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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Take Car on Govt. Hill
IS. S-R., $4,000

Large s-room 2-story, near New
Braunfels Ave. and Van Ness: Just been
put in first-class condition. Every con-
venience: large rooms. sleeping porches,
garages. Owner wants to sell or will
take trade in car or lot as part pay
ment: $4,000; will sell for $500 cash and
$40 month.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

Laurel Heights-120x3OO
rs, S-R., $4,000
This home is in perfect condition:
beautiful large rooms, five bedrooms,
four upstairs and one down; also small
maids room and dining room, two large
mirror buffets built in the dining room;
breakfast room. wide front porch ex-
tending all around the side; the same
porch upstairs is entirely screened: two
other screened porches. nice kitchen
basement, large attic; this ground has
about so or 40 trees OF all kinds, pecan.
figs, ETC., also palms and shrubs, paved
street: We can make good terms on
this.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Colored, New BARGAINS

= -Four rooms. SIS down; four rooms
bleepinr porch. bath. $50 down; four
rooms, sleeping porch. built-in features |;
rss. bath, 500 down. Many other good
harsainx Your own terms. Or. so4s. tt.
1gR5-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Owner Wants to Sell

Al Attractive Prospect Hill bargain,
x have five rooms and sleping
q porch. new paper and paint,
h good investment for someone.
u II. c. THORMAN. REALTOR
y 125 L. Travis St CT. 344S-
ALAMO HEIGHTS duplex. loop district:
trees. fruit. near car. cheap, home ano
sncome. John L. Strohm Co., Hicks Blos.
CT es5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
5 Acres Irrigated

Five acres under irrigation. just out
hide city. fronting mseadamized ROAD,
good four-room house, barns. water IN
house. price sl25o. c. L. Jackson CT
Ssl
FOR SALE OR TRADE-2h acres. four
room and glassed sleeping porch. peach,
1ig4nd pecan orchard, fenced, in EDGE
uopd addition Ring Mis-. 2S26-W.
SIx-ROON cottage home, 725 E Wood
lawn. for sale by owner, three southeast
bedrooms. living room, dining room, con-
Nenlent kitchen. breakfast nook, com
flefe bath. large porch. shrubs, shade
and fruit trees. garage, cement drive
way. 5000. Woodlawn ISIS.
SIx-ROOM modern bungalow. on paved
street. Laurel Heights, Will sell this
week for $500. terms, furniture tnclud-
ed Or. 3s0l.
HOME bargain. five large rooms in good
condition. high elevation. Prospect HILL
$500. terms. CT. 350l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

LARGE corner lot on track. fine for
warehouse or factory. Cheap. Sell OF
trade. owner. Nagle. CT. si5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Biz. Corner. Near P. o.
84x95 Feet, $4,000

Double paved corner, entirely ssrround-
ed by business. Would make fine
location for a filling station. Has
very large six-room house on u now.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
REAL ESTATE
Houses tor Sale 70
CONFESS REALTY COMPANY
731 Navarro Street Opposite Travis nd Floor
721 Navarro Street
Building Site-S750
Near B. High School

Choice lot right near school, good
homes. gravel street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Lots for Sale
For Sale

ron sALE-5O-foot lot. Mckinley Ave.
terms or VIII build 10 order Mis-. 2I6s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
Sour Stomach:
Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
Better than Soda

$4,000
Instead of soda hereafter take 4
little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid. gassy stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
For fifty years genuine phillips
Milk Of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed By physicians because 1t over
comes three times as much acid in
the stomach as a saturated solution
of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the
stomach sweet and free from all
gases. 1t neutralizes acid fermenta-
tons in the bowels and gently urges
the souring waste from the system
without purging. Besides. it is more
pleasant to take than soda. Insist
upon Phillips" Twenty-Five cent
bottles, any drug store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
EZRA MEEKER ASKS
OREGON TRAIL COIN

