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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

the Bulletin des Armees. Tie ma
chine gun is "stottertante." (the aunt
who stutters). They also say 'the
organ Of DEATH" the collie canon.
"the old chatterbox.' When the
Frerch machine guns are in action
the Boche in his dygout exclaims:
There's n Franzman at his sewing
machine"
The casque is the tulip" the KNAPP
sack. the monkey" epaulettes are
soup plates" noncom stripes are "cu-
cumber parinGs." The various arms
have their sobriquots. Tl.c infantry
| man is called tho sand hare" the
| clIausscur Is the green frog" the
| trench digger is the mole" or the
'ditchman:" the cuirassier. the flour
bag" the uhlan the "lampliGktcr," and
the green hussars with yellow trim
| mings are the eggs and spinach
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

A Sure Sign.-rwo young Kinder
gartcn teachers. intelligent and at
tractive while riding downtown IN
street car were engaged in 9n animal L
ed discussion. In tho seat behind
them sat IL goodnatured. fatherly
looking Irishman enjoying II nap
Finally one kindergartner inquired oil
the other: How many children have
YOU"
twenty-five" she replied. And
how many have you?"
"Oh, | have only nineteen" replied
the first.
At this point the Irishman. now wide
awake with establishment. leaned FOR
ward i'm his seat and, without any for
mality, inquired in Il loud voice:
What part OF Ireland did youse
come FROM
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
GENERAL NEWS,

Items Of Interest Gathered From Va.
rious Sources.
Allied airmen made thirty three
bombing raids on German territor,
during June.
Nearly $4,000. 100000 worth of min.
eral products were taken from Penn.
sylvania mines during 1917. The out
put included 67s mineral products.
On May 10. the S.124 member
banks Of the Federal reserve bank
system had total resources of $24.-
O7O. 100000. an increase of $4,000, ,OOC
since December 81.
Miss Goldie Anita Black of Thur
mont, Nd. was married last week to
Guy v. Lewis. an American soldier In
France. The ceremony was perform
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
CHARGED WITH DISLoYALTY
Dr.. F. c. Hiekson Of Gaffney, 10 Under
lnvestiqation.

tHS0SttNdktoUs
For some months rumors have been
flying thick and fast in regard TO GER
tain disloyal utteraEces which were at
tributed to DR.. F. c. Hickson, Of this
place, as to his attitude toward Presi-
dent Wilson. whom he severly critici-
scd for involving the United States
in war with Germany.
In addition to being the pastor OF
one or more Baptist churches in this
county, DIR. Hickson is an osteopath,
having offices over the Cherokee Drug
company's store. He Is recognized rs
being a man of much more than the
average ability. but the people Of Gaff-
nSy and Cherokee cannot understand
his attitude in regard to the war, as
the testimony taken at the hearing es-
taLlishes the fact that he Is n German
sympathizer
At the close of the testimony in the
case, which was worked up by Secret
Service Agent Henry E. Thomas, OF
Charlotte. n. g.. Colonel Butler an
nounced that he would hold DR.. Hick-
son for court in the sum Of $4,000,
whereupon the defendant announced
that he would go to Jail, as he would
not ask any of his friends to 90 on his
bond. He further stated that the tes-
timony which was given against him
By the witnesses for the government
was false. and was the result Of poll
tical conspiracy, and that he had never
said that the president should he as
sassinated.
According to the testimony brought
out in the case through a number OF
witnesses. including ]. G.. Pridmore,
DR.. ]. &. Pittman. c. H. Robbins. r.
e. Swaofford and ]. Clarence Mil
Ter. DIR. Hickson has at various times
since the entrance Of America into the
war. made seditious utterances to the
effect that WOODROW Wilson ran for
office on the peace platform and then
dragged the country into war; that the
whole war scheme was money max
ing proposition. and that Wilson was
getting his share Of the profit; that the
president was an internal scound
REL" who should be assassinated:
that hch hoped the right man to do
that job would come along, and that
there would not be the delay that at
tended the murder of President Lin
coin: that the Zimmerman and Bern
storff disclosures were newspaper lies.
and that Mr.. Wilson was "the biggest
spy in the whole business"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
VALUES HAVE
INCREASED

