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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
THE REDS CHALLENGE.

WEI te outbreak OF T. ". w-ism at centrana. wash a mere local
-. manifestation the. rest OF the country might let Il pmH IA a days ~
slh nGn u y nt local however. hut national In its significance. 1t again
L. ny government makes volumes n MUSE explaining what It intcnds to
Il TO stamp at Boshevsm. but BolsheVism remains. IL EMBARK upon n
sfeat. campaign % depot Reds y the Wholesale. but Few are deported
,,,MhsiL occurred at cenuana might occur almost anywhere in the United
rWth ~ Industrial centefb immune. Recent raids by government AGENTS
shos me widespread Underground organization Of those who purpose 10
,fhefed. "FP"' :"
Dozens OF tons Of propaganda literature designed to dscredt and hen
u. undermine the established order In this country have been rzed md
Suer DESTROYED or saved for evidence. Scores OF rcNouulntHts hive beer
Jailed PROFESSIONALLY as In Centrnla, mob resentment gets the upper hand
moHsn tnrN ~ adopts direct action methods in dapnsing OF the offender
rres adopted Tor. the punishment of dangerous radicals constantly mn short
IL deportation h tn best method to handle no problem. why vol de.
pOt a lew hundred rec -handod aliens? Has Emma Goldman been shippod
% iunsa yet? How many OF the Reds captured In me May day disturb
ances, throughout the country were sent buck % the countries hey believe
superior to America
u 20 not surpnang. on the whole, that anarchists gel In IMPRESSION that
America IL eat ground for he'll actVNus A free rOuntry cannot mp In
definitely " II insists on also being an easy" country.
Amencnn national integrity IL challenged by every such outbreak M that
II Cenuulia, IN the measure OF Americas ability to survive Is Indicated
by me manner IN which government and people respond TO such Il ohal-
urea ~ sdt-deiense are necessary TO wipe ot the peru Of Bolshc,sm. II the
Deportation might be effective as a policy OF action. IS "a mere threat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
HThin and Nervous
TryBitro-P Phosphate

While excessive th,nncss might he
tribute 10 various aad subtle
causes In different individuals. % n n
well-known fac that the lack Of phos-
phorous In the human yystcm h. very
largely responsible Tor this condition.
Il seems 10 be well established that
this deficiency In phosphorus may
now he met boy the use Of Bltru-
Phosphate, which can he obtained
from any good druggist In convenient
tablet form,
In many Instances the assimilation
OF this phosphate by the nerve tissue
soon produces e welcome change
nerve tension disappears, yigor and
strength replace weakness and lack Of
energy amt the whole body loses It's
ugly ioilOWH and abrupt angles. be-
coming enveloped tn q glow Of pcr-
feet health ana beauty and the VIII
and strength to be up and doing.
cATTIQN;-While Bltro- Phosphate
Is unsurpassed for the relief Of nor-
vousneHs, general debility. etc, those
taking II who do not desire 10 put On
nesh should use extra care In avoid
Ing fai-producing foods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

shoe soles Wlth aluminium or iron
coverings were worn by Germans dur
Ing the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
PETER
GIFTS PEPPER IN
HIS PHI.
By the Story Lady.

Papa hai asked a very dear friend
OF MS Who was IN town on business to
take dinner with him. He also asked
that Norah make one Of her famous
apple pics US lac remembered Pros.
Burns was very fond Of apple pie.
When the pies were done they look
cd very delicious. Prof. Burns came
and Jane soryod the pie. generous
pieces OF Il. on Mammals hand paint
ed pie plates. Peter put a big bite IA
his mouth-and almost choked. lie
looked up to see Papa and Mamma
looking at each other. Thore was
something wrong with that pivi
But Prof. Burns ate all 81 his ME
q when the meal wax over he said.
II shall have to ask for the recipe FOR
That pie. Mrs. Palmer. II Is the best
! ever atp.'
When the professor WIS gone
Mamma sought Norah In the kitchen.
"Norah, what was wrong with that
Sure. and II wasn't my fault. Mrs.
Palmer. | always Keep tho cinnamon
In the same place. l reached Up for
the can ana s%prinkled Il all over the
pic ! give he professor a piece Of
the other pie and thought give
every one else a piece or the good pie
but Master Peter. IN bet no was the
n that done H.
Aud she gave Peter a nickel TO
make up Tor his pepper pie.
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Fifty envelopes a minute can be
scaled with "a new hand operated
letter scalcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Fifty envelopes a minute can be
scaled with "a new hand operated
letter sealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
SIMPLE COMBINATION
HELPS WEAK EYES

