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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14

All order for mill wood must be
placed before July l. None obtain
able after that date. Those who
have placed orders but have not re-
ceived wood notify us.
adv. MORGAN IhANSfEh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14

For engraved or printed calling
cards see The Empire. Phone 374.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.

Sacramento 0; Vernon a.
Batteries - Fittery and Cook
James and Murphy.
Salt Lake 8; Oakland 5.
Batteries - Williams, Belts ant
Byler; Kramer and KOSHER.
Other teams travelling.
American League.
Chicago 5; Boston 0.
St. Louis 13; New York 4.
Detroit s. Washington /.
Philadelphia-Cle rain.
National League.
New York Z Cincinnati 5.
Philadelphia IA; St. Louis 0.
Brooklyn 3; Chicago 8.
Boston 8; Pittsburgh 5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
EIGHT TO ONE
SHOT, WINNER

ASCOT HEATH, England, June IA.
The famous Ascot stakes were won
today by C. e. d. Langley's four
YEAR old Chestnut colt Double Hackle,
an eight ITO one shot. Air Balloon,
the favorite in the betting, was sec
Ond. s-ug ~ $50.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
National League.
NOTICE.

Women of Mooseheart Legion, Jul
neau Chapter 439, will meet at the
home of Mrs. IIindstrom on Second
Street, near Gold, tonight at eight
O clock to sew for the Bazaar. All
members are requested to be present.
MRS. WALLSTEDT,
adv Senior Regent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14

Henry Berry, dealer in Curlos.
Ivory Beads a specially l65 Front
Street. ADV.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
WILLARD READY
TO MEET JACK
Claims He Is Ready to Return
Match If Arrangements
Can Be Made.

LOS ANGELES, June 14.-Jess
Willard told the reporters today that
he was willing to meet Jack Dempsey
for a return match if terms can be
arranged.
Willard said he had discussed the
matter with Jack Kearns, manager
for Dempsey, but no definite under
standing had been reached.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14

CARS FOR HIRE, without driver.
Phone 312, Ciaigs Cafe adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
SUZANNE LENGLEN MAY
BE OUT OF ENGLISH
TENNIS MATCHES; ILL

LONDON, June 14.-Suzanne Leng-
len, French woman tennis champion,
is reported to have developed heart
trouble and the family and her ply
slidians ipcist that she Withdraw from
the Wimbledon matches.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
DAWSON PIONEER RETURNING

]. l.. Liable. pioneer Dawson bust
ness and mining man, was DaSsen-
ger on the Princess Louise for the
Klondike metropolis. He has spent
the winter in Vancouver. B. c. Mr..
Liable sold his Dawson hotels some
lime ago. but still owns real estate
IN that city. mining interests in the
Fortym.le country and other Interior
sectfors. He also has claims in the
Mayo district. and will visit that sec
ton before returning to the Outside
in the fall For the hast several
wears Mr.. Liable has visited Yukon
Territory only in the summer time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-14
ODn FELLOWS ATTENTION.

Silver Bow lodge PA VIII meet
Thursday night at eight O'Clock. All
members are requested to be present.
Visiting brethren welcome. Gunnar
Gustafson. Noble Grand; Frank
O'Brien, Secretary. ADV.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
Observation-Disclosures,
Finance and Forming
(By Martin Amorous.)

(Continued from last week.
bank is financial association. 1t is reservoir Of
the credit of the community It's oaning resources are
limited only by the value of the products of the
munty. ~
Were banks limited in their loans to the amount of
their capital stock there would not be sufficient crcat
ing medium for the trade and industry of the country
The law and regulation provided partial limits of safety
by reserves and time maturity 1t is possible for bank
with 100000 deposits to loan 81 100000
The Federal Reserve bank is a creation Of congress
IN 1914 Its purpose to provide an elastic
sufficient for all trade and industry of the United States
The entire capital stock subscribed by the National
banks then in existence The gross amount was then
about 80 million dollars Other banks became stock
holders SINCE and have increased the capital stock to
million dollars.
The government did not furnish single dollar of the
capital Stock but it does supply it with the FREE use of
It's issues of money such issues being debt of the
eminent, redeemable by the government in gold In
1920 the furnished three billion dollars
in that year This money loaned by the Federal
Reserve banks to their member banks at varying rates of
interest.
The profits of the Federal Reserve banks are used
1st to pay % to the bank stockholders,
Ind to provide bank surplus this today is about $50
mlion),
Bird the balance to to the government as fran
chlse tax and be used in the discretion of the
tary of the treasury to repenh the gold fund of the
treasury retire the bonded debt of the United States
This SYSTEM therefore, provides an immense reservoir
OF credit 1.-THE foundation of security is all the property
OF all the people of the United States and of service
to all the people of the United States
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07

