davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06

n. Y "''Socnrane, Troy,
ciaremont Securities Corporation conn
IVY "anhattnn; general garage hny,no.,
Eunund q Joseph. Hortensa Sani' ,Iss
Snaries -. Blessing, 1884 Broadway No,,
81 ep1hro,a.r0 n H,a'nsnurs ,. Inc. slo,ooo: Manhattan
.nery Martha J. Knoechel AFRO M, W..
Mneno"rg. Leon Allenberg. 22s West ioS,,
street, New York City. "es' l"o'h
dnJork cloak and Suit Corporation s1o
Voo' anhattan; Jennie Smith. Cash. 9
snvHa, m"sani fauI J. IIiggns i24 West seventy
seventh street. New Ystt city s''''
Star opera Company, Inc $50 00o Man.
nattan; Louis Haupt, Bernard w Wei1or
George Schaettler 553 West Thirty fonrt
Street. New York CITY '' - 'o"''
M b'Igrr Steel Products Corporation. sso
o'o; Buffalo; II. l.. O'Brian. Deiance,
noehoster Elmer Il. Finck, 500 Ashlans
Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y "">
a. g. Quirsfed, Inc, 10000; Monhst
tah' stock and bond brokers': rrcdericlS r.
Slmons, otto Ochs. A. G. Quirsfeld unior
nm, N. j. '"'o'
Biltrite Collar Company. Inc. s12 ooo
Brooklyn; Charles Cohen. Joel Roget. Alex
Rubinowitz. 436 koscusSo Street. Brooklvn
Ford's Crystal Palace of Buffalo. y v
inc. $4,000; Buffalo; Merritt N Baker
GeraidiNe NJ. Groben, Carleton J. Townsend
l'2 lterkimer street, Buffalo N Y
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Reds Sought in Inquiry
On Los Angeles Bombing
Activities of Radicals Check
ed Up: Former Prosecutor.
Burned. Is Imnroviuc

Los ANGELES. Aug. 5.-Officers OF
the Department OF Justice to-day began
checking up the activities of known radi-
Gals IN an effort to apprehend those re
sponsibe for the explosions which
wrecked the home of Oscar Lawler early
Sunday morning.
Federal officials are convinced the
dynamiting was perpetrated as AN cpl
sode IN a nationwide campaign Of ter
rorsm. They pointed out 'ha, the terms
o. many of the men whom Mr.. Lawier.
as Special Assistant Attorney General
prosecuted Al Indianapolis in 1914, for
illegally Transporting dynamite. are ex-
piring. and that the convicted men may
have planned retaliation against those
connected with their cases.
The condition of Mr.. Lawler. who was
seriously eained in the IRE that fol
lowed the explosion, was improved to-
night, and Mrs. Lawler was said 20 b.,
practically out Of danger.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
" iil1eim W as Unaware Of
Troops Attitude, Says Max
Kaiser Otherwise Would Have
Abdicated Sooner, Former
Chancellor Writes

BERLIN, Aug. ) By The Associated
Press). The "Berliner Zeitung"
to-day publishes excerpts from an ec-
count by Prince Max of Baden, former
Imperial German Chancellor, of a tele-
phone conversation he had with Kaiser
Wilhelm November 8, 1918 The conver-
sation lasted twenty minutes.
The Kaiser was very violent and
frightfully unaware Of the attitude Of
the troops to him. Prince Max says.
He refused to listen to my recon-
mendation that he abdicate Had the
General Staff told him November 8. as
it did November g. the truth about
the army. no doubt that the Kaiser
would have abdicated the evening of
the Sth.
"Certainly there would have been an
uprising, but only by the radical ele-
ment. The troops in Berlin would have
conducted themselves more reliably.
One of the most dangerous points
of contact between rioting workmen
and soldiers was the fact that the
Kaiser had not abdicated."
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
s553 IS, 500, 900 to Aid
Music by Movies
Gift Is To Establish School i'm
Connection With University
of Rochester

