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The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
Growing of Seed Peas Is One of
Largest Industries In Goilatin

Most of the seed companies opefat-
ING in Bozeman own their warehouses
and seed houses, which are equipped
with the latest improved machinery
for handling seed peas, and which
represent an investment of many
thousands of dollars.
The first seed peas grown IN the
Gallatin valley were contracted oy
Jerome r. Rice Seed company in 1911.
The following year five seed COM
panies were operating in the valley
which companies were about the same
as those doing business in the valley
at this time
The Gallatin Valley Seed company
IS the successor of w. A. Davis. and
W. A. Davis Seed company, and d.
Iandreth Seed company have the
Peninsular Seed company warehouse
From a small beginning few years
ago. the seed pea industry has grow
until during the period from Marc'
IL 1923, to March 1, 1924, there wer'
12s car loads Of peas shipped out o
Bozeman, of an estimated average 0
80 900 pounds each.
Presented by Public Affairs com
nittee of Bozeman Kiwanis club.)
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
PIONEER MATRON IS
CALLED TO Beyond

Mrs. Rebecca Shay, widow of the
late George A. Shay, aged 80 years,
10 months and "a days, a resident OF
Bozeman and vicinity for the past 40
years, and known as one of Gallatln
valleys most highly respected plo-
neer matrons, passed away last Friday
morning at 1 80 O'clock, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Nj. Pike,
313 Grand avenue, north, after an
illness of several months. Death was
due to the infrmities of advanced age.
The funeral, conducted by Under
taker II. F. West, was held last Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock, from the
Pike home, the Christian Science bur-
ial service being read by Claude +.
Steffens, and the music rendered by
Mrs. D. D. Smith and Mrs. S. A.
Mendenhall. Members of the G. A. R.
and the Women's Relief Corps attend
ed the services, the regular meeting
of the latter organization having been
postponed for that purpose.
Interment was in the Shay family
| lot in the Bozeman cemetery, the
pallbearers being, H. Dale Cline, K. II
! Dean, w. D. Ellison, Walter HOFFMAN
Tim Matthews and Richard Roman
Rebecca Shay, nee Wiley, daughter
of NJ. and Mrs. Thomas Wiley, wa:
born in Milford, Maine, ,,June p, 1943
and was married at Milford. Octobel
%, 1865, to George A. Shay, shortly
after his discharge from the army
having served in the Civil war. Mr.
Shay came to Bozeman in 1877, M
family following two years later
They lived part of the time on tnel
ranch twelve miles north of Bozeman
and later removed to their home ol
| Grand avenue, north:
Mr.. Shav died October z, 1919, sine
which time Mrs. Shay has made he
home with her daughter, Mrs. Pike
though she has visited at times wit
her other children. She had been i
several months following a stroke 0
naralvsis. A son and daughter pre-
(Continued on Page Twelve.)
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
WOMEN'S FEDERATION
PASSES RESOLUTIONS
FAVOR LAW AND ORDER

At a meeting of the Gallatin
County Federation of Women's
clubs in session at Willow Greek,
May IA, 1924, the committee, COM
posed of Florence C.. Wright, NJ.
May Cunningham and Clara Mel
son, presented the following set of
Resolutions:
"Be it Resolved: That the Coun-
ty Federation of Women's Clubs
endorse the movement concerning
the United States entering the
Court of international Justice.
Realizing the benefit derived
from the sale of tuberculosis
seals, Be it Resolved: That we con-
tinue to give our support and CO.
operation to this splendid work,
also to hearty support of the work
for securing the services of a
county nurse; that we thank Mrs.
Pace for her splendid outline of
our club work and the vision of
the future; and that we thank Mrs.
Sara Morse for her inspirational
address on health, and endorse the
health program as outlined by the
Federation of Wemen's clubs.
Resolved: That the County Fed
Grafton endorse the work of the
! State, count. and town officers
who have laNored faithfully in
their efforts 10 enforce the Eigh-
teenth Amendment.
Resolved: TAat a copy of these
resolutions be presented for pub
lication in all the county papers"
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21