WASHINGTON Dec. l. Up
Ezra Meeker, 95-year-old Oregon trail
pioneer, is here to ask Congress to
authorize 50-cent pieces commemorate
ing the 10th anniversary of the march
Of pioneers over this route.
Mr.. Meeker proposed to Representa-
tive Howard, Democrat Of Nebraska,
that proceeds from the sale Of these
pieces, be used in marking and i'm
proving this trail which leads from st.
Louis TO the Oregon coast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
PROBE OF U. S. JUDGE
UNDER WAY AGAIN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-tP)--The
special house committee appointed to
investigate charges against Federal
Judge George English of the eastern
Illinois district, was called TO recon-
vene today to hear additional testi-
mony.
The committee. headed by Repre-
sentative Boies, Republican OF Iowa,
conducted extensive hearings this sum
mer at st. Louis and has already be-
gun the drafting of report to the
House TO be presented shortly after
Congress convenes next week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
PEACE 7fERTY
SIGNED BY
POWERS
ENJOYS Of Europe Affix
Signatures to Locarno
Pact in London.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-LP;- The treaty
Of Locarno, made between tie leading
powers OF Europe and binding their
governments 10 maintain territorial
frontiers established by the treaty of
Versailles, even TO the extent of war,
was signed here today.
The plenipotentiaries of Great Brit
ain, France. Germany, Belgium and
Italy affixed their signatures to the
document.
-Four subsidiary pacts, pledging the
use of arbitration in the event of
boundary disputes between Germany
and each of her neighbors, France,
Belgium, Poland and Czechoslovakia,
were signed at the same time.
NOTABLE GATHERING.
The several copies of the treaties
were signed and sealed for their gov
ernments by the men who created them
ut Locarno in October-Austen Cham
beriain, for Great Britain; NJ. BRAND.
for France; DIR. Stresemann and Chan
cellor Luther. for Germany: Emile
yanderveldt. for Belgium, and Count
Scialoia, for Italy. The arbitration
treaties were signed on behalf of Po-
land by NJ. Skrzynski, the premier
and Of Czechoslovakia by its prime
minister, Eduard Benes.
Today's ceremony took place in the
Victorian reception room of the for
eign office. renowned in postwar Eu-
rope for the brilliant gatherings of
statesmen and diplomats who accepted
the hospitality Of the British mon
arch's secretary of state for foreign
affairs. Among the figures of the
early century st stesmen who gathered
in the guided room, but who no longer
are concerned with the affairs of ma
tons, were often the ex-kaiser, the
Grand Duke Nicholas Of Russia and
Count Apponyi, representative of the
Hapsburgs.
TREATIES PRINTED.
During the war this room, with the
adjoining banquet hall and dining
room, was abandoned to typists, who
were moved only a few weeks ago.
Workmen had restored the gilded lus-
ter and the color TO the walls; flags
Of tie nations represented today hung
about and thick heavy red carpet hid
the inkspots and bruises Of the once
polished floor.
The treaties were not, as is the
usual case. engraved on parchment.
but only printed in French, German
and English, on fine paper. with the
fourth and last pages left almost
blank for the signatures.
The signatures were in alphabetical
order of the names Of the countries. in
French, SO that Chancellor Luther
and Foreign Minister Stresemann, rep
resenting Germany (Allemagne) were
the first to sign.
After the signing the German pleni-
potentiaries proceeded to Buckingham
Palace TO sign the register. After
wards they attended a private lunch
con with Mr.. Chamberlain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
WOMAN SENTENCED
TO PENITENTIARY

Bertha Brown. negro woman, en-
tered pleas of guilty 10 five charges
Of forgery in the Thirty-seventh dis
frict court Monday and was sentenced
70 two years in the penitentiary in
each case. Five other cases in which
she was charged with forgery were
dismissed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01

