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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
MINNESOTA STREET
Is MUCH IMPROVED
NORTH END IMPROVEMENTS AL D
GREATLY TO BUSINESS
SECTION
SAFFERT MODEL MEAT MARKET
AND NEW ARBES PLACE
ADVANCE VALUES

Among the numerous improvements OF
: New Ulm made during the past year two
OF the most notable are the rebuilding
of Saffert's meat market and the erection
Of the new Arbes' furniture store. Both
are located on North Minnesota street
where they help materially towards the
developmentof that section of town as well
as of the city as whole. In speaking
of the meat market this may be said with
a double emphasis.
Modern Show Windows
The casual passer-by cannot help &C
miring the fine conception of the design
n all its particulars and the ideal execu-
ton of this store There is not one note
OF discord in the harmonious arrange
ments. The entrance with its stone
steps in the form of half circle and the
two show windows on either side form
a striking picture of real beauty. The
little white shining tiles arrest the
eye and invite to an inspection of the
different wares exhibited.
Several Departments
An up-to-date meat market not only
deals in different sorts of meat, but one
>, also will find there we'll supplied fish
market, all kinds of dairy products and
canned goods. These different side lines
form considerable part of Mr.. Safert's
business. The several show cases con-
tanning these articles are all made accord
ing to the very latest style, only marble,
glass and fine woodwork being used.
Provision Rooms in Rear
Leaving the store thru rear door the
visitor finds himself in long hallway
which divides the two large ice boxes of
about Is l8 feet in size. They both
are in fine shape finished in white and
electric lighted, the one to the left just
being connected with the ice machine.
This latter is in the next room to the
rear, the sausage factory. All kinds Of
good things to eat are turned out here
daily, IN most sanitary way. Next
comes the slaughter house with the latest
modern equipment.
There are several other rooms in this
part of the building, one of them being
= prepared as shipping room for the outside
trade. So far Mr.. Safert has spent
about $4,000 on these improvements.
The two smoke houses are located in
the yard to the left of the main building.
They are always well filled, not only with
all kinds of sausages and hams but also
with thick smoke of burning hard
wood.
The whole working force of Mr..
safert's plant consists of eight hired
helpers. ... -
Another fine and attractive new build
ing on North Minnesota street iss the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

Two eclipses of the sun and one of
the moon are scheduled for 1919. The
sun will be entirely hidden from view in
nearly all parts of the United States on
May 18th, and again on November 22nd,
this time visible in the states The
moon will be shut from view partly on
November 7th, the moon entering the
shadow at o'clock in the evening.
Easter will be late this year, coming
on April goth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
ANOTHER BATCH OF
OVERSEAS LETTERS
THOUSANDS OF LETTERS BRING
NEWS OF THE WORK OUR
BOYS ARE DOING
NOTHING QUITE so COOP AS
IS UNCLE SANS LAND TO
THE SAMMIES 81

Last weeks mail brought a large num-
Der OF letters from the boys who are still
overseas and they make very interesting
reading for home folks and Others, as
well, so here are some of them which
The Repiea0 has had the good fortune to
get for its readers. The first is from
Sergt:-Major Jacob Engel who sends
several views of the lumber camp in
which he works, two of which are re-
produced in this issue.
Jacobs letter is dated December
26th at Sabres, France. He says:
Christmas IN France. Were it not
for the letters and day Of leisure, those
who are used to see snow on the ground
around this time Of the year would hardly
realize that it really is Christmas. Been
raining nearly every day for a month
and only occasionally we would have a
little sunshine. This morning we got
out OF bed with the sun shining and
the sky clear but within thirty minutes
T it was pouring. Sometimes when we
leave our little huts, the sun would be
Shining in a clear sky; inside of ten or
fifteen minutes it would be raining pitch
forks This is the way it keeps up all
day. One is never safe without rain
coat. Lok thru the forest and into some
Of the fields and lawns, all green. Such
IS the winter Of Sunny France.
You will want to know how / am
spending Christmas day. There really
is not much to say. got up for break
fast at 8 a. M, had oatmeal, coffee and
one boiled egg, Until dinner time /
spent most Of the time talking with some
! 0f The men who came back to the COM
pany for Christmas dinner and who had
been out on other jobs. For dinner we
had mutton, mashed potatoes, cake and
apple pie and coffee. The Y. M. C. "A.
gave each one a box containing smokes,
gum and chocolate bars. Then we sat
around and talked some more. For
supper we are going to have doughnuts
and coffee; until then l am going to sit
down and write to all in one letter and
thinking OF you all while l am doing so.
Received the Christmas package you
sent me. With it came the letter telling
me what acos in the box Too bad, but
the box was broken and only got the
razor strop and the silk flag. The rest
of it got lost on the way. Certainly
would have enjoyed that air cushion but
| guess by now someone else is using it.
! What was the locket like? Sure would
like to know that and if you had any
pictures in it you had beettr send me
another set Of them. Even with the bad
luck Of the box l want to say I certainly
enjoyed my Christmas more than / had
planned. want you to feel that I
certainly am mighty glad and appreciate
everything you have done and tried to
do to make this Christmas happy one
for me.
Il am not planning on staying here
longer than we have to. OF course, there
are lots Of things to be seen here in France
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
MEETING OF NEW ULM MILITARY
ASSOCIATION

