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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Las batallas mas resonantes Sc
han hbrado en- los dominios de esos
crganismos oficiales, dirigidas, STEM
pre-, por caudillos de un mismo ejer-
cito, a base de planes mas menos
sinilares, pero, con fines muchas We
ces distintos
Pasados va los ardores de la ia
mosa combination Judicial, nadie
ignora, debe ignorar, que todavia
uueda otra combination cual es
la del nombramiento de un hombre
para la Presidencia de la Comisi6n
del Servicio Civil, la cuaI quedara
vacante el pr6ximo mes en- OCCASION
de irse Mr.. Terry, el actual Presi-
dente, ocupar el cargo de sub -jete
del Departamento de instruction
para, el que va ha sido nombrado
Como materia de informaci6n a
nuestros lectores, desde ell punto en-
cue nos encontramos, tomamos no.
ia, con espirttu imparcial Y serene,
de los acontecimiehtos que ocurren,
tratando de desarrollarlos para cum
p1ir con nHestra mission de informa-
dores discretos Y veraces.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
GUIDO DE GANADO--se ton

NAAgV4 III 4N1AA1 10 OO1110
ganado vacnno Y caballar, al cui-
do. LOCO cuerdas de terreno fertil
cubiertas de rasto: fincas Palma"
v Cohitre en- las cercanfas de Can6-
vanas, carretera que va de Carolina.
Calder0n Quifiones. Informara
Quifones. Box 6S, Phone 9eS, San
turoe. 9-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

I sONOSAN. Riedel Co. Berlin
New York. Compuesto de KA-
IVA-KAYA v SANDALO. Unico re
medic antigonorr6ico de exceIentes
y positiTos resultados. Sc vende en-
Sfrascos de % cipsulas en-. todas las
buenaS farmacias. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
CiOSCIdSifiCadOS
MISCELANEAS
EMPREsA uE MtnANzAs. 81

MPRESA Tie MUnANZAS. ST
Gesea haeer IA nludanza rapi-
lda, econ6nii.h i. at,soluta garantfa
Gle sus nttlr!Gss dane I'll 1872 azul,
ISanturee scTh ateh,ido eficazmen
te. p.
|E.XCELENTE 0pORTUNIDAD.
Desea usted DOLLAR su dinero en-
|breve tempo, ganando esplendfdo
|beneficio mensRal en- su capital? Sc
|haga socio en- I'm negocio de. expor-
'taci6n para los Estados Unidos de
|producto portorriqueflo que tiene la
|supremacla del mercado, aportando
|cuatro O cinco mil d0Iares para
|agrandar el negocio. No hay peli-
|gro de p6rdida. al contrario pros
|pecto de una fortuna EN- breye item
|po. Escriba al Apartado Gil, San
|turce para 4infnrmes. p.
p>S>$N>>S@$ASr~s~r>uv ~&N@%~
sEEsfAAlEN, GR4T4rICACION.
ObSequiarcmos con $40 a perso
na que envfc CT nombre mas propio
para nuestla tienda de me2cancIas.
puinca.1a, ferreter1a, calzado, ropa
hecAa, mueBles. etc. MayoI AIers
San Sebastian, P. Il. V.2I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Gas CL0RO. I'll chlorinator es un
apartao portatil que produce gas
cloro. Catarro, grippe, influenza, ce-
den inmediatamente a la acci0n del
gas clor0. Chlorine gas Dealers,
Box 1856. San Juan. 9-20
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19


