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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20


Iron and not metallic iron or mineral
iron which people Usually take. Organ.
ic Nuxated Iron Ia like the iron in your
blood and like the iron In spinach, len.
ills and apples. while metallic iron 10
iron Just as II comes from the action OF
strong acids on small pieces OF iron
Nuxnted Iron represents organic iron
In sueh highly concentrated form
that one dose Is estimated to be
approximately equivalent lin organic
iron contenD to eating half quart
OF spinach, or one quart Of green
vegetables. II is like taking extract
OF beef instead OF eating pounds OF
meat. Your money will be refunded
by the manufacturers II you do not
obtain perfectly satisfactory results.
AT all druggists. -Aa,ed,.emsn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Recognition Ends Long
Turmoil AmOngM ericdns
Understanding With u. S. Follows Series of
Revolutions and Killings

hrrcnts Of pias and attempted To M
hia cabinet with representatives Of
all classcH Ills cnemlsA however
took advantage % this situation and
plotted % overthrow him. In Feb
ruhry, 1914. a group Of generals OF
tho army. all belonging TO the old
regime, started a revolt In Mexico
city. There WAS a bloody FIGHT last
ms 10 days Madern was betrayed
BY the commander % his troops. Cen
cfal Nlctoriana Huefia. who lmpris-
ourd him Two days later. Mndefo
was killed by his Euaki
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20

tissue, muscle and brain, You viii find plen-
ty Of people at 40 who are broken in health
and steadily going downward to physical
and mental decay while others at so are
, 1923-02-11
PLAN DISCUSSED
BYF c. EMERSON
Investigation Made Years
: Ago Fixes Project
as Feasible.

Investigation carried on during the
fall Of 1915 by the United States Rec
Iamatlon Service unde the direction
OF J. S. Richardson and Henry Lloyd.
showed that areas comprising a total
Of $500 acres OF land could be COW
cred under ten different pumping
units from tho North Platte river be-
low the Pathfinder reservoir. About
IO,7OO acres would be under three
units in the Bates Hole country be
low Alcova: $3.50 acres under three
units directly adjacent to the city OF
Casper; the remaining areas would
be covered under four different units
between the towns OF Glenrock and
Glendo. The cost of this development
under the plans OF the Reclamation
Service was estimated 10 average
something less than $50 per acre. a
power installation at Pathfinder
would appear entirely practical for
the purpose OF pumping. Tho recla-
nation OF these lands by pumping
may we'll have consideration, espe-
clally II 1t should be determined hat
the proposed large Casper project
could not be undertaken in the near
future. The four pumping units hat
would reclaim areas in the same terri
tory as embraced by the gravity canal
Of the Casper Project would v
about $4,000 acres. This would still
leave over $4,000 acres under the
gravity danal. The larger psoJect
would therefore not be unduly pre-.
JUDGED by the earlier development of
the pumping units.
The installation OF n W plant
at Pathfinder Reservoir for the nrl.
mary purpose Of pumping water for
irrigation might well serve other
valuable purposes. During the irrl-
CATION season, by reason of large re-
lease OF water from the reservoir, It
would be practical to develop a much
larger amount of power. than would
be required for the pumping projects.
The surplus could be put to valuable
use by furnishing power to the mar
ket now available at and around Cas-.
per. During h period, when frriga-
ton IS not practiced. a plan might
Wen be worked out for the develop
, 1923-02-11

effectiveness Of the methods en-.
ployed.
At present the labor problem looms
large. Every fruit ROVER to whom /
talked told the same storY-no help
upon which he could depend. My own
orchard of over a thousand trees has
been unprot uctive for two years with
little chance Of a crop of fruit next
season for the same reason.
One grower of strawberries whom
I met vas obliged to allow a two
acre patch to rot on the ground be-
cause he could not get them picked
at a price that would allow him any.
thing for the growing, packages and
marketing of the crop and he was
getting fifty cents per quart for his
berries at that.
We arc blessed with TOO many in
dustries, that in the very nature OF
things. are able TO set most any
price they choose upon their prod
ucts n their turnover Is quick and
assured which fact enables them to
offer a wage that a tiller of the sol.
can not afford. on the other hand
the fruit grower the farmers and
the gardener are obliged to wait n
whole year for results, take a chance
against crop failures and finally the
public will. in a large measure, name
the price he is TO receive for his prod.
uct, n in the meantime he has
doubtedly been obliged to pay for
labor, not suited to his needs, more
than his crop viii bring on the mar.
ket.
The n greatest need at the pres
ent time is, then. that we of agricul.
tural pursuit can obtain the neces.
sury help able and willing to pro
duce result commensurate with the
wages they demand. The state at
large offers a rare opportunity for
such men.
, 1923-02-11
POWER PLANT AT PATHFINDER A WOULD
PUMP WATER ONTO THOUSANDS OF ACRES
IDA FOUND
PROMISED LAND

