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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT.
Night Letter From Leslie Prescott
10 Sally AtheriOn

What IL this hear about Jack
being burned very badly almost n
week ago? l do not think II right
for you TO keep II from mo n he
needs me at home, even II he for.
babe you 10 tell me. which am
sure no did, Sally dear, or YOU
would have wired me at once. He
hasn't written me for the Inst three
or four days, but you know he sell
dom writes and ! Was expecting n
wire today. Mrs. Prescott seems 10
think ] am letting my house 80 10
the damnation bow.wows and sho
intimates that II / do not worry
over my husbands physical condl.
don ! ought TO remember that two
very fascinating women, meaning
yourself, Sally dear and Paula
Perier. are being allowed 10 prnc.
tico their wiles upon him. poor
dear innocent man. without any in.
reference from anyone,
Wire me, Sally, exactly how budly
Jncf " burned and all the details
Of the accident shull expect a
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Answers to Correspondents
yTACCINATION FOR DOCS
} reer and romance.

V Mrs w You ask why sc
cannot get rid ~ rabies. that terri.
bic disease Of "mad" dogs, which is
such a menace 70 children.
have read that Australia has
never had case Of rabies Ths
reason Very strict quarantine reg.
ulations. No dog is allowed TO get
into Australia that is not auaran-
tined until the authorities arc sure
il is free from disease England
was entirely free from rabies Tor
many years, but during tho world
war some infected dogs gained &C
cess by airplanc
Dogs can be lmmunized against
rabies, by vaccination Any vetcr
marian can 10 this In some com
munitics antirabies dog vaccination
is compulsory.
Dogs suffering from rabies not
only bite each other. but they bite
human beings and other animals
The disease is one or the most aw.
ful OF all diseases, both in dogs and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
He1uO
0%r the Ami
BY SISTER MARY

BREAKFAST-Halves OF
grape fruit, scrambled eggs
with rice, bran mullins,
milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON-Cream OF
onion soup, toast sticks, let
tuce and celery sandwiches,
rice pudding, milk, tea.
Dinner-B role d sirloin
steak, French fried potatoes,
creamed cauliflower, cabbage
and pineapple salad, nut
cookies, whole wheat bread,
milk, coffee.
A child under school age
may not eat French fried po-
tdtoes but he may hare tlCo
tdble8poonfuLs Of finely cut,
rarely broiied steak. A piece
Of bread dipped IN the plat
ter grauy" after the steak is
carried is q concession to
babyhood that is particularly
good for his small self. H,
mag also haze some Of the
cduliflo1Uer. His salad should
be Of finely shredded lettuce
and his dessert be q dish OF
rice putting left from tunch-
eOn.
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CREAM or
ONION SOUP

One cup thinly sliced onions. .
tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons ba,
con Fat, 2 tablespoons flour, 2h cups
milk, egg. salt and pepper u cup
cream, tablespoon minced parsley
Melt butter and bacon fat !n sauce
pan without letting the fats bubble
Add onion slices and cook over low
fire for 30 minutes. Keep the pan
closely covered, letting tho onions
cook IN their Juice and steam When
the onions arc soft add flour and
stir with q fork until thoroly blend.
cd. Add milk, salt and pepper and
bring to tho boiling point, stirring
constantly. Lot boil five minutes and
rub thru n fine Htrainor. Add egg
slightly beaten and reheat over hot
water II necessary, Whip cream and
serve spoonful sprinklod with
minced parsley on each portion,
Copyright. 1895, FOR 'rno starj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
CoCoANuT WHIPPED CREAM
FUNDANT

Three lbs. g hcaplue cupD gran.
ulatcd sugar, : cans iiakrra cocoa.
nut, tcaspoonful cream tartar
Drain the milk from tho c1eoanui
and add enough water 10 make one
pint OF liquid silk il with the
sugar Put Il on the firr and stir
until the sugar to dissolved. Cook
10 15s degrees and add the drained
cocoanut Cook 10 $50 degrees
Pour on "A marble slab. Let cool
FOR ten minutes. flayofing with q
little vanilla Add tho well beaten
whites Of two eggs and mix In
same manner other fondanis arc
mixed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
\ MOTHER 10
HOMELESS BABES

