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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03
ESTATE MAY
TOTAL. BILLION MARKS

Berlin. Mar. 2.-The value of the
estates which belonged to the former
German Emperor and his family may
reach /. 000, 600, 900 marks. In attempt
ing to five the compensation to Count
Hohenzollern for that part of his pri-
vate property taken over by the state
the authorities have experienced diff
Guilty in deciding w1h tpart belonged to
the Crown and how much was strictly
private.
The difficulty arose in part from
the fact that the appraisers have had
to inventory properties which have
been accommodating for five centuries
The settlement will be dictated, 1t is
stated, by a desire to offer to the
Hohenzollerns a generous adjustment
Their acquiescence is said to have been
obtained to the bill in the Prussian
Diet to pay the former Emperor 1o0,-
600. 200 marks for property taken and
permit him to retain a number OF
castles, real estate and personal prop
erty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03

Dyer was at length given authority
to take whatever steps We're necessary
to re- es tablish civil control. This was
on April 13. General Dyer according
~ considered it his duty to dispense
prohibited and unlawful meetings,
such as had been held by the natives
for some time in the Jappewalian
Bagh, an open space. regularly used
for public meetings. with houses on
all four sides and three or four pas
ages leading into it. The report
continues in substance:
General Dyer was not able imme-
diately to provide for the purpose a
larger force than fifty Indian troops
together with forty Gurkhas armed
only with kukris or knives. Accom-
panied by the European superintend-
ent of police, he took these to the Jap
pewalian Bagh. He had with him two
armored cars in reserve, but the lane
through which he had entered was too
narrow to admit them and they We're
left in the street outside. He took no
machine guns with him.
When he arrived at about five
o'clock. he found that the crowd had
swollen to several thousands, and it
was being addressed by a speaker on
a raised platform. His troops de-
ployed on either side of the entrance
the ground on which they stood being
some feet higher than the general lev
el of the enclosure. He did not order
| the crowd to dispense. but proceeded
to take action to dispense it at once
| by fire. There were 1850 rounds fired
fire being directed on crowds, not on
! individuals, and redirected from time
to time where the crowds were thick :
est. The ammunition used was the or
binary 500 army cartridge On the
conclusion of the firing the troops re-
tired: the number of casualties were
| not counted.
a subsequent inquiry indicated that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03
RIOTS in INDIA
AREDESCRIBED

London, March Am official report
regarding the seditious riots last April
in Amritsar, Lahore and other dis
just been issued here by the India Of
flee. The disturbances at Amritsar
We're put down by Brigadier- General
r. e. Dyer, the British officer in COM
mand, with an iron hand, go persons
being killed by rifle fire.
1t is stated in the report that the
shooting followed murderous attacks
on Europeans and that General Dyer
had not ordered the crowd, which had
gathered in a public meeting place in
Amritsar, to dispense, but that $50
rounds were fired upon the thickest
parts Of the throng. 1t states that
death an English woman doctor, the
general officer commanding the Brit
ish troops in Amritsar ordered that
| the street be closed where this attack
occurred and that persons who passed
| through it had to do so on their hands
and knees.
| News of these occurrences did not
reach this country until the end OF
| the year, and then created a big SEN
sation eand not a little controversy
which has not yet died down. The re-
| port now given out comes from the
Punjab government.
| After describing the growth of anti
| British feeling at Amritsar, culminat-
| ing in murderous attacks on Euro
peans, the report tells how General
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03
OATHS MUST BE
MADE IN PERSON

Tallahassee, March 2.-(SpeciaD-
The Supreme Court has reversed the
decree of the Circuit Court for Hills
borough county in the case of c. J.
Hutchinson and Harriet NJ Hutchin-
son. his wife appellants, vs. X stone
appellee. The opinion is by Judge
Whitfield.
In this case the supreme court has
decided the law in Florida to be that
a notary public or other officer author
lied to take Acknowledgements cannot
take the acknowledgment Of a married
woman to an instrument undertaking
to convey her interest in homestead
real estate Ger a telephone 1t is held
that the law mandatorily requires
married woman in making such ac-
acknowledgement to appear in person be-
fore the officer taking the acknow-
ledgment, that is, in the personal pres
ence of the officer when the acknow-
ledgment is made to him by her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03
Stop and Think-Kidney Diseases
Killed 100000 Last Year
INCREASING DEATH RATE EACH YEAR
FROM KIDNEY DISEASES

