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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards. a practicing physician for
IL years and calonel's ola.time enemy.
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for ctlrunic con.
stipation and torpid iiverS
nr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calonaeI, but healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No griping is the ''keynote" of these
little sugar-coated, oiive-colored tablets
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never torca them t.
unnatural action.
II you have dark brown mouth" now
and then "a bad breath duiL tired
feeling-sick headache--torpid liver and
are con5tipated, you'll find quick. sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lit
tie DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
Just to keep right. Try them. 10c and
25c per box All druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
LIVES 200 YEARS.

For more than 200 wears Haarleln Oil,
the famous natioual remedy OF Holland.
has been recognized Is an inIalhble relief
from all forms OF kidney and bladder dis
orders. IIs very age Is proof taat u must
have unusual NOR
If YOU are lrouhled with pains 81 aches
in the harA. lei tired n the morolnS
headache. lnilge ION, insomnia, painful
or too frequent MASSAGE Of urine, lrrlta
ton or stone in the bladder. YOU wdl q.
most certainly 6nd quick relief in Go
Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules This IS ~.
good old remedy that has stood the tc
for hundreds of wears, prepared IN .hs
proper quantity and conv nita, form g
take II IS nnao-ted direc tro TO-
land laboratories ard voU ran &c Z at
anv drug store. otr money 3. amctlN
refunded Il il does not relieve yod br,
he sure ia get the genuine Gold Medal
brand. in toxes, three S zes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
DIR. CRAPSEY TALKS.
Gives Life History in Setting Forth
Doctrine of Pantheistic Humauism.

What proved 10 be one OF the most
interesting lectures delivered this sea
son before the Ethical Culture Associa-
igrn' by DR.. Algernon S. Crapsey, and
was made so through the fact that to set
forth his subject Dr. Crapsey gave a
sketch of his life. The scheduled lecture
was ''The New Internationalism" by S. K
Ratcliffe OF London, bur Mr.. Ratcliffe has
not reached this country and DIR. Crapsev
took his place yesterday. Complex and
ambiguous as the subject "Pantheistic
Hunnanism" may sound none in the audi
ence was in doubt as 10 what 1t meant
after DR. Carpsey's discourse who declared
himself to embrace "Panthelstlc Human
.sul" as his religion calling himself q
"Pantheistic Hurnanist."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
THE MAcHNIsTs' DEMANDS.

Editor Every Evening: some Of the
papers few days ago there appeared an
article that the Machinists' Union wanted
70 do, and are doing, al they rould 20
help tho government shipyards n thc
way Of labor, and implied that some %
the other manufacturers and men wrro
not That they had called the strikc
of at three Of the largest plants n this
city, which was called in August, 1918.
and also that the strike was only Tor ar
eight-hour day, without increase IN pay.
the question of closcd or open shop not
beng involved
vas one of nc strikers ~ Inst tirlo
and Yves rnmher Of thc HiacaniF
iuor stc SO. isi, and tas 'ol'Yf.
ne rr> denands
fkt iours per Gay.
- Ivsay pr Ger inrreasr ~ 0r
oTcr tho arr mt 81 y rec.
3. III oLtIOn tn7 ff'o' 80,
ard OuusEyA en-
I. Ir .ail on % tie lpr- -ioe ~
'cr1 as ou nee - ae J.. \ y un
:. Time nd Jne-lsF '3r VI ~ rtH
~ do IBIS t4r.o for Su7d 'Js 7nf 70 -
9. Sg7ry o' ~ ae-t IN - ~ -
!. 4. o. Msch.nIs,s cr hofy1ng t1e aNo.'
mentioned demands md others fh m ~
bc brought about by nutgal 1yrcel9"n
This means closed shop # IL means an"
thing, and was signed hy Efw :. ago
general organizer, s. ~ n.
have dropped ont % the union ar
am working in one - the shops wtio
il hlacElistcd and am satisfed as g.
az good wages rs most % tho ciosef shor
and better than so.7c, and believe r'
employer aro ~ loyal and fair as an
in the citr lair l'av
Wilnin gtor, February 4, l9is
The Italians arc s'ill hoping ~ .n0r
Vindenhurg tkr d fTc~cror rrfvccn yer
80 49,. 81 tr-..- t+-- -~, b
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
LEATHER WORKERS TO MEET.
General Gathering at j. Nj. II. A. Hall
Tomorrow Might.

