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The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
GERMANS SHIFT ..
PLAN OF ATTACK.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
certed enemy supported by the outermost
Antwerp forts and inflicted heavy losses"
Threaten Allies Base.


Paris, Sept 5-Swinging eastward and
southwark in q wide turning movement
the German army OF the north. under
Gen. Won Kluk, has taken up q position
which threatens to cut the allies on
from Paris, their base.
The Official admission Of the French
war ONCE that the Germans had reached
La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre. thirty miles east
Of Paris, and that the German battle
shows that the French and English have
fallen back at least forty miles In
southeasterly direction from the position
which they held between Senlis and Com
piegne-
An oficial announcement says: The
enemy is pursuing his wide movement
He continues to leave the intrenched
camp Of Paris on his right and to march
in a southeast direction"
The lines Of the French and their
British allies are still intact and the
circular movement Of the Germans has
had the effect OF concentrating the allies
into a much more compact formation
than they previously maintained.
The Germans passed to the south and
east along the western bank Of the Aisns
into the Argonne forest, which lies be-
tween Rheims and Verdon.
The of1cIal Communication issued today
mentions two armies with new designa-
tons, the Army of Paris and the Army
Of the Northwest, which leads to the sup
position that the bulk of the allied forces
is divided between positions in the re-
gion of Paris and Compelgne, the front
having the region Of Verdun for Its CEN
ter, while only covering troops are left
in Alsace.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
$l5O,0O0,000 GOLD
FUND RECOMMENDED

James B. ForEan. chairman Of the COM
mittee Of bankers appointed TO consider
q plan Of action to met the exlgencies Of
the domestic and foreign exchange stu
alton. handed the committees report to
Comptroller OF the Currency John Skel-
ton Williams yesterday. Mr.. williams ac-
eepted the report and announced his
intention Of laying II before the Federal
Reserve Board at its meeting on Tuesday.
The committee recommends the crea-
ton Of q gold fund through the co-opera-
ton Of the banks OF the country to meet
the demands Of Europe. growing out Of
the trade balance against the United
States
Just what details the committee has
recommended for the creation Of this
fund has not been disclosed definitely.
The amount Of the fund was said TO be
about s16o 10000
The COMMITTEES which made the report
contained besides Mr.. Forgan, Benjamin
Strong, jr.. vice president Of the Bankers
Trust Company, Of New York; L l. Rue,
Of Philadelphia; Solomon Wexler, OF New
Orleans. and +. p. Bsal, Of Boston
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
obstinate Acne
Yields Quickly
Cheeks, Temples, Nose and
Chin Nicely Cleared

AHA You ssy-'they are disappear
ing fast" after a short use Of 8. s. S.,
the wonderful blood purifier.
Yes, those pesky little red spots do fade
away quickly nor do they come back
Looking through q powerful micro
scope you find the skin q marvellous
network Of tiny blood vessels, glands,
ducts, and cells IN all Of which the active
principle Of g. 8. s. is at work; It Is
driving out impurities. through the skin
pores and new materials rush in to
create and sustain new healthy tissue.
This influence is carried to the outer
skin where the broken down cells and
their deadened nerve bulbs are rebuilt
the red spots dry up. heck away and are
replaced by brand new skin.
You VIII thus waste no more time with
external ointments for any form Of skin
trouble.
Be sure to get q bottle Of 8. S. s.
today Of any druggist Shun all Hubsti-
tutes. Don't be imposed upon. Insist
upon s. s. s. Write for book What
me Mirror Tells" to The Swift Specific
Co, Iol Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ca.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
New York. Sept ARRIVED; Phila-
delphia from Liverpool; Ocean from
st. CroiX from London and
Infanta Isabella from Barcelona.
Sailed: New York for Liverpool: Es-
pagne for Havre: Carpathia for GfbraI-
tar; Columbia for Glasgow, and Mime
haha for London.
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oYRnAHs HOLD RKEnm.
$4,000 Prs..asrs Takes, Aasa..a'
dor Here Learns.

