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ILLINOIS TO
JOIN IN MINE
STRIKE APRIL
CONTINUED From Page one.)

~sylvania had kept their contract, and met
with the miners TO draw up a new wage
agreement" Harrington told the meeting.
ILLINOIS MINERS
WITH OTHER UNIONS.
Harrington made it plain that Illinois
miners would ride along" with the ma
tional organization on the strike unless
an emergency arises"
81 canno negotiate a new agreement
with you because the national policy
committee of the union has decided
against separate State agreements" Far
rington told the operators. II merely
called this meeting as a matter ot form.
because our contract requires that we
shall meet prior to its expiration. April l.
Il am going to abide by the decisions
of the policy committee unless an emer-
gency arises"
Just what do you mean by an emer-
gency 2" one operator asked the union
chief
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Deaths

Charles Wesley Lockwood, 50, 2720
Gale, carcinoma.
Margaret Anderson. 1 month, 523 Har-
mon, catarrhal pneumonia.
Adelaide V. Walden, SO, ISIS South
East, chronic nephritis.
Richard Furnas, ., Methodist Hospital,
streptococCus infection.
Matte Childs. SO, 500 Maryland, pull
mOnary tuberculosis.
Furman Stout, II, 300S West Michigan,
diabetes mellitus.
James N. Baker. II. 1912 West Vermont,
arteriO Sclerosis.
James NJ. James, So, 40 South Warman,
artcriO scleroSis.
Jonathan Clifford Lennen. 60. Methodist
Hospital, general p~eritonitis.
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GRAINS SUFFER
LATE DECLINES
Large Receipts in Northwest
Cause Wheat Losses.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Grain prices
were generally lower in late dealings on
the Chicago Board of Trade today.
Large receipts from the Northwest was
the chief factor of the decline in wheat
prices. Fair commission house buying
prevented a still lower trend.
Provisions were irregular.
May wheat opened at $1.32%. up .Hc.
and was off PC at the close. July wheat
opened at $1.19M, up Nc, and closed off
May corn opened at $3.50, unchanged,
and closed down Hc. July corn opened
at &c, up &c at $3.50 and closed un-
changed. July oats opened at 39hc, off
&c and closed down Hc.
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Telephone q Telegraph Co.

The regular quarterly dividend Of two
Will be paid on Saturday, April Is, 1922,
to stockholders of record at the close OF
business on Friday, March II, 1922.
On account of the ANIMAL Meeting of
the stockholders. the transfer books VIII
be closed at the close of business on
Friday. March II, 1922. and reopened at
10 a. m, March %. 1922.
H. RIAIR-SNITH Treasurer.
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whose unions have tentatively promised
moral support" for the striking miners,
ere not pledged to a sympathetic strike,
it was pointed out in miners circles that
they might" refuse to haul coal from
the non-union fields-or in absence of
fat refusal, merely forget" to haul to
market the coal dug by the n~on-unicn
men
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NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW YORK SUGARS.

NEW YORK. March 20-Refned sugars
were firm in trade on the market today.
fine granulated being quoted at 5.406
5.50c and No. / soft at $500 per Id. Raw
sugars were rather quiet. Cubas selling
Mt 3.93c per III, duty paid, and Porto
RicOs being quoted at 3.92c per ID, duty
free, delivered.
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MIGHT NEGOTIATE
SEPARATE PEACE.

harrington refused TO amplify his
statement, It was understood that in
case Of further difficulties with the ma.
tional Organization on the question of
a strike, Harrington would be in posi-
ton to resume negotiations for a sepa-
rate peace with Illinois operators.
f. c. Honnold, secretary of Illinois
operators: Mine operators have lone
everything within their power now to
avert the April 1 strike. Our hands are
clean"
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Cofee values
were weak in trad on the exchange to-
day, opening options Icing 4 to 10 points
lower. Rio No. {, on spot. sold at 100
10Bc per pound.
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CLEVELAND pRODUCE

CLEVELAND, March 29.-Butter-Ex-
ira in tubs, 44H@45c; prints, 45@@46c;
extra firsts, 43h@44c; packing stock,
17019c. Eggs-Fresh gathered, northern
extra, &c; extra firsts, 26c; Ohics, 240
Paige; western firsts, new cases, 24c. Foul
try-Live heavy fowls, 29030c; spring
culls, 24@26c; spring ducks, 27@2Sc.
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WHOLESALE BEEF PRICES.

