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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

Tdeal-Rs pure as VIC can make H.
for then It Is truest to nature
Il know I'm crazy cat
charlotte talks-then Don asks
questions, then annoyS. so how can |
write"
Darling mine didn't you feel me pu"-
ring blIssfuily content: Ana
close to YOU too"
Hated His work
"One time l told you L hated your
work. hated your parish. guess 1t
IS because l am jealous Of II. because
Il must come first in Your HE. Not ne
cause of conventions hut because you
love IL 50. O. know II. because you
are Il true pr;cst--horn for it,
II havo the greatest of all bless Ing
"A noble mans deep. true. eternal Low"
and my heart IS his--my III" is hts-all
I have Is his / am his for
ever"
II VIII hate the winter nights. Then
I dream Of curling up in chair with
you-oh what dreams I have. VIII II
ever be-"
am holding my sweet haGykins
face In my hands and looking deep into
his heart and reading there the MESSAGE
d
and life"
Know They Were sp4ed Upon.
Publication today or love notes WITT
ten by Mrs. Mills to Mr.. Hall disclosed
that the pair were conscious they were
being spied upon.
In an ardent note. in which the choir
singer described the "!ovc nest she
would maintain II she were rich. she
! concluded:
Darling. I could rave for hours-but
must stop as there are peppers
around"
In another she said:
when l said tina; would leave
n note, forgot that II may not be wise.
! But ] may take a chance for I cannot
, have you disappointed, even though !:
. Is not much"
Another woman Named.
| Another in which she took a dig n
another woman she suspected Of aspir-
! Ing for a place In the minister's alfcc-
! tons drew denial today from the hus-
! band OF the woman in Guesl!on-Mrs
Addison Clarke.
Mrs. Mills had written:
Minnie provOkes me Al
times and tonight II her flowers are
still here I'll put them in tho kitchen
Not that ] am jealous OF Minnie. my
darling. there isn't anything to be jeal-
Gus OF. But | hate her 10 do for You
what I thought OF first. She couldn't
! swear I put the flowers on your desk
she surm!scs II was !. Oh. well, poor
Minnie. She Is easily contentei with
crumbs. Isn't she. DEAR"
Mr.. Clarkc's statement denied Mrs
Clarke had ever given Mr.. Hall flowers
! or that she had anything more than a
friendly Interest in the minister.
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Tho Lovo Letters.

New brunswick, y. j.. Oct. ia
second series OF the letters said TO
have been written by Mrs. Eleanor
Mills. wife OF the church sexton. and
choir leader, to the Rev. Wheeler Hall,
was made public to-day by tie authori-
ties as they continued their efforts to
solve the mystery OF the staying Oh
the couple September IA.
Unaddressed and unsigned. the let
tcrs are filled with terms or endear-
ment. In them the minister Is often
referred to as sweet. adorable baby
kins." They speak Of "a love nest OF
n woman's dreams Of true love- and
describe the varied moods Of a woman
loved and loving without the conven.
tons" follow:
Dearest, dearest boy. Wasn't !
happy to find a sweet note. for | didn't
expect you would risk leaving one for
me yesterday. Such delicious
cellars"
"My darling, how we'll you seem to-
day. am irrelevant to
lie and rest for hours.
Calls Him Her Babykins.
"Oh, you sweet, adorable baoykins
OF mine"
THE note left yesterday was
crumbleG. but had to hide 1t IN my
small orange purse as | met him.
Id build a waiting
love nest .. People wo"id
mean nothing. | had rather watch the
bugs and ants as they crawl along
Don't you love to watch On ant as IL
creeps along. honey?
And darling sweetheart
| long for our love to be the truest-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Missionary Work Of
Church Is Discussed

