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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

as ,s Ure .tau IN nh, tS d secus
put together, and for years 1t was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
It incurable. Catarrh is a local disease
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, Is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Arthur cummlngs' Garage Burned.

Friday night A. D. Cummings' garage
on Fore Street, Oxford, and the auto
mobile which 1t contained, were burned.
Mr.. Cummings feels positive that he
locked the garage door when he put mp
the car on Friday, but when the fam.
| lily were awakened By the craokling OF
the flames and found the building on
FIRE, the doors were standing open.
The car was In the building, though II
appeared to have been moved. The tire
Vas too far along to save anything. No
other buildings were endangered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Androsoocein County shows an In

Androscoggin County shows an In
crease of GO per cent In population dur
ing the last ten years according to the
census returns; but II 10 all In the cities
of Lewiston and Auburn. Only one Of
the rural towns, Poland, made . gain
during that time, the others making a
loss. The population Of the county, &C.
cording to figures from Warrington. ID
o5, 796 against SO, s22, the figures Of 1910
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

Saturdays game between Norway and
Liyermore Falls was won by Norway,
8 to 2. williams, pitcher for Livermore
Fails, struck out IA men. Hunt Tor
Norway allowed Livermore Falls but
three hits for the game, and Norway
made but six hits. As on Thursday,
ssevery body" was there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

Earned runs, Sanford 2, Norway O..
Two base hits, Traitor, Fuller, Pink
ertop, White, Wilson. Sacrifices, Rowe,
Costello, Penfold. Runs driven In 6y
KcKeop, White 4, Richardson, Rowe 2,
Dillon 2, Purington, Durham. Stolen
bases, Rowe, Richardson. First base on
balls off Mcneil 8. First base on errors,
Sanford 2. Left on bases, Sanford ..
Norway7. Double plays, Trafton and
Dillon; Wiggin and Parent and Pinker'
ton. Hit by pitcher, by MCNEIL lPrattl
Struck ont by Mcneil 9, Penfold 8.
Umpire, Daley. Time 2 hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
paIestIne's Rainfall.

Palestine has a remarkable advan-
tage In putting through engineering
projects to store the rainfall. which
occurs five months Of the year. b.
cause the Mediterranean is at higher
level than the main water basins OF
the country, the River Jordan and the
lakes, and therefore little Of the total
rainfall runs of directly to the 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Sanford Norway S.

Thursdays game of base ball on the
Fair Grounds between the Norways and
the Sanfords was an exciting one. After
hard fought battle victory rested with
the visiting team. Following Is the
detailed score:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

In South Paris, Aug. q, by Rev. Chester g.
Miller, Mr.. Harry Freeland Noyes Of Woodstock
and Miss Ida Mae Morse Of South Paris.
Miss Mary CECILIA Bolduc, both Of Rumford.
In Bethel. Aug. Is, by Rev. w. G Curtis,
Ernest Smith Dudley and Mrs. Lillian Chase
SWEET, both of Paris.
Ellie Akers, both Of Andoyer.
In Canton, Aug. IS. Nathan Byron Waite OF
Canton and Niles Marcie Leona WEIGH of Ridlon
Vile.
Mary Rose TurnelIe, both of Rumford.
In Portland, Aug. IA, Matthias Nilsen OF Rum
ford and Miss Martha Swain of Portland.
In Sumner, Aug. 81, Mr.. Oswald X: Hammond
of Lewiston and Miss Marjorie Thomas OF
Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
LOST.

A boys coat, August 18th, some
where on the Sumner road to South
Paris and Norway. Finder please
leave at Democrat Office.
"a A. F. DECOSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Pomona Field Day.

Oxford County Pomona Grange Held
d.v will be held ut the fair grounds,
So1th Paris, Thursday, Aug. 20. Speak
srs will be present. Norway ana 0oa.n
Paris band will furnish music; [,on,c
dinner; hot coffee Will be served BRING
drinking cups.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

Itohi ltchi itchi-Scratchi Scratchl Scratchl
The more you scratch the worse you Itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. For ecsema, any AKIN itcn'
ins. ooca boz. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepsia and
consfipstion. = VeAkens the whole. system.
Doan's Reguiets (S0C per box) oct mildly on tho
MO- sud 6oVels, ~ III drug eoorees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

Big Advantage.
Cactus Joe says the chief advantage
Of being a good loser is that 1t keeps
you from being SO unpopular as no!
to be invited to sit In at the ne9s
game.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

For baby's> Group. willie's daily cuts and
bruises, mothers sore throat, grandma's lame.
ness-Dr. Thomas Electic Oil-the household
remedy. 30c and COO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
SANFORD,
NORWAY.

