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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28

de valuta pentru studentii, carr
urmeaza cursuri in strainatate
Ministerul de finante fos'
instiintat telegrafic, de catrt
consolidarea bon,trilor de tezaul
eat 81 imprumutul ce s'a facut y
plata Londrei in suma de 2 $
jun. milioane lire sterline mers
fOarte bine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
IN VT A R E

D-nul Constantin n. Csnja 81
d-soara Maria |. Parvu ambii din
comuna Parau jud. Fagaras, Ro-
mania, invita- pc toate neamurile,
consatenii 81 prietenii din loc 81
jur, a lua parte la Celebrarca GU
lnuniei lor, Religioase, care va
avea loc Dumineca in Octom-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
NSTHNIARE

Stunt rugati toti abonsnF
nogtri . obssrya urmxtoarele
reguli la tri1niterea psntru
schimbare de adresk
I. 81 90 scrie pdresa veche
unde ia mers xiarul q adrssa
dnde ga natal.
4 2. La fiecare persoan1 d
90 alature mxrci do b. 81 %
caute Cd nj SO des nunele stra-
lei si al orasului corest.
Cine nu obseTvx aaeste ~
gull in zadar asteapt4 q / -
schimbe adresa e3 uu % poate
AA,ntn1ska1iA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
4 VIZ

Comitctul paroclici gr.-or. rom
'St. Gheorghe" din Canton, O.
a hotarit sd aranjeze 0 petrecere
teatrala impreunata Gu dams pc
26 Noemvrie a.lc., 81 roaga pc
toate organizatiile din loc 81 jul
de a nu aranja petreceri pc ziua
susnumita. Progra1nul sc va pu-
blica la timp.
Comitetul Parochial.
(CDE q, 80 2, 1nA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
DIN PATRIE

u. ministru al artelor G.. Baml
a acordat uul ajutor de 1000 lei,
batranului preot Revai Karoly,
traducatorul poetilor Cosbuc, f.
mincscu 81 Vlahuta.
All dupa amiazi Sc va intruni
la ministerul de finante comisiu
nea pcntru acordarea schimbulu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28

In ''Monitorul Oastei" de eri
sa publicat decHia- millisteriala
mr.. 541 din 1922 in care sunt pre-
vazute sumcle ce pot Fl cheltuite
de cerpurile de trupa pentru re-
.paratiunile de armament, pc exer-
citiuni bugetar in ours.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
CONVOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Biruinta 81 Desrobi-
rea Neamului Romanesc" din
Warren, Ohio, prin aceasta Con-
voaca pc toti membrii sal la Sc
dinta Ge9erala de 3 luni care sc
va tinea Dumineca i'm prima Oct.
1922 i'm Hala Soc. ia Walnut
Str. la orele l 80 dupa ameazi.
Punctelc, principale vor Fl: u
Darea de seama pc 3 luni., y Ra-
portul delegation de Ia adunarca
generala din Erie, Pa. 81 Depu-
nerea juramantului pentrl lnem-
bril- inscrisi din noh. ~ ,Raportul
Presedintelui Soc. precum 81 al
managerului de la Hala. 5) Even
tuale propuneri 81 desbateri rela-
|tiv la bunul mers al Societatii.
Stunt obligati toti membrir lie
a lua parte la sedinta. Absentelc
Incmotivate sc svor pedcpsi con
form statutului.
(NB.) Taxa de inscriere ca
membru in Soc. numai $1.00;
irugam dcci pc toti bineyoitoril
lSoc. de a sc jnscric ca meElbrli
lpana G taxa redusa.
In numele Soc. ''Biruinta s.
Des. Neam. ROmanesc"
George Dragomir, presedinte.
! lie Stirbetiu, prim secretar.
OPS -29).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28

lncasarile pentru taxa de tim
bru 81 inregistrare de la 1 Apri-
lie 81 pana la | August a.. {. au
fost de 32l, ,4S9 900 lei, Gu un plus
de 131, ,7l9.2OO, fata de evaluarile
bugetare.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
BELMONT

