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) Questions ;
{. ANSWERED .

O what per cent OF the babies
Of this country arc born left
handler
A. Fully ! per cent
Q What countries o. South Amer.
tea are under foreign dominion7
4. British Guiana. Duich omnaHd.
and Preach Guiana There arc
nuu,srou iliands opHed BY foreign
porcfa
Q. What IS a eoloratured SINGER
A. one who produces M effect o.
giring color 70 FOCAL music by 0'rs
ing ttro or NOR, poies 70 each
syllable. as IN ffiiis. runs. ofc,
Q. what are tsnors and sopranos
A. Tenor Il rho term applied 70
tho highest natural adult male voice.
,shuo soprano oppllss 70 fhe human
voioe Of mo highet pitch or range,
and q aIinayi usod 70 det'0naio a
ioomdn huger or vsrv voung boy
before h5 voice changes
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BuSybOdieSA Are the Bunk!
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

T IKE ants. energetic people
- arc very often oyerraisd.
Women. especially. are laudsd
FOR their ability 20 keep perpet
ually on the so. and most Of
them count Il virtue when
they are fald 90 b. without a
lazy bono IN their bodies.
However. know Of no more
nerve raekinE person than ono
Of these So.cnlled busy women.
who does not know what Il Is
20 ait rtili for three minutes AZ
n stretch. but who take particu.
lar delight IN lsaping about the
room. picking up things which
arc just na well or where they
arr. She goes about csaselsasly
potterhg over something. rest.
losa and fidgcty. rushing AZ her
labofH full ,iit. until you notu.
ally get tired out watching her.
And she generally counts !, a
virtue that sha II 10 eonsti.
tuted. hhe boasts Of the fact
that Il "a impossible for her 20
hit down without a BIT OF sewing
20 occupy her or a pan Of peas
20 hhell She goes thru life
drinking IN compliments 70 her
industry. until shs becomes Oh.
Hehssd With hsr own perfection.
~ never seems 20 occur 90
such women that BIZ OF re.
pose u also an excellent posses.
sion. II =, indeed. delightful
20 REQ a woman now and then
who can sit siiii. and n you will
take notice. you will be Eur.
priced AZ how few there arc
who can DO H.
The energetic creatures whose
virtues are % often sung arc
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SE4SQVABzzlE{&s{}|#H E'E :

WITH might win the chill
w winter nigh When right the brin-wer a
think, and tho thinking in makes him sigh
Most homefeer the cellar
who viii declare ia run?
recall with
round the bin
tho coarnan the In.
There's the there's wind
strips to put While mother cleaning
at scrapng and painting tho floors
winter u you're glad wb.p
It's finally DONE It's part Of but old fellow
only round
Copyright 1924 OF starr
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FABLES ON HEALTH
CELLAR CLEANING TIME

out. Air the place an thoroly ~
possible and then sweep the walls,
ceiling and floor Then air again.
Remember air from the cellar per.
meatea the house and 10 careful
that no refuse gathers 20 poison
this air. Give the cellar a weekly
inspection 20 mako certain no de-
cayed matter or dirty refuse has
gathered.
Get the coal bins cleaned out now
that the furnace is not IN use. BE
certain that tho furnace pipes are
cleaned out before winter sets In.
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Dangerous Flying