Z Batted for Penfold In 9Th.
* Batted for Pratt In 9th.
Score by Innings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

To feel strong, have good appetite and diges.
ton, sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Burdock
Blood Bitters, the family system tonic. Price
el.25.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Born.
Married.

In Bethel, Aug. 10, to the wife of Robert Bean
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

Alton g. Wheeler and Unitou o'Ss9e
Senator Bert NJ. Fernald were the speak
ers in Mechanic Falls at Republican
rally held Saturday evening. Mr.. Wheel-
er's other speaking dates 80 far as now
arranged are: at Auburn, Aug. 70, AZ
opening rally with two other speakers; 10
| York County, Aug. 20, with Carroh u.
Ready. the congressional nominee In the
First District; Sagadshoc County, Sept
| 1. Aroostook, Sept. 2, 8, 4; Kenneoec'
SAINT. 8. Z, 8; York County (Sapford),
Sept. O., with Congressman Burroughs OF
New Hampshire; Washington County
Sept. 10 and II.
Postsrs will be out within few days
Giving the program for the celebration
Rare on Labor Day, the net proceeds ol
~ ich. as is understood, will go for tns
hsnefit of the pubic library to-be. The
sonr teams which will play in the bal
samas are Norway, Oxford, West Paris
and Rryant's Pond. There will be three
games. at the fair grounds. Ample ar
rangements for feeding the people WI
ha 1ade. each of tbs churches setting III
shias for ALI corners. Ernest NJ. Mtliets
-no has for some years baked the bean
Co. the Methodist ladies for the count,
soi- ILL do ali the baking in his bean
hole for this occasion. There win .
somsthing doing all the time, from morn
ing 10 night
The Democrat has received q lstte
,-or, Raw. @. wellington Rogers, VINO
now settled in Dublin Park, ono, owe
IN. the Community Congregational Church !,
He writes SNOW that We are ees',n asu 10
| dad Ne want the Diumycrat .: . regu.s
Sor.shoid adiuEct.n He further write
that the political pct is beginning to oo1
IN Ohio and that there 10 general zee
|, Inc Harding viii carry the st.ss. IT 4
use his own words: "Unforsuna. s.
/ they won't Let me vote or tnsss ~
, woald be any question about Il. Any
nav have . good chance to cit on ~
!, fenco and watch the fight" In oios ~
; bs ssuds s'regards 10 the ladies ana .n
! sboys' In the ofaes and all che good ps'
Die Of seath Pazis."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24


vocalist, who has just returned from .
concert tour through New England.
A wedding which is OF interest 10
South Paris people took place In WIN
throp on Wednesday last, the contract.
ing parties being Ethel N. Chnord OF
that town and Carleton Pratt WOOD OF
King6eld. The particular reason for IN
terest 10 that the newly welded couple
are to make their home in this village
The bride / q graduate OF Wintnroi
High School and Pennington NORMA,
School, and the groom Is q graduate o.
the Stanley High School In kingneio
snd has spent three years st the Univer
sity OF Maine. He will be the new sue
master of the high school In this village
Mr.. and Ms. Charles e. Merrill snc
son, former residents here but for INT
past few years In Patten, with relatives
we're here Wednesday and Wednesos!
night. They were on . long journey
being on the way from Patten 10 Lo
Angeles, Calf, az part of family groul
OF nine persons. The nine are mrs
Charles z. Merrilps parents, Mr.. an.
Mrs. Z. L. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl n
Twitchsll, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Mel
rill and their son Carl and daughter Al
frena, and Miss Esther Garnetf. Mrs
Twitchell Is the sister of Mrs. Charles =
Merrill. These people have disposed .
Gil their interests In Psttep, where tue
have been In business, and expect 10 So
tie In Los Angeles, where Mr.. ana mrs
K. L. Merrill have been during the pas
winter, and whore they have purchase
some property. The elder Merriii W,
retire from business and build nome
Los Angeles. A portion Of the par.
make the trip by train, lus Mr. ana NJ ~,
Charles <. Merrill and son and two o..
srs are going by automobile. Tney car.
atent and other equipments, ana tnoue
they visited relatives here, Tor MOS.
the way across the continent they W
live camp life. From hare tney mso
Lancaster, N. r., ~ the next stoRp's
place, and thence 20 through tns III.
Mountains, end ovse rouss NOS y
sslly laid oaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20
Comrades of Peril
--BY--
RANDALL PARRISH
Copyright, A. G. McClurg & CO., 1919
copyrighted In Great Brittany

