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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
POLICE THINK BODY FOUND
In CANAL is OLIVAS GIRL

Police have not positively identi-
fled the body Of a young girl found
floating in the canal at Tornillo and
Canal streets Thursday afternoon, but
they believe, however. the body is that
Of Francisco Oliyas. Is, who has been
missing from her home since June 2.
and who is believed to have drowned
in the canal.
The body was found by two sol
diers Of the 18th infantry. 1t appar-
emily had been in the water for some
time. as a portion of the skull was
bare and a part OF the clothing was
washed away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
PRISON REFORM
BILLS APPEAR
M assures Introduced to
Garry Out Recommends
lions of Committee.

austin, Texas. July 4.-Carrying out
the recommendation OF the Blue
Ridge farm investigating committee,
relative to the parole system for con-
victs, representative Eugene Nord-
haus. Of Bexar has introduced two
bills in the house on the subject
One of these bills proposes to have
one woman as member of the prison
commission, and the other seeks to di-
vide the convicts into three classes,
the first class TO be composed of
young men, women and first Of
Tenders: the second. to Include con-
victs who are corrigibIe and are not
particular vicious. while the third is
to be made up Of convicts who are
incorrigible.
Mr. NorGhaus said that the women
of Texas are behind these measures.
This last named class Of convicts are
to be kept away from those in the
other two classes and in the selec-
ton Of men eligible 10 parole the
prison commission viii be more read
ily able TO grant this privilege to de-
serving convdcts-
Joint Committee Proposed.
mere viii De Cluer LEGISLATION on
this subject of paroling convicts, for
representative Thomson of Nacog-
doches, obtained the adoption Of a
resolution in the house providing for
the appointment of q joint legisla-
tive committee. composed of three
members from the house and two
from the senate TO confer with the
governor. the prison commission and
the board of paroles on the best plan
for remedial legislation affecting the
paroling Of convicts-
The resolution declares that the pa
role system in the past has been
abused and used by certain persons
for commercial advantage and not for
the betterment OF the convicts-
House Passes Witness BIZ.
By a vote OF So TO 81 the house
has passed finally the house bill max
ing an appropriation OF SIS 900 for the
payment Of witness fees in felony
cases under an act Of the 33rd leeis-
lature and repealed by the 35th legis-
lature- Representative PaytOn. Of
Trinity, made an effort to reduce the
appropriation 10 $50 600. but this
amendment was voted down. The bill
now goes to the senate for action.
The house passed the bill -increas-
ing the salaries Of the two members
OF the board Of pardons from $500
to $4,000 a year.
A bill was introduced IN the senate
providing for an increase in the sal
aries Of the heads Of the various
eleemosynary institutions. Such a
bill has already passed the house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
Help Wanted-FemaIe

L-~~-~@~-~ ~--~--------~--~~~~-
WANTED Buy chickens. rabbits. Ph59ssE-
IACNDRESs for CIoudcroft Baby sana-
toriun- Phone $3.50 after s 2, m
WANTED-Giri Tor horsswork. must slsy
nights. AEply 1915 Ange.
ENGLISH speaking Mexican girl 10 help
with house worl- Fhone e5ssk-
WASTED-Giri for general houseWerk in
family Of two, six miles down valley on
EXPERIENCED sIrl OF neat appearance
FOR fruit and cigar stand; must have ze1-
creme 40 y e-egon-
Young girl OF good character for gen-
eraI Housekeeping white preferred Ca--
al 1921 Myrtle azenus after p m
WANTED-Giri for general houseworlE.
family OF two. must stay nights Cali
1871 Iontana- Phone 325s-
WANTED Observation-Disclosures
need apply address dig. care Hernid-
to keep house for gentle
man and two children, permanent po%l-
ton for right party, references required
address II rs. care Head
DR. EDWARD ATER, SIS-lS ERUST Bds-
Chronic diseases. Diseases OF women Is
pecially equipped for treatment OF all Nsr-
vous diseases. Phone $50
WANTED-Six experienced dining room
Mattresses. 81 week Apply Modern CAFE.
basement Nils building
WASTED-E1per.sne rapid stenograph-
er for a period Of about two months
Good salary 10 competent person, ellner
lady gentleman ABBY 4Llzs Wood
ward C-rcuiaticsl LenartI.lsnl. Herala-
YOUNG won e. 70 train for nurses. hiEh
school graduates preferred Apply t-ois-on
School for SLrses- Mrs " Il AcDoneio,
zrrueriu~ eudert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
GERMANY ASSEMBLY ADOPTS
NEW NATIONAL cOLORS

