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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
THE SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY
CONTINUES TO GROW HERE

The Sugar Beet Industry continues
to grow in this vicinity according to
Mr.. C. =. Marshall, who now is field
agent of this section under the sup
ervision of Mr.. Short, who has found
that it is too much for him to handle
the whole territory for the company,
as he did heretofore. Mr.. Marshall
will take care of the northern end
of the district and Mr.. Short the SOU
Mr.. Marshall who WITS in Arvada
ern end, his home being in Little ton.
pect to thribble the acreage output
in this vicinity this year, having in
the neighborhood of $50 to 800 acres
mostly all in small tracts.
Last year the total acreage was
1876 in the immediate vicinity, rang
ing all the way from one-half acre
up to 35 in onefield.
The price next year will be the
same as last year, or $40 per ton less
70 cents excess freight charges for
transfer. Incidentally. it seems a
shame that Arvada shippers are COM
PEELED to pay an excess transfer
charge, and that is matter that
should claim the attention of the
people of this community and an eff
fort be made to have it eradicated,
not only for the sake of the beet in
dustry, butall shippers of produce.
Mr.. Marshall requests us to an
nounce that he will be in Arvada all
day next Monday, January goth,
when he will be pleased to meet at
Evans & Benefits coal office, all
farmers interested in the beet in
dustry, to sign up contracts for this
year.
Those who raised beets last year
are going to enlarge their acreage
this year, where possible and many
others are expected to sign up this
year who staid out last year.
There are many advantages about
this kind of agriculture, we are told,
among them are the benefit to the
soil. the certainty of the crop, and
the value of the tops for feed.
The beet industry in community
is a guarantee of prosperity and al
ready our local banks are attending
to the prosperity that has come to
this section since the advent of the
sugar beet two year ago.
Lot the farmers meet Mr.. Mar
shall, who is very agreeable gen.
tleman, and see if it would not be to
their advantage to raise beets on a
big scale.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
FINANCE COMMITTEE
SENATOR STALEY'S GUESTS

Senator Wesley Staley is cons
ly on the job when it comes to get
'-.ng things for Jefferson county out
Of the General Assembly.
II ,ouise ne has the advantage of
having some very worthy institutions
within his county that need a little
.>.,.l assistance aside from the
regular appropriations from time to
..~. aid senator Staley devotes his
energies in their behalf at every
opportunity. Saturday Being an off
day in the assembly he took advan-
tage of it to bring the members of
the finance committee to Jfferson
county 10 look over the situation re-
lative to making the desired appro.
priatlons to cover the needed i'm
provements. He had senator's Napier,
chairman of the finance committee,
and Fincher and O'Brien with bpK
Saturday to visit the Boys Indus.
trial School ut Golden with view to
purchasing some adjoining land for
agricultural purposes. They looked
over the old Hoyt ranch, and the
committee seems favorable of buying
that, portion of it which is under u
ditch.
This, us Governor Gunter advised
in his message would be u fine thing
IN order to give the inmates Of the
institution wholesome employment
and at the same time go far towards
making these institutions self sup
porting.
The Committee also looked over
the Mineral agical plant at the school
of mines. which contains about 500,
900 worth of apparatus and machin-
cry which has been declared out Of
date. An appropriation will probably
be made.
Then at the home for girls and the
home for the mental Detectives will
probably cnusc in for hare Of assis-
vance.
Senator Staley believes in asking
a big bit in the hope Of at least get
ing fair share for his county and we
are all with him in that. Go to it SEN
atOr.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
MRS. ANNIE DIsTLER
PASSES AWAY


At 1915 Wednesday morning oc-
CURED the death Of Mrs. Annie Dist
Ter, ~ years, Is days old. at her
homo on Wet Srd street, after pro.
longed illness.
She had lived in Arvada since Sep.
TENDER 10th, having como to Colo
RADIO, for her health from OFallon,
Illinois.
She was born in Pennsylvania
The surviving relatives are her hus
band, Frank Distler, son, P. S. ca
loway Of Oak Creek, Colo; moth
Mrs. Agnez Taylor. sister. Mrs. A. y
Gordon and brother Samuel Taylor,
all Of O'Fallen, Illinois.
The remains were taken to OF
len for burial, being accompanied BY
the bereaved husband and son, wilo
left this morning.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
EMPLOYERS SHOULD NOT PAY
in WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

