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The broad ax., 1924-11-29

In some parts Of Ireland spiders
web Is believed to charm away fevers,
and the spider itself, If soaked in trea-
Gle. is given as a cure for ague. A had
docks bone II hung round the neck by
the Indians of Labrador to exercise
toothache; and there is Bacon's au-
thority for ''the wearing on the finger
rings made OF seahorse teeth" an a
charm against cramp.
The broad ax., 1924-11-29
SOUTH SIDE

Berry a Co..
eI3 4. 47th 81.
Beverly Electric eAWn,
l752 w. e5th o.
BFiehtoa LlghtiRs Fix.
turo Co..
2ec2 Archer Ave.
BPw@kliao Electric Bhew.
7IS8 80. chlcawo Ave.
calumgf Electric she's.
iltlS @Iehisaa Ave.
CHATHAM Eiaetfie FIN
turB Co..
72l e. 7Glh SO.
Cnllneum Electric Co.,
N12 8 halgtsd ~.
o. 8. 0aassea.
l03i G. sta o.
The broad ax., 1924-11-29

The most expensive chair in exist
ence belongs to the pope. 1t is quite
modern, and was made to the order Of
an American banker. 1t is of solid
silver, beautifully chased, weighs near
~ half a ton. and is said to have cost
something like 100000
The broad ax., 1924-11-29
The Other Thing

It's good to have money and the
things that money can huy, but It's
good, too, to check up once in while
and make sure you haven't lost tile
things that money can't buy.-Geofge
Horace LOrimer.
The broad ax., 1924-11-29
Peru FoDOred by Nature

Though in the torrid zone, Peru pos
sesses such diversity of elevations and
climate peculiarities as to be able to
produce almost any product that Ia
known to man.
The broad ax., 1924-11-29

You can't tell much abont a display
OF authority. Many man thinks he
Is doing a fine bit Of mule driving
when the mule Is Just hErrying home
on his own account.-Stsvens Stone
NH.
The broad ax., 1924-11-29
England Likes Salmon

England buys more canned salmon
from America than does any other
country.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
TROLLEY TO THE BEACH

Hartford, April T.-Hammonassett Beach will be accessible by trolley car if the construction plans of the New Haven and Shore Line Railroad O., for a spur track between the Webster Point road and Toms Creek are approved by the public utilities commission. A hearing was held be- fore the commission today on the pe- tition of the company for acceptance of the plans. The state park com mission has granted the company per- mission 10 lay tracks on state proper ty at the beach, thus removing the objection to having tracks in the highway. If the plans are approved by the utilities commission the com pany will begin work at once.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07

The Pequabuck river which flows beside the road has caused the over- flow which for hours completely stop ped traffic over the highway. Auto mobiles were sunk in the middle of the flood and only the most daring drivers were able to get through. Trolley traffic between Forestville and Bristol was stopped and all train ltraffic between here and Bristol was stopped until after 9 o'clock this morning, officials of the railroad find ing 1t necessary to route trains through New Haven.
 The water was flowing along the road with a swift current, giving the impression that large dam was broken at some point beyond Bristol and residents along the road were forced to the upper stories of their homes to escape the rising torrent.
 Several families who owned live stock were forced to bring their horses and COWS onto the verandas of their homes to save them from drowning and thousands of dollars worth of farm Implements and loose lumber were carried away before the owners were able to secure them.
 The entire surrounding country was under water when dawn broke this morning and the flood gave every in- dicatlon that it would be worse before the day was out. The Pequabuck or- dinarily is little over ten feet wide at this point, but a sea of water was visible this morning. Hundreds of chickens were drowned in the rush of waters and all sorts of debris could be seen floating down the river bed.
 Residents were forced to use i'm. provised rafts in order to get around the houses because several men had narrow escapes from being carried away this morning. One man, who made attempts to get to his barn, stepped off the veranda steps and went into water up to his shoulders. The strength Of the Current carried him off his feet but he was able to get back in safety. It was found nec- essary to tie ropes onto the rafts and anchor them to the pillars on the houses to keep them from being car ried away.
 The roadbed has been washed away in several spots and travel over the highway will probably be ordered stopped until the water recedes suffi- ciertiy to find out the condition Of the rtaebed. Lines Of automobiles were zit He'd in the road and the owners were .marooned waiting for help to reach them.
 BristoI Bras Plant Closed
 Because Of high water the entire plant of the Bristol Brass corporation was forced to close sarly this after ro0u.
 Ii is estimated that there are 450 telephones out Of commission.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
To~strilIe Hard Hit
!, ,...-......t .. r.. i1....,ln

