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New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Throngs Crowd City.

New London, June 24-Harvd and Yale on the river rowing off tn ancient rivalry was the spectacle a the contest that brought a gay, SD, tator host here today. This old pl where whalers were wont to la their catches in other days, tod was port of call for yachts, excl sion steamers, automobiles and ra road trains. carrying thousands to boat races.
 They had started coming yesterdl they rolled through the night and morning hours were hustlipg ones| town and on the river.
 Up stream, however, the oarsmenI the Rcd Top and Gales Ferry I'd ing camps went about their last ho1 o1 preparation with only a suppres3 nervousness to show for the approd of the events.
 Varsity Late Today.
 The race for varsity eights, event of the day and climax of \ college rowing season. was set for II afternoon. either at or o'cloI eastern standard time. depending river conditions. In either easel was to be rowed down stream, vi the finish at the railroad bridge. was again a four-mi1e affair. this y} the only race at that distance and American colleges.
 Yale Gets East Course. s Yale had, the east course and HI yard the west in all the. races todI This arrangement represented choice of Captain Steve Hord. the suit of his winning the toss of, cl three times. The east course is inshore course, but Harvard men pl -fessed to see no advantage in it's
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Mississippians Have No
 Sympathy For Felnians

Gulfport, Miss, June "A tele- gram said to have been signed by more than four hundred citizens, of Gulfport, near which Senator Pat Harrison re- sides. today was sent to him protesting against his criticism of the recent London speech of Rear Admiral sims. The telegram read: -Four hundred unhyphenated Americans resent at tacls on Admiral Sims Ninety per cent of Mississippians have no sym nathv with Sim Feinism wherever eX- pressed.''
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
TWO NEGROES EXECUTED
Double Hanging at Chicago This Morning-Nictims were Partici- pants in Fatal Abyssinian Riots.

Chicago. June 24.-Grover C. Red ding and Oscar McGavick, negroes. were hanged together today for kill ing Robert l.. Rose. sailor. in con nection with the Abyssinian riot last June.
 Tho riot occurred when a band of negroes led by Bedding and others tcrming themselves princes of Abyssinia" and connected with a movement for the return of negroes to Africa. staged parade,
 . The parade concluded with a bon |. fro during which an American flag was tossed on the blaze. Ross at tempted to rescue the flag and was shot to death from an automobile.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
LIGHTNING PLAYS HAVOC.

kamford. June 2i.-Lightning
 ling freely about the city last
 hi put f02 telephone lines out of Imission. affecting SIP subscrib- A barn in the RoNhury section struck and damaged. Mrs. Fred |k 10th who was Tn the barn had ahoe torn ofr by the holt and the
 ' Sburned. Several others nearby le stunned. A horse was killed.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Baby Whale Swims Into
 New York HarbOr Today

New York, June 24.-A baby whale swam through the Narrows into New York harbor today. While it lay upon a sand bar off Staten Island a watch man and restaurant owner carrying a shotgun and a carving knife ended the young visitors life. It was eighteen feet long and apparently too young to know that outgoing tides wait for no whale.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
der Worked Too Hard,
 Is Dead of Exhaustion

|h.x kslphia, Juns 24.-The Rev.
 |e ohnson of tho Methodist |copai church who as a federal hibition agent in Pennsylvania be- |e known at tho "raidinE parson" at hts homo here today from work and exhaustion. He was 5s
 Ea old.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Forest Fire Wipes Out
 Little Canadian Town

Quebec. June 24.-The village of Vile Ray, Lotbiniere county, was a smouldering ruin today Every one Of its houses was demolished by i forest fire that swept down upon il yesterday. All the inha bitants es- ca ped by fleeing to the village of Lotbiniere. About seven miles of the Canadian National railway roadbed was destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
LAsKER CALLS CONFERENCES.

New York, June 24.-Albert b. Lasker, newly appointed chairman oI the U. s. Shipping Board, today began a series of conferences with steamship owners and operators to obtain first hand information on the condition of the American Marine.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
NORTH & JUDD MANUFACTURING co.
 DECLARES USUAL 3 PER CENT. DIVIDEND
BIRTH RATE GOES UP
During Month of May, But Drops in June-WcddinGs Show Decrease Over Last Year.

