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Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
TROOPS
NOT TO Be SENT
into MING0 AREA
BandhoItz Says State Au-
thoritieS Had Made But
Feeble Attempts to Curb
lnSurgent Movement.
tBy The Associated PressJ

Washington. Aug. 29.-Feieral
troops will not be sent to West
Virginia to deal with the situation
in the coal fields there unless an
other request Is made by the state
authorities, Secretary Weeks an
nounced today after o conference
with President Harding.
The war department in state
ment dealing with the situation
said Brig. Gen. II. II. Bandholtz,
who investigated conditions in the
coal fields, was of the opinion that
the state authorities had made but
feeble attempts to check the
growth Of the insurgent move
mont" which led to a march to
the Mingo section.
Governor Morgan in a letter
to General Bandholtz, written Sat-
day said there was every indi-
catic that the situation which
Id g9 my request for federal as
ss.Ra3e has reverted to a status
rhiu the power of the state au-
thorit es to handle"
Tha war department gave out
Far 1hlication "a statement from
fNs White House with reference to
hs Vest Virginia mining situa-
cussing the dispatch of Brig
e1i3e General Bandholtz to the
n ne. the statement said:
neral Bandholtz arrived at
IN apitol building in Charleston
fhol. 3:15 August 26. The COVER
Ia cd
stated in effect that he felt obliged
to make the humiliating admission
that the state could no longer ham
die the situation.
"Messrs. Kseney, Mooney and
Houston were next admitted, these
gentlemen being respectively, pres
ident, secretary-treasurer and at
torney of. district IT of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America.
"They were briefly and courte-
ously informed that a condition at
least verging on insurrection ex-
listed in the state Of West Virginia,
that this condition was due to the
action of members of district II,
that leadership entailed RESPONSE
hility as we'll as prerogatives; that
in case a state of martial law
We're proclaimed the leaders would
be held Strictly accountable.
"At $50 o'clock a. m. Messrs.
Keeney and Mooney left to check
the forward march of the miners
and to induce them to return.
About $3.50 p. m. they reported by
telephone that the movement had
been checked and that the men
had voted to return.
"West Virginia has a state con-
stabulary OF about 200 members
which If properly utilized could
have prevented or delayed the ini-
tial assembly Of the miners at Mar
met within about ten miles of the
state capitol. The legislature be-
fore adjournment passed nation
al guard enabling act, effective
July l, but by August 26 only an
adistant general had been ap-
pointed"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
WONDERFUL CAIN
IN WEIGHT MADE
BY YOUNG WOMAN

Before I began taking Tanlac
| only weighed 76 pounds. ! now
weigh over one hundred and am
gaining every day." Said Miss La
Rue Davis, of Chattanooga, Ten
nessee.
II bought my first bottle OF Tan
lac at Gas City, Ind, and it helped
me so much that | continued using
it. | have always been very delicate
and suffered a great deal from
stomach trouble and rheumatism. !
rarely ever had any appetite and
simply could not relish anything,
l fell off until / only weighed rs
pounds~and was so thin | looked
perfectly awful. This is the condi-
ton I was in when / began taking
Tanlac.
"Oh. I feel SO different now.
Even my complexion is improved.
My appetite is good and l can
hardly get enough TO eat. Tanlac
is simply gpand and l can truth
fully say that It is the only medi-
cine that has ever done me any
good"
Tanlac is sold in Albuquerque by
the Alvarado Pharmacy and by all
other leading druggists everywhere
ADV.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
ARMY ANIMALS TO Be
SOLD AT FORT BLISS
AUCTION ON SEPT. 8

Surplus government animals will
be sold at public auction sale at
Remount Station, Fort Bliss, Sep
tember s, according to informa.
ton received at the chamber OF
commerce yesterday. The sale will
start at 9 O'Clock a. m. All bid
ders will be given chance to in
spect the animals on the day of
sale upon application to the sup
ply officer at the remount depot.
Sales will be for cash or certi-
fled check and the government re-
serves the right to reject all bids
which>it mey see fit. Special ar
rangement has been made with the
railway companies for sufficient
number of cars for buyers to ship
after the sale.
More than 400 draft mules, seven
draft horses and forty-seven cav
airy horses will be on sale during
the day.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
LECTURE ON CLARA
BARTON AT Y. M. c. A.
TO BE HELD TONIGHT

