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New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
LEAGUE LEADERS MAINTAIN
 SUPREMACY ZzROUGH WEEK
No Change in Americans standmgs-Pittsburgh Opens Giant Rooiers Eyes By Trimming Pets-st Louis Advances Into Sixth Place.

New York, July l9,--liay by day, in every way the threo leaders in inc American league become mora rNulus sive and cllnnish, New York today leads both Washington and Detroit ny one game, while Inc Tygers have left Chicago six games in the rear cobb's iungaleers climbed 10 tho see leet level occupied hy the Senators, while the latter wor0 losing 10 st Louis and the Yankees were staging nopdeeision doubleheader with Cleveland.
 Sherrod smith southpawod the In dans 10 an easy to . win in the opener and Ponnook poftsidcd the tribe to ' to 2 defeat in tho final, Ayatt made h!s second home run Tn two playing days in tho first game and Jaminson hit for the circuit in the second.
 A timely triple by Jacobson with the bases full m the ninth enabled St. Louis 10 gather in bolated victory over Washington ' to C.
 After saving the game for Detroit with a spectacular leaping catch in the ninth. Manush singled and scored the winning run In tho llth, for a 10 2 triumph over Boston.
 Holding Chicago to six hits, Baum gartner was the prime mover in Phil adolphia's to . win over Chicago. Mostil's two-base huff of Perkins fly in the fifth paved the way for the deciding tally.
 Pittsburgh made the Giants realize they still have some competition in the National league by trimming the New Workers for the second time in succession. The final count was to 2. Cuyler's three hits, including q triple, brought his record to nine safe drives in the series.
 Adams played a lone but effective 1 hand in the Cubs victory over Phia- delphia by to 1 in 10 innings His | single in the sixth scored the first run and his second one-base accounted for the deciding marker in the final | frame. It was tense pitchers bat tie. with the honors evenly divided be- tween Oeschger and Betts of the Phil lies and Aldridge of Chicago.
 Rixey extended his string of white washings as he shut out Brooklyn with three hits by 4 10 Q. The all- round play of Caveney and Pinelli featured.
 St Louis advance to sixth place over the heads of the Bancroftless Braves by hammering out 10 to victory. Boston has lost six of its last seven games and promises to continue it's losing streak until it's manager 1.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
30 PER CENT BELOW HIS HIGHEST FORM
Famous Initial Stacker But 70
 Per Cent Efficient

New York. July is,-While George sisler Of the st. Louis Browns has done remarkable comeback after being out of the game for a year. American league pitchers say he is far removed from the dangerous bat ter of old.
 4 glance over tho American league batting averages since the opening of the season bears out the opinion of tho pitchers.
 sisler. instead Of being up among the leaders, with mark close 10 400 has been far down the line, most Of the time lowering around the 300 mark.
 "sisler is just about 70 per cent ef- ficient," remarked veteran pitcher recently in discussing the status of the famous player.
 While still good hitter. he Is far from the dangerous batsman he once was. There is a lack of snap to his swing. His hits aie more often Texas leaguers than line drives.
 "In pitching to Sisler I have mo- ticed that he does not folloY the ball as closely as when he was leading the league in hitting. As result, he hits late, many of his drives going to left field. seemingly lacking in power.
 "Sisler is still q great player and good hitter but far below his bril- liant form of other years.
 It is really remarkable that ssler, after being out year, has done as well as he has. He has had many obstacles to overcome.
 In addition to his eye affliction. he has carried the managerial burden as " ell as the worries of business re- ierse.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
RU7H WITH 26 HOMERS AND
 IOS HITS LEADS AMERICANS
Batterng Bambno Passes Out Bib FalkJacobson, Local Boy, is High Up in List of Leading Base stealers-- Kelly, Weeks Sensation.
By The Associated Press,

