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New-York tribune., 1919-06-06

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Wounded Severely
JOHNSON. Herbert. sergeant, s65 West
l26th Street New York.
CASTRO Anthony, corporal, Rochester,
AUSTIN. Elmer private 4S3 Cottage
Place p late6eld N J.
EASTMAN. Francis T., privcte. 3l6 Mad
ison Street, Brooklyn.
COOK. William j., private, Chauteau-
gay. y:'Y.
Wounded degree Undetermined)
DEFOER. Jacob F., corporal 1879 Dwight
Street. Brooklyn.
McGREEVERY. Robert D., private. 37O1
Avenas j, Brooklyn.
M.fRSIAND. William D.. private, Is
Broad Street, New York.
-, Wounded Slightly
PARCELLS. George r.. private. 1887
Bush~fck Avenue Brooklyn.
NULCANO. Michael c., private. Sa3 Kent
Avenue Brooklyn.
Changes in Status
The following cabled corrections are issued
as an appendix to the regular casualty lists
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
= Died
v{RSHUP Alexander. private. Norfolk
Mi4sng in. Action. Previously Reported
Wounded degree Undetermined)
KAYES, J. E. private, Buffalo.
Returned to Duty. Previously Reported
Missing in Action
DRDWIN. Albert, private, 425 East 161st
StrAt The Bronx
EFKOWITZ. Louis. private. s2s East
h Ieenth Street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Daylight Saving Repeal
To BE Shifted to Senate

WASHiNCTOs, June 5.-Advocates
Of repeal of the daylight saving law
said to-day their fight was TO be zhift-
ed from the House 10 the Senate, and
they we're confident d rider would be
attathed ~ the agricultural appropria-
tios~ bill in The Senate rroviding for
yepfal Of tae daylight provision.
~ The rider in approved by the Sen
ate champions Of the repeal believe
IT finally Will be accepted By the
HouEa.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
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New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Capture of chihuahua
By Villa Is Ru1nOre(

Ell PASO, Texas, June tia
Patria," leading Mcxican r~-'.
published here, issued an extra to-day
saying Chihuahua Cllv Nas
Sunday by Generals Villa and Angeles,
after only two hours fighting. The
information is said to have come by
wire from Laredo from refugees who
fled from Chihuahua City. 1t is said
Villa executed eight men on taking
possession of the city.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
DIR Scheele Arraigned;
Freed on $4,000 Bond

Dr.. Walter Scheele, the German
chemist who was indicted in 1916 on a
charge Of cinspiracv to blow up muni
ton ships, was arraigned before Judge
John {. Knox in the Federal District
Court yesterday. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in $4,000 bail, which was
provided.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
SUMNER COTTAGES FOR RENT

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN COTTAGE for
rent furnished; on Cobblc Hill. Elizabeth
town. n y: mile from golf course and
village; nne views: always cool; 12 rooms
baths. 2 bedrooms. sleeping porches. fire-
places swimming pool tennis court. 2 de-
Ice house, hllcd Inquire for Kngsley Cot
tnge chretaker will show. Rent. $500 John
Crawford. East A2d St.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Illness of Queen Delays
Wilson Trim to Brussels

BRUSSELS, June 5-Owing to the
illness Of the Queen of the Belgians,
President Wilson's visit here has been
postponed until the end of next week.
Queen Elizabeth is suffering from hay
fever.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Tomorrow

The Santa Cecilia ncludl
A
lion compl
The
Iled Hospital
Comps
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
IS s. Names Are Added
To Casualty Lists
BY Cen. Persl,ing
Losses for A. f. F. Have
Reached Grand Total of
2a4,597; Late Reports of
Killed in Action Received

WASHINGTON, June 5.-General Per
shinEs daily report of the casualties
in tAn American expeditionary forces
to-dsy added So names TO the total,
whicEis now 2S4597.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Hirhest Sc dorroos

Highest. SO degrees (at 2 80 y. M low
est, oS tat :l5 a m) average, 76; average
same date last year, 10; average same date
for thirty-three years, Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06

