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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
Ell sERvICIo DoMEsTIco
(De los mas notables escritores fran
ceses Collaboration especial
para Ell MUNDO)

No hay reunion donde Sc congre
guer senoras que llevan ell gobierno de
sus respectivas casas donde no Sc OIL
gan las mismas lamentaciones. LEI
servicio es inaguantable iCada dia nue.
vas exigencias! Estas pasan del Unite,
no va razonable, sino exagerado. Desgra
ciadlmente contra la actitud adoptada
por los criad.s, en- general, no cabe
mas que tener paciencia, porque la So
lucion practica, cue seria la contra
huelga general, o sea prescindir EN- alb
soluto del servicio domestico, no esta
al alcance de todas las voluntades;
Ciertamente que, salvo raras excep
Clones la antigua fideidad, el carifo
del servicio hacia los sehores, ha des
aparecido pero examinados los mott
vos, Gpodremos decir que la culpa ha
sido siempre de los servidores7 mo po
driamos tambien reconocer que 81 ell ser
vicio en general, ha venido a formular
reivindicaciones exageradas, tambien
los sehores han dejado de respetar en-
mnltiples ocasiones los principles de
equidad y de bondad en- el trato q que
la caridad cristiana los obligaba? La
rigidez y Ell autoritarismo en- ell trato
con los servidores, son el germen de
muchas rebeldias que podrian evitarse
antes de estallar tan solo con la virtud
de la caridad que nos obliga a tratar
a .nuestros semejantes como hermanos,
Preguntemonos, pues, tratemos de
averiguar francamente la respuesta.
Preguntamos a veces: GHemos cumplido
siempre con nuestro deber en- ell trlto
con los criados7 Entire ellos nosotros
hay cierta reciprocidad; ellos nos dan
su trabajo, su buena voluntad; nosotros
les damos un POGO de dinero; pero 81
no les damos tambi6n algo de amino
y carifo, quiza tengan raz6n para que
jarse.
Tienen los criados un dido muy fno
y NADIA Sc les escapa de cuanto Sc hace
y dice su alredor. 10 que Sc dice Y
10 que SO hace quiza no siempre sea
d1emplar muGAas veces nj aun pru
dente. Un amargo reproche. uns burla
cruel. para con ellos les ha do moles
tar, produciendoles una irritaci6p que
actualmente es dificil evitar que Sc ex
teriorice.
La question dc los salaries que que
han subido tan vertiginosamente. qui-
"a no este justihcada; pero SO expli
ca 81 tenemos en- cuenta 10 infmos q1e
hasta hace POGO eran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19

Con nagicos acentos de coEores
FL Sol de Estio canta por las tardes:
Que fanfarr:a Ia orquesta de las nubes,
Como vibra la luz en- los celajes!
Sobre el azul grisaceo de los cieos
Urga faja de pdrpura radiante
Que supera regios esplendores
All esplendor de mantos imperiaes.
Admramos la gama poicroma
Que dura solo rapidos INSTANCES
Fundiendo su ammonia en- ell unisono
De lbs sombras que avanzan, nocturnales.
FL azul palidece e crepusculo,
Mientras gime el voleta sus "saudades",
Cual 81 llorara fGnebres memorials
De eternas mamvilas espectrales
Mas de pronto refulge mpio rayo
Sobre la sombra que ell azu invade,
La ceca trageda nuestros ojos
Avanza en- su misterio mpenetrable
I'm una luz p1rpurea el horizonte
Cbn el rayo solar Sc infiama arde
semeja, sangrento, grandeza
un campo de batalla de Titanes.
All yer morir la luz entire las sombras
Espectaculo diario emocionante
Que ofrece al corazon de nuestra VIDA,
La dolorosa eternal magen
Cincinat PAULESCO
Traducci6n de CARMELA EULATE SANJURJo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
UNA VIUDITA. de santurce,

