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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
BOTH anniversary
Of CONG. CHURCH IS
OBSERVED SUNDAY
CONGRE CATION WAS FORMED
HERE IN f838-REV. L. o. BAIRD,
FORMER PASTOR, RETURNS
FOR CELEBRATION.

Eighty years ago Il little group VI
thirteen people under the leadcrahir
of committee from the Ottawa Pros
bytery organized the First Congrega'
tiOnal Church of Ottawa Nine years
later second Congregational church
was organized, first as Presbyterian
Church, later as The Free Church of
Ottawa, later again as the Second
Congregational Church, and finally in
1858 reoreanized again as the P.ym
Outh CONGREGATIONAL Church. In 1871
these two churches united to form the
present First Congregational Cnurch
Yesterday the church celebrate
this milestone of its history by spe
Cial services. In the morning Rev
lciu' o Baird, pastor OF the church
from 1895 to 1905, preached upon the
theme. THE Membership of tha
Church OF Tomorrow" speaking from
the account in Luke's gospel of the
calling of the twelve apostles lie
dwelt upon the various characteristics
revealed by this little group upon
whom rested the building of the
church. and emphasized how all sort,
Of men and women must nnd place
in the inclusive membership of the
church ii it is To dc its fun work in
the world, The church has been toJ
exclusive In its membership, laying
stress rather upon what must not re
done by those who would find place
in 1t instead of stressing what must
be done to fill the largest opportunity
in the work Of the world.
DR.. Baird was listened to by large
audience, among when were many OF
his old friends and parishioners, who
took occasion to greet him after the
close of the service.
In the evening Prof II. H. Walker
of Chicago Theological Seminary
spoke upon The Contributions of the
Pilgrim Faith to American Life" He
srims in Massachusetts laid he fouu.
dations of religious liberty in this
country. by their fern of government
established the political democracy OF
the New England town meeting by
their emphasis upon education estab.
lished the great school system of the
country and gave impetus to the
building Of colleges and universities
oil over the land, and by their stal-
wart character and indCmitable spirit
helped to establish the idealism OF
this land
A large audience listened with
great pleasure to this review of the
life of the congregational denomin1-
ton which Is not often emphasized in
the church. which had so great part
in the early history OF This country
but which has never been . stroaG
sectarian church. Offering within its
membership a place for all VINO love
liberty o. thought and worship as well
as OF government.
At the Sunday school exercises at
noon Messrs. Chapman, Howard, Sapr
McDougall and Schumacher all for
mer superintendents. and DR., Baird
spoke Of the earlier days of the
school
This evening as part of the celebra.
tion of the anniversary there will be :,
church supper at which historical pa
pers will be read. dealing with the his
tory of the church and Sunday school
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
FIRE ATTACKS N. J.
CASSIDY RESIDENCE

The residence Of NJ ] Cassidy. GA
Paul street. was damaged 20 the on
tent of $500 Saturday evening by a
fire thought to have been caused by
spark from the chimney Ncishbors
saw the smoke pouring from the root
and called the department Only the
roof and the attic we're damaged by
the blaze A hole was burned in the
roof near the chimney. Early dis-
eovery of the smoke saved the resi-
derTe from what could easily have
been a very serious CONFEDERATION.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
COMMITTEE SAVES
ESPIONAGE BILL

Washington, Nov. BY unanimous
vote the senate judiciary committee
today declined to recommend repeal
Of the espionage act. Repeal bills
CT Senator France of Maryland and
Poindexter of Wa shingtOn. republi-
cans. were ordered reported adverse
ly.
The committee decided it was inn
practicable to repeal the law because
it included search warrant and other
provisions necessary for the enforce
ment of prohibition.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
MORRISON. ILL.,, SUIT
FOR $4,000 FILED HERE

A $1,000 damage suit was started
in the Circuit Court today by Mrs.
Rebecca Latham of Morrison against
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad The suit was instituted to
collect damages for the death OF the
plaintiffs hrsband. James Latham
who was killed in morrison AttoI
neys Buffers and Clark are represent.
ing Mrs. Latham in the suit
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
AMERICAN LEGION TO
HCLD IMPORTANT MEET

