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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
What Is Fame?

T>AME, ms Noah Webster so aptly put
IL it, is lofty reputation derived from
some public achievement And Noah
showed his wisdom when he refused to
classify it as "undying"
Just ask Lincoln Ellsworth hero of
AmundSen'S aerial dash to the pole and
part-financier of the exploit Just a few
weeks ago all the world thrilled at his
name. He was photographed on hum
dreds of feet of motion picture film Tee-
graph wires and underSea cables carried
his adventure to the ends of the earth
And Saturday he came back to Amer
ica, his home land. and found that fame
is Just about rs imperishable as the celu-
loid film which carried his face to thou
sands of theatre screens. A Norwegian
acting consul general and q few news
paper reporters were all that met him ut
the boat.
His exploit filled WebSters definition,
Then what is fame?
Why does the name and fame of John
l.. Sullivan endure while the world for
gets Robert Livingston Stevens who in
vented the T-shaped railroad rail and
The steam beam-engine?
Why remember Madame DuBarry and
forget the equally notorious Countess
Louisa Albany?
Why forget John Wycliffe and remem-
Der Dick Turpin or remember David Liv-
jngStone and forget John Hanning Spoke?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

Of depression there is largo
protest vote. but u INIT FUN
dRmcutaliy radical Much or IL
n made up Of conservatives
who are sore ana want 10
kick somebody
When business, following IA
natural law. wont ahead too
fast with Tho evolutionary pro.
cess ~ organization IL was pos.
Hb'r 90 stir up a big vote Of
protest against tho trusts We
actually $50, tho sherman anti
trust law II checked but didB',
stop organization
Now that the people have al.
most caught up with business.
and all OF us are IN one way or
another business men. the
courts are gradually choking
tho lie out OF that law.
Finally. in 1894. tho rspub-
lIean party boldly and frank.
~ took a wide open stand for
conservation. Tho democratic
party really took n stand for
nothing At all. after staging a
bitterly selfish scrap between
two individual candidates Tho
third party. under the proErcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

(oME on all you hdets get under tho hose
- today The cais always answered for
when thru n
From husky young brother 10 little every tempting
affair treat that youngsters win Willingly from feet
o their fa
They'll get mons permission and old clothes
back pel NELL The he
II
First Pauc squts Mary then
they gigle and grin Then mother time announc
ing IT'S time to
IT'S true that The little folks gladly win they play in The
hose but then whenever RS time bath
something quite different again.
Copyright 1895, sor)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

IN any Of the states. and that
there Uas no poiCcr in the crisilHg
form Of government to make cih-
Gems Of such persons. liz addition
10 this decision, Hc chicf Justice
rendered otibcr decisions that had
no direct bearing on nc issues IN
uoiued, but had a bearing and a
direct result on me big issue of
states rights and Slavery that rerc
in the public mind al The Tine.
O. what Is "a variometcr as used
in radio sets?
4. An Instrument that series 10
udrV nc HdHctdHcc and trouc
length Of any circuit II consists Of
a set Of 0Ied FINDINGS and a set
~ rotatabic tcindiH0s. the lattcr ~
ting toitItn the former. When both
sets Of coils are adjusted so INT
me current Gioirs IN INC same d.
rcctioH In both. there Is mari
mum Of iudnctdHCf. when The cur
rent ti0Ws IN opposite direction. due
10 turning the rotdtdbic bindings,
t0hich arc LuOWR as the rCOter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

The good wife "a che who has
sense enough not 20 ask too
much Of marriage, who b. more
eager tn count her matrimonial
blessings than 10 tabulntc her
inconvenience. She does not
alop over cmotionuny, but is
wise enough 10 build an ivory
tower for her own soul. whose
door viii open 10 no ono.
She Ia the woman who simply
treats her husband with tho
fine consideration which she &C.
cords hcr friends. not Fostering
him with attentions, standing
by him when no needs assist.
nnec and aid. giving him her
faith without suspicious. her
loyalty without question, and
her love without measure.
She H tho woman who loves
hcr husband better than she
docs herself, She ls tho good
wifo. aud her price Is above
rubicq.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
Hard Work