you as soon aH We got In; but hell. you
had skipped. while Hanlcy. who
might have kpowed something. WINS
up at the cove. sent Juan after
him. for by that timo was surc the
guy was some damn spy. Tho boss
he was ridin' had the same brand
OF them cattle drove in
THE Same brandt What brandt"
"rhe Three stars, they como from
Sheiby's ranch up on tho Cotton
wood"
He'll A big fellow. you said. with
light hair. and smooth faceY"
That's him: grayish blue eyes. an
rfdes like n oavairymhn never
saw the raloot before. but ] want
goin' TO take no chances. so got
his, gun. and locked him up"
'Wh~rey"
Tn that ccf room In viiiemonte's
cabin
And he's there y.t~
no. he amt: that's the trouble.
Somehow he got hold OF u knife.
reckon. Enyhow he cut them bars nj
tho window, an wiggled thru.
Damned IL sec how he ever did II.
big guy like him: but when mornln'
come. he was sure gone
And he hasn't been caughtr-
Amt seen hide ner hair o. him.
l took the trail soon N II was day
light but he must have stuck 90 the
rocks an water. ! got . few tracks
at first. but THAT was all Some guy
helped him outsids--,hcrc WINS prints
OF two kinds OF boots plain enough
under the window: but after that they
might Just rs well have gone up In
tho air"
Two o. EN- The other couldn't
have been HAnley, or Slagin. COULD
IT."
How the hen DO I know. ! never
caught sight o. nothin' but the print
OF that boot secuted up the creek
then that first bunch o. Indiana come
trailln' In. an had no time 90 think
about anything since. only gcttih my
cattle out o. here
Hut youu go with us uowr~
For a ways anyhow. reckon
there aint nothin' else 90 do. them
soldiers In bound 20 sc, here
And tho sooner we're OFF the bet,
ter. ia like TO know who that guy
Ia. but there Amt no tirne now to
stay and hunt him You ready7"
lie wheeled and confronted the
shrinking. frightened girl. who made
no reply.
We'll. by Cod you better be De;
the horses Joe. III fetch her along.
all right
Shelby straish;ened Up In spite
Of the odds. he mus act now. or
never. Yet before h. could take .
stop forward. a single shot rang out
sharply. lie saw MAcklin fling up
his arms. and reel backward. hts
body striking tho halfopen door. be
fore II crashed 10 the floor. and lay
motonieaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20

