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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

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lez Vargas, Justo Bonilla, Celestino Qui
homes Sosa, Juan Margaro viru6, Fran
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Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
THE GERMAN REVOLUTION

~ NE OF THE methods by which betting determine O how they will place their money horse by study of the past performances of the animals who going
 They appeal to history for advice about the present They of the past for precedents upon which to found the future
 This simple method studying possibilities pie event applies equally to the study of revolutions
 The past performances nations revolution led the student of history to expect what happened in Germany
 This newspaper, studying the past performances of ions revoluon had difficulty truly predicting Russia series of revolutions the first being determined The Car overthrown The Lvo administration succeed of conservative democracy Lenine and Troky succeeded Kerensky, radical group The balance will probably swing back to something that not republic in the that the United States is republic and that will not be radical socialist state, as the present Russia is.
 More likely the final Republic good cal of socialism added.
 The Kaiser overthrown Germany something of the sort of Republic paper at least that ernmen This apparently succeeded by government of reaction which try to the hundred to that the will not be per nanency especially it does in upseng the constitution which is mixture of repubcansm social ism
 long authority suddenly violent y overhrown nation resolved into groups with it's leaders, it's beliefs its programs power government is the victim of it's mistakes the factions The first ceedng must usually fa and frequently the second and the fourth
 Those mutations of the French revolution with the of affairs England after the revolution 168S have two precedens showing | tOnal horses perform in revolutionary
 It is easier overthrow authority than it authority Many eapse before there really permanent and stable government in Germany Russia
 If there should be another war foresee wha social order could itself established upon ruins of the old
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
THE WEAK YOUNG WOMAN

TOT so LONG foolish little high school girl married l boy of twenty. Neither of them trained to habits of industry neither of them had good hab ord The boy loafer, almost loafer had excess. girl was pretty but her head full of foolish notions She in the whole have than the boy She would work but ularly at safe empoymens Her heart full Of bit terness because she She utterly The boy had ideas ideals except that wished to live softly, without much The girls brains added by much reading of things which she did not understand Especially disturbed because of the unarnes between situations of and in social and industrial life She complained mostly because could do certain things with mpunity which brought bitter criticism
 Cautiously enoungh perhaps naturally enough, the of which this child complained the most that her friends complained because she smoked cigarettes really her wish to smoke without being criticised which called forth her vexaton.
 Presently foolish girl separated from the drunken her husband after while formed the quantance who could contribute to her economic support however he have undermined her spiritual ports.
 When this man began to weary of her. the little school girl her poisoned thoughts all enbittered killed self and killed him. And there sordid story; story and bitter story; story old the ages that the wages of sin is death
 The diary girl left behind weak little fool eaten from birth per whose brain the cells that the instinct of self preservation the beginning From the
 idea present that life burden too heavy be ! borne.
 could have been done with these young people? What could have been done for the girl? Was the fruit faulty from the beginning that it spoil. II religious training might have made difference. T Work might have made difference.
 system of education in which manual training and hard work would have been part might have made diff ;I ference.
 period their until they twenty hes Aweak minded people in folly. without eve
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
PACK PAY FOR SOLDIERS

HOSE GENTLEMEN who get in Washington to tell why the soldiers should get back have one arl ment which they rely They that the act o Jusuce which they oppose would raise taxes And 1t would
 But the made taxes higher The country elected po enter the The country presumably willing pay Tor the Largely by the vaor and intelligence of American soldiers quickly Instead of three four years of there only two and only months ol real hard fighting in which reached it's maximum cost
 The not arranged by the soldiers That was done by the country They went ou for $O month and 1ouo to uphold the honor the flag the glory of the nation They did their work quickly and saved the taxpayers perhaps thirty billions perhaps fifty blions-who knows? Saved all that the taxpayers would have paid the soldiers less eff cient
 Isn't pretty shabby that the job is done and the ove shed tears the taxes that would take to give the soldiers what they ask.
 The soldier didn't get much When he left the he had little nothing From his pay there insurance to be met sometimes dependents to be supported There
 times when he had chance to home to his folks before he mustered out. He paid his railroad fares
 soldier discharged he nearly always had to buy himself outfit of civie frequently than go debt what he bought and high dollars would not outfit the well as he ouftted before he went into the service
 Connecticut will not send discharged crim ina into civil life expiration his sentence without sui of clothes, and money in his pocket.
 country the soldier debt of honor. Debts of honor that peculiarly binding They met by respecting individuals and they should be met by self spectng nations.
 which the nation to it's soldiers repudated with honor just because taxes will higher if the debt is paid.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
knowing the discipline work religion Either might have saved them.
 ought be added schools. The young should be diligently brought the influence of religion
THE ROW IN STAMFORD