Copenhagen, Denmark. July THE
German national assembly. according
10 Wsimar dispatches. adopted the
national coiOrs and a commercial flag
today by a vote Of FL TO So. on
compromise motion. The national
colors BY this action were made black.
red and gold The commercial flag
approved is back. white and red. with
a black. red and gold jack in the
upper left hand corner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
FEW JOIN IN
MOONEY STRIKE
Chicago Reports Number
So Small Industry Will
Not Be Affected.

Chicago, Ill, July 4.-CompartiTeiy
few workers in the Chicago district
obeyed the call for a peaceful five
day general strike. which began to-
day, as a protest against the eonvic-
ton Of Thomas Mooney and Warren
X Billings. Officials of the Chicago
Mooney strike committee declined 70
make an estimate Of the number OF
strikers, explaining that lie walkout
was a voluntary protest and that
many Industrial plants were closed
because Of the holiday.
Labor leaders affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor, which
has opposed the strike, declared that
Few workers had left their places and
that the movement had proved q dis
appointment 10 its hackers in this
city.
The Mooney strike committee pre-
dicted that 100000 would walkouI in
this district Reports received today
Indicated that the number of men on
strike is so small that it viii have no
effect on industry
Expected Million to Strike.
san Francisco, Cal. July 4.-No re
ports had been received early today
at headquarters Of the International
workers Defence league here Of de-
velopments in the nation wide strike
called to protest against the action
Of California courts in refusing a new
trial TO Thomas J. Mooney, convicted
Of murder in connection with the pre-
paredDess day bomb explosion here.
4 statement yesterday from Felix
Schulberg. OF the defence league
which has been directing the fight
10 free Mooney, said 1000, 600 workers
IN the United States and Canada
would today commence expression OF
sympathy for Mooney through the'i
medium Of a five day strike A plan
was being considered. he said for
closing the defence league general Of
fees here for duration of the Strike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

Friday was a quiet Fourth OF July
for The police. Only one complaint was
received by the department relating 10
the celebration Of the Fourth until
noon Young boys around Hotel Dieu
were shooting heavy firecrackers and
enjoying the patients. 4 patrolman
was stationed there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

The American Federation Of Labor. IN
session al Atlantic City. passed q resolu-
tion which proposes The lcvyinE Of one
cent on the general membership Of the
Organization to help organize women
workers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

WANrED-To hire truck and team driv-
ers steady position 10 right parties APP
ply office city Transfer Co. Ind and
ochoa SIS. Saturday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

OWE TTKNITT Kf--seecad hand. ste
nographer's desk (double drawersl ard
chair. hockkecrcr's dess. Office chars
steel films cabinets. seven bank Bur-
rouEh's adding machine. Protectosraph and
large size National cash register. OF
Antorio-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
Heb Wanisd-MaIe
HeIp Ranted-Agents
HeIu Wanted-Salesmen


