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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
river, ON RAMPAGE, RISES
..ll.8 FEET ABOVE NORMAL
All High-Watcr Records Since 1918
M Broken When James Goes
Nh Out of Banks.
STOPS SCHEDULES or TRAINS
Chesapeake and Ohio Forced 10 Sus-
D pend Traffic Between Richmond
and Columbia-Nnvigati Also
Hnltctl-Snow in Sight To-Day.

fAil hiGh-water records since 1913 in
the James River were broken by Sat
nrtlay nights rampage. when tho gauge
on the bridge at Fourteenth street
went NJ to eighteen fect-half foot
higher than the peak OF the Hood of
March 30. 1919.
This point WAS reached during the
M as SnT x SON the ' waters
stood fourteen feet above normal The
crest was reached Saturday night re-
Old Dominion steamship Comranys
schedule. the operation of the James
River Division OF the Chesapeakc and
Ohio, Railway between Columbia and
Richmond and the complete inunda
ton OF the BOTTOMS along the James
River
MERCURY EXPECTED no
DROP BELOW IL DEGREES
eaShacks and cSops have been swept
away. Docks and Warehouses in the
yicinity of Richmond We're several
out last Thursday. ana it is not ihough,
that amy greet damage has been done
anywhere pcrishables having been re-
moved to hisn grounds.
Fhis standing water yesterday was
frozen on account OF the severc cold
wave. which has been followed with
lowest a, orioSk Friday night way ;is
~, ~ SatuEday nigit IS. and within pSst
prospects Were that the mercury would
20 lower than 10 during the night
az Wytheviile the lowest ieinpera-
iure was zero. which was reached there
niSni ii was above, falling during the
night again. TO zero. Prospects last
u:snt Were for minus number in the
Climatic conditions arc expected to
, ,nSS t"-day. SNOW is expected
probably he warmer and unsettled. In
aHE circumstance /; is thought tina;
n,;. sportation on the James iEiver can
a. tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
Pastor Taylor designs,

, UMAMCQ ?. w, -, January 5.-Rev.
nfteen years rector OF St. James EMS
coDal Church, Accomac has Resigned.
His resignation is due to i'll health. and
placed upon the retired liA Of the
clergy OF the Episcopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
FORMER CATCHER is HURT
Larry Mclean Il Suffering Err.
500 Severe Burns on Back New
ri and Legs.
& NEWARK. n. j., Januar,

8 lNEWARK, y. j., january o..
Mclean. former catcher Of the G. uo,k
lis. in the city hospital here sun So has
from severe burns on the bachperma-
1egs. He and friend who h,a came
him to Turkish bat Con-
fonHd unconscious on the foor,inyinred
steam room. Both were taken g shonId
.hospital. Larry has been in we NJ co,I
3coEdition for some time past ~ ~
result OF an attack OF pneumols !, con,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
FIELD TRIALS TO BEG
Dogs From All Parts of Unite
ssB Are Entered In the Vari
~ 5g, Glasses. a
fRv AssnriatAap-a.

IsEToHATcIiEE. ALA, Jan1w
s,rhe Ail-American Field Trialsl c
l.tton Will begin their annual n
here to-morrow. The DRAWN i
9hcld here Tonight and the FIR,
Mill be In the championship staI
lag followed by the Derby and
One of the largest u
SnntrIes In history Is announced I
lSyscfi. dogs from all over the
ss3tRteR being entered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
INTERNATIONAL TIC
Club Owners VIII Gath pr
York and COnsider II,
Problems. VI
lBy Associated u

y >.,,,, ,By Associated PressI council
NEW YORK. January 5.--Thoe made
international League club owners votes
.reconvene here Tomorrow 20 con-,
ifurther next seasons baseball prU be
lens. me most Important business, de-
sident for term of one or more years
is likely that little constructive .
Work VIII be attempted al to-morrow's +
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
PRESERVING LETTERS
WRITTEN BY VIRG|N|ANS
Director of Legislative Reference
Bureau Compiling Valuable
Data on War.
USES NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Lewis IL. Machcn Arranging Vol
umcs Containing Soldiers Letters,
Which Will BE Turned Over to
State Library for Reference.

