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are the lucky one md you get a

are the lucky one md you get a
lamp"
That's asimply fine," said Mister
Bunny, running his eye over the row
of lamps and wondering which one
he would pick out for his wife IS
birthday present. The lamps looked
like baby dolls and the shades were
their hats. Some were red and some
were blue and some were purple
and some were green. II think I'll
have the yellow one," Mister Bunny
decided. Here, gimme a ticket
Here's my dime"
A lot of people had come around
by this time and each one bought a
ticket from Nick. Say" said the
rabbit gentleman uneasily. II wish
so many people wouldn't buy tickets
Some one else may get the lucky
number instead Of me-"
Cali ready, turn the wheel
Nancy" said Nick.
So Nancy gave the big wheel a
whirl and it went around and around
and around and then it slowed down
and stopped at number six.
"Who has number six ?" called out
Nick. whoever has number six
on his ticket gets the lamp
Mister Bunny looked at his ticket
! 1t said number seven. 49, '4,s+4
"Here, l got number SIX" called
Daddy Cracknuts. II get the prize
Please give me that yellow lamp or
the end"
"Oh, WE'LL" said Mister Bunny to
himself cheerfully. "I'll win next
time. I'll take another chance. And
that purple lamp in the middle is
almost as pretty as the yellow one
anyway. Here, Nick, IN buy an
other ticket" and Mister Bunny
hauled out another 10 cents OF his
picnic money.
II wonder what's keeping Pa
sxid Mrs. Bunny pretty soon to he1
children. "He's been gone nearly
half an hour" ,.-,.
I'll have to tell you tomorrow
what "Pa" was doing. No wonder
it took him a long time!
Ito Be COntinued)
Copyright, 1924, .NEA Service, Inc.)
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FABLES ON HEALTH
PRE- NATAL DIET

When Mrs. Jones of Anyhow was
anticipating her first baby she had
a long consultation with the family
doctor on diet, exercise and other
questions.
Zone thing is certain" the doc
tor told her, "and that is the neces-
sity of well-balanced and mixed
diet. The diet should. contain a
mixture of fats, proteins, minerals
and carbohydrates, BY all means,
drink plenty of water. T. :: F,
I'm the early days, when nausea
is likely to be a disturbing factor,
it is best to dispense with three
large meals a day and substitute a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-17
BIG BUSINESS FOR FARMERS

The announcement made in Chicago that cooperative
farmers marketing agency will acquire control of the five
largest grain firms in the United States the greatest step
made in the advancement of cooperative marketing among
the grain farmers of the country. The plan conempates
corporation capitalized at S250O000 it's business being
to handle grains and seeds. The official announcement
added also that the heads of the largest elevator
companies agreed to their elevators for five and
instruct the farmers representatives in the methods of
operation.
The plan, though huge SCALE appears to be the
oundes cooperative marketing scheme yet advanced for the
benefit Of the grain farmer is not likely that the elevator
companies would turn their properties to the
zaton if they did not wish to be success indeed they
will retain such obligation them for time that will
be to their interest to that the cooperative company
It would indeed be inspiring monument to the
farmers of the nation they could own control and
fully direct the greatest grain marketing organization in the
United States and it would doubtless pay them handsomely
if we'll managed.
That the proposed grain marketing organization fos-
tered by the American Farm Bureau which already has
handled big problems of the farmer in businesske
fashion bespeaks well for the possibilities of the agency
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half-dozen small ones. The medical
world has discovered the old saying
that an expectant mother has to eat
for two. She has to do nothing of
the sort, and eating foods that
would be likely to disturb the stom-
ach is silly.
I'm the later days, when mother
hood is near, red meats should be
eaten not more than once, a., day
while fish, eggs and meat should not
be eaten every day, due to:thes pro.
tein content. -
ION the other hand, fruits, vege-
ia bles-partic,Narly vegetables of
the leafy variety-help build .up' the
mineral supply which is needed
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SWEETS

could get all the candystore and other confection-
cry clerks in the country together convention the at
tendance would be 100000. Another 100000 make the stuff
200 Of us.
Out every 81 spend for food goes
nation.
Maybe it seems too much But it's claimed that sugar
'stng only per cent of the nations food BILL furnishes 13
per cent OF the total energy fuel value of all foods con-
summed in the United States
There is as much physical stimulation in two Jumps of
ar in odtime alcoholic cocktail This is scientific
Iact NO such claim made regards mental exharaton
Some carry Jumps of sugar pep them up when tagged
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STOP HAY FEVER

