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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10

ing" he said presently, 'you sure are
the biggest baby for man's-sized man
| ever saw. Brace up. therel You"
billiard pulled himself erect with
final effort. and his fist gestured his
accusation.
"You know what I'm going to do
about 1t, don't your"
yes" Harmon nodded. as he drew
the smoke deep into his lungs.
"Pm going straight back to those
four men, and"
NO" Harmon wagged his head.
mo, you can't very well do that. either
even II you're as shocked as you
look. Look at 1t just minute E.
look at our contract. There's some
loopholes for me you could drive
motortruck through; but you haven't
got one ms big as a knitting needle. No,
son, the best thing for you to do Is to
take brace, and go get another sixty
thousand while the getting is good"
"Not necessarily billiards high
pitched laugh was brittle.
Harmon allowed the smoke to eddy
gently from his nostrils. 'Yes-nec-
essarily."
you think I'll raise my finger after
this. except to what do you
take me for?'
~ take you" said Harmon DELHI
erately, "for n short-sighted young
man in mighty bad spot. You don't
want these folks up here to know the
whole truth, do you? 1t wouldn't hurt
me any-but after the record you made
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10
MANY still Read pieken,

Charles Dickens has been ruled out
by a class of the younger literary
critics as a decided back number. but
the statement by his British publishers
that during the past three years the
sale of his books has been almost dou-
bled seems to refute that idea. Some
OF Dickens novels sell more than 50.-
600 every year, and he has been dead
forty eight years. His sales during the
last ten years have been larger, it is
asserted. than those of any three nov
elists put together.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10
CHAPTER K.

Hilliard was waiting, hoping, pray
ing for "a blow from fate. but fate.
which at other times had been ready
enough for fisticuffs, and often prema-
ture with them, refrained from strik-
Ing. The interview with Waring had
passed without friction (and billiard
had so contriyed to present his data
that Waring had finally declined the
risk and the night passed and the
morning came, with Its accompanying
horde of old regrets and a new and
sweeping thrush of fresh hallucina-
tons.
To his tortured Imagination, he was
a greater paradox than even Jekyll
and Hyde; for he was Hllliard and
Dicky Morgan, the living and the dead,
without the boon of the supernatural
to separate them. And yet he felt that
the wickedness of what he had done
was the wickedness of Dicky Morgan,
and that he. Hilliard. the soul, was sit
ting in impartial judgment on Dicky
Morgan, the flesh. He conceded the
wrong; he conceded the penalty !;
nevertheless, his youth cried out to
him for mercy.
At the maids announcement. Doctor
Durant, who had been occupied with
nothing more momentous than filling
pot-bellied calabash, rose hastily and
went out into the hallway.
Come in, Hilliard ~ he said cordial
ly. Carols off looking at somebody's
rousseau somebody's always get
ting married in Syracuse she'll
be in directly. Come smoke pipe
with me. and be sociable."
Hilliard. lingering nervously by the
outer door, started at the kind voice.
You're not busy?'
"Busily composing my mind" said
the doctor. He ushered billiard into
the comfortable old study and mo-
toned towards squat little smoking
stand. 'All kinds of poison there" he
said. "Cigar-cigarettes- tobac-
co. Suit yourself"
Hilliard laughed affectedly.
you call it poison? And you doc
tor-and smoking?"
"Ah, but it's the pleasantest poison
there is. I'm always having to
explain that to Carol. Matches
Well, what have you been doing to
yourself?"
"I? billiard didn't look at him.
Nothing important, doctor"
But that's not quite true, is it?'
The tone was gentle, but it filled Hill
lard with portentious qualms. you've
been enjoying little attack of insom-
mia. haven't your"
Hilliard WINGED.
"Why-yes. AS matter of fact"
The doctor attempted smoke ring,
and smiled at the dismal failure.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10

