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NATIONAL LEAGUE
BHOCNL7

'. Rated fo- Schn7dt ,n ira, Ea-.eh tn- MaLMos " 9tn.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
The Dawes Plan No Miracle Worker

According the industrial situation Germany the
condition business there than time since the
Dawes plan ratified Trade slack that twelve commercial
exposons cancelled Evidently the Dawes
PLAN curea for Germanys ills has fallen
far short of being miracle worker
workers unemployed.
being the streets of Berlin by police In
probability Germany the Of another serious industrial
crisis
Capitalism All the wise Of the East and of the
West cannot save it. plan may able the wheels
industry find market for goods
such a market does exist
As usual the German will suffer from breakdown
industry They suffer when they employed and they
suffer still when they unemployed.
While German industry going pieces the of
living descending the delegation of German
Union able report that the conditions
peasants Soviet Russia improving
that their industries constantly on the upgrade
This object fail stimulating
the their
rule capitalism Only will they able to put
end to unemployment and poverty.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
Adding Insult to Injury

The the oil organized
because they paid royalty that the incentive organize
simply did exist writes oily press agent capitalist paper
AS nobody heard of the conditions the
fields of Wyoming and other states!
The agent adds insult injury by admitting the oil
workers have been tOng for stretch twenty day.
there human being living who likes work
hours stretch he welcome the luxury
located to date except in the columns of successful
The responsibility for the lack organization among the
workers rests mainly with the raconay bureaucracy
Federation of Labor The oil workers exploited
essy other category Of labor in the country The
rich and have their disposal the officials
counties which they operate Those
geher with private detectives make it impossible any organizing
effort succeed that backed the collective might
labor movement
Those who of Federation of
Labor busy collaborating with the employers acting
stoopgeons for the capitalist make any
organize elsewhere lob of
organizing the unorganzd waiting the progressve
ica workers If is left the reaconare be
accomplished.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

necessary to I'LL its huge Golfers in
order to, maintain that invinciblc
guard, the English fleet. 1t is of NO
concern to its administration whether
this money is wrung from starving
villagers, clad in rags, who, unable
to earn their daily bread. are Obliged
OF feed on roots and old heritage.
put we not only protest against
- the continuation Of the foreign
yoke, we also protest against the
clergy and our bourgeoisie who are
clamouring in favor OF the union OF
cyprus with Greece. This bourgeois
minority. consisting of money-lenders
and big merchants in close co-opera
ton. is struggling hard for the union,
as II sees by this means an easier
way to achieve its plans OF exploita.
ton against the poor villagers and
peasants of the Island. We strongly
protest against the national aspira.
tons of the bourgeoisie which are
trumpeted forth now and again. and
declare that the Cyprian proletarians
and the masses of the Cyprian peas.
ants are against the national dreams
OF the bourgeoisie, for they know very
well that under the union new yoke
Is waiting for them. far worse than
the present. new CONSUMPTION and
new duties as guards on the sea coast.
Workers Of England
The workers and peasants Of Cy.
prus appeal to you aud ask you to
take up their claim against the consti-
tuition Of their slavery to imperialism.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

colonial office, which had only one
aim; to suck from the blood of the
country, the shameful tribute of e92.
600, share Of the Turkish debt, in
total disregard of the prevailing mi
sery of the suffering pepole.
THIS was the state of affairs down
4 to the 18th of Nay this year. Let
us now examine what are the liberties
so graciousy granted along with this
our official colonization
It is absolutely absurd and an abuse
OF language to talk of liberties! The
increase of the native seats on the
Legislative Council from IL to Is,
which has been trumpeted all over
the world as magnificent conces-
sion of further liberties to the popu-
lation of Cyprus, is simply piece Of
bitter irony, for the number of official
parasites has at the same time been
increased from to o, so that the
same order is maintained No other
change has been effected. And how
Is II with regard to the share OF the
Turkish debt Of $4,000? This con.
tinues to be a heavy burden on the
shoulders Of the long-suifering PEG.
pie at a time when the financial crisis
in the Island is admitted to be without
precedent. Has not Cyprus become a
colony? BY what right is the pay
ment of this barbarous inhuman tri.
butte demanded, when there exists no
real Indebtedness to Turkey? II can
only be characterized as suppress.
sion of the weak peoples by capital.
ism. The English treasury finds Il
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
English Imperialism in Cvprus

