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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
PROVOKING A GOOD RADIANCE.

Blessings indeed. do come. sometimes in disguise,
and the late spectacular attempt assassnate
Atty Gen. Palmer end several other prominent men
o. country beginning show up proof.
After the fashion that 1T makes some difference
whose OK is beins sored." the bomb-pIotters. by
their exploits, have served mainly the purpose OF
Fastening the Iong-contemplated deportation of dan
gerous aliens.
It is announced that dozens of anarchists. L W
W. and bolshevist agitators and other internal
enemies have been sent out Of the country during
the past month. others are going right along. This
interned during the war and recently exported 10
their native lands
The deportatons are carried out in compliance
with law enacted last October which provides
hat:
ALIENS who are anarchistc: aliens who be-
neve advocate the overthrow by force
violence OF the government Of the United States
or all forms Of law; aliens who disbelieve in
or are opposed 70 all forms OF organized govern
rnent; aliens who advocate teach the assass-
inatiOn OF public officials; aliens who advocate
or teach the unlawful destruction Of property
or aliens who belong organizations which
advocate approve any OF the above crimes
shall be deported from the United States"
The law thus far has been applied gently rather
than vigorously There is little danger being
abused: the spirit Of American fairness and toler-
ance will see to that the future as has in the
past.
It Is to be expected that the offenders and their
friends viii raise vigorous protests. and the public
must be It's guard lest IL be deceived Ii is time
rid the country OF this plague. and the belated
efforts OF the government should be upheld by the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
JULY 5. 1919.
RECOGNIZING FREE IRELAND.

Renorts ernanatin5 from Washington that some OF
the Iea ders Of the States senate favor resolution
committing this country the formal recognition OF
the socaed Irish republic. bids fair for another at
tempt at .nerna spectaculariy that Is hkey 70
prove interesting stang the leaders that are
reported strong the same ones as are
fearful lest the doctrine be robbed OF some OF
us standing through the League OF Nations; who pirate
loudly against "entanglins alliances and who wheh
it seems to serve political are 50 a-hred
opposed 10 Europe interfering of our affairs or
in our messing European affairs.
This peculiar twist to their consistency-ineonsist-
ent as the most bone-teaded Germans as more
light on their insincerity and dcmagoguery than upon
anything else. such resolution would
be quite the logical. though radical step. after
the senates almost unanimous appeal TO the Paris
peace conference consider Ireands claims That act
in itself remarkable enough but it hardly seems
likely that the will far TO adopt the plan
now proposed Certainly thoughtful citizens and real
friends of Ireland hesitate endorse such plan
II this time in view OF the embarrassing predcament
in which il would place the United states
II is as IL Great Rritain, during the Civil war. had
done as many statesmen wanted TO do and rec
ognzed the independence of the confederate states
The mere threat OF that the north
70 flaming indignation or if present comparison is
desired It is as If the British government without con-
sutng the United government about it. should
recognize the independence the Philippines Porto
Rico both Of countries aspiring to self
government
such recognition ~ the senators suggest would
turalIy be considered fragrant insult to Great Britain
II would particularly coming from
ton which has been virtually ally of Great Brtains
In this war and which bound her today by closer
ties Of interest friendship than before since
the United States attained its independence
II is 10 say the least matter for careful consider
alton and the senator's concerned want
70 this closer association with Great
Britain and destroy ,his Ango-saxon cooperation
with all the hope holds for the present and fu
ture Of civilization? do it stroke which.
even by such sacrifice would hardly accomplish the
purpose aimed at?
The Irish question f. properly question to he set;
tied within British empire Will be settled
with American help # Americans act nationally and
decen;iy.-and Ireland Will pretty what she
5 after.
The niger and INDIGNATION that American recogition
Of Ireland would this time would almost
tanly prevent contamination of the hopes OF the
Irish their American friends The function of Ire
friends further her by influence and
persuasion rather than antagoism
Great Britain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
Sam'l Spiro e Co.

foolish for me to battle her every
morning. they say that three times
a week is a plenty. that bath ev-
cry morning is weakening But my
sister likes her bath. and says that
IL makes her feel better
Answer: Generally speaking a
nurse should be able 10 give a bed
bath comfortably in an hour. How
ever. the time required depends
somewhat on your patient and the
surrounding conditions In your case
1 can see no objections to your TAX
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
by ISABELLA GRIFFITH. r. \
TO GIVE AN INHALATION.


