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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-15
FAVOR TREATY RESERVATIONS.
Grinneli College Faculty Wants Rati.
fication With Safeguards.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Dec. 15.--Fffty members OF
the Grinnell College faculty have sign
ed letter addressed to the Iowa
Senators, A. 3. Cunmins and W. 5.
Kenyon requesting That the peace
treaty be ratified by the senate as soon
as possible with such interpretive
reservations as may be proper and
necessary.
I'VE would have had the signatures
Of every member Of the FACULTY to this
resolution had not more than twenty
been away on their vacations" de-
clared Prof. Charles Noble. The reso-
luton reads in part:
I'VE believe that a majority OF the
most intelligent and public spirited
citizens of all parties in the state VIII
support them in favoring resolution
ratifying the treaty Of peace with the
league Of NATIONS movement in terms
that win readily permit the other
elynetories to acqutesce In the con-
ditions stated blythe United States"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-15

Chicago. Dec. iS.--Corn ran up in
price today 70 q moderate extent in
Huenced by violent advance in ster-
ling exchange. Demand. tho was
light and the market soon reacted.
Bears predicted that tho crop move
ment would Increase. Opening prices,
which ranged from !. 20 3s-cent gains
with January at sL3ila to $l3iSs and
May at sl.SlS 10 sl.S2s, were followed
by a rise all around and then by set
back.
Announcement that wartime prohibit
ton would stand led 10 some selling
OF corn, bet later the strength or bar
ley and oats helped corn 10 advance
The close was firm. Z. 10 lss cents
higher. with January at 1l.sS ana May
at l.scTs to si.2S.
Oats.
Seaboard purchasing gave Aimness
70 oats. After opening unchanged 10
J. higher. including May 1T 1878 TO 80,
the market hardened and then relaxed
somewhat.
Provisions,
Higher quotations on hogs strength
ened provisions.
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MARSHALlToWN MARKETS.
Prices Paid For Grains. Produce, Hides
and Wool.

Prices Paid For Grains, produce, Hioes
and Wool.
Prices quoted below are quoted Dy
Marshalltown dealers CT grains. pro-
duce, hides and wool as bought by
dealers from farmers who use this
city as their market:
GRAINS.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at its
place of business in this city, subject
however, TO market changes:
OatB--.e9.
Corn-1.25.
Marshalltown Milling Company, sol
South First avenue, quotes the follow
ing prices on wheat:
Good milling wheat-2.o5.
FARMERS PRODUCE.
The Olson Grocery Company quotes
the following prices, cash or trade:
Butter-.S3.
Eggs-.66
HIDES, WOOL AND FURS.
The market on hides. wool and furs
is very unsettled. Prices furnished on
application. II. Willard, Son & Co.
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rEsREPUBIICAN. MARsHAILrOwN IOWA. DECEMBER IL 1919

yellow. i.s4@I.se; No. . white. loo
las No. : mixed. i.ao4i.45; No, !
mixed, I.ss0l.35; No. mixed. l.soV
l.s2 other grades. I.co i.so.
oats-No. white. siQs2h: No. y
white, s0laUS2: No. white. 7sqso.
Barley--Choice. l.5l9l.55; medium
l.i5ql.50; lower grades. 1880 LA.
Rye--No. 2, l.62b.
FlaS--4,soQ5 800.
~. OMAHA CASH GRAIN.
Omaha Dec, 10,
Corn lone to 2 cents lower; NO,
white 1859 1857; No. 2 yellow. l.osi
No. 4 yellow, l.Ss; No. 5 yellow, 1850
1856, No, mixed, l.+l41 Las. No,
mixed, I.34al.27: No. mixed, LISA.
oats-Weak; No. 3 white, rs; No,
white, 77is.
Barley--SSample, las receipts. Its
Rye--No. 3. l.oSql,5i.
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HOGS IN DEMAND.
RECEIPTS MODERATE FOR MON.
DAY AND PRICES GO UP.
Quotations 50 to 20 Cents Higher
Than Saturday and Trade Shows
Aetivity--euik Selling Within Range
Of $3.50 and $3.50, With Extreme
Top at s13.75-Cattle Trade Slow.

