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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

son took brought on Bright's disease.
How could such a thing happen?
What is the treatment they refer
to-"
REPLY.
do not know what treatment was
used. / know of no treatment for
head colds which causes Bright's
disease and l think it more likely
that repeated head colds were re-
sponsible for whatever Bright's dis
ease there was. A head cold Is an
infection. Bright's disease Is not
infrequently the result of just that
kind of infection.
Factors In r. B. Cures.
J. +. writes: "As a benefit TO us
I. b. patients who are taking the cure
will you kindly answer the following
questions?
"l. What per cent of the cure for
t. b. does the air carry?
80. The food?
."3. The rest?
~. Does patient know when his
case Is arrested?
"5. Can a patient live at the sea-
shore permanently when t. b. is ar
rested without fear of relapse?"
REIlIl.
I, ., 5. According to the prevail
ing opinion | estimate the import
ance Of the factors in cure as fol-
lows: Medical and nursing control
and service, 20: rest. 25; mental at
titude. 90; air. IS: proper food. So,
4. Not exactly. Gain in weight.
strength. endurance. and absence of
wellknown symptoms will strongly
suggest it.
5. Yes. provided he completes his
cure and lives properly afterward.
Need Sanitarium Care.
Miss G. T. writes: II am a girl
IS. About nine months ago 7 found
that ] had tuberculosis. I have lost
mother and sister with the same
disease?
81. Could you advise me as to
exercise and diet? At p. m. my
temperature runs from 9S.e to 90.
''2. Should I stay in bed? At the
beginning Of my illness was in bed
for a period of three months.
"3. What is your idea of a daily
hot tub bath?
"a. Should 1 practice deep breath
ing?
u. L Sh' July Sptdh III IL W IlSptI.
Do you think that there is a chance
of regaining my voice? This condi-
ton has lasted about three weeks"
REPLY.
Your chance to live lies in going
into tuberculosis sanitarium and
following directions In all particu-
lars. You should not practice deep
breathing. Your physician will
prescribe your allowance of rest and
exercise. He will examine your
throat for tuberculosis of the larynx
Not Beneficial Habit.
M A. c. writes: an a general way
what is your opinion of internal
bathing In relation to general good
health for persons in normal health
but who feel the need of general
cleaning out? Is continued use liable
to lead to weakness in any way?"
REPLY.
By internal bathing you mean the
regular use of large enemas. The
objection to the plan is that 1t in
duces the enema habit Those who
follow the practice shortly find it
necessary to add some form Of salts.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Income or Labor. j.


Council Bluffs, Ia. April ITO
the Editor of The Bee: Just at this
time, when capital and labor are
both preparing for bitter struggle
capital to reduce wages and labor
to, if possible, maintain a living
Wage-will / seem to presume if
give my view of the situation as I
see it? In all cases capital expects,
and rightly so. to show profit at
the end of each year. If it does not
remedy is sought instanter. Let
me ask, in all fairness, how many
business men with an. investment Of
$4,000 are. at the end of the year,
perfectly satisfied if they can show
a profit of $3.50 over and above all
expenses? Few, I dare say. if any.
Now, let's see labor's side. The
courts have held that the life Of the
head of q family is valued at 5000.
How many laborers on that basis
can show a profit at the end of each
year of per cent? Laborers are
human. the same as capitalists and
not one in a thousand but that
would be overjoyed if at the end Of
the year he could show a profit,
over and above, of $3.50. Perhaps
you'll say he lives too high. Again
1 say, he's human and If he does
have beefsteak two or three times
a week he has committed no greater
crime than the business man who.
undoubtedly, does not retreneh
much when 1t affects his table.
Did it ever occur to capital that
the better the labor element of soci-
ETY. live the more business capital
has and the greater the contentment
of labor. Contented and happy
homes Of laborers are the greatest
asset that any city, town or. hamlet
can have. Give the laborer chance
to show asbalance at the end of the
year and labor troubles will be a
thing OF the past. D. L. S.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
4 Dream.

