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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
SANDING CLAIMING
RECENT VICTORIES
Nicaraguan Insurgent Says $50
Guardsmen Killed, Equip
mont Captured

Mexico City. March l1.-R-Gen-
e-al Augustine SANDING, Nicaraguar
insurgent, in reports sent to Pedro
Joe Zepeda, his Mexican representa-
tive, claims to have won five recent
battles with Nicaraguan national
guardsmen. killing $50 Of them, and
to have captured considerable Amer
lean military equipment.
The last battle, the SANDING head
quarters at 6egovia reported, was .
four-hour engagement March l, dur
ing which 1000 mounted Sandinistas
captured Daraili. The report said
100 guardsmen were killed, the town
captured, and q relief column under
Lieutenant Clark, q United States
marine, put to flight and all its
equipment captured.
In another engagement at Ell Cay
otto, the report said, the guardsmen
lost ~ dead and 10 wounded, while
the Candinistas lost II dead and Is
wounded. The insurgents claimed to
have captured 80 rifles, 10 pistols,
two machine guns, and 5000 rounds
Of ammunition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
WOULD ACCELERATE
BUILDING PROGRAM
TO AID UNEMPLOYED
Justice Department requests
Speed; Consider Two for
Special Attorneys

Washington, March 11.-N-The
justice department moved Tuesday tc
speed the Administrations public
building program for. unemployment
relief.
The names Of former Representa-
tive r. Dickinson Let's, Davenport
Iowa, and Charles Werner, Tuscaloosa,
Ala, were under consideration as spe-
cial attorneys in the justice depart
ment's public lands division, with
prospect Of their almost immediate
appointment.
They would concentrate upon the
institution Of condemnation pro-
ceedings upon lands desired for pub
lie projects, working under new legis-
lation signed by President Hoover
two weeks ago. .
It was said officially at the depart
ment Tuesday the appointment OF
Leets. who failed Of reelection last
November, and Of Werner, q law part
ner Of Representative Oliver. Demo-
crat, Alabama, would not have to
await the return Of Attorney General
Mitchell, who Is mentioning In the
south.
For the sake Of speed, 1t was said,
the appointments will be approved by
Solicitor General Thatcher, the acting
attorney general. Compensation for
the two special attorneys was pro-
vided in the second deficiency bill.
The new law initiated at the at
torney generals suggestion, provides
that the government may take imme-
date possession Of land upon the
filing Of condemnation proceedings.
the owner being guaranteed the COM
pensation Of whatever sum the court
may set.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Two M~inneapolitans
Honored by Belgium

Minneapolis, March ii -~-The
decoration of officer of the order OF
Leopold II was presented Monday
night to Rev. j. M. Reardon. pastor
OF the Basilica of st. Mary's In Min
neapolis and E. G. Gale, as recogni-
ton by King Albert of Belgium Of
the part these two Minneapolis me-
played in the honoring Of Father
Luis Hennepin, distinguished Belgium
explorer and missionary.
The decoration was presented to
the two men through Orcn e. SAT-
ford, Belgium consul for Minnesota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Seek 1O-Year-Old
Girl Who Ran Away

Seattle, March II. @ Dorothy
Kneeland, 10, whose custody went to
her father, Chester F. Kneeland, in
a legal battle, was sought Tuesday by
police. who said she disappeared
Monday night from the home of her
grandmother and had threatened
suicide.
Officers said the girl sobbcd she
wished to stay with her grandmother.
Mrs. Francis zioncheck, with whom
she had lived since the separation of
her parents several years ago.
She fled while the father, a Shell
ton. Wash, fuel dealer, was collecting
her belongings.
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Chicago, March 11.@Pl-A IL
year-old boy limped into the Of
flee in Waterloo, Iowa. of DR.. Jo-
seph A. Jerger. 20 years ago, just
after the young physician had
hung out his shingle. ,
He was his first patient. HIS
right leg had been mended i'm
properly after a serious fracture
of the femur SO that the bone was
at an angle and the leg two
inches short.
The doctor went to a butcher
shop. dissected a sheep, removed
two inches OF bone. which, he
transplanted to the boy, fasten-
ing it by means of plates on
which he scratched his initials.
Then he put the account down in
his charity book, and forgot about
it until the other night.
A few nights ago. DR.. Jergcr,
who moved his practice from
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Can't PLAY
Cont REST
child need. Cs.toris