NEAR Miss Grey: Your dream
~ contest interests me. because /
nave my pet dream" which I
shave held almost sacred since was
a tiny girl
I've always dearly loved babies
Attic I'm grown now and am n
happy mother Of four bright young
siers, / still hunger for nil tho un.
loved Riddles.
wish could be mother 10
all Of thosc poor. little, homeless
babes in this city ono reads about
in tho papers unloycd or unwantcd
ia love TO have a homo for them
and show them true mothers love.
guide their footsteps and teach them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

BY CYNTHIA GREY
TO-DAY we are printing
i some fondant recipes
for your Christmas candy
boxes.
ORANGE TONDhNT
ON, pound G. cupb Erpnulsted
sugar. / cup water. cream of tartar
glEg OF pea, Tablespoonful
lemon iuiee. Cook 90 eig deg wlp
ing away Fralns that form un eide
of raue,pan Wet a large chilled.
heavy platter with the juice and
grated rud OF ono orange pour
tho syrup into this and let stand
ten minutes IN hot weather set
mc platter on bed % cracked
ice and let n cool seven minutes.
Heat with "a fork until firm and
creamy Cover with damp cheese
cloth Tor fifteen minutes
LEMON fONDANr
one pound e. cu2I Erauulatri
sugat. a cup water "a pinch NJ
cream OF tartar. Cook until ihsr
momctcr registers gH des Clean
sides Of kettle with cheese cloth
Wet a large. chilled. heavy platter
with the juice and grated rind u
lemon. pour on tho platter and lst
u stand ten minutes. beating with
a fork until rrm and creamy. Mold
together and cover with a damp
cheese cloth FOR fifteen minutes
RASPBERRY FONDANr
one ana onc,half pounds @ eupsi
Franuated sugar cup water
pinch OF cream OF tartar Cook
until the Thermometer rgslsterH $50
degrees ADD cup ~ canned
raapbcrr!ra aud cook 10 $40 drE
Pour on a large dampened platter
adding ono Tablespoonful Of lemon
Juice. and beat with "A fork unlp
nrm and CREAMY. Roll together Ia
"a ball: cover with damp rhScso.cloth
and let II stand for fifteen minutes
PINEAPPLE FONDANT
ono pound e cupsi graduated
sugar. p. cup water. = tablespoon.
fus shredded fresh pineapple p
tsaspoonfui lemon juice stir until
tho sugar b dissolved cleaning
sides u pan with rhFrssciuth
Cook until the Thermometer regis
tsfs go degrees Wet a large, cold
platter with tho shredded fresh
pineapple and lemon juice Pour
the syrup on this platter and lee u
cool Tor ten mlnu,ra Beat with r.
fork uutN firm and creamy alIpN
ing it 10 stand for dfiesn minutes
CHOCOLATE FONDAN1
Into an aluminium saucepan puI
{ 10 Emnulbted sugar cup water
cream u tartar thr sIEr Of n pea
ounces melted chocolate Set
on no, fire and stir until the
Sugar he dissolved Put in Their
momcicr and cook until IL registers
s17 deg Pour onto a slightly
dampenel platter and lgt IL eo3i fpr
fifteen minutes Beat with fork
until Il becomes firm cream
Mold all together into a ball. and
cover with damp ehcr5eclath for
I ton minutes
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could only be fulfilled, IA live my
pet dream" Of reality.
A MOTHER OF -FOUR.
MY PALACE or DREAMS

uTRRYISG thru the Garden Of
IL My Heart 10 The Dream Pal.
acc, boldly open the door Tor Oft
have ! been here.
Into a great crystal globe gaze
spslibound
There I sit al n desk. surrounded
by "a multitude Of men. women and
children my mind pcoplc-ohar.
actcrH whom ! have created, The
walls ARE lined with the volumes
I've written that cndear those char.
acters go Thousands u readers.
THE SEQUEL
The Readers arc heaplnG gold NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

II God 20 they would grow 30 TO be
noble men and women
My heart cries out when ! read of
babes tha, haven't enough 10 rat
or % keep them warm. and only
live by chance n cries out also.
10 rho Door little rich Riddles who
have plenty u food aud clothes but
only a paid ESryaBt TO care for them
u long 20 give them a real moth.
.fs love and tender care
n this one mission " mine ln lifr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Sunshine Voice Won Lone and Holds It, Say Stars of Romance
TOMORROW LAST DAY
OF PET DREAM CONTEST
BY CYNTHIA GREY

