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Smyrna times., 1919-11-05

Personals.-Miss Helen Ward spent
the weekend with Miss Hilda CLARK
Miss Edith Cook spent the week
end in Marydel.-Miss Marion Stew
art, of Wilmington, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart.-Miss Lillian Cop
page, of Marcus Hook, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Coppage.-Miss Virginie
Baynard, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph. Baynard.-Miss Mary L.
Johnson spent the weekend with re-
Iatives in Middletown.-Miss Lille
Chambers, of Marcus Hook spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chambers.-Mr. Gilbert
Hoffecker, of Marcus Hook, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hoffecker.-Mr. Albert
Martin, of Carneys Point spent the
weekend with his parents, ldr. and
Mrs. John Martin.-Mr. Fred Craw-
ford, of Cambridge, Nd, has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coverdale.
Smyrna times., 1919-11-05
in Her Own Ri6ht''

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Washington Sportsmen
to Make Fight Against
State Fish LEGISLATION

More than 400 aportsmen met NJ
the Labor Temple annex Wednes.
day night In protest Of senate bills
20 and i27 and house bill i47. which
measures, according 10 tho speakers,
would eventually put hunting and
fishing out OF existence In the state
OF Washington.
Condemning the state game de.
partment political machine. which
introduced senate bin 1877. and point
ing out how the measure would in
ture fishing In the waters OF the
state Of Washington. because II pro.
vides for increase In Licences and
prohibits certain fish catches. G.
Roy King. justice Of the peace Of
Yakima and member OF the Yakima
sportsmen's delegation 10 the Seat.
tie meeting. was one OF the princi-
pal speakers.
Other speakers were Frank Bry-
ant and c. -, Hessey OF Yakima,
A. A. PayBse. Seattle port warden.
and l.. T. jacobson. Earl Fry. sec.
Rotary OF the State sportsmen's as
ISOLATION. read "A report OF the nc.
tiylties OF the King county game
commission during the year 1918.
An appeal for new members 10
help fight the measures at Olympia
was answered by more than 100 new
signatures.
A resolution petitlonlng the STATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Seattle M@r@p@M&amS D@wm@@ by Vancouver lin Wild It'll
STARS LINED
UP FOR CRACK
ATCUE TITLE

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--Augie
kieckhcfcr. recently deposcd by a
two-point margin AS world champion
AT three cushion billiards. will got no
chance TO 80 after the big title dur.
ing the present playing season.
At least four challenges are ahead
Of any that Kieckhefer may put In.
and he'll have 20 get busy very
quickly or thcre1i be 80 many ahead
Of him that he'll have 20 wait until
the middle OF next winter before his
turn will come.
Gus copulor. the Greek star from
'iitHburg. Bob Cannefax. Clarence
Jackson and Pierre Il. Maupomo are
the next challcnRers In turn for the
championship recently recovered by
Alfredo dc orc In beating Kieckhef-
er. $50 10 iis. at Chicago.
As the rules allow n day inter.
val between world title cue matches,
those four contests will carry the
play till the summer gives "A three.
month vacation from world cham
pionshlp play.
Charley Mccourt. who beat De
ORC. $50 to 2ai. In the last exhibition
match DE orc played before his title
contcs, with Kieckhefcr. also an.
nounccs he will file n title challenge.
MccourtH turn won't be reached
TIL fall
Furthermore, when Kieckhefer
does play his next match for the
title. II won't b. In his dear Chicago.
To which he forced DE ORC 20 come
for the match when he originally
wrested tho title from tho c-1an. a
year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
STAR RACERS
KENTUCKY
PRIZE RACE

