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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12

vlos excitadisimos, est6magos dis
pepticos, y noches de insomnia, SIM
plemente porque han trabajado, no
ezcosivamente, sino muy atropella-
damente.
Ell antidoto de Precipitation es
Sistema.
Mas de una enfermedad nerviosa
puede ser curada por unas pocas lee
clones para pensar y TRAFALGAR orde-
nadamente.
Segundo, Inquietud.
Como Precipitation es el resulta-
do, de Ia faita de orden, Inquietud
es de la falta de valor
rs ell Miedo en- su mas astuto dis
fraz. Viene oculto tras un falso SEN
lido de responsabilidad, de un ma
tural desasosiego, de un gran
amor, del sentimiento relis !cso.
Realmente es una cabal debilidad,
la cobardia de una naturaleza que
Sc aparta temerosa del imprescin-
dible "toma daca" de la lucha
por la existencia.
81 una cosa es inevitable, acom6-
desc 10 mejor possible ella. 81 el
desastre es inminente, hagale fren-
te con valentia. 81 la responsible
dad es grande, haga 10 mejor que
pueda Y mu6strese alegre.
Tercero Y lltimo, Indecisidn.
Nunca sabra usted con absolute
certeza que es 10 mejor. Pero su
preocupaci6n debe ser solamente pos
saber que es probablemente 10 me-
jor.
Las decisiones descansan sObre una
balanza de probabilidades, nunca So
bre un juicio perfecto.
Todo hombre fuerte decide las CO.
sas con prontitud. Puede que su de-
cisi6n no sea tan correcta como la
de aquel que vacila, pero lleva IA
ventaia de haber hecho algo. Es una
question de habito. Y 81 nosotros nos
acostumbraramos a decidirnos ra-
pidamente en- favor de 10 que pro-
bablemente es 10 mejor, nos ahorra-
riamos infnitas calamidades.
(Copyright, 1924, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate,)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12

los senos, Sc atreva a ser valiente
Como el chiqdillo a quien su ma
Dire manda a la calle con ell frasco
de aceite no Sc atreve a intervenir
en- la pelea, hasta Gamma un
POGO inmunizado de las agresiones
de los demas, asi la mujer. iC6mo
imaginarfa el la lucha con un SCI
Que lleva entire sus brazos la mas
delicada de las vasijas?
Esto es inverosinil antinatu-
raj. Lo l6gico es ell primer concepto
de la infancia humana, de amane-
Ger, de sensaciones Y de construc-
cion del nido que calentaba Y ali
mentaba la mujer.
La mujer signifca la familia, 10
estable, 10 sedentario Hoy reclama
derechos al Estado sin raz6n min
guna, puesto que ella no ha apor
tado un grano de arena a su cons
trucci6n.
El Estado fu6 constitufdo por el
hombre; por R6mulo Y Reno, los
emancipados, los sin madre, los que
habian mamado de ubres de lobas.
iDe ellos parti6 todo el progreso,
toda la civilization. ...!
E. Ribera CHEVREMONT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
Ell Tribunal Supreme resueIve.
Continuation de la la. pagina

