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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
HURspAY.JuNE 1
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Ata Court of Probate held al Pom fret within and for the District of Pomfret on the 2lst day of May 1925
 Present Willis Coyeil Judge Estate of Harriet F. Saoin late of Pomfrei in said District. deceased Emily 4
 s8bin. address Putnam, Conn, F. F. D 8. ExeeutriN 0RDERED-Thai SIX months from date hereof be. and The same are limited and allowed for the creditors fo bring in their claim. against sad estate and the EXecutfiN directed to give public notice te the creditors Of said estate t0 bring in thsir claims within said time allowed
 by posting g copy If This order on She public sigH-post nearest the place a ahcre the deceased last dwelt. within the same Town. and by publishing tha same Ia some newspaper having a circulation iu said Probate District and return make ,o this Court of tae ratice given Attest WILLIS co VEIL. Judge 22
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
HIGH CLASS s Al. Nj E N

yau want to do bushes with a nigh class clientele there Is an op- forturtv iu our ar auiMfI6n for men who can present a good hon est product ln a convincing man. nor l. is straight comm ssion proposition bst f ss one without single competitor You sell the prospect ou the Idea of using our product and they have Co buy from You. There is no getting some other make cheaper w are ad- Vertislne in all the Boston papers and we have hundreds of satisfied users to whom you may refer To men of the ri-ht callbre there is real opportunity to make money. Write full particulars about your self
 MEDBURY & TRoWBRlDcE
 Faelts Natural GNs Dept Zsi Main St Putnam. Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
LElsURE7 WHAT IS LEISURE?

Harriet McEwen Kimbal religious poet of the last quarter of the last century Easter Eyen 1889 to mund Clarence Stedman letter which she
 Where the leisure that used peope Nineteenth century life is somehow all wrougt That in 1889 Then there were no motors trucks camons The telephone an infant oddity Subways but the Victorian Jules Verne Wireless messages predicted would robaby have been regarded against Scripture Aplanes were the dream of strange named Langley The waltz was still popular delight and braids and voluminous skirts Poor dear poetess Perhaps in some higher life she looking down the teemng phantas- agora of e today Perhaps she seeing this eisureess life oi ours hsN years after she protesting letter
 NIT Stedman May she find celestial in the contrast
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
Not Roaring
THREE oaEzAcI COMEDIES

Inc ta FH HaEf Players aH er HH direction of Professor szE-r.4r and under taF aazale af faH Wood
 gm saelatlan WlI pre- EEHH a series Hf come lies HHul-tt Azzaenr HzHH Woodstock. far taa aeHH## af the gymnasium f8HH
 f-"N acf ies WiiI np presented ia she following order
 .eH1 ~ Arthur H8pkus gaa1se Ade. and Spring hg Colin Cana Hasl IHe performance Wiil -tert af u'clarl standard time.
 Fhe College Players have been ap- HeaaHa fcr He weeks and have made good impression as entertain efs wherever they have bee# book ea he three aHa-aet comedies ss suHe | variety af entertainment tc round nat aa enjoyable evening.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
Br1KLEY- soUTHWoRTH GRIFFIN tspesal corresponasnes Co Tss Pssaan Patriot

