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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-02

wei zycie stracili dwaj kolejarze.
Pociag frachtowy pedzac przez
duzy pomost wykoleil sic spadi
re znacznej wysokosci. lnni per-
sonalu uratowali sic wczesnym
zeskoczeniem.
Bloomington, ILL.,, 2 listopSda.
- Zamiast powrocic razem 10
na do Kalifornii i spedzic tam re-
SITE przerwanych miodowych ME
siecy, Fred Magill, ktorego sad
specyalny uznai niewinnym "a
rzucanej mu zbrodni zamordowa-
MIA swej pierwszej zony, zostanie
nadal W Clinton, gdzie wytoczyi
proces o oszczerstwo kilku anglel-
skim dziennikom, ktore podaiy
zmyslona wiadomosc o jego po-
dr6zy do Kalifornii z panna Faye
Graham pred smiercia swej To-
ny.
Tuxedo Park, N. Y, Q listopa-
da. = Chauffeur automobilowy,
J. Hartman pozostajacy Cd VIE
lu lat w sluzbie IL VIM. Ha1nilto-
ma, ziecia J. P. Morgana, zostai
zabity wczoraj wieczorem.
Wracajac pozna noca re Ster-
lington, do Tuxedo, Hartman zje-
chal drogi i znalazl smierc pod
ciezarem maszyny.
Buffalo, N. Y, Q listopada. -
Original zeznah Leona Czofgo-
sza, mordercy prezydenta MIC
Kinley'a, zgina} W pozarze Jaki
wczorajszej nocy nawiedzii glow
na kwatere policyjna. Ogieh byi
podobno podiozony. Przy gasze-
niu 8 strazak6w zostalo bolesnie
pokaleczonych.
Boston, Mass, Q listopada. =
Najwyzszy trybunai W Stanie
Massachusetts, po dokladnem zba-
daniu maszynek wyborczych, O.
rzekl, re wszelkie maszynki wy
borcze ukrywajace ballot pred
wyborca, sprzeciwiaja sic &onsty-
tucyi wobec tego So zabronione.
Decyzya ia znosi wszystkie ma
szynki wyborcze W Stanie Mas
sachusetts.
Rawlins, Wyo., Q listopada. =
A. Eckard, odsiadujacy SJzywo-
tnia kare wiezienna W stanowem
wiezieniu, chcac uciec wczoraJ-
szej nocy, wystrzaiem rewolwe-
ru zabii stroza Edwarda Samuel
soma.
Zbrodniarz chciai nastepnie dy-
namitem wysadzic drzwi wiezien-
ne, poniewaz jednak ME mogi
spowodowac eksplozyi dynamitu,
przeto drugim wystrzalem ODE
bral sobie zycie.
Washington, D. c., 2 listopada.
- Wediug sprawozdania sekre-
TARA skarbu dug narodowy W
pazdzierniku powiekszyl sic o
S1,177,S22, tax, re obecnie Stany
Zjednoczone maja $S79,176,63o
dlugu. Gotowli w kasie jest $3S7,-
227,O1s, wlaczajac $50 milionow
rezerwy W zlocie.
Pittsburg, Pa, 2 listopada. =
Wskutek ehsplozyi dynamitu W
kufrze Karola Flatcha bolesne o.
kaleczenia odniesli James Lyons
David Chappell, klercy bagazo-
wi ma stacyi Union. Flatcha ma
tychmiast aresztowano. Wybuch
zburzyl Geese dworca wywolai
panike wsrod publicznosci zebra
nej ma stacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-02

reku Bonapartego, okazujac ME
zwykia usiuznoSc i gotowosc W
zmienianiu i tax juz zgola nieli-
beralnej konstytucyi W duchu rea-
kcyjnym.
"Trybunat" 'korpus legislaty-
why" So uderzajaco podobne do
rosyjskich Dunn Rady pahStwa.