A IRPLANES at some of the ocean beaches have been
n flying low the bathers to throw scare into
them. One severely injured struck by an
anchor other object dangling from rope attached
to the plane 1t starts thinking, what dangerous
device the arplane will be in the hands of FOOLS Autos
are bad enough.
When arplanes overhead by the thousands,
the clutter that will shower heads will be fright
unless planes barred from flying over communities
They could be restricted to "ar lanes or roads, flying
traffic cops keeping them there.
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WITH fail days approaching. the
Mann family. Cavs q thought
70 putting up fruit for tho winter
and getting tho cellar In shape.
II was surprising how much junk
had gathered during tho summer:
boxes In which vegetables had been
placed; odds and ends left by the
youngsters. all sorts Of things.
Everybody should give a thought
20 the cellar NJ least twice a year.
Boxes that may have contained do.
cRycd vegetables should DO cleaned
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pened in the old pioneer days In our
western states"
CHAPTER VII
To the, Sotit Country
THERE was plenty OF gamo about
4 KiJNbc, aud Kermit and the
thres natpralists made tho most Of
their two days halt in the neighbor.
hood.
However. they confined themselves
to collecting species OF rarc mon.
keys. birds and small mammals: and
they were most extraordinarily sue.
cessful. There wero both rhinocoros
and buffalo nearby. but no one wns
after them as they wished TO reserve
themselves for tho greater nttrac.
tons of the SotilS.
CONTINUED In the Next Issuc)
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srner and southsrnor. and pay no
heed TO a mans creed or his birth.
place. 90 ! hope you herr. who arc
performing tho great task Of con.
quoring for civilization this now
country. viii frown on every effor;
10 keep alivo or arouse any spirit o,
unworthy jealousy. whether based on
creed or national origin. or anything
elsc.
II believe, with all my heart. that
large parts OF East Africa form n
white mans country. and every of.
fort should b. made 90 build up q
prosperous and numerous popula.
ton. But, because Of this belief. !
ask all settlers 10 cooperate with the
missionaries, 20 help In treating the
black man Justly and in working to
put him on n higher isvcl.
II do not believe that in tho long
run or from tho standpoint OF per.
uanency. any real good can como 70
an individual rpco striving 20 tram.
plo down someone eiso. The indl.
viduni who rises highest Il ho who
helps others TO rise-and tho samo !
believe OF tho race.
II particularly appreciate wha;
you people OF this lntcr-denomina.
tlonal Industrial mission arc doing.
because you strive 10 teach tho Afri,
can TO help himself by giving him the
simple Industrial trimming which II
tho prerequisite 70 any movement
for his permanent elevation.
1t seems TO mo you arc doing
your work in n spirit Of wholly disin.
tercsted devotion TO an ideal. and yet
with n most practical ondcavor 10
adopt tho means that will really dc
good since your IDEAL Is based very
wisely upon tho observation OF
facts"
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been able 20 tso Tor myself your
work. 20 that ! can bear testimony
% II when ! return 90 America.
Moreover. I am much pleased 90 meet
tho settlers here today. also: and "a
find that YOU arc both working 10.
Eother. oido by nic II h 20 the
credit o. neither Tho settler. nor the
missionary. nor yet tho official un.
less all three work In perfect har.
mony,
The settler has 20 deal with the
material side o. things and tho mis-.
slouny's n primarily a moral, task,
But the settlers must not loso SIGH,
% tho moral IN tho material. nor
must tho missionary over forget ths
material sido In his striving Tor NOR
atty.
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On the rampage. but who want
everybody about them % b
also UP and doing,
I realize that II woult never
90 20 advocate .azinsss. for the
lazy person Is often d worthless
individual. but n EOmo women
would give up tho ridiculous
idea that they must never kin
time By thinking and dreaming.
there would 30 more really hap
py homes. The lazy woman IL
On least good uaturcd. and Be.
cause Fhs r. generally contented
and happy herself. 6hs rntiatss
content and happiness 20 her
family.
Dhergy misplaced q worSs
than no energy AZ al.
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LIKE U. S. PIONEERS

