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Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18


DR.. Certeis was very tender of my
husband as the burro swerved from
right to left and stumbled along that
crooked mountain path. l was glad
that | could say to myself that | was
unafraid of Certeis, at least, for the
time. He was lover of all beauti-
full things. He was an aesthetic. He
hated pain and ugliness. 1t would
be time to fear him when he reached
some place of luxury and quiet.
And even then, | assured myself,
| might not need to be afraid.
knew the man so well. He had wooed
me tempestuously before Bob Lori
mer came home from college. 1t had
become the madness of his life to
compel me to love him-his set pur-
pose never to take anything from me
without my love.
Only once in all the various phases
of his devotion had Hamilton Certeis
threatened me.
AS our burros crept down the slip
perry slope, Don Manuel leading Bob S
animal and Certeis leading mine, |
thought that never again would HAM
ilton Certeis threaten me. The man
had grown stern and sad, as if he
realized that fate was thwarting all
of his desires. His country had been
humiliated before the nations. Her
cause was lost forever.
DR.. Hamilton Certeis, world
famous surgeon, had saved his great
name and reputation by letting it ap-
pear that he had been drowned in
diving suit of his own invention.
thought as l studied him that day
on the mountain side that he certain
lily didn't look as if he were getting
much satisfaction from his mysteri-
Gus resurrection and the new activi-
ties in behalf of his native land which
he was carrying on in Mexico.
At a point where the trail widen
ed, Certeis called upon Don Manuel
to halt. Bob had faintedl | rushed
to him, and held him in my arms
while Certeis produced the necessary
Istimulants.
| decided, then and there, that I
couldn't shoot either Don Manuel or
Certeis. Without their help l could
never get Bob back where the earth
was fiat and friendly help was in
sight.
Courage, jeanne said Certeis to
me when we had set out once more
on the path which twisted down to
the desert "Courage In an hour
we will have done with these mules.
Then we can make Bob more com
Portable. You've been wonderful,
Jeanne, wonder"
/ interrupted him with:
"Where are you taking us?"
''To the hacienda-yes- the one
where you found Baby Barbara. I
thought you had guessed"
l sighed with relief. That hacien-
da was fitted up like a palace. Bob
would be perfectly comfortable. But
it was at least hundred miles
away!
"oh, la! la!" 1 said under my
breath. 'This is a world of many
strange surprises! Here are Bob
Lorimer and Mrs. Bob now going
a-visiting at their sister Chrys' mag
nifcent and ancient estate in Mexico.
But Chrys will not be there to well
come them. And Chrys' husband
wouldn't have her around for king
dom. And she is as willing-as anX-
ious to be there as-as-deserted
and abused wives invariably are to
return to their legal lords and mas
ters."
1t was certainly a curious chance
that all the glories of the hacienda
which were to comfort poor Bob had
been prepared for his sister, his twin,
a girl who was wedded-but never
wife
AS for Chrys herself, l wondered
just what her pet ouija board was
spelling out to her about Bob and
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18
Hair Grown on Bald Head

After being almost totally bald, New Yorker
happily found something which brought out new
Iuxuriant growth of hair OF which he ID so proud
that he viii send the information free to anyone
who asks for It. Write: John a. Britain,
Station r. New FORK, NJ Y. Many women and
men have grown hair after all else failed. Cut
this out, show othsrs; this is genuine.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18
bride.
osvrsshed 100o 81 Ae 1M~pasrG..-z-a.Aaaau

ne and Certeis
1t might spell the truth for once
and be absolutely unbelievable! Even
fanatic like my lovely sister-in-law
could hardly imagine Bob and me en-
tering upon a weird existence inside
the walls of that old hacienda.
Ito be continued.)
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18

urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hines, of Ameri-
Gus, visited relatives here Monday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
Bungalow Aprons and
House Dresses

and with this fact In mind have filed our stocks to
overfowing with wide variety OF smart dainty trimmed
and serviccabe nodeshere three Of the economically
priced groups
Bungalow Aprons made Of fine quality pereas In plaid
checks Buton-front and p-over
and small rufes of contrasting shades at
plaids
0 hnS per- Of quality
|
At
-
1Air" ''''-Larsbwgk 9 Bro. -g~ .:
Evening star., 1920-02-01

