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New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
SOCORRO

The state trucks arrived last week
and are busily engaged in hauling
coal from the Magdalena Coal Com
pany mines to town. Magdalena is
now assured of sufficient coal for
all necessities and then some to
spare The coal being furnished by
the home company is of excellent
quality, and then, remember, it is
also "home grown"-Magdalena
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
AEw MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
Continued from page one]

Silver Spot mine which is located
just over the brow of Chihuahua
hill and within hundred feet OF
the Tyrone road. A substantial tri-
pod was erected over the shaft and
power will supercede the windlass
as a means OF hosting. In the mean
time the work of framing the shaft
timbers goes forward and once the
shaft is in such shape that two shifts
can be put to work the sinking will
be much faster. Manager kirchman
expects to be in the iron before the
first of the year-Silver City Enter
prise.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
BANDITS ATTACK hsRB0RD,
THINKING HIM ARMENIAN

Because he and members Of M,
.mrTy were mistaken FOR Armenian
MAI Gen James @ Hartford. head ai
ne American Mission 10 Armenia
arrowis escaped death a. rbe hanh>
band Of msrauding bsndns q few
niles from Mount Arsrai Maipr
'eDeral Harbord has jusi returned
- the United States and made Q ~
on to President Wilson on the dis
reSsins conditions In the Near EpSt
here American charity is savirr
houssDds Of llves through ubs aesi
ast Relief
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
LINCOLN

Twenty-three cars of the necessary
IS for the Z. o. Finley cattle ship
ment were set aside Sunday. These
were filled and shipment made Sun
day night to FL Paso. About 7Ol
of the original amount of 1850 have
now been shipped and the remain
ing p cars for the balance were fur
nished the latter part of last week
Carrizozo Outlook.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

G. W. McAdams, the wholesale man
has purchased the cement building
on Main Street now occupi d by ].
ID. Taylor from John Heard who is
now resident of Kansas. The con-
sheraton is reported to be 5000 Mr..
McAdams will remodel il and use it
for a warehouse for bis whole sale
busine ess.-Farmington Hustler
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
PROMINENT MEN
IN XMAS APPEAL
FOR ARMENIANS
Former President Tan Leads in
Elouuent Plea for Support Of
Near East Relief.


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New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
HlDALG0

Animas Station, our live little town
in the southern valley, was the CEN
ter of big attractions, December
oath and 18th, when there was staged
a big barbecue, goat and burro rop-
ing, horse and tournament racing and
big dance both nights in the big
store 50xD feet.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
Wheat Bring. S23z

The highest price paid for wheat at
Des Moines so far this season was
paid by the Shsttuck Grain & Ele-
vator Company last Tuesday when
r. NJ. Taylor Of the Guy neighbor-
hood received S32 per bushel for
two loads of wheat Tavlor's whea,
was extra good and Iitle fvht be-
tween the buveus Tut il up 20 The
top-no'rh Of corr Rat Is not the
average price being paid for wheat
brit j. goes 70 ehoy- that 'he Des
Moines ms-lef IS the brst in the
sfa-e -Des Moines Swasfika
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Nehr7sks RepubIcans hav. corn,
forward W-'h General Iohn 7 pereh
inv a. her candidate for preside.
and The able general rroue,fior.bi,
has ''e ah '''v ~ IN the office will
er II 70 'hc ~s'-on a-f hi-nseif Re
r--''li ans ~ Nre M.yT-n however
have r-et'v uea-ir r~a -f-nousIs ex.
nrs -sed 'hen-ei-er COR General ear.
ar Wool rro-~ tev p l-e~r - p.
sfTH fG-fr- cr-l-f-e5 ve-. he t,..
'---.''Ted man. ~ fhlTes considered
y fff 90 70 ~1HHf-s f-.r rs-ezis--. a.
he . i'1f 4 cf7.es fo- - 49,.
fer-1
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
SAN JUAN

Linn Blancett purchased eight head
of thoroughbred heifers at a recent
sale in Durango, paying Sl525 for the
eight. Jas. McEwen and J. w. Rails
ton also attended the sale making
small purchases.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

