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DEATHS.

sMaITH-At Gordon Heights on August
8. 1915 Norris W. smith aged IS wears
RELATIVES. friends and members oi La
iayette Lodge No IA. 4. r & A NJ and
Eden Lodge. No -. i. q. o. F. and Chris
tine Encampment No y. / D. o r. are
invited 10 attend the funeral services a.
~ MS late residence. Gordon Heights. on
tuesday afternoon at 23O O'Clock. Inter
ment at Riverview cemetery
1918. Catharine McBriarfty
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence. 500 Walnut street on Tuesday :
morning at O'Clock Requiem mass III
81. Mary's Church. lnternent AZ Gath
edraI cemetery.
SANBORN-At Wildwood Crest \
August 9. 1918, Andrew + Sanhorn "a
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at his late residence
si5 West street on Tuesday afternoon al
O'Clock. lnterment private
ZIMNY-in his city. on August IL. 1918
fFanh son OF the late Charles and Kate
Emmy. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
Ine funeral from his late residence M :
Sedar street. on Wednesday morning AZ
= o clocA- REQUIEM mass at St Elizabeth
CnurcA. lnterment at Cathedral ceue-
So1Js -A---
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THE SHORTER HOURS SITUATION.

Editor Every Evening. We notice in
the Sunday Star OF August II, and the
Morning News Of August u. an article
saving Merchants objec1 To shorter hours
and say there would not he sufficient
saving OF fuel to justify change
We do not know from whom these
papers got this information or why they
were authorized 10 speak for all depart
ment stores. We, on the contrary. feel
that under the war and war working
conditions such a closing movement
would he highly patriotic, altogether
lustiiahle and beneficial. and We wish TO
protest to being put in any other class
There certainly would he consider
able saving in heat light and fuel rs we'll
as a more evenly distributed load on the
transportation companies To make
such a movement Of the greatest service
we think II should not be confined 10
department stores alone. but should apply
to all stores and that the Fuel Admins
TRAITOR should take II up immediately.
Smith Zolinger Co, by ". Harold
Smith, Pres
Wilmington, August -
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SUNDAY BALL AGAIN:
PLAYERS ARRESTED"
If Games Are Banned, 'Tis Said,
Authorities Will be Asked to
Close Other Things.

There was Sunday baseball again YES
terday, after which all hands. players,
managers and umpire, went from the
Harlan field up To the Police Station.
gave themselves INTO technical arrest and
departed The contest was between the
Harlan team and the team from the New
York Shipbulldlng Co. yards at Camden,
n. j. Police were stationed on the cause
way and in the grounds as usual, but there
was no interference with the game.
The defendants will not have to appear
n City Court today, the authorities
having arranged with William : IIillcs,
counsel for the players. that technical
srrest is sufficient. Mr. Hillcs agreeing To
produce the men If wanted, pending the
decision Of Deputy City Judge llelings,
which viii be handed down some time
shortly after August 23
Those who were arrested ycstcr ny
were:
John I Carlln. Harry Lake, Zim Beck,
Fred + PAYNE, Gus Gctz. Albert Flor
shcim. George numont, Joseph Hyd
Edward Charity, Hugh lcnnoX, Ahc
PraiSman, Samuel Lennon, William j
Walters, John \ McC Cowan, otto G..
Wagner, Milton \ Walker William +
Conrov. Leo \ Dresser Howar Barcklow
II WIS dUiipliHtttl fit'i tiit Hil'S'N
had been made that the ihIsov and Jones
team of the Smphmlding League from
this city would play the Harlan team nj
the park next SUNDAY and the players
are expecting 10 hc arrested At that tune
1t Is openly asserted that If Sunday
hall games are to I've banned. tho State
authorities VIII hc pctitioncd to put
stop to the selling Of icc cream and cigars
In stores here and thcy will hc urged 70
close Shcllpat Park and other amusement
places
The attendance AZ yesterdays game
was as large rs that Of Yesterday week
but il was noticeable yesterday that the
attendance of women fans was larger
II was estimated that there we're al least
800 women present
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN
Tells Aged People How TO Get Nor,
Strength

