davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
; Beauty :
More Letters.
BY EDNA KENT FoRBE

DROWN ETES-From your descrip-
II ton OF yourself. Imagine you
have some digestive trouble. Probably
you are eating too much. or too rich
or heavy foods. or else eating between
meals In any case. coarse pores come
from such causes. and a red nose is
almost always the result Of some such
trouble. Diet for awhile. Be sure
there is no trace Of constipation Take
very good care Of your skin, and see
how much you improve yourself A
daily warm bath is a necessity, as well
as a daily serubbing Of the face with
hot water. soap, and hot and cold
rinse
S. A Care you sure you have no
liver or kidney trou5leg The eondi-
ton you describe might come from
this. unless You are too stout all over.
Gertrude-No. I have no pamphlet
about hair dressing. With light hair
and blue eyes you can wear the
blues, palest yellow. rose, lavender
and black and white II your hands
and arms are thin. YOU are probably
too thin all over and the thing to do is
10 build yourself up Try drinking
half milk and half cream every day.
four glasses OF II, and eat your regu-
lar meals besides.
I think organdie would make the
prettiest dress for both evening and
best" wear. Why not blue organdie,
with rOsebuds made Of pink organdie
for trimming.
No. it isn't really proper for a girl
Of l. to wear shirt waists and skirts.
The figure is so immature.
You can make the voice soft and
gentle by watching yourself and never
letting the tones get high Of harsh.
Keep your voice low and It VIII soon
be that way naturally.
Worried-Toast is no more fatten-
ing than plain bread. but It Is better
for you because it makes you chew
more. Corn flakes are fattening- II
the face is too stout, do the hair very
simply, neither too loose nor too
tightly drawn back
Hopeful-You set me a hard task
when you ask how to make the eyes
have a pretty expression. The ex-
preston is simply the coming out OF
your inner self through the medium
Of the eye. It is not so much the
minute changes OF muscles. as an in
describable something - perhaps
wave OF physical electricity-which
flows from you to the person you are
with. Cultivate this inner self. cult
in others. and I'll guarantee that you'll
have the prettiest eyes imaginable.
Sally Rue-As I said above. good
care viii ward off the time when
gray hairs come. OF course. except
svitable with old age. Follow today's
directions. For the wrinkles that are
beginning. massage with a nourishing
cream and give the skin daily ice rubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE PIE PLANT.
By HOWARD GARIs.


pie plant if I wish to- asked Uncle
Wiggily. giving his pink nose a pre-
liminary twinkle, sort Of argumenta-
tive like and questioning.
Well just try It and you'll soon
enough find out laughed Nurse Jane
And then Mrs. Cluck-Cluek. the hen
lady. called to her over the back fence
to know the hes way to keep ice
cream from melting when you put il
in the oven Of the gas stove So Nurse
Jane didn't have any more time 20
talk to Uncle Wiggily-
We'll, I'm going to taste the pie
plant before II is cooked. just to see
what it's like" thought the bunny
rabbit gentleman as he hoped into
his auto. gave the turnip steering
wheel a twist and started off.
Il did not take him long TO get to
where Mrs Stubtail. the lady bea-.
lived in big. hollow log Back OF It
was a garden.
Good morning. Mrs. Stubtail." said
Uncle Wiggily. as he stopped his car
out In front How are my little
friends Needle and Beckie this morn
ing?"
very wen. indeed. thank you" an
swered their mother. They have
gone to school. And how are you2"
"Fine," answered Mr.. Longears-
Fine, Nurse Jane sent me over TO get
some rhubarb pie plant. but she said
particularly wasn't to eat any of II
raw"
Il should say not laughed Mrs.
StubtaiL Wait a minute and I'll cut
you some stalks
She walked slowly down to the end
Of the garden and soon came back
with her paws fun Of long. greenish
red stalks OF the pie plant
There YOU are. Uncle Wiggily.-
said AIRS. Stubtan Take il to Nurse
Jane with my compliments"
But why can't 1 eat any OF it raw
asked the rabbit gentleman. curious
like.
oh. because. il you do began Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
Hoosier, 90, Figures
He Wilde In August

Frankfort Ind, June Pc H sta
ley. 90 years old. said to be the oldest
newspaper writer in the, state Of In
diana, came to his former home in this
city from the Odd Fellows home at
-Gree1sburg, Ind, to make final pre-
parations for the funeral He has been
advised by physicians that his death
may come suddenly and he says he
believes it viii occur in August Sta
ley. who established a newspaper here
in 1891. still contributes editorials to
state papers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24