The scheme OF Lewis II. Machcn. di-
rector Of the Legislative reference bu-
reau For preserving valuable letters
written by The soldiers in France to
Nigginiars. promises TO result in Il set
of several volumes of interesting COM
munications written during the period
of hostilities.
Mr.. Machcn's exchange list contains
nearly every paper published in Vir-
ginia, and being struck with the large
number of soldiers letters appearing
in them, he laid the plan of preserving
them before the Virginia Council Of
Defense, Of which Mr. Machcn is Il
member. The council approved the
plan. which contemplates turning the
state Librarian, who Will prepare a
complete index
REFLECT ACTIVITIES or
NIHGINIA'S SOLDIERS
Mir. sMachen has extended his orig
nal idea 10 take in not only a COM
plctc casualty list. but also other in
tcreStinS articles Of An appropriate ma
Su,s, which however Viii be Put IN
this set will, IL is thought. reflect the
activities OF Virginia soldiers more ac
curatciy and wildly ,han could DC
done in any other manner
Mr.. Machen Is anxious 10 receive
copies al clippings tha; have been made
10y relatives and friends OF Virginia
soldiers. lie has already several
thousands OF them. hu; he wishes TO
make the symposium as complete as
possible. Some OF the newspapers in
the state ne has not received. Some
others he may have overlooked. There
would be no objection 20 having dupli-
Gates, as some OF the letters are on
both sides OF printed paper, and two
copies are needed for clipping. OF
course. only those items that have
been printed are suitable for the scrap
books.
Mr.. Machen expects to issue in a
few days An appeal 10 the people OF
the state TO cooperate in making up
such "A record as the State never hII
OF the sayings and doings OF her SOL
diers in any of the wars in which her
sons have fought. II will constitute
who may wish to write OF NirEinias
part in the world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
FARE INCREASE MATTER
5E,Eer 1F COMMITTEE TO-DAY
70, -, mpts BODY Hopes to
i,HIcACG'' $500 Tn to Council
"a, ,,.as;S, '"uu. d;30.

ley. president OF /
and chairman Of +;
sen ting the minor
Hickey. OF the An
and Edward Hanl
Iowa, acting presi
ern League left
Clncin natl. where.
VIII urge several
a conference with
ball Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06

+, WIZARD Wheeler. fifteen years old broke
ms, lcIt arm yesterday when n, fall NvI,;i.
sSii,sin,Iik"i ,ns Tho ad was taken to the
EMS reside 1T 22I2 Edwards Ay,bum ~
TrSH,Ijsht took place on Main street near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06

5 the proposed car
iunce. the Council
Will meet in City
/. .fternoom.
:: third attempt the
dc TO get action on
,alt was rccommi',e.i
ba 'Hcilman Morgl:.
'he ~ on neither %
WINS tn. .rp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Neavs Told
Briefly tor Benefit of
Busy Readers.

No primary fees required Tor entering the
race in the Sixth Congressional District TO
succeed Secretary OF the Treasury Carter
in Congress. have, been received by G. Lee
Moore. state Auditor Of Public Accounts
II is understood that saturday was the las:
Al. wing this iyr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06

nnnin' S{tn''sd states circuit Court of An
p,,,h'S. VIII begin "a six weeks term in ih;,.
GtF tomorrow. according 10 annorn,n,,, ,.,S
''i"hc last night 10y Claude N pa,,, ri.,rI:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06

