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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01
Daily News Offers
Cup to Schools In
Big Bicycle Parade

Scholars in the various schools OF
DaytOna and Daytona Beach are bust
~ engaged In preparing their wheels
for the big parade to be held here on
Friday.
The announcement of the Daily
News giving silver cup to the school
with the greatest number OF riders
in line has stirred up great Interest
There will be no competition IN a rae
ing way for the News cup. 1t will be
simply an award for the greatest num-
Der OF riders from any one school.
Riders from the Seabreeze school
will send over a delegation from the
beach and will be taken care OF by
Ernest Johnson. All riders will meet
at Daytona Beach at the establish
ment of Geo. p Johnson. while the
riders from the DaytOna side will
gather at the Cacino and. under direc-
ton of Fred st. Onge. they will ride
to the beach to escort the dders back
ito the baseball park. The ride
throughout will be a sociable amaf
and there will be no racing along the
route or at its destination. ~
After all the riders have assemble, I
II the PARK tuoy Mil NC SCoSEu eAA~
! listen to short talk on road depOrt-
ment something every youngster who
rides a wheel should understand re-
| garding rules Of the road. The Dali,
| News cup will be awarded there. ans
or good measure the riders will he
.reat.d to CheIG Cola. and there viii
be plenty OF it for all the riders, as
Mr.. Lowe, manager of the local com
pany. has generously donated trucl
,oad OF it.
Fred St Onge will have compan,
on his high wheel, as there are some
old-tmers who have high wheels herr
and they have signifiei their inten
ton of coming out with the boys ant
girls just to remind them of the hap
by days of not so long ago
Chief HUMPHREYS of the police de
partment will detail motorcycle polio
70 patrol the route fer the riders
and Superintendent Diggett. of tn
Concrete Bridge. will pass ever
cyclist in the parade over the bridg
) free.
1t looks like big cycling carni
I val. and many riders are expected t
I be in line The girls division wi
, ride directly after the pacemakcr, vi
: st. Onge.
Dunn Bros. Gene Johnson an
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01
TWO PRETTY WOMEN
IN pl0T TO STEAL
CARS ARE ARRESTED

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. six per
sons, two of them pretty women. were
under arrest here today as detectives
announced discovery OF widespread
plot to steal automobiles. Twenty
cars, they said. already have been re-.
covered. The sextet, according to the
officers. has been operating in six
southern states.
One of the prisoners. according to
the detectives il; the same alleged
automobile thief who broke handeuffed
from detectives in Birmingham three
days ago and escaped
The prisoners gave the names of
John Livington. Mrs. Livingston. w
r. LipscOnb. Hal Harris. H. +. Living
stcn and Mrs. Lipscomb.
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SCRAMBLE ON FOR
POSITIONS HELD
BY KENYON
BLOC" MOVEMENT WILL BE
CONTINUED, SAY MANY
SENATE LEADERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Republi-
can members Of the agricultural bloc
discounted today the suggestion that
the retirement Of Senator Kenyon of
Iowa, one of its leaders. will mate
rally weaken it's organization. or seri-
ously affect its program of farmer
legislation.
Senator Capper, of Kansas. was one
o: those actively identified with the
bloc" who, while expressing regret
that Kenyon should have found 1t nee
essary to give up his senatorial duties
to accept the federal jndgeship to
which the president appointed him.
declared that the bloc" movement
worli continue.
1t was explained that the appoint
ment was rendered Kenyon after he
had requested it. and after Senator
Cummings of Iowa. his colleague, had
personally urged the president to
make it.
The next move of the bloc it was
stated. will he to press for the early
passage of legislation to legalize CO.
operative marketing by farmers. Cap
per is behind one bill for this pur-
pose
! The ..bloc" is understood to be di-
vded on the bill sponsored by Sena-
tor i.add. non partisan Republican of
North Dakota. which would have the
| federal government guarantee farm
ers minimum return on certain sta :
! pie products like wheat and corn. Ad
ministration leaders are strongly OPP
posing the bill on the ground that it
| is economically wrong and would
put the government in the farming
| business"
A hot fight over the measure in the
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NEeR0 SINGERS IN
DELAND CHURCHES
GET 4 BEATING Up