TRACTION judicial decretada en- ese pleito
el demandante soicito personalmente
de la corte inferior que eliminase de
los autos como abogado suyo a Luis
Abella Blanco y la Corte asi 10 deere
to ell 25 de octubre de 1929 de cuya
resoluci6n solicito reconsideration di-
cho abogado, quien posteriormente So
icit6 en- otra moci6n que Sc le per-
mit.era intervemr como parte deman-
dante en- ell pleito.
Ambas mociones fueron resueltas por
la Corte ell % de noviembre u1timo ne
gando la reconsideration solicitada y
negando la intervention pedida. De
esta resoluci6n apelo el abogado On.
Luis Abela Blanco manifestando no
estar conforme con la resoluci6n de
% dc noviembre de 1928 proveyendo
a su moct6n para que Sc le incluya CO.
mo una parte demandante.
Asi, pues, no tenemos ante nosotros
otra apelac1on que la 1nterpuesta por
haber sido negada la petici6n de di-
cho abogado de incluirsele en- ell p1eito
como parte demandante.
segtn ell articulo 72 del C6digo de
Enjuiciamiento Civil -toda soicitud de
intervention debe ser hecha antes de
la celebration del juicio, por 10 que
habiendo sido solicitada la interven-
ci6n en- Ell pleito despu6s de celebrado
ell juicio y de dictada sentencia no CO.
meti6 error la corte inferior al die
tar la resolution apelada, en- Ell par
ticu1ar que 10 ha sido. Pilot VS.. Pi-
lot, 81 D. P. R. 201.
La resoluci6n apelada debe ser con-
frmada.
(Fdo. Pedro de Audrey.
Juez Asociado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
RosALTNA SANTIAGO REsTo

En- el pueblo de Comerio ha falleci-
do victima de una cruel enfermedad
Ia culta y distinguida se1orita cuyo
nombre sirve de epigrafe estas Kneas
Joven aln, dedicada al magisterio,
muere cuando empezaba recoger, el
fruto de sus constantes estudios des-
velos, quizas cuando va veia en- los al
bores de su vida esbozarse un rosado
porvenir.
Nosotros al dar Ia triste nueva,
enviamos a los famihares de la des-
graciada fenecida ell testimonio de nues
ira mas sentida condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
AsPECTos DE DON JUAN.

:Quien es Don Juan? Cada uno
interpreta la fgura de Don Juan Sc.
gun el aspecto bajo el cual lie mira
De aqui que haya tantos Den Jua-
nes cuantos son los fil6sofos artis-
tas que sc han ocupado en- estu-
diarle.
Hay un Don Juan-el de Lord
Byron-que significa el triunfo des-
lumbrador de la vida libre des-
bordante; algo asi como ell entusias-
mo dionisiaco de Niestzche. Y este
Don Juan es el que tiene subyugado
al ilustre metafisico Don Jose Or
tega Gasset cuya filosofia viene
defniendose, cada vez mas, como una
exaltaci6n-acaso desmedida--de los
valores whales sobre los otros.
Hay otro Don Juan, parecido al
Mefist6feles de Goethe, que re-
cientemente tuvo una bella estiliza-
ci6n ideal en- la primorosa novela de
Azorin titulada Don Juan, el cual
sc distingue por una entranable
compression de todas las faqUezas
humans. Este Don Juan un POGO
Viejo, anna la cultura exquisite Y,
apartado va de 10 que llamariamos
la vida heroica, por hastio del pla-
Ger de la vanagloria, mira pasar
las cosas con la serenidad de un vie
jo dios de la mitologia decadente.
Es una especie de Sileno, grato
los pensadores sensualistas y ex-
c6pticos, a la manera de Anatole
France.
En- fin, hay un tercer Don Juan
para no hablar mas que de tres
fielmente retratado por Zorrllla, y
en- ell que resaltan, como cualidades
esenciales, la guapeza impOtente
ell cinismo superficial. Es ese Don
Juan cuya degeneracl5n fisiologica
ha sido demostrada por Maran6n.
Es csc Don Juan supersticioso
femenil, que en- momentos de en-
briaguez clama con banal sensible
ria: "Jamas nj muertos nj vivos hu-
millareis mi valor", pero que al SEN
tirse morir, pide a gritos, en- con-
vulsi0n histerica, que le socorra eI
"Dios de la clemencia". Este Don
Juan es ell que Maeztu rechaza en-
nombre de la raz6n socratica Y es
ell que Unamuno desprecia y abo-
nina en- nombre de la hidalguia qui-
jotesca...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
LA MUJER RECLAMA
DERECHOS.

