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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
ANTI-CIGARETTE Law
REPEALED BIZ LEGISLATURE

Nashville, Tenn, January 26.-
Sale Of cigarettes under privilege
tax will be permissible in Tennessee
when Gov. Ali Taylor signs the
measure repeating the anti-cigarette
law as finally passed in the senate
today by vote Of IS to 8. The bill
has previously passed final reading
in the lower house.
Measures making more rigid en-
foreement provisions regarding sale
of cigarettes to minors under the old
law were also introduced
Senator Graham, chairman Of the
senate agrf ultural committee. in
PRODUCED a measure renewing the
appointment of the commissioner Of
agriculture from the hands of the
governor and placing this in board
of five members, composed of the
governor, dean of the college of ag-
riculture of the University Of Ten
nessee and the three presidents Of
the Tennessee Farmers Institutes
for the respective grand divisions of
the state The bill win not apply to
the appointment of Capt. T. F. Peck,
whose name is still being held in the
senate judiciary committee, in the
hope of forcing the Republicans in
the United States Senate to confirm
the presidential appointment OF
FINS ]. Garrett as federal Judge for
West Tennessee. The new measures
would not take effect until January
[, 1923.
A measure was introduced in the
house proposing to accept the federal
aid for vocational training in Ten
npssee.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
MEMORIAL TO IsHAM c. HARRIS

A joint senate resolution has been
introduced in the state legislature
for an appropriation Of $1,000 to
purchase and erect monument to
Isham G. Harris in Memphis. It is
very fitting that this monument be
located in Memphis, as Senator Har-
ris practiced law in that city and
was the first governor Of Tennessee
from West Tennessee. He was born
in 1918 and died in 1897. He led a
public career for about so years,
having served as governor Of Ten
nessee in the years 1857, 1859 and
1861, and afterward was United
States senator in 1876.
The most prominent feature dur
ing his administration as governor
was the presidential contest Of 1860,
resulting in Lincoln's election and
secession Of the Southern States
from the Union.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
LOCAL Farm DOINGs

A meeting Of all farmers who are
interested in the shipment Of cream
from G0yington will be held in the
office of County Agent Hollings-
worth Saturday morning at 1880
o'clock. Arrangements have been
made for the shipping and for cream
separators.
An acreage Of 40 acres has been
secured near Covington for sweet
potatoes. These growers will cure
and market this crop comparatively,
Potatoes in the houses at present
are selling at $3.50 f. 0 b. the po-
tato house. Two growers, Mr. De-
lashmit and Mr.. Crenshaw, made last
year over 800 bushels per acre,
which is no unusual yield for Upton
county.
The acreage in Strawberries is in
creasing every day. If anyone cons
templates growing this crop, it will
be advisable to notify Mr.. J, M.
Polk, secretary of the Berry Growers
Association,
All boys beween the ages Of 10 and
10, who wish to join the Boys Ag-
ricultural Club and grow Hamp-
shire PIG or an acre of corn, should
give their names to County Agent
HollingsWorth at once. There will
be three classes in the club this year.
First, sow and litter class; second,
fat barrow class, car to be selected
from this class to be exhibited at the
State Livestock Show at Nashville
and the international Livestock Show
at Chicago; third, gilt class. These
gifts to be distributed on the same
plan as used in the past year
A meeting win be called at Clop-
ton on Thursday, January 27, for
the purpose OF determining the exact
acreage to be planted to sweet po-
tatoes and the construction Of suit
able curing houses.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
SOPHIE MALONE SOCIETY
COMPLETES STUDY COURSE

The study class Of the Sophie Ma
lone Missionary Society Of the First
Methodist church met at the home
of Mrs. Walker Shoaf on East Lib
erty avenue Monday afternoon. The
study Of Making America Safe"
was finished at this meeting Of the
study class.
A delightful course of salad,
waters, celery and coffee was served
the members by Mrs. Shoaf later in
the afternoon. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Ashley Downing.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
MEETING OF Upton
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY

The Upton County Medical So
eiety met in the courthouse Thurs
day, January 20, and elected the fol-
lowing officers for 1921: Dr., B. v.
Dickson, president; DR.. N. R. New
man, first vice-president; DR.. ]. F.
Frazier, Of Randolph, second vice
president; Or. J. F. Myers reelected
secretary and treasurer.
DR.. N. R, Newman reported an
interesting and instructive surgical
case which was discussed at length.
The next meeting win be held III
the office of the president. DR.. B.
Y. Dicksons February II. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
LOCAL NEWS
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Mr.. w. P. Paine is i'll at his
home on North Maple street.
Mr.. A. P. Smith is quite sick
at his home on South Main street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Ralph on Saturday Of last week, a
son.
Miss Alice Edwards who has
been living with her nephew, Mr..
Edgar Holloway, Of MT. Carmel, has
been very sick with pleurisy for sew
eral days.
On last Thursday evening Miss
Irene Thompson, oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson, gave
supper and party in honor Of her
18th birthday. About rs Of her
friends and schoolmates were pres
ent. Seldom is such happiness and
enjoyment seen as was manifested
on that occasion.
Deputies w. C. Dumas and j..
B. Pace arrested Will Clark, Tony
Lark, Floyd Goodman and Andrew
VIM Tuesday, all colored, charged
with gaming at the home Of An
drew VIM. They were tried before
Esq. ]. e. Walker They submitted
their cases, paid their fines and
costs and were released.
Mrs. Sallie Sawyers, wife Of
Mr.. Joe Sawyers, died at her home
Monday, after an illness of several
weeks, as a result of pneumonia. The
remains were inferred at the Mt.
Lebanon cemetery Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. R. Pickett Of
Floating. Mrs. Sawyers wass Sc
years of age and had been devout
member of the Mt. Lebanon Baptist
church for many years. She is sur
vived by her husband and several
children.
-0n Friday evening, January Il,
Q party Of young people from Brigh-
ton, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. T..
d. McLister, enjoyed box party at
the Palace theatre as a special COM
plement to Mr.. Floyd Murray. of Des
M0ines, Iowa. After the photoplay
sandwiches and coffee were served
at Paine's tea room. Those having
the pleasure of attending were
Misses Mildred Boyle, jamie Dewese,
Clyde Huffman and Messrs. Floyd
Murray, Willie Huffman and Charlie
Peasants.
Mr.. Otis Blankenship and Miss
Francis Owen We're married at the
home Of Rev. w. r. Pickett Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock, Mr.. Pickett
officiating, in the presence of a few
intimate friends. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. Lotion Owen and is
a very charming young lady. Mr..
Blankenship is the son of Mr.. Babe
Blankenship and is prosperous
farmer They are both prominent
young people Of the Oak Grove
neighborhood. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple left for
Memphis.
The Big Hatchie river drainage
canal, which runs from the railroad
bridge at Bolivar to the railroad
bridge at Rialto, in Upton county,
is approximately AZ miles in length,
while the meanderings of the river
between said bridges is about 1870
miles. The survey has been made
and will be completed as soon as the
acreage is ascertained. The canal is
supposed to drain about 10000 acres
Of land, $4,000 Of which are located
in Hardaman county, the remainder
in Haywood and Upton and a small
area in Lauderdale county. Bolivar
Bulletin.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
BULL FOR SERVICE

Jersey bull by Upton Boy, Ma.
1880; sire eminent, Mellow King
No. 1l2431 Dam, Kings Jersey
Lassie No, 32305. This bull will
make the spring season at the M. Al.
Walker & Co. big barn at the deem
well near the old fair grounds. Fee.
'250 at the gate with return privi-
lege.
ian27tf) j. R, MCCALL.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

For sick headaches, backache.
heartburn, nervous weakness and con-
stipation, Prickly Ash Bitters is the
remedy that men use. 1t purifies
the bowels, tones the stomach, clears
the brain, sweetens the breath, re-
stores energy and cheerfulness.
Price $1.50 per bottle, E. L. Roper
Drug Co, special agents
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

