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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
BUYING ORDERS
|. FLOOD STREET
Rising Prices Bring in Out
side Spectators
WALL STREET JOURNAL FISAS-
GIAL HENiEw

NEW YORK. Aug, 1.-THE public
appetite Tor stocks was whettsd by
last weeks spectacular dcmonstfa-
lions on tho side or rising prices
ard additional buying orders poured
into Wall street from All sections
ot the country over the Weekend
Further substantial advances oC-
CURED iu various sections Of the
market un1rr the leadership ~ the
nigh pFir ed industTiniK Mack
Trucks scared about four points 10
fresh record high at 22i and
WsstlnEhousc AirbfaEe climbed 81.
points 10 l19as.
The rails were almost uniformly
buoynnt with New York Central ga
the lead, That stock attained a new
high on the current move to 800
while Wabash common reached the
best levels OF It's history at 4zL
FURTHER gains were also scored by
chesapeake 4 Ohio and other re-
cent fayorlten
News highs on the movement wer,
reached by numerous ndustriuls. In
Guiding Mack Truck. White. West
snEhpuse AlFbrake. Aiiis ChalmerH.
American Smelling and Infcynation-
al Harvester
The market closed higher. Clos
ing prices included. L. & Steel.
iEEs ~ = Mack Truck. z2s1k. up
Westinghouse, 7sSs. up ga:
Chicago Pneumatic Tool. isz. up
= Westinghouse Air Brake. 1894
up ia Dupont, 1905. Off AZ Ais
Chalmers. S. Up ~: International
Harvester. lsfik New YORK Central.
l&2 up 2ss. n. & O., SIis. UP Il,
Reading. 50. up = Great Northern,
- up zA NJ X e. r. III. up
Rock Island. 80. up x l.. q n.
iia. up e Western Pacific. aSa.. up
az New Haven. 31N, up 7s: Penn.
syiNania. t7... up =.
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Aug, t7-Str IT, y. AioKan-
dor from Los Angeles Via san Francisco
nj Q a. M, str Edward LucBcnbach FROM
Boston via ports ut $3.50 a, N. Aus 49,
str city OF spokane from Rairen VIA
ports Mt noon, Btr hoerdyk from Ant.
werp Vim ports at u. m, ctr Admiral
Uodman from ocean Falls At n. m, str
Dorothy Alexander from Los Angeles
Via san Francisco at u, m,
sailed Aug. IT,. Str Shgndnhoc for
baltimore via ports nt . %, me- str shld-
zuokn Maru for Tacoma ut u. m,
Aug. tG.--str Dilworth for Los Angeles
at 3 y. M, Htr Dorothy Alexander for
Sound ports At i,a0 y. mo str kowanoo
for Avon Mt 2:15 u. ma ptr Willsolo for
baltimore via ports AZ 4 Il M str Aka
ptsnn Maru for orient Via GrhyH Harbor
a. 1875 y. M. str Nordlc for Brisbane,
Newcastle ana sydney Via San Francis
90 ~ $40 y. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. 49, Foreign sr.
change opened steady Sterling. ttssB,
francs. t0.0issh lire, io.0ss1s, nsi.
GUM, 100f50a marks. 1850. Sweden,
1885. Norway 1855
Foreign exchange closed steady DC.
maud sterling. fts5a francs, to.0iG7,
Hrs. i0o3GiN. Belgium. io0lsG; marks
23s0. Holland. 1917, Sweden. 1855: Nor.
way 1sit. Montreal, 81 Greece
10 0ib6N Russia, 5l5. Shanghai. I'M
Yokohama. iti3,
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

8mlthn Covc TermInnI-PIer FI-SIr
President Grant,
Great Northern Terminal Str shdEuoku
Muru,
Pier 14HaSu Cndarcttn
Htll Street Terminal H. l., ~ r.
Hentera swiftnTr.
pitr e. Mr. Avn
pier g-Strs Alaska, Victoria,
pier D--Ms Culburrn.
ppolfic Coast Coal Bunkcrs Str New
port News
w. X. Shipping Board Moorlbgs RtrE
west ilimrod Eastern Gale.
Connecticut street Terminal Schra Eric,
Annie NJ Campbell, str Wcst 1son,
Pacific Steamship Torhnal- stI ruth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
San Francisco Produce
Saturday. Quotations

Butter Extras, 5thc: prime flrsts,
nominal.
Eggs Extras 45i4c. extra puilets, s7c;
Understood pullets, gee.
Cheese Cal flats. fancy. firstr. 24Lc.
cal. Young Americas. fancy csc; ore.
Ron TripleH, 2ic; Oregon Young
Americas. 27c,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Incendiaries

