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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
By the Second Post.

Gentlemen: Am sending you baci;
the belt of AN overcoat purchased Il
Few days ago from you. II Is lou
short. One with the shortest button
placed where the end one ought "a
be on this one would be about r;:l,i
as when the end button on this one
Is used In connection with wlIpgC
there could be an end buttoniiole or
this belt II Is good tit, but there M.
none. Other than the above tie b,lt
Is all right. Yours, etc. y. s. o.
Chicago Tribune.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

tackled. Pilgrim, the tireiess, was al.
ready there, replacing pillows, straight.
ening beds, untwistiDg curtains. The
girls. with reminiscent bubbles Of
laughter, began to help her.
After the last good-nights. Richard
and Harriet had no choice but to cross
the hall again, and they stood there
Tor moment laughing at the recent
excitement.
After twelve" Harriet said, with
"a smiling shake Of her head. "Aren't
they young demons! However," she
added In nm undcrtonc. ITS the best
thing In the world for Nina! This
sort OF nonsense will blow cobwebs
away
|, Richard was only conscious Of a
desire to proIong this intimate little
moment Of parental consultation.
"She doesn't speak Of Blondin7" he
asked.
"Not at all. The birthday came and
went placidly enough" Harriet an.
swered. suddenly intent after her
laughing. And as he did not speak for
second, she looked up at him, inno-
Gently. "You don't think she's hiding
anything?" she asked, anxiously.
mo, hardly think so.' Richard
answered, confusedly. Their eyes met.
and he smiled vaguely. Then Harriet
slowly crossed the hall to the door OF
the guest room, where she was spend
Ing the night, aud gave him an only
half-audlble goodnight. Richard stood
watching the door for moment or two
after II had closed upon the slender,
dimly seen figure. Then he went TO
his own room. and began briskly
enough to move about between the mir
rors and dressing room, windows and
bed. But two or three times he
stopped short. and found himself
staring vncantly into space, all move
ment arrested. even thought arrested
for whole long minutes at time.
Harriet. entering her room, closed
the door noiselessly. and remained for
long time standing with her hands
resting against It behind her, her eyes
alert, her breath coming as IL she had
been running. There was only night
Hight In the bedroom; the covers were
still tumbled back from her sudden
flight toward the rioting youngsters In
the hall. She got back into her bed
and opened her book. But for a long
time she neither slept nor read; her
eyes yidened ut the faintest sound of
the summer night; her heart thumped
madly when the curtains whispered ut
\ the window. or the wicker chairs gave
the falntest creak. II tld not been
only for Richard that the midnight
hour Of responsibility and informality
shared had had Its thrill
One o'clock. Harriet closed her book
and snapped Off her light. But first
she went to the window and leaned out
into the sweet darkness. There was
shadow unbroken everywhere: no light
In all the big house was burning as
late us her own.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
Oct Authors Point Of View.

Much confusion in thought and
much bitterness in criticism would he
avoided II more renders tried TO get
the authors point of view. At any
rate. proper and improper methods OF
reading deserve more consideration
than they have received. For reading
Is an art that lends itself to efficiency
tests and Improvement Exchange.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01