fauH"IlI f0 fUs WFfHld.4
 Plaintillc. April .. - one of tIe worst floods in the memory Of the oldest inhabitants Of PiaintiiIe and
 Forenviile followed the storm of late yesterday afternoon and last night and las caused thousands Of dollars
 worth of damage to residents along tie main highway between PlainTille land ForeStsilie. The main road start inr al the Piainville-ForestvilIe town line to a point beyond the Sessions Clock factory near Forestyille center pas under water at an early hour this morning and at noon. there was about two feet of water covering the road
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
RECOVER STOLEN TRUCK
Bridgeport Mans Machine, stolen by Bandits, Found and Three Are Held as Suspects.

Bridgeport, April "A motor truck owned by the R. c. Bennett Co. of this city, stolen while en route from Bridgeport to New York has been re- covered and New York police have ar- rested Harold Ross, Max Price and Edward Diamond, who are held for the westchester grand jury on charges of Highway robbery.
 Announcement of the recovery of the truck and some of the merchant disc on 1t and the arrest of three men was made today by the Dist. Attor- neys office at White Plains. Ross and Price have already been arraigned and bonds of s40,o00 fixed in their cases. Diamond was arrested yesterday af- ternoon in New York city and will be taken to White Plains today.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
SWIR[ING WATERS
 SURROUND BRISTOL
Continued from Page seven)

The new bridge at Forestyille cen- pleted only few months ago. will probably have to be rebuilt. It has settled two inches and is cracked so that its safety is doubtful. Other bridges abo1t the city are also in shaky condition.
 Ten Automobiles Stranded
 At the Plainyille switch, just be- low the Forestville center, ten motor cars are stuck in the water that has flooded the highway. More than four feet of water has sunk" the state highway without g trace, in this locality. The Memorial Boulevard here is also awash.
 washouts on the city streets are keeping a flood of calls for aid at the city offices. The worst of the washouts is on Gridley street, where the ground has been torn up to a depth of several feet.
 Telephones Out
 Telephone service was hard hit by the storm with wires down principally because of the flooding q the under ground cOnQnltS. AldndgeT IT. n. tfdn- ny got his repair md4 out early and by late in the morning. service was get ting back into shape.
 People Marooned
 Several people who were visiting last night in the west end section Of the city were guests Of their enter tainers for the whole night as the flooding of that section around mid night, prevented any going home. Novel means were employed today in navigating the flood stricken area. Canoes and rowboats were in use until scenes Of old Venice were quite the vogue along Meadow and surrounding streets. One young woman had the pleasure Of riding "pig-aback" on the staiwart shoulders Of an obliging young man across several feet of wa ter on Scfoo lstreet. After the ''ice had been broken" so 10 speak. in this manner, several instances Of assisting damscls in distress over the waters were in evidence. SO much so that Sir Walter Raleigh, himself, would have been out1one. according 10 the opin- ions Of some Of the young women. The modern Sir RaIeighs substituted rubber boots and their backs for the far famed coat Of The Elizsbethan gall iant.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
Special Notice

The Golden Link Political and So- cial club will hold special meeting at SC Arch street at the regular time tonight.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
RoBBER PAYS CLERK.
Use With Cash Taken From Till in
 Few York.

