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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08

Mussoliniho. zastaveny, zapo-|
cate dilo nedokonceno. Cd le-
tosniho unora do dneSnich dnI
Ivystehovalo Sc z Gorice ma 1O,-
900 obyvateld, tedy temer kaz
|dy treti clov6k, 1000 osob je
bez zamestnani, 40 obchodu "a
vreno, 1900 zeleznicard propu
steno re sluzby. Zivobyti je tn
70 80 proc. drazsi nez v Rime.
Profektura, vrchni soud okre
'sni hejtmanstvi prelozeny do
Videmu (Udine). Jeste hire
jsou ma tom osady V okoli Co
rice. Peuma dosud v troskach,
v kostele, kde staval hlavni OIL
tar, rosie trava, zricene do
my v sousedstvi zaluji dosud
nebesum. Vsude jamy, jicny cd
granat1, zbytky zakopu, tn a
tam i casti "spanelskych Jed
IcG." V kostnici lezi hezky ma
rovnany a roztrideny lebky,
kosti, Zebra - kazdy kousek
lpotren vapnem .ocislovan.
Preje-li 81 rakouska matka pre-
vezti telesne pozhstatky sveho
syna do vlasti, dopise "Cerve-
nemu krizi", ktery da rozkaz,
ably cisla ia a ia, byla vyhleda
ma, vyradena z kostnice a po-
jslana v bednicce do Vidne.
SoubOj muzikanti Pribra-
mi. Ma dtery q. cervence OBJ
jednal k vecernimu koncertu
vystavni vybor byv. hornickou
kapelu, ponevadz druha mistni
hudba Sc pondeli nedostavi-
la. Ably toto nedopatreni tato
nahradila, prisla drive nez ona
zacala v hudebnfm pavilonu
koncertovati. Proto vetsina by
v4le hornicke kapely odesla, a.
le asi IL hudebnikI zasedlo v
restauraci pribramskeho pivo-
varu, ktera pro sve vytecne pi-
vo nejhojneji jest navstevova-
ma, ably po skoncenem koncer-
tovani obvykle po 9. hod. ujalo
Sc hrani. Kdyz zdalo Sc, re Sc
" hudebnim pavilonul mali X
odchodu, zahajili hudbu. To u
slysev kapelnik rozchazejici
Sc kapely, pfinutil hudebniky
k zaujeti mist a hned ma to 81
nejvetsim fortissimem hran di-
voky pochod. Ridice Sc poreka
diem - moudrejsi ustoupi II
ukonciti hudebnfci v pribram-
ske restauraci cekajice trpeli-
We ma skonceni koncertu plnou
pull hodinu potom jail Sc hra
ii. Ale pax naschval vpadava
la jim do hry cast druhe kape-
ly, shromazdivsi Sc v plzenske
restauraci, zuriv9 .vzdy pri tom
busic v bubny a cinely. Jedna-
nj toto vyvolalo u vsech hubby
milovnych lidi nejvetsi odpor
a po zasluze bylo odsouzeno!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08
PREPLOVAL ANGLICKY PRUPLAV.

Londyn 7. npna ~ The Daily Sketch dnes oznamila
ze ackol men podmince plavby nebyo yhoveno odmena
1000 ber sterngG prepovani Anglckeho prIvu bude
al We vode 26 hodin 43 mnuty. Pouze dv6ma nym
zdm podario pfeplova Angicky prGpav T. W. Burgess
sow 1911 kaptanu Webbovi 1875.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08

NEJSTARSf MAYOR v OHIU
Medina, O., z. srpna. Levi
Nash, nepochybn6 nejstarsi
mayor v Ohio, hostil dnes spo-
lednost pratel v den svych de-
vadesatych narozenin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08
BrTvA S MORY MA FILIPlNACH.

