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Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry

DIAMONDs-reset while you walt and in your own presence at |. ReSniek'a $40 Main St. opp. Commercial St,
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vENDERs-and bodies straishtened, Pal ace Garage 3s E. Main St. real Phune 2gg0
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IEs-GouldE. Try our service, there is ncne better. Gould Battery Service Co, lio East Main. Tel. 7Vs and iuO West Main Tel. 37i0.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

MONEY TO LOAN-in any amount on tIAN and secund mortgages. P. J. MuI' ray & O.. S26 Main St. Phone 2OSl-s. MONEY TO LoAN-Third and second ulortgaEeA Schultz 6 cos'slIo. 7ts Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
Service station. Repairing

AUTO ELEC. SERVICE-Philco auto and radio batteries. startine. lighting F. n,ttun. ll+ Franklin sl. 0, A. Aoete. DETROIT AUTO PAINTING sHoP-SsS Park St
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AUTUMOTlvE
Autos and IruckA for Sale

SPECIAL USED GAR SALE pcdgs Brothers coupe. 1928. Dodge Brothers screen dery, isS. Ford, tudor. 1894. Nash sedan, 1924. Mavwsll sedan. 1928. Ford touring. (D, 1928. Ford touring. 1922. EAih touring .ear, is2s. Nash coupe, is2t.
 A. G. HAwKER. yt ELM ST. PHONE 24Ss,
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Houses For Sale

BELVIpERE-We must sell this ultra modern ' room cottage on lot 7SXl50. adjoining the new city park. steam heat fireplace, oak floor and trim. Owner has left city and will sacrifice price, Your gain. Hdw're City Coop Assn, Ai.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

TlISu1tSS OUpUItU tUlIWItS FV MEAT MAREET-and grocery store, so Ward St, Hartford. Doing good busi- ness owner retired. Inquire 50 Ward St. ssk for Peter, Tel. 5.14Sa,
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LEAKING RApIATORs-Quick service, Expert attention; low ratet; oont iet .nien ieake lead to heavy repair expense
 body deuts ren1oved. tendels straishten' ed. 0 Seeker. l6 Hung er!ord Court.
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PIANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re- paired All work guaranteed. Walter
 II. KoveI, l27 Greenwood St. Tel. 2l2c-4
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Repairing X PIano tuning

CLOTHEs-caled for and delivered by Ya Lnndon Valet servtce. Ye London
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Wantctl--To Rent

SIX OR SEVEN RooM-house or tene. went wanted hv American family Thoroughly moderr, Desirable location Write, Box Hi~I.
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FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

BUILDING LOANS-and second mortg- ages, moderate rates. P. c. Box l62.
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Pressing and Tailoring

HOUSE PAIST1NG-paper hanging,
 decorating and general iohbing. O. E.. pelorge- 10 Star St, City. Phone 2s9S-5.
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TEsTED-and matched condenters. Head quarters for Browning Drake sets. Ed serly's Radio Service Station. Kensing- ton. Phone 6S7-S.
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GARAGE-and gelieral repairing. Paige and Jewett Herv,ce Bat hour Service Sta, sla Eak Main St. Phone sslO.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and rencments

TWO MONTHS RENT FREE-ln tn. fol. lowing locations R taken at once. Maple St.. Park st., Hartford Ave. and North
 st" and North St For particulars see NJ Cohn. Main s,. Phone at:S or :i.i,
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Painting, Paper Hanging

AN OLD HOUsE-is made new with fresh
 paint and new wall paper. Let us sue'
 mt ap estimate, Morgan. Kingsley & Thompson, Inc. All Main St. Phone 6S4.
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RaGdN

RApTOS-3 and tube. tubes, batteries and speaker. $50 If taken this week NarFop 2T1 Main St
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RELNIpERE-2 family house for sale, Ahlreks. Box s.MH. Nerald Office.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

SMALL FARMS room house, 25 to SN
 minutes walk to center. Inquire 6:So
 to $ s..m., or to D. m. Italian Rock Store, 4al Main St. Phone s505-i2.
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MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