T HE STAMFORD CAUCUS which resulted in two sets of delegates the Republican State Convention not such meeting will graty paramentarans promote harmony This has usually been called in the evening Upon this it called the afternoon, with the apparently of putting hard and fast over without any scruple.
 The result precisely what might have been expected There two delegations to the State Conventon and the Con vention will seat the delegation it likes best.
 The concluding action will not depend upon which dele gaon has the right it's side dealing with right under the rules of the Republican party It will depend whether the Roraback the King crowd in control of the convention.
 The chances of Rorabac control but only states away from the ballot if the should into the election time the State convention things might go differently.
 The RorabackHocomb group have consistently opposed the ambitions of the and prompt punishment be meted if the vote.
 On the other hand King and Wilson, mayor of Bridgeport have recently supported the aspirations of the suffrage and will ballot box support the
 The fight is that may rend the Republican ship nectcut from stem to stern
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
THE STOCK DIVIDEND DECISION

HE STOCK dividend decision is unpopular, because
 has the immediate effect of increasing points,
 That the decision is economically unsound with the general principles which the income tax has been founded, is not certain.
 principle the decision already existed in the prac gain increase in the value of real property. A who land land and buildings does annual tax the annual ncrements the value his property When the property is sold the whole gain treated income, and the tax paid all at once.
 the increments in the value of land often determine without sale and this arrangement choice between two evils But it is the engagement.
 dividend is deerminabe thing And could be almost readily reached cash The principle applied to realty does operate with the same force here
 The new method will work economic advantage, be- cause the amount of productivey poyed may avoid his tax the of the stock is compelled large and only thrift by quantity of productive tools will be greatly in creased benefit few of the living and very benefit of the unborn for the things that constitute usually through than and frequent ly through many generations
 This excepting Australia is the only country in which such thing happen If the congress of France Great Britain dividends taxable income they has aside the law of the land either
 tutonality being against for being public policy.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
EXCESS OF ANGER

c ONE OF THE French newspapers, vexed with Mr. Will - sons assertion that mlitarsm is strong in France ndulged of which they make America ruled by lunac that now in the presence of clearly pathological case
 the attitude that her proceedings cannot be justly marisc, because she acts out of fear of German reprisals.
 the fear of Germany does not prevent militarism from being just th and nothing else Europe has been in state of fear for thousands of Each nation has been armed against the other and constantly.
 not necessary order of nature due to bad kind of thinking which has the Europeans kind of thought which does not exist the American conn ent, at least in such aggravated way
 It is precisely the inability of Europe to stop believing that it's neghbors foes that makes mlitarsc Europe the posion nationally of the individuals in early mining campwhere goes heeed and nearly poets his neghbor shoot him. if he doesn't shoot his neigh bor first.
 This state of mind primitive. Europe must get over, get wiped out France is miltarsc and will remain unt Europeans agree upon plan that will enable them live together in peace
 Mr. Wilson sought system under which Europe could sort of United States If there lunacy in his pur pose consisted in suppong that this particular change it's spots.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
NEW GOVERNOR NEEDED

TOT Republicans those active in politics are satls fled with the position in which Connecticut Is placed Holconb to call special session of the General Assembly. organization formed under the name Repub- can Ratification Committee. Isaac M U!lnan IS charman He powerful of the committee in the sense Of possessing political power. The committee issues bue in which appears the following
 Hocomb has several time refused did not be-
 
 (Washng- in voting n and states do a which will not in and In i'm to conscientious executives For
 ground for reversing any
 This language is courteous reasonable appropriate and ought to drive the stubborn old into rational position.
 But the bulletin shows that the stubbornness is not con- fined to the executive chamber.
 presented to the chairman and members or the Republican State Central Committee pettlon which was signed by Republicans nearly 800 strong representing the prominent in party affairs practically com The committee ignored the petton that say ignored demand of Republican leaders for lmme diate ratification of the B. Anthony amendment
 The Republican party needs management at the top State Central Committee and Connecticut needs la governor,
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
ITALIAN WOMEN
 EXCLUDED FROM STATE POSITIONS