Albuquerque people are astoulshed
a. the quick results produced by
simple w!tohhazci, oamphor. hydras-
lis, etc" ~ mixed In ~I.avoptik eye
wash. In n case Of weak and near
sighted yes a few days use brought
great Improvement In another case
II stopped W pains and Inflammation.
We guarantee a small bottle OF Law
optik to help ANY CASE weak,
strained or innamed eyes, Aluminium
eye cup FREE. Alvnmdo Prarmnry.
First ST. and Gold Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
run QUARREIsOME CLOCK

THE QUARREISOME CLOCK
There were six small hours which
wouldn't stand still
But We're always on the run.
And Just as they started down the
hill
The quarrei=omo clock struck one.
The! clock struck, onel
The clock struck one, and two, and
three;
He put In some terrible Hicks.
And down at the end OF M hill, dear
mol
The uuhrrelsomc ciocz struck six.
The clock struck, siN,!!''
He chased an the other hours up Hill.
lie made them climb n climb.
Ana whenever he caught them stand
inE still.
He struck them every time.
struck oy' RS time!
Then ten hours stood at the very toy
And two more same 10 call.
And before anybody could make him
stop.
The bad clock struck them all.
Hel struck. them' all
And when he had worked his wicked
Will,
l gave him a frightfui frown.
SO he Lett the hours at the top OF the
hin,
And the qnarrelsomo clock ran
down.
The
clock
ran Us
down.
And he growled Eight hours You
make me go.
And ! never take time to play.
But what would al do. Ia like to
know.
II | struck for an eight hour day?
An7 eight? hour? day?
Copyright. 1913, y. u. Az
We guarantee to repair anything
made ~ Leather. Those jobs We
can't do are free OF charge.
HAtSEiGS SADDLERH
III West copper Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
SUCH
0 '...... lSLIFE

THAT CLEVELAND, O., thief who
makes Il his habit TO steal ~overcoats
Mt church Is only furnishing the stay
at-hOme husbands with another ex-
euso to dodge sunday services.
o.
WELL. HERE ARE some other
possible eNcuses:
West Virginia church struck by
lightning.
brooklyn church members com
plain because 80 many rats play at
h~ide-and-seek in The building.
HOWEVER,
Dcviating from tho custom ~ sun
day night sermons, the Rev. J.. pot
ter Hitchcock Of "A Congregational
| church In Pasadena, cal. has hit
upon the plan ~ reading to his flock
an original novel which he wrote dur
Ing his summer vacation. II Is en-
titled The Monastery Man"
90
TlNkLE LITTLE SUITCASE. how
II wonder what you are;
Charles Carter was arrested IN
Pittshurg. Pa, as he was walking
along the street. His arm shook
when he passed policemen and the
tinkle from his suitcase attracted the
attention Of officers. Forty eight pints
were found,
90
THIS is ANOTHER kind OF record;
Chicago prohibition officials seized
9 photograph record box filled with
whisky.
MISS ALICIA BROWN, public
welfare director OF Dallas, Tex, has
put her stamp OF disapproVal on the
shimmy. caterpillar Wiggie, jelly bean
and ''raPhanser eso9eer'
Miss Brown says the shimmy and
other objectionable dances are prac-
tlced more In the home OF society
folks In Dallas than In the dance
halls, and a y there should be some
means to reach these people and stop
dances not sanctioned in public hairs.
Wen say here's a fine opportunity
for the other half b. do "a bit or
stunning by visiting the homes ~
their Weather neighbour. handing
back the good advice they were givea
In years past.
At THE RECENT election there
was hut one vote in the home OF John
Mills, so. Columbus. Ind. But next
November therein he 16 votes In his
family, he having Just married Mrs.
Ann Walters, 90, she bringing into
the family ~ Erown-up sons. one
49," ~ lf'" - - a YUM NNa VI
getting a housefuL
90
SQUIRE ABNER HARpINGTON
believes the greatest examples OF hui
man preparedness are these:
Noah's building the ark-for the
long wet spell.
stocking the collar-for the long
dry spell.
J%oseph's Saving OF graln-for the
long lean spetl.
Buying Christmas presents early
while there are plenty to sell.
90
PROBABLY THE STRONGEST ar
gumcnt against preparedness happens
10 be the story ~ the PENNSYLVANIA
man who built his coffin rs years ago.
and when he died the other day they
found the coffin too time-worn for
use.
90
THIS ~ TIRE TIME o. IN vcar
when every man says to himself. his
wife and whoever else Is within hear
ing distance;
Believe me next summer I'm going
90 put away some money every weak
TO buy coal overcoats and winter
nannels In the fall.
And summer Ia tho time q m year
he doesn't do any such thing
shoe soles With aluminium or iron
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
TUBERCULOSIS

