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she said shyiy. II was as though In
changing back to ways and clothes
like those OF childhood she had sud
denly rid herself Of the hardening
years between.
"you were right" said the man.
~They're for the brush and when mos
Quitoes are bad"
Her face lit with pleasure. "You1l
let me 20 into the brush?'
"Never ~alone,r he answered quickly.
@But o may go with me whenever
and wherever you Ike"
sand may I still call you just White
Man7 Somehow 1t seems impairment
now"
"Don't tease me-" said the man
lightly and then his face fell. Don't
make me feel old"
"Oldrs cried Andrea. "Who could be
old tonight7 Why. White Man. we're
we're kids"
He laughed In his sudden relief. "So
we are. So we shall be"
.Eixcuse me-" said Andrea solemnly,
"Dfd 1 hear you iaugfI7-
At that he laughed again, not up.
rcariously, but as Though his Slow
smile had become vocal for the occa.
sion. Andrea nodded In a pleased way
as II she were congratulating herself
on guessing Alright: II was n laugh
When the liqueurs and the coffee came
she started chasing a pellet Of bread
around an empty plate with a straight
small finger. 'You fix one" she said,
sand we'll hnve a race"
The man watched her i~ndulgently,
but absent-minded1y. Presently he
filled two glasses. my dear Andrea
PeIior," he said graveiy. 'iet us drink
60 all the hearts In the world tonight
that n happy and unafraid."
She stood up to the toast. and after
Il they sat In a long silence. 1t was
Andrea that broke IL. "You know.
White Man. I'm q woman"
"Of cours you are" he snid quickly.
Z wary look coming into his eyes.
EYES," said Andrea. $50 OF course.
TOO. I'm curious"
He gave the deep sigh Of relief OF
one who finds that the ice is quite
thick. after all. specify. please"
"WeJ," said Andrea. ITS that
trunk. I've puzzled and puzzled. but
I can't make out quite how that trunk
happened"
"And no WONDER" said M'sungo.
FITS simple enough. however, to the
male mind. Let me help you. When
I came out eight months ago my sister
WAS with me--just about your size,
Just about your age. That trunk was
mennt Tor hsr and had been sent ahead
with nv hi. She never needed it,
de paused ana added II lest her at
Cape Town.
q r. cried Aniren, too-ready tears
sDrlngjng - Ger eys&.
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CHAPTER vi.

