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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-06
GOOSE GREASE and TURPENTlNE
STILL CURE COLDS

For many generations the old.fash-
toned goose grease and turpentine
have relieved colds by drawing the
blood from congested throat and lungs
to the rugged outer walls OF the chest,
a decided Improvement generally be-
ing effected over night.
Thousands who have depended on
these remedies and declare that no
better ever has been discovered, now
find that the addition of Menthol, Win
tergreen and other soothing, balmy
oils and essences greatly aid in the
work of goose grease and turpentine.
Their fumes are inhaled among the
sensitive tissues and relief begins al
most instantly.
This combination is called Men-Tho-
Eze and sufferers from colds and sim
liar complaints find it invaluable for
quick relief.
A jar costs only 80 cents. For sale
by most druggists.
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Maud, left the first of the week fol
California to spend the winter.
Mr.. Barnum, Of Minnesota, visited
the first of last week at the r. Brock
elsby home.
Mrs. Bert Mitchell sil1d Miss O'Con'
nor were Saturday Carroll callers.
Blanche Lorenzen was in Denison
Saturday.
Il Harold Rudd, of Dow City, visited
friends in Vail over Sun day.
ALT Clemson and Harry Christensen
of Carroll, visited friends here Sun
day.
Stella Devaney was business call
err in Omaha last week.
Mrs. John Dawson has been quite
sick the past few days..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Clemmer have
moved their household goods to Oma'
ha where they will reside for the pres.
ent. They intend to go to Denver be-
fore long. The best wishes of their
many friends accompany them.
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First food of light from genial
windows; then a rush of feet and
welcoming kisses.
A good dinner; if possible on
open 6se; something to smoke,
and---your Gulbransen-made Play
er Piano, with plenty of music
rolls to browse through.
Follow with papers and books,
bowl OF nuts and red apples just
before bed.
Man alive! there's a scenario
that shows you why zero weather
was invented.
You can't omit the Gulbransen-
made Player. twill be the most
coppanionable thing in your
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a three weeks vacation on account Of
the prevailing epidemic.
The Will Cissne family are slowly
recuperating from their recent illness
with the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiser antbed
to Carroll Saturday evening to spend
few hours shopping and visit with
friends. 49, ,.
Miss Emma Sierks, of GrinneH, is
visiting at the home of her grandmoth
er, Mrs. r. Kracht. ..a
Miss Rachel Downey, of Omaha, ar.
rived here Saturday for a few days
visit at the Leo Downey home north
of town. s'4 s.s 81, .r
Miss Lucille Wilson, of Sac City,
spent several days the past week at
the Lafayette Evers home.
Arlo Buck, A. w. Starek and Dewey
Voss were at Ames Friday to try and
enlist in the students army training
corps but returned home disappointed.
Late Evers was at Denison on bust
ness Saturday. =
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
+ l. + + i - + + + i + T. + i

Miss Grace Vetter returned to Den.
ison Monday after an over Sunday Wis.
it at home: @
S. B. McGarvey has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by E. G.
Dannatt and family from c. w. Payne.
Otto Wilkens has returned from the
hospital at Rochester
Arthur Peters and Arlo Moeller
were passengers to Carroll Sunday
evening. FE ......
Mrs. Lafayette Evers and Miss Clara
Evers were Denison callers last Mon
day afternoon. e.N -"#
Miss Henrietta Stiner, who teaches
at Sloan, spent several days the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Stiner.
1t grieves us to report that the
three boys of the Peter Voege family
are down with the influenza. They
are getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. A. w. Starek has returned to
Des Moines to take up her college
duties.
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home on these bitterly cold days
and evenings. The wife will en-
joy it during your working hours;
and to. you, after dark. with the
wind and snow, snarling outside
the windows it will be even more
neighborIy thar the tobacco jar!
What every business man likes
on the Gulbransen-made Player
and doesn't find in others---is
quality he looks for in his en-
ployes, his automobile and every
fine piece Of mechanism. That is,
Response.
The Gulbransen-made Player
gets the idea" 1t seems to know
instantly, just what you want it to
do, and does it. Practically it
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,KIRON, Nov. 4-Special--

