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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01

Despuss ds m yiais ls diez seis
dias az Han dssesnso 'de otros, llegan
a mis- manoa 6dIcos de mi pals, que
leo con grsi lleion. Leo Ell MUNDo,
s'Ia Demo Acia'', GEL Tiempo'', "La
Correspondence" y "Pica-Pica". To-
dos vienen llenos de concentrates al men
sale del cobernador y de sus tiltimas &C
tlaciones. En- vista de la confusion y
de los ataques Y aIabanzas por las di-
versas entidades, he determinado prime
ramente leer ell mensaje referido, para
sntonces for1nar juicio respecto al asun
to en- question y Due tanto Sc ha deba-
lido durante mi ausencia. 4
He leido Acknowledgements ell menss5e,
8 en- vetdad confieso, que no he tenido
que. releerlo porque en- mi vida he leido
mensajes en- Puerto Rico tan claros' y
explicitos, terminate en- sus declaracio-
mes, sin las anbigiiedades que acostur1
bran nuesttos politieos y por 10 senci-
no de la forEna.
En- estos tiempos de. democracia, los
gobernantes %ienen que zanzibar Ell es-
lilo ret6rico v las palabras de doble sen
lido aniDs quo a que estaban acostuln.
brados; por ESQ, Ell mensaje del gober-
nador Reilly resulta Ell primer niensaje
democratico que he leido. copienaps los
+parrafos mas salientes: ks.
y.
esAl aceptar esta llamada la gober.
naci6n de Puerto Rico de manos de nues
tro gran Jefe Ejecutivo' 10 he hecho con
mano alberta. con mentes alberta, con
coraz6n alberto para todo ael pueblo de
Puerto Rico. He venido aqui no tanto a
gobernar como a ser uno de vosotros,
v para ser vuestro servidor.'9
I'm gobernante que Al tdpsr possession
de su Cargo Sc expresa en- eskas forma al
dirigirsss al pueblo, solo mekeee place
mes. tCnAndo bianse dido zen Puerto
Rico palabras "a sinceras v tan llenas
ds bof,aad para u1 puebloe Zero sigamos
rqriard0: sssi
mo he venido aqui para ser Ell gober
nador de ninguna clase, de ninghn par
lido, de ningunas secta de ninguna re-
ligi6ny; sino ser ell Gobernador de to-
do Ell pueblo
iSon esas las palabras que han senta'
do NAL? Pues asi es como debe ser Ell
lenguaje de tn Gobernador. Esas son las
palabras que debiera pronunciar todo
Gobernador cada ciudadano, para que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
Sc QUEJA AL GoBERNADoR
DE PERsECUcToNES

respecto un training Camp para gen.
te de color en- Ia isla.
Su primer carta fu6 endosada al Co
ronel John Wilson lie he endosado ia
segunda tambien.
Estoy de acuerdo perfecto en- rccomen
dar un Training Camp para las gentes
leales de color (for loyal colored
people) en- Puerto Rico, ST clio puede
conseguirse. Sin embargo, no Sc 81 ha-
va fondos disponibles ahora, pero de
cualquier modo, endosare esta carta al
Coronel Wilson CON una mia supIican-
dole que haga cuanto este en- su poder.
Sinceramente de usted,
(Firmado) e. MONT REILLY,
Gobernador.
Como Sc We, las gestiones hechas por
Ell Sr. Rodriguez, Sc hallan en- Was, de
cristalizaci6n, pudiendo negar ser un
necho, 10 que sera de incalculables be-
nefcios para la repetida clase. Nuestro
digno gobernador, Hon. e. Mont Rely
asi 10 ha ofrecido, va sabemos, por
fortuna, Ell alto prestigio de que SO
halla rodeado y la valdez de cualquier
asunto al cual ofrezca prestar gu valio-
sisima cooperation.
Sin tempo para comentar este asun-
to en- el presente articulo, nos reserva-
mos ese derecho para ell pr6ximo; pero
no queremos terrninar sin tributar nues-
tro mas sincere APPLAUSE al Sr. Rodri-
suez, por sus actividades en- PRO deI
pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01