Msungo led the march home; the
donkey came next, with HE nose glued
to M'sungo's back and with Andrea
in the saddle. Clinging to his tail with
both hands. more as a drag-anchor
than as deterrent. came Bathtub. and
behind him the long rank and file.
Andrea was still shifting a little, but
her tear-stained face. like a child's,
was already cloudless.
II think Marguerite Is too funny"
she said. ..IIe's got his eyes tight shut
and he's steering himself by his ncse
4 se:r shirt MM Q pleas. .en
Bathtub to let go his taii?"
"Bathtub knows his business" re-
piled M'sungo. but, 10 1t happened,
even as he spoke. Bathtub cast or one
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Can damaged goods be ex
changed? inquired Andrea icily.
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That's So" agreed M'sungo prompt
ly, but friendship has limits"
They were necessarily walking IN
single file on the narrow path ant
Andrea was behind him. She looked
quizzically at his back and wished sh,
could see his face instead. But hel
attention was soon drawn to othel
things. They had come to the fringe
of the forest. Spaced from two t.
three hundred yards apart and set vel
out from the shadow OF the trees were
mysterious piles of something or other
that shone straw-gold under the morn
ing sun.
At the first Of the heaps M'sungC
stopped. '"This." he said. kicking al
the silky coils. ais the greatest sub,
stitute for hemp and sisal that the
world has yet produced. The war has
made 1t worth-well, not quite its
weight In gold. unless you measure II
by sheer profits on the cost of pro.
duction. 1t is nothing but the bark
of the temba trees which make up the
bulk OF all the forests in this region,
prepared by hand on a process of my
own"
Andrea looked at the endless piles
OF fiber, tons and tons of 1t, stretch.
ing away like the posts In a prairie
fence. And you say this Is a secretT'
she asked incredulously.
He smiled. "It Is so far" he an.
swered. "But If you knew all the facts
you wouldn't find 1t so wonderful. In
the first place this spot is cut Off on
nearly all sides by waterless wilder
ness. In the only direction that isn't
true, which is straight down the river,
there Is a wild zone that in four hun
dred years has never been pacified by
the European dominance of the prov
ince. Those u~nsubdued tribes have
been my friends in times past and are
my allies today. No white man but my.
self. has eve crossed their boundaries
and lived; consequently they can tell
no tales to my harm. Do you begin to
seer"
Andrea nodded.
"Then at the coast" he continued,
"just within the mouth of the river,
I have a blind in the way Of q sisal
plantation. That gives the excuse for
a steamer with machinery, say, to
come In without arousing suspicion"
$50 you are a profteer on the way
TO making a war fortune" commented
| Andrea.
He flushed more deeply than she had
yet seen him. "If you stay here long
enough" he said stoutly, "you may
understand
He turned from her and plunged at
right angles into the forest. She fol-
lowed him into the chill air under the
great trees. ALI too soon Andrea came
out with aim into a wide clearing
which, simultaneously with their ar
rival, began to ring to the blows Of
many xes Through all It's length 1t
swarmed with blacks at work some
telling trees, some stripping them Of
bark, others gathering 1t, and still
others stacking the barred wood and
cleaning up the general litter accord
ing to the most approved rules of mod
ern forestry.
They walked up the wide swath of
the clearing slowly. with many stops
on the part OF M'sungo to
direct Oh criticize. They passed be-
yoDd the ringing Of the axes into d
region pungent with the smell of burn
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Ing greenwood. Along one side. the
side away from the fringe Of the for
est. was a iong line of smoke spirals.
He waved at them. "D You see what
they're doing7 Our axes ran out. 80
here we're telling In the old native
way with 2 ring of ase .. the ts..s
each doomed tree.
IE eight O'Clock the sun was ut Its
full strength and Andrea was thankful
indeed for her plth helmet; by ten she
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Andrea Penor. handsome daughter of Lord Pelor. impecunious aifstocrat
is doomed to marry al HMterate ut wealthy mdde-aged diamond mine owner
She disconsolatey wanders from her hotel in South Africa. and discovers al
aviator bout TO hy from he beach. Impuhyely, II course imagining hat tbs
trip will be merely a pleasant excursion. he begs to be taken for a flight
although she does not nov him lie somewha unwiungy agrees. N they
start When h realizes her unknown aviator is o going back Andrea in
desperation tes to choke him with ne OF her stockings He thwarts her and
they sal on into the vary heart of Africa Landing in al immense craal
Andrea finds the natives all bow In worship to her mysterious companion. She
is given a lay boy "Bathtub" and the White Man sets about building a hui
for her White Nan continues deaf to Andrea's pleadings to be restored to
herf friends In goes OF a days hunting trip with White Man and thoroughly
me exciting experience. .
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CHAPTER v--continued.

He was dressed as she was, tit Cor
tat, except for the big black bow and
the very short skirt; and, like her, his
hands were thrust, boy fashion, in the
side pockets of his open khaki Jacket.
As she came close their eyes met and
smiled. ~ didn't put on the leggings,"
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Shave with cuticura Soap
And double your razor efficiency as
well as promote skin purity. skin com
fort and skin health. No mug, no
Shiny soap. no germs, no waste, no
irritation even when shaved twice
daily. One soap for all uses-shaying.
bathing and shampooing.-Adv.
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English monarch have reigneo an
average Of - years. In Russia The
average was only IL
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No matter how hard the times ara
the wages Of sin are never affected.
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Andrea has a thrilling adj
venture in the next install
ment.
lTo BE c%oNTINUED)

How Eagles Secure Prey.
Eagles usually hunt in pairs, enc
bird frightening the prey from its
hiding place and the other bouncing
an u es Il tries tn escape.
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Impecuniosity

us your watch going?"
"Oh, my watch went long ago.
Baltimore American.
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eoITRE REDUCED