The regular bi-monthly' meeting Of
the Ottawa Post No. 33. American lie
gion. will be held on Tuesday even
ing. Nov. A. at 1880 p. M, in Moose
hall. The final arrangements for the
armistice day ball which will be
held in Armory c on Nov, II will be
will be made and it is hoped to have
the legion lapel buttons ready for dis
tribution.
It is desired that every member of
the post be present at this meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
TO VOTE ON PEACE
TREATY THIS WEEK

Washington, Nov. ga final vote
this week on ratification of the treaty
or peace. is proposed in unanimous
consent agreement drawn up for pre-
.,antation to the Senate today by adj
ninistratiOn leaders.
Apparently contemplating the posi-
bility of deadlock over reservations
the agreement provides that after this
week the treaty, if not ratified, can
he laid aside.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
AUTOMOBILE THROWS
STONE THRU WINDOW

One of the large plate glass win
doWs Of tie oader iuT ifur an1 IA
company vas broken Friday about 6
l''ioci b. atole pitched from the
street by a pa ssing automobile. The
window is valued AT 5000 and is coy
cred by insurance. This is the sec
md WindCw broken this week in the
came manner. The other was in the
ohio Mercantile Co. store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
MRS. CHAS!.V ALLAT
DIES LATE TODAY

Mrs. Charles Vallat, aged 81 years,
died this afternoon at , o'clock at
RS5urn hospital after an illness last
iGg several weeks She resided with
her husband at 52l West Washington
trect.
The funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
Shabbona CHAPTER to Meet

A meeting Of the Shabbona Chapter,
No. 81, r. A. NJ, will he held on We'd
nesday evening, when the Royal Arch
degree will be conferred on a number
of candidates. All members of the or
ganizaton arc urged to attend this
meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
Consider the Centlpede

1t Is mistake to suppose that all
centipedes have hundred legs. The
name Is misleading. The most common
variety usually have "a, but there are
other species with as many a5 100 or
200 legs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
CORN TAKES A Get.
JUMP ON EXCHANGE

Chicago. Nov. 3-Jumps of more
than &c a bushel in the value OF corn
took place today Breaking up of the
long5horemen's strike at n. T. was
factor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03

a regular, melting Of the Ottawa
B;,ness Mems Association will be
belle this evening at 1870 o'clock at
building.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
How Cruel!

Edtth--"l.oss Of sleep, you know
means loss Of beauty" Maud--"Tn'
deed. How long have you been trou
bled with insomnia"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
Old Stuff.

New York Evening Post Headline
"Traces Baseball to Greek Sports"
Why. we've known all along that
Greece produced the first Homer
Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
Notice.

Meeting Of the Civic Department of
Ottawa Woman's Club at Library Han
"Wednesday afternoon. Nov 5, at J
o'clock. The mayor will deliver an
address.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
Indoor Baseball,

Maccabees vs., St Francis Dramatic
club Tuesday night, Noy. \ Armory,
s o'clock, :, Adults. 23c, children, Zoe
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
g. w Kirby, manager Simons, Day
& Co, Room 3l2 Moloney Building
Phone 95
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03

TRY THE FREE IRA DFR-JOURNAL
WANT.ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
Indoor Bs-ebalI.

Maccabeos VS.. st Francis Dramatic
Club Tuesday night Nov, 4, Armory,
o'clock. Adults. 25c; children. 1oc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
The United Telephone COMPANY

IS about to issue its new directory.
Any change IN listing desired, or
change n class OF service contemplate
ed should be reported to the manager
at once A good time to order a tel.
ephone installed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03

WANTED Girls to help serve ban
Quet for home coming soldiers TueS'
day, November lth at $3.50 IN the
evening. Send name and address u
Manager. Kaskashia Hotel, La sale.
Ill, and you will get full particulars
bV return mail.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03

FOR SALE Guaranteed tires, tcugh'
for special sale. 3,X3 rbh"d
1850: 30x3ls non.skid, $3.50. We
can save you money on tires. EDW
HAYNE STPPI CO.. Court st.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03

