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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell juez Berga celebr6
una extenSa COnferenCia
con Ell gObernadOr Rely

Ialamado por ell gobernador Reilly vi
sit6 la Fortaleza el viernes por la ma
mana, ell honorable Juez del Tribunal
de Distrito de Humacao ncenciado Pa
bio Berga.
Ell sehor Berga entr6 al despacho del
Gobernador estuvo conference.-the
con Ell largo ratio.
Segtn pudimos averiguar al dia 81
guiente la entrevista sostenida entire Ell
Jefe Executive Y ell juez de Humacao,
verso sobre ciertas irregularidades CO
metidas por un funcionario pdblico de
Caguas. quien, segun nuestros infor-
mes, siendo un empleado del pueblo,
ha realizado negocios con ell Gobierno
Insular, 10 cual esta en- alberta contra
dicci6n con la Ley.
Parece que la idea de Mr.. Reilly al
zanzibar impresiones con ell citado Juez,
ha sido conocer su opinion respecto al
asunto, ya que ell mismo parece traer
consigo ciertas irregularidades que ell
Jefe del Executive, ve.ando por ell
prestigio de su Administrator, no es-
ia dispuesto pasar por alto.
Durante la entrevista ell honorable
Juez Berga expres6 al Gobernador sus
puntos de vista sobre el referido asun-
to.
La entrevista fu6 muy cordial sa
liendo ell juez Berga altamente compla-
cido de las atenciones que lie dispensa-
IA Mr.. Rely.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16

he sostenido todo 10 que usted ha he
cho.
sCuando pronuncio Reilly su discur-
SO inaugural censurado Y corregido
y aprobado, permitame volverlo a re
petir, por el ilustre representante en-
Washington "que Sc suele equivocar
por causa de error del entendimien
to u ofuscaci6n de su mente", fue
usted quien hablo en- su telegrama de
Fajardo en- contra de mi opinion que
lie aconsejaba que no hablara hasta
que Sc reuniera la Junta Central en-
pleno Y Sc lie sometiera ell discurso;
fue usted quien escribio, contestando
la carta insultante del gobernador
Rely para usted, diciendo que no
habia una reconciliation possible en-
tre el Gobernador y el Senado de P.
R. por su Presidente; despues de
este fue I'd. quien actuo yendo a Sail
mas y pactando con ell Cob. Reilly,
pacto que nuestro ilustre Comisionado
a Washington 'por un error del en-
tendimiento por una ofuscaci6n de
su mente", deshizo con su cable en-
ell cual afirmaba a la Junta Central
que Reilly serfa destituido dentro de.
diez dlas Y que el asurnfa todas las
responsibilities de la situacion, pac
to que hoy califca ell Comisionado Re
sidente de bajo denigrante
La primera vez que yo fuf la
Fortaleza fuf llevado por usted. Y so
lamente he tenido desde aquella fe-
cha tres entrevistas con ell Goberna
dor, En- todas elias, cuando el Co
bernador me quiso hablar de politi-
ca, decline hacerlo, diciendole q. yo
estaba dispuesto tratar con el cues
tiones legislativas en- mi caracter de
Presidente de La Camara, pero que
para hablar de politica era necesa
rio que Sc dirigiese usteG. Y cuan
do me hablaba de nombramientos lie
decia que era solamente usted el que
ten1a autoridad para tratar esas CO.
sas. Asi, con esa lealtad es que yo
he hablado Y he aotuado; lealtad que
usted ahora no quiere concederne Y
sobre la cual arroja las sombras Y
las duoas de su carta
La question de programa no tiene
(Continfa en- la Ga. pag.I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
MuchOs repubicanOs d.
cen que eI ST. C6rdOya
Dayla ha venidO a in
tentar un paCtO con ellOS


