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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-30

The supreme advantage of super.
vised play is that it totally eliminates
the "rowdy" gang leader who teaches
both boys and girls many things that
they should never know.
When the men of forty and fifty
were boys they We're under the super
vision of the gang leader. 1t is not
necessary to explain that we learned
a multitude of things in the wrong
way.
Then there was ample opportunity
to rush the cam" and to visit every
place of notoriety that would result in
low morals and permanently hamper
the life of a boy. Whether the voter
realizes it or not this supervised play
plan eliminates all such disadvantages
of youth. And to be able to obtain
proper leadership for a cost of few
cents in taxation is an opportunity
that should not be disregarded. LET
THE CHILDREN HAVE YOUR
BALLOT ON JUNE 2.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-30
Sense from Congress

Observation-Disclosures.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-30
BOARD OF CENsoRs.

J. Il. LEONARD, Letter Carriers.
J. Il. McGRATH. Plumbers.
l.. II. Langhon, Sheet Metal Workers,
No. 230.
DAN MENELEY, Janitors.
WOODY MARTIN, b. OF Il. T. No. 271.
ARTHUR MOSS. Building Laborers.
FRED PALMER, BarberA
JESSE ADAMS, l. A. 4. s. ID.
A. ID. JOLLY, Electrical Workers No. 1877
Il. L. KUSTER, Electrical Workers No. 60l
JOHN II. TIERNEY, Cigar Makers.
JAS. BROWN. Typographical Union No
44S.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-30

Union Labor depends upon the
strike in an emergency, when capital
refuses to recognize any other me-
dunn in fixing a wage scale that is
agreeable to the workman.
In the emergency of a strike the
judges may force men to work by
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-05-30

probably the safest in the world. He
adds:
The fatal accidents are now only
81 per 1000. This is little more
than half as many, it il understood,
as there are in America
The Washington times., 1924-09-26

BVNdALow-S re re md bath: az 10
% Pine Ave. Takoma Park.
The Washington times., 1924-09-26
THE COWARD.
18th and Eye SITS. N. w.

We have several desirable
unfinished apartments Of
one room, kitchenette, closet
and bath.
All-night ele vator and
switchboard service and also
office service.
We aim to maintain a
homelike atmosphere for our
tenants and we consider their
comfort above all things.
For further information
and inspection apply at office
in building, 1924 Eye st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1924-09-26
Live Stock
Dogs, cats, Pets, Etc.
!. IIoraes, cattle. vehicles

COW--Fresh Jersey, with 5-week calf. H
Wilson. Fenwick St. Brentwood. Md.
SADDLE MARE; YOUNG; THOROUGH
LY BROKEN: REASONABLE. WRITE
WILSON. BOX 845, UPPER MARL-
The Washington times., 1924-09-26
T.ota Tor Sale IA

SIX beautiful lots, sOutheast. overIook-
ing Government park, Tor quick sale.
$3.50 each: easy term8. Box 40.
Times Herald.
The Washington times., 1924-09-26

$780, q For Real Estate SEQ b. p
I&OtOE&Q Woeke Office tIst . DIX
sts. ~ y. Lncoin asst.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15

