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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Spirit of Virginia Press

The Portsmouth Star wants TO get in closer
touch with Richmond 1t says: PORTSMOUTH
is primarily interested in the building of the
Ridge Route highway to Richmond. to con-
meet there with the Washington Richmond
highway. for this city will be the Eastern
terminus of that route. The tourist travel to
PORTSMOUTH VII! be greatly augmented by the
construction OF this route and there will be
commercial advantages Of unoucstioned value"
The clinch Valley News is no, At all fright
ened. 1t speaks out thus: we have seen good
times over and again. We have learned
that duh times are frequently caused by each
man saying, i will let up a little and sec how
thinSs are going When everybody thinks
that ana does that. things go rather slow. Let's
all get busy boosting business. our town. our
country. the greatest in the world
In this season of good resolutions the Salem
Times Register gets off the following: LET
VS. nave faith in our country faith in the bank
# natural resources upon which we can draw
without limit; faith in ourselves and our
ability TO meet and master every difficulty
ana faith in that Providence which has led
America through all the past and will continue
10 read us so long as we trust in Divine power
and Divine guidance. Away. then with pes-
sinism; up with praise and optimism and on
with all the work that needs 10 be done jr all
the vide qualifications Of business activi-
'ics.''
Test o. Captain Pau! for Judge IIarrisous scar
" Congress. says: Some assert that the con-
test. whatever the nnal outcome may be will
nave wholesome effect upon politics in Vir-
cinia in the future. Leaders of both parties
VIII see that the election laws are fully COM
'lied with. and th!s In turn VIII serve To pre
rent the claim OF unfairncss fraud and trick
cry that is usually the cause Of bitter feeling
o'' w""n party leaders and workers where
mere ~ any bitterness shown"
Ta!king primarily to its local constituency
the cnipeper star gives some pretty good gen
eIai advice as follows: But blaming cv.rv
thing thats wrong tho war is a mistake
The war brought about changed conditions n.
course. but In a way IL brought some blessings
We've had high prices, ana we had the money
I" buy with. The solution now is 10 Keen
right al work, forget tho war as quickly ms
possible, and do the best we can 10 bring our
community around TO even better position
tran II wa' before the war"
crawf"rds Weekly has been observing
thinsH around Norton and in Wise County and
here ~ what II has TO say: "curbstonc OH
servers are asking the question why tho prohi-
bition officers has little luck I'm catching
the hiS liquor blockadcrS and such good luck
IN capturing little consumer who happens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
"rIcnsmrc Scckcrx.

Wincheli Sr. was n worker. Win
,.r''. Jr. was II shirk"r. and that is
"chtIy cursing Il bnlky carburctor
~ The quiet village OF South Para
That is he was until he chanced
10 look up and discovered q VERY
shocked old minister and an cn,olI;.
Sh"chcd hut also amused young lady
ioo"ing at him In reproof. THAT is
Nh'fr The romance with n capital /,
'n,"rs the plot which is entitled
Pleasure Seekers" and In which
ohln,E Elaine iiammcrstein ~ de-
lighting the patrons OF tn. Eiiou
ln"at'r. who are being attracted bv
MS new ard most likablc SeIznick
php;0play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

STRAND-Fritz Iribcr and Com
pnny, In "JuiIus Caesar"
ACADEMS-I<cith vaudeville.
nfJOU-E:iainr iinmnirrstcIn. In
"ilrpsurr Seekers
BItEBIRD - Neal Iinrt. In
"lIcli's ORsls."
BROADWAY - Lewis Sargent
aud Lin Lee, In "rhc Suui Of
YOUTH"
tSIS-Mnuricr TOurnrur's Last
Of tho Mohican~."
ihHIt-WIilacr Reid. In "rhe
Charm school"
DDEON - Constance Tnlnndsr,
In "thc Girl Of the Timber
Claims"
REN-I,"y Stewart. In "tid-rs
of the Dawn"
NICroR-w'illinm Fairbanks, In
~ Wcntcrn tdNrnturrr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
WON'T LIVE WITH HIM,
SAYS WIFE OF FRANZEN
Only Returned to Madison To Get
Remainder Of Clothes md lie
lOnElnrs, She said.
tBy Associated Pres!