ROCHESTER, Aug. 5.-Announce-
ment of the gift by George Eastman.
head of the Eastman Kodak Company,
of s3,500000 for the establishment of
a school of music in connection with
the University of Rochester. which will
aim to combine the development of an
appreciation of the highest type Of
motion pictures as an ally of the high
est type of music. was made Mt dinner
given in the Genesce VALLEY Club
tonight by Mr.. Eastman to members
of the National -Associatio OF the No
ton Picture Industry in their third
annual convention here
The institution is to be known as
the Eastman School of Music. Mr.
Eastman already has purchased a site
near the centre of the city at cost
of 1891 900 and provided S1.00O,000 for
construction.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Aerial Treasure Ship
Falls With Sl,5OO.OOO
Seven Killed "a Airplane Ts
Wreck ed; LIrainian and Rus.
sian Money Aboard

BERLIN. Aug. 3 BY The Associated
Press1.-A special dispatch 10 the
"Lokel-Anzeiger" from Rybnik. Upper
silesia. says lsrge airnlane belonging
70 German airDlane works fell yes
terday morning during a fight, killing
seven Of the airplanes occupants. IN
cludirg the pilot. Bindereif
The accident occurred near Ratibor.
The alrnlane carr.sd 3000.D0o rubles
tncmsnally sl,5oo,o0o) in Ukrainiaa
money and sack &c Russian moae,.
The disratch sa~< i is probable that
former Finance Minister Witouskv. OF
- West Ukraine R~oubiic, who at
tended the reacc conference and later
visited Berlin for a few days. was
passenger Witouskv had expressed his
intention Of returning 20 Rreslau BIZ
sirplane. The cause Of the disaster i
not known.
The dispatch saws the plane carried
important documents belonging TO the
3'krairian government
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Hav State Industries
Oppose RaiImen's Plan

BOSTON, Aug. 5.-Resolutions set
government ownership or operation of
railroads under the plan proposed by
the railroad brotherhoods were adopted d
by the executive committee of the AS
sociated Industries of Massachusetts,
to-day. The resolutions characterize
the plan as "the most serious menace
to the welfare of the nation of any
legislation presented to Congress since
we became a republic" They favor
IAN immediate return of the roads to
their owners"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Armed Negroes Battle
Police i'm Trenton

TRENTON, Aug. "a score or more
shots were exchanged between three
negroes and squad Of policemen to-
day, following the jostling Of four white
men by the negroes. One unidentified
negro, who escaped, was shot. Emerson
Glover and Lonny Birch. two negroes
captured, are held in $4,000 bail each
for the grand jury. None of the police
men was hurt
Four white men. John Benson. Will
lam Shuster, Philip Purcell and Michael
Kelly, We're talking at the street cor
ner when the negroes elbowed them
from the sidewalk When patrolman
Charles Farley, attracted by the en-
suing disturbance, attempted to arrest
them. one of the negroes opened fire
on him. Reinforcements arrived and
the blacks opened revolver fire, which
was returned by the police
The police said the three negroes
came recently from the South
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Mrs. Mary (. Padden Named
For Office by Gov. Smith

ALBANY, Aug. 5-The appointment
by Governor Smith Of Mrs. Mary E.
ber of the State Probation Commission
was announced tonight. She will fill
the vacancy caused by the expiration of
the term of Miss Maude Miner, of
New York
Mrs. Padden is secretary of the com
mittee on courts and probation of the
Woman's City Club, and is chairman
Of the committee on domestic rela-
tions Of the National Probation Asso-
ciatiOn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Britain Easy ON Reforrlers

LONDON, Aug. Answering a
question in the House o. Commons to-
day as to whether the government con
sldered informing the Americans here
Tor prohibition campaign that THE
British electors prefer to settle their
domestic questions for themselves.' -
Edward Shortt, Secre-a for Home Al
fairs, said:
Il am disposed to agree with the
suggestion that the British people can
sottie this matter for themselves. bat.
as have stated. do not think TINS
step by the governments necessary"
The first part Of the Home Secre-
tarY's answer was cheercd
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
L. S. Bars Italian Weekly

Carlo Treyca. editor of the radical
Italian weekly, al Nartello." ha re-
ceived notification frcm the Post OF
flee Department that his issue os July
20 is unavailable. This is the sixtn
issue that has been barred
'lt is severe financial blow to nc, j,
because they are holding all the copies
sent out" he said yesterday. "But
shall go right ahead. And the revo-
hutton Will go right ahead"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Mother Kills Self and
Two Childrc n i'm Boston

