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Evening star., 1925-02-25
HISTORY of Dour Same.
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOwLAN.
OGILNIE.
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VARIATIoNs-ogiIby. o'GiIby. GAL
vey, Gaiwey, GiIbey, GIiboy
RACIAL oRiGIN--Irish.
SOURCE-A qiven name.
Evening star., 1925-02-25
Mig ghtcap or Bandeau for Locks
BY MARY MARSHALL.

The innumerable boudoir caps that
were worn by innumerable American
women who never set foot inside
room that could by any stretch of
the imagination be called boudoir
oio more than anything else to put
these little accessories out of fashion
There were women who found them
u very convenient Summer headdress
Evening star., 1925-02-25

One Mother Says
In the hunt for dainty sandwiches for
the young peoples parties we have come
across fig sandwiches. Cook washed figs
in boiling water to cover until tender; ;
drain and when cold chop fine and flavor
with lemon peel and a slight grating of
orange peel. If not sweet enough add
sugar to taste. Use for filling between
thin slices of buttered brown bread. The
flavor of fig filling for sandwiches is inn
proved by the addition of a little finely
chopped preserved ginger.
Evening star., 1925-02-25

Mandy ContalneT. \
household necessity. In H
quire at prominent DRUG -
and dry goods stores OF Sh@
Washington. b
Sterling Products Company =
Easton. Pa. -
t\N
Evening star., 1925-02-25

You, yourself. rarely know
when you have halitosis (unpleas-
ant breath). That's the insidious
thing about it. And even your
closest friends won't tell you.
Sometimes, of course, halitosis
comes from some deep-seated or
ganic disorder that requires pro-
fessional advice. But usually
and fortunately-halitosi is only
a local condition that yields to
the regular use of Listerine as a
mouth wash and gargle. 1t is an
interesting thing that this we'll
known antiseptic that has been
in use for years for surgical dress
ings, possesses these unusual
properties as a breath deodorant.
Test the remarkable deodoriz-
ing effects of Listerine this way:
Rub alittle onion on your fingers.
Then apply Listerine and note
how quickly the onion oder dis
appears.
This safe and long-trusted an
tiseptic has dozens OF different
uses; note the little circular that
comes with every bottle. Your
druggist sells Listerine in the
original brown package only =
nert, in bulk. There are three
sizes: three ounce, seven ounce
and fourteen ounce. Buy the
large size for economy.-Lambsrt
Phavmaeal Company, Saint LoaiJ,
U. S. d.
Evening star., 1925-02-25
Sim pie to Use As a Pen

Just dip the handy Erusticator
Pencil into water, moisten the stain,
then rinse; the rust or ink spot will
permanently disappear No injury
to fabrics, fast colors or the hands.
Several seasons supply in each
Evening star., 1925-02-25
She knew
why

THE news of Emilv's
IL engagement being
broken came as a shock to
many people.
But not to this girl
who had once been en-
gagged. to the same man,
herself. Everyone expect
ed they would marry.
Then, out of a clear sky,
the engagement was called
of-just as Emily's now
was.
She tried TO act sur
prised-but she couldn't
be, knowing SO well the
probable reason.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
LAST WORDS WERE
 PRA|SING STONE
This Was Senator La FOllette'S
 Final Editorial

Madison, Wis, June 1s Ft-sena- tor Robert M. La Follette's last words addressed to the public paid tribute to his friend, Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, who died one week before Wisconsin's senior senator. The words are in an edi- torial written for the current issue of La Policies magazine.
 Tn the death of Warren Stone, America has lost one of her great men, democracy one of its truest champions" Senator La Toilette wrote.
 Nature endowed him with great intellect, a stout heart and incor- ruptible honesty. Had he been made of different stuff, he might have blinded himself to the suffer ing and injustice of a harsh indus trial system in the pursuit of riches. But Warren Stone had a sensitive social conscience. He took up the work in the spirit of & strong, young giant and raised his shield in defense of the masses of mankind. His material accom- plishments were great but his vic tories were won in the service of his fellows and shared with a host of common men and women."
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
MILITARY NOTICES