By The Associated FFsss,
 Chicago, July le,-Rahe Ruin, Nhe lin 1891 gave the baseball world some
 thing 10 talk about when he slammed
 out ss home runs. today has a right
 io stick his chest out q bit farther
 The fiambina was crashed mic me batting leadership Of the American league with an average of .sst lsav- ing Bib" Talk Of the White soS, leader s week ago, in second place with .sss.
 Ruth. in his climb to the top, gath cred IT hits in his last nine games. four Of which were homtrs, This gives him A total of los hits thus far this season and a string Of :s home runs. the high mark of the major leagues. The figures are based on games including those Of Wednesday,
 Goslin of Washington elevated him self 10 third place with an average of .sSa. followed by Ty Cobb with .sta' Jnmieson of cle9elsnd slipped into fifth place with .3iT. Maurice Arch deacon. outheld star with the White sox. IS batting $40. ,ut has only par ticipated in 4s games.
 Eddie Collins of Chicago continues to blaze the way for the base stealers, adding three for a total Of 24, a safe margin over his rivals, Other leading batters:
 sheely. Chicago. .sss; Heilmann, Detroit. .s36; Jacobson. St. Louis. .ss2: Mostil. Chicago. .aS:; J. sewel. Cleveland. .3S0: Speaker. Cleveland. .3?9: Meusel, New York, s2s; Collins, Chicago. .s26; Judge, Washington, 1925.
 George Kelly. first baseman with the Giants, was the weeks sensation in the National league. He made seven home runs in six consecutive days. which is a new major league record, and now has 14 homers to his credit. Despite his hard hitting, however. he moved up the ladder only few points in percentage, be- ing topped by his teammate, synder, who is in third place. with all average of 1884. kelly's mark is .36o.
 Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis, still s above the 400 mark, his average ,eing .401, giving him comfortable cad. His closest rival Is Zack Wheat ,f Brooklyn, who is second with .5T5.
 Jack Fournier, team-mate of Nheat's. in his attempt to overtaks Ruth for the home run honors,. out four circuit drives, run= ling his string 10 21.
 Max Carey of the Pirates cut loose ,n the base lines and rsn his total Of tolen bases to 23. Other leading ,attars: -..
 Young, New York, 1852; Fournier, Brooklyn, $50; Roush, Cincinnati, S45: Bressler, Cincinnati, .54.; ;rigsby, Chicago, .333; Frisch. New york, .3s0; Cunningham, Boston, s.0.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
FALCON OUTFIT AT
 ST. MARY'S SUNDAY
Will Clash With Fast Walnut
 X. (. From Hartford

The Falcon A. C. will stack up against the well known Walnut A. c. of Hartford tomorrow afternoon at St. Mary's field. The game will be called at 3 o'clock. Tho Falcons are out to win this game inasmuch as they not only want to hit their top form early so as to be ready for the national Falcon tournament in Brook lyn in the fall, but also they plan to enter the lists locally for the city title, now held by the Besse-Lelands.
 Following is the way the two teams will line up tomorrow: ..
 1Talcons-kopec, catch: B. ksnia or Jaglowski pitch; Klatka, 1b.; J. Kania, 2b.; Zeigler, 3b.; Sedgewick, ss.; Jervis, lf.; krcdar, of; Merritt, If.
 Walnuts-Barry, catch; Post or D. Abel, D.; O'Leary, 1b.: Lcgano, 2b.; DeVito. ss.; Skehan, 3b.; Riley lf.; Sottersil or W. Abel, cf.; Salad Or Bonnet. If.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
SENATOR'S OBTAIN SCOTT
five Hargrave, Gagnon and Griffith
 For Kansas City Outfielder.

Washington, July 19.-Floyd Scott, cutfielder and catcher, has been ob- tained from the Kansas City Ameri- can association club by the Washing ton Senators. In exchange the Kan sas City club will receive Catcher William Hargravc, Utility Infielder Harold Gagnon, Outfielder Bert Grif- filth and cash consideration not made public. -r
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
.aptured the 2:2o class trot.
LAST BINDERS TO ,iEHIpEN.

The East End baseball team of this city will journey 10 Meriden Sunday to play the fast St. Mary's team of the Silver City at Anchor field. A truck will leave the corner of East and Kelsey streets at 1 D. m. The following players will make the trip: G. Swain. ]. Boler. J. Bystrak, J. Lib erty, A. Valentine, G. Maica. A. Stas- kis, q. Huck. D. Barnes, c. Calazio. ". Swain. A. Friske.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
FIRPO TO ARRIVE MONDAY He And Rickartl Will Then Complete
 Details For Wills Bout

New York, July 19. --- Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine heavyweight who is to meet Harry Wills for the right to challenge Jack Dempsey for the worlds heavyweight championship, Is due to arrive here on Monday morn ing on the steamer American Legion of the Munson line. The boat will dock at Pier l, Hoboken and will be met by Tex Rickard, promoter of the bout, who will escort inc South to Madison Square Garden, where final details of the contest will be closed and forfcits posted. A den- mite date for the bout also will be set, the match now only being tentatively arranged for the middle of September at Richards wooden bowl in Jersey F'ity
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19