w HEN a child is fretful and
irritable, seems distressed and un-
comfortable, can't play, can't sleep,
It 10 q pretty sure sign that some
thing is wrong. Right here is where
Castoria fits into a child's scheme
the very purpose for which it was
formulated years ago! A few drops
and the condition which caused the
trouble is righted; comfort quickly
brings restfpl sleep.
Nothing can take the place Of
Castoria for children; it's perfectly
harmless, yet alsucys effective. For
the protection Of your wee one
for your own peace Of mind-keep
this old reliable preparation always
on hand. But don't keep it just for
emergencies; let it be an everyday
aid. It's gentle action will ease and
soothe the infant who cannot
sleep. In more liberal doses it will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
The item of buttons runs to 49,
500, 00O.
New York's Bread Bill

Inc Item OF buttons runs to 81
500, 900.
New York's Bread Bill
The garment industry so over
shadows all others that there is no
real runner up. Various minor
branches of the garment industry
overshadow eve the foundry and
machine shop products which arc
valued at but $78. 1000. Yet COM
ing back to the item of bread it is
found that New York makes not far
short of 5000. 000, 900 worth of bakery
products in a year.
The second greatest concentration
is a new one. the colossal automobile
industry Of Detroit. It's products are
valued at NOR than $3.50, 900 900 a
year. Foundry and machine shop
products, used largely in connection
with the automotive industry in De-
troit. add another $4,000, 900 to the
total. Including SIS. 000, 900 worth OF
paints and varnishes and the vari-
Gus other items which go into auto
mobile manufacture it is easily a bill
lion dollai industry. And Detroit
eats rs, 900 900 worth of bread in a
year.
There are some oddities of on
centration For instance the out
standing industry of Fort Wayne,
Ind. Is pumps. In Jacksonville, Fla,
the value of the fertilizer output is
three times that of its nearest COM
petitor, bread. For the size Of the city
the slaughtering industry of Kansas
City. Kans., is impressively over
shadowing. With an annual output
valued at l4,000.0 1000, its nearest
competitor, flour and mill products,
shows only $19, 000, 900. Just across
the river. Kansas City, Mo-, shows
her largest industry to be bread with
about $17.000,000 output.
Louisville, KY, Is what might be
called the sandwich city. Slaughter
ing and meat packing constitute the
largest industry, worth about $l3,0OO,-
600 a year, while bread and butter
follow with output Of some $4,000, 900
each.
Boston is the candy capital of the
United States with an annual output
valued at $3l 900, 000-greatcr than
her boot and shoe or textile produc-
ton but, as might be expected from
the Hub. her greatest single industry
is printing and publishing, valued at
some SIS, ZOO, 900. Indeed, capitals,
where so much talking is done. us
ually lead In printing and publishing.
At washington. the national capital,
for example, the $4,000 900 publish
ing industry is more than twice as
large as the next greatest, bread. At
Albany, capital Of the most populous
state, the $4,500,0 COO publishing indus
try ranks first with bread second.
Los Angeles has perhaps the queer
est concentration Of industry OF any
city. It's motion picture production
is valued at So, 0O0, 900 a year-mil-
lions more than the next largest. But,
Of course Hollywood is q part OF Los
Angeles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Fruit Cooperatives
Have Been Merged

