davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Mergenthaler, $50.

Mergenthaler at $50 furnished the
greater part of the business on to-
DAYS session. chiefly in tcu-share lots.
Boston is reported as buying.
Washington Railway and Electric
shares were entirely nominal. 5jl4
n.d and J52s asked for the common
shares, and 1864 bid and IS asked for
The preferred.
Other than as named. the chief
business on change was in bonds,
,iaS 5s selling at 95l.. Capital Trac-
fion IS at 90 and Potomac Electric
:rencral nortgagt. rs IL InUi.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
Federal Bank stock S2O9-S:lo.

After the call today, two odd lots
of Federal National Bank stock sold
on the local stock Exchange. The nrSt
al S3IO and the second at $2o9 a share
The last previous sale of the stock,
tutedatinS the merger announcement
with the American National Bank.
was at $3.50. although the bid price
after the sale mentioned was adVanc-
ed to SiS5.
Today's sales show an appreciation
of practically - points, for which
credit at least to 80 per cent may he
given to the merger If the stock
stays at S20n 4 share or better after
the merge, and there seems to be no
reason why it should not. the 20 per
cent stock increase by the Federal
National should net the holders better
than the prices of today's sales.
Evening star., 1922-10-18
MERCY REPORTS
GAIN IN EARNINGS
Net Increase for Year to Sep
tember 80, S2,304,771.
Federal Bank. S21O.
Hi 1, \. FLEMING.

Merger jla!pr'S earnings Tor the year
ar, holding al an even better rate OF
i,.crea-,, than they did last year. In
ihes. figures are the warrant for the
biIr advance III the stock that has
carried il from the 1905 up to $50 d
share.
While it l. possible that the theory
,f an extra Christmas Distribution
might be made from the big earnings,
the advance was more probably pred
lrated ON tn" near approach OF the
lime when the stock Will so on
permanently higher dividend basis. The
stock now pays 10 per cent and II may
pass that il will be on Il L. per cent
basis. This is believed by those close
40 the inside TO he the desire OF the
president of the corporation
With such an intent, local holders
do not believe that AN extra dlSri-
button VIII he ordered at the next
dividend meeting which will be held
in November.
Boston has been a large buyer of
the stock lately and many holders OF
shares acquired in the Sl2O's-30S,
vance 10 take their profits.
For the year ended September 30
1922, the net gain in earnings was
81 3Ui 17l.2. ihIS in turn was Slle.-
S15.S9 greater than the net earnings
at the close of September, 1927.
There are outstanding Sl2.Soo'ooo
Linotype StoCk-one kind-with no
bond issue ahead of the shares
The Lanston Co, which is reported
ness. has 100000 stock and no
tSr1nlinSr
Evening star., 1922-10-18
New York Clearings.

Yesterday was high day for the
,rtr to date in the clcaringS of New
York city. when total of Sl."oo,o o,ooo'-
Goo in items were cleared.
The record clearings for New YORK
city WAS made January ;. 1921, when
they totalcd .423.063.1SS. Chicago
bank clcarings increased S36."oo yes
TartI;iv. and Philadelphia. S"0.oUs,Ooo.
Washington clearings were very
heavy.
In all Great Britain has paid more
than $3.50 G"n, 600 on her debt To the
United States. ON account OF prIncipaI
and interest as follows: Interest on
,dyarcr,. rIutifr liberty loan and Pitt
mar. acts. paid November /. lS2l,
s"47S446A5; interest paid October Ia.
1877 $50 GO0 900: r-paym"nts of prln-
t.ipir OF Pittman act. $Sl.0ou.cpo: m
trr,st under Fittnan act since No
yrmber 1871 S@iin. .0Og
Evening star., 1922-10-18
STOCKS.
Dy-DT VI Iru,IY IrrU

American Tel. and Telga....... ia -.
American Tel. and Telga. Rrs. 4
Capital Traction .......-....-. 102Is 102
Washington Gas. ............. s5S 5g
Norfolk and Wash. Steamboat. 199 oO5
WASH Rwy. and Elec. COM. 55l; 81
Wash. Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. 76s. IS
Terminal Taxi com. 10 80.
~ rfd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
BODY IN LAKE IS SEQUEL
TO WOMAN HEALER CASE
Man Missing After Inquiry Found
Dead In Michlaan