A ynassmeeting of leather workers in all
branches Of the trade viii be held at s
o'clock tomorrow evening ip the Y. NJ. III.
A Hall, Third and King streets. under
the auspices of the United Leather
Workers international Union under the
American Fed ration Of Labor
The following speakers are announced,
W. +. Bryan, general president, United
Leather Workers; J. Richie, American
Federation Of Labor: Alexander Marks
American Federation of Labor, who viii
talk in Polish, and J. T. Luckock, organic
er for the United Leather Workers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
CASES AT DELAWARE HOSPITAL.

Marshall McDonough was admitted TO
the Delaware Hospital yesterday, suffer-
ing from a compound fracture of the left
arm which he said he sustained when a
heavy weight at the Harlan plant of the
Bethlehem Steel Co. fell on him
Arbed Heldon, of 312 East Fourth
street, was treated at the same institu-
tion for 3 sprained thumb.
Another patient was John Cook, lli3
Beach street, who had foreign substance
in his eye.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04

seNrt me AEu0l 81
operation. ! cannot
say enough n praise
Of IL ! sGff ered from
organic troubles ana
my side hurt RE 50
/ could hardly oe ID
from ny bed, and !
was unable 20 DO my
iousework. I had
the best doctors IN
Eau Claire ana thev
wanted ne 70 have
an operation. Dut
/ vdIa II. Finkhlr 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
RAID COAL CAR
Citizens Help Themselves to Black
Diamonds III nth and Thatcher.


Diamonds al nth and Thatcher.
People in the vicinity Of fourteenth and
Thatcher streets helped themselves 10 coal
yesterday from car that had not been
unloaded ON Saturday.
Early in the day some one started the
unloading by filing a sack with coal and
getting away with il unnolestod. The
news soon spread through the neighbor-
hood and it WAS not long before baby
coaches, push carts Nheelbarrows, wag-
ons. etc, were pressed into service, aud
the raid was on in earnest. While several
men stood in the car and lied various
receptaclaa, Others passed them over TO
the waiting crowd below; while several
watched for o. GERS. They We're not
molested for period OF several hours, aud
by the time the news OF the raid leaked out
most Of the poor people in that section
had secured enough fuel to last lew days
at least.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
GAVE HER
DELICATE CHILD
VINOL
1t Built Him Up and Made Him
Strong.

Ncwaygo, Mich.-"My dttle boy was
in delicate, weak, ernaciated condition
and had q cough 80 we had TO keep him
out Of school for . year Nothing seemed
70 help hirn until Vinol was recommended,
and the change il made in HIM was re-
marlsable. II has built him up and made
nIm strong 50 his cough is almost entirely
gone. We can not recommend Vinol
100 highly. Mrs. z. n. Hanlon.
Mothers Of weak, delicate, ailing chill
dren are asked 70 try this famous cod
liver and iron tonic on our guarantee.
Children love TO take IL. y. b. Dan
forth, druggist, Wilmington, and OF the
best drug store in every city and town
N the countr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04

Vegetable Compound cured me so cid
not need the operation, and an telling
ali rav friends about II Mrs. 4. ".
BRZEg, Black River Falls, Wis.
It Is j1st such experiences as that OF
Mrs, Pinzsr that kas made this famous
root ana herb remedy e household word
from ocean 10 ocean. Any woman who
suffers from Inflammation. liberation.
eisplacenents, backsche, nervousness.
irregularities or . the blue" should
rot rest Until she he's given il trisl.
and fer special advice write Lydia Z.
pinkhan Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
1honght and Comment % Every Evening
Readers.

rTle fufi name ar. sddress of the writer
must accorqpany each letter. not nocss-
arily for publication. bus a. ovidcnce
Of good faith Anonymous con- mUnicaticuf
viii ~ ignored Publication of ictters duas
not cnrr2 With 10 indOrsefncnt ~ kvsry
evening OF the opinions therein czpfessoIl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
"Roughing" Horses on Sunday