Ayer,Ta las 1919 de la manana, .ocu-
rri6 un terrible accidente ferr6viaric en-
81 pnente de San Antonio, cue por 10
aparstoso del misnio ha podido costar
la vida a seis u ocho indsviduo3 que
trabajaban Ell Ell lnehciOnado pucnte.
Ell accidente, segdn- pudimos averi-
guar en- Ell lugar del suceso, fu6 como
sigue:
venia un tren de mercanoias, de Ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01

ALI re11ido, era que debajo de los va.
cones, cargados' de aztcar, habia algl-
mas otras victimas, y algunas personals
senalaban 'algo'' que Sc esbozaba al
traves del aqua, semejante ss la pierna
de un hombre, levantada en- alto.
LA MULTITUD
Las autoridades Sc constituyeron i'll
mediatamente ed ell lugar del suceso. y
La policfa, al msndo del captain Hurta-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
UN HoMBRE HERIDo

La policia de Naguabo comunica que
en- la Gale del s'Duque'', de la men
cionada poblaci6n, mientras Ricardo
Negr6n, Jorge Dipini y Gregcrio Rive
ra examinaban un revolver, Sc Ia esca-
p6 un tiro Negr6n, que fue a HERR
a Gregorio Rivera.
Negr6n fue preso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
Ell ACCIDEN I FERROv|ARIO De AVER

cesario organizar un sistema de trasbor
dos, para no alterar en- 10 mas minimo
el servicio de trenes.
LOS INGENIERoS
Los ingenieros, senores Benitez Rive
ra Ferrer Y Case, hacian diversos CO.
mentarios acerca del accidente, y opina-
ban que, no haberse desconectado a
tempo la primera secci6n del ferroca-
rril, ell suceso hubiera revestido mayor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
NUEvA YORK Es vIcTIdA DE
LA PARALYSIS INFANTI

NUEvA YORK, agosto 3d. la vuel
to aparecer en- esta ciudad la desastro-
sa PARALYSIS infantil, La cual esta hacien.
do estragos y tiene alarmado al pueblo,
que Sc prepara a combatirla de acuerdo
con las instrucciones del ''Acting
Health Commissioner
Sc han registrado ocho defunciones de
PARALYSIS en- nifos de corta edad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01

gravedad, pues los dos vagones que Sc
cayeron, acknowledgements Labrian
arrastrado en- su caida al resto del con-
voy.
LUEGO.
La detective ha emprendido una mi
nuciosa investigation acerca de 10 suce-
dido, porque, segdn Sc nos Ia informa-
do, alguien ha dejado caer en- sl1s oidos
algunas frases que dejan recelar algo.
FoToGRAFIAS
varios fot6grafos, entire clos ell de
Ell MUNDO y ''Puerto Rico Ilustra-
do'', tomaron emocionantes vistas de
la catastrofe.
DE LA EsTACION DE MIRAMAR
Aver nos informo ell jefe de trafco
del Ferrocarril, que, debido al accidente
de aver en- ell puente de San Antonio,
desde hoy los trenes para la isla sal
dram de la estacion de Miramar, Y los
que vengan de la isla rendiran su viaje
en- la misma estaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
Ell LIcDo. JUAN B. NoGUERAs

Segtin nos informa nuestro correspon-
sal en- Aibonito, ha causado ALI exec.
lente impression la noticia del nornbra-
miento de juez de Yauco, recaido en- Ell
Licdo. Juan B. Nogueras, abogado-no-
tario de Aibonito, quien goza ALI de
grandes simpatias por su cultura y no.
BILE proceder.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01

do y ell jefe Carrillo, tuvo que mostrar-
Sc energica para mantener los ouriosos
cierta distancia del lugar .nacabro.
Un policia, al tratar de retirar un
grupo de gente, fue provocada, habien-
dole un<guardia dado un fuerte palo en-
la cabeza, al provocador, que lie produ-
jo una herida; de la cual fu6 asistldo en-
en- la sala de socorros.
Ell SR. JIMENEz
Ell Sr. Jim6nez, director de la compa-
fiia. estaba en- ell lugar del suceso, OBJ
servando los dafios sufridos. Nantes
to un reporter de Ell MUNDo, que
los desperfectos eran de considerable i'm
portancia, que en- tanto Sc rcpara la
parte damnifcada del puente, sera ne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
ORDENO Y MANDO