Continued from Page seven.)
had filed on and held since 1854
The financial backing came
through LobelI & Lobell and tho
well came in as a producer in tho
a hi contract called for the
hole to be put down 1850 feet but
later reports indicated that Il had
been put down only $50 feet and
Tor that reason did not strike the
real producing sand.
James Stock. identified with the
Salt Creek fields for several years
previous brought in a gusher on
section 20 in 1908 and subseuuentIv
secured control OF much of The
h o district with the of
Teapot dome. This started litira.
ton that lasted several years. dur.
ing which time the affairs of nil
the operators in the field were IN.
volved.
The later history of the field Is
more or less well known. Stock and
his associates formed the California
OIL company and with the backing
of the Werner z, Reed interests Of
DenNer and the Reed Investment
company merged into the Midwest
Refining company. The latter or.
gnnization brancheG out on n large
scale. took over the Franco wyo.
ming company and developed the
Salt Creek field into the greatest
light oil producing field in she
world. and built a monster rein.
cry ut Casper.
When the Standard Oil Company
of Indiana bought the Midwest re.
finery at Casper and merred il
with its WI refinery there, it made
the biggest gasoline producing
plant in the world.
During the later years OF his life,
Mr.. lba with the assistance of his
wife and sons, fought the larger
interests but were eventually de.
feted in the ensuing litigation. His
heirs retained only one eighty.
acre tract out of the 1880 acres
which he originally filed but
still claim tile to the land which
is the most valuable oil producing
in the world.
, 1923-02-11

ment of n limited mount of power.
Release of water from Pathfinder for
this urpos would be compensated in
W principal ways: First, by the
value of power produced; Second. by
advantages to be derived from in
creased flow in the river below the
reservoir. The first speaks for itself.
as a ready market will be found at
Casper for any amount of power it
would be- practical to develop. The
second consideration is by no weans
an unlmportant one. The present
situation caused by the very low flow
of water now usually experienced in
the river during the winter season
demands attention. The question of
water for municipal and Industrial
purposes at Casper. Douglas and
other communities along the river
has become a serious one during the
past few years by reason of the stop.
, 1923-02-11

page OF the natural flow of the river
at no Pathfinder Reservoir. Tenta-
tive agreements have been made re-
Gently between Casper interests and
the Reclamation Service whereby GER
tain releases from Pathfinder are pro-
vided for during the non.irrigatiou
period. Although the additional flow
in the river, through these agree-
ments, has been of much benefit, the
relief given thereby has been by no
means adequate. To properly remedy
the situation some means will need
to be provided to compensate for the
release of Il quantity of water from
Pathfinder during the late fall and
winter season that will assure u flow
in h river that will properly provide
for the important municipal and in
dustrial demands OF Casper, Douglas
and other communities. AS assisting
towards this end Il power develop.
, 1923-02-11
TEAPOT TOWN CROWS RAPIDLY AS
RESULT OF BIG OILF|ELDB BOOM