Don't the following didn't happen because it did
and, you don't believe it, why, I'll tell you another
one:
prisoner in the county Jail awaiting trial charged
with shooting craps had resigned himself to the almost
absolute certainty of conviction and sentence on the
county chain gang He knew better than anyone else
that he was guilty. Also, nobody In the world knew
better than he that lawyers work harder when there's
something in sight to work for and unless Providence
interviewed IN some miraculous way there would be no
lawyer for the defense, for the simple and very valid
that only was he broke but in ail To hoot
There just simply wasn't chance. It was bad day and
there was nothing to do but make the best of it.
You never can tell when the luck will change how
and the dawn of new day brought another errng
brother to join the little circle in the ahouse corridors
The new man seemed to be bit fastidous and showed
plainly by his that he was unaccustomed to the
scenery and surroundings One of his first acts was to
fash bank roll and condescendingly tender the crap
shooter dime to wash dirty towel Needless to say
the dime changed hands quickly and with ten cents as
stake and pair of trained dice to execute his COM
mands the manipulation of the bones enticed the new
conner into game. few passes and this time the
amount that changed hands seventy dOllars-the
extent of the mans capital The crap shooter took
everything the fasidous one possessed except the clean
bowel and the only reason he didn't get that was due
to the fact that of the other prisoners had wped
while the game going on.
The next day the eve of trial the lucky cram
shooter sent for well-known local lawyer explained
the situation in detail, engaged said lawyer to defend
MN and once again seventy dollars changed hands The
lawyer did his part nobly His client was acquitted by
twelve good men and true And, the Gambling ramb-
ling, gambling man" walked out from the stufv smelly
ar OF crowded court into Gods clean sunshine
as free bird and a darn sight happier
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07

In commerce and industry more credit is used than
actual gold money. The ratio is about 95 q credit
unquestloned.
The volume Of credit in business is illustrated by
recent statement of the National banks published
solidated form
Cash on hand 1872 million
Loan notes held II billion.
Deposits is billion.
United States and other securities billion
This, however, is statement Of about ten thousand
banks and have nearly thirty thousand banks in the
United States There is about four and onehaf billions
Of currency in circulation The Federal Reserve banks
hold about 81 25 in gold for each 81 90 in Federal Re-
serve notes outstanding During 1920 they held at one
time &c in gold for each 100 in notes outstanding
The Federal Reserve banks have been the target of
much criticism, but it is largely against individual Off
Gals and their administration rather than against the
system itself.
Personally claim it has reached its maximum of
efficiency. It should be opened to agencies of
direct distribution of the currency It's present regula
ons require the payment of toll by all trade and
merce to banking associations alone. wider dstrbu
ton be made adequate security and without any
imitation of currency credit; and the interest paid
would all direct to the United States treasury and
thus reduce taxation. For instance Federal Reserve
Land banks instead of being compelled to raise funds
sell practically tax exempt government bonds to the pub
c the Federal Reserve banks should buy their bond
issues All the money used by the public to purchase
these bonds is issued by the Federal Reserve banks which
the banks get free from the government.
State and municipal tax exempt bonds in the same
manner should be taken by the Federal Reserve banks
and thus eliminate the growing menace to industry IN
the competition for capital
Bonds of water power companies should be taken by
the Federal Reserve banks the government retains
titles and ownership in such sites and only leases the
privilege for fifty years our rivers
Growers Cooperative Marketing Associations on Fed
era bonded warehouse receipts for cotton and other
products
All these wider distribution Of the use of the
money and credit of the government the interest going
to the government instead of any few moned interests
and thus lessons the need of taxes And it will not
initiate the currency as it will require than the
volume issued in the past.
The bonds Jas taken by the government should be at
cent a ixpd rate hat iS
money attanabe loans there is no reason whv the
rate should fucuate. Money is issued solely by
the government for the and benefit of all the people
Fuctuang interest begets speculation imitation defa-
ton, expansion and contraction Each and all Injuries
the people In the past all business depressions
and panics have been caused by money, hence
adopt plan in it's distribution by which mcney can
be used with less harm to all the people.
Ito be Contnued.)
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07