Que la barberia EEL FIGARO"
cierre sus puertas eli pr6ximo Iu-
mes todo ell dia por ser Labor
Day.
Pedro TruiiIfo Gill.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01
Adn no Sc Sabe 81 ell ST. To-
rreS aCGpte Ia vice presidential

Aver fuimos informados de que la
comision nombrada para ir a visitar al
Lcdo. Don Jose G.. Torres para persua-
dirlo de que aceptase ell cargo de vice.
presidente del partido, estuvo verlo
y luego de plantearla la situaci6n poll
tica por que atravesaba Ell partido en-
los actuales momentos y la necesidad
cue habia de que Ell aceptara dicho
cargo. Don Pepe Sc mostr6 bastante in
deciso respecto a la aceptacion por su
parte del referido cargo.
La Comision le concedio un plazo
hasta hoy para que Sc decidiera a
aceptar ell puesto de confianza para ell
cual fue electo.
MR.. NC cLURE LEGO ANocHE
Anoche las ocho fue informado un
Redactor nuestro de que habia llegado
de la isla y estaba en- la Fortaleza, Ell
jefe de information de la Poiicla, Sr.
Nc Clure.
Nuestro Redactor espero la salida de
Mr.. Nc Clure, quien interro2o res
pecto de los incidentes ocurridos en- es-
tos dias, en- los cuales intervino y que
va conocen nuestros lectores, y fue in
tornado por ell Sr. Nc Clure de que
NADIA tenia que decir para ell publico
que va la prensa habia relatado los in
cidentes que ell asunto estaba en- ma
nos de los tribunales, a donde el iria a
presentar SUI prueba y alegatos.
Ell Sr. Nc Clure no habia recibido
todavia la carta que lie dirigio ell gober-
nador este personalmente le exigi6
que presentara un informe detallado de
los hechos denunciados.
MR.. NC CLURE BRILLA
PoR sU AUSENCIA
Ell juez Jimenez Sicardo dict6 aver
| una orden de arresto en- contra del jeff
! de information de la policfa secreta
MIR. Nc C1ure, quien, como sabe1 nucs
tros Iectores, Sc acusa de dafios mali.
ciosos.
La orden fu6 entregada la poIicia il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-01

sular, pero todavia la misma no ma po.
dido ser cumplimentada, debido a que
MIR. Nc Clure aiin Sc encuentra en- via
je por la isla.
Ell juez Jimenez sicard6 ha sedalado
una fianza de $50 al acusado.
VARIoS LIDERES UNIoNISTAS
CoNFERENCIAN CON Ell
GoBERNADoR
Aver visitaron al Gobernador los Sc.
fiores Giorgetti, Jose G. Torres, Santini,
Huyke Benedicto, y estuvieron cor.
ferenciando con Mr.. Reilly largo ratio
en- su ofcina.
Aunque no sabemos establishments
los puntos tratados durante la entrevis-
ia, no obstante Sc nos ha informado
que la misma giro alredor de la situa-
cion politica, y de la posibilidad de lie
gar un acuerdo entire ell Jefe Ejecu-
two y Ell partido de la mayoria..
Los visitantes dieron cuenta al Gober
nador del nombramiento para vice-pre-
sidente de la Union, recaido en- don Jose
G.. Torres, quien tenfa los mejores de-
secs en- laborar por ell bienestar del Par
lido y del pals en- general.
De las noticias que tenemos, podemos
asegurar que en- la Fortaleza Sc rehus6
dar a los referidos lideres una contes-
tacion nj afirmativa nj negative acerca
del asunto tratado.
4
Sc QUEJA AL GoBERNADoR
DE PERSECUcIoNES
Ell Gobernador recibi6 aver un tele-
grama de Ramon Carreras, de Tca Baja,
en- ell cual este Sc queja a Mr. Reilly de
que es objeto de persecuciones insult
tos por parte del jefe de la policia y
del guardia Aracelis Figueroa.
Dice Carreras- que ha habido ocasi6n en-
que Sc le ha llevado al Quartet, donde
Sc lie ha injuriado luego. s.
Ell quejoso ha solicitado una entire
vista con ell Gobernador, para ponerlc
al corriente de 10 que le sucede..
i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Quick u sTICE