AS recently as 1914 II was frequent
ly asserted that one Of the prime
causes OF mysterious fires was over-in-
surance, and while the assertion may
have been true in some instances, In
many Il was not. Since 1915. especial
~. there has been undreamed OF In.
creases in the cost of building material
OF all kinds. including brick. lumber,
roofing. ETC., and also in labor and
merchandise, and in many instances no
more insurance Is carried on buildings
or contents than In 1914. and should
such property be burned the owners
would almost feel that they were
hardly insured at all. 1t is not my pur-
pose to try to induce any property
owner to over-iEsure. but merely to
call attention to the fact that am In
position to furnish Gilt Edge Protec-
tion to the extent Of three -fourths the
actual present cash value OF all insur-
able property. such as dwellings and
other buildings. furniture. stocks OF
merchandise. etc. and to impress the
fact that 1T Is better TO be safe than
sorry" Don't trust to luck, but to
one Of the policies that am prepared
to issue with millions Of dollars and
years and years Of square dealing be-
hind 1t.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SHARON, 8. @.
Member Federal Reserve System -
JUST BETWEEN US

WOULDN'T 1T BE BETTER FOR
YOU to keep your Funds In this Bank,
where You are carefully guarded by
Uncle Sans Supervision. al pay all
your bills with Checks than 1t is for
You to keep your funds at home, In an
old desk, or drawer or knot hole, Just
where almost anybody might find the
money or where fire might destroy II!
Real Business folks the world over put
the money on deposit in Bank and
.,.rn pay out all funds with n check.
This is a double safeguard. A cam
ccllcd check shows exactly where your
funds have gone and what for. and the
Cancelled check is also an unquestioned
receipt for any bills you may have
out And then too, the Bank way
gives you a service In accounting that
Is Free and Of untold value to you in
the course Of year. Try running
your business the Bank way for year.
II it is not satisfactory you can quit.
No checking account Is too small for
this Bank to handle. Give us yours.
j. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

TO getting funds they would fnd
among the American people more than
enough women who are eligible Tor
passports and whose presence In
France would not affect the interest OF
attention Of our troops in the stern
business OF victory.-David Lawrcnce
in New York Evening Post.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23


Fifty Fifty.-Mr. Brown had just
been congratulat on his 18th birth
day by his new acquaintance. MIR
Jones.
Yes, I'm feeling fine, thanks" re-
tortcd Brown; and just think. to-
morrow Mrs. Brown and | are going
to celebrate the birthday of our first
born"
Indeed" said Jones. And how old
might the first born bc?"
Just one hundred years tomorrow
came the response. Jones looked b"-
wildcrcd, and stammcrcd his astonish-
ment. Then Brown added: IT'S al
right. my friend; our first offspring
simply happened to he twins"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

How She Fslt-:Upon ,-n-s -rstnrr
home from the pcrk. little Alice greet
ed her mother enthusiastically. con
fiding the emotions she had experienc
ed as she swung round the curves o
the roller coaster.
Were you frightened, dear?" ques
toned her mother.
NO, | wasn't frightened" Alice re
Piled. but when l went round thos'
awful turns, 50 fast l felt as If l ha'
freckles on my stomach"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

Just in Case.-It was Il very small
country hotel. built Of wood and pretty
fiimsy. hut IL was all the town af-
forded. and Tompkins had to STOP
there. When he was shown his room
he said to the colored boy who was
page:
Il am glad they've got a rope here
in case of fire. But why the lsihlc?'
That suh." said the boy. "is in case
de fire am too far gone for you Ia
make yc' escape, sar"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

lnstead.-He had gone with his gir
to the minister's house to be married
After the ceremony he took the min
ister aside and said: IL am awfullI
sorry that have no money to pay you
a fee. sir. But I'll do even better by
you II you'll take mo down cellar. III
show YOU how to fix your gas meter
so II won't register"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

