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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
THE GATHERING STORM

The shadow on Ned's face sent
premonitory thrill through the two
women. AS though a storm had liter
aly come up, their faces, too became
Swallowed Med, what has happen
ed?" Edith cried, alarm in her voice.
Fay's concern took on an edge or
anger that her gay mood should be
interrupted and she did not speak.
Ned shook his head. ITS nothing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
Increase Noted in
Parlor Car Traffic
CBv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Discon-
tinuance Of the supercharge on Pull
man car travel has caused a marked
increase in parlor and sleeping car
traffic throughout the country the rail
road administration announced today
Transportation conditions everywhere,
it was reported. are becoming more
nearly normal as a result of the cessa-
ton of war shipping.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
FHESTRUsG[.GiHlzFIsl9@S Il

need trouble you with, Ede,' he
said as he kissed Fay abstractedly.
Then tell mel" Fay broke out.
He pondered her face, unpleasant
with its expression of irritation. There
was a revelation of character there
which sent chill to his heart. He
had not intended to tell the women of
the trouble which made the sky omi-
nous for him. But Fay's expression,
contrasted as it was with the look of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
"sWEARs OFF" ASSESSMENT

NEW YORK, Dec. 13-John D.
Rockefeller. it was learned today, has
filed an affidavit swearing off" half
of the $10.00O.000 personal property
assessment levied on him by the New
York Tax Commission
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

Greencastie Saturday and Sunday.
There are about $50 cases CT Fin in
Cambridge at present. No deaths
have occurred :. Mrs. George Brum-
feel attended the funeral of her cousin
Miss Jeanette Brening at Richmond
Saturday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

Miss Emily Beatty, daughter of
Pear Admiral and Mrs Frank E.
Beatty, is interested in the welfare
Oh the U. S. boys returning from
overseas. The daughter of the U. S.
naval officer is devoting her time to
the work Of finding positions for SOL
diers mustered out of service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

America produces about twothirds
of the cotton crop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

The shortest definition of coal is
compressed sunshine"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
BabtiStS Of
FL PaSO To Go
To COnUentiOn
Delegation From Here To
Attend Church Gather
ing in Hot Springs.

The following Baptists viii leave in
the next two or three days. most OF
them on Monday. for the Southern
Baptist convention. which opens in
Hot Springs. Ark, Wednesday, May
Is: Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Putnam. Mr-
and Mrs. j. H Nations. Rev. J. F.
Williams. pastor Of the First Baptist
church: Rev. o. J. Wade. pastor OF the
Central Baptist church. and Rev. L n
Langston. pastor OF the Highland
Baptist church
This convention IS composed OF some
1900 messengers from a constituency
Of three million white Baptists in II
Rev ]. 3. Gambreu. Of Dallas. the
old CommOner." is president OF the
convention Atlanta. Ga. Is likely TO
be the meeting place Of the conven-
ti0n. May. 1919.
Go $50 100 Above Quota
DR.. 7 B. Gr8mb-U. president OF the
Sothern Baptist convention sends the
following message TO Texas Baptists-
Rejoice witt US Texas went over
the top. To looks like the total may
reach 100000 for home and foreign
missions provided everytFing is sent
in promptly"
Texas Baptists were asked 20 give
$4,000 for the two mission causes
and has exceeded its quota by $4,000
The Baptists Of the south with a con-
stituency OF 5000. 900 white members,
gave during the convention year ST.
O06 600 for foreicn MISSIONS and $751;
457 for home missions Both mission
boards closed the year without debt
This was done by Baptists OF the
south despite the calls made and met
for Liberty bonds. thrift stamps. Red
Cross and other patriotic causes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
'InteLLeCtNaL
Liberty" TOBe
Forum Subject
Paul McCombs To Talk
Sunday Night AT First
Congregational Church.

