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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-11
81 LoUIs.

nv Tho Associated Prose
81 Louis. March to.--Hogs; He-
cciuis $4,000 with the market strong
fo cents higher Lights. sisa5MiNTit
rRe Naf0Hl7.5f, mixed and butchers.
500 fonlSN. heavy. stSs0fll ai. bulls
of saics s4ofttsfd.
cstup. Receipts 5TUo wien mHrNef
DO fo . 8 gonts lower ncef tenls t,l s1
INa0. toHfiinr steers ana Neiforf
fsb0alG.00. COWS. si2Donl350 tock-
avs. 10000 iafo; southern beer st"ors
,lnu0n1NUN. boot cows nnd heifrr-
sl t0W1301. cHruers t5.50mf..a. us-
tlFe cnecr tfTs0I760
sheep. lieceipis 200 with the mar-
tct steady lambs sfN75n10.1tt
ewes. sieGOnl30O. ouunora tiN0H Q co.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
Drive the Liquor Habit
From Your Home
Can Be Done Secretly

New York. - Physicians and drug
gists unhesitatingly recommend Tes-
cum powders for the liquor habit
in any form. They quickly destroy
the craving and make whisky and
other alcoholic beverages repugnant
Druggists will tell you Telcum is
selling better than any other remedy
for the>liquor habit. There is a rea-
son for this. 1t is because it gives
better satisfaction. One physician
says: II can stand in the door of my
home and throw stone into a neigh
bor's yard to whom 1 gave Tescum
powders for drunkenness and he was
scompletely cured. Have also cured
a large number of other patients"
a. druggist reports ",Tescum is hav-
.cellent satisfaction" A lady recently
Wrote: II have used Tescum on my
husband secretly and he has not
taken a drink in three months" An
other lady says: Il only wish I had
known of Tescum before" Here is
another who tried it; After taking
two boxes of Tescum l did not crave
,liauor:' Another. writes: Il don't
think it's expensive at all. Just
think of the thousands of dollars he
has spent for whisky. The few dol
lars | spent for Tescum has been
worth thousands Here is an extract
from another letter: Il sent box of
Teseum to my friend. Mrs. C. M. for
her to try on her husband HOPE she
VIII be as successful as l have BEEN
as 1t is wonderful. l will never tell
my husband what cured him." And
so on it goes. one enthusiastic re-
port after another If you have n
relative or friend who drinks. just
try 1t for O few weeks and rot the
marvellous change. They will soon
complain that drink does not taste
the same and in a short time they
will stop altogether and never know
the reason why.
NOTE-A leading druggist when
shown the above article said: yes.
Tescum is very remarkable remedy
for the dring habit. 1t is harInIess
wonderfully effective and is having
an enormous sale. l advise everv-
one who wishes to destroy the li1uor
habit to give 1t a trial" You TAX o
no risk with Tescum, as it is sold in
this city under a steel-bound money
refund guarantee by all druggists. in
cIuding j. Nelson Clark
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
Woman Finds Cure
For Sleeplessness

London, Jan. GA woman writ
er in a London paper says she has
found a cure for sleCplessness. She
calls it "Ay-zed" because 1t has to
do with the. letters of the alphabet.
The title may puzzle Americans that
are not aware that "ay' is the sound
a Cockney gives to the first letter of
the alphabet, and that "zed' Is how
the English pronounce q. Here
is the scheme:
Tonight, say. you are wakeful.
Review your friends: How many
men or women you have known or
do you know, whose Christian name
begins with A? l prescribe Chris
tian names, because they. are more
lovable, and listable, than surnames.
You will find that it is like what we
are told of drowning-all your life
will pass before you in vision till
you sink blissfully beneath the waves
of sleep before one Glitter is disposed
of"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
Four Pemsylvanians Get v
Distinguished Service
Medals From Pershing