There are five companies with neau-
a,ters and sorting plants in Boze-
man engaged in the business Oh grow
inc seed peas in the Gallatln valley
Tbev are: D. Landreth Seed company
of which A. N. Gregg is manager; y
p Keeney & Son, Inc, OF which u
II Russell is manager; Gallatin Val
lev Seed company, of which B. Z.
parker is secretary and Manager
Tho Everett B. Clark Seed company
of which ]. C. McGinn is manager
and Jerome B. Rice Seed company
Of which A. Wilson is manager.
The total acreage of peas grown
bv the farmers of Gallatin valley If
1923 was $500, and the total price
Maid to the farmers by the five com
nanies for peas grown in that year
was s2OO,551.22.
The total acreage of peas contract
ed to be grown in Gallatin valley 1o'
the wear 1924. is 1880.
There was paid for labor IN boze
man and the Gallatin valley by Tn
FIVE companies in 1923, for rogueln'
raas hand picking and warehous
help, the total sum OF $Tl'fsf.l''
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
Coolidge for Square Deal

In his talks with the president. Mr..
Brown said he was very strongly I'M
pressed with the executives policy of
q square deal to all, one of his state
ments being that he would never sane
tiOn legislation of administrative reg
ulatiOns that were designed to favor
one class at the expense of any other.
The president realized that agriculture
is in a serious condition, and he in
timated that he would not allow this
congress to adjourn until it had en-
acted some real farm relief measures.
Everything indicates that Presi-
dent Coolidge is already practically
nominated to bear the banner of
republicanism to victory at the polls
this fall" said Mr.. Brown. "All the
northwestern states have expressed
their confidence in Coolidge because
of his deep interest in agriculture, be-
ing himself a farm boy, and have Sc
lected delegates favorable to him. In
almost every state, a majority Of the
elected delegates have been instruct
ed by the voters at the polls to sup
port, vote for and effect the nomina-
tiOn of Coolidge, and Montana should
do likewise"
: J. NJ. Burlingame's Letter
/ II confirmation of this view MIR.
! Brown referred to a letter he had re-
ceived on Monday from j. M. Burlin
game, in which the chairman of Coo
| lidge Montana headquarters in Great
Falls, says:
From now on, all our energies and
efforts should be concentrated on Sc
curing the election of REAL Coolidge
delegates to the Cleveland convention.
Coolidge is safe. His nomination IS
already assured beyond doubt and it
Will be a practically unF- Ious vote
Practically 1000 out of a total of
1,109 delegates are already pledged
as Coolidge delegates. Montana, how
ever, is not safe, and will not be until
we have elected TRUE Coolidge dele
gates. 1t will be a statewide calami-
ty to do otherwise. Let us concentrate
our efforts on the election of those
delegates we know we can trust"
Attention, Farmersi
. Particular attention of the farmers
in Gallatin county is called to a state
ment made to The Courier by James
d. Graham, of Livingston, one of the
delegates to the socialist convention,
. to the effect that the so-called farm
er-labor" party is a political organic
alton formed for purely political pur-
poses, and was originated, and is now
dominated by and controlled by Bill
Dunn Of unsavory wartime reputation
Whether or not Dunn has drawn and
is still drawing his funds, as well as
, his inspiration, from Moscow, Is
known by all those who have carefully
T followed his career and who keep post
Continued on Page 12)
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
CLIFF H. GUSTINE
CALLED BY Death

Clifford II. Gustine, aged IL years,
10 months and 23 days, elder son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.. Gustine, passed
away last Saturday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, At the home of his parents,
on Tracy avenue, south, after a serl-
Gus and painful illness of the past
thirteen weeks.
The funeral, conducted by Funeral
Director H. +. West, was held Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. from the
First Presbyterian church, the Rev.
H. G.. Klemme, pastor, officiating. The
floral tributes were both beautiful and
profuse. The singers at the church
service was Mrs. Carrie 3. Eckles,
with Mrs. Z. o. Holm as organ ac-
companist. Interment was in the
Bozeman cemetery, the pallbearers,
all little friends of the deceased, be-
inc Andrew Call, John Gary. Jr., Ray
mond yanFleet and Donald Vessel
Clifford Harold Gustine was born,
June "a, 1912, in Three Forks. remoV-
! ing with his parents nearly SIX years
ago to BoZeman. where the family
| has since resided. He had always
stood high in his classes. He was
member OF the seventh rrade class
at tho Emerson school at the time ne
was taken Ill. He was genuinely pc
loved by his schoo'mates and teach
ers. His grandparents. Mr.. aud Mrs,
w. Z. Young of Three Forks, haH
been n the city much of the time ,He
his illness TO help care for him. be-
sides his parents, ne IS survived oS
one brother. Billie Gustane.
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21

f. H. Manson Of Helena, secretary
of the Montana Federation of LABOR
and James d. Graham of Livingston
prominent Federation worker, VINO
were in Bozeman the latter part Oh
last week. in the interests of the pro-
posed State Workmen's Compensation
bill and the Metal Mines License Din
were urging members of labor or
ganizations to attend the annual con
vention of the Federation, which VIII
be held this year, June "a, in Butte
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21