The poles for the electric lights
furnished by Col w f. Moses, have
arrived and distributed. The work
Of erection and construction of the
system expected to be completed be-
fore the first of the year, when every
house in town will be electrically
lighted, and the principal streets will
be illuminated.-Glenrio Tribune
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Bank Deposits
Following is such a compila tion
which speaks in very encouragine
terms of the prosperity that fruit
ful season has brought:
On June 80. 1910 the total de
posts were 500 63l 53 divided among
tbs banking towns as follows:
Estancia S2i8l0368
Mountainair 1864
Wizard 69oOs88
Encino 3879803
On November 18th the total de
posits were $72l ,406Ol. divided among
the banking towns of the county as
follows
Estancia S32OS46O0
Mounta,nalr lsooo6O0
Willard ls308s.s4
Enc'no 87s32.47
This 's an increase of s3l6,8286S
over the June Wth showing.
At all the towns in the county
exc MT EStancia the deposits have
more 'han doubled
Beans are LARGELY responsibie TO-
:he increase Fst7ncia Herald
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

G. H. Gowman, former ranchman
of Lovington living about three miles
west OF town, was arrested by his
son, Garrett Gowman, who claimed
that his father had sold more sheep
than belonged to him thus infring ng
on his number. Mr.. Hawk Medlin,
who bought the sheep was also ar
rested for having received s,ol.n
property. so a trial before Justice
of the Peace, P. s. Eavcs was ar
ranged for last Mondav, bu' was
dismissed on motion by Sheriff b ST,
acting attorney for plaintiff Non
appearance At the trial being the
cau-c given.
The son. Garrett Gowman was aieo
arrested and placed under a $500
cash bond for thr ats made against
has father and other parties-Lov-
nqton Leader
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
ROOSEVELT

J. w. Sexton & Co, made a deal
Monday in which Otis A. Pruit pur-
chased the Norman B. Cullins place
near New Hope. The place consists
of 320 acres and sold for SOOO-Elida
Enterprise.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

F. M. Tharp sold II of the best
calves ever shipped out of this station
and r. f. Pauly sold twelve two year
old steers TO Luther Hampton for
Mr.. Boland of Dyke, Colorado
Aztec Independent.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

l.. w. Jackson of Silverton had
&,lW pounds of beans, Twenty five
acres averaged 1000 pounds, and forty
acres over 900 pounds per acre.
The Milbourn thresher finished C.
X. Mays beans Friday morning, 1,-
600 pounds was the yield.
Clarence and Leo Mays acre OF
club beans yielded LIS pounds each.
Walter made 1000 pounds from his
acre.
Harold and Fenolone Johnson
acres brought 1000 pounds each.
Mr.. Johnson's home crop yielded
about 1900 pounds. He will thresh
his crop in Blaney neighborhood this
week.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

At Las Vegas we're victimized by
bad check artist Saturday, who made
his getaway that night. No trace
of the man has been found.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

About six carloads of broom corn
have been shipped from Tucumcari
that has been raised at Quay and ad-
joining territory, The price paid for
the corn was in the neighborhood
of $40 Most of the corn had been
damaged by the wet weather at har-
vest tine and did not bring top prices
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Horned toads have peculiar
means Of SELF defense. which IS 20
eject Jets Of blood from The corne-
of the eye
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26


The Willard Mercantile has moved
into the new building and is getting
in shape to care for Their business
in the commodious building. This
is the best and most modern bust
ness block in the county, having large
well-lighted and well-venthted sales
room, with basement underneath, and
adjoining store-room. A large ele-
vator makes the transferring of goods
to and from the basement most con
venient. The power house, where
the lighting plant will be installed is
nearing completion, as we'll as the
apartment house for the use of the
employees. The whole plant is a
credit to Mountainair and excels that
found in.many places OF much larg-
er population. M ountainair hide
pendent.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

VI Won have no family Tree. don't
Pine: iust Spruce M and don't let
any of those old Chestnu's Beech
you to it.-Ex
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

