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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04
siendo barridas de Ia faz de la tic I

IRA.
Al tempo, Sr. Lewis.
Y luego, en- ulf siglo tan positi-
vista como el prcsente, ;hemos
nosotros, (segiln Y dc formar
una sociedad tontamsnte ronanti-
ca, " vivir dando ctllto al Arte y
a las Letras, con exclusion com
pleta dc, las Ciencias que son las
que hacen ricos y progresistas u
los pueblcs modernes, cuyas nece-
s!dades cada dfa Sc centuplican
con la civilizaci6n, euyo objeti-
vo no puede ser hoy vivir suspi-
rando, en- ondas de arlnonia excln-
sivamente, creandose una existen-
cia quijotescamente ficticia in
verosimil, con los ojos puestos en-
ell obscure aver?
Y para realizar esos siete traba-
jos de Hercules, inhumana tarea,
solo imaginada por el mas refina-
do egoismo, y hasta 81 Sc quiere,
crueldad; la deja V. indefensa co...
mo esta, Ell la condicion de ilota,
sin derechos, sin voz nj voto den
tro del hogar, nj ea la vida. civica.
Pero ESQ ST, cca todos los debc-
reg. y centuplicaalos.
E)eci.:'os niaf, Asilonecireados
u - - III 7sis5 siIs
c6ncederle sIn oAseao pasa hacer-
sd DIR.
Con la mayor inocencia, dice el
Sr. Lewis, tomandolo del pensar de
Hostos: Para las intermediates
morales de I'm pueblo, no hay otro
remedio que la organization ener-
gica e higienica de Ia educaci6n
oublica.
7 atandole las manos a la mu-
jer, y tapandole la boca con la
mordaza actual, de "Td no eres
persona, no puedes votar'', le cxi-
ge ell Sr. Lewis que organize; que
haga votar leyes a nuestros legis-
ladores; que Heve la cu1tura al
pueblo; que obligue a los titeres
a no pronunciar palabras indeco-
rosas; a los ninos no fumar; que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04


Nadie lie ha escuchado; y es
hombre y puede 'votar, y 'tiene
.companeros votantes como 81. a
quienes puede sugerir Hagan es-
ia ley que convene al pals, y yo
infuire con los electores para que
os nombren Representante Sc
nador.
iVaya! Nos ha hecho gracia la
logica contundente del Sr. Lewis,
Y sobre todo la generosidad, para
con la mujer de que da muestras
ell su artfculo La Question del
Feninismo" publicado en- Ell M
PARCIAL.
Pretende ell Sr. Lewis que 10 que
no ha podido realizar el Cristia-
nismo en- los 1919 amos de su exis-
teneia, que es reformar y perfee-
.eioral Ia sociedad, coavirtienslo q
kss ',.ss4''q,s or- ..lsgsss7. 10 S1ss
Ia nlljer puertorriqueha, 81 qliere
MERCER como premio, el que Sc lie
permita votar
Dfgame, Sr. Lewis, Use lie exi-
gio al hombre otro trabajo identi-
co para concederle igual privile-
gio?
iSon los hombres brahmanes y
la lnlljer sudra?
i!Son los hombres hijos de mu-
jer? ique es el hombre sin ell cui-
dado de su madre cuando nino ?
lY que serfa hoy Ell Puerto Rico
81 las maestras, que les ensenan 4
pellsar, Sc declararan ell huelga9 2
iVaya. ivaya!, Sr. Lewis, no
divide que Dios abati6 la arrogaE-
cia dc Guillermo de Alemania,
porque todas las injusticias van
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04
JUICIO IMPORTANTE
EN- LA CORTE FEDERAL