 Two base hits, Frisch, Smith, Meusel; three base hits Frisch, Maranvlle, Cuyler: stolen bases, Wright. Carey Cuyer; sacri- fees smith; double plays Frsch, Snyder Groh and Young; Traynor, Maranville and Grohi: left on base. New York 6; Pittsburgh s; base on balls, off Cooper struck out by Jonnard 1; by Cooper g; hits off Bentley In 0; (none out in 1st; off Jonnard in 2-1; off Dean in 41-5; hit by pitcher ny Jonnard tCuyler); losing pitcher Bent ley; umpires Rigler and Moran; time l:56
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
GARDNER OF NEW YORK WINS

London, July 19.-A. R. Gardner, one of the New York dele gates to the international advertising convention. yesterday won the gold challenge cup presented by Lord Riddell at the golf tournament for advertising men at Walton Heath.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
Clever Prisoner

Judge-Are you trying to show contempt for this court?
 Prisoner-No. I am trying 10 con coal it.-Georgia Yellow Jacket.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19

nc aHa r,,r,,r,s.rs,,s,,hlp blb lhA--H Philadelphia t,.,,,,.,,,,llO 0sO U01-i
 Two hlse hts, collins llaussI, Lamar home run haHnf sacrifice, RaunighItneFi double plays Mnsiil and shoelyi left on base thhaga q Philadelphia g. hass on balls, of ManEum 2, of Baumgariner |, struck out, hy Mangum a' hs BAumgaTtnpf q passed bal Hrahowslii umnifos, llildsbrand. orms, by and connolly time lil6.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
NEW YORK
 A n n

Two base hits, Pipp, Neusel three base hits, Lhle, Lutzke, Speaker home run Jam ieson stolen bases, Schang, Mousel, Pipp; sacrifices, Meusel, Pennock double plays Fennock, Scott and Pipp; Lutzke, Fewster and Burns: Ward, Scott and Pipp: pugan Ward and Pipp; left on bases New York 2; Cleveland z base on balls, off Pennocls 2; uhle S. struck out, by Penuock + by thle 1; hit by pitcher by uhle, (Scott. MeuseD; wild pitch, Uhe; umpires, Holmes and Morlarity; time 2:05.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
-Battcd for Lucas in 5th.
 -Batted for Benton in 7th. xXx-Batted for YearEin in 9th.

7T. T'0UT9 '..s..' sDUW .UJ WWN--IW
 Two base hits. liornsby 2. Torporcer Mc- lnnisi three base hits, coonoy, j. Smith
 TorporCer, Dickerman Blades; stolen ha SC llornsby Mueller; sacrifices. 1fornsby. Flncli double plays, Hnrnsby 10 ''ooncy to Mueller left on bases, Boston S St. Louis 6: base on balls, off Benton :; Dickerman I; struck out, by Luras |; Benton l. Ncargin l: hits of Gcnewich ! in I-S: off Lucas In 2-3 of Benton in :" off Yeatgin in q wild irtrhcs IearEin 2; Luras: losing pitcher. Gencwich; unpircs sweeney, Quigley and D'pav.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
BOSTON

z-Battcd for Geygan in 3rd.
 zE-Batted for EzzelI in 1ith.
 Detroit .............o0i 900 900 Oi-4 Boston ............. .0o3 900 900 00--3
 Two base hits Manush, Harris: three base hits, Cobb, Flagstead; stolen base Hellmann sacrifices. Cobb, Piclnich; double plays, shanks to Wamby to Harris; W8mby to Shanks to Harris; left on bases, Detroit s {; Boston F: base on balls, off Well 4: HolIo. way !; Fullerton 5; struck out by Hollo- way 1 Fullerton 2; hits off Wells ! in 2 2-S: Holloway ! in SIS; winning pitcher Holloway; umpires, Evans. Rowland and owen; time c:2S.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
NAslIINGTf,N

VI I'5ITtT TOT WIHEaTd m HIH,
 ht' Louis ..................02 .02u 0"p nO3--7 Washington .r02 ela ou1 --G
 Two base hits. tcrkinraugh. & Rice. Ger her, Bennett fe1; three base hits, Tobjn, seTereid, Icihol1. Jacohson: stolen bases. Letbold; sacrifices, WinEard, Gosfn Mr- Manus. Judge; left on bases st. Louis $: Washington 1b base on balls of Wiugard I. off shocker ?; Ogden 2. struck out hy Ogden 1 hits off Wingard In 2: off ShorEer fptched to three batsren fn hl banforth in |: ogden II in Si-5; Mar berry iu 2-5; wild pitch. wingard: win rlng pitcher, banforth; losing pitcher. Og- oeHi umrires, Dneen and Nalln; time ?:iS.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19
CHICAGO 2. PHILLIPS I.