Benton Harbor,. March II. R -
Consolidation OF 10 large fruit CO.
operatives and two canning plants,
with properties estimated at 100000,
is announced by Fred l.. Granger
Benton Harbor, who has just returned
from Washington where he negotiated
With federal farm board officials on
the merger.
The new company will be known as
the Great Lakes Fruit Industries, Inc,
Ard headquarters will be In Benton
Harbor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11

unable to get work, drank poison
and then plunged from the Margar-
ethan bridge here Tuesday, drowning
In the Danube.
F1teda, Elizabeth and Irene R0sen-
berg came here from the Restanopel
several days ago looking for Jobs.
Tuesday morning they climbed to-
gether to the bridge railing, screamed
and jumped together.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
20 National Guards
Meet in Grand Forks

Grand Forks, N. d., March 11-B
Defensive warfare, combat orders,
study and estimate Of situations,
formed the first days work Of more
than 70 North Dakota Nationa.
Guard officers at a four-day instruc-
ton course here under the tutelage
Of regular officers.
Citizen soldiers and instructors were
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Bakery Businesses Are Largest Industries In Many Cities of y. S.

a diamond mining engineer represent
the varied field chosen by the uni
versity graduates for their life work.
vilhjalmur Stefanson, known
throughout the world for his attic
explorations and as lecturer and
writer, graduated with the class Of
1902, while Maxwell Anderson, IL,
through his collaboration on the play
"What Price Glory" has become fam
Gus. Charles w. Boise, '08, now liv-
ing in London, has engineered dia-
mond mining operations in South
Africa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
IT Graduates Hold
Unusual Positions

Grand Forks, N. D., March IL
Unusual and varied positions are
held by alumni Of the University OF
North Dakota, according to Frank
J. Webb. alumni secretary.
A noted explorer, q playwright and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11

of the city were to entertain at a
luncheon Wednesday, and q smoker
Thursday night by 40 and 8, Chamber
Of Commerce will close the entertain
ment program.
Colonel l.. r. Baird Is in charge
Of school, classes from 8 q. m. to 4
D. m.
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meet here April 81, DR.. j. r. Birke-
land, secretary, announced Tuesday.
DR.. Birkeland said the case Of two
missionaries, Rev. Bert Nelson and
K. N. Tvedt, held captives by ban
dts in China, will not be taken up
at the meeting. The superintendent
Of missionary work at Hinyang, in
Honan province, he said, has full
power to act.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Lutheran Meeting
Set for April 81

Minneapolis. Mas;ch 1l.-(P-The
board of foreign missions. Norwegian
Lutheran Church of America, will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11

One-eigllth Of the population Of
Alabama Is composed Of children be-
tween the ages Of five and nine years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11

effectively help to regulate sluggish
bowels in an older child.
All druggists have Castoria: its
genuine if you see Chas. H. Fletcher's
signature and this name-plate:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
Three Sisters Commit
Suicide in Budapest

Budapest. Hungary, March 11.-R)
sisters, without funds and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-11
neglect a COLD

n ISTRESSING cold in chest o.
- throat-that SO often leads to
something senous-generally responds
4 good old Musterole with the FIRST
application. Should be more effective il
used once every hour for five hours.
This famous blend Of oil Of mustard,
camphor, menthol and other helpful in
gradients brings relief naturally. Mus
terole gets action because it is a scientific
''c0nnfer-iSrit1nt''-not Just = salye
lit penetrates and stimulates blood
circulation, helps to draw out infection
and pain. Used by millions for 20 years.
Recommended by doctors and nurses.
keepM usterole handy-jars and tubes.
To -M0thers-Muster0Ie Is also
made in fniLdeS form for tables
and small children. Ask for Chill
dYen's Mustef0lk.
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yer you sign for me at your N 81

FOR NINETEEN years, our Research Depntmehe has
kePeinsimate touch with every new development ofScieaoe
that could be applied to the manufcmse Of c~isaseaes.
During this period there has been no development ofteseed
value or importance 70 the smoker which we have not
incorporated into the making Of Chesterfield c~isassttes.
Lxgen & Myers Tobacco c.
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e.
GUERRA A LAS DROGAS
HEROICAS
(ContinuGci6n)