New York, April "A generous robber held up James Buffers gro cery store at 99 Linden street, Yon- kers, at midnight Saturday. and, aft CT forcing Herbert Miller, the clerk, to turn over the days receipts of s2oS at the point of revolver, paid him his weeks wages out of the pilfered cash.
 Miller was alone in the store when the robber entered and asked for a pound of butter. AS Miller turned to get it thet thief thrust the revolver against his back. marched him to the cash register and stripped it of cash.
 You're an obliging guy" the rob- Der remarked. Have you got your pay yet?"
 "No, not yet. sir" replied Miller.
 What do you get here?" asked the gunman. "Forty dollars" said the clerk.
 "Well, here's your pay, anyway" said the gunman, as he tossed back $40 in currency and backed out the door.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
SITS FOR $50. 900.

New Haven, April IA suit In which damages of si50,000 arc claimed WAS entered today by Mrs. Anna M. Bradley. wife of W. H. Brad ley. manufacturer of Meriden. against Robert and .Peter Bradley. Of Boston. as a collateral incident 10 a former million dollar suit which long azs in the courts. Mrs. Bradley charges that attachments levied by the Boston Bradley deprived her of the income from stocks and other in- vestmsnts and under the statutes she ascksd fnr frfnis 6nr1azaa --.---
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07

Because Of high water the entire plant Of the Bristol Brass corporation was forced 10 close sarly this after To0n.
 Ii is estimated that there are 450 telephones out Of commission.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
MRs. RESELL DIES.

Danielson, April 7.-Mrs. Ella Frances Russell, 69, widow of the late Congressman Charles A. Russell. died at her home here today after several weeks illness. She was the mother Of Judge Sabin Sayies Russell and Mrs. Deborah Atwood. Mir. and Mrs. Rus sell were married in 1880. Congress man Russell died in 1902.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
HAS CASH ON HEAD

Steve Omovich of 37 Chestnut street was taken to the New Britain General hospital this afternoon to re- ceiye treatment for a gash on his head, received as the result of a fall at the railroad station. He was suf- fering from loss of blood when taken to the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
RARGE IS REACHED

New London, April T.-The barge Charles r. Randolph Captain o. Pi- guez. the Keeler Transportation Co., sprung leak in the Sound and was lowed here today by the tug Elmer A. Keeler, to the marine iron works rhara ehs uas haoahad-
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
SUSPECT FREED.

Danbury, April 7.-The police of this city arrested today a stranger answering in a general way the de- scription of the slayer of Herbert May fin Darien Saturday night. Mrs. May failed to identify the man. how ever, and he was released after tell. ing a straightforward story of his movements. Mrs. May is still con- fined to her bed as the result of the nervous collapse resulting from the tragedy and none but her relatives and the officers Investigating the murder have been permitted to talk with her.
 Japan with 55 million persons has less than a million dairy cows.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
sEaMEN's ACT APPROVED

Washington, April 7.-rhe Jones seamen's act of 1920 was declared constitutional and valid today by the supreme court.
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Acabe Con el
Reumatismo

A las curaciones dc reumatisno oh.
tenidas con 81 "Elixir de Leonardo
para Ia Sarge Sc les ba ilamado
'milagros per sauell"s que han yisto
las curaciopas casi j!nl,osibles que este
maravilIoSo reRfedio ha realizado.
Ell reumatisno IS una e~nfermedad
de La sangr Y no puede euIarae
mientras exista c~1ialanier veneno rerz
matico en- las veuas. la prinlera dos;s
del Elixir dc Leonardo para In
Sangre' comieaza a eliminlr de la.
sangre toda particula tle acido urico y
las demds isnpurezaS ~veneposas que
causan ell . r~elmatismo. Produce y.
aumenta la sangre roja y RIGA Y de
esta mauor3 Il Ida nueya vida y vigor
al sistema. Para las personhs de edad
este remedio es cspecialmente valioso,
devolv;endeles, SUI energia J vitalidad
y dandoles saiud v f,terza. Para los
casos cr6nicos - 2e,natismo. Catarrv.
Afecciones ExrofulsSas, Enyenena.
miento de IL Sgn.re. Uicerss y utras
enfermedad { de In S;,ngre, 81 ELIXIR
de LeonarGi%par la Sangre? es I'm
especffico.
Insista en- que sea Ell "Elixir de
Leonardo.
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CARTA ALBERTA
San Juan. mayo 0 de 1874.


