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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-08
FIRST Stacker SIGNS
Contract With Hoston Rcd
SoN Received by Secretary Lame.
several Others Hold Out.

BOSTON. March With the receipt
to-day OF the signed contract of Hob
iitzcil, first baSeman Of the worlds
champion Boston Americans. Secretary
John Lane said that the principal hold
outs among the players had fallen into
line. Hoblitzcll. who received 5000
last year, signed at $4,000. il is UNI
dcrstood. Hooper. Lewis. Leonard.
Foster. Mays aud GREGG are still UNI
signed. personal affairs being rcspon-
Sibic FOR delay in some Instances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-08
JUNIOR CUNTS TONIGHT
Holy Name nnh -. Peters stage has.
kcthnit Contest ut NtGiIi
niOn M S::SO uI'Iock

On" OF the hottest basketball games
on the season among the midget teams
OF TINS city, * looked for tn-niuht
when CUNTS representing the 81 Peters
Academy aud Holy Name Society clash
at the Mc,;ili Union. The game will
start at $40 O'Clock. Both teams have
been putting la Somc hard practI,c
lately. and ar. IN fine shape
The probable lineup follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-08
BARK COMES TO PORT
serwegfan Vessel BADLY damaged
When In Collision with Amer
81 lean Steamer
IBy AssociatedPre5

NEWS "a, March -
f2The Norwegian bark Alced!es. rapidly
f&NktuG% water through a large hole
3&tpye in her bow in collision with IN.
f$kperican steamer Walter ID. Noyes /.
t3tw day- ago. limped into port to-day
[Aud went to the shipyard for survey
ENNd srepairs The bark has a hole abou,
k&ens feet square In her bow, and IN.
eE4xeafwas 30 badly damaged tina, sha
&}Euld not tow the bark. the master d,
81S sl1st-nameda craft told his agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-08
Mclaughlin and Davis VII,

Los ANGELES, cAI.. March -
Maurice j.. McLouShlin and Willis r..
DAVIS. Tor the West. defeated Thcu-
dorc X. 'cll and Ncrnus s Frrntis.
representing, the East in straight sets
IN the doubles championships opening
the East-West tournament here to-day
Thc score: l2-L0. G-i. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-08
)LD DOMINION AUCTION Ann COMMITS
SION COMPANY
X. BAUER. Mnnaxer
KNnmn nl3-hIb LYRIC hnildinx

Phone Madison $3.50
Auction sales conducted any mart Of this
City. County state. Experienced and re
suit bringing Auctiorecrs Furnished FOR all
occasions Loans negotiated. Mercantile
Stocks. Leases. etc, bought and sold We
also pay highest prices for furniture house.
hold hole goods. ,"weiry. ar, goods. or snythins
your furniture by auction. our novel
mcthOd Inaures superior satisfaciinn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-08

CHICAGO. March With the APP
pointmcnt of drill scrgcants to ioin
the Detroit and ST. Louis clubs of the
American League. President johnson
announced tonight that every club il,
the league would be supplied with mill
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
prTpoIT orrRA HOUSE

The Aborn opera company WI
close is engagement in the Detroit
opera house next week, presenting
1--WE different operas IN eight per-
formances The bill will be as fol-
lows I'll Trovatore" Monday even
ing: "Rigoletto- Tuesday evening
III TrovRtore" WedueF.'a afternoon.
Lucia de LammerF oor "Wednesday
evening NavaIIerih RusNchna ana
"PagiiRcri" Thursday eve ng
Faust Friday evening. Etgoletto
SATURDAY afternoon; I'll Trovatore-
Saturday evening The cast for
Trovatore" viii present Edith Hell
ems. Marie Rodolfo. David Silya. Ma
RE Louise BigEerS. George Shields
and Louis Dermsn, "Rigcletto" Fran
cesca Milena. Richard Bum. saliva
tore Giordano Grare Rauu George
shields. "Lucia" Ma Miisna Mr. Gi-
0rdano. Mr. Bum. Mr.. Shieids, Mss
Baum and Mr.. Dprman. 'Cavailerta
Rusticana" and "PngiiRrci" Miss Hell
ena- Mr. Giordeno. Mr.. silva. Miss
Riggers. Miss Baum and M. Bum
~Faust- Miss Miisna. MI Rodolfo.
Mr. puun. NJ shields MISS Baum
and Miss BigEeTE
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

