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Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
FLETCHER LEAVES
 ID CLIMB MOUNTS

Observer E. H. Fletcher of the weather bureau will leave Phoenix Monday on a ten day trip to the Castle mountains in New York mountains of southern California, under special or ders from c. F. Marvin, head of the bureau at Washington, to conduct an investigation supplemental to one MT. Fletcher made during last June.
 Mir. Fletcher's first trip was made to various mountain peaks in southern Arizona and California, to assist in the location of an observatory which could be used in measuring the intensity of the suns rays.
 Since the rendering of his first re- port, new methods of observation have been developed so that continuously cloudless days are less important than formerly in the taking of measure ments. Since. under new methods of observation, higher peaks may be used where less disturbance is likely to be felt from desert dust, MT. Fletcher will investigate regions which he has not considered prior to this time.
 He will go from Phoenix to Ivanpah California. and probably from there to Hart, near the Castle mountains. He will then visit the New York mountains and Crescent Peak, in Nevada, climbing them all and preparing at the end a re- port on which location, in his opinion, will be best for the observatory.
 Mir. Fletcher also stated yesterday that he has been transferred from here to Yellowstone Park, where he will be in charge of the station, This is an advancement for him, and although his friends here regret his departure, they will wish him well in his new position.
 Mir and Mrs. Fletcher will leave for Yellowstone sometime after his return from his mountain climbing probably about October 1.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
NEW IMPROVEMENTS
 FINISHED 1T THE FA|R

The new improvements at the fair grounds were inspected yesterday, ap- proved and accepted in behalf of the state. by the board of directors for state institutions The board consists of Governor Campbell, State Treasurer Ross and Andrew Baumert, Jr
 The improvements recently com plcted consist of the new concrete en- trance way. arches, gates, ticket booths and platforms for the discharge of street car passengers, four horse barns, S2 box stalls, new fire station, judging bleaehers opposite the stock pen. and numerous other items
 The buildings have been painted. not wf;tewashed, which in the grandstand in particular will be an agl cable change, as fair patrons have been in the habit of carrying off considerable whiteRash on their clothing
 The two tracks are now being put in shape, and when fair time comes the whole grounds and buildings will show up much better then ever before
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
TRAIL TO FAMOUS
 CASTLE ADVOCATED

Frank Pinkley, custodian of the Casa Grande ruin, and A. F. Palmer, who accompanied him on a hurried motor trip made last week to Montezumas Castle and the Petrified Forest, re- turned to Phoenix yesterday and will journey to Casa Grande today.
 MT. Pinkley's object in visiting the famous cliff house was to determine what method the national park service had best adopt to enable tourists to cross Beaver Creek while in flood Beaver Creek flows at the foot of the castle, and is impossible in rainy weather
 Mir Pinkley stated yesterday that he and MT. Palmer found a trail leading to within few hundred yards of the castle, on top of the plateau, which may be developed for motor traffic at a slight cost to the government. Work on this win probably begin as soon as his recommendations have been ap- proved.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
CLAIMS DESERT|ON;;
 GRANTED DIVORCE

Granted a divorce from the woman who deserted him and four of their children more than a year ago, Theo- dore E. Short, a farmer, was awarded the custody of his sons and daughters by Judge Stanford yesterday
 The mans story revealed the fact that when his wife left him she took two of the children with her and later induced her father to write to Short that she was dead and ask him to come to California for the youngsters. While there he stated he learned that his wife had gone to Oregon with an- other man.
 The Shorts were married in Salem in 1900 according to the testimony. Mrs. Short instituted divorce proceedings against her husband in Yavapai county year and a half ago, the decree being denied by Judge Sweeney. A short time afterward, Mrs. Short went to Grass Valley accompanied, it is al- legged, by an Arizona man whom she later deserted.
 In the court action yesterday, Short was represented by Weldon j. Bailey.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
PROTEST AGAINST
 OIL RATES RAISE