with the well-known desire Of tie IN.
habitants.
English workers! one
Proletarians of the whole world
THE Communist Party of Cyprus as
= the only sincere defender of the
real interests of the Inhabitants Of
this miserable island, is compelled to
appeal to you in ordery to protest on
the one hand against the lies of the
bourgeois press which has always
been continue its unjuserule over the
island, and on the other hand against
the lies of the bourgeois press which
has always been accustomed to blur
the truth in seeking to mislnterpret
the real aspirations OF. the enslaved
peoples.
lmperialist England which has al.
ways been exceedingly cautious in
concealing from the peoples she has
enslaved her real plans OF exploita.
ton by means of granting sham pseu-
do-iberties. has played the same game
In Cyprus, for the famous legislative
council which was set up in 1878 was
nothing more or less than a puppet
In the hands of slyc and immoral
governing clique. ms
The duly elected representatives
who were returned 10 this legislative
council we're possessed of no real
Legislative power asysyerything was
entirely dependent upon the whims
and the boundless ignorance Of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
Declaration Of the Communist Party
OF Cyprus on the Inauguration Of
the Colonial Constitution Of
the Island
ITO the workers of England and the
= international proletariat!

ITO the workers of England and the
International proletariat!
On the LIST of May, the very same
day on which the proletariat of the
whole world, under the red flag, pro-
claimed once more its just demands
and protested at the same time
against the dishonesty and baseness
Of the various fascist governments
and against the endless intrigues Of
the imperialists, here in Cyprus, in
the corner of the Mediterranean, En-
glish Imperialism, by letter patent"
declared Cyprus to be a colony, thus
adding three hundred thousand work
ers and farmers more to the millions
OF colonized peoples who are bound
in heavy chains behind its bloody
chariot.
This fact was not allowed to pass
unnoticed by the bourgeois press of
London, which fastened to pronounce
and comment upon 1t in accordance
with the interests of it's patrons.
Many newspapers were full of praise
for the new political change in the
island, as comforting more liberties
on the country, while others. inspired
by the Foreign Ministry OF Greece.
voeiferously proclaimed that II was
the duty of England 10 cede the island
in favor of Greece IN accordance
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
She'll Shocked DOUGH.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-FP)-
Protests by rich owners of country
estates around Northport, Long Island
against construction OF 1,OOO.bed hos.
pital for shell-shocked soldiers of the
late war have been overruled by the
federal board of disqualification. These
tragic invalids, shrieking at the hor.
rors they cannot forget, will be housed
IN a SS,oOO,OOO building In the neigh.
borhood of some Of the men whose
fortunes were made. or were multi.
Piled, while the slaugb ter on the west.
ern front went on!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19
Proletarians OF the world!

Froletarians Of the world!
~ May day, when our conquerors
were officially proclaiming 70 us
our condemnation to live under Rri,
tish Imperialism, our thoughts Turned
70 you, who with your huge process.
slohs demonstrated once more to our
expiolters that you mean to stand
together, ever watchful guardians Of
our rights. We have placed our faith
IN you for the attainment of our real
iiDerty, for our autonomy
Down with imperialism
Long Live the liberation Of IN
peoplesl e inc
Long Live the international pro.
revolutionl ''ooiai
The Central Committee Of tn.
Cyprus Communist Party
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

politely informs England that an-Sovet coalition
might endange the of Europe and particularly Poland
Rouman devotion peace is
Of the Red Army! Perish the thought.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

If the presmen keep "Maiah" George Berry he may
have for living He will need all his military"
perience in defeating the determination the
get rid him
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

George Bernard Shaw declares that he is We believe
George is little hard himself he snot crazy but just
getting little bit foolish bHE
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

Feng of China said be going back christianity
He Feng actually calling his counrymen free
mpeast robbers who looted China with
bible, dope and the sword
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-19