KIRON, Nov. 4-Special--
The community was shocken on
Monday to learn of the sudden death
of Mrs. r. l.. Miller who resides north
east Of Kiron. Mrs. Miller had been
ill for the past week with the inftuen-.
"a, but pneumonia resulted which
caused her death. She leaves hus-
band and two small children to mourn
her untimely death. Full particulars
will be given next week.
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Dubuque Times journal: Germany
is beaten but unrepentant. Prince Max
and DR.. Solf cannot hide the nature
of the Germans of this generation. 1t
is, only to future generations OF Ger
mans that the world can look in hope
of genuine reformation.
Washington Journal: And now the
kaiser comes forth as humorist His
suggestion >that he is willing to be-
come the first president of the Ger
man republic is quite laughable.
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George and Charles Richards, France

George and Charles Richards, France
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richards receiv-
ed letters from two Of their sons this
week, who are overseas. George has
been in active service and in this let
ter he tells of wounds he received in
recent battle. Charles just arrived
overseas recently and this is the first
word that his parents have received
direct from him.
My Dearest Folks: \
/, I suppose you will be surprised when
you get this letter. I am in hospital
No. II, wounded in both legs, but hope
to be well again soon. l haven't received
any letters from home for some time
and am wondering how everybody is. 1
have taken part in two great battles so
far and we are gaining every day. The
wounds / have are not serious, both
flesh wounds. One from machine gun
and the other from shrapnel shell. Don't
worry, though for l will soon be we'll
a. 1 have had some great experiences
lately. and will tell you about them when
j get home.
with much love to all, am as ever,
Your loving son, George:
Dear Folks at Home:
3 Well we landed safe and sound and
hope you received the cards. I wish you
fG nes fon a cg Thse o to ee
when come back. We crossed the pond
in pretty good time, and we sure had
some time l saw Captain Lindsay yes
tsrday for the first time since we lief left
than we did, erybody in the old COM
pany is fine and dandy, SO do not worry.
Some fellow is playing Perfect Day
on the piano and itsurely sounds good
Well folks, I don't know when I will
be able to write again, but hope it will
be soon. ] hope I'll run across George
some time in the future.
an Oct 11,~1918
"A fellow Just gave me some ''Y" paper
20 III write 9 few .lines. We just got
settled in another new place and it GER
tainly is nice. We are sleeping in an
old store building at present. I'm sleep
Ing upstairs in large room 2Ox40. The
roof is made out Of large timbers and til
ing, and the place has a board floor I
am laying. on the floor at present and
writing Jack Frye and Max Moffitt and
z AEe the only Denison fellows up here.
Igwish you could see the vineyards that
are around here. Grapes galore. The
main drink.
am going to learn all the French I
can while am here, because it comes
In mighty handy. I'd like to see George
but can't locate him.
We sure were some sick babies on the
last boat ride l wish you could have
seen us, first we'd heave, then we'd laugh
1t sure was comical. 1 just want one
ing home.
i will write every week if can. 1 am
feeling fine, so don't worry. Lots of
love.
Charles Richards.
p Co. 126 Machine Gun Bn.
Amer. 2. T. via New York.
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Paul Tranter, France