San Juan. mayo 8 dc 1924.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Mny senior milo:
Tengo Ell honor de suplicar a v. de
cabida en- su importants p~eri6dico a
esta carta para su publication. La Aso-
ciaci6n Protectora &c Mendigos que fue
constituida por don Manuel Ezogcue
hace veinticinco ahos y que hoy presi-
de doha Angela C.. de Miro invite a
una reunion extraord;naria a ia sta.
Schultz y admiti6 shs indicaciones pa
ra iniciar la campafa que Sc iba en-
prender por creerla con algunos conoci-
mientos por trabajos que ella hab,a
realizado en- su paisA s-gun manifesto
clones que hizo ella misma.
En- dicha reunion y por indicac1on de
la sefora de Miro actual presidente,
uued6 constituido Ell comits executive
sobre ell cual descansa Ell tra5ajo y la
responsabilidad de TODA esa campa-
ia, del modo siguiense:
Pres. senior Santos Sanchidrian; Vi
ce, DR.. Gutierrez Ortiz; SCI. sonora Ma
ria L. Ortiz de Torres; Tesorera. Sra.
Berta ". de Font; Vice, Sra Luisa 4.
de Mesorana; vocales: Sra. Mercedes
de Diez de Andino, Sra. Angela C.. de
Miro, Captain Blanco y Lcdo, Sai.ti-
banez.
Y yo en- calidad de vice tesorera del
comit6 executive, no puedo permitir que
Sc desvie la verdad, tratando de demos
trar que una americana es la que esta
dirigiendo este trabajo cuando este no
es verdad, y queriendo atribuirse glo-
rias que no tiene, entire la proposition
que hizo esta Srta. al Comite para La
campa6a a seguir que consistia en- dar
una cantidad semanal a cada mendigo
y la de ell sehor Sanchidrian p%roponten-
do que Sc asilasen y puesta va en- prac-
tica por 81 en- Caguas con magnifsa re-
sultados, qued6 derrotada por unanimi-
dad la de dicha sefiorita y acept6se en-
TODD la de ell sehor Sanchidrian aue
es la que Sc puso en- practica media
tamente.
Suplico a v. sefior, la publication de
esta carta por creerlo necesario y dan
dole las mas expresivas gracias ME
suscribo atentamente,
Luisa B. DE MESORANA.
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PAso A La N
Abrii IT, 1924.

Abrii II, 1924. >
Sr. Antonio Escalera, !.
Santurce, P. r.
Mi distinguish Sr. Escalere;
Acuso recibo de su carta de abril
4 honrandome I'd. con ell nombramien-
to de ''SocIo HoNoRARIo', de Es-
calera Gregg Shorthand School La cuai
tan digna " acertadamente I'd. dirigs.
No puedo terminar sin felicitarlo
por Ell notable exito obtenido por su
institution, en- Ell noble prop6sito de
proparar y levantar nuestra juventud
para Las luchas de la vida.
ordene a su alto. amigo y s. s..
CONSULTING AND CONTRACT
ING ENGINEER,-F. BENITEz RE.
xACH. Advt.
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DE BARCELONETA
FIESTA DE
Ernesto