Roznica polega tylko ma tenn, 'ze
W Rosyi niewygodne Dumy roz-
wiazuje sic tylko, we Francyi zas
niespokojny Trybunat usunieto
w r. 1907 zupelnie widowni. Ale
lest bardzo mozliwem, re Rad ro-
syjsEi postara sic jeszcze o wyro-
wnanie tel roznicy pzupelnie-
ME podobienstwa i zupelnie Du-
me zniesie. Przedstawiciele
slrajnej reakcyi powtarzaja juz
ME cd dzisiaj, re jezeli takze /
trzecia Duma okaze sic nniezdol-
ma do pracy", "niepOs}uszna" -
to nalezy skohczyc z Gala kome-
dya wrocic do stanu rzeczy
z przed 80 pazdziernika r. 1905.
Poniewaz zaS skrajna reakcya jest
obecnie panujaca przeto tym
jej pogladem potrzeba liczyc sic
jake wysoce miarodajnym.
Wszystkie zadania i komplika-
eye Dumy przelanoby wowczas
ma Rade pahstwa, ktora bylaby
w6wczas posiusznem narzedziem
reakcyi, podobnie jak to uczynh
pierwszy konsul z "korpusem legi-
slatywnym" mowiac, ze chce
mice ,,taki korpus legislatywny,
kt6ryby niczego ME zadal cd ME
60. A ME mniej nalezy go czynlc
ieszcze s}abszym niz jest teraz'
bo w6wczas ME moglby mu slu-
zyc.
Charakterystycznem jest takze
to, re zarowno konstytucya CRU
dniowa z roku 1899 we Francyi
jak konstytucye rosyjskie bar
do umiejetnie pomijaja mibcze-
MEM sprawe prasy gwarancyInej
wolnosci. 1 podobnie jak pierw-
szy konsul rozstrzygnal te sPra-
we W spos6b dla siebie pozadany'
twierdzac, ze regulowanie po4oze-
MIA prasy nalezy wylacznle do
wIadzy administracyjnej ME
wymaga wspoludziaiu zgroma-
dzeh ustawowych, re wiec o losie
prasy jej dzialaczy MONA decy-
dowae w drodze sdministracyJ-
nych rozporzadzeh i cyrkularzy.
Takiego samego pogladu trzyma
sic r6wniez p. Stosypin.
We Francyi dnia 4 stycznia
1900 wychodzi rozkaz konsula o
prasie w Rosyi zaS dnia 20 listo-
pada 1905 r. wchodza w zycie
"tymczasowe' przepisy kaganco-
we. Lecz podobiehstwo obu tych
akt6w stale sic niemal az mistycz-
mem, talk jest caikowitem. Oto W
rozkazie pierwszego konsula czy-
tamy:
,,Biorac ma uwage, re wiele ga
zet jest tyIko narzedziem W reku
wrogow Republiki i re Rad ma
obowiazek obrony jej bezpieczeh-
stwa. konsulowie uchwalili "a
wskazane i pozyteczne zawiesie
go pism peryodycznych z iczby
10 wydawanych W Paryzu W de-
oartamencie Sekwany"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-02
PRZEGLAD
POuTYEI MIEDzYAARODOWEL.
Chicago, 2 listopada.

Przyszlego histOryka obecnego
olresu dziej6w Rosyi uderzy pra-
wLopodobnie duze podobiehstwo
/ mn6stwo analogij, jake zacho-
dza pomiedzy tym Oluesem, a
czasami pierwszego konsula Ma
poleona Bonapartego we Francyi.
Wp-awdzie wsr6d rosyjskich ge-
neral6w Napoleona niema ami ma
wet W najhchszej kopii, wpraw-
die, jak Rosya diuga szeroka,
niema W niej nikogo, &toby podo-
bnis jak Napoleon W T. 1899 oto-
czony aureola zwyciestw, mogi
siegns6 20 najwyzsza wladze, ale
pozs "a jedyna zreszta ME najwaz-
ulejsza roznica podobiehstwo o.
bu epok jest zadziwiajace. Rosya
poczatku dwudziestego wieku
lyle 4yciem Francyi z zarania
wielcu dziewietnastego. Ideally |
metody tych czas6w Przyswoiiy
sobie rzadzace sfery rosyjskie i
narzucaja je spoleczenstwu, cho-
ciai ono przynajmniej W uSwia-
domionych swych czesciach wy
rywa sic na czaio og6lno-ludzkie-
90 postepu.