BOSTON, Aug 5.-Mrs. Bessie Nc
Askill and her two small children were
found dead in their home to-day with
the gas flowing from an open Jet
note indicating that the woman
had turned on the gas because of fears
that her children were to be taken from
her and placed in a charitable institu-
ton was found by the police.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Two Men Die When Train
Srnashes Truck at Quogue

QUOGUE, l.. l., Aug. 5.-Bruce> T.
Carter, coal merchant of Quogue, and
Charles Gcodale, employed by Carter,
were injured this afternoon when a
motor truck on which they were leav-
ing the coal yard was struck by spe-
cial train on the Long Island road at
a crossing. Both died on the way 70
a hospital
Carter leaves d wife and several
children and Goodale is survived By a
wife.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
House of CoFnmona Opposes
SALARY Raise fnr Eah:nel

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The government
bill! which seeks TO raise the salaries
of FIVE Cabinet Ministers in amounts
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 10000
to $25,000) each and increase the
salaries of a number of under secre-
taries was strongly opposed in the
House OF Com Mons TO- nicht
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Ohio and Indiana Swept
By Storm; Six Deaths
Damage Totalling Thousands
of Dollars Caused by Light
ming and Rain

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 5.-Three
persons were killed by lightning and
property damage amounting to thou
sands of dollars destroyed during a
rain and electrical storm which swept
over northern Indiana and western
Ohio this afternoon.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Aug 5.-Three
persons were killed and thousands of
dollars property damage caused by an
electrical storm here to-day. Two Of
the victims were struck by lightning
and the third was electrocuted when
he picked up a live-w wire
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Buyers Coming

DECATUR. Ill.--Linn & Scruggs: Miss
Schwartz. laces. embroideries, trimmings
l132 Broadway; expected August II. 1919.
F1TCHBURG, Mass.-Clegh horn Clothing
Co: Charles Jasspon. clothing. coats
suits. waists. dresses; Pennsylvania; ex-
pected August 3. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
offerings to Buyers

ns.ouRS. II ounce, 100 pieces spot. 500
cuncs later delivery; cheviots. and "A
sas green. brown. black. blue. innroon.
e"'efey l2io Becker. Amsterdam. N. Y.
n,oE n,.oE oNERCOA ATlNGS. "a ounce. 200
dafs ~ August. september delivery; pro :
;ate vuressy effects BECKER. Gramercy
"eeAef, Amsterdam. \. y.
s.na.As faun. gray, 100 pieces each,
son4,kssoones desirable cioakings suitinss;
Hscksn new. BECKER. Gramcrcy i2fo
--.~. Amsterdam. \. Y.
risssHH TONEs ,wsivs-ouncs worsted. 90
: Id mostly tsnps and sApphirc; net.
hletssY BECKER. Gra5nArcy 12So
Na nmsferdarn. ". Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-09
RESERVE BOARD SAYS
PRICES COMING Down

Washington, Sept. 6.-The
Federal Reserve Boards review
OF business conditions in Aue11st
said that a reaction from the
nigh price level established dur
ing the war has already set in
and declines are noted in prices
OF foodstuffs' wearing apparel
and shoes.
Confidence is expressed in =
solution of wages
and price problems.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-09
DAN TE, IF ALIVE, WOULD
WRITE Of SHOE PRICES

Florence Italy, Sept. ST
Dante Alighieri lived in Flor
ence today he might be inspired
to write another "Inferno' with
shoes ais the prima cause of evil.
Nothing has been so evident dur
ing these postwar days as 5he
need OF Italians for footwear.
The recent public demonstra-
tons backed by the Camera del
Lavoro, or chambers Of labor
where stocks Of goods Of all
descriptions in the hands of
profteers In many cities were
Communicated and ordered sold
at reuced prices, precipitated IN
usual sOmersaults Of trade but
the widest scrambles were in the
shoe stores. Here the demand for
shoes produced scenes Of the
disorder.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-09
DIAMONDS FOUND|N COLL
COAST BY BRIT. SURVEY


