davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-04-22

Ia72 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. nv. ICoR-
per NJ and front rooms. kitchenettc.
private bath. ami: walking distance.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

PARTY LEAVING FOR FLORIDA WILL
sell newly furnished Broom apartment at
a sacrifice. Call between and $50 pm.
Apt "a. 1918 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

HoMELIKE. SPACIOUS. CLEAN, LIGHT.
airy 8 or rms; private bath. sleeping
porch. balcony. ami: group or family;
large grounds suburban comforts. city ad-
vantages: 25 min. from Treas. North 4340.
1919 HARVARD ST. N.W.-VACANT May
1st; rooms. kitchenette, bath, unlimited
phone. adults only
Evening star., 1925-04-22

r4O7 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-FRONT ROOM
and kitchen; Ink; S35; adults. Columbia
Tnfl-W 23s
Evening star., 1925-04-22

A. c. HOUGHTON CO. REALTORS,
1915 II St. NV. Phones Main 7536-1b37
Evening star., 1925-04-22

MT. PLEASANT-3 R. & B.; CLEAN.
cool. light: very pretty: desirable location.
l430 Brown t2 b. n. PIX. I'd. W. 16thl 23s
Evening star., 1925-04-22

. DESIRABLE HOUSEKEEPING APART
ments: best downtown location. 917 II st.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

$50 MINTWOOD PL. APT. 33-ATTRAC-
lively fur two-room, kitchen and bath apt;
all front: immediate possession.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Southeastern Exposure
New Building. Corner Apartment.
$1,000.

This apartment consists of Q bedrooms
living room. dining alcove. kitchen reception
hall and bath: hardwood floors built-in tub.
built-in china closets. numerous floor plugs
and many other desired features: some of
the points for those who are discriminating.
NJ. q r. B. WARREN.
lain 0770 p25 18th ST. Cleve. 2252.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

14lO NJ APT. 4O6. THOMAS CIRCLE
Completely fur Broom south apt: piano.
radio: Summer rates.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

BACHELOR APARTMENT-BEAUT
furnished; maid service: twin beds: suit
able for two; rent cheap. 2511 Penn. ave.
NV. West 500.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

400 EAST CAPITOL ST-5 RMS. AND B.
-I309 Col. rd.--3 rms and bath. $4,000.
III 11th st" rooms and bath.
933 New York ave.-3 rooms and bath.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
WANTED-DEsK SPACE.

WANT DESK RIM. TELE. sERV.. Wooi
ward BLDG; give fun particulars: real esta
dealer. Address Box 336-M, Star ofice.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
NETHERLANpS.
RM.. KITCHEN, BATH

finely furnished: in largest modern apt.
group in city: excellent expos. very roomy
reasonable rent. Phone Mrs. Brawt at Col
T744 or inspect at Clifton Terrace South,
at Clifton and 14th SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
QUIT TO AVERT
WAGE DROP
Bethlehem Steel Co. Officers
Resign Posts

NEW YORK, Aug, e.--Insplred
By what Is said 20 have been a dc.
sire to avert a wage reduction NJ.
fscting 10000 employees, three high
officials Of tho s27O.ooO.o0o Bethls-
hem steel corporation have resigned
their positions.
Archibald Johnson. a vice priest.
dent OF the Bethlehem. which Is tho
worlds largest steel company. was
tho first 10 resign. He was lieu.
tenant to Charles ~. schwab dur.
ing tho war. Vice President u. s,
snyder. another official who has
been in charge OF the concerns
finances for many years, and WI.
liam Il. Tobias. general manager Of
purchases. followed Johnson
Rumora that internal discussion
had led TO their Withdrawals were
ouphutically denied. AZ about the
aame time came an announcement
from the LukenH steel Co. a com.
paratlvely obscure organization.
proclaimiug that It's executives had
taken a 10 per cent salary cut TO
be able to do right by their work.
men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
FOOD INSPECTOR
is ABOLISHED
Hartley Economy Program
Is Cause; Office Valuable

