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The Washington times., 1925-07-10
sUBURBAN PROPERTY IOs

RIvERDALE, Md rooms; 9. m. i;
nearly new; $500 cash, $3.50 par
month. w. A. Edelblut. Jackson
Ave. one block east Of Boulevard:
RUNGALow-5 rooms & bath: eiec..
gas q water: small cash payment.
Cali Hyatts. 9ss afteE z 2. n: --.---
TELL, me your real estate troubles. y.
IS. Coffman, Ballston. Va Clar: lob.
s-RooM and bath bungalow; .. m. Z;
$1,000; $500 cash andN $SS month
No 80 Pine Ave. corner Elm Ave-
The Washington times., 1925-07-10
WATERFRONT PROPERTY 1Ol

FOR NCoLoRED-choice water front
lots 80 miles from Washington, over
good Maryland roads; superior, re-
tricted location: 800 and up; weekly
terms II desired. North 1o4o2.
The Washington times., 1925-07-10
Real Estate for Sale
HOSES

pAome. classstied ADS 3 Main $3.50
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-09-17
Prontsing Boy Musician

James Whitehead, a youth of twelve
in Morecambe, England, recently de-
feated 80 adults in a violin competl-
ton. He was pronounced a musical
marvel by the judges who sat enc
tranced by his music and thevfaciHity
with which he played. He plans to
follow a musical r
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-09-17

Oliver st. John Gogarty, noted in
his native Dublin as a wit and satir-
list, has been at various times a poll
tician. a physician and a writer. AS a
senator of the Irish Free State, he was
captured by insurgent forces and was
forced to swim the icy Lihey to save
his life. Escaping to London, he be-
came a physician, and upon his return
to Ireland produced a volume of verse
that won the poetry prize atsthe Irish
games. Critics Of Gaelic verse place
him with Yeats and Joyce.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-09-17

No-Nox is eua<an-
iced TO be no o
harmful to naan on
motor than oruF-
nary gasoline, and
rs prtoed onlJ three
cenfs per gallon
higher than that
6oOdGUEF gasoline
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21

New Model, bolt action, Winches- ter Rifle. Just eceived-Graefs. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21

steamer Yukon.
 The fish cargo from the RedondO was transferred to the Yukon for shipment Outside, and following talk ing aboard of about 250 tons of gen eral cargo for merchants to the West ward the Redondo left port, on the return trip, this morning. A num- Der of local reservations were made for the Westward trip.
 The incoming list was as follows:
 From Shuyak Straits-Miss Pau line Brown.
 FromUganik-M G. c. Tender son, A. w. Marshall, c. Lind, Mrs. c. Marken, Mr. Marken, o. Welman, N. Gale, F. Morson, P. Marovich, Mrs. c. Engelem, N. Johnson, R. Burrows, R. Holmes.
 From Uzinki-John Wollan, H. M Smith, Jno. Wilhoit, A. Truesdale, c. c. TruesdaIe, L. B. Brandricksen, w. J. Belduke, M. Oien, A. Ritchie, MT. and Mrs. Al. Rue, Miss Ricksheim, Miss Hjella, E. Caraco.
 Kodiak-T. F. McConoughy, Capt Jno. Strom, H. A. Howe, Tom Van Schrela.
 Seldovia-A. G. Carlson, Miss Hal verson, Miss Mcdonald, Mrs. 'McDo- chard, M Hanson, Miss L. Hanson, Miss R. St. Ann, Miss A. Anstrum, T. Dochard, c. H. McDonoughy, Jno. Fraser, Sam Youden, Alex Riddell, Jas. Smith, Jas. Roucett, Jno. Miel- son and Eric Ommundsen.
 Redondo passenger list outbound l from Seward:
 For Seldovia-N. E. Boomhauer w. w. Kaiser, c. M. Matherson, James D. Graham, Emma Neilsen and Erie 1 da Nielsen.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
APPLICATION FOR PATENT United States Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska, September 8, 1925.
 Notice is hereby given that James Wickersham, of Juneau, Alaska, as signee of Joseph Hommell, and John F. Mullen, has filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska, his appli- cation to enter under Sections 2306 and 2307 Revised Statutes, Lot 4, Section 35, T. s. R. 13 w. s. M. Serial 06476 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described should file their adverse claims within the period of publication, or thirty days thereaf- ter, or they will be barred by the pro- visions of the Statute.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN,
 Register. First Publication Sept 19, 1925. Last Publication Oct. 24, 1925.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
WILL ASK RESERVATIONS OF
 PHYSICIANS OF ASYLUM

NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 21 (P)-Res- ignation of the asylum physicians who permitted Harrison w. Noel, alleged murderer of four and held under in- dictments, to leave the asylum on pa- role without consent of his superiors, will be asked by the next county board. Sanity proceedings will be con- duced against Noel after his arraign- ments on indictments.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
MANY PEOPLE
 AREON REDONDO
 FROM WESTWARD
LARGE CARGO HERRING TRANS FERRED TO YUKON FOR
 SHIPMENT STATES.
Many Head of Cattle Aboard
Vessel Departs This Morning On Regular Weekly Trip To
 the Westward.

With one of the largest incoming passenger lists of the present sea son and capacity load of barreled herring, 900 tons, also 34 head of cattle, the steamer Redondo of the Alaska Steamship Company, arriv- ed in port yesterday morning from her regular Westward trip. Prac- tically all of the passenger departed for the South this morning on the
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
RADIO STATIC OVERCOME

CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (P)-Static, the greatest obstacle in radio communi- cation, has been overcome by a dis covery made by two Chicago anna teurs. It was announced that this was accomplished by picking up ground waves instead of the waves that pass through the ether.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
MISS AMERICA" CHOSEN

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 21 (P- Miss Fay Lanphier, who has twice won the title of Miss California, won the title of Miss America at the beau ty contest here at which all states were represented
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
COM. RODGERS BE IGNORED

HONOLULU, Sept. 21 (P)-It was suggested today that the new airport in Honolulu be named in honor of Commander John Rodgers was made today by A. w. VanValkenberg, an official of the Honolulu Chapter of the National Aeronautical Association
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
MITCHELL SAYS HE IS
 RESPONSIBLE FOR ARTICLE

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 21 (P) Full responsibility for criticism of the Army and Navy Air services credited to him in newspapers was accepted and an original copy of the charges were forwarded to Washington, Col. William Mitchell told reporters here today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21

MT. and Mrs. Benjamin w. Hahn, residents of Pasadena, Calif., who have been in the Interior for the past month on a big game hunt, de parted for the States this morning on the Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
FUND STARTED BY CALL

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21 P)- The Call today started fund with which to present the members of the PN9-1 with fitting memento of their exploit.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21

SUITS PRESSED from 15 to 20 min utes with Sanitary Hoffman Press er-Phone Madison 103.
 JORDANS VALET SERVICE
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
HUSBAND UNDER SUSPICION

WINTON, Ia., Sept 21 (P-The husband of Mrs. Myrtle Cook, former president of the w. c. T. U., who was assassinated recently, is under sur veillance of plain clothes men.
Evening star., 1925-09-16

minister to him, and Miss Gillett,
hearing what had happened. anncunc-
ed herself as a trained nurse. He
has acknowledged that saved his life
in France" she said. Il think you
had better let me go to him now"
The sergeant thought so. too, and
gave permission. His assistant and
Rawdon Wells together carried Haste
who looked like dead man-from
the chair to a great Chesterfield sofa,
where Miss Gillett directed them to
lay him down fiat-no cushion under
his head"
Meanwhile, the police investigation
had to go on and was therefore trans
ferred to another room-one adjoining
the great library This was known as
'Sir Rawdons den," but. in prepara.
ton for guests and his departure for
America, it had been Strengthened al
most to primness Of order.
Anson gave precedence to such Wit.
nesses as he thought likely to possess
the most valuable information. and In
this order the new butler, Marianti,
came first. 1t was he who had seen
one of the wall panels In the music
room open, and had stepped through
into the tapestry boudoir. where he
had discovered the biood-stained foot
print and other marks. He was the
ideal servant, though a foreigner, An
son thought. and far more worthy OF
his place at Hidden Hall Court than
his predecessor had been. The latter
had often strolled into Ardry-le- Mare,
"a SNUG, smooth-faced old toad" the
police sergeant apostrophized him
mentally in retrospect, and with no
end of an opinion Of himself. He had
put on airs with his equals and
cringed to his superiors. No one had
liked Davis, but 1t was supposed that
he had been kept on because OF long
service with Sir Rawdon's father.
Everybody had been surprised when
he left, and the rea son for his going
was unknown. But the change Vas
all for the good, it seemed. and Anson
silently admired the dignity of Mari
anti, his reluctance to utter any word
which might incriminate Sir Rawdon
and the evident pain he suffered when
the latter volunteered to measure the
size of his own boot with the red foot
print on the floor.
The fine. old face under it's thatch
of white hair almost shriveled with
dismay when the boot on Sir Rawdon's 8
foot fitted the crimson outline with
out a fault Marianti uttered a kind
Evening star., 1925-09-16