EUREKA-e electric vacuum cleaner for SEQ A good buy. L. E. Audrews, 4ol
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VOW CO ON WITH the STORY


E'ARLY the. next morning while
IL Gloria and Ranghild were busily
unpacking the wardrobe trunk. the
front doorhell rang three times.
That's Mrs. Scymour's ring Ask
her 10 como up here. please. Rang
HID" Gloria said.
sure enough. Il was May.
May triumphant! In a new spring
suit and felt hat crowned with
lllnes' Sho was freshly rouEed and
powdered. And there was flicker
of humor in her green eyes
In short. May was herself againl
''Ah, hah. you thought I'd be In
sackcloth and ashes. didn't your" she
asked Gloria In her impudcnt way,
''iust because I'd had a rundown
from a club OF miserable old frumps
Not on your eyebrow pencil Those
danes can't high,hat me. dearie
don't want TO belong to their little
group OF serious thinkers"
May sat down before Gloria's
dressing table and rubbed some per-
fume under her pointed chin She
grinned impishly
Are you going TO Join? l don't
exactly see you in Home women's
club. she said. You're hardly q
housekeeping type. Glory. 1 wish
you wouldn't Join. | think you
owe II TO me not to! Just 10 show
those women that they can't snuh
me. and get away with IT,
I've promised Mother Gregory
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I'D join" she said. She had no In.
tcnuon OF being an outcast along
with May. There wero points where
friendship ceased. This was one OF
them
al thought you didn't care a darn
whether you got into tho club or
not, anyway" Gloria went on. You
Just said you didn't"
May bit her lip.
"rhat was pure bunk" she con-
fessed "whistiIng in she dark 20
keep up my courage"
May wiped her eyes and blew her
nose loudly. Gloria could see that
she was having hard work to fight
back the tears In her eyes,
Between you and me, Gloria, =
she said ahakily. its all but Killed
me 10 hear that they didn't want me
In that club, nevor used 20
care what women said about meA but
this go, my goat somehow. You take
a from me. it's no use trying to buck
other women. They've laid down
certain lines. and unless a girl fol
lows them. they'll gct her /.
they've almost got me.
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HAY fever and
ASTHMA NOW CURED
BY new TREATMENT
Many Former Sufferers Re
port Speedy Cures by
inexpensive Home
Treatment

Sufferers OF Hay Fever and Asth.
ma should welcome the discovery
of d. j. Lane OF st. Marys, Kan.
sas. Mr.. Lane has perfected the
treatment for Hay Fever and
Asthma that seemingly conquers all
symptoms Of the dread disease.
Users who have been cured by this
new treatment are highly enthusi.
astic in their praises OF this re.
markable discovery. Mr.. Lane him.
self has so much confidence his new
treatment will cure-that he offers
to send a s1.25 bottle, postpaid, 10
any sufferer who will write him.
Mr.. Lane does not expect any mon
cy until this treatment has cured
and the person taking It is to be
the Judge.
II you wish to be rid Of Hay
Fever or Asthma, write Mr.. lane
stating which trouble you have, at
416 Lane Bldg, st. Marys, Kansas.
for his generous offer. Send no
money--Just your name and address.
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like u wise lie Kissed her hungrily,
Gloria closed her eyes
"Laok out" Stan yelled lie
grabbed the steering wheel just IN
time TO keep them from awervinE OF
tho road into tho ditch that ran
along Il,
Gloria strengthened her hat and
took tighter hold on the wheel.
Well Hho SIGHED. III have to
die Ia an automobile accident, I'd
rather be with you al tho time than
anyone else IN tho worldH
Stan smiled grlmly.
I'm NOS 30 keen on dying Just
now, SO keep your eyes on the road, -
he said Under his hnrbhncHs.
Gloria dropped Ike "a flower.
II was blue dusk when they drove
hack into town Tho strrctlampa
made golden pools IN tho wet streets.
CLoRtA drove tho car into a
VI dark and lonely sidc.strcet to ls,
wayburn out a few days Rgo this
prtr8utiou would never have oc-
CURED 20 her But since May had
been black ballrd ny the Home
women'a club, Gloria was afraid ot
people and the things they might
say about her and Stan
'wIll you meet me day after 70,
morrow same ,imn and place.
Stan asked. opening tho door Of tho
machine.
Gloria shook her head.
Cant" she tald. That's Thurr
dag. Two promised May I'd so 70
the card.ciub meeting that day
sho lonEed 70 ask him why he
couldn't meet her the next afternoon
But she hadn't the cuunEo She
had a miserable conviction that there
wan a woman mixed VIZ in every
thing Stan did. every engagement, hc
had.
Search for tho woman. and sou
often found Stan. at tho same time
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THAT afternoon a ieitor came.