Stating there is movement on to raise the rates for oil shipment from Texas points to Arizona points, and that vigorous protest is being made, a telegram was received late yesterday by the state corporation commission from J. B. Rawlings, purchasing agent for the Calumet and Arizona
 According to the wire message the western freight committee held meet ing at San Francisco yesterday to con- slider the matter, but final action was postponed until October '.
 Vigorous protest against the pro- posed raise in fuel freight rates has been entered by the Calumet and Ari- zona. the Inspiration Consolidated Cannanea Consolidated and others, and the assistance of the commission was asked.
 The wire was received so late that the commission took no action in the matter yesterday.
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Arizona republican., 1919-09-06

completed, and will submit to divorce at the earliest possible date, he will receive compensation of S100,000, this marriage being necessary to clear up certain conditions in a will which leaves a large fortune to the girl from South America
 The sum was too great to permit a refusal, and the bargain was struck. Then the blow fell. for the girl he loves is willing to elope, take the chance of
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
MOSQUITOES 2 MILLION YEARS
 AGO
fscientifie American ]

Writing on the probable antiquity of mosquitoes, as shown by the geological record, Prof. 2. D. A. CockreIl of the University of Colorado states that the oldest forms positively identified as belonging to the genus Culex or other genera of the mosquito family have been found in Eocene rocks, and are probably abo1t two million years old.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06

parental forgiveness, and live the love in a cottage way" Of all the scheming and sof all the lies the hero had to tell to keep his fiancee from learning the terrible truth that he was already married-this furnishes the fun of the picture, which has been re- viewed as wonderfully entertaining and refreshing bit of light comedy.
 Tom Mix in Mas Girls" augments the feature.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
MorIex,s Country Club

The Sunday night carnivals have proven to be such merrymakers at Morley's that the management has decided to put on such features every Saturday night. There will be all kinds of noise makers, serpentines and Vampa dolls. Many new picnics and special days will be announced next week, announcement of which will be made in The Republican. Picnic par
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
HOLT COMPANY ID
 REOPEN IN CITY

The Holt Realty company announced yesterday that they will reopen for business next Monday at 12 North Cen tral, the former location of the Wes Hill Apache stage.
 The Holt company, consisting of MT. and Mrs. David s. Holt, has been located in Phoenix for the Pest three years, with the exception of a few months that they have spent in the oil fields of Texas.
 On leaving here. they sold out at their former location at West Adams to B. H. Dodt
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06

A car of potatoes and a car of onions arrived on the produce market yester- day. A second shipment of apples from the Verde region also arrived. Tomatoes and beans will arrive today, also Bartlett pears. Heavy demand for all sorts of produce continues.
 Dealers Are Paying
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
ties have been having especially wonderful times lately at the park.
At Riverside


 The big plunge at Riverside park was emptied, thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned last night and refilled with fresh heated water. It is this morning all ready for the bathers.
 As usual, tonight at the dancing pa- vilion, the dance will be conducted in the same clean style that has made this resort the largest and most popu- lar dancing place in the valley. The reputation for clean entertainment on which Riverside nas built up it's popu- larity is always zealously guarded, and this is a most highly appreciated by the lovers of the better grade of amusements.
 The concessions are running all the time
 The program lined up for tomorrow looks like winner sure. The regular Sunday water carnival will be fea- ture with many added attractions.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
INARTlSTIc
(Wasbington star)

Washington Star) The song of twilight is quite sweet, But the mosquito has A manner that is far from neat Of breaking in with jazz
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06

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Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
At the Strand

