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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06
Was Horace Greedy
Overrated ?

One Sunday was in the pastors
pew (De Kalb, Ind, in the early fif-
ties) and my father was preaching a
sermon. A quaint and curious old
gentleman appeared and was seated at
my side. A few minutes after the
opening of the services, and when
the sermon was in progress, he dropped
his head and apparently went sound
asleep. He sat at my side and l
Thought this was most irreverent
and unappreciative performance. /
was the more astounded when he went
to our home for luncheon and learned
he was Horace Greeley. He had heard
every word of the sermon and entered
upon an earnest discussion with my
father during the entire luncheon. The
next night he lectured in the church.
The lecture tour was one of the
many occasions on which this strange,
untrustworthy and greatly overrated
man was doing violence to the hopes
of the sound-hearted people of the
North. Enjoying a degree of conf
dence rarely accorded to any journal
list, he, throughout his long life, sell
dom missed an opportunity to play
havoc with the cause he had espoused
and of which he was accounted the
foremost champion.
Removed as we are at this time
from the days more than half cen
tury ago, and reviewing Greeley's ac-
tivities in a dispassionate light, we
see a continued course of tergiversa.
ton from the first to last. In 1S4S,
protesting himself and his newborn
paper, he Tribune, as devoted to the
Wing party, no sooner was his favor
tie candidate, Henry Clay, defeated
and General Taylor nominated for the
presidency, than there was brutal
attack on the choice of his party
which could not be but helpful to the
emocrats.-Melville E. Stone, in Col,
lier's Weekly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

Few estimates of the population of
the United States proper fall much
below 160, O00,0OO-and in this swiftly
swelling mass the proportion of for
eign-born is much larger than it was
ten years ago. German scholars
should have warned their war lords
in 1917 that they were affronting a
nation more numerous than that which
Spain had fought by an addition
greater than the entire Austrian Em-
pire-a nation more nearly native
American than it had been for years
In other respects than numbers the
change is startling. National wealth
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA STATE CROP REPORT

IS per cent and indicates an average
yield of 40 bushels per acre, and a
total production of 59,073,O0O bushels
The crop last year was estimated at
70,086,000 bushels, and the average
yield for the last FIVE years was 61,-
559,525 bushels.
Hay-Condition of meadows and
prospect for hay is estimated at 35
per cent of normal, or LAO tons per
acre compared with 1.41 tons per acre
Hast year. If the acreage harvested
this year is as large as last, the total
crop will approximate 4,18S,000 tons
as compared with 4,219,415 tons last
year. The average for. the past five
years was 1894, 400 tons.
Potatoes-The area planted to po-
tatoes is estimated at 239,920 acres,
casts an average yield of go bushels
of last years acreage. The condition
on July / was "a per cent and fore
casts an average yield of 2bushels
per acre, and total production of
22,072, 900 bushels. The crop last year
was estimated at 100000 bushels,
and the average for the last five years
was 24,090,500 bushels.
Tobaccc-The area planted this
spring is estimated at 39,415 acres,
which is 95 per cent of the area planted
last year. Conditions placed at 81
per cent and indicates an average
yield of 1874 pounds per acre, and
a total production of $54,156,O00
pounds The crop last year was esti-
mated at 53,767,990 pounds, and the
average for the last five years was
50,S12,000 pounds.
Beans-The area planted to field
or dry beans is estimated at 10000
acres, which is go per cent of the acre
age of last year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06
The 1920 Census

The years since 1910 have seen
great world events directly affecting
the census of 1920, now in progress.
The Tripolitan and Balkan Wars and
the great conflict with Mitteleuropa
have so blocked immigration and set
up eastward counter-currents that an
increment possibly smaller than that
of 1910 is looked for. Yet if that in
crement should shrink from 100000
to 100000, what a record will re
main!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

has so leaped upward-both lin fac.
and in appearance, owing to the
marking up of assets-that most esti-
matters are probably too timid. Bold
ones who guess at $500, OO0, O0O, 900 ma
be nearer right. In twenty years the
value of farm products and deposits in
banks, unfailing induces, have quad
rupled. The value of single years
manufactured product exceeds the en-
tire wealth of any second-class nation
and of some first-class ones. The epoch
making changes in shipping and in
national gold-holdings are induces OF
power.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06
NEW Jersey STATE CROP REPORT