On Sunday night at o'clock at the
First Congregational church. Paul
AIcCombs will deliver an address set
ting forth the cause Of religious lib
er-lism.
The address will contain a sum
mary Of the struggle for freedom Of
theological opinion throughout the
middle ages, and Will show that in
tolerance still fingers in modern civ
ilization.
The Congregational church IN FL
Paso ha- openly taken a stand for
liberalism and is trying to reach all
the people Of the city who are per
sonally in sympathy with modernism
as applied to Christian doctrine.
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, pastor Of
the First Congregational church. says
the liberal movement is gaining mo-
mentum all over the world. and its
progress has p 1bably bee FASTENED
by the war. 1t has no quarrel with
thu conservative and orthodox point
OF view, but is trying meet the
needs OF the literal thousands who
cannot subscribe to orthodoxy either
OF creed or of Biblec; Interpretation.
The address on Sunday night" DR..
Bradley says, lis calculated to strike
the keynote Of the liberal point OF
view. To all no live in this city and
are casting about for a religious in
depreciation which is in sympathy
with the best m dern scientific
thought. and are unable to find this
in other Organi atoms, a cordial in
vitatiOn Is extended"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
HAIR CAME OUT
IN HANDFULS
TETTER AND ITCHING THE
CAUSE CAKES CUTICURA
SOAP AND BOXES
OINTMENT HEAL.

'Tetter first began on my head
in an itchy spot The eruption was
in the form OF a rash. and when
scratched scales would spread. Ny
hair came out in handfuls. and be
came very thin and dry. and was
harsh and nfeless- Ny head was
disfigured very badly.
7 used most all the remedies 7
knew OF but without success. and
the trouble lasted seven years
Then I used Cuticura Scap and
Ointment and 7 only used two
cakes So1n AMI two bo~ez 0in--
ment when I was entirely heaied-T
fSigned) Mrs. Jessie II. Amos.
Franklin. Ga. July q. 1917
Clear the pores Of impurities By
daily use OF Cuticura Soap and oc-
casi0nal touches Of Cuucura Oint-
ment.
sample Each Free BY Mail. address
postcard "Cuticura. Dept III. Boston"
sold everywhere soap 25c- Ointment
IS and Soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

services will close Sunday night and
following the sermon the ordinance OF
baptism viii be administered TO the
ones who have Joined for baptism.
Both unions meet at p. m. L. A S.
meets Tuesday afternoon at 2-3O
o'clock Prayer meeting will be con-
Quoted Wednesday evening by G. c
Lamb
/ Mothers day viii be observed at the
morning service. The pastor will
preach on Mother and Mothers God"
and the congregation viii wear
flowers for mother At night all can
didates viii be baptised.
Business Mems Bible Class.
The business mems Bible class OF
the Central Baptist Sunday school
meets in the morning in the hall, sol
Montana street. at $3.50.
A special Mothers day program will
be observed in addition to the lesson
teaching.
The following order Of service win
be rendered:
Hymn So. America"
Hymn 2s5, Wen Work TIL Jesus
Comes"
"A Tribute to Mother" C. NJ New
man
Hymn 2ss. The Home over There"
Prayer, r. l. Miller.
Lesson reading by DR.. Irving Ne
NeilL
Solo by Dan Scurlock.
Lesson by teacher.
Reception Of new members and Wis
itorS
Hymn 269. Sweet BY and By"
Prayer by ". Z. Robertson
Z +. CosgrOve is president.
East Fl Paso Baptist.
At the East FL PasO Baptist church
Sunday, Rev. J. F. Davis, the pastor,
viii preach both morning and evening.
The morning theme Will be, The No
bic Bereans. The evening subject
viii be Wells Of Saliva ton This
VIII be the beginning Of special meet
ings which the pastor will conduct for
ten days or more. A. r Millican will
conduct the singing Sunday school
viii meet promptly at 9:45 under the
superintendency Of L. A Baumstark-
Service In County Court Room.
IL a Man Die Shall He Live Again2"
viii be the subject OF a lecture in
county court room Sunday at .. m
Crecal statements have created much
confusion in regard 10 death and the
resurrection In this lecture these
subjects viii be made clear and rea-
sonable. Let the Bible answer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

