davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
SIGUEN TENIENDO EXI-
TO Los RUMANOS

PETROGRADO. Agosto 1o.-Un
despacho procedente de Jassy, la ca
pital provisional rumana, recibido
aqui hoy, da cuenta de que las tropas
ruso-rumanos que operan en- la Inca
de batalla de Ia Moldavia, han con-
tinuado hacienda avances Ell la region
comprendida entire les wales del Ca
sin Y del Putna.
Como resultado de los exitos obte-
nidos por los ruso-rumanos en- esa
region en- los dias del "a al Is &c jul
Ito proximo pasado, e. enemigo ha te-
nido las siguientes p6rdidas: noventa
Y ocho pleas de artilleria Y cerca de
4,500 pfisioneros. Ell frente de la H.
nea enerniga de cerra de sesenta kilo-
de extension, fue roto por los
rusc-rumanos cue hicieron I'm avance
de diecisiete kilometres Y en- alguncs
de veinte. Kilometres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
Z A p Il E II SA
UlsEiI9 pGprLiR ISDEPEND!ESIE.
PRECIGS DE SuSCRIPCIOS:

En- los ES.ados Unidcs, Mexico, Canada. Gu.
ID. Puerto RicG, PaHamS, y las lsias
Fi!lpinaS:
tH "H' - . ...s.. ......- ON
oci> Ue>cs .-..-. $500. 5000. 4. 80 800
Tres H!c>cS ...... ..-... -..... .....-S l-5O
En- Celrro Y Sur. America. tIceD!uendo
Panama. Europa y los GcIuaS uaiscs COM
~prcndldos en- IL Union Postal UNIVERSAL:
VI 1lo 80 ......--. .-.---... 80 9.o
IT'S uiSS'3 ,....-.'.. ;..:..... % 10y
IA rRENSA guEi.ca tembfen una edlc.dn
SernaHaris. los microbes, sie1dO los prectos
ie subcripci0n:
En- los Estados Unidos. Mexico, Canada,
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama y Filipilss:
IN BIO ........ ..-..- ....... -....S ] UNI
seas incSeS .....- ...... -.---- .-.... u.uJ
En- cntrG 8 sur America. texCeptuando
p&aaMal. europa, etc.
Los 7agos Gebcn hacerse por edelantsdo,
IN gtT1 postal o de Express, caTia cerii-
tiCaCH o letTa SobTe Sueya York. Los pre-
rioS de suScri1ct6n son en- dInero amerl-
raDo o ST. ecuiralenCia en- moneda del pals
&c dOndc Sc soitCi;e Ell peTi6dico.
Dirtia ioda Ia correspondence al Direc-
Tor, Ell ID forina siSIicnte:
SIR. iGNACiO E. LOZANO.
100 N. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
TROPAS ALIADAS
Sc ESTAN RETIRAN=
DO De GRECIA
Van a ser llamadas las reser.
vas del ejercito griego
de 1915 y 1917

ATENAS, Agosto Lola eva
cuaci6n de las tropas aliadas de2
territorio de la antigua Grecia, Ia
Tesalia Y Ell Epiro, ha empezado a
llevarse a efecto va, de acuerdo con
Ia resolution adoptada por los ALA
dos en- Ia conferencia balkanica cue
Sc celebr6 recientemente en- la CAPT
tai de Francia.
La evacuation de csc teritorio es-
t. h~aciendose con gran rapidez : Sc
espera que para manana o pasado
a mas tardar, quede libre todo csc
territorio de las tropas eXpedicicna-
rias. Ell Iltimo continGente de fueT-
q anglo-francesas sali6 hoy del Pr
REQ. La evacuation del IStmo dc Co
rinto Y de otros puntos cue estaban
ocupados por las tropas aliadaS, Sc
Ilev6 d efecto hace dias.
Las fuerzaS ita!ianas estan igGal
mente p~reparandose para sal3r de
,Janina ' de las otras regioIeS del
Epiro, que ocupau aun, reteniendo
solamente IN pequeno triangu!o en-
las cercanias de Avlona, en- Albania.
e. gobierno griego, por 81 parte.
eSta hacienda los preparatiTos para
lamar = las fiIas a les ~rese-vas
griegas &c las classes de 1916 Y 1911,
que vendran a agregar IN contingent
te de cerca de $4,000 hombres al
ejercito helene. Probablemente esas
tropas Sc usaran para guarnecer las
plazas del territorio cue esta siendo
evacuado por los aliadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
son RECHAZADOS LOS CONTRA
ATAQUES DE LOS ALE
NAMES

