davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Dr. ". X. Tip,nn 10 out Of town. up
AursA somewhere.
Charles 4. Spiess left Washington
Thursday for New York and home.
Miss Ella Bernard ente"talne's
t-I-nds a, her home "n the ~~sl -
latt evening.
Mrs Emma kohl.r, the guest OF
Mr.. John Robbins, IL from Canton.
ob,n. instead of Keulon. that state
Thsodore Coe and Miss +. ii. Coe.
of Newark. n. j., have arrived nj the
Cas,aneda hotel for an Indefinite stay.
L. Fell Is confined To his home
or account cs il:.ss. He has r."
vere cold and Is threatened with
T.. cumonia.
Mrs. John Strausner and mother ar
rived in Las Vegas from Albuauer'
aue this afternoon on IA visit to Mrs.
] n. Strausner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Hicks have arris'
ed In this city from their home at III
Paso. Texas, to visit In Las Vegas win
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jones.
Miss Blanche Lydiek has resumed
her work at the L. G. Murphey drue
store after having been confined to hei
home for few days on account OF Ill
ness.
A marriage license was issued al
the county clerks office this morn
ing to Fidel Crtega and Miss Aureli'
Leal. both contracting parties resid
ing nj Las Gallinas
Charles DanZieer and wife Old ~"
get away on their contemplated east
ern trip today. on account OF TN
grippv condition of the health of tn
head OF the household.
Miss Annie Treverton, who Is EN-
ployed az bookkeeper at the Ike Da
Wis grocery ON the west side. and VIII
has been III with tho grippe for som
time, Is somewhat improved.
DIR. ]. II. Baily has arrived In tn
city from Mesilla Park, to visit wit
his daughter and her husband. Rev
and Mrs. II. Van valkenburg. He Wi
spend several days In Las Vegas
Mrs. and Mrs. James r. Fetrov
who spent portion Of last winter i
Las Vegas. have come again fror
Daleville, Ind. and can scarcely bs
lieve their own eyes when noting th
many improvements about town tina
have been made within few shor
months.
W, B. Wasson Of Cherry Vale,
with postoffice address at Shoemal
er. y. NJ, was married to Mrs. Mas
dalena Gentry at the residence of o.
lando Smith on the west side. at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The nul
tial knot was tied by Justice Felip
Baca y Garcia
The dance given at the Commerce:
club Thursday evening was az e'
ceptionally .,;easant affair AMI Va
WILL attended. There Is an awafere
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

The candidates on the Citizen tic.
ket In precinct are the friends of
all Vote for them and you viii not
regret 1t. i.5o
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

esGang and impressive Al the oAA'Sf
N lodge, pruf. Cook'S orchestra ap
psared AID rendered some seFs
choice music. which was heartily en
toyea By the large crowd pEes@ni
Dainty refreshments weEe served Al
went home sounding the praises d
the Fraaernal Brotherhood a. eDter
tanners
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12
WE'LL a GOLDSMITH.

Wall paper at half price for thirty
days at $50 Sixth street. 1907 pat
terms just received. ISL
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Vote the Citizens ticket 10 pro.
cinct No s on Monday. II will be 20
your interest To do SO. I.:9
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

For rent. seven room stone house.
No. i6 Grand avenue: SIG per month.
Enquire at 5?i sixth street. 1Al
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Sabine Lujan has been appointed
sole agent for the Anti Carbon. the
sure cure for the SCOT nuisance. sS
cents per package. 1i-ss
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Fresh picked tripe and pigs feet
sauer kraut and fine mince meat. Al
falfa fed beef az Pete Roth's. l.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

haNts D S1s"& ss~
Kitty ls q pretty girl. Kitty In q Wit
ty girl. Kitty IL city girl
kitty's guang hOme:
She'll recall In days 60 eoEne h0w
she heard the partridge drum. how
she heard the hum
Evenings i'm ghe glOam
She viii remember Jack and Ned
she'll remember VIII and Pred
she'll remember all they said:
IL would fill a tome;
She'll remember winding Lanes
she'll remember waving grains
pity all her swains.
kitty's going home"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

The first time In the history 1t
Las Vegas: What? The Cislhers'
ticket In precinct 5. i59
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Come and hear Earl Critics latest
at Rosenthal hall Saturday night. i-49
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

The Optic prints all the news al
the time.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Ring up o'syrne for Yankee coal.
red hot from THE mines. 12.s3
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Cali on o'6yrns for the best domes
tIc coal In the city. l2.s3
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12
SOCIETY.

