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Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
PREMIER BRIAND TALKS
 TO NEWSPAPER MEN


 Washington. Nov. 9.-General princi- ples- upon which questions at issue are to be settled will be laid down in the first days of the conference on limitation of armament and Pacific and Far East ern questions, according to the opinion expressed today by Premier Briand of France at 8 conference with American newspaper correspondents.
 Will the question of European debts to the United States come Up?' he was asked.
 T do not think SO" he replied. France has no disposition to bring forward the question and I do not see that any sub Ject not upon the program could be con- sidered without the consent of all the governments represented.'' In discussing the size os the French army. VI. Briand said:
 Our army has been reduced greatly and is in process of further reduction | We are going to the extreme limit con. sistent with the security of France and i | may say, of Europe. We arc in the ! presence of a disorganized Europe Ger many is dfsarmed as to artillery and tC small weapons. but with sixty millions ot 1 people and with an industrial power that | could create arms and war material with i great rapidity.
 1 We are in the presence Of two vol i canoes. On the other side of Germany fl ! soviet Russia in full eruption. The Ger 1 man volcano is runlbling The only bar 1 rier is Poland. Should that barrier fall 1 we would have the two countries of erup ton uniting. We must have suf1icien strength to deal with eventualities affect ing the world. The United States wil understand the significance of that duty because she sent so many men across tn ocean for what I may call world req
 sons"
 France comes to the conference. h continued, asking for nothing, solicit
 nothing, and has in the background n
 thoughts of things to be obtained for her self. We come rather" he added, usin
 a homely expression Of Brittany, wit
 pur ears more widely open than ou
 mouths"
 ''The American government in nursuin
 what it deemed rightly to be It's dut
 toward Europe took part in our affair
 because they were world affairs. W
 haver been invited to Assist in the discui
 sion and arrangement of Pacific que.
 tions because they are world question:
 have every confidence that an agre,
 ment will be reached in which the SOW, reignty of every nation Concerned will |
 maintained and the proper interests of a defned."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

FOR shE-Weu seasoned slabs and hard wood. H. E. Beard 6 Son, Tel 615-4. Iov4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
SOLVING BURGLARY AND
 SHOOTING IN BRIDGEPORT

Bridgeport, Conn. Nov s.-wth the arrest of Paul Rossberg. 2s Of East Haven, the police yesterday neared the solution of the sensational burglary and shooting at the home of Albert N. Dow, 63 Yale street, this city Tuesday night. Nov. 1. Warrants have been issued for three other New Haven men, and their arrests are expected momentarily. Their apprehension will probably result in an immediate cleanup of the entire affair .n which Thomas McNaIIy. of Medford, Mass, was shot Nnd fatally wounded by Albert c. Dow.
 Rossberg. who was taken into custory at his home in East Haven yesterday, is said to be the owner of the automobile in which the burglars made their escape after flle shooting. The machine is not yet in the hands of the police, but has been located and will probably be brouA... to this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
Joins the GreenI,af Company

Frank E. Allen. one of the veterans cf the agency fraternity of New Easlanc. recently has become a member ol tli. business getting department of the Green leaf company Of Boston. Mr. Allen is perhaps one Of the best known figures in advertising agency circles in that terri. tory. his long time of service there hav- ing established for him and unuspal acc qtGintance among New England adverlls- CTS. with publishers all over the counrr-- and their representative. Previous to his activities as business producer. MT. AL len specialized as an analyst of media. in which division he quality as one Of ths best Informed men !n the New EaEianl field
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
Davis Theatre