UNA VIUDITA, de Santurce-Com
prendo su tristeza y preocupacion, 10
que siento es no poderla ofrecer mir
gun remedio efcaz, la par que inc
fensivo. Los tintes suelen ser peligro-
SOS para la vista. Procure durarte va
rias noches robustecer las cejas con
aceite de Iicino. Este tratamiento po
dria quizas fortalecerlas hasta ell pun
to de hacerlas brotar nuevamente en-
SUI color natural.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19

Enriqueta, Enriqueta de mi
almal
E.-GQue te socede, chiquilla?
Gil Todo, .todo Sc acabo para mi!
Bien decias. la cartera. 49,, nj pJ.
de abrirla. A viva fuerza me la qui
to de entire las manos. Consintio en-
marcharse sin aterder a mis- lagrimas
nj a mis- insultos. porque le insul
te; 81, lie insulte . lie odiol
E.-No tienes raz6n- Yo he senti
do ESQ mismo que tn siemtes ahora...
Tu siquieras has visto la prueba ma
terial del engafio. Pero hay secre
tos siempre. 81. Haz un examen de con
ciencia escrupuloso, veras como tie in
clinas al perd6n mo tienes til tam
bien alguna carterita?
C.-Yo no.. Yo no tengo secre
tos para Ell. 49,.
E.-En cartera. palpables
GY en el corazon? Mira, parece una
vulgaridad 10 que voy a decirte. Los
hombres son hombres; las mujeres. mu
jeres. :. Que tonteria, Gverdad? Pues
de ahi procede el que no nos enten
damos. Las almas tienen sexo. no
hay duda, Ell alma del hombre ell al
ma de la mujer son tan distintas, co
mo la terra y Ell mar y ell mar y Ell
cielo; pueden besarse, unirse, pero no
pueden confundirse. Hombres muje
res deben respetar y perdonar el Sc
creto de la cartera -.
C.-No, no. Yo no perdono. lie
queria con toda mi alma. 81 es yer
dad 10 que dices, La vida es muy iris
te; no vivire en- ell mundo, entrare en-
un convento -.
E.-Ya 10 pensaras. Y tn, que no
quieres perdonar tn novio, te consa
gras Dios. 49,. lfg1rate la cartera de
secretos que Dios tendra que perdo
narte para ser tu esposol
JacintO BENAvENTE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
LA cARTERA
(Personajes: Clara, 10 amos; En-
riqueta, % anos.)

rlqueCa, 20 AMOS
J
Clara.-Si te digo que no debe tar
dar en- venir Aguarda un irstante.
Enriqueta.- Ur instante 80 No
te quejaras; eran las tres cuando vi
ne. -.
C.-Despues de dos afios de tan
tas cosas!. go. Todavia no estamos eli
paz. -, Me debes mnchas visitas mas
largas que esta. muchas conader-
cias. Hoy hice yo ell gasto.
Ezra natusal que 10 hicieras.
Hoy eres til mas RIGA que yo 80. Rica
de ilusiones, de esperanzas, de amor.
Yo estoy arruinsda. .... iPobre de mi!
C.-La muerte es un acreedor que
no perdona. Pero te has quedado viu
da... arruinada, como til dices, tan
ioven, que aun puedes reponer su eau
dal
E.-Me asustan las empresas.
Vivir6 atenida a mi viudedad: clase
oasiva (Pausa). ISabes que tarda mu
cko ese caballero y no podr6 esperarle?
C.-Si, que tarda. iD6ade estara?
E.-iD6nde estsra?
C.-GPor que reptiles mi pregur.
ia asi como preocrpada, como 81
te hubiera dado en- que pensar?
E.-Porque era una pregunta
y nunca debe una preguntar "Gd6rde
estara?" Isl supieras las veces que
yo he preguntado ESQ mismo!
C.-Y yo. iYo no preguntar6 tan
tas! Como toda mujer enamorada. Mi
nuto por minute quisiera yo saber en-
d6nde esta, y 10 que hace, y 10 que
piensa: 49,
E.-No quisieras s2ber En-
amor como en- religion, el saber no
esta muy lejos de la herejia .....
C.-iBah! Como yo no habia de sa
ber NADIA malo de Carlos .
E.-ILe conoces a fondo?
c.-su coraz6n no tiene secretos
para mi.
E.-iSu corazon! iPobre Clara! Yo
tambien creia que ell corazon de Pc
pc era todo mio, que no tenia secre
tos para mi. 49,. iQue locura! No hay
corazon que no tenga algin secreto J. .
IEl corazon? Menos ailn. No quiero
asustarte, pero. -. Iquieres hacer una
prueba? Procura apoderarte de impro
viso de la cartera de tn novio; va yes
que peque1ez, la cartera de bolsillo
iQue pocos secretos pueden caber en-
ella! Pues, Greene, 81 quieres ser
feliz, no intentes nunca registrar la
cartera del hombre a quien amas...
C.-Yo crei que habias sido dicho
sa en- tn matrimonio.
E.-Lo fui; pude serlo 81 no hu-
biera querido saber . Porrue Pc
pc me guerra, me queria mucho -.
cuanto podia quererme pero la
cartera ~ cr6elo, todo hombre tiene
siempre un secreto en- la cartera.
C.-iBah! Un secreto GY sera
tan imprudente que en- la cartera. -.
E.-iAy! La cartera de Pepe no
era de bolsillo, era un cartapacio, y
10 halle despues de su muerte. go. Y
sin embargo, me queria, me guerra mu
cho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19

