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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
Az egyhaz vagyena $3409. A.

! 1925. junius hawaiian ia gsagi
dij fejeben kovetkez0k fizettek: :
Urlaki Esztike (k. a.( 81, Szakacs
Lajos Sc, Gy6ri Mihaly So, Tom
csanyi Gezane So, kiraly Istvan-
ne $3. Kiss Miklos -S2,eJuhasz Mi
,haly &c. az 50, Kovars J6zsefne
81, Kopacsi Janos 81, Seb6 Laios
Sc, Siska Sandor 81, Ur Ferencne
Sc, Borocz Gy0rgyne So, Kende
Ferenc kollektor E. Y. hozott
1880, DIR: Gerenday l.. es Barta
Istvan Steeltonrol hoztak $3.50,
Lutheran Andras, Bosnyak Ferenc
es Eszenyi Istvan Steeltonrol hoz
tax 1850, Lutheran Janos es Teg-
las Gyula Brlerhillbol hoztak
21.50, Narga Mihaly es Varga ia
nos hubbard gyiijtese $50, r.
Kiss Janos Polandr0l hozott $12.
Julisban tagsagi dijat fizettek
a koyetkezok: Tatar Pal So, P6-
csik Lajos ajandeka 81, Szacs Ja-
nos 81, Potornay Janos erss'
It. d. Sc, Bolcshazy Gyorgy 1.5e,
Lengyel Lajos zsoltarert 81, Zam-
bo Istvan SO, Gr6sz Mihaly So,
Molnar Andras ajandfka SOC, Re
vesz Kalman S3, Kiss Margit 81,
Kiss JOSEF 81. Kerti Imre 81, Ne
szaros Mihaly soc, Papay Laszlo
So, Menyhert JOSEF 50, Meny-
bert Janos 81, Menyhert Istvan
81, Barta Istvan, Lengyel Lajos
steeltoni gyiijtese $20.40, Szaday
Benjamin $15.25, B. Kiss Janos
Polandr6l ST.
Kerjiik az egyhaz tagokat, In
valakinek a neve kimaradt volna,
ielentsek be a legkozelebbi vasar-
napon, hogy helyreigazithassuk.
Kiss Andras, penzt.
Hirdetes.-Az elmult yasarnap
mem hirdetven, ezuton tudatjuk
a hiyekkel, hogy Szekely JOSEF,
montkarmeli sziiletesii ifju tar
. sunk eljegyzette maganak jo-
yendobeli hitvestarsul Kiss Mix ]
los es Bikk0s Borbala youngstow-
nj sziiletesii hajadon leanyat, Io-
nat.s
Kereszteles-Jul. 26-an nyert
lbolya es Izabella neveket Batta
I6zsef es neje, Mecsei Erzsebet
leanykaja. Keresztsziilei KatS0
Ferenc es neje, Hajdu Maria
Ugyancsak julius 26-an keresz-
teltetett Olgo-G -Gizella nevre Ge-
csc Janos es neje, Tomory Helen
leanykaja, ker. sziiIei Ajyasz Mar
ton es Zsofi Andrasne, sziil. 10th
Maria.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
MANY CHILD LABORERS
New Haven Outranlls Hartford And
 Bridgeport In This Respect

New Haven, Dec. IS (P) --- That New Haven far outranks both Bridgeport and Hartford in the numbers and proportion of child la borers, was the assertion of Miss Mary C. Wells, secretary of the Consumers league in statement given out hero.
 "There has been a general falling off throughout the state" the state mcnt said, "in the number of chil- drcn under 16 years Of age to whom work papers have been issued the last two school years. New Haven allowed SIC children under 1G 10 leave school for jobs a drop oi only 26 per cent in two years. In Bridge port the number of certified chil- dren fell off 4G per cent to G13. In Hartford the number dropped 35 per cent to 5SG children.
 "Thc number of employment cer- tificat"s issued 10 Waterbury Chil- dren increased "A per cent the last two years, as against q decrease ot so per cent for the state"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
USING OLD RUBBER

