davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-12-08

The fuller returns received during
the morning from the provincial vot-
ang centers showed heavy balloting,
which is expected to bring the total
TO nearly 100000 votes in excess OF
that at the May elections.
Ex-ChanceIIors Chosen.
Seven former chancellors were re-
elected. The Socialists returned
Scheidemann, Mueller and Bauer; the
C1ericals, Fehrenbach, Wirth and
Marx, and the Peoples Party, Strese-
mann.
There will be only few newcomers
in the new Reichstag, as the system
governing the nomination of candi-
dates in Germany inevitably gives the
preference to party leaders and for
mer deputies. The proportional sys-
tenn under which the elections were
conducted, confine the electorate to
the choice of party whose managers
draw up a list of candidates and
among these the party vote Is allotted
on prescribed basis. This practice
prevents the infusion of new blood,
and the balloting today will return
TO their former seats a great number
of deputies unknown to the indivi-
dual voter, since many of them re-
side outside districts they represent.
The German Nationalists reelected
Admiral Won Tirpitz. Prince Otto Won
Bismarck, Count Westarp and Oscar
Hergt.
Gen. Ludendorff's National Freedom
party has suffered heavy losses in
districts which formerly returned a
majority for 1t. Thus far its losses
in Bavaria are especially conspicuous.
The reelection of Ludendorff was
made uncertain owing to his party's
failure to carry sufficient number
OF districts to insure him the neces-
sary surplus vote as candidate-at-
sargei
Prussian Diet Results.
Provisional final figures for the
elections to the Prussian Diet, which
were held yesterday simultaneously
with the Reichstag elections, show;
Social Democrats, lie, against 1876 in
the old Diet, including % Independent
Socialists. German Nationalists, Ill
against n in the old Diet
Catholic Center party, 79, un-
changed.
Communists, AZ, against 80.
German Peoples party, so, against
81.
Extreme Nationalists, IL (party
previously unrepresented).
German Democrats, 26, unchanged
Economic party, 10, against f.
Hanoverians, 5, against 3.
Polish party, /.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
Lists Many outraxes.
TWO PRIESTS KIDNAPPED.
Reported Being Held for Ransom
by Bandits.
nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SCRANTON. Pa. December s--Twe
priests members of the Passionis'
order and formerly stationed at 81
AIMS Monastery in this city, have
been captured by bandits near Han
kow, China, and with two nuns, are
being held for ransom, according 70
cable messages received here last
night. The priests are the Rev, Father
Dominick, former rector OK 81,
AfiehaeI.s Church at Hoboken, n. u,
and the Rev. Father Matfhfas mis-
sionaries. The nuns are members OF
the Sisters of Charity, formerly STA
toned at Convent, N. ].
A cablegram received at the monas-
terry here stated that the missfonaries
and nuns had been relieved OF Ali
their. possessions by their captors.
The priests have been In China
but a short time. having sailed from
Seattle in September Of this year
4s TAKEN FROM q. s. BOAT.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
CATHOLICS IN PROTEST.

BY the Associa ted Press.
QUIMPER, France, Decemer 81
A great demonstration of protest or
the part of the Catholics agains,
Premier Herriot's revival of his anti.
clerical campaign brought tens o,
thousands Of Bretons to Quimper yes
terday.
The anti-clericaI demonstrators.
held a parade in adjoining streets
The gendarmerie kept the faction,
separated. Bishop Duparc in his ad.
CONTINUED on Page s.. Column g.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
DRASTIC TRAFFIC
CONTROL OUTLINED
Representative Gibson Gives
Proposals to Committee.
Week End Toll Heavy.

