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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
Must Have Tax Relief.


Whether it be by President Coolidge or by
anv other official or public agency efforts for
tax reduction will meet with approval. For
the tax burden is real. 1t bears heavily on
everybody. The farmer sells his crops and
in turn gives more to the tax collector than
he keeps for himself. Last year the railroads
paid taxes in the amount Of $540OOO,0O0 Mer-
chants may. and usually do, add their taxes
to the selling price OF their goods and wares
thus passing the tax burden on to the con-
sumner but as taxes rise prices soar, sales
lessen and profits dwndle The railroad, like
the merchant obtains its revenue from the
public, selling service instead OF merchandise,
hence it too passes its tax burden on to the
consumer The tax burden cannot be shifted:
Directly or indirectly, it falls on the general
public. The only way to reduce the tax
burden is to scale up economy and scale down
extravaganza.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
AN AGE OF WINNERS.

From the Jackson Progress-Argus.
This fast and superficial age in which we
are living is developing lot OF winners. They
lack the simple faith and courage of their
fathers and mothers We have always had
dry seasons in Georgia and always. will have
them. There is nothing to be alarmed at
There are thousands of graves in the state
but not a one is filled by a man or woman
who starved Many people are too quick to
give up and declare it the driest weather we
have ever had or the hottest or the coolest
Such is not the case. Everything is coming
around all right We need more faith and
courage to face the daily task and a broader
outlook on life as a whole.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Georgia occupies an enWable position as
to bonded indebtedness. The total debt OF
the ten cotton states is $225,22800S which is
IS per cent OF the debt Of all the states. In
point Of volume of -smallness-Georgia
stands fourth, $5,194,0OO That paragon OF ex-
celence in the eyes OF some Georgians who
traduce their own state by making unfair
and unwarranted comparison, North Carroll
ma, stands tenth with an Indebtedness OF
$10,847 900. In the group OF 48 states Georgia
holds the position OF No, "A in the smallness
OF bonded debt Georga's debt-qute all
bonded-is as follows: Refunding, 800 per
cent; University OF Georgia, SO per cent; all
other. rs per cent
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
Madam Gossip.
From the Greensboro Herald Journal.

We haven't been in any sort of meanness
that has leaked out on us, but we desire to
take shot at Madam Gossip. The old lady
will always speak easy and gossip about all
kinds Of things that do not concern her She
has war and hell backed up in a corner yelling
for ice water. Really gossip is a humming
bird with eagle wings and a voice like a log
horn. 1t can be heard from Genesis to Reve-
lations and from Dan TO Bersheba; and has
caused more trouble than all the bed bugs,
ticks, heas mosquitoes, gnats grasshoppers,
boil weevils. rattlesnakes, sharks, sore toes,
cyclones, earthquakes Billiards, smallpox,
yellow fever govt and Indigestion than this
dear old world has ever known or will know
when the universe shuts up shop and begins
its final stock-takng.
Yes, old Madam Gossip delights to roll
under her tongue as a sweet morsel anything
in Gods world that some poor, unfortunate
man or woman happens to do. There is no
charity extended; she demands that all the
world shall know.
But let something happen to the gossiper,
the chronic scandal-monger or some one that
is very close or dear to them She is then
quiet as mouse and as innocent looking
as a baby lamb
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
WHY WORRY?

From the Columbus Enquirer Sun
Isn't it curious how we worry about
the cotton crop at this season of the year
when no amount of worrying will make
the slightest difference:-The Dawson
News
When you come right down to brass
tacks and bootheels, as the late Colonel Hen
ry Watterson was won't to say does it make
any difference about worrying over anything ?
Does worry ever get us anything save trou-
BILE?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

A seeress scared the population away from
an eastern town by predicting dire calami-
ty for the community, proving that human
nature doesn't change much as the years
pass. There is nearly as much credulity now
adays as when Salem was burning so-called
witches at the stake.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

The Belgian debt commission has arrived
in the United States to enter into negotia-
tions for the funding OF the nations oblga-
tons The plea for debt cancellation made
by private persons in Europe and limited at
by government officials failed utterly to i'm
press this country, and payment IS now re-
garded as mandatory upon' the states involv-
ed A debt is not a simple thing, though
easily acquired One may not pay, but one
risks much when one does not and nations
are little different from individuals in this
respect.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
HAS HIM LOCATED.