There a Main Street" that run. through Canaan" the mythical city aich Booth Harrington wrote about in The Conquest Of Canaan" In Canaan were some who were respectable and others who were not Once you were placed in the latter class 1 was next e impossible to live down the disgrace.
 Here. the respectabies looked up tu Judge Pike as their leader. His word was law. The unreEpectzcie accepted him because they knew that he owned their homes. their saloons and had their lives in the hollow of his hand
 A' the tile suggests. Main Street in Canaan was conquered and by two ot fha uerspectabies. Joe Jcssen and Ariel Ia bor. Ariel was fortunate enough to fn- her1t money which took her to Paris. Joe could not bring himself to conform with the Main street conventions whtch aroused such prejudice within hin that f,s was forced to leave town to carve out e better career.
 The derelupment of this interesting plot which brings out the hgness as well as the pettiness of a mid dfle-rize town. ts 1 Illustrated in the Paramount rfcturfzz- ! ton of ''The Conquest Of Canaan." |" which will be show at the Davis theatre on Friday and Saturday. Thomas Meivhan. as Joe UAuden, stars in the picture and Doris Kenyon in the role of Ariel Tabor plays the leading feminine part | The story Of a poverty stricken vounr 1 Irish nohlewo-nan who leases her ance-- { trai castle to a wealthy American. tr earn enough 10 lift the ulort-a~n. is Con. stance Binney's latest Realart picture Room and Board" which VIII be th, second feature Tom Carriran plays th,
 American tenant who. of course. Feei
 right thrnri~'' -;el7 die-1i~e or r'7s TIa1-
 Noreen, who Is posing as one of the mai n
 a1d takes charge of her and al4 All l.lu! debts.
 A news weekly and a very funny com
 edy named "Uneasy Money wlll be in cluded in this ali star program.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
FARM TOOLS, ETC.

One Empire mechanical mflker, two double units, in fine condition 1 three horsepower Fairbanks-Morse engine: 1 milk mixer, several cans. spring tooth harrows, moving machines l nearly new, 1 horse rake, 2 hand culttvator.s i disc harrow. ? Syracuse blows, 1 heavy team wagon. dump cart. hand roller. corn sheller. l clipping machine, hay cutter, top buggy, g. good one, 2 single driving harnesses, 2 sets heavy team harnesses. several collars and other harnesses and parts, l two-seated wagon. a dandy, l heavy two-horse business wagon. 1 sleigh and other wagons, 1 John Deere corn planter with check TOW Attachment, l Worcester Kemp manure spreader. Worcester two-row cultivator with hitler attachment, Gould's power sprayer mounted on truck. in fine condition, 1 barrel spray pump. winnowing mill, wheelbarrow, 100 apple barrels. 6 cider barrels, barrel press, 2 er.ndstones, pair team wagon wheels. about 50 tons early cut hay 70 tons silage 9 sets tackle blocks, ropes, chains, forks hoes shovels iron bars, and other articles far too nu- merouS to mention.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

consisting of chairs. beds. bedding. dish es, sideboard, sewing machine lamps, clocks, Nlctrola with several records, pictures, stoves, piano carpeting, and several other articles.
 MRS. NJ R. BASS. Caterer in attendance. If stormy, next fair day.
 Auctfoneer's Statement: As Mrs. Bass is unable to get help to carry on thia farm, everything is going to be sold without reserve or limit. The stock is in good condition and the tools are in fine shape. Come early and enjoy Q good sale nov9WThS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

AIadison.-It was unanimously voted to award Milton Burke the $50 prize which Mrs. R. J. SaEderson offers each year to tho person who has made the most improvement Tn the appearance .,t his lawn and grounds about the house during the year. MT. Burke has mad a marked improvement in his place by fill- ing in and grading in front of his house.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get fl
What Is Going On Tonight

Norwich Stationary Engineers Associz- ton. No 6. meets in Buckingham Memo rial.
 Palmyra Encampment, No. 8. L O O F., meets in Odd Fellows' Hal
 Lafayette Council, No. 2o7. L'U. st ] E. of A. meets at 25 Shetucjzet Street
 Women of Mooseheart Legion. No. 1s4 meet in Moose Homo.
 Clan Graham. No e5I. 0. s. C., reets in Stelner's Hall
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures q Strand Theatre.
 Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Motion Pictures zt Davis Theatre
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

EXPERT repairing done on all makes of player pianos. interior installations done on all player pianos work fully guaranteed. Address G. Lawrence Schnei- der, 15a West Town St, Norwich To~i.-
 0oySd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
SHE KNOWS AFTER eo rEARs.