No human mind is conten- without
occupation. No human soul is satis-
lied without an aim or purpose n
hfe.-EN
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

F. M Smith, tax assessor, has
Just returned from trip to Ia
tum. He states that everything is
looking prosperous in that part OF
he country and that one man by
the name of l.. M. Smith living
near there cleared $1,000 on ten acres
of cotton and that feed stuff wa,
plentiful
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

u who deFc-es an hfs .s-,.- 7rl
thcr-ghi 10 tfe promotion, 81 ne a.,
~ sTainess VII -erer srcceed N ~
fng haDnv- '0- tr-e hsrsrs r-ss ~s-
only come bv serving others-Fx
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
LEA

Mrs. Sarah X Ellis, School Sup
erintendent, reports that the schools
in the northern part of the county
are getting along nicely. New ad-
ditions have been made to the school
buildings
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
TORRANCE

Bruce Conner sold fine herd OF
cattle TO J. w. Wilkson of Kennedy
this week. .-Encino Enterprise.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
MORA

Torn pia"r-.r ~ frvv. took .Ior-
carloads ~ wheat 20 Mora last week
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

! Mrs. L. F. Brown sold 80 acres OF
land to S. r. Witcher on Monday
for a consideration of 5000. The
land adjoins Sans other holdings
and was needed to round out and
make it right Incidentally land j.
climbing up to that SIS per acre in
all recent sales. Watch it go still
higher.
F. E. Dunlsvey recently purchased
a warehouse of the Gate City Lumber
Company and has had il moved to
the lots recently bought on Broad
way The Magnolia Oil Company has
purchased three lots on the Gate City
spur and preparations are being made
for installation of a station
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Gallup is to be headquarters for
an active company of workers, operlt
ing in Seven Lakes Oil Field J l.
Daily. who has been associated W II
oil interests in Dallas, Texas, and "
Oklahoma. ID. l. Cooley, a WI
known oil man of Oklahoma. f. y
Massam, of Wyoming, NJ p. Smith
of the Carter Oil Co, with g. 8
Willhoite. A. G. McCov. and Other
local men. are to be interested n
developing oil in the Seven Lakes
field. with business headquarters a.
Gallup and sais offic in Albucrer-
que and other cities
Capital. controlled ~ these cent
lcr1en is sTff cieni 70 rrove ne wor'h
OF he Seven Lst g field Tia 'he
business IF fhe corrorafior ~ which
thev are iTtcres'ed viii Re direc' Cd
from their GsIir-r offices means ,tat
thor'sands Of Soii7- vo-fh of M
. risl ell he h.nFlrd ont of -hs
place -Gsiiup Hs-ah
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
SAN MIGUEL

Ramon Maolof, Indicted tor the
murder of Cleotilde Gallegos, at a
preliminary hearing plead not guilty.
HIS bond was fixed al 5000 BY tn
court and his case set for trial on
The fourth day of June. 1920 term OF
the district oourt-Ias Vegas Optic.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

h. H. Mansker, one OF Clayton
oldest and most prominent citizens
died the 18th OF tbs month from
acute indigestion. Death was very
sudden and unexpected
Mr.. Mansker was an old-timr in
Clayton, having lived there for more
than twenty-eight years He was the
first sheriff of Union county after
statehood, and all who knew him
were his friends
The funeral was conducted by the
X. T. lodge, of which he was a mem
Der. Judge Jerry Leahy of Ration,
an old friend of the family, deliver.
ed a eulogy on the life OF Mr., Man
skier, speaking of the man as a rule
and loving father, valuable citizen
and a good neighbor.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Clayton cemetery, Tuesday after
noon, All of the business houses o.
the town closed for one hour during
th funeral services, out OF respect
Tor the man they admired and loved
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26
McKiNleT

Luigi Liberati, who has just com.
pleted the construction of the new
hotel building opened up for bust
ness Saturday, This new ho,el i.
modern in every respect and is very
conveniently located. The hotel part
of the building occupies only one
half Of the upstairs. The balance OF
the second floor IS occupied by a
hall, which is quite spacious and will
undoubtedly be used for many pub
lie meetings and social gathering
Gallup Independent
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

