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SILVER FOX FARM

PARIS.-An attempt to raise silver foxes
in mountain attitudes is now being made in
France Hitherto it assumed that skins
of the finest texture, worth more than their
weight in gold, could only be grown in
northern ATTITUDES where the winters are not
only very cold but very long.
The French National Society of Acclima-
ton has established silver fox farm in the
French Alps On the theory that the tempera-
lures there would be just suitable as those
of northern Canada. An announcement made
by them states that preliminary results are
satisfactory.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-14
MY FAVORTTE STORIES
BY IRWIN COBB

In the old wicked days when there were
saloons on the corners, there was in Chicago
corner saloonkeeper who sold his whisky at
ne standard price Of ten cents a throw but
was proud OF the excellence Of his wares and
mated customer who poured too freely.
stranger walked in one day and by way
OF beginning flattered the proprietor so palLa-
bly, on the worthiness Of his stock that the
after became suspicious The customer then
laid down his dime and asked for whisky and
bitters. He was given the bottle and a glass
and while the proprietor turned to get the
btters the caller performed a scientific job
of filling the glass brimful without spilling
drop overlooking.
The saloon-man survey the handfwork calm
Iy and then stuck a plump middle finger
into it.
What you doing?" demanded the patron
sharply.
Making hole for the bitters to go in,s
said the saloonist.
Copyright, 1920
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-14

r OS ANGELES.-The "Painted Lady"
| may be a charming creature when she
- is a. grown butterfly, but caterpillar
she has peculiar tastes. Such is the verdict
of Dr.. H. w. Stone, of the University of Cal
ifornia, who with some misgivings has been
watching the wholesale invasion of his sub
urban residential grounds at Westwood by
army of said caterpillars. One might have
expected the destruction of the delicate Gull
tivated plants of the district; such is the
usual technique of travelling pests. Not SO,
Passing up a delicious crop of sweet clover,
to say nothing of dainty garden flowers, the
voracious invaders are stripping the nettes
and field mallow, two of the principal weed
nuisances of the neighborhood. Singing
plant hairs, reeking with formic acid, leaves
and everything but bare stalks disa ppear into
the cast-iron digestive apparatus of the
craWlerS.
This oblging insect (Vanessa cardui) in
maturity is a beautiful notified brown but
terdy. The 1uttering army invaded southern
California some months ago in unprecedented
force, advancing from Mexico. At Easter
time they were found by Prof. Loye Holmes
Miller sweeping over Death Valley itself, re-
CARELESS of desert terrors and travelling about
fifteen miles an hour. Countless eggs have
been laid all over the southern counties, and
countless offspring living off the fat of
the land without botherng mankind in the
least.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-14
YOUNGEST CHEMICAL ELEMENT

COPENHAGEN.--Hafn um, the youngest
member of the family of chemical elements,
is by no means a rare metal according to
figures recently announced here by Messrs.
G.. Won Heyesy and V. T. Jantzen at the In
stitute for Theoretical Physics.
This condition was suspected ~ scientists
many months ago, when hafnium was discoy-
cred. Analyses of minerals from distant parts
of the world now show the new metal exist
ing in liberal proportions.
Ores from Brazil, France, Greenland, Mad
agascar, Norway, North Carolina, and other
locations show from l to per cent hafnium.
One sample-the mineral alvite-from Kra-
gero, Norway, carried Is per cent of the new
element. An estimate is made that 1900, y
600 of the earths crust is hafnium. This
small fraction represents a large amount of
mineral when the stupendous weight of the
earth is taken into account. Hafnium long
escaped detection because it was mistaken
for chromium, metal which usually accom-
panies it.
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Chlorine for Colds

Corysa is the little chap that, getting into
the air passages of the head and throat. sets
up at once catarrhal condition. which is
commonly called a cold in the head. AS
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A woebegone-Iooking traveller reached the
riverside and approached the old boatman
who operated the ferry. across the stream.
Dad" he whined I'm broke and ] must
get across the stream. Will you trust me
for it?'
Fares only two-pence, mister" said the
ferryman.
81 know it, but ] haven't got ha'penny,"
replied the traveller.
The old man took a puff at his pipe.
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Mister" he said, "if you amt got a ha'
penny you won't be none the better off
the other side OF the river than you are on
this"
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PUNCENT PARAGRAPHS
Motto of the bunko man-When in Rome
do the Romans.
Opportunity does much that ability gets
the credit for.
If a thing is beauty it is a Joy forever
until it goes out of style.
The average man prides himself upon the
possessions his neighbors can't afford
1t isn't necessary to acquire an automo-
bile in order TO run into debt
When a man is beaten at any game he
always says that he is out of practice
Probably Lots wife passed some other
woman and turned TO see what she had on
A single spade in the hand is worth more
than trey of diamonds in the pack.
II woman desires an early reply to a
letter She should never give it to her hus-
band TO mail.
When a man says that all women are
alike he has had an experience with at least
one of them.
Don't get discoura ged because YOU are I'M
able to understand everything.
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WOOD ALCOHOL MADE