the master Interpreter and source OF
law
Christianity IS not a moral despot-
ism. but the revelation Of divine
democracy.
Christianity is not a censorship or
an inquisition. but the shatterer Of
sham and the creator OF a brother
hood OF conscience and tolerance
Christianity Is not a cult. but the
herald Of the universal order Of free
humanity.
Only Key to the Reality OF God.
Christianity is not an unreality- II
is the only key TO the ever present
reality OF God and mans relationship
Christianity is not q machine. but
1t points the only way to permanent
human efficiency
Christianity is not a charity. but
The incarnation Of rational comrade-
- service
Christianity IS not luxury. but the
worlds basic necessity
Christianity is not an anachrOuisn1.
but is ever just ahead Of progress in
incentive and prophecy
Christianity is not a superstition.
but the unanswerahle witness 10 the
truth and eternality OF human Joy.
wonder and Inspiration
Christianity is not a business It
always gives immeasureablv beyond
all possibility Of compensation
Finally Christianity is neither a
church ror a political party II is
the reason for and spirit Of all
churches that have a right TO the
name. and it IS the truth and hope o.
democracy. through and desnite all
the vaEaries OF faction and clique.
Christianity Is the simplest as well
as most profound word REGARDING
mans destiny. and rightly given TO
men. viii win their devotion and
transform their lives and the world
into the likeness OF the kingdom Of
God.
That is the message wish your
authorization to preach
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

In memory OF Rev. R. J. McElrath
q memorial service viii be held in the
Highland park Methodist Episcopal
church. south. on Sunday at I p m.
Rev Percy r. Knickerbocker, Rev. c.
K Campbell. Rev. H P. Bond and Rev.
] T Lane viii participate IN the SER
vice
Is War Service school.
At lions Evangelical Lutheran
church Sunday school will begin
promptly at 9-45 Sunday morning. The
Sunday school has been organized into
a war savings society and as such
furnishes stamps 70 any one who is
willing 10 save and invest in them.
To interest all the members Of the
Sunday school Il has been decided to
give each member a good start by
presenting them with two thrift
stamps each
Prea ching services are held in the
morning at 1890 and in the evening
at o'clock by Rev J. e C. Sleek. the
pastor.
r P. 6 club meets at the church
on Tuesday at 8 ?. m
Dr.. Nyce 1t First Presbyterian.
Rev Benjamin Nyce, D. D.. Of Nun
Gle, Ind VIII occupy the pulpit OF the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
ReO. c. K. Campbell to
Preach at Sierra Blanca

Rev. c. K Campbell. pastor OF As
bury Methodist church. will leave
Monday for Sierra Blance, where he
well conduct a revival for ten DAYS
for Rev. ". S Huggett. in the Sierra
Blanca Methodist churc1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
FL PAS0 CHURCHES WILL HAVE
DOUBLE OBSERVANCE ON SUNDAY
Everybody Go to Sunday SCHOOL, will Be Observed in
All the Sunday Schools and Churches Generally
VIII Honor Mother in Special Services;
1War Mothers " Day at AsburY.

ON SUNDAY FL Paso churches viii
" have a double observance Of two
f,----f--f arar+a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