Amsterdam, Sept. 6.-Infor-
nation reached here today that
a new African diamond field had
been discovered by officers of
the British Geitish Geological
Survey in the Gold Coast. The
stones are found in shallow
quartz gravel IS miles northwest
OF Accra, capital Of the colony.
About 600 gems have been found
by panning during the prelimi-
nary operations.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-09

DEVELOP YOUR P1CT71REs eoa
your Kodak films to Mr.. GEORGE
whitaker and get frst-class work
done. Address George Whitaker.
care Tarboro Southernzr Rox oo7
Tarboro, N. G. o-A-A+
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
TeaGer los pistoIoS los gendorncS

Desde 81 dia en- que - incendio
Ia pagaduria dc Ia gendarmcrIa. cue
tue hacc mas de una Semana, los
cuardianes no han recibido un SOLO
cen,avo dc 10 dc sus haberes. Su
situacion. con tai motive. IS Verda-
dergmente angustiosa, habiendolos
l!evado va al extreme de vender sus
p~istolas. sus prendaS Y TODD cuanto
tenian para poder atendcr 4 las ne
cesidadeS de suS familias.
Recurrieron al Ayuntamicnto, pc
70 este dijo que NADIA podia hacer,
Que 81 pagador no tenia caurionado
su manejo. Y que. ademas. era un
paniaguado del Gobcrnador Cabrc-
"a. a quien cI dicho Ayuntamiento
nunca habia visto de buen grade en-
ell cargo que deSempenaba.
FL pagador. segun Sc dice. scra
hoy encarcelade. pueS todas las de-
, claraciones eStan en- su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
MURI0 Ell CABECILLA
GALAVIS
DI Mario L

80
La Jcfstura dc OpcracIoncs dc
csta cjndsd rccibio mformcs de que
cerua dc San Juan del Rio. dc este
Estadc. LIS fucrzaf carrancistaS. A.
yudadas por los vccinos que Sc ba-
tieron hcroicameEtc. GsrrotaroT 4
considerable partida villjsta que
trataba de atGcar Y de omar la pc
bl@cion.
Los vecinos. Que desde algun
tempo estan pacificoS ' que apenas
comienzan a saborear los beneficioS
Re Una relat.ya tr&nQuiiidad. bajo Ia
cual Sc han repueSto. sc indignaror
al. >aber que Galaviz tratah1 De alta
carlos. e inmediatamente Sc apres
taron : Ia defensa. ~debiendoSe 4
elloS. mas que q NADIA. l. derrota De
los revolucionarios. Ga1nviz Qued:
en- eli campo. dc donde fue rccogi-
do juntamease con alguno. hsridos
del enemigo Y varios ~pertrechos &c
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
%PRETEEDE EXPROPIAR
UN0S EDIFICIOS FL
aYUNTAMEENTO
Dice que lie kacen falta para
establecer las oficinas
mraicipdles

DURANGO. Mario lei Gobler-
no del Estado. recibio aviso de la
Jurta encargada de los bienes inter
.en:dos de Ia Ciudad de Gomez Pa
,scio. de esta Entidad. de que es
r~ecesario l!evar a cabo la eXpro-
p;aci5n De uros edificios situados en-
cl centric de IA %poblacion, en- vista
dc que ell .Ayuntamiento carec de To-
cal para sus oficinas. eG los cuale5
edificios Sc instalaran perfectamen-
&c bicn.
Dice Ia junta que los edificios no
prestan servicio importante ninguno
y que. ademas, son de la propiedad
de Don Longinos Gonzalez, hacenda-
90 Y propictario sumamente rico,
pues que solo en- Gomez Palacio po-
zee bienes raices por mas de yin
de pesos.
Fl Gobierno no aprono desdc lue-
20 ell %acuerdo, pero orden0 CUE sc
: enivtran los documentos relatives
.fecto de resolver sobre Ia cues
ton de que Sc lie da cuenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
DESFILE DE TROPAS
COLONIALES INGLESAS