T,HAT afternoon letter came,
4 large white envelope with
handwriting that had q certain dash.
careless charm.
Gloria knew, somehow, that It wus
from Stanley wayhurn before she
looked at II. a thrill ran thru her
as she opened a.
''Russct. dear" Il said There's
so much want to say TO you And
yet when | come 10 write Il. n
isn't much just this; must
see you whcn7 Where?, Make it
soon. Phone me"
! No name was signed TO tho little
note. Gloria didn't like that II
seemed cownrdly not 20 sign ones
name to n letter. She would
have liked Stan to run chances for
her.
But then. sho know he never
would. He never had. "Saftcy
First" That was his motto.
She tore tho paper up and threw
4 ~ AilAb tiAN NhNAt hhHhfts lAttAs
fearful lest Ranghild might piece It
together and read IL, she took the
torn pieces downstairs and burned
them In tho living room CRATE.
| After that she ran upstairs 70 her
room, boltcd the door. and telephoned
Stanley Wayburn.
An hour later the to OF them were
together speeding along the
lonely country roads west Of tho
town. In the chr that had been
Glorln's birthday gift from Dick,
Gloria'B heart was like n wild bird.
suddenly freed from tho cage that
had bruised It's wings.
The eyes she turned to Wayburn
were starry with happiness. and wet
with tears OF relief ut seeing him
again.
i've missed you SOL she sald.
Wayburn's arms went around her
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GLORIA GORDON. beautiful flap
per, marrlys DICK UWETbEtR. "a
young lawyer Her idea of mar
riasc is FUN and fine clothes
but no work ON children
she has mysteries when Dick tells
her shell have Go do hcr own house
work Dick borrows MAGGIE his
mothers maid. 10 teach Gloria 20
cook. But she refuses TO learn.
Gloria gives a gay hourvW warming
amt invites STANLEY WANnURN,
an actor, with whom SHE was once
m love Whom he. comes pick =
instantly Jealous ~ him. although
~ deyotcs all his attention 20 Mrs
MYRA GAIL
The Wild party breaks up when
LOLA NptGH scolds BILL. her hus-
hand Tor "pctting' MAY SEYMOUR
wife OF Or JOHN SEYMOUR Mag
gir. disgustcd. quits her Job,
Gloria hires RANGNtLu SWAN
son as maid although Dick tells
her they can not afford a servant
Then Gloria buys hundreds 81 dpl-
lars worth % clothes and insists
un0n having new ear, In de-
spair Dick sells his old roadster 10
huy one Tor her
Gloria takes Wayhurn i0y-ridlug
and Is seen by MOTHER GREGORY,
who htEs Gloria 10 mend her ways
Next day Gloria invites Wayhurn,
Man Seymour and JIM CAREM D.
70 the house. 4 party IL In progress
whom Dick returns lie puts the
guests cut % the house.
Mother Grgoory manages 20 have
Gloria elected 90 the Home Womeu's
club May Seymour finds that she
has boon loft cut OF the membership
because of her affair with Jim
Carewc, Crushed, she decides TO
give Jim up,
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1IAl6WSE
kY @S HN5 19WOSJ
TT y Olive Roberts Bartor>
NO. 6-THE wHIRLING STRANGER

