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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
NEFRITIS AGUDA

Los rifiones son dos g6rganos, en-
forma, de 9habichuela, de un peso
aproxinado de -cinco onzas, situa-
dos en- la espalda ambos lados de
la espina dorsal y al nivel de la I'LL
TINA (duodecima) costilla.
Il. La function de los, rinones es ell
eliminar de la sangre, aquellas. subs
tancias innecesarias que no pueden
ser o, no han sido eliminadas. por
los pulmones. a
La sangre viene al rin6n por las
arterias renales que son ramas de
la arteria corta. Entonces circula
alrededor de innumerables tubitos
de tama1o microscopic, que Sc lla-
man tubos uriniferos. Aquf Sc for
ma La orina, la cual pasa la veil
ga (donde sc deposita) por medic
de los "ureteres". as
Mientras que los pulmories elimi-
| nan las substancias .volatiles como
Ell 6xido carb6nico y parte del vapor
de aqua, los rifiones eliminan por
regla general las substancias VIOLA
tiles como la sal, los fosfatos, la
urea, ell acido lrico, etc.
Los rinones tambien eliminan las
drogas Y los venenos Y toxinas )
bacterias en- ciertas intermediates
La ingestion de .drogas amenudo al
terra la composition de la orina, por
ejemplo la orina Sc hara intensa-
mente azul, despues de la ingestion
de azul de metileno. La elimination
de los venenos Sc puede ilustrar
mencionando ell hecho de que en- los
casos de envenenamiento con subli-
nnado corrosive, despues de habe1
pasado los peligros innediatos, el
enfermo puede morif una o dos Sc.
manas despues a causa de una ne
4 fritis producida al ser eliminads
| gran parte del veneno por los ri
fiones. En- la fiebre escariata les
carlatinal la nefritis no es una
complication rara, a causa de que
las bacterias infectan a. los rifiones
al. pasar por. estos en- Was de eli.
minacion.
La nefritis (derivada de nephhos
ri1on Y itis infiamacion) es una in,
fiamacion de los rifiones.
La nefritis aguda Sc puede ma.
nifestar brusca lentarnente. En-.
pieza con dolor de cabeza, hincha-
zon de los ojos, la cara yslos tobi-
Hos v nauseas v vomitos. Puede ha-
Der febre. La orina esta alterada
amenudo sanguinolenta y reducida
en- cantidad en- los casos mas fuer-
tes ausente. s..
Una vez Sc ha desarrollado la con-
dici6n nefrftica aumenta la hincha-
z6n la cual puede hacerse general
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
CABLEGRAMAs A IGLEsIAs

Varios lfderes socialistas y algu-
nos repubiicanos partidarios del pac-
to, deseosos de anteponer los pro-
positos del Manifesto de Tous Soto
y Barcelo, la realidad de un. pacto
repdblico-socialista, lie han enviado
cablegramas Iglesias explicandole
Ia gravedad de la situacion invi-
tandole a que venga sin dilaci6n a
la isla. Tenemos entendido que ell Sc
nador y hder sociaIista Sc disponia a
embarcar de regreso hoy, pero clio
serfa siempre que los demas comi-
sionados que han regresado no entien
dan que su presencia en- Washing es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
/ INFORMA CION GENERAL
|SECCION MEDICA
Por el Dr.. ]. ApeIlaniz

Poda coaborar secci6n obstane estar del
Apeaniz cualquera autoridad medica
Sc invita- los lecores que sugan los 6picos que
interes discutan.
Sc conteran dede esas coumnas todas las
cctores repecto reacionadas
las Intermediates oma de tataas prevenirlas as
cualqnier asunto relacionado ciencas medcas
Las caas deben vn fmada pero case que asi 10 dsee
rente solamente pubcaran niciaes agn seud6no
que 81 misno indique
Drija las cartas Ell MUNDo secci6n medica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

Para toda clase de cliches, de
linea o de medic tono, dirljase a
Puerto. Rico nustrado", San
jose n1mero 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
UN EsPLENDIDo LUNCH CE-
LEBRADO. I A BORDO DEE .AHER-
MOSO BARCO aLAFAYETTE"