NTHEN the first flush of joy over be-
w ing in your own home instead of
an apartment, dies away. you are apt to
find the mortgage payments just a bit
heavy, and perhaps once in a while you
will wish you were rid of the whole bust
ness.
Don't get discouraged Monthly pay
ments on mortgages are hard to be sure
but that way lies financial independ-
ence.
Once a man has lifted first mortgage,
nothing much can stop him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

will pay nearly 17De 1000. 900 FOR
their crude rubber instead N
9l55, 100000 Il year
Tie Philippine Is tho only
part or tho kuowH world where
rubber can 30 produced OF
quality. and On amounts. SUI.
felcnt 10 put n rrimp lu The
British Eat indies MONOPOLY.
A commission d expert.
authorized by congress in 1929.
have reported on prospects lH
tho Philippine In HiHdauao
and nclghbOriHg islands there
are ~ least 1000, 900 acres u
perfect rubher country with
plenty or labor at hand This
would provide Oh the rubber
NO need now and FOR, some
years 10 come.
Two things. however, block
our road. First. the future
status or tho Islands f. 100.
vague Second H. H 'nowe
againf, the law for amy one
pcrron or corporation 20 own,
$500 acres or land
Thus two steps are impera-
tive.
!. Congress must a. once fix
the status or the Philippine IS.
lands 20 capital VIII know *.
actly what q can count on.
Ana this does not necessarily
mean annexation.
?. Congress. IN agreement
with the Islands. must find a
way 10 safeguard farms and
such lands from falling into the
hands OF few large holders,
and al the same time make II
possible for untitled public
lands. Ike those in Nindanao,
10 be utilized IN holdings large
enough 10 make rubber plan.
tations profitable,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

he coils arc said 10 be buctiug
each other and The inducfoncc Is
al UliHimapL Both tciHdings arc
connected TN series,
Q. After whom was Lake George.
New York, named?
4. Lake george tr1s discovered
bB nc Jesuit father. Isaac JogucS
lRoman Catholic and named bv
him Lac Saint 49, Sacramento, IN
1912. IN ii55 70 ,CqS giurn us prca-
cHt name Of "Ldto Gcoryc," IN
honor Of King George IN. Of Eng.
land
@, From where did tho name OF
tho hickory tree come?
4. The tcord "hickorD" Is con-
traction Of DohickorU an Indian
name tor tree.
q. What is the story connected
with Gainsboroughs famous paint
Ing, the Blue Boy"2
4. n is said that he painted this
portrait IN f779 as practical rcji-
tniion Of RcUHoids Hcory that cold
coiors, ot 10hich blue is the chict.
cannot BE- used cUocHuciy IN nor
trait printing. 7hc 8forv has ncucr
been iuiiy credited. bit is tCidciy
current
.. Where were the oldest known
lighthouses built aud which Is the
most famous of tho old lighthousesg
A. Tho oldest kHoUn lighthouses
irerc the torcrs bur bV tho In
bidns and The Cushites IN iorcr
E0Dp' The most famous lighthouse
Of dnHqmtV ,cd8 one bun on me
ISLAND Of Pharos. near Aicgaudria.
EOUph about 285 U. @.
q. How many silver dollars did
the United States coin IN 1921,
and were they all the now Peace
Coins2 Ia
A, A total Of s,,73G.}73 alror DOL
lars tcorc coiHed by nc government
IN iG2i ~ this number I,OOG. ms
lccrc me nciG Pedcc coinS and me
tcmaindr rcre LibcriU hcad doi-
i1rS
q Has the value Of fish caught
and sold each year in All tho rivers
and waterways Of the world ever
been estimated
A. ippror I'm atclD $3.50, 900, 900
lCorth Of tigh arc c0ughi and sold
each Dcar ~ nc oceans, seas, takes
ami riucrS N ne lCorid. according
10 csimatcs madc M me Unitcd
States BWcau of FishcricS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

