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Evening star., 1924-10-12
The Story the Week Has Told

that it Is proposed to hold a pan
Islamic congress in Cairo in the near
future, to settle the caliphate ques-
tion and other matters of general
concern to Islam, of which perhaps
the most important is that of the
holy places and the pilgrims.
Other developments in the Hejaz
situation are not clear. Some re-
ports say Ali has accepted the crown
reports say he has declined it Now
we are told that the Wahhabis have
been persuaded to make peace and
retire and again that they still
threaten Mecca. Prince Zeid, young
est son of Hussein, is on his way to
London to consult the British gov
ernment.
Hussein has only his caliphate pre-
tensions to thank for withdrawal of
British support The British are still
supporting two sons of Hussein, Alb
dulla, Emir of Transjordania and
Faisal. King-of Iraq. Assuming Ali
to have accepted the crown. it is con-
ceivable that. seeing that Ali is simple
King of Hejaz (and a "constitu-
tional" King at that the British will
help him. If the Wahha bis fiout one
kind of sovereign, they will list into
another. 1t should however, be OBJ
served that the British have not the
same motives of imperial interest,
(too subtle to be noticed here) for
backing the. King of Hejaz that they
have for backing the rulers of Iraq
and Transjordanial The Hejaz situa-
tion is one Of the most important and
fascinating in the world, and 1 shall
return to it later.
MisceIlaneous.-No news as to
operations. In the Spanish zone of
Morocco. only a dispatch to the effect
that Spanish casualties between Sep
tember 1S and October were in the
neighborhood Of 5000.
The contract between the under
writer's (the Morgans and other great
banking houses. and the German au-
thorities, under which the loan of 80O,-
100000 gold marks ($200, 100000 is to
be issued for the German government,
as provided under the Dawes plan, was
signed on October 10, and the loan will
soon be put on the market with GER
tainty of successful flotation. (Further
notice hereafter)
Statistics published by the Russian
Soviet government indicate that be-
tween Is and 20 million Russians are
suffering from famine The number in
1922 was, I believe, in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000. 900. With export Of grain
stopped and no prospects of loan from
Britain. as hoped. the Winter outlook
for Russia is bleak.
It is interesting news that, after all,
It Is not Americans. but Germans who
are going to transform scraggly little
Angora into a noble city, to vie with
your Parises and Washingtons. More
over, the Angora government has ap-
pointed a German as general manager
of the Anatolian railroad. He who
laughs last laughs best. Nicht wahr.
The general battle near Jehol, Chill
Province, China, between the forces of
WI Pei Flu and Chang Tso Lin. has con-
tinued throughout the past week, ap-
parently with more than the customary
celestial energy. The dispatches, how
ever, indicate little as to the result The
defense of Shanghai by the Che Kiang
forces seems to be at the last gasp
Evening star., 1924-10-12

seven days ended October IL:
The British Empire-On October
s a Liberal resolution was passed by
the Commons, 364 to 1913, calling for
an inquiry into the circumstances at
tending the withdrawal of a prosecu-
tion for sedition against James Ross
Campbell, who as acting editor of
the Workers Weekly, Communist
journal. on July 25 published an arti-
Gle which, besides other similar mat
ter, contained the following:
Soldiers, sailors. airmen, flesh of
our flesh and bone Of our bone, the
Communist party calls upon you to
begin the task of not only organizing
passive resistance when war is de-
clared or when an industrial dispute
involves you, but to definitely and
categoricaIly let it be known that
neither in a class war nor in a mill
tary way will you turn your guns on
your fellow workers. but instead Will
line up with your fellow workers in
an attack upon the exploiters and
capitalists, and will use your arms
on the side of your own class.
Form committees in every bar
racks, aerodrome and ship. Let this
be the nucleus of an organization
that will prepare the whole of the
soldiers, sailors and airmen, not mere
" to refuse to go to war or to refuse
to shoot strikers during industrial
conflicts, but will make it possible
for the workers, peasants and soldiers
sailors and airmen. to go forward in
common attack upon the capitalists,
smash capitalism forever. and in
stitute the rule of the whole working
class.
Refuse to shoot down your fellow
workers.
"Refuse to fight for profits.
Turn your weapons on your op-
pressors."
On August 13 Campbell was ar
raigned at Bow street on the charge
of sedition, but the public prosecutor
requested that the charge be quashed,
,curiously representing that~it was not
the object of the Workers Weekly
ito try to seduce men in the fighting
forces from their duty and allegiance,
nor to induce them to disobey lawful
ORDERS that the article was merely
a comment upon armed military force
being used by the state to suppress
industrial disputes"
The magistrate thereupon dis
missed the case.
The next day, August IA, the politi-
cal bureau of the Communist party
published a statement to the effect
that Campbell had been quite willing
to undergo trial and to justify his
article; that "the withdrawal of the
charge was made on the sole RESPONSE
bility of the Labor government under
severe pressure" from certain Labor
members of Parliament, George Lans-
bury and others.
1t is not surprising that this Incl
dent aroused attention.; nor Is II
necessary to impute to the Liberals
and Conservatives selfish political
motives in that they combined to de-
mand an official inquiry thereon. The
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Diver Thinks He Found
Lost City of Vineta

