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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28
SENATE TO FIGHT
FORD DEAL

Observation-Disclosures Norris.
chairman senate committee on agri-
culture, predicts a long fight in the
upper house before the Muscle Shoals
gam and the steam power plant built
oy qhe government at that Mace
s s be turned over 10 Henry Ford
Norris, BrOokhart and other pro-
gires S,ies are opposed to giving Mus
Gle Shoals to Henry Ford or to tba
Alabama Power Co., or to anv other
private interest. Norris has i1s+
introduced the public super-power hill
sponsored by Public Ownership lea
OF America, and when the Muscle
SHOALS bill comes to the senate floor
que OF America, and when Muscle
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28
THE GAMBLER
ICON. ributed)

Little spots upon the cards
AS he watched gleefully
Ready to double-cross the pards
Who gazed upon him woefully.
He held three aces and a pair.
And raised the bid again
But Berry didn't give a care
And stayed with his pat hand.
The gambler looked across at him
And then began to shake
My chances must be slim
III surely lose my stake.
So Berry raised the bid again.
But BCrley said Pm through
He threw the pas eboards from his
hands,
And passed out in the mornings
dew.
Berry chuckled as he left him
For he had all of his dough
But the pickings were getting slim
Since the farmers let him 90.
what a vision, what a picture
In the good old days of yore;
me could fairly hear them gesture
AS Burley then came thru the door
3ut since the farmers canned him
Burley is no longer flush,
And the greetings grow more slim
And the loud voice is hush.
low he doqble-crossed the farmers
! It was surely a big joke
'alle ne worked with the gangsters
And carried out their dope.
ut they finally awakened
And Burlev got the can.
ow he's cryin' like baby
And wants another hand.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28

money III the world to paw the in
time. S0oiiu Oh
No civilization can exist for anv
great length eff time under interasf
and for all the industrial classes to
pay interest to a few non-producers
VINO draw interest on their own notes
IS doGbly suicidal. It is sinpIv COR
ruPIIoh thaI will end in barbarism
uii T5S! proper change is made soon.
ms financial change is for the
ogsC interest OF all classes; for, when
an Inc industrial classes are down
ana out, the wealthy class either
SINKS with the rest or gets put off
the earth as they were in the French
revolution or in the recent Russian
Revolution. ' russian
Propaganda has been put out. and
! many OF the country bankers seem tn
oelleVe 1t, THAT all we have to do
tc nave prosperity is for evervbodv
70 get IN and produce all thev can
5 53. save save all they can and get out of
but they haven't told us what we
can produce to pay the debt. VIII
Cne money power consent to consume
enough food, clothing and other me- me-
cessities to Use up all the bonds tbev
own No. Then there is nothing
mat J. we can pay the debt with and
y IS getting bigger all the time. Ac- |
jju amg interest adds two billion
lo IIS per year to the debt.
Inc country banks, too, seem r.
2e headed into trap that viii he
.helr rum: Few of them have anv
more bonds than what thew have N
washington en- deposit to secure the I
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28
GUILTY. OR NOT GUILTY,
INSTEAD CT YEA OR NAV
IN CONGRESS PROPOSED

Washington, March 18-An-
other revision of the rules pow
erning procedure of congress was
suggested today by Representa-
i've Nicholas LOngworth (rep..
Onlo), majority leader, as the re-
suit CT the hurricane of sensa-
lions and Offshoots Of the inves-
ilgatlng mania which is swirl
ing through the capital.
Members have preached the
question to me-" said Mr.. Long
worth. "They are WONDERING
whether the rules should provide
when the roll is called, that. in
stead of members responding
yea or nay they should ans
wer guilty or not guilty.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28

much OF its wealth it is throwing
away When it surrenders the chance
OF Puollc ownership in this one case.
The naval Gil lands were given
away secretly to Doheny and Sin
CLAIR. but the house has openly voted
the giving away to Ford of a re-
source equally important. Norris
proposes to show up the BETRAYAL of
public interest in this refusal bv CON
gress tc develop and operate the
Muscle Shoals power for the benefit
Of the people.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28
PROPOSED BONUS TO
COST TWO BILLION
PAYMENT WOULD BE SPREAD
OVER 20 YEARS-BILL PRO-
NIDES FOR SINKING FUND.

