davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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long coats, or they form background
for coats of net and lace or other thin
materials. In any case ribbons and
made roses of silk or chiffon play some
part in the exquisite ensemble.
The gown pictured here is draped
with wide lace bouncing which COW
ers a considerable portion of it. 1t is
light-pink chiffon and it's profuse trim.
ming enlightens us to the fact that it
is made to please the eye and to pro-
vide the most becoming and least bur-
densome of summer clothes.
A soft cap of chiffon and lace is sup
ported by a covered wire about the
face. Roses Of satin ribbon set in
green ribbon foliage. and hanging loops
and ends, supply adornment in keep
ing with the gown.
Nearly all negligees are straight
hanging or have an empire waistline.
and all of them are more or less be-
ribboned
BoudOir moccasins made of heavy
satin ribbon are fastened with elastic
bands covered with ribbon. Little,
buckles. made of tiny ribbon flowers
in several eolors. make up the final
detail of captivating negligee toilet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
ALL SORTS OF
SPORTS HATS.

Sports and outing hats are sclassed
as one in new department OF mill
llnery that stands for the spirit of
the times. There are all sorts of
sports hats. from the low-priced but
chic fabric-covered shapes which one
may buy for a very few dollars, to
tho expensive hand.wrought shapes
with handmade garnitures that cost
..beir possessors several times $40
But sports hats are Injuries which all
may enjoy-an extra hat with which
the new woman expresses her, devo-
ton to out-of-doors and the pleasures
OF summer time.
Besides innumerable fabric-covered
hats there are sports hats made of
millinery braids and other millinery
materials which give designers ample
opportunity to depart from the ordis
nary IN creations unlike other mil
linery Originality is much priced and
the fancy is allowed free play in hats
OF this character, so that unexpected
and even bizarre novelties find ready
following. Among the most success
full of those lately produced are shapes
with round crowns and flexible brims.
covered with Turkish toweling In
cream color Fruits and flowers are
made OF this unpromising material
for trimming them but paint has be-
come part of the milliners' equip
ment. and thelra fruits and flowers
show what the artist can do with
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
Little Sir GalaInad
n Story NIah a
Blessing
49,
BY PHOEBE GRAY
copyEighs bg smalI. Maynasd 8 compaay

roorn.v She tried TO make Mary Alice
comfortable in her own bed, and pres
emily. having turned out the gas. crept
in beside her daughter. Then she slept.
for the sick child had stolen many
hours Of her rest, and her hands had
not known an idle moment for many
DAYS.
Little Mary Alice. twelve wears old.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02


are more festive In appearance II
decorated with spoonful of bright
colored Jelly, candied cherry or
cranberry. or spoonful of whipped
cream and a sprinkling Of nuts.
Baked custard has finer flavor than
the boiled and is particularly good
with fruit tarts or fresh berries.
Care should be taken about the
cooking. If baked, place the custards
or the custard dish in hot water and
watch carefully not to overbake, as 1t
will separate and be tough and coarse.
Custard should be smooth and velvety
when cooked; Test 1t with a clean
knife if it comes out clean the Gus
tard is cooked.
Nutmeg is good flavor for simple
custards, or orange rind, grated maple
sugar or caramel, all are favorites.
Chocolate or cocoa sprinkled over the
top just before serving is liked by
chocolate lovers, or 1t may be put on
as it goes into the oven. A pinch OF
salt is a necessary adjunct to well
favored custard and without it 1t is
fat and tasteless.
An orange-fiavored custard is served
with teaspoonful of orange marina
lade on top.
Caramel custard.-Put half cupful
of sugar in omelet pan, stir. occa-
sionally until melted and light brown
color Add quart Of milk gradually.
stirring carefully; then add the milk
to FIVE eggs beaten slightly, add a
pinch of salt, a teaspoonful of vanilla
and strain into buttered mold. Chilli
and serve with caramel sauce. This
custard is rich enough to mold; four
eggs will make it sufficiently rich. al
though the more eggs the more nutri-
tious.
For the sauce. brown cupful of the
sugar and add half cupful of water.
Cool before serving.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
COMFORT AND BEAUTY
IN NEGLICEES.

