veni-
deros amos; dice Ell sefior Conde que
quiere hacer constar que tales comu-
nicaciones no han sido recibidas, y es-
ia segunro que no hay malestar den
tro de la coIectividad socialista, toda
vez que todos estan conformes, aun-
que sea "Buche y Puma, a 10 que
olga el gran Senador.
Asi mismo, nos indica tambien que
ell seiior Rivera Martinez sigue en- su
puesto, no habiendo pensado renuncial
siquiera.
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Ell LEADER SOCIALISM, sESOR
CONDE