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The New York herald., 1922-03-02
s1,5OO,OOO B'WAY
APARTMENT SOLD
Investor Takes Over IL Story
Roxborough at Corner Of
Nincty-second Street.

The twelve story Roxborough apart
ment house at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and Ninety-second street.
which was reported sold in September,
1920. to a group of tenants by Isidor
Simmer and Samuel Resnick. was sold
yesterday by Messrs. Simmer and Res
nick to client of Nassoit q Lanning,
brokers. The property was held at
81 100000 and the brokers report that
the buyer paid all cash above the first
mortgage.
The property is one OF the finest on
the upper West Side. 1t has accommo-
dations for fifty-seven families and
there are seven stores on the ground
floor. 1t fronts 1904 feet on Broadway
and 1875 feet on Ninety-second street. 1t
was built by Henry Mayer g. Son. Ac-
cording to the brokers. who have been
appointed agents, the house yields an
annual rent roll OF 100000.
other Apartment House Deals.
The three seven story elevator apart
ment houses at 1901, 3603 and 3605
Broadway, northwest corner OF 148th
street, have been sold to Charles
Wynne and Louis II. Low, operators.
The structures occupy combined site
fronting 99.11 feet on the avenue and
100 feet on the street. The seller ac-
quired the property in October, 1920,
from Mary A. Berndt.
Bing & Bing sold to the A. & Il.
Realty Company the six story elevator
apartment known as the Somerset, at
3s5 Edgecombe avenue, 99.1x100, to
George Zauderer. The property shows
an annual rental of approximately
$42,500. Herman Reinheimer was the
broker in the deal.
The six story elevator apartment
house, 50x100. at 80 West Eightieth
street has been sold by the estate Of
Marie Odry, DIR. William Howell King
trustee. The house contains twelve suites
Of eight rooms and two baths and rents
for $4,000 a year. 1t was held at
S150,Oo0. Harold A. Olsen and Fred
erick Zittell & Sons were the brokers.
Louis f. Sommer sold for the w. A. +.
Holding Company 74s Columbus avenue,
five story triple flat. 25x100, with a
large store, to Samuel and Joseph
Kafzen.
New Flat for Haven Avenue.
Plans have been filed for an eight
story apartment house. 100x86.3. at ~
to rs Haven avenue for the Trio Hold
ing Company. Inc. c. B. Myers, archi-
tect. estimates the cost at $150,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
TALL FLAT TO REPLACE
FINE MANSION ON DRIVE

Harris. Albert and Samuel SokolskI
are the buyers of the northeast corner
of Riverside Drive and 102d street, on
which is the large residence of Mrs
Bertha M. Foster. the sale OF which was
reported yesterday. The site fronts 101
feet on the drive and 200 feet on 1929
street. The buyers will erect on the corner
145x100. fourteen story apartment
house and nine story apartment 56x
100, adjoining on the street.
The houses will have suites OF from
three to six rooms. In the larger house
there will be spacious restaurant. The
operation will involve approximately ST.
100000. Koelble & Schuyler were the
brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
UPPER BROADWAY PLOT SOLD.

Joseph @. Abramson purchased from
Harry J. Luce. president of the Acler.
Merrail e. Condit Company the plot, 12sx
30, owned by him for more than twenty
years, on the west side OF Broadway.
900 feet north Of 122d street. The prop
erty ia assessed at 100000 and was pur-
chased for $4,000. subject TO a first
mortgage OF $4,000. The plot will be
immediately improved with n two story
taxpayer from plans by Louis Allen
Abramson at an estimated cost OF
$4,000. J. r. Senior was the broker In
the transaction
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
ArRPLANE USED AS HEAssE,

ARKANSAS CRY, Kan. March Com
veying q coffin from this city TO Maple
city. twenty miles east OF here. by air
plane. and there conducting funeral
service. was performed by local UNDER
tgker and pilot to-day on account Of the
country roads being impossible from
the nnowdrIftA
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
FOREIGN PORTS.
arg Mani

