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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16

WASHINGTON. Jan. To-
Prohibition became part of the
basic law of the United States
today. Ratification of the federal
amendment by the legislature of
Nebraska makes that measure
the 18th amendment to the fed
eral constitution.
All but a half dozen OF the as
states are expected TO adopt tho
amendment in the next few weeks.
but the action of Nebraska today
fourths of the states the number
necessary to administer John Bar
leycorn the knockout punch.
One year from today every sa-
loon. brewery, distillery and wine
press In the land must close its
doors. unless as now seems likely
they are already closed at that time
by war prohibition which goes into
effect next July l. and stays until
completion of demobilization.
Here Is the Amendment.
The amendment, which outlaws
LIQUOR in this country reads:
Section After one year from
the ratification Of this article the
manufacture. sale or transportation
Of intoxicating liquors within, the
importation thereof into or the eX-
portation thereof from the United
States and all territory subject 10
the Jurisdiction thereof for bever-
age purposes are hereby prohibited.
Section 2-The congress and
several states have the concurrent
power to enforce this article by ap-
propriate legislation.
Section 3-The article shall be
imperative unless il shall have been
ratified as an amendment TO the
constitution by the legislatures of
the several states as provided By the
constitution within seven years OF
the date Of submission hereof 10 the
states by congress"
This is the amendment adopted
by congress Dec. Is. 1917. and rati-
fed by SO states. a little more than
one year later.
What IL VIII DO.
And here are some OF the things
that the amendment viii do.
Wipe out at a stroke 236 distiller-
les. s92 breweries. and over 300. 1000
saloons and wholesale liquor estab-
lishments. forcing their employees
to seek other Jobs
Cut of from these persons an
nuai income tOtalling more than
$40. 600. 900 in pre-war times
Cut off from the United States
treasury a source Of taxation count
ed upon for an even billion dol
lars in the first drafts of the new
revenue bill and millions IN addi-
tionaI incomes TO state treasures.
Remove the liquor question from
national state and city politics for
all time. and help decrease city
state and federal expense by de
creasing law violations.
Fight Il Age Old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16
BY WILLIAM p. sIsDIs.
By United Press:

PARIS Jan. t6The associated delegates working at
ul speed today to get everything in readiness for the formal
opening of the full congress Saturday afternoon Several of
The most important problems upon which the initial session hinges
remained unSolved. Among these
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16
PEACE CONFERENCES To BE
STAR CHAMBER SESSIONS
Council Adopts Rigid Rule Against
Publicity Ignoring open Covenants
of Peace Openly Arrived At"

PARIS, JAM 16.-The peace delegates decided today
call correspondents of the allied
into conference for interchange of views" be-
eved that the recen secrecy order would be brought up
and also indicated that it would be materially mod-
fed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16

BY United Press:
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-,
Jan. 16.-MissOuri today rati-
fled the federal prohibition
amendment, the house concur
ring, 1O4 TO SO. i'm the resOlu-
ton passed by the senate
earlier by a vote of % TO 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16
Fight l. Age old.

The fight on liquor. triumphant
today. is as old as the constitution
itself
It raised its head early in the
18th century and was looked upon
as another crank notion
But II gathered strength. Church
% took II up. doctors followed and
then came organizations of anti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16
THE WEATHER

Indiana Cloudy tonight and Fri
day, probably rain or snow in south
and central portions somewhat
colder FRIDAY
Lower Michigan Part cloudy co.
night and Friday colder Friday.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
KENT COUNTY RIPPER" BILL
PASSES THE STATE SENATE
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

ing for a more efficient collection OF
taxes in Kent county by abolishing
the Office of tax collector in the ten
districts, and establishing the Office OF
receiver of taxes and county treas
urer, was passed by vote of 10 yeas
70 nays, Senator Pool voting with
the Democrats and Senator Brown not
voting.
Democrats Hold up Appropriation
As a consequence of the passing Oh
the Kent county "ripper" bills in the
senate by the Republicans yesterday
afternoon the Democratic members OF
tne house held a caucus during the al
temOon and took drastic action on all
future bills coming before the house
mat of agreeing to vote ''No" on every
Dill whether it be an appropriation OF
otherwise. Without the Democratic
votes in the house no bills requiring
tWo-thirds or three-fourths vote car
be passed..
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
Wooden Shoes Glass;.

