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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06
Ell DISCOURSE DE LAsTRA CHA
RRIEZ.

Ell senior Barcelo inform6 La nu-
merosa concurrencia que Ell Iicenciado
Lastra, comisionado por la Legislature
para ir a Paris en- busca de los restos
de Betances, daria cuenta la reunion
de sus gestiones en- Francia.
Lastra Sc levant6, ligeramente emo
cionadO, su discurso fpe corto, pero her
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06

gislatura, que constara en- los ibros de
actas de ambos cuerpos, sin>etizando lc
que signifcaba la personalidad de Be
tances y la signifcaci6n del acto que
Sc celebraba.
Coll Cuchi (Cay.) propuso que Sc
enviara una copia de dicha resoluci6n
la Camara, otra al Senado, tan prom
to Sc abriera la proxima Asamblea Le-
gislativa. Fuee aprobada por unanimi
dad
Ell Licenciado Guerra (M), pidi6 que
Sc diera un voto de gracias de con
fianza al sefior Lastra Charriez.
Qued6 aprobado por unaanimidad
LA GUARDIA DE HONOR:
Ell senior Barcelo dijo que La urna que
contiene las gloriosas cenizas permane-
ceria en- ell salon de sesiones del Sena-
do, todo ell dia y la noche de aver, has
ia depositarla en- manos de la Comi-
sion de Cabo Rojo para su traslado
aquella ciudsd
/. Mientras tanto estaria ell Senado en-
sesion permanente Sc haria guardia
de honor las gloriosas cenizas.
LA PRIGERA GUARDIA DE HONOR:
La primera guardia de honor la hi
cieron el Gobernador, don A. R Bar
cello, Ell Licenciado Huyke, Ell doctor
Coll Toste, el doctor Conrado Her
nandez, ell juez Audrey y los sefiores Lii
cenciado Guerra Licenciado Lopez
Cruz. En- segundo lugar, hizo La guardia
la Comisi6n de Cabo-Rojo.
Cada guardia dura Is minutes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Decia yo que uE JULIO CESAR bien
presentado lie daba uno. acerca dc Ia
Roma antigua, una sensation mas exacta
de la que puede recibirse en- Ia Roma mo
derna; pero, desde luego, advertir6 que
este JULIO CESAR, no es cl Julio CE
sAR de Max Reinhardt, en- Ia 0Ros-
sESSCHAUEsPIELERHAUs de Berlin.
GRosSEsSCHAUEsPIELERHAUsi ).
La palabra va indica el estilo Il dia
del estreno, que sc habia anunciado como
uno de los acontecimientos teatrales mas
grandes del mundo, 20 estsba en- aquelia
sala gigantesca, de cuyo techo pendian
unas enorrnes estalactitas en- cementO ar
mado; una sala que tenia algo de cate
dral gatica, algo de temple asiatico ,
algo de esa gruta encantada que 80 We
en- todos los parques dc recreos. A uno
le aprecia encontrarse en- el interior de
una ostra colossal que estuviese entire
alberta La luz era de distintos colores
v producia unos efectos fantasmag6ri-
cos. Por unos momeutos nos quedamos a
obscuras, y luego, en- ESQ que Max Rein
hardt no Quiere llamar escenario, CO.
menzaron a aparecer las columnas dc un
palacio de Roma, recortandosc sObre I'm
cielo purisimo. Era una maravilla; pero
5c6mo comprender Ia belleza clasica. tan
clara v tan sencilla, en- una sala como
aQuella7 Ell pdblico aplaudia v 20 pen
saba:
acknowledgements estos hombres no
perciben la diferencia que hay entire
una cosa v otra. Sus cerebros estan, ON
cierto modo, construidos como esta sa-
la Son cerebros que tienen tambien al
go de catedral g6tica. algo de temple
asiatico v algo de esa gruta encantada
que Sc We en- todos los parques dc recrcos.
seguramente tambien hay en- ellos esta-
lactitas, y la luz que los ilumina debe dc
ser, asimismo, una luz irregular y miste-
riosa. con cerebros asi 50 podran com
prender cosas muy dificiles, pero no CO
sas nzuy faciles. Sc comprenderk, por
ejemplo, una columna salom6nica; pero
una columna d6rica corintca. no 50 com
prendera nlmca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
"JULIO CESAR"