Chicago. Aug. 3o.--CBy 4. rN-
The BODY ot man in the CiGthing VI
which ~ police found n card bearing
the name of w w. Talcott. missing
since last Thursday. was taken from
Lake Michigan today. Tn'cott diSnn.
pearel following an Investigation of tha
teachings Of 4, J. Moore. lf.Styled
home healer, among whose Disciples
TalCOtt's Nifs was numbered
Tnlcott resigned from manufactur.
ing concern AID interested himself in
the prosecution ot Moore. WHO was tinel
500 In municipal court on charge
Of obtaining money from women fol.
lowers by deccrtion. Talcctt declared
his home llfo had h"cn ruined hv his
wife~ lcvction 70 Moo-c's teachings
ard her attendance at the Life Insti.
tute, founded by Moore.
Following the Moore trial. Talcott
instituted sanity prore edlngs agains, his
wife. but physicians declared her sane.
Taicott vanished TWO days later
An unsigned NOTATION on n slim 81
paper found on the clothing read as
follows: If YOU do not withdraw your
suit against Moore. evidence will be
brought against you from six years
ago"
The police were without information
on which to base an explanation Of tho
note.
Moore, when told Of the finding Of
Talcott's body, expressed surprise and
said: II never expected that it would
turn out that Talcott had committed
suicide. A. 70 motive. we'll there
was something long time back before
came 10 know him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
SENATOR JOHNSON
!, LEADING BY 1928
Says He Has Won Nomination.
Moore Declines to Admit
His Defeat
RETURNS ARE INCOMPLETE
By dsssetdted Press

San Francisco. Aug. 3N.-rnited
States Senator Hiram johnson con-
linued TO increase his lead over G. {.
Moore during the morning count Of yes
terday's voting in the race for the Re-
publican senatorial nomination. Thc
hgures from 2S43 precincts of the
states $685. are as follows:
johnson. 1872 .762 Moore $3.50.
All Of the incumbent Congressman who
bad contests In their districts nppar.
,ntly had safe margins for renomina-
lion.
Friend W. Richardson. State Treas.
trer. early today vas leading Governor
Stephens for the Republican gubcrna-
torial nomination. The latest count
gave Richardson 6S.224 and stephens
B7.90s. The figures were from 1904
precincts
On the Democratic ticket William J.
Pearson. 81 Los Angeles. was uncp.
posed for the Democratic nomination
Tor United States Senator. District
Attorney Thomas Lee Woorwine. of los
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
Peppers Proposal
May End Coal Strike
Continued from Page One

