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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TARRH. CATARRHAL DEAF
NESS AND HEAD NOISES.

II you know Of some one who IS
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness.
head noises or ordinary cararrh cut
out this formula and hand 10 20 them
and you may have been the means Of
saving some poor sufferer PERHAPS
from total deafness In England
scientists for a long time past have
recognized that catarrh is a constitu-
tiOnal disease and necessarily requires
constitutional treatment
Sprays, inhalers and nose dOuches
are liable TO irritate the delicate air
passages and force the disease into
the middle ear which frequently
means total deafness, or else the dis
ease may be driven down the air
passages towards the lungs which IS
equally as dangerous The following
formula which is used extensively in
the damp English climate is 8 con-
stitutiOnal treatment and should
prove especially efficacious TO suffer
ers here who live under more favor
able climate conditions
Secure from your druggist I ounce
Of Parmint Double strength). Take
this home and add 10 It = pint OF
hot water and a little graduated
sugar; stir until Dissolved Take one
tablespoonful four times a day. This
viii often bring quick relief from
distressing head noises Clogged nos
trils should open. breathing become
easy and hearing improve as the in
IlammariOu in the euslachidn tubes
IS reduced Parmint used in this way
acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system and
has a tonic action that helps 70 OBJ
tain the desired results The prepare
ton IS easy 10 make. costs little and
IS pleasant 70 take. Every person
who has catarrh or head noises OF IS
hard Of hearing should give this treat
ment a triai-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

But ne did not have time 20 lock it,
and aIOng came the COX. pushing open
tie door. and right into the house he
chased Alr. Longears-
Uncle WiEgily ran UPSTAIRS. ana
into his bedroom The closed this
uoor. but he forgot TO lock u. and IN
burst the fox
sAh, haiT barked the bad chap. 7
think ] surely have you this time
You can't get past me out OF the door.
and YOU daren't jump out Of the open
window This is the second stofy
and you daren't jump that far
Alas. no. i dare not-' thought the
bunny I guess I am caught this
time. sure-'
He looked about for some way 70
save himself from me io1. me ne. o9 llI
or the window was the only way llc
didn't dare try the door. and as for
the window
'.Hal Ny mattress and the sss.lei'
suddenly thought Uncle WieEily- III
j jump from the window ll iand On
the journey springs Just as tne
wash bowl and pitcher DID won
be hurt az air.
No sooner said than done. Uncle
Wiggily turned to the onen wi-lfcW .
You can't catch me. -Ir- -ax-
ried the bunny Then Uncle WlgElly
gave a big jump. out OF the Wlna9w
he went Down he fell but ne iannel
on the soft spring and mattress and
he bounced up and down and Up ana
down and he wasn't hurt a Bit
The fox was so surprised al seeing
the bunny lean out Of the window
that he didn't know what 70 DC, that
fox didn't For he knew nothing OF
the window lie hadn't followed the
bunny around that side OF the horse
Dear me- How rash ~ that ran-
bitrT thought the fox "He jumped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY'S BIG JUb
---,-. By HOWARD GARIs.


