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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

II 81 de Diciembre 4 las isi5 De
Ia tarde exhai6 su hltimo saspiro, en-
81 casa De Residential e 81. Cipriano
Chavez a IA edad DO "a ahoz. ~
ST.. Chavez era bien couocido en- csia
ciudad. Con ~ amabliidad y corie.
sia 80 granEeo Ia yolnntad de iodaa las
p~ersonAe gus 20 c~onocsef0n ~ ST.
Chavez era miembro de- "a Union FRA
.tarnai Dc America. i0gta No. SO.
" nHado de3a para hmentar Eu
despedidA . "a eaposa Heatgix l. De
Chavez. dos hefmAnos. L8as > PA.
edo Chavez. y una heruanA. "a 9fa
pauilla q Do MartircG y On gran
Enmero d aObrinoa y parente4 81
fnnoraI turo iuEaf - yiefnes % a.
maaaua 90 h c4GedFAt Dc aan Franeie
%. d0ete le - 30 q mlea ~ eurf
b pfasenla Ba8 restos mQliaiee fue
r1n nepallado1 en- q ~epusentefto De-
rosario
To- daudos e. fsnado ersean e..
pfeazr ror meiaa e. nssAs llaeas aaa
nta flacsrns FFaeiss > tadas - rTr
nsnna Qsa les aoomlaEafoa - ~
horas - peesF RIP
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

n - - - 81 q
teFsas "a sn nsl1re n4f :
go nE4 e. -
- ~
Al 81 - fs ~
eHs.a 81 p ~ H
I - a
e eI 81 ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Sc RoBAN LA MADEIRA De uN.
PUENTE; Ell ALGuAclL IN
vESTlGA

FL Alguacid Mayor George w. Armi,
10, parti0 el Viernes para Bonanzs,
augar ounce millas al sur de Santa Fe
a investigar el robo de $500 pies de
MADEIRA para 81 puente, que p~ertenecia
al condado de Santa Fe. La MADEIRA
habfa sido apilada en la orilla dearro-
70 de Bonanza para edificar un puen-
tt nueyo, y desapareci6n en- la noche
FL aiguacil habfa sabido que la ma
dera estaba escondida cerca del lu-
gar de donde habfa sido tomada, y
que esperaba hacer varios arrestos an
ties de sn regresc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
VEGUENSE QUE Sc LIE IMPUTA DE
AsALTO CON iNTENcioN DE
MATAR

Las Vegas, N. M, Enero Emanuel
Marques fue arrestado 81 Viernes en-.
Ia noche por Ell diputado alguacil 10.
peg y trafdo ante la corte del juez de
paz acusado de asalto con arma morti-
fera. Sc alega que Marques saco una
pistola para usarla encontra de Ma,
nueI oLvato, de los 0jos Calientes
La causa fu6 investigate por el asis-
tente p%rocurador Gallegos y 81 acusa
do ha sido afianzado en- Ia suma de
$500. para que comparezca ante Ell
gran juradO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

terror c0mandante de las Fuerzas Elk
pediciOnarias Ameflcanas allende los
mares. de que arregle gu itinerario,
81 10 90 possible para que yisite Santa
Fe para ese tempo.
~ general Pershing tiene deIineado
un extenso viaje por los estados del
oeste durante FL cual visitara la ciu-
dad de III Paao para 81 1ro de Febre!
TO
Su itenerari0 le concede yarios dias
en- III Paso, y probablemente pueda
entonees yenir para AGA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
PERsHING HA SiDO INviTADo i
Ia CAPITAL DuRANTE La
SESSION ESPECIAL

En- una carta que mand6 eli Goher-
nador 81 LINES al cuidado del Mayor
de Ia ciudad de- Kansas City. invita-
al General Pershing que venga a San
"a Re, durante 81 mes de Febrero pa
ia que reciba Ia medalIa que le con-
iifi0 Ia Ultima legislature de estado.
ri Gobernador Larrazoro dice en- Ia
carta que Ia legislature estara en- BE-
en- ese tempo. y suplica al an
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
&c ENrRfEoAN cULpABLgs a IA
AcOsAcioN pE HoBo