CONTINUED From Yesterday
He could SEQ the girl standing
pressed close 60 the wall. the light
from tho broken window on her face.
her eyes anxiou-ly watchful OF the
movements OF Macklln. who had
turned and was fronting the outer
door. one hand resting In readiness
ON tho butt OF his "sb." Then that
opening was Swallowed. and the bulky
figure OF the squaw.man suddenly ap.
pcared lie stopped on the threshold
blinking into the gloom. barely able
20 distinguish for a moment the out
lines OF tho two. His first utteranoe
was fun OF iIlhumor.
well. I got your message. and am
hero" he said roughly. What tho
hell 10 up. Macklinr"
Everything Ia. from all hear
was tho short reply. your Indians
arc licked already. aiu't heyT"
TIES: I expected that: I told them
how II would ba"
ITO be sure you did. but YOU never
thought every runaway buck would
make for this Hole. But they have;
and you know what that means. |
reckon. They will be smoked out
sooner or later. DO you want 10 stay
apd b. smoked out with 'efnf"
Lsud gave uttoranos 70 an oath.
but otherwise did not speak. Mack
In gave him little opportunity.
no. I'm for getting out Of here
ncw-tonight. Joe. don't intend
being caught In this net: an you are
a damned fool n you don't feel In the
same way. There ir chance now
10 mako u, tu, tomorrow may be too
late. How about your cattleF-
Macklin laughed
THAT proves what you think about
H. All righ, then: wen ride out to-
gothcr. Got three horses out there 20
Yea. and pack. that's what the
Indian told me TO bring. The woman
going aiong7-
-Suro she Ia Hen. we.ve fired
things all up. Weir, soin' TO get
married ovcv at Gcriarrha. I'm aim
Laud evidenced his surprise and
lncrcduiity with n rrun;. and n swift
glance Mt the silent Tiri. shrinking
back asains, the wall
what about PsnchaY- he asked
dryiy.
THAT nttis dcvff' Pooh, when
she hears about IL. I'll be cas-, % the
Missouri she's all right for a Msx.
hut thln time I mean business. Joe
Don't you forget H. I'm playin' for
big stakes. an thcr. don't no Paneha
stand In my way. What's the matter
with you
swcl. Amt 10 sur. you're eosn'
ter 81, off no scot free" returned
fAud slowly There's somsthing
happened here while you was away
don't just like the looks Of There's
fellow BEEN In here huntin' you an
I reckon h. mus, be- here yct--lesst.
ways don't know how tho cuas
could have got out
~ man huntin' ma, You're
dr~amin'.-
NO. I aiu.t The fellow Joined my
outfit upon the mesa yesterday
sort~r big fellow with high, hair. an
q smooth face. Ho put up quite a
spiel. and claimed his name was
Churchill ! didn't morn half believe
him. but not KNOWN what was UP.
I lot the Gus. drift In along with Us.
I thought II no was all right IL
wouldn't do no harm: while II he was
a liar. we'd soon find u out. an could
attend 10 the case. I aimed 20 see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20

wednesday afternoon the former
presidcn, VIII b. banquctsd at the
Rainier club. following which he viii
speak at tho First Methodist church
on THE League OF Nations Up TO
Date" He leaves for Portland 90
the midnight train
Tickets for the lecture have been
placed on sale at swift's pharmacy
and the King Bros. clothing stores.
and may also be obtained at tho Y.
NJ. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20

top. his fingers still clutched on
Sheiby's throat. the latter half uncon-
scious. Crazed. maddened as he was.
the one desire TO escape overcame his
eagerness to kill. and Indian Joe.
sursing. struck once at the upturned
face. lcaped 10 his feet and plunged
into the shelter OF the woods. Shelby.
gasping painfully for breath. scrace-
ly yet fully realizing what had oc-
CURED. lay motionless but for the
quivering Of his limbs.
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20

between him and Olga's revolver.
Yet. with every move. every strain
ing whirl OF their bodies. he gained
an inch nearer the open door. He
fought Ike an animal. sinking his
teeth into Shelby's flesh. and driving
his knees into his body. II was silent.
bitter fighting. every muscle strained
to the utmost, and the squaw.man
won. They knocked over the bench,
and crashed out thru tho partially
open door. rolling down the single
step into the weeds. Isaud landed on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20
June % Will Be
"Alexandra Day.

LONDON. May .o.---Aiexandra
day will be celebrated on June -.
when IL In hoped TO collect f2so. 900
In Greater London for hospitals and
Kindred chartttss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-20
JTAFT TO SPEAK
ONLY ONCE HERE
Subject; League OF Nations
Up to Date

William Howard Taft win speak
but once during his brief stay IN Sc
attic. II was announced wednesday
By +. J. Fuller. OF the Y. 81. c. A.
Shortly after his arrival here
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02