Manila, P. l., Z. - Padesa Mort bylo zabito
nekok raneno ti clenove sbou komstebli poraneni bit
We bze jezera Lanao ostrove Mndanao, vcera byo
znameno dnes do dfadoy generanfho guvernera zadne
podrobnosti nejsou udany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08
.Drdtem:

jenz spoil obchodnika . ku-
pujicim obecenstvem, jest
ozn6mka v denniku 'SVET.
Pr1vs jako telegram dojde
ozn6mka urceneho cile -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08

- Jak maze lid vsdsti, ze
mate nsco ma prodej, kdyz
mu to drive neozn&mite?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
Try to Kill Income
Tax Law in Oregon

PORTLAND. Ore. AprIl so-Pe-
,itions invoking the rNfsrrndum on
the state income tax iaw passci
BY the recent Oregon legislature are
nearly complete. according to an
announcement hers today by orssni.
sniionr circulating them.
The Oregon Just Tax league has
secured the $500 signatures neces.
sary on its petition. and tho Oregon
Income Tax Referendum league re.
ported lis petitions about half sign.
cd The two petitions are distinct.
but seek the same end, the submits
sion Of the law 10 The vote Of tho
people OF the state at special cleo.
iion TO be held next November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
Rum Decision Is
Upheld by Court

OLYMPIA. April @o~The supreme
court here yesterday upheld tho Dc.
cision ~ che superior ebur, Of what.
com county that a man and his car
may be searched without warrant
by police officers n reasonable
dcub, exists in their minds That
liquor may be in the possession Of
the occupant or on his person
T'hs decision confirmed the eonyic-
ton OF John Hughlc;t and 10 Tur.
Nor, who werr arrested In whaicom
county recently by officers who had
no warrant and searched their car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20

Love Is a subject that keenly
interests most plsygocra, particular
ly women" says Elsie Ferguson. the
noted actress. who. herself has ap-
pcared as the lovely and ailuring
heroine OF many OF the stage and
screens most fascinating romaneeS,
without love- continued this
star. who comes 20 the Metropoll'
tan thoater the week OF April 10th.
in her latest stage success. '-Tho
wheel Of Life" mo play OK
pcricncos any particular vogue:
while with II. well. Romeo and
Juliet for example, csemplify the
length OF life which coed love
play can attain. Personally. !
should consider I, fatal 20 take par,
in an offering that iid no, have a
strong love Interest like tho one
that distinguishes my prcscn, We
htcls."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
SAYS THE IDEAL
LOVER Is DEAD

such ~ women van
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
U. of w. Operetta
Plays to Big House

The Lucky Jade" an operetta
written by University OF washing.
ton alumni. was presented at Levy's
orpheum Thursday night and was
pronounced huge success. The
old theater. long deserted. was
packed TO the doors with university
students and alumni. A chorus Of
100 pretty goods put over tho mu.
sic in perfect style. The production
was home talent from first to last.
and in spite OF the fact that props"
were sadly lacking. the show made
n great hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
Victim Of Jap Car
Still in Hospital

Melbryne Wiley. who was dragged
for one and one-haif miles under the
truck Of b. Itabashi. japanese dairy
man OF Auburn. could not appear In
Justice court Thursday to prosecute
Itnbashi and the case was continued.
Wiley. a i7-year-oid Auburn high
school student. was terribly mangied
BY the accident. when the Jap drag
ped him all over Auburn. while at
tempting to evade other cars seeking
to rescue the youth. Wiley is still
IN the Auburn hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
ROMANTIC STRAIN
IN EVERY WOMAN