% MaW.I
BOMBAY. Fcb 9--Arrived. str Halcric tEr).
Cardiff
CALCUTTA Feb i2-anilei. ctr CITY ~
Valencia CBrD, Boston and New York.
GIBRALTAR. Feb fi-pacaed. str flford
tBrl. Smyrna Tor New York
HALrFAN. Fch ci-Arrivcd str sfevi-
tSotI. Kingston. Sc. Viz NeS York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Slam city
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CATE RACE. Nj. March i--Barometer a
noon. 2a.3o inches: wind. NV. strong breeze
weather. fine: temperature. - deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Schr Olive Moore (Br). Torrevieja for ST
Johns, Feb -, lat So 06, lon ~ rs, and sup
piled with provisions; vessel also lost part
of sails (by radio from str Algic).
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
wiII Not Anect New York.

The act of the Supreme Court Of New
Jersey in throwing out the tax exemp-
ton act Of 1920 on the ground that It
was unconstitutional does not establish
precedent and will not affect the
building situation here, asserted law
yers yesterday.
1t was pointed out that while the
constitutionality Of the measure under
which certain classes Of housing prop
erty in New York city enjoy an exemp-
tion for ten years has never been Ques-
toned or tested it differs materially
from the New Jersey law. The tax ex-
emption for 10 years for property In
New York city, under construction be-
foro April of this year was made
possible under an ordinance put through
the Board of Aldermen, largely at the
instance Of Borough President Henry
II. Curran. 1t followed permissive iegis-
lation at Albany allowing local muri-
cipalities In the State to deal with tfe
housing emergency. The CONSTITUTIONAL
ity OF the permissive act was deter
mined to the satisfaction OF the city
authorities at the time of the passage
OF the ordinance
1t is understood that the Lockwood
committee will recommend passage by
the present Legislature Of a bill that
will extend the date before which work
on new buildings must be begun for
one or two years, but that under its
terms the exemption will not extend
beyond 1892
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

The Eastern Pennsylvania Supply
Company, Wilkesbarre, Pa, has awarded
contract to the Turner Construction
Company for the construction of a six
story warehouse. 142x31. to be erected
adjoining its present warehouse building
on South Pennsylvania avenue, Wilkes
barre, Pa
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
PERSONAL AND TMPERsONAL

Recent rent case decisions by the
Appellate Division and the Appellate
Term courts will be discussed at q meet
ing of the Harlem Property Owners
Association to be held this evening at
67 West 125th street. Justice Leopold
Prince Of the Municipal Court will speak
at the session.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Sharp & Co. were the brokers In the
sale OF 1863 Amsterdam avenue fol
McMorrow Brothers. reported recently.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
JERSEY EXEMPTION
LAW HELD INVALID
Measure to Stimulate Building
Declared Unconstitutional
by Supreme Court.

New Jerseys realty tax exemption
law has been declared unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court OF that State
according to dispatches received from
Trenton yesterday. The measure
known as the Runyon law was passed
by the Legislature to encourage home
building. 1t frees from taxation for n
period of FIVE years all homes erected
between October L.. 1920, and October
!, 1922.
The laws validity was attacked in =
suit brought by Julius Koch against tho
Essex County Tax Board. the litigation
serving as a test case for several munic-
ipalities In his opinion Justice Bergen
ruled that the statute was arbitrary
In character, creating an arbitrary con
fiscation of property to be exempted
from taxation. Furthermore. he held
that the law did not conform to the
constitutional provisions that all prop
erty shall be assessed for taxation under
general laws and uniform rules accord
ing to it's true value.
Senator Simpson OF Hudson county
has prepared another bill extending the
effect Of the Runyon law for f1ve years
dating from 1923.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Douglas l.. Gilman a Co. sold the
stock and proprietary lease OF an apart
ment In S63 Park avenue. northeast cor
ner of Seventy-seventh street. for C. S.
Petrasch to DR.. Ralph Waldo Loben-
stine.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

