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tarlo.
Els verdad que Ia Ley habla de
traslado en- casos ospeciales Y este Sc
quiere interpreter como significando de
que el case concrete debe existir que
requiera ell traslado. En- ottas pala-
bras, que como la rutina ha sido TRAs
LADAR un Fiscal para que conozcs
de un case especial, el traslado SOLO
EXISTE cuando en- Ell sitio donde sc
traslada ell Fiscal exista un case espe
cial que deba el representa-. De, mode
que 81 ell case especial existe, precisa-
mente en- ell sitio donde ejerce Ell Fis
cal y que este por razones de orden
piiblico no debe no Quiere conocer,
carece Ell Attorney de facultades para
ordenar su- traslado. 81 aun no ha-
biendo ningiin case concrete la justicia
o la marcha de la administration del
Departamento exige i'm traslado de va
rios Fiscales, un intercambio de Fisca
les, tampoco podria hacerse.
I Lease raz6n especial donde dice ca
SO especial, Ell conficto desaparecera.
Y ell case la razon especial puede
existir, 10 mismo para que Ell Fiscal
Sc fraslade para actuar o conocer de
determinado asunto por determinado
tempo de todos los asuntos de un dis
trito distinto del suyo, que para que
Sc abstenga en- un case especial por
IN tempo dado de conocer y actuar en-
los asuntos de un distrito. La conside-
raci6n suprema en- cualquier case es
ell alcance que la medida pueda tener
para el orden la morali1ad publica.
Y per encima de los intereses de la CO
munidad no pueden nj deben de estar
meros tecnicismos, so pena de que ellos
lleguen a envolvernos de tai manera
que perdamos la nocion de las ver3ades
fundamentals en- materia de gobierro
que mientras los poderes constitui0os
discuten estas diversas cuestiones tecni
cas-. los errores o absurdos de los fun
cionarios pIblicos. traiga una irremedia
Bile desmorahzaci6n Ell Ell pueblo y
cuando descubramos la verdad y Ia ra
z6n, descuhriremos tambien que cs tar
de para hacerla sentir a I'm pueblo que
nj la desea nj le hace. falta por no
disfrutar de ella en- largo tempo. Y no
olvidemos que todo pueblo ticae el go
bierno que por sus virtudes civicas, el
mismo tolera organiza.
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HA SIDO REFoRZADA LA
GUARDIA DEL PALACIO REAL

BELGRADE, JUNO ga pesar de las
rigurosas precauciones kioptadas por
las autoridades tanto militares como
civiles, esta mahana ha ocurrido aqui
un grave motin comunista, que cause
extraordinaria alarma publica.
La policia montada acudio Immediate
mente al sitio de los hechos, empren-
diendo una violenta carga contra los
amotinados, muchos de los cuales re-
cibieron impCrtantes heridas.
Fueron arrestados cincuenta indivi-
duos promotores del desorden.
Con este motive v debido la grave
dad que parecen presentar los aconte
cimientos, Sc ha reforzado la guardia
del Palacio Real, fin de evitar cual
quier atentado contra ell Rey.
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A peSar de tOdO Sc produce I'm
y dtUntadO COnlunlSta
UNITED PRESS
(Via IAN america Cables"

BELGRADE, JUNO 8.-Hoy es el dia
sefalado para efectuarse la boda del
rey Alexandra con la bella joven
princesa Maria de Rumania. Desde las
primeras horas de la maiiana de hoy,
Ia ciudad ofrece un aspecto pintoresco
y atrayente, pues son miles los foras-
teros que llegan constantemente para
presenciar la rumbosa ceremonial. Ell ge-
neral Yudinoff, jefe del Estado Mayor
del ejercito, es ell encargado de velac
por Ell mantenimiento del order publ
co, habiendo dado las necesarias 6rde
mes para que refuercen las guarniciones
Y Sc aumente el numero de policias que
recorren las Gales Y los estableciynien.
tos pnblicos con Ell fin de arYestar q
cualquier elemento que parezca sospe-
chose.
AunQue las autoridades desmienten
la existencia de un complot para ase-
sinar los desposados, las ordenes da.
das, son, sin embargo, muv radicales.
Sc teme un ataque de los elementos
descontentos de Checcoeslovakia algu-
nos de los que han sido arrestados por
la policia por nevar rifles y plstolas.
Otros fueron expulsados pero solamen
te por recaer sobre ellos sospechas, pue3
to que Ell realidad de verdad Ell orden
en- la capital continla inalterable y
mno han ocurrido siquiera discusiones
que puedan interpretarse como precur
soras de motines desordenes.
setenta y cinco mil visitantes Sc ha-
Ian en- la capital hasta la hora en- que
es trasmitido ell presente despacho, pc
70 ese numero sera por 10 menos tripli
cado en- cuanto lleguen los visitantes
de Rumania que Sc esperan esta tarde.
Las multitudes comienzan a tomar
sus sitios en- ell trayecto que recorera
la comitiva nupcial Tropas armadas del
ejercito la policia con bayonetas ca
ladas escoltaran los novios. Diez rail
soldados en- traje de gala haran los
A honcres militares
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M. PARMENTIER EXPONE LAS
IDEAS DEL GOBIERNO FRAN
CES EN- Ell SUPUESTo DE QUE
SEAN REDUCIDAS LAS. IN
DEMNIZACIONES

