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on CORBETTS TRAIL.
Altar defeating Dempsey, Fftz
went straight to Corbett and de-
manded = match. Corbett was. even
At that time. regarded as much Of
= champion in the west as John l..
Sullivan was in the east. Jim had
introduced scientific boxing In San
Francisco and had taught it for
several years while the hero-wor-
shipping Sullivan fans we're ravins
over the crude. flat-footed, tele-
graph-punching style. of the Bos-
ton Strong Boy.
Corbett had learned to regard
Fitz as dangerous and evaded him
persistently. Jim was being prim-
ed for q title match with Sullivan
and William A Brady, his mana
ger. and now : successful theatre
cal producer and father Of Alice
Brady. movie star, were at their
wits end to solve the riddle which
haunted them day and night.
Fitx, with all his canniness ag0g,
used to send them fictitious tele-
grams signed by every member Of
their respective clubs. II Bob
happened to be in the same town.
he would write them numerous
messages-anythiny that would add
to the discontinue Of Corbett and
his manager. Jim. who always
moved on . hair-trigger, was SO
burnt up that many times he was
for going to Fits and trying to Isl
lencs" him outside the ring.
Then Brady bagan to see day
light, and from that day until death
noored Fftx for the full count, VIII
liam A. Vas An admirer Of the great
freckled freak. That was because
he realized the great commercial
possibilities Of 4 Corbett- Fitxsim-
mons match. without having to
spend . dime for publicity. In later
years. attsf Corbett lost his crown,
and hs had gone onto the dramatic
stage. he became the most glib Of
nj. natural press agents, but for q
fighter In his prime. Fitzsimmons
was tho best publicity-gstter.
AMBITION REALIZED.
CoYbett Knocked out Sullivan and
became tia worlds champion. but
you may b sure he cashed IN -
much on his title - he could BE-
foro ha eould b Induced 70 take On
Hitx Theif Car4on City hattie was
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Life to the late Bob Fitxsimmons.
from beginning to end. was only a
joke-a practical joke. Good old
RUBY Rob"-His freckles. spindle
legs, boyish chuckle. and all! They
served him well in the facetious
role he was destined to play in
many ring melodramas.
A more grotesque, picturesque
character than FitE never sat in .
corner and waited for the gong to
ring. His was the keenest and
unique sense OF humor accred-
tied to any champion. That might
have been the stimulant for his in
domitAbls grit; the secret OF his
great endurance. That. too, served
Bob we'll in all the years he was a
fighter.
Fftz was the most natural kid
der ever known in the realm OF
snort. One never knew when to
take the canny Cornishman ser
iously or otherwise. He kept you
guessing from the start. Even in
the ring when he WAS taking a
terrible beating from two or three
Of those old Swashbucklers OF
Swat, Fitz would lurch against the
ropes, look down At the newspaper
men and chuckle, "E's = d'isy now,
Amt 'er or some such remark.
MIS- HAPLEBS BOYHOOD.
Fitz came to America about thir-
ty-five years ago. He was Is cock
ney as q wait in Whitechapel. His
father had been . blacksmith in
Australia, and when Bob had reach
ed the age Of 10 years. his griEzled
old Cornish dad turned him loose
over the forge. At Is he WAS we'll
within the middleweight limit. but.
proportionally. = physical giant and
marvel as well.
Like in many similar cases, Fitx-
simmons had cheated q diabclical
twist of fate which at birth had
destined him to be . tall. tape5ins
consumptive. His lungs were never
strong until he Joined his father al
the blacksmith's forge. No: they
tell Of him that he would spit
blood In church." his lungs were
so raeked with the dread white
plague.
But it didn't take Robert. tho boy
long 70 score his hfst knockout
and that upon the Jaw Of his worst
enemy. About three yeaIs before
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peter HERMAN
TO RISK TITLE
ACAINSTLYNCh
Worlds Leading BaRtams Ready
for Championship Match
Tomorrow.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

Omitted Press Staf Correspondent
New York, Dec. 2l.-As . bust
ness man Pete Herman, the bantam
king. is a real champion.
He's just like Johnny Kilbans.
For several years they've been
allowing the fans to think they're
about all in.
They Just win BY 4 shade over q
second-class man In . no-decision
affair.
