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fciente adhesion al Gobierno, va que
criticaYon acerbamente en- todas parties
las actuaciones del Gobernador.
FOR QUE FUE REsTITUIDo EN- 81
PUEsTo Ell JUEz DE PONCE.
Los fundamentals que, segun nuestros
informes, tuvo ell Gobernador para res
tituir en- su puesto de Juez de Ponce
al Lcdo. Torre7 C6rtova, fueron en-
sintesis como sigue: En- contra del re-
ferido funcionario, ell Gobernador reci-
bio varias quejas que, en- Ell primer
momento, crey6 de gravedad, por 10
que procedi6 destituirlo. Pero tan
pronto como ell Departamento de JUS
ticia investig6 las referidas acusacio-
mes ell Attorney lie informo respec
to elias, Mr. Reilly nam6 a su ofcina
Torres C6rdova y, despues de soste-
ner con el una breve conferencia, lie
manifesto que volviera a Ponce ha-
cerse cargo del Tribunal, va que a el
Ga Mr.. Reily) jamas lie hubiera gus
tado cometer. alguna injusticia.
FL Sr. Torres C6rdova salio aver mis-
mo para la ciudad del Sur.
Ell vIAJE DEL ATTORNEY,
De fuente fidedigna hemos sabido
que ell Attorney General sr. Mes
ire, embarcara de un momento otrc
para los Estados Unidos.
A pesar de la reserva en- que parece
fContinha an Ia OAa. ~
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Haran uR SuntuOSO
THCibimiHntO a Mr..
Reilly en- FajaTdO


Por AN d'stingaido amigo nuestro
residente en aquella poblgci6n nos en-
teramos a. que n recibimiento que Sc
hara q Mr. Reilly, en- Faiardo. mais-
re-. sera 10 mas suntuoso possible
AuestFo informante se expres6 en- los
terminos siguientes;
a las once media d. Il mafana
llegara q Fajlrdo 81 GobernadOr,
aeompnhldo DE- su respectable familia,
sfcrrtario HUI, miemhFos de su es-
tado mayor. senador Iglesias, Attor-
nfy Mfstre. Comisionado Huyke, CO.
ronel shaafon, representatives de Ia
prensa y otros iny'tados, y seran reel
bid.s por unl grandiosa manifesto
eitn q la que isistiran eampesinos
portando preeiosos rami'letes de ao-
res para ofrfeer a los ilustres visi-
tantes Ia manifestation recorrera
las principales GALES De esta pobla-
cidn dete nltndose en- Ia PLAZA p1hli-
a. en donte est ia colocada una tri-
buna desds Ia eual hablaran al pa-
h'ico. ademas del Gobernador, los se-
hares Ielesias y Huyke. Hay gran
animation ca II poblaci6n por eele-
bFar Ia vista Official del f. ejecuti-
10. por 10 cull el element9 obrero en-
combination con las p rsonas mas pro
minentfs De IA loealidad acordaran
la oelebrae6n del suntuoso recibi-
mifnto cue SCI De- hara.
~Personas que nos mereeen entero
cFedito nos informan que los diseur-
sos &C. Dos visitmt que tomaran par
ticipaei6n en esta fiesta, seran de su-
ma trlscgndeneia. De os barrios mas
distantes de IA municipalidad han pro
metido eooperar a haeer la estadia
cel Gobernador en esta eiudld 10 mas
grata que sea possible.
"Curdo Mr. Rely fl6 invitado a
visitsr sLa sardinera". sitio en- que
esfa encllvada Ia resideneia del DR..
We've, 81 indiearsele que para poder
negar q ella, tenia que dosmontarse
de su caro- y eaminar a pie an cor
% tFayeeto, manifesto que por visi-
tar a tar querido amigo estaba dis
puesto andar todo 10 que fuere me-
eesario.
~Al Gohernador Sc hara Ia presen
taei6u de ios cabllleros que formaran
al Caneejo Dc Administration tan prom
to se haga cargo de- los asuntos mut
Hielpales e partido soeialista, y PA
- lo eull han prssentado an rechr-
- de @Qu0 Warrantos que sera Wis
20 por an Juez especial que oEhbra-
Fa e. Gobernador, t0da vez qhe el
Lod1. Berga. Juez Del TRIBUNAL de
Hnmaeao, ha sido nombrado/ /para ae
tuar durlnte TODD q tiempb que du-
re- a ttFmino criminal De Corte del
nistfito de Afecibo.
~El Lcdo. Felid asi komo los de-
mas c.haileros que foY.nan 81 eomi-
t6 territorial dei Parlkdo Republiea-
no. asistiran a banqk kete que ofrece-
- el Dr. we've a lok visitantes.
CARpoNITA.
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UN LIDER REPUBLICANO, ACu
SADO DE PEGARLE A UN JEFE
DE LA POLICIA
(Por telegrafo)

