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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
R|CC| PROCLA|MS
ALLEGIANCE TO U. S.
italian Ambassador, Speaking
Here, EuIogizes Soldiers
Who Died in Battle
is GUEST AT LUNCHEON

America and Italy. united in the
hour of common danger. are now united
in an effort to bring permanent peace
in the world. Uncovered in the pres
ence of the shrine of Americas free
dom and the many relics sacred to that
Ambassador to this country, proclaimed
the mutual allegiance to world peace
of the two countries at Independence
Hall this morning.
To-day we commemorate here the
memory of those who served their coun-
try better and more generously than
they could have done if they had faith
fully served it during a long and in
dustrial life," he declared, in speech
ringing with reverence for the soldier
dead of his-own Italia and of the United
States.
Without enmity against our former
enemy" he said without undue pre-
lenses and selfshness, both America
and Italy are endeavoring to overcome
the industrial and financial crisis which
resulted from the war.
nv, ,,
o'o ,'"' '.">' " 'e'
but the love tor peace whlch IN
spires both our countries today and
makes them work for everlasting peace
does not make us forgetful of those who
sacrificed their lives to give us such
peace.
.The multitude of old md now Amsr-
leans and of Italians who loyaIlv lovo
their adopted country while iov;nolv
they remember their country or origin
all assembled here TO commemorate their
fathers. brothers and sons who I;cd
fighting. is in itself the hest evidence NJ
the virtues of our peoples and Of the
gentlencss Of the feelings of the people
IN long for an ideal Of human Justice
y &ass.sis are in perpetual movemcI,
toward a gradual progress. Our dcmoc-
racies become better every day. What
only yesterday seemed to be Utopian is
the possibility of today, the certainty of
tomorrow. We have faith in our
strength, which is virtue; we increase
our virtue and our strength thereby.
Those who died and whom we here
commemorate are the example we must
follow
g: ,o.P'u " 4"a''r
Slgnor hlccl was accompanied to In
dependence HAL from the bellevue
Stratt0rd by Mayor Moore and members
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
FATHER RESCUES CHILDREN
Man Carries Boy and Girl over Root
to Safety at Fire

to Safety at Fire
When fire shut off escape by the
stirway from the second floor Of his
home last night, Harry Ruckoltz, Ninth
street and Snyder avenue. carried his
two small children TO safety over the
adjoining roof.
Buckoltz was awakened by smoke
shortly after he had gone to bed He
ran to the stairs and found flames
shooting up from the floor below. He
ran back and got George, eleven years
old. and Bertha. FIVE. and carried them
over the roof to the next house. Neigh
bors took the children while Buckoltz
went back to assist fircmen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
Arrested on Assault Charge

Daniel Roe, Negro. Burns street
near Parrish. was arrested Inst night
on the charge of beating Gcncvieve
Dorsey and stealing n watch from her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
Despondent Man Takes Poison

Despondent because he was unable to
find work, John Foley, twenty six
years old. attempted to end his life last
night in his room nt Thirtieth and Wal
lace streets. He took large dose Of
poison. Police of the Thirty ninth
street and Lancaster avenue station
rushed him to the PRESBYTERIAN Uospil
tai where physicians worked success
fully TO save his life. Foley, though In
a serious condition. viii recover. physi-
cinns believe. He has lived Mt the Wal
lace street address for the last two
months and part Of the time. according
to police, has been out Of work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30

pectcd to see trade back to normal. lie
SAD that there. also had been matr-
ria reduction in prices.
Among the speakers slated to nddrcss
the opening session of the convention
tomorrow morning is Thomas i. Young.
manager of the merchandising depart-
ment., of the Philadelphia puBIdo
LEDGER; Thomas II. Beck, of II. r..
Collier & Son, and u. i. Quigg, Of the
Richmond Baking Co.
The convention will conclude its acs
sions Wednesday evening with n ban
quiet and entertainment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
TWO LINERS BRING $500
Steamships Haverford and caserta
Land Their Passengers Here

