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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
BATTLE OF RUM ROW

Peace has Its trlumphS no less than
The Battle of Rum Row belongs in the category of
full warfare and watchfu waiting.
While Atlantic bOoteggers wait and pine and the thirsty
grow more parched the fleet is begging for water
willing to exchange good rye threesar Hennesey for
what Dean lngle calls the, dismal beverage"
Correspondents brushing up their vocabuaries
to make the east ~ and the Canadian active
Probably land forces will have begin siege of the north
highways along the Canadian provinces the interior
is to become as "boozeess" the effete east.
This new offensive of the internal revenue department
is not attack but siege 1t is being carried with
meticulous observance of international law.
1t costing pretty penny but law must be paramount
Congress wed the Vstead Act upon the people and
the people must to be kept dry is absurd to dwell
too long about the cost of keeping fifty chasers
tnuous duty three shifts at cost of Millions
The United States is willing to make this sacrifice the
sake of an deaand ideals expensive they become
must be preserved at all COSTS
If there is to be respect for all law there must not be
contempt for special law, bitterly may differ
the merit of such law. This is almost maxim
with the reormers who continually shout that the prohbi
ton law enforcement be 1907 effective however lax the
laws to curb murder larceny corruption in public office
enforced without any great protest from the morastsA
At the Its agents hitting very closely the big
of the trade Millions have been spent roofing out
private stills capturing the hand to hand rather chip to
hip bootlegger while the wealthy syndicate distributing
to those in the illicit trade in small way have gone
untouched Eternal vigilance and the spending of millions
yearly the only effective agents bringing about any
thing like fair enforcement of the federal dry laws and
then the inventive genius of the thirsty will find ways to
beat the game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

many. but gesture. directed at us
foreign relations.
"If the outside world will have
faith in Germany, and continue the
present policy of economic helpful
ness" says Ambassador Won Nathan,
Germany will meet it's obligations.
But "faith in Germany" is exactly
what the Hindenburg election makes
difficult.
Since, however, the election is an
accomplished fact. with which we
must reckon, whether we like it or
not, it is worth while to seek the
situation for its possibilities of hope.
These are many. In the first
place, Hindenburg personally is
harmless He is 70 years old, and
will be IS at the end of his term, if
he serves it out. He is scarcely
likely to last long in office, or to
accomplish anything terrible while
in.
He may even surprise the world
BY trying. at first, to carry out his
excellent theoretical professions.
The president of Germany. in any
case, has far less power than the
American president. His chancellor
and foreign minister are practically
selected for him by the Reichstag
and are responsible to it. The imme-
date clique behind Hindenburg is
reactionary. but intelligent 1t may
not be so stupid in action as in cam
paigning for votes.
The situation is difficult, and can
easily be made more so by exagger-
atng its dangers. The temptation
in France will be to do so. The rest
of the world can help best by keep
! ING cool
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

Of him but the explosions and the
bright flares of light did not
awaken him. When he finally
awoke he said he had dreamed that
ne was making flashlight photo
graphs.
Over the entrance of Mouquin's,
famous old restaurant in the drab
section of Sixth avenue is a sign
several feet high. "OPEN." This
was the first cafe padlocked by Dis
trict Attorney Buckner. Now that it
has reopened all its old patrons seem
to have deserted it. for it was empty
and the doorpan was doing when +
passed last night.
JAMES w. DEAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

The next person to visit Doctor
Bills Hospital was the peacock. He
marched in so proudly with his tail
spread out like fan and the crest
on top of his head looking for all
the world like a crown, that the
Twins whispered to the bird doctor
that they didn't think the visitor
could be so very sick at all.
"How do you do. sir!" said Doctor
Bill Hospitality.
81 don't do at all" screeched the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
VALUE OF GOOD WILL

Wall Street always COOL cold and calculating places the
good will value of the Dodge Brothers corporation $780,
100000 This probably of the greatest tributes
paid to advertising for is conceded that great majority
of the good will has been built by consistent advertising
backed of by the goods and service without which all
advertising sounding brass and tnklng cymbals.
Good WIFI is slogan which Dodge Brothers capitalized
in their advertising whether upon bill boards in the movies
through the columns of the hundreds of which
they use throughout the world Readers can recall the cap
lions OF these advertisements really in the value of
good will Some Of the title lines crowding the
Dry: "A Years Growth in Good WILL" Good Will Con-
stantly Spreading" "A Solid Wall of Good WILL
There has always been friendly style to the Dodge
advertising through which the force and value business
of Good Will reflected
Talking Good Will to sales forces, meetings of dsribu-
tors finally induced the business asset the managers
of this corporation set out to create 1t put millions upon
the right side of the ledger when the final sale came after
the two brothers who thought out the scheme had passed
their reward
The public accepted this clarifying of the value of good
will and customer endorsement of it brought increased sales
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
FABLES ON HEALTH-
FOR TREATING SUNBURN

