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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
FATTY ARBUcKLE IN PRISON
Famous Movie Actor Held for CAUSING
Death of Virginia Rappe.

San Francisco-Rigid investigation
by the police, the grand jury and the
coroner was begun into all of the cir
cumstances surrounding the death of
beautiful Virginia Rape, the moving
picture actress, following the wild
drinking party given by Roscoe Cat
ty) Arbuckle at the ST. Francis hotel
last Monday.
Almost with her dying breath the
beautiful actress accused Arbuckle of
having been the cause of her injuries.
This assertion was made to the police
by Mrs. Jean Jameson, the nurse who
attended Virginia Rape at the St.
Francis hotel and who was at her side
during her last moments.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16

Judges awards, 1921 Harvest Fes
tival and Labor Day Celebration al
Bruce.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,

LUCdS county, SS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARREa
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
A. D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
f. J. CHENEY G. CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
Food Train Wrecked in Russia.

Moscow-Seventeen carloads OF
American relief administration sup
plies were damaged and delayed by a
freight train wreck between Riga and
Moscow. The amount of the loss is
unknown. The shipment consisted
chiefly of rice and flour.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
Two Negroes Lynched.

Aiken, S. C.-TWo colored men were
lynched in a cornfield near here. They
had been charged with an attack on a
white woman. The men were tied to
stake about 200 yards from the
scene of the alleged attack and their
bodies riddled with bullets.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-16
Auto in Canal, q Dead.

Buffalo, N. Y.-Four persons were
drowned when a closed automobile in
which they were riding went into
canal on the river road, about q mile
beyond city limits.
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
Lest we forget: Imbecile
Henry's hired cur is still barking.
FLOWER DAY

Flower Day is now an estab-
lished institution among Zion
lists. The money realized on that
day, which this year falls on June
10, goes to the national fund.
The national fund, as it's name in
dicates, is for national Jewish
purposes in Palestine. The in
vestment is permanent posses
sion of the entire community or
commonwealth. ..
In harmony with the old Mo-
sale institution and it's underly-
ing principle "that the earth is
mine, saith the Lord" Zionists
desire that the land in Palestine,
or as much of it as possible,
should remain national property,
to be leased to bonafde builders,
money 81 tt thts national fund is
used for that purpose, i. e., the
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10

Christendom seeks and finds in
,spiration in the Jewish Law, not
the laws, but the Law" Gods
law of righteous living, as re-
vealed to and by Israel. What is
the Christian gospel itself but an
other version of the Jewish law?
While Shavuoth thus fills us
with justifable pride that ours is
the merit of having bestowed this
gift upon the world, it also re-
wives the hope within us that
some day the world will accord
us full recognition for it, and
thus, freed from the hostility that
prejudice ever fans against us,
will enable us to direct our intel
lectual energies into that sphere
in which Israel of old was. pre-
eminent-the sphere of religious
and moral thought and culture.
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
THE SEMINARY'S CAUSE

Every Jewish holiday has ITS
message, and Shovuoth brings
the message of loyalty to the
Torah. Inseparably bound up
with the Torah are the institu-
tions of learning. When appeals
need be made to support or to
save such institutions, there can
be no more appropriate time for
presenting their needs than Sho-
.vuoth time. One of the institu-
tions of higher learning in straits
at present is the Jewish Theologi-aa
cal Seminary of America, which
has had an honorable and useful
career of thirty-fve years, train
ing rabbis and teachers, many OF:
whom occupy positions Of honor
and responsibility in the largest;
cities of the country. !.
The difficulties in which the,
Seminary finds itself are due, in
part, to the industrial conditions
In order to enlarge its work by
adding to its faculty and give.
finer opportunities to it's students
while at the Seminary, activity
last spring resulted in substan-t
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
KEEP RADICALS OUT OF
PALESTINE