Explaining why love gives life 10
a play. Miss Ferguson say8. There
a romantic strnin in almost every
woman. a longing 10 be loved In
tho thrilling and passionate fashion
accredited TO Romeo and Sir
Taunceiu,. And this longing sci
dom II ever dies.
III IL did how the theaicr would
suffer. becanse I, Is Mt the ,hea,sr
that the old and young OF my sex.
yicariously. satisfy that yearniug
for love that real lifo usually de-
nica them. For modern man. even
AZ his best. Ia a mighty poor
apology for real. romantic lover,
s,,ch "a woruen want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20

that the IDEAL lover dies with the
pasSlng OF tho tFoubadoura. THAT
glorious period OF poetry and
romance. Of moonlit enchanted gar
dsna and adventurous deeds. whom
nothing daunted a brave man 20
win his lady fair
ALAS. can YOU Imagine modern
man doing anything glorious or
daring 10 prove his dcsthieaH 10.
yotionr No. he Atopn a; a dinner.
Eift or aunt In hla six cylinder
car. Heavens. how women hrr
cheated out OF their heritage Of
those golden days OF tho past, No
wonder they so TO the ,heater and
try 10 imagine that they arc the
ravlnK beauty for whose favor some
off.stagc duel " bcinE fought 20 lts
noisy and bloody end"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
MmItRE IS KING Trr,

PARIS. April z0.-Whcn they 70.
open The tomb discovered at Luxor.
Egypt. they viii be disappointed.
Tutankhameu viii not be there The
real tomb Of Klng Tut was discovered
In 1919. ays George Rene. the
French Egyp,oloEist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
CAN'T WAKE THREE

OXFORD. Eng. April 20.-Threc
inmates OF Radcliffe infirnary here
have been attacked by the sleeping
sickness and have been In this con-
dition for several days. Their con-
dision. however. N considered not
serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
Thieves Operating
on Indian Liners

CALAIS. April 20. Detectives
have been assigned 10 India liners
touching here because seven mail
thefts have been reporied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20

''xho makes plays with a love
interest POPULAR u hnt INC 20.
called matinee girl she merely NJ
sIsts. It's her mother. and her fem.
into cousins, and her auniA. and
her grandmother. too. Nobody
knows this better shan we OF the
,heater. arm inclined TO believe
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
MAN FROM EAST
GETS AWFUL JOLT
xxx

Corn certainly is q fae prospect
in Martin county.
The other day one Of those wise
auto tourists from Ohio stopped at
farm house in Jay township at
some time after dark and wanted to
know what road he ought to take
to get out of the timber. For. at
least twenty miles, he declared, most
of the roadway was so lined with
heavy timber that he was afraid he
might at any minute suffer the ca
lamity of having his family attacked
by wolves, wildcats and other Zero
cious animals.
He was quite concerned over their
welfare, he went on, and he would
appreciate any advice the farmer
would give him that might lead him
safely out Of the wilderness.
"Why," he went on, "I was under
the impression that Southern Min
nesota had only scattering of tim
Der, and here for nearly half an hour
we've been travelling through the
densest forests I've ever seen out
side Of Africa"
"Look here" he added, confiden-
tally, "you give US a bunk tonight
Or show US the way out of this
wooded wildness and I'll make it 25
ron men and you may keep the
change.
ut isn't that I'm afraid or any
hing like that" he continued as the
farmer kept his guild of chewing TO-
bacco in rapid transit from one
heck to the other, "but you can't
blame a guy for having due con-
"ern for his wife and children, can
you?"
A light suddenly broke in on the
| puzzled brain of the farmer and it
so Illuminated his risibilities that he
aughed until his side ached and the
tourist thought he had run off his
trolley.
"How Gomez" was all the latter
could find to lay his tongue to.
"Why, you poor fish," replied the
landlord as he doubled up again, "you
are the best thing that has hap
pened since Barnum invented clowns.
You aren't within four hundred miles
# Wildcats" he continued, "and as
for wolves, there isn't wolf in, Mar
in county but what if he saw you
coming he would turn tail and never
top running. Timber! Say, sonny,
you haven't begun to see timber.
Those are cornfields you've been
passing along the road. Now"
But the man from Ohio had faint
ed dead away. - Sherburn Advance
Standard.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
AFTER DUE ALLOWANCES.