10y -iSHV0I'NNN'I TtS''J
MADISON. WIS. ian. i0.-Recou-
Citation and reunion OF In" twp
families involved has not resulted
from The return OF Mrs. Phillip Fran
zen to her husband in Madison as
reported. according to statement
today By Mrs. Franzcn. arrested ia
ST Louis. Saturday. with Pierre l..
Authcr chemist. of Hyland fark.
m. who was alleged 10 have taken
the woman from her husband ~ the
point of = pistol.
Don, think this is the end. for
Mr.. EranZcn and viii never I've
together again" Mrs. F:anz.n said.
II only came back 10 Madison 10 get
the rest of my clothes and persona!
belongings"
Chief OF Police ShauShncSsy stated
thai Il charge OF grand larceny you'd
he pressed agaiHet Author for the al
legged forcible taking OF *liD from
Fr1nHcu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
jet the nluchrst substnncc.

j. L. r.. South Busion-Jct is the
blackcst substance known. II is a
species Il pc;rihcd wood or charcoal
and first was produced from pieces
of rock ana Shalr washed up on the
coast near Whithy. England Now,
however. 1t is obtained almost en-
tireiy by mining. The fines, quality
o..1si, near WhIt,y -. industry
there furnishes employment for
many Jet is found also in Bavaria,
bohemia France. Germany and
spain Some jc: is found In the
Gnitcl States, but .:ot much atten-
ton ta. been gi\cr la produce
lJI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Smrmcnf In Rnr Role.

The part that n youth of the city
streets plays in the affairs OF civic
Government is shown in The Soul
nf Youth" the new Rcalart special
now showing a; the Broadway The
after. II new picture in which boy
OF thirteen years is the most promi-
efforts that political campaign OF
graft. fraud and dishonesty is squclch-
cd and "a rotten candidate rendered
Dnwcrlcss. Lewis Sargent plays the
boy role, and many other players OF
equal prominence and popularity are
in the cast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

In writing to II gentleman In Richmond con
cerhinS the recent visit OF General Nlvcnc
'ne nero of Verdun. to that city. the generals
chiet or stan says: General Nivelle en,oy.d
oe'nS IN Richmond better than being any
"here else on his trip" Now if that is not
enough to swell the heads of Richmond mao
pie one would like to know what would he
-equired.-Backstonc Courier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my
topIr. cxcrptInE on legal nnh mrdl-
cal subjects, nrc answered free. An
ali Inquiries nre answered directly
by personal letter, 81 sclf-iddrrn>cu
stamped envelope TX required. Ah-
dress The TincS-Dispntch Inibrma-
tion bureau, RirhmOnd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Ncni Hart Popular.

''fiell's Oasis" the Pinnacle motion
picture drama founded on VIM. l..
Roberts famous stage play, The
Fighting Purson." will he shown at
the Rlucbird Thcatcr tonight for the
last time. IL has had most success
fui run and has been pronounced one
OF the strongest and most powerful
dramas o: the screen season.
Neal Hart the star. has increased
his popularity in this city by his eN-
ccllcnt performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Real Indians IN show.

fh"toplay FANS VIII have chnnCc
20 see many real live Indians in Maui
rice Tourncur's The Last OF The Mo-
means at the Isis Thcater. When
IourncDr made II hc Insisted upon
using as many real redskins as pos
sin!e. lie sent out FOR Indians. and
his studio was nearly swampcd
MANY defendants OF tho original
Americans act AZ the California,
studios ns French. Egyptian, Mexican.
Indian, syrian, Turkish, Chinese and
japancse characters and one old chief
said he had appeared as an E.skim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Enul,nurr 81. Hernnin-

Mrs. II. T., PctcrSbur".-The
FauhourE ST. German is an
aristocratic quarter of Paris. stu
atcd on the left banl: OF the River
Seine. Before the French Rcvoiu-
ton, IL was the rcsidencc of the old
nobility OF France some Of whose
mansions are still standing. In late
year II became the cnvorite sect ion
for many OF the ministers and am
bassadors, though some of the des-
pendants of the ancient families stiil
have their Ltmes there. Faubourg
means suburbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

ne Girl of Timber Claim" in
"h'ch Constance TalmadEc is again
,hp'"rihs today AT the Odcou The
at"r Is a production which delights
"!d and young. The popular star ha,
a ro!e h"liGhtfuliy suited 20 her and
ne production offers unusual enter
t1.nmcni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
nlncls md Mhitr.

