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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-24

ag,5 SraIltE;-One Eight Cylinder Cadillac
rarer o ,.J .. Can be converted into a
- Huck. Very cheap. Phone As.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-24

FOR RENT-Twelve acre farm, 5-room
house, miles north on Flomaton road
Phone 1445, ring 8.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
EAST PORTER

Mrs. Roy Anderson was a GAINESVILLE
shopper Saturday.
l.. Beinash delivered hogs to Edger-
ton Monday.
w. Handtke and family spent Sun
dav Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Stewart.
Mr.. VIM. Lee of Fulton was caller
in this vicinity Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Davis and son, Rus
sell, were GAINESVILLE shoppers Saturday.
Francis Condor spent the week end
at the J. Mooney home, GAINESVILLE.
E. Wheeler and family spent Thanks
giving day with the latter's parents at
GAINESVILLE.
Maxine Peters of Stoughton spent
Thanksgiving with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Handtke.
Carl Peters and family, Geo. Stricken
and wife and E. Mcdonald and wife
spent Sunday at the F. Handtke home.
A. Green and wife entertained the
Card Club Wednesday evening. Pro-
gressive cinch was played. Mr.. j.
Wheeler and Mrs. F. Boss won high
donors. Refreshments were served at
midnight. All reported ire tine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
PORTER

Vera Boss of GAINESVILLE ate Thanks
giving dinner with the folks here.
Edward Casey of Milwaukee spent
Sunday at his home here.
Claude Watson and family have leased
the ]. Loughran farm for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kersten rejoice
over the arrival of daughter on Mon
day.
The Ed. Haugen and Thos. Gaarder
families of Edgerton were entertained
at Nels Johnson's on Sunday,
Clara Peterson of Edgerton spent
Thanksgiving at her home here Her
little sister, Loella, accompanied her
back on Friday and stayed until Sunday.
Lawrence Barrett had the misfortune
to cut his foot quite badly while cutting
wood in the woods last week. He was
taken to the doctor and couple of
stitches were put in it.
Jas. Barrett entertained the follow
ing relatives on Thanksgiving, Mr.. and
MRS. Jerome Collins and son, John, of
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins
and son, Billy, of Evansville, Alphonso
Collins and family of Fellows's Station.
S. Putnam and wife, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Collins and sons, Mark and Joseph. of
Evansville.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
ROCKDALE

/ G. O. Tellefson has leased his ware
house to the Tobacco Pool.
J. E. Manford, Rolf Tellefson and
Leonard Norgord were in Madison on
Monday.
Mrs. E. B. Ellingson of Madison is
spending few days with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Emil Herried, Mrs. Wesley Tel
lefson and HiIda Herried were at Fort
Atkinson Wednesday last week.
H. o. Smithback, who submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at a
GAINESVILLE hospital, is home and doing
well.
Mrs. o. A. Anderson returned home
Monday evening after spending Thanks
giving with her husband and other rel
atives in Chicago.
Teddie Anderson and wife were at
Madison Monday. Tony Anderson and
wife, who spent Thanksgiving with
Herman Mathison, returned home with
them.
The services held here Thanksgiving
evening were we'll attended considering
the weather. AS usual, the sermon
was good. Services here Sunday, Dec.
9, at 1920, in Norwegian.
Bert Haight has crew of men chop
ping wood in the woods below the VIII
Iage here. He will saw it into stove
lengths and supply those who wish to
buy. Bert is hustler and will help
down the coal trust.
Last Saturday a shower was held at
Tellefson's hall for Miss Christianson
and John Kaara of Albion. All the
neighbors for miles around must have
been there according to the crowd A
bountiful supper was served In the
basement. The presents were many,
useful and beautiful.
In our last weeks news there was an
item we missed, viz: The marriage of
Harlow Carpenter and Letta Hanson,
which took place at the parsonage,
Rev. Halvorson reading the marriage
ceremony. The young couple will make
their home on the Carpenter farm. We
wish them the best of luck on their
matrimonial voyage.
The bazaar given by the Scissors
Guild last Saturday was grand sue
cess. A large crowd. There were rep
resentatives from Edgerton, Utica,
Madison, Cambridge and Waterloo. A
splendid supper was served. The total
receipts were $162 so. When organized
the Scissors Guild was composed of
young ladies, but at the present time
it has four young wives who, although
they have left their companions to wait
IN q husband still remain active work
ers in the Guild. They are doing a
whole lot of good work for the church
and should have the encouragement of
every member. They have now lately
put new floor in the church basement,
greatly improving the looks and max
ing it more comfortable.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
FULTON