Interest tax IA In the SOCIAL fef paes
If the club ard q fins program hn"
d. planne far the coIninE :.af i's
the entertainment committee.
MaEcelino Martinez. who Is employ
ed in the establishment Of Candido
Olona AZ Springer. y. NJ. was mar
riea this morning at 7:30 o'clock mt
the Church Of Our Lady Of Sorrows
on the west side. to Miss Bruna King.
By Rev. Father Paul Giiberton. The
bride Is a sister OF Mrs, Francisco
Gonzales Of Las Vegas.
The University Of New Mexico will
give the girls basket bali team Of the
local high school and their friends a
reception and dance at the Duke City
on Wednesday night. the evening
preceding their game with the girls
team Of that school. The local Gu
thusiasts will leave the city wednes-
lday afternoon on No. and hope to
reach Albuquerque In time for the at-
flair.
When DIR. W A. Skinner. veterin-
larry inspector Of the bureau of ami
NAL industry. whose headquarters are
lin Santa Fe. returned TO that CITY
latter "a holiday visit at Fort Worth
Texas. he was accompanied by a
bride. who up to the time of her mar
riage to him was Mrs. l., NJ. Downs,
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed on December 80 at Fort Worth
DR. and Mrs Skinner have gone To
housek keeping at l30 Manhattan ave
nue.. Santa Fe.
Friends have received invitations
sent by Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Nc
Gonigle for the wedding reception %
their daughter. Grace Helen. and Mr.
Henty Gibbins, lieutenant Ninth cav
airy. u S. A.. on the evening Of Sat
urday. January 10, at 7:30 O'clock.
South Broadway, sLeavenworth. Kaa
Mr.. apd Mrs. Gibbins will be at hom'
after March /. Fort Leayenworth. Mr
e McGonigIe will be remembered a
" the contractor who built hotel .
} two at Las Vegas Hot Springs. som'
, years ago.
There Is a perceptible diminishing
G of social gatherings since the hol
} days The rush and hustle Of getting
. ready for Christmas. entertainin
! holiday guests. daily and nightly al
tendance at the various social fun6
tions given by Las Vegas hospitabl
:, hostesses, all these have been heart
a ily enjoyed. but now that lull In tn
n gaity has come. no one Is ayerse to
: little rest, and while social life
e neither at standstill or dull, tn
I holiday fun In over and the gay wori
t has settled down to its usual stead
pact. till the Lenten season sets Il
earlier than usual this year.
+ The Fraternal Brotherhood install
: ed the following named officers las
: evening: President. J. N. Cook
! vice president. Myrtle Donley; secr'
> tary, Katie Burchell: treasurer. l
e Helfrich: physician, c. Fl. Bradley
chaplain, Mary White; sergeant, Et
ward Donley: NJ. of A.. II. B. Garvin
Il II. ID. X, Arthur Keene: o. d. X
Phillip Cook. Past President S.
8 Dearth had charge Of the installatio
i ceremonies, which were very inteI
------------------------------- -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

The dance given at the Commercial
club Thursday evening was az ex
ceptionally .Geasant affair AMI Was
WILL attended. There Is an awakened
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

W, B. Wasson Of Cherry Valley,
with postoffice address at Shoemak'
or. \. NJ. was married to Mrs Mag
dalena Gentry at the residence of Or
lando Smith on the west side. at !
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The nup
tial knot was tied by Justice Felipe
Baca Garcia.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-12