Huntington. W. Va. oct. lS.--Fo-cign
and h"m. missionary work was dis
cnS<ad At ton!chi's session q; the con-
ference az Episcopal ministers in the
West Virginia diocese. At which Or
". II. Milton ot Wilmington. y. c. was
tn" principal speaker.
Humanitarian institutions will be n
medium with which tn" missionary
y,nrt - tn" vhurc is extended. r-. MIL
ton explained. He said the program as
cU.:ircl a; The national convention In
Portland. ore. recently. provided FOR
Nh. establishment ~ hospitals and up
Keep OF institutions throughout tho
c"untry.
4 dinner Will feature TO closing scs-
sion Of tho conference. Hish"u VIII
liam l.. Gravat, OF the West N;rslnta
diocese. and Or. Milton will be guests
OF honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Big Legal Battle Over
Width Of Highway

Ruckhannon. ". Va. Oct 1S.-A bis
legal hattie doomed here today when II
became known that numerous owners
Of property along the Northwestern
turnpike in this section are planning Z"
contest in tho courts orders Just issued
hy tho State Road Commission TO re-
store the highway TO its original width
OF sixty feet. Much valuable properly
now abuts upon the highway and many
buildings have remained undisturbed for
a quarter OF a century and longer. The
state Commission Is OF the opinion that
the original width OF the highway vii
he needed for traffic when the highway
becomes a branch ofthe National high
way between st. Louis and Washing
tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
POISONED OLD MAN
BECAUSE He WAS
SICK AND MISERABLE

White Cloud. Mich, Mrs Neoa
Hodeu. "0-yclr-old widow. VINO faces
charges OF numbering heT huSoa"u'
ROME Tiodcll. and her father-lh-'aw'
David Hodeli, poisoned the latter AZ nus
own request. according 20 testimony ~
truduced by the state at her triaA nero
to-day.
The old man was sick ana m.ser"o'e'
He aked ne 10 put him OUT o. 'ae way
and though It would lie oettsr aoi
9, Ia wsrs over thcre-so did IT," read
q signed statement introduced as Mrs.
HuaelrS confession.
Mrs Nolcll. according 10 the state
uent. pu: poison in the AGED mans coz
fee and re died several hours later az
y. WAS about to enter her home WIN
an armful OF stove wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Recruiting Officer Arrives

Captain W. W. Rogers, oihCet Al
charge OF the recruiting IN the i"ls'
burgh district for the United states
Marines, viii arrive IN Wheeling iM>
morning with Sergeant I. H. f"l"E ~
the interest Cf ~ advertising c'!hpa'sH
for enlistmcnts.
Captain Rogers Is war veteran ah"
wears the distinguished service oFart
OF the United States and the cTo'S uT
Guyrrc OF France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
DARING GIRL
TELLER SAVES
BANKS MONEY

Erie. Pa. Oct. 1S.-The unmasked
robber who looted the Lincoln Bank
OF s4.14S.5O. here to day. was still at
large tonight.
The daring OF Miss Theresa Med
zielski, the teller. who refused to obey
the bandits command to back into the
vault, is believed to have prevented a
larger theft.
shoot" she def!antly shoutcd.when
the robher menaCei her and three
other occupants Of the bank with re-
volver.
As they were backed against the
wall the bandit seized all money IN
sight and escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
DRY GOODS.

New " York. Oct 1S.--Cotton goods
were firm today with trading In lots OF
fatr volume. one limo OF wide sheeunGs
was advanced l2is per cent, another
placed at value aud another advanced
ono cent yard. Dentm2. southern
makes, have been sold up 10 March
and Withdrawn by the largest producers.
pr,n, cloths and shcetings tended high
or. Raw six was easier Bur!aps were
lower. Wool goods were frmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Defendant Obliges Court