DEI4AND. Feb. about $50 Sun
day evening little unpleasantness
occurred which should drive home the
fact that nothing approaching social
equality between the two races, white
and black. can with impunity be tried
in DeLand.
Singing by a negro quartet was an
nounced in two white churches at
their devotional services for Sunday
evening. The quartet appeared at one
and as they started for another a
number Of white men accosted them
AMI warned them that there were
plenty OF white singers for the white
churches in DeLand and that the best
thing they could do would be to &C
back to their own churches. From
the story as it has been learned one
CT the nagruas wished to argue the
point and a white man clipped him
over the check Zone with a billy
making a painful bruise. Two Negro
women had already gone to the 9th
er church.
The negroes went on to hemc il
Yenassee where deputy sheriff Ed
Stone was called to hear the com
plant. lie went on downtown bu
could learn nothing except that TIVE
negro women were in the other whit,
church. He ordered them to leave
| the church.
| The white men wore no masks ant
seemed to try to make no secret o
their identity They were in thre'
automobiles and followed the Ca
carrying the negro quartet to YelDaS
see to see that no further attemp
was made to sing.
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The Nell, Month

February is the shortest month in
the year, but full Of holidays and So
cial functions. Originally February
was the last month in the year. but
it was made the second month in 452
B. G.
Watch for the grounding on the
I'd. Ii he sees his shadow, we're due
sor six more weeks of cold weather.
February IL is Lincolns birthday.
It's Georgia Day in that state, COM
memorating the day when James
Oglethorpe arrived in 1888 and start
ed his settlement.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. Cotton mar
IL opened gteadier today, with prices
II - IS points net higher. After the
eort the market continued active and
MAX. showing net gains Of 90 to 81
ocnts at the end OF the first fifteen
Iioutes.
The market showed a better tone in
~ late dealings. closing steady at a
- advance of 8 to Al points Spot S
<ondy, 50 points higher, I. 1920. No
66nea.
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RAILROAD UNIONS MAY
POOL INTEREST AGAINST
REDUCTION IN WAGES

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb ! An
invitation to the sixteen major rail
road tinions OF the United States to
pool their interests with the United
Mine Workers OF America for United
Resistance to proposed attacks upon
their wage schedules was sent on;
fron International headquarters OF
the miners org mutations here today.
Both electricity and magnetism
were known to the Greeks. although
they could make no use OF them
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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS.

= CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat closed
TO 4 higher; corn, Is to u higher.
- unchanged to Is higher; pro-
1Io1Dns higher. Close:
q Wheat-May, 119ia and 1191l2; July
|D19t and 104A.
Germ May. "a and 541s: July, 557s
&lats May, 391s; JIly, 40.
Fork. Nay, $3.50.
Lard March, $lo.o5; May. $1O.27
ID 5000; July. sl0.52
Ribs May, $9.45; July, :9.o5.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01

The 14th is st. Valentines Day
throughout the union. but it's also
Admission Day for Arizona.
Besides celebrating Washington
birthday on the 22d, the states of
Alabama and Texas make it Arbor
Day. Arbor Day comes also on the Sd
in Florida and in all of Arizona, ex-
cept the FIVE northern counties.
February ends with gala obscr-
walton of Mardi Gras, in Alabama,
Florida and Louisiana. The 2Sth also
happens to be Shrove Tuesday.
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METAL PRICES.

NEW YORK. Feb. CLOSING metal
rloo1:
Copper quiet; spot. January, Febru-
~ and March, offered. 1875.
Lad dull; spot. 4.s5 and $50: jan
~ AMI February. 465 and 4.75.
De1ter dull: spot and January s-45
~ s-55; February. 450 and 6e
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The foreign
exchange opened strong today. De-
naand sterling y cent higher at
,94.28k. Francs rose 3 centimes to
$8.313s for cables and 1881 for checks.
LiYes advanced points to $4.60E
Tor cables and $4.60 for checks. Bel
CLANS were centime higher at 1898
for cable sand $7.921z. for checks.
Marks on y at .O049. Guilder cables.
1858; checks, s36.SS. Sweden kron-
! en- cables. $3.50; checks, 1854.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01

