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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-11-05
CHAPTER NIX.

1--WE heard the newsl' cried
Cherry later that afternoon.
shrieking 10 make herself
~ heard above the rattle and
jar Of the machinery
There seems 20 be a Providence
that watches over fishermen" said
Boyd
Il am happy. for your sake. and
want 20 apologize for my display OF
temper. Come away where won't
have 10 scream 50. want TO talk to
you"
1T IS music 20 my ears" he an
swered as ne led her past the rows
Of Cinnamon bowed before their sold
ering torches rs II busted with some
heather rites. But I'm glad 10 sit
Town just the same. I've been on my
feet for thi-ty-six hours"
"Its too much for one man." she
declared.
Lob. I'll sleep tomorrow"
Ibid you see-herT' questioned
Cherry.
Yes
"She must be very proud OF you"
she said wistfully.
'I-I-don't think she understands
what am trying to do or what II
means. Our talk was not very salts
factory"
"she surely must have understood
what Marsh Ia doing"
Il didn't tell her that"
why notr'
what good would it have doner'
'Why"-Cherry seemed bewildered-
''she could put stop 10 IL: she could
use her influence with her father
against Marsh expected TO zee your
old crew back st work again. Oh. I
wish ] had her power ai
''She wouldn't take hand under
any circumstances-lt wouldn't occur
to her-ahde naturally sDuidn't ask
her" Boyd flushed uss6mfortabiy.
Thanks 10 Georges trap. there Is no
need" He went on 10 tell Cherry OF
the scene with BIT. Wayland and its
stormy ending.
They have used all their resources
20 down YOU" she said. but luck, Is
NibA yvu. anu you nuStn let Lnen1
succeed. Now is the time TO show
them what Is In you. Go IN and win
her now against all OF them s'f.e
He was grateful for her sympathy,
yet somehow IL made him uncomfort-
able. rsfr t9r
-''what was II you wished to see me
sboutT' ne asked. e1 .f2to.
"Oh! Have you seen ChakawanaT p
"No." ia Jos ear cl
"she disappeared early this morning
soon after the yacht came in. 7 can't
| find her anywhere. She took the baby
| with her. and-I'm worried"
Doesn't Constantine know where
she is?' .sesrif sf
"why. Constantine is down here.
| isn't her 'oN % aw or
s"He hasn't been here since yester-
] day" AT tNf ta ~3t q.
!. cherry, rose nervousiy. There Is
something wrong. Royd. They have
been acting queerly for a long, time
Just then Constantine came saunter-
ing round the corner OF the building.
| Thank heaven cried Cherry. HE
] will know where the others arc"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-11-05
CHAPTER Xxx.

A IL that night Boyd stayed at
IN his post. while the cavernous
Nj building shuddered and Kissed
. TO the strainIng toll OF the ma.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
BIRTHS.

.- BOYS.
Carl Stuve, S4S Livernois. twins hoy
John wellington. 500 Champaign
William Heppner. 1867 McDougaiI.
Frederick Defour, 653 Rivard.
Anthony Schmidt $3.50 Erskine.
clark Aubrey, lS7 Dix.
Norman Henwood. tSS Lansing.
William Taylor. so Hussar.
Richard Lewis. Ss9 lafayette.
Fred Trebesch. 304 Hunt.
Richard Filban, 1874 Williams.
George, McGonegal, 673 Sheridan.
John Garica. 200 Forest.
John Wrublewski, 497 Garfield.
William Roth. 81 Superior.
Stanley Borcz S25 Willis.
John O'Hara. 339 Baldwin. 49,
John Pitte, 1873 Sheridan.
Francis Nadeau. 10 Preston
John shahan. 247 Beaufait
John Brown. SCI Howard.
George Kolb. 352 Myrtle.
John PLIGHT. 267 st. Joseph.
John Davidio, GA Russell.
John Zielinski. 405 Illinois.
Frank Treppa; $50 Theodore.
Edward Mahon, 33s Chamberlain.
John stewart. 371 sixteenth.
Joseph Taylor, ESQ Sixth.
Joseph Mikaooes. 673 PiQuette
Joseph Plccolo. 427 Rlvard.
Frank Baranowski. 342 Illinois.
William Parnitzky, % Charlevoix.
william Smith, 500 Field.
Matthias Bauer, 1914 McDougalI.
Stew Kostenisky. 534 Superior.
Felix Boisvort, sos Third.
August Grabowski. l02 Cedar.
George Baker, Detroit.
Charles Hunter, 1916 Greenwood.
Albert Kelly. 476 McDougall.
Archie Tyrell. 1880 Jos. Campau.
T.. Douglas. 220 Rowena.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
GETS AVIATION MEET.
Worlds Championship Contests Will
Take Place on Long island.

