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NUEVAS DIFICULTADES
PR0VOCA FL G0BN0.
De PUEBLA
La instruction. sufrira gran
des perjuicios en- Ell Es-
tade de Puebla

PtEBLA. D:ciembre 2&.-Jna nre-
va question ha vcnido Il cEturbiar IN
2cco mas los asantos plbIiccs del Is
t2do. Is Ia question Ge In ~;nsJrac-
cipn Primaria, euanGo meros Ia &c cs-
= capital, = que desea cl gobernadcr
Caorera cue a@ete a cargo del .Arun-
tamienro. c. cual tcndr;a cue hacerl-
~frentc = IN g2sto aGUal no manos lie
t-eSc:entos NIL pesos.
Pa>a tratar este punto. 81 mobara"-
ior convoc5 = s~esioHeS eytraordina.
r;as en- ci CoEgreSo Local. brscando
n manera. al parecer. de a~rroiar So
bre e A~yunt"miento e cargo Gc Il
Sc trdtG.
, Como era natural, los diputatos. m
dependencies Sc pTsierCn Ge narte del
Arunt2miento. vocanGo noruue Ia
instruction siga = rurgo del Gohierao.
hacienda los ~cabreriStaS 10 prc?io en-
4 dcfensa de n c~onSicna.
Ia question 10 So resolve" Dor fal-
n de mayoria. pero Sc reSa:vera cq
una de las s~esioncs pr6Xjma<.
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ESCANDAL.O.

PUEBLA. D;c;embrc 3&.-El ex-
traniero Alexandra Aft. cue yire i
dos cUadras del zocalo de csta ciudad.
iugar ei mis- ceAJrico. sc Guei5 ante
II po!;cia de Gle trat&roa dc asaltar-
10 r de estes aoches. Tes-oig"ndose
los i~airones nor cuerdas auc ha5ian
&rarrado Soare las azo:aaS dc las ca
Sa$ yccinaS
Fl senior Aiif. sirtio p los asaltan-
ties, ]euieHes salieron asaltpdos. pucs
?! aucno de a casa Que &c trarJha dc
invadir. jescar@0 yarla> veces -
.p:Stola Soace los !'andIuoS. hIriondo =
2lgUno. se@Un dejaron hucl,4: dc san
gre
Dice 81 senior Aft que W con cS:a
son dos las veces cue tr&-an lie TO
harlo, = que iesea e le den ms ga-
-rantias pues 3>j 10 manifesto deSde IA
primesa rez . los jefe> de Ia poll
cia.
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PiDEN MEDICOS PARA COMBA.
TlR LA EPIDEMIA DE IN
FLUENZA.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. jicienbre 81.
La Association mGdica del Estado
Sc ha dirigidc por TELEGRAPH al Sc
cretario Baker pidiendole que les sea
eXpedida Su l;cencia eel ej6rcito I
~doscientos Hledicas. cuando menos.
para que presten su ayuda CT Ia cam
pa1a cue So esta llevando a cabo con
ira la influenza Ell ,os d!stritos rura-
les dc eS" EstadC.
Uno De clloS Is del Este dc los Es-
tados Unidos. segun todaS las proba-
hiiidadcs V II nolicia SC hal!a gran
demeptc intcrcSada en- Que amhos
sean identificados Dor los que presen
ciarcn ei robo V los a~seGinatoS.
SegUn' sc ha sabido, Ia po!lc!a. que
este tratando e yer lo cue haya de
cierto err sus sospcchas referenteS
1 cue Roy Tyler sea uno de los au-
torres lie estoS crim"nes, pedira QUE
sea traido de FraHcia, Ct donde Sc In,
la prestando sus serviclos en- "a ac-
rualidad. James Knapp Que 10 conoce
muy bien.
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pro5Iema de los c~kauffeurs
en- la Ciudad de Mexico

