davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
43,OOO MEMBERS
 IN STATE K. OF [.
tcotninued from First Page)

He said that there were ap- proxlmately b6t,00O Catholics in the state, There are 43,000 members of the order in the state, He urged more personal contact In seeking members.
 He said that the order was not like others because there were no paid field workers to secure mem bers or 10 write insurance. The membership Of tho order has been secured without costs or expense.
 He said that Connecticut ranks 9th in insurance membership and 10th in total membership In tho county.
 He said that insurance was tho greatest work of the order, and 1925 has been designated as Insurance year
 He spoke Of the boy work of the order and the scholarships at Uni- versity of Notre Dame given by the supreme council. He urged the state council to give another scholarship to boys who are not necessarily graduates Of universl- ties.
 He said that donation Of s?,500 voted at the last state convention for St. Agnes home, had been col l.csd and paid to Rt Rev. John J, Milan, bishop. and although the purposes for which the money was given, extension of the buildings in Hartford, work will be started some time.
 He said that the order was work ing hard 10 exclude and drive out the news stands in the country, filthy magazines and other salacious reading 1nd several magazines have been barred in many places.
 State Secretary John a. Phillips Of Hartford submitted his report to the convention. In part, it is as follows:
 To the Officers and Members of the
 Connecticut State Council, Knights
 Of Columbus:
 respectfully submit my report of the administration Of inc office of state secretary for the past year.
 In accordance with your instruc- tions the various councils in the state were duly notified of the amount per capita tax levied at the las meeting of the state council and a statement of receipts and oXpendi- lures during the past year Is herein shown.
 All communications received by nc during the past year from coun- cils throughout the state were given prompt and careful attention.
 compiled with instructions Of the previous convention in having mailed 10 each library in the state copy Of the Catholic Transcript"
 Columbia council. No, co4l, Of
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Motor BusSes Open Up
 New Residence Areas

London May 1-.-Mo'or omui- hasos havo IoHo wonders in Ers- land D hui,j up the country districts in lhe moremoc; started yoars ago 70 r.,rNr t0e Ao"s3nc nrohl,m in London al I otI~ 1r lts
 According 10 recent estimates here ara approlima'r}y a5too miles oC umW,us >uutas .u ,..e various pats oc Eng and. IT, '"nl"rcy thruuEN- out flo r"Nrrl '3s hc'n 10 o<''na 'I..~v e,..>Io,y. ard rotiu "h'o growth os roy>ts 'as hr"n rrorj ! a'ons lh, "rN lines,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
STORES ID CLOSE
 SATURDAY NIGHTS
(Cotninued from First Pag.)

ne was unable to buy an lee croa m soda there on Sunday. He said the time was coming when New Britain stores will close at noon Saturdays,
 Philip Herman, of the Leonard and Herman company favored inc saturday night closing. He said the market men solicit their orders Sat urday and he thought 1t was possible Tor them 10 close at o'clock Satur- day He said there is very little bust ness in the city Saturday.
 F.. J. Porter Of E, C. Porter Sons said many merchants had tclcphop, ed the chamber of commerce statinA they could not attend the meeting but were in accord with whatever the majority voted.
 Benjamin Mcyerson of tho Now Britain Market company said there were 800 grocery stores in the city and if the Main street grocers clos ed the rest would stay open.
 Thure Bengston, secretary of the Adkins Printing company, said he has heard of New Britain business going to Meriden Friday nights but did not think there was enough for the local merchants to feel. He fav. orcd Saturday night closing. He said there were many people on the streets Friday night and thought if would he q better business night. He said keeping open Friday night in- stead of Saturday would hoIp keen more business in New Britain.
 ITO keep Saturday closing from coming eventually" he said, "1s like trying to dam river with youl 1 hand"
 1 Harry A. Riows Of tho Dickinson Drug Co.,. said hc has seen thn Sat urd7y closing tried out in Now Har- cn with considerable success. Asked if th7 druC stores and soda fountains | would close he replied in The mega tive. although ho said business is at a minimum Saturday night whom other stores are closed,
 Steve Robh Of the John Boyle company said the only reason why stores stay open Saturday nights i' because it became the custom when the factories all paid of on Satur- day. He said the public could be od- ucatcd to tha change hy means of the newspapers and that if other merchants adopted the new sch"d- ule the marhotmon would soon fol- low.
 A motion to close Saturday nights and keep open Fridays until 9 o'clock III tho year around. was won bv a vote Of 1G 10 al) Al this time [ Mir. pa, idson announced that he Uoul1 change his vote because inc majority was rot large enough The original motion as amended then was defeated by 2 vote Of l@ to 5.
 motion 10 c.oso Saturiay mehts ot s and remain open Fridays dur ing July and August then was won hv q vote Of 12 10 r. An attcmn' was made to pass motion 10 re- consider. The motion was dro"'''' bv tr, sound of tte noon whistles and the mo5tjng aiiourn"d as t' motion died in the making. As 'a' merchants filed out wondering 4,' , what tn,y had 'ina"y d"cjt'
 Chairman Dyson docidrl in favor "' ,Lr m, orltv or t1o l$ to l2 F"''
 o,I -h, stores will c'oSo Sal" ''' ,tcnts durng July and August.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
RISINESS SESSION

