davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

woman who is the leader" of the place She is usually a person whose rather limited social position does not give her enough scope during the fields to conquer in the summer months. Needless to say, her gowns are the smartest in the hotel and her children are the prettiest and the most chic. She has. in addition, a small dog usually a French bull, which she ! takes out to drive with her, while the children disappear in the opposite direction with their nurse. At the dances she is the greatest belle. eclipsing the young girls and evoking universal admiration and envy, al- though none, not even the despoiled. dares resent her actions, for she Is the acknowledged ornament of the place. a being to whom even the grabbed pro- prietor bows down. Her smile means success. and her frown means that you are left out of all the smartest festivi- ties.
 Then there is the family which thinks 1t is the one and onliest and fusses and finds fault from morning till night. No hotel Is without it. Why can't they have fresher lettuce leaves on their table, they would like to know? They have never had such poor service in their lives. As for the beds, they sim ply won't stand them a single day longer!
 But they stand them. They never go away until, in a fit of evaporation. the proprietor tells them he must have their rooms. You see, they don't want to have to go back to their little by 4 Harlem flat, where they do their own cooking and make their own beds.
 Among the women also one must not forget the widow of the doubtful red locks and demure manner. She doesn't care much for round games. The shadiest corner of the piazza is hers in the daytime and the darkest on a moon light night. Of course she Is gos- siped about awfully. but the women don't dare to cut her abHAolutely, be- cause they are not sure. lou see, they wears such beautiful clothes and ap- pears to know so many sHaart families In New York. Still, some people say she is no widow al all. and so the gos sip goes on.
 Then there are of course the frumps, They flock together and discuss the diff ferent kinds of baby food and the ser want question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

the Greateat Belle marry, b bu { who think it smart to jolly" Thence a a,ries of summer flirtations arise which often leave the maiden high and dry so far as matrimonial results are concerned.
 Another type Is the old maid with small income sufficient to enable her to float around at different resorts and to give herself the luxury of con- tinual embroidery and gossip. The old maid sits preferably with the group of matrons, and when they dis cuss their husbands she indulges in anecdotes of her brother or some oth- CT male relative equally wonderful in her eyes. When the others discuss last summers trip In Maine the old maid remembers one she made ten years ago in New Hampshire and ex- patiates on 1t as if 1t had happened yesterday. She is rather interesting to talk to If you don't let her talk too long, and then the prosiEess of soli- tary old age n9..=--7s appa lent, and she repeats herself until you are sorry you ever encouraised her to begin. The younger generation look on her with awe as an awful example of what a careless youth may lead one to. and tive, because they feel sorry for her.
 But she Is totally unconscious of their attitude. She Is getting a good deal out of life, having reached that stage where the illusions of youth have given place to appreciation of creature comforts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

the bachelor who has been hshed for so long that he Is proof against any bait and the young man who floats around from maiden to maiden like a giddy butterfly, leaving heart burnings and broken friendships and shattered ideals behind him until he plays the game once too often and gets beauti-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
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tive, when one is tired of that, of going downstairs and sitting in the midst of lot of cackling humanity this is what vacation means to most of us.
 Few have the courage to explore the forest and the stream, and many are tied by the foot. so to speak, to a boundary line a certain number of miles from the city.
 Well, if we can't study real nature at its best we can certainly study human nature, and there's certainly plenty of that afloat during the sum mer months.
 l like to watch the people at differ ent resorts. No matter how different the place, the people are bound to be just about the same types A little refined
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
The Shoe Store.