Continued from, Page One
up under the Borah Bill TOW pend.
ing IN n" Senate.
Meet Senator Pepper
Senator Pepper we're Mr. Warmer,
Ph!l!p Murrav. vice president Of the
United Mine Workers. They went At
the imitation Of Senator Pepper. and
the preliminary discussions in tho SEN
Htor's Office during the day caused the
widespread belief he had evolved q so
luton of tho hAri-Coal strike. Presi-
dent Harding was snid to have shared
ths optimism expressed on all sides.
The fact that the miners leaders hnd
ceased 70 participate in the converse.
tions and were doing while the two
Senators were with the operators left
no other impression than that some
issue had arisen at which the mine own.
ers were baking and that the negot!a.
t!ons had narrowed % question OF
their being won over to some propos!.
t!on TO which the miners had agreed or
which had been presented by them.
IN view Of the unqualified statements
hv miners epokcsmen, after Nr Levi.
had beon with senator Pepper for sev.
eral hours. that the strikers would nor
bulge from. thsi- stand or the arb!tra.
ton issue, and that II was Il -nCh on
which any conference. would split. "a.
belief was general that the operators
had agreed TO hack down on that pom,
70 end the strike and POSSIBLY 20 aver,
Government operation Of their proper
ties.
For Separate Commission
II was also agreed By the parted.
pants in the conference that separate
.Vy,fF Ii L
gate the anthracite industry. consider.
ing that i is conducted on an entirely
different basis and under diCerrn, con.
d!tions from the b'uminous INDUSTRY.
II was recognized that to attempt 10
apply the same principles 10 both in.
dustries. or submit recommendations
equally applicable to both, would De
too!hardv and only lead 10 confusion
and contention
: Senator Pepper rersona,lv agreed 10
assume responsibility for presenting this
viewpoint 70 President Harding and
Congressional leaders, and % devise a
plan for separate Investigations as in,
d"ated. This could BE- done, II was
suggested today. by an amendment 10
N" Bornh bill 70 provide for two presi.
Dental commissions instead OF one.
Mr.. Lewis went from Senator Peppers
once 70 conference with Secretary
/ Davis during the afternoon, and ns ne
returned to the Capitol for the meeting
with Mr.. Warrincr and Mr.. Richards,
he declared nothing definite" had come
Of the afternoon session.
As the conferences here had
beeN unable 10 :ot further than the ar.
/ D!tration question. it was taken tor
granted SOM means Of surmoun,!ng
mat obstacle had been evolved BY Sena.
TOY Pepper or there would have been no
Justification fo" the meetings in Wash.
!Ngton. As Administration leaders who
we're Eept advised by the Senator a. 10
progress ot new orrrturos instituted bv
him Wer" 50 GnConAonly oDtipiStr as
10 ais chanr"s OF success, the further
/ conclusion vas drawn be had an ad.
JuS'meHt suggestion acceptable 70 both
sides.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

the medical detachment. Those who
will remain include cavalrymen, ma
chine sunners and the York wagon
train. with camps at Nforganzn. Hol-
sopplc, Brownsville. Colver and Ebcns-
burg. The coal situation is cleared here.
military reports show, SO far as the
leading operators are concerned, In
this Immediate area the Cleveland
agreement terminated the strike in all
mines excepting those owned by the
Pittsburgh Coal Company. while In the
Central Pennsylvania district the Al.
toona agreement marked the close Of
where union men voted to stay out
when operators failed 10 respond, to
their invitation for a conference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
Angeles, had the lead for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor.


Columbia. s. c.. Aug. 3O.--(By a.
P.l-Forncr Governor Cole L. Bleass
had lead Of approximately $500 votes
today in his contest for Governor In
yesterdays Democratic primaries. on
the face OF returns from 1886 out Of
1900 precincts. 1t appeared certain,
however. that he would lack ma jor.
ity of the total vote cast and second
primary would be necessary on Sep
tembcr IL. The vote to date: Blease,
6oSO4 Thomas g. McLeon. a." !:
G.. X. Laney. 1s.O15 William Cole.
j. J. Cantey. 1164.
Indications were that the two women
candidates for superintendent Of cduca
ton werc unsuccessful. although Mrs.
BESSIE Rodgers Drake. Of Benncttsvile,
poleed -. $50 votes. J. n. Swear
ingen, the incumbent. was lending.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
PITTSBURGH COAL co.
SIGNS PE4CE PACT

Pittsburgh, Avg Cory \. P
The bIruminous coal strike in the Pits
hurgh district came 10 an end shortly
after noon today when the Pittsburgh
Coal Company, the largest commercial
producer Of ths region, signed an ngree
ment with district officers Of the United
Mine Workers. This company was the
last in the district n accept the union
terms under the Cleveland agreement.
The Pittsburgh Coal Company, per-
haps the largest bituminOus producer IN
tho country. has an annual capacity OF
"a 900 900 tons, and employs IN nor
maj times some 90, 900 workers.
Arrangements we're made !nlmc-
diately after the scale was signed 10
place in operation the Company's s mines
in the Pittsburgh district.
Cokeburg. Pa, Aug so. -(By A. p
While military headquarters here were
without ofic!al information today con.
cerning the withdrawal OF National
Guard forces from the Western Penn
sylvania coal strike field, as ordered by
Governor SprOul, the troops were jU.
biant and those ordered home were get.
ting ready to entrsin on Friday. The
oficial orders. IL was said, would be
sent to different camps just as soon as
they reach Colonel T.. J. Stackpole, Jr.,
comma nding the forces in, the field.
a majority of the soldiers ordered
home are from the 104th Cavalry the
Fifty second Machine Gun squadron,
headquarters troops. service troops and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

