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testimonial. (" - Mrs. LAwRE1scE .NAI-
I'm, II King ST, Westbrook. Maine.
Mansion, Wis u" At .the. Change of
Life I suffered with pains in my back
and loins until l could not stand. / also
had nieht-sweats so that the sheets
would be wet / tried other medicins
but got no relief. After taking one bot
tie of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound began to improve and /
continued its use for six months. The
pains left me. the night t-sxeats and bot
flashes grew less, and in one year I was
different woman. / know I have to
thank you for my continued good health
ever since. - Mrs. IA. j. BkoW1aEzxs
Mansion, Wis.
The success Of Lydia E. Pinkham's ,
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled in such casee.
II you want special advice write 70
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con1.
dcntial) Lynn, Mass. Your letter win
be opened, read and answered BY
woman, and heldin strict c0nadenee
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ALMOST FATAL MISTAKE.

/ Port Gibson, Miss, Oct. 4.-Mrs. N
G. Bearden of near Pattison took two
spoonfuls of belladonna by mistake,
thinking she was taking a patent med.
'icine. Fortunately she realized the
terrible error soon after taking the
dose. and Immediately called two ply
sicians. who worked with her. heroic
ally until the deadly effects Of the
medicine were overcome. But fol
prompt treatment fatal results would
have followed the mistake.
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Adoice. to- Girls.
ByBetty. Brop!n /.

Dear Betty Brown: About a month
ago five other girls and myself went
to park and went rowing. We took
quite few snapshots while on the
canal, and while doing so we met two
young men, who asked me to take
their pictures. did so, and one of
them asked me to send it to him, CIV
ing his name and address. sent the
picture and my phone number. Later
he sent me a message and asked me
if The could call. / told him would
let him know later. Cupid.
Why don't you stop to think Of the
risk you are running in encouraging
the attentions of man to whom you
have never been introduced? You
have not even a friend in common to
do the honors. Just tell the man
you're sorry, but he cannot call. He
will know the reason as well as you
do. If he's worth while he'll set about
trying to. find some one who knows
you and proceed to become acquainted
ini the conventional way. Otherwise,
act as if you had never seen him It's
all you can do.
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= SOCIAL CALENDAR.


a Oct. 5th 4
4 o.. ''ernoon' to 6: The Nan. 4
aiuS Club entertains at recep. :
uon at the home of Mrs. #. 8 =
= hagerty, GA Walnut street, for :
Mrs. Ronald James slav. - a..
Wednesday, Oct. 9Th. !
Afternoon, 2;SO o'clock: Mrs. :
~ R. childs will be hostess to .
ne Progressive Bridge Club. at =
ner nome, 2lO East Third street. :
Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Mes. =
aaines NJ A. Hoffman and Vic =
lor Seaman will be hostesses to .
pne Wednesday Club entertain .
ing at the home of Mrs. Holli. .
man. 2lS Second avenue. .
Thursday, Oct. 9TH. .
Morning, 10 o'clock: Mrs. Paul .
' Johnson, Misses Frances Fergu. o
' son and Edith Naylor will be .
' hostesses to the Morning Music .
' Club at the home of Mrs. John .
' son, 4l2 Bay street. Q
' Afternoon, 1880 o'clock: Miss .
' Maggie Mae Johnson will be hos .
' tess to the Art Club at her home .
= on Hardy street. .
y Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Mrs. .
p. T. Currie entertains the =
y Worth While Club at her home 9
= on Hardy street. .
' Afternoon, to $50 o'clock. .
' Mesdames Ellis Hickman, Wiley y
' jackson and George Causey en- =
, terrain in honor of Rev. and Mrs. =
, D. D. Dudley, the guests to be =
, the ladies' of the Main Street =
, Baptist church. .
, Friday, Oct. 9th. .
, Afternoon, 800 o'clock: Miss .
Bette Conner will be hostess to .
the Study Club, at her home, 4OS =
Sixth avenue. =
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

