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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
CLAIMS BONDED
 IN RYDER DISTRICT
Substantial Cash Payment Made on Deal mv.ung sgmty-llgo
 Thousand Do.nu

N I.l. .au. oI th. HrIor Miner contains h. following rosrl.ue U r..r..., In which Hanrri M s.ou. newspaper u.n WoI known i'm Ju. r.u aa. n H.'I owner mu I". winter when h. disposed ot H.. .n- ..r.s.s
 TH. EHeu. group H. four ..um and M. nuH ..Hm aIIonue HF. been bonded by A. e. LHuoH who no. option. u .heu w. before Hrtr. for tH. .orH HHou. .... u.... ago. T.. bond !. for .I'.0UN and uu. Tn. . Uro n.. cont 0..H n..m.r. which HH. mad. |r.0.E. Tho hnnr.. u. One n.mm.. nr. spread 0ror period 0. .Hm. E.."
 Active development. UI Che H'on- .r.. i. II. n. prosecuted tHr0u.HnH. Tn. winter undo. One Or... un.- ..ou o. Mr. Larson who !. eN- n.e..I fo uHr. next suu..r .0
 ..-. m. wort. Wm Hur#n. who u..oH.l.I ... u..L won. mp to ta. property Saturday Io ma.. nro.m.u. .-r .ue.u.n. for opening mp Che camp Tho Salmon Valley wagon ron. run. ..r. I.. eastern par. u. ... N.r.n.. and rH. Che camp. amt. ..0.. I# mo transportation problem .0
 .... T.. property f. n mI. from ... ocean port oI Hl.e.
 Tho claims ar. near che r.rH.. Hn..I boundary Une or Ono Alaskan HI.. and .I.au l.e nI.r Aa..a .H. s.0u.r group. 0U One uo-.H"o.. .n. west. The. uHo located by Wm HmUn. one 0. In. IH.or. o. ... Premier Tn. ... W... M.r.r.. Dun HmUr. I'm I0-I H M s.0r. acquired I..I In..r.I uu. H.I winter sold n quarter .o oH... Y. t.u- ..I rn" o. E...H...n. and w. J. H.u 1. .n. Hm o. H.rHnm G Bone .r HI.r TH. r.mr.uu. .u.r.. IT. 0U .0 J. A HrI nr..0oH. o. m. Salmon River Bank
 rHr. n.uT.. mineral zones h.r. boon definitely established 0H t.. E.rnn by open cutting and stripe Hu.. ... IH.. mu.. Iuun.. ".. driven r or.r |0 .a.. oa 0.. o. H.n showing . good grad. ol o-. .-0u.H...
 .. Larson. who i. Hrr .. m. '..I- n. mining men..H o. ln. No-.H- H... and i. consulting eHen..r o. m. uHr N..... mad. n ..o.oueH examination o. m. Virginia nn HH I... trip H.r.. r.u'Ure in nj. HNne
 bond on ... and ..e T.H.H. group ..0r.rr
 Hr. I.non H'.0 bonded m. T.w ..rm. consisting ol ono ..m nm. fraction. at m. me Um. H.. h. ..a. ole. .He E.rru.n THe T.n-H .I.o.rH .H. ...r and a'. though rr. oroHe. work H. boon Hore or 1T I1 demon .r... IH ru'u. .. . mining n-0.n... II .s well W.iH. in .H. mineral H... and 1T. position commend. possibly n rr.uuH'. nITUon In .H. HI.o.n.ne ground IT was Hr1re. Wm Bunting tHH MT. Lrrnr secured I.. |uru.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
LATEST NEWS NOTES
 FROM NEW OIL TOWN

Captaiu Peter Wold of Che s. 8. Atlas reports Che town Of Kanatak is practically out of coal and Che fuel question win be @ serious one th.s winter.
 The bis ou companies are cm- uloyIue large number of carpen- tor. and work of constructing Che bunk houses and company buildings Is progressing rapidly Captain Wold states chat both tho Standard and Associated on companies win probably be ready to start actual drilling by Che drst Of Che year.
 The large bath and room.ng house of Wadmn and Benson Is rapidly nearing completion Tho gas boat Grizzly H reIghuue lumber and supplies from Kodiak to kanaiak. Money is a scarce article in Kauatak. but Capnn Wold Is of tho opinion hat tbc new oIl town win experience d great boom next spring Anchor aea Times
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
RED GROSS DRIVE TO
 START MONDAY MORNING