ADVERTISEMENT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
LA MITAD DE SUS HAITIAN
TIES PADECIAN DE ANEMIA

- r.
Los resultados obtenidos en- las
personals examinadas en- la pobla-
cion de Manatf, durante los meses
de febrero y mario, nos dcmues-
tran que la mitad de sus habi-
tantes padecen de Uncianariasis.
III Departments de Sanidad de
Puerto Rico Y la Fundaci6n Rock
efeller estableeieron en- la pobla-
cion U oficinss en- Ell mes de fe-
brero y para el 81 de mayo, ha-
bfa conclude de examinar mas
&c .un 800 del fetal de sus habi-
tantes, de los cuales ell soc re-
sultaron tener Uncinariasis. Cerca
de 5000 tratamientos fueron da-
dos por los inspectores, quienes
van de casa en- casa administraii
do los tratamientos a sus pacien-
ties.
La unidad a cargo del Dr.. f. 3.
Hill. dc la Fundacion Rockefeller.
esta en- la actualidad dando me-
dicinas en- los carlpcs. de Manati,
en- donde mas de un 300 de. sus
habitantes han .sido encontrados
infestados.
En- Ia canlpana contra Ia 9ne-
mia Nevada a efecto recientemente.
en- la jurisdiction de Aguadilla,
nos Eemos erfcontrado que apro-
ximadamente $4,000 personals de
su p~oblacion rural padecian de
Uncianariasis. Mas de 10000 per-
sonas fueron tratadas y curadas
de esta enfermedad.
Tn 89& de su poblaci6n rural
padecia de anemia, antes de ser
tratados. En- la actualidad .es la
unica vez que podemos decir que
Aguadilla esta comparativamente
libre de esta enfermedad, habBan-,
dose dado mas de 10000 trata-
mientos a I'm costo de 80 centayos
per tratamiento. Durante IN mes
sc llegaron a dar 10000 trata-
mientos que es la mayor cifra
aicanzada en- tan eorte periodic de
tempo hasta la fecha en- Puerto
Rico. FL DR.. j. G. Bajandas, Jefe
del Negoeiado de Uncianariasis,
esta a cargo de este trabajo y en-
Ia actualidad Sc estan curando las
-poblaciones de Aguadilla Y Moca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
Continuation de la Ia. pagina)

kCohtinuaclOn &c Ia La. pdgln3l
ticas y, dejando c~onsignada como
han heeho, su i~rrefutable protesta
por Ell despojo electoral reciente.
dedicarse a intensificar Ia organi-
zaci6n dc los trabajadores ell TODD
ell pats.
No Sc puede estar hablando
siempre de politiea al pueblo, mien-
tras sus necesidades cotidfanas, su
vida dfaria, le acosa + lie agobia
cada e mas. En- La. situaci6n de mi
seria que existe en- Puerto Rico, el
problema ecOn0mico- como 10 he
dicho siempre-es ell primero que
hay que atender. Lo demas, las re-
formas l~egislativas. po~lftieas, para
impOner cambios lie regimen, de
indole puranRnfe sentimental, no
modificardn In situaci6n del pueblo.
Esta Sc hasa Ell hechos materiales
que hay que resolver cientfficamen-
te. Y como Sc hace, la situaci6n es
cada vez mas angustiosa. poor.
III senior Iglesias menciona la re-
ducci0n del preSupuesto insular.
Mi teorfa es. afirma. que Sc esta
extraycndo anualmente del pals.
las dos t%erceras parties dc la rique-
"a que produce. De manera que la
mica forma de que ALI circule al
.guna riqGeza es que ell DreSupuesto
sea mayor. 81 60 quitan los salaries
de los empleadoS V les gastos del
.'gObierno. tque es 10 Que queda en-
Puerto Rico. de 10 que Ell pals rinde
annalmente: Por ESQ, esas reduccio
hes, que no Sc hacen cientfficamen-
te. sine para responder a ~sllgpStio-
mes y reconendaciones de arriba Y
en- luclla con compromises v obi
gaciones politicaS de todo genera
despues de tantos amos de usufruc-
tuar ell poder, 10 dnico que hacen
es agravar ell maIestar Y la mise
ria.
Ell malestar, ademas, segdn ell dis
tinsuido polftico, Sc refleja en- todos
los s%ectores de la opinion, en- la for
ma mas compleja. Contra las leyes
de rebaja de SueldoS, protesta 81
pueblo, perjudicado en- 10 vivo. Con
ira las escasas leyes, sin embargo.
en- que Sc here siquiera de leios
a los adinerados, 6stos son los quc
Sc pronuncian Y emplean su influen
cha dominate.
Esta va creciendo Y Puerto Rico
conYfrtiendose mas, dfa por dfa en-
Ylctima dc las "corporacionesT. La
venta de las acciones de la LOLA
Company-hace notar ell senior lyle
sias-a la Fajardo Sugar, que ola
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
Lean los
| Alaersa1cOS