Mrs. B. w. Cruise has handed US
this letter from her brother, Paul
Tranter, who is in active service over
there. Paul writes very interesting
account Of their sojourn in German
dugout which they have taken posses
sion Of
France, Sept. "a, 1918.
Dear Sister, Brother and Kids:
received your letters o. X. and have
wrlttsn to yoH often . You VIII have re-
3 told you all that could about England
and France so l will assume that You
VIII get those letters some time. 1t
Il and the people now. We are getting
& quite used to their ways and customs.
But the thing that am enjoying now
q above everything else is very snug
furnished with nearly all the comforts
of home, except the rest of the family.
You probably have read of what we have
done lately: We are back for little
rest now. We certainly have had some
interesting experiences at the same
the statement that Shrman made about
war. cannot go into detail about any
OF our experiences but you can get a
fa1r idea from the PAPERS AS for per-
sonal experience every one has his own.
For one who has never seen drive it
VIII be hard to appreciate the extensive
ness. ! think they are pretty move
ment. There are some things that are
Z not pretty, but that is all to be expect
I'd. 1t is sure fun to get after the boche
Ind run him down. They sure are
traid Of an American. They really think
are cannibals. Il received letter
In you and Matte few days ago.
v seem to have fine crops in South
hta. Matte said Iowa pastures were
IL pretty dry, hope you have had
Sof rain by this time. l wish they
Save some of the rain that we get
we don't need Very much rain to
our work over here We have
led some good German crops
Nd taken over some~ver fer
II picked a head of German
I 1t sure tasted fine. AS for
" should start to make a col
hid take a freight train to
\ " Helmets and everything
IT'LL in the company and
Sfne. haven't had a
Nlrl Hoffman vet. / can
Yen l will but / expect
Tg.
xcan wear two service
Sbe three before long.
Mixes it by this time
it fine. If you see
Camp Dodge tell
SSten and keep in
~ find him over
vt there be two
\ ct over here?
tat / can think
" this time. l
will write Of
Eelof my let
We that this
Ss partl vas
Sas politely
So this
\k. II 1t
1T gets,
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1t is amazing how the kids will take
hold cleanup day, if you announce
that the rubbish will be burned in
bonfire containing two or three roast
potatoes. II, If.
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there just take it to some Deutschman
there and he will translate 1t for you.
NY address is the same. | must close,
Write often. With love to all.
Your brother.
Sgt. P. w. Tranter
Co. d 342d NJ G. Bn.
A 2. Q. 761. Amer. Il. u. :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-10
LO QUE TODOS SABEN

Todos saben que "a moderation IN
Ia comida V en- la bebiGa, dormir 10
regular V una cuidadoSa atenci0n I
IN digestion Y I Il elimination. sou
condolences indispensables s. Sc de-
sea tener buena Salud. Pego solo
unos pocoS 10 hacen. Y por 10 ranr7
e. remedio que les ay2de q reStaQrac
las funciones normales de los 0rga-
nos digestivoS, pertenec a las nece-
Shades de "a vida. e. Elixir Anne
ricano de Vino Amargo de Triner
(Triner's American Elixir OF Bitter
Wine. es Observation-Disclosures e re-
medic mas eficaz en- tales casos. por-
que atane perfectamente a csc Oh
jeto: limp;a e esI6maEo Y los If
testinos : ayuda q Il digestion. FL
todas las boricaS. Precio. S1.10.-
Los bruScoS can,hicS de y temrera-
tura no deoen cauSarle a listed n;r
gun tenor = t'ene listed e 81 casa
Ell Linimento Timer. Que es IN exec
len.e reTeGio para los Sab2nones. tor
ceiuras y dolores neuralgicos re0-
m&t;cos. ' 81 Sedativo Triner para Ia
Tos CTriner'S Cough Sedativel. "
remed!o que no ;iene igual para res
friadoS ' toSeS- Precio en- las boz
as: Linimenco TriDer. 80 : Csc ;
Sedativo Triner para Ia Tos. % ' SOC.
Por correo: el LinimeHtO 10 V 75c a;
e. Sedativo. 80 V 60c.-JoSeph Tri-
ner Company, Manufacturing Che
miSts. 1333-I343 s. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, III. (.AcvD
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Charlie Chaplin en-
las trincheras
a%IeInanas
Los aiemanes han dado en-
reproducir la figura del
ceIebre comediante

NUEVA YORK, .Fe5rerO En-
una correspondence que Sc ha reel
dido en- esta ciudad, ~procedente de la
capital De Inglaterra, Sc dice que en-
cast dos los submarines enemigos
que han sido llevadoS q puerto v que
cast todoS los submarines enemigos
capturadas por los ingleses Y fran
ceac;. Sc han e]ncontrado dibujos,
piHturas o e~Statuitas, representando
n popular a"rtistI cincnatografico a.
mericano Charlie Chaplin, Il pie de
los cuaies. los alemancs ponen STEM
Pre- c;ta leyenda: e! hGroe n~acional
de los E,Stados Unidos'.
En- IN submarine ~captu:ado hace
yarias semanaS. dice Ia correspondent
Ga mencionada. sc encontr0 fl
"ura de MADEIRA, de cerca de cuatro
pies de alto. del comediante america
no V c~entenares de esas figuras. 81
bien mucho mas peQuenaS, han sido
(Pasa a In Ia. Pag, Col. 5a.)
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Lo que prescriben Doctores Especia.
listas para reducir los dolores
del alumbramiento y combatir
los pomitos y molestias
del embarazo

