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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
AGREE UPON BOYCOTT
Washington Union Machinists De-
nounce Strike Breakers.

Resolutions pledging the members
OF Washington Lodge, international
Association of Machinists. to boycott
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company during the strike, and de-
nouDcing the importation of strike
breakers have been adopted by the
lodge.
The resolutions indorse the strih-
ers' insistence for the right of col
lective bargaining. Strong terms Of
opprobrium are used in the resolutions
in referring to the strike breakers.
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Discuss Proposal e The Times
for Compulsory Arbitration
of Disputes.
PLEDGE LOYALTY IN CRISIS
Members Unanimously Sign
Resolution to Stand Be-
hind the President"

The Petworth Citizens Association,
taking action editorialIy proposed by
The Times, last night discussed the
advisability of petitioning Congress
to so change the charters of pubic
utilities in the District that all CUES
items crising between employers ana
employees lie referred to properly Sc
Iected beard for compulsory arbitra-
ton.
After debate the resolution was &C.
ferred to the public utilities commit
tee of the association for report At
the next meeting.
E. w. Oyster, a member of the as
ISOLATION, not only advised the adoo-
ton of the resolution, but asked that
the association go on record as faT-
orinE municipal ownership of public
utilities. This latter resolution was
defeated.
Two other suggests of The Times
eIc unanimously adopted By the as
ISOLATION.
President c. ]. James, of the asso-
citation, presented to the members,
pasted on a slip of paper, the resolu-
ton to stand behind the President,
printed in The Times, and asked that
each member of the association sign
il after the meeting. The association
members unanimously adopted the
plan, and following the meeting each
member stepped up and put his name
on the space below
The gardening campaign of The
Times was Endorsed, and resolution
asking that vacant lots be turned
over to the school children during
the summer for cultivation was
adopted.
Following reports OF committees,
visitor talked on 1.-THE Romance Of
the Telephone" illustrating his
speech with stereopticon pictures OF
the Bell telephone system. The FOL
lowing were admitted to membership;
Charles L. Ladson, Francis L. DUNN
gan, and Isadore Small.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
PERSIANS CELEBRATE
March Fl for 5000 Years Has Been
New Year Day.

Today is the New Year Day OF the
Persians. For more than 6.O00 years
the advent OF spring, the beginning
Of the New Year has been celebrated
in Persia. It always falls on March
81, the day when the ancient Persian
astronomers said the sun enters the
zodiacal division Aries.
Today in Persia there begins sea
lasts for thirteen days. and every per
son takes some part in the celebra-
tion. Every Persian puts on his new
est clothes and opens his house to
all Corners. Money is distributed to
the poor by the rich. homes and
streets are decorated with flowers,
and music and dancing takes place in
all the land.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
STRIKERS ASK BOYCOTT
Request Federal Employees and Gen.
eraI Public for Support.

Members of the Federal Employees
Union and the general public of Wash
inGtOn have been asked by the board
or representatives of the union to
boycott the lines of the Washington
Railway and ElecUic Company.
At a meeting of the board last
night, presided over by H. NJ. McLsrin.
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved. That the board OF rep
resentatives OF the Federal Employees
Union hereby calls upon the members
OF the union and the public,of wash
ington to refrain from riding on the
cars OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company"
A committee consisting of President
McLarin, E. J. Newmyer. and J. A.
DOrney was appointed to confer with
George A. Wilburt, leader OF the
strikers, for the purpose of co-opeTa-
ting with the motormen and cOnduc-
tors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Howard CannOles. one Of the group
tempted violation OF that section OF
that section of the District Code deal
jng with the placing OF obstructiOns
on street car liz e.. today was hell by
Judge IuliOwny in the United States
branch OF Police Court for the &C,
tion of the Grand Jury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
Basement Store

sHRUNK sERGE+I6 inch Wide,
An-wool Hand Twisted Double
Warp Storm Serge, ready for the
needle. Wont crush. Suitable for
suits, skirts and dresses. In two
tone shades of navy and black.
sI.25 SHEPHERD CHECKs-54-
Inch Wide Worsted Shepherd
Checks. Sold regularly at CT
$l.25 yard ........... U1
SI.35 SILK-Yard-wide Satin
Messaline and 4O-inch Block Crepe
de chine. Tomorrow CT
Naru ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
A WASHINGTON MAN
IS LIKE OLD SELF.
H Street Resident Relates
How Plant Juice Has
Restored Him to Health.

