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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

THERE is no longer any doubt that
l. the big French dirigible Dixmude
was lost in the Mediterranean during
a storm, for the body OF her com
mander and fragments Of wreckage
have been picked up by fishermen. The
disaster has caused much of a political
scandal In Paris, the air ministry be-
Ing bitterly attacked.
In this connection 1t Is worthy of
note that Captain McCrary, com
mander Of the American dirigible
Shenandoah, is outspOken in his OPP
position to the plan to use that airship
in arctic exploration next summer He
believes 1t TO be unsuited in construc-
ton, equipment and cruising radius
for such a trip as has been planned.
The builders of the Shenandoah do not
agree with McCrary, but they advocate
the use of hydrogen to obtain greater
bouyancy and advise making a direct
dash from Lakehurst to the polar re-
gion instead of the long detour by way
Of southern California.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant rehef-no waiting. Yo-r
clogged nostrils open right up; the AIR
passages of your head clear and you caz
breathe freely. No more hawking. snuff
fling, blowing, headache, dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or eatarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, a~ntiseptie.
healing cream in your nostrils. 1t pen
etrates through everv air passage of the
head, soothes the inlamed or swoilsa
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stsntly.
ISs just fine. Dent stay stufed-zm
with . cold or nasty catarrh.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

Harold Severance. son Of Dr. au6
Mrs. p. IT. Severance, OF Great Fails
has been named winner Of the state
essay contest conducted by the Ameri-
car Legion, and his essay, "Immigra-
ton 10 the United Suites should Ike
Prohibited for tile Years" will bs
submitted - Neii1a's best in tie
national contest.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

l know the republican party is re-
sponsib.e fo- saving tire country ana
its development. | hope it stays II
power as it deserves"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09
|EWS review Of
CURRENT EVENTS
IL Of u. S. War Material
H. Government of Mexico
Loudly Protested.
!. srWARp W. PlckARo

~ ECWARD W.. PIcKARD
401IS var material is being sold
= Mexican government, the
1.arats Of arms and amInuni-
II IS. Ilrsady been received at
-. a.,.te President ObregOn sent
.ssary TO Washington to
IL rs. and the granting OF
- owed by President Cool
"a recommendation of Sec
+. iate Hughes, though the
b. sold Will be far less
y, a.-r.t requested.
I~,.e4f.a# ta the transaction has
s. t.led il both house and
~ ..a.,- .l4 is not conhned to the
RI ...- cough the opponents of
N. .8 alton perhaps are lOudest
gn ... a~uaeidtion. Representa-
:. ...0.o Isl New York. Republi-
ID Il. Tie front with IA JONI
ri ae.Ie into the permanent
la 9.u.ry the prohibition Of
ri .s.u, - ammunition to any
IL a r1nent, which was the
nd ate President Harding.
..Is 10 the Obregon govern
nj sounding" said Mr.. Fair
ell SIS aa surprised 1t should ever
he SIS. III, III. There is no essential
dE ar.aeg uptween furnishing firearms
Al flGuls ny men TO fire the arms.
I'll act Constitutes just as much
Interference and amounts to lust as
mo Slaughter
Senators Norris, King and others
were only q little less outspoken in
fheir opposition to the sale, and Sena-
for Hiram Johnson in his Cleveland
apeech Thursday, opening his Ohio
I campaigD, did not neglect to include
4 the episode in his Indictment Of the
I administration. The Democrats have
/ evolved the theory II is a political
move. pointing out that the diplomatic
peace with Mexico is to be used in the
I coming election as n of the great
Coolidge accomplishments. If q reyolu-
E dor upsets the government that has
just been recognized, that recognition
q eoUld hardly be counted as an admin
istratiOn asset.
: It Is understood Secretary Hughes
2 tnkes the stand that political difficult
J lies in Mexico, Central America and
p South America should be settled by
nc ballot rather than by the bullet /:
tAat this government should at no time
encourage revolutionary movements
2 thai seek the overthrow Of regularly
constituted governments, and should
not reject appeals for aid similar to
The one made by the Obregon govern
I ment.
There has not vet been anything like
q decisive battle between the federal
am revolutionary forces in Mexico.
bnt both sides are exceedingly active.
The former, according to dispatches
: iron Mexico City. are now advancing
: % Vera Cruz from the south, west
. north. The rebels have defeated
tae army Of General Cardenas in Jalis-
COZ that commander being wounded
am captured and General Navarro
: being killed. Cardenas was lured into
= trap ard the resulting fight was
bioody ard desperate. This was the
moSt serious reverse the Obregon
rorreS have sustained and opened for
fnP insurgents communication between
0padalaiara and the Pacific ports. The
|. REL announced Thursday that they
W. ~heginning an advance on Puehls
and Mexico City from Vera Cruz.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

