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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
DAILY.POEM p.,.oD B. s,.,.v
Copyright, 1928,
N. E. A. Service
NOT SO MORSE

"a dogs life!' Why should that express
The depths Of human wretchedness?
The troubles of dog are few,
He gets his board and lodging toe,
For simply being ON the spot
No matter if he works or not
The cost of livingldoesn't fret him
And human worries don't beset him.
He has no clothes-and needn't patch 'ep;
If he has fleas, why he can scratch 'eTn.
While woes with which OUR souls arc tried
We cannot scratch, for they're inside.
A dogs content, he needn't mix
In business, war or politics.
And if he happens to grow ill,
His master pays the doctors bill.
And if he ever thinks about
Iife's problems which he does, no doubt,
He probably would cogitate,
'+tHow lucky is my canine fate!
No bills to pay, no rent to meet,
l sleep, / romp, I drink and eat,
A dogs life suits me we'll enough, ~
A mans life must BE pretty tough"
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eggs and what kind of weather
was predicted for tomorrow.
The telephone companies still
are toiling to break people of
the habit of asking Central what
time it is. where's the fire, did
One-Round Gorilla knock out
Battling Snoozer, or who won the
ball game.
Mary worked short hours, for
those times-only 8 in the morn
ing until 6 at night. She had a
long trip between home and Of
flee, and had to climb six flights
of stairs to get to her switch
board. Who invented the ele-
vator that ended this toil9
Don all answer at once.
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's&iazate
IA tyAlbert Apple
FRIEND

A starving pauper, picked up
unconscious in New York street,
refuses $500 for his dog. He says
the dog is his only friend Police
gave him the price of a beef stew
he goes his way, and shares his
stew with his dog.
A loyal friend, dog or man, is a
priceless possession. In a whole
lifetime, few of us make more than
half a dozen such friends. Yet
there are plenty Of men who, down,
and-out, would sell their last hui
man friend for $500 or less.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
FATAL

Last year 2452 men were killed
by accidents in American coal mines,
the government reports. This is de-
plorable and the campaign for
more mine safety devices should
continue. Fortunately, the death
rate among miners is gradually
getting less. In rough figures, one
miner is killed for every 100000
tons of coal brought to the sur
face.
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Swearing Operators

In 1873 Mary Beatrice Ken
nedy became the first telephone
exchange operator in New York
City, She's SELL plugging a
switchboard in the College of
St. Elizabeth at Convent Station,
N. ],
Now, if you think human ma
ture has changed much. bark
to Mary's memories of old
times.
Before Mary took her Job in
1878, Central was always a
boy.
got my job" she recalls
because the company was tired
Of hiring its. swearing boy opera
tors. Subscribers used to come
down to the telephone office to
hight the operator who had
SW0fn at them.
Phone users don't do that
these days. but some of them oc-
rasionally weaken and start
figuring how far the trip to
Central. .
In the old days, Mary recalls,
people didn't use telephone num-
bers. They just cranked at the
box, took down the receiver and
asked for Smiths drug store or
Browns grocery. And people
must have been as impatient as
now. for Central got an earful
Of abuse if there was delay in
getting the desired party.
Mary says folks used to ring
Central and ask the price of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
COW AND HEN BRING PROSP
ERITY