5 A son arrived in the family Of q
Philadelphia couple the other day
and the young father rushed out of
he house to borrow a pair of scales.
There were no portable scales in the
7eighborhood.
"Any rags, any bottles?" sang a
voice in the street.
"Here, you'll" called the proud ia
her. "Come here, l. want you to
weigh something for me-"
The junkman followed the proud
parent. Baby was tied up in towel
and hooked to the scales. The indi-
Gator showed exactly seven pounds.
"Seven pounds!" cried the nurse.
"Seven pounds" echoed the disap-
pointed father.
"Don't let that worry you" re-
marked the junkman. "Them is the
scales buy by. I guess the child
weighs 10 pounds. mebbe a little over
that."-Kansas City Star.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
MACNUS TALKS
TELLS SOUTH SIDERS HE WILL
NOT MAKE FOOL OF HIM.
SELF" IN WASHINGTON.
xxx,

Senator Magnus Johnson assured
South Side residents at their picnic
at Riverside park Wednesday night
that when he gets up on the floor
of the Senate he's going to talk
common sense"
"Don't think that in few months
in that high Office I'm going to hurt
the business people," he said.
"Don't believe I'm going to make
fool of myself, because I'm not 60
ing to do it. You need not think
that because I'm not a lawyer or a
banker that I can't think right. If
I do 60 up on the floor to talk I'm
going to talk common sense"
The speaker urged people in the
city and the farmers to cooperate
together" He said that during his
eight years in the legislature he
helped Minneapolis by voting for leg
islation that was best for the city.
81 say that when I take my place
with Henry Lodge and the others he
will understand me all right" :.
The senator said that he had been
out through the state moulding pub
lie opinion.
"Woe unto me-" he said, "if l
mould any public opinion that is not
moulded on solid foundation" :
81 get my information from every
nook and corner, but while I havn't
got the silver tongue of the big ora
tors, it doesn't make any difference.
I'm going to stand for measures that
are just and honest"
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
under the KLUX- nut TREE
"A LAFFIN WI NE"
ANOTHER PUZZLE SOLVED.

ANOTHER PUZZLE SOLVED.
eve don't see any lady tramps,'
remarked the idler.
The philosopher, as usual, was
ready to discuss any proposition that
came up.
"That is easily explained" he be-
gan. T.,
SHOOT" assented the other.
"A tramp depends on castoff cloth
ing," the philosopher continued.
"Well?" .l r.
"Do you suppose woman is 60
ing around in castoff short skirts
when other women are wearing long
ones? You'll never see any lady
tramps." Spokane Spokesman-Re.
view. 3 ~
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
IMPRESSED FOREVER.

There are occasional doubts in the
minds of the elders of the Moore
family as to the quickness Of Tom.
my's wits, but there has never been
any doubt that lesson learned by
him, however, slowly, is forever after
remembered.
won't you shake hands with me-
Tommy" asked one of his sisters
admirers, but Tommy hung back.
81 don't care to-" he said, with
terrible distinctness.
"Don't you like me?" asked the un-
wise visitor.
"No, I don't!" replied Tommy, and
then there was a shocked chorus
from the family.
"Tommy," said his aunt, reproach-
fully, as she withdrew him from the
public gaze, "why did you say such a
rude thing to Mr.. Jones 81"
Because, auntie," said her wrig-
Cling charge, 81 got licked last week
for not telling the truth, and ]
shan't never take any risks again!
Boston Globe.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24

women of the country must be laid
the business Of bringing about re-
form. s..
"But legislation will not usher in
an era of wisely planned marriages.
The real hope of the world lies in
putting as much painstaking and pro-
gressive thought into the great bust
ness of mating as we do into the
other big businesses of our day, and
in bringing to bear upon marriage
the advanced ideas Of science, reli-
gion and law, so that we shall be
able to offer to young men and women
a sensible presentation Of the sub
ject that will convince them Of the
necessity of permanent family rela-
tions and assure them Of the happi-
ness to be found in a wholesome,
family life.
Qualification of marriage and d.
vorce laws is only partial solution
of the problem. There must be early
training for marriage and parent
hood, and this cannot be provided for
by law"
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
DID SHE SUSPECT?