Two inches and completely remov-
ed for Detroit lady in three weeks by
External remedy.
Note:- 1t would be illegal to pub
lish these statements if they were not
true.
Miss Verna Ross, So Grayling Ave-,
Detroit Mich, SAYS in her own home
paper, the Detroit Free Press; "My
friends have been asking What has
happened to your goitre?' One-half
bottle of Sorbol Quadruple has cured
my goitre. 1t was reduced nearly
two inches. 1t had been growing IL
years. 1t used to- pain me some and it
looked terrible. feel it my duty to
tell everyone about my cure either
personally or by letter."
Sorbol Quadruple comes in small
bottles containing enough for most
cases. 1t will not stain or irritate.
Does not interfere with daily work.
Leaves the parts in healthful, normal
condition. Requires ten minutes dali
ly.
Get further information at Wort
ley's Drug store, drug stores every
where, or write Sorbol Company, Me-
chanicsburg, Ohio. ,Ay
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me an awful lot of trouble and my
back just ached and panied all the
time. i could hardly get any rest
on account of it. One Of my friends
kept after me to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and finally got box from
Connell's Drug store. They proved
just the remedy l needed. One box
cured me after / had suffered long
time and / haven't had any trouble
since, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Skellenger had. Foster ilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Nazimova in Heart of Child"
In "The Heart of Child" spe-
cial production adapted from Frank
Danby's novel of the same name,
Nazimova comes to the screen of
the Empress Theatre, December 20
and % in role that is different from
any of the wide variety of characters
she has portrayed so .marvelously in
previous triumphs.
II is that of Sally Shape, an Eng
lish girl from the slum streets OF
London who finds her self orphaned
at the most critical period of her
life, and left to face alone, without
any other aid than her unsophisti-
cation, the struggle of maintaining
the worlds respect. The effective
ness of the pictorial element in the
play is due in great measure to the
special art effects by Allen Ruoff.
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Large congregations and growing
Sunday school are strong features
Of our work. After vacation we shall
have new plans to suggest and all
must assist in carrying out the
plans. Wednesday evening, Dec. ~
the Sunday school will have Christ
mas exercises in the church. A good
program is being prepared and a
Christmas tree win furnish it's never
failing interest for the children. We
shall take an offering at this service
for the starving children Of central
Europe. Mr. Hoover and also Pres
ident Wilson have made an appeal
for these and also for the starving
people Of China.
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It Happened In BsIIding

And Is Happening To Belding Peo-
pie Every Week
The case told below is not an un-
common thing. The same occurs fire.
quently and will continue to happen
as long as folks have kidneys and
over-tax the kidneys. Ask your neigh
Dor.
Mrs. r. Skellenger, 500 s. Front
St., Bedding, says: "Until q year ago
i had suffered for a long time with
kidney trouble. My kidneys gave
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THE BELDlNG BANNER-NEWS