~I1l slow down as fast as can"
he said. "or rather. IN slow down
as 81 WY as 1 can. There
I've about died out. Nowl what's
all tho trouble about. and why Is
that boy floating up In the sky like
a F'ourih.of.July paper elephant Is
he trying to keep OFF the flies. too9
That's why 1 spln-to keep OFT the
flies. ! learned IL from a whlriing
dervish. It's no trick once YOU
know how"
mo" said Nancy. "He blew up
there because he has tho rainbow
coiored balloon. and Twelve Toes.
the Sorcerer. wants 10 keep the
Sour. Old. Woman from getting g."
"well. it's an III wind that blows
nobody good" said the funny man.
This is great sport for me. I'll get
the little boy for you"
without further talking he start
ed to spin again. aud no spun round
and round so rapidly that no began
to rise from the ground like an air
plane.
Up he went until he was a mere
speck in the sky. Nancy watched
him curiously. That's the way
planets start" she thought. by
something whirling round and round
In the sky. / hope the queer little
man won't turn into a planet before
he saves Nick"
But then she noticed that the
speck in the sky was getting larger
again, and II kept getting larger and
nearer until not only the little man
but Nick. also. came into view again.
Both OF them wero holding to the
handle OF the umbrella and floating
gently earthward
At last both OF them landed safely
beside her.
I'm ever and ever 30 much
| Obliged" said Nick. And I'm sure
the Fairy Queen win be ever so
much obliged 70 you, too"
How is that? what has she got
to do with lt7' asked the little man.
SO Nick told how he and Nancy
were searching for the golden bee.
hive and the bees that made the rose
! honey, all OF which belonged to her
Royal Highness. tho Fairy Queen.
And how tho pixies had hidden
them in their cave. and how tho
Sour Old Woman Who Lived.
Under.thc- Waterfall was willing TO
help them II they got tho rainbow.
colored balloon for her.
"Qucerest thing l ever heard"
said thel- old FRIEND. Makes my
head sqin. And that reminds me,
I'd better begin again or tho flies
will be getting bad. Goodbye and
good luck"
Almost instantly he began TO turn
AZ fast as n grlndstone.
The Twins left him and went TO
tho Sour.Old.W oman's house.
Balloons! Balloonsl
A bunch OF balloons.
They all 20 a.popplng,
Tho loyelest tunes"
they sang
Tho door opened and tho old
woman came out Did you get
it?' she asked nnxIously Then she
saw the lovely rainbow. colorod bal.
loon In NIck's hand and gave a cry
Of JOY.
Copyright. 1925. N. n. A. ssrvles Inc,
ITO BE C0ntinuedD
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ATfCSY. Nick. come back" called
IN Nancy as great puff OF wind
carried Nick and the balloon up TO
the sky.
Just wait. I'll get him." said a
voice. and then Nancy saw funny
little man before her. spinning
around like barber pole. Indeed.
Indeed. he was turning so fast she
could scarcely tell that he was a
person AZ all.
To add TO her amazement no car
ried an open umbrella over his head
and It was spinning. too, as fast as
no was,
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a masked bandit, barehcadod and
nervous, Sunday night held up a.
Landstrom, attendant OF the Union
OH sorylco state Mt Third ave. w.
and w. McGraw st.. and robbed him
Of ta5. Tho holdup occurred about
1890 p. m. Tho bandit, after robblng
Landstrom, departed on the run.
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(Advertlsement)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06