J. Washington, Jan. 23.-The COM
mander in chief, in the name OF the
: President, has awarded the d1s-
tinguished service cross to the fol-
lowing named Pennsylvania officers
and soldiers for the acts of extraor-
binary heroism described after their
names:
Private William L. Multer-Com-
pany B, 9Th Machine Gun Battalion,
United States Marine Corps. For
extraordinary heroism in action
near st. Etienne, France, october .,
1918. Private Multer voluntarily
went forward for a distance of SoO
meters under heavy shell fire and
rescued a wounded soldier who had
been left there the night before
when the advance patrols had been
withdrawn. His nearest relative is
William Hulter, father, 2S5 College
avenue, Washington.
Corporal John Chyko- Company
E, S14th infantry. For extraordi-
tnary heroism in action near Moiery,
France, November 10, 1918. TAX
ing command of a platoon in the
absence of officers and sergeants,
Corporal Chyko led successful as
sault. With a small detachment of
his men he wipe dout several ma
chine gun nests. thereby aided in
the advance of his battalion. On the
same evening. after establishing lis
tening posts, he patrolled with three
/ men 1 kilometer from the front line,
thus establishing security of the
battalion position for the night. His
nearest relative is Michael Chyko,
Beaver Valley.
Sergeant Edward V. Monahan -
Company E, S14th Infantry. For
Moiery France, November 10, 1918.
Wounded in the face by n machine
gun bullet, Sergeant Monahan re-
fused to be evacuated. but continued
to lead his platoon in a successful
attack with the bullet still in his
flesh. After securing first aid treat
ment next morning ne learned that
his company was advancing again,
whereupon he returned and led his
platoon in an assault on the Cote
de Romagne. His nearest relative
is his mother, Mrs. Catherine Mon
ahan. mother, Centralia.
Private Harold p. Rumberger -
Company B, 316th infantry For ex-
traordinary heroism in action near
Bois de Montfaucon. France, Sep
tember 26. 1918. Failing to reduce
machine gun nest with his rife,
Private Rumberger returned. pro-
cured an automatic rifle, attacked
the nest the second time. and sue
cessfully reduced it. His nearest
relative is G. Z. Rumberger, father,
21 West Third street, Waynesboro.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23

High Class Suits-Just One of Each.
Hudson Seal Trimmed Suit, was
$99.5O. Clearance Sale $71.5O
Kolinsky Sable Trimmed Suit, was
$3.50. Clearance Price -. .$99.5O
Hudson Seal Trimmed Suit, was
$3.50. Clearance Price q. $500
| Hudson Trimmed Suit, was $l35.
Clearance Price $3.50
Australian Opossum Suit, was
$3.50. Clearance Price $3.50
3Velour Suits, were $65.0O. Clearance
Price $43.5O
| Extra Size Taupe Velour Suit, was
$115.OO. Clearance Price .$79.5O
| Extra Size Navy Suit, was $3.50.
Clearance Price .$65. 100
| Extra Size Navy Velour Suit, was
$3.50. Clearance Price $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
White Sea Coast District
Suffers Heavily By Flu

Archangel, Jan. 23.-The Murman
coast, the Kola peninsula and the
entire district of the White Sen
coast have suffered heavily from the
infiuenbza. In the regions of Omega
and KEN, the population of entire
villages and counties are i'll with
the disease. Along the shore of the
White Sea there are oGuly three
or four sanitary or dispensary points
and in many cases those are without
medicines.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23

Use McNeirs Cold Tablets. = ADV.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
Fur Muffs

3 Hudson Seal Mufs, were $500.
Clearance Price 80. .$19.75
3 Mink Mufs, were $500. Clearance
Price .... $27.5O
Mouflon Muf, was $500. Clearance
TflCe $S.UO
| Raccoon Muf, was $500. Clearance
Price $15.95
; Iaupe Fox Mufs, were $3.50.
Clearance Price $40. so
3 Mole Mufs, were $45.00. Clearance
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
300 ARE NAMED: :
45 WERE KILLED
War Department Casualty
Lists Mention 125 Yanks as
Wounded Severely