C Newmarket tn whom has boon l.'oH.eI Ono work of nkne active command o. Che annual Rcd Gross dr.F. for Juneau a.a.o. 'odr
 hul n meeting o. tHr committee win In held t..H afternoon whom thc Hist o. committee. win he completed and .Ia. .no drive win star. NoudW
 morning While Che period during which Iho drive win he hold doe. mol. Hnd muI Christmas Mr. NeWmrs.r
 EUr... .Ho he.o. .u. Il. win he completed h..0 before .Hc busy period
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
DEFENDANTS NOT LIABLE
 M FLOOD DAMAGE CASE

TH. jury n .he e..e 70. Esund r Ccr sHHtu.E ml smtu0k which was m raI four daH Ha wool. beginning Monday and o.o- ne Thursday evening. e.re n verdict .n. ..o Io..r..n.. hn.0H. Cha. .Her uc.. mol. Uah.e for lhe damage done in .sauu.E addition by Che flood oI September a1 1918. A 'ar.a .murn. o. osilenr. W.. Inro- lu..I u Che e... Tho u'anIU Haa .n..I by yJ. IT. Cobb and Jme W..seHhnm WhIe H L. Faulkner appeared for Che de.u.e
 Che nrl time Che ease o. ENunI r CH..r sha.uoE and smtucE has Hen u.I THe l raI r.H.IeI in u rerI.c. tor .le d..
 H.e hHI or appeal Che ror.... W.. e. .Ie and now u.a. ordered. rH. maorf uH' resulted n u l agreement by Che .uu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
ENLARGED HUSBAND
 HAS DEADLY AIM
B. H Ferry Keeper of Soft Drink Place. Shot and Killed at
 HaInes Tuesday Night

H H. Ferry proprietor of pool hau and aolt drink place at Ha.nes. was shot and killed about S.30 o'clock TucsdW night by Ernest uruon. formerly oi Che interior but lately of Juneau.
 The trouble was evidently over Brysous wife. who a alleged io havo accepted intentions from Perry and who had gone to HaIuos from Ju- ueu Che previous week. her husband following Monday night on Che Es- .oboth Reports sout here lo Che dis
 r.ct au0ruey's 0G.co are that Ferry and NH Brya0n were both at Che home of L. M Jones Of Haiuo Tues day night when B-Hou suddenly cn- tered Che room where they were a.t- uur The woman is said to have hastily lert Che room when byaon opened fire 0l Ferry putting one bullet i'm him as he was sitting and another as hc started from nIs chair for t1o door, Ferry Is alo to have uIlcn dead at Che second shot,
 Immediately after Che shooting Brwon surrendered himself to Che authorities at Haiucs and was locked up On receipt of Che news of Che murder here DHu.c. Attorney A. G. sboup and Deputy Marshal Gautor prepared to loave for Haiucs and got away Wednesday ou the Fisheries boat WIdecon expecting to be at HaInes to attend Che preliminary hearing on Thursday Bu, tlc storm which was prevailing on Lynn Canal prevented Che WilEc0n from completing Che Grip and shc returned to Juneau with Che o0icors yesterday afternoon Attorney shoun on hIs return. wired Che authorities at Hmnes to continue with Che nre..m- mary hearIue of BrHou and to cone duet Che Inquest o, Perry to deter mine Che cause 0l denh m One event Hrya0u is held t0 appear be-
 oro One higher court it is likely hat Inc win be brought to Juneau on Che Jefferson. due uu HDr return lIl from Uaiuo and skasway about mex. Fr.day
 R h. Ferry One dead man, is am oidumo Alaskan and is we'll known To several loro. while "Ernic' Bry son is also am olIumer and we'll uouu especially in Che interior Uo was head packer for sercraI years for he American party of n.gna u0u1I boundary surveyors of which former Governor Thomas Riggs Jr. war i'm charge. Later Bryaon drove
 .are for Che Wh'to pa Company between Whtohoue and Dawson. Hc and his wife recently came to Juneau from some point in Che in- .erIor Both slayer and slain are somewhere between l0 and l5 years or age.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
PETERSBURG BUSINESS MAN

