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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23

| to call the sons of opportunity to its
defense. America must not only save
herself, but ours must be the appeal
ing voice to sober the world
It must be understood that toll
alone makes for accomplishment and
advancement, and righteous possession
is the reward Of toll and its incen-
tive. There is no progress except in
the stimulus Of competition. The
chief trouble today is that the world
war wrought the destruction Of health
fllI competition, left our storehouses
empty and there is minimum pro-
duction when our need is maximum.
MlximumS not minimums is the call
of America. 1t isn't a, new story be-
cause. war never fails to leave de-
pleted storehouses and always impairs
the efficiency of production. War also
establishes its higher standards for
wages and they abide. wish the
higher wage to abide, on one explicit
cOndi itiOn---that the wage-earner will
give full return for the wage received.
want, somehow, to appeal to the
sons and daughters of the republic,
toa#eyery producer, to join hand and
brain lin production, more production,
honest production, patriotic produc-
ton, because patriotic production is
no less aa defense Of our best civiliza-
ton than that of armed force. Profit.
eering is Il a crime Of commission
.underprO ion is a. crime of {Omis
sion. We must work our most and
.bestSelse the destruction reaction will
conc 3sf:-s .Sais 3l5S M n
he menacing tendency Of the pres
entSsday is not chargeable wholly to
the unsettled { and fevered conditions
caused by the wv ar. The Emanif fest
weakness In popular government lies
IN the $tempta ion to- d ppeal to grouped
citizenship for political adyanta ge. It5s
WQuld be the u, biindnes of folly to
ignore the acti ties In our own coun-
tryS sRhicll are aimee a destroy our.
economic TEN, and to- comlni t us to-
the colossal trag edy hich has de-
strOy all5 freed dom antl made Russia
tmpot mt. This movement is not, Ia be
tIalted in throt led q berties We must
not abridge the 4 free on speech.
thes treelom Of Pre- SIS. or the freed ialns
ssembly becal use there not
igss represai o.. shese libersE
ass sacred .as the ferae1 ION gofs
relll Iouss belle VI inYiOl as; the
& R - nurssit IN
sss
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23

e1&444e41 e4t,St@e$
9 Devoted to the Best In.
. teresta Of the City, Coun-$
q " and State prints all Il
= the Legal news. s5ss5
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23

you formal and effective peace su
quickly as Republican congress can
pass its declaration for Republican
executive to sign.
1t is better to be the free and dis
Interested agent of International jus
tice and advancing civilization with
the covetant OF conscience, than be
siackled by q written compact which
surrenderS our freedom of action and
gives t" II military alliance the right
to proclaim Americas duty to the
world. No surrender of rights to Il
world council or it's military alliance
no assumed mandatory however ap-
pealing. ever shall summon the sons
OF this republic to war. Their su-
pre'ne sacrifice shall only be asked for
America and it's call of honor. There
is a sanctity in that right we will not
delegate.
disposed us we are, the way is very
simple. Let the failure attending as
SUMPTION. obstinacy, impracticability
anu delay be recognized, and let us
ma the big, practical, unselfish way
W u" Jul pdIt. HeltueF CONcCOuS De-
cause Of ambition nor hesitant through
fear, but ready to serve ourselves,
humanity and God With senate
advising as the constitution contem-
Plates, would hopefully approach
the nations Of Europe and of the
earth, proposing that understanding
which makes us willing participant
IN the consecration of nations to
new relationship, to commit the moral
forces of the world America included,
to peace and international justice. still
leaving America free. independent and
self-reliant, but offering friendship to
all the world
1t is folly to close our eyes to out
standing facts. Humanity is restive,
much Of the world is in revolution, the
agents of discord and destruction
have wrought their tragedy in pathetic
Russia. have lighted their torches
among other peoples, and hope to see
America us IL part Of the great red
conflagration. Ours is the temple of
liberty under the law, and it is ours
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23
BENNIE 5 SCHULE|:
ms ANTLY KILLED
By FALLING ROOF !:

Word came as shock to the com.
munity, Monday afternoon, whe1 tn,
news was telephloned tl le to town town II that li
Bennie Schuler, II years of age, a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schuler,
had been killed when a log house
caved in on him, burying him he.
meath the heavy timber. Is55 $Sgss:
His farther, tells that he and his
son were tearing down the old home
place Of Hans EIultberg on what was
formerly the Hultberg farm and were
moving the lumber to their own farm.
The sod roof Of the cabin was held
. up in the center by a big plank and
one Of the heavy logs Of the roof
rested on this timber. The father OF
the boy was fearful that the roof
might fall in and it is stated that he
warned his son to be careful abolt
removing the support. The boy
thinking there was no danger took a
sledge hammer and knocked the tim,
ber out at the bottom and the roof
left without support caved in almost
instantly. The boy did not have time
to move from his tracks before the
heavy log fell on his back and crush
ed him to the ground ond on top of
this fell the rest of the roof, complete
ly burying him in the debris.
The only words of the boy when
the roof fell were .help, father" for
when his father dug the body out
some Is minutes later his life had
been smoothered out. DR.. Gordon
was telephoned for from the resi-
dence of Fred Mettler, who re-
Gently bought the Hultberg farm and
when the doctor arrived at the scene
about 80 minutes after the accident, he
at once saw there was no hopes Of
reviying life. in the body. He made
an examination and states he. found
10 5oOAA'S sOAOhOA VI CACs TUOuy luJulSu
and believes that the assiye tins-
FbeTs and sod sufticated the boy.
When the log fell it struck on the
back Of the boy and the rest of the
roof crushed him down in a STOPPING
position with his feet crossed. This
alone gave him no chance to free him.
se1f.
a The funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon, being postponed
one day to await the arrival Of rela-
tives from South Dakota. Besides the
father and mother there is a brother.
and two sisters and several half
brothers and sisters. The entire com.
! smuMnity " extends their deepest sym
pathy to the members OF the bereaved
family. q, 81 s ..-s.# II c.a, ss5s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23
MOVE 70 BISMARCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Krist Kjelstrup and
family Of Underwood have moved to
Bismarck where they will make
their future home Mr.. ~Kjelstrup is;
one Of the pioneer settlers in Under
wood and has considerable business
enterprises in that town. It is under
stood that he will still retain these
interests. ..z,t.. 81
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23
h Real ESf tat e Z. Odns

sIAT IA have fsei'tie ndl,ns ReAL ESTATE
s LOANS promptly. money ready waI.
be ~ sood
AND LOAN LINE.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-07-23
HARDING SPEECH !: I !! |
Of ACCEPT AIl.CE
A new KEYNOTE

Party Responsibility as
Distinguished From Dictatorial and
Autocratic Personal RuIe--in Re-
ferrins to League Of Nations. Says
We Do Not Mean to shun a Single
Responsibility of This Republic to
World civilization-Favors Protec-
tive Tariff, Merchant Marine, a
Small Army, Woman Suffrage and
National Budget.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26

Mrs. Myers also says: knowing all Libby prod
'ucts to be unusually good, I do not hesitate to
recommend the use of Libby's Evaporated
Milk to other housewives
From the most celebrated cooking
school in the United States
Did you try the Boston Cooking Schools recipe
for Corn Chowder as it appeared in this paper
recenty1 From the same school comes the
statement that "evaporated milk has lost none
of its nutritive qualities and may be used in
place of fresh milk. A half pound of canned
milk for each adult member of the family and
pound can for each child, diluted with an equal
quantity OF water, is none too much to use on
the table and for cooking purposes each day.
A necessity of every cuisine, is the
opinion Of world-famous chef
Victor, world-famous maitre de cuisine of the
St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, says: "In
my home always evaporated milk in pref
erence to fresh milk. l consider it necessity
OF every cuisine. No home, restaurant club or
hotel should be without it. Libby's Evaporated
Milk is as good milk as can be produced. II
is perfect substitute on this market for fresh
milk, and better for many purposes"
More digestible, says United States
Children's Bureau
Read the report of an expert, DR.. Dorothy Reed
Mendenhall which was prepared for the u. S.
Childrens Bureau: cit (evaporated milky re-
sembles. 80. boiled milk, and, like it, is
superior in point of sterlity and also in digest
Utility to pasteurized milk" This report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26
What Libby's
Evaporated Milk is

