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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-25

the neghbong province Bessaaba held down
by military occupation Of highly martial character
With one possible exception-that of Georgia-whch is
dealt with In separate report the Union structure appears 10
allow of liberty national minores that
very well with that of any other state.
Jews in the Soviet State
There has been persistent represent the
Soviet system rather Jewish than Russian Jews or
prominent politically they successful and
welestabshed societies. But neither the ns
tutions of the system jewish
exercise under is due intelligence competence
public servants elsewhere capacity
atng private wealth and controlling machinery capital
and credit On the international side of Communism such
the jewish employees numerous natural
enough from their special qualifications the Commits
sara OF Foreign Affairs they have lost most of the prominence
they held in 1920
In respect of their religion equal
with other religions and viii be described later liberty in
respect of religion much greater
luton but than European countries For example, the
Salvation Army is free to work there.
Constitutional Rights
The question of political liberty greater difficulty
The Delegation finds confirmation of the allegations fire.
quenty made that the Communist regime deprived
the Soviet system representative
character real vitality system govern
men by committees representing relationship
whether political, occupatona regional spontaneous
form of organization that revolutions
Attempts to associate in Russia with the Mir Village
and the Arte Craft Union falaces Russia
elsewhere this primitive revolutionary organisation
going permanently replace
structure had through rapid process elimination
the unnecessary and evolution of the essential This
of converting eruption of primitive into the eabo
rate governmental organisation required
muniy being successfully worked Moscow
system has lost vitality by being brought maturity
The Soviet governmental structure will not be dealt with
detail by this been described
and fundamentally different other super
fetal review useful purpose be enough
that the peculiar principles of its structure
fusion of executive administrative
authority election do not of themselves
account for the autOcrac authority of the rulers On
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-25

Denikn Wrangel Petura has his magnih-
cent mounted militia in huge shaggy and long rogged
coats keeping Ukranan order Ukranan The Union
collects his taxes and returns him what But he has his
Budget and local spend local objects
his clothes cost him than in Moscow his food cheaper
lie his factory eight after
if he likes attend school three
to teach him his living craft The
night the Delegation there he could choose for his enter
tanment between lecture by Karl Radek of the Third Inter-
naona Leninism, performance of the less nterna
tona Chareys Aunt highly national ballet with topical
in which jokes about the Soviet system dscree
yelled in Ukrainan.
Kharkov is Moscow somewhat as Munich to Berlin
but instead of being like Munich, of separatsm and
reaction is making cultural contribution the Union that
will become of its strongest bonds All the Moscow
prefers that the Ukanan capital should be at kharkov with
its industrial proeariat rather than the historic capital
in agricultural Kev For in Kev, market center of large
farmers of the Delegation found would
the Whites might welcome third evacuation by the Reds
The in satisfying national aspirations without sac
hcing central authority respect of the Ukraine the
principal minores the main defensive buwak of the Union
In respect of other minoris undoubtedly
on not without to less successful neighbours The
visit of the Delegation conceded with the creation of
beyond the frontier of the Union Those
not be brought under investigation therefore,
referred to.
MoIdavia
But the Autonomous Republic of Modaya founded on
December 1st visited fortnight later by of the
Delegates found that the establishment
little Moldavan Community with population half-a-
million the borders of Bessaraba had
supposed diplomatic of Moscow
to- and application Of the right of region
1t remarkable the first place. that though the establish
ment of this A. M S. r. involved the separation from the
Ukraine OF territory OF strategic and economic
portance and the secession considerable Little
population there apparently opposition
harkov to concedng the claim also very recognizable
the second that the existence of this Moldava
developing its national culture and communal fe
make very compelling appeal to the kindred population of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-25
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
N0FAS EDITORIALES
Ell BARRIO OBRERO DE AREcIBo