The Colorado State Committee of
the War Savings Committee is in
receipt of the following letter from
the Treasury Department which
shows that that department does not
approve of employers paying part of
employees salary in Savings Stamps.
The Department wants the widest
publicity given to the suggestion con-
tanned in the letters
Payment of salary or wages in
part thrift stamps or war savings
stamps is not approved by the Treas
wry Department. While those in
charge are selling stamps will do
everything possible to encourage in
dividual to purchase them. The
Treasury Dept. wants the Saving to
be \ free will action on the part OF
the individual because he is convinc-
ed of its benefit to him. The Treasury
officials point out that where en-
ployers have paid their help in part
in thrift stamps, many Of the work
ers regarded it as an actual reduc-
ton in wages, still others although
they wished the stamps, nevertheless
regarded payment of wages in other
than money as an unwarranted in
reference with their rights and the
wages scale. Others, representing the
practice, did not save the stamps and
simply resold them, so that no lesson
of thrift was taught and the Govern
ment was not benefited.
The Treasury Department is re-
commencing to employers that the
best method of teaching thrift and
inducing their employees to buy is
to make stamps readily accessible
for purchase at their works and on
pay days. The many concerns where
the sales Of war savings stamps have
been large and regular, supplies OF
stamps have been furnished to fore
man or others who at lunch time sold
to them who wished to buy.The most
effective of all measures, however,
has been the savings Societies esta-
hlished in some one hundred and
sixty four thousand places by the
employees themselves. Each society
appoint one Of its number as Secre-
tary one Of his functions is to get
supplies Of stamps and have them
ready for sale.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
Secretary Baker Urges Letters
With "Home-touch" For the Boys
WAR OGOAarA CNV
WAos,Noroa.
- dear r.. fosdi cks

u dear IT. fosdieks
Ths eyes world upon se1aisrs
today they
called lie the helping
to reabilitats and bslEasn
Of nAdnc that the Victory which thy havs ger1ousy
sha rcd shall .
mis- that 70 have then all
With hss End m poseponent Of
tsaF homoconinE VIII often veil In ther nnAs
In Will and d1ff1
ealtiss oat stshsr the incentive ths lent II
shs past ~ the activities Of Tiny nssd hslp end
psrhs than other tss since t
left hons In order that thy inspired stnhsnsA
70 maintain f1nsnsss Which
has earned for hsa gaah univsrsa1 rsspset.
e1isvs that all fluanoss which NJ
focused this object, tbs
10 that which enatss fToo sttsrs therefore
s nothsr fathers, vvss sstsrs soldiers
20 sassvss earnestly thsr letters thsiP
In sssnS that ths high whioh
beth here nd sSseaA stAl1 - constantly yphsll.
Cordially yoars,
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e1aanas. osaisao - 9niai.s O., Assivisass.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
FARMERS RlIREAu PLANS
OUTLINED IN GOLDEN.