If it were not for the pioneers hui
manity would be helpless. The wife
Of Lieut.. A. J. Huntington of the One
Hundred Sixty-SecOnd infantry, resi-
dent In Portland, Ore, has long been
of the opinion that shoes are too high
in price, and, having the courage of
her convictions and possessing also
desire to save leather for the army, she
occasionally wears a pair Of neat
wooden low shoes. These are painted
black, with a patent leather effect,
and are really very convenient and
classy in still life, though the rigidity
of the sole is some backset. The lieu
tenant sent the shoes from France,
where that style of shoes is much in
use. With rubber tires to dispense
with the staccatO rattle on cement
walks, mother and the girls might
save pin money and get along, and
with a few old pairs around the house
would never be out of kindling wood.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

On Saturday evening, March 2, at
8.45 o'clock, Mr.. William M. Chambers
of Petersburg, was united in marriage
to Miss Mabel E. Walters, of Canter-
bury. They were attended by Mr..
George Kersey and Miss Elsie Wal
tiers. The ceremony took place at the
Methodist Protestant Parsonage Eel
ton, the pastor, Rev. James T. Moore,
performing the ceremony.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
BLACKBIRD MEASURING PARTY
An Evening of Fun and Pleasure Aus
pieces of EpwOrth League, Nets $500

An Evening of Fun and Pleasure Aus
pieces of EpwOrth League, Nets $500
,Blackbird, March 11-Members and
friends of the Epworth League en-
joyed a social evening on Friday at
the home of Mrs. Cora Heinold. Two
cents an inch for waist measure were
charged and about $45 were received
to be used as a donation for foreign
missions. An evening of games and
music were enjoyed. The participants
Included: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Reynolds,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Reynolds, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Spicer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Helm
old, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Heinold,
Mrs. Royden Caulk, Mrs. Fannie Buck
son, Mrs. C. w. Foard, Mrs. S. R.
Townsend, Mrs Spencer BucksOn, Mrs.
Maryland Porter, Misses Ida Stats,
Elizabeth Stats, Elsie Rowland, Mar
garet Caulk, Dorothy Caulk, Edna
Conner, Marion Hobson, Mary John
son, Marion MCGOWAN, Edna Huffnal,
Ella Ferguson, Anna Keen, Margie
Records, Anna Keller, Florence Helm
old, Carroll Stats, Ralph Ryan, John
Marshall, j Alfred Jones, John Beth,
Charles Beth, Riley Watson, Lieut.
enant Irving Hutchinson, Edible Burge
Stanley Johnson, Frank Smith, Harry
Keen, Ralph Heinold, Edward BrOtton
Franklin Ennis.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

On Saturday, March 18th, I will
,oeu the store previously occupied by
n. Oliver, with a full line of child
,.O,s wear and notions. Jennie w.
Nabrey.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

Nj. and Mrs. James Robinson and
hmily wish to thank their friends for
heir great kindness during the recent
illness and death of Mrs. Robinson's
dAer Miss Lucy ]. Voshell.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

The 10Th session of the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware Ancient Order
United Workman viii be held in Will
mingtOn, Tuesday and Wednesday
March 18th and 18th.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

Detective Hurd, on Saturday ap-
uehended Walter Smith, a young
Thite boy, held under three charges,
that of the larceny of a horse, assault
and battery and cruelty to animals.
Smith is under parole on a charge of
driving away a horse.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
EXPERIENCES COVER THERE"
Mr. Smith of Clayton Industrial School
Addresses SMYRNA Club Women.