Alguien ha dicho que Cristo Sc
dirigi6 la mujer para buscarse
adeptos.
70 no creo que Cristo buscase en-
la mujer una propagandista, creo
que fueron la mujer Y el esclavo
los que inspiraron su doctrina de
consuelo para ell humilde, el impo-
tente, el fracasado. Creo, que como
los vic fracasados impotentes sin
remedio, imagine redimirles por su
propia desventura, Y Cristo, que
acaso hubiera podido destruir mas
de 10 que destruy6, hasta el punto
de poner al Cesar ventrudo y per-
fumado a los pies del genio-fuerza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
FELIZ OPERACION

Ha sido operada de APPENDICITIS en-
el Hospital de Cirujla Municipal de
esta ciudad, la bella nina Irma Sche-
TIM Schroeder. La dificil operacion
fu6 realizada con toda felicidad por
los reputados galenos Drs. Lopez
Antongiorgi, Lopez Sicard6 y Ri
cardo Barrera.
La pequena paciente Sc siente per-
fectamente bien, consiguiendo apun-
tarse tan habiles cirujanos un triun-
fo mas en- su carrera professional.
Ell MUNDO hace votos porque la
pequena Irma pronto este completa-
mente bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
UNA ACLARACION DEL LCDO
FRANCIS

Ell Lcdo. Hugh r. Francis, acredi-
tado professional de esta ciudad, nos
manifesto que no es verdad que
el piense embarcarse por ahora, va
que su numerosa clientela no Sc 10
permite.
Como quiera que uno de los pc
ri6dicos de la ciudad inform6 al pd-
blico que ell Lcdo. Francis salfa para
Nicaragua, el quiere hacer constar
que no hay NADIA de verdad en- esa
information.
Valga pues la aclaraci6n del dis
tinguido amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
DE BASE BALL
ITumacao, julio 10, 1924

Hunacao, julio 10, 1924
''EL MUNDO',
San Juan.
Protesto reforzar novena San Juan
Athletics, Humacao estara siempre
faerte poteHSe.
Carlos Gonzalez Dfaz,
(Manager.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
Sc VENDE

Ell Restaurant LA Nueva Espana'',
situado en- San Sebastian SO, para
gente "Chic". Un acreditado estable-
cimiento con sufciente clienteIa. In
formara su due1o Juan E. QuiIiones,
San Sebastian 60.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
LA ALIANZA EN- MARICAO
Maricao, julio Z, 1924.

Maricao, julio 7, 1924
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
J1bilo immense siente pueblo por
merecido nombramiento Eugenio Pa
dilla, septimo Comite Alianza. Bar
cello Y Tous Soto viviran eternamente
coraz6n desinteresado agradecidos
pueblo por acto justicia realizado
completa ammonia voluntad conglo-
merado. Padilla signiica absolute
garantia intereses generates, por la
bor politica administrative de mil
cuatro al catorce. Pue-
bio contento pide Dios muchos amos
de vida para inmortales patricios
Barcel6-Tous Soto.
Tomas DRAMAS LOPEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
LAS ANTILLAS:

lei Calvario de una epsosa"
de Hierro''y una c6mica. Noche:-
Domingo Matinee -''El Hombre
Los Burladores de la Ley" una
c6mica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
PARA Ell REFUGIO DE NINOS

Un grupo de Damas Isabelinas
visit6 este Asilo ell domingo ultimo,
obsequiando los huerfanos con dull
ces fnos, emparedados y salchichas,
comunicandoles, ademas ell encanto de
su algeria exquisite trato.
Ell Refugio agradece mucho esos
benefcios generosos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
iPARA JUEz DE BAYAMoN?

