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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
WEEKS ADVISES
SOUND POLICY
FOR U.s.. ARMY
Military Forces Reduced
to Danger Point, Sec
retary Says in Report
to President

WASHINGTON. Nov 20 S,crctrry
Weeks advised President Coolidge ~
his annual report made public today
that conditions i'm tho UnItei States
Army now haT. reached the stage
where "a sound and continuing policy
scrie usly considered BY the legislative
derartmcni Of our govt rnmcnt.
In this connection the War Seer
tary declared the Armys requirements
had b,cn stuffed with catc and fitted
into ten-ycar program which should
be put into effect By congress lin a
mann.r that will conform MT only to
the military needs Of the military ser
vice but Also To the financial conditicn n
Of the povcrnn cni.
IN another section Of the report the
statement was made thai the pressure
for necessary progress and improve
mcnt is even grcatci" than the pres
sure FIR economy. The secretary re
cited m detail the retrcnchmcnts made
by the array in the last few years in
order to affect economics and keep
within aiprc priations made by con
gross and add a:
with The funds allowed during the
past fiscal year. however. il has not
been possible either to carry out the
full mission of the defense forces or
to practice trut tconcny.
Reduced T. Danger Point1
The statement TO eongiezs Dade--hy
President Coolidge in his first mes.
sage. pointing out that reductions IN
the army's mm'ssioncd and enlisted
strt myth had rtduccd its power TO the
danger point" and asserting tha,
further reductions should not be
Continued ON page =,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
2(co acre farm
TO Be PLANTED
Dry Farming Expert
ment to Be Tried Out
on Large Scale

two thousand acic co:tcn farm.
said 10 be one of the largcs, indiyi-
dually owned ard operated cottoI
farms in this sccti u of the state. was
announced Saturday To be established
on Share 32. north Of the ri Jard,n
district.
The announcement was made hy b..
4. MonSccs. president e the Brown.
willie Realty CO.. which has just bccr
Incorporated with a capital stock o.
sI0.o00. r. /. SteIl Is vice-prcsid,n
and secretary Of the con pany. ana j.
B. Jones. formerly OF nklaht ma. w
vice president and treasurer.
The company has purchased l.00-s
acres OF land III Share ~. the tract ,,
ing about one mile wide and ~ mile
long. extending on u straight line north
If thr FL Jardin section. to the H..
guna Vista ranch.
Mir. Jones himself will conduct thr
cotton farm. which will bc carried gu,
on dry farm" basis. at least for the
prescnt lie has five tractors on the
ground. and approximately 201 acr,s
Of new ground has been broken for
planting 70 cotton.
Mr.. Monsccs said that N. balance -
5000 acres will bc sold only in 1000
acre tracts or more.
M. Jones believes that cc,ton can
be raised profitahly hcrc without IT.
ripation as well as with. Mr.. Monsccs
said. n will at least prove an inter
sting experiment in introducing cot
ton to prairie land in this section for
the first tine"
The tract taken ever by tho Browns
Vile Realty Company is travcrsed by
the Rio Grandc railway. and shippin,
facilities will he available over that
road, into Brownsville, it was stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
.H0lCOMBE Wins IN
HOUSTON ELECTION

only two boxes missing. returns in to-
days city democratic primary show that
Mayor Oscar Holcombe has been re-
elected. leading his nearest opponent.
Commissioner W. X. Rritton, by ma
iority of nearly four to one. T. l..
Walker. the third man in the race, was
trailing with only 625 votes out Of
more than $4,000 cast.
For city commissioner to succeed
Commissioner Britton. Ben :. Dawson
was leading T. l.. Waugh ard =. A.
Starkey by substantial majority and
his nomination was assured. Harry
Giles. city controller. was rcnominatcd
over +. r. Meyers. Other offices were
rot contested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
WOMAN USES $500 IN
X x X
BILLS FOR BLANKET;
Il X X
is HELD IN HOSPITAL
fby The Asso, .itcd Prcss