The resolve of the British gov
ernment to keep Bolshevists and
other extreme radicals out OF
Palestine should meet with the
hearty approval and commenda-
ton of all those who are inter
ested in the welfare and progress
of that country as the new Jew
ish homeland. The fact that
many such radicals may also be
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
CONFIRMATION

The beautiful rite OF Conflrma-
ton on Shavuoth is Reform
Judaism's gift to the modern Jew.
AS religious ceremony it is not
surpassed in value by any other,
ancient or modern, J ewish or non
Jewish, because of it's element OF
impressiveness, and the beautl-
full religious lessons it teaches and
exemplifes.
The argument of the orthodox
that it is a rite borrowed from
the ceremonial equipment of the
church, and therefore smacks OF
''hukkoth haggoyim," is not
valid, since it is only an expan-
sion and a modernized appl1ca-
ton of the old Jewish custom OF
"bar mitzwah," of which the rite
of Confirmation in the church was
probably an adaptation. There
is, therefore, nothing un-J ewlsh
about it.
The merit of the Confirmation
service is evidenced by the popu-
larity it is gaining in an ever
larger number of conservative
synagogues. where other reforms
are looked upon unfavorably. At
the same time it serves as the
opening wedge; and once the
breach in orthodoxy is thus made,
other reforms are sure to follow.
The Confirmation service
would leave an indelible impress
sion on athe minds of the young
people concerned, and would be
perpetual stimulus to loyalty on
their part, if the parents them
selves did not often weaken its
influence by their own inditfer-
ence, or by allowing themselves
to BE lured away by new cults
utterly at variance with Judaism:
How lasting can the effect OF
Confirmation on the child's mind
be, if the parent divides his or
her allegiance between the syna-
gogue and some other church?
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
ED1 TOR lAL
SHAVUOTH

Shavuoth, the feast of "Mattan
Torah," of the Giving of the Law,
should fill the Jewish heart with
pride and hope. It reminds us
that the Jew, for SO long the
"outlawed" of the world, is the
one who has given 'the Law" to
the world, the highest law, the
God-given law of righteous hu-
man conduct.
The nations of civilized and
semi-civilized humanity have at
all times framed constitutions OF
government, and enacted laws of
social and civic conduct. But the
law from which all have drawn
inspiration and guidance, and
which has served all as text and
exemplar, is the Law of Israel,
the religious doctrines and ethl.
cal principles first proclaimed
from Sinai. !:
The world has been and still IS
10th to acknowledge this debt to
the Jew. The great religion that
is itself the product of Jewish
minds has, contrary to the spirit
and intent of it's founder or in
spirer, proclaimed to the world
that it has come to supplant the
Jewish law, and to make it unnec-
essary. Yet it has found it just
as impossible a task as it would
be to eliminate from the worlds
intellectual treasure-house the
ever inspiring models of the art,
literature and philosophic specu-
lation of ancient Hellas. Nay,
the world could much better get
along without those intellectual
treasures than without IsraePs
gift to humanity Law.
Christianity may claim that it has
brought a gospel superior to the
Jewish law. Yet every day
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10

purchase of such land as shall re-
main a permanent possession OF
the Jewish commonwealth. Sure
ly, no lew could wish to see his
money spent for a worthier
cause. The "Flower Day" appeal,
therefore, should receive a liberal
response.
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
AMENDMENTS / AND Q

No reader of this paper and no
Jewish citizen of Minneapolis
need be told of the merits OF
Amendments l and 2 to Our new
home-rule charter, and urged to
vote for them. No one appre-
ciates the value of education
more than the Jew. Amendment
| is to furnish Our school board
more ample means for keeping
our school system strictly up-to-
date, by having more and better
paid, and, therefore, better-quali-
fed teachers, and by carrying on
those branches of a common
school education that are consid-
cred as essential by modern ped
agogy as are the three RS.
Amendment 2 is to furnish our
library board with larger ap-
preparation for the maintenance
of our central library with its
branches and stations at the high
est degree of usefulness and eff
cient service to the public. What
the public school is for the child
that the library is for the adult,
although children, too, derive
considerable benefit from it. Both
our public schools and our Ii
braries have lately been crippled
in their service as a result of in
sufficient funds. Yet the differ
ence between the amount the av-
erage taxpayer has until now con-
tributed for the maintenance of
these public institutions and
what he will contribute when
Amendments l and 2 go into ef-
feet, is so small as hardly to be
noticeable. Let us, then, vote for
better schools and a better Ii
brary. Let us vote for Amend
ments l and 2. !.
S. N. D. !
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