A meeting of the New Ulm Military
Association has been called for Sunday,
February 9th, at 2 o'clock p. M, at the
Armory. All ex-soldiers in the city and
vicinity, and especially those who took
part in the present war, are invited to
be present. n.
/. The object is to discuss the advisability
OF joining a national organization Of
ex-soldiels, now being formed.
It is hoped that there will be- . good
attendance. .s
ED. ]. BERG, Secretary
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
STATE COMMISSION
HAS 10 MORE DAY Us
COMPROMISE IN SENATE ON
RESOLUTION REGARDING
SAFETY BODY.
OPEN HOSTILITY SHOWN AMONG
LAWMAKERS OF EVERY
PARTY CAMP

Inc HE Oh tne' Minnesota RuDIlc
Safety commission has been extended for
another ten days. The state senate
made this compromise on Friday OF last
week after Senator F. TT. Peterson Of
Moorhead had asked for an extension Of
so days. That meant that the commits
sion would not revoke all of its orders
on Tuesday, February 4th, as announced
some time ago, but that they remain
effective until further action of the
senate. During these ten days the
legislature will come to some decision
as to whether the commission should be
continued or whether all of it's orders
should be revoked. q
Fight On For Some Time
When the Peterson resolution regard
ing the time extension was introduced on
Thursday the safety commission and it's
acts became the outstanding issues in
the legislature. Friends and foes alike
began lining up in battle array, according
to reports from the capitol More than
a dozen senators openly declared them,
selves against any extension of time.
Senator James Dryer OF Minneapolis
jokingly remarked that if the resolution
called for an extension of ten minut Of
the life of the commission he would
vote for it, but not otherwise, and before
the resolution Of Senator Peterson had
made its appearance many lawmakers
in both bodies and from all camps Of
the legislature had openly expressed TIER
hostility to any move designed to per-
petuate the body. y
No Justification a
Lawmakers both inside and outside
of the Farmer-L Labor contingent had
gotten into the fight on. the body on the
grounds that there is no economic
or civic justification for its continuance.
1t was and is freely argued that the safety
commissioners have lost the coniden e
of the majority of the people of the
state and that, therefore, the body
should not be continued.
Representative Sigel, labor member
from St. Paul, not being satisfied with
the movement against the continuance
of the safety commission introduced a
sweeping resolution providing for a
legislative investigation of the body,
probing into all of its acts and expendi-
lures. Payment Of $4,000 to Attorney
Tighe for his services to the commission,
after it had been reported that he would
work gratis, for pure patriotism, would
be investigated, Sigel said
Burnquist's Stand
That Gov rnor Burnquist favors the
retention Of the commission is made
plain by his support of measures favoring
its perpetuation and by his move to
keep the body in power indefinitely by
designating it as a distributor of state
charity to returning soldiers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
ICB SHORTAGE FOR
LOCAL CONSUMERS?
NO CUTTING DONE BY NEW ULM
ICE CONTEMPLATING ALL
OF JANUARY
HIGHER PRICES WILL PREVAIL,
BECAUSE OF EXPENSIVE
HARVESTING