En- los cfrculos polfticos hemos re
cogido ultimamente varias notas yer
daderamente interesantes, las cuales
pasanos nuestros lectores, como fie
les informadores que somos.
Muchos republicans aseguran que
el sefior C6rdova Davila ha veni6u
al pals con ell primordial objeto de
intentar un intendido con ell Parti
do Republican,. Y al efecto, para ha
Ger mencion de la vista que su
Immediate llegada Puerto Rico hi
ciera ell Comisionado Residente, al
DIR. Jose Gomez Brioso, quien Sc halla
enfermo.
Acerca de esa supuesta intenci6n
que Sc le da al viaje Gc don Felix,
son muahos los concentrates que Sc
vienen haiendo, especialmente en-
ire los misinos republicanos.
Ell sabado ell senor Todd dijo a
nno de nuestros redactores, refrien
dose los distintos escritos que acer
ca de don Felix hemos publicado:
-Dfganle CorGova Davila "qate
Sc 10 Olga todo." Ustedes Sc 10 mere
cen, son activos, trabajadores... y
don Roberto rubric6 sus palabras con
una sonrisa LENA de malicia, signi-
1icativa.
Acaso ese gesto del distinguido po-
litico, lsera la ratification mas elo-
cuente de la nota anterior?..
En- possession de la verdad segura-
mente nos hubiera puesto el propio
seiior C6r1ova, no ser porque des-
de el sabado por la mafana Sc en-
cuentra en- Arecibo. Esperaremos su
regreso. II Y Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16

Ell MUNDO, v yo lie invite a que de-
su nonlbre. A1n despues de recibir
la suya, ell sefor Vargas, de Ell
MUNDO, en- mi ofcina recibio de mi
la negativa absolute terminante, no
va de los ternlinos en- que estuviera
concebida mi carta, sino de mi carta
misma, afrmandole que no exist;a tai
correspondence.
En- la pagina gegunda de su carta
hay el siguiente parrafo:
"Los actos politicos de 81 eel Co
misionado Residente), como los ac-
tos politicos mics, han sido STEM
pre- motivados por un patriotismo
noble desintereesado, de cuya ca
rencia yo no qhiero acusar a ma
die, pero de cuya existencia en- al
gunos el pals tiene raz6n para du-
dar''
Ese es un parrafo oscuro, como
no corresponds al jefe de un partido
que debe hacer acusaciones de esa
naturaleza abiertamente. IA quien Sc
refere ese parrsfo? 81 es mi espe
TO que. usted 10 afrme; Y 81 no es
a mi espero que usteG 10 niegue;
porque de esa afirmaci6n de su ne
gacion depende que tengamos que
analizar nuestros actos ,polfticos an
te Ell pals, v los motivos de los mis-
mos.
En- la pagfna tercera de su carta
dice usted 10 siguiente:
"Y 10 esencial es, que estando
la Union de Puerto Rico en- la lu
cha cada vez mas justa a que ha
sido forzada por Ell gobernador Rel
ly, usted ha hsblado, ha escrito, ha
actuado, Y hasta ha inteerpretado,
en- la forma que todo ell mundo ha
visto. En- cuanto ESQ, yo no apor-
to testigos especiales nj documen-
tos especialisimos: me renito 10
sabido por todo ell mundo, que es
bastante; decline referirme to-
to 10 ocu9Tido, que probablemente,
debe ser mas que bastante Y mas
que sobrante."
Con referencia al gobernador Rel
ly yo no he hablado, nj he escrito,
nj he actuado, nj he interpretado. Pre-
cisamente ell que ha hecho todo ESQ
ha sido usted, Y yo detras de usted,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell AFFAIRE MESTRE

Hasta la fecha no Sc ha dicho ma
da mas acerca de la supuesta desti
tuci6n del seiior Mestre.
Segdn hemos podido apreciar, los
1nicos que Sc hacen eco Y comentan
de distintos modos esa noticia, seiia
lando sustitutos, son los republica-
nos los socialistas. En- las tertulias
de aquellos 10 heinos dido deoir, asf
como en- la Federation. Los unionis-
.tas parecen ignorarlo; por 10 menos,
81 10 saben, no 10 dicen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
RADIO

Interesa todas las personas
que Sc dedican actualmente o
desean dedicarse a la Venta de
aparatos de radioteIefonla, dirt
girse cuanto antes al
Sr. Joaquin Agusty,
Radio Corporation of P. r,
San Juan, P. r.
quien les sunninistrara inportan-
tie information reIacionada con
la gran estacion transmisora de
m1sica w. K. A. G. en- esta ciu-
dad. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell ''SAMPAIO CORREIA" SA
LIO AVER HACIA TRINIDAD

Aver por la mahana recibimos el si-
guiente despacho de Fort de France:
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
'sampaio cOrre:a'' sali6 hacia Tri-
nidad, nueve Y media hoy.
ARNAUn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
CABLEGRAMA DEL NEGOCIADO
Washington. Il de octubre.