NN
Naranjtio, julio 9-1924
EEL MUNDo"
San Juan, P r.
Socialistas muestranse alegres al sa-
ber Acosta Torres pretende Corte Ba-
yamon.
Eduardo MORALES,
Membro del Comite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
Ell SARGENTO GUTIERREZ

Ha empezado a disfrutar de dos
meses de licencia, el Sargento Cutie
rrez, del Cuerpo de la Detective.
La actividad cello que desplega
este compatriota fun
cionario en- el desempeno de su cargo,
lie hacen merecedor de ese descanso
que tiene tan bien ganado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
"CATANO" VS. "MESONORA"

Manana, por la manana tendra
efecto en- la Liga de la parada ocho,
un renido desafio entire estos dos
teams, que por ell entusiasmo reinan-
te, resultara uno de los mejores jue-
gos librados entire novenas de Sc
gunda clase, motive para ell cual. Sc
espera este juego este muy concu-
rrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe. Influenza, Palu-
d;smo Y Fiabres. Solo hay un BRO
MO QUININA''. La frma de E. W
>,.,.,. v,ena con cada caiita.
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09
READ THINK VOTE

The Idaho County Free Press il
printing the state platforms and pro
misses of the three major parties this
week This is what might be called
political issue of the Free Press
| Subscribers in their political belief
are from all parties and it is but
right that they should have the pro-
misses and platforms of all parties
before them to read and consider.
OF course the editor has his own
little pet belief and expects to vote
that way. However, he hopes to
keep everything of a partisan nat
ure out of the columns of his news
paper. 1t would be well to remem-
ber too, that politics is just what the
name indicates-a policy-and we can
be tolerably good Americans and We,
differ in our policy.
If you care to take the time and
trouble, and every voter at least
should do so, you will read all the
platforms and then form your own
Patrick Heury is regulated to have
said, II would rather be right than
president" He might just as well
have said, 81 had as soon make
mistake myself as to use the can.
led opinion Set forth by some one
,lse."
There is one reason why the United
states of America has risen to be
he greatest nation on the face of the
lobe, and that reason is: Education
nd the power to think and act, ex-
rcised by every intelligent person in
he commonwealth.
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09

but this editorial is written TO helI
us in remembering the good places
which constitute the vast percent
age of highway construction.
According to the Bureau or Public
Roads of the Portland Cement Asso-
citation, Federal Aid Projects COM
pleGed and under construction dur
ing the past eight years total, IN
round numbers, $1,000 miles, and at
cost of $371,OOO,OOO. or this mile
age, 10000 miles are concrete or
other hard surface highways, while
the remainder of $4,000 miles are of
gravel, sand clay or grading, includ.
ing bridges.
When we look at the roads from
a national or statewide standpoint,
the isolated instances or inferior
do not weigh so heavily |
IN complaint.
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09
COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Whoever heard of community spiri
increasing land values? 1t will
! A story is told of two farmers who
conversed thus: "Pete, I wish my
farm was in Clay county; 1t would
be worth $25 a acre more" ''Why,
Hans, how can that be? Your land is
better than ours; it is newer and a
little deeper soil" "Well, Pete, the
difference in value is not altogether
in the soil. Part of the increased val
lie is the community Spirit you have.
You people are always doing some
thing. You know your neighbors.
And the young folks seem satisfied. 1
have children nearly grown and they
don't want to stay ON the farm or
even in the country. They ure always
wanting to go to the city, and they
often say, why can't we have
good time and have things going like
they do in Clay countyY
Is not this one secret of content
ment? Isn't this the answer to the
statement that every railroad train
that passes through the smaller COM
munity is "cloud of smoke by day, |
and n pillar of fire by night" to lure
our young people to the cities? If so,
why not let us develop our vast re-
sources for neighborliness, ror friend
hip and wholesome good times
light here in our own community
f community spirit will increase land
'alues, as it did for Pete of the story,
t will also increase the happiness
md well-being of the nations great
IT crop-the boys and girls.
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09
THINK AND VOTE

