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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-01

FOR sALE-i2 iour.pane windows.
i2xii glass, cheap. Apply p. o.
Box 500. Columbus. G2s
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-01

FOR SALE CHEAp-six new win.
dow sash, tpane glass. i2xiL Ap.
ply p. o. Box a20. Columbus. As
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-01

For Rens-lIouses and Rooms.
FOR hENr-A modern iwo-room
store building on Luna street.
+. N. Fletcher.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-01

JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09

lightly forbidden by amendment
and law, the people have turned
to sweets and the distiilation
thereof in the stomach,
Ii is not to be expected that
Congressman partly responsible
Tor this situation viii publicly ad-
nit that. with deficient supplies
and inordinate demand, prices are
bound to soar. Nor with our
present type OF craftsmanship
need we look to any Republican
Senator or Representative for a
public warning that seli-denial
alone will restore the market 10
normal conditions. That would
not make for popularity or votes.
but it is the truth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
TREES FOR
TIE KALI OF FAME.

Washington. Mar. 8. THE Great
Tree on Boston Common" and The
Green Tree Hotel" at lie Claire.
Iowa. he most famous tree on The
Mississippi River were today nominal
ca for a place in the Hall Of Fame
for Trees" being compiled rs the Am
erican Forestry Association.
The Great Tree on Boston Common
is nominated by j. Collins Warren. OF
Boston. who sends a complete history
Of the tree which has blown down in
4 storm February Is, 1918, the cen
tennial OF the year in which the col
caists gathered around the tree and
started for Lexington to give battle
10 the British
The Green Tree Hotel" at lie
Clare. Iowa. is nominated by ]. B.
Barnes, who as a Toy. played leap
'rog leneath the branches OF this tree
Nth one Willie Cody afternoon known
0 fame as Buffalo PM The his
,oric elm is we'll known on the Mis-
sissippi River because TO the rive.
men reports Mr. Barnes. II was the
waiting place Of men OUT Of a job
and looking for a trip Therefore
hey give 1t the name OF The Green
free Hotel" Ii is considered to lie
80 years old
Other nominations for the Hall Of
same include The DeSota Oak at Tam
ia. Florida. from which Desota start
d for the Mississippi and the West;
he Octopus Tree in Charles City Co.
irginia. nominated ty Meade Fergu-
;on as the largest and oldest tree in
he state: the two oaks at Marlin
own. ", Va, marked in 1851 by Gen
eral Andrew Lewis. nominated by An
rev Price; the tallest tree in the
Balkans at Podgoritza, nominated by
he Red Cross which had headquar-
.ers near it during the war
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
CTR ABUSE OF SUGAR

There is one aspect OF the
sugar question which no politi-
clan viii heed. The American
people are consuming per capita
about FIVE times as much sugar
as in the years Immediately fol
lowing the Civil War. Fifty-tive
years ago eighteen or twenty
pounds was the average allow
ance to a person. To-day it ap-
proaches one hundred pounds.
This is an excess comparable
with many other abuses. for
neither health nor pocket is serv-
ed by an unbridled appetite.
From beer. wine and liquor,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
ITEMS FROM IGLEHART

Letters TO the Capital regarding
the needs of a public library are in
teresting. and the project IS favora bly,
received III this neighborhood We
take kindly TO the suggestion to make
the library memorial to those who
made The supreme sacrifice. and be-
ieve a fund could be raised for a
suitable library building for such a
memorial
Charles Ogle. of Baltimore. and two
children. spent the day on Wednesday
al their bungalow at Sherwood For
est.
Mrs. Fred Arth is quite i'll at her
home ar Hammond's Crossing. near
iglehart
Mrs Cecil Bonn is taking charge
Of the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Arth. while the mother is ILL.,
Again this week we have had sew
oral different kinds of weather Near
floods the latter part of the week. fol-
lowed by the snow storm and bliz-
Yard Then cold again. Everybody
is hoping for a greater change and
real springlike weather once more.
The children at School No 10 are
doing very nicely with their thrift
stamps and expect to have quite a
large sum very soon as a showing
from this school for thrift.
L. II. ".
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
AN ORDINANCE
Providing a Curfew Regulation
for the City of Annapolis

