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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-02-23
EX-SENATOR SHAFR0TH DEAD
Decedent Wgs Twice Governor Of the
state Of CoIorado-He Was Sixty.
seven Years Old.

Denver con. Feb. 21.--John r. Shat.
roth, former United States senator
from Colorado md twice governor Oh
this state. died here. lie was sixty.
seven years I'D
Erich Raspc a librarian, who after
committing robbery at Cassel ran
away TO London IN 1775, where he
wrote "The Adventures Of Baron Nun
chhausen," pretending that he had
collected and arranged the orig.
inal manuscript Il was time when
wild and vivid flights OF the i'm
agination were mistaken for genius.
and there was no effort made to give
fiction The sembance Of truth, so the
adventures we're read with ayldty,
and the word Munchnusen became the
synonym for paIpable falsehood
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-02-23

troubles JfldJ WDiilelA
sometmesha have, that
my doctor ordered
me to stay in bed q
kin every month.
1t didn' t do me much
GOOD, sOone day after
talking with a friend
who took Lydia Z.
pinkham 8 Vegeta-
bic Compound for
about the same trou-
bles | had, | thought
/ would try it also.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-02-23

Mud stains may be removed from
the bottom Of a cotton dress skirt by
folding several thiclnesses Of cloth,
laying the soiled parts upon them ana
scrubblng with nallbrush, soap mud
water.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-02-23
Does LAUNDRY
WORK and
HOUSEWORK TOO
Surprised to Find Her
self Feeling So Well

Taunton, Mass. 81 used to have pains
In my back and legs so badly with other
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-02-23

An cptgrm Il anything mean that
an be said III two-llne poem.
, 1922-01-12
mh Results TIT nInInTryc y 4 = or DOnTTNIr NJCVTC III F
Leased WHv I'll he lN1DOVEH i AOlA vi III in lVLVO Fl
CASPER HIGH PRIMED FOR GAME
With GLENR0ek eAGERS FRIDAY

with Casper high schools prospects
for q successful nasksthaii season
partly shattered due &c irregularities
which n~eoessitated removing from
school some OF the prospective play
era. school authorities here yesterday
sent Dean Morgan. athletic coach into
the breach to assist Robert +. Ward
basketball coach IN perfecting q team
that viii give Casper real representa-
ucn-
Both Mr.. Ward and Ar. Morgan VIII
co~ncsntrate their endeavors on certain
sections Of the team in order to get
the organization In working shape be-
fore II meets some of the stronger
teams OF the state Already defeated
at the hands of Manviiie and another
defeat expected at the hands OF Glen.
rock tomorrow night the prospects OF
the soa5on are anything but bright
There are several good men out for
positions but they lack the experiences
which thu men removed from school
had and around whom the school
heads hoped 70 build 4 Championship
team.
The Casper team which Will meet
tAe Gienrock i've tomorrow night viii
, 1922-01-12
BOXING SHOW
RIOT QUELLEO
Might Sticks Used on Students
and Others at Oakland
auditorium.

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan 1.-Nlght
sticks welded ny the police iast night
broke up 9 near not between 4 group
OF nearly 90 young men including
many students Of the University CT
California and the Oakland poIce who
were on duty at a boxing shov in the
Oakland auditorium Ono student.
George Fortune. ~. was probably fat
ally Injured IN thu melee- He was
struck on the head with n night stick
used by Poiics Sergeant Thomas o.
Neil. who said the student attacked
him <.
The ARRAY occurred. II was Eaid.
whea the poiica attempted to quiet a
disturbance they said started among
q group OF young men In the audience.
Drawing their night sticks. the poles
elected the youths. They agreed 70 Al
lew them to return. but they said. two
Of the group got rough" and were
ordered I o remain outnide.
O'Nen said Fortune attacked him
when not permitted TO return. and IL
the fight Fortune wa rendered un
~conscioua He is suffering from
fractured skull. Daryl Petit. 81, one
Of the students. vas arrested. toseth
er with Fortuna on charges of bat
terry. disturbing the peace and intoxi
| cation
, 1922-01-12
Realism Stamps
"Theodora" Cast