A Boston banker says We are an
eXtravagant nation.
In this he makes no reference to
us personally. One Of our fondest
ambitions is some day to be able
to have enough gathered together
so that we can go out and try what
it is like to be eXtravagant.-Det
Free Press
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

When eggs were 81 dozen it might have
been considered compliment to be bombarded
by them, but now they are so cheap that the
California judge who was struck by three thrown
by a woman prisoner had every right to feel his
dignity was outraged.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
SHORT ARM JABS.

Now that there are no more book
beer signs, It Is impossible for some
people TO know when spring has
Come.--New Orleans States.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

A Kane surgeon operated on him.
self successfully for appendicitis. At
this rate man will soon become his
own Observation-Disclosures (Pa.)
Patriot.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Correct and Safer.

Two college professors have declared that
either Drive slow or Drive Slo, y" is correct
At any rate, either is much sais, ,,.an tf way
some driye-Detroit News X
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Thirty United States Marines
Wreck Nicaraguan Newspaper" t.
Headline. Probably canceling their
subscriptions.-Na Banner.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Those Russians are likely to get themselves
highly respected in new quarters If they persist
in executing the undesirables America ships in
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
IN THE BEST OF HUMoR.

Mrs, Newlywed tgiving first ORDER 70
butcher over phone)--Piease send me
pound OF steak,
Butcher-And what else, please7
Mrs ywed--And--and some gravy
New York Central Lines Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

10 with happy anticipation Is apple bios
som time in Normalcy.--ohio state Jour
nal
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Turning the fire hose on bootleggers and high
jackers. as Sheriff Clark did recently is BIZ nging
in an clement OF irony into play.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

When fashion. enters tho door, bills fiy
in the window.--Bostor Transcript
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Footless hosiery is now the rage In
Paris. Personally we have Paris
beaten. by several years.-Burling
ton News
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Omen and Closed SnOp.

Omaha. April S.-To the Editor OF
The Bee: A local weekly newspa
per keeps standing an article headed
"Open and Closed Shop which closes
with the following statement:
mo man can secure employm ent
in a closed shop except by consent
Of the union
AS the statement Is surrounded by
border at the top of a column, the
presumption is that the editor wants
1t to attract attention. Let us look
at it,
The Inference Of oppression by
the union through denial of men,
hership Is not true. But II II were.
wouldn't it be as lawful as we'll as
more democratic and equitable for
mans opportunity to work
to depend on the majority Of his own
class than for it to depend on a
single employer"
There may be some instances for
some special reason where work :
man is kept ont of the -orea Aization
of his calling. hut the fact Is that al!
we'll regulated trade and labor
unions not only have standing in
vitation to ell co-,net"nt (profcient)
persons to join. but freauently have
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

"And how is your husband keeping"
'"E ain't Keeping; 'e's on strike, and
I'm doing the keeping The Bulletin
(Sydney.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

"And how Is your husband keeping"
'"E amt Keeping; 'o's on strike, and
I'm doing the keeping The Bulletin
tSydneyD
Father Duffy is credited by the New
York World with this after dinner story;
An old sexton asked me. Father,
weren't the Apostles Jews l said they
wore Puzzled. no demanded: Then
how the deuce did the Jews let go OF
good think like the Catholic church and
let tho Eytalians grab .t""-The Outlook
There are several Ways of using baked
ham. One of the best is to eat II.
Honey may be used for sweetening AZ
most anything but traffic cop.
Spaghetti should not be cooked TOO
long About 10 inches Is right
\ cold hath win be found more pleasant
" made with hot water--Miiwaukee Jour-
nat
Iatbush--"You say your wife went 10
college before you married herr"
Flatbush--"And she thought OF taking
UP law, You said? ?"
Bensonhurst-"Yes.h hut now she's satis-
fled to lay it down."-Yonkers Statesman.
James, do YOU see that policeman
making signs to your" asked the lady
IN the back seat Of the car
Yes. ma'am." replied the chauffeur.
Probably wants us TO stop"
Don't know. ma'am, don't under
stand his signs. You see. we don't be-
long to the same lodge, ''-yonkers states
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
How to Keep Well

BY ". a.
Dr. Evans BY readers Of The Bee viii be answered personally subject
will individual diseases Address
1921, by W. A. Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Cheer for the Loser.