VOU can get an answer 10
l. any question OF fact or in
formation by writing Tho Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave, Washington.
ID. C., and Enclosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies. conf
Dental All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
Noav are quickly restore
to dazzling aUhiteness

A NEW method urged widely by leading authorities
Make this remarkable dental test See what cleaning
cearness is beneath the dngy film that clouds teeth
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Steamer Starr Arrives
 From the Westward

The steamer Starr, Capt. o. A. Jo- hansen of the San Juan Fishing & Packing Company, arrived in port this morning at 4 o'clock from the west ward and departed two hours later with the barge Lawrence in town for Knights Island The Starr will re- turn to Seward this evening at about 10 o'clock. The vessel departs on the regular run, Monday, December 2.
 The incoming passenger list was as follows:
 For Seattle-Albert Stoves, Olaf Rogers, Miss H. Melin, Mrs. A. Over gen, from Tutka Bay; Miss Zela Craw- ford from Kanatak; Mary Chebetor, Gnsane) Mary Larson, matron, Ross boy, prisoner, Chas. Woberg, marshal, all from Unga; A. Mullin, radio oper- ator, Mrs. M. Hatch, boy and baby, from Unalaska; Chas. Petry, Ernest Petry, Chas. Coble, Claude Coble, bu- reau of fisheries employees from Chig- nix.
 For Seward-Claude Cobb, A. w. Cassidy, Ned Smeator, from Chignik; Tom Skulstad, Sand Point; A. Burns, J. A. Wellhoyt, Seldovia Wm. Hub ley and wife, Unga.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Dr. A. W. Cassidy, prominent Naw York physician, who has been at Uyak for number of months past, in con- nection with activities of the Katmai Gold Mining company of which he is a large stockholder, arrived in Sew ard this morning on the steamer Starr, en route to the East
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Dennis Hurley, president and gen. eral manager of the Alaska Hills Mines Company at Nuka Bay, departs tomorrow night on the Alaska for Se- attle. MT. Hurley will spend the win ter at Sheldon, Wash.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

w. P. Studdert, herring packer of the westward district, was among the arrivals on the Starr this morning from Seldovia. MT. Studdert is at the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

distant, and was educated at Nor wich University, from which he re- ceived the degree of ILL D. He had two daughters and one son.
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Magazine men, crew man. agers, district managers, organizers experienced on two pay plan, also special offers. Write or wire today for real proposition. State fully ex- perience. Clyde A., Ramsey, 25-27
 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan 1 WANTED-Experien two payment magazine men to open office cover ing entire district. Full co-opera- tion and protection. Send $100 for supplies and complete information. Clyde A. Ramsey, 25-27 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohio.. kjan1
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

JUNEAU, Dec. 4 [P)-Governor G. A. Parks annual message has been completed and will be printed by the |papers of the Territory Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Oh, well, the world has made con- siderable progress, and always over the protest of Intelligent minorities
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Another good test of personality is an empty gas tank forty miles from anybody who knows you.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Carl Amy, attorney, departs for Seldovia on the Admiral Watson on brief business trip.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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 JORDANS VALET SERVICE.

FOR SALE-New three-room house, fully furnished, succeed, with bath and garage Cash $22OO. New five passenger "Overland" touring car. Cash, s450. P. H. Peterson. 3OO-tf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Another way to get intimate with some of the best families is to get a job as warden.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

When we are wholly civilized, per haps something will be done about peacetime slackers.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-04

Children's Sleeping Garments at Urbach's. 323
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Wolf Trimmed Parkas, Urbach's. If
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SUITS! SUITS! SUITS!