Pomiedzy konstytucya bona
partowska a rosyjskiemi ,JSonsty-
tucyami" 80 pazdziernika, 2
lutego i 16 czerwca zachOdzi Ia
ka analogia ich jawnych ukTy-
Vch cel6w, a nawet zewnetrzneI
struktury, ze uderzajacego Podo-
bienstwa tych aktow oddzielo-
uych cd siebie calym wiekiem
19tym, ME spos6b zaprzeczyc.
Nai6ardziej zaciekawiajaca jed
max Jest ia caikowita uiemal iden-
tycznosc cel6w, metod, do jakich
ooie konstytucye dazyly jakiemi
sic poslugiwaly W odniesieniu do
prasy.
Jest faktem historycznie udowo-
daionym, .ze jezeli ME jedynym, to
W kazdym razie glownym celem
kOnstytucyi 13 grudnia 1899 r.
byiO zabezpieczenie samowladz-
twa Bonapartego cd wszelhel
mniej lub wiecej powaznej opozy-
cyl ze strOny istniejacych insty-
tucyj prawodawczych. Historya
dawno juz dowiodia, re wskutek
tej &onstytucyi, Napolean sam
stat sic wy}acznym panem Fran
cyl, podczas gdy instytucye tax
wv. ,prawodawcze", ii. zarowno
'trybunat" jak "korpus legislaty-
|ny' utraci}y wszelkie znaczenie
DO tego stopnia, ze sam Napoleon
n7zywai je "giuchoniememi." Ist-
mai JeszCze wowczaS senat ochra-
n'2Iacy - senat conservatism =
zodaniem kt6rego byia - "ochro-
na konstytucyi W jej czystosci /
nietykalnosci". Role tez ostatnie-
90 odgrywa bardzo dobrze dzisiej-
sly senat rosyjski, idacy slepo
s'adami swego francuskiego po-
Przednika, kt6ry wedle slow hi
stoTyka, "zaraz W pierwszych
chwilach swego istnienia rozminal
SIC wiaSciwem swem zadaniem
stas sic powoinem narzedzism W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-02

- Szef policyi Shippy, kt6ry po-
wrocil do miasta, konferowai diugo
re swoim sztabem, reporterom o.
swiadczyl, re wszystko W departar
mencie W najpiekniejszym jest po-
rzadku, zwiaszcza wszyscy wytst
urzednicy Cd lat przesz}o 20 wypro-
bowani, pelnia jak najwzoro~aej
swoja powinnosc. Mo4e kii~A drob-
nych zmian koniecznzsa ssJdzie. Gle
przewrot6w tadnych ME bedsis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-02


niz polowa nowych zachorowah
ma cholere zaszlo W guberniach
kijowskiej wolyhshej, gdzie Ii
ma zaczyna sic dosyc pozno.
Nova Buchara, Turkestan ros.,
2 listopada. = Wedle rzadowych
komunikatow o strasznej kata-
strofie zasypania calego miastecz-
ka Karatagh ma ono liczyc 5000
mieszkanc6w i ley amfiteatralnie
ma stoku CORY, ktora wskutek
trzesienia ziemi osunela sic Easy
pujac prawie Gala miejscowosc.
Liczba ofiar, podana W pierw-
szych depeszach ma $4,000 byla
stanowczo przesadzona, gdyz zgi-
neio ma szczeScie tylko 200 osob.
Wiele dornow juz pod wplywem
pierwszego trzesienia ziemi 20
stalo zniszczonych; bylo ono pio-
runujacym sygnalem do rozpa-
czliwej ucieczki, czemu wlasnie
trzeba zawdzieczyc, re sic obeszlo
bez liczniejszych ofiar W lu-
dziach.
Petersburg, 2 istopada. = Ma
deszle tutaj z Wladywostoku de-
pesze oznajmiaja, re zbuntowaly
sic zalogi trzech lodzi torpedo
wych ii. ySkory" ,,Serdity" i
- Trevotsny", bombardujac tam
tejsze forty portowe. Torpedo
wiec ,,Skory", ma ktorym znajdo-
walo sic trzech agitatorow rewo-
lucyjnych miedzy mimi jedna
kobieta, objal dowodztwo mad
zbuntowana zaloga. Ma dany
znak ubezwfadniono oficerow, a
komendanta po7bawiono zycia.
