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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
RESIGNS FROM CABINET.
Prague Official Accused in Unpop
ular Laws

PRAGUE, February 20.-Minister OF
Posts Tucny has withdrawn, Presi-
dent Masaryk accepting his resigna-
ton as "A result of the same incident
which led to the recent resignation OF
the president of the senate, involving
legislation favorable to the distillerS
Tucny is secretary of the National
Social Trades Union.
Or. FRANKIE, minister of food sup
plies, will succeed Tucny. and is al
ready in charge of the ministry pend
ing his official appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20

attempt to arrest them they begin
shooting" he said. Representative
Blanton protested that fine or slight
punishment would never stop this.
He advocated making the CARRYING
of concealed weapons penitentiary
offense. and that it should be manda-
tory on a judge to impose at least
two years sentence.
Representative Blanton said that
policemen in the National Capital
have told him that they take their
lives in their hands whenever they
attempt arrest, even for petty Of
at least 5 per cent of certain classes
go armed.
But if this had happened to me
wouldn't want anything done which
would let criminals understand that
proposed to disarm officers of the law
who should be given every support in
their duty to apprehend those guilty
OF commission Of crime said Repre-
sentative Blanton.
Opposed to RestrIctions.
Representative Blanton told his
colleagues. however, that he did not
believe in curtailing the buying of
pistols or any firearms and empha-
sized the constitutional provisions
for the right of citizens in this re-
gard
RAISED the
question as to whether the investi-
cation would cover merely the shoot
ing of Senator Greene or whether il
would go to the real cause and in
vestigate bootlegging as operated in
the National Capital. which was the
cause of the shooting.
Representative Enderhill of Massa-
chusetts protested against any ac-
ton which might be interpreted as
an investigation of the prohibition
g.
might be construed as restricting
that organization in the performance
of its duties.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Will
liams explained the law and reg
ulations covering the sale and use
of firearms and other deadly weapons
in the District. He emphasized that
the enforcement falls within the
duties Of the United States attorney
for the District, and NOT with the
vised he committee that Police Court
judges were giving stricter sentences
for gun toting within the last several
years.
Mr.. williams discussed with the
committee the advisability of putting
into the law some method of control
over mail-order traffic in dangerous
weapons. which. while protecting the
citizenship generally in sits constitu-
tional rights. would restrict the pos
sibility of criminals easily acquiring
possession of dangerous weapons.
: In proposing that further consid-
Grafton of his motion go over to the
next meeting Representative Gibson
said that the purpose of his motion
was to get just such informant don as
the committee was receiving from Mr..
Williams. He said he wanted to be
distinctly understood as being adj
verse to any action which might be
considered interference with the pro-
hibition enforcement orga nization in
the performance of its duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
REPUBLICANS RETAIN ;
.~ CHANCE IN SENATE
Continued from First Page. }

either republicans or democrats to
oppose. 1t reduces taxes on incomes
up to $4,000 a year far more than
does the Mellon plan. Above that
sum, the Mellon plan makes a greater
reduction. The Garner plan reduces
the surtaxes below the present law,
but the cut is not as big as Mr.. Mel
Ion proposes.
/. The Treasury Departments con-
tention is that while relatively
small number of persons pay the high
surtaxes directly, the indirect cost of
high surfaces is enormous and that
the smaller taxpayers bear the bur-
den just the same, an economic doc
ttine that has not yet won its battle
against the out-and-out political
arguments. The chances are that it
will get better reception in the Sen
ate; where the administration now
centers its hope for the essential
principles Of the Mellon plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
Power Plant on the Jordan.

Ff0m the 10uth COmp1nion.
On the River Jordan close by the
pool that is pointed out as the one in
which John baptized Jesus power
plant has been completed. Already the
Jordan is turning dynamos that silpply
electric light to Jerusalem, Jaffa. Haifa
and Nazareth. A dam now building at
the outlet Of Lake Tiberias will control
the flow of water in the river ali the
year round. In a course of 140 miles
the Jordan falls more than S. 900 feet.
and when the necessary power plants
have been completed it can easily gem
crate electricity enough to make Pales-
tine an important manufacturers cen.
ter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
Science and Capital Chummy.

