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comrades" said the young man. 81
hope you did not have any difficulty
IN getting here?"
mot at ALL" I said. In fact,
just strolled out OF the ball at Drimn-
ing House ="
A below OF laughter greeted the
remark; one of the men seized him
self round the waist in his apprecia-
ton Of the joke.
"Splendidr' said the chairman. ct
is well that such Of our friends as
are unfortunate enough to be born
among the oppressors should lull
them into security until we have a
chance to destroy them"
Hear heart said several voices,
and l thought: anarchists" There
was a little desultory conversation
now; much of the talk was in Italian
and German. The Italian I did not
understand. but scraps of conversation
from the Germans filed me with
horror and excitement: "Of course,
it was his own fault. Nitrocellulose is
not much use. Well, I don't know;
it's true that good old-fashioned dyna-
mite still works well. =" Another
couple were speaking: "Of course, I
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celves distinguished persons, or goes
TO concert. If he can avoid an en-
gagement for dinner, he will do so,
since their majesties prefer high tea.
II, however, he goes out to dinner,
the circumstances are not favorable,
because he does so under military
escort
Il may point OUT said one Of the
members, jumping up, that I have
ascertained that the Imperial>Beren
gartan Guard do not carry ammuni-
ton, because some years ago, in
Berengaria, q nervous trooper let off
his rifle into a window, thus waking
up child which cried. much to the
discomposure of the Emperor"
THAT may be-" said the chairman,
But however gallant, two persons
can not deal with a troop 1t is there
fore clear to me that the removal
must take place either between IL
and /, or in the morning, in the
Row. No. g. have you any ideas on
the subject?'
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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peror Of Berengaria rides every morn.
ing In the park before breakfast,
which he takes at half-past nine.
Poisoning the breakfast we have set
aside. He then works with his sec
rotary until II o'clock. Then, carry
ing his umbrella. he proceeds to toy
shops and sweet shops for the I'M
pertal children, to whom he gives
presents every day. QIisses.) He does
not visit milliners' shops; the EN-
press refuses that kind Of present.
He has been only three weeks in
London. but his program has never
varied. In the afternoon, still accom-
panied by the umbrella, and also by
the Empress of Berengarfa, he re-
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attached to his consort; in fact, in
Berengaria, one of their amusements
was to make pancakes together in
the imperial kitchen.
''All this is very unsatisfactory"
remarked the chairman. "but / ex-
pected as much. 1t is perfectly clear
that the removal will have to take
place by day, end in the open. pre-
sumo that is agreeable to the com
rades from the F. Committee?"
oh, quite" said the beautiful No.
5. 80 long as the tyrant is removed,
I am satisfied
"Then, said the chairman "since
1 have received already the report OF
No. 2, may tell you that the EN-
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

proaches couples in autos and Civ q
them chance of paying a fine or
being locked up.
Gary police wondered at the pop
ularity of a Greek stew" served in
the restaurant of John Tottles. A pa
trolman went in and ordered a dish.
"Moonshine," he said, as ne took
Tottles in tow.
Upton Countys Corn and Poultry
Show will be held this year Jan. 80
to Feb. 8. The Home Economics
Society will serve a banquet the last
day.
The Union Equipment and Outfit
Company, new Muncie concern with
a capitalization of $4,000 will erect
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

novelist seeking nocturnal ad-
venture. leaves. the ballroom of the
MaTchioness of Drinning at o'clock
IN the morning. While standing in the
archway leading into Shepherds Mar
ket he hears a woman screaming to q
dog. He is surprised to see a woman
IN evening dress chasing a small terrier.
When he sees that the dog is car
rying the woman's slipper in his mouth
he calamity offers to assist the lady
And is amazed when the woman ad-
dresses him as "No. g. Being unable
to capture the dog the novelist resolves
to penetrate the mystery. Presently
several men come upon the scene and he
: blindfoided and taken 10 a part of
london strange TO him.
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Now GO ON WITH THE STORY