Approximately 40 per cent of the
country's voters exercised the right OF
suffrage in the last presidential cleo
tion. In 1922, thirty-four United States
senators were elected by percentages
ranging from 5.3 per cent 10 41.9 per
cent. The average was less than %
per cent. The above figures, taken
from reliable sources, indicate the lax
ity on the part Of many Of our citi-
in the functions of their government.
Before complaining of the Ills of pub
lie administration, whether county,
state or national, ask yourself the ques-
tion, "did I vote?" If the answer Is
"yes," that question is settled, and the
matter complained of stands upon its !
own merit.
The responsibility of voting is indi- |
vidual the same as law-abiding citl-
zenship is individual. Organized effort
can help in getting out the vote, but a
county, state or nation cannot be made
better by able-bodied citizens who must
be dragged to the polls. A mark of
good citizenship attends the man or
woman who first weighs wei the Is
sues, who knows his or her responsible
ity as well as privilege, and whose ev-
cry wish for good government is put
into action by the casting of we'll
considered ballot.
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Continued from Page one)

We commend the efforts of the
Southern Idaho Light & Power
Users association to secure better
electrical rates and demand that the
next legislature and administration
appropriate enough money to employ
competent experts and counsel to Sc
cure purchasers of electricity ade-
quate representation of their rights
in the federal and state courts. We
have such action by the legislature
as will secure for Idaho residents
the electrical power developed from
the waters of the state.
We condemn the present state ad-
ministration for its inefficiency and
extravaganza of its administration of
the affairs of the state government.
the examples of which are: The
winding up of the affairs of defunct
state banks, its failure to reduce
taxes, unjust and unreasonable inter-
pretaton and enforcement of the
present automobile license law and
by gross mismanagement and parts
an use of the game department
We pledge to the people of the
state of Idaho, in the event of the
election of our executive and legi-
ative offices, an economical and lust
administration of the affairs of the
state and a reduction of taxes to the
)oint where they will no longer be
burden upon the producers and citi- |
ems of the state
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09
JUST HOW GOOD ARE ROADsg

Complaining of bad roads, rather or
bad places in roads, is much the same
as complaining of the faults of people /:
we are too apt to pick out the
"bad spots, forgetting the smooth.
ness and quality of the major por-
tions. Sometimes broken spking
or stonebruised casing helps us to
remember the bad spots in the road :
Idaho County free press., 1924-10-09

| Prairi
kugh, wi
thOOl th|
rday. |
Trade |
be at II
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11
Thorn Tree Cure for Ills.

The May blossom Is the subject Of
some curious superstitions. Both the
black and white thorn are said to be
descended from the thorn of India.
which, being sprung from lightning. Is
not only immune from danger In
thunderstorm. but possesses many
magical gifts. recent writer says. ac-
cording to the Detroit News. The
leaves from it are believed by many
people to be cure for all cases of in
fiammation, while a bough of blossom
hung at the door is safeguard against
witches, but the blossom should not be
taken into the house lest it bring dis
ease with it. Many old countrymen
will not cut down a hawthorne bush.
They do not know why, though actu-
ally they are Rerpetuating an old be-
lief that the bush is sacred. because
from It, it is said, the crown Of thorns
for Christ was made.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11
CHAPTER XIV

At half-past two that afternoon, full
of optimism and cold beef, gaily I'M
conscious that Webster, with measured
strides was approaching ever nearer
with the note that was to give 1t him
in the neck, proper, Samuel Marlowe
dangled his feet from the top bar Of
the gate at the end of the lane and
smoked contentedly as he waited for
Billie to make her appearance. He had
had an excellent lunch; his pipe was
drawing well. and all nature smiled.
The breeze from the sea across the
meadows tickled pleasantly the back
Of his head. and sang soothing song
in the long grass and ragged-robins at
his feet. He was looking forward with
roseate glow. OF anticipation TO the
moment when the white flutter of Bill
Ties dress would break the green Of
the foreground. How eagerly he would
jump from the gate! How lovingly he
would
The elegant figure Of Webster inter-
rupted his reverie. Sam had never seen
Webster before, and 1t was with no
pleasure that he saw him now. He
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11
THREE MEN
v5 ssss AND A MAID
,pyHaen Dq-aca .s8S @s.*s.

