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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Au;nento d. Cortrihuc:cnes.

Les duencs De ''puestoS" que sc ma
Han estableridoS en- la Plaza de Tri-
"u1ros. andar GeSjc h5ce varios
dias con eli Jesus en- Ia boca. como vil-
gcImentc Sc dice. d causa Dc ha&er sa-
DIDO que q Ay~uatamicato les va q
2umentar eli IN seScnta por ciento
las contrihucioncs que hasta hoy han
serido cubYrendc ' que " sc les ha-
can ccecj!as. ;.,ecsndo Cue el CO.
Il c~cio csta rluy jeprimido. y QGe no
deja para maldita IL cosa. Va sc
acegceron al Iuzgado de Distrito, ma
nifcstaudo one pediran 2mparo por
c~onsjderar injuspo q proccdImicnto
del AvUnIamiento.
Los concentrates del Mercado Nue.
vo. tambien eStan deScontentoS cor
las contribuciones. mantle stendo que
10 cue ci Ayuntam.ento quierc cs
Sacar dinero. aunqlc perjudique 4 los
vccInOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Una partida rebelde.

Las autoridsdes miltareS De esta
ciudad tuvieron conocimiento de que
iesde hace varies Gias raerocea GER
"a del pueblo de Salinas. de este Is
tado. ura regular partiGa rebeide.
II parecer hien armada, pueS aSl sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
DISTRITO FEDERAL
Irsistese en- las recIamaciones inglesas.-Vuelven al trabajo
amos obreros huelguistas.-S la question de Tabas-
co.-Los asuntos de aguas, los tratara la Secretarla de
Fomento.-Captura de una agente del felicismo.-Pasa-
les a MoreIos.-Otre asalto en- pleno dia.

esta capital. hi recibido seguridades
dc que el gobierno esta interesado
en- aclara~ 10 ocurrido en- aquella ell
tidad. con motive de las elecciones
cue tuvieron iugar V que terminaron
en- sangrienta tragedia. TartO la Sc
crctaria de Guerra ono Ii Supreme
Corte dc Justicia, cada una de estas
oficinas ror 10 que atane Z sus atri-
bucioncs, estan iuvesJigand0 los e.
sUntos. a fin de precisar responsible
.lidades, con objeto de que los deli
tos no sc qucden impunes. En- cuanto
81 Poder Legislative. sabese que Ia
representation t~ahasqueIa ocurrio al
Ing. Jose Reynoso. q fin de que la
ComiSi6n Permancntc convoquc a una
session cxtraordinaria, en- Ia Tue sc ira
te eSta question trlSccrGental.
En- esa session los diputados tabas-
quenos. perfectamenIe documentados,
harin una exposition de les hechos
ncurridos V 2%cusaran 4 los RESPONSE
bles que. segun parece. son los cue
integran 10 Dartilo grinista o scar los
llamados rojo;.
De todas maneraS es S~atiSfact0rio
para Ia Colonia ~tabasquena Que ell ca
Sc sc trate en- terminus de iusticia, cor
10 que las cosas 1ucdaran en- su lugar
Gespues de satisfacha la vindicta nj
biica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17

desprende de IL forma Ell que ha
poG;do hacer frente d las !uerzas que
han iHtentado baTiria.
Los vecinoS dc Salinas e>J4n alar-
maGos con Ia aparicion De los rc
v~oltosos. Y han pedido = esta ciudad
Que sc manGe mayor cantidad de SOL
iados para que d~eSaparezca el pei'-
gro u exiSte. Tamese, Jambien. que
pucdan ~intcrrumnir 81 trafico con Il
capital de ia Republica 81 TO Son reti-
RADIOS prontamente del lugar en- que
So Italian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17

Cuando necesite !ibros en- cspanol.
dirijase u lgnacic E. Lozano. lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
MICHOACA
Sc REFORMARAN TODOS LOS
CODiGOS