LoRENzA.- siempre he dicho, y
ahora repito, que es muy peliroso usar
polvos y cremas desconocidas. Desc ma
safe todos los dias por espacio de ur
mes, y no use mas polvos que los reco
nocidos por buenos. Cor ellOs rscobra-
ra ell cults toda su belleza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19

Queremos solamente nosotras tener
el deTecho de quejarnos no pensa-
hasta con el sacrihcio en- algunas oca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19

A HILDA, Ponce En- esta mis-
ma semana me apresurare a contestarle
Perdone ell retraso.
LA DANA DUENDE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19

FLOR DE TE.-El NAL de que me
habla puede remediarse, en- gran parte,
dandose todos los dias masaje en- los to
billos con una locion compuesta por:
Acido tanicO, 20 gramos; tintura de
benjui, 80 grs.; aqua oxigenada, 120
gramos de aqua de rosas, $40 gramos
Tambien convene vendar los tobillos
EN- la casa y para dormir usar botas
siempreeque Sc pueda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
POETAS RUMANOS
AMURGURI.

Ce orchestra de cuvinte
81 ce magica fanfara
De culori, poate sa spuna
Moarter Soarelui de Vara?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
MIS- REsPUEsTAs


En- esta seccion Sc contestant a
todas las preguntas que sobre higiere
y toilette deseer hacer nuestros lee
torres.
ROSA MARIA Los dientes deben
de lsvarse despues de cada comida; pa
ra clio no precisa el uso de los polvos
o cremas dentrifcas cada vez. Ell aqua
templada es 10 mejor para enjuagarse
la dentadura, echando en- ella, de vez
en- cuando, unas gotas de Ia loci6n 81
guiente: Aqua hervida, 500 gramos;
aqua de miel, 60 gramos; jabon de Mar
sella, 80 gramos; bora en- polvo, so
gramos, y aqua de clavo, orce gotas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17

LFRED H. EMERSON, owner
n of big stock farm, who says
TanIae built him right up after
having bad case of Flu, which
left him in awful bad shape. Says
Tanlae is only medicine that helped
him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
BURLINGTON TO HAVE
PERMANENT HATCHERY
Success Of Temporary Plant Leads to
Approval BY Government
CutIurists.