hawkes-come Into courti" Ward
intoned. Drunk and DIsordsriyi"
ard ran up the wide, square flight to
the landing. His son, In pajamns that
were more or less visible beneath his
streaming robe Of Oriental silk, was
plrouetting about the upper hall with
a siphon Of soda water Subdued
CYCLES and smothered gasps indicated
that the young Indies were somewhere
near. In hiding. Young Hopper, un-
der Wards direction. was Investigate
ing doors and alcoves.
Amy Hawkes-Amy Hawkes--Amy
Hawkes-come into court" Ward In.
toned. Drunk and disorderIyw
"Here. here, here." Richard said.
whats all this?'
Amy and Nina, with hysteric
shrieks, Immediately forsook cover,
and dashed down TO him. cIInging to
him wildly.
"Oh. Father! Make them stop! Oh,
Mr.. Carter. save us!' screamed the
girls In delicious terror. "Oh, they
got poor F'rancescn--she's locked up
In your room! They climbed up our
porch, after they swore to Harriet
that they wouldn't make another
sound"
Harriet now appeared In the hall.
way. her hair falling In braid over
her shoulder, and the long lines Of the
black robe she wore giving her figure
nj off 90 H., al a
not see Richard Immediately. for she
had eyes only for Ward. as she caught
his shoulder and took away the ST..
phon.
"Now. Wnrd--lOok here" she said
sternly. "What sort Of honor do you
call this! Half an hour ago thought
all this nonsense was stopped Shame
on you! Those girls promised me-"
She saw Richard. and laughed, the
eelor flooding her faca.
"Aien't they simply shameiessg 7" she
said. II had them all settled down.
once! Nina. where's Francesca? You
See" Harriet. said, In rapid explnna-
ton 10 Richard, II gave the girls my
room tonight, SO that they could all
be together. and this Is my reward I"
The girls, entirely unalarmed by
her severity. had deserted Richard
now, and were clInging to her with
weak laughter and feeble explana-
lions.
Francesca unlocked that door, and
rushed into Mr.. Carriers roomi" Amy
explained, wiping her eyes. "And
then the boys locked her In therei"
The composed temperance Of Fran
cesca at this point, however. added to
the general hilarity.
You did not lock me In, Smarties 7"
Francesca drawled. childishly. "They
climbed TO the balcony. and we. were
well, we were undressing" she said
to Richard. 'and here they were ham
mering and yelling lke--like ST.
washes! We grabbed our wrappers.
we wanted to-"
I'VE wanted 10 lock them out
there I" Amy explained. laughing un.
comfortably. But"
"And snapped of the light"
Nina interposed. with deep satlsfac-
tiOn.
"And, mind you"
"And. Father"
"And the wonder was that we didn't
die Of fright"
snow. look here" Harriet said. In
the babel. an give you all exactly two
minutes to quiet down. Never In the
course Of my life"
Richard thought her maternal indui.
gence delightful; he thought the
young people who chung about her
charming In, their apologize and
laughing promises. Ward and Bruce
Hopper mounted to their own region !;
Richard went with the girls and Har-
riet to the rooms that had been at
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR sALE-Team and wagon. COM
plete 5 acres Of ground near su-
gar factory. farm implements Of all
kinds. all for $1,000; $3.50 down, the
balance on time. See W. H. Gard
nsr' Lite
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

dinner and poker game at the country
club. and Richard usually liked to he
there.
II can come backl" he persisted.
suddenly caring more for this conces.
sion than anything else In the world.
Without another word she agreed,
bade her Frenchman what seemed to
Richard voluble good-by. and when
the bowling officer disappeared turned
with a reminiscent smile.
"And now whatY"
"Where did you learn to chatter
French that way?' Richard said.
leading the way to the line Of parked
motors.
"Oh we lived In Paris-old Mrs.
Rogers and l." Harriet reminded him
carelessIy. And reaching the little
rise OF ground that lay between the
clubhouse and the parking field, she
stood still, looking on across the ex-
Quisite spread Of fields and valleys,
banded by great strips OF woods. and
flooded now by the streaming shadows
and golden lights Of the late after
noon. what a day" she said. filling
her lungs with great breaths Of the
sweet air. "what an hour!"
"What meant to say to you up
there on the porch" Richard said.
'when that--that woman interrupt.
ed"
Harriet herself interrupted with
laugh.
"You say that woman as II Il was
a bitter, deadly cursor she said.
"Well---" They had reached the car
now, and Richard was investigating
the oil gauge and spark plugs under
the hood. "Well, q woman like that
breaks in-n0thing to her ~ he said
with scorn. strightening up.
Yes. but at country clubY" Har-
riet offered. placatiagly, as she got
into the front seat. and tucked the
pongee robe snugly about the saffron-
colored gown.
II suppose sol" He got In beside
her; there was moment OF backing
and wrenching before they glidcd out
smoothly on the white driveway
what meant to say was this" he
added, suddenly. with sidewise
glance from his Wheel Ell want
you to realize that I appreciate the In
justice-the crudeness of my rushing
to you In New Jersey that Christmas
day. renIIze tbnt NO su have n,
b.sed ON yu,--we.ve token y,u Ton.
much for grantedi w.s 4, trorl,,,.
ana | couldn't think of amy other w,v
out of II But for any man 10 ,,nr
p,opositlon Ike th,, IA ,ny ,ron,a, -
They were driving yery s,ow,y A..
leaked ot her .yo,n anG ,na, !, ,on-
d.rln,, Io,,, IN I,a. haou,,,,I 60 80,
s,ui f,,r,hor .o,sus.,I h,,,, ~ ~
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
Most, Indeed.