Medicos specialists en- ell tratamiento
de los dolores del alumbramlento y las
molestlas tan lnc0modas que con IanIa
taclon, esran naturalmente en- posIclon de
iuzgar intelieentemente, Ia medlcina me-
iOr G inorensira que dcben prescrlbir q
sus pactenteS. ES por tanto, IN asunEo
de vital !!nportancia para a aquellas Sc
noraS que surrel de fuertes dolores en- Su
aluTnbramienlO, r6rnitoS y molestias duran
Te 81 embaraz0. saber que noiables espe-
c~iallStas que han dtdicldo suS vidaS al
esludlo de los dolores del parto Y las do
lenclas femenlnas, estan prescriDiendo y
adIn!ntslrando q suS enfernaS las pastl-
las de C0mpuesto Mitchelia. Los Seno-
res medicos que 10 prescriben, 10 hacen:
prlInero, poFQue no eS una medicine Sc
creiS nj periodical. Segundo, pOrquc uene
Ia rlruid especial de fortalecer los nerrlos.
de tai maIiera. que durante los meses dlri-
cultosoS del embarazo, Ia Scnora emoara-
zada puede llegar al dia de Su aluInbra-
mlenio sin experimental gTandes dolores
Y con beneficio del bcbe que mace hermo-
so, sano J robusio; tercero. por ser IL me
dicina Ideal para Ia muier Que desea uegar
i ser madre, y por u!rtno, porque cada
pas'llla de Compuesto Mltchena lleva una
sarantta de satisfaction. A continuation
sc dan dos testimonies sinceros y Verdi
cos, escogldos de Ia inmensa cantidad re-
"lDIda de los pafses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ell Or. Jose pianline, dc IL ciudad de
saleedo. Rep. DOmlni"ana. dice IL sigulen-
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UN HERIDO

Hace dias recibinoSS Eotlclas de
un meXicano que. estahdo trabajan-
do en- IN GesenraiZ, Sc corto IN pie.
La cortaGa fue cauSada por IN hacha
en- los T.Cmentos que Sc Gedicaba a
cortar IN arbol. Dice eI heriGo: ST
no ma sido que obra en mi poGer una
d.yina medicinal Adams Alkaline Pc
roNlde,' pUe6e ser que me hubiera
d~esangrado Y quien sabe e~ntonces las
complicac:ones que Sc me lutheran
opuesto para 81 recobro &c mi Saiud,
pero gracias q DioS ' q Su buena me-
dicina, QUe tan luego como applique
esta 6 IA herlda, IA sangre paro de
brotar Y pude Seguir traba;andc.-
ADAMS ALKALINE PEROXIDE Sc
recomienda para reSfrios, difteria,
toncihte, crup, ~catarro, oidos, abce-
SOS, Guemaduras. llagaS. granoS, cor-
tadaS, Geformidad del cuts, tumo-es,
tina, piquetes de viboras mosquitoes
~(sancudosl, o de otros inSectos. linz
pia el CUTS Y las unas, V renueve Il
piei ~tcarne) muerta.Ny evita toia in
fecelon. Csese deSpueS de razurarSe
para detener-la Sangre que brota de
las cortadas o de los granoS. evita el
ardor de n piel, quita 81 nal dior de
IA eoca, Jas areas Y loS pies. Is onzas
por 25c. Nande giro postal o dinero
en- effective en- carta certif!cada. Dr.
rllase en- cEalQuier tempo = ADAMS
DRUG Co, Dept. 80, San Antonio,
Texas. tAdv.l
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COMO SALNO GUILLERMG PRIZE
TO Ia VIDA A DON
BENITO JUAREZ
(Viene de la Pag. 3a.)