The Kiwanis club will hold a husi- ness session tomorrow al noon al the Rurritt hotel. Edward l.. Ogren Of inc Stanley Works viii speak for five minutes on the drive hy tho National Association Of rrodi Mcn for &2.00o.oo0 10 fight crooked hank rupts The attendance prizs Uin be given bv Fred Monicr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAS MEETING

Tho rank of page will h. cou- rcrred on a class of candida,.s a' the meeting Of Washir2'on !. Nor- gan Lodge No. 7l Knights o' pylhias, at < o'clock tonight lu Junior Mcc!antcs O. r. A. M. ha'L lIungerford Court. The dcEroo :e0m is requested 10 he uroscA' a 1.Gh for drill, anl tno canIlla'os at < o'clock. Harry Kris's and II cole of the Knights of Py.hias .r.o will sing during inc initiation win NIT. Ripple assisting at the piano.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Argentina Studies Ways
 t0 Build Sturdy Road

Ruouos Aires May i2.-Tho Ar a.m'no Touring club. which is cN- E5l.d iA promoting the bullin- ot roads iN N~e ntjra. rroposcs 70 hold ? Ptu American roads, transport an,i touring ,>hihtfjon in Corr.c,"0 with ',- Tan Nmorioan Roads Ion grrss which will hs hold in tms CIV in OCoucr.
 This cxhIulrion would show t.o dirnrcnt pnascs of roai-mahwE, comprising itrt and paved rou1s. road masonry work. road preserve ;iou and uNkrop methods. tra7r signals. otc. and everything reDauue n ho huuiue and uFkorp c' roads m general
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
STAIN ON GERMANY
 IS CALLED UNJUST
CCotninucd from First Page)

live the soviet republic" was tho shout raised by the communist dcpu- lies as the prestdcnt-elcc' entered tbe rc:chstas chamber. They with drew Immediately aftcrward. and inc rest of the ceremony proceeded without a hitch.
 President Non Hindenburg, in tak- ing the oath. preceded the prescribed text with the name Of the deity, be- ginning:
 Tn the name Of the Almighty, An-knowing God, swear" He then proceeded with the words of the oath. and ended with the re ligious affirmation,
 Deutschland ICbcr AllcS.
 After reviewing the regiment O. Reichswohr. President Non Hindon- burg recntcred his motor car and accompanied by Chancellor 1.u'h"r rode 10 tae executive mansion be- tween two squadrous Of cl,a'ry
 The streets were lined with thou sands of cheering persons as the new executive drove by.
 When the president arrived a n" German White House h" WAS ra- celyoi by a crowd of several fhrn- sand, and again the ''Dcutsch'and Ucbcr Allcs" was struck up.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Mix On stand Again

Following brief examinations of two state witnesses, Coroner Eli Mix was placed on the stand 10 tell the jury of the confession made by Olympia Macri short time after she had shot 10 death John Bagnano in the lobby of local theater on February 2G. Coroner Mix today re- counted in more detailed manner much Of tho testimony which he gave last Friday during the absence Of the Jury.
 The coroner was first examined by States Attorney Alling as to per sonal questions and then began his story Of the confession which the de- fense fought to have excluded
 The coroner said that the girl told him that she left her aunts house two or three hours before the shoot ing and saw John Bagnano in front Of her as she went down Church street. She followed him to the Palace theater and upstairs 10 Cog gins booking office. She called him out of the office and asked him If he wanted to help her. He told her 10 wait.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Funerals
Elizabeth SchWCr