LONDRES. Agosto 1o.-Los contra
ataques cue las tropas alcmanas har
]emprerdido desde aver Ell Ia tardc
sobre las nuevas posiciones de los n,
glescs en- La B~aSscviile Y al norte dc.
canal de Ypres-C Confines, Ell BelCica.
fueroR rechazados con scrias baias
| para ell enemigo, scgun dice cl infoT-
me Official publicado hoy en- esia ca
pital por ell MiniSterio de la Guerra.
Otro contra ataquG de los teuto-
mes cmprendido mas al nOrte dc, sec
tor anterior. en- las cercarias del fe-
rrocarril que CORE entire Iprcs y
Reuters, fuc icuaImcntc rechazado
por ell fuego de Ia artilleria brita-
Mica.
Fuertes lIuvias han estado cayen-
do en- esta region desde la tarde del
dia dc aver, agre@a ell informc de
rcferencia, Y el tempo continia sIen
do muy dcsfavorable para las opera
clones.
De acuerdo con los informcs tra5-
mitid0s por los corrcsopnsa'cs cSpe-
ciaIes de los ~pcri0dicos, In Gran ma
yoria de las tropas brit&niCas que
han toma doparte en- los ataUues en-
el sector de Flandes, son tropas i'll
glesas dc las organizadas con ciuda-
danos de Inglaterra, aun cuando en-
ire elias Sc cuentan tambicn un re-
gular nlmero de escoSeses, ga!eseS, y.
austrialianos. Dicese que los aIema-
mes estan ~empleando ahora un nue.
vo metodO de defensa que por 10 que
parece, corsiste principa!mente en-
ell aprovechamiento de los ccatra
ataques organizados de raodo de po-
der recuperar en- breve las posicio-
mes Que llegan a caer en- poder de
los enemigos, a costa de las memories
perdidas posibles.
Para clio empleZan p0r dIsminulr
el contingente de las guarricioncs VI
r~eforzar Y ell nlnero de los sosteaes
Y reservas que Sc halan en- las re-
taguardias dc las lineas de batalIa.
Tanto los s~ostanes, como las reservas
son organizadas, mientras Sc esta IL
orando ell combate en- Ell frcnte. de
nodo de estar listas para entrar a Ia
ucna, tan pronto como haya termi-
lado Ell ataque del enemigo, inician-
10 aquellos IN contra ataque. que
.asi siempre tiene exito, por la cir
:u~nstancia de que ell asaltante Sc en-
medic d~esorganizado como
esultado de e lucha que acaha ds
ufrir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
Ell ATENTADO CONTRA
La COM, AMERICANA
EN- Russia