Horse shoeing shops are seldom oper-
ated on SUNDAYS, but owing TO the rush oil
work, due to the demand for 'roughing
horses, several shops kept open yesterday
being kent busy all day shoeing horses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
To Cure a Cold in One Day

take Laxative Bromo Quinine ,tabletsl
Il stops the cough and headache and
.gorks OF the cold. IL ". Grove sig
nature on each box. 30c.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04

Several thousand acres ara given over
to the cultivation of pineapples in Hawaii.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04

Fuel Administrators in Washington.
Charles H. Ten Weeges, and other fuel
adm Illustrators from States where the fuel
shortage is most acute arc attending 3
conference in Washington today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04
THIS WOMAN
Saved FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
Of I thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wis. As Lydia
E pirsbam's Vegetable Compounn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-04

The Italians arc s'Hi hoping ~ SNOW
Hindenburg thc difference rc'wccn rer
vidi, vici and Vcniro, Fa-cne Nocrr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-18

Sc fatigado, 2 con-
%tinuaci0n tome dos
paStillas de Hero
NUXado. despu6s
de cada carlida du-
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PSgina dc las Dam1as
La BELLEZ.A POR LA HYGIENE

Una c~onferencia celebrada recien-
temente en- el Colegio Real de Lon
drcs por ell doctor Hermann Weber,
sobre Ia duracion de Ia vida humana
y los medios de prclongarse ha deter
minado que les consoles siguientes,
resumen Ell arte de conservar la De
ileza Y IL salud.
Moderation Ell Ia bebida Y comida.
Aire uro en- el exterior e interior
de Ia casa.
Mantenganse todos les organos del
cuerpo Ell buen orden fucional y con
sultese al medico sobre Ia menor en-
fermedad.
Ejercicio regular todos los dias,
ayudado siempre por novimientos de
brazos y piernas, ejercicios respirato-
rios Y gimnasticos.
Acostarse temprano y levantarse
temprano, limitando I unas siete ho-
ras de duraci6n del sueno.
Banos cuotidianos 0 oblusiones de
| aqua fria o tibia. segln el gusto, {
| aqua tibia seguida de fria.
Regularidad en- Ell trabaio y Ia!
ocupaciones mentales.
Cultivar la calma, la confianza
Ia algeria del espiritu.
Dominar las p~asiones, las crisi;
nerviosas y fortificar la voluntad.
Evitar los estimulantes, los intoxi
cantes v los otros malos habitos.
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Ell .ARTE DE RECIBIR

Una duena de casa cue recibe, 2ece-
sta estar dotada de tacto exquisite
para mantener una atm6sfera de q
grade entire sus invitados. Su papel
es de hacer resaltar Ia gracia de unoS,
81 espiritu Y Ia originalidad de otros,
Ia ciencia del sabio, el genio del poe
to. el talento del a~rtista, etc. Una
persona h&bil ea el arte de recibir en-
cuertra sie2Ipre el medic delicado de
hace- c~onversar a las personals que Sc
armonizan en- sus caracteres y sus gus
tos. ' 2si llega a hacer agradable sus
r~euriones. su arte consisJe en- hacer
c~onversar 4 los denl&s, mientras ella
habla 10 renos possible.
Sin embargo, 81 entire sus invitados
hay genie timiGa o POGO c~onversauo-
r.. ella hara tcdo 10 possible para int
pedi- que Ia conversation languidezca.
Una mujer intelligence sabe hab!ar a
cada Qua! de su arte, ciencia 0 ocupa-
| clones favoritas; pero hay otras per-
so2as que Por el contrario prefleren
ser distra:das de SuS preCcup2c!oneS
habituales, e. tai case Sc liera Ia con,
verSaci6n 4 otro tema que pueda re-
ner mas attractive para 81 interlocu,
tor. Siempre debe tenerse presents
que es necesario p~rocurar el placer :
fla persona Que Sc recibe, sacrificando'
Sc los proDiOS guStoS.
SUI atenci6n debe estar Siempre pen.
diente del ci-culo que le rodea; 81 es.
ia We nacer entire dos iaterlocutore;
una espccie de duo. o una discucior
que pueda llegar a hacer viva Y pocc
pariamentaria. deGe intervenir 10 ma;
Giestramente possible para a!ejar Is
tempestad; debe evitar las converse
clones p~eligrosas, especialmente sobre
religion y policic2.
Frocurara hacer girar Ia conversa-
ci6n sob-e los acontecimientos lite
rarios. cientjficoS. &rSisticos sociaIes :
sensacicnalcs del dia. siempre que re,
cha genie intelligence, ' letrada; no
Sc puede hab!ar de pintura = los que
no Ia enJie9daH, nj de musica a los one
IA detestan, nj de ciencia a los iGno-
rantes. Eebe coHocer los sustos de
cada uno para dirigir la conversation,
! de modo que todos puedan tsner in
teres Y terciar en- ella. Por eje.nplo.
:Que pape! hara una E:uier frivola
cue solo giensa en- los vestidos, en- IN
circulo CT cue Sc trata de cueStiones
filos5ficas? Sera precise darle oca-
sion para que liable &c modistas y
son.brccos.
LILY.
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CN BARCO BRASILENO HCNDIDG
FRENTE 4. La COSTA DE
VIRGINIA