The following are today's wholesale
dianapolis markets of Swift and Com
pany: Ribs-No. ., lie; No. 3, 14c.
Loins-No. >, 25c; No. 3. 20c. Round
No. ., 15c; No. 3. Ice. Chucks-No. .,
Zoe; No. Q, DC. Plates-No. ., &c; No. 2
ir
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TWENTY STOCK AVERAGE.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Twenty IN
dustrial stocks Tuesday averaged ST.20.
co per cent. Twenty active rails av-
eraged 1915, up SO per cent.
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NEW YORK CALL MONEY.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Mouey: Call
money ruled AZ per cent; high, 3 per
cent; low. IA per cent; time rates, all
4LM4% Per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per quiet. Sterling exchange was quiet,
with business in bankers bills at $f.363s
for demand
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HAY MARKET.

The following are the Indianapolis
prices for hay by the wagon load, deliv-
Hay-Loose timothy, $17@1S; mixed
hay, $1GT17; baled hay, S17@J1S.
Oats-New, per bushel, 42@I4c.
C0rn-New. per bushel, 60MGJc.
COrn-Old, per bushel, C0M6lc.
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WhCat-NO. 3 TNU, 5 CdTE.
Corn-NO. 1 white, 1 car; No. + white,
5 cars; No. 3 yellow, l car; No. 4 yell
yellow. l car; No. 4 mixed, 1 car total,
Is cars.
Oats-No. 1 white, 1 car; No. . white.
/ car; No. 3 white, > cars; No. 4 white,
I cars; total, IL cars.
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NEW YORK WOOL

NEW YORK. March o9.-WooI prices
ruled firm on the market here today.
Prices Of the last week and more were
maintained.
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-Mnrch %.


Wheat-F0reign markets displayed a
little strength and claims of damage to
the new crop in the Southwest have been
numerous. nOnetheless, there has been
a noticeable absence Of Influential de-
mand. This apathy is displayed. not
only in the deferred deliveries. but in
the export and milling trade, also. The
seabOard estimated 20O,000 to 100000
business closed but no breadth Of de
mand or urgency of bids. Canadian mes
sages speak of heavy accumulations at
Ft. Williams and Port Arthur, toSether
with many cars on sidetrack, awaiting
unloading. while, at the same time, the
demand is poor and likely to so remain
until after the opening Of navigation.
Southwestern cash markets express n
particularly poor demand for cash wheat,
together with the fact that warehouse
stocks are much larger than a year ago
and are not decreasing as rapidly as had
been hoped. Kansas City shippers have
pctitioned q hearing on the question OF
rates, with the idea OF permitting pres
eut warehouse accumulations to move on
the present freight rate, which is lower
than that prevailing when the %accumula-
tons were being built up. 1t is noted
that the unfavorable crop news is con-
fined to n limited territory in the OK
IRENE Southwest. Official publications
speak of considerable improvement in
other territories. one unofficial report
shows an Improvement in condition of
Il points over the December condition.
Under the present slow milling and ex-
port demand and the favorable weather
over the major portion Of the wheat belt
the market is distinctly in need Of some
new incentive to revive demand.
Corn and oats-Earket for current ar
rivals of corn and oats Is steady be-
cause Of the small receipts. However,
il is not possible TO mention any i'm
proyement in the general demand, either
domestic or foreign. Both markets are
neglected, and, like wheat, are awaiting
important developments beofre taking in
dividual color.
Provisions-Holders Of hog products
are not disturbed because of the discount
under hogs. At the same time. cash trade
is not brisk ana new investment demand
does not appear, This market. like all
of the grains, is awaiting developments
Of some nature to revive interest.
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NEW YORK., March 29.-Copper-Easy
spot, March and April. 4.70G4.S0c. Spelter
Easy; SPot and March offered. Soc
April, 4.5IH@46I1&c; May, 4.G0m470c.
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roLrnn GRA1N rRICrs.