Today finishes the engagement at the Strand of Ethel Clayton, the girl who never made a bad picture" pre- senting her latest Paramount decided hit, "A Sporting Chance"
 This entertaining story is woven around a girl of the most unusual inn pulse-one who would act and then stop to think afterwaEd.
 The particular incident which made this story possible happened while her motor car broke down on a country road, and a very obliging young man offered to assist her by mending the car. His adept skill, his polished manner and his good looks were all that was necessary for her impulsiVe nature to prompt her to employ him as a chauffeur Then she fell in love with him, but checked herself up when he advised her that he was gentle man crook, an all-around thief, an ex- convict with a long criminal record, and a fugitive from justice.
 But this girl of impulse was too quick witted to find herself at the end of her resources with this startling announcement, and rather than dis close to this man of many adventures, she framed up a scheme which in- volved her fathers somewhat tangled matrimonial and love affairs, using her chauffeur as a catspaw, while she took the sporting chance that there might be some mistake about this handsome strangers guilt, and if he was innocent she was going to prove it. But the surprise of the entire story comes with the climax, which records most unusual series of scenes, send ing home the punch of the story in the inimitable Paramount way.
 The Outing Chester pictures of travel and the Mack Sennett Comedy, 'The Little Widow" with the Pathe news, complete the program.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
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 si, 230235zc. Bar Silver $112M.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
"The Vireinian"

Dustin Farnum, appearing in Cecn B. DeMille's massive production of the Paramount picture, The Virginian," !" is up for the final showing at the Hip today.
 The story of "The virginian" is too well known to require any lengthy synopsis, for the adventures that hefell the Virginian, who came to the west to punch cattle is known to all book lovers as well as to those who keep posted on matters theatrical.
 It is only justice to both DeNIille and Farnum to state that this remarkable story never had any better treatment than is afforded 1t in this picture. The details are perfect, the atna0s- phere carried to the extreme end of the picture, the characters wonderfully well drawn and the supporting cast admirably chosen.
 In the company supporting the star will be found the names of such celeb rites as Winnifred Kingston, Monroe Salisbury, Anita King, Billy Elmer, and others picked from the very best ma- terial in the Paramount Aarcraft's studios k
 On the same program, Fatty Ar buckle is furnishing the laughs with his Paramount comedy, Love" which is also up for final showings today.
 Paramount at Lamara
 Over at the Lamara, John Barry more is presenting for the final show ings today Here Comes the Bride, " his famous Paramount comedy, which Phoenix has received as one of ske best comedies of the year.
 Barrymore appears as a poor lawyer in love with a rich girl, but his lack of funds prevents a marriage
 A visiting attorney, noting that his name is the same as the husband of his South American client, whose matri- menial venture did not pan out as in tended, the visitor advises our hero that if he will condescend to marry, the condition being that the bride will leave him as soon as the ceremony is
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-16
LOS QUE vIENEN.


Los siguientes pasaieros trac el
vapor "Coamo', que sai6 el saba.
do dc los Estados Unidos:
Sra. George r. Stanton, Srta.
Margarita Stanton, S. w. Mar
vim. x. b. Marvin, w. G. Cox
head, Sra. Jose Ben{tez Alvarez,
Samuel Gonzalez y familia, Juan
Figucroa, Valentin Berries, An
tonic Lopez, Gabriel Soler, NJ.
Pujols, Srta. Nylia D1az, Jose
\. Amadeo, Cesar Dominguez, j.
w. Van Lenhoff, Victor Lopez,
Juan W. Torruella, A. Navas To
rres, Francisco Casalduc, Ricardo
s. Almeida. Diego Torres, Laura
Quiglcy, Lillian de Ferrer, Ra-
mon Torres Colon, Is. F. Sanchez,
Norman ID. Dimes, \. Guar1ialo,
a. w. Besosa. German Ramirez,
@. G. Costa, +. Martinez. Eduar
do I'mpierre. Manuel Camunes,
Srta. Mary Powers. T. Bartholo-
mey, Jose Nj. Gatell. Srta. IL.
Geissinscr, Sra. Salvador Wives.
Raul Pietri, DR.. \. Pietl'. Sra.
\. Pictri, f. G. de Queve,!o, Sra.
d. Il. Carri0n, Srta. Ni'gi.iia Ga
rri0n, Maurice CarriCn. ID. X. Ca
| rri0n. Fernando Aware. Sra. f..
B. Boyd Sr. Y Sra. n. +. Coplan,
Sra. Whitaker. Srtr. Emily Beck.
with. Srta. Sara CaballerO. Sra.
Amelia Lugo, Srta. Pillar Muiioz,
Eugenio Lafranc, w. CoXhead,
Agustin Costa. DR.. Pedro Perea,
+. r. Pons, Carlos Pons, Rev.
Herman Brandens, j. Sola. Al
fonso Novoa, l. Sacks, DR.. Juan
Rodriguez, Calixto Colon, Ho-
ward Smith, .usto Barros, Car
los Truebas. Donate GOTTA. Juan
Caldcr0n, Srta. o. lIingsburg.
ST.. Y Sra. w. j. Rector. Sr. v
Sra. S. BorI'as, Srta. Maria Bo-
rras, Y Srta. Agma Pictri.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

