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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
ORGANIZED LABOR
IS FACING CRISIS
Worst in It's History, Grand Chief
Stone of Engineers Reports.

Cleveland, May 11.-Organized Ia
Dor is facing the worst crisis in it's
history, Warren S. Stone, grand chief
Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, declared today in his report
submitted at the opening OF the orga-
nization's triennial convention.
Twenty thousand members almost
one-fourth of the total-are without
jobs, he said.
Mr.. Stone reviewed the brother
hoods wage movements for the last
three years and declared that had not
Woodrow Wilson been stricken on
his western trip, conditions would
have been different" He said the
former president had promised that
upon his return he would place the
power Of the government behind the
movement to curb the increasing
cost Of living and proiteering.
/ Mr.. Stone urged that the unauthor-
/ lied strike Of last summer, when be
tween 1000 and 2,4OO members were
suspended, be referred to q special
committee for investigation.
| Nv. II. McCaleb, manager OF the
brotherhood's cooperative nationa
hank, reported that deposits increased
from $3.50, 900. on November / las
| to- 50, OOO, 900 today. Establishment Of
similar banks in other cities was re:
/ commended. -
Extension Of financial aid to ths
state Of North Dakota was discussed
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

Chicago, May ia most re-
markable half page advertisement ap-
reared in the Baltimore News (dally)
recently. Besides being remarkable
in itself, it was all the more surpr1s-
IMP because Of its source. 1t appear
ed under the auspices of The Church
League. of Industrial Democracy OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church and
maid for nv one of its members.
"NORTH DAKOTA DE E S
WALL STREETS the big full
page heading of the .ad. valiant
fight against. the rule or ruin policy
Of the. Money Trust Dv a sovereign
state seeking social jnss,ce FOR lts
farmers and city workers" Their
follows Governor Frazier's appeal ano
in display box is given list OF
the labor laws Of the State Of North
Dakota.
"Whe's Afraid" says this bristline
/ ad in display box: Tramp, tramp
tramp, the boys are marching I'll
saws: and then quotes from Unitee
States Senator Ladd From Maine
to California reports are most en-.
couraging. In this mornings mail ]
received letter from a man IL
Pennsylvania who said he would take
$50, 900 worth of bonds. just as soo1
as we get the truth to the people thu
bonds will be sold.''
The Mount Vernon Savings Bank
Ninth Street and Mt. Vernon Place
Washington, D. c., is handling thes
ssliberty bonds of North Dakota" an,
will gladly furnish all Information
data and subscription blanks upon ap
plication.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
10 CA L II F. w S
PLENTYWOOD, MONTANA

Frank Fl. Adams father of Mrs.
II. N. King of this city, arrived here
Monday for visit at the King home.
FOR FLAXSEHD see BOLSTER,
Plentywood. Mont. Aft.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Madsen and
little son and Hans Madsen, OF the
Archer precinct were in PlentyWood
on business Wednesday.
Carl Ekstedt, one of the we'll known
farmers from the Dooley precinct,
made this office a pleasant call the
latter part Of last week.
I, Buy Fine Home Made Bread at
HOLMAN K0MPANY'S.
County Attorney Nyquist of Dan
iels county was in Plentywood on
business Tuesday evening. He came
over from Scobey and returned via
automobile.
]. p. Palubicki left Monday for Bis.
marck, n. D., where he will attend
the National Convntion of the A. O
y. w. lodge Mr.. Palubich is dele
gate from here.
! HOME MADE BREAD for sale Al
HOLMAN 5KOMPAN's.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ameri'
| can Legion held business meeting
at the home of Mrs. N. L. Nelson. 4
committee was appointed to confer
! with the boys Of the American Legion
to decide a program for Memoria
Day.
The farmers in the Outlook terri
tory, through their elevator at Out
look, have shipped in a car load o
oats which arrived the first Of tn
week, which will be used both to
feed and for seed. They will .bav
quite quantity Of these oats to
sale at the elevator.
] FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fo
horses or cattle, or anything | cal
use, Overland 5 passenger tourln'
1 car. Inquire Producers News Office.
Itf.-C. S.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