Weather conditions have been favor.
able during the past month and all
crops have shown improvement over
June l forecast. While the estimated
production of all crops with the ex.
ception of potatoes and hay are under
last year, they are considerably above
the ten year average.
Corn
Rainfall accompanied by warmer
weather improved conditions in all
sections of the State. The condition
on July / was "a per cent of a normal
indicating a yield of 1872 bushels per
acre and a total production of $4,000
bushels, as compared with 10,800,000
bushels last year, and 10,603,0C0
bushels, the average production for
the past ten years.
Wheat
The conditions on July l was 70
per cent of normal indicating yield
OF 1863 bushels per acre and a total
pared with 1862, 900 bushels last year
pared with 100000 sbuehls last year
and 100000 bushels the average pro-
duction for the past ten years. The
stock of old wheat remaining on farms
is estimated at 5 per cent of last years
crop of $4,000 bushels, compared with
a1c Toe 81
bushels, the average stock on hand
for the past ten years on July 1.
The condition on July /, was 81
per cent of normal indicating yield
of 31.9 bushels per acre, and total
production of 2,456,000 bushels as com,
pared with 2,461,0 bushels last year,
and 2,327,000 bushels, the average pro-
duction for the past ten years.
Rye
The condition on July / was 80 per
cent of normal indicating a yield of
17.6 bushels per acre and a total pro-
duction of 1,253,000 bushels as COM
pared with 10000 bushels last year.
and 100000 bushels, the average pro
duction for the past ten years.
Potatoes
The condition on July was go per
cent of normal indicating a yield
of lis bushels per acre and a total
production of 12,3O5,000 bushels as
compared with 1O,56O,OOO bushels last
rear, and 100000 bushels. the aver
age production for the past ten years.
Sweet Potatoes
The condition on July 1 was SO per-
cent of a normal indicating yield of
1855 bushels per acre and total pro
duction of 1,799,000 bushels as COM
pared with 1.7O500O bushels last year,
and 2,627,000 bushels, the average
production for the past ten years.
Hay (Tame)
The condition of all tame hay on
July. was 81 per cent of a normal
indicating yield of 1.55 tons per acre
and total production of 100000 tons
as compared with $1,000 tons last
year, and $4,000 tons, the average
production for the past ten years.
Timothy-The acreage for cutting
this season was estimated as 100 per
cent Of last seasons acreage or 10000
acres The condition, on July ! was
SO per cent OF q normal as compared
with 81 per cent last year, and S3 pei
cent, the average condition for the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

past ten years on July 1. Clover-The
condition on July was 88 per cent
of a normal as compared with IS PEI
cent last year, and 81 per cent, the
average condition for the past ten
years on July /. Alfalfa-The condi
ton on July was 88 per cent of
normal as compared with "a per cent
last year, and 81 per cent, the average
condition for the past ten years on
July /.
Wool
The average weight per fleece Is
estimated at Z pounds as compared
with Z pounds last year, and SIS pounds.
the average weight for the past ten
years.
Apples
The condition of the total of agricul-
tural crop on July was Is per cent
of normal indicating production of
2,81S,000 bushels as compared with 2,
$4,000 bushels last year, and 2,241, 900
bushels, the average production for the
past ten years. The commercial crop
is estimated at Is per cent of the total
production or 724,O00 barrels as cont
pared with $4,000 barrels last year,
and $4,000 barrels, the average conf
mercial production of the past four
years.
Peaches
The condition of the total agricul-
tural crop on July was II per cent
of a normal indicating a yield of 937,-
900 bushels as compared with 1,018,000
bushels last year, and $4,000 bushels,
the average production for the past
ten years. The commercial crop is
estimated at 70 per cent of the total
production 656,000 bushels as COM
pared with $4,000 bushels last year,
and 67S,00O bushels, the average COM
mercial production for the past three
years.
Pears
>. The condition of the total crop on
July was IS per cent of a normal
indicating yield of $4,000 bushels
as compared with 100000 bushels, the
average production for the past ten
years.
Other Crops
I'M. Sc ~ ~
Jersey expressed in percentage Of nor.
NAL is as follows: Field peas, SO;
field beals, SO; tomatoes, So; cabbage,
49, onions, "a; grapes, IS; blackbe:.
ries and raspberries, IS; watermelons,
80; cantaloupes. rs. 1t is estimated
that the acreage of late tomatoes has
increased four per cent over last year.
Honey
The average yield of surplus honey
| per colony to July is estimated at IS
pounds. The condition of the colonies
on July 1 was SO per cent of normal
and the condition of honey plants July
i, 80 per cent of normal. The aver
age wholesale prices of several grades
are as follows: Extractor, white, SIC
per pound; extracted, amber, 26c; ex.
tracted, dark, Csc. White, comb, 32c:
other comb, 27c: in chunk or bulk,
white, soc; other. 25c. The greater
proportion of bee keepers take sur.
plus honey in the fall as the heaviest
flow in New Jersey is from late flow
ers. The white clover flow was re-
ported extremely light in the northern
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