The economy program OF Governor
Hartley b. said 60 be- responsible for
the abolition OF the office Of state
food Inspector. This office and that
of state drug inspector were hit I'm
recent orders from olympia In car,
yiuK ont the policy Of economy. II
has resulted IN the practical closing
OF the Seattle office Of the state dc.
partmcnt of agriculture The office
has been Ia existence since 1905
Just what agency Is TO stand be-
tween the buyer and the seller OF
rotten meat. spoiled poultry and un.
~ canned fruit ana vegetables, now
that tho food inspector has been dis
ponscd with, docs not seem clear
Ira H. Case. state supervisor OF
foods. has suggested that tho work
be turned over 20 the county health
officer Hut many argue that his
office cannot carry on the work sat
isfactorily. because 81 other duties
not closely related
Items OF condemnation by the food
Inspector. taken at random between
September 30. 1929. and the same
date of 1894, included. e.23s pounds
OF spoiled meat. which takes In A.ei5
pounds Of veal from calves not moro
than one or tw0 days old. 90. sos
pounds Of rancid nuts; $3.50 pounds
OF spoiled poultry. $3.50 pounds Of
dried fruit which. prior to lnspec-
tion. was frequently washed and 70.
conditioned, 7s,7SO pounds OF canned
vegetables, not Including bulk goods.
and 1896 cases OF salmon. disposed
OF for chicken and fox feed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
FARMERS SEEM
OPTIMISTIC
But Not as Much as the u.
S. Agriculture Department
COTTON CROP SMALLER
Cattle Men Expected to
Break Even This Year

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug e.
Altho farmers in tho Middle West
are tasting prosperity again for the
FIRST time In years, they are by no
means sharing tn the general op'
timiSm OF Washington officials who
have Just completed a swing thru
the agricultural sections OF the
country.
True. the mask OF despair finally
has been lifted from their faces.
In It's place has come the grim.
set look OF the gambler. the farmer
as in years gone by hopefully Is
betting on the future.
Three conditions indicative OF the
financial plight OF the farmer and
the cattle raiser are revealed in n
thoro survey OF crop conditions and
Of the livestock conditions in Ne,
bulska. Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma
and Texas They arc;
THAT while wheat generally Is
OF higher protein content and lower
in moisture. the yield is approx.
mately half OF the 1924 crop,
s-The cotton crop IS considerably
smaller than first reported in some
states, corn. broom corn and forage
crops are almost a total less,
SHAT the stock raiser where
pasture lands were ruined by severe
climatic conditions, can only hope 20
break even on the seasons expenses
and cannot discount debts incurred
from three ruinous years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
GERMAN LEADER
TALKS "ARMY"
Says His Country Interested
in Russian Military

BERLIN, Aug. GA comparison
between the Russian red army and
the German rcichwehr, made by DO.
tense Minister Gesslor in an interview
with representative Of the Russian
Telegraphic agency, has aroused
lively comment in political circles
here.
Minister Gcsslcr dlsolaImed all
knowledge OF rcpercussions OF the
security negotiations with the staff
OF the rcichswchr, and emphuticnlly
denied the rumor that the command.
er.in.chief. Gen. Won seeckt, had ten.
dered his resignation In consequence
OF the allies disarmament demands.
Speaking Of soviet Russia, Gessler
declared that both countries were
united by bonds Of friendship which
were all the more easily strengthened
as tho interests OF Germany and Rus.
STA dii not clash anywhere.
Moreover" Minister Gcaslcf con.
tinucd, Germany Us highly Interested
in tho Russian army, tho develop.
mcnt Of which has fundamentally run
parallel to that Of the reichswchr.
Both countries, faced with the task
OF building UP n new army. had to
fall back upon tho tried military OK
DertBn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Suggests Cops
in Charge of
Auto Spooning