Que 81 mundo entecc ha sufrldo
una immense revoluci6r, la mas gran,
de Y traseendental que aayan presen-
ciado los sig!os, debido . les doctri-
mas de JesucriSto, IS Il Verdad tue'
"a de toda discussion.
Todas las nubes que nan QucriGo q.
comodarse en- torno de- Rodcntcr, 10
dos los cdios de cue ma quer:do ha,
cersele :ictim2. 5odas la n~egaciones
cor que Ia querido ccmbatirse.e, han
sido imponentss para menguar Ell 10
mas minimo ia eXcelsa figura del di-
vino Rabl d. Nazareth.
y . pesar dc los estueTZos anti.
criSriancs de veinJe siClos. ~jesdcrisJc
esta en- PIE Ell = centric del temple :
de la etern:iad i~lominaudo hoy conc
AYR a fades humans, dir
Iiendo el proreso de Ia humanidad
m~ostrando a todas las ge~neraciones ?
ideal. corsoi2ndo todos los dolores. =,
lertando todas las ~esperanzas.
La personalidad divina de Jesa1r;s
70 Is incapaz q ser comprendida ~
rcdas U manifcstaci0nss por Ia Ii,
nitada ;nceligeEcia humana. EStudic
r,osla huysilde-nenJe Ell alCuna de
eSas manifestations.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02

pagano. Pero csc derecho reconocia
las ~claSes. las divisioneS s~ociales. san.
cionaba les derechoS del poderoso, de,
adinerado. del v~enceior.
l. legislation era local. sin que hp-
b;era principles gcMsrales MOBILES y
elevadcs Ell Que puGiera cenStruirsc
ell derochO humaTo. En- tCdas parties
Ia OPPRESSION y q desconociniento de
los derechos d. los dGbi!es foynlaban
Ia base de Il Legislation.
Fl Gerecko humane es admirable. pc
70 Gespues de naber recihidc el esprit
tn cristiano, despu@s d. que Justinia-
no % purific6 de TODD Ell paganismo
de Il primitiva Legislation. Per ESQ
csc dcrecho romano ole reeibio Ia
soberana influ1ncia de CriSto REDEEM,
tor, inspira aun ell dGrecho pUblico de
todos los pueolos ~civilizados.
No hay principle de Ia legislation
moGerna que 10 81 e~ncuentre. explicit
Ia o imp!icitamente comtcnido en- u
Evangelio. que es e. c6digo neral de
Ia hunaaidad c~jvilizada. De sucrte que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02
DE LA RAZA.
HUMANA.

Para c~omprender 81 abiSno dc nj
seria y degradation Ge>que J~eSucris-
TO saco n In hnnlanidsd. basta con re
cordar 10 que era "a mujer, eli nine :
el pobre an Ell munGo pagano. : 10 que
son actualmenJS en- los paiseS aun no
iluminados por n luz del Evange-
lie.
La mujer era una ccsa sin dere-
chos. una e~sclava del hombre, en- 81
muuGo pagano. No era madra, Dor
'qre 10 tania GerechoS sobre Il hjjos,
qu. K po1iaD ser arrebat>dos o TUer-
tos. 81 el padre ash 10 guerra.
ESQ eS Ia muier Ell nuestroS dlaS
en- G! Japon. en- China, en- los paises
mahometanos : or r0doz los pusblos
salvajcs.
Fl riho pertenec;a al padre " n
Estado. ou;-n cznia sobre 81 dere-
chcs de- vida Q muertc. FL infant.
cidio cometido por ,os padres no es,
taba penado por 81 c5digo romano
En- cuanto =! pobrc. era ilota en-
| Roma. paria en- Il India, esclavo Ell
Grecia. e gran fil6soto de IN anti,
giiedad. Arstoeo!es, conSidsraba Ia
esclayitud como una co<a natural )
al esclavo como dn n~aruralcza infe-
| r;cr q los dcmas hcmbres.
Fl mundo So ~colvertla Isl e. IN
immense campo de exploitation en- que
w grupo de hombreS audaces : fero.
ces cprimia al resto de IA human
dad. FL honbre era e. opreSor Gel
niRo : de n mujer, 81 enemigo ratu.
raj &c ellos; : 81 hombre fuerta POI
81 dinero o por sus armGs, era el amo
do tcdos los que no podian resistirle.
No habia hogan nj victudes domes
ticas. LIS marbles Republican 4 sus
mujeces por e. mas ligero motive, c
sin ninguno, J las mujeres Sc venga
ban burLando la fidelidad conyugal.
Para s2lvar a "a humanidad era
n~ecesario fundar el hogan, elevar :
Ia mujer al range dc compah@ra de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02
V|ERNES CELEbRES