ANcold. even when it has developed hacking cough. difficult breathing. sleep less nights raw throat and sore lungs even then a cold yields quickly 10 Foiey's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Milton Waite Boz 32. Azalia, Mich, writes: T have used Foley's Honey and Tar for the past 20 years and. find there is no other cough or croup remedy like it. You may use my name" It gets right at the seat of trouble. Children like it. Lee osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

67 Broadway, Norwict. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
Sale on school Street

Thomas H. BecKley. broker. PTS Main street has sold for Mrs. Bridget c. casx- dy, the two tenement house. No. zf School street Mrs. Ida Belsey. the neu owner. WEI occupy the entire house in the near futus1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Through the agency of A. v. COvello Marietta Piacenzo has cold her uro ten ement house. ze3 Central avenue. to Ai4 Maria Pusateri Of Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
at 9 o'clock a. m., Or MONDAY, NOV. Il. 1891. 26 HEAD OF STOCK.

including 1 very fine year old IIolstein bull (sire Johanna Veeman, Vale), reg istered yearlings. 15 very choice high grade Holsteins, several new mich. the balance to freshen soon. [ 2 wear olG heifers. ] pair work horses. weight about 2SQ0 pounds, @ good team, 1 pair black horses, weight about 2600 pounds. good workers, 2 shoates, about 140 bounds each
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
THE DIME SAVING BANK
OF NORWICH

The regular Semi Annual Dividend has been declared at the rate of 1 per cent. a. year from the earnings of the past six months, and will be pay- able OF and after November 15, 1921.
 FRANK L. WooDARD, Treasurer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

What does a woman win 8 drug store complexion do when she wana 10 make a bluff at blushing,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
A Bulletin For Sale
 advertisement Will Sell l.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. In the District Court Of the United States for the District of Connecticut. In the matter of John Donovan, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
 , I will sell at public auction on Nov. IT, 1921. at one CD o'clock in tho after noon. on the premises, the property of said bankrupt known as e4 Roath street, 6S Roath street and 45 North Cliff street, Norwich, Conn, comprising three (3) separate tracts of land. with a tenement house upon each tract. ' Dated the 9th day of November, 1921.
 WILLIAM II. wAKELEE,
 Official Auctioneer.
 LESLIE L. BREWER, .. Trustee. l. 57 Broadway, Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
MUSIC
HELEN L. PERKINS TEACHER OF SINGING Phone 552-2 Studio, Alice BIda /
CkROPODTST \

4. G. THOMPSCN, F. S. Chiropodlst, Foot Specialist (protect your feeO. Suita 7-S. Alice Bldg. 321 Main St.. Norwich. Conn. Phone 1S66-@ lan3Id
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
AUCTIONS
ANTON L. BRIGGS .... Auctionee,
 Telephone Lebanon 1s-5. AUCTION

will sell at public auction at my farm in the Town of Scotland. two miles east Of Windham, the following described prOperty.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

$5O.0O buys a beautiful s125 Edison
 l disc phonograph, semi-cabinet model ; l easy terms granted. The PIaut-Cadden Company, Norwich, Conn. oct22d
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
Ia INUNDACION SIGUE
EN- E. ESTADO De OHIO
Milnres de personals abando-
nan sgs hogares para po-
reTse a tempo @ salUo

-cisg-arra Espccia: pcrG Ii PRENSA".
CINCINNATI. Ohio. d;ciembre %
Hoy ha coatinuaGo creciendo =! rio
Ohio : en- las p-.meras horas de a
-uaAana miles de personals abandona-
ron s@s hoga-es recorda&do II inunda-
c.Gn de hace ocho ahos.
Il gran arroyo Mil los a-royue-
los Miami Y Licking han salido de
sus GAUGES Y es,in a-roja@do ;o-ren-
;cs de aqua en- e. rio Ohio.
South Cumminsvii:e y s. Bernard
han s.do abandor2dos por sus habi-
:aates.
Las aguas contiauaa creciendo CT 70
daS las poblaciones del vale de Mus
kj7cun Las perdiGaS en las prop:eda
dcs han S;do Turhas. pe-o no So sabe
que Sc haya perdido r.nEura vida.
e trafico tnteru-5aHo y el se.vic;o
Se--ocar-iIe-o Sc nan susDendido en-
a secc;tn. en- ia que casi toios los
yGeDteS han s:do Lerribados.
Sc han tornado var!as orsanizac:o-
ncs de soCOT-os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
SIGUEN PIDIENDO Ell RECONO.
ClMiENTO DEL GOBlERNO
DE OSREGON