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
envi6 unoche ell telegrama siguiente:
Ponce Oct. 20 1921. -,
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Epifanio Rivera Cuti, republicano
miembro Asamblea Municipal de
Penuelas, acusado por el Jefe de la
Policfa sefor Rentas, por infracci6n
Ley arbitrio, fu6 sentenciado ,Juez
Foote Corte Distrito, a Glen dollars
multa o cincuenta dfas de carcel. Aca
baba llegar Corte Distrito Jefe Rem
tas, sin mediar palabras, Rivera lie
do una bofetada, siendo acnsado de
desscato Dor Ia Corte, que 10 conden6 a
ounce dias de carcel, ingreslndo
cumplir esta condena. Reunion ano-
che Comite republicano socialista sa
Ion ACADIA acordaron recomendar
Lcdo Sep1lyeda candidate exclusive
al Gobernador, pam Juez Corte Dis
trito San Juan. Reposici6n en- su pues
to de Juez Municipal de esta ciudad
LEGO. Antonio Torres Cordova, pro-
duce satisfaction. En- este momento
desgraciado accidente carretera Pc
nuelas Ponce perecio Ramon Vazquez
Fuentes consecuencia haberse volcl-
do automovil que venfa para esta ciu
dad Fenecido fue un enthusiastic ele-
mento Unionista desempef6 impor-
tantfsimos cargos confanza.
Z
Corresponsal
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Despues de todo, con motive de la
reposici6a de Torres Cordova la
habia agradecido seguramsnte
Respecto la insistencia de los re-
publicanos en- conseguir la designa-
ci6n de Sepulveda para ell Tribunal
de Distrito de San Juan, es con Ell
prop6sito de Que 6l resuelva ell pleito
electoral de San Juan, que esta aun
pendiente de resolution en- dicha Cor
te.
Ell ATTORNEY" CEsTIONO TAM
BIEN LA REPoSICIoN DEL JUEz
Y sECRETARIo DE SAN JUAN.
De igual manera cue Ell ell case del
Juez de Ponce, sr. Torres Cordova, ell
Attorney, senior Mestre, ha gestio
nado tambien ante ell Gobernador la
reposici6n de los seiores Jimenez Si-
card6 Torres Monge, en- sus cargos
de Juez Secretario de la Corte NUM-
cipal de San Juan, respectivamente.
En- ambos casos, segin nuestros in
formes, ell Attorney ha trabaj jado
con tes6n por que Mr.. Rely revoque
su decision, habiendo resultado estsril
todo esfuerzo hecho por ell Jefe del
Departamento de Justicia, Mr.. Reilly,
a juzgar por 10 que nos han dicho
parece sustentar ell criterio de que Gi
chos funcionarios no mostraron la su
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Corresponsal.