NJEEA YORK, Agoz-o Eel
barco brasiieno "Madrugad2". de
-l,6I3 tonelad2s de caPaciCad fue E.
chsGo q piq1e por UT submarine ale
min que 10 atac0 Aye q la manana
csrca de los bancos de Winter Quar-
ter. frente 4 "a costa septentrionaI &c
Virginia, Z! Captain Frederick Rouze
' ia tripuiaci6n del 5arco. fueron
dese0barcados aqui hoy. e. barco lie
atac2do por el submarine con arti!le-
ria. I una d~ist2ncia de 200 ya-das
hab;e1co d~isparado once g~ranadas. La
tripul2cion Embellishments oclp0 los
Aotes salva-vidas ' el barco Sc hundio
en- mos cuantos minutes.
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Ferrocarrileros
MexicanoS.

IA es tempo de poner Ell pric-
tica las mobiles aspiraciones que to-
do buea mexicaao ia tenido sienl-
pre-. De instruirse Sabiamerte en 10
~concerniente a sus diferentes labo-
res.
Los lib-os cue forman IA BI-
RLIOTECA DEL FEREOCARRl-
LERO MENICANO" le facilitaraa
coda iaformac:6no que :" re!aclone
COZ su trabajo.
Ahora Sc ofrecen al G-emio Me-
CAMEO los rrineros liorcs, La Lo-
comotora Mallat Compound Articu-
lada". Ell Compressor de Aire
Compond." istos Sc mandarin a
c~ualquier pal tie &c Mexico o de los
Estados Unidos. al recibo de- giro
postal de $1.25, por cada uno, no
media americana, libre &c porte.
Recorte este a2unciq ahora mis-
no, pongalo en- sobre con 81 nom
bre V direction Y mandelo a CAR
LOS II. ACETEDO, ?. 0. Box T,
Indio. California, u. S. A, Y a
vuelta de correo recibira folleto y
fotografias interesantes.
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Ercelente Ggua dc ColoniC

Esencia de b~ergamota, 5 gramosi
esencia de lim6n, 4 gramos; esencia
de azahar, 20 gramos; esencia dc
oregano, 6 gramos; esencia de romero
20 gramos; aqua de azahar, 80 sra,
mos; alcohol rectificado 90 grades;
500 CRANES; aqua comln, 400 gra,
mos.
Para un litro de finisima Aqua de
Colonia. Sc mezclan ben las esencias
cue Sc dejan apuntadas y Sc lie ana
den despues las aguas de azahar :
comdn Y por Iltimo Sc filtra ' Sc lie
agrega ell alcohol de 80 grades.
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PARA REIR.