Addresses Smyrna CIub WOHIeH'
.After Mrs. Arts sang "Dear Old
pal of Nine" last Friday, the club
listened to a very interesting talk on
DEMONSTRATION in France" given by
Mr. Smith of the Industrial School,
CLAYTON, Del. Mr.. Smith had been a
member of a unit formed of FRIENDS
and he gave some of his experiences
UOver There" For next Friday tne
n,ooram will be arranged by Mrs
Handy. Chairman Of History.-Cor
Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

It is estimated that more than 1000
people were in Smyrna Friday after
noon attending the horse and mule
sale of T. Howard Barwick. The sale
met all expectations and figured more
than $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

The room on Lockerman street near
Governors avenue, occupied by the
Dover band, was entered few nights
AGO and two horns and suit stolen.
The horns were recovered last Friday
BY Officer Wheatley.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

Farmers in this vicinity are COM
nenting on the advanced price of clo-
Ter seed which is from $26 to S28 a
hshel. Farmers who have large
xreage will use more land for hay
as year. There is a feeling that the
farmers will be bothered this year
with insect pests.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

Tho Woman's Home Missionary
c.,ietv will meet at the home of Mrs.
NJ Price on Thursday, March 10,
go p. m.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

An entertainment was given by the
students of the Townsend High School
On Friday evening at the school under
the direction of Miss Ethel L. Roth
well, of Smyrna, the principal. The
Program included dialogues, a play
and music furnished by Mrs. Richard
Fennemore of Middletown. About S83
received, which will be expended for
the benefit of the school.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
LOCAL MARKETS
GRAIN
cuyRNA AND VICINITY

s.ort Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Miss Margaret R. Conaway will
ave her spring millinery opening
~ Saturday, March 15.-See adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

Declining to accept the position as
private secretary to Congressman
c. R. Layton, Mayor H. C. Stewart of
Georgetown is said to have given
way to former State Detective Oscar
N. Thomas of Dagsboro, who has ac-
cepted the post. Pressing business is
said to be the cause for the refusal of
the position by Mayor Stewart.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

W. G. Beatty has taken his brother
Robert Beatty, an expert plumber of
Atlantic City, N. j., in partnership
with him and the new firm will be
known as Beatty Brothers, plumbers.
They are fitting up an Office and MAX
ing a neat and attractive plumbing
shop in Mr.. Beatty's building corner
Of Main and Mt. Vernon Street.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
RobO en- Santurce

Gabriel Carrion, vecino de Santurce
not6 que una libreta del Banco Popu-
lar que Ell guardaba en- un badl, habia
desaparecido. Embellishments vino a
las ofcinas del Banco a participar 10
ocurrido, informandole un empleado, q.
un individuo Sc habia presentado ALI
diciendo namarse Gabriel Carrion'' y
Sc habia llevado ell total del dinero que
quedaba, sea $780,
La libreta lie fue prescntada como
prueba de clio; y efectivamente ALI
estaba la firma apocrifa del ladron.
embellishments Sc di6 cuenta la
Detective, y esta acusa a Juan Diaz,
de ser ell autor del hecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

Estudiantes que Sc graduan.
En- el ano escolar, que Ell la Univer-
sidad termina ell dia IL de JUNO. sc
graduan mas de doscientos estudiantes
de todos los departamentos. Quizas en-
proximas resenas demos a conocer
todos cada uno de los jovenes que ham
triunfado en- sus empefios, y por hoy
nos concretamos a presenfar dos dc
los vencedores, que forman parte dc
los dos mas altos departamentos gra-
duados: Jose Apellaniz Stores y Ra-
mon Lopez Irizarry.
Ell joven Apellaniz curse estudios en-
ell Colegio de Artes Liberales, donde
sobresali6 por sus brillantes notas Y
por sus meritos personales. Llegc en-
1916 del Colegio de Moczo. donde cu~
SO sus estudios preliminares e ingre
SO en- este departamento de que hoy
sale graduado de Bachiller en- Glen
cias. Fue ell primer ayudante de quimi-
ca Ell los Laboratories del colegio, pues-
to que conquisto por su laboriosidad e
inteligencia. Sus esfuerzos fuera de sus
clases por mantener ell "espiritu esco-
lar'' (que diria Colon), no fueron un
obstaculo para ganar sus notas magni.
ficas.
Ramon Lopez Irizarry fue estudian.
te de Farmacia. Es de cabo Rojo. y
con este Sc ha dicho todo, pues Cabo
Rojo ha nutrido a nuestra institution
con verdaderos estudiantes que cuen-
tan con todas nuestras simpatias. (Es.
pecialments los del "Caucus'). Sus
profesores podrian hablar mejor que
yo de los triunfos de Lopez Irizarry en-
sus clases; y la clase de sus preocu
paciones por los demas compafieros
Presidi6 halagadoramente la "clase Sc
nior'' de Farmacia, con ell unanime con
sentimiento de los demas estudiantes
En- ell periodic algido de la guerra
formo parte del students Army Trai
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ALEGRE JIRA.

