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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

Companero, cuantas veces he profUl-
dizado en- los conceptos, por usted ex-
presados en- su articulo, otras tantas
veces mi alma, toda rebeldia, ante la
injusticia y el atropello, ha tenido que
gritar con el grito sublime de las justas
causas Yo me atreveria sin tenor algu-
no a decir, que este que Sc quiere CO
meter contra el maestro portorriqueno,
es mas que un simple atropello.
En- mi concepto, traspasa el 1imits
del atropello para convertirse a todas
las luces v a todos los vientos en- un
suicide. Entendemos, asi 10 concibe
mi mente, que nunca es tarde para rea-
izar una protesta, solidaria y viril en-
tire todos los maestros de la isla. Para
que los planes de un risueno porvenlr
no Sc malogren al correr de los amos, es
precise que despertemos, que sacudamos
la modorra que nos aturde, y que la
inyecci6n de acrisolado civismo, infltre
en- nuestros espiritus eficaz virus, de
rrotesta v dc accion,
Abajo las cobardias. rs la hora 81
prema dol sacrifcio y es el momento de
librar la batalla mas importante del
magisterio insular.
Que contemple juzgue Ell pueblo cons
ciente de nuestros wales y de nuestras
aIsuras, la obra realizada por nuestros
legislatures.
Que Sc me Olga, cuando en- cual 6po
ca, ha sido retribuido la altura de So
obra de verdadera patria, ell maestro in.
sular? Nunca, nunca nunca.
Ahora, cuando mas nebuloso Sc pre-
scnta la vida del maestro, y cuando pa
rece que todas nuestras esperanzas var
defraudarse que nuestros entusias-
mos van decrecer, sentimos en- mitad
del escabroso camino, el mas rudo de
los golpes Y la mas ignominosa afrents
que pueblos cultos puedan presenciar
Que Sc rebajen los miseros sueldos de
que disfrutan actualmente los mentores
Gle la juventud, que Sc levanta, estoy
seguro que nuestra protesta, hija de
nuestra personalidad, habra de llenar
todos los sitios de nuestras ciudades.
Deiara los pueblos, volaras con rapidez
de relampago a las verdes colinas de
nuestros campos y cuando la justicia ha
va desaparecido de nuestra bella isla,
,lucharemos con las fieras olas de la mar
haremos que esta protesta, sea conoci-
da por todas las naciones mas ilustra-
das del planeta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

En- la actualidad la situaci6l de los
negocios en- general, es un probse'aa de
suma imDortancia para los haDitaEtes
de la isla, el cual requiere debila aten
ci6n para evitar una crisis mas seveia
en- Ell future.
La industria Tabac2lera esta afron.
tando ma gran crisis, y sin prosabili-
dades de mejoramiento Los traGcantes
de tabaco Sc muestran pesimistas ante
estas circunstancaas que los ob4igan a
permanecer inactivos en- sus esfuerzos
lor mejorar la situaci6n de sas nego-
clos.
FL mercado de azucar esta luieto,
aunque hay tendencias de meiorar. Sc
Ian hecho ofertas limitadas &C azuca-
les de Cuba flote 81 39, para
entrega Immediate.
Ell cafe Sc mantiene bucn precio.
Ell precio promedio en- los m --cados de
Il Isla huctua entire $500 y $500
euintal
HABICHUELAS.- FL precic mas
hajo para las habichuelas blancas fue
de $500 quintal en- Patillas 7 Mauna-
bo. Ell precio mas alto fue de $11.0o
en- Sabana Grande v GuayaniIla En- Ell
'resto de la isla ell precio promed1c fuc
tu6 entire $500 1000 quintal
Las coloradas Sc vendieron a 500
en- Aguada a $3.50 quintal er Ca
rolina. FL precio mas alto fu5 de $11
en- Guayanilla y Caguas.
FRIJoLEs. Sc vendieron mas ba-
latos en- San German que en- ningdn
ctrc sitio de la Isla. FL precso fue de
So. so quintal En- Comerio v Mansti Sc
vendieron a $500. En- el reste de la
isla ell precio promedio fuctii entire
s5 y S6 quinta1.
GANDULES.- En- Guayama v Ca
yey Sc vendieron a S4.00 qulntaI, En-
Afiasco Sc vendicron So quintal. Ell
precio mas alto para este grano fue
de SO en- Gurabo. En- el resto de Ia
isla ell precio promedio fuctaj entire
Sc y 81 Quintal.
NAMES Los flames Sc .rnaieron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