+ X - Z y S.4atsa 4 i
pam, bizonvosan az lltcar6l, meg
latta az olvas6 leanyt. Sc $40, Sc
beszed, csak fordul be a kapun, a
leanyhoz megy $ nagy vigyorgas-
sal leiil melle kerti padra. Rog-
ton lattuk, hogy a leany fedd6leg
sz6l valanit f0hadnagynak, 5
Ikuz6dik mell5le a pad mask s2e-
lere. A f6hadnagy butan nevetve
koveti. En- felugrom, hogy a por
tamra tolakod6t kerd6re vonjam,
de felesegem ,ker6 pillantasara
allva maradok, maid balkan meg
is jegyzi, lathatnam, hogy tiszt
ittas. Ebben a pillanatban a f.
hadnagy atkarolta Frick6t egy
hatalmas cs0kot csattantott a lany
aTcara. En- csak lepcso elso fo-
kaig juthattam, ,mire langol6
arcu leany tolakodot balkarjaval
magatol ell0kte, folugrott, fam
kezeb6l az ostort kikapta, vagta
csehet, mint a repat. Ez mem all
ta sokaig, szalad6ban neki kapu-
max, Xxi az utcara. a feldiihod0tt
leany utana vagta az ostorral, a
hol erte hangos szoval, ekes jel-
s6kkel apasztrofalta futot. Hogy
a "szerelmes kappan MAR mint
becsiiletes neyen Bohacek Vaclav
- megmenekiilt, czt 6szt0ver Ia
bainak, meg a Fricko Is kiloja-
max silk szoknyajanak k0sz0n- |
hette. Bohacek Vaclav elpal'olgott
mint a kamfor, ITALIAN most is sza-
ladna, ha ujb6l Xxi mem vitte volna !
b0lcs vezerkar frontra. OFT is
szaladva megadta magat. Az orosz
testvereknel termeszetcsen vitez
legionista lett. Icy kerIlt vissza a
gyorsforralon f6tt nagy Csehor-
,zagba megszallas 6ta mint had
testparancsnok pengeti sarkantyu-
lat valahol Okocim, vagy talan
Ushorod tajan. Hat nem volt-e
tanacsos egy cseszkonak fiatalon
mcetanulni a futast? /
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15
Vitezi feltamadas.

Ez "a, historic vilaghaborunak
abban az id6szakaban t0rtent
meg, amikor Austria Macy resze-
bena kenyer naprol-napra rit-
kabb elelmiszer lett. Magyaran
megmondva: ehezett a lakossag
Telmeszetesen Bees hogyan segi.-
hetett volna magan maskent, mint
hogy mihozzank, magyarokhoz for
dnlt segitsegert, elelemert. Ez a
segitseg resziinkr6l azonban mem
lehetett olyan mervii, hogy odaat
j6llakasig jusson mindenkinek,
inert kellett nagyon a szep feher
magyar liszt, a merhetetlen hosz-
su frontokon kiizd6 katonaink,
s6t sz0vetsegeseinknek is. A prak-
tikus nemet szomszed ngy segitett
magan, ahogyan tudott. T0bbek
kOzott a szileziai es morvaorszagi
lateiner csaladok leanyai szivesen
jottek hozzank es szeg6dtek ell,
mint hazi kisasszonyok, gycrmek-
kertesznok a videki urihazakhoz,
ahol nemcsak j6 ellatasban, de szi-
YES, magyaros banasm6dban is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15
TAlRCZA
Irta: zARBACzKY J0zSEF

lett res2iik. Persze rovidesen hi
re ment, hogy magyarok alfalfa
ban mem lohnson elnek, mem igen
isszak kanca tejet, hanem in
kabb jarja a tcjfolos paprikas
csirke, meg a jo fiom tur6scsusza,
a bornak meg olyan franya szoka-
sa van, hogy egy-k6t kortyot iszik
bel6le a Frici, Mici vagy Trude,
hat - uram bocsass! - meg a
we're is f0lforr, halvany arcok
pedig kigynlnak.
Ezeknek az -firkalasoknal
az lett vegiik, hogy ha magam-
fajta ember egyet fiittyentett,
mar OFT volt haznal nemet
leany. Mem szaporitom a szot, mi
hozzank is keriilt egg morva isko-
laigazgato leanya szemelyeben a
Fr;iulein Frici, aki azonban mar
az eIs6 het vegen csak a Fricko
nevre hallgatott, ugy hozzank ST.
multi okossagaval, intelligenciaja-
val, el5zekeny szives modoraval.
Megkedveltiik, a heteves funk
meg val6saggal szerelmes lett be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15
MEM BIRJA XII.