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Dimbre D.
Los chofers de esta capital SO han
ac7rcado a alguncs diarIos. NANTES
tando cue estan conformes 0 la de-
plraci6n que Sc Diensa hacer del gre
MIC, Il cfccto de u de~sapa"eZcan
los frecuentes robos, en- los cue STEM
pre- figura un caro-. y que clos. los
cue Sc c0nsideran entre el c!emento
honrado de d agrupaci@n, cstar dis
puestos a ayudar para que So Iieve
q buen terminc tan bcnsfica obra.
Rcclaman. en- cambio, que Sc cam
bien algunos inspectors, cuyos abu-
SOS son va nsIfriblcs, pUeS nay Va
rios cue porquc no Sc les s%oStlenen
ciertas gratificacioAes ~inmoralcs, pro
ccden cada vez que les riene en- CANA
contra les chauffeurs. con c~ualquier
p~reteXtc.
De esta manera. dicer los conduc-
torres tc autos. LIS cosaS sc arfegtaH
ma f5cifmante de 10 que Sc cree.
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LOS BOLSHEVIKIS ATRIBUIEN Ell CAOS DE RUSSIA
\ LOS ALiADOS

&c Il mayo parte de Russia con cuan-
"a riqucza sea possible; l. dcstruccioG
de IA revoluci0n dc los obrcroS. Y In
crcac;"n de IN nuevo frente oriental.
A! convenjr en- cue vuestrcs go
biernos He"en a caho csos intentos
conrr0 Russia. vosotroS. obreros de
FTancia. lie ln@lacerra. de Italia Y
10 America. os est&is convirt;erdo e.
las verdu"os de Ia revoluciVr de los
obreros. Fl pueblo trahajador de
Russia eXtjende Il manoS a vosotros,
los cue formiis ell pr~oletariado de
los raises a;iados''.
Fl Prof. R~ostovtZev, individUo dc
n Academia Rusa, solamcnte conjUra
= los pueblos occidentales, en- cl New
Europe. dc LOndrcs, l cortener el
virns bolsheviki, Y pidc. CT nombrc
Re IN podcr superior--Que no men
ciona-ir a Eusia V iibrarla de tai
con*agio. He aQui sus paiabraS:
Los ~defenSores de los bolshevi'
lis en- la Europa occidental no to-
men Ia terrible aparicion De, terror
= IA tirauia. ElloS cUriean Ell mi--
mo arcumcnto de Lord N~orthcliffc.
en- un rncicnte diScurso = los Oficia-
les americanos. cl de que cs n for
ma cspecialmcnte rusa. impossible Ell
EuroDa. Pero clos oiyidan. o quiz
rem ocular q hechC de cue los
hombres en- toGas parties son horhreS.
" cue la bestia humana en- el homhre
es mas temi5le de 10 Que SC cree. Lo
que esta pasando en- Russia puedc re-
petirsc donde quiera. Rvo!ucion e.
sir6nimo de destruction. La guerra
la ensenado nj pueblo el USo de las
armas. 10 ha accstumbrado q ia
sarrrc Y a la crucldaG. :Ticnc Le-
nine aleuna probabilidad dc tNito?
Los acortecimientos pareccn conU:-
mario asi Bulgaria puode Sc"uir q
mismo canine: en- Austria II cues
ton nacional ha e~mplaEado ~unicamcn-
tc Ia social: Alem2nla esta derrotada
" amagada. por 10 QUO ST. Sucto "s-
ii DreparaGo nara Ia r~evOluCion. En-
rcpa dabc rccordar que cada di" que
nase de bolshcvikismo or Russia 6 IN
triuufo para los defcHsoreS. no dol
social;sro. sino de una s~anCT1cnta re-
volucl0n social.
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LA PRINCESA CECILIA
IRA A WIERINGEN

LA HAYA. diciemhrc 23.-insis-
tentcs umorc han circulado aQu!,
rcspecto de que la Princcsa Cecilia.
cSposa del eX-kronprinz de Alemania.
Sc cspcra que llegue dcntro de pocos
dias Z Wieriugen y Sc una ALI con
el Principe Federico GUillermo.
Sin embargo. sc cree que los rumo-
res de referencia hayan surgido mas
bien. con motive de los escandalos que
sc dice ha ~provocado la vida del eX-
kronprinZ en- Ia isla.
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-Cuando ~uccesite I'd. iibros en- eS-
panol, pidsIos a Ia Liberia dc igns-
clio {. Lozano, lis y. Santa Rora Az.
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! Z