aa5sT had beer sac1ssea- ea the as. % on that Cong rressEan lllsgu of Nea Haven w- rather stay noor HazEsHr 1f the se than er1anger ns political ife by running for the senatorial nor nation. also that Iii- con might prefer tre asar leader ship % the serztorsr
 Some fraerdz af Merritt however saF that he dses ao; want tae sena- rorsnip. They say that when. after tne defeat of -sef and Tilson i1 tne convention last A1Fewb Der. &eF- rft asned sau1v political life ta Bingham he Indicated -sat ne would = oppose hln n 1928 Tine wsH tel
 Lonx-orth Iu Europe
 The hurf8e5 8epersaze sf Mex Ilaalgzrortn far Elrous has se- some zz9H3erinr whether .re Hext speaker af the House taking tals tolr 70 that he can taE uress4TelF eH European affas t1ls Hrter lt is Fe marked that Floor Leader Tilso1 has been iH Eurone au sumner and that if Long-w 0rth had stayed at home. tns naxt sresksf night have been eHt n sne shade or various matters by th ? expertiy-inforrea Mr T.lson Any way Iongwarta advised hy his as tate aife. Alice Roosevelt L4auzworth. is not the man ta overlook any bets.
 Notes to the late Senator AcGcr- mick Of IilIn8s and Senator PhIups 8f Colorado are tte latest claims against the Braudegee estate EvI- denee piles up that the late C0nnec- teaf senator borrowed from every xell=fo-do senator be could reach
 Senator Bingham with his recon nsnaafien that all calleses and uni versailles that haze E. o T z. coursss give 8 course IH aviation nas attract ed g good deaI af New En- and a.= teHf5on. an~uas The eHereetie sena= tar iz couziderIaz tour nf tt. navy a#H stations. sisa aHta hi+ teaf af army aaInR fields F. dest#ae8 te be che eaHFress ioua3 authority Hs aviation sesss3 ch hsliesse And aviation ls a coming subject
 Hartford A rplsas Stop
 Hartford a.I probability va get an air and VII he the C1uneet c.tF hpnore8 The alan ls ta extend .Hf Neg York ta s.caao s##Eas BH 3r riaH-
 H fNseH HHs5a and . Tors The fylas aela =ds Hartford aalped a thz .on
 HH e1 Harr-r and Tis1 tHe arlf C - pre- s The az sHas today
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

Ihe Over The Top baseball team af Narth GrazFenordale 0lll entertain the Goodyear team 8f Goo lvear. Sunday afternoon at &arth Grdsyer- or ale The game wIii be called al
 3a o'clock standard tune
 The Over The Top team has stronger aggregation than last year when it showed some good work on fhr iamond The management has promised d good exhibition for tns opener next Sunday
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
Hartford 4 rPlaus Stop
ELLSWORTH MEMORIAL ASSN
 TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

IHa annual . ing af tHe ElsaeFta Memorial 1 aHea open Ea a1 mtmsaH= a.#t CHaH= f4f D A E #I he'd zt .He E= aaHsh HomH fsza WiH# = aH Tues daE next. June 2 1925 Inc meeting siIi he called r. order at i.a# day. sa'
 aF1nE tune Breeding fHH laI meeting there W.ll Dr. g m .tag of tHs board 1f directors az II s# the usual basket luncheon at l2.1a ard meeting af th- newly elected board after tho annual meeting
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
SATURDAY., JUNE 6

the estate If the late James E Perry we Hiii sell al public auction on
 SATURDAY. JUNE
 at II o'clock A M Standard Time. Ram ar shine. the following persnnaI property belonging Co said estate. consisting of antique and modern furniture. slant top maple desk, table ehalrs bureau bedzteasis. rugs. stands. hrlc brac. cr0ekery, and irons .iuware pictures and mirrors. cnamhe sets. bedding kitchen table. parlor set new drop head sewing rIschine- nhouoyranh. couch. stove. willow chairs. bed clothing. book case vifh books. ice box floor covering. blankets and tools. silverWare and a tremendous ioi 0f other articles not herein mentioned The residence of the late James F Perry is located in tho Grove street section of the City If Putnam, Conn. near the Grove Street cemetery but for convenience the sale wiIi be hold at the Carpenter place a3iecent 70 The Perry pronertv Terms cash Caterer will attend This Is an interesting sale and should b. Tei attended 1 MACDONALD. JR- AiHIr srrafof of Estate Wlth WHl Annexed %
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

