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, 1920-06-24

myself" rer III example Of which have Away preached A man ought to
lie or duty n his principles. hold fast to every lea which have az
vanceda rs to, the condition anh future of or country, and shall willingly lie
for it hold duties of conscience above all else. Besides | wish 10 show
those wO deny MS patriotism That we know hw to die for duty and prn-
cfples"
While RIA ws in Europe working for Philippine reforms the Spanish
governor general, 10 Indirectly punish HIzal carried on a relentless persecu-
tfn of his rurents M relatives i'll the Philippines driving them inoe xne
No his parents Rial left II second letter saying: "Should fate go agnnt me
you wilt understand tht shall die happy in the thought that ~ death will
end all your troubles. Return 10 our country ad may ou| be happy in it,
Till the lat ome of my uteI shall * thinking off, . IA wishing you all
GOO fortune N happiness"
Spain had meanwhile determined on having RnnTs life. foonsLy thinking
hat if his oce was Sthleda agitation for the refurus he ohnnpioned woud
ed Rial vas arrested on II trumped up charge -. treason md Condemned
TO death III II o sooner had the firing squad completed rs work than the
teachings of Rial almost StnnAneously became the passionate inspiration
of the whole Filipino rare. fsu niuste execution had simply transferred the
intense patriotism of RIA TO the breasts Of al enire nation of people The
Philippine nationnlism of today dates hom the sunstiny morning of Decene her
himselfs said. his nfef or his couuhys redemption.
While touring in the Philippines recently the conviction va ever present
my mind, and I couId nt throw it off, that The real inspiration as we'll as
is the spirit Of Jose RIAL The memory of Rial and the desire for indie
HizaI is the inspiration f all "nsses OF old n young o. all the people:
he is not dead, or his prit is everywIere in hat beautiful land. His pic
lure adUns the homes of the poorest fautHes: streets, avenues IN little are
AIMED in his honor, while his statue stands in he parks and public squares
In life Rial a a beautiful character, kind IN considerable Of ALL, gladly
giving hsH life or hisc country. M in memory he hasb ecunne tlc attic Idol
Viii such ii spri as its national inspiration the Philippines cmn not help but
reachh heights low not dreamed IT,
While awaiting death in his cell during his last night o earth Rial wrote.
a remarkable poenL" My Istt Farewell" He secreted HE manuscript m al
alcohU cooking ami, where it vas fOuhd after his execution 1t low
MY LAST APEWEIJ
, 1920-06-24

The Sun to any address for s2.5G
per ear.
, 1920-06-24

Two ladies gay met Il boy one day,
His legs We're briar scratched
His clothes were blue. but II nut-brown
hue
Marked the place where his pants
were patched.
They bubbled with joy at the blue
clad boy
With his spot of nut-brown hue
why didn't you patch with II color
to matchT'
They chuckled. why not in blue?'
Come, don't be coy, my blue-brown
boy,
Speak IL :" and they laughed with
glee:
And he blushed rose-red, while he
baslifully said:
THAT amt no patch that's me-"
The Sun to any address for $2.5G
per year.
, 1920-06-24
POSSIBLY

To every newspaper in the country
are departments OF commerce has just
Transmitted. III II sheet of PAPER L. ny
S inches. he lntIlii-.I &c that st. Louis
the pap. fatuipe by selling their pd-
per scraps. Possibly in two months
time, by dilliErrce and care, the stu
dents may ave as much paper as the
department of wasted on this
one bulletin-Billings Gazette.
, 1920-06-24
Everything Wrong.

The deals which Mime. Nature hands
II pity. ii horror and disgrace. She piles
the ocean water twenty kilometers
deep. which makes the famous liquid
almost comically cheap. She stacks
the plains and mountains twenty kilo-
meters high AMI leaves the mighty
country doggone dry. - Steamboat
Springs CCOlo.) Pilot.
, 1920-06-24

judge.
Judges-some judges, particularly
this judge Mack-are doing their level
best to convince people that justice
really is blind, totally blind. Either
remarkable eyeSight hat she can dis
cover an almost imperceptible flaw in
any | Il walegislative body enacts, and
that ono having seen that flaw can
see no further.-Sheridan Post.
, 1920-06-24

There was II young lady named Banker.
Who slept while the ship was at an
chor. .
She awoke in dismay
When she heard the mate say,
Now hoist up the top sheet and spank
er.'-Kingwood CIV. Va.) Journal.
, 1920-06-24
RIAL, FILIPINO MARTYR,
WROTE REMARKABLE POEM
BY FORMER CONGRESSMAN CLYDE n. TAveNNER.