A few days ago, l had some-
institutes down in Harrison county
Indiana. l had long anticipated
the trip because Harrison coun-
ty contains one of the most ia
nous poultry centers in the Mid
die West and because it was at
Corydon that the first Hoosier
state constitution was adopted
more than a hundred years ago.
But this history of Harrison
county is identical with the past
of many another county, When
the land was first cleared, it
would raise excellent crops of
clover, wheat and corn. But the
soil was exploited as all virgin
soil is and in forty or fifty years
it became very unproductive.
The Southern railroad runs
through this territory and about
twenty years ago it put on some
thing new-an agricultural and
industrial agent In order TO
make business for the road he
knew that he must make the agIi-
culture along the road permanen;
His name was Carleton Ball and
he started the bal of prosperity
rolling by interesting the folks
in poultry and cattle.
Harvey Davis bought the first
mammoth incubator in 1907. It
took 5000 eggs to set it. Then
others went into the business.
Now there are in Harrison coun-
ty, sixteen commercial hatcheries
that turn out a million and a half
chicks year. To supply Matching
eggs for these concerns, literally
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostriis
will open, the air passages OF your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuihing.
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug.
Cling for breath at night; your cold
or catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptlc,
healing cream in your nostrils. IL
penetrates through every air passage
of the head, soothes the inhamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed,up
with cold or nasty eatarrh~-Reiief
comes so quickly.
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Business First

She l believe you rather be in
side playing cards with papa than
out here with me.
He-Not at all, darling. But we
must have the money to get mar
ried with.-Goblin.
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FORD

One in every 662 Americans now
is on the payroll of Henry Ford.
He has about 10000 employees.
making allowances for children,
housewives and old people not
more than 80 million Americans
actually work for wages or sal
aries or profits. And, of these,
Ford employees about one in every
200.
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Sans Peur ct Sans Reproche

Il love living in the country
said the man who owes a lot of
money in the Broadway district, Il
love to walk along the country
roads. You know you can't owe
money to a COW" New York Eve
ing World.
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WATER

The largest dam III the world is
being built in India. It's part of a
gigantic irrigation project. This
dam will be nearly mile long. A
bridge on top OF it will be as far
above the ground as the height
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THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Monday, no paper published.

hundreds of farmers are keeping
poultry | saw great many flocks
that number more than 500 hens.
As near as could be estimated,
$4,000 cases of eggs are shipped
out of Harrison county every
year. Even on that poor soil I
saw more painted buildings AMI
modernized farm homes than
have seen in any other county in
the last year. - 1.-THE County
Agent" in Farm Life.
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the WooIworth building.

of the Woolworth building.
This is just one illustration Of
how the orient is coming to life"
after sleeping industrially for CEN
turtles in which water power-cap-
able of tightening the burdens of
millions-went to waste except for
turning small prayer wheels"
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THREE SMILES
She Was Thirsty

Big Boy-The music at dances
takes the place of liquor.
Shy Young Thing-But it's III.
termission now.-Toronto Goblin,
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CONTEST
Dan Dobb's Contest Causes Much
Excitement

Dan Dob5's Contest Causes Much
Excitement
Our recent contest to find the six
most important words in the Ian
guage is being contested. Many have
written us to say the judges were
not selected properly and did not
make their selection properly.
But that is the way with every
contest. Look at Bok's peace rlan
they had fight over who knew
how to make peace the best. While
his contest was not as large as ours,
we use the illustration to show that
contests are very dangerous.
EDITORIAL
Mellon says he cannot reduce
taxes and pay soldier bonus. We
say the soldier bonus is not the
only impeachment. He cannot reduce
taxes and pay the oil men, for one
thing. And he cannot reduce taxes
and pay good many other things
that should be reduced, but are not.
Here is suggestion: Maybe useless
expenses could be reduced.
FOREIGN NEWS
Lloyd George has started another
argument, proving he has his
health back.
FINANCIAL
Wish money circulated as fast as
.rumors.
DAN DOBB'S SAYS
If Dempsey really wants to fight
he will find several senators mad
enough to go 40 or so rounds with
him.
SPORTS
Battling Sikh, the one-time dark
horse of the square ring, tried to
kiss Stranger Lewis in Chicago, but
escaped.
Kissing in the ring is French
custom which was ruled against
recently. So Skis actions were
only natural.
The thing strikes us as being a
good idea. If the purse put up
doesn't make two boxers mad
enough fight they can start kissing.
Then one of them is going to get
made enough to whip anybody.
BOOK NOTES
Two Chicago publishers were fin
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ed $1,000 each for printing an al
legged salacious book. But they will
make it up, using this publicity to
sell their other books.
RADIO NEWS
They are broadcastinG grand
opera, but many a ladic ian will
think he is hearing static.
GERMAN NEWS
Germany may recall Ambassador
Wiedfeldt since his actions are caus-
ing wide-felt disapproval.
JUDGE SAYS MISTAKE is BEING
MADE
A Chicago divorce judge believes
more dishes were broken last year
than during any year in the history
of the world.
There are many broken and UNI
broken ones tied up in his court as
evidence. A broken dish usually
means the woman didn't aim to
throw it. She merely turned loose
and let it go.
When a dish hits a husband it
neither breaks nor bounces. When
it hits furniture it breaks without
bouncing. This belief that you can
take a piece of china and bounce it
is all wrong.
SOCIETY
Only 81 out of every 800 appli-
cants for chorus girl positions are
fit for the job, according to a New
York manager. This proves that
you can't always believe your look
ing glass.
SCIENCE NEWS
Scientist tells how the earth was
divided into land and sea. Maybe
he can tell how politics was divided
into oil and money. ~
HOME HELPS
Caterpillsrs ate all the food in the
Transvaal so the natives are eating
The caterpillars.
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A THOUGHT

