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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
Outdoor Religious Services
at Gettysburg IN Summer

Gettysburg, Pa, June Ia. S.-The
Ministerial Association has tormu-
lated its plans for the usual union
services during the months of July
and August and what will prove
to be a pleasing innovation will be
introduced Instead of holding the
services in the different churches OF
the town as has been the custom
for years, a series of outdoor services
viii be conducted, each Sunday the
service being held in a different part
of the town, with a different preacher
each week Two Sunday evenings the
services will be held on the Kurtz
playground, two in the Center
Square and one each on the campus
at the college, the campus at the
academy. and the lawns at the high
school and the Meade school.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

the bar of the House he could vote.
eff this bill is passed and is ap-
piled as loosely as you have had
this roll called. God help the wage
Garner" shouted Mr., Fowler.
The vote was then announced.
All Dauphin men except Mr.. Ulsh,
who was absent. voted against the
bill. MessrS Bowman, Beckley and
Bower voted for the bill, as did
Messrs. Cook and Brooks. York
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
H Low Cost Of Packard Reserve Power

Here IS scientific principle many n'otort o,erIooks.
No matter how fast how sIow you 7Oant to co. yom
cannot go right unless your has reserve power
rightly applied Until has driven the Packard
Trim Six he 4H know exactly 7Ohat that means.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

when three sRlths old my little
brother started w-N an awful rash
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
Has Plan to Get the
Danube Bridged Quickly

New YsriK. June 1s-Regina1d Ford
an Englishman. 20 years old one of
the largest steel manufacturers in
France, who is said to have con-
trolled 80 per cent of the Spanish
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

great. and then here
"For I think American engtneeH1
he said. can have plans ready In :
month"
The new bridge he said. would -
an enormous one, using 10000 tons e
steel in its construction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

said that Frances war casualties in
cluded 10000 men who had lost
their sight. the Under Secretary of
the Army Medical Department at
once challenged the figure. Later in
the same sitting he announced that
the number of blinded men does not
exceed 1900
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
WIVES, COMMuNAL FrRrs

Liverpool - Fuel for domestic use
has become so scarce In Carnar-
vonshire that the housewives have
formed community organizations to
cook over one ire =
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
If You Live In the Mo. Valley District You
Owe it to yourself to Buy INN issourj Valley

Hint tya down to er
standyoM iapb every other man woman
syouGt from you row prppertr can aid
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

MOSKOVITZ&5FEInyss Grocery, Meats
]. p. EGAN, Egan's Department Store.
ID. BROWN & SON, Drugs and Kodaks.
B. C. STARLIN, The Monument Man.
LEWIS & WILLIAMS, Groceries,
G. Fl. DEUR, Building Material and Coal.
VALLEY MILLS, Home of Cream Of Valley
MO. VALLEY ICE and OLD STORAGE co.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
BUY IN Mo. VALLEY

GEO. w. GAVER, North Side Meat Market.
HARRY WARD, Wards Shoe Store.
HARRY r. NEWTON CO., Lumber and Coal
DOTY & PETERSON, The Edison Store.
OWEN ENG. & CONST. CO., Electrical Shop
UNION COOPERATIVE ASSN, Groceries.
F. q. ROBERTS, The Wehrli Jewelry Store.
K. E. BRUNDIGE, Hardware.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

REIFENRATH BROS, Furniture. s g..
T. M. GILMORE, Groceries.
ROBT. W. HARVEY, The Rexall Store.
MOLLIE HUNTSINGER, The Racket Store.
"THE FAIR General Merchandise.
i. r. PIKE, Pixies Variety Shop.
SHAFER DRUG CO., The Penslar Store.
Ed. BRADLEY & CO., Clothing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

