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The mirror., 1919-09-11
Tri-Centennial Anniversary of the First
Legislative Assembly in America

Three hundred years ago a colonial legislative
assembly. the first ever held in the western CONT
nent met in the church at Jamestown Va, and drew
up a code of laws for the colony The event was a
portentous one. The old world had passed away
and the was born. Popular right in Amer
lea had entered life and the long struggle to hold
its own. 1t might be strangled in the cradle or
done to death before it reached full manhood; but
the fact remained, it had been born.
Two burgesses were sent from the plantations
towns and hamets, and as two from each
the assembly consisted of twenty They sat with
their hats on, as in the English commons, the men,
bers occupying the choir with the governor and
council in the front Seats the speaker with clerk
and sergeant faced them and the session opened
with prayer, after which the burgesses took the
oath of supremacy.
The era of talk having not yet arrived the pro-
ceedings were business-ke. The charter brought
by George Yeardly, was read and referred to COM
mttee, which was TO report whether it contained
anything not perfectly square with the state of the
colony, or any law pressing binding too hard
because this great charter is to bind
and heirs forever" Laws were enacted regu-
lating intercourse with the Indians matters of
agriculture and religious affairs Divine services
to be according to the ritual of the English
church, and all persons were to attend church on
Sunday. Every male above sixteen was to pay one
pound of the best tobacco to discharge the salaries
of the burgesses. and lewd and lecherous servants
should be whipped and nailed in the pillory.
The spirit inspiring the assembly may be seen
from that petition to the company to grant them
authority TO allow disallow of their orders of
court. as his majesty hath piven them nower tn al
low disallow Of our laws" This was the great
American claim of right-the authority to govern
themselves; and Henry's protest against the stamp
act century and half afrerward simply it's re-
petition.-Sel.
The mirror., 1919-09-11

Notice Contributions submitted to the Mirror
for publication must be absolutely originals if not
original PROPER credit must be gwen If known: if
writer name is not known. it should be SO speci-
fed by said contributor. Should contributor fail
to comply with this request he will henceforth be
dropped from the Mirrors contributing staff.
Editor
Approved by Warden
The mirror., 1919-09-11

Every once in while we run across a who
makes us suspect that he carries powder puff just
inside the top button of his vest.
The mirror., 1919-09-11

At the request of the French government
United STATES women expert Gamers have gone to
that country to teach their methods.
The mirror., 1919-09-11
Notice to Inmates

WAR SAVING or THRIFT STAMPS can
be purchased each month by all who
50 desire. You must notify your officer
not later than the goth of the month
if you wish to purchase stamps during
that month.
G. S. REED,
Warden.
The mirror., 1919-09-11

Everybod knows what he would do if he had
the other fellows money. yet mighty few know how
to handle their own coin as we'll.
The mirror., 1919-09-11
Baseball Chatter
By F.. X.

wednesday,, Sept
Paul Beyers. who has played many games on
the local diamond and who has been doing good
work behind the bat for Sascatoon in the Western
Canadian League, has been bought by the Brooklyn
Dodgers for tryout He will not report until next
spring, however.
The mirror., 1919-09-11

crouch is merely who has made up his
mind that everybody is deliberately trying to give
him the worst of it,
The mirror., 1919-09-11
CHURCH NOTICE.

CHURCH NOTICE.
Services the Prison Chapel at nine clock every Sum
day morning. Protestant and Catholic service every alternate
Sunday Rev. c. E. Benson and Rev. Fr Corcoran, Chap
lains.
The mirror., 1919-09-11
-. C. 0 Nj M e n T S =.
C.. S. REED,
Warden.