Stubtail. and Just then her telephone
rang and she had to run in to answer
it
We'll. this is very queer" thought
AIr. Longears. TN eat some Of this
pie plant raw when I get back to my
bungalow. Then III know the reason
why
He started back toward home in his
auto. but he had not gone very lar
before, all OF a sudden out from behind
big bush Jumped the bad Pipsise wah.
Halt. Stop where you arei" cried
the Pip. standing in front Of Uncle
Wiggilyts machine You got away
from me yesterday, because Jimmie.
the duck, warned you with red danger
Iadishes- You shant get away today.
am going to take lot Of your souse
But first tell me. what are those red
dish-green stalks on the seat beside
your
That is pie plant said Uncle Wig
gily. but you are particularly not to
eat any Of it raw"
Nonsense, Pie planti Not eat it
raw OF course I shah if, I like
cried the bad Pip Here. III eat some
now and then I'll try your ear-souse. 80
He reached over and grabbed a stalk
Of the rhubarb pie plant He took u
big bite and a chew, and then, all Of a
cred up until it was no larger than
the head OF pin. and the Pip cried
''Oh. WOW, Oh, lemons, Oh. vinegar.
Oh. sour grapes. The pie plant is the
mast puckery stuff I ever tasted. II
has made my mouth so small that
can't even bite the point of a lead
pencil"
"Ha. II serves you rightm cried
Uncle Wiggily. as he hurTeid on in his
auto Now. / know why they didn't
want me to eat any pie plant raw-it
Is too souri,"
And that is the reason Nurse Jane
put plenty OF sugar in the pie plant
when she cooked IL. so il was all right
and the pies were lovely. Mr. LongearS
said And if the eggplant doesn't go
swimming in the water melon. and get
the rag dolls bathing suit all wet. I'll
tell YOU next about Uncle Wiggily and
the kberries.-Copyright 1912. BY
Mcclure Newspaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
THERE,s q lIttle boy.

THERE'S A little boy
AND EIs name is Buddy.
OR THEY call him that.
AND HE'S moved to a house
IN A clump Of trees
JUST A little distance.
FROM WHERE we live.
AND THE first time I met him.
WAS At the pump.
IN THE neighbours yard
WHERE WE get the cold water.
FOR DRINKING purposes.
AND HE'S 50 very small
AND THE pump is so tall
THAT HE can't reach up.
WHEN THE handle ascends-
AND so we agreed.
THAT I'D do the pumping.
WHEN THE handle went up.
AND HE'D do the pumping
WHEN THE handle came down.
AND ASIDE from the fact.
=
THAT HE stepped on my feet
AND stepped on his.
WE DID very well.
AND THE best Of it was.
THAT WE got to be friends
AND WE may be friends yet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
Why Be Fat?
Become Slim This Summer

Have you heard about the new sys-
TEN for weight reductiOn3
You may eat and drink all you
need There is no tedious exercising
Take q little oil OF korein az neal
times and when retiring. also follow
the simple. clear directions. 4 loss
Of weight. ten 10 sixty pounds what
ever you need to iosel. may be ex-
pected by this safe and pleasant sys-
tenn OF fat reduction Al the drug
gists get 2 small box OF oil OF korein
capsules. and start a. once Be OF
normal size. with good figure and al
tractire appearance agile. quick
witted. healthier and more efficient.
BY reducing weight now YOU are
likely to avoid one or more diseases
heart weakness, sunstroke. apoplexy.
etc and 70 ada years 70 your life
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
DANGER SIGNALS
OF BAD BLOOD

Pimples on the face. punches in tbs
neck. sallow and swarthy complexion,
sores. ulcers. mucous patches. copper
colcred spots. Scaly skin affections.
constipation. inactive liver, dyspepsia
and stomach troubles ere commcn
symptoms Of poisoned blood There Is
no remedy offered today 10 the publif
that has so successfully cured these
diseases as Number 80 For The
Blood" An old doctors prescription
containing the -lost reliable altera-
tives known TO medical science
Put up by J. c. Nendenhall. Evans
vile. Ind. 40 years a druggist
Sold by Kelly & Pollard. wholesale.
-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24
What Do You Do When Little Boy
Doesn't Believe a Real Fairy Story?