Mrs. and Mrs. James B. Fetrow,
who spent a portion OF last winter in
Las Vegas, have come again from
Daleville. Ind. and can scarcely be-
lieve their own eyes when noting the
many improvements about town that
have been made within few short
months.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
HIS FIRST MESSAGE Governor of New York Presents His First
 Document

Albany, Jan, , - Governor Hughes has sent his first guborna- torial message to the state legisIa, snre. He urges that a recount he made of the vote caat in the elcc- ion when Hearst and Mcclellan were running in 1905, and aIsd recommends the passage of law 2 wing the supreme court of the state charge of election racounts. Another recommendation IS that law be adopted making limit upon the amount oi money can, dlaatc will be allowed to spend while running for office.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
EB::Iarl0eS Roads
And Would Regulate Handling of Cars
 By Government Legislation

Washington, Jan. 3-Intcrstate Commerce Commissioner Lanc re- ports to President Roosevelt that he unusual coal shortage in Dako- n is due to an illegal combine of the transportation companies, and asks that a special message be sent to congr $ advocating the estab- lishment of car cItarlng house md reciprocal demurrage law. Roosevelt will probably send
 message making similar recon mendations, but there will be a
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
THE PURE FOOD LAW Will Be Strictly Enforced And Vio1ators Ar
 rested

Washington, Jan. 3 Secretary Wilson says that the new pure food law is going to be enforced 10 the letter, and any vioIators will be severely dealt with. It is his intention to proceed against the big companies who are vioIat- tug the law first and later attend to the smaller fry.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

San Francisc" Jan. &-1.hc police asro roroivrd nforoatog that band of gyp-lcs who were campcd n~ar HorE".y knew som, thing rygart,ag thc "'crcahoot3 oi five verr old Cecil Bgit.ao, who disappeared frono near Wa,Ia Walla about six months ago, ,cy. "rol oj the band were arrested and an attcnpl made to force lhem 10 .n~ctosc any iulormation they had bat nothing could be learned from yhcm.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

Seattle. Jan 3-The Harold BIacNum fehirg schooner, will start from here for Bcr.n4 sea February l5,h, to engage in H=h- ing This will be the earliest start yer made for the northern fishing grounds.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

Omaha, Jan. 3 There are nc new developments in the threat cnod -trikcou tb" Hartman lines Members of the office fierce here state that Hartman will aUGolutlE refuse tc make any concessions
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

Olympia, Jan. , The state tax commission wlII present bill to ya" 'ogl-Ia.ure asking that all of nc railroad ears in the state, in- c,uding those owned by private parties be taxed
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

Prescribed by doctors for inva- lids and pa'ients-Buffa Lithia Mineral Water Spring No. 7 By the bottle at tine Buffet.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

great fight in congress over an att tempt to pass such a law.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

Tonopah, Jan, 3-Another fight has been arranged for Cans. He signed articles here last night for contest with Britt, to take place before the Casino athletic club. The fight will be to a finish for a purse of $25 5,OOO No date has been as yet set for the fight
 Perfect Prescription Precision and Promptnpss our motto. Owl Drug store
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

fast when the boys were ready for the jour
ney, and one of the men said, as If apologlz-
ing for their seeming Incidence: =,
Were taking things easy, because we had
a pretty hard pull yesterday; but We shant
be very far behind you."
Then the boys started, and when they were
at safe distance from the camp, Kirk said,
in tone of despair:
It's no use for us to go away from here,
for they've found out our secret and we shall
not be able to, locate even one claim, if we
go too far off,"
'I've an idea that they haven't the slightest
suspicion that there is gold right where they
have camped, said Bart, thoughtfully. eff
we hadn't come along, they. would have
started before this, and wouldn't have thought
of any hard pull they might have had yes
terday."
''But what are they waiting for?" asked
Dory, who believed as his cousin did, that
they were acting unwisely in leaving the
place.
They're waiting to get behind us. They've
got common sense enough to know we wouldn't
have left Promise Gulch unless we knew of
better diggings and they're going to find out
where we stop"
"That may be so," said Kirk, doubtfully;
"but I'm afraid they're only waiting for us to
get out of the way"
'It won't cost much to make certain of it.
You keep straight down the valley, and you
needn't travel any faster than you want to.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

