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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

GHERIFF7S SALE-By virtue Of >
- writ Of g. IA. 50 mt directed issued out Of
the Court Of ChaDccry Of the State 81 New
Jersey, viii be exposed 10 sale al public ven
due, on
Monday. the 10th day Of April, 1925,
between the hours Of II O'Clock and S O'Clock
raj 1 o'clock, in the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court H0nse in tae Borough Of
to satisfy q decree OF said Court amount
ing to approximately s4,e7s.oo.
Alt hat tract or parcel of land and premises.
hereinafter particularly described, situate, iy-
ing and being in the Townships OF Millstons, IN
the County Of Monmouth and State Of New
Jersey
Beginning in the middle Of Empty Box
Brook al the corner of George d. Hornerfs
land, and rnnning thence III up the middle of
thereof to a corner of the farm late Of Samuel
Tantum, deceased, thence Ia along tie Tan
tnm line South forty-hve degrees West fifty
seven chsins and forty-eight links TO the mid
die OF Assinpink Brook, thence Isl down the
middle of Assinpink Brook, the several courses
thereofto another corner Of said Horner's land;
theace A along the said Horner's Easterlv
line North thirty-uine degrees East as the
needle pointed in 1879, twenty-eight chains
and six Inks to the beginning
Containing one hundred eight acres and
TWENTY-FIVE huudredths ofan acre.
Excepting and Reserving. there from aud
thereout ten acres of woodland.
Beginning on IHG second course OIiHe 1aUlum
line at large chestnut tree marked and a cor
uer also of a driitway. thence running the re
mssnder Of the second course aforesaid Son1h
forty-hxe degrees West to the middle OF Az,
sinpinkBrook, thence down the middle ofihes said
A~sSinpinkBrook, the several courses hereof 10 q
marked maple tree, thence inaNorahessterly df-
rectiona straight lin aud for the most part along
an open ditch 10 the place of b~eginHing.
Being the same premises as described in the
mortgage of Elmer Archer and Auna H. his
wife, to William H. Petty. dated April L,
1904, and recorded in the Monmouth
County Clerks Office in Book 400 page
asa.
Subject to taxes for the years 1923 and 1924,
amounting to approximately 5000.
Seized as the property of Ann H.
Archer et ais. AIKEN in execution at the sui
OF william H. Petty, and TO be sold by
JOHN H vANMATER. sheriff.
Dated March IS. Iszs-
CHARLES Il, ~ANeLRNAN, Solicitor.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Bv virtpa e :
- writ OF d, IA. TO me directed. issued ont If
tne County Common Pleas Cor~s -
the State Of New Jersey, will be exposed =
sale at public vendue. on -
Tuesday, the 2Sth day Of April 1925
between the hours of r. O'Clock ana : o,.,.
TAT o'clockl IN the afternoon Of said dav =,
Madison avenue, in the CITY Of Asbnrv !. ~
C&n1ty Of Monmouth. New Jersey ~ $3.50
a Judgment Of said Court smu1rt,ns ~ssay
p~roxi1nateiy $9ss.oo. "ap
Al the defendants right. little and ;rt.r.st
in and 20 the following: A interest,"
All that certain lot. tract or ,.~.
snd premises hereinafter particularly Sss-.:E
e. situate. lying and being IN the- Tan~a-
q Neptune IN the County Of Monunnth an
state Of New Jersey, known and des;r.s sna
lot No. rs as shown on man ef Fosts@ & s as
properly. whitesvlile. Nrrlune TOWNSHIP $3.50
r1ay o. , tewAEf H. Appleby and Rensarr
Sr~HLswoods and more particularly de-cr;hs5
BEGINNING at n point in the esst~r,v
Ans!Te avenue. distant eight hu1srea
1or1nerly from the intersection III - So
me q Anelye Avenne and the northerIy i;rsy
q Monroe Avenue al the uorfhrsss ane
Ineacc IN e~asteTly al right aneI~s = Sosnefs
ANease, one hundred six feet and sirfeen.sa~e
Win 49, tnsnee northerly aud parallel
~ NV 80 n1S.ss ASsnne nfty feet thence Isl wess.
Sltg ana parallel with the frst eor-a vs.
hundred SIX feet and sixteen h.cS-as oAe
tnr easLcrAy line OF Aueive Avenue. fts-- -
soutneFly along the easterIv 1ine ~ ~
avenue nfay Ieetto the place 81 b~eg;nnings1S ave
sei5sd As ne property Of Ella M. sm;,r -
Samss a. Erwin. and to be sold ~ 1S sur o.
JOHN H.kvAN MATFR So.
Dated March 50. roas. '
DURAND. WINS & CAKroN. Attorr.
[sIssol
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
United States District Court,
District Of New jersey.


