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The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-20

The man who is confident he will
pay millions of dollars with develop
ment of this new Kelvin Pool, to
those who join him now.
A personal message from Gordon
Campbell to his prospective unithold-
erS.
ONCE AGAIN l am thrilled with
honest pride-It being my good for
tune to discover in the Kelvin Oil
Field, Toole County, Montana a
Great Oil Structure.
1t thrilled me with its tremendous
possibilities for vast newly created
wealth.
Having worked day and night for
nearly three years to prove to the
world my belief in the Rocky Ridge
dome, was well founded, it is now
with great satisfaction that | look
back since the beginning of opera
tons in this field.
| was perhaps just as positive sew
eral months ago, but, then stood out
alone in my opinions and judgment
Recently | have learned that sew
eral of the big companies are follow
ing il my footsteps. Among others
the Standard Oil of California" OPP
Grating through the subsidiary "The
California Company" AS recently
announced they have opened perma-
nent headquarters in the Ford build
ing at Great Falls, Montana and
have a complete unit Of their organi-
cation, consisting of a state manager
field manager, biologists, engineers,
and drillers, ETC., operating in the
Kelvin field.
I must admit that I am amazed
and almost too elated for words to
express the thought when I see these
great oil concerns, with their mil
lions of capital, crowding into the
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-20
Gordon Campbell y
Kelvin Syndicate No. II

TO GORDON CAMPBELL, TRUSTEE.
GORDON CAMPBELL-KEvN SYNDICATE NO. 2.
kelvin, TooLE COUNTY, MONTANA.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed herewith please find remittance Of
$------ covering the purchase Of --------.---
units at $1,000 per unit, in the Gordon Campbell-Ke-
vim Syndicate No. 2. It is understood that in the
event the units are oversold upon receipt of this ap-
~pication you will Immediately return the remittance
herewith enclosed.
Please print name plainly
P. o. Box or Street Number
City County State
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-20

Nationally known consulting ge-
ologist and petroleum engineer.
Discoverer of oil in Montana.
Discover of Devils Basin.
First reported, surveyed and found
Cat Creek fields.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
PUBLIC SALE.
SNOW DEER.

| will sell at public auction at
my place known rs the Frank
Case Farm, N miles east of
Mansfield
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
FLAT ROCK.

SUNDAY sch oil every Sunday.
Tuesday January 22nd j. j
Turley and Gabrilla Lilies were
united in marriage. The young
people gave them an old fLshion
ed serenade with guns, COW bells
old pans and various other. kinds
of other noisy instruments, on
Wednesday evening. We all
wish them a long happy lie.
On Sunday January 22ud the
friends and neighbOrs gather d
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Howe with well filled baskets
for o surprise dinner on the
family and a complete surprise
it was too. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion LetsinHer
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Deathridge and family, Mr., and
Mrs. Seph Leasinger and family
Mr.. and Mrs. G II. Robbins and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. RusseI
Letsinger aud Baby Ruth, Miss
Lucy, Ellen and Pauline Moore,
and Cora Cues. MERRY, Messers
Leonard Roy and O, val Quesen
berry.
Mr.. }. Howe and family are
moving to the farm they Dough,
of Mr.. Sid Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Turley
visited at Geo, Lilies Sunday.
Herbert and Lester Turley
George Blank, FRI d Drapey and
Lortl Huffman went to the
springs on the Boswell place
Sunday and had Il camp fire
dinner.
Ira Turlny call d at G.. B,
Nonemakrr's Sunday morning,
PODDY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
ARE YOU RUN w
Awaken to The Danger and Aid The
Weakened Kidneys.