They always appear before a
packed house Of bugs, who always
figure that this time sure they're
| going to see the title change hands.
Herman FavsFitA.
This is one reason why Pete Her
man, although rated = Cheese
champion" is a seven to 1--WE favor
ite over Joe Lynch, considered the
best boy of his weight in the coun-
try, for their championship battle
! tomorrow night in Madison Square
Garden. %
The wise ones figure Herman
| has been working under cover; "
that he's been making himself look
roor and that tomorrow night he'll
! show himself real champion.
i The squatty Italian must be con-
fdent because il he's knocked out
from under the crown he'll lose a
big purse that has been put up for
his tight in London with Jimmy
Wilde, the fyweight champion. on
Jan. IA.
Windup Traiaing.
Both boys completed their train
ing Yesterday and were down ia
| weight-1lS pounds eight hours
before battle time.
New York, which regards the
l west side lrishman as an idol. feels
sure the title will pass to native
son.
Lynch knocked out Jack 'Shaf-
KEY, the toughest little fellow In
America, and II he gets one Of his
snappy rights over. Herman very
likely will go down.
Herman has nsysr shown much
more Of q punch than Shafkey's,
and Lynch took everything little
Jack had. being hoored twtee n
their first meeting here. Lynch
came back. however, so strong that
Sharkey was lucky 70 Set . draw
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- angeles. Calf. Dec. I'll
Preparations have been
Tor the entertainment Of the
n, otats football squad, which
- tl've here on Friday for its
~ Pasadena on New Years
-. WIN the University Of Cali
middle westerners will be
|0,ls ne station by q delegation
r. Unio State Alumni associa-
a M M, their stay will be filled
|tsS...''s and other forms Of en-
Ek @ent to the lir,it permitted
Eaaas ~ e0achea. -.....-..-.
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bDXlNc HELPS
BOONE FORGET !
War TROUBLES. 5.
Nevs Cane and Wrestling 1ere
Popular Than Ever IN Germany =
since Lsas, Drvasy Warfare :,

n
Berlin, Dec. go Professional
prise-6ghting and wrestling, intross
duced into Germany since the war.
have woA wide popularity and are
looked upon .as social functions III
we'll ~ IN amusement. Men sn1a
womsn who occupy the highest
priced seats appear In formal ~.
ming dress. although the manage
msnt may not prescribe such At
tire.
The development OF the sport has
been troubled with sOms perplex- !
ing incidents, TOR the German pub :
lie. 1naccustomed to "box-nxht- !
ing," apparently has been unable 70
decide what its proper attitude
should be on such occasions.
Cheering, applsuding with the /
hands, or any roofing" or rag. !.
ging" Is in high disfavor. AZ the
hrSt sign Of approval from sap
porters Of boxer. sections Of these
sudience rise and hiss the root &
crs" down. The patrons insist ~.
erything shall be psrtsctly quiet. 9
Oh RueA sPraxes. lsh.sR
When = 6rhtar in crowned vfth = Z Z
laurel vresth or = vreath 4
roses. or presented With a hir &. !.
quet, and proclaimed . victor, It 10 /
quite proper to applaud decorously, I
Admirers Of the winner shower
him with hnnchn. ~ Nov.r. 80 !.
the referee m.kea .n.snh -
claimine the nrow.s. ~ ths t,,ht-
er. "A we'll AZ ernisirtne inst Sovf.
he vnr ~. v;.to.,, -
An strc-t !. n.A. =. .sA..s..s;
the Amsr;c.. ae.crtr.,n, Ut. ~ ~ -
and man.nver, E,sr....s- sxSr
md If . rorrd rhsr' = 49,
rot in a tsil;nv .trnts snS i
cree har.nrues the sn,,.sc. ,.sSs,s
descrintion ~ the Mo- .rS r,sst !
| III e6ect IN intsnded - ~ -
| A number AZ f.irlv mi .sv !
tised foreign fighters h.vs .r,..s. =
ed here. hut th... "rr;rrsssf. !
events arr aIvays nraeadsd nv nee
| liminaries betveen 0erman Snr.
ers. The Germans Ar not ~ m,sl@
tiers Of the technique 81 tina s.ne
but their ability To take nnntens
ment IN beyond ouastion n ans
preliminary bout the cn,yesrnnS.
emit saw a German horer Enc~r
down hin opnonent tvirs ., -
round and before ths clo.s ~ 49,
fround he himsalf VAS tvice Aon,ed
There were seven knock-down. 81
1--we rounds IN this cortest .ra
both firhters we're h.dIv haA&srS
Through the whole bout the crnwd
was silent, but applauded the Nc
tor who, the referee announced.