Sc VENDE: Cash. Autom6vil
Buick, 6 cilindros, modelo 1917,
.uatro mcses de uso. Informara
rarque 43. TelGfono 241 Santur-
ce. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
De San Juan y Ia lsla
IORDENANZAS APROBADAS

ORDENANZAS APROBADAS
Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha apro
bado con fecha 3 de MARIO de
1919, la siguiente ordenanza adop
tada por la Ccmision de Servlc'o
Pnblico, en- % de enero de 1919: ,
"Una ordenanza concediendo
una franquica al ,Sr. Charles Eml
lie Pelletier, para establecer, explo
tar y operar, um servicio aereo pa
"a transporte de pasajeros y car
ga alrededor de la isla de Puerto
Rico"
Tambien aprobo con fecha 3 Gle
MARIO la siguiente ordenanza adoI
taaa por La Comision de Servici9
P1blico, el % de enero de 1919.
Una ordenanZa enmendandO
una ordenanza titulada Una or
denanza concediendo Hernand
Behn, de San Juan. Puerto Rico,
sus herederos, albaceas, admins
tradores, v ccciGnarios, el derecho
de construir, mantener Y operar
TN sistema dc llncas telefonlcas a
larga distancia que unlra los pne
bios de Ccmeric, Barranquitas, Ma
raniito, Barros, Corozal, Ciales,
Moroyis, Utuado, Jayuya. Adjun-
tas. "Moca, Lares, San Sebastian,
Las Marias. Maricao y Villalba, V
la construction Y operacion de Ii
meas lc:aIes en- dichos pueblos; Y
ademas. concediendo cl dererho 4
dicho concecionario. para adqulrlr
explotar V mmtener, baj5 las cen
dicioncs aqui estipuladas, las L.
meas tclef6nicas aqu1 locales y a
larga distancia, Y los sistemas que
poseo en- la actualidad la ''Portc
Rico General Telephone Co. !
la ".South Porto Rico Telephone
CO.., respectlvamente, y para cons
truir en- Ponce, Puerto Rico, una
c.tacion Local. de acuerdo con la
disposicioncs de las clausulas DE-
+! la franquicia concedida la South
Porto Rico Telephone Co.. en- 2"
de Septiembre de 1913, y de aoucl
do con la prcsontc ordenanza.' =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
PARA HUMACAO

La eXcelente compania C6mico Ora
matica. Delgado- Carol Campos.
va a dar seis funciones en- la be-
LA ciudad.
= En- la manana de aver salio pa
ra Humacao la Compalia C6mico
Dramatica, Delgado-Caro-C -Campos,
que ha venido hacienda tam bri-
llantc tcurnee" por tola las prin-
cipales ciudades de la Isla. En-
San Juan, donde todos los artis-
ta, de la. eXcelente tropa son popu-
laeisimos, las ovaciones que han
GO ,echado son la mejor demostra-
ciJn del .acierto cue pusieron Ell la
Interpretation de cuantas obras hi
cicron aqui.
HumacaO. la 3uena sociedad de
Humacao, merecc una felicitaci0n
en- .uslasta, porque va gozar, p0r
hreves dias dc un .bello espectacu-
10 que ha de dejar ALI grato re-
cuerdo. La temporada en- Huna-
cao sera brevc. rorque la compa-
MA embarca para Santo Domin-
go, donde tiene hecho un brillante
abono.
San Juan tuvo para los ar
tistas de la companla, muy es-
Decialmente para la 5ellislma Julia
Dclgado, para Ii admirable Ale
jandrina Caro-. para Pillar Martin.
para Gaspar Campos el nota5illsi-
mo actor; para Meseguer y todos
cuantos fonman la compailia que
nos deja, una despedida carinoslsl-
ma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
PARADERo IGNoRADo