Style Leadership! Always Shouting the Ne1v Things First
Editorial
MIND

Under hypnotic influence,
strong men have been un-
able to move a muscle.
In the event of a fire or a
food, frail women have been
known to carry incredible
weight.
In both conditions. it is the
MENTAL ATTITUDE and
not the physical that deter
mines the results.
The great conquerors of
the world. in battle. the big
gest merchants. in trade,
have depended on the at
titude of their army of as
soeiates.
1t is on this grand CO.
OPERATIVE CONFIDENCE
AND FAITH that the man
agement of this store relies
for Its success.
The management of this
store always begins with a
new member of the sales
force. by impressinG on the
mind the Importance of in
variably giving customer
SATISFACTION with the
sale. Our salespeople start
with their MINDS straight
Evening star., 1920-02-01
Corset Covers and
Drawers

Drawers, made of good
quality cambric; open or
closed; with embroidery and
lace-trimmed ruffles. At 79c.
Drawers, made of fine cam
bric,~ with neat embroidery
ruffles. At S1.oo.
Corset Covers, camisole
model, in flesh or white ba-
,tistc; flet lace trimming, fin
ished with shoulder straps.
At soc.
Corset Covers, made of fine
= quality nainsook. Yokes all
pretti1y trimmed with dainty
lace insertion and edges. At
$1.00. ...- .-.
Combinations
Combinatlons, skirt and drawer
models, made of fine quality
nainsook and cambric; embroid-
cry and lace trimmed. at $3.50
to s3.95.
Third Fl0or-Lansburgh g
Evening star., 1920-02-01

English Lonecloth.
Piece, $500
Pieces in 12-yard lengths. A
superior grade in 3o-inch width
English Nainsook.
Piece. $3.50
In pieces of l2-yard lengths.
Fine lightweight fabric with
silk-likc finish. 70 inches wide.
White Dimity Checks,
Yard. 29c
A variety of pretty checks in
q U-ineh fabric. Value 5se yard.
White Victory Crepe,
Yard. 60c
A crepe that Is made In Japan
especially for waists and dresses.
81 inches wide.
White Flaxon. Two Spe-
cial Qualities.
Yard, 75c and Sl.0O
A fno linen thread finish for
waists and undergarments. 40
inches wide,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-29
C<<%pS
Tbe aeUs SD et,nttar
Classified Section
BUSINESS SERVICE.
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES repaired, any
make. rented, sold old machines ex-
changed. club plan. 7 E. Sessinger &c
%. l4t North Main. NJ S7s9
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-29
EDUCATIONAL.

AUCTION sale Friday, the 30th, 1920,
at 10 am, at 1885 Vinton avenue. The
complete house furnishings OF c. H.
Bickart. Must be sold regardless of
price. every article will be sold consist
ing of one Steck player piano which
cost $1,000 a short time ago; one of
the handsomest dining sets in town,
cor sisting of table. buffet, six chairs,
oh ma closet and serving table; one bed
re I'm set fine enough for anybody S
me: one ivory vanity dresser bedroom
set that cost $1,000 only few months
ago; handsome mahogany living room
furniture, also fumed oak living room
furniture; one grandfather's clock; one
Japanese floor lamp, art squares, ma
hogany bookcase, breakfast room set,
gas range, refrigerator, White Steel
kitchen cabinet, Wicker porch furni-
ture, library consisting Of one set of
encyclopedia which the parties lately
paid $3.50 for; and many other miscel
laneous books. Hundreds of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention This is
an opportunity that the public has long
waited for There will be no admittance
TO the house before the day of the sale
and anyone desiring further information
Aregarding this sale may communicate
with M. Plough, Auctioneer, Phone
xain las or 230-232 S. Main st.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-29
Et)t SsRm5 aEfu1itar
Classified Section
FOR SALE.
FEEo. $3.50 AND GRAIN.
Announcement
Memphis Truck Growers
o.
Association s.
Potato Slips
"On Sale This Week"