You don't need to suffer from hay
fever il you will just get . bottle
Of McMullin's Formula at .Lenhart
Drug Co. Yonll be amazed how
quickly you'll get wonderful; relief.
II your llngstare weak r,.ydu have
stubborn cough. summer cold,
.bronchial trouble. or ASTHMA. try
McMMlin:s Formula. Mfrd. only by
Tilden 'McMullin Co.., sedAlR, Mo.
ADV. ~ 'tsfs I s4sssss.,ssssN
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(|1ll5iimS
SAYS

Half the world doesn't know how
the other half live, but it worries
about it half the time.
If everybody had beautiful hands
how would the work get done?
Never quarrel before company and
two's company.
If barber shop mirrors talked to
Beauty parlor mirrors they would
say the same things.
Enemies are friends you made the
mistake of losing.
A man is usually considered igno-
rant because he doesn't happen to
know the same things you happen
to know.
A model husband is one who is as
nice to his wife in private as he is
before company.
SOOT IltIIc IuON1C otoIS1 ScVcJdl Va
them haven't been married again
yet.
You can't expect people to be
cheerful at breakfast with their faces
looking as if they had been slept
in.
Snakes have longer wheel bases
than any other known living animal.
You can tell bungalow from q
garage by remembering the garages
have the largest doors.
1t is easy to keep secret until
you get chance to tell it.
No matter how big a telephone
| booth, it is hard to get numbers in
it.
Some parents worry about keep:
ing the kids in clothes and others
about keeping the children in autos
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LETTER FROM SYDNEY CARTON
TO JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT

~ SOAAA~ I.A>D1>AS Ss1>
do wish l were not the liaison
officer between you and Paula Per-
ier. told her yesterday that if
she could Just realize that little Jack
was dead to her, it would be much
better for all concerned. never
saw anyone in all my life that in
sisted upon Keeping the camp fires
burning as much'' as she.
What do you think she has gotten
into her quixotic brain now? As
soon as l arrived l found note
asking me to- come directly to her.
(By the way, she has very gar
geous suite at the Plaza. These
moving picture queens have more
money to spend nowadays than the
real ones, and l. believe the diadems
they wear are even more stable than
the crowns which are placed on the
heads of continental royalty.)
81 am so: glad to see you; Syndey,"
she said.- II want to hear all About
everything. You know made d
trip east between pictures purposely
to find out if Jack is really flirting
with that Mrs. Anterior. You know
i met her at the reception given for
me in Albany. i H. ~ r.,
II didn't like her; neither did she
like me, and I'm not going to have
Jack Prescott break the heart of
that nice wife of his, just for some
red-headed vamp." IL,
That's interestings isn't it, Jack
Thoroughly modern, I should say,
when the mother Of q mans illegiti-
mate child takes up the cudgel for
his wife. You're lucky devil, Jack,
and always were, OF course you're
very anxious to know for just what
Paula sent for me. Well here it is:
"I'm making much, more money
than I can possibly spend" she said.
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into all state and federal Offices and
would add religious az we'll as
citizenship barrier.