Washington Dec. 1S.-Amcrican industry is recovering old rubber and using 1t in manufacture at q rate which, if high prices continue to provide the stimulant, will amount to nearly q third of the en- tire rubber consumption of inc country in 1926, with a correspond ing reduction indicated in the needs for imported crude rubber
 Secretary Hoover said today that while in 1924, when rubber was g. cents a pound, the recovery of old rubber was 17O,00O,ooO pounds, at the present ratc with rubber at S1 a pound, tho recovery in 1925 would he 4o0,OOo,0o0 pounds This in- crease of 2S0,0O0,oO0 pounds would cut into the estimated annual inn portation of 900,o0O,0o0 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
Belgian Queen Told Her
 Hopes Are Doomed

Simla, India, Dec. IS R)-Quccn Elizabeth Of Belgium has been told she will never achieye her greatest hopes, whatever they are.
 Traveling incognito and accom- panied by lone lady-in- waiting, tho queen entered a fortune teller's tent while visiting the old town.
 Madam, you have had unbound ambitions" the Hindu soothsaycr said as she studied the queens hand. "Hou were greatly desirous of occu- pyng q high situation but you must abandon that hope and console your self, for you will never achieve your wish or see your hopes fulfilled"
 The queen smiled as she replied:
 "l have a situation that suits me quite we'll"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
Frock Coats Accepted
 As Proper Court Dress

London, Dee. IS PS-Nictorian frock coats still go at Buckingham Palace. When the German chan cellor, Dr. Luther and his foreign minister, pr. Strcscmann, were re- Cciyed by the king at the time Of the signing Of the LoCarno pact they wore frock coats. They had been asked if they had leyee dress, which means stain trousers, or uniform. They had not. So they were told that frock coats would be satlsiac- tory at the Palace.
 There are a few political leaders in England who still cling to the frock coat, in spite of the fact that the smart tailors in Albermarle street have decrccd the morning coat far more becoming to men with good figures. Sir Austen Chamber lain often wears q frock coat, as also does Winston Spencer Churchill. T. P O'Connor, the "I'ather of the House." has never abandoned the frock coat, which was the fashion able garment when he was hrst elected to parliament forty-five years lagO
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
THREE AUTO DRIVERS
 HELD UP AND ROBBED
One Holdup Takes Place Near Po- Ice station in Boston Back
 Bay District

Boston, Dec. IS P,-Thrcc auto mobile drivers were victims Of armed robbers in a series of holdups carly this morning, In each case tho robbers had machines,
 Nelson Emmons lost SUI 10 three men while only a hundred yards rom a police station m tho Back Bay district, The men pulled along , idle the curb as Emmons was walk Ing, and while two got out and con- .rUutcd him with reNolvcrs the third kept the motor of the car running Emmons was in a state of collapse us he reported the robbery to po- lice.
 James Bagget Of RoXbury district a taxi driver, had $15 taken from him by two men whose stalled car had induced him to stop to offer as sistance. The robbers stopped the engine of Bagget's machine and threw away the key.
 The third victim was Wcscott Mcrow, of Newton, who was en- gagged in changing tire when q ear drew up on the opposite side Of the street. A man approached as If 10 offer aid and then drew a gun and took $7 from MerOW.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18

Thls is his cream colorcd cairn terrier "Molly", a pet of two years, which the prince left with Lady Burton. who breeks Cain terriers when he started his long journey
 Lady Burton made a pet of Molly, and on the day of the princes return took the dog to York House. When the prince went to greet Molly sho would not even look at him. For several days ho tried to regain her friendship, but in vain, Tho dog be- came quite unhappy, would not eat, and had to be returned to Lady Bur tons kennels.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
BACK IN PRISON
 ID GET SAFETY
Paroled Murderer Enjoys But
 Short Respite