The man who makes good is the man~who keeps
making good.
The mirror., 1919-09-11
NOTICE TO INMATES:

privilege sending home
friends free of charge To do this should write your own
wish send the and hand to Officer desire
the of cents delivered to cell each
should folded
morning follow
he on which s delivered cell.
The mirror., 1919-09-11

MIRROR weekly published in the Minnesota State
founded is edited and
managed by them aims to be home to encourage
intellectual
the public with the the prisoner peno
dispeng prejudice which
the bar sinister fallen selfredempon
The mirror., 1919-09-11

Many queer things. happen in baseball, but
about the most peculiar that occurred came
off in the Eastern League. between Bridgeport and
New Haven. On the first mentioned team are three
brothers named Grimes. In the eighth inning the
three we're Ieft stranded with Roy on first. Ray on
second and Kenneth on third. The batters coming
up after them failed to hit. Can you beat it?
The mirror., 1919-09-11

NoTIcEA inmates Column and desiring de-
books library be had request The
especially their information technical
Literature, Chemistry
Biography Science divisions library diversified
subjects
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-29
Neither did you while we
were winning the war.

Well, are you going to quit now
when the war is won? Our job isn't
finished yet-not by long shot. And
it's man-size job, too-if we are
going to turn our victory to real ac-
count, if we are going to make from
it more prosperous America and
better world to live in.
We have fighting men to bring
home and find jobs for. We have our
q
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-29

Let's finish the job-with this
Victory Liberty Loan
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-29

wounded to care for and our crippled
to rebuild into confident, successful
citizens. There is still work for our
fighting men to do in Europe, if we
are to gain from our victory the kind
of world we have been fighting for.
It's a big job! If we leave it un-
finished now-when the end is in
sight-Chateau Thierry and the Meuse
will have been fought and won in
vain.
There's bill of some billions of
dollars to clean off the slate-before we
can call it a day and enjoy the new
world that we have won.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

-- 'TT| E0-TTITII ITWTTT5 TN'TTV"V- =
~ rJ,1,L,rs lid. nvcccen desdc temcrana cdad - ?ad"ccn dc "a
g. Ctn,oi,Jo las Intermediates dc Il prostate resufan t-
al yccs ;ncnrables. aSi Cs que debc consutaTc a N IS,
nariajs;a cxperimcntado an,cs de que cl eStado dc IA ermtN -
n,,;J. IN .,rar6n. No podcmos cnumerar on este eSpaco LOCUS "'
.;n,omas que dcnotan Intermediates dc Ia prostate poraue son "u-
10 - iivcrso,: zero 81 les dire. que n o 81 cncuentFah 'n tm'l-
mos :uc % yea obigados a guardian CANA. deben soor"F nEio'
70 driar uasar mas TEMPO SIN recioIc uhS co"'"|' = '""
caso sea lie .Ficil cUracion. IL -,
= nos r,era posiblc yer y hablsr detehidamente col cau en-
f,r,,o d. csa clasc dc dolencias. dcsde que los primeros, s'ntoma'
,,";,.c1 = manifestarsc pronto dcjaria dc ncceStaTsc d. los '-
.j,Is,,s nara Intermediates cronicas, tcnicndo roT nieHtra part
/, satisfacc5n de decir que c los caSos QUO II Sn oAoc'Gaht
:" rcyr,bles. nuest-os metodos dc tratamicnto nos nan 81 los re-
erlt,dos mas SatEfactoriOs.
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ENFERNEDADES DE LA PROSTATE.

CuandO I'd. So da cuentl &c gue 81 "a
r.s do.i;,, = sabc que Is enfc-r1eddj ha he
rbo uresn dc su ORGANISING; lIando 10 cree
cstar enfermo de la pr6stata. cuand' eSta rs
n alargada. intlamada. irfitada cuanco "a.
ticnc frccucnteS dcseos dc orin1r : Al haceT-
10 su o-ina ticnc puntoS blanc ~ como pe''-
-s 4, ,1coJ6n. cuando la urina e. @cioa y
Al oscar orinar no plcde cfectuario, &C. :
n,rns yarios sintomas. IDS. deben aprcsHf'r'
So = a:ender tales indicaciones de peiiSro' III"
yacilc nj un minute. vcngan n nuestTaS oi'c'-
mas Para que Sc les haga I'M eNamen mihuciV-
"a = SC sepa con seGuridad cual cS Su estado
,si como 81 Sc puedc curar. 10 que eE t.! case
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