Tender skin, unaccustomed to the
burning rays of the sun, should not
be exposed to the hot sun.
If it is. the result often is sun
burn and much discomfort.
A layer of suitable cream is a
good protection. This should be
spread on thickly, and allowed to
sink into the skin.
Then enough should be taken off,
If one is particular about his or her
appearance, to keep the face from
appearing too greasy.
On coming into the house the face
should be washed of the cream with
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

warm water and pinch of bicar-
Donate of soda.
Then moisten the face with To-
ton made Of: Tincture of arnica,
four ounces; glycerine, eight ounces,
and rose water, four ounces.
If, in spite of the precautions, the
face becomes red. sensitive and
swollen, the first thing to do is to
soothe it with congresses of steril-
lied gauze, dipped in solution Of
equal parts of witch-hazel and hy-
drate of chloral.
Keep these on, constantly moisten-
ing them as often as possible.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

had your share of blessings, you
would be happier"
"And would it cure my-my dis
position ?" asked the bird.
"Uhdoubtedly," said the doctor.
"Then I'll try it," said the peacock
Goodbye! suppose you dom
charge for advice"
Ito Be COntinued)
Copyright. 1925. NEA Service, Inc ),
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
Editorial Review

Comments reproduced In this
the opinion Of The Tribune. They
are presented here in order that
our readers may have both sides
Of important issues which are
being discussed in the press Of
the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
A THOUGHT

He that refraineth his lips is wise.
Prov. 1913.
There is no diplomacy like ST.
ence.-Beaconsfield
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service. Inc)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
VALUED RING UNGUARDED

ny MA service
Madrid. May 14.-An extremely
valuable ring, which is unguarded
by the police or special watchmen.
hangs. from a silken cord from the
neck of statue Of the Maid Of
Almodena. one of the saints of the
city.
1t is set with diamonds and pearls.
but the most INSCRIPTIONS thief in
the city has never even tried to steal
it. The ring originally was made for
King Alfonso XII, who gave it to the
beautiful Mercedes, his cousin, at
her betrothal. She died short time
later and since then it has brought
an untimely death to everyone who
has owned it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
(&$ ZZ&&Mz

Warm enough now to use your
vest to patch your trousers.
We predict a hot summer. We al
ways do. 1t always is.
Dodge the moonlight, or your
spring suit may be one for almony.
When warm weather meets lazy
disposition they 60 away and sit
down and chuckle together.
Spring has hit Admission, Ala, full
force. Man there broke his leg
jumping off barn.
Gardens are good examples. If
you make anything out of them you
have to get out and dig.
Snoring is dangerous. 1t lets bur-
glars know you are asleep.
Most successful men are too busy
to think up any secrets of success.
Tipping over the salt or making
fun of your wife's spring bonnet are
signs of fuss.
1t is easy to find fault. But there
isn't any reward.
Women, forgive more often than
men. They have more chances.
Men may be less intelligent, but
they have better taste in marrying
Why must secrets worry US? They
| are nothing to speak Of.
Civilization consists IL keeping
your shoes on before company.
We all know what we would dc
this summer if we could afford it
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

Women now outnumber men on
the continent of Europe by 25,Ooo.-
coo. according to the latest Stats.
tics.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

Civilization consists II keeping
your shoes ON before company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

We all know what we would do
this summer if we could afford it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

Why must secrets worry US? The!
are nothing to speak of.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
FUTURE

Daily see "sheks" and "happers" in their strange
Styles which change even as this is being written.
The outstanding characteristic the younger generation
is not it's Clothes but it's unwngnes as it's predeces
did and at its refusal to accept everything told.
1t be expected that 20 years from when this
generation making laws and supporting churches
things will be much different.
Probably worth while sticking around just to watch
the fun.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14

Men may be less intelligent, but
they have better taste in marrying
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-14
CRIME NEWS