Forecasts for Special Districts-Western
Pennsylvania. local showers Friday; Satur-
day probably fair.
Western New York. local showers Friday,
slightly cooler near the lakes; Saturday prob
ably fair.
Eastern New York, local showers Friday
or Friday night and probably Saturday :;
slightly cooler Friday night
Southern New England. fair Friday
showers at night or Saturday; somewhat
cooler Saturday the main land.
New Jersey and Delaware. partly cloudy
Friday. showers by night; Saturday prob
ably fair; little change in temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy Fri
day with local showers, slightly cooler In
northern portion; Saturday probably fair.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Other Peoples Weather

WASHINGTON. June 5.---There has been
a general fall in pressure except over a
limited area in the Central West and there
are centres of depression over eastern Min
nesota. Florida and the lower ST. Lawrence
Valley.
There has been moderation of the
warm weather in the lake region. the Mid
die Atlantic states and portions of New
ENGLAND, and a general rise in temperature
in the South and West. although it is still
quite cool for the season in the plains states.
Showers continued in the upper Missis-
sippi Valley, the western upper lake region
and the South Atlantic states and extended
into the eastern lake and western lower lake
regions and the upper Ohio Valley. Else
where the weather fair.
Showers are probable Friday in the lax.
region and Friday Friday night in the
Middle Atlantic states, followed by generally
fair weather Saturday. There will also be
showers Friday night Saturday in New
England, while in the Ohio Valley and the
South the weather will be generally fair
Friday and Saturday.
Temperature will be somewhat lower over
the sections where showers are indicated
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
COUNTRY BOARD

FOREST HILL. N. j.. s27 DE GRAW Av.
Private Family; American; will boa rd
two couple; homo comforts Phone 4045
Branch Brook.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Weather Report

Sun rises .......5 :26 Sun sets ...... 8 :23
-"ooh rises -.. 2:02 Moon sets. 20
Local Forccast.-Local showers to-day or
tonight and probably Saturday: slightly
cooler tonight: moderate south winds.
Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperature during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
me corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06

the GLEN SPRINGS. Watkins, ~ Y, on
= seneca Lake complete Mineral
tiiul private park. Natural Calcium
Chloride Brine Baths for Heart and Cir
culatory Disorders Booklets
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Humidity

a. m..- IS l p. m.. so p. m... 60
Barometer Readings
s a. m. 1920 1 p. m. 80. 10 p. m. .301
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
LAKEWOOD FARM INN

Attitude 2,7o0 feet l2O miles from New yorl
~ ;. black flies or mosoutoes; Orchestra. Dancing
Sports. Saddle Horses. etc. NI.W YORK BOOK
ING OFFICE. 1lS0 BROADWAY. Tel. Madison
EQLare-4T48.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Army Casualties to Date
Wounded Severely
NEvy YORK CITY AND VICINITY

Nalpss from New York City and vicinity
, 1919-12-01

La Bega's ice-cream parlor closes
8 Is p. m.
No collisions reported with the Alex
ander mail motor-servico.
More rain causing eclipse Of the moon
partial or annular, we know net which,
IL midnight-fne weather.
, 1919-12-01