A kacskakezii cigany koldulni jar
hazr6l hazra.
- Ejnye beste lelke, kihltja egyik
gazda, .honnan van az, hogy a minap a
balkezedre voltal koeska, most meg Il
iobbra vagy?
Hat tekintetes nemzsetes uram hat
ez azsirt van, mer "a 6ranal tovabh
mem birom XII, hogy az egyik keaem any
nyi ideig legion, meg kell azst cserimil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15
leany j6l erezte magat,

! 4 ~ s q : 4 Z
| le. "A leany jdl 6rezte magat.
Eges2 nap fiunkkal iatszott, Sc
talt, no meg evett nagyszerii et-
vageyal. Mem imponalt neki =
mint kes6bb bevallotta - semmi
mas, csak az, hogy en-, hazigazda
Herr von' voltam, meg az uzson
mai kugloff. Engem tisztelettel, a
kugl6fot rajongassal szerette.
Ebben az idoben lott meg hi
re, hogy a harcteren valamelyik
cseh erred mem a .legjobban visel-
tie magat, hat hatra, videkilnkre
kiildtek retablirozas cimen. A mi
kis varoskanknak is jntott egy
szazad bel6le. A haborn els6 nap
jat6l maid mindig volt katonasa-
gunk, de meg ilyen soha. A szaza-
dos egy pohos, izzadtkepii' sor6s-
horde. A f6hadnagy nynrga, hosz-
szunyaku, madarfejii mivel a va
roska leanyait folvton fixirozta, a
leanyok egy-kett6re elneveztek
szerelmes kappan max. Paszolt
rea a nev, rata is maradt. A had
nagyot lie sem lehet irni, olyan
ajax volt. Allit6lag usz6bajnok,
EFT ell lchctett r6la hinni, inert
olyan Macy ludtalpu labai voltak,
hogy ha ezekiel rugott egyet vi
zen, hat kellett latszatjanak lenni.
A legenyseg KOHL cgy sem ta-
gadhatta lie, hogy t0rzsk0nyvezctt
cseh anya sziilte! A tisztek t0rtek
a nemet szot, a legtnyseg csak cse-
hill beszelt. Kepzelhetni, hogyan
ereztek magukat szinmagyar he
lyen, ahol csak a vegrehajto tu-
dott annyit nemetiil, hogy "gisz-
tihand''. Megvallom azonban
6szinten, hogy ok sem sokat t0r6d-
tex veliink, nap-nap mellett kihu-
zodtak - gyakorlatozas cimen =
kiserd6 szelebe, OFT hanyat fek-
We vartak a "knedli" megf0ttet.
OttletGk alatt mas lett varoska
kepe, de mas lett a leveg6je is,
inert ezekhez mindennapi kned-
likhez olyan Infants szagu, egetett
cukorral edhsitett hagymamartast
csinaltak, hogy meg kutyak is
fintorgattak az orrukat. Ugy el-
tex volna ezek oft szaz esztendeig
is, hogy senkivel szoba mem all
hatnak, ha egysZer a szerelmes
kappan" meg mem hallja, hogy a
setalo Fricko fiammal nemetiil
beszel. Nosza, tobb sem kellett
f6hadnagynak, sietett ismeretse-
get kotnil a leannyal, aki, mint
naiv lelek mem utasitotta ell az ut
cal bemntatkozast. Mint kes6bb
kitudodott, ettol kezdve, nap-nap
mellett csatlakozott Frick6hoz es
a fiamhoz. Mikor ez tudomasunk-
ra jutott, j6indulattal figyelmez-
tcttiik leanyt. Frick6 biztositott
minket, hogy nincsen okunk miat-
ia agg6dni, 3 a fohadnaggyal csak
azert setal, inert pompasan lehet
mulatni lehetetleniil ostoba be-
szeden, ugrik mint egy pincsi
kutya a karikan at. Hogy mem
volt okunk felteni, AIT par nap
multan be is bizonyitotta.
Egy delutan ujsagot olvasva,
szivarozgattam hazam ambitusan.
Felesegem mellettem kezimunka-
zott. Frick6 es a fam a nagyka-
puhoz k0zel lev6 Greg gesztenye-
fax alatt tanyaztak. A leany DIVA
soft, gyerek agarasz6 ostorom-
NAL jatszott, pattintgatott. Igazi
falusi delutani hangulat volt. Ezt
| azonban megzavarta az a k0rill-
; meny, hogy szerelmes kap-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15

sorba iarja szamlald biztos a knlii
pintyokat is Is ICY keriil be vajdahoz.
- Never
sazsnegyvenkettedik KolompaE
Tuta.
- Foglalkozasa?
Hegedi mives lesck, = feleli eli,
gany.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-15
. 1s24 Mk ron. j. II.


