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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
a Vital Problem

MO WONDER J. B. McClusky appeals to the old flag
" the constitution and eternal fitness of things
He has been outraged in his inalienabe right to wear
apron he deems best.
Mac general utility in the kitchen of West high
school, Minneapolis Dressed in his apron the other day
he chasing his broom up and down the kitchen when
Miss Frances Kelly supervisor of home economies entered
Frances told Mac his apron on straight or some
thing, and attempted to instruct him. Mac replied that
he had apron for 40 years and it not for
parade but for business that her way would reduce his
efficiency from 20 to % per cent and that he could not
her at ALL Then Frances slapped her hands together
and told Mac he out of it.
So the school board has a big problem on its hands
Mac says pontedly and pertineny, that as an Ameri-
citizen he will not be "shaced in the garb of slavery
no, by minettyl Frances says nothing, but wears
doYn-wentMcC look. The school board cogitates
It's tense situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Endowment of Love

IFE is both grave and gay There is something pathe
IL cay grave about the little heartgf of Mrs George
X Wells of Evansville Ind, to the students loan fund of
the college at Emporia, Kan Mrs Wells had boy named
Dick. Like mother she lived and planned for him. Far
ahead she him at college and began to save penny
here and penny there against that proud time But
Dcde was drowned last summer when he had attained
the age of H. and mothers labor of love came to naught
so she thought But time helped her and clarified her
thoughts She has just sent the S110 she had saved for
Dckes college education to the Emporia institution to
help else thru college" Dce is lost to her for
ever and her heart aches but he did not live his brief
in vain The philosophy of her grief told her how to
prevent that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
What Is in the Mind
OF the Japanese?
BY HERBERT QUICK

s might have been expected.
n when che league OF nations
took hold ~ war "a momrntou1
issue aruso, when the league
made "a move tn impose its han
upon any nation which hss
comes AN argrrsaor iu "a Warlike
way, "a tremendous issue arose.
The first thing was 90 define
an "aEErrssor because every
nation always denies after u
makes war that n was one.
The league proposed 90 call an
"8rgfcEsor' any nation moving
toward VAR with another be
cause Of tho others purely DO,
nestle policy
Under thi. any nation threat
sulnE us with war because ~ our
treatment of the negroes would
De- an uEErrsrur Any nation
threatening Canada with war D.
cause ~ her treatment 81 tho
noukhobou would DO az az.
Eres-or- am puTpG-cly ehooa,
ms absurd cases Tor illustrative
purpose Tho negro question
ia a purely domestic American
one. and tho p0ukhobor matter
b purely Canadian. No other
nation has any chips m either
mmrs and tho league proposed
10 establish the ruio that n Il
tried 10 "chip ln" with wurlitc
threats. Il would 10 an Tag.
Ercssor," and a. such 20 bo out
lawrd by tho whole league.
And this would stop almost
any var Tho "aEErazsor'' would
Dc subject 20 ruinous bloCkadrs
embarEoes and other economic
penalties. and probably military
pressure also. No great war
would start under such circum.
stances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
BY EVANGELINE WEED
Director of Personality Institute,
Boston


CONTINUING the "self-unalysis'
" questions OF yesterday. this and
subsequent lessons should assist tho
reader In isolatiug his own peculiar
dellnuucncies Dozens OF other
questions should come TO the read
er's mind. prompted by these that
have been selected from the regu-
lar Personality Institute course:
1. Am I MS critical of myself as 1
am OF others2
2. DO / apply the same standard
Of criticism 10 myself that do to
others7
3. Do / give rendy advice to
others. and fail to convince myself
with my own advicc7
4. Then, do ! lack self-confidence?
DO know what an inferiority com
pick is2 Do | know that | can
readily eliminate that complex?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

@ what is tho size Of tho main
cables on which Brooklyn bridge Is
swunR7
4. The diameter Of the ,rirc cables
Of BROOKLYN bridge IS f5A inches.
@ When was the first civil war
veterans pension law passed.
a. July ~. fs6g. during the nd-
BiinistratioH Of Abraham lincoln.
and covered men inrdiidod tH The
citii trdr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
- FABLES ON HEALTH
EXERCISE IN BED