FIESTA DE GRADUATION
Sc hacen grandes esfuerzos por que
La graduation del octave grade resulto
este ano 10 mas b~rillante possible, pues
los alumnos no descansan un momento
en- yer sus e~speranzas coronadas de
glorias y al efecto Sc hayan a la ven
ia los votos para la Reina de Simpa-
tia de dicha clase.
NOTA SIMPATICA
Barceloneta es uno de aquellos pue-
bios que saben apreciar las labores de
nuestros hombres ilustres. Tan .pronto
SO tuvo conocimiento de que Sc va a
levantar I'm monumento en- memoria a
Hostos, Sc organizaron veladas, kerr
messes, ETC., y ell resultado de este fue
que Sc r~ecolectaran $481.0 para lie
vantar dicho monumento que perpetual
"a la memoria de unos de nuestros hon.
bres mas ilustres: Eugenio Maria de
Hostos.
Debemos felicitar al ST.. Agustin VI.
de Andino por su labor realizada en-
todos estos actos.
coRREsPoNsAL.
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La oD1sEA DE UN GANDUL

Una vez, en- 1908, Ell Entomologo y
Botanico de La Estacion Experimental.
Federal en- Mayagiiez envi6 una co
lecci6n de gandules a la Estacion Exs
pe.imental que acababa de establecer-
Sc 9 Honolulu, Hawaii. Crecian lmuy
bien en- aquel pals, pero vivian :asi
ignorados. 81 embargo, cuando estallo
la Guerra Europea, los ~ganaderos y los
~cosecheros de pidas Sc dieron cuent
de su valor, y Ell gandM Sc hizo
muy popular. Resulta ahora curioso
que nosotros, cuando empezamos las
siembras en- Ell Planted de Trujillo, hace
seis meses, pedimos semillas de gan
dulles a la Estacion de Hawaii. La re-
cibimos prontamente, superiores 4 cual-
quiera de nuestras ~variedades locales,
tanto en- vigor como en- production,
aunque La semilla, en- a~pariencia, es 1den
tica a una de las classes mas vulgares
IN Puerto Rico.
0frece este hecho un triste comenta-
rio al trabajo de la propagation dc
plantas en- Pto. Rico. Hawaii con
ira semilla, por la selection y Ell cul-
two adecuado, ha producido dos varie-
dades mejoradas que superan a las nues
tras.
Estamos d%istribuyendo semilla dc esas
p'antas a la. Isla y confiamos Ell que
este gandul Sc regocije de su regreso
a Borinquen despuos de haber pasado
veinte amos en- TERRA ~hawayanas.
Y no solo nos ha dado Hawaii una
leccion en- cuanto al desarrollo de va
riedades m~ejoradas, 81 que tambien en-
cuanto a su uso. Varios hacendados nan
sembrado cientos dc cuerdas de gandui,
que ut.lizan para pastos y como plan
tas auxiliares (cover crops) que STEM
bran en- rotacion con la pima. Nos di-
cen de Hawaii que Ell ganado tiene I'm
aumento en- peso de mas dos nbras por
dia cuando pasta en- IN buen campo de
gandules. Tambien a los caballos y a
los cerdos lie gusta mucho. Convene
que sepan los hacendados puertorriqne-
nos que un campo do gandud en- Maui,
Hawaii, despu6s de nueve amos, Sc ST.
que usando para pastos, SIN HABER
SIDO SEMBRADO DE NUEvo desde
e~ntonces.
Varios agricultores estan ALA hacien-
do un alimento concentrate preparadoi
con las 'spuntas'', utilizando las ramas
secas siempre que los tallos no sean
mas gruesos que un lapiz corriente. Is
te alimento es igual al que estamos
preparando en- ell Planted de Mayagiiez.
Los s~iguientes analisis daran una idea
de las cualidades nutritivas del gandul:
Harina de memo de
semilla hojas
Hrmedad 11.94% 1886
Proteina 1881 29.785
Ceniza 4.39 SOFA
Crasa 1875 $50
Hidratos de carbono $3.50 S1.S1
libra 7.01 1857
o. w. BARRETT,
Consultor Agricola DEPARTMENT.
dc Agricultural y Trabajo'
WH
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LOS PLOMEROS