Chicago, Dec 15.--Hog receipts TO-
day were moderate for Monday and
below expectations, $4,000 head being
received. Market was active because
OF brisk demand and prices again
advanced, sales being on basis 80 10
40 cents higher. than at the close last
week. Bulk sold within a range OF
1850 and Sls.7O. and extreme top was
slS.75.
The weeks receipts at 22S,90o show
q decrease as compared with previous
week. year ago and two years ago,
but were about equal to the e!gnt-year
average. Outside points likewise re-
ported much smaller runs than normal
at this time Of the year. duo to great
extent to the coal shortage and RESULT
ant curtailment OF railroad facilities,
owing To relatively low prices pre-.
vailing at Chicago than at other points,
The weeks shipments totaled $500,
Average weight of hogs last week
at 222 lbs. was l ID. heavier than pre-
vious week, equal TO year ago and IL
los heavier than the eight-year aver
age for corresponding week since 1910.
Cattle.
Cattle trade continued slow. market
ings in recent days being more than
the trade cared to absorb. Choice
and prime steers sold from SlS.Ia 10
s20.75. Receipts were $4,000 head
The average price of. good native
steers last week was SlA.65 as COM
pared with $3.50 the preceding week.
S14.o0 in the corresponding week a
year ago and 1886 in 1911. The aver
age for the week from 191l to 1919.
inclusive. was 1895.
According to some IN the trade,
lighter call for some meats at TINS
season of the year, when poultry ana
other produce are in good demand, was
partly responsible for the slow buying
Of beef cattle late this week. Lighter
consumption, the result Of the recent
strike, was also considered as a FACTOR
Sheep.
Sheep prices advanced today. FRESH
arrivals numbered $4,000 head.
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New York Produce.

New York, Dec. 10,
Butter-Steady; receipts, 4,SIe tubs;
creamery specials, 1914 ga; cream
cry extras, (92 score) 20; extra tirsts,
5l1a@72; packing stock, current make
No. 2, ASIA O -.
Cheese Irregular: receipts, GIG
boxes; state and whole milk special,
S2q32I3; average run, 3lQSiia.
Egss-Ffrmer; receipts. 4,60l cases;
fresh gathered selected extras, SAG 50;
extra tirsts. S2qS3; firsts, S04Sl.
Poultry-Alive, steady; chickens, "a;
old roosters. 90; fresh chickens, SOV
Il: fowls, ESQ 36la; turkeys. $3.50;
old rcosters, 2342A
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AT lV:Vu n N. Aue lohoW'hS oeS-
cribed property:
1c-HEAo OF HoRsEs-1o
Grey gelding, . years old, weight
1900: brown gelding, years old: 2
mares years old; smooth mouth
work mares: bay gelding, smooth
mouth: sorrel gelding. family horse.
7s-HEAD OF cATTLE-76
Consisting OF IA choice mich cows.
some just fresh and some heavy
springers; registered Short Horn
COWS: i with twin calves at foot:
red Heifer can be recorded; l register
ed Short Horn bull. years old, quiet
and good breeder: 8 yearling helfers;
AZ yearling steers.
5o-HEAp OF hoGs-5o
Consisting Of old brood sows and
10 fall pigs: IL young sows bred to pure
bred boar; 20 feeding hogs, these
hogs are all high grade Chester
Whites, some are eligible to record.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
l Mccormick Binder. SIT: 1 John
Deere spreader: Dain hay loader;
side delivery rake: ! Deere disc, SIT;
Deere corn planter: gang plow;
sulky plow: Tower pulverizer;
ll-Il.s 1\CSIitS AiSc"SA, S'Aeb
] four row potatoe sprayer; ] potatoe
digger: twenty IT. harrow; harrow
cart; / weeder; { wagons: / bob sled;
corn pIows; l two-hole corn shellsr:
/ steel or horse hitch; i corn grad
er: hay racks: feed hunks: ! slat
crib: 600 ear seed corn racks;
spring wagon: ! buggy: : sets heavy
work harness; ! single harness: tank
heaters: 1 hog waterer: / stack cover
24x40; J feed grinder: corn belt No.
j, and other articles too numerous to
mention. This machinery Ii all In good
shape.
so-suFF ROCK HENs-eo
About s Bushels Of Yellow Seed Corn
USUAL TERMS
FREE LUNCH At NOON
RALEIGH ElslNGER
COL. J. n. KRAMER, Auetionser,
BERT CROSSAN, Clerk.
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Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Corn-December opened At 10;
highest, i.4lN: lowest, Lao; closed.
i.+1s; January opened at 1914 ;
highest l.sSh; lowest. l.:ab: closed,
1855: May opened at 1914; highest,
i.3Sj lowest. 1874 closed l.sz5s.
Oats-December opened at 7ss;
highest. 1873: loves. TTB; closed,
TIA; closed, TIN; May, opened at
79.: highest, sl5.i lowest 1914; clos
ed, st,s.
Probationary closed, sS.ei; May
opened at 34.00; highest, s4.le: lowest,
S3.s5; closed, 34.l0.
lard--JanuaCy, opened az .s.sS;
highest. 2225; lowest, z..2o; closed,
2s.ao; May opened al 1885; highest,
$500; lowest, 31.T:: closed. 1921.
R!bs-January, highest. 1920; low
est, 1881; closed. 1890; Siay orened at
1855; highest, 1857: lowest, 1881;
closed. 1857.
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Friday, Dec. 10Th
Beginning At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
a neAN Ar h~nero a

