davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

pGblisas en- las qua SC lclan caftelones,
que decfan: ";No mis- gente serfa.!,a
iQeremos que lriestros veefnos esten;
sienipre eonteltos-!', etc, ctc Es el,
pueblo lie las gfaaGes so,presas que
n2s ia tan sszbrvsU eje1plq Y que nos,
dice: "Aquf 70 eyiste Ia Besgraeia''.. 3.
III seasi Huyke hace muy bien con.
car a lcef cstos libros nuestra ju-i
yentud Contr.buye con ellos a des-.
truir Ii ereancia de que In Desgracia.
vicne de airiba, de 10 alto, de Dios.-. :,
No: Ia Besgracia es una cosa que
mace dc nosotrcs y Sc apadera de nos
ctros. Nos. sentimos desgraciados al
r.encr contra tiempo, cuando 10 nos
baeemos riccs cuando queremos, o.
cuaEdo Ia nluchacha que enamoramoss
nos desengaila ..lsa i Que tDnterfa !...
Aprendamos ia leeci0n que nos ia Ga
gbin0 Figueroa qno de los !. biografia-..
dos. por el senior .Huyke. FL senior FL
.gueroa es hoy uno de los maestros mass
cq1npetentes y salies que tiene Ell Ma,
gisterio Insular sin embargo, -srbi6
desde ell -humilde ,escal9n de, ,limpiabo
tas, esfuerzo tras esfuerzo. a la alta
ettedra del profes6raqo..
Fl El $ seiloqrj iflIoqrrj Huyke Aa escogido una.
yeintena de hombres que descuellan
40. sf,c ,,,k,Stos :, s,,s ,-;r1,,dos, x.;rt,,s
des J. m6ritos aleanzados al. fragsr de-
has luchas incesantes del trabajo y del
estudio. ;Quereis un parrafo mas SUI
blime que este que el autor pone. ell
beca del Ledo. Pedro C. Timothe, cuan
do dice: 'EaIe gusta estudiar Siendo
maestro estudie taquigraffa Y fui ta-
iqufgrafo. Siepdo taqufgrafo estudie
farmacia- me hice farmaceutico.
Luego estudie 1eyes y me hice abo-
gado. Algi1n, dfa oiras que soy otra
cosa, porque sligo estudiando ahora
Eeqn los miSnos ientusiasmos de un ado
lescentess 4fs
ST fu6semos escribir Jas biogra-
ffas de todos los que asf como Timo-
the. BaIseiro. Padfn. etc, Sc han for
mado estrelIas luminosas en4ia cons
ttelaci6r de nuestros prestigfos, nece-
sitarfamos .muchos libros. pues ahf es-
tan CheyAeynQRtS Gonzalez Ginorio,
Hermfnio5a aIipshifla sEnliHano ataltfhez,
Aviles, CIuzado Silva, Francisco Viz
Ecagfondo, 81 mismO senior Huyke, que,
| iesde. un humilde maestro rural es
hoy. el jefe. supreme de nuestras es-
cuelas pdblicas, habiepdo, sido Speaker
de nuestra Canara lie, Representatives.
~ por dos oeasiones. Gobernatlor into
J lino de la isla... Son muchos, son mu-.
.chos los que han dejado en- las hue
Has del camino millares de lagrimas
de sangre, pero que la fe en- la vic
toria jamas apag6 la luz de .sus eere-
bros Y la confianza en- sus corazones.
| al hojear las paginas de ESFUER-
10 PROPIO. siento inefable attraction
por todas las. cosas buenas que elias
encierran, olvfdando las smiserias de
este mundo y eleyando mi vista al
cielo en- solicitud de mayor cantidad-
de fe para mi espfritu. VA que tengo
una clara conception del estudio Y del
trabajo. por cuya trayectoria marcho
siemprei esperanzado,9 siempre adelail-
ktnf,tt ssSJ..sif: aSNxea hfafasf fS sts4tsi4o
Juan CARRER4js.
/ ciales, r. H. enero de 1923
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

