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Una dc las cuestioncs mas trascen.
dentalcs en- Ia actralidad es la discu-
sitn del PrOyecto de Ley No. 72, para
slmendar Ia VICENTE "Ley de Farma-
eian. DeseandO arrojar alguna luz So
bro q ssuntO para que nuestros legisla-
dcres, que reprssentan genuinamente
lcs intereses de nuestro pals colectiva-
Inente, y no los de determinadas indi-
vidualidades, actGen dentro de la mas
sumal moral, y del modo mas juicioso
que les SON caracteristicOs, intentamos
cscfibir algo con .objeto de hacer una
cxposici6n honrada y veridica dc cier-
tos hechos que indudablemente desco-
nocen los autOrcs del proyecto va nom
.brado, y. que, una vez demostrados
orientarian los sehores Representa-
tcs y Senadores en- el curse que deben
seguir con relaci6n a las enmiendas pro-
puestas para la dicha Ley de Farma-
cia en- vigor.
No. cs nuestra intenci6n referirnos
q determinadas personalidades para
Ofendcrles; no mueve nuestro amino
ningdn objective mortifcante; solamen-
te en- este primer articulo generalizare-
mos dentro del tema que entrafia una
cushion altamente impOrtante para el
pals. Debe ser cosa del dominic general
y con las ,mayores consideraciones para
todos lanzamos ideas propias en- la
eFeencia que han de servir la causa
que defendemos. En- los articulos suce-
eivos cspecializareinOs discutiendo los
puntos del PrOyecto que sc encuentran
en- pugna con los principles de moral
professional y plblica, y las practicas
en-. los paises mas avanzados.
Antes dc proceder a alterar en- cual-
esquiera sentido 10 va estudiado sobre
al particular, dbe consultarse la legis-
laci6n id6ntica extranjera, y que pue-
de seleccionarse justamente como mode
10, para ntonces dar forma, la mejor
possible, una ley, que, antes de en-
pcorar las condolences existentes, tien-
da a Tealizar el valer, prestigiO y honor
de una clase professional tan importan-
te como es la de los Farmaceuticos.
Entendemos este asi porque en- tOda
6pOca y lugar en- que la civilization y
el POgrcsO han sentado sus reales, ja-
mas sc ha legislado en- sentido retro
grado la direction y empuje del mis-
mo Progreso. Este es firme, constante,
su huella es prOfunda. Nunca, nunca
ha habido' fuerza capaz dc, resistir su
cfecto; y jamas, Sc ha torcido su ca
minO; antes bien, su derrotero inaltera-
bic, recto, ha llevado tanto al indivi-
duo como la colectividad, al fin pro-
puesto.
Sabemos que nuestros ilustres com.
{ patriotas, los Honorablcs Legislatures,
actGan dc la mejor buena fe, y que su
objeto cs el mejor que puede imaginar-
Sc; pcro tai vcz desconozcan en- parte
las intcrioridadcs dc una profession cien-
ti6ca como la nucstra, que comprende
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18
LEGISLACION PHARMACEUTICAL
Ell PROYECTO DE LEY No. u.