Wasaagtsr. 2. e. Mag 27-Coa- reeaegt s rapidly becoming EnoHa ia Washington az playing large part in fse hax Caaat Gaaf3 arti-fsm 5rive For ths rep1tatler &e~ London i' resaazs5sls
 Seu London is tss kaag of the Coast Guard hHa9asarters in SeH Eneland NeH London ls one of tne h1ses. center. probably one of Inc two CT three h4Mest, ir the Coast Gasrs e9ensve
 TE0 destroyer divisions each com. urn four dsstrovers have head. 77a4ferz at Nsw London Al ths destfaFers operating In New ErTlsn4 Aatars. ia other words. have their hasa as Nem London The fnt 1ivI- sloH lnelades tae GassTi. Hagznlp. th Beats. DowHsz and Jaaett The faarsH division has tfe Cummings as fa Hagahfp. and Wili iHeIg1e three other deztroYers f9 te aHslgnes there fr aHaat month They are nos be- ing assatted at shs Philadelphia navy yard
 Tas 3eek Coast Guard aeaaquart- ers hara annoarceH cam pct ltion ln eneIaeer8ng effeieaeV among the de- stre4eFs The eesel thai is today leading the competition is tae Beale. stationed at Sea London.
 Coast Guard Academy
 Beyond all ths SsN London s the tite df the Coast Guard Academy as WeEi as beine aH enlistment station and 2 receiving station The new Coast 61ard officer are turned out at fse academy The receiving sta fieH takes the new recruits those who are seamen ard are not training to he afHcers Who have been enlisted at New London. Boston and New York and gives them preliminary training before they are assigned 10 regaHar duty
 &ew Bedford Mas hF the wav. iA makIng streaueas eFarts ts set the NeN London bass transferred e Fort Raiuar fl the former esE B1t faHss 2 looks as ' New London Rili hold Htz h1rqrz
 Not Roaring
 Connecticut bat.tIes tase Hat been roaring here The iast forth zHl There s slII some comment u1 tle speech of Eaagr ssma1 Merritt wherein t1a Stanford n4a sharply attacked .as tate machine and 5sg alle5 IHter- ference H home raHe fsr EsHHaas eit ies Folk here are aaassrir
 Hs#H#= tHe aa #H== #=d tH=- ti-=#faH H= ready H5 Far f7= t1= R
 can frlfaFHaH aanlHaf5HH "a nrt Fear 5 fer The peecu tEs p0s0.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS

BABY CHICKS, DuckLlNcs-7s varieties, Bred-to-lsy. Conn. select ed Exhibition Mztings; Free cats logue. Brooders se up. ClARKs HATCHERY. Dept is. East Har-. ford. Conn 2rf
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
LOST

LosT-LA3ies white gold wrist watch wiKh bracelet attached, Thursday night tween Canal street and Church street Finder plaaSe re- turn Co The Patriot Office or Phone 1895 and receive reward. 22s
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

LITTER BROS AgeTI0HEERs Office and Sales Rooras. No 42 Man
 Street. Danielson
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

t Commerce e the best and the strongest putting he eys best foot forward in that bigger and more prosperous Putnam which has already begun.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
JUNIOR CLASS
 IN LIGHT COMEDY

The Junior class of Woodstock Aca- demv will present Nothing But the Truth. by James NantEomery. com edy ln three acts. next Friday eve nine. June s iH Inc Waedsfaek Aca- dsmy Hall. Much time has been spent rehe rsing this comedy lu the last month and of indications point to a huge success
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

Calcium Cyanide will Hfi WOOD HNG KS bv thr huHfrrA For sale st BtRT'S DRUG STORE Putnam . nnn-AdN
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
MISCELLANEOU

ULTRY-HALLs CHICKS biz bargains at these low prices Per 100. ureuaid. White Le~horns Sl5, Red SIS Barred Rocl-s sia. White Wyandottes s20. Add ic a chick lots Of 50. 2e a chick lots of 5. Weaned bullets. 1 l-2 lbs 5 70 each. Larger bullets slightly H'gh- CT. Breeding stock Seate-insoect- ed. pronounced free from white diarrhea. Order from this d for quick delivery. Circular free. HALLS POPLAR HILL FARM, Wnllingford. Conn Tele"Aons 645-5. 2t
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
AUCTION

Hy taeHts fourth saH af live sfaek afl oecaz at my farm at Eliott. Conn aH
 THURSDAY. JUNE af one o'clock ?. M Tam or shine as aesefibea 85 head of cattle consist lHE l head af very large, extra nice, young cows mostly near by spriuEers and new milkers. fsw fall COWS. some beef. several bulls of various ages and some veal
 AlctinneeH.s Statement: Mr Gun ningham informs us that he will have quite a number of choice colored cows az well as me black and whifes Terms Cash. 2
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

FOR SALE-On easy terms two fam i.y house on large. corner l0t. al- most HeR. seven rooms and bath each concrete cellar. latest heating and fixtures 9 very desirable home and Income. Price reasonable Ap- r.r to ANDRE Putnam Inn. CT P V SEWARD. Unlon Block. Put nam. Conn pc
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
CONN. PROMINENT INANTI-RUM DRIVE