TOLEDO, March 29-Wheat-Cash,
Si41uI43: May, $40; July. $t21. Corn
Cash. 61mG-c. OIts-CaSh. 4oia@42c.
Rye-Cash, $100. Barley-Cash, Csc.
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NEW YORK, March 29.-Petroleum
was steady in trade on the marker today.
Pennsylvania crude selling at $}.25 per
barrel.
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
Studebaker Gains New High
Mark in Final Trade.
NEW RORK, March 29.-The 81

NEW RORK, March 29.-The stock
market closed steady today.
Many of the leading issues reacted
slightly in the late dealings, but others
rose TO new high levels for the day. 80
United States Steel held around 9oB
and Baldwin Locomotive around 1854.
Studebaker made a new high for the
day at 1878 in the last few minutes and
Chandler rose to 1A.
Marlin Rockwell rallied from 10 to
16IS. Mexican Petroleum touched 12O.
Government bonds were unchanged and
railway and other bonds steady.
Sales Of stocks for Friday were 74S,-
001 shares.
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S149O; March, SI1.0O: April. S13.25; Oc-
tOber, S11.10. Alsike-Cash, S111O:
March, S11.50. Timothy-Cash, 1926;
March,. S295; May, 500; September,
$3.50; October 1925.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
By Thomson x McKinnOn.)
NEW YORK HIDES.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Hides were
dull in trade on the market here today,
native steer hides being quoted at 12hM
13c and branded steer hides at 11Xc per
pound.
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exchange market opened firm today. with
demand Sterling sc higher at S4375s.
Francs rose l centime to 9.03c for cables
and 9.021ac for checks. Lire were a
Of a point higher TO 5.0Sc for cables and
to 5.O7lac for checks. Belgian francs adj
vanced 3 confines to S.43c Tor cables
and to SAFE for checks. Marks were mp
81 of 4 point higher at .0O30c, Guilder
cables were 37.75c; checks, 3770c. Swe-
den kronen cables were 2610c; checks,
1G OSc-
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CIEARING uOUsE STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 29.--Exchanges,
$G01, 0 0,O0O; balances, S6o,3o0,000; Fed
eral Reserve Bank credit balances, $780,
900, 900.
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wACON wUEAT pRICEa.

Indianapolis -four mllts and elevators
today were paying $l.30 per bushel for
No. / red winter wheat; SIPS for No.
2 red winter and according to test for
No. 3 red winter.
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NEW YORK RTE

NEW YORK. March 29-Rice was
steady in trade on the market here today,
domestic selling at 3HM7hc per pound.
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NEW YORK TURPENTI<E.
NEN YORK METAL MARKET.

VIEW YORK. March 29.-TUrpentine
sold at Sc 1-3QSTc per gallon on the mar
ket today.
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Money and Exchange

indianapolis bank clearings Wednes-
day were $2,1I2,000; bank debts, 81
SIS, O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
Ell LICDO. BENEDICTO NOS MA.
NIFESTO AVER.
(continuaci6n de la La. pag.I