Government order because of the coal
crisis.
London, November 18th. -Considerahle
improvement in the Adriatic situa-
ton is reported here as a result
of conversations in Paris between
British, French, Italian and Jugo-
Slav representatives. The latest indica-
tions are that there is a possibility Ct a
compromise settlement satisfactory to all
parties, including Captain D'Annunzio.
Rome, Nov. 26th.--Premier Nitti held
a long conference Yesterday with NJ.
Camille Bariera, the French Ambassador,
according to an announcement made by
the 'Epoca".
London, Nov. 26th.-A wireless mes
sage from Berlin gives the text Of q
stern note from M. Clemenceau, Presi-
dent of he Peace Conference, to the
Chairman of the German delegation to
Versailles, referring to deviate from the
terms of the Peace Trea y in sfayour Of
German prisoners, who are employed IN
the work Of reconstruction IN devastated
northern France. Referring to the bru-
tai treatment melted out to the popula-
tons Of this district under German occu-
patton, NJ. Clemenceau IS quoted as say
ing: The deepest sentiments or the
human heart have b9en so cruelty IN
jured that French public opinion cannoC
agree to grant the favour you request.
The Note sets forth that Germany sys-
tematicaIly delayed the performance Of
the arnistice terms, and instances the
sinking Of the German Warships in Scapa
Flow, the delay in the delivery of Ger
man ships, Germany's Baltic policy and
the Anti Entente propaganda in Alsace
and the world at large n declares we
owe nothing to Germany except the pre-
else fUlfllment of the provisions OF the
Peace Treaty accepted by Germany.
London, Nov. 10th. General Dene-
kine's army in Southern Russia is re-
treating, the Bolsheviki having captured
ten towns in three DAYS and are still ad-
vancing, according to q wireless DIES atch
received here from Moscow. BolsheViki
troops are entering Ukraine where they
intend to stay, the despatch adds. Adj
miral Kolcnak's forces in Central Siberia
are retiring rapidly, according to the
despatch, and me Reds have reached q
point 81 miles east OF Omsk.
Ell Pass, Texas, Nov. 26th.-General
Feline Angeles, 1exican revolutionary
leader, and famed throughout the world
as a military genius, was executed by a
Carranza firing squad at Chihuahua City
early today, following the conviction
with two companions on charges OF re-
beli0n against the Mexican sGovt., ac-
cording 10 a Geographic report from CHI
, 1919-12-01
MAILS CLOSE
for New York, N Y, by S. S.
Parma, at 4 p. m. Tuesday De
cember 2, 1919.

There will be exhibited an attractive
programme at the theatre this evening
and with the prospects of fine weather,
an enjoyable entertainment is in ore
for those who avail themselves of seeing
this show. The serial entitled The
Bulls Eye" that stirring picture Of wild
life, will be continued.
The concert by the Industrial Band,
deferred last Thursday evening, was rem
dered last evening.
Pensioners and others receiving gra-
tuitiesl from the Danish State Treasury
have been notified that payments will in
future be made in advance. This doubt
eSs aims at meeting the present high
cost OF living and placing funds in the
hands OF those concerned for TIE ap-
preaching Xmas Season, and is very
commendable.
49, lines of rain was measured at the
fort yesterday morning.
One of the steamers of the Raporel
~ 2 is looked for in Frederiksted in these
today or tomorrow.
Virginia arrived at Frederiksted
las. night with forty sacks of
hich the portion for Christian
looked for b noon.
delayed at San Jaun P. R.
orday morning waiting for mail
S. "Rrazos';.
COTTON: In issue of 28th ult.
to arrival O. a new matron
ldren's. Home, please read
Gick, instead of Sister Ma
e
, 1919-12-01
NC DAY NOTES.
re Williams.
master reviews Chr

Jstmaster and ex-Post-
~ visit F~rederiksted.
~ Of dog fight brings Christian
Postmaster hastily back;
P%entheny's dog defeats Plaskett's;
Calf which should have broken its leg
nd afforded tender meat for t is day,
so on Tuesday; usual tough meat for
%7ksgiVing;
ain preciudes band concert in eve
bur LabOur Unio9 realizes gravity
situation and concludes meeting
singing Nearer my God to Thee,
20 see they @are getting
, 1919-12-01
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROlX STATION.

