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New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
immigration Solutions

The johnson bill, suspending i'm
migration for year, is not the only
measure of the sort which the Sen
ate Committee on immigration has
under consideration. A measure
similar to the one passed by the
House Of Representatives was Of
fered by Senator King on December
7. 1t reduced the suspension period,
however, to six months. There are
two alternative bills, Mr.. Dilling-
HAMS and Mr.. Sterling's, which
have no emergency character and
which work out new and permanent
policy of limitation.
Mr.. Dillingham;, who has served
for many years on the immigration
Committee and was formerly it's
chairman, advocates restriction on a
percentage basis. He would limit
the number Of aliens Of any nation
allty admitted in any year to 5 per
cent of the number Of persons of
such nationality resident in the
United States. Nationality is to be
determined by political allegiance.
The foreign nationals here would
therefore not include naturalized cit
liens or children born of alien pal-
ents. This is a simple and rigid
mechanical test, which takes little
account Of the economic and Amer
lcanization phases of the immiera-
ton problem.
Mr.. Sterling's bill aims at selec
ton as we'll as restriction. 1t Gre
ates an immigration board to study
the country's needs in the way of
new immigration and also the char
acter and quality of past immigra-
ton. The board is to have power
to fix the maximum number of aliens
of each "ethnic grovp" to be admit
ted each year, cthnic relations su-
perseding political relations. The
alien inflow is to be regulated by
these considerations: Assimilability.
maintenance of American standards
of living, the eyGent of unemploy
ment here, the labor shortage in
various industries and the adapta-
bility of foreigners Of one group or
another to labor and economic re-
quirements.
Admissions from any "ethnic
group" shall not exceed 10 per cent
of the number of members of that
group already here, counting in
aliens, naturalized citizens and Amer
ican-born citizens with FOREIGN
born father or mother. But the total
admissible immigration shall not be
greater than three-fourths of | per
cent OF the population Of the United
States and the admissible immigra-
ton in any group shall not exceed
one~fifth of ! per cent of the total
population. Members Of "cthnic
groups not clearly assimilable are
to be barred out.
Some latitude is to be allowed the
board in enforcing these restrictions.
immigration agents are to be sta
toned in foreign countries to sift out
the more desirable applicants for
entry and to keep the board informed
as to the competency of the various
"ethnic groups" to measure up to
our employment needs and to Ameri
can citizenship.
Here is the outline of a construc-
tive immigration policy. Flat ex-
clusion is a temporary expedient.
The United States will still need
alien man power. The real problem
is to get the fit and exclude the
unfit, to reduce waste in the process
of assimilation and to facilitate the
transformation Of aliens into useful
American citizens
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Bandits and Bandits
New York, Dec. "a, 1920.
To the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: To your newspaper and excel
lent daily magazine belongs the chief
credit for Mr. Enrights repcnting in
haste, but, really, don't you think ban
dts are small matter to blacken so
much paper about? I've been robbed
by them twice this year, which | take
to be my allotment as an average citi-
zen. But what does it amount to- The
loss of few personal possessions YOU
were tlrlng Of, anyway, and an hours
Joking over the matter with 4 detective
On the other hand, | am (averaec
citizen again) robbed no fewer than
twelve times year by my honorable
landlord, and | can't even tell the po
lice about it. This runs into money,
| had to tell some one. so | told nv
landlord that didn't like it bit, cs-
peclally as | was being robbed Of al
most twice as much as the heavy
footed folk upstairs were being re-
leved of for an apartment twice the
size of mine. My landlord lost his
patience" with me. Said if he had
known | was that sort of tenant !
couldn't have had his apartment "at
any price, and that $50 far as I am
ccncerned' he can "rcnt the apartment
upstairs for any price he pleases to
ask"
The bandits are comparatively
straightforward, honest men and don't
get to anything like the same num-
Der Of average citizens the same num-
Der Of times year.
RALPH BARTON.
Philipse Manor, N. Y, Dec. 26. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
A Slight Restraint
New York, Dec. 25, 1920.
lrrn,, rh. rn.,.i.n l,nn.tnn

(From Tie Topfkn CopffaN
According TO Samuel Gompeys in The
American Federationist. "thc one great
influence that checked the sweep OF
the Republican victory was the Ameri'
can labor movement" In other words
had it not been for the Gompers cheek
there would have been q real Repuon'
can landslide.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
The Psychological Moment
(Frosn The Philodclph,a INQUIRE,