q
.parat0rios, hayan tenido. que eursar tres
amos completes de materias absolute
fmente distintas y superiors a las pri-
meras, para llenar asi los requisites
de Ia Ley, y para pOder lanzarse a Il
vida earantizadOs en- la practica de 50
profesi6nf IEs admissible. atentar con-
ira la salud de los pueblosS De ningdn
modo. Pues, SehOres, la aprobaci6n del
,prOyectO de ley No. 72, signi6caria una.
injusticia para la clase Pharmaceutical,
y, scspecialmente, para las verdaderas
capaeidades en- la digna profession, y al
mismo tempo aplastaria para siemi,fe
nuestrs ambiciones de conquistar pucs-
tos elevados entire los intelectuales, y
de eenir los lauros del triunfo en- los
torneos dc la ciencia, tanto en- los AKA
nlenes aque somos sometidOs, como en-
las justas cientificas que pudieran lie,
varse a cabo zen ell pals.
y FL Sproyecto de ley No. 72 favOrcce.
ria y fomentaria la FABRICA DE BO-
TICARIOS, que no produce los investi-
gadores en- ell campo de la ciencia.
Nuestro pueblo no recibiria Ell concur
so intellectual y professional que le pres
tan lie han prestado aquellOs, que CO.
mo los sehOres del Vale Sarraga, Le-
grand, MOnclOva, y Otros, han cOntri-
buido con Obras, articulos, y valiosas
investigaciones sobre diversas materias
eientificas intimamente relaeiOnadas con
Ia medicina.
aSe hace necesario elevar otra vez a
la altura de antes, los farmaceuticos
que asi 10 merezcan. Es dc capital i'm
portancia que Sc verifque un cOrtc
radical en- donde sea conveniente, para
evitar los males lamentables que hoy
notamos y padecemos en- tan noble pro-
fesi6n.
Os invitamos, senOres Legislatures a
un examen detenido y escrupulOso de
los archives dc Ia Junta de Farmacia,
para que podais Observar la situaci0n
de esa Facultad en- Puerto Rico.
SEs legal que todos los boticarios
puedan ocupar el mismo range, y tener
la misma representation professionals
No vale de NADIA un curse complete de
High School, su cquivalcnte, y lue-
go aprobar doce asignaturas cientff-
cas-, no elementales, sino avanzadas,
para ostentar al fin cl mismO titulo de
Licdo. ell Farmaciag Creemos que no
es legal, nj justO, nj l6gico, la igusldad
dc todOs los Farmaceuticos.
Debe establecerse de modO defnido
la diferencia y determinarse bien Il IA
dio dc acci6n intellectual de tan hermosa
carrera. Tengamos una clase farmac6u.
tica digna de, su nomrbe; que repre-
sente igual que las demaS profesiones
intelcctuales dc esta terra, las aspira-
clones Y cultura dc nurstro pueblo; y
que sea ell orgullO lcgitimo y Ia mas al
ia gloria do nuestro pals.
Samuel Medina Rivera,
Estudiante de Farmacia.
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De San SEBASTIAN
PERSECUTION EN- LAS MON
TANAS De LAS FUENTES
DEL RON "CALAVERITA"

Ha fallecido el respectable caballero
don Joaquin Oronoz, que muri6 a Ia
edad de 78 aios. Fu6 mOdelo dc vir-
tudes civicas, buen ciudadanO cspafol,
convivi6 con nosOtrOs pOr espaciO dc
cincuenta amos, y deja una familia res
potable por tOdos conccptos. Son hijos
del fnado nuestros estimados amigos
don Joaquin, don Luis, don Jacinto y
done Juan Martin 0ronoz, y varias hi
jas, cuyos nombres siento omitir por
no recordarlos. Una prueba de la de-
mostraci6n del afecto que al finado sc
profesaba fue la numerosa coneurrencia
que asisti6 al sepelio de su cadaver.
Vaya pues, mi mas sentido pesame to.
dos sus familiares y que descansc en- el
seno del Seiior cl alma del probo ciu.
dadanO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18


Ia
No
pido
q yUhe eoEresu
en e Both yDruef
en-
INSTITUTE Y I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18
DESDE GUAYAMA

FL "Club Renacimicnto nos ha dis.
pensado cl honor dc haecr fgurar nues.
tro nombre en- el ndmcro dc sOciOs pro.
teetores.
Agradccemos csa distinction que nos
ha hecho Ia Directiva del rcferido Club.
para cl cual dcscamos los mejorcs 6xi-
tos.
Don Jose DelannOy ha comprado 81
establecimiento de quincalla y fsrre.
terra de don jose r. Ortiz.
Una atenta circular recibida por 60.
rreo interior, nos ha eomunicado Ia
operaci6n de eompra y venta hecha en-.
tire ambos senores.
Exitos deseamos al amigo Delsnnoy.
Fl preciosO Temple cat6lico de esia
ciudad viene siendO objeto De impor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

IN un alto cargo en- Il magistcrio. tu
vimOs 81 gusto dc saludarlc. Di6 una
cOnfcrcneia, en- Ia quo fu6 aplaudido
por tOdos los profcsores que a dicho
acto concurrierOn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18
ESPECIALISTA
AMPARADoR DEL SEXO FEMENINO
Dedc6 su vida al estudio dc los dolores del alum
bramiento y las dOlencias femennas.