Hated Froetter You BE- able 10 set w merely set
ting fire and damaging property your
the death Of they did the minfo
you're getting yourself you're
murder charge hot chase eventually
hrNNrc CItIEF REATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Everybody in Seattle

Dear Folks Why Sunday YOU who
don't Yesterday sermons In Seattle
churches and lot good ausrtcts
And APPENDED rectal5 Try
next sunday viii possibly you think There
is nothing hcf'hicr for the mind than thinking
CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To the Coast Guard Gutter Bear

Dear Warrior glad TO hear that had escaped being
wrecked farNpuh realize that down fighting
would be appropriate rather than rong forgotten at
some old dock Hut then hate think who have done
much wrecked Perhaps better found TO make
your ending honorable aud memorable Bon voyage.
CHIEF SEATTLE
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Weather Bureau Report

Cspeeinl from tho u. weather Bureau
TATOosH ISLAND. Aug II. q. m,
Barometer rising, cloudy, hBHt fog
in STRAITS. wltnd northoas ~ miles an
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Seattle Pioneers

Dear odrmcn Arc all The bis tomorrow
nlEhta I'm getting a believe IN
all
bunch of big
SEATTLE
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Conductor 1435, Municipal Railway

Dear SUI Ie od CHIEF has noticed scyefal Times
being helpful He sfth
bundles making seats crowded
follow like yourself doos the street
railway system thau propaganda,
CmlEE sEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To the City Council

DEAR LeEsato Your efforts
praxcNprthy application
the demands doubt appcay
CHIEF SEATTLE.
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Seattle Wheat

No ! Western white. Sl,bii No. soft
white, Sl,hi No. western white. Si.5a,
No / hard winter, s153, No. north.
ern spring, 'l,5t. No. I big blur stem,
f1.6D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To the Creator of "Out Our Way"

Dear JIM hear Euus enter number 81 contests NJ tho
tg Chicago sou yourself eowpunehsr
hot then be 20 lie
hope you clean up some prizes at tho big show
CHIEF SEATTLE
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1e11e1,e from
ADjcHIEF. CEATTLE
To Seattle Park Bands

Dear ausioaHs know get paid for d ana that t your Job
hu grateful
and real music tho your Sunday park ms great
sun and hope you continue putting the work ana
giving the public the best kind o possible
CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Two Policemen

Dear Cops drive Joint University ~
Friday about waited with booueFser
but you disappointed mouths ana ju
want to remind that there drinking fountain IN front Of tho
Labor Temple. a steps away. CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Old Jupiter Pluvius

Dear Jupv: Well finally haven't
Rain pabcd Northwest
we grateful, u has done Thanks,
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17

Dry Chief II
enforcing the dry
staff
You VIII find your problem knoty CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Home Brew

Dear old coumnis Well with great
Nefrehod store OF humor suppose No that everybody
De- glad TO back again The scented without
that familiar caption and column head of the front
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Aunt Agnes, ro-Woolley

Aunue' Wondcu indeed, Of Tho white
who forcte the
that hacking the That suppose the
drawbacks TO walking thru tho world tight
old chief intes you; your increase and
exceedingly great in tho land CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
To Northwest Merchants

Chief you lgwam You win
find interesting things pleasure no
doubt will profit prosperity OF our great
Northwest depends largely tho cooperation
existing between the CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17

EXPLOITS Hnd adventures
have your sou afr max
ms The Star readers happy hy relating
bis amooua adventures May tho many
day. CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
PRICE OF Giants
UP NEXT WEEK
Lack Of Fruit Liable to
Send Prices Up

Cantaioupes viii probably be higher
next week. owing 10 growing trn-
dcnry OF shippers 10 hold back their
product owing 10 the rock bottom
prices now prevailing The best
caninluupcH are selling at 75c per
Giraffe. while others ranged down 20
shc.
Waiermeians are settling At approx.
imaieiy &c. with II large supply on
the tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17

Alexander
Associated on Terminal Str Nownnco
standard on Terminal Mg Ap0N
Commercial Boiler Worls- strs William
NJ, Tuppcr, Santa Ann,
llbnford street Terminal Str NRgndAhoc
Spokane Street Terminal Str Willaolo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Ito Carl Reiter, MANAGER Orpheum Theatre

Dtar Caf II
and Seattle viii look YOUR coming
season. CHIEF SEATTLE,
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Sugar Easy. Raw, $3.50; refined, firm,
srnnul0ted, S6,35@b,50,
Coffce-No. Rio, 20A No I Santos
2gU28hc.
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a. Chemical
g. american beauty (flower)
90. TO unfold
49, Female sheep.
20. Uncommon.
So Melody.
.53 Resinous substance used in
lacquer,
.5f Self.
DO Measure for cloth.
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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NONDAt
Al ii 4.

