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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Dispatch Cutter to
Relief of Ice Bound
Islands Maine Coast

Rockland, Me-, Feb. 1G-Thc Unit
ed States coast guard service went
today to the rescue of the inhabitants
of the islands in Penobscot Bay.
when the cutter Ossipee arrived here
to carry food supplies to points in
the bay isolated by ice. The Ossipee
was loaded with grain and provisions
for ISlesboro.
The cutters next trip, it was an
nounced, would be to Stonington.
mails and light freight for which
por. have been landed on the ice
two miles distant. North Haven
and Vinal Haven are reported in
desperate straits for grain.
The only steamboat navigation in
t. western part of the bay at pres
ent is between Rockland and Vinal
Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
eMrs. King $500
tCosts for Having
hzicating LIQUOR

Josie King who runs n mil
shop over the Woman store
y corner Of Main and Common
was found guilty of having
ist, possession ss a quantity of in
~ ~! liquor Yesterday after
w Judge Charles W. Atchley
y ~, municipal court. She was
aw and costs and sentenced to
y. ~ months in the county jail
W months additional in DC
NJ N p y Of fine. The arrest
~ y, from a search Of a residence
Msler street by Deputy E,lcr-
'snk Lessor and Charles FAR
~ an; and Frank Robinson Nho
y Inc building on a search ard
H. m p and finding beneath
r, uoara in a cupboard which
|, IlLpsed to have been Ho-r 10
,'vn cans of alccl.ol. The only
ma t ,s was Mrs. King Who
s may she had possession OF the
,o rns was arrested and brought
V1 II, where she pleaded not
No. Inc officers were called to
. NV and testified to the Gn-
mth;. liquor but the respondent
nv to say. She did not
AZ s,,s services Of an attorney.
[mt a. who has been hand
sl,s sood stiff sentences to the
|sLa aI hs and bootleggers Of this
M may nave oeen apprehen1ed dur
h, p in Two weeks proved that
M h impartial to sex when
Ids. telore him as violators of
ka s,s. act. The Judge has
er;n ,,a ae wide interest in his
: hiphsI,.o o. booze dealers and has
usuTos, recommended by several
\ Fl. examinations.
slaass appealed end vas placed
b ANY,, pail, for her appearance
bo mGtl' term of the sunrrior
b AND " We're furnished by p. l..
george f. roulin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Glenna COllett Cops
WOmen's National Golf
Championship, Florida

West Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. 10
(By A. P)-Witnessed by q large
gallery and under ideal weather con-
ditions, Miss Glenna Collett of Provi-
dence. r. l., national women's golf
champion. had no difficulty here to-
day in winning the mid winter golf
tournament from Miss Dorothy
Klotz of Chicago. 6 up and to go,
three holes being halves.
Perfect driving and the spectacular
approaches Of the champion won
round after round Of applause.
In the second flight, Mrs George
Dobyn OF Boston, defeated Mrs. E. =.
Northwood of Toronto. 3 and 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Sid Graves Signs
with Yank Outfit
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Brunswick, Me-. Feb. 16-Coach Ben
Houser Of the Bowdoin College base
ball team this evening received a let
ter from Samuel Sid Graves of Mar
blehead. Mass. who covered center
field for Bowdoin last season but who
did not return to college this year,
stating that he had signed with the
New York Americans and had been or
dered to report for practice with the
Raleigh, N. c.. team the middle Of next
month. Graves played on the Augusta
Mlliionaires the summer before he
came to Bowdoin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Penn State College
Rife Team Shoots
Perfect Score $50

ing q perfect score of $50 last night
Pennsylvania State College riflemen
surpassed the total of the Oxford
University team. whose score of IA
was announced by cable. Yale. Col
gate. Iowa State and Boston Uni
versity, also took part in the inter
national shoot. Each team was COM
posed Of ten men with the five high
est to count. Seven of the Penn
sylvania State team shot perfect
scores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Waterville High
Boys Lose to M. c.. I.
BaSketeerS 53-16

The NJ. c. I. basketball quintet
gave BULLET" Hendricks outvt from
Waterville High Il lively trimming
at Union hall, Friday evening. be-
fore Il large and enthusiastic au-
dience. NJ. G. |. played superior
brand of basketball all the way
through the game and the passing
of the locals was q feature. New
house. Brown and Craig were the
star performers for NJ. c. l.. Soucier
and Clapprood did good work for the
Elm City team.
The summary:
NJ. G.. J. NATERN1LLE II.
Craig, RI ............ ri, Soucler
Brown, IL .............lf, Clapprood
NewhouSe, ...........c, Tralnor
I)aN, I'd ................. III, rottcr
SeeklnS, I'D .............. I'D, Grant
Score 53-1G.,
Goals from floor Craig ., Brown 10.
Eewhouse 3. Soucier 8, Clapprood 2,
Neal /. Goals from fouls, Newhouse
9. Soucier >. Substitutes, Lancaster
for Day; Webster for Grant; Neal
for Fotter: Trainor for Clapprood.
Referee, Track of Bates. Timers
Miss Goodrich. Waterville High: Mr..
Peterson. NJ. c. /. Time, tens. At
tendance 300.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
. PITTSFIELD
Mrs. Charles n. Johonnett

