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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
Simple Suggestions
to Help Motorists

You will reach the end of a
perfect day of motoring with
less WEAKNESS In your system
and fewer aches In your legs II
you will:
Feed gas with the hand throt-
tie control now and again In
stead of with the foot.
Hold your eyelids closer to-
gether when the road is wide
and the sun glaring.
Grip the steering wheel at DIFF
ferent points and thus change
} the position of your arms.
Run slower over rough roads
rather than hurry and try to
steer around the bumps.
Always shift to neutral when
stopping for traffic rather than
remaining in gear and holding
the clutch out, and use the hand
brake occasionally so as to rest
the right foot.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
BIG CHARGE FOR SPACE

Old Giles was suffering from lum.
bago and the doctor decided to paint
his back with some kind of tincture.
AS the doctor was leaving the house,
the old mans wife asked: "What'll
yer fee be?"
zone dollar, please" said the doctor.
"What!" cried the good woman, Isl
for painting my husbands back, and
| can get my whole kitchen done for
$3.50"
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
Another Universe

Harvard observatory reports not
.rnly the discovery but also the meas
urement of the most distant object
yet seen by man. It Is another uni
verse, but smaller than ours. This
gaint and nameless collection of worlds
In the constellation Of the Archer
nd Is six quintillion miles distant
rom our globe. 1t takes a million
pars for light to travel from there
the earth. The new universe APP
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
ON HEELS OF WEALTH

Friend-You know, my dear, poverty
treads close upon the heels of great
and unexpected wealth.
Mrs. Neurich-Aint 1t the truth
Don't you know l can't get out of my
car to go into a shop without some
beggar following me right in the door
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Age, there was an
all-night debate In
the house of COM
mons, provoked by
the Progressives. In
winding up the de-
bate Minister Ora.
ham reminded the
house that he him
self signed the first
contract and turned
the first sod. And
he said, In part:
"As to the project
itself, someone VIII
build the Hudson
Bay railway--and ]
am not going to
argue the question
of navigation and all
that sort of thing. l
have said time and
time again that the
construction of the
railway as q coloni-
cation road will be
valuable In that re-
spect, even If the
transportation end
were left out alto
gether. But I think
every member will
agree with me that
parliament as now
constituted is not
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
Using Caution

Old Rich Fellow-So you're going
to take my daughter from me with
out any warning?
Nervous Young Man-Not at all,
sir. If there is anything about her
you want to warn me Of I'm willing
to listen.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
Seizing ana Opportunity

Mrs. Tattle-Im rather hard to
please. Have you had much expert
ence as maid?
Applicant worked for Mrs. Neigh
Dor for six months before she and her
husband separated.
Mrs. Tattle-I'll engage you. Now
tell me all about 1t.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
No Economy

Mactavish-How Is young Sandy
getting ONT He took up journalism.
didn't he?
Donald-Och, aye. but they would
only let him write on one side of the
psper, and the waste broke his heart.
Leeds Mercury.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

~ eTpOUIg
That is question that is stirring
all Canada, setting the West against
the East and provoking all-night de-
bates in parliament.
There is seemingly no doubt at this
writing that the road will be COM
pleted-ln time. But whether 1t will
be completed as grain export route
or as a colonization and general car
rier road is apparently an open ques-
ton.
The Hudson Bay railway starts at
The Pas, Manitoba, on the Saskatche-
wan river, at the end of branch line
of the former Canadian Northern rail-
way, and runs to Hudson bay, north
least, almost as the crow flies, along
the Nelson river, to Port Nelson, near
the mouth of that stream. The length
of the line is 425 miles; 1926 have been
constructed to Kettle Rapids at cost
of $20,500,000. The estimated cost of
the remaining 100 miles is $5,000,O00.
Take look at the map Of North
America. Note that Port Nelson, on
the west shore of Hudson bay, Is al
most due north Of Chicago, and that
The Pas is almost due north of Omaha.
Now note the distance from The Pas
Tor Winnipeg) to Montreal, either by
all rail or via Lake Superior and
Georgian bay. In round figures the
saving in mileage by the Hudson Bay
road in respect to certain points is as
follows: Regina, 1850 miles Calgary,
C,15O; Saskatoon, 1,175 prince Albert
and Melfort, 1900 Then figure that
Port Nelson and Montreal are prac-
tically the same distance by sea from
Liverpool-3,000 miles. And finally
bear in mind that the Hudson Bay
road is government project. 1t is a
Nspart of the Canadian National rail-
%ways-a system of $4,000 miles which
the World war left on the hands of the
Canadian people. 1t was rushed dur
ing the early years of the war, but
work was discontinued in 1917.
Why, then, should there be any
question about the completion of the
new export route project?
That there is a question is shown
by two facts: The Engineering Insti-
tute of Canada is investigating
whether or not the project can be
made worth while as a measure Of ma
tional economy. Moreover, the house
of commons has refused to make ap-
preparation for its completion.
The terminal for transshipment to
vessels will have to be built 20 miles
up the Nelson river, say the engineers.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
Much Improved