Every year June 10 Is celebrated by
Filipinos as the anniversary of the
birthday of the Filipino martyr, DIR.
Jose Rial. regarded as the greatest
man the Malay race has produced.
Rial, who spoke seven languages
and was a cultured and much traveled
man ton one occasion he travelled
across the United States). earned the
enmity of Spanish governors In the
Philippines by protesting against the
oppression of the Filipino people. As
a boy he had witnessed scenes that
sent shafts of GRIEF into his poet
soul. and he early dedicated his life
10 h liberation of his land adored. "
At the risk of his life, and ut the
sacrifice of his career, friends inc
loved ones. he became the spokesman
for the Stified grievances of the voice
less multitude. and thus became The
living indictment of SPANS wretched
colonial system
Rial could have saved his life. as
he had been warned by friends not to
return 10 the islands. He could not
he ~dissuaded. bus before returning to
MANILA left n leiter with IA friend in
HOngkOne to he opened after his
death, in which he wrote: GLADLY do
] go TO expose myself to peril, not as
any eXpiatiOn of miSdeed (fOr ia this
matter l believe myself guiltless of
, 1920-06-24
Coming to Saratoga on
Thursday, July 1, 1920

Commences and absolute realism are two fea-
lures always present in the production of Male and
Female. Ancient Babylon in all it's prodigal mag
nificance is one of the settings. Properties used in
this great production total many thousands of dol
lars in value, and the wonderfully gorgeous gowns
worn by Gloria Swanson, Lila Lee and Bebe Daniels,
who are IN the cast, are worth a handsome price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
LAMES PAULA
] IN CRIME CASE
ter Of Georgia Millionaire
~ Testifies

4 MACON. Ca. Dec. f7.-Testimony
WAT Mrs. Annie b. Cults. one Of the
sour defendants held IN connection
18th the alleged murder of Frederick
~ Shepard. millionaire peach king"
! I'D declared that the fruitgrower
- poisoned by Paula and her
ing" was given at the preliminary
onring here yesterday by Mrs.
Alice crandaIl. sister Of the dead
IN.
!. Mrs- Crandan was telling Of an al
nwed conversation she had with Mrs
&Entts several weeks ago.
Her reference TO 'Paula~ was
noade n she looked directly at Mrs
Rnuiine Elmer. widow OF Shepard
M one of the four held for his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
Prosser Breaks
Recruiting Records

Prosser. a community Of 1900 per.
sons In Benton county. holds the
kntsfe record for the organization OF
national guard company In peace
HINES. Capt Ralph A. Horr, organi-
Stn officer, declares. Within Ave
.iime company Of so was con
~ and sworn into state service
y only reason that there are not
bore men IN the company Is because
apt- Horr was forced TO make train
connections and could not stay long
Enough to swear In the rest Of the
men who were available at that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
Strong Man Lifts
Taxi and Saves Boy

PARIS, Dec. 17.--Whfle a help
less crowd surveyed the scene,
Bouievard Haussman. the strongest
man In France, lifted taxicab sim
(efehanded and released a newsboy
nned beneath II when II over.
jrned. The crowd didn't know
. lat the hero was the famous Hauss-
mann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17

3 tse cans Imported
Sardlnes In pure
olive oil lse
zoe pkg Dromedary
cocoanut ..... l0e
9 Ice pkgs. MaRgin
Soups s....... xh~
Toe can Del Monte
Tomato Sauce BE
Soc pure Black Pep
per. lib. ....... z6c
. tte eans corue6
Beef for ..... .1se
. ibs. small White
Beans ...#..... 10c
zoe bottle Ripe
olives ...---..l Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
C. O. P. Drunk, but
He Gets Off Easy

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. 1T
= drunk. your honor, but voted
&4raight republican ticket" May
tbaugh, old-time offender. told
!ke shsfer. I'm be easy on you.
MAY" said his honor. 'JtIf cost
you 10 bucks this time" Thanks.
ever 10 much" said May and smiled
at him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17
Fight ring
I. VICE SPOT:
UNDER BAN
California Frowns on Fights
Following Roundup Of
San Francisco Gang