I'll strike back through the woods, and if,
at eleven O'Clock, I'm not with you again, halt
for dinner"
And Bart, as he. spoke, turned abrutly. off
at the left, they having, in the meantime
gradually approached the timber-belt
Then the boys continued the journey, some
what easier in mind, but fearing that the
guide might have been mistaken in the real
purpose of the men.
Had the had more experience in gold hunt
ing, they would have known that prospectors
viii dog the footsteps of a so-called lucky
miner for days, in the belief that he will
strike a vein, or that he already knows OF
one and that they may profit by his dis
coveries. -.
yery long halt for dinner; for, before they
had prepared the MONDAY meal Bart was
with them, again, and while his report was
encouraging in one way, it was discouraglng
in another.
came up, breathless from rapid walking; "aand
what is worse, there are two other parties
close behind representatives from
Promise Gulch, who probably fancy: as these
where % here. I think Pm terribly smart, /
do, and a baby could get the best Of, me.
Here we started out when every one knew
what we were going for, and instead OF
travelling the other way at first, we've led
the whole gang just where we don't want
"Wouldnt it be better to go right back
and locate what he CAM" asked Kirk, who
feared fear that some of those who were in pur-
suit might learn the secret of the place in
quite as accidental a manner as he had:
"Not a bit of il" was Bart's decided re
going to see if can't undo some of my stu
ppidity We must not stop here any longer
than necessary, but push right on toward
Huerfano Pass"
at will take us week. to. get there, at
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

now," said Kirk, feeling sure that the guides
plan could not be one that they could carry
out successfully.
That's just what you can; but answer me
prospecting, shouldn't You say that this was
about as likely place as you've seen?"
Yes; it is situated very much like Promise
Gulch," Kirk admitted.
And I'm willing to guarantee that you'll
said B 1 tn Rf pan yHu ths GsSh Is what
well do, and if it does not fool our friends,
who will probably camp a little above us to-
night, then ~ admit that / don't know any
thing about this kind of business. Dory shall
a claim"
But what do we want to do that for?'
asked Kirk, in discontinued tone. 1--WE
don't want to stay here while some one else
is locating on the other place."
Neither do we intend to-" and Bart was
so sure now of success that he felt that he
could well afford to let the others show their
disapprobation as much, as they chose. "We'll
stake out the claim, and you'll stay right here
may have, to start out hunting, for we need
some fresh provisions. We might start To-
night, and we might go straight out to the
plain, and double back to your mine, where
claims, which will, / reckon, take up pretty city
much the whole vein. So long as YOU re
working, no one will be likely to suspect
that we've started in anywhere else, and all
you've got to do is to come on after you've
fooled those who will flock in here as much
as you can. If the claims are staked out, and
each one is being worked, we can hold them
against any conner, for the law allows that
we shall have time to ascertain the course
and dip of the vein. Each claim carries with
it hundred and fifty feet of surface ground
on either side of the centre Of the lode; SO
think that by that dodge we shall get about
as much of the. ground as we need"
! Hope sprangsup once more in the breasts
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
petulanty. Besides, don't see what We

petulantly. Besides, 1 don't see what we
shall gain" =,
Now don't get frettv." said Bart, with, a
smile: eve shan't lose your mine yet awhile,
and / believe I've got plan that'l puzzle our
friends behind"
Despite all questioning the guide refused
to tell what his plan was. He insisted that
they should push on as rapidly as they could,
and an the boys were obliged to follow, feeling
the pass was an additional one toward Civ
ing, up All nope of possessing the treasure that
had once been so nearly within their grasp
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

flowed down the mountain side, in as promis-
ing looking place for precious metals as one
could expect to see.
"There," said Bart, in a tone of satisfac-
ton, chat is just the spot I've been hoping
we should find but since / wasn't certain
whether we should light upon such a gulch
or not, didn't want to give away my plan." /"
'TThen I suppose we can hear what it is
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
CHAPTER XVI.
DOUBLING BACK.