MiIIafes dc sefioras ; )
y del extraniero, pueden
y fellcidad que disfrutan
medicina del DR.. J. H. Dye,
espcclalIsta emIncnte en- Ia
ObStctrfcia y las dolencias
fenleninas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

tantes rcformas srtsrigrrs. qas sorisaa
sus feligrescs.
Ina vcz tefminadas ssas rspafasio.
mes que ~ cstsn haeisado akosa. dsl,s
ria hacersc tambisn n tfabsjs a. pia
tura quc neeesita - sss Rrsn eds
eio, e cual. Vor - my ssiida constsas.
ei6a prceiosa faehsda artisiiea. -
u N ior dc IA isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18
Estudiante de Farmacia.

sHfl0rltas' de los EstadOs Unldos
decir que deben Ia buena salud
al uso oportuno de Ia esplendIda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

Dcatro do poeos dias nos visiisft 80
Mage DEF oeultisms Cstro sabis o. ~
muehos a. ssts slase enc kay en- Pasf
% Ricol - cual nos dice qas dsasa Ger
eonoccr "sus sseasgs sgnosinisatgs
en- materias espirituaies -
Asi. hablsndonos D. "essasos tsas
eimieuios" sn una hois suslfa ssssita
en- estiIo maearr6uieo y que hsmos -.
eibido. nos anuasis su visifs esis aas.
70 profsta cue prsdisa Il psfvsuir ds
eualquier mortal quc saixa tajs -
iante mis,erioso , De grsn fusfEa u.
miniea.
Esos individuos. ivnorantss Aasta a
cxageraei6n, hacienda uso H. Una dst
trina sieueia qus msrese fepsto =
todo Il cue h estudia, tisasn sss sfs
yentss sdmirsdsses . gaisass sm.
bauean con sus patsasas diabslleas
az quisues son las n,eiofss y pfinsi
paies vietimss de esos pfofeaions1ss
mistsfiososi
Nuestfos seneiilos csmpssfaos. ~ ka
bitantss de Il "altura''. quisuss viss1
aislados De- las vsutajss qas ofrtss q
progreso y Ia sisilitssi5a dei sisis b.
minoso en qus sisimos
Nc pocos hoeares deben - iafsh
eidad = ssos aaivtnss , - hosa - e.
acabat ecu ts,ios efios
10 sziee Il pso0rssss b dsmsnda 4
eiviiixaei6u.
LufCmL
Mario n, ieie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

VdIiOsOs ceTtifcGdOs de encomio de pronainentes
MedicOS PGrterGs que prescriben GdBai-
nistrGn sus enfermGs tan fGnlosa nlediciRG.
III DIR. H. r. KOen de la FaruItad Medlcna de Paris
de Port-au-Prlnce, Rep. de Haiti CERTIFICA: eqpres
sco mis- enermas e CompuestO Mltchea haendo obten
do admrables reultados los sguentes Para msr
los dolores ecuentes durante embarazo partu flores b
menstruaci6n doorosa como tonco reconsuyent 10
rcomiendo las sehOras sehOras que de iguales
dolencias." -.s~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

Los socialisias de este pueblo $. rcu.
nicron en- un local dc Ia callc del Geo.
mercio" y tomaron varias rcsolueio.
mes concsrnicntes q IA plataforma a.
su partido. Por 10 que SC We, hay mu.
cha animation y Sc prcparau para n
lucha electoral que ya pronto Sc ave.
Gina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

~ uiho Dc susssro amigo % Lis.io.
Joss J Apostle, o. suya sufsfmsdsa
dimos eucnta En- notss snfefiofss. ~
sido opsrado de pIsuresia sapuFads. IL
tervinierou cu esa opcraei6a ios scaorss
msdieos fiuitrago. Aparieio = Nasef.
n niho ~ b. tsaido nc iofis dsspafs
ic operado.
Dios quiera qus "a eieueia sttsnEa
81 sxito descado para bisn felisiasd
de sus amantes padres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

A don Francisco Yieenti, distinguidO
pedagOgO y que actualmente dcsempe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

