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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23

DR.. C. l.. LAW
OSTEOPATHISI'
OF NJ Court St. Medina, @.
General Practitioner Osteopathy anu
Diagnosis. Electric Treatments.
Wed. $3.50 a. m. to z p. m.
Sat. $3.50 a. m. to 3:45 p. m.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
Docket Entries

Alpha M. Gould VS.. Claud E Varney,
ct al, quiet title, partition, equitable
relief. Title quieted as prayed for in
partition. Partition ordered.
Wannetta Freese VS.. Sylvia House
worth, ct al, partition and equitable
relief. Report of commissioners in
partition returned and sale ordered.
Scala J. Phillips VS.. Ralph E. Phil
lips, divorce, custody Of minor child,
equitable relief and alimony. Dis
missed without prejudice at plaintiffs s
cost. No record.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
New Court Cases

NEW SUuTL SdScS |
Martha A. Mills VS.. Charles o. Mills,
divorce. Couple were married in
Akron Sept. 4, 1900, and have no chill
dren. Plaintiff charges defendant has
been guilty Of habitual drunkenness
for more than ten years; charges
neglect of duty for the past six years,
and claims that when intoxicated de-
fendant used vile and insulting Ian
guage. and was guilty of extreme
cruelty. Defendant now resides at &c
w. State St., Akron, O..
Lille A. Wilson VS.. James Wilson,
divorce, custody of children and equit-
able relief. The couple were married
at Seville, Sept. 28, 1904, and four
children were born to the union, all
of whom are living. Plaintiff charges
defendant with gross neglect OF duty
and wilful absence for more than
three years, failing to provide for her
support or that of the children.
Plaintiff has been forced to reside
with her parents. The Wilson's We're
living at Wendell, Idaho, when plain
tiff was persuaded to visit her parents
| in Homer township on defendants
promise to furnish her trans
portation for her return. While
at her parents home a child was born,
and since this time she has failed to
hear from defendant. J. W. Seymour
is attorney for plaintiff.
Alvin Schantz VS.. Desdemona Row
| lev, partition of real estate. Defend.
ant is tenant in common with plaintiff
in nine properties in Medina county
One half Of said premises belong tt
defendant, who is a sister Of Kathryr
Beeman, deceased Plaintiff AYERS tha
personal property of deceased is suf
ticient to pay all debts and asks cour
to grant his interest severally or sci
premises according to law.
, Henry Derhammer VS.. Elmor
Liston, appeal. Transcript from tn
civil docket of G. O. Haury, justice o
peace, in and for York township flee
in which Derhammer had obtained
) Judgment against plaintiff for $S6Ss
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
Your Garden Needs 1t

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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
Weekly Report of Thrift Stamp Sales

table showing Of sales War Savings and Inr
lamps for the week ending Thursday May l. 1919
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
MAKING PROHIBITION PROHIBIT.

NyATONAL prohibition backed by enforcement This
means additional authority will be brought bear making
prohibition prohibit War time prohibition while greatly decreasing liquor
something OF farce wet because
Now there will be tightening the restraint No
and bar sell beer OF 27S
The law bar, beverage containing than
alcohol noxn have lost all legal standing and
will no regain tolerance in America
Illicit still. cndeste operations bounded by the
Booegger. will offer hidden and substitutes but these
added force for law enforcement
outlaws and the lesser number who have
private hiding drinking end in America The reputation
officer, law enforcement promises that the former
prohibition will der Cutting off the former
sources will intensity the "ouh and the time when
prohibition prohibit something opponents used hold could
do
That thi, finish 10 final OF those have been
familiar with the effect Of prohibition state Already the helpful
effect prohibition has reported from sections Every
fewer than similar periods
before prohibition With the enforcement,
bills are paid promptly children absent
because poverty rganla,ons call, for assistance
full realization OF the benefits which prohibition brings but
The added substantially the roll of friends
u prohibition.
There few who believe that legislation infringe
liberty that the nhmn Of Baechu has detractd
from life leaving drab and world But these
numbers will dwnd steadily The honest fears OF
prohibition will bget other and evils peculiarly its will
be That considerable number will turn TO narcotic drugs lieu
liquor probable but the drug Of that also outwed The few
sensation ogeunes will be mainly those
whose already impaired destroyed by liquor More will
exhlaraton wholesome and decade will
sec wondering why long delayed this useful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
GET THE GUILTY MAN.