true Zionists should make no diff
ference.
Think of the stupidity and
recklessness of people who, know
ing the difficulties that still beset
the realization of the Zionist pro-
gram, and: the serious problems
that confront Zionists at every
step, are aggravating the situa-
tion and piling up some more diff
ficulties, nay, are putting sword
into the hands of Our enemies,
by their fanaticism, their agita-
ton, and their silly, mischievous,
though futile, antics and ges-
lures. Think of the utter IRE
sponsibility of people, who, know
ing the hostility with which the
so : called Christian NJ O S e m
league is opposing the Zionist
program, are yet foolhardy
enough to give the enemy an ex-
cuse for instigating riots and
massacres! Think of the infatu-
alton of people, who, while Zion
lists are having the greatest diff
fculty in gaining a foothold in
Palestine, are already discussing
vociferous1y the dethronement
of capitalism, the elevation of the
proletariat to a position of domi-
nance, and the rest of the social
istic and communistic program!
Socialism or communism is no
more desirable or practicable III
Palestine than anywhere else. A
Jewish Palestine will furnish no
more fertile soil for it than would
an Arab or British Palestine.
True, we desire the largest meas
ure of social justice and equality
of opportunity in Jewish com
monwealth. But the Pittsburgh
Zionist platform amply provides
for that. If that platform is ad-
hered to, and when it's principles
are carried out, the Jewish COM
monwealth in Palestine will be a
model of a free and progressive
human society. Socialism will
not be necessary then to do away
with the evils of exploitation,
profteering, unemployment and
grinding poverty. Socialism is
certainly unnecessary now to add
to the perplexities of the Zion
lists. There are enough of them
as it is.
The American Jewish world., 1921-06-10

JEWISH CALENDAR.
6681-l921.
Rosh Chodesh hAdar-......................Wed Wed Feb
Rosh Chodesh Friday. Mar. II
putin ........................T Thursday. Mar. "a
Rosh Chodesh Saturday. APR.
Pesach, First Day--...-.........Saturday April zS
Pesach, Seventh Friday, April ~
Rosh Chodesh Sivan....-.........T Tuesday. June !
Shabuoth ...................-..-Su Sunday, June IL
Rosh Ghodesh Tammuz... friday, Aug. o
Rosh Chodesh Ab................-Sunday. Aug. IA
Rosh Chodesh Sunday, Sept
Rosh shonoh---------.-----Monday, October
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
Los delegates hanCGSGS dGGl que su
laGiil lGdiId que Sc Gnnielle G|
aGleilO SObIG buquGS G8pita|es, para
Ella CNStuf una gran eSGuadIa
Ell Senddor Knowles, que fu6 zen la mi
sion americana SdntO Domingo, dice
quelvd a presentdr al SenddO dfflddvltS
SObre las dtTOCidddeS COmetiddS pOr los
mdrinOS del TIC Sam en- dquel pals
ODE NuEsTRo sERv1c1o cABLEGRAFIco ESPECIALLY

precisamente cuando otros miembros
de la citada comision habian va decla-
RADIO que en- Santo Domingo todo mar
chaba bien.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 30.-La
delegation francesa en- las Conferen-
cias ha replicado la proposition de
los Estados Unidos sobre la limitaeion
en- ell maximum del tonelaje de unida-
des submarines y de buques de guerra
auxiliares, que fila en- diez mil tonela-
das, y en- su respuesta dice la mencio-
NADIA delegation que referira esta
question al gobierno de Paris, para
que decida 10 que haya de resolver,
puesto que ellos, los delegados no Sc
Green autorizados para definif sobre
una question tan compleja y de gram
des alcances para Francia. Solo Sc
ha llegado un acuerdo en- cuanto al
Unite en- el tamano de los canones
que han de portar los barcos de que
ira auxiliares, que Sc ha fijado sean
de ocho pulgadas, y los de los buques
capitales, de dieciseis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