Here is another link IN the chain Of
evidence to prove that our famous cod
liver and iron tonic Vinol creates strength
for feeble old.people
Mr.. Nelson II Pease of the National
Soldiers Home, Tennessee, says II am
"A years Of age and was in weak, debli-
tated condition, poor appetite and did not
sleep well Ninol gave me a good appetite,
] sleep well, and it has built me up so |
feel stronger and better in every way
! strongly recommend Vinol for such CON
ditions as ] believe it prolongs life for old
people n. b. Danforth and Druggists
everywhere.-Adv.
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birthday Party.

A birthday party was gwen recently
at the home Of Mrs. Florence Squibb
GLIB West Thiry-hrst street, in honor
Of the eighteenth birthday Of her daughter
Miss Ethel May Squibb
The evening was spent in games,
music and singing Music was furnished
by Miss Jennie Talley, Miss Anne Walker,
Mr. Talley also sang a solo, Just
Baby's Prayer at Twilight Miss Squsb
was the recipient Of many beautiful
and useful presents
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Safe

First Dear Thing Il know the censors
won't read what ! write TO Jack
Second Ditto Why so?
+. ID. T. Why, | write him an or
dinary newsy letter, and when | get
towards the end, head it in big Testers
Private, and then write what | really
want to say.-Garegoyl.
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SH OVERS AND WARMER.
Temperature Normal Along Coast; Rain
About Tuesday

Washington, Aug y Weather pre-
dictlons for the week beginning today
issued by the weather bureau are
North and Middle Atlantic States j.
North portion probably showers about
Tuesday, rising temperature Monday,
showers at end Of the week, temperature
about normal on the coast above normal
in the interior; south portion generally
fair, followed by showers at end of the
week Iempcrature above normnI.
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thought and Comment of Every
Evening Readers.

Crne fun name and address OF the writer
must accompany each letter, not neccs
sarilv tor publication, but as evidence Of
good faith Anonymous communication
Will he ignored Publication OF letters does
DOT carry with il Endorsement uy Every
Evening OF the 0niniors theron cxpreSsed.)
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"HIDEAWAY' CRUISE ON.
Club Now Somewhere on the Chesa.
peake in the Pandico

The Hideaway Club left town on
Saturday, on tie yach, Pandlco. for a
ten DAYS cruise down the Chesapeake
bay, stopping az Betterton, Nd and
other points Of interest, members of the
".HIdeaway Club lett Wilmington Satm-
day morning on the Pandjco.
The only promise that the sailors
had to give 3 reporter as they waived
CHEEKY good nddarce was that they
expected 10 have royal good time and
get plenty Of rest, provided that some
early worm dIdn monkey too soon with
the lctroia or that the Hldeaway quartet
didn stay awake all night merely to
upset the early slumbers Of the Others
III the party
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ANU Sc MENTS S.
VENUS MODEL MA FSTIC