departamento de "a P1Ohibici6n, que
con tanto 6xito viene dirigiendo don
Mariana Pesquera, que existe en- la isla
una marca de alcoholado para uso ex-
terno que goza de gran fama en- Pto.
Rico, que no esta debidamente prepa-
rada para la venta, pues ell tartaro
emetico no Sc disuelve queda en- ell
fondot de la botella, de tan manera
que puede ser extrafdo sirviendor Ell al
coho1ado para otros usos.
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DON HILARIO SANTOS Y, PEREZ
HA FALLECDO Ell Ola 20 DEL ACTUAL, HABIENDO
RECIBIDO LOS SANTOS SAcRAMENTOS

Su desconsoada esposa, doha AureIia VIIarroeI,
hios don Sergio don HiIaro, don Joaquin dora Maria
doha lnes su hia poIftica Catalina Tyler de-
mas deudos, la Mercant de esta plaza, Ha-
rio Santos cia., ruegan amigos Sc sirvan
encomendar Dios eI alma del nado asistir al acto
del enterro que tendra efecto la manana del viernes
las 12 partiendo la f1nebre comitiva de la Plaza
de Colon hasta ell Cementerio de San Juan
No Sc reparten esquelas.
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Tambien nos hemOs enterado en- e
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ESCandaIOSa faISifi-
CaCi6n de bOteIIaS
de brandy 'DOmeCQ'

Aver fueron ocupadas un pasajero
de la lancha de la "Compafiia Popu-
lar que hace ell traflco entire San
Juan Cataiio, dos botellas de brandy
"Pedro Domecq'', sin que la policfa
lograra arrestar al portador del nectar,
pues este puso los pies en- polvorosa.
Cuando las botellas de brandy "Do-
mecq" fueron conducidas a La oficina
del Comisionado de Ia Prohibition, don
Mariana PeSquera, este orden6 que Sc
examinara ell contenido para compro-
bar la calidad de la bebida, aunque las
botellas estaban certifcadas en- el ex-
tranjero Y la marca de la misma con
su escudo en- alto relieve, no daban lu-
gar a duda de que Sc trataba de brandy
legitimo 'Domecq" en- toda la .exten-
sion de la palabra. Ell color era tam
bien exacto: amarillo dorado.
Sin embargo, grande fu6 la sorpre.
sa que recibio ell departamento del
analisis cuando comprobaron los qui.
micos que el tai "Domecq'' era una
de las falsifcaciones mas terrib1es que
Sc han hecho en- el pals.
Ell resultado del analisis fu6 ell 81.
guiente: centfmetros cubicos de yodo
en- $50 cehtimetros cdbicos de aqua
aproximadamente. Tan inaudita fu6 la
falsifcaci6n, que despu6s de que Ell sr
Pesquera vaci6 su contenido, la bote.
la no Ola mas que yodo. Sc trata,
como Sc podra comprender que, de ha-
Der sido ingerida, habrfa seguramente
producido muchos trastornos intesti-
males.
Ell Sr. Pesquera nos manifesto que
las personas que violan la ley, com
prando bebidas alcoholics, Sc exponen
a ser victimas no solo de un vii en-
gano, sino de trastornos en- su salud,
por 10 cual deben cuTnplr la ley, abste-
niendose de comprar tales bebidas.
Abran ell ojo los adoradores de Bar
co, pues con 'Domecq' de tan pc
sima clase, Sc exponen a sufrir las mas
graves consecuencias.
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Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
envi6 nnoche ell telegrama siguiente: /:
Ponce Oct. 20 1921.
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CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE
MECANOGRAFIA

NEW YORK, octubre 13.-El de-
cimosexto eampeonato mundial de me
canografia, al que concurrieron pro-
fesionales y novicios, fue ganado por
George L. Hossfeld escribiendo sen
maqhina UNDERWOOD Y quien al
canz6 un record de 1876 palabras por
minute. Los cinco contendientes que
Sc aproximaron mas este record,
uslban tambien maquinas Under
wood. Advt.
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HELCIcA AcgPTA m ALA con
FERENClA

