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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-20
SAYS HARDING
is CANDIDATE

Indianapolis, July 2O.-IIarry S.
New, postmaster general, addressing
the meeting which welcomed Clyde
c. Walsh Of LAGRANGE, as the new
Republican state chairman, declared
that President Harding would be the
party's standard bearer in the
presidential election next year The
party platform will be discussed on
the record of the president, Mr.. New
said
never saw more suspicious
opening of campaign in Indiana
than this one today" the postmas-
ter general said, adding that "long
before time for the election, you are
going to find that elephant prefer
red is selling lot better than
Jackass common"
, 1923-08-03

surrounded by the love and affection
of their home folks. No people could
have been more generous or more
willing"
Captain Allen Buchanan. com.
mander of the navy transport Hen
derson. on which President Harding
sailed to Alaska, was another who
came TO the presidential suite to ofrer
condolences. He promised that all of
the Henderson's complement. officers
and men. would marcel without arms
in the procession escorting the body
to the train.
1.-THE ship viii march avery man OF
its personnel" said Captain Buchan-
an. I'VE could not do less. particu.
larry for one who has been as good
as Mr.. Harding was to us OF the
Henderson while he was aboard"
Admiral Hugh Rodman. who ac-
companied the president to Alaska.
showed the deep grief he bore when,
with head bowed and face rave. he
stepped from the elevator and went
on to the presidential suite. General
Pershing, who followed him. was so
overcome with grief that he could
not speak but merely bowed. choked
and went On.
Major General Charles G. Morton.
commander OF tho ninth corps area.
and Rear Admiral Simpson. com
mander OF the twelfth naval district.
, 1923-08-03

since the executive. weary and suf-
fering. was brought here last Sunday
morning.
With three cabinet officers staying
in the same hotel, the inevitable
stream OF visitors calling to pay their
respects or to transact some official
business. naturally would have been
large. With the president Ill. thou
sands more came to inquire a. to his
condition. to present their wishes for
his recovery or to offer help. Some
offered the use OF country estates as
places OF r~ecuperation, some suggest
ed mean they hoped would alleviate
the presidents sufferings and vast
numbers brought flowers or baskets
of fruit.
Last night word OF the presidents
death operated to summon numerous
others-reporters. officials and the
merely curious. For hours after the
news became public the corridors
we're jammed with representatives OF
all three classes. through which
cabinet officials and others having
business with some member OF the
presidential party struggled to the
point where secret service men. turn
ing back the others, kept the halt
ways Immediately outside the official
suite reasonably clear.
Secretary Hoover was the FIRST
cabinet officer to enter the room Sc
lately visited by death. As he
emerged a few minutes later he
choked with emotion and said to the
whiting reporters, enger for some def
mite word as to what had occurred;
Boys, 1 can't tell you anything
Then came DR.. Hubert Work. sec
rotary of the interior. who in his
capacity of physician had been sum.
moned with the other doctors who
have been attending the president.
Secretary Wallace OF the agricul
ture department was the next cabinet
officer to enter. and he. hke Mr..
Hoover, was so overcome as to be
unable to express his sorrow.
After them came Attorney General
Daugherty. close friend Of Warren
Harding, the man adviser Of Warren
Harding the candidate. and trusted
counsellor of Warren Harding, the
president. He had been disappointed
on arriving here Wednesday that he
was unable to even look into the sicb
room OF his friend inc his face
showed plainly the suffering that Mr.
Harding's death caused him..
The -four members OF h cabinet
Joined later in expression, saying
their grief was too acute and the
shock OF the preside ats death sc
great that they could not issue q
formal statement at the moment, but
would do so later.
Some hours subsequently they. with
Speaker Frederick II. Gillett. another
member OF tho party. Issued an ap
probation OF the sympathy San Fran
cisco had extended them which a
I'VE have been deeply touched
When the remarkable hospitality
prepared for President and Mrs
Harding was turned to sympathy for
them. It seemed as though we were
, 1923-08-03