While there seem to have Seen few CT weddings last month fnan there were in May 1920, i's :nis city, and the death rate remains comparatively the same. Madame S'-yrk does not ap- pear to have been very much wor- ried about the high cost of living That wise old bird came right along with her precious bundles and the birth rate went up as the marriage record went down. .s.
 The figures for the month of May and June of 1920 and 1921 as filed at the City Clerks office are as follows:
 Weddings in. May, 1920, 46; in May, 1921, 25; deaths in May 1920. 49: in May, 1921, AS; births in May, 1920,
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
0'BRIEN NAMED CLERK
Former Army Lieutenant Engaged by
 Board of Public Works to Assist Present Force.

John O'Brien of Stanley street, a former lieutenant in the army, has been engaged as clerk in the office of public works and vii assist Clerk George Johnson. The office to which MT. O'Brien has been appointed was created because of the unusually great amount of clerical work occa- stoned by increased street and sewer operations. MT. O'Brien served over seas with the Yankee Division.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Ell Freshmen Cross Lin| Five Lengths Ahead O Crimson's First Yea
 Oarsmen Cambridg| Second Crew Is Winne|
Varsity Race, Feature of Al nual Regatta, is Schedule
 For Late Afternoon I Early Evening. i

24.-Rowing honors were ever divided in the two preliminary rad of the annual Harvard-Yale regal this morning. The Yale freshm] eight won the first event from tl Crimson youngsters by five Iengt1 and Harvard's junior varsity eight I taliated by defeating the Yale secol crew by six lengths. Both races wd two mile affairs, rowed up-strea against a strong wind and tide, wniI had a tendency to slow up the shel The official times were:
 Freshman Race.
 Freshman race, Yale 12 minut| 13 3-5 seconds; Harvard 12 minut| 32 Is seconds. Junior varsity: Ha yard, 12 minutes, 29 seconds: "a 12 minutes 53 seconds.
 The freshman race was late starting owing to difficulty experiend| by the coXswains in bringing q shells to the line against the stroI current. When the oarsmen final got away Harvard jumped into lead which however at the first h mile mark had melted away befd the speed of the Yale yearlings al the Blue freshmen were leading a half shell length. They were roI ing 31 strokes to the minute agai} the two point higher beat of Harva $ Both strokes dropped the beat trif1e at the mile flags but Yale VI getting greater power and run in t| blade work and had increased lead to three -fourths of leng During the next half mile Harva made a determined effort to cut do the Yale advantage but the spurt h a disastrous ending. The Crirns} shell moved up rapidly for few h, dred feet and Harvard adherents the observation trains began to che expecting that the eight which favored to win and noted for driving finish, would pass Yale spectacular fashion. hNI.
 The strain both physical and me tai, proved too great, however
 Russell Hubbard, at No. i've cold,' in rowing parlance and wh going through the motions of bla work thereafter was unable to power into his sweep.
 During the last half mile the I'd became a procession with Yale pu ing steadily away to win easily full five lengths.
 Junior Varsity Contest.
 In the junior varsity contest Ha ward was never headed and won most as she pleased. A heavier a more powerful combination, Crimson eight took the lead at very dip of the blades and althou rowing 32 to Yale's 33, was two a one-half lengths ahead at the f1ni of the mile flags. Both strokes drd ped the beat during the next m to 32 but Harvard had the drive momentum which sent the shell aw steadily and half a mile from finish was four lengths ahead. Fl was increased anotf two lengths before the victors past the finish posts.
 While the winning time of the Y freshmen was considerably fas than that made by the winning Hd yard varsity crew the difference part was explained by the rowi conditions which grew worse as ii passed.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
AGED NAVIGATOR ILL.

Stonington, June 24.-Captain Oliv- CT Griffin. who retired as a captain in command Of steamers on the Stoning- ton, Providence and Fall River lines a few months ago after 52 years of service, is critically ill at his home. Hs is Sf.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
MEXICAN REBEL cArGHT

fexico City. June 2I.-GcneraI rio Mendez who for some time has In Lu revolt has been captured at
 na. atate of san Luis Poutoi n official statement and will Iba bIy be executed.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL.

Hartford, June Ex-Governor Lake this afternoon signed the bill legis- lating Bridgeport's single headed tax com mission out of existence. The bill was passed by the recent general as sembly.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
NEGRO STUDENT DROWNS.

