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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
Ell EIPepto-MaDgan
puritiCa Ia SangTe
LOS MEDIcos 10 EMPLEAN Y RE-
CoMIENDAN. Sc vENDE EN- FOR
MA LIoUIDA o EN- TABIETAs

Ell -Mangan de "Gude" forma
sangre nueva y pura. Devuelve la
sangre su vigor natural. La sangre de-
bill. saturada de venenos es la causa de
fatiga malestar. Las sefiales Sc ven
en- ell semblante que palidece y adquiere
color enfermizo. Ell origen de este no
es otro que la falta de globulos rojos
que le dan al cults ese color sonrosado
indicator de salud.
Ell -Mangan de "Gude'', cuan-
do Sc toma con regularidad, pronto lie
devuelve Ia sangre su riqueza en-
gl6bulos rojos. Los medicos 10 han re
comendado por muchos amos para casos
de anemia y debilidad de sapgre. La
sangre debil Sc fortifca con aumento
de gl6bulos rojos. Sc nota palpablemen-
te la sensaci6n que produce la vuelta
del vigor fisico. En- lugar de decaimien
to pesimismo renace la energia. El
sueho es mucho mas reposado = Ell ape
tito mejor.
Todas las farmacias venden el Pepto-
Mangan de "Gude'', va sea en- forma
liquida en- tabletas. Asegirese de que
Ell nombre complete Pepto- -Mangan de
"Gude'' va escrtto en- cada paquete.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
LA OPOSICION BRITANNICA
CONSTITUTE, UN SERIO
PROBLEMA

WASHINGTON, noviembre 28.-
La oposicion persistente que hace la
delegation britannica acerca del tone
laje submarine, ell cual, seg1n 10
propuesto por Hughes, Sc fila en-
10000 toneladas para Ingllterra y
Estados Unidos y 10000 para el ia
pom, es actualmente uno DE- los mas
serios problemas que Sc ventilan en-
la Conferencia del Desarme.
Inglaterra pide la disminucion de
los grandes submarines Y que Sc de-
jen solamente los de caracter defen-
sivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
EXTRAORDINARILY FUNcIoN


Esta noche Sc exhibira en- el cine
''Tres Banderas" la emocionante peli
cula europea "Judex'', interpretada
por los artistas de fama mundial Rene
Creste, Musidora, Michel, Leubas, Ma
the, Levesque y Munitillo.
"Judex'', es una peicula propia pa
ra familias, pues exalta los mas mobiles
sentimientos, tanto de los nifios como
de los mayores, utilizando una acci6n
lena de aventuras.
"Judex' proporcionara un especta-
culo de emoci6n, de gozo, de arte, de
belleza. Esta pelfcula esta dividida en-
nueve jornadas, todas de extraordina-
1ia emoci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
CUATRo MALHEcHoREs RoBAN A
UN MENsAJERo LA CORES
PoNDENCIA

Arrojando una manta mojada sobre
la cabeza de John Hebel, mensajero dt
la Northern Trust Company, de Chi
cago, cuatro bandidos 10 secuestraron
llevandolo en- un autom6vl hasta Lin
coin Park, donde 10 despojaron de una
SAGA conteniendo correspondence de
banco. No han podido aLn los jefes de
la institution determinar la p6rdida, pc
70 abrigan la creencia de que no ascen
dera mucho. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
UN sU1c1D1o EN- oBUENA VISTA

En- ell barrio ''Buena VISTA, de
Las Marias, Narciso Martinez, de 40
a6os, Sc suicide disparandose I'D tiro
de revolver en- la si6n derecha. El arma
fu6 encontrada al lado del cadaver. Sc
gun invostigaciones practicadas, Sc su-
pone que el m6vil que indujo a Marti-
nez quitarse la vida, fue su mala 81
tuaci6n economical.
En- ell mismo barrio, la nina sixta
Ortiz, de IA amos, Sc suicide, aLcrcan-
dose de un arbol de guiana. En- dias pa
sados esta jovencita habia manifestado
a su fanilia Ell deseo de suicidarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
MERoADo DE- oAMB1os
u1T1Mo NUMHRo DE SOCIAL

Hemos sido obsequiados por nuestro
excelente amigo don Faustino Lajar, con
un ejemplar de la preciosa interesanti-
sima revista cubana ''Social', CORES
pondiente noviembre.
Con la edici6n que acaba de poner a
la venta ell senior Lajar, obtiene la en-
presa de dicha revista un triunfo indis-
cutible, pues no solamente Su h'eratura
es exquisite y variaaa, sino que por Ia
profusion de grabados artisticos y en-
colores que contiene, Social" es un
magnifico exponente de la cultura GU
bana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
UN NUEVO SERVICIO DE LA
"COMPANIA NAVIERA DE
CUBA