Segin informes obtenidos, el ALAN
bique que fue capturado por el jefe
scfior Ferrari y guardias Pablo Medina
y Saavedra, psrtenece los vecinos del
barrio de "Hato Arriba, Adolfo Ruiz
Y LeOpoido Arce. Hacia va algunos
meses que los referidos guardias anda
ban en- persecution de dichO aparato y
noches enteras Sc las pasaban sin dormir
en- las montaias del barrio, hasta que
por fin la perseverance, pudo eoronar
el exitO de sus investigaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

La sehorita Bertha Luisa Rolfes Pa
gan, que Sc hallaba pasando una tenn.
porada en- casa dc la seiiora Pagan dc
Jimcncz, sc ha despedido dc nosOtros,
mostrandose muy agradccida las fnas
atencioneS de que fu6 objeto por par
te de los espOsos Pagan-Jimenez, asi
como por las buenas amistades que
adquiri6 durante su permaneneia aqui.
vaya, pues, mi mas cordial saludO a
la bella seforita Bertha Luisa, quien
deseo toda suerte de dichas en- el no
gar de sus amantes padres, que residen
en- Santurce, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

La Sra Leonldas Rumino A. Aatrona Rep Chile
d iaso Compuesto Mltchela QUO
he eado
tnuamente 10 pacenes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

La respectable We c. aison, (Partera con Diploma
De "a Pocnlca Pean, de Prince, Rep de
CERTlFlCA: He obtendo admirable exo Compuesto
Mchela, anto hacer deapacer aea del embarazo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

Tambi6n los indcpendentistas " cs.
tos 81 que son muchos) han pcdido 81
salon dc Ia Federation dc dcpcndicn
tes' para cslebrar una reunion con
el fin de nombrar un Comit6 Local pa
ra la propaganda dc los referidos idea.
les.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

para aar los dolores del coegr ieguadads
sua me ma pesado los mofes sevcos Lo recomendo
senoas las jovenes padecen de Suales dOencias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

Fl "Comitt Unionista' dc csta 10.
ealidad esta pcndiente del eariz que
tomcn los acontccimicntos dc Ia Junta
Central del Partido, para tomar una re-
soluci6n sobre asuntos dc alta trasecn.
deneia moral
Esta va por tcrminar Ia Iglesia Pro.
tcstantc quo bajo Ia direction del mi.
nistro sefor Pagan Sc esta constru
ycndo aqui.
FL Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

Fl DR. H. L. Gull;ette de Ia Fac,lItad de Medlclna s
BunaIo. N ", z. y. de A., CERTIFICA NC connlazon
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La dIstlneuIda Sra. Conception
D. Benavides (Partera Professionally de
Juno, Texas, Z. U. A., CERTIFICA:
He probado el Compuesto MltchelIa
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en- menos de IS minutes. Ia enferma
un hermoso nifio. Como Partera que
personas dc mi SEXO."
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MaF1o ~ ieie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-18

VI NtS9tIb NIdI VuC Ct OUII~
pueSto MltchelIa del DR..
J. H. Dye. que prescribe y
administro 2 mis- enfermas
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
Notes From Cleveland.

On April on the farm of Mr.. Hugo
Dhein lightning killed two good draft
horses in the field. The hired man,
Roland jacob was stunned, but recoy-
cred soon.
Gerhard Nehrlich, son of Mrs. Emil
Nehrlich in Centeryille, arrived safely
from France last Saturday. He served
as cook.
Last week Hugo Mritzelburg also re-
turned home from France He knows
something about the war, but says it
is no pleasure; once he had been 70
hours in battle and knows what hun
ger, thirst and tiredness means.
Mr. Paul Bergner, tailor from She
boygan, was here Sunday on business.
On April MIR. Jacob Setback, re-
tired farmer at Gibson, died of dropsy,
while sitting with his wife on a wagon
driven by his son on the way home
from a cheese factory. He was all
we'll before, but died while calling out
We'll" The deceased was born in
Bohemia in the year 1851 and came to
America in 1870, first to Chicago and
in 1880 ne bought farm in Gibson,
Manitowoc county, but sold out some
years ago. In 1872 he married his
surviving wife, nee Anna Matek. There
are ten children living, four daughters
and six sons, namely, Anna, Julia,
Rose and Mary and Emil Ludwig,
Joseph, Rudolph, Harry and Lewis;
also twelve grandchildren. Two Of
his sons were not present at the fune-
raj Rudolph is on the way home
from France and Harry, who is still
in France expects to return in about
five or six months Mr. John Dufek Of
the Y. c. B. j. lodge held the funeral
Grafton April IL at the cemetery at
Tisch Mills. His son Joseph is station
agent at Cleeyland, Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From SChleSwig