'Fro'n TIC philadelphia Inquirer
In all probability that German snv
VINO served with our army with the
RINK OF captain, and who by his own
confession planned to have his whole
company slaughtered in the trenches.
Inquired that he had better chance
TO got Oft scot free while the pardon
Ing power still rests with tho present
ExscutlyA.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Probably Ignorance and Carclessnes

Probably Ignorance and Carclessness
Sir: In the issue of Life for Decem-
Der 23, on page HI, three stanzas Of
the seven in John Henry Boner's poem,
"Poe's Cottage at Fordham," are re-
printed They arc followed by certain
editorial observations, wherein they
are referred to as "verses, by ar
anonymous author"
Why not give Boner credit for it, as
did Stedman, in Gan American An
thology"?
And why mutilate it, with nothing to
indicate the liberty that has been
taken? G. S. B.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Ysu san purchass merchandise Advertised IN THE
YRi6UNE with shsoiute safeS-fnr II dlssatisfne-
non results In any THE TRIBUNE guarantees
10 say your money hsck upen requsst. No rcd taps.
No qulhbilna. We make seed promptly II tbs
seyvrtiser docs not.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
1.-THE Tiger in the House." IS.

ARREST Is Near for Staying Monk
Eastman" That was the substance of
last nights stories, and it is a cheering
thought that the murderer-or, as the
copyreaders call him, slayer--is to be
apprehended. He may be the Elwell
murderer, too, not to say the man who
touched off the bomb that blew up the
Morgan building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Sedateness and conventionality are
the concomitants Of mortuary pomp
and circumstance up in Rockland Coun-
ty, where Nyacks Utopia Jazz Band
advertises, open for All Engagements
except Funerals"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
.fy,,prR OF TBg ASSOCIATED PRESS


The Associated Press ia exclusively entitled to the
use for republication all news dispatches
credited 10 Il otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local OF spontaneous origin pub
Ushed herein.
All rights OF republication Of all other matter
herein also srs reserved.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Mr., Harding, ACCORDING to The New
York Tribune, remembers his first
Christmas. "Yet,' he says. II was only
thirteen months Old Sings R. S. P:
Christmas comes but once a year.
And so we always knew it:
Yet once, at least, as shown right here,
1t must have failed to do it.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
PITLESS PORTRAITS
Hester

Hester
Her nose turns up
And her chin turns up
And her lips turn up.
Her lashes curl back
From hard black eyes
In her sharp, sallow face.
She wrinkles her brow,
Her narrow, low brow,
In thinking.
And draws her thin lips
From sharp, shining teeth
In speaking.
Her voice is hard
And her words are hard
And her smile is hard,
And the knot of black hair
At the back Of her head
Is hard SOUIDCE.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
TO THE AUTHOR OF "vrsIoNr

Morrie, I've also laughed at Heaven
And Santa Claus and all;
And good folk, hearing me, have said
"Well, hasn't he the gall!"
But | will laugh no more at Heaven.
I've reformed, to be concise;
For it was only to-day saw
(And don't overrate the thing saw
A Kid stroke shiverng cat and say,
Mice little pussy, nice"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Stories of curtailmcnt in other fac
tories need not worry contrbs to this
Hive of Hilariousness. Although many
mills are laying off workers, this depart
ment will employ at least as many
laborers in 1921 as it used in 1920 Our
1921 motto is Quantity Production
for Contribs.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Owned and published daily oy New York Tribune
me. New York Corporation Ogden Red. Presl-
dent; @ verror Rogers. Vice President: Helen
fore, Reid. Secretary: K. E Masneld. Treasurer
Address Tribune Building. lSt Nassau Street New
York Telephone. Beekman 5000
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Unqualifedly we indorse The World,
for disarmament.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Epithalamium

Sir: /, too, am an Insomniac, but no
noble verses form their wavering lines
and troop by stanzas through my wake
full brain, with some sweet, rhythmica
name az q file closer. Oh, mol The little
drummer boy who beats a merry tattoo
upon my branpan until the milkman
clatters about below sings the follow
ing cute refrain that he composed cs-
pecially for me:
"You arc the man
Who married the sister
Of Edna st. Vincent Mitlay."
And now, if you zinc the joyous quip
that Kathleen will send you as soon as
this is printed, l shall be forced to
escort some one else to the Contribs'
dinner, and, Boss, be merciful; we've
been married only week.
II. I. Y.
Rcfrains there be that make for
vigilance, and burdens that lull to
slumber. We fell into q dreamless
sleep yesterday morning with
George Jean Nathan, thou hast bright
blue eye for love,
Fl. l.. Mencken, thou hast bright blue
eye
The bright blue eye is thine, love;
The glance within it mine, love.
George Jean Nathan, thou hast
When Fiume falls the loss will be not
only D'Annunzio's but the newspaper
paragraphcrs'.- Paragraph in The Eve
ming Post.
An inappreciable loss, if you know
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-By mall. Including
rstage IN TIE UNITED STATES
GUAR RANTY