We're cleaning up the odd lo broken sizes and slow prices speak very oud will let them do the talking all want get you them Impossible find better values Come Monday.
 Ladies' White Canvas T only in sizes 12 and 6; regular price
 $1 50; at .. .... .... ...... ....7... .98c Ladies' White Canvas T regular szes worth $2O0 $14S Ladies' White Canvas Ties regular zes worth $ 5O $118 adies Tan Kid Oxfords regular sze worth $2 OO at Chocolate Kid Oxords regular worth $5 $148 Ladies' Chocolate Kid Ties regular zes STA Ladies' Glaze Kid Ties odd sizes $200 $250 $1S8 Msses Patent Leather Ties Sandals Oxords g.
 S1 50 and $2 OO; at ...... .98c Misses Patent Tip Ties and Sandals 12 to g. 50 $2OO
 at .......... .... .9Sc Chdrens Patent Tip Ties and Sandals to H. worth $1OO and
 $125; at ~ .... ... ...... .. .. .... ..74c Chidrens Patent Tip Ties and Sandals to II; 48c Mems Russian Calf Oxfors and Butcher Oxford worth $500
 at ........ .... ...... $1 198 Calf Oxfords and Butcher Oxfords; worth $350; at ~ ................... .... .$268 Mems Cham Calf Oxfor and Butcher Oxfor worth $298 Mems Patent Colt Butcher Oxords; worth $35O at . $268 and Plain Kid Tes worth $500; $350
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

brightens up and brings out her pret- tiest gowns, but unless she is the cen tre of attraction, behold, she mopes again.
 When a man begins a conversation with her she brings it around as soon as possible to the personal-in fact.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
From Rnd to Worse.

Chicago Daily News.
 The only objection l have to the flat" said the new tenant, lis that I can always hear vague mutterings, caused by the people. talking in the adjoining apartment"
 "Oh. that can easily be remedied, madam" replsad the agent. I'll have the walls ma4SS thicker"
 Thicker" Exclaimed the lady. in surprise "V4FS, then couldn't hear thing"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

Cincinnati Enquirer.
 For the past week or two the bur glaries, robberies and thefts of various kinds which have been reported at police headquarters have suggested to many the suspicion that a number of the crooks who were run out of Chica- go during recent police cleanup have landed here. There have been an unusual number of larcenies reported. but the arrests and proportion of stuff recovered by the police so far is but small compared tq the amount stolen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

she dosen't find It interesting at all until 1t r e a c h e s that point.
 Sensible men who are really eligible s o O n tire of this kind of talk, and as I heard one of them say, You can't keep on looking forever at a pretty face!" So they leave the girl to the young and silly y O u { h g W h o can't afford to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Cleaning Up Remnants.

The attractive the good the bsker the selling the greater this short lengths It of the question describe them of all knds Madras Scotch Gngham Baiste Ogandes Lawns Musn Desirable lengths every pec prices range from 10c 98c and worth up to 200
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
For the Butchers.

We will place sale 300 yards Butchers Iinen tremey heavy and full 36 inches wde thread pure flax and bached this being pure linen of heavy weight just the material for making aprons for butchers unders nicely and will retain blood stains; worth 60c Monday the QSc yard .............. .................. ...... ~>~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
ICE CREAM.

These F1avOrs Only At DOve's
 TODAYi Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate, Burnt Almond and Champagne. Also Pine Apple Sherbet. Order early today from
 DOVES. Phone 55 and 107S-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Varioun sortn of Men.

As for the men. they may be divided Into the faithful. good. plodding hus- band who has no eyes for any one but his wife. the gay husband who has eyes for every one's wi&e but his own,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

But at les modish ho hard at work herself. use for the society
 shows that fact by when forced to put company. The minute rive on the scene
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
The ''Want to Get MarriadS

tHS case may be.
 The @Want to
 Get Married"
 st a n d foremost there is the girl who wants to get married. At a 'sw ell" resort s h c is W ell chaperoned, of course. and all she has to do is to lok sweet, innocent and all turing, while h e r c a p a b l e m O [ h Q r or auntie accom- plishes the rest. tels you see her She has small
 of women and
 her expression up" with their ? the men ar
 of action she
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

10c MUSLINS FOR 5c.
 Big assortment of pretty styles in nice quality printed muslins, lawns, etc., great ,c values; Monday the yard ... :. " 121-2c and 15c MUSLINS FOR, Sc.
 Batiste, Organdies, Lawns, etc., in the greatest variety of patterns; regular Cr 12 1-2c and 15c values; Monday =. :. " 25c IMPORTED ORGANDIEs 121-2c In pretty, dainty Dolly Warden effects; fine quality; Monday the fCIc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Cbsongo Crooks in ehIo.

