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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
Royal Highlander
Band To Be
Brought Here
By Boy Scouts

The Boy Scouts under the direc-
ton of Scout Master Filbert, have Sc
cured the Royal Scotch Highlander
Band, now at st. Petersburg. ard
this splendid musical organization
will give two concerts on Thursday,
April 10th, the first at $3.50 o'clock,
and the second at 500 in the even
ing. The concerts will be given from
the band stand in the Park and will
be free, though the Boy Scouts will
ask to be allowed to tag auditors ct
rs cents a tag. In this way 1t Is
hoped that nice sum may be raised,
forty per cent Of which will 20 to
the Boy Scouts.
Features of the concert will be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1918
ROYAl|S1 CONSPIRACY
UNCOVERED; q
PERSONS SHOT
Bl bOLSH|Y|kIS
(By Associated Pres.)

Stockholm, March 2S.--An alleged
Royalist conspiracy has been sncov-
cred at Penza, in eastern European
Russia, according to the Russian
newspaper Krasnayra Gazette. Twer-
tyrone persons were shot by the Boil
sheviki. The alleged leader was Su-
kotine. former marshall Of the Rus
sian nobility and local commissary
under the Bolsheviki regime. Suko
tine was executed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
CAPT. SIE|Tz HAS
WORKED WONDERS
IN SANITATION
IN HIS PRISONER
Of WAR CAMP

VI WAn UNFIT
The work of Captain Steitz ae Com
mander of a Prisoner of War camp in
France is told very interestingly IN
the last issue Of Lets Co." a small
paper issued from Hill 772. which
says:
The M. r. R. P. rightfully boasts Of
one of the most comfortable Prisoner
of War enclosures in the A. f. +.
Where Heinie and his custodians, the
doughboy, once did squads east and
marked time in q sea Of mud, there
is now most every convenience.
This transformation is due almost
entirely to the efforts Of Capt. VIM.
Stietz, the present commanding Off
Ger Of the enclosure. Before his mil
itary figure was noted among the 9TH
er officers Of the camp, the enclosure
resembled other parts Of Death VAL
ley. The prisoners and doughboys
formed in mud, the fame of which
long ago has been woven into scng
and verse by every bard who lost
hobnail in Its depths. But Capt.
Stietz Is firm believer in that adage,
"a man Is a human being ami
straightway the elimination of mud
and the personal welfare Of his charg-
es were under way upon his arrival.
Duckboards leading to all the bar
racks were constructed and a road
made of the sawdust and shavings
from the woodworking department.
These improvements are In vogue all
through each barracks OF the enclos-
ure. The baths next demanded his
attention. The doughboys ard the
prisoners under Capt, Steitz at one
time back In the dim and distant past
used the brook as an implement OF
combat with the cootie with more or
less success. mostly less, but now the
camp sports hot showers with heat
ed room in which to dress and every
thing. A laundry is conducted In
connection with the bath house In
each enclosure; there are barber
shops, shoe shops, tailor shops. car
penter shops and a canteen at which
the prisoners exchange their pay
slips for the little accessories Of life
not on the issue book. They receive
two sous a day.
The mess halls have movable tables,
there Is a stage erected at one end
and each Sunday night these are con-
verted into theatres. in which the
talent Of the enclosures burst forth
into comedy and tragedy. The shows
usually last from six to ten.
The prisoners mess is made from
the menu which the doughboys de-
YOUR. both being identlcally the
same. The health of the enclosure
has been unusually good since
Heinie's arrival here, only eight
deaths being recorded from among
approximately 1000 prisoners. But
the prisoners have to watch their
step. In one Of the enclosures there
is little red brick hoosgow and one
caught violating any Of the regula-
tions is placed here In solitary con"
flnement. At present there are five
prisoners arrested for small misde-
meanors and they are sentenced tn
Iolitary confinement on bread and
water for a certain number Of days
depending on the extent Of the
charge, being given half an hour each
morning and afternoon for exercise
Last week a prisoner OF war escaped
from the Nevers enclosure, was ap-
pretended at Fours, and Is being held
in the local stockade pending an In
vestigafion into his case.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28

DeSoto County: Another Texas cat
tleman has purchased $4,000 acres of
land In this county and Is now fenc-
ing it preparatory to bringing in
herd Of cattle from Texas. To this
he will add some of the best native
cows and breed up for better beef
points. Several growers will carry
on spraying demonstrations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
vienna IS
THREATENED
WITH FAMINE
BECAUSE OF
STRIKE IN
HUNGARY
STRIKE SPREADING AND MAY
LEAD TO THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF A SOVIET GOVT IN GERMAN.
AUSTRIA
(By Associated Press.)