Omaha, April S.-To the Editor
of The Bee: | received the enclosed
poem from q dear friend, who was
about as interested in my candidacy
as I was. 1t SO expresses my own
sentiments, that l am sending it to
you. exclusively, for publication, as
a tribute to the other so losers.
] am more than satisfied with the
showing / made. 7 an, srrF grateful
to those who showed &s.a .dence in
me by voting for me- To those who
thought they would waste a vote
by casting 1t for me, I also offer
thanks. for I know they would have
voted for me. had they thought 7
would have had a chance for the
nomination. BY not voting for me
they helped older and perhaps better
qualified candidates. The experience
was worth the fight I made. AS for
the losing. most Of my friends have
called 1t victory Everything con-
sidered. 7 am inclined to feel that
way about it myself.
no pEIEpJnEE
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Love Is supposed 10 make tho
world go round. But a troubled
love affair is said to be making the
crown prince of Japan go round the
the world.--Columbia Is. c. State,
George Sylvester Niereck wants
post from Mr.. Harding. IT is under
stood the American Legion has sug-
gested him for the lamppost,-
Philadelphia North American.
In Assam wherever that is) Wom-
en- steal men and make them marry
when the men resist their advances.
And still Assam is said to be only
partially civiliZcd.-Dayton News.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

May Cause Bright's Disease.
Mrs. p. G. G. writes: 'Today's
paper tells of Woodrow Wilson'S ILL
ness and says the particular treat
ment for head colds which Mr.. Will
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SOBRE NUESTRO STATUS" fOLIIIGO

pendencia. Por el contrario, confiesc que
al tratar de 'poner al unisono mi CO.
razon v nj cabeza' la segunda result6
victoriosa lastinlado el primero por
heridas profundas.
81 esta isla de nuestros amores, el.
vez de formar un cverpo solo aislado en-
medic de fas olas del Caribe, con u1r
sistema nervioso capaz solamente para
impulsar ese cuerpo, y con un caudal
de sangre proporcionado su pequefez,
pudiera Sc transportada y adherida en-
soluci6n de continuidad la TERRA nor
teamericana, nos convendria entonces,
y no podriamos aspirar mayor gloria
que la de ser un estado de aquella ma
cion. Pero en- tai case, al constituir una
parte inseparable de su continente, nues
tros nervios cobrarfan vigor titanico al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-05
SUCESO SANGRIENTO EN- LA Ca
LIE De COMERIO De BAYAMON

FL domingo en- la tarde, en- la ealle
de Comerio, de Bayam6n, los individuOs
Rufo valentfr y Alfonso Rodriguez ACC
metieron al policia de servicio en- aque.
lls demarcaci6n. FL hecho oeurri6 de Ia
siguiente manera: Los referidos indiv!-
duos sostenian una discussion con ORC.
y parece que su estado no era normal
debido a haber tornado algdn licor. FL
case fue que al llamarles la atenci6n
el policia de servicio, relrusaron Obede.
cerle, por 10 que tuvo que hacer uSo de
Ia macana, trabandOse una lucha, cuer-
po a cuerpo con Rufo valentin. FL poh-
cia pudo sacar Ell revolver, pero este
no evit6 Ell que ambOs rOdaran pOr el pa.
vimento. tratandOse de defender mu-
tuamssnte. Ell pOlicia pudO disparar. hi
riendo a valentin en- la cara y pierna
derecha, resultandO Alfonso Rodriguez
con una confusion en- Ia cabsza, Ocasio-
iiada por Ia macana del poiicia.
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impulse de aquel cerebro poderoso. y
nuesira sangre Sc veria enriquecida en-
calidad y caudal por Ell hujo reau-
10 que emanara de aquel coraz6n gigan
tesco En- otras palabras nuestro sue,o
Sc haria mas productive, nuestras in.
dustrias mas variadas y renan.sradoras,
nuestro canaercio v banca mas aotivos,
y nuestros jornaleros, obreros, profesio-
males, capitalistas, etc. disfrutarian de
un campo mas propenso al desarrollo de
sus iniciativas, no solo en- ell estado ST
que tambien en- toda la naci6n De ese
modo, con tales benehcios, podriamos
subvenir gallardamente todas las obi
gaciones federales; pero en- nuestra
desventajosa situacion actual. ape
mas nos bastamos a nosotros mismos.
81. por otra parte, contaramos con
la extension superficial de Cuba, sus
grandes riquezas v recursos naturales,
pcdriamos sostener, v no deberiamos
laborar por solucion contraria a la de
nuestra independencia.
Ahora bien, ell error nuestro, por
nejor decir Ell de la mayorfa de nues-
tros politicos, consiste en- que nos he
mos encerrado en- un circulo vicioso. Cree
mos no poder aspirar mas que a UNA
de esas dos soluciones, y que Estados
Unidos solo pueden concedernos UNA
de esas dos fnalidades: estado inde-
pendencia.
En- 10 que nosotros atafe, he de-
mostrado no nos convene nj una, nj
otra solucion. En- cuanto Estados Uni
dos, voy probar que TO entra en- sus
fines el incorporarnos como territorio
nj menos como estado; nj tanspoco aban
(Contintia en- la pAglna 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-05