LEXINGTON. Feb. eT--Six hun
dred and twenty-five roais In 1915
were kept eligible TO the Kentucky
F'uturity. which will BE- trot,cd In
1921. They are owned by isT breed
ers. located In 20 states and the DO
minion OF Canada. n fact that shows
the national character OF tho event.
which was first raced for in 1928.
Ninety one stations are represent
ed by foais in this Futuri,y. and all
but one Of them have standard rec
ords. the exception hrlsr Moko. who
could not b trained. on account Of an
injury. but whose list or perform
ers shows that he has sired three
Kentucky Futurity winners. his rep
rescntativcs being Fercno. Manrico
and the 3-ycnr old champion. The
Real Lady. Sixteen Of IN. stations
also appear In the $40 list. the fast.
est being the dead champion. Ice
Axworthy. i.SsA. who has 20 repre-
scnta:ives in the event.
OF the other sires 81 Kentucky
Futuri,y winners. san F'rnu-jsco.
sire Of one. and Peter the Great. sire
Of five. are each represented by a..
and Dillon Axworthy By 10. Also %
the stations that have won tho Ken
lucky Futurity. The Harvester n
represented by 81. Peter Volo by %.
Etawah by 10. General waits by rs.
and Manrico by II. Peter Scott. the
largest money winner Of his year. Il
represented In the list of nominR-
tons by 10 foals. Guy Axworthy by
81. Belwin by 20. J. Malcolm
Forbes by "a. and Biniolia. sire Of
last years Transylvania winner. by
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
a CHANCE At LAST

The st. Louis Browns will have In
Walter Mayer and Josh Billings two
eatchcrs who never had "A chance"
because on the teams they were with
there were star catcherH. Mayer.
with the White Sox. had 10 sit on
the bench and zee Schalk do the
catching. tho he did get some work
with the Red Sox. Billings had 10
sit around while with Cleveland. be.
cause o'Seii did practically az the
baokntopping And II Hank SEVERED
gets out OF the army. Mayer and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
BROADWAY is
NEAR TOCTTY
CAGE HONORS

II the broadway high school has.
kethall five can defeat tho Ballard
quintet when they tangle ON the
Pine st floor Friday. only Lincoln
stands between them and the city
cage title FOR this season.
broadway has not lost single
mix this season and the Orange and
Black squad are anxious TO finish
the season without single defeat
Their hardest games have been with
Queen Anne. They downed the hill
team nv a single point In their first
game. after one Of the most cxcit.
ing basketball Tits ever staged In
local high school circles. In the see
ond argument. however. the Broad
way men slipped over the line five
points ahead OF their hin rivals.
Lincoln still has sweet chance
to grab of the championship. The
North Endcrs lost the first game OF
the season 90 broadway. but have
won every game since.
Queen Anne invad.s the Green
Lake gymnasium Friday. IL should
be the best game OF the day.
The Quay squad dropped a tough
battle to the North Enders earlier
In the season. losing out by a four
point margin.
The Lincoln squad has been weak
ened by the loss % John Dyke and
Charles Smith. their two heavy
guards.
Franklin and West Seattle win de.
eide the cellar championship Of the
season when they come together on
the West Seattle floor West Seat.
tie mangled Frrnklin out at the
Mt Baker gymnasium couple OF
weeks ago. IL IN West Scattle's
only win Of the season. Franklin
has not registered win as yet. and
won't. according TO the prr~ent don,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
JESS WILLARD
STARTS WORK
FOR CHAMP GO

FORT WORTH. Tex. Tob. az
Jess willard already has begun light
training for his Fourth OF July bout
with Jack Dempsey. he said here 70.
day. Promoter Richard. here for "a
conference with the champion, said
an announcement as 20 the site OF
the big row may be possible within
three weeks.
There are number OF big cities
inter the fight" he said. but their
offers VIII have 60 bc considered con.
fidentiai for the time being There
have been no definite Developments
In the last few days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
TAKING No CHANCES

