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Tentative Consultations of Railroads

Lehigh Valley; New York, Chicago
& st. Louis; Pittsburg & West Viz
gina, and others.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston 4 Maine; Bangor & ARGOS.
took; Lehigh & Hudson River, all OF
these being alternatively to be taken
into other systems.
Atlantic Coast line, Norfolk South.
ern, Florida East Coast, Mississippi
Central, Louisville & Nashville and
others.
Illinois Central, Seaboard Airline
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio and
others.
Union Pacific lines, Chicago & North
western, Wabash lines west Of thu
Missouri and others.
Chicago, Burlington B Quincy
Northern Pacific; Spokane, Portland 4
Seattle and others.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Great Northern and others.
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
Colorado & Southern: Denver 4 Ri
Grande; Western Pacific and others
Southern Pacific company; Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific; ri Paso 4
Southwestern Vicksburg, Shrevepor
4 Pacific and others.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois; Mis-
souri, Pacific; Texas & Pacific; Gul
Coast lines and others.
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war. There are also 800 colonies, but
the great majority of the reservists,
29,967 Of them, are second lieutenants.
In conformity with wartime prac.
tice, the regulations provide that only
men with actual training or expert
ence may be appointed reserve officers
Of the line. This includes appoint
ments in the infantry, cavalry, field
or coast artillery, and air service, the
combatant arms Of the army. Spe-
cial service appointments may he
made, however, where the civil train
ing or professional training of citi-
zen fits him for wartime service with
the army, but not to lead troops In
battle. To accomplish this, two dis
tinct classes Of reserve officers are
created.
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Stunned by Mutual Recognition.


recalled, also bore very remarkable
physical likeness to another Of his
brothers, who was said to have closely
resembled the deceased infant In his
youth. Shocked and stunned by an
inexplicable mutual recognition, the
two gazed at each other In rapt at
tention, and without making any move
ment or sign, until the swaying, jam
ming crowd had separated them-per-
haps forever. From that day to this,
Mr.. Davies has spent all his time In
systematic search for his reincarnated
brother, and In scientific study Of
occult phenomena that may throw
light upon his quest /
Believes In Soul rransmlgratlon. 3
He is convinced absolutely Of the
basic truth Of the doctrine Of the trans
migration Of souls after death, and
claims to have developed, through
logical and scientific methods, a theory
that can be, and indeed has been, he
says, proved effectively and demon
strated. II he actually succeeds In
finding his brother who was dead and
Is alive again, his theory will have re-
ceived very startling confirmation.
According to this theory, his brother
Is in his present incarnation Of Anglo
Saxon or, Celtic race, born within q
week Of July %, 1895, now being in
modest circumstances, and devoting his
life to the good Of his fellowmen. To
all persons who seem to fit this de-
scrlption land there are probably q
great many Mr.. Davies proposes to
put certain psychological tests which
will Immediately demonstrate the pos
sibility or imposslbility Of there being
an actual ego-aftinity in each particular
instance.
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MEXICO CITY ARMS POLICE
Pistols Replace Sticks When Public
critieixes Inefficiency OF
Gendarmes.

Mexico City.-The purchase Of 1000
pistols by Governor Gasca Of the fed
eral district is taken as an indication
here that Mexico City gendarmes
hereafter are to be armed.
The local police department for
some time has been severely criti-
cized for inefficiency. This was at.
tributed to the fact that they were
allowed to carry no arms and were
dependent solely upon q stick to en-.
force their commands.
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Dog Stole Cats Kittens.

Cape Girardeau, Mo.-Ordlnarily
dogs are enemies of cats and shake
the life out Of them at each opportuni-
ty, but George Blore, sign painter Of
this city, has dog that Is SO fond OF
them that he has stolen three kittens
from q mother cat and Is now raising
them. And in the meantime the
mother cat has been grieving over the
loss Of her babies and searches every
where, but In the kennel, for them.
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Find Skeletons Of
Prehistoric Beasts