Por medic ds unas saisrias experts.
les. comcnzaron q sallr a. smtrs si -
blico comicos > mas c6mieos vsstl1es -
romanos y gFitando:
-ictsari
Ia idea de- Max Rsinhsrdt era aus
estos c6micos se confundIessn con II -
blicO hasta cue 81 pablice. idsniiaca1s
con eIlos. - creysra cue fntsfvenis sn
el cspectAculos pero no hahla mansxa.
III pdblico estaba vestido e. frac . -
chaqueta y los c6ndcos fsan snvusltss
On sus ampiias sanicas romanas
--lctsari lc6sari--nitabsn los e6mi
cos
Y a pcsar del regimen sspubieaas.
este erito 10 daban bisn. IL paiabEa ais.
mana KAISER e.. como sabs Il isstsF.
una corruption ds Ia paIabra latina car
sAR. igual cue sl sujsto Psro Il -
bllco no grstaba No - ssntia. en- nods
aiguno. compenstrado con Ios c6mieea
Ia tcoria de Ios aEamdss esr1s. de MnK
Reinhardt. fracasaba. " era natufnh -
me fjt en- un eorista muy sorao enc -
ii6 en- Ia primsra escsna vocffssau4o
como un onergameno. Nm - afkn as -
nejar multitudsa. Max nsamhasdt haeam
aparecer el ccro constantsments. "a -
tercsFa yea que 20 vi saiiF Il sssds. ms
die:
-. -. - -. - -. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nueva Salud de Reno la
tfaiga salud y belleza.

Una muJer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humandad. No solo Sc siente ella
infelz, sino que Sc We infeliz. Tome Nmeva
S0lHd dc Reno pronto sc vera biep y
fuerte con aquella belIeza real que solo
salud vigor dan. Escasez, exceso.
menstruacion dolorosa, irregular excess
va nauseas, constante malestar, debilidad,
decanniento, calambres, marcos, dolores en-
la espalda la ingle, leucorrea todas las
nhanlaciones leucorreas. ulceraciones y
descargos de la vagina y utero Sc pueden
eurar segura y rapidamente con Nnevs
Solmd dc Reno.
listed notari un cambio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado la primcra dosis.
su semblante neiorara sus barros des-
apareceran- De venta en- todas las dro-
guerias
5. B. LEONARDO q CO.. F.bds.n.... New York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
lmportante opinion emitida
por el Tribunal Supreme

teriormcnte q instancia - Cmmita -
guel y que habia sido psF1adIcaao por -
subasta en- atsncs6n q tsnss "a smhaSno
el caracter de prsferents
Discutida Is anterior meci6u fms -
clarada sin lugar por rsaolsei6u ams g..
70 Ia Corte municipal ds ME Pisafss
en- 20 dc diciembrs ds mi novscisntss
diez y nueve , Ia corts ds DistFl&s ds
san Juan. seccion primara. Dor Ia smyA
de cuatro de mayo De MI novscismtes
veinte hizo iguai pronanelamisnto sn
grado de apsIaci6n.
La anterior rcsoluci6u ha nide apeia.
da para arts esta coFts supEsma per
Luifa HIermanos Ga. y Ia sncsatfs.
mos aiustada = derecho.
AIN admitiendo que si embssso psse
ticado en- bienes dc Felix xsn9otita .
instancia de Camilo Miguel fusra muio
por habcr qusdado ssos bisnss e. -
der del deudor. IA soclsdad Luiaa Hsx.
manOs lejos de hacsr recIamaci6n aiwu.
ma contra dicho embargo admiti6 - exis
tsncia limatAndoss . nEBMBAn0AE
con cuya actuaci6n rsconscl6 . favsf
de camilo Miguel 81 dsEseho Dc aaa -
vcnderse los bisnes al probate as -
tos Sc destinaria = cubrir prsferensemsn
te 81 crtditO de CamlIo kzigael. dsstin8n
dose ol resto sobranfs = soivsntar fetal
parclalments el crtdito de Emiha Tier
manos cla.
Ia moci6n no musstfa enc Al pEse.
ticarse el reembarso q pstici6n &c Isl
Ga Hermanos y Ca fueran dspodiados
los bienes rsembarEadon En- psrnonn a.
tinta del dsudor zsneotita , per tan-
to ese resmbargo 10 pusds dasss sa-
cacia. nsgAndola al embargo hscho = ina
tancia Dc camiio Miguel. rsT adslsess
cl reenbaTgo del mismo dsfsrt0 en Viz
tud del cual - impusna h valiasz asi
embargo.
Tampoco alsaa Ia psticionaria 81 -
mocion que zsn9otita carsnea a. etwen
bienes. fusra De los smbaFxados por g
milo Miguel para 81 pace dsl ert9ite
que reciama , por tanto NJ vsmos esso
haya podidO ser perindieado pos ei 80.
barge y subasta cuya naliaad soiiclta
Ia misma parte apsiants fscsnsss sa
su alegato que no tisns dsseeho . later.
venir en- In moci6m de Camilo MIanai
contra Felix zeng0tita. pues u isy -
cierra las pusrtas para diacutir las aie.
saciones del dsmandanss y Il aetitsd
del demandado en- dicho plsite. per mAs
que sostiene "a derecho para impuRnaF
Ia valdez del embargo y subassa pxse.
ticaaos en- sl mismo. Tai eonisnst6a -
es admissible. 81 Luiha fIsFmanes - efsia
con mejor derecho a eobFaF 81 cr6iito
con prsfereneia a. ds Camiie Mi@usi
Ia debido aiesario en- an pFoce1imiento
adecuado o sea en- una tsscsria ds n,s-
jor dcrocho donds hubisFan tanido 60
hida todas las aisEaeionas " pfusbas
perti~sntes 81 csso sin aeudir una ~
ci6n tardia sobrs nulidaa Dc embsfao
y subasta en- ei iuicio Dc camiio Hlgufi
contra Ftlix zengotEa euya nmliaaa
por ii sOla no ssris bsssanse para assss.
minsr Ia prefercnela ds an ertdiss -.
bre oI otro.
Is dc confrmarse Ia resolr.6I 49,
Iada.
Jose G. HEnNAwDEz
tues Preslasnisg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

