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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

playground Of Dunbar High School
could be developed. at recent confer
.nce between the Engineer Commission
Assistant Superintendent Wilkinson.
end William L. Houston. of the Board
OF Education + was decided that Mt
present purchases would be made for
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
THE CAUSE OF 1T.

"He declared that his Fathers house
shall not be made or used to sell hand
kercbiefs. Beca Use MrS. Harrell would
not permit this t. be done. this man
bad put into one Of the local papers
communication to SANDER and injure
her. He did this as one Of OUT co-work
ers. The statement published was n
lie. The Lord will take care OF that
end shall take care of him wnen
see him. Mr.. NcrvelL the awning AMI
tent maker is building a tent for Mrs
p. Harrell and size will pay him 81 00o
on 1t in the morning. 1t will be 139
feet by 120 feet We are about to be
gin the publication of paper to BIZ
called, "Thb Final Message" The tent
will be put up In Richmond 1t will be
ready April I, 1924.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

because they lid been hoodooed. l
don't believe IN fortune tellers ncno"-
If you are in here, 1 don't care how
soon you go out Of here. wish that
everybody could just see Jesus. GOD
says that have Tut guardian angel
cne in front and one behind and one
On either side. They are camped about.
am glad tonight that !, can see Jesu'.
We see nothing but Jesus and Hin.
crucified. e;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
THAT ANGELIC WARNING.

"Three angels came to Lot to warn
him to flee from the city, but even his
own relatives refused to believe him
They were called fakes and everything
but the children Of the Lord. But Loi
believed and was saved. When / came
TO Richmond SOW people sitting rigla
in their seats. There were no Amens
no response. Woen Noah warned had
oeen preaching and warning the people
only 8 were saved. was not bit dis
couraged then and decided to con
:lnue these. meetings another week
Noah told the people that the world
would be destroyed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
A QUESTION OF EXPENSE.

"All of you who want to be prayed
for will come this week. For three
weeks you colored folks have had the
best of the white people. Next week,
they WAL have the best Of 1t. The
meetings vial be for them, and under
their management. We.can run the
meeting this week, If you can pay
the at of $4,000 per day. When
we fii-t opened the meeting here. l
never t-.w SO many pennies In all Of
my life. Our expenses are around
$4,000 per day" Director J.. l..
Rollins sang, Standing On the
Promises of God"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
THE NIGHT MEETING.

Mrs. Harrell and her husband ha'
arrived. Rev. M. NJ. Madden stated. ?"
am not going to introduce Sister Har-
yeM. The latches of her shoes am un-
worthy to unlOose. am going to get
out of her way and she will speak to
you" Mrs. Harrell then had Evange-
list Jas. Roland Hummell sing "rte
String of Empties with the chorus
Leave the empties behind Prayer
offered by white communicate. Mrs.
Harrell said. How little do we realize
what Jesus is to us tonight. When
see the world going down to hell, I just
see Jesus hanging On the cross.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
THE LITERAL SENSE.

81 wish that you would not see me.
would that you would close your
eyes and say, Thank Jesus 1t is
just impossible to touch the blood in
the literal sense. You touch it by
faith and you are healed. They say
Sister Harrell, thank God, you've
healed me- Il say, No. it is Jesus.
went to q home and woman had
been sitting down for II vars and
she said she could not move. Some
one had hoodooed her. said, What
a lie She got up and walked.
There was some unseen spirit that
held her down.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
DISCIPLES DENIED HIM.

Zone of His disciples denied Him
and another betrayed Him. would
that everybody IL this building could
have the old time religion. / believe
if Jesus came tonight, there would be
very few taken from the building TO
meet Him in the clouds. A girl said IT,
me. would like 10 be the kind that
you talk about but cannoN. l cannot
give up the world. I'd die. told her
when she died, she'd just begin to
i've
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
GREAT uNBELIEF.