AUG. II
First High Tide
Is4a3 a. M n5 r.
First Low Tide
81 a M, 0e O..
second High Tide
lts5 = m Ill a.
! second Low Tide
| 1899 y. mo- 60 a.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

NbN
AtG. ~
First nigh Tide
git a. IN. a.b n.
First Low Tide
teGltump o. u.
second High Tide
S3al - m. ti3 II.
second Low Tide
10 100 p N" 5s It.
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WHOLESALE TIOuR. GRAlN. LEEr


Ntnifa-Ton ........'ss '.......... 400
straw ..........,.......... .1o,oO9l7,o
IlmnthS ....,.'s.....,s'.s..s .'2IVp
MiNeu ....,...,,......s,. ..s.'..NbVD
Wheat hay 49,. .....,,..,......,lb.
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BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle

80
Portland
International., 1925-11-22
J. S. SULLIVAN DIES
FROM INJURIES IN AN
AUTOMOBILE WRECK

/, PHOENIX, Nov. 21.-John S.
Sullivan, former Santa Fe special
officer and a resident of Phoenix
for several years, died at st.
Joseph's hospital as the result of
a broken back sustained in an au..
omobile accident.
The accident occurred when the
car in which Mr.. Sullivan and his
wife were riding, left the highway
and overturned down an embank-
ment 80 miles west of Phoenix.
Mrs. Sullivan suffered a broken
shoulder in the accident.
International., 1925-11-22
TWO MEN INJURED
SERIOUSLY AS CAPS
EXPLODE IN BLAZE

KINGMAN, Nov. 21.-Charles
Roe and Fred Sturzenegger were
seriously injured when a large
number Of giant caps exploded in
camp fire at the Sturzenegger
camp near Francis creek. Both
men suffered injuries that pro-
badly will result in permanent dis
figurement to their faces and it
is thought that Roe will lose the
sight of one eye.
The caps were thrown into the
fire together with some old powder
while the two men were cleaing
up the camp.
International., 1925-11-22
PHOENIX GETS CATTLE
GROWERS ANNUAL MEETING

PHOENIX, Nov. 21.-For the
first time in the last Is years, the
American National Livestock as
sociation will meet in Phoenix on
January 13, ID, and Is, it is an
nounced, and at the same time,
the annual convention of the Ari-
Zona Cattle rowers' association
will be held in the same city.
Plans already are Under way to
make these two meetings, which
will be attended by the most i'm
portant growers Of livestock in
II states, the most interesting and
the most successful in the history
of either organization. Hundreds
of cattlemen from all parts Of the
west are expected at the meeting.
Harry c. Boice, president of the
Arizona growers has asked that
Arizona cattlemen be in the city
a few days before the convention
opens,if possible, in order to meet
and talk with visiting delegates
who arrive before January 18th.
This will be the nineteenth an
nual convention of the state as
sociation. This meeting probably
will consist only Of a short busi-
ness session, in order that the
delegates can devote most of their
time to meeting with the national
body. the announcement said.
Fred Bixby, president of the
national association, arrived in
Phoenix Friday. Hubbard Russell,
president of the California Cat.
tlemen's association and managing
director of the Arizona California
Cooperative Marketing associa-
ton, also is in Phoenix.
International., 1925-11-22
CLARK ESTATE TOTAL VAL
UE Is $47,763, 5Os.4e

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 21.-In-
ventory and appraisement of the
estate of former Senator w. A.
Clark, filed in district court here
fixes the total value at $47,763.
508.49. It is signed by James c..
Philips, Mes Heslet and Phil c..
Goodwin, appraisers. Property
within Montana or subject to its
jurisdiction aggregates $16,123,
061.S5; Pennsylvania, $2,7O9,.
008.66; District Of Columbia. $21.-
315.68; New York, $11,593,S20.-
81; New Jersey, $3,219,917.52.
Colorado, $24,732.O0; Nevada
$129, ,981.63. Utah, $45,OO0.O0.
California, $2,916,442.11; Della
ware $8,178,436.00; Arizona, ST.
|s46,5O9.35. and Washington
$655, 5,783.16.
International., 1925-11-22
FROM SUPERIOR

DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Kingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Houtson, Mr..
and Mrs, J. H. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Watson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall, all of Superior, Ari
zona. arrived yesterday to spend
the weekend in Nogales. Las
night the visitors, accompanied bv
Judge and Mrs. Frank J. DUFFY
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Harrison
made up a party visiting the Cos
'mopolitan Cafe.
International., 1925-11-22
Page Nine