Atentamente invitados por los turis.
tas del Lafayette, !, easistimbs aver al
ssplendido LUNCH que @habc de ce-
lebrarse a bordo de dieho barco, ocupa
mos una mesa en- union de Mrs. y Mrs.
J. s. Cock, distinguido matrimonio de
Crockett, Texas, donde Ell Sr. Cook ocu
pa el cargo de manager general de Ia
compaffa telef6nica mas importante do
alli.
En- compafiia nuestra Sc hallaba tam
bien Ell manager. del turismo en-
P. R., MIR. John o'NeilI uno de los
elementos mas valiosos con que cuenta
la Camara de Comercio de p r. para
los fines que persigue dicha institucion
al ofrecer todas las facilidades que
puede a los turistas que nos visitan.
Tanto MIR. Cook como Mrs. Cook NOS
hicieron objeto de las mas exquisitas
atenciones. por 10 que hubimos de .dar-
le las mas expresivas gracias.,
~
MIR. JOHN J. WALLACE
Los periodistas de San Juan pus-
den sentirse satisfechos de haber como
cido un colega como AIR. John j.
Wallace, Editor del Houston POST,
de Houston, Texas, quien nos dispense
la mas cordial bienvenida que imagi-
narse puede, tratandonos a todos de
"hermanos", y obsequiandonos con Ia
mayor esplendidez.
MI. Wallace es un prominente escri-
tor americana que ha sabido Hbrar
fuertes campafias, por 10 que siempre
Tue merecedor de Ia admiration Ell
aprecio de sus conciudadanos.
Entire los ccmpareros de Ia prensa
que fueron ofrecerles sus respetos y
darle las grgacias por todas las aten-
clones que hubo de dispensarnos, estan
los sedcres Dalmau Camel, de oLa De-
mocracia''; sacarello y Travis, de s.EI
Tempo, O'Neill, de sComercio", Ji-
menez, de la s'Rexista Canora',, Ro-
manacce Y Pietri, de Ell MUNDO y
"Puerto Rico Glustrado., respective
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

SOLO Hay UN "BROMO QUI-
NINA, que es LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA. La firnia de E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada eajita. Sc
usa por todo ell mundo para curaT
resfriados en- un dfa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
DEBENOS MEDITAR BlEN..
LA AcTPTUD DE ToUs soTo


H pueblo ortorrqueh adolece gran de preferir
que Sc engahe onsentir hombres drlgen
reiad adopten Ia actiud nica que las
solo han de compomr porvenlr de
Preferen yer empenados ucha frac-
ideas del eegos sodos ante los grtos
DC una sin Padee Las d9 an
iiepaci6h que en- gobernado
Ia mareada proesas que Sc ha santadO pres
del notable d don Jose TOus Soto por sus proplos
gig la poica que conjunction Jefe
os nn0as psrS posr en- tea de jueiO parosmG
rraonabe. Ell motive
@ frasdad ntre homes de
Pao o ps sssr enG sns T
poder corruption de bochorno ha de paa
crsdo despresigio onciencia coectiya
La ae1d del seo Iou Soto h sdG gaarda vaiente &c.
a moral Independence racter miras;
ncesta el coraz6n rebosante de abrgar
ea immense Dc neEas patrj6teG Puerto Rico logre
olde Veo tanta tradiei6 spada tanta conTenien-
personal dar tan mendo ao hacia craizaci6n
ano ideal que habria de dnfear purifca @ polca
a hasa aho principal causante de bes males
rous Soto ha d con el mandate
s los distad de 81 consiena E IA defensa los
debia con Ia msma admirable valentfa que hoy
del m andr mace aa nnai 6aaaios
nponia = Reouc6n Legislature de PO
- b nteponendo ell mandate del n1cleo
opinion de- Jee energa eonsgn6
en e sgaente oma Las de su partdo los idea
Para epresente extension Cns
Puerto Rico Quias sorprendera saber oue
udadanoS
Constitution de los Eados Unidos debe ampa
rr los udadanos americanos VICENTE Puerto Ri
se~~7 CO. de La misma los Estados
Sr E6rdova DaviaYo quisra
tonstltuclon americana no estan
Snador SotoNinguma Constitnci6n
los Eados Undos Nosotros
antldos bao La Constitution Federal Constitution de
Puerto Rico los cles enenos Ell urado ma
Ta los ca graves (felony) msdeeanors Por
orque la Constitution de los
co Nooros suragio fen1enino ~ nor on6
Ia constluclon de los Eados vgor en-
senior lous Soto no uvO
ngoda ammonia la solidaridad
gual nana que ahora ha nido
&c sus ceg1onarosy amigos poner sayo el nor
-ay yenlr v La felicidad de pueblo. 80. = p
actItud
es anora Zeal su patria ESQ debe
ESQ es poser un caracer
Vos eos graves ha debdo Soto-n
esta actlnd suya a.
@ extension al pals Constitution
nuestra properdad benesar nna ~
upaa convceon de reaidad que eoar q 81
que prevaece Washington respeco de nuestra ;sa
que a deermlnado la dar A paso one ba
II acellseJar al pals la polica iado -
todOs
llafch ue los oar, so.+w;
q's mas que como republanos 1neditar
1csi9n oemne; de alcance de Ia acI5 10
nuestros
u usre e que para bar 5o
raceron en- donde han de I n que
ecclar el canlno meor trlado bandera mas oI ~
M pa.aans Sc mas desnteres " entire
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