here before you got yourself kicked
out two years ago. Oh don't
jump You don't think I've been
asleep, do you? l don't believe
you'd get much sympathy. Not much
And I've invested a lot of money in
you. / want some big returns.
Look me In the eye, son. l want you
to calm down. Now, there's only three
parties to this deal-you and me and
the world. You and me-and the
world. Get that? And you and have
got to play straight with each other.
You help me get the money. and I'll
help you get whatever you want. But
when you throw me down, throw you
down, and Wen see who comes out
ahead. I'll bet l do. What do you
bet?"
Hilliard shook his head helplessly.
you've got to remember" said Har-
mon in sardonic consolation, "that
you're an awful easy man to describe.
You can slip out of Syracuse just as
easy as you please. and try your
durnedest to make a getaway, and
you'd have pretty hard work to keep
away from the Pinkertons for twenty
four hours. And I've got the evidence
that would put 'em after you. So don't
you plan to run away. son-.don't do
it."
billiards judgment was lettering
Where did he stand in relation to Arm
strong now?
"Well?"
Harmon snatched at the sign of
weakness, and was instantly per-
suasive.
Stay on another six weeks; make
the rest of your killing. After this is
over, do what you please You'll have
money enough to suit yourself. I'm
playing straight with you q.
am I not?"
yes" said Hllliard, with whitening
sarcasm. you are!'
Harmon glowered at him
Don't you accuse me of double
crossing you, son! It's the other way
round"
"You aren't fool enough to expect
me-" said Hilliard shakily, ito keep on
trying to sell more of this rotten stuff
You aren't enough of fool for that"
81 can, and l do. You're in for II
now. Hilliard, and you can't very well
go back. You've collected money
you can't get your hands on 1t again !;
you can't make any restitution. You've
lied your head Off already; you can't
do any better now than to stick to
your first story, because the truths a
good deal worse. You'd better make
your killing and make it quick. And
If you open your head for just one lit
tie peep flooey, fiooey. and the
fats in the fire. Well . 2"
billiards head was splitting with
the horror of 1t. He saw. in a whirl-
ing vision of dread. the people of the
city rising to denounce him; not mere
ly for his inexcusable masquerade, so
grotesquely built upon the dream of re-
generation. not only for his vast abuse
of personal confidence. not only for
the base hypocrisies he had practiced
upon his quondam sweetheart. but
also for this grossly profitable fraud.
DiHly, he argued just as Harmon
claimed, he couldn't be in harder
straits spasm Of reckless fatalism
shook him.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10
Always Unpopular Number.

Whether unlucky or not, number IS
Is thoroughly unpopular. If 10 sit
down to meal, the first to rise will
die within a year, says superstition.
The person born on the thirteenth of
the month will be unlucky throughout
life; no one should embark on jour
ney or start an enterprise on the thir-
teenth of the month; while the thir-
teenth house in row is nearly always
tenantless or remembered liza or 10.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10
"oH, MY GoDl"

Synopsis.-Dick Morgan of SYRIA
ed In the Foreign Legion of the
French army under the name of
Henry Hillard. is dishgured by
shrapnel The French surgeons
ask for a photograph to guide them
In restoring his face. In his rage
against life he offers In derison a
picture postcard bearing the radi-
ant face of Christ. The surgeons
do good job. On hfr way back to
America he meets Martin Harmon.
a New York broker. The result
is that Morgan. under the name OF
billiard. goes back TO Syracuse to
sell a mining stock. He is deter
mined to make good. He tells
people of the death of Morgan. He
finds in Angela Cullen loyal de-
fender of Dick Morgan. He meets
Carol Durant, who had refused TO
marry him. She does not hesitate
to tell him that she had loved Nor
gan. billiard finds he still loves
her and is tempted to confess Hin
Hard tempts Cullen. his former en-
ployer. with his mining scheme.
He discovers a rival for Carols
love in i a nice young fellow named
Armstrong Hilliard betrays his
love to Carol and liz told he has
zone chance In a thousand" He
sells large blocks of mining stock TO
Cullen and others. Harmon unex-
pectedly arrives In Syracuse.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10
"Eatonic, in Four Days Did
Me $40 Worth of Good"

So writes Mr.. Edward w. Bragg of
Mecca, Ind, who suffered from
stomach troubles for long time but
could not find anything to help him,
but at last had faith enough to give
eatonic test. 1t quickly removed
the excess acids and poisonous gases
from the body and the misery dis
appeared. OF course, when the cause
Of the trouble is removed, the sufferer
must get well. Eatonic is quick, sure
and safe, and the lasting benefits
come in new strength, life and pep.
Your druggist will supply you with
eatonic at trifing cost and every all
ing person should get it today. ADV.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10