Mr. Recd and Rcxis Huun ssni b.
fredonia one day last wess
Mr A Oliver hss been spending
the last tvo wesLs With NJ Lucy
Cnyns
NJ and Nv lamss nuar a..
tended ne funsral % M VIII Cus.
iafd at Pinsy Fofk Thlr.day
Mr. and Mr. Alhsfi " Cannsii
attended ne funeral n hsf brother
a. hney Fofl
Mr. Dollar Wooslau went b. Ma
ron Friday u last wesh
Nr Herman Known ven, to to~n
Friday
Mr jane nurr sent 10 Freian,a
Saturday
Lola Browu spent SUNDAY ailh ne
b. Mclean
Mr. John Marvel spent saturday
with her daughter. Nu icie Nc
Misan
Mr. A Oliver spent Saturday and
sunday with Mr. NORMAN nmvu
and family
Nisse, lmogsns ilill aud Elizabeth
Steven spent Friday afternoon With
her sister, Mn Ruby Cnder
NJ and uu % Woo.iau srfnt
ast Sunday ui.h Me- rhs Nndfrus
and family
Mu Nonie niouu of Washington
has been sis,sinr 18th Mr. Dollar
W1odali
Mn Geneva Asher spent Friday
with Mrs Carrie Hill and children
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
SALEM
Written for lass wssk)

Written for last weekl
Elvira shelby and Ethel Naleom
entered school here Monday
~ Luther Pace and Jane. Pace
lefl Saturday for Detroit
Mn D. r. Ryan died Sunday
The funeral services were conducted
Al the baptist church Tuesday
Mu " q HAYDEN Wa called %
Marion, lll. last thursday % the
bedilds u her ton. Pred Hayden.
who was very SICK
7 N George sent h Dckoycn
lon business Thursday
Mr. J A. Fauis entertained .
number u friends a. dinner Friday
e. A bradley returned from Nv.
ansylils Monday
e. x Stevens IL recovering from
q teN severe illness
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
WHY BE SICK?

Thou,anda of roUp's kuna tlai
STONES SPECIFIC will kecn their
systems right and their blood puri
ICED forilfy against Flu. Cold Ia.
grippe and pneumonia now We want
you a. know what STONES spF.
.ClfiC will 40 for you During Feb.
way lihe month ~ sickncssl W.
will give you a dollar box ~ Stones
Specific absolutely frce with each
dollar boy yoa huy Your money
back II not satisfied
Tak, advantage of lhis oiier while
you have the opportunity This oacr
will expire March lst Act NOW
Al medicine delivered BY parcel
post fee send check or money order
u. " SrONE MEDICINE ca.
Marion kcntucky
Samnles free
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
DYCUSBURG

J. A. Gmvss was in Paducah Sat.
urday
seldom Howard was IN Marion
FRIDAY and Saturday
Re-, Hall of Louisville dllcd his
first appointment a. ths BAPTIST
church sunday
Albert cooksey b ~ with pnsumo-
MA
Henry Griffin b. recovering from
injuries sustained when thrown from
a horse.
Mr Virginia vosirr. who has been
W Tor some weeks. Is reported some
hsttsr
Dr " ?. Gardner of Smlthland
was IN our town Thursday
Tom Allison has accepied the po.
siiion a. engineer on he Grace ns.
tsr herr
Allie Moore Bennett vas in Nut
lava Saturday
Mu G l.. Lott spent a few DAYS
last week in ihs counir,
clifford Smith of Columbus. Mis-
spent several days hsrs last week
The Eueat ~ Prank Charles. De-
o. D. Ries ~ raduCah has put
in q new line ~ rroceues in our
town
p s. Smith ~ Frc,lonla. va. m
town Friday
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
BLACKBOARD