NtN4 y NbpEl. MA fSlN
There is tho simplest Of all reasons
for tins Mabel Normand surpaSScs
all other favoritcs as . comcdirnnc Of
different sort. and IN The Venus
Model she is given tho opportunity TO
do the very things IN which She has no
equal!
She is Kitty O'Bricn, 4 humble worker
in hathing sut factory. who designs n
fetching swimming costume which rcvo-
IutIonizcs the waning business uf Braddock
and Company and gives her Ihc position
Of chief designer II is The Venus
Model Put with success como troubles,
KITTY hcfricnds little gIrl whom she
protects from her nc cr-dO-wrll father and
Is forced 10 pay he man money IN order
70 keep the child Her employer Is away.
for his health ~ q resul' Of worry over his
pleasure loving son and III III wants 70
awaken the Young man 10 q sense Of his
responsibilities. \ letter she writes does
this
TIRE TWO oR7HANs QUEEN.
Thcda Bara IN the 1918 version of
"Thc Two Orphans IS 10 he the Zig
attraction at the Queen Theatre, today
and tomorrow.
The story Of The Two Orphans" is
known to " ryonc In It's new form i IS
even more thrilling and will win the
applause Of millions OF motion picture
gocrs Miss kara has never failed To give
splendid entertainment In The Two
Orphans" She plays the part Of glrl
who Is not of the vampire type. and she
establishes for herself a separate place
in pictures In tins picture her versatility
Is shown 10 remarkable degree. 1t is
one of the many reasons why she has 50
big a place in the hearts Of picture fans.
The Two Orphans has been remadc
and rctitlcd 10y MIR Fox and is FAR snappler
than when II was first released
MORE TROUBLE SAVOY.
When More Trouble. the new Pathe
play in which Frank kccnan is starring,
had lis premiere IN New York, Miss
Harriet 'nderhill. famous critic Of the
New York Tribune, wrote.
Well. here is something new IN photo
play "a tragic farce More Trouble
in which Frank keenan, IS appearing at the
Rivoli on Broadway, Is the best picture
play have ever seen and have seen them
for q long time
SHFLLPOT PARK.
ShclIpot Park Yesterday began the
biggest program ever booked for a single
week IN park of this size and there is
no question that II IS going to bc appre-
ciated by the people in Wilmington and
vicinity The week began yesterday
when Dorothy ID Young Mrs James +.
Henry sang afternoon and evening in
connection with the free band concerts.
Beginning this afternoon and continu-
ing each afternoon at 80 o'clock and
each evening at $50 0 clock the park will
offer the biggest free attraction which
il has ever been able 10 secure This
attraction will be Miss julia Alien and her
company The company includes Texas
Jackwho does all kinds Of stunts on horse
back and the smallest lasso thrower in
the world Miss Allen will exhibit her
SO, 900 dancing horse Teddy
BRANDYw1NE SPRINGS.
Brandywine Springs Park continues to
be popular resort during warm weather
The park is cool and comfortable, there
are plenty Of attractions and it is reached
BY the longest and prettiest trolley ride
to be found in this section
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The worst days Of the war are still in
store for Germany, says the Kaiser, and
if he is getting the habit Of telling the truth
his game IS UP.
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EDUC CATI(lNAI..
Friends School
Fourth and Vest Streets
Wilmington. Del
The Oldest and Largest Preparatory
School in the State.

A corps of % experienced teachers Ex-
celient equipment. Thorough instruction.
A school that takes boys and girls at
g years OF age and in congenal atmos-
pbere. under the charge of specially trained
men and women. without loss OF time
through change of schools. fits them for
college or business.
Fail session opens September 10. 1918.
For illustrated catalog address
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS. A. NJ. Principal
ID. Il A. Phone 1885 J.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
mcnts bring results Proved to the salts
faction OF many and will be to you-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
sHFT.LPoT PARK.

Brandywine Springs Park continues to
be a popular resort during warm weather
The park is cool and comfortable, there
are plenty Of attractions and it is reached
BY the longest and prettiest trolley ride
70 be found in this section
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SECCIOND DE CONSULTAS
Tods n correspondence relsconada con sa seccIon dne r orf'a'
ash: l. Enc -sece"a ue Ionsuna So, .,,,r,o Texas.

Un Observation-Disclosures, Vale
suplicamos que nos eXprese con ma
yor claridad que es 10 que desea que
lie explicaremos, pues 10 hemos podldo
comprerder 10 que dice en- su carta.
c. A.-Waelder, Tex.-No tlene US
ted nj que vacilar en- 10 que debera
hacer, pues su obligation esta per
fectamente clara: respetar a ley y
cumplir con ella. Que no Sc haya re-
gistrado el ano pasado, estuvo 2lus-
tado a dicha ley, pues que no tenla
a1n IA edad requerida para clio; Pc
70 ahora va Ia tiene ", por 10 tanto:
en- cuaHto Sc de Il orden resfectlVa
para que Sc registrar los que hayan
entrado en- ella, debera p~resentarse
para que sea registrado.
81, como nos dice, va tie1e su carta
de ciudadania, ninguna falta !e nara
Ia fe de bautismo, pues esta SOLO Sir
We para obtener a~quella. Por 10 de-
mas NADIA tiene que temer, pues va
hemos dicho repetidas wees en- esta
Secci6n que los derechos de los Gu
dadanos mexicanos que han pcdldc
probar debidamente 81 eHtranJeria
han sido respetados debidamente.
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CHANTECLER.