En- Ia fnca del distinguido caballe-
70 don Bautista Miranda, situada en-
ell barrio de Garrochales, de Arecibo, sc
celebr6 una esplendida jira EN- honor
de los maestros rurales de los barrios
de la villa del capita Correa.
Los invitados llegaron a la finca
como las diez de la maiana. FL aire
puro del campo Y las conversaciones
amables despertaron Ell apetito de los
excursionistas. Cuando todo estuvo pre-
parade, los comensales asaltaron la me-
sa con impetu acometedor y jubilo-
so. ALI ell lech6n asado, ALI ell pla-
tano asado, ALI la sabrosa gandinga,
ALI ell arroz con polio, ALI ell postre
exquisite, v Ell rico y aromatico cafe,
ell nectar de los hectares.
J6venes sefioritas, olvidados de to-
do, Sc entregaron las delicias inc
fables de la masticacion, y Ell cronis-
Ia certifica que ell espectaculo recor-
daba ligeramente las celebres bodas de
Camacho.
Elementtos de alta signifcacion EN-
la vida social de Arecibo concurrie-
ron la jira de los maestros rurales.
FL n''speaker" fue Ell quito professor
don Nepomuceno Perez Mendez, prin-
cipai de la escuela Federico Dege-
tau", del barrio de Santana.
. Ell ebeilo sexo estaba compuesto por
10 mas Chic de Arecibo. Rostros an
gelicales, labios tentadores, meji-
las primaverales, ojos profundos Y enig
.maticos. ALI estaban Chita, Cruz, Me
yes, Conchita Santos, Altagracia Agos-
to, Antonia Paquita Alvarez, Maria
Cristina Perez y otras. Del sexo feo
recordamos Paco Miranda, Juan San
tos, F. Moret, Y otros conocidos ele-
mentos.
Cuando termin6 la comida, los eXcur-
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De esplendida puede califcarse la fies-
ia celebrada anoche en- los salones de
la Escuela de Agriculture y Artes Me
canicas, de Mayagiiez, con motive del
t6rmino del curse escolar.
Este centro docente, que es orgullo
del progreso Ell Puerto Rico, en- la pre-
paraci6n Gle hombres TITLES para Ell por-
venir, cerr6 con broche de ORC su labor
de este afio con TN esplendido baile en-
ell que RENO la mas franca algeria y al
que concurrieron no solo los estudiantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

"class Night. II. s..
Aver lunes. a las ocho de Ia nochs.
celebr6 su "Class Night" Ia clase era.
duada de Alta Escuela. cue preside
nuestra buena amiguita Rita Roura n
salon de actos estaba lIeno. II escena.
rio, luiosamente adornadO pOr sl ar.
tista Mario Brau. ofrecia un aspecto
encantador. Los graduados. formaban
un bellO semicirculO en- Ia plataforma. y
el programa estuvo muy bisn preps-
radO. La cOncurrencia sald6 muy ale.
gre y satisfecha.
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Tribunales
Continuation de la pagina 5