J. T. Ferris sold LOO acres of LAND
TO Carrie Calkins, for a consideration
of $500
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Juan ID. kavanuagh an attorney has
been indicted by the San Miguel
grand jury on charge Of obtain
ing money under false pretcnse. II
a. alleged tha. Kaysnaugf charge
the wife Of a soldier S3S for collect
ing her husbands check from the
San's Fe railway company after he
had gone away 70 a training canrr
= was stated thai tn railroad corn
pany had arranged 30 send the cheek
10 he woman. and she corld have
obtained II without EXPENSE Upon
the rei7-rn of the roilier from the
army. he learned Of .he Transaction
sod had the matter taken ND bv the
Red Cross and District Attorny Ward
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

A number of the Seneca farmers
have been making daily trips to Tex
line, with maize and corn, taking ad-
vantage of the good prices Offered
there.-Clsyton News.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Mrs. OConnor of Sedan, bought the
Joe Ford ranch near Tate, consisting
of one-half section of land The con
sideration was $4,000.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

NJ. Herzstein Seneca has 500 head
.of cattle grazing on stalk fields in
this ne'ghborhood Ed. Anderson has
charge\ of them.
New Mexico state record., 1919-12-26

Almost a score of local merchant;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

zodejd e zode nechybi SVEN vybsru Morgan vel
vail sve fedni hodnosti pronasedovaI praty
ne. Kde kereho podafo dopadnout nechal no bez
ohledne povesiti
Ange sce tomuo svemu raznemu guverneru drzela pa
lee lbilo il eho jednan ale Spanesko mnoho
verlo povazujic e stale taneho morskych up
cn hoicch hlavne spaneskych lodich Span6ltf d
pomate stale pracova proti nemu angickeho
nevanym vysledkem. Teprve nastupce Karova Jakuba
Druheho, m6l ves stesti Jakub Morgana sesad necha
jej vsaditi do vezeni
Pira Spaneskem mori byli nevazana chaska ale ne
kdy byl obdivuhodne spravediv uprimne nabozenst Wy
pravue modl pred kazdou bitkou aby pro do
ukdnti svoje svedomi tvrzenm, re neokrada chude
kneZe nell velke ucte vypravuje nikdy zadneho
neokradi ami vasu ma hlave mu nezkfivili
Nekdy takovy pirat zanecha zlocnne cinnos usadl
pantaM n6kerem techto osrovu kde obdelava pdu
vychovava rodnu Potomci nkerych echto nezakonnych
dobrodruhG patr dnes nejzamoznejsfm nejpromnentne
sim obyvateum ostrovu. Ale ami on neved kde skyty
legendy.
Prosluly kaptan Kidd take pdsobil Spaneskem
mof historky pokladech, ukrytych bem psku pf
pobrezi vedly mnohe jich hIedani.
Nkdo ale neby tax Sastnym, ably aspon techto po-
kladu nalez Jmeno kapitna Kdda byo ucineno nesmre
nym cenych romanech povdkach jeho dnG ktere do
dneSniho dne jsou oblibenou cetbou nasi madeze
Prat Cernovou take operoval tomto Span6lskem mofi
ale ukryt svych pokadu vo vchodni pobrez Spoenych
Sta Tradce pravi ukry svoe poklady pod pooosro-
ybfhajicim Marylandu do Chesapeake zlivu nekok
mil pod Queenstownem Pc pokadu tomto bylo parno, ale
nkym naezen neby Tento Cernovous nemel toko smysl
pro zato drahokamy drahe hedvabf ale take scnou
zenskou vaf Dopadl prepadene lodi hezkou pra-
viden6 unes do sveho doupete kde zad pravy harem
Slava namornch lupicu zasa iiz davno Ale pochy
by re vyprv6n nj bude zamat jest ceou radu pokoeni
a imena jeiich dlouho neupadnou zapomenuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

