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ee1ners who had already packed Bat
foty park and oyerilowed INTO the
/ ltfests beyond, waiting until General
"a Pershine had been greeted by Vice
President Marshall and the secretary
+ lot war and was ready to cross the
river to the great city that was eager
1o.pay him tribute.
rpesshing Responds to Cheers.
M The great liner came up TO her pier
yxat 3 o'clock and as she was being
warped into her berth there was tire
ffmendous volley Of cheers from the
rrowd assembled there. General Per
shing, smiling in appreciation, with
nhead barred, bowed repeatedly in re.
fsponse, Once he forgot his dignity
bin his enthusiasm at returning home
lJand waved his cap as he saluted the
l,appy drong.
IN At the pier were many dlgnitaries
N.of nation. state and city and II was
therc he was welcomed on behalf OF
the nation.
n The First divisions band OF OlO
zfi.ces OF board the ship the members
Got which had served throughout all
t4he fighting in which the veteran unit
had been engaged, began playing IN
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MY dear General Pershing:
az am distressed that ! cannot
s7eet you in person. 1t would
give me the greatest pleasure to
grasp your hand and say to you
what is ia my heart and in the
hearts OF all true Americans as
We hail your return to the home
land you have served so gallan,ly.
Notwithstanding my physical alb
sence. may not. as your COM
mander-in- Slief and as spokes-
man Of our fellow countrymen,
bid you all affectionate and en-
thusiastic welcome, welcome
warmed with the ardour OF gem
ulnc affection and deep admira-
tion' You have served the coun-
try with fine devotion and ad-
mirabie efficiency in a war for
ever memorable as the worlds tri-
umphant protest against INJUSTICE
and as it; vindication Of liberty
the liberty OF peoples and OF na-
tions.
1--WE are proud OF YOU and OF
the men you commanded, No finer
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all mighty glad TO have their old lead.
er safe back home again. the form OF
greeting ran the gamu,--trom old
timers who know the distinguished d
warrior as Johnny" or Black Jack"
to the dignliled official, who stood
somewhat in awe OF Americas fifth
permanent army general who came
back laden with Europcs highest
laurels.
Pagcan,ry was no new thing to
General PerShng. He had been
through it all in London, Paris and
Rome, but the sen'imeN and the heart
Quickcning thrill in the eSesrs OF the
hong folks gave the demonstration TO-
day1a touch that was lacking for the
American commander IN Europe.
More than once his eyes grew moist
as he looked upon the massed multi
tudcs that were honoring him.
Every class Of people took part
That was one thing that General Per.
shing liked most and touched him
deepest. Workmen in solled clothes
and carrying dinner pals, paused on
their way to shop or mill and rubbed
shoulders with men who had arisen
three hours ahead of their usual time
to take part in the ovation.
Though President Wilson was pre-
vented by his speaking tour from TAX
ing part, he was represented by a
large committee OF prominent men ap
pointed by Secretary Of War Baker
The committee included Henry J
DAWSON, Cleveland II. Dodge, VIII
liam G.. McAdoo, Bernard NJ. Barueh,
Nicholas s. Brady, J. /. Replogle
John d. Ryan, Harry Payne Whitney
and Mortimer Schiii.
General PerShiug left lloboken at
10 o'clock, reaching Battery park al
l0.2l TO receive the greatest ovation
New Nu.f City has ever seen. The
hero oi al this demonstration was
himself dumbiounded at the magnl-
tude and the whole heartedness Of II
Four minutes after stepping from the
transfer boat the procession started
W broadway for city hall-a process
sion that will lins.r for many years
in the memory OF all who saw and
heard il.
Pershing Views Crowd.
General Pershing walked from the
boat to his automobile while the ali
rocked and trembled about him from
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ing captains wanted to take special
cautions today Consequently 1t was
about thirty minutes before the ropes
were being made fast and General
Pershing was ready once again to set
foot upon the shores OF his native
land.
1t wa, S:45 before the Levia,hsn
was made fast to her Hoboken pier.
As she had not stopped at Quarantine
the transport was not officially de-
clared "docked" until the quarantine
officer, who had boarded her went
ashore at 9;lS. General Pershing fol
lowed five minutes later to be greeted
by Secretary OF War Baker with a
hearty hand shake and heartier slap
upon the back.
Greets Two Sisters.
In the first rank of the crowd upon
the pier wer the generals two sisters.
With long, eager strides he stepped b
their side, took them tenderly in his
arms and kissed them. Then escorted
by Secretary Baker and other officials
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armies ever set their indomltable
strength and unconguerable spirit
against the forces OF wrong. Their
pride that VIC greet you as their
glory is the glory OF the nation
and il is with a thrill of profound
leader and commander You have
just come from the sea and from
the care OF the men Of the navy
who made the achievements oi our
arm, on land possible and who
so CALAMITY assisted to clear the
seas OF their lurking peril. Our
hearts 60 out to them, too.
at is delightful to- see YOU
home again, well and fit for the
fatigucs you must endure before
we are done with our welcome. |
will not speak now Of our asso-
ciates on the other side OF the
sea. 1t will be delightful on
many occasions to speak their
praise. speak now only OF our
personal JOY that you are home
again and tina, we have the op-
por,unity to make you feel the
warmth Of your affectionate wei
come
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TINS THIEF PLANS I
RETURN ENoAoEME