Bunt ME udai sic jednak, gdyz
baterye portowe lojalne tonpe-
dowce zasypywaiy gradem poci-
skow buntownicze lodzie, a ma
wet spowodowaly silna eksplozye
ma ,,Skorym", wskutek czego
buntownicy zgineli. Podczas
strzelaniny zginelo wiele osob cy-
wilnych zo4nierzy, a duzo do
NOW zostaIo zbombardowanych.
Amerykanjski posei we Wiadywo-
stoku doniosl swemu koledze po-
slowi w, Petersburgu, ze zostai
zabity w czasie bombandowania
miasta Amerykanin Henry Me
tert, czlonek Pacific CONNER
cial Co."
Z powodu wybuchu powyzsze-
ga mas astapi}o o k / | k a
dyrnisyi w komendzie tamtejszej
"a to, re bunt ME wybuchi mo-
tyw6w rewolucyjnych, lecz wyla-
cznie siuzbowych.
Tunis, 2 listopada, = Easily
tutaj nowe wypadki zachorowania
ma dzume. Mianowicie ulegio tel
zarazie osob W pewnej fabryce
mebli, ktora natychmiast po skon-
statowaniu strasznej epidemii
podpalono, a reszte robotnikow i
zolowano.
Sonia, Indye, 2 listopada. -
w dorzeczu Dalhi panuje wielkl
brak zywno$ci, W konsekweney
jego ogromna drozyzna. To samo
zjawisko dale sic zauwazyc W pro-
wincyach Agra i Oudh. Urzedowy
komunikat stwierdza daleko groz-
niejsza posuche niz ia, ktora ma
wiedzila te same okolice W r. 1895.
Rad czyni wszelkie wysilki, aze-
by zapobiedz klesce gsodu.
Madryt, Q istopada. - Podiug
raportow nades,anych z Tetuan,
miai uciec pred kilku dniami ge-
neral Mclean z niewoli u Rajsu-
lego. Jednak zostal On wkrotce
pochwycony skuty W kapdanach
siedzi znowu w wiezieniu.
Paryz, Q listopada. = Guberna-
tor pahstwowego banku we Fran
cyl zaprzeczyi -lrazacej powsze-
chnie wersyi. jakoby wspomniany
-.1.t ~11oho1y ha~l1 lon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-02
PERTRAKTACYE.
Ukladu rZadu waszyngtohskiegO z
rOSyjSkim spraWie naturalizacyi.
Cholera w Rosy ustaje.
9DZnaB kaasUy BuGharze znaeznensszs nz lonesome
" Tunisie ma nOwO pojawiia sic dzuma.
WidmO glOdu lndyach WSchOdnfch
SytuaCya finansowa ma WshodZie jesZcZe ME
roZjaSnOna.
darzene okret6w pObzu Detroit KaastrOta kolejowa
poicyjnej Buffalo, N "
Massachusetts
Cholera w Rosy usta ie.
afastrUy " Ducharze znaezns nnhjsze niz dOnOszonO
Tunisie ma nOwO pojawiia sic dzuma.
WidmO g1Odu Indyach Wschodnich.
Sytuacya flnansowa ma Wshodzie jeszcze ME
rOZaSnOna.

z1ne pObizu Detroit Mich KatastrOfa kOlejOWa
nedaeO POzar kwatery pOlicyjnej Buffalo, N y
synk nieprawne anie Massachusetts
gorderstwO samOb6jstwo wiezieniu Rawlns, Wyo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

last sudden invention that might be useful to
the slave the morrow. Be to tell Hanum
Rhasneh that l came to her
1t may be told here that the next morning wiz
ened little Turkish woman with unusually large
figure appeared at the Mavrocorthato home and
warned of her coming. A moment later she in
madames room, and began to shed, one after the
other, a wonderful collection of Rhasnehs beautiful
robes. Then she became the wizened up little
woman Madame Mavrocorthato had expected-wo-
enough however to know how much these
lovely clothes would please her mistress. Takshan
Pashas small box of bonds she had also slowed away
within the amplitude without attracting any notice
To return to the American and his assailants
Weir's manner became suavity itself as he recog-
nized the pitiful wretch pleading for mercy. And
when he said, BON soir, his tone tina of
diplomat rather than of man addressing his would
be murderer They told me you were in Russia"
Il returned only this morning" and for mo-
ment the Turk at a loss to understand what
kind of person this could be.