There are always two sides to oues-
ton no matter how we may Judge II
on its face value. The enjoyment of
the fine weather period in the month
just passed no doubt was real and un-
disputed, but there are some after
thoughts connected with it. which for
many carry "a not less real and undis
puted unpleasantness. Not to speak Of
Its consequences in regard to winter
wheat and other crops the question of a
shortage Of ice during the coming sum
mer months looms up largely and calls
for serious attention.
No Cutting Done
So Tar as the ice harvest up to the
present time is concerned it is nil, accord
ing to statement made by Henry Held,
Superintendent of the city dray depart
ment of the New Ulm Ice company.
The layer of ice on the river never has
been more than 4 or inches thick this
winter, precluding the use of teams, he
said. Never before has such a condition
prevailed in this part of the country,
,.s - : ule'e ~ u,ie.''i'ia " soive ZOE
in more favorable weather in the present
sn D.ea'se - ~ oue % Inc question
- sn q 'ie 70. iee ioi view oilh
account of the high expense connected
v,ifh If Tn Ofhor Cities, ~ 49,,
ri...s - =. -. sny =. aa a.es
~ - ~ asi a'eni li,
u 81 IL. s'ls u . 20 &c. ~ g enough
- - 80 - ..s.a. ,.'0e = e,1efseh
49, ,eSs.' W. 'sos " ~ iia1sa
49,,
= ~, ~ .'' xa y ,. 1-Saces
" na.e ~ .l.s tne outcome ONE may De tho
p1.ees lor ICE ICE VIII De consldersnly1 higher
M o,,.o yeal .nan ias. year. MI: Held SAID
az s.sesai ieasons ior TINS IN
e - ~. nis. pace Tue ICE harvest
-. 40 - 1a . always W. more expensive
IL, l..' sa,a,,an a; ne loaus are necessar-
IN "ls WHICH now
W. :, - :. 'seo uo no' hoio as much
~ sAie sn9 WHICH III january are
useu -. 'na. purpose BESIDES the
.eAs o'ieA.s " .ne aays Is responsible
~: ~ iieiuen' Dieshfiss ana Iof the
lvlts W. u iliore water, making II
"a ~ ~ 'ne men 20 nahoie ene river
piquuc..
II piaces near lakes tne people are
iiio ol ioiI eu1 because the Ice on stand
ihs ma.ei mas reached . thickness oil
slDou .s, = in'nes Wlicn MAKES harvesting
m, 800 .li :, lnlis 'ne people Oh New
:, ~ ',u :. ei,e sea.e WOKE up 20 ma
.nel''se.yes II ',le must OF a real Mime
sD.a e We. n'el II nao ralned all
10y .:,s auay' ~. temperature oropped
nave Iue sluCeuGioH VI staying WIN us 1Of
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
POLICE REPORT.

The following Of IS the local police report
for the year 1918: u
| Ofenses. Arrests,
Larceny .#.=. 4. III .s. &. . ..,.,
Assault. .. h. 4. \ Ga I'll. X
Vagrancy II h. q. !. & Ii. Il. 2
IDisorderly conduct II 4. Il. 20
Drunkenness /. b. Il. &c
| Violation Of state automobile laws {
Riding on sidewalks with bicycle. 4. II
Cruelty to animals J. ]. !. !. !. 4. B.
| Violating state game laws ST. \, II !:
Shooting within city limits u
| Misdemeanor I. q !. u. .s.5. h. .5. I !
/ Total cases. j. .s... e. lOI
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

=. ]. Gies, q young man Of M organ,
Redwood County, has been killed in
;actiop in France, according to report
recently received by his parents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
Los TRABAJADORES
MEXICANOS SON
E;XPULSADOS De
OKLAHOMA
Sc pedira a Ia Fedora.
cion Americana del
Irabajo Ia debida
protection