DR.. Harry E. Campbell, formerly a
prominent physical of Pittsburgh, Pa,
recently died in New York where he
held and $1S-a-week position as
dishwasher in a restaurant. He spent
his fortune educating his unappreci-
alive step-daughter for career on the
stage. He went to New York when
he became respondent over financial
reverses.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

William Bennett, Jr., Of Fayetteville
w. Va, serving life sentence for the
murder of his wife and unborn child
was taken from jail by an angry mob
and lynched.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

At Winfield, Kansas, Homer S. Will
son, actor, was murdered by his wife.
A year ago Wilson killed two men TO
avenge his wife's honor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

A washed out bridge over a creek
near Buffalo, N. Y, was responsible
for the death of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Newman and their two children, of
Lackawanna, N. Y, and Miss Clara
Sheck, of Buffalo. The road had not
been barricaded when the bridge was
washed away by flood and during
the night Newman drove his automo-
bile into tn swollen stream.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06
NE WIS FLASHES
Marion Wide Happenings Briefly Told

Two bandits entered an establish
ment of the American Stores Company
at Eighteenth and Huntington streets
Philadelphia, last week, and held the
manager at the point of a gun Will )
they ransacked the store, ate hearty
meal, and then escaped with $125.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

Philadelphia has opened war ON un.
sanitary soft drink establishments.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

Admitting the murder of seven PEG
pie during the last ten years, Nose
Gibson, negro, has been sentenced to
be hung at Los Angeles, Cal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

Tallow candles are again coming into
extensive use, due to the high cost Of
gas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-08-06

Corn cobs have been found to con.
tam quantity of callulose, used in
dynamite making.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07

Sc NECFSITAN se6oras ) schoritas que
sepan trabajc de Crochet. DirigirSe 4 Lone
Star Waist and Dress Mfg. Co. 1904 W.
Commerce. W
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07
La Mano de Hero de
Imglaterra en- Lrlanda
Wiene de Ia pAg. 81

por un million de muertos J por cinco
mos de lucha antes que In
~;ndependencia de los Estados Unidos
Gel Sur
FL Morning Post" de Londres. 6rga
no del partido tory apoya Ia nueva polf
tea del primer Ministro Y Sc expresa
asf:
"Irlanda es la avanZada de lnglate
IRA. 81 IrIanda Sc pierde para 1ngla-
terra-y no podemos decir alguna
certcza 81 Irlanda estA va perdida pa
IA Ia Gran Bretana- comenZara ell
atauue contra nueStro pals. La deS-
truci6n del imperio britannica es ell
prop6sito bolsheviki. el punto debil
sera ell primero que sc atacard por ell
asalto de los agentes b~olshevikis en-
| combination con nuestros jefes revolu-
cioaarios del trabajo, cl cual ha m
pezado va con Ia desesperada aven-
tura Que han ~preparado con tanto
tempo"
81 Sc realizan las e~speranzas del
Gobierno britanico. Ell efecto de II po-
!itica ~draconiana sera que los %fenianos
acepten el proyecto pendiente o al
! guna. otra especie de gobierno pro-
pho, cue es n especie de %indepen-
dencia, Y ann Ia independence con
una enmieda del genera plat. O proba
hlemente I'm Dominic como ell de Cana
da, con opci6n para aceptarlo Ulster,
Eel actual proyecto de Home Rule
10 satisface a nadie en- Irlanda, dice
Ell Irish Times. diario %unionista de
Dublin. ST el Gobierno q no ha
pasado del estado de advertencias Y
protestas. debe dar I'm golpe de muerte
nj prosente proyecto de Home Rule.
No satisface a los unionistas del nor
te. Y todos los n~acionalistas de Irlan-
Ia sc han levantado contra 81 Ell ar
mas. Los unionistas del sur 10 odian
v 10 temen, segun 10 m~anifiestan algu-
nos de sus jefes. Toda la opinion pd-
blica irlandesa rechaza csc proyecto.
y 81 Sc quiere implantar por Ia fuer-
"a. sera este un acto tan estupido
como Ell que perdi6 a las colonias
americanas."
Vidrios de Colores)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07