IuH. Brennan. W..|unuu HH..u. hure Hu.n. man. ua. in Ino city
 govern. tuu '....r having conn. Hn .0- .r. nHrno.. ol having som. U0n- n. uor. done. H.re.wu.I homo oH m. Wuu1n Mr. Brennan says H...rhurr hr. been good .h.a year regardless oI Che .rr. Ihat neither her our.rr nor ..Wm.I wore on.-- r.aI Two ..rmnor. have been hHHr however .ni have distributed
 t0..I for labor .r.lr month since Che. started H. tH. .oN r0u. .-. .a Huu.ne considerable nranor- Uom r Chat par. %. lH. country and Chm. Che outlook for continued prosperity r urHm
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
PRESENT MAIL SERVICE IS
 DECIDEDLY UNSATISFACTORY

Previous t0 Wednesday of th.s wcok there had been no mail other
 han l0cal received or dispatched at Juneau for moro chan a week. As mn example of Che dilatory service Kotchiban papers ol November 3rd did not reach Juneau until Che 10th. Tho Jefferson. billed to sau from se- atIo today. is Che orly steamer now 0u Che way north and none are due to leave Seattle before next Tuesday giving only one mail Co Che south for week after Che sailing Of the Spo- kane tomorrow
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
COUNCIL BREAKS RECORD
 BY HAVING NO MEETING

Hr- .n. 0ut Um. .n ."e history n. Tn. nr...nt city council I.er. wa. mol.
 quorum rr.r. I.. r.rHt for HH... . r0-u..r meeting Inn. 0eu announced Whether t0. m.mHo" n.......I Io pm. rubber band. on H.r UueaH u. overlooked .ao m...nr Hro.0" they W.r. afraid .r Hr. I.. HrI snow o. IHo season 0. HI..r.. .H... W... other H..rr.. .nr. H.. known lon. not u..o.on. .n form . quorum showed mp n. .Ho ..E H.N .n. lroo who did show mp ru..uaI WH.. and tIm wrapped IHe lraroE O. winter
 around themselves HU. departed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
YUKON CUSTOMS COLLECTOR
 VERY ILL U VANCOUVER

Word reached h.-. tHs we.E o. ... .... .. illness at u H1ar..r. .. T.n...... n C.. o' Leo smu1r.. ..... .. customs at Wht.Ho... .... Mr. Summon. HH. boon I'm ..n. .I|r for mor. .hm n
 and spent rwr HI oI .r
 U. E.H.Hrr.r r.uu.n. N.... H ... spring whom H. H..eu.. - .r ... rn.. .H recovery H.H.. I. had r..ur 0HrHe ... ."".. and won. uu. ..r uo... .r ..... month. .... intending Tn eH .. u0... Mrr. .r tH. Mayo HH. HH .rr.n. .. Vancouver M. I'm. .. In .0nHrH. his and H fn..n I.re.. from ..m.. .." HH.n....
 H... .Ur from Vancouver
 .... evening 0H. n. .0. or
 n. Tn. Princes. Mary ....l a. m. H..n.... .r ... NIT. smmor. hu. informed I... Inn rH. ur.or.
 and ru'I H.. h.I .o.. .n.
 I.. Summon. nm .Um0u by H-.. Hu M .H. mo.l o. hi. O.. r o.nrI. and H.. boon .r Che cus. ..n. rr.. moro tH0n twenty ..ar Tn m. capacity o. deputy collection ..rrr H..r uHIa collector a. u..... .HHu. ....ar unHtH" neH n. . .'.... .u 0.'.rur and com. r...n. .....' and H.H hos. O. .-..u..
 deeply ... fortune which r.r rr.r.rE.n him.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
INTERIOR WEATHER MILD

The rrcent is Che m.ilost iatc lal weather ever experienced .n Che lu- u valley where. previous Co Iuc- lar ol h.a woeE. tho coIdcst eNpcrI- oueoI ao for was dcTeu unoFo zero THere had bcon mo snow of
 any account since Che l6h of Au-
 gust whom .here was snowfall of uroo Inohe. An k.uda Of game Ig reported lo he moro plentiful thH year chan for long Ume
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
W0UIU8 E0U6H ETFEBUTCE

While traIn. ou Che raII r'oHe Che head o. LaHa EnuI Nr J N Ia.Eou W.ie oI J. M JaaHon o. IHe Primrose m.n. located u. Italian oro.. slipped and I..I breaking hm I... I0. between Che uo. and ankle. She had t' hc carried forty miles by .r..eHer to Che railroad n. Hoo.a r... HHor. n..0I .ru.n met Che party ... brought IHe injured Wo- mHn |H I". government hospital .... .n..H.H.. Iuo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
FISH COMPASSION HOLDS
 SEVERAL DAYS SESSION

