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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
PINE GROVE

The marriage of Miss Maud Hogan,
of this place, to Mr.. Roy Stephens,
of Bibles Chapel, occurred Sunday
afternoon at A 80 o'clock, Esq Beach,
of Midway, officiating. Only a few
of their immediate friends witnessed
the nuptials. The bride was becom-
ingly dressed in a travelling suit OF
gray with accessories to match. Miss
Logan is the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Hogan and is
held in high esteem by our entire
community. She will be greatly miss
ed in our Sunday school, as she was
always a faithful member. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stephens and very prosperous
farmer. The young couple left this
morning on their wedding tour for
Johnson City and other points. They
will be at home to their many friends
on his farm near Bibles Chapel when
thew return. Best wishes, much JOY
and a prosperous life is the wish OF
their wide circle of friends and rel
atives.
Rev. ]. L. Jarvis filled his regular
appointment Saturday night and Sun
day night, but failed to preach Sun
day on account of being called away
to offciate at funeral. We CAM
understand why the congregation was
so small Saturday and Sunday night
We must not neglect our duty ant
fail to attend church.
, Revs. Snapp and Jarvis will be will
, us again on Tuesday night and Wed
nesday morning, April 18th and 16t!
and we hope to have large congre
!, gatio nto greet them at both services
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Bacon Wis
, tied at the home of Mr.. Clint Bole
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Shelley was tn
pleasant guest of Misses Ada and Oh
). gan Hogan Sunday.
o Mr.. Rome Gregg made a trip t
Parrottsville Sunday.
s Mr.. Roy Stephens and wife an
VERNE Hutton motored to Bulls Ga
k Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Henry Sheffey and Ros
4 Luttrell were en- route for Midwa
!. Sunday evening.
Mr.. Alvin Sauceman and Mis-
is Burkhart, of Johnson City were MAJ
r ried Saturday afternoon. The
4 friends exten congratulations.
> GLORIANNA GADAB0UT.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

It will not be as long has BEEN anyhow until the
work of the peace conference is finished 1t was hopet
that the work of the peace commission would have beer
cnn;eted long ago and the nations Of the world AGAR
settled down upon peace basis Indications at The pres
ent time are not favorable for an early adjustment OF h
troubles 1t would not be surprising to see Amerc
withdraw form the conference Just what this woul'
mean at the present time would be difficult to foreeh
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
THE STRAIN AT PARIS.

President Wilson's passing illness is not surprising IN
view of the ncessan and excessive labor he has perform
ed in an unfamiliar climate. 1t is surprise, rather that
he and his colleagues in the peace conference have not
succumbed to the exactons upon their health and
strength NJ Cemenceaus vitality is marvellous, consd-
erng his age and the shock caused by the attack upon his
life Mr. Lloyd George, Also is robust figure notwlth-
standing his four years of intensified toll.
The country will be anxious regarding President Will
son until he is again at work. Millions of individuals
await his Judgments which are the Judgments oil the Unit
ed for the time being 1t is time when an hour lost
means the loss of millions of hours to these individuals
who are waiting to begin reconstruction Aside from the
hearty good will which wishes nothing but health and sue
cess to Mr. Wilson, the allied world hopes for the sake
of its material interests that his illness will be light and
brief.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
Avoid Its DANGEROUS Stage.

There is a more serious stage OF
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up air passages, and
the hawking and splitting and other
distasteful features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency Of the disease to continue
its course downward until the lungs
become affected, and then dreaded
consumption is en- your path. Your
own experience has taught you. that
the disease cannot be cured BY
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

One man placed farm advertisement with US one after
noon and the little advertisement sold the farm for him be-
fore noon the next day The little advertisement that done
the work cost this gentleman only 25c We mention this
merely to prove to you that the little ads in our CLASSIFIED
column bring good results.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
Don'tLet Catarrh Drag
You into Consumption

sprays, inhalers, atomizers, Jellies
and other local applications.
SIS. S. has proven most satistac:-
tory remedy for Catarrh because it
goes direct to its source, and re-
moves the germs of the disease from
the blood. Get bottle from your
druggist today, and begin the only
logical treatment that gives real re,
suits. You can obtain special medical
advice without charge by writing to
Medical Director, 81 Swift Labora'
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

Let Greeneville people patronized home people II
your home merchant does not happen to have just the
tcle Won want ask him to get it for YOU Prove to him
that YOU are for Greenevie rstthat you want to keep
your dollars at home and then when he is called upon o
contributors to carry home institutions you will hno
that he will be more liberal in his donation.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