NEW YORK. May 13.--The board
OF governors OF the Aero club ~
America has decided 10 hold the next
worlds championship aviation meet
on Long Island, and active plans have
been begun for making the contest
the greatest In the history of inter
national aviation.
Bids for the exact location will be
opened next Tuesday, but II Is be-
lieyed that the governors will decide
that the contest will be held either la
Belmont Park. In Queens county, or
Long Island, IL miles from New York
city. or on the Hampstead Plains, with
headquarters at Mineola. the scene
of the Vanderbilt cup races, about 20
miles from the heart OF the city. Both
locations have been pronounced ideal
for the contest
Los Angeles. Seattle. ST. Louis. Gin
cinnati and Washington. Baltimore.
Atlantic City, Denver, and other cities
had put In bids for the contest.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
PEOPLE P|NINGfOR
FIFTY ORDINANCE
-MAyOR BpEITMEyER.
His Honor Sure Populace Will
Tumble Over Itself in Eagerness
To Vote for Measure.
MAYOR BREITMESEh.

In the opinion of Mayor Breitmeyer.
the street car question Is almost as
good as settled. II Is simply a matter
of weeks now, he says.
Il see no reason why the matter
should not be disposed OF before July
/, and | firmly believe II will be,
declared his honor, Friday morning. u
believe the people have their minds
all made up TO accept the committee
OF nifty ordinance and are eagerly
There Is little question but that
the ID. u. X. will accept the ordinance.
The company has already indicated
that II would do SO before the COM
mittee and elsewhere. The arbitra-
ton board, In all probability, will be
through with it's work this month, UNI
less unforeseen obstacles arise. After
those gentlemen have fixed the figure
that is To 90 into the ordinance the
council undoubtedly will act promptly.
Next will come the special election,
which will mean. am firmly persuad-
cd. the acceptance OF the ordinance,
or contract, for that Is what II Is, by
large majority.
The people are tired OF this ques'
tiOn What they want is service. and
lhinL they realize that the quickest
way 10 secure the needed improve
ments, Is by adopting the plan of set
tl2ment that is proposed. II the mat
ter can be disposed OF this summer,
we can begin TO get results In the way
OF extensions, etc, by fall.
"Of course, IL the people should re-
fuse TO accept the ordinance, then
wen have to take another tack, AMI
] Gm net prepared to say now what
that will be-"
II was suggested TO the mayor that
the fifty" ordinance and the munich
pal ownership proposition might be
submitted at the same special cleo
ton. but the plan did not appeal TO
him al all.
That would mean more delay" said
he. Il don't think the municipal own
ershiF proposition will be in shape 10
submit before September, and | don't
think il would be fair to the people
to withhold the ordinance from their
consideration any longer than is nee.
essary. The people are ready to vote
on this plan at the earliest opportun-
ity."
And all the while the mayor was
speaking the head of old Sandy" the
Belle Isle grizzly, the hide of which
now adoYns the mayors private Office.
was looking his honor squarely In the
face, and II wore broad grin. Be
sides, II was Friday, the thirteenth
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
ROOSEVELT VISITS
HOMES
Says He Is Greatly Interested in
Welfare Of Those Who Have Failed
in Life's, Struggle.