Andy Luca proved very ohl!Sing In
federal court yesterday. An !ntorma-
tion charging him with violating the
liquor laws WAS read along with Sec
ond one against Andy L0eff. the other
Andy Luca.
Attorney Frank \. o'Rr;en sad lite
thought Lucas name w.lS peLucta bat
Andy himself. the last applied :" tor
aid, settled II by saying his name WAS
Andy LuCa.
According,y. with consent OF the de-
Tense, one Information was corrected
and tho other w!thirIwa. The case
will 20 to trial on October 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
OBITUARY
CONNERS FUNERAL
TO Be HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services for Daniel CoNaera
SIS Years old. Civil War veteran. VINO
died Tuesday cyenin Gfollow!ng a oTiel
Illness. viii be held Friday morning ~
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. J. w.
Bowman o: Twelfth and Baltimore
street. McMechcD. Requiem high mass
vii! he celebrated b. Father Cochran 4:
the 81. James Catholic church at
O'Clock. The body Will he sent TO Salem
W. Va. over the B. & o. a. as O'CLOCK
fo- tntermcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East Huffaln. =. =. OCT. l6.-IattIe-
receipts 275: steady
Calves. receipts. $50. steady. s58Ei.
Hogs. receipts 1900: active. % TO S5c
higher: heavy s1o8slo.c5; mixed. york
erg. Ugh, workers. and pigs sl25 q So
90: roughs IS; stays sSgs6.
Sheep and lambs. receipts LOO;
steady, few LAMBDA $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
WHEELING AND OHIO COUNTY HAVE BIG
ENROLMENT At THE STATE UNIVERSITY

W We" represented among
until tonSh ut @ ~ m
represented mere " SOM
Mononaa
students and other distant counties
~
the
see the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
MRs. MARY D. BURNS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Dor
sey Burns. former resident % Wheeling,
viii be held Friday morning At her
tate residence In Pittsburgh. Requiem
high mass will be celebrated at the
Sacred Heart Church. Tho body Will be
brought 10 This city Tor bur!a! in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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RECTOR AND SINGER
CONTINUED from Page one)

specd. 1t turned from Easton aNcnu:
near the park and disappeared.
Secrecy Maintained.
Tho c"Itny prosecutors. in an effort
to shroud their invcstiEa'iun IN n S"Crcc!
which they declare u he essential to
successful solution Of the mystery. hay,
removed their headquarters 10 tho town
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ron Said

FOR SALE-Yery cheap.
les II. z. Cooper Corliss
Engine and equipment. IN
first class condition. John
W. Bel,z. cor. 18th and Eo4
SITS Phone SIS. Sept29-3Qt
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wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-An old established manutoc-
turer Is DESTROYS OF securing the scrv-
ices OF a Salesman for the Greater
Wheeling territory. one who Is ac-
uuainted with merchants preferred. TO
a hustler will offer attractive PROPOSE
tion. Give present occupation N first
letter. Will be treated confidential. Al
dress Hustler caro- lntelltgencer.
OctiS-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
WAN3Ep--TENAL1
wAHvEp-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-To Sell Fibresilk
ENerwear neckwea-. Over 100 per
cent proa,. Excellent proposition for
holidays. Fisher Knitting Co., lO4& Jetf-
ersoA Ave. Buffalo. y. \. Octli-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

STOi.ES-At Hundred. -. Va. Ford
Touring Car. 1915 model. West Viz
GINA license No. 4i4ii4. Motor No.
l202296. Reward. OctlI-.
LOST-September IS. neck piece Of Ger
man Fitch fur. Please uo;.fy Miss
Nevada Ernst. Noundsy lille. ". Va.
OctIS-:
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Lost AND FOUED

Sweater from the Scottish Rite
Cathedral about TWO weeks ago will -
turn same 10 that place Immediately L
reward will be given. Oc;li-.
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BURIED YESTERDAY
Mrs. Anna Williams, Size Eotr street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALEI-Nu Bono Corscts and
Ladies' furnishing. sold by L.ota
SAVERS. Hours 2-S - llih ST. Ihonc
lS57R Oc:lS-i
WANTED-hddresSin 10 do at homo
nights. No job - small address, -.
II. care IntelltgenC"r. Octlc-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Sleep,ng room for Gentle
men l24 S. Huron or cal SllH-W.
Oct lp-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
FOE SALE-AUTOS

FOR Roadster. good -una!ay
order. battery brand new. good tres
First $500 gets II. Call % 18th St
Octl9-i
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WANTED-Ten laborers W h c Il n S
Building Material Co. Peninsula.
Octt9-l
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SALESMEN-Ftve l.ve-w're men not
afraid to work can make some big
money handling an issue Of S per cant
Preferred Stock N 4 veil established
Wheeling Company tina: has never pass
ed a dividend IN twelve years. This
Is a real opportunity that Banks VIII
recommend. Address Box Stock In
te,liSencer. Giving Phone Number.
OcttS-j
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Wheeling