From the Oglethorpe Echo.
whats become of the o1d-fashioned man
who once minded his own business?" asks
the Greensboro Herald Journal. Probably
riding around in an auto and letting the bank
rupt court look after the business. Ask us
something hard, Jim
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Agricultural schools all over the country
have for years been teaching the farmer how
to produce more stuff per acre. Now they
should devote part OF their energies in
teaching him how to procure a better price
for the things he raises
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
Oddities.

A whale caught off the shores Of Iceland
not long ago had in its body the head OF a
harpoon, which experts estimate must have
been there for so years at least.
Tobacco seeds are so minute that thin
bleful will furnish enough plants for an acre
OF ground.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

They say Burbank has taken the smell out
of mis- new onion. Maybe he could take the
stencil out OF the enforcement process or re-
lieve the odor of certain divorce trials TAX
ing the stink out OF an onion is fair begin
ming toward the harder job
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

The dry forces in Washington are said to
be dissatisfied with the best law enforcement
the country has ever experienced. This IS
not an unusual situation. radical dry can
be lust as foolish as a radical wet.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Again a high water mark for motor car
registrations The tally reached on July lst
for the entire country 17,548,377, which
means a gain of 2,1O8,4 in year. An esti-
mate based on registrations for the first six
months OF 1925 gives 100000 as the prob
able total at the end Of the year. Florida re-
ports the largest gain OF any state-5l2 per
cent. There are now two motor vehicles to
every twelve persons in the land.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Girls and women climbed window lodges
and risked their necks eight stories high to
hear Mary Pickford testify in the Los An
gees kidnapping trial. Curiosity is said to
have killed the cat but there are thousands
on whom the felne's death made no percepti-
bic influence
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

The politicians are wondering who will take
William J. Bryans place in the democratic
party Mr. Bryan died and left no heirs who
can inherit the place he occupied in the Amer
lean life for 80 years 1t belonged only to
him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Only ten days more OF the Legislature. Not
having imposed any additional taxes or pro-
posed any huge bond issues the record so
far meets with general approval.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

OF course you are too brany and well bal
anced to be annoyed by small things. But
how do you react when mosquito sinks his
proboscis into your ankle through thin
sock?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

1t is not prudent to rely too much upon an
extraordinarily good cotton crop, and increase
expenditures beyond fair limitations There
will be only so much money to spend, and
if we spend too much early we will have to
curtan later on The cotton crop always de
teriorates in August. We are going to have
good crops and reasonable prices, but it IS
best not to 60 too fast until the crop is har-
vested.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Cotton, tobacco, corn, watermelons, cante-
loupes, peaches, apples chickens, cream, hogs,
sugar cane, sweet potatoes pecans, besides a
host OF lesser things-not forgetting fish and
oysters, garden truck eggs-that's Georgia.
Ii there is any state in the union that can
grow or raise everything Georgia's it, says
the Savannah News. Our contemporary
could have truthfully added that no where
are these things produced more abundantly
than here in southwest Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
AMEN! BROTHER.