LONDRES. mayo 3.-Doce mil
soldados pertenecientes a tropas CO.
loniales inglcsas. tomaron parte en- Ell
Desfile de Ia Victoria que tuvo luSar
hoy en- csta capital.
FL desfile parti6 del Hyde Park.
POGO despues del mediodia. y en- ell
participaron regimientos dc tropas
canadicnses. australians, neo-zelan-
desas. sud-africanas y de las lndIas
Occidentales. FL Rey y la Reina pa
saron revista a dichas tropas desde
ell Palacio de Buckingham, en- donde
estuvieron p%resentes tambien ell Prln-
cipe de Gales. ell Mariscal Haig. el
Ministro de la Guerra Lord Churchill
V c: Secretario &c Marina de los Es-
tadcs Unidos, Josephus Daniels.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
FL ORISPO DE TULANCM-
GO PUNTO DE M0RIR
T~RAGiCAMENTE
Por Guitar ser capturado
por los rebeldes fue q
caer q un barranco

PA.CHUCA, Hgo. Mayo Ell Sc
nor Obispo de Tulancingo, senior
Herrera V Pima, iba a ser capturado
Dor los rebeides que merodean Ger
ca de Huejutla y para c~vitarlo, sc vie
oblisado. en- union de los que 10
acompanaban. a echar suS caballo5 4
todo corrc,, OF direction 4 las sic
rraS.
Ell senor Herrera y Pima. que tenia
va mucho tempo Ge no montar. tnvo
IA mala sucrte De que 81 caballo taS-
cara cl freno, per 10 que va lie fue
impossible detenerio.
FL animal. descsperado. corriG Y
corria hasta u lego a una barran-
ca cn la que Sc precipit0. hacienda
Sc pcdazos.
La salvation del prelado fue MI
:aerosa: Sc Quedo prendido dc >us
vestiduras en- las ramazoHcs de los
arbolcs que habia en- Ia orilla del pre-
cipiciO.
De ALI 10 "ccC@jeron sGs companc-
ros. Il ha5iau lido en- 81 busca, en-
contrandoio tranGuiIo d pcSar de les
araros recibidos en- las anna Y dc
algun solpe confuse, de poca grave
dada, que sufrio al desprenderSC tic los
arbo'cS.
Los yccinoS dc csta ciIdad habian
m~anifestado ". al >eho" OUisoo gu
. -, ,,,,lllO- ,r-rrhpS on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
CON DETENIMIENTO FUE
ESTUDIADA Ia CUES
TON PETROLERA
Ash 10 declare ell diputado
Cespedes al regresar a
la capital

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Aoril so.
miembro de la comision de la
Camara que fue a la IONS ~petrollfe-
ra. ell Diputado Eiiseo L. Cespedes,
hizo a los periodicos de esta capt.
tai. declaraciones relatives a las con-
dicionev en- Que Sc haila el asunto
del petro!eo. que tanto margen Il
Gado a discuSioncs violentaS Y hasta
difjvultades AaciOnaleS.
Dice CespedeS que la comision
~recorrjo algunaS ZonaS con objeto de
temar toda clase de dates e infor-
macioneS. con los cuales podra ira
tar en- la Camara la question bajo un
pleno conocimiento de cauSa.
Agreca eli Diputado que tendran
en- cuenta los intcreSeS de Ia Naclon.
los de las enpresas. n~acionsles Il
extranjeras y los de los tcr%ratenien-
ties. que tambien repre>entan una
parte muy importante en- Ell diflcil
problema.
y tan es asi. que hay en- la auas-
teca algunos pobreS indigenas q qule-
mes las companies pagan cien o dos
cientos pesos 81 ano por arrenda>
miento dc sieras. de las cuales sc
esran sacando muchoS miles de ba-
rifles d. aceite.
Como este case hay otroS que es
necesario tratar, siemprc ten:endo
presente. como es natural. los inte-
ceses de las emperSas que Sc diccn
lesionadaS o que de verdad 10 estan
DOR las irreguiar;dsdes de los con-
tratoS.
Declare ademas que celeOro Ia
comision var.as juntas Y que en- elias
hicieron yer que NADIA loan = ofrs-
GER: que Su viajc era Supplements
de estudio y que ina vez en- cl Con-
oreso el case seria reSuelto de ma
nera eouitativa para tCdos; 6 de-
cir. para Mexico. para Ia empire
sas V para los duenos de ti2rra>. he
choS. tres. cue constituyeE Ia base
del problena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05