Greene county folk don't to lose sight of the fact
that we are going have old time county fair this
fall Preparations being made already for one OF the
biggest exhibits here in the history of the county
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

ebelieve the correspondent ito the Journal Tribune
was right-here will be building and Improvements
of general nature going in Greeneve this spring and
summer than was ever known before.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

good garden will do much to keep down your grocery
hills this summer Every vacant lot around the town
should be cultivated this spring.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

II stranger comes to town don't let him leave without
taking him for ride over the city, 1t will do more to
advertise the town the outside world than any other
thing that could be DONE
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

II Ue tired of reading the little paragraphs that ap
pear in this column come down-weh let you Try your
hand tomorrow.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

Did you ever see so much paint being spread in Greene
Vile? Our merchants and business to be trying
to Guido each other in identifying their store fronts
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

The fair sex are getting ready for the Easter parade
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

Entered at the postOce at Greeneve, Tenn as second
class matter
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
I A s II N OS DEL Ola c

We del secreto los senores audito-
res, personals honorables, ll:nas de re-
comerdaciones v de scrvieios a Ia eau
<a, Sc levaron 81 novents por ciento
de las s~auenciSs de los f~crrocarrilcs.
En- las estacicnes no habia din=ro,
Dor la sencilla razcn de que a los via
j-rcs les rcsultaba el viaje muchc mas
comodo. pagando en- brens plata me-
xicsns a hoEdc del tr2n-
Lo mas c~urioso del case, IS que ha-
tia N los srcncs una malta admIra-
blenents o~rSanrzaaa de corductores.
auoitor>s, inSpectorcs. etc. etc. que
imposibiiissbs al gebicrno para toda
averiguseion.
Hsblando claro, los feroearriies no
era1 del gobicrno. eran de los ferro-
carrileros v eilos. bondaocsamente. lie
daban al gobieerc una pcquena parte
de- sus ganancias.
Al Coronel FoE.es 40 e pa-ecio
bien Il reparto, y de golpe y porrazo.
deSPidio NADIA menos que a treseien-
Sos audisores, que en- unss euantas Sc
manas .. habian ecbaGo al bolsillo
Ia sums de tresciensos mil pesos.
Y eli sobierno IN Ia inoPia-
Lo peor del case, es que este de
los ferrocarrileroS. eonsid .rando como
&c su Privada y uniea propiedaa. las
lincas ~nacionales, puestas en- sus m a
nos po- Ell carrancisme, es identico
al dc Ia rayo. Parte de los servicios
puoliccs en- Mexico.
C~arranza puso al frente de- elloS. a
aombres a euienes Sc srataba de re-
~coupsnsar por sus servieios a la eau
sa. - a oui-7es c%onvenia tenor cerca,
gsrantizando su lc1ltad con el dinero
V con ii iEPu7i!ed. ', son c. correr
eel tempo. caaa uno de estos ciud%-
dauo, Sc ha creido dueno y seror
del ramo o servicio en- que Sc le oeu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
MARiNOS ALEMANES EN-
HUEVA YORK
Aparecieron Ell publico cau-
sando admiration

NLE.NA YORK. Arril 22.--Sic-
e ot,ciales de la Marina alemana
condecorados con la Cruz De Hero,
han rngado a cS;a ciud3d hacienda
81 aparicior en- puhlico. Son ellos
los nrimeros marinos aleinaneS que
wiener 2 !o> Es,ados Unidos desdc
uu" 50. pais eutro en- Ia guerra.
L-tsggro@ con q rrasatl%ntlco "kaiSe-
rir Augusta Victoria. de la Llnea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. que ha ne
cho 81 primer viaJe a los E.stadoS
Unido> como JraSporte, conduciendc
d 2.3i9 soiGadoS V eniermeras del
citrcito. FL harco 10 manda 81 ca
pitan +. Tayto: Evans. hijo del que
fue Almirante Evans.
El "haisern Augusta Victoria.
e< ei primer barco de tone!aje. ale
u cue liega a este puerto. de los
e~ntre@adoS Dor Alerraria n los ALA
dos V potencias asociada>. de acucrdo
cor las clausulaS del armiSticio Y los
oficiales alemanes que han llegado a.
qui. son los que vinieron a bordo del
larco para hacer entrega de eL. coSa
cue Sc efectIo 81 Iia dos del actua! en-
lnglaterra. habiGndose pasado los c.
ladOs oiicialcs alemaneS a este pals.
FL comandaEte Waiter Dost. que
maHdaba est barco antcs de Ia euc-
IRA. ' que ella fue comisio-
nado en- cl i~readnoucht "Schleswig-
Holstein'. con cl grade dc Tenientc
Coronel. es ei Official dc mayor ie-
rarquia que Nicne a bordo del citado
barcO.
Il mencioaado Official hace gran
des clcgios del trato cue tanto cl CO.
mo Sus compaHeros han reciaido &c
Ia oficiaiidad americana. maniiestan-
do que habia eXperimcntado la dis
tinta de ser de ,oS 6ritanicos
Y f~ranceses cuanGo cStuy en- contac-
to con ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