Washington, Jan. 23.-Exclusive
of corrections, an even 800 names
is included on the casualty lists
issued by the War Department to-
day. The summary is:
Killed in action ............. As
Died from wounds .......... A
Died from accident and other
causes
Died from disease ........... 20
Wounded severely .125
Missing in action ............. z
Total -: 800
The Pennsylvanians mentioned
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23


Died from accident and other
causes ............. 9
Died from disease ............ 10
wounded severely .125
Missing in action ............. z
Total -: 800
The Pennsylvanians mentioned
are:
KILLED IN ACTION
Privates
Harry A. Battles, Titusville.
Tom Michnuik, Ambridge.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Alex Miller, Crawford.
Richard II. Hill, Cokeville.
Philip II. Lucas, Mechanicsburg.
Frank Schmaldienst, Allentown.
Samuel Solomon, Philadelphia.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
Sergeant
James Dorney. McKeesport.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Jos. Smarick. Natrona.
MISSING IN ACTION
Private
Paul R. Clancy, GAINESVILLE.
DIED OF DISEASE
Sergeants
John B. Lauer, Mcpherson.
Norman ]. frankie, Plymouth
Meeting.
PI'ivates
Carl \. Anderson, Warren.
Steve Lutsick, Beaver Meadow.
Claud Northrup, Sugar Grove.
Thomas O'Neill. Philadelphia.
William S. Platt, Mount Carmel.
John Posey, Reading.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Ellsworth James Mitchell, Nc
Donald.
Alexander Olszewski, Shenandoah.
Privates
John E. Anderson. Cory.
Joseph Delcort, South Fork.
Thomas L. Driscoll, Newberry.
Walter II. Moran, Scranton.
Clinton r. Nyce. Boyerton.
Ralph l.. Orr, Altoona.
MISSING IN ACTION, PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED WOUNDED Sc
VERELY IN ACTION
Privates
Harry c. Buchanan, Philadelphia.
James 7. Callahan, Philadelphia.
Giuseppe Campi, Idamar.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED WOUNDED
SLIGHTLY IN ACTION
Edward E. Jamerison, Philadel-
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING IN AC-
TION
Privates
Robert Barr, Philadelphia.
Andrew PetrowslIi. Carnegie.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN AC-
TION, PREVIOUSLY REPORT
ED MISSING IN ACTION
Mechanic
Nils ]. Hallberg, Pittsburgh.
Styf Niedzielka, Erie.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY IN AC-
TION. PREVIOUSLY REPORT
ED MISSING IN ACTION
Clarence E. Fahnestock, MELVILLE.
WOUNDED IN ACTION DEGREE
UNDETERMINED PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION
Privates
Joseph F.. Capes, Pittsburgh.
Benjamin II. Cope, Mount Pleas
ant.
William Gilbert, Philadelphia.
Truman L. Herring, Muncy Valley.
George d. Hesser. Birdsboro.
William j. O'Connor, Philadel-
phia.
Vincent f. O'Neill, Allentown.
Joseph \. Saylof, Hazleton.
Joseph NJ. Shepherd, New Castle.
Jacob Sulkes, New Kensington.
John E. Young, Scranton.
Fred Zimmerman, Philadelphia.
Joseph Zinn. Philadelphia.
SICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION
Cornelius ]. Dorian, Johnstown.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVI-
gOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION
Sergeant
Aloysius 3. Eggert. Lebanon.
PriyateS
John Thomas Bradley, West
Philadelphia.
Patrick Di Philips, Philadelphia.
Erich r. Otter, Lionville.
Robert V. Peterson, Haute.
Leo c. Saunderbeck, Rochester.
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED
DIED OF DISEASE
Private
Frank z. Madden, Pittsburgh.
REPORTED Sc
VEREIIY WOUNDED IN ACTION
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
Fur Coats