GROCERY salesman New Mexico. with
auto. commission basis. should make $500
monthly address p 125. care Herald-
SALESGES-Here's quick money. oar
statesmen are cleaning up; We have II pro
duclng wells. tive rcfineries- drilling rigs.
over 5000 acres OF holdings big orilillS
campaign TO start soon Our FREE $50
salesmen's kit makes sales easy We want
a live one in every town Mary Owens
Oh Co. Box 123. Houston. Tex.
We HAVE big sI0.so0.co0 company. Is
tablished more than a year ago. ofiicereo
by high grade men. with former stand
ard OIL man for manager q opera tons
Owns about 100000 acres leases 9esooo
Texas. Has II predicting wells We ex-
pect 70 build up Tremendous concern
in time We want salesmen who are look
irg Tor permanent connection with high
grade people. Our men have placed about
s5OO. 600 Ia stock and We expect 70 sell
another million as rapidly as possible Our
men are making big money as high as
$500 per month. The tight men can
make very profitable. congenial connec-
ton with people who appreciate success
The public IS now awake TO fact that
stock in big companies Is safest and pays
best s. D. Hatcher. vice president. Box
$50. Fort Worth Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
Lost and Pound

-@8~A a--a JAIN
L0ST-crsy aurora kitten Return 70 S95
\. e Paso. Phone zl4l- reward
LOsT-Vhite and tan bulldog. Answers
70 name q Tx. reuerd Phone 49,
LOsT-BetUeen Tularosa and e Paso.
United States auto tire. size sixf. Reward
for finer. w. Z. EarroE. ~ My-tle Ave
ROOming Housss-For Sale and Rent
FURNISHINGS OF II apartments 70 ale
OF trade he Louise 1Izs Myrtle.
Oil and Mining
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OIL LEASE BLANKS az Ellis Bros Print
ing Co stock certificates and seals
WILL you drill we'll I have EXCEPTIONAL
offer See Cunningham. With Tom John
son. Sheldon Hotel
THREE hundred shares Imperial on &
DeV. STOCK One twenty-five per share
Homer MarehbsnlSs. Abilene. Tex
FOR SALE-Choicz Tularosa acreage GA
antleline clcs' 10 Cox well and other
drilling sits large or small plots. Box
-. Las Cruces. n n
LEASES FOR SALE
y TSLAROSA BASIN LANDS JOINING
ING SITES PRICES ARE ADVANCING
san FRANcISco ST. FHoNE ss5s-
t0E sALE-LEASES N LAAPASAs
Acreage near ten deep tests Two wells
now showing OIL
P W WILLIAMS AGENCY
General lnsu-anee- 5l5 First Nat Bank
OIL LOTS.
Three oil lots FOR sale, zs miles northwest
Of Wichita Fails. Tex
PEOPLES OIL EXCHANGE,
Fl Pase, Tex
1O-ACRE TRACTS
COLUMBUS, \. VI.
5000
half Cash Balance SIS Per Month
PRE.IrT a PENDER
Real Estate Agents. Columbus
Z. o. Rex 2ss-
WANTED-Partner with $500 cash 70
handle $50 acres OIL land within p. miles
OF d well now drilling al 2..00 feet Pros
poets very good Gail early. as this op-
portunity wont last long
J. T. MITCHELL
Western Hotel, 5l313 : stanton St
HUECO BASIN MAP
Com blrztson map showing sectors drilling
Wells and locations in Hneco Basin. Tula- I
rosa Basin. Orange Basin Van Wiukie
Basin. Grow Fiat, 0lero. e Pasr and /
Hudspath counties fl BY It. Price
s. 90 Single maps each 50 cents
HETCALF Blue PRINT CO.
Coles Bldg Phone soSf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS with good rec
ords can secure employ Inert on the street
cars in Los Angeles. Beginners guaral-
teed $50 a month Apply az Room IL.
Pacific Electric Building. Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