GAN FRANCISCO. Aug, Auto.
- mobile hpoonlng under police
supervision II the newest HugReHtion
for making motor accidents loss com.
mon
The author Of the idea N Lieut.
Joseph G Field. OF tho San Fran
cisco traffic squad. lie would like
10 eliminate automobile Hpoonlng On,
tircly, but Lieutenant Field IL not
the man 20 waste time on lmpossi,
bilities
I'm thc old days" he says spoon.
ing was a much safer pursuit The
hammock or sofa or back porch did
not offer much chance for accident.
But nowadays. when "a driver molSlcs
traffic with one arm on the wheel
and the other carebsinK his girl,
there's plenty 81 trouble In sight"
Lieutenant Field suggests a high.
walled parking space at some handy
location, with "a traffic cop Detailed
10 take care Of the rush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
MAY WIRTH, somersautng equestrienne with tn
Greatest Show on Earth"

MAY wIRTH. the dashlng somer.
A'l sault eaucstrienne who is said
10 bc the queen OF riders In the
arena today. is the p0sscssor OF a
very special kind OF watch
II Is not one OF those gorgeous
platinum watches. cucirclcd by
diamonds and mounted on a black
silk ribbon Neither Is Il watch
TO be strapped around one OF her
dainty ankles. which. rumor says.
ore insured for many thousand dol
lars.
No. Miss Wirth's time piece g
sort OF mental watch, her own in.
tuition OF time which all circus
cquestrians develop and rely ou.-
a sort OF infalllble instinct which
ticks along and tells the psycholog.
teal moment 10 spring up and turn
the somersault or execute the feat
they may have mastered. There Is
no other way OF timing these tricks
than thru this highly developed and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06

almost uncrlns Instinct.
or course there are certain move
mcnts In cqueStrlRnam that can be
1auged and timed with splitsceond
precision The big horses like the
white thorobrrd Joe" which -
Miss wirth's fayorito mount, take
exactly i5 PAGES to circle Tho ring
whieh--as all professionals and eN.
perts viii tell you-ls always a.
feet In diameter. The rider depends
upon this opportunity 20 know just
where her mount Will be at given
moment.
Besides May wirth. there arc
scores Of other splendid riders this
season with the great combined
Ringing Brothers and Barnum s
Bailey circus.
The George Haunaford troupe,
tho beautiful Reiffcnneh sisters, tho
famous ClnrkdonS. the With fam.
lily, the Erncstca. the Corrcins,
Roouoys. Bradnas and many more
are enrolled in the roster OF arrnlc
champions 10 be seen here Monday
and Tuesday. August 81 and 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Pendleton Prepares
for Noted Roundup

PENDLEroN, Ore. Aug 6.-Pen'
dleton wears an air Of expectancy
and excitement these days, Again
she Ia preparing for the Roundup,
now In It's 10th year.
For the 1926 show the Round Up
Is 10 be held Tor four days. Sep,
TENDER &c. II. rs and TO- The size
OF the crowds last year made Il nee.
eNury to extend the show over such
a period this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
SHOW FOR KIDS
Wembley Exposition Has
ChiIdren'S Wonderland

LONDON, England. Aug G.-The
Canadian Pacific show al Wcmbicy
this year includes n Wonderland for
children in the shape Of Treasure
island. which Is encircled by a NINA
turo train drawn by a replica Of one
Of the giant Pacific type engines.
There the children sec the sandy
beach on which Robinson crusoe and
his man Friday disport themselves.
They can meet wellbcloyed charac.
tors out OF tho story book. such nF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Moulton Speaks to
Republican Meeting

state Representative Mark NJ
Moulton. OF Benton county. was tho
principal speaker AZ the Young
Mems Republican club luncheon. held
Thursday noon at the Hotel Butler
Moulton t chairman Of the house
judiciary committee, lilo addressed
the club on Party Leadership"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Son Still Seeks
Missing Rancher

No trace has yet been discovered
Of John Woodward rich rincher.
missing from Loomig, Wash. His
son. Ross Woodward. h now In Sc.
attic and working with l. g May.
crimlnologlSt. who Is cndeayoring 20
have sketch OF the missing man
made from few snapshot. tho only
photographs Of him IN existence,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
TAhyNRlB
. mini
Girls! Throw
Away Your
FAT
Lso& Yoay Best. Sfayt To-day,
Iake on from, 10 to 50 Pounds
OfDid. Simple, Easy, Hayrn-
less Way. HERE 1T IS.