Tho Territorial Flah Comm. ion has boon ln aoH'0H here for throo daw. Hnrlns Thuuday morning. The meetings arc hold in Che onICc of Governor Bone. eEou.c.0 chaIf- man. J. is probable that Ono dolIh- orauons or Che body win Doe c0m- pIotcd today m addition to Che sov- ornor thoso in attendance are B. A.. Ro ellie Of Juneau secretary Of Che board. J R HccEmau Of kotch.kan
 and C. C. HazoIct of C0rdoFa.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
DELEGATE SUTHERLAND
 OFF FOR WASHINGTON

Delegate present and elect
 Dan Sutherland arrived here Tues day morning from Kcich.kn and and Iclt on Che Princess Mary for Che .outb on r0u,o Co Washington Dan Iocuarly volunteers lho information mat he hia hurwIne back to Wash- Ine,0n to do h.s best to stem One Udc of d.slayor In which Che admin Iaradon is now louudorins and which thro1tena to sweep it into One shoals of political oblivion non ad- mits chat hc may not be able to head
 orr 0I but hc win d0 bis darudet
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
BRIEFS IN LIGHT CASE
 PROBABLY SUBMITTED

IT n ..HteI yesterday .rr. hr.e. Ir Che e... of Che city council against he hIraen Electric L.eH. N Power Company win. probably h. submitted Io Judge Reed before eow. adjourn .0I1r. hu. " ro. rroH... lHHt decision win he handed down for .or-
 r' I. uHle. .HHI neither aide win present lengthy hr....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
FIRST SCHOOL DANCE
 SATURDAY. NIGHT NOV %

Under One mHu..0m.u. n. m. Mo.h.r.. n dance u.I he hold i'm On.
 HooI gymnasium neN. Saturday night beginning at o'clock uHo Tn which am children o. Ono ..n I0.n. IIH and IaH grade" o. ,'. ..UU. .roo' ur. invited MuH. .HI h. furnished by lhe H.rH aoHn. urH..Ir. Mr L O Gor. director g.r.nm.r.. win b. ..W0l and am .r....h.o evening H rromHol Ono ...n- and r.nr eru..aUun.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
BEACON LIGHTS NOW BURN
 ON BAR FOR MARINERS

Four lights have been Installed on ho Bor Of tho short cut from Ju- neau to Che fishing grounds and much trouble formerly experienced by mariners 0n account Of darkness win now bo obV.atci. Captain Poto Madison has bcou selected as light leauar and a required to replcniah Che Iu'ce every eight days.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
CHILD HAS NARROW ESCAPE

Monday of th.a week tdroc-yc1r- old child waa knocked down by n said.ue auto on Che stree. between Go'I...n and No'Hona a.oroa The maehIne na.scd nle'y over Che child which got mp and .odiIol ol none W0re for ila experience
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
Tss DTUPE PLEASED WITH
 HER SKAGWAY WORK

Blob. "HH. Che Rod .0
 r..U.. who won. from e..... .Hr.. He... H.. | nm m. E.....H We.ua ... ..I .... .r .H. Hme hH.t Thur s|.H W". n. e
 .. examined m. .o0. .... ..| m doing ar '#nr.-.. <.
 .... n. .r..Hm. which
 u h. . muscular d..o.
 n h. germ TH. .H.- r found |I were withdrawn " ... ...... .r. nm Hcr rr.un .H
 ... r.".H| m. mr...r Tn .-.' H..H u'...r HoN'e.u. ... .. o... r.m.' ur w "A HHr .H| r."H. H..fh or.e- ... . H. ..r e.HrH.r or .H.
 u H."..... fHe m.....
 un. paw. n ..er rHH.. .0 ... . r ee.ar for .H.r cooperation .n. .....n.. .. .. ... ".. .....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
RIY OF SUNSHINE

Thor. U.o wM.HoruH to m. o.o.t Chat .u outside cor nomUm ureueauu cold or.. .IUm.. hero and hn. .0m..Hue may he doing in UH.I I'm. i'm Che near umo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

OH. o. Che 'uree. ore hoII" I.H covered In hu.a. two mile. long and forty t1 HEf I... wII. twenty milo. north 70. H. Mckinley i'm Che EHu.rur 0r.... mHE ho taken orer by nm American company inter.
 ..I m mu.ue The body contain. gold. 'F0r ..nn.r lead and Eue
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