Taae Lnas cuaatos dies lleg6 mis-
manos, cordialmenfe. cnTiado por 81
autar, un ejen,nlar dd l1ltimo iiDro
del distinsuido portqrridueno don Juail
b. Huyle,
f2sFtIIa4zO .PROPI0, ,es un librito
ftiE p6ms ms es.relas. V para el pafs.
Los jQTeIles sie s. aaqs altos1Geben leer-
10 !: asf como tanbien los padres de
famiiia, los maestrys y todas las per.
sonas que s;entan Ell el santuario del
alma, Ia chispa inmaneite de la emu:
laci6n y del optimismo.
IisFUFRzo PRoPIo, con sus Glen
to euarenta paginas. sahala al lector
el triunfo dc Ia perseyerancia en- aque-
Hos eprazGncs que nacieron para la
lncha y para la grandeza Los eJtn-
plos, los pocos ejemplos que nos re-
lata en- sns shojass son bastantes para
Iencender la chispa de la fe en- las al
mas tfmidas, pesfmistas, de esas al
maS; que Sc agitan en- un ambiente as
fIxiante. resultante de Ii poca energfa
lnez:elada cen I'M POGO de ignorancia.
Estos libros sob1iacen necesarios en-
este pals misantr5pico. La proIonga-
da cestamhre &c leer. s.ernpre 10 qhe
nos mortifi6a, es la caasa de que nues-
'fres jqFenci5os8 8se sielttall leansados de
yifis cuando apenass afaif aas5A Aezado. 4
Da pena cir nuestros j0venes hablar
como 81 fuesen viejos cargados de de-
cepcioEes Y de ,trabajos, !. J0yenes que
empieZan a despertar sus mentes, en-
caf-rilandela ,por la senda de la litera-
tnra, eStdn va contagiados de ese es-
cepticisIio cue les hace yer el porve-
mir cubierto de sombras. ). Oh. que
mucho dailo- ha hecho esa literatura
de ieonoeEstas en- el coraz0n de nues-
tros joyencitos!. ibis, de Vargas
Villa; Desesperaci0n'' de Esproncc-
da, etc, etc. Hay mucha literature
condenable' en- nuestras bibliotecas V
Nbrerfas. IPor que no leer a Mar
den, Trine, Daudet, Martinez
Sierra, a Smiles, ete+, para. que caiga-
mos felizmente del lado de. los que
siempre Green que Eel gran secreto de
Ia Tida" tsta eli saber forjarse por ST
Tmismo la felicidad Ell eI tfabajo icoti-
diTaFep, con !todas sug.. pluebas, contra
riedades, obstaculos, molestias y CON
traffempos?.,.
En- otros pafses no Sc piensa .asi. En-
los Estados Unidos un joven de 20
dfios es todaSia un iiiflo. TIL vez a
eso Sc deba que esa gran pueblo sea
hoy el arbitfo del muudo. pordue ALI
todo el mundo esta contento. Ell obre-
70 entra al traBajo conyenciflo de que
yesa es SUI mayor felicidad. Y tfabaja
cantando todas las horas de labor. . :.
Fl nino vive Ell un- ambiente plet5rico
de alegrfas Y asf lie sorprende la ju-
Yentud sin que por su mente cruce
una sombra de amargura y de decep=
ci6n. No hace mucho tempo lei en-
un diario de aduel gran pueblo una
resoluci0n tomada por un municipio
del Estado de Nueva York, declarando
La Semana de la Algeria, con el OBJ
jeto de hacer fiestas y dar conferen-
cias para alegrar todo el mpndo. En-
esa semapa Sc des!fuycrop tod9s los
libros de las bibliotecgs pdblicas que
trataban de ''pesimismo''. asf como to-
Idos les c1c.'itos dc escritores escepti-
cos. Sc cclebrarol manifestations
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad para $50
pasajeros.
Ell hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gocios y turistas de experiencia.
Habitaci6n con banjo para persO-
ma, desde $1.S0.
Habitaci6n con BANJO para persc-
mas, desde $3.90.
Restaurant Table d Hote: Almuer-
20 SLIPS, Comida sl.50 la Casta.
Precios m6dicos.
Cuando visite San Juan hags del
PALACE su residencia. /.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
pRENsA GRAF1CA EspAaoLA

IA B G. @El Sol". La Esfera", "Espa,
ma, "Cosm6polis", "Nuevo Mundo"
@Mundo Gra6co,'e Hojas Selectas'
"Blanco y Negro'gs "Asturias Graf.
ca. "Revista Ceryantes.. 'Alrededor del
Mundo'', la Moda Elegante Ilustradap !.
~ ST le interesan usted estas revistas
0 algunas otras y desea suscribirse 9
eomprar nurneros sueltos, pida irforines
al teiefono No. 99S, LIBRERIA NUE.
VA. Salvador Brau, bajos del Dr. Al
varez Ealdes, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
NOTA:-Los residentes en- la Isla pue.
den pedir informes numeros sueltos
por c. O.. D. al P. o. Box 961. FE.
LIPE CAMPOS, Agente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
HOTEL. M-ALL0RCA