= x-- Eattcd for Ford in stI. z--BaEed for Parkinson in Eth. Ns- Edited for Uesthger in sth. xxx-i;an fvf Mitchell in sth. E-Onc out when winning run scored.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19

tcontinued on Following Poge)
New Britain herald., 1924-07-19

Totals 90 10 sI A-n nnttad inr Malgnm im Ath.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-13

Vicente Sanchez, que asi Sc LA
maba el campesino, perecio electro
cutado por la corriente. En- varias
parties del cuerpo el alambre infer
nal. abrio profundas brechas. La ex-
preston del rostro era espantosa. FL
pelo desaparecio, quemado, por la
accion del fenomeno, como 81 un So
plo de incendio huhiera pasado sobre
aquella tesla infeliz.
Dice nuestro informante que la es-
posa del interfecto, al evocar la es-
ccna terrible sufrio un fuerte sinco-
re.
FL cadaver del infeliz Sanchez fue
conducido, tremante aun, al hospital
dc Huniacao.
Despues, una humilde fosa que sc
cierra en- ell misterio inquietante dc
! In campo santo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-13
POtTlSAS AMERICANS
LOLA RODRIGUEZ De ITO

pansionos de Ia iuteligencia. & En- la
aconstelaci6n dc nombres preclaros que
iiustra la historic literaria del archi-
pfelago ahtillano figuran muchos que,
seedn el iuicio de un. sabio yan1ui,
"habrfan llenadd- el rnundo con su ia
ma, 81 en- lugar de producirse en- una
isIa, hubieran nacido V trabajado en-
eualquiera de los eontinentes'. Una
mera Observation revela el acierto. del
juicio del citado sabio yanqui: Gertru-
dis Gomez de Avellaneda Jose Maria
de Heredia, cubanos de origen y de
nacimiento, han sido consagrados triun
falmente por la gloria universal. des-
pues de zanzibar su aislamiento de Ia
perla del Caribe por los yastos horizon
tes de Espa1a y Francia.
Entire aquellos nombres suenan en-
la historic de la cultura antillana, a
trav6s de los amos y como ecos de vi
brante gloria, los de Yareia. Luz Ca
ballero, Saco, Gonzalez del valle,
Poey, Govantes, Escobedo, Martf, Juan
Pablo Duarte, Merifo. Salom6 Trena.
Melton Valverde, Peha Reynoso.e
Hostos, Acosta. Betances, Baldorioty9
de Castro sotros muchos de la mass
esclarecida estirpe Intellectual.
Tn gran espfritu crftico, Carlos Pei
1aranda, escribi6 en- uno de los libros
de Lola Rodriguez de Tic. las. sig,iier- /
s :
tes palabras:
de nadie tanto como de esta insig- /
ne poetisa es digna Ia antigua y CO. ]
nocida Erase tiene eoraz6sf romano ".
espiritu ateniense. La fabuia del panats
de miel dulcfsiina que faffieafon i&ss
abejas en- ell coraz6n de Pfndaro Pare-F
ce ideada para ella.
En- arte, la egregia poetisa rehuye
ell contagio del realismo y del natura i
lisino imperantes Su privilegiada ma
turaleza, SUI. exquisite y delicada SEM
sibilidad estetica la alejan de cuantos
no es ideal Su dinastfa es la de loss
Herreras Riojas; la de fray Luis de
Leon Mel6ndez, Lista Cadalso. Sus
antecesores son ,Safo Teresa de JesNss
sor Ines de la Cruz, Elisabeth Garrett,
madame Stael Carolina Coronado" Il
Ceeilio Acosta, ell esclarecido huma-s
nista venezolano cuya inmensa y bril-
llante labor Intellectual es honra de-
Sudamerica de la raza, hizo de ella
Continua en- Ia Ga. pag.
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IMPORTANTES ACUERD DOS
ADOPTADOS PoR Ell REFERI-
DO ORGANISING