m HE room was entirely bare;
nothing whatsoever hung on
III the dirty walls. In the middle
stood a long table. surrounded with
chairs. on most of which sat a man;
most of the company were smoking;
one or two had before them a glass
containing some liquor. At the head
sat a very young man with dark eyes,
who turned out later to be an Italiana
Evidently he was acting as chairman,
for as we came in. and with our
guards sat down, he stood up to well
come us: I'VE are glad to see you,
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Put
Articles of incorporation have been
fled with the Secretary of State by
the owners Of twenty acres of land
between Fifty-Ninth and Sixty First
St., Carrollton AVG and the Monon
Railroad, under the name Of the
Broad Ripple Realty Company. In
corporators J. N. Thompson. Mrs. ida
E. Wright, D. M. Schowe, M. e. Hud-
son and Mrs. Maggie e. Hudson. Off
GERS: J. n. Thompson, president; Mrs.
Wright, vice president. and p. M.
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Noble Johnson. Vigo County prose.
cutor, is expected to announce his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress to succeed Everett
Saunders of the Fifth District.
Five children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Rose were found with their par.
ents living In a tent near Laporte
during the recent cold wave They
were placed under supervision of the
local board of children's guardians.
Charles r. Milford, Lafayette law
yer, is new president of the Tippe.
canoe County Bar Association.
Names of John A. Carson and Row.
land B. Craw have been sent to the
Senate by President Coolidge for con-
f1rmation as postmasters at Idaville.
White County, and Oxford Benton
County.
The sixth annual convention of the
Associated Building Contractors of
Indiana opened at FIT. Wayne today.
Sessions end Wednesday.
After serving twenty-eight consecu.
live years as secretary of the Jen-
1ings County Joint Stock Agricul-
tural Association, William G. Norris
has resigned.
"Petting parties" holding forth in a
TT. Wayne park in spite OF the cold
weather have been made the victim
Of a blackmailer posing as detective.
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Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands,
Gear" Of organized baseball is ex-
pected to be principal speaker at
the State convention of the Disabled
American Veterans, to be held at Ko-
komo in the spring.
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The town of EInora, Daviess County
wants protection from White River
foods. A petition asking for a levee
has been filed in Circuit Court.
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Hogs Burn in $500 Fire
BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind, Jan. 22.-Fifty head
of hogs and 500 bushels of corn were
burned in a fire which destroyed a
hog house on the farm OF Henry Cor
poral near here Monday. Loss was
estimated at $4,000.
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Land Company Incorporates

Continued in Our Next Issue)
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Charles r. Milford, Lafayette law
yer, is new president of the Tippe.
canoe County Bar Association.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17

en- Washington consideraban eSe par
lido un partido demoledor, agregando
que 10 era en- efecto.
Explic6 a la Asamblea que los socia-
istas, en- las elecciones pasadas, des-
pues que estuvieron haciendoles con-
cebir esperanzas a ellos, dias antes de
llegar a un acuerdo para Ell pacto,
cuando les inscribieron las candidatu-
ras Sc negaron ir unidos a La lucha
v clos estuvieron punto de perder
la oportun;dad de inscribir sus candi-
datos.
Analiz6 ell Programa republican, Y
Ell unionista y dijo que ahora no habia
diferencia fundamental entire ellos por-
que ambos partidos trabajaban por la
americanizaci6n
Dijo que en- las pasadas elecciones
Sc explicaba que ellos quisieran I'm pac-
to con los socialistas, puesto que Ell
partido unionista tenia entonces una
predica tan perniciosa como la Que
ahora tienen los socialistas.
Refri6ndose Sci Tempo dijo
que 81 no habia querido ir a Washing
ton con la Comisi6n de la Legislature,
porque teuii6 siempre que cpando es-
tuviera en- Ell Norte Sc viera desauto-
rizado por sus correligionarios de Ia
isla v por ell 6rgano de su partido.
Que asi sc 10 habia hecho Saber al Sr.
Gomez Brioso, quien propuso que fue-
ra sometido ell asunto un referendum
del partido; pero que este Sc neg6 a
hacerlo que personalmente el DIR
Gomez Brioso habia lido Ponce a con-
vencerlo de que era su deber II en- la
ccmisi6n de la Legislature, promotion
dole que GEL Tiempo'' no dirfa NADIA
en- contra de la Comisi6n. Y dijo el ST..
Tous Soto que cuando mas unidos es-
tabanSp por las reformas de la isIa, Sc
presento ALI un portorriquefio renega-
do oponerse a que Sc le concedieran
mas libertades al pals, y ''El Tiem-.
po" al comentar esa actitud indigna
10 llam6 valiente, infri6ndolo asf un
agravio los comisionados republica-
nos Que estaban allf laborando en- be-
nefcio de la isla.
Explic6 ampliamente sus converse
clones con todas las personas de sig
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los distinguidos correligionarios que
ic apoyan hoy no lie seguirian por-s
ese camino. Este cainino que el pu-x s
'diera indicar a sus amigos para que
le acompaIen, ell camino que ofreces
hoy a todo ell Partido en- su manifies-s
to no merece la confianza del partidoE
republican,. Porque la historic Sc re-
pite v los abrazos de la Union sonA
mortales de necesidad. Diganlo sino1
el nunca bicn dorado Matienzo Cinsz
tron, DR.. Zeno Gambia, Blondet "
otros que fueron fguras prestigiosas
del Partido Republican, donde tenfanl
los justos relieves de su personali-.
dad y ell abrazo fatal della Unior de-
Puerto Rico, fue para ellos la muer-s
te .politica.
Fueron maltratados, despreciados,
hasta que ellos mismos decidieron re-
tirarse de la vida p1blica. Igual lesI
ocurrio al DR.. don Rafael del VaIle.s
La historic Sc repetirfa ahora.. To-
dos los que abandonen este pobre ho-x
gar republicano para entrar en- los,
suntuosos palacios de la Union de-
Puerto Rico acabaran por ser ALI
escuderos de los nagnates unionistas.
FL Sr. Tous Soto, el viejo buen
amigo cuyo lado tantas amarguras !.
politicas hemos bebido iuntos tiene
talento bastante para que 81 medita
con calma, Sc de cuenta de estos pc
ligros.
ST nos abandonara Y Sc .fuese a.
juntarse con el Sr. HERNANDEZ Lopez,
entonces en- ell palacio de la Union
podran tener una galeria de presi-
dentes del partido Republican,. con
la 1nica esperanza de llegar ga vi
ces" en- la Union pero siempre in
condicionalmente las ordenes del
duefio y sefior del palacio unionista,
don Antonio r. Barcel6.
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QUE Sc DE PODER AL JUEZ
PARA CASTIGAR Al Los QUE
PIDEN LIMOSNA
ASH LO PIDE LA "SOCIEDAD DE
MENDIG0s"