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Weadock
were visitors here last week from
Tucson where Mr.. Weadock is
connected with the Arizona Daily
Star.
International., 1925-11-22

The regular monthly dinner
dance at the Officers Club at
Camp Little took place last night
and as usual was a delightful af-
fair.
International., 1925-11-22

Hal Prince and Mr.. Marshall re-
turned to Phoenix, Saturday, af-
ter business trip to the border.
Our Job Work Pleases.
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
new Treatment FOR
SWOLLEN GLANDS
Use MOOne's Emerald Oil

People who have enlarged glands
ought to know that by freely apply
ing Emerald Oil daily the gland can
be brought to a head and all the
germs and poisonous secretions dis
charged and destroyed.
Furthermore the opening will heal
surely and speedily and without leav-
ing an unsightly scar. People who de-
sire this treatment should secure q
two-ounce original bottle OF Emerald
Oil (full strength) and use as direct
ed. It is a very concentrated prep
aration and a small quantity lasts
long time. 1t Is also used to reduce
swollen veins and dissolve goitre. Peo-
pies Drug Stores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

finados, pero hasta ahora no nos
hemos decidido por alguno. Parece
que Ell cebo de los ciento cincuenta
dineros por la ejecuci6n de cada
REQ, es un excelente acicate pira
los aspirantes a este puesto.
Aqui en- preside siempre Sc no
ia cierto asco hacia ell verdugo, "
para evitar este es que tan pronto
como Sc nombre este casi 10 aisla-
mos de los demas reclusos. Esto sc
podria evitar cambiando por COM
pleto este sistema anticuado de col
gar a los reos. FL trabajo del ver-
dugo en- este case es mucho mas ar
duo que 81 Sc hiciera por ell sistema
de Ia silla electrical. En- muchos pre-
sidios de EE. UU. los nisnos con-
finados desconocen cual es cl brazo
ejecutor de La Justicia ya que Ia
acci6n del verdugo so.amente con-
siste en- apretar ell switch.
Parece que ell receso obligatorio
que desde 1914 Sc impuso, este afo
va a ser opimo en- frutos de muer-
tes dentro de las vetustas paredes
del presidio. Use impondra con es-
to un dique a la inmensa ola de
crimenes que en- estos ultimos aflos
ha invadido a la isla?
Esperemos....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

to de la catastrofe, saIeron hacia
ala varias ambrlancias, va que los
heridos eran numerosos.
Entire los pasajeros de la qua
qua Maryland, resultaron heridoS,
Ell cobrador, Miguel de Jesus, con
una herida en- la cara, 1eve. Fran.
cisco Echavarri, herida en- la ca
IA, leve. FL policia insular, Juan
c. del Vale, una herida en- Ell p6-
mulo izquierdo. Ricardo Just, he
ridas en- la cara, frente pecho. Els
te pasajero esta en- estado grave.
Entire los pasajeros de la qua
qua Vanina, resultaron heridos, Girls
pin Pesante, una espantosa heri-
da en- La nariz. Pesante esta en- es-
tado grave. Ana Emilia R. de Mon
talvo, una herida en- La frente, y
otra confusion en- ell cerebro, lie re-
Manuel Montalvo, una herida de
caracter leve. Carmelo Velez, uAa
herida en- la frente, de caracter
leve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
DON VICTOR FIOL RAMOS

Hemos tenido el grato placer
de saludar en- esta redaccion al
distinguido Y culto caballero, don
Victor Fiol Ramos, quien desde
hace mucho tempo reside en- los
Estados Unidos, donde .sabe poner
alto, muy alto, el buen nombre
de nuestro pals.
FL senor Fioi Ramos, represen-
ia a la acredidata firma "Natio-
nal Consumers Paper Corp, de
New York, la cuaI Sc dedica la
venta de todos los productos del
ramo de papeleria, Y goza de
gran credito Y prestigio no sola-
mente en- los Estados Unidos, si-
no que tambien en- ell extranjero.
Ell distinguido amigo, es un in
telectual de talla, y su bien cor
tada pluma siempre ha estado al
servicio de los intereses de nues-
tro pals, en- cuya defensa ha sa-
bido librar grandes campanas.
Cuando en- nuestra isla sc hizo
tan intensa campana contra ell ex-
gobernador Reilly, ell Sr. Fiol Ra-
mos, que Sc encontraba en- ell
Norte, puso su inteligencia toda
al servicio de esa causa, publican
do numerosos articulos en- casi
todos los grandes rotativos anne
ricanos, pidiendo la destitucion
del gobernador Reilly en- bien de
los puertorriquefos.
Ell MUNDO tiene su mas
afectuoso saludo de bienvenida
para el distinguido amigo Y ca
ballero a su llegada al lar ma
two.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
UNA CARTA DEL PRESIDENTE
COOLIDGE A DON ROBERTO H.
TODD.