billboard advertisement Of popular brand of Gig
arettes says:
Seven billion smoked annually"
Think of it. Seven billion cigarettes of just one par
cuar brand smoked each year. and there are countless
other brands
The grand total of all brands smoked must be beyond
human comprehension
Smoke cigarettes if you want to- That's your privi-
lege and it's all right with US The writer smokes.
That's one reason why he feels at liberty to express his
opinion On the subject. That cigarettes smokers get
comfort consolation and kick out of their favore fac
will not be denied But the human hasn't vet been born
mat cant De damaged physically and mentally by cigar
cites II ne smokes them Cigarettes will impair dges
ton destroy memory and shorten the wind. Any CON
frmed smoker will verify this statement
Saying nothing of the economic waste cigarettes are
almost as insidous in their destructive possibilities as
some of the prohibited narcotics The biggest difference
is the opium derivatives act more quickly
Quit" did you say? Easier said than done Therein
lies the nsdiousness. It be done; but smoke them
for 80 years then try it.
The best way to quit is don't ever begin.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
CROPS TO GROW IN 1928.
By A. N. MAYS.

Conditions vary with each individual farmer it
would be difficult to what crops to grow The oca-
ton and soil would the kind of crops best suited
to each individual One thing is agreed-but nothing
new-every farmer should grow crops that will furnish
sufficient supplies for himself and his stock.
We have failed to grow crops that we knew we ought
to grow It temptation neglect other crops and
grow cotton. Now things changed and we will have
to grow other crops whether want to not because
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01
JUGO DE IVA ESPANOL
iA,. .MARCAs IN OEMOSTs', :.
q mejOr y mas agradable susti-
utO del mOscatel de ''Sitges".
sUCRS. DE L. VILLAMIL & co.
Agentes generates.
CUANDO LOS PUEBLOs QUIEREN.. .....

pueblo plena
dberes absolute seguridad proucva Las
consecuenas 6gca de dpresnes comerc Dond
cabeza dubrio industrial pals
leva panio maestar al conjunto social
msmo ufre elias ha agudizado
tuacion.
Pero 81 pueblo nueo uera mas
preferenca ega de afuera
ccncon
Nuesa mdua bacalera nagotable
pueblo faa oportunidades
los consumidores de baco eboado pefean
La indua cigarrio
benestar
ta production anuarla
mercado native.
socledad
socdos ambc6n de defender
faces xplotacon pueden quejse palpen
iuego traidas incorrecto proceder.
Severa ecciones evado
Dorado material
ducdo nuestra terra.
Hacienda maesar
zamos ell porvenr nuestro propo esfuerzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01

pals, dicen que una intensa revoluci6n
antibritanica ha estallado en- diferen-
tie puntos del pals. Dirige Ell movi-
miento un joven lider que Sc dice ac-
tua inspirado por recommendation de
Mahatma Ghandi, hace meses apresadO
por los ingleses en- esta ciudad.
MADRID, julio LA juventud jai-
mista que habfa mostradO su Oposi-
ci0n al reconocimiento del Rey Don
Alfonso como soberano legftimo, ha ce-
lebrado varias reuniones, para discu-
tir este asunto, resolviendo, posterior-
mente, de acuerdo con los leaders del
partido Carlista, aceptar la soberanfa
del Rey Don Alfonso, Ell vista de que
Don Jaime, ha manifestado su decidi-
do prop0sito de no contraer matrimO-
Mo de no intervenir en- moyimiento
alguno que judiera perturbar el or
den interior de Espaila.
Sc esta preparando una vista de-
Rcy Don Alfonso a las Provincias Vas
congadas donde el Carlismo tuvo mas
irrednctibles pros6litos, para afirmal
este acto polftico de indudable tras
cendencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01
Va Sc ha 6jado el sido en- que han de
encontarse el Rey Don Alfonso
y el Presidente de Portugal.
A los mineros americanos en- huelga Sc han
undo los ferroviarios, 10 que hace mas
complcada la situacion otra
revoIucion en- la India ingIesa.

