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Colby habIa en- pro
de Ia pO|itiCa con
HiSpanO-Am6riCa

Del discurso pronunciado por Ell Sc
cretario, de Estado, Bainbridge Colby,
en- Cleveland, ell z del presente, toma-
mos los siguiente, que Sc reiere a la
actitud del gobierno actual de los Es-
tados Unidos hacia Hispano America.
"veamos ahora que es 10 que Sc de-
sea cambiar
"GDesean ustedes que Gamble nues-
ira actitud hacia los gobiernos hispa-
noamericanos de este hemisferio? GNo
han visto ustedes aumentar de name
ra espontanea su consideration por es-
te pals y la confanza en- los PROPOSE
tos que persigue durante cada afio de
administrator de Wilson? GQuerTia US
ted cambiar este sentimiento? GSusti-
tuiria usted a este Ell viejo tenor de
que este pals Sc proponia hacer sentir
Hispanoamerica la fuerza de su po-
blacion, bienestar y recursos? Y la
sospecha de que los Estados Unidos es-
tan meditando intervenir en- ell desen-
volvimiento de estas adnsirables in
teligentes naciones de la manera que
prefriera?
."Volvamos ahora a Mejico. Sc ha
hablado mas del clamor militarista por
una Intervention armada en- Mejico?
No; todo ESQ esta acallado. Esta perte-
nece al pasado. Ell presidente Wilson
esta adscrito a su alto objeto y tiene
Ell proposito determinado de tratar a
Mejico, aun cuando estuviera sumido
EN- desordenes peligrosos, con Ell respe-
to debido por un pueblo amigo al otro.
ICual es ell resultado? Mejico esta en-
el amplio camino de La tranquilidad in
terna y la reanudacion de SUI pacifico
desenvolvimiento en- una escala tai y
con tanta seguridad de estabilidad CO.
mo nunca ha existido.
"Nuestras relaciones con Mejico fe-
lizmente no estan desvirtuadas por min
gun acto de OPPRESSION nj por ninguna
medida que pueda tergiversar poner
en- duda la actitud fundamental fla
de cordial buena voluntad de parte de
los Estados Unidos. GQuerria usted
Zanzibar esto7"
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La Ve|ada a bene-
fiCiO de los anCia-
nos desamparados

Continua Ell gran entusiasmo para
Ia gran velada que sc celebrara ell mar
tes pr6ximo Ell Ell cine Rialto a bene
ficio de los pobres ancianos desampara
dos de Puerta de TERRA. Las bellisi
mas damas Urrutia de del Vale Ora
ciela B. de Bruno, organizadoras entire
otras mas del interesante acto ham re
cibido hasta ahora, valiosos esponta
neos regalos, de las personals entida
des siguientes cuyos presentes seran
rifados entire los concurrentes a la fun
cion del martes:
Felix Lopez, Puerto Rico Elegante,
Ell Cielo, Luifia Hermanos, Los Mucha
chos, Ell Rubi, Mr.. Roth Generoso Fer
nandez, P. Bouret, Merino Hermanos,
Laureano Cantero, doia Rosa Lluveras
y la sonora del doctor Dobal.
Confamos en- que todas las perso
mas caritativas de San Juan contribui
ran esta noble altruista obra que
Sc han impuesto distinguidas damas de
nuestra mas alta sociedad que envia
ran sus regalos prontamente, esponta
neamente, dando asi una prueba de
sus sentimientos y de su nobleza en- pro
de esos ancianos desamparados. 81 agre
bamos a este que para la realization y
mayor exito de esta obra, Sc ha encarga
do un grupo de distinguidas portorri
quefias, generosas y desprendidas no
bles en- ell corazon y en- ell sentimiento
no hay para que decir que ell acto que
Sc prepare sera digno de sus organiza
dores y de los que de un modo u otro
prestaran su cooperation desinteresada
Auguramos, con tai motive, un
triunfo esplendido las bellas damas
y un lleno complete en- las dos tandas
de la function, este es, en- la de la tar
de en- la de la noche
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FL detective Alvarado ha presentado
varias denuncias por robo, en- contra
de Arturo Naranjo, pr6fugo que ha 81
do capturado Iltimamente.
Alvarado recuper6 todos los objetos
robados por Naranjo, entire ellos un
revolver que el pillo Sc habia robado
del propio cuartel de la policia y ven
di6 q un individuo de Bayam6n. .
Naranjo esta en- la carcel.
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Ell TEMPO EN- LA
ISLA DURANTE LA
ULTIMA SEMANA
Sumario General