BERLIN. May 13.-Col Roosevelt
TO-DAY gave further evidence Of his in
tention TO apply himself To social
problems, particularly the care of the
helpless aged. when he returns to
America.
Today he followed up his recent In
yestigation OF the Danish National
home Tor old people. conducted while
he was In Copenhagen. by visiting the
model poor houses. homes for old peo-
pie and insane asylums I'm the envir-
ons or Berlin. The trip was made In
an automobile and under the guidance
OF the burgomeister.
Today's visits were not on the orig
inal program, but were substituted for
the social features planned. at Roose-
velt's request The colonel declared
that he was greatly interested In the
problem of caring for the aged and
those who, through no fault OF their
own, have failed In life's struggle.
Roosevelt gathered all available
statistics on those subjects here today
end announced that he would do the
same when he reached London, with
Of the question as presented In
Europe and America. II Is understood
that much OF his conversation with
the kaiser had to do with the social
and Industrial problems engaging the
attention OF Germany and America.
Roosevelt was I'm the best OF
spirits today and his voice showed
big improvement, despite the strain
put upon 1t by yesterdays lecture.
Berlin simply can't get over the
terms OF extreme democracy estab-
lished by Roosevelt and the Kaiser
and there is open wonder as to what
would have happened had the kaiser
not been under restraint from the
death of the King of England. For
mality and traditions have been cast
aside by the kaiser and he is treating
Roosevelt on more friendly terms
than ever shown 10 another visitor.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Guy w. Sliss. 4 years, 4s3 Humboldt;
bronchitis.
Nancy J. Hibbard, IS years, 49S Sixth;
carcinoma.
Caroline Breaker. 81 years ss4 Belize
vuei Graves disease.
James Candy. 4S years. 403 St. An
tome; pneumonia.
Susie Butterneld. % years, Grace
hospital; appendicitis.
Fred f.. Campbell, 45 years. Grace
hospital; tubercular peritonitls.
Hariett {. Carr, 10 years, S25 Cam
eron; senility.
Marie Goosen, II months, Childrcn's
Free hospital; pneumonia
Louisa Schmtt "a years, 70 High e..
Ralph f. Cordes. SO years. MA
Brooklyn; nephrltis.
Henrina Grandahl. So years. Ham
tramck. Mich: mitral insuficiency.
James =. Donovan. &c years, Jtner-
son and car barns; heart disease.
John McGraw, I years SolVay nos
pitaI: fracture OF skull
Jennie r.. LogueI 90 years, 1895 JET
ferSon: heart disease.
Maryanna Ochocka. ~ years 1863 Le-
land; alcoholism.
FelickN Piotrowski, 10 years, 81.
Marys hospital; tetanus.
John j. MCCascy, 81 years, st. Mary >
hospital: crushing injuries, accidental
Stanislaus Mros, | month, III Ham
mond malnutritiOn.
Victoria Savinski. 5 months. IL Flor
ence: enfero Colitis.
Urine Wrosch, IL months, Sll RtYaId;
pneumonia.
Mary -Novinska,- "a years, lis IslY-
ingstone: tuberculosis.
John SZymanskt, | year, $50 thirty
second: meningitis.
Katherine c. Macdun, 60 years. III
Rosedale; old age.
Adam Muzenski, IL months, Stein
er; pneumonia.
William r wormsdorf, a. years,
Grace hospital: chloroform narcosis.
Lewis Funds. IS years, l477 Grand
River: paralysis
John r. Phillips. 81 years. 1854 Mt.
Elliott: carcinoma.
Robert Parke, III years, 30 Charlotte;
francis T. Dunn. 6 months. 80 Welt
ington. pneumonia.
Lois A. Brown. IS years. 20 Irving,
Mary Boik years. IS Kinsman;
Joseph Barren, month, % Ingersoll;
rnalnutrition.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
ALLEGED BOY THIEF NABBED.
Emil Schultz Guilty Of House Jobs,
ths Police Say.

Emil Schultz Guilty Of House Jobs,
ths Police Say.
Emil Schultz. IA years old. No. 10
Dumontier-ave.. has been working q
smooth game through east-side dis.
police. Young Schultz was arrested,
Thursday night. and Is now in the
custody OF Lieut.. Breault. of the
truancy department.
Lieut. Breault says Schultz has
been going from house to house on
the pretext OF getting subscriptions
for woman's magazine. When the
door was answered. he would ask for
a subscription. II nobody was home.
he Immediately set about TO gain en-.
trance to the house, knowing he
would not be molested.
He was arrested on the charge of
stealing a handbag from an east.side
home Thursday. Schultz. II is said,
obtained q number OF subscriptions
for the magazine, which he never
turned in.
Recently Schultz has been working
for a twist drill concern at Warren
and Bellevue-aves. He was entrusted
With a $50 check and some parcels,
which he was told to deliver. He at
tempted to cash the check in drug
store at Mack and Gratiot-aves. The
druggist was suspicious and called the
Office OF the drill company from a
private telephone. Young Schultz
became alarmed and skipped out with
the parcels. The druggist retained
the check Lieut.. Breault Is investi-
eating the youths recent operations.
He has not been home for several
days
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William J. Anderson, SO: AIbertine
We'll, -.
Walter Smith, So; Elizabeth Hen
ninEstL, Al.
%. o'''''
Philip Knoll. 20; Mary Preszowski.
RFlph Moore, 81; Marie Nuffe 20.
Ralph "a. Wiley. 81, Highland Park;
MaDei Foster. -. Detroit.
Edward +. Schraeger. %; Edna Lilty,
is.
George Waclowsky. 20; Anna Ptak.
10
Lloyd II. Fast. 20; Edith L. Battle, Il.
Edgar X. Gisngue, %; Jennie a..
Schercr, %. -
Joseph Guranlt, 3; Mary Laskow-
ski, ~
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
BOND IS FORFEITED.
r. A. Morris, Alleged counterfeIter,
Falls to Appear for Examination.