Mr. Addis Bunklsy and chlllpn
u unloutown spent "Wednesday viih
hef mother. M Mar Cfowsu
o. N Cnsp seni io Morrande'd
Ncinesday on husiress
Born n M and Mr. wm llieh
held a fine hahy giri
fnyd Lawson went o. Marion on
"Wednesday - lali Wsek
Mf and Mrs & l. Cain returned
from ilslsy THURSDAY
Mn Ella Morgan and ,hildrn
spent saturday ard SUNDAY siih hsI
mother. Nh Tom Nauen ~ HOP
hnsvills
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
REI'TON

Mn Mae Ilowrrioo fsiurnel from
Sturris Thursday
AZ and Mn Ontlow Nunn ~
johnson Ciiy returned io Rsrion ono
day last wesi
~ and Mr. l. e. Tmiu wsrc
in Mauon Wednosday
" D smith was in Nafion Wei.
ncsday of last wepk
Mr and Mr. John Cullen were
guest. u her u.oihsf, Mr u Travis
one day last week
Miss Fannie rhum,on wa in Ma
Iion Saturday
Mis- Eiia Hunt was the week end
guest u Miss Fls,a rowey
Miss Fannie Thurmon len sunday
for bowling Green where she will en-.
ttr school
Mr. $ Lynch ~ this place j. VIZ.
i,inr relatives in Princeton
Rev Carter filled his regular ap.
poiniment Al Repton Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
PINEY CREEK

Mr. and Mn viii Crayus spent
Sunday with NJ and Mr. Cam
Crayns
Ar Johnnie Jennings visited hlI
hoy Sirler last Sunday
Misses CorIie Woodall aud lmogens
Hin Of Princeton visited their par.
ents Saturday aud sunday
NJ Victor Hunt visited Mr. &.
Stevens Saturday and Sunday
Ar and Mr. Ivan Jennings and
lahy spent Sunday with hls father,
NJ l. p lsuninrz
Mr. Delnar Hunt spent sunday
with hts grandparents. Mr and Ms
Jim Riley
Mr. Nonia brown and children
spent Monday ~i'h NJ. isia Wood.
al
Mrs John Marvel spent Fus.ay
with her daughter
Hilda Cmyne visited Gladys SIX
lsi SUNDAY
NJ and Mr. Reed Woodall Wa.
tied her father. J o Belt, Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
HAw RIDGE

Msss Edna sismbrdr,. vsrra
nruan and Rsta Ninson and ~
Walter Hackney were guest ~ Mr
Maek Tfaylor. ihslr teacher one day
ast veek
NJ Arthur Brown. Who has been.
working ~ Providence for some time
vas the euesi q biz parents. MI
ard M iim nrovn Saturday and
SUNDAY
Mu Myrtle Oliver eas he guest
- NJ and NJ Herman nrovn
and family Saturday and sunday
NJ Alhs Canaan sent 20 sugar
Grove sunday
Nr Jackson Blanion h on ne siek
iisf AZ this writing
Mlss nollie and Lola nrauur srrs
guests u Mr and Mr. isur Nf
Nfan sunday
Mu Mamie nufy vas ths guest
n M.ss Addis Sismbfidrs Friday ~
lasi veoi
Miss ia Siemhridrs and Nf -
isr Coflsy went io Evansville Thurs.
day n last sssl and wsrs married
Miss Rsida siemhfidzs vas the
guest u NJ and Mr. Edd Cnyns
SUNDAY
Nr Aaron Oliver. who ioot sick
in June. died Jan q and sas bur
led a. Pleasant Hill cemetery
Misses Carrie Glliland ani Edna
Sismhridrs spsni SUNDAY al ihs home
u Herman nrown
a. sherman Trayof and family
will move % Prlnrsion merit well
Ths school a. ,ht place vil close
ihe iith Il thi month
Nr Myrtle oliver va he guest
Il NJ and Mr. Ehrrt Ray Friday
and Saturday
Mr and Nh Guy llarner and
iahy vere guests ~ a. Olive The
wrek end
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
BLACKBURN