OF
smelling
S be
oil to
"a and
the the foot Special kettles made for these
at
heated coal-on tube
the under the tent
children
rhalffu adj
ing Is
is
tentto get the from
houran half give hera bath
III. am in be
sister IS a a
nndth ii a OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

We are here able TO record an ex-
traOrdinary conversation we over
heard between returned soldier
from France and a civilian. We
ask you TO read this conversation
carefully and note the important
facts brought out. The conversation
runs as follows:
Civilian-"Hello Stanislaus!"
Soldier-"Hello Stevew
C-"When did YOU get in?"
S-"Last night"
Gee you're looking fine. The
army certainly made man out of
you"
S-"Yeh."
C-"Did you see any actual fight
ing?"
S-"I'll say so"
Chow long were you across -
S-"About month"
C-"What did you think of the
French Girls?'
S-"Some girls"
C-"Were you at Brest?'
S-"Yeh."
C-"Glad to get back. l suppose ?"
S-"Yeh."
Glow did the " treat YOU p"
We left the party as the last lues-
ton was asked We do not care so
much TO hear the " knocked again.
We asked our new business man
ager 10 furnish us with a Joke for
this column. She came back with
this sumner:
Why don't you ever wear a col
lar around the house,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

natural immunity to scarlet fever.
What did he mean?
Answer: Immunity is q state In
which person IS not susceptible 20
a certain disease. viii not catch" it
II they are exposed Il Is the op-
posite 10 susceptibility
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

active support Of the public every community af
fected
This a free country. which preserve its free
dom only BY stern elimination Of foreign fanatics
and malefactors who TO destroy its free insti
tutions by violence and crime
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

pointed out that New York has
taken kindly to prohibition. We
contend that this proves nothing of
the Kind. 1t is a well known fact
that water is usually very popular
the day after.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
More Truth Than Poetry
By James ]. Montague
LOVE AND GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.

Ben Blodgett loved Belinda Bly,,
But Ben, bashful wooer
Could never look her in the eye.
And list sweet nothings to her.
And though she had wistful way
Of blushing when he met her.
He couldn't find a word to say,
So he proposed by letter
Six months in the u. S. P. 0.
The tender missive tarried
And when Belinda got it, lol
Shed found herself another beau.
And married.
This might have cast some lovers down.
But Benjamin. undaunted
Decided tina, Bedelia Brown
Was just the girl he wanted.
This time determined to attain
The prize that he was after.
(For so did he regard the janet.
He promptly telegraphed her.
But when. long after Uncle Sam
Had managed to locate her.
Bedelia name was Mrs. Hamm,
And she was trundling perambulator
Still fond of girls, and keen to wed,
Though fearing still to ask EN-.
Bens somewhat easy fancy sped
TO Miss Matilda Bascom.
/ o tell her how he used to moan
His yearning in his slumber,
He called her on the telephone
Cor, rather. called her NUMBER
Love you2" she said. you bet do
Ill gladly wed you kiddoI'
CThough married, when Ben called to WOO,
She was the day the call came through
a widow.
Copyright l9l9).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
The Tower of Babel
By Bill Armstrong

Now that the fight is over there
isn't much TO talk or think about
until someone comes along with a
new graft of some kind.
They're talking about little Fred
die LRughman over at the Elks
something awful these days. They
say that Freddie was as companion
able as could be with everybody in
the days when he drove a Ford.
Now he has bought a Hudson Sc
dan and he'll hardly look at any
body Clarence Steed OF every inch
clothing store. who ust to split his
Bull Durham $3.50 with Freddie in
the old days. can't even get a howdy
out of Freddie since he bought his
Hudson. And we are inclined 10 be-
lieve that these charges against Mr..
Loughman bear some semblance Of
the truth because Mr. Steed makes
the accusations himself
Joe Donahue of from one 10
forty-onc, is Casain) a proud father.
Women don't seem 10 care so
much for prize fights, but believe
me they can have a good time with
a front porch seat at a neighborhoOd
wedding or funeral.
We are willing 10 do everything
possible for South Bend which our
financial condition makes possible, -
said j. p. Kelly Of the Grand Trunk
railway to city officials the other
day. We are going to sit back and
wait now with this assurance from
Mr.. Kelly, confident that at least a
new door knob will be installed at
the Grand Trunk station within the
next couple of years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

ing an hour and a half IL IL does not
exhaust your patient. A bath should
be taken once a day by everybody
sick people included. unless they are
very weak or the doctor for some
reason orders otherwise. IL your
sister enjoys her bath by all means
give Il TO her daily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
FRANKNESS IN MARRIAGE
LICENSES

From The News-Times marriage
license records: Lee August Wag-
ner. forger, South Bend, 10 etc, etc. 8"
We read in the papers that New
York drank $4,000. 900 more gallons
OF water on July LIST than on June
goth. which proves conclusively il is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