MADRID, julio Para ell dfa seis
de julio esta concertada la entrevista
del Rey Don Alfonso con el Presiden-
te de la Repdblica portuguese, intere-
sante acto que ha de lleyarse a efec-
to en- una ciudad de Galicia. Parece
que la ciudad designada sera Tuw, pc
ro cerca de este y para evitar la
afiuencia de corresponsales Y de todO
genero de curiosos, Sc guarda mucha
reserva. La vista del Presidente de
la Rep1blica francesa, no revestira, en-
mOdO algunO, caracter Official, perO Sc
tratard en- ella de ~continuar, Dor to-
dos los medios la polftica de acerca-
mientO que Sc viene acentuando V Sc
echaran las bases de una fjaci6n de
fecha para un mutuo cambio de visi-
tas NOfieiales, cOmenzando por la visi-
ia a EspaLa del Presidente de Por-
tugal.
/ La prensa de Lisboa Oporto, CO.
corriente de franca amistad que aho-
IA Sc acentlia entire los dos gloriosos
pueblOs.
CHICAGO, julio Lila huelga de
mineros declarada aver, toma un in
eremento formidable en- todo ell pals.
A los n1ineros Sc han unidd los Efes1riro-
viarios en- ntmero de trescientos mil
hombres, y Sc dice va que los carga-
dores de muelles tratan de- ir a la
huelga para secundar la accion de sus
companeros. La situacion es verda-
deramente critica Y Sc espera que ell
Gobierno acuda a solucionar ell con-
fficto que amenaza a todas las classes
productoras de la naeion., ~@ie
CALCUTTA, Julio 1.-Notictas lie
gadas a esta ciudad del interior del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01
Los revoluGionariios nlandeses consiguen
un triunfo guerrero, pero 10 pagan
con incalculables bajjas.
Italia Russia han fir1nado, un tratado de mu-
tuo reconocimiento&En Mejico Sc acla-
ma de la Huerta, imponiendolo
sobre Obregon.
(De Maestro servicio cablsgrdfeO)

DUBLIN, julio LA lucha entire
las tropas revolucionarias y los ejer-
citos del Estado Libre, acaudillados
por Michael Collins, sigue su curse
con un ensanamiento incredible. Ha-
ce dos dias Sc libra una batalla, en-
que han entrado combatir nucleos
inmensos de ambas parties contendien-
tes de todas las armas. La forta-
leza de Fortcourts, qua han defendido
los revolucionarios con una heroicidad
increible, lego un instante en- 10 mas
algido de la pelea aver en- que por
POGO cae en- manos de las fuerZas de
Collins; y los sinnfeiners, en- su obsti-
nacion de perderla, la 'volaron con di-
lnamita, pereciendo en- este tragico mo-
mento I'm n1cleo complete y bastante
importante de los defensores de la
causa revolucionaria.
LONDRES, julio 1.--En el Parla-
mehto Sc suscito aver una acalorada
discussion al introducir uno de los di-
!
putados una mocion pidiendo que el
Gobierno secunde las manifestations
publicadas raiz del asesinato de Sir
Wilson por ell teniente coronel Archer
Shee, que dice que ell pueblo ingles
debe exigir sea perseguido de Vale
ra, hasta hacerle .prisionero, como res
ponsable de los crimenes que Sc vie
men cometiendo. en-, Irlandas y como
promoter del que corto el hilo de la
vida al. bizarre Mariscal de Campo ha-
ce dias. La opinion Sc divide en- el
Parlamento, armandose un escandalo
nomenal, La peticion del diputado
de referencia, iricluia, ademas de Ea-
mon de Valera, los lideres rebeldes
O'Connor y Siam Mcllows, a los cua-
lies, de ser uconvictos de las acusacio-
Ines que 5pesan contra ellos, Sc exile
sean sentenciados a la Ultima pena.
ROMA, julio Is. S. Pho XI ha re-
cibido un memorial firnado p0r mi
les de cat0licos irlandeses, pidiendo
la intervention del Santo Padre ante
ell Gobierno de S. NJ. Britanica, para
salucionar el conflicto armada que
| trae Iflanda sumida ell un horroro-
so caos, satisfaciendo las aspira-
clones de la mayorfa de aquel pals
que combate por su independence alb
soluta. FL Papa, no ha querido ade-
lantar ninguna confession sobre Ia ac-
titud que ha de adoptar ante la pc
tici6n de sus fieles irlandeses, prone
ti6ndose. exclamar a los periods
tas que impetraron Sc les concediera
audiencia: "Dios es grande Y Dios
! salvara Irlanda."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01
Gran Dia de Fiesta
Manana Domingo en- ell
!" "OLIM p O"