"T GUESS tho trouble with you as
L with most people. in doing your
setting up exercises In the morning
II that you don't want 10 get up.
comments the physical expert to Mr.,
Mann
That's all right Don't get UP,
Start your exercises In led and coon
you will be awake and ready for
them.
Tho thing 10 do Is this:
When you have awakened. begin
TO yawn- Keep Il up! Yawn four or
five times for you will 10 stretching
your chest and getting q good inhala.
ton.
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) Questions ,
. ANSWERED .

Q Is an American passport nsces-
tary % so 20 Cuba
4. No. not for direct travel 70
Cuba, n you 90 by inav Of a third
country. a passport "a neoessarv.
Q when did tho public debt Of
The United states resulting from
tho civil war reach It's highes, point.
and how much wpS 81
4. on September !. 1855. trhcn "
stood al jgSE6000. 900. less $4,000.
600 IN the treasury. leaving ncf
debt Of Js.75sOoo 900.
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Tho nation which objected 90
ihis rule wis japan Tho league
serves the whole world when it
brings out into tho liEht ~ de-
hate rurh national differences OF
opinion us this, Japan did q good
thing when rho disclosed her at
tifude uu Do The whole episode
was fine and hopeful, Japan
now accepts provisions "a little
less stringent. but still tho best
insurance against war the world
ever had
What r. in IHpanu minds n
must 30 that rho expected the
future possibility Of using force
Doe The purely domestic policy ~
come other nation The immlEru
ton into any country b. that
r1unip'H purely dumrrtie cues
ton Japan may want 90 use or
or threaten force against nations
which exclude japanese imml
grants We naturally think ~
that frat Hut b may not BE- tho
chief thing in Japln'a mind ut
an She may want 10 Intervene
in tho purely domestic affairs
% china, or iu some other part
o. tho world
~ seems fair 10 fay that Japan
frlt herself in danger q being
uutihwel Dy The league FOR
something 6he thinks hho may
possibly want 10 30. Somewhere
bhe thinks she may desire 90 in,
trrfcro ia romo other nations
purely domestic affairs
n tho league takes from al Is
member nations ineludtu *
Japan. The right 20 become such
an hEErcHs0r. Il viii have taken
what seems tho greatest step IN
tho direction OF peace which bis,
tory records,
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Then stretch! Make II a good !5ng
stretch and roll over, stretching
againg and again.
You stilI don't have 10 leave the
bed,
Some leg exercises can be done
once the covers have been kicked off.
Lie on your hack and bend your
knees upward. inhaling deeply and
then oxhallng. relaxing for mo.
mcnt. Then kick both feet vigor.
ously and pump the air with them.
as tho riding a bicycylc.
After that you can leap out OF bed
and start some floor exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
ELEPHANT SOUP

I shall always remember Kisingo
camp for the reason that there I first
tasted elephant trunk soup. II was
ono Of the delicacIes provided Mt din
ncr that night. II was very rich and
palatable, being not Snlllto oxtail
soup, but very much thicker and
stronger In flavor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
GETS ELEPHANT

/ found them all very delighted
with their Uganda trip 10 far as II
had gone. especially Colonel RooBo.
welt.
Il am delighted" he told me. n,
having bagged 30 Unexpectedly a bull
elephant here Ills tusks weighed S.
pounds each-not a big one. but in
fine condition"
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forced thru a program Of legisla-
tive enactments in states and ma
ton which gives the people power
10 secure justice. He has "had the
courageous wisdom of a builder"
Read this record Of what La Toilette
and progressiyes have fought for and
accomplished.
These are the measures upon which
Wall Street bases the claim that La
Toilette Is radical:
|. For the direct primary and the
direct election of United States SEN
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NMhHpG5iiIg!|I'iiiilEE:''

lust little old holder that's made topplece that's
blown Of the There
class. but It's passed nowadays, the game.
In years long grandma climbed lamp
clasped tight in her
the old folks will well and.
At dusk when the sunlight
the need naed and gared the day grandma
md grandad could
But now Is 10 the udtobe
we know SO down in the cellar the oil lamp stands OF
long long
tcopyrghL 1929.
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BEGIN HIRE TODAY