1t is needed quickly, but it must be a
remedy that leaves no bad effects:
that builds up, not tears down. This
is the logical effect of Plant Juice,
the new herbal stomach remedy, as is
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Basement Combination
Offers = All at 81

BETTY BRIGHT HEAVY AL
UMINUM-Cheice of coffee pot,
double boiler or berlin kettles,
with covers. Value SLAB; CT
at ................ O4
SOLID STEEL GARDEN SHOW
Ell, regularly csc; Malleable Iron
Garden Rake, regularly 35c. CT
Value, $1.34. at ....... OIL
eft. sTEPLADDER. with shelf
for bucket; regularly 9Oc. Win
dow Clean Brush. with long han
die, regularly soc. Value, CT
Sl.29, at ........,.. o.
FLOOR BROOMS-with long
handle; regularly csc. Counter
Brush, regularly 29c. Value, CT
S1.21. at oil
WASH TUB, heavy galvanized:
regularly S9c: dashboard. double
rubbing surface. regularly 25c: 8
bars of Star Laundry Soap,
regularly SOC. Value, <l.4I, CT
al .......... .--............. VI
SERVING acknowledgements
ished frame, regularly 9Sc: d Col
onial Glass Tumblers, regu- CT
larly 1Sc. Value, <1.l6, at. OIL
MEDICINE White
enameled, with mirror front and
glass shelf: regularly $l.45, CT
AT ...s...........- -.......... O1
IRONING TABLE. well made:
regularly S1.29: Ironing Pad, Sad
Iron waNer, and Cleaner. reg CT
ulRrly l0c. Value. $l.30. at oil
WIZARD FLOOR OIL MOP
Regularly soc: Wizard Polish. reg
ularly soc; Wizard buster. chemi-
caliy treated; regularly 29c. e.
Value. $3.50. at -......... O1
bath SrOOL-White enameIed,
regularly soc: Rubber Bath Mats,
regularly 3bc: Glass Towel Bar,
with nickel brackets: regu- CT
larry zoe. Value, Sl.24, at. OIL
TOmOrrow-Basement store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21

LINGERIE BLOUSES - Hand
some Lingerie Blouses, in 10 diff
ferent styles; all OF them are the
newest 1917 spring models. OF eX-
cellent quality wolfe: made with
the new large sailor and cape col
lars. lace and embroidered trim
ming. Some with large frills of
embroidery and with lace edge.
Worth up to 81 each. Special Ct
for Dollar Day .... oil
TOmOrrOw-Third Floor.
SILK HOSE-Our regular soc
grade OF Pure Thread SILK Hose,
in navy, gray, and. black. Special
for Dollar Day only, at ) pairs CT
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VI
TOmorrOW-Street Floor.
FIBER HOSE-Ladies' Fiber silk
Boot Hose. black and white: dou-
BILE sole. heel. and toe. All per CT
feet. 35c value. pairs for OIL
TOmOrrOw-Street Floor.
BRAssIERES Perfect-ftting.
trimmed with embroidery. Sizes
II to 10. Hook front styles. Actual.
value. 39c each. Special to- CT
morrow at ! for ..... oil
TOmorrOw-street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21

$50 and 81 CORsETs-Just
twenty dozen of C B and p. N.
Front and Back Lace Corsets
that ordinarily sell for S1.SO
and 81 pair, offered tomorrow
at 81. All are up-to-date
models. Made with the low
and medium bust and long hips.
Fine quality coutil and batiste.
A model to suit every type CT
Of figure. Sizes IS to 30... VI
TOmorrOw-Street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21
u.2s SHEPHERD CHECKS
32-in. White Batiste,
Ice I'd. or 8 Yds. ...