No encouraging struck the of the workers
the United States months than the story yesterday
DAILY WORKER of the action taken by Locals of the
international Printing Pressmens Assistants Union
voted accept proposal for action against the employers
wages and disputes working conditions
This action taken despite the efforts of tools George
Berry the scabby president of the International block
few Berry hnchmen who dared open their mouths against the unity
pact howled talked by membership
their leading spokesman
No group of organized workers in the entire
of the United States have been meated than the
and feeders At every step they have the combined oppo
on of the employers and the employers tool George L. Berry
they not going to tolerate Berryism any longer
The Chicago locals of the l. p. p splendid
example to the entire printing trade This first step important
because the first step the right direction always the
There better break sectional and craft preudces than
by melting them in the furnace of struggle against
enemy This applies all other unions operating
try well the pressmen and feeders.
Amalgamaon! This is the golden word that should
lips Of every class conscious worker in the caftrdden
increment of the United States
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04

uC IA E'aAS" ~
Sc deje sin lrgar iel castigo i1npuesto
por ell Juez de sandas al caballo
MER1No.
Qund6 enterada la eomisi6n de Ia
carta que dirige la superiora del
Asilo de San Ildefonso de San Juan,
dando las gracias a Ia Comision por
ell donativo que Sc lie hizo ultima
mcnte.
Sc di6 cuenta con una carta del
senior Anselmo Betancourt, Quejan'
dose dc la ma1a distribution de los
rrogramas de las carreras en- Ell hi
p6drcmo LAS CAsAs y fue acuerdo
refcrir ell as1nto a la Corporation
por ser de su comretencia.
ComparecierCn los duefios de ca
balios senores N. E. Morales y Ra-
mon Lopez .acompahados del ex-joc-
key J. Clemente para solicitar ell in
dulto de este Iltimo y despu6s de
rna amplia information sobre Ell par
ticular.. acord6 la Comision estudiar
Ell caso detemdamente para resol-
verlo en- 81 oportunidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
Editorial diario del Dr.. Frank Crane
Ell ORGULLO Y Ell CRIMEN


Es una cosa reconocida que la
principal caracteristica de la ma
yoria de los criminales es el or
gullo.
I'm hombre Sc enorgullece de
que Sc le 'conozca como un gran
criminal, como un gran ladron,
como un gran salteador.
Es un hecho muy conocido que
el orgullo es uno de los ineenti-
vos principales del crimen. La
difcultad estriba en- que el cri-
men 'es de caracter egocentrico.
Todos los criminales son indivi-
dualistas. Estan en- guerra con
la sociedad. Al. mismo tempo Sc
ocupan mas de los aplausos de
la sociedad de 10 cue .parece a
primera vista.
Uno de los castigos mas gran
des para un criminal que ha al
canzado alguna celebridad es de-
cirle que uno nunca ha dido su
nombre.
De este Sc deduce O. una de las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
DE RIO PIEDRAs
Ell CARNIVAL EN-
Ia UNIvERsIDAD

Segdn los rumores circulantes, y
los rrerarativos que Sc estan llevan-
do a efecto con ell mayor entusiae-
mo. las fiestas de Carnaval on Ia
Uriversidad quedaran lucidisimas.
II semana entrante Sc efectuaea
el tiltimo escrutinio del reinado de
Carnaval para saberse cual ha sido
La agraciada senorita, qre los est
diantes han elegido para ore osteat
con orgullo la diadetna de Ia 'Re'-
ma de las Fiestas Carnavs,sscss d ;
la Universidad. do Puerto Rico.
Hay varias que Sc disputan l. co.
rena. Los estudiantes SO han divj-
dido er grupos, cada grupo favore
ce ina u otra candidatrra, traba-
jando ssi denodadamente por sacar
trirnfante Ia candidate de sus sim
patias. Por ESQ, es nue esta resuItan-
do ia una election rehidfsima.
I:.st; msremos al pdblico c. ie@'A-
tado Fe la election tan prorto SC
te.mlne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
LA FABRICA DE pERLAs CE-
TRADA PoR oRDEN DE LA
SANTDAD.