The funeral of Miss Ei7ah''A Schwtr vas hcll this mornl.= a' S:&0 o'clock from HaffyYs md'r- taking parlors and al 2 o'clock from St, Ma~y's church. R00ial was If St. Mary's Ccmctory.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Mrs. Victor Johnson

Tl- 'uu ral Of M~s. \'"io" Jo '- son or iuS l3ast s'roo' v5S h"ll 'N's afternoon at o'clock from hor homo and at 2:2o o'clock from tHo SwrIien Rc.Nany church. Eu1ai was in FairNIcw cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
City Items

Tato Of Waterbury ys. Eddie An- dcrson, Casino, Wed. nlght,-adyt.
 Tato of Waterbury ys, Eddie An derson. Casino, Wed. Night.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
GIRL DISCOURAGED,
 PREDICTS HER END
(Cotnlnued from First Page)

being wasted, Judge Avery then said to Attorney Koletsky:
 "An enormous amount of time is being wasted here and in justice to all concerned the court will see that counsel stay within the limits or that other counsel be oppionted to assist In the case"
 "sheili" Leonard, examined last week concerning q bullet hole in his overcoat which he said was caused by shot from Olympias gun, to- day produced tho overcoat in court and teatIfiod briefly regarding 1t.
 Joseph Errico, foremrly plumb CT, who was in Goggins booking of flee when the girl went there about m hour and q half before the shooting, testified concerning Miss Macri's prescnse there, After his testimony recess was called.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT

New York -- Exchanges 1,o03,- 0oo o0o, balances, 69,0oo ,6oh,
 Boston -- Exchanges, 7l,000 GOO: balances, 24,o0o,0o0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
MARKET BACKBONE
 STILL UNBROKEN
Prices Remain Stiff and Some
 Gains Are Shown

New York, May 12.-Pool mana gers encountered stlffer resistance in their campaign for higher prices at the opening ot today's market. Buying demonstrations continued unabated, however, in the motor, tire and accessory stocks, Initial gains Of a point or more being re- corded by Willys Overland common and preferred, Mack Trucks, L. S. Rubber and Stromberg CarburCtor.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

IllEH lsO" lDft Allis Chal., S0i4 1924 so Am Beet Sugar 70
 Am Can ......lS9Ig 1S5 1SSl4 Am II & l. pfd 72a, 7l1l j2% Am Loco ...,.12las . Am Smclt .. 937s 924 93Ts Am Sugar .,,. 62l2 e e Am Sum ... 2 Hl S7s A T 's r ...,.l&8a 1885 l3SFt Am Wool .... .. .. Annconda ..,. 3Gil 36 3Gil Atchison ..-..1lols llSh 1l9ls At G & " L.. 4Gla ..
 Bald Loco .. l13 111ss 111% BalH & Ohio 76a4 76l4 76% Beth Steel ... 39ss 39ls S9M Bosch Mag ... 321s 32 32
 Cen Loath .... 1Sia 17& 1sis Can Pacific .. 14t% 1H li1't Ches & Ohio q, 9G3s 95lA 962s c M &a St p 6ls 5% c M & St P ptd 10la S's 9. c R Isl S P 4si4 466s ~.1 Chile Cop .... 32% 32's S2Hs Col Fuel .. 4lss +0as 405s Con Textile .. 3 27s
 Corn Prod Ref 34'. 241. 34Ts Cru Steel .... II @ co
 Cuba Cane sug 1li4 11H 1iH Cos1en oil .. 2Ais 2S c9is Dav Chem . 335s 3$ 33 E Erie 1st pfd 3ST8 $8 3S% Cen Electric .2&1 25S 27SE Gen Motors .. 757s 75fl 754 Ct North ptd 632s 62't 6S@s Int Nickel .,. 29h 29i4 i9's Int Paper .... 5S14 5G1s 57'4 Kelly Spring .. 19's 1Sas lo
 Kcnnecott Cop. 49 4Saa 4o
 Lchigh Val .., So4 79's SoH Marine pfd .., 421s 4l's q at Mid States Oil 5. \ Y Ms pac pfd . s07s So so NS New Haven ., 32 F %l& 3l', Nort X West ..1&oi4 129lt 1$0 n North Pac ... G Go5, 50 5s Pacific Oil -. 5Si2 "6 is t6 | Pan American IA - v Penn Railroad A +3f4 4S $ P X R C &. l .. 40% &9 RIA Pierce Arrow. I9@s l7'l l' p Pure Oil ..... 2S7, @S 2@
 Rep l X $ .. 4&'s 42's 4""s Ray Copper g. lo l'@4 II Il Reading ..... 79t4 .777S 1S F Royal Dutch .. 5ol4 4914 50 | Sinclair oil =. lHa4 !? l9% South Pacific in"a. l'2"s lO-"t South Railway 92@4 91 Y ? Gtudcbakcr .. f5's 56 AZ
 Texas Co .... +5 A. 4'
 Tex &, Pacific 54 5%'. 5t . Transcon oil a5s 5l2 5@- Union Pacific 131i4 i3Gis i@6 t United Fruit 21o @1o @lN . T. Indus Alec A&Ts SS7t SSA . r. $ Rubber 472. 461t 47 ] T. s Steel .... 1i57, l'5is IT." 1s Westinghouse 5li4 111t 7i T Radio ...... 57tg 5312 53'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