Notwithstanding there is only candidate party
ticket for the respective party nominations for the presidency of
the United States and despite the fact that farm work later
this several weeks than for several county
and state officials expect fair vote the Presidential Peferen
ta election to be held Tuesday, May 2 The principal
for this that there the part Staunch
party adherent in both big political parties to prevent the
capturing of Montana delegations the national
by certain politicians through either manipulation dis
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
|NSION WORKER
ISFEDERAL JOB

/ WIS wilson. instructor in ex-
n y ,'A ], Il, IN the department of
4 s,,i.. !. !, Montana State college
n ~ = tais morning for Wash
\ si,,..}r Il iGr the purpose Of ac-
h Dosi,;e i;sei with the duties Of
n /, ',on .ol with the federal de-
d ,tio. o'Iept which he rendered
n 6,ir.l.la 6Sl last week to President
4 '...El u. Wilson, Of course. is rot
n, fei59I fi,9l to know in Just what
H. 1''c 5ls. he will be called t7i by y 1 the i
s tBoIpalr heads to
B slI 'cousnt eo,s. more than likely
\ IA SSionIInue to exert his ef.
II rS.'ligCoon of the improve
yorr,lo,ur conditions. gen
asteS and other north.
b. !. to Mr.. Wilson's rasiy.
'oS J... college staff. aft Edit6, SditS
,iy'eran a head of the
i,oe. med friend, MI, ~, Ways 5sgS
eyna,;,, ,i,e l9ree on the Stat,
itio6' ';S,'aent s. n station to ac
at WssLtine y. me agricultural de
ss ons assselngtcn, y D. c. Nh
si erio q our best friends :
nske ne. S.ent worker but h
have water run up hill. IL W y
dsps,st nm leave the n''i. STAT. y
iorta0es31 ointment down in in Wasb S:s51
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
CITIZENS ARE urged TO VOTE IN
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION
VOTERS ARE ASKED TO TAKE NOTE OF CHANGES IN
BOUNDARY LINES OF BOHEMIAN PRECINCTS
AND RE-REGISTER IF NECESSARY
Fair Vote Expected

Delegates to National Convention Who Known
to be Pledged to Support the Presidential Candidacy Prs
dent Coolidge. This List Should be Taken The Polls
Guide the Voter
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21

rpntS OIL VlIO
'.,sr. ,'ar part Cherokee In
I.m il-,''t the death sentence
~, nnon him by the district
eojiatin 1gii, county early in
| Gp-'t 3or the murder Of John
Eance NJ, Sprouse at Central
4 IN october, 1920, were
h tbe supreme court in
Monday.
y 4, 3"iII,I, Ipdge Law to defend
IT, his demands for an ap-
Il, - 1irsrtFiciency Of the evl-
!. IL claim that W. J. Booher,
| m 5'-ors. was not a resident
Unit in which the case
Official records Of Broad
H. were cited to show that
4 ..boo. trustee in that coun-
4 ,grs property, is register
4 sr and that he has served
/ there
1 ..on. murder story as told
1 I,,rer du~ing the trial was
Il n Attorney General Wei
4 Rsr,ir. IT, attacked DAN
L. flat lis wife had killed
MISE a-or tha latter had
4 l-s'ar@ 's-auso of his init
Ms Dame as ridiculous,
i or the .eeoras OF the case
4 banner had killed the
HH blood and buried the bod
h ,he road where they were
n Led Gypsy Life
q lied that Mrs. Danner was
~ time a cousin, step
81 and The wife Of the convicted
81 she was married to him in
k Office in Dillon a day be-
& first baby was born, that
8 Of her married life she had
Tsy existence, seldom living
roof. that she was a mere
snail stature and that hel
vas a man of 40. strong anC
eared by the "child-wife."
/ Affidavit by Juror
\ to the charge that BOOhel
president Of Gallatin county
IN read an affidavit from tn,
the effect that his home is
at the time of the trial. a
p, in Gallatin county, tha
Fen went to school there ant
pas officially registered as
that county; and that h
q but bachelor quarters Of
rty in BrOadwater county
ed that BOOher was selecte.
IN BrOadwater county, Ma.
lat after he had served thre
advised the county official
his residence in Gallatil
I was discharged from fun
Pee. His hOlding office i
eF county was explained b
ny general as "lnadVerten
entiOnal."
UniOunded RumOrs
ny rumOrs about town I
mat Danner had confesse
alone, had killed the Sti
ana had burned their HON
emoye all possible chanC
.a'3g himself, and that /
ealop had murdered Wall
money, had tied his hea
,1ch and had rolled Walk,
t. INTO the river. are entir
The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
En- APPEAL LIS IS
|IPRENE COURT
,sp MAN Not ,G 5SisT TO KSoW
Fo WORE WEEKS
HI Confident