Just how chummy science-the
exact sciences-and commerce are is
evident to all who think about those
things, but the average layman will
hardly realize offhand that the
American packers in the first year or
so of insulin. the new diabetes cure,
will take a profit of half a million
dollars as their share of producing
this cure from the pancreases of
slaughtered hogs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
BOOTLEGGERS ADOPT
SELF-SERVICE PLAN
Customer Takes Drink and De-
posts Money, Chicago Deputies
Claim.
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 2u.-Boot-
leggers have adapted the self-service
plan to their business, according to
deputy sheriffs who today raided an
unoccupied house near Muddy. Within
they found twenty pint bottles filled
with home brew, a twenty-Eallon kcS;
of the Same fluid. two glasses and IL
tin cup, and a money drawer, contain
ing some small change.
The deputies explained that appar
emily customer merely entered,
helped himself and deposited his
money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20

More than one-third of all standing
timber in the United States is located
in the Pacific northwest, particularly
in the states of Oregon. Washin rtori.
Idaho. Montana and Wyoming. The
state of WASHINGTON alone has. it
enough to last sixty years at the pres
ent rate of cutting. even IL there Is
no reforestation and trees did not
continue to grow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20

personages OF the
corps, though his
country fills a mi
nor role in Eu-
ropean diplomacy.
He is a member
of the semi-royal
family, the head Of
which was for
centuries heredi-
tary huspidor of
w a | ] a C h / e and
which controlled
vast territory in
Bessarabia- Prince
Bibesco was train
ed for a career of
diplomacy a n d
gfyfdiod fret az tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
FUQUA APPARENTLY
WINS RUN-OFF PRIMARY
Holds Lead of 1900 Over
Bouanchaud in Louisiana
Race.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La. February 90
Louisiana democrats aDDarentiv
selected Henry l.. Fuqua, for many
years general manager OF Tue -.
prison, as governor in yesterday s
run-of primary.
The returns early today from
little more than half of the states
1.310 precincts gave Mr.. Fuqua a lead
over Lieut.. Gov. Hewitt Bouanchaud
his opponent, of more than 1900
votes. Nomination is equivalent to
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
Lost Dog Hunted by Radio.

A radio broadcasting station in
Brooklyn recently interrupted Ats reg
ular evening program to announce
the fact that a dog belonging to Helen
Lippelt, a local schoolgirl, had been
lost or become strayed or stolen, and
at the instigation Of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
asked the hearers to send in any clue
as to the CANNES whereabouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
CONVICT JUMPS JAIL.
Escapes After Incarceration Fol-
lowing Gun Fight.

MUSKOGEE, Okla. February co.
Archie Prior. fugitive Kansas con=
vict, who was captured near Clare
more, Okla, Sunday in a running
gun fight with Chief of Police Rus
sell, escaped from the Rogers county
jail at C1aremore with four other
prisoners last night, according to a
report received here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
Doing What He Could.
m the Columbia State.

from tne ColumDl4 state.
The Pastor-Won't- you come to
church today instead of motoring
The Reprobate-Sorry I can't, par
son: I tell you what I'll do. hi 20
with a friend and park my car out
side your church, SO it'll look as
though you had somebody inside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
CREW REPORTED LOST.
Motor Vessel Founders in Gulf Of
Fonseca.

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal
vador. February 20.-The gasoline
driven vessel Colorado has foundered
in the Gulf of F'onSeca. A ship sent
found no trace of them.
No motor vessel named Colorado
appears in shipping registers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
FOLKS

Prince Antoine Bibesco, the min
lister of Rumania, who has recently
returned to Washington after six
months absence is one of the chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
Wicked Suggestion.