! had won on points. Each Nrhfnrs
was presented with a bunch Of
roses. - ea
EnRlfshman VI. TurH ass saz
The principal event nm fhss 49,
CASTOR was 4 flght between a Eng, -
lish and 4 Turkish heavvveirht n
was announced the fieht would "a
is rounds. but after a few r0,lnain
the referees made = sneech q INA
fighters from the ring n which -
ssid IN hi. oninion thora -. -
much iumninr and dodrinr s,nnrS .
and unlea thew rof down - Arhflne.
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Pasadena, Calf, Dec. 21.-The
course record at the Pasadena Golf
club was broken yesterday by
Charles Mayo of the Edgewater
Country club, Chicago, according
to scores published today. He ne
gotiated the Is holes in 20, thereby
winning first prize in the first Of a
series of professional tournaments
Par for the. course is II. The for
mer record Of Y was made recent
ly by DR.. Paul Hunter Of South
Pasadena. y sS
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Willing to Meet creb-
Smith Wiuner-06er
$50, 600.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. IA lot
ter from Jack Dempsey's manager.
received hsre. states that thu chA1-
pjou II willing to box the winner
Of the Greb-Smtth bout, 70 b held
here on Christmas day. The Motor
Square club made m Offer to Demp-
sey last week Of $4,000 to box the
winner OF the Christmas bout. Ten
rounds il tho legal limit for bouts
here.
1BeAbies" AE1iya
New York. Dec. z1-Wnited
Press. }-Thrse London boobies"
were quartered today ut the New
York Police club on Riverside
Drive getting ready to participate
in the amateur boxing show Of the
International Sporting club next
month. The party consists Of In
spector Arthur ]. Spriggs Of Scot
land Yard: Constable Jack Stanley.
1876 pound heavyweight champion OF
the London police force, and Harry
Mallin, the middleweight champion.
Roy Meofe Wins.
Worcester, Mass, Dec. IL
Omitted Press. Troy Moore, Min
neapolis, defeated Young Montreal
in 10 rounds here last night.
Charley White Loses.
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 21.-(United
Press. Eddie Shannon, coast
lightweight. decisively outpointed
Charley White of Chicago in eight
rounds here last night. White ap-
peared OF form.
Wins By Kaya
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. IL
Omitted Press.)-Young Dempsey,
local bantam, knocked out Johnny
Leonard in the fifth round Of a
scheduled eight-round bout here
last night.
Ted Lewis Returns.
New York, Dec. 21.-(United
Press.)-Ted t"Kid") Lewis, well
terweight champion of England. by
his recent knockout Of Johnny
Basham, is back from London to
spend the holidays here. He will
return to London the second week
in January, where he is booked to
fight Jack Britton for the worlds
/ championship.
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CHICKRN.HRARTHD.

Once he had thrown Oh the
scoprge of disease. Fitx developed
. barrel chest. the like Of which
has never been seen. Still, his ear
II years - q 6tsease-g3ddea boz
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on CORBETTS TRAIL.

fish Corbstt sit up and take no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
AriStOcratica bOda


En- la noche del sabado tiltiino cele-
brose en- la Capilla de Miranar, Ia ce-
'remonia >nupcial de la distfnguida y en-
cantadora sefiorita Belen Fihppi con
ell estimadfsimo cabalIero don. Matthew
Alfonsi, quien goza de gran aprecio en-
nuestros circulos sociales.
Despues de la ceremonial religiosa. en-
la que ofici6 ell Rev. P. Hoff, traslada.
ronse los novios Q invitados a la resi-.
dencia de la novia, donde SO verified
una brillante reception nupcial.
