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Arizona republican., 1907-07-09

his attempted assassination and the old man told rather a plausible story of his brother having picked up the gun Sunday morning when they came past the Santa Fe depot. where the row had occurred the night before. His story. however told in court. and that told to Mir. Brown when he was apprehended early Sunday morning differed a little; further than that, it appeared that when questioned by the marshal. he attempted to keep the fact dark that he had a gun. It was reason that had his motives been per fectly honest. he would have immedi
 ately surrendered the weapon and made the same explanation in both instances. He may be implicated in the felony charge yet and in order to have him handy in case he is wanted. he was sent up for thirty days. Two others who were arrested Sunday un
 der suspicion were Francisco Romero and Miguel Alvares. They were yes terday taken before Mir. Sigala who declared they were innocent of any connection in the matter in which he was concerned. They were according
 ly assessed ten and fifteen dollars each and dropped from the felony case.
 When MT. SiSala gave the names of his assailants, it became known that but one of the men in jail was i'm plicated in it. Miguel Umado by name. The other three were still at large. Two of them were taken in yesterday. One. Nabor Gotta, was arrested by Deputy Soza, and the other, Juan AL varez. was taken into custody by Marshal Brown. The fourth one as above mentioned is still missing. It is estimated that it will be a day or two
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
THE MlLLIGAN FAMILY
 OFF FOR TAMPICO. MEX.
An Addition to One of the American
 Colonies Near That Port.

Frank $. Milligan. his wife and his father-in-law. Louis De Costa, will
 leave today for Mexico, where they expect to remain. They are going to join one of the American colonies near Tampico in which w. H. Greene of this valley has been interested for a long time. one of these colonies is on the high ground sixty miles west of Tampico, while the other Is in the lake country sixty miles south. It is
 to the latter that the Milligans are go- ing.
 The former colony is more adapted to cattle raising while the latter is more suitable for fruits and other farm products. The Republican has for long time been printing letters descrip- tive of the opportunities which are af- forded homeseekers in that part of the republic. MT. Milligan said that he read the first of these letters while he was in the northwest and became very much interested in that region. He has since been there and has confirm ed all that he had heard and read.
 The climate is the most desirable. known. The general range of the thermometer is between eighty de- grees and sixty degrees. There is mo- where a more fertile soil or more di- versified products. The country too. has been brought by a steamer line. within quick and cheap distance of New York and the eastern markets.
 Several residents of the Salt River Valley have lately become interested in the country. J. A. Weider some 
 in the Progresso colony sixty miles west of Tampico. MT. Milligan has bought only 150 acres in the southern colony. but he expects to cultivate it intensely. The Mexican government is lending great encouragement to Amer ican agriculturists. When MT Greene was here last a couple of weeks ago, he said that he had an intimation that the government might do more than it had already done; that is it was sug- gested to him that he might obtain a concession from the interior depart ment remitting the taxes of the col onists for period of ten years. How ever, the taxes are not burdensome, for the taxes of MT. Weider on his 2O00 acres last year amounted to only s76 in Mexican money
 When MT. Greene left here he had an appointment to meet a party of Chicagoans at Fl Paso relative to the affairs of the two colonies. which are rapidly filling up with Americans from different parts of the country The railroad is doing it's share in bringing the country to the favorable notice of Americans A special round trip rate has been made from Fl Paso to Tam pico, of S325O.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
HELD ON A FELONY CHARGE.
The Men Suspected of Resisting Gen.
 stable Siuala Saturday Nqht.

There were but few additional de- velopments yesterday in the Sigala matter. mentioned in yesterday morn- ing's paper. Mir. Sigala continued to improve through the day and is now considered out of danger though he still has pretty sore head and rather a hay remembrance of some of the incidents of the night. He remembers enough. however. 10 positively identify three of the men jailed by Marshal Brown and Deputy SoZo and he was able to give the name of the fourth man who will very likely be taken into custody shortly.
 IL was stated in yesterday morning s paper that Marshal Brown made a tour of the town as soon as news of the assault on MT. Sigala. reached him. He captured four men. one of them being Ignacio Flores. who had Sigala's gun. and his brother. Fran cisco Flores. The latter was later in the day turned loose, as it appeared that he was in no way implicated. Yesterday Ignacio was given a hear ing before Justice Nielsen, charged with carrying a concealed weapon. The constable was unable to say posi- lively that 1gnscio was concerned in
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
THE FOURTH AT BUCKEYE.
It Was Quietly Celebrated in the Old
 Fashioned Way.