MORELIA. Mich, Mario 12.-El
G~obernador del EStado, Ing. Ortiz
Rubin. 81 cStj ahcra preoCupanda
sacramento de las nccesar:as refor.
mas qur deben hacerse a las leyes
del Estaio. a fin de acabar de una
ve& con Ias a~nejas rutinas que tam
retardan Y pcrjudican Ia buena
Marcia dc Ia administration de Jus
ticia.
Para el cfccto ACADIA dc nombrar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17

Sesuramente I'd V su famiia toda, GUSTAV de
,ener en- Su hogar lectura util, oportuns. rarlada Y
amena. Tales condolences las reune LA PRt\SA- II
Id. no Sc ha suscrito todavia, Pida hoy mismo una
suscripcion. usando cuslquiera de los cupones que
aparecen en- este aviso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
s. abandero un bareo

Con toda solemnidad = enmedjc
de una tranca algeria, iue abSndera
60 aver Ell hslaadro san Pablo.
nor 81 captain del puerto senior Mar
COS Bayley. acomparado dc ajguhos
o.ros c~mpcIados de Ia aduana de eSta
ciuGad. Il baian6ro fue con>truido
para IA caSa Angel Fernandez :
Compania. y costa Ia suma DC ....
SIS. goo. 90. E uuevo barco Gamma
Sie-e rMillaS por hora y tienc caPa-
cidad rara setenta Y dos toneladas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Agricuitores plsgiados

s. dice que los re1eldcs sc lleva-
ro1 de una c~olonja fundaGa cerca de-
Solcdad Dohlado. a varioS agricul-
torres . ]GGieHes Ell Gobierao do tie
7ras para cue las cultivaran. fun
darGoSe con tai motive, una COLO
MA. Los rebeldes no quieren que eSas
terra sean srabaiadas, SegUn ase-
guran en- esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Capture lie una feIicista

La policia DE- esta capitai ACADIA dc
apreh@nder a la senora fedora VI. de
Corona, acusada dc ser activa agente
felicista. NADIA menos que Ientro de
las propias cficinas de la Inspection
General de Policia. la sonora sor-
prendio al Inspector con Ell hecho de
que estaba a~rreglando Ia rendicion de
varIos sublevados, y despuGs de hacer
algunas gestiones 4 este respecto. ad-
quirio Ia c%onfianZa del funcionario. al
extreme de que entraba y salia 4 las
ofic!naS sin anurciarse si1uiera. De
este modo la sonora Corona estaba
proporcionado informes 4 los felicis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
Los asuntos de aguas Sc t~rataran c,
Fomento.

Los asuntos de aguas Sc trataran en-
Fomento.
FL iefe del poter executive Ia or
derado que todos los asuntos rela-
tivos al usoJde las aguas cue son pro
picGad de Il Naci5n. sean tratados OK
clusivamente por IA Sccretaria de Fo-
mento, dictando a este respecto ell ST.
guicnte acuerdo: la caliiicaci6n de
las manifestations presentadaS por
los u~suarios para los efectos del CO.
bro de impuesto en- los casos lie pro-
ducci1n de energia hidraulica. CORES
pondera Il IA Secreta-ia &c industrial V
Fomentc, sin perjuicio de Die a csta
sean remitidos para comprehension los
datos e informes lue obtenga la Sc
cretaria de Industrial eli las visitas de
esaS instalaciones. para dar cumpli-
mi"nto a Ia ley de Ia materia".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17
SAN LUISPOTOSI
Pedran la rehabilitation del
administrator de Correos,
todos sus empleados. -Llega
da de un arfista