The town Of Teapot. located n
patented LAND and within the confines
CT the famous Teapot oil structure. is
low only stx mouths Cd. but has
enjoyed n rapid growth from the stact
and the future of the town looks IN
usually rosy, due to the immense de-
velopment program which has now
begun and which will burst with in
creasing speed in the coming spring
months.
The town is located on what was
formerly the John Beaton ranch Of
100 acres. 1t is on the main Salt
Creek highway. 80 miles from Cas-.
per. When h townsite was plated.
li2t5 acres were laid in town lo:,
, 1923-02-11

and the remaining 47Is acres were
divided into drilling sites. The Tea,
pot Development company will driiH
these sites and the owners of the
several drilling sites will share in the
oil which is expected to gush forth
from the vast petroleum pool which
lies beneath the surface of the earth.
Tho organization OF the Teapot De
yelopment company was made by
men who have long been citizens oi
Casper. who r e experienced in tho.
oil game and. who saw the immense
possibilities Of tho acreage lying
close to the land which Harry Sinclair
secured from the United States gov
eminent under his exclusive Teapot
lease.
, 1923-02-11

ment at Pathfinder would be OF ma.
terial advantage.
In the circumstances hat exist a
plan could wei be considered for the
installation of a power plant at the
Pathfinder Reservoir that would
serve the valuable purposes OF pump
ing water for irrigation. furnishing
power o municipal and industrial
uses, and indirectly be the means Of
securing a flow of water in the river
below Pathfinder throughout the sea.
son hat would 20 far towards remedy.
ing the bad situation that now exists
during a considerable part OF the year
, 1923-02-11
HORTICULTURAL
OPPORTUNITIES

Continued from Page Elevenl
Basin said thew lad none to sell.
meaning that their local towns alb.
sorbed not only the home grown fruit
but shipped in large quantities. To
say more would hardly state the case
to better advantage.
Past and Present.
In past years the secretary OF the
state board of horticulture was re.
quired to visit all the nurseries and.
incidentally. every orchard of size in
tho state onc in two years Mt least.
These visits did much to encourage
those engages in the industry and
were of great educational value since
every observation of note was pub.
iished in the horticultural Bulletin.
or discussed at the meeting or both.
II disease or insect pests were en-.
countered they could be dealt with
as the occasion demanded and with
promptncss. They afforded the indi.
vidual an opportunity to get first
advice and instruction. If any
orchard was neglected the Owner was
pretty certain to hear something
about the matter. This checking UP
did much good. Tho rapid strides
made in past years and the magnI-
tude to which the industry has grown
is ample proof of the efficiency and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
CINCO MUERTOS Y
NUMEROSoS HERIO0S

PAhIs, abril g. Un despacho diri-
gido al "Petit Parisien' proceden+a
de BGka%est anuncia haber ocrrrido en
IA capital rumana un sangriento cl;;.
cue entire el pueblo Y las tropas, q cou-
Fecucncia del cual resultaron cinco per.
son&s muertas y numerosas herldas
Los manifestantes, dirigidos por ios
miembros del parlamento que no est2r
oe aclerdo con la nueva constitution,
penetraron en- ell p2lacio del principe
Soribey, habiendo dcstrozado ell nohi-
l4ario, asl como valiosos objstos de ar5e,
La delegation rumana en- esta capitol
admits que la sitlAcion es critica, aun-
cue Sc MEGA hacer ninguna clase dc
comcntarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
ToDo PUERTO RICO. VERA LA LIE
GADA DE MR.. ToWNER Y DEL
SECRETARIO DENBY

Esta mafiana cerraron trato el Presi-
dentc de la Southern Cross Picture
Co. -, Sr. don Enrique Gonzalez Bel
tran los Sres. J. A. Giusti Go. de
csta capital, para Ia exhibition de Ia
revista cinematografica quo con mott
vo de la llegada de los Sres. Towncr y
Denby, ha tornado dicha compafiia.
Los Sres. j. A. Giusti Co. han
jgu1lmente contratado con ell Sr. vi
guie, de Ponce, la revisua que sobre Ell
mis'no tema ha tornado dicho cahalle-
10. Ambas revistas, aunque tratando del
mismo aSunto, seran completamente di-
ferentes por haber sido tomadas desde
diversos puntos y asi Ell pnblico de San
Juan Y de Ia isla podra tener una idea
completa de las grandiosas manifesto
clones que Sc han celebrado en- la capf-
tai en- los tlltimos dias.
Auguramos a los Sres. j. A. Guisti
: Co. IN gran 6xito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
Secomprueba la cul-
pabilidad de los
teutOneS
Omitted Press, via All America Gables,