Robert Forau. newspaper core
spondent. accompanies the Thsodofs
Roosevelt expedition into Africa IN
1909. They arrive AZ Mbmnnahn. tbs
gateway 70 Brttish East Africa
and then make tho railroad Journey
20 their first camp on tho game
crowded kaplti Plains
After wonderfully successful
shooting trip Ia tho sotik cuuutf3
tho expedition camps Tor continued
hunting az a farm called galFai-Hal
After several other trips they Invade
the 9uAao NyrFo elephant country.
Tho HUoacyolth arc the guests OF
Lord Dclamrre AZ Moro and then arc
given a royal reception AZ Entrbbr
When they set or for n louE. jungle.
land journey thru Uganda, fnfan
follows them two days hfterwhfd.
Fornn Hes iil at his urst camp on
Christmas night and Roosevelt
sends back word that no wants
Fofan % come on ahead and consul {
DR. Mehrus
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a BIT PREVIOUS

what is the string round your
finger forT'
TO remind mo 20 post a letter Tor
my wife"
Have you posted ~"
enc She forgot 20 give Il 10 mer'
-Klods Hans Copenhagen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Taking the Count

CANDIDATE DAWES met by a reporter when he
~ reached Terre Haute.
The reporter asked him series of questions about the
Lormer bank mess.
II have been asked those questions before" said
Dawes. Il will answer them but want time
So it Mr.. Dawes will take the full count in which
to frame his answer The longer it is delayed the
people will be interested in it. After all this delay ought
70 be good
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A Thought

Hethat trusteih in his riches shall
fail; but the righteous shall flourish
rs IA brnnch.-rrov. Ni,:2S.
pICHES either soryo or govern
" tho poBsossor-i Horace.
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NOW GO nN Min nm STOKY

Naturally. ! was very glad 20 avail
myself Of this generous offer. and
pushed on Ia my rickshaw 20 their
camp. leaving 4 native on tho road
way 10 order my portsra 20 follow
me there m quickly as possible.
/ arrived IN their camp a. noon
and in time 10 join them at lunch.
was most warmly greeted BY Colonel
Roosevelt, and the rest o. tho party.
and was much touched by the solicit.
tous interest displayed b. Roosevelt
In regard 10 my Illness
He lcft me IN the care % Aonrnu.
who made n ,horo examination. II
am in doubt as 20 what that FwulllnE
H." snld Mcnrns. thpugh,fuIly. He
had "A puzzled look in his eyes. III
have TO operate. bu, Il u better TO
wait until we get 90 HolmA I've got
no anRssthotic In camp"
That was that Later when Col.
onel Roosevelt heard that Mcarns dc.
oidcd 10 operate. he offered 10 help
In any why that 10 could
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Vou can get an answer 20 any
l. question OF fact or informa-
ton By writing The Question
Editor. 1874 New York ave-
Washington. ID. C, and enclosing
two cents in loose stamps for re
| ply. No medical. legal or marital
advice. Personal replies conf
Dental All letters must be
! rigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

| A FoLLETTE's 40 years fighting for re-
- forms has meant much for the people. He
has shunted off the burden Of unjust taxes
which others would place upon them. He has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
SEE DumbeU bud:

J ust { h c
same, ii is the
on O. haired
Wonien til a t
bob up serene
IN and carry
off all til G
prizes at the
state fairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

Tkia o. HhsthsF o. the shsFt BIZ
sEraphtss 81 the fhFss foremost
pFrsiJsnttat candidates that Tbs
star o. PFintina - the request 81
mhny of its readers. Today DHFis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