skych obcann hail a jich ma
vrat do vlasti umoznil a ze to
jsou hlavne nesvedomiti agen-
ii, kteri nase krajany boufi,
ponevadz byl konsulat nucen
pro kriminalni vy5savani ma
Sich lidi proti MIN uredne "a
krociti.
Nasi krajane mohou byti il
sti, re jakmile by agent chva-
iii konsulat, re jest zle, nebot'
by konsulat byl S mimi We spo-
jeni a iich trestuhodne vydira
nj by podporoval. Naopak kon
sulat bude vSemozne podporo-
vat a odporucovat vSechny ce-
ske a slovenske podniky.
V New Yorku IL. riina 1918
Ceskoslovensky gen. konsu-
lat, 154 Nassau Street, New
York, City.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
CESTA DO VLASTI ZAVRE.-
MA.
Ceskoslovensky generalni kon-
sulat podava vysvetleni, proc
pasy do CeskosIovenske repu-
bl.ky nemohou byti vydavany
nynejsi dobe.

ZdejSi konsulat Sc pokouSel
po pfevratu republice CeSkC
slovenske navrat krajanum u.
mozniti. &C byl rdZnymi komi
semi prijevSimi do Ameriky
varovan, re costa jest velmi oh
TINA, re cestujici musi cekat
We Francii caste nekolik ty.
dnn, re straw vsechny penize
re pax prijizdi domu uplnf
boz prostredku. Pres vSechna
varovani konsulat pfece jen '
'nejnutnejsich pripadech pasy
yydaval. VrativSi Sc legionari
intervenovali u konsulatu, re
kolem 100 krajanu marne ce-
ka jiz n6kolik tydnu ma Svycal
skych hranicich ma povoleni
prujezdu Svycary.
Konsulat obdrzel nasleduif-
ci kabelogram:
urgent"
Consul Kopecky, 154 Mas
sau ST., New York.
"Zastavte az do noveho O.
znameni navrat ceskosloven-
skych vystehovalcu z Ameriky
Prujezd n hranicemi Francia
nemozny. Pro priSte oznamte
nam telegraficky kazdou LODI
Vezouci vyst6hovalce. Toto o.
patrenl je nutno jich vlast-
MIN zajmu.
Ceskoslovenska legace".
Po obdrzeni tehoz konsu-
lat zastavil vydavani pasu led
notlivcum pomyslel ma orga-
nisovani jednotlivych skupin
Pc 30 a vice. Toto narizeni sti
hlo V New Yorku kolem 200
nedockavcu, v6tSinou Karpato
Rusd, ktefi byli do New Yor-
ku vyslani nesvedomitymi a.
gently.
Ma zadosJ Ruske Narodni
Rady flrma Brodsky a Sovak
sc uvolila vypraviti tuto skupi-
nu pomoci zastupcu banky b.
hemla V Parizi. Kraianum.
kterl sc mohli proukazati listi
nami prisluSnosti ceskosloven-
Ske a clenskFmi listky Sloven-
ske Llgy nebo Ruske Narodni
Rady, celkem So. konsulat W.
dial pasy. Pred odjezdem lodi.
trancouz,kc a Svycarske kon-
Sulaty odeprely visa. Ma ope-
tnou zadost zdcj$iho konsula
tn vvdani t6chto - pasu bvlo
prece ovGreno. araak az DO od-
jezdu lodi a tim % mist ztra
ccno. Tato Shupina bude snad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