Mrs. Flatbush-My husband sur
prised me very much tonight.
Mrs. Bensonhurst-And whyf
when he came home he was as pa
tient and good-natured as could be-"
"Of course. He'd been playing golf
all the afternoon with my husband,
and he probably lost all his temper on
the links. "-Yonkers Statesman.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

pears as a pin-head of light in the
largest telescopes. 1t was first dis
covered by the late Prof. e. K. Bar
bard but was photographed just re-
Gently. Heretofore the most distant
stars were supposed to be only $780,
600 light years away.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Real antiques and curios will be al
most unknown in China in few years,
according to collectors and dealers who
have returned from the Orient recent
". China, they declare, Is 5eipg rapid
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
Did You Know

That because gasoline evaporates
and loses it's pep" while standing, a
car that is stored for any length Of
time is quite likely not to start unless
encouraged with some fresh fuel7
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Customer want to buy three lawn
mowers
Dealer-You must have big place.
Customer-No, but l have two
neighbors. National Magazine of the
Hardware Trade.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
The Girl for Me

Any girl can be gay in a classy coupe;
In a taxi they all can be jolly,
But the girl worth while is the one
that can smile
When you're taking her home on the
trolley
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

This is one of those weeks when the
people at summer resorts begin to
write home about the winters coal
supply.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

"The brains of men," says the Path
finder, usually weigh more than those
of women" But sometimes it doesn't
mean anything.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

He-Congratulate me on my good
luck. My rich uncle has promised to
meet all my obligations.
She-Indeedl And will he marry all
the girls you've become engaged tor >.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Diner-I don't like all these flies at
the table.
Fresh waitress-W II yer'L Just
point out the ones yer don't Ike I'll
chase 'em out. N
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Paris reports shoes made up In a
combination of orange and red. They
are not intended, one trusts, for ex-
port.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

The man who first called INSTALL
ments easy payments" must have
chosen the phrase before he tried
making them.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

An authority says the unemploy-
ment crisis has passed. But not as
often as some fellows pass employ
ment.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

The need of accurate speedometers
for those who want to crowd the limit
to the last notch grows increasingly
apparent.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Mrs.-Did you give the baby his
soothing strip, dear?
Mr.-No, dear, / drank 1t myself. I
haven't slept for three nights.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

What annoys US during the season
of building political fences is the COM
slant sound of the hammer.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Here lie two men whom we agree
Have won the cut-glass bonnet:
The first of them blew out the gas;
The other stepped upon IL.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

The worst evil, next to swimming
in water that is too deep, is diving
into places that are too shallow.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Beware of the meek. They do an
unconscionable amount of whispering.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

Some girls marry in haste and re-
pent In a cheap boarding house.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19

The chief trouble with being a man
Is that shaving takes longer than
smearing on q little rouge.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
POOR FELLOW

Bug (who needs shave)-Oh,
shucks, l thought that was barber
pole, and It's stick of peppermint
candyl
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-09-19
,ey JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN
HALL Canada materializ

1ALL Canada materIalIze
it's dream of a generation
and complete the Hudson
Bay railway - a road
planned to connect it's
great western grain fields
with salt water at Port
Nelson and open a new
grain export route to Liv-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
sURoV0sf xAHDxRoVNAi
sLovENsKU.