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Don't mention that name again!" commanded
Weir to whom the mere word "Rhasneh" on the
lips of such a creature seemed proclamation.
At this juncture the first Turk, who had been
quiet as a log, began to show signs of returning
Consciousness, and Weir, unwilling to risk possible
second encounter, led his captive away from the
walked in silence, wondering how he might
break away from that hold of giant; the other
After the first flush of victory, Weir had become
conscious of the fact that although he held captive
his deadliest enemy it going to be difficult
task to dispose of the until after his wedding
He could not take him to the hotel, and, with his
ignorance of the language. to turn him to the
police would almost certainly have led to his own
Imprisonment and freedom for his enemy. Colonel
Lufkn could take no part in the kidnapping of the
Sultan's diplomats, and the Mavrocorthatos had
already furnished refuge for Takshan Pasha. 1t
was equally obvious that Weir could not walk the
man about the streets much longer without exct-
ing suspicion.
II wish YOU had never left Russia" he said half
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enough completely to exercise the devils that in
habited them; therefore, since the day of
her visit to the Mavrocorthatos', three times a
day she had been digging up the earth where she
carnations.
With nine tin cups strung on new string,
she had visited nine different wells, and brought
from each cup of water to pour on the ground that
she had so assduously dug all day. One tour of
the nine wells would have been too easy and simple
for successful magic. She had made nine separate
journeys to the nine wells, and this brought her
labors far into the cold winter night.
On the forenoon of the ninth day, as she was
digging the ground where the books had been burned
she heard little sound apologize cough, and
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aloud, and then an inspiration came to
him. BY Cad! you never have-you're
still there. No one knows you are here,
and I'm sure you wouldn't want to be
recognized"
Haleb Bey appreciated the trap he
had been led into, and made one final
attempt to break the Americans hold.
But it was useless-he was like rat held
fast in the jaws of a great St. Bernard
dog. And each time that he had tried
to escape it seemed as if the dog would
shake him into hundred pieces.
My friends, the Blakes, will put you
up" Weir went on, his plan now quite
perfected You'll find them more than
be safe from the gaze of anyone who
could possibly recognize you and report
to His Imperial Majesty"
Before leading his captive into more
frequented thoroughfare, Weir cautioned
the man to obey him implicitly and not
to utter a sound. AS if to impress the
Importance of his commands, he drew
something from his hip pocket and
pressed it firmly against the small of
Haleb Bey's back. The Turk caught
the CLINT of bright metal and became
alarmed.
Don't shoot, don't shoot!" he
begged, and then with slight show of
calmness he added, DO Americans thus
shoot unarmed men in the back?"
You aren't shot yet, replied Weir
reassuringly; but you seem to forget
how it comes that you are unarmed.
Was it not when you were trying to
stab me in the back"
IF you release me, will go to Russia
to-night-you will never see me again"
A. 41,A 1o1- n,
we couldn't do that; but l promise
not to shoot if you are good and obedi-
emit"
The man seemed thoroughly cowed,
and with stronger pressure on the
small of the back Weir boldly walked
him into the main street. A cab was
soon hailed, and after pushing in his
victim and saying word to the cabman
about the indisposition of his friend, he
gave the word to drive to the Blakes'.
The missionary and his wife had long
since retired; but like true friends they
welcomed the American and his captive,
and at word from Weir entered into
the spirit of the enterprise. There was
a sewing room on the top floor of the
house, and into this the unfortunate
Turk was unceremoniously bundled.
The only window was far above the
ground, and when he had been sufficiently
tied the man seemed to be as secure as
n the Sultan's prison itself.
: Rev. Dr. Blake had searched Haleb Bey
m fast, the Turk begged that Weir remove
II from his back.
not try to escape then" the American
good child and all will be well Have
:, and then go to sleep" Whereupon
we'd his silver cigarette case from the spine
Bey and opening it offered the Turk a
ley looked at the innocent weapon and
Then you couldn't have hurt mel" he
his eyes bulged.
y offering you cigarette" replied the
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You came all the way to me?" asked Weir,
as if fattered by the attention But would your
duty to the Sultan permit you to quit your post3"
mo knows I here" the other replied
doggedy and there isn't post in the world that
would have prevented my return" Then with a
look of the deadest hatred he added, Il came here
to kill YOU
And was just quick enough to persuade you to
change your mind"
1T may not be this time; but sooner or later
swear you shall diel''
You never spoke a truer word"
And you shall never marry Hanum Rhasneh!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07
CHAPTER XII.