SHEAp OF hoRsEs-s
One sorrel mare coming six, weight
1900: one sorrel mare coming twelve.
weight 1900; one geldins ten years old.
weight 1900: ono team gray geldings
coming three. sound; three two year
old colts and one Shetland pony.
6O-hEAD OF CATTLE-6o
IS head Of cows, some fresh, some
will be fresh soon some butcher cows:
Jersey COW, fresh: Z head OF 2-year-
old heifers: 20 head two year old Here
ford steers, good flesh, ready for ship
per or feeder; 10 head Of yearling
steers: 1 yeariing heifer: 8 two year
old shorthorn bulls: 8 spring calves.
SHEEP s HEAD OF EWES WITH
LAMB
a2-hEAO OF HooS-32
% fall Duroc shoats: 3 spring Dur
oc boars; 4 Duroc sows: yearling
Chester White sows.
FARM MACHINERY
John Deere wagon triple box; cut
2 end gate seeders, one new: f Key
stone disc; l Cracker Jack corn plant
er: l single row corn pillow; 1 Tower
two row surface cultivstor; stand
ard mower: Flying Dutchman hay
loader. new: Acme SIT. harvester;
III h. p. gasoline engine.
Two sets OF work harness: one
double driving harness: two heating
stoves:> one churn: some chickens,
White Rocks and Rhode Island Reds.
80 bu. of potatoes. Some hay and
straw in stack.
FREE LUNCH At NOON
Terms Of SAls-An sums OF SO and
under cash: on sums over that amount
a IL months credit win be given on
bankable notes bearing interest at s
per cent No property to be removed
until settled for.
MRS. BESSIE JACKSON,
Administrative.
J. r. MANSHiP, Auetieneer,
z. @. EckLUhD, Clerk.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Dec. l5.
Buttel-Higher; creamery o'WoF'
Eggs-Hizher; receipts $50 cases; at
mark, cases included 6SIIi; ordinary
hrsts $500: firsts 74456,
PouItry--Allve higher; turkeys So;
fowls 1904; springs IS.
Pork--Cash, nominal,
Lard--Cash, 22.20.
Ribs--Cash, l7.I59lS,5o.
Rye-No. 2, Ice Il.s3ss.
Barley--1.56 G1.67.
Timothy seed--S.50gl1.5o,
Clover seed-30D4S.
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Chicago Grain Close

Chicago. Dec. 10.
Corn-New. No. 2 mixed, l.4Sh:
No. mixed. i.4ois q LAP: No. mixed,
1.3s: No. white, l.I3is Eli4; No. I
white. I.4lG1.i2; No. . white, 1864;
No. yellow, l.45@l.4Si No, yellow.
401s9I43; No. yellow. 1850 l.Ss Il;
No. yellow, l3'4l.3s: old, No.
white, I.51@l.52; No. 2 white. 1909
!.s2: No. 1 yellow, i.55; No. 2 yellow,
L65.
Os.s-No. white. ss9ssis; No. 9
white. ssla9s3S; No. 3 white 7sss O
seA: No. 1 white. 81,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-15
WILKERSON'S
Dispersion Sale!
THURSDAY, December Is