,.l Wellington d. Ran
I',,' %.' C,IIatin COunty's De-
pc .''.der Trial Appeal Case
I S',reme Court Decision
Lm First Of June
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
FRANCAMENTE Y
SIN APASIoNAMIENToS


Comprendemos qre es bien delicada
vuestra pos.c:on y ademas comprome-
tida; mas aiin, de grave responsabiii-
dad social y poftica.
Los electores aliancistas de San
Juan, comerciantes industriales; pro-
p,etarios; clase media y obrera tienen
fijos sus ojos observan vuestras ac-
tuacioncs confados en- la capacidad
integridad de Uds. en- la seguridad de
cue sabreis selecc;onar una buena can
didatura que nos lleve al triunfo en-
esta localidad
Green firmemente que SIN imposicio
mes nj temeridades caprichosas, sslec-
cionareis al hombre para el cargo dc
Alcalde de la Capital, que no presents
lado faco atacable por 81 adversario,
que sea capaz, intelgente, de caracter
| firne, en una palabra: que tenga capa-
ctdad en- todos los 6rdenes para llevar
al 6xito la administration tanto en- 10
econ6mico como en- 10 administrative
No Sc quieren candidates que cha
van fracasado en- negocios privados
pubIicos; nj tampoco figuras politicas
gastadas en- luchas anteriorfs, nj la
selection debe ser hecha base ds
afectos famihares amistades intl-
mas -
Loo dntor da
cada candidate sometido vuestra
consideration, no tomar en- crenta los
sentimientos de afecto que en- parti-
calar lie unan la candidate, nj pensar
fiqui,ra EN- que pudiera levantar dist
dencia ell candidate derrotado. No.
La labor ha de ser desapasionada v
patriotica, es decir dentro del progra
ma de la Alianza 'tbuscando al honl-
bre' que realmente sirva bien la
comunidad garantice los intereses a
ei confados por todos los contribuyen-
tes.
Adelante pues en- vuestra labor, no
acepte imposiciones, analicen bien las
condolences de los candidates, levan-
ten vuestro corazon y pensamiento a
la altura del verdadero patriotistno; y
asi habreis ganado la confianza Ell
respeto de todos los electores.
Sobre Uds. pues, caera toda la res
ponsa bilidad 81 no sabeis seleccionar
al hombre que ha de saber dirigir la
cosa publica, a los que con el for
men una Asamblea Municipal digna,
eficiente honorable que sirva de ga
rantia a comerciantes, industriales,
contribuyentes al electorado en- ge-
neral.
VARIOS ALIANCISTAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
ACABANDO CON Ell PARTI=
DARISMO ENTIRE LAS SUFRA
GISTAS, EVITARIAMOS LA IN
TRIGA Y LA CALUMNIA
Nuestra labor para conseguir el
sufragio, debe ser de paz y
fraternidad