Kidney sickness often runs you
down to the verge of collapse before
you know the cause. When you are
unable to pin your mind to any task
your back aches and you cannot do
an ordinary days work, it is time
to ask yourself this question: care
my kidneys working right" The
answer may be easily found.
Weak kidneys slacken their fill
tering work and the uric acid cir
culates with the blood, in many cas-
es attacking brain, nerves, muscles,
and vital organs. Don't wait for
serious trouble-begin using Doan's
Kidney Pills when you feed the first
backache or first notice urinary dis
orders. This remedy has given new
life and strength to thousands. Read
the grateful testimony that follows:
Mrs. o. T. Senger, Houston, Mo-,
says: 81 have used Doan's Kidney
Pills on several occasions in the past
and they have always proved a fine
remedy. At times 1 have suffered
from weak kidneys and my back
ached and would become lame.
There would be a dull, steady ache
through my kidneys. . | have always
been greatly troubled with rheu-
matte pains. l knew the trouble was
caused by weak kidneys. Doan's
Kidney Pills have always cured me
of these attacks" Goo at all deal
ers. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfrs.
Buffalo, N. ADV. No. SO
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
Ford Retail Sales Go Over
Million.

Show increase of 105, COO cars
and trucks over previous year.
Retail sales Of Ford cars, trucks
and Fordson tractors have again
exceeded the million mark for
the year 1921, according to a
statement given Out today by the
Ford Motor Company.
The Ford factory and ASSEMBLY
plant production figureS reached
4 total of 1850, 40 cars, trucks
and tractors for the year, with
re.ail sales by dealers approx
mating 1893, 900, which in the
Unitrd States alone surpassed
tie 1920 retail sales record by
l04,213 Ford cars and trucks.
The Ford company s'ys the
outlook for 1922 is decidedly opti-
mistic. In fact c%oncrcte evihen
ces already exist in that "a and
,rnck retail sales for December
1921, exceeded December 1920,
sales by almost % per cent, and
Furdson tractor retail SAL, for
the same periods show an in
crease of over 100 per cant for
December 1921. as well as an in
crease over the total tractor sales
| for the month. of November.
These facts seem to indicate
that not only are the farmers
buying more freely, but that the
general public is becoming more
responsive and receptive.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
OI.ATHA.

How many Mirror readers
have been TO Il snow ball party
up Till now January 25rd.
Leonard Roy come HON" from
CalifO' nil to run hrs fathers
farm.
j. D. Avery Of Mansfield
preached at Mol-s Chapel Sun
day.
Medley Towe was in Macomb
Friady.
Andy Seas left for California
this week.
Panl Williams saved wood
for Mrs. Dora Robertson Tues
day.
RUBY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
Green Min. Items.

Here l come again after q long
vacation am glad to, write again
1t looks more like spring again
but we will have more bad wealth
err.
Most people are sitting around
the fire now days.
Mrs. Sam Spence is sick again
but we hope she will recover
soon.
Mrs. Geo. WEIGH and Mrs.
Mandy Newton spent Friday
at Sam Spence's.
Those calling on Mrs. San
Spence Saturday and Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hug
CONS, Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Leather
man.
Tom and Jaime Fry spent
Sunday at j. Owens.
Mr.. Smith Fry and Lester
Hale spent Sunday at Tom Bog
arts.
| Tom Fry and Lester Owens
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26

Another point brought out by
a comparison of production fig
ureS for the past two years shows
that Ford enclosed cars are gain
ing in popula' ity, as 23 per cent
of the 1921 production were Sedan
and Coupes as against a total Of
l6 per cent for the year previous.
Recent reductions in Ford car
and truck prices brought them
to a new low level The touring
Car now sells for $34S, the run
about for 1919, the Coupe fcr$5SO
the Sedan for S645, the Chassis
for $2S5, and the truck for $3.50,
all F. O B. Detroit.
This is the fourth price cut in
the past sixteen months. Dur.
ing that time the price of the
touring car alone has been cut
from S575 to S34S, a reduction of
40 per cent. Reduction on some
of the other types have been even
greater,
The Ford Company believes
that this reduction while not a
large one, is especially import,
ant at this time as it should go q
Tong way toward stablizing
market conditions.
Ford is giving employ ment al
present to approximately 10000
men in his main plant at Detroit,
the Importance Of which is EN-
phasized when consideration is
given TO the fact that nearly q
per cent of the city's population
is directly dependent upon the
Ford Motor Company.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
Friday February 3rd 1922