TelearGma Especial pora la PRENSA".
NUEVA YORK. dicicmbre 25.-Des-
de Ia ciudad de Mexico ha telegrafia-
do Stevens 4 los peri0dicos de Hearst
extractos de cartas firmadas por pro-
minentes hombres de negocios, eEtre
los cuales figuran Frafton Greenough,
vicepresidente de L. Baldwin Locomo-
live Works, Regan. de Houston, Texas,
v otros, asegurando cue el credito de
los mexicanos es el primero de los Ia
tino -americanos Y que no hay raz6n
para que Mexico no sea reconocido
por los Estados Unidos.
Regan escribe 10 siguiente:
.Mientras "The Times" Sc ha EXPIRE
sado con durcza &c los mexicanos, du-
rante los ultimos seis meses, nosotros
heulos sido muy afortunados con nues--
tros creditos en- Mexico de hecio
nos ha lido mejor que con los de los
Estados UHidos, en- cuanto Il las per-
didas Sc refiere. Nosotros creemos qIe
este constituye una prueba positiva
de Ia confianZa en- los mexicanos
nos asegura mayores seguridades pa
ra 10 future"
Otros hombres de negocios de la
ciudad de Mexico dicen que el reco-
ri;2cimiento significant mucho para Ne
xico, pero mucho mas para los Esta-
dos Unidos porque ESQ har4 que
Mexico sea un pals pacffico indus
trioso por muchos amos y los mex-
canos haran inmensa cantidad de ne
gocios con las empresas americanas
de exportaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
FUE VA RETERADA LA
RECLAMATION POR LA
CAPTURA DEL 'MABEL"
Habra asentes en- San Pedro
y San Diego, para el despa-
cho de barcos a Baja, Cal.

Los ANGELES, California. diciem-
bre 24-E! Gobierno Americana de-
cidiG retirar Ia reclamation enviada
al Gobierno de Mexico con motive de
II captura del barco pescador mabel"
que hace pocos dias estuyo internado
en- Ia bahia de Ensenadl, 3. c, bajo
81 cargo de pescar ilegalmente en-
aguas territoriales mexicanas ' condu-
cir un contrabando de armas. La ac-
tt!ud del Gobierno dc Washington Sc
basa en- que tanto IA embarcaci6n CO.
mo sus tTipulantes Sc hallan nueya-
neate en- libertad, despues de habe:'
enterado las nuItas que les impusie-
ron por n violacion a las leyes de pes
ca, sabiendose que el cargo de contra
-ando de guerra fue desechado por faI
IA de confirmation.
Con este motive el Consulado de
Mexico en- esta ciudad recibi6 noti-
cias references a que Ia Sccretar-a de
Agriculture Fomen;o ha decidido
tener agentes en- San Pedro y San
Diego para el despacho de barcos que
Sc dirijan Il aguas mexicanas, exten-
Giendo los documentos que ordena. Ia
ley. Sc cree que con este no Sc repi-
tan actos como los que determi1aron
Ia captura del .'Mabel" por el cafo-
nero .!Tecate."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
En- case de que sea asi,
renunc:ard la Secretnia de
Industrial y Comercio,
pare quedar en- li5er-
tad de defenderse
de los Gtaques