Tho Tailor's Fault.-A young lady
sat on the piazza of her pretty home
one afternoon. busily employed in ply
ing the needle: n coat of her husbands
was In her lap. The husband presently
appeared.
Looking up to him she said frctful-
ly: It's too bad. Robert. the careless
way your tailor puts this button on.
This IL the fifth time I've had to sew
IL on for YOU"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
Tuesday, July %, 1913.
CLEANING AND PRESSING

TT is real economy to have your
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed ire.
quently, and besides Clean Clothes, II
rightly pressed. add much to ones ap-
pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
R.D. DoRSETT, Prop.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

The Middlesex -Resiment.-Whilc
some Scottish regiments were dis
embarking in France, some French Of
ficcrs were watching them. One OBJ
served: "They can't bc women. for
they have mustaches: but they can't
be men, for they wear skirts"
II have It," said another. They're
that famous Middlesex regiment from
London."-Tit- Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
LADIES

VoUR Coat Suits and Skirts and
II Waists should be Dry Cleaned.
We have In our employ Dry Cleaner
Who Understands Dry Cleaning and
Does II Right. Send Your Dry Clean
ins Work to Us. Guaranteed satisfac-
ton or no Charge.
KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

The First Quarrel.-He: oh. dear!
l wish | could get hold of some good
biscuits like mother used to make for
me.
She: And wish could get hold of
some good clothes like father used TO
buy for me.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

We Aaree.-A certain man. having
buried three wives. erected a tomb
stone over them with the following in
scription which tells its own story:
God bless tSew Up may II go we'll
with Tie Up but the devil take PIN
Up.'"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

- The Enquirer sOllcits orders for
Stationcry-lettcr Heads, 1911 Heads.
all kinds of High Grade Commercial
Stationery.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

A Good Many Of Thsss.-"what is
Ed Goodby doing these days? quest
ioned the man who just got home.
"Oh. he's working his sons way
through college," returned the other,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

Taetful.-Houscwif,- How do YOU
tell bad eggs?
Grocer-I never told any. hut IL
did have anything to tell had egg,
I'd break II gently.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

He Was the last.-"Well, Robhy,'
said the happy accepted one. did you
know l was going to marry your sis
ter?"
Sure, said Bobby. I'VE all did"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

German Soldier Slang.-The first
attention attracted by Boche soldier
slang was enlisted when they dubbed
the 42O-mm. gun big Bertha" says
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

An Irish Courtship.--an Irish shcr-
iff got a writ to serve on young
widow and. on coming into her pres
encc. said:
Madam. have an attachment Tor
you
my dear sir" she said. blushing'
your attachment is reciprocatcd.
"Y0u don't understand m". you must
proceed to court" said the sheriff.
We'll. know tits leap year. hut !
prefer to let you do the courting your
self. Men are much better at that
than women"
Madam. this IL no time for f""linE.
The justice is waiting.
THE justice waiting? Well. | sup
pose | must go. but the thing Is 80
sudden, and besides Id prefer priest
to do it,"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

coausttish.-The fraction leaned
over and touched the whole number
on its digit Say" she whispered.
"is INV numerator on straight"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
THINK OF IT
$1,000 Persons Publicly Reeommend
Our Remedy. Some are York
People.

People.
Over one hundred thousand nave
recommended Doan's kindney fiiis'
For backachc. kidney, urinary Ills:
Fifty thousand signed testimonials
Are appearing now In public print
some OF them are York peope.
Some are published In York:
No other remedy shows such PROOF
Follow this York mans example.
W. r. Putnam, jefferson ST.. says:
"A good many years ago | had symp.
toms of kidney trouble. l suffered
with terrible headaches and this was
a source Of constant annoyance. II
has been so long since that all ] can
say Is. Doan's Kidney pills cured me
of that complaint. and ! haven't had
any need Of n kidney medicine since.
as my kidneys are in fine condition:
Price 6or, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-E't
Doan's Kidney rills-thr same that
Mrs. Hudson had. Foster Millhurn Co.
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. y. Y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
Humorous department