More than $500 passengers, mostly
immigrants, arrived in this city on the
white Star liner Haverford, from Liv-
eerpool and Queenstown, and the Ital-
ian steamship Caserta, from Naples and
Genoa. both of which docked yesterday.
All but eighty of the Haverford's pas
sengers were allowed to land, but only
i4o cabin passengers of the Caserta
dlsembarked. \ Examination Of the
remaining passengers will be begun to-
day by inspectors.
The Haverford left Liverpool May II.
stopped at Queenstown and shortly after
leaving there ran into n fog and storm
IN the North Atlantic. For two days
m ,ne. ship was tossed before the fog lifted.
During the storm Maria Kapec. n nine
month old infant died, and was buried
AZ sen, The following day n boy was
porn to Mrs. Chianlovelki. Rumanian.
Vi Bucharest, bound for Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
WIFE WITH KNIFE
Hammonton Man Captured After
Twenty-four.M Mile Chase

After murdcrously assaulting his
nineteen year old wife Mary with a
butcher knife last night. Leo Sarao fed
from his home in Hammonton, n. j.,
according to the police. He was ar
rested after chase in automobiles und
on trains in Haddonfeld, twenty four
miles from Hammonton.
Ssrao walked to Atco. nine miles
from his home. and boarded an accom-
modation train bound for Camden. Po-
lice of the surrounding county had been
notified to be on the lookout for the
man. He was arrested when he left
the train Mt Haddonfeld. Sarao is in
Haddonficld Jail, awaiting the action Of
Atlantic County authorities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
MAN INJURED BY AUTO
CoIlapses After Refusing to Remain
In Hospital

John Duffy. $50 North Tenth street,
is in serious condition in the JEFF.
frrson Hospital with concussion Of
the brain after being struck by an nu-
tomobilc at Juniper and Market streets
yesterday. Duffy was taken to the JEFF
ferson Hospital. but insisted on lcav.
ing after being treated. He collapsed
at Tenth street and Fairmount avenue
and was taken back to the hospital.
BENJAMIN Weincr. 80 Roosevelt
boulevard. driver of the ear which
struck Duffy. was held in $500 bail
for further hearing by Magistrate
Carson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
BLAME MICE FOR FIRE
r0ur'story Building Destroyed With
$4,000 Loss

MhliG fremen We're fighting flames
Wnich DESTROYED the grocery store and
apartment OF Max Tender, al Twentieth
ahn oi Wharton streets, last night, an
T1r,n Whan was sent in from Broad and
wharton streets. rs
companies dispatched to answer the
new call. which was sounded at 0:43
t1cIock, five minutes after the Twcn-
ae.h and Wharton streets call, found
u 10 70 be raise alarm.
Inc 6laze at the Tender place start
u IN the eel ar and is believed to have
nesh caused by nice chewing on
stsoc. %ta,cnes. The building, four story
Thu TThhac,ure, was destroyed by the flames.
ae Hamage is estimated at $1,000. The
timn iaiers N were away from home at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
70NISTS WORKING |
FOR WORLD PEACE
:. Chain Weizzman, English
taader, Says Palestine Can
Play important Part
NEAR EAST FEELING UNREST