Chester, Ill.,, Dec, IS LPl--Ira D. Perry, Jro son of a Chicago manu- aclurcr. is back in the penitentiary uGlc, fury-' even days of freedom, on parole, rom u life sentence for murder
 l',arrul Of being killed by detec- ii>vs hunting him or old indictments and afraid of possible vengeance by five youths sentenced with him, ho sought and obtained incarceration m thc Mcnard prison here yesterday rather than the Statcville penit"n- llarv. 10 which he was originally sent three years ago,
 paroled 10 Iowa after hts release Perry was returned to prison under arrangements made by his father with Judge Chuunccy Il, Jenkins, director of the state department Of pltbltc welfare. News of his release brought protests from Chicago au- thorilies and various organizations and started movement for revision of the parole laws,
 Judge Jenkins charactcrizes the entire affair as q "Chicago coppers' Roman holiduy," when the 25 year old prisoner started for Mcnard last night after making charges in .Iudgo Jenkins Springfield office that third degree methods had forced his confession Of the murder and scores of robberies.
 Perry declared that he was starv- ,d and beaten by Chicago detectives after his arrest, eleven months alter the murder. Once, he said, they forced him to drink a gallon Of water without stopping and threat enod to throw him rom the third story window and announce he had committed suicide after confessing.
 Judge Jenkins asserted his belief in Perrys innocense. He said the methods used in obtaining his con- fession were "as diabolical as the inhuman ingenuity of policeman could contriVo.'
 When he asserted his innOcense." " said Judge Jenkins, two officers got behind him and two before, and took turns crashing him with their fists. Every attempt to speak met with a hit in the jaw. Rubber hose was used to bclahor him. He was permitted no sleep, no food ana then tantalized."
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
TONG WAR THREATENS
staying of Cleveland Chinaman May
 Bring About HOStilities.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. IS P>- Threats of q new tong war are seen hy police in the staying of Louie LOW, a prosperous Chinese, member of the On Leong Tong. His body, ! !tabbed seven times about the head and neck, and his skull crushed, was luund last night in room behind &is laundry here by police who forced an entrance.
 Apparently he had been slain Jilr asleep. Under his pillow was lJad,i revolver anl there were no .la of struggle. It is estimated
 lad been dead about eighteen
 urs.
 ;t Is the first Chinese murder re-
 ud since peace was signed be-
 -u the On Ieong and Hip Sing .-s this fall, aud Tn first outbreak
 e since the hatch"t murder in H mbcr of Noe Chock, which ore .tlHrd a roundup of all Chinese , the city.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
CHANG'S PROTESTS
 ARE OVERRULED
Japanese Troops Take Possession
 Of Mukden

London. Dec. is LPp --- Mukdcn, capital or Munohuria and the head quarters Of Marshal Chang Tso- lin the war lord of the north, is declared to have been occupied by Japanese troops. Marshal Chang is >aid to have protested vigorously but 10 no avail.
 The action of the Japanese is said to have been taken following a request that Japan, which has considerable tcrriYyy in Man chura, including C south Man churla railway, hrlng forces into inc city 10 protect her nationals and inc foreign consus.
 A despatch to the Daily Mam from Tokyo says the city was viFa tnalIy taken over under an order that forbids the entry Of any Chinese armed force, and that the Japanese also will prevent acts of hostility within six miles of the Japanese railway, which runs through Manchuria for a distance Of about 500 miles and passes Mukden at distance of about three miles.
 General Kuo-Sung Ling, leader of the National Peoples army in 'his region, has been notified that i he may not pursue the troops Of i Marshal Chang toward Mullden # his entry into the city would likely 1 involve fighting. Marshal Chang, who Is said to be with his army southwest of NIuilden, is 10 be in ! formed that he may not return 10 Mukden, unless as complete vic tor as stores and arsenas are in the capital.
 1 The forces Of Chang and Kuo arc reported to be fighting heavily a short distance west Of Mukdcn.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
New National Park in
 New Mexico Mountains

Santa Fe, N. M., Dec, IS P)--Far from the beaten path of travel q pew national park is being planned in the Jamez and Sangrc de Christo mountain ranges in northern New Mexico.
 At the southern entrance Of the proposed park Is q beautiful can yon which has high waterfall that roars and sparklcs. There is a cave whose sides have hecn painted in brilliant colors by natures chemis- try.
 Tn the center Of the region is tho NalIe Grande a huge extinct vol cano, the largest crater in the south west. Near the crater are stone formations resembling Gothic cathc- dral spires.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
NEsJIlSAN PRACTICES

Niddlctown, Dec. IS. (P)~-Coach Dale W. Lash of the Wesleyan tni- yprSity basketball team is working hard 10 develop moro endurance in his men to improve their shooting and passing for the game wit n Columbia University in New York Saturday.
 Wesleyan defeated Clark l'niv"r- sjry in its opening game 6%-l9 but los, to Yale Tuesday, %1-1S. To ,Iatn Columbia has won two games and lost it's other game to the Navy by only on" point,
 The lineup Saturday is expected to see Captain rmplcby and D. M. Jack in forward positions, w. w. Phillips and g. G. L"" as guards and F. r. Woojston as center,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
National EisteddfOd to
 Be Held at Utica. N, '.