From Life.
}Sportsman-Someth ought to be
done to conserve our wild life.
Rounder-Repeal the eighteenth
amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20
Merely Took a Detour.

From the Boston Transcript.
rs it true YOU stopped your sons
allowance when he married that
pretty chorus girl?"
Yes; / told him he needn't expect
to get another dollar from me"
How does he manage to live?'
Il have increased his mothers al
lowance about $4,000 a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20

Ireland was converted to Christian
ity in the fifth century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-20

Representative, Blanton said that
while he thought Representative Glib
sons motion might be salutary,
after paying a tribute to Senator
Greene expressed his opinion that
the main cause of such occurrences
is that the courts do not give drastic
enough punishment to criminals
found guilty of carrying dangerous
weapons. I'VE allow criminals 20
stick six-shooter In their hip
pockets, and when officers of the law
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
Ell TENOR PoLANco


Ell joven y notable tenor dominicano,
Susano Polanco, quien va ha cosechado
mercedes aplausos en- esta capital Sc
dispone deleitar al p1blico de San
turce con varios conciertos, los cuales
prometen. alcanzar I'm exito SECURE, da-
das las excepciones condolences de can
tante que posee ell joven Polanco.
Para esta noche esta anunciado Ell
primer concerto en- Ell CINE IMPE-
RIAL; Ell iueves z dara Ell segundo en-
ell VICTORY GARDEN y ell viernes 8
hara su presentation en- Ell CINE
PUERTO RICO.
FL joven Polanco, aunque no tiene
pretensiones. es de los pocos artistas
.queo Sc recomienda por 81 mimos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05

| mlento del vapor Carolina. en- dom
de perdieron la vida numerosos COM
patrlotas nuestros; escenas tomadas
en- ell teatro mismo de la Guerra: ma
pas demostrativos de la situaci6n
de los ejercitos Y description de
todos los combates, asi como una ex-
tensa Recommendation contentiva de
los planes de todos los ejercitos en-
batalla, forman el admirable conjunto
de esta obra que ha merecido el
APPLAUSE la aceptacion de las mas
significadas autoridades militares v
politicas que participaron en- Ell con-
fiicto.
La oferta que le hacemos a usted
para adquirir esta obra, en- cinco
tomos lujosamente encuadernados.
por un precio que apenas aIcanza
cubrir el valor de la impression, v
la suscripci6n a Ell MUNDO, por
un aiio, enteramente gratis, es cosa
que usted debe tomar en- consider a.
cion y aprovecharla enseguida sin
perdida de tempo.
Busque Ell cup6n que insertamos en-
otro sitio Y envielo a vuelta de CO.
rreo, con su direction postal nd
juntando la cantidad de CATORCE
dolares.
Inmediatamente recibira usted la
historic de la Guerra Mundial, es-
crita por el mejor critico militar,
Frank. H. Simonds v seguira rtsci-
biendo el mejor diario de Puerto Ri
CO por todo un afio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
NUEvos DIaNATARIoS

Con extraordinaria concurrencia de
miembros, celebr6 elecciones el 81 de
enero, la Venerable y Respectable Lo-
gia, "Elegidos de la Patria'', siendo
proclamada, con Ell beneplacito de to-
dos, la siguiente candidatura:
Venerable, Jose villegas Torres. Phi
mer Vigilante, Vicente Portela. Sc
gundo VigiIante, Diego B. Soto. Ora
dor. Jose Perez Fernandez. orador
Adjunto, Manuel Fernandez. Tesore-
70, Ceferino segundo. secretario, Abb
no Perez. secretario Adjunto, OHM
pio Diaz. Primer Experto, Antonio
Magriha Segundo Experto, onofre
Gonzalez, Maestro de Ceremonies, Jai
me Gonzalez. Maestro de Ceremonies
Suplente, Modesto Moledo. Hospitala-
rio, Luis sariego. Guarda del Temple,
Honorio Gonzalez. Arquitecto del Tenn
plo, Angel Gonzalez Porta Estandar-
te Gregorio Portela, Maestro de la Ce-
ma, Antonio Magrina 50
:, La rtoma de- possession de La Iiueva
Directiva tendra efecto la noche del
jueves pr6ximo, y ella han de asis-
tir, por el movimiento y entusiasmo
que reina entire todos los masones, I'm
gran ntmero de hermanos, por 10 que
hay cue esperar de este acto que ce1e-
bra la meritfsima Logia Elegidos de
la Patria, un acontecimiento tan es-
plendido y lucido como todas las fes-
tividades que realiza siempre tan sim
patico ORGANISING.
cRoNIsTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
Ell REPRESENTATIVE YoRDAN AN
TIE LA MUERTE DE WILSON

