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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-10
AMERICA ISSUES WARNING TO
 ITALY TO END DELAY IN FOOD
 SHIPMENTS TO NEEDY PLACES

WASHINGTON, March 6-(F9-The first adrnonish- be issued by the American government to foreign nation since the cessation of hostties was given today to Italy regarding its of handling the food supply guar anteed by them to other countries.
 DELAYED SHIPPING OF FOOD
 The action of the induced by the tardy manner in which Italy sending food supplies to the ugo- Slav and the CzechoSav people, Barely enough has been the Adratc to supply the wants of the people, which is far less than was promised by Italy.
 MAY CURTAII. ITALY'S SUPPLY
 WASHINGTON, March 6.-(P)-Uness Italy makes immediate compliance with the demand of the United States government to remove the tardy methods of shipping sup plies to Slovak people the flow of food Italian ports will be stopped It long ago that Italy was in the same predcamen that the Sav in and their appeal tor food was met with with the understanding that the Sovak people be furnished with ample for their needs Italy has tried to keep the food within her own boundaries and the action of this government became - perative Italy has promised to comply with the insruc- tons
 BRITISH AND FRENCH FEEL BITTER
 PARIS, March 6-(P)-The government of Italy has placed itself in position merit the dspeasure ot the al lied nations regard its attitude toward the ugo-Sovak and Czecho- -Slovak peoples Both the British and French delegations the peace conference are outspoken ln their denuncations against the Italians for their maintaining food blockade against the Sovaks They bitterly declare that the actions of the Italians would precpate serious cond- tions if they continued.
 SLOVAkS BUFFER FOR BOl-SHEVISM
 The countries affected by the action of Italy Dalma- ta Bosna Herzegovina Slovena and Croatia These cou tries are the present time regarded being the only buff fer than be inerposed against the Bolshev movement in the southern part of AsraHungary and cut off their food supply would render them susceptible to the influence of the Bolshevk agents who would furnish them with food and SO win them their side of the internal conflict With the loss of the Sovaks the of the allies serious European condition would result
 TTALY'S ACTION CAUSED BY PIQUE
 PARIS March 6.-(H)- H)-It is known to a certainty that the action of Italy curtang the food supply of the Slovaks is caused by pque than anything else The ugo-Savs resented the occupation of cities in their territory by the Italians and have caused the representa- tves of that country to leave the cities which they were sta tioned n Last month the Italian mission stationed at lai bach forced leave and this action Italy resented deep ly The city of Fiume which is in Italian hands, one bone of contention which both countries at outs Ialy's of retaliation has been the establishing o food blockade which, but for the warning issued by the United States might have resulted seriously the the allies
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-10
ANOTHER BOAT
 ON ALASKA RUN

SEATTLE. March 7.-(F-The steamer Admiral Schley has been added to the Alaska run by the Ad. miral line. The Schley Is scheduled to leave for the north on the 17th of the present month with cannery supplies and workers.
 The company announces that be- fore midsummer ten ships will be running to the fish canneries of the north. These will also be used for passenger and freight traffic on the northbSund trips.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-10

property. The money that will be obtained by the selling of this prop. erty will be held by the govern ment until some purpose has been de- cided upon for its use.
 Hundreds Of thousands of dollars will result by these sales and 1t may be possible that the funds will be devoted to the work of reooastruc. ton.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-10
WASHINGTON REPUBLICANS HOLD MEETING AT CAPITAL; SEEKING
 TO HELP THE ALASKA RAILROAD

WASHINGTON March 6-QFCFrom present ind- cations every from the State of Washington will bend his best endeavors legislation tor the Alaska railroad Plans being formed for carrying on of campaign that will undoubtedly have good results
 It is peculiar circumstance considering the past actions of the members of the republican party in the senate when hev blocked the appropriation measure for the railroad
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-10
SWITCH MADE BY COLORADO
 SENATE VOTE

DENVER, March 7.-R)-A change in the attitude of the Colorado sen. ate was noted today when that body voted its endorsement to the pro- posed League of Nations.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-10
FRENCH SENATE
 CONSIDERS BILL

PARIS. March 7.--R)-The cham. Der of deputies is considering the passage of a bill requiring the Il. Quidation of sequestrated enemy
The evening world., 1919-01-24
SHOTS BY WOMAN
CAUSE ARRESTS IN
BARREL MURDER
Wife of Slain Man Says She
Received Threats From
.as the Malta.