Sc desea averiguar el paredero
actual del s1bdito espanol GU
MERSINDO FIDALGO. La per-
soma que pueda informar sobre el.
hara I'm verdadero favor comuni-
.andolo a Don Jose Fidalgo, Box.
1905, Carolina, P. r. bicn al
consulado de Espaiia en- San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

COMPRAMoS cajas vacias, grandes
de MADEIRA. Lame Ell 821.
"AMERINCAN SUIT CASE
MFG. CO."
Allen 81. San Juan
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

Las plGntas dc hielo York
no tieneR rir0l. =. SUCESO-
RES DE ABARCA, de San
Juan, las entrega hacienda
hiel0. ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
J MAYAGUEZ

ASAMBLEA DE CONFRONT
SARIOS. - En- la asamblea de
compr0misarios efectuada ell dia
3 en- la morada' de don Baldome-
ro Rosado, fueron designados, por
votacion secreta, los seiiores Jose
Cibes, Domingo Bonet, Jr., Victor
Honora, Ramon Araez, Francisco
Sanchez Pesante, Guillerme IL.
Moscoso. Ramon Bermudez, Juan
Rullan y Rafael Trigo. Estos nue.
We miembros, fcrmaran la Jun.a
Local de la Union de Puerto Rico
al esta ciudad.
RENO mucho entusiasmo duran
la Asamblea.
ASAMBLEA INDEPENDEN
TiSTA.-Ayer tuyieron una reu-
lion los independentistas y entire
)tros acusrdos quedo designado cl
domingo 8 para efcctllar una
Asamblea Ell el teatro YagueZ, que
IA sido cedido por ell popular EN-
presario den Francisco MaymG.z.
DON ANGEL MARTlNEZ.---
Esta al frente de su oficina, des-
pues de ilaber sufrido una tempo
rada de enfermedad que lie obligo
l guardian CANA. el apreciable So
or Angel Martinez Gonzalez, ges
or de la mercantil Martinez Y Do
minguez, S. en- C.
Nos pongratulamcs de podel
lar esta noticia que rccibir;tn con
itibilo sus numerCsOs amigos.
MAS CINES.-No tardara mu-
,ho tempo sin que Sc inangure cl
Cine "Marina" en- la Playa de IS
"a ciudad y parece que en- cl ba-
rrio de la "Salud' Sc abrira otrd
cine en- breve.
CENSURA.-La mcOrrecta fol
ma de conducirse con el piiblic(
rue asiste los espectaculos ciar
matograficos del teatro Ya@uoz {
acomcdador de dicho Cine, es can
"a dc continues protestaS.
POR Ell REGISTRO CIVIL
Nacimientos Sc han inscrito lo'
1a.imicntos dc Victor Manuel Co
llado V Guzman y Francisco La
mourt.
Defunciones: Ell sabado Y domig
go Sc anotaron Ell el Registro Ci
vii de esta ciudad las siguicntes d.
runciones: Luis Sotero rMendcZ
Agustin Cordero, i un feto Ramon
Cancel. Juan Torres, Juan Ball
tista Quintana v Tomasa Caro-.
C0rrespOnsdl.
Mario 3-19l9.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

Antirciese en- Ell IMPARCIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
oPToMETRIco Y
JOYERIA
de
Felix Lopez.
Felix Lopez.