Vienna, March 2S.--The railroad
strike called here threatens to spread
throughout the country. The strike
was called partly for higher wages
and partly on account Of sympathy
with the Hungarian revolution. It 10
feared this may lead to the establish
ment Of Soviet republic In German.
Austria. AS the result of the inter-
ruption Of food trains between Triest
and Vienna, the latter city is threat
ened with famine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
6PfD THAT PRELIMINARY
|[ACE treaty MAY Be SIGNED
| BY april 70; DRAFT Of
LEAGUE NATIONS COVENANT
MAY soon Be PUBLISHED
Terms
ON new VICTORY
loan ARRANGED
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, March 2S.-Terms Of
payment of the new Victory loan, ar
nounced today. are the most liberal
ever offered by a government. De-
ferred payments may be extended oy-
er a period of six months from May
10 to November II.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
Create Council of Ministers
lBy Associated Press.l

tBy Associated Press.)
Faris' March ga council Of for
asn ministers and foreign secretaries
v Great Britain. the United tSate'.
france and Italy, has been created to
'OrE simultaneously with the pre-,
aiers and President Wilson but on
uUerent branches Of the great tech
p'cal questions involved in the peace
''''ement, Japan was not gi"en a
'presentative because its delegation
YES not include its foreign minister
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28

Oceola County: Great interest
shown by citrus growers to combat
insect pests and diseases. Trees
heavy with bloom. Considerable
thrift noted. Cattle beginning to pick
up. A 40 per cent stand for to crop.
Many potato growers planting pota-
to fields to corn, pease, and velvet
beans.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
LEN|NE URGES
HUNGARY TO
SEND army
AGAINST vienna
(By Associated Press.)

London, March 28.-Premier Le-
zine has sent wireless to the Hun
,arian government urging 1t to send
an army against Vienna, according tt
\ Budapest dispatch received at Ber-
linz and forwarded here. Lenine
promised to advance one hundre
thousand kronens to finance the pro-
iect.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
Communists Want to Control
(By Associated Press,

Paris, March 2S.-The communists
elements in Austria are planning a
movement to gain control of the gov
ernment, the Matin correspondent at
The Hague says he learns from
Vienna.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
KAISER AND CROWN
PRINCE TO Be
TRIED BY HIGH
GERMAN COURT
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, March 2S.-Former Emperor
Wilhelm and the former Crown
Prince will be among those tried by a
high court. which the German Ma
tional Assembly will create. Paris
newspapers say.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
To Increase Membership
lBy Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
Paris, March 2S. Membership o.
be states in the executive courcil OF
BE League Of Nations, Reuters says
understands, will be increased from
NO to three, the third member prob
bly, being a labor representative.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28

Wakulla County: Farmers buying
better machinery. One gang plow
cultirator and one.hand power peanut
shelter wes placed during the past
week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28

Florida annually produces lb'OoO'
non gallons Of milk. This state il
halter adapted to dsiryfng than Is any
,ther state In the union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
Former Premler's Death Exaggerated

''nef PremIers Death Exaggerated
tBy Associated Pressl
London March 2S.-Count Karolyl,
'Ormer Hungarian premier, varicusl7
'spOrted assassinated or imprisoned,
enjoying complete liberty in Buda-
pat as are other members of the gov
unment who were compelled to re-
esn when the Soviet uprising oc-
Wfred according to a Hungarian.
wireless received here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
|ilson To Insist
N Monroe Doctrine
Being Included
In Final Draft
MsERS OF THE STATES IN
fuE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL TO
Ia INCREASED FROM TWO TO
fHREE
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.}
Paris, March 2S.--Hopes We're ex
Issed last night in peace conference
cles that a preliminary peace
atty may be signed by April 20.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28

F,ar,ds's sea coast is 1900 miles
,es IN Florida, with homegrown
iong
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28

More than 800 sIlos have been bu''
= r,,-,do IN recent vca-s 'h's Tor'
,,.v,rg been scarcely started.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
lenine Asks Recognition Of U. 8.