A woman who defied the Italian
Malta in Brooklyn and it's threats
against her life was responsible for
the arrest OF three men whom the
police say murdered Gaspare Can
dello on Nov. II, afterward packing
the body in a barrel and leaving it in
n vacant lot on 45th Street, near Sth
Avenue, Brooklyn.
The woman is the widow OF the
murdered man. She was arrested for
firing five shots at a man. whose
name the police refuse to divulge, at
Columbia and Carroll Streets. She
told Capt. Coughlin that the man
knew the murderers OF her husband
and had refused TO tell her. She said
the murdercrs were members OF the
Malta and that she had received let
ters from them telling her to leave
the country under penalty of death.
she said she would get" the gang
before leaving.
The man at whom she shot Is held
by the police as Il material witness.
The three other prisoners are:
Anthony Dabine, thirty-two, No. 81
Carroll Street; Giuseppi Piraino,
thirty-one No. 126 Harrison Street,
and Giovanni Anselmo, thirty-seven,
Of No. il9 32d Street. Brooklyn.
According to Capt. Coughln. the
murder was committed in Piraino's
store, at the Harrison Street address,,
Candello, who was IA collector for O
tomato paste concern, was lured TO
the store on a promise that he would
receive $500 due his firm, Capt
Coughlin said.
When the detectives went to wori
on the case they first noted three
wounds on Candello's face-a cut or
the nose and two on his forehead
Knowing this to be the sign of tn
italian Malta the detectives scoureC
the Italian quarters.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
act in re.pon.. thereto Or 70 sdv,r. ~

act In respons. thereto o. 70 sdvise ~
confer with the Commission. The
Commission consldars tho present eta
tus 30 serious az 70 necessitate invtt-
ting thereto the attention OF the
Governor.
The Commission would be remlss
in its duty as state body II It did
not bring 20 the attention of tho
proper state authorities the danger
TO present and future public safety.
the possible Increase In cost TO the
city. the stoppage OF work and attend
ing circumstances, in order that
proper steps may be taken either
through executive action or lesisl1-
tion that will Hx responsibility for
the present situation and prevent Its
repetition"
The complaint further charges that
tho Board Of Estimate did not give
tho Public Service Commission any
warning OF its action. that II was not
on the calendar Of that body and that
the public was not notified.
After explaining that the action Of
the Estimate Board has held up
t2o, 100000 Of subway work already
begun and t25 100000 OF work not yet
begun. the complaint says many Of
the employees dropped by the Bsti-
mate Boards action have better jobs
and can never be recalled and that
the morale of the remaining force
has been seriously shaken.
Tho charges conclude with these
paragraphs:
The failure 10 provide for re-om-
ployment of employees who entered
the military service will increase
rather than decrease the problems Of
absorption into industrial life OF the
men who patriotlcally entered the
military service, and make a mockery
OF expenditure. public or private. TO
welcome their return.
THE Governor and the Legislature
have already recognized the serious
reconstruction problems that now ex-
ist- The problems that now exist as
to rapid transit work In New York
City will disappear by proper action,
under existing laws. by officials con-
scious OF their duties as fixed by such
laws"
The evening world., 1919-01-24

pletion OF the subways and other
lines of the Dual System In which
the city Is financially interested.
The letter was written by Travis II.
whitney, acting chairman OF the
board. and IL concurred in by Charles
r. Hervey and +. J. II. Kracke. the
other two remaining members OF that
body.
The trouble between the Estimate
Board and the Public Service Com
mission dates from the failure of the
former to appropriate enough money
in this years budget for the employ
ment OF 377 men In the commissions
engineering department. This act.
the commission sayn. has crippled
subway work. The complaint charges:
There has been n failure and neg
lect OF duty by the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionmcnt TO recognize the
good faith. credit nnd obligations
controlling tho entire situation, and TO
The evening world., 1919-01-24
SMITH, REWARDED
BY WIDOW, SPO|LS
BELLHOPS' DREAMS
Insists He Was Mrs. Taylor'S
Business Manager When
She Died.

