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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

laureate. vii be read wiih 1n,e poe,
~ showing that President Wilson is ~
,u,lilmrnt Of the vision born OF ,h hs
ton that fell: ma
IN ne future there will arise som.
,r historian bold and wise.
WIN a i2ve for the republic and truth
lie viii go back in his s,udies ho
~, our modern dates
nc VIII show tho aub,ie causcs of -
n, ar hctwccn the States
''' VII rac" OUT hostile IDEAS as Tho
miner docs the lode. ' INC
Of djTera ome nimSrent habits born
nc wiil show the Union riven ana ,ho
picture Viii dcplorc. '" '''
than before. S''ohser
Slow and patient. ,ruc and ,,,.
~, must this coming teacher be
/" show how tho knife was sh ,rnos
mat was ground TO prune The
lie wiz hold the scales of Justice
he hf, VII measure. praise and
ANA the South will stand tho ycrdic,
and sAnd it without shame
Eyer since the name Of woosrow
I'M; ;hiinoi! i!tSl appeared in 1911 as nos.
".oic candidate for the prcsidencv 10,
writer became ohscssed viii ,ns
that ne was to he our Joshua 10 Ie,d ns
10 victory and h" has cloriouslv nroysd
morthy TO he not only the Joshua az
hahi,ah ncy IN america, but of this
10 the high and mighty Author of No
Inverse Tor giving hin, 10 ue
Philip FRANCES brown
i'''hHiohu. Va, November Is, 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

mere is reason to believe that the fresh
uevastations and cruelties in those portions
of France and Belgium from which tho Cor
mans are retreating are practiced in vioJo
tion OF the orders Of the high command but
whether with or in defiance OF official author
NY they are directly contrary to the armis-
ice terms and dangerous gamc to be PLAYED
by soldiers of a nation which is on its knees
winning to be fed. If Foch decides rctalia-
non rs necessary. it will be no gentle hand
that he lays on the marauders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

TINS newest OF the republics on it's feet and
giving 1t an honored place i'll the family Of
na,lohs are staggering, but he goes to his
task strong in the knowledge that his old
enemies are PROSTATE in the dust and that
lie VIII command both the material and
moral support of all the allied powers Thus
ne takes to his work those aids to success
which were lacking during the many years
In which he fought heartbreaking yet
winning battle for his peoples salvation and
independence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
News of Fifty Years Ago
Commodore NJ. +. Maury.

Commodore NJ. T.. Marry
or Confederate fame. ar,
rived III Richmond on Sat
urday Y. lie came unau-
nounced. and for the purA
pose OF attending 10 a lit
tie private business tina [
would require but an
hours time. 1t was his
purpose 10 attend to that
business and leave by the
next train, but when 1t
was learned that he was
at the SpotSwood Hotel the
news soon spread, and in
Il snort time there WIS Il
stream of callers. The
grand old hero received his
friends and afJ i,a,, ,<,1..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
To Albert.

returning TO the city of your love
Where every stone shall welcome your return
tiear shall the skies be. spread so blue above
D'ue o er Inc Wilderness OF the purest dove;
Ana every heart that had so long to yearn
Warm with affection shall acclaim YOU Prince,
Warm with affection, and yet warmer since
over your head tina; dove has taken wing
over the presence OF a peoples King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic,
excepting ON legal and medical sinh
Tuirfes are answered directly nv prr-
sonni letter, "a solf-nddrcssed, stantue d
envelope In required. Address 'Tbe
rimes Dispatch Information Bureau,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Christmns Packngcs for soIdiers

MIS-, II, L. e, News Ferry-Cndcr a
new ruling by the War. Department.
parties who have lost their label or
VINO have failed to receive one may
apply at their nearest local Red Cross
headquarters and get one for mailing
a package to relative in the overseas
mtlitary service or TO one with other
with the military forces OF the United
States abroad. If done before Novem-
Der 49,
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Possibly.