Jap Mink Coatee, was $4,000. Clear
ance Price ..,.......,..... .$115.OO
Hudson Seal Coat, was $4,000. Clear
ance Price .............. $175.OO
Hudson Seal Coat, was $2S5.OO.. Clear
ance Price ...,....... =: $4,000
Hudson Seal Coat, was $295.00. Clear
ance Price .... .,... SZlO.OO
Hudson Seal Coatee, was $4,000.
Clearance Price ...:.,. .$125.OO
Nutria, Coat, was $225.0O. Clearance
Price $4,000
Skunk Cape, was $225.OO. Clearance
Pnce .l..... ..'.. 9l |o.OO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
WILLIS NEXT WEEK

Ex-Governor Frank B. Willis
speaks in Chestnut Street Auditorium,
next week, Tuesday night. January
2S.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23
Sweaters

IS Shetland Sweaters, in all the most
popular colors, some with angora
collars and cuffs, slip-on and coat
styles. = Were $3.50 and $3.50.
Clearance Sale ......... .$1.98
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-23

BRYAN NEXT WEEK
. William Jennings Bryan speaks in
Chestnut Street Auditorium next
week, Tuesday night, Jan. 2S.-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
A. Novelty Co.

o. BON so. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07

Ge contiluar con e. la crlanza del nIno
pues onozc 2riaturas hermosisimas
que deben ST vida a csc producto que
pueden digerir tan maravillosa!nente.
Hoy en- dia, es ur problema Ia le-
che de vaca, pues Sc CORE el peligro
de tropezar con la mejor, que no de-
ia de conterer sus impurezas.
Procrrese que la botella, las mama
deras y todos los utensilios ~pertene-
cientes a la preparation de los allmten-
tcs del milo, Sc %conserven escrupulo-
samente limpios y lejos del lugar dom
de puedan estar en- contacto con las
n.osca Ii otros insectos.
Los haleros mojados deben de apar-
tarse y hervirse todos dias. y no usar-
los nunca sin estar perfectamente
llmpios.
No Sc carguc mucho en- los brazos a!
nino
En- el verano vistase al nino 10 mas
iigro possible, pero p]rocuranGo cabr;:
su vientre cor una faj'ta que conten-
ga aCnque sea Una mlnlnla mezcla &c
lana, 0 dc algodon, cuyo articulo es e.
sencial para todas las criaturitas.
Deseles ~frecuentes banos De espon-
ia durante los dias c%alurosos. aoemas
del banjo dlar;o &c todas las mana
mas.
80 81 lie csrgue mucho Ell los bra
EOS, dejandolo, 81 es possible. compile
tamente solo, porque en- este estriba
Ia verdadera salud del pequenuelc.
Ell nino es como la planta tropical
transportada a una estufa c%aliente.
basta solamente ell aumanto Ge unos
grades mas de calor para malaria.
La madre, al qucrer ocnservar u!
fruto de sus entranas, no puede rehuIr
81 deber saerado, de una d~elicadeZa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07

