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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
bbApTIS:TS DRAW BD0AD PI IAN AN
 IF ACTON

DENVER. Colo. May 2l.-The Northern Baptist convention today was asked to take the initiative in finding a solution for the industrial
 unrest in the United States which has found its expression in the l. w.
 N. and Bolshevik agitation. The re
 quest was made by the laymen's com
 mittee named to take a general sur
 vey and prepare five year budget to cover every departmnt of church work.
 To combat Bolsnvism, the commit tee proposed, in its annual report sub mitted today, that the Northern Bap- tist convention name committee
 which will take the initiative with other denominations in general sur
 vey of industrial and economic con
 ditions over the country Ii proposes
 that the results of this study be made pJbiic through magazines and pamph
 lets so that new standards of jus tice' can be established which will leave no room for radical agitation
 such as has followed the cessation or
 hostiiities.
 A gigantic program Of activities in
 home and foreign missionary fields and education has been prepared, call ing for an expenditure during the five year period Of $49,S54,3 1888 for | permanent equipment. and SS.l3S-3ll 1 for operating expenses, the biggest program ever put before any North ern Baptist convention.
 Aside from more extensive mission activities than ever before, the pro gram calls for extensive work in Americanizaton Of aliens in the United States. The work Of making pgood American citizens of the for eigner Is 10 be combined with evan
 gelistic efforts in his behalf. Par Jicular attention is to be paid to western mining and lumber camps where unsatisfactory social condi- lions arc held responsible for the spread of Bolshevism and l. w. w.
 activities. Nearly seven millions of
 dollars will be spent in the next five years in the home field. 1t is planned. In the foreign field, the committee | finds the work among the Moham- medan population particularly prom ising because of the breakdown of Moharmedanism, largely due to
 war. German efforts to unite the Mohammedans in religious war against the allies, the committee be lieves, has shown the Mohammedan that his religion is not infallible and early activity by Christian mission
 aries will bring results, the report says.
 We stand at new day in the worlds lie. when we cannot test t1e
 future by any measu of the past" the report says. Not more than once or.twice in it's history has the
 world greeted day SO freighted with possibilities"
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
GREY GLADIATORS TO
 MIX ON THE MAT
(Frorr Th:rsdav's Dailv.)


 The much discussed wrestling
 match between Co. Caas N. Baker Of Prescott and pr. ]. ". Osburn of Camp Verde was closed yesterday both athletes to mix on Saturday night after the second performance at the motion picture show. Both have passed the three score year goal, and their physical frames are as fine as fox" Sporting circles are anxiously awaiting this event. both being prominently known. Dr. Osburn, 1t is understood, some time ago issued an unqualified challenge 70 wrestle any man in Arizona, 6G years old or over. in a catch as catch can match. Col. Baker is always ready for just such challenges. and promises the versatile Camp Verdi doctor a good time on the mat.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
DEVASTATION PREFERABLE

PARIS, May 2l.--;nvestigations by the commission wE.ch is examin- ing tie devastated regions of France are confirming the previous evidence that many of the beautiful towns and hamlets of the battle area are so totally ruined that they never can be rebuilt. p,
 Vaux. of immortal fame, has taken its place in the long list, and the mayors of two other historic villages Douaumopt and Fleurv, have recent ly notified their people. who are ref,l- gees in various pants oi France. that these places cannot Nbe reclaimed. Not only is the soil ip such shape that it cannot be cultivated fo: many years. but the ruined hamlcts are filled with hidden explosives and other dangers.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
LIGHTNING KILLS COW

While in ,ne city yesterday from Williamson valley, Joe Matli stated that during terrific electric storm on Wednesday night lightning killed his finest bred milch COW, valued a; over S200 There was but little rain iail. and the final demonstration was 4 hurricane that picked up loose boards and rubbish. as well as doing some damage to buildings of light construction.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
QUITS MANYANA LAND
(Fror Thursdays. Daily.l