BERNE, Sept. s.-The crime wave
that has been sweeping Germany
since the armistice is not devoid OF
some refreshing incidents, Berlin
papers tell Of the sense OF bumor
displayed by thief who stole two
geese from a farmer at Maisbseh,
near Heidelberg a few days later the
geese mystcriously reappeared, One
Of them had a ribbon around its neck
to which was tded this note;
Back from captivity, Feed wei,
for two more weeks too skinny now"
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the shouts OF ten thousand human
lungs. 1t was a barrsge OF noise such
as only a real American crowd could
put over when il is good and worked
up and wants to show the objects Of
its enthusiasm Is 100 percent hero.
General Pershins paused for a mo-
ment gazing over the great mass of
humanity that stretched across Bat.
terry park and lower Broadway and
edded away into the side streets hold
ing up all traffic save for a narrow
lane that the policemen kept open
with tremendou, difficulty.
Conveyed by a flee, Of putting tug
boat, the Lcvia,han began to warp
into her pier at Hoboken at ten
minutes after 4 while the crowd lin
ing both shores OF the Hudson and the
thousands who iammed roof tops and
window vantage points kept up their
din OF shouting and excited flag wav-
.,,a
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the eager eyes and flushed checks and
smilrd n fatherly smile:

any dear miss, | cannot believe that.
you look too fresh" he replied.
The noise inside the pier died down
as Secretary Baker mounted the plat
form to deliver brief address of vel
come but from the massed crowds In
the street outside the noise of cheer
ing and bell ringing came in deep,
full surpes.
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NEW YORK, Sept. B,--GeneIal
Pershingt commission as a per-
manent general In the United States
was handed to him BY Secretary
Baker a. soon ~ he stepped from
the Leviathan At Hoboken. The
general accepted II with q few
words OF thanks and then handed II
to his son.
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A Medicine That Is Especially Pre-
pared For Just One Thing
Just try one bottle OF LkX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN for Habi,ual Cons,i.
patton. GOc. (Ady.)
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Vital Statistics


Marrlane Licenses.
Albert Harrell, "a. and Golden MIN
ley. 10. both OF Oklahoma city.
James Frank Overton. %. Enid. and
Electra NirgInia Bailey. Il, Tulsa.
l. r. Spence, a. and Myrtle Goodwin,
g. both OF Choctaw.
G. o. Butler. g. and Marie Mansfield.
60 both Of Shawnee.
Fay Copeland, %, Frederick. and 9yl-
via White, 20, Lawton.
Cecil ". Gray. 20, and Ruth Rhods, II.
both Of Oklahoma city.
Births.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie n. Rose, t2s
Western avenue, boy.
Building Permits.
Charles Stewart, 60l Jordan street
one-story frame residence, $4,000,
j. J. Banans. 1882 West Fifteenth
street. frame bungalow, $500.
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NEW YORK, Sept. s.--Genersl
Pershing today received the first
ssluts to the rank of q full general
since the death OF General Philip
n. Sheridan In 1888. The first OF
the guardian forts about New York
City TO greet the Leviathan with
its guns ~ the transport moved
through the harbor was Fort Ham
ilton.
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Steps Ashore At $40 A. N.