An evening Of music with an ad-
dress on Clara Barton by Mrs. Dix
lie Owen, founder and president OF
the Clara Barton Memorial asso-
citation, will be held at the Y. M. c.
A. gymnasium tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. owen will be assisted by sew
eral local musicians. Admission
will be free.
The program follows:
America, by audience.
Piano solo by Miss Gwendolyn
Grigsby.
Vocal solo by the Rev. Charles
r. Mexican.
Violin solo by John Catron.
Plantation melodies, Mrs. Owen
accompanied by Mrs. Lewis
Thompson.
Address, by Mrs owen on Clara
Barton, founder Of the American
Red Cross.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30

Food Products company to have a
small cold storage room under any
circumstance. and the enlarge
ment of this unit to the proportions
of a real cold storage plant will be
done at an expenditure of many
thousand dollars below the cost of
such a plant as an independent en-
terprise."
Mr.. Wilson just returned from
a trip over the Estancia valley.
bringing with him several pictures
of farm products that are interest
ing. One is picture of corn COW
ering one-half section of land
and which looks like it might have
been taken in some great corn
state. Another picture shows 800
acres OF pintos. These photo
graphs can be seen at the Journal
office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
NEW HEAD OF THE SECRET SERVICE
HAS IEEN A SLEUTH ALL HIS LIFE

William J. Burns, famous Inter-
national detective. who has been
appointed by Attorney General
Daugherty to be director OF ths
bureau Of investigation of the de-
partment of justice. has been a
sleuth ali his life. The great de-
tective and the attorney general
are old friends. They were boys
together in Columbus, Ohio. Mr..
Daugherty regards Detective Burns
AS many others do-as one Of the
foremost detectives Of the world.
The selection Of Burns to head
the department of justice bureau Of
investigation is believed to be but
a preliminary step in the move to-
ward the consolidation Of all of the
federal governments detective
forces, with the exception Of the
intelligence departments Of the
army and navy, and there is little
doubt that Mr.. Burns will head the
merger.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
To OBTAIN
SEPARATE TRIALS
IN KENNE EDY CASE
Both BurCh and Mrs. 0ben-
chain Enter Pleas of Not
Guilty When Los Angeles
Case Opens for Hearing.
(By The Associated Press)

Los Angeles. Calf, Aug. 29.--
Every effort will be made. to OBJ
tain separate trials for Mrs. Mad
alynne Obenchain and Arthur c..
Burch, it was announced by their
counsel today, after they had
pleaded mot guilty" to charges of
having murdered J. Bolton Kenne-
dy, broker, and their trial had been
set for November 1.
A general counsel was planned
late today by Paul Schenck, chief
of defense counsel, his associates
in the defense, Richard Kittrelle
and Ralph r. Obenchain, the for
mer husband of Mrs. Obenchain.
and the Rev. w. A. Burch, of Ev-
anston, ILL.,. the father of the other
defendant.
1t was expected the Rev. Burch
would start tomorrow for Evans
ton. to complete arrangements for
his sons defense, and that Oben-
chain would remain hero to assist
In the defense of his former wife.
Schenck, whose absence from
the city resulted in two postpone
ments Of the pleas, said his first
action in the defense would be an
interview with Mrs. Obenchain. and
his second probably a visit to the
Kennedy cottage at Beverly Glen,
near here, where the young broker
was slain, the night of August 5.
When Mrs. Obenchain appeared
in court she showed signs of her
recent collapse in her cell in the
county Jail, but Bureh seemed in
his usual health and spirits.
After the pleas had been entered
before Judge Sidney N. Reeve, of
the superior court, the defense
asked for an opportunity to file
a motion for Separate trials. The
announced 1t was un-
decided whether to oppose the ac-
ton. The court then granted a |
of ten days, so the
matter could be determined ex
parte.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
JUDGE JOHN R. McFIE
UNDERGOING A SERIES
OF OPERATIONS HERE

