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Evening star., 1925-10-09
French Politics and Debt.

Although NJ. Caillaux and the mem
bers of the French debt commission
have not Vet landed in France carry
ing with them the American proposal
that FOR Il period of five Years France
pay TO the I-rited States only n.00o. :
200 annually ON its war debt OF over
four billion dollars, and that Il def
mite funding II the dent he post poued,
reports that even this arrangement
may be rejected enanate from Paris.
No less person than NJ. Franklin
Bouillon. president of the foreign rela-
tions committee of the Chamber Of
Deputies, is quoted IN opposition To
me arrangement. His opposition is di,
rected it seems, to the postponement
Of the debt settlement for five years.
The United States has been very
willing. indeed deSirouS IF having the
French debt promptly funded along
with the other war debts owed the
United States. The proposal IL post
pOne such Il settlement with France
was ~made only after il had been
found impossible to reach any kind
Of a satisfactory agreement for def
mite funding of the debt. The French
commission laid empha sis on the fact
that France might find herself IN an
cen more difficult economic and tinan-
.ial situation in the future, and would
Ne unable to make the payments
agreed upon without great hardship
For that reason the French proposed
what was called Il security clause,
giving France the right TO suspend
Payments and call for another revision
Of the debt i'll such an event. To this
the Americans We're unwilling to as
sent. and their proposal that the set
tiement be postponed five years was
made in order to give the French
time 70 reach a more stable financial
situation which would make it possible
for them to arrive at definite settle
tlent.
Rejection of the American proposal
doubtless would create a bad impress
sion here. Too frequently the sugges-
Ion has been advanced by critics Of
France that the French do not intend
10 pay. Their own commission in its
proposal Of settlement fixed SAC, ,000.-
900 as the proper payment for the first
five years.
In the United States the European
debts have been taken out of politics
10 q. great extent, and Democrats and
Republicans alike are backing the ad-
ministration in it's efforts to settle the
French debt on basis just to France
and to this country. In France. how
ever, the debt, it is reported. has
been made foot ball Of politics, until
any faction that seeks to settle on
terms that do not reduce enormously
Tho amount to be paid the United
States is in danger of being ousted
from power. Such a situation is un-
fortunate.
NJ. CailauX is said TO have declared
that if the proposal submitted by the
French government conversations
will be continued" presumably with
The United States Government. The
French must fully understand the
position of the American Government
snd the American people on the debt
by this time, and if further negotia-
lions are entered into. it should be in
lhe light Of that understanding.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

from the bat Of Muddy" Ruel, stepped
in his own mask and missed what
should have been an easy putout,
whereupon Ruel expressed his thanks
to Dame Fortune by whanging out a
clean hit that contributed to the win
ming run. That Was Il decidedly bad
break for the Giants.
Yesterday Washingq on's right fielder.
figuring on possible short fly. played
a bit too far in. and the ball when hit
Went over his head aInl bounded into
the temporary stands Spr the homer
that gave Pittsburgh its winning
brace of runs. Had he been playing
farther out the hit would have been
either caught or hsd to a single.
That was one OF the several bad
breaks for the Nationals.
A hit batsman. a stumble on the
base lines, a moment OF off-balance
when the runner is m;Ineuvering for
a possible start, a particle of dust in
the eye of a batsman or a fielder in
gust of wind, these play important
parts in the contests. Thay are part
Of the game as a whole. tho elements
that go to make base ball - fasctnat-
ingly uncertain. OF course. iR the long
run skill III fielding. pitching and bat
ting tell in the results. Penrtnnts are
not won by breaks, unless, perchance.
they happen in league races that are
decided by a single game. liz world
series contests Of seven games AT the
most the breaks may decide the result.
To date, with the Washington team
tied with its contender. ii looks to the
truly unprotected observer than in
straight base ball ii Is the bette. TINT
it is not now cut il front with tSo
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Stricter methods of determining just
what persons are insane are to be
sought. A way of ascertaining just
which persons are only foolish one way
or another is too broad a subject for
practical research. The psychoanalyst
vet has before him a vast and still
uncharted domain of activity.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

The importance OF air service is
popularly felt. but not universally un-
derStood. Whatever may be the tech
niCal results of present inquiry; they
will give the public the benefit Of Il
campaign of education.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