Toronto.-From the rocky
tombs In which they have been
preserved since prehistoric days,
the skeletons Of four huge dino
saurs, those gigantic and mys-
terious creatures that roamed
the plains of this continent some
millions of years ago, have been
disinterred by a party Of scien-
lists and will shortly be installed
in the Royal Ontario museum.
The find was made near Paricia,
Alberta, by a party sent out from
the museum, and included two
practically complete skeletons OF
the duck-billed dinosaurs and
two incomplete specimens. The
skeleton Of the larger Of the two
complete specimens measured
about 81 feet in length.
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Ring Caught in Fence
Pulled OF Boys Finger

A ring which he was wearing
cost Robert Friedman Of Phila-
delphia his finger when Fried
man was trying 20 vault a fence
to obtain shelter from a show
er. As he swung over the fence.
the ring. which was rather loose.
caught In an iron picket and
twisted the finger on.
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Transport Agent Grasps Beasts
Tongue During Battle, But Is
Eventually Killed.
HUNTERS TELL WEIRD TALES
One Explains Simple Method OF
Making Animals sneeze Themselves
to Death-story About the
Roosevelt Expedition.

London.-From Nairobi, East Africa,
says a writer In the London Daily
Mail, comes thrilling story Of the
death Of a transport agent named
Hopper, who, pinned down by a
lioness he had wounded, made q
desperate bid for victory by putting
both hands into the animals mouth
and gripping its tongue.
Africa is paradise for the lion
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thinks BROTHER
is REINCARNATED
New York Man Is Convinced That
He Recently Saw Relative
Who Died Years Ago.
HEARS MYSTERY VOICE
Begins Systematic Search In Confident
Belief That HIs Brother Has
Been Reborn Upon This Earth
Stranger In Subway.

New York.-A few days ago the
following advertisement appeared In a
New York paper:
July rs. 1895 Did your birthday hap
pen TO fall with or near that timer
On October q, 1884, little child died
There is scientific basis for the theory
hat this child's spirit pursued con-
hnuous existence on earth and expert
snced another physical rebirth about July
2-25. 1895. This theory can be established
nly through practical demonstration, and
rigorous test method has been de-
tised for that purpose. Such demonstra-
don will throw new light upon number
" human problems which seem impossible
" solution at present. Inquiries, sug-
Iestions. honest criticisms. will receive
very courtesy within my power. The
hid was my brother. Reid Davies.
Twenty-six years ago Reid Davies
md his brother, aged seven and five
respectively. lay Ill Of the same sick
hess. One day Reid heard q voice,
which he described as having sounded
ike "the voice Of Christ on the cross
falling "Go to Roy, mamma, he wants
vou." He cried out, his mother came
n haste, and thoy found his brother
lead. Since that time Reid has con-
hnually felt the spirit Of his younger
playmate to be closely bound to his
swn, through some quite definite but
mysterious ties. His dead brother, he
declares, has been the most powerful
influence that has ever been exerted
,ver his life.
Stranger In Subway.
Two years ago this feeling Of COM
munion with the departed gathered
wonderful strength In the mind and
soul of Reid Davies. Some mighty
force seemed to have taken possession
" all his faculties, bending then
whittier 1t would, regardless Of his
will. While In this condition he found
himself one day looking steadfastly
into the eyes Of a stranger In the sub
way, and In them recognizing unmis
takably the spirit, or ego, of his lost
brother. The young man whom Mr.
Davies then saw, as he afterward
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Naval Reserves Mustered Out.

Naval Reserves Mustered Out.
Washington.-The naval reserve Of
the United States Is virtually abolished
under an order issued by Secretary
DENLY disbanding all classes except
one and six, and affecting approx
mately $4,000 men of the reserve.
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Roosevelt's Luck.