Neal Welch reports to us what we
believe is absolutely 100 percent in
municipal hospitality. The city of
Louisville on the first of July pro-
vided cracked fee for all the public
drinking fountains of the city to
help it's citizens and visitors recover
from the effects OF June goth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

VI " writes: I have just finished
nursing patient with scarlet fever,
and I did not get the disease The
doctor said that perhaps had a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

Advertisers make profits from
volume-not prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05
FOR THE HOME NURSE
Copyright, 1879.

questions pertaining
De II permitting
Iabe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

Joe Donahue of from one 10
forty-onc, is Casain) a proud father
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-05

Dixie weaves and cool Home
spun suits. tailored by Hart
Schafner * Marx especially for
US. The ideal suit for those who
want added style with comfort
$50. $50. $50, $40.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

A Raymond -Whitcomb
congenial people, travelling
their own selection, with
action, but with none of the
To join such a party
against nine-tenths of the
tor all your reservations are
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
10 ENcANAN o lie RoMPEN
SU MAQUINA


Nj por 100 nj por So. nj tamp0co pOf
400 dollars. Sc le limpia una inaQuina
de escribir v de sumar, $500 es 10 que
Sc cobra en- esta casa, incluyendo esnal-
te, limpieza, ajuste general y alineaci6n
perfecta de los tipos.
iPiense $500 es menos que $500,
lc6mo cree usted que le pnedan dar
EN- una tienda tela de $500 por $500?
Q una de dos: Ell comerciante esta
quebrado esta en- NAL estado Ia tela.
Icree I'd, que pneda pulirse I'M rolo2
Es una estupidez, cada rolo tiene su
espesor y 81 Sc lie quita parte de 81 no
lie imprime bicp su maquina, tengo roIos
nuevos para todas las marcas de maqni-
mas en- uso en- ell mercado.
TelefonO S55, para mayor seguridad di-
gale la central que 10 comunique con
Ell ''BRUJo oJEDA", san Jose
No. A.. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
NoTA DEPoRTIvA:

Estan dc placemcs los chicos dc nucs
ira High School con motive de la
vista del equipo de Basket Ball'' dc
Ia High de Arecibo. que ha de lidiar
en- los terrenos de la escuela "Campe-
chez. sera todo un. dia de fiesta, por-
que profesorcs y alumnos de, nuestra
alta escuela preparan una reception
a sus compaferos de la ciudad del Nor
tc. No faltaremos este acontecimien-
to deportivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Ha sido aprobada la creacion
de I'm Asilo de Leprosos