Docking the monster leyiathan
(iormerly the biggest passenger
carrying liner afloaO is slow and
tedious task. With such a distin-
guished traveller on board theconyoy-
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Pershiug Views Crowd.

General Pershing walked from the
boat to his automobile while the air
rocked and trembled about him from
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-02
AIgul0s de- los pasaj1I6 del s'Vi!lalgIa

Icomercinte establecido Ell la Ha-
bana,. al que acompahaban nn hi
|jo y un sobrino Hamado Eduardo
|Gutafe. Estos desembarcaron en-
Santiago de Cuba, siguiendo via
je a la Habana en- tren, y han CO.
|municado a esta, haberse salvado
merced a. esa circumstance.
Las 1loticias que Sc tienen PRO-
Fcetlentes de Barcelona infolman
que en- aquel puerto embarcaron
ldoscientos pasajeros a bor2o del
INalbanera. Elshecho de qilc no
tomase mas pasaje el bpque ell
Barcelonasse debio 4 las Iimitacio
mes que pusieron las ,lutoridades
de immigration.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-02

FL jefe de la cocina Y Ell re-
postero eran desCabaiial, donde
la noticia de la perdida del bu-
que ha causado consternaci6ns
.De. 4. .Gadiz, Sc ha recibido un te-
legrama dando cuenta de que
la Gompanfa de Pinillos ha re-
'cibido un cablegrama de Ia lHa-
bana en- clique Sc confirma el nau-
fragio del Valbanera a 30 milas
de Key West Y Sc agrega cue el
buque Sc halla % pies de profun
didad sin que ihasta ahora Sc en-
contraran cadaveres.
Ell cargamento del Nalbanera
era mpy yalioso, consistiendo es-
pecialmente en- telas eatalanas u
'prodnctos seyillanoA 7 malague-
nos.
yarios dias antes de zarpar el
.valbanera lleg6 Cadiz un rlatri
monio con siete hijos que t.ataba
de embarcar para la Habana PEE
10 debido a ID thoy felizl casaa-
lidad de q.un0a ladroneslesrob
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H GIGnD|OdRQ' 'ARlull0 Illdg en- o. IlQl-
do. Y0l DGIg0|tz So MEGA 4 GVaGlaI las
pf0H1GiB dl Bi|dC0
.Flgl dice que no ldGG ser ipuall FL d9galso
que tble galalo
Los Reyes dc BGgCa en- los Estadg Uld@
Los Reyes dc B6|gica en- los EStadg Unid6s

la HAYA, 2.-El general
Won Dergoltz, jefe de las tropas
ssalemanas zen las provincias del
Baltico, rehuye curnplir el ulti-
n1atHn de los aliados acerca de
| la. evacuation de dicho terr'itorio.
! Los .aliados preparan, d fin de re-
ducirle a la obediencia, una de-
lmostracion naval con tropas de
desembarco.
TARBES, 2. El generalisimo
IFoch ha negado rotundamente
que piense aceptar el aeta de di-
Iputado quesse lie ha ofrecido por
Hos electeres de su pueblo de mo-.
| do tan enthusiastic Ell ilustre eau
| dillo ha dicho a los periodistas !:
Soy bastante Yiejo para poder
descansar, para que>se me dele
descansar, y creo haberme CANA.
do el derecho al descanso.
ROMA 2. -C,ada dfa ae,noles-
ira mas cotnplicada la question
| de Fiume. Ell Gobierno Sc mues-
ira preocupadisimo. por los ro-
zan1ientos internacionales que
lesto puede traer. Ell pueblo, apo
lyado por .el Ejercito muestrase
Iresuelto a rnantener sus aspira-
clones, aun exponiendose a rea-
Inudar Ia guerra, sea contra quien
lsea.
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Cable a Ell IMPARcIAL.