II = = =" /. "
Ca,alogo Il. iamas meNicsrSs y c;rasi
~racioEaidaGys "A-cnsa Lsta dc acrmusosi
/ nomb7cs.
Mande y DOLLAR Y e eny:=-emos a
vusltx DE- co-re- uuestrc complete CIta-i
logo Nat-i-u5nsa. con Inscription COM.
o!stas &c rgcha- 56vsnes : atEUH2> E:u-i
das. o1c J4=cln "a au ma-ido bUeuv J aoa-!
raGc. Pueog listed c>c-io.s 4 cua!Qu.eT2
dc elias ) contra IN te!'z natTEmono en-
nuv bTrve ticmDo. No>otrcs, por n~ueS--a'
pa-te. soal1s psrsonas recouc0dab,es. nus.
trS ueg0ct5 eStl basldo -cb-s Il hCnvadcz.
y l-ritira.dad: asI es ear va Gesc Que %
pcqrIehz r@u,idad lie IN DOLLAR sirvai
Dc es.orao ea una probable fELICIDAD.
MATRIMONIAL EscrijJ hoy misuo a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE /,
CLUE. +. a.. Boz SIS VENICE. Csh.
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Mas de once mil austro-
hunsaros, ejecutados

AMSTERDAM. diciembre 22.-Se-
gun IN despscho telcgrafico al dia-
rio GRANDCHILDREN. dc Berlin cl su-
premo conSejo militar dc Niena ha
publicado Ia estadistica de las scnten
cias de muertc dictadas por los tri-
buaales militares auStro-hungaros
durante Ia guerra. Segun dicha esta-
distica Ia pena de muertc canZo 4
11,4O0 individuos.
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Prohibieron las actiUidades
de los boIsheuikis
en- CoEonia

AMSTERDAM. Dictcmbre 2l.-El
G~ohernador mgles de Colonia ha or
denado a los Consoles de Obreros Y
Soldados. que s~uspendan todaS suS
actividadeS en- am5as margeneS de-
rio Rhin. desde luego Y desa!cfn to-
dos los cd;ficios pub,icos de Ia ciudad,
que venian ocupando con sus Off
cinas.
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CUANDO LA NEURALGIA
ATACA LOS NERVIOS
Ell linimento Sloan (Sloan's Ii
niment) deshace la conges-
ton V calna los dolores