Gone were the smiles with which
news Of President Hardlng's progress
toward health were received. Their
place had been taken by an air OF
gravity, n somberness hat showed
how deeply the sudden tragedy had
affected those who regarded the ex-
ecutive as their own honored and
personal guest because OF his stay
in their city.
Gone was tho proud blue banner
which Haunted the seal OF the United
States from n star above the Palace
hotel in evidence that the president
was in residence beneath IL; its legiti-
mate place today was over a modest
home in Plymouth. where there was
the man who last night became presi-
dent. Calvin Coolidge. The red, white
and blue that had decorated the
presidents hotel had given way in
mourning garb. San Francisco, by
official proclamation OF Mayor James
Rolph, Jr., was in mourning.
In the same proclamation the
mayor officially expressed San Fran
cisco's grief and proffered tho city's
sympathy to the widow.
w mou with the entire nation
his passing" said the proclamation.
1--WE who had made elaborate prep
arations for his visit feel most keenly
his tragic death as the elimination
OF what we had expected TO be a
hearty welcome" the proclamation
ended with a tribute to the late execu-
tive personally and as a ervant OF
the community.
president Harding was a lovable
c~hnracter-a man OF high ideals and
lofty purposes" 1t said. He aimed
TO do for the nation. as its president.
all things that he believed would hold
the world in bonds of friendship for
us"
The hotel corridors leading to the
suite occupied by President Harding.
for days before tho goal Of hundreds
who ranged in position from the high
est to the most humble. were more
congested today than at any time
, 1923-08-03

were others whose faces showed. ~
they came to pay formal calls OF o n
dolence. hat they felt they had lost
a friend as well as a commander.
Amid all the expressions of SYM
pathy that came from Americans
high and low, were some from foreign
governments. The first of these vas
from Great Britain. her vice consul
general here. C. II. Crane. calling on
behalf OF his chief. Gerald Campbell,
who is absent from the city.
About a score of members of the
presidential party guests at a dinner
given by Representative Julius Kahn.
chairman OF the house military af-
fairs committee. received the sad
news by telephone and were shocked
by the suddenness Of the and. Mr..
Kahn said:
I'VE are so stunned that II is prac-
tically impossible to talk"
Representative Charles F. Curry of
California. who was one of the first
to reach the presidential suite said:
President Harding's passing will
be not only a national but an inter
national calamity we pray God
his successor win carry out his
policies"
EXPERT watch and 5eweiry repair
ing. Casper Jewelry Co. O-S Bldg.
, 1923-08-03

Gone were the flags. gone was the
bunting, gone the displays centerins
around the presidential emblem which
had marked the streets and larger
buildings. Instead. workmen were
busy hanging long black drapes n
streamers. symbols Of San Francisco's
grief. across the fronts of the city's
buildings.
, 1923-08-03
SAN FRANCISCO
DONS MOURNING
GREAT GRIEF
Black Grapes and Streamers Replace
Bunting on Streets; Holiday Spirit Is
Turned Into Mourning Today

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. BOY The Associated Press)
San Franciscans went about their duties today sorrowfulfy
their homeward way last night, Respondent in honor of the
president, who, it was believed, was we'll on the way to re-
LcnvarY from illness.
, 1923-08-03
LAND FOR SALE

Tor sALE-Five acre tract. two and
one-half miles from town. on coed
highway, $1,000. $3.50 cash. balance
$40 per month. p. o. Box 31s.
FOR SALE Dandy Colombo farm
100 acres, all tillable. and all car
be irrigated. lots Of spring water, and
good hunting and fishing. three-room
house. large barn. all fenced and 9TH
err good improvements. Mathers Real
ty Co, 255 S. Center. Phone 10ssW.
, 1923-08-03
RELINQUISHMENTS ETC.

HAVE 320 acre REIMBURSEMENT. also
100 acrea seeded land. for sale or
will consider trade on income prop
erty. Phone 971M.
, 1923-08-03
SMALL HOME NEAR TEXAS
PLANT.