BUT I'M not very sure
FOR SOMETHING has happened.
THROUGH NoBODY's fault.
AND IT happened. last night
WHEN BUDDY and L
WE'RE ROAMING about.
IN THE shadows Of night
AND THE moon had come up.
AND THE stars were awake.
AND so we're the frogs.
AND DOWN in the honows.
WHERE THE firenies.
AND JUST how many.
WE COULDN'T guess
EXCEPT WE agreed.
THERE WERE more than a million
AND FOR something to say
TOLD Buddy a tale.
THAT I was once told.
THAT I was once told.
THAT THE fireflies.
WERE THE fairies lamps.
THAT THEY carried about
WHEN THE fairies went out
AND THEN I pretended
I'd CATCH him a fairy.
AND OF course I didn't
AND ANYWAY.
HEARD him this morning.
WHEN BE didn't see me.
AND BE pointed our way
AND WAS telling a boy
FROM UP on the hill
THAT was a nut.
BECAUSE I believed.
THERE REALLY were fairies.
AND THAT tirefIies.
WERE FAIRIES lamps.
AND THE night before
I'D BEEN trying to catch them.
AND THEY both Of them laughed.
AND SAID was silly.
AND HID in the bushes
TO SEE me come out
AND didn't come out
AND heard Buddy say
THAT HE'D point me out
WHEN WE all went swimming
IN THE afternoon
THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24

You bet you would. You know
you've often said to yourself when hot
weather came: sWhewl wish they d In
vent cigarette that was cool smoking"
MEN, IT'S HEREI
The breezy. cool-tasting flavor that
you've longed for is in smooth Home
Run Cigarettes.
The Bonnie Brown Burnley Tobacco in
Home Runs is cooled and mellOwed by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24

THE young lady across the way says
L she sees that The London Daily
Mail has offered a $4,000 purse to the
first aviator who flies across the At
lantic and it must be very handsome
but she should think he'd rather have
the money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24

L had not put out his patch Of corn,
as the crows bother him so he can't
rest while working it.
While nnsing out his jug this morn
ing Atlas Peck predicted that in the
dangerously near future, the fellow
whe wants drink VIII have to go up
into the sky, meet another airplane,
and 90 around behind a cloud, where
the constable can't see them.
After undergoing several cloudy days
Cab Hancock this morning went out
and took a coed look at the sun, and
was glad to see that it had not changed
much since last he saw it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-24

n ILANL III II 7 7 IU-N
London, Eng. June 24.-School chill
dren are to take a leading part in the
peace celebration set tentatively for
August 3, and 8
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
POR LA OFICINA DEL MARlS-
CAL DE ESTADOS UNIDOS

e. senior John Dibrell, Dlputado
Mariscal de los Estados Unldos, re-
cibi6 orden de proceder a Ia deten-
ci6n de I'm individuo de nacionalldad a
mericana que vino a esta ciudad pro-
cedente de Ia de Houston, y que ha-
bia cometido ala, segun manifesto
la orden de apprehension, algunas vlo-
laciones a Ia ley en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere a la venta de s~ubstancias mar
c0ticas.
AL detenido Sc lie condujo ante Ell
senior licenciado Edwards, Comisio-
nado de los Estados Unidos en- es-
ia, paar ell examen respective, que
fue denunciado por' ell acusado, acce-
diendo a la identidad. e. Comisiona-
do lie flo como fianza Ia cantidad
de quinientos pesos para dejarlo en-
libertad provisionalmente, pero no
teniendo manera de otorgarla, vol
VIC a Ia Carcel, donde esperara a que
lleguen las personals que las autorida-
des de Houston, a las que Sc les do
va aviso de 81 detencion, van a en-
War por e. para que 10 c%onduzcan
g aquella ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
10 Centavos de "Casca-
refs" es q mejOr Ia
xativo para 81 Mga-
do e Intestillos
No permanezca constipado,
con dolores de cabeza, bilio-
so, con nal aliento 0 aci-
DEE en- Ell eSt0mago.

