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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
Editor The Pensacola Journal:

| Editor The Pensacola Journal:
The members OF the Order of Rail-
road Photographers on this division
| (Myrtlewood to River Junction. have
read with a great deal of surprise and
indignation the resolutions formulated
! and passed at a meeting of the city
council Of Mariana, Fla, last week,
and at the request of these members,
I am asking you to print this letter
of REPUTATION of their charges of labor
domination.
The gentlemen composing the city
council of Mariana evidently did not
| understand the Plumb Plan" well
enough to define their discussion to
an argument against the plan. They
repeatedly state that the laboring
classes are trying to gain control of
the railroads, when my understanding
of the proposed plan is that labor,
capital and government will each have
equal voice in the affairs of the rail
lines. However, every free-born cit
izen of the United States has a right
to his or her opinion, and the purpose
of this letter is not to discuss the
merits or dement's of the Plumb plan,
but. to resent the attitude of these
gentlemen toward the laboring men of
the railroads in their request for rep
resentation.
The telegraph operators and station
agents are among the highest trained
men employed by the railroads. and
since the city council hints guardedly
at 1.-The grasping claims made by these
men upon the sorely pressed govern
ment,v it might be well to state for
their benefit the part played by the
telegraphers in the war;
While the majority of the railroad
telegraph operators remained at their
posts in this country at the request
of the director-genera and their inn
mediate superiors, great many went
into the signal corps and other
branches of the service, and a number
of these made the supreme sacrifice
on the field of battle for that dollar
day" 1t is the ones at home who
made the .'grasping claims" 1 suppose,
and in their defense / Will give few
facts and figures as to their salaries
and living expenses
When the United states entered the
war in pril, 1917. the highest paid tel
egraphers on this system received on
an average of $3.50 per month. This
was a fair wage, considering the ex-
penses of living and a little money
could be laid by for a rainy day."
Every one is familiar with the enoT-
NOUS jump in prices taken by the
necessities of life Immediately upon
the entry of the United States into
the war, many things. such as clothing
and staple articles of food increasing
as much as one hundred per cent in
a very short time. Bear in mind this
was before government control of
railroads and before any increase had
been given any class of railroad en-
ployees. How the councilmen of Mari
anna can blame this jump in prices
on the "grasping claims" of labor is
beyond me. It seems to me the fairer
way of looking at it would have been
to blame the increased cost of labor
on the high cost of living. which would
have been correct. When the govern
ment took control of the railroads in
December, 1917. Director-GeneraI Me-
Adoo appointed a wage commission 10
investigate the claims made by the
different labor organizations. This ra-J
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04

illusions from this comparison as 20
who Is TO blame for the increased coar
Of living, certainiy, It Is not the.
iaborins class,
Tho Plumb plan offers the only
safe and zane solution o. tho oper-
alton OF public utilities, making all
classes equally responsible for their
conduct, and It does seem that a trial
OF the plan could do no harm. The
Order OF Railroad Photographers aro
unanimously IN favor OF IL, aud viii
stand with their brothers, the other
labor organizations in the request for
that trial.
Yours truly,
j. @. GRICE.
Local Chairman O. r.. IT, Division
No. IS, Certificate To5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
Jeff Thomas, Florida Booster.

Jefferson Thomas. head of the Thomas Adver-
Using Service of Jacksonville. has been selected
member of the board of directors of the Advertis-
ing Agencies Corporation formed by the 116 lead
ing advertising agencies of the country. This is a
recognition well deserved by Mr. Thomas who has
weahered the adverse conditions in the advertising
world during the war, and who has done so much
towards placing advertising in Florida a sound,
practical basis.
Jeff Thomas a pioneer in the. advertising
field in Florida. Few MEN have had the courage and
perseverance that he has exhibited in sticking to
his chosen field, and man has done more to
boost Florida Systematically and intelligently.
II the newspapers of Florida never get any ma
ter.ial returns out of Thomas they him debt
thai will require many to scioSe business
operation with him to pay.
To the brethren of the Florida press would
say Lets help Jeff Thomas make his agency a mu-
tuai benefit association. show appreciation of
his sincere efforts in behalf and know that he
does appreciate deeply those who by him dur
ing trying mes."-Pa1atka News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
calhoun's Call to New Settlers.