Sidney Bentley is home from Miwau-
kee for a few days.
VIM. Ely attended the Fat Stock
show in Chicago this week.
Misses Heagle and Sanderson spent
Thanksgiving at their homes.
The furnace in the basement of the
Ladies hall has been rebuilt.
VIM. Ogden and Chester Murwin
were Madison visitors Monday.
Miss Emma Berg gave a card party
at her home Saturday evening.
H. F. Murwin was down from the u.
w. and spent Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. w. N. Lee has been confined to
her home with rheumatism the past
few days.
Otto Zieman and wife entertained a
small card party at their home Satur-
day evening.
Miss Emma Berg was down from
Reedsburg to spend Thanksgiving at
her home acre.
John o. Berg and family spent their
Thanksgiving at the L. A. Kramer
home in GAINESVILLE.
Horace Pease and wife entertained
Mrs. A. P Murwin and 0. P. Murwin
and family at Thanksgiving dinner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zieman entertain
ed Misses Marion Barber and Nellie
Bentley at dinner Thanksgiving.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
CORRESPONDENCE
ALBION

J. B. Bliven and family spent Satur-
day at Walworth.
The Home Benefit society met Tues
day with Mrs. J. B. Bliven.
C. S. Larson and family spent their
Thanksgiving at Stoughton.
K D. Whitford and family spent
Saturday with his parents at Milton
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ABBY spent Thanks
giving at the Wallace Drake home, Ed
gerton.
The M. w. A. will have election OF
officers next Monday evening A good
attendance is urged.
E. W. Whitford and family took sup
per with his sister, Mrs. Floyd vincent
and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Coon are spend
ing the winter with their daughter,
Mrs Fred Painter.
H. E. Whitford and family spent
Thanksgiving with Claud Burdlck ana
family at Edgerton.
Marion Shaw and Margaret Babcock
of Milton college spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Glenetta Williams.
Mrs. Martin Gunderson and son Rob
ert spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs. James Harrington, at Hillside.
A. d. Humphrey is seriously i'll, with
but slight hopes of recovery, at the
home of his son, I. D. Humphrey. Mrs.
Eliza Smith is caring for him.
Coming! "Mirandy's Minstrels," on
Thursday and Saturday evenings, at
the Albion town hall. Come every
body. Given by the Missionary society.
o. J. Painter and wife entertained
Thanksgiving dav Fred Lawton and
wife, Nj. J. Babcock and family, OF Al
bion. and H. E. Thomas and family OF
Milton.
Miss Glenetta Williams entertained
the sophomore class of Milton college
Saturday evening. The evening. was
spent playing games followed by a
dainty tray luncheon.
Among those who spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Milton and Milton Junction were
Mr.. md Mrs. nj. Crosley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sheldon and daughter Anna, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Mccarthy and daugh-
ter Myrtle, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Klpp,
Robert Gaines and family.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
SUMNER