Stamford. June 24.-Car1 Welilman, negro, a student in Virginia Union college at Richmond. Va, who was working at Lucas Point, Sound Beach, was drowned there last night while bathing
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
62 to Begin Work For
 City Monday MOrning 9

Assignments were given today bs the Municipal Employment bureau to G laborers to work for the city for one week, commencing Monday morn ing. Eight men were placed yester- day afternoon with a private concern for one months work.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
COL. STALL DIES.

'fenton, N. J.. June 2i Col. Ern-
 E. atnhi. lecturer. writer, former sapapcr publisher and Civil war Nran. died at a hospital today. A
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
FACTORY TO REOPEN.

lew Haven. June 24.-Notice was bn to employees today that tho nt of the L.. Candee and company.
 .. a subsidiary of the United States
 bbor company. will reopen on July
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
HUTCHINSON IS TIED

Lak !, Golfer. at Present Stage of |sush Tourney, Is Tied with OK b,a Player at 206. Andrewa, June 24 (Ry Associat- Presa) Jock Hutchison of Chi- and Roger wethored, the OX-
 amateur golfer. were tied for
 place at the conclusion of the th and last round in tho British golf championship today with essef zoe. They will play off the Iofborrow.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24

Dublin, June "A. tBy Associated
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
Cafta del LCdO.
Ce|GStinO MarFHO
Cataho. II de agosto de 1921
on SiIverio Morales.

Cataho II de agosto de 1921
ST. don Silverio Morales.
Juncos.
'Estimado correligionario:
He leido su alusion en- ella Denocra
ca' de hoy la comprendo.
ouiere I'D. decir que soy americana,
no Sc ingles.
Aunque no me pasa 10 que ID,
puesto que leo los articulOs que en-
ingles publica ETA Democracia uuie
70 decirle, que ell sentimiento no es
del lenguaje, es cualidad natural del
hombre
La lealtad los Estados Unidos, no
odta refiida con la dignidad y Ell amor
nuestra terra puertorriquefia.
La dilatacfon del sentimiento del sen
timiento del amor, es 10 que dignifica y
ennoblece al hombre.
La grandeza de Cristo, esta en- la in
mensidad de su sentimiento de amor,
cue despedfa como chorros de luz, re-
novaf1te de la conciencia de Ia hutna-
nidad aun por los mas apartados rim
cones del planeta.
Dilaten1os nuestros sentimientos de
amor patrio, y no haya cuidado de que
/ Puerto Rico pierda NADIA, que siempre
cs mas potente Ell foco en- su origen,
esa potencia es mayor cuarto mayor
cs la distancia que ilunina.
IDesgracado ell que, egoista, limita a
| gu villa, la emanaci6n de su foco afec-
two. Vive .desesperado como Ell can que
no conoce mas longitud que la del ira
-niojo que le alta.
| Vivimos mas, cuanto mas queremos.
Ouerramos a Puerto Rico mucho, con
la fortaleza de nuestras almas latinas,
| seamos sinceros y leales con los Es-
tados Unidos, que clio es nuestro deber
como eiudadanos que somos de csa gran
nacion..
Siempre he lefdo con interes isus ''cu-
riosidades", y creame que ahora, he
sentido satisfaction por su recuerdo del
companero de oficina, aunque con 6l ha
va tenido la intenci6n de mortificarme.
De Ud., atento amigo y correligio-
mario,
Celestino MARRERO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
MIR. HARDING EN- PLYMOUTH
CTRADUelDo DC THE NEW YORK rlmEs")