In reading the BIountstown Record of last
week noted that there are several people who
have recently bought farms in Calhoun county the
purchasers coming from other states CALHOUN
county is noted for it's excellent farms and The
Times is glad to note that people other states
are moving to the county and investing This In
dicates that this part of Florida getting on The
map, though slowly yet surely. With an .oil
well spouting riches, Goober osrabbers will be
rushing down to get into the STANDARDIZATION
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
Loved by All Who Know Him.

Judge c. b. Parlhill who has been acting major
of the Judge advocates department overseas has
returned to Florida Rumor INSISTS in declaring
that Judge Parkhi will be a candidate for COVER
He has large number of friends and they
would rally to his support-Apalachcola Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
Old Newspapers.

The other day citizen of St. Augustine, well
thought of in the community and a pillar Of his
church. was rude to one of the young ladies in the
employ of the Record Company because she charged
him five cents for back number of the paper. She
should have slapped his jaws and charged him
dime because old newspapers worth more than
new ones. They scarcer and the finding of the
particular issue issues wanted often requires
hours of troublesome search. When person wants
back number there is generally something in that
paper of great Importance to him that a quar-
ter would be cheerfully paid for it if necessary.
There is man in New York City who calls him
self Back Number Bud and makes a handsome
living selling old copies of newspapers and maya
zines. His rates are based on the age of the paper
desired; the older the issue the more the customer
has to for It, 1t is impossible obtain any
price at the New York newspaper offices copy
of paper issued more than seven days before; the
time required to look them up is worth than
the newspapers care to charge for the old
st. Augustine Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04

The Pensacolian who suggested Bayou Texar
and its shores for centennial grounds at least
- saredited up with originality. A young Venice
- Bayou Texar, with canals for and
" from Italy for transportation might not be
Va
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
Medley Trailing the Profi.eers.

U. s. District Attorney John T.. Neeley of PEN
sacola that he the trail of the food
profiteers, and those who know Mr. Medley are con-
WINGED this is idle boast. Let no guilty. man
escape. Throw her wide Open give her the Juice
and let her rip.-Apala chicola Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
They'll Know Better Next Time.

Judging by political announcements and rumors
of announcements Florida is bountifuIly supplied
with statesmen and the pity is that voters cam
always distinguish the peanut variety from the
real article-FIorida Advocate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04

Acquire the centennial haff by being centen-
NAL your daily life. acting centennally towards
your fellow man. talking centennial whenever you
open your mouth. and looking centenniallc
you know how. Then win get the centsSaSSA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
WANTS TAXES REDUCED
BY A BILLION

OUT of the many schemes for the re-
duetion of the old IL {. L. comes this
one OF Senator Mccormick, who with
Chairman Campbell OF the senate rules
committee. figures that reduction OF
penditures I'm several government de-
partments would reduce the annual tax
ation by 1000. 600, COO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
ADVERTISING is LIKE FOOD

ADVERTISING is LIKE FOOD
Feed your store with ne wspaper advertising
IT will make your busn grow. 1t will make it still
more healthy and prosperous.
Advertising is like food We need to eat regularly to
live If we don't eat enough, pale and weak If we
overeat, get sick.
So good rule s-eat at regular hours just
enough!
good advertising rule is-advertise regular days.
advertise in ample space tell story effectively
Newspaper advertising is the most nourishing food
your business. It is the roast beef of advertising
mediums
Why not plan your stores advertising menu now?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-04
New Angle to Il. c. of l.