WASHINGTON, diciembre 3d.
Fondamente contrariados los delega-
dos ingleses con la actitud de Fran
cia en- cuanto la limitacion subma-
rina, han declarado que este asunto
es deplorable en- extreme; pero que
Gran Bretana, 81 Francia logra sa-
lirse con la suya, tendra que decidir-
Sc por no aceptar ninguna limitacion
en- los armamentos maritimos, y que
seguira construyendo cuantas unida-
des de guerra crea conveniente para
defenderse de los submarines.
WASHINGTON, dicienlbre 30.-Si-
guen los delegados franceses las
Conferencias poniendo toda clase de
obstaculos al mayor exito de las mis-
mas. No contentos con ell embrollo
que Sc traen con la question de los
submarines los buques auxiliares,
ahora anuncian que su nacion tiene
la intencion de solicitar que sea en-
mendado el acuerdo tornado por las
+. tres grandes potencias maritimas So
,bre los buques capitales, de manera
que Francia pueda iniciar un nuevo
proyecto votado por su Legislature
sobre construction de algunas grandes
unidades de guerra. Los deseos de
Francia son de poder adelantarse a
otras naciones algunos amos en- la rea-
lizacion de sus planes maritimos, 10
cual va contra Italia. Pero avisados
va los delegados de esta Ultima poten-
cia, va sus delcgados anuncian quo 81
a Francia SO lie concede 10 que pide,
Roma tambien solicitara que Sc lie ha-
gan ciertas concesiones en- este res
pecto.
NEW York;, diciembre 30.-El
senador Horace G. Knowles, miembro
de la comitiva que fue Santo Do
mingo para estudiar la situacion dc
aquel pals bajo cl regimen protector
actual americana, ha manifestado a
los reporteros en- esta ciudad, que vie
ne dispuesto presentar ante el Sc
nado de Washington infinidad dc
''affidayits" sobre las atrocidadcs CO.
metidas ,por los marines del TIC Sam
en- la desgraciada isla del Caribe, y
sobre todo que trae cargos sensacio-
males contra el Contralmirante Sa-
.muel S. Robinson, gobernador militar
de aquel pals, quien-anade-"ha es-
tablecido en- Santo Domingo un go
bierno de. terror y amenazas, contra
los indefensos nativos". Las declara-
clones del senador Knowles han caido
en- la capital federal como una bomba,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

LONDRES, diciembre 30.-La cues
ton angloirlandesa sigue su curse sin
que hasta la fecha Sc haya llegado
una solucion deinitiva, como Sc creia.
A las constantes demandas, tanto de
los ulsterianos, como De los sinnfei-
ners-sobre todo de Gstos-pafa que
Sc hagan ciertas moditicaclones en- eI
tratado Lltiuaamente firmado por las
delegaciones de ambos p&ises, ha res
pondido hoy el Primer Ministro bri-
tanico, Lloyd George, diciendo que el
gobierno de S. u. ha llegado hasta ell
dltimo Unite de 10 que podia conce-
der Y Que "a le era impossible reasu-
mir nuevas discusiones, como Sc lie
pedia. Esta declala ion del Premier
ingles, ha causado un hondo descon-
tento en- todo Irlanda, tomandose por
la mayoria del pueblo como un reto
lanzado al pals por Inglaterra. Es-
peranse con tai motive graves desor-
denes en- las principales ciudades IL
landesas, sobre todo en- Cork y Dublin,
donde la vigilancia es incesante por
parte del Gobierno,
NEW YORK, diciembre 30.-El pre-
clio del azucar ha llegado er, esta ciu-
dad al mas bajo rcgistrado en-
ounce amos a la fecha. Azucar de
Cuba ha Sido vendida y u costo y
flete. Granulada fna bajo 400.
NEW YORK, diciembre 30.-Los
registros de la Policia senalan que
durante Ia celebration del dia dc Pas
cuas, fueron halladas seis personas
muertas como consequential dc haber
ingcrido bobidas alcoholics, fabrica'
das cor ingredieAtcs venenosos. Los
agentes de la Prohibition han inicia-
do una persecution intensa, fin dc
encontrar los autores dc la veIota dc
tales bebie'as, para proccsarles criml-
naImente, ademas dc por violar Ia
ley Gle la Prohibition.
TERRE HAJTE, Indiana, dicicm
bre 30.-El lider socialista que hac'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
Ell ESTADO DE DON PEDRCH
AHsU.tGA