We wish to announce that we, the
truck growers Of Memphis and nearby
vicinity, have organized an association
Tor the purpose of marketing our prod
ucts to the best advantage of all con-
cerned. We have a membership Of over
100, which is more than so per cent
of the truck growers of this vicinity.
Mr.. V. L. Parker, who has had wide
experience in this line of business, will
be our manager.
This association stands for fair deal
ings and trial order will convince you
that we mean to protect our customers
at all times.
We have our system of packing and
marketing so well organized that we are
able to handle our products with a very
small expense, and for this reason you
will always find our prices to be in
line.
We are now turning our attention to
potato slips. Our supply is not limited.
We are in position to make prompt ship
ment Of plants pulled fresh from in
spected beds the same day your order is
received. Special attention given to large
orders, and no orders filled for less
than 1000.
If it is potato slips that you want,
and not promises and excuses, write,
wire or phone me your wants. My sup
ply is not limited for this weeks ship
ment. We are in position to fill your
order, no matter how large.
We guarantee to ship at the follow
ing price unit! Saturday night, May /:
$3.50 per thousand fob. Memphis.
Better buy this week, as we will begin
setting in field May 3, and
the price will be higher.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-29
FOR SALE
TIN OALE.
FEED, SEED AND GRAIN.

IT'D, SEED AND GRAIN.
Purity Seed Company
Plant Department
As usual, the grocer, the butcher. the
candlestick maker jump In the plant
business for few weeks. BY quoting
ridiculous low prices, attracts a num-
Der OF orders which quickly swamp their
limited shipping facilities and cause
long delays and disappointment to the
buyer Finally, in desperation and con-
ard fashion by careless hands and
usually reach destination a package OF
sickly slips. We mention these facts
for the benefit of the inexperienced.
Cabbage Plants
The movement Is now heavy. Arrange
ments enable us to ship quickly healthy.
growing plants, wrapped, packed and
counted correctly, thus insuiihg your
entire satisfaction and pleasure.
Wakefield's Succession, Flat Dutch.
Parcel Post:
100, Soc: 500. $500; 1000, 1925.
By Express:
1000 $500; 5000. $3.50; 1o'ooo-2o'OoO.
Quick Shipment.
1t pays to get them right.
Sweet Potato Plants
Our plants are from inspected beds
and free from disease cultivated espe-
cially for transportation and transplant
ing.
Nancy Halls, Porto Rico.
Bunch Vans and Gold Coin.
100. SOC; 500, ' S ISL 1000, ;s.s5.
1000, $500; 1000 to $1,000, s2.75;
$4,000 to $4,000, $3.50
one hundred to bundle, counted, mud
w abb ,t,1 H. FnNl
1t pays to get them right.
Tomato Plants
Not Seedlings
ing tTansp hoM 0 Paree p saf9 psid
Dozen 3Oc; 100, $3.50 1000, $500.
Acme. Detroit, Ponderosa, Stones, all
large, rich, red varieties These plants
are in a class to themselves, cultivated
expressly for distant or nearby ship
ment.
1t pays to get them right.
Pepper Plants
Like our other plants are cultivated
expressly for shipping and pulled only
when they have attained full maturity
for transplanting. Your choice, post
paid:
Dozen, soc, 100, $3.50; 1000. $500.
1t pays to get them right.
Eggplant
., Ready now. Black Beauty, dozen,
SOc; 100, $780, 1000, $500.
1t pays to get them right.
AS the demand on our clerical force
Is very heavy must ask you to kindly
include remittance with orders. Please
bear in mind Purity seeds and plants
are all the name implies, which fact,
coupled with our experience, facilities
and knowledge of seed and plant bust
ness, enables us to render you service
that will induce your continued patron
age.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Los "SOVIETS" SA-
CAN Los OJOS A
Los PRISIONEROS

