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Labor Party Still Active.
Russians Rush
Home to Urge
British Terms

LONDON, August 1.-Two
x.1~-~- cf the p---'-,- wis
sion left last night on board
n British torpedo boat de-
strOyer on their way to Mos
cow to urge acceptance of the
British terms with regard to
Poland, says the London Times
this morning.
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POLAND TO ASK U. S.
AID IMMEDIATELY

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MANUALES PRACTICES

in u.;or colecci6n en- su Eenero.-Tomo
empastados en- tela n sl.co eada unoJ.
Manual de Agriculture y GanadeTia-
Manual de Artes y Oficios-
Manual de Aeeites Y JaeoneS.
Manual de Albanileria-
Manual de Carpinteria de Taller.
Manual de Ccr-ajeria y ohraS d. Hero.
Manual del Coheterc y PolvoriStd-
Manual del Curtidor de Pieles.
Manual del Confite-o y Pasteiero.
Manual del Deshladcr Licorlsta.
Manual de Elecricidad.
Manual de FotoErafia-
Manual del Hoiolstero-
Manual de Jardineria y Horticultural
Manual de Laboreo dc Mina.-
Manual de Leche-ia.
Manual De Meciniea Industrial.
Manual del Pintor.
Nanual del TelegrafiS;a y Telefonista-
Manual del Relojero.
Manual del Sastrc.
Manual del Fabricante Dc NelaS.
Manual de Vetcrina=la y Equitacion.
N,--,t Ill y,na-a-a
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Cueuto del Dla
LA SUPLICA DEL TORERO

SOS en- Ia noche de los largos ccrredores
La puerta de nuestro cuarto estaba
cntreabierta. Sin duda Ia habia de-
jado asi algun criado descuidado. En-
ire. En- ell cuarto habia dos sombras
inm0viles V dos cirios a 10 largo dc
la pared.
Sin embargo, no me habia equivoca
do: aquella era mi habitaci0n.
Blanca Sc habla acurrucado al lado
milo. Los dos nos aproximamos. Una
de las sombras Sc habfa levaniado bajo
Ia luz de I'm cirio alumbrando el le-
cho. FL cuerpo de un hombre, vestido
con un traje de luces, reposaba ALI.
Habla sangre en- las s4bana;.
La otra Sombra hab!6.
Els ell cadaver de Castahar. Ha Sido
muerto por ur toro. Antes de morir ha
marifestado Ell deseo de ser conducido
a "a h~abitaci6a de la sonora en- In cual
ha pensado Easta exhalar su ultimo
suspiro, y heruos cumplido SUI Ultima
voluntad.
Blanca lanz6 III critic desgarrador "
cay6 al pie del lecho. La escena fuG
mas fuerte que 70: me arrodille al lado
de ella e incline Ia cabeza.
-iRogad por eli-murmur6 la som
bra.
Renato BIZET.
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Lunes Is de ~Septiembre de 1920.
POPULAR.

GrsmStica del Amor ---.---.. - 'N
Jueres de Manos, o sea ell arte dc hacer
SIDAS - -. soc
Dicciona-io del Amor ..----- .a..' '"e
Manual de Observation-Disclosures
son dos bonitaS comedias -.... soc
Nn.vo Ienruaje dc Jas Flores FRUITS.
Ahanico y PiedraS Prec'osaS ....-'. '"'
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITICA
La Eerencia de Carranza. por ell Lie
Bias Urea. Luis Cabrera -;...,sA'-
En- Casa Ajena-PaGinas del destierre'
po- Manuel MlzGuiz Blanco ..-' %e
Influenza de Espana y de los Estados u
hides so5-e Mexico. por ell Lie. ToT-
bio Esquivel Oregon .........-. go
Ia risra obra, empaStada en- tea .,-.S-''0
La organization poEtiea de Mexico. La
Constitution y N Dictadura. ror p.
Emilio EabaSa $500 -.--- -Si'S
Nimenez &c CisneroS. Ensayo de criecs ms.
t6-ica por Lie. Jose Elguero ....-...Sl.oo
Tn Decenio de Politiea Mexicana por
el Lie. Manuel Calero ....-..- ......SZ-o0
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CANTARES