NEW YORK. n. T., Nov. %. a
middlc-aged woman of apparent re-
fincmcnt was held in "A Brooklyn hos
pital today after being found BIZ po-
liccnan lying face upward in ( cid
urdcr q SfO0 pile of 81 and 50 bank
notes. Her ehest was further pro-
tected against the cold by SIO0 wo:th
OF liberty bonds and bank book
showing deposits Of 81 .20J IN the
name Of Mimi q Griffin. SIZE said her
name was Mi-nic Griffin. but Al tie
add css she gave a. her nome ii was
said She was not known. she offered
no explanation OF the blanket Of
money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
COLONIES WIFE GETS
BRANDECEE ESTATE
(I.v The Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. y. O.. Nov. 29.--
Mrs Helm Zalinski. wife Of Col. NJ. q.
Zalinski. u. s. A. Of Atlanta. Georgia.
Is named sole beneficiary in the will OF
the late Senator Frank Brandcgce. of
Connecticut filed today for probate.
The Matte nal Rank of Commerce Of
Nv London, Conn, and W. Dunn Lun-
dy were granted letters Of administr
tion on the Brandegee district Of Col
umbia estate.
Personal property Of the dead sen
ator here has been appraised at S20.-
900. with debts totalling $s7 1000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
Man Wanted in Houston
Surreneders in Mobile

MOBILE. Ala. Nov. 29.-H. B. Ball.
~. claiming Houston IS his home. who
walked into the police station and asked
Clerk William. A. Barry to lock him up
rs he was tired of dodSing Officers, is
wanted in the Texas city. according 70
telegram received ut police head
quarters today.
Hall told the clerk of the police de-
rartment that he had taken an automo-
HE Of p. n. Sapley. Of Houston, with
MT his consent and after wreeking the
csr On the Camp Logan road near that
plnce. ahandsned the machine and came
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
I by The Associated P-css.)

fI;y The Associated P-cssD
MEXICO CITY. Nov. Peaceful
ira smission Of the presidency by Gen
crai Alyaro Obrugon to General flu-
tarco Elias Gales at noon tomorrow in
The National Stad um will mark an
epoch. unique In many respects, in the
hectic history Of Mexico
Not only only will Pres dc~t Obrcgon
have completed his term cf four years.
feat caual.rd by only five Of his
nearly two score predecessors in thu
last 100 years, but he will have enabled
his successor peacefully 70 grasp the
reins Of COVE nmcnt. That has beer
accomplished but once before in Mex
can history.
II was on October 10, 1924, that the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
fBy The Associated Press.

LONDON. Nov. Additional news
Of the khartum mutiny from official
reports shows that it was much more
serious than at first appeared and en-
tailed nume rous casualties in the con-
fused fighting which followed acting
S:rdar Huddlcston's courageous. but in
effc-tual facing of the armed mutincers
and his attempt to reason with then,
BET before o. sivi"S the order to 0verpewe'
There are still no precise details OF
the motives for the mutiny. but there
appears to have been no repetition OF
extension of it. According to the lat
est adv.ces. both Egypt and the Sudan
remain tranquil. The students agita-
tion. however, is still threatening. and
all efforts by the authorities to pacify
them are fruitless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30

ABILENE. Tex. Nov. 2?.-The annual
meeting OF the Texas Intercollegiate
athletic association win be held ut the
<dolphus Hotel. Dallas. next Thursday
instead Of December 8, A. f. Chandler
r Simmons College. president Of the
r. /. A. A. announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30

East Texas: Sunday fair. warmer
in east portion; MONDAY fair; light "
moderate southerIy winds o. the coast.
West Texas and Oklahomu: Sunday
aEd Monday fair.
louisiana: Sunday fair. Warmer.
Monday fair, light variable winds cn
the coast.
Arkansas: Sunday fair. warn1en d
east portions Monday. fair. # M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
OIL MILL MAN DIES

FORT WORTH. Texas. Nov. 29.-Jo-
seph NJ. Cornett, SO. district manager of
the Consumers Cotton Oil mills died to-
night at his residence here. after an ILL
ness of several months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-30
OF YOUNG
BRIDE GETS DEATH

CARLiNV1LLE. ILL.,. Nov. 29-Plpd-
ing guilty to the murder OF his bHidc
of two weeks. and throwing himself on
'ue nr.cr the s.ar- L, Ter Kahl. "a
ysal Ssr 'av ns .ur,enccd By Cir
-ar D.Ee rank hertvn to b, hang
I! y-E-s ys... December -.
~ e.-~~ was pronounced after Judge
iiarton had heard arguments in which
kahi's lawyer pleaded fer mercy. de-
clsring the defendant had sho, his
WIFE while drunk. Kahl confessed to
having lurci his wife to field and
shooting her.
Evening star., 1924-07-07

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-07-07
WORLD FLIGHT RESUMED,
PLANES GET NEW ENGINES
Flyers Leave Karachi for Bendar
Abba, in British India;
English Aid Pilots.