Az egyik kav6hazban primas meg.
mntatja kontrasnak saz egyik kopasz
vendeget.
Hekas tie, nezsd csak meg azst q
semablakos urat, AIS nagyon hires en-
Der, messe vilagot iart, man azsok
kanibalok is meg akartak enni. Ugy
nizs RAIL-.
Latom fejiriil! Hisen man el is
kezdtek azsok kannibalok koppasta-
nj!
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15
FAMOUS SURGEON AND
 MEDICAL WRITER DIES
Dr. Laplace Was We'll Known Both in France and in This
 Country

Philadelphia, May 15.-Dr. Ernest I.aplace,s noted surgeon and we'll known in French circles here and in Europe, died today at his home from heart disease. Dr. Laplace had con- tributed much to the advancement of surgery and medicine, and was the in- ventor of the first forceps for in- testinal anastomosis. He was the author of numerous articles on sur gerry of the brain and the inteslnes and on antiseptics and was the recipi- ent of high academic recognition for his achievements.
 Born in New Orleans in 1881, Dr. college and received his medical de- gree at the University of Louisiana, later studying at the Faculte De Medi- cine in Paris. He was a pupil of Pas teur, Lister, Koch and Billroth. Dr.. Laplace was professor of surgery in the graduate school of medicine of the University of Pennsylvania and was connected with other local medical institutions.
 He was identified with many medi- cal societies here and abroad.
 He was the possessor of one of a number of small flasks containing few ounces of veal broth sealed seventy-siY years ago by Pasteur to prove there can be no decomposition without germ growth, and no germ growth without contamination.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15
DR. WEISS SUSPENDED
Head Of German Secret Police Tenn. porarily Removed as Result of Raid on Russian offices.

By The Associated Press.
 Berlin, May 15.--Dr. Weis, chief of the Espionage Bureau of the Berlin police, has been suspended from sery- ice pending a clearing up of the cir cumstances surrounding the recent raid on the Russian Soviet Trade Mis- sion here. This is the first step taken toward the satisfaction demanded by the Soviet government in consequence of the raid.
 Dr. Weiss, who Is known as an arch enemy Of communism and a jealous red hunter personally led the raid upon the Trade delegation headquart- CTS in an alleged search for the com munism leader Botzenhardt, wanted by the Pomeranian states attorney on charge of treason.
 The German nationalist papers arc enraged over the suspensions Of the Espionage chief, which they term a. 'kowtow' 10 the Bolsheyists.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15

Underwood men and thus giping out the McAdoo majority. McAdoo swept the county in yes terdays election. He received COZ votes in the county convention, while the opponents of McAdoo obtained only AZ, with tie vote in one ward The vote was the lightest in the his tory of the country. Only few more than 4,000 ballots were cast. McAdoo carried both the county and city boxes.
 McAdoo leaders were iubilant over the result and predicted they would now secure an instructed delegation from Tennessee to the national con- yention.
 McAdoo headquarters last night questioned the authority of the cleo ton committe to name the additional as delegates and insisted that only the delegates elected in the primary can take part in the county conven- tion.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15
City Items

Laurel Court. o. Of A.. will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 7:i5 o'clock. Ten candidates will be in- itiated, The aftcuoon social will be held at 2;S0 and supper served at 6:30 o'clock.
 Tomorrow, if pleasant, at 1c;50 room. we will throw straw hats from the top of our building. If the per son catching the hats do not get the size they wear they may exchange them at the Hat Dept.-advt.
 A pleasant birthday surprise party was given in the honor of Miss Marion Smith, at her home, 20S Hart street, Tuesday evening. About 80 couples attended. There were friends from New Haven and Hartford, Refresh ments were served.
 Tomorrow. if pleasant, at 12;S0 noon, we will throw straw hats from
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15
Schooner, Decks Awash,
 Finally Reaches N. London