MiSa laura Howell and her s,an of as
SSiia,aniS VIII begin their work OF inves,isa-
n..nnii into ilEinr costs in Richmond to-day
Ih"y are gathering Statistics FOR th. bon.r;; .
mcnt oil La Dor. 'N' ~ i'''''' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06

joseph Gordon. twentv-ninc years old. is
ct the Virginia Hospital suffering from a
tr f;n leg a. the result % an autonl"
Corridor: Was occupant OF ono OF two ma
chimes which colided. lie lives at iTo2
East BroMl Street. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-06

tenant John g. cranord of tho .rbir
vcrin .i"c ia, mere a Wear ago ana later con.
NOM h.. ny ~ %, natigrN 6. rhirN-Hfth Regi-
y"'n mas returned to work an th. o;f,ax 81
,.i,,n n-Se Moor" state Auditor OF Puzzle Ac 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
GARDEN NOTES
RAIsING sAIntEN GnEENs ~
ALlIulIItOlE

MANY amateur gardeners find am
Guilty Ia ra sing road lettuce, cuull.
flower AMI other crops that require
"a certain eercs of cxpcrtnrss 20 re-
suit successfully hut ani body can sur.
cessfllly raise q buunuful supply o.
Efrons
Tho two best greens Tor Aihuqucr-
uue uru spinach aud Swiss rhatd
spinach does not do web during tho
hot summer months and can no rails
81 only during the spriuE and fan
swiss ohHrd. however. furnishes excel
lent gfeens throughout tn summer
fvarun provided thnt successive SOW
inus are made so tH o. have nice
tender young plants ut an times
spinach should Dee planted late in
March ur early lu April ou Nrll pull.
Noriarh ground which has received 70
special drgssiur 81 we'll ruttti stable
manure hutd INTO tho soil % should
De planted iu ROW su that the seeds
o. u quarter or hHn an inch apart
aud not more than hall Hn inch deep
No further attention Be- necessary "V-
ccpt moderately frequent watcrinEH
constant cultivation. After june
! spinach should hr Abandoned since
10 hcrnmes RANK aud goes Ca seed
Durinr the summer months chari
should be- used This may bee planted
10 any time Boo the same mnuuu HH
arriH and the plants shNhid Do about
Tour inches apart boz the row 10 picis
Inr the greens tho outside leave
should bee pulled ~. The inner
ifHt,s wul then continue 90 prudut,
MHuy people make the mistake uf
making only plnnunr ui chnrd iu
the spriue aud expect Co uHr u
throughout the SEASON a single crop
will continue to produce greens but
after "a month ~ 30 OF picking viii
d,tnrluraio Boo quality Accordingly H
new crop should h" suwu even couple
"I months and the uld crops taken
Duf
4 thirty. foot row ~ spinach for
spring and 10 twenty foot row ~
,huri n about the right quantity fur
tut average family
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
HuIIIsn Pnfs.s INCIiNEs
10 pAtk STAND

London. April "a document 90
decisive importance the Manchester
Guardian terms President wilson,
appeal
rointlnr OUT that che question BE-
one oi appiyinr principles D. CON
tlnura.
"Lci there be no mistake as to &c.
significance what tho president say
he means These arp NOT merely
words. They are AN uct'
The Guardian aualYEos the Italian
position in q sympathetic vein. bot
IL Warns itniN nEAinst prrssllE hiN.
tnric claims too hard
Affsr nila conclude the Guardian.
the support of America for n world
pcHce b. worth % good deal more than
the security which any particular
slufc cnult hope 90 derive from add
Ing % strip a. be- uNn frontier
The liverpool Post Whlch tullf uu-
uorses President Wilson's statement
thinks hat biz appeal wHs made
with ths full privit1 and rnrsrut of
Ar Lloyd Gcufrr and HddH
For uut lesH than America, Eng.
land lea under moral obligation Co
suuaro rvcrs decision she tuhcs lu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
ITALY PREPARES TO TAKE
DISPUTED TERRITORY BY
MEANS OF ARMY OF 200, 600