BY the Associated Press.
KARACHI. British India. July -
The American Army world flyers left
this morning for Bendar Abbas, on the
Persian Gulf, intending to make i.
short stop on the way at Shahbar l.
take on oil. During the week enc
the machines were overhauled an
new engines fitted.
Since the aviators' arrival last Fri
day they had been working fourteen
hours daily, repairing and overhaul
ing the machines, with the assistance
of many volunteers from the roya
air force here. All the machines had
new engines installed.
Before their departure, which oc-
CURED at $50 o'clock this morning.
the Americans expressed their graft
tude for the excellent help give1
them. Despite the early hour, con
siderable crowd assembled and CAV,
the airmen an enthusiastic send-off.
Evening star., 1924-07-07
RALSTON SCOUTS DRAFT
Indiana Senator Fails to Answe-
Pleas to Re-enter Race.

INDIANAPOLIS July - Unite
states Senator Samuel NJ Ralstol'
who recently withdrew as cdndi
date for the Democratic nominatio!
for President. apparently has expert
enced no change of mind regarding
his withdrawal, despite receipt of
numerous appeals to reconsider his
action. it was indicated yesterday.
kilograms from prominent persons
throughout the country have been
received by the senator urging hin
to re-enter the race as a compromise
candidate. Senator Ralston said to-
day he had not answered the tele-
grams.
The Indiana senator secuted the
idea that he would be "drafted as
the party nominee.
Evening star., 1924-07-07
Eleven Hurt in Socialist Riot.

VIENNA. July 7-Eleven persons
were wounded in a clash between
workmen and a national Socialist
'Swastika" detachment during a
physical drill exhibition yesterday at
Klosterneuburg, near here. Forty of
the armed 'Swastika" men were ar
rested.
Evening star., 1924-07-07

There are about 5000 farm CO.
operatives in the United States
Evening star., 1924-07-07
and s150.000 and 763 with incor1cs
between S150000 and 100000.
Over 1000. 900 in Lower Classes.

ana Sl3U,oUo and I6J with lnCOr1tS
between $3.50, 900 and 100000.
Over 2,OOO.OOO in Lower Classes.
In the lower brackets the statistics
show that 2,471,1s1 persons paid taxes
on net incomes between $1,000 and
$1,000. and 2.129,S9S filed returns of
There were 7S5,267 returns in the
class from $4,000 to $4,000. 404.s4s be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000. 391,373 be-
tween $4,000 and 10000. and 90.27S
between $4,000 and $4,000.
In the classes between $1,000 and
S10,0 600. the number filing tax returns
was substantially the same as for
previous years. In each case. how
ever. the number was slightly larger
in 1922 than 1921 From this the
conclusion was drawn that the in
come of some 5000, 900 taxpayers re
mained relatively constant, the
period Of four years being less than
6 per cent.
New York. with a net income re-
ported of s4110.55S.9S9 and z total
tax Of s273, ,o79. ranked all states
in contributing to expenses of the
federal government. That state, in
1922. paid 31.S2 per cent of the total.
Next in order were Pennsylvania.
with net income of s2.O05.57O,020 and
tax of s93.573,559: Illinois. with taxes
OF SI1.196.401 OH Il net income of 81
927. .637. .45i. and Massachusetts,, with a
ret income of 81 .237 S93,47 on which
taxes Of s51,7S1,l94 we're paid.
There are about 5000 farm Co
operatives in the United States.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
SIMPATICO ENLACE
COrreSponSHt /

Dos distinguidOs joveneS de nuestra
Sociedad. realizan esta noche .sus mas
caroS anhelos uniendO SuS deStinOS IA
RI Siempre. Los j6venes contingencies,
don Jose Quinones Baeza. alto emplea-
Go del American Colonial Bank y
la gentil epcantadora Srta. MOnln
Martin0 SuareZ hermana dc nuestr0
amigo. ell conocido joven. don jose j.
Martin6, gozan De grandes afectoS y
Simpatfas en- esta sociedad. por 10 cual
su enlacc constituira I'm verdadero
acOntecimieuto social
La boda sera apadrinada. por el dis
tinguido caballern don lIip0lito Qui-
Homes Baeza, pagador del American
Colonial Bank. Y hermano del novio.
y lor Ia Srta, Joaquinita Rodriguez y
Rodriguez orgullo de nuestros salo-
l!es. e hiia de nuestro amigo. ell como
edo caballero. don Joaquin Rodriguez
Emma
La ceremonial uupcial Sc celebrar;i
FOR ell ritual cat0lico, en- la Tglesia de
san Jorge en Sanulrce ante cuyo al
tar. la enaInorada pareja uniri para
siempre Sus destinos esta noche
Luego' la concurrencia pasara a la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
Ell GANADO AMENAZADO POR UNA
TERRIBLE EPIZOTIA.