para Ell case de que Sc intentara ha-
cerme pasar un NAL ratio al desembar
car; pero por suerte, no fue asf. Ma
die me molest6.
Tan pronto Legue Puerto Rico
quise ocuparme del asunto y las tres
de la tarde fui la Corte y presto fan
ga. No he podido aun exaninar los
expedientes estudiar los hechos, pues
siendo estos asuntos rutinarios no pue
do recordarlos; pero tengo la seguri
dad de que, los mismos records de
la oficina, ha de resultar claramente
te demostrada la fa,ta de base de la
scusacien. -
Y alli mismo nos muestra ell seiior
Benedicto como para las fechas en- que
sc dice ocurrieron los hechos de once
de los cargos que Sc formulan, no esta
ba actuando como Tesorero Y ST como
Gobernador INFERNO unas veces at-
sente del pals otras.
A proposito de 10 que, por algu-
mas personals Sc dijo de que el senor
Benedicto habfa lido en- comisi6n po-
Utica, nos dijo 10 siguiente:
''No fui en- comisi6n politica, sino
en- asuntos profesionales; pero, estuve
dos veces en- Washington Y vi ALI
algunas importantes personalidades, ha
biendo quedado bastante hien impre
sionado."
Ell sefior .Benedicto antes de des-
pedirse nos habl6 del optimismo de los
miembros de la Comisi6n, quienes es
tan confiados Y tranquilos, animados de
grandes esperazas.
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NoTA DE PEsAME

Aver, segdn habialnos anunciado, Sc
efectu6 Ell sepeno del cadaver del que
en- vida fue dignlsimo caballero don
Alfredo Morales, cuyos despojos con-
dujo ell vapor "Filadelfia'
Una numerosfsima concurrencia, en-
la que fuguraban valiosos elementos
de la sociedad de San Juan, tomaron
parte en- Ell acto, asociandose al 1lti-
mo homemade de simpatfa afecto ha-
cia Ell distinguido caballero. Tambien
tomaron parte en- el dueIo Ell jefe y
Ell personal del Gable Frances, empresa
que dirigi6 ell Sr. Morales, poniendo
de relive una alta inteligencia su-
ma habilidad
FL hijo del finado y cultisimo joven
don Pedro Enrique Morales, asi como
su apenadisima viuda demas fami-
liares, envian por mediacion de Ell
MUNDo su testimonio de reconoci-
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ESPLENDIDO FESTIVAL EN-
MANATI

Ell Club de Damas de Manatf cele-
bro recientemente un certamen de sim
patias en- que resulto electa Reina, la
encantadora sefiorita Conchita Da-
villa Diaz, de aquella culta sociedad.
Con este motive la bella damita ce-
lebr6 una simpatica fiesta en- su re-
sidencia que ahora llama GEL Palacio
de la Simpatfa" la enthusiastic juven-
tud del simpatico pueblo, y allf fue-
ron elegidos el Rey Y las damas que
han de formar su Corte de Honor.
Estas a la vez hicieron la election de
sus caballeros acompafantes. Demas
esta decir que en- tan grata OCCASION
hubo de rendirse enthusiast aculto a
Terps{core.
La Corte ha sido constituida del
modo siguiente: Reina, Conchita Da-
villa Dfaz; Rey, Juan Ramon Ramos;
Damas y Caballeros de Honor, Ame-
liza Garcfa-C Carlos Vidal, Mary Roig-
Luis Suro, Rita Dfaz-Manuel de j.
Carde, Lester Gambia -Eusebio Diez,
Blanca Diez-Jose R. Davila Y Rosali-
ma Ramos-Antonio Davila.
La coronation que tendra efecto
en- la noche de manana en- ell Casino
Puertorriqueno de Manatf, sera cele-
brada con un esplendido bale para el
que reina grande animation. Resul-
tara, sin duda, un festival esplendido
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"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HILO INGLES legi-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
.amente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
ar. No encoje. Diferentes colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precioa de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos q
IA medida. ventas al por mayor }
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOfJOMIA
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. q Co. s. On G.
Frente . In FARMACIAy BLANCO.
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LA LIGA NACIoNAL

La Liga Nacional Republicans ha
designado para formar los comites de
Mayagiiez y Aguadilla las siguientes
personals:
MayagiieIz Presidente, DR.. Ma
nuel Guzman Jr.; tesorero, Lcdo. Au-
gusto Malaret; secretario, senior Artu-
ro Salguero Font.
Aguadilla. Presidente, senior Jorge
Silva; tesorero, senior Bernabe Rodrf-
guez; secretario, Lcdo. Miguel Angel
Garcia Mendez.
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TRAsLADo DE REsIDENCIA