PARIS, abril g. En- poder de nu-
merosas personas arrestadas Ultima
mente, Sc han encontrado documentos
que prueban Ia intervention de la po-
licia de seguridad y nacionalistas ale
names en- los dltimos sucesos.
Entire los documentos figura una car
ia escrita por NJ Melcher, ex-presi-
dente de la policia de Essen, el cual
fu6 deportado, y dirigida a M. Hollidt,
en- la cual hace constar que numero-
SOS ex-policias de seguridad Sc encuen-
tran dispuestos a trabajar en- las IA
bricas de Essen con ell fin de organizar
la resistcncia contra las tropas de ocu-
paci6n.
Asimismo Sc ha comprobado que 81
proyecto de M Melcher ha sido exa-
minado aprobado por el ministro del
interior de Alemania.
Sc tiene entendido que actualmente
estan trabajando en- las fabricas Krupp.
cincuenta policias y seis ofciales bajo
nombres supuestos
De un momento a otro Sc efectuaran
varios arrestos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
La reVista militar
celebrada aver
en- Ell Moro

A las tres media de la tarde de
aver, ell Reg. 65 de Infanteria, cstaba
desplcgado en- la explanada del Cas-
tillo del Moro, en- disposition de ser
revistado por vi Secretario Denby y
por el GobernaGor Towner.
FL pdblico llenaba toda la carreto-
ra que conduce hasta el Castillo. en-
donde Sc extendia ademas una lar
ga fila dc AUTOMOBILES.
Minutes despues llcgaron al Cam
po del MORO cl Gobernador Towner
81 Sccrctario Deny, acompanado
este 1ltimo (fe su Estado Mayor,
Sc hicieron tan atlas personali-
dades los saludos de Ordenanza y
di0 comienzo la RcYista Sit
De acuerdo con 10 Que manifesto
el propio Coronel Ross, cn una de.
las sesiones del Comite de festeios,
es rcglamentario cue la llegada
&c funcionarios de tan alto range,
sean ellos invitados re i5tar las
fuerzas, Y fus de1ido este que la
ReviSta dc aver sc hizo uno de los
actos del programa.
IL Secretario DENLY los almiran-
tes Y oiciales que 10 ac9mpahan, en-
union del Gobernador Towner, die
ron ell paseo al rededor Gel regimen
to, como es costumbre en- las revis-
tas.
Al regresar de nucyo las mencio-
nadas autoridades a su puesto de
honor, el Regimiento desfl6 ante
ellos, dando asi fin a la parada
Tanto el Secrctario Dcnby, COM
el GobcrnaGDr Towner, fell itaron
efusiyamente al Coronel Ross y q 81
Ayudante por la disc pima, aspeeto
marcialidad de las tropas, de las
cualea Sc expresaron on terminos
ruy encomiasticos, 10 que represen-
ia IN verdadcro motive dc orgullo
para cl pals.
Los "eamcra-men'ry los fot62ra
los, encontraron Ell esta Rovi5ta. Mi
,litar una nueva oportunidad q. .ha-
Ger su ago&to' era dc admirarse
ia aatividad por clos de5pl ogada, pa
ra no perder nj un solo detallc de
ese acto que, rcsulto lueiG'. simo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
FRANCIA ESTA DISPU UESTA a
DISMINUIR SU ESCUADRA

Paris, abril g. M de Kerzedeck,
rre8idcnte del Comit6 Naval del Sena-
co frances, en- ell curse de una entrevis-
ia que sostuvo con un representance oe
ia Pren9q Asociada, declare que Fran
cia> eta diapuesta 6isminIir el to
Delaje y potencia de su escuadra, slen-
pre- y cuando las demas potencias dc pri
mera clase adopten identicas medidas.
Yo Garantizo-dijo el ilustre l.oliti-
Co en- nombre del parlamento franc IS,
que Francia esta dispuesta prescin-
dir de su dota en- cualquier momento
81 las demas naciones hacen 10 rlismb.
Creo necesario, o,-termino diciendo--'a
celebration de otra conferenia intar,s-
cional para tratar los problemas nava-
les.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
UNA INTERESANTE EDICION
DE PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADO"