TRES BANDEkAg:
x.ss Final de 'velocidad'' la Compa-
y q ria Diaz Persiguero.
Manana: Dia dc gala: La Compaffa
Diaz Perdiguero pelicula.
1 r R1A1aO:
I < TaFde y Noche: La Eterna Llama
Manana matinee: la Herencia mis-
4 sssH. .teFiosa q Noche; sMarido de su Es-;
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29

Senator Walsh, but scores of large bill boards
advertising Walsh together with many NOV
ing picture films and other costly advertis-
ing indicates that much money is being spent
for Walsh and not against him.
The message Walsh sent your committee
looks like smoke screen and should be in
vestigated"
We beg to assure you that we know of no sush
fund in this State but we do know that there is
no s,ush fund or slush money being used in this
county to defeat or elect any candidate for office
We submit to you that all of the candidates on
our ticket in this county are competent, and if
elected by you will attend to the duties of the Of
flee which they seek, and render valuable service
to the people of this county,
We respectfully request you to vote at the cleo
ton and to vote for our candidates.
THE REPUBLICAN co. COMMITTEE,
JOHN G. SKINNER, Chairman
ATTEST: O. j. SIMMONS, Secretary
paid political advertising.)
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29
LUTHER ITEMS

Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Peck drove to-
Fishtail on Sunday afternoon, after
services at Luther.
Mrs. Mccoy of Big Horn country
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. j. c. Lawless for the past two
weeks, left for her home on Monday
afternoon.
The Ladies Aid will give an cleo
ton dinner on November 4th at the
Methodist church from two to eight
p. m.
Carl EngIert was thrashing at the
Jim Mckinley ranch on Monday.
Mrs. Grace r. Luther viii leave ON
Thursday for Fairfield, California,
where she will spend the winter
months.
Hayes Crawford was thrashing at
Park Embry's on Monday.
Mr.. Lyle, who has the contract for
the Rosebud-Red Lodge Irrigation
project lost one of his largest trucks
by fire IN Monday morning. The
cause is not known, except that the.
truck caught on fire while out on the
road and was completely destroyed.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29
REPUBLICAN STATEMENT

The Republican County Committee believe
that you will be interested in knowing what the
committee has accomplished during the present
campaign, and accordingly we now account to you
of our stewardship. We have endeavored to in
form you of the issues by holding meetings in
most of the precincts and we have arranged
meetings to be held in other precincts of the Coun
ty this week. The Committee has been handi-
capped somewhat by lack of funds, but we have
endeavored to place the issues squarely before
YOU.
The reports indicate that Montanas electoral
vote will be for Coolidge and Dawes, and that they
VIII be elected If they are elected and it appears
that they will be, we believe that the voters of this
state should elect Mr.. Lnderman United States
Senator and return Mr.. Leavitt to Congress, so
that the great program of the Republican party
can be carried out and the prosperity of the coun-
try, which now is apparent, will continue and be
assured to us for the next four years
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29

ert C. Stong contributed the sum of Twenty
Five Dollars
(Signed) w. C. BALL.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of October A. ID. 1924.
III. A. SIMMONS
Notary Public for the State of
(SEAL) Montana, residing at Red
Lodge My commission ex-
pires December 10th, 1925.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29
STATE OF MONTANA,
County of Carbon.

VIC. Ball, being duly sworn, says on oath:
That he is the Treasurer of the Republican
Central Committee of said county; that the
amount of money received by him from all
sources for the Republican Campaign Fund
for this county is the sum of $6390O
Amount Expended " S424.35
Balance on Hand " $21465
All contributions were received from To-
cal candidates, and that no money has been
received by him from the state committee, or
from any other source, except Judge Rob-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29
WILL REFLECT DIXON