miles northeast OF State Center,
miles north and ga mile west Of
Melbourne, 1lia miles west OF Mar
shalltown. Sale starts at 3 o'clock q m.
1s-hEAO HORSES & MuLEs-1s
Team Of roam mares years old, VT.
1900: gray mare 8 years old, VT 1900;
black mare, 6 years old, VT 400; team
bay and black, 8 years old, VT $500;
brown mare years old, VT. 1900; gray
horse, 3 yrs. old. W. 400: sorrel horse
3 years old. VT. 1900; span Of sorrel
mules, 2 years old; spaa OF sorrel
ianules. yearlings: span OF brown mules
yearl!ngs; huclsslsio horse, 8 years old,
VT. 1000, q real saddler.
103-HEAO OF CkTLE-t0S
20 steers VT 100; 90 steers VT 900;
20 steers VT. 500; 30 head OF steers,
sheifers, COWS and calves: 5 head good
milk cows, soma fresh now; l roam
Shorthorn bull; enc white Shorthorn
BUN. Both bulls are years old and
both are papered
/ IS HEAD GOOD STOCK HoGS-s5
I FARM MACHINERY. ETC.
sets OF heavy harness, l set Of
single harness; heavy saddle, lot
Of extra collars; riding bride: !
endgate seeder; l manure spreader; ?
single buggies: sets fly nets; 8
farm wagons: = low down truck wag-
ons: hay racks: sleigh; SIT Deer
ing grain binder; ! moweri corn plant
Lex; two row corn piows: 4 single row
corn piows; I harrow, hay loader; hay
tetider; gang piows: single plow;
seeder cart; gasoline engines: Z
pump jacks; feed crusher and grind
er; hand clipper; power clipper; 6
feed hunks: walking plow; blacksmith
outfit: s-bbl. steel tank; hand corn
shelter: cold weather hog watsrer;
130-ft. cable stacking oUtst and num-
erous other articles.
Some Household Goods--caok Stove,
tables, desk, etc.
About $500 bu. corn.
Some Ducks, Chickens, Geese.
Terrs-All sums under SO cash,
over that amount, one years time Will
ibegiven on banHable note bearing per
cent interest. No property 70 be re-
moved until settled for.
Van Wilkerson, Owner
A. p. MASON & SON, Auctionsers,
6. w. sACHMAN, Clerk.
VIII meet morning trains.
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Thursday, Dec. Il

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. IN.
1o-HEAD OF HORSES-10
One black mare yrs. DID, one black
mare 3 yrs. old, one brown mare yrs.
old, one brown mare yrs. OLD. one
brown mare "A yrs. old, one gelding
yrs. old, four yr. old colts.
46-HEAD OF CATTLE-6
Five mich cows, eight and yrs.
old cows, fourteen yr. old heifers.
eight yr. old steers. eleven steer
calves.
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Chicago Potato Market.

=" NHICdSV, L'cC, IV'
No Sales--Weather too cold for UNI
loading.
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CORN HOLDS GAINS
MARKET RISES WITH STERLING
EXCHANGE.

Demand 10 LIGHT and Reaction Soon
Foilows--crop Movement Expected
TO nereass--Sesheard Purchasing
Makes Oats Firm - Higher Quota
Ions on Hogs Lift Provisions,
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Public Sale

As am leaving the state will sell
at public suction on the Albert Schu-
man farm 81 miles east Of Laurel
and 6 miles west OF Gilman, on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-15
Closing 0ut Sale E!

The undersigned win sell on the #
G. Jackson farm. Z miles north OF
Green Mountain, miles south OF
Beaman and miles southwest OF
Cladhr> Ok on
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Thursday, Dec. Is

At r. NJ.
Z HORSES AND 2 MULES
Bay horse: bay mare coming
years cid, W.T. 1900: mules coming
3 years Old, FOOD ones.
ts--HEAD OF cA11LE-le
Three extra good mich COVE, one
Jersey. fresh now, one Holstein and
one Guernsey, fresh by day OF sale:
s leirers. three OF them with calves
at side; . yearilng steers; calves.
15-AEA0 OF SPRING sHoATs-1s
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
Sandwich corn elevator; Black
Hawk manure spreader; GROW James
vile corn plow good as new Acme
mower; Deere corn planter and 100
rods wire; Tower pulverizer, 14-in.
rake; set Of IN In Concord harness;
set of Ia in. harness; feed bunk;
2 hog troughs; IS gallon feed cooker
with furnace; Maytag power washer;
III horse Ever Ready engine: Stew
ems. ~ special rifle: Kitchen sink;
new telephone; shares in Laurel
Farmers Elevator.
s-pozEN HENs5
300 BUSHELS OF CORN IN CRIB
81 Acres Stalks with Running Water
Terms--On sums over SO one years
time on bankable notes bearing 8 per
cent interest.
Frank StarneS
COL. GEO. w. AL1ERs, Avstlenss,.
MERLg PATTON, Clerk
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Public Sale