Naturally. I have a peculiar feel.
Ing Tor you scttierA who ars work.
Ing in this new country. FOR you 70.
mind mo all tho time Of my own PEG.
pie IN tho western states OF America
"a people with whom ] have worked
and enjoyed ilfa And Just as We IN
our own country. know no differences
between easterncr. westerner north.
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the sort who drive out their
families b. walking about the
house inter each member and
picking up dropped articles. and
who can't bear 90 feo the books
on the library table dlsarranged
Tor five minutes.
INCIDENT women may DO hard
20 put up with. but they are
thousand times nicer 20 have IN
the house than those sharks Tor
work who arc not satlsnsd
Themselves with being forever
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and Loring beside him on tho COW.
catcher. We wero IN enthusiastic
company. for Colonel Roosevelt was
simply bubbiinE over with excite.
msnt--nrst Mt tho magnificent views
and then at tho Wild birds. monkeys
and forests thru which we passed.
Ho was wonderful fund OF knowl.
edge and absolutely nothing escaped
his attention
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Ayers a zlerbarth i7is Yesier Way
Barclay Hdwe. Co. 1901 no. Bsth ST.
Dunse-Hnrpsr Lbr. Co.
white Center sta
cEonia, Sam ists Rainier ave.
Chamberlain store Co. 2srd & II. Union
cruver. Albert sl7 Florentla ST.
Doran. d. w. ftoo Greenwood Ave.
5Onesoo Plumbing s Hardware Co.
ssbs GeneHee 81.
Hall, q. ]. $50 18th Ave. No.
Heraper. A. tsa0 University Way
Holland Hdwo. Co. bab0 Ballard Ave.
Holmes Co., II, II, s5th a Greenwood
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A Thought

lie that Il soon angry dcalcth
foollshly; and n man Of wicked de.
vices Is hated-Prov. XVIII.
A NIGER Is practical awiSwafdness,
~ Cotton.
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HoSklns. ~ L. as9S Alki Ave.
towels. J. c. 9th S. W. & Holden ST.
Howell ST. Hdws. INA Howell ST
jackson Furn.co. es5 jackson st.
Junction Hdwe. Co. s72s W. Alaska 81.
Mcfarland Lhr. Co.
issth q Victory Way
MI. View Hdw~ Co, 1909 Aurora Ave.
North End Store 1889 University Way
North Grove Lbr. Co.
ii7th a Greenwood
Powsll's Pharmacy 1898 Broadway
seaborn Lbr. Co 1854 ssth Ave, s. w,
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~ CHARLES III STEWART

IhTASHlNGT0N, Sept. "a. Among naval officers
w there's undecuTent of dissatisfaction with the
Washington fiye-power navy pact.
The ground is that the treaty has weakened Americas
fighting fleet out Of proportion 10 Engand and Japans;
also that It prevents the United States from fortfyng
overseas basesn readiness for possible future trouble
This dissatisfaction IS not outspoken. Discipline pre-
vents. But IL exists unquestionaby.
Assistant Secretly Of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt
isn't in agreement with H.
But for the arms limitation treaty" he says, 'n my
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Rust Proof Steel

THE STAINLESS, rust-proof steel invented by Ronald
Wilds of Sheffield, England is being tested in Pitts
burg cheap steel of this sort would America alone
hundreds Of millions of dollars year that is lost
by rust.
very dull steel industry chemically dull would result
It's the wearing out Of things that keeps industry busy
Nearly all human work is for the purpose of replacing
the worn out.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Robert Foran. Newspaper CORE.
spondent. accompanies tho Theodore
NooaeNflt expedition into Africa in
1908. They arrive az MnmbatHh, the
gateway % British East Africa. "
and Then make the railroad Journey
60 their first camp on the game.
crowded kApiti Plains as miles
from the coast with Colonel Rooass
welt are HE Hon, Kermit and three
scientific members % his staff -
Major Edgar A, MoaFnH. Edmund
Heller and J, Allen isoring
Incredible good luck comes 90 the
rifles 81 Colonel Roosevelt and Ker.
NIT during the firHt two weeks Of
their hniourn. Then they spent
some time AZ Sairohi, where they
arc royalty received Prem Nairubl
tho party goes 60 kiiahe 20 start on
their fret prolonged sAfari Into the
wllda OF Africa
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NOW 90 ON WTTM THE srnRY

Colonel Roosevelt. Kermit. LorlnE
and HELLER had ridden on the COW.
catcher seat over tho engine ooso.
velta favorite seat when travelling
on tho Uganda Railway IN the houra
% daylight-as Tar as Klkuyu. the
next halt after Nalruhi.
You and Dawson come and riis
with me between kIiuiyu and Limo.
ru," Colonel Roosevelt had said 10
mo AZ thla first halt. while the engine
took IN water.
And We joytully replaced Heller
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pened in the old pioneer days In our
1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
ALARNf.ANTE RESULTADO
DEL ANALYSIS DEL Aqua