Washing on, March 19.-The pro
posed bonus to soldiers of the World
war would cost a trife more than
9Z,OOO,OOO,OOO spread over 20 years,
according to the majority report of
Jna house ways and means commit
tee on he pending adjusted compen-
sall0n Dill which was made public
today. The house will vote On the
bin tomorrow.
The average former service man
under the terms of the bill would
receive adjusted compensation am
ountlng 10 1882 in the form of 20
year endowment insurance policy for
S962. The amount of the policy
would vary according to the age of
the soldier and the length of his /.
service
Alter two years loans will be OBJ
talnable for 80 per cent of the value
OF the policy at that time the loans
on a $1,000 policy for example rang
ing from S8973 in the third wear fo
$500 in the goth year
The report says the bill provides
for: -N'0'
1. The fixing of the amount Of
the adjusted service credited to the
surviving veterans.
4 The payment in cash of the
ADJUSTED service credit 10 those vet
Grams to whom $50 or less is due ;
.. Provision for payment of the ,
adjusted service credit to depend- :
ents OF veterans who have died be- ,
lore application has been made.
4. The issuance of an endowment o
insurance Ger ificate to the remainder /
o. the surviving veterans apDlving
therefore in amount and on tho terms
hereinafter set forth.
>. The privilege Of borrowing uD-
ON such certifica es after two wears
m the manner hereinafter stated.
o. Security for such loans and [
prevention of their being "frOzep
assets" IN the hands of banks bv r
whom they are made.
Z. The creation of a sinking fund
ui1cIen. to meet the claims ARISING n
lpOn the certificates by reason of the
hereof.
8. Estimates for proper ammo
ria ions to meet the claims of de- II
and those who are paid in
Insurance. M
The basis of the adjusted service
redlt to the soldiers is the same as
the bill, which at the last session So
assed bo.h houses, namely ST per
ay for each day of "home service" H
nd Sl25 per day for Overseas ser
ice" not to exceed, however. in anv
ese, $500 for "home service" or
20 for overseas service"
The veteran will receive the eouiv- BE
ent OF paid up 20 year endow-
ent policy fer the amount which Bu
S adjusted service credit plus 25
r cent would purchase at his ape.
such insurance compu ed in ac- WI
r,dance with accepted actual prin- !
Pies and based upon American ex- On
rlence tables of mortality. with
Jerest at 4 per cent per annun
mpounded annually. A table is Rut
Iached to this report showing the T
sFage amount of each policy. Jan
10 maintain the sinking fund the
nmIttee says the necessary an
az appropriations begins with Ho,
lO,836,564 which is reduced in tba 7
IN year to $685. 1880. The com WI
ttee believes that an annual an a
'prlation of $10O,0OO,OOO will be
re than sufficient when placed in But
sinking fund to extinguish all a
ans arising upon the certificates. Nov
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28

redemption of the notes that the gov
eminent has printed for them. and
they have loaned out. The biD fpl
anclers are taking all the bonds thew
can get: government, state, county.
rural and city bonds. These bonds
are a first mortgage on the property
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The Lincoln Financial system