WASHINGTON. orutfe 20.-La
esrfsfaria a. Estsaa "a informtao
aas ha rfe.hlas "a areptari6n e6eiai
~ hf'Eiea para asistIr 8 la eonferen
ela aus ae rsishFafa 80 esta eiuaaa
a fn q fEEtsF 1cfFra e. "a hmita-
ri6n 49, armsmeEfaa. "a pFahlema d.
estFrHa 0f.futs 3 q a. Paeidco-
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In C0nsejGrO de Ia
delegation de Fran
Cia a Ia COnferenCia

SAN FRANCISCO, Oal, octubre
20.-M, G. Giraud, .Egregado comer-
cial de la Indo-C China francesa, ha lie
gado a esta ciudad como consejeros de
la delegation francesa que asistira q
la conferencia de Washington. as
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LA LEY REGULARIzANDo
LA VENTA DE ALCOHOL

Ell Comisionado de la Prohibition,
Sr. Mariana Pesquera, recibio aver un
cablegr9gna fechado en- Washington y
frmado por Mr.. Haynes en- Ell cual Sc
le participa que dentro de varios dias
Sc pondra en- vigor la ley regularizan-
do la venta de alcohol para usos cien-
tifcos y medicinales, en- envases de me-
didas, tales como htro, cuartillo, ga
lon, ETC.
Las casas de comercio de Puerto Ri
CO que hasta ahora han estado ven
diendo alcohol sacandolo de una pipa
barril, cualquiera otro envase Y pa
ra 10 cual estaban autorizadas por la
ley de la Prohibition, tendran necesa-
riamente que vender dicho producto en-
los envases autorizados por ell Depar-
tamento, tan pronto reciban ell aviso
correspondence.
UN ALooHoLADo
NAL PREPARADo.
Tambi6n nos hemos enterado en- el
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tenth strcrt.
The yocnsen viii hold their buri-
ness mortlnR tomorrow night M Tho
knights of Pythlas nall. All mem
bcrh be on time.
CatIpolic LADY Forcstcr- wm meet
this evening ut .5:5O o'clock Mt -.
Mary hall.
Neil Ferguson reported 70 the
police sunday night that his auto
and a trarkicss street car coliidcd NJ
Fourth street and Marquette avenue.
the tracktcss car bumped n a
tree. the report said,
a large ns1mbrr OF Albuquerque
people attended The fiesta and indian
dance NJ fsic,a on sunday. Accord
Ing 70 those who attended. the In
dian dance was well given, and the
village was crowded with people from
the ~wiclnity all day.
Nancy Ice franks aud Ernest y.
Kimhall were married this morning
at the court housc. Justice 90 Peace
n. Montoya officinted.
Tho a~-y~ar-old danrfurr of George
Taylor. attorney. n recovering from
tho bite of centlpcde. Tho Insect bit
her On one hand while size was aslecI
several mornings ago.
Born August 80 to Mr.. and Mrs. T.,
", Humphreys. Sutton. w. ". a IA
pound SON. Mr.. Humphreys ls a
former employe OF the Evonina
Herald.
The regular monthly mccting ~ 81
Johns Guild will be held at the home
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PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Eadlnsor rrpuirlnr. Quirtir Auto Co
MI ana Mrs 81 &. Smith and BON
Harvey, have returned from a trip e
~ Peso and Juarez- They were ava,
a eeek. and made he frir ~ auto
tnottfe-
Miss Frances srSncrr q roiprsa'
Spflsss who has becn here VISITING
Mr. and Mrr John WI Wilson 81
south nah Street WIN DEPART Tor he'
horne To-Day.
Hcnry Pcmcrenk and brother, Johf
p~ofnrrsnk. Wi, leave tomorrow FOL
in ranch near Browrzsiile. 1cxcr
shore they enpsct 10 make thei'
Miss Julie fstcuc fspbbell rs,arned
20 her home IN fnSrfito Wednesday
from a Visit to her ifntie. y. Lorenzo
hahpsii and family At dando. Ari-
Charles = brothers. attorney in Tho
district forest service office here. and
his wife returned yesterday from q
epe wonth taciion spent n pcrke-
Ky. cain.' sisifins the parents 81 Mrs
Deputy supervisor 4. Y. Lessci, aud
rangers Z. W. cirdnrr. Z, ~ Harley,
and ~. l. Nichols u the Cucpninu
national forest Of Arizona. we're IN
Albuquerque today. and visitrd tins
district forest sqfvlcn office.
Aessrr Garrett and Woolsey. nan
asers % the Tri-Statc Cowboys
Roundup are expected 10 arrive In
Tucumtall where they havc been at
tending n annual Roundup. They
arr also Interested In the building
Of an oil refincfy at this place.
Charles Chidirter. boiler inspector
FOR The deu1rtmenf OF commerce with
headquarters IN Los Angeles. II In
Albucpsruue on husincst ne " max
Ing Al Inspection % locomotives along
The Santa ~ railroad. lie formerly
lived here.
w. II. Andrus Of Aragon Is IN the
city on business. lie expects TO re-
main several dhsr. =
Everett Rcckwlth Il 20 leave today
for los Angeles whore he has accepts
ed a position with g walnut company.
He IA a brother Of George Bcckwith.
forest ranger at Tsjesss.
Assistant United States District At
torncy J. A. Miller ief, sunday night
for santa Fe on LEGAL business.
Mrs. Alfred Grunefeld. who passed
through Albuquerque this morning on
the California limited. did not stop
over. but continued her Journey 20
Los Angeles. where she will spend
several weeks. She a been In New
York.
b. c. Hernandez. collector OF the
Internal revenue offioe. and u. Ruppe
ien today for Cuba. n. NJ
Mis- Minnie GARRISON Of Salisbury.
Missouri. who spout I'VE months sight
seeing In California. stopped In Albu-
qaerque today on her way hons to
visit Mrs = l. Burton. ii04 West
Central avenue. she will leave for
home tomorrow.
Allen Bruce will leave tonight for
DcminG on a business trip.
Earl W. R~hinehart. vocational stu
dent IN forestry, Will leave today for
Philadelphia. where he hns been
called by the illness of his brother.
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NAN BOUND OVER IN
BICYCLE THEFT Case,
ClNT GIVE BOND