La prestigiosa revista Puerto Ri
co Ilustrado", deseosa siernpre &c
dar al pdblico la Ultima y mas mo-
vida nota de actualidad, retraso aver
su edici6n con ell objeto de informar
al pdblico ampliamente de los dis
tintos actos celebrados con motive de
la brillante Inauguration del gober-
nador Hon. Horace Mann Towner Y
la llegada del Secretario de Marina,
Hon. Edwin Denby.
La edicion que Sc pone la venta
hoy contiene todos los detalles gra-
ficos de los trascendentales actos lie
vaGos efecto aver en- ell Edificio
Federal, asi como tambien la gran
parada que Sc efectuo en- honor de
los distinguidos huespedes.
No Sc ha emitido un detalle de los
actos mas sobresalientes llevados aca-
bo en- dicho ola, fin de que la isla
y el eXtranjero, Sc den cuenta de la
cXtraordinaria importancia que re-
vistieron los festivales de inaugura-
ci6n del gobierno de Mr.. Towner.
Engalanan la seccion grafca del
presente numero fotografias del Ca
pitan j. Van Deusen, noble amigo
de Puerto Rico, Guien ha sido nom
braGo Secretario Particular del Co
bernador, asi como tambien del nue.
vo Attorney General Mr.. Herbert P.
Coats.
Aparecen tambien en- el n1mero
actual vistas del sepelio de don Ma
nuel Ledesma, Comisionado de Ser
vicio Pdblico de Arecibo; una pagi-
ma de las principales artistas de la
Gran Compania Ge Opera Bracale;
las Reinas de Bellezas de Lares, Ma
yagiez Y Villalba; entierro del illus
tre DR.. Font y Guillot, etc.
Colaboran en- esta hermosa edicion
de Puerto Rico Ilustrado" los como
cidos literatos Jacinto Terry, M. Me-
lendez Munoz, Antonio Coll Vidal,
Fernando Torregrosa, Enrique Baez,
Jr., Dyhalma Zailea, Isabel A. Ge
Mier y otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
EI senadOr Garcia Du-
cos insiste sObre Ia abo-
Iici0n de Ia pena de
muerte

En- el senado- de Puerto Rico ell Sc
nor Garcia Ducos presento ell siguiente
proyecto de ley, parn abolir Ia pena
de muerte en- Puerto Rico; enmendae
los articulos 202 y 219 del c6digo Pc
nal ell 327 del Codigo de Enjuiciamiento
+ miaal y derogar los 3S1 al 334, am
Kos inclusive, de este cuerpo legal:
"Decretase por Ia Asamblea Legisla-
tisa de Puerto Rico:
Seccion L. Por la presente queda
definitivamente abolida en- Puerto Rico
la pena de muerte.
secci6n g. FL artfculo 2O2 del CO.
digo Penal queda enmendado de la ma
nera sieuiente:
"Articulo 202.- Toda persona cul-
(Continda en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
AvisO a los agentes de
Puerto Rico Ilustrado'

La empresa de Ia popular revista
Puerto Rico Ilustrsdo" nos encarga
hagamos pnblico, que la edici6n CORES
rondiente la actual Semana Sc pu-
hiicara con I'm dia de retraso sea Ell
sabado pr6ximo, fin de tener tempo
suticients para incluir en- dicha edicion
las fotografias mas interesantes re'a-
cionadas con la llegada del GobernaGor
Towner del secretario de Marins y
su comitiva.
Dicha edici6n SO publicsra Ell sabado
;.roximo llegara los pueblos de ia
-sla ell domingo, 10 que ponemos en &C.
nocimiento del publico y especiahacu-
to de nuestros Agentes en- las diversas
poblaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
BUKAREST DECLARADO
EN- ESTADO DE SITIc