Do,ntu, a ssassor lens Hansen Of
Dagnar was in the county canifnl On
~ BUSINESS se''e 'ass'1 p'i - 4eos "eeA'
a5n b,,shels n;.a f3ax coed Far saIe.
10 n0nIEY IM pr ,EMlsNT "a. :.
: = - - a. IS
+ ! AntSona e w ~ ''e aftand;nr II -
soLool $50 bara H. no;Jdle Is +ho
maal 'ei' - w -11->1>'. - -, - -
~ -. V
Al. 80 f,.or, III n NJ. n n whe,e sl,a
,n:s caiiad =, +ha sudden ,7aa+h e ha,.
, ~ $500 - ''4e 0'>>A'41 1e'''11 = -
- s.
srnp cAIE M.n..r c.r,,l,o,I
Drain. HELLAND-STRAND, Plen-
fywood.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

70 Spring Sale given ii the church
basement by the utheran Ladies'
Aid.
The date IS Saturday May 18th,
y. ~.
a beautiful and varied assortment
of childreu's clothes will be on exlli-
Bit An opportunity of The season,
and v0u donE want % miss It.
tasty lunch win be served.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

Bill Aius 10 Destroy \ anipu-
latiop Ialc:llsll IT, tulhor
Explain,
TO TAX TRANSACTIONS
Chicago Board Of Trade May Close It's
Doors il Bill Becomes l.~'
Joseph 2. Griffin, Presi-
dent, Declares.
Washington The Tincher bill to
regulate dealings IN grain futures was
passed by the House and sent to the

Washington The Tincher bill TO
regulate dealings ia grain futures was
passed by the House and sent to the
Senate.
The vote was 26s to So. -
The measure is designed to abolish
/ the practice in gain markets of puts
and calls. ups and downs, and
| s'indemnitIss'' by 1eVyng q tax OF ~
cents bushel on such transac tions. "A
similar tax is provided on contracts for
future delivery, made outside OF con
tract markets." to be designated by the
Secretary Of Agriculture, except when
the seller is actual possessor Of the
grain. s
The bill went through practically in
it's committee from and will absolute,
". destroy manipulation" according to
Representative Tincher, Republican,
Kansas, its author, although it does
not abolish what is known to the grain
trade as the Legitimate hedge he
said. st9
Chicago Board May Close Doors.
Chicago-The Chicago Board OF
Trade, the worlds greatest grain mar
ket, may withdraw from business II the
Tincher bill to regulate. dealings II
! grain futures which was passed by the
lower House of Congress, becomes
| law, Joseph P. Griffin, president Of the
board, declared in a statement.
while do not speak with authority
for my exchange excepting the Chicago
Board of Trade" the statement said
! cit is my deliberate Judgment that thu
grain exchanges Of the country vii
voluntarily withdraw from business
and close their market places rathe1
than submit to the intolerab1e, unfai
and arbitrary features Of this bill. TIT
exchanges do net protest regulation
and should there be evil in their bust
ness; they have no objection to legis
lation If they themselves fail to eradi
cate such evil.
L
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
FOR SALE-Strychn - I
pher poison, 10 10; e a.
RAIDER, Raymond, Mon
ADDlTIONALD|

Jens and Adolph Gron lsa
er Sunday visitors ), az Y I.
their father, at Tribune r.. 4
da, returning to the farm
Plentywood, Monday.
Lars Winter, well know W.
the Outlook TERRITORY, ", syl
February on ennt, "a sighi IS & |
Sheridan county last ~ W 4
away, Mr.. Winters n1 AZ
states Of Washington ~. ~
fornia, New Mexico - ~ n
and wisconsin. .,,, He
times are hard eveIys & rad
lions Of men are out q . 9 tisl
the coast and IN a!I ~. y Il
cities cii which he visited 81
IS thinking of buying i al
Sheridan county - -. III
rented his farm, io1 u 3 I
However, if he does rs, ~ d
is thinking OF maAi'o
with his car.
Attorney Greer aha ~ 81
were in Great Falls 1s, ms {
the week in consm! e yeesl
effort being made BY B n %5l
kota, Minnesota a phaa;selrt I
Eers to throw the Dei nm
farming COMPANY ea1ddgs1sl
bankruptcy in the sar &
cause of a nunpe a,,1eeed
notes which it is d alas
sold to the above Oan g
to recover their a ,.4ad Il
| that firm is repor. Tend
:: and id dollars Di to one od1,, 1d3!
lives without con l,s;ur d,
| purpose Of preVen.over i
| out Of which they ll1 lis y
!. Attorney Greer a TaesdA
ed to Plentywooa
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
JOHN DIETz is PARDoNED
defender Of Cameron Dam" Released
After Serving 10 Years.