:oUIERE I'D. TRABAJo PERMANENTLY
Comrre IN boleto 2 Benton. Arkansas. Nues
ira Compadia ha estado trabajaHdo en- Ar
kansas Dor 90 amos. y todavia condnuar2 por
mucho mis-. Ell trabajo esta CT las minas de
Aluminic. No hay ningun pcligro en- ell traba-
10 porque TODD esta a flor de TERRA
Tcncmos el meior campo de traba1adores en-
hs EStados UnidoS. Todas ias caSaS son nue.
vas. Hay 81 casaS Separadas para los casados.
Dormitorio y casas separadaS para los solteros.
Hav una buena casa de asistencias para aGue
los cue deseen abonarse. Tcnenos tenda,
salon para bale. hospital. banos dc regsdera
con aqua fra y caliente, y ahora estamos cons
truyendo una iglesia y una ~eScuela- II cam
20 esta situado en- el terreno mas alto. No hay
malaria. Nuestro hospital Is e1celente y nueS-
tros doctores visitan los campos diariamente.
PagamoS So so por dia. por diez horas de
habajo. Danes bonus de SIS por Senana
a todos los que trabajen Ia semana complete.
Esto Is. pagamos seiS horas extra 81 los hon.
brcs trabaian sesenta horaS. ASStencia 4 los
abonados. les cueSta $500 por Semann La
renta de In casa para los casadoS import T5c.
n la semana. Tenemos 500 mexicanos en- nues.
tros campoS y so familias. Comrre un boleto
n Benton, Arkansas, y noSotrcs 10 reciblremos
ALA. Las tarifas a Benton. son las siguientes
De Longyiew, Sc. SIS de Dallas. SIC. 20; de For
Worth, S1l.75; de San Antonio. $3.50: de
! Houston Sl4.4o: dc Austin, Sic. 80: de CAL
weston SIS 90; de Laredo 500. 30; A su lie
/ gada, la compania le dcvolvera los medios pa
,ajes pagados Tor sas ninos. Nosotcos que
remoS a los ninos y 4 I'd. no lie costarl ma
da traerloS.
DESPUES DE QUE I'D. HAYA TRABA-
JADO AQUI 90 dias. Ia compania ic devolvera
su transporte. AMERICAN BAUXlTE COM
PANY, GauXite, Arkansas. Isl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07

Sc NECESITA muchacho paraa sraba1ar
en- tienda de abarrotes. Dirigirse a 7SS South
Alamo St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07

nihilismo mega TODD principle reli-
gioso y social y actua por medic del
terror.
No hay necesariamente relaci6n en-
ire IA soda que Sc tom6 81 individuo
y su muerte al dfa siguiente, como tam
POGO la hay entire dicha muerte y mu-
chas otras cosas de las gle haya lie
vado q cabo la vispera. No hay ell
derecho de atribuir la muerte a Ia So
da y 10 mas probable es Que no haya
ejercido Ia n Influenza err ella.
:Que de que muri6' iVaya listed e.
saberlo. Habrfa sido necesario ha-
Ger la ~autopsia y adn asf... ;ouian sa-
be.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07
7S@ReMaeeN42}