James d. Speyers & Co negotiated the
sale for the Excelsior Estates Company.
Samuel III. Stone president. of the new
seven story building at East Fifty
third street. held at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Ryan & Co. negotiated the resale for
Harry T. Flynn OF the four story tene-
ment at 354 East Thirty-second street
recently reported.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany made a building loan of s1so.000
to the A. & M. Brand Realty Company
on the plot. 104.sx12T7, ut the south
west corner OF Crotona Park East and
Charlotte street which Is to be improved
with six story apartment house.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Announcement was made yesterday
that William s. Norton, for 'he past
eleven years associated with the real
estate division Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company had been appointed
Deputy Controller Of the compsny.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Bound East

@str veedol Bayonne for New London
fschr Minnie q. New York for New Haven.
! 5chr Anastasia, New York for Nantucket
tpassed Feb PSI.
Motor barge Radium (at e:,5 AMI.
/. Tugs Warrior, with : barges (st ] PM;
Energy, with fat 1 AS PAD Owen J Nc
Williams, with 8 Cat . PM: Aries, with z
,1t 1895 PMD Honeybrcok. with ) ,at 1856
JIM Feb 2sJ.
Sailed 2Sth, schrs r Dawson tBr). Hall
les: Anabel Cameron lBr). Lunenburg. Ms; ;
Ns;va Queen tBrp. Yarmouth. Ms Hiram u
Ns~iean tBr), ST John, NIB: Nina Nadeaa
Err. Halifax.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

At the last meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the New York Title anf
Mortgage Company Joseph c. Shields
who has been with the company FOL
many years. was made an assistant sec.
retary.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Hollings G. Renton was the. broker ir
the sale of the home OF the Actors
Equity Association. at 115 West Forty.
seventh street, for Benjamin Winters.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

There will be meeting Of the Har.
lem Property Owners Association to.
night at 81 West 125th street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

Overfalls Light Vessel. Delaware, was
ported to be Y mile off station on Feb 81
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Marion c. Mccain is the buyer OF 5t3
Third avenue, sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Charles B. Van valen, Inc, negotiated
recently s2,o00.000 In mortgage loans.
The largest were s1.so0.oo on the Com
nonwealth Hotel property. Broadway to
Seventh avenue. Fffty-fifth 10 Fifty
sixth street; $4,000 on the FIVE story
building, 140 West Thirty-fourth street
$350.000 on the twelve story building.
3iS to 345 Madison avenue. and s195 900 on
40 West Fifty-seventh street
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

- Str Norwalk Boston for New York.
.Steam lighter Elya cat 80 AMI.
tJugs Cheektowasa, wtth 3 barges tat 9:5s
AM. Bowker No 4, light Cat 9:5J AMI
Fulley. with s fat 3:i5 PM.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Frank Ferdinand has awarded the
contract for an eight story building
at 1T-19 Warren street. Roxbury.
Mass. to the Turner Construction Com
pany. This building will be occupied
as salesroom by the long established
furniture business of Frank Ferdinand.
Inc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17