Por fin la Sanidad Sc decide a
clausurar la fabrica de perlas, 81
ia en- la parada 241a de santurce
va era tempo de que Sc adopta-
Sc tai medfda, pues no era j,isto
n humane que fuese a perecer TO-
do TN vecindario victima de los
gases deletereos que Sc usaban ALI
en la fabrication de perlas.
Cerrada Ia Fabrica, es verdad que
quedan sin trabajo unas cuantas
personals; pero tambien nos parece
igualmente cierto que los manipu-
ladores de la fabrica pueden solu-
cionar 'esa situacion instalando aque-
LA EN- cualquier otro lugar que no
ofrezca los peligros que ofrecIa en-
la parada 241la.
Por 10 damas, va pueden estar
tranquilos ell Comandante orbeta
y su distinguida familia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04

como mas intehgentes y astutos,
han dejado sus luchas, para las (l-
ti1nas fechas, para asi coger los
Duqnes mas cansados.
Park Ball, Ell conocido cronista
de la Villa del Captain Correa, da
la sensational noticia sus lecto-
res, diciendoles que los profesiona'
les Sc .encontrar&n con los Lobos en-
los primeros desafios, demostrando
PSI que sus jugadores son los mejo-
res de la isla. No sea bobo, amigo
Park, mire que 10 que han hecho es
poner a los pobres de carnada La
gente de Landgraff.
En- Cayey Sc ha inaugurado de
nuevo la temporada de baseball, al
efecto, el domingo pasado hubo dos
desaffos entire ell team Cayey, CO.
mandado por el gran jugador To-
rres, (Gacho) y Ell aguerrido team
del amigo Adolfo Mesorana. En-
ambos encuentros triunfo Cayey,
sin dejar de reconocer por ESQ que
Mesorana tiene un potente equipo.
Ell team de los CARDENALES ha
resucitado, dandole pahzas al Pom
ce primero, y al Arecibo despues.
FL domingo pr6ximo Sc enfrenta-
ran en- la con nuestros aguerridos
ELEFANTEs. Segtramente we're
mos en- la iga de Puerta de TERRA
Ell domingo, los rabiosos fans
mayagiiezanos, los hernanos Vera,
Mesorana, Gonzalez, Luciano y Ell
muy popular Y simpatico cronista
Gerrish Jr., Pepin Castera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
I'm eIOCuente discourse d. Dubois
reSpeCtO a las deudas

PARIS, febrero 3 Gable Fran
ces).-H. Dubois, diputado por Ell
distrito del Sena, Y antique pre-
sidente de la Comisi6n de Repa-
raciones, ha pronunciado un elo-
cuente discurso ante los miembros
de la Camara de Diputados sobre
Ia question de las deudas.
NJ. Dubois abord6 esta question,
echando a un lado los sentimien-
tos filantropicos de que hasta
ahora Sc habia hecho gala sin ha-
Der obtenido practicamente resul-
tado algunoy pone sobre el ta-
pete la question legal basandose
en- los derechos internacionales.
FL Diputado por el Sena, de-
clar6 cue los Fstados Unidos de-
beran reducir considerablemente
sus exigencias al ingual que Fran
cia, no solamente desde el pun
to de vista de la equidad y justi-
cia mas tambien por salvaguar-
dar sus propios intereses. Du-
bois, reafrma sus argumentacio-
mes en- cifras precisas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
Sc RATiFICARA Ell PROTO-
COLO DE GINEBRA


PARIS, febrero 8 (Cable Fran
c6s).-M. Herriot, presidente del
Conseio de Ministries, ha declara-
do a la Camara, que 6l Sc pro-
pone llevar a este ORGANISING le-
gislativo, la ratification del Ira
tado de Ginebra, que considera
como el mas decisive para sos
tener una paz estable.
"Respecto a la question de las
deudas-ha dicho-sera verdade-
ramente inicuo el que para NADIA
Sc tome en- cuenta la situaci6n de
nuestro pals"
Mas luego hacienda incapie res,
pecto a la amistad entire Ingla-
terra Y Francia, inform6, que
nunca mas que ahora anl5os pal
ses habian gozado de mejores SEN
timientos de amistad reciprocal.
La situaci6n de Colonia, la re-
fci6 en- el sentido de que ninguno
de los paises aliados, y menos
Francia. deseaba perkanecer per
petuamente en- Rremania y que
81 por ahora no Sc habia procedi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
LLEGARoN Los. JUGADoREs
DEL ALLENTOWN