TOMORROW Is the last day OF our pet dream" 90
test, folks, please hurry
To date we have some 600 dream letters Won't
ldges have merry time selecting those prizes?
Following are some Of the letters:
oNGS FOR
.PPRECIArION
DEAR MISS GREY: l dream of the time
II 30 come
When after fixing up the house,
My husband will come home in the
Evening and say, MY, the house looks fne.
Or You're wonder at such things"
| would never forget it,
And I'd joyfully wear my fingers
To the bone
Making fancy curtains and cushions
And things to please him.
Or when the eggs were served
In a new way for breakfast
Or even in the old way
If he'd only say-even tho
lie pcrjured himself
You've quite n knack for cooking dear"
Or when appear with new hat
Or a new dress, bit Of fincry,
Or with nothing on except
A fresh coat Of powder on my nose,
If he'd only look at me, and tell me
How nice / looked
Or that | was getting
Prettier every day.
Wouldn't be happy?
And wouldn't il inspire me to
Live up TO his opinion of me-
With all the enthusiasm possess?
II would A. ID.
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I A3DietandHealth
ssTy.oT, By Lulu Hunt Peters, Md
T'Ts''" 4a4sr.f Diet 4rdE.aaa aaaDgety sr Gt1s~n'
Hunt Peters, Nj

man, All dogs that arc worth keep
ms should bc protected againri u,
not only Tor themselves bu' Tor thr
protection % humans
7. H.
Mu ; We haze au article on
tuberculosis which contains hsl
Of books ON the subject. written Tor
tho laymau Tho article may b.
had by sending Heitaldrcsscd.
stamped envelope
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STANDARD" MEASURING ours

When ] read 10 an article re-
Gently that some az The so-cailed
standard measuring cups had
twice tho volume that they should
have, I wondered II some Of our
reducing followers who have taiiod
10 reduce on what they consider %
very low caloric dict had been
measuring their food with ono OF
these oyeegrovn cups,
) The L. s. bureau Of standards re-.
Gently tested somo so.cplled stand.
ard measuring cups and found that
many were not correctly divided
into quarters. thirds. halves, etc.
and ono cup was found 10 bc twice
rs large rs another!
You can test your measuring cup
by seeing u Il holds ls tablespoon
futs Of water. The best tablespoon
to measure with In the ono which
sou buy in the bunch OF measuring
spoons. Failing this, use a rcgula
ton tablespoon. not dessert spoon
G-send for the article on care
Of the scalp. II covers badness and
gray hair See answer 20 Mrs. J..
for directions
My dear followers;
when sending for material sd.
dress your letters 10 Or. Lulu Hunt
Peters, care Of George Matthew
Adams Service. ESQ Park ave. New
YORK. city. Please remember 10 en-.
close STAMPED. SEI.F-AD-
DRESSED cuveiups bearing your
full name and address, The pam.
phlet on reducing and gaining Is
tho only one for which you muAt en-
close TEN cents In stamps extra
Make letters as brief as possible
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
mako them leRlbly with ink. Please
sign your name M evidence OF good
falth--we will not use 10 in any
way. Remember II In impossible for
me 10 diagnose for you. Tho qusA-
tions you AJAX viii be answered In
this column as hoon NJ possible, N
they arc OF general interest. Don't
forget the STAMPED. SELB-AD-
DRESSED ENVELOPE
Tomorrow--A Simple Meal win
Helm
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HERE gay curtains exact pat.
II making dmity cu51
ITSELF with ournh bottom facing Of blue checked
patterns
3 and
black green
vegetables appqued outline
Always iubfa
mani laundering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
GIORIryING THE APPLE

A combination suit Of apricot.
colored yoilc is trimmed with apples
in shades Of green and red, nppliqucd
on tho surface,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

day letter tomorrow Under any
circumstances, ! shall be homo the
first Of ncxt week
Love, LESLIE.
Copyright 1895. 81. u. a. Service, IncD
TOMORROW-Dny iptier From
Sally hthcrton 10 Leslie Prescott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Md some chopped nuts 10 The
apple sauce. n viii improve the
flavor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Christmas
Candies