Most men treat their weaknesses
with more consideration than thsg
deserve.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR SALE-Bu1ldsng lots, Z 20
rods. one block south Of LIST ward
meeting house. American Fork. See
Amos wagstaff. 1-2t-p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

but sleepy, and glanced irresoTutery az
the library door. and at the stairway.
Suddenly uproar broke out upstairs;
there were humping feet. shriel<s.
wild laughter. and slammlng doors.
With suddenly llghtened heart Rich
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

ALFALFA HAY FOR sALE-In field
at Manila. Call Joseph IAttle,
Phone 31-R-1. LIT
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR SALE CHEAP-A young milk
cow. Phone 42-J or call on Hedge
Johnson. American Fork. 1-1tp
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR SALE-Jenkins hay stacker, two
buck rakes. also new farm wagon,
three inch tire. John Deere sullky stag
pillow Will take cows in trade. Inquire
W. F. solbach, 39s East State Road,
American Fork. 1-1t-p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR SWEET CHERRIES FOR CAM
ming. call up Geo. r. Shelley
Phone TILL. LIT
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

"AHfY If LONELY for resuIts. try
me; best and most successful Home
"'ssr; hundreds rich wish marriage
'n Grizzly confidentiai; most re.
'"oie' years experience; descriptions
The successfni Club" Mrs
Nash, Box $50. Oakland. Calf 1-2t-p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR sALE--Guaranteed 8. G. White
Leshorn day old pullets. also day
old broilers. Utah references. Signed.
eureka Hatchery. James X. Hirst,
Prop 62s ID. st.. Petaluma. Cal. 2s-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
WANTED

MEN AND TEAMS WANTED TO
maui lime rock from Timpanogos
l.'he rock quarry TO Manila. For par
ucuiars see Frank Dewey. Lehi. 24-2t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
TOT poultry, See W. Il. Gordon,
East Main St.. Phone 1s6-N-J. a4-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

ELECTRIC RANGE FOR SALE =
Almost new. Cheap II taken ut
once Phone Sc or call at Citizen Of
flee 1stf-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

FOR sALE-Beet cultIvator at a bar
gain. See Clawson and Elsmore,
Attys. Bank American Fork Bldg.
Wednesdays or Saturdays. 24-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

EGGS AND POULTRY AT HIGHEST
prices. laying stock bought and
soid' j. v. Johnson. Phone 46-R-s.
Pleasant Grove. Utah. lift
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01

HOME FOR SALE-1 "a acres plant
ed In fruit trees. good house. Price
reasonable. . blocks east Bank OF Pl.
Grove and 8 north. @. J. Olsen. 20-tf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
Ell. EX SULTAN DE TURQUIA
COMIENZA LAS MANI0BRAS
PARA FORMAR UN GoRIER-
NO CONTRARIO AL NACIONA
LISTA DE ANGORA