LONDON, Feb. liking George.
following his course in the case OF
ireland. today interviewed in the Egyp-
tan, problem. He summoned the
Marquis CurzOn. foreign secretary. TO
Buckingham Palace and is understood
to have questioned the foreign secre-
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tary at length on the probah1n I
the government will take to. r
settlement with the E-gypti11 (
alists. Ii is reported that t.
is urging cancellation.
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Graham Thompson, local Dealers with
i1A iP. Johnson. will acts as hosts
to the riders Friday
-, The start OF the parade will be AT
2. 20, promptly. Let's go.
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Senate agriculture committee. which
is now conducting hearings on it. is
anticipated. Administration spOkes-
men are reported to be exerting pow
erful pressure to have it killed" in
the committee
The retirement of Kenyon leaves a
composed largely of bloc" members.
1t is said that movement is already
on foot to have the vacancy filed
with an eastern senator like Fernald,
of Maine. who is not identified with
the "bloc."
Senator Dorah (RD of Idaho is be-
ing urged to accept the chairmanship
of the Senate education and labor
committee post long filed by Ken
yon Borah is the ranking member.
and is entitled to the Craftsmanship
by the seniority rule If the pressure
of other duties should prevent him
from taking it. Senator Phipps OF
Colorado. an "old guard" Republican
would probably be next in line. as
Senator Sterling (RD of South Da-
kota. who outranks Phipps. is already
| chairman of two committees. the limi
under the Senate rules.
A scramble for the vacancy on Sen
t ate appropriations committee. als'
: caused by Kenyon retirement. is ex
pected if the Senate should adopt Thu
! pending rule to give the committee
=! jurisdiction over ali appropriation
/ instead Of permitting them to he d.
,ided among several committees. as
t at present.
Crude forms of taxmciers weTs
used BY the Chinese and Romans be
| fore the days Of Christ.
Oldest crown jewel of England j:
The sapphire Of Edward the Comics
sor.
WINS Of The butterfly or moth ar,
covered with millions Of tiny colorc
| scales.
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stlcAp MAakEs

X MEN YORK, Te'. Tax s..gar
Dtket active; centrifugals. Cuba,
13s Porto. 1913. Refined sugar mar
- Quiat: fine vrarriased : and 80.
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cofreF MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-COhee mar
ket steady. Options mp point. Rio
No. 7. on spot. SIS and 3.
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GERMAN RAIL WORK.
GO ON STRIKE 10

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-The uniun q
way workers today proclaime1
eral strike. to begin tonighk
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Soldiers were first paid fnRz
services, during the days Of e
Rome
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01

WINS Of The butterfly or moth arr
covered with millions OF tiny coiorc
scales
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01

Crude forms of tax'mciers were
used By the Chinese and Romans be
fore the days Of Christ.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01

The sapphire Of Edward the Comics
sOf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-12
LOS REYES DE BELGIcA

La diplomacia europea esta interesa-
da en- la vista del rey de los belgas a
Roma. Ell Papa enviara sus automobiles,
asi como el personal neoesario para re-
cibir a los reyes, quienes, segdn Ell Pa
pa, Sc dirigiran al Vaticano Immediate
mente despues de su Ilegada.
Hasta la fecha ha sido costumbre de
los principes reyes ser recibidos en-
Ia estacion del ferrocarril por Ell rey
de Italia asi como recibir de el, an
tes que nadie, las felicitaciones de lie
gada. FL Papa dice naber escrito los
reyes que el los esperara en- ell Vatica-
no las cancillerias desean saber 10 que
hara ell rey de los belgas, toda vez que
su viaje Italia tiene por objeto ARE
glar la boda de su hijo con una de las
princesas hijas del rey de Italia.
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cABLEeRAMAs A WASHINGTON

Los lideres unionistas estuvieron
reunidos hasta atlas horas de la noche
discutiendo la question de la destitu-
ci6n del senior Diaz conazo, como
consecuencia de clio han sido trasmiti-
dos varios cablegramas Washington.
FHABLARE DENTRo DE HoRAs"
A las diez y medic. de la noche un
reporter iluestro Sc eiitr svisto con el
fiscal Diaz Collazo, a quien lie pregun-
TO 81 tenia algo que informar la prem
sa prop6sito de su destituci6n.
Ell senor Diaz Collazo manifesto,
entonces, que en- ese instante no tenia
NADIA que deeir, pero que dentro de bre
YES horas hablaria.
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Ell fiscal de Distrito..

informe y que la sspoca verguenza'
en- ell asunto del i1lforrne que publicara
mos esta veg no era del que nos 10
habia suministr~do, sino de los que ba-
rajando las actuaciones del Gran Jura-
do con las clestiones politicas, nos obli
garon a nosotros a salvar ante el pals
el honor y la reputation de los mieri-
bros que componen la referida respe-
table institution.
Aqui Ell senor Todd nos dijo una
Erase que nos obligo a manifestarle que
no entendiera que lie habiamos daao
una satisfaction, a 10 que contesto Que
no nos la habia pedido.
Ell senior Todd Sc retro diciendo-
nos que ESQ no importaba, porque la
persona que nos habia dado Ell infor-
me Sc sabria de iin momento otro y
que muy pronto "sonaria Ell disparo''.
Estas frases del sehor Todd fueron
dichas ell dia anterior al de la destitu-
ci6n del sefior Diaz COLLAGE.
IFue acaso ese ell disparo?
GAcusaron, tai vez, los republica-
ros al senior Diaz Collazo de haber 81
do ell causante de la pubicidad del in
forme?
Noso'ros no 10 sabemos, va que
no son esas las causas que Sc alegan
en- la destituci6n; pero 10 cierto es que
clio ha sido motive de verdadero re-
gocijo entire los adversarios politicos
del sefior Diaz Collazo.
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DEMTNDAMos JUsTIc1A
continuation de la pag. ea.>

