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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
ENSLEY AND PRATT
 CITY ID MEET IN
 ELIMINATION SERIES
Winner Will Play Vivian for the Championship. Teams Evenly
 Matched

The semi-final game in the elimination series for the Ramsey cups will be played Saturday afternoon when Pratt City and Ensley get together in what is promised to be one of the best games of the entire series. The game will start at o'clock. Dave Woods will referee the battle.
 The Pratt City team gained publicity recently for defying the Alabama Soccer Football association and withdrawing from the league. However. the action of the Pratt City management was not agreeable with many of the players and a new team was organized, placed under a new manager and will continue in the league as before.
 The teams are exceedingly well matched and good game will be offered to the soccer fans. Extreme rivality exists be- tween the two teams and for this reason a close and hard fought game is ex- pected.
 Following this game the final game of the series will be played. The winner of the game Saturday will meet the fast Wylam eleven for the championship. The regular season will then proceed with the six teams meeting every Saturday after noon. schedule will be arranged in a few days for the second half of the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03

Moley's arrival will not be featured by any celebration of any sort but it is expected that the idol of the fans will be welcomed to his summer camp ing grounds by score or so of local fans that have made the fact of vel coming the coming of Moley an annual form of pleasure. Moley will prob ably open headquarters at the Birming- ham Baseball associations office, in the Jefferson County Bank building on Friday morning.
 The first news of the players that will receive a try-out with the Barons this spring will probably be given out on the arrival of Moley. Although it is known fact that almost all of last seasons play CTS that were not sold or returned to the majors will receive another try-out, the new players to fill the gaps of the ad- yancement of Sloan, Ellam Wallace and Hale are the ones of interest to the fans. Moley has a line on several promising Elayers who, although young, will make
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03

American league was signed in 1903 the national commission came into existence with the National league represented by President Harry Pulliam; the American league by President B. B. Johnson, while the chairman was Garry Hermann of the Cincinnati National league club. Johnson and Hermann have served ever since but after Pulliam's death the new president of the national league, Thomas J. Lynch, became automatically a mem- Der of the commission. The latter was succeeded by John K. Tener when Lynch failed of reelection and Tener was made president of the senior league in 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
Strangled by False Teeth
m the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

fTOln tno St LOUIS GlODe-DemOcrat
 Pittsburg, Pa.-Strangled by her false teeth. which had been forced down her throat by a gag, the body of Mrs. Henry Viehmier. widow, aged 70, was found in her home in Ingomar a suburb Her feet and hands had been cut Two men employed as caretakers slept in a bed room on the second floor, but heard noth- ing during the night.
 The crime is believed to nave been con- mitted by men who supposed Mrs. Vieh- mier kept large amounts or money in the house.
 The caretakers said Mrs. viehmier was in the kitchen on the first floor when they went to bed. It is supposed the robbers entered by front doorway. The mouth piece was broken from the telephone, in dicating that the woman had tried to give the alarm after she was attacked. Physi- clans summoned found that the knotted cloth, used as a gag. had dislodged the false teeth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
CAME TO bE PLAYED ON
 FRANKLIN FIELD Will Be Played on Same Day as Yale-Harvard Game
 at New Haven

Philadelphia, February 2-The Army and Navy football game will be played on Franklin Field on Saturday, Novem- Der 9, the date that Yale and Harvard meet in New Haven, according to a re- port made public here today.
 It is said that the navy will again in sist that this years game be played here under the recommended agreement be- tween the academies, and it is understood officials of the two institutions have practically agreed upon November % as the date.
 The University of Pennsylvania authori- ties are now completing their preliminary arrangements for the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
CHAMPION WILLARD MATCHED FOR BOUT
 WITH JACK DILLON
Willard to Receive S32 800 and Portion of Gate Re- ceipts-Fight Will Be Held In New York Be- tween April 10 and P

New York, Februay 2.-Jess Willard and Jack Dillon were matched here today for a 10-round bout to be held in this city sometime between April 10 and 22.
 According to the terms of the con- tract Willard is to receive $32,500 and Dillon S10000 with the option of 15 per cent of the gate receipts. The pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
Fish Substitution

From the London Chronicle.
 correspondent writes: q am willing to make many food concessions in war time but I am not willing to have one kind of fish palmed off as another. The other day, at famous London restau- rant, turbot figured on the menu. I or dered turbot, and was supplied with in ferior hake, swamped with sauce. Yes- terday, on another menu, there was had dock. I ordered haddock, and was served with salt cod. Now, I know fish, and I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
 JAPANESE TEAM AGAIN TO TOUR U. $.