Pcsquera Fermin, nombro on Ia
hora de su muerte a Don Arturo
Bird Arias, tutor de su hija Hip6-
lita. De acuerdo con la voluntad
del difunto Hipolita tue a vivir a
La residencia dc Don Arturo Bird
Arias, casado con den doiio Maria
Malta, y uno de los mas acaudala-
dos comerciantes de Fajardo.
Hip6lita, residente ahora en-
Nueva York, alega que su tutor la
requirio de amores varias yeces, y
que pretextando mudaf de casa
por disgustos. con SUI esposa leg1-
TINA, y bajo promesa de divoreiar-
Sc para contraer nueyas nupcias
con ella, la ,sedujo. Hip6lita quie-
re ahora que la sucesion de Arturo
Bird Arias, en- la que, forma parte
principal La viuda Doiia Maria
Malta, lie pague $4,000 de indenl
nizacion.
Ambas partes han nombrado va
sus abogados defensores, y el jul
clio Sc vera en- breve en- los salones
de la Corte Federal de Puerto Ri
co. Hipohta- tambien ha fir1nado
Jun affidavit en- la secretarfa de la
misma corte, para mantener su ma
cionalidad espanola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04

nos, de buen juicio, diffcilmento
Sc atreverfan ctuar de un modo
contrario sus companeros.
Impulsad toda institution que
signiique progreso. Aqui hace fall
ia industrias.
Y como vamos a impulsar todo
ESQ econ Ell abanicof.
Haced que Sc premie la honra-
dez, la virtud y Ell trabajo.
Pero, Sr. Lewis, recapacite 10
que dice con que arma puede ha-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04
Tn ex Emperador pide el divorcio.
I'm pa1tido Cubano solicita Ia
intervention americana para
el perlodo electoral.
CABLE A EEL IMPARCIAL"
Via w. I. and p. Tel. Coy

LONDRES, febrero Las noticias procedentes de
Kiev, la capital de Ukrania, muy alarmanes. Sc
arma que pronto estallara la guerra entire ese pals
Rumana motive de controversial que exste sobre
las froneras Nnguno de los dos pases qiere someter
esta question una comsion de arbitraje
La stuac0n oInando caracter grave debido al gran
nilmero de hombres sin empeo declarados en- huega
que hay todo e pals Como esta suaciOn ha felnado
drante largo tempo oos los servcios p1blicos estan
completa desorganzaci6n y los amentos estan dis
minuyendo. Ademas, las uniOnes de trabajadores no
quieren obedecer jefes y'las doctrnas del boil
chevquismo abriendo paso entire los eementos o
de la poblaci0n.
MADRID.-Una comisi6n interaada ha llegado aquf
e objeo de abrr negocaciones para la compra de
odas las proyisiones amentOs producidOs en- Espana
del consume nacional, disponihles para la
venta OtrOS palSes.
LII eebelalo soopera la mission que nan propuesto
estOs representatives de- las naones aiacas espdfa
que u1l conveno satsfactorio sentido ayudara
grandemente soucionar las dfcultades de abasteci
miento en- Europa.
ROMA.-Una huelga general de trabajadores Sc ha
declarado esta ciudad Mas de $4,000 personals par
tcipan ell movmiento. Los Obreros eXigen como
dic6n principal ocho horas de trabao. Varas paradas
han sdo oganzadas por los ObrerOs los cuales han re-
coridO las principaes Gales La stuaci0n ha sdo
sderada de gravedad aunque han dado casos
de yiOlencia tOdayla.
STOKOLMO.-Todos los empleados de trece compa
as ferrOviarias Sc han eclarado huelga diciendo
que enen hambre Sc sabe que de este NAL ha padecdo
por mucho tempo toda la pObacOn de Suecia. El 60
bierno sin embargo ha tornado meddas afectvas pa
aliyar la penosa stuaci0n.
MADRID.-Las notcias que vienen de Lisboa dicen
que la revoluci6n esta va mas Aparte de Opor
to, los reastas sostenen agunos puntos de poca
mportancia las fuerzas del goberno estan venciendo
la resisencia
PARIS-Eleutero Venizelos, ell gran estadista de
Grecia, ceebro hoy conferenca los delegados
aliados expuso opinion de las aspiracohes
nacionales de Greca Ell resto del da ue dedicado una
discon general de la suac0n considera que prOnto
Aemania sabra cuales son las condolences premlnares
para ell restablecimiento de la PaZ
BERNA.-Carlos ell eX-emperadOr de Austria.H Hungrla,
ha establecdo ante la Corte demanda de divOrcio
La notca ha sdo sorpresa para todo ell mundo por
que sabe que haya exisdo aguma vez diyergenca
entire Carlos consorte Zita
BARCELONA.-Los cataanistas han enviado un ''u-
timatum" al gobierno amenazandO huega ge-
neral Catalina 81 las peciones de autonoma no son
concedidas dentro de determnado periodic de tempo
HABANA.-El Partido Liberal ha acordadO solicitar
la supervision americana para las eeccones presden-
cales del 1920 La nocia ha sdo recibda gran dis
gusto por el partdo adversario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04
defenda el idionla.