The pitchers at tire Chicago Cubs
or at least some Of them. are going
10 beat the BARRIER and start train
ing In advance Of the time limit Of
the National league. II In announc-
cd from Chicago that ssvrrai pitch
ers will go 10 8Bt Ia den or Hot
Springs early In March. nc their
own expense. TO get ready for the
regular training "Trip 10 California.
President. Manager Mibrheli says the
players are doing ihis on their own
initiative and that he knows nothing
Of IL except what he has heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
ny LEO n. I,ssEN

The Vancouver ice squad IL
still resting la first place to-day.
but arc u pretty &2dly used M
bunch of hockey players.
The visitors threw the hooks
Into Seattle to the tune ~ :
goals a. last night. In Que 81
the toughest and most bitter lee
Tits ever staged here.
Mickey MaciIay was CRACKED
In the mouth by Gully" Wilson's
stick nj the start OF the third
period. and the Vancouver rover
was carried off the lee.
Gully" Wilson had his share 81
the gore. too. barney Stanley
poking the seattle wing Ina the
eye with his stick In the SECOND
session.
Referee Mickey Ion acted like
blind man. lie IL rcputod to be on
OF the best officials In hockey. bu
no one could prove IL last night
The Vancouver squad got ava,
with some rough stuff. but Mckee
couldn't see the fouls az NIL Taylo
and MacKay. % Vancouver. mus
have thought the Nets were wear
Ing the puck around their necks las
night. and tho crowd boocd thci
stick slashlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
SCHEDULE ADOPTED

Announcement IN made that the
American association schedule. as
drafted and revised by AZ Tiur-ne
and league committee. has been
adopted. In spite OF the strenuous
protesting OF Roger Brcpiahan. The
season. as has been stated. will open
April 20. with the Western teams
opening the ball In the Eastern
cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
STOVE LEAGUE STUFF

Clark Griffith has made answer 10
the question Of Where 10 play Babe
Ruth" Griffs verdict IL that the
Babe should be played on first baae
regularly. Griffith Gays that Babe.
II on the Job regularly. soon would
be a better first hascman than Jack
McInnia ever was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

classes OF work. and Is as follows
ship filters, sss per week: rivct.
ers. see per week erectors. $50 per
week; tank testers. sss per week.
clippers. caulkers. sss per week.
carpenters. sss per week. boiler tn.
stailation. SIS per week. boitrrs. So
per week: drsilers. reamers. So per
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
PIEz AGREES TO
MACE BOOST FOR
EAST'S F0REMEN

WASHINGTON. Feb. ss.--if FUR
kh.r increases in pay are u be
xiven shtpyard workers. "a consider
Able increase in the per man pro
siuetion must cnsue, was the warn
Anr In a statement covering tho dc
snands Of the Hos Island shipyard
foremen today by Director General
1siez.
pie offered the 600 foremen an
|fnertase of s. week instead OF tho
|Idcma ndcd 81 raise.
"Cer,aiuly. with Unemployment
rrowlnr, with prices generally on
the decline. and with lessening op'
portunity IN many industries. de
mands for wagr increases can be
Justified SOLELY on the ground OF a
rns,derabie Increase tn production.
N replied To the forcmen-
srftclals regarded the course
taken hy Pies as leading directly TO
4 cancellation OF contracts for fur
Their shiphuilding should strikes
scome.
Could Delay Work
His statement mentioned that
there stln was much work 20 do In
carrying out the government con
struction program. but intlrnatcd
Aetrongiy that time was not longer
lprcssing. and that the work could
b. temporarily delayed u u were
necessary TO await more favorable
conditions
Piex said the shipbuilding industry
must Be "purged" n men are not
liable to do the work for which they
werc employed. There can BE- no re.
duesion in the costs OF production.
he pointed out.
II Is only by manning the yards
with men physically III and skilled
that the industry In this country
can Be placed on n basis where for.
eign contracts can be obtained. he
added.
Set New Scale
The new wage scale. which Piez
says will be satisfactory to him. NJ,
fects forenen % the following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Wilson Soaked $50 for
Rough Work; MacKay Is
Injured in Heated Mix

had no spare man. Wilson was TAX
en- Off the Seattle team. and the
game finished with ~ men on the
ice
Harris registered another goal for
the visitors before tho period ended
Neither team played good hockey.
and team work went TO the winds.
Walker put up tho best game for
Seattle In the final session. outHkat.
ms the whole OUTFIT and checking
hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
SIGN ROOKIE