WANTED TO SEl.t.--A scholarship
IN browns business College. Can
Shy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
TRY TIE FREE TRADER.JoURNA1,

TRADER.JOURNAL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03

YOUNG MAN Is years old is looking
for "A place to work for his board
and room while he is attending
Browns business college during the
dav. A"v good offer will he apprec'
lated Prospective person is not able
to do hard work due to an accident
happened to him a short time ago.
Anuunr ~ IL Z L ihiQ nlllnn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
FALLC EN- FAVOR DEL PROPlE
TARIG DE UNA FABHiCA

MEXICO. d. F.. Mayo 2S.-EI
jueG 30. &c DiStrito prop.etarlo, aca-
la de dictar su fallo del TODD 'avo-
rable para cl encargado de Ia fabrj-
ca La Guadalupe" que haze dias fuc
acLsado dc cohechc 2or IN eniplea-
90.
Este indivld J. Sc prescnto d hacer
una vista de inspection Il Ia fl6ri-
ca. V como r.cra cue totu GAMMA
en- rerfecto o:den. le"antU una acta
de Conlornidau fernando los tcsts
o cue la ley dispone. Pero 10 raro
del case es que el emplcado canbio
Gle opiTion en- cuaAtO huuo llegaGo d
su casa Y lcvanto olra gcta en- ia qul
manife>ta5a que Ia otra era illegal
y que el encargado de IA faorica La
Guadalupe" l. haoia cone2had1 con
MI dolarcS. FL ProcuraGor General
de Ia ~Rcpublica Que tuc quien conc
clio q a~sInto, crdcn0 al Juez 10. de
Dlstrlto que fuera aGreherdido CT
encarEado dc Ia Ncgociaci6n. perc
este piLi6 amparo ante cl Juez so dc
Diztrito el Que suspenGIG cl acto. ia
!lando aver Ell dclinitiva a favor de!
acusado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
GIRO TREN AFACAD0
CoHt;aua la actividdd de los
rebeldes en- Veracruz

EERACRUZ, YER. mayo 21.-LOs
re ~volucionarios felicistas cnvalcntc-
nadcs con ell ultimo asalto que do
pcr resultado Ia muerte Gei general
carrancista Ernesto Danny. d conse.
cuencia de haber volado IN tren eX-
plorador en- Ia via de NeracruZ al
Itsmo. iHtentaron aver a~saltar de nue.
Va cuenta. el tren que liavaoa Z Dor
do material Y tr~aoajadorcS. para re-
parar las Was que aUn estan daStruI-
daS.
Los felicistas Sabedores de Que prom
TO paSaria g tren, colocarcn una
gran bomba de dinamita debajo de
los durmjentcS. J Sc emboscaron d
esperar cue 81 convoy pasara. FL
nlaquiniSta que guiaba cl tren. al lie
gar a una cuJya anterior al lugar en-
dondc estaba colocada Ia bomba. nc,
To movimientos eNtranos de gentes,
por 10 Que detuvo rapidamcnte e. con
voy. Y Sc apresto q poner cl hecho
en- conocimiento del jefe &c IA escolta.
Al YER los feliciSta que el convoy
no segu.a avanzando, salieron de Su5
c~scondites. Y abrieron una descarga
| cerrada sobre los carros. cnta3lando-
Sc un combate que duro por cSpacio
dc variaS horaS. hasta que fueron O
biigadoS a ~reTontarse en- Ia sierra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
Caste l,llicho Dinefo
Lnutilmente
Me causE verdadera satisfaction de-
cir CUE todas mis- Intermediates
han deSaparerido deSde que
empece 4 tCmar Tanlac"