SUITS! SUITS! SUITS! JUST RECEIVED a shipment of high class suits direct from New York. I was able to purchase these suits at very low prices which enables me to offer them to you at a great bargain.
 JORDANS VALET SERVICE.
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FOR SALE-Piano, good condition: First S15O takes it. Phone Madi- son Al. If
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HYDE PARK, Vt., Dec. 4. Carroll Smally Page died here last night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
DON ALBERTO BRAVO

FL viernes dltimo fallecio en- la
cludad de Mayaguez el distingui-
do caballero don Alberto Bravo.
hermano de nuestro buen amigo,
don Arturo Bravo, Secretario de
la Camara de Comercio de P. R.
La infausta nueva, puede de-
cirse, pesar del natural dolor
cue produio en- ell amino de los
deudos del fenecido, no cogi6 a
estos de sorpresa, pues hacfa
tempo que ell Sr. Bravo venfa
padeciendo de pertinaz dolencia,
y, no obstante los esfuerzos rea-
lizados para combatir ell NAL este
no logro nunca ceder en- intensi-
dad Y peligro.
Ell entierro del Sr. Bravo Sc
efectuo al dfa siguiente en- ell ce-
menterio de Mayagtez, constitu-
yendo ell acto una verdadera ma
nifestacion de duelo publico, de-
mostrativa del afecto y simpa-
tias de que goza la ilustre fami-
liza del fenecido.
EEL MUNDO" une SUI testimo-
Mo de condolencia al duelo ge-
neral por tan sentida muerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

ustedes fijaban impossible tam
bien reunir la directiva en- session
extraordinaria, pues 6stas requieren
segln reglamento ser convocadas
con cierta anticipation y todos los
directories menos uno residen fuera
de la localidad. Pidieron ustedes un
momento para considerar ell punto
" al POGO volvieron, y en- presen-
cia del Vice-presidente informaron
al senior Sintes que no estaban dis
puestos seguir trabajando mien-
tras la Compafiia no resoIviera.
Fran va las once de la noche pre-
cipitadamente ell senior Sintes tuvo
que hacer arregios para dar servi-
clio al dfa siguiente que por ser
lunes eS siempre ell de mayor mo
vimiento en- la Compafifa: y al
efecto tuvo que utilizar Ell perso-
nal que pudo encontrar. Ain asi
el m1Smo luneS por la manana al
presentar ustedes denuncia contra
ei personal que Sc utilizaba y al
ser llamado por Ell propio Juez, Ell
sefior Sintes. para yer 81 era po-
sible arreglar ell asunto. este, aun
que no estaba autorizado para So
lucionar la question, les ofrecio en-
presencia del Juez que 81 ustedes
volvian al trabajo Y esperaban a
que Sc reuniera la directiva, cuaI-
quier aumento, que ella dispusiera Sc
pondria en- vigor como de la fecha
en- que presentaron la petici6n. Us
tedes Sc negaron a aceptar una
proposition tan justa, razonable
(ContinGla en- la pag. Ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
RESPONSABILIDAD

"Esta nacion tiene contraida
una gran responsabilidad con Ia
pequena isla, Y es necesario ase-
gurarse de que disfruta de un
buen gobierno. Es casi impossible
que ciudadanos infuyentes de la
isla esten continuamente envian-
do representations a este pals, Y
tomandose la molestia de venir
hasta Washington, sin que haya
alguna justification para sus que
jas. Los Estados Unidos Sc han
conducido acknowledgements en- Ha-
waii en- las Islas Filipinas, aun
cuando han habido pequenas dl-
ficultades, el pueblo esta satisfe-
cho, q exception Gle los que de-
sean la independence absolute,
deseo que en- manera alguna pue-
de considerarse como una critl-
ca a la administration"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
UNA PETIcIoN DE MR.. PORTER
A Los DELEGADoS A LA CON
FERENCIA SoBRE Ell oPIO

GINEBRA, enero 26. Omitted
Press) Mr.. Porter ha demand2-
do de los delegados que toman par
ticipacion en- las discusiones sobre
la regulacion de la venta 2 manu-
factura del opio, que traten de dI-
rigir las discusiones unic"menSe al
punto sobre ell que Sc decidira Ia
fecha en- que comenzara a contar-
Sc ell periodic de Is amos para Ia
abolici6n total del opio de los mer
cados del mundo.
Manana (hoy) Sc da-% a como
Ger la fecha que exile Mr.. Por
ter v sobre la cual Sc ha ilegado q
un acuerdo entire ingleses y anne.
ricanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
Oha excursion de conner :
ciantes e industriales de
Houston, Texas, lIegaIa
aqui a principles de Mario
Los yiajerOs seguiran luegO ha-
cha Cuba, Venezuela, Panama J
Honduras.