Selous was particularly anxious to
secure specimen Of the East African
black-maned lion, but on the whole
trip he never even got a shot at one.
But Theodore Roosevelt got three and
Kermit Roosevelt eight-and neither
Of them had ever been on an African
game hunting expedition before!
Some years ago party Of Greeks
trekking through Portuguese Zambesia
were followed for days by quaint old
lion, who took one Of their d0nkeys
each night until only one Of the whole
team was left.
This donkey the terrified Greeks
were determined to retain at all costs.
When they made their camp that
night they built around It great
stockade Of bushes and thorns, and in
the center of 1t they tethered the sole
surviving donkey to their tent pole.
But notwithstanding these precau-
lions. that night the pertinacious old
lion got the last donkey.
= ~
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Fight for Life
With LiOneSS

hunter and the literature Of the chase
is almost endless. Not all lion
hunters are strictly truthful, however.
For instance, In remote African
village" says the writer, 81 once came
across a deeply tanned prospector-
hunter, who swore that his favorite
method Of hunting lions was to get the
animals to sneeze themselves to death.
1T Is quite simple he said. In
lion country you build little arch Of
stone, just big enough to allow the
lion to enter with comfort. But you
must take care to build 1t Of jagged
stones and to see that the center stone
OF the arch is particularly jagged
one.
Then you 60 out and shoot zebra
or some other toothsome creature from
the lions point Of view. You drag the
corpse under the arch, pepper 1t
heavily and then retire to your tent
to sleep.
sneexes Self to Death.
"Tn the night the lion comes,
creeps under the arch to his feast, gets
his nose filled with pepper, and has an
overpowering inclination to sneeze. He
sneezes, and In the act throws up his
head and dashes his brains out on the
center jagged stone of your arch
II do not vouch for the truth Of
that story"
A party Of men trekking in Rhodesia
in an OK wagon heard commotion
one night among their tethered oxen,
and rushing toward the spot pumped
about dozen shots into the heaving
mass from distance Of. say, forty
yards.
The mass diminished, and they ad
vanced to find one Of their oxen hor
ribly mauled by lions
They "dosed' the corpse with strych
nine and retired to their camp. The,
heard the lions busy at the carcass
all night, and In the morning the!
found that the dead OK had PRACTICAL,
disappeared. but lying near the spo
were five full grown lions-two male
and three females-all poisoned.
That was a, very considerable bal
got by Legitimate means. but her
Is the true story Of better bag go
legitimately. Incidentally. it is a yer,
interesting example Of sportsmen'
luck:
When the late President Roosevelt
and his son Kermit went to Britisl
East Africa, in 1909, they were az
companied on their hunting trip b
the late F. @. Selous, one Of tn
greatest hunters that ever lived.
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ES muy possible que
Sc eStabIezCa un la
boTatOIiO biOI6gicO
en- Ponce

Por ell Departamerto de Sanidad in
sular Sc esta estudiando Ell asIlnto con-
cerniente al establecimiento, or la ciu-
dad de Ponce, de un Laboratorio Bio
l6gico, montado a la altura del que Sc
encuentra en- la ofcina central de esta
capital.
Segun informes negados nosotros,
sabemos que por prominentes PERSONAL
dades republicans de la ciudad del Sur,
Sc ha indicado al Departamentc la ne
cesidad de establecer en- Ponce la refe
rida oficina
Como saben nuestros lectores, ell
Sub Comisionado de Sanidad, Dr., Ma
laret, quien reside durante largo item
po en- Ponce, en- donde esta muy rela-
cionado con tcdos los elementos de aque
la poblact6n, parece que favorece la
idea, y actualmente,, tanto el como ell
comisionado, DR. Lippitt, estan gestio
nando la manera de proceder cuanto
antes conceder a Ponce, la oficina
solicitada.
FL Laboratorio en- question Sc dedica-
ra al analisis de todas las enfermeda-
des v anexo al mismo Sc establecera un
pequefio Laboratorio de ratas, para ell
analisis. de todas aquellas que fueren
capturadas en- la costa sur de Ia isla,
con 10 cual Sc conseguira descongestio
mar bastante ell excessive trabajo del
Laboratorio que con este objeto funcio
ma en- San Juan.
Por Ell Departamerito de sanidad, Sc
esta trabajando en- el sentido de selec-
cionar Ell personal que ha de hacerse
cargo del expresado Laboratorio, Sc
(Oentinda en- 10 pa Sal
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Sc GspGTa pTOntOuDa
nueVa rebsja en- eI
pTGCiO de azdCaFeS