No importa cual sea Ell estaGo que
guarde Su estomago. Su higado 0 sus
intestinoS; cue le duela mucho l. ca
beza, 0 que Sc sienJa enteran.eate
combatido por resfriados, constipa-
ci6n, indigestion, biliosidad Y con-
gestion intestinal; listed Sc aliviara 81
toma Cascarets.
No deje cue ell nal estado del hi
gado, eSt6mago o intestinos lie hagan
l!evar una exiStencia miserable. To-
ne Cascarets hoy en- la noche, Y asi
pondra IN hasta aqui q las jaQuecas,
biliosidad, vahidos. ~nerviosidad, aci-
dez, r~eSfriados, nal aliento Y orras
muchas afecciones; limpie todos los
6rganos interiors; de Ia bills que con-
tienen, gases Y materia constipada,
que son los que producer las do
lencias.
Una GAIA significa salud, felicidad
Y mente d~espejaGa por varios meses.
Todos los b~oticarioS venden Cascarets.
No divide a los ninos, sus delicados
organismoS neceSitan ser limpiados
tambien- (Adv].
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
FL MAS PELICROSO DE Los REOS TRATO De
ESCAPARSE De La CARCEL DEL CONDADO
Tn voIador de cajas de fierro, sentenciado a cuarenta amos
de prisioon, con paciente labor de benedictino habia
Iimado las barras de hero de SUI prision
10 TRASLADARON 4 UNA Zelda De
S~ENTENCIADO MUERTE

FL Sheriff del Condado manG5 in
m~ediatamente que fuese puesto en- Ia
zelda de la muerte, que Sc dice que
es mas negra que la noche" Y ali
permanecera hasta que sea enviado a
la P~enitenciaria. e. mismo senior
Tobin pidi6 al Abogado de Distrito
que s~olicite de Ia Corte que sea des-
pachada la ~apelaci6n de Dion, para
que este pueda ser enviado cuanto
antes a la Penitenciaria. Las leyes
proven la perdida del derecho de
apelar por verificar una escapatoria
de la Carcel, pero es necesaria una
solicitud en- IN case de intentona
de escape.
Dixon, como sc recordara fue a.
~prehendido por los detectives, pero
no sin que Sc librara IN combate a
pistola entire este y ell jefe de los en-
pleados de policia, cuando el NAL
hechor fue sorprendido en- una dro-
guerra. Antes de que este arresto
Sc ~llevara a cabo los dos almacenes
de drogas habian sido asaltados Y en-
uno de los dos casos el ladron sc
encar0 pistola en- mano con el tenien-
tie George Van Flett, un Official del
Ejercito que Sc despert6 con e. ruido
que hizo Ia explosion de Ia GAIA fuer-
tie al ser volada en- una tienda cer-
cana. FL Official fue herido en- un
pie Y ell asaltante ~creyendolo muer
to escape. Por este hecho Dixon fue
acusado de robo con Ia agravante de
asalto con intenci6n de matar al te-
niente Van Flett. Y en- otro case,
tambi6n de rateria, con intento de
a~sesinar al captain de detectives Van
Ripper. En- el primer case el Jura-
do sentenci6 a diez amos de prisioE
V fue sentenciado a ounce amos por
ell asalto al teniente Van Fleet Y el
segundo, a cinco por eli robo ratero
Y ounce por el asalto al captain
Van Ripper. En- tres de estos casos
apel6, faltando solo apelar en- el que
Sc reficre al captain. Todos los ca
SOS de a~pelacion estan en- Ell per;o-
do de pruebas durante este ter
mino Dixon permaaecia en- Ia carcel
del Condado.
81 Ia ley considera de Ia misma
rnanera IN intento de escaparse y
provee 10 misno que para una fu-
ga consumada, Ia apelaci6n de d.
Xon sera descchada Y este cnviado q
Ia Penitenciaria desGe Iuego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
MUERTE REPENTINA A
CAUSA DE U TOQUE
ELECTRICO EN- LAREDO
Tue pictima de 81 ell senior
Adofo Martinez, quien
perecio eyer manona

TIegramc Especial pare la PRENSA.
LAREDO, TEX. Octubre 20.-En
los momentos en- que Sc disponia 4
encender la luz electrical en- su casa,
q las cuatro de la manana de hoy,
ell senior don Adolfo Martinez, cayo
muerto instantaneamente. Sc creyo
que habria sido victina de IN ataque
pero esta creencia desaparecio des-
pues de minucioso registro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
CAMPO PRONUNCIO UN DISCUR
so EN- BARCELONA,