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. iT.-~rrise
fighters. promoters and hangcrson
have been forced 20 throw up the
!. lpo2ge" In California.
cllowing the example Of Chief OF
: plice olsrien Of San Francisco. who
tfosed all fight clubs In tho city aud
ordered all fighters to get out OF
town or 20 TO work." cities In all
parts Of the state have suspended
their permits for conducting fights
o'Bfleu's action was taken I'M
mediafely following the killing OF
three policemen by thugs who were
being arrested In connection with
the so-oalied Howard st. gangs as
sauit on girls. An epidemic of
similar outragcs IN which tho lead
Ing spirits charged have been nsht.
ers or ring hahituecs has brought
public opinion to direct focus upon
the responsibility Of ring conditions
here for such crimes.
PRIZE RING BREEDING
PLACE FOR VICE
In suspendlng the permits. o'Rrfcn
pointed out that the professional
] prise ring and It's environs have
formed breeding places for vice.
Many fighters are alleged 70 have
used the boxing profession to cloak
their real means Of livelihood by
banditry. thievcry and preying upon
Numen.
niifornia law permits only proven
-m1tcurs to engage In fights In the
state and. then, only for medals and
not for cash. This law has been
Openly broken IN every center where
lights have been held. II Is under
stood the law win now be strictly
enforced.
The county grand jury here has
started an investigation TO find those
directly responsible for conditions
and 10 discover to what extent the
police have becn instrumental In per
hitting such violations.
ONLY TWO CITIES
Still. "OPEN-
With tho exception Of twu larger
5citics In the state. II Is thought that
@every door has been closed against
The professional fighter. These cities
are Sacramento and Vernon. In the
former city the district attorney has
promised that only fighters who can
give evidence Of good character win
be permitted to fight. and then only
- strict amateurs.
In several cities. authorities have
followed the demands OF the Amer.
Aican Legion by barring fights of
AM nature. In others. promoters
voluntarily closed down with
kwaiting for police action
FIGHTING ALWAYS 50
MUCH EASY MONEY
Fighting In California has been
y much easy money for the fight
kerp. with only four.rcund bouts per
saftted and the usual decision n
xRnw.w the boxers had developed the
nSne Into a regular business rather
Ian sport The same pairs were
fuf on the cards week sfter week.
lrat one winning by slight margin.
IA the other. interpreted with
kny draws"
a number Of Lesser llxhts connect
~ With the fight game in San Fran
CISCO. including trainers" boxers"
~ ~pecouds- were arrested an vags-
hondx sincs the cancclling Of permits
- elvensss hours TO ind 'lexit-
&c occupation or leave the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-17

Nearly fwo-thirds Of the worlds
Telephone systems are In the United
stskes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
FL SERViClO De CCRHEOS
ES MUY OEFICIENVE

Fl servic;o de correoS IN MeXiCal:
eS deficiente eE extreme; y tan es aSi
que e. noventa por Ciento de los We
cir s que pueden paSar a CGleXico.
llevan su correspondence a la oficina
postal de aqueila riudad f-orteriza,
con mencScabc de los ingreSoS de IA
a. eS.a cabeccra. FL Cucrpo de en-
p!cadCs de Ia Oficina d. referencil, no
as >uficiente para atender al numeroso
publico que a las horas del reparto
IieHe que haCer cola durantE claren-
IA o cincuenta minutes: V II propio
pasa con 81 publico que llega a depo
STIR corr eSpoTdenCiI.
Por ser de ~juSticia iebemos decir,
que tanto 81 senor Administrator don
Francisco K NuncZ. como suS dos
Inicos cmpleados tmenores De edadl.
trabajan haSta en- horas eX~traordina-
riaS con todo empeho y toda activid2d'
recibiendo en- Gambia d. tanta labor.
un suicide que apenaS les naSta 4 Gu
brir Sis neceSidadeS Mas :mperiosaS.
TraSlaGo Il Ia Direction General de
CCrreOS. In ,lur Ccbe eStar en- lrt.ce-
GenteS dc 10 que he ~eXpueSto. va q"e
uno lie sus InSpcCtcreS "lSit6 IA Off
Gina del r2olo en- NeyiCail, y dtbc
haberSe dado clcnla de la anomalias
que .lejo apuntadas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
jESTA SUI SANCRE
FALTA De HERO?
Ell Hero es ell alimento de la
Sangre RIGA, que lie da Vigor
Energia y Robustez. Como
hacer una prueba que
10 desenganara