DREMIER YAMAMOTO of Japan
L and his cabinet resigned following
the attempt on the life of the prince
regent, and Viscount Kiego Kiyoura,
president of the privy council, was
asked to form q new government. He
announced two days later that he was
not get the support Of any political
party in the diet.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

ORANGE and Belgium have sent to
u Berlin identical replies to the latest
German note, and their tone In quite
conciliatory, the German government
being assured that the two countries
are willing to cooperate with the Ger
mans in establishing a system of ad-
ministration in the Ruhr and the
Rhineland. The armies of occupation
already have been greatly reduced, and
only sufficient soldiers will be left in
the Ruhr to preserve the customs
boundary for the application of taxes
on exports for the PREPARATIONS account.
The chimneys Of the Ruhr are smok-
ing again, for the German and French
Industrial masnates have entered In
TO agreements independent of their
governments and are exchanging coke
and iron ore. saa
Henry Nj. Robinson, the Los Angeles
banker who b. the third American
representative on the PREPARATIONS com
missions committees Of experts, CON
ferred with Secretary Hughes and the
President In Washington and is now
on his way TO Europe.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

ON THE V of the assembling Of
" the new parliament the British do
not know just what to do in the mat
ter of a new government. King George
has demanded that the Labor party be
given its chance, Notwithstanding the
declaration by its leader, Ramsay Mac
Donald, that the monarch's right TO
dissolve ~parliaments should be curbed.
But the prospect of a Labor or Social
list government is having a bad effect
on the money market and the pound
sterling has had a decided decline.
Consequently there sprang up last
week a strong demand for some sort
of a fusion of the Liberals and Tories
to keep the LabOrites out of office, and
as it seems impossible to find any
other Conservative leader willing to
take the job, it may be that Baldwin
will be induced to hang on TO the pre-
miership with the promise of Liberal
support, though he is represented as
eager 10 resign. In the Labor party
there is growing friction between the
intellectuals, who include Its leaders
In parliament, and the trades union.
lists. who assert they have done most
OF the work OF building up the party
and therefore are entitled to most OF
the offices II the party takes over the
government.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

CONGRESS has resumed work after
~ the holidays and the house ways
and means committee is again strug-
CLING with the treasury tax reduction
bill. After this has been disposed of,
which may be about January 10, the
committee will take up the soldiers
bonus measure. Chairman Green be-
lieves no part Of the revenue measure
should be reported until after action
Is taken or the bonus bill. The Demo
Gratis have not yet decided on their
program in relation to the revenue bill,
but the farm bloc through Representa-
tive Dickinson Of Iowa has offered a
compromise, agreeing to accept a cut
in surtax rates from the present maxi
mum OF so per cent TO a maximum
somewhere between 81 and AZ Der
cent. he thinks nearly all the Repub-
licans In the lower house except the
La Toilette radicals would support
such a reduction and that many Demo
Gratis also would favor 1t.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

So roor week for news when there
not some trouble in the Balkans.
A>i week came up Z the mark with
tn prospect Of warfare between .Jugo-
a. and Bulgaria. OF course they
~ always 1T swords points. but now
fhe situation has become acute. On
W 'nesl.y he Bulgarian government
"a PERMISSION for the return to the
eol - ex-King Ferdinand. who
VI "es's nsihle fer dragging Bulgaria
into he World war on the side Of
= FHanv. At ne" J~ugo-Slavia sent
~ Sofia I'm ultimatum protesting
III His action aud also against
I'll .r.t'' increase Of the Bulgarian
aF lal alleged Bulgarian menace TO
4 aorts. Serbian troops were
noh'i2e IN the frontier and were
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