Buckeye. AriZ. July 7.-(Special cor respondence of The Republican, )-The Fourth of July passed off very quietly and peaceably with us. Two hundred or so of our citizens met in a grove in MT. Clanton's field just north of town and had a regular old time picnic and barbecue. Mr. Beloat furnished the steer and Dan Bales sat up all night and saw that it was well cooked for dinner.
 There was also free lemonade and ice water for the thirsty farmers.
 In the forenoon a program was rem
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
A WATERMELON SOCIAL.

The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church is making to give a watermelon social on the Schmidt lawn tomorrow evening. A large consignment of splendid watermelons have been se- cured and are now on cold storage They will be served at ten cents a cut tomorrow evening and in case there remain any unsold by the slice they will be auctioned off to the high est bidder. An appropriate program will be rendered during the evening. All who like watermelons are invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09

dered and afternoon. horse racing and other sports were indulged iR by the men and boys. A cowboy relay race was one of the most important events on the program. Althe Davis took first money and Dolph Evans, second.
 At night there was a grand ball at the Buckeye hall at which every one had a good time.
 w. A. Evans drove to his home in Phoenix today. He has been down here for some time looking after his ranch and other interests.
 The Canal company has just about
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09

at least before Mir. Sigala will be able to appear in court. He is not yet out of bed. and 1t was consequently de-
 cided that the best place to keep the three who are now under arrest, charged with resisting an officer in the discharge of his duty. was in the county jail in Phoenix The three were taken to Phoenix last evening accom-
 panied by the other three who were under sentence. The three will be brought back here for a preliminary hearing as soon as MT. Sigala is suf- recovered to get down town.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
satisfaction to the men who

possible satisfaction to the men who use the water.
 Friday and Saturday of this week. the two days just preceding the change of schedule, there will be a special run in the lower canals. The first day Friday, will be devoted to the truck gardens east of the city. and Saturday will be devoted exclusively to watering the city of Phoenix and the truck gardens west of the city.
 It is also announced that in the event of floods, furnishing a surplus of water. water will be turned in all the canals. the schedule being resumed when the river subsidies.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09

The people who preach that honesty Is the best policy have evidently tried both ways.-Philadelph Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
WIDE AWAKE MEETINGS.

Those who were not present at the young peoples service Sunday evening at the Christian tabernacle. missed an excellent, enthusiastic meeting. The different young peoples Christian or ganizations have banded together for union services during July and Au- gust, as they purpose to maintain a series of helpful. wide awake meet ings. Good leaders, good singing, and good special music. Come next Sun day evening to the Congregational church.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09

got the canal cleaned up ready for tho summer floods. And all indications point to the fact that they will not get done any too soon.
 Ed Collins must have had too much Fourth. as he has been sick ever since
 Jeff Roberts. who has been so sick with pneumonia. is getting a great deal better and it is hoped that he win be out among his friends again soon
 Gipson & Village expect to start their thresher soon
 MT. and Mrs. Deming Of Arlington drove to Phoenix Sunday
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
THE FOWLER NElGHBoRHooD.

Fowler. July S.-(Special corres- pondence of The Republican)-Mrs. Wirt Holly left last Thursday for summer visit at her old home in Ab- ilene, Texas.
 Lucille Kelly and Nina McElhaney sorted feathers at the ostrich farm last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Tompkins have gone to housekeeping on MT. Tomp- kin's ranch.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kay and fam iIy left Saturday for Los Angeles, where they will attend the wedding of NIT. Kay's sister, Miss Woody Kay. which will occur Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harris went to Los Angeles Friday to spend the summer with their daughters and son.
 Miss Jennie Myers visited Mrs. Olmstead over the Fourth.
 MT. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cope are the proud parents of daughter who ar rived last Sunday.
 The people who preach that honesty
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
HERE FROM TUCSON.

