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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
N0TAS Y NOT|CAS.

Ell viernes por la tarde Sc lley6 d
efecto una jira en- el Parque concu-
Eriendo conocidas senoritas y jo-
Eenes de esta ciudad y algunas
benoras. Entire otras sehoritas
istuvieronlas de Vazquez, Cintr6n,
Benitez, Garlic, y Penedo y los
pvenes Rafael y Miguel Ferrer,
Aboy, Vidal, y Penedo Benitez.
nvitaron los distinguidos esposos
Benitez Benitez. La reunion ter
bin6 a las 5 de la tarde y hubo
krofusion DIS obsequios.
Ha estado recogido alguno dfas
IN SUI residencia de Santurce con
, grippe ell Sr. Siaca Pacheco, en-
lleado de la secretaria de P. Rico.
Due restablezca pronto.
Aver tarde y despu6s por la noche
(ubo repetidas interrupciones en- la
irculacion de los carros electricos
! alumbrado. Segdn informes fu6
lausa de la interruption Ell arrastre
le baiseros del rio q. mueve~la plan
Ia del saito de Comerio. La direc-
eion de la empresa dispuso seguida-
nente que Sc levantara vapor en-
"a planta de Santurce para dar CO.
lriente V los 20 minutes Sc res
lablecio el servicio de criculaci6n
le trenes Y alumbrado.
Sc estan terminando las obras
le reparaci6n y nuevas insta-
aciones en- Ell sanatorio de la liga-
Cntituberculosa situado en- Santur-
te, cuyas obras Sc proyectaron V di-
ijieron por el ingeniero Sr. Jose A.
)anals y personal de SUI oficina.
: Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad eI
)apitan Tallada de la policia insu-
sr.
Mahana salen para Guayama en-
utom6vil, el DR.. Tomas Vazquez
el secretario particular del gober
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lache quemandose s cuerdas
de cana.
Ell tren mixto que llega a es-
ia ciudad a las once de la no
che fue objeto el microbes de
vandalico atentado. Al pasar
por el kilometro 73 un salvaje
arroj6 una piedra que pene-
tr6 por una de las ventanillas
del coche de primera, rom
piendo ell cristal E hiriendo en-
la cara a un anciano y por des-
gracia a un estrangero que
tras ell dolor quedo asombrado
de que Sc apedreen los trenes.
La policia tiene conocimien-
to del hecho.
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|KFORMAC|ON GENERAL

D. .
Han hecho su ingreso en-
la Union los vecinos de Naran
jito, o,gJuan Jose Padilla, Raj
mundo Padilla, Bias Padilla,
Placido Padilla, Telesforo Pa
dilla, Hipolito Vazquez, Es-
teban Ferrer, Limo Ferrer,
Nicomedes Ferrer, Indalecio
Figueroa y Francisco Mora
les Acosta, que hasta aver mi
litaron en- ell partido republi-
cano.
Sean bienvenidos los bue-
nos compatriotas.
Fl senior Maxim6n trata
de establecer en- la plaza vieia
l4cllte a la escuela correction
de Mayaguez I'm teatro de We
rano, para el cual solicita la
correspondence concession de
aquel ayuntamiento.
-Ha sido aprobado en- los
examenes de maestro gradua
da en- Aguadilla, la senorita
Francisco Rogue.
En- el poblado de Sabana
Yegua fue herido Ell comercian
te don Jose Rivera Arias por
un j6ven de apellido Mediric,
En- ell case de infanticidio
cometido en- Vieques, y del
cual va conocen nuestros lee
torres, han sido puestos en- IL
bertad Ismael Penzort, her
mano de la Penzort, presunta
autora del infanticidio, asi
mismo Sc ha dictado aute de
eXcarcelaci6n q Tomas Flo
res. Roberto Pensort, SUI espo
sa y Almira Pensort, solo Sc
les sigue causa como encubri-
ores del delito, senalandose-
: mil dollars al primero y
Iuinientos a los otros.
En- Arecibo han caido
fuertes aguaceros en- el curse
de la presente semana, habien
do ocurrido avenidas del rio
Grande.
-Ha empezado en- la corte
de distrito de Aguadilla ell
juicio contra Francisco Ra-
mos presenta matador de Gui
llermo Farragut y Alzamora,
natural Mallorca. FL hecho
ocurrio en- ell mes de Mayo del
pasado ano en- la central Bian
chi Pagan, de Ahasco. Ell de-
fensor del acusado es ell licen-
ciado Arrillaga, y sostiene la
acusaci6n Ell fiscal senior Llo-
reda.
Los miembros del Club Ju-
men, de Ponce, Sc proponen
construir un edificio para los
finees de la sociedad, asf como
para dar conferencias pGbli-
cas- y fiestas de beneficencia.
Aver fueron repartidas en-
la casa Ayuntamiento de Are
cibo un centenar de limosnas
consistentes en- carnes pan
arroz y metalico.
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LIMCSNA.
de Ivdn Ioetrguenetf.)