Three Lubhock men who killed rail.
rad man at the town named some few
weeks agp have b"-n brought a. triad
and on Monday two ~ them we're sen.
tened tn 'H years. and the third a. 50
years in the poniteutiarN. This In one
case whore the hand - Justice acted
quickly and Justly II criminals ~ this
class were given their just deserts. and
there were fewer loop holes In the law
tor ,s'tp" ~ men ~ like nature IN.
majesty 81 the law would be- more
Of reality and less u jest than II
has been heretofore. Perhaps that good
time b. coming. when criminals will be-
treated s- they deserve. with less ~ the
mnWkish fUulishnos. than has been IN
evidence in the days that have gone
L. b. 10 contamination dst0tly 90 be- de-.
sired Higgins N.ws
Yes this brand ~ "qmck justice"
certainly H. ~ bc commended Tor i,
unquostionahly stimulated similar no.
t!on in ether cases and viii serve a.
deter other half.hskod and would b,
lad men from what evidently s"eins
g. them a desirable course. with a pro
mise ~ a winning"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
ATTENTION Be GIVEN
ATHLETICS IN FUTURE

IN order to enable the schools II Cot
orado. New Mexico, oklahoma and
Texas To- meet In yearly competition In
Track and Tennis. the Athletic com.
mitt,o II the West Texas State Normal
College has decided to give an invita-.
ton meet al Canyon. Texas April %
aud 30
The Commercial club Of Canyon ~.
fcrs loving cup 10 the school winning
the meet.
tn, teams shall be- entered according
tu the rules ~ the Athletic Association
u which the school they represent II
a member
April 80. there will be meeting of
the representatives II the different
schools to draft rules for all future
meets. elect officers and set dotc on
which M, meet shall be- held In 1872?
An schools are urgently requested 20
send representative authorized to act
Tor said school Each school shall have
one vote ON nll questions
For this meet the Athletic Committee
limits the entries II any school to nine
men Tor track and field, three men for
tennis and one man for pctathlon.
April 90, both singles and doubles
shall be- played up tu finals which shall
be- started ~ 900 u. m. ~ 30th
tn, field events viii start al 1850 T.. m.
II 3Oth aud come In this order. shot
put. running broad jump. pole valut,
discus throw, running high jump,
jnyclin throw.
The track events will start AT lao
y. m ON the 3Oth. and come In this or
der 100 yard dash 800 yard low hur'
dies. ego yard dash, mile run, 40
yard dash. ~ mile run. mile run, |
mile relay race.
Tho prntathlon viii consist ~ run
ming high jump. running broad jump,
invclin throw. discus throw and 1000
yurd dish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
mIRRNII IOR n.\RnING,

President Harding ayurs naval a.
ransom and hrs sn told senate leaders.
~ ashs ui IN, present congress ad,
quity appropriations and continuation
uur building program President
Harding hir Dur views There is uu
.,asun tur ruriailm,ut 81 our na,i,s
Nhcr vc hold second Ur third place On
naval strength Great Britain has
stated the agitation iur naval building
Dur,aim,nt tor the simple reason that
M, Is busted and can't build any mur,
var ships l.u,knoy Beacon.
You du not say ln the foregoing. how
the President happens Co D, In pu-sys
sion 90 YOUR views Ben. but We hop,
you boys keep us an IN the clear.
and believe Nuu viii do o. Why should
We fret simply because thu President
has adopted your views instead oi our
Iwu. rs all iu 90, family.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
sIAyING THE ENEMY.