hlaba en- mi, que me ponia alto y
poderoso Y veia entire una nube de
sangre, peQueno TODD 10 que ne ro-
deaba; sentia que 10 subyugaba, que
desbarataba el peligro, que 10 tenia
Il mis- pies. Repito que yo hablaba,
V puedo darme cuenta de 10 que di-
je... \ medida que mi voZ sonaha,
Ia actitud de los soldados Gambia
ba... Tn viejo de barbas canas, que
tenia enfrente. Y con quien me en-
care. diciendole: "cquieren sangre?
bebanse IL mia ''alZ0 el fusil..
los otros hicieron 10 mismo... En-
tcnces ~vitoria & .Jalisco.
Los soldados ~lloran, p~rotestando
que no nos matarian Y asi Sc reti-
raron como por encanto... Bravo Sc
puso de nuestro lado.
Juarez Sc ahrazo Il MI. mis- COM
paneros me ~rodeaban, l~lamandome su
salvador, ell salvador de Ia Refor-
ma. mi coraz6n estall0 en- un maj
de lagrimas!
GUILLERMO PRIETO.
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No lie Pegue! Sonora!
Su nilo esta biIioso
y c%alenturiento
Observe su lengua, ST esta sucla,
limpie su pequeno estomago,
ell higado y los intestinOs

No pegue a los ninOS enfermizos.
Yea 81 tiene Ia leneua sucia. pues Is
to es IN signo i~neQuivoco de que su
peaueno est6mago, el higado = los IN
testinos. estan en- NAL estado.
Dele una cu~cnaradIta de "Jarabe de
Higos de California" cuando los yea
palidos. calenturientOS, resfr!ados,
con nal de garganta, cuando no CO.
men, duermeR 0 actian de manera
natural. cuando tengan dolor de es-
tonnage, indigestion o diarrea, Y en-
unas cuantaS horaS todes los deSper-
dicios. bills agrias, Y alimentoS CT
fermentation, saldran de los intestl'
nos, ' tendra listed = 81 nino allegro
V juguet6n de nuevo. Los ninos to-
man con guSto este inofensivo Ia
xante de Frutas' Y las madres pue-
den darlo sin miedo 2 los ninos para
limpiar los in~testinos.
Tengalo siempre q Ia mano, seno-
"a, In POGO administrado hoy evil
tara Ia enfermedad del nino manana,
pero obtenga el genuine. Pida en- 10
botica una botella de "Jarabe de HI
o de California" o l. que van
direcciones para los behes, nihos de
rodas edades Y para los adultos. Re
cuerde que hay imitaciones que Sc
venden por 10 que es indispensable
que Sc file que esta hecho por Ia Ca,
hfornia Fig Syrup Co." Refuse
c~ualquier OTTO jarabe de higoS que
le ofrescan. (Ady)
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: :POr que continual csc ;nutil ira
tamiento?
Los pulrerizadores y las duchas,
nunca 10 curardn.
FL catarro eS de 10 mas Modesto
cuando iDvade las ventlnas de su ma
riZ V demas conductos r~espiratorios
por donde circula e. aire, causando
dolores Y dificultad para lespirar. asi
como otraS molestiaS. Pero el verda-
dero peligro empieza cuando invade
sus pulmones.
Es entonces cuando listed deberia
GarSe cuenta deSde luego, de Ia impor-
tancia de un tratamiento adecuado, V
10 perder tempo en- hace~ experiment
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zESTA listed DEL TODO
SoFOCADO CON FL CATARRO?

tos con remedies inutiles, que soda
mente obran en- la superficic. Para
librarse del catarro, debe listed deste-
rrar de su sangre los germenes de esa
enfermedad.
Los mas esplendidUs rcsultados Sc
han obtenido con el uso del s. s. S.,
que completamente desterrara de 81
sangre los g4rmenes del c~atarro, por
ser un perfecto antidoto.
S. s. s., Sc vende por todos los
droguistas. ST listed desea c~onsejo
mGdico para el tratamieEto individual
de su case, eScriba hey mismo al Jefe
del Consejo Medico, Swift Specific
Co., Dept. L., Atlanta, Ga.
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Eue encontrada
la nina Rosner
iabia :ido rcbaGa por una
mule cue amaba q d.
cha pequena