The only way TO argue successfully
with a woman is to keep silent.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10

he hadn't heard Alright.
"what was that you said?" he man
aged.
TOO much Silverbow. Only they
pumped the water out of It sooner
than we will. That was FIVE years
ago"
At first. billiard was untouched by
the shock; the force of IL seemed to
pass over him entirely; then all at
once. as he was caught by the drift of
it, his hands began to tremble violent
ly; and his palms were clammy with
sweat. His stomach seemed to drop
out of him. and he was nauseated by
the tremendous purport of his employ
er's cynicism.
MIR. Harmon !" he painted, under
his breath, mfr. Harmon !"
The New Yorker looked at him in
genuine surprise.
whats the matter. Hilllard7 You
look sick Or d-n 1t. man.
If that's another one of your bluffs,
you're wasting your time. You haven't
worked up such a holy disposition you
believe In this mine, have you" He
moved uneasily. 81 wish you'd wipe
sna. p,ous eNp,essioii vi your luce
10 a ~ MI on It. -. r
-, ihi'''a'u No'ee siook uneohtro'ih-
,,r,
This this mine" he STAN
mered. You told me-
III stand by everything I've ever
wv 80" ,,uu,,i pD, ~.
semiroted conner vo1ras And ra,,.o
got ever bpndrod aoros ~ =, "a
nort ~ tho shoft tool" ua iorahad
noisolo.s,,, ZOE course .,,ona,,.
there's about five hundred souara
miles of that same SORT of lind in tho
game etote but what's tho odds as
longs vou're bappv3 Tell me vop
aren't wise? Roti WHY Won know
all about II when we were on tho
boatp
unt,ards ,n,,sclas u,ar,, ,yor,,,n t.,
hvsterIcol iumns and his foce was dis
torted
"y.you v.vor,ro sor,n.
y.vor,ra SAVING i,vo hoar sail,ne,
s.seI,ino to nv tr,ond. &c.
n, Il. u,ortbIas. nronart,,3
~
"Shut upw The big man was domi-
nant ug,v "Trnderstond ua2 yor
keen vour mouth sbut n Won kpow
what's good for youl Didn't Won come
up here TO get square with vour
'friendsY Your frlendsw His accent
was superlatIvely contemptuous "You
knew It wasn't n producing mine
didn't you?"
you told me It was wonderful
prospect / knew 1t was n long shot
hut I thought there was some value
there n lot of It and
you said the shaft Won always
said the shaft was"
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-10

A simple appliance. easily attached,
has been invented for preventing tele-
phone cords twisting.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
Ia NISNA HISTORIA
De Personals DE TODAS
Parties QUE USAN ESTA
FAMOSA MEDICINA