Carta de la sSociedad de Mendi-
gos" a la Asamblea Municipal dc
San Jlan, que esta pendiente adn
de consideration, desde octubre IA de
1923 en- que fue enyiada:
A la Hon. Asamblea Municipal.
San Juan, p. r.
Sefiores: En- reunion celebrada por
esta directiva Sc acord6 dirigirse
Uds. para pedirles d. en- su proxima
reunion enmienden la Ordenanza Mu
nicipal, dandole poder al Juez para
castigar la mendicidad, unico medic
disponible para combatir Ia misma.
Esperanto ser complacido, queda
de I'd. atentamente. (Firmado) FL
lonena Ramos Casellas, Secretaria
de la Sociedad de Mendigos.
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VIS.O
A LOS sREs. ABoGADos Y A LAS
PERSONALS QUE TENGAN AsUNTos
cIvILEs CoNTENCIosos PENDIENi
TEs ANTE usTA coRTE

PoR LA ,PREsENTE Sc les notifica
cue esta Corte ha seialado el dia 20
de los corrientes las 900 A. M. para
la primera lectura del Calendario CT
vii; la segunda iectura tendra lugar
el "a del mismo mes.
Sc les advierte que de acuerdo Con
las reglas de esta Corte, Ell dia sefala-
do para Ell acto de la primera lcctura,
sera el iiltimo para solicitar la inclu-
sion de casos en- el calendario; y que
en- el acto de la segunda lectura, Sc Sc
lalaran iinicamente los casos que ha-
yam sido inc1uidos en- Ell calendario ge-
neral. Advt.
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En- IA reunion de aver, d Connie Territorial adop6e baler
do de sOmeer tOdE las pOpOsldOnes pesentadas 4 una
asanbea extaOdnaa que Sc e,Ceebrafd denrO de % dias
en- Ia Gudad de MayaguG
Dmate reunion Nc6 CaO tan seNaC debate entire los mpaatS f.
duS de- Ia Nid al St. TOS Soto 6 OtgadO UO de graa una- -Ds-
s reunion del Territorial una maUa eeda del mte Territorial en- union 6 ior
1OY Solo, @tmp6 nma a Ia pOpNu6n del ST. Sanchez Morales