Word has been received here oe the
death OF Mrs. Charles II. Johonnctt,
wife of the Rev. Charles II. Johonnctt
which occurred at her late nome IN
Ialmyra Thursday morning after an
illness with double pneumonia. Mrs.
Johonnett had many friends and ac-
quaintances here who join the reIa-
tives in mourning her loss. The flu
neral arrangements will be announce
cd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Badger Retains His
Crown as Singles
Skating Champion

New Haven, Conn.,, Feb. 16-Sher-
win c. Badger, of Boston, retained his
crown as mems singles champion in
the United States at the conclusion
of the national figure skating cham
pionships. here tonight.
Mrs. Theresa w. Blanchard, of
Boston, women's champion, was
again declared the best woman sim
giles skater in the contest and with
N. w. Niles, of Boston, was also
awarded first place in the pair sl1at-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Tilden an Entrant
for Middle States
Championship Meet

Philadelphia. Feb. 1G.-Several of
the country's leading tennis. players.
including William L. Tilden, national
champion, are entered in the middle
states indoors championships, 10 be
held Feb. 2S, March l and .. Among
the other entries are Vincent Rich
ards. Wallace +. Johnson, Francis
T. Hunter. Howard Voshell. r. Ind
ley Murray, Stanley w. Parsons and
Arnold w. st. John. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Before Court
[tnbezzlenent
ge of $225

lsdsse Luce %, of Benton. was be-
\ 1 81 IL municipal e court ve el
ldS4 IN. me charge Of embezze1-
Ntrsn,tt from n the complainant t~I in
nnieu Donald B. Raymond. Of Of
h 1 nr. was that during ring 4 as ,sg 1oid
be nmra,SS n a Ford car and
b Sell :. an agreement with
Luce ST., IL. returning to him
ri s %Snd traded the Il sn car f tlm e
N him ot Sl25 to boot, which
VA s Sys. the tn Maxwell '1 bn+ '' me
we told me Inc money. He said
seI Cha se e., offered no tes sda ouio
sate.' and Peacock se snted the the
y The '1e A rUsss,pEondent' was ,o was
april term Of the oou SUI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Find Wrecked Tuscan
Prince, Crew Being
Taken Off by Steamer

Seattle, WASH, Feb. 16.-The steam
ship Tuscan Prince, whose whereabouts
and fate were unknown since A. NJ.
yesterday, was found this afternoon
at Village Point. Vancouver Island, a
wreck, but with all on board alive.
Word of the discovery of the Tuscan
Prince, for which dozens Of craft have
been searching since she flashed I'VE
are going to drown" was received here
in dispatches from the coast guard cut
ter Snohomish. The Snohomish took off
Is of the crew of 43 and is to remove
the others in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Dumas Must Face
Fraud Charge, Boston

New York, Feb. 16.-Federal Judge
Garvin in Brooklyn today upheld the
decision of United States Commissioner
Rasquin ordering Cyril B. Dumas re-
turned to Boston to face a charge of
making false and fraudulent applica-
ton for disability payments under the
war insurance act.
1t is alleged that two women posing
as Mrs. Dumas received total of
S1144.75 as result. Dumas fought re-
moval, contending that the statute Of
Limitations outlawed the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
~. 8. Hamilton

uomilton of \aSsalporo'
;. im Ham,in died at her
d Ns.a ar morning at the age
yealosssb Che is survived by her
war SON SON. Roland who lives
o WI enc enc brother. Clarence
X az sau VAS a member of Vas
s cr,nge, Funeral services
j Gl u ssom the home Monday
N heiu ~ o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Kim =
ga, a. \ yassalboro will otlieiate'
DIV iii be at Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Journal BOWlers
Take All 4 Points

The Journal bowlers were again VIC
torious in their match with the Clerks
Friday night on the Augusta ~" al
leys. taking all four points with a to-
tai pinfall of 1850 to 1897. The Jour-
nalists took the first two strings by
good margins but the third ended in a
tie and the Journal won the roll-off
for the point. Hart won the single
string honors with 104 and Farnham
three-string with 900. The summary:
I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Carl Tremaine Gets
Decision Over Curtin