~ ESPITE the protest Of Secretary
~ Hughes. the Turkish government
insists that fall cwsfems duties mast
be paid OF the vast Quantities of food.
clothing and nedieal supplies that
Americans have distributed free fer
the Destitute In Turkey. Consequently
the Near East Relief has withdrawn
entirely from Turkey.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

ID REPRESENTATIVE UPSHAW has
A>made up his mind that liquor drink
Ing by congressman and high gevern
ment officials must stop and that there
must be no more leakage of booze
from the stores Of foreign diplomats
into bootleg channels. Consequently
he has embodied these ideas In a
resolution and introduced Ii I'm the
house, following with q speech In Its
support. He thinks the State depart
uents should respectfully request that
all foreign governments discontinue
sending to this country diplomatic and
consular representatives who exert a
demoralizing influence upon our official
and social life by dispensing from
their residences and Offices ~intexicat-
ing liquors prohibited By our laws to
American citizens" He also suggests
that all federal appointees be required
to make q pledge of total abstinence
aRa that all intoxicated eongressnen
should be ousted.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

Z w. CLARKE, Imperial giant"
IL. has issued a call for a national
congress of the Ku Klux Khan In At
lsnta, February %. He asks the kIans-
men ito gather together and prayer
fully consider methods to eliminate
existing evils. or else to follow the ex-
ample of the founder of the original
and manhood to- devise ways and
mean for the immediate disband-
ment Of the s~rgasixatfe~."
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

CECRETARY OF LABOR DAVIS
has transmitted to the senate and
house immigration committees IA draft
of a new immigration bill providing
for extension of the quota restriction
TO all countries in the western hemi-
sphere, and for various notifications of
the present entry requirements. The
Italian government has made repre-
sensations against a proposed pro
vision that would restrict each nations
quota of immigrants to 2 per cent of
the number of it's native born citizens
in this country in 1890. This stipula-
ton Italy describes as IN unjustified
discrimination TO the detriment of a
friendly nation.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

mand for the Investigation of the ad-
ministration of General Wood in the
Philippines comes up. 1t is likely the
latter inquiry viii be enlarged to in
clude the actions Of both of the gen
erals sons.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

NOW Leonard Wood. .Jr., sen OF
" Gea, Leonard Wood. and his o.
soeiates In four oil companies are en-
der Are because IL is said many ex-
service nsex lest mseney by snvsstins I'm
ehs sfcsk sf rhe ssAcerns. Ths federal
x~werxz.xnt H iasuirfxx kaao the nat
Ter, ard " alss rmay be aired In . n
gxenm wheS Congressman Frsar's se-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Y COMO "CABALLERO
OE COLON.

~ en- cuanto a los no menos
insistentes rumOres dc que la Or
len de los "Cabal.eros de Colon, a
cGal me honro en- pertenecer, ha
de impulsar mi candidatura para
Senador debo contestarle con la re-
so uci6n aprobada recientencnte en-
f'ajardo:
"Resuelvase por ell Conseio de
Estado de los Caballeros de Colon
de Puerto Rico:
Dar la publicidad la siguiente
nota:
LA Orden de Caba,leros de
Colon en- Puerto Rico, como una
institution fraternal, no puede
alentar ningdn movimiento en- el
sentido de inmiscuirse en- la politi-
ca y mucho menos de ilevar a ca
TO entendidos pactos con pa t.
dos u org4n.zaciones de carattel
polltico
La resolution no pucde ser mas
clara rotunda, Y creo que no ne
costa concentrates. Olga listed
pues que nj aspire, nj he solicita-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Hoy Sc reunirdn en-
esta capital IOs....
Continuation de la primera pag. }