32-inch Plain White Batiste,
beautiful sheer quality. mercerized
to look like silk. Very special
value. No c. o. d. or phone orders.
TOmOrrow-Second Floor.
Innings Lustrous Satin, 90
inch: Sl.25 quality CT
BLACK LINING SATINE- Ct
3O-inch. yds for ... oil
PLAIN AND BROCADE CT
VENETIAN. 3 yds for ... OIL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21

UNION SUITS-A special pur-
chase of Women's Low Neck
Union Suits, with band top:
tight knee sPd umbrella style.
Ordinary and extra sizes. Ac-
tual value. SOC and soc each. All
perfect. Special for tomor- CT
row, J Union Suits for. -. Dl
TOmorrOw-street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-03-21

FRENCH JET ORNAMENT
Values ordinarily $3.50, 81. s2.5o
and up to $3.50. We have been
fortunate enough to secure another
lot OF Fine French Jet Jewelry.
similar to that offered last Dollar
Day. Among the assortment Of
pieces are Long Jet Chains, Laval
Tiers. some in festooD styles:
Combs. Opera-Length Beads,
Brooch Pins, Hat Pins, etc. Worth
up to $3.50 and even more. G1
Choke for. w.
TomOrrow-Street Floor.
BEDSPREADs Fine Crochet
Bedspreads, Marseilles patterns;
double size; unusual; $l.25 CT
value, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tomorrow-Second Floor.
VOILE-4O-inch Plain and strip
ed Rice Wolfe. in blue. pink. laven-
der and black. Regularly 25c CT
yard, 9 yards for ....... "
No c. o. ID. or Phone orders.
TOmOrrOW-SecOnd Floor.
TABLE DAMASK-TO-inch Irish
BIeached Linen weft Table Dam
ask. excellent range of new CT
patterns. Regularly SIPS, yd. VI
TomOrrOw-second Floor.
STAMPED PIECES-Exception
al values. Included are Children's
Dresses, Linen Lunch Sets Cof IL
pieces), Lunch Cloths, Linen Card
Table Covers. Scarfs. Laundry
Rags. Waists. Ladies' Princess
Slips. Children's Coats. Gowns. etc.
Values $I.25 to 81, at CT.
Art Northumberland Floor.
VELVET RUGs-Size 36xTa. A
feN to close out. All with animals
depicted in the designs. Suitable
for nurseries or children's bed e1
rooms. $3.9S value ...... u
TomOrrOw-UphoI Dept.
S1x99 Bleached rr
Sheets. ID il
Regularly SIPS. SIx9O Bleach
ed PeQuot sheets. The best made.
No dressing. Torn sizes.
Tomorrow-Second Floor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-06
LAS PIEDRAS SAGRADAS DE IE-
RUSALEN.
(Vicne de la 3a.)