La Conision de Servicio Publico
celebro session en la mafiana del II
en- curse, con asastencia de los Co
misionados Coats, Chardon, Esteves.
Figueroa, Huyke, Ortiz, habiendo
resuelto los siguientes asuntos:
Sc aprobo ell informe del ingeniero
de la Comision en- el case de la So
licitud del Municipio de Utuado para
que Sc aprueben las tarifas que de-
ben regir el servicio de alcantari-
liado de aGuella poblaci6n, Ell ell cual
Sc hace la recommendation de que Sc
cnvie copia de dicho informe cada
iino de los municipios que tienen sis
tema de alcantarillado, para que les
sirva de guia en- la fjacion de sus
tarifas.
Sc. pospuso para Ell Martes pro-
Aimo, dia 18 a las dos p. m. la con
tinuacion de Ia vista en- ell case de
Ia soeilitud de franquicia de Aboy,
Vidal & Company, para la construc-
oion de un malecon, etc, en- la bahia
de San Juan.
Sc aprobo el informe del Ingenie
70 de la Comision respecto las ta-
Tifas propuestas pof el Municipio
de Aguas Buenas para ell servicio de
acueducto.
Sc paso al ingeniero para estudio
informe, la solicitud de F. Carrera
& Company, S. EN- c., para una fran
quicia que lie autorice usar las aguas
del rio La Plata, para fines indus
triales
En- el case de Ia solicitud de Tulio
Larrinaga para utilizar 1000 litros
de aqua por segundo del rio Lola
para el desarrollo de energia electri-
ca para la construction de una
ilanta hidro-electrica en- Ell punto
denominado eli Penon de las Agui!as.
fue acuerdo preguntar al peticiona-
rio 81 estarfa dispuesto aceptar Ell
case de serle concedida, una fran :
quicia para la venta / fuerza uni
camente, en- aq0ellos territories dc
la Isla donde en- la actualidad no Sc
rresta este servicio por alguna com
pania de servicio publico.
Sc aprob6 el informe del ingeniero
on el case de la solicitud del muni-
cipio de GALES para que Sc aprue-
ben las tarifas reglamento para
| (Coutin1a en- la pagina a.
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Ell CRUCERO "SAo PAOLO"
CUYA DOTACIoN Sc AMOTI-
NO APODERANDoSE DEL BU-
QUE, ANGLIA EN- MONTE
VIDEO

M0NTEVIDE0, Nov. II. Gable
Trances) .--El crucero brasileno "Sao
Paolo' cuya adotaeion, incluyendo to-
da la ofcialidad del buque Sc amo-
tin6 el martes dcc1aiailtima semana,
La anclado. en- Ell puerto de Monte
video. 9
Ell Gobierno brasileno ha enviado
una flota de barcos de guerra en- per-
secuci6n del barco amotinado Y Sc
encuentra tan solo 20 millas de
este puerto.
Al hacer la inspection del buque
las autoridades uruguayas, estas han
Cncontrado que .todas las baterias y
arsenales Sc hallan prestos para el
combate.
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Sc PROPONE ARMAR UN
EJERCITO Ell GENERAL
WI PEI Flu

LONDRES, Nov IL. (Cable Fran
ces) .-Ha arribado Tientsin el ge-
neral Sun Yat Sen, jefe del Gobier-
TO de toda la China Meridional.
Ell general WI Pei Flu que fue pri-
yado del mando de las fuerzas mi
litares de Pekfn V que Sc encuentra
a bordo de un transporte ha mani
festado su intencion de IL Shangai
donde cree que podra reunir nuevas
tropas para emprender una guerra
de revancha.
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SENSATIONAL DUELO EN-
ITALIA ENTIRE DOS ATLAS
PERSONALIDADES

ROMA, Nov. IL. (Cable Frances)
--El General Garibaldi, ell mas pc
quenos de los hiios del gran patricia
muerto 1ltimamente en- esta capital.
ha enviado al doctor Italo Barbo,
como padrinos para un duelo que
debera llevarse cabo entire estos
dos altos personajes de la milicia, a
los sefiores diputados Benoivenga :
Cimarra.
FL doctor Italo Barbo, comandante
en- Jefe de la milicia facista de la
nacion. provoc6 tiltimamente Ga
ribaldi. Los padrinos que actuaran
en- ell duelo Y que han sido designa-
dos por Barbo seran el diputado
Barnaba y el general Gualtieri.
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Ic0o. JOSE N. oUINoNEs