Three-room house, nice level lot.
east front. Independent addition. only
$3.50, with 800 down. balance $40 per
monthly. See Ben Realty Co.. Real
tors.
, 1923-08-03
FOR S~ALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE By owner. a dandy five
room brick bungalow with complete
bath. hardwood floors. fireplace. gas
furnace. walks complete. all ready TO
move into: located just off East Sec
ond on South Washington: $500 with
terms- Phone 1901.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE Two-room house on s.
st. Botolph on large lot. 81. 500 on
easy terms. Mathers Realty Co., $50
S. Center. Phone 1OssW.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE-House and lot north side
for 5000, 800 cash. r. Ramon. 242
e. Second. Tel. 1902.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE-Four-ruom house. gas.
water, electricity, one-half block off
Mckinley OF fu'l lot. priced for imme-
diate sale $3.50 with $3.50 cash. Bak-
er-Grude Investment Co. Phone 1889.
, 1923-08-03
FOR S%ALE-RANCHES

FOR SALE Chicken ranch. house,
garage, chicken house and yard;
lots from $3.50 TO $500 on easy pay
ments. Burns. 233 Midwest Bldg.
Phone 1870.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE-Three-room house. best
location. east SIDE. 1900. $500 cash
R. Ramon. 242 Z. Second. Tel. 702.
, 1923-08-03
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR sALE-one-third down or will
trade for good property the Rams
Horn Hotel In Dubois, Wyo.. doing a
good business. The tourists hotel;
must sell on account Of wife's health
C. e. Shipper. Dubois, Wyo.
FOR SALE OR TRADE = Harley
Davidson motorcycle. for good Ford
car. Call at Reds Motorcycle Shop.
2a7 Conwel1.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE-New house and W lots
for sale only 800 down and $50 a
month; total $500: water and gas; 10
minute from postoffice; 10 blocks
from Midwest refinery. This is a snap.
Baker-Grude Investment Co.. 1873 n.
Wolcott Phone 1883.
, 1923-08-03

FOR aALE-Neat three-room house.
north side. $3.50. with only $3.50
down. Mathers Realty Co.. 255 S. Cen
ter. Phone 10SsW.
, 1923-08-03
PERSONAL

MADAM Reno. palmist and c~lairovoy-
ant. located at Apartment s. Wyatt
Hotel, readings one and three dollars:
~patronized and appreciated by tho
better classes. Office hours s a m
to Q p. m.
MAN willing to pay expenses with
party going TO Thermopolis: leaving
Immediately. 100 N. Durbin. rear,
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE-New four room modern
house. corner lot. garage. south
east part OF city; price $4,000 with
$1,000 cash. balance terms. Baker
Crude Investment Co.
, 1923-08-03
FOR SALE-REAL 7 A

FOR sALE-Lot in Fair View addi-
ton; will turn contract over. 500.
Inquire 1909 Box Elder.
FOR SALE-Fifty dollars to the per
o buying or selling equity In
Evansville lot. close in. Address Box
A-6S. Tribune.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALEls3.200 with 5000 cash will
buy a large fiveroom house with
two basement apartments near Cen
ter street on north side. Mathers Real
ty Co. 255 S. Center. Phone 10SsW.
, 1923-08-03

EXPERT watch and Jeweiry repair.
ing. Casper Jewelry Co. O-S Bldg.
, 1923-08-03
FOR sALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE - Modern three-room
house in good condition.; cash pay
ment and balance in monthly pay
ments. See Owner. 1871 East A
FOR sALE-New fourroom modern
house, corner lot. garage. southeast
par Of city: price $500 with 1900
caah terms on balance. Baker-Grude
investment CO. Phone 1883.
, 1923-08-03

FOR sALE-Good four-room house on
large lot. good location on north
side. $500 cash; easy terms on bal
ance. j. +. Jones & Co.. 1o2 Beckllng-
er Bldg. Phone 1904.
, 1923-08-03

FOR SALE-Nine-room income prop
erty bargain for quick sale; will
consider car as a Of first payment.
252 East H.
, 1923-08-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE@Excellent lot on jackson
stree rear Third. $1,000 cash; a
real bargain. Mathers Realty Co.. 255
s. Center. Phone 10sSW.
FOR SALE-Business lot 120x14o feet
$1,000. teTms. r. Ramon, 242 e.
Second. Tel. 702.
FOR SALE-One lot or two lots All
Joining in Casper View; s front,
III s.. Jackson.
, 1923-08-03
INSIDE BUSINESS LOT.