of gasping groan. as IL he blamed him.
self for not washing away those tell
tale traces before they could incrimi-
nate the last of noble family.
by Jove, 1t flts!' exclaimed Raw
don. This makes things rather Sc
rious for me-unless Eve--Mrs. Haste
is found alive and well. I can't help
believing she will be. That anything
should happen to her-in my house
would be too horrible. But there's a
plot of some sort against me. That's
certain now-what with the burned
boots and the bones In the furnace
where / swear there was nothing of
the sort when put in the leather bag.
And now this footprint! 1t must Rave
been made with boot or choe Of
mine. But when the expert in finger
prints comes down from Scotland
Yard-thank heaven that'll be another
Evening star., 1925-09-16

story. People can't initiate ones I'm.
ger prints, can they?"
II don't think so, SIR" said Anson.
Then shall be cleared. The finger
marks will be a clue leading in some
other direction. Where, we can't see
yet
mo sir. we can't see yet" repeated
the sergeant. But his heart was heavy
as he took down his notes. He saw
trouble ahead. He couldn't bear to
believe Rawdon Wells guilty of q Pc
culiarly repulsive crime, and yet-and
yet-that suggestion Of plot"
sounded somewhat far-fetched
Evening star., 1925-09-16
Who Stole the Bride? And Why!
, The Night Of the Wedding g
By c. N. and A. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
o The and other fascna
o
onpa

Kennedy Haste. married to Eve Carroll. a
charming and rich girl is starting the honey
moon at Hidden Hall Court. 1t is gloomy
and legended castle. lent to the bridal pair
by Sir Rawdon Wells. an unsuccessful suitor
for Ewes hand
Evening star., 1925-09-16

Introduction of American "sales
service" into India by statesmen from
this country has made a hit.
Evening star., 1925-09-16

CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Evening star., 1925-09-16
TESTING THE EVIDENCE.

~ SHALL be obliged, sir, if you'll
80 come, too" he said. when
| Wells curtly proposed that
Il Capt. Haste should explain
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10

taS novecentistas, que hicieron su
labor de echar un lado Ell romanti-
cismo falso de los trovadores del 81
glo XIX, Sc ha esperado una poesia
nueva, una poesia plena de color,
una pcesia que cante la Naturaleza
y Ia Vida, una poesia que venga a
sistitLir la emocion sentimental con
Ia emoci6n intellectual, una poesia
sin ritmos exteriores ST henchida
de imagenes-la imagen es todo-
que de la vision caricaturesca. Esta
poesia la realiza EvariSto Ribera
Chevramont en- estos poemas a Pa
ris, en- los cuales este poeta nueStro
alcanza un estado de consciencia IL
rica superior, rlasmando en- orienta-
Goras formas de arte ell alma de la
gran ciudad con sus miltiples emo
clones. "Poemas de 10 Gracioso y 10
marca acknowledgements
una nueva era en- la literature de las
A1ltilias.
Esa es en- sintesis, nuestra edici6n
dominica de mafiana, una de las me-
jores. acknowledgements, que ha publ
cadc hasta ahora Ell MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
TCDAS LAS NUEvAS LINEAS
DE LA IONA ESTE DE MARRUE-
cos HAN sIDo REsTABLECIDAs