A new oeretta, The Love Mil. ="
mlII he the DekralA opera hause at
traction the week % April e. The
company will stop here on its way
20 Chicago for a summer run in the
Illinois theatsr. In the list OF prln-
ripais will be Ralph Herr Alice
HeReman Grace Leigh. Jeanette
Lowris. Ernest WOOD, VIII Norton
Billy Rhodes and other weii-known
entertainerE The chorus u large
ane and It's members have been
chosen for unusual singing ability,
The opera ~ presented BY Andreas
Dippei whose Lilac Domino" was 80
successful
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
AsHINGTON


rf.uIighton THY Daughter. pho-
topIav Chat comes Co. Detroit direct
from record run IN New York.
whore many ministers. teachers. civic
and social workers gave IL endorse
tnput. viii have It's first local presen-
ration Iva the washington thratsr
SUNDAY afternoon. The story deels
a powerful blow al the neglecttul
mother who allows her daughter %
grow up unWarued and unarmed 70
f4eat lies vicissitudrs. contrast
Ii offered ln the depletion % an en-.
frightened gIrl-hnd her method OF
meeting I'VE. There bFE WEuF ura-
matte moments and gripping scenes
transplanted from life that make the
picture one 81 the important MIN pro
auctions q the year Aside from the
moral lesson contained IN the play.
~Enlightsn Thy Daughter ~ the
highest kind ~ photoplny entertain
YnenL The various roles are enacted
By such well-known players az r ran
sheridan. Eczema Reefe. Marie shot
well Katharine kaeired and James
Morrison. Two performances Of In
Tighten Thy Daughter viii De given
daily at SIS and SiS o'clock. - an
addNd attraction the hrst Of the new
y Henry stories in rim The Third
Ingredient will be shown. Specihi
music BY the washington symphony
orchestra win accompany the pic
+
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

The much talked OF ali-star com
hinAtion presenting Bernard Sha =
comedy DIETING Married which
has been the sensation or the New
York season In the Booth theater.
will come 20 the GaFrick theater Mon
day. April - for weeks stay In
cluded In the remarkable company
are william Faversham. Henrietta
CroHman Charles Cherry Hiida
spong. Arieen Harkett Hugh Dill
man and several other players of
note Play and players promise one
~ the treats 81 the ieeal dramatic
season
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

The SHOW OF wonders is headed
taward Detroit and ~ dua 20 arrive
in the Garrick theateT. Monday. April
30. This tremendous spectacle en-
lists the services 90 more than 100
persons the cast being headed By
such well-knoWn pia yers as Mariiynn
Miller George ". Monroe William
and Eugene Howard. Grace Fisher
Eleanor Brown. walter q. Kelley
Alexis Kosior. sidney Phillips Dan
Quinlrn. Ernest Hare. Virginia Smith
and Mabel Hiil.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

The marriage OF Miss Caroline
Standish Weed and Derric Choate
Parmenter. a noted Harvard football
player and coach. lie 10 take place
today az Piattsburg. n. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
GARRICK