Perhaps, when everything has gone
The way that flesh must go,
And all the low arc on the throne
And all the Kings laid low:
Perhaps. when money has no ring
And social power wancs
And honest leather in the heart
Is more than futile gains:
Perhaps. when our millennium
az come. and all Is right,
And people never go to war
And women never fight:
Perhaps, when this has come to PASS
When evil all has died,
may consent TO try to be
Content and satisfied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
baltic Sen.

Il. G.. H., Eairfax.-Tbc Baltic Sea is
nearly 1000 miles long and 400 broad
It has very little tide, although. when
the 25o rivers which are it's tributaries
are az Hood, they raise its level. IT
is subject to violent storms. The Bal
us Sea runs eastward into three CULTS
Bothna; FINLAND and Riga Some $50
the Vistula, the Nieman. the Duina. the
Narva and the Neva, draining almost
one-hfth OF the area OF Eurouc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
MONDAY. NOVEMBER is. 1915.

No, it is not believed that the Inaugural
ton Of the eight-hour day in Bavaria was
responsible for the flight of King Ludwig
He would have been willing to put in that
many hours at his King business, but the
truth is that he was fired from his job be-
cause he could not show a democratic union
card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
By HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Crocsus.

(Foch rode into the conquered cities ., hi.
favorite charger. croesusD
Nooiest OF steeds that bore the hero in
hrougn that loud silence following tho din.
'ie shel-holes and the wasted farms
shattered forms staggered By tho wars alarms
Health. May your equine memory ever .,oro
i nat happy day, and may no cannons roar
Ever the iand You trod Cypress again
You with your burden of that man of mon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Bolshevikism met with short shrft in
Switzerland. For a day, with the procama-
ton of a general strike, it seemed to flourish,
. hut sanity prevailed, the strike order was
; Cancelled and order is being restored In
other countries it will require more time
to subdue and Danish the forces of disorder,
but in the end it will be achieved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
THO Old Yell.

And once again, John Henry Snoopcndyke 7
want 70 tell you that this Christmas we are
going TO be sensible I'm only going to give
presents 10 mother and the children and moor
people and the cook and the mailman and the
janitor. and OF course we must send sonnet hing
10 the Smifkins and the I;uraps and the Sin
gictrecs and--'5
For heavens sake. Mary. why don't you nut
that on 4 record and buy a nickers worth of
needles. You haven't changed your mind "A bit
since last year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
thrIKtpnaS,

The time approaches when the swain
win exc be feeling fine.
Wien he VIII hang the mistletoe
And the miss'll toe the line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

King Gustav has correctly interpreted the
handwriting on the wall and is giving Sweden
all the democracy its people demand. Thus
he may save his royal bauble OF throne;
otherwise, he, too, may be compelled to take
little journey into other lands in company
with Europe's goodly number Of throneless
sovereigns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

twenty-five years imprisonment, the SEN
fence imposed on Camp Lee Bolshevik
should prove deterrent to others who have
ieanlngs toward the Russian governmental
doctrines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought.

III a man got no mo- sense'n t marry wo-
man via 'empah, said Charcoal Eph. in
mood, well. Mistah Jackson hit les 20 VI. provc
dat q man ain got sense nohow bout notbin,
no time" Try tripe Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Hopes OF private railroad interests that
the country's lines of trans portat!on will he
turned back to them speedily now that
peace is at hand, find no ENCOURAGEMENT in
the attitude OF Director eneral McAdoo He
gives evidence Of determination to carry ont
the experiment OF government control over
the railroads to the utmost limit so tina,
: the results attained will be a basis upon
which the people may act ntelligently There
is TO be no let-up in the unitication of opera-
-tions and the pooling OF facilities with the
passing or the war emergency but rather
: a quickcning and Strengthening of Federal
yenort If the dircctor-general can show a
more adequate service with less cYucne.
.-under normal conditions than the private
..owners secured, and it must be admitted
:.that war conditions did not make possihle
"a tair trial, then public sentiment NAV crvs-
20 talliZe in favor of Il continuance of govern
.@ment control. If he cannot, the peoplc NAV
: be expected to support the demand of The
owners for return Of their property. Re-
publican control Of Congress NAV terminal
the experiment before the expiration ne the
I fixed period OF twenty-one months following
tho signing OF peace terms, but for the sake
fsof the country's future course toward puhlic
- utilities 1t is hoped that it will not In any
event, results OF the past year have made
return to former competitive and destruc.
y tive conditions impossible, and II the rail.
roads 80 back to private hands It will Ia
without constant haElstr!Lsinr on the part
Of the interstate and State commissions and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Musicals,