Ell eminente DR.. Roldan, medico Gle
cabecera que asiste don Pedro Ar
suaga, ha dado hoy el siguiente bole-
tin facultativo:
"El enfeimo ha pasado la noche un
POGO mejor, descansando algo a cor
tos intervalos. Siguen sin propagarse
las lesiones boncopulmonares. Conti-
nua la gravedad, aunque parece ini-
ciarse una ligerisima mejoria.
Siguen prohibidas las visitas."
Para calmar la ansiedad de los nu-
merosos amigos del ilustre paciente,
transcribimos el parte medico, consig-
nando nuevamente nuestros votos por-
que la leve mejoria que parece iniciar-
Sc continue y nos devuelva sano a
nuestro buen amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
DONA RITA CALAF, V1UDA DE
BRUNET

En- ell vapor espaol, "P. de Satrus-
tegui'', ha regrcsaGo esta malana la
distinguida seilora Rita Calaf, viuda
de Brunei, acompaiiada de sus peque-
nos hijos de gu hermana politiea
la gentil serorita PeNta Benero.
Como saben nucstros lcctOres. la
bella dana la pasado por la tortura
de Yer morir en- Londres, su amante
companero. nuestro inoivitlahle amigo
Panchito Brunei. la tristeza de esa
muerte que pone On su frente las to-
cas- dc Ia viudcZ premature los lutos
del dOlor insondable en- su alma, tuyO
esta mariana la hora del triste y
dulce re,rcsO la TERRA nativa, un
recrudecimiento amargo.
A rccihir Ia apenada viaJerl. Il
los tristcs Uncertainties = Ia scorita
de Benero. viuieron de MaHatf Y otraS
poblacioncs .lon Federico Calaf, don
Jaime Calaf, don IgnGcio Franco, y
otras muchas personalidades conoci-
das. Al muelle fuelGn los sehores
Zorrilla, de Ia Haba, Benero, Sdenz.
Lacesta. Y inuchas Gitllns dc nutStr;,
mejor s,Hieciad.
Ell IPARCIAI. lritera IL Ia ape
NADIA vinda n homemade rcntLido de
su simpntia y de su i,speto Ell esta
hora dMorosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
LA GRAN TRAGEDIANTE MARCIA
RITA NIRGU ESrA EN- san JUAN.
DE PASO PARA LA HARANA
Ell INSlGNE DON JACINTO BENA
vENTE NO vIENE con ELLA

