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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
KIWANIS CLUB AND
LADIES' ENJOY FEAST

With vacations over and the au'
tumn days here again 1t was fitting
time last night for the Kiwanis club
to open It's fall campaign for the
welfare OF It's membership and for
general public service. There was a
good attendance and the ladies were
present and contributed their share
to make the affair more charming and
interesting.
The chorus led by Rev. John VonckA
filed the banquet hall with melody.
Miss Emily Palmer sang several
solos with the charming skill that
gives evidence of her rare talents.
Rev. Geo. S. Fetter made clever adj
dress on the purposes and achieve
ments of the Kiwanian club and Rev.
John Vonckx spoke Interestingly OF
current affairs and read humorous
poem about automobile grief. The
Pussy brothers with violin and pi.
ano rendered several lively selections
that won the plaudits OF all present.
Miss Helen Hoff played piano accom-
paniments in her usual credtable
manner
President Refor Just returned from
fishing expedition to the wilds of
Michigan, occupied his usual place at
the head of the table with grace and
dignity and made some remarks of
good cheer and encouragement to his
fellow Kiwanans.
The program was arranged by Dr.
Telford, who officiated as master OF
ceremonies. The heat wave keot Z
goodly number Of the members from
being included among those present.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
HORSESHOE DOORWAY
BRINGS PUBLICITY TO
CLINTON ST. GARAGE

A two column photograph OF the
Frank NcGarr blacksmith shop on
Clinton street, between Main and
Madison streets, now used as part
of the Adams garage. was contained
in the August 81 issue of the Chris
tian Endeavor World. The photo.
graph was used because of the horse
shoe door in the front. The photo
graph was secured and an article writ.
ten on the picture by Charles Alma
Byers of Los Angeles. The magazine
Is published I'm Boston, so the write
up is Of peculiar interest, bridging
Ottawa in the center OF the middle
west with the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts
The article published beneath the
picture Is the following article:
AN OLD FASHIONED DOORWAY
1t Is Still Appropriate.
designed not for luck but as a
sort of advertisement of the nature Of
the business conducted within, the
iioi otohop uoOI wa ouoWi III tHt az
companying Illustration, with which
this building was provided at the
time of its erection more than forty
years ago, is by a rather strange
turn of the wheel of fate, still quite
as appropriate as business an.
nouncement as it was originally, even
though 1t is very different kind of
business that 1t now advertises. The
explanation is that the building was
expressly erected somewhat more
than forty years ago to house hrose-
shoeing and blacksmith shop; today
1t is used as an automobile repair
and service station, which incidental
ly means that it is now automobiles
that are reshod here instead Of
nurses. Hence the doorway is also
to those who know its history, a 81
lent but salient reminder of progress.
The building is located at Ottawa, III.
Los Angeles, Cal"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
SCHOOL CHILDREN
FREE FIRST DAY OF:
THE COUNTY F AIR
EXPOSITION GETS UNDER WAY
NEXT TUESDAY - AMATEUR
SPORTS TO BE FEATURE OF
OPENING DAY.

The La Sale County Fair will open
next Tuesday, with an educational day
program. All the school children I'm
the county will be given free admis-
sion to the driving park on this day.
A very fine program of sports has
been planned for the afternoon, which
will start promptly at o'clock, on the
race track In front of the grandstand
County Superintendent of Schools
W. r. Foster today sent out the fol.
lowing sports program announcement
to all the children in the county
Amateur Sports.
The following races and contests
for school children will be held in
front OF the new grandstand, educa-
tional day, Tuesday, September IL, be.
ginning at 200 o'clock. p. m. No en-
trance fee or registration is required.
but every contestant must be on hand
promptly when the event he is inter.
ested In is called
For each event listed below the fol-
lowing cash prizes are offered: First,
$500; second, $500; third. $l.00. The
money Is yours as soon as you win IT,
Running Races.
30 yards for boys under so inches
tall.
so yards for boys under Sc inches
100 yards for boys under sc inches
tall
80 yards for girls under so inches
tall.
80 yards for girls under So inches
tall.
> yards for girls under ga inches
tall
Bicycle Races.
One-auarter mile for boys under So
inches tall.
One-half mile for boys under 66
inches tall
One-eighth mile for girls under Sc
inches tall.
One-ouarter mile for girls under Ga
inches tall
Feature Races.
Potato race for boys under &c inches
tall.
Potato race for girls under Ga inches
tall.
Shoe race for boys under &C inches
tall
Sack race for boys under &C inches
tall
Three-legged race for boys under sc
inches tall.
Pony Races.
y One-0uarter mile for boys and girls
under Is years Of age.
Tug-of-war for boys under sc inches
tall.
ta) TWENTY-FIVE country boys resid-
ing In La Sale county south of the
Illinois river vs.. Twenty-Five boys
residing in the county north of that
river, $1,000 for best two In three
trials.
(b) Twenty-Five boys residing in OF
tawa VS.. Twenty-Five boys for any
other city, $1,000 for best two in three
trials.
(c) The two winning teams will con-
test for special prize of $1,000, best
two in three trials.
A large and varied list of cash
prizes for exhibits of flowers, vege-
tables, manual training, sewing, cook
ing, canning, etc, Is given on pages
"a, 95 and SO Of the fair catalogue,
copy of which can be secured from
the secretary. w. N Strawn, Ottawa,
Illinois.
Last year we had the best exhibit
by school children ever shown in the
county. 1t was surprisingly good but
1t can and will be better as soon as
larger number of our pupils give it
more careful attention. | am looking
for something exceptionally fine this
year and shall be very glad indeed If
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
REPORT REBELLION
IN SOUTH RUSSIA

