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Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
PLANTS

BUY YOUR cut flowers direct from grower. Extra fancy roses. soc per doz. delivered. We are cutting frCI4l 100000 rose bushes. Five years as wholesalers has amply equipped us for the retail business Clay Tice Flower and Plant Co. Phone IO2J3 dd
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

FOR RENTING bedrooms access to sleeping porch with four exposures. also comfortably furnished three room apartment with private bath, modern convenfences. steam heat; summer rates or lease. 3S5 N. Second avenue
 Phone 449S- bb
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses !

Houses Furniture of Three Room House For
 Sale Cheap
 Party can rent house at summer rates and move in. Nice brick house and close in.
 Furniture S250 Cash Cal at E. Side house 21o E. Taylor St. CLEAN a-room furnished house. ITS ". Lincoln. bg FOUR-ROOAI furnished brick house, gas, lights, bath; shady and cool; nice location, half block from ear line. 6 N. 12th St. Phone S0S2. bi NICELY furnished modern 5-room house; nice, cool sleeping porches s45 2e72 N. Third St. on Indian School car Enc Phone S9SS 1t SMALL house for rent, suitable for small family; cheap rent. 1924 E. Me Kinley. bg FOR RENT-Furnished house, close in; rent given for taking care of prop erty; must furnish references. Phone mornings 38ST. bs HALE house, rooms and sleeping porch; no siclkI no children. 925 East McAlnley
 FOR RENT-To adults Broom fur nished house. Call at 1z23 ". Linden after , p. m. gs' FURNISHED five-room house for. sale or rent No sick. By owner 2249 \. Central. bd FOR RENT-Furnished cottage at Iron Springs for the month of July Phone 4s39 bb FOR Four-roon furnished brick house bath and garage. 1343 r. MoreIand. Phone s493. bb FOR RENTING room sottage. 703 F. Adams bb SIX ROOM p. d. brick modern. fur nished, water paid fine shade, very cool house; no children nor sick. 1s20 P. Van Buren. $50 per month b. 4-ROOM furnished house with large screen porch. 366 N 10th St bg
 FOR RENT
 Groom and screen brick P. D. 1902 ". Jackson. $40. No children.
 ALSO
 Nicely furnished apartment. 1912 " Washington; S45.
 SEE SHAW
 KEYSTONE REALTY co.
 15 N. First Ave bb FURNISHED house, 1 rooms and screen room; garage; quiet neighbor- hood; $55 per month. Phone 3659 or call l425 F. Fillmore bd 4-ROOM brick. electric washer and sweeper. plano; four months lease. at S45 per month; water paid. Phone 41z1 for appointment. 1tl NEW S-room brick, good shade. $50. Healthy adults only. 349 N 7th ave nue. bb FOR RENT-A cool. modern. fur nished seyen-room brick house; good shade. 3I9 N Ninth Ave Phone 29S5.
 bb FOR REHVT-F'our- room furnished house; modern. Phone s0s7. bb FURNISHED house Tor rent to a 1 quiet couple; no children, no sick. 4 nicely furnished four room, bath. ga- rage at $50 per month for summer: i winter S75. 1912 ". Washington. If FOR RENT-Wen furnished seven { room bungalow in southwest section of | Los Angeles. VIII rent July and Aug | lst. Apply to Mrs. w J. Ieaw 1887 | West 46th street. Los Angeles. bd | FOR RENT-Three- ee-room furnished f cottage, modern, s25: water free: shade. S05 S. First Ave If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

REFRIGER RATORS-Now is the time To buy them; we are making reduc- ion on them to close ont what are left s7 West Jefferson St. cor. 1st Ave. and Jefferson. Phone 9093. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

Buick 4-OriginaI paint, five good tires, only run 5000 miles; top and upholstery fine condition. This car is worth quite a little more than the price asked. See it to appreciate it.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

bOR RENT-5-room, large screen porch, furnished house; garage. SAT x. Seventh Ave. Phone '3323. br
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

BED ROOMS and Sleeping porch clean. cool, close in; no sick. 321 w Jefferson. Phone 1729. bd.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
Home Builders

