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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05

IH was not referring to boxers
E when he put out that IA
nous advice, Young men. go
West!" Just ask Mike Baller.no,
Phil Rosenberg, Pal Moran or
frankie Genaro what they think
of California. The latest gold
rush to California has proved
highly unsuccessful to many of
the eastern fighters looking for
easy coin. Florida publicity agents
should get statements from these
boxers on what they think of the
Golden West.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
u. S. TROOPS PATROL
PANAMA AS HIGH
RENTS BRING STRIKE

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-(P)-Dis-
orders due to n general strike against
high rents have led to action by
United States troops in Panama Mt
the request of the Pnnaman govern
:ncnt
Adviccs from Panama tell Of the
city being policcd by United States
soldiers. Presumably the are mem
bcrs of the Bird Infantry. stationed
in the Canal Zone Mt Fort Clayton,
five miles from Panama City.
Disorders ceased on arrival Of the
troops. When the troops raidcd
strike headquarters one striker jumped
to the street from balcony and
WIGS killed. The troops closed strike
headquarters and confiscated ltera.
turc.
Tenants have been on strike all the
month in an effort 10 compel land
lords to limit their earnings to Il
per cent yearly. At the inception Of
the strike the Panaman government
gave warning that foreign agitators
would be dcported if they participated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
LAREDO CELEBRATES
COLUMBUS HOLIDAY

LAREDO. Oct. 13.-LP)-Columbus
day was celebrated at Nucvo Laredo
with n program of festivities and cerc-
monies lasting throughout the day. In
the presence of about 10000 people,
Governor Emclio Portes Gil. of Tam
aulinas crowned Adelina Capata queen
of Columbus day. Following the coro-
nation 5000 school children sang ma
tional songs. Then came music by
military bands. and other festivities.
Governor Gil and his party, includ-
ing the mayor of Tampico and three
congressman. were guests of honor at
a banquet ut the Bohemian Club. The
banquet was attended by federal, state.
municipal and military officials from
both sides of the Rio Grande.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

for the hiatus between predicted and
actual speed of the twelve cylinder mo-
tors which were built for the two
speedstcrs. - One is now believed 10
have been a freak, that with which
Lieutenant Williams made an unoffi.
cial record from a diving start oil
1923 miles an hour over a three-kilo-
meter course. This motor consumed!
only a quart of oil an hour. Others
Of the l. motors which were tried out
in the planes developed faults AMI
were rejected. the two which Wee
used having been selected by climina-
ton. The practice plane with the
freak motor is available for the
Schneider races.
SPEED CUT DOWN.
Lieutenant Williams said that he
knew at the end of the first lap that he
would not win the race. His motor.
he explained. which was supposed 10
develop 300 revolutions per minute,
began cutting down and reached 23Oo
revolutions.
One spectator was Miss Herta Junk
crs, daughter of Hugo Junkcrs, presi'
dent of the German aviation plant
which bears his name. Miss Junkcrs
has been cnga gcd in technical work in
her fathers factory since the begin
ming of the World War. She ok
pressed surprise that American women
were so seldom directly interested in
aviation development. She is convinced
that women are as capable of technical
skill as men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
FALL RAINS HELP
CROPS AT YOAKUM

lOAKUM. Oct. 13.-Duc to the ex.
tended drouth here very little feed
has been produced for the stock. how.
ever since the rains here during the
past few weeks man. acres are being
planted with thrious kinds of feed
stuffs and it Is hoped that feed
enough can be produced to aid the
farmers in keeping their work stock in
condition for another crop year. Cattl,
are looking much better since the
grass has began to grow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
RUSSIAN CHURCH ASKS
RIGHTS FOR CLERGY

MOSCOW, Oct. 13.-CP)-Thc Rus
sian Reform Church conclave closed
its session Monday with q petition
to the government asking that the
clergy be accorded equal rights with
other scctarian groups and Russian
citizens generally. They also asked
that the government grant priests
educational facilities for their children
and permit the church 10 Issue its
own literature. So, .
Under the present Soviet constitu-
ton, members of the priesthood arc
not allowed to vote nor hold govern
ment positions. They can send their
children to school only after the
children Of the laboring and peasant
classes have been accommodated. and
they are not permitted to issue any
church tracts or religious literature.
Solemn high mass was held in the
Cathedral Of the Assumption in the
hrcmlin. attended by several hundred
priests, bishops and archbishops. This
is the only OCCASION in the year whci:
religious services are allowed in thc
Krcmlin by the government.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
FONTA|NE REMOVAL
HEARING CONTINUED