LITTLE ROCK. Feb. 27.-Tho
Little Rock club announces tho sign.
ing Of youngster from Davidson
college. named Hengevcld. He Is
Is now in military service. but OK.
poets his discharge soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
WANT MASSEY

The Shreveport club has made
the Providence club an offer for
Mike Massey. formerly OF tho Bos.
ton Braves. MASSEY went 10 Provi.
dence In the Powell and Rehg deal.
lie did not play last year. having
enllated In The navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

tending TO dcTu1vs osuzems Of the
pleasures and benefits of hunting
and fishing WAS unanimously
adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Goals Fir-, period. o. second period.
4, Harris from Markay. t4sl :. TAyior.
unaasis,sd. isiaa. !, walker. unassistsd.
e, Third period. q. Harris. unaH.iHisd.
.gsts
subatitution--aeAttle Mcdonald Tor
Wilsou. Wilson Zoe Mcdonald. Mcdonald
for Wilson. Wilson for Mcdonald. Van
eouYeF. Irwin FOR MarkaY
Penalties Seattle. Wilson. minutes
Wilson. 10 minutes and tio fins. Wilson.
80 fine
Referee f'rsd Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
GIN TALKS

A man with a big gun obtained
$3.50 from Nick shifie. Coast hotel.
at 10th ave. s. and King st. wednes-
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Eddie McRcnna, who has been go.
ing great guns in the local feather.
weight class lately. says no would
like n chance with Bud Ridley. tho
Northwest bantamwelght king. Nc.
Kenna guarantees to make lis
pounds for Ridlay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Frank FNrmcr. tho Coast Ugh,
heavyweight champion. IL abou, due
TO show m Seattle ring again. He
has not appeared here since no sent
Harry Williams off 10 Drramland In
the first minute OF their bout. jus,
before Christmaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Maybe Georgia couldn't fight here
Tuesday. because he wasn't used 10
the climate or something. Lot Of
those highly touted CaiifornianH
make that excuse when some local
kid slips them the short end OF dc.
cision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Imagine what Georr. Thompson.
the crack Camp Lewis boxer. would
do TO Georgia Adams II tn. latter
ever dared climb into tho same ring
with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
|FIS71ca
fNO7ES