sen. After the business meeting the
girls made popcorn balls and had q
general good time. The Sunday
school room in which the girls meet
for Bible study every Sunday at IL
o'clock is filling up but there is still
room for every member and some be-
sides. The Philatheas hereby extend
most cordial invitation to all young
women who are not in Sunday school
already.
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M. E. Church s. s. Class
The Philatheas had business and
social meeting in the Baraca room
of the church last Friday evening,
and elected new officers as follows:
Pres, Marjorie Conner; Vice-Pres.,
Geraldine Spencer; Sec, Gertrude
Wicks; Treas, LA Pelon. Heads of
committees as follows: Social CON-,
Beatrice Simons; Visiting CON-, Bes-
sic Olger; lookout CON-, Anna Han
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Mrs. A. >Derstein left Wednesday
for her home in Grand Rapids after
attending the funeral of her brother
George Lehman.
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Corrected June 16. 1920
Ionia to Howard City 6:49 a. m
Grand Rapids to Saginaw 7:56 am
Saginaw to G. X. 10:15 a. m
Howard C. to Ionia & bet IL :23 am.
Saginaw 2:37 p. m.
Grand Rapids $40 p. m.
Howard City to Detroit Ala p. m.
Ionia to Howard City $50 p. m.
G. r. to Saginaw, daily tr. 6:44 p, m.
Saginaw to G. R.. daily tr sos p. m
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FOR RENT-The 0. M. Ayers home
just east of the Ashfield boarding
house. A party rented this and
then could not get his folks here
and / am going to rent it to some
one else. If you want a dandy
home on the renting plan, hurry
down and see me about this fine
residence. Ed. ID. Engemann.
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WANTED-Boarder Married coup
lie preferred. 608 Harrison Ave.
72-29-1
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WOOD FOR SALE-$4.00 per cord.
Enquire at Celrite grocery.
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WANTED-A man to handle our
goods in this locality, permanent
and profitable position for energet-
ic man. Grand Union Tea Co., Lam
sing Mich. 55-28-3
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FOR SALE--Cheap, a few used or
gans, Photographs and baby cabs.
Miller & Harris Furniture Co..
50-28-tf
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FOR RENT-A four room house
with woodshed, electric lights and
city water. Mrs. j. M. Thomas,
724 Williams st. 93-30-1
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Miss Ina Virgins went to Nose
ley Wednesday for q short visit.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-15

FOR SALES cows and flock of
about twenty hens and some young
chickens. Mrs. Will Leary, Gard
ner farm, Smyrna. 92-30-l
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LOST-A gold chain, garnet rosary.
Celia Honson. Leave at DIR. Har-
rison's Office or at Bedding Banner
News Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

Christmas And fortunate indeed
nfueHh1h Mtd@ n mng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
AN ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE

Knows, no 'Blue Mondays" It labors
without vacation, it needs no rest, it
always is willing, ready when needed,
and does its duty we'll.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
REGISTRO CIVIL
MATRIWO

Higinio Cortez Y Dolores MARTINEZ
loss J. Garcia V Ana Melig.
Jose MARTINEZ Y Victoria Flores.
Pedro Lerma Y Guadalupe Dlaz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
TRES Personals HERlDAS EN- UN
cHOQUE AUTOMOVILISTlCO

Tremendo fue ei choque que aver q
Ia 1.4O P. NJ. sc registr6 IN el cruZa-
miento de las GALES de Austin Y Van
Ness. Uno de los coches, ell Ndmero
274130, 10 pIloteaba NJ. E. e. Roberts.
domiciliado en- Ell numero 1920 de Ia a
venida de y. Palmetto. y el otro, Mr..
+. VI. Gay quien iba acompanado de
SUI esposa. FL clloque, como antes d.
limos. fue espantoso. Ell coche de Ro-
berts Sc hizo pedazos Y q fue recogido
del lugar del percance en- un estado
verdaderamentc deplorable. Bahado
en- sangre u lie manaba de muchas
" profundaS heridas cue habfa recibi-
do en- Ell cuerpo. La ara Ia tenfa in
conOcible En- tai estado fue luego
~trasportado al Hospital de Ia Ciudad,
donde SO procedi6 a ]atenderlo con to-
dos los cuidados que su grave situa-
ci6n reQueria.
Los esposos Gay, en- Gambia, no su-
friaron golpes de gravedad. Fueron
igualmente transportados al Robert Z.
Green. pero en- estado men alarman-
te que 81 companero de percance eI
senor Roberts, quien habra de esperar
algunos dias a fin de lograr su com
pleto rcstahlecimiento:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
DEFUNCIONES