coNSTANTINoPIA, novicmbre
27.-Los peri6dicos turcos publican es-
ia noche importantes informaciones q,
fudican las recientes maniobras del ex
Sultan de Turquia para constituir I'M
gobierno contrario al nacionalista de
Mustafa Kemal.
segtin aseguran dichos periodicos Mo
hamed vi est& protegido por ell gobier
no de Inglaterra, el cual lie facilitara
recurs'os economicos
Ell ex Sultan acaba de nombrar al
doctor Rizatewfik, anteriormente di-
putado del Gran vizir en- Salonica, pa
ra que acaudille Ell nuevo movimiento
a fin de lumbar ell gobierno kema,ista.
Los periodicos de Angora, con este
nlotivo, publican energicos articulos
contra Ell gobierno de Inglaterra, a
quien tildan de hipocrita Y de intri-
gante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28

una ordenanza autorizando ln arhitrio
Q contribution especial cada auintal
de azucar de cana que Sc produzca en-
Ia Municipalidad de Fajardo, 2. r., fl.
jando penalidad por cada infraccion v
para otros fines;
w. Que posteriormente a la fecha
arribs indicada, 81 Municipio de raiar-
&c radico Ell la secretaria del Conseio
Executive de Puerto Rico copias de La
ordenanza arriba citada, para ell estu-
dio v aprobacion de dicho Conseio, de
acuerdo con 10 dispuesto en- eI inciso
cuarto del Art. 26 enmendado de Ia
ley Municipal aprobada Ell 1919 por
la Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
Rico;
W Que en- IA de septiembre de
1922, previa notification al efecto. ell
Municipio de Fajardo concurri6 a un
hearing publco celebrado por an
te el mencionado Consejo para sosterer
Y discutir la legalidad, necesidad v
convenience de la ordenanza arriba ex
presada; y asi en- dicho clearing" v
otros hearings subsiguientes para
el mismO fin discuti6 sostuvo la re-
ferida Ordenanza contra impugnadores
que tambien comprehension ante dicho
.cOnsejo;
VI Que este asunto ha sido final
mente sOmetidO briefs de ambas
parties, Y actualmcnte pende de deci-
sion final de aprobaci6n no aproba-
ci6n de dicha ordenanza por ei Conse-.
jo Executive de Puerto Rico;
VII Que cl Art 2s enmendado de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
Ell Tesorero ha
anunciado que
sale Ell jueUespa-
ra los EE. UU.
Sc asegura que el CObernadOr
tambien embarca en- Ia pro-
xima Semana

E1 Tesorero de Puerto Rico ha ant1-
ciado que embarcara para los Estados
Unidos el pr6ximo jueves, con Ell pro-
posito de asistir una importante asam
b,ea de caracter financiero que tendra
lugar ALI oportunamente.
Como continuation una nDticia que
nos habian dado hace dfas en- ell senti-
do de que Mr.. Reilly habia puesto I'm
cablegralna su familia que Sc halla
en- Ell Norte, diciendo.e embarcara para
Puerto Rico, podemos informar que la
impression obtenida aver por IN repor-
telNo nuestro en- la Fortaloza. es de que
el Gobernador espera Ell regreso. de sus
familiares para luego embarcar 81 pa
ra los Estados Unidos.
En- su pucsto quedara, segdn SO aso-
gura, ell comisionado del Interior senior
Wilson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28