$4,000 Prlspuers Taken, Ansssss-
der Here Learns
New YORK, sept b,-The German am
hasSador to the United States tonight
gave out the following dispatch. which
be received direct from Berlin via Say
VILE.
Berlin. sept. T.-RAsims has fallen
into the German hahds without re-
sistanee.
The army Of Gen. Won Bueiow has
captured up Ito today 1Aooo men, 80
heavy ana 80 light cannon and SIX col.
ou-"
This message indicates that the army
under Gen. Won BueloE. which has been
cooperating with the army under Gen.
Won Hsussn IN an advance from Charlie
villa. through Rsfhel toward 6osinS and
RhelIns has driven back the French
right centre 80 that the line OF La Fere-
Laon-Rheims where the French were ex-
peeted to make q vigorous stand be-
hind an intrsnehed position has been en-
tirely evacuated.
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GERMAN Army
LIKE MACHINE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

march. Then more cavalry and corps Of
various descriptions and finally the in
fnntry. They marched eight abreast and
there seemed no end OF them. They
marched at a rate OF more than four
miles an hour, which. considering the
weight of their equipment was taxing
their strength to the utmost.
Thousands In Line.
When thousands had gone by. more
thousands approached and continued the
march 10 the front and when these thou
sands had disappeared more ten thou
sands arrived from the rear and went
on marching.
AS they marched in endless stream
90 they fought In a spectacular engage
ment between German and French troops
which I had the opportunity OF Witness
ing l saw gray-green figures dropping
IKE nine pins before the French ar
ullery FIRE, but more gray-green figures
emerged from the rear and the advance
continued. The Germans went forward
at double quick and the French artil-
lery continued its destruction, but the
onward rush was to rapid for any such
means to stop them. As the foremost
were shot down the men Of the second
line were in position to push forward.
line were exactly behind and took its
place. The slaughter was terrible, but
they advanced line after line. in close
formation from right TO left and from
van to rear The French simply could
not shoot them dead with sufficient
rapIdity to stem the onslaught The
Germans succeeded in advancing and the
French withdrew to avoid being COM
pletely overwhelmed"
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
British Say Germans
Sank Fifteen Fishing Boats

London Sept. 6-The oficial press bu-'
reau tonight gave out a statement that
the German squadron had sunk fifteen
5ristish fishing boats in the North Sea-
The crews were taken to wTIhelmshsy-
en- a. prisoners Of war.
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BALTIMORE Will
CELEBRATE TODAY.
Star-Spangled Banner Cen
tenary Will Attract Thou
sands of Patriots.
NAVAL PARADE PLANNED
Ex-Presidents Roosevelt and Taft.
British Ambassador. and Secretary
Bryan to Speak During Week.
NAVAL PARADE PLANNED

Special To rhs washingtoo Hsrah
Baltimore, Nd. Sept 6-Baltimors will
start tomorrow the te-dAy celebration
Of the centenary OF TIE composition by
Francis Scott Key Of The Star spangied
Banner"
II will be Patriots Day Vice Presi-
dent Marshall and Speaker Clark, OF the
House, VIII deliver speeches opening the
celebration formally.
There was a minor celebration yester-
day, when q pilgrimage was made to
historic points of the war OF 1872 along
the Patuxent River. A visit was made
also to the grave Of DR.. William Boanes.
at Upper Marlboro. DR.. Boanes was the
man whom Key tried to rescue when he
visited the British feet and was detained
during the assault on Fort AcHenry.
Great Naval Parade.
Every form Of naval architecture, from
the ships OF Columbus 70 the latest
Dreadnoughts. will gather about the
frtgate Constellation. the Oldest vessel
there will be seen here the largest feet
Of historic ships ever gathered.
A revival Of the fetes and the tourna-
ments Of earlier years will be held Tues
day. There will be racing and Jousting.
Thousands OF visitors from all sections Of
the country will be given an opportunity
TO see Queens Of Beauty crowned by
their successful knights.
Fraternal orders OF America. which
played an important part in the organi
Zation of the centennial. will hold the
spotlight Wednesday. They will make q
demonstration of their history.
Municipal and national psgeantry, and
exercises portraying the historical. edu-
cational and civic progress Of the nation
will be the principal features Thursday.
A parade OF the army. navy and ma
tional guard will be held on Friday. and
as an incident there will be a reunion
Of British and American soldiers at
North Point battlefield. where the last
armed conflict on land took place in
ls14. just before the treaty Of peace was
signed.
Roosevelt 10 Speak.
Ambassador Spring Rice. of Great
Britain; Secretary OF War Garrison. and
former President Roosevelt are among
the speakers slated for Fridays celebra-
ton. There will be a banquet in the
evening in honor Of the distinguished
guests
The anniversary Of the defense Of Bal
timore against British invasion will be
celebrated Saturday. At night the bonn
bardment Of Fort McHenry by the Eng
lish ships will be reproduced.
Peace and Memorial Day will be OBJ
served on Sunday. Former President
Taft, Secretary OF State Bryan and
others will speak.
Monday will be naval pageant day.
Admiral Dewey, Gen. Horace Porter.
Admiral Baird. Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels. and Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Franklin Roosevelt will be among
the speakers. There will be a visit TO
Annapolis and a salute before the tomb
OF John Paul Jones.
Key Memorial Day will be celebrated
on Tuesday. the closing day. pilgrim
age will be made to the birthplace and
tomb OF Key at Frederick City.
There also will be a Chesapeake re-
gatta OF Fort McHenry and an aviation
meet.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
EXPLOSION BURNS TWO.