TIL murderer OF Conductor NJ William. should be brought justice
killing full penalty OF the law and
speedy trial Of such offenders the best lynch law and
possibilities riots But il equally important that the guilt OF the
used be thoroughly established No innocent should be lroadd
the electric chair of penal serviude II Characteristic Of
police methods seek convictions gather than To such
developed the third degree which has no,o
because it is frequently VIGOROUSLY unfair
Tly the McAes,cr prison awaiting hearing accused
In the that chief
he ha, evidence sufficient Stick the accused is ta, ne
has Of and circumstances which many will
neing But the moorman Of the which William, killed denies
Ma Tl the murderer which introduces large element Of
Perhaps the clear that up the other
The community wants the guilty convicted Tly that
~ should the crime If he should
o the pursuit But the public should insist fair play
~ neither size rewards desire conviction,
- sessptsd sufficient for grabbing the wrong
od seors Aasfed BY the with great frequency
- ksv b made safe swift before gain. large importance
pal transportation Three lives have been sacrificed
aeinsntal air which large those participating
= hst which sssvss useful purpose.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
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| TS pebbled narpo tho rtreamist
lnNcs, its frOlics0mo aud frisky; and
rcopio come 10 lap it's waves who
used 10 call for whisky. From distant
sptlnpa iis waters start aud flow
through meadows fefny. II doesn't
break u human heart throughout ,tE
whole blamed journey hy green ana
Dosky dells n flows where thirsty
things can find II, md doesn't paint =
in0ftRls nose. or leave bad tastes be-
hind H. II gives refreshmcnt. pure
and clear, TO tired and painting critters
ana old soaks drink II. with a tear. NJ
find II beats the hltters. From do
abandoned bars they come, and to I \,
brook they ,ottcr; they're shut out fro n
the Demon Rum, and 40 they snmnl y
water They swear that such n df ,xN
Ia fierce, compared with hlghbDlt
cent but when they've drunk nj
tttrco they find II pretty decent. use
brook is ripping as II winds to Join 'Qu,
distant ocean, and no cheap cloves
lemon rinds disturb its sweet conf
ton. And poor old faded boozy wte
along iis margin hover; they pour
waters down their nccks. and self 4,
Hpect recover. X
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

cases against two editors who were
accused Of libel for alleging a cor
rup, profit OF 8S0oOOO0 in the sale
OF the Panama canal TO the United
States.
His skull fractured a, the base OF
the brain, Ollie D. Estes, veteran fire
man, is at ST. Anthony's hospital, with
little chance for recovery. lie was
dashed headlong from the seat OF his
wagon last night as the department
was answering a call,
SHAWNEE--ln the second days
play Of the tennis matches at Shaw
nee, Nosc and Congcr, both Of OK %
llhoma City. put mp the most eNoii
lng match so lar played, Nose final
" winning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

Bal rameS were first played hy the
anc,,n, Greeks ard Romans, and con-
,.a..lu,tcly at throwing aud catch
ne the ball Tins was found to be
an excellent method OF strengthening
the figure and keeping the body
healthv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

y new mail stage IS soon 10 DC
run between Mangum and Oakdalc.
While the forms Of the indian-Okia
Methodist were being car,ed along the
street Yesterday the fire wagon ran
into the cart and wrecked the iorms.
The Mstletoe club opened the so.
cal season with most delightful
dance a, the opera house last night.
Among those in attendance were
Misses York, Mlner, Beatty, Lane,
Wand, Walker, MarI,nan, Parsons,
Grant. Cook. Allen Payne, Rule,
Mesdamcs ID. {. Richardson, Parnell,
Wand and Grant, MesSrs. Baichelder,
Blackwclder. Oscar Alvey, Vail Haley,
Stocker, Barih, Meyer, Mellon.
Housel, Ovcrholscr, Lane, McDouglas,
Wand. Richardson, Rogers, Rice, Nc
Clurc, Holkcr, John Shields and Dr..
Salmon and DR.. Riley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

The Young lady across the way
says the Bible is well worth all the
study she's pa, upon it, but one doesn't
necessarily have TO take everything
literally. aud a person can be per
itci'y good Christian withou, believing
the story OF Noah and the whale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Fifteen Years Ago.

