davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-01-25

IT'S THE REGULAR THING.
mighty small quantity you gave
me for TO- CENTS
"You wouldn't have gotten any,
think if you hadn't brought your own
BOTTLE" the drug clerk replied
Louisville Courier-J Journal. =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25

nj inceapa Putin impntena fl in numai sd in
ceap dar aaga mai apo atenunea celor bani gre
supra soror de reusa pc pasar de bani in industrial
romineasca
Sc ntecge ac vorba numai de pricepere, 81 81 de
steme de gura lar bentru asa des presupunnd
ca to in 81 aceiasi drectie asa sn tbn
Emuncaasca.
Acesea doua, sunt prmele ucrri adsvxket mari, pc
M s. Y facen, pentru sa ajut6r III
|ca ef Do dinoolo RestnL de mai mica II altx
etS cnd ro apea mai mutt timp III IN s nv sneet1 ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25

soldat gasit In agonie. = Cleve-
land, Ohio. - John HELM, care
s "a intors de curind din Franta
unde a luat parte in nenumarate
lupte, fost gasit in agonie in ca
mera sa de Ia otelul Woodland.
av1nd vinele de la mini taiate Gu
un brici de ras. Autoritatile poll.
tienesti mai spun ca lfnga el s'au
gasit doua cutii goale, dar in ca
re fusese otrava. A murit peste
c1teva ceasuri la spitalul Carl
tatea.
Canadieni plecati din Vladivos
tok. - Vladivostok. - Astazi al
|plecat spre casa peste 1,100 ds
soldati Canadieni Gu vaporul Nor
teagle. Aceste trupe vor ajunge Il
Vancouver cam peste optsprezecj
zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25
MdruntiSuri.

MIDI ulIllSuII.
EPIGRANFA ZILEI.
Unui presedinte de Comitet ce nu
exista.
in intreaga ia viata
Spui un adevar, in fine,
Ca sunt buni de scotineata
Gel carl traiesc ca 81 tine.
Dreptul de liberia cugetare MI
este nici scuza pentru Gel caro-
ra lie place sa vorbeasca multi.
A incerca sa porti afacere
mare fara capital este ca 81 cind
al incerca Sc ascuti un creion IA
ra briceag orr cutit.
@ dana 81 sunt multe de a.
cestea - da STAT fetelor tinere sd
nu Sc marite. dupa un ON care
vorbeste aspru. I'm STAT de altcum
- destul de prevazatOr.
Rudele avute a unora le fac Gu
|putinta negoturile din viitor.
Ghetele unui ON pot sa Sc i'm
bette pc urma apei multe pc care
primesc in ele. Va asigur insa ca
|nici un stapin de ghete nu are 81
Sc imbete de apa!
X
Nh wise pare 81 D-tra curlo'
cum Sc fnt1mpla ca un ON mum
citor are at1tia prieteni carl nj
iubesc lucrul?
Cea mai epocala intimplar'
din viata unei gaini este atunc
cfnd face un ou 81 fndata dupa el
vesteste lumii Gu gura mare 10
ce facut.
Unde vor Fl galagiosii din ii
lele saptaminilor trecute? S'a'
saturat de galagie cfnd fos
| vorba de dovada? ST daca cc
Ivizati s'ar satura de tacere 81 a.
porni process, cum ar fl?
Nu ne indoim. lui ..Pierde Va
ra" ii merge bine. Are boss
| care site sa cinte pc toate stru
Inele 81 il va invata foarte usol
| 81 pc ell toate scalele 81 taXele p.
carl Wa avea sa lie ia de la cei cl
pasapoarte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25