OF Arizona, at the northern ex-
tremity of the Baltic Island of Rue
gen. deep-sea fishermen have discoy-
cred on the sea bottom the remains
OF larpe mediaeval warship, with
many OF her old guns still on board.
From their workmanship it is thought
that the vessel was Danish warship
The diver who brought up the guns
maintains that near the ship he saw
dimly the remains of immense walls.
This has started the theory that the
site has been discovered of the long
lost city of Vineta. which was swal-
lowed up by the Baltic S25 years ago,
about the time when the North Sea
engulfed the Isle of Lomea and
formed the Goodwin Sands.
The legend of lost Vineta has been
sung in German verse. Fishermen on
calm nights often say they can hear
the sunken city's bells
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Former Kaiser Seeks
Pay for Restored Loot

William of Hohenzollern, who has
already received $40 100000 from the
Prussian State since his abdication.
is now claiming a further 500 600 600
as revenue from his lands and prom
erty. and compensation for the pic
lures and works of art that have
been seized by the State.
He wants compensation for more
than 5000 pictures. including works
by Rembrandt. Raphael and Won
Eyck- Two of the most valuable.
Van Eyck's Altar Piece" and "Ador-
alton of the Lamb" were returned
to the Belgian Government under the
Treaty of Versailles, and restored to
the Cathedral Of Ghent, from which
the Germans had removed them.
The ex-Kaiser. however, claims that
they were his personal property.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Greatest Coal Fields.

The report of the Russian Govern
ment commission, headed by Profess
sor Obroutsheff, states that the coal
fields recently discovered in Siberia
cover an area of nearly 400 square
miles, containing the greatest coal
deposits in the world. The locality
also contains extensive deposits of
sulphuric minerals, possibly half a
million tons Of graphite, and numer-
Gus traces of platinum
Evening star., 1924-10-12

er OF the mon cooperation" move
ment in India. has just completed his
fast of 21 days, self-imposed as a
"penance" for recent heightening of
the ancient religious feuds between
Mohammedans and professors Of Hindu
ism in India, involving bloody clashes.
The fast nearly finished Gandhi. yet
it seems that the fanatics are now at
each other more enthusiastically than
ever.
Frnnce-France is again vexed by
the clerical question The policy of
the present French government calls
for suppression OF the French en-
bassy to the Vatican: secularization
of education in the schools of Alsace-
Lorraine as In the rest of France,
and applications of the associations
law ii. e., the law against the religi-
Gus orderS) to Alsace-Lorraine. 1t
was in 1905. during German pos
session of Alsace-Lorraine. that
Napoleon's concordat with the Vati-
can was repudiated by the French
government. and the schools were
secularized and the Congregations"
concordat arrangements continued
to govern for Alsace-Lorraine.
1t is reported that the new French
budget contains no item for the ex-
pense of the French embassy at the
Vatican. That embassy was estab-
lished in 1921; a vivid mark of the
tendency for some years prior to
the Herriot administration toward
friendlier official relation between the
Quai d'Orsay and the Vatican.
Some Frenchmen Of the left assert
that the agitation in Alsace and LOT
raine against the proposal to as
simulate those liberated provinces to
the rest Of France in respect of re-
lations between church and state, is
being fomented from certain quar-
ters as affording a favorable oppor-
tunity to the clericals for reviving
controversy on the grand scale on
the Roman question" and from GER
tain other quarters as not unlikely
to arouse regrets for the German
regime. The situation holds the
most unhappy possibilities.
Negotiations are going on In Paris
looking to Franco-German trade
treaty.
Arabfa-On October Hussein,
King of Hejaz and self-styled Caliph
of Islam, abdicated both titles. He
ii0SA IL 0hSASoAAy dppCohSu ~ SAAS 49,
ish government for help, but the lat
ter informed him that 1t could not
intervene in the religious disputes Of
Islam.
Report has It that Hussein abdi-
Gated on the representations of a
Committee of the leading citizens"
of Mecca and Jidda, that he turned
over his royal power to a temporary
semi popular government, and that
this government offered the crown
of Hejaz to Prince Ali, Hussein's son
and Grand Sheriff of Mecca, on condi-
ton that he should not assume the
style of Caliph; that he should rule
as a constitutional monarch, obedient
to the peoples will, and that he
should comply with the wishes of
the Islamic world as to arrangements
regarding the holy places and pill
grims In this connection it is noted
Evening star., 1924-10-12