In our pursuit Of the mighty dollar.
we too often arr absorbed in the top
les Of the day, pleasure, etc, to stop
and consider our health. Stop now
think-kidney diseases caused 100000
deaths last year. Are you going to be
Included In this years toll7 Why,
YOU will exclairn, do so many die, why
are the health authorities SO con-
cerned; the answer Is, we bolt down
our food, take no exercise, neglect
our sleep ana otherwise subject our
systena 10 all sorts OF abuse, Ia II
any wonder then the Kidneys heeorac
diseased and fail In their duties of
roison elimination,
PoIsons are constantly being created
IN our bodies and II the kidneys fail
10 carry them Off they are absorbed
tv the blood causing III health and
rntser IN the form OF headaches, back
aches. tired feeling, indigestion. eta,
You may avoid considerable suffers
ing II you heed natures warnings and
= 4 -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03
ARMY RECRUITS
BEGIN TO sign
CAMPAIGN IN PENSACOLA GETS
RESULTS ON OPENING DAY
AND RECORD is EXPECTED.

The recruiting campaign Of this
city has opened with actual results.
Two men have been obtained and are
now on their way TO the recruit de-
pot for enlistment for Mexican border
service.
1t is most desired to place before
the eligible young men that enlist
nlents for one year. regardless of prior
service, are open in the field artillery
and engineers. In the above branches
of service any of the sixty trades are
being taught. primarily to make the
soldier efficient for duty in the par
ticular branch. and. secondly, for' the
basis of a future career in civil life.
This drive is launched with dual
purpose in mind. First, to obtain a
sufficient number of men TO fill up the
ranks of the army 10 its authorized
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03

strength, and. second, TO impart the
information to both old and young.
rich and poor. that the United States
army today is a fit place for young
Americans-to disabuse the minds Of
the general public that the army ap-
peals to men who are in a productive
industry or employment TO take up
non useful occupation maintained by
the public welfare.
1t is gratifying to the recruiting
officer of the local station to note the
immediate effects of the wide spread
publicity in this community prior to
to three days of intensive work
which will begin March 4 and end
March 6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03

assist the kidneys, Warmers Safe
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03
5ELLEVIEW.

Belleview, March Miss Elsie Rice
and Miss Lou Beck gave q box social
at the school. A number OF boxes
were brought and everyone enjoyed a
good time.
Miss Maggie Cobb organized a sew
ing club at the Belleview school,
Mr.. Smith talked to the boys on
farming.
Miss Leona Mathis gave q dance at
her home Saturday night
Mrs. Lizzie Ards baby has been sick
this week
A Near East Relief meeting was held
at the Belleview school Wednesday
evening Those present We're very
enthusiastic. Already some donations
have been promised and all hope some
good work may be done along this
line.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-03

Law Commissions. sixty two cases in
all being put before them, involving
-29S accused. OF these 21S We're con-
victed. Fifty-one were sentenced to
death, &c to transportation for life,
two 10 Imprisonment for ten years,
70 for seven years, ten for five years,
Is for three years and il for lesser
periods In six cases whipping was
inflicted.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
Una graz. explosion
CauSa paniCO en- Ia
capital de Cuba


HABANA, II de JUNO = Aver, duran
to una matinee en- ell teatro Nacional, en-
la cual SO cantaba Aida de Verdi, ha
ciendo Caruso de Radames, estallo una
bomba a la cual so lie asigns una preston
de veinte mil hbras y que habia sido
cclocada en- Ell cuar:o de banjo. No hubo
ninguna desgracia personal y los daios
materiales han sido de escasa signif-
caci6n. Hubo 81 algunos aporreados y
contusos. causa de la gran confusion
que la explosion produjo, porque la mul
titud, que colmsha integramente la vas
ia sala pugnaba pOr salir, atrOpenandO-
Sc unos otros.
FL tenor Caruso estaba en- ese mo.
mento en- su eamarin y al DIR la deto-
nacion y la consequence algarabia de
los espectadores, salio al procesnio para
enterarse de 10 que ocurria.
Sc hacen actiyss ges"iones para des-
cubrir los responsables de este atentl-
do, que seglln rarece ha sido contra la
empresa de la opera, por las atlas tari-
fas dc entrada al teatro, 10 cual ha he
cho que mucha gente Sc quede sin yer
y oir Caruso por quien hay general
admiration en- esta capital.
FL juez instructor de la causa es el
doctor Hector Saavedra, quien ha es a.
do ocupado en- tomar declaraciones in
formes oculares en- los pasillos del teatro
Psrece que 81 proyecto era que la bonn
bs estallase durante la gran msrcha
triunfal del dltimo acto, pero la repre-
sentacion Sc retardo tres cuartos de ho-
ra la explosion Sc produjo cuando La
Besanzoni y Escobar canadian ell due
TO del segundo acto, seg,in ha informa-
do Benno ziratO, secretariO del tenor
Caruso.
No Sc han registrado entire los aporrea
dos y contusos csusa del panico mas
que seis personss que puedan conside-
rarse con heridss Lo demAs sc redujo
desmsyos de las mujeres, carreras v
aglomeraciones en- las puertas de esca-
pc, 10 cual produjo que mucha gente Sc
presentars en- la Gale con la faz amora
tada y con las ropas desgarradas; los
guardisnes del Orden fueron atropellados
fue precise reforzarlos para impedir
que la multitud que Sc encontraba en- la
calle y no asissia a la representation Sc
precipi;ara hssta ell escenario nevada
de la curiosidad.
Las partituras DIS La orquesta rodaron
por el suelo y fueron pisoteadas los
musicos Sc pusieron buen recaudo bajo
Ell escenario; los primeros que aparecie-
ron en- la calle 10 hicieron con los vesti-
dos hechos pedazos y los instrumentos
apabullados.
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7 OLA
San Juan, 25 de JUNO, 1920.
Nj querido "Solicitus III:

Mi querido 'Solicitus mr.:
Extraordinaria sorpresa me ha causa-
do el yer como escriben nuestros perio.
dicos "tourista', teniendo va espafio-
lizado ell termino TURIsTA, tai como
Suena.
.Algunos comisionistas, no satisfechos
con decir "railes'', anuncian con gran
des rotulos esta mcrcancis, cuando en-
csstellano llamamos RELIES esas ba-
rras de hierro por donde corren los fe-
rrocarriles.
Tcdo el que olga INTERIM" comete
un barbarismo, y 81 Quieres distinguir:e e
por tn correction acentua la primera
81" INTERIM
Muchas personas para suavizar sus
e4rores gramaticales, Y para esconder
su excesiva ignorancia en- ell idioma,
achacan ciertos vicios a MoDISMoS.
No deja este de ser una escapada. que
lejos de aminorar la fslta, la acrecien-
ia.
MODISMO tn 10 sabes. es aquel modo
particular de hablar de algunos paises,
sin que Sc ajuste a Ia gramatica. Pero
Sc impone mucho tacto para no amalga-
mar los vocablos propios de un pals con
la corruption detestable de voces acep-
tadas por sesudOs es.ilistas.
Todo souel que lame, va por costum-
bro, yapor considerable un modismo.
'puertorriqucfios' a los hijos de cs-
ia prcciosa TERRA, comete un barbaris.
mo fenomenal; inocula Ell virus de la
falsedad en- los lectores insensatos Y
presenta nuestro pals ante ell publico
extranjero culto, como la personihcac on
de La torpeza.
Exigele a todos los amanerados que
per obstinacion siguen escribiendo 'puer
to:riquefio" que demuestren por que
PoRToRRIQUENo csstellano.
Pero pasemos otro parrafo, porque
no quiero perder la caracteris lea de mi
SEUDONIMo. Escribir esta diccion con
'P" al principle, no es castillo, aunqu,
varios argumenten en- su favor.
Aconseja a los eorresponsales do toda,
las revistas, que jamas digan en- sus
cr0nicas "incluso las nifias'' pues lc
acceptable es INCLUsAS LAS NINAS
Y mejor a1n INCLUSIVE LAS NINAS
Por estas tierras designan comiinmer
te ''facistor'' a un sujeto fatuo Ia
individual, "facistora Con este sc CO
mete un delito doble: Isl es que existe
en- Jurisprudence semejante infracci6n)
Desfgurar la pslabra FACISToL, puss-
to que de ella mace, y ussrla en- sentido
de vanidoso, del cual carece indiscu l.
blemente.
FACISTOL es ell atril en- donde Sc
coloca ell hbro para decir misa; v debi-
do al acto de presencia que hacc. por
extension Sc lie aplica la persona que
quiere sobresalir. 81 SO admite como mo
+ismo. cuando So refera una mujcr,
digasele "facistola GTe gusta la pa
labrita?
Hasta luego. sc despide,
Tu afmo.,
IMPAvIDUs III.
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GoBIERNo MUNICIPAL
+
DEPARTAMENTo DE oBRAs
PUBLICAS
OFICINA DEL CoMISI0NADo
!. Dorado, p. r., JUNO IL de 1920
AvISo AL PUBLICO
aoBIERNo MUNICIPAL
or1oINA DEL CoMIsroNADo