Chas. Alexander, who has been elected principal of the public school for next year. is here for a few days from Tucson. talking over matters of business with the school board. MT. Alexander is spending the summer. at Tucson and is connected with the Cit izen iR the capacity of city editor.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
TEMPE

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Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
~ ~ = CURES 9.S.o. SKIN DISEASES

There evaporation continually day and night through and glands of the skin This is natures and of and fxby the blood free from m nies When however the blood from
 must be expelled d coming delicate tissues and flores with which the
 aundn supplied they produce irritation and inflammation and the shown by Eczema Acne Tette ppe rashes and skin blood cleand fed done with external applications but S. S. S. is the best treatment for all skin diseases
 the @ thoroughly affections kind supplies skin being @ fed and sustained cooling
 hv blood medical advice desired sent ali who wri THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. GA
Arizona republican., 1907-07-09
FAST RECOVERING.

Mrs Walter Busby, who two weeks ago underwent an operation at the Sisters hospital in Phoenix. was yes terday brought home. Though she will not be able to be up for a week or ten days. she is gaining rapidly and her recovery is assured.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-31
Lio anglo gsrnlno yaaqul-nIp6n,

LondEes, octubrs 14.-La Tribune CON.
dena Ia opinion de que Alemania eHt6 dis
puestR & enemiataTHe con 81 Jap6n = gu
aliado con tel de ganarge la buena volun.
tad de loH Eatados Unidoa. "EI visis de
Ia eUcuadra americanR-dice el mis- be.
Ti6dicO-ss inopoEtuno, pero no ,ltiI, y
afortunadamente 81 Jap6n y ,ompren.
dido Rsf
Sc NIGGA de fusnts lOrizada que sl
aTtfcuIO publiCado e .4ftoa por 81 Times
Sea int6rprete de. ssntimieDto Official. In.
g'aterra es Ia Ultima potsncia que podrfa
oriticar 81 movimiento de ID eucuadra anne.
Eicana, puss IngIatsFTs re6ns sctualmente
una eucuadrs en- el Mar del Norts, por
tsner AlemRnia allf una de uuy flotsu, con.
sider6ndOse eBa medida como deBtinada &
impediF la guerra mas bien que provo.
Carla. La justification de los Estados
Unidos e. mss faerts adm, puss existe mas
animouidad entire InglaterTa = Alamania
que sntEa 81 Jsp6n , loa Eatadoa Unidou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-31
LA CONVALECENCIA

La convalecencia es un periodo de
TRANSACTION entire la enTermedad Y Ia
salud, que exige asiduos cuidados. La
menor imprudencia, en- efecto, baSta
para determinar una recaida que con
frecuencia es mas grave que la enfer-
medad misma. Despu6s de una enfer-
medad seria, Ell enfermo queda siempre
muy debilitado y la sangre muy empo-
brecida, de donde surge la necesidad
absolute de observar un regimen y las
precauciones debidas para obtener el
restablecimiento de Ia salud. Convene,
pues, tomar preyiamente alimentos
facilmente digeribles Y aumentar la
cantidad POGO POGO, sin aprcsurarSe
demasiado, y evitar al enfermo en-
las primeras salidas el aire humedo asi
como las insolaciones.
Por 10 que al regimen concierne,
debera ser esencialmente fortiicante
y el medic mas SECURE y sencillo para
reCobrar rapidamente Y sin sacudidas
las fuerZas, es tomar vino de Quinium
Labarraque que es ell mas actiYO de
los vinos de quina.
Preparado por procedimientoS espe-
ciales, ell Quiniun LabaEraque lleya
como base un extracto complete de
quina que contiene todos los princi-
pios actiYos de esta preciosa corteza
combinados con los vinos de Espana
mas exquisitos.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque d la
dosis de una copita de las de licor
despu6s de cada comida basta para
restablecer en- POGO tempo las fuerzas
aun en- aquellos enfermos mas este
nuados.
M 70 los,
debiles debilitadas por las enferme-
dades, ell trabajo o los excesos, como
los adolescentes fatigados por IN
rapido crecimiento; las j6genes en- Was
de formarse Y desarrollarse; las seno-
ras recien paridas; los ancianos debi-
litados por la edad; los auemicos,
ETC., deben tomar este medicament0
heFoico.
Muy particularmente esta todayia
recOmendado los conyalecientes cue
salem de una enfermedaf grave como
febre tifoidea, bronquitis o pneumO-
MIA Y, en- general, despues de las fiebres.
Ell Quinium LabarFaque es, segun "a
expression de un ilustre doctor, Ell mas
en6rgico de los t0nicos conocidos.
En- razon d su eficacia y al sin nd-
nero de curaciones obtenidas con este
medicamento, la Academia de Medicina
10 ha vacilado en- aprobar la formula
del Quinium Labarraque, debiendo
fjarse Ell lector en- que 6sta es una
distinction rara yez otorgada Y cue por
81 misma recomienda ya ell producto
mencionado a Ia confianza de los
enfermos de todos los paises. Encuen-
trase este producto en- todas las
droguerias Y farmacias. /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-31
NoTAS Y NOTIGIAS