La sangre de las personals robustas
esta constAntementc repleta de II
FRO organize, que SIS manifesto en- una
gran abundancia de globulos .rgos-
En- las personas anemicas o debiilta-
das la carencia de hero trae exceso
de gl6bulos bLdRcoS, destructores de
la vitalidad. 81 esa condicion Sc hace
cr6nica, la anemia puede agotar ente-
rarnente Ia fuente de vitalidad, con
resuItados que es facil imaginarse.
Para combatir esa peligrosA enter
medad busquense todos los medios
posibles para .revitalizar Ia sAngTea
Buena alimentaci6n con m~oderaci6ny
Hero Nuxado producer sorprenden-
tes resultados e1s muchisimos casos.
Hero Nuxado abastece ell precioso
hero organize que lie falta ala sangfe
Y gradual pero seguramente la enri.
uuece Y purifica. Is fAcil comprobaK
el efectO del Hero Nuxado. Dos
semanas sueieu ser ~suicientes pars
notar sus e~xceIentes efectos revita.
lizadores de la sangre y de los nervios
Y como reconStituyente en- general.
Experimental y recommended por
autoridades medicas. Fdalo en- les
buenss botica1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
Coma 10 que quiera, perO con-
serve su higado fuerte y
SaIudabIe.

listed no puede digerir propia-
mente Ell alimento que come 81 tiene
Ell higado enfermo. Cuando ell hi
gado falla, listed comienza a su-
frjr de indigestion, biliosidad, eruc-
tos, aliento fetido, palpitaciones,
dO.ores de cabeza v dyspepsia por-
cue 81 higado enfermo no puede
ayudar la digestion. Los describe
mes del higado o segura y perma-
nentemente curados 0 ell Remedio
de Leonard, ell nuevo y maravilloso
descubrimiento vegetal. No contie-
ne calomel, no estrine, YES absolu-
tamente inofensivo. Ell Remedio de
Leonardo fortalece y vigoriza los
intestinos, higado y est6mago v es
muy agradable al paladar. unas
euantas dosis del Remedio de Leo
nardi aliviaran muy pronto los des-
ordenes del higado v estomago. De
venta en- todas las droguerias y far
macias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
IGLESIAS DEDICA DESDE