"The people SAID they did not believe
it was going to rain. 1t did rain forty
days and forty nights, but Noah preach
ID 120 years and saved only eight lives
I have come to take those who nave
been washed white and clean. He that
dceth the will of my Father. / wanE
TO read few words to you taken from
Mark End chapter; Srd verse:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
AGAINST DANCING.

That will take yousoff the dance
floors, 1t will take the powder off your
face, the rats out of your hair. Wnen
you fix up yourself indecently, You
,lress to attract men and the Scriptur-
es say that he who lusteth after a VIC
man, commits adultery In the heart II
you come here indecently dressed, ]
:annot do anything for you here. May
God help everybody who is not cleaned
up Get right put on your wedding
garment and Jesus will make You
whole.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

gentle, sweet and lowly Nazarene and
yet when they sew Him suffer. when
ne suffered as it were. His sweat
were drops of blood that we should be
saved.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Dunbar High Schools
Playground Held Up.
(Prestsn News 6sfvics)

Washington Jan. 18.-Although $50
600 remains in the hands of the Dis
trict Commissioners, with which the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
rHAr HEALING SERVICE.

This ended. the work of healing
was begun. Not may were admitted
70 the platform and she rapidly laid on
hands as the afflicted waited In line to
receive the divine unction. Mrs. Har-
rell will by special request speak vt
the John Mar,hall High School, Satur-
day at 10 A. M TO the pupils Of the
fresh air classes Ct che city. White peo-
pie are now crowhing into the City
Auditorium to hear her upon this all
important subject The Commandant
James Mars OF tho South Richmond
Branch of the Salvation Army is TAX
ing an active part in the services.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
MANY HooDooED."

IT saw in city that I lived car aft
er can going out to fortune teller,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
THAT HANDKERCHIEF CANARD.

"He had been discharged for attempt
ing to traffic in handkerchiefs. She was
not responsible for his actions. She said
that at first. her brothers and sisters
Ind urged against her action in preach
ing and healing and laboring among
the colored people but they had chang
ed and now sent word to stay on the
Job. God says, whatsoever will. let them
come. heard tina: some Of the colored
people were offended because I was
willing to extend the meeting three or
four days after these meetings for the
white people. There are some Of the
PEOPLE who will not come out with col
ored people It l.; desired that I shaG
reach this class of people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
GODS AGENTS.

God spoke to Martin Luther, when
he crawled down the steps on cut
glass and He said the same to John
Wesley and then to Commander
Booth founder of the Salvation Ar
my. 1 was at Los Angeles when /
got the message a little over three
years ago, but got it just the same.
God SAID: L am always the same. I
never change and I will be with you
TO the end Of the world After I
had blessed one of the afflicted, I
was asked. is that all you do?' Oh,
dear one, tonight, just see Jesus.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
HAD FORSAKEN ALL.

After I had forsaken home ami
friends and all that hold dear and
had travelled and labored In Missouri.
Kentucky and other states noted that
slanderous statements have been pub
lished against me. She then.named the
journal and declared thae statemen $
made therein we're untrue. If you be-
l.eve that God Is with u.s. said sh :,
raise your hands In that vast multi
Jude. both white and colored lifted up
their hands. She bitterly denounced
the journal and urged the people there
10 support the Planet. declaring tina. It
was worthy of their support. This OUT
burst created a general sensation. She
declared that the statements made by
correspondent were untrue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
THAT BLASPhEMY CHARGE.

She commented upon their charging
Christ with blasphemy. I am looking
for the time nRichmond when people
will have so much faith that they
will reach out from their seats to touch
.ne hem of His garment. I want to
see the people putting out their hands
and saying, Thank God am saved
She commented On conditions when
Christ was here and called attention
70 the fact that the people are being
healed here today.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
OTHER p2oPHEsCIEs.

She then commented upon existing
conditions. Jesus said to Lazarus
Come forth Some people say they
don't believe it, Some of you didn't
believe that automobiles would en-.
cumber the streets as they are doing.
today, you would not have believed
it. But Jesus said what should come
to pass and the Scriptures told of
The automobiles. Jesus tells about
the performance in the 18th chapter
of Matthew. You see miracles per-
formed tn the name Of Jesus.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
NO CRAzINEss NOW.

