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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
PLAYS HAVOC WITH TELEGRAPH-
TRAFFIC THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES.
WIRELESS WORKS BETTER
, Sun Spots Visible to Naked Eye
Through Smoked Glasses, Held
,i.I Resp9TfiPIe for Disastrous

New York.-Electrica influences
exerted by the aurora borealis or
northern lights. believed to be caused
by an unusually large sun spot, con-
tinued to play havoc with the tele-
graph traffic throughout the United
! Ststesr especially In the east.
Telegraph wire chiefs reported that
this natural phenomena had injected
extra voltage into their wires, causing
What are known as earth currents"
and interrupting traffic. The same
cppditien continued and became in
cfeasingly intense. causing, one of the
deverest disturbances of its kind in.
80 years.
For more than an. hour. virtually ev-.
dry telegraph wire leading from New
York was out of condition.. Ocean
dables also were slightly affected.
epriously, however, the disturbance.
that tied up the land wires seemed to
strengthen the signals Of wireless ap-
paratus, which were unusually clear
during the period of the heaviest land
wire disturbance.
This interference Of electric. cross
currents was SO great that hardly a
telegraph or telephone wire was work
ing efficiently anywhere on the contir
nent - ~ 4
Chief operators and engineers of
the big companies say that the volt
age on some Of the main wires varied
from 300 degrees positive in one in.
stance, to zero and 1870 negative the
next.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20


Pontotoc. - The cole Deestrict
Skule" was given by local talent and
500 added to the library fund. The
play was under the auspices of the
lts4pt-tf fcher. .sggs agssggis'ayjIGn, ayIGn, /
Crystal Springs-Lem Henry, far.
Ifnes sfmng nerthsof town, sustained a
serious and very painful accident by
being run into with an automobile be.
driven by Mrs. H. s. Holt.
Natchez- Hospital day was observed
Here WITH tag day for the benefit
of the Natchez charity hospital, con,
Quoted under the direction of the
lapies composing the hospital auxil-
iafy.
Shernan.-vReW Henry g.. West.
baptist pastor. and Steve M. Parks.
assistant superintendent of the Bap.
'tist Sunday school, left for Ghattanoo-
sgA Tenn, to attend the Southern Baps
Iti$t convention.
- lGlarksdale.-- remains of : Win
stpn P. Moore. aged 81. prominent
business man and formerly mayor Of
Lhla, who died In a hospital in Mem
pkis from a self-inflicted bullet
wound, were buried at the Oakridge
cav,,at torxr. uu;th ;x,,nro.stxra Mosoc;o
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
Max Richter Dies

Berlin.--Dr. Max Richter, chairman
Of the executive board Of the potash
syndicate and German commissioner
at the worlds fair held in Chicago in
1898. is dead
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
Tr.otzky Ass cs;nss.E sRsb6Et.

RevAl fhe newspaper, wa6a MA
prints a'repUrt received from 'Terijoki,
on the RpssorFipish border. to the efr
fect that Leon Trotzky, soviet war
minister, IS seriously III with cancer
and that the best specialists III Russia
IRE attending him. No advices con-
iirmatory Of this report have been re-
port have been received from other
sources.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
McLAuRIN HEADS oRocERs.
Reelected for 18th Term At So, 900
Salary.

isssStSo tOF i@tu t0FW II $<oy9Uu
Salary.
Cfncinnati.-The Southern Whole
sale Grocers' Association concluded
its convention here with the re-elec-
tion for the 12th term OF the president.
y =. McLaurin. Jacksonville. Fla, at
salary Of SIS. 700 year. Resoiu-
'tions we're passed indbrsing the rfier-
chandise broker. the Use Of cotton in
stead of burlap for shipping bags;
mileage books at lower rates and rail-
roads be, not permitted to increase
rates without the sanction : Of the in
terstate commerte' commissions. "A
resolution demanding lower hotel
rates was tabled. The place, OF the
next convention will be selected later.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
ALLIED LEADERS
CALLED TO MEET
PREMIER BRAND HAS AGREED
" TO .HAyE MEETING TO AVERT
BREAK.
FRENCH VIEW IS ATTACKED
inspired Article in London Observer
Charges Frapce and Poland With
"a Attempt to Crush Germany.
Comments From Siiesia.