Mr. aud Mrs, Nat Sutton visited
W ". Hopkins and family the
week end
! & Yarhruugh and family NOV
ed 10 Providence last week
M and Mrs Henry Brown Wis
tied his sister. Mrs Alma Mcconnell
Sunday
". B Stcmbridre visited Cleve
Mcdowell Sunday
J II. East spent Sunday with J .
G. Yarbrough
Delmar Travis spent Sunday u
last week with lIobert Mcdowell
Miss verda Fast spent one night
last week the guest of her grand
parents. Nh and Mr. " h Stem
bridge
Lexie Coleman visited Herbert
Mcdowell Sunday
Mr and Mrs lenneth Brown spent
Sunday the guest of & 4. McCon'
nell and wife
IA stembridgc visited her sister
Mr. Mona Travis. one day last week
Rev n. NJ Nanhooser and wife
are the proud parents Of baby girl
Mrs j. n East and children yis
iied her mother one day last week
" Casper has moved to the Var
hruueh farm
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
PINEY FORK

Mr. A \ nehout BE- on the sicl
hsi Ut this writing
Mis- Nalma Cndst visited " q.
.Cnync and family one day last SEEK
Nr iughsy James and family yis.
het W g Crayns and family sun.
day
Mu " e. Cmyus h VISITING h.r
brother Guy Crldsr q, Providence
thn vesk
Mr Ernest rackweu spent sunday
with NJ a q nsboui and family
Mr D. = Woodall spent SUNDAY
with W A Woodall and family
AZ Edward Boone and Hohcrt
Campbell visited Ernest Tackwcll one
DAY last week
AZ NJ D Cridcr has moved 10
ihe Ed Hunt house AZ Marion
Mr Nlrril TackWell visited AZ
Ernest fackwrll one day last week
Mr Frank Hunt and family spent
one day last Vvck sith nj. mother.
MI Anna Hunt
Rev G. 7 Boucher hllcd his rsr.
ular appointment At Oak Grow Sat.
urday and sunday.
Little Miss Ava Cfidsr j. On the
siek lsi At this writing
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
GLENDALE

Misses Carrie and Glee llumes of
Bowling Green are visiting Mn u.
Cloyd
Mr Robert Thomas has gone 10
paducah where he will undeieo an
operation pr lnwery accompanied
him.
Miss Svlyic Thomas of Casad b.
visiting her sister. MI Frank BELT
M and Mrs Harley Kirk visited
Mr and Mrs Jim Thomas n Bethel
Sunday
Alr and Mr. " n Hurley wa.
the guest n their son. Howard. n
Deer Greek Monday
Misses Matte and Birtr lindscy
spent Wednesday with Mis- navie
Hurley
Mi and Nu Frank nef spent
Saturday and Sunday with ln par.
suis NJ and Mr. Robert Reli
Miss Bonnie Lindsey spent satur
day with Mis- Susie Belt
Mr 7 Newbsu u Marion visited
his sister. Me- Norvul Huvhet. gun
day
Ar Homer setiles and .of. No.
msr, u lsyias. spent last wssl siih
her sister. Mr. Mont Mnrril
81 and Mr Luther redl and
daughter. Opal. Mr and Mr John
Armstrong and daughter. Geneva. and
son. Robert visited az the ha.ir n
BIZ Dina i.ynn sunday
Misses Eva lynn and Cyrial
Hughes spent neaday siih ihs NJ.
sss Lindsey
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
FISH TRAP

Misses Sylyie and iin Bruslcy.
and Mary Mcconnell attended sunday
school ai Enon sunday
Miss LEILA Kemp of Marion b. va.
iting her sister. Mr. Alnha Tooi.
this week
Mr and Mr. Ben brennan and
children visited M and Mr. Hulli.
Todd SUNDAY
Miss Stella Martin visited Rosie >
TowVll Friday
Mr Marion Ford. who has been
very W. is some better
Eiberi Nanlsy Of Maiioon was in
this place Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
SEVEN SPRINGS