Ell refinamiento de los apeti-
tos naturales es, indudablemen-
tie indice de progreso en- la mar
cha del hombre hacia la civiliza-
|ci6n. Cuando en- los tiempos an
tiguos n~uestros antepasados des
cubrieron las cualidades tonifi-
'cantes de los jugos fermentados
de la vid; cuando, por casuali-
dad, acknowledgements nues-
tros progenitores aprendieron a
fumar Las yerbas que domestica
das Sc convirtieron en- ell taba-
co de ~nuestros dfas, la Humani-
dad habia dado un enorme pa
so hacia adelante. Llega ell mo-
mento en- que la fuerza prolen-
tie de cualquier proceso dismi-
nuye y entonces la Inca de pro-
Igreso Sc tuerce hacia abajo. Tai
ha pasado en- la evoluci6n de
los gustos, con ell r~efinamiento
de ciertos apetitos que, por sus
~efectos, degradan a la especie
humane Y la hacen retroceder
a terrenos que NADIA tienen de
civilizados. Entire otros, figura
en- ~prominente lugar, ell apetito
voraz, el impulse desenfrenado
de intoxicarse con drogas de
las llamadas her6icas, compost
clones qufmicas cuya function Sc
pervierte, convirtiendolas de a.
gentes curativos en- instrument
tos de destruction.
y - =
Hay varios grupos de drogas
incluidas dentro del c~alificati-
vo de her6icas. De todos conoci-
das son por sus perniciosos efec
tos ell opio y sus preparedness
y alcaloides o derivados, como
la morfina, la cocaina, la he
roma y demas substancias que
10 gentlemen. Ell gran peligro en-
convertirse en- adicto al uso de
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descanso para todos que es una
condici6n de la vida humane.
mas elevada.
15.-Un formal minimo en-
cada industrial su~ficiente para
vivir y los jornales mas subidos
que cada industrial pueda sopor-
tar.
16.-Un enfasis nuevo sobrc
la APPLICATION y uso de la propie-
dad; y la repatriation mas equi-
tativa de los productcs de la
industrial que al fin y al cabo
puedan idearse.
No es cosa nueva que todas
las iglesias evangelicas estan
comprometidas a favor de los
trabajadores a la vez que no ME
gan los derechos de los propie-
tarios. Pues, sin duda hay un
modo de lograr la justicia y de
eliminar la miseria.
La reunion susodicha ha de
ser interesante para TODD ciuda-
dano de Ybor City, tanto para
los i6venes como para los pa.
Todos quedan cordialmente
invitados.
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CENTRIC ESPANOL DE
M

Gran Function Social de CT
nemat6grafo, que tendra lu-
gar ell Martes "a del corriente,
empezando a lass de la tarde,
para todos los miembros de la
Sociedad, y de la Secci6n Fa-
miliar La Benefica, en- ell tea
tro de Ybor.
Entire las selectas peliculas
que Sc exhibiran, esta la IA
mosa bajo ell nombre de "Pas.
sion Flower"
Els indispensable la presenta-
ci6n del correspondence reci-
DO a la entrada.
La Secci6n de Recreo.
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tribuye al reaablecimiento de convirtiendose en- embustero
T llos taiidoo ndatados 70. Il NJ nonsnmadn