at first distinctly arrested on the
side where the grating was made.
After several weeks, however, SYM
metry was again established, and
normal development apparently oc-
Cured.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
BY HENRY w. BUM.

. HE following is brief sum-
mary of the most important
news of the world for the
seven days ended October IL:
Evening star., 1924-10-12
SALVAGE.

"The Son of Nan is come to seek and
to Sdue that Uhich lcas loSt."-St. Luke,
nineteenth chapter, tenth uerSe.
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RITS
Los ADuLTERADoREs DE IEcHE

Ell inspector de. Sanidad Modesto
Archilla deruncio Claudio ortega,
de Fuerta de TERRA, por vender leche
adultcrada con aqua en- su dep6sito de
Ia Gale de San Agustin No. 25, y 81
Juez Rodriguez Sierra 10 sentenci6 a
diez dfas dc carcel. e
Ell inspector Jose Fonfria denunei6
a Juan v. Gonzalez, de Tras Talleres,
Santurcs, por el misno delito de adul-
terar lsche. y el Juez Rodrigues Serrs
10 sentenci6 diez dias de carcei.
Justine correa y Modesto Castro.
adulteradores de leche de Juncos, fue-
ron denunciados por ell inspector de
sanidad Juan Carreras y la corte de
Distrito de Humacao los sentenci6 a
tres dfas de carcel cada uno.
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Ell PITCHER LUQUE
ENFERMo DE CUIDADo

Recluido en- un hospital de Ph!ladel-
ph.a tenemos noticias que esta el IA
mcso pitcher cubano Luque, quien en-
Ia temporada de 1928 hnbo de .tener
tan magnifico record como lanzador.
Una grave pulmonia 10 tiene postrado
en- el lecho, del dolor, y SO teme un
,desehlace fatal, pues La flebre es en-
extreme alta. Antes de haber contraf-
do esta enfermedad, este aho, Luque
no estaba tan efectiy0 como en- La tenn
porada anterior y debido a clio no
fguraba entire el staff de lansadores
Quiera Dios Que pronto podamos te-
ner noticias que el popular Luque ga
est& nuevamente entire sus compaHs-
ros y recibiendo los calurosos aplau.
sos de sus admiradores. @
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.TEPE ANDREW DE @
NuEvo EN- LA L1GA

Ell popular fan Pepe Andreu, el
hombre del DODGE. el autom6vil
que hemos escogidO para dar servicio'
lverdad q In distribuci6n de Ell MUM
DO y puerto Rico Ilustrado' en- La
isla, va esta de vuelta entire nosotros
despu6s de haber visitado infnidad de
ctudades en- los Estados Unidos. Pre-
senci6 algunos de los juegos en- las
grandes hgas y entusiasm6se tan gran
temente que fraglia la idea dc ser 81
Idsden neye al norts la primsra novena
4 'boricau,, "a jugar entire los semi.pro
81 hr61imoS verano. Bienvenido sea q
amigo Andreu
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Recupero la saiud perdids