New York, Feb. 16-Car1 Tremainc,
Cleveland bantamweiSht, was award
cd a referees decision tonight over
Johnny Curtin, of Jersey City, when
Curtin quit boxing in the sixth round
of their twelve round match in Madi-
son Square Garden, claiming he had
been fouled. Referee Patsy Haley
said he did not think foul blow had
been struck.
Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter Of
former President Wilson, was among
the spectators. She said she had be-
come an ardent boxing fan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
...,.rn Stars Meet

4 the finest social al. events .e, Ge
I. d VAS ar held at the Masonic s,i
4. ,s st. evening by the TWEEN
s., ' Club of the Eastern
g gss regular monthly meeting
81 I'm IN Connection with the par par =
sss u VAS a costume affair, One
/ w. is,t turf of the evening was was
l ,s.iisgs given by Mrs. Roy
'', Tsese we're greatly enjoy
IL members as Mrs. Jackson sc n
,ssn,ional fine talent IN thls 5
s I entertaining. The costumes :
\, br the members were Oh
I. sn ,,l ~ and representing many
] ' and races. A buffet lnnen
81, Of sandwiches, cakos );
mt, coffee and tea was served rI''
Y ll tsiIowjns committee: MIS-
H sI,S chairman. Mrs. VII
yir n Mrs. Frank ScdsieH'
/ r I''' Fred Elliot. Music was i inr-
I b. Murray's orchestra. sev-
s,r,s Of playing games and So
ssess were enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Great Field of 200
Athletes to Compete
at Buffalo Tonight

Buffalo. n. Y. Feb 16.-More than
soo athletes who have been appointed
IN their training for the national senior
"A. A. Z. championships for several
months. will compete at the 174th Arm
DRY here tomorrow night in the annual
indoor titular classic of the season.
Among the stars who will compete are
Willie Ritola. Loren Murchison. Joie
hay. Harold Lever Z. Harrison Thomp-
son, J. J. Connolly, Harry Helme and
Others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
M. /. T. Wins First
in Triangular Meet

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 16-Mas-
sachusetts institute of Technology
won first place in a triangular gym
meet here tonight with Harvard and
University of Pennsylvania. scoring
% points. Harvard was second with
IA points. Pennsylvania scored l.
points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Chicago Nationals
Sh0rtstop Confined
to Home with Flu

chicago. Feb. 16-Word was re-
celved here today that Charlie Hol-
ioeher star shortstop and captain
Oh the Chicago Nationals is confined
10 ms home in st. Louis by an at
tack OF influenza and will be unable
70 leave with the Cubs first squad
tomorrow for the training camp at
Catalina Island, California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
IN Cottage Repaired
/ Fire Damage

repairs TO Coburn Gotta SO. the
dOrmitory at Coburn Cha ssical
tita which was damaged by fire
|nuary q. are we'll under way and
kcourse Of q few weeks the build
MI have been thoroughly rcnoyat-
enlshout.
roof. which was almost COM
burned off, hasbeen finished and
sfsmen are busily engaged in re-
ns the walls of the third floor.
sallre interior is to be done over
PANT and paper and will not be
eied until after the Easter recess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Illinois and Chicago
Track Men Leave for
National Games

Chicago. Feb. 16-Track men of
the Illinois Athletic Club and Chi
ca%o Athletic Club will leave here
today for Buffalo, n. v. to compete
i'll the National a. A. L. games Sat
urday. Joie Ray. running with the
l. \. G.. and now in the East, will
join his club at Buffalo and run in
the middle distances event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Postpone Speed Boat
Meet at New Orleans

New Orleans. Feb. 1G-Beginning
of the mid winter speed boat carni-
val here under the auspices Of the
Mississippi Valley Power Boat as
ISOLATION. again was postponed this
afternoon because Of the weather
conditions on Lake .Pontchartrain,
where the meet is to be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Cincinnati Nationals
Leave March 3rd for
Spring Training Camp

Cincinnati. Feb. 1e-Battery men
Of the Cincinnati National League
club will depart March for Orlan.
do. Fla. the spring training camp
for an extra week Of conditioning.
The remainder of the team Will leave
here March 10.
The first practice game will be
with Cleveland Americans at Orlan-
do, March Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Pitcher DumOvich
Not Satisfied with
Chicago Contract

Los Angeles, Feb. 16.-Nick Dunno
Glib. star pitcher of the Los Angeles
club of the Pacific Coast league, who
has been sold. to Chicago Matte nal
League Club. is not satisfied With the
contract offered by the Cubs and has
returned it unsigned. He wants a
portion of the purchase price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17