Ell mercado de aztcar durante la
Ultima semana Sc ha sostenido fiojo
debido principalmente al rumor que
prevalece de que ell Comite cubano
piensa implantar un nuevo sistema
de contribution para poder contro-
lar 100000 toneladas de az1cares per
tenecientes la vieja cosecha que
qucda en- Cuba.
La segunda causa que ha pertur-
bado grandemente el mercado es Ell
rumor que circula de que hay un pro
yecto de ley presentado a la legisla
tura cubana, pidiendo que ell gobier-
no Sc incaute de mas de 100000 to-
neladas de azucares de la vieja cose-
cha que a1n quedan en- Cuba, las des
truya, v que los tenedores sean re-
compensados base de 2 c. por Ii
bra.
Ell sabado Sc vendieron 765 tone.
ladas de azucares de SANTA
CRUZ a 3-15 16 G., sea con una
rebaja de 8 c. del precio de venta
anterior, y $50 toneladas de azucares
de Venezuela a 81 C.
Ell lunes Sc vendieron 5000 sacos
de Puerto Rico 81 8 c. 0 sea con
una rebaja de l 16, y $4,000 sacos de
Cuba $50.
Ell martes Sc vendieron 36,350 sa-
cos de Cuba ESQ.
Sc espera que el mercado decline
algo mas en- un proximo futuro. Sc
gun Sc desprende de la opinion ge-
neral, las refinerfas podrian obtener
az1cares sujetos a derechos y para
prontos arribos a 2-14 C. Sinem-
barge, no hay interes alguno en- las
mismas.
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RAFAEL w. cAMEJo

Ell dia del corriente embareara pa
ra la Habana, en- el vapor Antonio
Lopez, Ell apreciabilisimo caballero v
ErilIante poeta Rafael w. Canejo.
Ell viaje del sr. Camejo Cuba ODE.
dece asuntos de negocios de 10 casa
de comercio Nicolas Hernandez v
Co.., de esta plaza, La cuaI tiene es-
tablecida una sucursal en- la hermana
Antilla.
Ell MUNDo Sc complace en- parti-
cipar sus lectores que en- virtud de
ausentarse ell cultfsimo amigo, hemos
tenido ell honor de nombrarlo Redactor
corresponsal en- Cuba, desde dnnde nos
enviara amenas cr6nicas, palpitnrtes de
esa gracia alada y ~sutil que sabe poner
Camejo en- sus~ exquisitas producciones.
Envianss al excelente crsnpafero
nuestv6 mas cordial saludo de despedi-
day le deseamos feliz viaje.
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UNA CARTA DEL DIR. FONT Y
GUILLOT

San Juan, P. b., diciembre 2. 1921.
sr.. Editor de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido senior Y amigo:
En- Ell ntimero de Ell MUNDO CORES
pcndiente al dia de hoy, aparcce un
suelto con ell titulo ''No Sc sabe quien
SO .a Ell proximo Jefs del Manicomio'' ,
en- uno de cuyos parafos Sc lee "El
otro candidate fu6 ell DR.. Font, pro-
puesto por Ell Departments. Este nom
bramiento no fu6 hecho tampoco; pues
el Executive 10 rechaz6".
Ahora bien; estimado Sr. como rec
tificacion Categorical a esas airmacio-
mes, creo pertinente hacer constar que
Ell DR.. Font " Guillot) no ha solicitado
cargo alguno del actual Comisionado de
sanidad, ST bien este funcionario. que
le distingue con su amistad, espontanea
mente le ofreci6 uno de los mas eleva-
dos en- ell Departamento; oferta que
aunque agradeci6ndola no acept6 por
motivos poderosos de conveniencia per
sonal; raz6n porque no es presumible
en- sana l6gica que el Comisionado DR..
Lippitt, por su exclusive determination
Ilevase su nombre al Executive este
10 rechazara.
Apelo .su bondad rogandoIe Sc sir
va ordenar Sc inserte en- Ell MUNDo
esta carta, v anticipandole las mas ex-
presivas gracias, soy de I'd. alto. v
s. s. q. b. s. m.
DIR. Eliseo Font y GUIILoT.
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Sc extiende.Gl for
miIabIe InOIviInientO
''r0jO'' giena
tPor Gable Frances)