The Hawaiian Islands are an idyllic
region that seems destined to assume
a part III military strategy. 1t would
be Il pity to silence the strains of the
steel guitar with the rattle Of the ma
chine gun.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Those who were hurt in n Jackson
VILE elevator call attention to the fact
that In Florida, where real estate val.
ues now soar, the ascent is easy, but
the descent, as in all other specula-
ton. may be sudden and unhappy.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Prohibition enforcement has dis
pensed with the persuasive eloquence
of the old temperance lecture and
brought up the question Of who is
quickest on the trigger.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Weather reports indicate that the
season for beauty contests" is about
over. It is 4 lucky prize winner whose
rewards equip her with an abundantly
Winter wardrobe.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

The enthusiasm with which his
: peeches are greeted indicate q popu-
lar inclination to encourage President
Coolidge to go as far as he likes in
breaking away from his reputation as
a man of silence
Evening star., 1925-10-09

The Weather Bureau predicts rain
ar this time Of year with perfect conf
dence that its announcement will not
be resented. So long as the snow pre-
dictions can he postponed there will be
general satisfaction.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

1t is a long time since Sir Thomas
OF entire international good feeling
simply by reasserting himself as a
good loser in a yacht race.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

A true base ball fan cannot under
stand how there could just now be so
many people watching a small matter
like q horse race.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
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Evening star., 1925-10-09

Predictions of a decline IN Florida
this time. The real estate market,
like other markets, has it's bears as
we'll as it's bulls.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Ovations to Col Mitchell may or may
not have been overheard by the Secre-
tary of the Navy. In any event, he
does not regard them as pertinent evf-
dence.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

An ovation such as was received by
Col. Mitchell is gratifying, but it does
not figure with weight in the official
record.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Maryland authorities have not Yet
fuily recovered from their righteous
Indignation over the discovery of Illicit
D. c. license tags.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

And it's too bad that the Senator's
who won the American League flag,
do not instill some of their team
work into the Senator's OF Capitol
Hill-Savannah Press.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

There are so many matters Of great
interest under way that the coal
strike proceeds without the usual ex-
citement.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

There are fears that the education
John L. Scopes is getting in Balti-
more will not do him much good in
Dayton, Tenn.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
Style Mathematics.

Modern clothes are puzzling."
"They are." answered Farmer Corn
tossel. when last went to town I
couldn't decide whether to say one
trouser makes a skirt or two skirts
make q pair of trousers
Evening star., 1925-10-09

The world series" IS none the less
thrilling in face Of the fact that only
our own part of the world is deeply
interested.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
THANKSGIVING,

Thanksgiving day! Thanksgiving day,
You are already on display;
For every time the home team wins
An hour of gratitude begins.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

knows now to use even king in his
political business.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Young Bob" La Toilette may not
be able to wear his fathers shoes, but
he can use the same comb.-Peoria
Transcript.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

It is possible to have a quiet inaugu-
ration. but never quiet base ball
championship game.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

They speak Of "the man higher up"
In tho bootlegging business, but isn't
one as low down as another?-Lexing
ton Daily Leader
Evening star., 1925-10-09

zone Of de beauties Of base ball
bulletin" said Uncle Eben. "is dat 1t
let's you stand in de street once in
awhile without danger Of bein' hit by
Z diYyer." l--.--....-. ---.---...-.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
Politicians All.
Back to the Farm

Back to the Farm
Around the village street I roam.
With weary indecision.
For what was once the dear old home
Is now subdivision.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Jud Tumkins says a traffic cop
works hard but has at elast the salts
faction of knowing he's the only man
In the street who is sure Of not being
hit.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

The Overwhelming Interest.
There are things to be done.
Both In duty and fun.
There are questions to. meet
Where reformers compete:
But the problem supreme
OF our civilized scheme
Isn't solved up to date:
So, be patient and wait.
When the laurel we set
On the worlds base ball pet;
When the umpires we've heard
Say the big final word,
We can talk of affairs
And political cares:
But, till then, l will state,
We will all have to wait.
Politicians All.
would you advise me to go into
politics2"
You're voter, aren't you?" asked
Senator Sorghum.
Certainly"
Then you're already in politics
The only thing for you to decide is
how deep you'll get"
Evening star., 1925-10-09

The Evening Star. with the sunday morn
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Evening star., 1925-10-09

Germany Will seek to buy evacua- I
lion by the pledge Q6 remuneration et
Evening star., 1925-10-09
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England.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
pareCC Mentira, perO
Gs Ia pura Yerdad