Whatever anyone else thinks about publication of crime
L. c. Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury
is for it.
He has ordered full publicity of smuggers caught
by customs officers.
This he thinks, and he is right will have deterrng
effect upon respectable tourists who have hitherto evaded
the law because the previous penalties invited the risks
WALLOPING
Another state has put oggng its books legal pun
ishment.
Flogging probably worse punishment for than
sound licking is for child.
Tanning children usually curbs them for the time being
but it is but temporary measure. -
Goodness cannot be beaten into either child.
UNEMPLOYED
There are 100000 unemployed in Great Britain today
Yet plans meet the housing shortage delayed
Of lack Of men,
The answer to this is skill There many men who can
wield shovel, but few who can WELD plane,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
NOTAS EDIFORIALES
REORGANIZATION DEL
COLEGIO DE LEYES

Cada da hace mas patente ell formidable poder
ganzador del Dr. Benner Presdente de la UnVersdad Su
actividad connuamente busca caces cerebro
esta, la agua de br1jua, cohstante
con de Nnrte Tcdos frtos la expeencia recogda
Estados Unidos e qee voIcaros generosamente aqu;
sguendo modeos supeores ucha por eeVar nuestra
titci6n un nve mas noble digno Su esuerzo reanente
ell tunfo que 10 coronando. Para Volntad
como la todos los canos mas asperos hacen ben
florecer rosas.
Ia Ultima prueba que ell Or. Benner ha dado de in
qebratabe entsasno la proyectada reorganzcion de
la Escuela de Leyes de la UniVersidad.
s4 Hace apenas amos coegio debido tanto
sus deficiencies nacidas la falta de la
Ignorancia que ell p1bco encontraba de araNlo
los mas de los padres preferan enViar hios esdar
Estados Undos FL error POGO ha lido desvane
ciendo En- las revadas los estdantes de la UnVersdad
De Puerto Rico fracasaban lentras los estdan
tes de unversidades exaneras 10 hacan ecuen
Cia comenz6 lanar atencion Sc crey6 al principle
cue clio debfa la dferencia de eyes asgnatras Des
pes todos Sc han dado cuena de eerce Puerto
Rico nngdn joven esta mas capacado que ell que estuda
aqu nismo ell que tene un tttIlo nuestro.
Ahora Ell Colego de Leyes adquere cada mas fama
Sus graduates triunfan ell foo, la agistrata la Le
gJsatura. Sc We nvaddo nnatricla a
ndo que auetar requisites de entrada. Su fro esa
competamente asegurado.
Sin embargo Ell DR.. Benner a1n no esta conforme Es
nenester ponero frente Hacero sobresar todaya
que egue Estados Unidos que considere en- la mis-
ma ayanzada posicon que los meores del contnente
Por ESQ, para e ano proximo planea reorgani-
zacton fundamental Todo quedara tai foa que rinda
mayor efcenca possible E Standard del cuerpo estudia-
t sera eeVado la facuItad modcada auueos detaes
que actuamente necesitan ejora Entonces tai Con-
zdez La1as trate de rest'tulrseIe su puesto.
H la fgura del Dr. Benner por todos estos canbos ne
orgna enpuja al fez exto adquere cada dia mas ree
ye la confanza 81 Sc tene constantenente
Sc le consdera va Ell hombre anado enca,nar an
Pas saDos mas odernos mas productiVos. En- esta ad
HHfae9oh Gel Publco nosotros nos unrnos tambien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
UNA COMMERCIAL
PROGRESISTA

Con motive de la aperture de las
escuelas, uno de los establecimien-
tos mas frecuentados por los macs
tros, los escolares Y el pdblico, es
el de los senores Acevedo, Pacheco
y Co., Sucrs., situado en- la calle
Atocha, que es la via comercial
mas importante de esta ciudad.
Esta casa comercio, segl1n he
mos podido apreciar, cuenta con un
extenso surtido de articulos de Fe-
rreteria, y es una de las mas ia :
vorecidas por el publico.
Tanto los jefes de la casa como
sus empleados son gentes muv
latentas, 10 cual satisface mucho al
pGblico Y es una de las razones 1na
mas ha contribufdo a la prospect
dad y buen nombre de que goza la
indicada razon social.
Sin reserva alguna felicitamns
esta casa de comercio por su
exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
ESCLAVO DEL DESEO