Judge John r. McFie of Santa
Fe Is at the Presbyterian hospital
here, where he underwent the sec.
ond of series of operations yes
terday. The condition of the Judge
is favorable and another operation
will be performed later in the
week.
judge McFie underwent an oper-
alton here, for double hernia last
October by, Drs. p. G. Cornish and
DR.. Gillette Cornish. The surgeons
at that time advised postponing the
second operation until now. Mr..
McFie is attended here by his
daughter, Mrs. Lansing Bloom of
Santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
I. ASPIRIN

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package of genuine Bayer Tablets
Of Aspirin. Then you will be fol-
lowing the directions and dosage
worked out by physicians during
II years, and proved safe by mil
lions. Take no chances with SUBJ
stitutesI II you see the Bayer
Cross on tablets. you can take
them without fear for Colds, Head
ache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Ear
ache. Toothache. umbago and fof
Pain. Handy tin boxes OF twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin
is the trade. mark of Bayer Manu-
facture of Observation-Disclosures of
Salicylicacid.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
GEORGE GEAKE TO
MAKE TEN VICTOR
0PERATIC RECORDS

George Geake will leave for
Camden. N. j., next month to full
fill a contract with the Victor COM
pany for making ten operate rec
ords this fall. Mr.. Geake expects
to leave about August 20 and will
remain at the Victor plant at Cam
den for about month. The rec
ords will be on distribution during
the winter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
To HOLD
PHONE HEARING
ON ELECTION DAY

ESPECIAL pisFIreH TO SosHlno JouHNAu
Santa Fe, Aug. 29.-The
hearing on kicks against the
telephone rate raises probably
will be held September 20,
election day, il was announced
today by the corporation COM
mission.
1t was said the commission
and telephone company had
agreed as to the date, but
whether the hearing would be
held in Santa Fe or Albu-
querque was not settled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
There's No Friend Like an Old
INr.iand

An old friend will always help
you in time of need. 1t Is the same
with Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. 1t Is an old and
tried friend in many thousands of
families and like other old friends,
can be depended upon in time Of
need.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30

The marriage of Miss Edith
beavor Webb, New York society
girl, to George Miles, a groom in
the stables of Benjamin Behr, Of
Chicago. has set tongues wagging
in the metropolis. The young wom-
an is lover Of horses.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30

ONTARIO GOVERNOR DIES.
Toronto, Ont, Aug. 29.--Lionel
Herbert Clarke. SO, lieutenant gov
erpor Of Ontario, died today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-30
RAGS WANTED

We want good clean cotton
ragsA good size, no small
pieces. Bring them to the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
Ell BALE MORISCO EN- Ell
CASINO ESPANA

Como todos los aIos-y este
mas q los anteriores,-el Casino
Espahol de San Juan lucira una
splendida decoration 'en los dias
lie fiesta que Sc aproximan.
La Comisi6n de Festejos, con el
napreciable concurso personal de
distinguido Presidente d. Mi.
Del Such, y con la collaboration
conocidos artistas decoradores
,ta hacienda los preparativos pa
q. ell importante centro social
frezca una maravillosa transfor-
laci6n, durante las pr6ximas fies-
as.
Dentro del palacio encantado
ne sera Ell Casino, Sc moyera un
umeroso y adorable grupo de Sc
.oritas luciendo bellos atavios. Sc
q una fastuosa comparsa de una
isualidad sorprendente y de una
vocadora poesfa.
Comprendiendo a 10 q. obliga la
,alanterfa, un numero copioso de
6venes distinguidos Sc dispone
tambien vestir Ell disfraz que CO.
rresponde al maravilloso conjunto
ideado por don Miguel Such, va
que nuestra juventud masculina
que tiene tan acreditada su galan-
teria, no Ia de dejar que sean solo
nuestras bellas quienes cooperen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
VIDA SOCIAL EN-
RIO PIEDRAS
Boda distinqMidG