Schoppinitz. Silesia.-The Polish in
surgent leader, Adelbert Korfanty, al
luding to Premier Lloyd Georges
sthtement about Rybnik and Pless,
said:
Il believe 1t impossible that he
would make such statement before a
decision of the council of ambassa-
doris, and l do not wish to comment
on it,. IL
He added: Il am awaiting the de.
cision regarding the disposition of Up
per Silesia. We, will abide by it,
whether it is just or unjust, and fmme-
diately move out, If it is against us,
ahd return to Poland My duty is
dpne when the decision is announced" !"
Nowina Dolliwa, Korfanty's com.
mander of the field forces, declared:
Eve will not accept an unfair de-
cfsion- Upper Silesia belongs to Po-
land to the Korfanty line. y as
London.--The British governments
has asked the. French for an immedi-
ate conference Of the supreme council
to take up the upper Silesian question.
and Premier BRAND has agreed to have
the meeting, probably at Boulogne, ac-
cording to the Observers diplomatic
correspondent, which, it Is understood,
ib usually Editor Garvin himself.
N This action on the part of the two
leading countries, it is said, is the i'm,
mediate. outcome OF Mr. Lloyd Georges
nf1
Continuing, the correspondent, in an
fdiYently officially inspired article,
SayS:: ,Aasg
"At last the British government mas
shown its hand During the recent
London conference Mr. Lloyd George
attempted to raise the question of ups
per Silesia, but M. BRAND was ada
mant in bis refusal to discuss 1t; and
the prime minister yielded in the in
terests of entente solidarity. At the
same time that NJ BRAND was refus-
ing, French officers in upper Silesia
were organizing the Polish forces for
Occupation of the disputed territory.
"The British succeeded in staying
off the immediate catastrophe contem-
plated by the French in the West: 1t
was not possible to save the world the
catastrophe which the Polish proteges
lof France were contemplating in the
least. The scissors tactics of France
Polish diplomacy regarding Germany
has reached pitch where no British
government can any longer keep ST.
lent. The dangers that, in the opin-
ion of the British government, would,
have resulted from an Anglo-French'
break. are now less formidable than
the actual mischief already created by
the French determination to ruin Ger
many, both in the east and the west,
at all COSTS"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
HIGHWAY TO COST 100000
New Road to Link Arkansas Lin, L, With

Louisiana. ~
Monroe. La. .Aconstruction work On
the West Carroll parish highway from
the Arkansas line to ,Micheand, In the
edge Of Richlapd parish which, viii
cost 5000, 900 and win be one. OF the
more Important links In the Arkansas
and louisiana tourists way from LIT
tie Rock to Alexandria. Ia. viii be
gin. within sbOrt., time. ~, aa,i
The builqihg ,,qf this highway win
give ALMOST q complete. highway from
the sAfksnsas Tine to 'Alexahdfia, by
way Or Riehiahd' lOuachita Caldweia
daSalle.. Grant and Rapides parishes, I
distance OF 12q niles VI \ .al.sa.. I
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20

fMiamj, Fla-Three prisoners In the
Hover t6unty jail at Fort Lauderdale
walked out and escaped when the
jailer forgot TO lock the door.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20


s Greenwood Three white men were
zsrrqsted- three and half miles south
Ewea Of Itta Bena on charges of hav-
ling "a large amount Of whisky and an
app kratus for manufatturina Hqups jD
thef possession. The men are B. F.
Grile and son, Morris, and 4Qhn.
Is1's''. -.
Sbmmit.-The residence and all
household goods, clothing and good.
iy 3um OF money OF j. M, Watts, res.
idett Of Summit, weres destroy6d BY
firA At sunknoyn origin. The family
barely escaped the burning building
with only their sleeping garments.
Mr.. Watts &Aaaha9~a 5n.ss bs. about
"a eelra1a e aksiea only i Snelk kawouRt.
of 3sfA&ka - 80 ! y ssss " "a
- Eosssai G fG.-stfrsf;. B . az. 4. ,Gnlisftss
preMea f.the sfiehdh Sa4ftytgos.,
pei singing convention. anlfRlhcey thSJ
it 1N Bty38 spi -apR R@af meeting a.
Felissh h SisssSf - Il ! e AZ "a ..sf re-
quesEs every singing stoMp psofssn eseon''
vention to;esepd fiSSAl 42sif5ny
tol the GATH eriA1pla a1one- udrn--a letter
resiting the work Of the unit for the,
laSs elx nag1shs. IN
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
ERRORS IN Llsr BENEFICIAL.