Buoyant spirited musical comedy Is
promised ia the Garrick theatre next
week when "His little widoNs
With a company - clean entertainers,
beauty chorus special orchestra and
bright new production viii be
brought here for &eeks engage
ment previous 20 going TO the Aston
theater. New York. for a spring and
sumner run. His Little widows -
described as the very last word IN q
1917 model % musical comedy" II
Wa--v sHttEeF PAaa Johnson Young
author % Naughty Marietta
Brown Of Harvard" Captain KIDD
Jr Her soldier Boy and other
recent successes. The lyrics are hY
William Cary Duncan. who coutriout-
OF the above named musical plays
The music has been supplied by VIII
liam schroeder. a comparatively new
and rather young composer In the
cast are Carter De Haven. Frank Ia
Tor OF Pink Lady n me Harry
Tighe. recently principal comedian
with Anna Held Robert Emmett
Keane. who has just returned from
London. where he succeeded Ray
mond Hitchcock in the title role or
AR Manhattan. Flora Parker, Hat
created a furore in The Blue Para %
disc IN New York Bart-l Hudson.
late leading woman with Lana Aear-
banei m ~F1ora Bella iu the New
York Casino. and Cebellas and bss-
tH. .0d dancing Tea r- special uT-
chestra under the direction % Silvto
hein ~ carried.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
oHpHEum

Hoh. please Mr. Detective" mu-
nl fnrce. viii headline next week =
"a IN fhe orpheum theater. starting
,dns afternoon. Bobby Woolsey
name chfef comedian OF the piece.
rv1ns spike Moriarty. Tie viii
nssjsted by a hslf-doEen girls with
&ty Evans leading the dancing
&ub~rs and Hudson Freedom the
rlnr. The book and lyrics OF the
~ we're written ~ Dari Mac
,nle and the music BY Walter T..
5amonf Among the catchy tunes
k1ch feature IL are pretty Please, =
"a Detectiyer and "A Certain Lit
<ztri Know second attraction
the bin will be I'd BlOndell ex-
~ IN youthful character studies
10 will be seen in The Lost Boy
~ Tons ~ n . Chinese tenor who
kuses limitations OF Harry Lau-
~ songs Joe Roberts who IL
ITO wizard. will give the audience
0{1mb<r OF popular and medley Sc
zens and show new stunts ~
D<ut \ skit. springtine romance
~ "priftinx." The Aim bill VIII
<ornt Kathiyn williams and Theo-
~ HOberfs In The Cost Of Hatred"
The thIrtsenth episode OF PA
with Mrs. Vernon Castle.
UemarkAbie for It's wonderful
ines OF the inner recessss % Mex
D u THE Cost OF Hatred" a new
DeopIay to be offered in the Or
ouu theater next week. with Rath-
- Williams and Theodore Roberts.
~~t~~ <~.~sh~ g. a. g.. 49,.
ne leading roles Miss williams
~ che double role OF Sarits. wife
~ 1aDGhter OF Justice Graves. who
11mDts the life of his wifes lover
porf Amory. and nees 20 Mexico
- later marries ssrita. the wife.
oxtco q son OF his by a former
<1oge In betrayed into Graves
n0d cruelty used. The dRugh-
~ nnrifa loves him and they leave
xoD raging vsinly IN HE plantA-
xooerts has every opportunity
,ol1ay Ms powerful personality.
49, Williams IN extra capable
1oF @roWot5e scen<s. The support
&n1 u large and well chosen TIE
~ 81 the play IL beautiful
1o0uo's Marrying Place IN the
~ of IN old Spanish bsilaiBg, ~
W{ego. furnishes beautiful iecs-
fer several scenes. The feature
1evffIe attractions include Owen
<Veney in "Bifl sykes and a
csal comedy. ''oh. Please. Mr.. De-
Amelta bingham In Q condensed
k<)on 81 ~Joan OF Arc" a. snnounc-
fer the orpheunn theater the week
ffs~a Monday. April 80. THIS Is
~ B'nGhnmfs hrst vaudeville ap-
of,~re ~ popular prices. She will
Unsupported by her own company %
ererr The act 10 said 20 be very
&orstey staged
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Regular monthly meeting of tn
Common Council of the City of Sank
Centre, held Wednesday, February z,
1917, at 1880 p. m.
The Council convened in regular ses-
sion, with all the members present,
save Alderman O'Gara and jenkins.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The Rest Room Committee filed its
report for the month of January
which showed among other things a
balance on had of $685.. A monthly
attendance of 623 with the largest
single days attendance of 4S. The re-
port was accepted and ordered filed.
Oscar Holman filed his application
for the position as Engineer of the
new municipal light and power plant
The application was laid on the table.
J. E. Bonner and Chief of Police
Geo. Fish each filed a report of the
number of arrests and receipts from
the Municipal Court for the month of
January, and these were ordered filed.
B. Christianson, or request, filed his
report as Band Director, of member
shij, instruments played, time of meet
ings, and special instructions which
was accepted and ordered filed.
City Attorney L. L. Kells and Chief
of Police Fish, filed their report or
the audit of the Municipal Court re-
cords and books, up to the time Judge
Diehl took his vacation, and reported
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15