Arecibo ha uerido seguir ell alto eenpo de San Juan
en- Ia creacon de Barrio Obrero cabe dda de que
con todas las fuerzas de est epuando
bella nciativa hacia isonjeo exto E entlsiaso
mantle entire ell eIeento vaer de la historical Villa equ-
vale un ocundo Fiat que hara reaidad los
nos impalpabes. e &n< qs e-axfg.esfe 49, ss.s s.
@F Todo Clique haya camnado ratio por de Bos
tor por eIenplo nefasto este de Nueva York.
da cuenta Immediate exaca de la necesidad de
obrero cuaquer rbe medianamente grande siquera
aire efso la comoddad factores que mas de
el trabajo capital ell NAL ell ben entire fec
dad la desgraca Nido de intermediates de dege
nerac on madrgueras de crmnaIes tristeente
ceebres sms de las grandes metropolis, contra cuyas
niuencIas malsanas lbran los gobernes socedades fl
lantroplcas una ruda batala sin casi SO
Por ESQ, al yer que nuestro probena
ndb hermosamente e debdo derotero, entusas
maos de algeria AL evtar ell estabecmento barrios
obreros que nuestra pobacon pobre al hacnamen
to- la podreduibre la ndseria de- los IS ms germen
preparaos para ell future generacones mas fuertes
mas, fisIca,- mental yraoFalaente = 4..sA,9t
FL Comsonado de Sandad de Puerto Rico, ell represen-
tante seor Cobaies, e Acaide Arecbo Agra Al
dea. ychas otras dstnguidas fgras aboran descan
estas dgnos cauroso elogo que va ell
p1bico los esta hacienda aobjeto.
s No dudamos que Arecbo tendra prono Barrio Obre
casitas frescas, conodas pntorescas donde
despues de la rda ell obero sentra placer
unto al carho regenerador nsprador de farna
cuando va las prmeras de elias esten pie aguardado
fabrication de mchas mas Ell actual oberno de Arecibo
Acalde la cabeza podra sentirse orguoso
Ger hecho por Ell progeso la cudad ago benecoso
de los abos de las generacones que esan por venr
tcdava seguira cayendo sobre el a bendciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
COMO Sc DESARRoLLo4 Ell
CUERPo. "A CUERPoi DE AIN
ss* s BUAISA ns.

MADRID, sgosto 8. Omitted
Press )-El cable da cuenta de una
de las llichas mas reiiidas de la
campafia de Africa La evacuation
del puesto de Ain Buaisa, segdn
relatan detalladamente los despa-
chos recibidos, ha sido sumanente
elnocionante.. Un proyectiI enenigo
cayo sobre una GAIA de granadas
las cuales, con su explosion, hicie-
ron estaIlar el resto de las muni-
clones. Ell deposito de aqua tambien
fu6 destruido. Sin aqua que beber
nj balas que disparar, la guarni-
ci6n Sc dividio en- dos grupos jura-
1nentados solemnemente alb. irse
paso a cuchillo por entrc las filas
enemigas. La lucha fue sangrienta.
Un grupo logr6 llegar, con pocas
bajas relativamente, a donde csta-
ba Ell resto de las tropas france
sas. Del otro grupo solo Sc Ian
hallado unos cuantos .individuos.
Los franceses tratan desespersla-
mente de recuperar la posicion. La
tienen cercada, pero los rifenos sc
baten furiosamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
LILLIAN HARRISON LLEGA
CUARTA EN- Ell MARATHON
NAUrlCO

PARIS, agosto 8, (cable frances)
La Srta. Lillian Harrison nadadora
argentina, ha Ilegado cuarta en- la
prueba celebrada en- Ell Sena y que
era a una distancia de AZ kil6me-
tros. desde Corbeille a Paris. Un
marino frances, Jose Ledriant, ma
llegado primero tomandose doce no
ras 36 ninutos. George Piley, pa
risien, ex-campe6n de Francia, ha
Aegado segundo, diez minutes des.
pues. Michel, frances, tercero. FL
tempo de la Srta: Harrison ha ST.
90 eatorce heras 81 minutes, o sea
2 horas 1 minute despues que el
vencedor. La joven estaba muy
debil al llegar :, A tres, kilometros
de la meta ella iba segunda De
los doee que tomaron parte, de los
cuales once eran hombres, siete Sc
rindieron antes de llegar los 18
Kilometres. La salida fue las 2
y diez minutes de la mafiana. Ell
tempo era abominable Llovio a to-
rrentes hasta la salida del sol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

Londres, agosto 3.-Barnard, a
quien los periodistas han entrevis-
tado con motive de las declaracio-
nes del Professor Keysser, mega q.
ell supiese de los resultados alcan
zados por los investigadores ale
names. "Nuestro trabajo .ha sido
hecho sin information extranjera
ninguna," ha dicho. 81 los ale
names publican sus resultados y
prueban 10 que dicen no les mega
remos sus derechos. Nuestro ira
lajo ha sido absolrtamente nues-
tro, TO sabiamos nada de Keys
ser nj de sus teorias." t W
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