Con motive de las declaraciones que
fueron pubicadas aver en- nuestro es-
timado colega "La Democracia' acer-
ca de la apremiante irregular situa-
cion porque Sc dice estar atravesando
Ell Banco de San Juan, ell Sr. PAM
aqua, Presidente de dicha institution
bancaria nos envio para su publication
las siguientes interesantes raanifestaclo
nes que vamos transcribir CONT
nuacion y nos informo que los directo-
res de dicho Banco Sc proponen esta-
blecer una accion civil de dafios y per-
juicios contra el expresado colega por
la publication de la referida informa-
cion
Esta accion sera entablada, segun
nuestros informes por los abogados
Lcdo. Luis Llorens Torres y Angel
Arroyo Rivera, y es muy possible que
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FL senadOr AbriI Sc dispOne a
sOIiCitar del GObernadOr, en-
case de que Sc COnvOque a Ia
Legislature a session extraOrdi-
maria, que inCIuya en- ella eI
enmendar Ia ley hipiCa
Fl fracasO de Ia (Omisi6n Hipica para
pOner COtO a las inmOraIidades Y los
esCdndaIOs en- el hip6drOmO ha COnyen-
cdO al distinguidO legislator de Ia ne
Cesidad de inhOduGr impOrtantes en-
miendaS en- diCha ley

Nuestras autoridades de gobierno,
hasta la fecha han venido ignorando
apareciendo ignorar los escandalos,
las inmoralidades y las irregularidades
que semanalmente, Sc estan registrar
do en- nuestro hipodromo sin que Sc ha-
yam querido poner en- practica los me-
dios que da la Ley para reprimir estos
abuses incalifcables.
Aver tarde nos manifesto ell Senador
Abril, uno de loss Legislatures que in
tervino mas directamente en- la apro-
baci6n de Ia Ley regulando las carre-
ras de cahal,os en- los hipodromos, que
en- vista del evidente fracaso de la Co.
mission Hipica para evitar los escanda-
los las irregularfdades en- ell hipodro-
mo. 81 Sc convocaba la Legislature a
session extraordinaria, el Sc proponia
solicitar del Gobsrnador que inc'uyese
en- la Convocatoria Ell hacer enmiendas
la Ley Hipica los efectos de intro
ducir en- elias ciertas enmiendas que re-
mediaran efectivamente los males que
la Comision Hipica no ha podido evitar
Sabemos que otros legisladores, asom-
brados con Ia succession de hechos censu-
rabies que han venido registrandose ell
ell hip6dromo en- detrimento de Ia bue-
ma fe saludables spropositos que tuvo
la Legislature, Sc ,disponen apoyar
la acci6n del senador Abril de cual-
quiera otro legislator para yer de CO.
rregir todos estos ma 'ess que stanto per
ke5uicfo ests1 bessss saussp slsincapto. pfis
{ blico que va todas las semanas dejar
su dinero en- poder de unos cuantos pri-
vilegiados.
En- la nueva Ley que Sc proyecta pre-
sentar, los castigos yAlos remedies Sc
ran determinados por la propia Ley
va que Sc ha comprobado que la Conf
sion Hipica, en- la mayoria de los ca
SOS Sc encuentra con serios obstaculoa
para actuar ante el tenor de lesionar
tantos tan encontrados intereses.
| La idea del sefor Abril nos parece
plausible nos adelantamos suplical
al Hon. Gobernador, que va que Ell nc
ha Querido aconsejar la Comision Hi
plea la clausura del hipodromo de a
nuestros legislatures la oportunidad
de enmendar esta Ley, para que este
grave NAL sea corregido.
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"Yo Gei siempre que Sc dejaria a las COrtes de
JustICia para que imparcia|mente resOlvieran sS
CasOs sin ser COndtadOs pOr Ia prensa de infIuen-
Cia pOitiCa gubernanentaI'' dice eI senadOr gIe-
siaS COntestandO la DemOudCia
Pueden atilizdT los tedios mas bojos cobardes
no conseguirdn hacerme cambiar de aetiud', agrego