Drastic provisions for traffic iegisla-
ton to correct the criminal situation
which now exists in the National Capt.
tar' were submitted today by Repre-
sentative Ernest W. Gibson of Vermont.
who directed the attention of the House
District committee at it's first meeting
to the alarming condition which now
exists.
At the same time tentative bill
for the better regulation of traffic In
the District, carrying out the recon-
mendation OF the Senate District COM
mittee. was today forwarded by. SEN
ator Ball to the District Commission
ers for their consideration. Senator
Ball said that he desired to have the
Commissioners, recommendation on
the measure.
Representative Gibson submitted his
recommendations in writing to Chair
man Rathbone of the subcommittee on
law and order of the House District
committee. SO that they may be incor-
porated in recommendations 10 the joint
committee of the House and Senate.
which is to meet the latter part of this
week TO uraIL a cOnprentHsiNe tTdfiic
bill. The proposals follow:
General Bureau Proposed.
First, establishment of a central ad-
ministrative bureau with authority to-
ta} register automobiles under proper
licensing system to operators duly quail
fed. tb) suspend and revoke licenses tc
operators for reckless driving. incom-
potency. use OF intoxicating liquor. etc.
tc} receive and act on reports OF auto
mobile accidents; td} conduct investi-
cations as to accidents with power t.
subpoena witnesses and compel their at,
tendance.
Second. Establishment OF a train,
court to be opened night and dag
with two extra judges appointed
who may be assigned to regular
courts when not on traffic cases
Third. At least SO more traffic of
f1cers should be appointed.
Penalties: ta) making 1T felon!
to have a car equipped for the use
of smoke screens or to use such q
smoke screen; (b) prison sentence
for drunken drivers; (c) prison SEN
tence for leaving the scene after
colliding: I'D prison sentence for in
terfering with an officer in the dis.
charge of his duties.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
WALKS OFF WITH RADlUM
WORTH $15, 900 ON HAND
Patient, Ignorant Of Value of Ele-
ment and Danger, Decides to
Leave Hospital.
Rr the Asxociated press.

gy the Associated Press.
BROcKTON. Mass. December 3d.
Miss Annie Provost Of Brookeville. an
aged woman, walked out OF hospital
here with a band on her hand con-
tanning radium valued at $4,000. She
had gone to the hospital for treat
ment and when left alone for few
minutes decided TO go home.
Physicians. fearful that the woman
would lose her hand, summoned the
police to aid In che search and Miss
Provost was found at her home. She
said she had no idea of the value OF
fhs hand. or OF the danger or wear
Ing It too long.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
PRIEST CABLES REPORT.
Told of Capture of Two Nuns From
Monastery.

HOBoKEN, N. J., December PRO
vincial Stanislaus of the Passionist
here, said last night that he had re-
ceived a cablegram Saturday from
Father Dominick, former rector of
ST. Michaers Church, who is reported
to have been captured by Chinese
bandits near Hankow, China. Faith
er Dominick told Of the capture of two
nuns by bandits, but made no men
tion Of any priests having been taken.
he said.
If the priests had been captured,
Provincial Stanislaus said, their
capture evidently had occurred after
Father Dominick sent the cablegram.
- ESCAPE FROM BANDITS.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
HERRIoT Is JEERED.
But Premier Also Gets Big Recep-
tion in School Address.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROUBAIX France, December, B.
Premier Herriot ran into a hostile
demonstration of whistling, jeering
and booing when he arrived here
yesterday to attend a banquet of the
Congress of the Federation of Lay So
cieties.
M. Herriot had a hearty welcome,
however, from his supporters. In his
address at the banquet the premier
did not mention either the Com
munistic or Catholic movements. His
speech to the 1900 persons present
was devoted to graising lay schools.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
e ENToMBED in. MINE.
one Killed In Roof Fall in Earth
Tremor.

AMHERST, Novia Scotia, December
3.-A series Of shocks that resembled
an earthquake cAved In the roof or
the Springfield mines and entombcd
more than three hours digging saved
~ Of. the nen. The body OF John
Swesney was recovered yesterday.
Numerous shocks have occurred 1T
chs mines in the last few wseks and
on three occasions men have been In
jured. =
Evening star., 1924-12-08
4s TAKEN FROM q. s. BOAT.
Teachers and Students Kidnapped
by Bandit Gang.
n th. Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CANTON. China, December b.
Forty-eight Chinese teachers and
students of Canton Christian College
were kidnapped Saturday on board
launch flying an American flag while
going from Canton to the college.
Six bandits among the passengers
of the launch overpowered the crew
and after landing the captiyes sent
the launch back to Canton with a
foreign woman and several Chinese
girls on board.
The bandits then hurried inland
with the kidnapped teachers and
students.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
CHINESE OUTRAGES
bring CALL TO j. S.
FOR LARGER PATROL
C. of C. Leader Appeals for
Greater Guard in Face OF
Bandit Menace.
AMERICANS MURDERED,
KIDNAPPED AND ROBBED
Two Priests, Nuns and Other Mis-
sion Workers Held in Latest
Depreciation.