Sa.,i.,,, ! Re II established and ofoall''s
nv me Mayor Counselor and AluS'' ~ -
he cry of Annapolis, that y sh5+t ~
fa,,fi,i for amy girl child below the 80 ~
-, WARS and amy hey child bel"W .1'
,rra M fourteen years, - be on any ~ ~
streets lanes ar alleys. III the ~ ~ -.
nApolis after tie hour 81 = - ,,~,.st -
.ha ,nnuths If june. July ana Aut"s'
,gtar . o'clock T. NJ during any etu''
month unless accompanied oN ~. ,, 80
vuar,iiau or some adult Hcls"n 49,, t1
-, xucA parssat or guardian to nav wy
temporary custody Of seeA eu .'.i Inc.
errlse the dirept aaa continuous sale'
vision over IT,
s.~tton :. ANY child violating the pro
visions Of this ordinance. OF ~. ~. ., y
rnnr,llan or other adult person haN,hE t,.'
E1.e+rii s,d direction of any chila, sub
ieet 10 the provisions ot this 9!'"Ha'
Who shall direct. permit ar "p"ntNS - y
collation. ~ this Ordnance. sn&4 ~ p',,
ishel bv a fine not 10 exceed SlNNN l"i aus
n6.nnSe INT i. shalt he within iae pow
~ the ofi,ials trying eases un@eF th's on
,fipan.p 10 punish offenders aratHs' y ~
a reprimnnd IN lieu ~ nue. u ne S'''t.
deem II proper
S.Ftton 2 Persons unprecedented for vio-
iatiu.s fhts ordinance SHALL not DC isa'fa
ontler arrest unless Offering ftsisial'e Y,
an olfarer fn the discharge 81 MS "atA' ~
ullless their conduct j. vicious '' Vts
,r5frix. but children yiol8tine .ois ofdi-
nance shan he compelled 60 pf"ce'i 'l't''
n. ia thpfr homes ami their parents OF
gllaruiAuS be nofiAeh 70 dPpSai ''f,ft' wy
Vqvar ~ Che tSty ~ Annapolis, Win tat
rfTcnding child nj such time and place as
thar oaeial shall direct; tie Mayor >haii
inquire into tie charge or charges arAtArt
( ,,,rSals - brought before him. ana s''@3i
lave mower ~ summons witnesses. a4hitu-
lister oaths ala to DO sueh o'her fhlHss -
are necessary To driotulne the id''s ~
iu.a matfer before him. aud shall Impose
ilHes or take sncb other corrective iuea"S
i. are sci ont in this ordinance. snd inrs
imposed ty ti3e Mayor under The ifoz
visions Of his ordinance shall he collected
as other fines and penalties ne now re-
envcred in the city of Annapolis
Section :. And Ne II further estaHiShtl
and ordained hy the authority aforesaid
lihat this ordinance shall take elffct from
4 The date of its passage.
/ Approved February II, 1920.
JOHN J. LEVY,
Attest: Mayor
| GEORGE Z. QUAD
Acting city Clerk.
{ tsaf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
BILL PROVIDING
BOND ISSUE FOR
SCHOOLS OFFERED

CONTINUED From Page Onel
proceedings of the commission and its
executive committee are to be record
ed in tn coffee Of the County Board
Of Education. The intention is to have
everything done openly and above
board. 10 commit decision 10 the
proper authorities, the County Com
missloners ard the School Board. and
10 give every community ana every
citizen the fullest and freest oppor-
tunity to present its needs and TO have
hose needs weighed and passed upon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER
Church circle Opposite Postoffic,
Worth Knowing

Last year nearly $500 persons in the
single State of Massachusetts We're in
iured by Just nails"
The staple crop of China is said to
be sweet potatoes. There is no part
which does not raise them
When a Tartar invites an honored
guest TO eat and drink he will take
him by the ear and lead him up to the
table.
Petrograd, Russia, is now estimated
to have civil population Of 10000
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09

The Spanish influence and the
Oriental is noted in hair-dresslng, as
n gowns; the Spanish in the coli
hat piles the hair high on the head
he Oriental in the coronet effects
which have returned. Though shops
ire showing many lovely hair oTna-
nents. it IS only with most formal
evening dress that these are being
worm
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
TUESDAY, MACH .. 1920