que deseen pasar los examenes,
deben comprar ell tratado do
PLOMERIA que ACADIA de reci-
Dir la LIBERIA CAMPOS. el
cuaI Sc adapta a las exigencias
de la comisi6n examinadora.
Allen % y. Brau 35, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
Advt.
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Eleonora es a Italia 10 que Sara es
a Francia. No hay necesidad de decir
Duse cuando Sc nombra a Eleonora,
como no hay necesidad de decir Bern
hardt cuando Sc nombra a Sara. Y
Eleonora ACADIA de irse, como no hace
mucho Sc fue Sara.
Las dos mas grandes artistas del
proscenio en- los ultimos tiempos, Ca
da n fue una hoguera de amor. Pc
70 mientras Ell coraz6n de Sara fue
n pelicula en- moci6n perenAe dom
de desflaba una multitud de hon.
bres, Ell corazon de Eleonora fue una
plaza f~otograica fila donde estuvo es-
tampada siempre solo una fgura, la de
Gabriel D'Annunzio, Ell poeta que tu-
vo que hacerse soldado y heroe para
r~econquistar Ell favor de su pueblo que
no le perdonaba la crueldad cinica
con que trato a Eleonora.
Eleonora fue quien nevo a Dan
nunzio a la fama. Cuando 10 como
clio no habia escrito todavia ell poe
ia NADIA para ell ~teatro. Ella, que es-
taba en- Ell apogeo de su gloria artis-
tica, 10 impulse a escribir dramas, y
bajo su Influenza escribi6 La Giocon-
da, Citta Morta y otros que lie dieron
fama.
No Sc crea tampoco que D'Annun-
90 ~conquisto su gloria con la facili-
dad con que hace sus versos. Sus dra-
mas, llevados a la escena por foo
noAa, con ell talento y Ell dinero de
ella, fueron un fracaso durante mucho
tempo. Eleonora, La amante, gastaba
10 Il tenia en- imponer ante Ell publ
co Ell ,genio del poeta.
D'Annunzio no fue feel a la mujer
que 10 dio TODD, incluso su fortuna In
tegra. No solo no lie fue feel; no solo
hacia gala ante ella de sus otros amo-
res, sino que fue cinicamente cruel con
ella. Fu6 infame aun. Su novela, LA
Llama de la Vida, p;nta sus propios
amores con la gran tragica, pone el
escalpelo IN su passion y revela secre-
tos que Ia propia Eleonora lie habia
confiado en- Ell s~antuario de su passion
intima.
FL lie lego a ella La novela solo cran-
do estaba concluida.
WAS a publican ese hbro? lie pre-
gunt6.
-Si. necesito ell dinero que me han
ofrecido por el, contesto ell poeta, que
no era poeta, que no podia ser poeta,
en- csc momento.
Eleonora lie dio ell dinero que espe-
raba recibir por Ell hbro y guardo Ell
maEuscrito. Pero cuando D'Annunzio
bubo gastado TODD csc dinero, vendi6
una copia del manuscrito que 81 ha-
bia conservado.
Marcel Provost le escribio una car
ia a D'Annunzio IN la cua1 10 llama
camilla.
Y Eleonora perdon6. Perdonaba
siempre Y amaba siempre.
A pesar de TODD, lego Ell dia en- que
D'Annunzio abandon6 a la mujer a
que 10 debia cast TODD. Contra ESQ va
no podia mas Eleonora. Sc RETRO del
teatro y Sc envolvi6 en- Ell ~silencio. Su
reciente aparici6n en- la escena fue un
triunfo g~lorioso.
Ain POGO antes de morir dijo ella:
"El y 70 estamos todavia unidos por
los LAGOS del espiritu. Para mi el es
todavia Ell maestro sublime, la llama
del t~alento, ell ap6stol de a belleza'
Y este que ha dicho D'Annunzio
ab6nesee a su cuenta: s'Mis ofensas
hacia ella so han lido acumulando. La
he herido en- Ia forma mas cruel, sin
piedad, impulsado por I'm insaciable
placer, por la curiosidad de un esprit
tn corrompido.
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PIANOS AlEMANfS

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res y mas baratos: para precios
y demas informes dirijase a la
muebleria de Jose Sierra, Luna
II, donde puede verlos, o a FIR.
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