Hacemos cualquier cristal espe
cial.
Reconoce la vista gratis, indi
candole ell cristai que necesitaL
sus ojos.
San Francisco 81 1l2. Advt>
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
VIDA GALLEGA"

Saluda a todos sus suscritores
en- Puerto Rico Y les participa que
su representation esta establecida
va en- esta Isla, tambien tenemos
en- deposito para la venta elas 81.
guientes obras de la Region de
Galicia "Andurifa", "Alma de
Ia Aldea" y "Ramo Cativo"
R1.00 el ejemplar.
Suseripciones a "Vida Gallega"
en- Puerto Rico (un ano) pesetas
1850 ptas.
ST su suscripci6n esta vencida
puede rcnovarla dirigiendose a
Agencia lie Vida Gallcga.
Box IA. vieques. p. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
"sUNDsTRAND"

Suma, resta, multiplied y divi-
lie. Es Ia meior y mas barata.
Investigated.
ROMEU & CIA., Tetuan No. 66.
Advt. San Juan, P. R,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
IN TRANSPORTE

FL microbes ha debido salir L,
Colon un transporte conduciond,
IN battalion del Regimicnto &
Puerto Rico destacado en- la zon;
del Canal de Panama.
FL pueblo espera con impacien
Ella la llegada de ese buque, parc
saludar los muchachos portorri
qi1enos que dejaron aquii muy bu'
mas amistades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
EN- LA ECUEE.A BALDORIOTY

A las tres de csta tarde, en- la
escrela Baldorioty de Castro, en- la
oficina del Inspector de escuela'
Mr.. Geo. keelany, Sc celebrara
una reunion de los representatives
de los teams" escolares para or
ganizar el campeonato escolar de
1919 entire las Atlas Escuelas Cen
trail High School, Univcrsidad dc
Puerto Rico V Escuela dc Diego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
NO Sc SABE NADIA.

( FL Comite de Hacienda 0lc Ia
Gamara, ann no Ia resuelto NADIA
,ircspecto 4 la petici6n que hiciers
cl Director de la Banda Municipal!
selior Tizol, pidiendo ayuda eco
n6m;2a para If a los Estados UTn'
dos a dar conocer la miisica de-
So.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

A. VICENTE & co. S. EN- G.
SAN JUAN, P. r.
OFNECEN A LOS PRECIOS
MAS BAJOS DEL MERCADO,
ZINC ACANALADO EN- TODOs
LOS TAMANOS, ALAMBRE DE
PUAS Y GRAMPAS. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
pODEMCS ADORABLE MU-
CHO DINER0 ~

Como Joyeros, Opticos y Relojc
ros.
.VISITENOS. Dinet y Pacheco.
Joyeros Opticos y Relojeros.
Nuestros nombres representa-
una garantia.
A. PACIIECO. A. DINET
Opt5metra. Relojero Suizo
Box 7S5. Tel. 969. Plaza Baldo-
rioty frente la parada de los tro,
llcys.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-28

Sc han veriticado muy impor-
tantes arrestos Ell el curse del mes,
entire personals comprometidas en-
la conspiraci6n. Las autorilades,
sinembargo; 40 estan conformes,
Y prosignen indagando para apre-
hender los cabecillas mas intiu-
yentes, cuyos nombres Sc igno-
ran.
FL Gobierno Ingles, que sc en-
cuentra bastante pre0cupado con
los asuntos de Irlanda Y mas que
con ESQ con las noticias que a dia-
rio lie llegan de Ia India, ha recibi-
do este golpe con inusitadas mues-
tras de disgusto, como previendo
que Sc acerca una inevitable ca
tastrofe final. No Obstante, las
autoridades toman todas las pre-
cauciones pertinentes, para impo-
poner su soberan1a; Y a ese fin
han organizado un sistema perfec
to de espionaje, que yele todos los
movimientos de los trabajadores
y detenga cualquier golpe que pro-
yecten asestar al Gobierno para