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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

for their excellent support of the Y. M. c. A. The organization will surely do much towards bringing relief to the thousands here who need it so badly. When you get into a country like this and see the sights that have already seen, it takes a harder sinner than I am, or ever expect to be, to turn his back to the stricken peoples appeal for assistance. l feel sure, and so does every good man in our corps, that if the people of the United States had any idea of the sui ferings of these people they would not hesitate one second in coming for ward with open arms to do what they could to send relief. If at any time you can say or do anything that will in any way help or benefit the Young Mems Christian association, do so for the sake of these suffering people. We are now on the edge of the great Gobi desert and all we can see for miles is sand hills and a few camels. There is no farming here at all, and the Mongolians eke out an existence by raising cattle. It seems that the cat tie and sheep in this part of the world can live on anything or nothing. There are all kinds of pigs here, but l have not had a piece of salt pork or pork chops since I have been in this section. They do not know what it is here. Pigs are usually killed when they are about three weeks old. They serve them whole. When they are full grown the meat is served as bacon and hams. That is the only way you can get pork out here. can not help but think of how a pork chop would go now. Pie is also un- known here. and I have not had a slice of it for five months. As for black bread and tea, well We live on that. During the hot weather We had all kinds of green stuff, but the doc tors forbid us to eat any of it. On the 5th day of July, 1 disObeyed the doctors instructions and ate some of the green stuffs, but I will not any more. Os a result of my meal, I laid in the hospital for seven days and have been under the NJ. D.'s care ever since. l am getting around slow but sure, and will follow instructions dur ing the remainder of my stay here. No bedding is furnished on the trains, so we have to be prepared, or suffer the consequences. The coaches are some fine stalls to travel in. They are what the natives call coupas. The con- partments hold from two to four 'peo- pie. When you get in one of them you can close the door and put a chain on it and no one else can enter unless you want to let them. It makes no difference whether you are first or last The first one in gets the lower seat and the unfortunate have to take the upper seats; no distinction be- tween ladies and men. We surely would have an awful time if We ever undertook to introduce that style of travelling in the States"
 Lieutenant Piggot, in closing in- forms us that the American engineers have taken up the movement of trying to give the American people a true insight into conditions as they really are in Hanchuria and Siberia, and for that reason they suggested that the letter be given publication.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

appeared and your Vegetable Compound has made me a well, strong woman so do all my own housework. cannot recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound too highly to women passing through the Change of Life. b" Mrs. FRANK HENSON, 1916 s. Orchade St, Urbana, III.
 Women who suffer from nervousness, ''heat flashes" backache, headaches and "the blues" should try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24
FOR STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Dr. Kings New Discovery has a fifty year record.
 behind it

Tt built it's reputation on its produc- ton of positive results, on its sureness in relieving the throat irritation of colds, coughs. grippe and bronchial attacks.
 , t'Dr. Kings New Discovery7 Why, my folks wouldn't use anything elsel" That's the general nationwide esteem in which this well-known remedy is held. Its action is prompt, it's taste pleasant, its relief gratifying.
 Half a century of cold and cough -hecking. All druggists. 6Oc and Sl.2O.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24
FINISH THE JOB RIGHT"

Finish the job right" That was the reply of the American fighting men to the Americans back home and to the whole world in response to leu. tonic peace efforts. They have talk en the Bulgarian call for peace as a signal for the allies to continue to fight harder than ever.
 Lately We have heard much of what the housewife did in the way of mak- ing it possible to feed the allies last year. Before the war the United States had almost ceased to be a food exporting nation. In the past year, the diligent conservation of food by the American housewife, however, made it possible for America to send more than 11,OO0,OOO tons of food to Europe.
 This is a splendid victory for the housewife. But it should in no way serve to relax her efforts in conserv- ing food in the coming year.
 During the coming year we must send 17,500,000 tons of food across the Atlantic. To do this calls for con stant conservation of the staples wheat, meat, sugar and fats-and un- ceasing vigilance to see that no food whatever is wasted.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