PARIS. enero 8. Omitted Press.l
- Despachos de la United Press
enviados desde los cuarteles genera
les de Tetuan por cl general Primo
de Rivera, anuncian aue todas las
ruevav lineas de la zona Este de
Marruecos han sido totalmente res
tahiccicas por los espafioles.
En- un telegrama que envia desde
MarLecis, afiade- "nuestras tro-
paG Sc hallan en- possession de todos
los rantos estratsgicos de esta 20
ma = con una firmeza heroica sos
tienen vslerosamente Ell fuego gra-
nizado del enemigo". 'Todas las
comunicaciones con Ceuta, Tangier,
Rio Martin y Benkarrick son fiel-
mento guardadas por nuestras tro-
pas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
TOdavia no ha pasadO
el peligrO de Ia pes
te bub0niCa en- Puer-
to Rico
La iSla eSta en- COnStante COmuni-
caci0n con los pUertOs infestadOs

Aver nos encontramos con el doc
tor del Vale, de la Sanidad Mariti-
ma. quien preguntamos ell estado
da Ia peste bubonica en- Nueva Or.
leans Y la posihilidad de una vista
tan POGO deseable nuestra isla.
FL doctor del Vale nos mostr6
una nota contentiva del n1mero de
ratas infestadas que han aparecido
en- Nueva Orleans hasta la fecha,
las cuales solo llegan tres atrapa-
das en- una mIsma zona de la ciudad.
A preguntas nuestras, Ell DR.. del
Vale nos dijo que ell peligro de un
brote epidemico no habia pasado to-
davia, a causa de que Puerto Rico
esta en- constante communication con
puertos infestados, Y pudiera suce-
der que pesar de las estrictas me-
didas que Sc adoptan para prevenir-
nos del NAL ocurriese la desgracia
de que cualquier intruso marino, pro
ce5ente de puertos infectos, negase
a ruestras playas a brindarnos Ell
contagio.
I'll todos los puertos del medite-
franco, asi como en- Mejico. Islas
Azores, Nueva Orleans, ETC., nos dir
10 don Pedro, existe ell terrible NAL.
Por fortuna, la vigilancia que Sc
ejcl,e es rigurosa Y clio no dara
lugae a que ell NAL nos visite.
Los barcos que vienen de estas
procedencias son sometidos a drras
prnebas en- nuestro puerto, y las ra-
tas que Sc cogen a bordo pasan en-
seguida los donlinios del DR.. Ca
rri6n, Quien Sc encarga de abrirle el
vientre registrar sus entrafias en-
busca del temible y va popular ba-
cilns pestis.
Hasta la fecha ninguno de esos
examenes ratoniles ha dado resulta-
do positive, y Dios quiera que MIN
glro 10 de, va que clio serfa una nue.
w calamidad que caeria sobre ell
pals.
Tenemos entendido que la Sanidad
ha organizado un buen servicio po-
liciaco para impedir que los barcos
que vienen de tales procedencias
permanezcan sin guardarratas y de
noche sostengan ninguna clase de co
mnnlcaci6n con TERRA.
La cosa, como Sc We, es mas i'm
portante que 10 que Sc creia, y SO
cree Que no deben escatimarse es-
fuerzos hasta no asegurar de una
manera definitiva que la horrorosa
cpidemia no ha de tocar Puerto
Rico en- esta OCCASION.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
VORAZ INCENDIO EN- PONCE.
Ell SINIESTRO Sc DECLA-
RA EN- UNA RESIDENCIA
-UN DEPOSITO DE DINA
MITA