Procedente de Polonia ha llegado a
Washington, Herryck Aretowsky, uno
de los funcionarios de la Delegation po
laca en- aquella capital.
Mr.. Arctowski ha traido numerosas
fotografias reveladoras de las grandes
atrocidades y crimenes cometidos por
los "soviets'' en- Polonia.
NADIA puede ser comparable con los
crimenes de los 'soviets'' dijo Mr..
ArctowslSi,- nj aln Jos excesos de
los alemanes en- Francia y B6lgica. Los
polacos estan combatiendo por su Ii
bertad y soberania contra las hordas
salvajes que quieren desparramarse por
Europa, cor ell prop6sito de destruir
las formas de gobienos liberales y
democraticos.
No contentos con Ell martirio de las
mujeres y de los nifios, los ..soviets''
hacen otras cosas mucho mas graves.
A los soldados que cogen prisioneros
les sacan los ojos, cuando no les rom
todo favorito de los ''soviets'' es abrir
Ia piel de los prisioneros cautivos,
desde Ia cabeza hasta los pies. Este
trabajo 10 hacen con un cortaplumas
muy fino.
Mr.. Arctowski mostr6 los represen
tantes de los periodicos de Washing
ton numerosas fotografias en- las cua-
les fgurar varios soldados polacos con
ell rostro desfigurado por la punta de los
clavos y con ell cuerpo alberto por pro
fundas Y enormes heridas. Una de es-
tss fotografias muestra Ell cuerpo mu-
tilado de una enfernera de la Cruz Ro
| ia polaca, la cual, despues de haber
sido ultrajada v maltratada, fu6 tam
bien Sometida identicas torturas. LIE
sacaron los ojos de rafz y la dejaron
la intemperie, en- plens campifa- Los
rerros hicieron presa ell cuerpo de
la desdichada nurse Asimismo figu-
ran en- otrsa fotografias numerosos sol
dados escnchas (''boy y-scouts s''), a 10
sumo jovenes de 18 y 90 afios, los cua-
les han sido tambien salvajemente ase
sinados.
Mr.. Arctowski tiene ell prop6sito de
pronunciar algunas conferercias en- los
Estados Unidos acerca del innoble pro-
ceder de los 'soviets''. Los peri6dicos
del Norte empezaran publican pronto
las fotografias que ha traido de Po
lonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Las persOnas de color
pueden shora tener ell
csbellO lacic y lustrOso.

la fanaosa PELo LlSlNA es la
1nica loci6n perfumada que eff
cazmente y sin causar dai1o,
pone Ell cabelIo lacio y Iustroso.
Miles de psrsonas de color la
han u5ado y contin1an fieIes a
esta preparation. Sus resulta-
dos son verdaderamente mara
vilosos.
Una cabeIIera atractiVa es ad-
,nirada por todos los que nos ro-
dean. y con Ia PELO LISlNA
pa den tener esa attraction to-
das las personas que tengan Ell
cabello enmarahado.
De venta en- todas las farma-
las y droguerias.
The Orinoka Pharmacal Co. Inc.
New York. U. S. A. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
scONOoE UsTED AL0UN crEoO4

heeeaiinnos nabeF cuAHtos ciegos hay
en fnsfto Rice. donds vivsn como ss
iiamam para nyudaxips en cuaufo nos
ssa pesihis , eomplstar sl csnso de Gle
Eal as PusTto ace.
tQaiere uafed Ayudarnoa en- euta Ia
hoFf Llsns e eupon aaiunto cor los
nemhfes y diEsccionsa DE- lOn eisgos que
usiet eonorca y mAndsio = don JOSS
0oulaisr oinorio. Dspsrtamsnto de Irs
tFncrien. San Inpn. p. n
'Asooiafion Bsnsfaetora de cisgos
a. ruerio Eico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Sc vENDEN