Permit UnJustIy Accused VETERANS .
~ cIearfTher Recbrds. =
(, Washington From all that can be
learned there appears to be no pros
pect that criticisms In newspapers will
cause the war department to change
its policy of publishing the. lists of al
legged draft deserters, which have been
found full of errors that have stamped
some men who serted shonorably in
the army and navy in the world war
as unpatriotic shirkef5.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20

During the month OF April two Of
fices made gains OF more than SIS. 900,
ond Of them being Boston Mass. The
other. Tacoma. 141 postal savings de-
poiitors now have amounts Of more
thdn 800. 900 on deposit. New York
deposits amounted 40 $44,240, 1927,
Blbokiyn is second with $l5.4so, ,oz6.
ami Chicago third with $7.612,484.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
HAPTisTs PAY s5s5,ooo.
MissIssippi's Second Year Allotment
Was $7ooooo.

Blue Mountain Mississippi Baptists
have collected approximately $535, 1000
70 their pledges for the second year
OF the Baptist -s75.Oo00 900 campaign,
according to Dr. R. A. Kimbroush, of
this place, field secretary of the Bap.
tist State Mission Board OF Missis-
sippi. The, total allotment for the
sScahd yeerlAhs 100000. or, the eate.
While the actual cash and bond col
lections are short of the goal set for
the .seeopd yesr, the campaign is
looked upons as a victory by -dehomi-
national leaders because of the finan-
cial depression Of the times.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
|a,ssl sl1E tEs Ssl III iE|Il3 ssEI ss9 s''1 lit, / ! 6;

county last November.
Lexington.--William Moore. plant
or, living near here, was shot five
times and ipstAttlg killed by Fannie
Walton, a negro woman, whom Off
GERS believe Is insane.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
FEAR SEVEN DROWNED.
Barge Breaks Away From Steamer In
Lake Superior.

Barge Breaks Away From Steamer IN
Lake Superior.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.-The barge
Mites, broke loose from steamer
towing it on Lake Superior, near Fish
Point. The barge carried crew Of
one woman and six men.
The Mites was in tow Of the
steamer Myron when a blizzard swept
over the lake. Waves broke over the
vessel and the line to the barge
parted. The barge was sighted drift
'inev l11n1ess in the storm. The steam
Ei1lfG able to give aid.
rye Peshligo. which broke
hbH M the steamer Zilla White
!: !: ! : : : !
bsrAl Nes SLUMP.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20

DIR the shipping becad "a
uie of the shipn 10 orde sufi
tiFity. This hea] tpment coz
posed OF CARROT. Oeans, aS11eV Ape1S,
with cabbage predoniinating.
~
Hattiesburg. Plans were announced
sf banquetso. the sN2 mississippi
s|is s,s''i !. s'ss Hs'l + xS
night at the clhb, and among the not
ables present were ulustrious Poten-
t4te I. M. Moody OH rr71e 1emple,
Meridian, and Illus Pntate
Isadore Lehman OF Wahabi Tmple,,
jackson, who came atfeQ1ed. by Rany
al the notables Of cscitic!
Meridian.-At a. heon of theN
Meridian board Of = and cotton
exchange which was &ely atten9ed
BY business and profess Dhnn66. a
movement was launched for the build
ing in this city of college to be
Known as the Meridian college, rthe
property of this college, buildings and
site being recently sold tQstha Eorths
ern Methodist xfhurch tosbe converted
into college br the edssss On ne
xroes. snk,s ~.
Aberdee1 Wyatt aleeatate
dealer, has Closed Nbfg -deA I'm
volving s1o res OF MQprQes county
land. Thevs{{DGyrs plantation OF $50
acres and thsiI 9kle tract 1s>aQ- acres,.
owned by r. | wope, sold to W. E.
Massey Of pille. kE; 4 fsT ,iS s7s; s;y9, ;tos;
in the ne] IRE and exEjll find
many otil lNl bntuckians flf ? and
around thi5 pla who hsse~e eds-soed'
ana are D'0s ing. y ssels :,
.,as'n asst's.s 10 !, v. ..sss(ss di ssssii e. III
rooms of al organization and
listened I'd tdress p3y7fss. 4SssA
williams, a man Of the finance
committees @ehen s}S{fed ~ouf 81
their campa to sonat~ fyoH Cths
public $4R which il the fss0ciA
tion's bud J pr 1921. lN&t& ~ ~.
organizati1 b have promised their
support fo1 drive. and the Rotary
Kiwanis business Womens club
have orsahi' drive taenA~4 A>ee
Natchsx. meeting = t4thAa aaxpsx.,
ers OF Adau bounty has been. .c4lpds,
to be held at me county e0drts &1fset
hare for the nurposo Of forming tax
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
4 ISSISSIPPI
STATE NEWS