RGED on by Bart, the boys con-
tinued the journey at rapid pace,
until, just as it was time to think of
selecting some spot in which to
camp for the night, they arrived at
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

CONTINUED ON FOLLOWING PAGE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
Ia DESGRACIA De
De WITTE.
Como reSOIVierOn deTrOCaFIO iIOS
monies CRISES"
IHdIspusl6rORIs con Ol smpsTadOr 6uIIIsrmo, en-
pIslRdO para clio ruin argueIa.

No se habr6 olvidado que el Conde de
De Wits, 81 TegEeso de los Estados
Unidos Russia, despu6s de haber nego
ciado la paz russo japonesa, fue simuItSnea-
mente proclamado salvador del Imperio
ruSc , 81 mas grande de los eAtadistas
contempor6neoE.
EI Emperador Guillermo III, con eae
entuuiasmO juvenil que 10 caFacterizs, SO
eBfoEz6 an demoBtrar ruidossmente que
participate de Ia misma opinion, al efec-
to acord6 De Witte una reception con
honores tales que iguR' aron 81 no sobrepu-
jaTon los dispensado0 otros MiniAtroB
TugoB.
De regFeso & San Petersburgo empun6
De Witse las riendas del Gobierno, 81
alto aprecio del Emperador Gniliermo lie
gFapjs6 una eSpscis de cOnasgrsci6n contra
la cual 80 eBtrellaHon los eafuerzos de aus
enemigos.
CuRndo, mas tarde, 6gtos yesoIviercn
derFocarlo todo francs, advirtieron que
10 que hacfa esta tRFea sipgulaymenta di
ffcil era el valor exceptional de que g>za
ba 81 Conde De Witte en- Berlin. Deci-
dieTon entonees hRcer cambiar Ia opinion
favorable del Empsrador Guillermo res.
pecto de 81, fin de obtsner luego del
Gar que hiciera renunciar 50 Primer
Ministro.
Con tel prop6sito enviaron un infOrme
cOnfdencioE q Guillermo II POGO des
pu6s 81 Conde De Witts csy6: Su protec
tor de Berlin 10 habfa abandonado, y el
Gear, So vez, hizo otro tsnto.
Pa,a que 90 pueda iuzgsr de Ia natura.
lezR del informe, citsremos, entreaaCa 10 de
otros passjes del mayor inter6s, estoB ras
COS caTaCtsrfsticoH references al estadiats:
''No obItante los ounce afios de psTmR-
nencia en- el pOder, De Witte eg, ain EN-
barge, nm pol1tico novel. Ha conseEvado
tOdaS aquellas cuslidadeB que SO pieTdeu
habitualmente con el conta t1 de Ia disci.
plira Ia cultura adminiBtrativas. No
ha dejado de ser el hombrs de los golpeB
decisivoB, incompatible en- el arte de pro
vocar la cafda de un adveTPaTio peligroso,
On la obtenci6n de un empr6stito Ia ne
gociaci6n de IN tratado. PeFo mirado
por otra fz, le faltsn todoH los perfies
gobreHslieDtea de los grandes polfticoS, tods
noci6n de historic el conocimientO de les
verdsdarss neceeidades de 81 patria."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
De SOCIEDAD.