ExcIao. sr. ID. Diego NJ Chamcrro.
Presidente de Nicaragua,
Nicaragua. G. A.
Senior Presidete:
Aun cuando la anornsd situaci6n i'm
pcrante hoy en- mi patrta, la Rephblica
de Venezuela, bajo Ell ferreo yugo de
TN despota, el General Juan Vicente
Gomez, es harto conocida de toda la
America-tan conocida que Ia detesta
cen indipaci6n fraterna para describir
la con sus verdaderos horrores en- una
csrta necesariamente breve, ofre:e ella,
sin embargo, tales inusitados aspectos
de caracter international pa1america-
no que, en- mi humilde condici6u de ciu
dadano de aquel pals, no he vacilado
en- dirigirme, respetuosamente, us
tee, como digno Presidente de una Ma
cion hermalla, para recordarsela y man
tenerra latente ahora que tantos pro-
-blemas embargan su atenci6n.
Sabido es, sr. Presidente, que desde
hacc treee amos Sc posesiono arteramen
tc del poder en- Venezuela el Genrale
Juan Vicnte Gomez y, a partir do en-
tonces, la tiene aherrojaaa bajo el GU
r;oso titulo de ePresidcnte Eiecto'' :,
con una ''Presidente Provisional, ell
DR.. Marquee Bustillos, a quien Gomez
Ia designado el papel nominal dc 'fPri
mer Magistrate de la Naci6n. Ell au-
toI de esta farsa, el General Gomez,
Sc hace elegir peri6dicamentc Prcsiden
te de la Repdblica, y la Ultima vez que
10 resliz6 fue en- el 1909, y al negar
81 1914, tsrmino de su reelection
ertonces procedi6 decl2rar IA Repd-
blica en- estado de guerra, que no exis
tia, para justifcar, asi, su entroniza-
miento en- Ell poder. violando Aagrante
nente Ia Conctituci6n de Ia Repdblica,
el General Gomez convoc6 una llama
az 'Asamblca General, compucsta ex
clusivamente, de sus satellites y s:cofan
las, y despu6s de adoptar una nueva
caprichosa csrta organica, eHgi6 Pre-
sidente al propio Gomez por un perio-
90 do siete amos, val Dr. Marquez Bus
tlllc por un periodo de seis moses. Al
correr de sus extralimitaciones IL &C.
neral Gomez ha venidoN declarando
rdblicamente que Ocupah al pOder
"cuando 10 juzgue oportuno y 10 crea
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Denunciando las iiniquidades
de la dictadura de Venezuela

convenient" y, huelga afadir, Cue no
ha considerable llegada a1n la contin-
gencia de darle el frente "a sus crimenes
el justamente calihcado de sdltiIno des
pota del continente" y ia vergiienza
de America ss4
lie repito, Sr, Presidente, que no he
de hacer aqui el relato minuefcsc de
Ia sitnaci6n reirante en- Venezuela. mi
pstria, bajO el yugo del Presidente vi
talicio Gomez por falta de esracio Y,
a6emas, porque, como ls digo antes,
sienao ella del dominic de toda la Anne
RIGA debo concretarne a sefiaIar sus
mas pavorosos rasgcs-en 10 que eilos
eNvlelven una amenaza contra todo 10
grande y prestigioso de nuestra raza;
Jpn sarcasmo contra nueStr& civiliza-
ci6n, Y un desdoro para los pueb1os his
panoamericanos en- ell plano internacio.
nal, que no debe ampararse, para ana
tematizarlo, en- La impunidad &c una
frortera geOgrafca.
Me cehir6, pues, a expre5arle, Sr.
Presidente, que Ell hombre que ahora
Sc prepara para repetir de nuevo la far
81 anticonstitucional en- Venezuela con
el sinlu-2cro de elecciones senaladas
para Ell 10 de abril proximo mautiene,
asimismo, un gobierno dsntro del mas
escandaloso .nepotismo, habieEdoJe da-
do exclusivamente los mas altos pues-
tos-desde Ministries hasta Presidentes
de los Estadosa niembros do su ia
milia y allegados, a, todo clio irnpues-
TO con un ejercito que es suyo y no de
IL Naci6n; al cual raciona su gusto
con los fondos del Erario Publico, dis
poniendo de estos sin fiscslizacl6n. iS0-
10 asi Sc explica la sllmision d. mi in
fe!iz patria, cuyo grito de rebellion re-
percuti6 hasta 81 PERU bajo ell glorio-
SO estan6arte de Bolivar, ell hij9 1nmor
tai de Caracas, en- cuyo Seno re des-
arrolla hoy esta burla Ia hBertad de
America, a la cual lie ofrend6 sir inven
cible esrada. De aquella Venezuela
Gprimida en- su heroismo y riqueza ma.
gica, pero no cobarde y vencida en- su
impotencia momentanea y extreinada
pchresa que Ia ha reducido la trai-
c; on de un Dictator!
El exceso de la tirania dc Gomez,
s.r. Presidente, extrena ahora mas que
nunca sus iniquidades en- el gcoierno
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Productos que deben cult
varse en- Puerto Rico