Utica, N, H., Dec. IS P) -- The Third National Eisteddfod, Amerl- ca's counterpart of the national bar die congress of Wales, will be held in the state armory on New Years Day.
 Many entries have been received for the competitions in music, lit. orature, elocutlon and art, but in- tcrest centers in the choral con- tests. The list of competitors in the solo, duet and quartet numbers also is large.
 Rev. Dr. T, C, Edwards Of Kings ton, Pao veteran oistoddfoawr, will be the conductor, and Mrs. Anna Davis Wynnc of Hamilton, Ont, the official soloist
 Moro than 100 poems, essays and epierams have been entered for the literary contests.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
Youths Lean Toward
 MuttOn Chop Whiskers

London. Dec. IS CPl-Mutton chop vbis}crs among members of the younger set have come back put harbcrs consider them only pass ing fad. like Russian boots, the 1iare for skirts and the Oxford bag trous- ITS. The whiskcrs are particularlE noticeable among literary huS'cil' theatrical and other "lions' of the m An1Mnnt
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
HIS SEIZED EIGHT CARS

narion. Doc 17. The arrest of pSc.r Tipolo of New York and the
 izurc Of 1o5 gallons of alcohol in Ti.poIo's automobile hy Stat" Police man Anderson yesterday brought th,. total number of automobiles n.ing used for transumting liquor, a izrd by Ardrrsou in this vicinity recently to tight.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
IG MILLION IN GOLD
niu> To This Amount Withdrawn
 For Christmas Presents.


 Nrw York. Dee. IS tRN-Christmas ,j1s ol gold pieces by employers and individuals has caused d Wilh- prawal of goI4 coins from the vaults of tnr FrhraD Reserve Bank hN .>,v York banks estimated today al .lG.ooo.ooo. Tu" total is about B. u.n."uo arg.r liaG that ol last N.ar,
 The Fedora. I;.a.ry" reported all ups supply or ;Jl rold pieces "A- -t rho>. of the $@,5o drnomiua- I5,o the supply of which is limited. Ii Naa .a'I -,. l,r,> of S-.5" goli ,..~ arr ua!m2 gi and @o c'uts mum "1 .w.H coin i'm nrn"r 1"
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
Love of Molly" Turned
 In on Wales Absence

London, Doe. IS tP-The Prince of Wales does not often lose friends. but as q result of his prolonged ab- S"nce during his South African and south American trip, a canine friend has turned from him, despite all the Embellishments of his royal master.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
Ell "Puerto Rico Nustra-
do" de eStd Semand

sl Concurso de Belleza, y cuyos
nombres son Mary Villa, Carolina
Soto, Carmen Niglaglioni, Palmi-
ra Rodriguez Y Adela Aponte.
Y ahora entremos en- la seccion
literaria. Sc publican los siguien-
tes trabajos: "La Nueva Posada
de Ford" ,Tancredo Pinochet; LA
Flor de Champaca", Rabindranath
Tagore; "Acotaciones", Eugenio
Astol; "Luis Guarner, Caballero,
Nino y Poeta", Jose Rico de Es-
tasen;;- La Semana Santa en- Sc
villa, Manuel Vazquez Alay6n;
"El Heroe', Cuento Semanal, Ga
briel D'Annunzio; ''Existe un Ar
hs,l en- los Jardines de la Union
Pan-americana cuyos Ramass Sc
extienden Puerto Rico, Mia
gros Benet; LA Cultura Musical
en- la Educacion de Grecia", Ed
mundo Gonzalez Blanco; "El Nino
que Sc Muri6 de Vieio', Curro
Vargas; Excursion a Fort de
France, Martinique, Rafael Colo
rado; "Georgina", Vidal Felix; De
los Grandes Ingenios; LA Coque-
teria", Emma de Cantillana;
Anecdotas Y Curiosidades; De
Buen Humor; "Fantasma", Aure-
lien Schol; Cr6nica Social; Actua-
lidades; Medallas de Francisco
Izquierdo; Autornovilismo; "Una
Noche en- los Bosques de Irlanda" !,
Lihane 0tero; "Pobre Tia, Leon
dc Tinseau; LA Parabola del Le-
prose-, Francisco Villaespesa;
Notas Cinenaatograficas; Gel Pal
co No. 12', Miguel Hivars,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
MANANA HABRA GRANDES
CARRERAS EN- Ell HIPODRO-
no "LAS CASAS".-EL BENE-
FICIO DE LAS SIERVITAS