tara LdZaro Ell meNdigo, Y ALI fut don
lie el Cirineo encontro a JESUS Y SIN
10 compassion de 81. \ ocheata Y Gin
co metros de aqui, supone ia tradi-
vi6n que aparecio aQuclla mujer, la
mazda Bererice que los cat6llcos como
cen con ci nombre de Veronica.
En- el siglo Y eXistia un artiSuo
oratorio cue conservaba e. nonlbre la
tine de "cubiculum" y ALI se5alado el
Iugar precise Gonde fu@ Crlsto some
lido Z aquelia pena infamante q CT
ccr0n llam6 Ia mitad de Ia muerte. En-
una carta topografica de Jerusalem de
principles Gel siglo XII, Sc ;rdjca con
estas palabras: HE f!age!latus est
IhcSus". En- la basilica del Santo Sc
puicrc qucda IN trozo &c Ia c0lunna
lie DorfidO uonde Cristo fuG a2Otado.
;PieiraS sagradas dc Jerusalem,
La fe De millones de hor:bres no IN
bastado para ~SalvaroS En- vanO la pie
DAD criStiana hi alzado temples Y
sa.tlarios que amparen de nuevas
| profanacicnes los lugares donde Ia Fe
! riri5 carnal. Ali, donde Sc predic5 eli
amor ' ia fraternidad en- las mas sen
! elias palabras, donde Ia idea de Ia
p2z hYmana Sc d~ivfniza, ha sido Ia
/ guerra ms cruel. mas teraz. mas
barbara que Ell ningur otro lugar &c
ii terra. Y ahora mismo, en- plena ci-
vilizaci0A en- que parecia que el ideal
de Ia 2az CANADA todos los ~coraZones,
10 guerra Sc acerca otra e Z los San
. los ~Lugares.--D. P.
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PARIS. Abri; FIJI "Beriiner
Tageblat. describe con comQlacen-
cis las d~estruccionas llevadas 4 c.
90 co. 81 ejercito aleman en- 81 terri
,orio Reconnaissance por los france
SEES.
Sc pasa, dice, por un desierto que
Sc prolouga dos leguas, sin arboles,
sin ~matorrales, sin casas. Todo ha Sido
del ribado 4 golpe de hacha o bien,
aserrado; los ;:rboles ) los matorra-
les han caaao Y este trabajo ha du-
RADIO tias Y noches hasta q@e todo
n sido arrasado.
..Todo III s:do derribado o incen-
Giado: las Ideas no son mas que mon
an. Ge escombros. Los campana-
rios que Sc hallan cerribados intercept
yando los caminos. e hume 10 eETHe:
iouo Y mace ir"espirab!e e are.
En- todas las a.deas Sc rtpilen .aS eN-
plos:ones: son cartuchos de. dina
mits que dan Gina q 81 Ultima ooEa.
NO es facil velver de aFrlo@ 4 aba
10 Y . fondo 4 toda n .ocahd&G.
Cen-anares de aldeaS han estaGe eN-
pucstas al b~ombardeo pcro algunos
muros Sc sostienen todavia y d IeceS
algun echo Sc >ostieac am sobre las
Daredes. Cuando los Zapaco-eS po-
men II mano Sobre algu-& aalea. %
90 Darece connov"rSe ONO c"M az
temh.or &c Terra. todo 50 HoaPe y =
desploma y esias ruinas m'SeE~oieS
rec!ben todavia (! golpe de gFacl;'.
Scbre el sue!o. Sc confunden meg
clados adobea ' piedr&s, en- tanto que
las vigas son coHsumidas por e !ue-
60. ;Pctre diablo de nahit'nle: bus
CO Il habitacion ahora!
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Ell PRESIDENTE MENOCAL


= Ropubljca. No habiendo a:canzado
q ,riunfo cue = todo trance y por to
dos los medioS lic:tos ( ~i,lcitos qAe-
rian imponer al pals, rref.rieron los
constructors. con tcnaz Y tumultua-
r!a portia. lbs 2caSac.oHcs ms ana
S!onad2s contra 'aS e!ecc'oh'S "s az
ceterT'na"oS ~eo'es'os' "~'s'i"1't"0
C@e i G"otestaS no SSE'"' "''''"'~s
po- -oS l~:louHS!sS' ru!@ "'>s
poHlan - teta &c JU't.V' P'''~'"''
e~mponzon"' e AMIN" P~"'.'o- -" 49,
ieTU!aS supoSicioAe> COM" q" pc ''
que seE"" "'9S"""" H'op''
JcfcS! q &o'!V'"o S'''
&"fheHaZ"i''o con +" o''o''
!4au2A contra S"S p.''e!'S'oI'.
70 -o5 i2l.oS "e los "''""~l'N
tuc:on t~2VoEao!cS. Nao@ No"!"'' -
gar va c"ntE" !" ei!c"c'" (! '"'
req! de los Fec"'s'@ H'S'''"'"0' ~
K Icy. AffoJ"rci'se e"OO"ce'' -"
m"%m!en'o "'g"ho' " eSP"iS. p''
TODD (! pans, en- los terminus III" ''o-
.entos Y amenazadoEes, ii os,.Na IN
putacion contra G! GobleEno d. q"c
eS'e lmpe1''I" " S"S ~
en- las elecciones parciaies. Qu" pol
IisDosjci6n dc IN lev Gcb:an cfec.uar
s. on algunos districts. Y no h..
biendo dorado int;mdar al eohic.no
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| puerto. Sc da cuenta tamo;en de-
hundimiento del vapor belga "Tre-
vier'. q! servicio de Ia ComislGa de
AuxiliOs, hundimiento que ocurrij ell
. microbes ultimo sin aviso.
La destruction de este barco 81 SO
Hero q cabo por IN submarine alemdn,
V Sc asegura CUE mientras Sc estaban
descol@ando los bores ~saivuyidas, cl
sume,SibI2 hizo aigunos dispnro3 So
Ire e!os. habienGo re&uitado scyi&men
te feridos .! captain. e pi,ctc. c. mt
cu!rista Y IN ~coeiaero.
Fl utanIc del "Tr~ier" tuco lUga:
frante 4 il costa de Scheve2iHSea, 10
ianda N~in.iruarro miembros - j.:
It9!pulaa,@a, dc los cCaies oyho Sc ha-
Italian heJla:s. fncron %esembarrado~
eu t. puerto de Ymni,:an
T@ntc cl "@e;ns'cin" como 81 IRE
yisr" c~ca54c.aD cargameE;o de :rlS5
sura G. uveD'o dc 2t.-ica Y IL. ,,a--
L DC Franciq. Fl gti2ero crl VI
~, nc5Ie-o. .! sc-vici@ da "A -p-i-
sin de Au";i.o:. III, carp. d" r;.2&.i-
ia c, Il" - ae Febrero : 81 carga-
me?to ,s:aba ~v-luadc en- %35i.l@E.
Fl Tlcvier era IN vapor belga De 1901
iCr"laaas DC canacidad. ,,ue Z;.nj Ge
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e. ULT!MO ESFUERZO DEL CO
B:ERNO TEUTON.