81. CKO1A SIA lON
New Orleans, La, Nov, 26th. Hold
ing the Wartime Prohibition Act TN
constitutional, Federal District Judge
Foster today granted an injunction re-
straining government officials from inter-
fering with the sale by the Henry LelXec
Company of bonded liquors held IN ware
houses here.
London, Nov. 18th. The condition of
Mr.. Johnson, the American prohibition
worker, who suffered a severe injury to
the eve during the course of a raging"
by medical students recently, is reported
to be much worse. There is little hope
Of saving the injured eye, it was said
today.
ati0ns the Observation-Disclosures OF Jugo-Sla-
via did not sign the Austrian Peace
Treaty this afternoon. The reason given
by them was that they found that they
did rot have the requisite power to sign
the different annexes. The p%lenipoten-
tiaries have eight days within which to
procure the necessary power and 1t is
beheved that this authorization will De
received in that period. The anneXes
provide for the protection Of racial minor
iries, Preparations concerning Italy and a
financial arrangement regarding sharing
OF expenses n the HDGrdllOu Vi tlS
former Austro-H Hungarian Monarchy. The
time for the signing of the Bulgarian
Peace Treaty has been definitely Xed
for ten-thirty o'clock tomorrow. 1t will
take place in the Neuilly Town Hall.
Lordon, Nov. 10Th. Mr. John Lawson
Gabourite) has been elected 70 the
House of Commons in the bye-election
in Chester Le-Street, Durham County.
Mr.. Lawson polled 1888 votes as
against 5.313 cast for his national Demo
cratic opponent Mr., David Gilmour.
The election was held on November11th.
Washington, Nov. 26th. The national
coal situation has reached a crisis in the
view Of officials here, and drastic steps
to curtail consumption are in contem-
plation. 1t was said that among other
steus, an order prohibiting the manufac-
ture Of coke mas been 'epared.
San Francisco, No. h26th. -Mr. Her
bert e. Easton of London, England,
Secretary of the British Empire and
Settlement League, died suddenly yes
terday of heart Ia re, immediately
after concluding an "lress before the
Calico MIA Developml :" Board, on Brit
ism plans for aiding mer soldiers to
become farmers.
Paris, Nov. 26th Bathrooms and
dancing schools have en- closed by a
, 1919-12-01

COTTON: In issue of 18th ult.
to arrival Of a new matron
.ldren's. Home, please read
Gick, instead of Sister Ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
Am
LA JUVENTuD
De RIO PIEDRAS
AL PUEBLO
DE JUANA DIAZ
iALERTA, PUEBLOl

va sono la campana de la emancipa-
ci6n para todos los pueblos que anhe-
Ian su libertad. La Ley Municipal des-
pierta a todos los pueblos comuni-
dades, donde un puiiado de hombres
ogoistas dominan perpetuidad el name
jo de la cosa prblica, de ese sueno le-
tai que tan imbeciles y retrogados les
hacen, soportando sumisamente ell des-
potismo ell kaiserismo de aquellos que
les haIagan y adulan; mientras estan
en- diligencias para conseguir las rien-
das del gobiemo municipal, para desf
pues de haber conseguido este, lamar
les al rostro ell desprecio. Basta va de
consideraciones y correligionalismo,y co
loquemos en- esos puestos hombres lido
neos interesados por el progreso bic
nestar prncomunal Recordemos que la
saba Ley Municipal recomienda per-
sonas, con titulos PROFESSIONALS que
hayan obtenido ell diploma de octave
grado para desempefiar algunos cargos
mImicipales, y aqui, en- este pueblo
Guiana Diaz) hay una gran juventud
intellectual de que puede sacarse un
ndcieo de j6venes para ponerlos frente
a sus intereses.
Es necesario darle Ia oportunidad de
guar los destinos del pueblo esa ge-
neracion que ha pasado por Ell rudo
crisol de la escuela moderna, y que
Sc ha preparado en- todos los ordenes
de la vida para que vaya adiestrando
Sc en- ese ejercicio de vital intsres para
todos. No puede ser. nj debe permitir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23