Likewise, reports indicate that Governor Dix
ON will be reelected by substantial majority, and
It naturally follows that we should send men to
Helena whose sympathies are with the admins
tration and will support the Dixon program to the
end that the expenses for conducting the business
of this State will be reduced to a minimum. The
candidates for the legislature on the Republican
ticket for this county have declared themselves
for Governor Dixon, and have assured you that
they will work with him tremendously, and for the
benefit and good of this county and state.
The candidates on our ticket are known toI
practically all of YOU Some of our candidates are
seeking reelection They have made good in of
flee and we believe that you will agree with us
that it is the best policy to retain competent public
servants. AS matter of fact, this committee is
proud of the candidates of the republican party,
which were selected by the voters of this county
at the primary election and are not handpicked,
and we earnestly solicit your vote for the repub-
can ticket at the coming election
No Slush Fund
Recently, United States Senator Walsh wired
the committee at Washington d. who are inves-
tigating the campaign funds of the various par
ties who are now seeking your vote at the coming
election, that it was rumOred in Montana that
large sums of money are being spent in Montana
to defeat him for reelection and that it was rum
cred that 900 was being spent and would be
any money being spent to defeat Senator Walsh
N the State of Montana it not being spent in this
county. The chairman Of the State Republican
Committee of Montana, Mr.. Dowlin advised the
county committee, under date of September 29th,
that there would be no money available in his
hands to pay for meetings of the State candi-
dates in the various counties, consequently, the
county committee this county paid for the Dixon
meeting, the Lnderman meeting, and will be
RI fbo 70 bn hoI Of ho
City of Red Lodge on November 1st, at which
meeting Judges Goddard and Stong, and the
County candidates will speak
So that the people of this county will know the
amount of money received by the County Central
Committee this year for conducting this cam
paign, we have requested the Treasurer of the
committee, Mr.. w. G. Ball, of Red Lodge, to make
a sworn statement showing the receipts and ex-
penditures made by him. Mr.. Balls statement is
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29

The committee will not have sufficient funds
to pay all bills of the campaign, and we expect to
committee $4,000, which will be ample to pay all
bills
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-29
ANDERSON HINTS SMOKE SCREEN

From press reports, it appears thae Mr.. ]. w.
Anderson, farm labor candidate for United States
Senator, recently sent the following message to
Senator Borah of the investigating committee.
There is no evidence that large sums of
money are being spent in Montana to defeat
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
City Items

Mir. and Mrs. H. ]. Bradbury, Harry B. Bradbury and Mrs. NJ. A. Schrodcr have returned from Ar lington, Mass, where they attended the wedding of Raymond J. Brad bury and Miss Bertha E. Merrill on Saturday, October IS.
 Frank Nordan of 73 South Pros pcct street, Hartford. reported to the police that on Saturday night, while he was driving his car on East street, stewart Munson of I'll Dwight street was slightly injured by walking against the rear of his car. Mir. Nor dan took the injured man to Dr. A. J. Savard's office, where the injuries were dressed.
 The Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion will meet tomorrow night at St. Mary's school hall after tho mis- slon services.
 Misses Elsie and Dorothy Wiegand of Wallace street have returned from New York city where they spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiegahd,
 The lecture on the Big Sister movement which was to be given by Mrs. Arthur Emmett of Hartford at the T. A. B. hall under the auspices of the Connecticut Council of Cath olic Women, has been postponed from tomorrow night until Tuesday, October 2Sth.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Phelps Of Flainville are receiving congratua- tions or the birth of a son born Fri day, Oct. l7, at the Hartford hospi- tai. The boy is a great grandson of MT. and Mrs. E. Howard Tease of Thompsonville.
 C. NJ. Christiansen Of A Common wealth avenue reported 10 the police last night that he was driving his automobile from Main street into East Main street when a man step ped from the curbing and was hit by the side of the machine, He re- ported that the man escaped injury.
 Wells kilbourne. a student at Yale university. spent the weekend al his home, 1900 Stanley street.
 Mrs. L. l.. Cook, through Nair X Nair, has brought suit against For rest Bassett for $50 damages for allegea unpaid rent. Deputy Sheriff M. H. Horwitz has attached wages at Landers, Frary & Clark to the amount Of SIS.
 Twin sons were born al the New Britain General hospital this morn ing 10 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Me Briarty of S9l Chestnut street,
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
SHENANDOAH NOW
 NEARING FRISCO
Southerly Trip Appears Success.
 ful.-L0Cate Aviation Base

San Francisco, Oct. 20-The Shen- andoah was reported moving close to the FaralIone Islands, .25 miles west of San Francisco at 1885 this morning, the radio operator on the islands reported. Tho aircraft was going toward San Francisco bay.
 Sattle, Washington, Oct. 2O.-The Sand Point, Washington, aviation field. Is the logical north Pacific bases for heavier than air machines and the Camp Lewis, Washington, field for the most feasible location for dirigible hangar, Read Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of the Ma val Bureau of Aeronautics, said yes terday after an inspection of the two sites.
 "To handle properly development of the commercial uses of dirigibles Admiral Moffett explained, there should be three hangars on the Pa cific coast-one at San Diege another at San Francisco and a third at Camp Lewis. There is no money for the construction of these bases at present and I do not know how soon the necessary funds will be available"
 Concerning tile flight of the Shcn- andoah and the possibilities of light CT than air craft, Admiral Moffett said:
 By the Shenandoah's flight we have been trying to show that the airship is practicable as new means of transportation and to demonstrate that its proper field of action is over water. l believe that we have demonstrated how useful dirigibles would be in war as battle fleet scouts and coast patrols, pecially in combating submarines.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
FUNDS WILL BE DISCLOSED
Senate Committee Will Be Given Facts Tomorrow