PARIS, JUNO 8.-M. Parmentier,
quien presidira la delegation francesa
que saldra muy pronto para Washing
ton con ell fin de discutir la liquidacion
de las deudas con Estados Unidos, de-
clar6 que 81 ell Comite de Indemniza
clones reduce ell pago de 6stas, Fran
cia no podra pagar sus deudas Norte
America, debido que ell gobierno fran
ces esperaba los pagos que lie hiciera
Alemania para trasmitirlos a Estados
Unidos.
Con esta perspective, dijo Ell senior
Parmentier, es probable que Sc aplacen
nuevamente la salida v las converse
clones de los representatives franceses
a Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-09
UNA NOTA OFFICIAL DE MEJI
CO A PROPoSITO DE LA
REVOLUTION

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO Sci
Ministro de la Guerra ha dado a la pu-
blicidad una nota Official, en- la que de-
clara que los soldados revolucionarios
han recibido una gran derrota y que
las operaciones militares contra esas
partidas continlan activamente y que
va las mismas, durante las Iltinias cua
renta ocho horas, han sido diezmadas
por la artilleria.
En- dicho parte Official ell Ministro de
la Guerra afrma que la pretendida re-
voluci6n ha conclude con el triunfo
definitivo de las armas federales.
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po1NcARE A BURDEos

PARIS, JUNO 8.-Esta noche saldrd
para Burdeos M. Raymond Poincar6,
Quien ha sido invitado para presidir
el solemne acto de la Inauguration del
monumento erigido ALI en- memoria del
insigne orador revolucionario Leon Gam
BETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-09
SALIERON PARA RIO DE IA
NERO LOS AVIADORES
PORTUGUESES

PERNAMBUCo, JUNO g.. Los avia-
1ores portugueses han salido hoy con
direction Rio de Janeiro. Los intre-
pidos aeronautas llegaran por la tarde
a Bahia, desde cuyo punto, que constitu
We la primera etapa de su viaje, segui-
ran para la capital del Brasil, donde
son aguardados con mucho entusiasmo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-09
LA BoDA DEL REY
DE YUGESLAVIA

BELGRADE, JUNO s.-El rey Ale
iandro de Yugoeslavia contrajo matri
monio esta tarde en- presencia del rey
Fernando Y la reina Maria de Rumania
dad practica, pero Ell que mas ha liama
do la atenci6n es un enorrne collar
cargado de grandes brillantes, que es
Din regalo personal del rey Jorge de
Inglaterra.
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ULTIMA HoRA

Sc vende Ell ganado Y enseres Gle una
lecheria. 125 vacas escogidas horras y
paridas. 25 novillas selecciouadas. so
terneros. Tambi6n so bueyes j6venes Sc
interesa en- uno dos Totes. Para in
formes, BOX 4s2, san Juan. Advt.
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Ell, PARLAMENTo GRECO DA
I'm VOTO DE CONFIANZA a.
nj. STRATOS

LoNDRES, JUNO s-''The Times"
ha recibido un despacho de Atenas en-
el que consigna la noticia de que Ia
camara de Diputados griega, en- su Sc
sion celebrada aver, di6 un voto de
confanza al gobierno que preside M
Stratos.
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Las deudas aliadas pa
ra pagar los bOnos a
los sOldadOs

