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New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
BOTH TEAMS HAVE
 WON l3 STRAIGHT
Boys Club Opposes St. JOseph's
 Of POquOnOck Tonight
St. Joscpll'S

Boys Club st. Joscph's AnutIbOH ss.'..,..s. NuHlllllEluHl
 left forward
 kereleJza ...,..... Leonard, Eddy
 right forward Luke ............,... Romako
 center
 Arburr, Gotowala ......... Leamy
 right guard
 NEDOfg ...'..'.''.' '.'...''' Ndse
 left guard
 Two teams with records of Is straight wins apiece will clash at the Boys club here tonight when tho fast local club team faces the St. Joseph's five of Poquonock. Both have been riding rough shod over all manner of opposition. the Boys club disposing of such teams as the Heights of South Man. chester. Hopevilles Speed Boys Of Waterbury Newark Pirates. and Waterbury Boys' club, while the wis., itors hold wins over the Crescents of South Manchester and other speedy teams. The locals defeated the Simsbury American Legion here by 64-33, while Poquonock took this team into camp in Stmsbury by 50-25.
 Cunningham is the big man in the opposing lineup, and the local guards will have their hands full with him. Case is also very dan gerous scorer. while Leonard, Eddy, Leamy and Romako are all to be reckoned with. Captain Luke is the clubs high scorer, having made over 300 points this season, but the club has a disconcerting way of feeding someone else if Luke IS guarded too closely and it does no good for an opposing team to watch Mike too much. Anderson and ker- eleiza are hitting their stride again. while Arburr, Nyborg, and GotoWala are always dependable as defensive men of the highest caliber. The game tonight promises to be a whirlwind, and it is a great question which quintet will find 15 wins an unlucky number.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
NAUGATUCK WINS
 SWIMMING MATCH
New Britain Mernen Come in
 Third at Hartford

Naugatuck won the triangular swimming meet with Hartford and New Britain in Hartford Saturday, capturing every first place except the relay event. Although New Brit ain failed 10 win first, every race was hard fought and won by just q few feet except the 100 yard dash which Sullivan won by half a length. Root of Hartford nosed out II. Ur- ban of New Britain by inches.
 The results of the senior events;
 4o yard swim. Time q seconds Sullivan. Naugatuck, first; May, Hartford, second; Parker, New Brit ain, third.
 100 yard dash. Time 61 seconds. Sullivan, Naugaturk, first; Root, Hartford, second; H. Urban, New Britain, third.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

Fancy diving-Sulivan, Nauga- tuck, first: Root, Hartford, second {; Musiakowski, Hartford, third.
 40 yard back stroke. Time % sec onds. Sullivan, Naugatuck, first; Root, Hartford, second; E. Urban, New Britain, third.
 Plunge for distance. Distance 4S feet 3 inches. Sund1all, Naugatuck, first; Erickson, New Britain, second; Hangar, Hartford. third.
 160 yard relay Hartford, first Naugatuck, second; New Britain, third
 Results of the junior events:
 40 yard swim-Bcrtram, Hartford, first; Griggs. Naugatuck, second Augustine, New Britain, third.
 40 yard back stroke -- Hammer Hartford. first; Streiwski Naugatuck second; Mucke. New Britain, third.
 16O yard relay-Hartford, first ; Nsugatuck, second; New, Britain third.
 Fancy diving-Eertram. Hartford first: Wissinger, Hartford. second Ashmoro, Hartford, third,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
SEVEN ELIMINATED IN
 CITY CHECKER TOURNEY
Six Are Left Out of 13 Entries After Two Hours of Play at
 '. M. C. 4.

The first round of the eity-Nide checker tournament brought lS dlf- ferent checker aspirants to the "I last Saturday night. Seven of these were eliminated after two hours or play.
 ing was the defeat of J. NJ, Hallinan' one of the wizards of former years hv John Lindhahl, who bids fair 10 make everybody do some traveilng before giving up his claim to the crown.
 The following men were victor ious rergstrom 3 to 2. Peter PaIsis dc fested Y. Hovhanesian 3 to 0. Ed. Urban defeated Charles Robinson 3 10 0. Ed. Urban defeated y H. sculIv 8 to 0. John Lindhal defeat cd !. N. Hallinan 10 1. A. H. Abrahamson defeated Lewis Bur dick 3 10 ?. Earl Burdick hefe7'ed Frank Andrews 3 to Q. Earl Bur dick defeated A. II. Abrahamson 3 | 10 ].
 Some other men who have entered in the contest are: Paul and Ed. la liar, Charles Miller. James Forsythe, J. Connolly, A. Dorbuck, H. Strom- quist,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
Detroit Tigers Getting Down to Active Work