UNITED Press)

s
ATENAS, agosto Bel gobier-
no esta considerando el envio de
IN ultimatum a Bulgaria en- el que
l'edira que Sc arreste v eastigue a
los asesinos del terrateniente Nj
colaides y garantfas para los grie-
gos RESIDENCES en- Bulgaria, 10 mis-
mo que para los en-: zraases i que
vienen hacia Grecia. Si bulgaria
no Sc allana estas peticionas Sc lie
ordenara a las. tropas de la from
terra que invadan Bulgaria ytocu-
pen un. area de tres millas de pro-
fuHdidad desde la frontera. Sc es-
pera que este movera Bulgaria
a pedir la Intervention de la Liga
de las Naciones, segun el artfcuIo
once del convenio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
FORD VA A FABRICAR UN
AUTOMOVIL De SEIS CT
LINDROS
UNITED Press)

DETROIT, agosto 3.-Un re-
presertante. de. la Omitted Press"
ha estado hacienda una investi-
gacion de la industria automovi-
listica en- esta ciudad y ha con-
seguido algunos datos de interes.
Los. modelos de 1926 han comen-
.zado a fabricarse hoy. Muchos de
los mejores carros cerrados cos
taran el ano que viene de so 400
doiares menos de 10 cue costaban
el ano pasado. Los nuevos mode
los traeran muchas reformas Y
mejoras.
Ford ha anunciado que fabri-
cara un- modelo- de AUTOMOBILES
de- seis cilindros. Por. 10 den1as,
no introducira cambios en- sus ca
rros de. cuatro cilindros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Ell PACTO. DE. SEGURIDAD
ESTARA TERMINADO EN-
SETEEMBRE
Omitted Press)

PARIS, agosto 3-Se ha anun-
ciado ofcialmente que el Ministe-
rio de Relaciones Exteriores esta
redactando el pacto de seguridad
Que. habra de sometersele a Ale
mania iunto con la respuesta fran
cesa la, nota de esta nacion. Sc
espera que todo sera enviado dem
trc de diez dias. 81 todo marcha
hien. ell pacto estara terminado en-
setiembre cuando Sc espera que
Ia reunion de la Liga tome inn
portantes acuerdos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
PROPAGANDA CoMUNIsTA EN-
f PoLoNIA

: FvARsov1A, = agosto 5 tcaDle
Frances)-La policia ha descub1er-
to aver una gran ndmerO de folletos
y hojas sueltas de propaganda CO.
murista En- conjunto pesaban tres
cuartos de tonelada " estaban re-
dactadas EN- varios idiomas. For
rnaban ell stock principal de ia
literature comunista que circuls en-
Polonia M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

aislado los germenes del cancer.
Esta information, segdn dice el
professor de Berlin, fue sometida
a la Real Conision Inglesa de Sa-
lud, en- abril de 1923, por su ami
60 el Professor Ruppel, quien con
esto Sc proponia hacer que el go-
bierno ingles lie prestase dinero
Il hombre de ciencias para que
siguiese sus investigaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

Iicia 10 busca por los muelles. Los
otros que Sc rebelaron pors no que
rer ir a servir al Gobierno espa-
iiol militarmente han sido encar-
celados. El Captain Sc ha negado
discutir el asunto. Lo unico que
Ira dicho es que este no volvera a
ccurrir y que probablemente lie
vara a los prisioncros a la corte
mihtar para Sser juzgados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
tQUIEN DESCUBRIO LA MA
NERA DE CURAR Ell
CANCER?
Omitted Press)

BERLIN, agosto 3.-Con mott
vo del descubrimiento de la ma
nera de curar el cancer que los
periodicos atribuyen al cientif-
co Barnad, el Professor Keysser,
&c Berlin, insin1a que Barnard
enpezo su trabajo despues de CO.
nocer como 3ef tKeyssel) habia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
pEREIRA NUEvo PREMIER
PoRTUGUES

LISBoA, agosto Gable fran
ces) Domingo Pereira ha consegi-
do formar un nuevo gabinete para
sustituir al de Da Silva~q. dinitio
haee POGO. Pereira, quien era presi-
dente de la Camara de Diputados,
toma la carteraA del interior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
CACOS TENEMOS