An easy and economical way to run
sewing machine is BY an Electric
Motor. We can sell you one Of the
latest tyne Of motors for cash or on
easy payment plan. 9lo9ev elas|ca
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

The blades OF Louisiana Inventors
electric fan are surrounded by q
guard to break up tho currents Of afr
they create Y.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

Miss Susie Briggs, after a visit to
Mrs. D. b. Holmes, left yesterday for
Orvisburg, Miss, where she will
teach this winter.
49,:
Mrs. d. B. Hill, of Isola, en- route
to Meridian, to attend the Fair, is
visiting her sister, Mrs D. B. Holmes,
on Hemphill street. ~
"-1--:
Misses Dovie Bass and Ethel King,
Y Bassfield, spent Sunday the guests
MFRS. w. B. Rawls, en- route to New
teans, where they will enter train
7 at the Touro InGrmary.
49,:
j The meeting Of the Study Club has
been postponed from Thursday to Fri
day afternoon, on account OF the re-
ceptfon at the home of Mrs. Ellis .
= Hickman.
$50.
Miss Annie Carter and Mr.. ]. P.
Carter returned Saturday from Biloxi,
where they attended the State Re-
union of Confederate Veterans. Miss
Carter was maid Of honor from Cen
eral Vance's Staff.
So.
kindergarten Class Organized.
Miss Vera Galbreath has organized
a kindergarten class at her home on
Hemphill street with the following
children enrolled: Lucy Moore, Jes'
Williams, Jack Hall, Horace Pow
Malcom Galbreath, Frank Ma
sJp, jr.
s:-~-3
Leofast Club.
Miss Ella Braswell entertained the
Leofast Club Saturday Afternoon at her
home on West Pine street. Roll call
was responded to with queens OF
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

My dear Betty Brown: About a
year ago l met very nice young lady
and we became engaged after few
months. In the meantime the girl
who was 1.10O miles from home and
only here on visit returned to her
people. /. was not in position to
marry then, SO we parted. When j
am ready to be married shall pay
her way back? 6. {. G.
NY dear G. E. G.-It's you who are
marrying the girl, not she marrying
you. That being the case, you should
marry the girl at her home and not
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expect her to come here to marry you.
Only the most extraordinary circum--
stances should induce her to be mar
Iried here.. af
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

North seuna.
e. 4, H:s<'ssss' H:t>,s:sss ss s:Ss s:ss B.s B.s
1s' q Hsi;' asss'ssssss 8 a. 8 rs IS - =
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

L
Dear Miss Brown. / met girl a
short time ago who came from anoth-
er city. l. only went out. with her
twice, and from the way we both
acted it was apparent our short court
ship resulted into a love affair. am
inclined to believe that if asked her
to marry me she would consent. Ow-
ing to the fact that l have only seen
her twice thought it advisable to find
out the proper course to be pursued.
| Lam nearly twenty-four years old
and am making $2I a week. My pa
1rents object to my marrying at this
time, though they have no. fault to
find with the girl, who has returned
to her home city. r. z. M. y
How surprised the girl would be
il you asked her to marry you after
such short acquaintance. think
the better plan would be for you to
open correspondence with her at
once. You can see by the way she
answers how she feels about continuing
the acquaintance. Perhaps, after you
have corresponded for several months
she will have given you sufficient en-
couragement for you to ask her to be
come your wife.
Is there any chance for your pro
motion? Remember that you are max
n ing only about $1,000 year, and that
is not considered enough for the aver
age couple. believe that you should
wait until you are making $1,000 at
least. Even that is an exceedingly
low amount to support. two people in
these days of the high cost of living.
Deary Betty Brown: / am thirteen
years old. have two girl friends just
my age. and they often invite me to
go out with them. They take walks
and go downtown to the. theater or
motion pictures. My parents seldom
allow me to go as they have an idea
that | go to meet boys. | have never
given them any reason for thinking
SO. Would you please advise me what
to do? Discouraged
Do you go walking with your friends
lin the afternoon OF. at night? If the
latter is the case. / really don't blame
your parents much, for If thereis any
thing / dislike to see it is to see girls
your age parading the streets after
dusk.
Why do your. parents think that you
go to meet boys? Even though you
ido, not, they must have some reason
for their belief. Show them that you
are worthy to be trusted and continue
your pleasure trips to the daylight
hours.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04
The ,uInlns That Does Not Astact The. Rssc