lHa leido I'd. 10 que dice "La De-
mocracia''?
Isl, la he leido, despues de leer-
la he pensado en- la cobardia tenor
que sienten mis- enemigos. Ellos no tie
nen ahora mas remedio que echar mano
de todas las armas para combatirme
Los sefiores jefes de la Alianza Puerto
rriquefa los propietarios del periodi-
co acuden la difamaci6n a la
calumnia. Estoy acostumbrado esta
clase de campaiias desde hace mas de
25 amos. En- esta oportunidad de una
campafia politica en- que Sc han lleva-
do a cabo todas las traiciones civicas
en- contra de partidos y personals, les
parece muy propio atacar virulentamen-
tie un adversario que tiene por CO.'S
tumbre no zanzibar de opiniones de
principles como Sc Gambia de ropa.
Pueden ahora los enemigos del pueblo,
utilizar todo ell tango que reside en-
los manglares de todo ell pals para
arrojarmelo durante la campaiia cleo
toral. Pueden utlizar todos los medios
mas bajos cobardes. No seran capa-
| ces de hacerme cambiar en- mi actitud,
en- mis- ideas en- mi energia para coni-
batirIos.
Precisamente, en- esta hora, tenia por
sabido que la campana de difamacion
en- contra de Santiago Iglesias tenia
que ser tremenda. No hace mas que
unas horas recibi una carta de I'm alto
funcionario publico qne oculta su nom
bre pero que lie conozco perfectamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

Tan pronto tuvimos conocimiento de
que los directories de la Alianza Puer-
torriqueiia lie habian dirigido una car
ia al Presidente de la American Fe-
deration of Labor, informandole de
los acuerdos adoptados por esta nueva
politica Y haciendole cla-
ra la posici6n partidarista que ha sido
adoptada por ell representante de esa
institution en- la isla. Don Santiago
Iglesias, creimos oportuno y convenien-
te enviar un cablegrama a nuestra
agencia de information en- Nueva York
La UNITED PRESS, para que Sc en-
trevistaran con ell senior Gompers y pro-
curan obtener para nosotros unas ma
nifestaciones suyas ese respecto.
En- la tarde de aver, recibimos e.
siguiente despacho cablegrafico en- con
testacion al que lie enviamos nosotros
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
WASHINGTON, mayo 20. (All Amt
RIGA Cables)-. FL presidente de Ia
American Federation of Labor. Mr.
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que dice, entire otras cosas, 10 81
suiente:
"LA ALBANIA CON TODA SEGU-
RIDAD HA DE SALIR vICTORIO-
SA, UD. PUEDE SER UNo DE Los
VICTORIOSOS EN- TODOS LOS
sENTIDos, ST A TEMPO Y HA-
BILMENTE, COMO UD. sABE HA
GER LAS COSAS Sc DESAIGA
PoR COMPLETE DE LOS "PU-
RoS".
"Mantengase solo lie prometo
que al siguiente dia de una resolu-
cion semejante palpara I'd. los re-
sultados. No divide que Sc esta dis
puesto con I'd. todo, aun a la rel
vindicacion completa de su nombre.
Aparte de este tendra I'd. La consi-
deracion completa gubernamental.
''El plan que I'd. puede seguir es
ell siguiente: Conseguir que las dis
tA4AOdS oOOOAO4AOO OoN4aA4obeeO OAiPA
dan un movimiento tendente ir so
LOS A LA LUCIA. I'd. tiene bas-
tante capacidad para hacerlo todo
convenientemente. Deseo que I'D ac-
tue de esta manera, PUES ESTOY
CoNvENCIDo QUE Ell GOBERNA-
DOR Y LOS SRES. ToUS SOTO Y
BARCELo INMEDIATAMENTE ES
TARAN A SU LADO.
'sFIAGA UN PARENTEsIS Y Gu
BRASE A TIEMPo. EN- SUs MA
NOS EsTA sU PRoPIA SALIVA
CIoN Y LA DE ToDOs LOS su-
YoS."
No es la primera instancia en- que
Sc me habla en- esta forma. Sc habia he
cho va por otras personas de autori-
lad en- la politica. Mas no es possible
nacer retroceder Ell origen de la Fede-
racion Libre de los Trabajadores de
Puerto Rico nj la formation del Par
lido Socialista Y su asociacion ahora
,on los Republicanos puros y con otro
yrupo de personals en- ell pals que esten
iispuestas combatir la oligarquia de
a que son agentes principales los Sc
iores Barcelo Y Tous Soto.
Yo crei siempre que Sc dejaria las
Jortes de Justicia para que impartial
nente resolvieran sus casos sin ser con-
;itados por la prensa de infiuencia po-
itica gubernamental Pero este no re-
(Continia en- la pag. q
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In acto de entusiasmo y de CT
uismo fue el q. presencio aver
San Juan, gracias a los orga-
nizadores de la |!Semana
de los Minos''
POR TODO UN DIA SON EALTADOS AL PODER De La SLA
los JOYFNE De NUESTRAS ESCUELAS