Continuation de la pagina 5
Abuse de confanza, condenados 8;
absueltos 8.
Infraccion del Art. 553, c. Penal, con-
denados 6; absuelto 1.
Infraccion Ley Autom6bil, condena-
dos 6; absueltos 2.
Acometimiento y aggression grave, con
denados 6; absueltos 10.
DelitO contra la propiedad, absuel-
to, 1.
Inf los r. de la Ley de Carre-
teras, condenados 80; absueltos. 3.
Delito contra la salud publica, con
denados, l.
Acometimiento y aggression simple,
condenados IL; absueltos 6.
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Inf. a Ia secci6n a De Ia Ley Dc
Arbitros. condenados 1.
Dafos maliciosos. absuelto. 1.
Falsa representation. cOndenaaos 2: ab-
sueltOs. 2.
Escalamiento en- 20. Erado. eonds
nado !.
Infracci6n Ley sobre Andamios. con.
denado l. absuelto /.
Infracci6n Ley Trabaio de muisrss
y nifios. absueltOs 2.
Inf. Art. q. g Penal. eondsnado 4.
Inf. Art. 137. c. Penal. condeuaao 1.
Slande, absuelto /.
Totales: eOndenados 2i6 absusltos
81.
Ponce. P. r mayo de 1919.
Luis Z. oAUTTER.
Sec. cOrte Mpal.. Ponce. r. n. 4
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Interesantes notas de la Universidad

ming Corp. eonquistando con sus pro.
pios merccimientos el puesto de 'BaF.
gcns Quarter Master" Cque era 81 puss-
to mas alto a que pOdia IIesar un e.
tudisnte): y al concluir Ia guerra, al
guio en- el cuerpo de cadetss de Il Uni.
versidad. con el grado de Tenisnts pri.
nero. Y en- todas parties saii6 bisn
Lopez Irizarry.
Practice en- quimica azucarsra en- Il
Central vanina''. despuss de sus fac.
mas cOlegiales, y alH tambitn tFiunf6
Reciban estOs j6venes graduates nHss
ira sincera felicitaci6n.
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minia Lopez, Carmen Reyes, Antonio
Llabres, Alfredo Rivera, Carmen Me
dina, Carmen Sanchez, Federico Mu-
fioz Candido Soto.
Mi felicitaci6n para todos.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

termin6 cerca de las II de la noche.
Los siguientes alumnos recibieron sus
diplomas:
Providencio Dones, Leonor Muiioz,
Rafael FORTUNE Sell6s, Graciela Ora
bona, Maria Garcia, Maria Planas, Her
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FIESTA DE GRADUATION EN-
SAN LORENZO

Sc celebro en- ell teatro de "San Lo-
renzo" una brillante fiesta: la gra-
duaci6n del octave grado.
Tomaron parte los sefiores: Bosch,
Acting Principal; Selles, Inspector
del distrito, Fortuio Selles y varios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Animada jira al barrio de Garrochales

sionistas dieron un grato paseo EN- au-
tomovil hasta Camuy, y las seis de
ls tarde entr;J5an triunfalmente EN-
Arecibo los alegres organizadOres de
Ia jira.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

nifios del 5o., Co., 70. y 80. grades.
Fue coronado la "Reina de Simpa-
tia, que 10 fue la genttil nina Maria
Luisa Villa, del TO. grado.
Este festival result6 muy agradable;
la concu-rencia fue muy numerosa, y
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Exhibition en- La MOdsIO

Exhibition en- La Modelo"
En- la cscuela pracstca que dirias
acertadamcnte Ia sehorita Maria Ma.
chin. Sc lisv6 a efecto una importaH.
te exhibition de trabajOs. donds sstu.
yieron muy bien represent ados los echo
grades del planteI Tue muy visitada
por los estudiantes de Ia Univerridad
y las persOnas particulares del pueblo
Gust6 mucho Ia exhibici6n.
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de la Escuela, sino tambien bellisimas
damas Y caballeros de esta culta socie-
dad.
Pero para. solemnizar esta hermcsa
fiesta era precise una buena orqussta
v al efecto Sc escogio ''la Verdadera
Juventud'' que dirije ell conocido ar
tista Juansito MADEIRA y EN- la cual
coadyuvan los mejores miisicos, todos
j6venes, dc Mayagiiez
Cada vez que la orquesta "Verda-
dera Juventud' terminaba una pieza,
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otrs ehansc
Adenas,es mcdl
ella puedan
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DE vACACIoNES.