tOre~ - .muan n ver IA ItnELA utI FdcIcHC' " ""V'V "" E"
tas p-,untas > 4 formulate una receta con cuya medtcina apa-
-or,g,,-,c rssar las moleIias. vol mas dc GU g NAL contInua IN
toriorncntc y cuando vuelve n aparccer cs para reSentarSc con los
..-,cf.rS de- M cnfcrmeGad cronica. : tai e., Y a ncuTapH r!
81 l.. FRIGHT Ia diahctis y otras muchas dohncias incurab'eS puc-
den ser cyitadas 81 Sc les ataja Il tempo. Podemos ase%uTar a Is
,a4es amigos nucstros. que 81 padeccu DC dolores en- Ia eSTaIda' &c
nr, olna espesa y manchada o dc NAL DIOR: diEtacjon de Ia uretra
q a,run otro dc los muchHimoS sintomas que g preSentaH en- las
su-u.5,ds DO los rinones y Gc 10 lc son conocidas. que 81 in
cDtars cura- con remedies caseros o dc patente' no e la marera
,,ropiada. pucs aunquc en- aGunoS casos surtcn TeSutsdoS saNS'ac-
,,-i,s ct, Ia mavoria dc clos necesitan de los ,conocirientos G c IN
cs,,.ofsta. omcn padra dccirlcs 81 su ma tcnc rcTcGio. La per
To- r,Stodos ouc usamos. nos capacitan a dar 81 mclor tFataHien-
20 Dosbic,
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Tyucncs IN sjsjcma para traLar 81 corazon :
rs ru'nCacs. irc.uyendo = r-onGu:tis. asma y
dolores del pNcAo, c3 'val cusnt con "a aIrona-
Que no SIAN del TODD inru-ablcs. poGenoS pro-
ucrclouar aEv.o 4 las personals que S'gan nues-
t-aS Instructions. Para cada case P7escrihtnoS
a. t~ratanIcnto cue cSJ:nrcmoS convenience. pu-
di"rGo estar >cGuroS lie Que harcmos de todoS y
cada uno lie los casoS. Tn miuucioso cNamcn. pa
"a poder dar una opinion dc su estado. ii e.
lrcurabls 81 10 diremos, y 81 no lc darcmos el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
lei DEL CORAZON, DE LOS PULM0-
NES Y DE LOS ORGANOS RESPIRATORIOS

t-atamiCntO Appropriate. q Hu2NtFo> Se.'lS'"~
ran rernuucradoS eg.itaciva s. cconon'tcament'
inciuyendo On este -a~to 81 q" las 3'cdiclnaS 'u'
ra,esi-s mar, 81, cu-aci5u. No- henoS crcad"
una rerutaci6n cnviaIa6is, pu,s trat"n"s " ~
dos los enfcruu- Guc crcam"~ 1oS'''' cHTar.
sin r;4ruos en- 81 ucncn o II" cia"ro Para IA
,-arDos. 3 descauSando unjcamsntr cr ~H hrno-
rabilifaG. Estamos orGullosos d. halls t~r'si"d"
nusstra ayuda q mGsh1s rafc~U's po"r,s. =
que C-acias a auestroz trata-HI 'atos h0o rect
pc-adc IA Saiud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
RlNONES
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ESQ "rTCT1 uT VUIFr7Tcoaucs " - =" u
las que rresentan mas serias conplicaciones y do
leucias: a pcsar de tsto, en- muchos casos los medi-
cos. aun los mismos eSnecialistas. Sc iinitan a hH-
GER un lgero cxamen del pacicntc. Teniendo este
prescntc. hemos cuidado dc equipar conrenlenteneA-
e nuestraS oficinas con los hparatoS ncceSarloS pa
"a poder haccr I'm cxamcn pcrfecto dc la cnfernc-
dad: : todavia mas. en- case dc duda procedeHioS n
los cyamenes ouirnico y micrcscopico dc las sccrc-
clones, Y asi. localiZamoS ia cauSa; adenaS. dIspo-
nemos dc aparatoS dotados de luz que puc1en ser
ir,rodueidos Tor los difercntes orificios del cuerpo
humane. iiuminando II partc interior y lograndosc-
po- este medic. aprcciar ncrfectamcnte 81 lugar en-
que IA enferncdad radica. Guam 4 menudo los doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
ECZEMA Y INTERMEDIATES DE La PiEL