A clever scheme to prevent success
full forgery is that Of certain New
York millionaire, who makes a tiny
blot upon every check he writes as
sign to the bankers that it is genuine.
The idea is based on the theory that
not one forger in thousand would
attribute blot to anything. but care
lessness.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

MRS. Bessie Lemmonds. after
visit with her sister, Mrs. L. E.
Greer, returned to Wilmington Thurs
day
Mrs. c. l. Davidson, Of MiIlington.
arrived Saturday evening to be the
ruest Of her daughter, Mrs. L. E.
Greer.
Mrs. O. A. Crenshaw, Of Mt. Car
mel. left Thursday morning fnr
Wbitehaven, Tenn. where she will
visit relatives for two weeks.
Mesdames ]. s. Ruffin and E. L.
Klingman and daughter, Alice, left
for Memphis Thursday morning to
visit relatives for several days.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

We buy at wholesale. Wholesale
lumber is q cash commodity. We have
full stock and sell at close cash
prices, Credit accounts are to be ar
ranged for. Mayes- Howard Lumber
Company
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

We think right now a splendid
time to buy all lines of dry goods,
shoes and clothing. All mails bring
us information of advancing prices.
We have big stock to select from.
Supply Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
TAcKY PARTY

Little Miss Nellie Crunk enter
tanned about 20 Of her girl friends
Friday night at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Finis Crunk, with
a tacky party. Miss Helen Roper
carried off the prize-a box of candy
for being the "tackiest' girl in the
crowd.
Miss Crunk served her guests pop
corn balls and homemade candy,
after they had enjoyed music and
paYnes
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

SUNDAY school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
Christian EndeavOr at 6:15 D. m.
Gospel service at z b. m.
Wednesday prayer service z D. 81.
Study Of Second Coming"
Everybody welcome at these meet
lngs.
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La industria alemana renace poderosamente