Chicago, February 2.-The baseball team of Waseda university, Japan, will come to the United States again next summer for series of games with number of leading universities. A cablegram from Prof. Iso Abee of the Japan institution to Pat Page, coach of the University of Chicago team, today stated that the Waseda nine would arrive in San Fran cisco May g. The Japanese played a num- Der of games with university teams in this country in 1911
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03

valuable men, according to President Smith.
 The selection of the new men and the placement of the others is left entirely with Moley and soon after his arrival, fans will be able to begin to predict whether the Barons will win the rag or finish second. Baseball should take on a new life in Birmingham with the ar rival of Moley, and it is fully expected that before long the composition of the spring training camp of the Barons will be fully known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03

moters of the bout state that the con- test will be held at an outdoor arena in all probability.
 Dillon, who knocked out Tom Cow1er in the second round of their fight here last night, will replace Frank Moran, who could not come to terms with the promoters for bout with Willard. Dill lon is a light weighing ITO pounds in condition. Willard weighs 240 pounds in fighting trim.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03

carry a magnifying glass that enables me to identify them conclusively by the scales. If a man offers for sale Harris tweed that is not Harris tweed, he may find himself in goal. What about a res- taurant that sells herring hake as tur- bot?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
A Hoary Old Proverb
 Proved To Be a Fake

The old saving that the borrower is the servant of the lender has been accepted truth for years and years, whereas it is really only half truth, if that The borrower is the servant of the lender only insofar as he permits himself to be enslaved
 Business men, who have to borrow from banks continually, in order to protect their credit and meet the demands of growth do not consider themselves slaves; nor do the banks look upon these borrow CTS as vassals; they regard them as customers to be cultivated by courtesy and good service.
 By the same logic 1t is disgrace for the work ngman and salary earner to borrow money. In deed there are occasions when 1t is wise to do Emergencies constantly arising in domestic life just as they do in business life, making demands which cannot be met out of the current income. The stork comes-sckness invades the home-in- surance has to be paid-the daughter is to be mar ried-the roof of the home is leaking another room is required for the growing family-these are typical of of the calls that cannot be denied No good husband and father would think for ment of evading them. On the contrary, he will work his fingers to the bone, and do 1t gladly, for his loved ones. This fidelity to his family has for many years made him the easy prey of the loan shark The need for ready money has driven him into the jaws of this rapacious monster and his escape has been well nigh hopeless.
 But things changed for the bread win ners of the Birmng gham district The Trustees System of industrial banking operated by this com pany enables them to borrow money at reason able rate of interest and pay 1t back In small sums There has been sacrifice of sef-respectthe load has been made light and it is borne cheerfully. Thus we are adding to the happiness in the homes of the Birmingham district and at the time increasing the efficiency of all classes of workers in the district.
 And after a while, just the successful mer chant finally accumulates bank balance which leves him from the necessity of borrowing, these customers of ours, by reason of their improved conditions, cease to borrow and make room for others whose needs must be supplied. But that by no means ends their pleasant relations with us, for these customers also stockholders in this pany and loyal enthusiastic believers in Industrial Banking, as conducted by the Trustees System, and which means so much to the people of the Birming ham District.
 TRUSTEES
 Loan & Guaranty Company
 2O26 Third Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-03
MOLEY EXPECTED
 TO ARRIVE TODAY
Composition of Spring Training Camp Will Be Made Known-Realm of Baseball In Birming- ham Will Take On New Life With Arrival of Idol of Fans

