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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-14

s25 600 more which may be collected,
and about S35. 900 for which the Bank
ing Commissioner is suing to recover
from Louisville and Cincinnati banks.
There can be no absolute certainty
af this. however, and the business Will
not be settled for some time.
The work of appraiSing the personal
property of George Alexander, late
president of the defunct Alexander q
Co. State Bank, having been compiet-
ed by the appraisers, JOS. Nj. Hall, >.
r Bedford and William Shire, the re-
mort 'of the assignee, Mr.. w. 0. Hin
| ton. was filed in the office OF County
Clerk Pearce Patton, Friday afternoon.
An appraised value slightly exceed
ing 1000 was placed on 400 items OF
personal property, among whlcn tne
most valuable items area residence
valued att $4,000, an automoplle Vaiu,
ed a: $4,000, 500 shares OF Cltizens
Life Insurance stock, OF the vaiue o.
$1,000, and stock in the flItn.an ir s
National Bank of Cincinnati, sIUoo
Values ranging from 50c 10 SN'o
were placed on several other items
Other stocks whose actual vaiue Wa'
not determined, were also llsteq IL
the report a.
When the work of appraising thu
diamonds and other jewels was takel
I'D a report, filed by Mrs. Alexander
NOS received. in which she claimed
: number of Jewels as her persona
nronertv. and Mr. Alexander ais
: claimed exemption for number 9
e d;smonds and other jewels, allegin
i that they came under the head
r wearing apparel" A vigorous pr
e test against accepting the report
g the appraisers was made, and excel
: lions will be filed in behalf OF nun
: her Of Mr.. Alexander's personal Gre
I, itors by an attorney.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-14
AN EXCITING TIME!

A wonderful picture full of exciting
scenes-The Million Dollar Mystery
at The Columbia Theatre tomorrow.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-14
a BIG MYSTERY.

See the 100000 Thanhouser plct-
ure at The Columbia Theatre to-mor-
row.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-14

BOYS WASH SUITS
AT HALF PRICE
$150 Suits, at 75c.
$500 Suits at O1.00.
$3.50 Suits, at SIPS.
soc Rompers, at 39c.
HARRY SIMON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-14
The Bourbon News
Established 1882 Years OF Con-
tnouous Publication.

SWIFT CHAMP, Editor and Owner.
The Washington times., 1914-03-21
Police Court Record

United States Branch-Wesiel HILL Daisy
Ball and Blanche Brown, larceny. continued
to March Is; Harry Holmes. petit larceny.
continued to March "a; Nathan Becker.
cruelty to animals s.. forfeited; Antonio
Consonati, cruelty to animals. $s, forfeited:
william Rudolph. larceny. SO or 20 days.
sentence suspended; James Smith. cruelty to
animals, IS. forfeited; Lemuel jackson, cruel
ty to animals, s, forfeited: Edward Green
depreciation of property. continued to March
a; Mary Pinkney. assault. nolle pressed: {:
James Doyle, larceny. 50 days, placed on pro-
bstion: John Murphy. carving deadly wea-
threats. continued TO March Is: Joseph Re-
petit. cruelty to animals. continued to March
70; william lGover and Frank Hawkins. lar
ceny. continued 70 March g; William Black.
we'll. violation sSi B b. c. Code, continued
to March =: silas Sutton. assault, $50 or 80
days. execution OF sentence suspended: Harri-
son Conway. assault. 80 or so days: Charles
s. Holmes, non-payment Of board bin. two
charges. nolle prossed: Charles 9. Holmes.
false pretenses. nolle pressed: Jerome Euell.
larceny. 30 days. execution OF sentence sus-
pended.
District Branch-Charlss Perry. disorderly.
SO or 80 days; Fred r. Fisher. violation po-
lice regulation. personal bonds: spiros Kara
The Washington times., 1914-03-21