Mrs. Fred Schnuell and daughter
Helen who were visiting at Manitowoc
for some time with relatives ana
friends have returned.
Walter Edgar Fluhr and family at
tended the wedding OF the former
sister, Frieda, and Harry E. Mitchell OF
Madison last Monday at Kiel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell will reside at Madison
where Mr.. Mitchell teaches manual
training in the vocational school.
Leland Kreiman bought second
hand Ford truck from Higgins & Son
for S400. Detlaf Reoh bought Dodge
touring car from the above named
firm.
Mr.. Carl Wriedt from New Holstein
called on friends here last week.
Mr.. George j. Reinholdt from Mil
waukee who is bookkeeper at the
Crosby transportation company was
home over Sunday visiting his folks.
Private Hugo Reoh was honorably
discharged from war service and re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Thielke left for
Thorp to visit the formers sister, Mrs.
John Beckmann, who is i'll at the hos
pital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weiskopf, Mr..
and. Mrs. Walter Bub from Plymouth
were guests of Mrs. Adam Bub last
Sunday.
The following persons will build
concrete sios this spring: John Pfeif-
er, Paul Lacroix, Adolph Jochmann,
and Henry Zarmstorf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
Notes From Greenstreet

MIR. and Mrs. Adam Jirkowic OF
Denmark we're visiting with friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Hrudka and son OF
Two Rivers and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Hrudka OF Manitowoc visited with rel
atives here sunday.
Mr.. Ernest Kotick was Manltowoc
caller last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pavllsh OF Mish-
loot came here to visit relatives last
Friday. Mrs. pavlish will remain here
for a number OF days.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the BrusS auction last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Guex and family
of Manitowoc are visiting here with
Mrs. Guex's parents, MIR. and Mrs
Wencil Graycarek.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
Notes From 81. Nazianz.

An untimely death has brought sor-
row 10 the family OF Mr.. aud Mrs. j. G.
Kusterman OF this village, when the
grim reaper called away their daughrer
Alma, Mrs. Leo. Gleckstein, at her
home in Milwaukee, on Monday. She
was victim of the dread influenza ait r
giving birth TO bsby girl two days be-
fore. The deceased was born at st.
Nazanz and was 26 years OF age. She
was married 10 1912 - Mr.. Glecksteiu,
who, with four small children, Two sous
and two daughter, survive her, The
body was brought TO st. Nazianz, and
the funeral took place Wednesday
morning from St. Gregory's church
Rev. Gsorlch Officiating. Besides her
husband and four children she leaves
her parents, four brothers, Louis and
Alois of Milwaukee, Joseph and Aug
ustin at home, and four sisters, Mrs.
John Lulloif, Mrs. j. Wagner, Rose and
Beatric Kusterman OF this village.
Anton Liesberger left for North OAK
ota Saturday.
Miss Anna Stauber was operated up
on at Sheboygan, Friday, for sppendi-
cits.
Peter Miller and family spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Miss Marie Sullivan and Leo Groh
were Manitowoc callers Sunday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
Notes From Two Rivers.

Mrs, Nettie Ferguson of Boston was
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
Arthur Baetz.
Mrs. Noel Nash and son James
spent a few days of last weeks in Mil
waukee.
Mrs Herman Luebke has gone to
Detroit to visit with her daughter
Mrs. John Adler.
Mrs. Henry Grover and daughter
visited with relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Gus. Schroeder has returned
from a visit with friends at Brillion.
John Walsh, chief counsel of the
Federal Trade Commission has resign
ed that post to resume the private
practice Of law In Washington His
resignation, was accepted to take effect
April Is. Mr.. Walsh was born and
reared in Two Rivers.
Raymond Schneider is home from
France. His reports that he was in
the battle Of Argonne Forest and es-
capped without injury After the ar
mistice was signed he served in Ger
many. When his father died a few
weeks ago he was released from the
service, but II took considerable time
for him to get his discharge He was
twenty days on the ocean Raymond
is in good health and Is more vigorous
than ever. He will have charge of the
clothing store.
John skorch, aged 40, died on We'd
nesday at his home in this city lie
had suffered for several years with
rupture and II was found necessary
for him TO be operated upon. He is
survived by his wife and two daugh-
tiers, Alice and Margaret. The funeral
was held from Sacred Heart church on
Saturday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
MADE ODD CHOICE OF LOOT"
Sailors Had Little Time to Select, and
Result Showed Wide Diver
genee OF Ideas.