TIN not belrboy, never was a
bellboy. and what's more | never wore
a uniform in my lifel"
with this William ]. Smith, the So
called $4,000 bellhop," knocked gal
ley vest all the Joy that has bloomed
in the Great Order of Bellhops since
II was announced that Mrs. Catherine
l. Taylor, the aged widow OF the
wealthy hotel and restaurant owner,
had left large slice of her big estate
TO Smith-a bellhop.
And his bellhopping experience
was not the only thing that Smith
denied to-day when seen at the Hotel
Laurelton, where no now lives and
whose finances no presides over as
one of the executors OF Mrs. Taylor's
estate. lie denies also that he ex-
ercised undue influence over Mrs.
Taylor. who was g3 years old when
she died last April. and that, also,
before her death he took her TO road
houses and piled her so generously
with liquid refreshments that upon
her return home she had TO be as
sisted To her room.
These accusations form part OF the
allegations made by Mrs. Margaret
McMullen, q niece OF Mrs. Taylor's
who has filed an application in the
Surrogate's Court for appointment as
temporary administrators. thus con-
testing the will made by Mrs. Taylor
Il met Mrs. Taylor in 1912. when
| came to the Longacre Hotel as as
sistant manager, where she was liv-
ing and which she owned. Follow
ing my arrival from Ireland, about
three years before, had occupied
clerical positions in several New iorh
hotels. / was never n bcllboy anc
have never even worn a uniform.
shortly after meeting Mrs. Taylor
| helped her with small business mat
ters and finally became her business
manager. That's all there is 20 IT,
served her well and when she die
she rewarded me.
MRS Taylor had been estrangC'
from Mrs. McMullcn and other mem
bers of her family for a number O
years and they have only showed thi
great interest in her since her death,
Smith is about thirty-five years q
age. In Ireland he was a schoc
teacher.
The evening world., 1919-01-24

ishness, sore throat, sneering, sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stufred-upl Quit blow
ing and snuiilingl Ease your throb-
blng head Nothing else in the world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's
Cold Compound" which costs only a
few cents at any drug store. II ACTS
without assistance, tastes MICE, carries
no inconvenience. Dc sure you Jet
the genuine.--Advt. 20
The evening world., 1919-01-24
P.S.C. COMPLAINS
4 TO SMITH ABOUT
ESTIMATE BOARD
Charges Subway Work Was
Held Up by Failure to
4, Provide for Employees.

Tue Public Service Commission to-
cav wrote Gov. Smith letter OF COM
plant against the Board OF Estimate.
which Is accused OF holding up cSsn-
The evening world., 1919-01-24
Relief comes instantly.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head, chest, body or
limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
tE.!s ard ak passages IL tho head,
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
Ielieyes slck headache, dullness, fever
The evening world., 1919-01-24

BRUNSWICK. Me. Jan. a-Mrs.
Mary Goddard Is dead here to-day at
the age OF no years. She was The old
est woman In Maine. and In believed 20
have been tho oldest Quaker preacher
In the world.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
TELLS OF BULGAR CRUELTIES
Atrocities Practised ON Serbs and
Greeks, Says Report.

LONDON. Jan "a (via MontreaD,-
Appalling atrocities were practlsed upon
Greeks and Serbans by the Bulgarians
during the war. according to a report
submitted by an official Serbian Commits
sion conducting an inYestig CATION. Not
only has evidence OF brutalitics been
found, but the names Of bulgarian
officers who ordered them have been
obtained, II Is said.
Hundreds OF crimes against civilians
In occupied territories have been proved
by the investigation, II Is reported. In
one district, II is said, 500 women and
children were ordered massacreu by a
certain Lieut., Stojamov
The evening world., 1919-01-24

IaEIusa.a KILL - State Senator.
COLUMBIA. g. g. Iss, et,-a. ",
NichoiAon OF Edgefieid. a leader In the
state senate. died to-day of influensa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05
EN- MATER1A DE sALUD.