Es immense indescriptfbIe Ell
entusiasmo que reina en- esta Ca
pital para asistir a las grandes
carreras que tendran lugar ma
mana on ell hip6dromo "Las Casas
a benefcio del Hospital de La
Conception que dirigen con tanta
abnegaci6n las Siervitas de Ma
ria desde hace mas de euarenta
amos. Cuarenta amos durante los
cuales han venido prodigando la
caridad sin distinciones de ningun
gGnero, atendiendo solo al menes-
teroso que implora ayuda Y 5000
rro. Eel Hospital de la Conception
es un SECURE asilado para los des-
graciados, pero va resulta peque-
no, POGO adecuado, y es necesario
.construir uRo nuevo. va So han
iniciado los primeros pasos. Las
,carreras que tendran lugar ma
mana en- el hip6dromo son solo
una continuation de la obra. "
.podenos acaso negarnos a contri-
brir con nt1estra presencia en- las
carreras de manana? Indiscutible-
mente que no.
Ademas, Sc ha preparado un
programa tan interesante, tan
propicio sorpresas, que esa sola
circunstancia llevara al hipodro-
mo una gran multitud. Y 81
81 este Sc anade que la carrera de
Ia copa constituira el aconteci-
nLiento hipico de la temporada,
podremos explicarnos el entusias-
mo que existe.
AL hipodronlo pues manana, V
no olvidelnos que Sc trata de una
obra generosa v grande, y que
todo cuanto Sc exige es que concu7
1ranos al hip6dromo Y cambio
dc una moneda disfrutemos de
I'm espectaculo soberbio, sin pre-
ccdentes en- la historic hipica,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
Ell DEBUT DE DARWIN

Para hoy viernes por la noche
Y en- el Teatro Municipal esta
anunciada la presentation del nota-
bic artista Y gran imitador OAR
WIN quien viene precedido de una
justfsima fama, segl1n 10 acredita
la crftica de los pafses en- los cua-
les ha actuado
Despues de una magnffica Y pro-
vechoSa temporada en- ell ColiseO de
In 10, asf como en- los dennis teatros
dc Santurce, V en- la cual Sc con
taron las funciones por verdaderos
llenos, Sc presenta DARWIN por
vez primera ante el p1blico de la
Capital, que hoy Sc aprestara
Il llenar la sala del Municipal pa
ra apreciar, en- 10 que ella vale. Ia
labor fina y exquisite de este in
comparable imitador. para aplau-
dirlo como el Sc lnerece.
Darwin. ademaS dc Su gran arr
te Y habilidad para imitar Ill sexo
bello. dando la impression de que
Sc tiene delante Il una verdadera
mujer, posee un nagnffico falsete
que va quisieran para 81. como yoz.
muchas de las coupletistas que con
gran cartel Sc han presentado an
te nuestro pdblico. Fuera de este
es un cantante bastante acceptable
poseycndo voz fresca Y bien timbra
da. En- cuanto a presentation tenet
mos que declarar que la dc este
artista es a todo lujo. usando para
sus trabajos toaletas verdaderamen-
te fastuosas.
Con todos estos antecedentes. es.
indudable que Sc vera e1 Municipal
completamente invadido por 10 me-
jor de nuestro publico que va esta
avido de aplaudir al gran Darwin,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
LA SITUACION DE DAMASCO
ES ALARMANTE A

CONSTANTINOPLA, agosto 13.
Century News. y Los informes
que llegan de Dana dicen que la
revclucion sigue extendiendose.
Los franceses temen que las tribus
arabes vecinas tan bien Sc levan
ten en- armas. Los rebeldes derro-
taron un battalion de 500 volun-
tarios armenios, la situacion de
Damasco es muy alarmante- Las
tiendas estan cerradas. Los fran
ceses les han negado q los habi-
tantes sus peticiones de armas.
Sc rumora que las tropas franco
argelinas que llegaron a Beirut
sc amotinaron y fueron reembar
cadas. Sc sabe que los rebeldes
han matado a muchos prisioneros
franceses en- venganza del NAL ira
tamiento que los franceses han da-
do a algunos de sus jefes cauti-
vos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
Los BELGAS RECHAZAN UNA
PROPOSITION AMERICANA So
BRE LA DEUDA