Ezf.teu muchas cafermeJades de "a picl qor
cr.giaar se-ias ruoles,ias y que Droutc levan .
.c- iucu-abieS. Nos hcmos dado cucaea Ge Cie
r-,--os pacieu:ss que uSzn mediciuas y drcgas de
ra.rntc e. rcmediCs cascroS. empcoran en- FeL DC
rsiC-a-. v que. cuanGc acuden a consular 4 alEun
ratfco, ~tS los atcmo-iza asccurandoleS Que paGecet
Dc ma terrible ertcrmsdad de Z sanErc. cuanco or
-caliGaG 10 cue uadeceu o. IN caso deScuidato y
ayanzado de enfermedad.s de IA 1ieL rs! pC'r'
no hay ute dcjarSc cuganar. vsnga0 q CGcstraS "iict-
ass y seran "A vc-Gad acerca de sus en-e-ihet9tc-.
pucs puete aijyiarse y a niSmo tempo c-cnoHr@a..
e sa-p-,iGo. ecEcEra. infeccIones. lrrIc2cloncS pre-
,igsit7S pe- = navajo de raSuraT, etc. son cLEa-
-. ,,,-z.-,- ,--s-Er nj rFs.fc DE- .os me.odOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

aUra. "a vida les e sunamenic pshoSa S"~ III al sis,rm, ncr-
yiosoe sta tan lntmamentc relacionado. que euanao a.Uaa par
D.. ~ -. baya arcctaau. TODD 81 sstcua sufrc " 50 rcsIeht' p' eau
"a dc ca nisma guicractad. y solo, 1ed'ani" IN tr"' am
rs-rrtanenrc adccGado Sc ioErS r@i"0rccrn' iF """ D."
Ia, srndado sanatorios para atcnae- ea cE>e de 9ac"n'n7 } rHr-
A. ,,t-c rr sf.mgrc Gentlemen ~ gran nuT@E" Gc ""S- I'
-, -, ,ga-ilo l-tu- tan yr0UtC como notes lbs sn"nSA VIC
ss,a enscrmcIad. no hay que desc"'tart'S. s'' hs,"'C' on ~"
= - sa rc @, NAL sen iucurabhe. pucS muenaS DC las en-
y.-r,~IaGs uc-viusas. 81 son Trataaa~ Trop!%Hcntc' ac"t q tI -
80, -, -urabIes. Quc-erCs no ob,tante. haccrtS notar Que nun
gc nurstros cNitos como c,pecIals-n, c n las efmt1H -
-,-5,. -r rrv ronociUS. no Cfcc:-arAoS 7Eia-Tos: -t " I"N'
no p-ctendemos traspasar los hmites de a posi5A,aat' y pGr so
:--.,5,rs ~ Cw, cnnsuItes con nosot-Os IDtcs dc QUO IA ch"IWt
Id ., fn,grabI, No of-ecemos mis- dc o u podemoS ump"T
-, -, -ar.,aci6n vale sobrc todas las coSas y pr c" g
na ,frrc7nG, 5erTrlc Ia verdad accrca De 81 case. cua4Qu'era 4e
este sea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
4 LOS yISITANTES DE LA CIUDAD.

ncra de usarios. 4 aaucllas persona,
que deseen consultarnc aceTca de su en-
fcrmedad. les recomendamos 10 haSan tan
rron;o como neGucn n Ia ciudad. pteS
muchos casos qae han sido c>am'naoo'
u-,piamcntc pueden ser curados IA casa.
IIovando las medicinas que Il c.Ccto ne
~cesiten. Insistinos en- dccir a. r1rehos
ouc So Green cnfermos en- ~raaliiad 40 10
cstin. sino que tienen soismentc alErina
indisposicion facil dc c%rar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