Ma Slovensku zabite uz bolo 2:
robotnikov zandarmi cd prevratu
dl'a udania Pravdy Chudoby.'
Niektori Mich iste zabiti boil zar
darmi sebaobrane, ale i to it
smutne, re k tomu yobec doslo
Ze sa ma Slovensku nachodi mno
no zandarov, ktor1 su ozaj krve
zKnivi, podavame tn zapisnicu c
zavrazdeni robotnika Jana Sire.
d'anskeho vo Vel'kych Topolca.
noch, ako ju dodala Ctk.
Spisane boly diva protokoly s Q.
citymi svedkami. V prvom bolo ri,
stene, a ocitymi svedkami potvr-
dene, re diet a Sired 'anskeho sbie
sralo na poll len odpadkov1 repu
q re Sired 'ansky cetnikoyi vysvet-
loval, re diet "a nicoho neukradlo.
Cetnik videl V tomto jednanf mie-
SAME sa do hradneho Eykonu, pi-
skal o pomoc a chcel Sired 'anske-
no zatknut', ktory' ysak nim ne
schcel list na cetnicku stanicu, pre-
toze sd bal, re tam bude tryzneny.
,Cetnici chceli nato Sired 'anskeho
rasilim odviest' pri vzniklej
I 'ahanici bolo diet "a Sired 'anske-
ho umyselne udrene do oblicaja
pazbou. Konecne zapisali 81 cetnl-
ci memo odisi. Menovany robot
mix musel svoje diet a odyiest k
aekarovi, lebo slime krvacalo.
Ia chviliu prislo sest' cetnikov
"a znovu chceli odviest' Sired AN
skeho Ia cetnicku stanicu. V pro-
tokole sa tom vravi nasledovne E:
| t'Stred 'ansky sa branil, re s nj
mi nepojde IA, stanicu, ale re $
mimi pojde ma mestsky urad, na
stanici re by ho bill a tohe re sa
boji, ze nic neurobil atd'. Zatym
sa sislo viacej l'udl ii dosvedeu-
j1, re cetnici no chceli nasilim
yziat' na svoju stanicu a re keds
no nemohli tam dostat peso, chce-
Ii pouzit' ned 'aleko stojaceho vo-
"a, na ktory ho chceli nasilim ma
lott. On vSak skociI dolu a zno-
WI prehlasil, ze Ma cetnicku sta
nicu nepojde a mech no radsej Ia
bijn.
Jeho 14-rocny chlapec pre- Boha
prosil cetnikov, ably otecka pusti-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
UMELT CUKOR.

Zprava, re sa podarilo profeso-
row Balyovi V Liverpool vyrobit
cukor z kyseliny uhlicitej vo-
dy, vzbudila pochopitel 'nu pozor-
most nadeje, ze uz nebudeme od
kazani pri vyrobe cukru ia cukro-
vi repu a trst', ale toto ocakaya-
ME bolo pri najmensom aspon
predcasne. Objay Balyoy je sice
vedecky yel'mi zaujimayy, ale
prakticky aspon dnes celkom bez-
vtznamny, lebo k vyrobe umeleho
cukrA vo yacsom mnozstye spotre-
buje sa prilis mnoho energie yo
forme ultrafialovych paprslekov,
ktore cely tento yyrobny process
cinia nateraz nevyplacajdcim sd.
Balye pracoNal cely rad rokoy
na svojom probleme. Jeho synteza
cukru vyvija sa vo dvoch stup-
nocll: najprv vyrobi sa forbade
hyde z tkyseliny uhlicitej vody
p6sobenim ultrafialovych paprsle-
kov. Vyvija sa process, ktory je
znamy prirody, kde rastlinny Gu
kor vytvara sa 1cinkom chlorofi
lu. ZhuSt 'ovanie formaldehydu V
cukor prevadza sa potom reakclou
ktora bola znama uz pred 30 rok
mi mnichovskemu fyziologovi Ioe-
wow. Ale pri tom vsetkom objat
Balyoy je pokrokom Ia ceste k u
melej vyrobe potravin. Bolo by
vsak mono pouzit' umely cukor
V dennom zivote len vtedy, ked
by bolo mono ziskat' lacnejsie d
vo vacsom mnozstve energiu, kto
ra je potrebnd k vyrobe umeleho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
PoSTUP PozRBdK0VRJ RE
FORMY.