iucos serviran de pasto para 81 gana-
do y los gVanos p7ra cerdos. Hay dos
clase5 generates Gle mani: la lie mayor
t9maho esta representada nor la varie-
dad Virginia Runner (clase bejuquera)
y la pequeha por la yariedad Espafio,
la Como conftura, usuaimente Sc
emploa la mayor, la que tambi6n pro
duce mas fora je, pero para la fabri-
cacion de aceite Y alimento de ganado
la variedad mas pequena es prefer.da.
En- Puerto Eico generalmente tembra-
mos la Espafola mani peQuefio. Sc
recomienda la selecci6n de senillas de
cla@eS buenaS de modo que podamos
mejorar la production. Tambien es
ina buena idea probar las dos varie-
dadeS y concretsrse la mejor. E5
un producto. que deberia. alentarse a
los muchachos para que 10 cuItiven.
Amenudo ellos mismoJ pueden cose-
charlo, t3starlo venderlo en- ell mer-
cado local con buen benefcio. Los
alentsra a ganar alg,1nos chavitos ex-
ira Y puede sea el medic para inducir
a gus padres a que produzcan otro ar
ticulo impoytan*o de comercio. Los
ter-enos de marga y arenoscs son los
que mejor Sc sdaptan para el cuitlvo
del mani. Antes de la siembra, los
granos deberan ds-cascararse o sino
ponerse en- aqua de SO Az horss. La
distancia para Ia siembra depende Sc
gun la variedad y la fertilidad del ts-
rreno,--la clase bejuque-a mas distan-
tc que la dc macetera. Donde Sc cul-
tiyen en- gran. e Gala deberari sembrar-
Sc a tai di-tancia que perlnita elc uso-
de maqu narlas para su cultivo. FL
mani. Que e3 una lsguminosa, obtiene
.su nitr6geno del aire Por 10 tanto,
no. es recomendable Ell uso dc ferti.t
lizente3. nitrogenosos; en- realidad, es-i
tos. t'enden a h ceg que la mata pro-
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La Hernia Mata 1000
Indiyiduos Anualmente

Mueren anualmente siete mil personas
ell certifcado de defunci6n dice: Her
MIA iPor qu67 Porque estos desdchsdos
no han tendO cuidado. de ellos mismos, 80
han Rbandonado simplemente han cuidadO
del sintoma tla hinchaz6n1 de la parte afec-
tada ain poner Atenci6n la causa lQuS
esta I'd. hacienda Sc esta I'd abandonan-
do usando un braguero alSuna aplca-
ci6n como quiera lIanarlo! EI brsguero
cuando mas eS nm palliative, un falso sos
ten 0uestO parG nroteger un muro que 50
derrumbs, del cual no sc puede egperar
mas que una ayuda mecanica. La preston
que ejercs sobre el lugaS retards o los mug
culos debihtados de los qne mas necesitan:
ell alimsnto.
Pero la ciencia ha encontrado un modo. y
todos aauellos que p6decen con los bragne-
ros, quedan inyItados . hacer una pruebA
GRATIS muy prvadamente en- sus propia5
casas. El netodo PLAPA0 es ineaestioner
blemente ell nletodo mas centifco 'l6gico y
de mayor e&ito que Sc conocs en- si munde
para tratar la hernia.
FL '"colchoncillo'' PLAPAO cuando sa
adh ere al ei,erpo no llegs nunca q resbae
laFse nj salirse del ugar. por Guys r&
z6n nunca rsspa nj pellizca. Tan suave 60.
mo >el terciopeio-fdcil de aplicar- i'm cos
to. Sc puede usar durante Ell trabaio du-
rante 4el sue6o No tiene corress nj hs-
billas, nj resnrtes. -
Aprends I'd. como cerrar la aberturA de
la hernia, como 10 manda Ia naturalnza.. pa
ra aue Ia hernia no .se salga para absjo.
U. A. para la pruebs GRATIS del PLAPAO
los informes Instructions necessrios ~
Mande su nonbre hoy mismo A PLAPAO
CO., 34o1 Stuart Bid, st. Louis, No. e.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-17
MANI: UN PRoDUCTo DE
COMERCIO r
FOR D. w. MAY