into all state and federal offices and
would add religious az we'll as
citizenship barrier. =,
y, 80 -.
The extent to which khan JIM
fluence and activities will enter into
the, coming campaign, scouts report
ing here predict, has not been ade-
duately estimated by even the most
cynical. political prognosticator.
Perhaps, because of the. SUPER
heated atmosphere in this city dur
ing recent weeks, this is distorted
view. But the politically wise say
that the, Kus Klux :. movement just
now resembles the sweep of Know
Nothingism back in the early SOS,
which reached extremes of bitter
ness and vindicativeness not yet
paralleled in the khan situation.
The blistered heel which brought
death to Calvin Coolidge Jr., from
septic poisoning, was received in a
game of tennis which he and his
elder brother John played just after
completing plans for their summer
vacation. y 49,;
The boys visit. with their parents
at the White. House. following the
close Of the school year at MERGERS
burg Academy, where John was
graduated in June; was to be fol-
lowed BY q six weeks stay at Camp
Deveps, Mass. There they were
counting on having one. ,rousing
good time until late in August, when
they were to return to Washington
for another little '''h6me visit" be-
fore returning to. school. Calvin Jr.
was to return to Mercersburg for
his senior year, while John is slated
to enter Amherst-hisaf fathers alma
mater-in Septembef. -
One disguised Democrat at the
New York convention. after the
eightieth>. futile ballot had been
cast. remarked to. any and all who
cared to hear: III. ~: -. !.
"This party sure did pick the right
emblem! No, not donkeyAa plain
jackass!". : s4is.l !, ~. ~ ~.
- 2 80 =
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DELAYED

War is the greatest obstacle to progress.
France and England again negotiating to build the
muchneeded tunnel under the English Channel connect
the two countries by rail- This project would have been
completed years ago if hadn't been for military
War occasionally seems to hasten progress 1t doesn't
on the average though at the right
ret credit for achievements due to materaze anyway
World War fast airplanes What good are they
We need cheap safe planes not speed.
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Comments reproduced IN this
column may or may not express
the opinion OF The Tribune. They
are presented here in order that
our readers may have both sides
Of important issues which are
being discussed In the press Of
the day.
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!. A Thought.

The wicked flee when no man pur-
sueth; but the righteous are bold -
li0n.-Pr0v. 1851.
Right is the eternal sun; the
world cannot delay its coming
Wendell Phillips.
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Simple food and pore raw fruit
would be II immense benefit. to the
teeth. says an o6icials of the British
Dental Association. F. "a. :
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woman can dress modesty for the street her whole
outfit including Shoes will weigh only % If
less than four and half of clothes the police
man is apt to send him home Discovered by Boston
porter. Either outfit costs $50.
Men get raw deal in hot weather. After watching some
sof the semi stripped tripping along cooly
streets perspnng wonders he isn't ethcay entitled
TO walk abroad in pajamas. Equality for sexes!
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Some parents worry about keeps
ing the kids in clothes and others
about keeping the children in autos.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-17

The bulb business ssad to be good bulb what you
piant and wonder what you have planted.
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No matter how big a telephone
booth, it is hard to get numbers in
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Hystercal anti Red activity is waning reports American
CvH Liberties Union That's apparent. The day may
return when people speak their minds public before
crowds without fear of interference by police seappont-
ed guardians of Uncle Sam.
Oratory is the radicals safety valve That's all
them want to dotak No real danger republic until
the safety valve of free speech tied down. Average a
cal" is Just volcano of words.
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q "A dancer is returning to Russia with &c trunks. "
funny part is they are hot dancing trunks.
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1t is easy. TO keep secret until
you get chance to tell it.
The Washington times., 1924-11-17
ST, Dress Corduroy, 79C