Hemstitched and plated chiffon
draped with fine silk lace makes one
of those airy negligee gowns which
promise comfort along with beauty for
the warm days of summer. More at
tention has been given this season to
pleasing developments of these house
gowns, and they have been produced
In greater variety of styles and prices
than ever before. All the soft and
sheer materials and all the fowerlike
scolers are used with light nets and
laces for making them. Printed voiles,
as lovely in coloring as the more ex-
pensive chiffon, and thin cotton crepe,
vie with silk materials in the esteem
of those who devote attention to de-
signing them
Some models are shown made Of
thin silk. and many lingerie morning
gowns are of the sheerer cottons in
plain white, with lingerie laces, net
and embroidery used for their embel-
Iishment. Where the matter of keep
ing cool need not be considered beau
tiful empire slips of light -colored taf-
feta are worn under taffeta Jackets or
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
CHAPTER il.
Trolley Rlde.

Mary Alice hobbled down to the cor
ner Of Calvert street, STOPPING and
limping like a very old woman. She
felt as il she were in sort OF enve-
lope of pain, which oppressed her from
head to foot. Hardly any part of her
ached worse than another
The evening was stu quite young,
and the crowds OF unkempt children
rioted in Calvert street, while their eld-
ers squatted on front stoops and
gasped. awaiting benson Of breeze
ana chatting meager utilities as they
waited All along the walks lights
shone, and as Mary Alice threaded
her way she was assailed by pungent,
Notwithstanding odors from basement
windows or swinging doors.
Mary Alice had been born in the
aourfwvs oho rom nharcd xvho< %,.ooe.
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ment, their effect being mainly q
stimulating character to the nerves OF
taste or secretion. They serve pur-'
pose in adding flavor to insipid food
and relieve monotony in diet.
In some dyspeptic conditions of the
stomach the use of strong condiments
like red pepper or tabasco sauce af-
fords relief by exciting the activity of
the stomach, but as to their value in
prolonging health they are much over
estimated.
The use of some condiments Is
likely to be abused. such as pepper.
curry and vinegar. When used in ex-
cess. they seriously disorder the dr.
gestion. Curry powders of various
sorts are prepared by mixing strong
condiments, such assred pepper, gin
ger and turmeric and starch. People
leading indoient lives and INDUCING
too freely in the good things of the
table. are tempted to aid the stomach
by the use of exciting stimulants. In
warm climates this is especially not
ed. The advice given to those not
used to hot climates is to confine the
food to fruit and vegetables largely.
stunning heterogeneous food and condi-
ments and alcoholic beverages.
Next to salt, which is the symbol of
hospitality in the Orient and is ne
cessity in nearly all our foods, comes
pepper. mustard, ginger and vinegar.
Much difference of taste as to the use
of condiments exists. The Persians
like asafetida, which most OF us re-
memberwith not a little unpleasant
ness as a disinfectant.
Certain condiments are best served
with certain foods; thus mustard and
ham, pepper with eggs, red pepper
with raw oysters. vinegar with spin
ach.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
New coIors.

TaIpe, which is silvery taupe ga
zelle, something between biscuit and
beige and rookie. the grayish tan
which was so prominent in the New
York Easter parade that it gave an
entirely new note to the seasons fash
ions. Avalanche blue which is the
deep. clear blue of saturated snow,
the blue OF mountain lakes and north.
ern seas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02

DO you think that a wife and
mother does wrong If she gets
divorce after che learns that
the father Of her children ls =
brute, undeseryinG Of any sort
Of consideration ?-even though
Il means breaking the promise,
Huntll death do you partv7
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
Ne1u No. r,.Q.
How it's Done.

Political Boss--I can land you
job payin $4,000 year-two to YOU
and one to me.
Norker-And do have an assistant
who does all the work?
Boss Sure, and we split half of his
salary between us.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
rhe polnt N uiem.

Mrs. Smith-Ha you good coohs
Mrs. Brown Yes. she's good enough.
! suppose attends church three times
q week but her cooking isn't anything
TO brag OF.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02

sauce" we are so accuS-
toned to condiments of
various kinds that the APP
petite fails II denied
them.
Condiments and spices
are used as adjuncts to
foods. and in themselves
supply little nourish-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02

with the children. One
egg to a cupfHl Of milk
and a tablespoonful Of
sugar will make two
small custards and the
consistency will be good
unless the custard is
wanted for molding. In
that case more egg will
be necessary to make It
stand I'M Gun cnsfards
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
syNopsls.
.