BARCELONA. octubre 19.-Cambo
pronunci6 hoy IN discurso en- Ell que
diio que nunca Sc ha sentido mas ca
talanista que cuando ocupo un pues-
to en- ell Gabinete, Y agrego que toda
dilaci6n en- ell arreglo de Ia question
catalina, s6lamente haria mas aguda
Ia crisis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
NACENIENTOS

Una nina de Pablo de Lon Y de
Ia senior Petra Z. de de Ln6n, en-
Ia Gale de W. Salinas 7O6.
Una nina de Antonio Elizondo V
de la sonora Ignacia Villarrea! de
Elizondo, en- la Gale de s. Pinto 3l4.
Una nina de Carlos c. Flores Y
de la senora Isabel Jimenez de Flo
res, en- la Gale de S. Ruiz Alb.
Una nina de Celso Pedraza Y de "a
sonora Herlinda S. de Pcdraza, en- Ia
Gale de Guadalupe 9O4.
Una nina de Ia sonora Otiiia G.. de
Gonzalez y Dc su csposo, Eduwigis
Gonzalez en- la calle de Chihuahua
Ais.
Una nina de Ruperto Zapata Y de Ia
sonora Oliveria Lara de Zapata, en-
Ia Gale de S. Leona 1928.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
REGESTRO CIVIL
DEFUNCEGNES.

Pedro Ojeda, de cuarenta Y nue.
We amos, falleci6 de Peritonitis agu-
da, en- Ia Gale de King Court PIP.
Tn niNo del matrimonio e., NilariO
Ramirez, falleci0 por aiumbraoiento
premature en- Ia Gale de Su. Conchos
30l Y medic.
Emilia Gonzalez. de UT aho de
edad, f~ailecio de laringitis aguda, en-
la Gale de Furnish 444.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
NOTO DE GRACIAS.

L. ~1u5crita. en- 81 p-opto nombre , en-
e. de 81 tn.rilin. haee p-esente 81 mas pro-
fundo sg-=dec!El!ento o. CAMPAMENIO
JUAREZ de los W. o. W. tLeiadores del
Mudo) por IA cquidnd con que han proce-
dido nj hacerlo e~tectiva. Io- medic del ST..
J-sts Franco. "a polka de $4,000 Que ha-
bia tornado su dlfunto esposo Abraham Ra-
mos.
San Antonio. Texas. Oetuhre de 1919.
Maria II, P6a. de Ramos.
Jones Avenue, tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos: Crockett 996, 991,

T~elefOnos: Crockett $50, 991,
999 V 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO NEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA ClUDAD.
Cazros a prop6sito = a precios ra-
zonables, espec.ales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios F~uneralcs. Wales cor
tos 50 cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera lie IA ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia y 2oche.
Leon 4. MARTINEZ. Gcrente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
Sooto2ss s Rs,sonaG&
NACI3uENTO

Una preciosa Y robusta. nina do a
luz, Ia noche del viernes ultimo, IA
sonora dona Petra Ullva de de Leon,
esposa del senior Pablo de Leon, en-
So Residential de Ia Gale ". Salinas
706.
La infanta llevara el aombre de
Ana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
DE MEXICO

En- viaje de ~negocios, ' p~roceden-
te de Mexico. Sc encuentra en esta
ciuGad el senior don Alfredo Guerra,
qujen permanecer& algunos dias en-
San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
MATRIM0NE0S.

Lazaro Osorio y Elyira Castillo.
Irwin Goldman con Pillar Gonzalez.
George n. LlenOs con Catarina G.
Tanayuca.
Santiago Sanchez con Adela Gar
cia.
Jose Rodriguez con Canuta Her
nandez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
70 euro
LA QUEBRADURA
Escriba pidiendo Ia Prueba Gratuita
lie mi TratamientO, IN ejemplar de
nj ibro Y detalleS acerca de mi
GARANTIA
d z
1900 PESETAS.