Francis A. Morris, arrested May }
for an alleged violation OF the postal
laws, failed to appear for examination
before U. s. Commissioner ]. W. Fin
ney Thursday. and his bond was de-
clared forfeited. District Attorney
Watson was instructed to proceed
against the surety, L. r. Grosslight, to
recover the amount OF the bond,
$500. IL is alleged that Morris sent
letters to certain persons trying to
interest them in the purchase OF coun.
terfeit money.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDS--
7.go- a.-m.rloi3 s a m and 3:3S p. m.
Flint only, 6:3S D. m. Locals for Flint.
a m and every two hours TO p. IN.
Oxford only, IL p III. To Romeo, a.
IN every two hours TO 10 y. m, IL D. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7:4b O. M.
lO:45 a m. 3:45 y. m, 6:t5 p; m; Sat-
nrdays only, l2:45.p. MI Sundays only,
~ 70. m Locals for Port Huron hourly
M TO S p. m; also p. m. TO Ma
tive city To Mt. Clemens, half-hour-
H. q 40 a. m. to 7 y. m, and hourly to
- m. To Mt. Clemens via Shore
Line hourly, s:2S a m. to s;2s p. m.
Sis Toi. EDO LIMITEDs--s:2o a m, 1870
M 2:2o and $50 y. m. Locals for
ToIedo, hourly, $50 a. m. to $3.50 y. m.
also a.3O and IL y. M, for Monroe.
IA CKsON LISiITEDs 745 a m,
,ocIb 3:45 and 6:45 y. m Locals for
Jackson. a. m, and every two hours
90 "a N m for Ann Arbor. 8 O. m. and
hourly to IL p. m; for Plymouth and
NoTthyille. 6:30 a. IN. and hourly TO 1880
= M. also a. m. and III D. m, Saline
cars for YpsilantL
wyandotte Divisi0n--b:33 a. m, and
haifshourly to S:S3 p. m. hourly to
ipcntiac Diytsion--s a. m, half-hourIy
until 7 d. m. then hourly to IL .. m:
RIrmin CHAM only, IL p. IN.
Orchard Lake Dtvtsion--o a m and
hourly until IL p. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
TALK ON CITY OWNERSHIP.
Justice JeffrIes, @. w. Moore and T
l.. Dalton ADDRESS Mass Meeting.

A municipal ownership mass meet
ing was held In VOLTS hall, Gratiot
and Crane-aves., under the auspices Of
the municipal ownership committee or
fifty, Thursday night, and the speak.
ers stirred up considerable enthusi.
asm. Addresses were made by Justice
Jeffries, @. w. Moore and Thomas l..
Dalton. Justice Jeffries pointed out
some OF the evils and dangers OF prl-
vate ownership and roundly scored the
attitude Of Mayor Breitmeyer and the
common council on the question OF
municipal ownership
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
$4,000 FIRE IN LAPEER.
Three Buildings Destroyed BY Flame,
Caused BY EXPLOSION.

LAPEER, Mich. May 13.--Fire late
last night broke out in the paint and
wall paper shop Of the Lapeer Paint
& Paper Co., on Nepissing-st.. and
before II could be brought under con-
troi had destroyed three buildings, en-
failing a loss estimated at nearly &c.,
00C. The Baker and Remington bar
Der shops were destroyed as was also
the building occupied by Fl. T.. Gillett
az a novelty store.
The cause OF the fire is not known,
although IL Is thought to have origin
ated from an explosion OF varnish.
The buildings were owned by Robert
King, a local lumber dealer.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
DIED.