nificaci6n en- la Metr6poii dijo que el
gobernalor elective no tenia que We
mir necesariamente con la expresa ex-
tension de la Constitution la isla.
Sentimos que la falta de tempo y
de. espacio no nos permita hacer una
extensa resena del convincente d:scur-
so del ilustre politico, cuyas razones
y argumentos fueron. de tanta fusrza
y valor que los asistentes al importan-
te acto salieron impresionadfsimos de
las manifestaciones del lider, quien en-
un arranque de fervor cariiio a la
causa que defiende dijo a la Asamblea
que Ell favorecia la proposition presen-
tada por el Sr. Sanchez Morales con
ciertas enmiendas que el .iba a propo-
ner; pero que 81 la Asamblea acordaba
otra cosa, aunque fuera la condemnation
de la polftica que el, sincera honra-
damente aconsejaba, no Sc iria del par
tido.
En- este momento el ,Sr. Tous Soto
fu6 abrazado y vitoreado.
DIscURso DE MARTINEZ NADAL
AL terminar el Sr Tous Soto, hizo
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tn visperas de Ia reunion, el LodO. Mar
tnez Nadal afirma. que don lose Tous So
to Sefd denOtadoven eI COmite, sin que
Ia derOta tenga aparentemente eI ca.
rdder de I'm deSaStrp
lOE fOmenta una dsdenda- dciendo NadaenOnces
abra una lnsgnfcante desbandada pOrqae 20 eoy SECURE
que los drtngudOS OregOnaOs que e apOyan hoy no e
Segurlan pOr eSe canine

5Cual sera la suerte del Sr. Tous
Soto en- ell Territorial, manana?
-Dentro de 10 que un hombre pue
de afirmar, el Sr. Tous Soto sera de-
rrotado en- el Territorial, pero esta
derrota no tendra aparentemente el
caracter de un desastre con relaci6n
al n1mero de votos que el pueda con-
seguir tener conseguido en- dicho
comite.
Seria possible tambien que el Sr.
Tous Soto triunfara por un margen
pequeno de votos pero como cualquie-
ra que sea ell resultado seguramente
este asunto ira en- apelacion ante la
Asamblea del Partido Republican,.
En- esta convention, Tous Soto sera
entertainments aplastado. Ell jefe del
Partido cuenta con algunos lideres
pero nj el nj estos lideres cuentan
con el pueblo. FL 95 por ciento de
los votos republicanos esta en- con-
ira de la proposition del Sr. Tous
Soto.
81 ell Sr. Tous acata la resolution
de la Asamblea Soberana del Parti-
do entonces no habra amenaza min
guna para la cohesion del Partido Re
publicano y seguramente el la aca-
tara pslesto que trae en- su postula-
sla de ahora supresiones tan. esenciar
les como la de la extension de la Cons
tituci6n Puerto Rico, que es un
principle del programa republican,
va sancionado por el pueblo.
81 ell Sr. Tous no acata las reso-
luciones de la AsambIea Soberana
del Partido Y fomenta una disiden-
cia, entonces habra una insignifican-
te desgregacion de algunos elemen-
tos porque 70 estoy SECURE de que
muchos mejor dicho la mayoria de
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DEPARTMENT OF. JUSTICE OF
PORTO RICO DISTRIT COURT OF
SAN JUAN FIRST DISTRICT
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HFLAPPERS"
EN- GAMING HACIA PUERTO
RICO
Ell DIscURso DE ToUs SOTO