Hartford, Conn.,, June 19 Pl- Orders from the adjutant generals office promote Lieut.. Harry H. May nard, NJ. C., hospital company 102, to be captain and assign him to the company.
 First Lieut.. Joseph E. slavin. M. C, attached to 102nd infantry, is promoted 10 captain and remains on duty as at present.
 First Lieut.. Richard Hinchey. M. C.. attached 10 102nd infantry, is made captain and continues with his present assignment.
 First. Lieut.. William C. Bushnell Is transferred to infantry as supply officer, special troops. headquarters division. 43rd division.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
APPEAL BEFORE COURT
California Tribunal to Decide Bill
 Hart's Legal Contest

Los Angeles, June 19 R)-The California supreme court has before it, it became known today, an ap- peal to decide If Winifred Westoyer Hart, wife of William s. Hart, can return 10 her profession of motion picture actress without divorcing the "Two-Gun man" of the screen, or losing the income from a trust fund Of s10&000 he created for her in 1922.
 In a suit brought last year by Mrs Hart to have the terms Of the trust agreement interpreted, the superior court decided that 1t did not preclude her acceptance Of en- ployment in motion pictures, but that 1t did prohibit her from using the name of Mrs. William S. Hart or any name by which Hart is known during the life of the agree ment or upon its termination. The agreement provided that the trust should terminate in favor Of Mrs. Hart upon her obtaining a final de- cree of divorce.
 Appeal from the superior court decision was taken by Hart,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
NO LET-DOWN IN
 CHECK ON DRIVERS
Eastern States Insist on Sale- guards Before Issuing Licenses

Hartford, June 19,-At the pres ent time regional differences of opin- ion on the subject of licensing motor vehicle operators appear to be so great that it has been moved to eX- clude provisions relating to the mat ter from the proposed uniform mo- tor vehicle law, by the Hoover com mittee on uniformity of laws and regulations, of which Commissioner Robbins B. Stoeckel of the Connec- ticut motor vehicle department is a member.
 This has been done according to 2 statement issued by Magistrate W. Bruce Cobb of New York, another member of the committee, in order that New York, Massachusetts. Con- necticut, New Jersey, Maryland and a few other states might not be called upon later to discard those safeguards as to drivers fitness which they now maintain. Certain " if any weak compromise provis- ions are included as to licensing" says his statement, the passage of any comprehensive act will be rem dered well-nigh impossible"
 "A most hopeless diversity de- veloped" among the members of the committee when it came to the n- censing of operators, according to Magistrate Cobb. This was so," he explains despite the deep impress sion made on some Of the members of the committee by the able and forceful arguments Of Chief City Magistrate William McAdoo Of New York at a meeting Of the law en- forcement committee Of the Hoover conference at which he declared that proper licensing based on proper selection through careful examina- ton as to mental. moral and physical qualifications as well as skill, rein forced by effective revocation and suspension of license as 10 those who later proved themselves unfit, was the surcst way 10 insure safety on the highways.
 "1t developed that while the east. orn states mentioned were in sym rathy with these ideals, in parts of
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

George Edward Nelson, Josephine Virginia O'Leary, Edna Louise Pet tengill, Leland Benton Reiger, Clara Marie Roussner, Milford Douglas Roy, Margaret Florence Sherlock, Alex Francis Sinkewicz, Edith Ellen Sirullo, Doris Adelaide Smart, Mary Margaret Stewart, Alice Cecelia Sut- ton, Dorothy Jeanette Tyler. Jessie Anne Werner, Thomas Domenic Ven ditto, Clarence Blatchley Wooding. Henry Melchoir Wolff.
 A class of 133 students received their diplomas at the graduation ex- ercises of the Lincoln Grammar school held last night in the town hall. It was the largest class to be graduated from the school. An ap- propriate program was presented and the exercises were largely at- tended.
 The Pexto baseball team will play the Falcon Reserves at Sand Hill grounds Sunday afternoon. In a game played last week, the local team defeated the visitors. Milldale will meet North Branford at the Milldale grounds.
 An automobile passing through Pantsville about 8 o'clock last night ran across South Main street and crashed into the window of the store owned by James Flynn. The car was badly damaged but the oc- cupants escaped serious injury. The police are investigating.
 The committee in charge of the Legion circus which is to be held on the green next week, announces that an entertainment will be fur nished every night. An out of town orchestra has been engaged to fur nish the music.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis sparadowshi have moved their household goods 10 Elizabeth, N. J.
 The schools of the town close Fri- day for the summer vacation. , Miss Mollie Curran, formerly of this town, is visiting with Miss Lil- i lian Meeker. Her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Curran will move back to 1 town next week, 1t Is said,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