Los eyamenes actuales que Sc han
hecho de Ia sangre, prueban que I'm
gran numero de personals que estan
| debiies, 10. estan unicamente debido
a la fafta de hero en- ST sangre.
La deficiencia del hero parallza to
das las funciones V ejerce una &C
| cion desastrosa sobre Ell ORGANISING
entero. Una cara palida, tempera
mento irritable. falta de vigor Y
energia, v la imposibiiidad de com
batir ventaiosamente con las viscl-
citudes de la vida, son sanales segu
ras con que la Naturaleza 10 previe-
ne. ST listed no eSta SECURE de su
estado. yea a un medico para que lie
examine Ia sangre o haga la prueba
s%iguiente: Yea que tanto puede an
dar o trabajar sin sentirse fatigado;
Despues tome dos pastillas de clnco
granos de Hero Nuxado, tres veces
al dia despues DE- cada comida, du-
rante dos Despues prue-
be su resistencia de nuevo. Y vera 10
mucho que ha ganado. Al enrique
Ger la sangre Y crear nuevos globu-
los roios. ell Hero Nuxado fortified
tambien los nervios, refuerza los te
jidos d~ebilitados Y ayuda a reno.
var la energia Y prder de TODD ell
ORGANISING.
Al co~ntrario de 10 qIe pasaha con
las antiques preparedness de hero
inorganico, ell Hero Nuxado sc asi.
mia muy f%acilmente, no dana nj
~ennegrece la d~entadura, nj descom
pone ell estomago. Sus manufactu-
reros garantiZan resultados satlstac
torios en- todos 'detal!es o devolveran
su importe. De venta Ell todas las
drocuerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
EMPIEZA A TRAFALGAR LA
JUNTA DE MEJORAS
EN- MEXICALI
Procurara Ell Establishments
del servicio de aqua
potable

MEXICALI. s. c. Octuhre Liza
Iunta de Mejoras Mdtericles organi-
zada en- cstl cabecera 4 iniciati"a de,
.cnor F'ecurdo Bernal, ha instalado va
Su Mesa Directira, que empeZar@ a
traba jar desde luego con TODD emreho
Dicha Mesa dircctiva estA in.egrada
asi.
PresideIite. Mayor jose Maria Ia
pia. Tefe del EStado Mayor del Ce-
neral Rodriguez: Vice Presidente,
Francisco NJ. Lamarque; Secretario,
Facundo BernGl: Pro- Secretario. Ri
cardo Covarrutias. Tesorero. Jose Ala.
Hernandez. Garente del Banco Ner-
cartil dc MeNicali.
Nocales. Marceiino Armada CT. Coro-
mel +. Armenia, Pedro Rivera, CO.
yonel 6. Rivera Domirguez, Enrique
Merida. p. l.. Bernal, SuSano Meza,
Amado Burrola, Carlos Z. Gotta, Me
:;iriro Encinas, Benigno Barreiro, G..
Martinez. Lie Jose Maria Moreno.
Doctor Ignacio Roel. Mateo Ortiz.
Guatimoc Morales. Carlos Teran, Je-
sus Castro. Eligic Camberos. lose '.
Sandoval. ErneSto Rivera. jose Maria
iIc>dS' Lie NJ. IereZ hCi. j. EEClSO
Ulioa. + Angeles. Francisco r. NJ.
noZ. Rafael BarrIn. Alexandra Sarron,
Corneiio Gonzalez. Manuel CalaZ, An
tonic Millin. z. Barcho, Eduardo
Crosse. Angel FIld5soIa, Jose Maria
Lopez, A.. Rtvas. Ing. Luis s. Rant
req. =. T. Garcia. Il. Bolahos, Jose
Reno. Jose Luis Camacho, Alfonso
Pelegrin. NJ. Figaro Suarez. Manuel
Hernandez. VI. Magah6n, Felix Ia
mora.
Fucron desiSnados F~residenteS no.
norarios de la Junta el inGeniero Va
nuel Balarczo y ell general Abelardo
RcGrfGueZ. G~obernador y Jefe MiltLar
respectivamente, del DiStrito.
Es lie esperarse CUE cen Ia ayuda
del Gobierno del Distrito, IA del Je-
fe de las Armas Y Ia ayuda del ayun-
tamiento. cue seran solicitada> muy
en- breve. Ia nacient" institution lie
vara 4 c2bo muy pronto una de las
mejoras de mas imperiosa necesidad.
como es ell aqua potable para la ciu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