He aquf una pelicula que llama
la atencion. Ella nos habla de los
misterios insondables de Paris. Es
ia hasada en- una de las joyas mas
grandes de la literature Francesa
Y es hija de la pluma de Honorato
Balzac.
Sc ha traido la pantalla con to
do el mfstico encanto de Paris que
Balzac amo tanto. Ell hundi6 su
pensamiento en- los corazones de
hombres y mujeres Y entonces pro-
dujo esta emocionante novela que
es hoy uno de los mas grandes
tesoros del mundo.
Yea la pelfcula "Esclavo del De-
SEQ" y jamas Sc olvidara de Bal
zac.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
Ell JUICIO De TENNESSEE

la evolucion y la religion es los re-
latos altamente sabrosos Y popula-
res de los peri6dicos NADIA resultara
sino una collection de ideas borro-
sas prejuicios.
Es menester ir las fuentes fide-
dignas.
Estas fuentes son dos, un buen
nbro que exphque la teoria de la
evolucion y la otra es la Bibha.
La declaration de Bernard Shaw
es muy oportuna.
A menudo los que entienden la
teoria de La evoluci6n toman como
exacta la Interpretation dada a la
Biblia por William J. Bryan y otros
Interpreters similares sin ir previa-
mente a la fuente original y pensar
en- ella.
Para pensar EMBELLISHMENTS so
bre Ell juicio dc Tennessee es me-
hester hacerlo sobre esas dos bases.
81 algtin benefcio resulta de ese
juicio, sera Ell que Sc derramara mas
luz sobre Ia Biblia y la evolucion
Copyright, 1925, por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

EDFToRES: Puerto Rico nustradC
1ns.
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DAREGTOR: Sergio Romanaeeu.
ADMIN1sTRADOR: Angel Ramos.
OEICIffAS: "Puerto Rico nustra-
do" Building.
TsIkfOno 1121. - P. o. Box sAB.
Dirfjass Ia corrSSpcndSneia infor-
mativa y literaria q Ia direction.
Para anuncios, comunicados, etc.,
dirfjase al Administrators.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

LA dificultad con la Biblls en-
Estados Unidos'', dice Bernard
Shaw, "es que aunque muy pocos
La leen, todos Green saber 10 quo
contiene''.
Ell juicio sobre la evoluci6n en-
Tennessee, segin Sc dice a menudc,
fu6 benefcioso porque hizo pensar
a la gente.
Sin embargo, la cantidad de be-
neicio, dependera de 10 que Sc use
como base para pensar.
FL pensar es como ell masticar.
FL benefcio depende de 10 que
uno mastique.
Uno puede masticar gomas de ex-
quisito sabor todo ell dia y sin en-
barge morirse de hambre.
81 su tnica base para pensar en-
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AZ injunction.
Continuation de Ira. pagipa)

de los productores de tabaco Sc
funda en- La anticonstitucionalidad
de la Ley de Arbitrios. Despues de
un estudio detallado que realizaca
una Junta de competentes juris-
consultos sobre la mencionada ley
de impuestos, estos rindieron su OPT
ni6n manifestando entire otras CO.
sas, que la mencionada medida era
anticonstitucional, y por 10 tanto,
derogable, case que Sc planteara
el asunto ante cl Tribunal cores
pondiente, que en- este case es Ia
Corte Federal.
Durante todo ell dia de aver han
seguido reunidos los tabacaleros, to
mando importantfsimos acuerdos,
cue daremos conocer nuestros
lectores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
POr que no se....
(Continuaci6n de la Ira. pag.)

$4,000 que Sc trata de contratar
por medic de dicha ordenanza.
Agrego el Alcalde de que sugi-
rio Al Tesorero que cobrase los re-
cibas del primer semestre al tipo
que sigue hoy, pero ell segundo dijo
que clio era impracticable por ra-
zones de procedimientos que aquel
explico al Alcalde.
El encargado del Negociado de
Contribuciones dijo don Roberto
qne.despues de conocido ell tipo
de interes, los recibos barbarian
mas de 80 dias en- estar listos.
Insiste don Roberto en- la carta
que envia a Ia Asamblea que Ia ST.
ttlacion del municipio es desastro-
sa no sabiendose 81 ell en1prestito
sc va a aprobar no, con ell agra
vante de que los contribuyentes
pueden disponer de un plazo de go
slias para haeer efectiva la contri-
hucion que Sc espera del Departa-
lnento de Hacienda. Ante ese con-
fIicto, dice el Alcalde, y contando
el Munieipio solo con las entradas
del Aeueducto Y los Arbitrios no
lay que pensar en- hacer gastos
fllertes nj en- nada, por 10 que, agre
ga, Sc ha visto en- la necesidad de
ordenar la paralizacion de obras
pdblicas.
Don Roberto solicito ell endoso
de su actitud por parte de la Asam
bIea Municipal, la cual 10 respald6
en- todo,
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no 9 Mayagiiez, puesta en- dicho
correo a las tres de la tarde ha
'Ilegado a su destino despues de pa
sadas Al horas. Este NAL podrfa re
mediarlo ell servicio de correos dis
poniendose el despacho de una ba-
liza directa a la estacion de Filial
Amor todas las mananas en- Ia
cual Sc incluira toda correspondent
ca que venga con destino a Ia ru-
ia San German, San Juan. La Off
Gina encargada del servicio postal
en- los trenes deberia tonar carta
en- ell asunto y darle la merecida
atenci6n este servicio que atane
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
!. .IRREGULARIDADES EN- LA
ENTREGA DE CCRRESPON-
DENCIA?