| while cooking. T am going to have sauerkraut tomorrow for dinner. My husband is very fond of it and we all like it, but l hate to smell up the house while cooking it," is a senti- ment frequently expressed by the housewife.
 For these people a high grade of canned sauerkraut obviates this diff culty. It is only necessary to place the can in the oven or in kettle of hot water until heated through and it is ready to serve.
 Sauerkraut has a dietetic value all its own. It gives the requisite meh to the diet. While furnishing char acleustic acid also mineral salts so much needed in the system. It has the advantage of being available at all seasons and in all places and com pares favorably in mineral content with the green vegetables which are not always available.
 Sauerkraut, translated into culinary terms is "acid-cabbage." There has been some thought of changing the name "sauerkraut" to Liberty cab bage," but whatever the name, the product is bound to be a favorite.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24
KING IN SILEsIA
CBy Review Leased Wire

(By Review Leased Wire)
 ZURICH, Switzerland, Nov. 23-The former king of Saxony with his family has gone to reside at Chateau Sybille- mort. Silesia, under special protection of Silesian soldiers.
 The former German empress, in or der to live more simply, has left the Potsdam palace and gone to the villa of her son, Eitel Friedrich.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

A&AO e-li dNIdNh OA grippe which lasted all winter and left me in a weakened condition felt at times that 1 would never be well again.
 I read of Lydia E. Pinkham'5 V ge- ta ble Compound and what it did for women passin 2 through the Change ofLife, SO I told my doctor 1 would try
 it. Isoon began to
 gain in str en gt h
 and the annoying symptom S dis
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

There is a growing impression that one Woodrow Wilson split a large bucket Of beans about 8 D. m., Fri day, october %. 191S.-Wheeling In telligencer
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24
Bowels Out of Kilterl

That's nature calling for relief. Assist her in her daily duties with Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Not purgative in the usual dose, but mild, effective. correctiv-, laxative that leases the bowels into action. 2Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

In spite of the quarantine and rainy over the top 5 per cent in the recent united war work campaign drive. which was due to the hard and earn
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God.-Christ.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24
WOMEN OF
 MIDDLE AGE
Need Help to Pass the Crisis Safe Iy-PrOOf that Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound
 Can be Relied Upon.

Urbana, Ill.-''During Change of Life, in addition to its annoying symptoms, l
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

Earn and give? Gee that's great any day l give away what I make. But you say that 1t is to make the boys that have won the war more comfortable, yes, if that's the case l will. Yes. will earn and give S5 to the united war work campaign. Yes, want to be a Victory boy. l wish could make it $10, so as to make them that much happier. How long have to ray it? You say that I can make it in three payments. And I have un- til the 1st of March to make them? Geel That's great, Make it ten for me, I wonder how many boys there are in Bisbee that feel this way about the united war work campaign. Our quota is $500, we must go over the top. We must outdo the girls. We must do our best.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

At last things have been started moving in the boys department. The members of the cabinet have been working quite hard, during the last month, in order to get clubs and such started. We have a number of plans under way and when the quaran- tine is lifted, Hi-Y, Anti-Cussing, Anti Yellow Dog, H. s. o. F. and Junior Hi-Y clubs will be started. This is go- ing to be some job for two or three fellows and your cooperation will help a great deal. Please do not be afraid to make suggestions or tell us of the things you don't like. The one thing I do want you to cooperate in, is the big membership campaign, which will start about the first of De- cember. Sincerely yours for big things, Albert Sutcliff, president of the Boys cabinet.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-24