minister and she other sonowins 10
mafrou
rrumlcr ciemencrau. rrrmior
Lloyd George and President Wilson
net n the usual hour this forenoon
but no outline o. the topics under
discussion wan made publle aithoush
the carbohydrates question. repara-
uona and possibly the Italian crisis
may have been considered.
TIE French foreign auicc today
.tpnIlfmrd the report that iremier
UfMudO letter OF yesterday 70 Prem
l4ia C-icmrucrou and LLOYD George.
instead % annuunCinF a complete
rnrture, ashed whether In view Of
lac circumstances, the Two pteinicfs
ton Va the conference useful
The british and Preach prcmlcrs.
~ u stated. VII make a Joint answer
Not q Hrcnk."
Premier lrfando o. Italy reiterated
thia murninr that ne would leave
Paris today. his departure being set
Cor two . cioch IN The afternoon ne
We 20 nai break with our allies.
but hand otsr our Interests 10 theif
l.ande. uuHuur they VIII loyalty iui.
fiil their mlNaion."
rhe atllsr nicmhers % the Italian
delegation MAJ remain To- Paris a lew
days longer.
1rhc t'AriH newspapers a~ n whole
declare that The situation must not be
permitted a. develop uny ifrclrictahlp
step in the Hronr direction They do
not consider the Incident in the ma
turr ~ IA break and express the hopc
that 30 acceptable cumpfomi-o VIII
BE- reached
rhe raulols say IL ~ convinced
that Premier ~clomencrau'H skill VIII
esuivr the formula for such n com
promise, before the departure u
irtmier Orlando
Although the italian delegation %
tnc rescr con. renee announced this
morning Ne intention of ~lihdnwinr.
ID waa declared this afternoon by
Premier Lloyd George hat tho ltal-
iana would not leave raria today.
herman Arrival Delayed.
The arrival % the uerman peace
delegation at Versailles haE aclin
haen dtlasrd n being announced Off
thai Hits additional delay b. not un
welcome a. the allied and associated
government. uH There are many min
or points which stil "a BE- cleared
up before the final drhN 81 thu treaty
D. ready for presentation The itnl-
crisiH aiso will tcnd 20 rotard the
training ~ the convention
a further serious setback Tor the
t.uEalsn Eplrheklhl has uNcurrrd ln
the Ukraine whore klev. To- capital
has BEEN Wrostod from them hy
lkruinian r-fsniuunnists friendly 90
General pefiufa, the tkruinlan anti
lnlrhcylk leader
The situation M Hungary o. SIN
rhf1uded in uurxtaintY kopufir ua
o. conditions there are contradictory
one savlnE That the kumanlan ad-
from the east Be- prugressluE
and that Green forces are quite near
budapest while another states D O.
the Numnninus have bon checked
10 Was stated lu hirh American
quartora today thrt President Wilson
several days aru Informed rrrmirr
prlundn 81 tlf cont utaaof tho state
mcnt which the president issued yes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
u,Ix Will HAyE no

WASHINGTON. Aprii at-Conndenuai
Dispatches from Paris 20 admlnislra-
ton officials here today indicnted that
the crlcis brought about by itaiy'r de-
mands end the unaitenhla determine
ton OF President Wilson not TO be-
come q party 10 recognition OF 81
crci treaties, had - upset tho plans
Of tho ncncc conference that n pres
dents return TO the United states
probably would be considerably de-
laVsd.
Belief ~nE c~xprcssci IN offcial
quarters hat fialy would eventually
b. OBLIGED 20 recedc from her uc-
mnndr though "a WIS rccorniEed y 81
for the moment Premier Orlando AMI
his delegation wcre Obliged to main.
tain an unyicldiuu attitude or face
rcpudiauor 90 home. Tho decision
Of the lfailtns 10 withdraw from
Paris VIA forced. according TO tn
Wow here. hy the opposition Ia ital,
to the present cabinet GROWING %
rapidly under The direction OF furmef
Finance Minister Nitn and Gioiitd.
Also d former cabinet ofnrcr.
~ vas pointed out that the with
duawal Of the delegation did not mean
the withdrawal 81 the Italian govern
m,nf from participation in the poace
negotiations or from the league o.
unuons itals might agrvc 90 abide
ny tho decision o. the othcr allies ant
sltisf, hcrenlf with a protest aralnst
the loss OF tiume italNs position, "
also wuA pointed out. is cstrcmei, pre-.
carious because or the fuct hat she
u almost entirely dependent upon tho
United state for financial credit,
iOod supplies and fuel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
WOMENi DRY CLEAN
THINGS At HOME
Trylti For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.