The graduation exercises of the list class of the Lewis High school will he held in the town hall this evening at o'clock. 4 musical pro- grom 10 be directed by Miss Belle Stowell, music teacher, has been prepared and will be presented to- night. J. L. Meader, principal of the state normal school in New Ha- ven will deliver the address and will take for his subject, "The Develop ment of Public Education in Con- necticut." The presentation of di- p'omas will be made by Benjamin H. McCarr, chairman of the school board. Announcement will be made o fthe winners of the prizes awarded lat the school each year.
 The class this year comprises 5l pupils. They ar eas follows:
 Henrietta Louise Abetz, Mildred Sarah Badgley. Charles Noble Bald win, Fannie Bessie Belman, Janet Lillian Broemel, Gladys Rosalie Burkhardt. Elizabeth Agnes Calla- han, Elizabeth May Chrystal. Gladys Blanche Collins Edward Stuart Crafts, Dorothy Curtiss, Gladys Ma rie Degnan, Joseph Edward Della hunty, Mary Elizabeth England. Henry Herman Erbe, John James Fletcher. Berkeley Julian Florian. Pasco Dominic Forgione, Clayton John Blinn Francis, Henry Warfeld Francis, George Joseph Galick, Will liam Francis Gaynor. Francis Wini- fred Gill, Winifred Ella Hanson, Charles Wllmot Hsmlin, Alice Eliza. beth Horan, Kenneth Pape Hub bard. Emma Elizabeth Jeralds, John Anthony Kennedy, Louise Matilda Mmmer. Clifford Joseph Mason. Cor. don Francis Miller. Paul Anthony Minarovich, Charlotte Marie Moore
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
BOUTS TONIGHT

Long Branch, N. J., June 1e.- Jimmy De Forrest, Jr., son of the veteran trainer of boxers and ath- letes, has arranged another good card Of boxing bouts to be held in the Ocean View 4. A. Of this city tonight. Carl Morris of Paterson. N. j.. and Joey Kaufman of New York are paired in the feature event f ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
the middle west and elsewhere in

the middle west and elsewhere in dividual licensing was either frown- ed upon or was felt that 1t should be easy of attainment The com mittee draft contemplated perpetual licensing of operators; something which on analysis and discussion must prove abhorrent to all except the lazy motorist who opposes both his own good and the good of the public, an annual check-up of those whose identifying data as well as qualifications 10 drive, for one reason or another, change from time to time"
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
~OOK SHOP
 11S MAIN ST.
 Mutual Bldg.
WE OFFER FOOD

of first quality only. If you could see the hams we buy to boil or roast for you and the fine materials that we use in the preparation of Our Delicatessen Foods you would understand why so many people patronize us. It is not only a saving of time and labor for you, but it insures your getting pre- pared foods of the best qual. ity, when you come here.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
AUSTRALIA NOT COMMITTED

Melbourne. June 19 P,-Premier Bruce of Australia today told parlla- ment that Australia has not been asked to become a party to the se- curity pact proposed by Germany and that the government is yet to eide If Australia will adhere to the proposed agreement.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
SMITH TO MEET PARKER

Holyoke, June l9-Steve Smith of Bridgeport and Terry Parker Of Bos, ton will furnish the main numbel of the Hampden A. 4. show in Holy oke next Friday night. Al Sears of Boston and Kid Carson of Holyoh' will meet in another Hereunder
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
SATURDAY SPECIALS