The AibnaEerass police depert|
sneft Hpd th< epdft u Judge " w
Mcclellan ha<e pinned handr 10 atins
nm snd 20 bse,eie Stealing Witch !.
e.id 70 hare reached the hl<hes'
plane a. the history o. the ci,s.
A. an example 10 odifr bicycle
thieves Charles Lewis aAkes. charged
tf tho police win having steicn five
ricNcice. must 70 q t.n under Q boid
which he u unable 10 furnish.
f>AEcr. who was arrested rundnY on
the charge q selling rtolen Wheels
morning and held for the grand juf,
under $500 bor4I. Ia default Of which
he went 70 the COUNTY prison.
Bakrf btEkcd shat Ne b. allowed
- get some money which h. claimed
NJ rrH rofufrN to him from 4 sara.
tofium herr whore NJ has been work
You viii not nesd nay money "a
Die county jail. said he judge. You
WI % given free meals over there.
we viii send your money 60 your
q you CT s''r pens'it of other bseyeis
naksr had -sid previously thai h.
hHf = sick ~4ts u snrlnrfieAd. No
l. J. Bfcwr,. bicycle proprietor,
who was shsrrea uth having 4
stolen bicycle IN htg posscsslon las,
week. mas hcld y the grand jur,
thA morning under . $3.50 bond on
~ charge % resfstinE an ofiiccr
while carrying n concealed wrspon'
The ease charxinz him with havlns
q stolen bicycle IN his possession was
continued untii ths return Of District
AsiorneE Ernrsa Garcia. who Is IN
EcrnaIillo.
Brown testified IN court hast sat-
urd1y that he had put the pistol In
his hip pocket 70 keep others from
banding Is and had forgotten he had
Il on hia person when the officers
arrested him. Evidence IN thu case
showed that While Brown resisted
arrest he naade no attempt "a Hse the
gun.
The police department headauar-
tiers resembied a econd hand bicycle
shop this mornine. the police having
recovered a large supply Of bicycles
in the last few daya One OF the
wheels which Baker - said 10 have
sold had been repainfed.
3If We find any more Of these
stolcn bicycles. said q member q
the police department this morning.
" will soon have 10 get 4 Store
house for them.r
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SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