Commencing at ~ q. M,
The following property: Two
head horses, 1 gray horse years
old past, / bay horse 1 years old
past, a number one good team
3 extra good mich cows, l b Lack
cow coming 6 years old giving 3
gallon milk per day be fresh Sept
IS h, one brindie COW coming 5
years old giving 3gallon milk per
day, each of the two COWS listed
above gave more than ) gallon
milk Der day when fresh last, l
red COW coming 3Ars. old fresh
in March giving some milk now,
2 heifer calves, / HOlstein heifer
calf 3 months, Hogs, l Poland
China brood SOW weight a Out
800 lbs, will far,Ow March 2Sth,
IL shoats will weigh about50 lbs
each. Poultry. 100 young h MS
and pullets, nearly purebred
Rhode Island Reds, l stack good
cane hay, Implements, ! set
wagon harness, | setpIow harness
set single buggy harness, ! good
"a in, farm wagon, good tw'
seated sucry Moon Bros. make.
good Deering moving machin -,
steel hay rake, l grain drill, !
disc. turning pow, , double
shovels, | laying off plow, and
usual run of spades, forks and
~ome carpenter tools, household
and. Kitchen furniture, l real
nice dresser, 3 iron d,teads. 2
set springs, 2 good mattresses,
| combination book case and
writing desk, 4 rocking chairs, i
reclining chair, ! nice dinning
table, 6 dining chairs, 4 other
chairs, 4 stand tables, l nice
side board, | kitchen cabinet, 2
kitchen tables, l good Ne " Home
sewing machine. l good Eigh,
Day clock, l ingram carpet, !
9x12 rug, l nice heating stove,
no. 8 cook stove,
sanitary economy cream
separator no l6 good as new,
some canned fruit. about 6 blu
Irish potatoes, lots of dishes,
granite ware and cooking vessels
about $50 lbs. meat, about IS lbs
lard, about IL gal. apple vinegar,
also7 head OF choice ROSTERS and
other things too numerous tt
mention. Free lunch served or
grounds.
Terms--All sums Of $40 and
under, cash; on all sums over
$40, a credit of 8 months will
be given on bankable note bear
ing s per cent interest from
date. No goods to be removed
until terms of sale have been
complied with.
VIM. iced, Owner.
Troy DENNIS, Auctioneer. -.
G.. C. FREEMAN, Clerk
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26
Chamberlain Cough Rem.
edy.

This is a pleasant, safe and re,
liable medicine for coughs and
colds. 1t has been in use for
many years and is held in high
esteem in those households where
it's good qualities are best known!
1t is a favorite with mothers of
young children, as it contains no
opium or other harmful drug.
Try it when you have need of
such remedy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-01-26

attended singing at Ashley
church Saturday night.
G. W. Nicho's If Seymour
spent Sunday at Everett Spen.
ce's.
SNOW DEER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Ell incidente del martes
entire Ell Attorney &C.
neral vel gober-
nadOr Rely

Son muchos Y variados los comen
tarios que Sc hacen con- motive de
la Interpolation del "Attorney Ge-
neraP' al Gobernador la forma usa
da por este al contestar al 'FAttor-
ney General mientras informaDa Mr..
Reilysa la Comision de Servicio Pu
blico, en- el case de la San Juan Dock
Co. .Testigos prosenciales nos infor-
man, que durante la tramitacion del
caso,s ell Attorney General en- 6istin-
tas ocasiones habia sostenido no CO.
nocer-, los fundamentals que tuviera
ell Gobernador para pedir la revoca-
cion de la franquicia, habiendo abier
to una information con el Secretario
para que le informara ST habfa que
dado record alguno &c las manifes-
taciones que hiciera el Gobernador
durante la session anterior de la Co
mission, y en- la cual no Sc hallaba
presente ell sefior Mestnc, resultan
do de- la Investigation, no haher que
dado rastro alguno de Gfchas mani
(Continda en- la Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Nj Ell presidente Hard
ing nj Mr.. Rely han con-
testadO las cartas dri-
gfdales pOr Ell Attorney