The Producers News is indebted r.
Melvin Evenson, well known D., -
mond farmers, for the following ay-
sent to the Farmerine. Mr. Fvan 9e1lo
SalG Cne artlcle did not appear last
weeh IN Jhe Farmerine and as he
MahC 6 the people to see it, he sent
ont Froducers News a copy of the
ffrClcle as well as a copy of the let
AZ az SEM 70 the grafter's journal down
t tiie street MI. Evenscn did not
mIIllk the Farmerine would print it
Wleh ne sent it to them, but he
wanted TO give them a tryout Of
course they may print it, after SEQ
ing ChlS article. We hope they do
aS IL may wake up a few of the
OOurge0lse class in Plentywood. who
are Following in the step of what
they consider the Four Hundred
THE LETTER
raymond, Mont.
The Editor, -0--f'
Sheridan County Farmer.
Plentywood, Mont.
Dear Sir:
am sending you herewith an ar
clcle which | hope you will publish
IN your valuable paper for the T1nitv
Oh Town and Country.
MELVIN EVENSON
THE ARTICLE
Most great inventions were dis
covered by single individuals. and |
bring useful soon came into common
The Lincoln system of finance A.
greenback" system, was of inestino-
able value to the people. but. as #
was putting an end to the wildcat
banking system, SO that the bankers
could no longer draw interest on
Chelr own notes, they made every ef-
Tort to destroy it and finally succeed
ed IN 1873 and caused very hard
Ilmes for the industrial classes b1,
taking about half of the government
money out of circulation before tbe
people could get Congress- to ston
them from taking it ali out of ci TCgP
lation. - 0iiou-
Inc conspiracy of the money DOW
srs was to get it all out of the wav
- InaC the people would have no
N IIO4iey WlJhout borrowing it from the j
NaCIohal banks. They got all the
+o,.,-rS No NJ Treasury NcteS) de-
'CoTyed but about $50 million dollars J
and the government is allowed aJi''' -
~ M 'naC much IN circulation yet. {
II ne money power got control of /
,.J press and mlsled the people in :
80. ~ 20 get control of the money ;
49,, = oseiil ana Chey have censored the r
100 ana Our public schools so well d
iis.I 4eIy lew VINO have gotten their 4
nything about the Lincoln Sve s1-lT,' i
% it will be best to recall The con I
ltlons at the time 50 that We con !
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S3s.es-sssssss.
OF the country and under the present
money system can never be paid
they must be increased all the time
20 pay the interest on what is al
ready loaned and they already have
Continued on Page Threep
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CONTESTANDO A
FERNANDEZ VANGA

En- tarde de aver al senor Martinez Acosa en-
la cale de Salvador detuvmo preguntare na-
ba maneaciones hace senor FernanueN
ga Imparcia relaci6n las que el nlso senor
hca edicion de aver de Ell MoNDO i se
Martinez Acosta contest6:
Si he edo Ell senior Fernandez vanga ene una apro.
~ fuente de nforacon segun dice para aqueo de
queran examnarla 70 tengo oa para "a nuena
Fernandez vanga La remonta al ano lSz Ia ma
al ano 1916
Como question para ratada de buena
e senor Martinez fe digo e
pardo para cual srv6 de base e manifesto del
nor que Fernandez Vanga contene Ia
souc6n Estado dgo adeas Fernandez vanga
percae fuene de nformaclon solo que La ma Oh
vidado...
empujandom haca teeno qero p
par 81 Sc epene en- clio con todas sus nan
dades me place que Fernandez vanga haya rconoc
do que Munoz Rivera
fue preent6 la Aamblea la mocion para ear Esado
de la plataforma del partido en- 1913
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A Y IS0
A LOS SRES. ABoGAD0s X A LAS
PERsoNAs QUE TENGAN AsUNTos
oIvILEs coNTENCIosos PENDIEN
TEs ANTE IIsTA coRTE

PoR LA PREsENTE Sc les notifica
cue esta Corte ha sefialado el dia 20
de los corrientes a las 300 A. M. para
la primera lectura del calendario q
vii; la segunda lectura tendra iugal
el "a del mismo mes.
Sc les advierte que de acuerdo con
las reglas de esta Corte, 81 dia sefala'
do para ell acto de la primera lcctura
sera el fltimo para solicitar Ia inclu
sion de casos en- ell calendario; y que
en- el acto de la segunda lectura, So Sc.
aalaran ianicamente los casos que ma
van sido Includes en- 81 calendario ge-
neral. Aov1.
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"santo Tomas" s"--dijo YER pa
ra crees-. Use eI Bay Rum de
este nombre y Sc conyencera
que es Ell mejor.
Distribuidores:
r. JULIA q CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15
Dos iluires saCeTiOtes espalO-
les aCaban de IIegar a Ia lsIa
en- mission patr'6EiEa del iIus-
tfisiflO CaiIdO De CovadOnga
VSitafan prestigIOSaS EfiguraS del pals
! es probable que telebren impOrtantes
aCtOs plbIlCOS ljna Carta del Rev