WASHINGTON, agosto IS (Ca-
bic franc6s). La mission belga ha
rechazado una contrapropoSici6n
americana para ell arreglo de la
deuda de Belgica. Aunque nadie da
detalles de la proposition de Belgi-
ca nj la de Estados Unidos, Sc ase-
gura que los puntos de vista de am
bas naciones son completamente dis
tintOs. Las discusiones han continue
do con ell objeto de llegar un en-
tendido. No hay objection a una mo-
ratoria de corta duracion. Esto les
da los representatives una espe-
rama de llegar a un arreglo. La
diyergencia principal estriba actual
mente en- la capacidad de B6lgi-
ca para pagar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
PETAIN IRA AL RIFF A EXTER-
MNAR A ABD-EL-KRlM
ES ALARMANTE LA SITUACION DE DAMASCO
Ell vocan de a de Sanorn active de Rmana decaa Ell
de terminadO
nas disparan contra popuacho ntsn

PARIS, agosto -. (Cable Fran
cGs). FL Mariscal Petain partira pa
ra MarruecOs antes del 20 de agosto
para dirigir 10 que y considera co
mo Ia faSe definitiya de las ope-
raciones para aeabar con Add FL
Krim v sus tribns rebeldes. Ahora
que la union de las tropas france
sas V espaholas del Oeste sc ha
efectuado en- Amezon, en- la region
del Kar ell Kebir, sobre Ell Loukkos,
las operaciones convergentes Gle los
dos ejercitos estan a punto de CO.
menzar. FL plan es obligar a los
rifenos a concentrarse en- una sola
region Y hacerles aceptar una bata-
LA en- forma, en- la cual sc decidira
la suerte de Marruecos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
tSE TRATA DE UN NUEVO EX
PERTO QUE NOS LLLEGARA?
como Sc PUEDE CoNsEGUlR
UNA PLAZA EN- Ell SERVICIO
FORESTAL DE pro. RICO?

La vida reporteril es una conti-
nua cinta cinematica, Y, Jay de
uno 81 asi no fuese!. !. Lo impre-
visto, origen de sensaciones mil,
Sc encarga de revelarnos infini-
dad de casos distintos contra
ruestos. . Debido a este, el re-
porter que Sc pasa los dias, ca
"a de noticias, siente correr por su
alma gratos escalofrios cuando cap
tura alguna interesante.
Demos, pues, gracias a todo 10
ore nos proporciona un motive"
Y pone en- las puntas de nuestra
pluma la algeria garrula de con-
signar una information.
Y es, a veces, la description de
una tragedia feroz; el salto funam
hulesco de un autom6vil que Sc
estrclla; la explosion de alg1n po-
lftico protestante. .. Y otros, es
Ia version mas menos acertada
de 10 que piensan las atlas esfe-
ras v sus no menos elevados mo-
radores =. Y asi, seguimos. reco-
giendo las palpitaciones de 10 i'm
previsto con la mejor de las COM
placencias, fieles a nuestra mission
de informadores.
Hoy, por ejemplo, es una nota
Gle possible experterfa la que va
mos a consignar en- estas lineas.
Prescindiendo de todo comentario,
parece que existe la idea de i'm
rortarnos otro experto de los Es-
tados Unidos, el cual, conjuntamen
te con los que va han sido compile
tara nuestra larga lista de exper-
tos.
Esta vez, parece que el empena-
do en- la Importation es ell propio
interesado; pues, segdn hemos sa-
bido, dirigio una carta a Mr.. Tow
ner pidi6ndole detalles sobre las
condolences forestales de la isla,
asi como del procedimiento dc que
dicho experto tenia que volver pa
"a conseguir una plaza en- ese
servicio.
In amigo que lego recientemen-
te del Norte y que conoce al pre-
sunto aspirante, nos dio estos in
formes.
Seg6n 6l, este nuevo experto Sc
llama Mr.. Harold w. Hicks.
Como sera el hombre? Sc pa
recera los otros expertos? IA
Haig? "A Bum? IA Osborn?
iCualquiera sabe!