Pobre, astroso, desvalido,
con. acento dolorido, .g.
de mis- pasos yendo en- pos, .. 49,.
pidiome un debil anciano
tendiendo la sucia mano
luna lmosna por Dios!
Al OR SUI voz planidera,
sentf compassion sincera
y 10 quise remediar;
mas no llevaba con migo
NADIA que dar al mendigo
para SUI hambre mitigar.
-Perd6n, no llevo dinero-
die al pobre pordiosero;-
perdon, amigo, perd6n.-
Y, tendiendole la mano,
estrech6 la del anciano
con ternura y emoci6n.
-Gracias -clamo ell indigente
suspirando dulcemente;-
gracias por vuestra bondadk<'
Darle la mano a un mendigo
y tratarle cual amigo
es limosna Y carload. ''sS',ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
.DESCUBRIMIENTO
ARQUEOLOG|CO.

En- Ponpella, la pequena
ciudad sepultada bajo las Sc
nizas del Vesubio, hara mas
de l 800 amos, ACADIA de reali-
rse I'm nuevo descubrimien-
to que proyecta nueva y ex-
trafla luz por cierto, sobre la
creencia popular de la leyenda
referente a los origenes de Ro-
ma. Consiste ell hallazgo en- un
6leo dividido en- cuatro esce-
mas, cada una de las cuales re-
presenta las cuatro frases del
gran drama de esa creaci6n,
Desenvuelvese Ia primera
n elklAlfseoIde los doses.
Avanza ell Sol en- su carroza
de esplendores, y e1 dios Mar
ia, vuela rapidamente hacia
la terra.
La segunda escena ocurre
en- Ell palacio del rey Amulius.
Levantase q la derecha una
peque1a eminencia, en- cuya
vertiente puede verse q la YES
tai Rhea Silvia, que fu6 la ma
Dire de los gemelos Romulo y
Reno, reclinada y sumida en-
profundo sueno. Un POGO mas
abajo, hacia la izquierda y en-
primer termino, Sc eleva ell
temple de Salt, cuyos sacer-
dotes observan ell descenso
del dios, presuroso, sobre el
vestal dormida.. ....
Ell castigo de Rhea Silvia,
sirve de asunto a la tercera es-
cena, y en- la Ultima Sc We ell
Ifber con los gemelos vigila-
dos por Mercurio y amaman
tados por la loba. En- un grupt
Sc destaca ell pastor Fanstu-
lus y SUI mujer, Acca Lauren
tia, quienes contemplan> alto
nitos aquel espectaculo extra
no de la loba y los gemelos que
lactan en- sus mamas.
En- ell temple de Mercurio
de la misma ciudad de Pom
peya, Sc ha descubierto una
lapida de marmol, que cuen-
ia como Romulo, hijo de Mar
te, fundo la ciudad de Roma,
Y reino 38 amos. Menciona ell
primero de los generates que
mat6 en- la guerra, y termina
diciendo que fue admitido en-
tire los doses y nombrado Qui-
rino.
Ese 6leo no Sc considera
factura original. Creese que es
reproduction de una obra
griega de a mediados de la
centuria, anterior a la
era cristiana.
Esta deduction Sc confirma
por los resultados de ultima
oritica alemana sobrl asun-
to. Tiende esta, q demostrar
lue el mito de R6mulo Sc orr
yin6 en- ell distrito que circun-
la ell Vesubio, y fu6 inventado
Dor los greco-romanos que,
lespu6s de la conquista de
Roma, Sc extendieron por ell
medic dia de Italia.
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Iraslado de los res
tos del distinguido
arecibeno don Ber-
nardo Huicy.
Acto vandalico en- Ell tren
nlxto.
Fue arrejada una piedra al co.
che rempieBdo los cristales
de una de las yentanillao
(De nuestro corresponsal) J