La gusFa hnpid6 81 cumpmento de los dVersos planes
agneenies para del centenaFo de
los Dsfegnos ds Pynou actnai eelebraci6n sere de
esbraconss han sdo neres hist6rco. asco pa
ttco q Hyora ce los peTegrnos era raza com6n,
bsn cue festival aera ntelgente, de buen
gsio Wodssto IA vista aver Mr. Harding la cImina-
eitn os "a dgnioad obssrsada en- Ia oeas6n.
q discourse Dc Mr. Harding eontene aIgo mas que los
pdos ios anfspasados. ~ fundar jamestown Plymouth
ocsfa eoundad Del pueblo bre de nuestra Euro
os Esta6os un6o Africa Australia. tiene correIa
etB signeants". Al pagaT tribute pasado
anEa poenF Ia dninuei6n de las gueras las cargas
Esta fue ausi6n conferenca que ha
- rsnse Washington para Ia lnitacon de arnamento
ssossF los pfobeas DEF Paeieo qusn sabe al enos
Fsnssnts rsspeeo De "asoeacI6n De nacones entre
gar sobsana que ha nsprado buen sentdo
81 csfsndsa Este engIas eaculado para dido al
gnos ssnacorss adonei6n contra e fanasa del "st
psFssfaoo unoa" napedra Mr. Harding hacer todo 10
pueda pooser las relacone nerhaconaes. espe
eaeBte 'ia hsnnanoad huana Ia par la inteigencia.
~Dsbsm0s eombatF IA idea amenaza--dice Harding-de
qus sstao0 dsbs apoya pueblo pues gobeno usto
ssneasnts garana Al pueblo del derecho ia oportun
aue pafa apoyass entire ST. FL Gneo pegro pie dc hoy
tsn6snea oeurr Washington por que de la
bsnea o. las ocho endades que eonsttyen
tado"
Csc ssla tsOria demoeratea. que sbandCnadO
cs6aaos mchos d nuestos de6catas conteporAneos
dfbss Ia ooena practea norteamecana Lo contra
ssda ssado federal soeazado anqulamento del 60
bisFno ioea Ia nieiatya.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
NERCADD DE- CARBIO

metropoh, en- la practica imperialista y
viciosa de imponerles gobernadores, Co.
mo el que hoy Sc nos ha enviado Puer-
to Rico, completamente ignorantes del
idioma, psicoiogia, costumbres, ideales y
problemas del pueblo.
La anunciada asamblea del Partido
unionista, ha venido "a poner los animos
de los unionistas en- un estado de es-
pectacicn tai, que parece que todos es-
tan confados y tranquilos en- espera del
resultado de esa trascendental reunion,
en- la cual ha de decidirse para ellos de.
tinitivamente la presenteSe6si insosteni-
bic situscion de la colectividad.
Las discusiones y concentrates alre-
dedor de cuaquier actnaci6n del jefe del
Ejecutivo siguen abundando por todas
parties y la ansiedad pdblica por como
Ger hasta donds ha de liegar este con-
fiicto es realmente extraordinaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
I'm super-aIambi-
que CapturadO

FL jefe de polieia de Utuado, Lo-
renzo Ndnez, ha comunicado que con
la ayuda de los policias a sus 6rde-.
mes del agente de rentas internas,
senior Chapel, sorprendi6 los Her
manos Hess, en- una finca del barrio
de Santa Rosa, un enorme alambi
que, el cual por la magnitud de sus
dimensiones, es precise, para demos
trarlo, la cooperation de un experto
meeanico.
FL alambique que fue capturado
en- los momentos en- que estaba trn
bajando.
Este es el alsmbiqpe que mas gran
de Y mas complete de todos cuantos
han sido oeupados en- la isla, estan
do equipado con aparatos rectifeado
res otras ,iplicaciones cientffcas de
las que usan en- las destilerias CO.
rrientes. La "cacerola'' de este alam
b;que es "tipo aleman" pesa 400 Ii
bins Y el peso aproximado del horno,
cue es 'tambien "tipo aleman", es de
90 toneladas.
Ademas fue descubierta una tube
ria subterranea de mas de 12O me-
trOs de longitud, por medic de la
cusl era conducido ell ron destilado
a un sitio mas apropiado para SUI en-
vase embarque. Los duenos de h
finea en- que fue encontrado este SUI
per-alambique son hermanos del agen
te de rentas internas, Hess, quien
fife hace algunos meses captuls. do
por ,el ex-capitan de la Policfa senor
Schettini, mientras saoaba alcohol de
los drums" que eran enviados de las
destilerias de Arecibo para el embar
que al extranjero.
Ell telegrama enviado de Utuado
dando cuenta de la locali2lcion Y cap
tura del "Rey de los alambiques" no
dice que Sc .hayan efectuadOs con tai
motive, arresto alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

Sc vende un solar en- Hato Rey, para
tia SO, ounce minutes de San Juan en-
autom6vil propio para hermosa quinta
de recreo, con lin f1ente la carretera'
de cincuenta metros y fondo de 124 me-
tros, superfcie 1884 metros cuadrados, a
la derecha de la carretera de San Juan
a Rio Piedras, lado de Ia, sombra.
Puede dividirse, 81 asi conviniere, en-
dos solares de veinticinco metros de
frente, uno con 1884 metros cuadrados y
el otro con 800 metros.
s. Precio razonable, con faciiidades pa
ra Ell pgo.
Para mas informes dirfjanse Mr..
vandefym, Post Office Box s5s, S. Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
DON DARIo RovIRA
DERRoTo A JANoWsKY