born saturday TO Mr.. nnd Mrs.
D.. y. EVcritt of San harcial at n.
Jvscph's snnatorlum. q daughter.
John Y. Cook. an cmptoye VI the
Nelson CONSERVATION company In
charge Of the building OF the new ma
chine shops. suffered n badly mnngtcd
left hand while at work saturdsc
night. The glove on his left hand
caught w u machine. pulling his
hand into the cogs. He was removed
70 81 3oseph's hospital where the
third finger OF the hand had Go he
amputated Dr. W. u. Lovclbce at
tended him.
Prohibition officers -rizssi u so
sallcn copper SIN and 7ho salluns OF
mash In a raid on a housr IN Los
candeiarias sunday afternoon. Tho
house was deserted when the officers
arrived 20 no arrests were made.
The still II said to he one OF the
largest ever captured In the state. II
took the onlcers several hours TO
empty the potato. raisin and corr
mash found
The Good Cheer club viii meet
with Mrs. $. Nann. 22l West Granite
avenue. tomorrow afternoon at 2;30
o'clock.
The fire department responded Ca
a Ease alarm att 2s30 o'clock yester-
DAY afternoon at Central avenue and
think over marriage. There we're no
sensational reHcues Or violent ro-
manccs I've been on the Central
Park birdie path for ~ years and !
think ! first saw Mrs. Leonard there
eight years ago"
Mrs. Leonard, like her sister. tho
new Mrs George Miles. has won
! many Fflfnna Ia haEaaahAuE All nf
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,e Mr.. NJ y. Donncll. iioo Wet Con
trai "Wednesday, Sept Z ~ z y ~
A social hour win follow The niretins
An member are urged 10 he prcssns.
The poiicc department. toins tr-n.,,
n warning TO autoistH TO be carI,il
not 10 exceed the speed limit ~nin
driving by school houses. WIZ W.
opening OF sr.tuol u y believed tna.
children may ne q little careless lol
A lime about crossing The street neh
she school grounds. The spssu
limit for autoists when driving ey
arhoois IL 40 miles an hour. Thn
police believe autoists should D,
warned that school has again open"
after a three monthH' vacation per-"
and that the 10 mile speed Ia" ~
schools Is 10 he enforced.
There viii be q regular nr,stinE ~
| Albuquerque. Camp ! W q. w. To-
night at tho X OF Y. HAT ",t
cinss II to he introduced Into inc
mysteries 90 woodcrpN. All chopper
are nrged 10 be present
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stay at work. That IL Just what l
intend 10 do
He has. And even society ~
SIP. who looked askance at tho
match and wondered how soon Il
would hit a anaE admit now that
Louise Webb's marriage turned out
happily
ratroiman Lc0nurd has been a no.
noeman for 81 years. IL first met
the then Miss webb as she cantored
In the park. eight years ago. lie
waa known as the Adonis OF the de-
partment
III society has wondered what
was going o. do" said Leonard. 'ioi
them understand that I'm STAYING on
the force. We have moved into a
small apartment uptown. consistent
with our mean and I'm sure wen be
happy IN Il.
- DON'T see why everybody both
cred 10 much about Us. We had
Known each other a long time before
We We're married We met very
casually and had plenty OF lime to
tions and doll makers began to run
up to 100000 a year
Miss OMEN calls her Kcwplr draw.
iuEs play. Her real work, she point,
out. are her stories aud her works al
art. he has had four paintings ar.
ccptcd az the Paris salon.
The ONeill homc-Bonuic Brood,
virtually rs inaccessible 1 % the out
side world. There b. no telephone oi
telegraph service into tina remote
mountain disJ riot aud residents go
long distances TO get nall-those few
wha over get " mail.
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He 81 Rose ONeilrs third husband
Capt. Jean Gailcnne OF the French
army. a World War veteran and a
Paris art student.
4 few year, ago Rose ONcill re-
tired 70 Bonnie Brook. anid dense
forcatH Of the Oxafks. and said she
never again would associate with
men.
The secret OF her marriage about
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ismr doiat~. fon waeon ioad, fac-
cory wood; limited amount. ii"hn
coal COMPANY, phone ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06