BY CYNTHIA GREY
TODAY we ARE printing
i some fondant recipes
for your Christmas candy
l.nNn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Tomorrow--A Simple Meal win
Help.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
DESDE LA MECA DEL PROFETA
BORfCUA

Ell ano de 1922 Ell presidente
senior Selles Sofa, temeroso Gle una
rebaja en- el sueldo de los macs
tros, realiz6 una activa campaha
en- defensa del magisterio puerto
rriqueno. En- aquella OCCASION diver
sas personalidades emitieron 81 OPT
MON Y Sc expresaron ash:
-Estoy cohvencido del altfsimo
espfritu de justicia de nuestros re-
presentantes en- Ell ParIamento IN
sular, y no dudo que ell triunfo Sc
ri nuestro.
Oscar PORRATA,
Inspector, Juncos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
NO Sc NoMBRAN PoR AHoRA
Los eoMIsIoNADos FRANCE.
SEES DE La DEUDA

RAMBouIILoT, Julio 90. tea
bic Francesl.-El consejo de Mi
mstros, bajo la presidential de Dou-
merguc, ACADIA de aprobar La propo-
sici0n de caillaux de que los miem
bro d Ella delegation que debs ir
a Washington para discutir La con
solidacion de la deuda no sean de-
signados hasta las negocilciones
que actualmente Sc estan llevando
a cabo en- Londses entire los cx-
pertos franceses e ingleses no es-
ten bien avanzadas. Estas negO,t IA
clones, relatives a la deuda de Fran
cia a Inglaterra, comenzaron aver
por la mahana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

LOS ESTABLISHMENTS de
Farmacia, Ell cierre de los cuales
sera regulado por Ordenanzas de
las asambleas municipalities; Dis
~poniendose, que en- ningun case
pOdran los municipiOs Ordenar Ell
cierre de los estableeimientos dc
farmacias dentro de las horas de
las 7 A.. NJ. y las 6 P. NJ, du-
rante los dias laborables.
Por 10 tanto, les suplcamos que
dicha Asamblea So sirva citar a
los i~nteresados despues de aproba-
bada dicha ordenanza, para pOnerse
de acuerdo respecto al turno.
Rsspetuosamente,
Ramon Julia,
Farmacia Capella
Felix Mass0
Carlos Gae ouevedo
F. Ramirez Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Zoos DE la CAMARA DE
GOMERCIO.

Como treinta. firmas del alto
concrete de San Juan dirigieron
recientemente a la Camara de Co.
mercio up escrito que a la letra
d;ces
Clos que suscriben suplican por
conducto de esa importante aso-
cisci6n que los almacenistas en-
provisiones de la localidad Y los CO.
mssionistas que al ramo sc dedi-
can. determinen cerrar los estable +.
cimientos para toda clase de ope-
raciones, durante los dfas labora-
bles, a las cinco de la tarde, CO.
menzando en- abril Ia, 1925. hasta
setiembre 80.
este plazo fijado Sc somete a
rrueba para poder mas despues
decir su convenience durante TODD
ell ano, siguiendo asi ell ejemplo
practice adoptado en- .otros puer-
tos de la isla en- beneficio de todos
los i~nteresados".
No sabemos que alabar mas: 81
el alto espiritu de progreso que ms
pira la magnifica idea, o ell que
tan loable iniciativa haya partido
del propio Concrete. Porque STEM
pre- fructifica mejor el progreso
cuando brota espontaneamente, es
deeir, cuando sus determinantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Joe Kirkwood, famoso iugador de
golf" NORTHUMBERLAND, quien Sc ha-
liza actualmenta-en-EurOpa dOnde
cOmpetira con los mas famOs0s iu-
gadOres de aQuel continente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
JERONIMO NAPOLEON BONA
PARTE Sc GUERRILLA CONTRA
SU ESPOSA
Sc INICIA En- NUEYA YORK
TN RUIDOSo PLEITO QUE TIE
NE ABSORTA A LA ALTA SOCIE
DAD.-ORIGEN DEL JuICIO
POR FRAUDE.