Te!csrana Especial para la PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. dicienbre
25.-Anoche, ell Secretario de 1ndustrla
Y Comercio, Lie. Rafael Zubaran Camp
many hizo declaraciones a un repre-
sentante del perijdico metropolitano
Excelsior" diciendo que iba celebrar
una ampla conferencia con Ell Presi--
dente para conocer cual es el espfr1tu
que lie anima con respecto de su actua
ci0n en- e. ramo que tiene encomenda-
do fin de definir su conducta futura.
Agreg6 que es hombre honrado que
sus procedimientos. sin exception al
guna. los somete al previo acuerdo del
Presidente antes de enviarlos Ia ete-
cuci0n. por 10 que ahora 81 el General
Obres6n apoya los ataques que lie, dlri-
gieron en- Ia Camara con la intenclon
que Sc les di6 en- IA session del juevcs,
renunciara desde luego su Cartera pa
rar duedar en- absolute libcrtad de de-
fenderse de tales cargos, para 10 cua1
hara amplias declaracionss a Ia prem
50. con las que Sc espera justificarse
por complete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
UN PORTORRIQUENO LIE
CONTESTA A HARDING
Condena solamente la falta de
equidad en- los ncmbra-
mientos de empieados

Tcicgramo ESpccio! pare 'LA PRENS4".
WASHINGTON. diciembre 25-EI
Presidente Harding ha recibido una
carta firmada por el comisionado bo-
rLquense, Davila, en- Ia que Sc dice que
los portorriquehos no Sc quejan de Ia
proportion que hay entire los nombra-
mientos de empleados americanos y
nativos, sino que obietan Ia incompe-
tencia de los agraciados con tales nom
bramientos.
Esa carta cs cortestaci6n a n que
el Presidente Harding escribi5 hace
dias al senador King informandole
acerca de los nombra mientos oficiales
en- Puerto Rico y diciendole que ell
nuevo gobernador ha elevado Ia pro-
porci6n de los ernpleados nativos, res
pccto de los americanos.
Davila dice en- esa carta:
Los portorriquenos no sc oponen a
que los americanos desempenen car
iics en Ia isla. simplemente porque han
nacido fuera de ella, sino porque no
pueden estar conformes con que Sc
sustituyan competentes nativos por
americanos cuando los primeros han
demostrado su habilidad y competen4
cia"
D4vi!a cita en- apoyo de su tests los
casos del comisionado del Interior
del .Iefe del Departamento de Salubri-
dad, asi como tambien condena la ac-
cion del gobernador Riley, al haber
nombrado como secretario particular
y jefe del servicio secreto a individuos
que TO saben hablar espafo!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
HORRIBLE !ACCIDENTE A
UN OBRERO MEXICANO
EN- JACKSBORO, TEX.
La explosion de unas cdpsulas
de dinamita le arrmco los
ojos de las orbitas
Telesrama Espeeic! para La PRENSA".

TeIeSrama Espceic! para La PRENSA".
JACKSBORO, Texas. diciembre %
Tn desgraciado acc:dente ocurriG
aver 4 un mexicano, en- un punto si-
tuado siete millas de esta poblaci6n,
Y a -consccuencia de el, el iufortuna-
do meSicano Sc encuentra en- estos mo-
mentos a las pucrtas de IA muerte,
pues los medicos cue 10 atienden han
dado pocas espe-anzas de salvarle ia
vida.
IL hecho. segGn ha sido narrado por
testigos preSenciales, ocurriG Ge es;a
uancra cl mexicano Fidencio Uresta
de treinta cinCo amos de edad, que
rresta sus servicios en- Ia compania
Prize Pipe Line" Sc dedicaba aver cn
IA tarde a iimpia- unos capsules dc di-
namita. cuando inesperadamente, al
tcnerlos entire ambas manos, hicieron
explosion. causandole al iafortunado
ohrero tcrrib'es deStrozos. Los ojos Sc
le saltara-on De las 6rbitas, graves
qUemaduras sufri6 en- el rostro que lie
Gued5 desfigurado, y en- las manos y
rodil!as n explosion le cause lesiones
de impOrtancia.
Ures;a no tiene Ell >esta poblaci0n IA
mili2res nj parientcs, y solo Sc sabe
que es de Monterrey. Sc eSpera que
LA PRENSA. sea el conducto que ha-
ga llegar conocimiento de los pa
rientes de Uresta este dcsgraciado ac-
CiGente.
Las personals que sepan ell lugar
donde residcn los famiiiares de este
senior. harlan bien en- dirigirse al Sc
Eor L. Rodriguez, a esta ciudad pro-
porcionandole log datos que Sc requie-
rem.
Tambien espera Ia colonia que
el Consulado Mexicauo a quien CO.
rresponda esta jurisdiction tome n2ta
del case. fin de cue tome las provi-
dencias que estime prudente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
Sc acusa q los 5anqueros de
hacer GpGrecer grave la
siiuccion en- Mexico