Este Hotel ha sido cornpletaments
reformado para la eomodidad de su
ouena clientela, situado en- ell sitiO
mejor mas fresco de la ciudaa ,
pr6Aimo al correo. bancos, y ofc:aas
de negocios.
Sc admiten abanados a precios mo-
dicos.
Habitaciones freseas y yentiladas-
Servicio esincraSo.
Gale Tetuan No. 8, Tel. No. 1874.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
CENTRAL

EaifciO eonstruido expresamente
para Hotel, moderpamente equipado
con aseeusor, halitaciones con hs0O
.tel6fono, timbre Y cnanto requiete
Ell moderno Comfort. Plan Europeo-
Restaurant la carta, TeIefouos
3S1-i144. Box 1852. San Jose, Plaza
Principal, San Juan. P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
Sc vENDEN dos casas en- la calle
San Jorge, Santurce. Informaran G.
s. en- Ell IMPARCIAL.

tCoNvENIENTEi: No, cornprar nj. ven.
der Acciolies, bonos d. Bancos, Cen
traless vi otras corporacidles sin antes
informarse de la cotizacion con los
agentes de negocios SANCHO & ALA
MO. Te.efono 533. Apartado 1882.
San. Jnsto 8 y 5, al -lado del Colonial
ank.21-31.
GALE CoLoMER No. Is, en- casa de
.fan1i1ia decente Sc. alquilan habitacio-
mes hombres solos Q rlatrimonios sin
nilpss Tel .37S rejo. santurca. l-29.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

oJo, AGRICULTORES.-Por no po,
derla atender su dueio SC desca vender
la natty renombrada inca de Cafe demo-
minada Hacienda Fronton, sta en- el
mis1no barrio. Cuanto Sc olga en- ala
banza de dicha fnca es POGO compare.
DO con las excelentes condolences de
que Sc encuentra dotada. Tiene aqua
poH tuberia que pasa por dentro de la
casa y fabricas, almacenes con secade-
: ras y rnaquina 10 sufciente para una
cosecha de mil quintales: unas Guam
tas casitas para agregados; en- una pa
labra, es cuanto Sc puede desear. es
sernf-llana saliente consta de 265
cuerdas mas fnenos en- su mayor par
te de cafe Sc aceptarian proposicio-
nes pronto Y plazos. El que la intere-
Sc puede pedir infornes a la casa For.
teza Hnos. Y compafiia de Vega Baja.
COMA BUEN PAN.-Avisarnos al pu.
blico que. va encontraran en- todos los
buenos establecimientos desde San
Juan hasta Rio Piedras nuestrc famo.
SO PAN muy especialmente en- el Col
nlado Espafia de Hato Rey. Fiese en-
la envoltura. siempre buena CALI,
DAD. ia Euskalduna". Telsfono 4sS
Azul. Santurce. lis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

I'D. Sc ADMIRARA de los efectos
sorprendentes del "ARCODOL" 81 US
ted 10 toma, por necesitar un recons-
tituyente general del sistema. En- las
Farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
50 cENTAvos p1AR1os poR UN

SoLAR.-Por esta cantidad puede us
ted comprar su solar para fabricar su
Hogars listed puede hacer esta econo-
mia con strna 6facilidad mas cuando Sc
trata de tan justa causa. Pida infor-
mes Embellishments Henry w.
Dooley. Tel $50, Tanca 2. ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
Y LILA NJ IL
En- Ia Marina .yende las tatnosas
4Gomas "FEDERAfss. Son las mo |
ioFes ~ las mas baratas; Pruk
bslas > no iisara otras.