est work of the several teams. The seven organizations to which the to-
 tai amount will be distributed are:
 The Y. NJ. C. A, Y. w. c. A, War
 Camp Community service, Salvation
 Army, Jewish Welfare association,
 Knights of Columbus and the Amer ican Library association. These sev- en organizations have united iR order to furnish that which the government, with all its generous appropriations, cannot provide. The mothers and fath- CTS owe a debt of gratitude to these seven organizations that can never
 be paid. They combined, are the cord that binds the boys more firmly to the home ties, and we are very glad 10 see that the people of the Warren district have awakened themselves to this fact, and so liberally contributed to this great cause.
 The association regrets exceedingly to report the death on Sunday, No vember IT, of the wife of w. w. Gid ley, one of its esteemed members of the board of directors. The sympathy of the entire association is extended to MT. Gidley and children during the hour of their bereavement.
 We are glad to know that H. E. Ross, now with the Third company, East Garrison, Angel Island, Califor- mia, is soon to return to take up his school work among us. He is just waiting for his honorable discharge from the United States army. He will surely receive a royal welcome at the "Y" on his return.
 Greetings to the boys of Bisbee, members, non-members, Victory boys and all other boys. The appearance of this little sheet, which is an inno- vation in the boys department, is something which offers splendid things for the future of the boys de- pertinent. What would the mems de- partment be without boys? What would a city be without boys? What would manhood be without boyhood? An impossible conjecture. The devel- opment of manhood is wholly depenG- ent upon the right direction of boy hood, and If indications count for any thing, we are sure that the boys who are now bending their energies to making the boys department a sue cess, feel sure that with the CO., operation directed by our boys secre- tary, Mir. Thompson, much is in store for us in the way of turning possi- bilities into realities. Sincerely yours, E. A. Putnam, general secretary.
 Have you noticed the bulletin board of late? There are a great many in teresting items posted there. Then there is the change in the counter. reading tables and the locker room. don't die do- ing so. Keep alive and make it your "Y," your club, your hangout and the only place in town to have g good time.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Sc amotino la guardia de
Tsarkoye- SeIo

D.! Ssrricio EsDsciG! dc Ia PRENS.'
AMSTERDAM. Agos1o 2S.-LoS
soldados de Ia guarnicion rusa de
Tsarkoye-Salo, estacion veraniega
que Sc encuentra 4 dieciocho miIias
al sureste de Petrogrado, st ma amO-
tinado. segin dice el Nossische lei
tung dc Berlin. Los amotinadcs fur
ron Girigidos por su propiO CONAN
dante. e. coronel Maren.
Il ComisionaGo Lissowski Sc d!ri-
gioa Tsarkoye-Selo para pac!ficar a
los a~motinados. psro 81 Coronel Ma
rem le contasto con IN discourse en-
el cue incitaba a los obreros a un!rSe
para derrocar al gobierno. Los obre-
ros g~ritaron al Coronel haciendolc
callar. por 10 que el citado iefe SC
suicide.
Entonces el Comisionado traco dc
dirigirsc nIevarlente a los soidados,
pero fue duramente maltratado por
los amigos del Coronel Maren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
FL hambre en- eI sur de
Austria iiunsrla
=. s,ry;eio gspe.re. a, Ia PRENsA-

De! Serricio EspesreI &c LII PRESSA-
LONDRES, Agosto 2S.-El CORES
ponsal del Daily Express Ell Ginebra.
envia VI deSpacho dicienio que ell
terrible caracter de Ia situacion eco
monica en- Austria ungria, puede
deducirse de las siguientes d~eclara-
clones oficiales: Ell Journal S!ovene
declara que deSde que So inlcio la
guerra han muerto en- Bosnia. l65,OOl
ninos de dieZ amos. FL Jour
nal Obzor. cxpresa que 22.S42 per-
sonas Sc hallaH sufrendo hambre y
enfermedadeS de diversas indo!es Y
que el ocho por ciento de esa cifra
ha sucumbido.
El mismo periodico observa que
ningunos datos establishes S. tlenen
de ia Daimacia, pero que sc sabe
Que en- eSa provincial han muerto
de hamb~e, IN gran nimero de PEI
scnaS.
Todos los extranjeros q han viSitado
Y estin visitando Innsbruck, Salzburg.
Trieste V Fiume. han recibido in
d~icaciones de las auto7idaGes militia
res de esos lugares para "que aban-
donea desde luego esos lugares, pues
es absolutamente impossible proporcio-
narles where's para 81 sUbsistencia. ri
por los dias contados que permanez-
can ALI"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Sc transfiere Ell Uaje
de AguilaG a varios
puntos de Mexico
Por Correo. par IA PREESA."