Thirty feet on Beech. Just off Sec.
ond: ideal for store. will give some
terms. See Ben Realty Co, Realtors,
, 1923-08-03

FOR sAIB-Four-room modern resi-
dence on good corner lot. s4.250.
1900 caph. r. Ramon, 242 e. Second.
, 1923-08-03

f,cR SALE Good five-room house
nd vacant corner lot adjoining;
best location in Casper for filling sta
tion: only 81, 1850. J. r. Jones & Co.,
1o2 B~ecklinger Bldg. Phone 1204.
, 1923-08-03

FOR aALEATwo-room house and n
room house in rear; lights and a
IN; on north side. near F street. $3.50
on terms. Mathers Realty Co., 255 S.
Center. Phone 10sSW.
, 1923-08-03
INCOME PROPERTY
LOOKING FOR %BARGATN

Five rooms. modern. hot water heat
and two finished apartments in base
ment; east front inside on s. VIII
low $500 on terms. Ask to see this,
See Ben Realty Co.. Realtors.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
.AcUERDo ADoPTADo PoR LA
"JUNTA DE PARQUES'

Como resultado de la Ultima reunion
celebrada ror la Junta de Parques' ,
de esta ciudad, Sc acordo solicitar del
Tesorero de Puerto Rico la emission de
bonos por valor de 100000, a fin de
acometer Ell proyecto y obras del Par
que Mufoz Rivera, de acuerdo con la
seccion IA. de la Ley, creada al efecto.
La noticia no puede ser mas grata,
y nadie que Sc precie de elemento pro-
gresista, ecuanime, podra negarle a la
actual Administrator Ia enhorabuena
que merece por la excelepte iniciativa
con que piensa honrar la memoria de
un muerto ilustre y dotar san Juan
de un centro de recreo de tanta impor-
tancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
DOS MIL REBELDES Sc DIRI-
GEN HACIA SONORA

JUAREz, diciembre IL. Omitted
Press).- Despachos procedente de No
gales dicen que mas de dos mil rebel
des Sc dirigen hacia Ell estado de So
nora.
Tropas federales han sido enviadas
desde Chihuahua combatir los re-
beldes en- otros 1estados, En- Chihuahua
reina el mas complete orden.
Las comunicaciones telegraficas eli
tire esta ciudad y la Capital han sido
restablecidas, 10 mismo que los lferro-
carriles, indicando. que las tropas fede-
rales dominan la situacion en- estos al
rededores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
Fl fayorecer cualquiera legislation poll
tica que Sc presente ahOra en- el CODgre-
50 Sc cOnsidera perjudicial para el buen
de Ia labor que Sc prOpone
realzar en- el NOrte la COnisi0n
de la Legislature
"De ser sincera la actuaci6n de todos los par
tidOS debe 1nicamente endOsGrSe aquella legis-
laci6n que resulte de las gestiones que
s realicen los Legislatures