, Observation-Disclosures. Ariz-F,
meJor procedimiento para evitar oue
los nlnos m terra. cuandn han
contraidc csc NAL habito. consiste en-
eJercer sobre clos una vigiIancia con :
tante durante unos cuantos diss basta
lue 10 olEidAn- Pero Sc puede recurrir
tamolen al de meZclar un poco de chi
lie picoso bien molido en- IA TERRA de
los luSares dCnde acostumbran il. q
coIneria- Naturalmente debe hacerse
uso de este medic con p~rrdencia.
III Koran, tenemos Ia seguridad de
que eXiste tradrcido al espahol v al
frances y probablemente ha sido ira
ducido igualmente a los demas lido
mas que Sc hablan en- Europa.
Ell 2 de Abril no habla en- PuebIa
tropas francesas, pues va sstas habfan
saiido de Mexico. No ma seguido
Siendo fiesta nacional esta fecha por-
que las pasiones polfticas estan aun
muy excitadas contra ell General Dfaz
Y Sc imaginan amenEuar su gloria por
este medic
La palabra bolsheviii sfgnifica
"miembro de la lmayorla". pero en- la
.actualidad tiene va una acepci6n muy
especial; o ella Sc califica a IN in
dividuo que comparte las ideas radi-
Gales que han conmovido de horror a
Russia, por los crfmenes de todos Or
denes a que Sc he acudido para implan
tar un socialismo impossible.
Ell comunismo predica n anulacion
del derecho de propiedad: 10 que hay,
debe ser de todos. de Ia comunidad.
e socialismo tiende q modificar las
relaciones actuales entire ell capital y
81 trabajo, pretendiendo hacer igua1es
los derechos de uno y de otro. Ell es-
tablecimiento de Ia administration
del capital en- comun y ell niveIamiento
de las diferentes classes sociales. Eli
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07
VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. a festejar dignamen
te ell proximo aniversario de Ia indie
pendencia de Mexico.
Bsnderas Mexicanas de paPel de
china. IS por ! pulgadas, sin asia 90
centavos Doc.
Banders Mexicana de papel de chi
ma, sin asia; tamano p por 9 puiga
das S1.00 Doc.
Canfetti. | libra % centavos, 10 Ii
bras por $500, saco de so hbras
$500 hermosos dolores.
Serpcntinas de c%oioreS. 80 centa
o Doc. 100 por $500
Globes de 4 pies y medic, 3 por
$3.50 $500 Doc.
Paroles Japoneses, 6 por $1.75 500
Doc.
Pabellones Mexicanos de 5 por 5
pies $1,000 De : por s $1,000
Pabellones Amerieanos, de 3 por
) pies $3.50 De 5 por s $3.50.
Sanderas Mexicanas de ~lienso; tama
no IL por Is $3.50 Doc. De 10 por
20 $500 Doc.
AGENCIA DE NOVEDADES
Sta. 4. Box 81 San Antonio, Texas
PABELLoNES MEXICANoS. banderas, Boz
Plda iista- Algeria Photo Co. Box S. Sta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07
'.vueltos"