New London, May 15.--Delayed more than 2 week in Vineyard Haven because of weather conditions, the four masted schooner James o. Ham len, waterlogged following grounding on Rose and Grown shoals, Nan tucket, arrived here from Vineyard Haven last night in town of three tugs of the Merritt Chapman and Scott corp. The voyage, which con. sumed more than 5 hours, was dif- icult one with the deckes Of the schooner entirely awash. Ii has been estimated that about 25 per cent of the original cargo of so,0on feet of lumber has been washed from the deck O, The schooner.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15
1 28 MORE DELEGATES TO
 BE NAMED IN KENTUCKY
McAdoo Forces However, Raise Ob- jections and Question Their Right
 in Convention.

Nashville, Tenn, May 15.-Twenty eight delegates to the democratic con- Nention for Davidson county next Sat urday, in addition to the 106 voted for in yesterdays preferential primary are yet to be named, according to the plan adopted by the county committee
 The wording of the primary call gives the authority to the election committee of five. This arrangement, it is contended, by McAdoo leaders, would be present an opportunity of reversing the result of the election yesterday by naming 26 additional
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15

he top Of our building. If the per son catching the hats do not get the size they wear they may exchange them at the Hat Dept--advt.
 Burritt Grange will hold a regular meeting in Jr c. l'. A. NJ. hall Sat urday evening at s o'clock. An in- teresting program has been arranged.
 Tomorrow, ifs pleasant, at 12:G0 noon, we will throw straw hats from the top of our building. 1.-the per son catching the hats do not get the size they wear they may exchange them at the Hat Dept-advt.
 Charles Walters Of % Armisticc street and Dudley Bacon Of 54S West Main street left today to engage in
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15

the Caperon hall school at Madura.
 A skit which was supposed to have taken place in the editorial rooms of a newspaper, showing the writing of the jubilee number of the paper, was interesting as presented by three of the junior secretaries.
 The church was filled with women from all parts of the county.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15
- -
Fire StODs Dance

Du Boistown, Pa.--When the wild iangle of the fire alarm broke up the dancing party of the city fremen and their wives in the borough hall here, the women assisted their husbands in dragging the hose cart to the scene of the fire and in laying the hose.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-15

state forestry work in New Hamp- shire.
 Dr. D. r. Sullivan of 157 Church St.. Hartford, has resumed practice. Hours 2 10 D. m.--advt,
 Minstrel and Dance al Odd Fellows Hall. Friday eye.-Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
UNA GARTA DE
DON EDELMIRO LESPIER

Mayaguez, mario 8, 1924.
ST.. /. A. Casablanca,
San Juan.
Distinguido compatriota:
Acabo de leer en- ell importante cia-
rio Ell MUNDO, correspondence al 8
del corriente mes, y en- un artfculo
autorizado por su plurna, que lleva
por titulo, Un VerdaderO Patricia, en-
tire otros parrafos, el siguiente: 'Pre-
cisamente por esos amos, existia en-
Puerto Rico un peri6dico, iinico dfga-
no del pensamiento, que Sc editaba en-
Ponce, defensor de nuestros dercchos
y nuestra personalidad. Ell Popular,
que este fue su nombre, sufri6 una
reforma y apareci6 por esos tiempos
con el nonbre de La Democracia, bajo
la direction del mas valiente de los
Mjos de esta TERRA, Luis Munoz Rive
ra, etc. ETC."
Pues bien, squ ero hacer constar en-
honor a la verdad historical que sEI
Popular" no fue el peri6dico cue su-.
fri6 una reforma, y apareci0 como afr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
CORRESPONDENCE