From the Lavonia Times
Ii Georgia folks who go to Florida on
trips would boost just half as much for Geor-
gia as they do for Florida, what a state we
would have
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Hon John Temple Graves, brilliant Geor-
gian, is dead He had a national reputation
as a newspaper writer and orator. The re-
mains were brought to Atlanta for interment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Friends and admirers in Georgia of the late
Senator Thomas E Watson have begun a
movement to erect a memorial to him. Hon.
w. H. Gurr OF Dawson, who was for many
years loyal and consistent supporter Of the
famous Georgian and his policies, is one OF
statewide committee that has been appoint
ed to take the matter in hand.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

An alienist declared that Russell Scott
condemned Chicago slayer who has attracted
nationwide interest because Of his promi-
nence, is not insane Others, however, were
found who said he is as crazy as loon.
Somehow it is easier to mass efforts for the
defeat Of justice in a criminals behalf than
for an honest enforcement of the law
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

By placing moth balls in a tool box rusting
can be prevented.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11

Kentucky women who find themselves criti-
cized in a Michigan community for chewing
tobacco resent it, They ask in all seriousness
why other women should be permitted to
smoke cigarettes in hotels cabs, cafes and
theatre rest rooms if it be wrong for them
to masticate the weed The question is a
poser. Answers must depend upon the point
OF view and the taste in tobacco. Officials OF
a Michigan court in which the Kentucky
women were held as witnesses have not yet
arrived at a formal reply to the argument
raised. This arouses no wonder whatever.
How can it be answered with justice done?
In a number OF counties vetch seed is be-
ing bought in quantities ranging from 1000
pounds to car load County Agent Gibson
hopes TO induce the planting of at least a
carload in Terrell county. The Georgia farm
er will come into his own and thousands OF
acres will be reclaimed when the advantages
OF soil building egumes have gained the rec
ignition they deserve and the principles OF
Investigation are properly applied
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
Horrible CRIME n
EN- M0CA
NJ
SIETF ESPANTOSAS PUNALADAS
-M
Sc pr0cticG u a m'nucioSa
INVESTIGATION

Sigue la ola de sangre arrollan-
dolo todo a su paso. Los crimenes
sc suceden unos a otros con una
irecuencia que aterra. FL punal en-
estos dltimos dfas ha sustitufdo al
revolver. Tai Sc dijera que la terri
BILE arma blanca esta dispuesta CO
mo en- sus buenos tiempos a salir
por los fueros de su reinado Y
arrebatarle ell cetro a las armas
de fuego. Esto acknowledgements Sc
debe a que las autoridades han
iniciado una vigorosa campana
contra los que portan armas pro-
hibidas Y resulta mas facil escon-
der un puflal que un revolver. Ade-
mas, los recientes casos de perso-
mas de prestigio que han tenido
que If cumplir condena por lie
var consigo armas de fuego ha
surtido su efecto en- el amino de la
multitud.
I en- este case que pasaremos a
resenar Sc ha usado tambien ell
afilado punal para arrebatar la vi
da q un ser humane.
(COntintia en- la paS. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
La Ley de Arbitrios
empiezd a Surtir SuS
efeCtOS
LOS CIGARRILLOS SUBEN DE PkECIO
Todo San Juan invadido
por carteIones. "La ciu-
dad muerta'

La ley de arbitrios inevitable
mente tiene que provocar un alza
Ell casi todos los articulos del mer-
cado.
Ell Gobernador, como saben nues
tros lectores, firm6 la ley antes de
salir hacia Yauco Y como quiera
que la misma tiene aplicaci6n in
mediata, clio quiere decir que va
ell Departamento de Tesoreria es-
tara preparandose para entrar
Ell acci6n Y listo para enviar a
sus agentes de comercio en- CO.
mercio, dando instrucciones genera
les. Como quiera que Sc trata de
una contribution sobre ventas, ca
da comerciante que este dispuesto
a cumplir con los terminus de Ia
tContinha on la pag. q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
ULTIMA tIORA
Ell ! GOBFRNADOR PRO
MfTE CONVOCAR A Sc
SION EXTRAORDINARY
La LEGISLATURE
AconSeja a los conner
cianteS la ConduCta que
deben Seguir