WASHINGTON, JUNO S.-Un grupo
de financieros declare ante ell Comite
del Senado que su creencia es qGe los
intereses que deberan pagar as Ia
cicnes aliadas a Estados Unia ns ior
concepto de deudas de guerra podrian
usarse para la bonifcaci6n dc los SOL
dados.
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LA COSECHA DE TRIGO EN-
ESTADOS UNIDOS

. CHICAGO, JUNO S.-De acuerdo con
las estadisticas oficiales publicadas por
los expertos del Departamento de Agri-
cultura, la cosecha de trigo durante ell
pr6ximo invierno assemble a seiscientos
millones de fanegas.
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UN MENSAJE DEL REY DE
TTAT,IA

ROMA, JUNO s.-El rey Victor Ma
nuel dirigi6 un mensaje de congratula
ci6n al rey Alejandro de Yugoeslavia
con motive de sus bodas que Sc efectua
ron esta tarde.
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Ell vApoR sscARNA

Los sefiores Sues. de L. villami'
Y Co. = nos participant que Ell vapor
holandes 'Carna sali6 de Amsterdam
81 dfa 8 del actual con rumbo a San
Juan.
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Ell PREFECTO DE BoLoNIA
A PALERMO

ROMA, JUNO s.-Por orden del 60
bierno, ell Prefecto de Bolonia ha sido
trasladado Palermo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-09

LA POLICIA MONTADA DIS
PERSA A. LOS COMUNISTAS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
LIVE AND LET LIVE.

We are all set down here together and must
make the best of it, Rich and poor, capitalist ana
laborer Catholic and Protestant, republican and
democrat; every shade and color of opinion and
condition are here If we to fight forever for
unfair advantage, to destroy each other, II
amounts almost TO civil war.
Sensible people want only what is justly theirs
They wish only protection in the possession of their
property their rights and their opinions. They
concede a like protection to every one else. We
must make this concession in self-defense. II we
make the property the opinions of others unsafe,
we jeopardze our own, for it then becomes case
of the strong expressing the weak and when one
stronger than ourselves appears our rights are gone
There are many points of conflicting interests.
A spirit of give-and-tak should deal with these
situations. We should desire neither 1.-The best of
Il" or 1.-THE worst of it." federation and fairness
are superlative human virtues. After lifetime oil
effort in their cultivation, we will find much lett
to be desired in our efforts toward perfection.
But we also have many things in common There
are many more points of mutual advantage than OF
antagonism Our spirit of cooperation should never
fail u.s. In 1t we will find both joy and benefit
No one should allow an attitude of mind toward an
antagonist which will prevent cooperation upon
points OF mutual advantage. Any other attitude
liz suicidal and character destroying in its effect
.Do unto others as we would have them dc
unto u.s. may we'll be held before our eyes as a
daily motto. Dyspepsia and insomnia never follow
the application of this rule
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
THE AMERICAN GIRL FOREVER.

Europe has long viewed with envious eye and
covetous soul Americas resources. The United
States has been the land favored of the gods,
blessed with everything that the old countries
lacked-money. food. natural resources. Now 1t is
suddenly discovered that your Uncle Sam has sur
plus bachelors and Europe wants bachelors.
In France alone has been prominently pointed
out several times since the war, there four
women to every three men, One women in every
four, it seems is condemned to life as splnster,
and France to dearth Of children in the next gen.
Grafton.
France points to her superfluous women with a
pathetic pride. She invites American bachelors to
come and marry them. For France. always
gallant, is too chvalrous publicly to advocate the
expectation OF her superfuous women, is now
the practice In other countries where the
dition prevails. She would have the man come to
the women in this extremity, just he would in
normal times and circumstances. So France is tell
ing us what fine wives the French women make
what models they housekeepers.
True enough, but whom among superfluous
men shall America export to France. along without
And who shall do the picking. and the packing?
And how long would they stay exported even In
beautiful France? Which leads to the question
Shall the superfluous bachelors have anything to
say about the matter? If they do, would they sub
nit to expectation at al?
All Of which, of course, was quite clear from the
beginning. is purposey turning our heads away
from the perfectly obvious stumbling block in the
path Of the whole project-the American woman
Our men like her too well to desert her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
EDITORIAL OF THE DAY
SOUTHERN CLOUDS ARE LIFTING.
(From the Atlanta Constitution