Boy arrested in Jax for entering a clothing
store We knew it would come to that-eventuaIly.
He should have paid the entrance fee and backed
out.-Flagler Tribune.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
SUPERIOR A ToDo

Ia riqueza. no 6, para INF. 81 moior
tesuro. Riqueza sin amor. para cue
vale7
Amor riqucza. sin tcncr INA vista
clara. quo nos permita contempiar loa
encantos todos dc nuestra Eaturaieza
y nuestra mujercs. tpara que sirven7
-Perol
-Nadal III prohlema esta resuelto
Felix Lopez le cxamiua "a VISTA. gra-
tis 10 pone al dia su oftaim6me-
tro. cue acaba dc recibir no Sc equivo-
ca. Despu6s ic plsnta uuos cristaiss que
81 listed no We 10 que esta pasando ca
China Is poTque no le da ia gana
visitc su ioyeria y optica en- san Fran
cisco treinta y uno y medic frcuie a
Ia Opera. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09

Siendo diputado en- las Cortes Consti-
tuyentes de 1869, por Ciudad Real, el
13 de Noviembre pronuncio un energico
discurso en- pro de la Abolicion de la
Esclavitud. Gabriel Rodriguez contri-
buyo activamente La constitution de
la Sociedad Abolicionista Espafola; per
tenecio a su Junta Directiva Y fue
mas tarde su presidente. Siendo vice
presidente de dicha asociacion, fue ell
autor de la celebre enmienda la ley
preparatoria para la abolici6n, de 1870
que suprimio los castigos corporales.
La enmienda dice asi:-''Los dipu-
tados que Suscriben, ruegan las Cor
tes Sc sirvan adoptar EN- ell dictamen de
la Comision sobre la abolicion de la
csclavitud, ell articulo que sigue: ARTI-
CULO ADICIONAL. Por la presente
ley, y mientras Sc pone termino a la
servidumbre en- Cuba y Puerto Rico,
quedan abolidos los castigos corporales
del foete, la cadena, ell cepo y la ar
golla; quedan igualmente prohibidas las
ventas de los hijos sin las madres, de
los esposos sin las esposas y recipro-
camente. La contraversionn estas dis
posiciones, debidamente justifcada,
traera consigo la libertad de los sier-
vos que hayan sido obieto de ella
Palacio de las Cortes, de JUNO de
1870 GERONIMO TORRES CASA
NOVA LUIS ALCALA ZAMoRA.-
ROMAN BALDoRIoTY DE CASTRO.
GABRIEL RODRIGUEZ LUIS PA
DIAL.-vICENTE DE MANTERoLA.
JUAN ANTONIO PUIG.'
Esta trascendental enmienda, que
triunf0, la firmaban ademds del autor,
nuestros inolvidables patricios Baldorio-
ty y Padial, ell Obispo de Pto. Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
9 DE JUNO DE 1908
Murio N1nez de Arce

Hablando de Shakespeare y de su
jubilee, celebrado en- abril de 1864, de
cia Victor Hugo: "La tumba acaba
siempre por tener raz6n".
de la tumba. Ell dia en- que todo Madrid,
un pueblo entero, desfil6 por su casa,
y la noche de aquel mismo dia cuando
'todas las representaciones literarias de
Madrid provincias fueron rendirle
homemade al teatro Espaflol, gozo el
poeta &c II espectaculo que pocos hom-
bres han conocido. En- pie, con la ca
beza 6egcubierta, saludaba a la null
titud incesant temente aumentada; SON
reia a aquel torrente humane que pa
saba con un ruido de aclamaciones.
oios de beldades lie contemplation. La
bios de nifios lie enviaban besos. Nu1iez
de Arce vic pasar, rodar, correr la glo-
ria materializada por millares mi
llares de seres.
Y cuando ell espectaculo termino, y
desaparecio la muchedumbre nevandose
ell recuerdo inextinguible de aquella
hermosa apoteosis, y Ell silencio Sc hizo
en- la morada del poeta, Nufiez de Arce
Sc encontr6 solo, frente frente consiso
mismo permaneci6 absorto, callado,
pensativo, como pudo estarlo Carlos
" luego de asistir, en- vida, sus pro-
pios funerales. Habia asistido SUI apo
teosis. "Dentro de poco-decia enton-
ces-ya sabre 10 que es la sombra de
La tumba. - va 10 sabe, sabe, me
ior dicho.aue para ciertos hombres, va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
Pagina