eye on the impromptu attorney. "You
cut of the rhetoric and the so.cslled
legal advice or. I'll fine you $40 and
send you to jnil, and"
The friend of Jacobson said he would
see that an appeal was taken.
Help Yourself" said the squire
they're all for doing that. but they
don't get anywhere.
Mrs. Ward Shcad. Of Ardmore. was
fined IS because lights on her car were
not working. She made no protest.
Sylvia Van Sharp. Fifty. second aud
Chancellor streets. who was summoned
because the license on the car was not
clean. was indignant.
MY car was clean and is always
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

clean" she said. why, the idea !!
Why
but that's not the idea" said the
squire. Your license tas could not
BE- read probably because It was covered,
probably tired looking. Clean cara are
all very good. but they must 20 matched
with clean tags. That makes for bar-
mony."
Miss sharp was fined IS.
She paid II with sort Of crisp
thank you."
Incidentally the squire started a
credit system today. Dr.. c. L..
Schults was summoned for having bad
tags. When told that the penalty would
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

Be 50 the doctor whisperoa
fdentially that he didn't nos. CO.
much coin Of the realm at that atn me,s =
That's oil right" said ~eat
send II to me when you set borat tsss,
You're all right" said tho dna.
~ wish they all thought a. or' ;,
cluded the squire. 'o' con.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
Yerkes Fines 80
IL, 81 Minutes

Contisued from Fase One
In some cases they had to reach for a
ten in addition to the Ave.
Has "Spunk" to Protest
Samuel Jacobson. Eighteenth and
Bcrks streets, was the only one of the
fifty present who refused to be rail-
roaded according to the usual Ycrkes
program. Ilc was summoned because
his front tags didn't show.
"My tags can be seen from any
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

CANADIAN DOLLAR At "a.
New York. Aug. 3O.-(By A M
The Canadian dollar touched ~. P:)s>
today for the first time since a. het
1915. The Canadian discount -nsttsqst,
been steadily decreasing for two re ,,e hss
because OF the import trade hi. months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

THE WOnLD BEFORE YOUR MIND
III. Editorial Pare ~ ths m0rninH pl Riar
LEroEr digests oyrry Vpporflnt subject thar
nsl ~ ~ h9, ness nrh should know.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
Una escuela para mendigos
otra para ladrones

e, de.echo de mendigar en- tai cual
secci6n de la ciudai. Pcr este derecho
los meodigos pagan una suma diaria a
Ia corporation, como una especie de pa
tente. Por las secciones mas rlcas me.
iores productoras Gle limosnas, Sc p.Sga
mas y por las mas pobres Sc paga me-
ros, como es justo.
Niag1n mendigo puede If solicitar
kmosna; Una seccion ore no ie CO
rrespcnds.
Por .a3 mejores secciones de Beelin
hay que pagars a la Corporation qui-
rientos msrcos al dia, (unos dos d6la
1es). Producer estas secciones ull pro.
medic de tres mil marcos 6iarios, .
sea unos dicz dolares.
Ell monte hahitual de una Emosna
es de cinco marcos, Pero los extran-
ieros menudp dan diez hasta vein
te marcos.
listed podra preguntarse que Sc en-
sefia en- esta escrela. Pues, todo el arte
de peiir, todo ell arte de conmover al
pr6jimo, desde la manera de mirar has
ia la de aproximarse al transeunte y
de hahlarle despertando su compassion.
Yo no lie estoy dando estos datos
con la idea. de entusiasmarlo para que
listed trate de ingresar en- esta escue
la, siao para mostrarle como todo, to-
CO, todc, en- esta vida hay que apren-
Gerlo. Hay. mil nsneras de hacerr cada
cosa pero siempre una es la mejor, Y
81 esta manera mejor quiere descuhrir-
la cada uno7 individuasmente lie cos
tara mas que 81 aprovecha Ia expe,
rjencia del pasado.
Innecessrio es decir que la policia
est& pe~siguiendo en- Berlin a. esta orga
rizacion porque la mendicidad es con
traria a la ley.
La policia de los Estados Unidos des
cubri6 no hsce mucho una escuela
cue ensefiaba por. correspondence el
srte de robar, de descerrajar cajas de
fcndo y de entrabarse subrepticialmen
te en- las casas.
va 10 We I'd. Hasta los mendigos y
los la.srones han llegado "a la conclu.
sion de que les convene estudiar Glen
tifcamente, por medic de metodos mo-
dernos, sus profesiones.
6Hs llegado usted Ia conclusion
Go que le convene estudiar su pro.
fesi6n honrada, cHalquiera que ella
sea?
Alamire CORONA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
Notas de la isla
Alamiro CORONA.