En- el periodico lei Tempo del
s;itado 90 hay un sue.to titul do:
"YA Lo SABEIS" y suscri.o por
Aimee.
Este su;lto me alEde con ironia
pasional y aunque TO me gu ia con-
testar a 10 que no vieneA autoirzado
por la frma del quo 10 secribe, por
tratarse de un asunto palpitante rela-
C onado con la ''Liga Social Sufragis-
ta'', quiero ponr en- claro las equivo
caciones en- que ha incurrido la auto
ra del suelto exponiendo hechos incier
tos que acusan muy POGO escrupulo
para con los fusros dc Ia verdad.
VA LO SABEIS, digo yo ahora,
I'd, seiiora. Su oscrito es una tre-
mcnda calumnia que I'd. me levanta
faltando a los debcrcs cristianos que
todos debemos respetar. Fijese pues,
y fijtse bien en- 10 que I'd escribio
analice para que despues olga 81
rropia conclencia
Mo acusa I'd de que despues de
hab;r presentado y haberseme admit
do la rcnuncia del cargo de Presiden-
ia de la "Liga Social Sufra gista'' he
autorizado la publication en- Ell perio-
dico Ell MUNDO de la carta que me
I, dirig6 ell Sr. Barcelo acerca del Incl
dente ocurrido entire el La Comisi6n
de la Liga que visito dicho Sr. de
que esa carta no fue dirigida mi per-
sonalmente, sino en- mi caractcr de
Tresidenta y de que ese documento
ha deb:do estar en- Ell archivo de la
Liga, porque no me pertenecia dicho
documento y dcclara tambien que no
Sc explica I'd. por que no puso con
toda ciaridad en- la convocatoria para
la Asamblea memorable, en- los asrll-
tos a tratar, la carta del Sr. Barcelo
la Liga.
Lea ahora para que Sc convenza de
''YA 10 SABEIS,' con censurable y
maliciosa hgereza
La carta del Sr. Barcel6 por SER
como I'd dice, un documento de Ia
Liga, en- sus archives esta. No fuf yo
quien autorice su publication nj direc-
ia, nj indirectamente como suelen ha-
Ger las personas que no tienen carac-
ter Ell Sr. Vargas reporter de Ell
MUNDo me pidi6 autorizaci6n para
publican la carta del Sr Barcel6, y
mi contestacion fue que yo no podia
dar la authorization porque ese no era
I'm asunto mio, particular, en- vista de
10 cual el solicito obtuvo del Sr
Barcel6 una copia de esa carta; de
manera que habiendo ocurrido de este
modo la publication, I'D. al afrmar
que yo la autorice ha sido mendaz
6Tengo yo culpa del que el Sr. Bar
cello lie haya fac:htado al Sr. Vargas
una copia del original de su carta, CO.
mo 10 hizo otros peri6dicos tam
bien7
IC6mo Sc pudo escapsr este sus
lucss? Convenga en- que me ha calum-
niado realizando conmigo una tremen-
da injusticia, que dicto sea de paso,
le perdono respondtendo mi habito
de entregar su propio arrepentimien
20 q los que me agravian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30