mente a los socialistas a los re-
publican0S puroS, SinO a tOdOS los
| otros pequenos sectOres de opinion
que fueran cOntrariOS a la pOlftica
acordada por los dos partidOS his
t0ricos.
En- tai sentid0 el senior IglpSias
en- el seno de su partido Y el Sc
nor Martinez Nadal en- el suyo. hi
cieron propaganda tendente a con
seguir que. ambas colectividades Goa
ligadas hicieran declaraciOneS en-
ell Sentido de que serfan admitidos
a la cOalici0n, con representation
proportional, Il todOs aquellOS ele-
mentoS que ann cuandO militasen
en- otrOs campos de opinion, fue-
ran amantes de la Hbertad V con
trarios la AlianZa que dirigen los
scnorcs Tous Y Barcel6.
Esta actitud de los dos partidos
Que sc han cOaligado frente a la
Alianza, parece que fue vista por
mHchOs nacionalistaS como la Uni
ca oportunhad de entrar en- Ia lu-
cha electoral de n0yiembre. Y en-
pez0 ha fOrmarse entire ellos una
corricnte favorable a que los ma
cionalistas Sc ui1an a estas fucrZas
de opOsici6n para derrotar la Allan
"a eonseguir asf la parte proper
cional de representation que les CO.
rreSpOnda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
LOS OTROS CRITERIOS

EStaS cuestiOneS Scr3n objetO de
discussion en- la Asamblea que ha
de celebrarse hoy Ell esta ciudad
Y ha sido ese el principal ObjetO de
su Conyocatoria
Son muchOs Y diversos los critic
rios que sOStienen, a este respecto,
los distintos lfdercs nacionalistas Y
eS muy diffcii predecir cual habrl
de ser la Ultima palabra de la Asam
blea.
FL Lcd0. Torregrosa, por ejemplo,
es cOmpletamentc opuesto a que los
NAcionaliStas Sc unan a los repu-
blieanOs Y sOciaHstas con fines elcc-
torales. Entiende que ESQ serfa de-
nigrar el ideal puesto que serfa
fOrmar una cOalici6n con fines eIec-
torales eXclusivamente- y cree. que
antes de hacer ESQ, 81 no sc. consigIA
inscribir el Partido, los naciOnaliA
taS deben hacer como los Fedora
les, il al retraimiento formar
agrupaci0nes Y aSOciaciones cfvicas
que laboren Y trabajen dentro Y fue
ra de la isla EN- favor de la inde-
pendencia del pals, evitando asf
que Sc confundan los pvop0sitos ele-
vados en- pro del ideal que Susten-
tan elloS por fines mercenarioS de
interGS electoral.
'Yo creo, nos la Gicho ell senor
Terregrosa- que cualquiera propO-
sici6n para que votemos con los re-
pubiicanos y los socialistas sera de-
rrotada en- la Asambiea. SerIa un
eScarniO que los naciOnalistas ayu-
dascmOs i los sOcialiStas, que aGn no
tienen programa polftico dcfinido
y a los rcpub!icanoS que sosticnen
t0do 10 contrario de 10 que n0sotros
pcdimOs. Ser1a prefcriblc, en- ese
caso, Que nos uniGramos u los unio-
nistas.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
BOSQUEJO DEL MONUMENTO

En- esta misma pagina, publica-
mos un bosquejo del hermoso mo-
numento cue ha de erigirse jun
to al Culebrinas, como homemade
al glorioso Cristobal Colon, aqucl
sonador, que concibi6 la idea lu-
minosa de que allende los mares
existia otro mundo de mujeres de
ojos de fuego y hombres de tez
broncinea.
La idea es va una hermosa rea-
Edad, dentro de POGO, podremos
con orgullo ensenar a los turistas
que nos visiten un parque moder-
no, Y un monumento que sera una
verdadera obra de arte. Y sobre
todo, podyemos decir que Ell Puer-
to Rico hay una sociedad frater-
nal, que sa9e cultivar los recuer-
dos, y rendir homemade a todo 10
grande excelso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
NueStraS entreviStaS
Continuation de La Ira. p&g.)