The Reason.-It seemed that when
Pastus and Sam died they took dli-
ferent routes: so when the latter got
10 heaven he called Rastus on th'
phone.
",astus." he said. how 20 like II
down thar
.'Oh. boy. Dis here am some place.
REPLIED Rastus. "All We has ter do is
10 wear a red suit wild horns, an cbcr!
now an den shovel some coal on do
fire. We don't work no more dan Two
hours out Oh de twcnty-four do"t
here. But tell me. Sam. how is II with
you up yonder??
Nah goodness, We has to git up al
TO o'clock In de mawnin' an gathaf
in dc stars: den We has To haul In
de moon and hang out de sun. D"r
we has ter roll de- clouds aroun al
day long"
But. Sam. how come 1t y has tel
work so hard?"
We'll, to tell de truf, Rastus, We
kin O short on help up here"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23
PEOPLES WANTS FAIRNESS
Candidate Rebukes Tactics that are
Not Commendable.

Thomas II. Peoples has addrcsseu
the following letter to the COLUMBIA
, State because of the unfair treatment
he has been accorded 1T the hands oi
that paper:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

have bCrn denounced by an audience
of South Carolinians as n Stacker and
Il pro- German for the sole reason that
! would not declare myself and sacri-
flee my prerogative as a voter for the
whim of politicians.
| entertain no hard feelings against
my opponents. or against any one who
acted squarcly in this matter. and
want you and the people Of South
Carolina to realize that notwithstand-
ing this political situation. and your
attitude and the attitude of my op-
poncnts. the issues remain.
| also touched on other matters that
your reporter failed TO include. The
speech prepared for the occasion !
submit to you with the request that
you publish 1t. not as a news article.
hut rs an advertisement in your pa
per, in this issue, and | tender you
the required fee for so doing.
On account OF the absence OF my
assistant. who is now in the campaign.
was called back to the office today
on official business and will attend the
meetings whenever my official duties
do not conflict with the campaign.
There are Is counties that l have
just been over as candidate for gov
crnor. and shall attempt to meet the
people Of South Carolina from every
section. The senatorial party will soon
enter n large section of the state
where l have already delivered ad-
dresses. II shall be my effort to meet
as many Of my fellow citizens as
can face to face. but at the same time
shall not be misled into a neglect of
my official duties.
Thomas H. Peoples
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
ROBO \ y CANTiNA.

Los dUenos de una cantina que es:a
en- Ia casa ndmero 1872 Y medic de IL
sale Sur Flores, al ir 4 abrir su eSta-
blecimie2to aver = las seis de la ma
mana. Sc e3cortraron con que por Ia
ucche Ia cerradura de IL puertu habia
sido forzada V penetcaron = II can't
ma los amanras de 10 ajeGo q2e So y
-Casraron Ge alguHas monedaS peGEe-
las que en- junto montan 3 IN valor
Ge echo 0 nueve dalares; de IN mo-
media de Colombia ' dos doceraS dc
a1fc.as lie wishey de IN cuarto Ge ga
Ion de capaciGad cada Una de elias.
No Sc tienen sospechas de quitnes
9uedan ser los aQtores lie tai h&zaEa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
FCF DESCUBiERT0 IN GRAN
TOBO 4 la CASA DE SHOWERS