Esinncia-Anicefo Otero } Iaan ia,
|famillo. quienes faeF0n affestadoa -.
clentemente en willard por Il aiguncll
Baca, , lambien Narciao 0allesoa Ios
lrimaroa dos ncusadoa % Fobo "a
'oFeiaa. , ezte oiro por habefs1lan CON
'pTado. Totoa fueron iileyadoo anie 81
1uns Lokh. e. willard. donde Otero
- entraet cnipabla y fas ailanaa4o -
~ aGuartar Is accitn dnI gran luado
cun una aanfA a. Na1o Loa uifcs
dos nasroa haiildaa calpshea pos "a
cnfta , dsianidoa para cue nomrsFe1
cta anfe = Eran furada - nanre a.
1sFamEiio IL no a iaea 20 f4.ee4 y
n a. oaliezns - ti&eo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Noticias Locales

Por las 1iflmas tres semanas nos
vlmos obligados q publican lnlcamente
tres paglnas en- Espahcl debido a ia
escasez de papel; pero desde este n0.
moro en- adelante ~publicaremos las Qua
tro paglnas todas las s-enanass--La'
Reelection.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

PARA vENpERsE-Tengo dos ca
sas de- adobe para vender, hechas al
eatilo modero y con MADEIRA fina; la
primern contiene Z cnartos y 20 ala
mos, y la otra 10 cuartos y IA ala
mos. Hay una noria que tiene mu-
cha aqua. suficiente para las dos ca
sas Tambien adyacente a las casa
hay una calera. Y un corral de is pof
20 pies de largo.
PEDRO N. VIGIL
Box 22t, Willard. n. NJ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
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81 Kesrt - IL isfle c1flN a O.
ttfrs1cf isflaHtd para - vsns
e. aeata mttfs FfM Wsa1iaNlm.
81 & = nf4ater n11fffeNts1 e.
esa HsaAEtM 81 NNa
m ~ - rsrs So rfszs =
az rrssss4 q sfa1fa a. Fe.tfe
"a nat - -
9
A. tEHNs ~ s
ttffsF
ft 4 a0 81 a
a US tsf : - 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

La demora de los Alemanes en- fir
mar 81 ~protocolo ~presentado por los a.
liados ha ooincidido con 81 recrudeci-
miento de Ia adoracioh de Hindenbrug
que fue tan fuerte durante la guerra
cuando este como Mariscal era 81 he
roe favorito de Alemania. Cuando 81
pals realize que esta venicido, 81 lido
10 nacional Sc cay6 de su pedestal, y
por alg1n tempo no fue de ninguna
manera popular o ell pueblo, Ulti-
mamente, sin embargo, ha tornado su
antique IugaF en- las ~afecciones del
pueblo, y cuand6 regres6 recientemen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
BERGER EscoLTApo HAsTA FUE.
IA DE Ia ClUOAD

Jersey City. n. y. EneFo 7.-vlcior
T. Berger. rue eecoltado hasta fuern
ia Ia eiudad. despaes de- hnber hecho
un Atentado para prnnnncinF an dia.
curse On a Fephl6n dol club aoctalis
"a ~oducaclonaf "a eta cludaa. Ia po-
ifela rchusd peFmitif q1e 60 tas1orn "a
founi6n. y n1fEoF fu6 aespe6ido AZ
10 cludad ihineaianE9rte dcApnfe DE-
su ueeada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

|1fnnfa. Dur4nfa "a npche Q~aebFaron
= pumA 81 fufErn , tecafou = ~
rlna
los adra1as - NrieFua a. a. e..
fEg para regeran "A harms, pao ~
contf1fon ~ foda4sa sabfe a ME
se. pern AZ aairal u ramino ~ 10
- ~rnfltrea ecker ~ ~. 81 aIEaarll
krmio. Glto ain trneaFFn Gee paee
fata haheF l14 Afftaloa g a. 11fnonnl
- un1s rganfna aias > menus qee "a
ihi1Fsaeoa &C. isafA. 80 fpesa rier
a.
~ sasss ,'.a q >
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