Ell ayudante general, comandante John
A. Wilson. ha recibido ell siguiente aero
grama del Departamento de la Guerra:
sPayrolls' Guardia Nacional de Puer
to Rico por Ell segundo periodic semi
anual aHo 1920 seran pagados tan prom
to Sc reciban. Avise Comandantes orga-
nizacicnes que envien sus sspayrolls"
sin demora. sPayrolls'' de la Conipa-
MIA del Quartet General, Ametrallado-
ras, Companies "a, ',sfB" v "c1,
del primer Regin..ento han lsido pagados
Y cheques enviados. haSa-
LANGDON.''
He auui una buena noticia para la
ssGuardia Nacional' pues signifca una
distribution aproximada de cinco NH
dolares que seran repartidos entire los mi
litares que constituyen Ell primer Regi-
1niento de infanteria y la tropa de ca
balieria. 'Los cheques para el Quartet
general del primer hatall6n fueron re-
cibidos por el Gltimo correo, distri-
buidos embellishments. Los cheques pa
ra Ia Compafia de Ametralladcras, "a
.sB' y "C'', probablemente llegaran
on el pr6ximo correo y seran entrega-
dos Embellishments tt sb ois
Algunos comandantes de organizacio-
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La ar1dante pistoLeria

ley. En- Washington, para reforzar la
ley de la Prohibition, Sc ha decretado
una penahdad justamente severa,-un
afo de prisi6n $500 de multa, para
los que lleven armas. Hagamos 10 mis-
mo aqui, aunque los matones esten ga
rantidos por los primatas de la poll
tica pero no seglll nusSsra vieja fu-
nesta costumbre de dar leyes para que
algunos de los encargados de cumplir
las sean los primeros en- violarlas; to-
men las autoridades media docena de
esos individuos de la andante pistoleria;
apliqueseles sin remission pn aio ,:e
encierro los quinientos dolares de
multa, cuardo Sc observe que no hay
diferencias EN- favor de nadie, que la
ley es inexcrable para todos, no va a
quedar una pistola para que puedan ha-
Ger acIo de con ricion, suicidandose,
earchos de nuestros politicos fracasa-
dos, que serfan capaces tambien de en-
gafiar la muerte, para que los vuelva
soportar Ell pals.
La sociologia ersena que las socieia-
des muy protegidas acaban por hacerse
muy timidas Er. las grandes urbes ell
rcpeas narteamericanas, un dispayo
en la via publica es algo tan insolito
que pone en- alarrha La calle entera,
u mn ladr6sa nneturno sieinbra ell pani
co entire e. vecindario z en- fuerza de
no usarse, las armas scaban por desapa-
recer de las costufnbres Pc nja que en-
tire nosotros ell valor ha de ofrecer una
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FL cable comunic6 aver que ha sido
muerto de un disparo de revolver otro
prominente hijo de Cuba, don Fernan-
do Quihones " no Fernandez Quiiio-
mes, como dice un colega), director poll
tico de "El Dia'', de la Habana. La
prensa politica, tan deplorable y NAL
encauzada ALA como aca, es uno de los
responsables de esos frecuentes crime
mes, por sus articulos de apasionadas We
hemencias recalcitrartes odios. Y ALA
con,o aca, por seguir iguales rumbos,
las autoridades no Sc disponen pro-
ceder con mano firme contra la apre-
tada legion de valientes (querendones
de los espiritus blandamente feneniles
que corstituyen la mayoria de los ju-
rados), que, por solo Ell hecho de llevar
una pistola sienten hervir su sangre y,
como Ell personaje de genero chico san
capaces de .matarse hasta con su SOM
bra, justifcando aquena vieja noc;6n
de la psicologia, que NADIA incita tanto
abusar de la fuerza como la fuerza
misma
En- tanto no Sc proceda energicamer,.
te contra los que usan arInas, va sean
primates o pobres diablos, volvera a
correr con frecuencia la sangre, 10
cual propenden tambien los Que in1o
ner mayor pena al padre que roba
una gallina, para dar de conner suss
hijos hambrientos, que al individuo qbe
asesina con todas las agravantes de la
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Los SOLDADOS De La GUARDIA
NACIONAL ESTARAN De PLACEMES

res no han enviado aun sus payroll"
pero Sc espera que los que falten sean
enviados Washington muy pronto.