Chareton Moesworh manager of the Barons expected arrive in Birmingham this afternoon provided that the Baron chieftan IS running me" According to telegram ceved several days President Baugh office Moey ind cated that he would arrive here Thursday afternoon
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28

t"
IHasta los elementos tuvieron pafti-
~cipacf6n on Ia faatividad de Ia Noche
Buena en- santa ne. El cielo encav
potado dnrante al dfa de Christmas Sc
desato en- ina nevada que cubri6 81
lsuelo y las m0ntahas de nieye, para
hacer que 81 memorable dfa tnYiera
todas las cafaeteristicas do la Noche
Buena.& IA peaar de este. Ia fiesta tu-
vo TODD 81 aspecto allegro que le es
peculiar, habiendose celebrado en- int
nidad de hogares, donde 81 arbol de
Navidad lucia sus Drimorosas lucesf
tas v los juguetes y gol0sinas que ha-
cen la delioiat do chicoss y grandes.
Pefo 10 mas importaute do TODD, fu6
ID celebration relieiosa y las imponen-
ties ceremonies ~relogiOsas tanto en- La
Cathedral de San Francisco como en- Ia.
IIglesia de Guadalupe. donde Sc cele-
bro ia misa de gallo en- la media no.
che del dfa "a. Ofici0 en- la Cathedral
Su Sria. lima el ST.. Arzobispo, y on
la Iglesia de Guadalupe Ell Sr. cura nv.
A. BEST, habiendo subido al altar a
reeibir la Communion ~centenares de per
sonas de ambas %parroquias.j
El dfa 25 Sc celebr0 la misa mayor
EN- la Cathedral por ell Rev. Mons. Al.
Fourchegi, dando La bendicion papaI
oil Sr. Arzobispo.
Como de c~ostumbre, los regalos de
Navidad Sc distribuyeron con profu-
sion, siendo la oficina de corTeos la
Que mas trabaj0 para d~istribuirIos.
En- las demas iglesias de las dis
tintas deuominaciones tambien hubo
fiestas schemes y cantos religi0sos,
siendo notables los numeros musica-
les que Sc rindieron en- aIglinas de
elias,
Los pobres asilados de la peniten-
ciaria del Trstado tambidn ~tuvieron su
fiesta. 1sn la madana, sc celebr6 una
misa soIemne en- la capi1la, oficiando
81 P. Besset, asistiendo a ella todos
los convictos, y al medic dfa Sc les
sirvi6 una comida ~abundante. Lue
go, hubo una exhibition de cinema
'tografo. poniendo dos vistas del POI
pular Charles Chaplin, para delicia
de los p~risionerps que pOr i'm momens
to- ~olvidaron las penaiidades de Ia pri-
sion. Ademas. cada uno de los $50
~convictos recibi6 su media alena de
dulces. Estos ~obsequios y festivida-
des se deben a los ~esfuerzos del supe-
rintehdente John McManus. quien con
tanto acierto diriie los asuntos do la
prisi6n del estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28

""I"" u" W"| A.|| I.|.
has controversies periodisiipas'
mas cuando son relatiYas q asnntos
baladfes, son como los a~rroylelps. Es-
tos, tIanef su 0rigeni Oh Uni insignint
cante hiIo de agua que brotando dc
Id pefa CORE entire un ieciIo De arena,
y POGO a POGO, oOnforme va ha1ando
Ia cuesta va aumentando su Y0lQmen
.hasta due al iii al liegar AZ llano Sc
convierte en- rio c~audaloso cruza ru7
gIento los campos, y llega por fin a
mar desafiand0 la impetuosidad 90
las olas: (Conste que la idea no es
nuestra. pero Ia aplicainos por Greer
que viene al raeoj observation para
evitar SO nos tide dc plagiarios, que
dos nos libFes) Asi e1t ea neriodiar
mo, DC una nada, por ganar noto-
ri6dhd 8 pasar por mas sapios, . sim
plemente porque no hay "conane lie
mar Ell ~beri0dico," Sc empiezan CON
trDversias inutiIes, que pueden llegar
d scr s6rias, sinO SO tiene 10 pruden-
cih de detenerlas,
Esto paso e~xactanlente con 81 HIS
pano Americana" de Bel6n y nuestro
uuIuIiuc 66tldIldLlVs III tt"f -
a nuqstf0 cange, nos s~orpfendimos
al Ieer TN ataque inm0slvado de dicho
peri6dieo contra nosotros, v claro, no
nos ihamos d uuedar hechOs una ees
taca, sIuo que c~ontestafnoss hasta dom
de pudimUe. Lueg0 resulta que 81
citad0 coiega sIgue en- U trece, gle-
nAndo TODD 81 peri6dico con un ma
gistfar aFtfculo y la cOsa lleva ira
a do seguir hasta 81 dfa del Juiciu
despu6s de Ia boruca, con 10 que nos
quit&fa much0 espacio que neceslta-
mos para anunciar Id muerte de fula-
no. d & nacimiento de un zorro a zuta-
no, o los versos de algun vate, 0 las
observation-disclosures periodisticas del de
mas and, D cuando menos las ("meD-
tifas,D c0Iega7) de la Prensa Asocia-
ID, que por mentirosa que sea, nos da
cOtOceF 10 que pasa on TODD o. mum
do con toda oportunidad.
P0r 10 tanto, aIzando la mano hasta
las eatrellas en- son de juramento, (so-
no terno,l y poniendo Ia cara
mas grave que nos permitan las gar
mas Que tenemos de reirnos, decimos
v turamos, que nuestro coiega de Be-
len tiene razon en- TODD 10 habido y
por haber, dicho 0 por declr, en- este
mund0 D en- ell otro, Y que MOI declar
ramos yencidos nv desde ahora has
ia Ia consumaci6n dc los siglos, por
siempre, Jamas, Amen.
Est4 satisfecho. c0lega?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
LAS MARAVlLLAS DE LA MEGA.
MICA NO SiEMPRE SON DES-
TRUcToRAs De HoMBREs
Y cosAe.
% "a Prensa. N. n. 1905.