En- materias de salud la pru-
dencia aconseja no hacer expert,
mentos con medicinas inferiores.
Ahora como consecuencia de la
guerra cuesta algo mas la famosa
EMULSION DE SCOTT, pero en-
medicinas 10 barato es caro- y mas
vale psear 10 que cuesta Ell famo-
50 producto del hombre con Ell ba-
salao a cuestas, que arriesgar
nuestra salud y la de nuestros fa-
niliares. Advt. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05

Asf es que Sc invita- cordialmente a
los interesados que visiten la Exposi-
ci6n del "Tesoro", San Jose 10, San
Juan, para examinar la obra misma
detenidamente.
Los que no residen en- San Juan,
deben mandar el cup6n aquf inserto
pidiendo ell Opdsculo, @LoS PREGUN-
TONES que contiene muestras del
texto ilustraciones de "El Tesoro' y
amplios detalles de la obra ' de la
oferta introductoria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05

I'd uHo, y 10 HegO OIra VeZ d OtTo
sino que fue una regla general
que vino Observation-Disclosures, cads
vez mas, hasta por lel uso com1r
| Y constante, lleg5 a constituirse er
una ley de costmbre que perdu
ra con ese mismo caracter mas dc
ocho anos consecutivos.
| Mas de ocho amos hace estaba
implantado en- Puerto Rico csc
sittema, como que fue una enmien-
da aprobada en- 10 de MARIO dc
1910, enmienda a la Ley altorizan
do la organization de una Junta
de Farmacia aprobada en- 8 dc
MARIO de 1906.
Porque es menester que ell p1-
blico sepa, que la secci6n Ia. de
la Ley tai como fue aprobada pri-
nero, era muy diferente, pues de-
cla as1: "Las maltriculas Sc forma-
lizaran asi: presentarfdo un docu-
mento que acredite haber cursado
en- cualquier Alta Escuela, ("High
School'') Gramatica, Latin, Geo
grafia universal, Historic de los
Estados Unidos, Aritmetica y no
cionel de Ingles, nociones de FISH
ca y nociones de Geometria.
Y conste que ell parentesis
("High School') esta textualmen
te asi estampado en- el reglamen-
to die Farmacia aprobado en- 8 de
mario de 1906.
Como Sc We, tampocO exigia IT,
tulo alguno de "High School, 81
no una serie de nociones, muc.ho
menos de 10 que Sc exige hoy, aun-
que menos en- totalidad, mas, mu-
ciho mas en- sentido com1n.
AL menos, entonces, precisaba al
60. hoy en- condolences de preci-
sar, NADIA precisa, y tan es asl, que
nj el Board, nj los defensores le-
gales del Board tampoco 10 pue-
den precisar tratandose como Sc
trata de imprecisas asignaturas
que mo existen, y de paises tan ex-
tensos como los del extrangero
que sic refere ell tai reglamento.
Nj antes nj ahora, es menester
titulo alguno de Alta Escuela y
no otro, es ell eje del asunto.
No hay tai cosa; tai como esta
redactado el reglamento, no Sc ne
cesita titulo de Alta Escuela. Exis
tir tai cosa, es cometer una viola
ci6n de las leyes que nos gobier-
nam, 10 escrito esta escrito, y la
Ley sc ha escrito para cumplirse
fextrictamente.
Y no exigiendo la Ley titulos dc
"High School" barrena la Ley la
Junta que exige tai cosa.
Tan POGO preocupada ha estade
la Junta, que nj siquiera Sc ha ocu
pado en- corregir O hacer que sc
corrija tanto disparate.
Diploma documento no son 81
n6nimos mi nunca 10 han sido.
El diccionario complete de Ia
Lengua espanola de Rodriguez Ma
vas dice:
I DIPLOMA "despacho, bula
,privilegio, patente u otro docu
mento con sellos y armas de auto
ridad competente, vOz derivads
del Griego "Diplema'' que signifi
ca DOLLAR
En- cuanto documento, la mis-
ma autoridad dice: instructor
que Sc da a alguna persona er
cualquier materia, y particular
mente en- ell aviso, consejo para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05
NO ACEPTAN LOS ALIAD0s