INDUSTRY W.. AGRICULTURE
Thomas Jefferson wished that
the United States might remain
an agricultural country, cXchang
ing the products of its soil for
European manufactures a II d
maintaining merchant marine
for carrying It's commerce. This
was not TO be- II could not be
expected that country which
has within itself all the materials
for manufacture would he con
tent TO remain purely agricul-
tural
Put our inla trim develop
mcnt has gone ~ far that i
threatens to ovcrbalancc the
basic industry Of food supply In
an address 10 the Western So
cicty of Engineers. MIR Hoover
warns that the more favorable
hours and wages Of industry are
drawing workers from the farms
to the cities and thus threatening
the continued growth of agricul-
ture. 1t is true that thc value OF
farm prosperity still seeds the
capital invested in manufacture
ing, railroads and mines lrt
food will not be raised in >uin-
cicnt quantity COR the needs Of
our population unless it is profit
able to raise it.
The outstan n- scature Of
civilization during the last cen
fury has been the increasing
growth Of industry as disting-
uished from agriculture" says
Mr.. Hoover. England has been
the conspicuous example OF ma
ton almost entirely dependent
upon imports for food supply.
Other industrial nations. like
Germany, i'll spite Of efforts to
foster al1cuiture, have imported
the 4 an,r 'arl q their food To
make Secure their overseas food
supplies, these nations competed
with on, another for colonial
possessions and built great nav
les in order to guard the sea
routes to and from them.
America should not drift into
this course without putting forth
great effort to prevent it. This
is no excuse for our not produc
ING more than enough food for
our own needs While there is
yet time, VIC may take measures
to restore the proper balance be
tween industry for export and
agriculture. 1t is such far-secine
statesmen as Mr.. Hoover Who
can help Us to plan wisely
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09

More than $1,000 100000 were spent
during the first 10 months of 1919 for
material for railroads under Govern
ment control
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09

Butter was first made from the milk
OF sheep and goats and later it was
made from the cream taken from cows
milk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-Nan with educa-
ton and years experience In retailing
mems clothing, furnishings shoes. etc
aud FIVE years in grocery business de-
sjres place IN Annapolis. What have yous
Address G. Il. W, Ii Thompson street
Annapolis ni2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
FIFTY FIFTY"

We VIII Invest $500 ffty-ffty with YOU
- establish local unit OF highly profitable
chain store system which now covers the
country With 300 units in operation. Pro
iuct sold is in universal demand-turn-
over l. rapid-profits large The unit will
OF under YOUR management aud control
and our supervision. Send references with
reuly. International so fifth Avenue
Sew York City. ma
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09

I al classified advertisements Of Is
words or less. fret insertion. 90.
J : word. over d words two cents
I word 0rst insertion :: :; :: =
HONEY TO LOAN
MONEY 70 LoAN-Meney to loan on
aaoftSsge. Assly to Ninson q Gett;
Annapolis, I'D. lYle-I
MONEY TO L9AN--On mortgage 81 sums
70 suit on reasonable terms. 1'aVi4Ai 4
payment allowed. James NJ MunToe n
LOST
Lost Eveni8s Marh 3, probably near
West -freti station. STRIDE Communication !
s tet Anrapo.is ihStfiri Line, y" 80
i'Nalla f,f 3WY person other tHa0 owner 4
Iindcr please r"turu To 0oWGr. tsHN
moud STONE Murray arehae ia1"
collie dos Liberal reward
Z retnrnel e ZIG Mcst stuzeI ..- 49,.
WANTED
WANTED 4 housc aiaid about u years
odd ApHly 2o1 Prince George street NIL
= ANTED--A house maid; IG7 Green 81 NJ
street. BILL
" ANrFp Laundry o.. other worh Apply
~ EiaE street. lhll
WANTED "A eood waitress AMI chamber
maid; two III family IL Porter Row,
Naval Academy. mlV
WANTED competent huuSemaid. Apply
Porter Road. Narai Aeddei". .lu
WsNTED-To hay twn SPONSOR canoes
ausi bc IA good condition. Address y.
40 Capital 0fhcr. mll
WANTED House girl. Apply . College
avenue. hli
WANTED 4 good waitress and eliam0er.
p3ia; two Ia family. 20 Porter ROW. nl0
u ANrEb -iieliahie settled woman To-
cook aud DO kitchen work. Apply -
Conduit erect MO
WANTED -Colorcd woman ~ maid APP
!is e toaer Emergency Hospital. ml0
WANTED or room hnuse either in
Annapolis or between AuHapoliS and
ellen buruie GA short Line. address, boN
~ Annapolis. n17
WANTED 70 rent six or eight room ua-
furnished house Lot later lh1H jul} !,
rear Naval Academy il possible; ad
tts. on
- 'l'l."i ~ ~
FOR SALE
f1R SALE Onc-haif acre on Sna Creck
-. = Nv. s.,'-- - - 49, - -
FOR SALE -SiXty-four lots known as the
I;ouchcr property on SPA Greek Thirfy
two Of these lots border on the water:
the remainder are inland lots. Prices
range from 500 u SCOTT. rat ana par
ticRlars az my "Hnce 'hAfles lee.
Real Estate. Insurance. Lee Buildtng.
foh SAIL hlids iron 'ftp with VSter-
moor mattress $40; - CONDUIT - mli
,-or ,r,-
on Chester avenue Eastport. Parti,u
lars at by Office Shas. +. Ire Lee EnldI.
t0R NALF- Mahogany cl,in. robinot ~
CDuttnl Office mil
FOR SNLE-Two dwellings, No. "a ana
age Z. ". lslehart. Real Estate. If
chine. latest style. round bobbin. with
'frfA ,t'iHa gon' i'lt'e g. GooH US new IN
-, ''t W vosl 30, W4li Seil ioI -,
go -,
,ii.e "a M ,nd i h.a
bnre 100 MI -. 80 ." ~
Enp SER C1-,-- - - .--,--1----
fgI- Nodnl aD,1v - ~ - 30 ~,
FoK sAAE-4i patent bee hives for comb
FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dwell.
waterfront Apply 4, Market street or
phone 1G9-R MI If
-----------------------
FOR SALE-Fiye eNceptioaallv desirable
unimproyed building lots. near Emer-
gency Hospital Immediate possession
T. w. Iglehart. Advertiser Bldg AL tt
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FOR SALE-Bungalow. AIS West street
f26-tf
ot No IA Cnnd, qw strna Widh large
phone 6O3. diff
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CONTINUED From Page Onel
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Room and board for Naval
officer. or Naval ohiccr and wife. phone
~ mil
FOX RENf-4 furnished rooms. all con-
Fehienfes Apply - Bay Ridge avenue.
mil
FOR BENT Rooms for rent. u Cormhill
sdeei. mi3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
ABSENT PASTORS
SEND GREETINGS
TO METHODISTS