Mrs Addie Davis was taken Ia
faducah u the hospital for treat
meni Friday
Charlie Duncan and Guess were
in Salem last week
G Patton was visitor near I'm.
naus last week
Mrs zena Myefs has two very s.ca
children
Miss Clara Hodge of near Emmau,
was visiting her brother. l. Hodge
al ihb place last week
Mn Mary lIolon,An was called
Eear riline Saturday 20 zee her ss
tcr. Mr. Newt smith. WIN j. vep
'nl.
Billie Campbsl va n Paducal
last week
lou Emma. the htil, daughter Of
Mr. and Mr. l. X Mcclure ~.
been quite w he past wee
Mu Willie Ray of Nashville VI
called here last wsek on account oi
the serious Illness ~ her sister, M
Addie nayis
n l. Patton and san wer. ir Fro
donia Saturday
Mr Sila. Manus of n,usburr va.
ihe guest of Warren nellr ~ ft.
se tion Sunday
M Mayms blake and ehillrsn aI
francs' wers visiting relative hrr,
LAT weeA
Nieisy Guess of near nnrkne,
VILE VA the guest u his daufhin
Mfs Matte EnElsf. az thi. n.ss,
last wssl
Mr. isnnis Duyal vho has hss'
Quite ~, y able % b. up ~ this toe
hr Tsomas bra her va u,iilr.
he brother. M J X nrashsr. ).
ih's secii1n recently
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Little Opal Mae Martin has been
very sick bu, Is Improving slowly
Jesse RYAN went to Marion Sat.
urday
Miss Irene Hughes was at this
place the week end
Ms Josie Norris visited her sis.
ter, MIS- = N Robertson, near here
recently
J G. Lindsay went 90 Marion
enc day last week
I'd Weldon wa IN Marion Saiur.
day
Mrs John Belt and son. William.
visited her sister, Mrs Cleys Ian.
ham, of this place one day last week
Miss Jewell Martin visited her
aunt, Mr. Elve Martin. one day
recently
Lemah Sue Belt visited at this
place Saturday
Miss Geneva Armstrong visited
Miss Opal Re,id he week end
Mn Frank Belt and sister. Mis,
sybiI Thomas. visited Mr Robert
q. Moore near here one day recently
u Hodge ard son were IN our b..
calty one day the past week
Mn Bills Martin visited Mr. A..
rie Martin last saturday
Homer Hodge was through here
one JAS the past week
M Tom Hughss. who las been
suffering from severe aiiack u
rheumatism b. improving
Nh and Mr. Clcye l.anham sir.
tied Crawford CLARK and family one
day recently
Mis- Pearl Waddsll closed . mosi
successful term u school a. Be,hsI
Last Thursday
Murphy lanham of near herr ha.
rccenily moved % George Gass' faru
in he Colon section
NJ and Mu Cay Hodge visiis,
in Glendale ihs seek end
Lyle Easley wa q, this place ou'
day last week
Mr. cleys lanham rscsnily Va
ited Der mother. Mr. nohson
Hemp Dunn ~ Marion was a thh
place TUESDAY q last week
Mu Della Litilss and Mr. Sash
hob1on visited Mr. Esiella ianhau
one day last wesk
Mis- sadie Hugheu who has hce,
very ill, b reported some bsiisf .
this writing
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
CRAYNE

Rev Hart hil~i hr appointment
g. this place SUNDAY
NJ Belt attended ihs funeral ~
his aunt a. Deer Greek Monday
Mu " Rae and daughter and
klsie Coleman were quests u An.
drew Holman and family sunday
~ A niovn and wife have gone
b. FLORIDA ,a spend a few week.
Mrs Scott u visiting hsr son.
Nv Georrs Scott this week
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
SrRAYED