con la ayuda, cuidado, buena crianza
V amor que lie debemos.
iOIG medidas definidas pueden a.
doptarse en- el hogan, para Ell mejor
desarrollo del nino en- los primeros
seis amos de su vida? Con respecto
q las cosaS que lie rodean-muebles,
cuadros, libros, ~juguetes, trajes y a
dornoS-j hasta d0nde puede contri-
BUR en- su deSarrollo?
En- q cuarto en- cue el nino pasa la
mayoc parte de su tempo, los niue
bles deben ser bastante senciilos pa
IA que no lie ofrezcan pel!gros cuando
juega libremente. Una silla y una
mesa pequenas, para que ell nino ira
baje, son absolutamente indispensa-
bles. Tn buen pizarron debe colgarse
en- el muro, para que desde e. mo-
mento en- que comienZa a caminar sc
divierta hacienda figuras con tia y
obtenga el desarrollo de los muscu-
los del braZo V Ia mano.
Los cuadros que Sc pongan en- el
cuarto del 2ino deben ser especial
mente para 81 Y c~olccarlos a una al
tura en- la que pueda tomarlos y
cambiarlos a donde Sc lie antoje. To-
dos los ninos son aficionados a los
dolores y Sc deleitan con los cuadros
relacionados con algun cuento infan-
til.
(Pasa a la Ga. Pas. Col. 2a.)
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10 que p~rescyiben Doctores Especoii-
Eistos para reducir los dolores
del olun1bromienfo y combatir
los uomitos y molestias
del embarazo

Medicos specialists en- el tratamtento
~ los dolores del aluInDramlento J las
nolestias ian inc0mOdas que con tanta
.acion, eslan naiuralmente en- pOsici0n De
luzgar ilteltgentementc, Ia medicina me
or e inofeRSlva que deben preScrlDir a
SuS pacienicS. ES por lanio, I'm aSunto
de vital iInportancia para q aGGe!las Sc
horaS que Sufrcn de tuerteS dolores en- Su
alumbramtenio. vomitoS y moleSt.as duran
- ell eInbarazo, SGbcr cue nolableS eSpe-
r~ialistaS que han dedicIdo SuS vidas IL
studio de los dolores del laftU Y las do.
!enc:aS ~femeninas. estdn prescTipiendo Y
admtnistrando 4 sus cnfermaS las pasti-
Has de COmpurstc Mitchclla. Los Seno-
res medicOS cue 10 preScriben, 10 hacen;
pr!mero, DorGue no eS una medicina Sc
cretS nj perjudicial. Segund0. pOrquc uene
"a viruid especial de .Ortaleccr los ncrTlos,
de TAI mahera, que duranle los theses diff
cult0soS del embaraAo, Ia selora embara-
zada puede llcgdr al dia de ~ aluMbra-
mientO SIN experimental grandeS dolores
: con bcnerlcio del bebe que mace herino-
SO, sano Y robusto; tercero, por ser la me-
GiClna idea! para la muier que desea llegdr
9 ser madre, : por Gliimo, porque c3da
~pastilla de Compnesto Mitchena lleva una
garaE;!a de satisfaction. A continuation
EOS, eSco2idoS de Ia inmenSa cantidaG re-
'lh;ds de los pGiseS atino-Aniericanos.
FL Dr. IoSa p%iantine, De In riuGad de
franco de porte, uliL GAIA de COmpueslo
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FL Or. I0sa Piantine, de In riuGad de
franco de porte, uliL GAIA de COmpueslo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-28