Prezident statneho pozemkove-
no uradu Viskovsly sdelil Y scho-
dzi Pozemkoveho dradu, re roku
1926 bude ma Slovensku a v Pod
karpatskej Rusi rozdeleno 100000
hektarov pody, teda diva krat
tol 'ko, ako roku 1924, pri com ne
majetni dostanu d 'alekosiahleho
nveru. Do konca roku 1924 bude
definitiyne rozdeleno 10000 ha.,
do konca roku 1926 bude spraco-
vane SO proc. celkoveho materia-
lu do konca roku 1927 bude po-
npkoya reforma v obidvoch re.
miach nplne preyedena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
i. Bozkayal i'm rnky a robil yset-
ko mozne, len ably otecka prepu-

Ii. Bozkayal i'm rnky a robil yset.
ko mozne, len ably otecka prepu.
still.
Cetnici, najma vsak cetnicky
nadporucik Tajchmann, bill ho pc
rukach a po tele retiazkami a
ked chlapee ami pc tychto ranach
neprestal cd prosenia "a otca, tu
chytil ho Tajchmann n hrdio a
udrel MIN o zem! Pri tom vsak
vliekli ostatni cetnici Sired an
skeho d'alej ku predu. Ked' no
dovlieki k blizkemu mnru, roz-
kazal nadporueik Tajchmann, "a
by zatknuteho pridrzali k mlru,
pri com no chytil "a prsia reval
la neho, ci $ MIN p6jde. Sired an
sky prehlasil, ze ma mestsky 1rad
pojde, ale ME na ich stanicu, lebo
sa boji bitia. Nato vytiahol Tajch-
mann svoj bajonet a vraxil ho Sire
d 'anskemu do ramona q dl'a w.
pevede ociteho svedka, Johanny
Hirschovej UDREL MA BAJO-
NET DIVA RAzY past 'ou, aby vai
kol hlbsie. Ked' pribehol k miestu
cinu DIR. Ada Viktor videl, co sa
robi, prehlasil: "To uz tax dale
ko tuna doslo?"@ -
Nadporueik Tajchmann ma neho
zareval, xe mu do toho mic, od-
sotil ho pre6. Nato Strsd' 6nsky
klesel X zemi a len teraz boil lelkar
k nemu pripusteny, ALE P0MOC
Uz B0LA; MARINA. tetnici nalo.
zili Sired 'naskeho mrtvolu ma voz
a odviezli ju do nemocnice.
Podpisan1 svedkovia: Hirscho-
va Johanna V. r., Mondek Stefina
V. r., Martis Maria V. T., Vonc Jo-
zef V. r., Luchman Maria v. r.
Robotnik Jan Sired 'ansky bol
odborove organizovany Csl. sva-
zu zemerobotnikov a lesnych ro-
botnikov a politicky bol organize
vany V strane komunistickej. Bol
vdovcom a zostavaju po nom styri
.nezaopatrene deti jedna star
ka, ktora pred casom wal "a svo-
ju. Najstarsie diet'a je 14-rocnI
chlapec. Sired 'ansky bol domovnl-
kom a zahradn1kom u okresn6ho
lekara dra A. Viktora vo V. To-
polcanoch a bol zachoValy a po-
vahy vel mi miernej."
Aka je ta robotnicka krv este
lacna V kraji!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
OSVEDCENIE.