Let your vote be cast tomorrow for school Improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
A Monday Ribbon Sensation.

Another trade chance placed in position buy 800 of this finest quality ELECTRIC TAFFETA RIB BON from of the largest Eastern importers great price cession The lot includes such shades light bu d white vel low nile green dark green navy black l2 inches wide All of which has grouped into lot for Mondays rapid selling makes this unquestonab great ribbon bargain 25c values /c Monday the yard afS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Kz M& Narragansett Pier.
Narragansett Pier.
Temperate Men In Demand.

Baltimore American.
 The work of today demands men of clear brains for it's performance. It matters not whether that work be in the ofice. the anuntinE-rnoEn. thA laEia-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Montgomery Fair Hosiery.

morning nauguae of the greatest hosiery sales occurred city, hosiery offered in this sale high grade perfect every in beautiful all ankle also plain black cobwebby ye 25c for WOMEN'S 35c HOSE 35c for WOMENs 5Oc HOSE White Lace Lisle, all or Black all Lace Lise lace ankle eects double sped dy pced heel and k cd 4o - fh. ex toes boot patterns; the best value cellent value; Monday III III ~ W S NonuaJ 4, oo the pair .25c ~ par " .. = - .. Pioo
 17c for CHILDRENS 25c for WOMEN'S 35c HOSE 25c HOSE Plain black cobwebby ise or Fine gauge le thread Hose alover and ankle effects absolutely fast black high spced Hermsdorf dye ped garter heel and toes; splendid quality tops; double soles, all sizes , 12 to 1-2
 size; Monday the pair .25c Monday the pair He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

Anal "The Leader.p Then behold yet another txpe-the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

10c WHITE INDIA L1NON FOR l2c
 These goods can be used most all the time, but they can't be bought all the time kSc at this price; Monday 10 yards for ..., wv 10c and 15c PERSIAN LAWN FOR Sc.
 White Persian Lawn, very sheer and fine; worth up to 15c; Monday the Qc 4Oc WHITE LINEN CAMBRIC 25c
 Full 36 inches wide; fine quality and every thread pure linen; Monday the CSc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Pc, Sc, 4c, Sc up to i5c.
Here's a Sale of Wash Fabrics
 With Prices 10 Create Furore.

and  that Mail Orders filled goods last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

or coarsened, as the case may be.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22
Sipnosis de la guerra
ruso-japonesa

"a de agosto.-Batalla de Liayang
Rechadas varias acometidas de los ia
poneses. La batalla continda hasta ell
4 de septiembre en- que ell general Ku-
ropatkin efect1a Ia retirad da. Calc1-
lanse en- IS 900 los muertos rusos y en-
$4,000 los japoneses.
II de septiembre.--La fota del Bal
tico, al mando del almirante Rojest-
vensky. sale de Kronstadt. para ell Ex-
tremo Oriente.
9 de octubre.-Serie de combates so.
bre ell Shakne 6 Shaho (rfo Shs), pro-
longada hasta ell "a, yllamada tambien
batalla de Yentai. Ell general Kuro-
patkin tsma Ia agresiva con objeto de
recobrar las minas de carbon de YEN
tai. Es rechazado y obligado a cruzar
ell Shaho en- direction al norte. Sus-
pende la retirada, y reasumiendo Ia
ofensiva, recobra Ia Iona del Arbol
Solitario, .llamada luego Putiloff, Dor
Ell nombrs del Official cuya brigada de-
saloj6 de a;lf fuerzas japonesas supe-
riores y atacando q la bayeneta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22