IN the Mattero Of In Bankruptcy
Bankrnrs. J Notice Of sale
Pursuant with terms Of order of sale entered
herein, real estate belonging to the bankrupt
and hereinafter described, will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder or bidders
therefor. This property consists of a factory
building and is also known as "A Ford avenue,
corner Lloyd Street, Freehold, n. ].
Further terms and conditions of sale will be
made known at the time aud place of sale.
A ten per cent deposit viii be requircd from
the purchaser.
The sale will be conducted on the
zoTH DAY OF April, 1925
at 2 P. N. st the premises aforesaid.
Said real estate is described as follows;
Being lots ], 4, 5, As 6 u, IS, 70, 50. 81 and
"a, Block B, as shown on the man of lots at
Freehold, Monmouth County. New Jersey.
Antoni Suhoski. owner. made by William II,
Mount, November IS, 1913, and described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a point formed by the inter-
section of the s~outheriy side of Ford Avenue
on said map, thence III easteriy along south
er1y side of said Ford Avenue $50 feet; thence
[el southeriy parallel with Lloyd Street and
along the westerly line of lots number 7 and IS,
z47 feet to the northerly line of McDermott
avenue; thence fSl westerly along the north
criy line OF the said McDeTmott Avenue $50
feet to the easterly line of Lloyd Street; thence
l4l noftherly along the ~easterly iHe of said
LLOYD Street 24o feet to the place Of beginning.
Application to confirm said sale viii be sub
mitted to one of the Judges at the United
States District Court. District Of New Jersey,
in the Chamber of Commerce Bldg, 10 Bran
ford Place, Newark. N. J., on the 4th day of
May. 1926 at 10. 80 O'Clock in the forenoon. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can te heard
DAvID booker,
Attorney for Trustee.
75S Broad Street.
Newark, n. J. Isl lines st $r6-s.l
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
Taking a Hand.

On one occasion. at the conclusion
of a railway journey, a famous come
dian was seen to be going through a
performance with one nf his gloves;
and. on closer examination, it appear
ed to the observers that he was stuI-
ing it with cotton wool till it as
stunned the shape Of a human hand. He
then arranged it in front of his coat.
50 that it should appear 10 be one Of
his own. and he placed his railway
ticket between the fingers OF the dunn
my hand.
The train presently stopped, and the
usual cry. "All tickets ready" was
heard.
The guard took the ticket-and
the hand as well.
The guard was g robust man."
says the comedian. but he staggered
back IN a faint-shuddersng, and feeb-
" calling for smelling salts"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

G HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ of s ia. to me dirested, issued
out of The Court of Chsncery OF the State of
New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public
vendue, on
MONDAY. the 18th day Of MAY, 1925,
between the hours of u O'Clock and O'Clock
lat One O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, at
the oHhee of Snyder aud Roberts, First
Avenue, in the Borough of Atlantic Highlands,
County Of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy 8
decree of said Court amounting to
approximately &z,767-oo.
All that tract or parcel Of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate, ly-
ing and being in the Township of Middlefowu,
in the County Of Monmouth andState of New
Jersey.
Beginning at a point IN the Westerly side of
the public road leading from MiddIelopn to Bel
ford. known as the Old Plank Road. said point
being one hundred and forty feet and fifty
eight hurdredths Of a foot Southerly from for
merlv the division line Of Abigail Com pton and
Huida Compton and in the Southeast corner Of
formerly Sidney Applegate lots thence South
erlv, along the westerly side Of said plank road.
ninety-threc feet 10 lands Of John N. johnson,
Jr, thence l7I Westerly. along said Johnson
land and parallel with said division line; one
hundred and fifty feet to a stake; thence fsl
Northerly. and parallel with said plank road
niuetv-three feet to lands of said Apologize;
thence sf4I Easterly, along said Applegatess
Beginning Being the same premises conveyed
10 Samuel Henry Harris and wife by Charles
Everett Runy5E and wife, by deed dated Oc-
tober Il, 1916 and recorded IN the Monmouth
Connty Clerks Of5ce in Book 1850 Of Deeds
pages go. etc.
Seized as the property Of Samuel Henry
Harris etAis., taken In executicn at the
suit Of Dora Schnoor ard Charles Schnoor, Ex-
ecutors Of the Last Viii and Testament Of
Jacob Schnoor, deceased, and to be sold by
JOHN H. vANMATER Sheriff.
Dated April .. sezs.
SNxDER & RoBERTs, Solicitors.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

&HERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of g
~ writ of &. ia. to me directed, issued out
q tne monmouth County Common Pleas Court
soI tne state Of New Jersey, will be exposed
10 sale at public vendue, on
Monday, the 9th day Of April, 1925,
lat One o'clcck), in the afternoon of
said day. at the Court House, in the Borough
OF Freehold, County of Monmouth.
sm"5Jr slSey' 70 satisfy q Judgment of said Court
All the defendants right. title and interest in
and to the following:
A4lthose lots, tract or parcel Of land and prem
, nsts mere hsrelnaissr particularly described, si,-
aieiowns in the County OF Monmouth and
state Of New Jersey.
one l9il as shown on MAP No. l. Palmer es-
IHtes hesnsDuTg, N. ]. 1911. Gustave Maurer.
Eng. = Surveyor, Keyport. N. j.
neeinni1g at = pointin the northerly edges OF
warren place atthe southeast corner of lot No.
E,shty-nine 1891 OF the aforesaid Map: thence
4 nor heriy, along the easterly line of said lot
s ~ n1y.n,n ss9l one hnndredlrool feet 70 me
tne aforesaid Map; thence al ~easterly, along
ms southsrly lines Of Lots Nos. sixty-seven to7l
sna shxty-stx t66l of the aforesaid Map, City t5oJ
va otxne Aforesaid Map, thencelsl southeriy
song the westerly line Of lot No. ninety-two
edge Of said warren Place: thence al westerly
ssaSng .ns aorfheriy edge Of said Wares Place,
ming.
Fogetheuwith all land singular the houses, build
s.ss, trees. ways waters, profits, privileges
,ne advantages, with the appurtenances 10
MS same belonging or In anywise appertain-
Selzed asthe property Of George Clark aud
Seo.S Clark. taken tn execution at the suit
aud 10 be soidby
JOHN H. VAN MATER, sheriff.
pated March a.. roas.
soHNtP. LLoyD. Attorney.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue ola
- write of q. ia. to me directed, issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the State OF New
Jersey. viii be exposed to sale at public ven
due, on
Monday, the 9th day of April, 1925,
between the hours of ia and S O'Clock fat One
O'Clock ia the afternoon # said day. at the
Court House. in the Borough of Freehold.
County of Monmouth, New Jersey. to satisfy a
deciee of said Count. amounting to approxi-
mateiy A,S7o.oo.
An that tract or parcel of land and premises.
hereinafter PARTICULARLY described, Situate. "
ing and being in the township of Middletown,
in the County OF Monmouth. and state of New
jersey. Buited aud bounded as follows. viz:
On the northeast by lands of now or formerly
William v Wilson farm and others and
lands of 'Seabrook School district" on the
southeast by the public road lesdingfrom Goes
Corner TO the Shore or Steamboat wharf; on
the southwest by a public road leading from
the last named road to Wilson Avenue; and on
the northwesterly side by. Wilson Avenue.
Excepting and Reserving out of the premises
above described three parcels heretofore con-
veyed by Martha S. Griggs: the FIRST to William
Downes and wife by deed dated November 1
81 OF deeds. pages 50 &C.; second to Charles
J Rutt and wife b. deed dated Nov. +, Ioo7,and Re
corded in Book sISof deeds. pages3s7 &c;
third to Annie +. viering. wife of Frank
Viering by deed dated September 30,
1905, and recorded in Book ss6. pages 40 &c.
Excepting and Reserving however, out of the
- eooeS uCSeAioeu fos Known u
designated as Nos. a, A, As, i, u.s.. !, s, Is, ~.
20, ~, -, 20 at. a. 90, 81. 81, e. "a, IS. 50. 81,
80, al, AZ, 43. A. IS, %, 10. II, rs. 70, n. IS. So, 90,
qI.sz. oS 90, 81. oS. oo. 100, Io3 Io4. los. Io6. Ic7,
ioS l1o, I7I.S72. Izs. Iz4. las. Iz6 Iz7. IzS. I79.
$50, I3I: I37. l33, i34, IS5, I36. and 1877, on map
entitled Port Monmouthstract No. /, owned by
David H. Cosby" made by Herbert O. Todd,
Surveyor. in January, Eszi. showing I4o lots.
Seized as the property of David H. Cosby
g al taken IN execution at the suit of Mar
tina 5. Griggs, and to be sold by
JoHN:H. VAN MATER, Sheriff.
Dated March sIst. rozs.
WILSON & SMocK, Solicitors.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

GHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF a
writ OF f. IA. to me directed. issued out
If the Court of Chancery OF the State OF New
Jersey, will be exposed TO sale al pubic ven
due, on
Monday, the 10th day Of April 1925,
between the hours of II O'Clock and so'elock'
IA one o'ciock1, in the afternoon of said day
Is ne court House, in the Borough of Free
hold. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to sat
isfy a decree Of said Court amounting 10 APP
proxil.ateiy Sa,5z6.oo-
All those certain lots, tracts or parcels of
land and premises, hereinafter particular
IL described situate. lying and being in he
Townshipof Neptune. in the County OF Mon
mouth aud State of New Jersey, known aud
designated as lots numbers One Bundred aud
Fifty-hve and One Hundred and FifIN-six on
Man OF ROBBINS Addition to Asbury Park.
New Jersey, made by Mart Rogers, Civil En-
gineer, September, 1901, and hled IN the Mon
m ruth County Clerks Office and more partic-
ularIy described as follows;
Beginning at a point IN the easterly line OF
Fisher Avenue distant Three Hundred and sew
euty-seven feet and thirty hnndredths OF a foot
soufheriy from the southeast corner Of Fisher
Avenue and Spriugwood Avenue; thence III
southerly along the easteTly line of Fisher Az
euue Fifty ieet. thence l21 easterly alright
ANGLES to Fisher Avenue One hundred aud
fortv-seven feet and forty-nine hundTedtHs
ofa foot more or less. to the ~easterly line of
the whole tract, thence ~ northerlv along
the ~easterly line Of the whole tract, htty feet,
thence IA westerly and again at right angles
to Fisher Avenue, One Hundred and forty
seven feet feet and Sixfy-sevrn hundredths Of
a foot. more or less to the easterly line
Of Fisher Avenue, and the point or place Of
Beginning.
Seized as the property of W Thomas John
son ct TX, ct ais, taken IN execution at
the suit Of Barnett L. Calm, and 10 be odd by
JOHN H. VAN MATRR. sheriff
Dated March y. 1875.
WARD KRENER. solicitor.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
Was Some Hate

One OF The wives OF a Mormon
coming downstairs n morning met
the physician who was attending her
husband.
rs he very Hl?H she asked, anxious
~.
He is" replied the physician Il
fear the end is not far of
DO you Think. . she asked Il should
be at his bedside during his last mo-
menEs?"
Yes. but ] advise you to hurry.
The best places are already being
taken"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