En- el dia de aver un reporter
nuestro v1sit6 las oficinas de la Co
mission, sosteniendo una breve entire
vista con nuestro amigo, don Domin-
go Andreu Blanco, sub-jefe dc
aqu6lla.
Ell sr. Andreu, a preguntas que
le hicimos, nos dijo, en- sfntesis,
que, para la Presidencia de la Co.
mission, lido Mr.. Terry, Sc reuueria
un elemento que reuniera condicio-
mes especiales para Ell case, pues la
labor que realiza este ORGANISING
en- ell pals es de tai indole delica-
da, que no de otra manera Sc po-
dr1a salir airoso al frente de auuel.
Hay que tener en- cuenta-dijo-
que nuestra Comisi6n es la deIegada
aquf de la Conisi6n de servicio ci-
vii de los Estados Unidos, 10 que
requiere ell debido conocimiento de
las practicas que Sc siguen ana pa
ra poner en- vigcr las leyes y regla-
nentos de esta. Isi9
A juzgar por 10 que nos dijera,
Ell Sr Andreu estima que como en-
Ia Comision de Obreros, en- ell nom
bramiento que nos ocupa tambien
deberfa correrse ell escalaf6n, en-
cuyo case nuestro amigo ascenderia
al puesto de referencia.
Esta designation, a menos que
Sc siga la politica de calma del Eje-
cutivo puesta en- practica en- la re-
ciente combination judicial, deberia
ser hecha ALA para ell cinco O Ell
seis de octubre, pues, precisamente,
el dfa cuatro, toca Mr.. Terry ell
If ocupar su nuevo cargo de ms
trucci6n.
segdn tenemos entendido, Ell Sr.
Andreu es ell candidate mas que
probable, SECURE, para ese puesto,
porque, mas de la posibilidad de
cue el Gobernador lie ascienda por
escalafon, existe la circunstancia de
cue nuestro amigo cuenta con Ell
endoso de las mas prominentes per
sonalidades de la politica y del go
bierno, algunas de las cuales, Sc nos
ha dicho, han descartado otros
candidates que tenian para respal-
dar Ell nombre del Sr. Andrea.
oportunamente daremos mas deta-
lies de esta combination
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

|OUIEN TENGA cantera de pit
dra de cal. escr1banos , lie Ola
|semos la forma como explotarls
AOn POGO costo. Ii. A. Poupart Co.
8Ox S22, San Juan. Representatives.
|de The jeffrey Manufacturing Co
0-1;
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CR COMERCIANTE, senior Indus.

trial Miles de personals eoncu-
rren a los cines semanalmente, ellos
necesitan la mercancfa de usted o
su producto delos a conocer por me-
Clio de clises anunciadores, Pida in
formes a Porto Rico Slide Co., Box
II Cabo Rojo. p. R. 9-20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

F.N NEW YORK: Como en- su pro
pia casa. Visite esta casa de
familia y quedard complacido. Ger
Ca Broadway " Central Park. Sub
way Y Elevados proximos. Precios
razonables. DIR. Font 10 West 9Tst
st. Informaran Box 140O, San Juan.
1O-7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
REGIs1RADoRA NATIONAL

electrical, seis gavetas Y cuatro
adicionales; mueble en- perfectas con
diciones. Mecanismo en- condolences
de ser reparado. Informes La Baya-
monesa, Telefono 394, Allen 81, S.
j. 1915
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
(Continuaci6n de la srA.i

da ciudadana Y hasta de nuestra po-
Utica nacional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
[HALLACAs vENEzOLANAs. Las

legftimas, de venta en- Barcelo-
ma No. 10, Stop 1914. Preparamos
|5iscochos para b0das, pavOs trufa
dos sanwiches, etc. Haga sus pc
didos a tempo, Ii1formaran telefo.
no 1872 azul Santurce. 9-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Aunque no de la importancia de
Ia anterior, esta otra "combina-
ci6n" no deja de carecer de interes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

ENVIAREMOS cualqnier direc-
ci6n nuestro boletfn con 36 di-
recciones de casas americans que
dan trabajo domicilio Y agencias
inlportantes exclusives. Envfe un
dollar a.: Home Service Agency,
Box 263, Bayam6r. S-20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

tRUMOR DE BESOs" -Paganos
buen precio por este libro de
versos, de Crist6bal Real. Dirijase
al 2. 0. Box 213, San Juan, P. Il.
ID
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
EL PARAGON, taller de encu