A. srrstee
NEW YORK. Aug. us-Gcorgc
Leonard. the cop. thu he won Edith
Beaver webb for his bride.
n was because the New York
mounted policeman had made such n
o husband for Louise webb. that
her sister. too. decided to marry a
poor man for love alone.
Now society a. asking. will Alice
Webb. the youngest OF the daughters
Of the millionaire, J. Beaver webb.
follow their example,
Thomas Leonard. who's stlil work
ing az his job ~ mounted policeman
IN New York. and his wife are IN tho
country on a vacation while the
Miieses are honeymooninE IN a
cottage on Miles employers estate
at Lake Forest, III.
This Is what Patrolman Leonard
said when he married Louise;
Am ! quitting the forceY I should
hope mott Why should a man stop
working Just because he gets mar
red? That's the time nc needs to
a month ago In New York has jus,
leaked out. She met captain Cat
icnuc In France. where she had gone
TO study
II was in her mountain bungalow
that Miss O'Ncill began drawing
sketches OF little imaginative babies.
with heads like inverted turnips.
Eastern magazines began publish
Ing the sketches and her stories about
the little people, whom she named
"Kewpics."
Soon her royalties from publica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

fcensisaasisn ae IA rshA -
a. mrsiones apsic-s~E y no s.
despafan ob-crrar rcaliaades.
, Iluhicra siao mas dsl6ue ie.laraSen
dcsz<haraen,c a hDfllacisn que les
eansal,a n cnalldd de colonos, = Ia
r4hia que sensls. por no poster go-
hcrnar N antio 80 propio pafs. Pre-
Iirier,n nsar a. Ia argacia. a. Ia BIZ
pocresla. rs l'rovincias Unidas del
Rio ae "A t'laia (hay Argeniina) cs-
fnricron seis aiios disimnlando sus
iniencieies; hasta que en- 1916. en- Tu-
clmnam iTarlamaron francamente la
indepen.ieneia.
4qnella opinion que decfa que Is
naiia fue torpe cruel en- 81 Nueyo
Mnndo, J que el fanalisIno y Espaha
son dos conceptos intisolubles, los
anlerieanos 10 .dtilizaron para sus
eainpaias. Y para mantener vivo el
espfritu naelonaI, Q para sostener el
nacioaali.leo y jnsiiticar Ia indepen-
deneia. les amerieannS 10 hay duda.
han abus'sdo un POGO de ESQ del atra-
50, el faaaiismO rc,igioso Y el despO-
Hsm0 poIiiic0sde EspaTn
Aetuahaente hay entire los hispano-
anericanos dos tendencias corrien-
fes de opinion. Tnos, los reza=;tdos.
mantieneil. respecio a Espana q cri-
serio del siglo XIX; rs un criterio va
'nents liberal, al modo I'M POGO de
eharanga de hinlno que EN- Aindi-iea
aaopta q liberalislno; para esos IN