VIENA, diciembre 2.-Miles de CO
munistas recorrieron aver las Gales de
la; ciudad en- actitud agresiva iniciando
un formidable ataque contra las residen
cias de las personas ricas y Los princi
pales hoteles.
Mientras este sucedia, centenares de
manifestantes Sc reunieron frente al
Parlamento enarbolando banderas rojas.
Tanto los hoteles como los almace
mes fueron victimas de la furia del popu
lacho, pues todos los muebles de los no
teles fueron destrozados Y los almacene3
saqueados. Ell primer hotel atacaio fu6
ell "Nrevo Bristol, donde fueron arran
cadas todas las puertas de los tres pri
meros pisos. La policia parece que SIM
patiza con ell movimieilto, pues permaae
clio impossible ante la obra de los ele-
mentos turbulentos@
Ante La imposibilidad de eontenel
Ell movimiento de los "Rojos'' por care
Ger de fuerzas policiacas, Ell gobierno
'moviliz6 tropas del ejercito, logrando
restablecer la paz, despues de un furio
so combate cuerpo a cuerpo.
El aspecto que presentan las principa
les GALES de la ciudad es verdaderamen
te lamentable, pues no parece sino que
un horroroso huracan ha azotado la mas
importante ciudad de las orillas del Da
nLbio.
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Los cablegramas publicados aver por
la prensa de la mahana, hacienda referen
cia que el gobernador Reilly tenia Ell
prop6sito de trabajar en- Washington
porQue Sc restrinja el "bill'' Jones, han
causado inmensa sensation en- los cir
culos politicos de esta ciudad, dandosele
gran importancia este asunto Ell cual
Teviste todos los caracteres de 10 posi-
BILE, va que los cablegramas insertos
aver mismo en- los peri6dicos de la tarde,
informaban que en- Filipinas Sc trata de
proceder en- igual sentido.
Respecto a esta trascendental cues
ti6n, son muchas las opiniones que pre-
dominan en- todos los campos polfticos.
Los republicanos-segin hemos podido
enterarnos por boca de sus mas connota-
dos hombres-sostienen que ellos no res
paldaran al Gobernador en- 10 que la
restriction de la Carta Organica Sc re-
fiere, signifcando que la delegation que
esta en- Washington neva instrucciones
de endosar la politica del Gobernador,
en- tarto 6sta no sea atentatoria los
derechos fundamentals del pals, toda
vpz que esto equivaldria un retroceso
lamentablS.
La delegation republicans que acompa
IA q MIR. Reilly lleva un importante pro-
yecto, el cual sera sometido la con-
sideraci6n del Congreso, pidiendo Que
So incorpore la Union ell territorio de
Puerto Rico con la condici6n de que Sc
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SeIores Duefos de FORD

Gomas Royal Cord 80 x 8 1I2
La u. S. Tire Co. no quiso sacar al
mercado una gonna Royal Cord so x 3
liz Clincher, para Ford otros carros.
porque hasta la fecha las gomas Cord
en- ese tamafo v tipo de pestaia no
estaban dando resultados
satisfactorios.
Despues de muchas pruebas, la u. s..
trae ahora al mercado Ia gonna RO-
YAL CORD en- ell tamafio 80 x 3 liz
Clincher.
Esta famosa gonna puede conseguirla
en- nuestros distintos dep6sitos en- la
Isla esta capital, directamente de
nuestro establecimiento.
PIETRANTONI & SOJO
'sLa Tienda de Coma.
San Juan, P. R.
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Ell JURADo DICTARA EsTA NoCHE
SU FALLo EN- Ell CAso ARBUCKLE