Una pequena cantidad. aplicada sin
frotamiento, penet-ara en- los tejidoS,
dando un aliyio Immediate y SuaviIan-
do los nervloS.
e. linimento de Sloan (Sloan'S Lii
nimentJ es mUy Elective para toda
clase de Intermediates eXternaS, tor-
ceduras. infl2macioneS, neurltls, reu-
matISTRo.
Precio. SOC. sos Y SIZE.
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Es I'm heeho que mis- metodos de
curar sin medicina son tan simples
como Electives Y abSo!utamente ge-
nuinos. Sc ha ~pr6oado. por inf
ni6ad de casos que yo he tratado,
que por medic de eStos metodos Sc
ha eliminado Ia cauSa dc IA eIterme-
dad Y han reStabiecido 81 salud, cen
tenares de personals que por amos
habian eXperimentado cuanto les ha-
bia sido possible sin uingun reSultado
y despueS ue ha0er sldo desahucia-
dos por emInentes especisEiStas. La
distancia no g nlnguR obStaculo,
pusS he eurado u HuchaS personals
que jam&S ne conocldo. EstaS perSo-
mas eStau muy a~gradec!das Y reco-
miendan mis- metodoS de curar sin
medicinal. Lea SuS testimonies en-
la edicion Semanaria de IA PREM
SA." Tengo Ell mi poder miles de
estos testimonies Y los cualeS man
dare con quito a toda persona que
los Solicite,
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NieatraS mas Sc Droloneue Ia do
minaci5n holSheyiki en- Russia. n ST
tuaci6n ~empeorari Mas Y mas. oueS
segur lo> ultimoS deS9achos, les bols-
nevikiS estan fusilando 4 los reTolu-
cionarioS sotialistas, porQue estos
son demaSiado Conservatives. Y los
ooretos. que sc asegUraba que .oan 4
ser :clicisimos bajo cl regimen pa
tern2l del bolShcvlkismo. estan pere-
ciendo de hqmhre. Y tendran cue ser
~ahmentadcs por cl 2urGueS america
nc. PerO !oS b~olShevlkls que Green
Qua el arte de gobernar es question de
ep!%r&m.S ' o'choS asdooS' ac"S"'i
ahor2 a los 2llados de ser los "utores
de las condlctoncS ca"ticas que pre-
Eatec9n en- kusla. ASl 10 ma dlcho
c'2fameAte g! organ" o1lcia!' ci MOS
co." t'@"0" en- "e ma''lisS1o "
los "oreFoS &c Id Entente par" que
S' "S'oS Pu'ere" ser an 'S'I'e> COMO
>uS cainar2ua> de huSia' e~>lan'ezcaN
c. o~otSne'lk'Smo en- u reSpectivoS
passes. Ante TODD. IA Iatervenclo>
"''au' Ell hrs'", SGSo o"jeCo E mayer
"a" q pueblo ue NuS'@ Ce!e"ft ere
ZONES lloreS Gel terror Gel ooISheN'-
Ai>mo' sc mace apafecer COMO una ma
- ."P''"'' A'
"'ti"'o'
'oi"v III pe''o Il 'ulth Sc dei"
SIeIt". toc% IA prensa capitaIlsta dc
Fu"s:roS passes ahu!la por a inter
Tehc'on de fueStros goblernoS en- los
assumes rusoS. -. \ aun en- cStoS mo-
ment"S en- que "a l"ntervencloH ma CO.
menzaCo va re hecho. estan mIntien-
10 cinlcamente-
'EloS estan obteniendo "a Ia inter-
~rcnCjoG mi:;tar en- favor &c los CAPT
IaiiStaS TuSos contra los c~ampeSinos
de Russia. Los bandidos imgleSes. fran
ceSeS Y ~&mericanoS eStan va fusilan-
DO a los oI,.eros Soviet en- 81 ferro-
ca-ril dc Nrrmansk. En- los monies
Jrcles cstaa cyterminaHdo a :os obre-
rcs Soviets. : las handas checo-slo-
vacas. apoyai.S ror eli dincro frances,
: maudadas por oficialcS franceses,
cstan fusilando i los representatives
d. los ScHlctS.
la aetna! campalu del capital &c
los a'iado, contra los obreros de Ru-
sia ys q reSultado de la campai:a
=ubtcrr&nea emprendida durantc ocho
meses contra los SovietS. BESIDE el
primer lila dc Ia revolucion dc Octu-
Dr-. G,sdC cl momeuto en- Que los
oUrero, hicicron publica 81 determi-
racion de que cllos no qucrian. nj
de~ramar ii sangrc aceua. nj Ii pro-
p":. en- dcfcrsa lei canitai propio. a
del a2cro. desdc cl momcnto en- que
clloS ,leSpidicron a SU$ cXplctadorcs
~ os iuvitagon d voSotros q hacer 10
mismo. dcsdc csc momento los CAPT
t~aiiStaS aliados iuraron acabar cor 81
pals IN que por primera yez, en- Ia
historic humana. los trabaiaGores Sc
ha5ia0 aJrerido 4 romper el yugo del
capitalismo. : a desilgarse de 81 mis-
mos de las cadenas de ia guerra.
DeSpUcs de este patetico llama
nTicDto para cue Sc Suspenda Ia in
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MAJ. GEN. LEWIS HEAD
OF THIRTIETH DIVISION
South Carolinians Commanded by
Classmate and Friend of Persh-
ing.