CT TNCLE Wiggily! Uncle Wiggily-
y Youu have to get up early this
morning." called Nurse Jane outside
the rabbit gentleman's bed room in
the hollow stump bungalow one day.
Get up earlyl What's the matter7
Is the house on fire." asked Mr.. Long
ears. as he jumped up.
oh. no" answered the muskrat
lady housekeeper; but 1 am going to
do a lot OF sweeping and busting to-
day. and want to air your bed. I'm
going 10 take the springs and mat
tress down and let them stay In the
sunny yard until night That viii
make them nice and fresh"
Very we'll" answered the bunny
rabbit gentleman. So. after break
fast. before he dressed in his red
vest and his tan silk hat. Uncle Wig
slly moved down 60 the yard. under
his second story window. his mattress
and springs
Is there anything else I can do for
your he called TO Nurse June. as he
stuck his head out OF the window and
looked down at the muskrat lady in
the yard near where his BED had been
placed in the sun.
Just throw me down voar wash
bowl and pitcher" said the muekrar
ladyA III give them a good scrub
bling while I'm at it. Throw them
down TO me"
Throw them down. cried Uncle
wisely 7 guess YOU mean bring
them down; don't you2 Ny wash howl
and pitcher are made OF stuff like
dinner plates. If throw them down
they'll break"
-oh. no. laughter Nurse Jane
Throw them down one at a time,
and let them fall on the bed spring
and mattress right under your vim
dow. Then they won't break.
So Uncle Wiggily first threw down
the wash bowl and next the pitcher.
He let them fall on the soft bed
ing. in the yard. and nothing was
broken.
Then. leaving Nurse Jane to lust
the bungalow. the bunny rabbit gem
tleman started off over the fields ard
through the woods looking for an adj
Uncle Wisgily was thinking OF how
he had fooled the Skeezicls and the
PipsiseWah the day before. by hump
ing the pillows. and he was sort Of
sudden, there was rustlinE IN the
bushes. and out from behind them
jumped the bad old FOX
20. hor harked the fox. Just like a
uoE- 50 We meet again. lncle WIG
Eilv. ] an very glad to see youl"
Well I'm rot Elad to csc you. and
you needn't think you can bite any
souse off my earsl' answered the
bunny rabbit gentleman Here Z gotr
And with that Uncle WigEilv gave
a hop. skip and a jump and away he
ran. hack toward his hollow stump
BUNGALOW
"Oh. no. Two can play at that
camel" harked the fox and putting
his big tail STRAIGHT ont haHind him
away he ran after Uncle WiEgily
over the fields. through the woods.
up hill and down. ran the bunny rab-
bit gentleman. and after him chased
the fa~.
watt waltz" barked the bad chap.
NO NO." answered the bunny.
and he ran on faster than ever
At last Uncle WigEily reached his
bungalow. There was his mattress
and spring outside on the ground.
under his bed room window. inst as
Nurse Jane had left Il. but the musk
rat lady was not in sight She had
gone over to call on Mrs Wibblewob-
bic. the duck lady.
Now LET'S see you get ne" cried
the bunny rabbit TO the fox. and into
his hollow stump bungalow ran Uncle
WiEEily. closing the door after him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

from the window and ne must be all
scattered 70 piecesl He's Of no use
to me now for s0usei III 20 home.
So the fox went down stairs and
ran away. never looking 20 see what
had become OF the bunny. but think
ing him all scattered 20 pieces
Uncle Niggiiv picked himself un
off the soft bed not hurt at all by
jumping out OF the window. ana
very much surprised. SO everything
came out all riEht. you see And u
the lollypoD doesn't take the honey
cake out OF the moving pictures and
next about Uncle WigEily and the
CatniD.-CopyriEh 1913. BY Mcclure
NEWSPAPER syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION
TO CANADA ON INCREASE.

Ottawa. Ont. Oct approx
mately 1000 more Americans immi-
grated into Canada in the first eiEht
months OF 1913 than in the CORE
spending period last year. according
to official figures made public here
today. OF the 81 .222 persons who
this year crossed the border, more
than half were farmers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
!. Patter md Chatter.

uuu- By $ F. KIsER aa.uHu
SLANDERING GRANDPA.
WHEN pa was nine or ten years old
He'd read the Bible through and through;
He never made bis father seold
About the work he didn't do.
When he was only nine or ten
He hardly ever thought Of play,
And things were kept IN order then
Pa was dandy kid, III sayl
He drove my grandpa's team to town
And took the buekwheat to the mill,
And IN the evenings he'd sit down
And learn his lessons and keep still.
SOMETIMES It makes me sad to think
How hard my grandpa treated pa;
He must Of been a rough old gink
By what pa says to me and ma;
And once when be was tellm' me
About the fun be never had,
Ma said she often wished that be
Would cease to make Us feel so sad;
And when she turned her face away
And dropped her SEWN on the floor,
Pa hadn't any more TO say,
And went upstairs and slammed the door.
7 asst Summer, down at grandpa's where
They used to make pa work 50 hard,
They said he never learned to care
How things were scattered in the yard,
And when | asked my grandpa Why
Pa had SO much hard work to do,
He kind Of blinked and winked his eye
AT grandma, who was blinldn, too;
And grandpa came and laid bis hand
Down softly on my head and smiled,
And said that | would understand,
Some day, when would have a child.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
EMMA GOLDMaN's CASE
TNnEETWTTETK PIT