OKLAHOMA. CITY. Okla, Enero
2O.-Gran indignation ha causado en-
tire el elemcnto trabajador meXicano
de esta ciudad. I'm parrafo de GAGE
tilla que publica IN periodico local,
asi como Ia declaration que en- Ell ha-
&c ell JueZ Splitter, contra los trabaja-
doreS m~eXicanos.
En- d;cho p~arrafo ademas de EXPIRE
Sarse de los trabaiadores meXicanos
en- terminus duros e inS~uitanteS, Sc les
amenaza con cerrarleS las puertas
de los talleceS V eXpulSarlos de Ia GU
dad. como 10 han sido va algunos de
esos traDaiadoreS. por ei hecho de no
Uerer trabaio. A esos compatr!otas Sc
les do tan solo unas cuantas horas
para 1ue salicran de Ia poblaclon V
Sc asegura cue q todos los que vayan
Quedando sin ~ocupaci0n Sc les ira eX-
pulSando igualmente de la cjudad.
Ell JueZ Splitter que juzgo hace po-
60 a dieciocho m~eXicanos que tueron
aDrehendidos bajo ct cargo de va
gancia. V que fueron a los que Sc les
expulso. manifesto a los ciradoS traDa-
iaGores. nor conducto del interPrete.
10 sig1iicuta: "AcuerdenSe de 10 cue
les digo: por mucno tempo no habSa
mas trabaio para uinguno de ustedes
en- los Estados Unidos. Oklahoma Ii
" ha cerrado u puercaS para los
trabaiadores mc%:canOS. Nayansc a
Mexico. 4 aondc ustedcs ~pertenecen ..
Esta declaration Ia causadO, ma
turaImente. cierta alarma entire los
trabajadoreS meXicanoS, cue temen
Derder sus empleoS, Y para cvltar que
SO les vaya a SeCUir IN NAL dc corse-
~cve0ciaS. algunos de cllos han pensa-
| do puner cI case en- conocimiento del
! Console Executive de Ia Fcdcraclo!r
! Americana del Trahajo, Executive
Council American Federation OF la
borl. que rceidcn en- Washington, pa
~ qua iicha organization les presto
su ayuda. "a que tan o3cn dlSpuesta
moscr6 es-ar para los t~rabajadorcs
/ mcylcauoS. CT Ia recicntc Conferen-
en- cabrera Pan-Americana que So
verified en- Laredo. Texas. y on Ia
que ~csruvieroH prcSentc> VarloS mlem-
bros del c;tado Ccnseio Executive de
IA Federation Americana del IraoaJo.
, Como cI PrcSidente de Ia Fedora
cion Americana del T~raosio, Mr.. Sa-
mrel Gcmpcrs Sc cncuentra actual
mcrrc en- Europa, algUnos de los ira
. ia radores m~axicanoS. Green que Serla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
Yea Ia Iengua de Sn milo
CuandO este mOleStO,
iebriCitante 0
enfermO
No pierda Ia opOrtunidad. Remueva
cl yeneno del higado c intes-
tinos Embellishments

Las madrcs puedcn estar Tranquil
las despues de haber dado a sus nj
nos el .Jarabc de Higos de Califor-
MIA" California Syrup Of Figs), por
oue en- una cuantas horas Quita to-
do pelicro de enfermedad, limpiando
los intestinos Y vuelve q dejar a los
peouenueIos en- una condicion normal
de salud. Los ninos no pueden jugar
nj d~istrae-se mientras sus !ntestlnos
esten sucics, Y por este ellos Sc vue!-
ven m~oIestos V Sc enferman y sufren
desarreglos del estomago.
Cuando ~padezcan de fiebres, esten
inouietos. yea Embellishments su len
qua Y 81 esta sarrosa dele este deli
cioso "Layante de Frutas'. Los nj
nos 10 aman porque no les causa MIN
gun disgusto. No importa en- que
tempo 81 p~equenuelo sufra de caIen-
turas. r~esfriados. diarrea, dolores de
est6mago. etc. tenga I'd. siempre
p~resente que para curarlo necesita
proporcionarle I'm 'aseo interior CO.
no primer tratamiento para restable-
cerlo. D~ireccio2eS cuidadosas Y cIa-
ras Sc dan en- cada boteIla del "Jara-
be dc Higos de California para cue
pueda ser APPLICABLE a infanteS, ninos
de todas classes Y adultos.
Cuidese de los f~alsificadores del
Jarabe de Higos. Pida 4 su boticario
una botella de California Syrup Of
Figs" (Jarabe de HigoS de Califor-
MAJ: pero cXamne!o establishment
te Y c~erciorese de que cSti hecho pOr
Ia California Fig Syrup Co. NoSotros
10 10 fabricamos en- botellas peque-
mas. Manifesto su desagrado cuando
le den un false jarabe de higoS Y de-
vuelvalo inmediatamente. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
FALLECIMIENTO