Scientists of the Department OF
Agriculture have come TO the aid
of humanity with a possible solu-
ticn Of part of the fly problem A
trap to destroy the maggots of the
typhoid or house fly before they
develop into the winged insect has
been invented and it is interesting
health officers and others who
might make use of IL on stable
refuse and other fly breeding
places.
the traps have resulted in destroy
ing from 20 to 80 per cent Of the
maggots in one pile. Fly. poisons
tite OF the adult fly. and fly-tght
receptacles have been made TO
keep the adult female fly from
laying her eggs in stable deposits.
The newer method is based on the
knowledge Of certain habits OF 1iy
larvae.
The trap plan of preventing the
wage warfare on the pest Files
should be killed wherever seen:
Scientists have demonstrated that
they are q menace to health. ftlthy
In the homes, sources Of much ir-
ritation TO humanity, and an effec-
tive obstacle 10 proper sanitation.
The Department of Agriculture
Describes the fly trap as a large
galvanixed iron pan. in which
stands a container with a wire
bottom. On this container is placed
stable refuse well infested with
eggs and larvae, and sprinkled
with water Water is also poured
into tho pan below to the depth OF
one inch. Covering the pan and
retainer on all sides is Twilight
Enclosure which prevents further
infestation.
An ARRANGEMENT of traps at the
ton Of the device makes it possible
to capture and keep q record OF any
flies that might emerge. AT the time
for the emergence Of nies the sides
OF the trap are darkened with black
cloth in order to drive the flies into
the top. Each day the magsots are
collected from the pan and counted,
and each day the refuse in the con
tatner is sprinkled thoroughly with
water and the pan is washed out.
and again partly filled with water to
drown the larvae which fall into 1t.
The determination of the fly Is
The Washington times., 1914-03-21
Deadly Trap Devised to
Help Kill the Fly

most important undertaking for the
people of Washington this summer
All citizens should join In making a
combined onslaught on the disease
spreading flies as soon as they begin
to appear in the spring. II is the
early flv that really counts, and an
early campaign OF death to the
typhoid fly will produce the most
effective and lasting results.
The only way for Washington to
become iyless this summer is for all
to join in the task of wagfng a
bitter and relentless war on the
pests.
Today. tie first day of spring. is
the time to begin to destroy the
maggots of the fly before they have
developed into the winged pests.
Today Is the day to start clearing
your presmises of breeding places
of the typhoid-fy.
Today is the day to kill THE FLY.
The Washington times., 1914-03-21
Cooper Goes to Boston.

w. H. Cooper. who for twenty years
conducted an art store at 1880 New York
avenue northwest. has gone into busi-
ness with his brother-in-la ". G. W.
Rinehardt, in Brockton, Mass. Mr..
Cooper has spent most Of his life in
Washington. He will make his home
In Boston with his sister. Mrs. Lille
Cooper Rinehardt
The Washington times., 1914-03-21

damos. disorderly. continued to March q;
Joseph Briscoe, violation Of excise law, 10.
forfeited: Emory Helm. violation police regu-
lation. s. forfeited: Clarence Mills. violation
police regulation. IS. forfeited: Otto Morrison.
violation police regulation. S, forfeited; sam
uei Moetow. violation police regulation. IS,
forfeited: Morris J. Harmon, violation police
regulation, 81 forfeited
The Washington times., 1914-03-21

eI.2s To Baltimore and Return, Balti-
more & Ohio every Saturday and Sun
day. valid for return until 8 a m. train
Monday.-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-03-21
THE g. 900
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS

THE 3 900
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS
In the United States
HAVE REFORMED CURATIVE
METHODS and SURGICAL
| PROCEDURE.
THEY RELIEVE Human Su6erias
Others Fail.
Their OPERATIONS are SUCCESS.
Full.
Their Patients NEVER DIE frsn Shsek.
They are Restored 70 HEALTH.
HEALTH IS YOUR nest VALUABLE
ASSET.
REMEMBER that their Metheds are Eneo-
ESs sSssSs %;, =. {,S 81 SoSS SsS
after all other Methods have failed.
THE s.E, Last ss1,oTsS aS IN n THIs Vae!M G5Ts
MENT. which is considered the best. II
BLOOD and ESSENTIAL to HEALTH
FLUIDS Of the BODY 70 the DECEASED
Results are PHENoMENALEY SUCCESS
Full and GRATIFYING to those who are
denied Relief Elsewhere.
ITS MAsTERLY CONTROL Of the CIR
cuLATI0N OF the BLOOD and ESsENT1AL
BODY TO the DISEASED PART OPERATES
EFFECTIVELY as . CUPE FOR LOCOMO-
TOR ATAxIA. all forms Of PARALYSIS.
BRIGHT's MsEAsE. EPILEPsY. RHBU-
iiiG and scLERosis of the SPINAL Col
UMN. CORD and ARTERIES. NRrERio
sCLEROSIs. VERTIGO. and the DESPER-
ATE AILMENTS OF the DIGESTIVE. INDi.
GEsTIoN: GIKGULAIo6T and REsPIRA:
land NERVOUS SYSTEM: :NEURASTHENIA,
NEURTTIS, NERVOUS EXHAUSTION and
BREAKDOWN, CURVATURE OF THE
SPINE. and the CHRONIC 1NCURABLE
CAL WORLD HAS NO REMEDY and you
are denied relief everywhere else.
THIS IS THE TREATMENT THAT KILLS
THE MICROBES-not the Patient-AND
CURES the PATIENT.
There II a0thtnE IN the shove IN.
nounccment that 10 not IL the treat
ment.
IT MAKES GOOD.
Hours. 10 a. m. to p. N. Sunday II to l.
Lady Assistant.
Consultation aud booklet At once or
Mailed Free.
PROF. H. n. D. PARKER,
1922 9Th st. NV, WasLngisa, D. {.
Cf1r THIS OFT - uri no, ANNA. . o>tn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14
TopAY,s HEALTHoGRAM