mllnlor bOgate, 81 ca acel &c DO
resc sd abba una, n 'au deceit sa Sc
mute in ca. Ziarele nici nu mai
apar, pentru cd aparitia Tor So
GOTTA ca netrebpincioasa. Cine
voeste sd capete informatiuni, es-
te invitat sa viziteze adunarllc
comuniste din gradina Whittel-
bach. Toate institutiunile de IN
vatamint mai inalte au fost inchi-
Sc 81 studentii au libertatea de
Sc inscrie in ,,militia poporulul''.
Un banchet al chelilor. Gre
enwich, Conn. Clubul chelllor
din America va da al saselea ban-
chet annual al sau la otelul Garde
din New Haven. Presedinte de
toast va fl George Woodruff din
Litchfield, lar printre vorbitori
sunt cftiva dintre eel mai insem-.
matt barbati al Statelor Unite. 81
fostul presedinte al republicci,
William H. Taft este membru, lar
presedintele Wilson este deja pus
pc lista celor care asteapta sd fie
primiti in sinul clubului. In
America sunt tot felul de cluburi,
pima 81 de chelie. Numai moi Ro-
minii n 'avem nici dintre cele mai
necesare - cluburi literare.
Rachiu de contrabanda. - Wa
shington. = In CARA Alexandria
\ din statul ,,bone dry" Virginia,
S 'au gasit patruzeci 81 sapte de
butoaie pline Gu Whisky, ascunse
intr' 'un wagon de scinduri 81 adre-
safe unei firme de cherestrea. Trl-
mitatorul putuse ascunde totul a
fara de mirosul destul de tare.
care a gidilat nasul authorization
81 lea sugerat ideia sa rascoleas-
ca in mijlocul vagonului Gu scin-
duri Cazul s'a dat in miinile a
gentilor prohibited.
Lansarea vaporului Tennessee
- Washington. = De la departa
mentul naval "a anuntat ca ma.
rele vapor de razboi Tennessee va
fl lansat pc apa in portul New
York pc ziua de 30 Aprilie, in
/ prezenta secretarului Roosevelt;
guvernorului Roberts din Ten
nessee 81 a guvernorului Smith
din New York. Tennessee poatc
sa fie ultimul vas de razboi Anne
rican care sd fie botezat GU vim
pentru Cd altul nu va mai ii Ian.
sat pima la / Iulie, cind 1ntra in
vigoare legea prohibitiei peste tot
teritorul Statelor Unite.
O demonstrate muncitorllol
Unionisti. - New York. = Pe
ziua de / Maiu Gel putin 100000
de muncitori unionisti din New
York vor partnipa intro demon
stratie prin care sa Sc ceara GU
vernului liberarea lui Thomas
Mooney, condamnat pentru amc
stec fntr 'un complot de bombS
la San Francisco, 81 lui Eugene
V. Debt, condamnat 81 el mai Ii
lele trecute pentru vadita nelea
litate catre patrie.
Germanii lar &c inarmeaza. =
Paris. - Corespondentul jurnaltl
lui des Debate raporteaza de Ia
Munich ca guvernul german face
pc sub ascuns automobile armate
locomotive de tren 81 tunuri. El
zice ca locul unde Sc fac acesto "a
este undeva in partea de sus 9
I Silesiei.
Ucisi in rascoalele din Hamburg
- Berlin. = La Hamburg all avut
loo turburari serioase in decursul
saptam1nei trecute. Un grup de
rasvratiti au jefuit magaziile por
tului 81 s'a luat la batae Gu poll.
tia, in care timp mai multe per
soane au cazut moarte 81 ranite. @
telegrama trimis4 catre ziarul Vor
waerts zice cd in suburbia St
Paul s'a dat-o adeyarata batalie.
in care un gardist cazut mort 81
alti cdtiva raniti, fnsa din partea
rasvratitilor an cazut Gu multi
mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25
INF0RmATIUN