LONDON.-Methyl alcohol, otherwise
known wood alcohol or methanol, is now
being made by the chemical comb alton of
carbon monoxide gas and hydrogen at the
great German chemical factory Of the Ba-
dsche Anilin und Soda Fabrik at Ludwigs-
hafen, according to advices received in
scientific circles here.
The manufacture of this essential raw ma
terial in many chemical industries is now eff
fected on the large scale by the direct union
OF the two gases in the presence of an acti-
waiting substance or catalyst. The gas mix
ture is heated to a high temperature and
subjected to high pressures.
Enough methyl alcohol is being pro-
duced, the reports state, to provide for all Of
Germanys requirements Among its uses
is that of raw material for the manufacture
Of formaldehyde, which in turn is used as
raw material in the making of artificial res
ms. Since carbon monoxide gas and hydro
gen made by passing steam over red
hot Goals wood alcohol may now be said
to be produced from those simple substances.
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more practical problems:
A study of the effect of base metal upon
the metal electroplated upon it; a general
study of the use of barium cyanide in i'm
proving copper plating; method for finding
the degree of adherence of electroplated
metal; a method for electroplating a steel
spring without causing it to lose it's spring
mess.
The whole study OF coryosion is open to
the inventors and investigators. Just what
is the effect of impurities on the rate of cor
rosion of copper; and why does a small
amount of ''water-glass' prevent the cor
rosiOn of aluminium and other metals.
Liquid ammonia and liquid sulphur diox-
Eide coming into commercial use as SOL
vents. Information is wanted all phases
of the problems connected with the use OF
these substances in this connection.
Much remains to be learned about rubber.
The behavior Of pigments in rubber, the plas-
tivity of unvulcanized rubber, the solublity
of rubber, what causes it to "age" after vul-
canization and many other questions of its
chemical action and composition are awaiting
the trained investigator.
Paints, cellulose, paper, are but some of the
other common raw materials of industry
about which much is to be learned. The in
Yentor still has his chance.
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tn HERE is a wealth of good advice for
business workers in the recent state
ment by the head of a large American
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MY WIFE AND |
BY CAROLYN BEECHER

IlyX7HY this is for mother Natalie said.
Nv looking at the name I had scrawled
on the envelope.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01
JULIO MUNOE, tampoco.
L[ARGARITA OLIVA2I

Essasa en- la de mi casa gus
queda detras de Ia del sr. Negroni, ea
otra calle Sent les eileo disparos
oorri Ia esqpina y vi al sr. Toro Fer
n&rdsz disuara.lco d v Con Andres esta-
ba adentro.
A Ia defensa: Rectfea v dice que
en- su casa Oy6 solo un disparo y al
salr VIC aI eLcdo qu5 venia disparan-
do hlyepdo H
-6Ud. es divorciada2--Si senior.
Quien llev6 el pleito de divorcio
contra I'd .9-EI sr. Toro Fernandez;
pero ESQ no tiene que yer con este.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01
Ell. TTBIT>ABO

ST viene a Ponce visite este acre.
dltado Restaurant en- donde Sc
sirVen las mas selectas comidas.
LEON & ISABEL ST.
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A VISO 0
Certificado de Necesidad v
Conveniencia a.
A Ouienes Interest,"

A Quienes Interese:-
Por Ell presente Sc hace saber que
Jose Maria Aponte, domiciliado en- Ca
guas, ha solicitado de la Comision de
Servicio Publico Sc lie conceda un GER
tificado de necesidad convenienCIa
que le autorice trafcar con I'm vehicu-
10 de motor en- el transporte de pasa-
jerus entire el Barrio BorinQuen Ca
guas y vice-versa.
Toda persona que desee intervenir y
ser oida en- la vista p1bEca que acerc&
de la anterior solicitud celebrara esta
Comisf6n, cuya fecha Sc ijara poste-
riormente, debera presentar esta Sc
cretarfa Ell antes del dia de Julio,
1924, I'm escrito hacienda constar en-
detalle los hechos en- que funda 81
derecho intervenir y ser oida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01
Durante el juiciO i celebrado en-.