.ounty follows:
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WANTED--DrIllcrs and tool dresscrs
experienced in operating Keystone
Drilling Machines on water we'll work
requiring pipe driving. Address Con-
tractor Box .u& Beilaire, Ohio.
OctlS-m
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
CRONCAS DE VIAJE
a ioven musica Vienesa

sica de cfimara, Y on Sus canciOneS eF
pccialmente, tienl-, per el contrario, III
cicrto sabor |: Hugo Wolf. Tam
biGn brahmista cs Franz Schmidt, au
tor de G!3s sinfOnfas, de un neOclasi
cismO marcadO y de una opera o "NO
tire Dame" que tuvo POGO eXito. JO-
s>ph Prochaska es FL mdsicO religiO-
SO dc este grup0, Y SuS cOrOs, Orato
rios v mGsica para versos de Klops-
tick estan en- consOnancia con el item.
po v el aplbientc pottico. EN- donde ha
buscado inspiration.
Pclo mi interts principal esta en-
otro iltimo grupo, tornado pOr la gen
tie mas joyen: uncS, diScipulos direc-
toS dc Schoenbcrg, como Alois Won We
bern Alban Berg; otroS. quicnes
la Influenza de Schrekcr prOporciOna
una nombradf;, creciente, FaleS Will
helm Gross, tecnicN eXcelente, parco
en- producer, o Ernst Pctyreck, quien
me plpsentarOn como un "StrawinsEy
en miniatllra", autor de pequelas
ubras sarcdsticGS, de un perfil grotes-
O., acusa d incisivo. Por fin. los
undergraduates" les mas rebeldes Y
sAgaces Estan en- primer terminO
Egon Wellesz, nombre conocido de
ouicncs leen las revistas extranjeras
de m1sica, por sus cr6nicas frecuen-
tcs. conocedOr profundo ciN Il. antiSiic-
dad musical Y uno de los r0cos exper-
tos en- musicografia bizantina, de una
reputation s0lida entire todos los cru
{Etos de Europa. FinO Y delicado de
tcniperamentO. Su venG liriCa le incli-
ma hacia modos de expression calns q
les mliSicOs del Occidentc y Mediodla
curopcos, al paso que Rudolf Reti, el
mas ardoroso propagan1ist& de sus
c0mpaneros, es profundamente roman
tico en- sus concepeciones, de I'M 70
manticiSnO "vienGs''. tierno G fntimo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

perO de alas transparenteS, remotas
ticos que todos cOnocemos.. Con 6l,
Egon Lnstgarten Y al pn'imista Her
witZ, que hacen una milsica sevcra y
de duros rGntornos; Hugo Kaudem.
mfstico Y fil0sofO, cuyO cuartetO es
muy apreciado; Paul Plsl, que con
Paul Stefan redactan las "AGusikbl:,c-
ter des Anbrusch", una de las revis-
tas mas importantes paul Stefan,
ademas, acaba de publican I'm librito
de valiosa information Sobre la nue.
va misica de Viena";l Joseph IIauer,
en- fin, cuya mdsica para piano pare
ce confirmGr sus curiosas teorias es-
teticas. De tcdos ellos, Wellesz es On
este grupo el Gnico cOmpositOr de 6pe-
ras, V leo en- varios peri6dicoS las
crfticas cncomiasticas de su dltimo
estrcno.
He aquf una vida artfstica en- rlena
ebullici6n, en- rlenO renscimientO. Y
mientraS nasfo pr las recOrtadas ave-
midas del parque mperial-abiertas
hoy al pueblo.--voy hacienda internas
cCmparaciones entire eSe movimicnto
con las j6venes m1sicas fraucrsas Y
con nueStlO prOpio rcnacimientc.
Schoenbriin, Aranjuoz.. Versailles
No crco. a peSar dc las aparienciaS,
que el case vaya a repotir>e pero, de
todos mGdOS. una nuera epOca de
amistad esta ya pr6Xim&, aunQue
entcnceS rmos: otros plldi6ramos He
gar n toner Csc parecido. exterior que
da el momento, sabremcs, como on
aQuel siglo galsnte, rada cual ser Ca
da clar'. sin, por ESQ, dnjar de mar
char al tOno europrO.
Adclfo SALAZAR
Viena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
LA BELLA REVISTA
'MUNDIAL"