!. : (
NEW YORK, octubre 2. 2.El
primer juegog de la serie mum
dial de Base Ball Sc celebro aver
con uua concurrencia extraordi-
maria. Habfa cuarenta mil es-
pectadores. El Chicago Sc aIlo-
|to, 010000000 y el Cincinnati,
10050021. El farnoso pitcher,
Cicotte, del Chicago, salto del
box en- el cuarto INNING; el pit
cher del Cincinnati, Reuther, ba-
te6 dos ytripleo UNI single.
MADRID, 2.-El alto conlisa-
rio de Espafia en- Marruecos, ge-
neral Bereguer anuncia que ha
sido precise suspender las opera
clones por el NAL tempo reinan-
tie que imposibilita Ell avance de
la infanteria y la artilleria. Las
nosiciones que ahora ocupan las
tropas espai1olas las pone q Gu
bierto de una sorpresa.
NEW YORK, 2.-Los reyes
de Belgica llegaran hoy. SIS. MN.
visitaran la costa del Pacifco re-
gresando a Washington ALA pa-
ra el doce del corriente. Sc les
tiene preparado un grandioso re-
|cibimiento.
VALENCIA, 2.-En toda. Ia
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Entire las rtctialas fg,p'an dos ar
tistas conocidos en Puerto
Rico: Luis Blanca o. Con- 4
cc6ci6n L7orente.

Madrid, septiembre 23.-Comu-
nican desde Valencia que en-
aquel puerto, tomaron pasaje a
bordo del vapor "Valbanera'. que
de manera tan misteriosa Sc fue
a pique frente a las costas ame-
ficanas, los siguientes pasajeros :
Para Puerto Rico: Elyifa Ban
diona.
Para Santiago de Cuba: Rufino
Ferrer, Salvador Ceryera, Toma-
sa Ferrer,. Joaquina Cervera, Ma
rina Ibahez, Jose Balaguer, Vi
cente Torres, Andres Rodriguez,
Vicente Ferrer, Manuel Blanquer,
Batista Fando, Teresa Canada,
Manuel Campos, Fernando Bos-
chi, Francisco Farragut Bias
Garcia, Dolores Franch Fep,er
Para la Habana; Luis Blanca;
Conception Llorente, Juan Lam,
bea, Vicente y Juan Granefo,
Juan Bautista Mascarell, Anto-
nio V Vicente Gomez, Jeronimo
|Mascarrell, Antonio Y Tomas Be
:.
Inito, Juana Minguez, con slls hi;
jos Antonio Amelia, Tomas
AIingrlez, Manuel Lopez Trilles
con su hijo, Jose Garcia A6pez
Manuel Roeafuil.
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DON JAvIER ALONSo RIERA

Procedente de Espana neg6
aver en- ell Antonio Lopez, nues-
tro distinguido amigo ell senior
don Javier Alonso Riera, de la fir
ma Javier Alfonso & Co.
Ell Sr. Alfonso estuvosuna buena
temporada en- Cadiz donde estan
las principales ofleinas de La frma
de la cual forma parte.
Ell citado amigo viene rebosan
do salud Y dispuesto emprendei
de nuevo la lucha. lie saludamos
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provincial han oeurrido serias
linundaciones que han llevado la
lco1sternaei6n a nluchas comar-
icas. Ell pueblo de Aleria esta
Ibaio eb aqua. La inundaci6n fu6
tan rapida que no pudo eyitarse
Ique perecieran algunas personals.
lOcho kilometres de. la via del fe4
Irrocarrfl de Valencia a Aragon
Iestan desfruidps por las aguas
desbordadas. La paralizacion
.obligada del tren eausa enormes
Eperjnicios.
PARIS, q. El Jefe del Gobier
mo, Monsieur Clenlenceau obtuvo
Iun voto de confanza con To- que
sse ha conjurado la crisis que anne
Inazaba al gobierno. El vote fue
Ide 272 contra 1872 que negaron
Isus sufragios al "Tigre''. No
hay que decir qprs todos los So
|cialistas estan contra el aobierno
de Clemenceau que calificaN de
Ireaccionario.
PARIS, Liza prensa france
|sa discute Ell asunto de Fiume,
desde I'M spunto de vista favora-
BILE a Italia. Los diarios mas
Iafectos a los Estados Unidos, no
|vacilan en- nostrar sus simpAtfas
por; Italia, cuya opinion Sc mues-
ira cada vez mas exaltada.
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/ EI' FerQad, MI adInlrauO n aulnlraDlt
don Jose Gordils. que esta ciudad dt
San Juan es la ciudad de Ia clismerfa
Porque Ell IMPARCIAL public0 er
la tarde del Lunes dltimo Ia fotogra
fla elogiosa elogfstiesi. de puertorri
queiio benemeritO que honra, con 81
collaboration, a una de las mas gran
DIES respetables, sino la mas grands
respectable de, las casas comerciales
espaiiolas v Ell Mundo EN- la maiiana
siguiente publico Ell ac0stumbrad0 edi
toral con que ". honra y decora cuo
tidianamente sus columnas, con el II,
tulo, ese dfa. de "EI adjective y la
educaci6n.' en- ell que ". con su habi.
tual sagacidad de pensamiento sen
cillez V eIegancia de expression. zahie.
re, con jnsticia. a la prensa que
con el adjective injustanlente encO-
miastico, pagado a tanto la lfnea, en-
cumbra a la medianfa, Y con el menos-
precio "a las yerdaderas mentalidades
fingiendo no reconocerlas tratando de
Z establecer injustos niyeless las beja.
'.aconsejado por una baja passion, pro
duce ''una perturbation moral en- la
sociedad i'm desahento cruel, ,--no
dice Y. a quien, pero Sc refiere y. a
las verdaderas mentalidades,-que de-
tiene ell impulse de las fecundas iniz
ciativas., va por el p-blico CORE el
tole, tole de que V. quien sc retiero
es al puertorriquen0 benemerito y Ell
IMPARCIAL en- la primera parte de su
censura Y, en- cambio, NADIA dice de a
quienes Sc refiere Y. en- la segunda.
Y ESQ no es mas que chismeria,
spura, digo NAL, impura chismerfa
que intenta. sin conseguirlo, enemistar
dos peri6dicos que por POGO, por po-
co., verdad, sefior Real, ?,-nacen jun
tos. este es, por POGO, por POGO, no
sc publica mas que uno solo? yerdad,
seiior Gordils, que ESQ es impura chis-
merfa,
Yo, de mi Sc decir, que habfa lefdo
por la noche Ell INIPARCIAL del Lu-
mes v la ma1ana siguiente, bien Gle
mafana, LEI, admire y me adherf las
ideas,Fer V. expresadas y nj por TN
ni0inenfo imagine d.pudieera Y. haber
tenido aquella mala idea. Solo esta
tarde, escribo por la noche anterior
al dfa en- que Sc publican mis- lucubra-
!. y
clones, cuando ha llegado a mi ese
tole, tole es que he podido admirar
hasta que punto puede llegar la tom
terfa p1blica.
Esa Sonterfa debi6 tener cuenta que
Eel IAIPARCIAL sale la calle como
entire tres y tres Y media de la tarde
que no llega a las rdacciones de los
peri6dicos hasta las cincO o cinc0
media que ", aunque es una yerdade-
ra mentalidad. necesitaba, primero
haber lefdo Ell IAIPARCIAL; habel
meditado sobre su contenido, despues
tornado su composition de lugar sobre
la justicia oportunidad y discretion
de la censura, por antepen1ltima, y
por dltimo, haber escrito el articulo
Una vez escrito el artfcul6 era pre-
ciso enviarIo las cajas las limo
tipias para su composition; compues
} to, tenia que ser tcorregido y quizaS
basta vuelto corregir por v. EN- ga
lieradas v, por liltimo, armada . com
puesto el peri6dico, llevado a la prenss
para su tirada y tirado. Todo 6stt
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CI1IRIGOTAS