-El a6bado habrk en- el "Parque' Ia
jaranR de coBtumbre , 81 domingo FoT lR
noGhe an 81 Casino.
-Una bFigRda de presoa est6 picando
piedra en- 81 trozo de Wis compVendido
entire las estacione8 do carEos el6utFicos ,
feEFnCaFIil de eRta ciudad. AL ip be
decidieron 4 componer RquellR carEetera
que cuando lusVe Be pone intransitsble.
Al ser presentado un auto de "Quo
warrants" contra 81 conceiRl del municipio
de Yaueo sefor F. Catilk, Eenunci6 este
sd pueato. Parece que mSa tsrde pressn.
taR6n Bug FenunciaB otToE coneejRles de
Rquel municipio.
-Ha tornado poseai6n de aus cargos La
nuava iurta diraCtiYs del Club de SeiioraB
de Ponce Componen esta Las diEtinguidau
aefioraa Valis de Sanchez, Antoupanti dc
Cintr6n, OteFo de Vega aefoFitaB Ester
Bslsval, Ada WiHcombi y Providencia
Martinez.
-Varias mueutrRs de lecha han Bido
secojidaH en- Puerta de Terra = Santuree
para ser anRlizadas.
Aver tsrde embarc en- 81 "CaTscas''
81 doctor Gomez BrioBo en- los primsroH
dias del pE6ximo mes, los Bsfores Todd,
oAAbuhnp A4EG4641 QsEu hEllUAs
Ell vRpor correo de los Estados Uni
dos hR sido anunciadO en- la pizarra de Is
oGCinR de oorrsos, para entrRr este puer.
to en- ls taFde de hoy.
-MuY ConeuTRidR rsEult6 ancche lR re-
trsta en- Ia plaza principal y Ia banda del
regimiento de Puerto Rico fac muY aplau'
dida on la ejecuci6n de 50 pTogTama.
Sc encuentrs an esta ciudad en- donde
psrmanecsF6 algunou dias, 81 Lcdo. Felix
santoni, de AreCibo, delegado de Ia Ca,
mara.
-Ha Tegresado Mayagtisz 81 Lcdo.
JuR6 de Diego, ''speaker" de Ia O6mara
que estuvo an esta ciudad con obieto de
saludar al gabernador POHt en- otros
asuntos polfticos.
Las tERviasas dc MADEIRA de Ia Inca
de carEuB el6ctricou, deada Ia ciudad hasta
Martin Pefia, eAtkn siendo ohjeto de cam
bios poni6 6andose nuevas sn Is mayor
paEta de ls EeferidR lfnea.
La ncvilla que hablR de adiudicsTss
en- las psEadsB festas de San Mateo, San
turcs continda depoaitada an casa del
seflOr Balado hay el proyecto de regular
Ia al ARilo de ancianos desamparsd0s
GituRdo en- PueTta de TERRA.
I'm nuevo autom6vil de acTeditsda
marca en- los Estados Uuidos ha trafdo sl
uefior Eduardo GsoEgetti, de regresO de su
viaje de Europa.
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El rencor de Sedan.
SaDgranda por ID hsrlds,

