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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-23
Los enfermos del
Hlgado tienen su
vida en- Peligro

Ell JARABE Antibilioso del NOME
A@uILEs, radical y efcazments com
bate todas las Intermediates product
das por des6rdenss hepaticos. Biliosi
dad. ahento fetido OPPRESSION. son Al
gunos de los sintomas que indican que
81 higadO estA enfermO.
Pru6bese este famoso remedio 50
convencera.
De venta en- todas las farmacias y
droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-23
DESDE MANATI

lNoche de bailel Luz, misica, ale
gria, Noche ideal para 81 ensueio que
iispira Ell contacto y mirar interroga-
two de las hiias de Eva: Los amphos
salones del Casino PuertOrriqueno
estaban atestados de divinas mujeres
Y entire elias, nosotros, los del sexo
feo, en- patulea concertando el compro-
misc de tai o cual pseza bailable con
Fulana o zutanita. Sc danza y Sc rie.
z asi pasa el tempo transcurren las
horas en- que cada cual tuvo Ia opor-
tunidad de hacer una declaration, for
mular una queja, prender la flor de la
esperanto en- su corazon, al menos,
hacer derroche de su galanteria al pa
SO de Ia DANA que mejor le parecio.
Debemos felicitar 4 la Junta Directi-
va de dicho centro social, q. galantemen
te nos extendi6 invitacidn para asistir
a dicho acto.
Els un hecho el compromise amoroso
entire una BELLA joven sinpatiea Sc
fiorita que reside en- casa frente a la
Plaza Mufoz Rivera un caballero
alto empleado agricola del Central
Monserrate. No vayan ustedes a
Greer que 10 digo por NERO capricho,
| Quien este nos cuenta, dice tambien
! que hay un quimico azucarero que ha
hecho va Ell analisis del corazon de una
rubita que vivi6 mucho tempo en- Es
pafa, donde rob6 dolores un man
zano para su rostro de virgen..
Ella, divinamente encantadora. inte
ligente, buena. Anna las ilores, Ia inu-
sica la pintura. Tiene alma. 49, pero
no tiene corazon: 10 ha robado Ell Pre-
sidente de un casino cuyos sjI5ditos
deben lealtad al que fu6 mi Rey.
81 la concurrencia Sc 10 ruega. n.
/ cantal- 10 hace bien. Como todo buen
espafiol gusta del vino las mujeres;
pero ESQ 81, buen vino y la mujer mas
buena todavia. Digalo sino una ELLA
que reside cerca del correo en- una bo-
nita casita hecha de concrete, que a
mas senas tiene una enredadera en- eli
balloon.
Els muy digna de APPLAUSE la actitud
de la Colonia Espafiola de Manati. Ia
cual Sc vale de diversos medios para
allegar fondos con que socorrer .. los
portorriqueflos que padecen ha1abre v
frfo en- New York. Hace POGO recaud6
por suscripci6n entire espanoles v por-
torriquenos, una cantidad de dinero
que pas6 de $500. ~ ahora mismo otra
comisi0n esta colocando entradas para
una function cinematografica que habra
de ceIebrarse en- .el Teatro Cervan
tes'', y Ell producto de la cuaI Sc des
tinara igual fin. Gracias para aque-
los EXTRANJEROs quienes, en- los
momentos que mas Sc les necesita, COO
peral gustosamente en- Itodas estas
/ oportunidades.
En- viaje de compras embarcara en-
breve para Estados Unidos nuestro
buen amigo el Sr. Felix simo. del alto
comercio de esta plaza. Buen viaje y
pronto regreso.
Atraidos por 10 que aca dejaron, Isl
hogar, sus hijos), acaban de regresar
q Manati, despu6s de una corta esta-
dia en- Espafia, su patria, nuestros bue
nos amigos sefiores Emeterio villamcr
Guillermo Ifarraguerry y Augusta
cueto.
1NFoRMANTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-23
INFoRMANTE.

PARIS. FL general Gourard ha sa-
lido para Londres acompaiado del jefe
de Gobierno, M. Millerand, con el fin
de asistir las conferencias que empe-
aaron en- esta ciudad hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-23
BODAS De FIGARO
CON MUSICA DE
MOZART
El higado enfermo es un peligro
q la vida.