Declaring piracy. kidnapping and
murder, with Americans the most
numerous victims, were rife in China,
the Associated American Chambers
of Commerce in China appealed to-
day to Chairman Hale of the Senate
naval committe for strengthened
American gunboat patrol in Chinese
waters.
The appeal was made by J. J. I'm
derwood. Washington representative
of the organization. who said action
was needed "to the end that these
outrages will cease and a measure
of protection and security be given to
the courageous American citizens
who are endeavoring to build up our
foreign trade in the Far East"
Lists Many Outrages.
Mr. Underwood included In his
communication q long list of out
RACES to foreigners in China, headed
by the Lincheng train holdup in May.
1928. when many Americans ano
Others were taken captive and held
for ransom The list went down
through various instances of kid
naping, piracy and other violence,
adding, however, that the data was
incomplete"
n
Evening star., 1924-12-08
FOOD ASPHYxlATES GIRL.
Ate Raisins, Drank Water, Fer
mentation Formed Gas.

WINNIPEG, Man, December g..
Post-mortem examination revealed
that Mary Holiday. 20, who died
while attending q party early Satur-
tion after eating quantity OF raisins
Doctors said liquid the girl had
drunk caused the raisins to f4rment,
forming gases which suTocated her.
Evening star., 1924-12-08
ESCAPE FROM BANDITS.
). S. Missionaries Safe With
Friends in Chinese Town.

BY the Associated Press.
HANKOW, China, December g.
Miss Elizabeth Berglund and Miss
Ineborg Nystul, missionaries OF the
Augustana Synod, who remained at
their station at Juchow, Honan
province, when bandits raided the
place recently. have escaped and are
with friends at Kiuhsien. Both mis-
sioEaries are from Minnesota
The bandits hold Juchow with 1000
men. The soldiers refuse to fight
Evening star., 1924-12-08

The fuller returns received during
the morning from the provincial vot-
sng centers showed heavy balloting,
which is expected to bring the total
TO nearly 100000 votes in excess of
that at the May elections.
Evening star., 1924-12-08

Representative Louis c. Cramtom
of Michigan, Republican, joined with
Representative Blanton In opposing
the measure. He said that If the
purpose really was to honor Lincoln
there would be no division, but the
main purpose of the bin would DE TO
give 10000 Government employees In
the District another holiday, which
would cost the Government $3.50. 600
Representative Kvale OF Minnesota
spoke earnestly in favor of the bill
and thought such legislation would
citizens absorbed from other coun-
tcontinued on Page ., Column :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
JOHN CASANOVA EN-
Ell TRES BANDERAS'

Esta noche SO presentard al pdblico
del Cine Tires BaRderas". Ell formida
BILE bOxeador boricua, John CaSanovas,
iniciando con esta presentation una Sc
rie de exhibiciones de boxeo que el cam
pe0n islefl0 Sc propone dar en- esta
Capital, deleitando asf a los numerosos
fanaticos del box"
Es indudable que ell Cine Tres BAN
deras" sc vera lleno de pIblico, va que
entire otras cosas, sc trata de un COM
patricia nuestrO que Sc inicia, con in
discutibles probabilidades de Gxito, en-
el formidable arte de los puletazos.
Despu6s de algunas exhibiciones en-
el tires Banderas", John Casanovas
pasara al Cine Caribe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
PASAJEROS QUE EMBARCAN
HOY PARA NUEVA YORK
A BCRDO DEL "SAN JUAN"

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lopez de la Rosa
Miss Elizabeth E. Meeks,
Mr.. and Mrs Pedro J. Armstrong,
Mr.. Angel c. Tejedor,
Mr.. o. Lake,
Mr.. Miguel Francisco,
Mr.. M. L. Rodriguez,
Mr.. A. Soroeta,
Mr.. Frank ]. Appellee,
Mr.. F. Murray,
Mr.. NJ. A. Ramirez,
Mr.. A. Soroeta,
Mr.. J. Saul,
DR.. G. R. Burke,
Miss Ana Lacaroz,
Mrs. M. C. Alvarez,
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan 3. MontalvO
Mr.. J. S. Beck,
Mrs. M. B. Hoffman and Inf.
Miss D. Laureano,
Miss Adelheid Hoffman,
Mr.. M. Alfonso,
Mr. Manuel Vale,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Panlagua,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando Vendreil,
DR.. J. del Toro,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Sears,
Mr.. H. NJ. Parmly,
Mr.. Alberto Villegas,
Miss Carmen Gonzalez,
Mrs. A. Suarez,
Mr.. Joaquin A. Soto,
Mr.. Luis Liano,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Valdejulli,
Mrs. Juanita Perez
Mstr. Wilfred
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmelo Sosa Lopez
Mr.. and Mrs. Emiliano Padin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
DON JOSE V. cNTRoN