A word fifty spoken is like apples
Of gold in pictures of silver. 49,
Prov. 25;11.
Tact teaches you when to be sill
emit. Inquirers who are always in
curing never learn anything. -
Earl of Beaconfield.
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Dam DobbSDailv
DISHES WILL NOT BOUNCE

ed $1,000 each for printing an al
legged salacious book. But they will
make it up, using this publicity tc
sell their other books.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
RADIO NEWS

They are broadcastinG grand
opera, but many radio ian will
think he is hearing static.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
GERMAN NEWS

Germany may recall Ambassador
Wiedfeldt since his actions are caus-
ing wide-felt disapproval.
JUDGE SAYS MISTAKE is BEING
MADE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-12
SCIENCE NEWS

Scientist tells how the earth was
divided into land and sea. Maybe
he can tell how politics was divided
into oil and money.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14
Continuation de la la. pag.)

10
-
y que fue fijada en- las pizarras, CO.
pianos 10 siguiente:
"Debido al desorden del % de mar
20 y teniendo en- cuenta que algunos
estudiantes, que aunque no tomaron
participation en- ell desorden, Sc abstu-
vieron de asistir a classes, sin excusa
razonable, ell Comite de Discipline ha
decidido que este movimiento por par
tie de los estudiantes que violaron I'm
acuerdo de la Junta de Sindicos pro-
mulgado ala por Ell siete de enero de
este ano, sean c~astigados con una Sc
mana de suspension a contar desde Ell
81 de abril hasta ell 26, inclusive. Du-
rante este tempo a todos aquellos es-
tudiantes suspendidos no les sera per-
mitido entrar en- los campos de la Uni
versidad nj a los edificios, sin I'm per-
misc especial de las autoridades.
Sigue la siguiente lista de estudian-
ties suspendidos, entire los que fguran
numerosas senoritas todas elias esti-
mables y distinguidas:
Mercedes de Audrey, Luz Divina Cas-
tell6n, Carlota de Choudens, Julia Cor
dero, Julia Maria Escobar, Ernestina
Fernandez, Adela Gerardino, Sofia Me-
gwinoff, Carmen Ana Moreno, Pepi-
ia PUG, Julio Ramirez, Adriana Ra-
mos, Luis Roman, Carmen 3. vela,
Martha H Lefranc, Rosalina Ripoll,
Librada M6ndez, Gloria Carrillo, An
tonia Morales, Maria L. Monta1vo, Ju-
lita Martinez, Amanda Flores, Maria
Iuisa Colon, Maria Conception Calde-
ron, Carmen Calder6n, Palmira Rodri-
guez, Elisa Mora, Gladys e. Hoist,
Maria Isabel Sanchez, Luz Rosario,
Angelica Molina, Paca Rengel, Satur-
nino de JESUS, Marcelino Canine, P.
Arroyo, Jose Calvo Jr., Julio AIberty,
Francisco Pier, Magdalena cueto, G..
Lucia Anselmi, Rita Calderon, Daisy
Mattel, Ana Bel6n Vallejo, Ana Rosa
seraballs, Carmen Arroyo Cid.
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A 0
Enmienda dc Certifcado.