Ell Director dc los FerrooarriiSS
Cons,ituciouaistas, Cc-onel Pauline
Fou.tcs. ACADIA De desPcdir ig1omin'o-
sameute d. su$ altos argos. nada
mcnos que a t-cscientos audttoreS
&c las merciona1as hneas, que &c
locian ricos O que sc habian nScho
ricos "a. a costa del aniscrri:no 60
Eiecno de- Don N-cussiano-
A pesar del n:cGo a los re5e.dcS,
! pesar del s2"IaJo temor &c que,
ro- l. irro--icje de los ~fer-orsrr'se-
roS del -,..-ancisrao, por Il a6andoTo
u = -. o'por &c dcserioraao oc las
ioccmotorss, cl convoy Sc vuelGae.
a Ic mejor soh.e la misms cresta de
I'M d~espensd-ro, hay en- Mexico quic-
RS sienen imperiosa neeesidad dc VIA
lar. de ir de an iuSar a otro al ARE
rio de sus ~asurtos. V los trencs van
unc y otro dia lienos de Yiajeros.
Sin embargo: los dineros que en-
jas caIas De ics exoendios de toletos
1-bian ser la pruehz de que Ell trait
CO Sc hacia feiiz ' de que los viajsros
eran n~umerosos, no parecia Por MIN
gums pa-te.
Los trencS cstabaa repletoS. Pero
las cajas vaeias. Al Coronel Fontes
lie pasabe cads dia 10 qu- d los en-
presarioS de teatro que ven como sc
lssna la sata de e.oectadores
ii encontrar IA taquilla vaeia Sc en-
ruentrau ecu quc i 1~ovents Por Glen
:. dc los Expenditures, son Periods
las. que no pagan. y demas personals
Dc "pase".
Los passes, como ea los eSpecta-
calos publicos. abundsn IN las lineas
fsrrocsrriIera< &c Mexico, pues e
~ab:csn2 los repa-te a manos Rens,.
p>ro francamcnte. la cosa no era pa
70 ianto.
al fin y al esbo 81 dio con L. ella
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
ALEMANES SOMETE-
RAN UN PLAN PARA Ia
LIGA DE LAS Ma
n

LQNURES, Ahrii 24.-Un Gespa-
enc ~proccdcnte de Amsterdam. reci-
bidc hoy en- esta capital, asegura que
los Delegates alemanes dc paz han
recibido instrIcciones para proponer
en- Versailles un plan para Ia Liga
de Naciones en- sl]stitucion del pro-
veto a~doptado por Ia Conferencia de
Paz dc Paris.
Ell despacho agrega que e! plan
aleman ia 5iao forfnGlado en- ST. ma
yor parte por el ConGe Won Berns-
torit. eX-Embaj ador aleman en- los
Estados Unidos Matias Erzberger.
~prcSidente dc Ia Comision alemana
del Armisticio. Professor Walter VI. 4.
~Schuecking Y Carlos kantzky, Uno
do los hderes .0ri3ISras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
iESTA SUI SANGRE ADELGAZANDOSE A CON-
SECUENCIA DE- LA FALTA De HERO?