Sra. Dha. Valentino H. de Rodrt-
g,,ez. a Ia edad de 81 amos.
Sra. Josefa Torres, a Ia edad de 60
amos.
Srita. Antonio Alvarado, hija de
.. Bonifacio Alvarado de Ia Sra.
Dna. Porfiria II. de Alvarado, a Ia
edad de II amos.
Srita. Emidia oc6n, a Ia edad de
81 amos
Nina Josefa Cara. hija de Don Eu-
genio Cara Y de Ia sonora dona Jo-
sefa Cardenas de Cara, a Ia edad
de l ano 9 meses.'
Mia Rebeea Hernandez. hija de
Don Enrique Hernandez Y de Ia sefio-
ra Dha. sCarlota Cara de Hernandez,
a la edad de 6 meses.
Milo Paz Bosques, hijo del senoi
| Don Dolores Bosques Y &c la sonora
Dona Francisco de Bosques, a Ia edad
| de / ano 5 meses.
Tn nino de Juan Soils Y de Leandra
D. de Soils.
Niho David Castillo, hijo de Dor
Francisco Castillo Y de la sehora do
ma Gregoria Maldonado de Castillo
a Ia edad de I meses.
Niho Luis Delgado, a Ia edad de ur
mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
PROPAGATION DE AlGUNAS
. ENFERMEDADES lNFECTO-
CONTAGlOSAS, POR MEDIC
DE LOS lNSECTOS

Como buena soluci6n para aplicar a
n piel. Sc puede recomendar IA mez-
ella de una parte de gasolina V tres
parties de vaselina. con Ia ventaja de
cue 10 as inflamaDle Ia tai mezcla.
Esta substantial Sc introduce por el
cuello de Ia camisa. advirtiendo al
~Daciente que debe dormir con sus yes
tidos puestos. FL caIor del cuerpo ha-
ce o la naftalena. Ia cual en-
esta forma, ACADIA no solo con los
piojos. sino tambien con la huevera.
Este procedimiento debe repetirse ca
da Z dias Y por un periodic de doce
dis .
En- el ejercito ingles Sc hace uso
del siSuiente polvo: n~aftaiena. 96 par
ties: c~reosota, . parties ~yodoformo. .
parties. Dos terceras parties de una on
"a. de tai polvo, son Suficientes para
cada soldado.
Para las ropas Sc enplea Ell siguien
te ungUento o pomada: aceite mineral
crddo. Q parties; jab6n suave. > parties
: aqua, Una pinta. Este unguento Sc
aplica eSpecialmente sobre las cos
turas de Ia ropa en dcnde, por lc ge-
neral Sc aibergan los insectos.
La ropa interior puede meterse en-
una ~soluc!6n de naftalena y azufre,
al ! por ciento, esprimiendola luego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
- -
u cInDADO De LAS MANOS

Convene iavarSe las manos va
rias veces al dfa, pues no debemos
olvidar que las manos tocan MI!
ohietos V es IN vehfculc de hume
rosas partfculas de polvo, bacte-
rias etc.
Regla general: Evitad en- el a
r,,a as temperatures eXtremas: no
debe ser nj muy caliente nj muy
fra. pues las ranos Sc agrietan
facilmente. e. aqua tih!a, cocida
81 es possible. es eycelente.
FL iab6n Sc VISA por la mahana.
y solamente por IA mahanar pues
su frecuente uso irrita pronto Ia
pie!.
sServfos de los jabones senciilos'
de los mas naturales; pero ana
diendo al aqua IN POGO de bicar-
honato o de borato de sosa.
Perfumaos con I'm POGO. muy po-
co benjuf.
Para este primer Iavado, podeis
emplear. 81 teneis OCCASION, 81 ce-
pillo Y piedra p6mez.
Enjuagaos las mano Y frotad-
las con un POGO de g~licerina, pa
"a CUE la piel, adn h6meda. no
tenga contacto con el aire.
ST teneis las manos naturalmen-
te rugosas. no os las laveis con
aqua comGn. sino con aqua de sal
yado. de lechuga o de malvas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
u R Ell MATADOR
Viere de Ia Ia. Pag)