Trick Bros. are busy butchering hogs
for the farmers.
Born, daughter, to MIR. and Mrs.
Gail Marsden, Nov. 28.
Fred and Walter Punzel spent Sun
day with their parents at Jefferson.
Vale Gilkey and family visited Sun
day with Frank Jenkins and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler and son of James
vile spent Sunday at the Adam Plum
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Kirby called on
Gail Marsden and family Sunday after
noon.
Alvin and Milton Disch of Milwaukee
spent last week with Claude Kirby and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nj. Kirby attended
the funeral of Selvin Holmes at Milton
Monday.
Frank Hamma1 and family of Cam
bridge spent Sunday at the Mat Ham
mas home.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ratzlaff of Oak
land visited Sunday with Will Bunting
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Olaf Olson of Milwau-
kee spent Sunday with the Adolph
Naset family.
J. w. Robbins and wife were guests
Monday of Ralph Babcock and wife
near Albion.
Nels Nelson of Madison and sister of
Deerfield spent Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Archie Hammerquist.
MIR. and Mrs. A Naset and son Wal
lace and Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Olson Wis
tied friends at Albany Sunday after
noon.
A number of friends and relatives
helped Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barton Gel
citrate their wedding anniversary Fri
day evening. All report a good time.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
UTICA

Mrs. Paul Berg and Mrs. Anna Berg
visited with friends in Edgerton Friday.
10y Krostu and Otis Klongland drove
to Madison Sunday evening to take in a
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Klongland spent
Sunday at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Odin Olson, south of Stoughton.
A play is being started by Miss Otte-
son, the Utica school teacher, which
will be presented some time after
Xmas.
H. o. Smithback is up and around
again but has not taken over his route
as yet Chris Smithback is driving his
truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Logan and chill
dren will soon be back in Wisconsin
again where they will take possession
of the Davis apartments at Stoughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Berg and children
and Mrs. Franklin Winnie and husband
Of Whitewater, also Mrs. Maud West
from up north and beth sisters of Roy
Cornell spent Thanksgiving day at his
home in Utica.
A meeting was held at the Utica
school Tuesday evening for the purpose
of forming community gathering to
meet every two weeks, like most of the
school districts have started long ago.
But this meeting came to an end by
having a sewing society organized
which will meet with Mrs. Paul Berg
this week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08
EAST KOSHKONONG

DR.. M. Severson of La Crosse spent
Thanksgiving at Rev. Halvorson's.
Carl Johnson of Sumner has pur-
chased his fathers farm in southeast
Oakland.
Miss Hart of Oconomowoc spent the
Thanksgiving vacation at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Orlow Carpenter.
Several from here attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Tosten Smithback which
was held on Wednesday of last week.
A. C. Ellickson and family of Airing
ton and M. H. Tiege and family of
Stoughton took Thanksgiving dinner at
the G. o. Owens home.
Quite number from here attended
the shower in honor of Miss Betsy
Christensen and John Kaare at Rock
dale Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the Law
renee Smithback home on Wednesday,
Dec. Is, entertained by Mrs. Smithback
and Mrs. Lucinde Smithback.
Last Friday afternoon relatives anc
neighbors surprised Miss Florende Car.
penter. A social time was enjoyed by
all and dinner was served to fifty
guests.
The Thanksgiving supper served by
the men of Rev. Krostu's church, East
Koshkonong, was a success in every
way. The ladies had real day t.
themselves and they sure did take ad
vantage of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordal Veum enter
tanned last Sunday the following: Mr.
and MRS. E. Veum and family of Ed
gerton, Mrs. K. Onsgard, Mrs. Fl. C.
Kravick and Alec Onsgard of Cam
bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Veum an,
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lien an.
family.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank of Ed
gerton, Wis, for the election of direct
ors and the transaction of any other
business that may come before the
meeting, will be held at office of said
bank on Tuesday the 9th day of jan
uary, 1923, at $3.50 p. m.
4t2 Oscar L. Olson, Cashier.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08

For SALE-12 Wyandotte pullets, well
bred. Phone Mrs. w. F. Learn. No.
4Ss. tlpd
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-08

F: C.. O. Tellefson has leased his ware
house to the Tobacco Pool
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
N. del L.
(1) Gobernador Deiegado del Go
bierno ilnperiaa en- las provincias de
Alsacia y Lcrena.
N. del L.