m,ntos. ST Ia leche continue hacien-
dole dano. es necesario ~descremarls,
suprimiendo .sto, al pronto Sc vean
signos dc m~ejoria. pues tratada asi,
pierde gran barte de sus fuerzas nu-
tr;tivaS.
Ell aqua dc cal, los bismutos Y otras
vlriaS formas de medicinaS para las
diarreas infantiles, no deben nunca
darse al nino sin la indication de un
medico 0 de un Pharmaceutical de reco-
nocida competencia.
Muchas dc estas mezclas contiener
elixir paregorico u otras formas de
calmantres; y las madres sin experien-
cia no deben runca d~ejarse llevar por
'os consoles de sus amigos o vcciras,
porque nc saoen IN que peligro po-
Ia eyistencia de su hiJo.
La leche, no Gebe deJarse nunca en-
un reclpiente que le transmita calor
por algln tempo: c~ons2rvese siempre
score ell hielo hasta que vaya a sunni
n~istrdrsele al nino, o Gle 10 contrario
en- una NaSlla CONVENIENCE aqua, y Ia
cual sc cambiara dos 0 tres wees en- Ell
.ranscurso del dia.
Cuidados durante los viajes.
Durante los ViaJes, es mas SECURE Y
menos e1Puesto ell alimentar a los be-
h;tos con lechc en- polvo, Ia cual Sc
prepare faciineEte a~hadiendole aqua
hsrv!da, Y que presenta Ia ventaja
dc poGar:e lIcpar consigo, con tanta
comoGidad.
Tan pronto como Sc llegue a su des-
tho, debe dc p%rocurarse la leche de
vaca pura. e~mpezando a darsela mas
clara hasta que 81 est6mago def
bebito Sc ~acostunlbne 4 ella dc nuevo
sin embargo cue 81 el alimento va
dcscrito da bucnos resultados, Gebesc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
'LECTURAS DEL HOGAR
Los cuidados que hay que tencr coli
los ainos durante ell ver&no

Liega para los bcbitos una cpoca
terrible. en- Ia cual estan eXpuestos
= multlplss Y peliercscs padecimicn-
los, porlue es impossible duranta e!
yarano c~onservarlos contlnuamente
frescos, siendo por 10 tanto SECURE
de que su orgarismo sc debllita. pres
t!ndose entonces a Ia invasion de dis
:intas Intermediates, todas o~rigl1.adas
nor el calor eXoesivo...
DuraEte e. tempo canicular, ell a
iimento sanc es el factor mas impor-
tante para determinar la Salud del nj
10. sierao la ieche por consisuiente G.
9gentc conductor de los padecimien-
toS infant;les.
Los nihos criados a pecho rebasan
mejor csta epoca; sin embargo, que 81
10 aumetnan en- peso. O su lianto
demuestra que tienen hambrc, debe
"a madre acId'r pronto a aIimlentar-
.0s dc otro mode, 81 quiere verse llbre
Lc los toracn.os cue ocasionan los
trastornos intestinaleS que siguen a
IN NAL regimen de aiimentacion.
Tn milo eXtenuado por Ia deoili-
dad, es verdaderamente digno de las
TINA, Y hasta los criados por sus pro-
| pas madres ccrrer ell riesgo 81 a par
tir del primer ano no Sc REQUIRE Il
alimentos s6lldos para ~ayudarlos en-
81 crecilniento.
| 81 este Sc tuviera en- cuenta habria
, menos desgracias infantilcs que la
meutar.
81 sc Quiere yer al bebito libre de
~trastornoS en- cl verano, es precise
pr0curar mantenerlo 10 mas fresco
possible, Y hacer todos los l~esfuerzos
que eSten n su alcancc por procu-
rarles II alimentacion adecuada. no
tu-zandOlo a ingerir 10 que rehusa,
n tomar Ia otra, antes de tempo, por
haber desechado la primera.
Fl al!mento mas Conocido V mas
recom'endable es Ia leche dc vaca es-
terilizada. o hervida v sostenida en-
ana ouena nevera oien cargada de
h;elo; zero hay muchislmos nihos de-
!!cados CUE no pueden tolcrarla, pur
cuyo motive los menicos recomien-
dan las heciles en- polvo americaras,
1ue estan rindiendo eXcelentes result
tados PRACTICES. por su adaptabrlidsd
a los eStomagos mas debiles.
Los t~rastornos intestinales del niao,
Los nihoS criados con el bioc~rn,
t~n 2ronto como presenter v6mltos c
dcScomposicicncS DE- vientrc. s. e,
!eoe de s%uspcnder ell alimcnto en- eli
&cto, dandosele aqua de arroz 0 dc
ctbada, durante las dcce horas 81
E~aientes, Y procurando sumInistrar-
.es una doS!S de accite de palmacrlSti,
Heneraln.eute un lavado intestinal
con n cucharadita de bicarbonatc
dc soda. o bicn una cucharadiLa ,e
sal. en- Tn litro de aqua tibia. ser;i
10 Sut'clente para hacer d~esaparecer
Csc traStorno intestinal.
Debe de GarScle a bebcr tanlbjen 81
1it'ente qua heryida entire Sis all
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Lomo bsjo

