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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

Refusing to give any reason Tor
the shooting until he dictates a for
NAL confession, young tandervoort,
i'm conversation with officers this
morning told how he had killed his
father by placing his repeating rifle
within four inches of the elder mans
head, then shot his mother as she
rushed to the doorway. lie said he
fired the second shot into his
mothers head by placing the rifle
against her temple as she lay on the
floor.
Taken at ReinbecH
Young Nandervoort was taken IN
10 custody at Reinbeck. Iowa. about
9 a. m., after physicians had found
him in the Vandervoort automobile
which had gone off the slippery
highway about two miles from town.
The boy at first told the physicians
someone had shot his parents and
that the slayer then had forced him
to take the family car to help in the
escape.
The physician called the Parkers-
burg marshal, James Mitchell. and
related the lads story Mitchell, ac-
companied by James Spain. mayor,
went to the Vandervoort residence
and found the body of the minister
laying in the hallway before the
bedroom door, and the mother un-
conscious on the bed.
Victim of Study
Residents of the community said
they believed the boy had given too
much time to study last year and
to have added to the strain during
the summer by preparation for col
lege.
Appearance of the slain mans
body and the bloodstains about the
hall and bedroom floor indicated
to the officers that Rev. Mr.. Van
dervoort had been aroused, donned
his bathrobe and stepped into the
hall. being shot as he came through
The wound caused by the bullet
from a 20 calibre rifle was in the
right eye.
Mother Wounded
Mrs. Vandervoort was shot above
the right temple and in the cheek
Warren is the only child. The family
has been noted for the devotion OF
its members to one another. The
parents returned a few days age
from a vacation spent in Minnesota
Rev. Vandervoort was about SC
years old and his wife few years
younger.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
MYSTERY SHR0UDS LABORATORY
BLAST AS AUTHORITIES SEARCH
FOR PERFECT CRIME CHEMIST
Wife and Relatives Claim Heidelberg Graduate Pershed in
Explosion Which Wrecked Experimental Plant

man chemist, who studied at Hiedel'
berg. As a hobby he dabbled in 9
study of the perfect crime" and al.
though mao of family, he was re.
Gently made a defendant in a $75,O0C
breach of promise suit filed by ar
Oakland girl.
Today his wife, his family physi.
clan, and his intimate friends insist
that he was blown to bits while e.
perimenting in his laboratory.
The officials viewpoint is repre-.
sented by complaint charging
Schwartz with the murder Of an un.
identified person killed in the ex-
plosion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
OHIO MURDERER
PAYS WITH LIFE

Columbus. Ohio, Aug. 7.-LP)-
Lenzy Traylor, 81, Portsmouth. Ohio
was electrocuted in the Ohio peni-
tentiary here early this morning for
the murder of Frank Funk, gasoline
filling station Atlanta, during a
holding up, October 1924. Jason Ad-
kins, Traylor's accomplice in the
murder and holdup, was electrocuted
last May. RI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
MAYOR AND POLICE FORCE
INDICTED AS CHELSEA RUM
SCANDAL R0CKSBAY STATE
cCzc Cargoes Escorted Through City Streets by Police
Escort in Gigantic Massachusetts Rum Ring

Boston. Mass, Aug. T. (AP) - Federal grand jury
against Mayor Lawrence Quigey. of Chelsea
and i3 other including 10 members of the police depart
have revealed alleged rum trust in Chelsea which,
includes manufacturers tr.nsporers, wholesalers. retailers
booegges and protective agents organized along modern
"hgh pressure business lines into general machine oper
atng under the protection of the Chelsea police depart ment
Mayor Arraigned
Mayor Qugley arragned before Federal Judge Lowell
today pleaded guilty and held $4,000 bail for trial
The mayors brother Police Inspector Thomas Quigey, and
several Others whose met oned in yesterday
indictments held in the bail each after pleas OF
guilty,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

Martinez. Calf, Aug. 7.--Charles
Henry Schwartz was a genius of in
vention. He made silk without the
aid of silkwOrms; he made chemicals
that baffled chemists: he made life
where there seemed to be no life
But he has failed in his most
spectacular experimental make
death where there is no death.
Now Schwartz is being sought the
country over as a live fugitive and a
murderer, instead of being buried
with honor as dead martyr, sacri-
ficed to his own Inventions
There was blast i'm the inventors $
laboratory ut Walnut Creek, near
here. Firemen recovered Il body.
The countryside, who knew him rs L
nciehbor, prepared to mourn the in
ventor; the scientific world wonde red
what would happen to his secret for
mulas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
STATE WHEAT
CROP SHRINKS
IN ESTIMATE