Because OF its tonic epd laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE 32oMO QuININEi is better than ordinary
Qu:rinc and Goes not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head, Remember the full name and
look for the signature of X. w. GROVE. 25c.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-04

In spite of her subdued and respect
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

los organizadores de esa Con-
venci6n por cuanto toca a Ia /
dea, noble de por side re-
unir. en- masa compacta de So
lidaridad, a los emigrados po-
liticos; pero, asimiSmo, nos he
mos permitido senalar los pun
tos negros que saltan a la vls-
ia. tales como ciertas persona
lidades que, pOr sus antece-
dentes, por sus hechoS, y has
ia Dor su cOndici6n actual, mas
que beneficiar, periudican y
entorpecen la buena marcha
de algo cue pudiera hacerse'
en- ell terreno de la practica,
para beneficio cOmdn de los
desterrados meXicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

Como 10 habran notadO
nuestros Iectores, nosotrOs sin
apasionamientos repentinos,
sin ofuscaciones de ninguna ma
turaleza, Y Siempre con un es-
piritu de amplia unprecedented
hemos seguido, paso pOr paso,
los trabaiOs visibles de la Con-
venci6n Pacifista, Y criticadO
aquello que merece censura, y
aplaudido aquello que es digno
de alabanza,-que de t0dO hay
en- Ia vina del Senor,-en todO
tempo bajo el prisma de la
serenidad de criterio que CO.
rresponde a nuestra condici6n
de neutrales.
Nosotros hemos felicitado a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Han sido soIuciOnadas las
dificuItades del papeI mo-
media viIiista
Asi 10 declare la Cana
ra de Comercio de la ca
pital de la Republica

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Febrero 10.
anunci6 la Camara de
Comercio de la capital de la
Republica Mexicana, por me-
dio de avisos fijados en- las es-
quinas Y declaraciones hechas
a la prensa, que habin termi-
nado las dificultades surgidas
con motive de la prohibition
de que circulara ell papel mo-
media que los -villistas dejaron
en- ell mercado durante ell ITEM
po que ocuparon dicha capi-
tai.
Sc ignoran los terminus en-
que hayan quedado soluciona-
das las dificultades mencio-
nadas.
Sc sabe que la referida Ca
(Pasa a la Pag. S.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Los Carrancistas estan demo-
liiendo el temple de Sta. Briigiida
Era de las oyas arqtecncas de la epoca colonial
que contaba la capital de la Rep1bica

junto al mencionado temple Y
que sirvio en- otras epocas
como convento de las religio-
sas Josefinas.
Ell temple de Santa Brigida
fue construido en- 1744 Y des-
de hace muchos amos era ell
elegido por la aristocracia me-
xicana para celebrar sus ma
trimonios. A este mas que a
NADIA sc cree que obedeZca la
orden de los carrancistas pues
en- tOdos sus actos Sc ha viSto
la tendencia de herir la sucep-
tibilidad de los acaudalados
metropolitanos demoliendo o
destrozando todos aquellos
edificios que servian de re-
union a la aristocracia.
Sc teme que Ia orden de de-
m0lici0n Sc eXtienda a algu-
nos otros temples y edificios
con que Sc enorgullecia la ca
pital de Ia Republica por su
belleza arquitectonica Y el
m6rito de su antiguedad.
La demolici6n del temple
de Santa Brigida Y el del con-
vento de las Josefinas Sc est$
llevando a cabo con gran acti-
vidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
mi vida pertence la Patria digndad pertenece mi vd mi Dig
ndad perme astir los trabaos de la Convencion
IGNACIO a. BRAVO