Need more Money to Build More Homes. 
 Tel 1904 124 N. First 4
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
My Dodge Roadster

Must go today. Leaving for coast to- night; S40O takes it. 514 N. Sixth St
 hf4
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

FOR RENT Four room furnished brick rouse, bath and garage. 1343 E. Moreland Phone S493 ha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

the funnel Will inter out the water and do
away with the danger.
Q. Will appreciate 1t NrrY much II
you will answer tho following question:
How can ono loosen or ramove Il 3Ox3 i-2
Inch tire which sticks fast to me rim
A.. About tbs best advice I can give
you In TO pry the 'ife oil bic DN bit with
good tire tool. unless 1t is about used
up. when the pouring and soaking In Of
q. There is a lot Of noise ga the, forward
R RSt' d g, 70 ynFns %s sf :ais
he cam gears. Can you suIsest soms-
thing fsn {. t laora me Than Lex ss fI ha IA:
comes f, ron you. tan 1ssri an u tne
so the. balls VII, rattle. me ioeaiinx OF =
in The diasr.nilai VII. lie irSusmitted
through ,hs pr1DsS Io shat 'na 1,hsT pnr,s
/. really Is In the rear.
rings cleaned. etc. but now the car seems
DO h not think s I i. coasts so we'll as be-
The whss S %1 arc
S o sh , 5acf for qD the on whs %he and
= Q. My cnsine goes, very fast when I
s"a .i hs sF s DIS MT Then seP u suG
d, niy goes very fast. Please tell mo
what Y your 'ne e Tsns2n i. slipping II Gone
clutch. Try tightening the spring or treat
Ing with a little castor oil. II dry plato
disc. try cleaning, by nrsh!nE with kero,
gene or tighten the hprtng nuts. II wet
plat. disc. mix some kerosene Win ,h h
latter. however II the same Gil Is used
both in engine and clutch housing.
, .. How l connect uD spotiiEh'
on u late model Gsisl Hrpp7 This ca.
about. eleven miles on a ,galion OF r "a,
gear reduction in high gear? Would ap'
preciate answers to above dueEttons
A. would connect this spotlight d.
cisi switch then TO The light. and ther
back to the other terminal OF the battery
think you should get little batter
| II iieage. Perhaps fourteen.
I cannot give you the exact gear ratio
but you can quickly determine this b,
| lacking up one wheel and tying atrln,
BY CO.. ni'nK the number Of turn. of n
piy!ng, by two: yen will have the yea,
| reduction. You will have to multiply b,
| TWO. as when, only one wheel Is turnec
! the dincreutial acts 30 that the wheel re
| wolves twice far. IL would wher
both arc revolving by the propeller shat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

to block up the engine. and then move
the transmission and clutch housing. Tho
clutch can then be pulled out OF the trans
mission. AS tho arms which support the
power plant TO the frame are on tho clutch
housing this In rather difficult lob in
your model. The end play may be due
20 the nuts holding the retainer at front
sof the transmission having worked back.
These you may DO abb. to tighten with
out removing the clutch. a side play o.
quarter of an inch may not do any hart.
here. but OF couTse. IL would be best TO
eliminate II. II you take apart the clutch
have the adjusting split washer In sec
ond groove. DO not try TO use the the
first. as you Will not gct enough throw
O., Having Rad the inclosed clipping;
g.soi;ne from an Iron S or Ss..ei tank by BY
terinE through channels or cloth laid
II. a funnel to tho tank OF Tin Hen
rery" car. Kindly advise mo II am
making u mistake: make suggestion.
A. There have been at least two fatal
explosions as renult OF ALTERING HaHo;
line through chamois laid In metal
funnel Static elt ctr!ciy IL generated when
the gasoline soeh through the chsmois.
tank. or the charnoi. is pulled away from
causing the explosion. Many a man has
done his flterinR In this way thousands
Of times nevertheless the danger Is here:
Having n nnc WIG gauze In the spout OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