Aver nos informaron los senores
"Villar & Co. Inc, agentes de la
"Empresa Naviera de Cuba, que
muy pronto ell comercio y ell pasaje
de Puerto Rico disfrutaran del mag
nffico servicio de una lfnea de vapo-
res entire los puertos de Cuba, Hal
ii el norte de Santo Domingo
Ell trafico de Puerto Rico Sc senti-
ra benefciado grandemente con la
Inauguration de esta nueva via de co
municacion, pues de ella Sc derivaran
grandes ventajas para ell comerciosde
estl isla con los demas pueblos de las
Antillas.
Con este servicio, "La Compahia
Naviera de Cuba'' pone en- la ruta de
Puerto Rico dos vapores nensuales,
Y como todavfa existe cierta amor
malidad en- los negocios, -esta iniciati
va representlra perdidas para los
intereses de la Empresa, a no ser
que ell Comercio y el pIblico en- ge-
neral patrocinen, con su carga, sde
una manera decidida, a los buqnes
de la mencionada Compafifa cubadna,
en- justa reciprocidad al sacrifice
que esta empresa Sc ha impuest0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
JOHN LEWIS
Advt.

Nos ha dispensado atenta vista este
buen amigo nuestro, quien esta va COM
pletamente bien de la grave enfer,nedad
que padecfa.
Celebramos el restablecimiento del Sc
nor Lewis Y al mismo tempo hacemos
presente a su numerosa clientela que di.
cho amigo Sc halla de nuevo al frente
do sus negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
Ell Discourse DE BRAND ES-
IA oPUESTO Al UNA LEY
MIEITAR

PARIS, noviembre 28.-La ley fl
jando 10 meses de servicio militar y
ell discurso pronuhciado por BRAND
en- Washington, han sido objeto de
numerosos concentrates, pues STEM
pre- algunos elementos Sc inclinan a
reducir los electives miIitares, la ma
yoria opina que debe mantenerse un
gran ejercito, de conformidad con la
opinion de BRAND. Sc espera con
gran ansiedad Ii llegada de este pa
ra ernpezar la discussion de dicha ley,
la cual promote originar grandes de-
bates.
Las comisiones militares estiman
que la mencionada ley DARN Fran
cia 100000 hombres mas que soste-
ner, aunque despues dasAscBas las
debidas excenciones, solo Rabrfa un
aumento de 10000 a 10000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
LAS ENFERMEDADEs EN- LA 1s1A

En- la semana que termin6 81 dia 20
hubo en- Puerto Rico las siguientes en-
fermedades por poblaciones:
tuberculosis: Aguadilla 2, Bayani6n
1, Ciales /, Caguas 9, Manati 1, Maya
giiez A, San Juan 2, Toa Baja ] y We
ga Baja /.
Paludismo: Aguadilla IA, Barcelona
ts. 2, San Juan / v Trujillo Alto 1.
Tifoidea: Lares 1, San Juan 2, Utua
do 9, Yauco A.
Uncinariasis: AguadilIa 16, Maya
giiez y San Juan 8.
Saranipi6n: BarrOs 5, Barranquitas
~ Mayagiiez y Ponce /.
y sTOsass4iia:. Cfaies 1 Humacao 1.
Filariasis: Fajardo 1.
Difteria: Aguadilla y Humacao /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
Cuando usted yisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
Ell CoNsULADo FRANCES EN- TU-
RIM ATACADo PoR Los
ESTUDIANTES

TURIN, noviembre 2s. NuanerosrP
estudiantes, excitados por los comenta-
rios hechos por los peri6dicos a las pa
labras de BRAND al senador scanzer,
presidente de la delegation italiana en-
Washington, atacaron aver e1 consula-
do frances, rompiendo los cristales de
las ventanas.
La policia Sc present6 en- seguida en-
-el lugar del suceso, dispersando a los
estudiantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
Ell CONSEJO EXECUTIVE Sc RE
SERVO SU RESOLUTION EN- Ell
CASO DEL EMPERSTITO
Continuation de la pag. Ia. }

del emprestito en- la forma presente,
ell Municipio desistirfa de la cons
trucci6n de la referida pIanta in
vertirfa los $4,000 en- el alcantari-
llado de Santurce.
FL seilor Huyke, Gobernador inte-
rino, que preside la vista, declare
sufcientemente discutida ilustrada
la question ell Consejo Sc reserve
la resolucion sobre Ell asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
| FALLECIMIENTo EN-
SABANA GRANDE