Acto hermoso de la intehgencia, ma
ravilloso acto de ingenuo civismo y
de bizarria rotunda, fue la nota dada
aver por los organizadores de LA Sc
MANA DE LOS NINos, al exaltar a
estos, por breves horas, a las poltro-
mas mas importantes de nuestro Co.
bierno, provocando con clio un momen-
taneo complete desplazamiento buro-
cratico, capaz de asustar al mas pin
tado, "si hubiera sido verdad tanta
belleza''.
icon que comparar este acto 81 an
tes no 10 habiamos tenido? Las gracias
han debido dar los nifios los organi-
sadores del acto, porque por ellos han
podido sentir la sensation de sentir-
Sc un Mr.. Towner, un Esteves, un
Gallardo, i'm Van Deusen, etc. etc.
En- los fastos del jubilo popular,
cuando Sc haga una aquilataci6n de
10 que estos hechos significan para la
educacion del pueblo, Sc dira que Ell
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En- las oficinas de Ia "AmerCan Federation of
Labor, en- Washington, IN representante de Ia
United Press fue informadO de que ALI no han
reGbidO Ia Carta que Ia AIianza ha drigidO al
presidpute Samuel lGQmperrss ..........~.
Directories de la Federation Lbre Sc manestan sorpren
ddos de los cargos contra esins dcen que este
lider obrero tan bueno como Gompers completa-
mente leal la Federation

Samuel Gompers Sc encuentra en- ell
Canada no ha regresado aun.
Hemos visitado las oficinas centrales
de la Federation ALI hemos sido in
formados por importantes funcionarios
de dicha institution respecto de que la
carta del senior Barcelo no habia sido
recibida por ellos.
Los Directories con quienes Gambia
mos impresiones Sc mostraron grande-
mente sorprendidos de que hubiera car
gos contra Iglesias de quien dijeron
que era un lder obrero tan bueno como
Gompers y absolutamente leal a la Fe-
deraci6n.
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AvIso

De acuerdo con 10 que prescribe Ia
seccion 304 del arancel de aduanas
todos los hbros que en- adelante sean
iinportados de Espafia o de otro pals
extranjero tienen que venir marcados
ZEN idiom ingles con palabras legi-
bles'' de la siguiente manera: ''Publis-
he'd in SPAIN (publicados en- Espa-
fa) Printed in SPAIN Gmpresos
en- Espafia) con ell nombre de cual-
quier otro pals extranjero donde los Ii
bros hayan sido impresos publicados.
G. WsIEGMEND
Assistant Collector
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HAY DISPARIDAD DE OPINIONES
ENTIRE oBRERoS SINDICALISTAS
Y PATRoNos EN- ALEMANIA

BOCHUM, mayo 20. (cable fran
ces).- Cuatro sindicatos obreros han
rehusado aceptar las proposiciones de
arbitraje recientemente hechas por ell
Gobierno de Berlin para solucionar Ell
conficto entire los obreros de las minas
y los patronos.
Las proposiciones fueron rechazadas
debido a que en- elias no Sc estipulaba
ell pago por horas adicionales de ira
bajo. El lockout continuara hasta
tanto no hayan llegado un acuerdo
los sindicatos los patronos de minas.