Among the class OF l4S who will
receive the Scottish Rite degrees u
Guthrie today are William Harrison
Aughry, William Ice Alexander,
John Olin Ma,tison and Leonard {.
fowler OF Oklahoma City and Sam
ucl II. Harris OF Perry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

1t i, said tina, while in St. Louis
next week sam Murphy will reci,e
his famous Declaration OF lnderen-
dcncc i'm Arkansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

Rev. s, d. butcher, formerly OF
Oklahoma City but now OF Omaha,
is guest at the Lee hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

Cnrinnati National league baseball
team. bern at pleo'an,,ilIe, v. y
,wen,y.ihree years ago today.
Lines Worth Remembering.
Misfortune, when we regard It with
the eye, is smaller than when enter
taincl Nv the imaVnltlon.--G
s=-------= % =---=----
Hay is being sold Tor as much ss
SSO a ton in the north oi England.
The average price before the war was
so a ton. bu, now even the poorer
quality is easily sold at so.
Instances Of extraordinary longevity
are not always above suspicion, but
Thomas Parr. who was buried in
Westminster Abbey seems to have
lived for lS2 years. That is the in.
Scrption on his tombstone.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
A NUMBER ALSO PICKED WILLARD.

ne sporting writers mainly picked
The Cinci Red. TO lose the series
\nd those who thus were golden-brcked
Don't call those sporting writers dearies--I T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Ten Years Ago.

INDIANAPOLIS 49, Judge A. y
Anderson OF the United States court
OF this district today dismissed the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
FALL MUSINGS

By nature I'm a happy gink,
And very seldom blue,
But now my memorys on the blink
My mind is in a STEW.
Md day by day my worry groHs;
My happy time, are past,
or | am rather shy OF clothes.
And winters coming fast.
wonder where my money went
Oh money, where art thoul
need the change | lately spent,
need i, badly now.
\ TOOL was to spend my kale
On cokes and shows so free.
oh money, listen to my wall.
Come back, come back TO me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

This inform that missed the column when ayt M the
boss tells me did better work-Aice
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

They say Judge housekper by the she keep seng
from ,fa:, Oklahoma City needs house oeanng-H. J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

What would Luke know that Young Love and
I'VE IN Chandler Okla Early Love loved and married and there
Little Love-.
As far can discern the only prerequisite for erormanc. e
piano strong iect lnermlsson for ntepreaon-II. !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
NATURAL HISTORY LESSON

The turkey strut, around so much
II must have had bunch, at least,
How much mere men will pay for such
TO grace his late November ieaS-R. ",
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
THE FEMAlL OF THE SPECIES

An anxious inquirer at Markham Tex the following query
another department but this publicity please
and be helpful:
Vomiting to know lie OF tell which kind
parrot talks the most the head the yellow he'd viii
the iema talk the nc wanting good that viii talk
wha, is the rse price OF a parot'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
dSfo1ies
zfzNeWTfpe
ME% 1n~e NIse
Twenty Years Ago.

A new mail stage is soon TO be
run between Mangum and Oakdale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

II you close observer have noticed that the wore
nrs last summer wearing neck lar ,ccucIy
Is somewhat thrllng-t, J. G..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
SITUACION ES MUY Sc
RIA, DICE R0MANONES
(Vicnc lie Ia la.)

zanzibar de act!tud para con los SIM
dicalistas de Barcelona V que en- 10
future no les tratara como hasta aho-
m los ha venido tratando. en- vista
dc que cSos elementoS no han querido
cOmprcndcr 1las buenas ~intencioncs
que al gobierno je han animado para
solucionar acknowledgements sus probe
mas.
En- esta capital ha pasado ell pcligro
de una huelga general, segIn sc anun
clio oficialmente. Ell Duque de L.
var. hermano del Condo de Romano
mes, a quien Sc reconoce como uno
de los elementos mas influyentes con
las classes o5reras por las que ha mos
TRADE positive interes, visit0 la Casa
del Pueblo. donde Sc hallaban unos
dos mil .obreros diScutiendo Su situa-
cion. Y ofrecio a estos sus serviclos
como mediator para cl arreglo de las
dificultades surgidas con motive de
la huelea.
Los servicios del duquc de Luva
fneron aceptados por los obreros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
LLEGAN A ALEMANIA LOS PRI-
MEROS SOCORROS DE VlVE-
RES AMERICANOS.