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-CP)-United
States Commissioner Glass today con-
tinucd until October IL, the hearing
of removal proceedings against Evan
ID. Fontaine, dancer. Miss Fontaine
is wanted in San Francisco for con-
tempt of federal court injunction in
filing a second breach of promise suit
against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
ney, whom she charged is the father
of her son.
Commissioner Glass ruled that the
removal warrant for Miss Fontaine
was valid. Counsel for the dancer con-
tended that because it was attcsted by
notary public it had no force or
effect in n criminal contempt proceed
ings in a federal case.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ADVERTISEMENT
|NGROWN NAIL
Turns Right Out Itself

a few drops of "Outgro" in the
crevice of the ingrowing nail re-
duces inflammation and pain and so
toughens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail, that it can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost oveY
night.
"Outgro" is harmless nntiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists- How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing di-
rections.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
Bulls, Mules
Stretch Fiue
In Arena

MADRID, Oct. 13-R-
Bulls and mules carried off the
honors at the bull fights here
Sunday. Their victims were two
toreadors, two picadors, and one
muleteer. The injuries sustained
ranged from severe wounds to
conclusion Of the brain.
Gitanillo and Posada. the
toreadors, were horned and 9TH
erwise so badly injured that they
had TO be taken to 9 hospital.
Picadors Diaz and Barretina also
were gored. Emilio Prieto, the
mule boy, received q severe kick
from his mule while he was pre-.
pairing to DRAG a freshly killed
bull from the ring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
BAPTISTS BEAUTIFY
WEST TEXAS CAMP

ALPINE. Oct. 13.-Rl-Paisano
Baptist cncampment located near
Alpine will be improved and beauti-
fled under plans being worked out
by a group of engineers and land
scapc gardeners, the Rev. l.. r. Mill
can. FL Paso, president of the en-
campmcnt has charge of tho work.
The Rev. Mr.. Millican said today
that when maps are made of the
grounds and definite plans ms TO the
layout settled upon. the actual land
scaping work would be commenced.
The cncampment plans to have an all
summer training school established 10
supplement The other religious work
carried on there.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ROME FASCIST HEAD
FIRED AFTER RAIDS

ROME. Oct. 13.-H)-Signor Far
inacci, secretary of the Fascist party,
has Summarily discharged Itaio
FoGchi. secretary of the Rome Fascist
organization. in consequence Of the
devastation of tho headquarters Of the
Scottish Rite Masonic lodge by n
group Of Fascist last night.
After dcmolishing the furniture and
fixtures. the raidinG party took away
numerous valuable articles belonging
TO the lodge.
Nine FasciSts were arrested as n
result of the disorders in Rome. Quick
action by the notice frustrated an Mt
tempt to invade and dcyastate the
premises of the Grand Orient Ma
sonic lodge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
l|l
General Motors Cars
have high resale Value

More than ever the public asks before buy
ing car: lis it an established make? Is the
organization behind it permanent? Has it
intrinsic value? Will parts and service be
readily available? Will it therefore haze higF,
resale value?"
Each General Motors car and truck is an
established product. Each has behind it the
resources of the whole General Motors
organization. Each has parts, accessories and
equipment made largely by General Motors
and sold and serviced everywhere. Each has
enjoyed the economies Of large scale produc>
ton and the benefits of General Motors
engineering and research.
In saying that the new series of General
Motors cars represent "greatest values in
automobile history" we have in mind their
future fused car" value as well.
GE II E RAJ
MOTORS
CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE
OAKLAND BUICK CADILLAC
GMC TRUCKS
"A car for and purpose"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
UNIVERSITY TO HOLD
SUMMER SESSIONS