Para conocimionto general del publcO,
por la presente queda suspendido Of ser
vicio del "ANcoN" que sirve de trans.
porte para vadear ell "Rfo Plata"
tOmando entrada la poblacion
por el Este ooste desde .eI lunes,
81 del corrientc, Que sera sacado a tie
rra para ser reparado, por encontrarse
este en- pcligro para La seguridad plbli-
ca, mucho mas para las personas que
pasan con vehiculos.
Durante este en- reparaci6n Ell IAN
CON-, sera utilizada una 'yola'' en-
cl pasaje para las personas que transi-
tan pie, durantes las horas de las Gin.
CO antes meridiano, hasta las OchO de
La noche, servicio que prestara cl emplea
do del Anconero
Eladio MIRANDA DAvII.A,
Comisionado municipal de obras publieas
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
ENFERMA DE GRAvEDAD.

spSS
Sc encuentra enferma de gravedad la
talentosa y virtuosa senorita Julia Es-
cobar Menendez, hija de don Eduardo
Escobar, del alto comercio de esta ciu
dad miembro de la Asamblea. Asiste
a dicha joven el muy competente gale
no doctor Gabriel Amoros quien nos in
,orma hoy que La enferma sigue mejor,
dentro de su estado de gravedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
BANCO TERRITORIAL YAGRICOLA De Pro. RICO
CONVOCATORIA

Po acuerdo del Conseo de Administration de este Ba1co
los acconsas para Junta general ord
que ceIebrara ell domcio social Gale de Tetuah
nnero 1S tarde del da 19 de Julio poxmo
ell obeto de somete aprobacon la Memoria Balance CO.
rYespondiente al ejerco social de 9o20 e proyecto
de reforma agunos articuos Estatutos.
asta da antes de la mencionada fecha enen derecho
los obtener papeta de assenca Se
niendo cuenta que precepa
ell ell Art. II de los Estatutos
Los tenedores de accones "AL PORTADOR para hace
asstencia Jnta tienen que depostaas
la Gaia del Banco cnco dias de anticipation.
San r. de de 1o2o-El Secretario.-P Ro
cafort.-Vo 3d. FL Presidente-RAFAEL FABIAN Advt
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sENsIBLEs FALLEcIMIENTos

Han fallecido en- sus respectivas resi-
dencias las muy es;imadas senoras Ma
ria Falconi Y Conception Maldonado.
"A los sepelios concurrio imponente ma
nifestacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
LAS INscR1Pc1oNEs PoLIT1cAs

En- este municipio principiaron desde
Ell lunes, por los va escasisimos petit
cionarios, podemos asegUrar que son
pocos los que quedan sin inscribirsc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
DON FRANCISCO uRaELL.

Este professor dc artes manuales, que
en- Ell proximo curse trabajara en- La
Central High School, de San Juan,
debe su ascenso la competencia que
ha demoStrado. Con tai motive las es-
cuelas de Manati pierden los servicios
de un ilustrado professor, Felicitamos al
sefior Urgell por su merecido triunfo
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Y EN- D 0

dos casas de concrete. Reciente coils-
trucci6n. Tres habitaciones dormitorios
Dos servicioS sanitariOs. Frepte Asilo
Sordos Mudos, Avenida San Jorge.
Informara
D. DIAZ ALEXANDRA
'Ferreterfa Ffnlay'' - - Tel6fouO 076
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L1BERTAD BAJo PA1ABRA

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha concedido
hbertad bajo palabra la reclusa Fran
cisca Caraballo
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DESDE MANATI
LA FIESTA DE GRADUATION

De los escolares del octave grado Sc
llev0 a efecto con TODD esplendor en- ell
'Teatro Cervantes' Ell programa de
la fiesta Sc cumplio en- todas sus partes
los que tomaron parte en- ella fueron
justa merecidamente aplaudidos por
Ell selecto auditorio. Ell promedio de es-
colares fue ochen:a y siete, por 10 que
podemos asegurar que el triunfo obteni-
do ha sido hermoso. La entrega de los
diplomas fue hecha por ell inspector del
Distrito, Daniel F. Lynch.
FL discurso pronunciado por ell Licen
ciado Clemente Ramirez resulto hermo-
so, por 10 que fue ovacionado deliran-
temente por la concurrencia. Ell illus
trado galeno doctor Alexandra otero Lo
PEE, comisionado municipal de instruc-
ci6n, nos subyugo con un discurso que
lie valio grandes aplausos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
ExHIB1cIoN DE ARTEs MANUALEs