To PREACH AT VALENTINE.
Rev. Ed. L Millican left Saturday
for Valentine where he will hold ser
vices Sunday in the Baptist church.
Rev /. r Millican viii preach sun
day morning at Clint and in the even
ing at Fabens.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
LOS FRANCHISES AVANZAN
SULMEA EN- DOS FRENTES
En- flandez ~lograron hacer un avanee al oriente
de Locre y en- ell Soma al sur de Monttidier
Tanbisn han ~conservado sus
posiciones en- ell parque de G~rivesnes

dida entire Grivesncs Y Mailly-Raine-
wax la lucha de artilleria sc CONT
nuo muy intensamcnte durante la no
che de aver y Ia manana de hoy. Al
norte de Grivesnes nuestras troNas
~l!evaron a cfecto IN raid sobre las
liaeas enemigas y lie quitaron a los
teutones ounce prisioncros.
EN- una operacion local en- ell bos-
que de Mareuil, al noroeste de Or
viller-Sorel, nuestras tropas hicieron
IN importante avance. Treinta y
nueve priisoncros y varias ametralla-
doras cayeron en- nuestras manos.
I'm contraataque aleman fue rechaza-
do completamente por nuestro fuego
de artilleria.
"Varios destacamentos franceses
hicieron incursiones q las lineas ale
manas, especialmente al suroeste de
Montdidier y al noreste de THAI.
court. en- ell sector de sapigneul = en-
ell distrito del Woevre, h%aciendole a
enemiyo varios %prisioneros y quitan.
dole una regular cantidad de mate.
rial dc guerra"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
La misi6n obrera ameri-
ricana en- FranCia
Fue recibida por Ell Pdte. Poinca-
re e, ell PaIacio del EliseO

PARIS, Mayo 11.-El Presidente
Poincare al recibir a los miempros
de la Mission Obrera Americana, en-
el Palacio del Eliseo, manifesto que
era una gran ventaja que estuvieran
Representatives en- esa delegation tan
tos ramos de la industrial. Al ha-
blair de Ia guerra ell Executive fran
ces, dijo:
"Francia es una naci0n amante de
Ia paz y que cree en- el trianfo de
derecho sobre la fuerza. ESta no
e5 ma disputa sobre la Alsacia-Lo-
rena. sino una question dc prepon-
derancia de la democracia sobre ell
militarismo.
El Professor Arthur D. LoveioN,
dc la Universidad de John Hopkins,
contesto en- frances al Primer Ma
gistrado Y dijo;
los Estados Unidos han apren-
dido una gran lection Y Sc italian
ahora de TODD corazon en- la guerra.
Los esfuerzos de Francia no seran
en- vano. La juventud americana sc
ha alistado en- ell ejercito y luchara
para rccuperar 10 perdido. No po-
dra haber paz, sino hasta que haya
deSaparecido Ell m~ilitariSmo aleman.
Los mienbros dc la delegation
americana con~ferenciaron tambicn
per nora Y media con Leon JouhauX,
S~ccrctario de la Federation Obrera,
en- la Oficina General de dicha aso-
ciaci0n. En- esa conferenria estu-
rieror tambien ~prcsentes Alberto
Thomas, cx-Ministro de Municiones
V otros lideres obreros y socialis-
tas. La junta fue privada, pero Sc
sabe que Sc discuti5 ALI ell papel que
los delegados obreros jugaran en- Ia
c~onferencia de paz, asi como la cues,
tion de una conferencia i~nternacio.
nal obrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
Sc HALLA OBLIGADA