Nuestro querido amigo ell conocido
comerciante don Hedro Bolivar ha
trasladado su residencia de la casa
No. 2S1, parada "a, Santurce, la
parada 1S, No. 80, Avenida Juan
Ponce de Leon.
Nos completeness en- informarlo
asi las numerosas amistades del
distinguido caballero.
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REUNION DE REPUBLIcANos EN-
PONCE

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
informa que el Lcdo. sepdlveda, presi-
dente del partido republican, en- aque-
LA poblacion, ha citado para una reu-
MON a los miembros del comite de su
partido.
Creese que esta convocatoria Sc de-
be a los ultimos acontecimientos po-
liticos que Sc han suscitdo con motive
del 'sligao".
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AMALIA MOLINA EN- Ell oLTMPo

Nuestro estimado amigo Ell sefior
Reinasdo Paniagua, intelligence ma
nager'' del teatro olimpo nos comuni
ca que esta noche, el hermoso coliseo,
abre de par en- par sus puertas para
recibir la excelsa Amalia Molina, rel
ma de la tonadilla y de los cantos re-
gionales
No hay para que decir que las To-
calidades del olimpo Sc agotaran esta
noche, va que reina un enorme entu-
siasmo en- santurce para aplaudir la
insigne artista.
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PARA NUEvA YORK

Aver EMBARGO para los Estados Uni
dos, con objeto de pasar una breve tenn
porada de vacaciones en- aquella metro
poll, el conocido letrado Lcdo. Fernan-
do Fornaris, elemento de waller de la
sociedad de Ponce.
LIE deseamos gratas impresiones.
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GRAvEMENTE HERIDo
EN- LOS RINONES

En- Toa Baja fue arrestado por la
policia el individuo Antonio Rosario,
acusado de haber inferido una tremen
da herida sobre el rih6n izquierdo a
Eduvigis Conception, quien fue trasla
dado a San Juan, en- estado grave, pa
ra ser operado.
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sUs oJos SON MUY DE11cADos

Examinese su vista con el Optico
A. Pacheco en- la Joyeria Dinet 8 Pa.
checo, ounce amos de practice y cons
tante exito en- su profession.
Examenes de la vista gratis.
Plaza Baldorioty. San Juan, P. B.
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DIR, CARLOS E. TIMoTHEE

Deypues de haber aprobado sus exa-
menes de revalida para ejercer la me-
dicina en- esta isla, con notas sobresa-
lientes, nuestro Querido amigo Ell joven
DR.. Carlos E. Timothee nos participa
que ha alberto su consultorio profesio-
nal en- La Gale Rafael Cordero No. 81
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MISA EN- LA CAPILLA
FRANCISCANA

Manana, las diez, tendra lugar en-
la Capilla Franciscana una misa a Je-
sls Sacramentado. Por la tarde las
habra rosario, procession y reserva.
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola, tomese LAXATIVE
BR0MO QUININA. FL boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no le cura. La
firma de F.. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita
Aduf.
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EsTUDLANTEs PARA ENTER
MERAS

La Clfnica Miramar tiene cabida
rara un nGmero de alumnas que deseen
estudiar y practicar. Para informes di-
rijase a la Superintendent de dicho
establecimiento. 9venida Las Palmas,
Stop 10, santurce, P. R.
Adv%
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Ell DIRIGIBLE ID 8" LLEGA
A NUEVA YORK

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 1o.-Des
pues de realizar con sumo 6xito la ira
vesia desde Aberdeen, Maryland, es-
ia mafiana aterriz6 aqni ell dirigible
D 8.
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miento gratitud, a las numerosas per
sonas que acmpanaron hasta la Ultima
morada los restos mortales del noble
fnado.
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BALE EN- ,MAYAaUEz