Son tantas mis- desventuraS
= son tan grandes mis- penas.
que nj cuando estoy durmicndo
pucdo VERNE libre de elias.
Cuando va iban a enterraria.
Ia di 4 Ia pobre dos bescs;
Y senti ulI frio al besaria
que Sc nte helaron los hueSoS!
= j
Atm no tiene mi madre
noticias MAS; lS'
y 4 ii. Ell Gambia, &c escribo -
todos los dias. &c
- 4
Jay, Que Siento una f.tigai
Yo TO Sc 10 que ME l:aSa.
Unos oJ;tos azuics
Sc me han cIavado has!a ell alma.
Els icligrnso pone-
en- jueso ei corazonclto-
.....-. : =
FOR una mala mujar.
ne veo cncaIceladito!
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20 SECCION w
go O~
VISION DE PESADILLA

Salt6 el tigre sobre ell lono del caballo. de repente,
y ell caballo rasg6 cl aire con I'm trenulo piafido;
retemblo nerviosamente,
arranc6 de un galope e1 lazo y escape despavorido.
Fue un fantastico galope por la selva. Fue la extraha
vision de una pavorosa pesadilla.....
Scbre Ell luto de la noche que envolvfa la montana,
una roja media luna levantaba su cuchilla
Extendida largamente IA cabeza,
desenvue!ta por los aires Ia espesura de Ia cola,
Ell corcel corria, leno de una tragica srandeza,
a galope. pr en- medic de la seva muda y sofa.
Y corria..... y corrfa siempre, como
tina sombra galopante; y en- la vasta noche oscura-
iba Ell tigre sobre el lomo.
Sc dijera que h&sta el viento
puso. ante csc desbocado sufrimiento,
un suspiCo en- cada curva Y en- cada arbol un !amento;
V el caballo por Ia fiebre poseido,
arrancaba. en- la carrera de su fuga sin sentido.
Pero, al fin. Gays rendido:
y un rugido, I'm gran rugido
lie alborozo envueltc en- saha
rerr6,, entouces, ei espanto de esa larga pesadilla...
Sobre ell nto de Ia nochs que envolyfa la montana
una roja media luna levantaba su cuchilla.
Jose Santos CHOC4NO.
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nINERSAS.