los tejidos gastados por la vi
go uso de drogas her6icas,
considerable como enfermedad
perniciosa, tiene ciertos aspec-
tos de caracter psicol6gico. Ell
factor psiconeur6tico es impor-
tante aqui Por causa de dolor
o de inson lilo Sc tiene d siste-
ma nervioso EN- estado de excl
taci6n. Luego, Sc toma la dro-
ga que adormece lospnervios por
I'm periodic mas o menos largo
de tiempo; pero, al terminar
sus efectos, la excitaci6n ner-
viosa es mucho mayor que an
ties. Por 10 tanto, ell enfermo
vuelve a recurrir al narc6tico,
otra vez y otra vez. Y cuando Sc
percata de clio, va esta CONVEX
lido en- adicto a la droga. Dicen
los medicos que las personals de
temperamento nervioso estan
mas en- peligro de caer en- las
garras de este NAL que las otras.
Gran mayorfa de cocain6manos
~ morfin6manos estudiados en-
Inglaterra y Estados Unidos
han resultado pertenecer a ia
milias de enajenados, alcohol
cos o afeetados de ciertas neu-
Irosis. A menudo muestran los
~pacientes I'm complejo psicol6-
gico de depression; los enfermos
sufren alucinaciones en- las que
Sc ven pe%rseguidos por grandes
rebanos de elefantes, de mos
quitos, de serpientes, etc. Los
adictos sufren de depression
mental extraordinaria Y de an
sias ~infinitas de cosas que no
pueden tener. Escuchan las VIC
timas una especie de grito sub
conciente pidiendo auxilio para
ell sufrimiento mental. Y ell re-
medic es otra dosis del veneno
que los mata.
Usando una droga de estas
por espacio de tres o cuatro Sc
manas Sc adquiere irremisible-
mente su habito. Y va habitua-
do, ell individuo pierde la salud,
la tez Sc lie pone cetrina, la len
qua sarrosa, la piel Sc lie irrita
y Sc We presa de escozores inso-
portables, especialmente en- ell
case de la cocaina. Mas adn, los
sentidos mental y moral Sc de-
terioran. La depression de espi-
|ritu Sc apodera del paciente,
quien deja cumplir con sus obi
~gaciones, pues ha perdido ell sen
lido del deber Y de la verdad,
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UNICO DE ACCION
E r R~EPUBLICANA

Por ell presente medic Sc cita
a todos los pertenecientes a esta
agrupaci6n, asf como a todos a
quellos simpatizadores con los
ideales de la misma, para la reu
MON que habra de celebrarse
esta noche, a las ocho, en- los al
tos de la muebleria de Baamon-
de, 17181A Ia. Ave.
Son de un interes grande los
asuntos que habran de tratarse
por estar relacionados directa.
mente con los 1ltimos aconte-
cimientos ocurridos.
Ell SecretGai0.
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DtSCURSO SOBRE L
NOS soCIA-
LES

En- ell Temple San Marcos, es
quina de avenida IL Y Gale 16,
a las ocho p. m. del domingo, %
de febrero, ell Sr. j A. Phillips
discutira algunos' de los articu-
los del Credo Social de las lyle
SIS.
Los 16 Articulos van a CONT
nuaci6n:
1.-Iguales derechos y com
pleta justicia para todos los
hombres, en- todas las condHio-
mes de la vida.
2.-La protection de la fami-
liza por medic de I'm solo tipo de
pureza, de leyes uniformes de
divorcio, de la Recommendation
necesaria del matrimonio y de
domicilios adecuados.
Bel desenvolvimiento mas
cabaI que sea possible para TODD
nino, proveyendolo espeeialmen
tie de educaci6n y entretenimien
tos adecuados.
4.-La abolici6n del trabajo
para ninos.
5.-La Recommendation de las
condolences de trabajo para las
mujeres de tai modo que Sc pro-
teja la saludAffsica Y normal de
la comunidad.
6.-La disminuci6n y la pre-
venci6n de la pobreza.
La protection del indivi-
duo Y de la sociedad contra e!
desperdicio social, econ6mico y
moral del trafico de bebidas EN-
briagantes.
8.-La conservation de la sa-
lud.
9.-La protection del obrero
contra maquinarias peligrosas.
10.-El ,derecho de todos los
hombres a gozar de la oportuni-
dad del sostenimiento propio;
la protection de este derecho
contra cualquier clase de abuses
y la protection de los obreros
contra los azares de la inaccion
forzosa.
11.-Provisiones adecuadas
para ell retro de los obreros an
cianos y para los que hubieren
quedado imposibilitados por ac-
cidentes.
12.-El derecho tanto de los
patronos como de los obreros a
organizarse; y los medios ade-
cuados de conciliaci6n Y de ar
bitraje en- conflictos industrial.
les.
13.-La suspension de TODD
empleo en- un dfa de cada siete.
14.-La reduction gradual y
razonable de las horas de traba-
jo hasta Ell punto mas bajo que
sea practice y aquel grade de
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embustero