Jose Cubero, de Habana, Cuba, nos
escribe: I'm hijo mio sufria de escaio-
frios y fiebre dcsde hacia' tres mieses
hasta que por fin sc le administro ell
TOEICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FERRU-
GINOSO DE LEONARDO. Esto 10
restableci6 por conpletoy desde entonces
esta gozando de una salud perfecta.''
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO des-
tfuye los gernienes de la malaria que
existen en-, Ia sapgre, comparte al
organisrno nueva fuerza y vitalidad. Ha
curado otros, por 10 tanto, 10 curars
a I'd. taribien.
FL TONICO sANTIFEBRIL Y FE-'
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARBI Sc
vende condcion de que deveivernos eI
dinero 81 los resultados no son satisfac-
torios. Pida LEONARDO al farniaceu-
tico. ss@r=e-
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Ell BAROMETRO
-SENAI1A CAMBIoS


! Hay tendencias q Greer que npestra
ncvena local seguira recibiendo cas-
uges de parte de los .'leones'' pero
la suerte no nos Ia de. ser tan adyer-
sa, para que dejemos que PONCE oe,s-
pc el primer puesto tan de sdbito.
Tampoco HUMAcAo permittra que los
"montunos" vuelvan aprovechar sus
dehilidades y en- el capitulo final per-
,mitan que Sc, les castigue. como Sc les
castig6 el pasado domingo, De re-.
'sIltars que 81 PoNcE derfote al ATIf.
LETIcS en- ambos, y RIBoSCH tam
''btsn derrote al HuMAcAo, estos dos
ditimos ernpataran en- la serie y los
dos primeros ocuparan La ''cabeza''s y
el :'rabo'' respectivamente.
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MEsoNoRA A YABUcoA

Con ell fin de celebrar dos juegos con
la va afaniada novena Yabucoa Su-
gar, recientemente uniformada, mafia-
ma sladra de esta capital, ell formida-
BILE equipo de segunda "Mesonora'
Ambos clubs Sc proponen tomar par
te en- ell campeonato de AMATEURS
que habra de in;ciarse en- Julio, Y por
ESQ, mafiana tendran los "azucareros
y '.musicos'' que dar un buen show
de sus habildades en- Ell tira y coge. :.
r. E. w.
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Lbs fuTuRos STANDINGS


MaGana dom ngo tendremos IS jue-
gos, con I'm valor relative de $3.50
pnntos cada uno. Dividiehdose los jue.
gos UHo y. uEo. los dos primeros ten
dram .555-5I9 piintos y los dos tlti-
mos 4444I9 puntos.
Las lineas vfstas son PONCE en- ell
doble encIsntro con el ATHLETICS,
y RIBosCH en- los encuentros contra
HUMACAO en- las hgas respectivas
de! Castillo y de la Montana. obte-
niendo los "home teams" Ia victoria
en- ambos encuentros, PONCE subira
a ser 81 primero con IL juegos CANA
dos y tsndra TN promedio de .611-1I9
puntos; ATHLETICS con .3ss-sls pun
tos vendra ocupar ell iiltimo puesto
en- case que RIBoScH venza a HU-
MACAO en- ambos, estando por 10 tanto
empatados 500 a 500 prntos con
juegos cada uno.
HUMAcAo venciendo en- ambos, y
ATHLETICS imit&ndole, los. promedios
seran HUMAcAo .s11-1ls; ATIILE-
TICS 500; PONCE .sss-sIs. " RI
BOSCH .3ss.s'9. %.F
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Ell ALLENTOWN"
EsTA roRM1DAB1lE

|; Las hnestes de Landgraff son en-
verdad formidables players que luchan
por veneer todo trance sus contra
rios Su Line up actual es el sighente:
Gutierrez 3b, Moran cf, Hunter IF.
Hyde G, Duffy If, Deighan ib, Stell IS,
Lennox 2b, Papsin p, Clabby, utility.
Duffy, Papsin, wycoff v Johnson
tambi6n figuran como pitchers; Knie-
sci catcher.
En- JUNO 8 vencen al Nazareth .
II /; el dia fueron derrotados por
.el Brooklyn Royal Giants con un
score 8 /: el dfa Ell pitcher Duffy
blanque6 al "Hellertown" 8 o; el
dfa 10 vencieron al "Hazleton'' 8
/; Ell dia 12, y pesar de la lluvia
y ser un dia en- extreme frio y ante
cscasa concurrencia a la liga, en- in
nings vencieron al ''Beth. Fabs'' con
una score de 2 /.
Los scores hablan por ST solos de
La potenciahdad del ALLENTOWN. y
es de esperarse que durante La pr6xima
temporada oUBIcHE-BoRTcUA- AME
RICANA, podamos yer juegos rehidi-
simos y y.nuestros muchachos aprendan
aigo nuevo en- el Rey Deporte.
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DE DOMINGO A sABADo
iPoR LAS LLGAS