El tempo no ha sido favorable pa
ra la mayor parte de las crecientes CO
sechas de la isla.
La nuvia, que fue muy desigualmen
te repartida, promedi6 ngeramente
mas de una pulgada, o sea un cincuen
ia por ciento de la cantidad normal. De
Manati Inabon Falls informan una
lluvia excesiva. De estaciones de la cos
ia Sur v oeste informan que no TO-
VIC que la lluvia fue poca.
La temperature media fue casi un
grado sobre la normal. La evaporation
total de la semana en- San Juan fut
1910 pulgadas.
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Terrible ataque a I'm
cuartel en- Irlanda
FL cOnflictO de Cuba no tiene
inpOrtancia
Los secuaces de Lenine rechazados

En- varios puntos los habitantes vie
ronse obligados huir despavoridos, por
tenor de ser arrOllados por las aguas
En- la region del Var, las perdidas
son muy considerables. La ciudad de
Hyerts ha sido ;ncomunicada por COM
pleto, pues las comunicaciones telegra-
ficas telef6nicas fueron destruidas
por las tremendas crecientes.
Las poblaciones que rodean a Hyeres
sc hallan tambien sin communication.
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SITUACIoN GRAVE
OTRA VEZ EN- POLONIA

LoNDRES, octubre 14.-La "Liga
de las Naciones'' ha enviado un tele-
grama al coronel Chardigny, que Sc Ell
cuentra actualmente en- Kovno encar-
gada de representa- a la Liga EN- ia
mencionada ciudad informandole que
la situacion de wilma es completamen
te grave al parecer, por 10 cual de
sea que el envie todos los informes po
sibles sobre la situaci6n
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Ell REY sIGUE MUY GRAVE

ATENAS, octubre 14.-El Rey de
Grecia continla mas grave despues de
la operacion quesie ha sido practicable,
a consecuencia de haber sido nordido
por un mono rabiOso
Los facultativos airman que ell mo-
narca tiene la sangre envenenada, por
10 cual Sc espera que sucumba de un
momento a ctro.
FL professor Vidal, que fue llamado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-15
DON LUIS ToRo.

En- ell "Coamo" lego aver San
Juan procedente de New York ell muy
distinguido caballero y estimado amigo
nuestro don Luis Toro, elemento finan-
ciero de. gran prestigio que preside la
"Porto Rican American Tobacco Co."
LIE enviamOs un afectuoso saludo de
bienvenida
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-15
Una Vez al Dfa

Por amor su salud. no dele I'd. pasar un dfa
sin un movimiento intestinal.
ST este MO resulta de causas naturales, tome
PILDORAS DE VIDA DEL DIR. ROSS
cuando las necesite. Pueden usarse diariamente
con grandes bene6cios.
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(Por cable frances)

CORK, octubre 14.-En las prim.
ras horas de la mafiana de hoy Sc he
iniciado un tremendo ataque de Gin
cuenta republicanos armados contra el
cuarte de la Poicia de Dunmanway
que Sc encontraba defendido por 2
civiles " tres policias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-15
SERBIA oUIERE PACTAR
CON ITALIA

BELGRADE, octubre 14.-Trumbitch
y Ninetmich, ministries de Relaciones
Exteriores y Comercio, respectivanente,
en- ell gobierno de Serbia, han sido cleo
tos plenipotenciarios para que interven-
gan en- las negociaciones de paz con
Italia.
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CRISIS EN- PoLoNIA.

BERLIN, octubre 14.-Es tan grave
la situaci6n reinante EN- Polonia, que ell
general zeligowski, generahsimo del
ejercito poIaco, ha sido lamado preci-
pitadamente para constituir un gobier-
no de fuerza.
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gumentos de La oposici6n; pero que
hoy rechazan tales argumentos de-
sean oir los oradores democratas
Ell procurador Palmer expreso su
(Continia en- la pag. 81
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DOCTOR LOPEZ DE LA ROSA

Doha Maria Castro, de Humacao y
serafin Colon y Rafaela velez, han 81
do operadas, con felicisimo exito, por
Ell notable cirujano, doctor Lopez de la
Rosa.
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LOS sECUACEs DE LENINE
SON RECHAzADoS