And then, after my youngest hoy has learned
to play the flute and my girl has mastered the
piano. I'm going to have tho second bow take
up vocal culture and his little sister will tackle
the violin"
Fine! And what YOU going TO play"
Me? Well. by the time get through navinc
the bills guess I'll have strength enough 10
beat the drum"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Business Note.

Revived from away back:
Dear sir,-Can you let have the amount
of your bill at once? YOUR TAJJORs"
My Tailors-Glad TO obligc The a,noup, NJ
my bill is sle4.G7. YOUR PATRON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Inc question arises: If the United States
SENDS woman to the peace conference, will
it be peace conference?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Now that the war is over and the emerg-
ency passed. Congress will complete its work
on the revenue bill and the Senate will de-
termlne the fitness of La Toilette to a seat
in that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Legislatures. which brought about their
breakdown when the great emergency arose
That much is only fair to the railroads, and
the people will demand that it be granted
to chem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Provost Marshal-Genera Crowder may have
ms weaknesses but he will be written
down in history as one of the Strong men
VINO made it possible for America to win the
war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

with the discovery Of a sixteen-foot lizard
IN mat country, it is revealed what makes
the wild men Of Borneo wild.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

The woman who says she cook before
marriage turns out TO be an egg boiler after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Blessed be the man that invented a way to
get rid of an alarm clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Nov, brethren" said the Pastor Gin buvinr
these ne" collection baskets. shai have
jugt plates or baskets with long handlcs?"
put the long handlcs' shouted Brother
SpIfiins who used to be palmist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
The Girl Who Uses Her Head.
Copyright. 1915 by National Ncw.,,,., s,,,,

,a,, eert t., amount punt of brains and certain
in SG class Ia s0Sa r ys nous n good for
aanee halls the trouble is deficit OF both brains
little beyond the fashion ARE In the enss Mho
EK hfyom rs -, long ON jsworS ana short skirts
too ay s spse sf Tsfy ps Of girl after which
spoiled by mothers and pampered and humorod
6 bras almost round should from The Weight Mh
maseuiatGrc of an invalid S"u endowed with the
resides presd"s e eScr Phs i@
p nSr,;'n department of physical educntion
@ sSsioFy saRrs's fou 5Si
instead to Suitable pHysc q ,ra aRRH o or
be necessary overcome the dsfeiensy m sae
o @ sa uns ,h the s rss
who's future OF TOO many girls in high school.
aged. mat is not the end aim Of physical
s ,Irs Y1nr champion girl athete is
se is quite undesirable too much brain
and and S uss not not be e saa
fused with mere muscular strength Athletes
lived. lacking in endurance when linod UP
in real life and seldom heroic figures in modern
The healthy girl develops her mind and her
muscle in hurmonLous PROPORTIONS Daily excr-
ep She her muscles 10 no fsep po 1a
posture and grace instead OF attempting mta-
Her self-rsspec, comes so natural that she wins
good sport. She uses her bean.
Questions nnd Answcrs
Shoes Fit for Human Beings,-Pease tell me
DO iSs natural foot suffer TS@ sor g. f"'
mae @p her d 1Hs 70 's 10
properly pull, shoes by mail. However. know
Il you have AMUSED your eet 10 tia. degree
nothing but operation can repair the deformIty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Thanksgiving In lsGo,