En- los circulos politicos Sc comenta
en- estos dias ell hecho de que ell presi-
dente Harding parece que no ha contes-
tado todavia las distintas communicated
nes oficiales, que acerca de los asuntos
del gobernador Rely, lie ha dirigido Ell
Hon. Attorney General, Lcdo. Sal
vador Mestre.
Los comentaristas atribuyen ese 81
lencio de Casa Blanca los mdltiples
problemas de suprema urgencia que ac-
tualmente Sc debaten por la Admins
TRACTION nacional, no dandole tregua pa
ra ocuparse de otras cuestiones, relati
vamente de menos inportancia.
Aunque 10 que anotamos anteriormen
te no sucsde con Ell gobernador Reilly,
sabemos de buena tinta que este tam
POGO ha contestado las dos cartas del
sr Mestre, solicitando, en- la primera,
la dastituci6n del fiscal Arrillaga, y en-
la segunda, que Sc convocara al Tri-
brnal Supreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
El Consejo Executive re-
comienda a dos munich
pios anulen las subastas
de sus emprestitos

Aver Sc efectuo la anunciada reu
MON del Consejo Executive a propo-
sito de los emprestitos municipales
de Caguas Y Adjuntas, contra los
cuales Sc han presentado querellas,
por no haberse llenado todos los re
quisitos de la Ley al celebrarse las
subastas.
A mocion del senor BeneGicto,
ell Consejo orden6 recomendar a 10:
municipios de Caguas y Adjuntas,
anulen las subastas de sus respect
vos empr6stitos, y celebren otras nue.
vas, con publication de anuncios en-
la prensa, y de acuerdo con las or
denanzas aprobadas al efecto, Y las
condolences va impuestas por ell Con
sejo Executive, en- relaoion con di-
chos emprestitos.
Ell emprestito de Adjuntas ascien
de la cantidad de $150.000 Y a
100000 ell de Caguas.
Segdn Sc alega, la buena pro en-
las subastas no fue adjudica0a al
mejor postor, como establece la Ley,
por 10 que los querellantes manifies-
tan que dichos municipios Sc han per
judicado en- sus intereses al vender
sus emprestitos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
BRILLANTE FIESTA

Esta noche las diez Sc efectu
ra en- la hermosa residenoia del dig
nfsimo caballero sefior don Wencesla
Borda, una animadfsima fiesta So
cial, a la que promote concurrir ele-
mentos valiosisimos de nuestra So
ciedad distinguida.
Tn grupo de bellas damas y ca
lleros tienen Ell prop6sito &c asaltar,
a la hora indicada, la residencia del
senor Borda. Y como este caballero
goza fama de ser cortes v afable en-
grado sumo, ell ;'asalto" resultara Sc
guramente una fiesta brillantfsima,
digna de nuestra alta sociedad V 6a
la gentileza y galanteria que carac-
terizan al senor Borda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
ALTOSLFUNC1ONARIOS
ALEMANES Sc DLRIGEN
HACIA LONDRES
PARA EXPONER LAS NJUSTICIAS COMETI-
DAS POR FRANCIA CON LAS PROPIEDADES
PRlVADAS DE LOS SUBDITOS GERMANOS

Los referidos oficia,es, segin afrma
ell despacho del ''Times'', traen una
relacion deallada de las injusticias
llevadas a cabo por Francia, citando
hechos concretos de numerosas propie-
dades privadas que han sido v,endidas
por precios que no guardian, nj con
mucho, proportion nominal con SUI va
lor verdadero.
In uegada del Comite, que viene
exponer 'estos hechos, parece que va a
coincidir con la permanencia aqui de
M. Poincare, quien enterado por el te-
legrama del ''Times'' de los aconteci
mientos, no ha querido hacer manifes-
taciones.
Durante la Ultima semana. aseguran
otros informes, Sc han registrado mas
de ounce casos en- que los funciona-
rios del gobierno frances, han hecho
ventas ilegales, sufriendo considerables
dafios los propietarios de las propieda
des negociadas.
La Comisi6n de funcionarios germa-
nos, en- vista de 'estos hechos, que juz-
gan Ell principle material de la ban
carrota defnitiva del pueblo aleman,
pediran al Comite de Indemnizaciones
que mantenga contacto Y ejerza super
vision sobre los funcionarios franceses
a fin de impedir que sigan las injusti
cias en- 10 que concierne la aplicacion
de las bases del tratado G'e Versailles.
otros informes que trasmiten de Ber
lin, aseguran que Ell nimero de propie
dades vendidas por Francia es muy al
to y que las investigacines para india
gar los canones Y precios 6'e venta pro
siguen act1vamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
REBAJA DE FLETES