Detroit. March s.--After a com pIete rest yesterday the Detroit American League team opened its second week of training at Augusta. Ca. camp today. Earl WhitchiI, pitcher, who is reported en route 10 the camp and Heinie Manush, out fielder, who is the only Tiger hold out, are the only two members of the squad that have not reported.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
Pirate Regulars Cross
 Bats With the Seconds

Pittsburgh, March 9.-Manager Bill McKechnie's Pirates staged their first regular outdoor baseball imbroglio Of the 1925 season at their training camp at Paso Robles, Cal. yesterday. The regulars crossed bats with the second string team.
 According to hattie reports reach ing here the rockies got an even break, the score being s-s.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

High single string, Skar, 136.
 High three single, Fazzini, 366.
 High single game, Ruicks, 5S5
 High three games, Tords. 146T
 Individual averages bowling 50 per cent of games: Fazzina 9S.l2, Cur tis 95.S, BordoDaro 95.7, Larson 9442, Ksminsky 94.32, Lindqust 93.4S, Forcstand 93.93, Rose 92.55, ArkIay 92.1S Gintcr 92.17, 0. Lar son 9o.2, Tomkiewicz 91.3S, Will Iiams 91.3. Blazy 91.1. Skar 5O.54, Salak 9047. Schultz 9o,39, O'Brien 90.cS, Joe Tato So.35, Gonzeka S9.9, Joe S9, Mancini 8s.45, Wilcox S817, Dagata SS15, Stanley SS.1o Miller itk SS.7, John DaGata SS.3, Flies SPA, Sokolski SLY, Rozanski, SG.57, Sack S6l5. Bartus 56.4 Caro- fro S5.42, Berk 85.38. Ciskoski SS,tO, Block so.32.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
CleveIand's Entire Team
 Now at Training Camp

Cleveland, March 2. = With the arrival yesterday at Lakeland, Flori- da, from Hot Springs, Arkansas, of Pitchers Uhle and Edwards and Riogs Stephenson, utility inf1elder, of the Cleveland American league base ball team. the entire roster of that club is now in Lakeland to finish spring training. Uhle, Edwards and Stephenson report themselves free of injuries that kept them out of the game a large part of last year, and express confidence that they will be able to appear regularly in the cona- ing schedule Of games.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
POCKET BILLIARD MATCH

Soccoll and Gallup VIII play tN' second game of their two game match tonight at Rogers in the cit} challenge matches. Soccoli plays the challengers 200 to 1SO. In the first game with Gallup the score stood. Soccoli 1N1, Gallup 46. In tonight's game Gallup must make 134 balls {" 99 for soccoIi 10 win the prize put up.
 Lovers of pocket billiard will proh ably see a home and home match between Soccoli and Sheriff (Bob) Stone of Waterbury for SH0n purse in the near future. as match is in progress.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
Lightweights Resuming
 Their Contests Tonight

New York, March 9.--Six light weights who passed the test of the first round in the New York state athletic commission tournament to name successor 10 the retired champion. Benny Leonard. will con- tinus eliminations in ten-round bouts here tonight
 Selly Seamon of New York. will meet Charley o'Connell. of Cleve- land. K, o. Clyde Jeakle of Toledo, faces Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo and Benny Valgar of New York. op- poses Basil Caliano of New Orleans.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
.KAPLAN MATCHED FOR
 BOUT WITH MASCART
Mcridcn Battler Probably Will Fight
 Ircnchman Sometime In June
San Francisco, March 9.-Louis

San Francisco, March 9.-Louls (Kid) Kaplan. champion feather weight boxer of Meriden, Conn, has been matched to meet Edouard Mas cart, French featherweight, in contest 10 be held in the Yankee Stadium, New York some time in June. it was announced here by "Scotty" Monteith, manager of Rap Ian.
 Monteith arrived here last night to witness Kaplan's bout with John my Farr of oakland, in Oakland Wednesday night,
 According to Monteith, Mascart will leave France within d few weeks to begin training in this country. Under a deal closed with Tex Rickard, fight promoter, kaplan will receive q $25,000 split in the gate receipts or he can agree instead f. 10 accept 37la per cent of the pro ceeds from the fight.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