II WN9 When phy1lcl1n1
aid II was impossible fof
J. 81. Miller, Ohio Drurxisf
- survive the nvaeas Of
tuberculosis he began exper-
tmcntinR on himself. and din-
covered tho Home Treatment
known ~ ADnfI.fNE, Any
one with coughs showing
iuherculnr tendency Or Tub
I'd your name and address 70
CoIumhns Ohio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
WITHOUT COUNTRY.
STILL ROAMs SEAS

shDNEY-paul Frecman is BtiIl the
man. without n country. Ile'a beon
seht on his way again by Australia.
hoth Australia and America have re-
FUSED 90 admit him. holding ne WIS
nm cnrmy alien and an i. VI. W. He
was permitted ashore in Australia
oniy after n ships crew Threatened
70 desert II he were not landed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
catarrb Cannon be Cured

BY LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot. reach the seat OF tile disease.
Catarrh Is n local disease, greatly innu-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will euro catarrh
~ ~ taken Internally and acts through
the BLOOD on the Mucous Surfaces Of the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
u composed OF some Of the best tonlcH
blood purifiers. The perfect Combination
OF the Ingredients In RAILS CATARRH
MEDICINE Ia what produces such won
oerful results In catarrhal conditions.
Druggists lbc. Testimonials free.
u. J. Cheney a Co, Props. Toledo. o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

PROBABLY THE STRONGEST ar
gument against preparedness happen,
10 be the story Of the Pennsylvania
man who built his coffin rs years ngu
and when he died the other day the,
found the coffin too time-worn fol
use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
THEFT or JEWELS
BAFFTEg POrTfT.

IONDON-The loss OF $4,000
worth OF diamonds IN transit between
london and Colombo still puzzles
scotland Yard. a gang % thieves.
operating on steamships. has AIKEN
advantage OF tho fact that an mail
~ stored IN y Compartment. the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

The STATE ~ wyoming q rercipinr
n 81 republics more tban af.eeo.o ono
be- ahlo 20 DO without taxes In throc
vonfr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
EASE The PAINFUL
RHEUMATICTWINCE
Sloan's Eminent will bring COM
fortina relief quickly

ATEVER breaks faith. Sloan's Linz
" ment doesn't. Just peHerali
wilhoHi rubbing and eases the
external pain and ache. rheumatic
twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica,
lame, sore. strained muscles, bruises,
sprains.
For So years Il has gone ahead win
ming new friends. holding old ones.
strengthening its reputation as the
Worlds Liniment. Clean. effective in
relieving the aches and pains Of rien
and women. this Old family standby
can be relied upon to do its work
promptly and surely. Don't be without
a bottle another day = keep il handy.
All Druggists-SSc.. 7Oc., $40.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-11
Inp0rtant8 discussion S8brG eI auInGnt(
d8 pJecioS On 81 pasaj8 do los traayia}