SE VENDEN cuatro magniGcas casas
en- ell mejor sitio de Catafo. Gale
Wilson esquina Flores, con buenas rem
tas Y facilidades para ell page. Casas
vivienda Y el mejor sitio de comerc1o.
Informara Esteban Diaz Rivera. Ca
tano, Gale Flores No. % A. Castro,
Tetuan 1, San Juan. 5-7
Sc ALQUILA un departamento en-
Hato-Rey. Tiene cuatro hah;taciones,
luz electrica, acuedncto csya muy
cerca del trolley. Dirijase a II. Fog.
Stop "a, Hato Rey. rs
FARA AUMENTAR DE PESO ersar
rtca sangre y nervios sanos. solo hay
ana neIicina: las PILDoRAs TERMA
MALES del DR.. Costa. solicitelas en-
las buenas Farmacias. 4-24
Sc NECESITAN costureras, caladoras
y deshiladoras expertas y cuidadosas.
Informaran: Allen st. No. 81 Sci. Piso
izquierda. Tel 26O verde San Juan.
santurce, carretera $50; Tel 54s
azul. SO
PUBLIcA cor mu-
chos amos de practica en- ambos idiomas,
cfYece sus servicios para cualquIer clase
de trabajo incluyendo traduccicEes del
ingles al castellano vice-versa Llame
II Edifcio Bouret Cuarto No 21, Sc
gundo Piso, Tel. ATT. San Juan e96
loio santurce. NIL. Box sS6. san
Juan. 4-24
A Los BARBERos.-- Sc venden cuar
tro sillones marca ''coken'9 aporcela-
nados y otros enseres dc barberia. Para
iLformes sobre el particular, dI~ijase
NJ Garcia Colon, 'Tanca II San
Juan. 4--1S
PIANO ToNx.- Sc vende uno, en-
magnifcas condolences, por Ell precio dc
$175.o0. Facilidades para Ell pago. Pa
ra informes. dirijase Vicente sanabris
en- Ell MUNDO.
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UNION EvANeEL1cA DE pro. RICO

Durante la semana de abril II al 21,
Sc llevara efecto una gran canlpaaa
evangelical en- esta ciudad, celebrandosa
los siguientes servicios:
Lunes Atril II, en- 81 temple Bautis-
ia. Puerta de TERRA.
Martes, abril Is, en- 81 temple Metodis
ia, calle Sol numero IS.
Microbes. aDrll 19. en- Ell temple Pres
biteriano, Gale Allen ntmero diez
Jueves. abril 20. servicio Publico en-
Santurce.
viernes, abril 21. servicio Publico en-
la Plaza Baldorioty.
Sc dara principle a estos servicios a
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su trabajo 81 al enderezarse o aga
charse siente fuertes dolores?
FL Sc We obligado trabajar lentamente
oor el NAL estado dc su salud. Su eStado
IS alarmante porque aquellos violentos
dolores son cauSados por el eXceso de
icido llrico en- la sangre y que los rInones
10 pueden eliminar.
La negligencia en- atender eStos sinto-
mas es la causa frecuente de la inflama-t
eion de los rinones de la vejiga, de la
formation de .arenillas y piedras, de la
obstruction de las Was urinarias, del ret-
natismo oIos males, algunoS de ellos
incurables
Las PHdoras de Foster Para Los RI
ZONES hacen desaparecer aquellos sirto-
mas y las personas que sepan estimar su
salud deben recurrir a elias.
Una vida sencilla higienica. hbre de
.rabajos excesivos y de costuinbres mali
sanas mantienen q ORGANISING libre del
icido urico. FL ejercicio en- las maiianaS
excita la circulation de Ia sangre y dis,
ninuye el trabajo de los rifiones.
Cuando sc neeesite una nnedicina para
los rifiones, reclrrases a. las PiidordSa de
Foster Elias actuan directamente sobre
los rinones y la vejiga hacienda desapare-
cer los sintomas de enfermedad de estos
5rganos no afectan el higado, nj el
estonago mi los intestinos.
Miles de personas que han sufrido de
os rifones deben Ia salud y bienestar de
lue disfrutan hoy las PildorGS de Fos-.
cr.
De venta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
1uestro folleto sobre las Intermediates
.enales Sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis.
I9 FOSTER MCCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, n. Y, E U. a
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CUALQUIER PERSONA que use una
vez el Jab6n La Toja 10 usara siempre.
Raga la rrueba y Sc convencera.. 5-1
-~~~-% %~---~-~
sABoN LA ToJA. 81 I'd. no ha pro-
bsdo este jab6n, pruebelo una yez y
So convencara dc que es Ell meier. 81
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
ITTxE1AKIo