man of her parents choice. She's
chosen wealth and made up her mind
to hand the humble sutton the mitten.
There was rather similar situation in
Cupid or >Mammon.' that Nosegay
Novelette, was reading in the train
coming down here, only that ended
different. For my part I'd be better
pleased If our Miss B. would let the
cash go, and obey the dictates Of her
own heart; but these modern girls are
all alike. All out for the stuff. they
arei Oh, well. It's none of my af-
fair" said Webster sitting not I'M
manly sigh. For beneath that immacu-
late shirt-front there beat warm
heart. Montagu Webster was senti-
mentalist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11
Gay Party Froclxs for Girls
Accessories for. Evening Wear

notice an increase in the elegance and
dignity Of women's costumes. Be
ginning with velvets and rich brocades
In wraps and gowns. this advance In
formalityi of the evening mode ID
revealed in every item Of the toilette
and is most notable in headdresses.
coiffures and couture ornaments. But
other accessories keep srep with the
pace set by headwear and fans. bags.
jewelry. are all just as carefully Sc
lected. In fact, even simple gown
Of silk or velvet becomes the founda-
tion OF toilette classed as splendid.
when the accessories worn with 1t
have flavor Of splendor.
The couture and the headdress are
the most important things to consider
in the evening toilette. This more
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11

dalton. row after row. AT the center
three ribbon or chiffon roses In pastel
colors find themselves placed against
a perfect background. Ends of narrow
ribbon falling from the center of the
rosette at. the front of the dress are
Of black velvet.
silk stockings in flesh color or In a
tint to correspond with the dress. and
black strap slippers are altogether
what they should be for a young miss.
There is a challenge in her eyes-and
probably the handsomest of all boys is
about TO dance with pretty girl In
the prettiest of dresses.
Wherever fashionables foregather
In the evening to see and be
Seen, the onlooker cannot fall to
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11

He Had Had Jan Excellent Lunch, His
Pipe Was Drawing Well, and All
Nature Smiled.
had come to regard this lane as hts
own property, and he resented tres
passers. He tucked his legs under him
and scowled at Webster under the
brim Of his hat.
The valet advanced toward him with
the air of aneaffable executioner step
ping daintily to the block.
"Mr. NARROW STRIP he inquired po-
litely. fs Il
Sam was startled. He could make
nothing of this.
1 "Eh? What?'
"Have the pleasure of addressing
Mr.. S. Narrower"
yes. that's my name.'
Mine is Webster sir l am Mr.. Ben
nett's personal gentleman's gentleman.
Miss Bennett Entrusted me with this
note to deliver to you, sir"
Sam began to grasp the situation.
For some reason or other, the dear
girl had been prevented from coming
this afternoon, and she had written to
explain and to relieve his anxiety. 1t
was like her. 1t was just the sweet.
thoughtful thing he would have expect
ed her to do. His contentment with the
existing scheme of things returned.
The sun shone out again, and he found
himself amiably disposed towards the
messenger.
Fine day." he said, as he took the
note.
Extremely, sir" said Webster. out
.wardly Unconditional. inwardly full Of
grave pity.
1t was plain to him that there had
been no previous little rift to prepare
the young man for the cervical opera
ton which awaited him. and he edged
"a little nearer. in order to be handy to
catch Sam If the shock knocked him
off the gate.
As it happened. it did not. Having
read the opening words of the note,
Sam rocked violently; but his feet
were twined about the lower bars and
this saved him from overbalaneIng.
Webster stepped back. relieved.
The note fluttered to the ground.
Webster. picking It up and handing it
back, was enabled TO get a glimpse OF
the first two sentences. They con-
firmeti his snJple ions. The vote was