ci6n de l2S masas trabajadoras de San
Juan. Dijo que considerable profunda-
mente pexju6icial para los obreros de
Puerta de TERRA Santurce ell aumen-
to de la tarifa, no porque los obreros
traficasen en- los carros electricos, sino
porque tan pronto como Ia compa1ia
aumentase sus tarifas, los due1os de las
guaguas harlan 10 mismo Dijo que las
guaguas es el mejor medic para la con-
duccion de los. ohreros, toda vez que
hacen e. servicio que en- realidad ne
cesitan Asi tambien, manifesto, los
ricos este no les preocUpa, porque la
mayorfa tienen autos que los trasladan
rapidamente. Dijo que 81 la Comania
no puede continuar con la tarifa que
tiene actualmente, debe presentarse en-
habrian muchas corporaciones que inme-
diatamente solicitarian franquicias pa
"a hacer un sistema mas eficiente, de
10 contrario, que ell Gobierno Municipal
establezca un sistema con ell dinero del
pueblo Asi tambi6n, dijo, la compafia
no puede continuar con los precios de
la actual tarifa, tampoco debe sacrifi-
carse a un pueblo que escasamente pue
de ganar para vivir.
Ell senor Espinosa pidio a la Comisi6r
que sentase en- Ia silla Gle los testigos
al senior Clark, pues deseaba hacerle al
gunas preguntas.
lie interrogo que 81 el considerable
como gastos para ell sistema los 60 mil
metros de terreno que ocupa el Parque,
valorados EN- $12 900, como tambien ell
costa de los edifcios, valorados en-
SAG 600, el senor Clark manifesto
afrmativamente Entonces ell selor Es-
pinosa dijo la Comisi6n cue ell Sc opo-
MIA a que Sc tomasen en- consideration
dichos gastos.
4 Per ser algo tarde ell Presidente de la
Comision, sefior Benedicto, levant6 Ia
session y dijo que maiiana por la ma
mana tendrian oportunidad de terminar
la presentation de las pruebas.
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Rufino Bourbon
ante eI Supreme
UN "HABEAS CORPUS"

Al medio Gia de aye Sc e%2i&id u
auto de "Ha0aa$ Corpus :, por e. iue@
del Supreme don Emilio del Toro, 50
licitud de Eufno bourbon, CoAs RE cue
era del teatro y&Guez, cus ndo ocar..o
la terrible cat&strbfe.
Bourbon esta re,presensado poe el CO.
nocido Lesrado de} Ponce senior Leorolda
Tonnes, quiea alSega que su d3fsndiuo
debe ser puesto eh liDartad poc 20 e,i5-
tir causa de acci6p para que pernlaAeAcs
en IN c&rcol
les fiscales sc.1orcs Ec0sta Ca,n'trC
por orarn dol cNai es i GeteDido poa..
bon, FignerssS. asistirin a! aclo e.
Ia visa, quo resultard inLereaah Size
Dicha vista Sc celebraca hoy c ii.
nueve antes merid ano Ell su defec,o
el proximo sabado la lnisma no-a, ca
el case dc que Bourbon no haya telido
tempo de llegar q San Juan.
FL Marshal la salido para MayaSuez
q DuScaT III acusaco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-11
Angelic Garcia, ell
CuradoT de Ia IGpra
Dice que eahartara pTORiJ, rerO que los
IepOSOS de Puerto Rico no dsSen
perdsr las eSpsranzaS

Al cntrar en- el hotel donde Sc hos
peda nos hemos dado cuenta de que
Angelic Garcia. ell hombre que ha de
dicado toda su vida y. sus energias a
la curaci6n de la terrible playa bi
blica no es ning6n personaje miste-
riosO y arrogante que lie huge a los
rep6rtcres De ls4 prensa.
Don Angel Garcia es un correcto
caball,.ro qae representa- unos cua-
renta anos aproxinadamente, bajito
de c,tatara, con enhestos bigotes,
blanco. Aunque viste con cierto de-
saline Sc nota en- Ia manera de anu
dar Ia corhata, (sobre la cual es
jlende q oro de una hermosa herra-
dura simbolica con brillantes) una
despreocupaci6n elegarte, sus ade-
names Y todos sus gestos son STEM
pre- cultos y caballerosos
Nos dice que snos sentences. FL Sc
sienta en- cl sill6n vecino Y mientras
los mozos del hotel van vienen y
personas curiosas nos .miran con rece-
10, Angelic Garcia, nos habla Y nos
dice sus imrresiones:
-"Yo realmente hubiera querido
pasar de incognito en- Puerto Rico
para no causarIes nineuna nquictud
los pobrecitos enfermos de Ia isla
de Cabras. 70 habia salido de We're
zuela con destino, Cuba donde mi
presencia es reqbefida en- estes dias
urgentemente, Y no traje conmigo me-
dicinas algunas rs un especiico que
esta debidamente registrado en- ell
Departamento de'sanidad Publica y
Benefcencia de la Habana.
mi permanenia en- esta isla-
continue el seaorg Garcia--sera muy
breve gepaf cfds'N5 scuatr6 dfas mas
tai vez, y no podre hacer curaciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-11
Los rosuitadOS de Ia paz' mas
dc SeSGrta CduSaS aTGhiVadaS