New London One Of Busiest Headquarters h Coast Guard ofensive-conneeteut Politics Not Roaring In Washington Just No~-senators Notes As Claims Against Brandegee Estate.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Or @ Rent. building a. corner of Providence and School streets Apply to FELIX LA M0THE. near premises f
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

FOR sALE-Becaase of in health offer for sale. my first class and well established Periodicals. Con- feefI8nery and Tobacco store Best location iH Danelson. GEORGE P BERRIS. Danielson Conn
 22tf
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29
AUCTION NOTICE

By order of the administrator of the estate If the late James E Perry We wlll sell al public auction on
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

wITTER BROS. AucTIoNEERs Office. No. 42 Main St.. Danielsoa
 Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

FOR sALE-Blaek horse. 1880 lbs. Fearless and beauty Safe, sound. a good worker and driver. ANDREW J. KENNEDY. Putnam. Conn Phone 77s-i2 22-23
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

70 TRESPAssISG-This is 0 non fv ssl persons who are eaught tfss. passing near Aidrich's Reservoir g' Putnam Heights will be nrosecl's.-.. This is due to the fact that prpper1 has been destroyed and walls toiA down. MOSES ALDRICH
 2l-23'
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-29

FOR sALE-Excellent delivery hers4 work double or single. cover cd delivery wagon ard harness. PUTNAM STEAM LAUNDRY Phone i5-2 22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
Aver Sc dscutiO extensanente Ell Ia camara franeesa
Ia question de Ia reaDudaci6n de las reIaciOnes con
Russia y la ruptura dpIomatica con Ell Vacano

PARIS, enero 90, Gable fran
c6s) La C&mara de Diputados
francesa discuti6 aver durante mas
de cuatro horas las cuestiones sobre
la reanudaci6n de las relaciones di-
rlomaticas con la Russia soviet y la
ruptura de relaciones con el va
ticano.
M. Herriot declare, que para que
Francia volviera reanudar defini-
tivamente las relaciones con Russia,
6sta debia reconocer en- todas sus
parties los tratados firmados entire
Francia y la Russia Imperial. M.
Ferdinand Engerand, diputado por
Calvados y partidario de que Sc re-
pcnga de nuevo la embajaaa fran
cesa ante Ell Vaticano, cit6 como
ejemplo las rep1bicas sud-america-
mas que conservan las relaciones
entire ell vaticano y estos pafses.
"No hay repiblica mas ortodoxa
anadio-que la del Brasil Y sim
embargo ahora proyecta elevar a
la categoria de Embajada su re-
presentation ante Roma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
UNA CARTA DE
LA CoMPANIA

Sc did lectura a rna carta envia,
da pcr los directories de la Compafiia
Popular de Transporte, en- la cual
estes envian Ia contestaci6n prone
tida la Comisi6n de Mediacion.
En- dichS carta, los directories de
la Conpaflia Sc niegan a conceder
el salario que soicitan sus emplea
dos huelga, desde el dia dies del
presente mes de enero.
| Para justificar esa actitud, los
directories alegan en- la carta de re-
ferencia, cue los haelgrust&s Sc ne
garon conceder a Ia Compafiia una
pr6Troga, antes de declararse Ell
huelga, para estudiar Ell pliego de
condieiones sometido. Hacen cons
tar pues, que Ell dia diez Sc encontra
ror sin chauffeurs nj cobradores
quo atendiesen al servicio, y no les
rqued6 ctro renledio. que colocar nue.
vo personal, el cual actralmente es-
ia trabajando en- la conducci6n de
pasaieros de Cataho Bayam6n y
vice.versa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23

ra esta capital, fu6 objeto de mu-
chas manifestacionss de agradeci-
nliento de parte del pueblo. Fus-
ron recibirlo la estaci6n los in
fantes Fernando y Alfonso asi CO.
mo varias representaciones entire
las que Sc encontraba una del di-
rectorio y otra ecclesiastical presidi-
da por el Cardenal Benlloch.
Las representations del ayun.
tamiento de la ciudad asi como di-
putaciones provinciales Y represen-
taciones de estudiantes, no faltaron
para urirse al entusiasmo que en-
bargaba al pueblo madrileiio.
Al dejar ell tren, el marques de
Stella, abraz6 a los vocales del Di-
rectorio y trabajosamente, por el
gran gentio que le rodeaba, pudo
alcanzar Ell autom6vil dirigi6ndose
inmediatamente acompanado del
presidente INFERNO del Directorio,
general Magaz, al Ministerio de la
Guerra donde cambi6 impresioncs
con los mieinbros del Gobierno Mi
litar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
Aver tarde lego en- Ell
Catherine Ell Director de
Obras PdbIicas De SanIo
Domingo, Mr.. KatOn
Al muelIe fuerOn a darie Ia bier
venida algunOs funcionarios
pdblicOs

