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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
BY VI. ID. TRACY

United Press Staff Correspondent
TOMBSTONE. Arix, Feb. L.
One OF the most romantic chap
ters In recent western history
was being written today ~ Dep 4.
uty Sheriff Jim McDoland pcne-
trated into the solitudes Of Co
chise county searching for men
to try the alleged kldnapers Of
the famous Bisbee case.
From the Mexican border to the
mines and cattle ranges OF the north
the deputies are securing mountains.
mesas. ranges and desert 'for out.
casts" who will say whether men
worth millions are guilty of kIdns p
ing a thousand men at BIsbee, In
1917.
"Outcasts" here are men who vol
unfairly have chosen 20 live alone
and far from their fellows.
McDonaid's deputies face the Job
OF bringing 500 talesmen into court
Tuesday afternoon. Deputy Harry
Rafferty, drove so miles across hills
and desert to serve three men. The
trip took him thru Charleston.
known to fiction as Red Dog" and
thru deserted ghost cities where two
decades ago miners risked thousands
on the turn OF a card. They are
now just adobe ruins.
Another deputy drove much as
the crow flies straight across the
desert toward Cochise Stronghold
where within the memory OF many
men still In Tombstone old Chief
Cochise put Uncle Sans infantry to
test.
BY far the largest proportion OF
men summoned come from Douglas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
SUNDAY

3 p. m.--1mmanuel Lutheran
Church-Special mass meeting.
John w. Unis, representing
Lutheran students Of university,
70 speak.
4 p. MY. w. G. A.-Com-
munity sing. Miss Vienna Brit
ton, soloist. and Rev. Weldon
Wilson, principal speaker.
6:15 p. m.--First Christian
Church-Inauguration OF first
church school.
8p. m.-Masonic cIub-Three
msyoralty candidates TO address
Peoples church.
3 p. m.-First Methodist
Churc h-Augmented women's
choir TO sing at regular services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Gomez declared that Germany had
seized South American trade because
she was willing to study the Ian
guage and habits OF the people Of
the country. and adapt her business
methods to those OF the people with
whom she dealt.
Returning only last week from a
tour that included Mexico. Costa
Rica. Panama. Ecuador. Peru. Chile.
Argentina and Brazil. Gomez be
lievcs tho United States can easily
make itself the dominating factor
In South American trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Urge Berger Be
Sent to Prison

CHICAGO. Feb. district Attor.
ny C. 3. Clyne has flied with the
appellate court here a brief petition.
~ that Victor l.. Berger be sent to
f6oeral prison Immediately to serve
~ ten-year sentence imposed on
conviction OF violating the espionage
~ Tho brief claimed Berger had
violated his pledge 10 the court TO
1ofT1tn from acts on which his con.
Vletion was based.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Union Wages Show
Increase in 1919

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.--wages
OF union labor were II per cent high.
err in 1919 than in 1918. the depart
ment OF labor announced today.
The average union wage scale In
1919 represented an increase Of 55
per cent over wages in 1913 and ~
per cent over 1907.
The number OF hours worked each
week in 1919 were five per cent less
than in 1913. and eight per cent less
than in 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
New York Blizzard
Sweeps Out to Sea

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.--CUnited
Press.p-The blizzard which In two
days turned much OF the eastern
part OF the country into "A great
white desert, today had blown itself
out to sea. Isolated communities
many Of which were thrown into the
primitive thru interruption Of traf.
fic. began literally digging them.
selves back into civilization. Snow.
bound railways and municipal trac-
ton lines started TO function once
more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Calm,
Is Graves Report

WASHINGTON. Feb. There is
perfect quiet and good order in
vladivostok, with good feeling exist
ing between American forces and
the Siberian population. It was stat.
ed in cable received today by Sec.
rotary Baker from Gen. Graves. in
command Of American troops in 81.
bcria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Old Seattle Resident
Takes Carbolic Acid

After writing n letter instructing
a local undertaking establishment
how TO dispose of his body. Napol.
con Ranger. 90. resident of Seattle
for rs years, living at 1851 21st ave.
n. W.. drank bottle of oarbolic
acid Friday. Ranger has been suf.
fering poor health for a number Of
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Lee Kuhn Lum Must
Like the Iron Bars

Poor Lee Kun Lum is In Jail
again He was released from the
city stockade Thursday. after serv-
ing . 63-day sentence for trifling
With dope. Lum visited friend In
the stockade Friday, and just as ne
was leaving federal officers arrived
with q warrant charging violation OF
the federal dope statutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
POWERFUL GERMAN
INTERESTS VANISH