ci6n desde una torre conica, y en- una
OCCASION puso un lado los anteojos pa
ra asistir un joven o6cial que junto a
el estaba y cayo herido.
La sefial que por su mandate Sc izo
para entrar en- combate, sirviendo de
proclama, quedara grabada en- la his
torfa con carecteres indelebles:-"De
esta acci6n depende el desiino de nues.
tre imperio.
De cada cual Sc espera cuanto que
pa en- So poder.
Ign6rase la causa original del de-
sastre. Bajo la impression del momen-
to hubo quien 10 achacase a obra de
algdn descontento con las condolences
de paz.
Muchos Green que pudo haber ori-
ginado en- algan defecto de la luz elec.
trica.
Dicen que ell buque Sc hundio en-
aguas POGO profuudas y que Sc le po,
dra poner a flote y repar arlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22
Francia y Marruecos

Telegrafian de Paris haberse reci-
bido una communication de M. St. Rene
Taillandier, ministro de Francia en-
Tanger, anunciando haderse zanjado
sarisfactoriamente la disputa promovi-
da por ell arresto de Bauzian, ell fran
ces argelino preso por las autoridades
de Marruecos.
Dice M. Tanllandier que Ell 4, un
dia antes de terminar ell plazo del ul
timatum. Ell gran visir Sidi Feedoul
Garnit, Sc presento en- ell edificio de la
legaci6n zen Fey, acompafado de su
sequito, y fue recibido por ell ministro
frances y su personal
Ell gran visir entonces present6 sa
tisfa ccion formal y p1blica por ell he
cho; puso en- names de M Taillandie1
ell montante de Ia indemnizacion exi
gida y lie entreg6 communication er
que ell ministro marroquf de Relacio
nes ExterioIes le anunciaba que e
cadi responsible del arresto habis
sido destitufdo. M. Taillandier acep
to la satisfaction, con 10 cual Sc sus
pendieron las disposiciones tomada!
para la partida de la 'legacion.
Ell gobierno frances declara que IL
reparaci6n es satisfactoria en- todo!
sentidos y que ell incidente ha termi
nado. En- consecuencia Sc he desis-
lido de apelar medidas coercitiva
de caracter militar y naval
Ha base dicho que ell gobierno ale
man aprobaba la conducta del fran
ces respecto del incidente, 10 cual, :
ser exacto, sin duda inculco ideas tde
prudencia en- ell Amino Gel Sultan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22
DesaStre naval en- Ell Jap0n
AvERlAs EN- Ell "MlKASA"

Telegr afian de Toxic que ell acora.
zado de comoate '.Mikasa", en- que ar.
bol6 la insignia ell almirante Togo du.
rante la guerra, fue destrufdo por una
explosion en- la mafana del II con
enorme perdidas de vidas.
Parece que media noche estallt
un incendio a bordo, y que no obstan nte
los esfuerzos heroicos de la o6ciallaad
y marinerfa para extinguirlo; fue i'm
possible inpedir que llegase la santa.
barbara, y de aqui ell desastre.
Sobre el n1mero de victfmas hay
dos versiones, la del primer oespachc
llegado de Nueva York ell IL, diciendo
que perecieron 5oe individuos, y la del
seguudo despacho al "Times" de Lon
dres, publicado ell 10, segdn Ell cual
fueron muertos cinco hombres, proba
blemente en- la explosion, heridos PSI.
y Sc daban como extr aviadoS 243,
siendo probable que Sc hayan ahoga-
do.
El total numErico es ell mismo 500.
Agregase que el almirante Togo no
estaba a bordo cuando ell desastre.
Entire las victimas hay miembros de
otras dotaciones que habian acudido a
coopera- en- la extinction del incendio,
El "Mikasa" era un acorazado de
primera clase, de 5000 toneladas,
16 All ca ballos, fuerza indieada, y pc
dfa navegar mas de IS nudos por
hcHa.
LIE tripula ban o35 hombres de todos
grades y categorias.
Su gloriosa historic es bien conoci.
da. Fac ell buque japones que mas
sufri6 en- ell combate de Tsushima, por
ser el que mas avanz6 en- Ia lfnea de
batalla. yltuvo e3 bsjas entire muertos
y heridos.
El almirante Togo presenci6 la &C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22