-srti3ro, mas noGernos. Ell CANCER DE Ia PIEL e. tatado Po-
medic del uo apzraros de Rayos y e7uiro de Co-1cntSS d 2 Alta
F-e.re7c;2. = cul e IN metodg reconocido emo cticaz ara "a
-s-aeiGn &c csta cEsC de Intermediates. Ne-r1Ea. abceSoS. etc.
son rrsradcS ccntficamentc en- nuestTas oleInaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

Surado que nj poco q HpV .'V''F -
rcs,ar al paciente. ell cual tene que volver a tomar "ecicinas :
,o .oso -, enfermcdad es VI mas seua, pes SO lc i"
tiuno nara U Sc d@arroue e II el siStena. LS rno''a"4 ~
son o;a coa que pequenos trmores vascuiaTes' 9We ueheh ''""s
;,,L,o,., eobrc tno ell Cuerlo V que causan terrble5 raSUFhS
ralerar Noso,ros usamoS u n trataniento radical III III cur" -'
sta o,fc-netad. pudiendo asegurar u nueStfo proce1I"'c"" ~
,,rs;..c i.an 81 una deicada operation. G mucha orAs"-
u. sl paGentc puede seguir deSempenando u" ocuoaci'"' ""
,r,,,s nor nuestra parc podremos curarlo en u n tempo Fa-oha-
~, s;erpre ouc 10 cxistan graves comrhcaciones. no los Fae"oS
IL. invecciones dc fue-;es acidos. pero cor 10 dIhmos h'c''of"e
>. nu.s,ro r-todo IS radical. Ell Ia sWo aDrooaoo pt lbs
,u,r;dades ndd;cas. tanto de Europa como dc este pals.
Puritis Ami o ardor CT c. 'ecto Is cuTada con ei"'o en- hue9'"
,ri.;-s .i como otras muchas Intermediates sinilareS.
Roc,e-dc, TIC es:a oficina fe instaada para atender a los
Nexicanos sdamentc = que Sc han tornado todas las meoioaS nee
- -, o,o-c;ona n los enferncs ;Ma clasc dc comodriadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
CARBUNCLOS y 4 y

Por medic dc ruestrus mctodos especia-
les podemos cGrsr dichas Intermediates en-
IN reriodo de tempo razonable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

do nNanfr oc Sc venden er cantdadts tNoFNes. 9OT VOO q H1T-
do y no obtantc cs muy raoc l cao c que estas mednlnnS rue
DIN c,rar Cuando aparezcan los primeros sintomas dc catarFo, "a
debe acudi- a IN msdco competnnte para e&picar!c su eSIae"
q 10 dara l tratamicnto que e n su coacpeto c'tme adccuaoo' .N"'
-. b;o, 5cbc tencrse eli cucnta- que son nuTerosos ios casoS u
ratn-ros en- las membranes mucosas del euerpc, y que 10 'ocos Is
.s c,eoz nucicn ser cu-ados Dc la riSma mane-a. pues anVeS 9
auo,-o .onore- entertainments 81 IS para administering n Ia
,anic,to apropiado siendo tsa IA Utica manera cara ios'N q" n
L. s,o,,-o : drradero. FL cata-ro nasal o curaHos por meD"
Do ,,os.-o sisteua dc generation dc ozono, acom2anaho q E'H
otras medcinas que creanos conysniente' 'eSnn e e~'
fermo. v EETFRESE MAS
nrTv>n AMENTE DE NyEsTRo METoDo PARA eCNA'>
CATARRo. r.
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INTERMEDIATES NERvIOSAS.