OS1en0SF OF NAH1STOu DeuN JeOtOooSN
After Serving 10 Years.
Madison, Wis.-Complete pardon
was granted John F. Dietz by Governor
John ]. Blaine, restoring freedom to
the famous Defender of Cameron
Dam" on the 10th anniversary of his
conviction and sentence for the killing
of Oscar Harp, deputy sheriff on Oct.
8, 1910. Governor Blaine in granting
the pardon, stated he had considered
that the trial was legal in respect to
the judicial proceedings, and declared
that he had come to the conclusion
that Dietz should be free from con.
sideration of public policy and in max.
ing allowance for the exceptional cir.
cumstances.'
Dietz left the Waupon prison, accom-
panied by his wife an daughter.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
SIX KILLED IN. TRAIN WRECK
Rail Officials Say All Of Dead or In
iured Were Trespassers.

Rail Officials Say All Of Dead or In
jured Were Trespassers.
Dallas, Texas-Six persons were
killed and seven injured in the wreck
Of a Texas & Pacific train at Eagle
Flat siding between Van Horn and
Sierra Blancha, Hudspeth county
Texas, according to a report received
at the telegraph Office Of the railroad
here
The report gave no details, stating
merely that all the men we're trespass
ers who were beating" their way or
the train. None Of the members OF
the crew were injured, it was said
The train was reported to have beer
derailed.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
100 KILLED IN MEXICAN FIGHT
Police and Radicals Battle Catholics;
Virtual Martial Law.

Mexico CITY, ritual martial law
prevailed in Morelia, capital Of Micho,
acan, the scene Of Thursday nights
fighting between the police and radi-
Gals on one side, and Catholics on the
other, IN which there were more than
100 casualties.
Federal troops have displaced city
police guarding streets and restoring
order, and according to dispatches re-
ceived here. they were patroling the
streets as precautionary measure
against further slashes which were
said to be imminent. So
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20
! NEWS CLASH
/ ADvERTISEN1
FOR SALE-One set Of al
ing Harness, very cheap.
Store, Plentywood. &
For Sale One 16x16 0sbu|
nearly new, cheap. I'd
KOMPANY, Plentywoed. |

WANTED-To hefr from
good ranch for sale. Statec
full particulars. D. F. Bal
neapolis.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