Ho Ike. Rev. S. P. Andrews, form.
erly 4 Halls. Tenn, and now pastor
OF II local Baptist church, left for
Chat nooga to attend the Southeg4
Bapt t convention.
Su mit.--The district conference OF
the ethodist church, BrookhaveR dis
trict convened at Topisaw camp
grou Dis to be. in session for four days.
The kev. H. M. Ellis, presiding elder
is p riding and full attendance of
the embers is present. ,sa,ys y.
ss*'ss slsl IIIt
M ton.-The senior play Of the Ma
con Ugh school was presented to a
lars audience at the Lyceurh theateN
and proved tremendous success.
Rea| histronic talent was displayed
and enthusiastic appreciation Of the
you peoples work was shown by all
-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20


Grenada-Dr. ]. R. Countiss, presi-
dent OF Grenada college, announces
that w bs No normal fo3 Mis-.
oE& ss s'sl ass u
answer to the many queries that cob
tinue to come to him from teachers
,
chaEa This projeel IS supplying
fof the surllus tea ~ of many
fal Es who are id of ready
money wisd which h1l0 naleS their
crops.
BALDWIN. The forty-seventh annual
decoration of the Confederate soldiers
ETavas toola plake herein the MasQnic
lceIneterys where many Of the gallant
FsbcysYh erS~st st@hb-wdreilsilled in.the
battle of Shiloh, near Corinth, are
buried ) The EXERCISED were opened
with sens, then lIayer by Elder M.
H. Mrmor. Several little s'girls strsw
|.rowepss on thd:grates. -~.s..
| s-+ses tF-
Y {nnesto IN. le. civic. league had
its last meeting for this club year.
One feature. Of the meeting vas the
feport 6f'Mrs. j. B.~Mnchtll. Who rep.
|res1Rted, the .JopestoWn ciYic League
Fin the state Federation al tacksbIfc.
se6ldle ttneg club, as a. whale viii: dis
fand until October, the library colHn-
F4QtssssedA byn1sbus'sn Ae dlssribap
81 asss ass' ss As ssaa'Rs : public
s<t1ui1ea. .>xg1h Rep-aJ~sEsFelts,. pre-,
siding elder Of ths Greenyille district.
|sfel6 NE a9c69 etuafs(ks5; Anfsrgheg
here in the Methedisf church, assisted
y Hh5s PASTOR; thS Kdy. sc e. AZ pafKs.
t3zk>verA s1pvsaftepdahce. Re.
ports we're mati9 at the nieeti1g from
uperintendenta sst Sunday. snasooh,,
from each organized class and mis-
ei4na1 6atetxn alsPs Tia. .satuR. oeata
e9alslQ4 5sl sssI~ s--ss
} dsssgbssaGsi;ss ssso3xsy4Js4
President Npdsworth and Col. Matti-
son, fepfSsentiAt Z t1ek S6riiefS shdme
board Of the United States, all Of Day
/ &kis. lnG u M h,kkl @Glstion
! I M :! &! = 4. yao establishing saaa I. in
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20
electricity in the air. but by earth cur
rents as well. Usually the earth, for
telegraphic purposes. operates as a
;nSeative pole Last nighk it played
ass .trisks ans upsesFR

n 7FOr mHHy HUurS tH5 CItIes OF tHe
United States and Canada were prac-
utically cut off FROM exchange of news
Ny wire. The Anhrican Telegraph &
mlephonelCVnpan reported that the
disturbance Wa UNI Arecedented in the
MRmory Of men 80 ears in the serv-
fhe real explanat pm Of the con-
nection between sun spots, the Aurora
and terrestrial electrical disturbance is
unknown to science. The only thing
that is known is that when spots
break out on the face of the sun,
caused by the eruption of internal
gases, the activities of the Aurora be-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-05-20