save five 20 ten doi-ars quickly b.
dry cleaning everything IN h home
with gasoline that would b. ruined by
soap and w~atcr--1uitn, coats. waifia,
Eiika lActn. gloves, shoes. fairs. dfap-
cries. rurs-cvefythinri
fiare a gallon or more OF %Ensolino
IN n dishpan Or waahhoilcr. then put
IN the things 81 be- dry cleaned. then
wash them with Eoisito soap shortly
everything out looking like
new. Nothing fades. ahrinks or
wrinkles DO not attempt 20 drv
clean without Solvite q This
gasoline Hocp N the secret OF all dry
cleaning.
inr directiuns for home dry cleaning,
costs little a. ans. drug SORE. Dry
clean outdoors Dr. AWAY from r1ama.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

him. n can suppiy you eith any
brand 81 wtrd ycu require
We'll then. give me "a dollars
worth 81 a~nlokeirNa tobacco. said the
smart one. thruwinr down tho money
'cortalnly. air" agruasi Pat taking
ur The dollar and Immediately pianh-
ine down . pound tin 81 snuu IN 10
pinte.
There's yer smukolers tobacco. an
thank - an good mnrnin'. ar" and
tee urraffallrn une with he unwanted
minus no frin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

Never can tell when youn nash a
Anger or suffer a cut. bruiae. burn or
scald. Re prepared. Thousands roiS
on pr. Thomas Electic on. Your
druRrlst sells o.. a0c and coo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
FIrME N9T I1A.iAN

N TRt1srt on LONDON
London. Aprl sA.--Aii the London
evening -nowanapers devote theif lend
ina articles to Vresldent Wilson's np.
peal IN conuccuon with The Italian
situation az the I'ariH c~onforenco and
70 Premier Orlando's decision to with.
draw from the conference. The
Wcaimlnntcr unfrtte endorses the
statement az the American cx,-LufiNr
noting that ltay went beyond the
treaty OF london IN claiming fiumc
"a well ~ the Tfentino and other tcr-
fitory assieoed her by the London
pact.
we are Obliged 10 point out" @,yr
the nesvauapcr. That In This very
treaty Plume was asHiEned 20 the
c~routinnr H. then the appcai = To-
tho treaty, We are az much bound not
~ nisc Fiume 20 Italy as We arc
bound to rve her the other terri
tories"
II the Itallahs ctaim Plume under
the principle OF self fmina.ion,
adds the Gasettr. that ptinoipie Also
applies to the sins regions which
wcrc assigned TO Italy under the
treaty
me Evening STANDARD avs Il
cannot prctand 4 be convinced -
president Wilson's arguments, white
tho Pail Mall Gazette says that Italy
is claiming the ulnlimcnt Of the
treat, where b Ia No gnincr BY ~
terms and ~ ubrcgntion where n
stands In the way OF her full demands
The hyening Globe, which ls strong
~ anti-Ntlaon. say Tho president has
taken up an impossible attitude. u
rcferH Ia hts appeal a AN insult ~ The
Italians and suggests that hts hest
course would be 80 reure gracefully
from o discussion which concerns
mother himself o tho American con-
tingnt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

Councillor tmutut-W What dii yOt
fuuT
uis Son learned an about TON
rum. 40" piper'B son, stole % pig m
aWay boz rum"
Tho Counsellor 80 careful not e.
repeat that story. such words hrt
slhuIoguuH unless true aud bpokot
vifh iuHtinnhir motives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

ttraay. Premier Orlando then CON
suited With Cplonol HOUSE and dis
cursed with him the question Of the
Issuance 81 a counter statement by
the Italian premier.
Thia explanation was made to show
that the Italian d~eleratcr were not
ne surprised over the issuance ~ tho
presidents statement a. they profess
cd 90 hc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

when she gives Thought to drus
H between tine cradle aud the grove
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

o. furtfur'H wheel doesn't rryol,.
tu suit YOU pump up The tire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