Ezra Jackson. range rider of the Arizona Cattle Co.,, was in the city a few days ago or business, and re- ported the Hillside country as in fine grazing condition Jackson, many years ago followed the cattle business ill Kirkland valley. but since return ing from Mexico. where he was min ing. has concluded that the saddle is far more preferable in this country than being held Up regularly by revo- lutionists in manyana land.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28

gotten. and never neglected.
 Things then went back 10 tl-e reg'- lar program, everyone enjoying the refreshments and the music, which wound up lhe afternoon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Ell Tribunal SERA PRESIDIDO POR lord SUM-
MER Y AcTUARA DEL FISCAL GORDON MERVAT.
ES probable que GuiNGInlO II sea enGG1adO pOT
tOda Ia vida. en- Ia tOTTG dc LOndrG.
t, (Cable "El ImparciaY).
Via W. L. P. and I. Co.
(Cable a "El ImparciaI').
Via W. /. P. and T. Co.

TOLEDO, OHIO-Jack Dempsey ha ganado ell campeonato
munda de Boxeo al nazar ercer round obstante que
del pbco Willard que lego tener las apuestas
ocho Apenas comenzo pelea pudo advertise
que Dempsey superior agidad fuerza contraro Wi
Hard drrota ha proamado la superordad de
contrncante. ,.1ss4 saa iEksY AE@NSs&
LONDRES-E iee del Gobierno branico Lloyd George ha
decarado hoy que de Aeana aido
cudad para sometere al uicio de tribunal international
ha de tornado uzgar al exKase segn los terminus
del tratado de paz
NEW YORK-El George Washington" trayendo bordo
al Presidente Wilson comtva legara puerto hasta
e martes ard ha enconrado
de pa Ell Presdene ea uy molesto por que ufre
NEW YORKNerced las grandes precaucone tonadas por
ocurido desagradas Cnaro
e Jao a conidenca recibidas
pocia Los eemento gnifcados entire los revotosos
fueron reducidos prisi6n
TOLEDO OIOWllard fue derrotado vergonzosaente por
Jack Dempsey champion mundial de boxeo En- ell
primer round Willard fue derbado
declare vencido. a a&m%kXEENSk
LONDRES-John Andrew Hamilton Lord Summer, presdira
Ell tribunal de de los
ngatea Francia, Estados Unidos Italia Japon para
al Kaiser Actuara fiscal Sir Gordon Mewar Guiermo
III dfenddo or erados aemanes auxados abo
gados ngeses Ell uco evara efecto e pr6xmo otoo
estan dando los para eadci6n del
eKaser Sc nsna la probable Sentencia ser e conna
Tore de Lonre bien lie enviara sote
itario. 4 81 IgE kzgsMNMxx
MADRIDEn tanto la afecta al Sr Maura arma
que entire maurstas datstas ha egado perecta
union bao la efaura del Sr Maur los oposconstas niegan
haya sdo hecha tai fusion vacnan pr6xma caida del
Goberno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Ell TRATADO ENTIRE FRANCIA, INGLATERPA Y
ESTADOS UNID0S Sc HA HECHO PUBLIC0.
~>t ~ Sassgaag
Ante GI acOSO de las OpOSiCi0RGS OTgaRiZadaS, lOS
Sc unGl b8O Ia Gfatura dc hauIa
(Cabe GEL ImparciaT).
Via W. p. and T.
(CabIe a Gel. Imparcial').
Via w. /. P. and T. Co.

WEIMAR.-Aemana ha adoptado nuevas banderas La BAN
dera nacona sera roo La comerc banco
rojo cuare negro roo esquina superior IL
quierda
PARIS Julio 5El del tratado Franca ngaterra
Eados Unidos ha sdo eho pbco sera entregado la Lga
las Nacones para debd ratification Sc eabece dcho
ratado que nglaerra Esados Undos obgan ayudar
Francia ell de aggression parte de Aemana
PARSEn paaco municipal han ceebrado grandes fes
celebration del Cuaro Julio assendo general Per-
hg ell amante Knapp ventdos altos funcionarios america
representatives de Marina del Eecito dpomatcos de
odas las nacones e marsca Foc represenante
deegaciones del Gobeno de organsmos fanceses Per-
hng Foch ueron acamadsmos yerdadero entusiaso
HABANA-El cuaro de Julio aniversaro de la Independent
de los Esdos Undosque ha sido decarado fiesta evca
Congreso de Cuba ha do ceebado aqu veradera
pa E Presdente Menoca do proaa nvitando todos
los organismos cubanos coaborar fiesta parotica
MADRIDHoy esperado Rey Alfonso regreso de San
Sebastian donde fue acompaando la Rena los nfantes
ada para ear los anarqustas puedan reazar trvos
planes
MADR1D.-Se anunca proxma Interpolation e Parla-
sobre la question de Catalina La oposon ben
organizada prepara reazar voenta Els
ednte los grapes de las zquerdas los mas anecos
estan de percto acuerdo para hosar al oberno Las pro-
Xmas sesiones parlamentarias seran ruidossmas.
MADRIDLos augurios que hacen torno la duFacion
del actual Gabinete pemsas Si logra poder
egar entenddo entire los Maura Da ell Goberno
estara stuaci6n resstr empue de
oposciones organzadas ntavas que
sdo hecha para preear undo boque consevador han d
nfruuosas Ell Sr Dao ofrece collaboration decdda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Eduardo Diaz L6Cuna.

I -. #. " So
Hoy, Ell el vapor Cataluila, ha
llegado nuestra isla este buen
amigo de Puerto Rico y notable
escritor satirico yenezolano.
Diaz Lecuna viyio una tempo,
rada, va hace amos, entire noso-
tros, y fue, con Mono, fundador
del semanario "iOiga!'
En- Caracas fue director de ~El
Pregonero,1 j ,aquf y en- Cuba ocu
pc durante varios amos el cargo
de consul general de Venezuela,
Diaz Lecuna es autor de iii Ii
bro de versos titulado sMedallo-
hes i bcllezas''
Actuallnente Sc Idediea al CO.
mercio y ahoi-a va camino de Nue
va York.
Diaz Lccuna ha sido d5ldo por
muerto dos ycces y tiene en- su
poder, sendas neerologfas muy
elogiosas.
A uno de los periodicos que
-public6 una de estas necrologfas,
Dfaz Lecuna Ie escribio dandole
las gracias y dici6pdole que solo
'tcnia que hacer una rectifcaci6n:
que no SC hdbfd nupert0.
Ell IMPARCIAH saluda al Sc
seior Diaz Lecuna con la cordia-
slidad y el respeto que merece-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Ell Kaiser Sera iuzgaadO en-
el pr6XiInO OtO1O en- LOndreS.
DEPORTES .ACUA7COS.

4 b . ..-a
B La nuchacheria Sc puso las. bo.
tas aver en- los deportes aclaticos
celebrados en- el muelle de las Go
letas con motive del 4 de Julio Y
la edificaci6n de la ciudad lie San
Juan.
En- presencia de un gentfo in
menso, los muchachos sc disputa-
ban los premios inteligente !, bra
vamente.
Primero, la regatta. Tres botes
ligeros, con palas amarradas al
borde, Sc lanzaron a la pista acua-
tica, alcanzando, con yentaja, la
victoria, el botc La India, tripula-
da. por mozos de veinte aiIos cuyos
robustos antebrazos broneea1os,
reyelan el yigor de sus musculos.,
La cucafa estuvo diveltidfsima.
Era realmente risible yer los mu-
chachos con taparrabos deslizar-
Sc por el palo encebado hasta lie
gar a Ia banderita que, conc un
eniriaso, Sc reia, moviendose en- el
yiento.
Despus, los ejercicios DE nata-
ci0n. Con una cuchara ell ii boca,
conteniendo en- sella un hueso, ma
aaban, hasta Aegar al sitio iltdical
do para ganar el premio. Muy4
pocos llegaban con el huevo hasta|
el bote de Mr.. Crosas, que era Ell
eneargado de repartir el dipero.
Hnbo tambien regatas Ell tinasI
y otros deportes mas que hacfanI
destcrnillar al p1blico de risa.
Los deportes estuvieron anima-
dfsinlos; pero hizo falta una ban
da de mdsica que amenizara Ell
acto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
SENADO.
Session del dla 80 y medic

Session del dia 3.-4O y media
a. m.
Asistieron los sefiores Mariana
Abril, Jose c. Barbosa, Antonio
r. Barcel5, Leopoldo Feiiu, Juan
Garcia Duc6s, Santiago Iglesias,
Jose Rovira, Francisco Sein, Juan
Angel Ti0, Jose de y. Tizol, Jose
Tous Soto, Martin Travieso y Ra
mon Valdes Cobian.
Los seiiores Jose j. Benitez,
por el distrito de Humacao; Juan
Cortada, por Ponce; Eduardo
Giorgetti; Frank MARTINEZ; Fe-
lix Santoni, por Arecibo y Fran
cisco NJ. Susoni, por Arecibo, no
asistieron.
Sc leyo y aprobo q acta de la
session anterior.
Sc aprobo una Resolution del
Senado por Felid y Valdes, soli-
citando del Gobernador ayude a
la Cruz Roja de Mayaguez para
socorrer las victimas del incen
dio del Teatro Yagiiez-
Z. Z
La session termin0 a las u.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

tas y preparandose para nuevas
zonas en- cl terreno de la Ense-
flanza.
SComo va a predicar ell Maestro
la hygiene, la buena alimentacion,
ell buen traje y la casa bien pre-
sentada, 81 el con su sueldo mes
quino no puede prepararse para
dar ell ejemplo los niilos, vistien
do bien, comiendo bien y viviendo
bien?
Medite la Legislature y haga un
esfuerzo para que Ell Magisterio
que con el Periodismo, es una de
las fuerzas sociales mas bellas,
salga a fiote y desenlpeiie con Or
gullo su mission.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Julio A, 1919.

ST. JOHNS. -El dirigible bri-
tanico R-34 estaba a unas cua-
trocientas milIas al noreste de St.
Johns a las diez p. M, hora del
observatorio de Greenwich, Sc
gun IN despacho del almirantaz-
go recibido aqui el que agregaba
que el dirigible progresaba4en su
marcia. Los oficiales navales
ingleses dicen que 81 eI avion hui
biera seguido suruta hubiese lido
a parar muy considerablemente
al norte de st. Johns de donde
Sc proponen ir a New York.
NEW YORK. Cada uno de
los once mil hombres que forman
la policia de New York recibi6
6rdenes de permanecer sin aban-
donar el servicio desde esta no.
che hasta el sabado por la ma
mana, como una medida de pre-
cauci6n contra posibles atenta-
de los anarquistas que quisieran
repetir sus experiments el Cua-
tro de Julio. En- los edificios p1-
blieos u en los. domicilios de los
\ A l..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Gel BARRIL DE TOCINO"

Este cs cl nombre que seN le ha
dado a un proyecto de ley, en- ell
que cada Representantc ha obte-
nido algo para su distrito. Pues
bien este proyeeto es el que ha he
cho que adn no haya terlninado.
Ia Legislature sus sesiones, No
estan de acuerdo Cdmara y Sena-
do en- el proyecto, ha habioo sus
cheques de palabras Y anuncian
renuncias de Representatives.. Es
tos Y los Senadores han sido cita
dos todos con urgencia, para esta
tarde las tres i yer que Sc pesuel
We.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
EI PTGSidGRtH Wilson ' los ITaRVi& EI6CtIGOs

ne, Des MONIES, Spokane, Chattoneo-
ga.
"Otras corporaciones estan al 'bor-
de de la insolvencia Y totalmente la
industrial esta en- bancarrota. La
continua baja en- el valor de cientos
de millones de acciones de tranvias
|electricos en- poder de bancos, de aho-
rios nacionales, companies de VII
das, Y del publico en- general amena
zan interrumpir el poder de coinpra
industrial dc la nacion que Sc dice es
lei tercero en- magnitud, naturalmente
envolviendo la incertidumbre De indus
trias colaterales que traerian Ia fall
a.de trabajo, 10 cual afectaria q cien-
tos de miles de empleados.
Lo serio de la situacion de los tran
Was el6ctricos, impulse al Presidents
a actuar prontamente, autoi'izando la
comisi6n por cable.
Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Co.,
San Juan no seria San Juan Ain los
|carrQs eltctricos A.dyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
Willard ha pGrdidO GI CanpeORatO lnuRdia de
bOAGO. Los sangTiGntOS inCidGRtS dc Ia IuCha.
(Servicio Inalambrico.)

whiskey aqui, hoy, nueve pro-
pietarios de bares y el duefo de
un famoso cabaret. La venta de
bebidas mezcladas ha sido supri-
.mida.
GRAN RAPIDS, MICH. Ell
fuego esta arrasando una gran
parte de los campos al norte de
Michigan, por 10 cual centenares
de familias Sc han quedado sin
refugio. Las perdidas Sc cal
-culan en- uh million de dollars, to-
do en- maderas.
TOLEDO, OHIO. Sc ha
!acordado que la lucha por el cam
peonato mundial de boxeo Sc
componga de doce rubnds, de
tres minutes cada uno. Este Sc
Ira el mejor espectaculo de esta
|clase que Sc haya visto hasta
Iahora. Ell empresario Tex Ri
Ichard ha garantizado Willard
Ecien mil dollars, game 3 pierda Ia
Ilucha. A Dempsey Sc le han
lofrecido veintisiete mil quinien-
Itos dollars en- identicas condicio-
ines. Los productos de las peli-
IcuIas sacadas para exhibirlas en-
Hos cines, Sc dividiran entire los
tires. Sc asegura Que unas ochen
lcontipda en ID pagl p
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

San Juan no seria San Juan sln los,
ragFQs slfetricosl Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
la ASAMBLEA
De MAESTROS

La ASamblea empez0 a las nue.
We de la manana en- la escuela
Baldorioty de Castro.
En- esta Asamblea estaban repre-
seEtados A pueblos. Algunos pro
Fmetieron enviar delegados que a
Ultima hora no Sc presentaron.
FL seflor Nicenty, Presidente de
la Asociaci0n, abl'i0 el acto y di6
a conocer la ley aprobada por la
Legislature sobre el aumento de
sueldos de Maestros.
E Como esta ley indica que no Sc
ran 2agados los sueldos correspon-
dit.ntes Julio y Agosto del pre-
sentc aho, Sc nombro una Conf
sion entire los mismos delegados
para estudiar la ley y emitir in
forme la Asamblea.
a las dos de la tarde, la Co
mis-. On nombrada para cstudiar la
ley rindi6 su imforme Ia Asam-
|blea, aprobando que Sc acepte CD
principle los sueldos acor'lados
por la Legislature y que Sc pague
a los profesores los sueldos de los
meses de Julio y Agosto del pre-
sente alio Ell armonia con clSpfe,
supuesto.
Sc nombr0 una coIaisi0n con ell
fin de que yisitase los Legis-
ladores de ambas Calnaras, al
Attorney y al Auditor, llevando
hasta ellos la impression de la
Asamblea, sea aceptar los stlel-
dos como 10 habian acordado las
Camaras, ,aceptar la division de los
mismos en- dozabas parties, STEM
lpre q. pagasen los meses de Julioy
Agosto, o de 10 contrario la divi-
sion Gle los sueldos en- diez meses.
Hubo discusiones acalOradas EN-
los que Sc atac0 y Sc rebatio, full
gurando siempre la idea, como ar
ma de combate, en- toda la Asam-
blea.
Sc pronunciaron brillantes dis
cursos, los que pueden ser pauta
de muchas cosas buenas.
El Lcdo. Coll y Cuchi pronun.
fci6 un elocuente discurso, defi'-
niendo, con gran acierto, la labor
lpura y alta del Maestro, el que
es Padre y Sacerdote en- el ten,
lplo de la Escuela.
Despu6s habl6 el seiior Vicenty,
Hacienda la historic de su labor
iy sus combates por la digna Aso-
ciaci6n de Maestros.
Els hora va, decimos, nosotros,
de que Ell Maestro, ese encauzador
de los pueblos, ese pastor de all
mas, obtenga el respeto y la con-
sideracion que merece.
El sueldo de los maestros gra-
duados es exiguo.
Ell Maestro necesita un sueldo
| de 100 d6lares para estar al cabo
del movimiento pedag6gico y so
cial, haciendose de ibros y revis-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
MISS ROSE sPEck IS s4 i TRANSFERREDsTo GEORGIA

It became known Tuesday that Miss Rose NJ. Speck. leader, of the Com munity Center for Girls on Main street, has been transferred by New York Headquarters to Columbus. Ga, where she will be engaged in work along recreational lines in the south ern city. Miss Speck will conclude her services with the girls club on Friday, when she will leave for her new field in Georgia.
 Much regret is being expressed by the club members over the transfer, as Miss Speck is extremely popular with the entire mem bership. She came here last spring from her home In Illinois to take up the local work under Miss Margaret c. Carey. then club leader. and had been prominently Identified in all of the club activities. At the time Miss Carey left Norwich several months ago Miss Speck stepped into her. place. continuing to carry along her work in the recreational de- partment. Miss Speck < also took a prominent part in the recent campaign when funds were raised to continue I the club after the ", c. C. s. ceases supervision over Norwich activities.
 Miss Mary Smith. wl1o-. has been connected with W. c. C. $ activities in | Wiliin1antic. will succeed Miss Soeck
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

 WHAT 10 EAT
Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stomach,
 Heartburn. Gas on stomach. Etc.

Indigestion and practically all forms of stomach trouble. say medical au thorities. are due nine times out of ten ,to an excess of hydroohlorie acid in the stomach. Chronic "acid stomach" is exceedingly dangerous. and sufferers should do either one of two things.
 Elther they can go on a limited and often sdiSagreeable diet, avoiding foods that disagree with them. that irritate the stomach and lead Ito excess acid secretion, or they can eat as they please in < reason and make it a practice to counteract the effect of the harmful acid and prevent the formation of gas, sourness Or premature fermentation by the use of little Bisurated Magnesla at their meals, There is. probably no better. safer or
 more reliable stomach antiacid; than
 Bisurated Magnesia and 1t is widely used for this purpose. @ It has no direct action on the stomach and is not a di-
 gestent. But teaspoonfUl of the pow 1 der or a couple of five grain tablets taken In a little water with the food | will neutralize the excess acidity which 1 may be present and prevent its furth CT
 formation This removes the whole cause of the trouble and the meal di-
 gests naturally and healthfully with out need of pepsin pillS ~s a,--<CI.. l digestents.
 1 Get a few ounces of Bisurated Mag
 nes.a from; any reliable druggist. Ask | for either powder or tablets. It never | comes as q liquid. milk or citrate. and
 'l the hlsiirated form is not a laxative ', Try this plan and eat what you want al l rour next meal and see If this isn't the l eat" ,s4
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

- place in the cemetery at T,rewster's s Neck. Mir. Blum met death from in juries Saturday when. he either fell, ji1Hlpedeor was tllrown3from a train<at Sound View while he was on the way to Norwich from New; York. He re- sided at TOO East fifth street, New York city.
 Undertakers Church (. Allen had charge of the Funeral arrangements.
 Ratbi Abraham G. Levitt
 The funeral. of Rabbi Abraham C. Levitt of 159 West Main street, who died; in this city late Monday night as the result of a cerebral hemmorhage, was held Tuesday morning at S1 o'clock from the Jew isll synagogue on West Main street Burial took, place in the cemetery al BreWster's Neck.
 Rabbi Levitt. who was taken will a shock on farm at Jewett City or Monday afternoon. was born in 1855! in. Russia. He was the son of MT. ant Mrs, Charles, Levitt.
 Urdertakers Church and Allen hat charge Of the funeral.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
QUIT MEAT WHEN
 KIDNEYS BOTHER TAKE A GLASS OF SALTsIF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLADDER .l TROUBLES YOU %f

No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make mistake by flush ing the kidneys occasionally, says. a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which exciteS the kidneys, they become overworked from the strain, get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all rheu- matism, headaches, liver trouble, ner- vousness, dizziness, sleeplessness ana urinary disorders come from sluggish kidneys. .s
 The moment you feel dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts or If the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment. irregular of passage or att tended by sensation of scajding, stop eating meat and get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. | This fam ous salts is made from the acid of grapes and demon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera tions to flush and stimulate the kid ueys. also to neutratige the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation thus ending bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes delightful effervescent -lithiaswater drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney complications.