yourself-if you have a handsome
frame to begin with The one excep-
tion is the bag at the upper left hand
corner whion has rema rkable frame
of black ana red enamel. This bag
is made of wide and marrow satin
ribbons in two shades of gray-blue and
the fiat little bows of narrow ribbon
used as trimming are exceedingly
smart and Frenchy. This bag Is shirred
across the lower edge in a new way
and the lining. is red satin--to match
the red in the enamel frame.
AT the upper right and lower left
corners are bags trimmed with rudles
Of narrow satin ribbon. The upper
bag is of dark blue satin with strip
Of Persian ribbon down the center;
the gathered ribbon ruffle is black with
tilagree silver buttons at intervals. The
frame and chain handle are Of silver.
The lower bag Is of pink and nauve
Dresden silk with rufFic OF Natter
blue ribbon set on under a couciing
of silver braid. The frame ard chain
handle. are silver; the lining pale lilac
satin. AT the lower right harA corner
is graceful big OF faille blue MORE
silk with a gathered and stitched frlll
midway of its lenEth-a favored style
that ono is glad 20 perceive has not
gone out. The pointed frame is Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

since chinchilla became almost unot'-
tainable The street coat Of keranli
has particularly stunning ape collar
of ringtail opossIm and you may guess
that such a distinguished collar would
never be Put on any garment that did
not admit itself to be high in fashion
favor. This coat has the straight. fla
line at back and front and the fun.
ness at ess's-r side that fashion de.
crees this season.
Fur Fabrics Come In CoioIs
Some Of lie fur fabrics are to be
fad in soft pleasing Neutral tones like
taupe. .~srnake gray. elephant gray and
the Ike. AID one may even obtain
more der.a sd colors. if wrap to
match a cer:s.n frock is desired. These
colored p'I shcs. pressed into fur pa
tern lack he distinction of keran
which so nearly approaches rea.
I broadtail n its rich blackness or or
mass beaver which is so like genuine
beaver that at little distance it il;
hard 10 sei he difference. I5ut the
colored fu- s..orics are liked for Trim
ming purrc~es. for evening wraps and
especially for chIdren's little coats.
The seal '.sIshes are particularly good
for childrsa's wraps A very smart
little coat of seal plush in the rich
seal color NJ has cuffs. eton collar and
ball buffers Of white coney fur and
there is = hat TO match. the rounded
crown Of e1l plush and the rolled
mp briTn or .hife corey Another cun-
ming littIe coat is of white broadcloth
with coil*r cuffs buttons and deep
trimming pand around the edge Of
mass beavcr The cap has a melon
crown Of he beaver fabric and a poke
lorinl Of a1.te coney almost ccit3s.f15
the eyes. Both Of these coats are 50
short th5' they escape the knees by
several inches and no petiicoais are
visible below the coat-edge- White
kid legg.ngs cover the little legs clesi
above ti7e knee. the vcry Snort coat
falling over the top of the tegging-
WAY PeItry Is So Scarce
There was very little trapping Q:
fur-beariag animals dunng the wal
and, Of Coarse, Russia was oat OF ii, a.
far as far exports weni. Labor for
preparing furs for the market has
been scarce as in all other lines oi
business; and ihe d.tficuay and oflea
the impoasi3lliiy OF shipping furs has
added to the bad situation. Bu' non
the makers Of far coats sad wraps ar
protesting that the tr6ub.e iiea afh
the women themselves; That the de
mand for lavish fur trimming on COS
tune has made fur for COATS ard oth-
er large garments very scarce and thai
consequently such garments have risen
n price. The vogue of small fu1
wraps. of coatees. of stoles and 50 on
has also robbed the Manufacturer Of
whole fur garments. In the old days
when hundred dollars would buy
preseniable fur coat. there were no
scores or pretty little furry eYer.nF
jacksts and eostees and scarfs-an-
bepocketed fur sport coats. One eith-
er bought a fur wrap or a fur neck
piece in those days. Neither wofr-
On insist on fur trimming on frocas
hats and even negiigees ss they do
now. Winter suits sometimes bad pip
lngs OF fur aud little fur collars, but
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