''S ASKS neco9nItion OF ". ..
Paris. March 2S.-A rumor cur
'ent last night was that the United
states had received note from Pre-
uler Lenine and War Minister Trot
'V Of the Russian Soviet govern
nen'' asking recognition for that
sOVernment says Marcel Hutin in the
hcao De Paris today. Hutin says he
cannot say that President Wilson is
'lSnclined to give the request favor
sOle consideration.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-28
Reject Military Amendment
tBy Associated Press.j

IBy ASs0cIated PreSs.J
Paris, March est was reported
sst night that the amendment to the
League Of Nations covenant provid-
lng for a permanent military and
naval staff for the League had been
rejected.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
Ell CARNAvAL EN- Ell
''cAsTNo EsPANoL''

La comisi6n qus entiende On Ia PFC.
paraei6n de los bailes que dara este
Centre, ha sehalado los dias siguien-
tes para su celebration; FL domingo
. dc mario, dc etiqueia; para Hihos. II
lunes 3 v dc mascaras. u martcs .. Sc
estd traba jando activamcntc para ~
adorno de los saloncs
la idea que hay IS dc que 81 eon
junto sea una reproduction del pa
lacio del Ensucho. =, adornaran ~
p6rtico Y Ia csealcra la anfcsala
rcprodueira Ia "Cavcrna de- los gno
mos DE cstos Sc ha idcado una com
parsa que rccibira a X. NJ. Ia Rcina
del Carnaval, schorita OLYMPIA Mouti
LA, cuando ella honr, los saloHes dc al.
cho Centre. Fl salon principal iig,Ira
ra Ia "Gruta eneantada " ~ scgun
do salon, tiene por lena 81 ''Aniro del
drag6n.'' -
La Comisi6n de Rccreo Ia csr,c.
cial cncargada del adorHo Sc proJo
nm hacer algo original dc bucn
gusto.
Sin duda scra mucha Ia animation
que habra para asistir a los bailcs IN
dicados, iuzgar por los prcparativos
que Sc csian hacienda.
FL notable pintor csccnografv don
( Felipe Rios. csta iraba iando dcs,lc Il
luncs en- las dceoracionrs. v dada 81
completeness. lIamaran mucho IA atcu
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
AHededor del n1undo
COSAS VEREDES....,.,,.,

tricio portorriqueno Don Roman Bal
dorioty de Castro. Don Roman nacio
en- Guaynabo ell dia 20 de Febrero
del ano de gracia de 1922. Ell aiio en-
que nacio ell insigne hombre publ
co fu6 ano bisiesto. Resulta que este
no 10 es. Consecuentemente, no po-
demos celebrar ell aniversario de su
natalicio a menos que anadi6semos
por nuestra cuenta un dia mas
este corto mes de Febrero. De 10 con-
,trario celebraremos este aniversario
cada cuatro amos.
iEs no es ell aniversario del ma
cimiento de don Roman mafiana?
iGrave aprieto! ST queremos ccle-
brar este acontecimiento dc la histo-
ria patria todos los amos, resulta-
r1an todos bisiestos. iTiehen poder
los senores legislatures para agre-
gar un dia mas este mes de Febre-
ro? jSe atreveran hacer esta pc
queia alteration en- el calendario?
No dejar1a de ser una innovation CO.
mo otra cualquiera. mo alteraron el
calendario los revolucionarios fran
cses? A esta nueva alteration po-
driamosla lamar 'Fla revolucion de fe-
brero'.
Por 10 pronto Sc me ocurre esta
pregunta: 5es no es ell cumplea-
nos rio Don Ror1o3o2
Tiene la palabra Don. Cayetano,
como historiador. He dicho.
FIERABRAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28