SAN EUIS POTOSI. Mario IL
Los emplcadoS de corveos lar sa!do
a Ia defensa Dc ii antigua Jeie, ct
senior Ignacio dc Il Pen&. Z qneR sc
le instruyc proceso nor .aoerSe Ges-
cubierro IN Gesialco en- IL otlcina.
iuntamente cor - caiero. Am"oS en-
Dleados fueroa rcdUci&cs 3 PRISON,
= de Ia pracrica Dc las d3igenclas Sc
VINO en- couocimleuto cue q senior
d. Ia Pena era extreme en 10 aoSolu-
70 al cargo uue sc lie haclS. pCe> 2!
robo so concti5 aDrc-echando IL o0Is-
dad de 81 Y Ia cnutianza cue habia
depositado e. Su cajero. EStaalecida
"a ~inocencia del senior &e q PeUa, Il
sutoridad 10 coEdenu solaIneUte =
sufrir una peQusn2 condena. Como
esa conGena sc cumple en- esJoS G1aS'
los empIeados &c Ia administration
cleyaran una SoHc:5ud pidiendo a re-
habilitacion de 81 @utigu" JeIe, ale
cando suS antecedenteS ' I'll cor"Uc-
Ia siempre ~iHe&ch&5leS.
LEGO una a5tista
ACADIA de negar procedente de Ia
capita, Ge IA Rcpublica. Ia senor1t2
Luz Larranaga. diScipula aventajada
del maestro Luis Ogazon. y q qIlen
Gebe para coy un parfe:cion2mleaeo
cas-: ccmpleto en- e] marcjo de, piano.
- scnorita ~Larrahaga deseo>a de
most~ar a SuS paiSanoS : amigos is
~adelartos. organize ~ concerto que
. d~esarrci!ara IN 81 Teatro de i Paz
= en- el que tocara muSica selecta y
esco-ida-
La SocieIad rotosjna cSper& con
ansi2 verdaGera -cl concerto. Gesec-
"a de eScuchar Z l. artiSta. dc quiea
sc sake cue para hoy esta convert
"a en una yerdyd2Ja v~irtuoSa. como
iicou los crouist&s je artc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17

La canpara electoral.
De varioS pucoioa del Estado - han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-17

Sobrc la question tabasqucna.
La numeroSa colorIa tabaSgucna a."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Crooked Rows in Garden Aid
Production, Woman Declares

On i've acre tract almost unlf'
the raves Of the state capitol building
"a the farm garden" oi Mr. ard ",
+ l. Francis, Of Twenty 'tri and
bcdfy streets
Several years ago the iranoi'cS pG'
out peach. cherry, pear and plum tree
and incidentally planted fhubarb des
berry and blackberry plants, SO rs no
ciior, now 20 have irut the year
around Mrs Francis excel, IN home
fannlng her pantry store, represent
ny every fruit or vegetable product
found IN the average home
This year the garden tract /, claim.
Ing especial attention Twelve hun.
tired feet IN corn. 40 feet IN po'a,ocs
" Zee, IN thick leayed spinach and
10 tomato plants will give an ample
vegetable supply Parsley onions.
rafrotS bcei'. fsdihe, lettuce. mus.
'drd and all green thing, grown IN
any Oklahoma garden may be found
'ptead over their large acreage.
Mrs Francis believes she ha, more
plants 10 the foo, than any other gar.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
POPE KNIGHTS
K. OF c. CHIEF


NEW YORK April q Edward /.
llcirn. gcrcrnl commissioned Tor
Europe oi the Knight, oi Columbus.
ha, been nominated knght COM
marder oi the order OF st. Gregory
by Pope Bcncdic, XIV, in recognition
Of his war welfare work overseas, u
wa, announced here today by William
], Mulllgan, chairman OF the organlfa
tion
The news ~ Mr Ilcarns nomina
ton wa, contained ~ a letter from the
Knights at Columbus supervisor ~
Rome. who describes an audience
granted hy the pope to q company Of
American soldiers and sailors Marc
20 The pon'ln. in concluding the
audience sad II, IS with particular
pleasure that give this special bcnc
diction 10 the knights Of Columbus
They are well known 10 me ! have
watched their work IN the past with
special inicfcs, and their deeds in rc
cent difficult times are most pranr-
worthy ] ,upafi from the bottom g'
my hear, the hrnc liC,'on asked for.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Shirting Zephyrs