Ia no services at the
Will ~ temple street over
lp a;diutant Abbott has
p't,snc s 70 a'ssaa When the 'a 'ase.
nGand ~. aU"c Commencing today
D tn aion I'm in the Ford hall Ash
runon The congress will be
r sssr by colonel ,Ss "lors Wi1'la on
We work R'i in y New ,,,, F. EnS San;
sss,ss :Esstfps os I'll: who VI % vii!
t 'aSress the officers in ses =
s nsIl also give 4 lecture IN
q, III s: US: s y 9sz; sE s"a
Sae !.@' Of a broken heart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Sikh and Carpenter
Have Made Match
for Next September

Paris. Feb. 16-(By A. P.)-Bat-
Ting Sikh and Georges Carpenter
have been matched the Temps I'M
derstands. for Il bout next Septem-
Der to be staged in the Buffalo Nelo-
drome in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
TIIlERv|LLE

"a. NJ. wallace. return
floreHn.cssta last evening where
~! usus'mn meeting of the Maine, Maine
lis a., anu wallace spoke the
HIs =, nraise for the Au-
words y wishes that every
6air an ';,,o who is interested
V..s.sTts and d has the oppor-
kr :0, LETT Augustus Winter
I.Sov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17

perior court. bail being furnished
amounting to $500 by John M. East
man and Albert o. King.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
BOWdOin Defeats
u. of M. 7-2, Hockey

IoptCIdI 10 NeHEtUCC JUUTH'II.J
Brunswick, Feb. 16.-BowdOin de-
feated University of NTaine Z to in
a nice hockey contes. played with
the thermometer registering around
the zero mark this afternoon. Cap
tain Miguel Of Bowdoin did wrnder-
frl work fepdinp goal limo IN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
Richmond Wins Tie
Basketball Game
Over WinslOw,. 51.26
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec JournaO
Richmond, Feb. 16-The largest
crowd Of the season turned out to-
night when the Richmond High
basketeers met the Winslow boys in
the Opera house to play of tie re-
sulting from their last game when
the score was 1928. Richmond won
this game with a score Of 51-2e after
fast but one sided contest. Gardi-
ner and Little were the crack play
ers on the Richmond team getting
Is and IL points respectively while
McCausland and Taylor played q
fast and snappy game on the Wins
low side, McCausland getting 16 Of
the 26 points. A dance followed the
game with music by the Richmond
High orchestra.
The summary:
RICHMOND WINSLOw
Shaw. IF lib, Glidden
Lovejoy, IF
Gardiner, If. RIB, Mercer
RIB. Day
Dung, .......~.......... &C, InylnS
, Melvin, RIB .......... III, McCausland
J Little, lb .rf, Taylor
ri, Bulger
Score 51-26. Goals from floor,
Shaw 2, Gardiner Z, Young 5, Melvin
1, Little G., Glidden 1. McCausland 6,
Taylor 4. Goals from fouls. Rich
mond 8. Winsfow 4. Referee, Per-
kins. Scorer, Shaw. Timer Shep-
herd Pomeroy. Time 10-minute
periods. Attendance 400.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-15

Para toda clase de cliches, de
Inca 0 de medic tono, dirijase a
puerto Rico Ilustrado'' San
Jose nImero z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-15
"POr ahora no hay que pensar en- una absoutalarmonla
entire los partdos e1senes nuestra .patria dice el
DR. Goyco--y alade apOtica que ydesde hace tempo Sc
Vene desanOllando en- P. r. es de empeOnlanla