Aver tarde lego en- ell vapor
Catherine, procedente de Sto.
Domingo, ell caballero continental,
Mr. w. L. Katon, quien, segun in
formes, ocupa Ia Jefatura del De-
partamento de Obras P1blicas de
ia Rep1bhca Dominicana.
Mr.. Katon desempeaaba ese mis-
mo puesto bajo ell regimen mill
tar que funcionaba en- ell pals her
mano, pero, gracias sus compor-
tamientos y experienced en- ell ramo
Ia administrator del presidente
Vazquez ha querido premiar su ia
lento y hombria de bien deiandole
en- la misma posici6n.
Segdn informes. MIR. Katon es-
tudiara npestro sistema de caninos
a fin de rendir ell correspondence
inforlne sobre la 1nateria a su Co
bierno.
In compan1a de Mr.. Katon lego
su distingrida esposa.
Ambos fueron recibidos en- ell
muelle por ell Coronel de la Poll
cia, Mr.. Lewis, y ell Cmiaionado
del Interior INFERNO, sefor Ramirez
de Arellano. quienes ofrecieron sus
respetos a los viajeros en- nonbre
del Gobernador Coats y de la Sc
flora Towner.
Segiin infrmes, los esposos Katon
estrvieron aver tarde en- Fortaleza,
a fin de visitar a Mrs. Towner y ren
dirle sus respetos.
Enviamos nuestro saludo los
distinguidos viajeros deseandoles
gratas impresiones en- nuestro pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23

+ ted Press) En- un discurso que
pronunciara anoche por radio Mr. +.
Hughes sugirio que al igual que la
Doctrina de Monroe era considera-
da como Ia politica nacionai de Is
ta6os Unidos, las demas repnbli-
cas- latino-americanas debian for
mular sps principles de salvaguar-
da nacional.
Mr.. Hughes hablo acerca de 10
que los Estados Unidos habia ira
bajado por ell bienestar de las re-
publicas latinas y declare que uno
do los augurios mas felces para la
naci6n es que no Sc haya suscitado
ninguna controversial entire las ma
clones americanas que por un mo-
mento pudieran nublar Ell cielo do
Ia mas cordial amistad
Hughes adujo como prueba de
que los principles de que Sc acusa-
ban a Estados Unidos de naci6n
imperialista eran falsos, La actitud
de este Gobierno respecto a Santo
Domingo. Nosotros tratamos de
que nuestros marinos salieran de
Nicaragua, pero ell presidente de
aQuslla republica sr. Solorzano, Sc
opnso a clio. Respecto la perma.
nencia de nuestras tropas en- Hal
ii, tan solo esperamos para eva
Guar aquel territorio que Sc llegue
lContinta en- Ia nag Al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
sODTBRAS MISTERIoSAS

2.-Las sombras misteriosas que
Sc ven como cinco minutes antes y
despu6s dc un eclipse total de SOL
son tarlbi6n fuente de observation
para los cientifcos,
Estas bandas de luz tienen como
tres puigadas de ancho Y estan Sc
paradas por bandas de sombra CO.
mo Gle un pie de ancho. Aparecen
como 81 fueran ondas del mar.
Estas bandas de sombra no Sc
ven en- todos los eclipses totales de
sol, y pudiera ocurrir que no fue-
sen visibles maiiana. Nadie sabe
q que Sc deben, ain cuando exis-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23