While trundling the clean washing up
Clipper Fzill Mary Alice Brown Is set up
on by some mischievous boys, who spill
the washing Into the dirt. She Is rescued
and taken to her home In Calvert street
by Francis Willett, Galahad knight.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
CONDIMENTS IN FOOD.

In spite of Plutarch's aphorism that
hunger and salt should be mans only
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02

What sort Of future do you
think awaits Mary Alice at the
homo Of Sam Thomas? WIN the
farmer. help her family, or Is
he the kind who will wear out
the ehlId's life in grinding
drudoerya
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02

Custards of various kinds are always
fayorite desserts and may be shared
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02
- TIE
4 KITCHEN
CABlNE /
DANNY cusrARp.

Never go to meet a sorrow
That will walt until tosporrow;
Never worry over troubles that are :
past:
When you iii your mouth with mus
tard
Having thought that it was custard.
Do not let yourself be fiustered
But be happy in the knowledge
That the smarting cannot last.
$ f. Kizer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-06-02

GRO BE coNrINuHD1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
PARA REuMATIsMo.

Tan pfonto como conienze IN alta
gtfe dc Reconnaissance apliquese cl Lini-
mento dc Sloan, No pierdan tempo
y nj sllfran agonfa l~unecesaria. Bnas
cuantas gotas del Linimento &c Sloan
en- las parties afectadas es TODD 10 que
lecesitan. El dolor desaparece inme.
diatamente.
I'm snffiente agredecido escribe:
"Estaba sufriendo pOr tres ssinanas
con Heumatisno Cr6nico y Nuca En-
cWeydada, aunaue experiments mu-
chas medicines, todas f~racasaron, y es-
taba baio ell euidado de un doctor.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of del Linimento de
sloan y despues de usariO tres o Qua
.tro dias me levante bueHo y sano. Els.
Toy empleado 81 dno de los departa-
mcntps de tiendas mas grandes On s.
Il. donde enlpleau eeFca de seis a ocho-
oiontas manOss v todas estas personas
yiertamente sabran TODD acerca del
Linimento de Sl0an-H. b. Smith. san
francisco. Calif.-Enero, f915-De
yenta en- Ia BQtica Capital Pharmacy.
LLL "L|H
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
kuMuALDo rENoRIo AA Muearo
Ell Martes. Is del mes de Abril. en-

FL Martes. rs del mes de Abril, en- el
hospital de San Jose, en- Albuquerque,
cuenta la Bandera Americana" don
de habia estado pQr 3 semanas en- la
Ultima agOnfa de fists violenta, super
inducida por un ataque previo de pull
monia, falleci6 Ell bien conocido tip0.
grafO de Santa Fe, RumualdO Tenorio,
a Ia edad de As amos mas 0 menos.
Tenorio haeia algunos meses one
habia vivido en- Albuquerque Y tam.
bien estuvo por un tempo empleado
como tip6grafo y maneiador de El
Hispano Americana, en- Belen, N. M, j
dltimamente, antes de su muerte, es-
tuve por algunas semanas trabaiando
en- la Bandera Americana.
Rumualdo Tenorio era oriundo de
Santa Fe, hijo del finado Don Felix
Tenori0, va difunto, asiN como 81 madre
Y hermanos, por largos amos v pasaba
su tempo ocupado en- las imprentas
entire Santa Re y Albuquerque. Apren-
do Ell arte en- los primeros tiempos en-
la ~imprenta del Nuevo Mexicano, bajo
Manderfield y Tucker. Fue educado
en- el Colegio de San Miguel y era un
hornbre capaz y bHeno, nIuy cumpiido
y honesto en- .su trabajO. Era bien
Querido de todos los que 10 conocjan
por su caracter apaciDle y cabaIIero-
SO. Murio en- la paz del Senior cor to-
dos los auxilios e%spirituales de la lyle.
STA Catolica. Macho sentimos la muer
e de Rumualdo, nuestro amigo y cola
borador Ell la prensa. Que en- paz dss-
canse.
Los mnchos amigos del eHiinto en-
Santa Fe han recibido 0 mucha tris-
tea la fausta noticia del mejor hon
bre que ha pisado este mundo, pnes
fue tan honesto y tan bondadcsc, que
10 nos e%quiyocamos en- mencionar 10
que arriba hemos dicho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04