En- Ia escuela:
-iCual es el sujeto de III ora
ciGn?
No 10 sc.
-Fijese listed bien. "Yo navego en-
un barco de vcla." En- esta oraci6n
'yo" es ell ~sujeto. iHa entenlido U.s.
ted bien?
ST, senior maestro.
-Bueno; pues Olga listed: iQue es
e. sujeto?
TN ssnor que navega en- un bar
70 de vela.
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vuelven nervlCSaS e lrrlt2olcS. trlSteS
Y melancolicas. Cuanio 81 hero de-
saparece de Ia sangre &c las mule
res, Sc va ei color de SIS mejiliaS.
En- los alimentoS de uso comUn, en-
les EstadoS UnidoS, como ~alNidoneS.
azucares, jara5eS, dulceS, gailetas.
arroz. pan bi2nco. macarron, SpaEhet-
u, tapioca, sage, ~preparaclones Ge
maiz V OtraS, pr0nt0 Fl hero deS2-
~parecera- Los pCocad!mientoS ra0der-
nos de preparation de tales aIin2en-
tos han deStTUido el hero que Dor
n~aturaleza tisEen GichaS SuStanclaS,
Y Ia coStumbre cue Sc tie1e en- las
cocinaS casecaS de tirar el aqua que
ha servidc para hsrb;- las ysTGGraS.
igualnente orIgIna una pe-dlda con-
siderable del h!arro que Gentlemen eSoS
ajimentos. SIN embargo. ids. pueden
remediar este. tomaCdo hierrc orga-
n!co, es loniSno cuando SC SiCve sal
en- los a~hElentos. I les que les Tait2.
Ell hero es ab-Soiutamente indis-
pensable para hacsr QIe los alir1en-
toS Sc c~opviertaC en- materlaS nutrltl-
vas. Sin Ell. no inpcrta cu2nto GO
ma nj Is caliGad de IL comida. 5Sta
s~implemente pasara 4 trcveS dc sU
cuerpo sir hacerle 1iDEJn bereficio.
No toma I'd. "a fuerza n~ecesaria Y
por 10 ts1to Sc pon&ra denil. anenico
V decade. lie sucede 10 cue p una
planta tratazdo de crecer IN IN Terre-
no faIto de hero. s. TO Sc siente
Dueno Y sano. debe "a. sujetaEse =
Ia siguiente prUeoa: observe c2a1to
puede caminar o TRAFALGAR sin Sent;r-
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CAN-RIo De CoNsuLToRIo

e senior d., s. i. hppicwhitc. Ia c==:D.=-
do ST ccasu.'U-:o rnclico. &c II BoJ'c2 san
Pedro q Il 2oeca dc T. CamP&aG tBell D-rr
S;s-cl. situada 81 In ]esIuina De las Gales
BGS-1y,sta Y Santa Rosa. On Gondc dispen-
sara tcdo genera de .tcDcio1es 4 81 hume
rosa c!!ertc.s. de Guiea espc-Z se--.rse Wen
do pacTociacGo. 4 81 coaSU!;o-io nUcGr Az
El--se!e 7or los t~e!eioHo5 Crockett: S25 y
Croske:t 1867 : 4 81 residcacia por 81 Gro
ckect @@&-. AGv.
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Para las GrrugGs

Contra las arrugas muy usadas POI
las antiques venencianas.
Tanino, 90 graHlos; Alumbre, IL
gramos; Glicerina de almidon, SO gra-
mos.
Sc extiende por Ia noche sobre Ia
parte afectada Y q Ia manana siguien-
tie Sc lava con una solucion de:
Aqua destilada, 200 granaos; Bora
to de sosa, 25 gramos; Alcohol, 100
CRANES.
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SECRETOS DE TOCADOR
Crema para em6cileccr cl cuts

Aceite de almenGras, 80 grarlcs;
ce~a virgen, 9 gramoS; esperma, de
Ballena, 9 gramos.
Sc pone al fuego lento el aceitt
de almcndras Sc lie agrega ia cera
Y Ia esperma. Y sc bate con espatula
de vidrio hasta que Sc deshagan bien
los zumos, luego Sc aaaden:
Aqua de rosa doble, 3 gramos
GIicarina incoiora, 5 CRANES; esenc;;
de vioietas, . gotas.
Sc mezcla bien Y SC guarda en- fras.
0 cerrados hermeticamcntc.
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rante dos senlanas