PERpiDo-Un caballo prieto. que pc
"a como 1900 ubras. No tiene fie-
rro. Tiene herraduras nuevas con
facon y punta. En- una de las patas
de atras tiene una plntura blanca. Sc
paga recompensa Tom c. de Baca,
Bernalillo, y ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Don Rumaldo Ortega. aaistente con-
serje de la casa de cortes, regres0
ell Ldnes de una vista que hizo a su
casa en- Chimayo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Don Alexandra Salazar, de Chamita,
yisit6 la capital durante la semana
con negocios personales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

auardbasa a IA Nussa Ma1leano
Il trasa estsf iafnfma1o e. laaos ~
aasntcs lngorasia 81 ss,a1o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

La Sra. Beatriz Rodriguez hiia del
Sr. Miguel Rodriguez, de esta ciudad,
parti0 eli LINES para Ortiz donde aau-
mira 81 trabajo de Ia escuela de aquel
lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

te a Berlin, a dar evidencia en- CO.
nexion 0 Ia investigation de la con
Quota de Ia guerra, fue recibido con
aiegr1as y guirnaldas cast como era
recibido antes, 10 que significa que Ell
espfritd del militafIsmo ha vuelto a re-
sucitar en- Alemania. Este retrato
muestra a "a m~uchedumbre que Sc re-
uni0 81 lado de afuera de Ia casa del
Mariacal Hindenburg. y en- 81 retrato
peQueho en- Ia esunina derecha de arr
ba del grabado. a Hindenburg con I'm
ramfllete de flores On la name, sallen
do del edifieio que fue antcs 81 reich
stag"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
MATRIMONIOS

Por q elegante esquela que hemos
recibfdo, SO nos informa que ell LINES
dia ~ del mes en- curse, uniran sus
destinos con los ~indisolubles lazos del
matrimonio, Ia simpatica Senortta Ro.
Aarito Quintana. hdja del ST.. Rdmigio
Quintana y Ell Sr. Alexandra Flores.
La ceremonial religiosa SO efectuara en-
San Juan, N. NJ, a las ochol de la ma.
mana, Y en- seguida Sc oDsequiara una
reception a los conyidados. en- honor
de los ~conyuges. Esta reduction de-
sea una perenne luna de mieI a los
d~esposados. v que para siempre con-
tinden tan felices como 81 dia de la
boda.
FL dia ~ del mes ppdo., Sc unieron|
en- los indisolubles lazos del matrimo-
MO, en- la ~parrouuia de Penasco Blan-
co, 81 intelligence joven Pablo Valdez
y la Virtuosa Srita. Elvira Brito, ann
bos contingencies viven en- Dixon. N. M.
Actuar0n como padrinos 1e ia feliz pa
reja, Ell j6Yen Juan s.. Romero, y la
simpatica Srita. Vidalita Romero. Des.
1ues de la ceremonial leligiosa Sc OBJ
in banduete a los recien des-
lolados, v en- Ia noc1e 0e di6 I'm bale
u cual fu6 muy ~cOncurrido Y tOdos
yustaron alegremente Deseamos a los
'ecien casados una feliz y larga vida
matrimonial.
af. "H aMN* yaaN. aMHt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Don Juan M. Ortega, de Chimayo,
lleg6 q la ciudad Ell Domingo a traer
a SUI hermano y a su hermana, Mere
jildo y Celia Ortega, quienes son es-
tudiantes en- Ia escuela Alta de esta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