SEGUIN. Texas, Enero 2O.-El
dia Il del actual dcjo de existir en-
esta pohlacion, 4 Ia temprana edad
de a amos, ell joven Jose Talamantes,
miembro de una de las mas distln-
o-lidas Y conocidas familias de esta
localidad.
Como cl de~saparecido pertenecla
a Ia association de 'Lenadores de!
Mundo". campamento "Bambu. nun.
304O". su sepelio fue presidldo por
dicha agrupacion, habiendoSc Tsto su
mamente c~oAcurrido.
S~obreviven al finado su madre. Ia
sonora Estefana VIDA. de Talamantes,
dos hermanos V dos ~hermanaS, qulcnes
han recibido numcrosaS pruebas de
condolencia de parte de Il amiSta-
deS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
una NUEYA BANDA
co NJ @ Ia DEL
AUTO Girls"
f~uncionando ahora
en- Ia capital de Ia
Rep1blica
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Enero ,;

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Enero 2S.
La Inspection General de Policia
de esta capital ha informado a los
diarios metropolitanos, que tiene no.
ticias exactas acerla de Ia apariclon
de una nueva V muy pel!grosa banda
de rateros. de igualcs alientos a la del
Auto Girls. con Ia diferencia-a-
grega el comentario pUblico-de que
detras de esta novisima MALTA no
cxiste auueIla "Mano Poderosa" de
que tanto Sc ha hablado, a PROPOSE
to de los crimenes nefandos que sc
han ccnetiIo al rededor del fatidico
caro- de la Commandments Miiitar del
Cuerpo de Ejercito de Oriente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
FL JEFF de la cuadrilla.

81 Jefc de IA cuadrilla, venida en-
SUI maycria de Ia ciudad de La
Habana, es el celebre Chato Bernabe,
ratcrc meXicano bien conociGo en- los
anales dc los robos cclebres de esta
m~etropali. on cuyas carceles tiene una
serie de entradas innUmerable. rs
este paJaro uno de los que mas traba-
10 ha dado a la policia en- pasadas epo-
cas-. q extreme de que cast slcmpre
lograba despistarla cuando sc trata-
Ia de atraparlo en- madrigueras,
en- compania de los amigos que ejecu-
tabaa los roboS. Y a Quienes q diri-
gia de una manera maravil!osa.
Cuando la Decena Tr&gica, Sc ha-
llaba ell Chato Bernabc en- la cXtinta
Carcel de Belcn. de donde Sc fug6
para irsc a prestar servicios a algu-
nos agcntcs e~Spcciales de la Ciudade-
Ia. Mas tardc volvio "A Mexico de Tc-
niente Coronel dc la Division del Nor
&c. Y. desde ~entonces, no Sc le habia
vuelto a YER hasta hoy que. segun Sc
dice. ha ]aparecido en al@un antro dc
IN Hanna de IA CoIonia de La Bolsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
uOTAS FORANEAS
DEFUNCION

TUCSON. Ariz. Enero 2l.-El dla
I3 del presents mes fallecio en- esta
ciudad 81 senior Emiliano Gastellu, a
consequences de una affection cardla-
c.. FL finado gozaba de muchas SIM
paatias en- esta ciudad. donde tenla
muchos amos de radicado, y u fune-
rales Sc rieron muy concurrldos.
Sobreviven al desaparecldo su es-
posa. Ia sonora Car!ota N. Gasteliu,
TN hijo adaptive, Rafael NJ. Robes
Y tres hcrmanas casadas las senoras
Eulalia de Gillespie, Lcrenza de Fer
r$ndez ' Celsa de Faraldo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

ErsSer pcS.-cs ms sersns l conseczsD-
VEN dS ceSzr-u. qas KS FrojGStiRs po- 81 or
EnzSzs- e1no u 5fSutrad DC -espir2rior-
a eanaa de l. c~AstrHeciGu dc -S fOsss HaSs-
sez- Ns e-s,-u=I1. ed 3 p-hs-o MS S-
giro 15rzFzSs en- Gus q ezEzEco eocGrEs5 TN
hoauxS Szstz qoe 2=Erc = zfe-Ez- sr-szr=rn-
te Ns uul-rIs& = euSoaees So co1ySrte n
SrferTaeSSd Errse-
Serdn szsrd hzb-& O0s-rsadp. cl eztar-o
fnc v-rr s-r cEs& ~sinp2Esute con - USo
E~ 1nhahs6ur~S ' oc-us Es6-rs1sctoS eSSr-
no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
NO PERMETA QUE FL CATlRR0 ZINE SU ORGANS
: MO. ~AGOTAhDOE0.
( TOME ID PRECAUCFoNES PARA EYITEsR SUS PELFGR0-
Coz Il