Entrevista con ell Cral. Bravo.
Sin embargo, y como pudie-
IA creerse que, al asumir esa
conducta de aparente retral-
miento. no nos guia otrO pro-
p6sito que el de obstruccionar
la labor cue, voluntariamente,
Sc han hechado a Ia espalda
algunos compatriotas, resolvl-
mos entrevistar al senOr Ge-
neral D. Ignacio A. Bravo,
prestigiado jefe del extinto
Ei6rcito Federal, cue merece
ell respeto de todos sus COM
paneros de armas, y la con-
sideraci6n general de sus
(Pasa a la 8a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
LAREDO, Tex, Febrero 10.
Hoy fueron traSladad0S a Ia
vecina pobIaci6n de NuevO La
redo, un gran numerO de he
ridos de los que estuvieron
llegando a ella durante las Sc
manaS anterioreS.
Los heridos estan siendo ms
talados en- algunos hospitales
arreglados de antemanO Y Sc
gun Sc sabe aun seran trasla-
dados mas de los que quedaron
ALI, pues los carrancistas quie-
rem estar eXpeditos para aban-
dorar la plaza en- un momento
dado.
Todos los otros preparati-
vos que cstan hacienda indi-
can cue no esta muy reno
ia la fecha de Ia evacuation
de Nuevo Laredo, pues a cada
momento Sc We que ultiman de-
TALES para Ia mencionada sa-
Ida.
Ell tenor CUE hay de que sea
atacadu Ia plaza vecina ere
clio de punto al saberse que en-
San Ignacio aparecieron algu-
nos grupos de gente armada
cue Sc cree sean convencionis-
tas que Sc acercan con inten-
ciGn de atacaTla.
FL Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
E Or. AdoIfo Mondragon y eI Sr.
EstanisIao EscaIante fueron fu-
siIados por los carrancistas

Refieren esas personas que
los fusilamientos son moneda
corriente en- Mexico, 10 mismo
cuando esa capital Sc encuen-
ira dominada por una faccion
que por otra.
Las ultimas ejecuciones de
que tuvieron noticias mis- in
formantes fueron las de los
senores, doctor don Adolfo
Mondragon Y Estanislado Es-
calante.
(Pasa a la Pag Sa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Villa no piIji6 eI recOnOCinient0
de su gobiernO a los {. u.
Sc ha concretado a solicitar cue vaya a ST Iado
al cuerpo dip!omatico

de Mexico para q pase a radi-
carse en- alguna de las ciU-
daGes que Sc encucntran Ell
terriCor:o contrOlado por Su 60
bierno.
Sobre este punto conferen-
clio largamente el representan-
te vill;sta con Ell Secretario de
Estado, M. Bryan, haci6ndo-
(Pasa a la Pag. g..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

fin al eXiliO en- que Sc encuen-
ira una multitud de meXicanOs.
Muchas esperanzaS llega-
ron a abrigarse de la referi-
da Junta en- vista de los pre-
paratiyos que habia para Ia
session inicial, pero segdn he
dido en- todos los circulOs dom
de diariamente Sc cOmenta Ia
situaci6n de Mexico, han que
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Estan cegados los lnanantiaIes
de aqua de Xochilr1ilco, D. F.
a res,cado Ia Capital mexcana e pco aguador venden
do de puera puerta su n1ercanca

el IiquidO elementO ha alc2n-
zado crecidoS precios Y cue los
metropolitanos tienen otra ca
lamidad agregada a las mu-
chas que han estadO sufrien-
do hace algun tempo.
Los ZapatiStas Sc han ale
iado de las inmediaciones de
Xochimilco Y no Sc cree que
intenten otro nueyo ataque
a ese pintorezco pueblo del
DiStrito Federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

referidO papeI m0neda.
Esta determination fu6 to-
mazda en- vista de que dlti-
mas fechas Sc han multiple
cado 10 casos de falsifica-
ci6n. Muchas casas o indivi-
duos americanos han encon-
trado un negocio de facil eX-
plotaci6n ell dedicarse a la fall
(Pasa a la 9a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
FuarOn apTehendidOs variOs
OFiciaIeS del {. Mayor de
P. Gonzalez
El hecho ocurrio en- el
combate de Monterrey,
efectuado el martes