A war recently
entered the hbnp
with ~ ldiollc
uufsilnuril'
rNr hero o. 10 the
accuracy ~ this
Its quite true.
sir Pat INSURED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
IT WAS VERY ANNOYING

lawycr-why DO Sou wish a a.
trrer from your huslHuf7
clientele ~ 90 Curshn4 nhuut his
personal appearance that 7 can't stand
u 90 live with him any lunrgr.
Lrwf sr@Whnt does be- duf
Chenille AHA Do dunfu't DO. he
a., su's nko The trouble 90 rof1n,o the
hairs lcf, ON his coat by other wotnep
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

BiNI,MnIsU SCI.
Good wall paper ana painted wall
cleaning We steam aud dry clean
rugs. cali Bert, ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

fcmapplnr the worid with The asloms
~ peace VI The FOURTEEN points
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

straw irfItit# each has, liriuH
~ ,uur iuimulitc Snnp tuupnu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25

Bucna nueva sera de flo para
nuestros lectores. Ia de que, dentro
de breve tGrmino, vjSitara esra Po-
b!aci6n, en- Ia que hara una breve tenn
porada artistica. en el Teatro ma
cional' la compania dramatica de Ia
primera actriZ meXicana Virginia Ia
bregas. que ha venido hacienda una
gira afortunada pOr 81 sureste de los
EstadoS Unidos.
Fl cuadro cue en- csta OCCASION -
compana d Virginia Fabregas a San
Antonio, cs. segun las opinioues que
acerca dc 81 han llcgaoo 4 nosoJros,
uno dc les mas completes cuadros ar
tisricos Que en- esca ciudad Sc hayan
presentado.
Probablemcntc, scra cl pub!ico de
San Antonio 81 ult!mo = QUEEN toQue
yer sobrc Ia escena . Ia famos& actr!Z
mexicana, a quien tanto debe nuestra
vida artistica n~acional. Virginia Pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
EN- UN SOLO Ola Sc HIZO FAMOSA POR SU
HERMOSA COMPLEXION
Logro tai resultado~ con una combination
de FIarina de AVena
Una receta gratis que produce sUs efectos durante Ia noche.
listed puede prepararia en- casa.

estan propcnsaS Ia cara, brazos y nlanos.
81 81 cuello o pccho cStan deScoIorFlcs 2 eau
81 dc IA ~intemperie. apliGueSe cSSa prrpa-
IacioR ; estes GsfectoS desapa=cceraa. Is
zbSoEutamcnte inofcnSiva ' no estinCla 9!
~crecIrierio del czbelio- No imoorIa cue I'd.
tsnEa los brazos 0 nanoS con IA piel muy
iaSIimaGa. partica. etc. nj cue los maya OK
pIesJo al SOL luvia o transjcs IeSaGos. c.
II r'reparaciGn de harira lie aveEa y Der
wIlio' karl que se opere en- clos TN cam
bio -.GIcai ea - horss 4 80 sIrro- lilies &C
rcrsoHls CUc II han usado nan eccioido los
E..s'GoS tc7esicioS que 20 rcc.o:-
NOTj,, Para obtener los ~ElaiorcS reSulta-
dos. observe I'd. n pie de l. lstrs lEs ms
cruccIUEss vue iieva cadL oSluCsS de Der
= .I!u." 10 unicO que tiena Que auqairlr Is
har,E1 Il, avHna y "Der.il!o. I'd. Nc he
ccsitt ma : IL preparation 6 del TOGO
SsiIc3..l. sicrGJ aGcnEas tn h&rat9 al racsr-
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