Happy, Texas. Habien6o tornado
cierta medicina que lie fue
dada, segun 10 creemos, la sonora
Vazquez Sc eXpresa en- los siguientes
.ttrmineS: "Snnores. deseo deer q US
tedes, que 20 he tornado su me licina.
Alma Cordial, con muy buenos result
tados, por 10 que me he visto obi
gada a recomendar SUI buena casa con
todas mis- amistades. Hoy les adjun-
to a esta UT giro postal por va!or de
dos pesos, para que Sc sirvan enviar-
me dos cajas. S. S. Conception Vaz-
quez, Box 113, Happy, Texas" Para
Catarro, Tos, Resfrios pasados, San
gre impura, Tisis, Reumas, Coraz6n,
Higado, Rinones, Asma, Falta de vi
gor, a mujeres y hombres. usen AL
ma Cordial. Vale TN peso. Pidala
a su boticario o haga su pedido d..
rectamente q nosotroS Y lie sera remi-
t;da porte pagado. Sc DEVUELVE
Ell DOBLE DEL PRECIo 81 NO
BENEFICIAL A QUEEN LA USE.
Dirijanse a Miller and Co. Sta. A,
Dept. SO, San Antonio, Texas.
ADJ.
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LONDRES, Mayo LEI magni-
fico tempo enteramente dcspcjado,
que hiciera ell j~ueves, ayudo grande-
mente a los aviadores inglesej pa
ia llevar a cabo sus eX~cursiones ae-
reas Y alcanzar sobre ell enemlgo nu-
merosas victorias. Veintisiete ma
quinas alsmanas fueron echadas aba
10 Y otras II puestas fuera de &C.
ci6n, segun dice ell communicate Official
que Sc publico hoy en- esta capital,
referente a las operaciones "ereas.
Ell texto de dicho parte es como 81
que:
"El tempo despejado que preva-
lecio ell i~ueves, ayudo a nuestros a.
viadores grandemente en- sus opera
clones aereas. Mas de vaiuticiDcu
jtoneladas de bcmbas fueron a~rroja-
das sob.e d%iferentes blancos, entire
los que ~figuraban importantcs csta-
Clones ferrocarrileras, tales como Ids
dc Journal, Marcoing, Chaulnes v
Cambria Y dcpositos en- Carvin, Peron
ne V Chipilly v os muelles de Zee
brugge. La lucha ell ell aire fue csc
dias mas o menos continue y particu-
larmente muy intensa hacia ell obscu-
recer.
"Veintisicte maquinas alemanas
! fueron echadas abajo y doce puestas
, fuera de accion. Ademas cuatro Clio
bcs de los que ell enemigo emplea
para sus observaciones fueron des-
truidos. Seis de nuestras ma1uinas
no han ~regresado a sus bases de ope-
raciones.
"Durante la nochc, cuatro y media
| toneladas de bombas fueron a~rroja-
das sobre los muelles y a la antrada
del Canal en- Ostende y tres media to-
ncladas de bom5as sobre las plazas
de Peronne, Chaulnes y Bapaume.
Todas las maquinas que tomaron par
tie en- eStas operaciones, regresaron a
sus bases"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
IA NATUREEEzE NECEyITE HYUDK
PARA QUE Sc CONSERVE I'D. BlEN

var Ia sangre absolutaments ibre do
toda impureza. Este antique remedio
es un maravilloso purificador = toni
ficante, = no tiene igual para conser-
var la sangre RIGA y pura. Restable-
CO 81 spstito > tonifi:a TODD 81 ais
tema.
S. S. s., ss vendido por todos los
droguistas. Ha sido usado con Ell ma
yor de los exitos, durante mas de Gin
cuenta amos; y practicamente, hay mu
chas personals de diferentes estados
que pueden dar testimonio de 10 va
lioso que es. Escriba por folletos y
consejor medicos, gratis, 8 Swift Spe-
cifie Co, Dept o, Atlantis, Go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
LA PRENSA

n RLISHED EVERY DAY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United SfstcS. Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Pucfs
TO Rico, Panama, and the PhiliptnS
Islands:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
NICARAGUA. EN- ES.
TADO DE SITIO