Do los trsnes en- v1gor aesde
81 / de Agesto de 1917, re-
ViSaAo el 4 do Agosto, 1913.
RsTAWoNEs.
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las ocho de la noche.
Habra musica especial. Eminentes ora
dores evangelicos de otros pueblos pres
taran su concurso.
Invitamos cordialmente al publico en-
general E concurrir a estas reuniones
LA CoMIsION ENCARGADA,
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AcoMEr1mIENTo z AGGRESSION

Ell sabado Placido Gonzalez, residen-
tc en- la calle de San Sebastian, con una
cuchilla acometio Y agredi6 a Avelino
Rodriguez Roman, ocasionandole dos
heridas de caracter grave. FL herido
fue asistido en- la sala de socorros y
trasladaao al hospital municipal. FL guar
dia Silva denunci6 al agresOr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

Sc VENDE nm teche grande &c zinc,
tiene slgln tempo de uso pero .esta en-
bnenas condolences, con el Sc dan las
alfajias muchas pleas de MADEIRA
2x6 Sc vende barato. Gonzalez Padin
& Cfa., Inc. 4-1S
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VACAS

So vepden so muy buenas. j6venes
Y bonitas.- 80 paridas y 20 l.orras.
Iambien SO venden 2 toros Holstein
puros, jovenes e inmpnes a Ia febro de
Id garrapata.
Dirijase Jose L, iPesqusra, Edificio
Bouret, San Juan. Advt.
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El Hotel Hogar
Su nuevo duei1o ofrece
rODAS CLASSES DE GARAN-
TlAS Y COMODIDADES
Ponce, P. r.

.OMO puedc el hombre cumplir con
su trabajo 81 al enderezarse o aga
charse siente fuertes dolores2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

FIJESE BIEN.- cuando compre hoji-
tas GEM para afeitarse, no permita
que lie den otra marca que nc sea
'.GEM DAMAsKEENE'' Las que no
llevan este nombre no son legitimas y
siempre salen malas. SID
Guerra Contra el dolor dc n.uelas
cERA-DENTo 10 quita en- segyiaa. No
ouema. No irrita. Una sola aplicacion
es sufciente. Vale 10 centavcs en- las
boticas. 5-14
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17
so THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW

INTELLIGENT citizens do not usually relish advice
to they should The Empire does not seek to
give advice but strives to print the TRUTH free from
personal prejudice partisan bias Just there is
very important truth which the people of this state should
know it this One of the candidates for Governor,
VIM Sweet of Denver being bitterly opposed by the
big financial interests of the tate the greedy Proteers
the corporations the Exploers of the people-a these
agree that Mr. Sweet is dangerous man." But lot of
working people have declared in favor of Sweet
-and Sweet himself says II am for those who toll"
You will read much about Mr.. Sweet in the local
papers and what you do read will most likely be false
because the scrbblers who edit the country
are with few exceptions, the pawns and poems of Big
Business. They print what the banker and merchant
PERMITS them to print-and nothing And the
Financial Interests who thrive by exploiting the people
who toll will approve of Mr. And therefore
the country press will lie about Mr. Sweet will attempt
to suppress him by silence.
One thing to remember is: A may be known b
the ENEMIES he makes-Inland Empire.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17
WHY ARE SUCH PEOPLE.

MRS. w. c. BLAIR last week received letter from
her brother, Fred E. Maurer Lamar stating some
of his Lamar friends short time before had by
auto for Lake City but that at Gunnson they
formed that the road to Lake City utterly impossible
the result being that the contemplated visit given up
and his friends had returned to Lamar Now there
question that the majority of Gunnison county peo
pie are as good citizens and high class can be
found anywhere but such acts complaints of which have
frequently been made by visitors in Lake transpng
both in lola and Gunnson, discredting and re-
fecting upon the reputation of resident
munity in which they The practice is unfriendy
and ungracious to travellers unneehbory and exceed
ing small contemplate and malicious and Gunnison
would give credit to herself enhance her reputation
for fairness by discplinng deporting those abiding
within her borders who guilty of such conduct While
the Gunnson papers have the deeds be only
the complaints becoming too numerous to
be longer overlooked while advised to
cept with doubt anything they at Gunnson about
the condition of roads considered as Competitors
Lake City Silver World.
We frankly confess we do not know. But we do know
that these oft repeated charges should be by
the of the parties vino the unruthul stories
1t is becoming just little iresome to have papers
plain of false statements made by people no sim
gle in which direct charge is made one the
Empire will to give what Henrietta Lake calls "un
desirable publicity to who falsely road
conditions TO Lake City any other sister town. We
have never been able to verify of the charges
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17
LINES TO A FRIEND