Major Gen. Edward M. Lewis, who
commands the Thirtieth division of
National Guard troops, from the Car
olinas and Tennessee, is a native of
Indiana and West Pointer of the class
of 1886. When congress declared
war in April of last yaer he was a
Colonel of infantry, we'll known in
the service, but little known so far as
the public was concerned. General
Lewis entire career up to the en-
trance of this country into the Euro
pean conflict was in the infantry, he
having served at various periods in
the Eighth, Eleventh, Sixteenth, Nine
teenth, and Twentieth regiments. He
served in the Spanish war as Cap
tain of the Twentieth Infantry and in
the PHILIPPINE campaign as a batal-
ion commander of the Sixteenth In
fantry.
General Lewis was a classmate at
West Point of General Pershing, and
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HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
-~'S
Nobody can 5 Tell when yor
.Darken Gray, Faded Hair
with Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti.
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with q brew Of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this sim.
pie mixture was applied with wonder
full effect. BY asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" you will get large bot
tie Of this eld-time recipe, improved
by the addition Of other Ingredients. all
ready to use, at very little cost. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
The hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because It
darkens 80 naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell It has been applied
It's so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw 1t through your hair, taking one
strand at q time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears; after another
application or two, it Is restored to its
natural color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful. This preparation Is q
delightful toilet requisite. 1t is not in
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention Of disease.
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Ter killed or badly wounded"

ther killed or badly wounded"
Another survivor declared that all
of the Ticonderoga's eight life boats,
with the exception of one, were rid
died with shrapnel before they could
be launched. A number of men who
tried to get into the eighth boat were
killed by shrapnel as they Chamber
ed over the side of the vessel, he
said.
"Finally," this survivor continued,
zone of our men, in desperation,
swan close to the submarine and
halted an officer, asked him in Gods
name to stop firing.
"The lieutenant who answered did
so with a loaded revolver, saying
that if he did not swim back he would
shoot him.
when our boat had only 20 men
in it, we were ordered alongside the
submarine and made to tie up while
the shelling of the dead and dying
on the sinking ship continued.
"The leader of our boat was asked
some questions which he refused to
answer and suddenly the submarine
submerged and only the parting of
the rope with which we were tied
prevented our going down with it."
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you sent us-can you send some to
put on our backs? You know We are
going de odder way now and breast
plates are no good, for the coward
ly Americans are shooting US right
in der back. Some of our boys took
off der breastplates and put dem
behind, for de fool Americans are
playing "De Star Spangled Banner"
nit machine guns on dem plates
Can't you help us?
You remember IN your speech you
said nothing could stand before the
brave German soldiers? Oh, papa,
don't believe desc ignorant Ameri'
cans ever read your speech for dey
run after us like We vas lot of
rabbits. Vot you tink of dot? Can't
ou send dem some Of your speeches
right away? Dey don't know how
terrible We are. Can't you have my
army back to Belgium we're we Won
all our glory?
My men can vlp ali de vimmen and
children vot dem Belgiums can bring
US. But desc Americans are so rough
and ignorant. We can't make dem un-
diers on earth and ven We try to
sing Deutschland Uber Allies" dey
laugh like lot of monkeys. But We
are getting de best of de Americans.
We can run dem. Papa, if We are not
de best fighters on earth we sure de
best runners. Nobody can keep up
nit us ven We tink of der dear old
Rhine, and my army never did think
so much of der dear old river.
Let me know right away vot to do
by return postofice.
CLOWN PRINCE WILLIE.
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these two officers have been the clos
ste Of friends during their entire
army career. He is SIS years of age.
He succeeded Maj. Gen. C. P. Towns
ley, the former West Point Superin-
tendent in command of the 30th Di-
vision, which is known in the service
as the "Old Hickory Division, being
so named in honor of President An
drew Jackson, who was a Tennes-
seean.
The infantry brigade commanders
under Gen. Lewis are Orig. Gen. S.
L. Faison and Brig. Gen. Lawrence D.
Tyson. General Faison is a regular
army officer, and was at West Point
with Pershing and Lewis. Gen. Tyson
is Tennessee National Guard officer.
The four infantry regiments in the
division are the 117th, 118th, 10th
and 120th. The field artillery units
being the 18th, 114th and 115th
Regiments. Colonel Luke Lea, for,
mer United States Senator from Ten.
nessee, commands the 114th Field
Artillery. Col. Robt. B. Mcbride, of
Georgia is the Division Chief of Staff.
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TWO HUNDRED LIVES
LOST ON TICONDEROGA
Twenty Men Reaching Atlantic Port
Believed to Be Only Survivors.