II n difficult { o remember when
Two more realistic chnracterzations
have been seen IL q motion picture
than those OF Theodore Augusta. EN-
press of the East. by Rita Joiivet ard
Georgia. CHIEF Exeoutioner. In charge
Of the torture chamber In 'Theodora'
the great italian screen spectacle
which opens an engagement at the
Iris theatar Sunday.
Much has been written Of the fnct
that Miss Ioiivet '1ooks every Inch an
empress" in ii.is impressive master
piece OF tho motion picture art. Georgia
has bean mora or less overlooked.
Not one of the forty lions who are
turned loose on q swarm Of $4,000
men and women IN the great hippo
droms scene looius half as fierce Is
Gcrgia- II would appear that Guido
Marcianc. who plays the part. was
born especially for t. He was select
ed after an exhaustive search through
italy as the most ferocious looking
man that could be found.
Children who came with their
m,thers to take part In the treanen-
dous mob scene howled whenever they
saw Georgia There are mere flashes
OF torture chamber with its glowing
rcd fire, it's wheels. pincers md other
engines for i~nfiicting agony. But
many parsons who have seer Theo-
dora have remarked that those f1eet.
ing giimpses OF the torture chamber.
and grim and terrible figure Of Georgia
which stalks like a threat Of torture
and death through the picture. stick
In the memory.
, 1922-01-12
DAVIS CUP PLAY Invitations co
OUT WTHFNANCIAL Statements
Division of Gate Receipts and
Other Business Details Are
Announced.

NEW YORK. Jan Roy The AZ
ISOLATED PressEFinanciai statements
OF the division Of gate receipts and
other business detn1ln In connection
with the Davis cup matches Of Last
summer arr being forwarded TO all
ths competing nations this week by
the United States Lawn Tennis asso-
c1atton offictala Preparations for the
staging q ths 1872 worlds team ten
mis- championships goes hand In hand
With accounting Of tho 1e11 proceeds
Invitations calling attention % the
fn1t that entries VIII cose on March
Is, have bean sent TO All nations with
recognised tennis governing bodies.
OF the II nations which challenged
tor the Davis cur in 1921 the leading
contsnders are certain 10 try again
this sumne and the Philippines. Ar
gentina and Belgian organizations,
which defauited during the progress
of the play. having intima-ed that
their players will continue until elm
mated especially II tho break Of the
draw gives them preliminary matches
at or near home.
Ausrs aita. japan. the British isles.
South Africa ard France are conceded
70 DC l48 ElNoLIs04A lA-AAo.tAa ~ 1
time. interest In their appearance in
thtr country nert season VIII DO In
creased by tho presenecs Of new play
en on several teams.
The marvellous veteran Norman E.
Brcokes WIN head tho Australian team
and viii have Us oochailengers Ger
alc.-fterson. J. o. Anderson and p.
oHarawood. Patterson. who did not
mako tho trip from down under" last
season, Is said TO have improved great
~. He Is reported TO have developed
a mooth and effective baethand. hare
tofore H. chief weakness. thanks to
o~orftnuous training under the diroc-
tior Of Brookes; American tennis nu-
liberties lean to he opinion that the
proposed Australian combination WI
appear IN the challenge roll nto In
August and give h United states de
tenders a bitter be.ttle for tho cup.
, 1922-01-12
CARPENTER TO
FIGHT TONIGHT
French Champion Battles
George Cook of Australia
at London.