London, Sept. S.-Rebellion has bro.
ken out in South Russia, according to
Helsingfors dispatch to the Central
News. The Odessa soviet has de.
clared south Russia and the Crimea
indenendent. There is fighting in
many districts between the rebels
the soviets. The crews OF war
ships stationed at Shbastapol also
were reported to be in a state of
mutiny.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
Mrs. w. c, Paisley

VIII reopen the Sherwood Music
School OTTAWA Branch) Thursday,
September T. Private pupils not In.
Guided in the Sherwood school win
also commence at this date. PupiiS
desiring period for Piano, Organ or
Harmony should apply Immediately TO
Mrs. w. c, Paisley. 726 Columbus
street. Telephone COOK. Studio days
are: Monday, "Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
INTERURBAN BRIDGE
MOVED ON NEW PIERS

Completion of the ask OF moving the
interurban bridge from its piers TO
the temporary piling erected in the
Fox river to the south was accom-
plished early last evening. Today the
tracks of the company are being cor.
nected up and by tomorrow night or
Sunday 1t is expected cars will be per-
mitted to traverse the bridge.
Since work on the removal begun
passengers on the c., O.. & p. have
been compelled to transfer around
the bridge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
WANTED Territorial

WANTED Territorial representa-.
tiyes, in connection with a Chicago
manufacturing business, The position
applies to both men and ladies' and Is
permanent as well rs profitable
fact, the possibilities OF earning
monov through our cooperation is un-
limited. The position requires cash
Investment OF $500, the same being
amply secured Particulars furnished
to those who are seeking true mu.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
WIFE OF PRESIDENT
is SERIOUSLY ILL

Washington Sept. 3.-Serious
complications developed in the
illness of Mrs. Harding, wife of
President Harding. last night.
but they were Slightly abated
this morning and the patient is
resting more easily" Brigadier
General Sawyer, the physician In
attendance, said today.
Mrs. Hardlng's condition Is re.
garded with much concern.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
CLASSIFIED ADS.
TOO LATE TO cLAssIEv

~~S~>~~>~>~~~~>~~~S>~~~ S~~~~~~S~~>~~~~~~~~
FOR RENT-Farm known as the A.
j. Gimmlck farm, 246 acres, in Deer
Park township; 6 miles from Utica, on
hard road 240 acres of pillow land.
balance pasture; fair improvements:
40 rods from school, good crib and
granary; room for 1000 bushels OF
grain. ], j, LACEY, Grand Ridge, Iii.
Phone Red 242.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

CARLOAD FANCY Michigan Alberta
freestone peaches; will have a few
clings. Hand picked pears, 81 a bushel.
Pickles, peppers, celery sweet pota-
toes. Home grown watcrmelons. -
cents. MOODY'S MARKET.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN MY
beagle hound has been penned, and
unless the man who is holding him re.
leases him forthwith arrests will fol
low. The dog. once released will
come direct home. OWNER.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
ORDERS MARSEILLES
PAVING ROLLS SPREAD

An order issued in the county court
this morning appointing +. r. Spen-
Ger OF Marseilles to spread the as
sessment for the improvement of
Clark street, in Marseilles.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
Professor to Sneak.