La acci6n del Departamento de la
Guerra al efectuar estos pagos, es nuy
apreciada, pues muchos de los pay
rolls mencionados en- ell cablegrama
.'tque han sidc pagados los cheques
enviados'', han estado en- Washington
durante POGO tempo; por eiemplo, o.
payroll de la Compaiiia ''C'' fue
enviado Washington Ell nueve de mar
20; Ell de la Compafiia "B' ell Is, y Ell
da la Compafiia IA, Ell 10; y teniendo
en- consideration 10 complicado que es
Ell trabajo de hacer un payroll, de-
bido los cansbios que ha habido en-
la ley sobre ell metodo de pagar, habla
muy en-. alto para ell Departamento de
la Guerra por haberle prestado tan prom
ia atencidn la Guardia Nacional de
Puerto Rico.
Los soldados de la Guardia Naclonal,
sim duda alguna apreciaran esta acci6n
del Departamento de la Guerra, y res
ponderan debidamente al campamento
annual, que probablemente Sc llevara a
cabo en- julio agosto.
Ell comandante Wilson esta ahora en-
busca de un sitio apropiado para insta.
larle, espera poder seleccionarlo er
breve
La sGuardia Macdonald de esta isls
,ocupa el primer puesto va, entire toda'
las de los Estados y Territories de IL
Repnblica. He aqui Ell orden que ocupar
las referidas fuerzas, por su importan
cia: Puerto Rico, Minnesota, Rhode Is
land, Maine, Oklahoma v Oregon.
Uno de los nuevos camiones ha side
va armada Con los diez de que ahori
dispone Ell Regimiento Gle la '.Guardi;
Nacional'' en- Puerto Rico, Sc encuen
ira en- condolences de hacer una rapid;
n,ovilizaci6n.
I Una secci6n de Caballeria acaba d
ser organizada inspeccionada en- Hu
macao. Para que crganicen otra en- Qua
Iyama, han sido antorizados, por Ell Ayul
jtamiento gene1aI, yarios oficiales resi-
.dentes en- la referida poblaci6n.
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Reproducimos continuation un ex-
celente articulo publicado por nuestro
colega ''El Imparcial'', hace va cerca
de tres amos, debido a la pluma de
nuestro amigo ell seflor Luis Venegas
Castro, Ell cual articulo es ell lltimo de
una serie en- que el sefior venegas cor
sidero ampliamente las dos tendencias
politicos entonces existentes en- Ell pals
y despues de un analisis profundo de
ambos ideales, Sc decidia de un modo
franco en- favor de la Autonomia. Como
tanto ell n.ovilniento que Sc va efectuan
do en- la opinion plblica, como la signi
ficaci6n de las cartas de Mr.. Horacio
Towner, parecen comprobar la opinion
expuesta entonces por nuestro citado
amigo, publicamos en- estas columnas el
mencionado articulo por considerable de
rigurosa actualidad Hello aqui:
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persistencia muy particular, porque, es-
tando tan protegidos como los vecinos
de Nueva York Paris, vivincos, sin
que Sc nos ponga carne de gallina, afro
rando los aires con los d!sparos de nues
tros bravucones, que estos Gltimos dfas
han principiado tambien ahnar la pun
terra sobre las mujeres, como ACADIA de
ocurrir en- Puerta de TERRA, nuestro
Bombay, por la peste que surje de los
manglares.
Comprendemos sin difcultad, que Ell
hacendado Y ell campesino, en- general
que tenga cuantiosos inserescs que de-
fender, asi como tambien Ell viajero,-
hombres que menudo Sc encuertran le
jos de toda protection social,-se armen
para hacer frente, prevenidos va, a ta-
les situaciones; pero que, en- poblaciones
tan cultas como las de Puerto Rico. en-
gran parte de las cuales hay te'efonos,
y en- todas elias policias, con todos los
denas auxiios y recursos de la vida mo-
derna; que en- poblaciones asi, un HON
bre con aires de civilizado Sc arme CO.
mo en- la edad de las cavernas o como
81 vivieramos en- la ruda barbarie me
rovingia; ESQ de ir armada para en'rar,
verbigrscia, en- un cine, aunque Sc exh.-
ba ALI ell consolador ''Triunfo de We
nus francamente, ESQ debiera afrel
tar la persona que tales armas lleva
y la sociedad que lie consiente llevar
las.
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IA LINEA ADUANERA SERA
ESTABLECIDA IN RI RHIN