iAqu1 paz y en- el cielo gloria! Yea
Sc como un humorista espanol NADIA
menos que Jose Montero, pone al vulgo,
por la roma de incultura que le obliga
tan bajos juicios como los que hace
de don Francisco de Quevedo y Vile
gas, ell estupendo poeta de las jacaras
y letrillas, aquel que cant6 en- un iris
te romance
No hay necio que no me liable,
hi vieja que no me quiera
nj pobre que no me pida,
nj rico que no me ofenda.
Dido a la GAIA:
Gale de la Montera arriba Y 81
guiendo despu6s por la de la Hortalc-
20, llegamos a la plaza de Santa Bar
bara. En- medic de un jardin Sc, ele-
va la fgura del alto y pondefado ca
ballero Don Francisco de Quevedo Y
Villegas, senior de 10 torre de Juan
Abad, el que tuVo su casa solar en- tie
rras de la Montana, pis0 reales pala
clos, jug6 con meninas y bufoncs, Sc
durmi6 ell ell regazo de las azafatas,
prob6 su temple y su valor en- rinas
y galanteos, fue preso y persegllido
y adorn6 su pccho con la cruz de San
tiago. Ali esta, sobre ell p6treo pc
destal que un artista labr0 para su
gloria, al aire la rizada mclena, flo
tante ell capotillo bien cenida la cs-
pada, curioseando la vida que CORE
ante 81 tumnltuosa y pintoresca mien-
tras ALA lejos suena el preg6n de unos
cuantos versos plebeyos que 81 desde
maria con caballeresco deSd6n.
Pese Ia cultura dc los ticmpos,
decir Quevedo es tanto como decir
bufonadas, en- vez de ingenio gracia
a buena cuenta espanoles y castizos.
Anda ell poeta metido en- hojas que
dicen cuantas chocarrerias obsceni-
dades lie ocurrieron Il una musa vulgar
hecha a pisar burdeles y mancebias y
descansar sus huesos sobre mugrien-
tas mesas tabernarias. No hay circulo
de beodos, nj corrillo de plaza pGblica,
nj mentidero, nj taller, dondc alguna
vez no Sc haya alberto algun libraco
con frases, ocurrencias, chisteS agu-
dezas de Quevedo, que nunca fueron
SuyaS. Dc eSta manera Sc ha cOndenado
al hidalgo rodar por fregaderos y TO
cones, por callcjuelas y caminos, para
ser encanto y solaz de mozas del par
lido, maritornes y barateros, cuando
no de sujetos mas avisados, que hacen
pinitos en- tertulias sobremesas, con
sus puntas de eruditos y sus ribetes de
letrados.
No Sc le tiene por ingenioso, caba-
Hero y galan, sino por pedestre y be-
llaco, nj mas nj menos que a cualquier
Triquitraque de nuestro tempo. Y
por Dios, que asf tenfa la tizona pues-
ia para arreglar cualquier desaguisa-
do, como la pluma a punto para glo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28

"Cosas veredes que faran fablar
las piedras-" La verdad es que pasan
cosas en- este mundo, que apesar de
ser tan serias dan ganas de reir.
Alemania, pongo por ejemplo, Sc
creyo Omnipotente, invencible, todo-
poderosa, considero a las demas ma
clones fragiles castillos de naipes que
un soplo aggressive podria derrumbar
f&cilmente, y Sc dispuso met6rse-
las a todas en- el bolsillo. Ell mundo
sc escam6, preparose para el asalto,
Sc puso ell guardia, y cuando Alema
MIA Sc cuadr0 en- la arena en- actitud
de pelea, SUI reto fue aceptado. Sin
decir fu nj mu T1o Samuel le cay6 enci-
ma, Y a fuerza de coscorrones Y pa
pirotazo la redujo en- un dos por
tres a la impotencia, espanto al Gu
co del militarismo prusiano, y ell en-
perador SUI familia emigraron CO.
mo aves desorientadas en- busca de
refugio, y Sc pusieron fuera del al
canoe de quien sabria imponerles
castigo por sus barrabasadas.
Alemania fue .por lana Y salio
trasquilada., Esto da- ganas de rcir.
Y les cosa seria.
Ahora entro en- otro 6rden de CO.
sas.
Y presento a la consideration del
publico lector ell siguiente conficto
de caracter historico.
Manana deb1a ser el aniver-
sario del nacimiento del ilustre pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
UN SOLDADO