fDe La Prensa. ~. ~. ~. ...,....-.
Las frases muy a menudo repetidas
de que las mejores inEenciones de.
Egenio humane, son aquel1as que estar
destinadas a la destruction de HON
bres y cosas, bien pueden ser un evan.
CELLO chiquito, pues desgraciadamente
ESQ pasa muy a menudo. Pero las
nltimas invenciones, que en- hermosos
grabados hemos yisto reflejadas en-
estos dias en- algunos ~peri0dicos illus
trados de este pals de los grandes In
ventos mecanicos, nos ha hecho dudar
I'm POGO de tai affirmation.
4Por %supuesto, que va sabemos Sc
ha inventado un canon que arroja des
tructoras bombas hasta IL inverosimil
distancia de yeinte millas, y peque-
nos canones 0 ametralIadoras que dis
Iparan cuatrocientas yeces en- I'm mint
to y matan hombres 0 Ia misma ra-
pid6z que una moderna segadora de
|trigo; perO nos satisface saber, y
creemos que satisfacera tambien a
nuestros lectores la noticia; de que
tambi6n Sc han inventado cosas pare
cidas y no menos notables, con pro-
p6sitos enteramente pacfficos y en- be
neficio de la industrial y del concrete.
Hem6s yisto (pintada, por supues-
to0 una enorme maquina que levanta
un pesado caro- de carbon, y 10 vacia
donde debe yaciarse, en- unos cuahtos
segundos, hacienda en- s cortfsimo
tempo elAtrabajo de Hetecientos peo-
mes armados de palas. Una pizcado-
mecanica de algodonl que hace Ell
trabajo de ciento sesenta ~pizcadores
de esa libra, sin Eastman los capu-
Hos, y sabemos que alguien ha inven-
tado un aparato, que en- muy corto
tempo practica un aguiero de ocho
pies en- 81 granite mas c~oinpacto;
~perforadoras y cayadoras que abarcan
de una sofa vez ounce yardas cdbi-
cas- de TERRA; magnetos 0 imanes que
levantan objetos que pesan mas dc
t~oneladas, Y maquinas que ella
boran un million de f6sforos 0 cerillos
de MADEIRA. en- ~cuarenta minutes.
Naturalmente, todas esas maravi-
llosas invenciones hacen menos fati-
gosa la labor de los obreros. abaratan
los ~artfculos y mejoran en- todos SEN
tidos las condolences de vida en- don
de se producer y en- Ell mundo entero
PositiVamente, pafece que estamos
aegahdo al milenio Industrial o sea
il tempo en- que pfacticamente, TODD
duro. toda labor ffsica, sera
becha por medic de enormes e inee-
niosas maquinas.
cURI0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
NO HAY PREcIo MAS ALTO
POH EETO.