LONDON. jan 12@Georges Car
pentier viii meet George Cook OF Aus
tralia in Albert Hall tonight Car
pentier Is reported TO be in first class
condition and three pounds heavier
Than when he fought Jack Dempsey.
but little Dempsey ~ Cook Is called
by his admirers. Is confident In his
ability to win.
Joe Beckett. former heavyweight
champion OF England, 10 quoted by the
, 1922-01-12
Will Be
Taught to Steal
FeU More Bases

NEW YORK. Jan u. Franks
Frisch. leading baz- pilferrr Of the
N.tioual league In 1871. win spsrd a
lot OF time during the sprfng training
season icarning TO run bases
John McGnw. Frankic'r boss. IN
responsible for hts rtatenent- -Frfsch
II all right" muubIed John but he
slides only ono way. Think Of the
bases he viii suipe when I teach him
TO slide feat first. head frst and side
, 1922-01-12
I. W. W. HELD
AS

Ell DORADO. Ark. Jan iiCEz.
animation Of IL alleged members Of
the I. w. W. held here in connection
with recent lncendiary fires which
caused ssoo. 900 damage. viii DO started
today, It was announced last night
following the arrest OF Matt Mald. al
legged l. W. W. organiser. by federal
officers here today. who had a depor'
tation order for hin The suspect ar
Srsted last night and held ar q fire
bug win be given a hearing today.
, 1922-01-12
IS MATCHED TO
. MEET G|0N january IS

SHERIDAN. Wye. Jan 1a-Goorge
GIon. Aurora. Neb-. md Clarence Elk
lund. Peeivilie, Wye. light heavy
weight wrestling champion. were
matched today TO wrestle n two fall
out OF three match hero January 10.
Tho match Will DO at catch weights,
Glon weighing about 1855 pounds and
Ekiund III.
, 1922-01-12

be picked from the following rlayers;
Biodsetf- Hathaway or Raa. forwards
Mcclure. right forward: Baker. center;
Lester. left guard; and Hasgart and
Eaton. right guard This team holds
a world OF good material but In green
in soma places IN tnterschoiastic coz'
petition The two teams viii meet AZ
the high school gymnasium a; )
O'Clock tomorrow night
, 1922-01-12
PARK sMOTHERs WEST
CASPER BY rs TO 5

Park schools hnsizethail team
swampod West Casper yesterday even
ing by a score OF 2s to 5. The Park
quintet was invincible and scored at
will while holding the opposing team
in check
Cook. left forward for Park starred
Jointly with Davis right forward with
IL points each. Walker and Brown
scored the i've points for West Casper.
The lineup OF the teams follows;
Park-Cook. left forward: Davis.
right forward: vanatta. centsr. Sem.
Ter. right guard: Van Doren. left suard
and Breuklander. McKeivcy and Nc
Donald substituted.
west-Waikcr. right forward:
Brown. LEFT forward: Gailinger. center;
Bundy. right guard; Knight, left
guard and @. Gaiiingcr and Culver.
substitutes.
, 1922-01-12
Western Reserves
Take Up Boxing

CLEVELAND. Jan. 1f-Boxtng and
flu tifsu have been placed on b reg
uiar athletic curriculum at Western
Reserve university.
, 1922-01-12

Jsweiry and watch repairing By cr-
pert vorkmen- All vor guaranteed
Casper Jewslry Mig Co. o.-s BIDS.
s-Stf
, 1922-01-12
FIGHT cARDAT
MILLS FRIDAY

The Mills Athletic association un-
der the auspices Of b Boosters club
win stnge an athletic carnival At Mills
theater mt 8 O'Clock Friday night.
Eight fights including ~ four-round
affairs and q six-round mttn event and
semi-wtndup number In addition 70
two wrestling matches Will be staged.
special transportation rates have been
nr.nneed from Casper. Ringsids tick
stn Will sell at e1.oo-
, 1922-01-12

H.,s stni on at Town Talk Mruiner.
wonderful values from 81 to $s.bo
SmithJrurner balcony. i-i2-a'
, 1922-01-12
YALE DEFEATS PENN,
At New Haven-Yale hockey seam
dafeafs Pennsylvania 8 to s.

wALKm KAYoEs CLARK
Al Tuisa-Hugh walker. Kansas
city. knocked out Jack Clark. San
Francisco In fourth round OF seized
uied lo-round bout.
, 1922-01-12
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE
GAME PLANS

At Phuadclphia-Nayy depart
mont considering PLAYING Army
Navy football game at Franklin field
this year.
, 1922-01-12
NOTICE.