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Operetas V Zarzuelas 80. "S
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~ Rev Dc los Coc:ncros- Tratado prae- =.
81 Ate de hacerse rico. por Senla. :,
min Franklin ..... $500 " "
RibI;otera de Ia RSa- obra capaz de IA
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Z ANA de Casa Guia de u
hon aducada en- materia de eoclna'
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ra-, f,.Stas ~socialeS. famiia-es y pa
t-iotieas; hirnnoS. bioErafiaS. etc. Oora =.
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los SueTos explcados. pOr el MaSIeo dc :,
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ron ESlava 1900. $500 $50. -
nstodo de Solfeo. primera pa-te 49, ;.
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La mejo- obra en- 81 genera y ID
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rarc!a y e. baen EUSto y 81 dumento y
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-1ot-
Rio que el vale volahes encierra.
rio de linfa c~ristalina V Quieta-
:oh qucrido recinto de mi TERRA!
por Ii tan solo me volri poeta.
Entire el juncal florido que Sc afcrra
4 III margen. en- tn sombra Secreta.
entire 81 rerdor de II sin par ribera
81 amor conoci por vez primcra-
Sobrc IL arena de orc de III orilla
con un rumor gentil ell aqua hula
Y por do ell fondo 81 dcScubre Y brilla
70 con mi anlada atraveSar dcbia.
Ella allegro cantaba Y Sill Scncilla
canci6n entire los sauces Sc pcrdia;
ella era rubia bella V 70 la amaba;
decirSclo guerra Y no 10 osaba.
Juntos. muy ~iuntos. como dos cSposos,
&c Ia Garcia pristima al imperio.
caminabamoS solos. silenciosos
del enorme encinar bajo el miSterio:
Y Ell Su vcStc V CabelloS oloroSoS,
como impregnados de ideal zahumerio.
perfumes de Salud V carne habia
que al alma van por ignorada via.
Cuando al margen del vado al fin llcCamos.
nos vino de improviso un p~ensamiento
G irrcsolutos lucgo nos paramos
de ocultar Ia v~crgiienza hacienda i~ntento.
Solos Y sin vistos nos hallamos
Y con rubor nos vimos un momento:
conSuSurro gentil cl aqua hula;
con ella el rio atravcsar dcbia.
-
Pero me di valor V dije:-vente, IS.
-ventc, que yo te llevarc en- mis- brazos:
die que 81. sonri6 Y sacramento
me vo rcSuelta Il mis- amantcs lazoS.
Senti corrrr la voluntad ingcntc
cono lamina hclada en- mil pedazoS:
Y enmudeci, Sintiendo emoci6n tanta
que ct corazon saltaba en- mi e~arganta.
Sobrc Ia hierba ne quite el calzado;
ella baj0 la vista, mas miraba:
Ia cogl en- brazos V me entire Ell cl vado. ..
len brazos Ia coei, 20 que Ia amaba'
ASH por vz primera hube cstrechado
su Sero virginia. que palpitaba
v az"raSc una caSta l,alomita.
Y az6rase una costa palomita.
iOh pies tan lindos V tan bicn calzados;
por no mirarla al rostro yo os miraba.
por no mirar sus oioS eSpantados
donde cl placer con Ell amor luchaba,
Rajo mis- dedoS iuntoS Y agitados
cedia la carrie. el busto restellaba.
v el dulce aliento, al sonrcir. sentfa
cue audaz V ardiente hasta mi faz subia.
Apretada a mi pecho ibase riendo
a cada paso Simulando espanto.
V una euedeja suya entresalicndo
Sohre cl mention NE coSquilleaba IN tanto.
Cual relampago VI en- su rostro huvendo
el refielo del aqua Y entretanto,
me hice fnerte, V no f~uisteis va miradoS.
ioh pies tan lindos V tan bien calzados.
he mi tenor al fin rompi los lazos.
al mirarla en- los ojoS no temble:
trem9laha SUI carne entire mis- brazos:
llegamos a la orilla ' me pare:
su NAL cerrada veSte, entire sus trazos
dcjaba yer misterios que admire.
Fencl6 ell Amor al fin: cal de hinoios.
Y Su boca beSe Y cerre los oios.
Que sucedi6 despueso Aim encierra
nuestro Secreto Ell aqua pura ' quieta
10 sabes I'll, riecito de mi TERRA
por quien tan solo me volri poeta.
10 sabe aquel sauzal que ALI Sc aferra
a tu inargen, en- la Sombra secreta.
Y Ell sin igual verdor de tn ribera
do ell Amor conocf por rez primera.
Lorenzo sTECCHETTL.
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Jo
ViAJ EROS

A. San Antonio ACADIA de llegar pro-
cedente de Ia ciudad fronteriza de
Brownsville, ell doctor Miguel Barra-
gan, quien esta radicado en- esa po-
blaci6n.
FL viaje del distinguido facultativo
. San Antonio. es de %negocios; Y re-
Gresara a Brownsville ina vez que ha-
va arreglado aquf satisfactoriamente
los asuntos que lie traen.
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BIBLIOTECA SELECTA PARA
NI\0S