THE following editorial by William Allen White
appeared in his newspaper, the Empora (Kan) Ga
zette. 1t is reproduced masterpiece in the de-
fense of freedom of speech and the freedom of the
press.
You tell that law is above freedom of utterance,
and reply that you have wise laws free
orcement of wise laws unless there free expression of
the wisdom of the peopeand alas their folly with it.
But if there is freedom folly will die of its poison
and the wisdom will survive That is the history of the
1t is the proof of mans kinshp with God You
that freedom Of utterance is not for time of and
reply with the sad truth that only in time of
freedom of utterance in danger No questions it in
calm days, because it is not needed.
And the reverse is true also: Only when utterance
is suppressed is needed and when it is needed is is
most vital to Justice Peace is good But If you
terested in through force and without free
son that is to free and order
interest in justice is slight And peace without
justice is tyranny matter how you may sugar
with expediency
This state today is in danger from suppression
than from violence because in the end suppression
to violence Violence indeed is the child of suppression
Whoever peads for Justice helps to keep the peace
whoever trample the plea for justice, temporarily
made in the Of only outrages peace and kills
something fine in the heart of which God put
when we got manhood. When that is killed brute
meets brute each side of the line.
So. dear friend put fear your heart This ma
ton will survive this state will prosper the orderly bust
ness of life will go forward. if only speak in
whatever given them to utter what their
by voice by post card by letter by press Reason
never has failed men, Only force and repression have
made the wrecks in the world
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17
CERTAINLY il should mot be hard

CERTAINLY it should not be hard work for labor
ing man or farmer how Governor this
fall Every single Big Business every single poit
al crook every CRATER every influence that hates labor
is for anything beat Sweet He should receive the
support every whose interests opposed to those
enumerated above.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17
OMAHA police arrested q

OMAHA police arrested preacher in that city this
week for living in tent with eleven women 1t does not
that this is fair. The poor must be a
Also he be glutton for punish
Putting him in Jail will give him rest anyway.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17

WE in receipt of regular issues of publication
called Pipp Weekly, published in Detroit Michigan, and
the abuse of Henry Ford The grautous cir
cuation the paper rather pamphlet indicates its
source of financing If the second P in the were
changed to NJ it would aptly and accurately de-
scribe the publication.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17

SINCE its failure renominate Shoup the Denver
Pest has been very quiet Gubernatora matters They
may be relied pick out and support the worst
nominated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-17

TO be Continued
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% l0CA PERSONS
TOATTENDFUNERA
bUFIdI OF CHARLES z. K0blnS0n
to Take Place Tomorrow
in Winchester, Va.

twenty-five relatives aud
friends Of the late Charles L. Rob-
'inson will leave here this evening
on the $40 Baltimore q CIfS
Railroad fer Winchester, va,
where they will attend the funeral
which will take place Tuesday az
ternoon from the Methodist Elis-
copal church. The party will ira
vel in a chartered Pullman which
will be attached TO the $40 train
They will arrive there on Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Robinson was for many
years q resident OF this city. He
was engaged in the ice and cold
storage business here and also
followed the apple growing indus.
try extensively. Twenty yeara
ago. with his family. he moved
from here to Winchester, where
he had since made his home. al.
though returning here frequently
for long visits.
The health Of Mr.. Robinson had
failed RAPIDLY during the past few
years, aud 1t was known that he
could survive but a short whlle.
He was a son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Harrison Rebir-
son, pioneer residents Of Marion
County. He ia survived by two
brothers. Clarence D.. Robinson
and Harry P. Robinson Of this
city, and BY one sister. Mrs. A. W.
Sterling. also OF this city. Mrs.
Sterling, who had spent the win
ter in the South. returned here a
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0LIYE p RARToN.