Enero II, 1925.
LA CASA BLANCA,
Washington.
Mi estimado senior Comisionado:-
Aunque lamento que ell Servicio
de Immigration va a perder un Co
misionado habil por motive de sl
renuncia de aquel destino en- ell puer
to de San Juan, 10 congratulo por
el honor conferido por ell pueblo en
donde usted ha vivido y servido, por
haberlo elegido A1calde de esa ciu-
dad.
Sc me ha informado del excelente
servicio que usted ha efectuado Y la
cooperation que usted ha dado a
los otros funcionarios adnunistra-
tivos del Departamento del Ira
bajo en- el cumplimento dc gus
deberes.
Al aceptar su renuncia para te-
ner efecto al asunir usted sus nue.
voS deberes como AIcalde en- Enc
70 IL, 10 hago con pesar, pero
con los mejores deseos para su con-
tinuo @xito en- ell servicio pdbh-
CO.
Muy suyo,
(Firmado) Calvin COOLIDGE.
Hon. Robert H. Todd.
San TuoY DUer+o pioo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
DON PEDRO J. BoURET

Ha regreSado a San Juan ell muy
distinguido amigo don Pedro j.
Bouret, comerciante de esta plaza
v uno de los elementos mas pree-
minentes de la Colonia francesa, a la
Que presto valiosos servicios duran
te La guerra mundial.
Don Pedro j. Bouret, quien resi-
de con su esposa e hijos en- Cali
fornia, ha sido objeto de entusias-
tas homenajes, que le han tributa-
do las personals de su amistad.
LIE enviamos nuestro mas afec-
tuoSo saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
DON MANUEL M. DE LA VEGA

Hoy EMBARGO para La Guaira,
de donde seguir& v1aje para Colon
bia y otras Republicas de la Anne
rica del Sur, Ell muy quito caballe-
ro y hombre de negocios don Ma
nuel NJ. de la Vega, vicepresidente
de una poderosa corporation neo-
yorquina y uno de los jovenes por-
torriquefios que mas honran su
pals.
Don Manuel M. de la Vega retpr-
nara dentro de seis meses a
a Schenectady, donde estan las
principales oficinas de la Corpora
cion de que 81 forma parte, pero
Sc detendra algunas horas en- Pto.
Rico, donde Sc lie estima en- 10 mu-
cho que vale y merece.
Deseamos feliz viaje excelentes
negocios al culto y cabaIleroso ami
go. y xE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

mente publicada por un diario yes
pertino.
rreas ofcio q. he aprendido aqui y
Todo el dia me 10 paso tejiendo &C
q ademas de ser una buena distrac
ci6n hago con Ell una buena 1nver-
sion del tempo va que este me pro
duce algunos centavos. Por la no.
che asisto La escuela donde he
aprendido mucho bueno Y nuevo.
volviendo de nuevo al cauce de
la conversation de la que nos ha-
biamos alejado gun POGO, lie pregun-
tamos sobre su estado de amino
en- los momentos en- que lie era lei
da la sentencia.
-siempre cansa pavor este mo-
mento que undo a La solemnidad
con que Sc llevan cabo las cere-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
INVESTIGATION.

Ell Hon. Juez Municipal, de la
Secei6n Segunda, Lcdo. Manzano
Avifio, practice Ia investigation pre-
liminar, ordenando ell arresto lie
ambos chauffeurs.
Los heridos fueron conducidos al
Cuarto de Socorros de Puerta de
TERRA, donde Sc les atendi6 de pri
mera intenci6n, y 1uego, los mas
graves, fueron trasladados Y re-
cluidos en- Ell Hospital Municipal
de Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
NUEVO CABLE SUBMARINE
DE LA WESTERN UNION
ENTIRE ESPANA Y AMERICA

FL lunes dfa 26 qued6 alberto
para ell servicio pdblico ell nuevo
cable de la Western Union, que
une a Espana directamente con
America, dicho cable, ell unico di-
recto entire Espana Y America,
parte de New York a Malaga, Y
viene a llenar una necesidad CO.
mercial de gran importancia,
puesto que con este nuevo cable
de especial construction ell tempo
invertido sera reducido grande-
mente, facilitando asi todos las
operaciones comerciales entire Es-
paiia y todos los pafses de Anne
rica.