COPENHAGUE, Ahril DE a
c.crGo cen los Ui,imos informes lie
cados De Berlin. AIemania es:a en-
viz de lamar = las barGeras q todos
les hombres cap2ces lie empunar una
ayna para Q! esfuerzo mi.itar su-
premo que debe. segun ella, condu-
cir la guerra a ana conclusion rlc,o-
ROSA en- la campaha de este ano.
Sin cambia- formalmente Ia ley
del s~ervicio militar. las autoridades
alemanas han extendido practicamen
;e 81 periodo de servicio haSta mas
Mia dc los cu1renta ' cinco amos.
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ro- me,.ia d. n :uerza dc las AZ
Mas. contienias, para LIS que eTisten
en- v!gor. adetuados rccursos .eg2-
les. Al p~roctier GSi, han compromc-
lido esos hombres gravcmcnte Ell
prestigio dc Cuba Y han intcntado
poncr en- entredicho Ia capacidad de
su pueblo para el Gobierno propio.
Contra semeiante temeridad Y con-
ira los ac.os en- que mUy pronto hubo
de revelarse Ia extension y el caTac-
ter anarquico de Ia conjura tramada
contra el reposo pub!ico y "a legal
dad de las mcdidas mas rigurosas y Sc
veras habrian estado plenamente JUS
tificadas. E. gobierno, sin cmbar-
90, ha estado con toda Ia energia ne
cssaria. pcro denurO dc la Ley: y he
lleyado mi proposito de no eXtremar
las medidas dc repression hasta abste.
nerme de poner en- ejercicio las facaj-
tades excepcionales de que estoy in
vcstido Y de que me reserve haccr
uso en- case necesario.
Nadie deplora mas amargamente
uic yo esta s@ngrienta lucha entire
ne.manos, nj anhela con mas fsrvor
e. restablecimiento del crden y de il
normalidad politica qIe g todos brir-
da iguaies garantias para u dcre-
chos Y ~aspiracioneS Jamas puse en-
peno personal en- contienda alguna
por ell poder. Pero ambicicmo Yer a
Cuba ocupando firme y permanence,
un puesto de honor, por encima de
csos de~sgraciados paises, victimas deI
des0rden Y de las r~evoluciones que
son CT ludibrio de de las pr0speras y
cultas naciones en- que eScrupulosa-
mente respeta la autoridad de las
leyes Y Ia estabilidad de los gobier-
nos. Al poner como 10 hago, con re-
coiuci6n Y firmeza, los modios todos
que IN Constitution me ha encOmen-
dado, q IA rebellion, 4 sus eXcesos y
demasias, defiendo a e~Xistencia mis-
ma de Ia R~eplblica y aseguro el ne
cesaTio ci:siiento 4 Su futura prospe-
| cidad Y grandsa
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FL SENADO FRANCES ESTlGMA
TIA LOS ATENTADOS De
LOS ALEMANES.