There arc re7s ruE=r's s'o-ol away in Herald classified ads
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
T VNt1T T V . D Largest Net Increase in Membership
 for Year of Ten Councils

.NFL
 Increase Columbia, West Haven ....... Ill Glastonbury, Glastonbury .... 6& So NorWalk, So. Norwalk ..... IS Bernard, Shelton ............. g Stafford, Stafford Springs ..... g Catholic Union, Norwalk ..... z Isabella. Southington ......... 25 Eldorado, Branford .......... r Uncas, Unionville ............ 15 Freestone, Portland .......... If lotdl .,........,.,... ......... Al
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Hoped He Was Dead

"G gave it 10 him with all my heart and I hope he Is daad,' arc the words the coroner said she used in her confession and continued with "I wantol to gile hlm the whol" five shots. then I would ho satisfied
 She had fired only three shots af him when som"oro jumped or her, Coroner Mix said that her manner during the examination was cool calm and co,cctod Di'h no sign of hysteria. THn coroner testified that inc examination took halr an hour
 On croSs-oyanination many ouoS- fions asked by Mr. koiotskv were ob- tcrtnd to by Nr. Aloing who was sustained hy The court.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

during the past year in forwarding to me the monthly reports Of mem bership. as this report has been great assistance for the state officers in keeping in close touch will the local councils as to membership.
 Would again call to the attention Of all grand knights and financial secretaries the importance of prompt ly forwarding to supreme sec retary approval cards and as sooIate applications immediately after the applicant Is initiated. During the past year some councils have held up approval cards until members had taken the major de- gree. Financial secretaries should periodically inquire from supreme secretary as 10 total membership shown on their records, and sec if il agrees with membership shown on council records. In making compari- sons with figures I receive monthly from councils, with reports from su. prcme secretary, have noted some large discrepancies which were i'm mediately handled for correction.
 Membership May [, 1925.
 Totals number of councils in state
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Got Mad and Shot Him

She said that she then asked Racnano if he wanted 10 Clothe the baby and he told nv to do it all herself, the coroner said she told him
 She said that she had pleaded with him for some time and then Ragnano told "Shcik' Leonard and several others to wait down stairs for him IS he wan'"d 10 go 10 the show with them. He told her to wait as ho had 10 go to the show. She told the coroner that she got mad and shot him right there.
 The coroner said that she thcn rccounted how Bagnnno had met her one day on the corner of Church and Chapel streets when it had been raining and took her in a taXicab out Davenport avenue and into the woods. She vas ashamed to tell what then happened ITc then took her home in the car and told her not to tell her mother or father or II NH you tuE CpI OIltI otIA ii'' girl told him,
 The coroner continued that the girl had told him that one night some months later she had started 10
 aiut and her mother called A doc tor. lkrr her child was born in a private hospital in Wost Haven. In tho maantirno Ragnar0 had left town and when ho came back she said that ho had asked him to take care Of the child.
 Sic told the coroner that she had heard Baenano was married Q som" one in Hobokcn whose first name was Carrie She told him she took the revolver at 2 o'clock In the morning a couple Of weeks before the shooting from drawer in her fathers desk. She said that that first timo shn had sc"n EaEnano aff- or she had got the gun was tho day she shot him.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