A general crop conditions survey
by the department Of agriculture and
labor shows that the production of
wheat and other small grains will
be somewhat less than last year in
North Dakota, Joseph Kitchen, conf
missioner of agriculture and labor
said today. The corn crop is ex-
pected to be better than in 1924.
Labor conditions throughout the
state were said. to be generally good
with sufficient help available to meet
the demand for harvest hands.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Daylight Fur Raid
ArOuSeS New York

New York. Aug. 7.-LP)-Five rob-
bers today held UP the store and
factory of Harry Beiweis Company,
manufacturing furriers herded six
employees into. the basement and
ransacking 1G pelt safes, escaped
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

Martinez, Cal, Aug. 7.-LR-A
mystery. that is almost uncanny con-
tinues Today to surround the ex-
plosion and fife which occurred more
than week ago at the Pacific eel
lulose company in which Charlie
Henry Schwartz, heavily insured
chemist, disappeared Immediately
after the charred body of an uni
Identified man was found in the
wrecked laboratory Of the plant at
Walnut Geek.
Standing in the foreground of
every avenue of investigation is the
phantom figure of Schwartz, Ger
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
PASTORS SON
KILLS FATHER
Boy Killer Captured Two
Miles From Scene of
Tragedy

Parkersburg, Iowa, Aug. -
Up)-Warren vandervOOrt, II,
today confessed he shot and kill
ed his father. Rev. X. J. Wander
wort. Methodist Episcopal Min
lister. here last night. James
Mitchell. the Parkersburg mar
shal. announced today.
The youth also admitted. the
marshal said. that he shot and
wounded his mother when she
appeared in the doorway Of the
pastors home. apparently to in
vestigate the shot that killed
her husband. Then he followed
her into q bedroom and shot her
again. The hoy gave no expIana-
t;on for the shooting. A cor
oner's inquest is being held.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Evolution Case
Goes to Federal
Court in Action

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 7.--R-
r Neal, attorney representing James
the constitutionality Of the Tennes-
see act against the teaching of evo-
luton in the public schools of the
state.
Governor Austen Peay, Attorney
General Frank NJ. Thompson, and
PENDANTS by the terms of the bill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
RESIDENTS OBJECT

kESlDENIS OBJENS
TO MECHANICS
Salt Lake City. Aug. 7.-tR-Utah
residents are aroused over chance
and possibly inappropriate names
bestowed upon many of the peaks
and canyons in the south Utah re-
gion which includes Zion National
Park, Cedar Breaks state park and
Bryce Canyon National Monument.
Suggestion has been made that a
commission be appointed to take up
the matter with the National Geo
graphic Board Of the United States.
I A majority Of the peaks and can
yons in south region are unnamed
there are so many Of them and it
is hoped that something will be done
towards proper naming before tso
many nicknames are given.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Chicago Instrument!
Records Earthquake

Chicago An~ 7.-fP)-A -athel
severe earthquake of an indicated
d;stnncc Of I R4O m;,"s in a souther-
" director from Chicng" wos r":
ccrdnd ~ ,.GA nj. IN thu United
cto+os ~cothe- bu-Ao" seismoer'ph
,t the university ~ Chicaro todav
Tho ro"c~d rhowed sharr move
ment at 1853, fc"r. minutes after the
f;rst tremor. The quake ended at
4 a. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Rain Saves Iowa
Corn Threatened
by Long Drouth

Des Moines. Ia. Aug. 7-LR-R"'n
which started before nom YESTERDAY
and was rave promis" Of continuing
~ cort";n c,'ter+ todnv. brought re-
lief to the drouth which for two
weeks hos threatened damage seve~-
NV 70 iowa corn ard which has al
ready damaged other crops to a
greater or lesser daoree.
County CORRESPONDENTS Of the Unit
cd States weather bureau have been
rerortine damage to crops for the
last two weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

Reno Parricide
Sentenced to
Death by Gas

Reno, Nav, Aug. 7.-tP)-JOhn
II. Randolph. slayer Uf his 73
year old mother, was fOun. gull.
" Of murder in the first degree
by a jury here last night and his
penalty fixed ut death, which
means in this stated by asphyx-
iatiOn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
WHEAT SCORES
NEW ADVANCE

Chicago. Aug. 7.-R-Wheat
scored a big new advance in price
today, September delivery raisir0
6 5-S cents bushel $l.66 1-2 indica,-
tions OF large clearances of wheat
from here next week by lake and
had much to do with the upturn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
REINFORCE
DRY FORCE
ON BORDER