Gntsrsd st the Postofrcs At New York ssccn
Class Mall Matter.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Especially If 1t includes tho Now Yorl
burglars.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

After all, any man who appears in
public must make up his mind as to
just what he intends to do. He should
not be, he cannot be. both lecturer and
nautch dancer. The fees are not suf-
fcient. Accordingly, we have decided
to make the matter to which our cor
respondent refers come within the
scope OF our New Years reforms. In \
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nss se caieaia en- aa 10 81 tsnto
Ea i costa fsi Farifes. s,afrs %
propio hahisB1oss ssnefalfa8s sa -
80 81 psis 4 eampsaa para rsdasi si
eosso ae "a vids
In Tacoma. boz asfanisfas han annn
cisdo Il pdbileo rsasIss sssGs aa -
por eisuto hasfa 'vsufss 20 beuss
eio'. habisnao ascisfaas ans su sralss
ds ssaoras is rsbsia aicsnss hsssa un
eincusnfa pef cienfs
In Seattle ios csmsrtisatss - 20
pas ban rsfaeiio i.a preriss an vsia
r. por cienfe
In san Tranciseo si1anss fetssiif
tas annncian asscusntss fs z1 ~ 10
) o'ros AZ - 80 pst fisnss
n Everett wssh g. ainaesn.s
vsudsr con ma rsbais A. ssass psr
cisuto sobrs - pfseiss anssriefss
IN omsha hscs varies dlss sss a.
gunos dstaiilatss eemsnrafsn q vsndsr
con dsscusufo hatitntsiss i9itads.
dsspuss. otros comsfeianses
Er wichita Kan. Ceffsyvils Kan.
Kroxvfie. Tenn. sesrreu eases siul
iares rsnefahT&ndese 81 mevimisGts
ds descsnss - toasf o. prsrios
IN i riudas a. 0kiahsaa - "
baiar aisansan a. - I'd un - psf
eieuto
En Dstro.t chkars. c.ess.and v
Pfssburs. - - he manifslts8s cci
tsnta inssnsiasd. aanqae aiEanos -
merciautes han iriela9s - rstaaas v
otros iar stsettan enisamsnfs - H.
vfrtas ds impertanE
e. Louisville Il tsaaia - rtriasr
- francamsrss ssrefiaimsnfs - -
a-ticuie rsfa whc-se
En wsshinrsHs = "a inieisf1 tsri
bier pr ai1nass tsflsrcisnsss 4 f.ta
paha A. rsanerisn s. preeies
~ sensdor Ksuvsa. hshianss ~
dsi asunso. ha manlfssttas aas 80
nn- indicarieu A. ans si patiits ssts
eans1do A. rsFtf rfsriss szrsslsea
nar ruante m8s ~ sNNeNaA si ftffaf
misn,s mss - afsnfsartr iss fsttsst'' %
ua rroanei8a in8a8ahismsnts.
sfscto 81 aieho- q Hselsitn ae -
1ar,a reisral ds Il Rsssfss sissands
- tipe a. dsaeusufe. anuaes ses a.
ba a. hstsfss hssas inmeiiattmsuts
dsspus. a. la frma 81 sfmisfisis
Airfnos fanrisntfist def Eeeserus
Green qus ia eoufsstsr fsl irksss aa
lnauido 3mhlkn e. IA Fsdatcisn as
pfscior "a aus ~ pfs1aeias sscssp e.
msrcsnciss su sieunss paatss y go
ssa sn Btrot
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BOda en- CaiaiO