cueIa ClAsica de Nurses" Bastara SO.
10 que usted Sc gradti sn ella para que
sea siempre solicitada. meior retribuids
y bien considerable por 81 pubiico en- ge-
neral
somos Ia garantia y seguridad de me-
aicos y paciente~ Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Las alumnas de esta escuela diariamsn
te son soIicitadas para trabajar a donsis
clio. hospitales, instituciones benehcas,
sentrales azucareras. sanidad. etc. de
modo que Sc ofrece una brillante opor-
tunidad para asegurar su pcrvenir.
FL Hospital Presbiteriano sienc la Es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

tar deberan dirigirse Miss Rosa A.
Gonzalez, superintendenta de Nurses +;
y 81 residen en- San Juan en- pueblos
liinitrOfes podrsn verla los lunss, misr-
coles y viernes de once y media doce
antes meridianO en- su oHcina del Hospi.
tai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Be necesitan sshcritas blancas que ha
van cursado primer anO dc Alta Escue
Ia para completar Ia clase de Proban-
das que SO orgauisara fines de diciem-
sre, Las do la Isia que dessen solici-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Luifa HermanOs, sucesores. S. en- G.,
Peticionaria y apelante.
VS.
Camilo Miguel, demandante; ' Felix
zengOtita, demandado y apelado.
No. 2259.
Apelaci6n procedente de la corte dc
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n Primera
PREFERENCIA DE CREDIToS.--TER
CERIA DE MEJoR DERECHo.-Mo.
CIoN PARA ANULAR EMBARGO Y
SUBAsTA.
Un acreedor que Sc considera con mo
jor derecho que otro a cobrar su cr6di-
to un deudor de ambos, debe ejercitar
tai mejor derecho en- un procedimiento
de terceria. Una moci6n presentada por
Ell acreedor ''A'' en- 81 pIeito entabla-
do contra el deudor comun por eI acree-
dor ''B' al objeto de anular el embar
go la subasta celebrates para pagar
la sentencia dictada a favor de 'B".
es tardia, y, ademas, inefcaz, atin en-
Ell case de que el embargo y Ia subasta
'citados fueran nulos, para determinar
la preferencia de un credito sobre otro.
Opinion del Tribunal en.tida por el
juez Presidente sefior Hernandez, San
Juan, Puerto Rico, noviemlre 80 de 1920
Camilo Miguel radic6 demanda con 70
cha primero de octubre de mil novecien
tos diez y nueve en- Ia Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial municipal de Rio
Piedras contra Felix zengotita en- recla-
macion del pago de S4o5.O0 con interc-
ses legales desde la fecha dc la deman-
da, costas, gastos y desembolsos de la
accion, y en- la misma fecha solicito
aseguramiento de sentencia que previa
fianza lie fue concedido embargandose
bienes nsuebles del demaudado que que
daron en- poder de este por indication
del demandarte
Fue anotada la rebeldia del dcmanda-
do y en- catorce de octubre citado 50
dict6 sentencia en- su contra condenan-
dole al pago de la suma reclamada, in
tereses y costas.
Para La ejecucion de dicha 'sentencia
Sc libro mandamicnto al Marshal en- 81
del mismo octubre y en- su consecuencia
fueron sacados publica subasta los bic
mes ernbargados habiendose adjudicado
estos en- % de noviembre dc mil move
cientos diez y nueve a Ramon II. ROdri-
guez Flores como Representative dc Ca
milo Miguel por la suma do $4,000
En- 20 de noviembrc dc mil novecien
tos diez y nueve la sociedad Luifia Her
manos Cha. radic6 moci6n en- Ell mis-
mo juicio con srplica de que SO dcclara-
ra nulo Ell embargo efectuado instan
cia de Camilo Miguel por haber queda-
do los bienes embargados On poder del
demandado Felix zengotita, y nula tam
bi6n la subasta dc esos bienes por no ha
Der habido embargo previo, alegando.
ademas, la Sociedad peticionaria que t.
MIA radicada una demanda en- Ia misma
Corte municipal de Rio Piedras contra
Felix zengotita en- cobro de pesos para
cuyo aseguramiento sc habian reembar-
gado los mismos bienes embargados an
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
iCon1o confrontar ell precio
bajo del az1car?