FL prcminente jurisconsulto y esti-
mado amigo Ell Lcdo. Jose N. Quifionez
embarca hoy jueves en- ell vapor Puer-
to Rico' rumbo al norte, en- viaje re-
.acionsdc con los nurnerosos asuntos
rrofesionales pendientes ante su bufe.
te.
Ell MUNDo desea al particular ami
go rns celiz traveSia en- su viaje la
gran metr6poli. >
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una extena caa circular eCorone de Poa pde es
de Dto un ne acerca de la parcadad obserpada por es
JARDIN DE CONCHA
ESPINA

Continua alberta la suscrip-
cion iniciada por Ell MUNDO
para el Jardin que Sc erie en-
. la ciudad de Santander con el
nombre de la insigne escritora
Concha Espina, orgullo de la
raza espanola, autora de "La
Rosa de los Vientos', LA Es-
finge Maragata", "Ruecas de
Marfif', "Al amor de las es-
trellas''', "El metal de los muer-
tos'', fla nina de Luzmela',
consagradas por la Real Aca-
demia Espanofa y por la cri-
tica universal.
Nombres anteriores $500
Constance Towner LOO
Manuela B. de Rivero 100
Obdulia C. de Lazaro 100
Guillermina V. Felid y r. 100
Sarita 0. de Hostos y NJ. 100
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incremento en- las imunicipalidades de
Mayagiiez Ponce, va que diversass
ccmisiones de los hombres principales
&c los municipios mencionatlos, repre-
sentando la politica, la industria,
el comercio y las letras, han presen-
tado una queja- al ejecutivo pidien-
dole investigue las condiciones cleo
torales de la Policia Especial de La
isla que prestaba servicio en- esos mu.
nicipios.
Ell Hon. Gobernador de Puerto Ri
co pidi6 al Coronel de La Poncia In
sular que convocara en- reunion ex-
traordinaria a la Comision Policiaca
para que esta atendiese'sa esas quejas
de orden plblico durante Ell periodic
de elecciones
Embellishments ell Coronel hizo que
Sc convocara aira teuni6n. de La Conf
sion de Policia Insular,, a tener efec
to en- Ell Quartet de San Juan el dia
IS del presente. y ante Ia Scual Ell pre-
sentara las diversas quejas recibidas.
Sin embargo. para 'contestar estas
quejas. Mr.. Lewis ha pedido todos
los jefes de Distrito en- una inpor
tante carta circular, que Immediate
mente informen de las medidas obser-
vadas por Ell cuerpo pohciaco duran
ts las elecciones. cuyas medidas .debe-
ran ser probadas con e''affdavtts
que aseguren las aseveraciones que
sc hagan en- los informes.
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/ al comenta los 1ltimos sucesos ocu-
rridos en- Barcelona Vera desfa-
vorablemente, indicando que estos
tan solo pueden benefciar los enc
raigos no del regimen de Gobierno
implantado en- la naci6n sino mas
hien a los enemigos del pals.
Estas tendencias revolucionarias Y
brotes contra ell Gobierno difcultan
todas las evoluciones que pudieran
tener los diferentes partidos para
Zanzibar la polftica en- Espana.
Termina ell editorialista aseguran-
Go que el mejor complot revoluciona-
rio es obrar anti-revolucionariam
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LAS ELECCIONES EN- BULGA-
RIA HAN SIDO SUSPENDIDAS
PARA Ell s DE FEBRERO

BELGRADE, Nov. IL. (Cable
Irances).-El .Gabinete constitufdo
de esta nacion ha decidido suspen-
Ger las elecciones, que deberian lie
yarse a cabo en- este pals la pr6xi.
ma semana, debido 10 exitado que
Sc encuentran los animos de los .elee-
tores con las doctrinas que los boil
cheviques han introducido entire los
campesinos de esta naci6n. La fecha
acordada para las eleccienes ha sido
fiiada para el dia de febrero del
proximo ano. s.s
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MANANA Sc REUNIRA LA
CAMARA DE DIPUTADOS EN-
lTALIA.-LA OPOSICION DA-
RA UNA FUERTE BATALLA

ROMA, Nov. II. Gable Frances)
--Manana (hoy) Sc reunira la Ca
mara de Diputados en- esta capital.
Todo hace presentir que estas Sc
stones seran muy movidas toda vez
que el partido de la oposici6n Sc pro-
rone dar una ruda batalla los ia
cistas.
La oposicion hace todos los esfuer-
EOS por amenazar la Fraction que
esta en- mayoria para que abando-
ne ell Gobierno, pero hasta ahora to-
das estas tentativas de amenaza nc
han dado resultados satisfactorios
ningunos.