A Quienes Interest,"
Por eli preSente Sc hace saber que
Dionisio Flores Rodriguez, domiclliado
en- Rio Piedras, ha solicitado de la
Comision de servicio Publico autorza-
con para enmendar SUI sertifcado de
necesidad y convenience No. 256 en- Ell
sentido de conducir pasajeros desde
Flo Piedras al Nuevo Hipodromo de
Rexach los domingos y demas dfas en-
que Sc celebren carreras o cualquier
otro espectaculo pnblico.
Toda persona que por cualquier eau
sa desee oponerse a la concession arriba
solicitada debera ~presentar a esta jun
ia en- o antes del dia % de abril de
1924 un escrito hacienda constar en-
detalle v bajo juramento los hechos en-
que funda su dsrecho para intervene
y ser oida.
L. F. DE vIZCARRoNDo.
Sub-Secretario. Comis1on
de Servicio PubIico de P. r.
Advt.
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Como Sc recupero

Key West, Florida, f. u. A.-"Yo soy
pfOfesora de escuela.. y "a c~onsecuencias
de mi trabajo me enferne, s~intiendome
por alg1n tempo ~anemica, cahsada. y
~nervtosa, no teniendo amino para de-
semnehar mi profession. Apenas podfa
derInir y the sentia tar langulda y
nerviosa que la vida Sc me hacia un
Y1artirio. Tome vaffoS tonicos, pero
sin benefcio .alguno hasta que supe por
una amiga de los naeritos de VinoI Y
me decidi a. tornarlo. Al POGO. tempo
de usar este medicamento va habfa
adquirido buen apetito, dormfa tran
~quilaTnente, d~esapareci5 Ell color ans
rutco3 de mi cara y hoy me siento LENA
de vida y con alnbici0n en- mi trabajo."
Mary l.. BaeZ.
Esta sehorita recobr6 .su salud por-
que Ninol esta preparado con los ST.
guie ntes ingredientes: ,Peptonas de
carne y de hfgado de bacalao, pep
tonatos. de hierro y manganese y gil
cerofosfatos, ~presentados en- forma
~agradable' al paladar. Estas sustancias
medicinaleS son r~econocidas en- todo ell
Ilu por su gran Valor tonico.
No permita que su ORGANISING Sc des-
CASTE y debilite, tome Vinol y forth
fiquese: Solicitelo de su Pharmaceutical
y empiece a tomarlo hoy.
De vAhta en- las Farmacias ' DrOguerlas
Coaster Neat & Co., DistrihuidoTes. Detroit. Mich. E. U. A.
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NEW YORK, abril II. Omitted Press)
-Eoticiag recibidas de washington in
forman que ell Presidente Coolidge Ia
dado instrucciones a Sumner Welles,
comisionado del Gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- la republica Dominicana,
para que proceda a ofreccr en- nombre
iel gobierno americana la ayuda anis-
tosa y franco de este para ~establecer
paz estable y duradera en- la re-
publica de Honduras.
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BIN LA EscUE1A SUPERIOR