medic frente crisis dbda baiO
production mism EsO puede ha
honbres an6nes
neior dO mas baratO admas puede usae
para rabajos de production
magen gananas del
dinero dne necesta gaar dnero Al
comprar presto preferente
mecdnico de
pueso.
que que
prestar pono necesue.
CO. Lord & Co. Inc, Ldtimer e Ferndndez
CASE TITAN
San uan juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Z Antes de hacer sus compras visite e
baratillo que tiene alberto la III
| sCIUDAD CoNDAL"
Cruz 8. San Juan, p. r
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Apelacion procedente de Ia corte dc
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n Primera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Camilo Miguel, demandante; ' Felix
zengotita, demandadO y apeladO.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05
Dies Of Pneumonia

Mr.. James P Craig died at the
home of his daught n Mrs Henry
Stone on north Main street last
FRIDAY of pneumonia Mr.. Cra' Z
had for thirty years since the
de ath of his wife, been living
his with his dau shter Mr. Cavrn
er. WIN recently married .,.r
Henry Stonr, a I'd Mrs Browning
of Rosiclare illinois, and had
spent the la"g r portion of LIS
older days in kJsiclare llIinoi',
which were spent in leisure.
Mr. CraigwaS ,rnat Elizabeth
town Ill Dec. 26, lS4l, and was
married 10 Miss Loui e X wan in
1868. or this union three children
were b)rn. tw) of which sur
vlve him, Mts, Browning of Rosi-
claire Ill and Mrs. H enry Stone
of this place. He has two brothers
in Oklahoma, W.D. and Charles
Craig. .... .s
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05
Mrs. Simpson Dies

Mrs. 7. B. Simpson a former
resident of Marion and Mother
of Mrs. c. A. Daughtrey, died
Al H. home in Palu:ah last Fri
d y of Tu Der ocis. Mrs. Simpson,
Is born in Crittenden County
,l lGI2 and lived mere a greater
part of her life. From Marion
$ lie moved to Paducah where she
lived until her death. She was in
aer >lXty-ninth year.
NJ ). Simpson leaves surviving
her seven children; Mrs. C. A.
Daughtrey. of Marion; Mr.. w.
b. Simpson of SikeSton MD.:
Mr.. Dean Simpson of Oklahoma:
Mrs. Bertha Perdew, of Paducah
Miss Velda Simpson, of Paducah
Mrs. Graca Curry of near st.
Louis; and Mrs. Lee Cox of
Calvert City Ky.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05
The Why Of
This Paper