= FAhAUUN, taller de encua
dernaci6n. Hacemos fndices, me
todos, libros, PROTOCOLS etc. Traba
JOS a domicilios. Servimos mues
tras. Euestros empleados estan ga.
rantizados por medic de tarjetas
de Identification. Para mas infor
mes J. NJ. Pintos, Box 191, Catafo.
p. r. 9-22
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

optimistic nature will reassert itself. and that with 1hs assistance Of her friends and family she will not he disappointed in attaining her lagiti- mate aims in life"
 Although his experiment 1ith Mary ended disaStrouslv, Browning statement discloses he does not be- ll"rc 'the possession by Nidovcr father, by birth or adoption of 16- v@3r-C,I daughter an eul thing" and reaftirms he Is "cont emplating" suing the ne"srar"rs that printed Ter alleged memoirs for S50N oo0 for hbal.
 Mean" hle, at r0 Wilson avenue, Astoria. where Mary spent another day in the saclusion ct her parents apartment, Mary complained that for t'o weeks before her adontion Rro'ning had kept her ur until all hours Of the night attending dances and other affairs Mary lost tnentv- eight pounds, friend nf her moth CT said. and Mary comrlained she vas unahle noW to sleep because of people pounding on OUT doors"
 An additional slam from Fate nas s"on in the assertion of Mrs. Spas that the chacks for :5oo each which Browning gave Mary's rarents when he adopted her had been lost.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

the New England states from the rest of the country? This foreign arm reaching down through our country would be an ever increasing source of irritation"
 Poland, however. Uas entitled 10 3. port on the Baltic. Professor Schmitt said, and this had been provided by the creation of the free city of panzig by the League of Nations. That city was essentially Polish, he said, and the present fric- ton between Poland and Germany concerning it vas negligible com pared with the menace inherent in the corridor
 "1t may not be impolitic for the powers that rule to suggest to Po- land to bargain with Germany for other port privileges, possibly at koenigsburg or Bremen, in eE- change for the corridor" Professor Schmitt said This may como to pass when Germany has become member of the League"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
YOUTHFUL RAFFI.ES
TTo t4-rear- old Minecla Rows Ad- mt Ihefts Which Total S4o 900 from Residences.

Mineola, N r, Aue 4 lF-Tro 14-year boys were held on ,uvc- nile delinquency charges today after they had confessed to Long Island residential rohberies totaling s4o,- 900.
 The two, Albert Hayck of 1n1 ood and pominick Oliveria of Laurence confessed to rohbing 100 homes since the close of the school year. Two men, Edward Levine of Cedar hurst and Frank Grief of Inwood. are under arrest charged with re cci'ing the stolen rroperty.
 The method of the youths was 10 ring the doorbell and ask for a f1c- tit!ous person If anyone appeared. If TO one was at home. they would force an entrance.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
French Security Note to
 Go to Berlin Next Week

Paris Aug A tP-The French note on the proposed security pact which, with the approval of the al lies. will ra sent 10 Germany earrv next ""AE already has been ar- proved in principle by the Belgian Eo1 arnment, to which it uas com municatod nnoffically rhtIe the London negotiations were in rro- gross.
 The note will be sent +o Rome this afternoon, and the approval ct the Nusso'ini government of the text is expected 10 be received in Paris in time to forward the note to Berlin Monday or Tuesday,
 Ii is learned from members Of Foreign Minister Rriand's rartv. who r'turned form London last night. that tho original French text vas used as the basis for ths final draft of the note. 1t is stated that tha changes made at inc request of Aus
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
MERCHANTS GOING . !. ID VISIT NEWARK
Trip Will Be Made in Interests
 of Window Displays