Cite submarine a pierdut inami-
cul. - New York. - Amiralul
Sims, care in timpul razboiului a
comandat flota americana din a.
pele europene, zice ca eel putin
205 submarine germane Sc afla a.
cum in fundul oceanului 81 al ma
rilor. Dinsul mai spunea ca s'au
gasit multe submarine inamice H.
pite pc fundul apelor GU indica-
tiuni earl aratau ca multi dintrt
marinarii apucati inlauntru ori au
recurs la sinucidere, orr s 'au ucis
|unul pc altul. !
Misiune americana atacata de
Germani. - New York. - Consi-
|liul national lituan a primit te-
|legrama de la reprezentantnl sau
din Paris, care zice ca misiunea
Crucei Rosii Americana de ia
Kovno, oras situat in Lituania. a
fost atacata de trupele germane.
Telegrama nu indica locul unde
Esa sav1rSit acest atac 81 nici daca
vre-unul dintre misionarii Ameri-
cani suferit vre-o vatamare ga
re care.
Gasirea unui porumbel de posta.
- Port Clinton, Ohio. - Pc cind
Sc afla la villa sa de vara de Ia
Oak Harbor, Dina Mary Siegen-
fthaler a prins un porumbel de po-
sta, la gitul caruia era atirnata 0
eticheta Gu initialele 81 numerile
A. j. 19---F. 1904. A.
cum dfnsa incearca sd gaseasca
PERSONA Garcia apartine, acest
porumbel.
aistemul rogilor. - Berlin. -
Consiliul executiv al sovietilor
din Munich a anuntat Cd in oras
isunt multe case apartinatoare ia
I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25

Pom plAntat q un poet. = Gle
veland, Ohio. -- Poetn1 Edmund
Vance Cooke plsntat Miercuri
dimineata un pom in gradina
Shakespeare, in enoarea zilei ne
muritorului Shakespeare. Comite-
tnl de educatie ii elubului fems-
min din localitate lnat parte in
corpore la aceaSEx ceremonie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25

aistemul rogilor. - Berlin. =
Consiliul cxecutfv al soyietilor
din Munich a anuntat Cd in oras
stunt multe case apartinatoare ia
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13

sun may be a peculiarly appropriate
emblem. It is about time, remarks
the Tacoma Ledger, that some Of
the light of common sense shone
into the dark corners of the indus
trial and social fabric.
Paradoxical as it may seem, the
forces Of disorganization are pretty
well organized and the world that
stands for law, order. and construc-
tive progress has been 50 loosely
knit in its resistant facric, so lulled
by sense of power and security.
so disorganized in its ideals, that
selfshness and greed have stolen
march on it
The American Legion is intended
TO represent the finest group of men
in the world, bar none. They are
the young men of America who pos
sess ideals, are willing to fight for
them. and did. They have come
home with some very definite ideals.
They are unafraid of the opinions
OF others. They are unwavering in
their ideals. They have a bitter.
contemptuous scorn for the men
vino made blood money out of their
service and their comrades agony,
whether he were millionaire or la
borer.
They have come home with the
old-fashioned belief that America IS
the greatest country in the world,
and are rather impatient with those
who md every place else in the
world better than America - but
keep on living, breathing. and earn
ing their living in America.
The nation needs as an antidote
for the poison OF the destructive
forces at work, Just little inteli-
gent patriotism, backed up by a
sturdy Will and immoyable determin-
alton.
The American Legion j. in q po-
Sition 10 supply this
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13

GOOD TEAM, harness and No. 5
sleigh for sale. Inquire knut
Roland, Third and C streets.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
Department Of the Inkersor
Alaskan Enxiaeerins Commis.ie-
NOTICE

Passengers are required to pur-
chase tickets before entering trans.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose Office is in
the employment office, on the ground
floor Of the General Office Building.
Alaskan Engineering Commission, or
at Camp AIS North Nenana).
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during Office hours. and can be
purchased in sufficient time before
the departure of the trains.
Regular trains for the south leave
the foot Of A street on Wednesdays
and Saturdays at a. m, and from
Camp AIS North Nenana), for
Fairbanks, Tuesdays ard Fridays. at
l p. m.
The following schedule between
North Nenana and Fairbanks goes
into effect Nov It'll. subject to
change without notice:
Leave Fairbanks at 700 a. H.;
arrive North Nenana, lI:30 a. m.
Leave North Nenana 100 p. M.
arrive Fairbanks, $3.50 D. m.
No tickets will be sold crossing
the river Those intending to tray
el to Fairbanks must make Their
own arrangements for reaching
North Nenana
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
CANADA LOSES SUMNER TIME