NUENA YORK, Abril 2.-La llega-
in de los barcos americanoS a puerton
alemanes, ha sido tan oportuna, que
cl pueblo entero no ha podido menos
De ~Sorprenderse y, p~rorrumpir en- ala
banzas para los Estados Unidos. La
llegada de csos where's ha sido en- los
precisoS momentos en- que las cXlSten-
cias que habia de comeStibles en- eI
pals estaban agotadas.
En- Ia ciudad de Berlin. segun oil
cen las noticiaS recibidas en- esa Ca
pital, IA racion de papas habla sldo
reGucida la Semana pasada, a tres IL
bras. sin haher ninguna clase de car
ne fresca en- los eXpendios, por care
cerse de csc coneStiblc. Los veci-
nos comenZaban 4 SurtirSe de a sur
tirSe De carne en- latas Ge los almace-
ncs del ~eitrcito, Y los mercados de
ahasto de esa capital p~res"ntaban va
un aSDecto b~astante triste. pues NADIA
teniar que vendel. eXcepto ma poca
de remolacha, cebollas V iegumhres
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
EL CONSULADO GAMBIA
SUS 0FICiNAS A LA
GALE TERCERA
Deberia Ell Consul buscar
IN local en- la parte occi-
dental de la c;udad

Las oficinas del Consulate meXi-
cano cue akora estan establecidas Ell
eli tercer piso del edificio Moore, 4
Il ser ~trasladada d Ia casa numero 2l3
de la Gale Tercera. deoiendo verl-
ficarSe el Gambia cl dia siete del
presente mes.
En- el nucvo local, >Guc estl siendo
accndicionado eXpresamente. Sc ms
talari, ademas de I'm salon de lectn-
ra. una exposition permanente de
fotografias de las bel!ezas arquitec-
tonicas O que cuenta Mexico, asl
com de articulos differences de los
cuaies nuestro pals es cNcelentc pro-
ductof.
En- nuestro conccpto, las oficinaS
del Consulate de Mexico deberia es-
tablccerse en- la parte occidental dc
la ciudad, Que eS la mas ocupada
por la poblaci6n m~cXicana.
Hace tempo. cuando las oficina>
iban a ser cambiadas al edlticlo
Book. hicimos Yer al cntonccs en-
cargado del Consulate ia ~conveDlcn-
cha de que las oficiuas fuesen tras-
ladadas mas cerca de Ia 'Zona meNi-
cana" Y ell consul encontro muy opor-
tuno Y conveniente nuestro consejo,
habiendo dado los pasos necesarlos
nara %encontrar un local adecuado a
las necesidades, cada vcz mayores,
del Consulate.
Pero los que lie sucedieron han ldo
cambiando las o~ficinas consulares
cada vez mas al centric Y mas lcJos
Siempre de la iona meN1cana, SIA
~preocuparse en- 10 mas mlnimo por
buscar Facilitates a los campesinos
mexicancs, que son los que tropiezan
a veces con dificultades maXimas.
Ojala Y cl nuevo consul sc Qulera
dar cucnta de eSta convenience y
ponerla en- practica en- beneficio dc
los compatriotaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
slCUE EN- FUNCIONES Ell CLUB
RECRATIVO HIDALGO

Como Sc ha hecho Greer qle ell
Club Recreativo HidalgO habia sido
disue!to. los miembros dc dicha agru-
paci6n. con el fin de desmentir ia
les rumcreS, en- Ia Ultima iunta que
c~elabrarcn acordaron dar dos feSti-
wales en- esta semana. siendo n Ia
noche del sabado Y el otro Ell Ia del
domingo.
Dichos festivities que termlnaran
con un bale. Sc efectuaran en- Ell To-
cal del citado Club. situado en- Ia ca
lie de El Paso Numero 500.
Segun sc nos ha informado. ade-
mas de Ia mission rccreativa de que
ticne dicha agrupacion. abunda tam
biGn en- las t]endencias filantroplcaS.
pues destin1 Ell diez por ciento dc las
entradas en- metalico Que percIbe a
donarIas Il las diverSaS ~sociedadcs ca
ritatiyas que eXisten ell la ciudad.
Las fiestas que ren0ran lugar ell
S&bado V el domingo proXlmos, da-
ran principle a las ocho de la noche
V terminaran en- las primeras horas
de la ~madrugada del dia slgulente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03