Por Ell 'Montevideo" han llegado 4
numeros de la espl6ndida Revista
"Mundial", que Sc pubIca en- Madrid.
con Ia mas franca acogida del pdblico
no solo en- Espana, donde tan bellas re-
vistas Sc hacen, sino de todos los paises
de lengua espahola.
"Mmdials desde el primer Nomento
SO pusos la cabeza de- todas las publ
caciones ilustradas, y conserva ese pues-
to, hacienda que cada numero que sale
sea superior al anterior. ,EstOs cuatro
numeros que nos ha traido el ultimo
correo de Espana, son una cosa defini-
tiva. .''-' ''-'e ''-.''-1f'.'
Nuestros lectores recordaran que Ia
Casa Cantero, Fernandez Inc, es la
agente exclusive para Puerto Rico, de
Ia Revista "Muhdial",, el senlanario
mas artistico que We la luz en- lengua
espa1ola.
Precios de suscripcion $2.25 trimes.
tire. pago anticipate. ......-.s i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

Tanlac Y observe como desaparecsn
las nubes de la tristeza, baio el sol IA.
dante de Ia salud que lc produce Is
ted ticne derecho a ser sano, vigoroso.
ehca2 feliz. listed mismo puede CON
seguir la oportunidad de Serlo, apro-
vechandose de esta bendici0n modar
ma que Sc ha concedido la humani-
dad Tanlac
Hoy misno ,lebe I'd. coaprar Tan
lac en- cualquier drogueria Para gu;
esperar 4 manana, cuando Tanlanc- '
la salud-le esperan hoy nismo?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
HAGA JN FESTIN GLORIOSO
GOZANDO DE CADA COMIDA
Ell APETITO QUE DA TANLAC HACE QUE
CADA BOCADO SEA DELICIOSOY
FACILMENTE ASIMILADO.

Cuando su aparato digestive traba-
ia normal y silenciosamente, extrayen-
do del alimento, abundante energia vi
tai y alnacenando reservas de vigor
para cualquier case de urgencia, enton-
ces cada bocado Sc saborea con buen
apetito delete. ST sus comidas no
son un hecho importante para usted,
81 no Sc acerca a la mesa con la idea
de disfrutar de una buena comida, en-,
tonces usted esta viviendo a medias,
porque solo utiliza la mitad del valor
de su alimento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

En- IL Sall de les cOlumnaS, en- ell
tfpico cafe Central, parece eneontrar-
sp. n Su NrZ. cl ambiente "sui gencris'
de los v:ejos cafes m&drilehoS-de
es0S cafes que apcEnS SO encuentran
va Gn Ma.Eid. ina media luz, calien-
te de tCno, haja Ge Ii; alta techumbre
lie criStaIcS V Sc eSplrce en- ell ancho
patio Genital. sin atrevcrse a entrar
baio les aIcos, en- las galerfas lateral
les, p oi icias en- ensue no Y las con-
fidcncias Una gran cScalela da un
GSpCcto Sg!emne Il la "Arkaden-Saa +,
V baio lIa Sc c0bijan grupOs cOnfu-
AoS. qu, ul mechcr, de gas v"rdoSo
no cansigue ..pfinir.
rs diffcil describir toda Csta gen
te p.ncl en- o,tlcn Sus n0mbres. Lo
intcnta.&, como gufa para el lect0r
m&dlile.lo. y mas tardc, en- OCCASION
CrGricia. iran saliend> indivi;tlalmen-
te CaGd Eno dc eElOs En- lfneaS &c
neralcS, EIcG1 c0n.Gdcrall'H que los
musicoS vicneses de In actualid"iI for
man tres grandes grupos: unO, Cl &c
los que, POGO o muchO, sen cOnOcidos
en q cytranjero, sean va vcrdader0s
maeStros dc la genie nucvG como Az
nGlQ Sch0enherg, bicn, en- un grado
men S intense. Franz Schreker; scan
va muSicGS como Erich W0lfgang
Komgcld, cuya juveltud autoriZa a
crccr que Csti lejoS dc hGber llegadO
IL periodic de madurez dc su cArrera
artiStica.
Oho grupo scrfa 81 Ga los music 5
'C0nscrvadClrs' el de los rrofcsores
: acadGmicos, para quicnts los ante
l'iolmentc nombradoS son cl ej@mrlG
vitando de In decadencia. En- csc gru-
p0 poLLia considerarse include 10
1cph M"rX. que, 81 en- sus obras sin
i6IlicaS. de grandt'S dimcnsioneS, pa
rcGe lnocedcr &c Brahms, Ell su mi,
ii MANIFICA!!! 81 Ell Brujo las de-
= II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