4 II + q II
| aY como 10 defendera? ICON
que derecho podra decir al pueblo
! que llacc amos Sc viene destrozan-
do ell idioma castellano en- Puerto
Rico, poniendo en- manos de los nj
nos de las Grammar, una gramati:
ca, que a Hernandez Sc le oblig6
| q traducir de la Lyte americana,
dejlndole sus reglas inglesas, que
Sc dan de cachetes con las de nues-
l.tra Academia?
Y a1n, desfgurando, ell signifi-
cado que nuestro Diccionario da a
algunas palabras, como por ejem-
Iplo, c,ausula.
Y icon que derecho pcdra indi-
car que ell nuestras Atlas Escue-
LAS sc yiene eRseiiando la grana-
tica, de un tai Montolin, descono-
edo gramatico educado en- Ale
mania, el cual, germanizando el
idioma castellano, lie asimilo re-
glas de aquel idioma, que asom-
bran todo el que ha estudiado
espanol, como aquella en- que dice
que los substantivos sed Y salud
plicden usarse ell plural?
! Asf, la mujer puertorriquena,
sin derechos, tiene que yer impa-
sihSe que Sc lie arranGue el alma a
.s.a 3heh;qyAsl destrAzarlp 81 slirs
ima.
Y la prueba de que es este eier-
10, la tenemos Ell que a pesar de
reconocer que hoy en- nuestras es-
euelas, los estudios en- las demas
asignaturas son mas solidos, los
muchachos de la actual genera
cion, no despuntan literatos nj
cientlficos; y a 10 mas vemos neu-
r6ticos cantandole en- malos versos
la luna, a la Dulcinea, mien-
tras la pujante Civilization DEF
Siglo Xxx, presenta cada d1a al
hombre de nuestra epoca, profile
mas mas conplejos, que no preo-
cupan a nuestro pueblo. Por ESQ:
solo tenemOs una literature casi
medieval, romantica Y anodina,
sin parar mientes en- ell mas ALA
que demanda nuestro estado de
cultura, y los adelantos de la hu-
manidad.
Enviad flores a las tumbas de
nuestrcs muertos ilustres. Ell Sr.
Lewis dice este en- sentido recto, "
no csta NAL.
Pero nosotras las mujeres femi-
nistas, queremos interpretarlo en-
sentido fgurado.
Y nos proponemos enviar flores
de saber, flores de esfuerzo a nues-
tros muertos ilustres, procurando
imitar SUI ejemplo.
9 Y ST tuvieramos asiento en- ell
Parlamento, que es donde Sc atien-
de al que habla, incitariamos al
nuestra juventud a seguir la hue
liza de aquellos varones, que, sin
escuelas, sin maestros, y sin medic
ambiente, supieron elevarse, sobre
el comtn de las gentes, y ponerse
en- parangon con los hombres de
otras civilizaciones, que pudieron
desenvolver sus aptitudes, en- Ate
neos v Universidades donde Sc da
culto al verdadero saber.
Para ensefiar nuestra juven-
tud a tener caracter, y a ser vera
ces, la lnica escuela es ell Parla-
mento. ALI la mujer puede darI
lecciones con ell ejemplo de su pro-
pia actuaci6n; y puede estar se-I
guro el Sr. Lewis, que en- un Sena-
do o en- una Camara, donde act1en
dos 0 tres mujeres patriotas, rec-I
tas, veraces y de talento, o al me-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04
Elhambre enSuecia-Lo Catalanistas envan TN rnaum
LA QUESTION FEMINISTA.
Al ST, ]. E. Lewis.