En- la escuela de Artes Msnuales que
dirige Ell muy ilustrado professor Fran
cisco Urgell Revent6s SO esta llevando
caba una exhibition de objetos dc ar
tes. Entire los muebles que merecen
especial menci0n y que fueron premia-
dos estan los siguientes: Una CANA de
MADEIRA, hecha por Ell joven Felix Gi-
mes, quien la casa comercial de San
Juan, Weymouth and Lee' ha regala
do como premio una GAIA completa de
heramientas; una butaca y un par de
pedestales, tsmbien de MADEIRA, hechos
por Ignacio Miranda. quien recibi6 un
premio en- metalico del sefior Brunei;
una butaca morisca, hecha por Luis Co.
llazo, quien fue premiado con una mo-
media de ORC por la logia masonica 'DEL
TAI; una CANA infantil hecha por los
niiios Juan Rosado y Bienvenido Vega,
quienes fueron premiados con dos plu-
mas de fuentes por don Jose Rivero Cha
'O0' ~O =" ~ ma M VSAV 1AOAMalloo
a mas, el nifio Nicolas Santana fu6 pre-
miado por haber hecho ell mejor curse
dc estudio en- MADEIRA, en- el setimo gra-
do. La exhibici6n mencionada ha sido
un triunfo, no solo para los estudiantes
sino tambi6n para ell professor, sefior
Urgell, quien cada dia recibe mas atlas
calificaciones como maestro instructor
por Ell Departamento de instruction pu
blica.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-22

Farm far sale-60 acres Ia good
neighborhood 6 miles west OF town,
on good auto road and II mi. TO
school. Mostly 10 fall wheat. Has
2 orchards. Fine subirrigated garden
and berry soil, no rocks, 8 large
running springs. All fenced; house,
Two good stables, hay barn, cellar,
chicken house. lots OF outside range.
Price $4,000. viii take Dodge car
At $500 or Ford at $500 10 part
payment if sold at once Sample OF
vegetables can be seen at Tribune
offIce.-Mrs. f. S. Human, Rath.
drum, Idaho. u
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-22

Dr. f. l.. McCauley, of Post Falls,
was in Rathdrum Monday on a tour
in the interest Of his candidacy on
the democratic ticket for the Office Of
coroner.
Lester L. Satchwell and family
have moved from Cabinet to Sand
point where Mr.. Satchwell will be
employed by the Humbird Lumber
company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Deliver of
Chewelah, Wash, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Doliver and sou, Keith, of
Opportunity, Wash, spent Sunday in
Rathdrum as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
W. W. Bennett.
L. NJ. Larson, who seeks the office
Of prosecuting attorney on the
democratic ticket. was over from
Occur d'Alene Tuesday. His republic
can opponent is Roger G. Wearne Of
the same city.
Capt. G. w. SpoerrY of Boomers
Ferry was 10 Rathdrum last Friday
while on his way to Fort Wright TO
report for duty. He has Renter ed
the infantry branch of the service
aud is awaiting assignment. His
family is temporarily located IN
Rathdrum.
Governor d. w. Davis, accom-
panied by Highway Engineer Bassett
and Judge E. F. Conklin, were in
Rathdrum last Friday morning. The
goverEor was going through by auto
on his campaign speaking tour and
stopped off few minutes to meet as
many of the people as possible. lie
IS making strenuous campaign.
Mrs. Nell X. 1rion of Standpoint,
democratic nominee for represent
| alive 10 congress from the first
Idaho district, was 10 Rathdrum
Tuesday. She has been teaching but
secured vacatian in which to make
her campaign. FROM here Mrs
Trion went to Occur d'Alene, ST.
Maries and Moscow
Probate Judge NJ. G. Whitney, H.
B. Mooney, Il. G. Wearne and H. f.
Cleland. republican county canui-
dates. drove over from Occur dAlene
last Monday evening to meet
Ratbdrum voters. They were accom-
nanied by Lieutenant Governor
| Moore aud Capt. Conner; also, IT, H.
Scott Fred Crane. Mrs. Scott ana
| Misses Crane and Mooney.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-22
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Oct: Mass LIST Sunday at II a

There is more Catarrh In this section
of the country than al other diseases
put together. and for years 1t WIZ sup
posed to be lncurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease.
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires consutu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System One Hundred Dollars re-
ward 10 offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
r. ]. CHENEY 81 CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-22
GRIP.

Grip usually starts just the same as
. cold with watery discharge from
tho mise. You are much more likely
n contract the grip when you have a
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