La aparici6n de la glos6peda fie-
bre aftosa foot and mouth disease)
en- Houston, Texas es un hecho positi-
vo. FL aereogranla recibido del Depar-
tamento de Agriculture de los Estados
Unidos dice 10 siguiente -
"Aparici0n de la gloS6peda en- Hous-
ton Texas. confirmada ell q de sep
tiembre. Infection limitada a una sola
localidad no hay casos nuevos des
de octubre cuatro. Ganado de siete ga
naderfas sacrificado Y enterrado."
MOEHLER
Acabamos de poner en- conocimiento
del Comisionado de Sanidad la anne
naza que esta situaci6n representa- pa
ra el ganado de Puerto Rico espera-
mos que Ia Importation de toda clase
de animales serd prohibida inmediata-
mente
Este Departamento la reconcentrado
Ell San Juan todo su personal yeteri-
mario hara una reinspecci0n cuidado-
sa del ganado importado recientemente.
Estamos dispuestos a hacer todo 10 po-
sible por evitar que La mas terrible de
las Intermediates del ganado sc entro-
nice en- Puerto Rico.
/ Jaime BAGUE
i Comisionado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
"A1sGUNOs DATos soBRE Ell
DRENAJE PoR MEDIC DE TUBos
EN- LA COSTA SUR DE PUERTO
RICO

Ell uso del drenaje por medic de tu-
bos en- Puerto Rico Sc llevo a cabo
segln tengo entendido, hace ocho o
tliez ahos en- la Estacion Experimen-
tai de Mayagtiez.
Eli ell 1921; mientras visitaba dicha
estacion. me fue ensenado un terreno
que habia sido drenado hacia vartos
amos El drenaje fue tan eficiente que
ccnvirti6 10 que habia sido una lagu-
na en- epoca de lluvia I'M terreno
pantanoso Ell 6poea de sequia. en- ,n
terreno f6rtil, que fue sembrado de
GAIA Y cultivado con cultivadoras de
ruedas por mulas.
Esta experiencia parecio digna de
emularse, Sc decide hacer I'm ensa-
yo similar en- ''Mercedita' en- donde
hay numerosos sitios pantanosos. Es-
tos sitios pantanosos son por 10 ee-
neral salobres, asi como hlpledos, de-
bido la evaporation del excessive
riego con aqua mas menos cargado
con sales de los terrenos alcalinos
Continua en- la pag. 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
I'm nihO puertOrriqueno realiza un acto
heroico al salyar la vida a su compa-
nero de excursion. .-Hombres fuertes y
rObustos permaDecen indferentes ante
el pe6grO que corrla el pequeHo
I'm nho que cae al aqua, IN pesadO truck, que como
Ia espada de Damoces, Sc baaacea en- el espaciO Lu-
chandO contra la conente pOr fin yencedOr. Una me-
daIIa de vaIOr para William Chayert

sa5 fuerzae, William, consigui6 asarral
el inanjnado cuerpo de su amigo. y lu
chando como un h6roe contra la CO
rr:ente. lego Ia oriila.
Los hombrss ALI presentes, sentl-
rian que el rubor abrasaba sUs ros-
tros. al yer como un debil niiio condyl-
cia Ell hombros a ST. desmayado compa.
nero.
FL pe1gro habia pasado, y aun e.
track continuaba suspendido sobre Z!
abjsmo DO las aguas, como una amena-
pa de U:rerte...
Un t""tamiento oportuno, hizo que el
muchacho recobrare el ssntido. y poca3
hoias aegpu6s, sus padres, con lagrimas
e. los o'os, no encontraban palabras
para eXpresar su eterno agradecimien-
to al nifio William Chabert. que arries-
gaEdo 81 propia vida, salv6 a su con-,
palero Ge excursion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
AVER TARDE. UN VORAZ IN
CENDEO DESTRUYO COMPILE
TAMENTE EN- SANTURCE UNA
CASA DEL DR.. GARCIA LAS
COT, VALORADA EN- SIETE
MIL DOLARES
la casa estaba asegurada con
Sobrin0s de Izquierdo.-LOs tes-
tigos decIaran que ell fuegO en-
pez6 per la cOcina.-La pOlicia
y los bOmberOs,