de los mejores, que abandonan el ma
eisterio para dedicarse a ocHpaciones
mas lucrativas Estamos en- IL compile
ia seguridad de que todos estos cduca-
dores dejan ell magisterio con gran pc
sar, porque tienen la verdadera voca-
cion; pero los que tienen familia y
riensan en- Ell porvenir de sus hijos tie
men dos caminos seguir: abahdonar
las flas de su profession para t;edicarse
d otra clase de trabajo quedarse en-
sehando y mcrir en- la miseria, dejando
8 sus hiJos hu6rfanos del pan dc cada
dia" Y muchas veces hasta del pan de
la inteligencia.
La 1ucha ha empezado.. 81 hay
uue ir al sacrifcio. !. iremos con dig
nidad. Por ahora nos limitan1os q DE-
HLANDAR JUsTTCIA PARA RECON-
FENsAR NUEsTRos sACRITICIos.
Aportaremos datos veridicos en- pro-
ximos articllos que publicaremcs en- la
prcnsa del pals, que Embellishments
SO pone al rsdo del cuerpo que ha le-
vantado los buenos periodistas, los
buenOs abogados, medicos, rcpresentan
Jes, senadores, politicos, catedraticos,
etc.
Antonio Dominguez NIEVES.
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CcOntinusci6n de la pagina la.1

(continuaci6n de la pagina 1a.l
dicial de San Juan, me propuso que 81
70 10 nombraba para cualquiera de
los cargOs de Juez de la Corte de Dis
trito para el primer Distrito Judicial
de San Juan, Jefe de la Policia, ar
chivarfa Ell expediente relacionado
con Ell inforne del Gran Jurado, el
cual estaba entonces en- sus manos CO
mo Fiscal de IA Corte, 20 he procedido
hoy a destituirlo de su cargo de Fis-
cal de la Corte de Distrito del primer
Distrito Judicial de San Juan, y ad-
junto me perlnito enviarle una copia
de mi carta notifcandole el su des-
tituci6n las razones de la misma.
En- vista de esta acci6n de mi par
te, suplicole que usted inmediatamen
te someta a mi consideration ell nom
Ire de una persona apta para ser nom
brada como Fiscal para dicha corte y
70 le recomierdo nsted como Attor-
ney General, especialmente en- virtud
del hecho de haber estado usted pre-
sente. durante Ell momento de la gra
We ofensa, que proceda instruir un
procedimiento de "disbarment" CO.
mo niiembro del ''bar7 de Puerto Ri
co,
De usted atentamente,
E. MONT RELY
Gobernador
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Ell PREsIDENTE HARDING VISTA
RA oTRA vEz LA IONA DEL CANAL
Antonio oU1DGLEY.

En- la Casa Blanca informaron a los
representatives de la prensa que Ell pre-
sidente Harding saldr1a en- JUNO para
la Zona del Canal, acompanado de los
Secretaries de Guerra y Marina.
Es muy possible que Ell Presidente visi-
te, asimismo, las islas Filipinas. perc
en- este case seria ell afio pr6ximo.
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"HABIARE DENrRo DE HoRAs'
POSSIBLE CANDIDATE

Anoche "mismo entire elementos re-
publicanos empez6 indicarse para sus
tituir al senior Diaz Collazo como po-
sible candidate al Lcdo. Gaetan Bar
bosa.
Sin embargo, Sc cree que ell Gober
nador, de acuerdo con La solicitud que
de un candidate hiciera al Attorney
General, nombrara un unionista para
ocupar dicllo cargo, pues de otra ma
nera pedria pensarse que La destituci6n
del senor Diaz Collazo ha obedecido a
infuencias de los nderes republicanos.
Ell FISCAL FONT EN- SAN JUAN
Anoche a las .doce lego esta ciu
dad procedente de Ponce, Ell fiscal de
aquel Distrito, nuestro estimado ami
go Ell Lcdo. Agustin Font
De acuerdo con los informes Que
obtuvimos parece que ell fiscal Font
ha sido llamado para SUBSTITUTE al Lcdo.
Roman Diaz Collazo, en- su cargo de fs.
cal del primer Distrito de San Juan.
A preguntas que lie hicierainos al
distinguido funcionario nos respondi6
''que 6l no vino, sino que 10 trajeron"
y anadi6 1uego que Sc trataba de ut1
asunto de familia.
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BALE EN- BAYAMoN