Sai'cmos que = Nafiseai f'ssain susn
"a entire be lersorrs a. NJ ngUMDo
e"H una Isgiaa A. simrasisadsfss. '
Huestfos leetstss ~ dshsa nsaas = -.
e. gran s"l'iada qur ua ffhiis ssa ua
hoHeg.
Ioffre. Fc~h. -. W Narn~. - sgms.
- dare esfusfFo ~ suasra aks.s 10 psus
las - ,iss.ria f.rsala ssuguisssla
fuluiuaHi~ y fetal. en- ff'ulss. vsr.lsa.
u avanee sienssn r~'o. - avane~ frsm
ets resusliamenfs wais.ls , rsraua.is
dc tSiio>. issls ssts peF q sstsaiisnss
del irfc s"trr - horsi.fs. 80 a sss
daHza dei h"wl,re ~ - ffe. sanbisa
s"u iitules. ~ laurel - rsfain s.us
pIemrHta iar efsus - - axaargat.a.
- b. aguaf,iaf.a snfrr las fssiu.ias ssss
qHe IN niuruaa psrte. fleusie fas. .su
de estuv". dsads nsan.is Pssaiu dir
~ douds puiera ~ hurlia s5nrls
hueH Huehashe. - W. snf.Issia. hravs
ieHa1. - ua saritss. ass4uiii~ y
hrme. ~ sn n~fr. - fus snfrs q t.asfs
.-ris g. las tria~hsras dossis - 80 De-
iiHGueH iess g~nsrairs ~ isss smtiaslsafs,
fHe ~ ~ afaqur snfrr ~ fasxs uas eve
fuu.ic los grasiaz. ~ fss - - samva
mratr. - -neuaigs harrils tasaaa.is 81
loie rH ios iaiiios las fsssIisiaass. -
81 enfaS@u i.afisuis ~ uaiseas A. sus
-oliadas. " uu f--iu.ia. ~ g~iasis gu-
se tai~ eumo un zruasu Y savs ~.
gallo - %. srf un saf.iasis - sssis.
~ felu.lo pue fFifs esnss aaslie 30 o.
isado eoH" na - reisars iamss. ~
qne biz" n xu~fra rara asefes sst~rsar
ias alrzriat e. = faF.
o. ias i~Haferssss Dip - ias ~
rss eomtrias - au- %" sra fssit sar~s
Jess. y d~e.ls au~ iss tuv~. ~ ss.ssrs..
nn frsrundrrfts = iss srfanenss ssrax
Tides rou ,isieusias are fassIisran ta
rer-fn"s iezitirs.s ~ - ~z~~ss - vu-s
tres rescu'irairaf,.s. fernaaessrsis dis
siriina'isr. rr~fefusssss ~ fas t.rrsumss
y H. o. r~-as. fb~sruss ~ hat.sr hasi
'ie ,uesirus aderrsafias raf ias -
Has ~ inr"s.ifsis sii.s ~ - atx
nidad g. tnee'fa asiiiaf - aunls
~ sahri que adairsf nsss II tuessss
sgssr"rfamirafs ~ ~ tieisria = tr-s.
fro beroisnso - - esnlfass
QHieH as saf.e hsiifse triunfss
de "a manefa. taie iants ssnss ~ ~
T'orta qsS iefe. Pass fuf - - sspis qu-
fssssssa tssa rrnevaHaa At a. . a.. -
grande ' npbie ssi.laio ffansss. aisus
dc nucsifp esVifitu. dizns A. iss gfaa
des horas que heuss vivtla. ~ s-lss
scHiidos digs. s. H. vistssia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
LO MejOr para Indiges-
ton, Gases, Agruras o
Acidez en- el Est6magO.
Ne sufrs mksi CSma 80 tsass q
desarreRIss en- Il sstSmags
dtspepaia

i.e rcpise = "a. aigSa aiimsats
que ioma. que saiss hes. PETE - -
sasia - le frrussnta. sarsnaefe 80.
no - fusran rsdasoa a. risms v
pune II sstsrnage uaio. aKrie iiems
IL wasesf Hmeuo. pmes. 80 . NFa. aia.
peptiea. turusu Hsta A. este I.a Dta.
pef<ina de Pap hass aexsris suai-
quisr eusa. y NJ dsa aaaa arrts nj
eausa dessrdsuss ~ 81 estsmsrs. Ne
ha habido NADIA taa rfrids efeaf.
SECURE inofensivu = "a veNs We im.
pnrfa u NAL que tenKa - essSwawe.
II dssarregio eve tsnea. ia. 80 sufafk
~ eineo miHufos. - qae mfs y
azradars sers esr ave fexaisrisa q
estomago v "a. ruede sssses sas ria
toe favoritos sin u mTnar tewev.
fasf fofns fus reuaeslsNa atfwSam =
veees. s"n desraeiesgs - seEufes.
IL - Diapersina de Pap - ~ o..
medic raride. saeaz y rsas - este
maEn ~ tas ssndirieass nsfs ssiufa.
bles. siH miesia qas vwsitan = FsFs-
tirsr.
Uaei - sentirs disersnse ssa eco.
to e"uso u '' uisrsrsias A. Fap~" Iis.
gue Al sst6niaxs. ias raaiss - disipaa
iHstaHtansaasuts. ~ ssfsassTa - as
p. desararseeH - Esses. = aatatsa.
ga. los cruetos o. aiimsemsos ~ atwr
ril9s. 80 dssr~ia - sat~sa ustsa
vuslve a ssnfiFse sans ' ssntensa.
Eava ahora ssssrre uaa safa rfss.
DE- de 90 papsrsfaa ar Pap" ~ suai
quief hotiea. Es sin~s miuatss ia
eompfrnders n imueeesaffa aus - sw
frir " infiTe<ft6u. aisrwrsss Eco
afrerlos dsi essswawa.
AuVT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28