nal. Conocc de Ia practica de tiro por
haberse ocupado de ESQ durante mu
chos amos en- el Ejercito El dia IL de
enero acababa de llegar a su casa muy
cerca de la del sr. Negroni Era en-
tonces y sigue siendo Cabo de la Poll
cia Que sinti6 un disparo, sah6 la
calle. Vic una persona que disparaba
d1sde la esQuina Al negar al s-tio
encontr6 a Don Andres con esa esco-
peta, ia senala),' Sc la quite. "Esr
taba cargada con dos cartuchos. NE
dijo que Ell Lcdo. le habia hecho unos
disparos estaba herido. L.o lleve a
la clinica arreste al Lcdo. quien me
dijo que Ell revolver 10 habfa perdido.
A la defensa: Que don Andres le
manifes'6 que habia disparado con la
e;cope a, en- los momentos que Sc Ia
cop,6. Quc dscha escopeta la examine
Gu dadosaments. Un cafi6n tenia telas
de arads 10 funcionaba. Ell otro
Ola fuertemente polvora y tenia tiz-
ne de polyora Que las sehales eyi-
dentes eran que habia sido disparado
recicntemente Que Ell disparo que
oy6 el testigo fue muy fuerte. Que
frente a la casa de don Andres no ha-
bia ningin sill6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01
cANDIDo LOPEZ

Jefe de Dis.rito de la Policia In
stllar. Sabe de Ia enemistad entire los
sres. Toro Fernandez Negroni por
la question de su hijo Pocholo. Estan-
do en- su casa sinti6 un disparo, Sc
tir6 la Gale. LEGO al sitio. Encon-
tro don Andres, qnien le dijo que el
Lcdo. 10 habia querido asesinar Y el
lie habia hecho un disparo con La es-
copeta. Que examine la escopeta ocu-
pada al don Andres " Ola fnertemente
p6lvora, y estaba sucla de polvora
solo en- un caii6n; el otro tenia telas
de araha. Aquel parece que habia sido
disparado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01
Ss.E:',NORA

Andres, ell Lcdo., lie dijo: mira que
viejo, tengo ganas de darle cuatro GAR
NATAS-Quieres pelear? Tfrate pa
laacalle'' Que don. Andres le contes-
to que no 10 provocara. Que cuando
don Andres hizo por 1evantarse del
sill6n, lie dispar6 Toro un tiro. Don
Andres enseguida entr6 coger la es-
copeta.
A la defensa: Que al levantarse don
Andres cay6 en- cuatro pies; que GUAM
do don Andres entro a coger la esco-
peta, don Carlos dispar6 cuatro tiros
mas a la muralla, estando don Andres
adentro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01
DIR. LOPEZ NUssA

Exam no y oper6 al herido Ia noche
del II de enero ex-rsy6ndoIe un plomo
de revolver. La herida fu6 leve, salvo
ell peligro de una infection. No era de
arriba a abaio Que fue rocibidaA es-
tsndo el agredido Y agresor en- Ell m s
mo plano. Que es mas probable Que
ell sr. Negroni recibicra la herida es-
tando de pie.
NI5ANoR SANTIAGO: no sabe ma
da del hecho.
JULIO MUNOz, tampoco.
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Continuation dc Ia Ira. pAz.

sitase solicitase de dicfa transcrip-
ci6n.
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ANDRES NEGRoN1 LLUBERAs