Han sido diversos los concentrates q
! hemos dido en- relaeion con las noticias
recibidas en esta capital de q. ante el
Congreso Sc ha presentado un Proyec-
to de Ley, por el Senador King, para
reformar 81 regimen politico de la Isla.
Este Senador, dem6crata. fue ell autor
de un Proyecto de Ley creando Ell Es-
tado Iibre para Puerto Rico que
fue presentado, en- la anterior session
del Congreso. casi simultaneamente con
la presentation, por ell Representative
Campbell, del celebre proyecto que orr
gino Ell cambio de Programa en- ell Par
lido Union de Puerto Rico, el cual
hasta esa fecha abogaba, en- su pro-
grama, por la Independence del pals.
La reproduction de este Proyecto en-
esta session no ha extranado a nadie,
pues ell Senador King es un gran ami
go de Puerto Rico y ha estado siempre
interesado en- una legislation liberal
y amplia, no solamente para Puerto
Rico, sino para todas las posesiones y
territories de la nacion.
Comentando este aslthto, lie oimos de-
cir un signifcado politico de esta ca
pital, que ningln partido debia favo-
recer determinada legislation que fue-
Sc presentada ante ell Congreso con an
terioridad ala llegada ALI de la Comi-
sion en- plenos de la Legislature, v antes
de q. los Colnisionados portorrique1os
hubieran asistido los hearings y
realizado ALI una labor sincera y fran
ca en- ammonia con los terminus de la
Resolution Conjunta del Senado.
La razon que aducia este caballero
para sostener ese criterio era la de que
81 la Legislature habia aprobado. una
nimemente, una Resolution en- la que
Sc specialization las cuestiones a tra-
tar ante el Congreso, Sc enumeraban
las demandas y Sc determinaban los
cambios pcliticos a recabar, cualquiera
legislation que Sc presentase, ajena
estas specifcaciones, de ser favoreci-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13

rio, ell senor Pomalez, prestaron su
ayuda a la Legion, cuando esta les
fue solicitada. Tambien ayudaron
los dos celadores de los cementerios
El miembro cuya iniciativa y es-
fuerzos- personales Sc debe este acto
para conmemorar la memoria de
nuestros valientes soldados portorri-
quenos, es el Captain Frederick
Morse Cutler, catedratico de Histo-
ria de la Universidad de Puerto Rico,
al que presto su vaIiosa cooperation
el Comandante Noah Shepard, o. R.
c., U. S:sA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
Ell. GENERAL ANGEL FLORES
APOYA AL PRESIDENTE !.
OREGON

cIUDAD DE MEJICo, diciembre IL.
Omitted Press).- Ell General Angel
Flores, candidate independents la
Presidencia de la Republica mejicana,
ha suspendido sus actividades revolu-
cionarias reasumiendo sus deberes CO.
mo gobernador del estado de Sinaloa,
y apoyando Ell regimen del Presidente
Obregon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
'sLos RUIsENoREs"

Esta noche Sc estrenara en- ell tea
tro Municipal de San Juan, por la
Compafiia Bonoris-Saavedra, la revista
de ambiente y costumbres portorriQue-
mas, LOS Ruise1ores'', original del
poeta Antonio Nicolas Blanco, del
joven escritor don Eusebio S Prats,
con musica del maestro Figueroa. Di-
rector de la Banda Municipal de San
Juan.
Reina gran entusiasmo general por
asistir a este estreno que indudable-
mente culminara en- un nuevo triunfo
para los jovenes autores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
TROPAs FEDERALEs
HACIA JALAPA

NUEvo LAREDO, diciembre 70
Omitted Press).- Despachos de Vera
cruz informan que dos regimientos de
tropas federales Sc dirigen hacia Ja-
lapa, donde continda encaraizadanente
la lucha entire los leales Y las tropas
revolucionarias.
Sc informa que Ell General Vega, que
comanda la mayor parte de las tropas
del distrito de Tabasco, Sc ia subleva
do, uniendose los rebeldes que acau-
dilla Ell General Guadalupe Sanchez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13