In our last issue we annourc-
ed that there would be no Press
this week. because we were
going to move. We decided il
best to publish this issue if poss.
ible and the result is the copy
mat you are now reading. This
ISSUE was published by the High
school in their office. Perhaps
many OF our reader didn't know
hat the Marionite was published
" tn strde its of the High
school thsmseI's. This sheet is
he sizt of the Marionite and tn,
Press is doing is bit to help the
aigi S.hJ Il in publishing thi
parer. Let everybody patron !. e
the Ma. ionite
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05
Court Notes

TIE following mn I'd citiz,ns
of NJ lri,n, forgetting the city
ordinance that si;s." Snow sha |
be rem " ID from the side. walks
v,tl'n fis. h)I's after &C lsin.
to fall, between daylight and
dark, appeared before the court
and entered pleas If guilty. tax
ing the lowest fine and cost
which is S4.0O.
Robt, Wilborn, Roy johnson,
Rob. Cook, Joe Stewart, Yand. ii
Gughenheim, Henry Paris, Tay.
lor & Taylor. Jack Johnson. Stan
dard Oil Co., Ellis Fritts, 7. c.
Guess Mrs NJ. N. Clark, Seldo,
Hugh IS, Frank Bitler. Lo,tie
Terry. A. II. Reed, Hicklin and
Co.J W.lamb. Farmers Bank.
.,ren YaIes,J.H Farmer. Guy
Lamb, Marshall Braddox. Roht.
jlkins, WV. Rnn! an. Dave Lew
ry. W. II. Morris. Enoch Belt
Albert Mcconnell, Maurie Mum
lick WnbJrn. .J.E.Glass, 4 II
Continued on page tliee.)
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05
Leap Year Party
and
BID Fire.

On Monday evening Mar.h l
a Leap Year Party was given by
the Epworth League in the base
ment of the M. E. Church. About
seventy five people We're present
and it may truthfully be said
that all had a splendid time. The
most beautiful girls in Marion
were present and it is needless
to say they made fine escorts.
The young men present were
rather timid at first, not knowing
Just how to play their part, but
: they gradually gained confidence
and when the ice cream appeared
their self consciousness vanished
as If by magic.
Before the evening was over
every youth present had been
proposed to several times. One
present promised to marry five
different young ladies'. While the
refreshments were being served
splendid music was rendered by
Miss Eva Yates, Ted Boston and
Harry Moore
Immediately after the party
broke up about ten thirty o'clock
the fire whistle blew and all
made a march to the home of Mr..
Northern on West Elm st. the
PROPERTY was owned by N.
Boston of this city was in great
danger for a while as smoke was
so dense in the house that no
person could stay inside any
length of time. The fire caught
in the basement from the furnace
It is supposed that a can of gas.
oline near the furnace was the
immediate cause.
The damage done was not as
bad as It could have been but the
kitchen floor is very unsafe at
present writing.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05

c. J. Pierce returned fron
Fla. Tuesday, where he has be ;,
stree last A Jri..
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
RAILROAD MEASURE is
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
All Transportation Lines Go Back ia
the Control Of the
Owners.

Washington, March president
Wilson signed the railroad bill. max
ing it law. The legislation on which
congress has worked internationally for
months became effective-the presi-
dent having approved tat the same
time the roads were turned back by
the government to their owners at
II :01 o'clock Monday morning.
Thus ends 20 months of federal con-
troll and operation of the lines. Some
Of the urgent Journalistic advocates of
government ownership have within the
last week threatened Mr.. Wilson that
if he signed this bill he would seal the
doom of the Democratic party, but he
signed it. nevertheless.
The president issued a proclamation
naming Walker d. Hines, under the
provisions of the act, to wind up all
matters arising out of federal control.
He also sent his reply to the is rail-
pending wage disputes should be left
to a bipartisan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and men-to operate independently of
the bill.
The president took the position that
the machinery set up by the new rail-
road act is ample to advance quick
and fair settlements. He pointed out
that the act itself sets forth that all
carriers and their officers and en-
ployees shall exert every means pos
Sihle To avoid q hnIt in TRANSFORMATION
growing out of any, dispute, and that
whenever possible disputes shall be
decided in conference between repre-
sentatives and employees.
Mr.. Wilson holds that the plain in
tention of the bill was that BIZ
partisan body should be set up to try
to settle the pending wage problem.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
GOVERNMENT RULING
CUTS POWER OF BIG 8
Packers Aqree to Writ Keeping
Them Out of Certain Branches
of Trade.