Paris, octubre 18.-Con motive de la
conmemoraci6n de ls batslla de sed6n,
rtfersn los peEi6dico8 que On ls ffontera
Origin6Be an incidente que aunqus no ten.
dr6 consecusncias, excita 81 Bentimiento
pRtri6tico.
Els 81 CaBo que una de las patrullsB que
vigilaba Ia lfnea divisoris, sofocada poF Il
1ed, &c inferno aIguuos paHoB para II re.
ffescRF en- un bolichs frances.
Ri dueno 10 neg6 HsrvirleS, les init
mo la aslida de su casa del terFitorio.
Los soldados obsdecisron Ia orden, no ain
protestar anteS, y como compensation ro
garon SO les diera de bs5er, lIevandoBsleE
el sgus & territorio alemSn, donde eBpera
ban otToB muchoH comps 1sTos,
Neg6le nusvamente el duefio, rechasan
do 81 psgo ofrscido , los slemansu Eepa
HRron la fronteTa entire reCh fan dsioB pre-
Bentss
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Los VENCEDO-
RES DEL SEDAN.
En- Ia paz, preparate para Ia guerra.

Paris, Octabre dc 1907.-"Con verda.
dero Bentimiento-sacribe el CcrresponsaI
de Ls Temps ca Mulhouse-ma veo pre-.
cisado HefialaE nuevos haChos militaEes
que eltsn en- evidente contradiction con
IaB palabTaH pacficas del Kaiser dc So
qobierno.
"Todo parece pronosticar Ia paz, sin
embargo Alemania aumenta inceHante.
mente Hu armamento y 50 contigente de
trdpas en- AlsaciR Lorena.
"kn MulhouBs la administration mi.
litRr go haF6 cargo entire algunoH dfss de
loE nuevos y magnf6oos cuaTtsles destinR.
dos al 22o. Tfgimisnto de drsgoneB
'S3 trabhja con RCtividad febIil en- la
construction de etros cuartelea en- 81 cami
no de Modenheim; On ellos 80 alojaES up
regimiento de cazadorss, que est6 adn por
CTeaRas, pero CuyoB ouRdFoH han sido ya
foFmRdos.
"Ademas, Mulhouse, deade Mario dc
1908 sara reforzado con an Tegimiento de
sTtillerfa, en- el tsTEitorio dc Dsnienheim
81 gobiarno ha comprado un taErano de
700 heet6reaB, destinado al establacimien.
TO de IN campo de tiro de maniobTRE.
Por otra pRKte, una coTreBpondencia de
Metz anuncis que los tFabsjos en- Ia nue..
vs. fortaleza de Mercy le Haut acaban de
ser adiudicadoB los mismos CONSTRUCTORS
que conAtruyeFon la gran foEtaleza de
KronprinE On ATB Ancy.
Tambien ne conatruiT6 otga fortaleza en-
sl terFitorio de Mey-Vallers.
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Ia lNVAsl0N AAARILLA.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Inner Ministro
del Canada, hs aatsss durants mpcho
sfatnpo en negociaclones con las autorida'
des jspOneras para logFsE nm lfmits Ia
immigration japonesa.
CT6s en- efscto dicho polfticO que hay
medic de encontrar una manera amisbosa
de evitar Ia terrible inundaci6n del meT-
csdo del trsbajo en- la COlumbia britknica,
acabando aaf de uca vez para aiempra con
el tenor que Sc ha apOdersdO del pueblo
canadenEe, raspscto al peligro mortal que
para 81 pals encierTa Ia ''invaai6n anna
rilIa'.
Sin embargo, eats opinion collide con Ia
de Hos fancionarios conHulares japoneSsa
que Green que cualquiera limitaci6n Ia
immigration de suH Connacionales signifca.
ria una violaci6n de los trstadoa interns
cionRles.
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UNA OPINION RES
peCtO a esCueIas
vaCantes y Gertifi-
Cados deVueItOs.