Tn remedio que prueba ser exec
lente en- cl tratamiento del catarro
v de las condolences catarrales del
sistema, es SECURE Que tambien Sc
ri benefjco para el tratamiento de
las Intermediates que pueden lamar
sc cuOtidia1"s. Los ,IformeS que nos
dan las personals que usan Ia Peru
ma. siempre ~concuerdan en- la efica
cia que Ia misma ha alcanzado. va
SC haya tornado para con-batir la toS
catarro nasal, resfriOS. etc. Duran
te los cincucnta amos que la Peru
na ha sido uSada en- Ell tratamiento
d. las Intermediates catarraleS, ha
sidO alabada vehemente por millareS
de personals que Ia uSan. lnfinjdad
de personals deben su salud a eSta
medicinal.
La Sra. Sarah r. Hooper, r. D.
No. 8. Box 81. Cutler, Ohio, prefie
re IA Pe-ru-na en- pastillaS, segun Sc
deduce del cotenido de 81 carta:-
"Creo que las Pastillas Pe-ru-na son
IN remedio magnifico para Ia tos, res
friados ' tCdas las condolences cata
rrales del ORGANISING. Siempre las ten
60 a Ia mauo."
E. senior John Beninger, 0laton, Ky
nos escribe:-"Durante toda Ia vida
habl, sufrido de catsrro, pero Ia
Peru ma me ha hecho mas benefi
clos que ninguna otra medicinal.
La Sra. Marta c. Dale, R. F. D.
/. Cannon, Stafford, P. 0. Delaware
asegura que ninguna otra medicina
hubiera ,podido beneficiarla tanto:-
"Actualmente estoy comp.etamente
aliviada del catarro cronico que su
fra del estomago c iutestinoS, debi
do a la Pe-ru-na, pues antes de que
Ia tomara. fue en- vano que probara
otras medicinas Y me atendieran in
fi1idaG de d~octores. Recomiendo Il
Pe-runa a todos los que sufran de
caJarro.
las d~eclaraciones de estas perso
mas son la mejor prueba de los meri
tos de esta medicinal. Millares de per
sonas han sido beneciciadoS con ella.
A~procechese de su experienced. Adv.
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de Baltasar Y lIegando a Ia escue!a
aquel senior dijo con cortesfa, :aqui
esta ell senior Director? 81. aqul esta.
Senior, aqui IL hablan. senior Director;
buenos d!as. senior paSe listed, pasan-
do 81 papa de Baltasar. el Director le
dijo: voy a contarle a listed TODD 10
que hizo SUI hijo. Y e. papa le dijo a
su hijo. ;hijo. por dos! ;que te pa
sa? Y Sc echo = lIorar y Boltasar pi-
diendoIe perd6n 4 su padre lie dijo
que le prometfa no volverlo a hacer
: 81 padre apcnado TONIC su sombrero
: So fu&. = despidiendose del Director.
y su hijo que le echo los brazos al
Cuello y le di6 I'm heso en- Ia frente
: !e dijo padre. adi6s.
CUando lego el papa de Ba!tasaT
a So casa. LEGO muy malo, por la iris
tea Y el coraje de Yer que su hijo era
I'm loco desesperado. gritando con
o fuerte. perd0n. perd6n no 10 vuel-
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RI. CARAVEO ESTA EN- FL
PUERTO DE TAMPLCO
CeIebro una conferencia aLi
con Ell general Arnul-
TO Gomez

TAMPICO. lamps. Mayo 2+.--E!
general Marcelo CaravCo Sc e~ncuentra
on este puerto. al que vino ~procedente
de Ciudad Victoria. despues de ha-
her hecho entrega de Ia s~ituaci0n all
al licenciado Portes Gil. quien tonic
nosesi5n del Gobierno por acuerdo del
seror de la IIl:erta.
Caraveo celt 5"6 una conferencla con
O. general ArnIlfo Gomez. Jefe de las
o~ocraciones m.iitares en Ell Estad".
nuien anunci6 que ell antique Jefe re-
y~olucionario IRA a la ciudad de MeXi-
co q conferenciar con 81 general onre-
s6n.
FL general Pelaez esta ausente de
! Tampico. habiendo lido a la H';asfeca
veracruzana a pasar revista q sus tro-
pas, que estan encargadas de Ia VI
| eilaucia de una eXtensa IONA en- Ia
cuaI oueda incluida Ia region petrolf-
fera. PelAez estara de regreso en-
Tampico probablemente pasado mana
ina.
FL resto de las fucrzas del genera!
lG6rez, que habian quedado en- Ia
iHuasteca. llcs6 p Tampico. r~eforzanco
IA ~cuarnicitn del puerto Dichas iuer
zes son de caballerfa e infanterfa ?
traieron buen equipo y a~bundantes VI
vereS.
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COMPRE EN- UNA DE LAS
{ MODERNAS CASAS
DEL
Pidase Catalogo.
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Catalogo : aceptamos 81 equivaleHte en- Sc
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81 Id nos escribe con prontitud. le envis-
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~bardonado e. gobierno 81 senior Car
los Morales. al senior Tomas Garrldo'
como G~obernador inteTino.
Los pasajeros del Waucoutta Nega-
dos a Ia Habana. dicen que todas a
olcllas cen 50 desarrollaron sin
que ruriera que deramarse uaa gotta
de sangre.
En- estos INSTANCES, dicen. rein e
mas complete orden en- toia "a r.
ninsula.
Entr. Il pasaje iieEado ELI ell Wau-
cout,a - e~Tcuent.an atgEtros milo
nar:os yu... ,cos. ore cre>'r Ell pell-
no sus q: las 81 Sc que a&au alf n
cru ticn,i.: Is
Son CT los siEuie res sca'r"s:
Aristfn -alnL.a Wales t MILO. Ma'icl
Z pa:a Y f,-,i1ia; .tuGu''" leon cl
al ogado esvgS,. Luciano ! d 30: Y 81
d putad, anericano. Dual: l.. Ma
ter
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