the elbow. The plumed hat carries
out the effect also. Many of the new
autumn coats have tiers OF fiounces
Ike this and the middle fiounce has
the most flare. giving the new sill
houette--wide at the hip. The Wat
tcau pleat at the back keeps the line
there perfectly straight and fiat. No
flare or bulge is permitted at the back
OF the silhouette; only at the sides Is
,ss hnutfaat effect apparent.
A1pther wrap of maas beaver. pic
tured today, has great distinction.
There is a deep square yoke of seal
skin with a fare collar faced with
Australian opossum. This collar may
Be worn as the illustration suggests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

or turned down fiat on the shoulders
the opossum forming revers at tho
front over panel OF the seal that eS
tends down from the front Of the yoke
Innings in these new fur fabric wraps
have distinction that proves the high
regard in which these fur substitutes
are held. Rich brocades and cor
satins in charming colors are put into
the Innings and such a wrap makes
wonderful background. thrown over
chairback behind its wearer in theatre
or restaurant. TO match the wraps
there are charming toques and caps Of
the fur fabric. trimmed with glittering
metal leaves and flowers or small mo-
tailic ornaments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16
ENCHANTING LOUIS XIV DANCE
FROCkS

IWS you may imagine from their
Eu name they are the gayest. most
frivolous little frocks Imaginable
and IL one could but powder her hair
ana don artful patches" Of black
courtpisster. the Louis Nv effect
would be complete. ono of these lit
Tie dance frocks Is Of pink satia--.n
tho skirt portion The bodice Is made
of pink satin ribbons. cross..a in se,,-
eral directions 10 give a deep V deco,.
ietage and pointed vestee effect ex.
tending down below the waistline. The
shoulder straps are made of little pink
silk roses and there is "A puffy pannier
Of pink ribbons caught up with pink
roses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

HE war mas done strange Things
III with fabrics. Materials that were
- beloved before the war and which
@are almost impossible 10 get nov
nave been initiated SO cleyerly in sub
st!tutes" that the substitutes have
completely won over femiEinity by
their beauty of texture and real ele-
Gance of quality. Fur is one of the
1hings that has been most cleverIy re-
produced with woven threads; and. SO
aamirable-so really beautifal--are
many of these fur substitutes that
hey have won their way into the ex-
lusive class of dressers- Five years
go a certain ignominy attached IL
elf to a real plush eoat---but that was
he time when real seal coats could be
lad at a reasonable price and near
zeal coats tmade of actual though
humble fur) were going at fifty and
lxty dollars. Now. when two hun
.lred dollars will not buy a really
handsome fur coat the fastidous wom-
n who has not FIVE hundred or 4
thousand dollars to spend for a winter
wrap. prefers to invest IN graceful
good looking garment of high class fur
ia brio instead of making the best Of a
cheap sort of coat of second rate
real fur"
Kerami Used For Stunning Wraps
One of the most distinguished of the
new fur fabrics IS keranIi--or kerami
Persica IL you choose to give 1t its
full name. The texture is very Ike
that OF almost priceless broadtail- Inc
lights and shadows have the same ricn
gloss and the material drapes even
more gracefully than genuine broad
l. rsfr-af, 4
with genuine fur has nothing cheap
about its suggestion. II is a wrap OF
distinction and one pays substantial
price for it--quife enough TO satisfy
aiy woman who rates cioi hes by what
they cost in dollars and cents. But
keraFni coats are not prohib:tive to
women outside the millionaire class,
as genuine broadtail coats are just
now.
Three stunning wraps OF kerami are
pictured. One is a jaun:y jacket of
the hip-length type that is preferred
by younger women this season. A cap
waiting little Jacket ii is, you'll admit.
eith its graceful draped sleeve ending
IN a wide cuff; it's long roll collar: its
little waistcoat-and Its slantlns pock-
cts to tuck the fingertips in. The big
collar may be reversed and crossed
over the waistcoaf in double-breasted
fashion. and the back of it turned up
about the neck. on very cold day.
Worn with a frock OF draped sa.in
and one of those little walking hats
with a pale tan feather curling back
over the crown. the lustrous black
kerami Jacket is good looking enough
for anybody. AT any rate these fu-
fabric coats are the thing now and
are accepted by the elect not as imite-
ton fur. but as garments made CT
new and desirable material. one OF
the long wraps is intended for after
noon and street wear and the other Is
frankly a dress wrap-for limousine
wear The latter wrap. of oiaek ke-
r.,nf ha. a new stuffed bolster col
,.v OF Australian opossum. which has
henems . very smart trimming fur
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