Grand Forks, Aug. 7.-Jud La
Moure, United States collector of
customs at Pembina, N. d., has ap-
pointed five federal prohibition
agents who will work entirely under
his orders attached to federal pro-
hibition force. The appointments S
were made under authority Washing
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Man browns When
Engine Plunges
in Mississippi

st. Paul. Au". 7.-(P)-Ona man
wos drowned here TODAY when p
Temporary susrensior span narted
rnder four carloads Of concrete and
a narrow ~aupe locomotive nlun"ed
irto tho Miss;ssinni river so feet
below. John Russell. one of two men
on the train was drowned His
compo ZION. Leo NJ. Weitzel. was
rescued.
s+ruct"rc go feet long used to
cnrrv buildinc materials for the new
Robert street hridoe had been in
use for the past nine months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Pittsburgh Bank
Fails With Seven
Million Deficit

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 7.-R-John
A. Bell, president Of closed Carnegie
Trust Company, filed q voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in United
States district court today giving his
assets as $1.628. .636.73 and his liza
bilities as $8,669, ,097.81. J. ). $50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Weather Report


For North Dakota: Mostly fair
tonight and Saturday; except prob
ably thundershowers this afternoon
or tonight in east and central por-
tions. Cooler tonight.
General Weather Conditions
High pressure, accompanied by
cooler weather. prevails over the
northern Rocky Mountain region.
The weather is generally fair from
the northern Plains States. west
ward and southwestward to the Pa
cific' coast. A low pressure area,
centered over Iowa and Missouri,
has caused showers from Wisconsin
southwestward to Kansas and north
ern Texas. Over an inch of rain
fell at most places in central Iowa.
Showers also occurred in Alberta
and Saskatchewan.
ORRIs w. ROBERTS,
Official in Charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
CINDERELLA
PAPA DENIES
GIRL'SST0RY
New York RealtOr Uranus as
False Adoption Story Of
l2-year-OId Schoolgirl

New York. Aug. 7.-(P)-Mr>.
ANA st. John Of Rye, y. u, fOs.
ter mother of Dorothy Sunshine
browning. adopted six years ago
by Edward Browning, wealthy
r"at"r rnev"tOr. tOd"'' '"nk."t~-..
locking TO the cancellation Of the
.AtiOlSl .OH.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
HEBRON MILL
INCORPORATE

Interpretations: Dakota Mill and
Elevator company. Hebron, $50. 900;
r. Culeman, j. r. Long and Louie
Kohne, Hebron. and S. P. Halpern,
Minneapolis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

GERMAN PUBLISHER DIES
Munich, Aug. 7.-LR-Lothar Meg
p pendorfer. founder of the humoroks
weekly, Meggendorfer Blatter. died
recently. He was n years old.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Saturday:
probably thundershowers tonight.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24
DISAIINTIRAN LAS
INyENCIONES

La esencia del progreso la for
man las nuevas invenciones mecd-
nicas, las nuevas ideas en- la admi
nistraci6n, las nuevas expansiones
de servicio. La proposition que exa
minanos ahora destrllirfa la COM
petencia. Al misIno tempo destrui-
rfamos .el mercado de nueyas inven-
clones Y de nueyas ideas, va que ell
valor de 6stas 10, determine Ia Iici-
taci0n en- competencia. "A tiene
que vender su iTyenei0n al mas al
to postor. 81 "Ba demuestra una
extraordinaria capacidad admifis-
trativa en- segnida obtiene un mer-
cado mas amplio para sus. servi-
clos entire los eompetidores. El fe-
rr0carril &C. experimental con me-
ioras para atraer cientes. Nj el
Congreso nj los ADMINISTRATORS
pueden justipreciar el valor de es-
tas cosas. La idea de que los hom-
bres daran 10 mejor de ST nismos
linicamente con ell fin de servir al
pr0jimo es algo que no veremos,
quiz1s hasta que llegue el dudose mi
lenio, cuando Sc haya extinguido ell
egofsm0 y ell deseo de reeOnlpensa.
America ha realizadO ell progreso
mas maravilloso que registra la his
toria del hOmbre en- la tecnica u en-
7el manejo Y transmission de electro
cidad. Puede nadie por un motien-
ito pensar que estas invenciones, ses-
te valor, esta aplicaci0n, este estf-
mulo al genio que ha fomenta do
nuestra naci6n, puedo desarrolIar-
-se baio una junta de directories for
mazda por $50 miembros del Con-
greso Y por los cientos de miembros
de las legislatures de los EsfadOs?
En- ofras parties del mundo las en-
presas del gebierno adquieren tee
Mica con el uso. Hasta donde 20 es-
toy enterado, nj una sola invenci6n
de importancia ha salido de una EN-
presa explotada por eli gobierno. 81
yamos a asumir cue nose va a ne
cesitar otra cosa que ell funciona-
mierto. rutinario, podemos. por SUI
puesto, abandonar toda esa argH-
meltaci0n. pero Ia cieneia ha uega-
do solo al umbral del palacio de las
nlaravillas. Pnedc ser que hasta ne-
que q iflear un sistenlA dc TRACTION
que permita deiarle los ferrocarri
les al cDntribuyeate, como hubiera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24