Las mujeres GUSTAV de poner unas
b~ambalinas de tragedia a toda discu-
sion. ' siempre que Sc discute. con
elias surge. entire heterogeneous. es-
IA Erase. inevitable Al parecer:
les tn Ultima palabra...?
81 ell hombre Sc decide y reSponde
acknowledgements NADIA suele ocurrlr.
Pero 81 duda. 81 abre II pausa Ia
que Sc adivine el tenor. esta Ultima
2alabra. que va no pronunciara nun-
ca. lie perseGuira eternamente y sera
como una continue amenaza cernlda
sobre'su CabeZa.
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70 hacer Y miro el padre hacia Bal
tasar y le dijo Gala Y no 10 yue!vas
Lacer Y el hijo Sc levant6 dando de
gri,os. perd6n. perdon, no 10 h!ce de
intenci6n. V el padre Sc levant6 y %
dijo a su hijo, dame Ia mano' Y BAL.
tasar era un loco ' daba de Gritos J e!
padre Y la madre detras de q Y Bal
tasar tona una navajo Y e~n1errando-
se,a en- Ell coraz6n muri6 y fue el cas-
tigo que lie mandG Dios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

y pesur de las extraordinarias pr
ecauciones tomadas por el gobierno
frances para sofocar los levantamien-
tos Y motines que pudieran estaIlar
ell dia primero de Mayo, o Dia del Ira
bajo. tales manifestations Sc lleraron
Il cfecto en- Paris. como oportunamente
Sc anunci6 en- Ia information de la
prensa. Mult!tudeS formadas en- su
mayoria por obreros radicales, eNcitad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
DEFUNCIONES

Sra. Ora. Jesusita R. de Io1ano a IA ciad
de 81 afos.
Rafael G.. Perez n Ia ednd de IS amos.
Nino Raul Alcala n Ia edad dc 3 mcS"s IS
dias hIjo de D. Jesus Alca!a y dc Ia sehora
Dha. Guadalupe Gonzalez dc Alcala.
Ni1o Trinidad Martinez hijo de D.. Cc'so
MARITIME y de In sonora Dna. Esther Coma
iez De MARITIME
Sra. Dha. Catalina Friano a Ia edad dc 50
amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
Successes DE YU-
CATAN
rl'ienc de Ia Prlmera)

mas a~u,oridadcs Y que les suplicaba
no hicicrau resistencia pues suS
i~utenc:ones no eran las De derramar
sanCre. pucs habia dado las drdenes
oporcInas para que no corr.eran peii-
gro sus v!das. siempre Y cnaado no
s~ustra1eran fordos. 4" las areas del
-e,oyo plhlico. como FABIAN hecho va
orraS cobcrnadoreS. Asf las cosas;
Il r~oharnadov Carlos Castro Morales,
el Secretsr.o del Gob.crno. -Amado
Canton Mcneses. y eI general Pablo
:. .e Ia CARA. Sc riniieron diriGien-
por tren hac!a Progreso. JunJo
ro. clos i5a - consul cuhanO Jose
CualIar del Pfo. senora g Lijita.
Sc refugiaH en- IN buque americana
Todos esto$ irdiv;Guos asf como o.
tros milQaarioS yuCatecos QUE cFe'an
vidas en- inminente peligrO. al
uegar al puerto de Prosreso. creye-
ron encontrar on q al vapor correo
americana "Waucoutta. no siendo asl,
por 10 ute tuvieron necesidad de re-
sriEiarse On 81 vapor nercate dc ma
cionalidad yanqui "Lake-Forville',
que So e~ncontraha cargando hcne-
queu-
, Ances dc subj. a su hordo. Jurdron-
Ie al Consul americana que no ha-
btau sustrafGo Sondos pQblicos de Nu~
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FL CAsTIGO DE UN NlNo