Segln snoticias en- el Vapor cue
arribara del Norte esta semana lie
garan San Juan las renombradas
FLAPPERS mas bien conocidas por
LAS PIRATAS PERFUMADAS y
que su centro de operaciones son los
CABARETS DE BROADWAY.
Pasamos el aviao Jovenes y. &. !.
para que anden alerta no Sc dejen
desplumar. Advt
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uso de- la palabra ell LeIk0s Rafael Mar
tinez Nadal, Quien hizo amplia histo-
ria de los atropellos que alega han es-
tado cometiendo los uilionistas en- ell
poder, de la pureza da los idea1es v
principles de los repunlicanos Y de la
impcsibilidad de ir a tal entendido con
quienes vieren prononerlo en- oca-
sion en- que Sc les avetria una derro-
ia que tienen harto a3erecido.
Hab'6 de sus ejecutQfias en- ell par
tido republican,, de SUI privaciones y
amarguras y dijo que s 6l Sc hubiera
hecho unionista estari& rico y seria
hasta Jefe- de la Union
Respecto a la opinion que existe en-
los Estados UnidCs acsrca de los So
cialistas manifesto que el no le pre-
ocnpaba, agregando que IA administra-
ci6n nacional estaba eompuesta de
hombres mediocres v que 81 tnico idea
lista que habia subido alli al poder
habia sido woodrow Wlsen, a quien
Sc le debia la refofma "a nuestra Car
ia Organica.
(Continua en- la n4xii3a "a
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N. de la Rel Mundo'', conocedor
del laimentable. motive que mueve q
indignation a los estudiantes Sc une
q su justa protesta ofrece tratar am
p,iamente este asunto en- pr6ximas edi-
clones por entender que elementos sin
ringuna Glaze de escrupulos, acuciados
For Ell egoismo de la Jefatura de la
Universidad no stienen a menos rene
gar de su raza v de la historic de su
pals, prssentandola a los ojos de la
iuventud como una cosa abominable.
La fiesta a Ore Sc consrae el tele-
grama anterior, podemos adelantar, es
de 10 mas bochornoso que Sc ha re-
sistrado. en- el pals. Para REGOCIJo
de los concurrentes, ALI Sc reyivieron
escenas de nuestra vida colonial bajo
la domination cspanola, que, a nuestro
t0Ontfhda ep la pagina s.
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En- La mafiana de aver, y en- la ciu-
dad de Cayey, Sc llev6 a efecto la reu-
MON del Comit6 Territorial para ira
tar la question del Manifesto del Sr.
Tous Soto acerca del proyectado
pacto con Ell partido socialists.
Constituido el Comite Territorial y
luego de aceptarse que el Sr. Tous So
to debia ser sustituido en- su puesto
del Comite por uno de los suplentes
del distrito, Ell DR.. Pujadas, va que
81 tcnia voto y participation en- Ell Co
mite en- su caracter de Presidente del
Partido, Ell Sr. Tous Soto abandon6 la
presidencia fu6 ocupada por el DR..
Don Santiago We've y calzada.
Ell DIscURso DE ToUs SOTO
Embellishments Ell Sr. Tous Soto
hizo uso de la palabra para explicar
SD actitud. Fu6 su discurso una his
toria detallada y completa de las ges-
tiones que habfa estado hacienda Ell
partido republicano en- reiteradas oca-
stones para lievar a efecto I'M pacto
con los socialistas y declare enfatica-
nenfs unss d liaef santiago Tgiesias
habia estado siempre evadiendo Ell ira
tar esta question sacramento. Dijo que
Iglesias habia estado pretendiendo
siempre que SO enmendase en- Washing
ton la Carta organica para que pudie-
ran ser votados los mismos candidates
en- differences tickets que este era
realmente impossible poruue en- la ca
pital nacional no habia ambiente para
esa restriction en- nuestra Ley Orga-
MICA y dijo que Ell propio Presidente
Harding 10 habia Inanifestado a 81 y
Don Roberto, en Marion, que 81 creia
justa esa medida para evitar que dos
partidos pudieran votar un mismo can
didato.
Habl6 acerca del concepto que ALA
tenian del partido socialista dijo que
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Il bOchOrnOsO espetdCuIO Ofre-
ddO el sdbadO pOr Ia lOche
en- Ia Uniyersldad CareCe de pre-
Cedeate algunO y debe iniciarse
inmediataalente una inyestiga-
cl0n impartial pOr eI DeptO.
Los estudiantcs prOteslan en6fgiCamen-
te cOntfa q ultraje iDferidO a Ia HiStO-
ria de Puerto RicO.y efeCtdan ClanOro.
50 mltin en- Ia plaza. pibIiCa de
Rid Piedras
Rio Piedras. s-15-24.

Ell MUNDo, San Juan, P. R.
Juventud universitario protesta en6r
gicamente ultraje inferido pueblo por-
torriquefio en- fiesta celebrada campos
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The Washington times., 1924-04-15
DOG GETS GOLD MEDAL
FOR SAVING CHILDREN

ATLANTA, Ga, April 15.-
"Trouble" Hastings. Of Hastings
Farm, near Jonesboro, is a hero
at the tender age Of three. On
the collar around his neck-for
Trouble" Is a soft-eyed, affection
ate collie-has been placed a gold
medal for bravery. The medal was
presented at the Howard Theater
before an audience Of hundreds Of
children. On it is the inscription:
Presented by the Atlanta Hu-
name Society for saving the lives
Of two children"
The scene Of Troubles" hero.
ism was a farm near Jonesboro
where hogs are raised. Two chill
dren, Virginia Thompson, six years
old, and Harvey Tatum, four, had
left their usual playground and en-
tered the hog lot.
Attracted by noises there,
'"Trouble" arrived in time to see
ten hogs attack the children. Bark
ing and biting, he drove them away
from the girl, dragged her to safe
ty, and ran back to fight for the
boy, who already had been badly
injured.