a ccnoce la Prensa', es una prue
ba de clio. Las corporaciones 81
guen extendi6ndose..
Y In situaci6n reclama, verdade-
ransente, medidas excepcionales pa
"a remediar ell estado de HbandonO
en- que Sc italian las Glasses traba-
jadoras bajo ell regimen actual. a
f%ortalecer la organization proleta-
ria tepderdn ahora. poF ESQ, los es-
fuerzos de los socialistaS, que ''de-
jaran a los polfticos que han AGA
parade ell poder Ia responsabilidad
total del gobierno hasta que llegue
Ell momento de la ljquidaci6n."
FL senador Iglesiass que es secre-
tario de la Federation Obrera Pan
americana. sc dirige a Washington
a tomar parte en- la reunion del %
del actual. Lleva un enthusiastic op-
timismo. sobre la trascendeHtal Ia
Dor que puede deSarrollar Ia orga-
nizaci6n dentro de planes de inten
50 comprehension con los verda-
deros elementos t~rabajadoreS de to-
das las rep6blicas del eontinente.
Mientras Sc halle en- Washington,
ell iefe Socialista de Puerto Rico in
formara q la administration cuando
Sc presente la oportunidad, EN- ell
sentido va conocido. "Nuestro mo-
mento actual. resume, es dc verda
dera eSpera. Nos linIitamos a yer
10 que haeen los que seS han insta-
lado como duehos del ~poder'.
Dedica ell scior Iglesias palahraS
de elogio a la tendencia demostra@
da por el attorney general
de Puerto Rico, aunque .declara que
es demasiado pronto para juzgar su
actuacion. FL SIC manifesto. al pa
ret,er, dispuesto a cambiar de orien
taci0n su departamento Y solo apldu
sos merece TODD intento Gle. emanci-
par 10 possible de la politica, la ad-
ministraci6n de justicia.
En- esta relaci0n ell senador lyle
sias contesta con sinceridad a pre-
guntas Sobre. SUI evaporation en- ell
case Sabalier por Ell fallo de la cor
te suprema. Declare, su algeria al
Yer confirmada SUI absolute inocen-
cha por el supreme tribunal. Tan
to o mas que por 81. a quien habrfa
hecho alejarse para siempre de Puer
to Rico I'm fallo injnsto, Sc alegra
por ell prestigio, Ia unidady = la fuer:
"a de los que estan afiliadoS en- la
isla al partido que preside, de su.
absoluci6n.
Al diluvio dc telegramas Y fell
c%itaeiones que recibt6 de TODD Puer.
to Rico al recibirse la noticia, hay
que agregar ahora las m~anifestacto
mes que sc lie prodigan en- Nueva
York. "Aquello fu6 uni Verdadera
apoteosis, comenta, = 20 declare que
produjo algeria sincera En- mi yer
como Sc imponfa Ia justicia Y como
la suprema corte, a pesaf de una
canpaha de, dos mos de aftfculos
de prepsa. de. mftines, de mani
obras, supo dictar el fallo que man
daba Ia realidad de los hechos, mi
inocencia."
En- Nueva York Sc otgahiza una
manifestation en- honor del jefe So
cialista que tehdra lugar a su re
greso de Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

IA 4. cav. 4--aN teE& aNE - %a
Manati. P. R, Julio rs, 1925.
Los socios de la Association
"Frugalidad y Abnegacion No.
.z7z' reunidos en- Manati, p. R.
.el "A de Julio de 1925 han re-
suelto. mediante una prorroga
alterada semanaImente Coz
mo mas benefciOso para de
cha association la disoIuciOn
vOlnntaria de eSta. Dicha
aprobaci6n Sc efectu6 por voto
unanime.
Por via de este avisO, Sc ha-
&c Saber la disOluci6n vOIunta-
ria, legal y defnitiva de dicha
association.
DamOs testimOniO legal de
este bajO iuramentO sOIemne.
Juan CEBOLLERO
Presidente.
Angel M. SANTANA
SecretariC.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

.UNCTNARIASIS EN- La
POBLACIoN DE MANATI
New Britain herald., 1925-01-30
KNOCKS 'EM OUT QUICK Toughest Of Old HangOn CoughsGo

Nh~ eend 2 boy tc do 6 rarss work Sweet. sugary cough syrurs may help simple cough. but when VOL are traveiins along towards th. cemetery with a stubborn tight old cough that fingers on and on with the most persistent deytlishness then Nou need real cough medicine-A- and the reslest destroyer Of touga old coughs is Brcnchulins EmuI- sion
 The cough nav he so tantsli2inR hat you can sleep nights and your days may he elled with rackinE tor. fure. yet that's just the kind of . cough that Brcnchuins likes te tackle and conquer,
 Many times 3 few doses will star The hacking and loosen things up and you can depend upon half a bottle 70 make 3 two months couEk quit cold and disappear.
 Life is sreet--It rill b. muck s"ee'er Vhen YOU get rid of that oA time cough 2
 Ask AXelrod 8 Pharmacy CT any wide awake druggist for bottle of Rronchuhne Emulsion. There's no dope in lt-or chlorofcrm, and . courle of teasroonfuls will usually end any ordinary cough.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-30
ASPHALT DEPOSITS
 IN OLD TRINIDAD
This Is Where Greatest Quand-
 ties Come From