LONDRES, 1925-Comunican des
de Nueva York que los Trjbunales
~eiviles entienden en- un pleito in
teresante por la fndole de los per-
~sonajes que en- el interviewer.
Sc trata de una demanda pre-
sentada por 81 principe Jeronimo
Napoleon Bonaparte sobrino del En-
perador Napoleon, contra su mujer
legftima. La demanda, que es obra
de I'M notabfifsimo abogado yanqui,
expone 10 ocurrido de la siguiente
forma:
Hace afgunos amos ell principe
Jer6nfmo Napoleon Bonaparte con-
traio matrinonio con la senorita
Bldnca Piera.
La diferencia de ~caracteres y la
aetitud de ella di6 lugar a que la
ammonia no feinase ciertamente en-
ire los j0venes c6nyuges. La es-
posa del principe, que solo Sc ha-
bla undo a su marido por la am
pici0n r lor Ell PRESTIGE del nombre,
no era la mujer llamada a hacer
feliz un hombres, como Jer6nimo,
cuyo dnico deseo. era yivir modes
ia Y tranquilamente.
E~mpezaron los. disgustos, y la
salud del principe Sc resinti6 de tai
modo, que hubo necesidad de re-
%cluirle a fines del ano de 1922 en-
una casa de salud pr0xima a New
York.
La princesa continue su vida fas-
tuosa y contrajo deudas que le, lle-
varon a una situaci6n economical
bastante comprometida.
Entonces ideo ell medic de que
su marido lie proporcionase ell di-
nero que necesitaba para seguir su
vida de dispendios a la que tan
f~aficionada era.
Al efectO: en- enero de 1923 logr0
de su marido ell principe Ia firma
de un documento que lie puso'e en- In
possession de la cuantiosa suma de
Glen mil libras esterlinas.
al cabo de un tempo ell principe
Jer6nimo Sc encontr6 con la des-
agTadable sorpresa de que habfa
firmado una donaei0n en- toda for
ma a favor de su esposa y por la
cantiaad indicada.
Como Ell principe creia que solo
su esposa realizara determinados
actos de administration de sus
bfenes, ha presentado una denun-
Ella ante los tribunaies neoyorqui.
nes por medic del letrado a. que
anteriormente sc alule.
I'm ella, Ell Principe Jeronimo
Napoleon, V Ell su nombre ell abo,
gado acusa a su mujer de haber-
10 despojado con engafies de parte
de su fortuna, y pide la deVoluci6n
de Ia cantidad que lie Ia sido ARE
batada. Ell asunto, como es natu-
raj, Ia apasionado vivamente a la
opinion plblica neoyorduina, entire
la que era muy eenocido ell aristo-
cratico matrinohio. Les peri0dieos
cementan con amplitud el asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30


cimiento en- quienes han de cumplir
sus inexorables leyes; de modo
que estas, en- vez de tener compute
sorio caracter, sean mas bien de
indole ratificatoria. Por saludables
que sean las disposiciones de buen
gobierno, muy distintas son las
cue Sc imponen por la razon de
la fuerza a las que Sc cumpien Q
adoptan por la fuerza de la ra-
z6n.
Cuanto a la Convenience de Que
en- una ciudad tropical como San
Juan de Puerto Rico Sc cierren to-
dos los establecimientos mercanti-
les a las cinco de la tarde durante
Iel verano, no es precise hablar
fnucho, nj siquiera para interpre-
tar las reglas de la hygiene que
2feetan ell presente case. Siendo
general la MEDIA, Y no habiendn
por consiguiente perjuicio para ma
die en- particular, sine beneficio
para todos, la aprobaci6n unanime
de Ia disposition que nos ocupa nc
debiera dilatarse.
Parece pues que 10 ,Gnico que fall
Ia es que por las autoridades mu-
nicipales Sc proceda en- seguida a
convocar al Concrete de San Juan
aludido en- la peticion que arriba
Sc copia, para que despues de un
Gambia general de impresiones, au-
diencia p1blica, o 10 que quiera la
r1arse, quede inequivoeamente de
manifesto Ell sentir general de los
interesados, y Sc de fuerza de or
denanza a 10 que parece ser plau-
sible deseo de la comunidad mer-
cantil.
Dfa llegara en- que Ell hombre
oianco de los tropicos, dandose ca
bal cuenta de 10 que significa Ia
adaptation al medic ambiente, y
comprendiendo que aqui, Ell la
iona torrida, no Sc puede vivir CO.
mo vivieron nuestros antepasados
en- las zonas templadas v frfas.
in%stituya la jornada de seis O siete
horas, desde las seis de la manana
.hasta las doce o la una. En- esas
seis o siete horas Sc trabaiara. Sc
produeira mas que hoy, cuando 81
bien es verdad que va no Sc traba-
"a, de sol a sol, no por ESQ respon-
den las condolences generates del
trabajo a las necesidades 0 reoui.
sitos higienicos de los humanos.
Mientras llega csc gran dia. .
TARA acelerar su Aegada, bueno es
que los hombres inteiigentes que
forman nuestras classes d~lrectoras.
acojan ideas como la que tan lne
minosanlente aeaban de expresar
los sehores concentrates en- la pc
ticion antes citada. Nuestras Dig
mas autoridades munieipales, Ell Sc
nor Alcalde v la Asamblea. tie
men Ia palabra; les rogaanos que
no dejen pasar una OCCASION tan
nermosa de hacer algo de positi-
vo valor social. Todos .saBemos 10
decisiva que en- casos como este v
en- palses como Puerto Rico, result
ia la %inieiativa Official; sea ella
pues Ell factor que TRANSFORMS en-
realidad csc idealismo tan INTEL.
gentemente expuesto por La pro-
gresista clase mercantil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Conner BIEN ES
YIVIR BIEN
EN- sUs ALIMENTos ENCoN-
TIARA LAS DoSIS NECESA-
RIAS DE HERO, FoSFoRo,
ETC, SIN NEcEsIDAD DE RE-
MEDIos NovELERos