ia nizepodpisana udkyna Odb.
GIL. v Youngstown, O. odvolavam
ysetky urazky na ctiutrhania ma
Sim uradnikom, ktore som mojou
nerozvazitost 'ou zapricinila. Ably
mi to odpustili.
Jozefina Cudnovskyy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05

OPRAVNENi ZASTUPCOVIA
NASICH NOVfN.
Jozef Maruskin, 267s Hunter
Ave. (kolektor).
Jozef Martinko. krajclrsky 90:
chodnik, % North Watt st. A
s. M. Koval, obchodnk, 900
Parkman ST., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, Ga
Short ST.. East YOUNGSTOWN.
Michal Rovnak, r. +. Il. No. 2,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05

Newton Falls, Ohio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03
Parece que M. Henry
W.Dooleyyelcandidato...

tado por unos cuantos que sc
asignaron a 81 mismos la repre-
sentacion de nuestro pueblo, para
venir al partido que probablemen-
te triunfe en- las elecciones, a pc
dir cosas que ell million Y medic
de habitantes de Puerto Rico no
ha pedido nj tampoco las dcsea,
pues ell gobierno Territorial que
es 10 que ellos pedian, en- vez dc
beneficiar, mas bien perjudicaria
nuestra isla segun palabras tex
tuales del insigne hombre puhi-
co y reputado jurisconsulto por-
torriqueno, ell Licenciado Jose de
Jesus Tizol, como me 10 explicd
establishments por medic de nd-
meros y estadisticas, que no
mienten, en- uno de sus viajes a
Nuevas York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03
FamOsos pelOterOs....
Continuation de la Ia. pagina

citando cabida en- su team excur-
sionista. Uno de ellos ha sido va
aceptado.
Duke Landgraf dndase con
cuidado. En- primer lugar, quiere
formar ell mejor team possible pa
ra la excursion, porque este ano
encontraran fuerte oposicion ALA.
Y desea, al mismo tempo, retener
todos los que sean possible de su
team actual, Y ha manifestado
tambien que entire los jugadores
habran dos iugadores de primera
clase, bona fde, del Lehitg Valley.
De acuerdo con este. no habran
muchas oportunidades para los de
las Grandes Ligas.
Owner Landgraf, sin embargo,
ha asignado a Dick Hoblitzel, la
antigua primera base del Cinci-
nnati Boston Sox, para que ocu-
pc ese mismo puesto en- ell team
eXcursionista. Dick Deigham,
quien juega basket ball durante
el invierno ha dicho que Sc que
dara otra vez en- este invierno iu-
gando basket, ocupando lHohlit-
eel su lugar. Este dirige actual
mente ell Reading International
Ball Club.
FL team y sus acompanantes
saldran en- enero s. La Red "D"
Line, que hace el servicio entire
Puerto Rico y Nueva York, ha
construido un nuevo barco, ell
"Carabobo", y es en- este que ell
grupo local partira en- enero.
Landgraf ha manifestado que el
buque en- que viajaron la otra vez,
en- calma, estaba bien; pero que
parecia una cascara de nuez Ell
| aguas agitadas, Y que el nuevo
barco es mucho mayor y mejor.
Landgraf esta en- continua CO.
municacion con la isla del Sur, Y
el promoter de se-ball en- la isla
le ha informado que el entusias-
mo por la pelota sc extiendel por
toda la isla con la rapidez del fuc-
GO. I'm nuevo parque de baseball
ha sido construido en- Arecibo, una
pequepa poblacion de la isla, y
atrae enorme publico. En- la epo-
ca en- que los "Dukes" Visitaron
Arecibo no tenia team de pelota,
V por 10 tanto sus habitantes per-
dieron la oportunidad de verlos.
Ahora, sin embargo, Sc enfrenta-
ran con Arecibo, Ponce, San Juan,
Maracaibo, V otros teams de la
isla, ademas del "Cuban Stars"
que ha iugado aqui, y que jugara
varios desaffos en- Puerto Rico.
(Del "Allentown Chronicle")
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