A proposito del Yiernes Sauto
unc lie los dlas mas grandes de Ia
Cristiandad, damos una lista de vier.
nes ~cdlebres:
Ell viernes IS de JUNO de 1776
fue asaltado Y fortificado Bunker
Hill. FL viernes 7 de Octubre de TIT
Sc efectuo Ia rendicion de Saratogs
y, por 81 poder g ifluencia, Francis
Sc declare en- favor de L. Independent
cia de Estados Unidos.
Ell visrnes % de Septiembra de 17SC
Sc descubri0 la TRACTION de Arnoldo
10 cue salv6 a Ia naci6n americana de
81 destruction.
e viernes 10 de Octubre dc 1871,
Ia rendici6n de Yorktown corona de
glcria 81 ejercito americana.
Fl viernes Z de Julio de 1776, por
una mocion del diputado John Adams,
~secundada por Ell diputado Richard
Kenny Lee Y adoptada por el Con
greso de Estados Unidos, eran Y de,
bian Sc. ror derecho hires e inde-
penGienteS.
e. viernes 20 de noviembre de
1921 Sc organize Ia primera logia ma
s0nica en- America, en- Canada.
En- Nernes nacieron Bismarck,
Gladston Y Disraeli.
Fl vierne S de Abril de 1913 Sc
public0 en- Inglaterra 81 primer pc.
3i0dico de &~visos, cue llev6 el nombr
de Impartial Intelligence.
En- yicrnes nacio Thomas Sutton,
quicn sa!v6 q Inelaterra de Ia Arma-
da Espanola.
e. vicnes SO de Julio de 1861 Luis
II humillo q la nobleza Ge Francia.
Fl viernes ~ de EHero de 1927.
naci6 Carlos {! atrevido, de Burgun-
dy. el scberano mas rico de Europa.
II viernes q de Mario de 1909
fue descubie1Jo 81 rio Hudson.
FL viernes 90 de Noviembre dc
1917 Sc ;mprimi0 por primera vez en-
LondrSs el diario The Times, Va
lierdose del vapor como fuerza mo-
triz.
e. vierneS II de Enero de 1902, el
Baron Alexandra DC Humbclt alcanzo
en- 81 C~himborazo Ia altura de 1920
pies.
FL viernes I3 de Julio de 1855 ma
c;6 Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit. cCmun.
mente-conocido inventor del tcrm6.
metro A~lercurial. Fue este cGiebre f,
sico qUieD prjmeramcute anunci6 el
hecho lie que el aqua hierve a di-
ferentes grades de temperature. Sc
gun Ell peso de Ia columna a~tmosferi,
ca que descanSa sobre ella Y que 81
requiere menos calor para haceria
hervir en- las alturas, que al pie de
las montanas.
FL vicrnes p de Diciembrc de I54S
nacio en- Eisleben. en- eli Condado dc
Mansfield, en- Ia Alta Sajonia, el
reforrnador Martin Lutero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02

Ell CaIomel produce salivaci6n. 81
I'd. Sc siente bilioso, con dolor de
cabeza y constipado. 81 su piel es-
ia palida y reseca, tiene NAL alien
to. acidez en- ell est6mago, etc, adj
quiera en- c~ualquiera droguerfa, por
unos cuantos c~entavos, una botella de
@DoGson's Liver Tone" que es un sus-
htuto vegetal del peligroso calomel.
Tome I'd. una cucharada y 81 no hace
funcionar SD higado 10 mismo q -e el
detestable calonel, pero sin producer
lie trastornos nj molestias d. ninguna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02

clase, puede acudir al lugar Gonde fe
comp-6 y 81 dinero lie sera devuelte
desde luego.
81 I'd. toms calomel hoy. mafana
sc sentirs enfermo = o nauseaas
ademas, lie producira s~alivaci6n,
mientras que CT toma "Dodson's Liver
Tone" al otro dia re sentira I'd
Entertainments, con mily buen apeti-
to, lleno de energias y listo para 81
trabajo o ell juego. Els seglro, mo
fensivo y sgradable y Sc les pueds
iar sin tenor O los ninoS