AUSTIN. Oct. Is. - Assurances
that the University of Texas will con
duet its summer school in 1926 was
given here today by DIR. Frederick
Eby. director Of the summer session.
DIR. Eby stated "wc will have sum-
mcr school next year" but declined to
make and further statement.
The announcement followed n meet
ing OF the executive committee of the
summer school yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
PERHAPS HE INTENDS
TO STEAL RESIDENCE
AFTER EMPTYING 1T

He left me the house. Mrs. Emilia
Mendoza. 2420 Tampico street, told
Detective Hartman and Higgins Mon
day night a burglars visit.
Maybe he would have taken that
if he had had the timc," she aiiied'
The detectives were able to APP
preciate the victims feeling after they
checked the burglars loot.
1t consisted of n mattress. two
quilts. a photograph. 80 records, n
gold ring. l. yards of gingham, three
shirtwaists. and $50 in cash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ISAAC D. ADLER, rs,
CLOTHES MAKER, DIES

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 13.-P)-
Isaac ID. Adler. &c. president of David
Adler and Sons Company, clothing
manufacturers. and for years leader
in the commercial and financial life
Of Milwaukee, died at his home here
last nj yht. following brief illness
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
FAST us. SHIPS
F.. WILL MEET
u BRITISH
New World Record Is Set
at 248.99 Miles in
Pulitzer Race.

S,rur,,,- , - =. 49,
m, MiIChEL iEi.D. Oct. I3'-CA'
ihe new record OF -to.oo mics an
nour maze Yesterday by Lieutenant
1yrus ~ bettiS' c1 the army IN inc
ruiitZer race. mas aroused curiosity
as 10 now nc ana other Americans VIII
inre against me british mystery sea-
P,unes at inc schneider CUP races IN
ba an, oc'oDer 20 ana "a -.
Inc mystery snlps Drought TO this
country IN careIuiiy guarded crates
Ny the hoyal Aero ciuD, were recently
revealed as OF the ,snper-marine 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
LOS ESTUD1ANTES AMERI.
N C~ONVERTIDoS EN-
TURISTAS

L0NDRES, agosto IL United
Press).-Inglaterra y en- genera
Europa, estan invadidas por una
falange de turistas americanos,
que no son otra cosa que estu.
diantes, decididos a viajar a pc
sar de no ser verdaderos CAPT.
talistas.
Los grandes trasatlanticos han
inaugurado I'm servicio de cabi-
nas de tercera categorfa, en- las
cuales Sc hace possible ir y venir
de Europa por la inima cantidad
dc $500, gastos pages. Y no era
possible que los estudiantes de-
jason pasar inadvertida esa mag
mica oportunidad.
Ell "Aquitania" de la Cunarl
ACADIA de entrar a puerto y trae
ochocientos estudiantes que via.
jan como turistas en- tercera. E
"Leviathan" hace POGO traio otro:
tantos y muy pronto traera otrs
falange de turistas de esta nue..
va categoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
CArticnlo especial para Ell MuNDo
cDpyrisht 1926 by United Feature
Syndicate, Inc. -Prohihida Ia
Reproduction

1oNDREs, agosto 1.-Prevalece en-
todos los continentes en- estos mo
mentos una tendencia hacia Ell pa
nico por parte de la raza blanca
cuaudo Sc c~onfronta con Ia raza dc
color, y Ia habfdo motives para
iustifcar esa inquietud. EQUAL es
Ia application a esa conducta por
parte de la raza blanca7
Tiene grandes razones para clio
I'm Asia, la raza amarillo fOrcejea
por sacar de sn suelo al extranjero
de La tee p&hda. -Precisamente aho-
"a surge en- China Ell movimiento mas
intense = terrible contra Ell elemen-
to extranjero. FL Jap6n, por vein
te amos Sc ha venfdo preparando
militarmente y es actualmente 81
enemigo mas poderoso dc Europa ,
America On 10 que al concrete con
81 LELAND oriente Sc refiere. En- In
dta reina la misma intranQuihdad
En-, Africa Sc pelea en- estos momen-
tos con fereza, los natives Sc obs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
CAST TAN DIFICIL COMO
BATIRSE EN- Ell CAMPO
DE BATALLA