fuG cerca de un grado sobre la normal.
Vicntos suaves radiaci6n solar cx-
tensa La condici6n del tempo ha 81
do favorable para ell d2sarrollo de las
cosechas, plantio, y recollection, e:;-
cepto en unas pocas localidadcs dor
de las fuertes lluvias periudicaron los.
semilleros de tahacQ cebollas I,a
evaporation Ell San Juan fue 1874
pulgadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

ii MANIFICA!!! ST Ell Brujo las de-
ia nuevas. Tel. 355. lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

Viena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
u. S. WEATHER BUREAU

Sumario del bOletin semanal que pu-
blica el serviciO meteorological.
Sumario general. lluvia ha si-
do ligera en- Camuy, Can0vanas, Ca,
yey, Coamo y modcrada y cxcesiva
en- todas las otras e-taciones. FL pro
medic fue mayor de i'm tercio Sobrc la
normal. Ell promedio de temperature
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

can una Affection aguda. Ademas, es-
tas alteraciones quimicas producer
substancias venenosas que son condu-
cidas a cada cGlula y organo del cuer-
po, en- donde producer toda clase de
sintomas, que por 10 comun no Sc atri-
buyen a su verdadero origen.
Tanlac, ell famoso t6nico digestive,
ha logrado su amplio eXito, debido a
que puede vigorizar todo el tubo di-
gestivo Obra, facilitando la vigoro-
sa preparation gastrica del alimento,
tanto por la accion muscular de di.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

molestia V en- tai forma. que SC
obtiene de el el maXimo de be
neficio.
ST usted no tiene buen apet-
to, 81 su alimento lie periudica.
81 no tiene el peso que debiera
tener, perlnita que Tanlac lie d.
muestre que puede ohrar I'm ri
lagro Ell su estado, como ha su-
cedido Ell miles Gle casos. 81 cs-
ia usted desesperado, sombrio,
con POGO deseo de vivir o sin TO
der disfrutar de Ia vida, pruebe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

cho organo como por Ia abundante So
erection de ugos digestivos. Tambitn
favorece el funcionamiento energico de-
todos los musculos Y glandulas del in
testino, de modo que la acci6n muscu-
lar peristalica pueda llevar ell alimento
a travGs del tubo digestive, en- el item
po normal. Cada una de las miles de
glandulitas cuya function es recoger Ia
nutrici6n del alimento enviarla a TO-
das las regiones del organising, recibe
un cctimulo maXimo. Ell resultado as
que el alimento Sc digiere sin ninguna
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

II iiiMAN1FICA!!! Lame al Bruio.
Tel. 355, San Jose No. 6. l1-10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

La falta de apetito, malestar
por condescender con Sill apetito,
Sc deben ambos a la misma cau-
sasa, la difcultad del aparato di-
gestivo para cumplir debidamen-
tie con su importante mission. FL
alinento no digerido que perma-
nece en- el tubo digestive, puede
provocar solamente repugnancia
por mas alilnento, cuando no
puede digerir el que va tiene,
bien puede sufrir alteraciones
quimicas Y putridas, que provo