The Chfis4Y GtTi-f5ow savaSeiy
that conductor Yields his baton!
The Harrison Fisher Girl( with a
smothered yawn)-I can sympathize
with him. Hes trying to kill time.
Mrs. Ayes, it was a great sale.
why, the a~uctioneer knocked down
over a hundred pieces of rare china
in an hour.
Mrs. z-Gracious. He almost
equaled the record of our maid.
''The caddie." said the beginner at
golf, telling his troubles. was 50
sarcastic and imDudent l felt like
cracking him over the head"
'Why didn't your" asked his friend.
swell-er-you see. l wasn't ire
which would be the proper club to use
for that purpose"
Congratulations. old man. l sup
pose you're tickled to death because
it is a boy
yves; in a few years now III have
an excuse for going to the circus
"And is she engaged TO the Count?"
"only tentatively. Nothing but an
option has been paid yet"
what do you think of the present
day styles?"
Il think they're all right. They
enable a poor girl to look just as
ridiculous as a rich girl"
Mrs. Hyup-I understood he was a
In DR.. Pullenl
Mrs. Hyer-Tn what respect9
Mrs. Hyup-I understand he was a
great bridge expert, but he was only
a dentist
"De rich man can't take his money
ter heaven"
"Lawd. no Eff he does kin git dar
hisseh he'll be lucky es q winner at
a boss race."
Son-Pop, won't you buy. me a little
boat to race with Willie Jones?
Pop-Wait till my ship comes
home, SONNY. and III give you that
Son-oh, but your ship is much too
slow.
Sayleigh-Miss Hits. pway don't
let my-er-eall intahfere with any
arrangements you may have. doncher
know. Just act as if .I-er-wasn't
heah."
Miss Hitts-0h. thank you, Mr..
Sapleigh Then III proceed to enjoy
myself.
Lawyer-When you served the pris-
oner. did he a his dinner With
gusto?
Hotel waiter-No. sir; he ate it
with Worcester sauce.
what did you enjoy most during
your vacation?'
Thinking about what a good time
/ was going to have when / got home.'
I'm make it a rule" he said, never
to tell quite all 1 know
Il have often wondered" she re-
piled, what made you so awfully
quiet"
"Your new butler seems ra.her
awkward"
For a butler. yes. But if he's a de-
tectiYe / think he does very wclI."
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
A Cornm,on Fata

at is q terrible thing" said the
prisoner, TO be known by q number
instead Of a name. and to feel that
ali my life / shall be an object OF
suspicion among the police"
"But you viii not be alone, my
friend" replied the philanthropic
visitor ~the same thing happens to
people who own automobiles"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

MY wife IL having a tough time
these days"
~As To how?"
Deciding which of the absolute
" indispensable articles she can
travel without"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
LITTLE LAUGHS.

The CaFist5 GiTi-FEow savageiy
that conductor Yields his batonl
The Harrison Fisher Girl( with a
smothered yawn)-I can sympathize
with him. Hes trying to kill time.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

GHERIFF'S SALE Ry virtue Of a
l. writ of f. ia. to me direc. \. issued out Of
the CourtEof Ctanctry Of the tate of New
Jersey, win be exposed to sale at public
vendue, on
Monday, the both day Of April, 1925,
between the hours of Il O'Clock and s O'Clock.
at One o'clockh in the afternoon of said day at
the Court House. in the Borough OF Freehold,
County of Monmouth. New Jersey, to satisfy
a decree Of said Court amounting TO an
proximately sI,oI7 90.
All the following tract or parcelof land and
premises hereinafter particularly described sill
uate. living and being in the Township OF How
New Jersey.
Beginning at a stone. planted in the sou,berlv
line f a tract OF Eve and 77-Ioo acres Quit
claimed 10 Rebecca, wife of Francis A. Meeiii.
by deedfrom Charles p. Megill and others dated
Nav 80, 1859, and recorded in the Monmouth
County Clerks Ofdce. in Book I6s of Deeds. ON
PAGES z4o,&c, distaLt two chains and thirty
and one-haif links OF a course north. eiekty-
seven degrees andthirty-six minutes west from
the southeasterly corner thereof, said begin
ming pointalso being the second and southwesf-
erlv corner Of a tract OF three and Ir-Tooo acres
qait-clsinaed to Jesse E.. MegiIl by deed from
said Marv A Bsittcn dated March - rsoe.
thence as the magnetic needle pointed n
lS6z. tI) north eight seven degrees and thirtv-
six minutes west. Que hundred tweutv-seveu feet
and seventy one hundredths Of a foot; thence
Ia north, two degrees and twentv-four minutes
east. one hundred and forty feet: thence IA
south, eightv-seven degrees fhirfv-six minrtes
rast. one hundred twenty-seven feet and seven
ty-one hundredths OF sfoot to the westerIy lin.
OF said A : II.Iooof Jesse e Megiil. eber~s
along said lot "a south. two degrees and tws1
ty- four minutes west. one hundred and fortv
feet to the place of beginning. Couta;ning
forty-one hundrcdths OF an acre.
Being the same tract Of land convevedto Marv
A. Brewer by Robert Britton and Lillian NJ
Briftcn, his wife. by deed dated January SIN
I27o, and recorded in the Monmcuth County
Clerks Office. in Book rIo3 Of DEEDS fov 80
county on page asa. SC. s~u
Seized as the property Of Mary A. Brewer sna
Joseph + Brewer. takeni in execution at the sn;f
OF Simon Geiger, and to be sold ~
JOHN H. VAN MATER. sheria.
Dated March IS, Iezs.
STOKES & M~cDBRMorr, Solicitors.
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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