Apadrinaron a los desposados,l en- re-
presentation. de. los esposos Giusti, los
distinguidos esposos DON Jose ASaris
Gonzalez v dona Elena Giusti
Los nuevos, esposos, Quienes durante
algunos dias han fjado su RESIDENCES
en- el hotel cOndadctN Nanderbilt. EN-
barcaran pr6ximamente para los Esta
dos Unidos. sn.s ~ .4
Ell MUNDo envia a los nueVcs espo
SOS Alfonsi- -Ffippi su mas cordial fell
.citaci6n, deseandoles en- su nueva vida
una dicha interminable
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MoNsANT.
@11iBur4alg3|4

Produce Ca" vs.. Teodoro Vidal San
chez. e0br0 de dinero. Sc declare sin
lngar IA moei6n presentada por la de-
mandante solicitando Ia elimination de
ciertoa partlculares do Ia cortestaci6n.
Jose crus y otros vs.. ~. Ramirez
hiios' y otros. teroeda. Sc tuvo a
IA dsmandada por desistida de su ez-
eepciCn prevla y se 10 concedieron 10
elias para eontestar.
fgnacio ID criatina .va Porto Ri
co Commercial Corporations. dahos v
psrinieios se reserve Ia resolneion en-
cuanto a Ia moci6n dc traslado presen
tada por 81 domandanto.
Manuel s0sa Lopez VS.. Agustin oil
vsfo y otro. danos. y periuiciOs Sc re-
servo Ia resoluci6n en- cnanto a Ia mo-
eion eliminatoria presentada por ell de
mandad0 Antonio del Castillo
Julio Cesar Gonzalez VS. Teresa Bas
carhn 0aya, cobro de dinero. So con-
oedi6 dies dias para contestar a la
demandada.
.. n. Phillips VS.. Porto Rico Fer
tiliEer Co., eobro de dinero. Sc apro
DO Ia estipniacion de las parties, poE
IA cue q Tribunal 10 eoncede al deman
dante una proFroga de- 40 dias mas pa
"a radiear Ia aanza que se le exigi6,
Eduardo c0nde vs.. porto Rico Rail
way Lagnt and Power Co." dafios y
psrinicioa Sc eoneedieron tres dias a
cada parts. sueesivamente. para presen
TAR aus aiegatos escritos.
Emilia Finlay Van Rhyn. rex parte
administration judicial Sc nombro ad.
lcontihne sn IA pAeS6l
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mamau umpseFf Csunana ~ gnss
masiaEai a. Hagsnts ''rsrtioFar''. 2.
a. 1allalafea aln iaguI lar excspr.ones
rIeElar iuaegEnssfaf q n Dsfieie.i ; 81
elIlil pafa a q q a. EueFc ae IA
maalna A. stsfa ee esso
1aaF a. Seas Less ~ Asamblsa
MNMafaraA .'tmaF 4amasH. ~ epnep6ie
Fan . las baTtss elafs diar tnasaigs-
meuis rsra pIanauiaI nnf aisgates fs
rIIiar
mnnan = wos1hri1gs ~. sara
nal1sl Neeltglf1a alEeIria se dseln
Il 80 inGal . afuanda onedanee laa
49, hstiaeG es sl maiTiugnio balo Il
psfus ppaeasa4 a. pa1rs sl dsman.
aauts y ~ impaaiafeH iat eosiaa a
nNaanaaaa
Namea ata9s Es ''folto hieo Con
m1IlIGI CefHEfollon''. rnariai1n as eon
fIIia ~ eagial1 slu ingnr ia dsnsnda
q - inpaaislea a. peaiss a asman-
annis
4aan EaE8nAe GarTaiits 9elfaaea a
nRHaiaa AwilM 8ssFailsa Raere Juan
nnnanss B q a. MeWman "a Teao
49, e. raazEe 49,. eaEaiucian a. eoI
lNHnrion1I - aarlararan an iugar "a,
gIulDllona rFsFiss inimpneItas = d
alnInla m elias rlnro eases , -
NJ e4nrn1l1Ien al anman1ndo diez ala'
NaIH nam1aEa2E
hew Nerk ana Nsw Jersey
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PoR LA vERDAD. PoR LA
JUSTICIA

| Bajo ell sub-epigrafe de Ell conficto
escolar; Sde qui6n es la culpa"?, he lei
do en- Ell MUNDo de hoy I'm suelto dc
redacci0n, que me ha dado mucho que
pensar, por las razones 'contundentes
que expone el comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n, para descargarse de la responsible
lidad que pesa sobre el, respecto al ac-
tual conficto escolar
En- ell tercer parrafo del suelto en- cues
ti6n, el Redactor dice, entire otras cosas
que las razones del Comisionado de ms,
trucci6n son ''l6gicas y contundentes ;
Dice tambien: para ell senor Miller
como para todas las personas SENSA.