Que ell aiio pasado va eseaba en-
enemistad con el Sr. Toro Fernandez,
a causa de que este denunc:aba a cada
ratio un hijo del testigo y 10 molesta-
ba, pero nunca tuvieron palabras. Que
fl lS de enero, al obscurecer, estaba
sentado en- la acera de .su casa, inme-
data a la del sr Toro Fernandez, en-
un sill6n, cara al Este, tomando fresco
para luego rse a Guayanilla donde Vi
via con su familia; que Sc habia lido de
Yauco para evitar disgustos. Que es-
tando ALI, Ell Lcdo. saI6 de su casa
y caminaba, frente al oeste, pero al
pasar por donde estaba Ell testigo, Sc
detuvo y le dijo: "Viejo sinvergiienza,
tirate para aca ~, enseguida, lie hiza
un disparo con un revolver y 10 hiri6
en- ell vientre; que al levantarse herido
ls lnzo cuatro disparos mas, uno tras
otro. Que el testigo, sucedidos los dis
paros, entr6 la casa, cogi0 del Guar
to una escopeta v salio detras del Ii
cenciado que va, SO habia lido. Que Ell
cabo de la Policia le quito la escopeta.
Use lie muestra la reconoce. Els ca
fibre 16, de dos cafiones. Reconoce
iguslmente cartuchos sin disparar' que
tsnia aquella cuando Sc lie ocup6). Es-
tos obietos materiales Sc ofrecieron y
admitieron como prueba sin ob;eci6n.
Contesta a la defensa: Que en- dis
tintas fechas, por dos veces, su hijo
Pocholo acometi6 agredi6 alAfsr,
Toro Fernandez y ambas fue denun-
c:ado por la Policia, siendo condema-
do. Que pag6 una multa de diez do
llors por 81 una vez, la otra no la re-
cuerda. Que el sr. Toro le prornovi6
Pocholo un procedimiento de locura
peligrosa. Que cuando Sc fue a vivir
a Guayanilla don Francisco Catala Ro-
drfguez habia denunciado su hijo
haci6ndole pagar una mUlta y ade-
mas una denuncia por cauci6n y por
esta dej6 a Yauco. Que la caucion no
Sc relac.onaba con ell sr. Toro Fer
nandez; que ell sr. Catala es familia
del Sr. Toro Fernandez; que un her
manO de Ell esta casado con una her
mana de la esposa del sr. Toro. Que
Ell testigo, Negroni, es primo hermano
csrnal del padre. de la Sra. de don
Francisco Catala. Que los disparos
que lie hizo ell acusadc los recibi6 a
boca de jarro, menos de una yarda,
manteniendcse ambcs en- la misma po-
sici6n. Que Ell NO DIsPARo CONTRA
Ell sR. ToRo FERNANDEZ. Que
cuando ell suceso, estaba en- mangas de
camisa.
CABo JUAN R. BLANCo
w. n
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III O TEL Z S !
CARIBE.

Situado en- el coraz6n de Ia cipdad
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos n1oderlos. Ascensor, Te-
lefonOs, Timbres, Magnfficas habita-
clones con bafio privado y efectos sa-
nitGrios. Especial comfort para fami-
lias y viaiantes. PIecios moderados.
Telef6nos 4s4 y 1908. P. o. Box s26
) Gale de San Francisco, No. 81,
San Juan. p ii.
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ANDRES rIETRANToNI

vive en- Ell vecindario oy6 las deto-
naciones Sc .dirigi6 al sitio y Sc en-
contro al Lcdo. lejos de don Andres
que adelantaba con una escopeta. Lie
go Ia Poheia v lie dfje: eEse es ell ca
DO, entreguele la escopeta''. Al Lcdo
primero y despues don Andres lie pre-
gunte que pasaba y no me respondie-
ron.
A la defensa: La primera detona-
.ci6n fu6 muy fuerte. Hubo otras de-
biles. De las otras no puedo determi-
mar cuales eran fuertos cuales dehi-
les, porque 70 estaba algo d,stante
JOSE PATRON
Pe6n de don Andres Negroni Ell
18 de enero por la noche don Andres
estaba sentado en- la acera de SUI casa
en- un sill6n. Iba a salir para Guaya-
nilla. Yo estaba en- la puerta de la
casa. Pas6 el Lcdo. y lie dijo: citrate
para aca, visjo", y lie hizo un disparo
dc revolver. Don Andres entro la
casa sali6 con una escopeta, persi-
guiendo al Lcdo. que va Sc iba. Cuan-
do Don Andres entr6 Ia casa, he
rido, ell Lcdo. seguia disparando y
dispar6 cuatro tifos "sobre la pared
de la casa. =
A la nsa:-.-Cuando lleg6 alli Ell
Lcdo. no sc de d6nde venia. Yo esta@
ba sentado en- la sala con gr.pe.
No recuerda ell testigo haber decla-
rado ante el Gran Jurado que al yer
Ell sr. Toro al sr. Negroni sus pala-
bras fueron "Hagame e1 favor, don
Andres. -Yo no he dicho ESQ - Que
es la verdad, 10 que afirma ahora 0
10 que afirm6 ante ell gran Jurado? Lo
que digo ahora, 10 otro no es verdad
SANTIAGO MERcADo
Viva con don Andres Negroni. Esa
noche vi6 que al pasar frente don
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cABo JUAN R. BLANco

=
Captain de las Reserves de Estados
Unidos. Captain de la Guardia Nacio-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-01