iPor que ir cojcando con pics inha
mados V adoloridos, tan cansados, irri-
tadOs hinchados que casi nj pucdc
ponersc 0 quitarsc los zapatos! /; Por
que no compra una caiita dc "Tiz, -
Ell cualquier farmacia ahora mismo,
alivia sus pies adOloridos!
"Tiz" proporciona comodidad a los
pies; baja la inflammation alivia ri do
lor cuando cstan cxcoriados, adoloridos
G irritados. "Tiz' cura instantanca-
mentc c dolor en- las callosidades dc los
pies, Ell los iuanctcs Y los callos. "Tiz -
es espl6ndido para los pics cansados V
adoloridos. No mas molcstia nj mart-
rio para los pies. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
A Los ESTUDIANTES DE LA
UNIVERSIDAD DE PUERTO RICO

Amigos mics:
He sido informado dc cicrto acto
realizado pOr algunOs dc ustcdes con
motive del discurso que pronuncie an
te ustedes ell In mahana dc aver. No
conozco directamentc los dctallcs, pucs
no fuG rcalizado en- mi prcsencia, pcro
me apresurO a caliicarlo como un inn
pulse de ardorOsa iuvcntud dificil de
reprimir, Y NADIA mas.
Como cl Prcsidentc Wilson, "siem-
pre- he pcnsado que cl prOp6sito dc la
cducaci6n es despertar cl cspiritu' V
dcsdc el mOmcnto Ell que me cntcre
de las ideas agitadas por un grupo dc
ustedcs con respccto al problcma fun
damental de nucstra vida como pueblo,
quise, no eli una forma autoritaria, ST.
no bajando n la arena dc la discussion,
sin ambajes hi rOdeos, serena frme
mente, agitar el espiritu de ustedcs,
lamar Ia conciencia de ustcdcs, ha
cia el deber de los ciudadanos ameri-
canos con respecto a la sObcrania anne
ricana, y al mismo tempo hacia la gran
deza de nuestro porvenir unidos la
gran rep1blica.
Conozco bien, por cxperiencia, los
ardOres Juveniles. No tcmo sus arran-
ques. Quisc regar una scmilla dc YER
dad y dc fc y 10 hicc, y pudc nOtar
con gran satisfaction que habia ALI
muchos cdrazQnes que latian con cl
mio. Para elloS mi amor V mi confianza
tambi6n para los que cxpresaron
luegO su opinion contraria mis- ideas,
porquc es tai la fe que tengo on 6stas,
que yo espcro que andando cl tempo
nos hcmOs dc encontrar rcunidos, ale
gres Orgullosos, traba .jandO eli 81 mis-
mo campo de acci6n en- pro del bicn dc
nucstra patria.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, - dc fc-
brero de 1919.
(Firmado) Emilio del Toro.
Presidentc INFERNO Junta de Sin
dicos, Univcrsidad de Puerto Rico .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28

No hay camino que no yerre, nj
juego donde no pierda. 49,.
Parece que adivinaba que tambien
habfa de perder, pasados los siglos, en-
el juego de su buen nombre dc caba-
Hero poeta que su fama habia de
errar el verdaderO camino, ivive Diosl
por culpas dc su vida, no por yerro
dc las p1blicas cntendcderas.
Despu6s de este, que contcsten los
artistas refnados del colorido v plas-
ticidad de Ia Erase. i..........!
iLos pseudo intclcctualcs!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
UN REFLE]O DEL CARACTER
DEL LCDO. emilio DEL TORO
Una carta a los estudiantes de la
Universidad

Ell Licdo. don Emilio del Toro, ha
remitido una carta los estudiantes de
la Universidad, que es una feliz ex-
preston de su fineza provcrbial Y de su
educaci6n cfvica.
acknowledgements los intcligentes v
cultos estudiantes quicncs va diri-
gida Ia recibiran Y lccran con afccto.
He aqui la interesantc carta:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-28
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