y
Una de las nece3idadcs del cuerpo
que los alimentos snnlinistran es la gra.
sa, En- los producto5 que cosechamos
en- Ell pals usualmente hay e8casez de
esta. Importamos casi todas las grasas
que usancs en- nuestra dieto diaria.
.E-tas vienen en- forma de mantA a,
eceito de semilla de algod6n, ace;te de
Olivia y nantequflla. Debieramos sem
brar producir mas de eatos aliraen-
tos. FL mani ocupa hoy un lugsr muy
importante entire los productos de
gra-a... Antes de la guerra importaba-
mos de Francia una gran cantidad de
aceite de mani para ser usado para en-.
Salada como uno de los, componen.
tes do la oleomargarina En- Marse
lla, hay grandes molinos que producer
enormes cal1tidades de aceite de mani
importado en- su mayor parte de Afri-
ca y de la India. Ell grano de mani
centiene alrededor dc un so olo de acei-
te, que sc nsa como alimento humane
m.entras que Ell producto collateral. o
sea la torta, Sc emplea en- la ceba de
ganado v cerdos. Del mani Sc obtie
nen dos o tres tipos de aceite. Ell
primero, que Sc extrae por preston al
frio, es eI ace;te que Sc usa para Ia
mesa. FL segundo so enaplea en- la ia
br.caci0n de oleomargar1na para CO
cinar. Los tipos inferiores de aceite
&c mani Sc usan para hacer jab6n v
para otros fines. conerciales Del re-
sidRo sc hace la mantequilla de mani,
cIyo uso Armenia rapidamente, ell
sobrante final de la torta es un. exec
lente alimento para aninales. II 4
En- Puerto Rico sembramos muy, po-
co mani v este dnicamente para CO.
merlo tostado, nientras que importa--
mos grandes cantidades de productos
hechos de mani Els de f4ciI cultivo
aqui y dsbe sembrarse mas extensa-
mente Lo consideramos como un
producto 6e pooa .morlta sin tcner en-
cuenta la importancia cue ha alcanza-
do en- la aliInentaci6n de la poblacioa
:nundial Ell mani es una co-echa AGO.
modadizas pues Sc produce los. 100,
dias de sembrado y Sc eultiva eurante
tiempB compsrativamente seco Pucde
sembrarse entire otros productos Y de-
lido "a qae cs una legnmin3sa bencf-
lcisra gransemente Ell tsreenc para s'sz,
cesivas siembras. 81 el prs;io del MAJ
nj y Ell costo de la nano de orra no
iustificaran cosechar el fruto, los be-
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duzca mayor numero de bejuco3 me-
nos cantidad de granos. Ell 5tido fos-
f6rico es Ell elemento mas importante
que Sc necesita, sigui6ndole la poeaza
Debera spl.carse cal 81 ell terreno fue.
ra agrio. Para s;embras de poca
monta hcchas por muchacl1os por pc
Quenos agrt.ultoTeJ no es nccesarlo uti-
uZfr herram entas maquinarias es.
pecialcS. Donde Sc coseche mani en-
grande escala es conveniente emp.ear
maquInarias E taS pueden obtenerSe
para Sembrar, ahoysr, recolectar de-
caScarar los granos. Los precios dc
los var.oS productos deberan indicar
los mejores metodos en- la recollection
Cada portion de la planta es de utili-
dad y. debera diSponerse de ella en- la
forma que reports ell mayor benefcio
Ell meccado l6gico para Ell mani es ell
moline, que extrae la mayor parte del
aceite para el conrumo humane dejan-
do la torta para alimentar ell ganado
Los bejuccs deben darse conner al ga
nado y Ell estiercpl resultante debera
devolverse al terreno Donde no haya
molincs donde moler ell mani y hubieye
un mercado local para solo una pequena
canttdad del grano, los bejucos deben
cortarSe para hacer heno Soltarse
el ganado a pastarlos permitiendo lue-
go que los cerdos co5echen los granoj.
Ell mgnf p-oduco de % a so fanegas
de 'granos por cuerda; de heno, que es
casi igusl al trebol la alfalfa, pro-
duce de una a tres toneladas .por cuer-
da.