New York. Oct S.-Emma Goldman.
anarchist. recently released from the
Missouri pen1tenuary. who was 20
have appeared today before United
States immigration officials 10
answer to the charge Of being ian
undesirable citizen" has had her case
Indefinitely postponed upon orders
from washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

HAS your wife a sense Of humor2"
Il don't think So" replied 1lr. Pyn-
he'd. Il have told her the same Joke
over and over and I don't believe she
has laughed at It more than twice in
her whole life. Washington star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

eve don't want drastic action. hus
remedial action fo- the high cost Of i've
ing" says senator France % Maryland
Tine three causes. believe. are under
production OF food. orer-nroduction o.
money and fanllg aLstrIluLlon--LesIle-s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
SYNOPSIS PRETIOUs CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS PREVIOUS CHAPTERS
Honora and Mildred Brent. orphaned
sisters, living in Fairbanks. a small
New England town. are 2 study In
contrasts. 5IiIdred is vain and pretty.
Hanora truer and more sensible.
There are three men in the story.
Arthur Bruce, devoted 10 Mildred who
doesn't care for him. Harold Hilton,
son 81 lIildred's employer, and Tom
Chandler rather fast young man.
who favors Hilton until he goes 20
war and then plays Chandler against
Bruce Hon0ra IS secretly in love
wiki Bruce, hut Is loyal 10 her sister
zEd even shields her by saying. one
evening. that Mildred has gone to
show with q rremau friend when
really Mildred has broken n motor
ing enlargement Tvith Honoru. and
Bruce and has gone OFF with Chandler
I'm his ear That evening Bruce dis
covers The truth when Chandler. being
fiIe worse for drinizs wrecks his car
just ahead Of Bruce and Honorn in
Bruce'E ear. Bruce drives Mildred
ana ffanurn home. eEcusiug 1Ifidred's
action hut rebulzlne Houorn for haV-
ing deceived him.
Honora IS still further ErieTed, in
talking over the incident with MIL
dred, 10 find that Mildred has been
drinking with Chandler during the
evening and iE rers logu1clous, She
finally gets Mildred TO bed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

FROM BEING hit with the bucket.
BECAUSE I didn't expect it.
I THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
Y e TOWNE GOSSIP

liluiinii ns n
HAD been hiccupping.
FOR FIFTF-sIX hours.
WHEN A bellboy came.
WITH a couple Of letters.
AND ONE Of them
WASN'T REALLY a letter.
IT WAS our hotel bill
AND ny vie took 1t
AND SAID quietly.
1--WE WILL look at 1t.
''wHEN YOU are stronger"
But I insisted.
I SHOULD have It thea
AND SHE gave it to me
AND I Rerused It.
AND THERE was ten dollars.
FOR THE two doctors.
WHO HAD ordered the things
FROM THE hotel drug store.
AND said 70 my wife.
chow Much bette
at WOULD have been
IF THEY'D sent US Up.
@ABOUT FIVE Of those Kewpies.
eIN TIE glass showcase.
1--WE COULD have kept them.
-eAND HAVE given them away.
aFOR CHRISTMAS presents"
AND TALKING SO much.
INCREASED NY hieeups-
AND I had to lie stin
AND NOT breathe
AND COUNT forty.
AND DRINK some warm water.
AND HOLD nv breath
AND THEY slowed up.
AND a few minutes later
THE CHAsIBERsIAID came IN.
AND SHE was fixing up the room
AND MY vie was sitting down.
AND I vas hiceupping-
AND I heard the ehambermaid.
SAY TO my wife
4TF ToU could give him shock.
aKoU NIGHT cure him
AND NY vie said
'.BUT THERE isn't anything.
1--WE H.TE orr hotel bill
@AND ORR bin for moving.
''AND EvERyTHING.v
AND TIE sham6ermaid said
@BUT vas thinking
'TF ToG would d0use him
@wITH = Jug Of ice water"
AND Az idea came
AND II. 0gg bathroom
THERE IS a shower
AND a little while later.
WAS sta.di.g in It
AND OUR aephew was there
WITH = silver bar bucket
THAT WAS filled with ice water
AND I g.vs hin the word
AND BE ttrew it on me
AND THE bucket slipped
AND HIT ne in the neck
AND I fen down.
AND TOOK some skin Off my elbow
AND HE helped me up-
AND PIT my bathrobe on me
AND ] va. very angry.
AND sISoE then.
HAVEN'T hiecupped
AND THE chambermaid says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