De una nota publicada por Ell Prin-
c!pal de la Escuela Superior, tomamos
la siguiente lista de estudiantes cas-
tigados, entire los que igura uno. ell
prirlero, que como o~bservaran nuestros
lectores ha sido suspendido por TODD ell
resto del curse e~scolar, perdiendo asi
toda la labor realizada durante Ell ano
e~scolar:
Julio Tomas Fuentes, por Ell resto del
afio, podra regresar l pr6ximo septiem-
bre. Ramon Goldberg, cuatro emana .
Podra regresar en- mayo 10. Octav1o
Marrero, cuatro semanas. Podra re-
gresar en- mayo 10. Rafael Vega Igui-
ano. Podra regresar ell pr6ximo setiem
mayo 10. Alfredo Canine, una semana
Podra regresar en- abril %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14

Ell PREsILENTE COOLIDGE DA
INsTRUcCToNEs AL COMIsIoNA
DO AMERICANA EN- sANTo DoMTN
GO PARA CUE oFREZCA LA AYU
DA DE Los EsTADo UNIDos AL GO
BIERNo DE HONDURAS PARA
REsTABLECER LA PAz
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IMPORTANCE FELIoITACIoN
Abril 1924.

ApE1l l z =.
Escalsra Gregg School
Santurce, P. r.
Muy sehor nuestro:-
Felicitamosle per la perfection con
que preparan ids. los TAQUIGRAFOs
Y CoNTABLEs en- esa inmejorable
i~tetitucion.
Mr.. J. P. Smooth, graduado de ICON
TABLE" de esa e%scuela, es nuestro
"TENEDoR DE t1BRos',, siendo sus
sesvicios ~iutachables y este undo al
bpen record que han dado sus educan.
dog en- las diferentes oEcinas donde ira
bajan nos induce a decir. que la EsCA-
LERA GREGG SCHOOL aunque popre
y hunIilde es la mejor Escuela Conner
eial de Ia 1sla.
Respetuosamente,
EvETH & CO.,
s. D. Eveth. (Manager).
Advt.
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Papel de Peri6dicos
para lmpreS0S

Tenenos en- existencia una
gran cantidad de papeI de perio-
dicos, propio para impresos. cue
10 r~ealizarnos a $3.50 ell quinta'
para la isla, cortado al tan1ano
cue deseen Y libre de franqueo.
D;rIiase a la Administration de
FL MUNDO. P.
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EN- Ell coLEG1o DE LEYEs

En- ell Colegio de Leyes los castigos
han sido mas severos, como podra YER
Sc por la relacion que vamos a hacer
de los mismos:
Harry s. Llenza, expulsado hasta
setiembre Gle 1925. Armando A. Mi
randa, y Rafael B~uscaglia, expulsados
hasta febrero de 1925. Antonio R.
Barcel6, Felix ochoteco y Samuel Qui-
homes, expulsados hasta JUNO de este
afo; pero con derecho a examenes. vi
cente G6igel Polanco, Wilson Colberg
y Pelayo Roman, Separates por una
semana.
Todas estas expulsiones y suspensio-
mes empezaran a contarse desde ell 81
del corriente.
LOS TEMoREs DE MR.. ST. JOHN
BESIDE Ell dia 90 de mario ultimo en-
que sc pro6ujo ell motin que ha dado
lugar a todos estos castigos, ell Conf
to de Discipline habia estado practi-
cando la investigation de los hechos y
hace alguuos dias llegaron a esas con-
clusiones. Parece que ell tenor de que
SO produjera algun movimiento de pro-
tesla entire los estudiantes y para evil
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Sc ALQUILA un piso alto para pc
quefa familia, Gale Lola, No. So. San
turce. $28 m%ensuales. Tel6fono $50 ne
gro. Santurce. 4-l5
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PoR AUsENTARsE su dueao ven.
de una victrola Columbia de 5000 con
SO discos. Aproveche esta ganga. d.
rfjase a calle del Rosario No. /. Ba-
llaja. San Juan. 4-13.
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Sc VENDE un Pequeno Cafetin por
tener que ausentarse SUI duefo. Stop
II. Condado No. 1, Santurce. 4--I5
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VENDO casa MADEIRA rec1en construl-
da, solar propio, buen sitio, tanlb1en
una tienda "Colmado' TODD $1,000.
iiAtencion vale mas!! No 10 dele para
luego, luego vale mas. venga hoy mis-
mo, es una ganga. Vendo por tener que
embarcarme para Ell Norte. Informaran
San Juan Moderno No. So, Stop 43 IL
Santurce. 4-z7
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Ell "ARCODOL" es una preparation
excelente para reconstituir Ell organls-
mo gastado. Tiene aceite de Bacalao
con ExtracO de Malta. Pidalo en- su
Farmacia. Sd
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La Junta de SlndicOs de la...