! Mafiana Domingo sc denomina-
ra en- ell OLIMPO, Dia de Arte
ItalianO, debidO a que la empresa
ha escogidO para exhibirse en- ell
matinal y en- la n0che la sensa-
cionaI production sLA SIERPE''
|interpretada por Francesca Ber-
TIM. Esta pelicula Sc cOnsidera
adn de mayor imp0rtancia que
'La COndesa Sara, pOr 10 cual
nos atrevemOs a augurar un lie
no complete al TEATRO OHM
Pc maiiana. Esta pelicula es es-
|trenO en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01

ROMA, julio 1..-Ha sido publicada
bierno italiano acaba de firmar. ln
tratado con ell Gobierno Soviet russo,
por ell cual ambas nacioneS reafirman
sus relaciones polfticas comerciales.
La impression causada por los repre-.
sentantes diplomaticos en- esta capi-
tai, al saber esta noticia, es mucha,
pues no comprenden como Italia Sc
aventura dar ese paso, espaldas
de las naciones aliadas.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio L.
Tn inmensa manifestation recorri6
aver las Gales de esta capital, inte-
grada por elementos de todos los Par
tidos, en- la cual Sc aclam0 al ilustre
internacionalista mejican0 Don Adol-
70 de la Huerta, que con tanto acier-
to asumi0 la Presidencia interina de
La Rep1blica antes de la ascenci6n al
Poder del General de Obfeg6n, como el
candidate polftico mas habil para
dirigir los destinOs del pals en- las ac-
tuales circmStancias. La prensa y la
naci6n tOda piden que de La iHuerta
vuelva a la Presidencia, como 1nicO
medic de acallar la revoluci0n que
atienta contra ell regimen constituido
Y que esta acaudillada por los ene-
Ini0oS dn Ohrpg6n
MADRID, julio L. Gomunican de
Tetudn-due las obras del ferrDe,lrril
de via ancha que ha deaunir a has
importantes poblaciones de Laraehe
Y Alcazarquivir Y que llegara hasta
Tetudn y Alcazar, han reeibiilo. un
gran impulse. La via estrecha de Ceu-
Ia a Tetuan, que ahora hace ese via
je un tanto molesto, sera transfurura-
da en- VIA ancha, para 10 que va han
dado comienzo los trabajos. Ademas
de una serie de correteras Ell que Sc
ran convertidas las pistas militares
sera construfda con fines estrategicos
comerciales, la carretera de Tetuan
a Tanger. Todas estas obras serln lie
vadas cabo con verdadera rapideZ y
sc dispone tanto del personal t6cnico
como de materiales Y cr6ditos, para
que 10 antes possible est6n abiertas al
servicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01
Eamon de Valera Sc ha puesto al
frente deIas tropas rebeIdes, enar-
mas en- la Iucha feroz
Los .sinnfeiners han vO-
ladO la fOrtaleza de
FOrtcOurts.