I'll sabado en- "a noche. en- Cataho
llev6se a efecto Ia boda De Ia simpsti
ca seforita Gloria Vega con II digno
joven Antonio Maymi Garcia IA csrs
mOnia tuvo lugar ante 81 Juss de Paa
del mencionado pObiado en- sl hogar
dc la sefora Carmen Maria vega. her
mana de Ia despcsada. ante una sciec
IA concurrencia dc damas cabaileros
de San Juan cataho. Los concurren.
tes faeron esplendldamente obsequiados
con ,dulces y rcfrescaa Ia simpktlaa
pareja Ia hjado 81 domicilio en- casa
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Los ARTICULOs QUE HAN TENIDO UNA MAYOR
DEPRECIATION SON LOS vEsTIDos ' CALZAD0
Sc atribuye que el publico esta va cansado de Dc,
precios que considera excesivos &c abstiene De
rifcar compras

Las noticias que Sc han recibiao pro
cedentes de diversas ciudades ds los
Estados Unidos ponen Dc manifesto a
en- todas elias hs comenzado a iniciar
Sc un notable descenso en- el precio de
todos los art.culos. en- una forma "a
pida c inesperada
En- Nueva York Boston. Chicago.
Washington. san Francisco. Cleveland.
Cincinnati. hasta IN total De % ciu-
dades, a las que alcanzan Jas noticias
rccibidas, 50 ha produeido 81 mismo mo
vimiento que Sc atrbuye por aigun0s
al cansancio del pdblic5. que IA opta
do por no comprar mas generos hasta
oId SO sopvuv sslspod soI epu of1us1u-
cue los precios baien. 10 que ha dado
como resultado que los dotallis,as. 60
merciantes al por mayor y fabricautss
no puedon efectuar ventas. por otros
a la situacion ereada por Ia congestion
que SO manifesto en- 81 traaco. que ha
producido excoso de morcanciss en-
unas iocalidades. fal'a en- otras. y
por algunos. a Ia medida adoptada por
la Junta Federal de Ia Rescrva. one
ha eleva6o 81 tipo dc descucnto.
En- Boston. Ia mayor parts De ios
almacenes de ropas han colocado anun
clos, notihcando Al pablico notabies ~
ducciones que alcanza IN 30 ,. en-
ocasiones, m 50 por eiento DE- lss
precios de venta
Una importantes hrma comerciaf ~.
tablecida en- Ia caile fremont IA colo
csdo grandes carteles auuneiando wen
tas a mitad dc precio" On traies. sbfi
gos, camisas y articulos similares
otra importsnte casa De concrete
anuncia Ia venia dc abrigos con 81 por
ciento de rebaia. dieiendose qus Il r.
sultado ha sido sorprondcnfe
Los almacen-s de caizado anunclan
tambien grandcs descuontos. aunquc el
pnblico Sc mantione todavia a IA sr
pectativa On espcra Dc usyorss reIrc
clones.
En- Cincinnati. &C IA pfcscntsao ei
mismo case anunciandose considerable
descuentos cn IA ven'a Dc toda ciase
dc articuios Al por menof Esos de-
cuentos csciian entire n 90 , 81 y POT
ciento. sogun los sfticulos Los pre-
clos &c calzsdo ss han rcduciio en un
20 a un 80 por cienfo. Las vcnias que
esos almacenss han veriheado han 81
do considerablos
En- San Luis. Ia mayoria A. las iien
das ostentan carteles. en- los qus ban
escrito "Campaha de ventss baio
precio." El promedio de las rsiuccfo
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Los 63 proeesados
pOr mOtin en- Bayam6n

Ell case de uso de armas prohibidas,
en- Ell jrzgado de paz de Bayam6n, que
fui defendido por los abogados Jose C.
Jusino Y sct0, fue favorablemente re
suelto a favor del Lcdo. Jose-C just
no, en- virtud de una exception que
presentara alguno que el referido tri-
bunal no tensa jurisdiction para clio.
e. Lcdo. Soto present6 una excep-
cion Go foruaa, que fue declarada sin
lugar en- una brillante opinion dada
por Ell jueE Ramon L. Pesquera.
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Puerto Rico OS eI pals que
mOnOS IibrOS pubIiCa

La crisis de la production dc librog
Sc nota en- Puerto Rico, con mas agu-
dos caracteres que ningun otro pals
del mundo Una estadistica publicada
recientemente, demuestra quo es muy
contado el afio cuc Sc publiquer doco
hbros, de los que Ell uno por ciento
desarrollan tests cientificas. En- la pro
duccion de ibros, casi puede decirse
que Puerto Rico es uno de los paises
que hace el iltimo nimero, Y sin en-
barge, en~ls production de articulos Ii
terarios periodisticos, Puerto Rico
hace uno de los primeros numeros-
comparativamente- en- las estadisticas.
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Han IlDgadO a P.
R. dos diStingui-
daSpGrSOnalidadGS