The North Casper chapel win give
an oyster supper at $50 on january
Is; prices 26o and SOC. 1-l2-1t
, 1922-01-12
WILSON BEsrs NoYE.

this year.
WILSON BEsTs NoYE.
At St Louis-'Red Cap" Wilson
given ~referee's decision over John
ny Noye. St Paul. In l2-round bout.
RoPIs, OUTPONTS ODOwD.
At Providcncs--Bob Roper. Chicar
go. wins referees decision over Dan
ODowd In 1o-round bout at Mzrio--
villa
, 1922-01-12
BUFF GOING TO EUROPE.

BUFF GOING TO EUROPE.
New York-Johnny Buff. worlds
baniamwclght boxing champion
ndder Of the American nyweght
title, announced today no wssls
snu for England january Fl for n
pleasure tcur, but would do no box
Ing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
NASHVILLE GIRLS
PLAY FOOTBALL

Nashville, Tenn, Nov try A.
PJ Flying tackles, long runs and fUr
ward passea were features ia 90 haH
raising football game hptnceH Che Viz
ings aud the Danes OF George pcaboiy
College for Teachers Tue 'day. Thcs.
are usual happenings in gridron con-
tests, but the opposing clsICns in this
instance We're girls
TWClry.une hgsNy FOOT I'D players
recruited from the mlsa Jaius a,u.
dents bucked the line, ran the ends
and kicked with all the abandon Ct
men. The games 20 Peabody are to
be weekly occurrence played under
Official football rules, with tho eNcap-
tion that the tiMoI ions o the ella
have been somewhat reduced and a
round ball is used
The Vikings tr,umphed Tuesday by
a score OF : 20 O. Miss Virginia Bes
ger grossin, tine lire alter RUN o.
twenty-five yard and dragging d mum.
her cf tackleys with hee. Itf bah
stayed In the center OF the Held luI
the greater part OF the game,
Peabody girls claim he football!
championship Of the universe among
the fair sex
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
YALE INVITES IOWA
TO PLAY NEXT YEAR

Iowa City Iowa, Nov. a.-The much
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
MICHIGAN S 7 Y | {
Or PLAY IS TAUGHT
HIGH school. SQUAD
COACH NEW6URo RED AND
WHITE MENTOR, TEACHES
CHARGES NEW SERIES OF
TRICKS FOR PONTIAC LA SALE
GAMES

The rad and white grid warriors
will use use a net set Of plays against
Pontiac Saturday entirely different
from those used in previous games.
Work has also started on praticing
the set OF plays TO be used against
la Sale on Nov. IL at Pontiac, Coach
Newberg viii use the Michigan 1922
style Of play called the waste man
oIiense". In scrimmage with the sec.
ond team II worked very well and with
tho light fast hackGeld TO start at
Pontiac Satuuiay 1t ought to work
we'll II 1t fails he VIII resort to the
old style OF play. Il is locked upon
with favor by the mentor aud II sue
cessful, forthcoming will the system
played against La Sale.
The high school backdeld for Satur-
days fracas viii weigh about 1875
bounds which Is light but all four men
are very fast. Art Johnson though a
good nlunging fuiIhack will not start
Autram and Calkins when called back
last night showed they could plunge
through for couple yards when ever
Il is needed.
The lineup to start against Pontiac
was announced as follows last night
West, richt end Cdlkins, right
tackle: Mahcr, right guard; Kcenis,
center. Stevenson, left guard Antram,
left tackle; p, Dekroon, LETT end
nammann. left half; Doagherty, full
back Logan, right end; Guthrie,
quarterback. Subs: y oirce, Smith,
Johnson and Crowden.
The light weights wiz go through
their FINAL practice tonight before
packing their suit,cases for the jaunt
10 st. Bode's Callege. a wonderful
passing combination has been built up
on the light weight team with Carr
passing TO Teele Although the light
weigts viii be out-weighed in their
game and will not be- experienced they
will put up a gam battle for victory
The lightweight lineup as announced
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