ESe ST bado pareciole a nor Ju'
lian haber visto. entire Ell gentio QUE
Sc apinaba por las ventas del malZ
4 Aureliano, disimulandose tras la cal
pa re una trucha, con la mirada cla-
vada en- Maria Engracia, quien Sc ha'
ella la tonta. Y por 81 o por no echo
a esta un soberano v~iajaZo que ella
recibi6 con estudiada. paciencia, a.
briendo desmesuradamente los negros
~ojazos, como admirada ante tamaha
injusticia.
Sofocante era el calor; ell bahc
nauSeabundc del rebano humane cos
quilleaba en- las narices Y apretaba
las g~argantSs. Fran va las dos dc
Ia tarde y el cielo caligiroso Sc CT
bria de pesados nubarrones asfixian-
ties: Mayo no soltaba sus ~refrescan-
ties aguaceros y los vientos alisios Sc
habfan despedido de Ia TERRA tostada
por Ell sol.
Gruesas gotas de sudor .rodabar
por la mofletuda cara del dulcero
" empapaban Ell broncineo pecho, pc
gando ell escapulario musroso al pc
iiSJO SlIeSI SClIO. =
NADIA mas natural que Ia ocurren
cha de Maria Engracia:
-Foy a. If ccrriendo a La VIC
ieta a tomarme un refresco. Quiere
que le traiga ina kola?
-Pero espache pronto para que al
cemos, contest6 Julian. Y ella Sc fue
l~levandose entire ell seno Ia mochila
de Ia venta.
-Angustiabase ell viejo con Ia tar
daEza de Maria Engracia; media hora
larga habfa pasado y Ia morenilla nc
precia.
Come esta compadre?. dijo al a.
congojado dulcero un v:ejo bumil'
de y pobrfsimamente vestido. de mi.
rar franco y carihoso, surcada Ia ca
"a de arTugaS Y de nliSeriaS.
Al varnos, nor Rivera y Uste!
Como Dios quiere. Cusnteme. CO.
mo sigue mi ahijao Bernabe? ies
verdad que esta en- el Hospital cor
fiebre de Ia Linea?
Julian NADIA saba de la triste muer'
te de su hijo, pero I'm gesto de rubol
hfzole mentir ante Ia ~ineSperada pre-
gunta y la mirada inquisidora del CON
padre. y respondi6 un tanto turbado:
Pos VA We. regular. como yc
estoy ~desapartAdo V la madre con
certada....eI prefiri6 u lie l!evarar
Al Hospital; pero yo voy a verlo ca
da veZ que bajo.... No es fiebre dc
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AGENCIA DE NOVEDADES
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

laya enteramente nueva a S5c docena Chi
les Pasilla negro y Mulato inportados de
Mexico SITS libra Chirotle seco S1.oo; Gas
cabel 55c ID: Piloncillo dc Monterrey Csc
ID: DULCES MEyICANoS: cubierto. 5a
moncillo. etc. 100 Dor Sl.l5 CHOCOLATE
Ell TAPATIo ca!idad extra Soc ID: Molca
;steS ,picdra SIC: Cucharas palo Zoe; Ceda
10 cerda % a sos; Came SEGA 45c; AJO
rueyc 25c: EScobetillas 10 Y 15c; Habas
l6c; Semilla calabaza 40c. etc. LOLA qua
DALAJARA: Ma-ranol ) Frutas. nlcah.
cias, ioc. l5c y 25c etc. PIDA LISTA GE
NERAL GRATIS. Despacho Immediate de or
dencs por Cor-eo = Express. Dirijsnse a
CABEZUD BROS. P. o. Box So. sta. A.
San Antonio. Texas. Escribase nombre ,
direction corrlctaS. 81 numero de Ia casa
o ?. o. Box. 81 Sc tiere.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07

GRATIFICARE 5000 I Is persona que me
de exaetoS inforneS del actual parade-o de Re-
rualGo ). La-iS. de complexion regular. color
blancc. ojos g-anieS. neCros G. b-azo dcrecho
! Scsencajado del codo sal;6 de Mexico rurbo 4
los EstaGcs Unido> hace como Is amos: e.
ori-inario del rancho del Centre. Distrito de
PaSo de Sotos. EStaGo de JsliSco, Mexico: las
Gltimas notieiaS Cue tive de ei fuercn de Fres-
no. California. Todo inforre sobre este pa-ti-
euIar. remitase 6 Chandler. Arizona, Box i55-
| lsido-o c. Scrna. ul)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-07
COMO Sc ALIVIO UNA SENORA.
A1tbe, WALKER New River. Pc.

AItled WdLkeI, Ne" tt'et -"
nos dice: "He padecido de los rinones
por dos amos Y hssta que tome Foley
Kidney Pills recobre mi salud. Duer-
mo muy agusto toda Ia noche y nj
mas he sufrido de los rinones." Guam
do los rinones nc fuIIcionan bien- una
gran cantidad de sustancias toxicas
son abandonadas en- Ell ORGANISING
para evitarlo hay que tomar Foley
Kidney Pills, medicamente que ha
devuelto la salud a miles de muieIes
y hombres TAD