1Ie aqui el proyecto de ley que Sc
aprobo en- Ia camara:
''Decretase por la Asamblea LegisIa-
tiva de Puerto Rico:
Secci6h 1.-Que toda persona decla-
rada leprosa o sospechosa de tai, en-
cualquicra de sus fornas ciinicas, segdn
dictamen de un medico de sanidad, ha-
bra dc ser necesariamente secuestrada,
rcclufda aislada de acuerdo con las
disposiciones de la presente. Ley.
Ssccion 2.-Que Ell, aislamiento a que
sc refiere la seccion anterior compren-
dcra los casos sospechosos de lepra y
sc llevara cabo en- un pabell6n espe-
ciai del astlo de leprosos para los in
digentes, v en- ell domicilio propio para
los pudientes; en- ambos casos mien-
tras sc esclarece ell diagn6stico.
Secci6n 4.-.Todo medico que en- ell
cjercicio de su profession tuviere como
cimiento de la existencfa de tIn case
de Iepra esta obligado a denunciarlo
Ia autoridad sanitaria mas Immediate
Secci6n 5.-Los maestros de escuela
que sospecharen un case de lepra entire
sus alunnos solfcitaran inmediatamen
tc la observation de un medico de Sa-
nidad benefcencia municipal o, en-
su defecto, de un facultativo de la To-
calidad; y en- case de confrmarse la
sospecha Sc procedera de acuerdo cor
los dispuesto en- la session segunda.
Secci6n Clos duefios de casas, no
tclcs y demas establecimientos de hos
pedaje que recibieran un leproso SOS.
pechoso de tai, quedan obligados ha
Ger su denuncia ante ell m6dico de Sa-
nidad en- Ell termino de las primeras :s
horas.
Seccion 8.-En el asilo de leprosos
cxistiran dos secciones perfectaments
separadas destinadas enfermos va
rones y mujeres, respectivamente. Ha
bra tambien un pabell6n para enfermos
pcnsionistas, y otro a-doscientos metros
dc distancia de los pabellones de lepro-
sos para asilar los s6spechosos que cs-
ten en- observation, y los recien nacl-
dos hijos de leprosos indigentes.
Sccci6n 9.--Los hijos de leprosos indi-
gontes, despues de un periodic prudential
dc observation, pasaran, 81 no son lepro-
sos, a los asilos insulares de benef cen
cia.
Seccion 10-El director del asilo de
lcprosos, para dar entrada en- 6sta a I'm
cnfermo, exigira que Sc llenen los reuui-
sitos siguientes:
1. ..Cuando fuere de oficio, ell secu,s-
tro, la presentation dc una orden del Co.
misionado de Sanidad.
2. Cuando ell secuestro fuese volunta-
rio, la presentation de una sohcitud
que exprese el tiombre, apellido, edad,
cstad6 civil, nacionaliGad, profession,
scxo y domicilio del que Ia formula
asi como del enfermo que Sc desea asi-
lar, consignando Ell grado de parentes
co que los une.
ccci6n 11.-Ningun asilado en- Ell
asilo de leprosos podra salir dc ella SIN
authorization del Comisionado de SAM
dad.
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Secci6n 12.-Los asilados podran re-
cibir una vez por semana, y en- dia Sc
falado por ell reglamento interior del
asiIO, la vista de sus parientes ami
gos.
Seccion 13.-Los facultativos que sin
causa justifcada no hiciesen La decla-
raci6n "a que Sc refere la secci6n 4, Sc
ran apercibidos y castigados, segdn 10
dispone la Ley de Sanidad VICENTE.
Seccion 14.-Los directories emplea-
dos superior1 de la leproseria que
contraviniesen las disposiciones de cs-
ia Ley, seran apercibidos por Ell Co.
misionado de Sanidad que podra soli-
citar su destitucion previa formation
del oportuno expediente.
Seccion 15.-Que los maestros de es-
cuelas, propietarios de casas due
nos de hoteles v otros establecimientos
de hospedaje que no cumplan con las
disposiciones de las seccionese cinco Y,
ieis seran penados con 10 multa de Gin
cuenta (50) d0lares doscientos (2oO)
dolares, la prisi6n equivalente.
Secci6n 16.-Que los leprosos aislados
, recluidos en- su domicilio que no cum
pliesen las irstrucciones cue reciban
lei Departamento de Sanidad concer-
lientes a su aislamiento o reclusi6n Sc
an secuestrados de oficio en- el asilo
de leprosos.
Seccion 17.-Que ell matrimonio en-
re una persona leprosa Y una sana,
,ntre dos personals que padezcan de le-
pra queda prohibido pOr la Ley.
Seccion 18.-Para la construction de
un pabellon de aislamiento para los Sos
3echosos, otro para Ell tratamiento de
los leprosos pudientes, para la construc-
ion de los pabellones para Ell trata-
niento de leprosos varones y hembras,
IN pabell6n para oicinas, para compra
lei mobiliario para las mismas y adqui-
icion de TITLES instrumentos de la
branza, horticulture floricultura, Sc
asignan de cualesquiera fondos no des-
tinados a otras atenciones EN- Tesore-
ria, la suma Gle setenta cinco mil (75,
000) d6lares.
Secci6n 19.-Por la presente Sc cons
tituye una jnnta compuesta del Cont
sionado de Sanidad, ell Comisionado lei
Interior y el Director del Institute do
Medictna Tropical para llevar cabo
los estudios installation de la leprose-
ria con todas las facultades necesarias
para dejar cumplidos los preceptos de
esta Ley.
Secci6n 20.--El Pueblo de Puerto Ri
CO cedera de los terrenos Iaborables en-
sitio adecuado y eIegido por la comisi6n
en- cualquier punto de la isla. un pre-
dio no menor de 20 cuerdas para la ms
talaci6n del asilo de leprosos siempre
que este terreno tenga aqua abundan-
tie.
Seccion 21.-Toda ley parte de ley
que Sc oponga a la presente, queda por
esta derogada.
Secci6n 22.-Se declara, ademAs, que
esta Ley es de caracter irgente Y nece-
saria y tendra efecto inmediatamente
despues de su aprobacf6n".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Sc vENDE

Sc vENDE.-Magni6co papel Coated. de la
misms clase peso en- que Sc imprmen los
fotogfabados de puerto Rico IIustrado'' al
precio rcducidisimo de $11.0O In resina de
setenta libras tamaho 25 3S.--PfdaIo a
Puerto Rico uustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81, p. o. BOX 345. San Juan p. R.-Todas
las ventas al contadO.
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Sc vENDE