10 DEE que lie retfren Ell seryicie
he carte IS. SoIicise un Blzon de
$3.50 no, mismo a, ANGEL LUIS
ALFONzI.. Gale Tetuan No. 4 q. .
LLAD6 CIGAR STORE, Gale San
4usto i. 20
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

Sc AaQ5rLA1s En- oasa de fanailia
ssspetatle, dos habitaciones muy ven
7iladas para ofcinas 9. para hombres
,olos. sitio centrico Cruz 25 (altosl
ssquina Luna ma
80 ALaUILA pc buea le,~. sets -
INA con alniacst.. en i psanta siSa tlej
Id,iicss sue u peres anos sn u
WARNS ass ascenso' para eargs =
''ttov Sis sac suar
4 so CTS Ia CANA en- ii DoRMITo
RIO de LA CAFETERIA el mas lin
$50 rfesco y de mas aseo. en- la ropn
de CANA. 1--2l
a...a ~ aa, itap' $50 ( u
az san }uan pl1s4 Gusys.u,A $40 Z M'
Vent dt ueksts. Gaissara Hotel ps
is san 'paa Le Linda caila d
1-ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17
s1RvA DE BUEN GoB1ERNo /

ST los candados que guardaban los sa
cos de Papeletas Electorales hubieser
.sido scandados de segiridad niarca
YALE" nadie podria abrirlos sin de.
Jar Ia huella de que habian sido abieri
tos, y tantas. vecss como SCI abre un
candado de esta clase. tantas veces lo
seiala a Ia vista.
Todo el mundo sabe que. IA YALE
les el standard del Gobierno Americana
en- CERRADURAS y cANDADOSl de
SEGURIDAD a prueba de ExPER-
.TOS.
Tenerlo presente para otra vez, seiio-
res Electores, sys,s
n Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

En- esta sscci6n darOmos prefersncia
los aIquilerss ds-casas y habitacio.
oes, obietos perdidos, venta Y conapra
de propiedades y todo aquello de inse.
res general:
Por z5 spaiabras, sin dia. u. S 0.66
Duranse 2 dias. ........s. o.7S
Una aemana ....,...... 100
Una quincsna ............ 2bO
Un mes 500
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-17

Sc vENDE.-Una casa, en- la calle
Hernandez. Nparada 1917, constru;da
recientemente, tiene tres amplios DOR
initorios. sala, comedor, sociha y ba-
no. un garaje y habitaci6n para el
servicio. PreciO mi6Saico y facilidades
~ @H
para ii pago! s.Inf6rmara Isidro Lui-
ma, Monserrat 4. parada 151z. ma
Evening star., 1923-07-29
BIG RAIL MERGER
APPEARS LIKELY
Van Sweringens to Ask I. C. C. forI
Permit to Unite C. & 0. With
Nickel Plate.

NEW YORK, July 2S-The Van
Sweringens, owners of the new Nickel
Plate railroad and chief stockholders in
the Chesapeake and Ohio, will probably
file application with the Interstate Com
merce Commission shortly for the cor
solidation of these two properties, says
the New York Tribune. The exact 6ate
on which action will be taken is as yet
unknown, but it is understood that il
will be this fall. The commerce COM
mission, which has been investigating
the question of railroad consultations
now for some months past, is expected
to incorporate the substance of its in
quiries in formal report soon, and il is
pointed out that application for the
merger would be made before this re-
port is compiled
TIN consolidation Of the Nickel Plate
and Chesapeake and Ohio under one
management would make for operating
economies in many directions. IT is said.
by doing away with duplication OF ter
minalS and facilities and reducing over
head charges. The combination of the
two systems would place under single
administration somewhat over 400
miles of track throughout the eastern
and southeastern section of the country.
The five roads comprising the Nickel
Plate system at the present time have
a total mileage of LOO, while that owns
ed and leased by the Chesapeake totals
e,553 miles.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
VIOLENT DECLINES,
IN STOCK MARKET
Saturday Session Sees New
Low Records for Year in
Many Leading Issues.
STEEL AND BALDWIN DROP
Traders Take From 5 to Is Point
Losses-Marks Improve-Rails
Are More Steady.
STEEL AND BALDWIN DROP
BY the Associated Press
A-Enr