Telegrama especial para La
PRENSA.
LAREDO. Tex, FebrerO 10
Sc aSegura en- eSta ciudad que
yarios oficiaIeS pertenecientes
al Estado Mayor de Pablo
Gonzalez fuerOn hechos pri-
sionerOs en- el cOmbate cue Sc
efectu6 en- Monterrey el mar
tes de la cOrriente Semana.
(Pasa a la 8a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
49, 80

EstamOs en- aptitud de in
formar a nuestros lectores que
IN numeroso grupo de oficia-
les del Ejercito Federal, di-
suelto en- Teoloyucan, trabaja
activamente, dentro de suS es-
casos elementos, por reunir al
guna cantidad que les permita
dirigir a los jefes revOluciona-
rios que operan en- distitntas
regiones de nuestro pals, un te-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

veyendose del precioSo liqui-
do de las fuentes de Chapul-
tepec Y este ha dadO lugar a
que resucite el tipico aguador
que anda de puerta en- puer-
Ia vendiendo Su mercancia CO.
mo en- los remotoS tiempOs en-
que Mexico 10 contaba con las
grandiosas obraS de aqua de
XochimilcO.
Por dem&s eSta decir que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

Iegrama de protesta en- contra
de los t6rminos en- que estu-
vieron concebidos los cue, a su
vez Y con ell pretexto de la
pacificaci6n nacional, les re
mitieron los se1ores que inte-
gran la Convention Pacifista,
reunida en- San Antonio.
Persona que nos merece en-
tero cr6dito Sc Sirvi6 manifes-
tarnos que entire esos oficiales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Fl general ViiIista Jose
Hernandez Sc gas5 al Ca
rranclSn0
Tiene a sus ordenes dos
mil hombres perfecta-
mente armados
CaSlegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

SaSlSg gTame especial Odi d In
PRENSA.
VERACRUZ, FebrerO 10
Hoy Sc anunci6 oficialmente
en- el ministerio de Ia Guerra
del gabinete de don Venus
tiano Carranza, que Sc habian
recibido informes de que el
general villista, Jose Herman
dez habia defeccionado de las
filas del jefe de Ia Division
del Norte poniendose q las or
denes del primer jefe con dos
mil hombreS que comanda.
Gran sensation ha cauSa-
do en- este puerto la nOticia
anterior. pues es de suma i'm
portancia este golpe que reel
be ell villiSmO por que Siempre
Sc habia considerable a Her
nandez como uro de los jefeS
adictos a Villa y la gente con
Pasa Q la pag. 8
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
La COnV. Pacifista no respOndIO
a las esperanzas de los refu-
uiadOs de EI Paso, Tex.
Telegrama especial para LALA PRENsA.

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero 10.
Ell gran inter&s que Sc habia
despertado entire los refugia-
dos mexicaros por Ia Conven-
ci6n Pacifista reunida en- eSta
ciudad. empieza a decaer en-
vista de que no Sc ha encon-
trado en- las informacioneS
de la prensa NADIA que mdi-
que alguna resoluci6n saliva
dora de esa Asamblea que de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
La nlayora de los oficiaIes federaIes no esta de
acuerdO con la Convention
mensae efes revouonarios que e "
pden nj gracia nj perdon

reina un descontentO general
por los terminus POGO decoro-
SOS, en- que Sc redact6 aquel
documento, los cuales, como
era de eaDerarse, han provo
cado unas contestacioneS que
los here Y atropella en- su ca
Iidad de enemigos politicos.
Con un official.
Siendo de tanta trascencia
la noticia que Sc nos acababa
(Pasa a la Sa.)l
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Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Tex, FebrerO 10.
Hoy llegaron a esta ciudad
algunos viajeros que han he
cho el viaje desde la ciudad
de Mexico y que estuvieron
presentes cuando hiZ0 su en-
trada Alvaro Obreg6n despues
de que abandonaron la referi-
da capital los zapatistas y vi
llistaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Es inexactO que tratara
de deFeceiOnar eI jefe
Juan CahraI
Trataba de convencer a
Gales de unirse a los
convencionistas
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