derwear, and smart linen sport biouscs.
But as Tor furs: There seems no an
swer to the problem except 10 pay
appalling prices for genuine peltry or
TO accept the very agreeable and salts
factory fur fabrics that fashion has
already sealed with her approval.
A Wattcau Coat Lii Beaver Plush
Very suggestive OF the Louis ANI
period IS the pictured coat of icetex
beaver;-with its deep. kingiy collar. its
broad Vatican pleat down the back,
and its sleeves with inserted puffs a;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

pierced metal and the chain is metal
also.
In the center Is a large bag which
viii hold a number of things yet the
bag is not heavy because the massive
frame is of amber. Grass green satin
was used for the bag and the fringe
and SILK tassel match in shade. The
handle is made of the green satiD
roped ard braided to form chain.
and the bag is lined with pale yell
low satin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

goats ald oversk,r.s heavily nAnce@
M'th fur were Unknown. no wonder
he poor fur coat makers compla Z
that there is no longer enough peltry
80 go round--or al least to fall 70
heir sh2ret And there is no hope ha,
-he Government ''eaa release fur" as
it did linen and leather. after the wa,
ended; for the Government used fu:
n no such quantities as it did liner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

and leather during war days. In fact
FUR was no war-necesstty as linen and
leather were Now millions of boots
and thousands of saddles and belts
4re no longer necessary and leather
IS restored 10 general use. Now linen
5 not needed for hospitals and fer
ae wings OF tght;ns planes. and WOE.
n may ngG-n satisfy her taste for fine
able danlask and luxurious Linen un-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

with underla.f sections Of blue moroc-
co. A Stitching in blue follows all
around the Lnderlaid patterns
Black and white bags are immensely
smart for day use and here color az
pears in the lining ard in the frames.
A stunniEg bag Of black velvet and
white satin has g frame Of red enams y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16


and a lining Of red SIX; beautiful
bag Of black and white striped satin
has a frame of silver set with turt
quoise and the lining is turquoise
blue satin. Velves is favorite bag
material. though tho first bags for
autumn are Of failie. brocade or taf-
feta. These silk bags. however, do not
look so well, once winter weather sets
in. Then the silk bag is reserved for
evening and theatre use and the street
bag Is made of velvet or of long
mapped satln---a new and stunning
bag material
The eight bags pictured show hos
bag surfaces are broken these days
by tucks. pleats, shIrring, cording or
some other device. Very seldom is q
bag perfectly plain from frame TO low
or edge; and then only when the ma
terial is 81 handsome in i.self that 1t
Is pity to break it Up by cross trim
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

mings one of the velvet bags pic.
tured is an example Of thls--the center
bag IN the smaller illustration. This
bag is made OF tete dc negre velvet
appliqued wirh coral colored ribbon IN
flower and lattice pattern. the rib
bon embroidered 10 the velvet win a
close feather stitch. The frame Is OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