bre ella, triunfa la protesta de los
santurrones politicos.
-1Cual es su ideal?
MI IDEAL: Un Partido que soli-
cite la cooperation de todos los hom-
bres inteligentes y de buena voluntad;
un partido de verdaderos principles,
que desarrolle su acci6n dentro del or
den la legalidad. Que no corrom-
pa conciencias nj soborne voluntades.
Que todos los portorriquenos sin dis
tingos de classes, de posicion, de secta.
hagan una bandera de la sinceridad de
la justicia del amor la Patria.
% Esta usted de acuerdo con la po-
Utica de la administration Municipal
de Ponce?
NO estoy de acuerdo con la politi-
ca de Ia administration municipal La
serie de articulos que recientemente
VIC la luz publica en- este periodico, le
le demostrara, todo el que los lea
mis- puntos de vista y sobre todo los
motives que me hicieron retirar del
Partido Republican,, al cua1 perteneci
desde mis- primeros afos y al cual pa
ia satisfaction mia, NADIA mas, lie. ofre-
ci todo 10 que lie podia dar. Mi hui
mide intelecto y mis- pocas sulnas mo
netarias.
sinceramente deseo, que las eleccio-
mes de 1924 sean decisfvas, para unir
eternamente los corazones portorrique-
nos, que esta union patri6tica traiga
un cambio de ideas y d. todos los porto
rriquenos desde Ell mas joven hasta el
mayor, pronuncien la palabra Fiat. Que
no Sc pierda ningln esfuerzo noble. y
desinteresado. que todos aspiremos a
una felicidad para la familia .portorri-
que1a. Que cada elector Sc forje ilu-
stones Y sienta amor sincere por su
ideal, que 10 bese con su pensamiento,
que pueda elevar sus ojos al espacio
infinite la esperanza que jamas Sc
engafa. Cue anne mas Y mas. su- ideal
j Patrio Ell tempo y la experiencia
hara esta obra que. yo ansio. ojala,
que estos iiltimos movimientos de CO
rrientes espirituales, medida que CO.
rren los meses, Sc vigorice, y 10 que
/ guarde su fondo sea mas dulce, que
estas luchas entire hermanos, que al
1 hacer balance de nuestras actividades
descubramos ALA, en- Ell fondo del al.
ma. hechos borrojos, como sombras pin
tadas con hechos pueriles de luchas
/ infructuosas, entire portorriqne1os, En-
| tire esos recuerdos, amigo Brau, que
Sc encuentren las nordidas Que
nos hemos dado en- ell camino de zar.
{zas de espinas de una politica perso
nal ojala que no marchen1os solos
Daria mi vida, por yer mi terra, libre
de egoismos y LENA de verdaderss. as
piraciones de patriotas
!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-15

Nuestro redactor en- Ponce, Sc entire
vist6 con el conocido Y distinguido po-
litico ponceno doctor Goyco, con Ell pro-
p6sito de que nos diera conocer su
valiosisima opinion con respecto a Ia
polftica local de aquel pueblo al
mismo tempo para que nos hiciera CO.
nocer su criterio acerca de los resulta-
dos que obtendra en- Washington la
Comisi6n de los Partidos que dentro
de algunos dias embarcara para ALA.
AL efecto, con la amabilidad que le es
proverbial nos hizo las siguientes ma
nifestaciones:
Amigo Brau: Me encuentra I'd. Ii
bre de compromises politicos. lie COM
placer6 en- esta segunda entrevista, que
solicita Ell MUNDo, por su conduc-
to, de mi humilde persona. Es her
moso recoger ell espiritu que amman
estas preguntas suyas, Greer en- la
intenci6n sana de usted al formular-
las. rs verdad. Ia vida es lucha, es-
fuerzo, pensar en- 10 que alrededor de
nosotros pasa, razonar y discutir. La
primera pregllnta, que usted me hace,
| comprende diferentes motivos y al des-
pertar. una vez mas a Ia luz Publica
al pensamiento, para un problema, que
desde que venimos a la vida esta plan
teado. De un lado el engano, dist
mulado bajo la bandera de I'm NAL la
mado Socialismo. Del otro lado, las
intrigas de la camarilla las oligar-
Quias ensanchando y profundizando sus
raices; la ambicion sembrando la Sc
milla del engano los sembradores
sorprendidos al verla forecer 81, Sc
ha engafado miserablemente los cleo
torres. que en- su mayoria, son gentes
incultas que con gran facilidad Sc les
hace yer Ell deber de seguir mas los
hombres que las ideas. Ell progra-
ma de los partidos politicos ha consis-
lido en- cuestiones accidentales de
i OPoETUNIDAD. Sc que hay dentro
de ella. hombres de competencia, de
extraordinaria altura mental, pero el
deseo de FoDER casi siempre, para
ellos tiene mas fuerza que Ell razona-
miento.
-lCual es su opinion acerca de la
politica local de Ponce y en- general,
la politica que desde hace tempo vie
ne desarrollandose en- ell pals con rela-
cion las aspiraciones de Puerto Ri
co v los intereses nacionales?
Esta pregmta suya amigo Brau, me
i hace pensar en- aquel viejo, adagio, tan
viejo como tan sabio: FL que lucha
contra la corriente conoce como min
gun otro su fuerza. La polftica que
desde hace afios Sc viene desarrollan-
do en- Puerto Rico es de .EMPLEOMA-
MA, aquellos que desde la tribuna,
predican justicia para todos para MIN
guno, y en- SUI mayoria son los primeros
que Sc sientan en- las sillas mas atlas
Y mejor retribuidas en- los Presupues-
J tos Municipales.