Ell iuez Hamilton, Gle Ia Corte Fede
raj. ha ordelado cue sean archivadas
cerca de sesenta causas crimirales ra-
dicsdas EN- dicha corte por violacicn
la ley de Espionaje cue Ian estado vi
gente durante todo el periodo de la
guerra.
Durante este mes solo Sc veran dos
casos: el de Placido Martinez Areal,
acusado de violaci5n al articulo nnmero
doscientos cuarenta cinco del Codigo
Penal, por haber introducido en- la isla
postsles obscenas, Y ell case de Jose NAL
donado, acUsado de introducir una pros
tituta Ell el campamento violando las
disposiciones dc ia Ley de Canco Millas
Las causas Sc celebrar&n el dia veintidos
y ell dia veinticuatro del corriente.
Les hermanos Berio, de Adjuntas,
acusados por evadir Ia Ley del Servi-
clio Militar Obligatorio, comparecieron
ante la Corte para contestar a la acu-
saci6n. Estuvieron Representatives por ell
letrado don Miguel Guerra Mondrag6n
quicn pidi6 la gua9ension dc la vista
para hoy.
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GaIsdOAiO egtrd On una casa
Y maIirata a SatuTaina ESCaIOn8

En- el parte Official de Ia P0licia In
sular Sc comunica que una aggression
temcraria Ia tenido lugar en- San
turce, anteanoche.
Celedonio Rosa crey6 cue debia
castigar a Saturnina Escalona fue
buscarla a la casa de- Mr.. Spaven,
calle del Congreso No. 5, en- Saatur-
ce. Saturnina es sirvienta de dicha ca
sa y cuando entr6 Caledonia, la fa'
milia habia salido y Saturnina Sc en-
contraba sola.
Sc dice que Celedonio habia .tenido
relaciones con Saturnina.
Dicho individuo entro en- Ia casa y
agredi6 a Saturnina produciendole
fuertes contusiones en- el pecho, es-
palda cara La agredida fue lleva-
da al Cuarto de Socorros ell agre-
sor fu6 arrestado por el policia Vic
tor M. Flores Y llevado presencla
del Fiscal del Distrito quien lie eXi-
gio 5000 por su libertad provisional.
rifesfado cue tcdavia queda III sobran
te de cuarenta miuones de galo9es sin
que Sc sapa 10 cue sc hsga c1n tn caor-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-11
Los que IIegarOn en- eI "CQamO"

En- el vapor "Coamo" llegaron en-
ire otros los siguientes pasaieros:
Mr. Hayden L. Moore, Collector de
Aduanas de San Suan Mr.. Arthur F.
Estabrook. millionaire amer;cano resi-
dente en- el barrio dc Rio Canas, &c Ca
guas; Mr.. Howard L. Kern, ex-Attor-
ney General de Puerto Rico; Cayetano
Coll Cuchi, ell conocido abogado, y
su dist.nguida esposa; el excelente CT
rujano doctor Jorge del Toro; Ell Direc-
tor de Sanidad doctor Alexandra Ruiz
Soler; M. Matthew Alfonsi, simpatico
joven comerciante, del "Paris Bazar' !;
Luis F. Carrcra, infatigable propagandis
Ia de los productos fbrosos Gle Puerto
Rico; FL captain c. O.'Neill sA senior
padre, don Gonzalo O'Neill. caballeroso
portorriquefio, cuyo nombre sonaba pa
IN Ia gobernacion dc Ia isla; don Anto-
Mo somoza Jr., y don Fernando Vale
dor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-11