clase de acero inoxidable de gran apli
caci6n para Instruments medico-qui-
rdrgicos y para empastes de denta-
dur,a, sirviendo aquf de sustituto al
orc.
Tomando industria por industria,
la situaci6n momentanea es tambien
satisfactoria.
En- Ia industria textil Sc trabaja
mucho; cuenta con pedidos que la
ocupara olsi todo ell invierno. En- ell
mercado de hierros Y aceros los pre-
clos contin1an aumentando. Por ell
contrario, en- la industria meta,urgi-
ca comienzan notarse los primeros
indicios de crisis; solo las fabricas
de locomotoras Y vagones siguen nc
twas como nunca, gracias al impulse
recibido con la firna del Convenio
comercial con Russia. La industrial
electrotecnica ha mejorado Ultima
mente, aunque en- las ramas de fabri
cacion de AUTOMOBILES Y aparatos OPP
ticos fiojee bastante. La industrial qui
mica, siempre pujante. Una de las
industrias donde puede va apreciar-
Sc la crisis, que Sc &vecina es la pa
pelera; tanto en- los pedidos del ex-
terror como los del interior han dis
minufdo y algunas fabricas Sc han Wis
to obligadss a restringir la produc-
ci6n. Particularmente grave es Ia
situacion de la industria cinematogra-
flea.
La crisis que estallara este invier-
no, acompafrlda de fuertes luehas so
ciales, no ha hecho sino anunciarse.
Entretanto, Alemania aprovecha ell
periodic de doble coyuntura, exporta
cada dfa mas v apenas 81 logra aten
der al comercio interior, que, ante
las perspectivas de un encarecimien-
to de SO por 100 en- los proximos me-
ses, Sc apresura a, abarrotar de ar
ticulos los almacenes para vendernos-
los luego al doble precio de adquisi-
cion.
Alvarez del VAYO.
Berlin, setiembre.
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al desarrollo de h exportacion. Des-
de el punto de vista exterior, la diff
cultad esta en- Ia actitud defensiva
de los otros. paises productores. A
medida que la exportaci6n alemana
Sc extiende, los demas paises produc
torres adoptan nuevas medidas nran-
celarias con ell fin de impedir o limi-
tar la invasion de srtfculos alema-
mes.
Anadase a ello el que la propia de
preciaci6n del marco, causa princi-
pal del impulse exportador, tiene otro
segundo aspecto, esta vez catastro-
fal para la industria alemana; el en-
carecimiento de las materias primas
que hay que traer de fuera. Ademas,
n caida del marco y la carestia con-
siguiente en- los articulos de primera
necesidsd ha provocado en- toda Ale
mania un movimiento en- pro de ma
yores salarios, justamente cuando la
.tendencia general en- los otros plises
de Europa toma un rumbo contrario.
Ell encarecimiento de las materias prI
mas importadas y los aumentos de
jornales, obligaran a los industril-
les aIemanes a elevar sus precios de
exportaci6n, quedando ssi disminui-
da su capacidad de concurrencia.
Quien juzque, pues, la situaci6n
con un criterio Immediate, probable
mente llegara la conclusion de
que Alemania Sc encuentra en- cami-
no de pleno resurgimiento. La feria
de Leipzig, que acaba de celebrarse,
parece confirmar ese optimismo.
Orientandose cada dil mas hacia la
exportacion, la feria de Leipzig ha
ofrecido los compradores extranje-
ros una serie de artfculos de superior
calidad. Ha probado nuevamente con
que rapidez la industria alemana ade
Ianta en- ell proceso de transformation
impuesto por las circunstancias. Sc
ha visto, por ejemplo, la casa
Krupp, antes dedicada por entero a
h fabrication de material de guerra,
presentar, junto, artfculos de cleo
trotecnica Y de precision, una nueva
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es una espeeie de carga en- nuestras
manos. Los disturbios finaneieros a
trav6s del Atlantico nos afectan di-
rectamente. Hay poca probabilidad.
no seneillamente de que Sc nos de-
y1selva el dinero que prestamos a
Europa, sino de reanudar con ella
nuestros antiques negOeios a menOs
que eneontremOs Ia manera de esta-
bilizar las monedas extranjeras fijar
los tipos de cambio. Es una labor
en- la eual debe tomar parte este pals
y haeerlo, no de manera dominante,
sin0 con una intenci6n deliberada de
cooperation. La misma nota Sc oye
en- Ia apelaei6n del secretariO Me
llon al eongresO pidiend0 facultades
en- materia de consolidation de la deu-
da extranjera. Es hora de ayudar y
no de haeer baladronadas.
Las naeiones Sc reuniran en- Wash
ington como iguales. Esto sera asi
40 tan solo en- virtud de que 10 de-
manda la equidad international, sino
tambien porque ALI habra igual an
siedad, igual necesidad, y es de espe
rarse que tambien haya igualdad de
prop6sito. Remover las eausas de fric
ei6n, reeortar las eargas militares y
disminuir las probabilidades de gue-
IRA, son materias que eoneiernen a
tOdOs y requieren, para tratarse en-
buena forma, los mejores terminus
de franqueza y respeto mutuo. No
habra motive de tenor de que nues
tro gobierno, al ponerse en- contacto
con los delegados extranjeros, no de-
muestre Ia debida modestia y la de-
licadeza del case. Pero es tambier
justo que los demasiado entusiastas
norteamerieanOs y los diarios dados a
hablar alto, deben abstenerse de bra
vatas drdenes cuando Sc hayan en-
lprendido las dificiles y crfticas labo.
res de Ia eonferencia de Washington.
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Temas de actuaIidad
LA CONFERENCIA EN- WASHINGTON