Podiamos cscrbir TODD IN Ehro accrca &c
este genera de Intermediates sin que Tor clio pu-
,iiSssu,1. aseyurar que habiamos dicho TODD 10 que
5abe sabcrsc accrca dc elias. Sin embargo. nos
ocuparemos en- terminus dc quo, nueStros huenoS
amigos, los mcNicaDos, rucdan foTmarse una iH'a
.,u,DL.ta g ronccdcrles Ia importancIa que 81 ca
s., -eTuic-c. Cicrtancnte ss manifestations son
,e--ibl.s = sus vic;iruas 50 cucntan. rsn;o entire los
-iros como entire los pOb-cS. Con irecucnctA sE'
sir.omas difie-eu. pcro los rcsultados son -lrmprG
iru,les. Asi. Sc nos Drcscnt&n pacientes que a!
despsrtar 81 sicntcn auu cansaboS; que ei Suah" NJ"
los h. nroporcionado 81 dcscanso nCceSarlo. y cStan
si.rn-, oicro=os: ~ memoria cs dcTaSiado pobrn
y ,oao 81 cucTv 10 sicntcn adolorido en- una pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

A .odas las personals que residan fucra
de Ia Ciudad : que actualmcntc Sc en-
,uentren ~visi;andoia. les ha%o nua cor
dial invitacion para quo Tisitcn . ihspec-
cionen mis- oficinas y para que Fean los
cruipoS con que contsmoS para cl ira
;amicnto dc las INTERMEDIATES Por medic
DC los mGtodos cientificos mas modernoS'
Dcseamos que nos risitcn todos. csten o
no cnfermos, lara Que rcciban una ca
plicacion dc nueStros aparatos y la ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
;NFERMOS EN- TODAS LAS ETAPAS DE LA VIDA
CATAR r o.

La cnfermedad que a wees IS Iianiada Eel Prin-
cipio de Ia Tsis.' nombre verdaderamente apro-
Lido. hacc victimas a infinidad de personals. las
,uales usan para curarsc medicinas de patentc.
Muchas dc estas personals padecen catarro bajo un
aspecto Getnrminado y no Sc dan cuneta dc clio,
hasta Que SUI ORGANISING sc debilita. : como no sa-
hen Ia verdadera enfermcdad QUO padcecn. resuita
que t-atan de curar otra distinta, 10 que da por
resulraGo un cmpeoramiento dc ST. cstado. FL Gaia
ro deoilita dc tai nanera ell sistcma. QUO facii:ta
la eatrada de los gcrmeneS de serias enfcrnedateS.
las que. una vez arraigadas al ORGANISING. proSrc-
san rapidamcntc. al grade de que solo IN cuidado
extreme Y medidas extraordinarias pusdcn saliva:
/, vida del rac;cntc. Existen miles de mediciras
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PIEL. PROSTATAY REC1O
FISTULAS Y ENFERMEDADh7
MI. RECTO.
ALMORRANAS, FlSi
DE

Ipdudablmente muchos de Lds. nm
Io;do, on Ia mayoria dc los peri"dicos. los
de medicines para eSa eihSe "
nn:rrmcdades. ; tamb:en h-or2n '.?'a'o
cue, cuando SO conn ran ; usan ''H.thh9
d~ogss. al:vian y calInan de una tn'he-
n f:cticfa. pues el oriGen de Is cn!ernne-
dad oueda en- ell ORGANISING. danGo por re-
-. - o,pp ,glPlNN 4 mo-
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CONSULTA Y EXAMEN
R A S.