T. X. L.. *Chuy. cI.-Pure "h!tc and
da"thc3i are not c"i'T". hut "i' 90
and black objects are comiH.'hi"
spoken OF as colorcd. althOI,:h the
former .cilec's and the Lac. al :
serbs all lie rvs !: pht w..n"ut
separating 'h.:n ~: !'!s properly
so called
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Christmas Cnrds.

Susie. Rlchmond.--The first Christ
mas card containing wu,ds of greet
lag appeared about 1852. and con-
sisted OF pictures O; robins, holly,
etc. Since then their use has sradu-
ally Increased and their man;!fa =
ture Is Il considerable industry IN the
United States, and immcns. uuanti-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Cinema Programs
Pretty Girls In Picture

Girls girls. girls. Dancing girls.
bathing girls. diving girls. athletic
EIr!S. There are some girls In wal
!aC" Ecid's new Paramount picture.
Tile Charm school" AT The Lyric
R"at"r. Mr. Reid is the principal OF
The school. ana Lila Leo IL th.. little
charincr who charms IN. handsome
principal into putting II wedding ring
ON her finger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

The dentist fills his cavity by hlling cavities
uc others
habit.
have no confidence in the man who picks
lin; from my lapel
An empty pocketboot is a sure sign of hon
80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
rs u. S. VESSELS IN HAVANA
HARECR FROM CONGESTION
Suggestion * Made That Shippers
Use Parcel Past for Small
Mcrcln nuisc.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l0.-FrcIght
congestion nj the port OF Havana
continued. the State department was
Informed today in adviccs. which add
that there are now in the harbor
seventy-fivc American ships.
The suggestion has been made In
Havana. the advices state: shippers
use parcel post for merchandise of
small hulk, so far as possible, in or
der to avoid delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

:" have quart IN his automobile. Tho ulti-
mate consumer OF the goods rs In nearly all
o'her activities. gets 1t in the neck while the
poo"e-maker or the booze agent has his way
and goes scot free"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Chnrcon, Ephx Daily rhourh,.

iiit don make SO much dinunce { me-" said
'harcoai Eph. IN a mood. 'hout'n dis hyar
Pr"hihitio1 movement only Mstah Man don
you'ali staht nothin' bout we cy,rn., 81,
chicken Try drumstick Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Two Good Attractions.

william Fairbanks in ~ Western
Ahvcnturcr," is again the feature OF
ne Victor bill today. This Western
inclodrama is one OF the real thrilicrs
OF the season. FATTY" Arbucklc in "a
ii"cklcss Romeo is the added at
traction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Up With tine Times
~ IL. d. IL.

Astronomer says danger can come to
earth from comet ronswinnecke because II is
only gaseous wandcrcr." Naybc so ,nayhc
SO, and still We recall how another gaseous
"anderer' wrecked the Democratic party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Even the Fiumc debaclc cant keep Gaby off
the irEi page. FOR now he's there with his di-
vorce case. His opera bouffe bad enough
hut his armours nauscouS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Looking Enr,Anrt

Now that Christmas is over. now that we
arc entering 4 new year. that, etc etc
etc. let us all buckle down TO hard work ,pd
save our money. step by step. dollar by dollar
Let us scrmp and and pinch and hang
onto every penny, that again next Christ
mas W" can all bug useless presents ccr people
that don't want EN-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Roy stewart nj Rex.

Riders of the Dawn" featuring
Roy Stewart, IL the feature attrac-
ton at the Rex Thcatcr today. stew
ar; Is a big favorite here. and this
picture is said to he one OF the best
i'm which he has even appeared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Famous physician announces that presiden
Wilson'S health is much improved Now let
hear what that other eminent specialist DR.
Moses has to say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Hens a; Charlottesville break cgg-laying
record After all there's nothing like uni
versity training
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

II really Is a business manager the Demo
cratic party is looking for and not Il receiver
as someone might cruelty suggest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

I.ocni Observations at y T.. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. northwest: wind velOcity.
IL. weather at : l.. NJ. cloudy.
Special Data.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Nathlall IL hours ending 8 T. M. 4
Rainfall - hours ending y T.. MI s
EXCESS since March ............. 4
Excess since January ..... / Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Rabbi denounces blue laws violative OF
the rights OF Jews. and he might have Ec:s
further and added the rights of everyone else
except the fanatics who paid for aLvocat-
ing them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
The Weather
tFurnisi,ed by U. 8. Weather uur.uu.,
Forecast: Virginia
Fair Tuesdny v.
warmer I'm southwest
portion; Wednesday
probably fair.
North Carolina
Fair Tuesday. We'd
nestiiy cloudy; mod
rrute temperature.