Observador, San Juan.
Aviso. 9 pm. Amenaza de tormen
ia noreste fue informada las diez
pm. desde la bahia de San Luis, Mis-
sissippi, hasta Cedar Keys, Florida.
Ell centro de esta tormenta tropical
esta localizado a $50 milIas al oeste
de Cayo Hueso y sc mueve lentamen
te de norte a oeste, aumentando EN-
intensidad. Los vientos aumentan so
bre el este del Golfo. Los vapores de-
ben tener precauci6n en- la parte es
te central del Golfo.
MITCHELL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Teatro "OIinlpo''

LUNES 16 DE OCTUBRE DE 1922
iGRAN NOCHE LIRICA!
el segundo acto de la famosa opera
Gel BARBERO DE SEVILLA'
por el eminente primer bajo espafiol
DON ANTONIO VIDAL
la notable Y aplaudida soprano
SRTA. ISABEL SORIA
Y un gran acto de concerto por aven
tajados alumnos de la academia del
sefor Vidal, entire ellos el senior Mi
guel Colorado, en- su originalisimo MI
nero
Gel SERRUCHO MAGICO
CANTANTE"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
iCESANTIAS?

/ Desde ell sabado Sc anuncia con in
sistencia que de un momento a otro
seran decretadas, 81 no 10 han sido
va, las cesantias de varios altos en-
pleados del Departamento del Inte-
rior. 4
( La noticia ha sembrado el panico
entire la burocracia, cada vez mas
asustadiza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
El Cabinete discute la
amenaZa que recae So
bre los 'expOrtadOres
de cafe de Puerto Rico
Omitted Press, via All America Gables,


WASHINGTON, octubre 15.-El Ga
binete ha discutido la grave situacion
que entrafian las disposciones de Daug
herty y la amenaza que estas signifcan
para los exportadores de cafe de Puer
to Rico.
Los exportadpres de cafe portorri
oueiios alegan que en- adelante no po-
Gran seguir exportando dicho grano,
debido que los vapores espano,es que
generalmente llevan el cafe al extran
zero, conducen ademas bebidas alcoh6-
hcas.
Ell Gabinete dara conocer mafiana
su decision sebre este asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell "SAMPAIo CoRREIA" NO
SALIO FL SABADO DEBIDO
AL FUERTE VIENTO
Fort de France octubre

Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
"sampaio Correia'' no salio hoy
debido viento fuerte V nubarrones es-
pesos. Las condic;opes de la atm6sfe-
ra no permitid tomar fotografias del
Monte Peple, por 10 cual cual saldra ma
mana las ocho, 81 g, tempo 10 permi-
tie. q 'r4'-~'s~r Eea
ARNAUD
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
Pastor Would Fine
Persons Who DE- Not
58 Go to Church Sunday

London, May 27.-The alternative
OF going to church OF Sunday or pay
ing a fine is suggested by the Rev.
Robert Forman Horton, one Of Eng
land most noted Non-comformist
ministers, as a means Of raising SUI
fcient ven ITO run the country
without plunging. 1t into bankruptcy.
Such legislation, he declares; would
net fS0.OO0.AOO a year.
DR.. Horizons suggestion 81 said to
be based on a law passed in the reign
Of Edward VI, when anyone absent
ing himself from church without
lawful or reasonable exuse'.,. was fined.
M shilling. The law was repealed.
but re.enacted and rigid1y, enforced
In subsequent reigns.
The SO or o churches In the
square mile around the Bank of Eng
land contained full congregations in
those days, bnt few persons enter
them on week days now EXCEPT
american tourists and the Sunday
congregations, DR.. Horton declares.
q not exceed 4 bakers dozen. The
Bishop OF London has EVERYONE 10
far q I suggest that some OF them
be demolished and the valuable, sites
told to provide funds with which
churches could Be built In otheryparts
l0f tho city,
This suggestion brought asdeluEe &c
complaints upon the Bishop. but
strange to fay they were not from
persons idsntfNed With church AFFAIRS.
Almost without exception they came
from fnancters,s Who maintained that
the night of these old churches served,
VERY GOOD purp0es Hi softenfng fhe
,heAeta N f.moAey-1nAAs crotwdR who
yass1spNDntAein ~ they hursisd ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
Many Treasurers Fail
To Comply With Law;
Bonds To Be Cancelled