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludar cn
estas oficinas los distinguidos caba-
leros don Meme don Manuel w. Alva-
rez, presetigiosas personalidades domi-
nicanas, que gozan de gran renombre
y simpatias en- la vec;na Republica.
Ambos son caballeros nuy instruidos
y de una cultura vastisima.
Permsneceran entire nosotros una bre-
We temporada, marchando despues para
Santo Domingo
Nos completeness en- saludarles v ell
desearles una grata feliz estancia
aqui. 1
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DOS BANDo1ERos

Aver por la madrugada. Ell el Rou-
levar del Vale, dos hombrss asaltarcn
a Maria Castro, llevcandole una carte
ra que llevaba encima, con La suma de
% dollars.
La poiicia arrest6 uno de los sal
teadOres, esta hacienda pesquisas por
hallar Ell segundO, de quien va tiene
no muy buenas referencias.
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OfTa Vsz GI con-
fllCtO del aqua
AvIso AL PUBLfco


Por la presente Sc avisa al publco
que la Administration So We obligada a
interrumpir de nuevo ell servicio del
acueducto durante las horas Ii2 a
10 IL por la, mafana y 2 4 por la
tarde asi como durante la noche de II
a 4, por haber mermado otra vez y
considerablemente el caudal del rio Pie
dras. Sc suphca de nuevo al pnblico
coopere con la Administrator procu-
rando evitar todo desperdicio de aqua.
Atentamentc,
Jose GOMEZ BRIoso,
Comisionado Servicio Pdblico. Po-
lcia Y PrisiOnes, P. S.
- ADvT.
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Sensible faIIGCimiGn-
to en- RumaCaO
(Pof tel6grafO)


Hunlacao, mayo 81.
Ell MUNDO. san Juan.
Hoy las seis de la tarde, ell me
dio ell una gran manifestation de due
10, ha desaparecido para siempre ell illus
tire l'cenciaEo Victor Burset Masfe-
rrer, quien asssregistEador sde la Pro
piedad de esta ciudad. Despidieron due
10 los Lcdos Aponte, Gonzalez Fagun-
do, cervoni Cely Y el juez Cuevas ze-
queira.
FL ccrresponsaI
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"EI BSSO dc Ia muUTte"

En Il Riaiio - sstrsna ~ tsta asn
saeionai psiiesia euys rars afEameaae.
al csmo Ia fsma a. aas asafrutan ioa
inisrprstss a. h misms. sspsetaimsmis
q asnlsi dramAtico TsnnA bnaaasA
ana oportunidad a lss amantss asl q
nsna,ssrsfo pasa dsisiiarss esn san
quisita produccien arsiatlea LES o..
pass ana nschs A. gala e e Riai,e
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a. Il hsrmana ss IL nsvia. carmsn -
na vera rsiia y strrna iana as miei
dsssamos = iss etuyurss
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TTGnenda IuCha
enIa'..superti-,, en-
Gle DEL . OC no
UN HoMBRE FUE oBLIGADo A
TRAGAR Aqua TRES VECEs

Aver tarde desarr6se un grave
suceso a bordo del vapor americana
'Lake Elsmore'', atracando al niue
lie No. 5. FL hecho segdn nos infor-
maron, pudo haberle costado la vida
al cocinero de dicho buque, Roberto
Blsnco, negro, natural de Jamaica.
A las seis de la tarde, hallandoss
Nm reporter de Ell. MUNDo EN- la sala
de socorro, fue pedida por telefono, ur
gentemente, la ambulancia, pues die
ron que un hombre Sc habia oaido al
mar en- ell muelle No. 5, y estaba mo-
ribundo.
Acto seguido Sc puso en- Marcia ell
carruaje, regresando POGO despues
Traia un pobre hombre como de 35
amos, que al descender del vehiculo,
tuvo que ser sostenido pOr un policia
Dirigimosle la palabra y no nos con
testo.... Entonces lie observamos. No
podia hablar. Cuando intentaba ha-
cerlo lie venian nauseas. Luego, vo-
mitaba.
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EN QUE coNsIsTE BIZ sEcRETo
EsENCIALMENTE