Parece mentira, pero es verdad,
que sea tan crecido ell nlimerO de
personas enfermas de los riflones
Y QUE NO 10 SABEN. ST saben
que Sc sienten enfermas, que no tie
men deseos de TRAFALGAR, que les due
le la espalda Y la cintura. que su
vejiga no funciona como antes. que
tienen que leyantarse en- In noche
a hacer aguas. que en- Ia mafiana Sc
levantan tan cansadas como Sc acos-
tarolt que Il ne3ludo Sienten marcos
y i0laFes de calIeza, que Sc malhu-
Imor0n .con raeilIdad. que les cuesta
IN esfHerzo atender Sus Quehaee-
res, que tcmen q iuclinarse a reco-
ger .algo del suel0, que sus ojeras
cada dfa son mas pronnnciadas o
que sus tobillos 81 recrecen con fa-
ciliaatl que 81 estdn scntadUs les
d4iela Ia cintuya 81 cstan de pie
taha,i9n les duele; que respiran con
dificGltad al menor eiercicio; que
suS oriEes deian asiento cuando re-
poSaE en- una vaSija, que sientcn ar
dor Ill 0rinar: Ell fin S;tben que no
estdn bien. per0 no sahcn cual es In
causa. 81 Cs usted una tie estas per
s0nas, 81 sitnte uSted alguna algu.
nos de eStoS sintouaS, en- t0da pro-
hahilidad sus riBones no estin hien,
AtiGndaloS a tempo. Conpre en- cHai
Guier botica las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
LAS UNIyERSIDADEs
COOS ERAN

X alu mas signifcativo, es Ell
hecho de que recientemente, la
Universidad az Tulane en- Ell estado
de New Orleans ha e,sto"'ecido IN
Iluevo Departamersto de Ess,idios
en- Relaci6n con Ia America Lati-
ma. La Universidad de CaIiforn a,
y muchas iotras, estan ofreciendo
una gran variedad de cursos re-a-
cionados con Ell estudio de la Anne
RIGA Latina Estas escuelas .aumen-
tan de dia en- dia, y Mr.. Awes Sc
cree prepaIado para hacer frente
a la avalanche de information que
Sc ie entra por las puertas de 81
establecimiento
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y ALG0 MAS

Pcro vainos Il conceder que SC
prescnte I'm proyecto de esa natura-
leza, que resultu aprobado por-
que los sehores Iglesias yeMartinez
Nadal le dan tambiGn sus votos
Pero no olyidemos, que para que.
an proyecto Sc conyierta en- ley.
neeesita Ia aprobaci6n de ambos
ctlerpos Iegislativos. sSisnifiea al
go, que ell Senado aprIel5e i'm pro-
veto. 81 Ia C1rnara 10 deIrota? Cla-
| TO eSta que no.
Y para terminar hagames cons
tar que estamos conyencidos de que
20 existe tai peligro, pues los allan
.cistas marchan. dentro dc la mejor
ammonia. al igual que los. coalicio-
Enistas Pero ST damos estos datos
porque hemos notado que muchaS
| personas pensaban dc Ia misma
manera que el peri9dico de que he
mos hablado. y todo por una mala
lcomprensi0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
TRES O CUATRO MESEs

AgunoS peri0dicos, han afirma-
do rotundamente, que Iglesias mar
chara M6jico, auSentandose para
siempre de nuestra isla. V fijando
su residential definitiyamente en- la
Repnblica Azteca.
NueStros informes no son tan RAJ
dicales. Sabemos. ST que es muy po-
sible que ell senador Iglesias sea
enviado a MGjico por la direction
central de Ia Federation Americana
del Trabaio. va que tiene faculta-
des para haceFlo. Pero la ausencia
de 1glcsias de Puerto Rico, no du-
rarfa mas. de tres o cuatro meses,
va que Sc cree que ese tempo Sc
ria suficientc al lfder socialista, pa
ra dejar Sentadas las bases de la
organization obrera en- M6jico.
Fl que Sc haya pensado en- lyle
SiaS, no obedece solamente a su ex-
perencia. sino que tambi6n Ia cir
cunstancia de que sea amigo Gntimo
del presidentc Gales, asf como one
liable el idioma espahol, 10 que Sc
ria tlifieil para un americana, Y qni
z:is uu obstaoulo para la organiza-
'c;iln.
Saiicmos ademas, que este posi-
be viaje7 lie IglesiaS no sera inlnc-
diato pcro Due Is muy probab.6 81
rcalice despuds It. In session ordina-
ria dc Ia legislature
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
COMO ESTA TORNADO
Ell SENADO