Los metodOs modernos de cocinar y la
vida a~ctiva. han dado como resultado
I'm alarmante aumento &c personals
a q~uienes les faIta hero en- su sangre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
Ell Case DE PICHILINGUE .:

IRA este habia recaido s%entcncla
por habcr pcrmitido III entrada y
dc>car"a de dos buGueS cHtranl croS
rcDalando los dcrecho> Il Sill SAILOR,
III culpahle dice Anon habia Sldo
co~n!cnad" 4 prnaS de prisi"E = NAL
Ii. por mas que cl goDicrno saba
que no contaba o uu tdrththg.
que tcnia Si"tc hiioS que mantenIr,
Y que 81 llabia cOnScntldO en- III VIC
larinn dc las Icves Icdcralcs 10 10
halia hcchu para ~lucrarse cual-
qUi"r 8 ma.
ESta caluroSa dcfenSa dc I'm fun
cinnario cuva persona debla impor
lar POGO al correSponsal :no pare
re rrucha de que ilahiH tnniIGo
partc en- cl aSunto. &c la arbitraria
ccsiion dc Pichilingue? Conocido cl
rratu Ell Mexico. bucn tempo dcbc
de hahcr ~tran>currido para que el
Icu>ado ~preScntara Sis ~de>cargos
IVA Sc Sabc 10 que c> la rulina OK
pc.iicit">ca cn muc>tro pals Y ell TO-
dos los ,lcmaSl So IT, conSignara Il
los trihuEalrS Y csloS dictaran SET,
tcncia: ' "ntrc ~apclacioncs. con-
pCtcnr!l> V tardamza Ell los fallos
de SECURE paSarOm amos. Ash pueS.
tanlr ror eStaS c0SaS como pOr ser
~cNtrauicro. Galan. r;iZon hay para
Greer que cl fue quicn do cl per
MISC que >olicit1 cl consul de los
E>iadoS UnidoS.
Va Sc We, pucS. que POGO Sc nece-
sit" para cnajcnar terriuorio nacio-
nal.
Qucd& ScrviIo 81 senior Fcrnin-
de-.
San Francisco. California. abril
slc 1919.
Y. SALADO ALVAREZ.
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que habIan Sur"ldo ron las autori
dadc> aduallalc> Y dc o1faS 'afi"S
classes. las cualcS no :" iaplah p''
| |ado ha>ta cntonrtS. Sc puSierOh ell
manoS del Gohierno dc Mexico '
este los dccidi" cn favor nucS'r".
CoSa dc dicz meScS ha"'' continue
dlclcndo Mr.. Moore Anon que Sc
hostiliza al coroncl ElnIar SocaVail
do SIT pO>lcl"m y ualdlIIu de hiccr-
lo aparccrr como i~urtinnarlo POGO
ccl0so en- 81 cumn';m.en." &c Il DC
bcrc>: pcro cl >rrvi,iG III" presto
Il Su pals conSi"uirndu para la ma
rJHa :~!ncrlr;IIua punt" tIii :'Ipor-
1alIlc NADIA pucdr h1rrari3 nj "eo'-
iitarlo NADIA.
.Ahora biv'I. :quien'~ son los res
lun>:blc> dr r>a fali;t &c csc crl-
mcn-dc lc>l nacion? i'or rl mo-
mcllV y contormc Il las n"'Icla>
que p"$"o. ci principal culpahic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

ROBERTO r. TESLA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
NOTA DE LOS FABRICANTES:

Ell Hero Nuyado, recetado y re-
mente ~mencionados, no es una medi-
Gina secreta sino muy por ell contra
rio, ampliamente conocida en- las dro-
guerias de todas parties. Diferente-
mente de las antiques preparedness
de hero inorganico, esta no dana nj
ennegrece la dentadura nj t%rastorna
las funciones del estomago. Los IA
~bricantes garantizan los resultados
mas satisfactorios a TODD c%omprador,
0 de 10 contrario lie devuelven ell i'm
porte de la medicinal. Esta a la
venta en- todas las buenas droguerias.
(.Adv.).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27
Recibi hace dos dias la carta
siguiente.