Abril 3O.-A las cuatro de la
tarde del microbes lego a es-
ia Estacion del ferrocarril ell
tren especial que conducia los
restos del que fue cumplido
ca ballero y distinguido areci-
beno D. Bernardo Huicy y Ma
rim.
Acompanaban desde San
Juan ell cadaver elementos de
todas las classes sociales Y q
ellos Sc reunieron en- la esta-
ci6n numerosisima concu-
rrencia que acompanaron al
funebre convoy hasta ell ce-
menterio. ,
ALI elsLdo. Angel Acosta
Quintero con sentidas frases
en- nombre de los familiares
dio las gracias a los concurren-
tes, despidiendo ell duelo.
Lujosisimas y numerosas
coronas como simbolo de re
cuerdo fueron depositadas so
bre la tumba del inolvidable
com patricia.
Reciban sus deudos nues-
tro,mas sentido pesame y des-
canse el en- la paz del Senor.
R. |. P.
Desde aver Sc encuentra en-
tire nosotros el apreciable ami
60 D. Bernardo Blandino ad-
ministrador de La Correspon-
dencia. Bienvenido.
Aver a las doce y con ARE
glo al programa dieron CO.
memo las t1estas patrOnales
de San Felipe. Sc dieron va
rios juegos populares en- ell
paseo Victor Rojas y la Estu-
diantina espanola TOGO ALI va
rias pleas de SUI atrayente
repertoire. A las diez comen-
70 en- ell teatro ell bale con que
Sc obsequiaba a los benemeri-
tos Bomberos ell que resulto
muy concurrido. La orquesta
dirijida por el Sr. Guerrero
excelente.
Pos no haberse reurido el
Consejo municipal en- session
ordinaria yno haberse por 10
tanto tornado acuerdo sobre
ell cambio de la calle que ha de
denominarse de Francisco
Gonzalo Marin Sc Suspende
del programa ell tan interesan-
te nGmero posponiendose pa
ra cuando quede ninada la
pavimentaci6n d, esta calle
celebrar ell acto con toda So
lemnidad.
Ell domingo a las diez de la
Sc dara lectura en- los
salones del Ayuntamiento al
laudo della meior biografia del
invicto patricio Francisco
Gonzalo Marin.
La comisi6n de festejos SUI
plica a todas las personas que
tengan coches concurran al
paseo que tendra lugar ell do
por la tarde aunque no
vayan adornados reuniendose
en- la plaza principal en- uni
on de los que consurren al
concurso.
En- los momentos que aver
Sc publicaban las fiestas Sc
lnicio un incendio en- los cana
verales de la Central Gambia
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DOS CORONAS,
(De la reiqaa Elena de Nalla.)

En- la frente del monarca. i
la aurea corona rutila
con cegadores destellos
de soberbias pedrerfas.
Mucho brilla la corona,
que seduce y que fascina,
y todos al contemplate
con admiration y envidia
solo ven ell orc puro -.
y las piedrezuelas ricas.
Nadie ha visto otra corona
que nj deslumbra Abrilla;
bajo la corona regia,
cinendo la frente altiva,
hay una diadema obscura
que de noche, cual de dfa,
oprime las regias sienes
produciendo mil heridas.
iDesde Dios, todo monarca
cine corona de espinas!
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FARMACIA LA EMERITA"
DE MANUEL PUG DIANA.
PONCE. lsABEL 7 LEoS 81