Libby's Evaporated Milk is fine,
pure milk-from dairying sections
that have become famous for their
rich milk and cream.
Half the moisture has been
evaporated from it, but nothing
added, nothing else removed.
1t keeps sweet and pure in
definitely, is always on hand when
you want it. A convenience and
economy you will appreciate.
Order a supply of Libby's Evap-
GRATED Milk from your grocer
today!
Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26

Orleans, Mrs. lnez Mac
Martin Myers, writes: 81
firmly advocate giving pure
evaporated milks to young
babies when mothers milk
cannot be had and believe
it even preferable to cows
milk, unless the source of
production and sanitary
conditions are assured"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-26

(number 4 in the Care OF
Children Series, issued by
the Children's Bureau Of
the u. S. Dept. of Labor
goes on to say that the. di-
gestibility of both the fat
and casein is probably in
creased by the exposure of
the milk to high tempera-
ture in processing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
DIEGuEZ P~RlSlONERO

FL dia siguiente. 81 general Dieguez
era hecho prisionero en- los momen-
tos en- que Sc disponta a sal!r jumbo
a SayuIa. al APPREHENSION. del gene
raj Dieguez fue real!zada POI lbs .jr-
fes Y oSiciales del battalion nGInero
-, a Q~2ienes Diaguez lsahta ordena,!o
que salieran por eI ca1l,Ao lie lrapua-
10 a combattr A las fuerzns revoiu-
cionarias que marcua0aA sobre Qua
d~aIajara, para atacer a. referido Die
que por haberse reHusad) = recono-
Ger 81 nuevo estaGo &c cnsas.
Los jefes V oficia!cs del - bata-
ll6n. que habIan sIdo i1fo"Tnaios de
que la capital de Ia RepGblica estaba
va ocupada por ~obregonistas V gon-
zalistas Y que al m. ifpieuJo IeroIM-
C~ioNario Sc hahta1 undo IL mayor
parte de las guarHic:rnes del pats. re-
solvieron, en- juntQ celebrate deSpurs
de haber recibido las 6rdenes de
marchar hacia Irapuato para combatir
a los obregoNistas. declararse a favor
del movimiento iniciado en- Sonora Y
arrestar a Diegue=, para evitar asf Ell
derramamiento de sangre que serla
inevitables dado que el jefe de las
operaciones del Occidente estaba re-
SUel = hacer reSiStenc;a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
Sc A Al SUElO

FL teniente coronel Ramon Beuja-
mir Arnaiz. acompahado de los CAPT
tanes Crespo y Gotta, cumpliendo con
las 6rdenes del coronel Castro. iefe
del - battalion, 50 p~resentaron re-
suertamente ante Disguez. en- su caro-
especial. = le intimaron rendicion. La
escoita de DiegueZ trat6 De impedir ell
paso a los oficiales cue thar a arres-
tar ais jefe de las operaciones. pero
cedi6 ante la supertoridad de la es-
Gotta de Arnaiz.
Desc preso, GeneraI,-le diio
Arnaiz Z Dieguez en- los momentos en-
que este Sc p~resentaha en- la puerta
del caro-, pretendiedo salir.
Retfcese' fue la contestaci6n de
Dieguez. QUEEN agreg6 marchese .
donde lie ne rnandado,
Los ofictales lie hicieron yer a Die
suez que ser1a inItil toda resistencia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
Lucia entire un agente
del orden y I'm negro