TOXIC, Agosto 1o.-Elihu Root,
el jcfe de Ia Comisi6n americana G..
Russia, Y los otroS miembros de esa
delegation. escaparon de perecer en-
un accidente que Sc cree haya sido
provocado por algunos aaarquistas.
e. hecho ocurrio sobre la via del
F%errocarril T~ransi6eriano, cuando "a
citada Comision venia con rumbo a
esta capital para regresar a su pals.
Fl relate de csc p~ercance, tai Y como
20 refirio hoy en- esta ciudad Mrs.
Gregory Mason, de NGeva York Y
3tros viajcros que vienen de Russia,
indica que ell complos ha sido trama-
do por varias personals Y que hay com
plicadas Ell q, otras muchas.
.El primer intento que Sc hizo con-
ira Ia Comisi6r americana. fue el del
acscarrilamicnto del tren en- que via
saba la delegation dicha. para cuyo
efecto Sc d~estruy5 IN puente. por cl
tual tenia que gasar e! convoy. pero
afortunadaraer = destruction Sc lie
vo a cabo. cuan4o = tren eSpccia!
De Ia con!Si6n habia cruzado va por
ese sitio.
>0trc intento sc Ilev" = efecto en-
Ia ~cstacion de Fiatka. FL puente que
sc encuentra, dclante &c eSa estaci6n,
fue ~inecud;ado, pero -el uren en- que
viajaba Ia comisi6n americana. fEe
rctenido POGO artes de llegar al Ia
gar en- que Sc hallaba et pGente que
mado. L. repatriation de- este ocasio-
no IN rctacGo de treinta horas en- el
viaje de Ia comisi6n. e. tren habia
empezado a caminar de nuevo. GUAM
do IN gran incendio estall6 en- Ia
cstaci6n misma ' en- las bodegaS del
ferrocarril. Los ~esfuerzos que Sc
hicieron para apagar el fuego. result
taron completamentc inutileS V este
sc comunic6 a varios coches del trer
especial. Tres trercS Que Sc nalIabaE
hstos en- los pat;os de la eStacion.
fueren reduciGos q c~eHizas en- su to-
talidad.
Dicese que varios carros de los que
Sc hallahan incendiandose. fueron
..empujados deliberadamente nasta CO.
-locarloS cerca del tren en- que viaja-
-ba IA comision americana, comuni-
-candose tar rapidamente Ell fuego .
..algunos de los carros de ese convoy.
que no hubo tempo de evitar csc
hecho. Ninguno de los viajeros q2e
: han llegado aqui Y que informan del
, atentado, ha podido decir 81 SC erec-
: tuaron algunaS aprehensiones rela-
.cionadaS con Ell suceso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
ALEMANlA CONTESTA LA NCTA
De. ARGENTINA.

BUENOS AIRES, Agosto Lola
respuesta del gobierno aleman a la
nota del gobicrno argentine. relativa
al torpedeamiento de los barcos dc
este pals, ACADIA dc recibirse en- esta
capita! Y csta siendo va estudiada por
cl Console de Ministries.
Segun Sc entiende. en- Ia nota teu-
tona cl ]gobierno Imperial hace la
oferta de pagan idemnizaci6n por los
barcos arsentinos que han sido hun
didOs por los submarines alcmanes Y
promote ademas, respetar todos los
barcos de este pals, que no lleven
cargamentos que esten comprendidos
entire el contrabando de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
Ell HIJO POLITICO DEL KAISER
ENFERMO.

AMSTERDAM, Agosto 1o.-El du-
que dc Brunswick hiio politico del
Emperador Guillermo, ha llegado a
Gmundem. Austria, para someterse
a I'm tratamiento medico especial, d
consequence dc I'm abatimiento ner-
viosO que ha tenido segin Sc dice en-
I'm informe que procedente de Viena,
sc rccibi6 en- esta ciudad.
Ell duque, que ha tenido ell mando
de n de las divisrones que operan
en- Ell frerte occidental, recibio orde-
mes dc !, mar un largo descanso, pro-
bablemente dc varios meses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
Ell NUEVo CABiNETE PERUANo

LIMA. PERI. Acosto 1o.-El nue.
20 gabinete peruano Sc ha organiza-
Do en- IL siguicHte forma:
Jefe del Ministerio Y Ministro de
Estado, doctor Francisco Tudeia; Mi
nistro de Gobcrnaci6n. Doctor Ger
man Arenas: Miristro de Guerra. CO.
r0nel Cesar La Fuerte; MiniStro de
Hacienda. doctor Baldomero Maldo-
nadoi Ministro de Justicia. doctor
2icardo I. Flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-02
Sc REUNE LA CAMARA EN-
GRECIA

ATENAS, Agosto 1o.-La Camara
de Diputados ma vuelto a reunirse en-
esta capital. FL primer Ministro del
gabinete, Eleutarios VenizeloS. lego
ei decreto de convocatoria, despues de
10 cual Sc levanto Ia session, para rea-
frudarla dentro de unos dias, para
la election de Ia mesa.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
YESTERDAYS WEATHER