PARIS. Abril 5.-El Senado ac2-
ba de estigmatizar los atentados CO.
mevidos por los a!emanes en- las rea-
| e;one. reconnaissance. Una moc:oH
| fuc vo,aGa en- los terminus de IA cuat
..actos de ~vio!encia inauGita han slco
Uerpe,rados sin excusa alguna, sin
| necesidad militar ) con menosprec:1
s.stemac:co de Ia convention inter
racional de is de ocJubre de 1907.
. rarificada por los representatives de!
irperio aleman. e. Senado cntreg1
. Ia middleton universal q los autores
De esas perversidades. sobre las u
les IA j~usticia eXige que n repreA
sion SEA- asegurada. Afirma ademas,
one nunca IL vo.un1ad de francIa.
.espaldada por sus admirables Soda
6o, : de arIerdo con los pueblos
.l:ados. Ia sgdo mayor para prose
guir "a lucha que le fue lmpueSta
nas,a el aniquilamiento de todas las
miserias. s!e todas las ruiaas ) de
| todos 10 due!os acumulados 1bre {.
| mundo."
n Cheron, en- nombre de Ia conf
! ,i6n de los danos de guerra, pronun-
10 una alocucion en- el curse dc "a
nal at!-mo que seria necesario re-
! .uontarse Z las edates mas remot2S
| de Ia historic para encontrar actos
&c barbara y devastation semeJantes
los ejetu:ados por los aIemanes-
.oueremos denunclar 81 mundo'
| iiio. ' deshonra: a IA raza matdtt"
asl quicre im]ponernos ST. cuI-
.ura."
Fl orador seHa!0 una Serie de TO-
~. initiates V atentadOs odlosos.
.s,uss de Ia partita de los alemanes
.,r roaa parte reina "a devastation.
Tn revancha, dijo en- e. cemen-
go aieman. henos e~ncontrado nos
-. una estarua de IL Paz. rs YER
81 que en- eli m.smo cementerto una
,,r,ha fjc yiolada, e. ataud Sacado a
,sr.sdo de II osamentas y lie
ue inmundlclas.
r! orador proctamo que los ""'-
-, x.pr,an oIyidar tantos crl-
-enes.
- yenganzs, dijo, es IN oeoe''
a-..aos cometIGos, eS nece-
.,uue: con IN cast!go ds-
MI, LII .os m!smos terminus lie
.,n,.u lie n maya, los "e
,e,es oeberan pagan todos los ia
o,,s,onados V rodas las vloIencias
o,e . a necno cu.pao-es. Aqda-
n1o nan consumado esas peESsi-
.i6aoes odiosas, deseo, y asl 10 'hU''
n son,eramente al Senado que oeoe"
81. rraidos ante nuestroS trloui
= odio contra Alemania es amor"
mas santo fe los deberes. HeiaoS
Ia nuesuo objeto, hasta que 10
amos pocido fundar sooce las I'll
.as del lmperialismo y del mlltSriS-
mo a.eman, ei triunfo de los oere ;.
mos inprezcrlpt.Dles de IA ll0eF:a0'
y. Vv:ani, en- nombre del g0o!e'
o Sc asoclo : las anteriores pa
. -,
&; nuesrras c~onciencias Sc nan
spblsvado, declare NJ. Niviani' nass'
,~,x a,r,as son mquebrantaoLeS cor
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Este kom're suErio por
espacio de treinta
y dos amos
SUPRA DE REUMATISNO DE
LOS PITS 4 LA CABETA; Pc
RO Fl. TANLAC 10 SANO