| Dewey Upton accompanied George
and Iona back to school Sunday eve
ming.
Orville Austin visited at the home OF
R. Pickett Sunday after long alb
sence.
| Mrs. Ole Roen has had another at
tack of gall stones but we hope for a
speedy recovery.
w. Austin's brothers, who have been
visiting in this vicinity, departed for
their homes Monday.
Geo. Sukke and Elvira Frederick
spent very enjoyable evening last
Thursday at the j. o. Roen home.
On account of the bad roads and
cold weather we were only able to get
our mail three times during the week.
Skiing has become a great amuse-
ment in this vicinity. A large crowd
was out practicing some stunts Sun
day.
Eden Sukke spent several days last
week with her aunt, Mrs. c. Schader,
of Little Sank, who has been i'll for
some time.
Miss E. Frederick is just recovering
from slight attack of tonsilitis and
several around here have been i'll with
the lagrippe.
Mrs. Theodore Schader and sister,
Bertha Hoff, returned to Little Sank
Tuesday after visit with relatives in
this vicinity.
Arthur Anderson made trip to St.
Cloud Friday and returned Saturday
evening and while there he took the
examination for mail clerk.
No matter how cold the weather
may be and how bad the roads, school
has been held every day with no less
of an attendance than eight pupils.
Mrs. C.. T. Johnson received a tel
egram from her son, Henry, in La
Porte that his wife had suddenly died
and that the funeral was to be Thurs
day. We expect Mrs. Johnson to leave
for that point Tuesday.
Miss E. Frederick spent from Fri
day night until Monday morning with
her parents in Westport. Monday on
her return she visited the various
grades, Normal and high school and
also took in the fine program given by
the school Monday Afternoon in the
auditorium.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
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q q d~d u q q u 4s--s,fi5 aH u u
S. Chenoweth visijD IT w. C. Ell,
liott Tuesday event 81
E. Elliott was SRsb1 visitor al
Mccormick Lake TuaH-E..
VIM. Bryant visited with S. Chen.
oweth Wednesday afternoon.
Kenneth McCullom was a visitor al
the Elliot home Sunday evening.
L. Wolfe of Brooklyn was a visitor
at Hoboken Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Bryant visited with Rev
and Mrs. Duel in Sank Centre Wed.
nesday.
Paul and Craig Wilcox of McCor.
mick Lake were visitors at the Hobok
en- Tuesday.
Mines. O'Brien, McCullom and FL
lott visited on Thursday with Mrs
Chas. Parkinson.
R. Elliott made a bushes trip tc
Melrose Monday, Visiting at the farm
homes of H. w. Walker and George
Grundman enroute.
Flossie Parkinson, teacher in the
rural school, at Fairy Lake, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parkinson.
Misses Mary and Lila Neal anc
Gii---. Feters On; Messrs. Fred Walker
Floyd Peter son and Foster Wilcox Of
Mccormick Lac were visitors at the
]. B. Gallaa Is home Sunday evening
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
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Mrs. John Sullivan went to Brainerd
to visit with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomson and
children of Dakota are visiting rela-
tives here.
. Miss Marie Konzak, who has been
helping Mrs. Hardin, returned home
last Saturday.
G. Gray and sister, Pearl, called on
their sister, Mrs. Hilderbrand, one
day last week.
William Kane spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting at the home of his I'M
Gle, J. F. Mcdonald.
Wilfred Lynch is visiting at the
Hines home after spending the last
three months in Canada.
The dance given at the Parker home
Wednesday evening was enjoyable.
Refreshments were served at mid
night.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
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RURAL ROUTE NO 5 p