Ignuran,e.-Jolie5, 1iis-''Tatuaje'
81 es palabra castellana y Sc apllca
para designar el dibujo indeleble que
Sc hacen algunos individuos, en- la
epidermis, introduciendo en- ella ma
terias ~colorantes, mediante una aqua
muy fina que atraviesa Ia dcrmis y
va a depositar!as e aqueila.
Hog, es una paiabra ingiesa que
sienifica 10 s%iguiente: puerco o Ger
do, En- Ia marina tieae Ia acepclon
de esccba y designa tamblen Ia &C
cior de ba1rer el navio. Sc aplica
taInbien para eXpresar Ia acclon de
llevar algo 0 a alguno 3 cuestas.
Significa .ambi&n, arQuearse o en-
corvars v, finalmente, en- la ma
rina, Sc le da Ia acepci0n de que
brantarse.
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Consoles para los padres de familia
IA EDUcAcsoN De LA IMFANc2A

Geba mo.dearse de acuerGo a sUs de-
secs. q sus ambicioneS personaleS o
= Il a~spiraciones sociales. BESIDE
eI m3mento en- que fundamos IN no.
gar. debemos rechaZar ese p~rejuicio
de Il possession Y principiar desde la
cuna 4 c~cnsiGerar al nino como un ser
individual, cuyo sagrado derecho es
des~arrollar su propia personalidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-28

IL sonora Bertha Goodki?d. eX-
profeSCra de enSenanZa en Jartines
de la Infancia o kindergartenS, publ
ca las siguientes observaciones bajo
los auspicios lie IA Secretaria del In
terror:
Muchas padres no entienden que el
nino, el hijo que les ha nacido; no
es una propiedad, no es una cosa que
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PERSONAL.

Procedente de e Paso, Texas Y
de paso para la ciudad de Mexico,
donde tiene establecida su residen-
cia, estuvo en- esta ciudad el senior
Ignacio Guerrero, quien visit0 este
pals en- viaie de negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-28

ie: 'Cada vez que prescribe, las Pastiuas
de ConpueSto Mitchella lie es de gran Sa
tlSfaccion yer Su gran reSultado, pprs
cada d!a queGo mas admirable de 81 efer
10. Mis- pactentcS, cada vez estan ~
agradecidos por haberlo administrado, /,
de o!ro modo no podfa ser, con csc fann
80 COmpueSto Mi;chclla que no me cansa
re dc seguirlo administrator"
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7 A. euro, TeXs.-Ni para nacio-
males nj ~eXtranjeros es una ophsac!oh
In compra de bonos del emprestito
de la Libertad que ha emltldo el 60
bierno americana; pero, mcraimente'
81 estan obligados a hacerlo los ma
cionales, puesto que Sc trata ae los
destinos de su pals Y de la suerte dc
los ~centenares de miles de III hlJos'
que estan va e%mpenados Ell esta terri
Bile coatienda, a quienes es necesario
alimentar, vestir y proporclohar W
dos los elementos de guerra que Sc
hacen in~dispensables para ileVar 4
un fin victorioso la contlenda. Los
americanos que p%udiendo hacerlo, Sc
muestran egoistas en- ,ste case y re-
misos para acudir en- auXlilo de su
gobierno V en- defensa de su patrla
en- esta forma que, no por lnoi-
recta es menos e%fectiva; los que dis
pcniendo de algun dinero no 10 pres
tan al gobierno, mediante la compra
de bonos, tienen que hacerse sospecho-
SOS de no ser buenos patrlotas y
de no desear, tan ardientemente como
es su obligation, que triunfe Ia AUS
de los aliados, a cuya defensa nan sa-
lido los Estados Unidos. Por 10 que
hace a los extranjeros, no eXlste, nj
aun moralmente, la mlsma obllgacIon'
zero tampoco Sc puede deer que no
cxista en- absolute. pues 81 en- este
pals Sc vive, 81 de el sc reclben garaA-
tias Y protection, parece justo CORES
ponder a TODD clio tomando algun IN
teres Ell 10 que tan intimamente lie
atahe y poner de manifesto Ia buena
voluntad que hay, para ayudar en- 10
ono 60 nue2e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-28