Philadelphia, March 7,-To be a 300 hitter In the majors nowadays isn't quite the lofty honor it used to be years ago, or before the com ing of the lively ball and the curtail- ment of various freak pitching de- liveries.
 But to get into the one-time elite circles by boosting your average a total of 50 points in one season is feat somewhat out of the ordinary.
 And that's just what Jimmie Dykes of the Athletics did in 1924. Jimmie came through last season
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
INDOOR BASEBALL

The Y indoor baseball leagues used 10 go big in the local gym a few years ago and the physical de partmcnt will endeavor 10 arouse enough interest to form a Saturday afternoon indoor baseball league.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
RING LEADS BOWLERS
Hartford Man Who Leads Double Life by Working in New Britain Tops Herald Circuit.

"Rily" Ring of Hartford, the lead or of a double life by making his residence in the Capital City snd earning his living in New Britain tops the Herald Bowling league with an average Of S9, closely followed by another doublc-lifcr, Murphy of Mcriden. with SS. Tied with him Is the pride of Dix street, Al Nenberg and also Brandonherger, another Meridenite. O'Brien ranks S7 and Dincon of WaIingford stands S3 and Lawson, yet another Silver City boy Is next with 53. Carlson trails with So.
 The league stan1ing and high sin
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
FRANKIE MACK LOSES

Denver, Col, March 9.--JaeR Kane. Chicago lightweight, won the decision in a three round bout here Saturday night over Frankie Mack of Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

with a mark of .312. The year be- fore that he hit only .252 and was so consistently around that figure that even before that even his most op- timistic admirers hadn't expected him to reach the 300 class
 Jimmie surprised them all, how ever, by staging one of the biggest climbs of the campaign. His work was especially noteworthy In that it came during season when such accepted swatsmiths as Ruth. Feil- mann, Speaker ana so on took a slump in the batting columns.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
BUSH LEAGUERS
 CONCLUDE SERIES
Stanley Works Second String
 BoWlers Topped by FOrdS

The final standing in the Stanley Works Bush lcaguer bowling con test shows the Fords leading the field and with Fazzina as high individual man. The records:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

HiEh sinCEe, NNnbtTg1 TIL' High three string, Ring, 291. High team single. Mudhooks. "l9, High team three string, Mudhooks, 572,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

IIIBH sIIIbTC' T : IIIVII FSUII' I1' T : X C., 146.
 High three strings, E. Freeman, Fafnir. S64.
 High team singles, l.. F. & C., 573. High team three strings. L. r. & C., 1887
 Individual averages of players rolling IS per cent or moro games:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
BRISTOL BowLERs HERE.

Bristol Five will bowl New Brit ain at Rogers alleys tonight at s o'clock. Thompson, Frfsk, Me AnlIffe. Clancy and Larson Will bowl for New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
STANLEY WORKERS
 TOPPING LEAGUE
LanderS Is Second in Bowling
 Circuit

The Stanley Works top the Indus trial bowling league, with Landcrs second. F. Thompson of Landcrs holds the high single. The averages:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
Games.

Hartford team will journey 10 New Haven Saturday and play in the finals for the state championship.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09
Matches Won and Lost.

score-Hartford 15-1o, 15-3. Ref cree, Hergstrom, Scorer, Bottomley,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

Individual averages of players rolling less than 5 per cent ol
New Britain herald., 1925-03-09

(Continued on Following PageD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
A LOS 1O8 AMOS DE EDAD
Sc PERMITE OAR
Consoles