que consiste esta irreguIaridad? Cease
injusticia). 5Tendran los primeros mas
experiencia, mas conocimientos, mas
preparation acadenIca estaran- mejor
clasificados- que los segundos? No, de
ninguna manera, podriamos citar ca
SOS concretos para probar 10 contrar.o
en- cualquier momento precise En- la
mayoria de los casos los primeros son
profanos en- la profession, salvo digni-
simas excepciones.
ST este .privi egio desapareciera, nues
tro plan seria ideal y mo habria Ia me
nor duda de que sus resultados ser IN
sorprentVntesl
Corrijase este mai por quienes CO.
rresponda v Sc habra hecho una gran
obra ell favor de la educaci6n insular.
Leon CoRDERo.
cabo Rojo, dos de noviembre, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06

Conyenzase I'd: todo hay que apren
'cerlo, todo hay que estudiarlo en- este
Inundo. UGted podra nacer mas inteii-
gente que otros, con mayor facilidad
para aprender; pero no mace sabiendo
NADIA.
CadS dia nos sorprende la noticia de
-rr nueuo ramo que Sc ensefia en- forma
sistematica. con escuelas y profesores
programa Y diplomas. Universidades
norteafnericanas enseian Ell ofcio de la
vandersa y dan diplomas de lavandero.
Tamb;an tienen cursos de vendedor, in
cluso sendedor 6e trapes tras un mos
trader. Y dan los diplomas respectivos,
Hasta no hace mucho este aparecia
ridiculo. Creiamos que solo Sc debiera
dar titulos de abogado, ingeniero, den
tista, professor.
Y bien, hay ahora una nueva profe-
sion que Sc ensena en- una escuela y
rara Ia cual Sc dan diplomas. La pro
fesi6n de nendigo Pero 81. Es natu-
raj ST hay mendigos-1nendigo auto
rizados no autorizados Ipor que no
Sc l1a de ensefar como mendigar en- for
ma cientifica, con netodos modernos9
Para IL profession de vendedcr hay que
.estudiar sicologia. Para la profession de
1mendigo Sc necesita de, mayores mas
rrofrndus conocimientos de sicologia.
Sorprtndase I'd. ahora. Esta prime,
ra escuela de mendigos no. Sc ha crea-
do en- los Estados Unidos. donde Sc
cream todas las cosas raras. No. Sc ha
creada en- Alemania, en- Berlin. Al fin
y la postre, Alemania es Ia cuna de
Ia pesagogia moderna. Aha Sc ensena
tedo Ell forma precias y profundas. iPor
cue no Sc habria de enseiiar ALA la pro
fesi6n de la mendicidad?
Los mendigos de Berlin que existen
chora en- gran numero causa de la
robreaa posterior la guerra-se han
crganizado en- rna corporation v han
cresdo una escueia para mendigos, Sc
gun dice Ell ''Berliner Mittagzeitung'
Esta organization tiene su local pro
rio, su gerente, sus secretaries, todos
bien pagados
Como Sc prohibe en- Alen1ania pedir
limosnaS en- las Gales, Ia. corporation
falsifca hcencias y da carteles artis-
ticos 1ue levsn los mendigos sobre su
pecho para implorar la caridad pl-
blica.
La corporation ha dividido la ciudad
en- secciones y concede a sus miembros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
DEsDE cE1BA