Sc que por pasiones politicas; nj por
intereses personales, Sc anule y sc lie.
We al monitor anonimo esa legion dc
jovenes intelectuales, que LENA de ar
dor de interes y de entusiasmo, desea
brindar sus servicios al pueblo.
Juana Diaz yace estancado. inerte;
examine. Un bald6n de tristeza de
miseria pesa en- nuestro ambiente. Y
Ia que Sc debe esa inercia la parali-
zacion del progreso? A la poca inicia-
tiva dc la actual administration Y CO.
mo 81 no bastaran los cinco amos dc
amargas pruebas, como 81 este pueblo
fuera inconsciente, todavia esos actua.
les funcionarios pretenden la reelec.
cion. Y es que tienen inveterada. la
creencia de que ellos son los mas patrio-
tas v los de mas capacidad para desem-
peiar esos cargos del municipio Y les
pregunto yo: SCreeis tai vez que sois
insustituibles? iCreeis que habeis ad-
quirido esos cargos por una ley de he
rencia? eos habeis oIvidado que quien
oss coloco ahi fue la suprema voluntad
del pueblo? No, no sois insustituibles
Nj habeis adquirido .esa posicion por
q ley de herencia. ESQ 10 otorga Ell pue-
bio los hombres cspacitados que Sc
comprometen guar sus destinos por
buena senda luego cumplen sus pro-
mesas al pie de la letra. Pero como ha
beis demostrado poca iniciativa inte-
res, y hasta desprecio ese mismo pue-
bio que os coloc6 ahi, no teneis razon
para pedir reelection. iAbajo! Juana
Diaz tiene un grupo de jovenes inte-
lectuales leno de ilusiones, de amor
interes su pueblo; que muy bien
puede estar frente al cello de sus inte-
reses publicos. Pueblo juanadino; tu
progreso depende del interes iniciati-
va de tus gobernantes. Asi es que es
necesario que tengas mucho tacto en-
esta nueva election.
LOYoLA.
Juana Diaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
EI PTeSidende, Wilson pide al COngreSO que diCte
IOyGS contra los aGapaTadOrGS
Dice Su mens que no eS possible maOeCsr aactVOs ante Ia p
dficuItad dc Ia carsstia, los salaries las husgas
LVYE Los MQUAERES ENTIRE Los ARTCUIOS De PRMERA NJ
Ps que ley contra acapaadO ga mas ampa ica empOga
penaS efecVaS cont Ia speculation hjuSa

WASHINGTON, agosto Sci pre-
sidente Wilson Sc presento esta tarde
POGO despues de las en- el Capitolio
ante las dos Camaras federales reu-
midas a leer el mensaje presidential
que tenia praparado relative a
la necesidad de adoptar medidas in
mediatas y energicas con Ell objeto dc
combatir la cafestia de la vida.
Esperabase el mensaje con mucha
ansiedad y las galerfas de las CANA
ras estaban llenas. FL mensaje con-
tiene aproximadamente cinco mil pala
bras, y fue dido con el interes que
despertnn siempre las recomenda
clones de Mr.. Wilson. Comenzo di-
ciendo:
"Senores del Congreso: He bus
cado oportunidad de dirigirme vo-
sotros, porque no hay duda que es
es mi deber lamar vuestra atencion
respecto al actual costo de la vida,
e indicaros, con toda la fuerza de per-
suacion de que soy capaz, la urgen-
cia que hay de adoptar medidas legis
lativas que sean mas. efcaces para re-
girlo yreducirlo. Los precios que el
pueblo de este pals esta pagando por
todo 10 necesario para la vida no sc
justifcan porque haya escasez nj aho-
ra nj en- 10 de adelante, y en- muchos
casos han sido creados artificial y de-
liberadamente por medic de practi-
cas- viciosas que debieran ser inme-
diatamente reprimidas por la ley.
Constituyen una carga, tanto mas in
tolerabe cuanto que sabemos que es
mpuesta adrede por quienes pueden
hacerlo, que seria possible, median-
te vigorosa accion pGblica, aligerarse
muchisimo hacerla que correspon-
da con las condolences verdaderas de
la oferta Y la demanda. Algunos de
los metodos por los cuales Sc han
creado estos precios, caen va bajo la
ley, hasta son criminales algunos,
y quienes los emplean seran energi-
camente perseguidos.
MAS otros no caen todavia bajo
la ley, Y debian ser objeto de inme-
data legislacion".
"No es necesario dar detalles de
este grave asunto: los precios que Sc
piden Sc pagan en- las fuentes de
suministro, en- la fabrica, en- ell mer-
cado de las subsistencias, en- las tien'
das, en- las fondas y los hoteles, va
en- la ciudad va EN- el campo, os son
familiares. Hablase de ellos en- todos
los hogares. y aun en- encuentros ca
suales entire los conocidos, sabese ash
mismo que Sc ha creado una situacion
tai que 81 no Sc hace algo los precios
de los alquileres y de los articulos de
primera necesidad iran subiendo mas
y mas en- un circulo vicioso que no
tendria fin logico nj natural.
"Con el aumento en- el precio de los
articulos necesarios para la vida, vie
nen demandas de aumento en- los sala-
rios; demandas que Sc justifcan 81 no
hay otro medic que permita las gen
tes vivir. Tras el aumento EN- los sala
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
LAS INTERMEDIATES DEL
HIGADO