PARIS, abrii 4.--La Conferences
de Emhss1dorcs aprob5 II inforn,e
relative Ia Inca aduanera Que sera
cstablecida en- 81 Rhin.
La Suprema COmisi6n Inter-aliada
esta dos4di de plenos poderes para
poner en- vigor todas la sanciones
aprobadts en- el euro d. las confe.
renciIs dc Londres
Ia tarifa cue regira cn Ia zona
del Rhin seTa ls sigucintc.
i.-Todos To- lrticulos exportados
pOr Ia zona del Rhin para Alemania
pagIran impuests absolute. o sea a
CUE pagan les arficulos exportados
pOr 81 ex-Imperio Firl los demas PAL
SOS del mundo.
2.-Los srticuios importados p5r "a
zona del Rhin pacaran un cuarto 5sl
impuesto sobre exportscioncs Do Ale
mania
TOdos los impuestos sersn pagados
en- Oro.
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CoNrENTARIos:

Fran muchos los que 50 hacian. sien
do alguno de ellOs el que el policia pro-
pin6 un empuj6n a vajentin Ocasio-
nando en- este el bochOrno eonsiguiente,
al que Sc atribuye la rebeldia, pues en-
los BALCONIES de las casas cerca del ST.
ito del sucesO, habia uuchas psrsOnas.
otras decian que el policia fue mas gus
prudente.
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abriria las puertas de sus fabricas EN-
toda la isla ell lunes de abril; al
efecto, solicito del gobierno fuerzas de
policia para destacarlas en- sus entra-
das, pero nj un solo trabajador ira
bajadora Sc ha presentado.
Tai actitud ha sido considerable por
los trabajadores de La industria del ta-
baco como una provocaci6n de huelga
por parte de la Compafia, v, La excla-
snacion de todos, ha sido: 10 ToDoS
o NINGUNO! Y hombres mujeres en-
estrecha solidaridad, estan decididos a
Ia resistencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-05
LAS DEUDAs ALIADAs IN AME
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