Cloudy; rain, south wind.
 Forecast for the next 24 hours increasing winds and cooler weather.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

A. J. Edminston, of Mile 73, em- ploycd in the A E. c. mill, is regis tered at the Sexton.
 II. C. Feldmau is at the Overland waiting for the first steamer for his home at Cordova.
 William AvemotT, of Kenai, is reg istered at the Seward hotel having come in on the train last night.
 R. s. Giddings and John Hixson, of the Alaska Road Commission, are reg istcred at the Overland hotel.
 Freighler Cordoya completed dis charging freight ar tho do,K sn,s morning and left for the south at g o'clock
 One hundred arrived on the tain last night, the majority being rail road men, although ten were from Anchorage.
 The majority of citizens are now filling up their coal bins, plenty of fuel having arrived on the Cordoya for the present demand.
 The fish boats New Josie and the Pennsylvania have been hauled up on the ways at the San Juan Fishing & Packing company for The winter William Geig, l H. Fleischman and w. A. EnbHsh, of Anchorage, are at the Seward. They are on their way to the states and will be passengers on the first steamer.
 -.2-
 Mrs. Ora B. Hubbard wife of the Blue Bell and Primrose mine operator is at the Sexton hotel, having come in last night from Mile IS. 1Ir. Hubbard is working his mine alone this winter.
 -.s-
 Bishop Rowe has instructed Rev. Finn to make his headquarters in Seward as soon as the new rectory Is completed, according to mail advices received from Valdez, where Rev. Finn is now visiting.
 -t:s-
 The sawnGl of the A. r.. c.. at NIle 73, has been shu. down far the wn- ter owing b the recent snow Shde cutting or 'he surpE Fifty men were thrown out of work, but nearly all have found employment elsewhere with the commission.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR J. s. FIGHTERS
 TO BE RAISED
Local Chapter of the Red Cross Is Required to Secure Sum of Money To Purchase 100 Gifts for
 Soldiers and Sailors
TIME Is SHORT TO RAISE FUND

The local chapter of the Red Cross has been asked to raise $lOO at least for 100 Christmas packets which will be part of an immense number to be distributed to the soldiers and sailors of Uncle Sam abroad and at home.
 The contributions in Seward must be for SI. as this is the price of the jackets which will be made up in Seattle and sent on their way to the trenches and war vessels by the tenth of December Owing to the short time the Seward Red Cross has to raise it's 100 pacbets or gifts, the money is being solicited and this will be wired to Seattle where the boxes will be made up. The local donations must be wired by the first of the month and the ladies are especially interested in raising their quota of the packets. Contributions can be given to any member of the local chapter or left at the Gatcway's of flee.
 In a circular sent out by the Ma tional Red Cross officers the following suggestions were made as to the ar ticles to be given the soldiers and sailors:
 Khaki-colored handkerchief, 27-in- ches square, for containcr; writing paper pad, about 2 by 10 inches; en- velopes; pencil; postals; book, Gin pa per covel); Scrapbook, homemade containing a good short story, some iokes. etc.; Knife, such as boy scouts use; necSties; mouth organ; electric torch; compass; playing cards; Me- chanicaI puzzles; Red Cross Checker board lthis is a combination set of checkcrboard, checkers, chessmen, and dominoes made of heavy cardboard especially for the Red Cross); other games; tobacco; pipe and pipe clean CTS; cigarette papers; water-tight match box; chewing gum; fruitcd, chocolate, and other sweetened crack CTS in original packages; fruit cake preserved ginger; salted nuts; prunes; figs; dates; raisins; hard candy choc- olate in tin foil and licouce.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
GOVERNMENT IS
 GIVEN PERMIT
 FOR POLE LINE
City Council Grants Permission Co Radio Officials for Erection of a Power Line-Firth Ave.
 Assessment Is Levied