Nuestro Redactor especial en-
Ponce, Sr. Ramirez Brau, nos in
forma que en- dicha ciudad Sc de-
claro un voraz incendio anteno-
che.
Serian las diez de la noche, cuan
do Ell publico Sc di6 cuenta de
cue EN- la residencia del Sr. Faus-
tlno Fuertes, sta en- la calle Ma
yor Castillo, Sc habia declarado
un violento incendio que amena-
zaba con destruir las casas con-
tiguas.
Los bomberos ponceiios, que GO
zan de bien merecida fama en-
nuestra isla, Sc trasladaron in
mediatamente al sitio del sinies-
tro, con1batiendo efcazmente las
amenazadoras llamas.
POGO despues, ell fuego Sc ha-
bia extendido un almacen con-
tiguo, donde Sc venden bicicletas
y efecteS para las mismas.
Frente al sitio del sinistro, Sc
reunio una multitud compuesta
como de 1000 personas. Entire los
habitantes de la Gale incendiada
reinaba la confusion y ell espan-
to. Ell tenor de los vecinos era
mayor al darse cuenta de que
pocas casas mas ALA habia un al
macen, donde estaba depositada
una gran cantidad de dinamita.
Afortunademente, los bomberos
consiguieron localizar Ell incendio,
sin que ocurrieran mas perdidas.
No .hubo desgracias personales
que lamentar, exception del con-
siguiente susie que causa ura
confagracion de esta clase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10

Por estar de viaje no habiamos
contestado al Sr. Gonzalez Lamas
la alusi6n que nos hizo en- su ar
ticulo LA Enmienda XVIII", Pc
ro, nunca es tarde.... Es !amenta-
BILE y hasta casi deSgraciado en- ell
sentido americana del vocablo, que
el catedratico Gonzalez Lamas en-
una question tan importante y de
tanto interes p6blico, como la que
debatimos, haya hecho una diere-
sion para hablar del "honroso" IT,
tulo de abogado. Ell honor del IT,
tuio no viene al case. AL p1blico
no lie interesa mucho quienes son
los que discuten, nj cuales son sus
tltulos, pero, ST lie convene saber
del asunto, sobre todo, ST Sc ira
ia con propiedad y correction. Di-
20 dlcho senior: "Sin que yo pre-
tenda desautorizar ell juicio de los
que no especializan en- estudios iu-
rldlcos' me parece innegable que
Ia question tratada por el Sr. So
70 Gras es esencialmente una cues
tion de Derecho, de donde resnlta
que Sc coioca en- una posici6n de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
Las gEGocIAcToEEs CONFER
GALES PRANco-ALEbIAEAs
EAn SIDo Ulg DEsAsTRE

RERLIN. enero Q. Omitted Press.)
-Hasta ahora Ia culminado en- un
gran desastrs las negociaciones cue
~ venian Ilevaado a cabo entire
Aismania y Francia con el Fin de re-
dsetar an tratado eomercial que be-
nefieiara a ambas naciones.
Lfuchos diarios han pedido al Go
bierno que estas conferencias sean
susp;ndidas va que NADIA practice
desnues de dos meses de discusiones
se ha sacado de elias. Sin embargo,
n. Trendelenburg, secretario de Es-
tado, Sc opone abiertamente a que
las conferencias franco-alemanas
sean snspendidas por parte de Ale
mar.'. Isl estas llegaran a suspen-
deise cue sea de parte de Francia,
quo hasta ahOra no ha dejado pros
perar estas debido a la intransigen-
cia en- que Sc In encerrado". decla-
70.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
ULTIMA HORA
IMUssoLINI AsEs1NADo?

LoNDRES, enero 9.-"El I'll
mes" acoge Ell rumor, procedente de
Paris, segun el cual Mussolini, fue
muerto tiros a medic dia de hoy,
frente NJ Parlamento.
PARIS. 9.-"EI Temps publica
I'm despacho de Roma desmintiendo
la noticia.
LoNDRES, 9.-Ha prdducido ex-
traordinaria sensaci6n ell rumor, que
circula con insistencia, referente al
asesinato de Mussolini.
ROMA, 9.-E1 Gobierno desmien-
te oficialmente la noticia difundida
por les peri6dicos de Europa, refe-
rente a la muerte de Mussolini.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
MANANA DE REYES