uEMs LA HGRDD mO QUE I'D nIAS W n%mmndM n nnN mh nM %MS TS Gs RmHMNM S
RIA LA MGWCA WORUNDD QUE LIE PREHNlA NA C"E
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microscopic. d, un acara;o como sl que aparees en- este %na", Iol-
dol oxan~0 oui-jco dc "A ouna. ) en- ea lorna ,e sGm' H'N-
,ar.s -~---o~ de cnconrrar. u csusa de Ia cHieTmeAAG- feh'N So
Cd, .-iFaGrsarrar-~ este Crnc-U De enfe-netades. ; pos 81 1NPE
----l, ON. hcnc5 ai7u-ido ' Dor los tCaranicntoS que equine ;
ne smI-c no, han dado rsutadcs SECURES, iensmoS E7'a coz
So. r- ~-ag1- IN salad &c cuaqUIc- pacIcnte que 90 S~st' -
40 roismus sSczu-ares ademas, QUE 7ccibira n'~,ra .7@,
,,.-.5Cr On. =. 70 -a-auuzar los services dc IN espec!ah5ta que
b1 a5eui-dn conocjmicn;s esPccalcs areTca Dc , sanTrc ; a oI"I
Nrss.~rs a-seiimierrCs cu-auvus Q de resuItaco SECURE : Gu" ="
saiea ~qehos de usteles. rOr uitimo. n 2uedo DEAR &c rsSsT ua
10, ms sobrs Ia iupo--saca aUc "ncicr-@ Ell nscho ce S"1s'a' /" w
-,ra,i,a,, alecuaGo este CgAsro js docnc'aS: por 20 "ismo' tn
,---o como a0arezcau - 1-iIe0S sl1tcmas 70 ciaL7LNE e."t ,
r,cad de n sarrrc. To- hay cue pC-dcr 81 tempo. sino que desds
Hucgo. dob, oca--i- I nucSt-aS Ofrc:nas-
M CryTDHR QUE EUESTROS TRATAMIENTOS son Los
MAS MODERNOS QUE IA CIENCLA CoNoCE CONTRA a.
F%FERNEDS AIDES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
inmediatamente, la Consulta es Gratis.

metedos curativos que Sc usan en- Estados
en- busca de specialists. sino sencillamen-
de alguna de las intermediates enumeradas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

Graduado en- una dc las mejores universidades &c Anne.
RIGA honorable en- esta y otras Ciudades. Tn mGdico exre-
rimentado que ha consagrado TODD su tempo al aiivio dc
los honbres y mujeres enfermGs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

I ESLIES WEEKLY editorially won
l. ders at the audaeity and ferocity
OF the dynamiters taste for blood. I"
and accounts for it on the theory that
the last four years OF war has aroused
such taste. Not at all The dynamiter
works IS 3 skulking murderer. To
meet on the open field OF battle Is not
10 the dynamiter's taste
a W Douglas. secretary OF the
United States. is quoted as saying
there is not the slightest reason under
the sun for the continued high prices
The reason is not bothersoms. Nj.
Secretary; its the fact
An exchange now and then brings
Up the question Of reconstruction
that question Of those ancient DAYS
way back in the last part OF 1918.
We are all used 70 doing without be-
ing reconstructed now. Why disturb
US all again.
[. 8. senator Lawrence Y Sher-
man gives this as his reason for be-
ing opposed 10 the league OF nations
because It IS not league Of nations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Lille interuiews
Wounded Soldiers Only Regret Is the Coffee He Lost
Alderman Tells of Great Demonstration at Washington

: month than We can get it as individ-
uals."
'Sen1ers must learn 10 be more
careful in addressing packages" said
] postmaster Z. A. Shelton We have
had a number OF packages come into
the office here with 10 address at all
left on them and with the return ad-
dress also gone In this case there is
little that We can do. Many times
when a package is turned in here with
an address and return on il where
IL might easily be torn of or where
the tag might be in some way de-
stroyed we turn the package hack TO
the sender and ask that the address
and return be fixed on the package
more securely Sometimes the sender
thinks that We are cranky. but we
are protecting him. The department
would lose nothing on q package Of
this kind when II is not insured.
When not insured and poorly ad-
dressed the sender is the only one
that stands to lose anything II
senders would learn TO put 4 card in
side the package with the intended
address and return address on IL we
would be able to get 1t TO its desti-
nation as we open every package that
comes to US with no address at ali
attached and try our best TO get IL
to its destination or return it to its
owner"
'sThe FL Paso Automobile club has
a good lead to follow in the way OF
automobile clubs in her neighbor,
Dallas" says Miss Buena Glider. sec
retary Of the FL Paso Automobile club.
The Dallas Auto club is a live one.
and has the whole hearted support OF
the motor car owners Of that city One
thing that struck me very forcibly
was the way the Dallas club turns
out its members with their cars to
handle all conventions coming TO that
city. Convention visitors are made 10
feel that they are the guests OF the
Auto club. This courtesy makes .