NOGALES, AriZ., Febrero
1O.-Acabo de ser informado
por persona respectable que
esta al tanto de la situaci6n,
cue es absolutamente ineXac-
to que el jefe revolucionario
Juan Cabral tratara de defec-
cionar de las filas convencio-
Pasa a la pag. 8
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11

da una de las ioyas . 'quitec-
l0nicas de la lroca colonial
cue habia sido eonserVado con
gran esmerO pOr los sacerdo-
tes en- cuyas manos habia es-
tado. Sc ignora absolutamente
que objeto tenga la estupen-
da orden, pues dicho edificio
no estorbaba para la amplia-
ci6n de alguna avenida. Igual
suerte correra el edificio ad-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
Telegranaa especial para L,
PRENSA.

WASHINGTON.Febrero 10.
Enrique c. Liorente. el repre-
sentante viIlista en- esta capi-
tai. recibi6 anOche una nota
del jefe chihuahuense en- Ia
que le manifesto que invite a
su nombre al Cuerpo Diploma
tico &creditado en- Ia ciudad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-11
TodOs los preparativOs in-
biCan que esta pr0xima Ia
evacuation de N. Laredo
Han pasado los soldados
heridos que Sc encontra-
ban en- aquella plaza, a
Laredo, Texas

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
LAREDO, Tex, Febrero 10.
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We guarantee IA PRENSA
80 70 nave TIE -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-19

magazine editor told us that he was sure Richard
Harding Davis had very favoraby referred to
tobacco in at least of his Stories and he thought
it was of the Dr. Patterson tobaccos. Efforts
made to locate. Mr.. Davis, and being unsuccessful in
finding him in person our representative wrote him
letter, which Mr.. Adams published, and which
certainly commonplace enough.
Later we learned that the tobacco referred to by
Mr. Davis was Bull Durham, another of The American
Tobacco Company brands. We were satisfied to have
him exploiting good old Bull and made no further
effort to secure letter on Tuxedo from him.
All in all, perhaps two dozen such letters
written in the summer of 1919. Perhaps half these
letters brought favorable responses. In other
no answers were received.
An officer Of The American Tobacco Company,
learning that we had employed letters in checking
up" lists of the supposed of the brand advised
us that the Company could not permit the of any
testimonial unless one of our representatives had
called on the individual in person and had made sure
that he used Tuxedo and was genuinely willing for his
name to be used
Since early autumn of 1919 no letters of any sort
have been written. In fact, within few months
after our start practically ceased our efforts to
look up Tuxedo consumers though once the adver-
Using appeared have had constant flow of letter,
from users who voluntarily testify to the merits of
this wonderful tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-19

As regards the healthfu and beneficial properties
Of Tuxedo tobacco in particular:
Tuxedo is made from the best Kentucky Burey
tobacco, melowed, refined and treated by exclusive
process known as the Tuxedo Process"
This process evolved years ago by
prominent physician of Richmond, Va, DR.. R. A.
Patterson, who sought to prepare tobacco that could
be smoked By men ,ch sensitive threats and tongues
Every detail of the Tuxedo Process" of MANU-
featuring tobacco is of such character that it will
the result is that Tuxedo actually possesses throat
sOotHing properties in addition to its natural mdness
When, therefore, prominent Tuxedo endorsers say
that they find Tuxedo restfu to their nerves. that it
does not bite their tongues but has soothing effect
on their throats and is beneficial in other ways these
IRE statements of fact