Burlington, May ia permanent
fish hatchery is to be installed at the
Champlain Transportation company
wharf at the foot of King street as the
result of recommendations of Wash
ington officials who have visited the
temporary hatchery that is now in
operation on the wharf. This new
hatchery will probably be installed
this summer and will he in operation
next fall II is to be financed by the
state Of Vermont.
This hatchery will be operated on a
much larger scale than the one now IN
use. Many more millions Of pike and
other fish will be turned out and the
production will be more often. Part
of the money which will finance this
project will be obtained through the
money secured from issuing fishing
licenses thereby giving sportsmen
better returns for the money invested.
The hatchery that is now in oper
alton is expected to complete the pro-
cess of Matching millions of pike this
week. This hatch has been excep
tionanlly slow because of the fact
that the water in the lake has been
colder than usual at this time Of the
year. These millions of pike will be
planted in Lake Champlain at different
points and throughout the inland water
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Burt lockwood attended the funer-
al of relative in Hoosick Falls Sun
day.
w. H. Ilghthall and son Breese
passed the week end with relatives in
Mechanicville.
Miss Meta Wing Of North Hoosick
visited briefly Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Karl o. Estes OF Sill
yer street.
Miss Jennie A. Valentine and niece
Miss Jeanette F.. Perkins returned
Saturday from stay of several
weeks in Washington.
Fred Knapp of Amsterdam, N. Y,
and Edward Knapp OF Toledo, Ohio,
have been called here by the death of
their mother Mrs. Addie Knapp.
Frank Mahoney of Hartford is
spending a few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Goady of North
street. Mrs. Mahoney and children
have been visiting here for several
weeks.
Mrs. James A. Keller and daughter
Mrs. Josephine Greenslet, returned
Saturday from Scranton, Pa, where
they were called by the death Of a
relative.
Mrs. George Moore. jr, and son
Floyd left on the noon train for their
new home in Lansing, Mich. Mr..
Moore left here several weeks ago
for Lansing where he is engaged in
| farming.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17

II have taken only one bottle of
Tanlac, but It has done me more good
than all the other medicines l have
taken put together" said A. II. Emer-
son when he called at Guppy's Drug
Store, Portland, Ore, the other day
Mr. Emerson lives near West Scar
boro, Me-, where he owns and oper-
ates one of the biggest stock farms in
that section of the country.
After got up from theflu last
winter | was in mighty bad shape"
he continued. Il was not only in a
weakened, debilitated condition, but
also suffered awfully with Indigestion
My stomach was so weak l could
hardly digest anything and could
hardly bear the sight of food, much
less eat anything. AS was not able
. to eat any nourishing food | kept get
ting worse and worse and | was bad
ly discouraged over my condition as it
looked like | would never get my
strength back again. My nerves were
all upset and my sleep was broken
and irregular | felt tired and worn
out from morning until night and
could hardly drag one foot after the
other.
:" took many different kinds of
medicine but nothing did me par
ticle of good until began taking
Tanlac. AS said before have
taken only one bottle, but 1t has made
such remarkable change in my con-
ditipn feel like different person
altogether My appetite is splendid
now and can eat anything | want
and as much as | want without the
slightest touch of indigestion. My
strength and energy have returned.
sleep sound and get up in the
morning feeling ready for a big days
work Tanlac has put me back on
my feet and everybody certainly
ought to know about this medicine"
Tanlac is sold in Bennington by w.
L. Gokay.- Advertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17

moved. After the temporary hatchery
is removed it is expected that work
OF installing the permanent hatchery
will be started.
The hatcing OF fish for the waters
of the state of Vermont has been a
very successful project The first
hatchery was installed on the Cham
plain wharf five years ago and mil
lions of pike were Matched These pike
have grown to full size and are being
caught in large numbers all over the
state. When these pike were Matched
it was doubtful If ii would be advis-
able to plant them at Shelburne Falls
but after some discussion it was de-
cided to do so. No pike had been
caught at the falls before and il was
not thought that they would live, how
ever they were planted and at present
pike weighing one pound are being
caught there continually.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17