At we'll attended meeting Of the
Farmers Of the county on Friday.
Jan. 10. the Farm Bureau Plan wrs
outlined by Mr.. Jamison Of ARricult-
ural College and the County Agent.
After an open discussion Of the work
by the present definite plan. were
made for carrying the work into IA
communities In the county. At
countrywide meeting TO be held some
time during February. = county pro-
gram will be adopted. and the perm
ancnt officer and councilmen elected.
The following are the commune
ties decided upon At the meeting with
the temporary chairmen Of each COM
munity:
Arvada, Ernest APPEL: ssmpcr. Or.
G.. v. Shoop: Frsemort. Ralnh Tell
er: Enterprise. Arthur Hooper;
Fairmont. James Teagarden: Maple
Grove, &. Il. White: Wheatridge.
Robt. Vogeler: Lakewood. Philip
Hnndwork: Midway, r. Eggleston:
Turkey Creek, mo oppointment);
Gencsce, Oscar johnson: Evervreen.
VIM. Rratton; Guy Hill. Ernest
Ramxtctter; Morrison, ]. A. Van Cor
don.
II WAS decided Ut the meeting. that
the Platte country, owing to tts iocn.
ton. could best be worked NJ part OF
community In Arapahoe county.
Farmers should innw'rr ~ their
community chairman Of tho date ~
the nectir" In their section r-ov'd-
ing no notice NJ saFr. reaches thew
JOHN MElR. Temporary Sec.
Mr.. William Kimmett and Miss
Nellie Girton, two very popular
young people Of Fremont district
were nnrried In Littleton wednesday
Of last week. on tho r"'"t ns the"
thouvht hut the now. '~'t~' o"t md
spread like n prnirie fire. The En-
tcrprisc WINS told Of II. but In defer
epcc 70 their wishes 10 keen " ru'c'
until Sunday n w-s NM mentioned
They returned w their rcspcctivn
homes ns tho nothinv hnd hnppcned.
hut nenr friends md re'n'ivcs soor
detected the "csmouflaSe." The hnr-
nv Young couple beosn ho"-"k"ep
INC In Mr.. Wcyton's house ut Arnnn.
hoe Crossiny Sunday and hr"c 'hc
hest wIshrs Of the community.
There is some talk Of n d"hydrn-
4;on nlant for Arvada. Nothing
could happen TO this community Tint
would be more beneficial TO al In
t.rcsts concerned, va believe than
such An institution. Il would be an
economy and saving for the produce
growers and would furnish employ:
ncnt 10 = large number Of men and
women. Soms talk has been made
that Inc Arvsds Creamery buildings
couid be- utilized for such purpose 70
begin with, and the idea seems TO 20
feasible. In I'll probability the mat.
ter will DO discussed 1t the neg.
NEE tiny os the Arvsda Community
club. Come out and hear about H.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
New American Industry,

Turkish towels nov come from Lew
ision. Me-. where The mills nrc dnlly
turning ont Thousands ~ high grndp
Turkish towels that nrc said To he far
superior to the goods formerly brought
pcross tho Atlantic. One mill nv n
side lin. turns o,it 10000 bcdsprcnds
zach week and ,miiy produces thou.
sands Of yards Of mcrccrixcd silk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Business at the local postoffice
has increased so much that Postmas-
ter R. l.. Newton found II necessary
to put in a machine for canceling
letters which runs by crank. p s.
II the patrons ever find the Postmas.
Ter CRANKY" they'll know why.
He says he hns no Ford to crank 80
he thought this would answer the
purpose to get the sensation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE

Our local postoffice has increased
in the sales Of stamps almost as per
cent since last year. which Is a pref
ty good barometer of the financial
condition Of this section, indicating
not only gain In population, but u
gain in the arious industrial and NOR
camille enterprises
The comparison of the two years,
1917 and 1918 shows al follows:
Receipts for 1915 .$5323.20
Receipts for. 1917 80. 3,672.O4
Net-iMssaasa .>4.ax<0S,
~ r. l.. Newton, the post master,
is also rather proud Of the sales mnde
In War Savings stamps for the year
just closed, being 20, 40S.AS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
Canary oIvsn Fine Fvnersl.

Scores Of persons attended the ~.
ncrni Of n canary bird nj the home ~
Hurry Chambers. Moorcsiown. n. T.
The bird WINS twenty. ivc years old.
and mnny grownnps had known II
since they were children. II was buried
IL . little silver box.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

GALS y. NJ. Sunday school.
3 p. M. Sermon Subject when
] See The Blood. l Will Pass Over
You" Gods plan of redemption.
Come and hear it. Evangelistic ef-
fort. wholesome fellowhip and COM
with God. Come and wor-
ship with us.
THE HOMELlKE CHURCH.
Maurice G. Dametz, Minister
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

10 n. NJ Sunday school.
II II. m.-Preaching
Subject-"Our Responsibilities In
the Construction Period"
6:30 y. NY. =. 8. G. r.
Anyone not worhiping elsewhere
will find cordial welcome.
Chas. G. Williams.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
Lieut.. Barnard Cummings, arrived