2I de octubre de Dogger
Bank, en- ell Mar del Norte. La es-
cuadra del Baltico hace fuego a una
fotilla inglesa de remolcadores de
pesca. tomandoles. en- la obscuridad de
la noche. por torpederos enemigos.
80 de noviembre. .-Toma de Ia Lo-'
ma de 2o3 Metros, lave de Puerto Ar.
turo. por los japoneses.
&c. de enero, Ioo5.-Capitulacion de
Puerto Arturo La toma de los fuer-
tes Sunsungshan y Kilwanshan, efec-
tuada ell 10 de diciembre por medic
de minas y explosives, habiendo fra
casado los bombardeos asaltos, Sc
guipa de la toma del fuerte Ehrlungs
han. el 2o. por identicos medios habfan
hecho indtil la defensa de la plaza.
IS de enero.-Combate de Sandepas
y Hekutai. Estreno del general ruso
Grippenberg. La acci6n,- que Sc pro-
Tonga hasta Ell 80 empieza favorable a
los rusos, que son 1ltimamente recha-
zados y obligados a desocupar la posi-
cion de Hekutai. Dimisi6n del gene
raj Grippenberg, comandante en- jefe
del segundo ejercito
26 de febrero 10 de marzo.-Bata-
| LA de Mukden. la mayor que recuer-
dan las historias verldicas. Tomaron
parte en- ella, aproximadamente. 800 =
900 rusos y de 100000 500, 900 japo-
neses. Gran derrota de los rusoS, Gu
yas baias Sc calcularon en- 90, 1000
muertos, 100000 heridos y 10000 pri-
sioneros. No hoy datos sobre las ba-
jas japonesas. computadas por su go
bierno en- $4,000.
IS de MARIO .-Nombramiento del
general Linevitch para el mando en-
jefe del ejercito russo.
27y2S de mayo.-Combate naval
de Tsushima Qlamado por los japone-
ses combste del Mar del Jap6n). Des-
trucci6u de la escuadra del BAltico.
Los almirantes Rojestvensky Nebo-
gatof apresados, Ell almirante Volker-
sam muerto y Ell almirante Enquist fu-
gitivo en- Manila.
7 de junio.-Nota del Presidente
Roosevelt instando los beligerantes
4 que arreglen la paz.
| 7 de junio.-Invasion de Sakhalin
por los japoreses.
9 de agosto-Inauguraci6n de la
conferencia de paz en- Portsmouth
New Hampshire.
% de agosto.-Encuentro cerca de
Lidziapudze, Manchuris, probable
mente Ell llltimo de la guerra. Favo-
rable los rusos. que hacen 1870 pri
sioneros a los japoneses v les obi gan
4 retirarse, perdiendo ellos 8 muertos
| 2o de agosto.-Queda acordada Ia
paz.
5 de septiembre.-Firmada la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22