Memorandum:
To the officers and men OF the 90th
division.
Having served With you throughout
your period OF organization. training.
and fighting. from the arrival OF the
first recruit at Camp Travis 10 the
last shot at Stenay and Baalon when
the armistice became effective. I am
now constrained by instructions from
general Headquarters. American ex-
YOU are headed toward Germany as
part OF the army Of occupation This
separation has given me SO much pain
that remuneration Of the corps COM
mand persisted in my mind
Your superb. compartment every
where in France, as well as your IN
surpassed battle exploits, have won
occupation your wonderful fighting
ability and your superior manhood
have won for you a place in my heart
that viii remain with me for all time
The fathers and mothers who have
produced men such as you who know
not battle struggling nor retreat
under any circumstances. must be
thrilled when they learn your stories
The states to which you and they be-
long possess the prime essentials OF
prosperity and greatness
The soul Of the seth division viii
remain sacred Inspiration to me
Henry T Allen.
Mai general.
Transmission OF c. C.'s Praise.
Headquarters. 9Oth division
A f. F.
April so. 1919.
General orders t.
It is with great pleasure that the
division commander publishes the fol-
lowing letter from the commander in
chief American expeditionary forces
A copy Of this order will be fur
nished TO every officer and enlisted
man OF the s0th division
PerxhinE'x Warm Tribute.
American Expeditionary Forces.
Office OF the Commander in Chief.
France. April IS. 1919.
Maj. Cen Charles H Martin.
Commanding soth division.
American E +.
Ny Dear Gen. Martini
It gives me much pleasure 20 con-
graduate you and through you the
officers and men OF your division on
the splendid appearance that it made
at its inspection and review on April
"a at Wenserohr. The smart appear
ance of personnel and the good con-
ditOn in which I found the horse
transportation and artillery are sure
signs OF the high morale that per-
meates all ranks. This is only what
one could expect of a division which
has such a fine fighting record
Arriving IN FRANCE toward the end
OF June. 1918. il underwent, until the
end Of August. the usual course OF
training behind the line. II was then
placed in the Villers-en-Haye sector
and there took part in the ST. Mihiel
offensive where it attacked the strong
positions on the Hindenburg limo i'm
mediately TO the west OF the Moselle
river In these operations it was en-
urelv successful. mopping up the
Bois-des-R appes. occupying the town
of Vilcy-sur-Trey the Bois-de-Presle
and the Foretde-Venchere, and ad-
vancing to a depth OF IL kilo-
meters
On the night of October 81 the di-
vision entered the Meuse-Argonne Of
fensive, taking the town OF Banthe-
vile and the high ground north and
northwest OF that town In the tre-
mendOus attack Of November I, it con-
tinued its splendid record. piercing
the F'reya Stellung, crossing the
Aeuse and taking IA villages in its
very rapid advance. The Carriere
the Bois-de-Raux. Hill 243 (the cap
ture OF which was vital to the advance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

WE SELL SHARES IN ALL
RELIABLE COMPANIES.
Order from US any shares you see
advertised and you VIII Eet prompt
service We made IL a rule when
we first opened hcsiness 70 get
every order and every dollar sent
10 Us for the different oil com
pauies ont 10 them the day re-
ceived. we have worked until
midnight many nights 10 be able 70
do this
SOCTHW Est INVESTMENT co.
LICENSED EkOKERS
}. Z LANE. Ner-
Member Fl Paso Stock Excha uge-
III = y Oregon St Ei Paso. Texas
Phone e55s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
WANTED

STOVES. RANGES AND HEATERs
WIN pay the highest cash
prices IN town-
We also want used furniture
Of AL dsseripsior-
See Us first before you sell.
Our representative VII can
RIO eRASDE FURNITURE co.
iss-li1 $ stanton st
Phone zsos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
Situafons RanEed-Msre

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MARRIED. nan desires position private u
Commercial chauffeur. excellent references
5sz9 Eranlztort
Young NAN wants a position as porter
or house nan. in hotel apartment q
rooming house address HIS. care Herald.
AEX-AIR SERVICE Mechanic desires
= permanent position As mechanic
Phone 17ss-
OPEN for e1ragerlent. graduate minins
and civil engineer. five years engineering
and executive expe-ie1ce- best references
location irmaterial. address r "a ca-e
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04

Wayne. and Caoel Tremain, Of De-
train, at III pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-04
Sitnalinn. Ra.lea-ren.I.