Y ahora. vamos q ocuparnos del
Senado Insular, base de las COME
tlras del c6lebre informador poll
ticO.
Las fuerzas en- ell Senado hubie-
sen estado eqnilibradas entire los
aliancistas, este es, 8 u 8, 81 no
hubiese resultado derrotado. q Ii
cenciado Cerycra Silva, republica-
no. Pero Ia yerdad es que despues
de las cleccioneS, el Senado queda
tornado por nuevc senadores mio-
nistas, ocho republicanos, dos re
p1blieo-socialistas.
Los nnionistas tienen pues, sobre
los republicanos una mayorfa de
un yoto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

de siglo, Csc refiere tambien a Pto J.
Ricol, es verdaderamente extraordi-
mario. Sc han tornado una civih-
zaci6n igual 81 no superior nues-
ira civilization, de la cual nos mos
tramos tan orgullosos.
"Poseen riqueza, medios de lu-
cha, y I'm espEritu Gle entusiasmo, y
estan llamados triunfar en- toda
ia Inca -
Ahora, que nuestros politicos de-
mandan en- Washington mayores
llbertades para nuestra isla, es in
6udable, que un establecimiento dc
esta naturaleza, contribuira gran
demente a que ala Sc tenga un CO.
nociiniento mas exacto de nuestro
progreso y preparation para un go
bisrno propio. Muchas veces, por
un hbro, Sc han obtenido grandes
cosaS.
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POenla de 10 GraciasO y 10 Absurdo


de cristal entire los Senos.
Las bocas femeninas
son rosas disparadas.
La risa blanca del negro
cae sobre su pechera.
que SC abre Sobre el frac
encarnado Y finchoso.
con SUI dentadura de botones de orc
Risa de eantaro fresco,
la risa clara
del negro,
Risa de mantial
en bosques olorosos
a canela.
Risa doble,
risa recia.
risa nueva Y animal.
risa de craneo henchido
como una .selya,
risa primitiya y ancha
como un rio.
Aha 'i.Aha'! AHA!
Paris anna al negro
que RE con risa blanca.
Paris anna al negro
de cuerpo nudoso
con alma de cantaFo fresco.
Paris eS todo' el iazz-band.
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" AMERICA AL SUR
DE NOsoTROS"

Este es Ell nombre que ostenta
ia nueva hbreria, la tinica en- su
clase en- toda la naci6n americana,
y que por consigmente, tiende a
desarrolar Una clientela que Sc
extienda del Atlantico al Pacifico ;.
El nimero de clientes de esta IL
preria aumenta cada yez mas. u
t4mamente, Sc ha hecho notable el
heche de que numerosas bibliote-
cas- pilblicas v priyadas han obte-
mdo obpas historicas y dsscriptl-
vas, relacionadas con nuestro pro-
greso Y civilization.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
RIVERA MARTINEZ


/ El seilor prudencio Rivera Martl-
nez, ifdcr socialista, y picsidenie
d. In Union International dc Taba-
qucros on nuestra isla, fut llama
20 tambitn i Ultima hora para aSiS-
tir 4 una reunion especial dc Ia Jun
Ia de Dif. ctores de Ia yasta asovia-.
citm, cuyas oficinas generates es-
tim rpdicadaS en- New York
SDbtmos tambien one es muy po-
Sih!e que 81 senior Rivera MARTINEZ
sea ehyiado durante tres cuatr0
mcScs Il Cuba para or&anizar en-.
tsa rcpdbiica Ia Union Internacio-
nal lie TabaQueros, agreniando III
mayor niiinero possible de tabaQue-
r1t,
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COMO Sc EXPREsA Ell
VIEJo DIPLOMATICO