Tn. Hr mun. Federal r'I0.mu. toward Che maintenance. and uI.H mon. o. tn. h.ua Ae..uwu. 0o.- 'a.e and School 0. Mines |..r- banks Hr boon approved Hr .H. Hu- r..u .' HU... and 0Ho.. for ..- ..0 received n. Inc Territorial .r00 ur.r. .0e0Hu. I.. n.I0.moH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

T.. H0.U. Steamship Company report. m unusually largo number u. Eastern .rrur.. for n.N. 0n and Indication. ar. Cha. N0.H u'o win show m. Hmo Iu..eo n.E. r.r over .0. year aH 1922 utor 1927.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

t.u' oI IrUH. operations win h. started m .H. u..r .uw. n.r E.w... HE m. sHrIuI on Com. r.u and m. ho..r.0I u| Com H.uU drilling machinery H0rn. H..H landed H.t month \ road Tn m. .I.. .N...u m.. .0UH h.H. buI.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31
DO CHRISTIANS CONDONE MOB
VIOLENCE

The Presbyterian, of Philadelphia
resents the assertion that christians
in the south promote or approve mobs
and lynching. II cites an expression
of the Georgia Inter-Racial Commit
tee. composed of both white and col
ored men, which says:
I've find in our hearts no extenu-
alton for crime. be il violation OF
W 'manhood. mob violence, or the IL
legal tskin gof human life. We are
cchyinced that 4 there is any crime
more dangerous than another. il is
that crime which strikes at the root
of and undermines constituted au-
thorily, breaks all laws and restraints
of civilization. substitutes mob vio-
lence and masked responsibility for
established justice and deprives So
ciey of sense of protection against
barbarism. Therefore, we believe
that no falser appeal can be made
to Southern manhood than that mob
violence is necessary for the protec-
ton Of womanhood, or that the brutal
practise of lynching and burning OF
human beings is an expression of
chivalry. We believe that these
methods are no protection to anything
or anybody. but that they jeopardize
every right and every security that
we possess"
The lnter-Racial Committee has
had very salutary effect in Georgia
and elsewhere. 1t numbers among its
members some of the leading minis
ters of the several denominations of
the South. The Presbyterian thinks
that like expressions are to be heard
among christian people everywhere in
the country. The trouble is, as We see
it, that the power of the christian peo-
pie has been sufficiently felt on this
subject. Mob violence ought to be
preached against and acted against
in unmistakable ways all the time. Il
is not so much that christian people
condone lynching as that they do not
sufficiently oppose it.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31
Is THIS 100 PER CENT AMERI.
CANISMs

The daily papers of Tuesday ear
ried couple of examples of Kn klus
100 per cent Ameriesnism. One cam,
from Kansas and one from this state
Read the one furthest from hom,
first:
Cofeyville. Kas., Oct. 16.-A state.
ment was given TO the Sheriff's office
today by Harold F. McGugin, attor.
ney for Theodore Schierlman, Mayor
of the Village Of Liberty, near here
saying that Mayor Schierlman had
been called out of his office late Sat.
urdsy night, taken into the country
By fifteen men in three motor cars,
and lashed with blacksnake whips.
Schrielman has been mayor of Lib
erty eighteen months and has lived
there forty years. The statement said
Mayor Sehierlman would sue his town
for 100000 under the Kansas Mob
Law.
THE three cars drove out in the
country about four miles" said the
statement. The men tied his hands
to a post, tore his upper clothing off
and laid about thirty stripes on his
bare back.
"They told him. We are unknown
to you. You have never seen us.
Your neighbors have had us to do
this TO you. You are one of those fell
lows that has denounced the klan.'
After about twenty stripes had
been given him, he sa d: Men, if this
is 100 per cent Americanisn, | don't
like it. One of the men sad: You
don't, en-" and they gave him ten
more stripes, saying: Now keep your
mouth shut; if you don't, we will have
this to do again. and the next time
we will use tar and feathers.
Then read this from a nearby sta
tion. 1t appeared in the Charlotte
Observer:
Fayetteville, Oct. l6.-J. r. Ha--
boar of aldermen, has been given ten
days in which to leave the city. in
communication through the mail and
signed "ku Klux Klan, Fayetteville"
which he made public today The let
ter reads:
The animosity you have shown and
your continual abuse of our organi-
zation has become unbearable to us
and il is with unanimous consent of
every member of our order that you
are given this final positive warning:
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31