tNieRe de "a Ia rag
sobre SUI tia, a boca de jarro. dos dis
,,aros que no pudieron ser mas GER
teros. Uno de clos fue a atravesarle
81 coraz6n. Angela Sc arroj6 gritan-
do sobre su primo que dispar6 sobre
slla hiriendola en- el brazo izquler-
do La joven. al verse herida, quiso
correr a Dedir auyilio a los vecinos.
nero Franco no Ia dej6. La detuvo
imperioso diciendole: No lame a ma
die poruue me voy Il matar y siguien
do Ia acci6n a Ia palabra, Sc llev6 ell
revolver a la cabeza Y Sc disparo
szo.ando eI suelo con el craneo- atra-
vesado.
Tai fue 81 cuadro cue encontraron
los detectives: ell cadaver de n
m1Iier en- IN charco de sangre~y a dos
pasos de este, en- sangre tanbien.
Franco que Sc desesperaba en- I'M
horripilante agonfa. Y mientras ell
cadaver de Dona Maria V. de Martf-
neg era transportado a Ia casa "Rie-
be" 81 cuerpo del muchacho agont-
zaute era IIevado al hospital donde
dei6 de existir aver a las 9 de la ma
mana.
Hoy seran los f~unerales de Ia Sc
aora MARTINEZ. De ellos Sc e~ncargara
Ia acehcia Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
me SIENT0 TAN FELIZ
COMO UN NINO DE GIN
co AMOS; NUNCA ME
A B SENTID0
MEJOR EN- NIL
D

al fin Iocrs librarme de la terrible soil
.aria. que media % pics de largo. Me slen
TO perfectamente. tai como no IoEre sentirne
on los amos de mi juveneld. Durante cineo
amos paGeci de este terrible NAL: no podia
6orrir. nj conner 10 que me Gustaba. hasta
oue IN amigo milo me ensen6 un anuHcIo de
esa marav;llosa medicina LaHatodeS. Ben
diro 81 dia en- que adquiri IN tratsmiento
complete de ella. pues ahora coy tan teilz
como toda mujer de Is amos dehe sef!o
Nuchos hombrcs. muieres y sorprendente
cantidad dc ninos. son sujetos n tratarien
tos muy distintos del que necesitan, Guam
do su NAL solo radica en- Ia presencia de Ia
s~olYtnr:a. Tn signo SECURE de Ia existencia
de este parasite, es Ia EXPULSION de pequenos
particulars de Ia lOm5riZ. Signos ineouivo-
COS son les siSuientes ;-feTdida de appetite
con rlotoneria OCCASIONAL, lengua sarrosa. pal
pitaciones del corazoa. dolor de
SENSATION de vacio en- los intcstinos, ere
ciente obstruction de Ia EarSanta, eNpecto-
racion continue, indigestion, dolores en- II
espal6a Y miembros. vahidos, i~aQuecas. des-
vanecimientos cuando el cst6mago esta va
clio. ojeras muy pronunciaGes, insomnia, etc.
Los uincs que tenGan ~solitaria demostraran
poca animation para IuSar = contlnuamente
Sc hungarian Ia nariz. No eS siuo con ex-
tremo cuidsdo como pueGe eXpulsarse Ia soil
taria sin rerjudicar los intestiRos del pscien
te. En- Europa. en- donde este NAL es muy
corr;n. Sc usan varias n1eGicinas de eficacia
reccaocida. Una de elias es II Laxatodes. de
Ia Que puede decirse CUE es IN dulce para
eliminar la ~soIitaria. y la cue sc encuentr4
en- mas uso. ST listed cree tcner ~solitaria, no
dele que creZca hasta que SEA east impo
sible el extirparla, sino que pida inmedia
tamen;e un trata-niento de Laxatodes que
de esta manera lograra Ia extinction del pa
rasito. De venta solamente por
Tha oval Mad;rinas To
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-31
LA QUESTION DEL ACSlATlCC

LONDRES. mayo 30.-El Corriere de
Ia Ssra y SecoIo. de Milan, convienen
en- anticipar que ell nueVo gaolnete
italtano lograra por 10 menos deJa'
resue!to el rrobFema del Adriatico,
segUn anuncia ell corresponsal de The
Times de L6ndres. Sc espera que e!
Ministro de Estado. senior ScialoJa' IN
vitara 4 Anton Trumbitch, MinIstro
de Estado de Yukoeslavia. Y a y. r
Pachitch. exprimer Minis'ro de Ser
bia a reanudar las n~egociaciones
aunque acaso no Sc verifiquen ahora
en- Pallanza.