[. $. TREASURY STATEMENT T., s. trrasury balance, $3l5.6SSi9'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

Death claims paid since organized to April list, 1925 ..s21,161,oO ,oOS.oS.
 Assessments collected since organ lzed to April 1st, 1925 s34,9G3,S46.77.
 Total amount of insurance in force April 1st. 1925, ..$255,585,27433 Cities With Membership Over 1000
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Membership of 10 Largest Councils

NUIHFTsHIp or IU IdTgcSt LOUhcIIs Park City, Bridgeport .... 1874 Hartford, Hartford ......... 1917 San Salvador, New Haven.... 1883
 St, Augustine, Stamford ..... HOO
 Sheridan, Waterbury ........ 966
 Russell New Haven ....... 941 Silver City, Meridcn ..... S05
 Sea Side, New London .... 7S3
 Daly, New Britain .......... 671
 White Cross, Norwich ........ G3S
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations
FURNISHED BY JUDD X COMPANY niIrriti Hotel Bnlltling

clty Bank srd Trust co Conn. River F. Co.
 First National Flank Hartford Aetna National fiartfof,i-Conn, Trust Co Morris Plan oi Hartford Park St. Trust Co
 Ploentx National Ranb Riverside Trusl Co
 state Bank 4 TIust co. T S security Ttus' C" |. :. Security Trust Ett.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
DIR. RAMON F. CARBALLO
DENTISTA
HARRY r. BEsOSA

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Telefono 1347. San Juan, r. r..
Cable Address: "HARIBESA A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Ell Negociiado deL...

MICA y civilizada.
''El sellor Castor Carri0n, como
Sc We, no conoce la situaci0n de su
propio distrito. Consecuentemente,
no esta autorizado para hablar del
resto de Ia isla, pues como muy
bien dice, nj es 'desde un escrito-
rio nj girando periodicas yisitas a
los pueblos y oyendo Ell grito del
hambre de un grupo de yagoS'', 81
no discurriendo por los caminos ve-
cinales y privados, tanto como por
carreteras; unaS veceS en- ell CEN
tro de la isla, otras en- Ell litoral y
constante y personalmente, inSpec-
cionandolo todo, como Sc puede ha-
blar de la situaci0n por demas de-
plorable que atraviesan los brace
ros dedicados a la industria agrf-
cola especialmente. Y ESQ 10 hace-
mos nosotros.
| Como nos despidieramos del Sc
nor Honor6, nos detuyo un momen-
! to para entregarnos copia de un te-
legrama que con motivo de la in
formation a que nos referimos, di-
rigiera en- Ia mafiana de hoy, POGO
despues de leer Ell MUNDO. al Sc
fior Carri6n: Este telegrama, la
hora en- que recibimos estas notas,
tires de La tarde) no ha sido con-
testado. Eel telegrama dice asf:
"San Juan, agosto z, 1925.
Sr. Castor Carri0n, se
Lola.
Peri6dico Ell MUNDO de esta ma
mana informa usted asegura que mil
obreros agrfcolas encontrarfan ocu-
paci6n facilmente en- esa comarca,
bajo salario regular de un dollar
cincuenta centavos diario labores
cultiyo, autorizando dicho peri0dico
solicitar auxilios Departamento Ira
bajo para satIsfacer necesidad Sc
ilalada.
Este Negociado esta dispuesto a
prestar indieada cooperation, pero
necesita usted explique Y garanti-
ce condolences vivienda, salario in
tornado pago del transporte de
los obreros para lleyar a cabo labor
requeri1a, siempre no obedezca tai
carencia brazos huelga dispu-
tas entire obreros y patronos esa CO.
marca.
CARMELo HoNORE,
Jefc, Negociado del Trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Continuation de La Ira. pag.)