Gel referido Carlos del Toro Fer
nandez ell dia IL de enero de 1924
Y en- el Distrito de Ponce, P. r.,
Illegal voluntariamente con mali
cia premeditada y deliberate propo-
sito, acometio agredio, con la in
tencion de cometer aSesinato al ser
humane Andres Negroni, quien ALI.
y entonces era una persona viva,
produci6ndole una herida de bala Ell
Ell vientre. DE CHARACTER LEvE "
Por e. acusado Sc hizo la alegact6n
de inocente y Sc namaron los testigos
de cargo, apareciendo nueve mas que
no depusieron en- la investigation
ante ell Gran Jurado.
Tamb;en Sc llamaron los testigos de
defensa y, figurando entire estos la Sra.
y dos srtas. Hijas del Lcdo Toro
Fernandez, el Sr. Fiscal soicit0 de
la Corte que Sc permitiera a estas da-
mas permanecer en- ell salon. Sc con-
cedi6 tomaron asiento en- estrados a
Ia izquierda del Hon. Diaz Cintr6n.
Esta MEDIA tuvo I'm murmullo de apro-
baci6n.
Enseguida ell Sr. Fiscal expuso ante
ell Jurado su teoria, de acuerdo con
la acusaci6n di6 principle al deSfile
lie Ia prueba.
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SANTIAGO MERcADo

Viva con don Andres Negroni. Esa
noche vi6 que al pasar frente a don
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SoRTEo DEL JURADo

subsecuertemente, Sc procedi6 al sor-
teo del 'Jurado. Solo huho una recu-
saci6n, perentoria, de la defensa y, de
comdn acuerdo, qued6 constituido asi:
sres. Carlos sngnaoA Juan Anil
Rodriguez, Mario Camacho y Pedro To-
rres Rosa, de Yauco; Rail w. Lucas,
de Guayanina; Angel Figueroa, Lucia
no Castro, Ramon Rivera Angel Mu-
fioz, de Juana Dfaz; Ceferino Rivera
Jr., de Adjuntas; Braulio Castillo y
Jose vazquez, de Ponce
Despues de haberse tornado juramen-
to los Sres. del Jurado, el Sr. Sc
cretario ley6 la acusaci6n Fiscal, con-
cebida como sigue:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-31
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.

I 1925 LA CROSSE TRACTOR
l 3BOTTOM TRACTOR PLOWS With Breaker Bottoms
Set Heavy Breeding Harness
2 Sets Cruper Harness
Sets Plow Harness Single Harness
l Wagon With Box l Wagon with Hay Rack
l Tight Wagon l Buggy
2 eft. Mccormick Binders loft Hay RaIxes
l SIT Mower l 8-ft. Disc / lift. Disc
Boss Harrow l 4-SectiOn Steel Drag
14inch Bradley Gang Plow 12-in. Oliver Gang Plow
l 16-inch John Deere SuIIy PIow with Breaker Bottom
HOUSEHOLD GOODS HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Piano Large Heater / 14-inch Base Heater
Good Kitchen Range Chairs Kitchen Cupboard
Wash Sink Beds
Chickens Ducks Turkeys
FULL BLOOD BROOD SOW
l Tank Heater Grind Stone l Blacksmith Outfit
STACK HAY 400 Blu OATS
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
LA TOILETTE READY
 ID TALK TONIGHT
New York Address to Be His
 First in Campaign

Washington, Sept. 1S.--senator La Toilette, independent candidate for president timed his departure today for New York to address a Madison Square Garden rally to- night so that he would reach his destination just before the meeting. On his arrival in New York the planned to take brief rest before going to the mammoth auditorium.
 The speech Senator La Toilette will deliver. is the first to be ad- dressed by him to an audience since he became a presidential candidate. It was prepared with unusual care and indications were that it would take the senator an hour or more to complete delivery
 Before leaving Washington, MT. La Toilette declared he was in ex- cellent physical trim for his initial platform efforts and said he looked forward eagerly to his appearance in New York as well as to other speaking engagements he intends tc have during the campaign. He was undecided whether he would return to Washington tomorrow going back to New York Sunday tc address the Steuben society," or re. main in the metropolis over the
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
Coolidge Reviews the
 OuanticO Marines Today

Washington, Sept. 18.-Presldent Coolidge left his desk for a while this morning to review the long file of Quantico, Va, marines, return ing through here from international mancuyers near Frederick, Md. The line of march led through the White House grounds. with the president and Mrs. Coolidge and high officers of the navy and army reviewing the procession from the south portico. The sun-tanned men of the fifth regiment, hardened by their field work, offered some what of a contrast to the citizen soldiery whom the president re- viewed in the Defense Day. parade here last Saturday.
 Only a few visitors were on the presidents engagement list today as be directed his attention to prepa- ration of addresses and to other government business, with final preparation of the annual budget just now of most pressing interest.