The winner Of the Schuman.
Mitohio so In Tacoma tonight will
he billed with the winner OF tho
ingie.Trambitas mix In Portland
next week. for tho smoker at the
Crystal Pool two weeks hence. ao,
cording TO tho present dope. Seattle
fans would like To get a peep at both
Srhuman and Mltchic. because they
hay. been hcraldcd up and down the
Coast as tho best In their division.
Headed by George rngie. who
meets Alex Tra-nbitas. Sid Mitchell
Bud Ridley and Dan salt will set sail
for Portland after tho fight here.
next Tuesday. SD Ia 10 fight re-.
turn match with Kid" Herman. and
Bud Ridley mlxea again with Billy
Mascot.
Joe Harrahan IL kicking up a rum
pua and wants n match. lie would
like TO mix with either Joe German
or Bobby Harp~r. German preferred
Harrahan fought a draw with Har.
per hero. recently. aitho Bobby
should have had the verdict
Frankie Murphy. fiyw~ighs king.
Il Just about duo 60 show her. again.
The only trouble Is there IL no one
In this neck OF tho tall tr~~s who can
give hi-n even an argument
Frankie Tucker II going thru a
atifs series of workouts AZ Austin A
Salts health plant Frankie hasn't
boxed here for some time. His last
fraeas was with Chef Ncff. UP In
Belilngham. n was draw.
Ky tho way. Frankie. what has be.
come Of Sister T.izsbethf
Miss Elizabeth Tucker used IN
manage Frankie's boxing business
when Tucker first came hero. las,
year.
Imagine what George Thompson.
the crack Camp Lewis boxer. would
do to Georgia Adams n tn. latter
ever dared climb into tho same ring
with him.
Maybe Georgia oouidn'. fight hero
Tuesday. because he wasn't used 20
the climate or something. Lot Of
those highly touted Caiiforniann
make that excuse when some local
kid slips them the short end Of n de
cision.
Frank fNrmcr. the Coast light
heavyweight champion. IL about due
TO show M n seattle ring again. He
has not appeared here since no sent
Harry Williams off 10 Drramland In
the first minute OF their bout. just
before Christmas.
Eddie McKcnna, who has been go.
ing great guns in the local feather.
weight class lately. says he would
like n chance with Bud Ridley. tho
Northwest bantamweight king. Nc
Kenna guarantees to make Iis
pounds for Ridlay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Joe Harrahan 10 kicking up a rum
pua and wants a match. lie would
like TO mix with either Joe German
or Bobby Harper. German preferred
Harrahan fought a draw with Har.
per hero. recently. aitho Bobby
should have had the verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Miss Elizabeth Tucker used IN
manage Frankie's boxing business
when Tucker first came hero. last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Prices Paid shipper for
PouitrJ, Veal, Pork aud Milk. 4. q. "a.
seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Frankie Murphy. fiyw~ight king.
Il Just about duo 20 show her. again.
The only trouble Is there II no one
In this neck OF tho tall tr-~a who can
give hf-n even an argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Frankie Tucker II going thru a
atinf series os workouts NJ Austin a
Salts health plant Frankie hash,
boxed here for some time. His last
fraeas was with Chef Ncff. UP IN
BclilnFham n was a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

tDrings , rbs ...,. a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Headed by George rngle. who
meets Alex Tra-nbltas. Sid Mitchell.
Bud Ridley and Dan salt viii set sail
for Portland after tho fight here.
next Tuesday. SD Ia In fight n re-.
turn match with "kid- Herman. and
bud Ridley mlxea again with Billy
Mascot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Country Hay and Grain
prices paid whOlssais)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
OSCAR PRIM
o.

Ha estado a despciirse de noso-
tros. cl eOnocido es.ritor cubanr
Oscar Prim que ha colaborado
con general APPLAUSE, en- Ell M
PARCIAL, desde el Campamcntc
"Las Casas" dcadc ocupaba ell cal
go de Sargento mayor.
+ Oscar Prim l!eva residiendo
diez amos Ell New York, dondc tic
ne mlchas amistades y hacia Is
gran ciudad Sc vuelve ahora, ya
que ha obtenido Ia lieencia. Desdc
New York, scguira colaborando on
lEL IMPARCIAL, dando en- mles-
tras columnas una nota bella V frc
cuentc.
Al despedir al culto compabero
tenemos para el los mejores de,
seas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
Ante aeaza de Italia de rerarx de las Conferencas de Ia
Paz las potendas reconocen u1Sobdania Sobre Fnmnne
DE TEATR0
"RIGOLETTO."