La Pacific Argentine Brazil
Line tiene ell gusto de avisar a
los importadores en- Puerto Ri
co que ha rebaiado los fletes de
San Francisco a San Juan So
bre los siguientes articulos a
los tipos indicados:
Habichuelas a 1871 &c. 100 lbs.
Conservas en- latas a 8o-1 &c.
100 lbs.
Pr6xina saIida de San Fran
cisco directo Puerto Rico va
por WEST JESSUP, Agosto 10.
Ordene su carga por vapor di-
recto.
BEHN BROTHERS, INC.
AGENTES
San Juan, P. r.
Agosto 1922.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
lei CANCILLER WIRTH Sc
RETIRA DE LA POLITICA?

LoNDREs, fgosto 9-Noticias de
Berlin Iegadas aqui en- las uEtimas
horas de la tarde de hoy dicen que ell
canciller Wirth, jefe del Gabinete ale
man va salir muy pronto hacia Mu-
mich, donde esta radicada su l'esiden-
cia veraniega para disfrutar algin des
canso en- sus vacaciones anuales.
En- los circulos politicos comienza a
rumorarse que su ausencia Sc prolon-
CARA tai vez hasta diciembre. aunque
por otro lado v atendiendo a rumores
emanados de las propias fuentes poll
ticas del Reichstag Sc afirma que Wirth,
tiene intenciones de retirarse defintiva
mente de la vida pdblica.
Herr Wirth ha declarado que, no obs
tante 10 manifestado en- contrario, el
seguira tomando parte activa 'en los
negocios publicos Y que desde Munich
Sc mantendra en- contacto directo con
la situaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
10 ESPERABAMOS, SR. HUYKE

menos extranJero que Ell MUNDO, v
este fenomeno es explicabre, toda
vez que el pensamlento de Huyke es
el misno que sustentan los enemigos
de las aspiraciones Y los ideales de
Puerto Rico. 81 pals, sin embargo, cree
todo 10 contrario. Este hombre es CO.
mo clos, un extran3ero en- su propia
TERRA, no por raz6n de su .nacimiento,
sino por raz6n de sus procedures sus
actuaciones.
No es cierto que hayamos dicho que
las campafias hechas por Huyke en- Ell
MUNDo pervertian la conciencia pu-
blica del pals, sino que, por ell contra
rio, hicimos conctar que mFentras sus
campafias en- favor de America nos pa
recieron sinceras mobiles, le dimos
cabida en- nuestras columns que ''le
negamos amparo cuando quiso cogor
nuestra publication de instrumento,
para saciar sus venganzas personales,
como ha hecho con los centres educa-
tivos del pals, en- los cuales ha en-
contrado campo alberto para su labor
de prostitution de envidia, aprove-
chando la inocencia de nuestros ninos.
que no pue6en protestar por tenor a
perder ell fruto de su labor diaria de
aplieacion Y de estudio.'
Ell hecho de que lie dieramos cabida
a aquella campafa, indica que hubimos
de aplaudir la actitud de un hombre
que sobre su frma, lanzaba al pals IA
simiente de que Ell entendfa que eran
sanos. principles y mobiles ideales. e.
hecho de que e negaramos cabida Ia
campafia que mas tarde pretendi6 ini-
ciar, demuestra claramente que 81 10
hicimos fue porque esa campafia era
perjudicial v deprimente para la con-
ciencia colectiva del pals. Y aun GUAM
do no participabamos de sus ideas, lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Ell "ATToRNEY-GENERAL' PIDIo
LA RENUNCIA AL JUEz DE LAREs