skct shape.
carved shell and the handle % knotted
cord. This cord and the haavy silk
tassel hanging from the big are in the
te:e de negro shade Of the velvet bag.
The lining is 9ale pink satin
At the left is a fascinating lil'le
restaurant bag shaped like Wattoau
basket. II IS an ordinary, rather deep
bag of satin and the basket shape is
made by shirring in the lower portion
and adding circular piece Of fabric
for the bottom Of the basket. The
frame Is or carved shell. On the right
is u dainty litti. theatre bag made
of pink and ro color silk brocade
with lining Of pink satin. The frame
is of smoke gray shell with a carved
metal wreath ornament and the chain
handle IS silver.
The other illustration shows some
very practScal bags with pierced
frames; the sort you can copy for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16
Cleper limitations Of Genuine Pe7fr~ Find FaUor
WithPertics ar w Won7en--E Escessiue Use o.
Fur Trimming Has NJ Made Petty Scarce
and E1pensiue-Fu f abr.c Wraps.

- HE war has done strange things s
III with fabrics Materials that were /
"a beloved before the war and which |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
uN cLERfCo tTALIANo DICE QUE
DEScuBRlO uN cALENnARIO
PERPErUo

ROMA, Noviembre 17.--El Reve.
rendo Francisco Scatigna, del pueblo
90 Locortondo. do IA Provincial dc
Bari, asegura haber descubierto 81
Calendario Perpetuo. que los So.
bios de todas las epoeas han veuido
persiguiendo.
FL calendrio que ha lnyentadO eli
humilde cI6rigo, consiste de dos dis
cos superpuestos, mo spbfe el otro
concentricamente uno mayor que el
otro, pudiendo girar independfento-
mente. Moyiendo convenlentfnente
ambos discos, puede obtenerse 81 dfa,
Ia semana y ell mes c~6rfectos, de
c~ualdnier aho que sc desee Sila ase.
yeraci1n del clerigo de Locortondo
resulta' cIerta, ella yendra a eehar
por TERRA Ia pfedlcei6n del gran as
tr6nomo Herahell de que iamas po-
drfa arreglarse lh calendario perpe.
tue corrocto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

Nj Ell capital explotado ri Ell ira.
bajo arrogantemente organizado sc lie
debe permitir que gobierne los asun'
tos de este pals, y de ningun mode
permitira Ell b~olsheyismo. La mejor
cura. para la difieultad que ha sido
causada Fpor los elementos perturi
badores es una asercion vigoEosa de
la s6yeranla del gobierno y la lev
Esta es la opinion en- breve. del Gober-
nador Larrazolo de Nuevo fMxicos en-
una declaration que hizo no ha mucho
oxplfcando su mode de Q el asun-
to.
La inquietud industrial y economical
de hoy, la huelga carbonffera y Ell
alto costo de la vida los discute ell
Gobernador Larrazolo en- una earta
al Manufacturers Record que apare-
clio en- la edici6n del dfa II de No
viembre.
Aquf esta la carta:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

para 81 p~eriodico b revista, IN deta-
lie mas bien dc est6tIca que de- prac.
'tica, ell que los finales & Ias lineas
resultaban desiguales, puea en- Ia Ell
critura en- maqnila no SO puede l0-
grar que todos los renglones termi-
mem On IA misma' iinea, Este detecto
fue eli que pf0puso subs8nar ell Pre-
Isfdenfe de Ia Washington Republican
State Press y acgdn ha ~anunciad0
el mismo,, hafIogrado va su obj9to,
Mr. Beard ha ideado ) c~onstruido
un aparatito Que puede adaptafse a
~cualquier maquina de- estribir, y por
medic de cuaI Sc 'consique d desapa1
|rezca la desigualdad de los ~reneiones
escritos, ~espaciando o "Justificando".
como Sc dice en- Ell cal0 tipografico.'
debidamente las 1ineas de- escritura.
Bastard pues, que oil redactor sea
I'M POGO cuidadoso al eseribir sus mo-
tas. para eYitarse los err0res en- eI
[texto de lectufa. y arreglar las .cuar.
tillas' a un tamano aprOpiado para
baio de estar hacienda re~daccioneH
especiales para Ell material de cada
redactorS para que Ell nueyo proceed.
lniento resplte yedaderamente prac'
Etico.
Sc arguira por aIgunos que no ten
gan Inucho empehO en- que SO realize
ltal Reforms tipografica, que Ia eco.
1nomia p~ecuniaria que Sc pretende al.
canzar con ell nueYo proeedimiento, no
existe, pues las empresas editoras
tendran que haGer gastos para mon
tar talleres a~decuados de fotograba-
~ 49,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
,MuLTADos EN- $500; UNA RicAMA
A IA PENiTENctARiA.