Un notable g~astr6nomo dijo en-
cierta OCCASION que vivir bien era
conner bien. Muchos scmos los que
pensamos de igual modo y antici-
pamOs con placer Ia 9ora de las co
midas. Ants nuestra vista desflan
los deliciosos guisados aun humean
do, quo regalan sabrosos olores al
olfato. La sopa bien condimentada,
La perdiz estofada, 0 Ell pescado a
la minuta, Ia carne asada, Ell vino,
los postfes, deEitase y un cfga-
no. FL placer de la vida! 1Goza
listed de csc placer, o SURE listed
de faIta de apetito? siente I'd. eli
bienestar de una buena digestion
despnes de las comidas, o tiene
gases, acidez, malestar, aatulen-
cha? 1Digiere nsted bien o es pro-
penso a indigestion? DIGENoL DIES
pues dc las ccmidas ayuda la bue-
ma digestion y assimilation de sus
alimentos. rs un remedio Elective
contra la indigestion, Flatulencia,
Acidez, Gases en- ell est6mago, Fal.
ia de apetito y Dyspepsia. Las per
sonas que toman DIGENOL, go.
gan de la vida. comen con APPETITE,
y 10 que quieren. Dos pastillas dies
pues de las comidas fortalece e,
est6mags y faculta la buena diges.
ton, corrigiendo todos los desoTde.
mes estomaca1es. 81 sufre listed oct
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Oscar PORRATA
Inspector, Juncos.

These school children Of today
are the citizens OF d very near to-
morrow. The kind Of citizens these
will be depends, next TO the homes
they lives in, upon the teachers
who intruct them. Pay these men
and women at least a living wage.
Juliet A. CASEY,
Supervisor, Camhy.
-Nuestros Legislatures Y todo ell
pals estamos en- ell deber de ayudar
a nuestro !Comisionado Huyke a
escalar Ell triunfo, que es Ell triun-
70 del pals.
M. G. MN,
Supervisor, Arecibo.
-Fourderthermore, / desire TO
add that, ii | had been Governor of
Porto Rico when this reduction OF
teachers salaries was passed, /
would have vetoed it.
i. Mont REILLY,
Governor.
Isl estas dificultades pueden ser
obviadas no teigah ustedes la me-
nor dn1a de que 70 trabajare por
ell aunlento de sueldos.
Antonio n. BARCELO.
Entlendo que. como organiza-
cion gubernameiitaI, ell que dirige
tiene que yer con simpatfa el justo
deseo que experimental de verse
eduitatiyaiaeiite retribuldo. Ell pri.
Nero de nuesttos colaboradores Ell
maestro de cscnela.
Juan b. HUYKE,
.Comisionado de Educaci5n.
-Muchas otras personalidades