Manana Sc llevara efecto en- los ele
gantes salones del 'tClub Mayagiieza-
MOI una brillante jarana de confanza,
para la cual reina gran animaci6n.
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de esta capital, donde ofrece sus ser+
vicios medicos los habitantes capl-
talefios.
lie deseamos al joven 9 inteligente
medico grandes exitos en- su carrera.
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vERDAD Y JUsTECIA
iISLAMISMO o POLITTCA?

sss Ramro de Maeztu aneno oona esobe Londres
82 ssoris bso ous.
lion de estreohos Ia polca esta des
Hay que .go gOoesG orao o es
s los crisanos pse musuanas mus
sisate1 @ sis,o Dc 9S m pq1Do oo
regimen protectorado de capuacones los mano
s''e19 oda la fosof de su tests
Ia intervention necesaria". Esta Ia teora Official
M npeo Britannica Con teoria que iene de- numana mae
srs 9u sde denna Ss s"oS Ma Psro para egar
alma perO los op ssm'tas ~ los e 0ano ao e"ndo
amarrados con Ionganas - ~ @ las @ an
smona9s I eooa en- que no aoseo ea So
De oeo tods y. @ oona
anazamG largo sIopefes p+9feso d ss a,
M n oaquer oa de que aDan @ tOddMa sr en- am vG
quiadas tanbisn po hero shogadas sangre
.0o! Esnos os s fsoPS oiana Los ahnos pers
los stsn0s Ssos les @ g6o f nn g
haya qsn sxp0e Las Las adsrss p0pss Dc
0do reduce oo Id d o sG pa m @
gobiernen popio tetoro propia pOp hereda
solo rs nmsnB 6sHs ssoss aom s hsosede sebs ssss
plano de absoon Ia pOo Hay que desoFgan.af % para nV a.
$780, to anose pico es ben respetabepersguiendo
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que sangraban religion nevaba los combates
estnuo Pero
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manenen la fe relgoa de sus bases socaes sg
rante la mas sagrad para elos E Islam no va doninar
Europaa crstiana
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imposition trata de mpantar
de la historic
caprichos al
III nnadre del cordero.
tala destaca
muy ainfuencia poitca char de
ideas igiosas, fin fuerzas En- Ell presente ST.
relgosos orden
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nvalde reigones,
perfecta betad debenos religion asn-
poicos,
81 los crsiano tampoco Europa crisana
quee mahonetanos Lo precise fnn
cacon utIzaes
pohca de la manga ancha No hay pueblo
exigenca fraternidad nj hay gobierno
compazca
sadoa elias las circunstanca ognadas
a
enconro amarrada veian1noso de nacione
de la dgndad hunana han cunpido
la question esencial debemos para
las IDEAS Han cumpido deber potico
#& nada
NJ ctca podamos hacer agnos pocedimenos
nacionaldad Digamos 0 no 10
qeen los convencionaias
Senor Ramro Maezu al
hagamos luz, mucha luz estos
y das..
Felix MATos BERNuER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
PAsAPoRTE

Ell Gobernador ha expedida pasaporte
para Cuba y Mejico, al Sr. Jose C. Sill
va, de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11

Advt.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-24
PAoNiA COUPLE CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. ].
Decker. one and a half miles east OF
Paonia, was the scene of gay gath
ering OF friends and neighbors mum,
bering about seventy-five. Sunday.
The event was the celebration OF
the 50th wedding anniversary of the
host and hostess and in addition to
twelve of their thirteen children with
their families. about forty old time
friends were also invited to partici-
pate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker are mang the
oldest of Paonia's pioneers, having
made their home there for the past
forty years, They have reared q
splendid family Of men and women
and have been greatly blessed by hav.
ing all of them live to manhood and
womanhood.
The Decker home was beautifully
attired in yellow and white. and there
was profusion Of yellow and white
chrysanthemums everywhere.
The happy old couple received q
number Of beautiful and useful gifts
IAN, .slectsolier. several pieees OF cut
glass and number Of gold pieces.