SAN SALVADOR, Mayo 11.-Ha-
5iendo cntrado la Republica de Nj
caragua al conflicto curopeo, contra
las potencias centraleS, ell Congreso
Nacional ha declarado que 81 pals Sc
encuentra en- estado de sitio Y por 10
tanto quedan suspendidas las garan-
tias constituencies. A~ninciese tam
bi.n que Nicaragua ayudara a los
aliados con TODD 10 que pueda, espe-
cialmente con administrations de
cereales. 10
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LONDRES. Mayo 11.-En las no.
tic;as procedentes del frente de las
operaciones, recibidas hoy en- esta
capital, figuran en- prominente lut
a las tropas ~francesas, pues tanto
en- Flandes, como en- ell Soma, los
soldados del general Petain logra-
ron im~portantes exitos dursnte las
oDeraciones libradas anoche.
En- Ia primera de las areas de ba-
ITALIA mencionada, los f~ranceses To-
craron avanzar su Inca al orlente
de Locre, posicion importante en-
ell frente de batalle al ~suroeste de
Ypres, Dicha maniobra ha sido muy
.inteersante, toda vez que por ella
50 impidi6 IN movimiento de flan-
oueo dirigido por los teutones So
hre cl Monte Rojo. Por su parte
los ing cses,, hicieron varios raids
con huen GXito en- las c%ercanias de
Merville tambiGn cl frcntc del sa'
liente del LyS.
. En- cl frente meridional de bata-
la. es decir. en- c. sector del Soma,
los f~ranceses tambi6n o~btuvlcron
argunos axitos Sobre el enemigo,
nIes en- varios raids hechos entire
N~ontdidier Y Noyon, lie quitaron al
enemigo algunos ~prisioneros y en- un
punto. al noroeste de O~rvillerS- Sc
rel. hicieron un avance muy regu-
lar.
En- cl lado ~meridional del saliente
del I.ys, los alcmanes estan diri-
gierdo I'm violento bombardeo de
art!lleria en- el sector de Robecq,
ash como tambitn han estado ha-
cicndo algunos ataques para conocer
Ia resistencia de la Inca britannica,
Ell cl sector del lomerio de Fimy,
CT Ct frentc de Arras.
Los franceses aun ~conServan en-
su podcr firmemente, la poSicion
carturada aver en- el Patque de
GrivesneS. que esta ahora siendo
bombardeado violentamente por ell
cncmigo. pero que este Sc haya de-
cidido aun 4 dar un contra ataque.
PARIS. Mayo luna encarnl-
zaGa lucha de artilleria en- el frente
al sur de Amiens. en- la region de
Grive5nes V Mailly-R aineval, que Sc
IN es:ado librando, segin dice ell
corunicado official frances que Sc
do a Ia publicidad hoy en- eSta ca
pi,al. Fl texto ar dina comunica-
81, ~ &c rruno Sip,,r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12

Los ~CIRIJtNp~ ">lan CnuiurElcS. que
on caSn~ de- roriada~. Uu.,naGuraS, S0l-
PCS Y l,"riGaS. ri PRIMER TttATAMlENTO
- H. mas lmpurtanlc. ruandO IN Ell
TiENTE anrisepticn - embellishments ai,l!
rJtn. no hay p"ligrO DE infection Y la
hcrii, nrpir1a a >anar deShc ln"gU. Pa
r. uSn dc hnf'brc T. h"etla. ~BOlnInNE
- 81 hNTl>El'TlCu IDEAL. \ AtiENTE
CURATlNO. C0mprelG iucgo y este liSto
para Cualuuier cmergenCla. PreCiO, 2Jc.
5Dc.. 800 Y $50. De vcnta por II. Cohn
and Tn ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
Una peouehs syuds VA nuy leioa.

Una peQuela synda VI muy ieioa.
81 listed desea c~onservar 50 cuerpo
In buenas condolences de salud y TO-
buste., rebosando de esa esplendida
vitalidad que indica que esta Ebre de
TODD dolor, primero que TODD, 10 que
tiena listed que hacer, Is conservar
cura So sangre.
Una igera impureza que alients
en- So sangre, efectuara muy pronto
b ruina del bienestar de TODD 81 Sis
tema.
sunas cuantas botellas de s. s. s.,
le daran precisamente Ia ayuda que
u n~aturaleza necesita, para eonsef-
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NuMER0SAS YICT0RIAs
AEREkS De Los
iNCLESES
Ell jue,es ectaron abajo n ma
DUMAS euenigas y pusicror
fuera de aCCi6n a GtraS II

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