AS / am going to move to Hardin
county, I will sell at public auction,
on the old John 3. Damien farm, IN
miles southeast of Melbourne, and
miles southwest of Van Cleve, on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-15
25-hEAO OF STOCK HoGS-25
12-HEAD OF SHEEP-12
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.

One 40-ft. Kemp Elevator, complete
good as new: / 5-ton Mcdonald Pit.
less Scale; SIT. John Deere Binder;
eft. Deering Mowers; / Rock Island
Side Delivery rake; l Mccormick hay
rake; l Deering hay loader: 2 hay
racks; Hoosier Jumbo Seeder: 8
Sulky Plows: Good Enough Gang
Pillow; 1 potato pillow; Q Tower single
row corn cultivators; 1 Tower Grow
cultivator; l shovel plow; loft Pull
verizer; 4 lumber wagons; / spring
wagon; top buggy: manure spread
err; SIT. Deere d!scs; ! Chatham
tanning mill; IN h. p. Sandow Gas
Engine: feed grinder; i 2-hole corn
sllcer; self hog feeder: FEED cooker,
10 galvanized chicken coops; 3 sets
work harness: Sharpless cream sop
arators: hog troughs: 1-hoIe corn
shelter. Household goods organ, In
good shape; / book case; dressers;
soft coal heater.
About 70 tons Of bay In barn.
TERMS-Sums OF $40 and under,
cash; on sums over $40 credit OF IL
months will be given on bankable note,
bearing s per cent interest from date.
No property to be removed from prem
ises until settled for.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
GEO j DAMIEN
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PUBLIC SALE!

AS I arm leaving the farm, ] will
sell at public auction 81 miles north
OF Eldora, on
Thursday, Dec. 10
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-15
chin.nn IiNa Stock.

Chicago, Dec. 10.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today
%, coo; market, slow.
,ylHIilrn and
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha Live Stock.
Omaha, Dec. 10,
Catue--E.st mated receipts for today,
s 500; market lower.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
La d~efensa.

Para apoyar el dictamen solicit6
y obtuvo el uso de la palabra como re
prcsentante acreditaGo de los Par
tidos Constitucionalista Neolones Y
Central Reformista ell senior doctor
Jose Gonzalez Gutierrez, vecino de
Cadereyta Jim,nez, que produjo una
arenga en- Ia que por complete Sc
d~istancio de Ia base legal en- que de-
bia apoyarSe 81 G%efcnsa, pueS al i'm
pulse de sus sentimientoS solo hiZo
la apologize del senior General Santos
en- terminus laudatorios, diciendo
que por sus meritos como revolucio-
mario V por otras virtudes en- ell re-
~conocidas, era cl mas indicado para
regir los destinos de los nuevoleo-
neses. Invoco los principles de JUS
ticia. liberlad Y derecho que trajo
en- sus banderas la revolution triun-
fante, V concluy0 eXhortando a Ia
Asamblea a aprobar cl dictamen pa
ia impedir ell entertainments de la
reaccion. de los enemigos del pueblo,
de la serpiente cuya cabeza cortaria
de un tajo Ct general Santos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
Cor. Especial para La PRENSA