Aver en- la madrugada estuvo a
punto' de encontrar Ia muerte ell agen
te de Ia pollcfa Baltazar. cuando ira
taba de ~aprehender a un s~ospechoso.
Ell case ocurri6 como a ESQ dc las )
de la manana. E. agente B~altaazr. dc
punto en- las Gales de Commerce Y
Cherry. vio a un individuo lue en- IN
buggy" resguardabase a la sonkra
&c TN arbol. Quiso saber 10 cue aacfa
a,ll V Sc dirigi6 hacia Ell ~velfculo. ii
Que montaba ell coche era I'm negro,
que. no bien vic que el policfa lie ha-
bfa descubierto, hizo andar d su ca
ballo. Baltazar corri6 tras Ell cochs Y
a pesar de Ia velocidad con que luego
empez6 a caminar. este logr6 subirse
en- la parte trasera del vehiculo. FL
auriga no tard6 en- yer tras ST Ia cara
amenazadora del guardian que Sc
disponfa a cumpiir con SUI deber apre-
hendiendole, Y sin mas nj mas saco
I'm revolver e hizo fuego sobre su
perseguidoT. Mas el b~alancearse del
coche, en- Ia desbocada, carrera hizo
tai vez que Sc desviara la mano de
aquel que no reparaba en- nada para
deshacerse de su perseEuidor. La lu-
cha que entonces entabl6 entire cl
negro Y ell policfa fue verdaderamente
angustiosa. FL agente logr6 luego des-
armar a gu agresor. pero este Sc echo
encima de su adversario con encarni-
zamiento tai, que hubierale deshecho
81 su adversario no hubiera esauivado
ian bien el golpe. tomando luego la
~ofensiva Y pudiendo luego domino a
aquel negro que pronto fue conduct
do f las oticinas de 3olicfa, donde Sc
lie registr6 bato Ell cargo de asalto
criminal. En- este un negro como de
unos cincuenta Y tantos amos Y sable
Sc que profesa el arte de robar ga
l!inas.
Pronto. sera transiadado a las au-
toridades del Condado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
Comerciante ~sospechoso
~aprehendido

La policfa de San Antonio ACADIA
de aprehender a un mexicano que ha
infundido sopechas 4 Ia policfa. Tai
aprehensi6n Sc llev6 a efecto IA tarde
del iueves proximo pasado, en- vista
Ge que IN muchacho m~eXicano acer-
caadosele al captain Treviho cue tba
rumbo a las oficinas de policia, otre-
ciendole en- venta unas joyas. Este
trat6 de inquirir. Y e. muchacho por
toda respuesta contesthle que aQue-
las ioyas eran propiedad de ur indi-
viduo domiciliado en- l%.& GALES de CO.
lima V aSreg0 Que este sujeto tenia
aun muchas mas joyas de venta. Ell
captain Trevino no quiso saber mas
Y fue en- buscd del hcmbre aQuel, no
tardando en- dGr con el propietario
de las alhajas. Hallhle en- casa de
adobe que, Sc encuentra co~nstrulda
en- Ia region ~suroeste de Ia ciudad,
donde tenfa- a~lmacenada una gran
cantldad de pares de zapatos.
Fl captain de policfa interrog6 al
prcpietario del calZado sobre Ia pro-
cedancia de aQuellas m~ercancfas V
Este lie contest que era comerciacte
y que hab!a venido de a CiIdaI d."
Mexico a negociar aquelas joyas, de-
c~laraciones ell captain Trevino 10 apre
hendi6 y conddjole Il las oficinas de
policfa.
Las autoridades practican va una
c~oncienzuda investigation que deslin-
dard seguramente las responsibilities
des que pueda haber el que Sc dice
ser conercianee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
HARUN-AL RASCHlp.

Los cat6lic0s franceses justifican ST.
Gerecho con Ia r~efercnC!a historical de
Carlomagro. a quien ell califa Harun
al Raschid. el mas celebre de los aba
sidas. que entr6 en- relaciones amisto-
sas con el gran rey frances Y empeTa-
dor de los romanos Y A quien envi3
las llaves del Santo Sepulcro, en- vez
de enviarlas a Constantinopla.
La iglesia griega cisrnatica hasa 81
p~retensi6n en- el hecho de que los san
tos lugares fueron conQustados en-
S37 por 81 califa Omar, QUEEN dis po-
session de los ~santuarios de Ia Ciudad
Santa al clero residente. Ia rreten-
sion es muy vaga, porQue 81 habit al
| gun rito griego en- Jerusalem en- Ia
centuria septima. la ruptura definiti-
va con Ia Iglesia no ocurri6 sino 400
amos despues. Por tanto, 81 e. califa
Omar entrego las llaves de los santua-
! rios al clero que ~entonces resldfa en-
Ia ciudad. 10 hizo rorQue 10 ~reconocfa
mana V no porque dIcho clero fuera
griego.
Despues de veinticinco amos de ne
~gociaciones. Roberto de Antou rey
de Napoles, compr6 las propiedades
de los Santos Lugares y obtuvo auto
rizacton para que los monies francis
canos Sc encargaran de Ia iglesia de,
Santo Sepulcro Y celbraran misa
otras ceremonies. Los franceses ase-
Euran que esta primic!a &c la Iglesla
Romano janas ha sido ~abandonada. nj
aUu cuando la ~poblacion griega er
Jerusalem creci0 y fue reconocida POI
Ia ierarqufa Official en- 1853.
Los historiadores cat0licos v algu-
nos disidentes aseguran que los grie,
gCs llsCaron a obtener algunos privi-
legios comprando votos. pero q fines
de Ia centuria decima septima. LaJo
la preston de Luis XIV de Francia.
Ia sublime Pusrta examin6 todos los
titulos a la possession del Santo Sc
pulcro. y concedi6 a los cat6licos el
derecho de RECONSTRUCT la basIica.
I Los derechOs de la Iglesia Cat6lica
fueron r~econocidos en- posteriores ira
tados internacionales. aunQue los grie-
COS, por los terminus del tratado fran
c~o-Drusiano ~obtuviercn la Guarda ~
| d!Chos lugares. permareciendo al fren-
! te Ge ellcS por muchos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
Mande Hoy = p' sna MueshaGrats