Sc nos envia la siguiente nota:
"Con frecuencia Sc nos indica de
las irregularidades que existen en-
algunasA conexiones en- ell servicio
postal en- Puerto Rico. Hoy nos ocu.
pamos del case. de la correspon-
dencia de Sabana Grande en- ell
que una carta con destino San
Juan, cancelada a las 8 A. M. de
hoy tarda "a horas para llegar
su destino. Tambien Sc ha dado
el'caso de que otra carta con desti.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
;
UNA ACTITUD DIGNA
DE EJEMPLO.
La discipline existente en- la
Escuela "Brumbaught".

Con sumo placer nos hacemos
hoy eco de los encomiasticos CO.
mentarios que muchos padres de
Puerta de TERRA vienen hacienda
con relaci6n a la buena discipline
existente a la salida de los ninos
de dicho plantel de ensenanza.
Las prestigiosas profesoras que
integran dicho colegio, asf como su
Principal, la prestigiosa y compe-
tente profesora dona Dolores Lou
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

briel de Texidor, acompanan a los
ninos al cruzar la carretera Y aun
Ia via de los carros electricos.
Felicitamos a los profesores en-
general de la Escuela "Brumbau-
ght" por la correction Y disci-
pima que es mantenida a la salida
de clase, que bien puede ser imi-
tada en- todas las escuelas cerca-
mas nuestras carreteras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
III. JEFF DEL EJERCITO IRLAE
DES ApEDREADO

NITEVA YORK. setiembre IS.
Omitted Prpss). Los irlandeses re-
publicanos han atacado el hotel en-
dopde Sc hospeda el General Null
cahy, jefe supreme del ejercito del
Estado Libre Irlandes, despu6s de
recibirlo a 81 anOche. a su llegada,
tirandole huevos Y piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
AZADAS COLLINS
E. WALL sPINosA DISTRIBUTOR, EDIFIclo ocHoA
Los IidereS SOCiaIistaS..
Continuation de la Ira. pag3


que ALI Sc les brinda un campo de
accion mas amplio y promisorio.
CONDE DE LOS PBI-
MEROS EN- MARCHAR.
Ell correo americana que lego
aver, trajo correspondence de lyle
sias en- este sentido, segun los in
fornes que hemos podido obtener.
Adenlas, hemos podido averi-
guar que ell antique lfder socialis-
ia, Eduardo Conde, sera uno de los
primeros en- marchar.
Conde posiblemente saldra en-
bIeve hacie Washington, donde Sc
unira Iglesias para recibir de es-
te instrucciones directas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
ia MUERTo RENE GILL

PARIS, setiembre Is. (Cable
Franc6s) Tn despachO de Mort
anuncia que ell poeta Rene Chill, per
teneciente In escuela simbolista,
ACADIA de morir en- esa ciudad del
departamentO de Seyres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
yARIOS OFICIALES JURIDICOs
PRESTAN JURAIENTO


Aver comparecieron ante ell Hon.
Juez Municipal de la Secci6n Sc
gunda de seta capital, Lcdo Man
zano Avino los funcionarios ju-
rfdicos de Ruevo nombramien-
to, HonorabIes Foote. Massari Y
Romanf para prestar juramento de
sus. respectivos cargos, ell primero
como Juez de Mayaguez Y ell segun
do y tercero como Fiscales de las
Cortes de Distrito de San Juan.
A Ultima hora prestaron tambien
juramento ell Fiscal Gomez, que va a
Ponce, Y ell Lcdo. Mufioz, destinado
a San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
ALMoRRANAs memorroides>

requieren nm tratamiento cuidado-
50. Ell UNGUENTO PAZO es Ell
remedio mas eficaz que Sc conoce
hasta el dia para el trataniento de
las Almorranas simples, sangran-
tes, con p.caZon externas. Una o
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