Woven stripe Shifting
Zephyrs, pretty stripes and
such desirable colors az
hello, pink, blue. tan and
black. AS pretty as silk,
more durable and not
nearly so costly. This Is
the regular 75c quality that
is now offered for
SOC the yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

home. Their son. Harvey, will re-
main until June as the guest OF Mr
and Mrs {. J Hancox
4 4 n
\ picnic at Northeast lake was
given Saturday morning by members
OF the Delta Gamma sorority who
are spending their Ester vacation IN
the city including the Misses Louise
McComb Bcryl Barnett, Georgia
France Glenna McBroom, Nadine
Lambert, Marjorie Harris. Gladys
Gilbert, Camilla Emery Elizabeth
Keller, and lh,flah IIcrrln AddI-
tional guests were Misses Elnhc,h
Brock Dorothy Roncy. Helen Draper
Lorraine IlouSel, Neil Bryan, and
Gencyievc farrar OF Edmond
The 81 Johns Episcopal guild in.
stead of holding its regular meeting
this week will mec, instead a, IN,
cooking school conducted by Mr.,
Bertha Ginger Wednesday afternoon
at ; o'clock. Mrs Harry King w,l
have charge Of the lesson.
y v n
Circle 2 OF the ST Luke, Me,ho.
dist church will meet at 80 u'clocl
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. o
katti>on, 10 West Ninth stree, witt
Mrs, w. J. Jolly and Mrs. Eugen,
Miller as assisting hos,esses
Circle ; oi Tie First Christian
church will have a social meeting II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

the banque, room Of the church to-
morrow at , o'clock
Mrs \ l. Minis oi 2829 Classen
boulevard will entertain the whole
missionary society Of the First Meth
odist church Nedne ,day afternoon in
he home at , 70 O'Clock An Easter
program viii be the feature OF the
afternoon
Y \
The Limtic cub viii nj Il Wed
ncSday afternoon with Miss annie
Warrington. ~ West Thirteenth
street, Mrs MarQuaud lIuckln, will
be admitted into membership at this
meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
6G7iellE
~ AU~

n MONO the pre- .nuptial aifaifs
IN In honor OF Miss Madeline
XN Valentine Coltingham, whose
marriage TO Mr. Andrew
HhkenlOopeI IIlackmore Of Cincin-
matt take, place Saturday, evening, arc
the luncheon with Mrs Cody Fowler
aud Miss Ethel Lchr will entertain ~
the Sklr,in hotel and the tea given
this afternoon from 10 to q o'clock
by Mr., Rayhourn II SmiSer IN her
home at VI West Fourteenth street
Mf, Sml,ri vii he assisted by Mrs
David Meklns,ry. who will pour tea,
with Miss Mildred Daley. Miss Anna
kulqh, apd Miss Erneaine Dodd as
sisllng NJ serving Decorations will
hr n red and white. with bright pottei
tu'p. ~ the iiLing room and sprieg
0nNcrs arranged elsewhere in the
t"r" Invitations have been ISSUED
10 ,i,'y guests.
Invitations 10 the reception planned
Tor tomorrow afternoon in the home
Of Mrs Charles g. Stuart, 4l0 West
Thirteenth street. with Mrs Robert
X Town,end and Mrs T. f. Blake as
associate hoacsses. have been recalled
on acooun, OF the sudden death this
morning OF Mrs Townsends sister,
Mrs Dudley OF TiShomingo
v y
Judge and Mrs. Charlie, y Stuart
are expecting the arrival this week Of
their daughter. Mrs Paul Jones Of
McAleH,r, who will make an extended
visit with her parents. Another daugh-
ter. Mrs John Reese Jones OF Shreve-
port, La, will come the first OF May
for a ior,nights visit.
. .
Mrs Merle z. Carpenter OF 6lS East
Twelfth street left last night for Min
eral Wells, Texas, where she will re-
main a week with Mr.. Carpenter, who
!, engaged in oil geology work in
Texas.
The Delta Delta Delta alumnae Of
Oklahoma City will entertain the
member, Of the chapter a, Norman
with a o'clock luncheon May 10 al,
the home OF Mrs b. i. Wallace, lljb
West Thirty-six,h street.
The Dramatic Art department, Of
SorOslS will meet with Mrs J. Glenn
Polhemus oi 100 East Thirteenth
street for o'clock luncheon 'omor-
row. with Mrs. II h. Turner as as
sisting hostess. The subject Of the
program, which will follow the lunch
con, will be the Belgian drama
Y
Mr. and Ms {. J. Hancox OF 1888
West Thrty-eighth stree, had as
their guests at dinner Al the lake
side Country club yesterday Miss
Bernce Rice. Miss Jennie IIurd. Miss
Geneva Wllesley and Harvey Harm
den
The week end dance at the Lake
side Country club Saturday evening
attracted an unusually large crowd
Among guests present were Mr.. V.
W. Stewart. who was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs a. B. Wilson, Mr.. Fer
nandel OF Mexico City and Mr..
Whitney. guests Of Mr, r. L. Kroutil
II Yukon, and Mr. and Mrs n. Gil
more, guests Of Nr A. r. Dobrey Of
Yukon.
Mrs +. {. Houghion jr,, of Fl
Paso. who spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. ]. c. Thurmond and
Mr.. Thurmond OF ~ West Fifteenth
a-sct. and Mrs. {. T.. Gannaway OF
Clinton, who was also a guest over
Easter, left last night for their
homes
Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harnden Of
Forty second street and Butler ave
nue. left Saturday for Kansas City,
where they will make their future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Telephone Test
Cases Up May S