Nadal no ha marcadO nuevos rum
hos Il Orientaciones en- la ciencia
de la milicia; pero ha serviuo para
reOrSanizar la Guardia NaciOnal del
pals Y hacer que ocupe el primer
pueStO entire las demas organiZa-
clones de su claSe en- Estados Uni
dos, SirviendO. a la veZ, para afian-
Ear el prestigiO militar, antes du-
dOSO, de la ameritada institution.
\ pOrque en- esa impOrtante Ia
Dor ha cOntribufdo eficazmente el
cOrOncl Nadal, eS neceSariO que 10
Sc3alemOs ante el pueblo como un
ciudadanO que cumpli0 con su de-
ber. Sc acostumbra a fijar la aten-
ci6n en- los funcionarioS, en- la hora
preciSa en- que Suben al pueStO Y
n no hacerlcS case cuandO Salen de
este. FL dfa en- que Sc lie de mas inn
portancia los funciOnarios salien-
ties, los entranteS Sc yeran Obliga-
dos realiZaE una Obra que mereZ-
ca la sanction pnblica. El cOrOnel
Nadal la ha merecido V debe estar
satisfecho. Sus mditiples m6ritOs
PROFESSIONALS V sus valiosos servi-
clos han sido aquilatados por sus
paisanos Y reconocidos con j1bilo
por las atlas personalidades, a Guic-
nes Gl debfa rendir cuentaS. -. Y
ESQ es bastante para consagrar to-
da una vida ....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
para siempre.
!, NO ASPIRA A PUESTOS
! POLITICOS.

"Todos mis- amigos, y ell pals en-
general, saben que nunca he sido
un DO itico. Y mucho menos, he
aspirado a ocupar puestos dentro
de la politica insular. No ha sido
cosa que me desvele ell escalar las
cimas politicas, las alturas~del po-
der. Mis- ejecutorias Sc desarrollan
en- un campo bien distinto, pero
no por ESQ menos util a la patria .
En- la vida, cada uno escoge un
scndero, Sc traza una Inca de
conducta, abriga un ideal en- 10 mas
intimo de su pecho, Y conbate por
ese ideal hasta triunfar salir de-
rrotado pero con los honores del
luchador. Yo tambien tengo mi
ideal, pero no aspire en- manera al
guna, triunfar dentro de campo
poitico. Como die antes, mi la
bor Sc desarrOlla en- otro ambien-
tie, Y a esa labor doy todas mis-
energias, sin que tenga tempo de
ocuparme de los asuntos politicos,
que en- realidad no me interesan
Soy un ciudadano consciente de
ms deberes como tai, y en- ese ca
racter, doy mi voto al partido de
mis- simratiaS, sin que para clio
t2nga que innliscuirme en- la poll
tea, y menos aun, aspirar ocu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
PREPARATION DE
"GOLPES"

Y una yez ALI, en- plena goIferfa.
SO clnpiezan preparar los ''golpes
maeStros", .qne han dc sacarles de
apuro durante una buena temporal
da, V Sc traman traiciOncs V embos-
cadas. All So traman los rObos V
hasta los atracos puno hmpio,
pucs de t0dO Sc da Ell esta capital.
Y es entonces. en- las atlas horas
de la madrugada, y cuando todO eI
IvecindariO hOnradO y pacfficO ducr-
me. que los golfos velan, que los
Iapaches aSechan In oportmidad, pa
III realizar eScalamientOs, etc.
FL capitolio Sc ha convertible pues,
en Sitio de reunion del hampa SO
icial. La cofradfa del crimen ha es-
tablecido allf sus cuarteles. Los va
gahundoS han encontradO un sftiO
do dorlnir sin que nadie les mOles-
te. Es lugar de citas amorosas Y
hasta de duelos entire apaches. Los
buhos han hechO de las obras del
CapitoliO su guarida V hasta la fe-
cha NADIA Sc ha hechO para dcSalo-
.iarlos del local.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