Ha fallecido en- sabana Grande, des
pues de una cruenta enfermedad, la
apreciabilisima y virtuosa sefiorita Jua
ma Torres.
El cadaver fue conducido al cemente
rio de Yauco para ser enterrado en- ell
panteon de la familia Totti y Torres.
Reciban los deudos de la fnada nues-
tro mas sentido p6same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
ENMENDANDo UNA cLAUsULA

Ha sido archivado en- la Secretarfa
Ejecutiva un certifcado enmendando la
clausula sexta de las de incorporation
de 81. M. Blanco Inc.', en- ell sentido
de crear doscientas acciones preferidas,
con un valor a la par de cien dolares
cada una.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
ANT1cALcULINA EBREY

Puriica. y neutraliza la orina en- su
curse traves de la vejiga. Tonifca
los 6rganos genitourinarios, anvia la
infamacion y terntna con los dolores
y estrecheces, por ser un gran diure-
trico y caImante En- todas las boti-
cas-. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
"El Risdal''
UN PROFESSOR RURAL
MATA A UN HOMBRE

En- "Quebrada Grande'', de la juris
dicci6n de Trujillo Alto, Ramon Prize
to, professor rural, dispar6 dos tiros de
revolver contra Jose Nunez, quien mu-
RIO en- el hospital municipal de Rio Pie
dras.
Ell fiscal que intervino en- ell case, ext
gi6 al matador seis mil dolares de fan
"a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
OE kCTUALIDAD
/ DEPARTAMENTO DE

En- eI DEPARTAMENTO DE
PREMlOS DEL JABON OCTA-
CON Isabel Segunda No. II,
Marina) tenemos un esplendido
surtido de JUGUETES y articu-
los propios para regalos.
Economice comprando ell acredi-
tado JABON OCTAGON y reuna
los cupones. Con eIIos podra OBJ
tener preciosos regaIos para las
NAVlDADES
Con CUPONES DEL JABON Oc-
TAGON I'd. conseguira articu-
los de todas cIase enteramente
GRATIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
UNA NINA ARRoLLADA PoR UN
AUTO

En- catafio fu6 arroIlada por un auto
movil de la F'Isabela Grove co.., que
guiaba ell chauffeur Isaac simons,
la nina Dolores Bilbao, de a5Os, eau
sandole contusiones de pron6stico re-
servado, segdn certiacaci6n del DR.. FL
gueroa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
FRANK.
ALuaNAs PAKA MUxms

La Olinica Mtramar s1sns StsiO para
IN Anmsro de- 16vsAss Gus dSsSsa e.
,sudiar , practicar.
La sensrita Supsr11tszdszsa facilisa
90 les tRfsrmss AscOsartcs. SAnturcs.
ssOl 10. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
NuEvA cL1N1cA EN- BAYAMoN

Sc ha establecido en- Bayam6n una
c1inica con todcs los adeIantos moder
nos para garantizar una asistercia eff
caz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29

Los m6dicos directories de dicha Gil
MICA son don M. Fossas, don H. Con-
z&lez y don J. c.. Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
FIESTA REL1G1osA

Con motive de la festividad del Dia
de Acci6n de Gracia, la capilla episco-
pal de "La Anunciaci6n' que dirige
Ell Sr. Francisco Colon, On santurce, ce
lebr6 un hermoso servicio litdrgico pa
ra solemnizar el dia.
La decoration de ia Iglesia revestia
un aspecto brilante por. la variedad
de frutos y arboles con que fue enga-
ianada.
Habl6 el Sr. Esteban Reus, hacienda
una alocuci6n historical sobre la signi-
fcacion del dfa. Luego Ell pastor Colon
disert6 sobre el mismo ssunto en- SEN
lido religioso.'
FRANK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
Conareianta en- PrnYiSl0nas

fsHemss csmpIsts Surtids de cuantss
arttcuiss conciernen 6 nuestrc ranS, que
recibimes somaaalmente. Antes Dc COM
prar v1sfteMss . lame . nnSstrS tsl6fe.
ne.
PEREZ HER1GA1gOa
TeIGfons 2S6. Isabel III N6tm. 8. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29

PARA GUAR UN RESFRTADc
EN- UN Ola, tomese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario de-
volvera Ell dinero ST no lie cura.. La
firma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada caiita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29