Er ssta farms-is hay constants sIrti-
10 De drDEas frescas y pateutes de- eK-
.ranJero v los EstadDs Unidos una
1Isna sslecta p.erfImerla De los nslorss
abrieauts5 tales ooDo Z & q = L 7
Iyer.
EEpeczal s'e--H1 - = despach1 de.
aret1z bajs "a mas rIETusa eEs5-tl5 >
rveios zuuzue4;= i1ILados ~ y
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Sc ALQUILA

Sc a.qgi.a si -Es3oF De q casa
, No. : de la Ie &c Saa Jose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Hoy Domingo 2 de Mayo.
o. Sangre mOza a petici6n
general.
0. Patria Chics obra que ha
dado fama a los hernia,
nos Quintero.
.. VientO en- pOpa obra SUI
mamente comica Y cxito
de Castillo.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
AER0PLANITIS is LATEST
DISEASE IN WASHINGTON
Senators Trudge Out to Unshelteree
Field Where Sun is Searching TO
See Flights.

WASHINGTON. July s.-Thc
weather is hot in the .ltlonal capital
and the tariff debate Is warm and de-
pressing. But the hottest thing IA
Washington just now Is the throng of
patients who are suffering with aefo-
plane fever, the latest dis ease
Despite the shrivelling sunshine and
choking dust Of the Fort Myer parade
ground where the Wright brothers are
making their flights. aeroplanitis
thrives. Senators who are well known
To be az patient and seif-contained as
a baseball fan With Two out and the
bases full forsake the chamber and
tTudge out 10 the unsheltrred expanss
Of field where the sun beats merci-
lessly down. 10 see The machine soar.
Patience is the browning OF the
seroplanitis patient AS concrete ex-
ample take Steve EllSlns and Ben Till
man, whose enthusiasm is about as
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
l,400, 900 ACRES ADDED
TO CANADA'S WHEAT AREA
Although Early Operations Were De.
iayed, the Promises Are for
Good Harvest

OTTAWA. Ont. July s.-The cen
sus and statistics bureau here has is
sued 4 report on the crops and live
stock Of Canada as reported at date
OF June 10.
In all parts OF Canada. farm opera.
tions have been delayed this year.
The months Of April and May We're
cold and wet and farmers only able
to get on TO land Tate and at inter.
walls. Yet collectively the reports from
all the provinces are very satisfactory;
grain crops and grasses are growing
thrifty. and. except in some localities
OF tho Maritime provinces. where the
rainfall has been ligns. there is prom
ise o: An excellent harvest.
Wheat, the great staple crop OF the
country, has reported area OF T.
1904 acres. which ia 100000 acres
more than last year. Manitoba. Sas-
katchewan and Alberta show an area
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
CLAIMS HE CAN FLY FROM
VICTORIA, B. c., TO FRISCO
Scientists Say Gibson's Arship Is Al
most Counterpart of One Referred
to In Famous Book.

VICTORIA. b. c.. July S.-An air
ihip which scientists say here Is al
most counterpart Of the mythical
Aeronef referred to in Herbert Quick's
novel, Virginia OF the Air Lanes has
been invented by w Gibson, a Scotch
inventor living here. and many pro
rounce II as the longest step in the
direction OF aerial navigation yet
taken.
Gibson claims TO have experimental
uccessfuliy with the machine and de
clares he can fly to San Francisco
rom Victoria in less than five hours
The machine carries 222-pound en-
tine. which Develops Go horsepower.
The most sweeping claim made by
Gibson for the machine IS that It em
bodies entirely new principles and
carries a set OF governors or balanc-
.rs by which the ship rights itself IN
midair and does not need the delicate
balancing necessary to other machines
Gibson even claims that these gov.
crnors are so effective that II the
machine is started upside down from
The ground IL will right itself auto
laatically after IL has risen few feet
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
CAPTURE OF SOLDIERS
MAY REOPEN BREACH
Austrian Troops Taken on Servian
Island and Protest is Sent to
Belgrade