corren todos los alas do labio en- labio
Ia aparicion dc mn libro suyo era STEM.
pre- IN fausto suceso en- las iibrcrias
En- 10 mas visible de io- cecaparates
colocabanlo los libreros ncgociantcs. y
el cartelito en- que 10 1nunciaban y cue
decia "Obra nueva equivaiia a un
Gloria IN cNeeisis Dec
Porqus. en- efccto. cn as aituras
del Pamaso no habia en- los ticmpos
nltimos. despues de habor desapare.
cido campoamor. uu dios mas srande
quo 81 popular pocia valiaoietano. Son
admirablcs sus pocmas Son admlrabies
las poosias sueltaa en- que Nnhez Do Ar.
&C desarroila imagenes nuevaa y belii-
simas. pensamieut0s profundos s. ron
sdmirables aquellos endecasilabos 20
noros. ahitos dc vigorosa inspiration.
exhaustos &c rlpIos y de cal modo be
chos. que diierasc 20 observar los pri-
moros Dc la factua. que ca Cd pceta 81
creador DC nuestro sonoro idioma. gegnn
este le obcdecc scgun So mucttFa fexi.
bic IL exlecnciaa tiFanicaa uui1As.
1e una inspiration. mas atm que robus-
"a. pletorics Tiompo haci1 que no pn.
bhcaba niuruna obr7 Como Sisyes pu-
40 deer que Ia uluma partc de au vida
no ia sido mas que uu proiougado To-
NOR q % mucffe Amigos cauuoeos. po-
co tal ve soNan cudulzarse la deacs.
uerante monotonia de ga muetfe len
Ga de ia que ha bcbido. por declrlo asi.
~ amargura euaudo. atsdo g un lccho
dc fortuna no conscrvaba az Hrs "a
cultados humauas mas qrc ls capaci.
dad para souttf su mai y 2. fnerza pa
"a aoportarlo con uu o.tnicimo sonrieu.
90 Ia vision que nos qacdl Dc q 10
g. IA del homhrc vieoroso de los pri-
mcros amos. 10 cs la del Apollo paEano
que rn6 discipulo dc Z3uiia aunqus
mcnos rom infico que 81 maestro no e.
,amporo l1 del corr poa ai DC r. fhe
ria cn "a guerra del Africa ui "a
del poiemista que. ato. mas taEde. con.
tendis con Maho y Flaqucr No. - ia
vision del pocta cnfcrmo. dcl vate Ho-
htario meisncoico cue sabe uuc SOS
dias ost5n contados y cue piensa. mas
que en- buscar los csplendorcs de la ~
IA. en huir dc le ctcrna sombra
Esa sombra podrs cubrr 50 mortal
dcspoio. pcro 40 90 gcuio immortal
II ,,oots dr ..tgHtt1tt 81 nwfnr Dc Co.
pdsculos''. 81 mas cspahoi DC Jos poe
tas. despues dc zouilla yivlra psrpe
tuamento en- D. historic de Ia ictraa
castellanas. desde ahora On 10 adc.
lante. cuando ompiccc cacr sobFe 80
oscondida tumba 81 rocio del eielo y cl
llanto dc los hombres. su nombrc su
nombre immortal. sers rcpetido oteua-
mente. acompahado dc un suspiro. por
las vfrgenes castclianaa. cn sns cantoa
dc amor ANTONIO CORToN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09