Dos severos. cast.gos recibsn los
| 'atletas'' en- nuestra iga por los bra
vos "lsones'' del sur. Dos derrotas
incomprensibles son propinadas los
''orientales = por los 'montunos''.
El dia estuvo por el 'tvisitante'' en-
ambas Hgas. Dos prsciosos ''collares"
son donados nuestros "boys" por los
lanzadores San y Nero en- la loza, los
cllales lie han sido endosados al popu-
lar Mono para que guarde como ''ta-
Isman' prodigioso.
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JONRONERoS. :. Y PITCHERS
vICTIMAS.

JONRONER0S. Y PITCHERS
vICTIMAs.
En- San Juan, mayo 4, 1924
Guzman /, Gamiz pitcher; Millito 1,
Gamiz pitcher; Nlnin /, Gamiz pitcher.
En- san Jaan, mayo 10, 1924:
Barreiro l, Gamiz pitcher.
En- Hunacao, mayo rs, 1924:
Santana /; Chech6n pitcher; Angulo l.
Gamiz pitcher. A'
En- San Juan JUNO L, 1924:
Gacho 1, Gamiz pitcher; Mateo /,
Gamiz pitcher. q
En- Ponce, JUNO 15. 1924: "a
Caratini I. Sijo pitcher. q
En- San Juan, JUNO %, 1924:
Caratinf /, De Graft pitcher; Mill
to 9. Gamiz pitcher.
En- Cayey, JUNO %, 1924:
Mateo 1, Camar6n pitcher.
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lWIIlLIAM GUzMAN
NOS EscRIBE

Ef amigo wyllis, quien hasta aqui
na tenido que permanecer sin poder
yejercitarss en- IL tira y coges' CON 81
pfoohlyn debido q haber sufrido una
dnKsCci6n en- un music, nos escribe des-
do s,i rassdencia en- 81 No. 81 oeste de
1T Gale 90 de Nneva york Nos dice
que ssta deseoso de podsr ser dado de
lalta pcr q facultativo Que ls asiste
y einpezaf sal entrenamiento. Delira
de entusiaslno pOr vsr 81 es que habra
de ser de alguna utilidad allends; no
SOLD para tranquiiidad suya propia,
sino para gloria de nuestra quarida
Bcfinquen
Ep noinbrs del amigo GuzInaii sall-
do efasirsmente a sus innumerables
amigos y simpatizadores para duieaies
tisnes 81 81 mejor aieseo. Fe
Ia sERrE AMERICANA
RENIDfsIHfA
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(PoR EDDIE CoLLINs)

Por creerios de gran interes para los
fans, pubicamOs a continuation va
rios recordes curiosidades del Cam
peonato Insular de Base Ball.
Ellos los debemos al enthusiastic ad-
mirador del Fey Deporte, el inteIgen-
to joven Enrique Iriarte por los que
lie damos nuestras mas expresivas gra-
cias.
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DEPOR7IVAS DE EEL MUNDO"

uairador nos sorprende-siguiendo las
manifestations de un cronista--con
unas portentosas alabanzas v felicita-
clones para Ell JEFE... Cosas que sor-
prenden. sorpresas. =.
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GLOBUo De COMA

&c la nejor caIidad. Juguetes
para ninos. Precios directamen-
te de fabrlca. Pida lista de pre-
clio. Muestras LUCAS RODRI-
GUEZ. Box 191, Guayana, P. r.
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Ell ACTUAL STANDING
EN- LA SERIE