Sc recordarI que hace pOcos dfas "El
Aguila" anunci6 haberse tornado mues
tras del aqua que consume la ciudad,
en- cuatro sitfos distintos: pues ahora
an;ilisis dc las mismas di6 en- el Labo-
ratoriO Biol6gic0 1nsular-San Juan
oficina Il dOnde Sc remitieron entonccS
de donde informaren.
FL doctor Oms, hablando con ell re-
dactor de "El Aguila' declare que el
aqua normal cQntiene soiamente de 500
a mil colonias de bacterias por cent?
metro ct1bico; de manera que la proper
ciun ell que aparece en- tOdaS las mueS-
Htras examinadas revela una cOntamina-
ci6n terrible, que bien ha podido origi-
mar una grayfsima situaci6n en- la sa-
lubridad p0blica, pues cada centfmetro
c1hico, cada 20 gOtas de aqua. contiene
una Suma de ,bactelias de Intermediates
infeccioSaS contagiosaS sumamente
.enorme especialmente las muestras No.
], las y la 4.
\ praguntas de nuestro compailero
manifesto ei doctor Oms que la Planta
de desinfecci6n manana desarrollara va
una preston de II libras, pues hasta
hoy solo sube diez. aquella pre-
sion ofrecera la seguridad de que el
precioso lfquido estd libre de contami-
nacioncs infecciOsas.
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Eel ACJlEDUCTO ES
Ell GRIGEN DEL NAL:

FL doctor Oms manifesto haber que
dado pIenamente cofhprobado que Ia
epidemfa de titus reinante Sc debe al
aqua contaminada que ha venido CON
sumiendo el vecindario desde hace item
po, debido a la conducta incalificable
dc las personals que habitan las regio-
mes pqr donde discurre ell aqua que vie
he dcSde la represa nueva a la vieja.
FL tlfa 10. segdn nos dijo el alto fun
cionario sanitario, antes de que sc des-
cubriese el grave estado, de salubridad
pJihlica. al recorrer la zOna por donde
viene el aqua entire la nueya Y vieja
represa, Sc descubri0 que habfa yarias
letrinas muy cerca del canal 10 mismo
lque una vaauerfa y algunas lavanderas
trabaiando precisamente en- ell aqua que
avanzaba hacia los dep6sitoS del acue-
ducto.
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Fl heche de que haya en- P. R. cuatro
honlbres para tc;alda puesto es Ell afgu-|
hsRl0 has Iaefle para que el Cobierne
impulse nuestra vida industrial
Por razones descOnoridas este ano no hnbo huelgas
Cooperation de las centIaes

Ia labor del Negociado del Trabajo
Sc In realiZado siguiendO un plan def
nitivO con ell fin de tlar relieve los
puntos mas importantes del InagnO pro-
blema del trabajo en- Puerto Rico, Jun
to este problema puede colocarse LII
question del desarrollo industrial. que.
debido a la falta de honbres de CAPT
tai en- Ia isla Y la poca propaganda
hecha para intereSar d los capitalistas
americanOsA n invertir aauf su dinero. no
ha recibido tel impulse necesario. Pare
ce que, a pesar de las muchas venta-
jas que ofrece Ia iSia. pasar:in aiios V
amos sin que Sc inicie un mOvimiento
decisixos en- csc campo. FL hecho de que
haya cuatro hombres para cada pues-
to Ell Puerto Rico es ell argumento mas
cOntundente que podemOs presentar pa
ia atracr al canital americana montar
industriaS en- el pals.
Durante ell alo solo hemOs anadido
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EN- Ell BARRIO OBRERO HAY
400 NINOS SIN ESCUELA