MONTERREY, y. l., Octubre 5.
-Declarando cue Sc han apegado a
la ley entcrameEte Y que han obrado
sin passion partidur:sta alguna, antes
por ell contrarIo, sacrificando los
marcianistaS esl passion, los once
mienibros que torElan Ia Legislature
actual del Estado de Nuevo Leon,
han puesto el poder executive duran
te los proximcS cuajro amos, en- ma
res de Jose Z. Santos.
Santos tui cl tercero de los cinco
a~spiranteS al gobierHo del Estado que
lucharon n las pasadas elecciones,
habiendo to nai1 parte tamcien en- la
lucha anter:Y-. "a lines de 1915,
contendiendo con el g~obernador sa-
hcrte, NIceinro Zambrano Y e. licen-
ciado Pablo 4 &c II Cara, actual
mente P ccurador General del pals.
De los cll co ~aspirantes al poder
en- las pasadas e~lecciones, Juan NJ.
Garcia era el mas popular, Y fue
Quien obtuvo mayoria de votos. El
Segundo Iugar en- ell reSultado de la
votacion. 10 ocupaba Marciano Con
zalez. y el tercero, Jose E. Santos.
La Legislature. tornado por Seis
lmayoria) diputados m~arciaNistas y
cinco santistas. conccdi0 que q ma
yor numero de votos 10 habia obte-
nido Juan y. Garcia Y que m grado
mcno- 4o ~popuiaridai lc corresponds
a Ma~ciano Gonzalez. Pero fundan-
dose en- que Garcia es IN f~uncionario
de election popular (Alcalde de
Monterrey durante dos anos) Y en-
que Marciano GONZALEZ no reurc 81
requisite de vecindai Que reclama Ia
constitution, aco"ij dec!arar nGloS
los votos emitdos a fa:or de amhcs
Y r~esolvi6 declarar electo gobernador
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"Cascarets" S
tiene DoIor de Cabe-
"a, esta Bilioso 0
Constipado
Els la mejor medicinal para ell
higado y los rinones, nal a.
liento, fuertes resfriados Y
acidez en- ell estomago
Comma una Gaia hoy mismn

Compre una GAIA hoy mismo.
Los fuerteS dolores de cabeZa, BIZ
liosidad, lengua sucia Y pastosa, la
cabeza V nariz ~obstruidas a causa de
resfriados, provienen de entorpeci-
miento del higado; alinentos fermen-
tados Y no digeridos acumulados en-
los intestinos { acidez Y gases en- el
estomago.
Las s~ustancias venenosas que Sc
han acumulado en- los intestinos, en-
vez de ser arroiadas del ORGANISING,
son absorvidas por la sangre. Guam
do estas sustancias llegan a las de-
licadas celulas cerebrales causan la
congestion Y csc terrible Y %torturan-
tie dolor de cabeza.
Los "Cascarets" limpian inmedia-
tamente 81 est0mago, a~rrojan los ali
mentos fermentados Y no ~digeridos,
asi como los gases; eXpeie el eXceso
de bills del higado y arroja toda sus-
tancia no aprovechable Y ~venenosa
que Sc acumule en- los intestinos.
Tn "Cascarets" por Ia noche 10
tonificara Y aliviara para la manana
sig~uiente, pues esta medicinal obra
durante su sueno. Una GAIA que ad-
ouiera en- cualquier drogueria signi-
flea para I'd. una cabeza despejada
V ell estomago, higado e intestinos
f~uncionando con entera r~egularidad
Dor espacio de varios neses.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
Por que fu6 declarado: G~obernador de
Nueuo Leon Jose Z. Santos
La legislature conWno en- que Juan Garcia obtuvo mayorIa de sufragos
pero declare que no puede ser egamente gobernador por
ser va I'm funcionaio de election popular
Como fue la session. de la Camara local en-
que Sc hizo la declaration de Co.
bernador del Estado de Nuevo
Leon en- favor de Jose Santos

debates ell diputado Don Jose Mauro
Gonzalez, miembro de Ia Comision
| dictaminadora, hiZo entrega de un
| pliego por separado conteniendo su
vote particular.
Ell dipuiado Gonzalez Manuel NJ.
pidio que Sc lie diera lectura. pero Ia
AsambIe desecho esta proposition en-
trandose de lleno a discutir el dicta-
men, no sin que ell senior Gonzalez
tildara de atentatorio el procedimien-
to.
Entire ell Presidente Y el diputado
Gonzalez Sc entablo el siguiente dialo
&c:
-Insisto en- que Sc de lectura pri-
meramente que al dictamen, al vote
particular.
-Es que va esta puesto a discu-
sion ell dictamen.
-Pero conforme a Ia ley debe leer-
sc primero el vote particular.
Sc da lectura al Art. "a del Re-
glamento de Debates, que preWene
que los votos particulars Sc lean en-
dos sesiones.
RI c. Presidente: En- tai virtu6.
que Ia Asamblea resuelva.
Cara impugna Il proposition de
Gonzalez Y este pone punto final al
incidente eXpresando que ell tramite
es Illegal Y a~tentatorio, porque solo
Sc trata de obrar coli ventaja.