Aver. a las 80 Z. NJ. 1n voraz in
cendio Sc declare en- la casa del DIR.
Garcia Lascot, sta en- la calle Colon,
parada 43-1i2. en- Santurce. La alarma
cundi0 Embellishments por todo el ba-
rrio. POGO despu6s llegaban al sitio
del siniestro. las tres brigadas de bonn
beros con que cuenta nuestra capital.
asi como fuerza policiaca, oil mando
del active Jefe LIorcns.
Uno de nuestros redactores Sc tras.
lad0 iumediatamente a Santurce to-
mando tOda la information, pudien-
do presenciar el voraz incendio. que
en- los prineros momentOs Sc crey0 in
v0diese las demds casas de aquella ba-
r1iada residential
La casa incendiada, era una magnlfi-
ga residencia de MADEIRA. y afortunada-
mente. estaba rodeada por un amplio
solar 10 que contribuy6 mucho Il que
I'll fuego no Sc extendiese las casas
ecinaS Los b0mberOS y la policla ira
bajaron activamente. pero tOdo fue
inItil. pucs como la casa era de made
ra, en- muy POGO tempo qued0 total
1lente de5truida por las llamas. La ma
yor partc lei mobiliario Sc perdi6 tam
lien pues no hubo tempo &c salvar
casi NADIA.
La casa destruida, estaba valorada eI
siete mil d6larcs, pero estaba asesu-
lada solamente por 5000. con la ca
81 &c seguros Sobrinos de lzquierdo.
De la investigation practicada. dc
las declaraciones De los testigos, Sc de
duce que el fuego empezo por la coclna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

PARIS, octubre IT Omitted Pressl.
Ell gran noveIsta espaiioL Blasco
Ibafiez, que de tanta celebridad goza
en- el mundo entero, y cuyas obras Sc
editan por millones de ejemplares, ha
anunciado ptbncamente, que en- su
opotrunidad apareceran millones y mi
Homes de copias, de un manifesto que
81 ha escrito en- contra del rey Alton
so XIII del Directorio militar que
preside Primo de Rivera en- Espana.
Estos millones &c copias del nlanifies-
to- seran distribuidos gratuitamente
en- todss parties del mundo, para que
de esa manera, todo ell universe civil
lizado conozca ell texto del mismo
EI' gran escritor ha manifestado,
que 81 es necesario, para evitar la CEN
sura que tan estricta es por parte del
Directorio. alquilara aeroplanos, que Sc
encargaran de distribuir desde el aire,
las copias del manifesto, en- las pro-
rias barbas de las autoridades. En-
Espana solamente Sc repartiran dos
millones de copias
Blasco Ibafiez ha sido obsequiado
con un gran banquete celebrado en- su
honor, que fue pres;dido por el jefe del
gobierno frances, Her1iot Ell insigne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
LA CoNFERENCIA DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- Ell ATENEo
lei ULTIMo Ola DE ESPANA EN-
PUERTO RICO"
oRDEN DE LA vELADA

Aria de baritone de la opera Faus-
to, por ell aventajado discipulo dc la
srta. Ama!ia Paoli, Sr. Enrique
Preston.
Presentation del Conferenciante.
por ell Lcdo. Luis Muhdz Morales.
Ultimo dia de Espana en- Puerto
Rico (primera parte) por ell COME
renciante.
Proyecciones cinematografcas DIS
vistas y retratos relacionados con Ia
Conferencia.
segunda parte de la Conferencia.
Froyecciones cinematografcas.
Duo de Soprano Baritone de la
Opera Amleto, por la Srta. Elisa Tur,
una legitima esperanto del Arte, 81
ioven SIR. Preston, ambos disctpulcs
sobresalientes de La srta. Amaha Paoh,
Ell conferenciante desarrollara Los
temas siguientes:
Alma PuertorriQuehs.
Ell Ateneo.
Descubrimiento de nuestra tslR.
Nal haya quien sus amores ie ME-
que.
Lo que dijo un Cubano en- 81 Ate
neo Madrilefio.
Defendamos nuestra alma Collective.
Una pregunta famoss.
Nuestro Himno.
Nuestros Soldados.
Ell dia IS de Octubre.
Las banderas.
La entrega del Castillo.
Soy nombrado hltimo Gobernador
General de Puerto Rico.
La Hora terrible.
Mi juramento.
sorpresa final Iouaudo cantara ei
Ave!...
Sus polluelos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
Ell SHENANDOAH MARCHA SIN
NOVEDAD