enajenado las mnora fuesen que uesen 10
que lepresentaren?
Decddamente coega de Kansas a sido NAL noTmado No
Por 81 ell exse que esde ue
exise la manifestation de que
que momento zen peri6dco de los sociaists
doen pardo denunca manifesto e encono de
haba City Journal que tenmos mas
coega para nformados de
arte manifestations eyeladora del vo
aque del uramento Mr. Reilly
eo rases uy duras acerbas hrientes
para los agtadores socia1istas.
Peo e senador lgesa marruea de pescador rio
reyueo pas0 por la reprmenda meo bao
d ala protecora del Sr Reilly Ell conicto aba savado
crisis que quiso povocar Gobernaor aoganca fente
aado sociaistas revouconaros quedaba
ayada Ia manio del er estaba bronas
Hos da 10 eando hasa ogre sar de ceros enredo
No moelo de eca poca unfaba e procedmien
del @ ocasta geso de la dgndad ciudadana aqu
ero reHltado practice opoftnnista despu de aqueo
nada la habo manestaones emanadas sector de
opinion que autorice las airmacones del colega.
No. sin dda de error que el tempo pondra en-
TN u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Los IRTELEcTUALES ESPANObES FESTEJANA 4
DON ANGEL RIVERO ..:..

colores de Espafia y Francia. ~ q.
Habl6 ademas de 10 que pueden ser
las relaciones entire Espaia y los pue-
bios americanos, que habran de ha-
cerse sobre la base de los ideales, mas
que de los intereses. sHl p
A continuation levant6se hablar
el Sr. Rivero, redactor de Gel Impar-
cial", de Puerto Rico, patricia .insig9
ne y esclarecido, que luch6 en- defen-
sa de Espana en- los tristes dias del
ocaso de nuestro poderio colonialsilaq
El senior Rivero hizo un discurso
emocionante y hondamente sincere,
anunciando la publication de unilibro
suyo, que habra de ser una ocasionade
renovar nuestro APPLAUSE Y nuestra
simpatia. 10 sol9
En- el Sc labrara para Espana una
reparacion honrosa y digna, frente a
paginas que hubo de escribir la hipo-
cresia de los que consumaron nues-
ira expulsion de las Antillas. sa.aa..,z
Las palabras del Sr Rivero causs-
rcn profunda sensation, adviEtiepde
la presencia de un corazon nobilisimo,
que sigue sintiendo tan en- espahol CO.
mo cuando ponfa en- trance de muer-
te su vida por ell honor de nnestfa
bandera. C<et
Esperamos la aparicion de su libro
para ocuparnos de ef con la extension
debida. m am
Termino la reunion con unas pala-
bras del Sr. Diez Canedo- dedicadas al
consocio Sr. Barbadillo, cuyo falleci-
miento reciente ha arrebatado alGlub
uno de sus meritisimos miembros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
(ReprOducido del diafiO "InfOrmacio-
mes, del de nOviembre.)
Ell P. E. N.-CLUB
Ell almuerzo de hoy.

En- el Hotel de Paris celebro hoy su
comida mensual la nueva association
de escritores que lleva ell nombre de
P. E. N Club.
Muy animada estuvo la reunion de
cordialidad y companerismo, recor-
dando como asistentes los senores
"Azorfnp, (Acosta Jose Maria), Arau-
jo, Costa (Baldomero), Bueno (Ma-
nueD, Castro (Crist6baD, D'Ors Gu
genio), Diez Canedo (Enrique), Fer
nandez Flores (Wenceslao), Garcia
Marti (Victoriano), Garcia Sanchiz
(Federico), Garcia Mereadal (Jo1e),
Gomez de Baquero (Eduardo), Gomez
Hidalgo (Francisco), Gomez de la
Serna (Ramon), Gutierrez Camera
(Emilio), Hernandez Cata (Alfonso),
Insua (Alberto), Ltca de Tena Juan
Igna-io), Martinez Olmedilla (Augus-
to), Reyes (Alfonso), Rivas Cherif
(Cipriano), Tapia (Luis Ge) : Ten
retro (Jose Maria).
A la hora de los brindis torn6 la pa
labra el presidente de Ia Association,
sefor Martinez Ruiz ("Azorfn'), Ell
cual saludo un portorriqueno de pro
(el Sr. Rivero), que figuraba entire los
comensales, y que habia tenido la
atencion de enviar un magnffco ra-
mo de crisantemos, con cintas de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