lugar.
Don Juan M. Ortega, de Chimayo,
lleg6 q La ciudad ell Domingo a traeT
a SUI hermano y a su hermana, Mere
lido y Celia Ortega, quienes son es-
tudiantes en- Ia escuela Alta de esta.
non Nicolas Trujillo, visito Ia ciu-
dad de Santa Re. dnrante la semana
pasada, habiendo venido a traer q
sns ninas, Trinidad. Brfgida y PAUL.
Ia a esta, para que resumieran sus
estndios en- Ia Escuela Alta,
la Sra. j. A. Garcia ' su hija la
Senorita Sofia Garcia ~regresaron para
su casa de Residential an Conejos, Cor
dorado, despues de haber pasado los
dfas de fiesta en- Santa Fe. donde
han dejado I'm crecido n1mero de nue.
a amistades.
Don Teodoro Ortiz y Gutierrez, sus-
criptor de nuestro peri6dico, y resi-
dente de La Palma, NJ M, yisit6 Ia
capital durante la eemana 3 asun-
tos ante la Oficina de Terrenos de
los Estados Unidos, v al mismo ITEM
po nos hizo una ~agradabie vista
I'll Sir. Stephen Eaton y Ell j6ven
Reyes Gonzales, Jr., de Abiquiu, hi
cieron I'm viaje por autom6via a Ia
capital durante la semana E i0ven
Gonzales es veterano de la guerra
mundial. Fue herido en- una hatalla
pero recobro completamente, En- Ell
corto tempo que permanecieron en-
la ciudad NOS hicieron n agradable
Durante la semana pasada, un in
cendi6 destruy6 Ia calleriza y corral
del ST., Merejildo Jaramiilo. de Chi
mayo, Ia que c~ontenfa varias t%onela
das de- alfalfa, maiz Y yarios nipple
mentos de labranza. Sc cree que Ell
lncendio 10 los nihos jul
gando con f6sforos. La perdida total
Sc calcula en- la suma de $500, sin
aseguranza ninguna~
Sc nos informa dc Santa Cruz, que +,
se ha eomenzado Ia contradiction del :
de $4,000, de La United
Brethren Mission School EN- aquel lu- !
gar. Cuando 30 concluya habra AGO
nodaciones para setenta y cineo mu :
.hachas y ~.cincuenta m~uchachos. Fl !
estara listo para Ell prtmero I
- --x-f-- n~.t4.~[t4I y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

non Nicolas Trujillo, visito Ia ciu-
dad de Santa ne, dnrante Ia semana
pasada, habiendo venido a traer q
sns ninas, Trinidad. Brfgida y PAUL.
Ia a esta, para que resumieran U
estndios en- Ia Escuela Alta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Uste0 no t1ene que promoter NADIA, qasTar
nada. M arriesgar NADIA, no sc pOnc baiO
obligation de nInguna cIase.

Con mucho gusto le envEaremos a I'd.
ell surtldo mas herm0so de muestrae de
r0pa, el libro De estilos mas eiegantes
que tamas se ha pu~biicad0, v los pre-
clos mas baJitos del mundo, en- ropa
garantlzada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Su Vestido GRATIS

I'm vestido genuine, de alta calidad.
y garantizado hecho a su MEDIA, I'M
veetid0 elegante en- TODD reapecto y
meTOr que 10 que Sc hacen de 0rdina
RIO TODD 10 que 70 pedlmos que haga
es que 10 use v 81 10 muestre q slis
amigos y v~eein0as y que anuncie nnes-
tra sastrerfa, v tome las ordenes que
le vengan y haga $1,000 diarios.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19
Alkah In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should b used very careful
y. Y you want to kssp your hair
looking its best, Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much al
kali This ds4ss the scalp. makes the
hair brittle. anA ruins II. ~ te}
The best thing Tor steady uss IL
Mulsifled eeooAnut oil shampoo
(Which y pure and grsaseless). and
better than anything else you can
use
One Or two tsAspoonfuis win
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
~ Simply moistsn the hair with
water and rub II In II makes an
abundance Of r4oh. creamy hther.
which rinses out easily, removing
evsry particle q dust, dirt dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and II leaves the
scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can gst Muisffisd cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy. It's very
cheap, ana Q FEW ounces Will supply
svssy msmbss q he family for
msnthA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

announcements Of meetings must
be in the city news office By 10 o. m.
to insure publication the same day.
-Ed.)
The study class Of the Twentieth
Century Club win meet Monday az
ternoon at 1880 with Mr.. G. @. Urine
At the d. W. Norris home. al Jerome
street. Mrs. H. s. lawrence win be
the leader Of the lesson which win
be on the works Of Christopher Nor
ley.
The aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. J. L Bell.
3os East State street. At $3.50, Friday
afternoon.
The Click School Mothers Club
will meet at 8 o'clock Friday after
noon at the school building when a
Washington program will be given
by pupils Of the school.
st. Elizabeth's society Of st. Mary's
church will hold an all day sew Fri
day In Odd Fellows hall.
The Busy Few Circle VIII meet
with Mrs. l.. A. Eker, 1o06f South
Center street, Friday afternoon.
The Lilac Crochet Club will meet
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
G. T. Larson, 800 North Third ave-
nue..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19

day afternoon tho RED Cross" baby
held reception for her many admir-
crs and applicants who filled the Y.
NJ. c. A. parlor. OF course. there
there were some who came out OF
curiosity but most OF the number
women and their husbands, each OF
whom was as anxious as the other to
give the baby home. The Riddle,
who has light hair. dark blue eyes
and rosy cheeks, distributed her
smiles equally among the audience
and made up" so easily with them
that she was in some ones arms
most Of the time. She did, however
have q little time to show what a
brave s1ert she could make at walk
ile and that she soon will be able
to toddle unaided.
Applieants Advance cIaims.
Among the company was woman
who had spent half tho morning
talking to Miss yogel and tho re-
mainder at the baby's homo. She
brought her husband in the after
noon and he was loathe to let the
child out Of his arms even to his
next door neighbor. who. Of course
also wanted the babe. Another
woman had a family Of five children
the youngest Of whom was a boy OF
IA, who insisted that his mother
take the baby so he might have
little sister. z.
Among the first applicants was
teauastsr who explained that he was
only a poor man but that he would
give the baby 4 good home. He had
= son, II years old. but he and his
wife were anxious for a daughter
He cane again today to inquire
wha. hi. chances were for gettins
the child.
Most Without Children.
Most Of the applicants were
couples who had never had children
or had lost one or two. but there
were two maiden sisters who KEEP.
house for their brother and wanted
the baby for company. 2
When Miss yogel arrived at hei
office this morning she found there
q woman from Eldora who was very
disappointed when she found SC
many wanted the child because she
said she had promised to bring her
little son . baby sister when she re-
turned hsms this evening.
Just whs are to be the lucky
PARENTS the father will decide Is
soon a pessibIa Miss Vosel SAID
this morning that 1T looked as tho
eaon applicant would have to De
s,y.n a number and 4 rattle" would
have TO be held to help make tho de-
c,,,on, especially a. there were 80
many nice homes offered to tho oaos
But since there are 30 many 70
select from tho best home possible
will Be chosen, and that may take q
little TINA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19

The Red Cross baby - to have .
homo and foster. parents who Will
love and cherish her. Many couples
there are. In all degrees OF cirourn-
stances, who want the child Tor their
own. That the appeal Of the Red
Cross home service made thru the
Times-Repuoncsn Tuesday evening
for a home for tho lI-months old baby
girl, made a wide appeal and awak-
ened tho love and sympathy Of many.
was seen IN the Unexpectedly large
number Of applicants who applied
for the baby. The infant u the child
Of . world war veteran. whose wife
died recently. and who 10 unable to
give his baby . home.
Miss Lou vogel, In charge Of tho
home service. has been fairly swamp
ed with applicants. that started ap-
plying within an hour after Tuesday
evenings paper was Oft the press.
They called her At home by telephone
and kept calling that evening and
night. Wednesday forenoon they ap-
piled IN person and by telephone at
the homo service headquarters In the
Y NJ. c. A.
Many Call From Distance.
The applicants were Marshalltown
people, couples who lived In the
country and IN other towns. One
woman telephoned from Cedar Rap
IDS, another from Tama- still another
from Toledo and others from Union.
Montour. Eldora, Clifford, Laurel
and State Center.
Up to noon Wednesday no less
than thirty couples had made appli-
cation for the baby. Miss Vogel quit
keeping count Of the applications by
that time, but In the afternoon ten
or a dozen more applied and still
others came today to the office seek
ing. the infant One woman sent her
application today by special deliv-
cry letter from Clifford.
Baby Holds Reception at ~"
For one hour and = half "ednes-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19
Flu and Colds
How They Can
Be Prevented
Sleep Well-Eat Wisely-Ex.
ercise Regularly - Avoid
Persons Having Colds - Do
Not Worry.
KEEP AIR PAS
SAGES CLEAR
Inflamed Air Passages Make
Ideal Breeding Grounds
For Flu Germs
Flu This Year 10 MiIdsr.

Flu ms year 10 mIoors
While we know very little moro
about the eiu now than We did last
year-the germ itself has never been
positively identif!ed-st.lI most au-
thorities agree that the flu germs
are breathed in. Il the system 10 In
good shape and the membrane or
lining Of the air passages 10 in
healthy conditioh-thsss germs ars
thrown off.
A good plan II to melt q little
V.ck's VapoRub in q spoon night and
morning and !nhale the vaIorS, Alss
apply a little up the ncstrtls several
times = day, especially just befors
being exposed to crowds.
Treat All Colds Promptly.
Above all. keep free from colds. ~
colds irritate the lining Of the air
passages and make them real breed
ing grounds for germs. Prompt uss
Of vick's VapoRub aids In preventing
colds. For head colds. sors throat
or hoarseness. rub Vicks we'll over
the throat and chest and cover with
warm flannel cloth. For deep
CllcoI COloDt UBN0lO k0&V0k "
bronchitis. hot wet towels should
first be applied to the throat, chest
and back between the shoulder blades
to open the pores. Then v!eks SHOULD
be rubbed In over the parts until the
skin IL red-sprsad on thickly and
covered with two thioknesss( OF hot
flannel cloths. Law the clothing
loose around the neck. 20 the vapors,
released ~ the body heat, may be
freely inhaled.
These vapors, inhaled with each
breath, carry the medication direct
| ly to tho lungs and air passages. At
! the same timS yioks 10 absorbed thru
and stimulates the skin thus aiding
TO relieve the congestion within.
Use Of External Treatment fsr Code
Inersasins.
vIck's vapoRyb u the discovery Of
a North Carolina druSs1st who found
how to combine IN Salve form, the
standard time tested remedies. Cam-
phos - Asnthoi - Eucalyptus -
Thyme stc.-ss that when the salvs
II applied 70 TIE body heat, thsss in
gredisnts arc liberated in the form
Of vApofS,
| yicks II particularly recommended
fo1 child1so's Group or colds, since It
II externally applied and thers1ore
can be used frssly and sftsn without
the slightest harmful elects,
The best evidence q the value q
vioks II the steadily iaeseasiAs nun.
Der Of people whe hsvs been oso-
yert>d TO The usS q this "sutsids'
treatment
Dsginning With M customers q
q small ys<an drug staps, ths uss u
visks has srSwn~7sas ~ ysaE -
stats ~ stats-ant1 asv more than
II million jars ~ u0sd annually,
And this n spits a us east that
vicks II new form a tYeatynsnt -
many folks in the North and West.
vicks can be had at all druggists In
three sixss-S0o. co., ~ ei.le.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19
WHYCHlLLY WEATHER !:
BRINGS RHEUMATISM
~
SAYS SKIN PoR1e ARE CLOSED
AND URIC ACID REMAINS
IN BLOOD.

Rhsumatisu 10 no respecter Of ayA
sex, color or rank. II not the most
dangerous OF. human afflicticns It II
ono Of the most painful. Those Sub
feet to rheumatism should eat less
meat, dress a. warmly ~ possibls
avoid any undue exposure and. above
all, drink lots OF pure water.
Rheumatism II caused by uric acid
which 10 generated in the bowels and
absorbed into the blood. It II the
function Of the kidneys to filter this
acid from the blood and cast 1t out
in the urine: the pores Of the skin are
also a means Of freeing the blood OF
this impurity. In damp and chilly.
cold weather the skin pores are
closed thus forcing the kidneys to do
double work, they become weak and
sluggish and fail to eliminate this
uric acid which keeps accomplishing
and circulating thru the system.
eventually settling in the Joints ana
muscles causing stiffness, soreness
and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge OF rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about fsur
ounces of Jad Salts; put a table
spoonful in a glass Of water and
drink before breakfast each morning
for a week. This II said to eliminate
uric acid By stimulating the kidneys
to normal action, thus Kidding the
blood Of these impurities.
Jad Salts il insxpensiyA. harmless
and Is made from the aoid Of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with hthia
and is used with excellent results by
thousands Of folks who, are subject
to rheumatism. Here you have q
pleasant, effervcscent nthia-water
drink which overcomes uric acid and
Is beneficial to your kidneys ~ we'll
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city 70 attend the funeral q Charles
A. PaysttA ysturnsd home Monday
night. H. ID. Payetts, Of Norfolk Va,
A. u. Payetts. Of Denver. and T. H.
Payetts. OF Cedar Rapids, who wsrs
here e. attend their brothers funeral
went TO Waterloo Tuesday night
whore they viii visit . few days be-
fore returning to their respective
homes. Mrs. G. A. Paystts and
daughter Helen left Tuesday night
for Denvsa