"Por esDacio de mas de I'm ano
paGeci lie indigestion Y trastIUos
estomacales, pero desde que empece
u romar Taniac. mis- enferInedades
han desaparecido Y ne aumentado
ole lioras de peso. dijo Ia Sonora
y. F. Woods. QUEEN reside en- 90
Luke Street. Meridian, Miss.
Eel miserable estado en- que me
nallaba ne teuia ea I'm estado terri
bic de d~ecaimiento Y n~crviosidad. Su-
fra fGerteS dolores en- el pecho Y
yalpitaciones a cauSa dc los gases
que sc formaban en- mi eSt6mago. No
podia conner naGa absoiutamente sin
que Sc NE agriara e2 e. estomago.
Padecia fUertcS dolores en- Ia espal-
"a : custados. V la unica de
librarme dc cstas molestias era IA de
TO conner. 10 cual me Gebiljto sobre-
manera. CASTE mucho diuero inutil-
mente Ell medicos Y medicinaS. hasta
que afortunadameuie empecc a tomar
Tanlac.
Mis- amigos me recommendation que
tomara Tanlac Y me Ia Gado tan
oIenoS resultados que parezco una
persona diseinta. ToIaS mis- enfer-
medades nan deSaparecIdo, y nUnca
re vueito d terer Indigestion. nj com
p!ex;on Sc ia aclarado : en- general
nj cstado e. i~nnlejorablc.
Tanlac Sc ycnGe en- San Antonio
por la Wagner'S Drug Co. +0T I.
Houston ST. ' por "a Meters Pha,-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. ba-
10 Ia direction personal de IN repre-
scutante especial del TaHiac. 0 - en-
vjard por estaS baticas d c~ualquie-
direction al recibo De 81 valor que
6 Sl.00 por ooteIla. siempre cue Sc
iacluyau cstamP.l.as suticicntes pa
~ el porte. lAdv).-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
SOLEMNE FIESTA PARA La INAUGURATION De UN
CAMPO DE LENAD0RES DEL MUND0, EN-
NEW %BRAUNFELS, TEXAS

D. Manuel MGzquiz Blanco en- repre-
sen.aciou d.! 81. lgnacio {. Lozane,
EGitor-Propjetario &c La Prei.sa. -
Duo dc Violin Y PianO.-Discu-so por
Ia Sot. Com. del Campo, "]gnaclo
Zaragoza' dc san Marcos, Srlta.
Guadalupe O.vcra.-2ecitac;on "Re;r
LIo:ando." nor IA Srita. Minerva Ro~
drigueZ.-DiScurso del s~cprsSentanle
usI Campo "Bcnito jIarez No. y,
de 81" Antonio TeXas.--Iacate-
cas-" Narcha.-Discu!so del Req. del
Campo BampoS" de Seguin, Texas
Poe>ia nor Ia Sr:ta. Minerva Rodrl-
guu&.-E:.cur>o del reprs@entante
de, Cargo ".Abeto" de San Marcos,
T~ey3s.--Pleza lie MIS!cH.-Haran
uSo de IA pa.abra los Represertan-
le: &c los t~;Yculos i" Sras. Y >5ritas.
Pie. DC Mnstca.-Di$cdrsO Gel
Representative de-: Campo '~lndecen-
Gratia' &c Ecw Draunfels.-El d.
Huta'o lnstal@dor Lara las g!aciGs =
lcS representatives c invttados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