-
Uno de los mayores iaartirios
que Sc pueden hacer frir al
pacierfte es suprimirle W droga.
Entonces Sc We presa de temblo-
res, v6mitos, diarrea, desmayos,
dolores del cuerpo o de los
miembros. La inquietud mental
" la depression espiritual aumen
tan considerablemente." Ell indi-
viduoA vueee materialmente
co y solo con dosis de la droga
ppuede calmarse. Por ESQ, GUAM
do seAeone I'm enfermo a cura-
'ci6n@ Sc lie disminuye gradual
mente la dosis de droga, pero no
Sc lie puede cortar de repente.
Copyright 10 80 by
Pulla@ Features Syndicate
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Los enfermos,-pues son en-
|fermos mas bien que viciosos-
han sido divididos por la cien-
|cia medica en- dos grupos: ell
grupo vicioso y ell general. Per-
tenecen al primero aquellos in
dividuos que habiendo probado
de todos los placeres de la vida
Y no teniendo otra cosa que ha-
Ger, Sc ocupan de buscar nuevas
cosas con que excitarse los ner-
vios, nuevas sensaciones con
que desaburrirse. Estos usan
la morfina, la cocaina Y la he
roma por medic de inyecciones
hipodermicas, o bien las ingie-
rem en- bebidas, o bien t6manlas
a manera de rape. Al segundo
grupo pertenecen aquellas per-
sonas que llegan a tomar la dro-
ga por prescription medica, en-
casos de enfermedad, y luego Sc
acostumbran a usarla. La NOR
fina tiene ell objeto definido de
guitar ell dolor y tambien ell de
producer sueno en- casos de in
somnio. La morfina y la heroi-
ma obran m~agicamente, por de-
cirlo asi, contra las jaquecas o
Idolor de cabeza. Y, lay del indi-
viduo que tome estas drogas pa
ra curarse de esas dolencias
Pronto Sc vera convertible en-
adicto a una substantial cuyo
uso es enfermedad mil wees
mas peligrosa que la jaqueca.
Lo mismo Sc puede decir del in
somnio o falta de sueno. Els pre-
terrible pasarla sin dormir a in
gerir alguna droga pues ell sue
no por ella producido es de ca
|racter letarGico, que POGO con-
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estas dregas consiste en- que tie
men la propiedad de esclavizar
al in~dividuo, desarrollandole en-
ell sistema apetitos inmoderados
de elias. Y mientras mas Sc usa
ell narc6tico mas Sc apetece, a
grade de ser necesario ir aumen
tando la dosis. Ell resultado fl
nal de esta. costumbre es ell abb
soluto det fioro mental Y moral
del indi duo. A la larga Sc con-
vierte en- hombre despreciable,
sin aspiraciones y sin voluntad.
Otro grupo de drogas ener-
vantes que tambien puede cali
ficarse de her6icas es ell de los
derivados del acido bGrbit1rico,
que son substances con propie-
dades hipn6ticas,, como las de
la familia del sulfonal. Tambien
son drogas her6icas la famosa
marihuana, CGNmGbis Indica, el
hGshish, ell cloral, ell eter y ell
cloroformo. Estas dos 1ltimas
por su caracter volatil, no son
tan peligrosas como las demas.
Pero la gravedad de su uso con-
siste en- que tienen la peculiari-
dad de despertar apetitos que Sc
convierten en- habitos. Y por
muy fuerte que sea ell sistema
tiene necesariamente que SUI
cumbir al impacto constante de
la droga.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-23
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