A un amigo que me escribe, indagan-
do quien fue el diputado Cortes de
este nombre, y que hizo por nosotros,
lie dire, que fue un parlamentario es-
pafiol de temple liberal, anti-esclavis-
ia acerrimo partidario de la autono-
mia antillana. Dominador de las su-
tiles doctrinas pollticas de su epoca,
venia a ser un devote ferviente del
Dereeho Antillano en- ell Evangelio de
las Naciones. Su palabra, grave y con-
vincente, Sc imponia todos por la
riqueza de sus armoniosas frases y la
fortaleza de sus argumentos insupera-
bles.
Don Gumersindo de Azcarate decia
de el, ''que apenas tenia apellido, por-
que llamarse EN- Espafla GABRIEL Ro-
DRIGUEZ era como no llamarse NADIA.
iSon tantos los Rodriguez que pululan
en- la PENINSULA Y anadia, "fue un
trabajador infatigable, una inteligen-
cia privilegiada, un caracter modelo,
una voluntad sana, pura y recta.
Sanroma, que fue uno de nuestros
representatives EN- las Cortes Espafolas,
decia de Gabriel Rodriguez: "Siempre
en- la brecha, sin compromises nj COM
ponendas con ningnn partidO; siempre
tan entero, tan consecuente y en- Ii
bertad para manejar a sus anchas su
formidable maza de combate.'
No quiso ser Ministro, cuando don
Juan Prins don Manuel Ruiz zorri-
LA 10 requerian con empeIio para que
aceptara este alto cargo de confanza
de la Corona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09

duerman en Ell panteon dc Hombres
ilustres, va ell la fosa comun. no has
sombra nj olvido: no hay mas que luz
inmortalidad
Nufiez de Arce ex-ministro. Nufez
de Arce caballero dc la gran cruz. Nh.
flez dc Arce orador y senador vitali-
clio, Y vice -presidente de Ia Alta c..
mara, era NADIA era muy POGO al lado
dc Nuhez dc Arce poeta, exceptional,
incompatible, Y. en- su g6nero. absolu.
tamente tnico. No hay un espafol dig
su fe politica. social. religiosa, que no
sienta orgullo al honrar en- Nmfcz dc
Arce ell genio de su raza, el verbo ms
resonante del espiritu nacional ST nc
hubiese hecho mas que rcanimar nucstra
lengua anemica, iinicamente la litera
tura podria deberle gratitud. ri gran
publico no hablaria de el no le adini-
raria tanto. Pero la amplitud dc su
VOC hizo de Nufiez de Arce un 6rga.
no de la patria. Tomo por 10 scrio.
tuvo razon, ell papel social del pocfa.
Convirtiendose en- una especie dc hcral.
do publico, defendio la causa del deber.
del derecho, de la justicia, dc Ia -
dad, de la debilidad.
c0uien no conoce sus poemas7 joui6n
no ha aprendido de memoria los ter
cetos de "Raimundo Lulio''. las dul-
ces estrofas del "Idilio''. los endeca-
silabos esculturales de "Poemas cor.
tos''9 Los versos de la vision dr. fray
Martin de Maruja, La Pcsca'
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II