ORA verse, pacs cTando empiecen a
salir los rayos de. sol, va el eclipse
total habra pasado en- esa zona.
Como I'M minute despu5s de las
ocho do la mafana, hora STANDARD,
Duluth Qpedara comp,etamente a
cscuras.
PARA ESTUDIAR Ell HALO
.(Debemos explicar que por halo
SC entiende una especte de meteoro
circular que aparcce alred2dor del
sci o Ia luna)
Durante los dos nin9tos de que
dispondr&n para observar ell oclip-
Sc total dc sol, los cientificos de-
be1an Garse prisa torlar fotogra-
fias v cbtener ell mayor nGmero de
information possible Entire otras
ccsas que ser&n sometidas q cstu-
dio especial fguran:.
Ell halo del sol, una miste-
rioSa luz cue parece salir del dis
co oscuro de la luna, pero que no
es ctra cosa que gases ardientes v
otros elementos, Que algunas vecas
estan dos millones de mi;las del
sol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
ST NOMBRA
UNA CoMTSIoN

La carta contestacion de les direc,
torres de la Compania, fu6 ampia.
n.ente discutida, y entonces Sc; acor-
do aombrar una comision compuesta
por los comisionados Alvarez y So
Ter para que siga estudiando el asun.
to, y busque una solucion arm6nica
para todos. La Con,isi6n SO reunira
posiblemente hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
pRECAUCIoN

Tenga I'd. cuidado, 81 I'd. no
es prudente Sc expone perder ell
don mas preciado, la vista. No ira
tc de presenciar ell eclipse sin estar
proyisto de un cristal a.1nmado. Sc
expone { que la retina quede inju-
riada para siempre, o totalmente
destruida. siga al pie de la letra
las indicaciones que damos al pie
del segundo elise
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
LIZ AsAMBLEA NAcIoNAL AL
BANEsA CoNCEDE UN vOTo DE
coNFIANZA A ZAGLoUL.

TIRANA, enero %. Gable fran
cesl.-Despues de una larga y aca-
lcrada discussion en- la Asamblea Na-
cional AIbanesa, Sc aprobo por
una-imidad una mocion concediendo
un voto de confianza al Gobierno de
Zagloul, caudillo de la Ultima revo
lucion ore derroc6 el Gobierno cons
tltJIido dc Albania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23
La COmpahla POPULAR de
IraDSpOTte Sc mega a cor
ceder el sumeDto De sa'a-
rio que sOlicitan sus en-
pleadOs en- hUelga
RazOnes que a'e!a para eIla.,La
Comisi6n de EeIisci6n y COnci
liaci0n nombra una corrisi6n de
su seno para que cOntinde mac
ticaEdO gestit

La Comisi6n de Mediaci6n Con-
ciliaci6n celebro reunion antes de
aver para entender en- Ell asunto de
la haelga de chauffeurs y cobradores
de las guaguas que posee la Compa
MIA Popular de Transports. A la reu-
nioi, asistieron todos los sefiores
consigionados, siendo presidida Ia
reunion por ell Lcdo don Jacinto
Texidor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23

Uno de sus misterios, es un ele-
mento que Sc llama coronium ,
IN gas Que parece refutar la teoria
de que todos los elementos que exis-
ten EN- el SOL Sc encuentran tam
hen en- la TERRA. A pesar de que
este elemento existe en- ell sol, pues
puede distinguirse en- el halo, la
verdad e5 que no Sc lie ha podido
encontrar en- la TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23

crear un sistema de '1oteria be-
nefica", a diez centavos el deci-
nc, con la ofcrta ilnpresa de
$4,000 de "premio mayor, Y al
dorso de cada "pedacito" el cebo
de un "reparto de premios" desde
el consabido ''gordo" hasta el
humilde de 90 d6lares...
Y todo clio, a juzgar por 10
que hemos visto, adornado con ell
escudo del simbolico cordero pas
cual V suscrito por la firma ST.
guiente: "Dr. J. B. Languacot".
FL decline que tenemos en- nues-
tro poder nos 10 dio un amigo de
Ell MUNDO que regreso en- es-
tos dias de la isla Y quien 10 OBJ
tuyo de manos de un camarada
suyo residente en- Anasco, con-
juntamente con diversos detalles
acerca del sospechoso negocio be-
n6fico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-23

Otro detalle pintoresco de este
"affaire', seg1n informes, 10 cons
tituye el c3tornte sacrifice que a
veces hacen los directories del ne
gocio al conceder, insignifcantes
prenlios, de ounce veinte dola-
res, a los tenedores de los billetes.
De este modo logran mantener
el entusiasmo publico por la Lo-
terra, Y la avalanche de ineautos
es cadavez mayor.