Los Aliados no estan dispues-
tos a frmar Ell Armisticio nj fir
mar la paz. JPor que esi 81 Vd.
quiere una paz pr6spera y segura
para los americanos, vaya a hacer
su compra la bien surtida tienda
del senior Francisco Rivera frente
al mercado, Mayaguez, P. R., don
de hallara artfculos a su gusto =
a precios fuera de competeEcla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05

secciones
aortunado
aba
compoiones eca exquisite discretion de los
decada labor han venco odas dfcu
antologfas han tornado hasa hoy.
la
colegios
bacheato Nada lejos Teoo
embebe
e
manifestations tuOs
comd bo
interesansmo trabaos
concieFne maravoo hom
debe recordar los buenos haba de las oecas
dedcadas n1neZ edad yri
de la poesfa ensena titles,
adema mil composicone
perfectas flores universal.
saientes hograa
bien
ahadr frecuenca condeaones
siempre aceradas Oportunas.
e algumos
secci6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05
La Question de los
y.-,s Titulos Farmaceuticos.

fapartarle de obrar NAL. Escritu
ra, instrumento, con que Sc aprue
ba 'confrma cualquier papel re.
presentante de valores, que tiene
curse en- plaza, y puede transfe-
rirse de unaS manos a otras. Voz
lerivada del Latin "Doceo' que
significa ensenar.
Tenemos entonces que ell citado
reglamento exige un Diploma Q
documento, cualquiera de los dos,
ell diploma tendria que ser, con e.
cual Sc acredite haber aprobado
las asignaturas del curse cientif-
co literario de una Alta Escue-
la (de la Cafreria de la Hoten-
tosia etc., siempre que persisten
como paises extrangeros aquf; pc
70 ESQ 81 a satisfaction de la
"Junta'' Y a satisfaction de le
Junta de Farmacia fueron admiti-
do3.
Los admiti0 la Junta ellos estu-
diaron, ellos Sc examinaron des-
pu6s de asiduo estudio, pagaron
los derechos Y desde ell 1910 81
que el reglamento exigiendo 10
mismo. Los miembros de la Jun
ia de Farmacia entonces sostienen
aquel criterio, ell criterio de que
es menester tener un titulo de AL
ia Escuela.
Y vaya I'd. a decirles que no.
En- seguida arguyen, muy oronda-
mente, diciendo: ese es ell criterio
de la Junta, es discrecional ell asun
to y quejese I'd. al CUCO."
Naturalmente, 81 es question de
que ellos ihagan 10 que les parez-
ca, hay que quejarse, nj cabe que
jarse al CUCO.
ST ellos pueden hacer todo 10
que les ha la CANA en- ese sentido
jno pudieron los miembros de la
Junta en- aquel entonces hacer tam
bien 10 que les di6 La mismfsima
real CANA? Antojo por antojo, ca
prichO por capricho Y estan las
cuentas saldadas puerilmente.
u No es cierto?
Y mientras tanto, que han he
cho los Legislators de Puerto Ri
co ante una situaci6n tan anoma-
la tan extrana, tan irrisoria, tan
|peligrosa, tan que Sc 20. NADIA,
reirse, reirse, reirse...
Y ell pals es Ell que RE al yer
como estan pasando cosas tan GU
cas-.
Es menester que el pueblo de
Puerto Rico sepa que esta mly ex-
puestO, pero muy expuesto, con
esa Ley que ca arma de dos filos.\ \
Estamos sin garantfas, merced
a los antojos y caprichos de cinco
hombres que tienen una facultad
que es burda, que es carente Idle
sentido comln, falta de todo prin-
cipio jurfrico.
No hay ning1n principle de
equidad en- esos renglones, ning1n
fundamento cientifco.
"Just est ars boni ETY. aqui, es-
to es, ell arte del deredho, de lc
bueno y de 10 justo, y dando ese
poder discrecional a la Junta, nc
vemos que interpreta algo nj poco
nj mucho, derechos reconocidos
leyes escritas nj NADIA que Sc rela-
clone con los principles fundamen
tales que profesa la ciencia del de
rechO.
UN IMPARCIAL.
Caguas, Febrero 2, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05