La camara de Comercio de Puerto
Rico IA recibido communication de la
de Houston, Texas, anunciandole la
visita de una delegation de conner
ciantes, industriales, etc. cuyo nt-
moro, incluyendo sus familiares as
cerdera, probablemente, 200. Pa
ra e1te objeto los excursionistas han
f1etsGo el hermoso vapor frances
Lafayette" que hizo igual viaje
Ell ano pasa6o, para esta epoca, ha-
btendo dejado muy agradables re-
cucrdos dos obsequios de que fui-
mos objeto bordo del mencionado
barco.
La fecha de salida de Houston Sc
ra el % dc febrero. De ALI Sc diri-
gira la excursion a Mobile, luego a
Miami, despues las Bahamas; en-
tonces Pourt Prince, y de aqui a
San juan debiendo llegar aqui ell
8 de MARIO.
FL rroposito es Ell de estar dos
dias aqui sigu1endo luego hacla
Martinica, Venezuela, Curacao, Co.
lombia, Panama, Honduras, Cuba =
regresar finalmente Houston.
Teniendo en- cuenta la habitual
hospitalidad que poseemos, no debe
dudarse que sc dispensara una bue-
ma acogida a los viajeros, particu-
larmente por parte del comercio, va
quo SO ha demostrado que estas vi
sitas ademas del beneficio para
los mcrcados en- ell continente, vie
men resultando provechosas para P.
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
Ell LcdO. Soto Cras sOlicita de la Ca
mara de COmercio que Sc estudie la
manera de reguIarizar Ell funciOna-
mientO de las cOrpOraciiOnes extran-
jeras en- P. R. a fin de que Sc pre-
sente a la Legislature la cOrrespOn~
diente legislation.

En- ell curse del entrante mes ce-
IebraTa la Camara de Comercio de
Puerto Rico, su asamblea anual, que
esta vez Y de conformidad con 10
acordado en- la del aio pasado, ten
dra lugar en- Mayagiiez y Sc ocupa
actualmente, la Camara de San Juan
dc ncmbrar sus delegados ante aque-
la asamblea.
Tenemos entendido que Sc lleva-
ran a discussion asuntos de gran in
teres, y 81 Sc tiene presente que esta
proxima reunirse Ia Legislature
de Puerto Rico, habra una buena
tarea preparada para Ell comite de
Legislation que en- ocasiones parcel
das designa la Camara de Concrete
de Puerto Rico.
A prop6sito de este copiamos la
mocion presentada por ell sefior Soto
Gras en- la Ultima junta general de
Ia Camara de San Juan, y que dice:
"Que Sc nombre un comit6 legis-
lativo que Sc ocupe de estudiar cual-
quier legislation que Sc presente en-
Ia proxima session legislative en- la
cual pueda estar interesada la Ca.
mara de Comercio; que este comite
igualnente prepare aquellas leyes
que Sc estimen convenientes nece.
sarias los intereses del comercio
en- general; q. dicho comite, tanto en-
ell estudio de los proyectos someti-
dos, independientemente por los le-
gisladores, como por los que por pc.
tici6n de esta Camara, ellos prepa.
rem, Sc valga de los servicios publ.
cos, de los senadores y representan-
tes de este distrito, como las perso
mas obligadas a defender los intere-
ses locales; que ell mismo comite sea
instruido expresamente, para que
estudie ell problema de la reglamen,
tacior. eficaz de las corporaciones
extranjeras que hacen negocios en-
Puerto Rico"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Ampliando la information que
acerca del asesinato del joven ANA
DOR Estades, public6 Ell MUNDO
la semana Ultima, reproducimos 10
siguiente, tornado de nuestro buen
colega "Lstin Diario", de Santo
Domingo:
F'El matonismo, punta de cuchi-
llo, Sc irgui6 aver, en- plena ciu-
dad, en- Ell corazon de la urbe en-
donde las actividades son debie-
ran ser cerco opuesto a los mato-
nes que Sc hacen horrendos al CO.
meter sus hechos en- la via que des-
lustran siempre con la sangre que
hacen verter, por 10 comln a man
saliva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
LA vIcTIMA