DUBLIN, julio 1.-Eamon de Va
lera, que Sc ha puesto en- persona
frente sus tropas, es delirantemen-
tie seguido por los rebeldes, que han
redoblado sus brfos de una manera
incredible. Al grito de viva la inde-
pendencia, los sinnfeiners corren tras
de sus banderas batiendo al enemigo
con maestria admirable. En- las ulti-
mas horas de aver, Sc comprobo que
existfan en- los ejercitos del Estado Lii
bre multiples deserciones, de tropas
que van a sumarse a los revoluciona-
rios, por no estar conformes con que
los ingleses tomen parte en- la con-
tienda. Sc ha procedido a dictar
energicas medidas, fusilando a los
traidores, por 6rdenes de Collins.
DUBLIN, julio 1.-Al ser volada
la fortaleza de Fortcourts, la detona-
cion cause un immense panico en- la
ciudad, cuyos habitantes corrian desa-
forrados, en- una confusion terrible,
buscando salida hacia las poblacio-
nea cercanas; pero las guardias ingle-
sas, apostadas en- los sitios estrate-
!gicos Sc opusieron a clio. Los frag-
mentos de la fortaleza caian a dis
tancias lejanas, produciendo incalcu-
lables daiios en- el vecindario. En- me-
Idio del panico general los revolucio-
narios Sc aprovecharon de esta cir
cunstancia para dar un ataque formi-
dable, logrando un exito, asombroso
contra el enemigo, aun cuando las per-
didas tenidas han sido terribles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-01
SAN Juan, PUERTO RIco. sABADo /. DE JULIO DE 1922
En- G| TGatn( alOCl&

Anoche, despues de empezada la
fiesta de graduation de la Escuela
Baldorioty de Castro, cnando Ia or
questa terminaba de tocar la primera
obertura, Sc suscit6 otro incidente no
tan desagradable como eI de la noche
de la Escuela Superior debido a la
pronta intervention de IA policfa que
esta vez estuvo correcta.
Ell joven poeta Balseiro que estaba
sentadO en- ell tornavoz mas cercano
al escenario, la derecha, coloc6 una
bandera puertorriquenaE que flotaba
en- una astita, en- Ell espaldar de su
butaca, la cual fue recibida con una
delirante saliva de aplausos por Ell pd-
blico allf reunido.
En- ese momento Sc levant0 ell Co
misionado Municipal de instruction
Sr. Gonzalez Ginorio,, jdijo POGO mas
menos las siguientes palabras:
Sefiores Y seforas. No veis en- el
compromise que Sc me pone al tratar
de cOlOcar una insignia cualquierS jun
to la nacional. Ell que, de vosotros
quiera que esa insignia regio-
nal Sc luzca ell sitio preferente, que
me la traiga que 70 sabre ponerla.
/. t-Sr. Ginoiro-dijo Ell poeta Balsei-
ro-tomadla en- nombre de la juven-
tud puertorriquefia celocadla donde
I'd estime conveniente.
Hay que hacer constar que ell tea
tro estaba engalanado Con 50 bande-
ras nacionales, no habiehdo sitio, des-
de luego, para colocar aa regional.
Ell Sr. Gonzalez Gin6rio coloc6 la
bandera sobre la mesa en- donde esta-
ban los diplomas y la fiesta sigui6 su
curse normal, w. entdnces un ami
go del joven que obtuvo el promedio
mas alto, sali0 al escenario, en- el ms
tante de aquel recibir su diploma, con
una cajita, que al decir del pdblico
era de panuelos. Abri6se Y dentro
estaba una banderita regional borda-
da en- seda, sabe Dios, 81 por manos
de una mujer puertorriquela, STEM
pre- altiva y patricia.
Con este nimero Sc di6 por termi-
NADIA la fiesta dentro del mayor or
den, 81 sc exceptua un pequefo Incl
tlente entire ell joven Noriega Colon y
Oscar 0tero, pues este tiltimo trata-
ba de arrebatarle una bandera por-
torriqtleiia que quis6 desplegar, ocu-
rriendo una ligera lucha que fue eau
sa de perderse la bandera.
Estudidnte c0ncurreWte.