The conEested condition OF
the pipe lines has been some
what relieved ard Silver Cycle
Isl nov able to market 1000 20
15a0 barrels a weez-promisinE
dividends for the future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

TIE period IN which Honora Brent
4 was 70 think things out was not
long deferred In fact Il came TO her
that very night
lrlidraa I'D N. haa-- " hal fnr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
Homer
S1.OO

This new issue Of the Smith
Portsrueld Syndicate IS attract
ing a great deal Of attention
and the prom0ters promise
i've 70 one shot.
In our brokerage capacity we
have handled more Of the
smith Porterfielf promotions
than any other brokerage house.
We have clients IN their stocks
from Maine to California. and
we look for a hearty response
60 our offering o. HoMER
UNION
Did you take advantage six
months ago OF the following
stocks offered IN FL Pas01
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

We buy and sell-zctinr only
IN a brokerage eapecity-al
stocks.
We recommend the iunsdiats
purchase Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

These represent the majority
OF the stocks offered in Fl Paso
auproLimztelv six months reo-
These stocks show All the was
from 80 per cent 20 900 per cen-
profit
While some Of these stocEs
today are Immediate purchases
for bigger market profits and
dividends. the arguments all
point very strongly 70 the buy
ing OF new issues with prop
critics that are Wel1 located and
with strong financial h1chiuE-
The market on the above
stocks today is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
AUMENTO DE SALARIO A Los MAESTROS
SESSION DE LA CAMARA De REPRESENTATIVES

jo que el escribiria en- estos dias un
manifesto conteStando las manifesto
clones de nuestro periodico. Ell sefor
Romani entiende que los maestros. pa
ra iniciar su protesta contra la legis-
latura, han debido esperar la aetna
cion de los legislatures. Manifesto aue
la Association de Maestros nunca Sc
dirigio a la Camara ell jussa demanda
de aumento de salaries, y ahora que Mr..
Miller los incita, es cuando los macs
tros sc dirigen a la Camara. FL senior
Romani esta de acuerdo ell que los sa-
larios sean aumentado y que ell mag s..
terio portorriqueio este la altura me-
recida, pero censuro igeramente la for
ma en- que sc hacen las demandas, So
bre todo, cuando Ell elias Sc We ell es-
piritu del selior Miller, actual comis;o-
nado de Instruction.
FL senior Morales Cabrera hablo de
10 NAL retribuido que estan todos los
maestros solicito que Sc aumentaran
todos los sueldos.
El senior Valdes secund6 la eamien-
da del senior Pinero, C hizo sensatas OBJ
servaciones sobre la forma en- que cl
Departamento de instruction hace la
distribution de los salarios Dijo que
ell Comisionado de instruction Publica,
que aparece hoy como Ell redentor del
int
cion del presupuesto para que Sc les
aumentara ell sueldo los maestros. Es-
to es una cosa de ultima hora-dijo
Ell sefor Texidor hablo de la mala
vida en- Puerto Rico, y de la labor que
realizan los maestros.
Ell senior Arrillaga Rogue pronuncio
un discurso elocuente ell defensa del ma
gisterio. Sc extend0 en- consideracio-
nes generates. Fue aplaudido al final de
au disertaci6n por ell publico por los
representatives.
Ell senior Guerra Mondragon puso ma
yor enfasis en- cl siguiente punto: que
ell Comisionado de instruction, ell los
momentos eli que ell Departamento Eje-
cutivo redactaba ell actual proyecto de
presupuesto, no Sc ocup6, ii intervino
para NADIA con ell fun de que los salaries
de los maestros fuesen aumentados.
LOS ntlmeros hablan con una elo-
cuencia abrumadora ,-dijo', y lego
parte de los salaries sonsignados en- ell
presupnesto escolar.
LA mano de Mr.. Miller no apa-
rece por ninguna parte en- defensa dc
los intereses de los maestros Solo Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04