Los ANGELES, setiembre 26.
Omitted ress).-Trabaje fuerte
y coma POGO 81 desea vivir un si-
glo.
Esta sencilla receta para ase-
gurar la longevidad parte del an
ciano Jonatan Foulke, quien cuen-
ia 108 amos de edad. Foulke tiene
cl campeonato entire los andarines
de cierta edad y resulto triunfalrte
en- la Ultima contienda eelebrada
en- .esta ciudad, en- que el mas jo-
ven de los concursantes tenia 73
amos de edad. Foulke eraa el mas
viejo, pero tanlbien el mas yeloz.
"6Que como me, las conlpongo"
he dicho Foulke. .fEs nnuy senci-
10. Siempre he trabajado muy
fuerte. He comido lnuy POGO. Traz
baje fuerte y coma POGO, ese el
secreto de la longeyidad. z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
Russia DESEA RESTABLE-
GER SUS RELACIONES CO.
MERCIALES CON P0L0NIA
Y FRANCIA

M0sG0U, Sept. 26. Omitted
press) .-El gobierno soviet no
perdona esfuerzos para iniciar el
acercaniento a Polonia y Francia.
Ell reciente viaje del Ministro
dc Relaciones Exteriores polaco,
Skrzynski los Estados Unidos
inplico una suspension de las me
gociaciones .entye, Moscou y Mar
sovia. Ahora que. ha llegado al
ministro polaeo Sc han reanadado
las conferene:as entire Francia y
Fo1onia:
Esto mo qlliere decir ape haya
de realizarse una alianza entire
ambas naeiones innlediatamente.
sPero ST significa que en- breye Sc
rea1udaran las relaeiones Conner
ciales entire dichas naeiones. sobre
bases s6lidas u estables v que esto
contribuira . terminar con Ia des-
ccnfanza existente entire Polonia
j Francia.
Desde el manento en- qlle las
relaeiones de Moseous con Polonia
scorren parallels con las relaciones
entire MoscoU " Francia, una ge-
nuina reconciliation con Varsoyia
no puede realizarse hasta que no
SC Iegue a un entendido can Pa
ris. .,
La rivalidad entire Francia E
IngIaterra ien ell continente eu-
rcpeo es la fuerza secreta que
facilitas el entendido franco7rHso.
Francia Sc ada cuenta del .conficta
existente entire Inglaterra Y el
soviet en- todas parties del n1undp
esta dispuesta llegar a IN
acuerdo con Moscou en- muchas
cuestiones de trascendental inlpor-
tancia. Pero hay que recordar
cue estas diferencias no son terri
toriales sino inancieras.
Aun cuando no .es de esperarsa
todavfa que Sc Ilegue a un enten-
dido en- onanto al problema de Ia
ceuda rusa hacia Francia, Is evi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
UN BORRACHO no PUEDE
FUMARSE UN CIGARRILLO
CON TODAS LAS REGLAS
DEL ARTE

BELFAST, Sept. 26. Omitted
Press) La prueba del cigarrillo
es el dltinlo medic para determi-
mar 81 un honbre esta sobrio bo-
rracho. Un tabernero de Belfast
fue acusado de emborracharse Y
permitir a la vez en- su estable-
cinliento grandes borracheras que
terminaban en- orgias. La policfa
dijo que uno de los clientes del
establecimiento al entrar Ia auto
ridad estaba evidentemente borra-
cho y tembloroso.
Ell, tabernero present6 como tes-
tigo de descargo un medico que
ostaba en- el salon cuando tai ocu-
Iri6. El medico declare CUE le ha-
bia dado al honhre en- question
un cigarrillo y que Sc 10 habia fu-
mado con todas las reglas del
arte. Esto no hubiera podido ha-
cerlo un borracho.
Ell jurado trajo un veredicto de-
inculpabilidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
LOS CALCULOS DE LA CO.
SECHA Sc HAGEN AHORA
EN- AEREOPLANO
-. M -

WASH, setiempre 26. Omitted
Press) LA formula economics
que ha encontrado a Ultima hora
Ia administration consiste en- ha-
GER ell ealculo de las coseehas. des-
dc un aeroplano. Este metodo ha
sido adoptado por ell Departamen-
to de Agriculture v esta dando
excelentes resultados.
Como parte del plan de econo-
mias del Presidente. este metodo
no solo le ahorrara al gohierno va
rios millares de dolares, sino que
tambien hara mas efectivos y
exactos los cslculos y por ende
los benefcios para los agriculto-
/. res seran mayores.
Hasta ahora el gobiarno usaba
el metodo de .entreyistar los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
AL ESTUDIO DE LOS TEN
BLORES DE TERRA