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Heavv
liquidation by tired and DISCOURAGED
holders of long stock, particularly
oil shares. and a renewal of yester-
days short selling brought about an
other sharp reaction in prices in TO
days stock market. Industrials
were the hardest hit. the average or
twenty leading issues dropping more
than J. point to new low record
for the year. Rails offered better re-
sistance to selling pressure, receS-
siohs as rule being limited to frac-
tionS.
OIL stocks Lead Break.
Reports from Chicago that mid
western refiners were preparing to
shut down their plants for the month
OF August inspired the selling of the,
oils, Houston and the Pan-Americanf
issues each yielding about 3 points
Gosden, Producers and Refners
Royal Dutch and the Standard Oil
issues showed net losses ranging
from small fractions to 1Ih points
Much of the stock thrown into the
market today was purchased to is
points above present quotations.
Esta ablishment of new lows for the
year by such pivotal stocks as
United states steel at S6a and Bald
win at 112i2 also attracted consider
able attention.
Reasons for Selling Pressure
Speculative fear of political disI
turDances in Germany, the declining
tendency of some of the principal
commodity prices and the uncertain
" OF the trend of fall business aiso
influenced today's selling.
Liquidation of the hard coal car
riers, such as Lehigh Valley, Rearding
and Delaware and Hudson, all OF
which dropped a point or more. was
the direct result of the breaking of
of wage negotiations by the con-
ference of operators and union min
erS.-
Foreign exchange rates were re
dictionary. Demand sterling dropped
about cent to s4.5S. French francs
receded 3 points to 5.SS cents and the
Belgian. Italian and Dutch quota
tions also registered recessions. Ger
man marks showed moderate i'm
provement again, getting above the
.0001-cent mark.
Clearing House Report.
The weekly clearing house statJ
ment showed contraction of $50
039,O00 in loans. discounts and in
vestments, decrease of S4S0,000 in
the reserve of member banks In the
Federal Reserve Bank and decreases
of s44.94G.000 in net demand deposits
and S15.202, 600 i'll time deposits.
Aggregate reserve totaled s52U,9S9-
eco, leaving excess reserve of S2S.-
6S5,310. an increase of S6426 GGU
over the previous week.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
SOUTH PENN OIL
DROPS IA POINTS
Weeks Trading on Curb Finds
Many Shares Making New Low
Marks for Year.
Rr the Associated Press


NEW YORK, July 2S-After irregu-
lar movements in the first few days
the week wound up with a general
selling movement that carried prices
of some issues down to new low rec
ords for the year The market rS-
sisted to n material degree the waved-
ing tendency shown in other trading
groups. but as declines in other mar
kets progressed weakness extended
to the curb securities. and there was,
a general contraction of demand In
the past few days.
Petroleum issues were naturally in
fuenced by the unsettled condition
of the crude oil market. following the
statement of record breaking produc-
tion last week. and when further de-
clines were announced in crude oil
and petroleum products the supply of
these stocks increased to a consid-
cradle volume. The heaviest loss
was in South Penn Oil, which dropped
IA points TO 105. The high price 0f
this stock of the year was 1876. Prai-
rie Oil and Gas, Magnolia and nuJ{,-
Der of other high priced issues also
sustained violent declines. tsRs"
Evening star., 1923-07-29
MARYLAND FARMERS N, N,
BORROW $2,658, 600.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Maryiands
farmers have borrowed 2,657s3o0s;
from the banks OF the federal faEiils'
loan system, according to a tabula-
tion up to June 80, compiled from re-
ports to the Federal Farm Loan
Board. The <grand total of all loarsr
was s1,16O,694,516. including federal
and joint stock bank loans.
Maryland, the figures show, is fifth
from the last of the states in the
amount which her farmers have bor-
rowed from the farm loan system.
Only New Hampshire, Rhode Island.
>Delaware and Nevada have made less
use of the credit facilities of the sys-
tenn. In population Maryland Is
twenty-eighth.
During the year ended juno 50
Maryland farmers borrowed S652.90s
s36,500 from the joint-stock land
banks and ss1S,4 400 from the federal
bank here.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
DRY GOODS MARKETS
/ MUCH MORE ACTIVE
Buyers After Percales and Cling.
hams-Dress Goods Open
ings Tuesday.
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Dry goods
markets made more progress toward an
active demand in the past week, owing
10 the many low prices named. Per-
Gales and ginghams have attracted
more attention from buyers. Other cot
tons also were bought Yarns con-
tinued irregular but some fair sized
sales at low prices were reported. Dress
goods openings are continuing and large
lines will be opened on Tuesday
Moderate progress is reported in
booking orders for spring mems wears
Low raw silk prices gave silk manufac-
turers more encouragement Linens
were quiet. Jute goods We're low in
price and sold moderately.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
CASHIER BURNS BOOKS
AND ASKS FOR ARREST