Exploding gasoline badly burned Harry
Sellers and son. Ender. nine years old,
and did SO damage to a house at Ninth
and Savannah streets. Congress Heights.
D. c.. last night
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
SETTING DISHES ON ICE.

When you wish to set dishes on ice in
the refrigerator. put a rubber ring. such
as you use on fruit Jars, under the dish
to prevent danger of slipping as the ice
melts.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
Epidemic IN Berlin;
Famine IN Vienna

London. Sept. "a Copenhagen dis
patch to the Daily Mail says that typhoid
and cholera have broken out In Berlin
and the city Is having difncult time
owing to the scarcity Of physicians.
There Is a meat famine In Vienna.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
SWISS TO RAISE RELIEF FUNDS.

Die Staufrachren will hold its next
meeting Sunday September ID at ; o'clock
at the home of Mrs. David r. Norti.
2nT Girard street northeast Plans for
sending money to Switzerland to the SUI
fering families due to the war will be
discussed.
why hasn't Turkey mixed herself up
in this European war;
Why. didn't you know that Turkey
Is not Christian nation life.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06
Force Won for Men.

Decades had been spent in the effort to
obtain this measure of relief without
avail, but to the show Of force on the
The Washington herald., 1914-09-06

Italy is buying American coal
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-28

Just remember we keep garden,
farm and work shop tools and imple-
ments. Ccala Seed Store. s-1s-tf.
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the returns were prompt in all
cases. This was feature that the
men complained of. Some of the
commission men were very dilatory
in making their returns, and some
few never did at all.
Those who participated in the dis
cussion were Messrs. Meffert, Room
ey, Light, DR.. Weaver, Stuckey and
Woods for the growers and Messrs
Halle, Grimes and Cox for the ex-
press company.
We shall not attempt to state what
was said, but the gist of it was. Mr.
Light, Mr.. Meffet and others advo-
Gated the state employing a man to
act for the growers of the state, to
be paid out of the fertilizer tax, for
instance, the express companies to
have men to cooperate with him.
The express company to have bu-
reau in Jacksonville to ascertain
each might where the produce of the
day had gone and how much of each
kind to the different markets; to
give this information the widest pub
licity at the earliest moment next
morning, in the Jacksonville papers
and to any other state papers that
could handle it: to send it TO all
agents of the company and the grow
ers' union to be disseminated as
widely as possible. 1t would have to
be given to the shippers next day to
be of any value. Its value would be
that the growers would ship to points
not loaded up TO capacity of con-
sumption on the day before.
Mr.. Halle Said this information
was not complied now, but he was
sure his company could and would
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-28

Concluded on Eighth Pager
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30
Nuevo sistema de
c%onqulStar es-
pOsaS.