BOSTON, Sept. 26. Omitted
Press) En- esta ciudad acaba de
estaBlecerse un colegio destinado
al estudio de los temblores de tie
rra. a72
Esta nueva institution educati-
va no tiene equipo de football, nj
scciedades fraternales. Su facultad
esta Tornado por seism6Iogos, que
esperah, despues de intensas in
vestigaciones Y estudios librar a
los Estados Unidos de los danos
que apareja TN terremoto.
El. colegio obtiene Y ofrece a
Ia vez numerosa information re-
lacionada con toda suerte de emer-
gencias, Y da m6todos para re-
ducir la perdida de vidas y pro-
piedad. Y centraliza sus inyesti-
gsciones en- los tenablores de tie
ira, quizas porque estos fen6nle-
los otrecen campo mteresanClslno
para el investigator cientifco.
81 colegio esta instalado en- una
vieja casona Y recibe informa-
cion de todas parties del mundo en-
relaci6n con las tenblores de tic
rra Y catastrofes que ocurren. Los
miembros de Ia facultad estudian
cstos acontecimientos hasta en- sus
mas minimos detalles Y llegan a
conclusiones de gran provecho en-
momentos de emergencia, cuando
generalmente, sino Sc tienen ideas
previas, Sc pierde ell dominic y
Sc entra en- la desesperacion y
confusion mas lamentable.
Estos cientfficos Green que per
Ia menos. es possible reducir en- un
1870 las perdidas materiales en-
estos casos.
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cente que Sc ha hecho alg1n pro
greso en- ese sentido. Por 10 menos.
las demandas de cada cual empie-
zan cristalizarse. Moscou de-
manda no solo una reduction
drastica de la deuda Y una pro-
longacion de la moratoria, sino
cue adenas la extension de ere
ditos franceses al gobierno soviet.
No es extraho que Francia acceda
a las dos primeras peticiones, pc
70 en- cuanto la tercera no hay
posibilidades por ahora. 81
En- relacion con este asunto, Sc
lie ha preguntado a Chicherin 81
a su juicio esta question de extern
sion de cr6ditos no encontrara la
oposici6n por parte de Washing
ton, considerable cue clio reduci-
ria la capacidad francesa para
pagar su deuda los Estados
Unidos.
"Tales creditos". contesto Chi
cherin, "no necesitan ser extendi-
dos por el gobierno frances, pero
81 pueden ser extendidos por los
bancos privados. Los Estados Uni
dos casi no podrian oponerse a Ia
expprtaci6n de los productos in
dustriales franceses a la Union
Sovietiea.'
Otro obstaculo al entendido
Ifranco-ruso es ell tenor per par
tie de Francia dc que cl soviet
presto anirnos al nnoyimiento in
dependentista erN las colonias
.francesasg La prensa francesa re-
cientemente protest0 de la forma
en- que la prensaa soyietica trataba
Ia question de Marruecos. Pero
en- estos <casos, una sola indica-
cion del gobierno bastaria para
poner tono a los periodistas de
Moscou. 81 ell gobierno soviet hi
eiera este haria mucho hacia ell
fin de llegar un entendido con
Francia.
0tro motive de divergencia en-
tire ganlbas naciones es la question
de los bareos de guerra rusos ac-
tualmentet en- el puerto frances
de Bizerta. FL soviet demanda que
sesales entreguen Embellishments
cst6s barcos de guerra. Sc tiene
entendido que va a este respecto
aha llegado a un entendido y
cue la devolucion Sc hsra de un
momento otro.
oN soviet qniere asegp.rEarse en-
Europa antes de entrar en- nego-
ciaciones con .el Criente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
NUEVoS PLANES y
ORGANIZATION

Un ligero cambio de impresiones
con los profesores Tuttle Cordero,
nos permiten ofrecer nuestros lee
torres una amplia information rela-
oionada con la nueva organization
del Departamento NTilitar. Ambos
capitanes Sc prestan gustosos a CON-
placernos en- nuestros deseos, agra
dociendonos nuestras preguntas, por-
que segun ellos, Uevaremos al como
cimiento publico los planes que tie
nen en- mente para realizarlos en-
bien de los estudiantes. "'Nos pro-
ponernos triunfar, dicen, Y luchare-
mos con denuedo en- nuestro afan
de conseguir que sea este el afo mas
glorioso en- Ia historic mihtar de
Guestro mas alto centric de instruc-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
LOS EsTUDIANTEs DE
LA EsCUELA SUPERIOR