ocupa tempo. mas tempo de el que
lei chismoso pdblico puede imagiiiar y,
por consiguiente, stoda persona de
Ibuen iuicio tiene que concluir que es
lmaterialmente imposibles que, 81 Y. en-
su artfculo Sc refiriera Ell IMPAIR
! CIAE del lunes por Ia tardc pudiera
haberse publicado en- III Mundo ell
imartes por la ma1ana Y que cuando
1 ". escribfa su artfculo adn no tenfa
v. notieia lie la publication de Ell M
lPPARC1AL, V no podfa referirse a
Eel
mo .es este cierto. senior Gordils?
Pues pesar de este ell tele, tele,
sigue sigue solo Ell cuanto intenta.
intenta solo, establecer una pugna en-
ire dos peri6dicos amigos, cordial Y
sinceramente amigos, suponiendo en-
uno malsana solapada intenci0n
respecto del otro. Y:yen cambio. ma
da dice el piblico o. al menos no ha
llegado,a mi noticia. respecto al otro
extreme de su censura, a la del menos-
precio del genio no reconocido o NAL
comparado.
| Para. deSvanecer toda clase de mali
Iciosas suspicacias, spodrfa Y. senior
| Gordils. conteStar las preguntas Que
antes lie hago Y, 81 tanto llegara su
bondad, decirnos cuales fueron los mo-
delos que lie sirvieron para su artfcufo?
A Ell IIPPARCIAL, por 10 que pue-
! da influir en- sus relaciones c0rdiales
~. conteste Ia primera parte de estst
pregunta pero al pibIico de buen
juicio que toma a V. por una de sus
mejores consejeros nos importt, por ell
buen credito de ". mucho, muchfsimo
mas que conteste V. la segundaA parte
de la pregunta..
Y 81 asf. 10 hiciereis. -.
Me lie entretenido con ell sefor Cor
dis mas tempo y espacio de los que.
lie habfa presupuestado Y es que ha-
hblando con 6l, sc pasa ell tempo tan
agradable. Perdonenme, por esto.
los sefiores Ribera Chevremont y Vaz-
quez que me horfran dedicandome casi
toda la primera plana, TS EE satf'xSR-
CIAL. Cuapto honor. ;Cuando Sc VIC
speriquito (Sarmiento) hecho fraile?
Maiiana, acaso, sera, caballeros.
Pero no, he de concluir sin felicitar
mi respectable por SUI edad y por sus
canas, amigo, mi inseparable don
Alter Ego, persona de casi todo mi
aprecio, por ell buen 6Nito de realida-
des que. va teniendo SUI "Estudio de
psicologfa colectiva" que de yez en-
cuando, para no fatigar, aparece en-
este peri0dico. :-----
Los corporaciones culturales, no po-
dian ser otras porque son las que de-
ben dirigirnos, han tornado Ia inicia-
tiva. La Academia de Medicina va q
celebrar una Asamblea sel Ateneo Sc
desapoteoisa o desapoteosisa y los Lu-
nes de las de Gomez Sc van convir-
1 tiendo EN- algo menos lfrico y mas
practice Y las conferencias de las ver-
daderas mentalidades que dice Cor
dis, no solo dan honra al que-haSta
ahora no SO di0 mas que una,- las
Ida sino .provecho todos los que asis-
ten que discuten sobre ell tema de aque-
4 Has: v la Asociaci0n de AbOgadOS tiene
,anunciada un Congreso para diciembre
i Don Alter Ego, me 10 ha dicho muy
confidencialmente, no Sc propOnfa mas
que producer inquietud EN- la masa
que parecfa muerta de Puerto Rico y
Iparece que 10 va consiguiendO.
Me reitero la felicitaci6n y, como
dicen en- ell sainete:
! ;Qu6 siga el moyimiento.
/ ;Oh! La prensa.
! INCASABLE. Z