36 Inches Wide
We offer in tomorrow's Challenge Sale our
entire stock Of regular $1.00 quality Coriu-
roy, in self-colored novelty effect; also the
wanted wide-wale weaves.
In the following coIOrs: Seal, Henna, Copen.
Cerise Peacock, Old Rose Golden Brown NAVY.
Wall Flower. Mexico, BIuebird, Jade, Orchid,
Myrtle, Purple, Poppy, Silver. Beaver, Scarlet
CanieI's Hair, Nickel, Putty, FREELY. Toast
Graphite. Fuschia, Black and white.
$S.OO Costume VeIveteen, $l.90
This is an extra fine chiffon finish; rich lus.
trous quality known for wear ana durability
Tor handsome street and evening gowns; In
black brown and navy; SO inches wide.
$1,000 FurcIOth, $5.98
5Oinch Salts Furcloth, one OF the latest 81.
fects for coats, capes and trimmings: In black.
beaver, mole and brown.
The Washington times., 1924-11-17
PET BEAR KILLS CHILD
AS PLAYMATEs WATCH

CHICO, CALI. Nov. 17Revert-
Ing to avagery. a four-year-old pet
bear. Weighing 400 pounds. charged
down On 4 group Of children and
killed Georgia Pepper, three. at
Durham, as her playmatss looked
on.
The child was dragged into 4 log
den by the bear, which fought OF
attempts Of neighbors at rescue.
The bear was shot to death.
The Washington times., 1924-11-17
900 now DEAD.
IN QUAKE At
BATAVIA
Shocks Continue and Destroy
Dozens Of Villages Old Vol
canIc cratsrs Active

LONDON. Nov. 17.--lnarth tren.
ora arc continuing ia Batavia.
whefe dozens Of villages have been
destroyed and 800 killed. according
to dispatch received today.
Old volcanic craters believed ex.
tinct have renewed activity ana
are adding to the terror OF the
homeless thousands.
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Underwear, CSC

Heavy Fleece-lined Under.
wear. jaeger color; clear white
fleece guaranteed not to rub
off ell perfect quality.
81 Union Suits, $1.19
Medium Weight Ribbed Union
Suits, silver gray; long sleeves.
full length legs. closed crotch;
mostly all regular sizes.
The Washington times., 1924-11-17

A great Challenge Offering Of Womens
Handkerchiefs, including embroidered corner,
hemstitched lawns, white and Acolored effects;
colored woven border, hemstitched lawns; in
corded and drawn work, hemstitched effects.
Also Mems White Hemstitched Border Hand
kerchiefs; perfect quality and full size
Mems 'Kerchiefs, 6 in Box, SOC
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, good quality
soft finish, pure white handkerchiefs. with hem
stitched borders and pretty embroidered initials.
GOldenbeFg First Floor.
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RETURNS AS FAMILY IS
HOLDING HIS FUNERAL

PITTSBURGH. Nov. l7.-Pasr4clk
T.. McDonough returned to hib hOme
recently after . weeks absences. 20
find his family mourning him ~
dead. ana gathered about the body
OF q stranger.
The body had been idsntiEied ~
that Of McDCnOnkh by son and
nephew. The body ID now be-
Meved to be that OF James Jones,
resident OF q local hotel. The man
died Of heart disease In q hospital.
The Washington times., 1924-11-17
IBANEz DENIES PART
IN POMPTONA REVOLT

PARIS, Nov. II. Blasco Thames
ana Rodrigo sor1ano, leaders Of
Spanish republican thought, again
einphatically denied In interviews 10.
day that they had had any con-
nection with the Ponptona rebel
outbreaks, a. witnesses at the POrnn.
cona couFttnaftial testified.
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$3.50 Full BIeached Linen Table
DanlaSk, Sligo ward

An unusual Challenge Sale offering from
the Linen Department 70-inch Full Bleached
Warranted All-linen Table Damask, soft mel
low finish quality, in an assortment Of beau.
tiful patterns. An opportunity for house
wives to supply their own needs, as well as
for Christmas gifts.
Table Damask, 66c Yard
72-inch Mercerized Table Damask, good heavy
weight, in an assortment Of neat pretty Pat.
terms. Seconds Of $l.0O grade
Tea Napkins, s for $1.19
Warranted Alllnen Embroidered Tea Nap.
kins. embroidered on plain white linen; assorted
pretty patterns. Sold regularly at $S.9S Dozen
$3.50 Table Damask, CSC
e4lnch Warranted All-linen Table Darnask,
cream color; assorted attractive patterns.
GOldenbag's First Floor.
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| VOTE OUT or I 200. 900
WINS JUDGE ELECTION