FL secrsto de estos trabajos consis-
to esencialmente-y los doctores Calvi
no y Fortun no tienen ningiin inter6s
On ocultarlo-en que hasta ahora, por
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los PRECIOS De TODOS Los
ARTICULOS DE CONSUME HAN
INICIADO UNA RAPIDA BAJA

En- cast todas las ciudades de los Estados Unidos nc
observa la misma tendencia que invita- esperar
la reduction del coste de la vida
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Goleta- ''Meteoro"

saIdra visrnss para MaeOrs sansO Domingo. Adm
carga para los menoionadOs puertos
Para insOrnes: ANTILLES TRADING COMPANY.
oficina: Marina "a. frente Al nuolle NInero 2
Recibe carga a tOdas horas del dia
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La .PRIMERA cURA

El infelis fUe acostado en- el Guar
to de socorros sobre una mesa de ope-
raciones. Sc Quejaba horriblemente.
El practicante Rodriguez lie presto los
primeros auxihos A los diez minu-
tos, el enfermo volvi6 en- ST.. . Entonces
pudo hablar nos cont6 10 que lie ha-
bia sucedido
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LA TRAGEDIA

LA TRAGEDIA
Como Ell paciente no sabe espahol,
lc preguntamos:
What was the trouble?
El nos conto:
--Hace un mes que empece traba-
jar bordo de ese barco, como cocine-
ro Ell otro dfa, el segundo Official me
diio que y lavsra una gOpa. Yo Sc la
lave. Una de las piczas Sc me extra
vic. Ell mo dijo hoy, que tenia que
pagarsela. Yo le conteste que Sc la
pagaria tan pronto cobrara mi sueldo,
pues ahora no tcnia con que. En- Sc
guida me dio- un empujon y unos gol-
pes con ell puno. Mientras tanto, 70
seguia retrocediendo. Asi llegamos
junto la baranda del buque.. Enton-
ces 81, mas fuerte corpulento que 70,
mo cogio la fuerza, lanzandome al
aqua.
-GEstaba loco csc senior {?
NO, sefor.. segdn pudc vcr, os-
taba demasiado alegre.
~ que mas?
Tan pronto cal al aqua el Sc tiro
detras de mi, la fuerza, me sumer
gio tres veces. 81 no es por la poll
cia y dos trabajadOres que llegaron,
mo ahoga.
-Ahora Jque va usted a hacer?
Ire al barco; cobrare mi dinero y
me carchare: No quiero saber mas de
esa gente
LO QUE DICE LA PoLICIA
Ell cabo Torres cinco policias su.
bieron al vapor. "Alli -dijo uno de
ellos, con quien hablo nuestro repor-
ter nos vimos obligados veneer la
resistencia que nos hizo la tripulaci6n
No Querian que subieramos. FL sgre-
sor de Blanco parecia una verdadera
furia No quiso decir su nombre y da-
ba desaforados gritos. Aquello pare
cia una insurrecci6n.
-si, una INsURRECC1oN!.. IHa
habido arrestos?
mo, nsnguno. FL barco, que esta
cogiendo aztcar, sale por la mahana.
ALI estan ell cabo los demas poll
cias, que siguen investigando.. >
FL policia que asi habl6, inuestra la
camisa LENA de grandes manchones ne
grOs. Parece que tuvo que luchar cuer-
po cuerpo con los ''rebeldes''.
Por fortuna, no hubo bajas de min
guna clase. Solamente, algunos mo-
jados, dos tres sestrujados, ell po-
bee janSaiquino con ell est6mago re-
pletO de aqua salada, que iba expuI-
sandO POGO POGO, acompanado de al
gunOs garbanzos y menudos trozos de
tocineta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-01
CUBAPRODUCIRADOB LIE CANTIDAD De
AzUCAR CON Los NUEVOS METODOS
DE LA EST ACTON AGRONOMICA
UNA REvOLUCION PRODUCTIvA DE LAS IA
FRAS PROX1MAS HAN DE REALIZAR
LOS VALIOSOS TRABAJOS DE LOS AGRO-
NOMOS CALVINO FORTUN
(De nuestro Corresponsal en- la Habanal

En- 10 estaci6n Experimental Agro
monica do Santiago de las Vegas Sc
estan hacienda trabajos que muy prom
70 han dc revolucionar ell sistema pro-
ductivo de la azucar de Cuba, elevan
dola nm altisimo nivel, que puede cal
cularse va, en- ell doble de 10 que &C
tualmente rinden los campos de cana
de toda la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-01

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