BERNA, octub.e 14.-El partido So
cialista suizo ha rechazado a 81 MEM
bros, por considerarseles como simpa-
tizadores de los bolshevikis' rusos
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ReSu|tadO del oS-
CrutiniO de nueStro
concurso ''Roya|"
Relacion de las Proresoras y Profe-
sores que han obtenido votos hasta el
dia de aver:
EsCRUTINIo DE OCT. IA, 1920

PROFESORAS:-
Carmen Salgado, Caguas, 215O
Ana Maria O'Neill, San Juan. 1912
Maria 7. Camacho de Robles, s. j., 1886
Conception Rodriguez, San Juan, 1O17
Pillar Barbosa, San Juan, 848
Agustina Musa, San Juan, I'll
Maria Luisa Herrera, San Juan, 581
Laura L. Mirailh, Ponce, 523
Amelia Silva, Cabo Rojo, 4c9
Maria Iturregui, San Juan, 426
Andrea Lopez, Caguas, A25
Ana Maria Soltero, Santurce, APO
Julia E. Ball, Arecibo, 392
Carmen Prado, Vega Alta, $50
Monserate Diaz, Vieques, 356
Ramona osorio, Manati, $40
OLYMPIA Rodriguez, Manati. 800
Providencia Gonzalez, Santurce, 317
Carmen Castro, Catano, 272
Leonor Rodriguez, San Juan, 25l
Belen Boada, San Juan, 224
Dolores Ramirez, San Juan, 214
Rosa Maria Alcay, Catafio, 2t4
Carmen Nebroni, Guayanilla, l94
Natita Fernandez, Rio Piedras. 175
Maria Luisa Infante, Santurce, ia
Lucia Barbosa, San Juan, 1874
Elisa Rubio, Santurce, $50
Josefna Fabregas, San JUAN 146
Providencia Hetch, San Juan, 1876
Maria Mercedes Marti, Cabo Rojo, 12l
Adela Diaz, Santurce, III
Maria Garcia Quifones, Caguas, 117
Rosa Ochart, Ponce, 1l5
Josefina Romero, San Juan, lO9
ofelia C6rdova, Ponce, JOG
Mariana Pesante, San Juan, 1O3
Julia H Lafont, Santurce, lO1
Elisa Garcia, Santurce, 1O1
Clotilde Mlendez, San Juan, 90
Margarita Alvarez, Ponce, SO
Julia ]. Bauza, Ponce, 70
Cristina G.. de Vazquez, Juncos, 72
Mireya Malaret, Ponce, 63
Maria L, Ruiz, San Juan, so
Ines Garcea Amoros, Ponce. 54
Maria Machin, Rio Piedras, 81
Cali Adorno, Santurce, so
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PROFESORES:

Jesus M Quinones, Santurce, 2OOC
Fausto Percy, Ponce, 143O
Pedro Gil, Rio Piedras, 664
Manuel Negron Collazo, Bayam6n, 63t
Alfredo Muiiiz Souffront, Ponce, 696
Juan A. Gains, Puerto de TERRA, 627
Ramon Toro, Florida, 61s
Alexandra Rodriguez, Aguadilla, sos
Antonio Dominguez Nieves, Fajardo, 46C
Pablo Bonilla, Cabo Rojo, 17e
Antonio Quidgley, Juncos, 16t
Andres Tirado Sanchez, Coamo, las
Isidoro Garcia, Mayaguez, ia
Ramon Santana Carri6n, Toa Baja, 81
Andres Sepulveda,, Camuy, 81
Martin Sierra, Guaynabo, 7S
Medardo Carazo, Trujillo Alto, II
Francisco Ayala Falconi, Camuy, So
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con toda urgencia a Paris, lego esta
tarde
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NOTA:-Solamente publicamos los
nombres de aquellas personas que tienen
de cincuenta votos en- adelante
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09

attended as representatives from
Keokuk. His report was received and
filed. Mr.. Kiedaisch amended the
official minutes of the meeting with
observations Of his own, which he
had gathered in conversation with the
members present from other cities,
and in the proceedings of the COM
mittee of which he was a member.
that Of teachers salaries. His report
was both interesting and instructive,
especially as it deals with the finan-
cial problems confronting every board
in Iowa which has granted raises to
it's teachers. The proposed schedule
for salaries already has been pub
hshed in The Gate City. Iu@ ~"
h One Recommendation was that the
boards in their coming levy should
bring their figures up as close to the
legal limit as possible 10 take care
of the overdrafts that are now being
made A recommendation also is
made for the raising of the lawful
maximum for taxation from sixty dol
lars to one hundred dollars per pupil.
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MoNTRosE,
. . . . . Q Q . = . . Q . q .