-Cuando I'd. li5ros en IS.
panol. pidalos a Ia Liberia Dc lsna-
clio E, Lozaao. lis n. Santa Rora Av
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
SENSATION P0R FL
FROCESO De ENRELE
EN- SALTiLLO, C0AH.
ContinneH haciSndese corgos
eli confro del refe-
rido acuSado

%NTlLLO. Co@h. Mayo l0--Cc"i7
- informo Va. cuStodjaGo por una
csroIta lIceu = c>ta capital cl Heri2-
iista Gonzalo &. Emile. Qulcn DURAN
&c cl dominic del genera! Mas ucS-
e!nueIG ell largo ne R'eooste u'l
Cucrpo de EJercito Del Nortc, con q
crado dc Coronel ssimilaro.
Enriic cstuvo algun ratio en- Ia
eUard;. eel PalaCio dc Go"Ierno. tie
dcrde iuc trasladado a II ponltch-
clara. seguido por grunos Dc "ent'S
cue : inteyc:an Hor II suerte d.
ouien ha sldo ayuE.do ie ha1ar G!S-
ouesto 81 ircendio dc Ia yi!is De San
Pedro dc las Coloujas Y del cics;.n'
te casino DC estu props riudsd, ya.Io-
%. OF mas de in million DC pesos.
VarioS personals Sc acerc"'o" a ,S>
autoriGadcs que IAN Il juZ2ar q ha-
r;lc. q formular ac~usaciones c2nlT@
q reo. cntrc elias I'm seNc: Gah'e-.
Actual P~rasldcntc Municipal De san
Pedro. quicn manifesto qac ie co.'s
taba que Ecrilc habi1 lncenuia1o ~
qucila ciudad iagLncra. r@"Sond'meh-
te. hacierIU uso dc estopa Y dc pc
trolcC
HAY verdadera sensation por CO.
uocer los primeros pa>os del proccso
oue ser;t cclebre: tanto por Ia %r%n
sgma de cargos tremcndos cue So ha-
ccu al ~procesado. como por tr%tar.c
! Jc UNI. persona cula. de buen pcrtc
y distinguida. a quIcn no C Jug"
capaz lie cometer toda esa seric &c
atropelloS de que Sc lc acuSa.
E%sDinosa Mireles va no es cooPers-
tista.
FL c~obernaio. Espincsa NircIes.
que rue romorado Prcsidentc del
Partido M,acional C~ooperatista en- suS-
| tituci5n dc Jacinto Trevino. envio un
eytenso oficIo 4 Ia corporation poll,
tea de quo Sc trata. renunciando e,
cargo.
Dice Mireles que el puesto dc 60
| barrador no Sc compGdccc coli la Pre-
sidencia de una agrupacion poilt'cs
auc ademas, suS labores dc mal'-
| !atario no lie perWiten ocupars" &c
,5ros ~asuntus. siendo los que tlen2
,uc resolysr ea SUI Estado &c una sig
| ~lificaciun trascendcntal.
La renuncia Sc dice auc Sc d"bi2
, gestiones de Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
@ HOMBRES DE
ENERGIA TiENEN
GRAN DEMAMDA

La encrcia r~ovienc de la buena So.
lud. del bucn apetitO Y dc la perfcc-
IA digestion: del sueho reparador y
de I'M sistcma nervioso en- estado
normal.
La nerviosidad. ell insomnia. la ma
Ia digestion. 81 decaimiento general,
HAGEN que Ia energia desaparezca Y 10
parte Que lie toca en- ell trato de e
PI;5IICH-TONE, 4 / '$ ss.s8t ideal:
ra V fortaiecera. Hace que los ner-
yios cansados recobren su fuerza, me-
fora ell apetito, ayuda la digestion, y
en- general lie proporciona TODD 10 ne
~cesario para aumentar il enercia. 10
o II en- condolences de acuiir al La
mado de hombreS de erlergla qIe ca
da dia Sc hacen mas IeceSario;.
Tome I'd. RlCH-TONE hoy mi$mo
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