81 I'd. esta enfermo del higado, todo su
sistema esta descompuesto. porque el hi.
gado es el que ayuda la accion de sus or
ganos digestivos separa las materias ve-
nenosas formadas durante el periodo de
la digestion. FL Remedio de Leonardo GU
ra inmediatamente los desordenes del hi
gado, estomago intestinos. Este remedio
maravilloso es un nuevo descuhrimientc
vegetal, el cual no contiefe calomel, no
causa estrenimiento o malestares. . 81 ID
padece de estrefiimiento, dolores de cabeza,
biliosidad, indigestion, dyspepsia, estomago
agrio, aliento fetido, eructac:ones des-
ordenes similares, tome inmediatamente el
Remedio de Leonardi para el Higado. Un
remedio seguro. puro inofensivo agra
dable al paladar. De venta en- todas las
droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-23

BE vENDB dos wAgonoS de MADEIRA
IN encerade grands I'm lste do f1lpn
sas The New Ysrh snd r. q. Metal o.
JOHN LEWIS, Proprietor STR ~
puerts de- Tierrs eAvt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-23

Rafael CAEALLERO:--Agente de rows
tas peri6dicos de Puerto Rico y de
los Estados Unidos. Acepto agencias.
prestando toda clase de garantia. Box
Alb. Bayamdts Puerto Rico. Advt.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-18


yond; could not tight back the
temptation. But would II openl had
II been left unlockedi The only way
In which l could ascertain was to try.
There was no one to witness my at-
tempt, and, even II some office door
suddenly opened. could quickly find
concealment In the nearby stairway.
! crept out through q narrow crack.
and approached on tiptoe the entrance
10 Wines office. No sound reached
me from within. and my fingers ST.
lently pressed the knob. which
turned without resistance-the latch
was OF. A half inch at time
opened the door. listening for any
noise behind. my eyes peering through
the narrow crack at what was re-
vealed within. They perceived little.
merely small. unoccupied room. evi-
IDENTIFY an outer Office. containing a
cheap desk. two chairs and type
writing stand. the machine covered.
Two maps hung upon the walls: In
one corner was a glass water-holder.
and In the other diminutive closet.
the door ajar. That was all. except
that indistinguishable voices were con-
versing somewhere beyond the parti-
ton and well out of view.
Encouraged to believe this I thrust
my head far enough forward to make
sure. A step to the left would doubt.
less have revealed Wine. but from
where ! stood the end OF the partition
interfered. BY slipping TO the right II
woud be quite possible for me to en-
ter without being seen, and three
cautious steps would bring me TO the
security OF the closet. From there,
with the door into the corridor closed,
I might overhear all that passed be-
tween the two. l had venturcd too
far now 10 retreat. and, without sec.
ond OF hesitation, pressed through
the narrow opening, and silently
The diamond drill., 1921-06-18

Krantx must have sent her, but what
made them think you had money
nowf II amt very likely they was
Just takin' chance. Is lit believe
that is all a d--n lie; they haven't
got any more coming. Only I do
think they imagined you might have
sune on hand"
~How they imagine thatT
search me. Wine: only happen
20 know there Is hi Of lot go
ing on under the surface. II don't
look good to me. they jumping you
Just AT this time"
-what YOU meani You have not
spilled nothing~
-Me!- he laughed roughly. "D-n
H. I'm not the splitting kind. There's
been plenty o. fellers after the dope.
LET me tell you. but I've let 'em hunt.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-18

closed the door behind me. Confident
that I had not been detected. I
crouched into the narrow closet.
scarcely knowing whether TO be
ashamed or proud OF my success.
could clearly distinguish the
words OF conversation. At first these
were hardly understandable. seeming
ly having no connection with any mat
ter with which felt concerned. The
two were evidently discussing money.
to be sure, but In terms involving the
payment OF interest. and the impossl.
bility OF extending a loan. | over
heard her say, quietly but firmly:
II came 10 you. Mr.. Wine. because
of our connection In other matters. l
overheard this discussion. and felt
you ought to be forewaned.'
II appreciate your Kindness" he an.
swered. evidently surprised. "but sim
ply cannot raise the amount today
IL Is too late"
1T does not have TO be raised to-
day, but before the closing OF bank.
ing hours tomorrow"
II can have II by then" desperately.
II was sure you could. II only ex-
planned the necessity
She arose as though her purpose
had been accomplished. but appar-
emily the man was uneasy. and de-
sired 10 know more.
''But I fail 10 understand your i'm
terest; why should you take the trou-
Bile TO come here and tell me thIsr'
She laughed lightly.
"Why2 really IL is easily enough un-
derstood. We are together. are we
notf Now that Captain Alva is dead,
II Is generally believed you will be
selected to lead In this work. Oh.
yes II is; have already been so in.
formed. And In that case IL is alb
solutely necessary that your bank
connections be excellent. There are
other funds already In this country"
"Other fundsl supposed this last
payment was TO be ALL"
"Assuredly not; the cause cannot
StOH AVi III lnrldht IutEtlJ DtCuucc vi
this loss. Moreover. that will doubt
less be recovered"
do you think so1 Have the po-
lice found any cluesr
The pollcel Hardly, but there are
others searching. not so easily turned
aside. We believe we know already
who got the money"
"YoU--you think you--you knowY"
he could not keep the tremble out OF
his voice. "Was--was it one Of usf"
''It could scarcely be an outsider.
for the secret was guarded well. Only
those OF that circle knew the money
was here even. while not more than
two or three were aware OF Its hav-
ing been passed over TO Alva. can't
say any more nj present. Mr.. Wine.
You knew Captain Alya very well. did
you notT'
Yves; that II. we were good
friends We had much In common"
The diamond drill., 1921-06-18