Un maestro pega en- La caER unos nj.
nos ca Catano , 81 CG misionado de edu-
caCi6n 10 tEaslada Vieques, como castigo,
en- vez de retiraFIe 81 Ger EifoadO.
El depaTtamento de education ais 81
ceFtihcRdo varies mRestroE quienes Be-
los habfa retiFado 81 Co1aisionado anterior.
No hay escuslas en- nGmeTO Bufcients
para los Difios que quseren anistir ellas
nj mRsatros baAtantel pGfa ias esCuelaH.
Esta tercerR noticiR debe baataF para
esplicaE las dos anteEioYss
Ell maestro que en Cataflo peg6 l0s
nifos cometi6 una acoi6n Feprendible =
cagtigsble: el pegaF Los nifios en- la cara
eB una fea acci6n que al los padres deben
ejscutar menoB an mssatEo que debs en-
sonar y dar ejemplo de moderation sus
discfpuloH pero ese MAESTRO enaeflR bisn y
81 departamento que naceAitaYa de sua ser.
vicioB, 10 Castig6 trRladaudolo & ViequaR
Si tuviera personal aufciante tai vez le
hubiera retiTado 81 tftulo.
Regpecto los mRestroa que ae lei ha
devuelto % titulo hay que Huponer que no
habEan cometido faltaH graves = Ia eBcases
de personal obligaF6 ntilizar Bus aeFvi.
clos, pFeferibla cerTar laB escuelaa.
Tai vez seR meior no habeElss dado sus
tftulos de6nitivamenta, pUes de eata name.
HR aprovechar6n la opoFtuuidad que DC les
ofrece de hacer m6riton para que no be les
retiren es possible que muchoB de slIos
ssan buenoa mRegtTos en- el poTvenir. 6i
suB faltas fueFon levea se les presenta la
Op0rtunidad de oorregiTlRs.
x. Xxx,
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"Preparaci6n do Wampole" y sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutr tivos y curatiyos
del Aceite de lIigado de Bacalao
Puro, que extrs emos de los hlga-
dos frescos del ! acalao, combinados
cen Jarabe de. Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo SiIvestre. Tomada antes de-
las comidas, aumenta e1 apetito,
ayuda 4 la digestion, y vuelYe d.
los plaeeres Y tareas del mundo q.
muohos que h;'oian perdido va to-
ia esperanza. sSEl Sr. DR.. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de-
Mexico, dice: Con buen 6xito he
usado la Preparation de Wampole
en- los An6mieos, Clor6ticos, en- la
neurastenia Y en- otras enfermeda-
des que deian Al organismo debil
Y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han Yigorizado y au~
mentado en- p3so.i' El desengaf1o es
impossible. in todas las Boticas
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Eclipse De Ia Luz sI6ctrica anoOha
So lp'gUoa los ClrOuItss 3, AVS del alum
hrlfO Dc ID Clutla.

Anoche las 43 minutos Dc apagaron
los circuitss 8, 4 = 5 del alumbrado pdbli.
co de esta ciudad, psro & los 20 minutoB So
di6 iuz nueYamente & los Circuitos 4 5,
quedsndo 81 ndmeFo 8 sea el fnal de las
GALES Allen, Tetudn y San Francisco has.
to las 1045
Ssg6n nuestroa ipformes hubo una ave-
ria en- una dc las m6quinas de la planta
el6ctrica, que fne repRradR con la mayor
actividad dicha hoTa.
FL largo ratio que gran parte de Is oiu'
dad peEmsneci6 en- tinieblag, prest6sa &
animados comentarios, sobre todo on los
sitioH p6blicos como Ia plaza de Colon.
Aquello ia muy divsFtido. Parscfa
ma boca de lobo llena de fguraB fsntss'
tiOss que 20 movfsn an oonhtsnts ir y
veniP.
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DE- Ia MUL.TiTUD

Csc han 1l3ldo nuestra p1ei.ara
ci5n . que Ia estan usando en- Is
aotualidad, janlds hernos sabido De
ninguno one no haya quedado sa-
tisf6cho del resultado. No pre-
tendemos NADIA que no haya sido
dmpliameDts justifcado por la ex-
periencia. AT recomendarla & los
enfermos no tenemos mas que ha-
Ger referencia 4 sus m6rilos. Sc
han obtenido grandes curaeiones "
de SECURE que Sc ohtendran nu-
chas mas. No hay y pcdemos
asegurarlo honradamente, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor f6 y confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enfermo durante esos periodos
en- que fafta el apetito y los ali
.mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
eYitar las falsifcaciolles ponemo3
esta maroa en- cada botella de Ia