S'Aqui tenemos qui-
nientos vagabundos I'll
teresl de los cuales no
sabemos que hacer. Yo
soy procurador de la
Corte juvenil.; he indi-
cado el remedio y ofre-
cido mi concurso. Ma
die me ha escuchado. =
J. E. Lewis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-04

cerse todo ESQ., No sea il6gieo.
La mujer amordazada y sin de-
rechos no es Dios para deeir: Fiat
lux. y que Sc. realize Ell prodi-
gio.
Proteged Ell desarrollo de las Ar
tes y las Letras, etc.
Santo y .bueno, Sr. Lewis. Las
Artes y las Letras ayudan a des-
arrollar la edueaci6n del espfritu,
y moralizan a los pueblos; pero
(Contin1a en- Ia pag. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
South Side Brevities

Philip Bagato, $3.50 South Twenty third
street, was arrested Sunday by police and
charged with abusing his wife.
: Join our Cash Bonus club or start some
holiday time. South Omaha Savings bank,
Twenty fourth and M streets.
Andy Chesmar, 24os street, reported
to the police Monday that his room was
entered Sunday night while he was asleep
and his trousers containing $2s.11 stolen.
Each week hundreds deposited regularly
In our 1919 Economy Savings club They
have just received the reward for their
efforts. Our 1920 club is now open for
membership; The. Live Stock National
bank, Twenty-fourth and N streets.
Frank r. Richtig Of Clarks, brought In
carload Of calves Monday for the local
market. He said corn al $3.50 was too
expensive to raise cattle on and thought
there was moro money In selling the
calves and keeping the corn.
It's a good time to play. safe. Your
money put in the South Omaha Savings
bank, is safe and grows. No chance about
It. It's mighty comforting to know you
have a. nice savings account in the only
savings bank In Omaha at Twenty-fourth
and NJ streets.
Andy Gilbert, negro, was arrested at an
early hour Monday morning by Captain
Ertggs and Officer Risk, charged with
home, 4s2T South Twenty-fifth street. The
woman was given medical treatment by
Police SURGEON Young and removed to her
home. Gilbert Is being held awaiting the
outcome of the woman's injuries. y
Miss Agnes Havlik, is years old. died
Sunday at her home. Ash South Twentieth
street. She is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johd Havlik: five sisters.
Mrs. Joseph Zaloudek, Mrs. Walter
Korislfo. Mrs. John Fisher and Marie and
vIssta Havlik; four brothers. Frank. John
and Lafmir Havlik and Frank vonasek.
The funeral will be held Tuesday after
noon at from the residence to Graceland
Park cer.etery.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23

shall become the worlds ruling peo-
ple-or shall lay the foundation OF
its vanquishments.
Unfortunately the war came too
soon for America-50 years too
soon. For the United States is still
too young, too provincial, too igno-
rant of world affairs, too sure, even
yet, in the magnificent strength of
its splendid isolation (Which, in fact,
of course, is no longer true ito un-
derstand or to be able to grasp the
opportunity now presented to it.
Now World Power.
Gould the war have been STAYED
off another half century then it
would have been a>different Amer1
ica that would have entered the
world drama and proceeded to reap
the fruits of the victory so-4argely
its. AS it is, the next few years
will tell the story.
"America-partially as result OF
its association with the entente-is
now world power, with all the re-
sponsibilities of a world power. Yet
the American people have neither
the inclination nor the education to
appreciate even the meaning of the
expression.
when the city of Cleveland, o.,
is SO much concerned about letting
the rest of the United States, know
that it ranks sixth in the list of
American cities as to have no time
to learn as much basic information
about Pittsburgh as the average IS
year-old school boy of Toxic
knows, how can the citizens of De-
troit Completely wrapped up in
turning out greater number of au-
tomobiles per day than any other
two cities), be expected to take a
lively interest in the future of the
L,thuarjans?
Germany's Opportunity.
"Yet, due to the acquiescence Of
the president of the United States
at Versailles, America is deeply
committed to have the affairs Of
Lithuania and every other nation in
the world at its, fingers end. 1t is
like asking a school boy suddenly to
direct the destinies Of great indus
trial corporation.
But in this situation lies Ger
many's oppoftunityN peculiarly Ger
many's because of all the European
nations pone has had such vast ex-
perience in Russia and the orient as
have the Germans.
Americans going presently to re-
alize that either. she must begin now
to build the foundation of a lasting
alliance with the Russia of tomor-
row-if when that inevitable day OF
clash with Japan arrives she is not
to find a Russo-Japan alliance
against her-or find herself anticl-
pated by the Japanese. 1t is ques-
ton of who gets into the country
first. 1t IS as simple as that-as
most great issues are"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
Closest Approach to
Actual Daylight Is
Perfected In London