~Ycu have 3 touch Of goat" said the
doctor.
Hold on" replied the patient,
don't say tha1. Just CAL IT rhsuma-
tisn. NY salary Is not On a gait
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

Mrs. Ayes, it was a great sale.
Why, the a~uctioneer knocked down
over a hundred pieces of raj china
In a - h,a,r
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

Mrs. Z-Gracious. He almost
equaled the record of NJ maid.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
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NHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a
writ Of e. IA. to me directed. issued out
If THE Court of Chancery Of the State of New
Jersey. will be exposed 10 sale at public ven
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16

GHERIFF'S SALE 8y virtue Of a
l. writ of f. IA. to me direc. II. issued out Of
the CourtEof Ctancery Of the tate of New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public
vendue, on
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
Isaa.s6I

Dated March sIst. Iozs.
WILSON & SMocK. Solicitors.
[ss linesl 5$72.s6l
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
Los CONSERVADORES

Quiere el progreso, pero siempre
que este en- contacto con La trai-
cior Y la costumbre.
81 Radical es todo 10 contrario,
anna las cosas nuevas. Sc tnclina a
avanzar demasiado rapidamente y
"a ir donde Quiera por Ell nero pla-
Ger de ir.
Ell radical sienpre esta diciendo
"Avancemos" mientras ell conser-
vador dice "Aguardemos un minu-
to-.
La mejor gclase de elector es la
que combina ambas cosas. No le
tiene miedo una cosa por ser nue.
va. pero no la adopta 81 no tiene
una conexion razonable con Ell pasa-
do. Hay que evitar los extremes, Son
.destructivos. 10 mejor es combinar
las tendencias conservadoras con
Las radicales usando el sentido CO.
NUN. 49, a.
Copyright, 1925, por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

I'm conservador es un hombre que
no adopta ninguna medida nueva.
Sc puede ser demasiado conserva-
dor y entonces no Sc progresa por
ell amor que Sc le tiene a las cosas
vtejas.
FL conservador tfpico es, por 10
tanto, cruel, injusto, mata al que
lie roba, lie arrebata La vaca y las
gallinas la viuda, quiere uevar a
La cArcel por deudas, abusa dc su
csposa y Sc emborracha todas las
noches. En- verdad raras veces Sc es
tan conservador como este y Sc cree
meramente en- un principle de des-
arrollo, es decir, que un arbol, para
dar frutas, necesita estar hgado
sus raices.
e. conservador verdadero cree con
James Bryce que ninguna institu-
ci6n puede toner mucha 1nfiuencia
en- la huinanidad 81 no tiene las raj
ces hondamente enterradas en- ell pa
sado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Fl TeSOrerO de Puerto RiCO...

RESOLUTION presentada en- La CANA
Ira, por el representative at-large,
selor Lastra ChArriez, en- la cual
aduce numerosos argumentos para
justificar su oposici6n a que Ell pro-
veto sea discutido en- esta asam-
blea legislative.
No obstante, a Ultima nora nos
hemos enterado. de que la Resolu-
ci6n del Lcdo. Lastra Charriez ha
rasado al seno de la Comisi6n de
Hacienda y que dicho ORGANISING
sera Ell encargado de determinar 81
debe o no ser considerable.
Mientras tanto, el Iider de La
minoria, senior Alfonso, sigue soste-
niendo su teoria en- Ell seno de Ia
Comisi6n, de que 81 en- Puerto Ri
co Sc obligara a pagar contribucio-
nes todos, sin exception, estaria-
mos en- condolences de sostener un
presupuesto de 19 millones de d6la-
res. Alfonso nos ha dicho que Ha-
waii sin tener nuestras fuentes de
riqueza sostiene un presupuesto de
24 mi1lones de d6lares.