Bismarck, n. D., May 2e.-Bonds
of several ~treasurersi of public or
porations in the state will be can
celled because of failure to comply
with provisions Of law. it was said
Saturday by Harold Hopton, mana
ger of the state bonding fund.
The t~reasurers, he said, have, ac-
cording to their reports. deposited
public funds in excess of $500 in
banks without obtaining surety bonds.
as required by chapter Sc Of the laws
Of 1921. The first to be cancelled
were announced as follows:
G. j.. Clark. treasurer city of
Crosby; over $4,000 on deposit with
out bond. a
G. J. Johnson. treasurer Des Laos
special school district No. SO; over
$500 on deposit without bond.
Mrs. G.. Fl. Peterson, treasurer
Bohnsack school district, Grandin:
about $1,000 on deposit without bond.
Ed Winters, treasurer Sunshine
township, herman; about $1,428 on
deposit without bond.
Harry Frandsen. treasurer Spring
Grove township. Drake; about $4,000
on deposit without bond.
A. w. Quasi, treasurer McCulley
township, McCulley school district.
Temvik; about $4,000 on deposit
without bond.
The list was announced after par
tial examination of reports. Mr..
Hopton said that other cancellations
probably would be made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
l. 0. Q. I. TO &.
CONVENE HERE
Sever;allE.BIodies Of Organiza-
tonto Meet Jointly
II III NextlW Week.

Programs have been issued; for the
annual convention Of the 1ndepend-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows Of North
Dakota. which will be held in Grand.
Forks on June 6, and 8. At this
time the four separate bodies of the
organization, including the grand
lodge. the Rebekah Assembly, the
Grand Encampment and the Depart
ment Council, P. M. will be held.
The meetings of the various or
three days at the Odd Fellows hall,
the city hall. the city auditorium and
the knights OF Pythias hall.
Approximately one thousand dele
gates and visitors are expected to
rome to Grand Forks for the conven-
ton. The Grand Encampment will
meet on Tuesday. the Grand Lodge
will meet on Wednesday and Thurs
day, as will the Rebekah Assembly,
Council will be held on Thursday.
This is the program:
Tuesday.
10 a. m.-Grand Encampment at
Odd Fellows hall.
Address of Welcome by Hon. Henry
O'Keefe, Jr., president of city COM
mission.
Response by DR.. II. J. Rowe, Grand
Patriarch, Lisbon.
10:30ya. m.-Session Grand En-
camp:nent, Odd Fellows hall.
1880 D. m.-Session Grand En-
campment, Odd Fellows hall.
s D. m.-Exemplifcation of G. r.
degree by staff Of Sinai Encampment
No. @, L. o. o. f.
$50 p. m.-Past Presidents and
Assembly Officers reception and din
ner at the home of Mrs. NJ. Rabin-
ovich, given by Past Noble Grands Of
Maple Leaf Rebekah lodge No. }, 1.
o. o. F.
8 D. m.-Reception and entertain
ment for delegates to Rcbekah AS
sembly at city hail.
Wednesday.
2 a. m.-City Hall-Address of
Welcome to Grand Lodge and Re
bekah Assembly by Hon. Henry
O'Keefe, Jr., president city commits
sion.
Response for Grand Lodge-H. A.
Armstrong. Grand Master,
Response for Rebekah Assembly
Mrs. jeanette Forkner. assembly
president, OF Langdon. r.
10 a. m.-Session of Grand Lodge
City hall.
10 a. m.-session of Rebekah AS
sembly-Odd Fellows hall.
1880 p. m.-Sessdons Of Grand
Lodge and Rebekah Assembly.
6:45 p. m.-Auto tour Of city,
starting from Odd Fellows hall.
8 p. m.-Competitive degree work
Subordinate lodges at Odd Fellows
hall.
8 p. m.-competitive Degree Work
-Rebekah degree at city auditorium.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
Thursday.