BroOkfield Butter (1-i ID.
 prints), 52c lb. New Walnut Meats,
 55c ID. CIOverblOom Butter GA ID.
 prints), 52c ID. Smoked Cottage Hams,
 42c ID. Imported Swiss Cheese,
 62c lb. Boneless Smoked Shoulders,
 2Sc ID. Scotch Ham,
 55c ID. Scotch Bacon,
 45c ID. Smoked Boneless Herring,
 35c ID. Creamy Cottage Cheese,
 1Sc ID. Regular 4Sc Coffee, 40c ID. Roast Stuffed Chicken, 3 to 1 ID. avg, S1.75 S2.OO.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
ABOUT THE STORE
"aflllstreanI''

Wlnchell Smiths "Millstream" Whole Wheat Bread.
 Pickles and Olives.
 Picked Pigs Feet.
 N. B. c. Cookies.
 All kinds Cooked Meats. Chicken. Potato, Tuna Fish, Vege- tabIe Combination Salad. old Colony Canned Goods. Potato ChinA
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-08-08

Infol nation is sought by Meeza Mohammed Hadi, of 1888 l2th. Ave, Seattle, Wash, conc erning two Persians, Hadji Moh ammed Hassain Abdul Auli and Mirza Hassain Khan Kelanteti i, thought to have died in Alaska. Information concerning these men should be sent to the GCv ernor's Office at Juneau for tran smission to the inquirer.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-08-08
News Office
[N9OS NATION SOUGHT

Inquiry has been received at the Governors Office concern ing the whereabouts of C. W Wood, a man of about 65 years, , it 10 in. in height, born in Yer million County, III. The informa- tion is sought by Nellie Wood, of Danville, Ill.,, who states that there is a small estate, the settle ment of which requires his att ention.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Il nlejOr amigo de
las MujGes es Ell
Jab6fl ia TOp''

OStenta con orgullo virtudes me-
dicinales de propiedad que no posee
ningun jab6n, por ESQ es el ia
bon de La Toja ell mejor jab6n del
mundo.
El Jab6n dc la Toja preparado
base de sales y lodos, satura-
cion, es de resultados reslmente
maravillosos iinicos en- Ell tratamien-
to de multiples afecciones dc la
piel, Qnitando toda mancha, barros
" granuloSidades de la misma Es
ademas poderossmente antiseptico.
y constituye. por otra parte, IN
exquisite jab6n de tpcador, de fno
perfume. rs un producto que SO ha
popularizado rapidamsRte en- Las
cinco parties del mundo. Sc vende
en- lujosos estuches do tres pas
tillas, por pastillas sueltas.
Pidase en- todos los buenos esta-
blecimientos. "Los Muchaches'' ,,
Sues. de A. Mayol b Co., acaball
de recibirlo.
Representatives. generales:-
CereCcde tIGOs. & Co., SuCrs.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Ell RNTIERRo DEL GEN. MAN
GIN RESULTA TN ACTo
SoLEMNE

PARIS, mayo 10, (cable Fran.
c6s) Los funeraleS del Gen. Man
gin, heroe de La Gran Guerra, he
rido en- varias cainpaAas en- Aria,
AfEca y Europa, Sc han lievado
a cabo con gran solemnidad con la
presencia de representatives de
Dcumergue y Painleve, de los Pre-
sidentes del Senado y la Camara,
de los Mariscales Petain, Joffre,
Fayolle y de NJ. Magan. FL Car
denal Dubois, arzobispo de Paris,
ha ofciado en- el entierro. Ell Ma
riscal Petain, a nombre del ejir-
citc, le han rendido los dltimos no
menajes al vencedor de villers
Cotterets. La banda de la Guardia
Republicans y de numerosas tro-
pas le han rendido los honores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
No deje one
pafecer de ms