One black cow. 2 yeau old. white
face white marh under nsek. Weight
900 pouud'' taken ur Ian. 2. isaq
Owner can have same by paylne fot
advertising and feed
} u. STEPHENSON
FREnoNlA. Ky RT .
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
REelsTERED STOCK FOR sALR

] am Offering a 10, of nuroc Jersey
hoars of oil ages Fifty head of bred
sovs and gilis. also three roan short.
horn bulls, call OF write. 2
'hAs WILSON, IT.. Ftedonia. Nv.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
6S6

Viii break a Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything We
know. preventing pneumonia.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
FOR sALR

Three good wotk mules a.
W @. CONDlrr
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10

Rub.My.Tism, aniiseptic and
pain killer. for infected sores.
letter. sprains. neuralgia. rheu.
mailsm.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10

NJ J. A riekens. Of Tribune.
~ss Marion visitor Monday.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31

(aY Todos los dfasS Saparecera uno
de nuestros anuncios con una palabra
suprimida por nosotros y el lector
que acertare cual es, 10 harh constar
asf en- el Cup6n adjunto.
(b9 En- la primera plana de GEL
IMPARCIAL" Sc mencionara la pa
labra shprimida, para facilitar al
lector su participation en- este Con-
curse.
(cl Mensualmente Sc verificara
IN escrutinio parcial, cuyo resultado
Sc pubIicara en- estas columnas al dfa
siguiente de celebrado. FL dfa 81
de diciembre Sc levara cabo el es-
crutinio general, para la entrega del
autom6vil.
(d) No debe mandarsenos por
correo nj traersenos personalmente,
Cupones nuestras oficinas, sino q
fnes de semana; y cada votante
tendra de nosotros un recibo que lie
acredite Ell ndmero de Cupones en-
viado.
(el No debe incluirse la palabra
de un dia en- el Cup6n de otro dfa, SO
pena de anu1ar este. Para ESQ van
fechados los Cupones diariamente.
(f) Anu1a tambien el Cup6n, 81
que no este convenientemente lleno,
como Sc indica en- sus instrucciones.
(g) Entire dos personas que ha-
yan reunido igua1 nimero de Cupo-
mes, sera vencedora la que de elias
haya acertado mas nimero de veces
en- el entretenimiento de los anlln
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
COncurSO de
FL Inlparcial'
Bases a que sc ha de sugetar e mismo:

clos. En- case de empate, Sc dejara
opci6n de elias 10 que Sc ha de
resolver con eI CAIRO en- disputa.
chs 81 una persona ha reunido
mas votos que otra, pero esta ha acer-
ltado mas nJmero de dfas en- cuanto
a la palabra suprimida a los anur-
clos, Ell caro- sera otorgado a ambas,
por haber cumplido las dos los reque-
rimientos del presente Concurso.
(i) Ell insuperable caro- BUICK
lsera entregado a su duefio due
lfos en- los mismos dep6sitos de Sam
ltiago IA. Panzardi, Inc, Ell dfa 1ro.
de enero de 1928, como obsequio de
! Afio Nuevo.
Este CARO- BUICK seleccionado por
lnosotros para premiar la constancia
y habilidad y ademas la adquisici6n
tdiaria de EEL IMPARCIAL" entire
.nuestros lectores, es uno de los auto
movies mas 1ujosos, c6modos, rapi-
dos, de A cilindros y 5 pasajeros que
han adquirido una alta reputation
en- todo Ell mundo, y que en- Puerto
Rico, donde es representado por San
ltiago A. Panzardi, Inc, van la ca
beza entire los carros de turismo aquf
en- venta. Su precio no esta de acuer-
do con los grandes servicios que pres
ia, pues resulta inferior a 10 que
realmente vale. iva Vd. desper-
diciar la oportunidad de poder ad-
lquirir un BUICK Gratise
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31
HnA