An educational trip in the inter ests of better window displays and for the purpose of obtaining new ideas on a window display contest to be conducted among the various storekeepers of New Britain next month, will be made to the Edison Lighting plant at Harrison, N. J., by some 30 local merchants the latter part of this month. Three represen- tatives of the Edison plant were at the local chamber of commerce rooms yesterday and outlined plans for the trip. the plans finding the favor of members of the mercantile board of directors of the chamber of commerce at their meeting this morning.
 It is planned to leave the city by bus at o'clock on the afternoon Of August 27, the party arriving In Newark, N, J, at and spending the night at the Newark Athletic club. In the morning the plant is to be visited and various methods of window lighting and dressing demonstrated by exprets of the com pany, Lectures will be heard on the value of better windows and then the trip home will then be started In order that New Britain may be reached between and o'clock Friday night. The round trip will cost in the netghborhood of SIP.
 Members at this mornings meet ing were unanimously in favor of m aking the trip and all signed up at once. Personal solicitation of the remaining merchants in the city will be started immediately.
 Following the return to New Brit ain, plans for the window display contest will be perfected, Accord irg to present intentions. 1t is anti cipated that about 40 stores will compete, with five competent judges yet to he selected who will award prizes to the three best windows These awards will he made some time during the first two weeks in October.
 In addition. an essay contest will he conducted among children in the schools on the subject of the best dressed window in the city, Suitable prizes will be given the writers Of the best essays
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

great NoX-FI-TIs treatment. and to him and this medicine I owe my complete recovery. My advice to all suffering with Rheumatism. is to try NoXR1-TIS, for know it is without an equal"
 NOX-R1-TIS wherever it has been introduced has fast won favor and becomes the talk of the town. One can hardly so anywhere in New Britain today without hearing of some remarkable results obtained by this wonderful remedy
 Call CT write to Miller-Hanson Drug Co, go Church street An ex- rert IS here to explain all about EOE- -F1-TIS.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
FIRE KILLS DOCTOR IN RED.
Physician Believed to Have Fallen
 Asleep While Smoking

Newton, N, ], Aug. 14-nr liar vHy ], Rockingham, physician here, vas burned to death yesterday morning in bed at his home at 75 Main street. The presence Of a smok- ing stand by his bedside led the DO lice 10 believe that he fell asleep while smoking and set fire to the bedding
 Mrs, Rockingham, who sleeps in an adjoining room, vas araknned by the smell of smoke. She found the doctor lying across his bed en- veloped in flames. Bremen confined the fire to the bedroom, hut Dr. Nc Claughan was beyond aid.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CROWN OF BARNESDALE
 THROWS AWAY CANE
Nox-Ri-Tis The Wonder Worker on Rheumatism
 Is Again Given Credit

When I started on the NoX- RI ITS treatment, I had been unable to work for several weeks. and it was all l could do tc hobble around with q can" says Mir. James r. Cro- rin of Barnesdale. My feet suelled 10 where fl was impossible for me to stand on them or put my shoes on. I had to so to bed for more than s week. My hands were also swollen and were so painful that I could not use them. I tried several remedies that were recommended, but without results. It was through a friend Of mine, who lives in New Britais, that I first learned of the
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
M FIGHT CONTRACre

New York Aug 14 CPl-Tack kearns, manager of Mickey Walker and Jack Dempsey. called at the offices of the New York state ath- letic commission today hut did not sign any contract inyolvins the of Walker or Dempsey. The commission asked Kearns to post pone any action in Dempsay's behalf until next Tuesday in that the full hoard was not Eresent today.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
POLISH CORRIDOR IS
 SEEN AS BIG MENACE
Institute Speaker Sees Tn Thts An other "AIsace- Lorraine" Issue
 In Europe

Tilliamstown, Mass, Aug II t1l- Professor Bernadotte E, schnpitt of the University of Chicago, said at his round table on European prob lems at the WilliamstoWn Institute today, that Germanys reported un- willingness to guarantee her eastern frontier under the proposed secur- ity pact was due 10 the creation Of new Alsace-Lorraine by the treaty of Nersailles-the Polish corridor"
 There should have been plebi- scite in a matter so important" Professor Schmitt said. What would we say if Canada acquired by con- quest strip of land cutting off
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Dayton Bandit Holds Up
 Six, Gets S2O.0OO in Cash