You have just one enemy. II should
d. good ncws-to know that you have
Just enc enemy. Hut ON top 81 that
there Is more good news. You can de-
Struy him when you know him for what
De- is
Imagine that you are playing the part
~ young David In this fight for there
is q fight ahead. Collect u few smooth,
round stones ~ information and un'
Outstanding and fare forth To meet Mt
Goliath. There he stands. huge and
hidcous M first sight. the enemy Of all
mankind Look at him without being
afraid. for you are learning his weak
points Now he ruars threats nj you
and displays pile At sharp weapons
~ his side The names of these weapons
are written On them ard can easily bc
read They are Dirt. Poverty. Worry
Hatred. Envy. Sclfishncss, Indifference
sorrow. Suffering, Disease, Pestilencc'
and Death. lie strikes his brcas,plate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
RAT TAILS WORTH THE
MONEY IF DELIVERED

Al ntklling bows at the city are
expected Ia bring to the Ci,y Hall be-.
tore O'Clock this afternoon ,ll the
trophies they may have as evidence
" their yuwcss In tho rotkilling bust.
ness.
The hoy with the largest number
u IA, tails gets $3.50 cash; second
highest, $500. third S2.jo. 4, has not
been announced who Is tu be- official
counter and among the boys. there H.
quite rivalry In the minds ~ rat
hunters between Dr. u. n Duke and
city Manager J.. a. colby ~ 90 which
pass ON the winners at the tat tail
prizes
than was anticipated when the city
manager aud health officer agreed
that one az the other would be- the
official counter IT rat tails. Some ut
IN. young rat killers are accusing 9th
.iS ~ catching mice with the pun.
puso IT having mouse tails cuuuntcd ns
those oi rats This has created q III.
vision among the boys ON who shall
uass ON the tails To- De- presented Tor
cunning
"Sinrc when" asked one hoy Friday,
did the city manager know the dif
ference h'tw"cn rat tail and mouse
tails" ~, knows more about D, than
Or. Duke" was another young rat.
catohors reply Anyhow. thu city man
nger and c,tv health ofliccr. viii have
90 count thc'rat tails and de- II 10 the
satisfaction ~ the oatchcrs this after
noon
Today ls the last ~ cleanup week,
and Or Duke general chairman ui
the oolnnup campaign expressed him
s.lf Friday evening az highly pleased
with the cooperation met and the work
accomplished ~, expresses the hope
that n anything hrs ho'n overlooked
II b. taken care ~ today and viii then
hc ready tu Av GO match Amarillo
against any rity bon the state fur clean
/ illness There was % procession ~ wa
CONS loaded with boxes, barrels. papers
Tin oar broken bottles. brush and al
manner ~ trash during the day Frida,
and they viii call AZ any place un 90
I quest today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
TREn ADMITS IL

4 iev DAYS ago IN" editor was intro
iucrd q railroad official a- being tho
falrest newspaper man ON the Denver
Road o. public service corporations and
,her business concerns. The Index en-.
beavers a. merit the good viii ~ all
peopl, vet n corporation IL IN wrong
we Will not hesitate to -Hy so and with
ru' thought ~ the result The troubl"
today with 20" many newspapers j. that
they measure the result Of their crit.
,ism and n money may be- lost In tho
way ~ business tho rule ~ silence r.
adhered Criticism justify made viii
los, No. min money ~ friends.-Chil
dress Index
Fred states That there are some news
pauer men who are not as firm In their
stand for prnciples ~ they should be-
but he's one honest newspaper man, be
actually admits u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
IOI-RIsIs ARE COMING.