THANKSGIVING IL. Herman. below:
ed husband OF Eva Blankstein and
father OF John. Mary and Stella
| Blankstein. Funeral from residence
| l94 Harrison-ave., Saturday at 3, ana
TO ST. Boniface church at $3.50.
CRAFT-May ~, at her residence, l2I
| Abbott-st., Elizabeth. beloved wife or
Ezra and mother OF r. Brady Cratt.
aged g. Was a member OF climax
L. o. r. NJ M ST, vincent's branch,
J.. c. b. A. Detroit circle, Ladies O..
| A. r., Alger camp. L. y. l., and EAR
banks corps. w. r, c. Funeral no.
tice later.
Foreman-ave., Henrietta, beloved wife
OF Henry Hahnke, and mother OF
Fred. Edward, Herman. Ernest ana
Emma Hahnke. aged 81 years; ru.
| neral Saturday at 1880 from residence
at o'clock st. Johns Evangelical
church. Interment at Woodmere.
HENRY MAY ~ 1910 John L.. below
ed son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henry.
Funeral from resiaenee; 7Ss o Tw st e.
Leo's church at o'clock.
lLoRKOwSKI-May IL. 1910. at resi-
t-dence--3i0- r. WILLIS --Alhart-aGen
76 years. beloved husband or Mary
Lorkowski father OF Frank p. Lor-
Frsnces +, and Hedwig U, Notice
or funeral later
IMILLER-May IL. 1910. at his late resi-
dence. Michigan SpriugNells,
John. aged 81 years. beloved husband
OF Eleanor and father OF Mrs. Loren
w. Rurch Notice OF funeral later.
NECK EI-Beloved infant son OF Mr.
tary-ave.. May IL. 1910. Funeral pri-
vate.
RowDEN-Ida NJ. at Grace hospital
May IL. aged a. years. beloved wife
Of Edward Rowden. Funeral notice
later.
RALPH-May 70, 1910. Harry, aged So
years, beloved husband of Catherine
Ralph. Services at his late residence,
sos Anthan-st. saturday. May IL n
2:30 n. m. Interment woodmere. Wal
laceburg and Florence, Ont, papers
please copy.
RINGLE--May IL. at residence. sag
Mlwaukee-ave. west, Roena. agea ~
Ringle Funeral Saturday at p. m,
! SULLIVAN-May IL. 1910. at the resi-
dence OF her daughter, Tyler-ave,
Hamtrumck, Mrs, Alice sullivan re,
llct OF the late James Sullivan ami
mother OF Mrs. William Griffin. Co
lumbus Mich; Mrs. George Adams,
aged ~ years. Funeral from resi-
chin church at sac. Burial at Center
Line.
'SCHMITT--May II, 1910, Louise. aged
"a years beloved wife Of Herman and
mother OF Helen Schmltt, daughter OF
John and Christine BONNER. sister
of Christine, Margareth Dorothy and
Odelia BONNER. Funeral from resi-
dence. 1877 Chestnut-st., saturday at
$40 a. m. and from st. Joseph's
church at 9.
STAHIl-May II, 1910. Rowland August
Stahl rs months old. son OF Mr. and
Mrs Ernest c. Stahl. Funeral from
family residence. 2l4 Amidst. sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment at German Lutheran cemetery
SLOAT-May IL, 1910, at residence. b35
Vlnewood- Anna, beloved wife or
r. H. r. SlCat eyed ~ years Flu
neral Saturday from above residence
at p. m. Intermcnt at Woodmere
sHAuGHNESSY--Ma IL, at residence,
sos Willis-ave. west Mary, beloved
wife OF William Shaughnessy, mother
OF William r., Edward j., James p,
Charles II. and Mary X. Shaughnessy.
Funeral from residence Monday, +
o'clock a. m. and st. Leo's church
at $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
Sc IIlsEs
-or CIsysInnd. Pfttsburw AZ

For Clsveinnd. PfttsburK and Al
points south and cast. leave daily lo:tS
D. m Fare 10 Cleveland W, Ptttsou.
whole room t3.50. Weekend excursion
20 Cleveland every saturday night
N Ser Sipsns, Maekinae and way ports,
Mondays 500 .. M. and Friday s'se
sc a % ssa sss 81: aha S'fG: : Fsi a
. civ m Ticket ofnces, Msjestie. Bldg.
1s7 Woodward. and ia Griswold-se
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
DIED.