La gentil Y bella RosarioVizca
rrondo Coronado, perteneciente s
una de las familias antfguas e hi
dalgas del pals, unio aver sus des
tinos ante el altar de nuestras
erstas \tradiciones, con ell dis
tinguido ioven don Luis Morales
La boda Sc celebr6 extrictamen-
te en- familia, apadrinando ell ac'
to doiia Rafael Vazquez de Viz
carrondo Y ell doctor Felipe Viz.
carrondo, hermanos de Ia novia
que estaba bellisima con las ga
las nupciales.
Como testigos firmaron el acta,
el DIR. don Frisco +. Vizcarrondo
v don Arturo J. Vizcarrondo.
El bouffet fue un esplendidc
obsequio de los esposos vizcarror
do Lopez.
Los noyios que fueron muy fes'
tejados, han recibidO valiosos re
tContinua en- a pa. paginH.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
HOjas de Bloc
MI LIBRO.

Aver hice enrega la imprenta d
mi nuevo libro, q. sin pretensiones lit
rarias, doy a la publicidad. FL dnic
merito del mismo sera el pr6logo, d.
bido a la castiza pluma del celebrad- ;
escritor compatriota Sr. Perez Losads
En- mi larga ' voluntaria proscrip
ci6n por tierras de America. tengo pr
aente la imagen del ''Caballero de IL
,Tristc Figurav. mi immortal paisano
de quien herede. sin duda, su vida an
dariega como q enderece entuertos
y desfce agravios, en- punto al buer
nombre de mi patria. Espa1a, la "Dul
cinea" de mis- pensamientos.
~Andanzas dc otro manchegop es 9
subtftulo del eDe mi ruta pOr America
rnejo de imprsslones do Wales. COZ
csracter personalismo : descriptive.
7. Ldpes Merieiiso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
E. ZORRILLA.

res, V, despnes de hacer las CO.
respondents asignaciones pa
ra la, Junta de Gobierno, depre-
ciaci6n de maquinaria, ETC., re-
serva para contribuciones y con-
servaci6n de edificios,. gratifca-
ci6n al personal de la fabrica,
Sc declare como dividendo cores
pondiente al afio 1920, la suma
de $1,000 por acci6n de $4,000,
pagaderos en- o antes del 81 de
enerO corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

PETROGRADO, enerO 22.-El
cuepo executive de la tercera in
ternacional de Moscon ha dirigido
un manifesto a los Obreros del
mundo, pidiendO el boicoteo de
los productos espaiioles. en- repre-
salia de los supuestos malos ira
tos que reciben los sindicalistas
espanoles. El documento ha sido
trasmitido por telegrafia sin hilos
a muchos paises europeos.
BERLIN, enero 22.-La Prensa
de esta capital comentando el ma
nifiesto de la tercera International
de Moscou, contra los productos
espaholes, dice que es de una tor
peza maliciosa, va que tanto en-
Francia como en- los EstadOs Uni
dos estan recibiendo peOres tratos
que en- Espana los elementos ro-
jos, sin que la cobardia de los So
viets haya osado adoptar medidas
de represalia como en- ell case de
Espana en- que el Gobierno yiene
actuando con un alto espiritu de
tolerancia.
BUENOS AIRES, enero 22.-El
Ayuntamiento de la Capital Ar
gentina ha dado a una de las prin-
cipales Gales el nombre del eyre
gio novelista espaiiol, Benito Pc
rez Gald6s. Ell acto del descubri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