Esta enfermedad Sc manifesto gene.
ralmente por una sensacion de pesadez,
incomodidad y dolor al costado derecho
del vientre debajo de las costillas. FL
rostro de los enfermos es amarillo, BIZ
lioso; las orinas muy tefidas. Desde
que Sc empiezan a sentir estos sintomas
debe empezarse el tratamiento con, ,el
Arthri-Sel, para evitar que el NAL 50
agrave. .
En- todos los casos, el medicamento
por excelencia es Ell Arthri-SelA De ven-
ia en- todas las farmacias, Agente Ge.
neral en- Puerto Rico. Juan A. Perez,
Allen SO, P. o. Box 425. San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

M6dico Cirujano, farmac6utico, Bac-
teriologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de BacteriOlO-
gia de Ia Univcrsidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio do Analisis Clinico v
meteorological. Medicina. General.
Horas de consulta, de a 10 A. N.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23

rios vienen inmediatamente un au-
mento en- ell precio de los productos
,duyos productores han recibido aquel
aumento, y este no en- proportion con
esta alza, porque el manufacturer
no Sc conforma con clio, sino un au-
Finento mucho mas grande que el Gre
edo costo por salarios Y para el cual
el aumento de salaries es veces ma
da mas que una eXcusa. Los trabaja
dores que no reciben aumento en- la
paga cuando 10 piden,. tienden a en-
trar en- huelga, y la huelga solamen-
te empeora todo. Detiene la produc
cion; 81 afecta los ferrocarriles, i'm
pide la distribution Y vacia los mer-
cados al punto de que llega no haber
NADIA que comprar y asi los precios
suben excesivamente a causa de la
escasez.
"Estos son los hechos las fuerzas
que han llegado a sernos demasiado
conocidos. Pero el que estemos fami-
barbados seons ellos, el que llegue-
mos Ia conclusion festinada SUI
perhcial de que son ''naturales" e ine-
vitables, no justifica ell que perma
nezcamos inactivos y los dejemos He
gar sus resultados fatales, 81 es
que hay algo que podamos hacer pa
ra reprimirlos, corregirlos revO-
carlos He buscado esta oportunidad
para informar al Congreso 10 que
el Executive esta hacienda por via de
remedio y control, y para indicar en-
que casos faltan remedies legales y
como pueden proveerse".
Despues de explicar los procedi-
mientos que el gobierno ha seguido
hasta la fecha, el presidente Wilson
hizo al Congreso las recomendaciO
mes siguientes:
"Permitaseme indicar la urgencia
en- primer lugar, de que la ley de Con
troll de Subsistencias actualmente en-
vigor Sc ample, tanto en- 10 que SC
refiere al periodo en- que ha de con
tinuar funcionando como en- 10 que
concierne los articulos a que debe
aplicarse. Sus clausulas contra el
acaparamiento deberan aplicarse no
solo los alimentos sino a todae sus-
tancia alimenticia, al combustible, d
las ropas muchos otros articulos
que son indispensables de primera
necesidad. De ninguna otra manera
pueden evitarse efcazmente los abu-
SOS que han resultado de las maniobras
de especulacion en- los precios por me-
dio del acaparamiento de las sus-
tancias alimenticias y otros articu
los de primera necesidad. Lo legiti-
mo de estas medidas y su necesidad no
puede dudarse.
"Seame permitido lamar la aten-
cion acerca del hecho de que aunque
la ley actual prohibe la speculation
(profteering) la prohibition no va
sancionada por pena alguna. Es cla-
ro que esta EN- el interes piblico que
Sc provea una pena que llegue ser
persuasive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
PROFESSIONAL:

Medico Abogado Ingeniero. 81 usted hombre pro-
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