Is: =: !: !: i: E. 81: !; ! I
ouier hotica unsa nol
lex-Disuelva dor
reinese el cabes, sSpOn0eIcI
Oriex no es un;acs6n
90 " no 90 caf.oeo
instante pone e. IS
descolorido negTna
Q castaIo CARO- s. versa.
Pfuebe esta maaTana
81 desea parecerI 81 enfre
amos mas joven. CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
LA PoLvoRA Y Los ExPLosI-
vOse NO SON coNsrDERADos
ARMAS DE GUERRA

GINEBRA, mayo 1s. (cable Fran
ces) .-0tra decision importante ha
sido tomada aver por los represen
tantes militares y de la marina en-
la Conferencia International para
Controlar ell cOmercio de las Ar
mas Y las Municiones. Estos repre-
sentantes habian elininado va a
los barcos de guerra de todo con-
troll. Aver han decidido que La pol
yora Y demas explosives deben ser
includes en- La categoria de armas
sin ning1n valor militar y por
10 tallto ser exentos de todo con-
troll. FL voto de aver relative a la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
INGLATERRA pRoTEsTA DE
Los MovIMIENTos BoLcHE-
v1oUEs EN- CONTRA sUYA

LoNDREs, mayo 1s. (cable
Frances)- Sir Hoynson Hacks,
uno de los pOliticos mas distingrd-
dos de Ia Gran Breta1a, y actual
secretario del Interior. ha pronun-
ciado un brillante discurso en-
Qneenshali Ell cua1 ha girado So
bre los movimientos bolcheyiques
en- contra del gobierno. rs de re-
cordarss que Lord Chamberlain iba
ser asesinado hace apenas unos
dias por un gr1po Communists guiado
desde MoscI. FL Secretario del rnte
rior ha dicho q. Inglaterrd desea de
jar a las demas naciones vivir en-
paz, gobern&ndose como les parez-
ca, pero que no puede permitirle
q ninguna que so burle y trate de
hacerle dafio a La constitution In
gieSa. "Nuestra atenci6n", ha di-
cno e. ha 6en1do que flJarSe en-
las amenazas comunistas que Mos
GU, ese foco de destruction, esta CO.
hcchandc, ' nosotros nos armare-
mos de la nanera mas efcaz y con
veniante para defendernos contra
elias. Ell Secretario despues AHA
di6 que Inglaterra debe no perder
va mas tiempo y tomar todas las
medidas necasarias para conjurar
este peligro que viene do. Rusia.
"comenzamos", ha declarado Mr..
Hack en- uno de srS parrafoS mas
aplaudidos y comentadOs, "a can
sarnos de recibir entire nosotros a
ain ndmero considerable de indi.
viduos, cuyo inico prop6sito, a cam
bio dc la buena fe con que les ten.
demos las lnanos, es provocar III
lsvantauaiento y derrocar nuestro go
bierno y pisotear nuestra constitu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
tContinuacion de la pdg. p

esta carnpaia. Esto no obSta para
que la administration este determi
NADIA hacer que La ley Sc obe-
dezca, no porque sea mas impor-
tantc que ninguna otra ley, segdn
dicen ellos mismos, sino porQue una
gran parte del pueblo no 10 presta
atenci6n a este y el gobierno tteno
que tomarse todo el trabaio. AL
efecto va los guardacostas tieclaran
que Ia campa1ia que han empezado
est$ teniendo rn 6xto magniico.
Entire Nantucket y Atlantic City
hay una 1ota de 81 barcos contra
bandistas que est& siempre alerta
de un descuido para introducir sus
grandes cargamentos de bebidaS en-
la naci6n y desde que la campafia
ha empezado 81 han tenido que
retirarse del servicio. Los otros es
tan doce millas de la costa, en-
la zona donds no le es permitido
a Estados Unidos perSeguirlos, Pc
70 no pueden desembarcar sus con
trabaudos. segin dicen los fun
ciOnarios encargados de los guarda-
costas que antes Sc desembarcaban
semanalmente unas 10000 cajas. de
bebidas = que ahora no pasan de
90 las que 50 han introducido a,s-
de que ell bioqueo comenz6. Asi
es que dentro de POGO en- las ciu-
lades del Atlantico las bebidas
subiran de precio y habra maahos
contrabandistas arruinados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
GEORGE LLOYD NoMBRADo
ALTO CoMISARIo DE
EGIPTO