Este p1ede ~servirse con . sin el ri.
non. Sc corta, va sea 4 Graves de IL
parte gruesa de la carne, o bien ell
lonias siguiando la direction de los
huesos. 81 Sc sirve con ell rinon, sc
desprenGc este Y Sc corta en- peque-
mas tajadas.
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lNOVEDADI iNOVEDAD!
Ell ESoUELETo NISTICo.

Una FjSura con
~coyunturaS dc un
csGueIeto DC x pull
gsdaS De alto. Bal
lara a. son &c IA
rnasica S~uardando
Siempre 81 compass,
nientraS que cl
operator puede es-
Tar a c~ua.quicr dis
tsncia de- ella. La
ficura pu~dc Sc
examinada Dor los
~cNpectadores sim
que Sc rueGa dcs-
cubrir "a fuerEa =
"A mueYe. ~ Ga7ls
ordsu q operator
tcuien puedc SStar
en- cualGuier partc
del cuartol sc acoS-
tara. Sc PaTara,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07

eytrema, de velar por el. De 10 con-
~trario, tendra que atenerse a todos los
contratien,pos, y no lie asombraran los
tIrribles resuiatdos.
Carmela Nie;o de Herrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07

bSilars &C. Este - Semejantc a. csgue-
Ieto usado por cl Professor Pcppe- ~ >us
~lectGraS y eNhibicioneS. Para cShi5irls en-
Ia szla ante reunioucs de SocicGad, o para
exhibiciones pubicas en- a escuela Q 81 e.
Cuarto de ~lectu-a. no hay NADIA mSS acepta-
he: nunca de!sn Dc cau>ar sensation. Man
damoS las dIreccicaes eXpiicitaS : completes
con czda csGUcls:o. con ayuda &c las cuales
f~ac!lrente puCGc haccrlc trabaja-. cauSando
81 Que Sus amigos O c! ?&biico sc GueGcn
at6nitoS. Prerio. gno POI IS Cts, cantidad
Que pueGc USted snvia-ne ad!uHta a 81 oTdcn.
HAGALo HOY. NO ESPERE A QUE Sc
ACABES. DirijaSc a
S. A. Novelty Co.
p. o. BON 50. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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iSelOrasI I'm cults fiRO
es Ia gloria de toda mujer
NADIA hay tan attractive,

Las imperfeccioucS del CUTS son
causadas por cniorpecimiento del
Higado. Cnos diaS Ge trstamIento
con las Pildoritas del DR.. Carter
para el Higado harau mas para pu-
rihcar Ell cuts Y reStaurarle Ia loza-
MIA propia de una cabal salud q las
mejillaS. que cuartas crcmas y atel-
ties Sc han inventado en- el mundo.
Alivian positivamenie Ell EStrchl-
micnto. p~urihcan e Higado ' dist
pan Ia Indigestion. los ExcesoS de
Bills Y los Marcos.
Absolutsmcntc :notcnslvas Y es-
trictamcnte vegetables.
Fl laxaUtc ideal para hombreS,
muJcreS y ninos.
De ven,a en- ;oda> Las boucaS.
Prccio, : c~cHtavos- Cada t-asco
contienc 20 pildor,tas.
POGO tanano
Poca doSiS Ell
POGO coSto ACS2ISSS
Las Iegitinss han De INNS
i,erar ests firma y TyES
~~%-gVsstss s
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La aguda crisis del azacar
Sc Ia resuelto en-
San Antonio