Tampoco pueden los cuerpos legis-
latiyos delegar sus, dereehes para
fijar jornales = salaries en- ninguna
coInision, pues, entonees, de hecho,
delegarfan su control sobre los gas
tos. " esta es una de las bases de La
dcmocracia. De cualquier moio, con
la exploitation gubernamental, en- 1l
timo t6rmino, los empleados tienen
que transar con los cuerpos legisla
tivos, Y Ia transaction no serfa a
base de necesidades econ0mieaS y
de fuerza economical, sino de po-
tencia polftica. Los empleados fe-
ierales actuales al negarse a ST mis-
mos Ell derecho de huelga, han con-
segllido ahora, despu6s de ocho
aiios parte de su merecido aumen-
to de salario. Los empleados de las
.empresas de serxicio pdblico 10 tie
men haee amos. Sus sneldos son
realInente les sueldos mas altos
que Sc pagan hoy en- el mando. Al
gunos han pensado que la fuerza
lpolftiea de esta gran masa de en-
pleados les permitira centrolar la
eleccion de los legisladoress, y de es-
te modo conseguir 10 que Sc propo-
nen. Esto es simplemente la crea-
ci0n de un nuevo bloque, la apres-
taci0n de una clase contra otra, Y
este es. quizas. Ia tendeneia mas
peligrosa en- la polftica de hoy dfa.
Sustituye la Influenza interna Y
In polftica externa por el esfuerzo
individual. Desalienta la acometi-
vidad Y fomenta las maquinaciones
seeretas. sCastiga la devotion al ira
bajo
pcr0, atn hay mayores consecuen
Ecias que afectar;tn In libertad del
trabajo. Y. sobre este asunto 10 me-
jor es. citar parte de I'm discurso
pronunciado por Mr.. Gompers. en-
Montreal, en- junio de 1920.
''Creos que no Ie harfa 20 el Sc
Egpnelo a ningun honlbre en- 10 que a
lealtad a la Repsibliea dc Estados
Tnidos Sc Iefiere, \, sin embargo.
no le coneederfa a ella mas poder
sobrc el ciudadano individual de
Enuestro pafs..
La question es 81 va a adoptar-
se Ia naeionalizaci0n de los seryi-
oios pdblicos, q 81 valnos a coati-
nuar con Ia exploitation privada ba-
jp la reglamentaci0n gubernamen-
tai Si yo flera minoria de uno
ZEN esa asamblea, dar1a mi yoto a
favor de que los trabajadores, en-
stl ATTN de eonseg1iir lfbeltad in
dustrial no sc esclavizaran volun-
Itariamerte la autorfdad del go
bierno. al porvenir que Olga
quien ha querido someter su por-
venir industrial al gobierno.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24
Los EAIPLEADOS
EN- PEOR EsTADO

Despues tenemos que juzgar 81 los
empleados Sc beneficiarfan sll ser in
corporados al serwicio del gobferno,
FL resultado mas importante de tai
accian serfa la dlsputa en- euanto d
su dereche de nuelga No es ni1iy se-
glro que i'm gobierno pueda CONT
nuar si6ndolO, al iaisnIo tempo que
re6onoces 3 sJsl enapE6ados en- servl-
clos Whales Ell derecho a Ia hueIga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24
CONTRADICTIONS
sli M TADAs