MY people have come to the point,
where THEY say 1t b. not greatness
after all. If your husband says
there lis nothing to it, you go on. A
sancitfied wife will make a sanctified
husband and, a sanctifed husband
VIII soon make Holy Roller preach
err. God will answer you by fire and
turn up everything until the devils
go, We don't have to talk very much
tonight. Jesus has been ready in
our hearts. There are some here,
who would not like to. have the cur
tan pulled off your lives and ex-
posed to your neighbors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
IN DEAD EARNEST.

"You must wait until You get in dead
earnest IL you want to get in touch
with Him. There isn't so many getting
healed. is there? And there are not so
many going to heaven either. Hebrews
tell me that Jesus Is just the same to-
day and forever. Son. thy Gins be for.
given thee. JESUS had power to heal the
sick, they said but not the power to-
forgive sin. They called him blasphem
Gus when He sadi He would My rela
tives have said about me. She's gone
crazy. She has lost her mind oyer relig
Ism. ~ ,-.s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
UNA CONTESTACION A LA.
NOTA ALEMANA

PARIS, Oct. 7. Gable Frances) i.
Ell gobierno frances ha enviado
esta manana su contestacion a la
nota del gobierno aleman, en- relaci6n
con la admission de la nacion alemana
al seno de la Liga de Naciones. S.
Icl ee que la nota enviada por ell 60
bierno frances, sea tan solo una
confirmation de las manifestations
hechas anteriormente por M. Herriot
"a ese respecto. No hay ninguna opo-
sici6n fundamental a que Alemania
haga su ingreso en- la Liga, pero 81
debe hacerse constar, que 81 asi 10
hace, debe estar sujeta a los mismos
deberes que las demas naciones v
comprometerse sinceramente cunt
rlir con sus ordenes, hasta donde sea
compatible con su dignidad nacional.
Sc tiene entendido que las contesta-
clones que seran enviadas oportuna
mente por los gobiernos ingles, tia
liano belga, estaran concebidas en-
los mismos terminus que la nota
francesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
Ell GENERAL. GALES, PRESI-
DENTE DE MEXICO, DEPOSITA
UNA CORONA EN- LA TUMBA
DEL SOLDADO DESCONOCIDO,
EN- FRANCIA

PARIS. Oct. 7. Gable Frances).
Ell General Gales, nuevo Presi-
dente de Mejico, ha depositado en- la
tumba del soldado desconocido, jun
t. al Arco de Triunfo, una hermosa
corona de flores, Y una artistica pal
ma en- bronco, con los escudos fran
ces meiicano entrelazados. Ell Ge-
neral Gales fue recibido junto al
Arco de Triunfo, por el General
Nollet, Ministro de la Guerra, por ell
General Goraud, Gobernador Militar
de Paris, y por M. de Fouquieres,
Director del Protocolo. Ell General
Nollet, saludo al ilustre visitante a
nombre del gobierno, y ell General
Goraud nombre de la ciudad de
Paris.
Un regimiento, que marchaba al
son de una regia banda de musica,
kizo los honores militares al Genera
Gales. La inmensa muchedumbre
ALI reunida aplaudio delirantementc
! al General Gales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
INTERESANTISIMAS
CONFERENCIAS