''why this morning when Jim
phoned wouldn't even let him talk
TO me frald tho phone girl
might be listening In. And. cross my
heart there never has been any
thing really wrong between me and
Jim just n little foollshness %
GLORIA MAS suro that May was
VI telling tho truth,
II came In 10 ask you 10 SO down
town with me. but l can SEQ you're
too busy" May said naturally. after
"A minute or two. Don't forget that
I'm having tho eard.club Thursday,
viii your Us tho last time we'll all
see our loving enemy. Ayrn Gall. be-
fore she goes away next week.
Il thought you liked Aiyra," Gloria
said, surprised,
"Yeh. lovo her tho way you dor
May rrtortcd. making little claws "
her two hands "Bu, iuAt the same
I'd rather have her Tor "a friend than
an enemy and Hhc'a q friend
OF an these club women who've iced
me. besldcsr'
May picked IN hand mirror and
studied her face.
"YC gods. bellows I'm getting q
line between ms eyebrowHT she
cr!ed, "or 10 Il just a shadow
by tho way. Isn't this hat Of mipc
tho cats kauittens' / spent all the
money for the butchers bin on Il.
There's ono place where I can
knock tho rest OF the women for a
Chicago loop, anyway In my
clothes"
Gloria's smile pitlcd May. shs
knew thst May was FAR from being
well.dreasct Her hat WINS too gar
18Th. her tan shoes too tan. her thin
stockings too thin
Myra Cali was tho bca.drcssed
woman In town. when Il came q
that, with a panE. Gloria though,
OF Paris and tho clothes Myra would
bring homo from Paris.
After May had gone, sho went
back unhnppily 10 tho job Of un
packing the trunk that was destined
not 70 cross the ocean in the hold
Of French boat, HuN
s;lngy Dick was not 70 let her 50
with Myral
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10y Beatrice RIIrtoo @ 1925 NEA SERVICE INC.

And Thurasay afternoon when
Gloria went up the 'front.' walk TO
Mays house she was sim wondering
with whom STAINS engagement on
"wednesday had been
sonya Ch0iek had left town, That
eliminated her Perhaps it had been
Myra Gail who stan nad scent
A moment later Gloria was kissing
Mym In Mays big bedroom, ns they
took OF their wraps.
How are you, MyruT' she asked
awcctly Didn't | SEQ YOU down
town yesterday afternoon
Not me" MyA shook her head
Il was out IN the country driving
an day"
Instantly Gloria was filled with
wild Jealousy She was sure that
Myra had boon driving wah stanley
Wnyburn just aa sure us n she
had seen them togother'
Burning with anger she went down
stairs and found the table where she
was 10 play Lola Hough sat there,
waiting Lola Ia her old foulArd
dress. was brighttyed and excited
These cnTd,ciub days were high spots
IN her dull life.
Were pnrtners." she said 10
Gloria ''Myra Gail and May arc
going 20 play here. too"
Gloria was Eorry she had 20 start
out the game with Lola FOR u part
ner She was very poor player,
aud nearly always spoiled her part.
ncr'a chances FOR the prize
MyrR and May sat down AZ the
table presently Gloria dealt the
cards. She fairy slapped them down
Oh the table as II they were live
filings 10 vent her spite upon!
TUE very first hand Lola Lost her
Two rcd spots Of color roso in
Giorin'H face. All her anger toward
Stanley Wayburn and Myra gathered
nkn a cyclone, IN i,A path. Lola
stood quite defenncless,
You poor mmpr Gloria famed NJ
her. ito mako n bid like that when
sou had bust hand You must DO
erazyl should think you'd learn a
fow rules of tho game. " you're so.
ing 10 even mako stab At playing
hridsor'
All tho color drained out OF Lolh's
checks. n Gloria had slapped her
face rho couldn't have hurt her more.
She put ono hand on the table and
rose Every woman in the room was
looking AT her.
I'm sorry" sho said Perhaps ]
ahouldnt play cards with people like
you. who never forget that there's a
priEe AZ thn end Of the game. don't
play q professional game like yours
May came across the room.
Please. girls. don't quarrel. she
suid. trying 20 push Lola down 10
her chair. DO 80 down. Lola. and
$50 Oh with your game
NO" she said with breaking
voice, I'm going There's no use IN
my trying 20 keep Up with you girls
don't have time 10 play often
enough 20 keep my wits sharp. And
shouldn't have como today. at all
! loft my ironing 20 come.
She went uuatcadily upstRira 20 get
her wraps
We'll. let's get on with our game. g
Gloria broke the cold silence Lola
had left behind her. She really
hasn't any business 20 30 playing
bridge. anyway She's tho worst
playcrl'
Suddenly Myra got up. TOO.
II think I'll go with Lola" che
said quietly
10 BE Continued Tomorrow
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-05
CENTRAL