So
Otra question digna de examen es
la carga por contribuciones direetas
0 indirectas que Sc le ilnpondrfa al
publico, asumiendo siempre que las
tarifas pagan los gastos de operas
ci6n = los intereses. la adici0n de
40 mil millenes a In deuda nacional
es cosa muy distinta de las deudas
de las mNchas miles de empresas pri-
vadas que actunlmente forInan cl
negoeio dc servfcio pliblico. El fra
caso de una sola enpresa privada re-
preseilta una perdida para sus due-
nos Idnicanente. pero una vez tras-
ladada al gobierno toda esta inver-
sion, cada ciudadane tendrfa que pa
gar directa iidirectamente cual-
Quier perdida en- Ell capital con con-
tribuciones o con tarifas, gustarale o
no. Cuande una. entidad individual
Sc embarca en- un proyeeto tonic
tiene que pagar ella misna con su
dfnere, peros 81 eI goDierno comete
tai torpeza, eIltonces 10 mismo el sa-
bio que ell tonic tienen q. pagar por
igual 9 .ss
En- la actualidad todas las empire
sas de. servicio p1blico pagan en- to-
tai, cerca de $6OO,OO0,OO0 en- contri-
buciones al gobierno federal Y a los
distintos gobiernos locales. Es muy
improbable que bajo la exploitation
IglIbernamental dc dichos seryicios, cI
gobierno federal pague contribucio-
ines Il los estados.y1os estados a sus
lcondados, sacadas de las tarifas de
esas einpresas. Por 10 tanto los gobier
nos locales tendrfan que conseguir
nuevas fuentes, de ingresos, ST los
elientes de 4estas empresas Y los con-
tribuyentes tuvierane igual partici-
paci0n, no habrfa NADIA que objetar
pero ell case es que estas empresas
tienen una mayor proportion de in
version de eOntribuciones en- los
Idistritos aarfcolas que en- las gran
des ciudades. A Jln agricultor de
Massachusetts lie costarfa un tres o
I'M euatro por ciento privar al esta-
do de las contribuciones por tales
seryicios, pro este aunentarfa un 40
nor ciento las contribuciones on mu-
chos dc los condados agrfcolas de
otros estados.
:, sobre tbdo, 81 yamos a tener en-
Icuenta la experiencia de otros go-
biernos que explotan servicios. de
esta naturaleza, es seguro que la inc
ficiencia del gobierno no Sc eoilpen-
sarfa con TN aumento de tarifas por
medic de las euaies,eI que usa ell SER
vicio es quien paga, sino que Sc inn
pondrfa la carga al contribuyente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24

mecanismo polftiro para mantener
Ia competencia pTfrada 3 al nisIno
tempo evitar elsabuso, entonces es-
te pueblo no posee 81 caracter nj ei
meeanisrno pofftfcp necesarios para
einprehder Ia exploitation gigantes-
ca ae estas empresas, w
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24

tado el negocio i'm diez por ciento.
Sf nosotros hubierafnos aumentado
nuestros empleados en- tales proper
clones. nos costarfa $80o,0oO, GOO por
.aflo an aumento de 10 por ciento
en- las tarifas. Porque a la larga, las
tarifas actualmente Sc basan sobre
los gastos de exploitation.
Actuando todas estas fuerzas au-
mentarfan nuestross gastos. de explo-
taci6n. 81 hacemos tarifas para igua-
lar el eoste, subiran las tarifas. no
baiaran. a menos, por supuesto, que
ei eontribuyente pague Ell deficit.
.PEOR sERvICIO
Tampoeo conseguira q publico un
servicio nimejor ni mas iInparcial ba
jo Ia exploitation por el gobierno.
Las acfiridades de los frmeionarios
del gobierno tienerl que suietarse a
una gran eantidad de reglamentes y
de cortapisa. Tor 10 tanto. los EN-
piead0s del gobierno no pueden nun
ca tener el espfritu servicial que me-
cesitan demostrar los empleados de
empresas particulares, para conser-
var ei buen nombre de sll empresa
u su reputation en- la c0munidad.
Msfs iInportante adm es la desigual
dad en- las comodidades que Sc SUI
ministraffan en- este continente de
tres mil milIas de extension Es de
gran importancia tener 1coches y XII
loyatios euando Sc necesiten. En- ca
da OCCASION que falten sera una vida
econ6mica que Sc ahogara. Cada con
vuIsi0n en- 10 ecenomfa nacional atra
sara sus planes para el porvenir.
cada distrito Y grupo de los political
lAente debiles tendra que pasarse, sin
saIglna de sus necesidades. En- la ac-
tualidad hay remedio contra la fall
ta de seryicio, contra el gobierno no
hay ninguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24
10 que dice el SecFeao de Gomercio de Esados Udos
Nr Hoover sobre Ia decentralization de las ndustrias
lsunto de eviene.habando hoy enPo Rico con otu
leciertos proyecos que han presentado ala Legislature
ESTE D0QNG0 eM vMA M0n QUE M SER RfAD PR MET@ HNRR DRG

.por ,un piblieo rebelde contra ella.
Ningilha cQmisi0n nj ningdn euer-
'po de administration puede reali-
gar estas vastas operaciones eff
-eientennente en- este remolino polfti-
co. Perderiamos casi toda nuestra
democracia en- la tempestad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24

sucedido 81 Sc hubiera naeionalizado
la silla de posta. E