II you are ashamed Of your figure,
decide to take of all that extra fat
snd look your best. You can DO it. did.
l An not going 70 tell you 70 20 through
strenuous eIerrfses OF weakening diets.
vii Dot recommend you 70 rub your body
With absurd creams OF war reducing yirdes
o. xarnsntx as | KNOW THEY ARE
ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS. lam CIV
ing you here the secrr, found out IN Pari.,
and which u the most marvellous discovery
ever made to easily and safely take of fat.
! suffered for years With all the trocbles
-eil knozn 70 "a; people-tinse after time
deprived mysrH from all pleasures. be-
cause Of my ridiculously fat hxure.
TUNED dom parties and friends 20 avoid
the dreaded here comes fatty" until ons
day. after bad tried everything known to
rsdGce and failed | bi. upon the seerst
OVER II Is called sAS-GRf-SA, the
discovery OF French scientist, Who hsa
solved the problem 81 obesity. With this
simple. easy. marvellous ner way, reduced
from 100 70 100 pounds in eight weeks. and
hsyr never rsgsined since. Tho reducing
i vent through was gradual and easy--did
NOT Leave me hAbby or xrinkled-~ith
every pound Of fat lost I felt a steady
inersa1 in strength and Vitality. Nov nv
health IL splendid. and look and feel years
younger. SAS-GRI-SA is GUARAN-
TEED ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
II your druxxsz. dos not carry SAN
CRl-SA in stock be can get il from his
Wholesaler or yon can SEND q money order
Or chsck for $50 direct 70 the Scientific
Rescareh Labors.ories. is1f B'vay. S.Y.C.,
snd one full sized Dor SAN-GRI-gA Will
b mailed you direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Intrepid Boatsman
Is Circling Globe

LOS ANGELES, Aug. A. Harry
Pidgeon, intrepid local navigator, on
circling the globe In q ~ ton yacht,
Is on tho last lap Of his Journey.
Relatives Of the intrepid explorer
have just received word that pdgcon
has sailed thru the Panama canal
and IL again IN Pacific waters. lie
expects to return to Los Angeles
harbor in September
Pldgoon sailed from tho local hnr.
Dor In April, 1921. Itn hns visited
virtually every port Of call In tho
world sailing FIngle'honded In tho
tiny craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
INSECT CANSIBALs

LONDON. Climbers Of Mount Ey'
crest found bees. moths and butter.
flies living at attitudes OF q 900 foct.
There were no signs OF vegetation or
living creatures near them and for
food they ate one another WinEless
graSshoppen were found living al a
height OF 900 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06

Long John Silver Jim Hawkins.
Tweedledum and Tweedledee. and
they can visit caves and Noah's
arSs with strings Of moving animals.
see 18th century ships manned by
pirates, etc.
The train passes through the Con.
naught tunnel and winds In and out
Of the Canadian Rockies thru the
Great Divide. passing realistic repro
auctions Of Banff and Lake Louise.
and there is a park full Of wild"
animals and all sorts OF marvellous
thlngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
THE FI.APPER WIFE"

II Is not too lato TO start reading
The Flappsr Wife" Preceding chap,
icr1 up 20 and Including yesterdays
instullmeut can he obtained Ht The
Star circulation office. or by phoninE
MAIn.nGnn. There b no chnrEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Ceremony Planned
at Masonic Home

Ground,breaiSlng ceremonies foF the
new Masonic home al Des Moines
viii take place Saturday afternoon,
Il WAS announced By Dan w Bass.
secretary OF the Masonic home build
ing committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
OPENS LAW OFFICE

T.. l. Jones. formerly prosecuting
attorney OF Pend orcillc county. has
opened offices at b25 Central build,
ing. 10 engage in tho general prao.
Ilrr OF law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
sUNBuRN SHOCKS

NEW YORR.-Passengers on tho
Bsrengaria can now acquire artificial
sunburn by electrical means while
swimming in the ships bathing pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06