BERLIN. AbriI ia huelga gene
raj eSta eXtendiendose por' todo ell
pals Y segun Sc sabe, en- varias pobla-
clones han tenido lugar encuentros
entire las tropaS V los huelguistas. con
baias para ambaS parties.
Sc tienen indicioS de que los mott
mes huelguistas eStan i~nspirados por
los eSpartacistas, que SC Green esten
empleando estoS disturbios para de-
bilitar al gobierno Y preparar una ter
cera revolution en- el pals.
+! gobierno ha proclamado uN es-
tado de site en- todas las provinclas
del Rim. deSafiando 4 los 10000
obreroS de las minaS que sc han decLa-
RADIO en- huelgo ALI. La situac'on e.'
esa region amenaza los embarqueS dc
where's Y las existencias de combusti-
bic. Y es probable que llegue a afec-
tar hasta los pages que Sc hacen a los
aliados para el mantenimiento dc los
e~jercitoS de o]cupacion.
FL hecho de que el GobiernO haya
puesto en- libertad Il Herr Daumig,
lider radical que Sc hallaba preso acu-
sado de incitar a la rebellion esparta-
cista. que two lugar en- Enero proXi-
mo pasadC. ha serviGo para posponer
temporalmente la huelga general en-
esta capital.
Los ohrcros de las fundicioneS V
otraS empresas m~etalurgicaS aqui. a
merazan. sin embargo, con If n Ia
huelga de propia cuenta Durante los
motines que tuvieron lugar en- Franck
fort. las multitudes asaltaron varios
establecimientos de a]barroteS. habien-
do r~e$ultadC tres personals muertas '
muchas otras heridaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
Ell PROCESO DEL ASESINO DE
JEAN JAURES.

PARIS. ABRIL 2.-Desde hace
dias Sc csta viendo Ell Jurado la eau
ga intruida contra Raul Villain, acu-
Sado de ser ell asesino del famoso So
c~iaiiSta frances, jean Jaures, que fuc-
ia mucrto el 81 de Julio de 1911, es
decir. tres GiaS anteS de Ia cntrada dc
~f'rancia a II guerra.
FL Jurado cs muy interesante y,
diariamcntc Sc We la sala de audicn-
ciaS llena dc gcntc Que acude a cnte-
rarse de los detalles del sencaclonai
asunto. pues segun parece la base de
la defensa del acuSado es Ia de que
este do muerte al lider sociallSta
por considerable como IN traidor 2 81
patria.
La parte acusadora ha p~resentado
numerosas pcuebas ' testimonies que
han ocupaGo TODD I'm dia de examen,
para demos.rar que Jaures era leal
q Francia ' que sus teorias nee
nientes p an ruevo ~ejercito frances Y
a Ia lev del servicio militar de los tres
arms naSo terian 40 deslaa1aa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
lila tornado I'd. Ell Calome!?
IFS horrible!
Ell Calome1 es Azogue y aetua CO.

Ell Caiome1 es Azogue y actua CO.
mo 81 fuera dinamita en- el hlgsdo
El calomel lie hace perder el dia!
listed sabe 10 que es el calomel. Els
mere lrio: azogue. FL ca!omei es pc
ligroso. Actua sobre la bills, obra
como dinamita, enfermando Y produ-
ciendo calambres al pacien.e. FL ca
lomel ataca a los huesos Y nunca de-
IBERIA tomarSe al interior.
Cusndo Sc sienta bilioso, retarda-
do. eXtrenido V malo en- alguna otra
forma V crea que necesita una dosis
del pe.igroso calomel, recuerde que
en- Ia drocueria le venden una bote-
LA grande dc "Dodson's Liver To-
ne" que es un remedio meraments
vcgetal Y agradable para tomarse,
siendo I'm perfecto sustituto del ca
lionel. Esta garantizado que norma
lizara su higado de una manera ma
tural V que no producira s%alivacion.
No tome calomei. Lo hara sentir-
Sc enfermo al dia siguiente Y tendra
uue perder un dia de trabajo. "Dod-
sons Liver Tone" 10 aliviara por
complete Y hara cue Sc sienta per-
fectamente. Delo tambien a los ninos,
oues es absoluiamente i~nofensivo y
no causa eolicos. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
LA GENIE SUPLICA A SUS B0TICARI0S TENGAN
SIEMPRE URBANS BALM.

FL Sr. Frank Pellerin, de BreauX
Bridge, La. escribi6 a la casa de Ur-
ban Chemical Company, de esta ciu-
dad. la carta s%iguiente: 'Estoy am
pliamente satisfecho con los resulta-
dos de su Urban's Balm, ateEdiendo
al hecho cue SUI venta ha aumentado
rapidamente, V a que los que 10 usan
me suplican que no dele de tenerlo en-
~eXistemcia."
81 listed nunca ha probable ell Ur-
bans Balm. basteme decir que es IN
bien conocido remedio para resfrios,
~catarro. gripa. Y que es usa'. nor
miles de personals como pre"en Two
contra la Influenza. Su demanda )
tan grande, que muchos concrete l.