~S-ft-tt ~sssfr, " tllA'l
Say, I'VE had 10 laugh sometimes the
way they've been fooled. You know
that guy who called himself Hornerr'
"Sure-a smart fellow"
You bet he Is: d--n sight smart
er than you think. He amt Horner at
all, II you ask me: his right name
was Harris. as slick crook as ever
lived"
Harris? crook7 What was II
saw In the paper? Wasn't he tha
same guy what was croaked last
night7"
You bet he was; that's what I'm
telling you about; that's why come
up here TO get this or my chest. He
biffed this fellow Horner coming over.
blew In with all his papers. an start
ed negotiatin' with Krantz and Alva.
He an Alva got awful thick"
II know; what was the gamer
"To get that check into cash, OF
course. He hung around for that
purpose for weeks, an then missed
out"
IAN you knew him. an never said
wordT'
"Sure I knew him, first time got
eyes on the bloater; but what was II
TO me7 I'm not In this business for
my health. Wine. l never gave n
d--n who got hands on that stuff, so
had my grab at II. Harris an 1
had II framed; that's why was out
there, waItin' for signal from him.
But when you beat him 10 IL, I'd just
as soon be your running mate as
his"
Hush don't talk so Ioudl And
now you say Harris Is dead1"
"As a mackerel; he couldn't be no
deader. But that was my house where
he was croaked, an so I got 20 get
out O. town. The police amt wise so
far. but they might tumble II hang
around"
"That why you come herr"
Exactly: I've got 20 have some
rino right away, and it's up TO you to
see that I'm heeled. You know where
the stun is. and how to get II quick"
II wouldn't dare use that money
yet; l haven't even opened the bag"
THE b--l you wouldn't You are
goin' 10 cop of enough to pay that
note tomorrow, amt your That's
what you promised the girl. Well. I'm
just as important as she Is, l reckon.
and I'm goln' TO have my share. you
bet. or else I'll make II hot for you
I'll say that"
''You haven't nothing but your own
word"
"Ain't II Say. Wine. don't be a
fool there are others beside US that's
got n nose In this affair. There's a
saloonkeeper down on Sixth avenue.
named Costigan, who's got all o. Har-
ris' dope, an he's goin' TO keep on
the trail. Then there's another fell
low who's liable to raise h-l. l amt
got him exactly placed yet. but he's
the guy that led up 10 Harris being
killed. I'm the only one what knows
that, an ain't talked before"
'Who Is he-a detectiveY
Maybe; Harris called him Severn.
They got the guy down into Costigan's
and the three OF US slugged him.
Ihey phtched MIN up, ana then lockeu
him into back room over In my
place The next morning they was
goin' 10 give him the third degree.
Then with him safe. Harris went after
this girl, thinking she would be made
TO talk. didn't want to trouble with
Harris. ner Costigan either for the
matter OF thas-they're both Of 'em
bad actors"
well. then. what happenedY'
That's mostly guesswork. They
had this guy Severn locked In upstairs.
He was unconscious when we dumped
him there. and later, when my wife
got this girl to come over~-they was
raised In the ame tuwn--Harris he
turned the key on her. They was aim
The diamond drill., 1921-06-18
CHAPTER xlrl.