Por Correo. para Ia PREESA."
MEXICo. - de agosto.-El general Can
dido Aguilar. Minis:ro de Re!acioues Exc
riores Ell Ell gebinetc de Carrarza. asisuo
hoy a 81 despacho. q pessr de hallarse aun
Ge!cado de saud y haberle prohibidc los me-
dicos que ocupc 81 imagination con asun-
los que lie inpongan una in;ensa labor men
tai.
Entrevistado po- los representatives Ge IA
p-ensa so6-e 81 dia en- que Sc emprencera c!
r!aje que proyecta 4 alsurcs lugares Ge II
Repuoi!cs. declare que tai visie IA sido trnns-
ferido para dcntro de algunos dias. pues en-
ia actualdad Sc hsl!a muy ocupado en- despa-
char asuntos de gran in;e-es que hay pen
dientes en- n Secretaria cue IS 4 su cargo.
Perece Que el yerao de Carranza hara una j.
"a por las principales c~spitales de Ia RepI'
b!ica, Que sera caclus:vamente de recrco
en- Ia que 10 acomrenaran alGunas persona:
&c ST. famiiia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Mas generates rusos Sc
unen a los tchecoS

AMSTERDAM. Agosto 2S.-Los
generates D. 6. Stcherbacheff, eX-
Comandante russo del frente de Ru-
mania V V. 4. Tcheremioff. eX-Co-
mandante Dc las tropas rusas en- el
frente septentrional, han acceptable los
mandos de tropas Que Sc les ofrccie-
ron por los tcheco-eslovacos Y Va
Sc han puesto al frente de sus res
p~ectivas fuerzas, segun dice un des-
pacho procedente de Moscou, reci5l-
do por el Rhenische Mestphalian Ga
Zette.
e. general Stcherbatcheff fut Co.
mandante en- jcfe de los ejercitos
ukranianos que Sc opusieron a las
fuerzas b~olshevlkis. : raiZ de la caida
del gobierno De Kerensky. En- encro
ultimo. los boishevikis 10 declararon
fuera de Ia ley Y ningunas noticias
Sc habian vuelto q tener de ell. desde
que Sc hizo Ia paz entire la tkrania
: los Imeperios CentraleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
La Emperatriz Augusta
Victoria ests grave

LONDRES. Agosto 2S.-La En-
Deratriz de Alemania que deSde hace
varios dias Sc cncuentra postrada c.
CANA. Sc ha agravado en- las ultlmas
y~einticuatro horas. segun dice un
m~ensaie que p~rocedente de Dusseldorf
Sc -eciDi6 en- Amsterdam y Sc trasm!-
eio de ALI a esta capital. E mensa'
je asrega que q funcionamlento del
coraz6n de Ia soberana, es ahoca
mucho mas deoil que 10 era cuando
cayG en- CANA.
Ell Emperador Guillermo no ha 7o-
dido separarse IN momentc de Ia ca
becera de la enferma V Sc dice que ia
ordenado que no Sc den q Ia publ
cidad boletines sobre Ell curse de Ia
enfermedad de Ia Emperatriz. para
no arlarmar al pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Aulnento en- los creditos
de guerra de Rumanla

AMSTERDAM. Agos:o 2S.-El
Ministro de Hacienda de Rumania he
p-esentado al Parlamento. segun di-
&C un despacho procedente de Buca-
rest. IN Proyecto s~olicitando QUE Sc
aumenten los creditos dc guerra dc
100 millone5 dc lies. q 1000 milo
mes tEl lei en- los tiempos normales,
cuu.vaie a 1911. centavos oro.) Los
p~eriodicos de Rumania Gicen que el
gobierno destinara de esas cifras. la
Suma de 500 millo1eS de lies, para
reparar los perjuicios causados o Ia
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
1870 cuerpos de marines
aIemanes en- Ia costa
de JutIandia
-s! Serricio Especial de ~ FRENsA."