UnO de eStOS didS queddrd mddd una ddzd defensive
OenSivd entire FdnCid EStddOS UndOSLd Gale de Perez
rd International de Moscow qulere bOCotear
los prOduCtOS eSpdiIOeS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

miento de la lapida ha sida sOlem
nisimo. Ell Alcalde de la populosa
urbe pronuncio un elocuente dis
curse en- que al hacer la dedica-
ci0n de la calle al insigne autor
de Mdridneld, cant0 un himnO de
fraternidad y de amor a Espana
madre del genial escritOr V madre
de America.
CARTAGENA, enero 22.-Las
pruebas efectuadas por eli nuevo
torpedero "Espaia" de la armada
de guerra han resultado ell extre-
mo satisfactorias. El rapido buque
desarrolla un andar de treinta V
cinco millas y tiene una potencia
ofensiva superior a los buques de
su clase en- otras escuadras.
BALBOA, enero 222.-La pode-
rosa flOta americana del Atlanti-
co ha pasadO el Canal, uniendose
a la escuadra del Pacitico. La
gran fiota nnida viaja hacia el Sur
con rumbo a Callao, segdn Sc dice,
aunque ell verdadero destino de la
formidable escuadra Sc desconoce.
La expectation es grande.
PARIS, enero 22.-An1nciase
en- los circulos oficiales que Fran
cia firmara pronto. una alianza
1fensiva Y defensive con los Esta-
dos Unidos. A 10 que Sc dice, los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
Casa en- San Juan

Sc vENDE: Sol 90 Hace esquina al
lado de la brisa tiene de frente a San
Jose % metros y a la Gale del Sol
1850 con una superhcie de 42s me-
trors cuadrados, dividida en- cihco
apartamentos; con una renta regular.
Terrera ' en- magnihcas condiclones
para resistir plantas atlas. Informes
JOSE GONZALEZ PADIN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

americanos Ofrecen como compen-
saci0n a Francia la cancellation to-
tai de la enOrme deuda de guerra
recientemente contraida. En- Pa
ris sc acoge con las naturales re-
servas la version, Y la prensa has
ia ahora, guarda una actitud muy
discreta.
BERLIN. enerO 22.-Doscien-
tos trenes cargados de estudiantes
alemanes salieron para la Alta
Silesia con el proposito de recla-
mar ell derecho a votar ell ell pro-
ximo plebiscito que ha de determi-
mar 81 la Silesia ha de continuar
siendo alemana 0 ha de pasar a la
sOberania de Polonia. La opinion
en- Alemania Sc mantiene, acerca
de este punto, en- una fuerte excl
taci0n.
HABANA, enero 22.-COntin1a
la incertidumbre sobre ell resulta-
do de las recientes elecciones, sin
que ninguno de los elementOs en-
lucha quiera ceder su pretendido
derecho. Ell Tribunal Supreme 81
que investigando los escrutinios
de varias provincias. Ambos par
tidos Sc atribuyen la victoria, pc
70 la impression mas generaizada
es que ell DR.. Alfredo Zayas sera
ell Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22
DEsAFIo DE BASEBALL

Para maiiana a las 3 de la tar
de hay concertado un fuerte desa-
flo basebolero en- la Liga Insular
de la parada 8, entire Ell team
"Nyal" de Bayam6n y Ell "Coro-
ma" de Juncos, ambos reconocidos
como los mas fuertes de la Isla.
Antes que este desafio habra
otro, las 10 80 a. m. entire la
novenas locales San Juan y Cat
no Stars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