Casa Dos Plantas Cafe Margarita,
Plaza Degetau, Ponce, p. n. Gran opor.
tunidad para capitalists que descen
invertir dinero en- negocio SECURE.
Informaran Genaro Cintr6n, Casa Co.
mercio Enrique Acosta Lopez.
AdEt. nfo. Picdras, P. r.
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Sc orREcH 4

DUEao DE 1sdPRENTA.- .--Ei estsbl.cinii.n.
to de Real Herinanos ofrece usted una
yariada existencia de papeies, On csiidsdcs !.
tamanOs diversos: Bond, de II K 20,
(16 20 librss); Sstinsdo- de Is '. so ii.
bras; de peri6dicos, tamaiio 80 a, . S4.US
resms. SobreS corrientes y en- tamako gran.
de, Berder6s. etc, etc.--No 10 divide: kEAf
HERMAEoS. Tanca 1. San Juan, p. Il.
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PoR Ell vAE1HDADEs:

Ell cine predilecto de nnestra nsjor
sociedad, dedica la presente temporads
de mayo a las damas. La Inca de pc
liculas que ha traido don Alvaro, es
briiiante. No 10 decimos nosotros; 10
certifican - elias.
coRRESPONsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
NO FUE NADIA:
UN ABRAzo:

Estrechisimo les dimos Tomas On
gay y Arturito obcrgh, dos amigos que
ridisimos que Sc fneron a bordo del
SANABRIA NO. 4.
''Lcopoldina' para Nueva York. No
dicen cuando regrcsan, porque la ex-
cursion sera larga.
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Sc vENDE.--Uha motocicleth Indian una
msquina de escribir oliver una maquina
de coser Singer. doble pespunte.--fnfor-
neran Buhoz Rivera 81. Oaguas.
oPoRTUNIDAD;-Por embarcarse su due
no. vcndomos MoIino 1faiz dieciseis pull
gsdas. dcsgranadora, molino para Ia tusa,
gualisdora yuca cocos. Costo original ss75
accptamos hoy $500. Motor Foos cabaIlos
pctr6ieo 500. Tddo nuovo. Contado o pla-
zcs. Para informes al apartado 166 Isabella.
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio Excelente scrvicio en- cOmida
la carta.
III Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus serviciOs y condimenta-
ci6n en- la comida.
Tolefono lib. Restaurant Cristo 21
y dormitorio Cristo IA. PropietariO,
Advt. PATRIcIo BLAsco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
EN- VEGA BAJA

Encontrar& usted lei. MUNDo'' en-
el Cafe Central, de Gonzalez Cano.
Plaza ''Jos6 f. Mater. Advt
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Para zanzibar tn maquina vieja por
una nueva Ojeda. Avt.
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Cronica de Bayamo6n
oTRA vEz:

Reanudamos hoy nuestras- cr6nicas
bayamonesas en- las columnas de "EL
MuNDO'. No tenemos, por 10 tanto
que afiadir una letra a la conducta que
hemos de observar desde este hemici-
clio peridistico, va. que consignamos
nuestra manera de ser, cuando comenza-
mos estaf labor AHA por ell mes de. mar
20. Estamos hoy, donde estabamos aver
y, otra vez saludamos los numerosos
lectores dc ''EL MUNDo" en-. Baya-
mon.
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DEPoSITo.-Se desea un local apropiado
para un -dep6sito. Diriisss : o. D. Lord q
Co. Gale Tanca No. 2.
DESEA C0MPRAR.--Pasajs para EspSda-
Informara: Soler. Hotel Rioia.
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uoLeoAeroNHA.

EBANIsTAs X ToRNERos: s:--Hallaran colo.
caci6n permanente en- 81 taller "Margarida"
buen iornal por horas de trabajo. Dirfjase
al aIinacen de muebles "Los Novios" de Rs-
fael Maragrida. Brau A. Tel. 95 S. j.
COLoCACION.-Una sefora yiuda. de buen
cardcter, desea colocaci0n como anna de la
YES. Buenas referencias Dirigirse a Il. r.,
Box 335. San. Juan.
DESEA CoL0oAcION.- J6ven con terccr
ahO Escuela Superior naquinilla, CORES.
pondencia comercial ingl6s Buenas re.
fcrencias. Dirijase al apartado 311 Rio
Piedras. p. Il.
TENEDOR DE ROS--CORRESPONSAL
graduado de Concrete en- los E.E U.U de.
sea colocaciOn Cuenta con. bastantc prac.
tica buenas refercncias. Acepta trabaio por
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con les antiguas Puertss y iieslas del derribo
de murallsa los vende d. Alfonso. eo6 San.
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rredores. Dirfjass "Hipoteca". Apartado 993
San Juan.
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