More Magics

A LII the trouble had begun with the foreign
~ books, Tsatsar-ab- harlem felt that strong
. ly. 1t was manifest that in spite of her
rites on the night when she had burned
the books she had not employed magic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

for successful magic. She had made nil
journeys to the nine wells, and this b
labors far into the cold winter night.
On the forenoon of the ninth day {
digging the ground where the books had be
she heard little sound, an apologize
raised herself from the ground. All the
servants knew that the nurse was making
strenuous magics, and regarded her with
admiration and awe. To the Turk the
person thus employed is looked upon
with the same veneration as the early
Christians held those making a pilgrim
age to Jerusalem. But now Fahick was
evidently trying to attract her attention
without annoying her.
"Sond -dnneSSee," he said respectfully
-'soltd-dnneSSee, the little Christian
child is here, and wants to speak to you"
Tsatsar-ab-harlem sprang to her feet,
all her fatigue gone from her body. 1t
must be in answer to her meant ations or
her prayers that Xeny had come! And
vet when she went into the house Xeny's
first words dashed her hopes to the
ground.
Il have brought these roses for
Hanum Rhasneh; for l hear that she
is ill.," the child said ostentatiously.
Then, as Fahick withdrew, she clutched
the slaves hand and said eagerly, Come
wait for us here"
Something in Xenys manner revived
the hopes of the slave, and quickly they
walked out to where Observation-Disclosures
had been interrupted in her magics.
"Hush!" Xeny whispered, although
the slave had spoken no word. 1t is
very important, what l have to tell you"
Impressively she drew a ribbon from
about her neck and brought forth TAX
shan Pasha's ring. Then she put her
face close to the slaves ear and whis-
pered, "Hanum Rhasneh was lost, and
found her, and she is going to be mar
ried tomorrow, and then she is going
to America, with Chrysanthy and TAX
shan Pasha-and you are going tool"
Tsatsar- ab-harlem beat the air with
her thin hands, and gasped.
Xeny was quite satisfied with the i'm
preston she had produced. "And-oh!
yes-you are to dig up little box be-
hind the stable, between the fourth and
fifth pomegranate trees, for Takshan
Pasha That is why have this ring"
she explained condescendingly lest the
slave fail to understand all the dramatic
details
The slave looked around Behind
The stables-between the fourth and
fifth pomegranate trees Why, that is
herel" she cried astounded, pointing to
the spot where she had already done so
much cultivation. To her the coinci-
dence was more than interesting; it was
proof positive that all her magic had not
been in vain.
"One, two, three, four" counted
Neny,-'yes, it is here. Get the box seer
You can and bring it to our house. But
you are not followed"
The simple minded who do not know /
are able to remember the things that com
lives with marvellous accuracy, and Tsat
lem repeated the directions that had bee
drilled into Xeny, without fault
Very well" Xeny approved. And
talk in the way began" Raising her vo
walked back to Miss Kitty, Xenv said
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"Esto me provino de una indigestion
y padecimientos femfneos. Padecfa &
veces de agonfa y temfa que darme sols.
COmpIetamenfe AgoEada.
ga yeces temfa levantarme, tratar
de atender q los quehaceres de mi casa,
no habfa que pensarlo.
NueVa Vida Y Vigor.
"Mi esposo me trajo un frasco de Pc
runa, y antes de concluirlo me sentfa con
nueva vida y vigor.
"Ese casancio y NAL estar que me ago
biaba desapareci6p por complete. Empece
q conner con apetito y el alimento me
nutrfa. Puedo andar y hacer mi trabajo
sin cansarme.
Obra MaraViLIOsa De La Pe-ru-na.
"Tom6variosf frascos durante ell verano
y ell otoho, y no puedo elogiarlo 10
suficiente, pues la obra que hizo en- mi,
fue maravillosa.
"Cuando por cualquier causa me siento
cansada 6 nerviosa, pocas dOsis de Pc
runa me curan.