Rome, Mar. 1e.-Italian women have been barred from 50 positions mostly in state employ by an official announcement just issued by the government. This order excludes women from appointment to the dip lomatic and consular service and from becoming members of the Council of State or of several courts.
 No reason is given for the declara- ton of this ban but Italian observers point out that evidently the authori- ties believe it none too soon to raise a barrier against the possible aspira- tions of Italian women for public off, fee.
 Professor Teresa Labriolo, daughter of the distinguished professor of Sociology, has lately obtained the right to practice law before the courts after a struggle of more than seven years, Dr. Adelina Pertci, has obtained permission to perform the functions of a notary. Those innno- vatins have alarmed Italians who hold conservative views on the ap- pearance of women in public life and to this is attributed in part the new bar against women set up by the government.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
RUSSIANS SEEK SAFETY IN RED
 CROSS MISSION

Novorrossisk, Russia, Mar. 16-Fffty thousand refugees from all parts of Southern Russia have been camping in the streets of Novorossisk for several weeks waiting for transportation to take them across the Black Sea tc a place of safety. Most of them are families of officers and leaders of the army of Denikine. All the resources of the American Red Cross mission to South Russia have been employed in extending relief to the refugees.
 Every shelter of any description has been crowded with humanity
 Idle factory buildings, grain eleva- tors and rooms used as offices during
 the day have been filled with refu-
 gees at night.
 Thousands have spent their days walking the streets and at ntghtfall have spread their blankets and scant 1 coverings upon the pavement to sleep Hospitals have been filled to over | flowing and medical supplies have rG- | low while hundreds of cases of typhus developed every day. Each morning found hundreds dead in the streets.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
NOTHING BUT WORDS

~ ENERAL FOCH is frequently quoted against the peace
 NJ treaty if his language argument against it.
 t nothing but words This is the language which wins approval of the treaty All the determinations of formulated in words Every contract is merely assemblage words chooses to take that view of it. The Declaration of American Independence nothing but words. The Constitution is nothing but words.
 But where the words express human will they symbols things done, not to be done The words of the treaty effort of the human will to avoid The effort may may not succeed but it is worth making general his years the idea that disputes between be settled by force, scarcely be expected with optimism upon the probabilities of settlement by
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
WEST VIRGINIA RATTTES

T~ HIRTY-FOUR STATES ratify the B. Anthony 1 amendment Virginia makes the last of this number Two needed It time again for wise and patriotic and to reflect the position of this mainly through the selfshness of its political machine join with the other enlightened states port this necessary measure.
 Connecticut stands side by side with the reactionary Southern states, which alone the states make the equal in political rights with the man.
 The South is afraid the negro women will vote
 Governor Holcomb Senator Mclean, Senator Brandegee md Boss Roraback afraid that the white
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
SEE DISASTER IN BONUS

ROADIY SPEAKING those newspapers which "see dis D in the bonus" the which loudest for the United States to make Mexico. Generally speang those and those periodicals which in the soldiers unbearable burden, the which most loudly demanded Nothng to these people is too much to pay for but almost anything is too much with
 which reward the boys who fought the The out cry against giving the soldiers enough outfit them for civil life does polish the emblazonmens of American We used the boys they did the work they told they would be forgotten Congress like
 the prospect of small additional compensation to who turned of the army and back into civil life or money and suitable clothing
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
WILL NOT CALL SPECIAL SESSION
Departure From Constitu- tional Methods Not Justi-
 fled, He Says.