EUETA YORK, Feb~e~1 Iii
iiian Rosncr. L. neGu@ha lie tres amos
T.. dad que tan misreriosamentc de-
sarare.ii de L. casa De sus padrcS ha-
&c vario. i;as : en- cuya DuscG ia
Poi.ciG rom6 gran emgeNo. = sido'
restiruiGa d Sus familiarcs p0r una
'muchacha de veinte amos de edad. La
%ioven. que Sc llama Mary Fay, toms
especial empe6o en- busca~ l Ia mini
Ia perdida Y sus &estioA"s tuVieron
magn!fico eXito, oues al fin do con
ella ' con Ia mujer que "a habia
p!agiado. Sofia Berg, Quien ahora Sc
ha!,a detenIda en- las Ofic:nas lie Pc
lic.a. p~eadiente De Investigation.
La Dlagiaria hizo numerosos Y va
iiaGos reiatos en- las Oficinas de la
?olicia : como rasultado de estas his
torias, Sc ma cmp!azado al senior Sid
ney Hirsch ' 81 esposa. que wien en-
ia casa numero - de ia Gale liz nj
Oeste. cerca de la De la familia Ros-
ner. para que comparezcam . lbs of
cinas dichaS para ser i~nterrogados
sobre ciertos hechos, en- los que Ia
plagiaria los comp!ica. Los citados
~ezposos acudieron a n eta p~olicia-
ca ' despues de haber sido exami-
nado.. Sc les dei6 en- !ibertad. en- Wis
ia de cue ningun cargo les resultaba
que ameritara su de;encion.
Aver. POGO antes de las tres de la
tarde, Miss. Fay. iuntamente con Do
"a Davis, una amiga de ella que Vi
We en- Suo prospect Avenue, BROOKLYN
fIeron z Ia casa de la familia Pos
ner, habiendolas recihido Ia maGrc
de la nina desaparecida.
'Vivo con mi tia, Ia senora Della
Gilbert, en- Ia casa nimevo 1Ol de Ia
Gale Bergen, Ell Brooklyn, dijo
Miss. Fay 4 Ia sonora RoSner. Mi
tia renta cuartos y recibe h~uespedes
' el martes ultimo Sc presents en- Ia
casa una IA! Mrs. Greene V arrend6
b., co, I'll. ,,ra ,;5;+,,
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70 los polvos en- una peQuena porclon
de Ia me2cla hecha con las dos subs
tancias indicadas de modo que for
men IN liquido claro, luego Sc anade
el resto de los liQuidos V Sc colocan
en- una botella que debera agitarse
todas las mananas por espacio de
ounce dias despueS de los cuales
Sc filtra para aplicarlo como aqua de
tocador.
Para eli hecho de pasar 4 terrific
rio mexicano son iguales las aduanas
de Laredo y de Fl PaSo, pero pare
&c que esti menoS peligroSo el CANT
no por el Nacional o sea pasando por
Monterrey.
Para los informes que desea acer-
ca del cambio, mandenos timbre de
tres centavos Y lie daremos Ia direc
ci5n de Ia casa 4 Ia que puede dirigif-
Sc.
Las Intermediates del cor&lz6n
est;n considerable como %incurables
cuando ccnstitUyen lesion or%inica.
Cuando Sc trata de ]peOuenos desarre
CLOS en- e. funcionamiento de este
6rgano o sea %atenuar, en- 10 possible
las manifestations d~Olorosas lie las
primeras, Sc acude 4 diversas medi-
cinas V metodos segun 81 resultado
que Sc desea obtener.
Para e. precio dc pasaje que 'desea
conocer debe dirigirse al Agente de
Flctes V Pasaies DE las lineas nacio-
males en- Nuevo Laredo. lamps, Me-
xico.
Nc. Y. S.-Mc Allen. Texas.-La
! direction &c IA Agencia por Ia que
nos pregunta 6: Avenue c. and
Third St. San Antonio, Texas.
!. G. R.-Atchison, Kansas. Nc
doe dejar pasar mas tempo sin 4,
:eade- 4! negocio de que nos habla,
Mandenos una estampilla de tres cen
tavos para Ia respuesta Y lie di:emo.
4 quitn puede dirigirse cor csc ob-
'eto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-10

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lib n.
Santa Rosa Ave-. San Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-10

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de Compuesto Mitchella me es de gran So
iisracclon yer su gran iesultadC, rIcs
cada dl3 Quedo mas admirable de 81 er"c-
10. Mis- pacienicS. caia veg eStan mas
agTadecidos por haberlo administered. y
de oiro mode no pOGia ser. con csc fano-
80 Compuesto Milcheila que no me cansa.
re de segulrlo administrator"