You cannot keep in good health il
you breathe bad air either in your
sleeping rooms, your living rooms or
work room.
Many persons who would be
shocked at the thought of bathing in
water that had been used by another
fill their lungs freely with air that is
loaded with filth and disease from
many persons in aipublic hall or con-
veyance, with no feeling of repug-
nance.
There is far more danger in
breathing bad air than in bathing the
skin in soiled water
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14

lowing New Years Eve rules: No
ticklers and horns and no drinks sold
after 1 o'clock. However, drinks
purchased before 1 a. m. can be sip
ped until 3 a. m. .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14
FLIRT CHARGE AGAINST VEHICLE
FINALLY DROPPED


notoriety and wearied and nervous
through number of telephone calls
that have been received by her in the
past months, Mary Mckinney, the
19-year-old girl who charged broker
Louis ]. Weigle, prominent mem
Der of the South Shore Country club,
with having annoyed her on an Hi
nois Central train, dropped the case j
this morning.
The girl appeared in Judge New
comer's courtroom this morning, ac-
companied by Attorney Harry Kahn.
To all questions she merely answered
that she wanted to be through with
all the trouble attached to her prose-
cution of the wealthy broker"
Several young girls were in the
courtroom and saw the end of one
girls attempt to bring an accused
fiirt to justice. They expressed them
selves as disappointed over the close
of the case.
The case attracted unusual atten-
ton through Weigle's effort to keep
his real name hidden When arrested
he gave the name Of John Jones'"
and when the case was called before
Judge Graham the following morning
in the Hyde Park court Asst City
Prosecutor Walter Rooney asked
that the case be dropped. And so it
was at that time without Weigle be-
ing put to the trouble of appearing in
court =
The newspapers then began cam
paign to find the real name of the
man. A short time later the man |
was found by The Day Book in the |
offices of Shearson, HamiIl & Co.,
brokers, with whom Weigle is con-
nected.
The girl then made a new COM
plant against Weigle A jury in the |
case disagreed last month and the
npUy fTio1 x1yoc cat FOR fodou
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and continued cold tonight
with lowest temperature above zero;
Tuesday probably increasing cIoudi-
ness and slowly rising temperature;
fresh northwest winds becoming va
riable by Tuesday night. Temper
allure Sunday-Highest, 81; lowest, o.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14

Entered as second-cIass matter April
III 1914, at the postofffce at Chicago,
ILL.,. under the Act of March 3, 1879.
BY Mail, Except in Chicago, So Year
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14
FIRST FREEZING CASE

The first recorded case of freezing
this winter is that of Morris Kettel-
fen, 55, a Waterman, found in front
of 920 Wells st., this morning, with
his hands and feet frozen. Physi-
clans believe that his feet must be
amputated.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14
CHICAGO GRAIN. : Wheat, corn
and oats down. Provisions steady.