albuquerque, N. Mex, Nov. 21.--Los
~seiores George Trutillo, Justo L0-
PEE Y Celso Gallegos, fueron multados
en- $500 cada uno en- la cofte de dis
trito 81 ldnes, poi, ell 5Qez Hickey Los
tres hombres fueron halIados culpa-
bles en- el ultimo termino de la corte
por I'm asalto con arnia, sohre la per
soma de John Mann. Jr., en- la plaza
yieja en- Mayo pasado, a resultas de
cuyo asalto Of ioven Mann perdi0 un
ojo. Trujillo page la multa inmedia-
tamente; q los otros dos Sc les do
a escoger de pagan Ia multa en- cinco
dIas q ser sentenciados d Ia penlten
ciarfa.
La seiora Anita Aidaco de Monies
fue sentenciada a servir dos amos y
un mes On la penitenciarfa, baio car
go de bigamia de tener dos mafid0s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
DETNGSE Ia RQUEA Y NO Sc PRMTA QUE LAS lMN0NS SUDAN
AL IR0O, rs Il c0EEJO DEL G1BERMDOR LARRk0D !. Mex
ST los Huelguistas CarbonifgfNSf Iubieran Canada
ESQ sHubiera Significado Victoria para los
.sSoviets. Esta es la opinion en- breve, del
Executive de Nuevo Mexico.

H. .K fM HnA NH ArHHN
"Tengo la suya del 81 del ~corrien-
te, en- Ia cual me adjunta una edicion
del Manufacturers Record puhlica-
do ppr ustedes. No he tenido item
|po de deer TODD ell peri6dico v sus
contenidos, pero 81 he leido muy cut
dadosamente uu artfculo marcado Y
Iirtitulado 10 que ell presidente y
Icada un G0bernador deberfa de ha-
GER permitame decirle que estoy en-
complete simpatia con los principles
que alba Sc declaran. al efecto que
los trabajadores que deseen trabajar
Sc les dc Ia protection mas anplia y
complete ~encontra de cualQuiera VIC
|lencia 0 intimidation.
"F5a sido la historic de todas las
hueIgas, de las cuales 70 tengo CO..
nocimiento, que los hueIgistas no Sc
satisfacen con solo deiar ellos ell ira
bajo, sino que a adelahte, v por me-
'dio de ~violencia actual. cuando Sc ha-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

mo una eTidencia dc la gran con.
fianza del pnbllco y. por mi parte.
estoy c~onVencido de que 81 todoe
toinAran Ell Hero Nuxado al sem
tirse debiles Y decaidos ayudariap
= foEmar naeion DC hemRres y
fos.
81 listed no es fUerte o no. se eiento
buOnc Y ganos deberA hacer 10 siEuien-
te pruebat Ffjese durante cuAnt0
tempo. puede listed traba1ar sin som
tirse canaado. En- segulda tome u.s.
ted dos tabletas de cinco granoa de
despues do los aiimentos y o
eEpacio dc dos aemanas. En- segui-
"a pruebe de nuevo gu energfa y.
1llese eu TODD 10 que ha f&anadO-
~NuineroeaB pefeonas n~erVfosAs y de-
caldne cue eataban enfermeA han
'adineQfndo De nannera rauy notable
~ aalud = .~fortaieza solamente con
haber tornado er hiefro en- una forma
adecuada, y esto despues de que en-
muchoe casos habfan conaultado q
iyariQa medicos Sin pbtener 81 me-
nor beheiicio'
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