By abohshing daylight saving in
the United States. the Congress at
Washington has also deprived Can
ada Of the system known as sum
mer time" After October there
will be no more daylight saving for
Us. says the Montreal Star. since
Canada cannot set the clocks ahead
on her own account because of the
interlocking railways crossing the
border line. An effort will be made
ii the United States to educate the
people on the subject OF daylight
SAVING, 50 that lis economical bene-
hts may be won back again. But
the wartime readiness for innova-
tons * not available this time and
the argument that the extra day.
iignt time went TO war gardens and
other additional production is gone.
After all, the benefits of daylight
saving are attainable by any com
munity which desires it, by the pro-
cess of arrangement between com
merciai and industrial groups TO
start work and quit work for an
agreed period one hour earlier than
during the winter months. Now that
the advantage of using more sun
light has been shown, those who
desire it can get it at the expense
of little organization and without
offending those sections of the com
munity which cling to the old sys-
tenn.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
FANCY WORK FOR BAZAAR.

All the ladies who are doing
fancy work for the bazaar. or who
are planning to contribute any such
work. please deliver such work TO
Mrs. Bowen, at the Bowen building,
or or before Friday evening. If il
is not convenient for such contrib
utors to make the delivery them
selves. the articles will be called
for if notification is sent to either
Mrs Bowen or Mrs Diven.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13

FOR SALE-Inquire
News Office. 1929
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
Want ADS

FOR SALE OR RENT-Furnished
two-room house, and lot. Inquire
News office.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
NOTED SEERESS
TO Be FEATURE
At Bic BAZAAR

In this day and age, when women
are coming so fast into the business
world, and when money-getting, for
| the grace of its independence, Is
becoming more and more alluring
to the feminine mind, it is easy to
understand how every woman who
has any talent or hobby of any
worth at all, is putting that talent
or hobby on a commercial basis
That is what Nine. Palma will do
on next Saturday night at the La
dies Aid bazaar. Her talent is in
being able to put her hobby into
practice. If you should have her
read your character-and her hobby
lis character-reading- will be
convinced that she has a seventh
lsense-can see into your very soul
through all your clothes and flesh
and bones. palmer than you can see
goldfish in the glass aquarium.
Nine. Palma's readings are scien-
tifc. She has made of it a study
in a thorough and scholarly fashion,
of these signs by which ye may
tell all men" So when she hits
the nail on the head. as she will do
almost every time. it is not just by
chance. The signs which she refers
to are those which are taught IN
astrology, phrenology, palmistry. and
by the laws governing vibration and
esoteric things.
The manner in which this new
profession has been brought about
is rather novel in America, and Is
not to be COMPOUNDED with the old
order of accommodating" about the
"dark-eyed man" or 1.-The blonde
lady" In England, managers of
hotels and tea-rooms enter into con-
tracts or agreements by which their
patrons and guests may be thus en-
tertained; the guests do not pay
any fee whatsoever-the readings
being donated by the management
as souvenirs" No shingle is hung
out inviting 'seances" or sessions.
The Ladies Aid bazaar Saturday
night will commercialize Nine Pal
mas hobby, for one evening only,
for charitable purposes. All are
welcome TO avail themselves of this
privilege, al the least possible ex-
change.
1t is true thar All is not to be
remembered. nor yet all TO be for
gotten" for with the sages Nine.
Palma agrees that. "A wise man
ruleth his stars. a fool obeys them"
Nine. Palma, the Egyptian seer
ess (as represented by Hattie NJ.
D'Orsayl, is already known to many
Nenanaites, her last appearance hav-
ing been at the private masquerade
given recently at Bowen hall.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
BRITISH AND AMERICAN
FORCES IN FRANCE.