~VETERAN-WYO., agosto l..
UNITED Press).-La terra que
Sc ha concedido a los veteranos
de la guerra mundial para fun.
dar sus hogares en- Goshen Coun-
ty, Wyoming, pone en- sus manos
una tarea que requiere tanto c
mas valor que en- la propia que
IRA con todos sus horrores.
Estos colonizadores del vale de
Cherry Greek tienen ante 81 la
ruda tarea de transformer una
region completamente esteril en-
fartil campina, propia para la
siembra de remolacha. Aproxima-
damente $50 veteranos han acep.
atado la encomienda. Ell veteranC
empieza a trabajar con una deu-
da de 800 por su propiedad. No
ticne que pagan intereses, pero
81 Ell capital.
Mientras consigue triunfar tie
ne que ~sostener enconada lucha
con la esterilidad del terreno, que
necesita aqua Y nitrogeno para
hacer possible una buena cosecha
de remolacha. Anualmente tendra
que pagan SIPS por las facili-
dades de riego que Sc lie proper
cionan. Las estadisticas demues-
tran que es nueve veces mas d.
ficil cosechar remolacha que
nlaiz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
LA QUE TIENE
Ell CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL
FEMENINO EN- ATLETISMO
ERA UNA INVALIDA HACE
TRES AMOS

Los ANGELES, agosto /.
UNITED Press).-Una chiquilla
fragil y delgada sali6 de Chica-
go con su madre, hace tres amos,
en- busca de salud.
Ell otro dfa, esa misma Chi
quilla, vestida con un iamante
traje rojo de carreras, como ro-
jas son sus aterciopeladas meji-
las, rompi6 tres records mum
diales en- atletismo en- lc que las
proezas femeninas toca.
Sc trata de Helen Filkey a
quien Sc ACADIA de adjudicar Ell
campeonato mundial femenino en-
atletismo. Cualquiera creera al
leer estas lineas que Sc trata de
una muchacha musculosa y de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
'iPretende Dempsey hacer la recla-
me a su Ultima pellcula?
|LN uitCOs ~anRrCanOs Mnentan en- dStnlOS terminus Ia aCttud adOp-
tada pr Dempsey Ultima bora, al ~dEpOnese Nbr al ring este ahO
AlgunOS degdn que Ell Cdmpe6n no edd my fuerte en- fOndOS. FL rOmpi-
1mentO con kedrnS es va IN heChO.-NO ObStante ell manager tiene I'm con-
tratO que pude pospOOer Ia peed Dempsey-WHlS hastd ell p6xfmO anO

aspecto masculine, pero Sc equi-
voca totalmente. Helen es muy
femenina Ell 81, ura chiquilla
adorable, y va qpisieran muchas
companies de p~eliculas tenerla en-
SUI staff. En- las reuniones at
l6ticas Sc lie distingue inmedia-
tamente por su tipo de fgulina.
Al entrar en- acci6n viste un tra-
je rojo, 10 que no impide que
entire carrera y carrera Sc en-
rolve como una perfecta slap
per-, 0 todas las reglas del
arte.
Aigunas muchachas Green que
para ser atleta hay que actuar
como un hombre. Helen por ell
%contrario va a la lucha como 81
Sc tratara de conquistar un. CO.
raz6n masculine con sus encan-
tos deliciosamente femeninos. Sc
limita a s%onreir, mientras sus her.
mosos ojos negros miriam a todos
lados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
La RAZA BLANCA ESTA SERIA-
MENTE AMENAZADA POR la
RAZA AMARILLO
Lloyd George .trata magistralmente este problema pa
"a los Iectores..de 'E Mundo"
e Jap6n extende sus tentaculos al trayes de Ia r%epdbHca China. La Russia So
M6hca, convertda en- paia universal, pTetende lamar al 0dente en- contra
del Occidente