sRIA. ANACARAEN COLON: Ea %
tcs dias marcha1a hacia Fajardc. con ei
fin de hacerse cargo del puesto de
Assistant postmaster de aquelia p9
biaci6n. la estimada srta. Ana Carmen
Colon.
Felicitamos al Sr. Pacheco Robert
por. la buena adquisicion que ha hes
cho, paes la Srta Colon conoce perfec
tamente todo 10 relacionado con Ell
cargo cue ocupara.
oBITo:- Haa dejado de existir en-
esta poblaci6n la que en- vida fue mo-
6elo dc virtudes cristianas doiia- Jua-
Da Montes de Plaza. esposa amantisi-
ma de nuestro particular amigo don
Onofre Plaza, alcaide de la carcel mu-
picipal.
La numerosa manifestation de due
10 que asisti6 al sepeho de su cadayer,
6emostlo Ell afecto sincere que habia
Conqnistado en- la poblaci6n esta ex.
celente sonora, cuya premature muerte
ha siae sentidisima.
En- el sitio de costumbre despidi6 el
duelo en- nombre de la administrator
municipal y partido socialista el sr.
Colon Gordiany, secretario municipal,
quien ouso de relieve las virtuaes elem
rlarisimas de Ia extinta como iel es-
rosa y amorosa madre.
Exteriorizsnos 81 sentinliento de nues
ira condolencia v pedimos al cielo re
signaci6n cristiana para sus apenados
deudos.
EN- LA CoRTE MUNICIPAL En-
una de las liltimas sesiones Sc vic 81
case contra Pedro Rios, por acOme.i-
miento aggression, habiendo sido se;.,
tenciado pagar diez d6lares de mul-
TIA
FRANK RIP.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
sAcANDo LAS cAsTAnAs

En- varias pob.aciones de. la isla las
.escuelas, estan siguiendo lel llannado
Plan Departmental. Sinceramente, no
sabemos de donde procede este nombre,
pero ST estamos seguros que ell Departa
mento de Educacion 10 aprueba y hasta
rreemos que en- muchas ocasiones 10
aconseja. Este Plan seguido concienzu
damente da magnifcos resultados y se-
gun nuestra humilde opinion es mucho
mejor que ell otro, profesionalmente ha-
! blando. En- el ,os maestros Sc pueden
especializar en- su asignatura favorita
v como consecuencia impartir mayor
cantidad de conocimientos, pueden en-
focar mayor cantidad de energias ha-
cia un mismo punto, y, sobre todo, pue
den seleccionar la asignatura para la
que mejor preparados Sc encuentren
ellos para ensefiar. De todas estas bon
dades que sefialamos salen benefciados
quienes deben salir, los nifos.
81 cambiamos ell punto de observa-
cion miramos e. Plan que nos ocupa
desde otro plano, inmediatamente 10
encontraremos injusto Y todo Ell mundo
sabe que las injusticias son podero-
sas incubadoras de desalientos y un
desalentado es un productor inferior a
otro que en- igualdad de condolences no
este en- similar estado de amino. De
esta injusticia salem perjudicados quie
mes no son responsables, los nifios
Nuestro natural criterio nos dice que
el precitado Plan es injusto, y mas atn,
que establece privilegios, 10 cual con-
dena la Constitution Americana
Aceptamos 10 de injusto porque STEM
pre- hemos creido que entire responsible
lidades iguales, no debe haber discre-
parcia en- remuneration en- Ell case
que nos ocupa las hay bastante noto-
rias
Los llamados Teachers of English =
reciben I'm sueldo de nOventa dcIares,
en- la actualidad, y los dernas maestros
que tienen tanto o mas trabajo e igual
responsabilidad, aunque no han tenido
tanta suerte como estos, solo reciben
I'm sueldo de setenta y dos d0lares. tEn