Todos los representatives que habla-
ron EN- la session celebrada aver en- la
Camara solicitaron aumento de salario
para los maestros dc escuela. FL senior
Valdes pidio que Sc aumentara ell sa-
lario del 'Comisionado Auxiliar'' del
Departamento de Instruction, dc So 1000
que CANA actualmente, a $500.
Ell senior Rossy pronunci6 un breve
discurso para explicar al pals cual ha
sido la actitud del senior Miller. por
que los maestros Sc dirigen la legis-
latura. Ell senior Rosy combati6 Mr..
Miller. Fue interrumpido varias veces
por aplausos que resonaron en- ell salon
del p1blico y entire sus compafieros los
otros representatives.
Ell senior Pifero tambien combatio
al senior Miller. Entire otras cosas, diio
que la causa de los maestros era bue-
ma noble por 81 misma ('per seo, pc.
ro no porque Mr.. Miller Sc presentara
EN- estos momentos como defensor de
ella Propuso la enmienda de que todog
los maestros principales, cualquiera q.
fuesc su residencia la escuela EN- que
ejercieren ganaran por 10 menos, 81. 200
anuales. Pidio que las diferencias de
sueldos que sc hacen entire los macs
tros principales fuesen eliminadas. por-
que la Camara no tiene plena seguridad
de cuales seran las personals que ocu-
paran esos cargos, y ademas ell alto
costo de la vida, impera 10 mismo en-
las grandes ciudades, de la isla como
en- los pueblos peqie1os.
Alrededor de esta enm'enda Sc sus-
citaron interesantes manifestations en-
la Camara. Hablaron los sefiores Val
des, Texidor, Rosy, Romani. Morales
Cabrera, Arrillaga Rogue y Guerra Mon
dragon. Todos dijeron que los servi-
clos del magisterio portorriqueno es-
taban NAL remunerados.
Ell senior Piiiero Sc expreso en- ell SEN
lido de que 81 no sc contaba con fon-
dos suhcientes para aumentar los sa-
larios de los maestros deberia redu-
cirse Ell nilmero de los maestros de agri-
cultura, podria ahorrarse el pals mas
de $4,000. Manifesto ademas ell senior
P:iero que la uniformidad de salaries
deberia extenderse todos los macs
tros por igual para evitar asi diferen-
ciaciones NAL establecidas del Depar-
tamento de Instruction.
FL senior Romani Sc refirio en- su dis
curse a varios articulos que han sido
publicados ell lei MUNDO' di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04

me hasta que el obrero rcconozca y res
pete sus derechos.
Terminar esta huelga por complacen-
cias por infuencias no haria otra
cosa que abrirle ell camino otra proxi-
ma; es preferible, que ESQ suceda,
que la actual continue por los siglos
de los siglos.
Cierto que estamos los escogedores,
que no provocamos este conficto, su-
friendo las malas consecuencias que el
acarrea, Ipero que les pasaria los
tabaqueros ell dia que nosotros dejara-
mos de escoger?
81 no hay cigarros, no puede haber
escogida. como ST no hay escogida, la
fabrication de cigarros seria paraliza-
da por la compafiia, y los torcedores en-
tonces estarian en huelga forzosa por
nosotros, como 10 estamos hoy nosotros
por ellos. De esto pues, nadie es res
ponsable, nj culpable, Y tenemos que
admitirlo como una consecuencia natu-
raj logica de la relaci6n que hay en-
tire ell arte de hacer tabacos y el de
escogerlos.
Nos placeria, icomo not, que volvic-
ran reanudarse los trabajos en- los
talleres de LA Colectiva', pronta-
mente; pero nos placeria mucho mas
que clio no sucediera 81 los tabaqueros,
al volver a sus faenas, no Sc sintieran
satisfechos por no haber conseguido
ell premio que tiencn dcrecho por los
sacrificios hechos; y s; la Compaiia, al
abrir sus fabricas. sc mostrara DISCUS
tada porque cediera parte de sus dere-
chos de indole administrative.
Por las razones expuestas, creo. SC,
nor Prcsidente, que no debc interve-
mir nucstra socicdad cn la huelga dc
torccdores.
Fratcrnalmcntc.
Bcnito POLO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
La ueIga de los baQueOs debe ser mnaa Cmpala en- favor
nr RI trimfo de Ia [az6n de los tuberculosis