The mother should nurse the child for the first
year II possible; II not, modified milk is the best
substitute. Keep baby cool during hot weather,
especially by proper clothing and frequent bath
ing in tepid water. Give plenty Of boiled water.
Keep flies away from baby and all utensils used
in preparing its food Never consider any disturb
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
Sc TRATA DE "ANGUsTIA HUI
MAMA LA ULTIMA sENsACIoN
LITERARIA EN- FRANCIA ESTE
ANo

PARIS, JUNO 1o.--Durante los
iargos amos de vida professional que
ha vivido Ell doctor Maurice de
TIeury, cuantos de esos seres emoti-
vos, ansiosos, han llegado hasta el.
su sombrio y doloroso tormento 10 es
5ldia el m6dico eminentas en- el no
table libro que acabs de publican
con el titulo de Augusta Huma-
na''. Cuantos han reclamado el soco-
rro de la ciencia y la ayuda de su
vasta experiencia, cuantos de esos
'angustiados victimas de su cons
tituci6n emotiva de esos ciclotimicos
acknowledgements exaltados y depri-
midos, de esos mitomanos y de esos
raramoniacos, de esos inconsistencies,
esos hist6ricos, de esos perverscs,
cuyo case revela de la s'medicina
del espiritu''! Para aliviarlos y GU
rarlos, para aliviarlos v definirlog,
para frustar sus ardides y penetrar
sus males obscuros, para compren-
derlos, Sc nccesita no solo, saber, te
ner todo; Sc necesita tambi6n sim
patia y piedad. FL psiquiatra no de-
be ser dnicamente un observador
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
OBSERVE Los NINos


En- un esfuerzo para hacer a New
York tan libre de difteria como 10
es de viruelas, sc estan distribuyen
do cireulares en- las escuelas, pi-
dienlo a los padres que permitan a
sus hijos tomar la 'Prueba Schick' /,
que indica ST el niiio es immune
la difteria, (como 10 son algunos) j,
o 81 como medida de precaucion de-
be ser vacunado contra la enfer-
medad En- case de vacuna, tres in
yecciones son necesarias, las que
dejan al nifio immune por toda la
vida. Los nifios no Sc enferman con
eSta vacuna como sucede algunas
veces con la vacuna contra titus Y
viruelas. Tan sencilfo Y libre de da
no es ell tratamiento que ell doctor
Park vacun0 1000 beb6s de tres dfas
de naeidos, pero encontr6 que La va
cuna no sirvi0 porque los nifios eran
demasiado tiernos para reaccionar.
Los hombres de ciencia han decidi-
do ahora que seis meses es la edad
apropiada para administrar la va
cuna los beb6s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
El Socialisrr1O

existe NADIA de este. Asi, pues estan
tranquilos los que Green que esa es
la politica que lleva a cabo el socia
lisno. No importa que Ell que viva
acomodado haya obtenido esa como
didad por medic del trabajo, del re-
gallo del robo. NADIA ha de sucedsr'
porque, repdto, no existe el bolshe-
viquismo en- Puerto Rico.
De revolucionarios, no hablemos
poruue es 10 que menos existe en- la
gente de los socialistas, Ell de or1g1-
mar revoluciones; pero contestadme,
4 cue debe Francia su ibertad sino
a Ia revoluci6n contra los poderes
monarquicos7 A que debe Estados
ynidos su independencia sino al mo-
virniento revolucionario del pueblo
en- contra de los podercs opresores7
EnScncss no es malo ser revolucto-
mario cuando Sc reclanan derechos
Continpa en- la Pag. 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

drfan facilmente reponerse dando
al bebe jugo de chinas.
Al presente, ell doctor Park esta
tomando parte activa en- la campana
contra la difteria, la que Sc esta
llevando cabo bajo la direction de
los departamentos de Salud Y Edu-
caci6n pt1blica de la ciudad de Nue-
va York.
Aun cuando es cierto que desde
.el descubrimiento de la anti-toxina
mucha enfermedad de difteria ha
sido evitada Y muchas vidas Sc han
salvado, no es menos cierto que los
records del departamento de Sa-
nidad demuestran la destruction
que causa esta playa infantil, AFR
mo 6l. Las .defunciones tienen lugar
porque a menudo la difteria no Sc
descubre pOr los padres hasta que
es va demasiado tarde para salvar
ell niflo con Ia anti-toxina. DeSde ell
1919 hasta ell 1923 la mortandad
fue reducida de 1,239 SAT, mien-
tras que de calculos hechos para ell
1925, basados en- los records de los
dos primeros meses sc cree que las
defunciones ascenderan a 4S0, O
1870 menos que en- 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
RESURRECTION