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l7.--out
Of more than 1900. 900 votes cast.
Judge 3. NJ. WilIoughby. RepubIi-
can, has been re-elected to the
State Supreme Court for the First
district. over George X. Denton,
his Democratic opponent, by one
vote, according to official tabula-
tons by the State canvassing board.
The vote was: Wiiloughby, 60i. !.
ae1s Denton, 6O1, $50.
The Washington times., 1924-11-17
WOlnen'S Leather Handbags,
S1.55

Regular 81, $3.50 and $2.S8 Grades
an assorted lot Of stylish new handbags,
in the newest and most popular shapes, such
as pouch, swagger, envelope and under-arm
styles. All well made, many with silk and
leather lining, fitted with purse and mirror.
GoldenberR's-FirstF Floor.
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WOmen's $1.79 FuII-FaShiOned
Silk Stockings, $1.19 pair
Every Piece Perfect Quality

Every Piece Perfect Quality
For our Challenge Sale we have succeeded
in getting silk hosiery values surprising any
thread silk stockings, in the desirable me-
dunn weight; every pair full fashioned.
Made with Isle garter top. The range of
wanted colors includes chamois, blonde, sal
mon, oriental, pearl and gray.
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Mems $3.50 CT CB
Coat Sweaters Dl.O0

Elastic Knit Coat Sweaters, light weight, close
fitting sweater to wear under coats. neck STYLE
In assorted heather shades Sizes SO to 46.
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WOrnen's $119 Washable
Fabric Gloves, 79C pair

A special Challenge Sale offering Of
Women's Washable Fabric Gloves, with
straight or turnover cuffs, one Of this sea-
f~s-o~cd etvrles. with self and contrasting
silk embroidered backs. Good assortment Of
Le-0A-
Boys and Girls 79c Jersey Gauntlets
Boys and Girls Jersey Gauntlet Gloves, also
oneclasp style, In gray and brown. Well
made; all sizes.
49c pair
WOmen's $3.50 Mocha Gloves
Women's novelty cuff Mocha Gloves one
large clasp at wrist, spearpoint backs. pique
sewn. In gray only.
Sligo pair
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-10
(PoR PEDRO J. RosA)

En- presencia de una selecta y
vasta asamblea de sabiOs, sc inau-
guraron ell domingo por la manana
LES JOurn6es M6dieales de Bruse-
las
En- sitio eonspicuo pudimos yer
NJ. peullet, Ministro belga de Hi
giene, NJ. Berryer, antique Ministro,
los profesores Carrel, Bordet, Canta-
cuz6ne, Roger, rector de la Facnt
tad de Medicina de Paris, Henri
jean Y otras personaIidades no me-
nos eminentes en- ell campo inmen-
so Y fructffero de la medicina.
En- La primera fila del paraninfo
estaban sentados ell embajador de
Francia en- Belgica, NJ Herbette, el
conde de Ansembourg, encargado de
Negocios del Gran Ducado de Lu
xemburgo, Y NJ. Barley, Ministro
de SuiZa.
FL doctor Poullet, en- nombre de
SUI GObierno, di0 la bienvenida los
sabios extranjeros Hizo una breVe
alusi6n a la impOrtancia de estas
reuniones cientlficas, y, los result
tados altamente fecundOS que deri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-10
IMPRE STONES Al VUELO
Los Dlas Medicos de Bruselas