His horse was not fast traveller,
yet this afforded me time TO think
over my own situation. as well as
this clew 20 unconsciously furnished
me by the loquacious driver. The
chances were that this mysterious
passenger OF two nights before had
no connection with the Alya case; yet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
.5O-CENT PIECES
FOR CENTENNIAL
Mint Works Night and Day on
Missouri Coins.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Ray Baker,
Director of the Mint, has informed Sen
ator Spencer that the $4,000 special so
cent pieces authorized by Congress In
commemoration OF the Tooth anniversary
of Missouris statehood had just been
completed at the Philadelphia Mint and
would he promptly forwarded to Mis-
souri,. Baker told Senator Spencer that
in response to his request for a rush Job
the mint had been working night and
day on the coins and had turned them
out a week ahead Of scheduled time.
The coin is the head OF Daniel Boone,
with the dates 1921 and 1921
On either side of the figure on the
reverse are figures of an Indian and Of
Missouri pioneer. with twe9tyfour
stars at the top, is the legend, Missouri
Centennial" and at the bottom. "Sedalia,"
where the State celebration Of the Mis-
souri, Centennial is to be held.
TIE coins were authorized in a bill
sponsored by Senator Spencer in the
Senate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
E LIT ID
Helps make rich.red blood |
and revitaIize weak nerves
HOW TO MAKE
MONEY TODAY
Men Who Lack Bodily and MeutaI VisoT, Who
Are NERVOUS, Irritable and Easily Fa-
tgued. Should Not Fall to Read This
IT'S Not the STnartost Man Who
Always M0kea the Most Money.

A New York newspaper In a very able
editorial, says that It isn't the gold case,
the fancy chain or the Jewels in a watch
that make Il 90, but that it is the MAIN
SPRING with man 1t is the same as
with a watch without the MAIN
SPRING you can not go ahead. With 1t
nothing can keep you back. IT is plenty
of iron in the blood that helps put the
iron-will, the on-determlnation the go
ahead'--the main spring Of success and
money making In man. Men Of blood
and iron" have been the rulers OF the
world and captains of industry Of every
age. without iron, your blood loses Its
power to change food into living cells
the proper amount of good-you 40 not
get the strength out of 1t, and therefore
you become weakened both in body and
mind. There are 10000, 900 900, 900 red
blood corpuscles in your blood and each
one must have iron.
When you find yourself nervous. weak.
irritable and easily upset, do not wait
until you go all to pieces and collapse in
a state Of nervous prostratton, but tak0
some organic iron ike Nuxated Iron at
once to help enrich your blood and re-
vitalize your WORKOUT, exhausted nerves.
Nuxated Iron is like the iron in your
blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils
and apples. 1t is so prepared that 1t is
ready for almost immediate absorption
and assimilation by the blood, which
some physicians claim that metallic iron,
which people usually take is not alb
sorbed at all Nuxated Iron often in
creases the bodily and mental vigor Of
weak run down, nervous folks In two
weeks time
Beware Of substitutes. Look for the
word "Nuxated" on every package and
the letters n. /. on every tablet. Your
money will be refunded by the manufac-
turers II you do not obtain satisfactory
results. For sale by all druggists.-Ad-
vertiSement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
BERLIN ANGERED
BY RECALL OF THE
FRENCH MISSION
Trial of War Criminals to Pro
coed Without Interruption,
1t Is Announced.

BERLIN. July l1.-Neither the for
eign office nor the ministry Of justice as
yet has been officially apprlsed by the
French government of its action in re
calling the spec.a. French commission de
tailed 10 attend the trials Of German war
criminals in Leipsic.
Both here and at Leipslc the unex-
pected Withdrawal Of French officials and
witnesses is viewed as a somewhat pre-
cipitate procedure, the recall Of the wit
nesses, especially. being designated in
unofficial comment as "unwarranted in
reference with the imperial Supreme
courts Jurisdiction and integrity. as
the witnesses ara answerable only to
the German court"
Il was stated today that the trials
would continue without interruption, de
spite the absence Of French witnesses and
the official French delegation. The
French government, it was added,
would then be held responsible for flaws
in the conduct OF the trials, due to the
enforced absence Of French witnesses.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
ASKS LAUNDRIES
ABOUT CHARGES
Massachusetts, Board of Neces-
saries Directs Inquiry.

BOSTON, Mass, July u.-Proprtetors
of $50 laundries in various parts Of the
State have received a QUESTIONABLE from
the State commission on the necessar1es
of life. asking for information justifytng
the present prices charged, which In
some instances are said to have increased
800 per cent in two years.
The commission points out that dur
ing the war the laundries set up
claim that they performed the function
of a public utility, and as a result were
given priority In the distribution OF
coal and it is believed that the prefer
ence then granted entities the commits
sion to act at the present time in the
interest of the public.
The information which the commits
sion requests follows:
Price list for laundry work, 192O-lS21,
indicating whether or not prices include
pickup and delivery service.
Comparative cost of various elements
entering into cost Of doing business in
1920 and 1921.
Copies of balance sheets showing in
vested capital as interpreted by Fed
eraI Government, and profit and loss
statements for the last two fiscal years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
ONE VACATIONM
FIFTY-FIVE YEARS
And st. Louis Man Worked
Fifty Years First!
ST. LOUIS, July Thames R. Cues