En- u nresente semana a~rribara
%procedente dc "a capital de IN Re3l-
blica. Ell senior Manuel G. Paroles
Consul de Mexico Ell CaleNico.
D. los Angeles lego 81 seFor F
Ternal. romerciantc de esta ciudad.
DE Heller. estaci6n cercsna q
Calexico. vino el senior Pedro Cas-
:riil6n.
De Los Angeles arrib6 81 senior
Rafael Villa, ~irgcniero elcctricista.
-Sali6 para Tijuana Ell ioven Err
neSto RivaS.
Para Ensenada tomard pasaje e
senior don Jesus Castro. empleaGo dc
Ia Inalambrica Y encargado De Ia
contabilidad de las Oficinas de "a Com
paria de AguaS.
Ell cORRESPCNSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

canes cailejeros que fornan W legion
on Ncxirali. Seria muy convenient
ie que So estudiara Ia meior forma
nara suprin::r esa playa: Y dc mo-
|mcnto ros pcr7nitimos indicar n con
veniencia a. crear IN imuuesto cant
no. como sc acost'unbra hace- en-
otraS parties.
-SjSuen habitando FL interior de
ciertos cstablecimien.ns plblicos las
a~signadas. substraysndose muchas d.
elias al "XAmcn rcglamentario; irfrac-
ciGn esta que vienc originando inf
nitoS males de aquellos que son mas
para adirinarse que para ser meneio-
nados.
La companta de zarzuela Que ac-
t1a en- 81 Eden" saldri en- breves
dias runcbc a Yuma. donde dara una
Drevc. ~tempnrada.
-Por motives de fuerza mayor nu-
bo de ~suspendersa Ia corferencia cul-
tural para Il liza de noy. por el Tar
lido Liberal Independence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

Con segurdad en las Fa-nacias "Ro Grarie",, E. Paso; San An.
tonic Drug Co." San Antonio, "BrInswig Drug Co. Los Angeles y farm"'
ca Hidalgo Los Angeles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
MEJORAS lNiCiAOAS POR
Ell

4 ;niciltiva del senor FreSidente
Municipa! don Enrique Merida. Sc ha
introduciJo en- la carcel p1blica una
muv Importante mejora material. CO.
mo Ia del enSanchamiento @ hiGieni-
zacf6n de los patios de dicho estanle-
cirnier.to penal. do2de los recli5os
puedea ahora tcmar bahos de sal 4 las
ho-as reSlamentariaS. En- los m!smoS
na,jos srgtn me informan. SC han
,oastruido hahos Y ~lavadcros.
= iniciativa de-! miSmo Sehor Ne
rida. - p~rocedera snuy rronto 4 Ia
construction de IN raStro moderno'
para suhstituir 81 remedo de rastro
Que ahora tepemoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
NCTAS DlVERSAS.