Lieut.. Barnard Cummings, arrived
home Monday from Camp Dix. where
he has been ince his return from En-
gland on December 2lst. He Is on Il
furlongh and will go from here to
San Diego, Calf. after a visit with
his mother, who Of course is the hnp-
riest woman in the land. She is in
deed proud Of her sons achievement
in the Aviation service, and has Il
right to be. Lent Cummings was
disappointed at not getting chance
az the Hun. hit nevertheless h. has
played an important rsrt in the war
By training others to get into tn"
fight. He was at several important
posts in England. and ad a most de-
lirhtful experience j., the service at
the numerous places he has been sta
toned and is as handsom. IN officer
as you usually see. Hs looks as tho
he had had the best Of treatment md
is loud in his praise of the way I'm
Gle Sam has taken cara Of his men.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
GRANGE DEBATE

"Shonld United States adopt Uni
versai Military Training" jane. Ho-
v.n Of Enterprise Grange will say
ves. while John r. Meier Of Clear
Creek Grange will say no. TT the
rerulnr meeting Of Gear Creek Val
lev Crane. Friday evening": jan: "
There will also be an election OF OF
ficers rnd every member OF Clear
Creek Valley Grange Is urged to at'
tend,
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

The town board met in regular
session Monday evening. NIL mem.
bers present except DR.. Lobcrg, who
Is indisposcd. The business to be
transacted WAS light, aside from
paying the bills. The board author
lied the Mayor and clerk TO ri2n the
new contract with the Electric Co..
after II ID examined by IN attorney.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Mi,. schoech began the Lothrop
.ehooI nxain Monday after I'VE
weeks vacation on account Of the i'u
epidemic.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. woither return.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Woither return
ed the first of the week from Pueblo
where they had been called on nc
"ornt of the death of Mr.. Wolther's
father. Mrs. Wolthc. will now soon
be prepared to take good care of her
customers who need TIL, services of
her beauty and hairdrcssing farlor,
which she conducts mt her home on
West First Street, fourth house from
Ralston, west side of street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Have you noticed the now street
lights In town. All have not been
distributed yet.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

A. ". Walters has about fully re-
coyeredw from q seige OF flu.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

The funeral Of Mrs. c. N. Duncan
took place last Friday mt lo'Clo"k
from Olingcr's md was cnduc.cd by
Rev. Chas. G. williams. pastor Of
the Arvnda Presbyterian Church
The chapel w,s filled with N" mnrv
Borrowing friends who Ind known
and respected Mrs. Duncan. who
mingled their tcnrs with those Of tho
borrowed ones left to mourn her LOGS.
The cnsket rested In perfect boz
wcr Of roses. The pail bearers were
r. c. Hurst, +. c. Mahnnnnh. A. II.
Barth, Chas. Graves. Willinm Gu Hn-
gan. o Denver. and p. II. Irish.
The remains were taken to Crown
Hill Ccmctary pnd buried In the Ma
sonic plat within 30 feet Of her
fathers grave.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16
METHODIST CHURCH.

Services Next Sunday.
10 A. NJ. Sunday school. O. NJ.
L"uden. Supt.
- ..'Lo|qnoU
2ssuoH oqL, 'uouIsS ~ " II
Music BY mixed quartctte and solo
by Mrs. Neville Cnrper.
Class meeting after church.
6:"0 p. m. Epworth League, North
Evans, Leader.
Z p. NJ. Sermon. IAN Ignorant
Blindman's Argument"
Georpin Tiller, Pianist.
John J. Weber. chorister.
Everybody cordially invited to
these services.
George S. Parker, Minister.
Chas. Finkbeincr had the mis-.
fortune to almost sever n
couple Of fingers on his left h~n
while using silngc cutter coun''
Of days ngo. and is carrying his hand
in n sling.
Arthur Newton IL able To ie on
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Mrs. Murphy is improving from
the flu.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Thru fifteen cent nd in the Emit
erprise Inst week. II. o. Graves re-
covered n truck chain which he Ind
lost and which to rcplace would have
cost him several dollars mt least. but
NJ Antoine Jacobs. reader Of the
Enterprise, saw the nd and having
found the chain. which was sticking
out Of the mud in the rond only an
inch. and returned It to its owner.
The experience Of MIR. Graves is only
thnt of hundreds who pn'ronize the
columns of this paper. Try want
or for sale nd.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Arthur Newton IL nblc to he or
again after = sewers seigc of flu.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-16