&c! Ssrriciv Especial Ge ~ PRENSA."
COPENHAGUE, Agosto 2S.-Las
autoridades de Jut,andia infornan
que los cuerpos de $50 marineros
alemanes han sido arrojados a la pla-
va de csc distrito, de donde fueron
recogidos para yer 81 podian ser iden-
tificados. Sc ticne Ia ~creencia de que
dichos marines pertenecian a los des-
troyers hundidos en- aigln e%ncuentro
sostenido con fuerzas navales ingle-
sas. o bien por las minas de cue esta
ssmbrado e, Mar del Norte,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
de Washington e|
Ministyo de Carranza,
Pastor Roualx

Del S1-icio Especial dc LA PREESA."
NUEvA YORK. u de asos;o.-Hoy Sc
eupo en- esta ciuasd Que q ingeHie-c PaSto-
Rcuaix, Hinist-o dc Industrial Y Comerc!o
del gabinete carrancista de Mexico. sasIo
aver de dicha capital con rum5o 2 Ia fronte-
"a. para -esresa- a su pals despues de ls
ira dc dos Gcscs Cue eieccu5 por distIn-
ts luga-es de In Union Amcricarc.
81 funcionario car-aac!sta visito los gran
des centres fabrics de los Estados Unedos.
hehicndo meniTcstado a varios Representatives
de la p-cnsa de este pals su admiration por
las sct;vidades Que Sc cstan desplegando III
;odos los ramos que dependen d~irectamente
del Gobierro.
Declare el senior Rouaiz que de5era ssta:
en- IA capital de Ia Repubiica Mezieana para
q dia ounce de septienbre. pues aecmpa
| nara : Ca-7anza cuando este lie de- lecture
! ante e Congress y eI scnado a su inform'
presidential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Formo dos secciones la
Comision Fr~anco-Americana

PARIS. Agosto 2S.-DoS seccioh
econ6micas de Ia Comisi0n Franco
Americana para el d~esarrol!o de las
relaciones politicas, economics lite
rarias Y a-tisJicas. 4 a ser eSta-
blecidas desde luego. de acuerdo con
una decision que Sc tomo por los
directories de la comision dicha. hoy.
Una de las secciones dichas sera
para los paises de a America-Latina,
cue estara bajo Ia administration
del Baron Danthouard. ex-Ministro
de Francia en- ell Brasil. y IA otra
sera para los Estados Unidos, siendo
prssidente de ella Gabriel Guisthau,
x-Ministro de Instruction Publica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Tres poderosas llneas de
defensa preparan los
a!emanes

De! Ssrrrcio Especial Gs IA P3ENSd."
NUEVA YORK. Agosto 2S.-Ul
despacho recibido hoy del frente m
ricano dice que por las pruebas obte-
midas de los prisioneros alemanes, Sc
sabe que e. e;erciso alemIn esta
construyendo a toda priSa detra; Y sin
darse momento de reposo, poderosas
lineas de defensa detras de la antigua
Inca Hindenburg, 10 que hace pr
sumir que el enemigo no tiene in
tenciones. esta vez, de establecerSe
en- sus defensas del ano pasado, en- su
retirada actual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
MASCOTA, JALISCO A
PUNTO De SER
TOMADA
Por Cor-eo. para LA PRENSA."