CONTINUED From Page onel
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CLASSIFIED A u >.
LOST AND FOUND. WANTED.
NoR SALE AND FOB RENT

al classified advertisements Of -
wOrds or leaa. nrst insertion. ooc.
Subsequent Insertions one cent
= word. Over y words two cents q
word 0rst insertion 3: :: :: -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-09
lafayette Worshipped Here

IN 1S2f General Lafayette visited
Annapolis He was given a public re-
ception al the State House on Satur-
day. and at St. Johns College on Sat
urday night ball was given in his
honor on Sunday he worshipped in
the First Methodist church.
When ST Anne's church was burned
about sixty years ago. the record read
by DR.. Burgan said the Methodists in
vited the Episcopalians to worship
With them
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

-gns-c- N sists-na para --2INT 81 corC=on ;
les pulnouEs, i1cluyendo "a .f7cEIuirs. ssra y
dolores de- vecho. e. cURI cuenr con y aGfooc-
r'cr &c as sG>olGG6es TGotIcas. y Cn !oS cssos
Jis TO ssz1 del TODD :EcU-SSIes. podennos pro
po7csoozr EEv5o a IA ps-soCaS Gus siEan uUes-
us lnst-rc-iooss- Para czda ease prcscribinos
q rRtaut=ubo G1s aStEnsnos couTe7iente. pu-
SieaSo etn- ssC--os De cue ha-snos de todos =
cncz rho de Lca cEsos. u rriuccioao s<Amcn. pa
"a pads- dsr uaa opinion de So eStsdo. 81 -
i1curasle SC o dIrenOs. y 81 no k tareraos c!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
E-s
rNrERMEDADES DE IA PROSTATA:

Cuaado I'd. Ee da cucnta &c Que 50 sa-
Ind 8c-iiaa y aabc que IA enfcrrnsdIG h. ne
cho prcsa de ~ ORGANISING ~GaEdo Ia Gre"
cstar cn.c-mo de Ia pr6stata. cuand' tsia -
"A a!a--ada. inflamada. ~irTita.a ruanco Id
ticnr frarurnr=5 desecs dc orir7r ; al hacer-
10 81 o-ina Gene puntos blancuS como PrA-
rns de- algod6u cuaado Ia urine 9 *e'ua ;
- d.x.a- orirnr no yosdc rfectuario. &c. :
o,-os varies sIntoraas. IDS. dcAen apr"sIra7-
So T. atender tales indicaciones Dc peiIGro. no
,aciIe nj III minute. rengnn a nucatras o;iei-
ms para cue So les hh&a un "Nnmen mihuefp-
- 90 sr,a con seETridad cual cs 81 estEdo
nsj como 81 Sc puede curar. 10 QUO en- ~: case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