Mientras que la coIaida via ropa
han aumentado en- precio IS un bene-
ficio para los enfermos que los pro-
clos de tales medicines ~dependibleg y
remedies de familia como las PIld0-
fas de Foley para los Rihones, no han
aumentado en- precio. Las personals
de CIRCUMSTANCES moderadas encuet-
tran que la cuenta del Doctor con d.
ficiIes de pagarse EN- los mejores tieni-
pos. No Sc descuide de los rinOnes
debiles, ~cansados o d~esordenados. Las
Pfldoras de Foley para los Riiones
cuestan muy POGO y alivian 81 dolor
de espalda, dolores de costado y en-
los murlos, mdsculos adoIoridos, Cor
yunturas tiesas, dolores reumatlcos v
d~esarreglos molestos de ios intestl-
nos. De venta en- la Capital Phar-
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
KEHusADo.
(Del TucumearI SUM

M Y| ..IH MMHaar frH .r|HFD
'Esta semana recognizes de la oft
Gina de eDrreos una copia del Tucum-
carl Sun marcada "~Rehusado."
mo mencionaremos Ell nombre del
snscritor, pues no tenemos esperanto
de oObrar Ell peso que nos debe POI
subscription ~atrazada, pues 10 necesl-
Ia para emborracharse.
"Hlemos visto a ests individu0 POI
nerse a alegar con'el dueno de Ia ten
da de provisiones acerca del precio
de una col, y lueg0 rem0jarse Ell gaz-
nate con licores ardientes a 15c 81
vase, sin quejarse jamas del preeio..
"uno de estos dfas este viejo ava
riento Sc va a morir con vfv0ras en-
las botas. Entonces sera nuestro
"deberg imprimir media coaumna de
aviso fdnebre. 10 haremos? Sir
Y direm0s: "Otfo de los ancianos y
respetadOs ciudadanos na marchado
a recibir su recompenza, Muri0 re.
pentinamente a las 5:31 de la mana
ma del sabadO, de aneurisma. Deja
a su esposa y algilnos ninos para la
mentar 81 perdida."
"El predicador levantara sus oios
al cielo y exclamara en- tono solemne
q Ia GAIA de Pine que encierra
81 carcaj embalsamado con lieor:
Oh, muertel donde estan tus dardos2
Oh, tumba! d6nde esta tn victoria?
"Asi anda Ell mundo. El editor y
Il predicador son los 1nicos, con ex-
cepcion de Dos bribones, cuyas profe-
les reduieren que mientan.
"Pero, la verdad fra y sin adulte-
raci6n sera que todos tendran gusto
IN Ell pueblo cuando Sc muera.
"La esposa y ninos tendran gusto,
1orque no les ha acarreado mas que
lesgracia y pobreza, y Ell dinero que
lila CANADA lavando ropa Sc etnpleara
N alimentos y vestidos, en- vez de IT.
Ia cantina para satisfacer la sed in.
Iaciable del bueno para NADIA de papa
( marido.
Ia sociedad tendra gusto porqus
librara de otro parasitic.
"E1 cantinero tendra gusto tambien
'orque son muy contados los can't
leros que son tan depravados que de-
cen vender sus licores a un hombre
uya familia necesita Ell dinerO para
omprar las cosas mas necesafias de
! vida.
~ al final. cuando ell arcangel Ca
riel snene su trombeta para reunir
os a fodos ante el tribunal del Juicio
n Ia et~ernidad, Ell suieto a quien Sc
efiere este bosquejo vera brlllando
trares de las puertas del Paradise,
n ietras grandes como de carleton
~aREHUsADO.r
lOto al parche, ~lectofea!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
NUEsTRA oFERTA De A NICKEL
Este Aylso y 5scentavos.

NO DEJE PERDER ESTO.-Corte
este aviso, mandelo con 5 centayos y
envfelo a FOLEY & co, 1885 Shef-
field Ave-, Chicago, Ill, ~escribiendo
SUI nombre y direction clafamente. Re
cibira en- cambio, i'm paquete de prue.
ba conteniendo Ell Compuesto de Mel
y Alquitran de Foley, para toses. res
friados y Group; las PfldUras de Foley
para los rihones, para dolores en- los
costados y en- la espalda, reumatismo,
dolenciag del hfgadO y los rihones; y
las PastilIas Catarticas de Foley, un
cataYtico complete para limpiar 81 sis
tema, para constipados, bi~liosidad, do
Tor de cabeza,e intestin0s ~desarreglai
dos. De venta en- la Capital Phar-
macy,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
ssNAL De s%ELIeRo.