dadero portento. Fl = ia hermane
Sc prepararon mihtarmente en- AGA,
demias espaholas y francesas. X
este les ha servtdo para luchar con
ira Ell poderfo de maestros en
su patria. Y 81 clos 50 aprovecha'
ron de esa educaci6n militar que 10
digan hoy sus mismos enemigos.
Los ejercitos espaholes han sido
nevados hasta La costa y las legio-
mes francesas, victoriosas sobre el
imperio mas poderoso de este siglo;
ceden terreno continuamente ante
la fiera acometividad del caudiIlo
montahes. Y tengo entendido que
en- este momento en- China Sc esta
manufacturando Ell gas mas vene-
nose inventado poT los genios ale
names durante la guerra. Las anne
tralladoras, los cahones de largo al.
canoe, todos los modernos artefac-
tos de guerra estAn va en- poder de
las razas de color y han sido los
blancos los que han puesto en- sus
manos Ell arma mortifera. Un mi
LION, NADIA menos que un million de
chinos, preparados miitarmente de
acuerdo con los metodos occidenta-
exhausta de fatiga despues de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
FRANCIA VUELVE A SU VIDA
NORMAL PAULATINAMENTE.
RESTAURACION DEL SUELO

WASH, agosto /. Omitted
Press).-De acuerdo con las no
ticias Que Sc han recibido 1lti-
mamente en- ell Departments del
Concrete no transcurrirA un aho
mas sin que Sc haya efectuado
en- Francia la intensa v total la
Dor de reconstruction. Las regio-
mes desvastadas por los horrores
de la Ultima guerra recobran r&-
pidamente su aspecto primitive.
Ell programa que Sc traz6 el
gebierno frances POGO despu6s del
armisticio esta muy cerca de que
dar terminate felizmente. De los
100000 acres de ~terreno desvas-
tados durante la guerra por 10
menos el $3.50 ha sido totalmente
restaurado a su estado normal.
Practicamente todo ell territorio
cubierto por las alambradas eSt&
libre de obstaculos. De los cineo
millones de acres de terreno dea-
tinados a la agriculture y prAe-
ticamente inservibles a rafz del
armisticio, 4,525,0o0 acres han Gi-
do preparados debidamente para
ell cultivo.
Cuando Sc frm6 ell armisticio
893,792 edifcios habfan sido dss-
truidos, y en- enero / de este ano
508,S19 habfan sido totalmente re-
construidos.
Debido a que muchos duenos de
hogares ~sufrieron los horrores de
IL guerra, muchos de estos edit
clos no seran reconstruidos jamas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS IN
WALDEN Ell UNIVERSE EN-
TERO CON SUS APARATOS
RADIOGRAFICOS

WASH. agosto /. Omitted
Press).-Los equipos radiograf-
cos que Sc manufacturer en- los
Estados Unidos encuentran facil
mercado en- todas parties. del
mundo, hasta en- ell LELAND Orien-
tie Y en- ell Africa, donde Sc han
vendido aparatos por mas de I'm
million de dolares durante ell I'LL
timo ano. La mania del radio Sc
extiende a TODD ell universe.
De acuerdo con los datos que
ha hecho p1blicos ultimamente, ell
Departments de Concrete, ell Ca
NADIA compro en- aparatcs radio
graficos durante ell primer tri-
mestre de este ano NADIA menos
que $666,287, mientras que las
compras de la America Latina
a~scendieron a $421.000, las de
Europa a $384,O00 Y ell LELAND
Oriente a $394,O00.
Ell radio triunfa pues en- Ell
universe entero y ell mercado
mundial esta en- poder de los ma
nufactureros americanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
LOS INDIOS SURAMERICA-
NOS FORMAN UN ESTADO
COMUNISTA

BUENOS AIRES, agosto 1.
Omitted Press).-Las investigated
mes realizadas 1ltimamente de-
muestran que en- Sur America ha
tenido u tentaculos ell comunis-
mo. Y hay actualmente una tribu
de indios, que pone EN- practica
al pie de la letra los principles
comunistas, especialmente aquellos
que Sc ~refieren a la possession de
las ~tierras.
No adoran a la mujer nj la CO.
locan en- un pedestal, sine que
por ell contHario, la obligan a com
partir las rudas tareas Gel campo.
Cada cual tiene sus ~respectivos
deberes y obligaciones, de aeuer-
do con su capacidad. ST por ejem-
plo, Sc trata de un buen cazador,
u tarea sera proveer a la tribu
lie ricas pieles y carne Ell album
dancia. Otros, por su capacidad
para curar, Sc converter de he
.ho en- medicos.
Made puede evadir el trabajo,
pues Ell patriarch, que esta Sc
cundado por toda la villa, no 10
permite, en- OCCASION alguna.
Son genuinamente ~agricolas. PEI
70 tienen un alto sentido del arte,
Y cultivan la escultura y la PIN
tura con verdadero entusiasmo.
Ell arte de estos indios es como es
natural, muy ,imperfecto, pero Sc
aproxima bastante al arts egipcio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
Ell entendidO industrial entre
Francia y Alemania
(Por A H. sIMoNDs)