PHOENIX. Ariz., July 2S.-Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Tempe. Ariz
near here. with deposits of S400, ,000.
has closed it's doors. Thornton Jones.
ir.. cashier. appeared at the sheriff s
Office here and announced he had
burned the banks records and ex-
pected to be arrested. He was.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
COPPER AT ID 3-4 CENTS.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-EXcept for
q continued fair export demand. busi-
ness i'll the copper market has been
quiet during the past week, with
practically no change in prices from
the IAN -cent level for. electrolytic de-
liyered. Pig iron weaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-24
"For Hire" Cars and "Taxis"

possibly render 10 tho public in tho
legitimate transportation Of passen.
gers engaged IN lawful business.
and. therefore. the actions % ,hsue
soeaiisd Seattle taxi drivers are
foreign 70 tho Seattle TAxicnh coin.
pany and 70 rs employee
We hope that IN the futur. n
you have occasion 20 refer 70 q
Seattle tart driver you will call
them for hir. car drtvers- and
also stats by whom employed. We
feel cure that should you invests.
gate tho Seattle Taxicab company,
see thu constructive work n II DO
ting ana the example n h setting
for ohcrs In the same tine Of bust
nn~a. you would not hesitate TO COIN
ply with our request
Thanking you In anticipation. ~
ara. sincerely yours.
q. ". MINOR
Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-24
Worth Observing

H The French in the Ruhr region, going TO attempt
h demonstration Of the possibility and efficacy OF nvo
||untary servitude.
II The owners of the mines refuse to operate them and
1.-The invaders announce that the mines will be worked
hinder French management by German labor. The French
believe that the coal will be produced. since there are
100000 miners and their families who must eat
II is thing TO take black out OF the Congo
Ind make him work under the lash and quite another
1hing to take white German and make him work, under
ii French boss. There's tremendous difference in the
Psychology of the two enterprises for one thing AS TO
the eats" Within the past five years the common folk
of Germany have proved that among all civilized people
they excel in the of getting along short raons
II In view of the fact that American federal judges have
|one experimenting with the institution of invoun
ary servitude the of miners, the French effort
In the Ruhr will be almighty interesting would not be
kery surprising should the bulk Of those German miners
Tor patriotic and other get out and tell the
French to do their mining. Then whatf
II good dceds love
rational play TO these two
efcnt ervocable visible actual
dccncret eonduct-thare- w Eliot
probably belief much additional VIII
that Attorney General DauE
|3er>y Is going 20 convict
n our objection might tho sergeant
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-24
SCIENCE
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Probationary.
Treatment By Proteins.
Belgian Doctor Reports
Tumors Are Cured.

Or. Osthy, OF Belgium. has sp-
pearsd before the Royal Academy Of
Medicine and showed the results OF
his "proteotherspy."
Nine cases OF what appeared 70 b
malignant tumor were cured by in,
Jeotions OF small doses Of diphthsria
antitoxin.
!, IS reasonable 10 prenurns. with
tho new x.ray deep thsrapy, now
perhaps to be assisted by protsothsr-
apy. that a cure will be found for
this disease.
Proteotherapy simply means treat
ment with proteins. certain special
kinds OF which are found In this
serum.
Any fast-spreadinE tunor that
causes death OF the tissues is said 70
malignant and IL called cancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-24

Editor The STAR
A great fsai % newspaper no
ioriety has been given r"cnntiy 90
Seattle taxi drivers" Unconscious
IS a great injustice Is being done By
these articles 20 the Seattle Taxicah
company and TO iss employees. A.
these articles appear. persons who
have not read tho entire article but
oniy tho headlines. are under tho
impression that you refer TO ern.
pioyes Of the Seattle TAxioas com
pAuy.
Asserting IN the cfty erffnsnoA
cars that oarry msssr~ oApabis Of
sfvsns the passenger . printed -
oeips allowing the enact amount To
pay ana II computed On distance
Travelled and rata per mile. arr to
be known a. -rsxieahx.- All othars
are for hire cars.
The Seattle raxicab company. op-
Grating yellow cabs. II Interested In
nothing but thu best service y can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-24
LHIERCt S ss EWIM
The Logger and Art Galleries

expected 20 be charmed and en-.
raptured by art galleries.
II II supreme folly 20 sarrniss ma
tho average ioEEcF viii enjoy paint
lngs when his inclination is 20
shake his foot The man who
haa warn a mRckinaw, handled a
oro~s.out raw. eanthook and az.
tho better part Of hts life. when
leaving camp 10 visit q city intent
on procuring the sort OF entertain
ment and pleasure he desires. v not
going 70 set his ankles afir~ In
effort 20 locate An art gallery.
whether containing old world mas
terpiecsa or thoss Of amateurs In
their frs, attempt 10 produce IA
canvas Of MI. Hainier or a Belling.
ham sunset. LuE ". VERNON.