London, Dec. 22.AA light which
far surpasses any existing arrange
ment Of artificial light, and is the
closest approximation to actual day.
light ever accomplished. is under
stood by the American Chamber of
Commerce in London to have been
perfected here.
The apparatus consists of a high
power electric light bulb, fitted with
cup-shapd Opaque reflector, the
silvercd isuner side of which reflects
the light against a paraso1-shaped
screen placed above the light The
screen is lined with small patches of
different colors, arranged according
to a, formula worked out by Mr..
Sheringhant the inventor, and care
iully tested and perfected in the I'm
peria college of science and
Technology.
The light thrown down from the
screen is said to show colors almost
as we'll as in full daylight.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
MORE SLAIN IN
INDIA MASSACRE
THAN REPORTED
Official Statement Of 500
Killed and 1900 Injured,
Underestimated the
Casualties.

London, Dec. 22.-Statement in
official quarters that 500 persons
were killed and 1900 injured in dis
orders at Armitsar, India, last April,
underestimated the casualties great
ly, according to the narrative OF an
Indian lawyer, Said Hassan, printed
4 by the Pail Mall Gazette. Describ-
ing the tragic scenes, which he says
were witnessed by relatives of his,
the lawyer, . native of Armistar
says:
"People had gathered from over
all the puniab for a religious cere-
inony, which was being held in the
Gallionwalabagh where dais had
been erected upon which several
hundred speakers stood, surrounded
by gathering Of 10000 or 3000
persons.
Fire Without Warning.
'.'The military appeared an d
opened FIRE without warning. Sol
diers stood on the high ground and
fred on the helpless, unarmed gath
ering from distance of hundred
yards.
"Many stumbled over ridges and
were trampled to death. Others fell
into an open we'll nearby. am sure
that General Dyer's admission ~
500 killed and ! 500 wounded is much
below the actual casualty list
Hunt for Loved Ones.
"For two days frantic men, whose
relatives or friends were missing.
rummagcd~ the open graveyard
among the heaps of dead and dying.
IN the hope of finding their loved
ones"
The lawyer expresses the opinion
that the trouble arose through the
previous arrest of two native leaders,
against which the populace had pro-
tested in an orderly manner, he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
South Side
Much Live Stock Shipped In
Box Cars Due to SHORTAGE

On account Of the shortage Of
stock cars, many shipments of live
stock are being sent to the South
Side market III box cars. Four box
cars loaded with hogs arrived Mon
day from Buffalo Gap and sturgis,
S. D. 1t is said there is plenty Of
stock in that section to ship, but
no cars are available. With the
thermometer at SO degrees below
zero n1any cattle arc being rushed to
market, that would be held over to
feed. were it not for the cold
weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
With the Coming Of the Twenty first Century
World Will Include Only Three Great Powers,
America, Russia, Japan, Says German Genius

Japan Coming Inevitable Conflict for Domination the
AmericaU Self Interest May
DownfaEngand Belgium and Italy Broken by War
Seriously Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
Oregon Squad Training
for Game With Harvard

Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 22.-Two
hard training periods day-one in
the morning and the other in the
afternoon-was begun today by the
foot ball squad of the University of
Oregon in preparation for the game
here New Years day with the team
of Harvard university.
The Harvard squad will arrive
here Friday, according to the pres
ent schedule. Many Harvard gradu-
ates residing in southern California
are planning great welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
Allies Abandon Plan
70 Guarantee Belgium S
Neutrality Five Years