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Mrs. Peter Miller who was seriously
i'll is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Veeder spent
Friday evening at the homo OF j.
Veeder.
John Morris, Bert Morgan and john
ME Ripka spent Sunday evening at
the home of Harry Veeder.
Quite number of friends and
neighbors were entertained at the
home of Jim Winter Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Miller and her
daughter Gertie visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beutler and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Taylor and her
daughters, Margie and Mildred, left
Saturday for Black Duck, where they
will spend some time.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15

Literacy Test Debate between tn Sop
omore and Freshmen classes at the
high school auditorium in Sank Cen
tire Wednesday evening.
Miss Mona Hutchinson very pleas
antly entertained at her home on Riv-
erside farm Sunday evening, follow
ing: Leone, Merline and Nell Wake
field, Anna Anderson, Maude Mann;
Messrs. John Rue, Gus Anderson, Rob
ert Elliott, Arleigh md Leo Demro
and Mrs. M. Malzl
The UpstreamA I'll heir monthly
meeting at the In An lerson home
Friday evening, Fer Those present
were Misses Mann, --Itchinson, Peter
son, Neal and Messrs. Wilcox, Demro,
Hutchinson, Peterson, Walker, Keay,
Stewart, Laron, Elliott; Mrs. Minnie
Mann, Mrs. C. D. Wilcox and Mrs. L.
A. Merit. After the regular business
meeting the ever popular game Of
wonder was played; lunch was served
before the departing hour.
Last Tuesday evening the following
young people very pleasantly surpris-
ed Miss Dola Grundman and Ray
Walker at the latter's home: Misses
Anna and Sigrid Anderson, Elvira
Kennedy, Mona Hutchinson, Leone
Wakefield, Lila and Mary Neal, Glenn
Peterson, Maud Mann and Messrs.
Herbert Norgorden, Floyd Peterson,
Craig and Paul Wilcox, Arleigh DEM
70, John Wolfe, Sturie Larson, Gus
Anderson, Ester Kennedy, Robert Ell
lott, James Grundman, Geo. Ray and
Fred Walker; Mr.. and Mrs. Grund-
man and Walker. The guests were en-
tertained with music end games until
midnight. Pink al I sn decorations
were used. Cake III ~ cream were
served. The homii,. II IS received
many beautiful siIa ON their
friends. After 81 - visitors de-
parueu each leaving his thanks for the
good time they had enjoyed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
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Louise Upton visited at w. Austin's
Sunday.
Arthur Billman called at the home
of r. Pickett Sunday.
Eden Sulke spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. C. Schader.
Geo. Sukke and Earl Brown visited
at Will Upton's Sunday.
Norbert Parkinson and family spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Upton and Laura visited the
school Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. Lam IN called on her mother
Mrs. w. Perk4 .on, Saturday.
]. o. Roen1 family entertained at
tie home of G +. Johnson Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15

that all moneys due the City and also
the State had been properly accounted
for and filed and the committee dis
charged.
The Clerk reported the General
Fund short of funds to pay the month
ly bills and deficit from the last
month in the amount of $23OOOO and
the Mayor and Clerk were directed to
borrow from the Merchants National
Bank $1,000 and from the First Ma
tional Bank $1100. and issue therefore
time orders, payable on or before July
l, 1917 at per cent interest.
The following bills were audited, al
lowed md n1rdorod mid In FILL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15