Dos carros de A ruedas de la IA
nosa marca StudebGker para cargar
lasta so quintales.
Estan completamente nuevos sin
laber sufrido deterioro nj a1n en- la
Dintura.
Tiene cada uno un trabajo de he
rreria adicional que permite hacer
mas comodo la carga, ademas un ar
les para pareja nuevo y otro usado.
Un motor de 115 H. p. Fairbanks
,on su bomba centrifugal para llevar
lgua dos mil pies de distancia
;ambien nuevo de seis meses de uso
Sc toma ganado en- cambio.
Informara,
F. J. de Soils.
,dvt Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Ell TEMPO EN- La
ISLA DURANTE LA
ULTIMA SEMANA
sUMARIo GENERAL

La lluvia, aunque ligera er muchos
distritos, ha sido bien repartida en- to-
da la semana. Llovi6 fuertemente en-
la parte central Oeste y en- la parte
Sur de la isla.
De Cabo Rojo informan una lluvia
excesiva de mas de siete pulgadas, mien
tras que de Coamo y Central Aguirre
no informan precipitation alguna du
rrante la semana.
En- la isla sobre todo, la lluvia pro
medic 1.43 pulgadas, que es aproxima-
damente un treirta por ciento bajo la
normal. Durante la semana las cose-
chas han presentado mejoria en- casi
todos los distritos.
La temperature promedio ligeramen
te bajo la normal. La evaporation to
tai de la semana en- San Juan, fue
de 1.760 pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
LA ECONOMICAL
Rio Piedras

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio. Excelente serv1cio On csmidA .
Ia carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus services , csndimenta-
ci0n en- la comidA.
Telefono 11S. Restaurant Oristo 81
y dorm1torio Criste II. Preptetaris.
PATRICIO BLAsOo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
NO HAY NINcuNA RAzoN

Una muIer achacosa es una calamidad
haee que 10 sean todos aquellos que la
rodean. No hay razon p; "a que las muje-
res esien eniermas euando Naevd Sdlnd
DC Keno da nuevo vigor. vida tuerzas,
y devnelve 81 bienestar salud las mu-
leres nerviosas y enfernizas. Esta es una
medicina segura para enfermedades de las
muieres. Corrige la menstruaeion dolo-
rosa. escasa. abundante irregular; evita
y eura Ia excesiva palpitacion del corazon
y marcos. alivia Ia inhamaeion descar-
SOS leueorreos y fortaleee ei sistema ner-
vioso. No contiene narcoticos drogas
a las euales pueda habituarse es un
verdadero t0nico para la mujer. Por
cue ha de continuar I'd. padeciendo GUAM
do esta acreditada mediciRa pondra fin a
sus enfermedades.
Nara Solnd dc Reno da saIud acci6n
natural al sistema entero. Compre una
e.otella hoy mismo. De verta en- todas las
droguerias
s. D LEONARDO 4 CO.. Fsbdc.nis,. New Ysrk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

sE VENDE PAPEL DE PERIoDICo
vIEJo. = $5.Ha CUngTAL. \
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

puede hacerse en- los distritos cafete
ros. Ell cosechero de cafe en- Puerto
Rico esta en- una situaci6n dificil de-
bido que, como Sc dice en- ell viejo
adagio fpone todos los huevos en- una
misma canasta''. ST Ell fracasa en- com
petir con el Brasil y la America
Central en- la production deber4 prepa
rarse dar otro paso en- otra direction.
No saco a relucir este asunto porque
sea yo un pesimista, pero he visto tan
tos fracasos en- agricultural para esl
tar convencido, que solo los principles
comerciales son la. iinica base k6lida.
He visto casos en- los cuales una Sec
ci6n entera de un pals ha cambiado
del negocio de engordar ganado a gran
des lecherfas. Tuvo que hacerse ell cam
bio debido que Ell mercado donde
vendia la carne que producian la sunni
nistraba mas barata otro sitio, pero sin
embargo Sc necesitaban grandes canti-
dades de mantequilla de primera clase.
No Sc 81 tendremos que hacer un cam
bio de la cosecha de cafe aqui por otro
fruto pero en- case de que con nuestro
cafe no obtengamos mejores facilidades
de vida para los campesinos pudiendo al
mismo tempo competir con otros cafes
en- los mercados mundiales, ell cafe ten
dra que sufrir un gran cambio tarde o
temprano el individuc preparado no
sentira los efectos del choque tanto co
mo Ell que nunca Sc imaginable que tai
cosa ocurriria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
no HUBo SESSION