- g. !
Acompahados da maestro distinguiao
amigo y compafefo, el notable perio-
dista, Director de. nuestro estfmado CO.
lega .El Imparcial'', Don Jose Perez
Losada, tuvimos. en- la tarde de aver,
Ell placer de recibir en- nuestra Redac-
ci6n la vista de los Reverendos sacer-
dotes espanoles, Samuel Fernandez-Mi-
randa Gutierrez (Magistral) y Manuel
Eoredo somonte (Doctoral).
Breves fueron las impresiones que pu
dimos zanzibar con tan distinguidos re-
presentantes de la Iglesia.
Nos informaron del objeto de su vi
sta nuestra isla, en- donde Sc. dis
ponen realizar una campafia tendente
despertar un sentinliento de reveren-
cia " simpatfa hacia Covadonga, en-
donde, como saben nuestros lectores,
existe ell mejor sitio para las peregrana-
clones el turismo, no solamente por
las belIezas naturales, 10 agradablt
del. china y los encantadores paisajes
sino tambien por Que es ALI en- donde
Ia tradici6n ha colocado las mas vene
radas leyendas de Ia religion de Ia
raza.
Vienen estos sacerdotes procurar
despertar en- estos pueblos de Amer1-
ca Ell interes hacia aquella region DC
Espala buscar Ia ayuda espiritual
economica para sostener aqilel cabli-
do poder llevar a la practica los pro-
p6sitos del mismo de construir hoteles,
santuarios, paseos, y carreteras que IA
ciliten las constantes peregrinaciones 9
tan interesantes lugares.
En- esta capital es possible que para
(Oontinia en la pagina 81
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DR.. Gomez Brioso.-S -Santurce.
Cualesquiera que sean las diferen-
cias de criterio entire I'd. yo no
podran quebrantar la estimacion mu-
tua que nos profesamos ell res-~
peto afecto que lie tengo para Ell
viejo luchador. No tengo ninguna
agravio contra I'd. listed me aeon
sejo que nlarchara a Washington a
cumplir mi deber, vino usted a Pom.
ce con ese exclusive proposito, y yo
lie expuse mis- quejas contra la acti-
tud de Gel TEMPO" combatiendo la.
accion de la legislature despues de-
sostenido por ell Territorial. listed
trato de disBadirme de solneter la
question al referendum del Partido y
al fin 70 me rendf al acuerdo reitera-
do del Territorial tornado con ell voto
de I'd. Y 70 salve el mic, el linico en-
favor del referendum Defend en-
Washington la constitution, la Esta-ss
didad y el sell government. He si-
do "demasiado diafano", seglin su CO.
mentario mi discurso ante la es-
tatua de Mufoz en- Ponce. No soy
un polftico, soy un reformador.
Hablo la verdad seg1n mi concien-
cia la entiende. Veo el obstaculo v
no insisto en- estrellarme contra 81
81 es insuperable. Trato de salvarlo
buscando soluciones de conciliacion.
Comprendo su actitud la de otros
amigos queridfsimos. Las respeto
deploro. Lo del "Tiempo de papel'
no fue dicho despectivamente Expu-
;se eel tempo dira la Ultima pala-
bra" y al notar que habia hecho sin
pensarlo una Erase de doble efecto,
aladf, jocosamente: ''por supuesto,
no Ell tempo de papelv. No quise me-
nospreciar ell peri6dico, aunque me
siento adolorido por su actitud no
contra mi sino contra ell criterio del
Territorial. Me basta el respeto que
profeso a usted el recuerdo del doc
tor Barbosa para someter impulses
pasionales control de la voluntad.
Reciba un fraternal abrazo.-Tous
Soto.
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In Ia FOrta|eza Sc Aev6a efe(tO aver
Una reunion de Ia Com. ECOn6miCa
con asStenOa de los Jefes de Depar-
.tamentOs para tratar aCerCa de las
'Obfas del enlpr6stito de los 6 mI|Ones
A Ia uegoda del ST.. Tous Soto todos
sus companeros de la Legislature le
Gbrazaron efusiUamente