De POGO tempo esta pafte, nusitada prouson de
ateros esta trbando la tranquidad vgana de las
de abundancd, inustada
de robos que toda la escala desde la casca
sepre hasa las vaoradas varos miles de dolares
Eefe Mr.. McMaHuss relata nuestra edcion aver,
la hab ora que la detective sguo p:sta capture
los aucres de robo reciente Esta muy be
ira felctacon hay de odos otros robos
que va nos yaos acostmbrando que nj siquiera Ii
peranlente investigados2 .,s
Hace POGO las Caetas de San Juan San Francisco
region fvorta para case depotes atrevdos Actual
rente Mamar esta sendo vlcma de la entretenda pan
dla cada ratio Sc ALI robo desaparecen
men en- paz temiendo saltar aguen por la ventana
escucharo resp;rar tas agn mueble propco Que hace
Ia detective? .e
Por supuesto estes robos apenas tienen nportancia
o que Sc evan generdnente vale POGO Pero ell NAL
ese E NAL es la inranqudad la ncertidunbre que
Ia que pasa queda miranda a1ente hasta u re-
vandon de traza sospechosa motives de aIaa par
tes donde los robos repten la mayor
impunidad. h a.1
10 que peor 81 la semIa germina, dentro de POGO
nuestra detective poder char contra la situaco
par fama que nade atrevia escaar una casa
ell asunto coenza complicarse ell ho de paz
enreda, los prn1eros robos aparecen
Es tempo que la detective enfrasque en- una acti-
canpana Con docena de la caceI ell
descubrra que, por magro honradez forece de
que tiene mas fuerza para resstr
Nuestra detective pequeha nimero, NAL .retrbuda,
fata de todo cuo de actores ndspensabes que
cen los organisos sares de otras cdades veroadero
exlto, escpable, despues de todo que nque-
tate playa de rateros exsta Pero aso tempo pa
que ella ueee hacer POGO mas que esfuerzo de
parte suya reediariaia suacjon basane creenos
haga quedar NAL Mr.. McManus- que sera 10
quesse hard. .-aHE shs9 ( 49, -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
DOS MIL QUINIENTAS PERSo
MAS ARRESTADAS EN-
PALERMO

PALERMO, agosto 8. Omitted
Press).-Dos mil quinientas perso-
mas han sido arrestadas como medi-
da de precauci6n durante las eleccio
mes. Las tropas ocupaban sitios es-
trategicos. Un numero dc barcos de
guerra estaban dispuestos. a desem
barcar su gente a ! amenor noticla
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

los que llegan tienen que dormir
a la intemperie, mojados por la
Iluvia, Y no tienen que conner. Los
fugitivos SO quejan de varios ca
SOS de disenteria, especialmente.
entire los nifios, que han sufrido
va. La mayoria de los fugitivos
nc puden seguir adelante y tiene
que quedarse en- Schneidemuehl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Los .AVIADORES FRANCHISES
BOMBARDEAN. DOS ALDEAS
UNITED Pressl

FEZ, agosto 3.-Los aviadores
han dejado caer varias tonelada,;
de explosives sobre dos aldeas RI
fenas, destruyendolas totalmente.
Los rifenos sufrieron grandes per-
didas como cohseeuencia de este
Eombardeo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
MoTIN A BoRDo DEL
"ANTONIO LOPEZ"
Omitted Press)

- - =
NUFvA YORK, agosto 3 ,-Ha 81
do menester lamar la poIicia pa
ia cue sofocara un motfn que Sc
produjo a bordo del "Antonio Lo-
pez", cuando $50 hombres recluta-
dos en- Cuba Y Sur America para ell
servicio en- Marruecos Sc leyanta-
ron en- protesta armada. Seis sal
taron al aqua y cinco de ellos han
sido hallados por los botes saliva
vidas. Falta uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
PORTUGAL PROTHSIAAs
CONTRA ESPANA
UNITED Press)

LISBoA, agosto s.. Ef gobierno
ha proteatado vigorosamente con-
ira Espaha debido a que un bar.
co de guerra de esa nacion dis
par6 contra dos botes pesqueros
portugueses al hallarlos en- las
aguas internacionales del Rio
Guadiana. Portugal ha enviado un
iharco de guerra proteger sus
derechos. e,,,.ss .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
POLONIA EXPULSA DE SUS
FRONTERAS A Los
ALEMANES
{ United Press)

SCHNEIDEMUEHL, agosto g..
"A nenosf que las condolences del.
campamento sean, remediadas in
mediatamente, la situacion segui-
IA siendo desesperada. De diez a
ounce mil expulsados mas Sc
aguardan esta noche. Muchos de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Russia QUIERE PAGAR LA
MULTA DE SCOPES
Omitted Press)