.,vo of the Zionists are working for
80 deeply interested in world peace
,s.c,sred III DR.. Chain Wezzman, of Man
o. s...r Eng. today. ''How could we
epe', s,hcrwise when the Jewish com
unity ~ finds its frontiers at San Fran
n,a a and It's hipterland, runs from the
s''.u 20, coost east to PalcstincV
Paclh' ,Neizzman negotiated the Brit
". u.,.ndatory for Palestine and OBJ
isn ~ n" the framing Of Great Britain's
tains policy of peaceful nQlicing,
pIsJ;ng pIssJT; the establishment OF perma-
pen.es, cs,ital for Judaism In that coun-
nen' He is in Philadelphia in the In,
uy..,s of the Zionist movement and
~ ss.' attained pledges Of large sums OF
nsv ~ here and elsewhere for pushing
mon,y mo work of rehnbilitating the OLD and
ssnunding s the new regime.
c,'palestine is the Belgium OF the
mast" be asserted. 1T IS triple
,i shr;ne. E" This in answer to the query
"What practical force for world DIS.
armament can the Ilon'st movement
sr;ns to bear and howT.
I'm the first place. said Dr. Meizl.
..the Near East, as we know, Is
in a very pau e.,,;nS nort;c,,-
Wris, Mesop.otamia are nne ,ee's ns ,bn ch;of
lnrly great unres.. , IN" T. ~ thot % rnder
reasons for Una. uh,us' .hoso oo,ntr;ss % wera
European poncles .nsse .s ,r;tb Tho nv.
never in comp,eou "s'V1T Tho~o Was nm
isting goverh''i.s .,,t ,ovar a ron, dove.
amalsamation. ou' n''e' " '"' WV
falling OF 'ue"'s'
All Well In Peace
a., ,o,o nc things were peaceful and
as ioms Enroncan government linn
as long &c 70 technical Improvement Of
Yea Sntrv ,sS, and TO a certain increase
tne uotariai uvii welfare, all was well: the
oi .,..as d;dn't ask for any more. Then
na.net Tho breakdown in the economic
calns rhn;o of these countries.
APR mTrrn,e ~ stood for only material
.,,,ss % once Europe could no longer
s..tow nnon these countries any ma
terial benefit; ner innueneS oepd.'Iu, 'a,, hv
You Gan ne@' os reoi,v sniritual regime,
IN 'nnt ,ant ,,art
very iGhpohsR pho Ro,p,nno , NJ Asia. Haifa its
IL s '"V ;s NJ tbo cross;np Of the
Antwerp, g. f.on, Gene e ,' Town to Raadad
great Ioaus nt;nonia to Calcutta Tho
IRON Sons,"n so ne that 10 n,ain, Palestine
ssninc;aIioe ne;,,io ,br;rn m Cor tbe Mohammcdan.
Sa n, al,p,e and S Iew;sb religions
enrn.ian e,p.,au.;na W;,, never be n Pitts
- ieS''n T. IL rot n land where wc will
Duly pu,sh' orar ~ born;,v, II is country
niase ss. inU hr bor nd worl, we can make n
Mne,e' S.sr, ,;S;n1 H. gov II can therefore only
ueeIn; L,.;,t nn he a neonIo which has m
os Juv up " h,i;Idino a. m. TINT is
,usai sn ;fVt ~ thsrc were w no Z;onists sush m
wn., .,,inot;nn - % would have m he formed
orts ssTh.auUh tho fact of tho iocat;on of
p.,..t;n" nhoro IL 10 tbe lew ;s so
r,."ad ltbrongh b;a ,os;tion and his ox :.
pp.r;euce puS",U oS ono Of an eastern race with
!pp.storn c;n;,;zation that he can be the
Mesleln eN, s a. T,st 20 tho yVost ond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
NAB 8 PHILA. MEN IN RAID
rive Fined at National Park When
Arraigned Before Recorder

>, n,sht Philadelphians were arrested RI
a,'onal Park yesterday. following n
40 on their clubhouse, led BY Constable
p'ack' psst About thirty citizens took
~ including many borough officials
cordae men were arraigncd before Re
Tbr"enr bentz, who fined five of them.
tha a. VINO said they took no part in
fosoS determined resistance that was Of
AVt An the raiding party. were released
c;n;, ne men gave addresses In the vi
this ~ S, OF Second and Jackson streets,
ma daTiel m McCrossen, Frank McNulty
each inpmas Curtin were fined S14 30
psia a. dehn Conway and James Haines
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
WILL EXAMINE lAFEAN
Accused Former State Official Re.
ported Seriously III

Examination Of Daniel +. .Lafcan.
former State Banking Commissioner,
who was indicted on charges growing
out Of the North Penn Bank crash. will
be made by DR.. Edwood II. Kirby to
see if he is physically fit to stand trial
on June 6.
At the request of District Attorney
RGtau, Dr. Kirby will go to Watkins
Glen, y. Y. today. where Lafcan is
reported to be seriously i'll.
Henry c. Niles. of York, counsel for
Lafean, asked District Attorney Rotan
for a continuance Of the trial, saying
Lafean is suffering from a complication
of diseases.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
Sc PRESENTA EN- Ell c0NCRES0
RESOLUTION De
KNOX.