Easl u-s p-ze5z pe-soaaL De vi vciG--
No ecyis rlnxia 6lnero. yuesto Gus II c-usba &c
PAPAO 20 le czst2 Gz5a sa embargo. rCecs i2r!1
sIsc nIs &c 70 cue Yrdl=ra re2.esez;A- e. orc Ms
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ae clio 2or toGa 81 Vids- Esc-ihsnos Roy U1s tsr!e:s
postal Q Iene e crP5a natsaio Roy zi,Ee : : Vussts
DC ssrso recIelri u1S apa-H gratis Dc PLAFAO cCa
N L.hro de intern .r.6a ccDo -sSslo Gel Seller STAR:
ccace-aien;s = II h-Gl=. , Gel ntiSao e. T-tat ce-
c4sl Sc 10 eonceLS On dlrIoE-a ecu 7eee!'a &c Gro sn
Eo... V IN diploma ecl 81 Gran PriS en- PARA, GCo
dFhs osrrr ea ulncs cs ;o.oS .sGelcS cue sai7U2 sis
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tsnsr eSia p-2sbs S-a;lA- No h15 doda cue las c2-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
CARRANZA FUE LOCALIZAOO EN-
LAS MONTANAS DE PUESLA

TeL4orora Especial para LA PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo 21.-
FL General Guajardo; que uene ell
mando de una de las Columns que
van en- persecution de Carranza, did
parte a Ia Secretara de Guerra de
que este habfa sido localizado en- I'm
determinado punto de las montanas de
Puebla cuyo nombre no Sc da a CO.
nocer.
Agrega Guajardo Que la peGueha
escolta que lleva. Carranza esta en-
condolences sumamente ~precarias Y
que tiene que haber sufrido mucho en-
las montanas a causa de la fafta abb
soluta de comestibles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
ExsllcscIog DEL pLApso.RAo.

q ~rrlaelslo sa yIrtgd dsl sual 81 ~PLNPAo-PAD
zss1vss.rs 81 aseIoa, FGcde faCineatS es1Srtn6s-se
scs.S-arso el di-u.o trrea exgoesto , tsysodS "a sx'
p,ssars5n C-s a continuation sGGo2snes:
e P~LAPAO-PAD e hsss0 &c IN material foeTs :
S1sxIsis z, 81 cuzI - acoucGa = ls moTtnisAto,
rcl eus-Po rsuitGado sunsnsnts oancGo e C-e q
lSsA 81 paris interior IS sdhsilss t?GEerido a q
~an.I.sto adhesive zero diisrente Scr eenrlseol. a y
a. ,,,tsr "A Al-SAzG.Lx y" cs rsSs1larss ? saiirs'
Ss ~ lOssr.
a" e "A czrrnIda4 sEsSnsssss del PLAPAo'
PAD. Gus dsscAzSK sss-s les z&scGas Sss-s 5 =
Va Gltzr 81 srS eesaH 11L
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
DEFUNCIONES

Rito Cuevas a la edad dc 20 amos.
Nina Maria fedora Rincon, a IA edad de
G meses y 10 dias. Mia del senior D. Marciai
Rinc6n : de Ia sonora Dina. Candelaria Nieto
de Rincon.
Francisco Escobedo. a "a edad De 90 amos
aIb;no Baldwin, a Ia cdad dc Is amos. hijo
Do D. Jesus Baldwin y de Ia sonora Dna. Cruz
r. de Baldwin.
Tn niho de Manuel Medina y de Dna. An
tonia Salinas de Medina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
R~ECORTELO, VALE DINERO

Rec6rtelo y enviennoslo 1unto con &C.,
dirigido a Feley and Co. 1885 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago, H., escribiendo
su nombre Y direction con claridad Y
recibira un paquete conteniendo Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, para toses, res
friados y crup; Foley Kidney Pills
para dolor de costado, reumatismo,
enferncedades de rSnones V vejiga Y
Foley Cathartic Tablets, ell mejor
lax Ady0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
D:eguez fue capturado por
sus subordinados
tViene de Ia Primsra)

da6o muy satisfechos con su confe-
rencia inalamhrica cor 81 jefe del mo-
vimiento revolucionario. porGue 81
Gobarnador Castellancs Tapia dispuso
Tue Sc procediera a hacer los prepa-
rativos n~ecesarios para el traslado de
los poderes a Ciudad Guzman, y Die
guez dis diverSas 6rdenes cue lleva-
ron al p1blico Ia impression de que
Ia ciudad iba a ser cvacuada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22

e. Coronel Francisco Gonzalez cstuvo
aver On csta ciudad de San Antonio de paso
para el puerto de Tampico. 4 dondc le leva
una ccmisi6n del senior D. AdoIfo de IA Huer
IN. Gobernador del Es:ado de Sonora. Dtjonos
el coronel Gonzalez ' Gonzalez que en- los e.
.ados de Sinaloa Y Sonora reina Ia mas abso
luta tranqufidad.
e. Coronel Gonzalez y Gonzalez pe!e6 al Ia
do De general Forcs contra e. regimen de Ca
-gar-u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
A TODGS
LOS MEXICANOS

En- los momentos ac;uales. en- cue "a
R. publica Mcxirana Sc lala nueVanleh
tc envuelta en- los horrores de 4 Sierfa
civil, Sc hace verdaderamente indIspensa
bic, para todos los mcxicanos. I'm Ma2a
General de su naci6n. en- el que puedaa
~conocrr graficamente y darse cuenta eIac
Il dc todos los lugares en- donde sc estan
desatrollando sanSrientos combates entire
Obregonistas y Carraucstas
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En- cast todos los Casos de deolhdao
sn Ia muier, Sc nota IN flujo mucoso
1ebn que Sc escapa de Ia vagina que &c
.onoce con Ell nombre de l~eucorrea Y
,on 81 mas comln de flores blancas,
y Is sorprenden,e como Pocas mujeres
ennocen Ia importancia vital de este
derrane v con Ia rapidsz que debiita
20 ORGANISING. FL resultado conun de
sta enfezmcdad tan penosa Y moicsta
7ue tartisimo sc ha ge~neralizado entire
:. sexo fenenino, e localiza en- los
<ryanos reproductores, ocaslonanoo do
Or de espalda, dolor de costado, doior
de cabeza. enfermedad de los ovanos,
nirada inguida, cansancio, nervlo-
Edad. palidez densa, nal humoT Y color
anormal. Esta debilidad tambien IS
acausa de muchos casos de estenlidad.
Cuando Ell flujo de esta molestia es
profuso o abundante, gsneralmente
agnifica que eUsten u~lceraciones Y
d~islocaciones de Ia matriz Y los dolores
y ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
coustantes y persistentes.
Con segrridad en- las Fa-macias
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SANTORAL.

(yigiia) Dc Pentecostes con solo obstinen
cia dc carnesb. Santa Rita de Casia Viuda. de
Ia Orden de San Agustin, Abogada dc impo-
siblcs. Santos Torcuato. Clcsifonte. SeEundo'
Inda!ecio. Ceciilo. Hcsiquio y Eufrasio Obispos
Nartjres. Giscipulos del Ap6stol Santiago. San
tos Casio y Emilio MartIreS.