FL NsToN-Mrs Esther. aged s. years,
at Chatham, Ont, May TO- mother OF
Mrs w. }. Howard, 20 Eliot-st-, De-
troit
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

Job PrintinG done right. Time.
Printing CO.. Is John R.--t.-eaii Main
1925. or City 3Ss5.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
WHITE STAR LINE

FH leave. daily i.iO .. m; Sundays s'os
ral Te,sdo: steamer leave. daily s,ss
m: sSndsya 500 ,. m
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
The.
People Pages

Advertising rates under any Of
the classihcations In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
eash In advance No advertisement
inserted Tor less than If cents.
PERSONS whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY $685.
BELL-MAIN 1898
For the convenience or patrone.
arrangements have been made with
lne following to receive liner adj
Nertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
EAST SIDE.
honRhten-French Coal CO., No. t31
tanneld-ave. east.
M. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
Uratfot-aves.
=. brown. No. 1859 Jerrerson-ave.
.. Mcpherson. No. 2400 Gratiot-ave., op-
posite car barns
WEST SIDE.
\. G. Eansor. No. sos Grand River-ave.
turner stanton, No. les Myrtle-st.
+. u. Driscoll, No. All Michigan-ave
J. w. Willard, No. l4l9 Forrest west
w. w. Brush. No. SEA Michigan
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
ron sALE-yAcANT Lors.

81 DOWN, 81 WREKLY-Vacant lots
for building or investment. all parts
. of city. Write or phone for plats
and particulars. BESSENGER q
MOORE. eos Telegraph bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made now while you walt
The Famous shoe Repair shop. ~
state-st Cherry Sss-W.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
cURAC|ON De LAS
ERUPC|0NES CUTAKEAS
Barros, Espinillas = Demas Re.
pugnantes Afecciores de Ia
PieI, Ceden el simple Trata.
mlento que Sc Indica d Con.
tinuaci0n.

Pocos males hay que preocupen
tanto y tan justamente como las
erupclones cutaneas, puesto que de-
notan NAL estado de la sangre eau
san repugnancia Ell todas las classes
soclales. Irrespective de sexo, edad,
el que de tai padezca tiene Ell deber
de curarse enseguida. Limpieza es ell
primer esencial. Para uso inferno las
Plldoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
daran excelentes resultados, punfi-
canco Ia sangre y quitando la raiz
del NAL. Las lnstrucciones Sc halla-
ran en- los paquetes. NADIA mas sim
i pie Gle tomar; NADIA mas eficaz. Pero
no hasta Ia limpieza interna. Precisa
lallmplcza externa. Banese el cuerpo
entero frecuentemente con aqua ca
llente, cepillo y jab6n. Bahese la Ca
ra dos veces al dfa de igual modo.
usando jab6n puro de Castillo. 81 Sc
abren los barros, exprimanse vapli-
quese I'm POGO de alcohol puro. Des-
pues una ligera aplicacion de cold
cream Q manteca Gle cacao. Ejercicio
frecuente al aire libre v alimentacion
exenta Gle grasas y golosinas. Bebase
mucha aqua pura durante ell dia. HE
AQUI Ell TRATAMIENTO COM
PLETO. Sencillo, eficaz de I'm ccs-
to insignificante. SGase constante
por algunas semanas y vease el resui
tado Hoy mismo es el mejor tempo
para empezar. La estacion favorece
Ia accl6n de los poros por medic del
sudor. Is el meior tempo de ayu-
dar la naturaleza q sacar del sisse-
ma la suciedad Y sus malos efectos.
No hay espacio para publican la
Inflnldad de pruebas de personals Gu
radas. He aqui un trecho de una car
ia Gle entire una multitud: "Hacia
mucho tempo que supongo por des-
composition de la sangre me brota-
ban granos y clavillos que me morti-
flcaban sobremanera. Los combatia
con unguentos y lociones, pero ini-
tllmente. Tome las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, las que me me-
loraron La digestion, me dieron fuer-
"a Y buen color Y finalmente me aui-
taron las vergonzosas erupciones de
la piel." Dr. Ramon Porras Ortega
San Juan Teotihuacan, Estado de
M6xico.)
Publlcamos un folleto especial
(No l0 con instrucciones respec-
to de la dieta, de especial interes
para las personals q. adopten el plan
curative indicado arriba. Sc manda-
ran por correo en- sobre cerrado al
que 10 solicite del DIR. Williams Medi
cine Co, Schenectady. n. Y.E. U.I
de A. Pidase el folleto No. 10. eindf-
quese nombre del peri6dico en-
que Sc VIC este avi<o.