Information received IN Amarillo from
numerous points In the South. the
North. from the East indicate that the
tours, crop will b. exceptionally large
this year The people have seemingly
determined g. know America first.
which n another way - saying that
Americans are becoming interested In
America. This r. most hopeful sign
IN many ways the motor tourist bust
ness being one phase that II CONNER.
cially important o. every city and
town touched
j, has been stated hy Secretary Estes
Of the Amarillo Board ~ City oyoi0p.
moni that 'ho records show that during
the past year % 400 automobiles stopped
.in the tourist camp grounds in this city.
II l. stated by the sam" authority thi,
az even larger number - visitors viii
make this point during ihe present
year
Tn. following clipped from The eur.
rent issue Of The Miami chief along his
INV VIII IN'HH ~ ANNH'N A'..A .f'.N.A pro
show how general 'hc spirit b. prompt
ing the provision az grounds and other
facilities for the Accommodation a
tourists.
Miami has splendid .amplns
ground for tourists. but o. needs a Do
lie mere fixing up n has plenty ''
waier q very good shade. but need
some lights. o. az least hsht un ih'
corner - N. ground our sign needs
repainiing and with just little fixins
our frs camp ground will D. a real
good attraction 10 the tourists.
Tourists have already began o. come
. this spring They hardly wait through
abe winter. but the past week or ~
,inany cone through In a day. and some
Iare already camping os' and usinH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

with clumsy fist and there you see
his name clearly. Could YOU have
guessed it? Il is-'lgnuranco."
You must get rid Of his terrible weap'
ons. Tor they are dangerous things to
have lying about. Here the Junior Red
cross work begins IN earnest. Not e.
know that unclcan living conditions are
unolcan. largely describes this enemy.
But when you know. YOU partially dis.
arm him. You deprive him OF the wcap'
ON marked Dirt
How abou, those other dangerous.
looking Weapons when you wrcsted
away the one called Dirt. YOU knock.
ed Indifference far and have broken
or damaged Disease. Suffering. pesti.
lcncc. Sorrow and even Death. Health
Ter thinking and healthier living Condl
tons make the weapons Worry and
Poverty shrink In size. and you cease
to fear them, and-why. there you have
kicked another enemy weapon farther
of Fear was one of them was II not?
old Ignorance Is losing his weapons
fast, What about the jaggcd.looklng
NfNlNNN AilHttN s~'AAlFiNfNNt iiAAA'h
and Envy? What must you learn about
them that each II peculiarly a weapon
OF Ignorance. You dcmolish Selfish.
ness by growing into the habit of un.
sclfishly serving others. In serving
others you grow to know your neigh.
bors better and Il liz hard to hate any.
one you really know. Bang" What
was that? Wen. Wen. well, That hor.
rible. viciouslooking weapon Hatred.
cNploded-blown all 10 pieces. seemingly
by itself
"Poof.' Was that another? II certain
~ was, Miserable little Envy was
/ touched of when Hatred bsw up. Jus,
a little cloud Of green smoke and not
much noise,
/ Everything In going fine, Is II not?
Now you VIII proceed with great joy
| To make Mr.. Goliath himself hard t.
4 catch.
But
Why. where IN he2
ABSOLUTELY GONE,
Junior Red Cross News.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
TIIAT'S TIlE SIIIE

While th, N,Ns b. anxious tu ht,,
prominent national lud stat. highway b
running through rnluti,v SET vc at,
Wur. Interested boo having good market
.ulis from th. towns trId. TERRITORY
pllln,i,w should lhut, 900 things a,
Ils p1ti u having 90, ,,t nest road.
700 that ihr farmers Of this and adjuu
us counties cam huI them prudg,l-
here ari market them and carr, them
turOhl-,s huW, ", had rather htA,
more farmers coming 'u plpn,l,N On
vll 1ul huy thuu auto tourists eUug
through looking 100 no, country Plain
view News
Thu. BE- sound luiiIu,. less and Sou
hay" "a number uf newspaper friends
who v,u Nuu 900 On, sentiment -
pressed