LoNDRES, mayo 1s. (cable
Frances) Sir George Lloyd, miem
bro unionista del Parlamento, ha
sino nombrado Alto Comisario de
Egipto. Sustituir& al Mariscal viz.
coride Allemny, quien ocupaba csc
puesto desde 1919. Sc cree q. ell mite
vo Alto Colnisario ayudar& a acabaS
de suavizar las difcultades recien
tes que hubo en- esa naci6n y que
culminaron en- varios atentadcs y
motines de estudiantes nacionalis,
tas. : ssktiss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Una iija da VinoI
a Su
AnCiiana Madre
Recupera prOntO las Fuerzas

Pitman. New Jersey, E. U. A.--'eYc
sufria debido un estado debil y acha'
coso apenas podia moverme, pues
tengo 73 afos. hi hija me compr6 una be
tella de vinol por recommendation del
Farmaceutico me hiSo tomar este to-
nico. Despues de terminada Ia segunda
bctella me siento con apetito y Amino,
descanso bien cada dia que paSa eStoy
mas fuerte'' Sra. +. Anderson.
Las personals debtlitadas, jovenes an
cianas encontrarSn que ell vinol es in
comparable para prolnovcr buena saiud,
mejorar Ell apetito restablecer las fuer-
zas perd.das.
vincI contiene las debidas Troporcio-
mes de peptonas de carns htgado de ba-
cslso, peptcnatos de hierro nangane-
SO y glicerofosfatos, medicamentos como
citcg en- todo el mundo por sus propie-
dadeS tonicas.
Pida una botella a su Farmaceutico
y empiece hoy mismo a tomarlo.
De venta en- las Farmacias Y proguerfas
Chester Kent B. Co., Distrtbuidores,
Detroit Mich, E. U. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Personals Debiles, PaIidas,
Neryiosas y AChacOsas Pue-
den AhOra EncOntrar AIiyiO.

Csda dia Sc Borprenden mas los lnedi-
cos de yer Ia rapidex con que este re-
medic obra. Es una preparation cienti-
flea compuesta especialmcnte para re-
constituir Ia sangre, nervios y. el sisto
ma en- general. Este remedio da Hero
) Ia ssngre y F6sforo los nervios. Es-
toS dos remedies tomados en- combsua-
clio son el mejor reconstituyente de Ia
sangre y de los neryioS.
Este nuevo remedio, Nuga-Tone, tam
b.6n produce maravillosos resnltados en-
Ia Indigestion, hinchamiento agruras
y est6mago, dolores de cabeza, v6rtigos
y estrehimiento T6melO por unos pccos
dias y Sc sorprendera de la rapidez con
que usted empaeza a sentir que le vuelve
Ia salud la fuerza. Ell Nuga-Tone pro-
duce un suefo profundo y reparador y
pOr las mahanaS usted Sc sentira perfec-
tamente bien.
ST Su medico auu no Sc 10 ha recetado
vaya donde su bcticario consiga su
fTasco. Su nombre es Nuga-Tone. lie da-
IL alivio y completa satisfaction. De 10
cortrario 10 sera deyuelto 81 dineros Es-
tas son las condolences en- que siempre
10 vendemos
Recomenaado. garantizado de venta
todaA las farmactas buticaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
FL DIRECTORIO LFVANTA FL FSTADO..

polvora y demas explosives, 10 mis-
mo que el relative a los harcos de
guerra Y los trenes blindados quo
tambien fueron excludes, ha sido
muy frlchado. Los debates han ST.
do acalorados y largos, pero al fin
la disposition fu6 aprobada por
dos votos de mayoria solsmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19

ci6n. IHasta cuando toleraremos
este abuso7'' Como es l6gico supo-
ner, estas declaraciones, viniendo
de labios dc un flncionario tan
alto y q Quien Sc supone bien en-
terado de estas cosas ha causado
una alarma general y una indigna-
ci6n tremenda en- todas parties.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-11
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