Tciee~cAs.s Esuecia! pars IL PRENSA'.
CICDAD DE MEXICO. diciembre
@5.-Anochs fae-on propo7cionadas a
il prcnsa unas GcciaEac:ones del go
bie-no que niegan tot&lmenre las no;i-
c:as esparcIdas en- los EsraGos Ua:dos,
De que n situaci6a de nues:ro pals
como ex:-sInadamenie c-itica de que
reiaa una ana-qufa dcsespe-ada. D!cen
81 los cIrculos oficiales que estas YER
stones las propalaD los banqueros anne
r.canos los que. eStAn vivamen;e inte-
yesadoS en- u baja de nuestros ralo-es
cX2lotaH iSs alarmas Y abuican extra
o,dinariamente los sucesos nexicanos
para iog-ar su obje;o. que es e. aca pa
raniento de los valoreS mexicanos.
Las artcCiorcs deCiavacioTcs So dicen
a'.tcr:zadas por 81 gos!erno. pero no
las 5cspald2 IA firma de :yncionario
r-Ilif,n a'-yl;uo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
HABLA CANTU De LA
REBELLION EN- BAJA
CALIFORNIA
Define su aCtitud eI eX-
Gobernador del Dis
trito Nortc
No sen fli5usteros los que
em2rendieron el movsHnIento,
sino mexicanos

Una declaracijn de cue el reciente
:royimiento rebeidr registrado en- la
Raja California, 10 tue obra de fjiihus-
te:os sino de ciudadaros meXicanos
ha hecho el coroHel Esteban Can
ii en- ca-ta que iiriSe LA PREM
SA. Al wis;nu tempo. q eX-Goberna =
dor de! Dist ito Eorte d. Baja Cali
fo-nia cXn-2Sa Que sus IDEAS po!.Iicas
son Con;-arias Z, regimen aclual dc
Mexico .avorab,cS I iodo movimien-
TO cue t.eHdl = IL reconstruction ma
ciorai. soore II base de "a Constitu-
ci6n de 1857.
L, roroHci Cant0 esc.ibe este dia-
:io. Gesde Los Angeles. California.
Gondc reside. con motive de haberss
pu5licado ca los pe-i5Gicos d" Mexico
uras dec.arGciones atribu!das u su her
manu Jose = Cantu, QI!en, como lc
!nform5 LA PRENSA. fue aprehendido
ea IA Ciudad de Mexico Y NJe"lado
bajo cauci@n.
La carJa del coronel Estcban Cantd
dice. en- sus parties ,princ!paleS, 10 ST
gJ!!enie:
Como han ap2"eCidO en- = pronSa
d!aria declaraC!ones atribuiGGS mi
nermano Jose =. Can't. soDre G, re-
cien;e moviniento revoiucionar!o cn u
B2ja California. ssent&ndose. en- subs
tanc:a: que estan hechas mi nom
bre Y con mi plena autorizaci3n; que
=! movim!entc ha sido oh-a DE-! fill
bus;erisrno y que es ant!patri1;ico poy
cue puede dar lggar complicaciou"s
internacionales. cUnsidero de mi deber
hacer pu5.co, de una vcz por todas
20 siguiente:
Que EaGie tengo auto-izado para
hace- declarac.ones po,i;icas 4 M
| ncmbre.
Que. mis- ideas politicas. como "a
o;ra vez. 10 he publicado. son contra
rias al actual sobic:Ho usI:rpador d,
Mexico, : favorab:es 4 toGo movimier
TO que tienda = "a reconstruction ma
| Cional. dando = IA vcz tranqu!ltdad a
to6os los espIritus.
Que 500 So ruede reconStruir dem