FL siguiente despacho telegrafico nos
fu6 remitido aver por Ell Repre3entante
la Camara, Z. Joaquin D. Yordan, con
motive de la muerte del ex-presidente
Wilson:
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R.
''Estoy dispuesto a marchar''. Asi
Sc expresan, en- sus 1ltimos momentos,
los grandes ciudadanos que han sabido
cehirse la inmarcesible corona de la in
mortalidad, grabando gloriosamente su
ilustre nombre en- Ell coraz on del mundo,
como Ell immortal Wilson, por su amor
a la paz, a la justicia, al derecho, la
ibertad y la soberania de los pue-
i bios. En- todos los irincenes de Ia. tie
IRA repercutira dolorosamente elBeco
tristisimo de su n6lnca bieni sentida
rauerte, llenando de Iuto. "a la .humani-
dad que rendiEa con sfaErorosa yvenera-
,'ci6n su justo tribute de amor la glo-
Tiosa memoria del Apdstol americana;
guia universal. Puart@ Ricoeuo. -olviday
ra nunca, que %SA 1paiSdps spresiden!
cial Sc le otorgoNa dignidad de la ciu-
dadania americana y la Justicia del
FiH jones, actual cartaA conetithcionsl
DEF pals. Ef pueblo de mi distrfto Sc
una al immense honor de Puerto Rico,
de America v del Mufdo, de veherar
al maestro de la Hurianidad y de prac4
fticar las sabias doctrinas que legara
a todos los pueblos"
Joaquin T.. YORDAN
Representante la Camara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
Ell IMPERIo DE LA LEY

Estos grandes objetos no p1edsa ser
Slcanzados por la discussion tratando
de conciliar y acordar aqueIlo que los
estadistas conciben para el equilibrio
del poder y de la oportunidad nacional.
Unicamente pueden ser reaiizados por
la determination de aquello que desean
los pueblos pensantes del mundo, en- su
intensa esperanza de justicia de liber
tad social. :.
Estoy en- aptitud para creer que IA
atmosfera de este lugar envuelve los
halitos de tales principles, con pecn-
liar agrado. De aqui partieron las fuer-
zas, que Ia gran nacion contra la cual
eran dirigidas encar6 como una revuel-
ia contra su justa autoridad ; cue des,
de tempo fueron consideradas como ell
primer paso hacia la iberaci6n de su
mismo pueblo, asi como del pueblo de
los Estados Unidos. lY aquf me yergo
ahora para hablar firme y >esperanzado
sobre la propagation de esta revuelta
de esta hberaci6n, en- Ell gran eseena-
rio del mundo mismo! Los enceguecidos
gobernantes de la Prussia han levanta-
zas de las cuales tenian conciencia exac
ta-fuerzas que una vez desencadena-
das no podran ser nunca destruidas,
porque tienen en- ell coraz6n una ispi-
raci6n y un impulse que son inmorta-
les estan destinados a un complete
triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
IA HISTORIA DE- LA GUERRA
DEL .MUNDOD COMO OBRA
$ IMPRESCINDIBLE Y
i NECESARIA