Como es costuInbre tradfcicnaI
nuestra querida amiga Teresisa
Mangual de cestero, reuni6 slos
mas pobres nihos de la ciudad ys.sus
barrtos frente a su residencia, gar
Francisco AZ, y era dc Ievanterse
el corazon, al yer Ell grnpo ara
do por ella sonreir al adquirir~ uil
juguete, un traje, unos zapatitos y
unos dulceS.
A ochocientas veinte Y dos tIIs
garon aquellas criaturas Y ttdas
salieron compIacidas
Era una trocha de personftas in
families las que invadieron4 aaUo1
trozo de calle para alegrar .aua IN
mas y eran recibidas nlaternalaea
to. no solo por el haiago Dc ssga
los, 81 que tambien por Ia duiznra
de la entrega.
Migdsia les hace comprenaer g
esos nifios como deben agradecer q
sus amigos, esa elegria de Is Ma
fiana do Reyes, y para cada uno
de los que ella Sc acercab en-
ayuda de su causa, hace quo 50 ia
vante una bendici6n.
Quiera ell cielo conceder n1es.
ira amiga largos a1os para cve
pueda siempre halagar Ia infaaf5a.
'conservar la tradicion y encoutr
en- corazones bien justos, Ia res
puesta que la hace tan feiz al a-1-
pansionar su alma por medic so
la carload Ell amor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
Ell Presidente Coolidge conferenciia
con preemineries ciudadanOs para
adOptar medidas drasticas contra
los cOntrabandistas
In professor aIeman ha descubiertO un nuevO cOmeta
one sera visible dentrO de POGO
husson Sc ObgadO apear Ia eza armada para eVitar
mOvmieacs reOucOnaTos dada Ia agtac6n pOca renante

WARRINGTON. enero Q. (Um-
TED ess.l-Ayer el presidente Co
Glide eonfersneio con los miem.
bFus del csmits del senado eneaE-
gado de investlgar las medidas que
- han pussto en praetiea hasta
shoTt para evitar 81 eontrabando de
leorrs en- los Estados Unidos.
Tainbien eonfereneio sobre este
mis.so punso con ei Presidonte. Mr..
Jehn D. Rockefeller y otros promi-
nent@f eiuaadanos.
r conutt suFgiFi6 MF. Coolidge
tratnr ds inponer medidas mas dras-
ties contra todos los vioiadores de
IA Ley seea con 81 Fin de alejar de
las e3stas del Ati&ntieo asi como
del Canada a todos los eontrabandis.
tas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10

Ell Sr. Gonzalez Lamas ro Sc
hace favor en- resentirse y escri-
bir del modo que 10 hace. Yes el
lector como termina el su artlculo,
la Enmienda XVIII. Dice: "El
Sr. Soto Gras esta en- hbertad &c
colocar su opinion y la del ira
tadista que cita frente Ia que
sostiene ell Tribunal Supreme de
los Estados Unidos. La MIA (la
letra may1scula es nuestra) NO
VALE GRAN COSA, Y POR ESQ
ES QUE SIGUE o TRATA DE
sEGUIR, CON TODA HUMANE
DAD LOS RUMBOS QUE ESA
RESPECTABLE CORTE FIJA EN-
SUS FALLOS."
Es triste que un catedratico de
la Universidad de Puerto Ricos
nuestro mas alto centro de ense-
fianza, liable de ese modo. Cuando
Hughes, Root, Meyer, Untermeyer
y otros abogados americanos van
al Tribunal Supreme van COM
tender. van ellos dispuestos cx-
poner sus puntos de vista, sin i'm
portarles los que pueda establecer
la Corte. Podra la referida Corte
declararse en- contra de ellos, per6
ESQ no quita, para que dichos abc-
gados puedan formar su PR0PIA
OPINION Y comparecer ante ella q
sostenerla. Ell Lcdo. Soto Gras in-
directamente ha probado 10 que
aqui afirmamos. Ell abogado anne
ricano autor del libro "Citizena
or Subjects %. Jeguramente que
CONOCE la opinion del Supreme
dada en- ell case de Hawke V.
Smith, 253 U. S. 221, citada por
ell Sr. Gonzalez Lamas. A pesaf
de ESQ el autor del libro en- refe-
rencia hizo un estudio concienzu-
do del artfculo V de Ia constitu-
cion, formula su teoria v altiva-
mente la presenta a la conside-
racion de la opinion pdblica.
Que ell pueblo americanoe no
siempre esta conforme con lae.sde.
cisiones del Supreme, 10 dennestra
ell hecho de que el Congreso4 en
ocasiones distintas haya actuado
deJando sin lugar opiniones cen
tadas por dicho tribunal. Ia sen
(Continda en- la pag 4