Washington, Feb. 28.-The agfeeu
decree under which the Big D PACK
ers are forever enjoined from engaS-
ing in any line of business other imam
that of handling meats and produce
was filed in the District of Columbia
Supreme court. 1t was submitted Dy
Attorney General Palmer, who SAID
it removed the menace of controi Oh
unrelated industries by the Big D ana
confined their activities in the future
TO the business of distributing meat
and it's by-products.
Counsel for the packers in state
ment to the court said the decree had
been agreed to by the defendants mot
because of guilt, for they have not VIC
lated any law, but that the American
people may be assured that there Is
not the remotest possibility of food
monopoly by the packers"
It was submitted by Attorney Gen
erai Palmer. who said it removes the
menace of control of unrelated indus
tries by the big five and confines their
activities in future TO the business OF
distributing meat and its by-products."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
FRANCES RAIL STRIKE ENDS
Mobilization of the Military Forces
Found Hard Nut to
Crack.

Paris, March 1.-THE strike on the
French railroads has ended. An IN
derstanding was reached between the
directors of the railways and the men,,
and the national federation immediate
ly ordered the resumption of work.
The strike began last week on the
Paris-Lyons-M editerranean road and
was followed Saturday by an order for
a strike on all the railways of France,
but reports from various quarters have
told of the failure of the men to walk
out. The mobilization for military
duty of the railroad men, adopted by
the government as a measure to COM
bat the strike, resulted, the govern
ment announced. in the response of so
per cent of the men called upon.
The Federation Of Labor considered
calling general strike in all the
trades as last resort, but abandoned
such a plan. The government caused
the arrest of several of the strike
leaders.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
DRUGS EXCITE Y0ID
KIDNEYS, USE :
1T Your Back Hurts
Rothers, Drink Lots ., SI'''
Water.

When your kidneys hurt o.,
back feels sore, don't get sang aaa y
proceed to load your stoma 9.s'ed .
lot of drugs that excite tSo !, sc
and irritate the entire urins,a aa'I
Keep your kidneys clean lit ,'ly ta
your bowels clean, by fnsb, wv y
with a mild, harmless salts ~. D
moves the body's urlnous r "aa |
stimulates them to their nor Taa' !,
ity. The function of the Eidna g
filter the blood. In "A bor,, y =
strain from it 500 grains ~ '. \,
waste, so we can readily uD a.
the vital importance of ksa',a
kidneys active. pIs
Drink lots Of water-yop cana
too much; also get from oD r1l !.
cist about four ounces of Ia ~ n
take a tablespoonful in ~.
water before breakfast each , Is,
for a few days and your kid,sr,
act fine. This famous salts
from the acid of grapes and !.
juice, combined with litbls A.,
been used for generations fl
and stimulate clOgged kidneys. j.
neutralize the acids in urine -
longer is a source of irritation
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. c,,,,.
jure; makes a delightful ers,,s..
lithia-water drink which s,,,.'
should take now and then !,
their kidneys clean and ACTIVE
this, also keep up the water Dim
and no doubt you will wonap, !,
became of your kidney trong.
backache.-Aet,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
RAIL STRIKE ENDS
ToIers Accept Arbitration; Right to
Organize Respected by
Companies.

Paris, March 3.-The strike Of the
railway men throughout France was
settled on the following points: The
right Of men to organize will be re
spected throughout the railroad sys-
TENS of France The railroad men ac-
cept arbitration on points not as yet
settled and an immediate study of fu-
ture rules for railroads will be begun.
The companies will not pay wages to
the mon for the time lost during the
strike, but disciplinary penalties for
ponresumption of work after the men
had been summoned will be Cancelled.
Directors of companies will revise 9TH
err penalties in the spirit Of justice.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10
COMMUNICATING IS DOUBLED
Asks Additional Funds for
Work

Washington, March 4.-Counterfeit-
ing has doubled in the last six months,
due to the circulation of greater.
number Of government securities, In
Guiding federal reserve notes, Chief
w. II. Moran of the sercret service
told house committee in asking for
increased appropriations for rounding
up counterfeiters. .
The raising of federal reserve notes
is one of the most common acts of the
swindlers, he said.