81 IN joven quiere casarse con
una muchacha que dice 81" pc
70 cuyo padre dice mo" jque de-
be hacer?
Este problema surge en- Ia W.
da real cast tan a menudo como
en- las noveIas pero mientras que
en- 6stas elgalan no suele contor-
marse con la opinion del presun-
to suegro y en- ell curse de unos
cuantos capftulos consigue sallr-
Sc con Ia suya, en- Ia vida real,
ell pretendiente tiene que aga
char las orejas las mas de las We
ces Y buscar otra novia.
I'm joven de Chalo, Hambur-
90, apellidado Schultz que perte-
nece a la clase de los tfmidos, al
verse rechazado Sc apostle en- una
carreters por donde sofia pasar
ell papa con su hija y en- cuanto
lie vic venir lie puso uu revolver
declarando que 81 no lie entrega-
ba la hija lie pegaba seis tiros.
Paralizado por ell terror, ell papa
accedi6 en- ell acto, Y Ia feliz pa
reia hugo ante sus barbas en- un
autom6vil preparado al efecto.
Cipriano Vincenzo, un joven
italiano enamorado locamente de
una muchacha llamada Guilla.
hiia de I'm acaudalado comercian-
te de Roma, al yer que ell padre
no 10 autorizaba para casarse con
ella lie cort6 ia cara con una ma
vaia. EstoKle vali6 doce meses
de carcel, y al recobrar la llber-
tad reiter6 sus pretensiones, que
naturalmente fueron rechazadas
por ell padre, mas energicamente
que antes; Vincenzo entonces pu-
so un cartucho de dinamita en- Ia
casa de la novia cuya explosion
estuvo a punto de matar a toda
la samilia. Por este delito fue
condenado a tres amos de presl-
dio, y ahora los amigos de la ca
sa preguntan temblando que ha-
"a ell enamorado cuando vuelva
a verse libre.
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Esa defensa incontrastable lie
vada hasta ell 1ltimo extreme: Ia
resistencia de todas maneras Y
agotando todos los recursos: ell
sacrifice de TODD y de todos, de
vidas y de bienes, sin atender a
NADIA, nj detenerse por ninguna
consideration secundaria: he ahf
cual es la intenci6n y ell espiritu
que ANNA a tCdos y cada uno
de los representatives del ultraja-
do pueblo mexicano.
La frmeza en- ell prop6sito,
sean cuales fueren los contratiem
pos O desastres que puedan So
brevenir: la perseverance, en- Ell
obrar y la union de todas name
ras, cada cual seg1n Ia medida
de su posibilidad para obtener ell
resultado que Sc busca, he ahi
cual es la unanime opinion y ell
mas vivo de los deseos de los me
xicanos que representa- en- este
Congreso a sus conciudadanos.
Unidos, seremos respetados:
unidos, sufriremos Ia suerte que
nos estuviere deparada: unidos,
afrontaremos todos los peligros
V soportaremos todas las desgra-
cias: unidos, triunfaremos al nm,
Y saldremos con honor y con gIo-
ria de una lucha que al par de
no provocada, es ell ejemplo de
la mayor de las iniquidades que
puedan registrarse en- los tastos
de Ia historic. salon de seslo'
mes del Congreso de Ia Union en-
Mexico, a q de Octubre de 1862
Jose GonzdLez EcheverTfd, Pre-
sidente, diputado por ell Estadc
de Z~acatecas. -F6liT Romero, Sc
cretario, diputado por ell Estadt
de Oaxaca. Manned Maria Oraf
do, Secretario, diputado por e
Estado de Puebla. joaquin Ma.
ria ALcaIde, Secretario, diputadt
Dor ell Estado de Guerrero. Fra
cisco Bustamonte, Secretario, di
putado por ell Estado de San Lui:
PotOsi.
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Mexico acusa a los Estados Uni
dos ante ell tribunal de
las naciones.