4, H.. VI, temperature ............ &c
MHNiinum temperature to y L. NJ a.
NJ, , ~. '',Ii p!rInture 10 =. M..... 81
M"ah teihpcraturc yesterday ... N
Norman tcinp"ratpr. for this date Al
nbn,ttNi'n,y srsl'tu"y :............. :
i,x', nj sine Match ! ............ 29S
'NN'7S "''''' january ............ Us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

North caroiinn moonsh!ner goes TO prison
Tor thirty years. hut the business will go right
,long without him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Harding is said to be choosing a Secretary
Of War with AN eye TO future peace 4 curious
idea. indeed. but there are plenty OF pacnsts
'r"m whom he may make his selection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Phiiadeipha is to reopen it's famous home
for incbrlatcs. and what Richmond wants to
know is how they get that way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

g gSnILsHED every day in the year II ~ 1 I%.n
~ Tenth Street. Richmond. Va. 10y Inc A'i"''
q sOIspntch PubllshinK Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
RirInuun1 Glmps.bisudtrh

" INE TIMES THE DlSPATSh
sf Est. Il SIS list. $50
= Entered january e1. 1905. the Fost -oficc AT
Richmond. Nn-. nv second class matter
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
Crave diSguStO en-.
ire (;6rdOva DaViIa
Y Gay. Coll Y CuChi

FL sabado por Ia tarde como Ia 6
do la misma, y en- la calle de Sal
vador Brau, en- los momentos, en- que
Ell Comisionado Washington, Sr. F6-
lix C6rdova Davila, SO encontraba en-
compafiia de don Antonio r. Barcel0,
sentado en- ell autom6vi1 de este, SO en-
tabl6 entire el primero Y ell Sr. Cayetano
Coll Cuchf quien estaba en- la acera,
una discussion politica, con motive de
las manifestations del Gobernador, la
cual fu6 acalorandosc por momertos
hasta ell extreme que Sc hubieran lido
a las manos a no ser por la pronta y
rapida intervention del Jefe del Par
lido Sr. Barcel6, quien ordenando po-
ner en- marcha Ell automovil evit6 que
C6rdova Davila Sc lanzara del CAIRO.
La discussion dltimamente degenero
en- una discussion personal, y ambos pro
hombres Sc recriminaron mutuas actua-
clones, suyas, por 10 que Ell Sr. C6rdo-
va Davila desde Ell autom6vil preten-
tii6 pegar al Lcdo. Coll Cuchi, Gu
va aggression repeli6 este, interviniendo
entonces el Sr. Barcel6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
Ell GOBERNADoR Sc DIRIGE
A Los JEFES DE PoLICIA

Con motive de Ia toma de possession
del gobernadcr Reilly Sc encontraban
cl sabado en- San Juan todos los je-
fes de Policfa de la isla, Quienes invi-
tados por el coronel shanton, visitarOn
Ia Fortaleza con 81 prop6sito de presen-
tar sus respetos a Mr.. Reilly. Ell
Gobernador estrech6le la mano cada
uno de ellos y luego dirigiendcsc al
grupo manifesto que tenfa de todos los
mejores informes, como caballeros y
funcionarios pdblicos, los cuales 81 ha
bia comprobado en- el acto celebrado
ese dia, durante el cual Ia marcialidad
discipline general Sc mantuvo a gran
altura.
Mr. Reilly SO despidi6 de los jefes
de La Polcia manifestando que 81 es-
peraba de ellos que cada dia Sc toma-
ran mayor interes por 81 cumplimiento
de las leyes en- general, tcda vez que
de clio dependia en- parte 81 progreso
Ia cultura del pueblo portorriuueho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
AIredor de un mensaie|