hunters and residents Of Douglas
county. This year deer viii be more
scarce than ever before, and there is
much talk among SportsmR OF %
closed season for several years In or
der 10 permit greater reproduction ut
game. The Wisconsin, conservation
commission is ready to see that thA
laws are oheycd Only one buck can
be Eled by each hunter and, for Eve
Gas. previous % the open season, no
aU0s are allowed 10 be- carried, unless
LrrEel down on Ia a case cor m-
loaded,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

tice the yremoyed the Blankets. peeled
off their huge sweaters and walked
around the field IN strange, serpen.
tine formation, stretching their arms
and legs and grunting Justify as they
did So
Before Vale could realize IL, Iowa
had scored u touchdown and sewed
up the game,
The first impression counts in sport
aud Iowa certainly gave Yale some
thing 70 think about as the western
team made It's entrance .t
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

discussed invitation from Yale Unit
versity bidding the University OF Iowa
football! team 10 a return inlersec'
tianal game in New Haven, Conn., next
taiD was received ycsyer hay mprW2E
by Coach Howard II, Jones
While CoSch Jones admitted senil-
meut favored such a game. Ae said he
could not make a definite statement
regarding the contest until the pro
pusal Inns been placed before the
board iu control of aJhlUies.Jud OF.
Gg.'s OF tn Western conference tor
their sanction,
Ii was Htim@tea that lows viii ask
a home series II utgut!atiuua are
started,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
OPEN N0STRIl.S! END
A COLD Or CAThRRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
39@<YsSS9 100000

Count Gity! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears, Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages OF your
head Will clear aud You cam breathe
freely, No more snunling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryncss or headache;
no struggling for breath at night.
Get II small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little OF this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your noStrils, lt pcnetrates through
every air passage Of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or iunamed mu-
cous membrane, giving You instant re-
lief Head colds and catarrh yield like
magic. Don't stay stuifed.up and miser.
able, Relief is sure.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
USED PSYCHOLOGY
AGAINST STAID ELI

Psychology plays Cos part in foot
bah Ike any o;hc, sport.
u tie ea9l a LOO ol people think the
natives o. the west are SIN Wild.
oach Howard Jones ol iowa must
have I&ur'd O number of the young
mo1 oa the Yale eleven we're Of thnt
opinion
Nhvn The Iowa team wont on the
1tla 90, Vale thay were swuthcd in
blankets aNd wore huge hcaagear.
When II came time to start mac.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

by captain Carr last night will be as
follows,
Teole, right end; Lear, right tackle;
Nebergall, right guard; Ruol, centar,
Butmau, lett guard; Denny, left
tackle, Crtt lett end, Schlosser
quarter back MCMauus, LEM half,
Carr, mlback; Blackburne right half
Subs; Baxter Hoenes, NJ. Dekreon
and Ross,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

Reagan, end; Kennedy. center; Ben.
nett half and Curtin ana Markweise
suffered the most serious INJURIES.
Coach Murray will start work at ONCE
grooming new mon for their positions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
Big Specials On Meat
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON

hayeb reputation in
quality. The Chicago Butchers the oldest market
built solid Foundation of fair and
al all
give that Id be impossible for did such
would n business al these
TO continue sell We buy
in
undeel ID still make
weight sell at loss Had
Market public would have
Ger We have served IA the this end and will
to
vine L is possible for all we an ; a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
HERDS BEING
WIPED OUT IN WIS.