....ss -. 81 " @- .s- 81 -.
50 Per cert e CT q
:. - !. : -, !. . Z = kA = N Il
u 4
Miss Esther Tohiason spent s. the
week end with her parents il the
~
81 I c;h,,,,,<. ~ iP..>,,s,,x s, ,ts,,,1s, s.
this city Sunday, spend IS s. the day
nFie WIN il'se
-, Maze re.l.l1a s.. -. 1,,.a 8,
holding Ffrst Ala Glasses s. 81 I'D dp Con- ;.
faon''s naiiz'"s yee
8. !, .1..,- nr.,.,,
of Midbg spent ps he Az e = Sc week
m tn1s city on 2 s9opPane TAP.
5 = rr.... -. q,
y -, e. ~ llouss.. a1Itvsq ~
aaH q her .a a'ot heek Mea R,,p aol 1'
3 & e,--
Uroer yo1r SEQ CO.., m 14, oa Mn
1890 1na Opelss = 1.A4A.<s = -
o1lN4ANIl. E
=, q. s.zi'aW Ielco %. 81 ocepey vas y
d r1enewooa On business axa ssd hssk eY
| - ~ :.
MIS-. :. a. :, Johnson lelt S,a l''lIuay
Tor nanneaPons, sMneres Snes was Z. sesal'Eu
py the SUDDEN oeasn o. ners slsteT.
i , rs.
MISS befnlce Morgan VINO Is Ieacn-
ing scnool near AIsnsre was was sis''o1
=,
harry Fams Wss ~ fiellSyWpou
saturday and reports That ne mas
ooS acres OF Wneat p.ansed already
M IN. al. ~.
We sell oscldent Wheat Feed
nlsoAn anu 1N III. ~ w
~ 90. 'nr;,a.ae 9; r;+,,
Mis' Naa 4s 49, u oio ~ 10y 10y,
IOWA. arlv w II NJ isIisyMoou ll1su sa:
70 s1s!e Mi.l IL. l NE & 1' n aIsn so''
i inri'e"' IL anu Va - z. oison
pa.4 - n,,+,oo,- =
p1ent urs +ha latter nart - r lasf
ueaI 49, ~ ne cons',It docta, md and oct roa11;.
s 8, iH1 MS MS s g., 81. s, s VINO l ds.s
IA VIII ,.s1,a ','e ~ - racn,-a,. 49,, s1ay,'
nnu "iio seo'ne ~ ieeosol se1s S'o's
~
DOOM - I1naaha,;H .nd Me-
/ paJna,, sa ~ Of +ha;,. home n
Raymond Wednesdau a hahv pirl
Moihar and hahv are doing we'll. This
ah;,a M +,an anu , ~ hove , t,yo sans and
t thu' 1 I. v~ W. CIV
'1l' g '@
i Mr.. Aeh+on Ma.ra left Monday
I for : ,o,+n;1h+,s visit With har fath.
fotho. M $3.50 Cehh.,Jt and s;s-
ta~ H;ss Ethel at Wolf Point and t.
.e t+sa m'ss n',e rsd Inv o ha, s;ete ~
49, ~ Weif pc;nt H;,L School
WHICH evsA' VIII os.ul i'sAe wen
pan. ana Mrs C,.;~ s+.,Ar and
Mr.. "a M NJ. Icl,,, &C.. - n,,+lonL
Nc A - pla Diet Sa+r,d.v IN aa4.
W. 49, - h,,s;s 49, $50 and nleas,,ra and
s s1ns +hs auan;no With NJ md Mrs
GIario s' 8 Ts,Iar TIE ,e,, 81, e 90
;nn a1 IS, na.r;,o oan,n1at;o,, :, +ha;,
a 9 ,ha..,nea s
use NV 4'o'
onlls =. LIZ, nenSnn p 81 NJ
gusll'es m. Ga'e - H. , 800 49, Got NJ.
Ias " dnnnraa ;nto tha Prodncars
Ma.s' Gop pa ,aneuaI h. enhscr;n
4 tsswsf JIM. a,a alu go IL 1ann1ta,
taou LII 80, sno nna.1,; thro,,rh WITH sa al
; snae III ne Ne, was 4es'iy snloA YIN seoo
LIZ has "ilse
MIS- IL. asd 1 d,sa,a,, 80 ,f E II
DE, ca.,tL nah a ha asr;,,ea = plan
t tu,na, og T.nsdaaI Ao o, faM dau. VIC;
.yMoD ~. A o;.+a, me- = IT Olson -
+ M Misn a .ls 0' Tsa,, pi 81 Mre
s n1sa siss WI daonl+o,s vii ~ n Ia
IHs;aha any e.o u1 rsnada ~ sevara ,
r. eah 80 1. ,n;.l o+ha, ,o,af;vos
"eeAs sls4' WV 49, : l si Vs.
: Denptv limited states Marsha
f 5000 - Ia.+ Meal1 n,ada service =, an e
e y -" Po;sa lk. ~ tha hanlr,ntcv nro
cooll;n@ hron1h+ aua;nst the Be;seke
2 NJ ,4ir Poosevalt ~ Raseryat;o
r Far, ias+ safnrdav and 1aft on tn
af f.l . '+ra;ns ar Ponlar fr or
,, ha served ,~ -naners : On Harr
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

4-yea1
gelding, branded S-Lag
shoulder, weight about
white strip in face, two Il
feet, is a little low in ind
up and notify L. J. COLI
First National Bank, !
Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