Nnda seFla mas infortunado para los
Ertados unidos cue entrar q Ia con-
ferenela AZ Washington con an aire
a. supeFi0Fidad eomplaeieHte. Tn es-
piritn dieiatorial De paFte De nuestros
delreados seria q = vez que ofensi-
70. fdtil; y es SECURE que 81 gobier-
90 trataFa De- eyitaF algo que Sc le
parezca. VI presideute y a secFeta-
rio Hughes saben h impoFtaneia De
Ia eabailerosidad en- las negoeiaei0-
nee extranleras. No todos los miem-
bros del congroso podrian tenerla. ii
uno fnera a iuzgar por sus diseuF-
s0A. Una expression eom1n a. que este
pals dsbiera reunirse con los repre-
rentnntes a. Francia Inglaterra como
un severe acFeedor, dieisndoles a es-
taa qne ii no haeen Embellishments
tode ls cue queFsmos de- ell0s. Al ms
tanfe pedirem0s 81 paEo Immediate de
Ia dsuda d. Si0Oo00o.00o Esto seFia
muy femeJante al easo los dos ma
rinos llevados ante - corte De poll
cia 8e Londres acusados DE- eondueta
dcaordenada. Uno de eilos arguy6 Isl
cate maldito pals paga todo 10 que
debe. iria = Ia banearrota". Pero el
magistrate ie respondi5 con tranquil
lidHd' ~usted no nos debiera eehar
en- cara Hueatra pobreza. Pagad eada
uno una mulia de ehelines y asi 81
pals estarA mas aliviad0"
Aun Il los Estados unidos son. CO.
mo dijo 81 individuo Dc Buncombe. ~el
pats mas rico en- a TERRA verde De
Dioa". nunea ira por clio a In con-
fereneia con la arroKancia del orgu-
No a. - portamonedas. En verdad
soi,rla. nuesira asumida plttora DE- r.
queza eonstituye hoy partieularmen-
te va embaFazo. Mr. Hoover he sido
exacto al bosquejar II argument0
Nueato eKeeao d. production. sin po-
der enconffAr eompFadores europeos
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pedir, con aire de gran senior, media la
ia de gasolina y un cuarto gallon de
aceite, sacar, muy ufano, su taIonarlo
y, entregandoselo al mismo "alicate'
que lie vendiera ell combustible, decirle:
"Toma, haz til ell check ~ iApenas
saba poner su nombre, aquel pobre dia.
bio con infulas de banquero
A falta de monetario circulante, el
"check'' 10 invade todo. Con ''check'
Sc paga al casero, al tendero, al carni-
cero, al lechero, al panadero y hasta al
carbonero. Hay, sin embargo, Quienes
todavia Sc resisten aceptar checks
como buen dinero. Tai, aquel duefio de
un puesto de aqua de ''melao'' que hi.
20 fjar la puerta de SUI ventorrillo es.
te cartel: NO Sc ADMTTEN Nj CAM
BIAE7 "CHEKCS'', Pero, estas son
va muy raras excepciones y, seguir
como vamos, no ha de tardar mucho
tempo sin que al llagnar nuestra puer
ia en- demanda de una hmosna, en- vez
de "iun centavito, por amor de Dios!",
ell pordiosero reclame: "iun chequeci-
to, para depositarlo en- ell Banco" -.
porque Sc halla sobregirado.
isobre-girar! He aqui la puerta por la
cual tantos pillos escapan al duro cas-
tigo de la Ley.
No todo ell mundo tiene con fines hon
radios, cuenta alberta en- los Bancos. Mul
chos defraudadores Sc valen de este ia
Gil recurso para burlar la Ley y la bue-
ma fe de los que, confiando en- su engaao
so aspecto de personas honorables, les
entregan su -dineroso sus mercancfas a
cambio de un "check' contra SU Ban
CO, donde lay! al If cobrarlo Sc descu-
bre que ell ingenioso timador no tiene
fondos, o que apenas lie sobran algunos
miserables centavos.
Oar en- pago o zanzibar un "check"
extendido contra un Banco, en- ell cual
no Sc tiene cuenta alberta, es delictivo,
y Ell C6digo castiga severamente ell he
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Desde Nueva York
COLUMNS DE MI PATRIA