NY STOCKS. = Market strong
and active. Reading and Copper led
advance.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21

tie Teodoro Roosevelt<e zen un las
timoso estado de salud.
Ell Coronel habia perdido en-
sus aventuras como unas Gin
cuenta libras de su peso ordina-
rio y parecia muy abatido, pues
no obstante que fue objeto de
algunos aplausos al abordar ell bu
que, no hizo ningun esfuerzo por
permanecer sobre cubierta, sino
que acompanado de su comitiva
Sc diriji6 a su camarote, donde
permaneci0 encerrado cuatro
comiepdo ali mismo servi-
do por 81 hiio-kermit Y los natu-
Cherrie y Miller, que 10
han aeompanado en- todas sus eX-
,cursiones por las praderas brasil
lenas, en- las que sufrieron toda
clase de privaciones y ell Coronel
fue victima de las febres PERM
ciosas que Sc desarrollan en- los
pantarosos bosques del Brasil,
en- las riberas del Amazonas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Los rebeIdes duenos de-.
Viene de la la, pdginu

~ HNSSVN
ciudad, los. buques americanos
surtos en- la bahia de Tampico, Sc
internaron al rio Panuco, ocupan
do sus antiguas posiciones frente
a Ia ciudad. En- la boca de dicho'
rio estaban los canoneros mexica-
nos cor una parte de Ia guarni-
ci6n federal que ACADIA de evacuar
ell puerto. Parece que los capita!
mes de los canoneros ecelebraron
una conferencia con elAlmirapte
Mayo; pero 81 asi fue, no Sc ha
divulgado ell asunto de que, ira
taron, aunque Sc conjetura que
trataban de establecer un blaqueo
contra los rebeldes, 10 que es di-!
ficil. les permita ell Almirante
Americana y mucho menos 81 Sc
toma en- consideration que los
victoriosos carrancistas penetra-
ron a Tampico poblando ell aire
con sonoros gritos de Viva Ca
rranza," Viva Wilson," etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
I'm discourse del ex-Presi-
dente Taft.

Ell domingo 1ltimo ell ex-Presi-
dente William H. Taft, dirigi6 su
autorizada palabra a una gran
concurrencia agrupada baJo las
b6vedas de una amplia Sinagoga
o temple judaico de Nueva York
que csc dfa celebraba ell ''domin-
go de paz."
En- seguida traducimos los pa
rrafos mas salientes del discurso.
de Mr. Taft, que no reproduce
mos fntegro por falta 6e espacio:
; Con nuestros acorazados y
~nuestros buques de guerra reuni-
dos en- Tampico, VeraeruZ ssAa-
zatlan; con nuestro eJefeite en-.
possession de una ciudad mexitana
Y con el resto de nuestraS yaio-
sas fuerzas cubriendo todes los
puntos estrategicos, para una po-
sible invasion del territerid mexi-
cano, es possible que a algunos Sc
les ocurra que no es Appropriate
celebrar IN domingo de paz" o
tener IN msitin de paz. Pero
squellos de n~osotros, como quie-
"a que sea. que sspersmos no YER
nos envueltos en- ulteriores scti-
vidsdes belicosas o en- Ia guerra
actual, no podemos encoutrar IN
tempo mas oportuno para EXPIRE
sar nuestras esperanzas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Los zapatistas Sc retlran

A Ia approximation de las fuer-
zas f~ederales bajo las 6rdenes de
IosGraIes Javier de Moure Y Juan
Andrew Almazan ell sabado Ulti-
nc los zapatistas que Sc habian
apoderado de Cuernavaca, Sc re-
tirarCn 4 toda prisa a las monta-
mas, donde por mucho tempo Sc
guiran dando quehacer al Gobier-
no Y continuaran hacienda 10 mis-
mo con ell que venga.
Una vez que la plaza estuvo en-
poder de los federales, asumi6 ell
cargo de Gobernador del Estado
de Morelos, elSr. Adolfo Jimenez
Castro.
ESQ viene a echer por terra Ia
especie que por aqui ha circulado,
de que ell integ6rrIm0 Zapata con
sus tropas Sc bahia undo con
Huerta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Sc tiene como Segura......
(Vjene de la pdgind ~

(Vjene de la pdgina ~
Parece que esta version no ca
rece de Fundamental, pues ell lu-
mes uno de los diplomaticos ex-
,tranjeros recibi6 un mensaje de
uno de sus colegas en- Ia ciudad
&c Mexico, asegurandole que el
Oral. Huerta estaba resueIto are
nunciar su alto puesto 81 era ne
cesari0, y que asf Sc los habia ma
nifeStado a los Delegates meyica-
nos dandoles amplias instructed
mes para que obraran libremente
en- csc asunto.
Es cast SECURE que eI retro de
Huerta de la P~residencia puede
darse como hecho, pues 81 eiimi-
naci6n del poder es una de las
condolences impuestas por Ell Pre-
sidente Wilson, Segun instructor
mes verbales que en- csc sentido
ha dado a los delegates america
nos.
La resolution de Huerta viene
a asegurar ell triunfo de los Es-
tados Unidos en- las conferencias
de paz, de cuyos resultados fns-
les daremos oportuns cuenta a
nuestros lectores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Nuevo Gobernador de
San Luis.