cultdd, hombre cdsddO, comerc5an
te, dTteSdnOS, manufacturers y
peScGdOres, desurmddOS que resi-
dan en- Ia ciudad, pueblo 0 hugar
SIN tortlfcaciones, q, en- general.
O todGS aquelIaS personals cuynS
labores c~ontribuyan q Ia SNbslS-
tenciu com1ln y al bienestar del
pr6jimo, les serd permitjdo con-
tinuar en- suS 0cupdciOneS san ser
mOlestddOS''.
''Es IN hecho que los Estados
Unidos no han cumplido con esa
clausula del solemne tratado,
pues al desembarco de los mari
nos en- Veracruz Y al rompimien
to de las hostilidades, no prece,
do ell aviso correspondence, que
hubiera permitido a las personals
enumeradas en- dicha clausula,
buscar III sitio para ponerse a
salvo.
"Tengo ell honor de informar a
Su Excelencia de tales hechOs, a
fin de que pueda communicates a
su Gobierno y este los tome en-
consideration de acuerdo con las
leyes internacionales.
"Debo hacer %constar, asimls'
mo, que los buques de guerra
americanos habian sido admit
dos en- ell puerto en- condolences
pacifcas, Y que es aprovecharor
de elias para desembarcar mari
nos con intenciones hostlles, Ic
cual constituye I'm acto de verda.
dera TRACTION"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30
Extracts de Testimonies:

Prof. NJ. C. Martinez. Caro- senior
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30
DOcumeRtos hist0riCOs.
Viene de la pdgjnG 81

aquella raza, Ia que Sc pone al
frente de esta invasion: somos
todos los mexicanos los que sail
mos a la defensa, y en- vanO Sc
inyocan con precaz falacia, mayo
rfas oprimidas cuando sse encuen
ira a una naci6n unida Y anani-
me, Y Sc eye por ell medic de sus
ibres Y legitimos representatives
su voz energica Y soberana.
La patria en- peligro nos llama
a su defensa: hagamosla digna
de Ia causa que Sc sostiene, e i'm,
temos la heroica conducta de los
que fueron nuestros padres: que
Puebla ' el 5 de Mayo sean otro
Bailen V otro ? de Mayo para no.
sotros, y que la lucha de Espana
contra Ell primer Napoleon del
.ano de 1903 al de 1914, nos sirva
de guia de modelo para la lucha
que Mexico ha comenzado contra
Napoleon III.
Esu I'm AROMA consagrado en- Ia
larga y sangrienta historic de las
revoluciones del mundo, que los
pueblos que quieren ser libres 10
son: nosotros queremos serlo, y
10 seremos. Para clio es forzoso
que defendamas nuestro ser poll
tico. Y ell lugar que con su sangre
conquistaron para esta patria IN
dependiente sus heroicos funda-
dores.
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Ell Ejercito Mexicano.

Ell Departamento de la Guerra
en- Washington, hacienda cal
culos sobre ell n1mero de solda-
dos con que cuenta ell Gobierno
del Oral. Huerta, los hace ascen-
der a cuarenta mil hombres, dis
tribuidos en- distintos puntos del
pals.
Seg1n los datos que obran en-
dicho Departamento, en- la Gu
dad de Mexico hay seis mil hon.
bres; al rededor de Saltillo, y a.
Sur de Torre6n, seis mil; en- eI
Estado de Sonora, $500; en-
Sinaloa, dos mil: en- Topic, ochc
mil; en- Jalisco, seis mil; en- Co
lima, mil; en- Zacatecas, cuatrc
mil quinientos; y en- Ell Estadc
de Guerrero y otros puntos de.
Sur, mil doscientos cincuenta.
En- la costa oriental hay alrede'
dor de mil quinientos hombres
en- Laredo, dos mil quinientos,
en- San Luis Potosi, cuatro mi
Glen: en- Veracruz. mil Y en- PUG
bla V Morelos, ochocientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30