EZoy ccatina6 IA vista sobre la petit
ci6a dc Ia Porto Rico Railway, Light
and Power Co. " sobre el aumento de
su tarifa de pasaje.
FL senor Falcon como abogado del
municipio, rresento un documento ante
Ia Comisi6n, el cual documento dice que
Sc le aceptaba a la compania una fran
cuicia para construction de un sistema
Gle tranvias el6ctricos, con Ia condici6n
de que el precio del pasaje al empeEar
su trafco regular no excediese de cinco
centavos por pasaje
El senior Brown pidi6 la palabra pa
re- manifcssar Que Sc oponia a que di-
cho d5cunento Sc tcEase en- conside
raci6n ell esta Vista por Ia Comisi6n,
pero degpu5s que ell senior Falcon hizo
al9unos alegatos, el Presidente de Ia Co.
mission decide t.omarlo en- cuenta, pues
10 considera de suma importancia.
FL sesor Falcon llamo Saldana, CO.
mo testigo, lie pregunto 81 el habia lei
do las ofertas que hizo Mr. Wilson
cuando, pretendia pe6ir Ia franQuicia
para la construction Gle un sistema de
tranviqs electricos Contesto airmati-
vamente, Y diio que 81 antes Gle conce-
derseie la franquicia Ia compaiiia con-
sidero como p-ecio equitativo los cinco
centavos, es de supone1se que la com
paiiis despu6s de tantos amos de esta-
hlecida haya tenido ganancias conside-
rabies, que ahora venga q pretender
aumentar el ciento por cienJo en- Ell pre-
clio del pasaje Asi tambien dijo que
cuando Sc estableci5 la va expresada
compailia ell San Juan, habia solamen-
te $4,000 habitantes y ell la actualidad
nav arededor de &C 900. Dijo que en-
hodas parties del mundo donde hay ms
talados estos sistemas de conducir pa
sajeros, cuando aumenta Ia poblacion es
l6gico cue tiene cue aumentar ell ira
fco, y, por 10 tanto, hay negocios bri-
llsntcs.
Dcspu5s ocup6 la silla de los testigos
Andres Rodriguez Vera, en- representa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-11
Los tabaqUOrOS rSaEUd2rda SuS
trabajOS ell 5 3 eI 8 dc Ag0StO

Aver por la manana nuestro reporter
encont16 eli la Gale de Allen al repre-
sentante sclor Texidor, con quien cam
bio algunas impresiones sobre la huelga
de los tabaqueros.
Segun sus manisestaciones, hoy Sc cele
bran asambleas ell distintos pueblos de
la isla con objeto de que los huelguistas
expresen sus puntos de vista sobre Ia
decision del Jurado Que re4olvio la
huelga recientemente. La aSamblea de
los tabaqueros de San Juan Sc celebrara
en- el Cine Monte Carlo, de Paerta de
TERRA, v por aln cerca Sc instalara un
colegio electoral para que los huelguis-
tss ton1en parte EN- ell procedimiento dc
referendum iniciado por los obreros
para consular la opinion de los taba-
Queros sobre el acuerdo de la Comision.
Los que emitan sus votos habran Gle
votar tres proposiciones: (a)-en favor
de 10 resuelto, (b)-en contra, (c)-
un contrato de dos amos con Ia Com
paiiia bajo las condolences convenidas
ultimamente.
FL consenso de Ia opinion general,
es, sin embargo, que todos los taba-
oueros votaran en- favor de 10 resuelto
por ell Jurado FL ndmero de huel-
euistas ascien6e II mil, tomando en-
consideration los de toda la isla de
Puerto Rico. La huelga Sc ha scstenido
durante mas de sicte meses, y los obre-
ros, despu6s de expresar su voluntad en-
ell referendum, reanudaran sus ira
baios ell dia 8 ell 6 del mes de agos-
to, con toda probabilidad
Este retraso SO debe Ell parte que
ell material que la compaiiia tenia dis
ponible ell Puerto Rico 10 habia en-
barcado para los Estados Unidos.
por otra parte, a que el resto de Ia tri-
pa que habia quedado ell almacen en-
San Juan sufri6 deterioro. Antes de que
entren trabajar todos los tabaqueros,
escogedores, las mujeres despalillado-
ras tendran que trabajar dos tres
semanas para tener preparado el ma
terial