todos los oficios por todas las cap3s
sociales. Era ell tipo del aventurero, del
"parveni'' hombre con sobras de am
biciones y falta de escruprLos.
Conductor de AUTOMOBILES lie carrera
y luego aviador, acompano A D'Annun
zio en- su raid sobre viena. Su pres
tgio qred6 hecho en- aquella hora,
d see entonces pudo taconear en- las
Gales y en- los salones de Roma.
Casado con una sobrina del carde.
nal Bannatelli, esta, con sus escanda
los, contribuyo su nombradia.
Mussolini 10 elevo ia Subsecreta-
ria de la Presidencia Y p1so en- sus
manos los mecanismos de violencia
de corruption que el Fascio Gu ell Go
bierno utilizaba: la Tcheka, sea nues
tros pistoleros los fondos secretos.
Y. asi era Finzi ell verdadero amo do
italia cuando dio ell NAL paso del ase-
sina'o dc Matteotti.
! FL Duce, para salFarse del naufra-
gio, da inred atamente ell ccse Fin
ri Y Ell escandalo crcce al verle desam
parade saliendo conversation, no
solo los crimenes de Finzi, sino todas
sus inmoralidades. Mussolini Sc asug-
t. y trata otra vez de protegerle, aeon
sojandole qua pida la mayoria fascis
ia de la Camara una investigation So
bre gu vida privada y sobre su acti-
vidad politica. Y ante una negative,
dirigesc entonces Finzi a la Camera
entera pidiendo la misma investiga-
cion; y por unanimidad Sc rechaza tam
bien ccncederle esta especie de salvo-
conducto, que por igual ampararia
Firzi al fascismo
FRI sado este intento EN- antique
cavorto de Mussolini Sc vuelve con-
ira el, toma la ofensiva redacta un
famoso memorandum, que firrla en- seis
eiemplares que pone en- distintos lu
cares de Italia en- manos de amigos Sc
grros. Los sobres, eicima de Ia frma
de Aldo Finzi, llevan esta sencilla AGO
y
de que sea asesinado''. Nuestro hon.
bre, conocia sus clasicos. Y al mismo
tempo dirigia una carta los perio-
dicos Ell la que afirmaba que los res
ponsables por los crimenes del fascis-
mo habia que buscarlos mas arriba.
Asi ertaban las cosas. Mussolini la
ma Finzi cousigue que no vuelva
a hablar, que enmudezca por compile
to IC6mo? IPor que medios? Es uno
de los secretos del dictador.
/ Y al mismo tiempo-por ST acaso-
supr.me la libertad de prensa, para es5
triangular la VOC de Finzi sus acusa-
clones, 81 llegase este fiel amigo sen
tir nuevas veleidades.
vano empeno. Ell regimen de si'en-
clio puede compararse esos lugares so
litarios que favorecen, mediante ell
eco, las multiplicsciones del sonido
Y de Finzi, de Mussolini do ell
Fascio Sc habla mas que nunca
La medida ademas, llega tarde. En-
Italia y frera de Italia Sc la enjuicia-
do va sobre la dictadura y sus pro-
cedimientos. La cana Sc ha rajado Y
dej6 de sonar. Por ESQ no fue Lon
dres; por ESQ pararon sus sofamas.
N 80. .aafizrEe -,sM 9xss~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
VARIAS

La carta en- question no fue puesta,
Sra. Aimee, en- la convocatoria, por-
que como Sc lee en- ella misma, la es-
cribio Ell Sr. Barcel6 con alguna pos
terioridad como I'd comprendera,
81 es cue quiere ser log ca, no cabe en-
| 10 possible hautizar un niiio sin haber
nacido.
En- la "Liga Social Sufragista /,
10 que ocurre, I'd. 10 sabe perfectamen
tie, eS que hay quien quiere jugar
dos caras con los republicanos puros
con los aliados, y en- cuanto Sc trata
dc cualquier asunto quo roza con Ia
.polit.ca, al momento surge II passion
NAL ccntenida, perturban1o Ia arno-
MIA que debe inspirar la ecuanimidad
necesaria para el sostenimiento de los
buenos principles. Y convenzase do
una vez, como me voy convenciendo
yo de que las personals que no saben
controlarse y actuar con serenidad de
juicio v frialdad de amino, no sirven
para ciertas actuac'ones. y dc ahi los
fracasos que estan ocurriendo constan-
tcmente que dejan uno completa-
mente absorto y ell mejor servicio que
podian hacer estas personas a las
ideas, seria no intervenir en- elias, per
que queriendo hacer 10 que esas ma
dres vehementes en- exceso con sus
hijos, los amamantan tanto, que los
perjudican en- su salud Y ponen en- pc
hgro su existenc'a Y I'd. misma de
Quien yo he tenido un elevadisimo com
cepto de su intelectualidad Y condi-
clones de mujer capaz de ser dirigcn-
te, despues dc su ''YA 10 SABEIS"
me ha dejado pasmada
Hubiera I'd. refexionado mas acer
ca de 10 que ha querido censurar con
su sue.to considerable en- su sentir
honrado de mujer capacitaaa las razo-
ncs que lie dejo expuestas y no hubie-
Sc incurrido en- senlejante calumnia
tratando de causarme dano gratuita-
mente.
Rosario BELLBER GONZALEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
Ell GOBIERNO FRANCES Sc
DECIDE POR LAS ECONOMIAS

PARIS, agosto % Gable frances)
Ell gobierno frances esta decidido a
todo trance a introducir cuantas eco
nomias sean posibles en- los gastos pi-
cos, como el tinico medic para equih-
brar el presupuesto nacional, y para
fortalecer ell credito nacional. NJ.
Herriot M. clementeI, someteran
la consideration del Pariamento en- su
pr6xima session de octubre, una lista
de todas las economics que pueden in
triducirse, para que dicho ORGANISING
les imparta su aprobaci6n las re-
chace.