de ministro plenipotenciario en- 81 Ha-
vre. capital provisional de Belgica, a
embajador del Czaf en- la capital de
Espala,
Ell principe esta de luto riguroso en-
la actualidad a c~onsecuencia de haber
muerto hace pocos dfas en- Paris. su
esDosa, que era, por su nacimiento, la
Gondesa Olga Toll, hermana de MN
lswolskf. E1 esposo. de esta, despues
de haber sido ministro de asuntos ex-
teriores EN- Petrogrado, es ell embaja-
dor de Russia en- Paris. lei padre de
ambas damas, que en- vida Sc llamo
Ccnde TON, fue un miembro distingui-
do del servicio dipIomatico russo, ha-
biendo estado mucho tempo de minis
tro ruso en- Copenhagen, donde tanto
q como sur espesa ysus hijas, disfruta-
ron de- la intimidad de los miembros de
Ia asa ~reinante en- Dinamarca. Del
mismo modo disfruto ell aprecio Y esti.
macion de Alexandra III Y su ~consorte,
quienes 0 mismo antes de subif al tro-
no que despues de su coronaeion, gus.
taban de pasarse temporadas al lado
de, u ~parientes de Dinamarca.
La Marqueza de FONTENOY.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
HoMeKks, NO aE sALGAN De Ia
fLiNEA.

NL| A .l K"-EE W" ~ E"|
Todos los D~einocratas P~rogresis.
tas que ahora estan esperanto en- II
nea para votar por H. o Bursum y
secundino Romero Fesbetposamente
Sc les pide que Sc calmen y no Sc api,
men, nj den codazos nj empu1ones.
Habra baBtante tempo para que TO-
dos puedan dar u yotos.
Los candidates intentan yer sobre
ESQ y El Nueyo Mexicano sin ningun
recelC les asegnra que ninguno Sc que
darA.
Para Ell bepeiicio de alguno que no
sepa NADIA, nosotros diremos que IN
estado peculiar de negocfps ha Ilega.
do, Ambos el Sr. Bursum y ell ST.,
Romero, atenidos en- depender de su
IFopio partido para reelection. basan
Y e~speranzas en- las hordas entusias-
ticas de Democratas y Progresistas
-clamoreando por ser los primeros en-
dar sus votos por estos candidates.
En- la Ultima tirada del paladin de
S%ecundino Romero ''EI independence
SO anunci6 que ambos nos Dem0cpatas
y los P~rogresistas estabm aguardan.
do impacientemente la oportunidad pa.
RAJ votar por 81 Salvador politico del
condado de San Miguel. Ell hijo distin.
guido de Papa, 81 celebre investigator
de la penitenciarfa.
Ahora. en- "El HeraIdo.g de socorro,
eI paaadin espahoI de Mr.. Bnrsum. ga
Demos que esta para ~estallar una es-
tampida de Democratas. quienes, mien-
tras que sintiendo desesperadamente
el hecho que Bursum NO es I'm MEM
bro de su partidC, sinembarg0 estar
contentos con de1ar a 81 paftido a an
lado por 81 solo hecho del dcbeF pd-
blico mas grande de elegir a Mr.. Bur
sunni "El Heraldo" dice:
"'Qu6 Iastima que Fl. O. Bursum
no sea Democratic dijo I'm Demo-
crata prominente Ell otre dia. NO
podemos negar. continue diciendo
que Bursum es hoy el hombre de 4
Nuevo Mexico, y que iii por Glen
to grande del veto Democratico
este ano ira por el, en- case que Ell
sea ell candidate para goberna-
dor; y por mi parte. gotare y ha-
re TODD 10 que pueda en- su favor,
nc obstante Ell hecho que yo soy
de un particle distinto al de en-
Como este amigo, hay centenares
de Dem6cratas quienes dicen la
misma cosa.p
Els i%nteresante %especular, no obs
tante, 10 que Uniera a suceder 81 por
algun destfo viniera a suceder una ma.
la calculacion y los Dem0cratas Y los
Pr~ogTesistas inadvertidamente caye-
a en- ese error.
81 10 que dicen es cierto, no obstan-
te, los Dem6cratas debeH levantarse y
refIejaf que un derrumbe desastroso
EN- su partido esta amenazahdo Ell ca
so que una cIase de movimiento de
il.ntarse no Sc Heve a cabo entire los
Dem6eratas de Romero y de Bursum.
De todos modos la s~ituacion parece
muy alarmante, 4AS9 ,tAts 5ta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
sARTA.