Hasta nuestra redaccion, Sc ha
acercado el senior Modesto Lagares
Calderin, Presidente de la sociedad
"Defensa del Hogar", para manifes-
tarnos, que hace cinco meses, que
ellos estan hacienda gestiones porquc
las autoridades escolares busquen una
solucion al conficto escolar del Ba-
rrio Obrero, sin que hasta la .hecha
sc haya hecho NADIA. Nos manifesto
dicho caballero, que en- repetidas oca-
stones han conference.-the con las au-
toridades mumcipales, que Sc les
Ian hecho muchas promesas, pero
que en- la practica, no ha habido
NADIA en- absolute.
= No obstante, actualrnente hay ma
da menos que cuatrocientos alumnos
matriculados en- ell Barrio Obrero
dice ell sefior Calderfn, para quienes
no Sc ha habilitado escuela.
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Ia .AGENCIA GENERAL DE
EMPLEOS" LdEVA MATRIGULA-
DOS MAS DE PIT HOMBRES Y
MAS DE so MUJERES
SIENDO ESTA UNA IDEA NUE.
VA PASARA TIEMPO ANTES
DE QUE Ell PUBLICO Sc
DE CUENTA DE ELLA

La Agencia General de Empleos
adscrita al Departamento de .Agri-
cultura fue creada por ley de la
Asamblea Legislative, aprobada el
IA de julio de 1928.
Ell fin de la Agencia es trabajar
por resolyer ell problenla de la falta
de empleos por todos los medios a .su
alcance. Empezo a organizarse en-
septiembre, 1923, estableciendo rela-
clones con el Departamento del Ira
bajo de Estados Unidos con los
diversos estados de la Union que
sostienen agencias parecidas.
Sc han hecho imprimir formas y
pliegos para solicitudes y registro u
la Agencia Sc esfuerza por poner
en- contacto all obrero con el patro-
no. <Segdn los registros, Sc han ma
triculado mas de .277 hombres y 5S
-mujeres; del numero de aspirantes a
empleos, 81 fueron colocados.
Ha sido impossible hacer ahora re-
ccmendaciones sobre este ramo. La
falta de tempo, fondos propagan-
da han restringido las. actividades
de la Agencia, siendo esta una
idea nueva, pasara algun tempo
,antes de que 81 pdblicO Sc de cuen~
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OTRAS NOTAS

En- reciente tFabajo, el ilustre doctor
Pietro, de MejicO, al dar cuenta del
descubrimielho del bacilo del titus. es-
tablece las siguientes conclusiones sobre
el asunt1 en- 10 que respecta su ca
r;icter exantematico:
"Primera- germen del tito exam
tematico es poliforme.
Segunda-Las formas que presenta
no solo camhian de aspecto, sino tam
bi6n de tanailo en- la misma prepara-
ci6n.
Tercera.-La forma tfpica y que es-
til Siempre presente en- todas las pre-
paracioncs es la eSf6rnla va uislada, va
en- grupo par diplo, dotada de su mem
brana unitiva.
Cuarta.-Los cuerpos aislados son
redondos. elfpticos alargados, aqua
dos presentando un diametro mas gran
de, que otro. II
Quinta.-Cuando estan aislados, sc
ven envueltos en- una substantial que
les forma aureola, que no Sc tine salts
| factoriamente Y que Sc observasbien Ell
el cultivo de en- gotta suspendida.
Sexta.-I.as distintas fOrmas parecen
prevenir del bacilo que al dejar en- Ii
! bertad su contenido da nacimiento a
la esf6rula, al diplo y a las cadenas. asi
como los bacilos de tamaiio espe-
sor diferentes.
S6ptima.-He llamado Ia atenci0n
deste 1911 sObrc la propiedad que pre-
senta el germen de agruparse, como 81
Sc aglutinara, grupos que varfan de ta-
maiio segun la edad del cuitivo.
Nctava.-Para mi. los grupos dan ma
cimicnto las formas baeilares de don
de provienen las otras formas
Novena.-He logrado cultivar el ger
men desde' 1911
D6cima.-El estudio de los cultivos
me ha ensenado Las distintas formas
en- succession periodical no mayor de sic
te dias.
Cnd6cima-El conocimiento de las
distintas forftias que reviste 81 germen
perniite encontrar en- la sangre del en-
fermo de tito alguna o algunas de las
f0rinas bajo las cuales apareee la
"Rickettsia. y e<>-s sse.e s.e
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EN- TORNO AL CONFLICTO
ESCOLAR
EI AIcaIde de San Juan, senor
Rafael Diez de Andino, informa
que no tardara dos dias mas pa
ra convocar la AsambIea
Municipal.
Setiembre ~. 1924.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,