~ Diecfseis juegos vtrifcados; valor
relative, de cada juego .62Ia puntos.
HuMAcAQ. y PONCE empatados con
. juegos ganados cada uno, temendo
pn promedfo de .5e2Ha puntos, Y ATH
1RT1cS y R1BoScH tamBien empa.
tados con juegos cada uno, tienen
I'M promedio de .437Ha puntos cada
mo. ~
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Hen santiago 1g,esias,
Senador,
SSn Juan, p r.
Mi dtstinguido amigo:
Deede que la conisi6n conjunta de
los tres partidos politicos existentes
en- ese pals fue. a Washington soli-
citar amplitud a los derechos admi-
nistrativos de Puerto Rico; desde Ia
fecha en- que. aparentemente, Sc di6 Ell
paso mas gigantesco en- pro del pro-
greso la hbertad de ese pueblo, ven
so ieyendo con avidez, la prensa de
Puerto Rico. En- Ia actitud de BARGE
10, que no le ha extraiiado a los de
adentro' nj los de ''afuera', no
he visto yc otra cosa que una decision
estrategica. fria y, calculadanlente pre-
sentada. al pueblo sumiSo; pero en- la
aceptaci6n de Jose Tous Soto del pac-
to que lie propusieron, con Ia excusa
de. sacr .fcarse por Ell hienestar del pals
~ Ia pretensi6n. de que todos los re!-
,pubncanos iban, comerciaimente, In
cluidos en- Ia negociaci6n. veo yo, y
vemos todos los portorriquefo de Ca
ifornia, algo como un. suefio. en-, que
La. figura simpatica. Sc. lorna en- Ju-
das.
/ su actitud, sin necesidad de leer sus
sinceras Manifestations, Sr. Igiesias,
merece nuestro APPLAUSE. Esta colonias
tiene sfempre muy en- cuenta que qnien,
como I'd. ha vivido en- continua iucha
durante % amos en- ese pals; que tie
ne una famiiia enteramente puertorri.
queha, no puede ser otra cosa que 10
que es I'd. un verdadero hijo de Puer
to Rico. Los debiles, los cobardes, los
que no saben atacarle I'D. EN- otra.
forma, apelan al tan gastado recurso
de recordarle que naci6 en- TERRA ex-
tranjera En- fin, este no es asunto de
conceptos, Y depende de quen los ex-
ponga. iouien puede medirle a I'd
sus afectosc
La Liga Portorriquefa de Califor-
MA, nacida. al calor de-. sus discursos,
en- compaffa de Munox Marin, ha ar
mado, como Sc habra I'd. enteradc
mucho ruido pero sus actuacionss no
correspondent con Ell espiritu de orga-f
nizacion Esta en- pie, aiinque, como
dice Milan, no sea mas que de nombfe.
Pero hay otra sociedad que estoy yo
organizando, v que Sc llama: Allan
"a obrera Portorriqueha M in
fuencia con la Colonia La prdo I'd
apreciar cuando Sc trat6 de elegir un
Presidente para csta Liga. Rntonces
por vivir yo alejado de San Francisco
no pude aceptar el cargo. La senilla
del soc.alisrno Use coge" en- Ell suelo
de los portorriquefos -californianos de
una manera asombrosa, y la asociaci6n
liegara a ser una de las mas hermo-
sas que Sc ha organizado en- Califor-
MIA.
/ Yo deseo que I'd. lie escriba una car
ia a Gompers, v le exprese nuestro
.deseo de afiliaci6n. Tan pronto como
tcngamos todo en- orden presentable
le enviare la docuinentaci6n correspon-
diente para que I'd. Sc entere de ella.
Tambi6n le suplico que nos envfe un
reglan1ento de la Federation en- Puerto
Rico para redactar uno en- conpleta
anaiogfa con aqu6l.
De nuevo lie fslicito por sus traba-
Jos, y tonga La seguridad de Que Ia
coionia obrera que 70 preside lie re,
cuerdaf con Garlic y admiraci6n. Il
SD amigo s. s.,
(FirnladoJ Manuel de. la CRUZ.
Presidente, A,ianza obrera Puertorri-
oneHa, de California.
3251o Carolina Sc
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Y como aspiration final, tienen nues-
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campeones.
TREINTA (3o) juegos faltan. y va
nuestros fans aparecen desilusiona-
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