I'm un pueblo habttaba una famii!a
cue ten;a un hiJo de muy NAL cora
ION. llanadu Ealtazar: era eli la es-
cuela' cl nino odiado de u compaiie-
roS.
Cuaudo So peleaba con sus compa-
Heros. les enterraha las unas. que es-
,aban afiIadaS ' ierribles. Una Nez Sc
pele6 Y viendo 10 que lc habia hecho
a 81 companero. que estaba banado
en- sanCre. E~altaZar remordiendoie Ia
c~onciencia. dijo apenado: IloreS
mi bucu compancro. tonla eSta IL
bre,a. este lIpiz, y los muchachoS CO.
rrieron 4 avisarle a director ' el Dl-
rector ilam6 a Baltasar y le diJo:
:uua 70 has hecho q joaquin? PueS Sc
nor. eStahamos uganda a los detectI-
yes Y lad~ones y me cnt"rr6 un "a
Ter. y los muchavhos gritaron: no '
cicrto senior. Y el Director dIJo: III
eres criminal Y mentiroso. manana ie
dices q III papa que venga contigo.
4 la manana siguiente fue el papa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

Fl grabado inserto. uno de los prime
los que Sc reciben en- este pals. u
ira a los g~endarmes de Paris ID famesa
Guardia Republican,. dlsperSalNo
una manifestation. En- ei centric en-
primer termino. puede verse a varlos
gendarmes levantando a I'M herido
para conducirlo a TN puesto de socorr
o cerCano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

a. por oradores extremists. recorTIer
OF las GALES de ia capital francesa '
tuvieron ~frecuentes encuentros con Id
policfa en- los que resultaron Varias
pehsonas muertas ' muchas heridas.
Los ohreros d~ecretaron Ia huelga que
81 no parallel del TODD las industrias
francesas Y ~serviCios de t~ransportes'
So debi6 a Ia actitud de muchos obrer
os que no seCundaron 81 mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
Ia CLAVE DE LA SALUD

Milla-cs De rersoras de anbos sexes
declaran que Ia elcct-ic!dad los ha salvado
cuando hahiar pe-dido toda esperanto Guam
do So padece de debilidad n~erviosa. agota-
m,cnuo. neurastenis. fslta de fuerza. de ami
mo : &c vigor. reumatismo. l%umbago. in
somnio. Intermediates de los rinones. del nj
Sado ' IA veSiSa, abuses seIualcs de Ia uuier,
no hay NADIA que sea tan cTicaz como e! cir
tur6n ~electrico No pierda su tempo ' dine
TO tornando estmulantes que nuncn curan.
10 que 81 cuerpo necesita es rueva fuerLa
Y viSor para que los ne-vios Y orEanos vita
les vuelran n su estado normal. Use el eln-
tur6n ~eleet-ico mientras duer7e. Su pode-oss
in:lueac:n c~urativa harA desaparecer rapida-
mentc So decaimiento y dolores. activard Su
circulation. viSoriza-a el sistema : le traera
nueva vida.
PIDA .UN CENTURION DIRECTAMENTE
= no pague 4 los institutes medico los pre-
clos tan altos Cue exigea por estos risu1os
cinturores. e Cintur6n No. l vale $500 orc
= Ell No. . vale $500 ORC. A que ragar mas :
LOS MANDAMOS A PRUEBA
ST listed quicre primero ?robar su eficacis
cscoia el ciaturon CUE mas lie sSTadc. y re-
nitanos Giro Postal por a mit2d de 81 PFC
cio como prueha de buera fS. ' lc enHiarernos
ei Cinruro1. 81 a. ca6o de Ut MES esta sa-
t:sfecho. nos rerait;ra =, -esto de ST yalor.
ritos y de nueS-a sinceridad. Aproveche IA
oporturidad ' escribanos en- scsuita sono ST.
que:
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC co.
BOX SIS.
ESDICOTT, \. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
NAClMlENTOS

que de Sanchez.
Tn nino de Jose Mora y Maria Lusa Lie
vri dc Mora.
Una nina de S6stenes Prieto ' Beatriz B.
de prict0.