Aver ~ hnbo session en- Fl Tribunal
as Dlririio. seccitn ssgunda. por no
ASKER ninEan cnso ssaaiaao para ese dia
IgF = las nnsEs ss csisbraran Ynrios
iuieios ds apelaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
RESOLUCIONES DEL
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
De PUERTO RICO

Mederia cauasguilo " Maria ~. J.
baiiFan cauasguiiio. peF dEGoa per
iuifiof - aista reioiusi6a eonesaisn
- a aps,arts fEeinia dlas de- pro.
uoga para prsseEtaF alerato.
Aieiandfo Lab9rds " Ptiix SOILS,
sPhts ess'in9a uaa resolnei6s igual
caystsno Col , cuehi - Pedro Can
al cosdova sohFe libsio daAos
periuiries frCr'ra a. vsinie dias Al
/, apsianis Psra pFssfz'aT alsgsto
nj rusbla o. Puerto Rieo " CORE
- Goa tobrs asomstimisnto y are
SEA crave FlolrrEa de vs.nts dias q
- epsiaats pa pr-ssn'aT ais-ato
Lesnor friitn ~ Ramon c-n-Aie-
rsFnkncsF sshff ra.ifas de vsrta Judi
tltl nstsir-l6l afmitlsnio spsae'67
a. ror.s es c.Frri'o - Bozto- y
tinnas rns fanFa ds treseisatrs f6i'
Eca
IoaeuiT CnafTi " Himol Pier'uif'
ahrs esbTs ds finrra nsfsigei61 49,
timdo safe - errsr y fisnfa ha~-s
supsrrfass. elneo mi. dt'sres , De t-ss
rieniss a6'sres as -eftsN
A0Oa1 %
- Joss 3. R.u''s- niaF vs Jose A. p'aT
o6mss. sshEs Ff'rseta teal Felelne'on
''r' aiuponisndo - oisa . pa p'rtss sl "a de
arolts sobrs crs-fis - aan-a que d'
bssk prrrsar 3, dsmsnssso para "a sus
psnsitn ds - ssntsnei adietada pr
eutn coEte.
AOOaTO 20
Carnsn FemkndsE " Lorenzo Ca
f. snidur. aohrs divorcio Rssoluei6n pasan
dele 81 case para qus informs en- 81 Ter
mino a. oisz alas
Carries CenAs W Manuel Paid Bent
tar. ssbrs Fslvindicaci6n Resolution
eonceaienae aisE aias de- pforroga al
apsiAnte para pTsssniaF - aiegatO.
40 Pusbio ~ P.A-ido Alvarez. s0bre
tnfraeribn q IA Ley Dc aFbitriOs RssO-
iucitn eaneeaisn1o dies dias de pr6rTo
50 Al hpsianis para presentar aiegato.
LeonoT Ayii6n Oieda " Ramon Con
HaisE - a. Hohrs nulidaa De venta IN
airiai sic. Rssolues6n aprebando aanEa
- tTs.cisrtos d6laFss para responder
ds ias eosfaa
AooBTo 70
nuoe2tn fs Eduardo ATtau vs. Anto
nie Eeig colsmsT 81 A. cobFo De a
nao Rssoiuri6n eoncedienso Al apelan
- vsinis dias % pT6noga para pre-
ssutar aisgsto.
~ Pnsbi3 ~ Pears I6psz. s0bEe Quo
WamAnto Resoiuci6r concediendo dlez
eias e p-6ussa Al Apslants para pre-
sentaF aiefato
guiiAn viiiodas ~ A. Hartman cia
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pepsia, flatulencia, estomago acido, y todos
los desordenes del lhgado, estomago e in-
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