BienvsnSda. en- San Juan Ia be-
lla gracioafsima for del verjel de BarroA
ssforita Estela Bou. Bien venida y que
sea poF mucho tempo.
Para AguodilLa -DeEpu6s de psBRr una
coHtA temporada en- esta ciudad, ha regre.
ssdo aver & 50 res.dencia de Aguadilla Ia
bella distipguida Btiiorita Mercedes
MercadeE, CuyaB gratas visitas la ciudad
desean todos HuB amigos sean repetidaS
con mas fFecuencia
Bueno iGrGna. LA fiesta del B6bsdo en-
ell "Pa1que" reBult6 muy animada y la
concurrenCia selecta y distiDguida. La
banda del TegimieOto ejecut6 bonitas pie
zas bailables apessr de Ia lluvia que
rein6 dende las primeraH horas de Ia noche
81 salon de baile estuvo nutridamente con.
currido. Entire las damaS que ALI rim
dieron culto Terpsicors eHtaban las dis
tinguidas s,fiorRE y se6oritas Saldsfia
CrosaH, Ramirez, Gil de Rubio, Arraatia,
Skerret, De Juan, Rodriguez UmpieTTe,
Hern6ndez, Brack, del .Valle-Zsno, Mer-
CadeT, Orbeta, Pujol, Rsdy, Lindsley,
Grey, Mellows, Nc. Connohuy, Perkins,
Moore, Nichols, Bennet, Cochran, Nc
Carthy, Reed, Buyby, Nc. Ksnzie, Mat
son, Nc Leary, Ruiz, La Ross, Martinez
Rivera.
Dsgpu6s de Ia jarana el 81 9r Filipp
hizo que Ia banda tocara aigunas danzaI
en- su obBequio = de slgunoE amigos out
ALI Sc encontrabRn.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
Ell secretu de Cssimir Perier.
EI OK prGsIdents Do Ia rspdbIcaa frsnc0sa t0m6
ID prScauGldn dc pOnsr en- OFdsn tOdOs sus
pSpSlGs.

Durante los tiltimos nos de Bu vida, y
obSediado sin duda por un preBentimiento
de mueEte, M. Casimir Perier, ex- PreGi-
dente de la repGblica franceBa, tom6 la
precauci6n de poner en- orden todos &c 3
papeIes, claBifc6ndoloB cuidRdoBamente,
para que alg6n d1a le nirvieran de juutif
caci6n ante la historic. Sc recordar6 que
CaHimir Perier fu6 Presidente unos BaiB
meEeg, Bubstituyend M. SRdi Carnot y
que renunci6 violentamente en- momentt 3
baatanteB delicadoB. Sus amigos mes init.
mos afrmsn que He retro Bumamente
disgustado de la poca importancia , facul.
tad de acci6n que los polfticoB militantes
comedian la Presidencia de Ia RspGb i
ca, uegando tener practicamente al que
deBsmpefage ese puegto, como un verdade.
70 maniquf.
Una cl6usula del testamento de CaBimir
PsFier establece que NADIA de 10 que elti
consignRdo On sus papeles deber6 ser
publicado veinte afios dsspues de 80 muer.
to. En- dichos documentos ell ex -PTesi
dente explica 90 pspel polftico, Bus prcp6
Aitog, las circunHtancias en- les cuRlts
acept6 el poder las razones que 10
determinsron declinar sus funcioneH
Cuando en- 1921 se publiquen Bus mem o.
riaH, habrSn mueKto algunaB personals que
tOmaFon parte activa en- los sucesos que 81
relats Y Las cosas habE6n Cambiado. 6s.
guramente la revelaci6n del Becreto que
encierran eHoB papeles ser6 de gran inter6s
para la historic contemporaries.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
H professor RsuVlsr,

81 professor Reuvier, eminente hombre
de ciencia, frances, asegura que nueAtra
piel no solamente produce una subHtancia
gtasienta, Hino que como las abejaB, Sc.
grega cera, hsCi@ adonos impermeables
Hegda 81, el cuerpo humane ebtS protegido
por un ligsEo barniz de cera elaborado por
nosotroB miamos, que 10 mitmo que Is Cera
de los paDRles se lic6s Ia temperature de
treinta ciacO grades centfgrados. El
flo, impide Ia seCreaci6n de eata substan-
Cia 10 menos la solidifca & este fe
n6msno atribuye NJ. Rouvier las grietss
que ae formRn On invierno en- Ia piel del
hombre, particularmente en- las manoB y
en- los labios. Las msteriaH como la gil.
cerina, Ia Molina ceratOs 30 usan como
remedio, porque preciSamente procuran 4
Ia piel Ia substancis que por 81 frfo no
pueds eIaboTar para que Be mRntenga en- 80
egtsdo normal.