y 3urtlo d"l vapor eSpahol. P0tricio
de- l'dirdStcgHj. Va para Ia lInbana Ia
ilu>tlr actriz Margnrita Nirstl. con su
notable compaliil, Ell que ligura, como
primer actor. don Alfonso Munoz.
La Nir%1 que es, como sahtn uues
trus lectores. uua de las grandeS ac-
trices cspalola>, Ia primera de todas
rn In actualidad. sr,tin diccn muchos
criticoS. va contratada para actuar en-
cl Teu.ro de la Comcdia de Ia Ha
bana, por el con1cido empresario Don
Luis Casas. que trajo aquf fltima-
mentr la Compania de Emilio
| Thuiller.
No viene con In Xirgti el gran dra-
maturgo Don ,Iacinto Benavente, CO.
mo Sc habia dicho. la compailla csta
/ contratada por treinta frnciones en- Ia
Habana, y desputs ira q Camaguey.
! Santiago de Cuba Y alguna otra ciu-
| dad importantc de Cuba. Desde Cuba
| Id PoHllldllld iIu IL hAcJLNo' ! pI'','plN
mcnte il New York DeSpuGs. ALA pa
III mayo JUNO, podra vcnir a Puerto
Rico.
| Tn redactur de FL. IMPARCIAL
/ habl0 bordo esta mailana. con Ii
! ilustre tragediante, que le presento a
algunos de sus companeros. F0rman
I'll elenco de la Compania treinta y
| cuatro artistaS, entire ellos. Maria Bru
| Eucenia Vera, Carmen Carbonell, Am
paro Alvarez. Jose Rivero, Modesto
Rivas, =. Pcrchicot y otroS artiSta>
de mucho cartel
/ La Airgu lleva estrenoS, cntre clio;
los dos tlltimos que le han proporclo
nado dos grandes triunfos Ell su re
riente actuaci5n en- el Teatro Espalo
de Madrid La Carmen, arreglo d'
JOAQUIN Montancr, LIZ Ertrdha, d'
Eduardo Marquina.
I DeseamoS a la eminente artista Ill
gran eXito en- su toArRee Y aguarda
mos ansiosamente el momcnto dc Gu
brir de flores la escena de nuestro vie
10 teatro, cuando ella la aiumbre col
la luz de su arte supreme.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
Ell ESTRENO DE ESTA NCCHE
Bolivar, por Villaespesa.

Hay una enorme demanda d. loca-
lidades para asistir esta noche al es-
treno, en- ell Municipal, del drama de
Francisco Villaespesa, Simon Bolivar.
Los ensayos han sido cuidados con
mucho esmero Y la obra sera monta-
da con la misma propiedad que en- Ca
racas, donde tuyo un eXito e2,traordi-
mario
Nuestra buena sociedad Sc dispone
rendir a Villaespesa un gran home
maize esta noche.
El notable actor senior yictorero
hace una maravillosa Characterization
del gcnio de America que ha sido lie
vado la csccna, con tan clara vision
y con tanto carino por 81 egre%io Poe
ia Nillacspesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
Distrito de Coanlo.

Ell dia &c del corricnte mes, Ell ell
barrio Cuyon murio repentinamente Ia
sonora Teresa Padilla, mulata, como
dc so amos dc cdad, mientras estaba
lavando orillas del rio Cuy6n, en-
compania dc otras lavanderas. Segtn
los informes suministrados por sus
familiares, dicha sonora padecia de
unos ataques, siendo sorprendida por
uno de estos en- el sitio donde lavaba
Y cl cual lie produjo la muerte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
Lloyd George, ante las GDntI0NlSs Dc
n101aS de los i|aDdeSGS para Qu5 Sc
Gnniende d TratadO, Ia li51O que
|ng|ateTT9 ha NGgadD a 81 initP
JdmdS durdnte ounce amos habiaSe
vendido ell dzdCdr tan bdjo preCio en-
New York como en- eStOS uItimOS dldS,
en- que hd lIegddO COtizdrSe a CentaVO
Y tres CudrtOS la libra
fpE NuEsTRo sERv1c1o cAB1EaRAFIco ESPECIALLY

POGO fuG liberado de L, plision lie At
!anta por el Prezid2nte Harding al lie
gar a su hogan en esta ciudld fud re-
eibido por una mantle taci5n compues-
ta de mas 10000 "camaradaa" que
portaban estandartes rojos, 5orlbreros
rojos y cue iban iluminando IL para
da con multitud de hachos. La ciu-
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hondamente emocionado, pronuHcian-
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