What would you take If great
many of the choicest goods of the
world were spread before you aud you
had approximately a half hour to load
yourself with legitimate lootI
This problem came before British
sailors whose destroyer had answered
the call of distress of torpedoed
liner. The ship was sinking slowly,
II had been hit by two torpedOes and
could not possibly be saved. The for
ward bulk.heads sim held, and II was
certain that a half hour remained for
the destroyers boarding party and the
liners crew to remain aboard and
help themselves"
This Is what happened:
one sailor took knife, fork and
spoon OF the liners best silver.
An assistant pnymaster who writes
diary IN odd hours, took four bun.
dies Of typewriter paper.
A petty officer spent the entire half
hour trying to remove handsome
clock IN the upperdeck dining salon,
but came away empty-handed.
A cook took carving knife.
Another cook took an easy chair.
A petty officer took an urmful of fine
table linen for his mother
Many sailors took blankets.
The ships crew were content with
their own personal kit
In addition 10 usual articles in Il
liners dining salons and cabins, there
were automobiles on board. yictrolns,
pianos and purser's safe Of the latest
model. However nobody seemed to
want them, and they went down with
the ship.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
AsphodeI as souree Of Aleohol.

The asphodel, which contains much
starch IN its tubers grows az com
mon weed (porrazzo) In many parts
Of ltaly--in fact II has been called
the plague Of the Mediterranean" At
one time II was cultivated ms a source
of industrial spirit, but owing to dill.
cultles In the rectihcation the culture
was abandoned. If these difficulties
could be overcome Italy would be able
TO considerably increase her home sup.
ply of spirit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
(Signed) e. S. GROVE,
MANY CARILL0NS WERE SAVED
Famous Bells Of Belgium Riot All De-
stroyed by Hun Ravages Of
the Country.

Thinking of peace memorials, the
United States will be the richer for
the possession of carillons, those 81
gGntic bell-pianos, as they might be
tal'sG, for which Belgium was, and
happily can still be famous. Many OF
her carillons, with from 80 to % bells,
ranging from little ones that weigh
only few pounds to big ones of six
or seven TONS were destroyed by shell
fire or enemy spoliation, but some of
the best have survived uninjured. The
bells Of Iseghem were taken away by
the Germans, and recaptured and
brought back by the British. The
carlton of Malines survived in a tow
or that was seven times hit by artil-
lery; but the keyboard was smashed
from which Josef Benyn, one of the
greatest hcll-masters in the world,
bravely rang out the national airs of
Belgium while the invaders were get
ting ready to enter the town. And
now the carlton Of Malnes can re-
sumo its interrupted weekly concerts,
one Of which, just before the war, is
said to have had an audience of at
least 10000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17
Must Put Name On Parcels.

A new order has been received from
Washington, at the post office, which
emphasizes that it is imperative for
ssnders OF parcel post packages to place
their names on the upper left hand cor
ner Of the parcels. Due to the fact
that some people, do not comply with
this order, the possibilities OF the pack
age being lost are greatly increased.
1t is also suggested in the order that
the name OF the party TO whom the
package is addressed and the name OF
the sender be enclosed In the parcel 30
the officials will have something to
rely upon, should the wrapping be des-
troyed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-04-17

Miss Hildegard Schmeisser visited
with her parents Sunday.
A number Of our young people at
tended the home talent play at Louis
Corners Saturday.
JAG. Holsen was at Manitowoc visit
ing with his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Karstaedt, who was on the
sick list, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schnell OF Stein
thai visited with F. Bushman and fam
lily last Sunday.