Tones IluSt-ados. a IS cnetavos cada uno)
Avent;r2s dc Teresa Pdn5a
CN-aZaneS po-nidcS.
CuentoS dc Anderson. . tomoS.
FL Teatro dc Aninales.
Fl I~nstinto de los AuimaleS.
81 Moline de los Pajsros.
Fl Amor y Il Guerra
e. FrenIo Gordo.
81 Sueno de Pepito.
e Espadachin.
Fl He-eGc-o.
Flores de- JuventUd.
Juegos y Hazahas de Animales.
La Ca52na del Tic Tom.
La Picara EanidaG-
La Fuerza del Bien.
La VanidoSa Alicia.
Mines de- Ninas.
Por Mentir.
Paauito el ExpIora6or.
Robinson.
RoSina-
I'm Chariot del Nundo Animal.
I'm MiuiSterio de Apira.es.
Tn Experiments del Dr.. Ok.
Tn Drama en- los Aires.
VerdadeS V Fantasias.
BIBLIOTECA RECRETIVA.
(Cuentos y lecturaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tonos iIust-ados a 90 eentavos eada uno.l
Nj Primera lectura-
Ho-as FeliceS.
FL Mundo Animal para Mos.
e A~z-iSuito.
Eseuela de Anima,es.
AventuraS de AniralcS-
Los Niros de otros Passes
e Libro del Meme.
Mines Buenos y Niaos Males.
Cuentos para Mines
Fl Pals de las M2-svilas.
CucntoS dc Esdss.
e. Nunic Aaravilioso.
iii Libro Favoritn.
Episodes y Avcnturas.
Lectures de Historic Sag-aia.
Episodes de IN Historic SaSvada-
Ns:racioars E~xtraordhIarias
Tsrdc- de CtoSo.
Las Trisulaciones de Me:cretA.
FL hundo de los Mics,
ieednc.-Cueneos morales
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Para Iibros en- espanoI, d~iriiase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 1fs
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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BIRLIOTECA DE INDUSTRIAS
iUCRATIYAS

A "a -.cDrayos casa tonnl
=, crr,s-7s
Us AZ So ~ p,+,.
.utuF" %
- ~ - $50
1sna+oS ae C4FS"
Cria &c ls'"
Clel-"s Ge mo
GE5&do t%aAr
L sI-oso-.-.
indGsrN Nh
-ndaE.rA slnsne'4,
G2N iioTc> ' >S os,.uH
SNototacl n .. e'"e'a
0SEAS POEilIAS.
- ms Zen
- - s,sn
- e. "a
N "a
- >, 49, 81 al
I-s x.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
KNIGHTS AND LADIES os
 oEHHlnIrN

KNIGHTS AND LADIES Oe
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellows' hall at 7:30 D. m Visiting members cordially invited
 R F HANCOCK President
 Box lS4S Bisb~s WINNIE JpWLES. Secretary
 Box iO54. Bishe. r ATTAWAY Ttuancier.
 Box 3171. Lowell BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 WOMAN Richard Homestead S96 meets second and fourth Tuesdays at old Pvthias Castle Visiting Archers are cordially invited
 R. J. RATCLIFFE. Foreman E. D. STINSON. Correspondent. Box 1+ss. Phone Red 2S4.
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Phelps Dodge Mere. Co.,, Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
Mining and Financial Ne,Us
 LEASED WIRE
STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Easter recess and the attitude of the stock eX- change authorities toward pools. as suggested by the Stutz motor episode, were primarily responsible for today's dull and hesitant market.
 Traders derived some encourage ment from the comparative ease of call money. which opened at per cent and held at that quotation until the rnal hour when belated borrowing forward to the 10 per cent This was offset, however, by the greater scarcity of time money, which was quotably un- changed, but actually unobtainable, eN- cept for moderate amounts. mostly in the form of renewals.
 Dealings in the leading foreign ex- change remittances were unusually light. the London quotation rising slightly over yesterdays best, with nominal recoveries in French and Ital- ian bills.
 Half a score of issues made up the bulk of the days small turnover. Cru ClOlc Olttl anu SICAlttdl btAhS the most prominent of the recent fav- orites. Crucible fluctuated within a ten point radius and closed at loss of 111a points. General Motors was less cratic, closing we'll toward its best quotation at a gain of SIS. while other steels, motors. equipments and oils finished at irregular but moderate gains or losses.
 Rails and shippings were dull but mainly higher as were also several of the food and utilities issues and few miscellaneous stocks notably United States realty at gain of about eight points. Sales 600,000 shares.
 Bonds were heavy, especially high grade rails, including Pennsylvania 5's and 41a's. Liberty 312's also yielded but foreign issues, notably United Kingdoms of 1887, hardened. Sales, par value, $12,525,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
 Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at Medigovich Hall. Wis iting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT, Sachem. s. VERRAN, Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
WILL APPEAL TO LAW