Mas de veinte normalistas, $,
dice, Theron admitidos por los ac
tualea q 1lliembros de la Junta d.
Farmacia en- las mismas o peore
condiciones que los fafmaceutivo
en- peIigro de perder sus titulos
sus farnlacias, sus derechos adqui
,.;aa. -s9T l50' 3Tdmon Is
El 9 psbiiSajar stbiiiSj9rsg g Ia lhEsb aado cuent.
exacta 1fss ds que SSseeaaG saGoS' 2aa2m afaa2fmaceutico.
son tan farmaceuticos como lo'
demaSs que Sc matricularon sa
tisfaccien de la Junta de Farma
cia, actual o pasada que por dere
cho universal es la mismA Junts
en- la continuation de sus funcio
Y t. prueba es que tienen sus
'~tituloss s,,99 que i han ejercido a salts
facci6sn del pnblico y que han da
do a la profession nuevos rumbos
dignoss ssle, DE- eneomio.
La lggp lgpPnta tiene un poder di-'sre-
cional para proceder capriohosa-
mentss tssbSeegln entienden hoy los
sehorfisS r.isdlg dmlgiembros M de Ia misma, Y
dicend;t dttssRemlr tsnemos el poder discrecio-
nal este IS, de hacer cuanto nos
plazca a.p0 90p arreglo a la Ley.
Entoaees ese mismo poder, ese
mismsol 81 a9aHtojo, 9H esa misma fuerza
fue Ia qye 4yE' inyisti6 a los farmaceu-
ticos graduados de la licencia que
tienensab
Es sgresjiso sjs , dar /. el frente, porque
ESQ de tirar la piedra, escurrir ell
cuerpo, ss ssyadiendo responsibilities
des sera muy prudente, pero muy
consurable.
Entendemos que la discretion
debe sernsana, seria, inspirada en-
principles mobiles, dotada de crite-
rio llAg ade extranas infuencias
inspiEaIdas EN- puntos de interes pd
blico;w w5}aEiaas en- interes personal
De ORA asderte obraria injustamen
te, NO tdalfa sino resolucioncs Gle
gas, af uh campo saturado de ri
diculeces,9 contradicciones pueriles
que alcailza comprender la mas
.infantil 1ffaeligencia. Z
i Aeas8 Green Que la Diosa Jus
ticia la pintan con los 'ojos venda-
dos, porque ha de dar fallos Gle.
gas? Ataso Green que la espada
de laikagestiwa Diosa, signifca,
que ss9bara cortar cabezas irrefe
xivarHaHte, sin ton nj son?...
N6!!opnNoves la gallarda y au.
gustav ksfiffge distribuidora de tor
pes tA4dGncias, siempre esparcien
do m8sa6sy espanto perenne, full.
minaHa6 u Fayos y muerte en- torno
de siluetas sombrias.
No, q. Ell n altruista de una Jun
ia, no es eae como no son esas las
tendssRafSiast saS s de ia Ley, sino las de
distrihIIifa paz, prosperidad, para
4dstenepl, estabiliaad Fecibl EN- el
mas parfscto equilibrio.
Laiu facultad discrecional que
tieneIsA Board de Farmacia es mi
niste4iab de caracter eminente
mente juridico, y la Junta de Fal
macia, usando ese poder que la Ley
lie confsse, usa Ell referido podel
discrecional, no caprichosamente
sino con muy buen- juicio con e
discesrniimiento propio y correcto
Lo usa con prudencia, con cautela
con gR9r5|5 pa djseernimiento legal y POI
e tanltO gl}Osji sjiusto, iastfls'imo.
Tai p0der no 10 uso una vez pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05
Conocerlo es comprarlo

Los voldmens del Tesoro" han sido
tusiasta aprobacn
Hicle
Casano del Departamento de Educac0n
Pesdene
B. Pesidene Camara
Manuel Fernandez Bbiotecaro Insuar
Rep1bica Presidencia Cuba
Lendian,
draicos dstinguidos Unvesidad
FL 'Tesoro" disna
pEado la obra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-05
Una sola de las catorce

Recuerdese
atenc6n
La Historic de la TERRA Animaes Planas
Los Cosumbres
Ell Libro de Nuera Vida Historic
E LibrO de los "POr Que. Pasaempos
DebemOs
Hombres Mujeres Cebes
E Libro de NarraciOnes interesantes.