Mrs. Nj. Moreland had the follow
ing brief letter from J. Wesley More
land recently:
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
Los MORENOS
DO M N AN
LA LIGA,
DICE
La Sociedad de Naciones
Es Asunto de Color
Segun Reed
OTRAS SUPERAN
A LA BLANCA

Washington, Mayo 26.47Ur
ataque a la liga de nacionei
fu6 hecho en- la camara del Sc
nado hoy por Ell Senador Reed,
democratic de Missouri, el cual
declare que bajo el pacto en- su
presente forma las naciones
gobenadas por otras razas
que no son la blanca tendran
Ia voz predominante.
RI Senador presento esta-
disticas para mostrar que del
total de poblaci6n de los pafses
que compcnen la liga de nasio-
nes, 81, 100000 seran de Ia ra-
"a roia, morena, amarillo y
negra, y 289,oOO,Ooo de Ia ra-
"a blanca.
El Senador Reed dijo al Sc.
nado que el pacto revisado dc
la liga habfa sorprendido a
muchos observadores de los a.
suntos internacionaIes por Ia
asignaci6n de derechos como
asociados Y miembros de Ia
liga. El present6 gurismos
para mostrar que en- muchos
de los pafses admitidos con en-
tero derecho de asocidos y
miembros Ia papulacion lite
rata . sea falta de educaci6n
es muy alta.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
CHILE MEGA EsTAR EN- CONTRA
DELLA pocTRINA MONROE

washington, Mayo "a. El embaJa-
dor Bonillas de la Repdblica Mexica-
ma parte hoy de esta capital para la
Ciudad de Mexico a conferenciar con
el Presidente Carranza Ell Presiden-
tie Carranza desea consular al emba-
jador Bonilla en- varios asuntos conec-
tados con las relaciones entire Mexico
y los Estados Unidos La reciente de-
claraci6n de Mexico denunciando la
doctrina Monroe tambien he causado
nlucha atenci6n. Ell Consul Chileno en-
Nueva York ha emitido esta exposi-
ci6n:
lei gobierno de Mexico explicando
su declaration en- la d0ctrina Monroe,
afirma que la misma fue hecha des.
pues de haber consultado con los go
biernos amigos Con referencia Chi
ie la embajada declara que este go
bierno no ha tornado ningdn paso
dc hinguna especia concerniente a ese
fin"
Sc esperaba que varios gobiernos
Sud Americanos hubieran emitido de.
claraciones que tuviesen las mismas
miras de Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
UN PASTOR DE ovEJAs Sc PUMA
LEA ASI MlSMo, EN- ESTADo
De LOCuRA.

Las Vegas, N. Mex, Mayo 21-Ma-
nuel Lucero, de la edad de 27 amos,
mientras estaba en- un estado de To-
cura SO nitric dos puiialadas 81 mis-
mo en- ell pescueso la maiiana del
IL de Mayo. recobrando sn sentido
y viviendo por tres dfas renueva su
estado de locura cometiendo otro
atentadol en- su propia esposa
Despues de recobrar a su estado
normal 81 no recordaba haber hecho
tai acci6n; la eual habfa sido come
tida en- un campo de borregas como
40 millas al norte de Rawlings, Wyo,,
donde Sc hallaba empleado. FL Me-
dico del campo fue llamado v Lucero
fue puesto en- el hospital del campo,
Y Sc considerable fuera de peligro la
mafana del dfa is, pero fallecl6 esa
tarde las Z.
El finad0 es un sobrinO de Don.
Cayetano Lucero de esta ciudad, y
tambien primo de Alfredo Lucero, SUI
perfntendente del condado de Mora.
lie sobreviven su esposa y dos niiios
Miguel. de la edad de amos, v Isabel
de la edad de 6; tambien su madre VI
dos hermanas Su cadayer fue tras.
ladado este lugar el Domingo en- ell
tren N1m. I, y de aquf fue llevado
Chac6n, lugar donde fue inhumado
ell Lunes
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
uN MAYoRDoMo DE SESSION
AFRoNTA UN CARGO DE
HOMiClDA CASUAL.