cadas asi, y Sc han dirigido por
cartas al periodico protestando del
articulo de Stefansson.
1.-En primer lugar, Stefans-
son declara que el Polo NOrte no
es el lugar mas frio de la terra
como mucha gente Sc magma.
Existen sitios en- los Estados
Unidos y en- Siberia donde ell frio
es mayor que en- ell Polo Norte.
La temperature en- ell Polo nun
ca baja de 60 grades. En- Monta-
ma los term6metros han registra-
do temperatures de go grades, y
en- Siberia hay sitios donde a me-
nudo alcanzan 70 y so grades, y
en- cierta OCCASION ha sufrido una
temperature de SO grades, que son
80 grades baio la temperature
normal del Polo Norte.
2.-Ootra creencia popular es
la de que los avestruces ocultan
la cabeza en- la arena. Esta su-
perstici6n, dice Stefansson, ha
perdurado por miles de amos, pc
ro existe solo entire las razas POGO
familiares con las costumbres del
avestruz.
FL Cororel Roosevelt ha relata-
do a Stefansson que cuando el es-
tuvo en- Africa investigo diligen-
temente entire tOdos los negros
que conocia 81 ellos habian visto
alguna vez a los avestruces ocul-
tando la cabeza en- la arena. Nun
ca habian dido tai cosa Y por el
contrario expresaban el mayor
respeto por la astucia de estos
pajaros.
listed ve-dijo el CoroneI
Roosevelt-y esos negros no har
tenido nunca las ventajas de Ia
cducacion americana.
Es muy razonable suponer que
81 los avestruces fueran tan es-
tdpidos como sc les supone, ha-
brian sido todos 'presas de los
otros animales de rapina.
3.-Otra de las costumbres que
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Rico 81 triunfaba su candidatura.
En- cuanto a la exigencia de
Mr. Dooley para ser nombrado
Gobernador, agregan, todas las
personals conocedoras de las am
biciones de Mr.. Dooley, que el
nunca hubiera pedido otra cosa.
pues este es ell unico ideal que ha
acariciado durante ell ultimol Guar
to de Siglo que ha residido en- la
Isla.
Sc comenta ademas, que 81 re-
sultara electo Presidente de los
Estados Unidos Mr.. Davis v este
nombrara a Mr.. Dooley Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico, este traeria
graves consecuencias para la is
la, pues es logico que Mr.. Dooley
ha tenido que hacer muy buenas
promesas ofreciendo puestos a la
camarilla que le acompano a la
Convention Democratica a repre-
sentar Puerto Rico sin iamas
haber obtenido la debida autori-
zacion de los Portorriquenos; V
esas promesas para ser cumplidas.
Mr.. Dooley tendra que ejecutar
su voluntad sin el consentimiento
y sin ell apoyo del Senado,-lo que
equivale a levantar una nueva
| crisis v un caos como el que su-
frimos recientomente bajo los des-
aciertos del Tiranuelo E. Mont.
Reilly.
Sehales de malos tiempos son
todos los augurios, Y nuevas lu-
chas seran las que tendran que
afrontar los senores Antonio R.
Barcel0 y todos los dirigentes po-
liticos de la isla 81 no tratan de
destruir el que Sc lleven a feliz
realizaci6n las ambiciones de Mr..
Dooley.
El tema del dia en- Nueva York
son las elecciones de los Estados
Unidos y ell nombramiento de Mr..
Dooley para Gobernador. Este te-
ma data desde la reciente Conven-
| clOn Dem0cratlca en- ell Madison
Square Garden en- Nueva York,
donde Sc reunieron 1903 delega-
dos con voz Y voto y otros 1898
delegados suplentes en- una mag
ma Asamblea para discutir y de-
liberar cuestiones de trascenden-
tai Y vital importancia para esta
nacion y para el mundo entero,
pues ALI Sc nombraria el candi-
dato la Presidencia de los Es-
tados Unidos. Por esta raz0n, es-
taban todos los Estados re-
presentados Y tambi6n los Terri
torios Y Posesiones del TIC Sam !;
por consecuencia Puerto Rico es-
taba representado; pero represen-