THE powerful German interests
have vanished In South America"
said Gomez. "Thc countries on tho
other side OF the equator were never
more friendly 20 the United states.
Now IL the logical time for American
capital to establish liaison with It's
neighbors In the South"
Three things are necessary for the
development OF South American
trade, according TO Gomez. They
are:
l. Establishment OF branch banks
or adoption OF better banking facili.
ties by United States traders In
South America.
.. United States merchant marine.
3. Longer credits for South Amer
lean business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
In a Few Days She
Missed the Victrola

Nothing short OF small derrick
WIS required by the burglar who
stole IA Victrola and a complete set
Of records recently from Mrs. X. Col.
bert. 1909 Seventh ave. Altho the
robbery occurred several days ago,
Mrs. Colbert did not discover II until
Friday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
DEMOS TO AID
TREATY MOVE
Will Boost Plan to Bring
Pact Into Senate

WASHINGTON. Feb. Demo.
cratic senators in conference today
instructed Senator Hitchcock to aid
in every way possible the bringing
up of the treaty In the senate for
reconsideration on Monday.
The decision OF the conference
was unanimous. Hitchcock said
Hitchcock will decide later in the
day whether TO make public n let
ter he received from President VII.
son concerning reservations and
which he read today to the confer.
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Furnace Explosion
Victim Is Dead

Mrs. Elizabeth s. Campbell, So,
died Friday in county hospital from
injuries sustained January IS when
she was thrown to the floor by a
furnace explosion. She suffered a
conclusion of the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
HOLD LONG SESSION

Government officials were In con
slant conference today. Phil Scheide'
mann. chairman OF the foreign af'
fairs committee. had long confer
ence with Hermann Mueller. minis
ter OF foreign affairs. and President
Ebert.
The entente note. covering the list
Of war guilty. was expected to be
delivered tonight or tomorrow thru
either the French or British charge
d'affaires.
Baron Kurt Won Lersner. former
head OF the German delegation in
Paris. who resigned rather than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
w. H. Todd and His
Party in Seattle

w. II. Todd head Of the extensive
Todd shipbuilding and drydock in
terests on the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts, was In Seattle Saturday with
a party Of friends on the return
trip from Honolulu.
Todd started life as n rivet heater
In shipyard work and pushed his
way eventually to one of the fore
most places in that industry in the
nation. He left the New Washing.
ton hotel at noon for Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Serves Boat Libel
1t Revolver Point

when Edwin r. Tobey. deputy
United States marshal. attempted to
oorve = libel attachment against a
f1ghing boat anchored in Hood canal.
be was compelled TO force the owner.
Bben Sholund. from the boat at the
po1nt Of . revolver. Tobey reported
On his return to the city Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
WOMAN PILOT TELLS
or AIR TRANSPORTATION

Miss Elizabeth +. Lewis. one OF
the IL licensed woman pilots in the
United States and former manager
OF the Dewey Airplane company Of
Oklahoma. told OF the developments
OF commercial aviation In the South
west. where transportation by air.
plane is now an everyday occurrence.
Miss Lewis declared that there are
over 500 planes In commercial use in
Texas alone.
Representatives OF three CONNER.
cial aviation flying firms attended
the dinner Friday. They declared
that Seattle would not be on the
air map OF the United States until
adequate landing facilities for air
craft was provided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
TO LEASE AIRPI.ANE
LANDING FIELD HERE

Representative OF practically
every business and civic organization
In the city attended the big aviation
dinner given by the Aero Club OF the
Northwest at the Masonic club Fri
day evening.
A tentative scheme TO raise funds
by subscription for the leasing az an
airplanc landing field here was pro
posed. A bond. issue OF 100000 -
purchase "A site and establish hangers
was voted TO be submitted 10 the
people by the city council several
weeks ago, but was later killed by
the votes OF Councilman Erickson.
Bolton, Lane. Thompson and Moore.
The establishment OF n municipal
airdrome here has been Endorsed by
practically every business organiza.
ton In the city. The plan for rails
ing funds proposed Friday night will
be considered by a committee made
up of representatives OF the civic
and commercial clubs. and II found
feasible. immediate steps. win be
taken to launch the new program.
Among those who spoke on the
necessity for an alrplane landing
field In Seattle were: s. III. Hedges,
president of the Chamber % Com.
merce and Commercial Club: Howard
Hanson. chief deputy prosecuting at.
torncy: Lieut.. Henry w. Haigh.
former army teat pilot: Albert u.
Lord. OF the Seattle Real Estate as-
ISOLATION: Frank Fretweil. represent
Ing the Western Washington Auto.
mobile club. and Teel Williams.
president Of the Aero club; Arthur
Il. Priest Of the Chamber OF Com.
fuercc presided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