Governor Holcomb, in an interTsew yesterday pointed ont that it would be a violation of the constitution of Connecticut if he were to call a spe- cial session of the Legislature to act on the federal suffrage amendment. He did not consider it an idle cere- mony, he said, when he took the oath of office to support the constitution of the United States and the constitution of Connecticut, and he proposed to live up to his oath as long as he held the office. The following is his statement:
 "Our state constitution declares that all political power is inherent in the people,. It also provides that any amendment of it must be submitted to and approved by the electors. It formerly provided that the electors must be white male citizens of the United States who had gained a settle | ment in this state,' but this was 1 changed by an amendment regularly | adopted in 1876, erasing the word 1 white Under our constitution wom. l en are excluded from becoming cleo l tors unless and until the word male 1 is erased by an amendment regularly l adopted.
 "Our constitution also provides | when and where our General Assem- l bly, shall meet in regular session and
 fixes the maximum length of the ses- sion, and further provides that in 1 case of a special emergency the gov l ernor may convene the General As
 senbly at any other time or place.
 Members of the General Assembly and all executive and judicial officers are required to take an oath of office
 wherein they swear to support the constitution of the United States and | h of +Io -fo oT TO7o necticut. This oath of office is not
 intended as an idle ceremony. and does not permit me to favor changing i our constitution other than in the : manner therein provided which is by the concurrent action of the Genera , Assembly and the electors of the
 state. The merit of the change de
 sired does not justify a departurC
 from constitutional methods to obtain
 it, nor does any action which ma!
 have been taken by sister states.
 'fThe desire of a number of in . dfvidua1s-be the number greater O
 less-to have the General Assembl vote upon the federal suffrage amend = ment prior to the next regular sessio r does not create the special emergenc
 provided in the constitution permit 1. ting the governor to convene tn
 General Assembly in special sessio
 and is his only authority for doin D so.''
 q Governor Holcomb received wis
 yesterday from Mrs. Helena Hi y Weed, research chairman of the ns If tiona1 woman's party, who requeste
 him, for what she said was in tt Il interest of the Republican party,
 call special session of the Legisl;
 ture. The governor informed h, d that no special session would
 called for that purpose.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
CONTRACTS NOW
 TOTAL $452,511,0OO

New York, March 16-BuildinS contracts awarded north of the Ohio and east of the Missouri rivers for the first two months of 1920 outstrip- ped any similar period on record by g vast margin, according to statistics by the F. W. Dodge Company made pub lie here today. The total for the two months was $452, ,511,O00. It was only $145, ,834,O00 for the same period in 1919, and s29S, 900 in 1918.
 Industrial buildings contracted for during January and February were valued at s162,352,S 800 and lead al! other classes in every district, except New York, where business structures found first place, Chicago led all dis tricts in total building contracts with a total of $139, ,00O. The New York district was second with total of $115, ,94s.ooo.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
AN. EASY VICTORY

Y OW MANY people there in the world who the sooner if they had been absolute con- tro? great One of the greatest these Admiral that 5OOOOO might saved if the American government had followed his advice.
 Fortunately the average is tolerant He de- too much of human nature. Most will hear Sims with amused interest charge super abundant egotism and let it go at that
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
SENTIMENT FOR HOOVER

~ HE SENTIMENT seems to be growing There B IS demand among the people for the of Se who had charge of feeding the people the world
 demand not at all the product of fore publicity It is the natural reaction who done big work in big way under the eyes of all the world Hoover appears to be of full presidential size It is too early who will be nominated but if Hoover nonina ed he will make a strong candidate.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
A COMMUTERS PLEA

1~ ROM A MILFORD commuer The Times has received a IT suggestion that practical. Milford with 10000 population has three railroad stations Bridgeport with 2OO 900 has only
 This the suggestion that local trains should stop to drop Sde Seavew and in the End, the vaduct.
 Why not? And especially why not the trains that bring the people to and from their work?
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-06

ESTRAY S0W:-came to my place
about April 1st, has been in the
country at other neighbors for 2
months. Owner may have same
by proving property, paying feed
bill and for this notice +. f.
Knoll. 52-3
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-06
2ND MISSION
COMES FROM
PHILIPPINES
Body Headed by Senate Pres'-
dent Quezon Reiterates De-
mand for Independence.

That the Filipino people are In earn
est in their demand for Immediate In
dependence Is Indicated by the coming
TO the United States OF second Philip
pine mission to work for independence.
Coincident with this announcement the
War Department received cable from
Manila stating that tie all-Ellip.no leg.
lslature Ind adopted resolutions re.
I'erating its plea for immediate indie
pendence.
The second mission, Ike the first. is
composed Of the leading men Of the is.
lands and willgwork In The United
States not only for immediate inde-
pendenee, but also TO bring about bet
ter understanding, greater confidence
and closer economic relations betwesn
the United States and the PhlllIsines."
The mission is again headed by Man.
uel l.. Quezon, president Of the Philip
pine Senate, who Is well known In
America, having been for six years res
ident commissioner TO the United
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:-for a
good car. my 100 foot lot and bun
galow at New Raymer VIII sell
on very easy terms. A. II. Asmos.
Fort Morgan, Colorado 52-3