FL Rev. Padre Landa, de la Com
pania de Jesus, quien sc encuentra
de paso en- nuestra isla, dara duran
te los dias 8, 10 y II del presente
mes, sea jueves, viernes v sabado
de la presente semana, tres intere
santisimas conferencias para caba-
lleros, en- la IgIesia de los Padres
Redentoristas en- Puerta de TERRA.
Aun cuando los Caballeros de Co
lon han tornado parte activa en- la
preparation para estas conferenclas,
no obstante, elias son para todos los
caballeros de esta comunidad en- ge-
neral, Y todos recibiran una cordial
bienvenida.
Ell Padre Landa es un gran inte-
lectual, reina gran interes para
aSistir tan importante acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
Preeminentes hombres de negOciO de San Juan
y de Ia isla han entregadO un memorandum
al GObernadOr de Puerto Rico, sOIicitando de
su autOridad Ia Recommendation del sistema de
las carceleS
NecesiamOs carceIes que no sean ugares de recreO
caSaS de Saud" dicen en- un extenSO memorial

ejercer Ell su mentalidad, deben de
saber que las investigaciones mas re-
c1entes han demostrado que la men
talidad de los prisioneros en- la carcel,
donde hay unos mil presos esta a la
par con la mentahdad de nuestras
fuerzas de guarnici6n en- San Cristo-
bal. En- otras palabras, esta en- su es-
tado normal, manteniendo Ell promedio
.corriente en- todas las esferas de la
vida.
''Hay muchas personals enfermas
que causa de su enfermedad Sc ven
envueltas en- ell crimen; pero los cri-
minales no estan incluidos en- ese ntl-
nero -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
La cartd del Sr. Ca
mails al AlcaIde de San
Juan es Ia mejOr res
puesta
81 ell primerO habla de "gra-
We situacion'' nada de extra
no tiene que nOsOtrOs die
ramos "situaCion critica"

Ell 1uneS pubhcamos una infor-
macion dando cuenta de haberse ago
tado ciertas partidas destinadas di-
versos servicios piibHcos del Munici-
pio. Estas notas las hicimos de acuer-
do con una carta que ell Director de
Obras PGbhcas dirigia al Alcalde, in
formandole ''la gravedad de la situa-
cion'', Y, exhortando1e, al mismo item
po. que "arbitrara los remedies ne
cesarios' para solucionar ell conflicto
que Sc presentaba. Y comoquiera que
en- LA Democracia' de aver Sc ira
ia de poner en- tela de juicio nuestra
information, vamos reproducir la CO
de San Juan por ell seilor Canals en-
la que ell lector podra apreciar 81 Ell
MUNDO ha estado en- 10 cierto al lla-
mar "critica'' una situacion que los
mismos interesados no vacilan en- la
mar "de gravedad''. He aquf la men
cionada carta, cuya reproduction con-
sideramos como la mejor respuesta a
las notas aparecidas aver en- nue. ttro
colega:
octubre 2 de 1921.
Hon. r. Diez de Andino,
Alcalde de San Juan.
Seiior:-
Terminado ell primer trimestre del
ailo economico 1924-25 creo deber dar-
lie cuenta de las cantidades que qne-
dan disponibles para los gastos en- los
distintos servicios de esta Direction.
Para la reparaci6n, conservation,
(Continda en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
DON DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ

Hoy embarca hacia los Estados
Unidos, nuestro amigo, ell distinguido
caballero, acreditado comerciante
de esta plaza, Don Damian RODRIGUEZ,
socio de la firma comercial ''Rodri-
guez & Co."
FL Sr. Rodriguez, aprovechara 81
estadia en- la gran metropoli, para
efectuar importantfsimas compras pa
ra su popular establecimiento, espc-
cialmente efectos para caballeros, Ell
cue la casa es una especialidad.
Ell MUNDO extiende su mas afec-
tuoso saludo de despedida al amigo
que sc ausenta, y lie desea un pronto
regreso a nuestra isla Y mucho exito
en- sus negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
ES CAST SECURE QUE FRANCIA
Y RUSSIA LLEGARAN A UN
ENTEND1DO

PARIS, Oct. 7, Gable Francesl.
La comisi6n que esta considerando
81 entendido franco-ruso sc reuni6
aver, Y Sc esta tratando de encon-
trar una formula que haga possible
el acercamiento amistoso entire Russia
v Francia.
Sc tiene entendido que los fran
ceses no estan dispuestos a que sus
derechos Y privilegios sufran en- ma
nera alguna, Y que ademas desean
establecer en- Moscou una embajada.
que permita la defensa de los vastos
irtereses que Francia tiene en- Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
UNA cARTA