Aparecc clarc a la mas elemental
observation que Europa esta apro-
ximandose rapidamente al periodo
decisive de la estabilizaci6n politi-
ca International Durante mucho
tempo estuvo en- inquieto sube
baja, pero por mdltiples razones Sc
puede aEticipar que las nuevas for
maciones van proporcionar algu-
mas sorpresas dramaticas. Lo que
nos interesa es investigar en- GUAM
to al efecto de esas cristaIzaciones
sobre la propiedad y Ell prestigio
de la Gran Bretafia.
En- la historic politica no hay
ejemplo comparable al rapido rotor
no de M. Jose Caillaux las ac-
tividades de la vida pdblica; Ell no.
table politico esta en- este momento
en- Normandia, preparandose su ca
mino para volver al Parlamento.
Este hombre, que fu6 primer minis
tros de Francia en- 1911, y que Sos
tuyo en- alto ell honor de su pals du-
rante la crisis de Agadir, fu6 de-
portado de su TERRA nativa a eau
50 de Los esfuerzos de su implaca-
hIs enemigo, Clemenceau, Ell "Ti-
gre'' Con raz6n o sin ella, Clemen
ceau acus6 Caillaux de derrotista.
En- 1917 Ell Ministerio Painlev6 Sc
derrumb6 como un castillo de mai
pes, y Francia tembl6 al borde
naismo de la ruina rn1litar y moral.
Fu6 entonces, en- su hora mas
scmbria, one estallo una violenta
crisis interna detr&s de las escenas
de la vida politica mas elevada.
Caillaux Clemenceau. ICual? Ese
fu6 Ell dilema, y fu6 resuelto drama
ticamente por e1 "Tigre'', quien
realmente tenfa ''tan rojas las ga
rras como los dientes''. Con la
sublime crueldad del perfecto
egotista determine la ruina de su
enemigo.
Caillaux fu6 deportado Manners,
Y su nombre envilecido: espia trai-
dor, Judas. Fue atacado con fur1a
yindicativa mas AHA de la intei-
gencia britannica y en- esa tornen-
ia Ell derrotismo desvaneci6se en-
Francia; la guerra sigui6 adelante;
Clemenceau triunf6.
Pero hoy Sc ha levantado la SEN
tencia de extranamiento de Caillaux
y Sc le han devuelto sus derechos
politicos. FL Ministerio de Herriot,
La cabeza del Partido Radical, 10
ha conseguido. Mientras tanto, Gle
menceau ha quedado convertible en-
un volcan extinguido: un viejo, un
i Z lnbre anciano de mucho mas de
ccaenta amos. Tales son las fluc-
uaciones de las reputaciones poll
ticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
''REvANCHA'' o GRANDEs
NEGoCIOS

La vuelta de Caillaux al Parla-
inento no es una conclusion descar-
tada, y su inclusion en- el Ministe-
rio, al frente de la cartera de Ha-
cienda, debe esperarse como un he
cho; perc seguramente no Sc con-
formara con un puesto subaltarno:
"Sere otra vez primer ministro
cualquier dia'', dijo un amigo en-
las horas mas tetricas de su pros
cripcion. En- tales circumstances Ell
hombre de Estado parecia decir un
absurdo.
Siendo este asi, y en- vista de los
lazos que nos unen los destinos
de Francia, nos interesa conocer
algo mas de los pensamientos poll
ticos de Caillaux.
Antes de la guerra, cuando des-
empefaba al mismo tempo Ell car
go de primer nlinistro y ministro
de Hacienda, Caillaux oriento toda
su Influenza en- un sentido: Sc
oponia toda politica guerrero
Con todo, cuando vino Ia provoca-
ci6n (como en- el asunto de Agadir)