washington, D. c. AbriI 13. III
sanador Knox, de Pennsylvania. In
trodnjo hoy sh RESOLUTION para ter
minar d estado de guerra con Ale
mania.
Esta resolution IS narecida a ID
que ell c0ngreso aprob6 en- la session
pasadas y que 81 Prbsidepte Wilson
no aproh6 p~oniendole sn veto.
La ~fesolucidn, que Acknowledgement
te terminara 81 estado de guerra con
eli gobierno Austriaco, TUE reberida
al comit6 de r~elaciones exteriores,
sin ninguna discussion
Washington, D c. Abzii 70. la
retirada Immediate do las troras q.
memcanas DO oefpao6n en- Alemania
Sc proVaa on una raso1ilefdn intr0du
cida hoy por ii Repfntanta Fish.
republicano. de- Nueya York pidien-
do al presidente que ordene que sc
yengan Embellishments las tropas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
LAS HERMAMAs ADRIAN UNA
EscuELA DE- MAEsTB0s
EN- ALBUQUERQUE

las Hermanas de San Francisco
van q establecer un c0legi0 para
maeatros en- Albuquerque.
Han pedido va Al cuerpo dc edu-
caei6n del estado que Sc las reconoz-
ca 10 mismp q1ne a ia Univeraidad
Normal do Las VEGAS y Ia Hscuela
Normal AZ Silver City. v Sc han nom.
ihrado dos de los miembros del cuer
20 v q asistenfe del superintendente
de instruction Publica Earl Douglas
para que examiner sus proyectos an.
tes de tomar acci6n sohre el asunt0.
Los otros miembros SON e r. Enloe
y Benito p. Baca- En- 81 interim. el
cuerpo les Ia dado permiso para que
tengan un institute de verano en- al.
buquerqle v ha declarado que IA asis
tencia a este institute es as~lsteiicia
legal E8 decir, que los maestros
tendran el mismo credito al asistir
81 institute de las Hermanas, como ii
hubleran atendido q cuaIquier otro
Institute en- 81 estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
la ciuDAD cOMpRA DOS AUTO
cAMIoNES PARA TlRAH
LAS BASuRAS

In ciudad ACADIA de comprar fecien
teniente dos autoscamaones Ford para
l,acoger v tirar las lbasuras. Sc ha
encontrado que los tres carros que Sc
han estado usando para inntar las
basuras no cram suflclentes pera #
nor toaa Ia ciUdad Con f~rscuencia
ha habido quotas. de one 81 tirador de-
hasuras no habla lido por ahf en- va
rios dfas y Sc decide entontfss com
prar los eamiones.
Dicen los oiieiaies que asta meiOral
no sera ningon ahorro para IA ciudad
pero que no Sc aumentard 81 oosto de
colectacldn De los desperdicips y que
la cfudad podra dar aai meior seryicip
al pdtN1co que con los tiros d. mulas
que Sc usaban mites.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
Los vAoUERos FELIcITAN
a WOLF

FL sboeado John J. Kenney de Sam
ia re, quien ft16 81 nnic0 abogado de-
fensor, v quien habfa caIculado ganar
dsta, que Is au primer carsa en- una
causa de homicidio fe6 iehcitado
endorsements por todos sus amigos
al saiir de Ia corte. Sn triunfo fue
tant0 mas notable. cuanfo one tenla
nor adversarios a dos de los mss no.
tables Y experimentados i~urisconsul-
toa del foro neoemexicano. En- GUAM
to a Wolf. 81 acnsado, Sc VIC rodeado
por sns amigos los vaQueros. los que
con sus pintorescos tra1es v sombre
ros anchos. panuelos de color en- 81
cuello. camisas dc flanela y pantalo-
ne9 de cordobdn y botas yaqueras, Sc
vefan ~pinf0reacos. 10 mismo que 81
acusado todoa son mny i6venes. y
no oct1taron nj p0r IN momento "a q
legrla de YER a SD amigo Hbre de las
garras do Ia ley.
Wolf mismo aunque durante TODD
q juIcio mantny0 Ia calma. no podfa
ocultar sd alegrla de verse en- hber-
tad. Dlio que habiendo estado en- IA
c6rcel de Santa ne desde Ener0 pasa-
do ,se sentia muy dichosO de verse
lfbre una vez mas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
Sc ENcuENTRA PETRoLEo EN-
Chico, N. M.