IA kzbidnsia Dc 50 avnnzada cdnd
4 principles del 'ministcrio de Ho-
hcnlohc. IN succso proyecf6 intere-
sante inz accrca de las relaciones Dc
Faanria y Russia. En- Ia occasion de
Ia alianza franco-rusa, 70 habia reci-
bido del estadO mayor y dc Ia en-
bajada en- Paris, informes ciertos,
anunciadores de que Francia tenia Ia
intenci6n de retirar parte de sus trO-
pas de Argelia para acantonarlas en-
el Sur de Francia, cen objeto de uti-
lizarias era contra Italia era contra
Alsacia. Comunique este al Ear Nj
colas II y le previne que 70 tenia la
obligation, como la parte contraria,
de tonlar medidas apropiadas, 81 el,
el Ear, no dssviaba la provocaci6n
de sus aliados.
Era entonces Aiinistro de Relacio-
mes Exteriores de Russia el principe
Lobanoff, quien antes habia sido en-
bajador en- Viena y cuya franqueza
era conocida. El estaba, precisamen-
, te, de temporada en- Francia durante
el verano de 1895 ALI Sc lie agasa-
jaba mucho. En- el otoiio siguiente,
mientras yo cazaba en- el castillo de
Hubertusstock en- las marismas que
rodean el Ebers Wald, ell principe de
4 Lobanoff que regresaba de Paris, avi-
! SO su llegada y me pidio una audien-
lcia en- nombre del Ear. El me des-
cribio el humor apacible Y prudente
que habfa encontrado en- Paris ira
to de tranquilizarme con respecto
la concentracion de tropas a que me
he referido arriba. Este era, seg1n
! el, un rumor sin fundamento, charlas
4 sin base, y me azeguro del modo mas
formal que ''yo no debla tener miedo".
Le e-replique, despues de agradecerle
su communication:
La; palabra "miedo" no existe en-
diccionario de los militares alema-
mes. 81 Ffancia.y y Russia quieren que
rrear, 70 no puedo hacer NADIA para
que clio no sea.
A este, el principe, levantando al
cieloy los sojos que parecfan mirar pia-
dosamente la cruz, respondiome:
! oh! ;la guerra? Que idea!
! lQuien piensa en- ella? ESQ no debe
Iser! (En frances en- Ell original ale
man).
Els cierto, le die entonces, yo no
l'pienso en- ella en- absolute, pero, para
un observador aunque sea POGO pers-
kpicaz, las festas y los discursos, las
visitas ofeiales y no ofciales, que Sc
cambian entire Paris y Petersburg,
son sintomas seguros, que es imposi-
BILE ignorar, y cream en- Alemania un
humor harto malo. ST, contra mi vo-
luntad y contra la de mi pals, hay que
llegar a la guerra, yo tengo bastante
Iconfanza en- mi Dios, en- el ejercito
Iy en- el pueblo aleman para pensar
que Alemania vencera a4n dos adj
versarios.
Ademas, informe mi interlocutor
de palabras que de Paris Sc me ha-
bfan trasmitido. Estas procedian de
un Official miembro de la mission rusa
que entonces Sc hallaba en- Francia.
A este un Official frances hubo de pre-
guntarle 81 tan1bien los rusos, esta-
hor, e.anr,7roc 10 bot;r a Los o1o,,,o, o,,oe
" este buen eslavo lie respondio:
mo, mi amigo, nosotros seremos
batidos por complete. Pero ESQ Sque
importa ? Tendremos tambien la Re-
teontinda en- Ia eta. pagina.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