Tuvimos ell gusto de saludar don
Jose v. Cintr6n cirujano menor de IA
Escuela Correctional de Mayagnez,
desde el mes de diciembre, proximo pa
sado. Nos dice ell amigo Cintron que
how las condolences de la Escuela son
inmeiorables en- las cuestiones de hi
eiene salud. va no eNste la malaria
que hatia antes, las boticas casi no
tienen Gnspacho de recetas para la Es-
cuela. Esto Sc debe, en- gran parts, q
los metodos, que esta llevando a cabo
ell sefior Cintr6n de acuerdo con ell doc
tor Blanes. medico director de La Els
cuela. 81 Sc consigue, como 10 indics
Ell MUNDO. al publican el informe del
Departamento de Justicia, que la Asam
blea Legislative acuerde innunizar los
terrenos pantanosos que rodean la Ess
cuela, sc puede asegurar que aquello'
sera TN sitio ideal para Ia Correccio-
nal. que los asilados no sufr1ran en-
NADIA, 1especto su salud. Con gusto
pnblicsmos estos datos que nos sugtere
ell amigo Cintr6n, qrien sabe Ell aprc-
clio en- que Sc le tiene en- esta casa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16

tualmente de los sintomas que aqueja-
ban al Sr. Montenegro deben tener en-
cIenta su curaci6n para poner remedio
su enfermedad a tempo. Son muchsS
las personas que sufren de los rifones,
vejiga, higado y est6mago, nerviosi-
cad, perdida de apetito y vertigos, que
SO encuentran agotadas completamen-
te, y loNlnico que necesitan es llevar
sangre nueva RIGA . sus venas para
curarse prontamente.
Anticalculina Ebrey usada on con-
junction con las Pildoras Laxativas
Ebrey, tonifca ell ORGANISING y contri-
buye que los 6rganos whales funcio-
nen normalmente. Esas dos preparacio-
mes tomadas simultaneamente, tonifican
Y reconstituyen el ORGANISING y siemprs
producer los mejores' resultados.
Anticalculina Ebrey Y las PildOras
Laxativas Ebrey Sc venden en- tcdas
las boticas. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
LUCIDA FIESTA

lei jueves nueve del corriente mes ce-
lebr0se a las tres Y media de La tarde
una lucida fiesta Ell conmemoraci0n a
Cervantes, el principe de las letras
castellanas
Esta agradable fiesta Sc llev6 a efec-
TO por la clase Junior de la Alta Es-
cuela de Ponce V fue dirigida por la
cuita inteligente seforita Obdulia Ri
vera, profcsOra de castellano de dicho
colegio.
Gratas fueron las horas que Sc. pa
saron en- el bello V amplio salon de
Asamblea en- donde tuvo lugar la fies-
ia.
Hubo discursos, recitaciOnes, V con-
ciertos musicales por difcrentes j0venes
que componen In claSe Junior
La fiesta dur0 hasta cerca de las Seis
de Ia tarde Y eerr0 el acto con un So
berbiO Y bellfsimo discurso ell Licen-
ciado Albizu CampoS. I.
Realmente merece elogios la clase
Junior de la Alta Escuela dc Ponce,
porque ella ha sido la primera en- ce-
lebrar una de las tantaS lucidas fiestas
que Sc propone dar este ano. Tambi6n
los merece In senorita profesora Miss
Rivera, porque ella es Ia unica que Sc
toma inter6s por que las fiestas queden
lucidaS.
UN FANTASAIA.
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Ell Sr. Montenegro ibre de sus
sufrimientos
Con ell uso de AnticaIculina Ebrey desaparecie-
ron SuS males
ron SuS males