MOSCOU, agosto 3.-La Socie-
dad "Sin Diosi que Sc ufana de
su ateismo Y que encarna. el ideal
sovietieo de ataque contra el or
den establecido esta recogiendo los
cien d6lares de la multa del pro-
fesor Scopes para pagarla la
corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Ell CAPTAIN DEL "ANTONIo
LOPEZ DICE QUE NO, oCU-.
RRIRA OTRO DESoRDEN
A BORDO ss~a
UNITED Press)

NUEvA YORK, agosto 3.-A
ultima hora todavia no Sc ha en-
contraGo al desertor que salto por
de Ia borda del Antonio
Lopez" Y Sc tiro al aqua. La po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Grecio enuia el ultimatum d Bulgd-
ria. .-Motfn abordo del Antonio Lopez
ford fabaa ua ao6M de @ ndOs RGa qUie pSg mua De Scopes
Como dgard TpO au0d Buaa Portugal pOta Ohtd Span

barcar su gente a la menor noticia
incidente serio ha ocurrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

general para este puerto, asi como
para Ponce, desde donde seguira
viaje para puestos colombianos Y
Curacao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

un1.e
=
- Ea de dsf DIRECc1on
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
DEATH LURKS ON TNGTARDED VERANDAS

How often. in New England does the news creep into the papers that a child died as the result of falling from a second or third story veran- da. The first accident of the kind in New Britain has already been re- corded this spring,
 Nothing is more important to families living on upper floors of apartments than to see that no DO possibility exists for tots to chamber over the sides of verandas. A chair or other pieces of furniture, or a box. left on the veranda, can easily be the means of small child un- willingly plunging to death by alambering upon it and getting over the veranda railing, Eternal watch rulness is the only method to pre- vent such disasters. Unfortunately they are not always prevented. Every spring and summer has its victims.
 II is likewise important that yer anda railings are in good repair.
 Careful note by parents of these csscntiaIs will avoid possible loss of life.
 The safest verandas for children are those with wire nettings.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
INVENTOR OF AUTOMOBILE
 GOES TO HIS REWARD

Considering that the automobile is so universally beloved as 8 vehi- cle of personal transportation. some credit should be vouchsafed to it's ostensible inventor, who died the other day.
 To Elwood Haynes, of kokomo, Ind, has gone the credit of operat- ing the first gasoline buggy in the United States, and the claim has not been successfully disputed. He manufactured contraption that was propelled by gasoline engine way back in 1894, and at tained q speed of eight miles an hour with it. When he drove the apparatus into Chicago unsympa- thetic police ordered him to keep that contraption off the streets" as too many horses were frightened, alike by the unseemly noises it made and by its novel appearance, being so totally unlike the regula- ton horse-drawn vehicles of that age and generation.
 There doubtless are thousands, if not millions, of autoists who think Henry Ford invented the machine. They have read stories of Mir Ford "tinkering with an early automobile and driving it on the streets of De- troit, greatly to the consternatiOn of the equine population. But MT. Ford's experiments came later than those of Elwood Haynes, and to, our knowledge MT. Ford never himself claimed to have invented the auto- mobile - possibly his friends and acuuaintances have made that claim for him. But it is indubitable that ! Mir. Ford took more efficient ad- vantage of the result of his tinker ings than did MT. Haynes; one of the chief differences between the two men lay in their methods of exploiting their ideas. There can be no doubt, however, that Mr. Haynes was the first In America to operate such a machine.
 The father of the automobile" is no more, but his children are with us by the million.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
Observations
 On Tie Weather

Forecast for Southern New Eng land: Showers this evening fol- lowed by generally fair and cooler tonight and Thursday. Fresh to strong west and northwest winds diminishing by Thursday
 Forecast for Eastern New Nork: Generally fair tonight and Thurs day; cooler tonight and in extreme south portion Thursday; fresh, pos sibly strong northwest winds, d. minishing late tonight.
 Conditions: The disturbance which was central over Michigan yesterday Is now passing out the St. Lawrence valley. It has caused local showers during the last 24 hours from North Dakota eastward 10 Maine and as far south as Tennessee. Several places reported thunder showers. It is followed by an area of high pressure which is producing pleasant weather with lower temperatures in the western and central districts
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with cool nights, but quite warm during the day.