(From the Atlanta Consttutton.)
Upon every hand are to be unmistakable
industrial inertia, that has darkened the business
armament during the last year. is lifting. and that
gloom and disbursement everywhere throughout
the country giving way to spirit Of optimism,
confidence and cheer.
While in Atlanta a few days ago the federal d.
rector general of railroads declared in interview
that the carrier lines Of the country "just now
is no doubt that conditions are improving in all
commercial lines"
Concurrenty, the superintendent Of the Georgia
state banking department said upon his return
from an extensive tour Of the coastal plains section
Of Georgia that the farmers Of the southern part
of this state in "fne spirits, with fine crops
at good prices in prospect. and that conditions
generally Took better by from rs to 80 per cent
than they did six months ago"
| The unprecedented activities in building espe-
ciay in the building Of homes, that have featured
the last few months. bespeak fundamental.
so.nd and healthful condition OF society especially
in view of the fact that the home building opera
tons mainly toward the construction of homes
for people Of moderate income.
! Banks, real estate operators building inaterfa
dealers--all are cooperating toward its success
and its effect is already being felt by the whole
country.
The action taken recently by the lumber manu-
featuring interests Of the south to encourage thu
ome-buildng movement; crop reports. showing
splendid prospects of bumper yields for 1922. will
indications all pointing to profitable prices; thu
successful completion Of the work of organizing thu
cotton growers Of the various southern states Int
cooperative marketing associations, tnsuring tn
producers fair margin of profit on their crops
all point to better times ahead. especially Tor tn
, SOUTH and to condition of unalloyed prosperity Il
all lines OF commercial and businfrs activity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
TWO KINDS OF INDEPENDENTS.

Our yellow dog republican contemporaries are
against any fusion between the democrats and In
dependent republicans Yes stree! Make 'em vote
one ticket or the other straight. No compromise
quarter; no nothing!
If men who are republican in their tendencies,
hut who cannot tolerate the stand-pat republican
methods. wish to organize themselves temporarily
into an Independent republican movement why
should they not be permitted to do so? That is
their privilege, whatever their motive may be- They
certainly can make conditions no worse by such n
method.
When 1t comes to the matter of fusion ticket,
the democrats have a heavy responsibility They
should accept no one on a fusion ticket who would
be dscredt to it. There has been altogether to
much of a tendency to accept any candidate. re-
gardless of character. IL it would bring with it some
republican votes This towers the standards until
people can not clearly any distinction between
democratic purposes and those of the republican
machine
A democratic victory in New Mexico must be
based upon political morality. There must be that
which appeals to the conscience of the thoughtful
ana Independent voter. Mere scheming and swap
ping tends to weaken the faith of the public.
There are so-caled independent republicans who
give evidences that better condition OF govern
ment is their goal. They simply seek to put to-
gether compact organization which they can de-
liver to one party or the other, on such terms as
the leaders may please. races On Ihe lchet III
these leaders is usually what is sought. They de-
rnand no commitment to any program Of state bet
terment as condition of their allegiance to either
party.
Any independent movement which has such
purpose behind it is unworthy. 1t is merely plar
to club the parties into doing its bidding Acquies
cence in such hold-up should not be tolerated L
is a means whereby a minority coerces a majority
Both parties should turn down" such overtures ant
leave these leaders high and dry
But there is very large and growing indepen
dent element in the state which has selfish pur
pose In its activities. 1t desires to be useful in aid
ing the people of New Mexico in achieving bette
government. 1t desires program OF progress which
will appeal to 1t as and just
This latter element is far numerous thai
the former. It is far better political practice, a
well as higher type of political morality for tn
democratic party to so conduct itself to appea
to this latter class.
II the democratic party wishes victory this fal
the field a ticket OF salwart men and capable WON
en-. whose personalities and records will make a.
appeal to the lovers Of good government. 1t mus
put out platform containing program which wi
offer relief to the people and promise day @
greater justice in New Mexico.
In this way and in this way only can that part
Gather to itself the strength to win and still be 1
uosition where its constituents do not tie the hand
~ the officials who elected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
VERSE OF TODAY
THE LITTLE ROAD.