mica de esos trahajadores bajo la
jurisdiction del sefor Castor Ca
rrion. dice ell Inspector: .'Se que
jan casi todos los trabajadores que
mo Sc les dan terrenos para sembrar
frutos memories, y al que lie dan, lie
l'sueltan los animales para destruir
lsus siembras. Yiven estos obreros
regularmente, en- casas techadas de
pajas con setos de yagaas y pajas,
V pisos de palma. Generalmente, las
casas no tienen letrinas."
"Parece explfcita por ST, la ra-
z0n que tienen los obreros en- esa
region para buscar mejores oportu-
nidades. trato v comOdidades en-
otros sitios. ''Censura, el sefior Cas-
tro Carri0n, toda labor que Sc rea
liza para traer nuevas industrias
de los Estados Unidos de Norte
America esta isla, olvidando 0
desconociendo los esfuerzos reali-
Zados por ell Departamento del Ira
bajo para evitar Ia emigraci6n de
nuestfos obreros agrfcolas, nos acu
sa de ser los promotores del exodo
y Gle la propaganda por la indus
trializaci0n del pals.
"Aceptamos gustosa y honrada-
mente toda responsabilidad que trai
ga consigo la implantacion de nue.
yas Industries en- Puerto Rico que
den oportunidad a los trabajado-
res laboriosos para salir de la es-
clavitud a que le tienen sometidos
patronos inhumanos, abusando del
exceso de brazos Y la falta de COM
petidores. No serfa facil pagar so
centavos por s, o Y 10 horas de la
Dor diaria, 81 podemos lograr nues-
tro objeto de instalar un grupo de
nueyas industrias en- cada muni-
cipio. Y aunque rechazamos Ia acu-
saci6n de ser fomentadores de la
emigration de obreros, considera-
mos esta necesaria para aquellos
pafses donde Sc estima ell yalor v
dignidad del trabajo del hombre.
Mucha literature no satisface los
estomagos hambrientos de los ira
baJadores campesinos. Es con di-
nero honradamente' ganado como
ellos pueden yiyir en- su propio
pals. Es justo que 81 ell pats Sc 10
MEGA, 10 busquen en- otros pafses
hacienda uso del perfecto derecho
que tienen a viFir una vida higi6-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
HOMICIDE voLuNTAR1o

Hemos sido informados que Ell
Juez Rodriguez Sierra, investigo es-
ia mafana los movies del crimen
ocurrido frente al teatro Broadway.
Despues de estudiar sumariamente el
case el Juez Municipal califfc6 Ell
crimen de homicide voluntario Y
lo fijo al menor Palermo Alvelo, de
diez afios, la suma de $500 de fan
"a para quedar en- libertad provi-
sional.
Ell matador AlveIo seg1n los tes-
timonios recibidos en- fiscalia reci-
bio una bofetada y una pedrada de
Guillermo Cuesta, Ell occiso, de IA
amos de edad.
Ell hecho ocurri6, como saben
nuestros lectores, en- la acera frente
al teatro Broadway, a las ocho de
la noche de aver jueves. Palermo
tuvo Ell disgusto con Cuesta y AGO.
meti6 este con una cuchilla pro-
duciendole dos heridas. Una entire
el estern6n v la tetilla izquierda
que penetr6 por Ell espacic que me-
dia entire la segunda y tercera costi-
la; la otra en- la region izquierda
umblical.
Ell niio herido mortalmente fue
conducido al hospital Tricoche pero
lego sin vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
EIN0S ENFERMIzos z
MALHUMORADOS

Los nifios que sufren de lom5T-ces
estan enojados, inquistos, enfermi-
zos. Hay sin embargo otros sinto-
mas. ST Ell nifio csta palido, oisros .,
NenC NAL aliento y no torga lytRres
en jdgsr, es casi SECURE quo los pc
rasitos estan acabando con su vita
hdad. El mejor Temedio contra las
somhrices es Ell Whites Cream Yer-
xnifugo. e. ademas Ell mas inofen.
eivo para la salud del nifio. De ven.
sa On iag farmacjas y droguerias.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

Jefc, Negociado del Trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
SO, 600 toneIadas..

fContinuaci6n de la Ira. p&g.)
sadas plantas mixtas, por contener
insectos moho blanco.
Las decisiones del Board dc Qua