Z No es possible que exista una sola
persona en- quien noekaya despertado
, un gran interes y una enorme Gu
I riosidad, ell espantoso conficto. la ca
tasfrofe sin pfecedente que asol6 a
y Europa durante cuatro afios,sy, que
& conmovio todo el mundo afectando
los intereses y Ell desenvolvimiento de
J todos los pueblos de la terra.
Para los, que participaron en- ell
5 conficto, para los que sufrieron sus
J, consfc4iencias, para. los que, asoni-
brados, siguieron con interes ell des-
arrollo de tan magma contienda, pa
IA todos la HISTORIA DE LA CUE
IRA DEL, MUNDO es un ,libro i'm
prescindible v necesario en- todas las
bibliotecas privadas.
Cuando sus hijos, en- las escuelas
tengan que hablar de los aconteci-
mientos que sc sucedieron en- esta
Guerra, es un deber suyo, como pa
DIRE, tenerle la mano ell inico libro
de referencias que ie sirva de fuen-
te para obtener esos conocimientos.
Cuando al correr de los amos, haya
.tisted olvidado los detalles mas inte-
resantes de este espantoso suceso,
,bAeno es que tenga ell libro mas COM
rpleto e, imparcial que Sc ha escrito
a este respecto.
5seEl interesante relate del hundi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05


zamos a despedirnos uno tras otro. Al
bajar, nos pregunta Ell muchacho.
Use han divertido mucho?
We had a great ti.ne!" !"-xeclanaan
toro todos. T.
En- la calle hace :nucho frio; la no.
che del primero de noviembrc anuncia
desp;adada, la venida del invielno &C.
rremos a la estaci6n del sub way :.
Entramos en- ell cren, bien caIdeado, TN
aburrimiento maydsculo, que no querc-
mos confesarnos unos y otros. Por 10
nlenos, yo, que soy extranjero. no debo
manifestarlo.
Sc habla de as nucaaraas que hemos
deJado, y Ell comentario es encomiasti-
co Son muy artistas, muy originates,
y. luego ALI, en- el estudio, tan abriga-
do, con los trapos vieios, los ''batiks"
las ve.as de cera el f1ego de Ia chime
nea, ell Buda que dormita y sonrie con
sabiduria, ell "cake'' de chocolate eI
"wiskys'.
-ioh! 'iYes, wc had a great time!'
-suspiramos.
Pero, amigos espanoles. no hay que
psnsar NAL de los verdaderos parties
a la americana con tanta atm5sfera.
Porque Mary Mildred Sc casaran
santamente cualquter dia, con Bob y
Tom, en- City Hall Ell l., Little
Church around the corner y la atmos
fera Sc habra ahogado fundida en- un
ambiente practica.ncntc burgues.
Juan DE ARTEAGA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
ELL M1EMBRO DEL CoMITE MAGIC
NAL DEMoCRATA. sR. DooLEY,
ENvIA. MENsAJEs DE CONDO
..a.eas LENCIA 4.s

A continuation insertamos 1os men,
safes de condolencia que ha dirigido a
la viuda del ex-presidente Wilson ell
miembro del Comite Nacional Democra-
ia en- esta isla, Mr.. Henry w. Dooley:
MRS. Woodrow Wilson,
Washington, d. G.
Expreso I'd mi mayor simpatia an
te la irreparable perdida sufrida y
ante Ell justisimo pesar que como con-
secuencia os embargo No soIamente Es-
tados Unidos sino ell mundo entero ha
sufrido una psrdida inconmensurable;
pero en- cualquier 6poca y en- donde
quiera que Ell hombre anne la Libe1tad
y la Paz el nombre de woodrow vii
son sera guardado como una reiiquia en-
sus corazones Y sera una inspiration
! para todo acto noble. 'ss1s "
Henry WILLIAMSON DooLEY. 81
{ MRS. woodrow Wilson,
Washington, D. @.
3 En- ell nombre de la democracia de
Puerto Rice extendemos aud. la e4-
{ preston de nuestro mas sentido pesanue
simpatia en- la perdida que ha su-
frido I'd. y la Naci6n, asi como la HUI
! manidad entera, va que en- donde qute-
ra que ell hombre anne la Paz
la Libertad, Ell nombre de Woodrow
Wilson ira ell primero en- la lista de
honor.
DooLEY,
Miembro del Comite Nacional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
Lo QUE NosoTRos PEREGUIMos
Es Ell IMPERro DE LA LEY. :.
(cOntinuaci6n de la pagina 81