Acting upon a written request of J. M. Standish, Quarterman Joiner of the U. S. Radio Station, the city coun- cil last night at the regular session granted a permit for the erection of a pole line for power, telephone and telegraph service between the city limits and the station. The govern menGs line will extend from the north end of the alley of Block 10, in nortberly direction, to the city road to intercept with the government line on the east side of the railroad.
 J. J. Finnegan, in a letter, notified the council that he accepted the ap- pointment as Stewards representative at Washington, D. C., this winter.
 City Attorney Green presented an ordinance designed to create the ofi- ccs of fire chief and night patrOlman. The chiefs salary was fixed at $50 a month and the patrolman's at $l25. The ordinance passed the first read ing.
 The fixing of the Chiefs salary was the only subject regarding the Fire Department that was discussed last night although the councilmen eX- pected delegation of the boys to be present to make several recommen- dations.
 The bill of the Seward Light & Power company for the installation of the cluster system, amounting to $l,- 52G.4O, was ordered paid
 The councimen unanimously decid- ed to compromise on the assessment for the improvement of Fifth Avenue and a tax of S25 on each lot was de- clared.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
CATTLE RUSTLERS ARE
 GETTING BUSY AGAIN
 IN SOUTHERN DISTRICTS

SACRAMENTO, Cahfo Nov. 2O.- Cattle rustIers have become unusua'- ly active, especially in the southern frontiers of San Joaquin valley, ac- cordiug to information received here by J. ?. Ivcrson, executive officer of the recently created Steoe Catt,c Pro- tection Board, from representatives of the different associations Of s.oc'men Some reports from stocImcn. lyc"son said, were to the effect that as many as a carload of cattle have been stolen at one time
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY IS SOME PROBLEM
 ON BATTLEFRONT

PARIS, Nov. 20. - The laundry problem. which has beer one of the most perplexing of the minor ques- tions with whicU the American Red Cross has had to deal in France, has been solved by the purchase and es- tabHshments of portable laundries. These laundries will be sent to num- erous hospitals along the battle front. Upon completion of their work at one hospital they can be moved to another.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
AVIATORS KILLED

FORT WORTH, Iexas, Nov. 2G.- LleuCeuanJ OUnusVu UI lue Cauauau hoyal rymg COips aDu octgeauC .,.o.avy O4 Uisv CIu.,u Jea.c5 o.,4,.,lVia yv~,.o" n~iv DVen N...ou lu 6. Ae..i I'o,si here.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
SALISBURY IGNORED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. - Fort Salisbury is the name chosen by the War Department for the military res elvation in Sussex County, Delaware, in honor of United States Senator Willard Saulsbury, who served from 1859 to 1871, and was the father ot Che rlesent senior Senate" firm Dcla- ware.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20

NOTICE - ORDER YOUR WHIP PING CREAM FOR THANKS GIVING EARLY. SEWARD
 DAIRY. N.zz
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
DEMOCRATS PICK
 DAVIES TO SUCCEED
 BUSTING IN SENATE

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20. -Wiscon- sin Democrats have picked Joseph E' Davies, chairman of the United States Trade Commission and former secrc- tary of the Democrat.c Na. cnal Com' mittee, to succeed the late Senator Paul O. Husting
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-20
ONE DAY OF FAST
 IS PROPOSED BY
 OAKLAND WOMAN

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 2O.-A cer- tain Oakland housewife has suggested that a day of absolute fast be esta- bished one day a week in order to meet the call for beefless, wheatless, meatless and other "less" days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
PAPE'S DIApEPSIN
FOR INDIGESTION OR
SOUR, ACID STOMACH
IN FIVE MINUTES! NO DYsPEP-
sIA, IIEaRTBURN OR ANY
STOMACH MISERY.

