New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1929, Page 6

Catanazi, Antonio Rossito, Paul Margiafico, Vincenzo Coco, Josepi- |ine Chiarenza, Battista Callegari. Antonio Zompanti, Antonio DiFres- co, John Bosco, Herman Dittman, Albert Gorski, John Niesiobedzhi, ph Bonczek, Alexander Lapia- Jacob Benjamin, John Alashian, Kachadoor Vartamian, Michael Ha- nos, Minas Giragosian, Stylianos 1 Rottwell, John Rapello Ramerzi. REBELS IN MEXICO Calles Concentrates for Final Battle in Sonora Sector Mexico City, Ap e federal thered today o the state of So r it is expected that the| tion court docket will not d with so many pet he Boston branch zation rtment both Jud opposite s for th ' campa suppress the re Under his own eyes, and n of General Lazaro Ca ving up to 1 resting the nor a, at Ca: 1, General Juan An. 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EW BRITAIN, CONN. gastritis an people annot be mistaken, the sufferer of them are and a ptoms are excess ace of Some the face, loss’ of appetite tired-out feeling stomach will Pimpie resultin |ican NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRID 12, 1929. Electrical ““Leakage’’ From Body Is Held Possible Cause of Death Philadelphia, April 19 (® — Two | especally the recent discoverics, one that death | Carrel said { may be due to loss of minute quan- Discusses Cancer tities of electricity from the body “With the help of new techniques {and the other that cancer cells developed during the past years in | grow no more rapidly than normal | My laboratories it has become pos- Gells! were oxplanedl to (he ble to define tissue cells, not only Biitlosoplicalacsioty e by their shape and structure, as was done previously, but also by their : | functions. The electrical experiments were | '"qy M L 0 e are iden- BEr O SO NI W. Crile. 4ifieq by their mode of locomotion | director of the Cleveland clinic and | tneir grchitecture, rate of growth the Cleyeland Clinic hospital. The | resiqual energy, secretions, condi- | cancer findings were from Dr. tjons of medium in which they live, | Alexis Carrell of the Rockefeller an- land substa they require for| stitute, New York. tion. | Dr. Crille d e techniqu force which is li en applicd lately in New YouXt and strain or potential.” so in Europe to the study of can- of life he was liver.” On cancer Dr. day. have | ribed the vital as “an electric Certain forms | to measure in He took fruit ¢ restoring its lost po- to cause in it soms of th ions he the o ' he sa he ception of the complet these cells are | They grow no more | normal cells, they have | growth energ: and they | They ecific morpho- But they dif- pal by certain Iy collaps not ar rapidly no mo are not iite of el Dr. Crite arch for the ial feature in living I propose now to offer n rimental evidence which id form of energy hat These researches ummarized as follows: “In poter y for mul- from proteins or from lit products which normal = same type are unable to h a property exj iited proliferation within the substan n a in the may anim plants and ing life s at deat Finds Apples Breathe 2 iy canse their multiplic 1 their reach b FIGHTS LAST NIGHT on t York, won on City Advertisement R o SEWERS IN MONROE STRE TENSION m ACCEPTANCE 1 OF HIGHLAND RRACE enthat a Bri st ¥ & of New BOARD OF Thom City Advertisement BARNESDALE TRUNK LINE SWEL 1 he heard in re- April 23rd 1629 the I . from D OF PURLIC WORKS omas F. 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