Aver Y hoy e. algoc6n Sc ha GOTTA
10 a raz6n de vcinte centavos Ia IL
bra. con 10 cual SO ha acentuado mas
- parico va eNistente entire los asri-
Cultorcs.
Como 81 las resioneS econtmicas
do Ia regi6r Sc presentaran tan ala
yiieNaS. sc nos ha dcscolSado el pfl-
ner circo-carnaval de IL temporada,
uno de los mcuos Ea!oS, es verdad:
moro Jue nos viene a cacr en- mo-
mcnto- aZis inoTortunos.
.--Ilamamos ! a atenC.on de- ATuEta-
,niap,a Sobre Ell crecido numero de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
81 ES listed MUJER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mitchelia
Veoinales." estan considerados por
es~pccialistas en- intermediates dc las
muicres. como ell t%ratamiento local
mas cficaz para cast todas las enier-
medades locales de la miner. Adenas
tenemos una iniinidad de Testimonies
de personals id6neas Y carecterizacaS
de distintos paises. en- que nos r1ndcn,
en- una forma que revela mucha SIN
ceridad, su agradccim!ento por Ell
Gxito que han a!canzado con los SUI
positorios Mitchella Faeinales.
En- las direcciones que acompana a
cada GAIA, sc dan 4 conoccT mas en-
detal,e las Intermediates que han sido
dominadas con cl uso dc este gran
especiiico. y ninsuna ruler "a sea
casada. soltera 0 viuda, que su!-c &C
cualouicra dc cstos desordenes' dep
vacilar en- haccr un ensayo, especial
nente 81 Sc siente cansada " abat!da'
r rso dc los "Supositorios Mitche-
liza Vacinales' es s~cncillo Y no con-
tienen grasa de ninguna espccle. RI
dapsc IN las Farmacias y Droguerias.
"Rio Granie", El Paso; San An
,,;r nr,n 70" ne An1alcS V Farm;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
Japon espera Ell faIIo de
la Suprema Corte Fe-
deraI de f. Unidos

TOXIC, Octubre 20.-El Partido Ken
Sci Kai, que hace oposicion al cobier-
no. determine no publican Dor 10 prom
10 las resoluciones que ha tornado en-
10 relative al L de California 1or
ser 6icnas ~rcsoluciones de t~rascenden-
cia. y Sc propone estar a la e~xpectati-
va del desarrol'o de los acontecimien-
tos para obrar en- el momento oportu-
no.
Tambien el peri1dico Mich Nichi"
opina que 81 movlmiento anti-janones
en- los Estados Unidos tiene todavfa
carac;er local Y que e. JapGn Sc debe-
RIA limitar actIairnente a protejcr a
sus ~naciona!es RESIDENCES en- Califor-
mia. en- espera de que Ia Suproma Cor
te Federal de los Estados Unidos de-
clare Que las leyes anti-japOnesas que
Sc han cxpedido Ell 81 Estado de Ca
Iifornia son ~ilegales, agregando que
Gnicamente en- el case de que nc Sc
cumpla esta esperanto. Sc vera obliga
do el Japon a p~roceder en- otra forma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

En- cast todos los casos dc oeDiilodu
an l., m,,;er. Sc meta un flujo mucoso
debil que Sc cscapa de la vagina que Sc
conoce con ell nombre de ieucorrea y
con el mas comIn de flores b!ancaS'
v es ~sorprendente como pocas muleres
onocen la importancia vital de este
derrame V con Ia rapldez que deol!lta
su ORGANISING. Ell rcsultado comun dc
ssta enfermedad tan penosa y mo!esta
oue tantisimo SC ha generalizaGo entire
81 scyo femen:no, Sc local!za en- los
organos r~eproductores, ~ocasionando 10
lor de espalda, dolor de costado' do!o'
dc cabeza. eniermedad de los ovaTlos,
mirada languida, %cansanclo, ner'io-
sidad. pal;dez dcnsa, NAL humor y color
anormal. Esta debilidad tamo!en es
IA causa de muchos casos de esterltidad.
Cuando ell flujo dc esta mo'estla es
p~rofuso O abundante, generaimente
%signiiica que existen ulceTaciones y
dislocaciones della matriz y los dolores
v ardores dc Ia inflammation o M
constantes y persistentes.
Con seguridad en- las Fa-macla:
onio Drug CO. San Antonio. "BrIn
ia ; Hidalgo Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
I'm Antique Recourse para
Toda Clase de Dolores
Cualquiera persona que aeostumbre
tene- "Linimento de Sloan a la
mano, lie dira 10 mismo.

ESPECIALMENTE aquellas perso-
l. mas que constantemente sufren
de reumatismo, deber!an tener STEM
pre- a la mano ell "Linimento de
Sloan" que nulifica ia congestion y
penetra sin frotarse en- la parte afec
tada. trayendo de esta manera un
alivio Immediate.
TGngalo a la mano v uselo STEM
pre- que ariera elim!nar los dolores
producidos por ell lum5ago, neural
rE,, torceduras. escoriaciones o do
io-es aue rssulten de Ia exposition
ccrstante al frio.
81 simple olor estimulante !e Gira
ole es m~agnifico. De venta en- Sodas
las Grog1erias a S5c., zoe. Y Sl.40.
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