GUADALAJARA. >: de aSos;o--Tesesra-
mas con e. caracter de urEentes Sc nan reci-
DIDO ea IA Jeta:ura de A-naS &c eSta local.
dad. en- lns que las auto-idades de S'aseoia'
Canton del Estado. avisaa cue rsce5I;an IN
ned:at2uca:e G enTio &c fue=-zS eornpeten-
les. pues 4 uros cuantoS Kilometres de "a
plaza Sc haE;a cI cabecilla Pedro Laraora.
QUE fuS der-otado y o5iiEadc a hui- del tc-
rritorio de Jssisco. segun ei 2a-tc que riaGio
Eace tres dias un general carraneis'a. )
cue. SIR embargo. habiendo iogrado rcan'T
4 dos o tres Srupos rebc!des. Sc haNS Al
f-ente &c unos r-escientos hombres y IA Pc
dido ia plaza of:eciendo Sarnntias para res
no corbatieptes ca case de que no Sc le ha-
"a resistsrcia-
L. 1uG-r;-for IS csbg.
Iaforman los -cce.idos tclegram2s. Que IA
| vuaruici6n Ge Mascota es;a compuests De O.
! .hcnt. q Glen hon5reS que carecen de anne
! tralladoras. ques las que habia 50 las llevo
! Ell general DicS-cz IN - reciente vista 4
| ests ciudad. por 20 cue Is cas-: SECURE Que
! s. los -e9eldes aracan Ia plaza la tomaran
y no GejG-an vivo n IN 500 scldado. va
| que eS,os stan dispueStos a deienderse hasta
E! ulcimo momento
u jeis a. acordcGr cge 81 vre c los
-~cb>i:<S.
I e. Jefe de "a Aco7dada de Mas-o:a. Sill
! ves.-c Flores. que tuvo noticies de QUE IDA
! = ser desutuido 4 pedinento Del PresiGentc
Municipal. aver. en- suando supo de Ia proxi-
nidad de los rebeldes. salio de dicha plaza
-ou veirtido5 hombres = Sc dice que Sc Ia UNI
Do 4 los a:==dos. con 10 que cs:os han sido
-e:orza;cS en- tarto que Ia dc:ensa de IA ciu-
sad Sc M deoiIitado notaSlemen.c.
- Jcse DC Ia, A-nas ti-nc eatren.e NJ
p7oblema. pucs la Sua-nici6n &C Guadala-
ia-s e. tambisn -eGueida. no- 10 que no Sc
sane cue el-neacos Sc persars manda- \
aascota.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
TOS EINPLEADOS
DEL COBIERNO son
P%ROCESADOS
eor Correo. para LA PRENsA."

.uT OuFTtV. p@tH LIZ .NHN-A
Ell iiccnciado Casiniro Ramirez. Jucz de
letras de este paTtido. he comenzado a
practicar dilirencias en- cl proceso innodsco
en- contra lie alSUros furcionarios del gobicr-
10 local sobrc quienes pcsu n acusaci@n de
hsber cstado estafando nj Erario por medic
de comb:nacioncs que hacian con va-;os de
los contribuyentes que pagan rentas mas e
leyadas al craric local.
Entire los cmpleados acusados. Ell contra
de- los que "a Sc han dictado 6rdenes lie de-
;enciGn. Sc cuentan dos empleados de II Ad'
min;straci6n del Timbre. dos de Ia Adaana,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29
Deiese listed de Sufrir.

No Importa que tan
iesaIentsdora pueda
sec Su condicion &C.
tUal: el canine De 10
SaIud estS alberto pa.
"a I'd.
Los casos cr6nicos
Y !isnadoS com u nne
te ~''incurabIes' casi
slemprr ceden a Dos
marsril.oSos traS-
mieItoS ~eS;eopAucos-
70 euro: Catatro,
Constipation, Enter
medades Scrvtosas,
de los IntestiEos, de
10 Rihunes, PartIsfs.
insomnia otraS mu-
claS CClclcfaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-29

Miles Ge eaiermos han sanado con mis-
tratamientos: no hay raz6n para que I'd.
siga sufricndo. ENAMES GRATIS.
pE. 4. GI0JaS ALVAREZ. 0stekPsia.
Ho-s<: de 2 a. n. q I p. m. diariamente.
Los D~onningcs de Q e. m. q IL m.
Us Prudential Life Bidg. lCoatra esqu:sa
de 10 Casa de Cortej san Antonio. fexas-