Thursday.
3 a. m.-Memorial Services-City
auditorium.
Singing-America, by audience.
Prayer-Chaplain Rebekah AS
sembly.
Memorial address by Rev., Law
renee 3. Robertson, pastor First Con-
gregational church, Grand Forks.
Vocal Duet-Mrs. G.. w. Bucking-
ham. Jr., and Mrs. Stewart Nc
Kenzie.
I'm Memoriam." by Rebekahs OF
Maple Leaf lodge No. 3.
Closing Prayer-By Grand Chap
lain T. U. Richmond, Portal.
10 a.. m.-Session of Grand Lodge
at city hall.
10 a.. m.-Session Of Rebekah AS
sembly at Odd Fellows hall.
10 a. m.-Session of Department
Council,SP. M. at X. of P. hall.
1 p. m.-Sessions of Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly and Department,
Council at above named places.
8 p. m.-Decoration of Chivalry
degree at Odd Fellows hall. Open tt
all members of Subordinate, Rebekaf
Encampment and Patriarch Militia nj
branches of the order.
10 p. m.-Patriarchs Militant de
gree exemplifcation-Odd Fellow:
hall. Col. j. NJ. Johnson in charge
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
LEGION POST
WE )
MEETS TONIGHT
To Gather in Commercial
Club Rooms; to Elect
~ State Delegates.

A regular meeting Of the Grand
Forks Post No. 6 of the American
Legion will be held in the CONNER
cial club rooms this evening at 1880
o'clock. it was announced today.
At this time delegates to the state
convention to be held at Devils Lake
next month, will be named. The
Grand Forks Pos will send seventeen
delegates to the convention. Altern-
ates will also be named at the meet
ing tonight. i
Plans for the district convention to
be held here June 1 will also be, dis
cussed. n arrangements made to
entertain the large number of visit
Ors expected!
Following the Legion meeting, the
local voiture of the 40 Hommes ct 8
Cheveaux will hold a session for the
purpose Of electing delegates t o the
state convention to be held here June
], in connection with the district
meet of the Legion.
Final arrangements for the Memro-
ial Day exercises here Tuesday will
fbe completed this evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
on DEPors DISCUSSED.

London-Oil fuel depots for the
British navy came in for much dis
cussion in the house Of commons
when Commander Eyres- Monsell
moved an appropriation for f~4,250,0OO
for naval works buildings. He said
safeguarding the employe and polio
ing the ocean depended upon the eff
aciency and mobility Of the ef1et, and
that one Of the first essentials to mo-
bility was oil tanks all over the world.
Other members Of commons declar-
ed such tanks would be vulnerable to
guntre from submarines and aircraft
and that defending them would be
an unnecessary expense. But the ap-
preparation was passed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29

Alman who owns a good scow is al
most as conceited as a man who has
a good garden.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
Refute What They" Say
Live and Learn at LIano

DO YOU KNOW that can spend profitable vacation ii
You live here with the think
what can from this wonderful are not
coopeors we never any such thing
Merely buying and selling in the save lie mid.
demans profit is surely not the limit Of cooperative
Lano climate mild that fall good tina III , ~
Come and help US harvest Work and play and
our life.
Some sfsyed claim cooperating We
merely reply: Come and see You will personal experience
perceive aims, and understand The idea which
The invitation is for ALL
Health happiness and education vacation a Llano
Get off The Kansas City Southern Stables day and you will
become missionary for the Lano idea
Don't merely accept statements made by uniformed persons and
fanatics and live with $1,000
u4No COOPERATIVE COLONY.
NEwlLANo. LA
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
COOPERATION IS A SCIENCE