WANTED TO BUy-A big
chepherd pup. Inquire .
News office.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

FOR RENT-A upright CD
Terms, SIS per month. !
this office.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

PASTURE FOR RENT
- with abundance Of water..
CHARLESWORTH, Medr
Mont, Box 204.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-Purebred M .
/. Red Matching eggs; = =
May 18th until June ,,n ~
s1.25 for IS eggs. NM
r. BACH, Medicine LAKE,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

FOR sALE-Pure Siberia
termination Sc per cent
per pound. New sacks
JOHN J. EGTN, Arehes
Fadness Ranch.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

FOR RENT-6-room fouS
lots, s25. Apply elrs
Bank.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-20

STATION FOB SALE
trade Tor cattle. aeglstsa;
Draft, Z years old. .
MADSEN, Archer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-12
LA. INSTRUCTION EN- COLOMBIA

LA INSTRUCTION EN- COLOMBIA
Bogcta.--El ministro de instruction
Pfhlita dc Colombia considerando que
in PreSilenta directora del taller nacio
nal de teiidos dc La Presentation, que
funciona en- esta capital. has solicitado
el aumento de un aho preparatorio al
plan de estudios que rige ell csc plan
tel. tcniendo Ell cuenta que entire las
.niilas concurrentes hay algunas de cor
ia cdad que careccn de la preparation
suficiente para seguir estudios en- ell
mencionado taller: Y que esa falta dc
preparation de algunas alumnas en-
torpece en- muchos casoS la marcha
regular de los estudios Que Sc hacen
Ell cl taller diiculta ell aprovecha-
miento de las mismas alumnas que SO
hallan en- tales condolences, ha dicta-
do un decreto pOr cl cual Sc establecc
dicho ano preparatorio, con las siguien
ties asignaturas: Lectura. escritura,
gramatica, aritmGtica. historic patria,
geograffa de Colombia. gimnasa Y di-
bujo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-12

tes, higi6nico-fsiol0gico; para los 1o-
venes, tisiologico-psfquico; para los
adultos, tisiol6gico-psfquico-social.
). Los ejcrcicios ffsicos deben rea-
lizarse .sG!amcate cn condiciones HI
giGnicas favoraBles. eS dccir, en- ain
biente on el que sea puro el airc y
con j6venes hien nutridoS Y que ten
gaR suficiente reposo. Cuando faltan
alSunas de estas ccndi' tones, .el eyer
cicio ffsico pucdc ser peliSroso, y por
tanto no dcbe rcaliZarSc.
6. En- tOdos los cjcrcicios SO debe
leterminar cientflicamcntc cl efrcto
higidnico. lsiol6gico. StGtico, psfqui-
GO. Sc dpben climinr absolutament@
auuellos quo rcsultcn daflos, indtilpF'
supcriicialcs.
Z. Los eicrcicios, no ciiminados
aqucllos cuya utilidad haya sido re
cOnocida cientfficamcnte, deben ser
aplicados racionalmcnte. con el fin de
obtener cl maXimo rcsultado cn el
msmo periodic de tempo Por este
hay que disponcrlCs por ordcn de di-
ficul:ad V rcpartil!os en- varios pcrio-
dcs de cnsrnanza. de suerte que los
jovcncs te.an sicmprc movimelltos
nuevCs que cs!u3iar y su desairollo
Qrsdn:co So realize gradualmcnte
S. As.m.smc. al las leccioneS ais
laGas los cjercicies no dchcn llacerSe
al acaso. Sino s0bre ii base de un
plan pYpcS tatlcCido. scgdn la norma
dc que la actividnd del ol@anismo de-
be crct \ on Ia rr:Mera partc de la>
lcccioncs ey d"c.etcr en la >e%uEda
para impcdir que los eiercitantcs sal
gan del campo cXcesiyamentc sudados
y fatigado$.
.. EUmnir los cicrcicios Sc debt
guardian ol;jen Y discipline. rcro III
obligar Il los j5vnes al silcncio y Il la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-12
Dos Libros Sensational
les que son dos Monu-
lnentos Literarios
e Historicos
Ia REVOLUCION ALEMANA
La TRACEDIA DE IRLANDA