Washington, D. C., Jan. 3o.-"The pavements of city streets cry to the cloop of horses hoots and the whir of automobile tires, Trinidad" in tribute to the islands asphalt de- pcsit. Radio and telephone wires reverberate the refrain. Even the walls of houses shut out these sounds, as well as the cold, with the world-famous product of the emerald Island of souther Caribbean" says. a bulletin from the Washington. D. C., headquarters of the National Geo. graphic Society,
 The most southerly Island of the West Indies and the largest of the British Islands in the Caribbean with the exception Of Jamaica. lying just few hundred feet from the Vene- zuels coast, Trinidad ships yearly to the United States more asphalt and bitumen than all the other countries of the world combined. Our S0,00o- ton importation from Trinidad, how ever, Is only about one-tourth of the , quantity used in the United States. Much of our road material Is a by product of the petroleum and coal
New Britain herald., 1925-01-30
tar industries.
 SunnlY Seems IncxhhmsIihle.

supply seems lncNhausttble.
 When Sir Walter Raleigh stopped on the shores of Trinidad to pay his vessels with pitch from the fam ous lake, he declared that there was enough of the substance for all the vessels of the world for cen. turtles to come, and even the demand which modern civilization has put upon the supply has scarcely changed the truth of his statement
 About mite from the shore. near La Brea. the peculiar phenom- enon, which has been variouSly termed an inferno. a 'Stygian pool, and the fountain of styx,' Is located Had Dante known of its existence, it probably would have served to stimulate his imagination to still more fantastic flights. However, the lake about which SO many interest Ing stories have been told does not deeerve It's reputation. A man who contemplated suicide in it's black depths would die of starvation be- fore the ooze dragged him in above his knees
 The sensation produced by walk Ing over It's surface Is much like that of treadng upon some great beast whose flesh gives beneath the feet it is soft, blood warm, and the wrinkles over its surface in the binding light of the sun seem to rise and fall with his breathing and the water wnich gathers in the fur rows suggests that the animal is per spring.
 Tt IS said that the area of the pitch bearing lake is no acres and no one knows how deep it Is. There is an almost uncanny feature con- nected with the removal of the as-
New Britain herald., 1925-01-30

have been churned into asphalt by gas during the ages in Pitch Lake, which Is known as Devils Cauldron among the natives. About 1000, 900 tons have already been removed, and by 1920 the surface of the lake had fallen 1b feet below Its former level Once during It's history the viscous fluid overhowed its banks and made Its way to the sea near La Brea Now the worlds supply is shipped from Brighton, which fairly reeks Of is stock In trade. Asphalt boulders stick up out of the sand along the shore like mysterious black sea worms, the piles of the piers are caked with pitch, the psvements are of the same material and the black children Of the island play with dolls whose little black faces and bodies are made of pitch.
 The island s really a beautiful reeort, ite roads are excellent. and 1t is easy to reach from the Vene- zuela shore, Its green trees towering on the sky line from far out at sea. On his third voyage Columbus saw it's three mountain peake. which gave t It's name, rise out of the sea on July 31, l493, At the foot Of these hills clusters the group of buildings which forms tn. capital city, Port Of Spain, a rather nondescript mod ern town which has grown up on the charred ruins of the old Spanish city.
 Though the island has besn British since 1797, 1t IS as polyglot as Zanzibar; negroes, mulattoes from high yellow 10 ginger French Span iarde, Nenezuelans, Chinamen, East Indians, Tamils Americans and Eng fish loiter In Is streets or hang over its balconies "