ST la tercera parte de las enfer-
mcdades ex:stentes las proyoca ei es.
trefimiento, es una necesidad social
Atopuiarizar el remedio mas eficaz
para curarlo.
1Consiste en- el regimen higlenico
' alimenticio, con el en1pleo de fru-
tas v verduras consumidas en- esta-
do crudo. por su vitalidad, a Ia que
Sc deben los nlaravillosos efectos de
la cura de uvas y otros frutos, y
los alimentos vegetables cocidos, ricos
en- acidos organicos, azdcar, feculas
y celuiosa, suprimiendo medicamen-
tos, enemas y drogas. Las feculas y
azdcares, pudriendose rnenos al re-
absorverse con la detenc:6n en- Ell in
tcstino, no llevan venenos al organis-
mo, porque al fermentarse producer,
adcmas. acidos ' principles ante
t6xicos, Y la celulosa asegSira acci6n
exc.to-motora del intestine reaIizan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

ma usted-sin duda por uns error-con
ell nombre de ''La Democracia".
I Sobre este particular, quiero hacer
una breve historic.
GEL Popular, fue fundado y diri-
g.do. por el Patriarca del periodismo
ponceiio-c llamara cl historia-
dor don Eduardo Neuman al vaiiente
periodista gran pedagogo don Ramon
Marin, Ell el mes de febrero de 1888.
FL nombre fue puesto por Ell insigne
patricia, don Ramon Baldorioty
Castro amigo inseparable v COM
pafiero en- Ell martirologio politico, del
seiior Marin.
Gel Popular sustituyo a "El pue-
blo", desaparec.do do del estadio- de la
prensa en- ell mes de octubre del aiio
1887, por las dragonadas del neuroti-
CO General Palacio.
A "El Popular, tambien le cupo la
misma suerte que ssEl Pueblo. Fue
suspendido en- ell mes de diciembre del
aiio en- que Sc fundara, por orden del
Alcalde delegado de Ponce, coronel don
Jose Mirel's, y mandado reducir pri-
sion y procesar a su director por I'm
valiente articulo- -contestando Gel
Boletin Mercantil l"-en que el sefior
Marin decfa: que Puerto Rico era pa
ra los pucrtorriquefios.
Suprimido "El Popular" y va en- el
ai5o 1889, fund6 en- la imprenta "El
Vapor', propiedad de don Ramon Ma
rim, su hijo Americo,- innolvidable
conlpanero de repetidas persecusiones
politicas ALA en- nuestra querida Pom
Cen el mes de enero, el peri6dico
"El Cronista", cuya hoja dejo de pu-
blicarse en- Ell mes de JUNO del afio
1890, para darle acceso a ssLa Demo-
cracia', que fundaramos-me cabe la
honra de haber sido tambien funda-
dor ode La Democracia" don Luis
Mufoz Rivera, como Director; don Ra-
mon Marin ipropietario de la empre-
Esa-, don America Marin, este como
administrator y ell suscribiente, como
agente gegneral
Tai pues, es la verdad historical
acerca de como apareci6 "La Demo-
cracia''.
En- cuanto como Sc fund6, va se-
ra tema para otro articulo, asi como
tarnbien, nos proponemos en- otros SUI
ces.vos dar a conocer al pals, cuando
= como Sc fundaron "El Derecho" /" y
La Cronica'', de don Roman Baldo-
rioty Y Eel Pueblo, de don Ramon
Marin y don Mario Brachi, "El
Diario de Ponce, de E. J. Lespier.
E. J. LESPIER.
Mayaguez, mario S, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

Las palpitaciones del corazon Sc de-
ben muy a menudo causas alejadas
del organo en- ST, particularmente a
debilidad general, anemia, etc. Pero
en- muchos casos las palpitaciones, es-
pecialmente 81 aconipanadas de los
sintomas q. hemos descrito en nuestro
articulo sobre intermediates del cora
z6n, indican que existe alguna affection
cardiaca.
La presencia de las palpitaciones,
sean de cualquier origen, signifca que
hay algo anormal en- el ORGANISING v
cue debe ser corregido.