z Un compatriota, de los muchos que me
complacen visitando mi modesto hogar,
me regal6 un objeto de arte de insight
ficante valer material, pero de una alta
valia historical Y de legftimas esperanzas
en- ell porvenir. Sc trata de un ovalado
de porcelana, en- ell fonde del cual es-
tan pintadas la bandera americana y
la bandera portorriquefa entrelazadas
fraternalmente; sobre 10 alto, ell glofio-
so escudo americana, hacia ell Iado de-
recho; y al izquierdo, sitio del coraz6n
IN luminoso gallardete de la bandera
portorriquena, con un letrero que dice:
"vTvA PUERTO RICO LIBRE''
En- ell centro del ovalado Sc destacan
tres fotografias, colocadas como tres
puntos simb6licos. Las dos fotografias
de la base, son:
Don Luis Mufioz Rivera, a la derecha
y don Jose de Diego a la izquierda. iQue
bien estanl cu5nto hablan y cuanto di-
cen, en- esa posici6n, juntos los dos, al
que, como ell que este escribe, Sc detie-
ne pensar y revisar, en- hermosas
afioranzas, las pAginas luninosas de la
Historic Patria. Mufioz Rivera Jose
de Diego constituyen dos columnas ci-
lnentadas, sobre las cuales Sc esta cons
truyendc Ell esplendente porvenir de mi
querida isla. otras columnas hay como
Ell immortal Barbosa y Ell venerable We
We, que tarnbien han puesto sus hon.
bros para sostener Fernamente, y sin
temores de derrumbamientos, Ell Pc
oUENo GRANDE PUEBLO DE AME-
RIGA.
Las repdblicas de Sur America, con
muy raras excepciones, han sufrido, por
muy largo tempo, un estancamiento do
lorosisimo en- su vida de libertad. La In
dependencies en- ellos, en- sus primeros
lustros, 10 Su6 acicate nj pudo ser fe-
cunda riqueza para desenvolver en- su
seno la linertad, con todos sus bellos atri
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cho. Pero robar por medic de "checks"
contra un establecimiento bancario don
de previamente Sc ha hecho registrar
Ia firma iniciar una contabilidad, aun-
que luego no Sc tenga en- 81 fondos bas-
tantes para cubrir ell valor giradc, no
implica delito alguno, y el ladron puede
siempre "alegar'' que no saba que Sc
hallaba sobre-girado, que ''por error,
ignoraba que Sc lie hubiesen agotado sus
depositos en- ell Banco; hacienda asi a
las mismas entidades bancarias compn
ces inconsistencies de sus fechorfas.
Este, es un NAL muy grave, y hay
caballeros Ode industria7) que 10 han
convertible en- rico fl6n y 10 explotan a
maravilla, sin riesgo nj contrariedades
de ninguna clase.
81 la Ley determinara que cuando al
guien expidiera un ''check" entregan
dolo en- cambio en- pago, al ser pre-
sentado al cobro no 10 hicieran efectivo
por falta de fondos; formalmente infor
mado ell expedidor y concedidole un pla-
20 razonable para reembolsar Ell importe
del ''check'' en- question, no 10 hicie-
ra, fuera declarado culpable de un de-
Tito criminal; habrfa muchos estafadores
que en- vez de vivir a costa de aqueltos
a quienes logran engafiar con 'checks"
de ningun valor, irian a pedir trabajo
ALI donde creyeron que podrian darles
meior mas honrosa ocupacion.
Vean este quienes deben y pueden de-
tener los terribles efectos de este can
Ger maldito, royendo en- todas las esferas
de nuestro ORGANISING social. Es obra
de urgente saneamiento moral, y precf-
sase planearla y ejecutarla cuanto antes,
para que dejen de ser una anenaza los
tantos "vivillos'' que por ahf andan
llevando en- ell bolsillo, a 4nodo de gan
zla, una pluma fuente y un libro de
''checks" en- blanco. -.
Aquio LUSAJ.