WASHINGTON. April q Upon
the government, motion, the supreme
court today agreed TO hear OIL May {
next arguments in test cases from
South Dakota and Massachusetts,. in
volving the right OF Postmaster Gen
eral Butleson to interfere with exist
ing lntraState telephone rates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

dcncr m Oklahoma Cl,y owing to the
Crookrdne', OF ross They were
plawcb be- negro helper. con,e.
NuenIly aid Mr, lfdncs they wab
bic and talN / really believe We get,
a better weld 70 IN, Too, By going out
Of the straight and narrow way"
Mrs Franci, +, a busy woman IN
addition 10 watching her garden and
home 'he takes prominen, part in
club and civic affairs Today She wa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

M nRS. MONT F. HIGHLEY, Of lal7 West Thirty
Wll eighth street, with her two little daughters. Mar
"'" garet and Lois Elizabeth, one of the young ma
irons who combine home and social duties with success.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Gingham Week Started Off Auspici0usly

s and we do not blame handsome and wonderful
gngms will the the Prices this than they will
be when it Better
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

Don't borrow money or renew a
loan on Oklahoma City real estate
without consulting Gum Brother,
company tAdy)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27
CHARLES W. BENNETT HAD
KIDNEY TROUBLE 30
YEARS

am soldier Of 81 to 90, and Il
resident If Coldwater for over twenty
years. and for over thirty years fol-
lowed the business of travelling sales
man; well known over Ohio Indiana
and Michigan
For over fifty years have been fire.
quontly down and out from kidney
trouble. have tried everything that
came to my notice, that was recon-
mended for that disease with no benz
cficial results until "San Yak was
brought TO my notice had very lit
tie faith. but before one bottle was
used found | was being helped. |
have now taken five bottles and am
nearly cured shall continue a. |
realize hat could not expect dis
ease of the fifty years suffering to be
cured quickly If this testimonial
will help amy sufferer to find relief, /
shall be sufficiently remunerated,
and you are privileged to use 10 as
may best suit your convenience.
our very truly,
CHARLES ". BENNETT,
Coldwater. Michigan.
PAL Division st.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27
THREE GOOD MEN