Ration n. M, Abril 1s.-A esiar
abrlendo IN pozo de aqua en- el ran
cAo Jalret, cerca De Cdaco a cuaren-
ia millas al orlente de aQui, los ira
baiadores encontraron aceite a una
pr0lrndidad de 16i pies Sc ha eus
pendido Ia ~perforaci6n. y las nltimas
noticias dicen que el acsite sigue So
liendo contlnuamente Sc han en-
viado muestras para que las analizen
para dolerminar 81 serf c~onveniente
seeuir buacando petrdla0. Los geo
.loeistas han declarado que esta IS
una de las mejores zonas p~eiroleras
en- 81 estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
sERA coNsAGRADA la iELEsiA
DEL sAGRADo coRAzcN De
ALBUQUERQUE

r0maFnos de nilestro apreciahle co.
loga la Bandera Americana de Al.
~buquorque. 10 siguiente
re nusYa iglesia del Sagrado Co.
raz6n, Ia cual ha sido recientemento
conclude y qua fue usada por prime
"a Vez durante Ia senana santa. sera
'dodicada a principles de Mayo por el
Afzohispo Albert II. DAGGER. de Santa
re, obispo de estaI didccsis. La iela-
sla Hene una congregation de cinco a
sells mil felIgreses. i~ncluyendo en- la
mayorfa los miembros de- habia eapa-
lola de Ia counnIdad.
aMientrah 81 inlenlor no estd con-
cluido eI trabajo seguird haata que
Sc acaben has deooraaiones FL fond0
del cdificio Sc Ia aumentado por los
esfuerzos del Club Progresista. Fl. a.
" ofras ~s0clodades cat0lseas Or Ia
ielesia.
lei Club Progreeasta ha dado IN
ndmero de entretenimientos en- espa-
mol J Ell circulo dramatico del. Club
prdaentara 10 comedia en- tres actor.
"Carldade q las S de- la noche. del IS
de Abril. en- FL Salon High School
Auditorium. Ia comedia Is una de-
las mas dirertidas del notable auto,
Miguel EcaeEsray y ser4 produclda
con las ~adscupdas esoenas y haies.
HEata sena II primerh comedia que
ha sido nresentada por 81 club en- tres
ancs de eshIerzos dram6ucos.
trUl reparto So c~omp0ndrd de las
senoritas Jmniia NJ. Gonzales, Jose
fina Terrazas, Rosalia Sanchez. y loa
eenores Jose Rangei, Humbe7to Te-
.rrazas Alfredo Bacal Ricardo Sfn-
chez. Guadaiupe A. Contrefa8. es el
director. las ~sanancias seran para
IA dglesia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
MiLLAREs DAN IA BlENVENipA
Al CARDINAL oouoHERTY

New York NJ II. Ahrl 1as-M Car
DENIAL Dennis Dougherty de Filadel.
na lleg6 hoy procedente De Roma,
donde 81 Papa 1e contrib Ia birreta
cardenalicias Al llcsar rue saludado
por las sIrenas de los naTios que es-
lab8n anclados en- la bahia, Y por
mlllares de admiradores que estaban
c~0ngregados para darle Ia bienveni
da. E Battery Park estaba literal
menfe neno de espectadores, y algu-
mas de- las Gales ~adyacentes tambf6u.
ocupando las rentanas de los edit
clos elevalos en- las ~eefeanfas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