Amador Estades, de 81 afios, ma
tural de Aguadilla, puerto Rico),
trtguefo, de estatura mediana. pelo
lacio, bigote escaso, bien parecido,
gerente de la Sucursal del Banco
Territorial Y Agricola de Puerto
Rico, persona estimable, y estima-
Ga por la posici6n que ocupaba Y
por sus condolences personales.
DoNDE ocURRIo Ell HEcHo
Ell hecho ocurri6 en- las mismas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
EXPLOSION

La noticia del hecho produjo en-
Ia ciudad una explosion de ira y
dos multitudes Sc agruparon una
frente la Jefatura de Policia, y la
otra frente las oficinas del Banco
Territorial. La primera, iracunda,
clamando justicia, protestando del
hecho Y pidiendo Ia rudeza del cas-
tigo. La segunda protestando tam
bien; pero derramando compassion
sobre Ell pobre Amador Estades, mo-
Tibundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
Lo QUE HIc1ERoN

Los sefiores Pauline Y Luthge
vieron al malhechor correr por la
calle Mercedes hacia Ell Este, 10 in
creparon, 10 intimidaron, y 81 con
ell cuchillo, tinto en- sangre, en- la
nano, amenazo a los dichos se1ores
y tomo la Gale Isabel la Cat6lica,
en- donde 10 desarm6 ell sargento de
la Municipal Sindulfo Benavides y
10 llevo a la Jefatura de Policta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
UN HoRRoRoso INcENDIo DIS
TRUYE Ell BARRIo ARtsTo-
cRATIco DE BOMBAY

BOMBAY, enero 26. (Uritee
Press).-Un horroroso incendio ha
destrndo ell barrio mas aristocrati-
co de esta ciudad. FL incendio que
ha causado perdidas poe mas dc
cincuenta mil d6lares corlenz6 por
un rico eStablecimiento de merce-
ria. Finalmente ell incendio pu6o
ser sofocado por los habitantes y
autoridades de Bombay.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
Ell CONGRESO DEBE ACCE-
DER A LA INVESTIGACION

EN- Puerto Rico, no obstante,
aun cuando dicha isla es nuestra
colonia mas cercana, no parece
que hayamos triunfado en- toda la
Inca. Y ahora que los elementos
nativos vuelven otra vez que
iarse de que tienen una mala adz.
ministraci6n, solicitando una in
vestigaci6n por parte del Congre-
so, esa investigation Sc les debe
conceder, Y el Congreso debe ir
al fondo de la question, para de-
terminar d6nde esta el NAL y
como puede corregirse."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
Ell PRES. HARDING CAST IG-
MORO A LOS PUERTORRI- (,
QUENOS

"Lo menos que ell Congreso pue-
de conceder a los puertorriquenos,
es acceder a la investigation que
ellos demandan, Y asegurarse al
mismo tempo, de que esa investi-
gaci6n sea concienzuda Y practi-
ca. Durante varios amos, los puer-
torriquenos han estado presentan-
do quejas ante las autoridades
federales, y en- general, Sc les ha
prestado muy poca atencion. Yer
daderamente, el extinto presiden-
tie Harding casi les ignore por
completo."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

herido fu6 sometido la curaci6n
de primer intento, que reaiz6 ell
Doctor Marchena, Director del Es-
tablecimiento, cambiando opinio-
nes con Ell DR.. Baez, quien compar-
ito la opinion de que Sc trataba de
una lesion mortal por necesidad y
que una laparotomia practicada con
urgencia como lnico recurso podia
hacer concebir remota posibilidad
de salvaci6n dentro de La 1nminen-
cia de la muerte que va asomaba
en- Ell continente del joven Estades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
La espantosa tragedia de Santo Do
mingo. -Detalles completes del asesi-
nato del joven Estades

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