Prof. c. f. Erffmeyer, of Northwes-
tern college at Naperville, will speak
at the evening service of the Madi.
son street Evangelical church on Sun
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

tual cooperative advantage and are
financially able to take care OF tho
present cash r, quirements.
IL, w. BAUlMGARDNElR,
42O4 Lake Park Ave. Chicago, Ill.,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

FOR SALE-Ton bushels very fine
peaches; small in size; can be used
for eating. canning or picking; 81 per
bushel. Phone 54S-L.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08
Announcement,

Mrs. A. l.. Porter has resumed her
teaching OF piano pupils in her studio
in the Colwell Building Phone SOY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

FOR SALE 'hrst-class gas range.
used | iayears; reasonable II taken
at once. Also three.burner gej
plate with oven. Phone 35l.X.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

WANTED Experienced waiter and a
man for kitchen work. Phone 2S2W
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-08

WANTED Floorman to work around
garage, charge tires wash cars etc
CONDE MOTOR AND SUPPLY co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
I'm nuevo triunfo del CO.
IegiO ''2OyaI Gregg"

FL microbes en- la noche Sc llevo a
cabo en- q teatro municipal la gra-
duaci6n anual del colegio "Royal
Gregg, acreditadisimo planted de
ensehanza que dirige con admirable
Gxito en- esta capital la inteligentisi-
ma y culta DANA, dona Maria Tore-
sa Camacho. Ell triunfo .alcanz1do el
mi6rcoles por este colegio de taqui-
grafia teneduria de libros es uno
mas, resonante Y complete, que SUI
ma al sinndmero alcanzado en- su
larga vidl. No es una sorpresa pa
IA nosotros, va que sabemos que a
medida que ell tempo avanza, el CO.
legio que dirige, para orgullo de es-
es isla, una meritisima portorrique-
ma VI en- escala ascendente, y este
Sc debe acknowledgements a la inteli-
gencia, a Ia habilidad y sobre todo
a la voluntad, de la cual la senora
Camacho ha tornado un culto.
Henos podido apreeiar la enorme
concurrencia que LENA el viejo COLI
SEQ cuando sc lleva a cabo una gra-
duaci6n del coiegio Royal Gregg" y
a medida Que pasl ell tempo, es mas
numero5a y mas selecta. Va han sa-
lido graduates de este colegio
mas de 1900 i6venes, 10 que constitu
ye ell mejor galard6n para tan acre
ditado centro docente.
Ese n1mero crecidisimo de compa
triotas nuestros tiene ahora I'm ar
ma mas para enfrentarse cara a ca
ra con los horizontes negros del por-
venir; un arn1a que presentlr la
vida para luchar con energia fe
contra los problemas que Sc nos pre-
senten a cada paso en- nuestro cami-
no. Auguramos nuevos Y esplendi-
dos dias de felicidad \ esa obra que
ha emprendido una noble puertorri-
quefa. Nuestra voz de aliento STEM
pre- debe estar presta para darle nue.
vas energfas a ese noble plantel de
ensenanza. La graduation del mier
coles es un nuevo laurel que Sc cier-
ne en- la frente de la sefora CANA
cho, por 10 que nosotros lie enviamos
por medic de estas lfneas nnestros
mas sinceros parabienes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
Ell CORAZON DEL EN-
PERADOR DE AUSTRIA

FUNcHAL, (Islas Maircs), abril z
I'm acto imponente Sc celebr6 esta ma
mana aqui, cuando fu6 separado ell CO.
raz6n del ex emperador Carlos de Aus
tria colocado en- una bella artistica
urna de cristal para ser enviado Aus.
ltria.
Sc hallaban presentes en- dicho acto
,ademas de la ex emperatriz zita y sus
hijos, ell principe sixto de Rorbon y va.
rios in1uyentes ciudadanos austriacos
Ell coraz6n del ex emperador Sc espe-
ra Ell Budapest en- los primeros dias de
la semana proxima, donde Sc lie rendirar
pomposos Y grandiosos honores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
ENTIRE PARIS Y LAROCHE LOS
BANDIDOS HURTARON IMPOR
TANTISIMA CORES
PONDENCIA

PARIS, abr1 7.-Numerosos vagones
de ferrocarril conduciendo los equipa
jes de los delegados ingleses a la confe-
rencia de Geneva, asi como tambien
importantisimos documentos diplomat
cos, fueron detenidos entire Paris y La
roche por una cuadrilla de bandoleros
que intentaron haoer fuego contra el
maquinista Y los conductores, logrando
que estos abandonasen Ell tren.
Los malhechores Sc apoderaron dc SO
sacos de correspondence, dandose in
.mediatamentc : la fuga.
La polieia de esta ciudad esta persi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
NO Sc TIENEN NOTICIAS DE
QUE HAYA LLEGADO LA DE-
LEGACION SOVIETICA