ALGO QUE DEBE DECIRSE

Los asuntos poiticos han compicado.
En- Europa. En- los Estados Undos. En- Puerto r
Filpinas En- todas parties
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04

monIa1 ncinations continues. The mayor SAYS that
as he finds her he viii tell her that in
Florida there IS someone waiting for her who
has already fallen IN love with her without know
Ing her, who answers her ideal qualifications.
MAYOR CONFIDENT OF FINDING HER.
IN the meantime the has written the mother,
telling her that he Is exertng every possible
find the young woman. and that although his efforts
far have been unsuccessful he IS confident that
young VIII be found.
Il win do everything can 70 End this young woman
says mayor those whose aid ne enlisted
search. 1T does right that these young
people should be kept apart"
accompanying the mothers letter the mayor.
Ing the cys chief executive 10 aid IN search
the young seeking wife from the HoOsier state.
From the picture, the house Is apparently spacious
surrounded by broad acres covered with orange
groves and breathing air OF true southern hospital
So when the mayor nds the object OF his search the
young woman who e wanted by young and s1alTart
son Of Florida she will at least be assured comfort
able home judging. Of course from the picture or the
southern estate accompanying the mothers letter And
she Will also be assured OF big. strong and handsome
husband who
BAINTY AIR RESPONSIBLE, PERHAPS.
For must be conceded 10y even the most cynical
that that fall love with picture printed
newsprint OF the most ordinary kind has IN
usual power Of affection.
OF course argue that there be
thing baTny Florida that responsible FOR
the young feelings But the other hand. there
beautiful girls Florida is also argued that
II merely a OF atmospheric emotion. the
another OF the girls home instead OF
being reserved for young woman whom he has never
actually seen and who IS many, many miles away.
And while the young man down f. Florida may have
the ailment that afflicted Capt Miles Standish he
has advantage the historic captain. The
man down in Florida has a third party working for
alden was by Priscilla Muuens why don't thee speak
for myself, John?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
Modern Miles Sds Asks Mayor Carson Serve John Alden Help
Whom Would Share His Florida Home

each others But it's often different in the
movies than anywhere else.
THIS HAPPENS IN REAL LIFE
But this Is about real life, and there
heroes screen heroines concerned It has do with
the love OF a young for young woman has
except a picture OF n a matrimonial
agencys magazine.
Like Capt Miles Standsh and many others this
young Florida citizen has a bad OF cold feet"
whom ne wants 10 snare his southern home with him.
Mayor Carson. who has been asked by the young
mans mother aid the the young wo-
declines TO give out the young mans that
this would be breach OF confidence. However, the
city's executive is making every possible
the young
days ago the mayor received letter from the
mother in Florida II told Of her sons desire
the original of the picture the matrimonial agency's
publication, and asked that the aid in the
search.
From the letter It gathered that this
time that this young and stalwart Floridan
affair Of the heart but the letter known that the
young mans hancee married someone else recently
The mothers letter goes say that the action Of
the young in throwing her for
else caused great loneliness to fall upon her
and that he is anxious to find the original of the
picture.
PICTURE MAKES INSTANT IMPRESSION.
According the mothers letter, her has pro-
greesive friend who has deved into the mysteries Of
matrimonial agencies It relates that day
her very lonely this friend brought him page
torn from publication OF OF these agencies. On
the page picture OF a beautiful girl and under
meath the picture complete description Of the
iginal CT the picture ending with the words object
matrimony."
Right away the young impressed by the pic
ture and by the description OF the young woman is
represented.
For one thing, the description read that the young
has blonde hair lOvable disposition and $500,
with coming inheritance of $4,000. These things all
interested the young down in Florida The further
fact that the young woman is rather tall and weighs
100 pounds also was interesting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
Completion Of New Central Station and Well
Tests Make Water Supply Dream Come True

sure a supply great enough to meet
any emergency the system might be
called upon 70 meet.
Twenty years ago when an cpl
dem.c Of typhoid broke out and the
disease was traced 10 the water sup
ply, several wells used by the cen
trail pumping station were con-
demned and ordered plugged. Il was
also found that the huge manifold
which carried the water from these
wells from an island in the st. Jo-
seph river was cracked and that the
pumps had been forcing river water
into the mains. II was generally
proven that this cracking and the
subsequent pumping Of river water
was the real cause of the contanina-
ton and not any fault 10 be found
With the wells. Additional wells
were sunk on the west bank OF the
river near the station but the supply
OF these wells has since been limited
TO approximately 3.O00.O 900 gallons
daily.
The North station, in Leeper park,
was put into operation about IS
years ago. Ten and 12-inch wells
were sunk at varying distances from
each other and within radu Of 500
feet from the station. A large bed
OF water-bearing gravel was found al
this point at depths ranging from loo
10 10 feet. This stations normal ca
pacity has averaged about 100000
gallons per day.
For ordinary consumption. these
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
~ q. J. COOPElt.