I'm amos anteriores, los estu-
diantes de la Escuela Superior de
la Universidad tenian que tomar
como requisite indispensable para
su graduation dos amos. de estudios
militares. Ahora, despues de ba-
berlo recomendado al DR.. Benner,
heInos conseguido excluirlos 6el
Curse. De acuerdo con las prescrip-
clones del reglamento del R. o T.
c., los estudiantes que habian alcan-
zado un STANDARD universitar1o
cram los fnicos que debian asistir
las classes de milicia. vimos nosotros
cue para lograr nuestros deseos de
presentar IN grupo de militares que
hlcieran honor Ia universidad, pa
ra ofrecer una preparation valiosa,
teniamos que contar con muchachos
eContinna en- In nag -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
ACTITUD' DE LA PRENsA
ALEMANA

Cuando Sc estableci6 ell plan
Dawes, reconocieron, mi deman-
da, los peritos que podia cumplirse
sin despejar militarmente ell Rurh;
bastaba con que las tropas intervi-
niesen va en- la administrator de
las garantias, pero podian continuar
ALI para recuperar ell papel ante
rior 81 Alemania Sc substrajese a
las obligaciones del Plan Dawes Ell
Reich anuncia, precisamente hoy,
que piensa reclamar todavia nuevas
atenuaciones Hubiese sido pruden-
te esperar alg1n tempo alln, antes
de dejar el Ruhr. Partiendo tan
pronto, podfa uno sentirse l.son
jeado con conquistar ell reconoci-
miento de Alemania Los espiritus
canoidos que alimentaron tan bellas
ilusiones, SO sentiran ahora bien de-
cepcionados. 81 lesmos la mayoria
de los diarios alemanes vemos co.
mo nos 10 agradecen con injurias
FL tBerliner Boisen Ze.tung'' Sc
aha senalado, particularmente, por
sus calumnias y groserias. Cuando
los nacionaIstas alemanes mu,tip,1-
csron sus atentados contra las tro-
Tas de ocupaci6n y algunos soldados
nuestros fueron asesinados tra.do.
ralnente, dicho peri6dico invirti6 los
papeles; acus6 de infamia los ge
nerales Degoutte Y odryrato, y 9
los soldados franceses de brutos, la
drones, y difaIn6 esta Vergiienzs
negra'', !, tan frecuentemente .dsnun
ciada por Ia propaganda alemana
cual 81 nuestras tropas indigenas nc
diesen adiariamente en- todas la;
guarniciones de Francia I'M .ejsmp.c
de discipline bella actitud. e
articulo termina con estas palabras
amistosas: "Es como 81 la peste
acabase de desaparecer". lAsi st
nos recompensa nuestra moderation.
Tsngase la seguridad de que 81 es
tuviesemos en- el Ruhr no nos ha
blarfan asi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
Ell CALENDARIO CRISTIA=
NO ESTA ATRASADO OCHO
AMOS SEGUN RECIENTES
DESCUBRIMIENT0S

sLONDRES, Sept. 26. Omitted
Press) -Estrictamente hablando,
este no es ell ano 1925 de la era
cristiana, sino que de acuerdo con
los recientes descubrimientos de
la expedition arqueologica del Asia
Menor, estamos en- ell ano 1888.
Esta conclusion, a que Sc, han
lido aproximando durantc los Ill
timos amos los escolasticos, esta
sostenida por fotografias, que Sc
han recibido en- Londres, de un
antique molino romano cerca de
LA moderna villa de Yonuzlar en-
,Siria, indicando con evidencia cir
cunstancial que ell Ano de la Ma
.tividad no fue segdn alego ell
raonje Dionisio en el |. A. d.
sino 8 B. G.
La prueba es7 considerable por
los .escolasticos. como concluyente.
En- el Evangelio segln Lucas,
Ilel alp del naciniento desCristoa es
descrito con srefencia a dos aconte-
cimientos. contemporaneos. La uni
ca difcultad estriba en- cue los
escolasticos no han .podido combi-
fnar estos, dos sacontecimientos, Y
7se cree que esto Sc ha conseguido
con el descubrimiento del antique
molino.