LoNDREs, abril Los Correspon-
sales de los peri6dicos ingleses que Sc
hallan en- Geneva han declarado que
aim no ha lIegado dicha ciudad la
delegation sovi@tica, que presidida por
Tchitcherine, Sc esperaba ALI ell mier-
coles.
Agregan los periodistas que no hay
noticias concretas respecto de la fecha
en- cue hayan de llegar Geneva los re-
presentantes Sovieticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
Felix RIVERA
Presidente Asambiea Municipal
ESCAI4AMIENTo EN- PRIMER
GRADO

Ha sido encarcelado por orden del
Fiscal Diaz Collazo, el individuo Pri-
hlitivo Perez, de 20 aKoS, trigueno,
rcsidente en- Santurce.
Primitive lla sido acrsado de habcr-
s. introducido en- la residencia de Emi-
liano Maldonado, situada on ei barrio
Tortrga, de Rio Piedras, y haber sus-
traido una caja dc caudales coneonien-
10 S553.oo de cuya suma la detective
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08

Judo recuperar s22721 que teria en-
terrado ell ladron.
Este sujeto no hace mucho uue lie
60 de New York 1ntroduciendo por pri
mera vez en- Ia isla un nuevo proccdi-
lniento para abrir y forzar cajas dc
caudales.
FL Fiscal Dlaz ColaSo, acuso Primi-
two de escalamiento en- primer grado,
habiendo ordcnado que ingresara el la
dron a sunlaria sin sehalarle fanza al
guna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
Ell CONGRESO AMERICANA
APROBO AVER UNA LEY QUE
HA DEJADO ESTUPEFACTA
A LA REPUBLICA

WASHINGTON, abri1 La camara
de Representatives. aprob6 en- la session
de esta mafiana Ell proyecto de ley me-
dante ell cual Sc decreta la expulsion
Immediate de todos los ciudadanos ex-
tranjeros, acusados de violar la ley de
Ia prohibition.
La aprobaci6n de este proyecto ha pro
ducido honda estEpefacci6n en- la Repu
blica, por 10 que SO tiene la certidum-
bre de que morira en- el Senado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
CUARENTA Y SEIS ALEMANES MO
RIAN CADA HoRA DURANTE
LA GUERRA

Cuarenta y seis alemanos Gran mucr
tos Y ciento nueve heridos ON el ejer-
cito aleman durante cl transcurso dc
cada horaequc pasaba de la ultima gale-
ira, de acncrdo con un informc QUO aca
ba de hacer piibhco el general Won Al
trock. Este calculo fue hecho basado
sobre los records ofciales del Mi
nisterio de la Guerra.
Alemania perdio durante el periodic
de la guerra doce millones de hombres
incluyendo soldados y paisanos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
Los patrOnOs no han aCGptadO
.un entendidO con los T1inerOS

WASHINGTON, abrl LA Asocia
ci6n dc propietarios dc minas del Esta-
do de Pennsylvania, rechaz6 la propo-
sicion del gobierno de mister Harding,
segin la cual Sc nevaria efecto esta
ncche una conferencia entire mineros y
patronos.
Los propietarios han hecho graves de-
claraciones mediante las cuales Sc ha
comprobado que los huelguistas intenta-
ron volar con dinamita las residencias
particulares de los patronos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
Sc JUZGA PELIGROSISIMA LA
SITUACION DE IRLANDA

LoNDRES, abril 7.-El gebierne Juz-
ga peligrosisima la situacion de Irlan-
da. Los arreglos que Sc habian hecho
para las elecciones seguramente ser&n
canceiados, dada la graycdad de las cir
cunstancias.
I'm despacho de Ultima hora que in
serta "The Westminster Gazette andIl
cia que el nder nacionalista senior Ea-
mon de Valera ha dado un cambio dc
frente, separandose de los extremistas
y aliandose con el gobierno provisional,
junto Collins Griffith.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
APARECEN SOBRE ALHUCE-
MAS AVIoNEs DEsCoNoCIDoS

MADRID, abril 7.-Es motive de ge-
nerales concentrates ell telegrama recibi
do de Melilla informando de que en- Ia
tarde de aver numerosos aviones desco
nocidos Sc, vieron volando sobre Alhu-
cemas, sin que hubiera podido ser iden-
tifcada su procedencia.
Ell general Berenguer, alto Comisario
ha manifestado al senor olaguer, minis
tro Gle la, Guerra, que las baterias espa-
fiolas estuvieron punto de hacer fuego
sobre los anonimos aviones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
FACTA A GENoVA