Sc dice de buena fnente que los "
RADIOS despu6s de que Sc hubier0n re-
'tirad0 en- Ia nociie taYieron una dis
cuci6n bastante larga y acalorada an
tes de negar a IN acuerdo Sc rl1mo'
"a que en- Ia primera votaci6n hpbo
aleunos que estaban en- favor de IN
yerbdicto de homicide en- primer era
do. apoyandose en- Ia teoriA De IA
mujer en- 81 case" Mas lon que eran
de opinion contraria "a fin ~convencie.
ron q los dennis a Ia teoria de defen-
So propia-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
MATRtMoNIos

lei lunes, is de- Abril de 1921, con-
traern mntrimonio en- Nambe. N. MI,
a las 8 de la-msana, la Srita. H5QUt-
PULA Valdez y Ell joven DORO-
TEO MARITIME, Las iny~itaciones es-
tan firmadas por d. Epifanio Valdez
y espoaa y D, Ignacie MARTINEZ y es-
posa. Despu6s de "a, ceremonial habra
una reception en- "a casa de los p1i-
mercs, en- honor del enlace.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

Bl martes de- esta semana tnYimos
ei ansto De YER en- nuestras o1cinas
81 ST. samuel Adelo commensurate de-
pecos ~ d.. qulen vino a Ia capital
a Visitar 8 81 hermano Antonio Ado
10. e popular comorclantc De ID item
da cash Grocery Store. de Ia Gallo
de San Francisco FL Sr. AdeIo sc
muy enthusiastic de- los r0cursos natu-
ralos d8 Pecoa. donde van d Ve7anear
mnchas pelsonas de TODD 81 estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

la senorita MARIA ANIONlA
BORREG0 y 81 joyen FELIPE n
sIsNEROs Sc uniran en- los indiso-
lubles iazos del matrimonio el pro
ximo Zones is de Abril, 1921, a las
Z de Ia madana. en- IA Parroquia de
son Juan de los caballeros. Firman
las lnvitaciones que al efecto Sc ham
expedido. eli ST.. Nerio Borreg0 y es.
posa, y 81 Sr. Ruben slsneros y her
mana. D8spu6s de Ia ceremonial ha-
bra una recepcidu en- IA casa de Ia
noyia para celebrar 81 evento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

Hemos reclbld0 noticia del nhlle
cimiento en- Pueblo, Colo de IA Sra
esposa de nuestfo amigo y eompa-
nero Ambroclo Duran. de esta cu-
dad. La noticia no estd c0nfirmada,
pero s. nos asasura que hoy iueyes
dabe lfeqar a esfa capital 81 cadaQcr
para aepultarla en- esta cludad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
nEss DEFINlR Los DEREcAos

rY0 Sc. Dor MI nrDpla opinion ono
rD hav medic que desee embafazar al
eiecntiVo en- n eiecuci6n de sas de-
here's cuando todos astamos tan an
siosos en- convertir "a demora en- un
hecho aratilicaute aquf mismo. las
deslluciones para e mundo han ado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
No Il cAE EN oRAclA AZ lUEz