Washington, Oct. 20.-Because of the inability of Joseph R. Grundy and other witnesses from Philadel- phia to reach Washington until We'd nesday the special senate investigat- ing committee will take up tomorrow campaign expenditures by the dem- Ocratic national committee.
 Clem l.. Shaver, chairman. and James w. Gerard, treasurer of the Democratic committee, have been asked to be present when the hear ings, begun at Chicago last week, arc resumed here tomorrow. They, will be expected to present figures cover ing the period from the inception of the campaign to about the middle of this month, and will be requested to make further reports later as of October 20, October 25, and Novem- Der l. A promise to furnish similar reports has been made by officials of the republican and independent or ganiZations.
 Chairman Borah said after his ar rival here today from Chicago that it was his purpose to conclude the investigation of Senator La Follette's charges ~. that the republicans are raising huge "slush fund" for use in various states before going into the question of what funds are be- ing collected and expended by the American federation of laboF in be- half of the La FolIette-Wheelcr na- tional ticket.
 Taking cognizance of the state ment issued last week by Chairman Butler of the republican national committee, La Toilette supporters in Wisconsin are undertaking to raise q fund of s500,000 in that state, Senator Borah said he would tcle- graph to Governor Blaine for a statement of the facts. If the re- publican national committee officers insist that this question be taken up through witnesses the committee very likely will summon number of persons from Wisconsin.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
SUES TO PROTECT NAME

The Outlet Millinery Co. of Hart ford, through Attorney Solomon Els ner is seeking to prevent Joseph Singer of Waterbury from doing business under the firm name of the Manufacturers' Millinery Outlet on the ground that the name of the Outlet Millinery Go. is distinctive and exclusive. The case will be ar gued before Judge Newell Jennings in the superior court tomorrow morning at which time Mir. Elsner will ask for a temporary injunction restraining Mir. Singer from con- tinuing in business under the name he has adopted.
 The Outlet Millinery Co. was formed on January 1, 1915 by Bar ney Toretsky, Joseph II. Wiegel and Maurice S. Jainchill and during the time of its existence. stores have been opened up in New Haven. New Britain and Waterbury. Mr. Singers store is in direct competition with the Outlet Millinery Go. and accord ing 10 the complaint, has, by the use Of a similar name, caused fire parable damage" 10 the Hartford Co. for which damages 10 the amount of s5.O00 arc asked. Mir. Singer open cd his store on September IS, 1924, and does business at 155 Bank street, Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
Joseph BardeCk

Funeral services for Joseph Bar deck were held at St Peters church al o'clock this morning. Rev. Charles Coppens celebrated high
 mass. Rev. Nicholas M. Schneider
 Of Meridcn was deacon; Rev. An thony keicher of Hartford, sub deacon; Rev. Daniel Masse of Park vile, master of ceremonies; Rev. Thomas J. Laden was seated in the sanctuary. Fathers Coppens, Schneider and Keicher went 10 the grave. The bearers were Frank Zimmerman, George Doerr, Joseph Holfelder. Matthias Rival, Albert Nolz and Arthur Nolz. The flower bearers were Matthias Rival, Jr., John Schrader and Cornelius Dehm. Burial was in St. Mary's new ceme- tery,
New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
WALL SZ. REPORTS

Wall Street; opening-The re- covcry In stock prices, which started last Friday. was resumed today with most of tho pop ar industrials and rails improving fractionally on initial sales. National Lead opened three points higher and Conner ciai Solvents A touched new 1924 peak price at IT.
 When the initial batch Of buying orders had been absorbed and the upward movement had lost its mos mentum, bear traders renewed their attacks and the general market turned irregularly lower with profit-taking hastening the decline in many issues. s. s. Kresge broke 1 points and General Electric, Wool worth, Baldwin, American Can, Stewart-Warner and Colorado Fuel dropped point or so. Independent strength was shown by Yellow Cab, Fisk Rubber first preferred, Pacific Gas, International Shoe and Amer- can Water Works per cent pre- ferred, up to points, Foreign exchanges opened steady with trad ing quiet.