ROMA, .abril 7,-El jefe del Gabine-
te seaor Facta y los representatives ita-
hanos la conferencia economical sa-
Heron anochc directanente para G6uo-
va.
FL presidente del gobierno italiano tie
he el proposito dc reeibir personalmente
J en- nombre del Rey . todos los delega-
dos cxtranjeros que van llegando para
tomar parto en- la conferencia, que CO.
menzara el lunes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
CLUB DEPORTIVO
De PONCE

Con la cooperation general del Club
Rotario de Ponce, quien don6 a. efec-
to la suma de $4,000, ell Club Deporti-
vo de Ponce, por medic de la SEccion
A.teneista del mismo, inicia Ia celebra-
con de nm concurso de cSractec floso-
fco-social, bajo las siguientes condicio-
nes:
Ia Podran concurrir al certapen con
sus trabajos por escrito, todas las per-
souas en- Puerto Rico RESIDENCES y to-
dos los puertorriquehos que rosiden fue-
ri de Ia Isla.
2a.-- Los trabajos seran enviados al
senior Presidente de Ia Seccion Ateneis
ta del Club Deportivo de Ponce. sefior
Frank de Porrata Doria, nlas tardar
el dia 80 de abril de 1922 en- que
quedara cerrado el plazo de 2dJnisi6n
al concurso. Deberan ser enviaIos di-
chos trabajos:
(a) Por correo;
I'D MecanograhadoS;
(c) Por cuadruplicado;
(d) Con un lena para facnitar mas
tasde la Identification del autor;
III Sin acompanarlos de firIna, nom
bre nj signo alguno que revele indi-
que. el nombre del autor.
3a.- Ell ensayo estudio en- cue ell
autor desarrolle su pensamiento no ba-
jara de seis mil palabras nj pasaya de
eoce mil; y al final del trabajo debera
expresarss en- cifras, el ntimero exacto
de palabras que Ell nlismo consiene.
Ia El autor de la obra quo mersz
ca la mas alta calificaci6n sera prem1a-
do con $4,000 diploma de honor; Y
el autor de Ia que siga en- mer1so, con
$4,000 diploma do honor; reservoir
Gose el Jurado del concurso otorgar una
mas menciones honorifcas los au-
torres do los trabajos que sigan en- me-
r1to.
5a.-- FL ClHb Deportivo de Pence
Sc reserva Ell derccho de publican los
trabajos premiados.
6a.-El Jurado califcador Sc CON-
pordra de tres miembros designadoa
per el Club Deportiyo de Ponce;
Ia Ell CLUB Deportivo de Ponce re
servs al Jurado califcador Ell derecho
a declarar desiortos los prenios por
irsudciencia, a juicio del Jurado, on
los trabajos prssentados
sa.- Al pubhcarse en- nuestra prem
sa diaria, despu6s del so de abrn de
1922, los tftulos lenas de los traba-
jos premiados, los respectivos sutores
deberan enviar embellishments al Pre-
sidente de la Secci6n Ateneista del Club
Deportivo de Ponce sus nombres y una
quinta copia del trabajo prem.ado.
ga El tema del certamen es: ''YYg
coNvENIENTEs x vENTAJAs DEL.
LUJo";
FL Club Deportivo do Ponce espera
que el tema interesara profundamente
y todos los que Sc preocupan del estu-
dlo de los prcblemas sociales, =. por
azticipado, Aextiende las mas cordiales
y expresivas gracias a los que So sir
van tomar parte en- el concurso.
Poacs, P. R., febrero %, 1922.
Frank de Porrata DoRlA,
Presidente de la seccion Ateneista
del Club Deportivo de Ponce.
| EN177szg 4 VI s5ss 49, L.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-08
NO Sc HA I4LEGADO A UN EN-
TENDIDO EN- Ell RESCATE DE
LOS P2isIONERoS

MADRID, abril Ell peri6dico 'Dia
rio Universal afrma en- un contundente
energico editorial que la soluci6n pa
IA el rescate de los prisioneros no ha
dado Ell resultado que tan ansiosamen
te Sc aguardaba y cue las negociacio-
nes efectuadas han sido nulas y con-
traproducentes.
Anuncia tambi6n ell mencionado pc
ri6dico que el senor Fernandez Almei-
da, delegado del gobierno para tratar
este asunto con los rifenos, amenaza
con dimitir su cargo.