Did you ever notice little road
That you didn't wonder where 1t led?
Whether-after the COOL green wood
1t CHANGED the dell where your dream house
stood?
MISUNDERSTANDING dusty and rough.
1t keeps up the pretense just long enough
To tire those who haven't the clew,
And leave the adventure-and end-to your
Maybe it leaves the highway to follow
Up, swoopng up like the flight of swallow
Till valley and town lie dim below.
And Time flies far the winds that blow,
There you may find nook for your dreaming,
Seeming,
Just planned for you from the Edenglow.
So the little road cries to me: Follow, follow.
Maybe you'll find that your dreams are hollow.
Maybe you'll see--but follow, follow,
Come with the faith of the homing swallow,
Or, to your death, you will never know"
ELLEN Morrill, Mills in Lyric West
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
CRISP PARAGRAPHS

CAN KEEP HIS FEET COOL ALL RIGHT.
The police official who advises the householder
to keep cool when he hears the burglar downstairs
must be optimist.-Boston Transcript.
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WHADDYA MEAN "ENJOYING?"
We're in favor of leaving the screens in the soft
drink places. Who wants to be enjoying a
soft drink ?--Buffalo Express
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IN STORY IN PEACE CONFERENCE
Up to the hour Of going to press. Genoa was
still chiefly conspicuous the birthplace of Chris
topher Observation-Disclosures Age-Herald.
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BOY, PAGE WAYNE B. WHEELERi
When the citizens have to take to the hills In
the flood the water is overacting its ancient
role chaser-Chicago News.
q
TOO RAW FOR Us TO SWALLOW.
"Ectopasm," says Conan Doyle, sis the ma
terial of psychic Phenomena" here Is general agree
ment that 1t Is raw.-Pttsburg Gazette-Times
BE CULTIVATED TASTE" WITH THEM.
II the Irish would try peace. they might like
Iit.-Greenville Piedmont
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
EDUCATION OF WOMEN VOTERS.

Leaders in the organizations devoted to the in
ferests of women very wisely realize that the ma
3orfty of women must be taught the principles Of
government II they are to be expected to use In
fclligentIy the franchise which this year is new 10
50 many Of them
In addition to the work of womens clubs of
x. rfous kinds partisan leagues for instruction
~ political civic and economic subjects have been
for,ned and the interest which so many women
~ taking in the work of the organizations promises
much for the future.
II may be argued that 1t will be practically I'm
POSSIBLE to keep partisan feeling out OF such an
organization, but II the persons IN charge OF the
ws,rk OF instruction tactful there is no reason
Nshv party issues 80 ud be injected in the study
30Iasses OF lectures.
N Women's clubs did much toward bringing ma
f1onal suffrage. and they have given large numbers
X " women a higher estimate Of their own value t.
the community In which they live and to the stat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07

The Park Ave. News.
Weather. Fearse.
The Invisibles met out in the
park for practice after skool last
Wensday but they were prevented
on account of nobody having
brawt a bat and nobody having
brawt q ball.
Sissiety. Miss Maud Jonson bet
Mr.. Artie Alexander a cent that
there was ms in onion, and wen
they looked it up in her fathers
dictionary she refused to pay,
saying 1t is wicked to bet.
Pome by Skinny Martin.
MUSIC
l hate and dispize my piano lessin
And / get mad every time / take
it,
o music Is a lovely sound
Wen other people make it.
Things You Awt to Know. 1t
takes yeers in coolidge to be a
doctor and then you haff to get
up out of bed all hours Of the
mite.
Intristing Facks About Intrlst-
ing People. Sam Cross says his
baby sister Udeen is getting better
looking, Sam saying that's the ony
possible way for her to get.
Lost and Found. Lost-Valu.
BILE papers inclooding 81 cigarret
cards and AZ cigar kewpons. Good
reward IL reterned to Lew Davis
Found--Nuthing,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
WILSON WRITES
AND WRITES AT
HIS BIG DESK
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN

Washington, May 7.--Practically
everyone who comes to Washing
ton. for whatever reason, has one
stock question which invariably Is
asked, and the answer sought with
great eagerness and interest. What
does woodrow Wilson do now?
How does he spend his days since
his retirement from public life?
Questions of this sort come from
casual visitors, political friends and
foes, foreign officials, even from
Westinghouse themselves. or
this class, about the only incident
In Mr.. wilson's present life Of
which all are aware is his almost
linvariable custom of attending q
local theater on Saturday night, a
custom which originated when Mr..
Wilson occupied the White House.
Despite his enfeebled condition, the
ex-president manages to get great
enjoyment out Of entertainments OF
this sort.
| Since the day IA months age
when his second term as president
OF the United States expired. Mr.
Wilson has led n life OF seclusion
The last part Of his career In the