the fun charge reach the. cylinders.
When we give the engine more
gas" as the saying Is. we open tho
throttle or butterfly as explained
VIII this throttle affect the mix
ture? When the butterfly "R" is
nearly closed. the mixture will be
checked by 1t and SO sort of pile up
in the mixing chamber &C" and thus
greatly. reduce the vacuum here.
Thus the spray from the nozzle and
the air entering at d. will both be
reduced. IT, however, the throttle is
amount of mixture to pass. then the
"pilinE-up" action will not be so
great: there VIII be greater vacuum.
the spray Will be greater and the
be greater The proportion Of gas
to air, however, will not be the same
as before. because the resistance Of
tho opening ID" and the friction Of
or the incoming air more than the
resistance OF the nozzle opening will
check the gasoline. Thus. an the
throttle Is opened the MIXTURE will
constantly become richer.
The mixture entering the cyIin-
ders must always be in the same pro-
portion OF gas and air. Therefore.
the carbureter az above will not do,
low more air 10 enter, at the higher
speeds. How this Is accomplished
VIII be shown in the next lecture.
9. I am reading your automobile in
struction'. although am nor an owner
OF car. yet am the owner OF u six
HORSEPOWER. ,hree-cyiinder. four-cyele
psaa ar nf ,t sn5in0 a. have had
nss To- NAB, ma Out YOU '. al, ss M
haIt speed: throw IN my, .Missh. ana sSt :
| engine wi ~ start at once, but will remain
ssuis !; ss Il s.irs. Ss:s ssI$sns
Setsr sr,e. o1 si
s,s -h 3. ii f safT ssSi 70 o.! !Ss5:
liz " s Is ssS :
gray as, Ii. The ird sSp.' Ra. h' ysSi
valves may be IN bad condition. and sei
they become hot and eIUand the com:
p5s1'lGn ,, Il en.res assume ,h S
plugs vii Be we! 4. above; sSsn though
II is hard TO say whether or not the
esn show ,h. Cheek IN ihs ihTee e s,Sns
,iaIs Sec that ,hsre j. E9Pd eompTGss.on
being vapor!zed and properly mixed wl,h
change from second TO high gear there Il
| n knocking noise and IL seems to b, ir
III. tF trans n!,.on; and some,ims. there
into mash lust right, What seems to bs
,he trouble7 There Is also knock aone.
where in the motor when I nrst start out
hu. when I spsed up 4 can be barrel,
knock How can Il be, relieved,
coal oil and put in fresh oil. and il see!net
"a; The gear shifting trouble is cult,
likely, due TO the action OF the clutch
| "A lsA nm m 4.
The knock may be due TO play in IN.
universal joint; There are 40 many place.
CINE. such as al the wris, pins, bearings
It is impossible TO tell from where. your,
could come without Listening to the en-
be a piston ring .lap:
shaft has an end MAY OF about one
20 take the clutch out in order to remed,
this II go, please tell ms. how to 20 sbou
IL. a. would Ike to place new facing,
on the discs II same Will have. to be
a. To take out the clutch YOU will hav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Sparks From Motorland

Three hundred and: seventy-nvc
thOusnnd trucks Rre to be pro-
duecd in 1D30.
Two hundred and nfty-nve
thOUsnnd OF these will carry
Pneumatic tires ms factory equip
mcnt.
There Will he big demand for
pneumntlcs In nixcs under ~.
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

New Orleans now has an auto sales
man who reigns supreme as. bull
:hrower. He's Enrique Robes. better
known in Madrid and Mexico City as
"Chicorrito. the Noted Bull Fighter"
During his first week as Il salesman.
ChicOrrito sold three automoblles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

line would be rationed unless con-
sumption was decreased have been
cmphatically denied by oil company
that there is no danger OF an immi-
rcnt gasoline shortage. They advise
however. that all users should clim!-
nate waste wherever possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Dumping into curbs. hitting bump
in the road. turning out into gutter.
shocks and jolts and similar straiHI
very likely will cause misallfgnmey
wheels travel with skidding actioi
wearing down the treadS quickly
Wheels should be tested frequentl
for true alignment. i,t4s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Ills Majesty. the King of England,
is now the owner OF Il farm tractor.
lie bought one recently for use of the
-oya, estates in Balmoral. Scotland.
and when II was placed In operation
he was enthusiastic over It's perform
ancc. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