"hnnSSNinEs III INUO.
Miss NJ. ~ T., Richmond.--The date
OF Thanksgiving III 1869 was Novem-
Der 25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

We still contend that the man who started
the war with an idea that he could lick the
universe by making noise like the Bull of
Bashan was no Emperor, but a boob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18
Voice of the People

Letters must give the nunic und ad-
urcss OF the writer. Name VIII not lie
published II writer NO requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Accidents happen in the best of families For
instance. now and then he eldest girl gets mar
7 ed first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

IhoihaS Masaryk ~ leaving The United
n'"'ef '" 'aSs hp his new duties az The Grst
i''"'peht OF '%rchp-SIoYakia, reclaimed from
''"f'cH OF cruel aUtocratfc domination
The prohlcmE which he nust face In np,tiny
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
: De LAS 0FICINAS DE- p0LlClA :;
Sc REANUDARA Ell JURADO DE
L. SESORITA BURGFMEISTER

Hoy a las ocho de Ia manana Sc rea-
nudara ell jurado de la senorita Eur
gemeister, quien durante la audiencia
del sabado ultimo, al rendir So decla-
racion, acepto haber dado muerte al
senior Otto. Koehler, explicando que 10
hizo en- legtima defensa, pues que di-
cho caballero Ia amago y hasta lego
a tocar su persona con %intenciones dc
hacerle daho.
Han sido examinados cast todos los
testigos de cargo y descargo, por 10
que es de esperarse que ell dia de aoy
Sc dicte sentencia en- este proceso, des-
pues de que los sehores que fornan Ell
jurado oigan los debates en- los Que
tomaran parte Ell senor, Juez McAskil,
en- Ia defensa de los intereses de la
sociedad Y los senores ~licenciados ex-
G~obernador Campbell, Chabers y Wat
son, en- representation de la acusada.
Como en- este proceso sc han hecho
revelaciones IN tanto escandalosaS, ei
publico ha estado muy pendiente de
todos los detalles de las audiencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
TEE NEW RIVER COMPANY

Esta operando Is minas en- los
campos carboniferos The New River.
los mas de los cuales cuentan con
dos ferrccarriles, dando TN buen
surtido de carros Y trabajo todos los
dias. Buenas escuelas, iglesias, etc.
Sc venden casas a los eEpleados 5a-
10 Yin plan de faciles pages. DEBl-
DO \ 10 CONSTANTE DEL IRA
BAJO, LOS BUENOS MENEROS
HAGEN DE $4,000 a S125.Go Ca
DA DOS SEMANAS. Puede utili-
q algunos buenos mineros Y soda
mente buenos hombres necesita EN-
plear. ST listed tiene algln interGs
en- clio escriba u ocurra, habiando 81
propio idioma, a
O. P. Anderson,
Mcdonald, ". Va.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
INCENDIO DE CONSEQUENCES

Sin saberse como fue originate,
aver al medic dia Sc ~produjo un vio-
lento incendio en- Ia casa numero I,22f
de Ia Gale No. Maekberry, habitada
por Ia seHora de /. A. Enbanck. Como
a Ia bora en- que Sc inicio el fuego So
plaba fuerte viento, ell voraz elemento
muy proato Sc propago por toda Ia ca
So que fua consumida en- breves mo-
r,entos. La sonora de Enbanck recibio
ligeras quemaduras cuando trato de
salvar algunas cosas de su propiedad
que ella tenia en- grande estima. La
casa destruida por el fuego represen-
taba un valor de 50. 700 Y los muebles
cue en- ella habian, segun inforno su
propietaria, estaban valorizados en-
$4,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Iodos los h6dieos
re:etan |. Q. 5.
Nuga-Tone es muy superior.