Ultimamente, MIR. Keith, ha enviado
una carta todos los presidentes de
los orgarismos centrales de los parti-
dos poliiicos en- nuestra isla, solicitan-
do, que 4 Ia mayor brevedad possible
Sc lie suministre una lista, con los nom
bres de las personas que han de actuar
como recusadores ell dia de las elec,
clones.
Ademas, Sc han enviado los blancos
que par1 recusar electores que voten
fr2udulentamente, Sc han venido usan-
do aflo tras afio. Nuestros lectores 'sa-
ben que esa es la labor del recusador.
Y que inmediatamente cue note algo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
LA NEcEsIDAD PRIMoRDIAL

'Lo que Sc necesita de momento,
en- Puerto Rico, sobre todas las de-
mas necesidades, y mas quizas que en-
ningun otro pals. son jurados con con-
ciencia, jueces con valor v carceles
que no sean country clubs'' nj casas
de salud. La ultima idea que hemos
visto pidiendo comodidades para las
carceles, es sol en- todas las celdas'' .
"Gentes respeta bles. ciudadanos fie-
les cumplidores de las leyes, Y fami-
las de mediana posicion que viven
hoy en- nuestra ciudad no pueden pa
gar pernitirse el lujo de tener sol
Ell sus cuartos de dormir, honrados
obreros tienen forzosamente que es-
tropesr su vista traba iando con luz
artificial todo ell dia parte de la no
che Ell respectable ciudadano que AGA
ia las leyes, Sc permite ell luio de il
al cinematografo cuando mas una ve2
al mes. y paga por la funci6n pero
la prisi6n de nuestros dias segun la
entienden algunos, invita- los presi-
l diarios a una function la semana
caando menos. -
Esos que Sc preocupan por la
mentalidad de los criminales y los
efectos que los presidiarios pueden
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
LA OPINION DE EMINENTES
JURISCoNSULToS

LA correspondence que hemos lie
vado a cabo con prominentes juriscan-
sultos Y juristas norteamericanos e
internacionales nos demuestra cue
nuestro argumento es Ell que ha de lle-
var este pals al mejoramiento ge-
neral del crimen, en- sus principles
basicos.
Ell Juez Talley, de la corte 5up,e-
ma del estado de Illinois, al escribt.-
nos, ha dicho 10 siguiente: "'Las car
celes deben ser adecuadas, pero nun
ca sitios de recreo, porque entonces Sc
constituirian en- Ell attractive mayor del
crimen, fomentandolo en- todas sus
manifestaciones. -
lei Hon. w. H. Taft, de la corte
Suprema Americana ha expuesto bien
claro su teoria en- cuanto carceles
Sc refiere, en- su muy conocido teore-
ma: Hlas mejores carceles hacen los
mejores criminales'
La atencion que debe requerir un
manifesto de esta indole por nuestras
autoridades debe ser grande. Ell asun-
to expuesto es completamente nece-
sario. De esta manera negaremos a
reducir ell nimero de habitantes en- las
carceles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08