Esta no es una inseasata aserci6a
lie IN individuo irresponsible. Es IN
hecho absolutamente cierto, el cual
sera apoyado or gusto per miles de
individuos curadoS no solo en- Ingla-
terra, si7o tam5jen en- toGo e. mum
DO. Cnando digo curar, no qUero
~simplemente significGr que Suminis-
tro Ut braguero, aImohadilla u otro
aparato cue jendra cue usarSe con-
tinuamente por los p~acientes. con OBJ
jeto de c~onServar Su ~qUebradura en
81 lugar. 70 quiero decir que mi SIS
tema permite a "a q~uebraGCra dejar
de tales irrita2teS ~arCefactos Y con-
vierte Ia parte leSionada tan bueHa Y
fuerte como antes de ocIrrir la CUE
bradura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21

George Dixon, ell e mas peligro-
so de los que ocupan la Carcal del
Condado, donde ~extingue una scnten-
cia de c~uarenta y cinco amos, fue con-
finado a la zelda de Ia muerte, mien-
tras Sc lie envia a Ia Panitenciaria del
Estado como castigo por' haber in
tentado romper las rejas de Ia pri-
sion.
EI REQ a quien Sc refiere Ia in
formation, fue puesto en- Ia Gel
da de Ia Muerte," despues de que Ell
domingo sc pudo notar que las rejas
de 81 zelda habian sido limadas en-
una profundidad de IN dieciseisavo
de pulgada Y despues de que lie fue-
ron quitadas cuatro limas L igual nj
nero de navajas que tenia en- su po-
der. Una pequena cortaduras IN el
colch6n de la zelda de Dion do lu-
gar al descubrimiento, despues del
cual los oficiales de la prisi6n practi-
caron una busca minuciOsa por toda Ia
zelda para yer 81 enc -raban ar
mas. Dos de los oficiales penetraron
en- Ia misma zelda y levantaron los
colcl mes, en- los que notaron una
incisi6n hecha cen una navajo bien
afilada, cuya abertura fue vuelta a
coser con TODD cuidado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
DE REGRESO

Despues de algunos dias dc estan-
cja en- esta, regresaraan a Monterrey,
lugar de So Residential, los senores
Pedro V Manuel Alaniz Tamez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
DE NEGCCIOS

Sc ~encuentra en- esta ciudad, en-
viaje de negocios, el h~aceRdado Goa
huilense, licenciado don Miguel Car
denas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21

Nj hbro. una copia del cuaI eHvla-
re q I'd. con mucho guSto, eXpllCa
claramente como I'd. pIede curarse
por este siSrema. No 10 deScubrl deS-
pues de haber sufrido V miSno por
muchos amos de = quaoracura do
bic, Ia cual los med!cOs declan era
incurable. Ne euro ' yo me creI en-
ell 6eber De dar al nun3o el benefit
clio de nj deScubrimle-r5, con el re-
sultado de cue ahora haCe muchoS
amos Que he esJ2do curando quebra-
duras en- JoCaS las parties del nun
do.
I'd. probablemente estara intere-
sado en- rec!b,- cor Ell Gb-o gratuito '
prueba del tracamie1to Unos teSt.-
monios f;rmaGos &c uros rOcos, entire
los muchos paCIenteS cCradoS. No
pierda tempo Y dinero en- uaCar de
obtener en- otra parte 10 que nj deS-
cubrimieato ofrece. pues solo SuTrl-
"a contraCiempoS. Tome IA puma '
llene Ell cuD6r = eS-a q pie de este
anuncio, enviemelo por correo ' mi
libro, una copla de m Garantla. "a
prueba de mi tratam;ento : O.roS de-
la4SS que NN. -S~ES.t- y SSNS- G
viados Embellishments.
Sfrvase no enviar dinero alguno.
CUPON PARA PRUEBA GRATUITA
Dr.. Vim. +. RICE tSII2D &C. ?. o.. Bor
No. 81. 5 L 9. S:ousru..sr Street.
Lomd-es. E. c., Iug.ats-rG.
Nuy seho- MO: Si-vase rnvlar E~-atGlta-
,,e1,. IA information y p-Ucaa para cue &c
oueda cu-ar III gue5-ad--a.
Sorbrs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-21
DISCURSOS

Alocuciones, poesiss- ca-tas fanilia-
res. amorosas, de dpelo y de neSocios,
articuios. ETC.. neccsi:aIa I'd. hacer
f-ecuentemerte en- 81 vida social. y
81 no sabe hacerlo. ialtara o Sc Pon-
dra en- ve-glenza. Cuapdo necesite
algo de clio. pidalo a Don Placido Bill
bao. 10 Menchaca Street. San Anto-
Mo. Texas. Discusses extensos. $500:
Discusses breves. $500: Cartas. sl-0o.
Escritos de todas c!sses a p-ecios
convenc:onales.