SUPERIOR Wis Nov. 3,--Deer u
Wisconsin are rapidly di-
minishing tn number, according TO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-02
UNA CoNFERENcIA DE DON
JUAN HERNANDEZ LOPEZ

Esta noche Sc nevara a efecto en-
el teatro 'ssan Agustin' de Puerta de
TERRA, una conferencia cargo del
brilIante tribune Lcdo. Juan Hernandez
Lopez, quien disertara de ''las virtu-
des de la juventudn.
FL acto ha sido organizado por la
Association san Alfonso" del Colegio
de los Padres Redentoristas, de Puerta
de TERRA. Ademas del orador don Juan
Hernandez Lopez, tomara parte en- Ia
velada el senior Ruperto Udenhurh Du-
ran, Jaime Figueroa, Erasmo Vando.
de Leon, srta. America Rodriguez y
81 joven tenor don Francisco Trapaga.
Habra nfmeros musicales y Sc recita-
ran poesias de autores conocidos.
Ell acto promote resultar brillanti.
simo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-02
C6rdOya Ddvila yTOdd
pafCCe que endOSan
Ia Candidatura del CO.
rOneI Mr.. TOWShend

Aver Sc comentaba en- los cIrcules
politicos de San Juan, que un hder re-
publicano habia recibido un cablegra
ma de Washington, en- Ell cual Sc lie da-
existente ALI, con respecto los asun-
tos de Puerto Rico.
Del referido. despacho aseguran Sc
desprende que el senior Todd, al darse
plena cuenta de la situaci6n dif1cil en-
que SO halla Ell gobernador Reilly, ha
decidido apoyar la candidatura del CO.
ronel Townshend, a quien, segln Sc
dice Ell mismo despacho, endosa tambi5n
81 Comisionado Residente de Puerto
Rico, senor C6rdova Davila.
Esta Ultima aseveraci6n nos parece
enteramente logica, por cuanto que en-
una information dada aver por nos
otros sobre ell mismo tema, dijimos que
la candidatura del Coronel era apoya-
da por representatives de los partidos
poIlticos de la isla, actualmente en-
Washington, y quienes, seg1n Sc We.
son los referidos caballeros.
Alredor de este asunto son muchos
los concentrates que Sc vienen' hacien-
do. Y excessive Ell interes que ha des-
pertado en- ell pueblo el probable nom
bramiento para Gobernador de la isla
del coronel Townshend, a quien Sc con-
sidera, generalmente, como el hombre
ideal para regir los destinos de Puerto
Rico desde el palacio de Santa Cata-
lima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-02
NoTA DE DUELo

Aver falleci6 en- santurce, despues
de una larga enfermedad, Q, distin-
guido caballero don Oscar Gambia Ur-
daz, fgura conocidfsima en- e. conner
clio de esta plaza.
La noticia de tan sensible perdida
ha causado hondo pesar en- los circulos
sociales de esta capital, donde el fene-
cido caballero gozaba de generates sim
rataas por SUI correcto procedec Ia
bondad de su coraz6n.
Ell sepelio del cadaver Sc llevara a
efecto hoy las IL, partiendo ell feretro
6esde la residencia de la fanlilia Gan
.dia hasta Ell cementerio de San Juan.
Ell MUNDO envia a los hijos del
finado Oscar, Francisco Y F-ancisca,
el mas sentido p6same por la irrepara-
BILE psrdida que sufren.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-02

Para solucionar la crisis economical
del pals Y sin demoras que lie presten
la situaci6n la facilidad de seguir
causanfio dafio a la isla, el gobernador
Reilly de acuerdo con los informes que
recognizes aver, requerira muy pronto
la cooperation abnegada de todos los
portorriQuefios militantes o no en- la
politica activa y particularmente de
los lideres y directories del partido Unio
nista, con los cuales Ell Gobernador no
mantiene relaciones cordiales desde ha
ce mas de treinta dias.
Ell Gobernador, segun nuestros in
formes, ha estado celebrando estos dias
continues repetidas conferencias. con
los jefes de los partidos socialista re
publicano, fin de yer el modo de So
lucionar la crisis en- conjunto. Ell prop6
sito de MIR Reilly es convocar estos dfas
a los mas caracterizados lideres de la