A estas horas Ell pals entero conoce
integramente Ell texto del discurso inau
gural ,pronunciado por ell nuevo Gober-
nador, Mr.. E. Mont. Reilly, quien tom6
possession de sn alto cargo en- Ia mafana
del sabado ultimo.
Desconoce.nos en- absolute la opinion
que haya podido fornar el pueblo de Ia
isla. acerca de las trascendentales mani
festaciones hechas por Ell distinguido go
bernante; pero, nos atrevemos afr
mar de una manera Categorical que Ell
mensaje de Mr.. Reilly ha sido Ell mas
discutido comentado de todos cuantos
mensajes han sido pronunciados por Co.
bernador alguno en- Puerto Rico.
Nunca, como en- esta ocasi6n ha esta-
do cl pals mas interesado y pendiente
de las declaraciones del funcionario, que
llega a gnbernar sus destinos, precisa-
mente en- les momentos en- que la Isla
atraviesa por la mas grave crisis politi
ca financiera.
AL pals Sc le habia hablado tanto de
un ''hombre fuerte'', y de tantas y tan
tas otras cosas, que La ansiedad por CO.
nocer los puntos de vista del nuevo jeff
del Executive, era realmente extraordi-
maria.
Asi pues, en- Ell Teatro Municipal, ante
una enorme concurrencia, frente los
mas connotados y conspicuos lfderes de
todos los partidos politicos, di6 cognien-
20 la lectura de su Mensaje, el hom-
bre, que desde ell sabado, Y desde su
despacho de Ia Fortaleza ha de dirigir
y encauzar los destinos de la Isla, has
ia 81 dia en- que sea nombrado su successor.
Parrafos maravillosos, reveladores de
SUI alto espiritu de Justicia, de una gran
ecuanimidad sinceridad de alma, pro-
clamadores de los mejores y mas sanos
deseos en- que esta inspirado para ell TO
mento del bienestar y la felicidad de la
isla, durante su administration, fueron
escapandose de los labios del ilustre Co.
bernante, la vez que iban cayendo con-
soladoramente en- las almas de sus oyen-
tes, que en- aquellos instantes tenian
puestas en- el, todas las esperanzas to-
dos los anhelos de la patria.
Pero en- cambio hubo otros, de una
tan grande signifcaci6n importancia,
que por parecernos los mas sobresalien.
tes y los que han dado lugar a las dis
cusiones y concentrates, los transcript
mos continuation:
Despu6s de referirse al decidido apoyc
que de su parte tendrian las classes ira
bajadoras, en- 10 que mejorar sus con
diciones de vida concierne, dijo:
s'Al mismo tempo siento un complete
desprecio por cualquier hder agitadol
Ilaborista cuyo lnico m6rito es ell d.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01

promover contiendas v discordias entire
sus camaradas del trabajo. Ell mundo del
trabajo estarfa mejor sin sus consoles o
jefatura. He Observable que usualmente
el agitador obrero "ni trabaja, nj hila
La distancia entire Ell capital y el ira
bajo no es un gran golfo sobre Ell cual
existe un puente colgante; es solamen-
te un paso y los trabajadores de aqui
cruzaran y Sc haran capitalistas, y los
capitalistas cruzaran Sc haran obre-
ros. iPlugue Dios que Sc den las ma
nos al cruzar!''
Y agrega en- otro parrafo:
'Nuestro sin igual Presidente, un
Presidente de todos los pueblos quie-
nes gobierna, Y nuestro gran Secretario
de la Guerra, John w. Weeks, estan
tan ,altamente interesados en- ell pueblo
portorriquefo como en- el de cualquier
Estado dc la Union Continental. Ellos
Sc sentirfan profundamente angustiados
al yer sentimie1lto alguno aspiration
alguna crecicnte cuya tcndencia fuera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
Mr.. {. Mont. RELY
ViSit6 Ia R0daC-
Ci6n de 'EI MundO'

Despues de haberlo anunciado opor-
tunamente, el sabado a las 4 liz de la
tarde visit6 la redacci6n de este pc
ri6dico ell ilustre Gobcrnador de Puer-
to Rico, Mr.. Mont Rely, a quien aeon
pafiaban los sefiores Benedicto, Shan
ton, Hull, Lopez Antongiorgi y Nc
Klure.
Mr.. Rely. permaneci6 en- nuestras
ofcinas por espacio de 10 minutes, du-
rante los cuales departi6 afablemente
con nuestros redactores, quienes lie ex-
presaron SUI satisfaction por la vista
con que honraba el psri6dico.
Ell Gobernador dijo sonriendo que
como el habia sido tambien periodista
le gustaria estar siempre en- franca So
lidaridad con la prensa aunque esta de
vez en- cuando lie atacara.
Sc despidi6 ell Gobernador NANTES
tandonos que en- su oicina de la For
taleza podiamos verle cuantas vcces
quisieramos, 10 cual constitniria una dc
sus mayores satisfacciones.
Ell MUNDO reitera SUI afectuoso So
ludo al digno gobernante, quien de
sea un exito complete en- el desempenC
de sus atlas funciones.