The one important contribution
which Mrs. Humphrey Ward has
made to the history Of the war in
her recent volume, Fields Of Vic
tory is confidential char. kept by
the British general staff. disclosing
for the first time the fighting
strength Of Great Britain in France
from January, 1915. to the day the
armistice was signed. Up to the
present time, says the editor of the
Worlds Work. these statistics have
been presented in the form of divi-
sions; now we have them in the
numbers Of men actually engaged
If Americans have had any doubts
concerning the decisive influence
which their armies played in ending
the war, these figures should settle
them; they show. indeed, that had
not that wonderful movement Of
troops from the United States to
France taken place in the spring
and summer of 1918. the Germans
would have won an overwhelming
victory. These figures reveal the
extent 70 which British military pow
er was dvindling in France, a dwind-
ling which we already had suspect
ed. but which we never dreamed had
reached such alarming proportions.
The newspaper accounts of 1916
and 1917 usually figured that the
strength of the British armies in
France ranged anywhere from p
600. 900 10 100000. We now
learn that these statistics were gro
1esque exaggerations. The actual
fighting strength in January. 1915,
according TO this official chart, was
40, 900 men. BY the following
July this had increased 10 100000.
II reached its maximum on the eve
Of Eimy Ridge. in April, 1917. When
il amounted to 100000 men. From
this point Great Britain'z fighting
strength gradually descended, until
in March. 1917. when the Germans
made heir terrible attack, il was
only $4,000. According TO the be
lief prevalent in this country that
figure rose. owing to relnforcements
from England. but Mrs. Wards ex-
hibir shows that, on the contrary, II
declined, In May, 1918, il amount
ed TO $4,000. and, after slight
Increment in August, il went down
rapidly until the day the armistice
was signed. when Great Britain's
IiSNllHE >IeISLH 1Hlo1if-tN 10 oIi.
10000. On that same day Ameri-
cas- tota! forces in France were
1000, 900 men; ana of these $780,
600 were comoatant troops. In the
battle Of the Argonne-M eus- we had
$4,000 men actually engaged, be
sides $4,000 with the British and
$4,000 with the French grand
total of $4,000 men. Just how
large the French forces were at this
time. or. indeed, at any period in
the war, no one knows, for the
French government mas maintained
an utter silence on this point, but
the belief of military people is that
they were probably not very much
larger than the British
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13
A RISING SUN.

The sun Of the American Legion
emblem is beginning to shine on the
lapels Of an increasing number of
young men. If the new organiza-
ton lives up 20 its possibilities, that
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13

Horliek's Matted Milk Fowler &
Morris.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-13

seaana, where Rails and River. Meet
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-05
Ell Lcdo. A DaviIa

En- La Prensa'' periodico de San
Pedro de Macoris, leemos 10 siguiente:
Procedente de BorinQuen tuvimos
el placer de saludar al cultisimo inte-
lectual antillano Lcdo. Don Arturo Da-
villa, exquisite portalira de gran renom-
bre ell las letras antillanas deudo
cercano de nuestro Redactor Ell Jefe,
don Luis de Padilla.
Por un grupo de amigos Sc lie ofre-
clio un brindis Ell ell hotel 'Dos Ameri-
cas-, despues en- compania de la
distinguida familia del correcto caba-
Hero Don Herminio Lugo, Sc lie obse-
quio con un paseo ell automovil al
Consuelo. Ell laureado poeta borinque-
10 sigue para Santo Domingo, yendo
gratamente impresionado de Macoris
Que nos promote visitar a su regreso. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-05

Sc respira algeria en- el ambiente ru-
moroso de la poblaclon. Los autos cir
culan en- todos rumbos Sc entrecruzan.
zigzague veloces, parecen perseguirse
en- una zarabanda mareante. En- ellos
van bellisimas mujeres, como en- triun-
TO, y todo ell cuadro nos da la impre-
sion de un pueblo feliz que vive sin
preocupaciones. Trasladamos todo este
al papel, entrevisto al paso. como I'M
resumen de sensaciones visuales que no
deben quedarsenos atras. Estas prime
ras notas recibidas por los sentidos
cuando penetramos en- nm mundo nuevo
y Sc nos despierta el etecno espiritu
de curiosidad infantil. merecen apun-
tarse. Percibimos de una sola oieada
el campo immense de accion alberta
a todas las iniciativas, la siembra Sc
nerosa que hay que proyectar sobre ell
porvenir de Puerto Rico Ia obra Que
Sc impone como un deber para concen-
trar los esfuerzos aislados Y matar los
germenes de la discordia La libertad
no Sc incorpora de golpe los habitos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-05
Desde Hormigueros