BELGRADE. July s.-Through the
condition OF suppressed excitement
which characterizes the Servian court.
it gradually became known today that
grave fears are entertained lest the
tapture OF $50 Austrian soldiers on q
SCrvian island I'm the river Drina yes
terday may lead To revival OF the
Austrian-Servian troubles.
1t develops that the fainting Il,
which caused King Peter to fall from
nis horse while riding IN the Top
schilder park yesterday followed i'm.
mediately the arrival OF a courier
with news of the Austrian in Servian
territory IL is believed that King
Peter believed the incident signalized
the renewal of Austrian aggression
which would endanger his throne and
his life.
Although he has practically recov-
cred from the Seizure, King Peter to-
day is half crazed with anxiety over
the outcome OF the affair a formal
protest has been forwarded TO Vienna
and II Is understood in answer the
Austrian government has protested
against the arrest OF the soldiers.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
CADILLAC MOTOR
CO. sELLsT0 TRUST
Nearly $4,000, 900 Said To Have Been
Paid for Concern Capitalized at
Only $1,500,0O0.

Negotiations that have been in
progress several weeks eliminated.
Wednesday night. In the sale of the
Cadillac Motor Car Co.'S plat 10 the
General Motors Co. for a considers
ton OF nearly s5.000.000. The Cadil-
lac Co. Is capitalized at 81 100000 and
the stockholders will receive hand'
some return on their investment.
The Cadillac plant Is one OF the
largest I'm the country. employing 34OO
men. Its output for 1909 will be near
ly 10000 cars
w. c. Durant. chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee OF the General MO-
tore Co. who took an active part III
the negotiations. announces that there
will be no change in the management
or factory organization and that Cadli
lac policies will continue to prevail.
1T Is source of much satisfaction
20 u.s." he said. that we nave been
able to secure such complete factory
a perfect organization and car with
such an excellent reputation.
w. G. Leland will be the manager
of the concern, with Henry M Leland
acting In an advisory capacity.
The Cadillac factory proper is nj
Cass and Amsterdam-aves. II also &c
cupies a large piece OF ground lying
between Cass and Woodward, between
the Woodward-ave. car barns and the
viaduct. with show rooms fronting
Woodward. The plant also includes
the old Leland & Faulconer factory
at Trombley-ave. and Dequincre st.
The officers and stockholders are:
President. Lem w. Bowen; vice pres
ident. Clarence A. Black, treasurer.
William II. Murphy; secretary. ". Z.
Leland: manager, H. NJ. Leland; A.
T.. F.. White. T. A. Leonard. l.. +.
Sweet, A. G. Leonard and II. n. Pat
taa
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
LATEST GRAFT EXPOSURE
AMUSEs RUSSIAN PUBLIC
Biggest Slice Of s3.5oo.ooo Plunder
From Central Asia Railway Deal
Goes 10 Engineers.

ST. PETERSBURG. July s.-The
latest bit OF graft discovered in Rus
STA was I'm the building of the new
Tashkent railway. a line to open mp
Central Asia To Russian civilization.
Russia is so used 10 graft exposures
that the most Migrant case now
evokes merely a few smiles among
cafe frequentefs and theatef goers.
II seems that the biggest slice 81
the s3.500.000 plunger this time went
TO some engineers. II was their duty
TO supply some thousands OF truck
loads OF cement, bricks. lime and such
material TO the government the real
builder OF the railroad
government Official was appointed
10 count these loads and verify their
contents. When the engineers rolled
the trucks past him he counted them.
When the same trucks were rolled
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

we'll ordered and controlled as a f1re
In a powder factory. They Will wait
for an hour-a nerve wrecker temper
rasping hour-watching Oryille
Wright chew a blade Of grass with
languid interest and when the ma
chine leaves It's rail with II clacking of
propellers, wave their mats enthus-
iastically and shake hands with each
other, even II the numbering aeroplane
only goes 100 yards. And the Wrights
are so encouraging TO the spectators.
Hours pass and still there is tinker
ing 10 be done. n
That's the way things are going
now and II they keep II up long
enough Washington will nave the real
old aeroplanitis and congress Will
vote the signal corps that $4,000, 600
or whereabouts for the promotion OF
aeronautics.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Cannot Punish Corporations.