ST. LOUIS, July Thames r. Guest
who has seen ffty-five years Of almost
unbroken service with the Laclede-
'Christy Clay Products Company. has had
one vacation in that period. He is now
p and is stiu active in his capacity Of
foreman Of masons.
Guest told a reporter that thirty years
ago, upon his marriage, the company in
v.ted him 10 take 8 honeymoon TO Eu-
rope at n expense OF the company. but
be didn't figure that he had time for
trip like that"
Uncle Jimmie" as he is affectionately
known about the plant, went TO WyOm-
Ing about five years ago and spent two
weeks with a sister whom he had not
seen since he was a boy. Since then
he has been regularly at his work about
the plant and doesn't know when he will
take his next vacation.
In the hall Of Guests home may be
seen 4 high-hacked, rather antiquated
appearing chair, which, in contrast to its
more modern surroundings. is quantity
out OF harmony. The reporter was in
formed that the chair was given 20 Pres
ident Lincoln upon his first election to
the White House by "an admirer from
Kentucky" and was made of a piece Of
wood for every State then in the Union.
Lincoln later gave the chair to Mrs.
Guests father, who was then caretaker
cfN<he White House.
Another man with a long record for
unbrOken service is Tom BraZelI, who
began work with the Iaclede- Christy
Clay Products Company in 1879 and who.
three weeks ago. in his forty-third vaca-
ti0nless year, went with Mrs. BrazeI on
! belated honeymoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11

the rugs are 50 beautiful that It seems
crime to walk on them, furniture which
is elegant and inviting. The draperies
and furnishings At into the picture with
perfection. AIr. AIbeo. who designed the
Interior decorations Of the famous y. V.
A. C7ub in New York City, has planned
everything in bis own home. He dreams
and plans. orders and directs the placing
Of the things which his money obtains
Mr. Albee Is the master Of detail IN In
terror DECORATIONS. lie spends thousands
20 obtain certain picturesque result.
Everything IN the Murdoch home must be
just so. If 1t is not perfect, out It must
go,
And in this wonderland presides Mr.
Albee who IS q gracious host. While We
were there, we were treated as II We were
one OF the family. He talked Of the
Dempsey Carpenter fight. Of SoH. motor
ing and the war
Here was a man Of great importance IN
New York finding time IN the whirl Of
events 10 show US every nook and corner
Ok his estate. He even had time TO show
US his sleeping room which contains the
famous George Washington bed. This
bed IS priceless.
Mr. Albee plans and dreams and then
sets into motion the machinery which
Will make his dream a reality.
And there you have the real side Of the
two biggest showmen In America.
They are not too big to give others the
use for a whole at least OF everything
which money can buy.
Mr.. Albee and Mr.. Murdoch entertained,
the mana gers OF all OF their vaudeville
houses in this country together with
newspaper representatives. from the daily
papers In the cities where their houses
are located. The object Of the trip OF
course was the Dempsey Carpenter fight
at Jersey City.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
FISH
TO BE RESTORED
State Fishery Expert to Seine
River Bayou.

George Berg. superintendent Of hatcher
les for the State c0nserv8 ton depart
ment. has gone TO Rockville 70 conclude
arran gements for seiuinS ont q large
hayour near the wabash river, west Of
that city, and replsut tn fish rescued
in the river and streams closer to Rock
Vile
The department was apprised by the
Parke County Fish and Game Protective
Association that each season many crap
pie. bass. carp and buffalo fish die In
this bsyou. In the spring when waters
are high fish get into the BAYOU and then
are trapped when the water recedes. In
the summer the bayou nearly dries up
and as 2 result thousands Of 6sh perish.
Arrangements viii he made by Berg
70 have members of the Parke County
association seine the pond under super
vision Of a conservation department %
fetal this being necessary in that the
Indiana law does not permit individuals
to use a seine even 10 fish rescue work
unless under State inspection.
Thousands Of fish trapped in bayous
and pools contiguous 70 streams and
rivers are rescued each year by the con
servatton department as a means Of i'm
proving aquatic sport in this State. Only
recently a canal was drained IN Frank
lin County and the department rescued
$4,000 fish from It. This phase of con
servation work IS very important and IS
followed IN all sections where fish are
imperiled on Inundated areas. II supple
ments the production OF the four State
hatcheries and the many thousands re-
produced in a natural way in the streams
and lakes
Because the rescue work Is delicate in
view Of the fact that fish die quickly
when taken from the water In heated
seasons, a fish culturist invariably IS
placed in charge Of such enterprises.