Con motive de las vacaciones esco-
lares Sc ha despedido de nosotros ell
inteligente professor don Enrique Cor
bet, que regresa al hogar para pasar
la temporada de verano entire sus IA
miliares.
FL joven Corbet ha conquistado EN-
Arecibo innumerables simpatias, su
labor en- las escuelas publicas de esta
pobl&cion es digna de los mayores elo-
gios.
Deseamos al buen amigo unas vaca-
clones gratas.
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Graduation de Octave grado.
Aver tarde sc cslebr6 Ia gradaaci6n
de los j6venes del octave grade en- Ia
Modelo; Ia eOncurrencia fus numsrosa
y Ell programa ameno. Fslicitsmos tam.
bien a los i6venes triunfantss
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PARA REPARAR LA cARRETERA.

PARA REPARAR LA CARRETERA.
FL Municipio de Arecibo ha votado
la cantidad de $4OO para reparar la
parte de la carretera que conduce de
San Juan Arecibo, comprendida entire
ell Kil6metro 73 ell KIM. IA, que esta
en- malas condolences para ell trafico de
vehiculos.
Los trabajos de reparacion empeza-
ran embellishments.
Jose U. BALSEIRo.
ccRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

ValioSoS certifcGdoS de caconlio de proniinentes
McdicOs PGrterGS que preScriben Gdnii-
niStrGn a suS enfcrniGS ian fGnlosG Dledicina.
I'll Dr. H. X. KOen de Ia Faculad de Medcina de Paris,
de Prince. Rep. de Haiti CERr1FICA: "e pres
scto mis- enerma Conpuesto atcheIa abiendo obtcu-
do admirables los calmar
los dolores duane e e parto flores ban
menstruacion doorosa t6nco cconstituyentc 10
recomiendo las enorss sehortas que suen de guaes
dolencas."
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los aplausos eran tantos, que era pre-
ciso repetirla, y algunas hasta tres We
ces Ell medic de las aclamaciones de los
amantes de- arte como reconocimiento
a la labor artistica de los jovenes que
integran dicha orquesta.
La orquesta ''Verdadera Juventud" /"
Sc pasea de triunfo EN- triunfo por to-
dos los salones de la buena y culta So
ciedad de Mayagiiez y de otros pue-
bios, cosechando los mercedes aplau-
SOS que Sc lie tributan.
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DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
Dedic6 SUI vida al cstudio dc los dolores DEF alum
bramiento las dolencias femeninas.
AMPARADoR DEL SEXo FEMENIN0

MIIIares sehoras sehOrItas de los Esados Uaidos
e1tranero, pueIcu dec que deben Il buena saiud
fecIJad que dsfruan al oportuno de u sspitndtss
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Elias son las precurso-
ras de los dientes picados
v de la decadencia de las
encias. Elias preceden in.
mediatamente a In pio-
rrea (enfermedad de
Riggs.)
La piorrea produce la
contraction de las enclas
Y los dientes Sc aflojan
dando un aspecto 'desa-
gradable a la boca.
Tenga presente que de
cinco personals de mas de
cuarenta amos, cuatro
sufren &c piorrea, y tam
bisn muchos memories de
esta edad.
Las pastas dentifricas
ordinarias no pueden evi-
tar la piorrea. La prepa-
racion de FORHAN posi-
tivamente la evita cuando
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avar los dolores del coreer las ireguafiadcs en
suaes ha prestado los corcs vicos. 10 ccoieuo 2
sehoras las i6ycne cue padeccn d. Euaes doieneia
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FL DR.. II. l. Guette de Ia racultad de MedlcIna de
n. ". E.. de A.. comuia-ro

II ~. Ale com pla1cO
en- atestiguar que el Com
puesto MitcheIla del Dr.
!. ii. Dye. Que prescribe y
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fnCuhCifha uch iSts > tls tSyNs
especlallsta eInlnente en- IL
ObstetriciG y las iolencfGs
feneHinGs.