Tie government observatorik IFf
.pbrt a new spot on the bee eHt w
$4,000 miles long. and 4f,o9oAkidess
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-02
'Di0z case de tifOidea en-
San Juan

Dos nuevos casos de fiebre tifoidea
han sido informado; uno por 81 Dr., Mar
tinez Alvarez v otro por el DR.. AL
faro Dfaz. Ambos casos estan siendo
investigates por el Laboratorio
Ell ntmero de casos repcrtados en-
tire San Juan y Santurce en- este brote
asciende diez, de los cuales correspon
den siete al recinto de San Juan!
Sc ha comprobado va de UNI name
ra positiva que los casos de lss GALES
San Jose, Tetuan y caleta de San Fran
cisco adquirieron la infection en- Ell
puesto de refrescos de Bautista BrignO
nj 10 que fue confrmado por los anali-
sis del Laboratorio como IN portador
de bacilos quien la Sanidad obligo
a retirarse del negocio, despues de de-
sinfectar Ell local y hacer hervir todos
los vasos v utensilios del estableci-
miento. Ademas Sc procedi6 la va
cunaci6n de sus familiares y re'aciona-
dos mas cercanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-02
Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DURANTE
LA SEMANA PAsADA

La lluvia de la semana pasada ha 81
do bien repartida. FL promedio de toda
la isla fu6 cerca de tres cuartos COM
parada con la cantidad normal. HUI
macao infor1n6 que la lluvia habia sido
muy intensa La temperature media fue
casi medic grado sobre la normal. Las
cosechas en- general, han sido buenas
en- toda la isla, exceptuando algunas
localidades. Ell plantio de cana no ha
sufrido interruption y las luvias han
sido muy favorables para las nuevas
siembras. Informan los agricultores que
Ia mitad de la cosecha de cafe va Sc
Ia recogido en- las Tomas del Sur. La
evaporation de la semana, en- San Juan,
fu6 1887 puIgadas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-02
LA REvIsTA PUERTO RICO
ILUsTRADO"

Ell ntimero de hoy de la importante
acreditada revista Puerto Rieo Illus
tradon es uno de los mas interesantes
que ha dado la publicidad. En- sus
varias y excelente paginas graficas f.
guran fotograbados del dia del arbol,
de la procession de la virgen MiIagrosa;
vistas del primer torneo de "tennis'
celebrado en- la Association de J6ve-
mes Uristianos; importantes fotografias
de la sesiones la Conferencia del Des-
arme; vistas de los hechos mas resonan-
tes del mundo durante la Ultima sema-
ma y otras fotografias de la is.a.
En- la secci6n literaria aparecen no.
tables trabajos en- prosa y verso de J..
valdejuli Rodriguez, Pa1es Mstos, Fe-
lipe Jimenez Rivera, Antonio s. Pc
dreira, y otros mas, muy conocidos en-
Ell pals
Aconsejamos al publico que lea esta
interesante revista por sus magnificos
trabajos literarios v su amenidad en-
las fotografias del momento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-02
Dos CaTtaS a pTOpdsitO
del GObeTnadOT