.Estuve en- las garras del r~euriatiS-
no por cspacio De treinta y dos a.
les. pAro no he vuelto 2 tcner IN
solo dolor desde cue empece Il omar
el t6nleo Tarlac hace como doce me-
sesr. dijo s. y. Dunavant, Q2e reside
en- Johl Place, Memphis, Tenn, =
r~efer!rse = los beneficios obtenidoS
con e. gran medicinal.
"Cuando apenas tenia siete amos dc
eiad". continue dicienGo e. seNcr Uu-
Y surf O. IN ataqu" &c reamA-
tismo, V nor eSpacio dc dos amos me
vi prirado &c andar y tenia que "Star
:! culdaco de una enfermera. Sufria
en- tres tornas distintas: reu7iatiSmo
muscular. sciatica e inflama-Orio, Y
no crro Cue haya persona que sufrie-
- mas &c % cue 70 ne pacecldo. io-
60 mi cuerpo, desde IA cabe@a 4 los
pies. estaba afec,Gdo, Y de rodos les
tr.tanaientos y meGicin2s que tome
40 obruve mas Que alivio paSaiero, :
i ,e.es sufrla terriblemeate.
III clos siernpre han SjGo los mas
fu,rteS one parte alGun& Dc nj vuer-
10. pero habia wees cue ME ponla TAN
a.s.:. nuc nc pciia Yer 10 suficiente
ra.ta .4q., J IN specialists que con-
suite NE Gijo qnc para pcdcr tratar
mis- oics. ;enia priuiero cue 4
Il! reumatlsmo. Permanecia en- cana
:. yecs> por e~Spacio de dos Q tres me-
Sey, y 20 aod!a hacer NADIA :,oSolT:a-
.nerte. c-nSeadc el braZo iZGHierdo en-
tan nal e<tado. que me era impossible
rC7erlo siQuiera 4 Ia altura Ie n "a
be=a. CuanLo me venia IN ataque dc
reumatisno inilamaCorio, temla que
dcscansar nj hraZo sobre aln,oha-
da. ' algunas noches sufria tanto. que
no podia conCi!iar q suenc. CHando
n sgiatica estaba en 81 periodic alcIIo
los dolores evan tan fucrtes que no
UoLia nj acostarme en- "a cana y T.
pasaba .caminaaGo er y: cu2Ct", : Pc
sar De 10 caaI sufria hcrriblemcnte.
''Prvbe medicina tyaS medIc!na }
var.os rratamienccS inclusive dos va
les q Hcr Springs, Dero Nc puda o.
teaer has I@e alivio temporal Algu-
mas de lis mediciras que toma6a r
tar fuerteS. one me t~rastornaban q
pStjmago nor complete, Y este reAla
I e~nrpeorar nj ~<ituacior. ~ MA IL
Se.unda hotel!a de Tarlac pude ncta-
que va podia l~eventar ri brazo s.a
caIsarnle dolores. P0r 10 que ne de-
ed! g Srguir leonardo este remed!o
has.a que te-miEe Q Seis ooteiias,
no hahienGo yueIto = tener IN solo
do!cr desGc crtoEces. que hace " mis-
lie IN arc. He paSado e 0ltinIo III
v!crno pe-fectamente bi"n, ' e tonic2
ESulac me- ~ comDuesto 81 essDlnaSo,
a lu.ar &c descomponerlo. suce-
do con las Utras medicines. BE ha ia
10 III buen aPetitO Y cua2de NE pese
CEE(NNIV tGt --O!" ~"'SS 49,
:i1ras. H camb;o en -! estado gene
ri ha side tan grsnGe cue ne s!ento
IN homhre con!plet&mente 3;stinto, y
es Dor clio que con tcio GuSto ego
mcndare esta meiicina"
Tanl4c * yende en- San Antonio
por u Wagrer's Drug Co, i01 {.
jivvstcn Street, ' po- Ia Meters ?har
macy, 1922 " Commerce s., hajo II
direction personal &e IN rep~reseHtan,
&c especial dc Tanac, c So cnTiaEa =
c~ua!quier direction al recibo lie So va
10y. Gle &; III peso Por ootclla.
sien,prr que Sc incluysn eS:ampi!las
s~uficieHtes para e. porte.
(AdvartiSemenc)
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las de los ~ciudadGnos de Ia regiones
l.bcrtadas. Ircmds hasta nuestfo
objeto para esq Is n~eccsario veneer
y IS POI Ia furrz2 mi:itar Ge tranci2
y de sus aiiados como obtenGremos
!. reya~acion del derecho.'