, . e - .-t 3
dice mucho mas, de cuafito 70 pudiera
'decir en- este momeIto. Ell hecho
que me refiero es el siguiente: Don
Pedro Arsuaga no supo nt1nca y ha
muerto sin conocer 10 que era el amar-
go sabor de la enemistad. q
Apenas circularon por Ia ciddad las
primeras noticias de su enfermedad,
Sc produjo honda emocion Ell la colo
MIA.
.iQue significaba aquel correr de las
gentes en- demanda de noticias? Cue
signifcan los miles y miles de frmas
conservadas en- las hojas Y en- los Ii
bros que hubieron de, ponerse a la
spuerta del Auxilio Mutuo, para salts
facer la legitima ansiedad de tantas
personals como ALI acudian, ,pertene-
sientes todas; las classes de Ia So
i:eiedad, para enterarse del curse se-
guido por la enfermedad?a iQue que
ria, ,deeir aquel escalofrlo que corri6
per toda la Isla al anuncio de la gra-
ysdad? Pues todo clio signiicaba,
senores, que existia como un presagio
! ffunesto, como un, presentfmiento fa-
tai de. que Sc cernia sobre nosotros
una gran desgracia.. iY Ia eatastro-
fe Sc produjo! No fueron bastante a
evitarla los solfcitos cuidados con que
los hombres de ciencia rodearon al
.enfermo desde los primeros momen-
toss No fueron bastante para preye-
nirla el que esos mismos honbres ar
mados con las armas del saber Sc
aprestasen a intefyenir en- aQdella lu-
cha que Sc entablaba entire la vida v
| la muerte. iTodo fue en- vano! Hubo
sinembargo un momento en- que la es-
peranza nos alento todos. Hubo un
instante en- que Ia vida parecfa triun-
far; mas fue un momento efimero, un
instante fugaz. La muerte tiene sem
deros misteriosos por los que cauta v
! (Contin1a en- la pagiEia ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-31

destacando una comisi6n representan-
do al Centre Y esta, la que Sc com
puso de los Sres. Attorney General
Mestre, Tesorero de Puerto Rico Be
nedicto, j. Ruiz Soler, w. Lee, Ribot,
DIR. del Vale Atiles Y w. Korbef.
Fl discurso de S. =. el Consul de Espana
|Senores:
Yo no sc que haya cosa alguna en-
el mundo que mayor tristeza produzca
mi Sc presto mas profunda refexion,
que el encontrarse ante un cuerpo hu-
mano del que la vida hugo para STEM
pre-. Y estamos precisamente en- ese
rhomento.
Pero esa tristeza crece+3 snbe dc
punto, hasta Iegar a constituir hoadc
pesar, cuando el cadaver ante el qae
nos encontramos es el de un anigo
carinoso, Ell de un generoso protactcr.
.el de un ciudadano modelo, el de. IN
hombre que brillo en- este nlun1o POI
sus mStitos y sus virtudes.
Y ESQ era Don Pedro Arsuaga
AqueI hombre de cabello aspero, de
bigote hirsuto, de cejas pobladfsimas.
de nirada profunda y penetrante, que
"a primera vista tenia el aspecto donli-
nador, albergaba ell alma de un nilo y
Iera todo sencillez v bondad.
Yo no voy a enumerar uno por unt
todos los meritos y las virtudes que
adornaban Don Pedro. Seria suma
mente prolific. Ademas; en- el amino
de todos ustedes estan de antemant
catalogados; y por. 81 clio no fues'
bastante, vestigios quedan en- Puert,
Rico que son testimonies elocuentes /
| irrecusables de su altruismo Y de 81
bondad. Pero, 81, quiero retener u
hecho; uno solo de su vida, que, ape
sar de su apariencia sencilla, apesal
de ir impregnado de un suave PERU
me de modestia, es mas elocuente /!