DE- 10 que 50 le cxige O de loque sc
Cspera que haga. csta en- camino del
6xit0. CualesQuicra que Sc impOnga
el hahitO de hacer las cosas para
saiir Gel paso'', o de hacer tOdO 10
menos possible. esta en- canhino de
IN mcdiocridad.
Yo conozco un buen nGmerO de
patronos. no So de ningunO que
no este con;tantcmente quejandoAc
dc In dificIltad de encontrar bue-
ia ayuda. COnOZco muchoS traba-
iadoreS. PerO no conOzcO a ninguno
que este cOntento V SatisfechO, Y que
no este hacienda todo 10 que pue-
de-
FL trabajo parece ser Ia panacea
universal No solamcntc facilita to-
das las coSas entire patronOs V en-
ipieados. sino que ayuda todo entire
los miSmoS empleados.
Is muy diffcil refrcnar Ia infe-
rioridad total, V es muy diffcil re-
frenar In supcrioridad total Hay
traba jadores que Sc muestran ira
cund0s con el jefe. pOrque este ha-
&c mas dincro. Y hay iefes que Sc
mdeStran iracundOs con los traba-
bajadorcS. porque Gstos hacen de-
masiado mucho.
Existe una prueba simple Y segu-
ra para cSta question. Ella es la prue
ba de Ia honradez de la fidelidad.
Hay alGtn hOmbre, sea jefc o EN-
jplcado. que haga su trabajo cOIa0
dehc hatrrIo? En- csc case vale el
prccio q'ic Sc le paga Y algo mas.
tCopyright. 1924 by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
REFUGIO DE
CHALEMANES

IIace cuatro d1aS, un gOlfO, de
esos que Sc dedican a "deSpIulnar'
con jucgOs ilegales jfbaroS incau-
tos. V a enga1ar dOncellas con ia
laces promcSas Gle eSplendidas CO.
locacioneS, di0 uno de sus gOlpes
nadO en- la Marina, hacienda su tur-
no dc vigilancia. VIC venir a 10 le-
JOS una pareja de enamOradoS tor
tolos. La pareja, 0lyidada dc que
en- ell mundo existen "chalemanes" ,
vino a situarse al lado del golfo
de marras. Abri0 la "madama" Ell
bolso, Y un flamante billete de Gin
co d6Iares, vino a dar a las manos
del habil ladr0n, quien poniendo
pics en- p0lyor0Sa sc perdi0 10 le-
JOS. La madame, POGO dispues-
ta a pcrder su dinerO, olvid0 sus
amorcs. y do la voz dc alarma a
la policfa.
iQue rumbo Green nuestrOS lee
torres que habfa tornado cl "chale-
man? Pues Sencillamente. Sc habfa
tirigido, como 81 llevara alas en- los
pies. hacia su guarida nOcturna :
hacia las Obras del CapitoliO. va
escalaba sus muros salvadores, cuan
do un poIicfa, que lie habfa segnido
de cerca, lie detuvo, quitandolc los
cinco d6lares, Y obligandole a cam
biar de hotel, trasladdndole al Ho-
tel Municipal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

ria I'm hombre exceptional.
Los hombres excepcionaiesf son
los que Sc necesitan.
rs una rcgla de conducta huma-
M. asf como una prueba de inicia-
ci0n en la vida, aquello de:
"AncIo eS el camino que condu-
rc Ia perdici6n Y muchos habra
que Scguirdn por ell
rs muy facil hacer todo cuanto
Sc csrera lie nosotros, pero eS muy
diffcil enc0ntrar Ia persona que Sc
diSpOnga hacerlo.
''lIl grito de la Creaci6n Sc ha
elevado dc una a otra defraudada
edad: vengan los hombres que ha-
gan el trabajo pOr el que cstan ga
nando Su jornal.
La demanda no es de hombreS eX-
traordinarios, dc genios, nj dc hom-
bres dc inusitada habilidad. La de-
manda es simplemente de hombreS
que hagan pOr 10 que Sc les paga.
Y Ia demanda supera las exiS-
tcncias. CualeSquiera que Sc impon-
ga ell habito de hacer um POGO mas