Para los des6rdenes sstonlacales 9 istes:
i, tibales de los bebes, el MeGEE'S BABY
El!XIR cs TN renedio de positive merito.
0hra prontameute, es plro, Saludaple y
| agFadable al sus,o de los nines. Rfecio-
a5r.. v 5Dc.. por botslla. De renta por
f.. Cohn and Co. (AdV.
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TIROS AL BLANC0.
IN TERRIBLE SINTOMA

Ninguna mas clara
prueba puede haber
de que al carrancismo
Sc 10 lleva el tre7,
que Ell hecho probado
de que al "redondel'
torran los que huyeron
cuando a Somaten
. tocaron los hombres
que vertiendo hiel
hicieron horrores
a mas no poder
en- Is pobre Jauja
que dichosa fue
sin las "demccracias'
en- LELAND aver.
Que los generates
perdida Ia fe,
perdida' Ia dosis
de juicio tambien,
Sc tornen rebeldes,
que tiele que ver...?
Que muchoS Sc mofen
del patriarch aquel,
del que en- Cuatro Charcas
~aprendio a leer,
del que re~servisEa
p%ortrrianO fue;
que 10 hagan peGaZos,
:que tiene que ver...?
Tales enemigos
son de orc double.
pueS su opoSici0n
verdad nunca fut.
Que Palavicini,
cansado de SCI
blanco de las iras
de algun "calabres',
recoja el estoque,
Ia capa tambien,
V que apreSurado
dele el ~redoadel,
para que otro ''diestro'
lie siga despues
V lomoS Y cuernos
lie mida al burel....
ESQ. NADIA importa,
cqut tiene que ver...?
All, pero. que a Mexico
vuelva el hombre aquel
que en- "El lmparcial'
siempre el COCO fue
de los que quiSieron
: Porfi morder
mientras les brindaba
sabrosC pastel;
que Reyes Spindola,
que corrio tambien
cuando el porfirismo
tuvo que caer;
que torn0 mas tarde.
que corri0 otra vez
porque e. carrancismo
bien le die q entender
que era candidate
para...no Sc que;
que Sc encueAtre en- Jauja
"a don Rafael,
cue proyecte un diario
que valdra por diez,
como "EI impartial
como el diario aQuel
que del porflrlsmo
Ia columna fue,
este 81 reveal,
10 comprende listed?
que va al carrancismo
Sc 10 lleva el tren;
pero. en- fin, don Venus
gozara el placer
de que lei Impartial"
Ia noticia de
con letras muy grandes
y en- fino papel:
A las ta2tas horas
C~arranza Sc fue;
al llegar a Cordoba
volaron el tren:
dicen que fue haZana
de Pelaez, Manuel;
V ALI 10 colgaron.
ReQuiescat....y amen.
CU lNTECI ZIP
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Ell DR.. H.. r. Keen, de In Facuitad dr.
Medicinal de Paris, domIcilfado en- IA ciucud
de Port-au-Prince, Rep. de Haiti, Certifi
ca: lie prescribe a mis- enfermas ell Com
pueStO Miichella, habiendo obtenido admit
rabies cesuiIados en- los siguientes casos;
Para caImar los dolores fr%ecuentes dureD
te Ell embargo y el pGrio. flores blst.
cas-" mcnstruaci6n dolorosa y como 10
nico recOnstituycnte. 10 recomiendo a las
seIl0ras y sefl0rltas que sufren de isuales
dolencics."
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Cuando necesite libros en espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. l1S n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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AMABLE LECTORA: 81 estas son srs
cuallGades esenciales, Gpor que no queds
I'd. conyencida como otras seforas Y sc.
horitas que han sentido suS benefjcios, 81
I'd. tamhien puede hacerlo como las de-
mas?
SOTA: 81 nos remlte I'd. la suml Dc
s1.uO, lie envlsremos q vuelta de correo, y