Ell valiente Oral. Jose Refugio
Velssco, que tan animosamente
ne defendi6 en- Torre6n durante
dos semanss, de los furiosos alta
ques de. los rebeldes mandados
.por Villa, ha sido nombrado Go
bernador nilitar del Estado de
San Luis Potosi, para donde debe
haber salido va de Ia Capital, y
en- donde es possible tenga que vol
verselas a yer con su obstinado y
poderoso enemigo.
Muchos maliciosos pretenden
ligar este nombramiento con los
rnmores que Gltimamente han co
rrido en- Veracruz, Y de los que
Sc ha hecho eco Ia prensa emerl-
cana, de que ell Oral. Velasco es
taba inodaGo en- IN complot mill
tar contra ell Presidente Huerta,
que por este medic trata de ale
jarlo de la Capital, cosa que nc
es ereible 81 Sc toma en- cuenta
la energia de que Huerta ha Ga
do prueba cuando Sc trata de
consplradores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21

jeros y Sc negaban a darles ell CO.
respondents recibo. Esta 81
tuaci6n ha sido communicate a
Washington y Sc cree possible que
la flota americana inicie alg1n
movimianto sobre Tampico.
No Sc explica esta conducta de
los sublevados, pues a raiz de su
triunfo ofrecieron las mas am
plias garantias a los extranjeros
que volvieran a ponerse al frente
de sus negocios. 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
HONOR A Ia CIENCIA.
Tn famosO Sabio De Chicago Ofrece
Su Nuevo MetOdO Gratis a Todos
Los HOmbres Debiles y Gastados.
CURACI0NES MARAVILLoSAS Sc HAGEN
-TODOS LOS DIAS.-

Ell tempo de los curanderOs Y de los charlatanes eS una cosa
del pasado. Els I'm hecho que ell hombre que sufre de alguna de
las plagas del siglo Xxx tiene f0rzosamente que miFar ala Glen
cia medca moderna para su salvation. Hemos ~Iubhcado I'm IL
bro ttulado 'Confesiones Secretas" que, aunque basado en- los
dtimos adelantos de Ia ciencia, esta escrito en- terminus senci-
los y e~ntendibles por todos. Este iibrito que da informes de
yerdadero merito al hombre agobiado por ell sufrimiento sc man
da gratis a quien 10 solicite con Ia esperanto de que lie sea de
utiidad.
esta vaiosa obrita tambien ofreee dar gratis una muestra de gu
maravinoso e~ratamiento para ell combatimieto radical de Ia de-
biidad sexual, las afeccones de los 6rganos gento-urinarios,
reumatismo, impurezas de Ia sangre, ~desordenes del estomago
e hfgado y es~pecialmente para Ia restauraci6n del sistema ner-
vioso gastado.
Lo dnico que I'd. tene que haeer para recibr TODD este gra-
ti, es marcar con una N) los sfntomas o Intermediates que I'd.
sufrx de las nombradas en- Ell cup6n de absjo y mandsroe en- una
csyta dirijida a nosotros.
Esto no 10 compromise a I'd. en- NADIA con nosotros. 81
I'd. quiere someterse a nuestro tratamiento regular, solo una
suma modesto Sc lie cobrara:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Varias n~oticias.
-, rnEz

A algunosrmiles de pesos mon
tan los perjuicios ocasionados en-
Austin, Texas, por la tormenta
de aqua y. granizo, acompanada
de fuertes descargas electricas,
que Sc desato sobre dicha ciudad
la noche del lunes, que destruyo
muchos arboles frutales, perju-
dic6 algunos edifcios e interrum-
pic por algun tempo las comu-
nicaciones telefonicas. Muchos
amos hacia que no Sc habia visto
en- Austin una tempestad como
esta, que alarm6 sacramento al
veciEdario.
Ell Oral. Funston, jefe de las
fuerzas americans en- Veracruz,
recibio noticias de haber sido des
truido por los federales ell pnente
de San Francisco, del Ferrocarril
Interoceanico. cerca del puerto.
Tambien llegaron hasta Ell los
rumores de que ell Oral. Rubio
Navarrete habia llegado con tres
mil hombres a los alrededores
de Veracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21