LONDRES, Oct. Z Omitted Press)
-Desde las primeras horas de la
manana, Sc reuni6 una inmensa mu-
chedumbre, frente al local en- ell &C.
razon de West End, ell que habia de
celebrarse la primera conferencia
anual del Partido Laborista, desde
que dicho partido escal6 ell poder en-
Inglaterra. La multitud esperaba con
impaciencia la llegada del jefe del
gobierno, Macdonald, de otros illus
tres politicos, que habian de tomar
parte activa en- los debates.
Los 1ltimos acontecimiento po-
licos, que parecian asegurar la cafda
de Macdonald y su gobierno, hacian
que reinara un entusiasmo indescrip-
tible entire la muchedumbre, que es-
peraba que algo sensational Ocu-
rriese. Sc esperaba, como es natu-
raj, que, Macdonald, en- su discurso
| de aperture revelaria los metodos
cue habra de usar en- la Camara de
los Comunes para combatir a sus
enemigos politicos, los conservadores
V liberales, que desean precipitar su
ca1da.
Macdonald no defraud6 las espe-
ranzas del auditorio, y pronunci6 un
discurso verdaderamente sensational.
Desafi6 abiertamente a la oposicion,
condeno abiertamente las practicas
usadas por sus enemigos politicos,
de quienes dijo que solamente que
rian desterrar para siempre de In
glaterra las sacras ideas sustentadas
por eI grandioso Partido Laborista,
y Sc pretendfa echar sombras sobre
Isu reputation, para que su partido
lc retirara su confanza, creando de
esa manera una crisis, que redunda-
ria tan solo en- benefcio de los
enemigos de siempre, los conserva-
dores Y liberales. Ell ilustre politico
continue diciendo que el adversario
tan solo pretend1a crear dificultades,
cue no sc lie censuraba, sino que sc
le insultaba abiertamente con odio-
sas imputaciones, pero que 6l habria
de veneer todos los obstaculos que
surgiesen su paso, y no entregaria
jamas los gloriosos ideales por los
cuales ha venido luchando ano tras
ano, estando para clio, dispuesto
hasta dar su propia vida en- defen-
Sd de esos ideales que tan queridoS
le son. Ell jefe del gobierno ingles,
termino diciendo que el Partido La
borista habria de veneer en- las pro-
Xmas elecciones pesele a quien lo
pese. que los mismos obstaculos que
el adversario trataba Gle crearles, era
la mejor prueba de que Sc les temla
Al terminar su discursO, Macdonald
Tue delirantemente ovacionado, pOr
la asamblea, que puesta de pie, lo
estuvo aplaudiendo largo ratio. La
creencia general que impera en- los
circulos politicos, es que Macdonald
al pronunciar tan sensational dlscur-
!so ha conquistado nuevamente la con-
fianza de su partido, Y que sera III
discutiblemente ell candidate para la
reelection en- case de que el Partl
do Laborista triunfe nuevamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
UNA CARTA DEL DR.. VICTOR
COLL Y OUGHT
ST.. Director de
Ell MUNDO,

d. DlreCCOr ue
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan
Mi estimado amigo:
Paso a aclarar una information da-
da por ustedes en- Ell MUNDO de
aver, donde Sc dice que ell dia del
ton una apelacion mia ell un case de
'Conspiracion'
nor Director, de pronunciar ALA mis-
conferencias rico-flologicas, me
ercontre envuelto ell una burda ira
ma, hecha por mis- enemigos poIiti-
cos, tuve que comparecer ante la
Corte Federal para responder de un
delito NADIA menos que de ''Conspira-
ci6n' para violar las Leyes Fedora
les.
Al efecto ALA fuimos y despues de
un juicio oral de cinco dias eel Ju-
rado'' me declare ''ibre' 'ino-
cente'', Quedando desvanecida Ia per-
fda acusacion.
No hay que confundir, amigo Direc-
/ tor, un simple desacato'', que es 10
| que Sc vera ell de Noviembre, con
ell case fundamental de ''Conspira-
ci6n' que paso la Historic.
Gracias, mi amigo, por la pubhca-
ci6n de esta rectifcaci6n sabe le
aprecia,
Su amigo S. S.,
Victor Coll CUCHI.
Hacemos con gusto la rectifcacion
que solicita nuestro amigo, ell doctor
Coll y Cuchi, despu6s de cerciorar-
nos en- fiscalia de que es verdadera-
mente como el hace constar, que Sc
nos habia informado err6neamente por
esa ofcina.
DE paso hacemos constar que
nuestro amigo don Mariana r. Pes
quera, Sc encuentra exactamente en-
las mismas condolences, pues tan solo
tiene pendiente un simple case de ape
lacion por desacato.