Altamente satisfecha sc encuentra Ia
comisi0n encargada dc los beneicios >
favor de la construction de casetas pa
ra los tuberculosis la respuesta dada
por los dueiios de Cines dc la Isla,
cediendo sus Teatros para tai fin, a
la no menos generosidad de distingui.
das seiioritas que en- las mismas loca-
lidades han aceptado la comision dc
organizar dichos benefcios, contribu-
yendo que la campaiia iniciada OBJ
tenga un grandioso exito.
Lo producido en- ell Cine Norma 10
fue de ochenta dos dolares con trein-
ia cinco centavos, Habana ochenta
dolares con ounce centavos y el de
Ouebradillas cincuenta d6.ares, libre de
gastos de peliculas y empleados, los que
han ingresado en- ell fondo especial en-
Ell Banco Territorial Y Agricola para
ell fin indicado.
Los Sres. Andres Rodriguez Mi
guel Ruiz Soler, altos empleados del
Departamento salem ell la maiiana del
pr6ximo viernes para Arecibo, con el
fin de secundar la comision dc Scfo-
ritas que al efecto Sc ha nombrado en-
dicha ciudad, las que sc renniran en-
los salones del Ayuntamicnto, inician-
do desde ese momento la campaiia dc
ventas de localidades.
-, Il I'd, Nj 10 on
la mafiana del domingo estos Sres. pa
ra Aguadilla, San Sebastian Lares,
con el mismo fin que les l.evo Areci-
bo, augurandole, dado el fin caritativo
un exito SECURE.
Domingo Lunes corresponds a Aqua
dilla, Martes a San Sebastian y Mier-
coles Lares.
Ell cntusiasmo que reina en- todas las
poblaciones a favor dc esta idea 10
palpamos por la acogida que le han
1 dado las distinguidas comisiones que
al cfecto SC han nombrado.
( Prcparamos el de Mayagiicz para el
% del corriente demas esta decir lc
generoso que ha estado el Sr. Maym0n
propietario del Cine, cediendo local, pc
licula demas gratis, no dudando que
dado 10 humanitario que son los Ma
yagiiezanos y la no menos distinguida
comisi6n de damas que Sc ha elegido
esta ciudad Sc colocara la altura dc
su altruismo.
/ La Srta. Angelina Rodriguez Cebo
uero, empleada tambien de Sanidad
es la encargada de dirigir la campafis
Ell Manati, y al efecto el proximo sa
bado en- dicho pueblo con cl citado fin
no dudando que dada su simpatia Ii
de la comision que lc acompanara, Ma
natl ell pueblo de ilustres, sabra unf
vez mas responder de su patriotismo
como 10 es, velar por los tuberculosis.
En- esta nota aparte publicamos po
blaciones y nombres de las comisionei
que actian en- las poblaciones para CO
nocimiento general,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
SObre ell aSuDtO
de los eleCtTiCIStdS

Aver maiiana, en- el departamcnto del
Interior, nos informo el senior Ramos
Casellas, ingeniero nombrado para prac-
ticar una inspection, sobre los hechos
que hizo pnblicos ell electricista Ramon
Gil, acerca de un supuesto peligro en-
los hilos del trolley y Ell alumbrado
electrico, que el procedio inmediatamen-
te hacer las inspecciones necesarias,
no encontrando hasta la fecha NADIA
de particular que este EN- contra de las
buenas practicas establecidas por ell Co.
digo Electrico nacional. Y agreg6 que
muy pronto concluira las inspecciones
que practica, y hara publico su inforIne
sobre este particular,