Ell sefior j. r. Higueras empleado del
Municipio de San Juan ACADIA de recibir
una carta del sefior F. w. Tamblyn, de
Kansas City Missouri, quien entire otros
asuntos de indole comercial, lie dice 10
siguiente:
Como le gusta usted su nuevo 60
bernador?. . Nuestro hombre de Hard
ing en- Kansas City?. -. segin 70 he
lefdo no es 81 muy popular con cierta
clase de ese pueblo. -. Yo no lie conoz-
co personalments, aunque lie he dido nom
brar por muchos amos. Uno de los miem-
bros de su estado mayor, es amigo perso
nal mio.''
Hasta aqui 10 que dice Ell referido So
nor de Kansas City, a quien Ell sehor
Higueras. entire otras cosas, lie contest6
en- la siguiente forma:
-Contestando su pregunta respec-
to nuestro Gobernador, debo decirle a
usted; que pesar de 10 que SO Olga es
ell case que todos esperabamos que resuI
tara un buen gobernante, pero, 81 ha
lido muy lejos en- contra de la gran ma
yorfa de nuestro pueblo, y por consiguien
te nuestro desengafio ha sido muy gran
de.
Por supuesto, este, sevidentemente ha
sido debido que los consejeros que
aqui tiene 10 han dirigido NAL, y Sc de-
j6 nevar por un pequeio grupo de hon.
bres continentales, nativos sin escrl
pulos.y de ahi que su administration de-
/ je mucho que desear.
Una cosa que hay que adnirar en- Ell,
es SUI entusiasmo en- desarrollar ell pa
triotismo americana, pero es esta una
4 question va bien arraigada en- la Isla;
mas la manera empleada por el para man
tener este ideal, ha resultado contrapro
ducente" -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-02
Una caTta del ST. B6TtOIi
s.. ERangeI

San Juan, P. r., noviembre 80, 1921.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
San Juan, p. r.
Esttmado sefor:
Me refero a un articulo publicado
por mi en- el peri6dico 'El Dfa", de
Ponce, y del cual tuvo I'd. bien re-
producer algunos parrafos del rn4smo.
~ I'd. ha cruzado por este cOrtc
..yfa-crusis'' del reporterismo, habra
I'd. notado con cuanta frecuepcia ocu-
rren estas inadvertencias por parte de
los que ejercen tai profession, hasta Ell
extreme de que en- muchos casos ha ha-
bido que rectifcar conceptos que 81
bien no han herido la susceptihilidad
de los interviuvados, en- la generalidad
de los casos, ha hecho cierta impression
en 81 pueblo, 10 que demanda una recti
Acaci6n Immediate
En- este case que nos ocupa, no ha
nabido otra cosa que una ligereza de mi
parte; tengo que confesarlo asi; con to-
al franuueza. Entiendo, que el sistena
de reporterismo que Sc esta ejcrciendo
sctualmente, pone en- el reportero una
gran cantidad de responsabilidad que
el lreportero puede comprenderle asi a
1arga distancia verlo en- una forma We
lsda y por 10 tanto difusa.
Pnes bien, reconozco como he dicho
antes, que he sido indiscreto, y su vez
entiendo que varios conceptos de algu-
ma dureza mortifcante, los cua,es pom
60 en- boca del sr. Honore, son rnios,
ahsolutamente mios. Ahora bier, 81 he
1iegado . herir la susceptibilidad del
amigo Hpnore, en- todo aquello que res
pecta q sus relaciones amistosas con el
srg Toro Labarthe, debo advertir, que
no existen conceptos mortifcantes que
pusdan poner en- tela de juicio la anis-
tad personal de los dos caballeros alu-
didos, y 81 La arnistad politica que dej6
do existir entire ambos caballeros des-
de 81 instante en- que el Sr. Toro La
baxthe hizo suyas, case de que proce-
diesen de otra fuente, los cargos fornu
iadoles al Sr. Honor6.
Para dejar terminado este asunto de
una manera terminante, y para que ce
sen. comsntarios inItiles, repito, que ha
Go mias todas aquelIas frases uue ''pue
dan pOner en- duda, siquiera por un mi
nnto, la absolute correction del sr. Ho-
more en- sus actuaciopes como funciona-
rio dsaI como caballero. f.
ccnmi mas profundo agradecimien-
90, quedS, suyo s. s.
sns j. B6rtoli RAEGEL.
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al esclarecido poeta hatilianoi de este
nombre.
Secci6n segunda.-Que para dar cum
plimiento 10 aqui dispuesto, Ell sefior
Comisionado de Servicio Pnblico adquiri
ra ordenara colocar los correspondent
tes r6tulos tablillas que indiuuen el
cambio de nombre de la referida calle.
Seccion tercera :-Esta ordenanza en-
pezara a regir los diez dfas de su apro
baci6n Y copia de ella Sc hara publica
de acuerdo con la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-02

SCual de los "sIETE PEcADos CA
P1TALEs" le gusta mas Ud.7-pues
los de Francesca Bertini. por ser esta
L. artista prediIecta mia tambien
porquc papa me ha dicho que no CO.
meta ninguno hasta que no yea los he
chos Dor ella. Advt.