Ell sabado pr6xino Sc celsbtSra en-
los salones del "olub Deportivo" de
Bayam6n. una 'jarana-baile que promote
resultar briIlantisima.
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JOHN LEWIS

Stop ssk Puerta de TERRA
Telefono s20.
Pago por:
Bronco grueso 81 ' 4 cts. libra;
eobfe Rrueso, AZ y 5 cts. libra; alu-
mimic (limpio) 5 y 6h cts. libra; tu-
boz de gonna IL cts; bronco Ano =
q 2y25S cts. y eobre fno a 3 liz y 4
eentevos.
u CoIrrro cuaIGuisr cantidAd.
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Ell coMENTAR1o PUBLIco

Anoche escuchamos muchos comen
tarios censurando la actitu1 asumida
por ell Gobernador contra ell Fiscal Diaz
COllazo, como argumento principal
.oimos decir que 81 efectivamente ell Sc
nor Diaz Collazo cometi6 la ofensa de
hacer, ciertas proposiciones inmorales
al Jefe del Ejecutivo, ipor que este
no ID destituy6 en- Ell acto y esper6 seis
diAs para hacerlo?
otro de los concentrates que publ
mos reeoger en- referencia a este asun-
to era el de que las causas que alega
el Gobernador en- su carta, no pueden
ser los motivos inmedtatos de su acti-
tud per cuanto no Sc explica que 81
81 dia seis Ell sehor Diaz Collazo, CO.
rete el grave delito de ejercer preston
cerca del Gobernador valiendose de que
en- sus manos estaba la question del
@sran Jurado contra Ell Jefe Executive,
Ell dia siguiente, dfa siete de abril, fe-
cha en-. que apareci6 ell informe del
Gran Jurado en- Ell MUNDo, ell Gober
AnadOr escribi6 una carta al sefor Mes
ire, en- su caracter de Attorney Gene
ras y al sefor Diaz Collazo, en- su ca
raeter de Fiscal ss Distrito, para que
ellos,. procedieran investigar los car
Cos formulados actuaran contra
los acusados por Ell Gran Jurado, 81
encontraban que habia habido transgre
stones de la ley.
t'Ne Sc explica -dicen algunos-
que ,si el senior Diaz Collazo trat6 de
sobornar al Gobernador, sea un dia
despues reconociera en- ell senior Diaz Co
llazo, honorabilidad, competencia y
ecuanimidad bastantes para que Sc hi
ciera cargo en- union del seiior Mestre
de copducir los procedimientos judicia
: les, con motive del informe del Gran
Jhrado.''
LAS PRoFEs1As DE DIN. ROBERTO
No habiamos querido decir NADIA res
pecto de una conversation un POGO aca
4OTAud, >udp4uh '0uLIe uueSLEo n0udOtOl
seHor Vargas y 81 1cdo. Roberto H.
Todd; pero ahora con motive de la des
tituci6n del sehor Diaz collazo, nos pa
rtcs oportuno hacer mencion de ella,
va que la misrna bien puede haber ST.
do una muy velada profesia de este
actbl del Gobernador.
Estaba nuestro Redactor frente al
/. Hotel Palace, hablando con los sehores
Agudo y Lopez Tizol cnando Sc acer
o6 Ell se1or Todd. Luego que Sc hubo
habIado de otra$ cosas, ell senior Todd
hizo que la conversation girara acerca
de la question del Gran Jurado v mani
fest6 que era una ''poca verguenza'
del que nos liabia suministrado la copia
del informe porque ESQ muy bien po-
dia sucederle algun dia a un honora-
Bile portorriqueho Y su reputation Sc
ria puesta en- tela de juicio ante ell
pals.
Nuestro Redactor lie contest6 que,
en- ese case, publicariamos tambien Ell
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EN- LA FoRTALEzA NO HAGEN
CoMENTARIoS

I'm redactor 1iiestro fue informado
por ell secretario Hull, que ell Goberna
dor no tenia comentario nj manifesto
ci6n alguna que hacer en- adicion los
t6rminos de las cartas dirigidas al Sc
nor Diaz Collazo al sefor Mestre.