Volvi a encontrarme en- la obliga-
.cion de escoger un canciller, labor
esta de las mas considerables, pues
este, habria de encontrarse a POGO
bajo los mismos auspicios de su an
tecesor y su actividad habrfa. de ser
acogida con las mismas reservas. Pc
no era cada vez mas evidente la in
convenience de que este fuera un po-
litico de bastante edad,. que inspira-
Sc al principe de Bismarck mas con-
fianza que un simple general. Un
hcmbre de Estado podria mejor Sc
guir las huellas del principe pre-
sentaria menos bulto la crltlca v
a los ataques de este. va su aspera
oposicion habia comenzado crear
entire los funcionarios, la mayorfa de
los cuales habia -servido las orde-
mes del principe, una nerviosidad y
lun descontento visibles, y tai estado
de espfritu perjudicaba notablemente
lal mecanismo gubernamental.
A la vez en- ell Parlamento la opo-
sicion Sc habia aumentado con CRU
pos que hasta entonces fueron fieles
al gobierno, y esa oposicion Sc mos
traba sensiblenente mas nerviosa.
En- ell propio Ministerio de Relacio-
mes Exteriores, el e5pfritu del propio
Holstein, quien Sc tenia por repre-
sentante de las tradiciones antiguas
" experimentadas de Bismarck, Sc
hacia sentir va fuertemente. Este
espiritu Sc nanifestaba, sobre todc,
por el fastidio que mostraban cuan-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
EnAS DEL HUHENTD
UNA REVELAHON SORPRHDENTE

Kamsas City Journal una rcacin al ecir que os
amados socasss rsOaOnaro de Puerto cO manacwtan
encOnadOs Obenado f. Mont Reilly que hino "a
be al iurar plan mpar a del pegrO
munista que tenfa encima"
No saemOs en- yrud de que ecreta uentes de information
Cga Kansas Ia pOddO que aqu ha
tascenddO nade sbe haya exeorizadO
que sOciaistas oucioaros que misurano
tabaen para perer yenas aparene
nosOr que eecva umisi6n al Je de administration
Insular
que preaente too 10 con-
que sociasa por
City
La administration de Reilly ha servdo eos para
pOftica ciera aIaenca de popularidad distancia
efecO que discurso inaugural
nador Reilly los socaistas adverencas
mnadoras que heon padcer sla del NUM-
cipa senadOr socasa Santiago Iga Rely
nera ocason que daba para
abaa5an nj ha pero Santiago Igesias que
paando por cil amargo podfa
de la del obeador ytom6
pardo plegarse amonestacn por it'll reprmen
da alanandose deseos del gobeante que hum
doso ometmento cambio tacca dspuso lamar Iges
Ell gran senador. <s
que 10 que ell mundo
aqul entonces socasta guardado
prendene ccunspecc6 pbcas
hasa lego nsinpar la fiesta del Labor Day. mismo
recb6 la rprmenda del Jee Eecutivo
este Puerto Rico habra huegas
que egdo Mr. Rely graca
pequeno ponfce del comunismo nmnenca Mr. Rely ad
vertida desde Kansas City abfa dado
zero del comenando
deja vedaderamente sorpnddos Somos torpes
que advermos amado sociaistas
para gobnador que deben pdcas
peerencas mercedes? Verad han plegado todo
eos gobernante demostraon
tales revoluonaro pors hombs necesados
que haban heeho del soeao ods pDendi ograr "a
Giles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el coposamente abonado
del comunmo boqua sr Rely hizo omaba
sserog
No. pesar de 10 dice periodico formal
City Journal nosotros
acera encontrar de nnguna al
rio cundo ha o respaldar Reilly no
sido la de los socata prmra adhesion egada Washington
:Es as manestan los
terb reyoluonarios que isla-segdn
dos de ell comunsmoAde Gobernante eo
les anunc6 msmo aco del urameno plan domesco
de mpar la Isa del comunmo peigoso que tena encima?
Comprendemos la cdad logr6 hacer la petend
da mpeza deaa al Gobernador desamado gur hosza
do los reveuconaros comuna pero eos d6mente
pegaron la dura repeson auoraria habrfan sar
como pretende e perco de Kansas orda
contra e funconario eos de cump
d6 los magos del nador socialist
necesitaba apuntaarse cuando de