Unosde los mas .osombrosos episodios
modernos, es Ia gran revoluci6n que va
en los lindes del epflogo de la Gran
Guerra Mundial, -azot6 la poderosa
Alcmania di6 al traste con aquel i'm
pcrio que fu6 sisombro de la humani-
dad Ell hos tiltimos cuarentta aiios. Y
aquella liecatombe que bien podrfa titu
larse "ula revoIuci6n vista por den
tr0v, es alescrita en- un preciosO volu-
men de cerca de 300 pdgillas, por Ell
famoslsiino Gustavo Noske, que de sim
pie obrcr0 lego conyertirse en- un
g0berhante extraordinario, en- cuyas
paginas nos hace revivir, con sus emo
cionantcs y documentales relatos, Ell
cspantoso fundimiento imperial pru-
siano los desesperados esfuerzos
del cspayfoquismo aleman, para apode-
rafsc DE LOS destinos de la vieja Ale
mania.
Pero Il la Revoluci6n Alemana"
Is una de- las ep0peyas mis- interesan-
ies de- los dIfimos acontecimientos mum
+ ,liales. mas Importance, mas atrayen-
NJ aii1 es TIA Tragedia de Irlanda" 4,
"a Iuclm sieantesca Dc aauel pueblo
sometitlo Al dominic insles que con
ma ileentraslnlIe 1oluntaa un VI.
Ior espaftaho todas lqces deframa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-12
AsALTOS EN- LONDREs

Londrcs. -Ochocientos hombres Y
mujercs faltos dc trabajO asaltaron
de vestir Ell Newington Causeway. pro
piedad dc dos comerciantes americ;;-
nos, Gilbert Serony y w. Phillips. Los
asaltantes fuglronse deSpuGs del sa-
queo con 1871 pares de Zapatos Y una
gran cantidad de prendaS de vestir an
tes de que la policfa llcgara al lu-
gar del hcclo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-12
LA EDUCACION FlSICA
Lineas generates de un netodo racional

inmovilidad continues: cs asl util de-
jarles en libcrtad de eNpresar espon-
tancamciltc sG algeria mieHtras JUG
gan v ob!;gailcs mantcnerse orde-
nados. dcntro. Sin embargo. de la
mdxima libertad.
10. No Sc dpbe pretrnder alcanzar
la ejecuci6n peifecta dc los ejcrcicios
dc una sela yez. sino ygradualmcnte;
Sc dcle tanbi6n evitar la eXccsiva
reEetici0n, que cstanca a los alum
nos sin mcjorarlos.
IIasta ahora. cn la c.iseHanZa dc In
educac6n flsica cscoar Sc han segui-
do cliterios bien diversos dc los a1uf
cXpuCst1s, 10 que es dc5ido princi-
lalmcltc Il III imclIria del Gobierio,
que no la dade importacia Il csta
matcria. In ha ab0ndonado Il 81 mis-
ina como Ia ceilicipnta dc la escuela,
sin calnpos de juago. sin medios y
tamhtn sin TN personal doccnte pre-
PARADE: de aquf cl descredito que Ia
rodea v Ia falta de amor por los ejcr-
cicinS ffsic0s de partc dc nuestra ju-
vcatId.
rs ncccsario. on intcrGs del pals.
para que la Faza SO rcgenere, para
cue Il trabajador y cl ciudadano den
81 mdximo rcndinicnto dtil Ell el tra-
bajo, para cue los intclcctuales ten
gan cner=fa cr.ad0ra, para que la
juycntud este prcparada In defenSa
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81 hSNTiO Il Es.u E.AN I-NN'
Washington. La constitucionalidad
de la enmienda del sufragio femenino
ha sido suscitada por los ciudadanoS
de Baltimore, Representatives por Oscar
Lesser. ante la cortc suprema de los
Estatos Unidos, eXigicndo IL revision
Y revocation de la sentencia lictada
por la corte de aprlacioncs, apoyando
la cnmicnda.
La constitution de Maryland, limi-
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tos varones. por 10 cual la legislature
dc Maryland rechaz0 la enmicnda dieZ
ci6ndolc valdez ell concepto de que