ll2l0 Pico ST.
LOS Angeles. abrll y tie lHl'.
Muv senior mo: .A>e-ura listed cn
un rccicntc artlcul" en- la PREM
"a. que en- Pichiliu9uc. quo proba-
blcmemtr cSli Situado cn la BaJa
california. ondca hacc mas dc Gin
cucnta amos un pahcllon c1tranle-
70. :Purh.ia listed darmc detallcS
accrca de csc aSrmtu. pucS Ic con-
fie>o nur ignore que pabell"n c> csc
Y dc>,ic cu;indo c>lI ocupaio 81 III
gar?
prrdonc la> moIrStia> Y rreamc >u
afmo. alto. y :. :.
~ Francisco Navicr Fcrnan
drz."
podriu habrr rcmitido Ia carta
del senior Fernandez a la Seccion
dc ConSulta> dc Ia pEENSA: pc.
ro como 81 >~ignatario a mi 81 dl'
/ ri"c y me imlcrro"a cortcSmcnic, a
ccrca de una a>rrcl"n MIA, "rro
| iu>to responder hrcNcmertc a LII
prc%unIa.
Ii Dircionario .~cogratico lie Lip
| piucot lrar accrra .iel punto solo
dos lincaS: "PichH'"gnc. eStacl"ll
cayboncr;l dc los k>tad"> nld"N
>iIuada trentc 4 La PaZ. Haja Ca
! lifornia.
En- tia fGNiC"HjG. rl primer pc
ri"lir" que sc public" en- SAN frhn-
! cisco. 50 halla en- Ia cdlclon CORES
pUndlrntc Ill ~ dc ahrIi de lS'o.
luna correspondence ic la BaJa Ga
litnrnia firnIHda r"r More Anon
an" dice a>i ru H. paric "clativa:
":>abcn aiomIo> ic u lcctorc>
que hacr dos u tres amos cI Gobicr-
no De los E>tadoS Gridc> Grey"
c"uvcn;culc p0>cer una cSIaciun
/ carbonrra en- In costa de Mexico.
! Cuunrc,lur de este prup6Sito 81 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

Para las Intermediates del ~estomago e in
~testinos de los ninoS no hay NADIA mcJor Que
mcgee BABY ELINIR. Sus cfectos son ra-
pidos : SECURES y ~ sabor cs agradable. De
Senta por Ia Bo:ica San Pedro. 80 W. Com
mercc ST. San Antonio. Tex. iAdr-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

para como simple servidor. A POGO
andar, no recibe crdenes de Made, v.
en- cuanto a las ganancias. las repartc
a su antojo ensre el y la sup.rioridad
gers-quica.
En- un principle. cuando era menes-
ter halaear a la genie, caando era pre-
ciso contentar a los amigos de la eau.
sa, que Sc mostraban sacramento dis
suStados porquc a la nora del triun-
70 habia hab;do POGO para ellos. ell
gobicrno pcrnitio aquel desorden.
urovoco ell mismo, aqIel desbarajustc.
y los intercsados sc dcciara-on salts
techos.
Ahora. cuando Il orden es nrcesario
y cuando faltan los dineros, don We
MUSTANG quiere someterlos y mermar-
les las gananciss. y clos, nsturalmen-
te, ~eneuentran cNtrano que les ven.
gan con %lecciones de moral los mis-
mos que les a meter las
manos en- las areas a~jenas.
Ello es que el conflicto =ntre los
ferroearrileros y ell gobierno esta en-
Fic y que puede que ie de I'm doior
de cabeza al ccroael Fonts y al Pre-
sidente Carranza.
Don Jose Diego Fernandez. que
va no podia con el seereto y a quicn
va Sc lie r~esistia con tanta nentira.
ACADIA de decir oficialmente 10 que va
el publieo de Mexico saba de pc a pa,
de manera extra-oficial: que los 60
biernos de Franeia y de inglsterra no
tienen grande, deseos de conserva-
nuestras .amistosas relacicnes, y les
dan con las ruertas en- las n~arices
a pucs.ros enviados extra ordinarios.
Per 10 ~tanto. Sc ha ordcnado a PAM
GU aban6one la ciudaa Il Paris. para
que no Sc siga poniendo en- ridieulo.
Pedro RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

COLLAR CON PERFUMES
SATURALES,

Las cuentas de estos collares
estin hechas de petalos de flo
res naturales. molidos y mode
lados fernando rosas y otras
flores. correspondence los olo-
res a las flores dc que estan
heehos. E. 10 mas Appropriate
para regular I Ia nova, In
amiga. In hermana o n ma
dire, rues a In c que es IN
e.cgante adorno. substitute con
ventaia 4 los perfumes. y su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