En- Ell juego de simultanea que sc lie
v6 a efecto en- los 2salones del Ateneo
portorriqueiio, la noche del iiltino rni6r-
coles por ell campe6n de ajedrez de
Francia Mr.. Janowsky contra doce ju-
gaaores, fue derrotado por ell presidente
del Club de Ajedrecistas, don .Dar1o Ro-
vira.
Ell senior Rovira lie di6 jaque mate al
c;;mpeon frances la jugada 45.
Mr.. Janowsky derrot6 sus otros once
scontrincantes la victoria alcanzada
por ell Sr. Rovira sobre ell campe6n
frances, la segunda contra 6l obtenida,
produjo en- los espectadores i'm gran
regocijo entusiasmo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

icpntinnaeltn d. IL pAg. IA
bsFis. ~ spiuisnss encentssaas sItrs
eFarass peiitiees ssuaalstas , sxpeFtos
e. eisneiss paiitiCss "a iss Estados uni
So. hasss eae bubisEa padido oFlsutaFss
~ ti eenoeimisnae es nussiTas cosas y
ea ~ Fsnbes , eaueteFos qus maFcan
aanas . HasaiFs pasbie ooma 81 ds los
ESTATES uniass ias Feanaaass ineFita-
kiss a. - hezhsa
Eae. - a. eeneePto. hubleFa sido 10
pFHtsuie. is fatis , . aisusio ca un
heatfs as gohisFns. A. knbieIa 81 nns-
- 0she2aaaeF aslaegtFaas - eoEdura;
81 haelsTa diamuia1e Goa aonaiFe "a
tegpssn So - rafiids Al szFiaEio a FnsF
= nire. nsi oene - prop.a ineapaeidaa
esEa q passts. y iss maHsies es los sue
tsn mai > sesnssisFon - fas anaias ds
nBaEeoeF ants HasasEe pashle eom0 u
silet ''cpaiFeiaran'' - 1iiuaeidn y -
.haeFo nebegfa ante.
Ditmsiar e. 96bernaE. diio eisTta yea
90 nta s.is5ista , q aiKimuio en e.
tas 4irN<eipmsn hubisra side eien veoes
taslor nas npEeBisae , mas easrue sn
el nusts 0sasEunsoI ens sra aFsnSa de
sfeese y ecnsitn paFa fayoFscsr a los
Fsp1hlieanes . ans rsn tanin osaignieai
y csn6eaeeade@eia. a BaEeeeE. - ~
fFessaaa.
Pgs - - - ar Rsiiy per 10 sue
a. A. ~ ashs. na ha sido nunen un -
fa4lsta. ua hemhrs os sobisrne. un hem
14s - eataai1s "a msteriss e. estado ,
airs polfiEp. aine nn hembrs ds nego.
essa a. p.ilties a. pnsbio gEands. ana
ssperla So rarlennie. cen inanane.a ca
~ aemarearitm. aus tsss A susFte "a
aDefaf "a esneiante Fietorleso sn ias
6llmas nlsseienss prsslasnelalss. y qus
aheEa aa1s - sistsmn qus estahlscs
aueriIa ~ eTGlniea. Escibs e pTenio
Is asFvsnes psantaaes een - guherna
aukn as RueTse nics.
y ceaSfs eas ~ dseimos esto eon Il
nansr animeslaad peFsonal ~ fhita d
z3pfte > nneusgo mas sievado rspsesen
fanis ess peer fiseStivs as = Isla. Al
fenuarls. 6saas q retro as mi hufets
~ wsealnGfen. enTie = nnessro nnsvs
oshsnanfs. seer Meaf A. Reiiy. sl -
timanis as mi maysE eonnideracicn ps'
asnai. asssfr1zls Il mas halngasao end.
a a. sl aaaempeae de nla dsberes a
EebfrusanT e aaeltrn Hr'a. , perfscts
eafdiall6a9 y hzeus srssonia sn nns 80
lneianea cen sns hahl&antn&
Ns = fnspirss. Vnes. ms palahEas "a
81 pfeptsiie ds EnQFfiaeu u eahailsEe
- crslrfs l,iuaeipnes smhnfaneHRs Il g.
tsranufa - hs a. hahlaF dsi obisis
aue No ~ Guiaae y esnibiF las iinesl
anfsrisres ls ere cea frengasza. , .
fsia. aemesaEaF "a feFpeza . inlnstieii
81 ai1.ema es nuastEe Etgimsn gubsFna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
AVER LEGO Ell sR G1oRGETT1