The twins finished their supper
and then put the empty dishes and
napkins back into the little baEket.
Instantly It disappeared.
Wen have TO find some place to
Sleep" said Mex. Il wish We were
on the Eiderdown Mountain, It
sounds so soft. But It looks as
though II was about a mile away.
Let's crawl under this bush and
start In the morning."
Nancy yawned. "All right. III
hide the record behind this big
ston SO no one Will find IT," Which
she did, and then scattered some
gravel on top.
They were soon asleep, their
arms around each others necks,
and the kind little stars. which
came out one by one, looked down
smiling.
But there was no sleep for
Twelve Toes, the Sorcerer. Away
off in his cave beyond the first
mountain he was storming up and
even in his nightgown gnasihng his
teeth and shaking his fist and cal.
rylng on like-oh, I'd hate TO tell
you!
Because-he had heard Kip. the
Brownie. talking TO the TWINS on
the Electric Mountain that after
noon. He had heard on his tele.
Cepyrirht, 1879. 7
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phone. SK.p's given away all my
secrets!" he ragged. "How can l
ever stop those kids now? They'll
get that record to the princess as
sure as I'm aw licked fairy. aud.
then the princess will put 1t on her
monograph and hear the words OF
Longshead, telling her which kiny
to marry. oh, mustard! oh, sar-
dimes and red pepper!"
And then that wicked old fellow
had a most terrible idea. L can't
follow them" he shouted sudden.
ly, "but I can still do some dam
age"
Then he went to his map on the
wall. They're likely spending the
night in the pleasant country be.
tween the Electric Mountain ana
the Eiderdow'n Mountain. I'll make
myself into a bat and fly up to the
Dream Star. And I'll send down
dreams that will make them walk
in their sleep and they'll get lost.
The Brownies are all asleep, SO
they can't help them.
"Yo, no, no! And a bottle OF
catsup! No, | mean a sweet mos.
quito. nj have to find me one"
Twelve Toes had turned into a
black bat and flown out Of his
cave into the night.
Ito Be contnued.)
"a West Virrinian.
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few day ago Before coming
here she stopped at winchester
whore she stared for 1 week hut
she did not reailza his sondltiaa.
was % serious.
Harry P. Robinson was 81 Wins
chester for q week, and C. .. Rohs
inson has made frequent visits IL
Winchester during his brothers
illness.
MI. Robinson Is survived by his
wife. who was formerly Miss
Marie Elizabeth Barnes OF this.
City, a sister OF ]. Walter Batnca,
member Of the state Board Of.
Control Of Charleston, and by four
sons, Fred A., Frank b. HAIRY
Delmar, and Charles Arthur, ana.
BY one daughter. Miss Mary Rob.
inson. MIR. Robinson was ono OF.
a family Of ten children.
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nothtns else toS6o Motly ief lie
room, or started 70. Asgshs went
Jim called her back He had.
aaways admired the sirf-such /
good sport Ia work, 10 eficiens IN
her own particular duties % ever
In temperament. Yes, and she
was really very pretty Aunt Sally
would thoroughly approve OF Her.
Ibid you cali me baek?" asked
Molly, who had been standing for
q moment while Jim was reject
ing,
II asked IL you would 20 10
lunch with me-" said Jim, surpris-
ed at his own quick decision. 81
thought we could talk over some
business"
On the list Of Specials for To-
day" on the menu OF the restaur-
ant where Jim and Molly lunched,
was written Banana shortcake."
Won't you have some OF this?"
asked Jim, pointing to the menu
that Sally was studying.
NOT said Molly With a lfttfs
frown. ~ can't endure kananas.''
When Jim returned the un-
touched bag Of lunch was standing
beside his desk. His work as a
detective was progressing.
Within the two weeks that fol-
lowed Jim Leroy took several oc
casions to study his suspect. Hs
took her TO dinner, then to dinner
and the theatre and properly call
ed at her house.
AS Jim expected, the confession
came without grilling. 1t was the
night Jim was taking Molly home
from the theater that after many
false starts and a blush or two she
told jim that she had taken the
lunches. "0nly I never ate the
bananas" she added. ~ don't
like them"
you suggested" said Jim in
reply, "tllat possibly the lunch
eater needed TO save money to
help support a family or to safe
for some good purpose. Your
family does not seem in need OF
help. What in the world are you
saving money for?"
Every girl who works ought to
have money saved to buy furniture
and things" said Molly frankly.
Then she stopped, wishing she had
not been so frank.
"Are-are you thinking Of be-
ing married." said Jim with diff
iculty. II did not know you were
engaged"
"oh. I'm not engased--ot
course not" said Molly in contu-
sion, "but most girls are eVcntu-
ally"
They had reached Molly's front
porch by this time and Jim stayed
Molly's hand before it touched the
bell. He took the hand tenderly
in his and watched to see whether
her expression showed resentment.
Seeing none, he took courage.
Would you-could you-do
you think you'd care to be engag-
ed to me?" and before Molly
pressed the button that summoned
her watchtul mother to the door
she had said yes to Jim's query.
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