gEANTED-To do laundry woSk Al home
Phone SSStW.
CI-ERICAL position by bright wiling
American young lady, can Use ts-pev-lrar-
address J ICE care Herald-
COLLEGE and nearly university graduate
with good character. recommendation.
ard six years experience IN reachins wants
a position that pays well Write Isl,
care Herald
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08

Yea listed en- Ia edici0n semanaria
de LA Prensa" V en- Ia diaria CORES
uondiente j los diaS 9 Y % de Mario
las forografias y testimonies de per-
sonas que despueS de haber utiliza-
do mis- servicios han Sido benefit
ciadas o curadas. Tengo en- mi
poder centenareS de estos testimonies,
los cuales mostrare a quien 10 solicite
sin ninguna obligation de su parte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
Obreros mexicanos piden su
apoyo a los americanos
(Viene de la Pag. la.)

mes personales:
Una gran parte de los ounce MI
Homes de habitantes que tlene Mexico,
son obreros. De consiguiente, milo
mes de trabajadores. hombres, mule
res V sun ninos, sin derecho a Ia
huelsa, en- una nacion que cohnda
con los Estados Unidos, es 10 cue We
ran los tra5aiadores norte-anierlca
nos 81 las propuestaS reformaS a las le-
ives obreras en- MtXico son aprobadas
por ell Congress-, tai V como 10 deSea
cl Executive.
Segun los ~calculos de algunos pc
ritos financieros, las inverSlones de
los capitalistas norteamericanos en-
Mexico suman dos mil millones de Pc
SOS. 81 las huelgas obreras o pro-
hibidas en- Mexico, las miraS. los
'nolinos V los pozcs petrollIeros con-
trolados por capitalists norteamerl-
canes seguiran trabajando con reguis
ridad V sus productos serian eXporta-
dos d los EStados Unidcs, cuando las
minas V tallereS de nueStro pals, con-
trolados por el m'smo grupo de capi-
Italistas. ~estuvieser para!;zadas a con-
~secuencia de una huelga de los obre-
ros norte-americanoS.
Opinan los obreroS meNicanos que
! estes miSmos intereses capltailsta5'
son los que estan ejerciendo preston
cerca del gobierro de Carranza pa
n QUO la constitution de Qucretsco
sea reformada. V ann mas, oplnan que
estas iniciativas de "~reforlna' tienen
cierto grado de afinidad con la actual
a~gitaci0n intervencionista'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
NECESITA UN PUERTO
BLANQUET
,Iincc 10 Ia la. p!aua.l

Green cue cSta aiacnGZa dara cl result
tado que ninguna otra ha tcnido
ha ia hoy.
\ al cfscro Sc dice qJt 81 C~arranza,
autcS del mes de juno obra en- for
ana favorable para To- intcrescs cX-
tranicros cue ticncn capital inverti-
los eH Mexico &stos abandonaran en-
% absolute toda Ia atencI6n que pu-
aicscn prcStar al .morimiento del &C
neral E'anquct O u! Gel General
Diaz. dcjanGo q Cstos atcnidoS 4 u
1ru0lus recursoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
ST PODRAN POSER LOS
MEXICANOS
(vieue de l. Ia

Texas. d q~uieues, per el co~ntrario,
estaba siempre dispueSto q prestar
la ayuda legal que de 81 solicitaSen,
que tonaria la ley en- consideration
' que, 81 en- efecto. era perjudiciai
. los ~intereseS de IDS meXicanos Y
d los extranjeroS en- general, Ia
vetaria.
Segur 10 prome5iG. una e cons
derada IL ley, cl Gobcrnador Hobby
veto la ley Ell sibado. dando con clio
una prueba de loab!e equidad Y de
I'm alto espiritl de ;usticia.
La ley. pues, ha QuedaGc defini-
5ivamente sin efecto. y en- e! case lie
Que en- las c&maras - inS:stiera en-
ella. no podria 81 sino hasta dentro
sc dos amos. Ell el nuovo periodic de
s~esiores ordinariaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