TIRES Sc Imnaa 4 yer Il lenEua de- DacreHf". = hacccfe una GUAM
ts p-eguntas y a formulate una r""H con 'uys medic'Aa ap"-
c,,enc cesan !s molestas. pr mas dc Que e. nal continue in
:crio-mcu.e y cEando vlelyc 4 aparecer q para p'$cnahF7e cOn n @
ca-a-te7~ de una enfermedad cr6riea. y IA "F. N incrrahl'. Il
ma! Do Bright in tabcti- y oras nIchas GobcncIas incura5es pue-
den SCI cvitadas =, 80 Ir ataja a tempo. Poaemos asegurEr a us
tedcs amigos nucsrr5s. que 81 padccCn de dolores en- "a esTaiGA' De
M, oraa spesn ' manchzda o de nal obr: diIataci6n de IN uretra
o a!rdn. orr &c los much&imos s!ntouas cue - pT"sentan en- las
Intermediates de los riHoncz : cue no le % conoldas. quo ci IN
tentarr curar con remedies caseTos 0 &c pa1ente' no IS IA mSner"
Appropriate. pucs aunquc en- aisunos caso' s1Eten resuHadoS satStac-
.,-;oz. on Ia mayoria de clos neceGtan de los concentrates IL Tn
esneunIstn, quicu potra dccirles 81 st NAL trne rcnedio. La per
fe--i5r de nucst-os roTcnmiratos. an esta cSc de enternccaa~s y
jo, r,s;odos usarnoa. o. capactan = dr d mcJor uatamen-
possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

tratsricnto apropIado. y nucst-os seFT1ci"s sr
ran ren1une-ados e~a2i:atiTa Y econonicancnte
incsxysnGo en- este Gasto 81 de ms raetIciras eCe
necesite para su curaciGn. Nos henos crsado
una rer-taej6n enyiGiabs, pues ~trataInos & to-
dos los enferrnos cue c-eE-nes possible eu-sr.
sin .i$srnos ea al ciraen o no 6insro para "a
ya-aos. y Ges:ansanto unicaarats en- Su hc3o-
-abl:dad. Escanos o~-ErIlosos d. hakef pHSstado
1uezt-s ayuda = In1cbos enferuos PoS-eA. y
que Eracias Z nGe=s-os trstaai-atos han -ecu-
pe-ado Ia soiud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

ACr-. "A vma iS 6 sumAaatnNe 'enSH ! C"Ina -, ,--
~i3.o era tan ir.inamente rdscioaaGO. one cuando alEnna PaTe
dc >, q. hsva are.:ada. TODD 81 s.5rema sCtTr o Sc rcsVcnte 20 eau
ra 6e -sa n1ma eaterncdad, y solo mednnte un Ga.am.ea'S
,s-fertare-s- aGecuacs SC loErA rStaoFeccro. Z: NG2S p"'F' nc
- Hn,GsE, ruato-oS nara a,Inder eNa chs" de uacientS ) pjc-
d. -otrrx. rue sieaaprc gentlemen IN gTRn nIrcro de 'cS. 20
80, - 1u.i5S l-tn-. tan L-cnto como notes Ios s'nt"n" &c
sta euscrnedad. 10 bay cue tccurdascS. sno conSuN'u on ."
$50. .rtsx d. ne g! NAL sea .ncurabe. pue- muchas d- Es ~
rs-9eda5e, n~-fcsss. s. son yaSadsS propiamcnte. dcsde 81 I'm
- go, -gr.h,.. OurrcrEos no ubHante, ha-cries notar u
cue ngrStrcs rHitos como espec!ahstas. en- las. enfernedAG% t' -
n-zlox SOY ~ conccidoS. 10 cfetuamUs m!ag-oS: Hor 10 I"o'
no p-ctcnd-mos .raspasar los lnites de Ia posibi1dad. y pr e0
-.S-,s on ce ransulceis O rOsotros ante de nus IL enicTne
dat sos incu.abe. No o:recenos ms de 10 que oodsmoS fnnp"F,
-. -,sr-. --pvta-ion vpc sobrc tcdss las coas y po- 50 q
- ,;-s-snos 5S-;-. "A vcrdad arercA de ~ case. eGaGu"ra QUe
SIC sea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
RINONES

!. = = = r. :. - = :.