The beautiful life of one of our
oldest and best respected Montrose
women, Mrs. Essa Ward, came to a
close Thursday night. Mrs. Ward
was the daughter Of Susan and Abra.
ham Coffbourn and was born in Eng.
land April II, 1912. She came to
America at the age Of five years and
with her parents, made st. Louis her
home. In 1858 she was united in
marriage with Thomas Ward, and to
this union seven children were born,
four daughters and three sons. The
Lawler, of Tacoma, Wash, and Mrs.
lack Owens, of Montrose. Mrs.
Wards illness began several months
ago, and through it all she was
cheerful and hopeful, always trusting
in the great King, who doeth all
things well. She had been life
long member of the Episcopal church,
true to the precepts Of her church,
devoted to her family and to her
friends, and in her death our COM
munity has suffered the loss of a
noble woman and grand christian
character, whose hand was ever
ready to alleviate suffering wherever
found. Saturday morning, after the
beautiful burial service was read for
her in the little stone church she
had loved, the remains were laid to
rest by the side of her husband in
the Montrose cemetery.
Several men composing the section
gang of the division north of town
suffered severe injury by the over
turning of the handcar upon which
they were riding The accident was
caused by an open switch just this
side of Fort Madison.
The following Montrose teachers
attended the southeastern Iowa
teachers convention in Burlington
last week: Mrs. Elizabeth Ballinger,
Misses Margery Florher, Kathryn
Kennedy. Ida Holmes, Maud Singer,
Margaret Ballon, Maud Benner, Lulu
Hurley, Nellie Farris, Viola Keith
and Prof. Held.
Several transfers in realty have
been made lately. Arthur Avis has
purchased the residence property of
the late Rachael Anderson; Miss
Jane Kennedy has purchased the
and David Wardlow the farm on
West Main and Grand avenue known
as the Henry Young farm.
At the city election the following
men were elected to fill the city
offices for the ensuing term: Mayor,
Robert Beggs; councilmen. John
Thomas, F. Lee Davis, Charles Moon,
c. c. May and J. A. Morgan: treas
urer. J. L. Vanosdoll.
Mesdames R. H. and S. G. Younkin
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are able to be up after their recent

are able to be up after their recent
illness.
The Civic club met with Mrs. Nell
Kennedy Monday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Adams and sister,
Miss Ida Lambert, were Fort Madi-
son visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs William Fowler vel
coined the advent of an eleven-pound
son Saturday, March II.
Carol Buck who is holding a posi-
ton with the Ottumwa Radiator conf
pany, came home for a weeks visit
with home folks.
Tim Kennedy, who underwent
serious surgical operation in the
Mayo hospital, after several weeks
treatment has returned home in
splendid physical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Warner and Mrs.
Arthur Maxwell attended the funeral
of Mr. Reynolds in Keokuk, who was
the grandfather of Mrs. Warner.
Mrs. Hattie Gerboth returned home
from Burlington after spending the
winter with her son.
Miss Marie Bowen was Keokuk
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. E. d. Crooks and children re-
turned Saturday from visit with
relatives at Bonaparte.
DR.. and Mrs. Buck were Keokuk
visitors Saturday.
Sunday was Easter, and a day long
remembered it will be- Old Boreas
went on the greatest rampage of the
year as he piled the snow in int
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09

REPORT ON CONFERENCE

The board of education, in a three
hour session last night discussed va1-
GUS important matters, ranging from
crowded high schools to conferences
on salaries to be paid teachers in the
coming year. The latter was the re.
port Of J. Albert kiedaisch and Sup
erintendent Aldrich on the meeting
which they attended in Des Moines
as representatives of the school
board. The meeting last night fol-
lowed dinner at which Stperinten-
dent and Mrs. William Aldrich were
the hosts and the board members and
their wives were guests.
Enrolment figures still show an IN
crease as the superintendent report
on attendance and banking for March
shows. The superintendent reported
that advance information on the high
school classes for next year revealed
number of high school pupils alone.
taking manual training, to crowd the
present shops. He asked that some
thought be given to the securing Of
rooms for manual training and do
mestic science shops for the grade
school pupils. Normal training and
part time work also may be enlarged
in another year.
Additional teachers will be needed
in the manual training and domestic
science departments, and all of these
matters will be considered when the
teachers are selected. The commit
tee appointed last month to secure
Offices for the superintendent, secre-
tary and the board outside of the high
school will continue its search for
suitable quarters.
Report for Month.
The attendance and banking report
is as fO1lOws.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09
For Colds, Catarrh or Influenza