j.. II. Gunth, formerly office man
hser liassler Sales Agency. haze been
appointed travelling salesman tor the
same company. covering the territory
OF south Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

the Cleveland auto dealers refused to
pay II. Ar auto display week on
motor row will take the place OF the
show.
Legislators who fail to see the
handwriting on the wall and vote
against good road measures may soon
Automobile owners and dealers In
Tennessee are banding together to
defeat candidates for reelection who
voted wrong" and their example Is
being followed In other States.
During. the recent drive of the Boil
shevist forces, against Warsaw. the
motor truck saved the day for the
poics. Motor trucks ana busscs were
Eresscd into service at the height OF
the city's peril and soldiers were car
ried TO the front. AS a result War
saw was saved from the Soviet men
ace.
virginia Paint and OIL Company.
Inc. are now occupying their new
building at Twelfth and Cary Streets.
me new building gives them sew
eral thousand more feet of floor
space, also DETER railroad facilities.
The motor truck is fast becoming
mighty factor in the Transportation
OF Americas food supplies. Figures
recently compiled from reports from
country grain elevators show that a
large percentage OF the bumper 1920
grain crop is being transported to
railroads and elevators In trucks.
Just n few years ago the horse and
| wagon had this field to themselves
An unusual demand n. q Mass-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Economy OF travelling by automo-
bilo as compared with travelling on
the railroads is emphasized by. the
Increase OF 20. per cent in railroad
passenger fares and 80 per cent in
Pullman rates. Automobile manufac-
turers believe these increases will
stimulate motor travel considerably
during the coming yeur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

For the FIRST time since the auto
mobile became popular. Cleveland will
not have an auto show this winter.
Owners of the only available build
ing demanded $4,000 a week rent and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Rubber Company. left yesterday for
kokomo. Ind. to visit the Kokomo
Rubber Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

achusetts summer resort recently fol
souvenir traffic cops. six inches hiehj
led to an Investigation by Federal ots
Ulcers. Horrors! 1t was found .thal
each traffic cop" conta1nsdi twsl
drinks OF moonshlne whfskyi ssYhicF
could be poured out from hole
under his arm. The traffic cops ara
no longer for sale. Et
The first auto church" was recenks
~ held in Chicago. Services were
held In court near the Third, Press
pyterian Church, which provideG
parking space for 100 cars. MotoristS
sat in their cars and listened to thS
hymns and sermon. The scheme WA
originated to attract churchgoet1
who were reluctant to attend seryica5
in church during the hot summe5
months. .s.<,f. Is
Auto clubs in many citieS"are noH
waging campaigns to eliminate bog
tlenecks"-points where traffic janls
ind annoying delays occurS Streets
are being opened which will serve e
by-passes around these bottlenecks
and the motorists are being encours
aged to use them, with the resuE
that traffic is moving quicker arg
smoother. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

70 their branches In Virginia and
North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

The 5o0.000th car manufactured By
the Dodge company was driven over
land recently from Detroit to Salt
Lake City by Its owner, +. Botterill
The trip OF 1862 miles was made In
six days. an average OF more than
300 miles a day. Nomishaps occurred
during the Journey and the car was
In perfect shape when the trip was
completed.
Charles JamIson, OF the National
Tire and Rubber Company, has re-
turned home after an extended WISH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

An unusual demand at Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

the Cleveland auto dealers refused to
pay II. Ar auto display week on
motor row will take the place OF the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-06
JACINTO TEXIDOR
AVOCADO Y NoTARIo.