PIG IRON dropped on James
o'Brien. longshoreman, while loading
a vessel last April. A superior court
jury has awarded him $4,000 dam
ages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
PROMINENT AERO
CLUB MAN LEAVES

TeeI Williams, president OF the
Aero Club OF the Northwest. will
leave for Boston Sunday. He will
be gone for two years. His successor
has not yet been selected.
During his administration here.
williams has made n determined
fight for a municipally.owned land.
ing field. lie has brought home 10
the people OF the city the necessity
for developing airplane transporta-
tin In the Northwest. and he has
waged a consistent campaign for
aerial mail service for this part OF
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

SUIT FOR S79.369 was filed In
federal court Friday by the Mil
waukee railroad against the city OF
Seattle for damages to tracks and
bridges by overflow from Cedar river
watershed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

BELIEVED INSANE, Charles +.
Feed is being held by police. He lis
thought to have escaped the asylum
at Steilacoom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

FUNERAL for William NJ. Horn,
So. who died at Providence hospital
Friday, will be held at Butterworth's
Sunday at 4 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

BLIND PEOPLE may now enroll
for typewriting, reading and sales.
manship at the Red Cross school. 3l5
University 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

bring NEW INDUSTRIES
HERE" is watchword of special
committee OF 100 citizens enrolled
by Chamber of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
TOO MUCH WATER w

in milk sold at Seattle Dairy No. 4,
i4l5 Eighth ave. S. Stray, pro.
prietor. Is under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
BOY SCOUTS INsTTLL AMER

ICANISM into everyone, declared
James Il. West. chief Boy Scout ex.
ecutlvc. before Friday noon lunch
con OF members council. Chamber
OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

FUNERAL SERVICES for Lewis
II. Curtis. Times reporter. viii be
held in Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
so Grade Teachers
Won't Get Increase

Ninety grade school teachers. re-
ceiving 1880 a year, were denied
increase to $3.50 by the school
board. meeting in the Central build
ing Friday evening. Because 80
other teachers. of equal experience.
are paid 1880 yearly. the 80 asked
the increase. Judge r. Winsor and
Il. Shorrock voted against the in.
crease. and w. J. Santmyer and
George III. Walker voted yes.
MRS. KAREN NIELSEN, 50. died
at home of her daughter. Mrs. Maren
Nielsen, s2S Sullivan St. Friday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15

sin, oirsenos asi poder determinar 81
la dicha tarifa es razonable y justa o
no, y la missr.a Ley de Servicio PGblico
dispone que no Sc pueden aprobar nj
modifcsr tarifas sin cir a la parte in
teresada.
Por estas y otras razones nos hemoS
alzado contra la disposition de la Co
mission obtuvimos principles de es-
te mes un injunction preliminar'' pro-
hibiendo a la Comisi6n ell hacer efecti-
va su resoluci6n que abolio nuestra ta-
rifa minima, mientras el tribunal no
resuelva en- definitiva acerca de la jus
ticia de 10 hecho. Es claro que para
decretar este injunction Sc nos obi
go a prestar una fanza por una suma
considerable para garantir la devoluci6n
de cantidades cobradas en- exceso de
10 que autoriza la ley, case que la re-
contraria a 10 que nosotros sostenemos.
De esta manera esta garantido todo ell
mundo Estamos garantidos nosotros, y
estan garantidos los consumidores. Es-
"a es La raz6n por la cual seguinos CO.
brando ell importe de la tarifa minima
en- los casos en- que procede hacer tai
cOsa, pesar de la disposition de la Go
mission de ServiciO Pdblico, que, como
he explicado antes, ha uuedado en- sus
penso por ahora.
70 espero que aqusllas personas que
Sc han quejado su peri6dico de estos
cobros Sc daran cuenta de la situaci6r
tai y como es, v 70 le ruego que lie ID
lamayor publicidad esta entrevista pa
ira que todOs sus lectores Queden salts
fechos de que estamos actuando de com
pleto acuerdo con las disposiciones le
gales en- la materia, y no de un mode
caprichoso Y arbitrario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
Los arnadOreS de
Bilbao no pueden
mover los buques
(Por caole ingl6s)