La Secretaria de Relaciones de
nuestro pals envi6 ell microbes a
las principles cancillerias del
mundo una nota d~iplomatica, con
motive de los acontecimientos de
Veracruz, en- la cual, despues de
.decir que los Estados Unidos in
vadieron ell territorio n~acional sin
dar contestaci6n a las ultimas pro
p~osiciones del Gobierno mexica-
no, agrega:
Tales actos han levantado una
ola de profunda indignation en-
ire todos los m~exicanos, que, por
conducto de su Gobierno, protes-
tan energicamente contra ell IN
justifcado proceder de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Este procader es tan
to mas extrano, cuando, como lie
vo dicho, ell Gobierno mexicanc
estaba en- espera de Ia ~contesta,
ci6n a las ultimas proposiciones
hechas al de los Estados Unidos,
para la soluci6n del incidente de
Tampico.
Mi Gobierno cree de 81 debel
comunicar estos hechos a la fam:
liza de las naoiones, con ObJetO de
hacer patente Ia notoria violaci6r
de los Estados Unidos a la Frac'
ci6n 1Oa, Articulo p, del tratadt
de paz concertado entire Ia Repu'
blica Mexicana Y los Estados I'm
dos de America, frmado ell 2 de
Febrero de 1S48, que establece
que: ''cuaHdO los ej6rcit0s de cudt
Guiera de las dos naciones entrel
a territorio de le otra, q las mlJe
res q niH0S, ecleSjdsticOs, eStudidI
ter. 0 miembros de cnaiquierG ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30
Colquit en- funciones.

Ell Gobernador Colquit mand6
ell lunes IN telegrama al repre-
sentante de Texas en- ell Congre-
so, Mr.. Garner, para que Sc 10
entregara Embellishments a Mr..
Wilson, diciendole que 81 81 OBJ
ieto era Intervene en- Mexico,
era de TODD punto necesario que
inmediatamente fueran tomadas
las poblaciones de Matamoros,
Nuevo Laredo, Ciudad Juarez y
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30
Suscrfbase a
"LA PRENSA."
SABER
Es POder.

la cGuSa dc las en-
f~ermedades. Que
bramos las leyes
divinas de la ma
t~uraleza Y sufrl-
mos las ~concequen-
cias. Nuestro le-
ma es curar las en-
fermedades y en-
seguida c~onservar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30

haSta que agoDla-
dosde padecer tu-
We ,conocimientos
de u maravillo-
sas curas y decidf
consultarlo. Hoy
me e~ncuentro bue-
no y sano y por 10
tanto.loErec omien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30

Candelarla CaslaS,
de una enferme-
dad tan penosa,
despues de la vo-
luntad Divina y
sus tratamientos
de I'd ahora Sc
siente en- complet
salud. Incluso ha-
lara SUI retrato Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30


labras cor que ex-
presar mi agrade-
cimiento hscia I'd.
Dor su tratamiento
pues hace cinco a.
nos que 20 sufrfa
de I'm dolor y aho-
"a me e%ncuentro en-
buena salud y doy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30

Lythe. Tex. gTaclaS d bIOS ) q
I'd. por haberme sanado. ''---MERCEDEs
HERNANDEZ DE FELAN. Lythe, Texas.
Prof. M. C. Martinez. -Fui agobls-
do por ell espacio de siete meses y dias
de una terrible gonorrea y muchos eS-
pecialistaS me trataron sin resultado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30

nuestra salud; pero mas im~portante es
p~recavernos. Una adecusda precauci6n
vale mas que todos los sistemas de Gu
raci6n combinados. Mi sistema no so
10 cura conserva Ia salud, sino ensena
los medios para precaverse de las enter
medades. La distancia no es I'm lmpe-
dimento, he ayudado a muchas personals
sin c~onocerlaS nj haberlas visto jamas.
Tengo en- mi poder infnidad de testimo-
MOS, que mandare con gusto a qulen
los solicite.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-30

NO IMPORTA DE QUE PADEZCA
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lie es necesario un alimentO t6nico para
o este desgaste V d~evolverle Ia salud.
Ell CERTONE 10 restablecera q Vd. dado
que c~ontiene en- s. los elementos requeridos
-ES UN VERDADERO ALIMENTO
TONICO, aItamente nutritivo ' facilmente
asimilable DOT el estomago mas debI-
proporciona vitalidad, energia ' fuerzas
& todas las parties del cuerpo-da vida y
robustece.
OLE CD. REQUIRE Su farmaceutico
lie facilitara una GAIA por el precio regular
de 81 90 orc 8 yo le enviare gratis, como
tftulo de ensavo. una niedia-caia, 81 me
devuelve Ell Cup6n al pie, con su nom6re y
direction V PC en- sellos de correo de su
pals para cubrir el porte postal.