I da por cualquiera de los tres partidos.
determinaria este un serio rompimien-
to en- la ammonia y solidaridad que ha-
bia conseguido crear la Resolution del
Senado al objeto de conseguir una le-
gislaci6n seria Y efectiva, sostenida
por los li6eres del Congreso por la
Administration, y la cuai, por su ma
turaleza, pudiera ser satisfactoria a
todos los partidos no uno solo con
exclusion de los otros.
de ser sincera la actuacion de to-
dos los partidos que endosaron y apro-
baron la Resolution Conjunta del Sc
nado, numero dos, llnicamente debe
apoyarse y endosarse aquella legislao
cion que surja como consecuencia de
las gestiones que neven cabo los le-
gisladores, en- enero pr6ximo ,-ncs
dijo el expresado politico.
''Hay que tener en- cuenta-sigui6
diciendonos-que esta union de los
tres partidos, conseguida por la preci-
tada Resolution, ha sido hecha icon
saliva Y puede deshacerse en- cual-
quier momento. ademas de que existe
un marcado interes en- hacer fracasar
ese entendido. Asi, pues, es bueno
que Sc act1e con cautela para no dar
lugar que este ocurra, va que ell pals,
necesariamente, recibira mayores be-
neticios de Ia acci6n combinada ar
monica de los tres partidos. que no de
10 que pueda hacer uno solo por fuerte
que este sea-
En- cuanto que el partido unionis
ia Sc entusiasme ahora, por medic de
sus hombres representatives, defendien-
do un Proyecto de Ley determinado
que favorezca los terminus de su Pro-
grama, nos decia que ESQ traerfa, como
.consecuencia, el que los republicanos
consiguieran reproducir en- ell Congreso
aquellos Proyectos que les fueran IA
vorables y cue hicieran 10 propio los
socialistas en- cuyo case la Comisi6n,
su negada Washington, Sc dividirfa
Embellishments Y cada cual defenderfa
su legislation particular Y partidaris-
ia, sin cuidarse para NADIA de los man
datos y exigencias que contiene la Re
soluci6n del Senado
-tsY en- dicho caso-termino dicien-
donos-ya Sc sabe cuales seran los re-
sultados: no Sc conseguira la aproba-
cion de Proyecto alguno y las autori-
dades congresistas no atenderan las
demandas de los partidos y desapare-
cera la posibilidad de conseguir las re-
for1nas contenidas en- la Resolncion,
que es 10 iinico patriotico y serio que
puede hacerse por unos y por otros. =
Antes de despedirse nuestro amigo,
nos dijo, que de fracasar esta Conf
sion ell pals conoceria, su debido item
pc, qui6nes tendran la culpa y es bue-
no que Sc evite, en- todo 10 possible, dar
motivo para que los que quieran hacer
fracasar esta labor no encuentren dis
culpa su actitud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
Sc REDUCE Ell NUMERO DE
LAS TRoPAS DE oCUPACIoN
EN- Ell RHUR

PARIS, diciembre II. tUnited Press)
: Sc informa ofciAlmcnte Que las tro-
PAS de ocupaci6a uue actualnente sc
hapan en- el Rulr seran reducidas a
d.e< mil hombres dentro de tres mescs.
Las aatoridades militares de Belgica
Ian comenzado q re1irar sus ejercitcs
1 dicha zona; y Il resp de los solda-
dos que habran de quedar ALI seran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13

IoNDREs, dic.er.bre 1a. tyrited
F,ess).- Tanto en- los circulos politi-
ccs, como en- toda q prensa. Y en- Ell
p:blico en- general ha causado mani
nic y profundo req ,ciJu Ia roticla de
cue los Estados Urilos part;ciparan Ell
la question del pago dc las indemniza-
cI0nes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
AL sR. vAZQUEZ DE MELLA
NO Sc LIE HA ENCARGADO DE
LA REDACCION DE LA NUE.
VA LEY ELECTORAL DE
ESPANA

MADRID, diciembre IL. Omitted
Press) y Ell eminente tribune espanol,
don Juan vazquez de Mella MEGA que
ell Directorio Militar le haya encarga-
do el de la redaccion de la refornla
en- la ley electoral VICENTE en- Espana.
Agrega Ell sr. de Mella que 81 solo
Sc lie pidio su opinion sobre otros aslln-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-13
Sc empieza reducir el ndmero de tropas ancobegas
destacadas en- la zona ocupada del Ruhr E S Vdzquez
de Mela mega que Ell Directorio Mltar e haya encar-
godo de la redacc6n de la nueua ley electoral espaoa
mas DE DOS NIL REVOLUOONARIOS Sc DRGEN HACA FL ETAD
SONORA OTROS DETALLE De La REvOLUOON MFXlCAM

tos; no habiendose hecho referencia pa
ra NADIA la reforfna del sistema par
lamentario actual.
Termina deelarandose enemigo del
sistema de la representation proporcio-
nal. la que considera que disminuye las
mayorias y expresase partidario de la
representation por classes.