sefianza progresses en- dicha Repd-
blica. Completan Ell ]ibro curiosas
biografias y retratos de los medicos
que mas Sc han distinguido en- aquel
pals.
La obra del sefior Asturias, aunque
de inenos extension. pues solo alcanza
1875 paginaS, no es menos recomenda-
BILE de gran utilidad, no solo en-
Guatemala, sino en- otros paises de
America. Sc titula: 'Enfermedades
mas frecuentes en- Guatemala y su
tratamiento' Els libro de vulgariza s.
ci6n destinado principalmente a los
fnqueros 6 duefios de haciendas que,
por necesidad tienen que desempeflar
q veces con sus criados y dependencia
funciones de medico. El libro del Sc
for Asturias LENA cumplidamente su
objeto, y la mejor prueba de clio es
que en- breve tierpo Sc han hecho dos
ediciones.
Ell eminente medico de la Habana,
doctor Ramon Palacio, ha tenido la
|atencion, que lie agradecemos vlvamen-
|te, de enviarnos su notable discurso
de reception en- la Real Academia de
Ciencias medicas, fisicas paturales.
Versa el djscurso sobre la "Extirpa-
cion del gl6bulo inferno del higado, y
revela los profundos conocimientos y
la pericia del doctor r. Palacio. Dicha
|operaci6n sumamente dificil y aries
|gada ha sido practicada por vez pri-
mera y con feliz exito por ell citado
doctor. AL discurso del doctor K. Pa.
lacio contesto con otro brillante y muy
lisonjero ell doctor, don J. Santos Fer
|nandez.
Hemos recibido igualmente, del Sc
nor doctor Arturo Balaguer, popular
en- Madrid por los muchos servi
clos que desde hace afios viene
prestando en- ell Institute de vacuna-
cion fundado por su hermano don Je-
r6nimo, TN muy notable folleto de Sc
paginas titulado "Bacteriologis y
Anatomfa Pathological La gran COM
petencia y la luminosa experienced
del doctor Balaguer y Mayo son la me.
jor garantia del acierto con que estan
tratadas en- dicho folleto las cuestio-
mes que Sc refere.
Miguel de Toro 2 Gomez
Paris, Septiembre de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22
del "Diario de la Marina'C

fDel "Diario de la MarinaV
Mientras los cubanos Sc preocupar
de la csmpaf1a electoral la ensenanzs
p1blica. particularmen la plimaria
atraviesa por una crisis muy gravz
que reclama remedies radicales ur
gentes.
Nupca Sc ha gastado mas en- ins.
truccion pdblica y nunca hubo en-
Cuba mayor nj tan gran ntimero de
escuelas como desde hace seis amos y
sin embargo ell resultado esta muy
lejos de haber correspondido al esfuer-
20 hecho para extender la ensehanza
y elevar su nivel. va ell Presidente
de la Republica, en- su mensa1e al
Congreso del 3 de Abril tiltimo Sc la.
mentaba de que comparable ell tiltimo
aflo escolar con ell anterior Immediate
Sc advertia que habia disminuido en-
2o,41o el ndmero de alumnos de las es.
cuelas puolicas, 2o,4Io; repetimos la
cifra para no dar lugar que Sc pien-
Sc que Sc trata de un error de correc.
ci6n de copia. Alarmante dice ell
Jefe del Estado que es esa diferencia,
y tiene el sef1or Estrada Palma tanto
mayor motive para decirlo, cuanto
que aun en- el case de que la pobla-
ci6n escolar Sc mantuviese estaciona-
aa de un afio para otro, habrfa mott
vos sobrados para estimar ese result
tado como un fracaso.
Coincidiendo con una opinion or.
puesta mas de una veg en- estas co.
umnas, ei Presidepte de Ia Rep6blica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22
Los festejos de San Mateo

Programa para hoy viernes, dia 22:
Function religiosa al toque de ora =
clones.
Terminado ell Triduo. gran alborada
de artesanos, que recorrera la carre
terra. A la termination de la alborada,
gran bale obrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22
Politica cubana
FL PRACASO DB Los METODOS ANBRICANOS

LA CRISIS DE LA ENSENANzA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22

sefianza y progresses en- dicha Rep1-
blica. Completan el libro curiosas
biografias y retratos de los medicos
que mas Sc han distinguido en- aquel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-22

Entire los numerosos libros de me-
dicina que ha recibido ell centro de CO :
laboraci6n del DR.. Javier Mojarrieta
v que agradecemos sus autores, me-
recen especial menci6n los siguientes:
Una interesante "Historia de Ia
Medicina en- Guatemala, por don
Francisco Asturias, hermoso y bien i'm
preso voldmen de 500 paginas, en- el
que su autor ha consignado con la
mayor claridad todo 10 referente al
desarrollo de Ia Medicina y de su en-