Dayton. 0. Aug II lRl-A rohher held ID siX emploves of the North bavton branch Of ths Davton Sar- lngs and Trust Co today and es- cAned Nlth approMmatelv &o" ooo The hold-up man applrently bad been hiding in the h2s.ln-rt of th, building all night
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Violent Storm Ravages
 Lido Beach Near Neuice

Venice, Aug II CPs-A terrihc storm today spread alarm in the crowd Of visitors Of many national- tics at the famous Lido Beach. where tho violence Of the wind and "a'"s "as such as 10 sweep out to sea +1 hlrhins houses.
 Tn" storm vas also sercye inside the cltr of Venice. where II uprooted one Of the three enormous fagpoles n the tqu?ra of s. Marks The city authorities have forbidden traf hc in the nelEhhorhood until the pole is fNel securely again.
 EIAn THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
STANLEY WORKS OUTING

The annual outing of Department 4l of the Stanley Works will be held at Morris Cove tomorrow. The men will leave the Y. NJ. C. A. at 9 o'clock in the morning and the return trip will be made in the early evening, A feature Of the day will be the annual swimming match be- tween smith and Fender, Last year the race was won by Smith.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
DENY PURCHASE or LAND

New York, Aug. 14 tPl-Oficial Is of the Bethlehem Steel corporation today denied reports from Indiana that the company had purchased coco acres of land west of the In diana state prison at Michigan City. as site for new steel mills,
 Walter ]. Riley banker Of East Chicago. Indiana. who was reported to have sold the land, confirmed ru- mors of the sale but declined to in dicate whether the steel companv was the purchaser, The corporation has maintained a policy of concen- rating its plants in the east and snufh
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
rROT. WEXFORD DEAD

Alfred. N. Y, Aug. 14, P-Pro- lessor William Carleton Whitford. 5o' tor several years a professor at Alfred university is dead today at his home here. Death was due to an attack of heart disease. Pro- lessor Whitford was a graduate Of Colgate university of the class Of 1886 and of the Untcn Theological seminary He was brother of pr. Edward Nhitford of the College of the City of New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
LOTT WINS MATCH

Southampton. \. Y, Aug, 14 oPl- George NJ Lott, Jr.. of Chicago. ninth in national ranking, entered the final round of the 24nd annual Southampton tennis tournament at the Meadow club today. hy scoring 2 straight set victory over Cedric A. Major of New York by scores of s-3. 6-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Sl EpRlSt, PARTY

Miss Mary MartinchrE uas the guest Of honor at surprise lHrth- Jay party last nlGht in the home of Miss Anna Grayson of aS1 Stanley street and vas tenIored many h@aHtlful gifts b' ahout -s friends who were present The plrtv sren,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

an enlocable evening playing games and taking part in all informal en- ter'ainment Miss Grayson furnish "d seN "ral piano solos
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

ten Chamberlain, the British for. tisn secretary, did not affect the main lines of policy.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

A Goffstown (N. HI resident re- csntlr drove across the continent in an -"t" 3 distance of 4ao miles and h21 but one puncture
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Inc Nnf Result

Another net result of Browning S experience is a hae Of clothes he bought for Mary while she still was Cinderella Robert Fl Durret FroWninE's friend, has the clothes because Mary refused to take them when nunnAt brought them to her house Wednesday night, at Rrorn- lnEs direction Prnuninr said zes. terday Dunnst coul1 kser the clothes
 Regarding Mary Loutse.s disar- rointmenf over the frustrattcn or her dreams. Rrovn1nrs statement roetically explains the same kindly Providence that watches over us all tntervened to save Mary from her own childish ignorance and 10 awaken her from a beautiful dream while the beauty of fl stiu lay be fore her The awakening 7as shock to Mary hut 2 necessary nart. nevertheless of her education in the law of cause and effect and sn ob- lect lesson in the cautious conduct required in one of her SEX and wears
 VIII Not Re Disappointed
 IL Is probable that then the h~s- teris and depression of the -cre ert
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
SPlTZBERGEN FORMALLY
 GIVEN OVER TO NORWAY
Archipelago Was Awarded To Coun- try By Treaty Signed in
 Paris In 1920