NEW YORK. April 1.-The five so- cialists evicted from the assembly to- day will appeal to the supreme court, and if necessary to the United States supreme court, s. John Block, state chairman of the socialist party, an- nounced here tonight He said counsel for the socialists, of which he is one, would meet in a day or two to deter mine whether an immediate appeal to the state supreme court should be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors and especially all work men of the Southwest mine l-T l.eir Kindness and sympathy shown us dur ing our recent loss of my husband and our father and brother Also for the beautiful floral offerings.
 Mrs P R. Bird
 James Bird
 Bert Bird
 Mir and Mrs. A. F. Sullivan
 MT. and Mrs. F.. F. Ross
 Charles w Sullivan
 William C. Sullivan
 Mabel Sullivan
 Lawrence Sullivan
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

NEW YORK - And they tell us to go to Europe that We may gaze upon picturesque architecture. Whats the matter with our own American-made beauty spots? The Woolworth build ing, tallest in the world, towers 57 stories high, and when photographed from section of the archway of the New York Municipal building makes a picture hard to beat in any part of the land.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

ORDER OF EASTERN STAR meets in Masonic Hal @A Pearl Chapter, No. 6. meets NF in Masonic Hall second and &~ fourth Tuesday of each
 month ar 7.30 Q m MRS. HILDA POLAND, W. M.
 Phone All. MRS. JESSIE BEVAN, Sec'y. P. O. Box 2299, Phone sos, Chairman Re lief Committee. Mrs. Maude Perry. Phone Blue 6S2.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

Cactus Candy at Sasse's.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, April 1. - Liberty bonds were heavy today closing at:
 31a's 96.70; 1st As SOTO; 2nd As S9.60; 1st 414's 91.90; 2nd 414's S9.90; 3rd 4l4's 92.9S; 4th 414's S9.96; Vic tory 3%'s 97.96; Victory 4A's 97.S6.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

Exports Of confectionery from the United States during 1919 increased tenfold over 1918, the declared value being $12,305 ,00O, against S1,225,000 Imports totaled only Sl95,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

Just received, Easter lilies and other beautiful potted plants at the Norris Millinery and Flower Shop. Main street, opposite express office. Az
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02

British botanists have succeeded in breeding a new wheat known as "yeo- man." which has yielded 96 bushels to the acre. three times an ordinary crop.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-02
MINERALS

NEW YORK, April l. - Lead and zinc unchanged. Bar silver $1.261a. Copper firm; electrolytic spot 19
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
Federal Agents
 to Watch Election

Washington, Oct. 2.-Thorough in- vcstigatons of election irregularities of every nature by all United States attorneys was ordered today by At torney General Palmer. The orders specified federal agents should take cognizance of local situations which where accusions of fraud have been made, whether or not federal in vestigation has been requested.
 It is understood that fraud and graft charges arising out of several primaries were included in the in vestigation.
 The new instructions were describ- ed as of sweeping character design ed to cover any campaign irregulari- ty and were said to have stressed the need for closer scrutiny of the use of money. District attorneys were in- formed that charges of vote buying and accusations of bribery should be given special attention where the federal government had Jurisdiction
 Federal agents will work in coop eration with state and local authori- ties and, where possible, the state courts will be given jurisdiction to avoid further amming of the over crowded federal courts. Prosecutions will be aided by federal attorneys where they can render assistance, Mir Palmer said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
DECIDES TO MAKE
 COMMUNITY FAIR
 AN ANNUAL EVENT
Attendants Declare First lief ferson County Fair Was
 Great Success