moci jeti ID. neb Is. t. m.
Soucasne vypravovanim
teto skupiny byla pozadana
hlavni kanceIar Slovenske L.
gy, re by mohla pro sve Gle
ny podobne vypravy poradat
vypraviti je ma jedne lodi q
konsulat by kabeloval cesko
slovenskemu vyslanectvi do
Parize, ably Sc postaralo o do
pravu jednotlivych skupin.
Pred nekolika dny pan Gaz-
dix vyslovoval ochotu, re Slo-
venska Liga jest ochotna tako
We skupiny vypraviti.
Ones obdrzel konsulat naslc
dujici dopis:
Consul General of Czecho-
sloVakia, Tribune Building
New York, City.
Pane cteny kolego!
Vzhledem k naSi dfivejSi
correspondence oznamuji vam
IS politovanim, re jsme pravt
obdrzeli kabelogram od Svy-
carske vlady yyzyvajici mas,
abychom odlozili odjezd Ce
choslovaku, Jihoslovanu Po-
laku. kterf Sc chti vratiti do
svych starych vlasti pres Fran
eli a Svycarsko. Proto, az do
noveho oznameni nebude nam
mono nadale visovati ieiich
pasy.
Svycarsky konsul.
Ponevadz francouzsky kon-
sulat bez svycarskeho visa ma
Sc pasy neoveri, konsulat ne
muze vydati pasy ami temto
skupinam. Konsulat pokouSi Sc
nalezti jine ce5ty do vlasti a
obdrzi-li pfiznive odpovedi, O.
znaml lined krajanum sm6r &C
sty a vyda castecne jiz pripra-
vene pasy.
Konsulat zada vsechny kra-
jany majici umyslu vratiti sc
do vlasti, by 81 V cas- obstarali
listing dosvedcujici jich pri-
slusnost, aby Jim pasy molly
byti bez prutahu vydany.
Konsulat zada vsechny no.
yiny, zvlaste slovenske, aby
hledely jich ctenardm vysvet-
liti obtize S odcestovanim spo-
Jene a ustaly Cd uverejnovanl
clanku proti konsulatu.
Mas lid jest citlivy. Muzi do
stavaii dopisy cd svych dra
hych 2 vlasti, volaiicich je do
mu, by jich stradani ulevili
neVefl V nemoznost dostati 81
domu a to jest moralni povin
nosti ceskych sloyenskycl
casopisu, by vlidnym vysvetlC
MIN sve ctenare k trpe1ivosti
napomenuli. Konsulat je wa
ochoten dati Gasopisum potreb
ID 1ysvetlcni a k disposici ySc,
chny doklady, re Sc vsemozno
stara, by zajmy ceskosloven-I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

Ma ELITNI PIES necht' je
heslem kazdeho. Dne 20. listo-
padu bude poradan Ceskym
Sport. klubem v Ceske Narod-
nj SIM.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10

coinplcta libertads de eonciencA
Y credo. No eSistiril iglesia> del
Estado determinada y la reli-
gi6n no jhgara ningdn papel en-
Ila ciudadania delindiyiduo. Sc orr
dena q. la asistencia a las escue-
las sea obligatoria por un nerfo-
do, dc Ocho amos y los estulian-
ties tendran luego que seguirI
atendiendo las atlas escuelas
hasta que eunplan Ia edad dc Isl
ibiios. No ser;i nacesario ragari
la entrada las mislnas v cl Es-
tado sc compromete a prestar su
Iayuda, no tan solo Il los diseipu-
los que 10 necesiten, para que no
,dejan lie ir Il la escucla, sine que
Itambien Il los familiares pobres
que dependan tle ellos. podran
'crearse escuelas privadas, pero
sol;lmente con p2rmiso especial
del G0bierno. Todas las escue-
las estaran obligadas Il cducar a
sus discipulos dentro del esprit
tu del pueblo aleman y dentrO
del espiritu dc reconciliation pa
ia con los tlemas pucblos lie la
j liel'ra la ensenanZa del Go
bierno Constitutional y de i1.aba
jos manuales Sc hacc obligatoria,
en- todas las cscuelas.
| La Constitution fila reg,;;s ba
;sicas para 10 econ0niico Ell ell
iporvenir, garanti2ando los dere-
Ichos de la labor espiritual V de
Ia inventiva, protegiendo el Arte
ien todas suS manifestacioneS. Sc
'crea asi mismo un sistenIa lie
juntas para las industrias, por
medic de las cuales tienen voz
los obreros en- las decisioncs que
tomen los patronos respecto a
Isus empleos.