DeSde el dia primero del mes de Di-
ciembre del ano pr0Ximo pasado. los
! ~empleaGCs superiores de Ia muebleria
lie Showers de esta ciudad. no,aron
cue entire SIS servidores habia aigu-
rcs in:ieles Que Sc deiicab2n a "ob2.
u Ia casa. Sc puso el hecho en- CONC
cimiento del Sheriff Tobin y este ac-
tive f~unciolario comisiono 4 uno de
sus mas habilcs ageates one deScG-
brie-2n 2 los ladrones.
DeSpueS de nuT,erosas psSQulS&s,
q diputado Sheriff Tony Diaz iogr0
IN captura de cast Uodos los comp!irI-
dos en- e. asun;o, habiendo rc~9%iGo
gran parte de los objetos rob@dos que
2!c2nZan I un valor aproIimado I dos
nil djlareS. Los in~dividuos que COR
sumaron eSta fecEoria. per medic Dc
tina h&bil combination, Sc apoderarol
&c cuayro pacas de algodon, una buena
c.ntidad de pasturas y a~lGunos ME
bles de los que Sc venden por IA casa
cue sufri0 e. robo.
Sobre dos de los indiyiduos sob-e
Q~uienes recaian sospechas Sc lilo p-i-
meramente Ia atenciGn de los diputa-
dos del Sheriff y n vez a~prehendi-
dos estos, sc les hizo declarar toda
II culpabi,!dad en- el robo y denuncia-
ron q varies de sus completes que mas
tarde fueron ~aprehendidos, menos uno
de ellos cue Sc cree escape para nues-
ira repu6lica.
Todas las diligencias que hasta aho-
"a han Sido practicadas Ell este asun-
%, sc consiEnaran jun:ameHte con les
Getenidos ME ei iuez e. rurno. para
cue e. Sc encargue de instruirles el
rroceso correspondence. antes De que
IA causa sea llevada a jurado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
a daT una sorpTesa y
QuedG t%eTTibIemonte
sQrprondIdo
Enc0nir6 4 su esp0sa con ties
hiios... q los tres meses de
CasaG0 con ella

WASHINGTON. Febrero 15--Con.
G! anino dispuesto para dar Il su io-
yen eSposa una sorprcsa, el sargento
=. :. Hcwett, de los cuerpos &c Ma
ina. Sc ~present6 CT 81 casa aver, a
| -r~ovechando una licencia cue sc lie
c~orceGiera, pero TODD 10 eontrario lie
10 que Sc e.peraba, q fuG Quien rec
!:5 a aorprcsa Y una De esas sorrre-
rs profundamente Gesagradables Y
cue echan per Terra Ia felicidad de
III matrimonio.
Ia ioycn esposa del ~sargento. que
tenia apenas diez meses de casada con
i. Sc ha!!aba en- su casa en- %efecto,
Drro junto = ella Y acariciandola Sc
hallahan dos peQuencs, IN nine :
una militia de dos Y tres amos respec-
livamente Y a un lado Otro chiquitin
Sc enc5ntraba dormido IN nj c4na
.os niles !Iamaban tiernamentc a Ia
seEora "madre', por 10 que e sargcH-
c, qGe Sc separo dc ella deJAhuoia
- f"m'!ia, guedoSe PaSmaao al es-
eUchar tai nomh"e y yer Ia progehie
lie ST. esposa.
"Nadre!'. esc.amo Ell sargento con
,cento entire iur!oso e interrogation.
Como es ESQ? Que Sign'fica TODD
$50? Quien cs eI padre de eStoS III
aos?"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
In general 2cBsado De
DISCOVER poI Ia fuoIza
los A~yunt2nieRtos
Los yecin0s de yarios puebIoS
de Tlaycala acuSan al !e!e
miiitar del EstadG