81 la campana de aIarma de lncan-
do sOnara; ~correrla a nararla o ira
a apagar 81 ineendio? De Ia misma
manera con la toa. Una toa IS una
sehal de alarma 10 mismo que Ia cau-
pana de i~ncehdio. Debe tratar no de
pararla cuando estS sonando, sine que
curar Ia enfermedad que ocasiona "a
tos. Esto pueae hacerse cast STEM
nre con tomar e Remedio de Cham
berlain para Ia Tos. Muchos 10 han
usado con los mejores resultados. Es
de valor improbable especialneHte
para las toses rerBisteutes que cast
siempre siguen a un resfrf0 0 a I'M
dc Ia grippe. ia Sra. Thomas
Beeching, de Andrews. Ind, escribe'
'Dufante q invierno nj esposo Sc res.
fra facilmente y tose y tose, 81.
Remedio de Chamberlain para Ia Tos
e. Ia meior medicina para coftarie'
ataqQes, Y no b pueden hscer
que tome otra medicira-" De yenta
sn todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
DETuvo LA Tos DEL GROUP DE
Los NINos.

"Iface tres Bemanas dos de mis- nj
nos concentration a ahogarse y a toser,
y vi que tehian un ataque de Group"
esCribe Billie Mayberry, de Eckert,
Ca. "Tome una botella del Compues-
to de Miel y Alquitran de Foley, " les
df una d6sis antes de acostarse, y
pronto Sc detuvo la tus y Sc quedaron
dormid0s. "A la mafiana sigulente 10
tos y todos los sintomas del Group ha-
bfan des~aparecido." El Compueslp
de- Mel Alquitran de Foley es un re-
medic de primera clase a un precio
.reducido, para resfriadOs, bronquitis,
la grippe y toses. De venta EN- la Bo-
tica Capital Pharmacy, .o3
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
UN OFFICIAL De UN BANco Las
~REcoMfENDA,

I. j. Norrei, v, P. del Banco de Coz
tonwood, Tex, escribe. "Sin duda
alguna 20 he recibido una gran ayuda
y tengo I'M gran placer de rec1men-
dar las Pildofas de Foley para los RI.
hones. IA enfermedad de los RHO
mes hace que n Sc sienta MODESTO '
sin ~alientos, por medic de dolores,
pun1adas. cuerpo a~dolorido. tleso, do
dor De eapalda y reumafismo. Estoa
sintomas. asf como loz desordenes De
lOs lntestihos cue ne 1eian dprmir. SC
rihden prontamenle 2 las Pndoras de
FOLEY para los Ri1ones. Elias AFRO
jan del sislema los venenos y puriri-
can Ia sangre" De venfa en- Ia b.
tea Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
MEpIclNA PARA Ia Tos PARA.
Los NiNoe

Va Sra. Hugh Cook, de -ScottsvilIe,
n. u dice: 'Hace cinco amos, cuando
estabam0s viviehdo en- Garbutt, N. r.
70 cure a dos de mis- nihOs que SUI
frfan de resfriados, conel Remedio
Ia Tos de Chamberlain, y %encontrs
que es tai como 10 fepfesehtan Muy
pfoHto ies allvl6 "a tos y les euro sus
resfriados mas pf0nto que cualquiefa
otra medicina que habia usado antes.
De tenta en- tcdas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-28
Ell LiNlMENTo De SLOAN ALIvlA
FL DoLoR.


FL Linimento de Sloan es ell primer
pensamient0 de las madres; para los
gulpes, raspaduras y lastimaduras
que tan c-ontlnuamente pasan a los nj
nos. Penetra prontamente, y Sc en-
bebe sin pecesidad de frOtar, rs mas
limpie y elective que los emphasizes o
pomadas. Para dolores reumaticos,
dolores neuralgicos , csc adol0fa.
mlanlo despnes de los ~rssfrfos, 81 Ii.
nimeute de Sloan da pronto alivips
una hoteiIa a Ia mano para las
raspaduras. lastimaduras y TODD dolor
externo. Para los mlllares que ira
bajen fuera de Ia casa. los dolores 3
punzadas que siguen a Ia exposition
son euradps con el Llnimento
De Sloan. En todas las boticas, por
25 centavos. 1.
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