SeIleOlDTP -, JJZf,
Sr Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan. L. II.
Seflor:
, En- la edici6n de Ell DITTNDO de hoy
p de los corrientes aparece bajo ell
epigrafe de "El Conflicto escOlar aiili
no ha sido resuelto', ciertas manifes
de- Ia soluoidn de este .conflicto In
Asanblea Municipal.
Siendo ,esta aepsaci6n completamen-
te inilstificada, permftame rectificarla
va que el asunto fu6 sometido hace po-
COS ,dIas al Alcalde de la Ciudad Y 6s-
te esta tratandO con el TesorerO NUM-
cipal de resolverlo para someter la
Asamblea Municipal opprtunamente una
transferencia de credito de fondos or
dinarios a fondos escOlares a pesar de
las escasos recursos con que cuenta
nucstro presupuestO ordinari0, para las
miltiples atcnciones municipaleS.
Probablemente no tardara dos dfas
mas. que la Asamblea Municipal Sea con
vocstda v sometido a su consideration
cl referido proyecto de transferencias
De manera que la acusaci0n fOrmulada
por la falta de salones escolares a la
Asamblea Municipal no es iustificada
asf como no 10 eS ninglin otro funcio-
mario municipal.
los recurSOS para reSOlver eStoS aSIn
tos no son tan faciles de obtener requi
riendo algunos dfas de estudio para po
der adquirirlos.
lie estimar6, senior Director que de
usted publicidad esta aclaraci6n. que
dando dc usted,
Mpy atentamente:
Rafael ID. ANDINO,
Alcalde.
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Los QUE HAN
MUERTO DE TITUS

Durante los 'd1aS del mes de Setiembre
Ell nllmero de personals fallecidas de IT,
fus, seglin el Registro Civil, ascienden
a once son: FL dfa Z, Maria EelreYa-
rrfa Coen; el Il: Humberto Quinones /;
|el 16, Antonia Figueroa Figuera !: ell IS.
AntQnia Santiago Dayila Enrique
Delgado Toro; cl 10, Francisco Rive
ra Torres Maria Emilia Torres Bus
,quets: el 20. Jorge Perez Vega Y Julia
Fernandez Ruiz. 81 II. Juan Maldona-
do Colon: el -, Maria Rodriguez Coen
Bien pudiera ser el ndmero mayor.
EN- yirtud de que las personaS que nue.
rem en- los distritos rurales otras en-
la zona urbana sin haber estado -bajo la
|atenci6n directa de un mGdico, al falle
Ger obtienen la certificaci6n de defun-
ci0n acudiendo a cualquier .m6dico y
describiendo este los sfntomas de la
Ienfermedad que cause la muerte. de
ImaneFa que tai certificado no siempre
|revela exaetamente la enfermedad que
Icaus0 la defunci6n.
Esa costumbre es viejfsima EN- el- paris
y no hemos de considerarla como OBJ
jeto de especial censura, ssino en- casos
como este, en- que ser1a oportuno saber
|correctamente el nliinero de las vfcti-
mas de la epidenlia reinante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25

! Fueron puestos prueba de moscas
Y mosquitoes, pintados J lavados escru-
pgIosamente Y haSta la fecha la SAM
dad Insular dispone de 20 camas nue.
vas. Desde esta mahana temprano estan
recogiendo a los enfermos pobres Gu
yos casos habfan sido denunciados Y
hasta las diez de Ia mahana habfan in
Sresado en- esas salas siete -tfficos.
Nomhres de los pacientes Emilia
Torres. Alfredo Silva. Vicente Torres,
Gloria Medina. Santa VGlez. Fidel Ma
teo Manuel Cestero.
III primer case lleg0 Tricoche ell
dia 10, ell paciente Sc Hama Emilia To-
rres Y esta mailana pas0 los nuevos
salones, siendo ella la primera perso-
Ma que entr0 Il las salas de emergen-
cia'