GERMAN COMMUNISTS
PLAN NEW UPRISING
Mecklenbur9 Is Reported to pc
Chosen AS the Center Of the
Insurreetion

London, May 17.-German commun
lists are planning new insurrection
which may be attended by wholesale
murders, according to a Berlin des-
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
company, quoting statement by
Herr yon Graef, conservative mem
Der of the Rechstag.
Herr Won Graef has advised the
ministry of defense that meetings of
communists are being held regularly
in Mecklenburg, and that the quest
ion whether landowners alone should
be put to death or whether their
wives and children shall meet like
fate is being discussed.
There is no doubt Mecklenburg
will be the scene Of frightful slaugh-
ter" he says.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
,retty race, setting the new mark al q

pretty race, setting the new mark at q
flat. l.
The prettiest race of the afternoon
was the quarter mile in which Darby
and Granger ran dead heat. Middle
bury discovered new miller in Shell
vey, freshman. who won the race in
4:45. AS. This is good work consider
ing that it was the first time that he
has run this event. Potratz took first
in the hammer and discus. Bellrose'
Granger and Shepard did the best
work for the Vermont team.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17

@ $ ~ So s S$ S s . S : ss 5s s $ @
~ = 9 g 3 D = 81 D s = 8 =
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
of the state OF Vermont.

The next hatch of fish to be turned
out by the hatchery will be yellow
perch. They are to be planted in in
land waters of the state that are not
suitable for pike. 1t is expected that
they will be Matched within month,
after which the hatchery will be re-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17

Change Of Tone Tells Much.
Susceptible persons are more affect
ed by Il change of tone than by unex-
pected words.-George Eliot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
GET INSURED TODAY!

Your time, life. home. car. furniture
etc.. have a money value.
Why take chances OF loss to your
self or family?
Gail. write or telephone now--do not
put If off till next week, 1t may be too
late then.
/ Companies Of which ! am agent are
licensed by the state of Vermont and
are safe. low rates.
RoBY ALLEN JONES
Agent for accident. sickness. house,
furniture. automobile, life, endoN ment,
insurance policies, also write applica-
tion for membership in Modern Wood
men of America.
223 Stafford St.. Tel 336.W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
MlpDLE5URY WINS TRACK MEET
Defeats U. v. M. by Score Of rs t-2 to
81 t-2-Two Records Broken.

81 I-2-TW o Hecords Broken,
Middlebury, May 7.-Middlebury's
track team easily defeated the Univer.
sity Of Vermont here Saturday. rs IL
to 81 1-2. The Green and Gold team
at no time threatened the locals, VINO
performed in an excellent manner.
Two college records were broken and
one tied in the meet.
Tatro jumped five feet six and one
half inches in the high jump, winning
from Bellrose and breaking the old
record of five feet five inches. In the
22O yard low hurdles, Robinson ran a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-17
APPALACHIAN CLUB
COMING TO VERMONT
Members Planning to Hike Over
Long Trail Early in

Long Trail Early in
July.
Rutland, May III S. Conant
and Horace Van Everin OF Boston,
representing the Appalachian club
which is the largest organization Of
mountain climbing enthusiasts lin the
eastern United States, were in this
city Saturday, scouting trip over
the long trail of the Green Mountain
which will be made by a party in mid
July Already 25 persons have sign
ed up,
Mr.. Conant and Mr.. Van Everin
will be in this state several days,
The Appalachian club members viii
begin their hike on the lower Con
necticut and will visit Tyson, lakes,
reaching Mount Killington and Rut-
land on July II, then going north
ward over the trail
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST IA bout week agp. one hundred
dollar Victory Bond md nftv dollar
Liberty Bond Reward ~ returned.
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We pay tHc highest prireH l0r anC
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Stone $40 Mesquite lh0He 1885.
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uou aH honkkeeuer TYPEWRITER or rrG
rlHl office work. Ten FesIH experience
BEST reference Address NnE Ilff or
phone &C.
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'EcNNs eWuAr. WIIuIE. WIEN