TAS, ell confiicto no es motivado por Ia
imprevisi6n ineptitud del Departamen
to, como pretenden algunas personas. e.
conflicto Sc debe simplemente la mex
periencia del Departamento municipal
de Instruction, que es el culpable uni.
CO y directo de esta situacion.''
Por 10 que he transcrito arriba, Sc po.
dra ,juzgar que el autor del suelto con-
sidera que son.os unos insensatos los que
hemos criticado las actuaciones del De-
partamento de instruction, Sc con-
ceptua el como muy sensato al expresar
Sc en- los terminus expuestos Y este in
sensato, que suscribe, tiene ell honor de
hacer al Comisionado de. instruction Y
al autor del suelto de referencia, las ST.
guientes preguntas: "El Departamento
Municipal de instruction, Ges absolute
mente independence, es una dependen
cia del Departamento Insular de ms
trucci6n? GNo esta el primero bajo ell
control del segundo? ITiene juris-
dicei6n Ell primero en- toda La Isla, es
puramente local? GNo tenemos en- cada
municipaddad un Departamento munici
pal de Instruction, sometido. al icon.
troll Y direction del Insular? SEl con-
ficto escolar Sc hace sentir exclusiva-
h.ente en- San Juan, oss extiende a to-
-da la Isla? No veo la causa por que la
sensatez de los que propinan ell adjective
de INSENSATo no ha podido discurrir
un POGO antes de escribir 1 :
Vamos suponer que ell Departamen-
to municipal de Instruction de San Juan
haya sido culpable en- el actual conficto,
segdn Mr.. Miller; pero este fubiera afec
tado iinicamente a San Juan y no a to-
da la Isla. Y seria una rara coinciden-
cia el que todos hubieran pasado por,
imprevisores. e ineptos. En- sintesis, Ell
Departamento Insular de instruction es
la cabeza directorat de los municipales
de la misma indole, y ell dnico response
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vAPoR REMoLcADo

FL vapor Lake Oonba',, que Sc
dirigia al Brasil tuvo que entrar a
nuestro puerto para traer a remolque
otro vapof americana que halo en- al
ia mar y el cual no podia seguir la
navegaci6n causa. de tsnsr serios des
perfectos en- La maquina.
Ell Lake Comba'' 10 mismo que
Ell otro Vapor, salieron del puerto de
Nueva Orleans, con distintos rumbos.
Tan pronto como Ell primero reci-
bio roticias inalambricas pidiendo au
xilio, torci6 el rumbo hacia donde Sc
10 llamaba.
Suerte estaa pronta v -eicaz, ayu-
ds no SO lego carecer de NADIA a
bordo del buque necesitado.
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Don Tomas Perez Sales

Hemos saludado a este niuy culto y pres
tigioso caballero de MayagiieS, quien
ACADIA de regresar de Venezuela y Co
lombia, cuyas repnbaicas recprri6 en-
gran parte, con la, curiosidad del tu-
rista y eI espiritu investigator del
hombre de negociOs. a
Don Tomas Perez, qnien nos ha ORE
cido varias impresiones para Ell NUN
DO, a prop6sito de su interesantisima
excursion por anbas Rephblicas, lIego
acompafado de sll distinguida1 esposa
Les enviamossel mas afectuoso salu-
do de bienvenida,
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Ial cams - katisa1s annneiaao. 81
enu,nER nssess 4 eftrta a taangara.
rsan a. n temgegadA hanehsisEa
un rraa namars a. fanttir,s lnyadio
= 'fonn9 elanl'' 3 a ''Psiease'', tgi
e. a. rlaeeafisf - iurhl Farbsilt ,
n.lm arte4s eeas trteIis asi BERN.