De Yauco recibimos a Ultima no
ra interesnatisima information, es-
pecialmente para todo ell comercio
insular. Nuestros lectores saben que
ell gobernador Towner Sc encontra-
ba aver en- 9auco. pasando revista
a la Guardia Nacional. La parada
empez0 a las tres de la tarde. En-
la plaza Sc levant0 un templete des-
de ell cual el Gobernador en- union
de otras personalidades presenciaba
la parada.
Los comerciantes dc los distritos
Ponce Mayagiiez, Sc reunieron en- ell
teatro de Ia poblaci6n. dispuestos
aprovechar la oportunidad. POGO
despues Y mientras tenfa lugar la
parada, una comisi0n de comercian-
tes, presidida por don Gabriel To-
rres, Sc persona ante ell Gobernador
tCOnttnuA On Ia uaRlnA ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
UNA INvITAC|ON QUE
HONRA A PUERTO RICO
Jose Coll y Cuchi, "cere-
bro director de la razG
en- America Bera
Ell GRAN CONGRESO QUE
Sc EFECTUARA EN- SUR
AMERICA

Una formidable Association Ar
gentina ha organizado un congre-
so de Intelectuales y Universita
rios de America, que Sc celebrara
en- una de las mas importante, ciu-
dades de Sur-america a principles
del afio proximo. para discutir y
tomar acuerdos sobre los profile
mas whales del Nuevo DTnndo Y
sus relacicnes con los demas paises
del orbe.
La Comision organizado-a na in
yitado a aquellos que son presta-
giosamente conocidos, segun 10 di-
ce la misma invitaci6n, por su la
Dor intelectral; es iecir, que Ia
hsta de invitados Sc la hecho te-
niendo en- cuenta las obras que han
sido juzgadas favorablemente en-
America y en- Europa, cuyos autores
nan Irata0o con eIeVaclon lntelec-
tual los asuntos trascendentales del
presente y porvenir de los pueblos
del Nuevo .Mundo de los cuales Sc
ocupara ell mencionado Congreso.
Nos hemos enterado de este mag
no acontecimiento por haber visto
la invitacion que ha recib:do nues-
tro querido amigo don jose Coll y
Cuchi, prestigiado en- ell pals y en-
ell extranjero como un gran escri-
tor americanista. La invitacion es-
ta extendida en- conceptos muy sa-
tisfactorios para ell talentoso ami
go, acompafiada de la debida docu-
(Continda en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
De GRAN lNTERES
PARA LOS VEINTE
MIL vETERANOS QUE
HAY EN- PUERTO
RICO
T0d0 gratis para los ex-
militareS enfermoS.- .-El Co.
biern0 de EStadoS UnidOS
velando siempre p0r ellos

Ahora, cuando los doctores Lip
pit y Merhoff han introducido i'm
portantes reformas en- Ell hospital
de "Montefores' enclavado en- el
sub-barrio del nismo nombre en-
Santurce, nos parece conveniente
aprovechar la oportunidad para di-
rigirnos mas de veinte mil vete-
ramos de la guerra, portorriquefios
la inlnensa mayoria que residen en
el pals, y quienes, por su condicion
de tales, estan sujetos q los bene-
fcios de la Ley del Congreso Anne
ricano que dispone la hospitahz9-
ci6n de aquellos que, como resulta
do del servicio militar, porterier
mente, hayan contraido alguna en-
fermedad que les imposibihte el
ganarse la vida, siempre, desde
luego, que los que Sc cream con dere
cho dichos privilegios hayan ST.
do licenciados del Ejercito, homo
rablemente.
Ell proposito del Gobierno Fede-
raj, en- 10 que respecta este asna-
to, hs buscado en- todo tempo que
Ia benefcencia por el ejercida
favor de los veteranos portorrique-
EOS, sea siempre efectiva, Y que
los que realmente necesitan de ella
Ia obtengan enseguida, toda vez
que las asignaciones hechas con ese
fin deben investirse de la manera
mas provechosa possible, de acner-
do, pues, con los deseos paterna-
les del Gobierno y las necesidades
verdaderamente sentidas por los re
lacionados con este asunto
segdn parece, millares de vetera
fContinda en- Ia pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
Ell Sr. Lastra Cha
rriez aclara su
posicion
OeSea que no Sc tergiyeISe
Su dCtudCi0n CerCa del REQ
Philip
CREE EN- SU DEMENcIA