Ell conocido seior Ernesto r. Monte
I.egro, residente en- la bella ciudad de
Caracas, escribe a Ebrey Chemical
Works, New York, como sigue: "Quier
ro por medic de la presente manifestar-
le los maravillosos resultados que he
cbtenido con solo tres frascos de An
ricalculina Ebrey."
'Despues de mas de dos amos de
agudos padecimientos en- Ell higado y un
pertinaz estrenimiento, me he visto Ii
Ire de mis- sufrimientos, gracias al uso
&c la Anticalculina Ebrey y de las
Pildoras Laxativas Ebrey, libre de los
dolores de cabeza, de espalda, de la
pesadez por la manana, al levantarme
y de otros sintomas dolorosos que solo
los que sufren del higado pueden darse
cuenta.
Ernesto R. MONTENEGRO,
Caracas, Venezuela.
Miles de personals que padscen &C
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Edi tOria| diario del Dr.. Frank Crane
LAS HUELGAS

Las huelgas son puro barbarismo,
Significan la aplicaci0n de la fuerza. Y
10 peor es que In fuerza no va contra
la parte culpable, sino que Sc aplica a
una tercera parte que NADIA tiene que
Iver con e1 asunto.
Cuando I'm hombre tiene una dife-
rencia economical con su vecino no ira
| ia de cXigir ell pago mostrindose ofen-
sivo con la esposa los hijos de su We
cino 0 agujerandole las gomas al au-
tom0yil del medieo de la poblaei6n 0
iyendo matar al carnicerO al pana-
dero que NADIA tienen que Yer con su
asunto
Pero cuando ell Trabajo el Capital
Sc encuentran, cada uno empieza n abu
Sar del pdblic0 espera por este me
dio hacer valer sus derechos.
Todo genero de disputas entire los
homhres Srupos de hombres es lleva-
do ante un tribunal de justicia. La
question es examinada de acuerdO con
bien conocidas reglas de evidencia Ia
Iinica fuerza en- el case es utilizada pa
ira Obtener aquiescencia en- los reSulta-
dos
PerO en- las disputas entire el emplea-
do V el patron SO supone que todo Guam
ito Sc debe hacer es abusar del p1blico.
Desde luego ESQ puede que sea ell dnico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16

Anoche, las ocho, ocrrri6 ell Puerta
de TierrG. un sangriento suceso, que
puso en- conmocion todo aquel vecin-
dario.
Melqldades Colon, es un joven traba-
jacor, oe % afios de edad, blanco que
sc de6ica a la venta de helado en- Puer-
ia do TERRA, residente en- la calle San
Andres, rImero cuatro, de dicho barrio.
Anoch" serian las ocho, mas me-
nos sostuvo una violenta discussion,
con un individuo, cuyo nombre Sc des-
conoce hasta la fecha. Ell hecho fue
quo la discussion degenero en- rina, y
entcnces, su contrincante, hizo uso de
un pesado punz6n de partir hielo, y lie
infirio una espantosa punalada en- pie
no pecho. atravesandole un pulmon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
DIR. JUAN DEL RIO DE LEON

Despues de una tempcrada de diez
aiios en- Filadelfia, donde cursaba sus
estudios de medicina y cirugia na re-
gresado SUI lar native nuestro apre-
ciable distinguido amigo ell DR., del
Rio.
Larga fu6 su preparation cientitica,
nutriendo su cerebro con la sayia de
uno de los mas acreditados centros uni
versitarios de Filadelfia.
En- el Brown Prep. School, alta es-
cuela de preparation para los estudian-
tes. realiz6 grandes triunfos y sus
eficientes trabajos lie conquistaron va
liosas notas honorificas por su meri-
toria labor. Is
Form6 sus conocimientos medicoS
con gran perseverance, y de una ma
nera progresiva durante seis amos de
ardua y empehada labor en- ell 'tTenn-
pie University, institution de altos
prestigios cientificos en- ell Estado de
PENNSYLVANIA.
Actualmente aguarda la fecha fijada
por la Junta Examinadora de Medicos,
para sufrir un examen de revalida en-
Ell mes de MARIO del pr6ximo afio.
Joven atn, (2S aios de edad)
amante del estudio, juicioso, de acri-
solados habitos morales, muy afable
en- eI trato social, de elevados senti-
mientos humanitarios, prendas que or
man su personalidad, para augurarle en-
ell porvenir grande exitos profesio-
males.
Feicitamos nuestro amigo y COM
pueblano DR. del Rio, por haber de-
jado muy alto Y victorioso el nombre
de Puerto Rico, en- aquellos planteIes
universitarios
Juan T. coLLAzo.
Morovis, Puerto Rico, r.
octubre, de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16