Vamos considerable Ell case de Isaac
Barth, a quien no le impOrta empujar
una %candidatura para la nomination
Democratica para g~obernador enfrente
del Gobernador Mcdonald, pero a
quien Sc lie ha estado pidiendo que en-
tire a la carrera y quien aceptara la
nomination ST la misma lie es-aada.
Ell sr. Barth nacio en- 81 condado de
Valencia. Sc eric entire los Indios de
zuni. Els el fdolo de los Hispano-Ame-
r~icanos, un 'Doche" sin ningunos COM
promises, miembro de la raza Judfa,
un Neo-Mexicano energico y I'm Anne
ricano desde Ia cabeza hasta los pies.
Ell Sr. Barth es Ell humorista princi-
pal de Nueyo Mexico; pero n no tie
ne que caminar muy lejos para hallar
que Ell hhmor de Barth esta en- terreno
solido, Barth es uno de los abogados
do mas dxito en Ell estado ha dediea-
M
do al menos tres q~uintas parties de su
tempo a mejoras pnblicas y actividad
ciyica; ha sido uno de los trabajadores
mas acerfimos y actiyos en- las fiIas
del partido Democratico, y conoce a
toda la genie del estado.
La risa Republican, sobre la posibi-
lidad de una candidatura de Barth ha
parade IN espanto y ha cambiado en-
una clase de expression blanca. Barth
tendrla q TODD Ell desprendimiento Re
pubIieano de Valencia en- las casillas
electorales y vendrlan de todas direc,
clones en- broncos, en- ancos, burros,
toros, bueyes, carros, en- autos y a pie
q votar por Ell; y es por NADIA que Of
WIDEN este, senores Republicanos. Y
recuerden que tambien hay otros CON
dados.
Despues de una campana -arth los
RepubIicanos tai vez 5tengan alguna
duda en- cuanto a 81 despues de TODD
fue solamente un Bnrlon de Estado;
pero quedarfan ciertos que habia corri
do con las campanas puestas.
Los Republicanos que Sc rlen de la
idea Barth Sc rfen con una reserva-
cion mental.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
LAS ToSES Y LOS REFRIADOS
SON PELlGRoSnS.

Pocps de nosotros reauizamos ell pc
ligro de Toses y Resfriados. Los con.
sideramos maleslares comunes Y sin
peligro. No obstante las establishes
0 dicen que cada tercer persona
muere de un malestar de los pulmo.
mes. Intermediates peligrosas Bron.
duiales Y de los Pulhlones siguen a un
resfriado negligible. Mientras su cueri
20 lucia contra los germenes del res
friado, ninguna ayuda mejor Sc puede
tener que el Nuevo Descubrimiento
del Or. King. Su merlto ha sido pro-
bado por yiejos y joyenes. En- uno
nor mas que As amos. Compren una
bctella hoy. Egiten 81 arriesgo do
serios malestares de los Pulmones-
De venta en- la Botica Capital Phar.
rlacy..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04

la convention Republicans de esta.
do tonida 81 dia rs de AbTfl en- Albu-
querqge para escojer una delegation
a la coiiyencion. uacionaI Ia cual Sc
cree qua tienc una nlsyorfa favorable
a IA nomination de Roosevelt para pre-
sidai,te dc los Estados Unidos
Fsto sin embargo, no es Tan inlere-
santutoo q herho upe Ia cciibma-
zion Catron- Ronie rospfess aparece ha-
bor obtenido 10 meior de clio en- Ia
prueba de fuerzs fractional en- Ia con-
vencion de esfado. En- case que ell Sr.
Romero venga a ser el candidato prin-
cipal para la nomination de goberna,
dor estaremos en- posiclVn de ofrecer
lie al partido Democratico uuestras
Mas ~calurosas y entusiasticas feIiclta-
clones.
Y que Ia nomination de Romero SCI
re- para los Dem6cratas como dice 81
sdsglo vulgar. 'Pastel en- boca de pc
rro.T
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
guerra soBkE FL poLoRI