san FRANCISCO, Oct 17-(United
Press. En- esta ciudad Sc han recibido
informes, de que a las diez de la ma
ilana, ell Shenandoah, fu6 avistado, Y
que Sc recibi0 un menSaje manifestan-
do que marchaban solamente dieZ mi
Has por hora, pues iban luchandO con-
ira ell viento que les aZotaba Y no les
dejaba avanzar.
Las noticias que Sc recibierOn a las
once de la manana indicaban que ell
Shenandoah contintia su viaje hacia la
costa del Atldntico, sin sufrir contra
tempo alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
". CATASTROFE

Poro Ia f&taIdad los acechaba. Y al
pasar soFre IN pJente que So eleva mf-
jestuosa,1er4c sobre ell rio de Eabana
LLAMA. en- Rio Piedras, ell truck, mai
dirigido. fu6 chocar contra Ia ba'
randa del pucnte. rompiendo el m'-
70, qued1 sugpendido entire las aqua
Y la carretcra,
Al m:smo TEMPO. rno de los much"-
chos que acompanahan al niiio Cha aDer'
perdio ell edriHbrjo. con Ia violencil
del chocue. y recibjendo un fuerte go
pc EN- Ia cabega. que lie prtv6 del seE-
lido, fuc q cacr al abismo de las aguaS,
yendose efondo Embellishments, pues
hahia perdido ell conocimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
EoCORRo, FOR FAVOR.

FL trick. como Ia espada dc Dame
cles, ae raI2nceaba entire las aguas del
no Ie csrrotera, amGnazaba con
caer pucnte ahato, apiastando c"ento
encontrara gu el trayecto. ST ol truck
So iba ri aqua. quien estuviese ahajp
perecia sir lugar dIdas.
Todo habia sido question de ssgnr-
dos. PERI nadie Sc oscapsba 10 immense
del peigro. qre corria el pequeno que
habis caido al rio. nj tampoco de quien
intentase sarvaTlc dc una muerte Sc.
sura.
En cl truck. y por los alrededores,
habia ruos cuantos hombres. fue~tes y
robrstos, de miIsculos de atleta. La n
fiey. sie:1pre en- momentos de psligro
recurTe al mas fuerte. Y el nifio Cha
bert reo,rri0 a aquellos hombres, Sc
hctto soccrTo per favor para su compa-
nero e;.e Sc ahogaba. Pero aQuellos
hombres con pechos varoni.es cora
z6n de f6mina, estaban acobardados, y
Sc contertaron con permanecer indife
rentes ante aquel espectacrlo de inner
te de hcrror.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

Ell seilOr LlOrens To-
rres desea que el S.
Tous Soto dicte 81
sentencia condenatoriia
contra la AIianza

OCbhUAe ~, Ava
sr. Don jose Tous Soto,
San Juan, p. r.
Distingrido companero:
HIucho me ha sorprendido en- su
carta la intemperante frase con que
I'd. me dice que voy a quedar como
un vulgar calumniador, en- el caso de
que no pueda fundamental las acusa-
clones que he formulado.
listed ha podido hacerme todas las
preguntas que me hace, sin incurrir
en- tai destemplanza de Amino.
Mas. va que usted anticipa esa
sentencia contra mi, 81 no logr6 fun
damentar mis- acusaciones, Sque fallc
dictara usted contra Ia agrupaci6n
Aliancista, 81 logro fundamentarlas7
5Cree I'd. que en- tai case esa agru-
paci6n seria digna de la confanza del
pueblo del electorado en- las pr6xi-
mas elecciones?
No le niego I'd. que mi proposi-
to, al hacerle tales preguntas, es obi
garle que sea usted mismo quien
d.cte la sentencia condenatoria.
Aguardando su contestacion estas
preguntas mias, antes de entrar 20
responder las suyas, me suscribo.
Muy alto. s s., y companero.
LUIS LLoRENs TORRES