Graduado de la Universidad de Madrid. Admtido la
Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos.
Fierce Trbuhaes de la sa, Core Federal.
Oficina: Edco Bouret San Jso No. H. San Juan r. R.
Apartado de coreos Mo. 252 TeIefono No. 1898.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-06
.UN ASOMROSO
EXPERIMENTO
La Melba canto por la tele-
fonia sin hilo.-La escu-
charon 6 ciudades distintas

LoNDRES JUNO 17.-Nellie Melba,
cantante de opera cant6 hoy para un
auditorio diseminado por las Islas Bri
tanicas y gran parte de Europa. Por
medic de areglos con ell Daily Mail
la prima donna cant6 varias cancio-
nes en- un micr6fono emplazado en- una
pequefa habitaci6n de las fabricas de
Marconi, en- Chelmsford, desde donde
Sc transmitieron por el telefono ina
lambrico radios que permiti6 fueran
escuchadas desde Roma, Madrid, Ber-
lin y Estockolmo.
Sc han recibido telegramas de Pa
rfs y la Haya dando cuenta de que
las canciones Sc oyeron claramente, al
mismo tempo que varios propietarios
de aparatos inalambricos en- la Gran
Bretaaa tambien pudieron oirlas muy
bien.
EN- UN CAMPANGENTo ESPANoL
MADRID, JUNO Tia voz de la
Meltb, chntando en- Chelmsford In
glaterra, fu6 oida hoy por telefono sin
hilos en- la estaci6n militar del cam
pamento de Carabanchel, cerca de Ma
drid. FL accomplishments de piano fue
tambi6n perceptible por ell telefono
ki
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-06
ExitO de Ia pOmada'
zELITA en- New York
Ponce, P. r. mayo A, 1920.
Sr. Marcelino Torres,
Juqna Ofaz. p p,

Ponce, p r mayo A, 1920.
Sr. Marcelino Torres,
Juana Diaz, T. r.
Esdmado amigo:
Hace como un mes que regrese de los
Bstados Unidos, en- donde tuve la opor
tunidad de hablar con un amigo mio,
I'm tai Franceschini, de Guayanilla y es-
to me inform6 que habia sido prsgunta-
tado por varias senoritas americanas pa
~ cohseguirle la pomada zelita, que
hsgta la habian legado a ofrecer q S25
por cada bote Este senior Franceschini
me indic6 habia escrito ustedes por
muestras Y las que 10 mandaron las
reparti6 entire algunas muchachas ameri-
canas, dando a estas un resultado salts
factorio, siendo una de elias la que lie
60 a ofrecer los $500 81 le consegiia
IN pomo.
70 eatimo que con una buens propagan
da en- los Estados Unidos puede tener
IL pomada una buena aceptaci6n y CO.
mo es usted uno de los accionistas de
In Compafiia no he tenido inconvenien-
te en- informarselo por 10 que pudiera
convenirles.
0uedo como siempre de usted asto.
amigo y S. S.
(Firmado) j. BERNAoLA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-06
DEMPSEY ABsUELTo

Jack Dempsey, campe6n de peso com
pleto mundial, fue absuelto por un ju.
rado en- ell Tribunal de Distrito de los
Estados Unidos, de la acusaci6n de ha-
Der eIudido ell servicio militar.
Aparte de la suggestion que ejercen
siempre los campeones, el case de Mr..
Dmpsey era bastante serio para ell jul
rado. Porque dicen que las da muy
duras....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-06
SOCIEDAD FILANTRO-
.PICA DELA UNIVERSE
DAD DE PUERTO RICO
vAMos A sENALAR UN GAMING Y
A INsPIRAR UNA PROTECTION. J..