cho y hacer la paz y la justicias mas se-
gura, mediante Ell juicio de un tribunal
consolidate al cual todos deberan So
meterse por el cual deba ser sancio-
NADIA toda reconfrmacion interenacio-
nal que no pudiera ser zanjada amisto-
samente por los puebios directamente
interesados.
Estos grandes fines pueden ser sin
tetizados en- una sola Erase: ''Lo que
nosotros perseguimos es ell imperio de
la ley basado en- el consenso de los
gobernados y sostenido por la opinion
crganizada del geneFo humano.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05
Woodrow Wilson

La noticia de la muerte del ex-presdene wilson, por
perada ha sdo sentida toda la isla.
Hombre exraordnario vgor mental nteligenca pr
vegaa elevadsno concepo de Ia moral justici foro
vida modeo caracer los mas mobiles principles
ZEN que Sc basan Ia igualdad y la felicdad humanas
a de Puerto Rico ene contraida grande homre
eayS @ n0y '0aa una 0so0 0S
Cuando Ell ingne eadista fue exaado la Presdenca de
pueblo acuacone determinaron rumbo Ia
spcltica nuestra sla.
o%a bsa qus e eus oeo paS d
sfrdtg dS tidai mas lamplia libertad.
Samp6s rma al pie de dos nombramientos de poorri-
que desempenaran puestos conanza
d' as des Ia SaSn d % as qSa
fla de ambas camaras e otorg6 al pals fa
ud nombrar sanconar designation de la mayo de los
-que fornaan Ell poder Executive.
PaaSra los ambos del congreso de-
smanda de Justicia Liberad para Puerto Rico,
Fue a esa accion tan generosa noble debi6 e
Ia 4 con que Puerto Rico
en- ell horrendo cono cue ensangrentaba Europa
psa dua
Soldados nuesrc bajo su administration saieron de
tas payas cumpr deber patr6tco les fue conentdo M
dpegada el barco bandera
proclamac6n de su principles de iguadad bumana de
c para todos sern escdos nuestro pueblo pod uza
tva reconocmento ds cuaquer derecho 'On'a =
De Woodrow Wilson bastara que fue sempre un
gran dspooi64 al G0R ds ods
medda @ Ia que mejorase nuesra condici6n polica @. +
Tan multiple personadad one Sc hae dif;ci
Aea0 sa IN bs aes9do a1s de Ia msma
~ de am Ell fracaso de po1itica, f " = P"''
Las los soldados de America decderon ouz5s 81
la in
tervenci6h personal del expresdente cue ACADIA de- a @ m
sus doctrlnas su ter dnco en- que Sc IA
Paz universal Sc mprimee la huandad un meior ooncent
S a DC "a denoCraca de Il guada operaron un cam
nan deJado proundas en- todos anueIoc
DOS que va oan camino del desastre material inevitable
% w oOo,0w wilson esbo la mas glorioa pagina en- la his
Sla ue su pueblo cuando arscurso de los temnos
los rencores desaprcan los interee los
cuando exista pureza de entimentos @
un POGO las mbicione los egosmo cuando Sc
haya armon entire todos los puebo de- "a
e. nomDre de Woodrow Wilson Evaneelo nne rrd;cor
pas,rn un Io preferente en- Ell coraz6n Humandad
asarsn muchos AMOS sin que Puerto Rico vueIva +orar
pata su lendad bnestar noble sincere amoo
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-05

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