An Atlantic Port, Oct. 10.-Scores
of American sailors and soldiers
were killed or wounded by shrapnel
fired by a German submarine after
it had torpedoed the steamship IT.
conderoga 1,700 miles off the Allan
tic coast, according to the story tolo
by 27 survivors who arrived here to-
day aboard British freighter.
There were $50 men aboard the
Ticonderoga, an American steamship
of $50 tons, and all except the 20
who arrived here today are believed
to have persihed. The survivors got
away in the only boat which was not
demolished by the shell fire from the
submarine, they said. Seventeen of
the men who reached port were men,
bers of detachment of soldiers de-
tailed to care for horses which were
being transported.
The Ticonderoga was attacked
presumably on October 2 when she
fell behind her convoy because of
engine trouble.
According to the survivors the
submarine was not sighted until she
had sent torpedo crashing into the
side of the ship. The torpedo did
not strike a vital spot, however, and
the captain crowded on full steam
in an effort to escape, at the same
time ordering the gun crews into
action against the submarine which
appeared about mile off.
Gun Shot Away.
"Our gun crews did not fire more
than five or six Shots" one of the
survivors said. "The forward gun
was shot away almost at once. The
after gun and its crew were done for
almost as quickly. Then the men
went to the boats, but it was no use
as the flying shrapnel was spraying
the decks and men fell in scores, Ell
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Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel polsons before
breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day out,
to feel clean inside; no sour bile to
coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or Gull your head; no constipa-
tion, bilious attacks, sick headache,
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom-
ach, you must bathe on the inside like
you bathe outside. This is vastly more
important, because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood,
while the bowel pores do, says we'll
known physician
To keep these poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink before break
fast each day, glass Of hot water
with a teaspoonful Of limestone phos-
phate in 1t. This will cleanse, purify
and freshen the entire alimentary tract,
before putting more food into the
stomach. .
Get a quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. It
Is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
except a sourish twinge which is not
unpleasant. Drink phosphated hot
water every morning to rid your sys-
tenn Of these vile poisons and toxins;
also to prevent their formation.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an &C.
emulation Of body poisons, begin this
treatment and above all, keep It up!
AS soap and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening and purifying, so
limestone phosphate and hot water be-
fore breakfast, act on the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels.
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tions. Droplet infection plays an

tions. Droplet infection plays ar
important part.
"Methods of control-the infected
individual and his environment.
Recognition of the disease-by
clinical manifestations and bacteri
illogical findings.
"Isolation-bed of infected indi
viduals during the course of the dis
ease. Screens between beds are tc
be recommended.
"Immunization- are usec
with only partial success.
"Quarantine-the closing o1
schools, churches, etc., is not advisa
BILE unless in the presence of a seri
Gus epidemic"
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Cascarets Best
Family Laxative
Harmless to keep liver, bowels
and stomach clean, and
cost only 10 cents

Tonight Sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienc'
ed. Cascarets will liven your liver
and clean your thirty feet of bowels
without gripping. You will wake up
feeling grand. Your head will be
clear, breath right, tongue clean,
stomach sweet-Get a 10-cent box
now at any drug store. Best cathartic
for children as we'll as grown-ups,
Taste like candy and never fail.
They work while you sleep.-Adv.