Oslo, Norway. Aug. 14 F-Nor- way today took official possession of the svalbard. or Spitzbergen, Archi- pelago, which was awarded her by international treaty signed in Paris, February g. 1920.
 Oslo was decorated with flags to- day Tn honor of the occasion and ss- lutes were fired from the Akershus fortress. Premier Morickel issued a statement declaring that "the in- corporation of Svalbard makes Aug ust 14 q red letter day in our his- tory"
 At ceremonies held at Advent Bay. the principal settlement Of spitzbergen, Paal A, Berg. minister of justice. read the act of incor- poration.
 svalbard C'cool coast") Is the name given by the ancient Morse men to the islands in the Arctic ocean which they discovered In 1194 and are known today as Spitzber- gen, The political control of the archipelago Tas under dispute dur ing the latter half of the last cen tury, and 1t was decided only after the World War by the supreme council at Paris, which awarded the islands to Norway.
 The spttzbersen treaty of 1920, confirming the supreme councils de cision, Vas signed by the United States, the British Empire France, Italy. Japan. Holland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
 spitzbergen as ben the iumpof point Tor numerous Arctic explorers. Including Roald Amundsen on his recent attempted flight 10 the north rols.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
BROWNING ISSUES
 FINAL STATEMENT
Thus Is Written Last Chapter in
 Adoption Case

New York, Aug t4.-~Edward Browning, real estate operator whose romantic dream of making d modern Cinderella out of ol-year- old Mary Louise Spas uas sensa tionally dispelled 2 few days ago. when his adoption of her vas void cd, held 2 final reception to news raper men in his office at No. l55 West 72nd street yesterday after noon, passed out cigars and issued the long awaited statement that u,as to tell all
 MT Bro"ning heFan hv saving. nnodestlv:
 T have refrainod from discusstne at length and Tn detail the circum- stances surrounding my adoption of Mary Spas and have Ignored to the point of evaporation the unjust in SnN2tions and statements contained in some newspaper articles
 With the cycle completed ss he referred to the return of Mary Louise to her parents. Mir. Rrnn ninr sal0 he felt it uas "qn aprrorriata time to speak at some length pith reference 10 the suhlect-matter of the recent public comment
 Feels Gratitude
 Although I was for tin,e re sentful of the attention attrao ote5 "a me and to Mary Spas hv the off ''7'S. I no" look ha>k with a deer sense Of gratitude for Commissioner cooler and District Attornev New comhe that the result of their acti- 'ltlHS was all that could be desired and highly beneficial to me"
 Browning showed more than 2 thousand letters hA has recoire1 from young and old. male and fe- male which he h3d tumbled to- Eether in huge pile. All asked adoption or other bounty Aprar- NntIy BroTninEs brief career as the foster father of Cinderella led many 10 believe he was Santa Claus
 The letters all were srmrathetlc and commendatory. Mir Rron'nlnc said and he invited inspection. On. from a young married 7oman e Riverside Drive inc1osed her photo graph and offered Browning he, friendship.
 One woman wrote she vas rl and wanted money for an N.ray 10 find cut what was the matter 4 little girl who said her hair was light originally. complained it 7as getting darker and wanted money "to buy to stuff to keep it light" Another wanted Browning to get hack the piano the instal1mert rlen had taken away.
 The Nnt Result
 Another net result of Ercu-riy-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

II Is probable that -.hen the h~s- teris and depression of the moment