The Alma Record wishes 10 call
attention TO the names of three good
men. who are seeking election as
commissioners for the two year term
at the spring election To bee held here
on Monday April T. These men are
Albert J Archer John NJ Montigei
and Phillip W Creaser
Mr.. Montigel is firm believer in
the future Of Alma. and believes that
the city should have more and better
parks. that il may become more
beautiful place in whi-h TO live He
believes that the city should have
more paving and that streets not
paved should be regarded and should
be graveied where tins is needed. He
believes iu good sewage system and
I'm watcrworks extensions. lie has
served Alma faithfully in che past as
mayor as am alderman as "a city
treasurer and In other ways and has
demonstrated clearly that he is cap
able of aiding IN carrying forward
the government of Alma under the
commission
Mr. Creaser has been active IN
politics for years and is an excellent
business man Of good Judgment. lie
is conservative to some degree, but
combines this conservativeness with
good Judgment. lie believes that
much must be done in Alma during
the next two years and is ready to
get into the harness and do his bit.
HIS ability is not doubted 10y those
who know him
Mr. Archer is perhaps not as well
known as the former two men. He
has been. however, a member of the
school board for some years and as
secretary Of the board. has proved
capable official He is rated highly
as a bookkeeper and an accountant.
He is a man of good judgment
The Record believes that these
three men are the type who are need
ed 20 carry the city government
through the next two years, which
promise 10 be years Of labor for the
coming officials of Alma, as much
needs 70 bee done to keep the city up
with the rest of the towns in munich
pal improvements and progressive
ness. II commends these three gen
tlemeu to the voters Of the city and
hopes that two of them will be elected
Monday, april 7.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27

The condition Of the streets of AL
ma has been the worst that the city
has experienced i'm years, and has be-
come So naa ass 90 demand that some
action ac taken u the very near flu
sure to correct aml or tne worst of
the streets SO thai. they may at least
be pas~a0le to ordinary traffic % bad
weather.
This spring fl has been very
common sight 20 see automobiles
stuck tne Maud of some of the
streets of the city I'm fact auto
MOBILES nave been known 10 have
been stuck in tH, Maud less than TWO
blocks from the business part of the
city. notably ON stretch Of Pine
street. Parts of Woodwork avenue
and parts of other streets nave been
In q VIGOROUSLY poor condition.
Last Saturday the fire truck was
called out 20 a fire in the east end of
the city. and once it got off the pave
ment IL was almost impossible for il
to plow its way through the muddy
street which IL was forced TO travel
Had the fire been bad one. the
flames would have had plenty of time
TO gain a foothold in the building
which would have caused a great
amount Of work for the fire depart.
ment and also large loss in proper.
~
T.. - .;,,o +Lo+ Alr,o ,,,ado o,, arc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27
THAT TEN PER CENT

Why doesn't our state insurance
department put an end to that ten
per cent holdup which the fire IN
surance companies have been prac-
ticing for a year or more? If the
insurance department does not act,
why doesn't the legislature take
some action? And lastly, why don't
the long suffering people rise up and
demand il?
These questions must be arising in
the minds of many policy holders
wi ey pay their premiums. But
IN, goIicy holders seem 20 be a do
eli Of They take whatever is
ha' lea to them, apparently thinking
th insurance rates are like an act
of evidence, TO be patiently paid
an TO be argued about.
lis ten per cent surcharge is
no act Of providence. II is an
&C lew York. II is simply bit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27
HOW TO REGULATE HIGH
BLOOD PRESSURE

A dollar laid out to aid health is not
an expenditure, but a loan; which will
be returned a hundred fold.
Take San Yak. 1t prevents a honey
like hardening of the arteries at ages
past 80 years. DR.. Burnham's San
Yak is the sure way TO prevent Par
alysis and apoplexy. In its use you
have prevented or cured bladder and
kidney trouble II is the greatest In
use to prevent the clumsy stiff joints
and muscles and for Neuritis or Rheu-
matism and Constipation.
What this prescription does for 9th
err people it will do for you and we
can supply every person that you ge'
the results needed.
Sold by Charles r. Murphy, Alma,
Mich Made by the Burnham Medi-
cine Co., Detroit, Mich.-Adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-27

Wanigas at Brunner's.-64-tf