All eacucliar Ell v~eredict0, 81 Juez de
Distrlto Reed Hoiloman que fl4 g
que preside en- Ia cauaas manlfeefd
su d8sagrado dandole d reprenAion
al jurad0, d~eclarando que no vefa CO
mo podian haber leeado q esa copclu-
sion en- vista de las svidenclas some;
tidag stu embargo, 81 iuez manites'
to que Ia responsRbilidad de entorzaz
las leyes Quedaba de parte del iuFado
Las s~igientea son las palabras del
juez dirdgadaa q los iurados:
gCaballeros del Jurado: AunQs1e
me ~ impossible c~omprender como
pudleron haber lIegado a IN veredicto
de sin culpa en- este case. no obatan-
te no tenso dudas acerca de que US
tedes hid'eron 10 que pensaron ser
mas bropio. rs impossible para mi 81
concebir como puede eatar I'm hombre
5ustificad0 en- balear q otf0 por de
tras, cuando la vlctima va huyendo
tan aprisa como puede. Sin embargo.
ba3o nuestro aistena de gobiegno los
hechos az Va cansa Sc dejan en- nbso
lut0 al iulado para gu determination
y cuando este Mcga a IN Veredicto.
Sc que padia de1a queiaFsa "a ladol
serio dc t0d0 81 asunto 1ue hayal
crflacas acerca de las cortes
porQr8 se alega ONE desvfan Ia justi
cia, cuando 81 pueblo debfa de- saberl
que 81 vefed7ct0 en- tales cas0s esm
detefminhdD por los misKnos ~r6presen-
tanaes deG pueblo, Greco Sin embargo,
Que la culpa esta en- nuestr0 sistema
de- procedimientos crimlnaled mas
que en- 81 personal de los iura-
dos.F
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
NO PUEDE HRBER LIZA De NACIONES
HASTh QUE Ell MUMD0 ESTE EN- PAz
DICE FL PRESIDEMTE w 6. HARDING

EL PRIMER MAGISTRATE ESTA EN- CONTRA De la LIZA DE LAS
NAc0NES SIN RESERVA ALCuNA; EAV0REcEA UNA RE-
s0IucION PARA TERMINAK TEcNHCAfENTE LA GUERRA.
CON LOS R0DERES CENIRALES DE EUROPA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

Primero consider6 Ia restriction de
los gastos nacionales q los lfinites de
las rentas nacionales, las c%uales. diio.
deben considerarse en- connection con
las medidas para leyantar 81 peso de
la tasaci6n de guerra. Por medic de
aiacar resueltamente a los eastoB se
puede apresurar q seduction, y adj
yirti6 al congres0 que 81 Sc continda
el curse de- gastos iimitados ESQ Gig
uificar4 un desastre inevitable
la economic en- el gobierno, dijo,
encontrara 60 en- Ia economic y aho.
no entire Ia misma genie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14


lcompensaaas an Ia Dfaeba de Que es.
IA rehdh|icn no rendifa niheana de-
has ffadicionos de- sss1 nacfonaMdad.
paro nnestros derachos an Ias relacio-
mes infernacionafes doben IL fiiarse:
: eIlos reooieren Il establecImienfo
en unidades compactas de amisiad
nuesffa nsrte IN II rta5fis&nmtonto \
r~eeiaurnci6n no ~ Duaden ienorar
deben dellnifse.
~, +. ,tgs .,,o..,.s - -ohis
see;S VI $1,000 Teeh zoo e ,,s,ase
$500 ssc * S,i@ ! XIX !. 1900 AZ
1870 -rn "
eaese,s igS sslseicss 4s9 eesrMsIos
a. <, ~ecnn ~. ~ ~ 5ere
ehos 81 3e6ee @sr9es II $3.50, ~.
rss ,srsfr ss~.,s,r -. 1880
ss~ss &c .,n Z, 81 s%s.b,s ~, ..,r4n
w "a s~sosersse I'll ~ "a wv
es,,srs rtsI~s% ~e@n
~ trsnr7sisS%5 S,.r@r.. ~
~ ~sse s o-ros rssrt% s5e 1890
$500 rse n,ssstrs s,,srs. ,esuHesnn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

tonia Ia mDneca derecha hecha peda-
o Dor una bala de As. Lamaron Ia
aHencl6n 81 t8stimonio del Dr. T. p.
Ward d1 Santa Fe, uh medico que
siryi6 en- Francia durante la Ultima
guerra quaen diIo Qpe. tai bala habia
puesto faera de- commission Ell brazo al
menos por cinco eeis minutes y que
irwin herido asf no podfa haber le-
Vantado 81 brAz0. meter III gnan0 en-
la lbolsa y sacaf otrO caftucho.
Los abogados pasaron revista a 10
supuesta mnier en- "a causa' exph-
eando las dirloultades entire Irwin Y
wolf, las anetla1as hDclas p0r Irwin
algunos de los testigos, J e en-
cfentro final del domingo en- la ma
hana.