ell estudio del crecimiento de los
elementos celulares.
El famoso sabio expuso luego las
condiciones bajo las cuales estas subs
tancias especiales pueden ser estu-
diadas, ell papel que elias desempe-
ian en- el desarrollo general del in
diYiduO, los mejores procedimientos
para precisar su evoluci6n los me-
dios de cultura mas favorables a su
desarrOllo.
En- conclusion, ell DIR. Carrel.
expres0 la esperanza que el tiene
de yer bien pronto estos experiment.
ros convertidos en- resultados posi-
tivos, logrando explotarlos en- bene-
ficiO de la cirugfa donde estas subs
tancias estdn destinadas a jugar un
papel importantfsimo, especialmen-
te en- la regeneration de los tejidos.
Este doctor Carrel es un var6n
eminente, frances de origen, natura-
liZado en- los Estados Unidos. Uno
de sus mayores exitos ha consisti-
do en- injertar a los animales, Or
ganoS miembroS arrancadOs a slls
congenereS inmediatamente despu6s
de muertOs estOs. Para lograr ese
enOrme saltO hacia adelante de Ia
cirugfa, el doctor Carrel, tuvo que
veneer de antemanO la dificultad,
de cOnservar vivos pOr un cierto
tempo, los ~0rganos destinados la
transplantaci0n. Asi pues, anteS de
la desaStrOsa Guerra, este sabio 10.
gro arrancarle un perrO que aca-
baba de mOrir, ell coraz0n, los pul-
mones, ell est0mago, ell intestine, la
yejiga Y hacer que durante el lap
so de doce, hOras cada uno de esos
0rganos desempenara nOrmalmente
Sus funciones, como 81 efuesen los de
I'M perro viviente.
Sus vastOs conOcimientos sobre los
tejidOs v su cultura, lie permitieron
salvar durante la Guerra de las
garras de la Muerte, a millones de
vidas, gracias su famosa sOluci0n
antiseptica de Hipoclorito de soda,
cOnocida en- su patria adoptiva bajo
el nombre de Dakin Solution. Sus
Observation-Disclosures quirurgicos, le va
Heron despues de 1912, ell PremiO
Nobel. Nunca ha podido la Acade-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-10

ward de elias la salud de los huma-
nos. La sinceridad la bien difun-
dida reputation del ilustre medico
belga, lie ganaron toda Ia atenci6n
y la simpatfa de los congresistas.
Luego el professor Bordet, Salud0
a los congresistas en- nombre de Ia
Cniversidad de Bruselas. Celebr0
con una algeria casi infantil, ell yer
realizarse de manera tan feliz, la
collaboration de los dOctores con los
sabios de laboratorio, Indispensable
para la solucion que convene a los
grandes problemas de la ciencia me-
dica contemporaries.
Los profesores Roger, de la Fa-
cultad de Paris, Cantacuzene de Bu-
carest, Osaka de Toxic, Cox de Gi-
nebra, Forman de Luxemburgo, Pc
risaud del Canada Y Lapin de Ma
rruecos, en- Sentidas improvisacio-
neS, comunicaron a suS ilustres CO.
legas V oyentes, el reconocimiento
v la simpatfa de las facultades de
medicina que ellos representation.
la ciencia no tiene patria', dijo
Goethe, V aquf en- Bruselas, nejor
que en- ninguna otra parte, pude
yer comprobada la fuerte verdad de
ese aserto del esclarecido genio ale
man. Cada dfa es mas cierto ese he
cho. Las hermosas legiones de Mi
nerva son invisibles como ell yiento,
Y ante su marcia salvadora, no hay
muros nj fronteras.
En- seguida, ell eminente Director
del Institute Rockefeller de Nueva
York, ell doctor Alexis Carrel, di0
comienzo a los trabajos del COngre-
so, con una magistral conferencia
sobre las trefonas celulares sus
funciones.,
Substancias secretadas por ciertas
,celulas del organismo, las trefonas
suminiStran a otras celulas los ele-
mentos necesarios para el desarro-
llO del ser en- general. Estas subs
tancias no actnan sino en- virtud
de una concentration muy grande,
son sumamente ineStables v pare
cen eStar dOtadaS de una compost
ci0n qufmica muy complicada. Su
principal utilidad puede verse en-