lAsS FlsAFli.iElS lbB
MADAME TlIEMIS
I'm una humildiSiina aldca l,er
aiaa en cl fonslo be une d. los
depar,amen'os ccntrales DE- Fran
cia. murio AVER Gabriela Bou-
pard
Para Innchos lccioies he esia
Scneracion 81 nombre lie Gabricla
Bompart. POGO o nadia signitca,
pOrque NADIA les recuerda; mas
para los que, aunque mQy j0ye-
mes. alcanzamos aquella 6poca pin
toresca V tormeniosa de al vida
parisiense en- que los nombres de
Rocheport. Garon. Zola, Cons
tant. Marchand V Lesseps esta.
an en- todos los labios Y en- que
solo Sc dejaba de hablar de Fas-
hoda Y de la Bestia Humana pa
ra indignarse Y tirarse de los pc
los hablando del escandalo de Pa
mama, el recuerdO resurge como
una evocaci0n del pasado.
Gabriela Bompard, inujerzuela
vulgar Y pervertida, producto IL
picO de los bajOs fondos de aquel
pecaminoso Paris de hace trein-
ia ailos. que para honra de la
gran ciudad Sc ha metamorfosea-
do completamente, era la queri-
da de un formidable "apache" de
aquellos tiempos, apellidado Ey-
reaud.
Apremiados ambos por la fal-
ia de dienro resolvieron procurar
selo por cualquier medic, Y no
encontraron otrO mas viable Y ex-
seditivo que asesinar a un EN-
pleado judicial nombrado Gouffe,
hombre de posici6n desahogada
que habia tenido la desgracia de
enamorarse perdidamente de Ga
jriela. Puestos de acuerdo, ell
iesventurado Gouffe fue llevado
oor su conquista a cierto piso
muebladO del barrio de Mont
martre, Y una vez ALI, la perlida
Gabriela, entire besos Y abrazos,
logr0 arrOllar alrededor del cue
llo de su victima los cordones de
seda del rico peynador que cu~
ria, muy imperfectamente sin
luda, sus formas hechiceras.
Cuando Gouffe trato de sustraer-
sc a esta Garcia particular va
IRA tarde, pOrque el monstruoso
.yreaud &C que Sc habia manteni-
10 discretamente oculto por un
apiz-habiase apoderado de am
rs extremidades del nudo corre-
izo Y apretaba con fuerza.
Consumado ell espantoso asesi-
alto y despojada la vfctima del
nero y las prendas que llevaba
onsigo, Eyreaud y Gabriela me-
eron el cuerpo ell un badl, pre-
'mente comprado en- Londres,
lleyaron a la estaci6n del fe-
ocarril Y 10 facturaron para
Lyon.
nterminahle seria la tarea de
'atar punto por punto las inte-
antisimas pesquizas que para
esclarecimiento de este crimen
nsacional realizaron los detec-
ives de la "Suret6" de Paris, ba-
la habil direction del famoso
aaron. Basic saber que I'm ano
despues de la muerte de Gouffe,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-22

49, *t}H W. H<If fftI IttNls FIi1
FasAna4 Manga. "a fape spcs'
4t lk seesssinnos. enc "a e,a A
eAeea eaa1 : en csses ,icmres Al
xheem kiaasr ilesa IA cruel sur
1aa.
hiifcn1o = alma "a los oios
con mulesaa clats1nd.
cono rcza ! cantA u fsmosa espi
ncla.
Diio nsiea qnc. tsxnlcamenie, n
guerra hispanoAmesicana dur
hasia abril ae lss9. : adnce par
prneia he clio Ia secci6n sieie d
u Ley Foraker. DE esa secci6n Ia
&C nstcd IA base para re.a6fmai
qhe los criollos fucron sdbdiios e.
paholes hasta el once de abril de-
1890.
Eiene ahora Ia trisie realidad
traida por Ia autorizada pluma de
Don Cayetano Coll Y Cuchi, en- 10
pzgina III de su libro la Ley
Foraker publicado en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico el aiIo 1904.
Despues de copiar la seccion Z
de Ia Ley, dice el ilustre correli-
gionario de usted:
aEsta secci6n es, ademas de an
ti-liberal y anti-democratica, anti
cientfflca Y crr6nca. Solament'
nos Ia explicamos teniendo el
cuenta con Fonillee que eel espi
ritu humane, como la naturaleza
no puede ser verdaderamente fe
cafndo. sin parir tambien mons
trnos..n
sIla primera parte de La secci6l
z es una reproduction del artfcul
TX del Tratado de Paris; erv6neC
porque en- el fondo Sc refiere sol
a los espaiioles y en- el bill parec
que Is tambien a los pueitorriqus
nos; v Ia segunda parte es un
consequence del incisO segund
del citado articulo.v
ssCuando la comisi6n espaholl
II Ia americana discutian en- Par2
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