Escuchemos Mr.. Awes, al hac
blar de sus proyectos Y del mundo
de habla espanola: KS.
La parte del .continente anne
ricano, donde SO habla ell rico lido
ma espalol, es una de las parties del
universe llamada marchar a la
vanguardia en- la politica mundial
y en- la industria. Sus avancss y
progreso, durante Ell iiltimo cuarto
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En- New York Sc funda.....
(ContInuaci6n de la Ira. pag.l

continuation de la Ira. pag.)
de al nombre de Mr. Edward w.
Awes, y durante veinte amos, ha
pertenecido al servicio diplomatico
de los Estados Unidos en- varios
paises de Centro y Sur America.
Ell jefe de la casa, ha informado
a un reporter de la United Press,
cue ell pueblo americana esta deseo-
SO de tener un conocimiento mas
exacto dc nosotros, Y de todas las
republicas de este continente, pero
carece dc fuente informative, y de
ahi que sus buenos deseos no pue-
dan llevarss q la practica. Y en-
tonces surgio la idea de fundar Ia
liberia que nos estamos refi-
riendo.
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Nj en- Ia Canafa nj ca eI....

mara, Sc necesitan solamente - vo-
tos, Y 81 los rnionistas cuentan con
%, Sc comprendera que pueden has
ia aprobarsieyes de su propia mi
ciativa.
y hemos descartado 10 dicho por
ese peri6dico Ell cuanto la Camara
Sc refiere.
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COMO ESTA ORDENADA
LA LIBRERIA

Los estantes, estan divididos por
nacionalidades. Asi, hay cierta
parte dedicada exclusivamente a
Puerto Rico, donde Sc encuentran
tlistintos voldmenes, de caracte1
mstorico, arqueologico, romantico
descriptive, escritos todos Ell os
en- ingles, pero en- su inmensa ma
yoria, traducciones de nuestros es7
critores natives.
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cHAscARRiLLos
a sILBARt

In autor dranrltico 4vuelye de
una proyincia, adonae fue a presen-
ciar el estrGno de una obra s1ya.
'ssA-1-Ss lut- tai 9-Aale' prcguntas mn ami
go.
ssv-; I'm proyinciaskson unos barba-
ros Ks. Siihan desde sel primer nc
to, ~. asf no hay eXito possible
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.GoNTANpo

.1,Al entrar a deelarar en- nn jnieie
una senora que ha sido citada como
testigo le dice el juez, despues de
preguntarla su nombre:
=; Cuantos amos cuenta usted!
--Yeintioeho,-contesta ella, un
POGO turbada.
Bien, ,-anade el juez.-- Ahora
dfgame listed los que no cuenta.
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L. Ribera Cheyremomt.
CASTANDO

I'm una soiree. IN dnena de la ca.
sa invita- q cierta amiga suya a
cantar una romanza.
pero, por Dios dice la ami
ga, excusdndosc--t ST es usted
quien debe cantarla, porque la can
ia divinamente
Isl; pero es que cuando 70 can
TO no me oigo.
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JAZZ-BAND

3, El negro del tambor,
quenlandese en- Ia llama roja
de su frac,
Sc multiplied en- los sonidos
del jazz-band
Arleqttfn de carbon.
TINA n tabIado.
Tn tia de sus dientes
raya se1 aire.
FL negro del tambor
me. sigue con su risa blanca
poF los espejos. E
Sn tambor sacude mis- piernas
sobre. el alambre de la danza
epileptica
La risa blanca del negro
es mi espada de marfil.
La veo resbalar, fina,
recta, con sus dos files
Sybre las nneas
Aha iAha Aha
Tn paSo en- girls amarillo
v otro en- bermejo azui.
Todo trepida, Sc encoge Y salta
Como en- tin temblor de terra.
Ia emariposa de la luz
BFinca sobre los cspejos,
persegnida por Ia risa blanca
,lel negro. @
Todo sc esgninza, cae Y rueda
en- un vertigo
dc caderas.
Ia risa blanca del negro
Sc. hace numerosa
en- Ell fondo de los espejos.
como una daga dc plata
sobre los ciierpos.
AAha i,Aha Aha =
FL salon es mn abanico
loco de, nleteos.
Manchas blancas y oScuras
que Sc haceif cuadro en- los salon
como en- un tablero de ajedrez.
Los, laon0eulos son flechas, =
3 ~"
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Es possible que lglesias .....
Continuation de la Ira. pag)

vidal, IgleSias. cs amigo fntimo del
hombre que ACADIA de eScalar el po-
iier dc Ia Republica Meiicana. FL
actual presidente dc Mejico. general
Gales. acaba de recorrer triunfal-
meilte las principales naciones euro
peas. y es un polftico a quien Sc re-
conoce gran preparation G intelfgen-
cia. Al mismo tempo. Sc sabe que
profesa las ideas socialistas. De ahf
acknowledgements su amistad con ell
senador IglesiaS.