Para las dos de la tarde de aver es-
taba convocada una reunion dc la CO.
mission Econ6mica de la Legislature,
eon asistencia de todos los jefes de
Departamentos.
Era q objeto tratar todo 10 concerN
niente a las obras piblicas Que han de
llevarse cabo con el Empr6stitp de
zeis millones que ha sido contratado.
Verdadera sorpresa hubo de produ-
cirnos el hecho de que, apenas Sc hu-
bieron reunido, los lniembros todos de
ia Conision que asistieron la mencio-
NADIA reunion, Sc dirigieron a Ia For
talcza para celebrar ALI la reunion.
Asistieron a la expresada reunion Ell
mayor niimero de los miembros que
componen 81 referido ORGANISING y por
"a minoria los senores Iglesias Tous
Soto.
Ell Comisionado del interior senior
Esteves inform6 ampliamente en- rela-
ci6n con las diferentes proposiciones
cue Sc habian recibido de personas que
deseaban vender terrenos para Ia cons
s1neei6n del 1aanie0nlio y IL nsnitsnl
ciaria v someti6 la consideration dc
los comisionados del Gobernador Tow
ner, para su aprobaci6n, algunos cam
bios que han sido hechos por el Depar
tainento del Interior en- los pianos del
Capitolio.
Las obras del CapitoIio, al decir de
senior Esteves seran reanudadas den
tro de ounce veinte dias.
La Comisi6n Economics adopt6 q
acuerdo de que por las autoridades de
Departamento del Interior y del De
partamerto de Sanidad Sc hiciesen vi
sitas ole inspection todos los terre
hros ofrecidos en- venta para yer cua
de ellos reune mejores condolences to
/ pografcas y de Sanidad e hygiene rar;
proceder a Ia compra del mejor, d.
manera que estas obras puedan EN-
pzenderse cuanto antes.
La presencia del senior Tous Soto
cuya fgura politica esta siendo el cen
.ro de toda la presentc expectation pn
blica en- la isla, durante estos dias. hi
20 que todos srs companeros de la lie
gislatura ALI reunidos, en- i'm cambi
de impresiones politicas abrazaran a
ilustre politico en- sefal de adhesion
simpatia.
En- la noche de aver, y en- forma ma
liciosa Sc pretendio hacer Greer que Z
! senior Tous Soto habia lido Ia Forta
lcza a conferenciar con el Gobernado
Towner con 81 senior Barcel6 parec
que con ei objeto de restarle simpatis.
al sefior Tous Soto entire sus correli
gionarios v hacerle mas dificil la 81
tuaci6n en- el seno de su partido; pc
10 es 10 cierto que 81 ell sei1or Tou
Soto estuvo aver en- la Fortaleza ell;
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Sc debi6 unicamente que Ia Colaision
Economica tenia que reunirse Alli.. A
esa reunion asisti6 tanbi6n el senador
sociaista, senior Iglssias.
Comentando esta malevola intcnci6n
de quienes hicieron correr csa especie,
le oimos decir vArios repubhcanos
que no era esa Ia inejor manera dc
combatir Tin hosnbre, nj era esa una
forma correcta va que no Gran csas
las armas mas mobiles pos. derrotar a
I'm adversario en- cHalquier contienda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15
ULTIMA HORA
Ell sR. JOHN L. GAY HA SIDo
DESIGNADO PcR Ell PRESI-
DENTE COOLIDGE FISCAL DE
LA CORTE FEDERAL

WASHINGTON, D. G., MARIO "A.
Omitted Press) - En- sustitucion de
Mr.. Ira X. Wells, quien recisntemente
fuera designado para el cargo de As
sistant Attorney General de los Es-
tados Unidos, Ell presidente Coolidge ha
designado hoy al sr. John Z. Gay, para
ocupar Ell cargo de Fiscal % Ia Corte
Federal para Il sDiStrito de- FiisftD RAE
CO. Ell sr. Gay desempefia actuallnen-
te, con caracter de INFERNO e. mencio-
nado importante pyezto.
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La SentidiSinla delnOStra-
Ci6n de dueIO tributada
aver a ruestrO inOIyida-
bic COnlpa1erO AIejan-
drO Bo1zO
Representations de Ia pfeasa,
de Ia banCa, del COmerCiO, de
los ORGANISING pOlitiCOs y de
tOdaS las CIases soCiaIeS for
nlaban. Ell fllaebre COrtejo