tar que ellos pudieran reunirse para
adoptar acuerdos, Mr.. St. John espe-
70 Ell viernes ultimo, dia en- que comen-
zaban las vacaciones de Semana Santa
Y publico Ia orden despues de las cua-
tro de la tarde cuando va cast todos
los estudtantes habian salido de la Uni
versidad para sus diferentes residen-
cias de la isla. Sc nos informa que
aIn existen estudiantes que ignoran
Ell castigo que Sc les ha in1puesto.
10 QUE DICEN Los ESTUDANTES
Una Comision de estudiantes, en- la
tarde del sabado ultimo estuvo a vi
s.tarnos en- nuestra Reduction y nos
manifestation que ellos estaban redac-
tando n protesta que elevarian hasta
la Junta de Sindicos en- solicitud de
que sean revocados todos estos castigos
o que Sc les de una oportunidad de de-
fenderse de los cargos que Sc les pue-
dan formular.
Entire las razones que tienen estos
estudiantes para califcar de injusto
Y arbitrario ell proceder de las auto
ridades de la Universidad estan las
siguientes:
Que entire los que forman Ell Comite
de Discipline fguran catedraticos, Ell
sr. st. John y ell DR.. Osuna, quienes
alegan que fueron ofendidos y hasta
agredidos por los estudiantes amotina-
dos, y sin embargo Sc han convertible
en- jueces y sentenciadores a pesar del
apasionamiento que es de presumir en-
personals que alegan ser parte en- Ell
asunto.
? Que ellos comparecieron, al ser LA.
mados por e. Comite de Discipline, no
a responder de cargos concretos que sc
les formularan, sino a declarar Y deci1
10 que sabian como simples informa-
dores y no como .acusados.
Que por no haber sido citado el
Lcdo. Martinez Alvarez, los estud!an-
tes de Leyes Sc vieron hu6rfanos de
representation en- ell seno del comite
y u por tanto ttenen fundados MO.
t1vos para Greer que han sido victimas
de I'M atropello por parte de los otros
ca%tedraticos que no tienen re ACTON al
guna con ellos, nj han pod1do decil
NADIA respecto a Ia conducta por elloS
Observable en- classes, sus habiidades Y
condolences en- los estudios, %circunstan
c1as estas que han podido evitar O ate.
nuar Ell castigo de haber estado ALI ell
Sr. Martinez Alvarez.
Que 81 es cierto, como 10 manifesto.
ra Ell Sr. st. John, en- SUI informe of.
cial, cue los alumnos habian sido obi.
gados a salir de sus classes. por 10 VIC.
Iencia y la amenaza de un grupo de es.
~tud1antes, los estudiantes que asi aban.
donaron las classes por la preston oue
sobre ellos ejercieran, 81 es cierto csc
que dice Sr. John, no deben ser cast,
gados porque al dejar de asist:r a ca.
ses Ell mismo con1esa que ellos no Ic
h1c1eron voluntariamente.
Que ellos niegan e-nfaticamente que
los successes del Is tengan ell caracte1
de una huelga o de un motin Y que la
protesta que ALI Sc hiciera por los es.
t~udiantes fue provocada por las fra.
ses im~procedentes e incorrectas que el
sr. st. John dirigiera al Presidente
de la sociedad Atletica, ell joven Bar.
cello.
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