Ia Ley Municipal arrobada en- 1919
por Ia Asamblea Legislative de Puer-
to Rico, en- todo en- cuanto Sc refiere
Gar Intervention al Consejo Executive
de Puerto Rico en- la aprobacion de las
ordenanzas municipales, es anticonsti-
tucional, poruue clio envueIve una dele
gacion de poderes legis,ativos judi
cialsB al poder ejecutivo, 10 cual esta
expresamente repudtado pcr la letra y
el espfritu &. pravalece EN- Ia Constitu-
cton de los Estados Unidos de Ameri
ca, por scr contrario al principle fun
damental Ell 81 derecho constitutional
americana de Ia division de podereE:
VIII Que la Intervention del Con
seio Executive de Puerto Rico en- eli
estudio aprobaci6n de la mencionada
ordenanza interrumpe infrinje ell de
recho de la Asamblea Municipal de Fa-
jardo legislar de acuerdo con la ley
probable no aproLacion por dicho Con-
sejo de Ia mencionada ordenanza per
judicarfa grandemente al Municipio de
Fajardo en- su derecho estatutorio a
imponer contribuciones arbitrios, '
de esta manera iesionaria fuertemente
los intereses pGblicos municipales en- Fa
jardo, p. r.; 81
PoR ESTAS RAzoNEs: la parte
querellante en- este case respetuosamcn
te solicita de esta Hon. Corte que en-
su dia, previos los tr&mites Iegales CO.
rrespondientes, Sc sirva expedir un
nandamiento de injunction dirigido
a. Consejo Ejecutivo de Puerto Rico,
iequiriendole que Sc abstenga de Sc
guir interviniendo en- la consideration
de la ordenanza arriba refsrida, re-
gniri6ndole al mismo tempo Que Sc abs
tenga de aprobar desaprobar dfcha
ordenanza; y solicita ademas la parte
querellante que 50 sirva esta Hon. Cor
te declarar anticonstitucional la men
cionada Ley Municipal en- 10 referente
dar intervention al Consejc Ejecuti-
70 de Puerto Rico en- Ia aprobacion o
desarrcbacion de las ordenanzas munici
psles.
San Juan, P. B., . 81 de Nov. de 1922.
Respetuosamente,
Bolivar PAGAN,
Abcgado del Querel.arte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
LA CoNFERENCIA DE LAUSANNE
LLEGARA HOY AL PUNTO MAS
CRITTCO.

LAUSANNE, noviembre 27.- La
conferencia de "a paz llegara su pun
to mas crftico ma1ana (hoy) cuando Ell
Comite politico de la misma de princi
pio las discusiones references las
fronteras del sur de Asia. asuntb que
envuelve asfmismo e. mandate franco
britannica en- Mesopotamia y Siaria. asi
como todo Ell problema del Asia Me-
nor incluyendo las regSpnes petrolife-
ras del Mosul.
Despu6s de un iapso de doce dias en-
que las delegaciones aliadas habian
realizado todo g6nero de esfuerzos
para descartar ell problema de los po-
dos petroliferos, Sc acord6 anoche, des
pu6s dc una extensa reunion de los je-
fes de .as misiones aliadas, traer dis
custom dicho asunto, va que el gobier-
no de Turquia Sc dispone a utilizar ell
Mosul como una fuerza importante pa
ra ell reconocimiento de posteriores re-
ciamacloneS.
La prensa de csta ciudad especial
mente ell importante peri6dico 'El
SOL pone de relieve ell hecho de que
81 las discusiones references a las cues
tiones de Asia Menor son sorteadas
con habilidad 6xito por los Aliados.
e.lo signifcaria, dc por 81, un paso
muy importante hacia la termination
de la conferencia.
De todos modos Ell deadlock no
Sc ha declarado formalmente nj en- las
discusiones publicas de la conferencia
nj en- 'os c6nclaves privados de las Co
misiones, por 10 cual Sc aguarda con
optimismo que en- las discusiones que
daran comienzo msfiana no pcurrira
incidente alguno digno de menci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
El proyectO para Ia sub
venci6n de la marina
mercante estd pendien-
te de un' hlo
Omitted Press, via All America cabIesy

y
WASHINGTON, noviembre 27.-En
los circll,os politicos comienza ha sur
gir terAores de que varios senadores
Republicanos, del grupo de los radical
les, tienen ell proposito de no acudir o.
microbes pr6ximo a la session en- que
sera puesto a /votaci6n ell prcyecto de
la Administration para el subsidio de-
la marina mercante, pues preferen ea-
tar ausentes antes que votar p1blica~
mente en- contra del presidente Hard
ing. &
Aunque los lideres Repubhcanos del
Congreso tienen la seguridad de que
el referi6o preyecto sera finalmente
aprobado en- e. Senado, existe, no obs
tante. intense pesimismo en- las flas
de los grupos afectos a la Admins
TRACTION, puesto que existe la seguridad
de que varios Senadores Republicanos,
detendran su acci6n para hacer honor
a los compromises contraidos con los
dem6cratas. /
Ell senador Lafol,ete, iefe de los pro
gresistas. al hablar esta tarde acerca
ae las dudas references la adopci6n
del proyecto ha dicho que, a pesar del
optimismp que refeian los lideres repu
blicanos, el indicado proyecto para ell
subsidio esta pendiendo de un fragiI
hilo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28