Las Vegas, N. Mex, Mayo 26.-N.
W Gallegos diputados alguacil de Las
Vegas, el viernes puso a Samuel Mil
lier bajo arresto en- la poblaci6n de
Campana- Miller es un mayord0mo
de session en- la Inca del Ei Paso y
Southwestern y Sc lie acus6 de homi.
cidio casual involuntario. Ell arres-
to fue hecho debido a La muerte de
Joaquin Fieres, que fue muerto en- un
accidente en- el camino del ferrocariI
el sbbado pasado en- la Campnpa.
Miller era mayordomo a cargo de un
carro motor de obreros, ell cual fue
chocado por ell tren Nim, 1893 en- la
linfa del southwestern Fieres eue
conducido al hospital en- Tucumcari,
donde muri6 el sabado en- la noche.
Quejas Sc ha hecho de que Miller Sc
nigligi0 en- sus deberes y no banderi0
al tren en- el debido tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
Pen ROSE Y
W A RREN,
RETIENEN
LUGAR
Los Progresivos Pierden
En- Ia Disputa por
Ell Presidente
DISPUTA, NO rSE
LLEVO MAS ALA

Washington, Mayo 26. Sc
nadores Republicanos del gru-
po progresiva perdieron su pc
lea hoy contra la selection de
los Sendores Penrose de Penn
sylvania Y Warren de Wyo-
ming, como presidentes de la
comisi6n de hacienda pnblica
y comision de appropriateness,
respectivamente, la conferen-
cia del partido aprobando am
bas asignaciones.
Los progresistas, encabeza-
dos por el Senador Johnson de
California hicieron su dispu-
ia por el Senador Penrose y
fueron defrotados 30 por 5.
Ningnnos esfuerzos fueron he
chos para contestar Ell escogi-
miento del Senador Warren y
Ia conferencia aprobo todas
las asignaciones de comisiones
Ell la forma que fueron he
chas por la comision en- conf
stones Ell Senador johnson
indico que el no llevarla la dis
puta ante el senado. FL Sena-I
dor Fall de Nuevo Mexico SCI
halla en- Ia comision de rela-
clones extranjeras y es presi-
dente de la comision de las Is
las del Pacffico Y Puerto Rico.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
Ia DEPORTATION De TRAIcIoNE
RIOS VOLcHEvIsTAS Sc URGE
PoR LA cAMARA.
"Afuera con Todos Los Aiidos que
No obren 5ien7 Dice eI Represen
tante johnson. f

Washington, Mayo 22.--Isa depor
tacion de los Estados Unidos para
los agitadores bolchevistas que eau
saron disturbios en- la festividad del
mes de Mayo. fu6 exigida on la CANA
"a de representantesg en- en- bonded
presentante Johnson, republicano de
Washington. presidente de la conf
sion de immigration.
"El pals ha cometido un gran error
con perimitir que estos aliados, puer.
cos de cuerpo y traicioneros de cora
z0n. pusiesen sus pies en- ei," dijo el
ST.. Johnson, ~ la presente esta-
mos cometiendo otro error con permi-
tries el que continuen predicando su
sangrienta y ferrea revoluci6n. Aver
sin II muy lejos recibi una de sus
hojas la cual pregona revoluci6n des-
de su primer Inca titular, anar-
qufa en- cAda una de sus ifneas, 70
me ayenturo 81 afirmar que nj uno
solo de sus editores era ciudadano
do los Estados Unidos.
ri SF. johnson declara que todo a.
liado que no pueda mostrar una ''ab-
soluta pizarra limpia" deberia de ser
"echado fuera del pals de una vez."