Sandy and his lass had been sitting
together about half an hour in 81.
lence.
maggie" he said at length, twas.
no I here on the Sawbeth nicht?"
"Aye Sandy, I daur say you were.
can wasna I here on Monday
NIGHT?
"Aye, so ye WERE"
"An' I was here on Tuesday NIGHT
an Wednesday NIGHT, an Thursday
NIGHT, an Friday nicht?"
"Aye, I'm thinkin' that's So"
can this is Saturday NIGHT, an
I'm here again?"
"Well, I'm sure ye're very vel.
come"
Sandy desperately: maggie
woman! Dye no begging to suspect
something ?"-The Continent.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
THE CORE OF THE TRAGEDY.

THE CORE OF THE TRAGEDY.
The little boy next door was Sob
hing the other day and a neighbo1
inquired what was the trouble and
earned that his sisters cat had died
he day before. 81
"Well," said friend neighbor, "you
must have loved your sisters cat
very dearly"
"Naw, I didn't" he replied, "but
paw gave me Hckin' for throwing it
in the well."-Exchange.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
THE EASIEST WAY.

THE EASIEST WAY.
"Why have you added million
to our capital stock 7"
"That goes to pay the printer"
"You allot him million in stock?"
ut was either that or pay his bill.
We owe him $14."-Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
TAKE A NUMBER, PLEASE.

TAKE A NUMBER, PLEASh.
After a loud and prolonged exhor-
tation in a Holly Roller meeting the
preacher called for testimonials. A
devout young lady of color arose and
shouted her story.
LAS night All was in de arms oh
lie debbil, an tonight All Is in de
arms OBJ de Lord"
A hushed but excited voice from
The back of the room interrupted her.
"Got a date TO- tomorrow night
sister."-Lemon Punch university
Of Oregon).
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24

BRADSHAW: 81 always thought you
said you'd never lend money again
Henpeck: "But this was to a
married friend who needed it to keep
his wife away in the country another
month. New York Sun and Globe
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
COMMUNITY MORALS.

"There have been a great many
arrests in Crimson Gulch."
eyes," replied Cactus Joe. ave
can't make up our minds whether
the Gulch is getting worse, or wheth-
er bootleg liquor is Supplying the
lawless element and making it cas-
Ter to come up withdrawing ton
Star.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
TORMENTING.

Lois: $50 you nearly drowned in
the surf? I suppose you we're ter
ribly frightened?"
Louise: Heavens, yesl All the
lifeguards I'd ever flirted with fash
ed before my eyes."-New, York Sun.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
xxx.

"Do you believe in an eight-hour
day."
mo-" declared Cactus Joe. Eight
hours work don't leave a man only
sixteen hours to play poker."-Wash-
ington Star.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
TWO-CYLINDER REPUBLIC.

Germany is said to be apprehen-
sive of two distinct revolutions. In
one large section the Communists
are expected to take up arms and be
assisted by the Russian. Bolshevists.
In another wide district the mon
archists are drawing the sword and
will give battle for a return to the
Hohenzollerns or other royal leader
ship. Maybe Germany could get
a-going if she had two revolutions as
a starter.-Los Angeles Times.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
SAD STORY.

Patron (of circulating library
"This book is quite Damp"
Clerk: ayes, the girls cry so much
over it we can't keep it dry."-Bos-
/ ton Transcript. @
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
xxx.