Ia mc3icirR coaocida con e rombre De
ms s6ccuads pa-E dioha cnfcrnedad. Pues
oortate G~i-ectsneute hs Eerurenes de sa
en- - st-gre- Conpre hoy E,iSIlo INA bote-
Ia en- e~uRiFrsea d-nEc1E< J snjesse al III
6, t-atxaniento dse e daA SECURES resuita-
dcs. FEUzaz1srt2 ppcoe listed recibir consul
- gratis =csrca dc 81 csSo especial. escri-
b;e1do = 4. s~is:ieut> 3ireeci6Q: Medical Dr.
rrrenr. 81 Svn- Laboraso-y. ATLANTA.
GEORGIA (Adv.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

Las fuertcs paIpitacione5 del coraz6n, in
digestion O deSarregios estomaca!eS son ms
;an:ancauente curados por Ia
~ one los alincntos no diceridos sean
arroisdcS por 81 ORGANISING y tonifica 81 es-
Tonnage 9 intestinos. De venta por Ia Rotica
San Pedro, 90 W.~ConmcrceLSE- tAdy.I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
La persecution.

La persecution.
Fl Inspector General dc Polcia eT-
presa que ticnc va . varlos de sdS
principles arentcs sobrc Ia pista de
los ladroncs, Y cuya labor, hasta aho-
IA. Sc concrete unicamentc a locaIi-
zarlos, pucs no scria prudentc aprehcn
derlos aisIadamentc porque NADIA SC
conseguiria. Sabese que FL Chato
Bcrnahe Sc ha rcuniGo o u amigos
en- Ia Co!onia de La Boisa, donde es-
tan preparando los robes a que an
ties nos rcferimos; pero como cada dla
cambian de lugar, no ha s:do possible
saer con precision en- que punto
pucdan hallarse reunidos para Sor-
| prcnderlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

Is un hecho que mis- metodos de
curar sin medicinal son tan simples
como electives Y absolutamente ge-
nuinos. Sc ha ~probado, por inf
nidad de casos que 70 he tratado,
cue por medic de estos metodos sc
ha eliminado la causa de Ia enserme-
dad Y han restablecido su safud, err
tenarcs de personals que por anos
habian eXperimentado cuanto les Ia
biz sido possible sin ningnn rcsu!tddo
V despues de habcr sido ~desahucia-
dos Dor eminentes cs~peclalistas. La
distancia no cs ningun o~bstacu.o,
pues he curado Il muchas personals
que iamas he conocido. Estls Perso-
mas estan muy agradecidas ) reco-
miendan mis- metodoS dc curar Sun
medicina. Lea sus testimonies en-
Ia edici6n semanaria de LA PkEN-
SA." Tengo en- mi poder miles Ge
estcs testimonies Y los cualeS man
dare con guslo a toda persan2 que
lbs solicite.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
In Ciqje de e.rploracion.

FL Coronel Cantu saldra dentro de
breves dias para ell Puerto de SIN
Felipe, acompanado de IN grupo de
~ingenieros mexicanos muy competen-
ties. entire ellos los senores Rodolfo
Diaz de la Vega, Enrique Alducin,
Medina SaulleS Y otros, ell sabio me-
xicano senior Aguilera.
Este viaje sera para ]recOrrer al
gunas tierras que va fueron eXplo-
radas en- otra OCCASION, pero al mismo
tempo para yer la posibilidad de dar
4 Ia via fcrcra el mejor curse.
Ell viajc, segun nos inforno uno
de los ingenieros que trabajan en- el
Distrito Norte, durara dos 0 tres Sc
ana Y en- el, Sc haran Important
simos estudios sobre has riquezas ma
turales de la region.
Atin nc Sc fila Ia fecha para Ia sd
Ida de aqui rumbo e San Felipe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

-Cuando neces::e I'd. iibros en- es-
panol, pidalos a Ia Liberia dc igna-
clio E. Lozano, lis II. Santa Rora Az.