eCtonceS vualva q rrobar Su reS-ster-
cia : Sc c~onvencera persoaalmente lie
cuanto ha ganado.
Nunle-osoS son los cases de perSo-
a cue habian estadp Sufriendo por
muChc tempo ' Que han aumcrtado
ST viSor ' nejorado 81 estado gene
raj c el simple hecho de tom&r ell
hero en- la forma debida: consi-
Guiendo este deSpues de haber estado
enSay2ndo EluchaS otraS medicinas
sin resulsado. Hay que cuidarse sin
embargo de tomar hero en- las an
tiguas icrm2S, acetate &c hero. tin
turas. etc. solamente por ahorrar
mos centavos.
FL hero cue Ia na~turalaza nece-
sta para io-talecar los ~cl0oulos TO
JOS no eS SegUrameEte de eSta claSe.
Por 10 tanto deoe tonearse hero or
CAMEO en- Ia forCla apropia6a Y ash
mii2ble: de otro modo mas vale cue
no 10 tome. pucS le hara mas dano
cue beneficio.
Note Dc los Fr5ricantcs:-El
Hero Nuxadc, cue Canto ~recofu;@n-
dan les Coctoces, no IS IN reredio
Secreto. sin5 bien =! c~onErario. una
medicine an2liamente cCnUci3a en- t.
das lbs CCCCuer!2s. DifereaEaNe1te
de las Gsn2S preparedness dc hi.-ro,
eSr2 no dcAG nj ~el2ecrecc Il denta-
dura nj traStorna el eStom2gO. Los
f~abricaates G-arantiz2n el Gxito mas
~SatiSf=c:orjo para toGoS los ccmpra-
doreS, dc 10 ccErrari2 dsyolveran 81
d:lero. Es:a : L venta en- eSta ciu-
dad por todas las ouenas droguerias.
ADV.
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perfecSamsute Sien.
Teda mujer que Sc pronto Sc
siente irritable, nerviosa ' decaida Y
Dor 10 taato deberia tonar Hero Nj
xado para aumentar su energia, fuer.
"a y ritalidad.
"Sin hero no puede haber muje-
res sanas, vigorosas ' de mej;llas SON.
roSadas" dice el DIR. Fernando King
de New York V al
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c TRAITS

Pida mi curioso Librito cue ira
ia &c 81 p~orvenir; de "a manera de
terer buena suerte en- el juego: de
alejar desdichas; tener suerte en-
snores: d~esarrollar ST. poder mag
netico: dominar a sus semejantes
Y de evirar malas inf!uencias de
us enemigos.
Rerita su nombre Y direction
b:en claros Ell Ia siguiente lorna:
SIR. 4. y. Rivas, Box 2057
Hsbaaa, Cuba.
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~ -N
tor de obTas de ne
dicina. 'Yo Siempre
ne insistido en- que
los doctoreS deben
recetar mas hero
organize. Hero M
zado, para las MT
jereS enfermaS, Gebi
les, ~nerviosas Y de-
caidas. La palidez
significa anemia- La
piel de una mujer
debil es p3lida Y Ia
c q 7 ? blanda.
Los muSculoS faltos
de vigor, 81 cersoro
Sc debilita, pierde Ia
memoria ' en- mC-
~hac OcaSISupS 50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-18
Madre iPOr CUE no toma
listed Hero Muxadc?

Para que este s;enpre bue1a y sana con sus mejillas sonrosa-
das en- veg de estar deceida, de ca7acter irritable y envejeci-
q da. FL Doctor receto esta uaedicina a IA mama de Lucy
Smith cue estabe mas mala Que I'd. Y ahcra Sc encuentra
The evening leader., 1918-10-29
n. S. Public Health Service Issues
Official Health Bulletin
on Influenza.
LATEST WORD ON SUBJECT.
Epidemic Probably Not Spanish In
Crialn-Germ Still Unknown-Pee
Ole Should Guard Against "oropiet
lnfection"-Surgeon General Blue
Makes Authoritative Statement

Washington, D. C.-(Special.)-A'
though King Alphonso Of Spain was
one Of the victims Of the influenza cpl
demic in 1898 and again this summer,
Spanish authorities repudiate any
claim to Influenza as Spanish" dis
ease. II the people of this country DO
not take care the epidemic will be-
come so widespread throughout the
United States that soon we shall hear
the disease called american" influ-
@nza.
In response to a request for definite
information concerning Spanish infiu-
enza, Surgeon Genera! Rupert Blue Of
the q. s. Public Health Service has
authorized the following official inter
view:
What 10 Spanish influenza? is II
something new7 Does IL come from
Spain2
1.-The disease now occurring in this
country and called Spanish 1nfiuen.
ma resembles a very contagious kind
Of cold accompanied by fever. pains