No es ahora tempo de lamen-
tarnos de 10 que ha pasado, pero
ST es tempo de ser sinceros Y po-
ner en- claro la situacion. Seg1n
mi modo de yer, 81 durante ell
curse del ano ultimo no hubiera-
mos hecho uso de nuestra influen
cia directa para ayudar a una de
las parties contendientes, no es-
tarfamos como estamos ahora,
cerca de la intervention Y de la
guerra, nj nos habriamos consti-
tuido responsables ante el mundo
por la paz y ell orden de Mexico,
como 10 estamos ahora, 81 IN nue.
vo Gohierno llega al poder debido
a nuestra Influenza"
HabIa de nuestra guerra
mteSllTla,
Tres amos de@guefra en- Next
co, 10 han arrollado TODD, destrui-
do su industrial y expuesto a to-
dos los residentas extranjeros a
abuses y violencias y a Ia destruc-
ci6n de todas sus propiedades y
empresas. Esto de hecho ha We
nido a constituir I'm perjuicio in
ternacional y en- tai case una ma
cion vecina podia propiamente
intervenir y ayudar con sus fuer-
zas a establecer la paz y ell orden,
poniendo fin a Ia snarquia reinan
tie. por que sus deseos son vivir
en- quiets vecindsd, y no armada
por IN espfrftu de conquista y de
adquirir territorio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Miles de personals saIvadas

Sabemos que es I'd. uno de los
miles de personals que estan afec-
tadas de los rinones. I'd. no sc
da cuenta de clio, pero fijese que
con frecuencia lie duele la espalda,
las caderas, sc siente cansado,
fastidiado, TODD lie molesta, TODD
lie aburre, como tambien sc siente
reumatico, con padecimiento en- la
vejiga y Was urinarias, debilidad
sexual, TODD debido almal estado
en- que sc encuentran sus rinones
los que Embellishments deben
ser atendidos, pues de clio depen-
de su felicidad y Ia de sus fami-
liares.
Las PILDORAS ELWELLS
para los rinones, es la medicinal
que mas Sc solicita, los doctores
de todas parties del mundo las re-
comiendan por los buenos result
tados Y efcacia en- su labor.
Las PILD0RAS ELWELLS
para los rinones para demostrar
10 que declines son vendidas bajo
garahtia de que 81 despues de to-
mar un tratamiento complete pa
"a 40 dias no Sc sienten los bue-
nos resultados, devolvemos su d.
nero o lie enviamos otro trata-
miento. Ell precio de las PILDO-
RAS ELWELLS para los rino-
mes es de LOO la GAIA de 40 pill
doras, que es I'm tratamiento pa
"a una semana, pero debido a que
la distancia que nos separa es
tan grande hemos creido pruden-
tie para que I'd. no pierda un dia
de tratamiento, enviar ell trata-
miento complete para 40 dfas por
la suma de S 500 O sean seis ca
jas.
No 10 dele para manana, escrf-
banos solicitando una muestra Y
junto con su carta envfenos Toe.
para ayudar a los gastos de fran
queo.
The Elwell's Medicine Mani. Co.
Dpto. A. P. o. Box 1888.
BINGHAMToN, N. Y. u. S. A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
Propulsor para aereo'
plano confisc ado.

Ell lunes fue confscado en- FL
Paso, Texas, por ell Captain Ha-
Try N. Cootes, un aparato pro-
pulsor para la helice de un aereo-
plano villista, que procedente de
una fabrica de aereoplanos de
Nueva York, iba consignado a
Torre6n, bajo la designation de
''implementos de agricultural
Y que no obstante esa estratage'
ma fue descubierto en- la Adua-
ma y confiscado como municiones
de guerra.
Esto quiere decir sencillamen-
tie que las autoridsdes america
mas estan poniendose muy Ggui-
las para que los rebeldes no in
troduzcan contrabando de que
ira, bajo ninguna forma y por
ning1n concepto, 10 que va a po-
ner de un humor negro al senior
del uniforme verde aceituna.