Con motive de un suelto que apa-
reci6 en- La Correspondence, nues-
tro amigo, don Alfonso Lastra Cha
rriez, nos hizo aver las siguientes
declaraciones:
"He leido una information publ
cada en- la Correspondence de
aver, que Inantiene entire cosas que
''Un jurista eminente ha dicho que
el REQ David Luis Phillip, no tuvo
una verdadera oportunidad de de-
fensa''
No Sc quien pueda ser ese enli-
nente jurista; pero tampoco impor.
ta al case.
Quiero decir yo ahora, que ell le-
trado defensor de Phillip, en- Ia
Corte de Distrito de Humacao, mi
distinguido compafiero Ell Sr. Ma
rrero, hizo por su defendido cuanto
humanamente pudo haber hecho ell
mas enlinente abogado del pals. En-
cuanto que este yo defendiendo
en- Ultima instancia al REQ, no quierc
decir ESQ, que yo me oponga que
cualquier otro compafiero 10 defien-
da tambien. Hice y hago este por
humanidad y por la conviction que
tengo de la demencia de Phillip.
j-.....7
No quiero decir NADIA mas por
hoy. FL asunto esta pendiente de
resolution y debo esperar confiado
en- la justicia de los funcionarios y
ORGANISING que tienen bajo su res
ponsabilidad ell caso"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
La alnenaza de re
baja de sueIdos''la
los empleados.I
Fl PresupueSto Sera reba-
jadO a die1 miIOueS y me-
diO de d0IareS
Ell COB. USARA Ell BISTURI

Los empleados no estaran libres
de una amenaza de sueldo hasta
que el Gobernador haya pueSto su
firma al pie del proyecto de pre-
supuesto Y este empiece a regir.
No es at1n pues tempo de afirmar
rotundamente que los empleados han
escapado al chaparr0n. Por 10 me-
nos. las noticias que hemos recogido
en- los cfrculos oficiales no son muy
tranquilizadoras. En- primer lugar,
baSte con decir que una comisi6n,
integrada por varios miembros del
gabinete del Gobernador esta con
tinuamente trabajando en- el preSu-
puesto enviadO por Ia Legislature
Y nos parece que no es precisamen-
te para dejarlo tai Y como fu6 en-
viado que Sc toman ese trabajo,
desatendiendo a su labor en- sus
respectiyas dependencies
Sc nos informA que los sueldos de
no pocos funcionarios a. puedan re-
sistir la rebaja seran alterados pOr
el Executive que tambi6n algu
mas partidas POGO neceSarias CORE
ran In misma suertp.
Ell BISTURI DEL
GOBERNADOR.
Despu6s de confercnciar con unos
(Contin6a en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
BOLIVAR PAGAN ES-
cRlBE UN SENSACIO-
NAL ARTICULO CON-
IRA La LEY De
VENTAS
El lider SociaIista hace
una Invitaci6n al pueblo
para unirse en- la pr0testa
con ell c0merCi0