ParisN Dec. 22.-(Havas. )-Aban-
donment of hle British plan guar
anteeing the neutrality of Belgium
for FIVE years on the part of the al
lies is reported by the Petit Pari-
sien, which says the French and
British governments are seeking to
sreaeh an agreement which will give
rentire satisfaction to Belgium.
@ In French peace conference cir
cles, it is reported, sentiment is ia
vorable to the maintenance of the
Turkish empire under certain guar
antees. General Berthelot who has
a gone to London, will discuss this
cue Stiun fdurinQ his STAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23

nervous ailments and insomnia two
weeks ago. While on a walk with
a military policeman, the officer
reached over, snatched the pistol
from the soldiers holster and shot
himself.
Mrs. Smith, who has been living
in Forest Lake to be near her hus-
hand. was notified of the tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
Crude Oil Advanced

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 22.-All
grades Of crude oil handled in the
Pittsburgh market were advanced
IS cents barrel by the leading pur-
chasing agencies today. The new
prices follow: Pennsylvania crude,
A.75;J Corning, $5.35; Cabell, 1927;
Somerset, $3.l0, and Raglaud $l.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
Arrest Two Men When Motor
CoIIides With Street Car

Edward Richardson, l4O6H Mill
tary avenue, and w. Fl. Hamer, 434l
Charles street, were arrested Sun
day by South Side police charged
with being drunk. Police allege the
two men were driving All auton1o-
bile and ran into street car on
Twenty-fourth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
One Dead, Three Dying
From Gas ASphyxiati0n

Cedar Rapids, la, Dec. 22.-One
is dead aud three others are be-
lievcd to be dying as result of a
gas asphyxiation which almost wiped
out the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
w. Harner late MofdaY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-23
Colonel Shoots Himself
lin Et. Sheridan Hospital

Chicago, Dec. 22.--Lieut Col.
Andrew w. Smith, United States
regular army, shot himself at Fort
Sheridan hospital Monday. He had
been i'll for several months and
entered the hospital suffering from
Cleveland County herald., 1919-08-28
"FIoraI Ruffians."

Primroses, which are now adding to the color of London streets, were talk. en by Ruskin for his type of flowers of gracious breeding" and they are invariably represented by poets as floral weddings. This is strange, for it is all quite contrary to the facts in nature.
 Primroses are really floral rufiians, to which they owe their survival in the fierce Struggle for existence" among wild flowers. They are hardy Alpine plants, found on mountainous heights throughout Europe and Asia, even on the highest ranges of the Him alayas.
 They also seem to be rather poison ous, though alleged by Lord Beacons- field to make an admirable salad. Ex- cept pigs, no animals will eat prim- roses. They bloom with impunity in rabbit warren.-London Chronicle.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-08-28
ONE MAN THAT REALLY KNEW
His Fourth Friend Had Been First He Met.

First Friend-Hello, links, that's a bad cold you have. Soak your feet in boiling water and drink a pint of hot vinegar and treacle. It's a sure cure.
 Second Friend Ca few moments later)-By love, Jinks, you ought to do something for that cold! Take a big dose of quinine- thing every time.
 Third Friend (ten minutes later)- I say, links, there's no use coughing yourself into the grave like that. Get bottle of Cureitquick-stop it in ten minutes.
 Fourth Friend-Got a bad cold, haven't you?
 links (after waiting some time)- Well, do you know a sure cure?
 Fourth Friend (hoarely) No. There's no cure. Got bad cold my self-Pearson's Weekly.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-08-28
AS YOUNG AS
 YOUR KIDNEYS

The secret os youth is ELINfTNA- TON OF POISONS from your body This done, you can live to be hundred and enjoy the. good things of life with as much "pep" as you did when in the springtime of youth. Keep your body in good condition, that's the secret.
 Watch the kidneys. They filter and purify the blood, all of which blood passes through them once every three minutes. Keep them clean and in proper working condition and you have nothing to fear. Drive the poisonous wastes and deadly uric acid accumula- tions from your system. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules and you will always be in good condition. You will feel strong and vigorous. with steady nerves and elastic muscles. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are imported direct from the labora tories at Haarlem, Holland.
 They are reliable remedy which has been used by the sturdy Dutch for over POO years. and has helped them to develop into one of the strongest and hearthiest races of the world. Get them from your druggist. Do not take q substitute. In sealed packages three sizes.-Adv.