yHEN Capt Miles Standish sent young friend,
N John Alden, 20 seek him the heart and hand
W OF Priscilla Mullins, ne knew considerably more
about the lady OF his choce than does certain young
sta1vysrt son Florida who is attempting 20 win
his way OF his Lady Fair through the ef
forts OF third party
or course, capt. Standish any school boy girl
grade viii tell you failed win Priscilla by
the circutous method. But that is reason why the
young and stalwart Fi0ridan should fail in his love
quest.
love by proxy successfully. IS
reason why a can't at least interest young
woman in him through the efforts Of a third party.
THIS ought be particularly true when the and
stalwart southerncr is acquainted with the
young wishes interested him, in fact has
not seen her yet is in love with her and wants
her
Capt standish had a serious anlotion when it came
the affairs OF the heart history says he
this anf1iction in his affair with Priscilla And
many men before and after Capt. Standshs time have
day It called tmidy Today however, it is called
cold feet"
CARSON IN ROLE OF ALDEN
South Bend is a long way relatively speaking from
Florida South Bend s where the young lady OF
the young citizens choice is supposed 10 live.
no person than Mayor Franklin r. Carson
been asked to his official influence in finding
the young wanted by the young southerner down
among the orange trees OF Florida.
Those who say they know declare that there
rules the game OF love They that the
s played according 10 expedency that the rules that
would probably aid person would absolutely work
against another.
Those who say they further declare that
a strange thing that IL to when least looked
for for the most unaccountabe reasons. And the
OF friend down in Florida would go to
prove the assertions Of so-called experts.
II is proba bly, understand how might fall
IN love with one whom is
20 understand an that is engendsred solely by
.he sight Of picture They often fall in loue in the
movies without being introduced even knowing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
BY GRANT LEWIS.

CiTY'S principal problem is
II its water supply. an opinion
4 - upheld by civil and municipal
engineers the world over. Santa
uon. fire protection andalffe itself Is
dependent upon water. an element
which is as essential TO human ex-
istence az Is the oxygen in the air
OF which we breathe. The bringing
Of chemically pure water 20 the thou
sands OF homes in 2 city OF such
quantity as TO supply the demands OF
drinking. cooking. bathing. flushing
and sprinkling at all hours OF every
day in the year is the chief function
OF a waterworks system.
Added 70 this function is a re-
quirement that there be sufficient
water for fire protection TO insure
safety against conflagration Of large
proportions such as would drain
heavily upon the supply Of water
usually availa Ole for home consump-
ton. Underwriters and engineers
estimate the pumping facilities and
supply OF "A city's waterworls sys-
tenn should be double the normal
quantity used for ordinary purposes.
IL was lack OF double capacity,
coupled with the low pressure Of wa
ter IN the southern section OF the
city. from Ewing av 20 the city
limits that was brought 10 the at
tention OF the South Bend water
works board last spring by the Ma
tional Board OF Fire Underwriters as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
SOUND WA YES
GUARD BANKS
FROM YEGGS
Fifth Institution Installs Sys-
tenn That Battles Mas
ter Thieves"

~OUND waves as a sure protection
against the activities OF profess
- sional safe blowers have been
adopted by three South Bend bank
ing institutions and one fur house.
A fourth bank in the city Will install
the protection as soon as some re-
modelling in its vaults can be done.
In other words. underworld mas
ter minds" those "inteHects' that
devote their time and thought to
finding means for overcoming safe
guards placed around places where
large sums of money and other valu-
ables are kept, have been completely
baffled already by four South Bend
institutions, with fifth prepared to
follow their lead.
The American District Telegraph
Co, has just completed the installa-
ton of its "Phonetalarm" Central
Station Automatic Burglar Alarm
service in the vaults Of the St
Joseph Loan & Trust Co.
The service has already been in
stalled by the company in the vaults
Of the American Trust Co, the First
National bank and the fur establish
ment of II. Greenblatt, on S. Micai-
gan st. The system is 10 be placed
in the Citizens Trust Co, as soon as
certain remOdeling can be done.
Sound Waves Ring Bell.
The protective system consists Of
detectors~ located on the ceilings OF
the vaults to be protected which are
connected by private wires 10 a cen
trail station located in the offices Of
the Western Union Telegraph CO.
The vault doors are also protected
by belt contact points, and any at
tempt to enter the vaults after the
closing hour causes sound waves in
side the vaults which are automatic
ally carried by the detectors TO the
central station in the telegraph Of
flee
When tie sound waves. which are
almost instantaneous, reach the cen
trail station. they cause a bell TO ring
in the office which Immediately
warns these on duty that an attempt
IS being made to enter the vaults in
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