PARIS, abril g. Un despacho pro-
codent5 &c Bucharest recibido Ultima
hora, anuncia que la situaci6n en- aqHa-
la ciudad es alsrm2,ato temi6ndo.o
surja CO un momento q otro un movi-
miento revolucionario para derrocar el
gobietno
Miles de cipdadanos rcc3rren las ca
Les dc la capital runana, pidiendo una
Immediate revision de la nueva const.-
tuci0n
FL gobierno ha declarado la ciudad
en- estado de sitio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07

no deben jugarse nunca porquc 10
que sc, expone no es la fortuna, sino
la vida dc un pueblo. En- todos los
confictos de gobierno es sabio y es
prudento dear alberta una pnerta
para cl momento de una forzosa reti-
rada. Dlscutase en- buena hora en-
ateneos academies sosteniendo las
ideas puras: en- politica dominan
siempre las ideas practicas.
Esta politica fue la que llevo al Sr.
Barcelo a las conferencias de Salinas;
psro fue repudiada casi instantanea-
mente, por c1 Presidente de, senado,
s,ls+ituyendola por una de absolute in
t-ansigepcia.
Ell Gobernador Towner cree como
yo, que no es possible gobernar, sino a
traves de una politica de concesiones.
acknowledgements que el ilustre estadis-
tn Sc refiere procedimientos adminis-
trativos, porque en- 10 fundamental, 10
mismo en- politica que en- todas las de-
mas manifestaciones del humane tspi-
ritu no hay transscciones posibles. Pc
ro en- la evolucion y desarroro dc un
sistema ccnstituido dc gobierno, las
intransigelcias producer crisis, que tie
men nccessria indefectiblemente que
resoiverse por la negociacs6n por
la revolucion.
ESQ, en- los pueblos arbitrcs de su
propia foberania. En- aque'los otros
cuya sob,rania esta intervenida por
un Estsdo de fuerzas superiores las cri-
sis presentan problemas aim mas di-
fici'es de resolver.
Era. es Y sera mi politica en- Puerto
Pico evi+ar cri~is cuya so'uci6n no es-
te nuestro a'cance. No cabe duda
slguna para M que 81 la Ley Organica
de Puerto Rico obedece en- su articula-
do una teoria de gobierno represen-
tativo, las mayorias legislativas tie
nen ell derecho de que las leyes por las
"uales son responsables ante la OPT
MON publica, sean puestas en- vigor por
bombres cuyos pensamientos obedezcan
a los mismos movies politicos que in
dujeron los Legislatures promul-
garlas. Solamente en- graves periodos
historicos, cuando. Ia vida nacional es-
"a en- peligro, es que Sc sacrifica este
principle fundamental de gobierno. Los
romanos, generadores del derecho, es-
tablecian la dictadura, que las moder-
mas democracias han reemplazado por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
Ell COR0NEL PLASTIRAS HA
LLEGADO A ATENAS
ATENAs, abril Gel coronel Plas-
tiras ha negado esta tarde eSta ca
pital, proeedente de la Tracia.
DON M. A. ANDRE

Procedente do los Estados Unidos
ha llega3o San Juan, en- gestiones de
a reputada casa "Aixala v Co." de
Nueva York, empacadores de tabaco en-
rama, ell distinguido caballero cubano
don M A. Andre, pertereciente una
distinguiaa familia de la Habana.
Nos completeness en- saludar al Sc
nor Andre, deseandole gratas impresio-
aes exitos en- la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
LOS ALEMANES INTENTAN
VOLAR UN TREN EXPRESO
(Por Gable Francssl

ESSEN, abril g. Informes recib;
dos en- esta ciudad dan conocer IN
nuevo atentado contra la autoridad nj,
'ftar francesa por parte dc los alena
nes.
Esta rlaiiana, mientras Sc encontra
ha entire Kettwig y esta ciudad eI ex
preso psris-Essen, estuvo punto de
ser voIado por una bomba de dirami \
cue esSal16 cerca de sl.
La locomosora sufri6 ligeros despec-
fectos, pero no SO reg.straron desgra-
Cias personales.
La maquina marchaba con poca rapi-
dez cuando estall6 la bomba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07
Sc PIDE LA INTERVENCION
DEL GOBIERNO POLACO

VARS0VIA, abril 6.-Una de.ega-
ci6n de ciudadanos polacos visit6 esta
manana al jefe del Gobierno Sikors-
XII para hacerle entrega de una protes-
ia contra la ejecucion de los pre,ados
cat6licos rusos. La protesta solicita
adcmas del Gobierno que intervenga
para Que no Sc repitan en- Russia los cri-
menes de religiosos.