The first community fair to he held in Jefferson county, which took the form of joint agricultural and home economics exhibit by the stu dents of the Watson Chapel and the Union schools, held at the Watson Chapel school yesterday, was pro- nounced decided success, and the decision was made last night to make this fair an annual event.
 Exhibits including live stock, poul- try, farm products, culinary products and domestic science work were showed. All received favorable com ments from the judges. and others who attended. Prizes amounting to about $500 were placed on the winn- ing exhibits, but the list of winners had not been completed last night, and the prizes will probably not be awarded until Monday.
 Crowd From Pine Bluff.
 A large number of people from Pine Bluff went out during the day, while large crowd from the com munity in which the two schools are located, was present. The morning hours were largely taken up with speeches, and among the speakers were S. c. Alexander, E. B. Bloom, and Mrs. A. w. Troupe. The after noon was spent by the judges in se lecting the winning exhibits. Dinner was served on the grounds.
 The fair was inaugurated by c. A. Hughes, agriculturist at the Watson Chapel school to promote interest among the students of the two schools, and also among the people of the community in better farming methods, and better home economies. Mir. Hughes stated last night that he believed the fair was a success, and so optimistic was he over the results, he stated, that the decision had already been made to make the fair an annual affair. The commun- ity fair could later be developed into a county fair, he stated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
DRUGGISTS LEASE CORNER BUILDING
 FOR LABORATORY
Reirberger and Collier to Re finish Structure at Mar
 tin and State Streets

The brick building at Martin and State streets, which has been sold r~~-s.
 by Freelin c. Christopher to Fred Senyard for $4,O00, has been leased from MT. Senyard for period of five years by Reinberger and Col Her, and will be used as manufac- turing laboratory.
 The building will be remodeled somewhat inside, and the second floor used as the laboratory, while the first floor will be used as a store room. The building will be occupied by Reinberger and Collier November 1.
 A deed showing the sale of the property by Mr. Christopher was filed in the office of Circuit Clerk Sam Vaulx yesterday. Other deeds filed were: Dyer Stewart and Ethel Stewart to T. E. Spain, lot II, block 2, Hanf's addition, consideration $2,- 800; l.. M. Leavitt and wife, Georgia H. Leavitt, to Willie Garrett, south east quarter of the southwest quar- ter, section IS, township south, range 10 west, consideration $4,0O0; Carl D. Rutledge and Margaret Rut- ledge, to Currin M. Nichol, lot at Twenty fifth and Elm, consideration $400.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
R0SELLE'S WIFE
 NOW TEST|F|ES
COrrObOrates Her Illus bands Stat e m c n t Regarding Benefit She Received From
 Gen-Lax- Suffered
 Nervous Breakdown

"Gen-Lax has done more for me and mine than any medicine l ever found in my life," is the testimony of Mrs. E. J. Roselle, living at 221 Buford street, Forrest City, Ark, whose husbands testimony was pub lished a few das ago.
 I had suffered nervous break down, and has fallen off in weight until I was so thin and frail and weak, that I hardly had strength enough to go down town. l had 8 complication of troubles that begun with indigestion, and run on until l was just wreck almost. l was so nervous and excitable that the least little sound would make me jump. couldn't sleep at night to do any good, and was failing every day Gen-Lax came to Forrest City and my husband and I started taking it..
 'It has done a lot for him and our little daughter, but it has done more for me. I am gaining every day, both in weight and strength. l can now do all my housework and go anywhere want to, for all those old troubles are gone, and l feel like different woman"
 Gen-Lax is sold in Pine Bluff by Reinberger & Collier. Adv.