La escascz de aZdcar, que lego e
ser una seria para Ia ]
dad de San Antonio, durante los IL
limos dias, ha tenido una tregua que
cast llega a 81 conjuramiento, con
la lIegada de grandes cantidades del
mencionado articulo Que Tienen pro-
cedenteS de las f~actorias de Colora-
DO.
De- sabado anterior, a lunes de
la semana actual So han recibido en-
los almacenes de Ia ciudad cuatro
carros lienos de azucar Que nacen
un total de 240. 900 libras. cantidad
que parcc Suficientc para esperar
sir peligro de que llegue a ~faltar, las
crandes remesas que han sidO con-
tratadaS por los concentrates de Ia
Emdau de las tabricas de Louisiana
: del mismo Estado de Colorado.
No Sc conoco fiiamente la fecta
en- que estas remesas llegaran. pero
Sc abriCa n srrpridaG de cue por 10
memo. les Sup;cm,ntos de Colorads
. faitaran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
Debido a su estado de suma
Nervioa;dad Sc estrello con
SUI autom0vil.

"Hace dos amos mi enfermedad de
estomago Sc exacerbo de al n:anera
que me hacia pasar n vida nlisera-
BILE. sufrienGo frecuentemente terri
bies ataques n~erviosos. En- cierta
OCCASION. nl~aneiando mi autow6vil su-
fri uno de estos ataques, llendo q
chocar contra IN poste de los tele.
fonos y deteriorando notablemente e.
caro-. In amigo me recomendo el
M~aravilloso Remedio de Mayr,
"Nayr's Wonderful Remedy" para mi
enfermedad. DeSde cue tome la pri-
n:era dosis mi estado mejor6 Y aho-
IA me enruentro mejor que runca
en- mi via. Es preparation
simple e i~nofensiva que arroja el
mucus ~catarral del conducto intesti-
nal. evitando Ia inflammation. Ia cual
es causa de la mayoria de las enter
mleGades del est6mago, higado G in
restinos, incluyendo Ia APPENDICITIS.
Una sofa dosis conveacera de Ia eff
cacia de Ia medicinal o Sc devolveri
81 ;mporte. De venta en- todas las
droguerias lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-19
Sc uenderdn en- las tiendas
de abarrotes las mer-
cancias del Gbno.

Parece ser que Sc esta llegando a
un acuerdo para que los comercian-
tes al .nenudeo puedan vender en- u
almacenes los articulos que ahora
solamente Sc e~xpenden en- el Deposi-
to que el Quartet General del Depar-
tamento del Sur tiene establecido en-
la Gale de Concrete, frente al City
Hall. No hay que Yer en- este que Ell
referido expendio vaya a ser ~clausu-
RADIO. sino solo Ell procurar que ell pI-
blico pueda con mayor facilidad OBJ
tener escs articulos.
Sc trata de que los a]barroteros OBJ
tengan del Mayor Bell. que ha sido
debidamente autorizado por el go
bierno para ell case. perrisos para
aduuirir mercancias en- ell deposito del
gobierno. recibiendo las ventajas de
ur diez por ciento de rebaja que Sc
les hara V vender los articulos a los
mismos precios que tienen en- ell al
mac6n del %gobierno.
Sabese que "a a establecerse en-
TODD ell Estado de Texas, en- coopera-
ci6n con ell Departamento dc Justi-
cia. varios comites para investigar ell
precio a que son vendidcs los articu-
los de prinera n~ecesidad. Estos conf
tas Sc llamaran del Precio Justo, y
sus PARTICIPATES deberes seran los de
~cstablecer de acuerdo con las circuns-
t~sncias econ0micas de cada localidad,
el precio que deban tener los a~rticulos
de prin,era necesidad como ell combus-
tible, los alimentos y la ropa, q o n
tituye a la fecha la principal preocu-
paci6n del Departments de Justicia,
para poner en- vigor Ia ley de Lever
dc Octubre %, que senala las penas
impuestas a los acaparadores y a los
Que buscan utilidades ~exageradas.