Aver por la mahana llegaron a
Puerto Rico los esperados jugadores
amerieanos del equipo Allentown,
Quienes vienen a 1idiar con nues-
tros equipos de pelota mas forrhi-
dables. Acompafiaban los j1iga-
dores dos sefioras, las esposas de
dos de estos: Mrs. Landraff y Mrs.
Pasquella.
II Allentown es un team de-
: iado conocido en- Puerto Rico
9 que necesite presentation. Sus
rillantes luchas en- nuestras ngas,
cspecialmente aquellos rehidislnos
desafios con ell Ponce, estan inuy
rrabados en- nuestra memoria para
tan pronto hayan sido olvidados
El Attention este afio viene mas
fuerts que la pasada temporada.
Ellos SON los Independent Cham
pions de Estados Unidos, es decir,
son los vencedores entire varios
eql:Sos de su clase en- Estados Uni
dos. Para dar una idea de su pu-
jena dire1nos que en- la serie de
juegos que vienen de jugar gana-
ron veces y solo perdierori 28.
Asi es que su porciento es nuy
envidiable especialmente 81 Sc tie
ne en- cuenta que los equipos con
los cuales ell Allentown tuvo que
batirse contaban con jugadores es-
cogidisimos managers por to-
dos conceptos brillantes afanosos
por ganar.
El "hne up" del Allentown es
como sigue:
Pitchers: Mush Higgins, Paul
Smith, Jerry Kahn.
Primera Base: Ed. Lenoxx.
Segunda: J. Curry.
Tercera: Ed. Zimmerman.
S. S. Bob Lenox.
C. F. D. Pasquella.
L. F. Bill Lawrence.
R. r. Hyde . Smith.
Como Sc We por la Ista que an
tecede, nuestros muchachos tendran
que luchar mucho para poder de-
rrotar estos buenos expertos, pa
rS contener la ''bateria negra''
que Sc traen, Y para batear las
curvas de Higgins, de Smith y de
Kahn.
Ell primer juego Sc celebrara el
pr6ximo sabado en- la Liga de la
Parada ocho con Ell team Arecibo.
Esta es la oportunidad de los are
cibefios de demostrar que realmen-
te saben jugar pelota.
Como Sc recordara Lennox ha
jugado en- las Grandes Ligas Anne
ricanas con ell Chicago, Ell Pittsburg
y Ell Brooklyn, Zimmerman con ell
Brooklyn y Curry con los Yankees.
Cast todos ellos han pertenecido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
La hazaha dctectiyeSCa
(Contihuacl6n de Ia pag. 81

prendia en- el momento psicol6-
gico.
Doughberty procedio con gran
cautela. Pudo arrestarle por sos
pechas, pero no estaba dispuesto
arriesgarse tanto.
Ell detective deseaba evidencia
real a toda costa. Hizo amistad
con el viejo iadr6n, y a la segpn-
da conversation, llev6 sabiamente
el tema hacia antiguedades, ma
nifestando que uno de sus ami
gos pagarfa a buen precio algu-
nos objetos raros. FL viejo NOR
di6 el anzuelo, y prometio al de-
tective que lie llevaria a una ten
da en- Nueva York, donde podria
comprar un reloj que habia per
tenecido al Cardenal Richeliu.
Y 10 demas, Sc adivira. Ell Jul
clio, fue breve, tanta era la evil
dencia. Coates fue condenado a
cumplir largos amos de prision,
donde tendria' tempo de aumentar
sus conocimientos sobre Paris y
Ia callee de la Madama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04

mejores curas del crimen .es la
obscuridad. FL criminal sc alimen-
Ia de su fama.
Hasta cuando 10 ahorcan lie es
un alivio saber que la atenci6n
esta reconcentrada en- Il. Esta
en- el centro del escenario V goza
porque su muerte es dramatica.
Toda religion tiene por objeto
inducirnos a respetar los dere-
chos de los otros. La irreligi6n es
egoczntrica. Un hombre Sc goza
de su importancia. Su queja prin-
cipal es que Sc lie dedica bas-
tarte atencion.
Deben hacer toda clase de es-
fuerzos para hacer que ell crimi-
nal Sc de cuenta de la importan-
cia del pr6jimo, que debe vivir
y TRAFALGAR para el pr6jimo Y no
para 81 mismO.
Copyright, 1925, por The Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate)