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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
JEWS in SERBIA
IN BAD PLIGHT

Jewish population VI tho city, formerly
$500, new numbers no more thsn s,ss0l
The aumber In being Increased daily
by returning refugees. Many men ar~
stiii with the eainr~.
Economically. the serbian Jews
hare suffered terribly. R~caase nj
tho nnwrtaia political sstnasiea. all
regular cospmrree Ia Impossible, and n
ir dit1acnit for Jewish citissns to TN.
prove their eesAdiston.
Have suffered Terribly.
such " situation Ia unfortunate. for
the war has brought as new duties.
The Jews af old Serbia took very
active part In the Ralkma wars srd
IN the world war. The years Ut hrht'
ing hayr deprived more than 900 fam
HES ~ their hread winners. These
people have to be helped,
IN Bulgaria, according 10 report
frnm Miss Hetty Goldman ~ thls city,
the e,snaiiisa of The Jess IN sass,e.
What better than In Serbia Poverty
ls not 80 widespread. nor are health
80 sstetssvsaa tsss.s , rs..t.y p.4.>Y
"Bulgarlaa Jews arc able ia meet
TIE needs NJ their own pnor. bar they
have recently been confronted with
new responsibility, RoumAnian Jews
Hre seeking refuge In BuEnrla. aud
their bulgarian corwligsonists are at
loss 10 know what 10 do VIII them.
There Ia NO work, even fer skilled sr.
tisaLR
"A soup kitchen II betting run for
these people Of Sophia, but many ere
desperate An allotment frem eur
American Jewish relief fund must 10
made TO care for ,hem."
Tn Roufuat,ia there In 'fleed as cloth
Ing aud staple foods II was Miss
Goldman who made the investigation
Va this country also,
Clothing Greatest Need.
The people needed cisshing above
everything else" her report reads
"Almcs, everybody II shabby, and q
large p"r~ensags af the po.r are psac-
,icaily without ctathtns r went INTO
many het7es where the inmates had ON
acre rags or were huddL@i In torn
blankets If sacklng.
THE seeand greatest need IN for
staple foods. such M dry beans. peas.
rtce. vegetables, fats and the like.
Such supplies rs are TO b. had are aosd
at exorlI'aht priecs
\ was painfully impressed by rho
number ef sick In Roumanis In Rn.
charvst. out Of Jew-ish population of
IS.na0 there was Nh average " eight
funerals a day last winter. A large
percentage ~ typhns cas~s In Ruehn.
rest and Jassy hsvc been among I~ws."
Machinery for the effective dls:rthss.
ton of relief In the Ealkan countries
ix In operation More than Ss1.Do)
worth ~ suppIIes snciudipg several
tens of kosher meat wns seat from
Nev York tate In July TO Cnnstanrs.
Ennrsnuia. The American IewfSh re.
lief committee. under the chairman
shlr Of Louis Marshsli. plans TO tnn.
tinae rvxsssHr shipments ~ this Kind
To tive Balkans and to- Poland. tsaisrSa.
Crecho- Siosasts. ana the either coun-
tries. ~. s.s.- = ,s..,. II. .,.~ .,........,..
For this purpose a fund ~ S3s.Wst.-
on IL hsiEg sought in the Cnif@d
States this year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Everything he wants will come "a
he man al,o waits unsil he does not
sant anything
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

first f"eg Money ~ plentiful
Second iegg so is cops po what's
H. use1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
THE JOY OF
motherhood
Game 10 this Woman Aites
Taking Lydia E. Pinlkharn's
Vegetable Compound 10
I Restore Her Health

EliensbErg, Wac -" After wss
married WA not well for long tins
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
c,tleur, soo,h.. eaby R.shss.

NWtFEUFa bVvNNFS N@UT WNSHV@
That Itch and burn with bot baths
" cuticura soap followed BY gcntle
luolntlngs Of Cutleura oln.ment
Nothing better. puFer. sweeter, eNpe-
.ially II little of the fragrant cuti'
. rura Tnlcum IN busted on at the I'M
Ssh. re each everywhere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Polish rule over all German territory
east Of the Nlstula-
Thus 10 use the Poles would be 70
undo the work Of the treaty Of YER
saiIles; il would beyond all debate
contribute to raising new Peilsn
problem Jlite like the iiumania cii1i-
Guilty. Rumania has occupied certain
territories not assigned 70 her at Par
is. she means to hold them, and she
seized upon the Bolshevist mess al
Budapest as a pretext for going %
the Hungarian capital II would take
armies now TO get her out OF Iransyl-
vania. or for that matter, 70 eNpel uer
from the Bessarabian province. whlcn
she. occupied with the consent OF her
allies. at the close OF the war
Brirrsh Don't Want New Var
The French. who have been called
uuon 70 supply the troops 70 make
eoo5 the paris decisions OF the con
ference for some six months are quite
willing that the Rumanlans snould
stag IN Budapest and the Poles 90 20
Berlin or Petrograd, as the case may
- because this would spare the
French new sacrifices But the BRIT
fsh do not want TO see new war q
new partition OF Germany. eDoVe an
else. q new campaign in which Brltlsh
soldiers would have to participate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

As for the Italians, they are Wiling
to send troops 10 share in any cam
paign with their old allies, u only
these allies via recognize Italian
claims to Fiume, but these allies can
not do this without breaking with the
United States.
AS it stands. Germany Is taking ad--
vantage Of the complete paralysis OF
the powers behind the PAS CONFER
ence. II knows that the French the
British the Americans Tor reasons
not TO be mistaken, do not want
new war. IL recognizes that All IN &c
would probably with extreme reluc-
lance, resort 10 vars again II any
German challenge we're issued IN the
west. along the Rhines but u counts
that the average citizen OF the vest
eru democracies IS too weary OF " ar
and too hazy as 10 essential LacLs u
the Baltic, as he has shown hlmsell
in the Balkans to consent 20 new
sacrifice, such as another war would
Armed Peace Feared.
II Germany succeeds in holding on
the Baltic provinces, we shall see a
slow or perhaps a rapid change ~
German control and policy, In my
Judgment German dreams OF empire
and expansion viii revive. German
hopes Of escaping the financial our-
dens Incident 10 the indemnlties I'M
posed at Paris win Increase and. what
il even more serious. the Germanf
VIII continue 20 possess a poWertui
army, too powerful 70 permit ner
neighbors 10 reduce their armies This
means a perpetuation OF armed peace
in Europe and In the world
IN addition We shall see further
defiance OF the allies in the matter OF
Upper Sf1esia, where the Paris confer
encs weakly consented 10 a plebisclte
Instead OF permitting polish occupa-
ton. and IN Danzig. which ie still IN
German hands Actually successful
defiance OF the allies by Germany VIII
mean the reduction OF that portion Of
the treaty Of Versailles which Affects
the Baltic regions to the condition u
Z scrap OF paper. Already this has
happened with the sections OF the
treaty affecting the territory east OF
the Adr.atic and south OF the Danube
and the Thesis
When one recalls that u Is not yet
SIX months since the treaty was
signed nor a year since Germany sur
rendered absolutely. % viii be per-
ce'ved that, IN Mr. Asquith's famous
phrase I'VE are getting on-"-Copy-
right. 1913, by the Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
FEE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
a New Home Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss Of Time.

We have a new method that con
trolls Asthma. and we want you 10 lr5
r. II our expense. ~ matter whether
sy-our case IS Of long standing OF re-
cent development whether it IS pres
eut as occasional OF CHROME astnll--,
method 30 matter in what climate
YOU live. no matter what YOUR age or
occupation. II you are troubled with
asthma. our method should relieve
YOU promptly
We especially want TO send L 90
those apparently hopeless cases,
where all forms OF inhalers, douches,
opium preparations, fl-mes, patent
smokes. ETC. have failed We want
10 show everyone al our expense. that
this new m~thod is designed 20 END
al difficult breathing, all wheeling,
and all those terrible paro1ysIns az
once
This free offer is too important to
neglect q single day. Write now and
begin the method at once. send no
money Simply mail coupon below.
10 it To-Day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
BLOOD THEFT IS BLOOD

ANY Physician VIII Tell You IL Is
Indispensable TO Health
i IS required by every organ Of the
body for the proper performance Of
ftz functions
i prevents bilousness. dyspepsia,
cousu patton kidney complaint rheu-
rnztism. cararrh- nervousness weak
ness. fai1tness. pimples blotches and
other eruptions.
IL IS pure, rich, free from humors,
Inherited or acquired. II gives vi
rautv. viE1r and vlm. There Isl no
better way for securing II than by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. famous
the world over as q blood purifier,
vltaIizer and enricher. If you need
this medicine get 30 today.
Take Hoods Pills for a laxative
gentle ana thorough, purely vege-
table.-adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
TUCSON CONCERNS REQUIRED
TO FURNISH ADEQUATE WATER

Phoenix. Aria. Nov. The Silver
Lake Water company and The sa-
huarIta Water company. OF Tucson.
must furnish water 10 consumers IN
adequate supply for both irrigation
and domestic purposes and Improve
their facilities TO make this possible
GO was ruled by the state corporation
commission here The order states
that since the commission Is con-
vlnced % has no power under law 70
require respondents TO give service
to complainants al S1-50 per acre per
annum or any other sum less than
the actual cost. % believes would
be unfair 10 compliments and pre-
judicial 10 their interests to make
such an effort and the commission
must therefore conclude the water
companies win be permitted 10 col
iect the actual cost Of the service.
The order was issued In the mat
ter OF the Tucson Farms com pany
against the water companies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

THE young lady across the way says
4 her motto is honest work and hon
est goods and she trusts we shall hear
no more Of fabricated steel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
NEW MEXICO HAS BUT q
ORGANIZATIONS OF FARMERS

Santa Fe. n. NJ Nov. IA census
Of farmerS organizations In the
United states dIscIoses that New
Mexico has fewer such organizations
fhan anv other state IN the union,
having only % out OF q total OF $500
for the entire country. South Caro-
lima is next with only "a such or
ganizations. then comes wyoming
with IS and Arizona with A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Ing OF Democratic department heads
foiiowinr announcement by Gov
Campbell that stale offices would
remain open a day through Ialf
week The Democrats had before
Them a letter from the governor re-
ruesting that all offices Be kept open
all day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

NEW YORK. Nov. LIT IS essen
~ ual to recognize in the present
crisis In the Baltic provinces the third
IN the series OF the challenges TO the
conference OF Paris. which has oc-
Cured within a relatively recent time
It IS unique only as 1t is the first &C
tusl move or an eumey nation. that Is
OF one OF the nations recently at war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
Antn Racers ] ]

You had better be sure OF your gas
olins in this race Buy the best
an your tank with Speedway" gaso-
line and take no chance Many racers
VIII use Speedway exclusively ASK
abou tour Thigh Test" gasololne.
Rio Grande oil Company, It'll and
Kansas Sts-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED
FOR STUDENT CANDIDATES

Santa Fe. n. d.. Nov. IA state
wide examination Is announced on
December 6 OF candidates for West
Point and Annapolis, United States
senator A. A. Jones having the ap-
pointment Of two cadets FOR each
school so that altogether eight places
are to be filled.
Volney Archer Poulson and Edward
John McGaW viii graduate from
West Point next commencement and
both were appointed from New Mex
ico-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

IIlT|"- Ut 7 y = =
Phoenix. Ariz- Nov. state Of
flces under Democratic control VIII
close afternoons during fair week-
State Offices headed by Republics ns
viii remain open all day during ialf
This situation developed at a meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Al one time u was the practice
among the Germans and Dutch %
accumulate soiled clothes ana nat
a v-aeh day only two or three times
a year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
Biggest Hog In The Void
BRINGS $1,000 At AncIion

HANNIBAL. No. New. What g
GAINED 10 be the largest hos IN ths
rorId vas sold here recently az pub
lie auction Tor $1,000. which is alsc
Claimed 20 be the hiEest price ever
paid Tor a Poland China porker in
ms state The hog Is AZ inches tail
and 81 Inches IN length and weighs
100 pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

One OF every five doctors who com
pIeted their training IN England this
year was a woman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
ES MUY ANORMAL LA
STTUACI0N EN- VIENA
Los disfurbios y las huelgas
Sc sigueH unos q otras y Ell
p1bGco es eI que l'eDa
la PeoT P0rte

VIENA, octubre 3.-La vida actual
en- esta capital no es mas que una
procession de conflictos Y disturbios.
\ oenas Sc termina una question
hoy cuando manana surje otra Y el
nal va h~aciendose va endemico. A
Ia hue:ga de trabajadores de los fe-
r~rocarriles electricos que Sc termino
la semlana pasada. siguio IN conflic-
:, provccado por los obreros indus
trlalcs.
Una union Ge Gichos trabajadofes
pidio a los gerentes de varias en-
presas que sc celebrara n confe-
rencia cor cbjeto de discutir Ia cues
ton de un 5umeEto de jornales V Inc
jorarlient0 lie las condolences de ira
bajo Y corno los rg:entcs Sc rehusaran
4 calcbrdr dIcha Junta. ia union de-
ciar1 que a Mencs cue los gerentes
ccnsirtieran en- tonfutnGiar con los
representatives cbreros, todos los TIA
ba laGores industriales teclararian Ia
huelga el Ola 4 de octubre. La union
ha declarado sin embargo. que no Sc
recurrira a medidas extremas. hasta
no haberse agotado todos los esfuer
zos para Il junta de referencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
0UIEREN FL RECONOCIMIENTO
LOS ENVIADOS De LA REPUBLICA RLANDESA A PA
RIS, DIRIGIERON UN MEMORANDUM AL
SUPREME CONSEJ0
Dicen que Ell Home Rule" que pretende darsele a lrlanda
no hara mas que arrojar al pals a Ia revuelta y a la %anarqu1a

ner a Irlanda bajo Ia bota ferrea
de esta autocracia militar ~extranje-
"a. Sera 10 mismo que echar sal a
una herida alberta. Sumergir& a Ia
isla en- un cstado caotico Y de abier-
Ia revuelta, Y no dejara satisfecho a
nadie. nj a los i~rlandeses del norte,
nj a los del sur.
NO sera mas que un proyecto de
prueba. de los ingleses, para c~ontener
ell rapiGo crecimiento de Ia opinion
publica del mundo, que ha mostrado
simpatizar con lrlanda IN su lucha
por 81 Independence de acuerdo con
los principles expuesJos por ell Pre-
sidente wilson
Nj las cartas nj el memorandum
dan detalles algunos del plan anun-
ciado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
VueIUe q pa5licarse Ia prensn
burguesa en- la capital
de Hungria

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BUDAPEST. octubre 3.-Todos los
~periodicos burgueses que habian sido
suprimidos en- los ultimos seis meses
han vuelto a publicarSe en- esta ca
pital, algunoS de ellos desde hace va
varies dias,
En- vista de este. ell nunero de pc
riodicos que ven la luz publica ahora
c n esta capital. es de treinta.
e. Primer Ministro Friedrich. ha-
blando con los ~periodistas que 10 en-
trevistaron. Sc mostro ironico respec-
to de los eternos "cazaempleos'', d.
ciendo que 81 tuviera Glen ministerios
en- vez de solo doce, acabarian los ma
les de aquellos.
En- una conferencia que Ell citado
Primer Ministro tuvo o ell eX-Ni-
nistro de Justicia Wilhelm Fazs9ny,
uno de los mas inteligentes lideres
poIiticos liberales del antique regi-
men que abogo por el sufragio uni
versal. dicho lider manifesto Ia OPT
ni6n de cue era ~necesario IN aveni-
miento entire ell gobierno Y los par
tidos ~exteriores. La confsrencia, sin
embargo, no do ningunos resultados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
TANQUES INGLESES EMPLEAN LOS RUSOS
EN- SU OFENSIVA CONTRA LOS ROJOS
Con muy buen exIto Sc esta IIevando cabo Ia CAM
pana del eiercito de Ia Russia del Noroeste, que
diriie eI General Wodiaunko
Sc cree que de conEinuar como hasta ahora, en- muy POGO
tempo Sc iniciara un avance sobre Ia antigua capital rusa
&c algunoS meses.

&c algunos meses.
FL General J~udenitch Sc halla q,
bora en- Narva. mientras el gene
raj Wodiuanko Sc encuentra en- ei
campo dirigiendo ell ataque.
Ell despacho aerega que de acuer-
do con los informes ~recibidos. los ru-
SOS blancos estan hacienda muy bue-
nos progresses y que en- su ofens!va
estan empleando tanques ingleses V
camiones blindados americanos. I'M
provisados. que han probado ser de
muy buen efecto. La flota inglesa,
per otra parte, Sc dirige lentamente
hacia ell oriente Y los rusos blancos
han declarado que aquel!a esta lista
para cooperar con ellos a su debido
tempo.
Al mismo tempo que los blancos
estan 'ccmbatiendo con los rojos en-
los estados balticos, la confcrencia
de Dorpat continual e~fectuandose Y
los representatives de dichos estados
siguen discutiendo la convenience
dc negociar la paz con los bolshevi-
kis. I'm despacho Official trasmitido
de Dorpat. indicaba que Ia Conferen
cia Sc nuestra inclinada a que Sc l.
nicien desde luegc las ne]gociaciones
para la paz con los bolshevikis.
Los Estados Balticos Representatives
en- Ia conferencia dc Dorpat, son los
de Lituania. Letvia. Estonia. Finlsn
dia y ell gobierno provisional de la
Russia del Noroeste.
La Conferencia fue convocada = es-
ia siendo dirigida por ell Ministro
Presidente de Estonia, VI. Strand
maun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

PARIS. octubre 3.-Varios En-
viadcs de la Republica Irlandesa'
que Sc encuentran en- esta capital,
han dirigido a los ministries de las
naciones Representatives en- Paris, un
memorandum. en- el que piden de nue
vo ell reconocimiento de la Repnbli-
ca. Junto con ell documento envia-
ron una carta en- Ia que manifesto
ban que habian tenido information
previa, de que la Gran Bretana pre-
tendia imponer en- Irlanda una de-
bill V NADIA satisfactoria forma de
'.home rule" o gobierno local con cler
to caracter independence, 9 fin de
sofocar entire el pueblo los anheloS
de independence. La carta de re-
ferencia c~oncluye: e
"EI anunciaGo proyecto ingles de
home rule" no hara mas que mantle
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

COPENHAGUE. octubre 3.-Un
despacho procedente de Dorpat, fe-
chado ell dia primero del actual, ca
cuenta de que ell Ejercito ruso Gel
n~oroeste ha c~mpezado su ofensiva tan
to tempo esperada contra los bolshe
vikis. Ell ataque aun no Sc dirige
sobre P~etrogrado. pero Sc espera que
muy on breve el Ejercito bianco es-
te en- Marcia hacia Ia antigua CAPT
tai.
FL despacho de referencia dice que
ell empuje que sc inicio csc mismo dla
Dor los blancos. fue Ell direction de
Pskoff. plaza que fue quitada a los
rusos blancos V a los estonlanos ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
Italia puede ratificar e|
tratado de paz por
deCreto real
81 ash 10 hiciera seria la ter.
cera potencia que 10 ratl-
ficara y Ell documento
Sc pondria entonces
en- vgor

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;. master ~ San antonio, Tex, as re- Il
;. qgired BY the acr OF Oclobe- Z. 1917. -
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PARIS. octubre 3.-Noticias de Re-
ma recibidas por Ia ConferencIa de
Paz han venido a persuadir a los
miembrcs del Supreme Consejo de
cue Italia ratificara Ell Tratado de
Paz con Alemania por un decreto
real. La opinion general en- el Con-
sejo es la de que tai ratification Sc
ra valida de acuerdo con la consti-
tucion italiana, pues el tratado no en-
vuelve ningun cambio territorial tia
liano.
La ratification completa del trata-
do de Versailles por las dos Camaras
del Parlamento Frances, Sc espera
dentro de muy pocos dias, probable
mente tres o cuatro a mas tardar.
Despues de la ratification del tratado
por Ia Camara de Diputados, el Sc
nado pondra a su vez a discussion e!
documento, pues la Comision de Paz
de esa Camara ha conclude va ell es-
tudio de 81.
e. debate en- ell Senado Sc espera
que sera enteramente quieto Y que no
cxcedera a 10 sumo Ge 4 dias. Los
peri6dicos de esta capital Sc muestran
todos regocijados por Ell voto dado en-
Ia Camara de Diputados en- favor de
Ia ratification, Y eXpresan la opinion
de que tai cosa ayudara g~randerlen-
te a hacer que Ia opinion americana
en- ell Senado de los Estsdos Unidos.
rea~cciones en- favor de IA ratification.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

I'd. no Sc compromise a NADIA, no gasta nj un cen
tavo, no arriesga NADIA, no contrae obligation de ningu-
ma naturaleza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

In naSni:.so t-aje 4 II MEDIA. per-
Eectareats acabaGo en todos Ssatidos,
-aacho ne:o- Tue los trziss eonunes y
eor-isutes. Todo 10 que nosot-os d~esearos
a cambio d. es:o Is que I'd 10 use y
snssS. 4 suS amigos = veclnos. anun-
eiarlo, sc-.. = torra= los 1ed!6cs que e
aaEan, Eanando De SO diaries en- ade!an-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

encargado de dicho departamento,
que esta situado en- Ia Casa de Co
munidad.
Cast tantas solicitudes como para
trabajo en- los AUTOMOBILES, Sc han
recibido para obtener puestos como
empleados. Todos los hombres que
han quedsdo fuera del ~servicio Y que
han hecho sus solicitudes dirigidas al
Departamento m~encionado, obtuvie-
ron Gxito. pues Ia mayor parte de
ellos estan va colocados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
PARA LOS HOMBRES QUE TIE
MEN TRABAJOS RUDOS

Los trabajadore de fabricas. fe-
rrocarrileros, hacendados, mineros. Y
en- general, todas las personals dedi-
cadas a trabajos rudos, estan expues-
tas a contraer intermediates de los
rinones. La naturaleza ~previene es-
tas dolencias por sintomas que ge-
neralmente son: dolores de espalda Y
costados, articulaciones tiesas V ado
loridas, dolores r]eumaticos, etc. FL
Sr. J. G. Wolff. Green Bay, Wis.
escribe 10 siguiente: LAS Foley
Kidney Pills, me ~aliviaron de IN
fuerte dolor de espalda que me habia
a~tormentado por espacio de varios
meses. Con unas cuantas botellas me
alivie.' (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
Mormones ~eIevaTon
preces por Ia saIud
de Mr.. Wilson

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Octubre
3.-Cna rogatoria especial porque Ell
p~residente Wilson recobre rapida y
conpletar1ente Ia salud. Sc dijo hoy
al inaugurarse Ia nonagesina confe-
rencia semi-anual de Ia Iglesia NOR
mona, en- ell tabernaculo misrno en- el
cue ell PrcsiGente Wilson habl6 el dia
% de Septienbre ultimo.
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NADIA y SaraatizaGos-
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