EdificiO construfdo eGpresamente
para Hotel. MOdernamente equipa-
do, con AscensOr, TabitaciOnes con
balo. Tel6fono, Timbres, Barberfa
v cuantO reQuiere el Moderno Con-
fort.
Plan EurOpeO. American Plan
Desde $1.V0 a $50. Desde $50 a $50
Restaurant n la Carta. Cubierto s..
SAN JOSE NO. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-05
Continuation de Ia pag. u

envicn trabajadores portorriQuefos
para trabajar en- las plantaciones de
olgod6n otras industrias de los es-
tados del sur, donde hay falta de
hrazcs, para cubrir las plazas que
dejaron vacante los negros que aban
.dororon la region antos y despues
de Ia guerra.
ii QGien p2gard la transporta-
e;on, sc cerciorara de que disfrutan
de b-enos salaries, y garantizara
que escs obreros ser&n enviados a
su patria cuando asi 10 deseen?", Sc
ilc pregunt6 al Gobsrnador.
La idea es que los duafos dc
plartac cicnes, c cualqUier otro patro-
no que contrate sus servicios, Sc
comprcmeta a pagar Ell pasaje de
ida vueita y a garantizar el pago
de salarios dccentes. Antes de mar
char hacia Puerto Rico, me rropongo
confe"enciar con las compalias ma
vieras de New York, con respec.o
al precio de transporte para grandes
nume-os de trabaj ajadores. Esta pare.
ce ser la Gnica manera de remediar
ell l'roblema de los sin empleo en-
Puerto Rico
Desde luego, Puerto Rico pcrtene-
ce a les Estados Unidos, habiendo
sido ebtenido de Espafia en- la que
-ra del 1893, y son ciudadanos anne
ricanos. Pueden entrar y salir de Ia
naci6n ibrenente. No obstante, hay
ina fuerte oposici6n que Sc les
r-aiea como ganado en- grandes bar
coe, para COLOMBIAN los estados del
sur, y para hacer ell ira abajo que ha-
ciau los negros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-05
Ell GObernadOr 7Owner. -.

isla, sc la llevan los magnates del
10 bacn, el cafe y ell azucar.
'Los hijos de Pterto Rico aman
a 81 patria al igual que cualquier
otro pueblo sobre la faz de la tie
IRA, Y las organizaciones del traba-
io, que alli existen Sc oponen termi-
nautemeHte a que Sc les transporte
d les Estados del Sur para ser ex-
plctadoa. Tai indication, no puede
menos que tepugnarle.
"FIav otros medios para ell pro-
bleina &c los sin trabajo. Parece in
creihln, que este gran gobierno no
ercucntre otro medic para remediar
IA elteaci6n del pueblo, que arran-
carlos de sus hogares y de los seres
que2tdos.
Las autoridades nacionales no
deben recurrir al plan inhumano de
s.parar del terrufio a TN pueblo que
t4nto anna el lar nativo''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-05
PROTESTA DE Los
PUERToRRIQUENos

El Genador Santiago Iglesias, Pre-
sidente de Ia Federation Libre de
les Trabajadores de Puerto Rico, y
luiembro de la Legislature Insular,
Quien se encuentra en- Washington,
.ratando de obtener que el Congreso
practique una investigation de las
condolences imperantes en- Ia isla, Sc
mostro compIetamente opuesto al
plan del gobernador Towner.
''Ei hecho de que en- Puerto Rico
haya millares de obreros sin en-
pleo'' dijo, Sc debe que la isla
esta siendo explotada por absentis-
tas industriales. Por 10 menos ell Sc
senta por ciento dc la riqueza de In