TLAXCALA, Febrero 9.-Los vecI-
nos de los municipioS de OXtcnco c N
taltepec. Sc han dirigido a Ia Procu-
raduria General de Ia Repiblica, po-
niendo en- conocimiento de esta Deepen
! dencia del gobierno los atropellos de
que han sido victimas por parte de un
general llamado Luis NJ. Hernandez,
| Guien funje de Jefe de las Armas de
este Estado.
Uno de los cargos CUE Sc le hacen
al referido general en- Ell oficio res
pectivo. es de haber disuelto los ayun-
tamientos de los dos pueblos 4 cue sc
refieren los quejosos, haliandose aun
detenidos en- los cuarteles los munich
! res de los .Ayuntamientos d;sueltos.
Los vecinos de los pueblos de IL
caltepec Y Oxtepec, pertenecientes al
| mismo estado de TlaXcala, elevaron
! parecida queja del mismo general a Ia
Camara de Diputados, pues todos es-
tan de acuerdo en- que el general Her
| nandez es I'm cacique mas terrible
cue los cue ]provocaron Ia revuelta ma
derista con sus procedimientos arbl-
| trarios Y con >su despotismos tirani-
! COS.
Fl Procurador General de Ia Repu-
blica. segdn noticias que Sc han te-
nido a este respecto, ha c~onsignado va
| 81 hecho al Juez de Distrito del Esta-
| do. que es ell funcionario competente
| para conocer de esta ~acusacion; pero
! tanbien va a tener IN acuerGo con e.
Presidente Carranza para tomar pro-
! videncias sobre Ia conducta del Gene
raj Hernandez. que. parece estar va
, c~omprobada por otros conductos, a e.
fecto de Que el d]escontento no cunda
en- ell Estado, pues de esta forma cada
vez esta la Republica mas lejos de Ia
. ansiada pacificaci6n.
A algunos ~periodicos de Mexico Sc
han mandado remitidos dando cuenta
de los excesos que comete Ell tantas
vcces nlencionado general Hernandez,
> nero no Sc han publicado dichoS docu-
mentos en- Ia prensa, tai veZ porQue
no Sc di6 credito a las firmas de quie-
ncs los remitian; pero ahora que Ia
cosa es del dominic publico, es Sc
guro que los diarios metropolitanos Sc
ocuparan de III asunto cue es de vital
. interes para Ell pdhlico lector.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
SALON DE DESCANSO PARA LA
MUJER.

En- al edificio del mercado de esta
ciuGad. frente a nuestras oficinas. e.
Comislonado Lamebrt estableci6 IN
gabinete de descanso para las muJeres
trabaja5oras. En- dicho gabinete Sc
han instalado bahos de regadc-a '
&c tina, asi como c6moda siberia pa
"a que Sc dediquen Z IL lc2:Ura las
nujeres que 4 81 asistan. Tan?bi6n
hay IN escritorio V TITLES de escribir.
para que lleven su correspondence. Al
frente de dicho gab;nete ha sido pues-
u una sonora que habla ingles Y es-
panel, considerable que debera ser
usaGo por mujeres que hablan II u
otro idioma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
casio MAS De OCHO=
CIEhTUS PESOS En-
Il. cGL0fERO D0
De 81 ENTER
MEDAL
BAREA SUFRIDO TOOA st VIDA
SIN ENCONTRAR NADIA QUE
LA .ALIVIARA.-EL TAN
LAC P0NE FIN 4 SIS
SUFRIMiENT0S

"Durarte ocho meses cstIve eH-
ferma de IL espina dorsal Y nGnca
consegui ponerne bien = endcEezac-
me. hasta que emre~t : tomar Tan
lac" IA dicho recientemente ia Sra
Inez Arnold. que vive en- Ia casa No,
1880 de Ia Gale de San Fernando.
.Casi toda ri v;ta,-contiau6 il
ciendo Ia S.a. Araold-he vea!do ST.
friendo del eS5omago : de ino:ges-
ten intestinal. Durante los ultimos
diecioxno ancS. eSpecialmente, mi sd
lud IA sido de 10 mas maIa, : aun-
Que hice todo 10 que pude, mi estado
era cada dia mas grave Sufr!a de
nevicsidad. lie Ierribles ~jaquecaS '
de fuerres dolores en- Ia espalda ' en
e. estomago. Dificilmentc podta dor
mix. ' TODD 10 cue comia me ocaSlO-
naba sufrimientoS. Ai@unaS Teces
me sentia tan aSotada, CUE no podl2
soste-e-me en- pie. ' yeGia cue per
anecer serCaaa pare no cacrMe.
Cuardo inJeHtaoa endercZarme diff
cilmente 10 conSecuia y este me te-
MIA siempre enferma y en n mas nj
serab.e cond.ci5n, 10 mas del ITEM
20.
"Unicamente en- ell periodic de ceho
-asa. Cr,a asr-ya D0Sr~lGa ne COS