Este genera dc enfern~dSdes - tai F- &c
las Iye I-cscatan mas scriaS coraphcacioncs = Dc
!rrcia e pcSar de isto. en- nIchos casos los med
-oa. auu los mismos csDeciEliStas. &c limitan a IA
CO. uu Isero exanen de! psc!cR;e. Tcniendo esto
nrescnts. hemos cuidado d. equipar eonven!cnternen-
=. nuss;ras oficinas con Jos apa-atos necesarios pa
IA poder haccr UT eIH1en pcrfccto de 4 eEisrTne-
dad V todayia mas. en- caso 9e duda pFoceccnos Il
los cxamenes qu:nico y u!e-osc6pico de las secrc-
clones. Y as!. lacali1aucs IA cRusa: adernas. dspo-
nenoS dc apa-a;os dotados de luz que pueden ser
introduo!dos ror los difcrcntes o7ficIos de! cuerp"
humane. iluninando "a pGCte interior = loE-aneose.
por este medic. aprrciar De7tec:amente :! lugaT en-
one ia enferTredad raG!ca. Guam 4 menudo los doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
A,Los yISETANr1s DE La CIUDEB.

rera de rsa-los- A sqasliaz peTsonA
que desecn ccnscftsuDe Kcerca dc So Cd
fermeG:ad. les r-ecomenGauos 10 hes1n tan
prcnso como Iesuea n In ciudad- pnes
nuchcs caso5 que hun sido exnnatna6as
prpps.rnente pusdca yer curado5 On casa
uevr,do Lnc Tned;eiaas cue nj sserto ne
es ten. Insisanios en- deer qve Duehns
que &c Green enternns en- TGslitad no %
estan, sinc que tienen Goin:aents alEunA
indispoS:ci6n facil dc curar-
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rDr -oin scCuldad noSDtros ETaTcM -
o-I-c. ids enrej-cer desde tcm2ranR edad 81 padGea de u
- sagr-1,cdaJez. Las rnfe-rnciaGes dc In pr6rtata eSuitaH t-
-;hI-~ ycs inrurabics ash es cru debr onsUltI- a IN e-
nsiaIista c1pcrimcn;ado Rn;es DC OH e ctado &c Ia .enicTPnSdaa
;nnid, su curacion. No podrnos snuue-a. . II cate "apGco 'oCoS ES
,intorna nus denotan enfcracdatss de la r-GSiAta. PorCre o nu-
,hos = iiversos: pc-o 81 les dire. Ge n @ sc encueat=an Z n chrT
mos Gc Sc obiEados 4 guardian CANA. deben conTar bros :
no jeisr pasar mas tempo sin recihi. oEsnN2 ; JULIA 81
case sea de fSii euraci6n.
s. nos fucra paGbIe vcr , hahar dc;cnidancnte endh n
e.-,7 do .ss cLssc de do.encias. dedc cue los prtmeros stntornS
npir-rn n maniTrst=rse. pronto deiaria dc necestarse de I> c.
,ot,:sts, nara enfernedadeS cr6nicaH. teniendo pr ncestCa --rte
!, raasfacd6u de der- que n los casos que no son reconocidamen-
- n-rrZbes nucstrog mGIodos dc tatamicnto ns nan dRdo los re-
g,f.aIoS MAS satgfactorlos.
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NERVIOS
FvFERMEDADES NERVIoSAs.

INTERMEDIATES NEREIOSAS.
Pcdiamos escribir TODD I'm IiDro ate-ca De
sir Ssnero de cn:ernedades sin que Tor clio Hu-
diyscrnos aseGurar que habtamos dicho TODD 10 cue
d.ba S,h,-.c acerca dc elns. Sin embar-o. nos
orunareu.oS en- tSrnlinoS. te cue. nuestros ouenoS
amigos. los mexicanos. pucdRu fornArsS una idea
complete Y coacede-leS n iDGcrtancIa que p ca
=, -e,,u.e-c. Cicrtamente sus Manifestations son
.cr~:Lies = sus yictu1s 80 cuentaU. tanto cntrc los
-ieos como entire los pobres. Con trecTencia sr'
si1soulRs difiercu. Hero los resultacos son s'srf2Fe
ivuale-. Ash. Sc nos P-sSeatar pacierirs cue ii
GeSP.-ta- So sieEten aun caISanos quo =! SGHn" no
les ma prppo--ioaado = orScansO neccsario. y e7:An
sicrp-c ojesosoS: 81 me:ncC'a IS dcm2sIaco poose
y TODD 9! cucrrO Ie sientcn ado!orido: "n una pa