AnOche, en- la segunda audici6n
dc "RigOletto", hubo mucho PIT
blico en- ell teatro Municipal Y hui
bo atronadores aplausos para los
principales INTERPRETERS.
Nadina Legat, aplaudida en- los
duettOs con ell nOtabilisimo BARI
tono Ballester con el tenor Si-
|nagra, fue ovacionada Ia termi
9aci6n del caro- nome.
La Srta. Fernandez Flores,
aunque solo ticne intervention en-
el hltimO cuadro, supO approve
char Ia Ocasi6n Y Sc hizo aplaudir
mucho.
FL herOe de la nOche fue Ba-
Hester que comparti6 el triunfo
con Nadina Legat.
FL notabillsimO baritone fue
;rclamado con gran entusiasmo.
AplausOs, ;bravos., llamadas a
escenas insistentes, repetidas,
cuantO puede ser manifestation,
expression de calidO cntusiasmO,
sc sumo anOche en- el homemade
del pdhlico al eminentc baritone.
Ballestcr hace una verdadera
cncarnaci6n del buf0n torturado
por tOdas las miserias Y todOs los
infOrtuniOs.
Hizo, t0da Ia ,Obra con brio, ina
4Gok-l3 hacicalse alart'e de- :,'.ss
grandes facnltades de cantante Y
de actOF.9il.t,Fs sln ,t9tbia:t0
Elrtenor Sinagra tuvo tambifln
una noche af0rtpnada y recogi6
muchos ,aplaus0s. BiioI a. am Z
En reshmen la :audici6n de Ri
+, ,goletto''l fue, del agradoi del nu-i
meEoso plblico que ocupaha gran
parte de las localidades del tea
Domingo Or0scO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
LOS MALES REMEDIABLES.
Tn runior inquictante.

A nosotros llega un rumor que
10 hemos podido confirmar.
Sc nos dice que Ell ell LaZareto
de La Isla de Cabras, dOnde estan
reclufdos los leprosos, ha dado a
luz. recientementc. una de las mu-
jcres enfermas.
Hace algunos amos Sc comprob6
que habia Ocurrido m alumbra-
mientO allf, frutO de un idili0 de
enfermOS.
FL hecho, pues, por lament&blc
que resulte, que 10 es bastante,
no es nuevO; perO precisamente
por clio, 81 resultare comprobadO
serfa mas criticable; pOrque la
experienced debe servir de algunO.
La vigilancia debe ser extrema-
da para que no Sc de en- 10 po-
sible ell case triste de engendrar
en- ell dOlor Y para ell dOlOr, seres
condenadOs tragicamente al su
frimientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
SAN JUAN A VISTA DE PAJARO. ..

Ell lMPARCIAL anunci& quo
Antono Barcel0. actual prcsittente
del Partido Tnionista. Sc retirara
del Partido Y So entregara sus
negocios.
Estos rumores Sc dan de cache
tes con la actitud adoptada por
Barael6 en- los nltimos debates del
Senado.
Cuando SC trat0 en- ell Senado de
cnviar 0 no una comisi6n para que
investigase los hechoS ocurridos en-
Fajardo, Santiago Iglesias hizo al
Glna5 manifestaciones que encen-
dieron Barcel6, el que rojo de ira
primero, y palido de inquietud des-
pues, dijo Iglesias que el lucha-
ria con todaS las fuerzas de sus
aptitudes y prepararla a su Parti-
do para contrarrestar la labor ha
bilmente perniciOsa que Sc ira
taba de hacer contra el PartidO.
Esto 10 dijo Barcel6 a propositC
de los maGuiavelismos del leader
socialista que quiere hacer yer
que la Union de Puerto Rico esta
ell contra de los obreros.
La7 palabras de Barcelo no prut
! ban que este aliente la idea
lde irse del Partido. Por. el con
trariO, creemos que sus Gltimas pa
labras Ell ell SenadO, demuestrar
que ahora mas que nunca, el Pre-
sidente del Senad0 eStara el pie
del can0n del Unionismo.
I De no ser asi. resultarian muy
ligeras sus palabras. :.
Barcel0 echo sobre sus hombrot
una reponsabilidad muy grande
al pronuneiar las palabras OUT
pronunci0 en- el SenadO. Elias, er
su sentido interior, advierten III
peligro, por mejor decir, encie
iran una amenaza, un reto. Y II,
hombre que Sc sitiia asi en- un pun
10, preparandose al combate, nj
lpuede abandonar sn ejerciio. EST