En- virtud del resultado de una in
vestigaci6n hecha por Ell Dpto. de JUS
ticia, acerca del JueE de Lares, Sr.
Cordero, Ell "Attorney General. sr.
Mestre, ha dirigido dicho funcionario
una communication Official, sugiriendole
pressnte la renuncia de su cargo po1
convenirle asi al servicio.
S,eg1n informes, el Sr. Cordero asi 10
la hecho, solicitando Sc le de un mes
de licencia con sueldo, 10 cual lie ha
sido concedido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10

hubimos de guardian, noblentente, be-
volamente, la consideration de no com
batirlo. g
Dice que el espontangamente dej6
de escribir en- Ell MUNDO. Ninguna
mas grande falsedad que esa. Sisndo
Gobernador INFERNO, v prop6sito del
regreso de los comisionados unionistas,
nos envi6 para su publication, escrita
de su puflo y retra, desde La primera
hasta la Ultima palabra, una entrevis-
ia, en- la cual aludia a su propia sonri-
so y nos ponia nosotros a decir CO.
sas de el, ridiculas en- extreme, por 10
que nos negamos publicarla. A con-
tinuacion insertamos parte del texto
de esa entrevista, cLyos originates es-
tamos dispuestos mostrar todos pa
ra que Sc yea la autenticidad de la
,etra del Sr. Huyke, haciendose. sin
escriipulo a'guno, elogios SUI persona: !:
'Hemos cambiado impresiones con
Ell Honorable Gobernador. INFERNO.
El como los comisionados que han
llegado de los Estados Unidos, man
tienese reservado. No quiere juzgar
la situaci6n politica. Dice, sin en-
barge, que esta reserva de los Comi-
sionados es inexplicable. mo tiene
de1'echo el pals a saber 10 que pasa?
INo ha caracterizado esta Comi-
sion la forma alberta en- que ha rea-
lizado sus trabajos? IPor que enton-
ces callar Ultima hora, precisa-
mente cuando todos esr'sran noticias
de las gestiones practicadas?''
lei Gobernador INFERNO tiene no
ticias, noticias que reserva tambien.
GPor que las r'eserva ell Gobernador?
-preguntamos respetuosamente.
Aqui aparece tachada La contestaci6n
que penso poner primero y que dice:
'Porque mis- informes no son pa
ra el publico.''
Luego sigue 6l mismo, poniendo cosas
EN- nuestros Iabios:
lei GoE'ernador sonrie, sonrie y
Gala. 5Que quieren decir Ia sonrisa
Ell silencio del Gobernador?''
Hasta aqui la parte de la entrevis
ia que, sirve nr.estro prop6sito v nc
publicamos la otra por entender que
ella encierra una opinion improceden-
tie respecto de la nomination del Hon
Presidente del Supreme, sr. Toro Cue
bas.
Y ahora Sc nos ocurre preguntar a
nuestros 1ectores: IEs possible tomar
en- serio las actuaciones de un hombre
que desciende ridiculos tan grandes
y tan marcadas infantilidades? les
possible que un hombre que asi Sc re-
vela, confeccionando elogios a 81 mis-
mo, tan ridiculamente, pueda preten-
der ser I'm conductor de multitudes,
un lider Gel pensamiento y la aspira-
cion de todo un pueblo?
Demasiado buenos fuimos con el, en-
no desenmascarar espontaneamente su
raqu3i isica conte1;tura tSs hombre p1-
blico, hasta ell dia en- que su imprevi-
sion falta de tacto, le hizo ir en- su
desesperaci6n, provocar contra el las
iras de un periodico, que compasiva
(Contin1a en- la pagina 3a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

WASHINGTON, agosto 9.-Altos
funcionarios de la Administrator han
d'eclarado Que ell presidente Harding
tiene el prop6sito de presentar la pro-
xima semana ante Ell Congress- ell plan
del gobierno para incautarse de las mi
mas Y ferrocarriles, menos que Ell con
ficto Sc resuelva esta semana
Los mismos funcionarios han decla-
rado, que no obstante, Ell rresidente
abandon6 la esperanza para llegar a
negociaciones satisfactorias con los Co
mites ejecutivos de las parties en- con-
troversia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
ES PROBABLE QUE LA CON-
FERENCIA CONCLUYA ESTA
NOCHE

LoNDREs, agosto 9.-Noticias of
ciosas dicen que 81 la conferencia no
adopta, aunque sea con enmiendas Ell
plan de Poincare, este Sc retirara de
dicho acto, concluyendose asi la con-
ferencia.
Las discusiones continnan muy aca-
loradas.