BIbGO.-Los armadores halanse
completamente imposibilitados de me
yer los buques debido los altos jor
males de los marineros, quienes Sc
niegan a navegar 81 no Sc les cumplen
todas c5ndiciones que han impuesto
a las eornpafias. La situacion Sc con-
sidera, con tal motivo, sumamente
grave, pues los Altos Hornos tendran
lue suspender sus trabajos debido al
enorme nGmero de toneladas de mate
rial de hero que no puede ser trans
portaG) a Inglaterra.
Manila, setientbra 14.-Un horrible
tifon ha arrasado e. Archipelago fl
lipino produciendo danos verdadera.
mente espantosos. Los arrozales en-
todas las islas han sido arrancados de
raiz por el furiosisimo huraean, que
ha echado a pique tambien numerosas
embarcaciones. Las grandes vegas de
la isla de Luzon han sido completa-
mente arrasadas por ell horrible feno
memo, que incomunico las islas du-
rante mas de AZ horas. Las. autorida
dcs han acudido en- ayuda de los dam
nificados.
Londres.-Ha fallecido repentina-
mente ell ilustre hombre p1blico baron
Murray Elivank. FL Rey de Inglate
IRA ha lido personalmente EXPIRE
sar sus sentimientoso a la familia
del procer.
Valencia.-El Tribunal, en- sesio-
nes ssecretas, juzga al renombrado es
critor don Miguel de Unamuno, ex-
rector de la Universidad de Salaman
ca, acusado de un grave delito de lesa
majestad. Ell Fiscal solicita "a anos
de Drision.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
Un tif6n ha arrasadO el Archipelago filipino
Banderas rojas negras fueron rotas en- Italia
I'm m0nOr fu6 QuiGn
did Ia puIaIada a
Domingo QueVedO

FL fiscal Diaz Collazo, despues de
haber llevado cabo una minuciosa
investigation en- ell case de atentado
contra "a vida del joven Domingo
Quevedo, ha aegado la conclusion
de cue Maria Nunez lie asesto el pri
MGR cope en- la cabeza, con una ma
ceta de plomo, de las que regularmen
te usan los detectives, al tratar Que
vedo de defenderse de su agresora,
de sdbito aparccio el hermano de la
Ndnez, Y lie do tan certera puhala,
que le derriboI al suelo.
Guillermo "a el nombre del presun
to .asesir1 aBenas cumple 16 abriles.
Ha Sido arrestado tambien Sc lie
ha acusado de atentado la vida, ha
biendose'e exigido un fianza de
100000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15

-GUsted cree que los coIonos. como
Sc dice Sc estan preparando a una huel-
ga general para rechazar las liquidacio-
nes por promedios?
-Yo creo que ST; que este afio pr6xi-
mo no Sc cortara una cana mientras no
Sc descarte Ia formula ruinosa de liuui
daciones por promedio. Yo no tengo min
gun negocio de esa clase, pues mi me
dan azdcar en- plaza, pero estare en- SUI
oportunidad, sincera y francamente. al
lado de esos colonos denominados de Sc
gunda
-GEn que forma lie parece a usteds
que debe hacerse la liquidaci6n equita-s
tiva de esos colonos que ustedes llasr.an
de segunda
-Quiero hacerle una aclaraci6n. 70 le
hablo de colonos de segunda, porque asf
Sc clasificaron ellos mismos, los que Ii
quidan por promedios. Ahora bien; yo
entiendo que debemos reclamar para to
dos los colonos aziicar en- plaza, como
la tenemos, acknowledgements, en- las pro
vincias de Santa Clara, Habana y la
casi totalidad de Matanzas.
En- las otras provincias donde no hay
alInacenes pubicos, deben considerarse
almacenes los de los centrales Y los de
los puertos por donde emhapcan, pagan.
dole en- los ingenios ell almacsnaje pru
dencial, y prefiriendo, desde luego, ven
der esos az1cares los nismos ingenios,
pero deservandose ell derecho vender
cuando les plazca, cuando 10 deseen, y
el Ge pignorar 10 que es suyo, cuando
lie conviniere.
y, Sc nos asegura que los colcnos todos
de Cuba Sc preparan para no dar CO
mienzo la zafra hasta despues de la
primera decena de enero? ~
-Si, senior; 'es cierto Nosotros esta-
NOS estudiando la posibilidad de demo-
rar la zafra por distintas causas entire
elias, para evitar precios. desastrosos que
arruinarian a la mayoria de los colo
nos; pues todos hemos hecho nuestros
gss stos sobre Ia base de veinte centavos
libra, Y 81 no Sc vendiese sobre ounce
o diez y ocho centavos por 10 menos, Sc
perderia mucho dinero: y yo creo que
es preferible dejar en- ell campo la Guar
ia parte de 10 que pueda ser La pr6xima
zafra, vender precios memories de
los indicados.
Ell domingo IL del corriente, que SO
celebrara una Asamblea magma de pro
ductores de azticar en- la Habana, ira
taremos estos asuntos trascendentales y.
otros de menor importancia.
De tai manera hablo Ell senior M6ndez
Guedes, enthusiastic siempre por todo 10
que tienda mejorar al colono en- sus
condolences.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
Habana, setiembre g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
En- las GALES de
Turin eIibTan Ver-
dadGraS bataIIaS
(Por cable inglas).