Es.os castigos corporales estaban au
torizados por el Reglamento dc Puerto
Rico de 1926 Y ell de Cuba de 1873
las Cortes de 1859 exclamaba Gabriel
Rodriguez con su fogosa oratoria: Isl
estas Cortes Sc disolvieran sin haber
hecho desaparecer la abominacion dc
Ia Esclavitud, volveriamos cubiertos de
yerguenza a nuestras casas.
Y cuando nuestros diputados Cor
tes, representatives del Partido Libe
raj Reformista, pedian para Puerto r.
CO como regimen de gobierno Il AsI
MILACICN y la IDENTIDAD dc de
rechos con los espanoles de IA PENN
sula, ell seiior Gabriel Rodriguez, les
decia con vision profetica:
-''Votar6 con vosotros porque STEM
pre- acepto 10 que mas Sc acerca q IA
realization completa de mis- ideales,
pero me parece infnitamente superior
ell sistema ingles Ell el Canada, es de.
cir la AUToNOMIA. Las provincias
que estan lejos de la madre patria son
dificilmente asimilables. por sus difo
rentes condolences politicas, economicas
sociales.''
Ese fue ell diputado Gabriel Rodri.
guez a mediados del siglo pasado, com
batiendo ell erroneo procedimiento del
snvio de empleados peninsulares a 60
bernar las Antillas, afrmando que por
buenas intenciones que tuvieran en-
acertar, por sabios Y virtuosos que
iueran no harlan mas que daio. mu
cho dano, amparar abusos, arbitra-
riedades y escandalos.
Hace so amos que Ell honrado Gabriel
Rodriguez pronunci6 estas veridicas fra
ses EN- ell Parlamento Espafol. Medic
siglo de fagina hemos pasado por qui
tarnos de encima ell gobierno personal
irresponsible; Y, tejiendo y desteiien
do la tela de Penelope, estamos ahora
en- la misma brega politica POGO mas
menos, que antes @
Jay de los pueblos pequenos cuando
los pueblos grandes tocan la campana
de la expansion! Es hora de desas-
tres! Solo Sc salvaran, 81 Sc aferran
a su personalidad 6tnica, a su idioma
a su religion a sus costumbresl Y
no pudiendoles arrancar entonces su
sol nj su naturaleza, pasaran las ra-
fagas conquistadoras y perturbadOras
sobre ellos como pasan las turbona-
das de los huracanes desencadenados:
al brillar EN- el mundo el Sol de Ia
Libertad y de la Justicia gozaran tam
bien dc sus tibios y fecundos resplan.
dores
Los hombres los pueblos-dice
un sabio professor de Gante-realizan
PoR ST MIsMos su destino bajo Ia
mano dc Dios Y el dia que los hombres
hayan vuelto al sentimiento del Dc
recho, habra dejado dc reinar la Fuer-
ga porQue las ideas gobiernan al mum.
do
Cayetano Coll Toste
Villa Los Pinos, mayo 81, 1919
Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09

padre Puig; tres sacerdotes, que ha-
bia en- aquellas camaras, los padres Ca
sanovas, Zamora Manterola.
FL creador de Ia proposition habia
sido Gabriel Rodriguez en- nm bri
llante discurso apoyo tan redentorss
ideas. Puerto Ric6, agradecido. le nom
bro Senador en- 1872.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
BAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs

En- ell Immediate pueblo de Baya.
mon Sc abri6 aver al pdblico un pues.
to para venta de peri6dicos instalan.
dose en- uno de los kioskos de Ia pla-
"a. Els un sitio ideal y todas horas
Sc encontrara ALI EEL MUNDO."
Tambien Sc venden cigarrillos, ta-
bacoB, dulces refrescoS. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
JOSE PENA REYES

AUDITOR Y CONTABLE PUBLICO
Balances demostrativoS; declaracio-
mes sobre ingrcso neto annual; investi-
gaciOnes confidenciales; implantaci6n de
sistemas modernos.
Gen. Contrcras rs, apartado 487, San
Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
vENDEMoS CARBONATE DE CAL
(alias) CALCITO

Hay una gran diferencia en- la cali
dad de Carbonate de Cal, algunos son
absolutamente inservibles, otros, SON
mejores, pero Ell nuestro es Ell NdEJoR
No compre ninguno sin Ell analisis ga
rantizado, como Ell nuestro que tiene el
siguiente:
Anihidrido Carb6nico, -. :. 1850 olo
Oxido de Calcio, -. -. ..5040 olo
Carbonate de Calcio, :. -. 5000 oIo
oxido de Hero, =. $50 oIo
oAiCe, Z.1O olo
Enviaremos cualquier estaci6n en-
tire San Juan y Ponce, pedidos de 20
toneladas $40 la tonelada dc 1000
lbs,. libre de fiete.
Dirijase FORTEzA HERMANos
v CO.. Sucesorcs. Vega Baja, r. n.
A0vk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-09
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, farmaceutico, Bac-
teriologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio dc Analisis Clinico
Baeteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulta de a 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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