SAN FRANCISCO, diciemtro 2.--De
un momentoNa otro terninara oil famoso
proceso que Sc sigue contra el artista ci
nematografco Roscoe (Fatty1 Arbuckie,
pues Ell Jurado que ha de fallar el pleito
Sc halla reunido desde haee varias horas.
Los amigos del conocido artista abri-
gan las mas lisonjeras esperanzas de que
este obtendra su hbertad, con motive
de la impression favorable que ha surgi-
do durante Ell juicio de esta ruldosa eau
sa.
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Ell MARCO HA sUBIDo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BERLIN, diciembre 2.-En virtud de
las relaciones actuales entire Francia e
Inglaterra, acerca de la moratoria que
pide Alemania, la cual Inglaterra esta
dispuesta a conoceder, Ell marco ha su-
bido considerablemente
AL abrirse la Bolsa hoy, ell marco Sc
cotizaba 98o por libra esterlina mien
iras que al cerrarse Sc cotiEaba 75o.
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v1ENA, diciembre Con motive de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
MANIFEsTACIoNEs DEL SENOR
HUYKE ACERCA DE UN NUEvo
PARTIDO

Hablase de la formation de un nuevo
Partido que integraran los elementos
moderados de la Union.
Preguntalnos al sefior Huyke sobre
este particular y nos inform6 que de la
isla vienen sugestiones en- ese sentido.
Atm no hemos actuado-nos dijo.
Preferimos dar la batalla la Union.
-IY del sefior Barcelo?
Ell sefior Barcel6 sera al fin comba
lido por los mismos elementos unionis-
tas. Algeria tenia que combatirle ahora,
despues de 10 que informa Ell Correspon
sal de Ell MUNDo, que dijo aqueI en-
los Estados Unidos. Nosotros tambien
10 combatimos. El tiene gran habilidad
para entretener bien la Union con pro-
testas, pero ell fin inevitable vendra, 10
inevitable es no poder evitar que Ell
pals Sc lie vuelva en- contra. La Union
tiene en- ST sus propios elementos de de-
fensa: las ideas. Cuando las ideas sean
discutidas, la Union Sc impondra.
ENTREVISTA EN- LA FORTA-
LEA
Aver celebr6 una larga entrevista
con ell Gobernador, ell se1or LeopoIdo
Felid, -presidente del Partido Re
publicano.
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FL Jap0n pide que Sc desnan-
teIen tOdaS las fOrtifiCaCioneS
de las iS|aS del COTregidOT
Ell PACTO ANGLO-JAPONES DESAPARECERA SIEN-
Do SUSTITUIDO P0R uNO ENTIRE INGLA-
TERRA, EE. UU., FRANCIA Y JAP0N

la tormenta revolucionaria que Sc. ha
desencadenado en- esta capital, infni-
dad de grandes edificios han sido con-
vertidos en- ruinas por La furiosa multi
tud, la cual no solamente saque6 muchos
hoteles y grandes establecimientos, sino.
que impulsada por un designo de destruc
cion, queu6 cuanto enccntraba a su
paso, al ser perseguida por las fuerxss
del ejercito.
Numerosos ciudadanos americanos han
sido atacados en- las Was pGbHcas, por
10 cual Sc vieron precisados a refugiax
Sc en- Ell edifcio de la embajada de los
Estados Unidos. IL
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Los repub|iCanOs no rGspal-
daran a Mr.. Mont. Rely en- Ia
restriction del "bi||" Jones.
La DELEGATION REPUBLICANA QUE AC0MPArA
AL GOBERNADOR LLEvA UN PROYECTO
DE incorporation

dele ell Gobierno de la isla tai como
esta constituido actualmente.
Asi-han dicho-Puerto Rico tendra
un Gobierno mejor que ell que haya te-
nido ningdn otro territorio de Estados
Unidos, y sera un paso mas dado hacia
la Estadidad.
Ell referido proyecto fue redactado
por los sefiores Tous Soto, Puventud, Fe
lil Marchan. AL decir de los republi
canos, ell espiritu de ese proyecto entra
ma Ell hacerse extensivos Puerto Rico
todos los poderes de la Constitution Anne
ricana, adem&s de otras ventajas de in
dole economical y social que, segdn ellos,
Iendria ell pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
VIA. CALL AMERICA CABLES

WASHINGTON, diciembre 2.-Los de-
legados japoneses, deseosos de obtener
las mayores ventajas en- las cuestiones
del Extreme oriente, han pedido las
Conferencias del desarme que las islas
Corregidor, las cuales son conocidas CO.
mo ell Gibraltar del Pacifico, sean des--
de constituir un bloque mas poderoso
sss defensas que las hacen inexpugna-
bles.