Ready made success is not handed
out to us III the same way as suit Of
clothes; it has 10 be planned and
worked for. A cooperative business
can only be bpit III. BY a e study
of facts. No rule Of thumb or guess
work will do; we must operate from
well known facts.
Do not let US deceive ourselves
|the building Of cooperative business
lis no mean task; it is fraught with
many and varied difficulties. The sue
cessful management of co-operativ,
business is becoming a science demand
ing among other qualifications
I'D Organizing ability Of very
high level, with mind large enough
to grasp its essential features, broad
enough to take comprehensive view
of the whole, and sufficient insight to
recognize that small things are import
ant and have an effect on the success
or otherwise Of business.
~ Courage enough to take the
straight course, even if BY So doing one
is temporarily getting a setback, all
ways remembering that the first duty
of a manager is to so act that nothing
he does will jeopardise in any way the
hard-earned savings that form societies
capital. Our motto should always Be
safety first. Ii requires courage be-
cause we have so many shortsighted
people among us and SO many con-
flicting interests.
(3) Enthusiasm is necessary
qualification for any individual who
aspires to be successful; it is, however.
indispensable in the cooperative man
ager. Attention to detail, perseverance
and hard work will help win success,
but the ardent pursuit Of successful
business building, the energetic endea-
yor. with strong hope and confidence.
will certainly ensure it.
]. Ogden Armour Says
Enthusiasm is the dynamic 81 your
personality; without i whatever abili-
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
SPIRIT

What is spirit. A vital force which
attaches TO all forms Of life more pro-
nounced in the human because Of its
importance. Is this spirit everlasting
Yes. When the body dies, the spirit
flows back again into its origin. the IN
definite, yet conceivable thing, called
the universe. Nothing being lost, the
spirit finds itself again in that great
ocean Of life which has always exist
ed. Man IS constantly seeking an ex-
PLANTATION of the spiritual, and yet it is
the human which needs explaining.
The spiritual viii take care Of itself;
it is Interchangeable. This requires
knowledge, and in the pursuit Of knowl-
edge, which explains what humanity is,
we are seeking the spiritual, that which
is best, the good.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
FREE SPEECH
10 an ANXIOUS friend:

70 an anxious friend:
You tell me that law is above free
dom Of utterance. And / reply that
you can have no wise laws nor free en-
torcement Of wise laws unless there IS
tree expression Of the wisdom Of the
peopleand, alas. their folly with it.
But If there is freedom their folly will
die Of its own poison and the wisdom
will survive. That is the history If the
race. It is the proof Of man kinship
with God. You say that freedom Of it,
|terance is NOT for time &c stress, and |
reply with the sad truth that only in the
time of stress is freedom Of utterance
in danger. = = = Whoever pleads for
jpster laws helps to keep the peace, and.
whoever tramples upon the plea Of JUS
tlce, temporarily made in the name of
peace, only outrages peace and kills
something fine m the heart Of man
which God put there when we got our
manhood. When that is killed, brute
meets brute on each side Of the line.
So. dear friend. put fear out Of your
heart. This nation will survive, this
State will prosper. the orderly business
Of life will go forward If only men
speak in whatever way given them To-
utter what their hearts hold by voice.
BY posted card, BY letter. or BY press.
Reason, never has failed men. Only
force and repression have made the
wrecks in The world. William Allen
White, Editor, Emporia. Kan. Gazette.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
THE NEXT GENERATION

When the United States Government
investigated conditions ii d typical mill
town where The wages averaged $40
d week, ii found that among operatives
families twenty-six babies out Of en-
ery hundred died before they were 4
year old. Then wages went UP to $40
"A week, and only five babies out of
every hundred died.
This country can't afford in The long
run to pay its workers less than liv-
ing wage. By dong so we endanger
the most precious thing Of all--the vel
fare Of boys and girls who will inherit
our America. Golfers.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
TERRORISM DEFEATS ITSELF

Chicago. The fizzling out Of the
attempts to lay the blame for railroad
wrecks upon alleged red plotters" and
the failure to obtain confessions BY tor
ture that will hold water in open court
from arrested striking shopmen is con-
solidated the already favorable public
opinion scarcely behind the unions in
their struggle for American living and
working standards.