Turin-El ejercito vi6se obligado
movilizar tanqtes de guerra para
ocupar las numerosas factorias don
de los obreros izaron banderas negras
y rojas pertenecientes a los marquis
tas y a los socialistas. En- las GALES
de Turin Sc estan librando verdade-
ras batallas entire los nucleos del
ejercito y los revolucionarios, que han
hecho barricadas para defenderse.
FL Gobierno ha pedido socorros con
toda urgencia, pero las tropas estan
mposibilitadas de acudir a las regio
mes conmovidas por los tumultos, por
negarse los obreros ferroviarios
transportarlas en- los trenes.
VigO.-Continda varado ell vapor
Siboney, que esta siendo destrufdo
por la marea, que lie empuja continua
mcnte sobre las rocas. Un vapor de
la TrasatlGntica, surto, en- Cadiz, ha
lido a socorrerle con toda urgencia.
Par{s.-Los jefes de los gobiernos
de Italia y la Rep1blica francesa,
Clio it'll y Millerand, han declarado
tcrminadas las conferencias, y que
ha habido acuerdo entire los dos Ell
10 que atane resolver todos los pro
blcmas de Europa
San SebGstidn.-El rey don Alton
SO XIII ha nombrado consul en- Meji
co don Jose Maria Caro-, y emba-
jador en- la Argentina, don Euge-
MO Ferrer.
Madrid. Mr.. Camille Coppet, pre-
sidente de la rep1blica de Suiza, lie
CARA esta Corte a fines de la pre-
sente scmana, con ell prop6sito de pre-
sidir la Conferencia Postal Univer-
sal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
PoR NO TENER CUIDADO

Tomas N. Morales fue denunciado
por infringir la ley que regula ell uso
de vehfculos de motor. Ell senor Mo
rales, por no ejercer e! debido cui-
dado con un- automoyil que guiaba,
dio lugar que el vehfculo arrollara
a Jose Hernandez, ocasionandole va
rias contusiones, de las que fue cura
do en- la sala de socorro. Ell juez Dfaz
Cintron !e sentencio pagar SO de
multa y las costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
L1cDo JESUS MA. RossY

Hoy embarca para Nueva York en- el
vapor Mohawk ell Licdo. don JESUS
ma. Rosy, quien ces6 en- su alto cargo
de juez del Distrito, ell cual venia des-
empenando con la conformidad y Ell be
neplacito de todos, dadas sus JUSTICE
ras decisiones en- todos los casos que eran
sometidos a su consideration.
Ell Licdo. estara en- la gran urbo pol
espacio de seis meses. Luego retornara
a esta capital, donde piensa establecer
su bufete para dedicarse su profession
Deseamos al Licdo Rosy una feliz
travesia y gratas impresiones en- la Re
phblica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
Ell "JAN VAN NASSAU"

Ell domingo negara, procedente de He
landa, ell vapor Jan Van Nassau, con
carga para La isla. Este barco, que es
tambi6n, de pasaje, llevara pasajeros
para Santo Domingo Cuba, siguiendo
luego, viaje hacia Colombia.
Ell "Jan Van Nassau, que carga
cinco mil toneladas, flle uno de los tres
barcos holandeses que apreso Ell Gobier
no de los Estados Unidos en- San Juan
cuando estall6 la guerra de Europa, y
ell cual fue devuelto, POGO despues dc
terminada la lucha, sus duefos, Ia
"Mala Real Holandesa.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15
La COmpa6ia de VelasCO
y Ia PTenSd dc San Juan

Nos completeness en- lamar la aten-
cion al senior velasco acerca de los des-
afueros Que sufren los representatives. de
los periodicos de San Juan durante las
noches de function.
En- los palcos ofrecidos la prensa,
hay de todo. menos periodistas. Y
en- La fauna que en- ellos Sc introduce CO.
mo langosta en- los sembrados, tienen
representation todos los pueblos y razas
de Ia TERRA.
Con ese procsder, se1or Velasco,
va no asombra Ell asonbro de Da-
(masco'! !!