: Por que 81 Hero .NurGdo
Ggudc a credr eHergtGS.
iuer=a . ritdiidad Ct ias
personals dcbiic., ncrrio-
s1s u dccnidnst Mas ts 8
5000. 900 dc persorGs 10 VI
usdn a~rncimehfe para 81
anmcEtdr SU Jncr=d. cHer- -
ga Y r'tc.;dc6. "
":Esta su sancrc adcl-
~ga2indose a consecuencia
&c Ia :alta dc hero? ST
III. dcjara dc alimcntarse
hasta ponersc debil y del I'D dc
sado. no Sc causaria mayor Caballero:
NAL que cuando deja que 81 sangrc SC
debilite por falta de hero. del HE
rro que lc da fuerZa para transfer
mar los alimsntns Ell sustancias vita
licias'-dice 81 DR.. James Francis Sulli-
van. antique medico del Hospital de
Bellevue CDepartamento del Exterior
New York. y del Hospital del Condado
de Westminster.
Los mctoGos modcrnos de cocinar y
Ia activiSima vida que Sc llcva en- los
tiempos actuales. han dado como &c
sultado TN aumento de per-
sonas faltas dc hero en- su sangre.
habiendo quedado maravillado dc que m,
chas de elias ~Sufren. sin darSe cueata d
origcn dc sus cnfermedades. La faita {
hero en- la sanEre ha arruinado cl sist,
ma nervioso de muchos hombreS ; les h
quitsdo la fuerza viril ) e~ncrgias. que SO
tan necesarias para salir triunfante en-
lucha por Ia vida.
"Recomiendo q todas aquellas person;
que necesiten un tonico reconstituyentc
vigorizador dc Ia sangrc. acudan a 81 m
J.co on demauda DC una receta dc Herr
NuXado: 81 no desean obteuer esta rccet.
t. suficicnte con que adquieran el Her.
NuXado contenido en- sus paquetcs origin:
les, en- los cuales. las p~alabras "MUXATE
IRON" aparecen en- Ia etiqueta."
"Habiando accrca del Hero Nuxado
de los beneficioS Que proportional como t.
nico 3econstituycntc y vigorizador de
sangre. cl Dr.. George H. Baker. antigu;
mente medico cirujano de- Monmouth ",
mortal Hospital, New jersey. dijo 10 siguicl
tc:
10 luc las mujcres nccesitau para qu
sus melilias aparezcan sonroSadas y sien
ore * ccnstrven hermosas y saludabies. Il
son los cosmeticos nj drogas nccivas. sin
sencilIam .Htc abunGsncia de hero en- 5
sancrc. El Hero ca ell reconstituyente ma
poderoso, J. 4 menos Dc que 10 obtengamc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-27

de nucstros aiimentos. dcbemos procurarnos-
ln en- alsuna fo-ma fscilnente asimilable al
organismo. II queremos estar fucrtes. SALT
,laSlcs , Ecnos de vida. En- mi larga prac-
tica NO lie encontrado NADIA mejor que cl
Hero NuAado para crcar fuerza, encrgfa
y v;aiida!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18

Naysr Thnr probably distinction of being the best @
we'll He was porn Sns
the city all his life he receveo
later
made his entry into public NE IN oe
clerk and was reeecteo IosA
again
dissolved been
O. the management OF the
He had wide experience
G. Jack Thoner VINO coancS'se
Thoner OF the Han Dollar
service during the recent war
Thoner strong advocate peu WEI
as Will tena
Wheeling abr Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18

of engineers in the country IN
Il member OF the H IA
Mr. Conrad was poh
in
From 1908 to " n" was
Mr. G.
Hinton and with the United States government
the III" Ohio river following
construction OF the sewer s!s-
tema
h" highway commission
of Mo in of
$i""" con-
the u inc plans
Warwod and aiSn
whit aide
is tho engineering line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18

City Health and Of the best known physicians
of the city has had LOT of experience in work con
having been associated VII" Dr.
W C. Ezer while city health commissioners
in Wheeling and graduated from me
insly academy following which he attended several of tn" 11
Eastern medical colleges later practiccd in the west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18

OF and
Of the taken an active interest " p
this
Mr. EphIn was born in foryx coming 10 1s
He attended the puC
old and TOOK UP
paperhapng serving his apprenticeship ne 'o
edrh AIDE for a
He fnsIv up painting associated with q ~
salesman ne
McMcchen preserving
He
OF
of
Twe,vo years Ephn opened cigar store anu P
Of the Ohio %"
that BODY orS"~'u ne 1N0
to become city manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18

John s Rrz police judge is typcaiy "neerrns
product and laues in the school or nara kochs %
co chief of police such was terror 70 INC
inal class. e ,o,ioo conn.,
Following from the office OF cher Of ponce SUM"
law at the state university
and after %u passing the examination engaged IN me p
experience and temperament
10 considered eniany fitted for the office OF ponce Judge