ALBANY. n Y4IJuly S.-CoTpora
tions convicted OF maintaining pool
rooms cannot be punished. according
10 a decision handed down by Judge
Addington. of Albany. He points out
that the law provides as a penalty for
violation sentece OF Imprisonment
and contends that II Is not possible to
punish corporation In this way. The
ruling was made in the case OF the
Municipal Telegraph Co. and the
Eastern Telegraph Co, OF Albany
which recently pleaded guilty TO in
dictments charging them with pool
selling.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

had been sent to lawyer tenant OF
the building by a friend in Panama.
The little body and the big tail OF
the 'frisky squirrel. after 1t had gnaw-
cd its way out Of its wastepaper basket
cage. caused a panic among 300 stem
ographers In the building.
Girls stood on chairs screamed. up
set typewriters and had warm time
generally.
The lawyer promised the Humane so.
clety man he would take the squirrel
home.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

back again before him he counted
them again. In this simple manner
he gave receipt for twice as many
loads as were delivered.
To perpetrate such n fraud II was
necessary 20 let an army Of officials
into the scheme. Otherwise some dis
gruntled Official would have spoiled
the game Something like $50 OIL
Gals We're mixed up I'm the mess. OF
course all were discharged-after they
had feathered their nests.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
A Nlaht Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are calomel.
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid
your bed TO rob you of rest. Not 40
18th DIR. Kings New life pills. They
never distress or inconvenience, but
always cleanse the system. curing
Colds. Headache. Constipation. Malar.
IA. at f. c. Kinsel Central Drug Co.
Gray e. Worcester
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

lob Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., 15 John II st. Phone I49S.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Of s.S7s 900 acres. being i.254.oeo acres
more than last year. 81
PLAGUE OF BUGS HITS
CITY LIKE HURRICANE

WORCESTER, Mass July So
plague OF bugs has struck this city.
Big bugs little bigs, bugs that wsk
and bugs that creep. are invading peo-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
SQUIRREL CAUSES PANIC
AMONG 800 WOMEN

NEW YORK, July s.-"Help. Come
quick There's squirrel loose here.
walled n voice into the telephone NJ
The Humane society headquarters. yes
terday.
The voice came from the Corn Ex-
change Bank building, and there's
where the agent OF the society hur
tied.
The squirrel, no bigger than a rat,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

To movements of species OF sea-
weed are attributed the loss OF AGO.
600 oysters from French beds. The
weed apparently attached itself TO
them, then foated away. carrying the
shells with It,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

pies homes until they can't sleep at
night
In fact. the health department says
the whole town is going bugs"
Disinfectant. smoke and other ordi-
nary means OF killing the pests have
had no effect
Now they're talking about a force
OF bug policemen TO chase the bugs
back 70 Bugville.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-27

fused. However, De Forest was in
formed that the Eiffel tower would
gladly receive any RADIO kilograms
he might send from New York"
So far the record for the wireless
telephoning is held by Lieut.-Major
Drama Of the italian navy. He has
spoken ESQ miles. 1t is said the rea-
son the French government refused
the American inventor permission is
that 1t long has been secretly perfect
ing a wireless telephone which is due
to the invention of Captains Franc
que and Bennett OF the army. Ex-
periments already have succeeded and
the apparatus is now being put in
the tower. 1t will be complete in
four or five months and will enable
verbal communication with French
stations in America and French ships
at sea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-27
SURELY SETTLES
UPSET STOMACHS
INDIGESTION, GAS, HEART
BURN OR DYSPEPSIA VANISH
Five Minutes After Taking Little
Diapepsin Your Stomach VIII Feel
Fine Again-Eat Your Favorite
Foods without Fear of Distress.

Every year regularly more than
million stomach sufferers in the Uni
ted States, England and Canada take
Papes Diapepsin and realize not only
Immediate but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation WI d.
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour, gassy or out of order stomach
five minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lays like lump or
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn. that is sign of indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a oO-
cent case Of Pape's Diapepsln and
take dose as soon as you can There
VIII be no sour rsngs, no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach, nau-
sea or intestinal gripping. This will
all go. and besides there will be no
sour food left over in the stomach to
poison your breath with nauseous
odors
Pape's D apepsin is a certain cure
for out of order stomachs, because
It takes hold of your food and digests
It just the same as If your stomach
wasn't there
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery is waiting for you at
any drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of dyspepsia, in
digestion or any other stomach dis
order