Dc Ia Universidad. entrs un grupo de
i6venes sntusiastas y de buen coraz6n,
ha surgido ia idea, va en practica, de
socoTTer toda la iuventud estudiantil
de la isla que, por no tener recursos,
vese en- ia necesidad de cortar sus as
piraciones y caer en medic de su pri-
mer derTota.
La mueca dolorosa del infOrtunio les
ha deshecho. cuantas veces. la amb1-
ci6n mas querida. dejandoles, con ton
ia mansedumbre ,en Ell pobre Sitio de
los imposibles. Y han sido llevados, por
La fuerza de su situacion. frente un
destino, con desprecio involutario ha-
ella aquella vida que no pudo ser de
clos, por carecer de recursos y no te-
ner quien implorarselos. :.
Este grupO de humanos ha respon-
dido con toda abnegacion al grito de
la necesidad, y una sociedad ha toma-
do los deberes de la protection. Faltos
de pan, Sc han lanzado la propagan-
da por todo el pals, y tras su empedo
ha venido La recompensa de los prime
ros asaltos. Pero hasta hoy Ell movi-
miento ha sido lento. sordo. casi insig-
nifcante. no habiendose advertido min
gun resultado complete. Y este que alta
inc nuestros capitalists no puede OIL
vidaFse 81 adoptan negligencia Sc
hacen los indiferentes
La idea. hermosa como es, tieps que
ser secundada unanimemente. Negarse
2 prestar su concurso, es declararse ale
no una limosna tantas veces ttil CO.
mo necesaria. Es esta una oportunidad
para saber decir con pruebas. que CO.
razon tiene. que amor SO le tiene al
projimo cuanto Sc quiere su pue-
bio. No es de maflana nj de ningtln otro
tempo la OCCASION que Sc presenta pa
ra saberse colocar en- medic de un pa
triotismo y de un espiritu noble y sa-
no. Es necesario, urgentemente necesa
rio, que todos nuestros hombres pudien
tes contraigan La obligation y presten
sin reparo alguno. su ayuda. :.
Sc necesita comprar hbros, contribuir
al sosteniIniento de un nilmero consi-
derable de estudiantes. hacer gastos de
todo indole. siguiendo todas ell mismc
fin, estar pronto cualquier oportu'
nidad dc socorro. cumpliendo la idea y
la mission alta que Sc han compro
metido.
No esperamos el fracaso. La llamada
SO ha hecho. Responder significa querer
ly querer es la inspiration del amor
que llega hasta ell sitio que Sc espera
que Sc aguarda, con una bendici6n eter-
ma de gratitud y de admiration. No pue
dc suponerse m fracaso al proyecto,
tan iusto y tan humane, lleno de tan
grande generosidad.
No hay cantidad fila porque aun nc
Sc sabe cuantos haya que favorecer
Cualquier cantidad realiza un bien. Lo
que Sc busca es que haya una acepta-
ci6n general que dentro del mayor
buen deseo tenga exito un rasgo de in
tenciones tan mobiles. Acudir como pri-
mer soldado a la primera llamada. de-
be ser Ia iiciativa de todos. FL benef-
clio sabra repartirse, de muchos sera
el recuerdo de tanto coraz6n comprome
tido en- gratitud.
Y sin sefialar. separandonos del me-
dio corriente. el trabaio ha empezado
sin acudir uno, Sc ha acudido a todos
Y con todog ha empezado ell trabajo.
La mano de cualquiera que dc cual-
quier rraesnST =. 2~tFe
~ T A PRTHPo.a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-06
NOESEL TRABAJO- -OTRO ESEL MOTIVOl

NUANDO una persona llega oficinas cansada y
adolorida las prmeras horas de la puede
- hacer responsible al trabao por padecmenos Por
fuerte que e trabajo, hasta la fecha ha dado
e de que haya maado aguien siempe que haya
evado vida metodca Sin embargo e TRAFALGAR Irregular
mente falta de descanso sueno distraction eercico deba
los rnones anene al indivduo esado de cansanco
aburrmento de NAL geno medic enfermo La dehldad
renal de consecuencias terbes fatae deben
dose, por tantO retardar el tratamento de NAL.
Las Pld0rds De Foster Para Los RiioneS han Savado
nndad de etnpeados ees de ofcnas audores de ferro
carres muchos de elo personals que haban
obgadas abadonar enpeos por imposi-
badas para e desempeno de cargos Esas pdora
quincamente puraS droga Clase
que puedan perudciales al organisno eRas medic
siglo han sdo ecomendadas usadas uniSeahhente ST
sufre I'd de dolores de espaa cansanco snoas del III
NAL renal espee mas pue$o que puede see fatal
Dirijase inmedatamente Ia prmcra boca obenga
frasco de Pad0raS De Foster Para Los RiToAeS,
De toda las bocas Socie foleto sobre
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