Much time was spent considering
applications for aid, and many cases
were found where applications had
been made who were not entitled an,
the committee on Poor decided upon
requiring each applicant to furnish de-
tailed information, as to property own
ed, number under his or her support,
names and addresses of relatives, and
their financial standing, etc., befor
granting relief asked for. The Coun-
Gil expressed itself anxious to furnish
relief for the needy poor, but wished
to avoid impositions and so decided
upon this plan to be followed in the
future. The meeting was then ad
journed. J. F Cooper, Clerk.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-15
MINI EsOTA TROOPER BROWNS

Brownsville, Texas, Feb. 12.-Pri-
vate Edward Belavka, of Alexandria,
Mimi, member of G troop, First Col
orado cavalry, lost his life Sunday in
an attempt to return to the United
States a comrade alleged to have de-
serted to the Mexican side of the
Rio Grande. Constructing small raft,
Belavka and his brother, Henry, cross
ed the Rio Grande, where they made
prisoner of the alleged deserter. Sine
the raft was only large enough for two,
Edward placed het prisoner on it in
charge of his brother. He then at
tempted to swim the river. A whirl-
pool swept him under when he was
within Is feet of the shore.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11

Observation-Disclosures usted IN
tratadito de Ortografia casteIlana Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
FL SR. {. D. HUTSELL,
DICE QUE SOR=
PRENDIDO CON LOS
R~ESULTADGS
Su mejoria, desde cue empe'
70 .omar Tanlac, ha sido
maravillosa

~Antes de que hubiera uSado mas
Que 10 mitad del conienido lie mi pri-
rlera botella de Tanlac, habia meJo-
RADIO tarto. que ME quede sorprendl-
do con los resuitados obJenidOs." dijo
el otro dia el Sr. {. D. Hutsell. un
carpintero que vive en- 2l9 South
Mesquite Street.
"Durante los ultimos seiS AMOS
continuo-se d~esarreglG malamente
mi saIud ' SURF te~rriblemente del
~es,6nago y del catarro. Nj a?etitO
era tan escaso que no me era possible
almorzar ' para Ia nora lie IA conf
de- casi me se9tia desfallecer de ham
bre. Despues de que COMA alguna
.ccsa. los aiimentos Sc me hac!aH
agrios en- el est6mago ' a tai grade
me sofocaban los gases que apenas
uodia respirar. La mayor parte del
tempo me dolia Ia cabeza ' me puse
tan debil. que a cada momento eSta-
ba a punto de caerme. Las flemaS
Il Sc me formaban en- IA garganta
me moIestaban mUchisimo Y era tai
In cantidad de dichaS flemaS. que es-
taban q punto de ahogarme Y TODD
e tempo teria que eStar eScupiendo.
10 que no NE dejaba descansar nj
durante las nocheS, en- las que diff
ci!mente podia dormir,
"Aunque probe muchas medic:raS.
r:nguna me propcrciono ningUn ali
vic. cuando lei las -ecomendacioneS
del Tanlac. hechaS por las muchaS
personals que ha curado. So me ocu-
rri6 CUE por fin habia encontrado al
go que podia aliTiarme. Comprt
una botella Y proHto comprendI que
me estaba hacienda bien. Nj ape;i-
10 Ia mejorado tanto que TODD e.
tempo siento hambre. Y ahOra pue-
do ONE TODD 10 que QuierO sin cue
Me ocasione ningunaS moleStiaS: el
ca-arro no Ia vuelto = molesJarme
mas. y cada dia ne estOy sintiendo
mejor. Duermo como IN tronco. Y
siento que Sc esta deSarrollando en-
mi tanta vida V energiaS. Que ahora
10 que deseo eS conServarme TODD el
tempo hacienda algln trabajO."
TANLAC Sc vende en- San Antonio
por IL Wagner's Drug Co., 4O7 Eas,
Houston St, Y por Meters Pharma'
cy, 1922 West Commerce ST., oajc
Ia direction personal de IN represeu,
tente especial del Tanac, o Sc envia-
r. por estas bcticas a cualquier di,
recci6n. al recibo dc su vaior. que es
81. por botella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas suficientes para e.
porte.
-fldvN