81 dolor es I'm visitante en- todas las
casas y usualmente yiehe muy ines
peradameIte. Pero listed esta prepa-
redo para cada emergencia 81 tiene
una botelIa del Linimento dc Sloan a
mano. Es 81 mata-doIor mas grande
que iamas Sc ha descubierto. Simple
mente p6ngase en- Ia pieI--no necesita
tallaTlo-quita Ell doIor. Verdadera-
mente es maravillos0-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
Los REsFRIADos NEcEsITAN
ATENcION.

Malestares internales de Ia gargan-
ia y peeho producer inflammation, irri-
tacion, dolencias 9 hinchazones y a no
scr que sean paradas inniediatamen-
te, en- toda probabilidad traen males
tares serios. Agarradas a tempo la
Compota de Mel y Pine del Dr.. Bell
aflojan la flema y Destroyer los ger
menes que Sc han radicado en- la gar
excelentes cualidades medicina1es para
pelear aos microbes del fro. Inslstan
EN- la Compota de Mel y Pine del DR..
Bell-25cte.-De yenta en- la Botica
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
p-oaIcIoNEs.

Berlin, Mayo s.-Hoy rue anuncla-
On, 20 rel ministro de la guerra, la
cpptura de las ~posiciones rusas al sur
del Lago Naorez, entire S~tanaroeze y
Sfachowee, ash como la de $500 pri-
%sioneros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04

Gale Q ADarsado. j. i. ........
Plaza. Observation-Disclosures.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
SOLO PARA H0MBRES
NERvlsANA.EL REmEDTo QUE
TANTo Sc HA BUscApo.
Una Muestra Gratis a Todos los que
la Pidan.

rev
Use siente I'd. nervioso o que u
fuerzas SO agotan? ?Nota I'd. que su
yigor sexual Sc ACADIA, que la memo
ria lie faIla. o que su sueho es inte-
rrumpido por p~esadilas con perdidas
del nuido vital; 1e dueIe 4 I'd. la Gin
Jtura o la cabeza, Nse siente I'd. gasta-
do, sin amino y vigor, debido 4 abu-
SOS o axcesos en- Ia juyentud? IVA
I'd. perdiendo la esperanza de recupe-
rar su antique espiritu para poder go
Ear otra vez de los placeres de la vi
da? En- este case escribanos hoy sin
falta, pues es tempo que I'D. obtenga
10 que lie restaure Ia salud y el yieor.
"A TODD hofnbre que nos escriba solicit
tandoIo, Ie enviamos enteramente gra-
It's una muestra de nuestfo gran ira.
tamiento medicinal NHRVISANA para
que la pruebe y note sus efectos. Ell
que una vez haya usado 81 metodo
NERvIsANA es nuestro decidido ami
60 para siempre, este exbIiea TODD.
Ademas de Ia muestfa Ie enviamos
tambien sin ning1n costo d obligacion
para I'd, un ejempIar del interesante
librito ola saiud ante Todo". iEsta
obrita que es codieiada por TODD hom-
bre debit explicara clara y distinta-
mepte la Influenza dc los nervios so
bre el sistema sexual. Sc 10 manila
entefamente gratis idnto con la mues-
ira TODD bien eu1acado y franco do
porte. con solo mandafnos una carta.
describiendo on su propio ienguaje, Of
NAL de que. SURE. Dirijase a.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
~EsTABLEciDo EN- 1850.

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por amor 0 por dinero.
mo puedo saberlo; pero 10 ne sI
puedo a~segurarte, es que no tiene nj
10 unO nj 10 otro.