NEW BRACNFELS, Texas, Mayv
31.-El pr6ximo microbes i dc Ju>
MO, tendra lugar en- e! Salon Qe "a
Escuela Mexicana de eS:a poblacIon'
ana Vel2da Literario-Musiea!. con el
objeto de soiemnlzar Ia i~n.ta!aclon
dc DigEidades del NuevO Calapo In
dustrial ".AlIende Numero ~" de Ia
Orden de los Leiadore$ lei Mundo.
La fiesta Gara principle a las SIT
o. NJ. baio el Sig1:eate programme:
OberSura. "Caballeria Ligera" y
Qda d. ApertUra.-Acta primord!al
Zelda por la Srita. Maria Relna.-
"HcrmoSlllo." DANA. nor ID SrIta.
Minerva Northumberland Off
cial por e! Sob. +. G. Ortiz, Srio.
De! Campo "Libertad' &c San Arto-
nio.-Two Step. 4G05.' por la Srita.
Minerva Rodrieuez.-las!ala@i0n de
los Oficiales del nuevu Campo por e'
Diputado In<talaGor e.. j. NJ CARGO
na.-NaIs. Amor" nor ID SrIta. M
uerva RoGriguez.-Eiscurso del Sr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Apo!onia Zulc. para una galeria y teeoo
On Ia Gallo dc s. Juarez ls3.
Vim. J. Lytie para haceE varias eompos-
.uras en- Ia Gallo Dc ". Houston 10.
j. H. Schroeder. para c%onstruir un teeho ,
otrss reparaciones en- Ia Gale &c y. Indus
ma $50.
o. W. Spring. rara c%onstruir IN garage sh
IA plaza dc y. Dewey 1901.
Ten Brodanax. para construir una caoahc-
RIA en- la Gale dc Applens.
]. H. Weymouth para conStruir eioeo Guar
,os nara hacitacion en- IL Gale dc
c527.
O CfRUJANUS convienen CT auc GUAR
10 ,o-t,durss, GuemaGuras, eSco-
riaeioncs = hcridas. LA PRIMERA cukAciUh
cs IL mas :npor;antc. Cuanco un anusepu-
. GSrtCIE%TE - apiicado inmcdiatamcnr.
70 bsv pciisro &C infection y las heridss
c;eatrizaran lucSo. Tanto Para i9S 81.
hraS como vara los anima!eS. e
u .~ETIsEPTICo IDEAL y
non C6mpreio ahora y este preparado pa,
~ cralcuicr emcrsencia. De yena en-
Eo,i,a San Pedro &c r. Cohn q So- "a
Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

ia administration de los bieEes dc
Gicha sonora de sus mancs J noner-
.os en- otras gre puedan garansizar
u la fortuna no ha de ~evaporarse
en- yatchs. honorarios &c ahogados
' carros de f~errocarril, prcmete ser
largo V atrae Ia atenci@n dc los qle
GUSTAV de esta clase de escandalcs,
de toda Ia sociedai de m~iilonarios a.
merlcanos y AIN trascendera a Euro
pa.
Sc cue no obstantc los
despilfarros de Ia oculenta T!liona-
ria. solo ha pe,mado So fortuna ea
cuatro niiiiones, pero iue aGn lie que-
dan seis. los que no podra gastar en-
los amos lie vida que aun lc luedaE-
Lo sorprendente es que g! ssaer
McGin.ey. que ha servido &c edith
nistraGor Y aDosado &c Ia seIiora Ste-
cker nor varies amos ersl IN cirguero
u hoy es IN homhre inmenSamear
tc rico. sin que nadie Sc atccva a
ascgurar que Ia rilu>za de dicho Sc
Nor tiere 81 origsn EN- n cesioh
L lie hizo ia millionaire de unas tie
rras petroliferas que ralen hoy HuT-
Homes de d6!arcs. por Ia suma de-.
SS.000.....
Durante 81 iuicio ararecen en- la
barra de los testigos. 4 hiJa de
la sonora Stocke- Y 81 pare de su
hija, cl senior Budd DCble. tercer ma
rido de il singular millionaire. Gu
vas bizarras avcnt iraS nan llnnado dc
concentrates los ~leri6dicos dcl gran
munGo de i"s p]otcntados ame-icalos.
Serafin BOCANEGRA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
UNA MILLIONAIRE QUE NO SABE SUMAR GASTA SUS
MLLONES CON UNA D. uCI0SA IGN0RANcA