G.. G. JUST. I'm cuarto en- 1865 German :;
Lee Schat. reparsciones Il la casa 202j Gin
cinatti: {. ". Csir. cUatru cuartos en- 1903
Cevallos: Miss Selma Mirbe:. dos Cuartos en-
1921 Seguin A. l.. Thomas, una casa de
cinco cuartos en- 33f5 hayton Magnolia Pc
troieum Co.. BodegaS en- cal Carilina Mar
ciai Lcdcsma. una galcria en- 2;6 Dunn: An
dr@s LoTcZ. dos cuartoS en- 1853 Belmont.
EST.ADO DEL. TEMPO.
Sc anuncia para hoy. en- San Antonio Y
sus alredctores, un dia despejaio. con una
temperature minima que variara entire 80 y
- grades. soplando frcscos vientos del Eor-
to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
tat0rce nueU0S marines

En- Ia Semana pasada Sc dicroa de
alta en- Ia ~cSracicn dc rcclutamiento
para Ia marina dc los EStados Uni
dos. quo ticnc >uS oficinas en- ell
cdjficio Moore. catorce jovenes de
San Antonio que rucron cnviados
aver 4 Chicago dondc practicaran en-
uno dc los lagos ccrcanos a aquella
ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
La question de la Baja California.

.Aludc en- seglida Murray a las
proposiciones del Senador Ashurts. de
Ia compra De Ia Baia California y
una parte del Estado de Sonora Y u IL
campana %emprendida con tai fin por
Ia Liga del Sudoeste Y a la contra:
campana que esta ~realizando Ia "Llg:
defensora de la integridad de MeNl-
CO.. V dice:
La antigua ~geografia del Con
ticncnte Americana nos dice que la
IONA que comprende 10 que hoy son
los Estados d" Nuevo Mexico. ArI.,
iona. California. Y la mayor Parte del
Estado de Texas. era conocida con
ell nombre dc Gran Desierto America
no FL habcr dc>poiado a Mexico
cast siemprc por Ia fuerZa de las ar
mas-dc re6anadas dc ''desIerto =. es
10 Que los mcyicanos resicnten mas
profvndamentc. ApcnaS conclulda Ia
historic de como unas cuantas reFo-
I~uciorcs en- los EstadoS BalkancS orr
ginaron Ia guerra mundlal. Niene cl
Scnador AShurts Q inserta en- cl Con
"~ressional Record la chlspa que puc-
de llevar a dos nacioncs d w %confllc-
TO sangricnto" p
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
ii|NNED|ATANENTE!I
CON LOS PADECI-
MIENTOS DEL ESTOMAGO.

Las molestias originadas por
las indigestiones, la acidez, los
gases y palpitaciones del cora
zon, ETC., desaparecen insten-
taneamente con ell uso de este
eficaz medicamento.
mo Sc sorprende que todos
sus alimentos Sc los recibe NAL
SUI estomago?
iiNo Sc preocupe!! lille
aqui ell remedio!!
Una bora despues de que ha-
va tornado Laxcarin Sc senti-
ra muy aliviado de todas sus
Intermediates del estomago,
indigestion, acidez, gases, do
lores de cabeza y dyspepsia.
Cuesta muy POGO, pero es
de gran valor para las perso-
mas que suffen. Tarabaja con
la exactitud y seguridad de I'm
relox.
Lo mejor que Sc puedc hacer e. adauirir
un tratamiento complete. compuesto de seiS
cajas. al precio de cinco dollars,-vale I'm
million dc veccs mas. Una GAIA cuesta IN
dollar y sera enviada lorte pasado. al rcci-
DO dc su vslor en- effective O giro postal.
LAXCARIN PRODUCTS CO.. Dept. SP-4,
Pittsburgh. Pa. No aceptc I'd. sustitutos.
dc no obtcncr esta medicine. eS preferibic
no usar ninguna otra. No cSta a la vcnta
en- las drosuerias. (Adv.)