I. @. S. (Hierro, Quina y Nux) es
probabiemente ell t6nico mas grande
Y mejor constructor para la salud,
cue Sc haya usado por los medicos,
hasta cue apareci6 Ell Nuga-Tone.
De hecho, ~cualquier doctor lie dira a
V. que l. @. S. es ell elemento prin-
cipal de Ia medicina. Despues de una
severa erfelmedad cuando ell siste-
ma Sc ha Ia debil y extenuado, o en-
Intermediates a~gotadoras como Ia
anemia, tuberculosis, e%scrofula, o,
cuaHdo esiste una condicion de ago.
tanaiento, invariabieY:ente Sc receta
l. Q. S. Nuga-Tone contiene todos
los ingrcdientes que tiene el I. @. S.
y adem&s cinco tonicos mas, que O
~eXcelentes, purificadores de Ia SAN
gre Y constructors de Ia salud. Ell
Nuga-Tone esta garartizado a hacer
cuanto hace /. Q. 5. Y considerable
ne7te mas aun. Compre V. I'm pa
quote de Nuga-Tone hoy mismo y
G Guam rapidamente' recuperara v.
gu antigua salud, su fuerza Y su
vitalidad.- Sc garantiza 81 satisfac-
cion o Sc lie devolvera su dinero.
fratamiento para IN mes complete
por S1.00 en- todas las droguerias, O
Sc mandara porte pagado al recibo
de su precio. National Laboratory,
: R, 500, 1913 W. Madison ST..
Chicago. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
GRAVE ACCIDENTE AUTOMO-
YILISTICO.

Una familia compuesta de cuatro
personals, estuvo a punto de peTecer
aver a las dos y media de Is tarde,
victima de un %accidente automovilistlco
que ocurrio en- ell canine &c Palo Alto.
Ell senior Jim Cowley, Ell companla de
sus hijas Ellis y Pearl de su hlJo
Jack, al servicio del ejezolto america
no, Sc dirigia a un rancho Immediate,
siguiendo ell canine de Palo Alto.
Al llegar los viajeros al puente que
cruza sobre eli no de Medina Sc encon-
traron con un automovil que venia en-
en- sentido contrario; Ell senior jim
Cowley, que piloteaba So a~utoEhovll,
quiso evitar una possible collision Y des-
VIC su maquina hacia Ia derecha; pero
no pudo gobernar ell timon debida-
mente y saliendose del puente, Sc pre-
cipit6 al rio, cayendo de una altura de
veinticinco pies, con tai fuerza, que
las ruedas del coche Sc incrustaroa Ell
la arena de Ia margen dereeha del
Medina.
Los pasajeros del automovil que We
MAN en- sentido c~ontrario al IN que
viaiaba la falimia Cowley, Sc apresu-
70 a prestarle auXilio, habiendo pedido
una ambulancia para Ia c%onduccion de
los heridos. Sc m%andaron dos coches
automobiles de Ia agencia de Otto
Riebe Y en- condolences verdaderamen-
to depiorables fueron l%evantados los
heridos, q q~uienes Sc condujo al Hos
pital de Ia ciudad dogde Sc les pres
taron las atenciones medicas cen "a
urgencia que ell case reqeria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
EFECTOS DEL FRO

ri intense frio que Sc sintio aver en-
San Antonio, produjo alGunos desper-
fectoS en- Ia tuberia de aqua potable,
siondo cl mas serio de cllos la rotura
&c III hidrarte que esta en- Ia esoui-
NJ de IA caudra numero 400 de ia ca
lie dc Buena Vista. Como en- unos
cuantos minutes se formo I'm gran
partano con e. aqua que Sc eStaba de
ramando, Sc do avi$o de 10 ocurrido a
ia Comparia de Aguas para Que er,
riara genie cue c~ompusiera el dcsper,
fecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
CARRERO HERIDO

Eugenio Sanchez, conducia aver un
CAIRO tirado por dos mulas, por Ia ca
lie Alamo. En- Ia esquina de Ia Gale
South IN automovil choco contra SD
caro- arrcjandolo al suelo. Fue recogi-
do por la policia Y conducido a su do
micilio, 3O7 de la Gale No. Santa Rosa.
Ell chauffeur del a%utoT6vil que cho-
co con ell caro- de Eugenio Sanchez.
escape, sin haberse podido averiguar
eli numeTo Del automovil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
ROBARON AL CORRE0.