Two is matrimony, but three is ali
mony.-Stillwater American Demo-
crat.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-24
FOR SALE

ne Office furniture-2 roll top desks,
one fiat top desk, one typewriter desk,
one 4-drawer letter file, one large
table, 8 chairs. A. P. Nelson, 345-
355 Main avenue. Cedar 1888.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
ECOS DEL PUERTO
ENTRADAs A SAN JUAN

LEGO aver procedente de la Habana,
ell vapor americana Lake Florian.
-Procedente de Sur Y Centre Ameri-
ca nego aver San Juan ell vapor es-
pafiol tReina Maria Cristina'' de la
Compaflfa Trasatlantica. Entire otros,
llegaron San Juan procedentes de Co.
Ion y escalas bordo del MARIA Girls
tina" Fabriciano v6lez, Manuel Cabre
70, Jose Ma. Rodriguez, Rufo Ubarri
esposa hijas, Angel Archilla, y Ho-
lace Ruve.
Hoy las 12 sale ell maria Cristi-
na' con rumbo Espafla.
-Leg6 de santo Domingo ell vapor
helandes 'Medea'
DE Mobile lego aver a este puerto
con un gran cargamento de mad sras ell
vapor americana Lake Fairpoct.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
FL estrenO de hoy
en- Ell "RiaItO''

Esta tarde y esta noche sera exhibit
da en- ell teatro RLALTo la magn1fica
production del circuito "Bruno & vaz-
quez": "LA PERFIDA MISS RE-
VEL" (The infamous Miss ReveD, Pc
lfcula del repertoire metro inter
pretada por los conocidos artistas Alice
Lake Cullen Lands.
Estos artistas Sc han cautivado la ad-
miraci6n del pdblico en- sus anteriores
producciones, Alice Lake en- IA denca-
ca cinta ''El don divino" (The golden
gift) y Cullen Lands en- va1ias clntas,
ertre las que recordamos Hijos In
gratos'' Ia vuelta al Hogar'', en
la., cuaIes demostro su envidiable talen
to artistico.
La empresa Bruno g. vazqrez" nos
anuncia que lanzara esta bella pro
ducci6n precios corrientes, csto es, q
Ii centavos por la tarde y IS centavos
por la noche, que dado la magnifcen-
cia de la pellcula, ell precio resulta un
regalo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
LAS CUEsTIoNEs FUNDAMENTAL
LES QUE TRATARA
(Continuaci6n de la ga. pagina)

a privar del sufragio, Inica ?rma de
defensa que tiene ell pueblo contra los
abuses de sus mandatarios obtener re-
medios los agravios y los males que
sufre, teniendo en- cuenta que ell ira
Eajo representa- una fuerza de opinion
sufciente para decidir una contienda
electoral en- la isla.
A. Resultados obtenidos con as me-
didas legislativas sometidas la Unde
Gina Asamblea Legislative del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, tendencies impulsar
Ell bienestar comfort de las grandes
masas productoras y que tienden pro-
mover La civilization la cultura ge-
neral del pueblo, hacienda de Puerto
Rico un lugar de decencia hygiene
que sirva de honor norma otros pue
bios.
s. Posici6n adoptada por los pa
tTonos y grandes empresas industriaIes
cue tratan de forzar una condici6n de
servidumbre industrial agricola y con
vertir a los seres humanos en- momlas
sin voluntad, sometidos a todas clases
d5 huunillaciones Y vejamenes.
6.-Adopci6n de medidas procedi-
mientos por los cuales el trabaio. como
factor tnico de vida Y progreso en- los
pueblos, alcance la verdadera signifi-
cacion posici6n que merece en- todas
las faces sociales, econ6micas politi-
cas- de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
UNA CAMPANA EN- FAVOR DE
ARTHUR BALFOUR

LoNDREs, mayo 81. Omitted Press)
Los diarios politicos dedican sus Sec
clones editorialistas comentar la si-
tuaci6n en- defender sus candidates
para la jefatura del gobierno.
Los periodicos de ]. L. Garvin, Or
ganos de Lord Birkenhead, dan en-
tender que Lord Arthur Balfour, ex-
presidente de la delegation britanic1
en- la conferences de Washinton, es la
persona namada a formar gabinete.