! WASHINGTON, agostc LEI
entendido industrial f~ranco-ale-
man, que hace possible La venta
de hero frances a los grandes
industriales alemanes y combina
Ell cierto modo ia production de
Lorena y del Rhin, implica un
gran progreso en- la restauracion
economical en- Europa asi como en-
la paz franco-aiemana.
Ell entendido a que Sc ha lie
gado, es ex~tra-oficial, no tiene en-
fcrma alguna relaci6n directa con
las discusiones econ6mcas y of
ciales que Sc han sostenido duran
ta los 1ltimos cinco meses sin
que aun Sc haya llegado a una
resolution .definitiva. No obstante,
es evidente que csc entendido no
hubiese sido possible 81 los gobier-
nos de ambos pafses Sc hubiesen
mostrado hostiles, y por Ell con-
trario es la mejor se1al de que
las negociac;ones ofciales entire
ambas ~naciohes terminaran feliz-
mente.
Ell ano ultimo los productores
alemanes y franceses de potasa
llegaron a un acuerdo parecido.
Antes de la guerra Alemania te-
mia practicamente ell monopolio
absolute de la potasa, pero la ce-
sion de Alsacia y Lorena puso en-
manos de los franceses n nina
muy RIGA en- la region de Mulhouse
v Francia Sc convirti6 inmedia-
tamente en- un poderoso compe-
tidor. Despues dc un periodic de
marcada rivalidad los producto-
res de ambas naciones llegaron a
un entendido, fjando la cantidad
de production para exportaci6n y
Ell por ciento total que debfa que
dar en- cada pals.
FL entendido actual en- 10 que
al hero Sc refere es desde luego
mas Importance. Francia al adqui-
rir Lorena Sc convirti6 en- la ma
cion que mayor production de
hero tenia en- Europa. Pero
Francia tenia para ell consume
domestico con sus reservaS de
hero v comprendi6 que la nueva
IONA productora la ponia Ell la
necesidad de buscar mercado en-
Ell exterior. Alemania, por su par
tie, como resulta6o de las dispu-
tas franco-alemanas, einpez6 a
comprar ell hero que necesitaba
para sus industrias del Rhur en-
ell extranjero, especialmente en-
Francia y Suecia, y ell resultado
fue desastroso para Lorena.
Pero la combination del hero
de la Lorena con Ell carbon del
Rhur era esencial y no podfa des-
cartarse en- absolute. Francia ne
cesitaba carbon, que podia con-
seguir facilmente en- ell Rhur,
mientras los alemanes necesitaban
ell hero de Lorena, Ell Sarre y
Luxemburgo, las tres regiones que
habfan estado dentro de la tarifa
alemana antes de la guerra. Ell
actual entendido cubre ell Sarre y
Luxemburgo al iguaI que Lorena,
aun cuando ell Sarre y Lorena
caen dentro de la jurisdiction
francesa y Luxemburgo de Bel
gica.
Els muy signifcativo ell hecho de
que no Sc pudo llegar a un enten-
dido hasta que los f~ranceses no
demostraron que Sc proponian Sc
riamente vacua ell Rhur en- Ia
fecha fjada por la C~onferencia
de Londres, Y no es menos cierto
que 81 las relaciones franco-ale-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

!. Cuanto cuesta la docena de
esos pasteles?-pregunta Rufilan.
chas en- un puesto.
-Cincuenta c~entavos. ST lleva us
ted tres docenas, cnarenta y cinco
81 lleva listed seis, cnarenta...
-iY cuantas hay que llevar pa
IA que no cueste NADIA?