declarado una hemorragia terrible. Y
voE,ita grandes cantidades de sangro.
Su esta'o es gravisimo, y sc espera.
que ecgraciadamente, ocurra un fatal
descnlacc de un momento otro, com
pIoeando de esa manera, la accion NOR
tifera Gel pesado punzon de hielo.
Despn&s de ser curado de primerc
intenci6r el herido pas6 al Hospital
Municipal donde permanece asilado.
Pero Ia merida recibida es de tai nag3
nit1d, que es muy possible que cuaudo
es.a eajcion este circulando, -el infehE
haya pasado a mejor vida
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S lnejOramOs...
Continuation de la Ia. pag.

ticamentA es que esta nueva prisi6u
no sera una casa de recreo. Sc compon-
dra de aQuellas ideas modernas fac'
TITLES desarrolladas con exito en- los
estados lie la Union. Toda la experien-
cia adquirida por los estados en- 1000
alloe Ia usaremos nosotros para meJo-
rar nuc.tra carcel.
:Nuestro prop6sito es ell de reformar
la honesticidad y al buen deber a
aquelloe cindadanos que las cortes dc
jusaicia han encontrado culpables de
algin dellto, y no a restarles parte de
su vioa inutilmente.
"Si algun fanatico ha dicho que este
sera cstablecer una casa de recreo, CO.
tan rrGn3amente interpretando el vcr-
4adero s5ntido de la justicia".
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NoTAS DE LA FoRTALEzA

El Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
te para Guatemala V Curacao. la Sc
nora Elvina SamuA, de Puerta de Tie
ira
FL Gobernador ha aceptado la renun-
cia presentada por ell se1er Jose G. Sill
va, Juez de la Corte Municipal de Yau-
co.
FL Gobernador ha aprobado ell NOM
bramiento hecho favor del senior Jose
Escalera para que act1e como Juez
de Paz Sustituto de Vega Alta, mien-
tras dure Ia ausencia del Juez propie-
tario.
III Gobernador la indultado condicio-
nalmentc al cOnfinado Francisco Soto
Martinez.
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MERcADo DE cAMBIos
LAS AFEcc1oNEs ARTRITICAs

Ell reumatismo, la gotta, las arenillas
y en- general, todas las afeceiones az
triticas tienen por origen Ia acumula
cion del acido trico en- ell organismo.
No hay que esperar que esta acumu.
laci6n sea un hecho acabado, nj los
persistentes dolores algunas veces pc
iigrosas que causan todas estas enfer-
medades. Es necesario desembarazar
cada dfa ell ORGANISING del acido tlrico
por medic del tratamiento agradable,
ccon6mico y seguro del ARTHRI-SEL.
Advt.
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Ell AGRESOR Sc
DA A ia FUGA

FL agresor, Embellishments Gle comn-
ter el cilmen, Sc dio la fuga. sin que
la hcra en- que escribimos estas IL
meas, Ia policia haya podido capturarle.
Aun no Sc sabe pues ell nombre del
agresor, va que no ha sido possible 10.
calisarle ann, Y ademas, ell herido esta
tar grave, que no puede pronunciar nj
una sola palabra.
No obstante, Sc esperaba que anochs
mismo, RI delincuente cayese en- manos
de la uriformada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
HACIA LA SALA
DI, SOcORRoS

El herido, fue embellishments con-
ducido la Sala de Socorros sta en- la
calle San Agustian, de la misma barria-
da, donGe el active medico titular, DR..
Melendez. procedi6 practicar la pri-
mera crtsci6n.
Como Quiera que Colon tiene ell pull
mon atravesado de un lado otro, nos
infOrma cl DR.. Melendez que Sc le ha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-16
Avlso AL PUBLIco

'El infrascrito T. "A. o. Hastrup
de San Juan, Puerto Rico, no reco-
nocera nj pagara deuda cuenta al
guna que no sea contraida por 81 per-
sonalmente, por escrito mediante su
unico apoderado, Adolfo steffens.
San Juan, p. r., agosto 26, 1924.
r. A. O. HAsTRUP.
Advt.