pECNNS- WHAT. WHERE. WHEN
AND now" go plant 81 % copy. Far
mers Rain Guide full oi facts, whether
drs 0r wet year. rainfall for cnch month
1890 what crops a. plani-50c. Halbert
hyariA seed corn ilaihert Honey and
Tom watson watermelons liulhert
lnper-shell pccnus for planting VIII
uats free
n. 8. liAT.BERT Author and Orlgi-
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Onion Plants Wanted.
FOR SALE.
Cotton Seed,

FOR SALE.
Cotton Seed,
Planting Purposes,
Coon. sound cotton seed. raised North
west Texas mostly Aolanc variety ut
$3.50 per buahsl. delivered your station.
send us your orders for immediate
ahipment
Central Texas Cotton seed Co.
2ia st. Mnry'a 49, San Antonio, Texas.
SUDAN Same high grade as usual.
Lubbock rroWn und guaranteed iree
from mould. certified we'll sacked o.
couts pound delivered hY freight Texas.
points. also Hcd Top cane seed B.
cents pound nn order fui less thau 100
ruuudg, your check 81 good Weaver
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Gulf Coast Tres
tSt Louis Brownsville 81 Mexicof
Arrives From
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-30
NEW TIRE FIRM OPENS SOUTH.
ERN TERRITORY HERE.

Fort Worth is a worth while dis
tributing point for the Southwest,
from the viewpoint of big Eastern
corporations, for their production.
The latest proof Of this is the estab-
ishment here Of local salesroom
and wholesale warehouse for the
Amalgamated Tire Stores Corpora
ton, Texas corporation and a sub
sidiary Of the Amalgamated Tire
Stores Corporation Of New York, a SIS,
100000 corporation operating a chain
Of twenty-nine tire stores, located in
all the principal cities of the country.
This company is differed by some
of the most prominent men in the Am
erican tire industry, and controls fac
tory contracts on seconds and sur
plus tire and tube stocks on many
" the best known standard brand
tires made. The policy Of the COM
pany prohibits handling anything ex-
cept standard brand tires. That Fort
Worth was successful in landing this
big organization here was due to the
efforts Of William NJ. Massie. vice
president Of the Fort Worth National
Bank. Massie was elected second vice
president and a member Of the board
Of directors Of the company. Lester
Gowns, first vice president Of the
company and a member Of the board
Of directors, is former citizen Of
Fort Worth, who is well known
among local tire users and business
men. Cowans will hold the position
Of managing director Of the company's
local establishment, and will have
charge Of local sales and wholesale
distribution in Texas and Oklahoma.
both states being covered by a chain
Of about fifteen stores. Fort Worth
has the first Of these stores, and the
others will be opened in the near fu-
ture.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-30
INTERESTING MURDER TRIAL IN
WARSAW.

Warsaw: (By |. ]. P. b. The Jews
Of Warsaw are very much interested
in unique murder trial which in
wolves the Jew, Isaac Kurz, and Jew
ish woman, Malackah Flint. Both are
charged with having poisoned Jan
Larmirovitz, Pole.
According to the testimony given
by Larmirovitz before he died. he
entered the tavern Of the woman Flint
and found Kurz there, sitting at a
table. Kurz is supposed to have winked
meaningfully to Mrs. Flint who re-
piled, "Good" After drinking two
glasses Of whiskey, Larmirovitz be-
came sick, showed obvious signs Of
poisoning and six hours later died.
These are the charges as presented
in the states accusation. Bacteriologi-
cl Investigations substantate the fact
Of the deceased's poisoned condition.
Medical experts, however, establish
ed that the poisoning might have re-
suited from the drinking Of a certain
kind OF alcohol. The coroner has
meanwhile ordered the body to be ex-
humed and to be subjected to further
examination, and the trial has been
postponed, pending the results Of the
findings.