En- ell vapor Ponce lego aver de
los Estados Unidos nuestro distinguido
amigo don Eduardo Giorgetti, promi.
nente miembro del Partido unionista.
Fueron al muelle recibir al Sr. Gior
getti, los mas prestigiosos hderes de la
Union, entire los que vimos al sr Bar
GEO, Lcdo. Guerra, Huyke, santini, etc.
seghn informes, ell sr. Giorgetti viene
enterado de los ultimos acontecimen-
tos politicos registrados en- ell pals, y
anoche estnvieron en- su resfdencia, con.
ferenciando con el hasta atlas horas de
la noche, las mas signifcadas PERSONAL:
Gades del Partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
la situacion actual

mental cue hoy pernite a la admins
tTaei6n republicans de los .Estados Uni
dos. como aver 10 peImiti6 a la demo
erata. haeer uso del puesto de goberna-
doF de Puerto Rico para dar satisfac-
eion q las ambieiones de amigos del
amigo del PTesidente, para premiar
pFoselitos y eoFreligionariOs cue. como
81 seh0F Reilly. hayan prestado serviciOs
Al psrtido del poder de la metr6poh
sia fenerae en- euenta consideraciones
mas elevadas de responsabilidad poll
tiea ante nuestrO pueblo. va 10 dijo Ell
sxpEesidente Wilson en- un memorable
mensaje leidO por el mismo en- el Con
gFsso ds los Estadcs UnidOs en- 1918:
''Fuera del cireulO de nuestra encan
tada vida naeional en- que nos rigen y
iernan nnestros afectos y los 'dicta-
eos de nuestra prOpia conciencia, tene-
mos ebhgaeiones contraidas hacia nEss
iFos territories de ultramar. En- este pan
ticulaF no podemos proeeder del mismo
uiodo. porque en- 10 que a eiios respecta
somos nada mas cue depositarios de sl
gohierno. Puerto Rico, Hawaii, las -.
hpinas. son. es verdad. territories mes
tFos. peE0 no nnestros para hacer q
siies 10 que nos de La CANA. Rsos terri
toFlos cue AN tempo fueron eOnsidera-
dos como meras posesiones. no pueden
ya ser esolstamente explotados; esos te-
EFitoFios sen obieto del dominic de La
eencisneia p6bliea'y de una politica ser
vlesai y saba. DebemOs, pues, admins
traEfes teniendo en- cuenta los interesss
De sns habitantes y con el mismo senti-
misnto de responsabilidad hacia ellos
cue tenem0s haeia nuestro propio pue-
bic sn nuestFos asnnto internos.''
bisn - qre hoy pOr hoy no privan
las doetElnas de Wilson. y que los ci-
aices y los tgnoTantes podran reirse de
sstas cosas diehas pOr wilson en- mo-
mentos SCHEMES para cue sirvan de lli-
minAria 3 las generaeiOnes presentes y
futafAs;-peEo nadie poara negar, nj el
misn,o Mr.. Reilly. nj los mas rabiosOs re
puhheanos dc Puerto Rico de los Es-
tadoa Unidos. que 10 que diio MFR. viii
sen sobre este particular es cierto.
A eoshnnidades en- donde no exista
todavia IN sentimisnto de responsabili.
dad p0litiea podTa enviarse sin peligro
IN gobemador que no conozca al pue-
bio y eierza. sin embargo, las enormes
faeuifades y atribuciones de que esta
invsstidO por rnsstra ley organica eI
sohernaaoE de Paerto Rico. Pero en- co,
munidadeA como Ia nuestra. en- donde
"a - notan vigeFosas manifestaciones
Dc ~ espiritu sobrio de critica inteli-
gents y honrada acerca de los actos del
gohlerne. pplitieps. partidOs y finciona.
fios phhilcos no pnede insissirse. sin po,
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