oaw''i ostaae , Lariane. poI q pen
e4'' A. 'tEamsf "a ca1isuEo balo una
nuNla pMuHaA ans auenaEahs impediF
81 anaRfia Fme = paaar as fe4s ESQ. y
aun1ns ma msEcE impeFtaneia para los
eaT4rla4efea - ''inninIs'f - saoeaian
80 unINes ssp1Fanrr "a tFianfo para
~ lll16I 81 49, pael las elifslias no
Iuunlaa rasas 81 heTir Nada es -
tllfm1as - asie u hptsIia Gel Pea
go aiGaHa9a a. snis iusgo. puss . De-
eE Wwaaa 81 sac e. f'TitehH" nj ei
eiHa a. ''eatfte', srss Lpeiano
~ nHnnt Fists aaTsuts ~ uuchas wees
60 = A. Elsesutaas sgui iusan4o Dc
''2fflE'' 49, eus aslsupsda admira.
nlEuouta hettera sae a.is aeeptabie
60 4 neseaa fFonng''. kubiera desiH-
taaa a. Fsaar 3 ean Jusn Ein coi6n ,
a. liagea Buss aa - hatasra aseguFa-
a. a sslie es i tsmppSaaa. qne faitan
aeia ssar g. lmpostantss lugaaoses pier
ffa - aainaeitn , q euinria1mo
a $500 falles - INEaaorss. ea oiTa
elasa1a e. ~ seces prrfsEihis 30 TsniT.
~ ag4 q aceIs' anai,
. 4oeaooo00a
m~4eH4n
uhFfnk4 ifels. Laran bases
onrm1n fI
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La revolucii6on en- Italia
Desde la guerra, Ia situacion del pueblo
italiano es penosa

Desde la guerra la situaci6n del
pueblo italiano es dura. La vida ALI
ha encarecido como en- todas parties.
Pero ALI cuesta mucho trabajo ganar
ell pam FL proletariado ha luchado con
ira los jornales baios. Ha clamado por
mejoras en- sus salaries v sus deInan-
daa no han sido satisfechassi Por ESQ
apel6 muctas veces La .huelga como
recurso supreme, como poserera espe-
ranza de salvacion. En- estas Iltimas
semanas tai cosa habian hecho los me-
talfrgicos. Buscaban en- ell paro La raz6n
convineente que moviera a los patronos
a complacer suS peticiones. Mas el ca
pital dispuesto no cederI respondi6
con la violsncia q la violencia. Reuni-
dos los patrenos de las diversas indus
trias, acordaron no acceder q 10 que
los obreros pedian. X acordaron algo
mas que el cierre de sus fabricas y
talleres como represalia. sssN
A semejante medida respondieron
los huelguistasF apoderandose de las ia
bricas. En- Italia el obrero esta orga
nizado como en- muy pocas, naciones.
Constituido en- sociedades que guardian
estrecha relaci6n entire 81 v que SO pres
tam fraternal apoyo, aguardan confa-
dos el dfa de La Revoluci6n social Men
tras, hacen cosas como estas que ano
tamos Sc apoderan de los talleres, sc
arman " Sc defender. Responder la
intransigencia del capital con la rebel
dia franca del trabajo. Dan sefiales evi
dentes de su fuerza, de su pode
les recnerdan a los olvidadizos que en-
la vida los valores cambian. W que 81
que aver alzabase sobre su ore, orondo
~ reno de altivez, hoy tienae que SON
reir dulcen1ente a las grandes trans
formaciones, los tiempos nuevos s
He ahf la genesis del conAicto ita
liano. Facil no es adiv;nar euales se-
ran las consecuencias de este antagonis
mo entire patronos y obreros. Las Ill
timas noticias del cable nos sHmen ei,
Jun mar do confusiones. Mas nuestro
carifio por aquel pueblo nos hace desear
que 10 que en- estos momentos parece
muy alarnante, Sc convierte pronto en-
una crisis de possible y cordial solucion.
Que La bandera roja enarbolada, ceda
ell paso - La bandera de Italia, la
s4As
gloriosa bandera que hace muy POGO
tempo -cuando la Gran Gnerra-- vi6
Ereverdscer sus viejos laureles, sus anna
dos Iaureles que no deben marchitarse
para siempre baio 81 soplo candente de
para siempre bajo ei soplo candente del
odio y de las pasiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
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