A la Hon. corte:-
Comparece ahora la parte querellante
arriba expresada, representada por su
abogado Bolivar Pagan, y respetuosa.
Eente expone v alega:
L. Que Ell Municipio de Fajardo
Puerto Rico, es una corporation muni-
cipal pnblica, legalmente constitufda.
organizada v en- funciones on Fajardo
Puerto Rico; v que Juan Robes Jr. Is
el Comisionado de servicio Publico. Po
licia y Prisiones de Fajardo, P. r.. le-
galmente electo constituido = en- fun
clones de este cargo;
H. que Ell querelIado es nm cuerno
Official del Gobierno Insular de Puerto
Rico, legslmente constituido, organiza-
Dc en- funciones en- San Juan, Pusr-
TO Rico, compuesto por las personas
arriba expresadas. v con capacidad le-
gal para demandar ser demandado: !:
ILL., Que en- session extraordinaria
oelebrada por Ia Asamblea Municipal
de Fajardc, P. B., el II de sgosto de
1922, fu6 aprobada pcr unanimsdad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
Ell INJUNCTION CONTRA DEL
MUNIcIPIo DE cAGUAs DEcLARA-
DO SIN LUGAR

Aver tarde Sc vic ante la Corte Fe-
deral es recursO de Injunction, in
terpuesto por don A. Velez Alvarado
en- contra del municipio de Caguas, So
icitando que este Sc abstuviera de en-
tregar a nadie los bonos municipales
Gel emprestito que hubo de concertar,
hasta tanto no Sc arreglaran ciertas
cuentas pendientes entire dicho muni-
cipio y una corporation bancaria de .os
Estados Unidos que representa- ell sr.
aJelez Alvarado.
FL juez odlin desestimo la soIcitud
establecida, alegando que dicha corte
no tenia Jurisdiction para entender en-
csc asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
Las tropas del EstadO
Libre irlandes han reci-
bidO 6rdenes de captu-
rar a de Valera
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DUBLIN, nbviembre 27-TIa ciu-
dad SO halla conmovida por la ejecu-
ci6n de Erskine Chi,ders uno DE los
jefes del movimiento rebelde secre-
tario particular del lider Eamon de va
lera
Ell fusilamiento de Childers ha demos
tfado Ia intenci6n del gobierno de cas-
tigar seyeramente a los culpables dc
Ia actual situaci6n poIitica, por la que
dc3orosamente atraviesa el pals.
EI gobierno del Estado Idbre ha de-
claradc Que no obstante su deseo de
reprimit la revoluci6n por los medios
qns .dicta la civilizaci6n, Sc ha visto
obligado adoptar actitudes radicales.
l'evadU = clio por los dltimos v barba-
ros procedimientos puestos on practica
por los insurrectos
I'm boletin Official que sc ha publica-
do esta mafana sc. avisa las tropas
que deben emprcnder en- seguida las
necesarias medidas para capturar Ea
mon de Valera, lider m$ximo de los
xebeldes.
Ell boletin dice Due para las diligen-
cias de la captura, no importa que Sc
sfectden las operaciones mas ala de
los limites que impone la civilization.
Z II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
Los GEN1os MoDERNos

Los peri6dtcos del Continente consa-
gran pAgtnas enteras los experimen-
tcs radio-telegrafcos del sabio hombre
de ciencias Lee De Forest, una de las
fguras de mayor relieve de nrestra cpo
ca, qus ha dedicado sus vastos conoci-
mientos Al perfeccionamiento y genera
lizaci6n del grandicso invento de Mar
conf.
A De Forest debemos Ia populsriza-
ci6n que ha a.canzad0 en- nuestros dias