a las cinco de la tarde de aver,
Sc efectuo en- esta ciudad 81 sepelio
de nuestro' queridisimo compafiero,
Alexandra. Bozzo, manager de aues-
ira empresa.
Para quien no hubiera conocido las
bellas caulidades y acrisoladas virtu-
des que adornaron en- vida tan no
bic amigo, para quien no hubiera
tenido conocimfento de las sinapatias
Y los afectos de que disfrutaba Ale
jaridro Bozzo en- nuestra comunidad,
al presenciar la expontanea senti-
da manifestation de duelo que Sc le
tributara alconducir sa radaxer has
ia la Ultima morada hubiera sido mo-
two suficiente para darse cuenta de
que aquella multitud inmensa, apesa-
dumbrada Y conmovida, iba acom-
panando ell cadaver de un gran ami
60. de un padre cari1oso y bueno,
de un esposo ejemplar, de un honl-
bre generoso v noble, en- una pala-
bra, de un gran corazon. J.
j Ell f1nebre cortejo iba compuesto
nOr personas pertenecientes a todas
las classes sociales, por representa-
clones de la banca, la polftica, la
prensa, los artistas Y todo cuanto
vale v significa en- nuestra sociedad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15

ga Y Sra.
Corona.-Junta Local de la Union
dc Puerto Rico.
Una cruz.-Jose Gonzalez Sra.
Una cruz.-"A papa querido". Tus
hijos idolatrados.
Un ramo.-"A mi querido padrino
de SUI ahijado Alberto Ear.
Un ramo.-Recuerdo de Pepa,
Moncho Carmelita.
Un ranno.-Teresa Torres Vida. de
Cabrera.
I'm ramo.-M Mercedes Sanchez Can
del de Suarez.
(Contina en- la pagina 10)
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Y no ii,lsisto en- estrellarne
contra el sizes ir1superable !"
HaCe mend6n de sus quejas contra Ia aCttud de
Fl Tempo Wmbatiendo Ia aCCi6n de Ia IegS-
laura dspues de sOstenida pOr Ell Com. Territorial
DR.. Gomez Brioso.-Sa Santurcc.

su espiritu. Gomez Brioso.
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JJn Manifesto
EN- Ell BAZAR AHORRO

EN- Ed BAZAR AHUNKU
Fortaleza 25
Hay un gran baratillo de trajes. Som
breros, camisas v demas artlculos pa.
ra cabalseros v niilos.
Si usted desea economizar vease cor
Manolo, que el Sc limita.
No 10 divide.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15

Como Saben nueStroS lectoreS ell
respectable lider republican,, DR.. Go
.mez Briose, no esta conforme con la
actitud del Jefe del Partido, Don
Jose Tous Soto; pero no obstante sa-
bemos que hace algunos dias protes-
to de que en- ell poriodico "El ITEM
20" Sc lie diera cabida al Manifes-
to de Prudencio Rivera Martinez, en-
cuyo documento Sc hacian manifes-
taciones verdaderamente improce-
denies contra ell sefior Tous Soto. II
Tai vez por esta raz6n por que
deseara. desvanecer, en- ell amino del
senior Tous Soto, toda duda respecto
que ell seiior Gomez Brioso pudie-
ra. haber estado siendo para ell se-
nor Tous Soto responsablei tambien
de 10 que Ell Dr. Gomez Brioso cali
flea de "enojos justiicados de su es-
pfritu' (el de Tous Soto) le envio
el siguiente despacho, en- contesta-
cion al c1al envio otro eI sei1or Tous.
Aquf transcribimos tan interesan-
tes despachos:
San Juan, mario IL, 1924.
Jose Tous Soto.-Ponce.
No soy capaz de injuriarle directa
nj indirectamente. 81 soy capaz de
combatir sus ideas. LIE admire STEM
pre- por. su buena fe v vigofosa in
teligencia, aunque no me obligan a
supedir mi razon a la suya. Ruegole
suspenda juicio sobre mi responsa-
bilidad en- los enojos justifcados de
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CoLoCACIoN en- un almacen dc pro-
visiOnes se ofrece un vendedor de
experiences que conozca la clientela do
Ia isIa, especialmente de la costa oes-
to. Dirijase dando referencias "A. q.
A., 2 o.. Box No. 1T, Mayagiiez, PR.
Advt.
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Ell GENERAL SERRAN0 HA-
CIA ACAPULCO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mario "A.
(cable frances).- Hoy ha salido con
ndestino Acapulco Ell general Serrano
uuien va a dirigir las operaciones def
nitivas contra los elementos rebeldes
dierpersados 10 largo del ismo de
Teuntepec.
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COLOcACION

Sc necesita I'm conpetente ia
quigrafo para oficina de aboga-
dos.
Diriiase a Lcdos. Garcia Men
dez y Garcia M6ndez. Aguadilla.
PR.