Sour, gassy. upset stomach. indiges-
uon. heartburn. dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into eases and
upsets you; your head aches and you
feel sick and miserable, that's wher
you realize the wonderful acid neu-
tralizing power IN Papc's Diapepsin.
II makes all such stomach misery dns
to acldity, vanish In five minutes.
II your stomach IS in n continuous
revolt--if you cant get II regulated.
please for your salfe try Pnpe's Dia-
pepsin. It's SO needless to have an
acid stomach--ma ycur rext meal
II fayorito food meal, then take a 1T
tie DiapcpsIn. There viii not he any
dlstroas--eat without fear. It's be-
cause Pape' x Diapepsin really does
sweeten ont-of-order stomachs that
give It It's millions Of sales annually.
Get a large flfty-eent case OF Pape'a
Diapopsln from any drug store. II ia
the quickest, surest antaeid and stom-
ach relief known. 4 acts almost like
magle--lt Is n scientific. harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
u. S. IS PREPARING
70 TAKE CARE OF
INSANE SOLDIERS

WASIIINGTON, oct. 1.--Of all the
American soldiers who will be in
valided back from European serv-
ice, twenty per cent viii require
treatment in insane asylums. she'll
shock and similar maladies VIII af-
feet at least this many. in the opin-
ion Of Dr. William A. White. super
intendent OF st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington.
Congress has voted him funds to
expand the hospital on these esti-
mates: That ten per cent Of the p
600 600 soldiers VINO will soc service
abroad the first year win he inva-
ided home; that one-fifth of them
yill be temporarily or permanently
insane.
Because his institution may not be
able to care for all the patients, DIR.
White has been given authority TO
lend men to hospitals throughout the
country, the government paying for
he service.
Il win not estimate the number Of
nen I expect to treat" said Dr..
White The very best we may hope
or is several thousand. The science
# restoring their minds viii progress
apidiy"
Mental examiners WIFI visit canton
mcnt camps to see that drafted raen
who seem likely to succvlnb 90 in
tense nervous excitement are exempt
ed trcln foreign servicc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
German Aviator Kills
81 Of His COuntrymen
FAILURE TO MARK LOCATION OF
GERMAN PRISON CAMP RE-
SUITS DTSASTROUSLY.

PARIS. Sept. l5.-CBy maiL)--
German organization and thorough
ness has failed in one respect-that
of marking on German airmen's
maps the location Of German prison
camps in France.
Thirty-seven Of his countrymen
dead and forty-three badly wounded
was the net result Of one German
aviators recent carelessness. An Of
ficial announcement, just issued.
gives the facts
Here are the details: A squadron
of German planes recently arrived
over the coastline between BclSiuin
and France on a bombing expedition.
One of the airmen spied n group Of
hutments and detcured above It was
a prison camp full CT captured Ger
mans. The aviator shot an aerial
torpedo. Below a column of prison
ors warc marching into camp aftet
the days woTR. The torpedo foil
sqra -elv in the center Of the column.
Tho destruction of lie was heavy
though no building suffered. Hence
the French official announcements
wording. mo material damage done"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
says we can't look or feel right
with the system full
= Of poisons.
a@a-@--------za

Millions of people now bathe inter
nnlly instead of filling their systems
with drugs. what Is an inside
bath?" you say. Wei. fl is guaran-
teed TO perform miracles II you could
believe those hot water enthusiasts.
There are a vast number Of men
and women who. Immediately upon
arising in the morning. drink a glass
Of real hot water with teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in IT, This IS
very excellent health measure. 1t IS
intended TO flush the stomach. liver.
Kidneys and the thirty feet of intes-
tines of tho previous day 5 waste,
sour bile and indigesti6le material left
over In the body which II not elimI-
mated every dny become food for the
millions Of baoteria which infest the
bowels. the quick result Is pofsons and
teXins which are then absorbed into
the blood. causing headache. bilious
attacks foul breath. bad taste, colds,
stomach trouble kidney misery. sleep
lesness impure blood and all sorts of
ailments.
People who feel good ono day and
badly the next. but who simply can
MOI Het ifeHhB TlSuN arc uIEeu ~ wv
tain quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate at tho drug store. This will
cost very little but Is sufficient L"
make anyone n real crank on the sub
iect of Internal sanitation.
Just ns soap and hot water act on
the skin. cleansing. sweetening and
freshonlng. so limestone phosphate
and hot water act on the stomach.
liver kidneys and bowels. II is vast
~ more important to bnthe on the In
side than ON the outside, hecauae the
skin pores do not absorb Impurities In
&c tho blood while the bowel pores do.