Get out Of this town in ten days. Now
don't let your nerve get You killed
for If you are not out OF this towr
BY Monday. October %, may God have
mercy on your soul. :"
Harrison has made no intinlation a
10 whether he expects to obey the
order.
We are compelled to agree with the
Mayor Of Coffeyv.lle, Kansas. that i
this is Hooper cent Americanism, We
don't Ike il.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31

Since this ad. went to the publishers we re-
ceived shipment of Ladies Coat Suit in nov
city and plain tailored in the popular mate
rials of Tricotine and Poiret Twills $3.50 up
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31

There is no reason now why you should not
buy the children Coat, for we have them in
a range of prices and materials to suit
you .................. S2.S5 to SlO.9S
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31

Ladies Coats of Velour and Bolivia featur-
ing fashions newest decree, many Of them
with Fur Collar and Cuffs and Windshield
sleeves, others plain tailored Sl4.50 to $3.50
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31

Efird Buyers, trained to the tricks" of trade,
search the worlds markets for dependable
merchandise, and offer them for your COM
fort and convenience at prices that make
your dollars do double duty. A dollar is
worth more at Efrd's than elsewhere because
its purchasing power is increased by our low
prices. ,..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-01

La FIESTA RELIGIOSA EN- TRUJI-
&.a' LILO ALTO
Las fiestas para la bendici6n @ inau-
guraci0n del templo eat0lico de Tru-
jillo Alto, han comenzsdo, con gran
entusiasmo. crmpli6nlose extrictamen-
tie los esplendidos ndmeros del pro
grama.
FL cuadrO de homer de madrinaS Y
padrinos esta compucsto por los dis
tinguidos elementos que siguen:
Se1oras: AGrea p. de Georgetti. To,
ribia R. de Matienzo. Carmen PalGS
de Mendfa, Angela H.. de Fernandez
Onofre F. de Betancourt, Conception
A. de Vicente, Francisco s. de Cau-
bet. Emilia A. de Gonzalez, Juana $
de Eiela, Marina l.. de Martinez ri,
lar A. de Hernaiz, Lucinda S. de vi
dal, Monserrate Il. de Cautiho Ines
G.. de Mordn.
Sefores: Eduardo GiOrgett. Joaquin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-01
10 QUE S|CNIF|CA
Continuation de Ia pag u

| (ContinuaciOn de la pag J..
| que las sOciedades secretas del Ku-
| kuP-kldn han dado notables muestras
en- los Estados UnidOs, despues de la
guerra mundial, V tai parece que sus
fines son otros, no obstante sus proce-
dimientos parecerse a aquellos. Aho-
ia la propaganda a que apelan es la
de un americanismo eXacerbado, in
| transigente, OdioSo: el moto de Anne
fica first es el que han hecho relu-
cir Ell sus banderaS, desde sus an
tros ocultos propagan .por todo ell pals
una aversion todo 10 eXtranjero, su
mamente comprometedora.
En- los mismos Estados Unidos, una
parte del pals Sc opone Ia implan-
taci6n de las teorias que los EldnS-
men predican actualmente en- la ma
ci0n pero como a sus huestes Sc su-
man poderosos contingencies de todos
los partidos. es possible que ell Ku-kuP-
EldR lleguc 4 obtener dominic impe-
traerfa como consecuencia eI triunfO
de sus ideas Ell el gobierno, con todas
sus intransigencias con todos sus
tolpes despotismOs.
:Acaso no Sc prcstarfa Ia duda,
que los influjos pcrniciosOs de ese
americanismO GUfFdRce puesto en- prlc
tica por In actual domination repu-
blicana naciOnal, cuya tiranfa roper
cute en- las colonias amcricanas, no
sean obra de Ia est6pida association
secreta del hu-Eur-EhR?
Todo es possible Ell este mundo, CO.
mo es possible que cl kHkHr-ElGn sea
LII causa de que la naci0n americana.
cuyo asientO tuvo pOr base la mas
grande s6lida de las democracias.
caiga en- ell mayor de los despreStlgioS
ruede Il los abiSmoS sin fondo, en-
que Sc hicieron a1iicOs los pueblos que
fundaron todo su pOder, no en- la
fuerza del derecho y 81 en- cl derecho
de la fuerZa.