Sc Ia reunido la Junta Escolar de
este pueblo con el proposito dc hacer
los nombramientos dc los profesores que
habran de cjercer en el proximo curse
cscolar.
ohcialmente no sabemos todavia quie
nos fueron nombrados, pero es de supo
ner que haya sido una de las agraciadas
la intchgente senorita Herminia Mojica
iovcn que aqui estudio y obtuvo su di-
ploma.
Rumorase que ell dia 90 del mes ell
curse sc cclebrara un baile eli la resi-
dencia &c nuestro buen amigo don Fran
cisco Elias Cruz, con el fin de celebrar
su cumplcanos.
FL CoTesponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-05
BE vENDH

SE NENDEN BARATOS.-Estufas (cocinas
ceon6micas) de POGO uso. distintos tama6os.
para lena 0 carbon. Inodoros modernos com
pletos con GAIA Drigrse Bartolom6 JRca,
Apartsdo 1856, San Juan.
BARATO. So vende un autom6vi "Mer.
csr' en- buenas condolences propio para
guagua.
Tambi6n SO vende la casa, San Sebastian,
10. frente la plaza San Jose, con facilida.
des para el pago.
Para informes dirijanse Pedro G.. Coma.
lez, te6fono 253. p. o. 1877. San Jose No 1.
POR $4,000 DOLLAREs.-v 40 cuer-
das de cafe platanos pastos en- la .carre.
terra de utuado KIN. de Adjuntas. Carmen
Bosch. Adiuntas, =. r.
SE vENDEN BARAToS-- TorO Holstein,
toro Jersey. vaca Jersey rsci6n psridA, to.
dos de raIa pura. Dirgrse Bartolome ia.
CO. Apartado 335, San Juan.
SE VENDE.--Un caro- Ford en- magnifcas
condiciones dirijase Jose Ramirez, Compa.
MIA "F' Regimento dc Puerto Rico Cam
pamento LAS CASAS.
81 VENDEN Una maquinila Underwood.
camas y muebles san Sebastian II.
POR 80 PODERLO ATENDER.- vende
cl cafe Restaurant de la parada -, Santurce-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-05

portantes de la Isla Don Jose Silva.
tan joven como culto, posee un gran
establecimiento de provisiones guinea
la, fereteria, maderas. cemento Y
frutos del pals; don Tomas Principe.
prestlgioso leader poltico a la vez
que comerciante, es propietario de La
Democratic Jmquena :, almacen de pro
visiones y deposito Gle calzado, impor
tantisimo. don G. Principe Morales,
otro comerciante de mucho valer, es
presidente del Ayuntamiento Y ha sido
Alcalde, muy active Y celoso, durante
la enfermedad del Doctor Barreras:
don Victor Torres ha vencido por sus
propios meritos que son muchos, Y tie
ne provisiones al por mayor Y al de
tall; don Serafin Falero, que es IN
hombre todo bondad, nobleza corte-
sia, honra tambien a Juncos, donde
Sc le quiere Ell 10 mucho que vale
Completan el nunero de eXcclentes Y
acreditados homores de negocios, los
senores Antonio Muiica Sues, don
Antonio Cantello Gil Suarez & Ca. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-05
ooL0oAC1oNEA.

SoLICITA COLOCACION En- cualquier
ramo excepto farmaca joven graduado dc
primer ano de Alta Escuela. con muy bue
mas referencias Direction: Sol, II. San
Juan
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C0LOCACION.-Un joven blanco sin vicios
de buenas costumbres desea colocarse en-
una buena casa de famiia para atender al
servicio a la atenci6n Immediate de sus
duenos FL que 10 solicite puede dirigirse
por el Correo J. z. St. Cristo % medic.
San Juan.
INSTITUTRIz-Ingle de experiencia y
6xito desea coocaci6n. instruction en- in
giles; ensena Frances mdsica. Ira cual-
quier punto de la isla. Drijase a FL Mundo.
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NECESITA I'd. un Empeado entendido en-
trabaio general dc Oficina, Como agente ven
dedor depcndiente en- almacen de MADEIRA.
dependiente de Embarquc. Habla escribe
Espanol ingcs.
Buenas referencias Box no. San Juan.