siienciosa y elocuente, ha sido Ia
protesta del Comercio de San Juan
contra la nueva ley de rentas in
ternas y su impuesto Sobre las ven
tas. Todos los establecimientos dc
articulos secos en- la Capital han
cerrado sus puertas, como EXPIRE
sion dc su energica repulsa la an
tfcuada y arbitraria Icy que I'M
pone un nuevo essorbo y una nue.
va carga al Comercio, va tan re-
cargado y castigado por ell ac;sa,
, Gobierno.
FL bello y bravo gesto del Co
mercio, es secundado y apIaudido
por las clases consumidoras y por
Ell pueblo en- general, que es quien
al final directa o indirectamente,
crea todas las riquezas, sostiene
todas las empresas, y paga todos
los tributos.
Aquel movimiento politico que
Sc desarrollo en- el pals al fundar-
Sc La uamada Alianza Puertorrique-
con tanto ruido de vacias alharacas
contanto ruido de vacias alharacas,
que agito a los vientos ba:lderaS
que Sc decian de progreso, refor-
mas y reivindicaciones, y que eul-
min6 en- Ia election fraudulenta de
una Legislature caa homogenea, ya
ha ofrecido sus frutos al pueblo
puertorriquefio.
Toda Ia legislation aprobada por
esas camaras esplreas, hijas del
fraude v la violencia. escarnecien-
do el ssgrado principle del sufra-
gio popular, es una legisiaci6n ra-
quitica, reaccionaria, ruinosa Y
claudicante. Examinaremos cuida-
dosamente toda esa legislation, pa
IA que Ell pueblo que pueds votar
y elegir, y para que todas las ms
tituciones y fuerzas vivas del pais,
sepan como durante ell periodo cleo
toral Sc les engaii6 con falaces pro-
mesas. y como finalmente Sc les ha
defraudado en- sus legitimas espe-
ranzas Y como Sc les Ia traiciona-
dc.
La legislation aprobada es funda
mentalmente de dos caracteres: po-
lftico, y fiscal; la referente los &c
rechos politicos y civiles de los ciu-
dadanos y sus partidos Y diversas
organizaciones instituciones publ
cas- y privadas; y la q. Sc refiere a
las finanzas publicas, a la politica
tributaria de la Legislature, para
allegar los ingresos indispensables
para el sostenimiento del Gohier-
nc.
Ninguna Legislature, desde que
SO organize ell regimen civil anne
ricano en- Puerto Rico, Sc prolongo
talto. Ninguna Sc inaugur6 COM
prometida con tantas halagiienas
proniesas y en- medic de tantas ~
genuas esperanzas.
(Oontinia On n pAx. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
Fl juez ACOsta Quin
terO SuSpendidO en-
sus funCiOnes
HABLA Ell ATTORNEY.GENERAL
lnteresantisimas manifesto
clones sobre la combina-
cion judicial

Hasta nosotros lego en- ell dia
de aver la noticia de que el Juez
Acosta Quintero, de la Corte de
Distrito de Mayaguez, habia sido
suspendido temporalmente en- sus
tunciones como tai en- virtud de
una orden del Departamento de
Justicia, oficina del Attorney Ge-
neral. Lo cierto es que antes de
aver Sc celebraha un importante
juicio ante ell Juez Acosta Quin-
tero cuando fue llamado al tele-
fono. Minutes despues ell Juez Sc
persona en- la sala del tribunal
informo que recibia 6rdenes del
Departamento de JGsticia para
que cesase temporalmente en- sus
funciones como Juez, V anuncio
al mismo tempo que las declara-
clones de los testigos Y el juicio
que estaba celebrando Sc declara-
ba nulo hasta que fuera designa-
do su successor.
Conocedores de esa noticia de-
cidimos informarnos en- la fuente
Official y en- la manana del dia de
aver visitamos al Attorney Ge-
neral, Hon. George C. Butte en-
81 despacho del Palacio Rojo.
LA NOTICIA ES CIERTA.-NO
HAY DECISION FINAL
Una vez ALI lie ifnpusimos del
toonrnIa en- r- pag. %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
FARMACEUmCO.

NeCesitamos uno para ofrecerle
una magnffica proposition 81 re-.
sulta ser ell hombre real que nece-
sitamos. Debera ser mayor de
edad para que pueda hacer con-
trato, saludable; ell trabajo es de
responsabilidad. Sueldo Y parti-
cipacion en- los beneficios.. Que
remos ayudar a un joven a estable-
cerse por su cuenta, que este dis
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