La verdad no Sc QUE cosa es n
terGs-ceplira l. sonora millionaire
-:Cual fu& Ia Segunda inversion
de dinero quc hiZo usted?
Una Ge 100000. Sc los al al a
bogado McNab en- dinero Y cl NE d.
10 que los ioa a invertir en- bones.
In mito. senior, IN mito, pueS no HUI
DO tales bo2os.
-:Pues que c!sse dc hoEos compro
e. abogado.
No 10 Sc: boEos. solo Sc one bo-
nos, PIE: 10 nc dljo otra -osa.
-Pero recuerGe listed y dlgame
cue clase Ge bouos iusron eso<.
B. .o...n...o...S S.. de!etreP
IA sonora.
La t;e-ra dsI mar Y algo &c amor.
-iQue otra cVnlpra h!zo McNai
ror Usted?
-Tierras.
-, DOnde e5t;.N esa5 tierraS?
In el fondo del mar. ..-repll-
co la sonora sin inmutarse.
-:Que ctros ~rcgocios la tcnIdo Us
ted con 81 abcgado!
lie ii para pagar!e u honora-
rios $4,000 cada ano: por tres amos
di esa cantiGad.
ST listed lie page Il 81 Sl@j.t0u
por tres wees. cuanto es 10 que Ie pa
go listed ell total!
-SI5.000-contesto la sonora Sto-
cher sin nnutarse, dandc prueh"s ne
ser una ptsima mlltiplicadora.
Los medicines del JuraGo cue va
r-oyocando risas en- codos los que He
nan Ia saia. son muy pocos Y tcaos del
mis.no genera: porque. frecueEtenien-
te cl .iueZ, que esta Ell roses!on &c
ahunGant;siTo5 datos. intcrrIn'pe z
Ia Millionaire para pregunrarie 81 sus
abocados le cnviaban ramos dc flo
res, V auu le revela Gue conore aiga-
los secrctos ,e cartas de amor.
La sonora no NIGGA V Scnrle. So
% Sc lndicna cuando st da lectura
A una carta cue rcclbi0 n amiga de
Ia sonora Stocker Y cue lego a me-
nos del JUG olian sabr como. Ell "a
que habia Ia millionaire de II de sas
a5orados liamanGole su 'duice COM
ranero'.
De Cirquero a Millionaire.
FL julcio ent&pladc por cl hJo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

FL DR.. Scott Lincoln eS uuo de los
eSDeCiaiistas cue - HI vcnlGo esfor-
Zando por neDar las necesidades de Ia
colcaia de habla espanola de esta To-
caiidad ' para Ell efecto desde hace
tempo t,ene establecidaS suS oficinas
Ell el numero 326t2 de la Gale West
Commerce. las cuales Sc encuentran
equinadas con los ultimos aparatos de
Ia ciencia moderna, q fin de tratar
con TODD exito los casos que scar
pucstoS baio Su atenciou.
Al ~visitar sus oficinas Sc encontra-
"a a IN hombre de media vida. de
aspecto agradab!e Y en- extreme anna
bic: siempre Sc le We completamente
Gedicado a Ia practica de 81 profe-
sion. pues 4 TODD ~pacicntc lie dedica
todo el tempo cue el case requiera a
fin de proporcionarie IN traamiento
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

Yea listed en- Ia cdic.aD semanarIa
dc la PrenSa" las fotografias ' tcs-
timonjos De personals que dcSpUeS de
haber u,ilizado mis- servicioS nan sido
h~enefsc-aS o curadas. Tengo en- m:
podcr ~certenares de eScoS testimonies,
los cualcS mosJraye a quie1 10 soil
cite sin ninguna obligation dc ST. par
-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
L3Inora-

Zamora-
Sc cree que con cst& MEDIA. los
contCabaadiStas, espccialemnt2 los
que comercian con los felicistas. cs-
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adecuado. Entire las personals que a
diario ocurrea a su consultorio Sc en-
cuentran individuos de muy ~lejanos
puntos. pues ell doctor Sc dedica. es-
pecialmente. al tratamiento de las en-
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durante los ult:mos s ha estado radi-
cado en- San Antonio. en- donde Sc ha
establecido defin;tivamente.
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Dr.. Lincoln que su clientele aumente
Giariamente, es el hecho dc que STEM
pre- deposita gran confianZa en- todas
las personals de antecedentes honora-
bles, pues basta este para que ell Doc
Tor proporcione sus servicios profesio-
males a quien los solicita, no impor-
tando 81 por el momento podra o no
cubrir e. in,porte de los honorarios.
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De Cirquero a Millionaire.
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