Do you feel weak and unequal to the
work ahead of you? DO you still cough
a little, or does your nose bother You
Are you 'pale2 Is your blood thin and
watery? Better put your body into
shape. Build strong!
An old, reliable blood maker and
herbal tonic made from wild roots and
banks, is DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery. This mature remedy" comes
in tablet or liquid form. It will build up
your body and protect you from dis
ease germs which Turk everywhere. One
Of the active ingredients Of this tenn
perance Alternative and tonic is wild
cherry bark with stillingia, which is so
good for the lungs and for coughs;
also Oregon grape root, blood root,
stone root, Queens root,-all skilfully
combined in the Medical Discovery.
These roots have direct action on the
stomach, improving digestion and assimi-
tation. These herbal extracts in the
Discovery" aid il blood-making and
are best for scrofula. By improving the
blood they fortify the body against an
attack Of grip or colds.
Catarrh should be treated, first, as
blood disease, with this Alternative. Then,
In addition the nose should be washed
daily with DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Send 1Oc for trial pkg. of Medical Dis
covery Tablets or Catarrh Tablets to DR..
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y.
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mense drifts in the streets and coun-
try lanes, almost completely blocking
traffic. 1t carried one in memory to
the description of the snow in Black.
more's Lorna Doom"
Homer, ]. Clingman came down by
auto from Ottumwa Saturday to
spend Sunday with his mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Ballinger, and owing to
the Easter snowstorm was COM
PEELED TO return home Monday on the
train.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09

Brown, is expected to go to the Jury|
today following the completion of
arguments of attorneys.
Mccormick shot Brown in self del
Tense. Attorney Algernon Crofton|
argued in his closing statement Thd
killing took place after Mccormick
had been wounded in the jaw by ono
of two shots fired by Brown, he said
A jury in a previous trial disag greed
after Mrs. Fred J. Wilson, sister OF
Mccormick, had been acquitted of,
murder in connection with Browns
death.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09

united Press Leased Wire Service
MARYSVILLE, Calf, April s.
The trial of Frank Mccormick,
charged with the murder OF Charles
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09
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Pupils from this school who are
taking work in manual training de-
partment-
The superintendent reported the
return of Miss Eva J. Stevens, prin-
cipal Of the Wells school. A number
of requests were presented to the
board and have been referred to the
proper committees for action. The
board will bear half of the expenses
Of the school next week for janitors,
and f1remen and the ianitors of the
buildings are to be instructed to at
tend these sessions.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09

About the time a man g-.ts settled5-
Gown for life the trumpet hlass anda
be has to- settle up. d
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-09

Salary Conference Report.
J. Albert Kiedaisch reported on the
conference on teachers salaries
which was held at Des Moines and
which he and Superintendent Aldrich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
MISS INA BARNES MADE
co. SCHOOL SUPERVISOR
Oak Hill Consolidated With du
Pont; Rockland School to be
Remodcled.

The New Castle County Board of
Education lnet evening appointed Miss
Ina G.. Barnes Of Fairmont, West Va,
county supervisor of public schools
Mt salary of 81 800 The new super
visor has had 23 years experience ms
teacher in high and normal schools in
West Virginia and has made n study Of
rural school work She is the author
81 book of rural school management
which will shortly be given 10 the public.
The Rockland school house which
is nearly n hundred years old is 20 be
remodeied and enlarged, by n decision
Of the county bonrd last evening The
Delaware School Auxiliary will defray
the expenses.
The board finally decided on the
consolidation If the Oak Hill district
with the du pont school Children in
the Diamond school district were carried
to the du pont school last term and the
board plans ~ transport the children
Of both districts over one bus route
Members commended the du pont school
officials for their cooperation in bringing
about better school conditions in the
county
The board conferred with Wallace
r. Hance, architect on plans for tho
proposed new school building M Middle
town