In conductor dc correspondence quo
venia aver para esta ciidad por el
canine De Frio, Sc quejo de haber ex-
traviado una pequena valijg con valo-
res. que en- junto samaritan de s125 a
$3.50.
e. inspector de conductors de CO.
respondcEcia csta hacienda las averi-
guaciones carespondiontes para saber
81 Ia valija fue perdida por I'm descui-
do del conductor o 81 lie fue robada a
este Ell alguna parada que hizo Ell ell
canine.
Los agentes federaies Y los agentes
del scrvicio de detectives estan traba-
james aet;vamente en este case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
NO PARECE Ell DUENO

Frente a IL casa ntmero 1923 de Ia
Gale So. Laredo, estuyo e~stac!olado
aver, po- espacio de muchas horas, un
e~utofnoyil que ostentaba ell registro
nurero li,2ll. Como no pareciera ell
dueno de dicha maquina, Sc procedio
4 recogerla, cnviandose de la esta-
ci6n central de policia I'm chauffeur
Gel departamento, cue Ia t~rasladara a!
garage de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
UNA yICTIMA DEL TRABAJO

Aver a las tres V media de la mafa-
ma fallecio en- su resideacia de la Gale
Guadalupe numcro 312, Nicolas San
tos, I'm trabajador de la Compania de
Aguas, que recibio la descarga de un
tubo de vapor que con su pico rou1pio
equivocadamente, al estar practican-
do una escavaci6n.
y Fl cadaver dc Santos fue sepultado
aver en- 81 cemcaterio nurlero uno por
IL agencia &c inhumaciones Riete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Reumatismo
IN RemedIo Casero Por Uno Que 10 Tuvo

IN itPlIcUiO taScFO PUT mo que 10 1uEO
En- Ia primavera de 1898. he srdo sta-
cado por Ell reumdiiSmo muscular e IN
flamatorio. Mis- SurrimientoS compren-
deraR solo aquellos que han padecido
de e5ia enfcrmedad. He sufTi6o duran
ic Tres alos. hGbiendo probHfo I'm re-
medic irGS otro Y oirOS taEioS medi-
COS. Tero los aIivioS Obtenidos han
side tan solo transitOrios. Finaimen-
il. enConI-e IN remedio que me ha
curadO Comple,amente V dcste ent0n-
Ces II anfermedad no Ia vuclto. Lo
he recommended q nfinerOsas persCnas
aflisldas Dor RcumatismO, alSuRos pos
tEaGoS an IL am, y Ia Cura sc ia efec-
ruatO IN Cadl r1SG.
nCsen cue Ccda .inO cue p2dece en-
~CuGlGulc" TOrml de rcumltismO. prue-
be este maTaVilloSo pOder ct?a,ivo. No
meade nj IN ccntavo: simplemenfe en-
vie So nOmbrc Y II direction " Ed. Ia
rcC!bira gratiS para probarlo. Despues
Tic hlberlo us2do y cncontrandn que
- 81 t;n esperado medic dc curar Su
RcumgtiSmo. Vd. pCedc cnviarme su
IinpOrtc que cS ua dollar. Pero Cueda
en- cndiQ0 cue no Ge>eO Su dinero hasfa
cue Nd. esq perrertHmenie rOnrorme
&c cnviar!o. No le pGrecc justo? Pa
= cue si!fTir mss ru'ndO Sc IL OfreCa
gratis In aliviO positive? No demo
re. "Scrib3me hoy miSmO.
Mark II. Jackson. No. TOD. Quincy
Bldg. syracuse, Y. !.