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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29
If Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
Drink Plenty of Water and Take
Glass Of Salts Before Break
fast Occasionally

When your kidneys hurt and Your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with 4
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like YOU keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which helps
to remove the bcdy's uriEous waste
and stimulate them TO their normal
activity.
The function of the kidneys Is to
filter the blood. In d hours thew strain
from it 500 grains of acid and waste.
so we can readily understand the vital
Importance of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of good water-you cau'c
drink too much; also get from an?
pharmacist about four ounces OF Jad
Salts. Take a tablespoonful IN a glass
of water before breakfast each morn
ing for a few days and your kidneys
may then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia. and
has been used for years TO help clean
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also &C.
neutralize the acids in the system so
they are no longer a source of irrita-
ton, thus often relieving bladder weak
ness.
lad salts in inexpensive; can not in
: lure; makes a delightful effervescenI
lithia-water drink which everyone should
take now and then to help keep their
kidneys clean and active. Try this also
keep up the water drinking. and rs
doubt Won will wonder what became Of
your kidney trouble and backache. b.
all means have your physician examine
O Il Kidneys at least twice q wear
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

Sc A s LUMINOUS as the skies Of
"A France and as hard as LOr-
Taine steel is the way the Paris Matin
clla~racterizes the reply of Premier
Poincare to Lord Curzon's recent no e.
The answer was handed to the British
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

White House, and the decision vas
reached to establish AT nee ii cO-Opera-
tive federal and state organization for
speedy and systematic distribution Of
bituminous coal, coke and other sub
stitutes to the anthracite consuming
states. Governors of all the eastern
and New England states were asked to
send representatives to a conference
with the interstate commission In New
York August % to consider distribu-
ton plans. Mr.. Wadleigh believes the
consumer can and should be educated
in the use of fuels other than anthra-
cite. With plenty of bituminous coal,
coke and oil, the problem is mainly one
Of distribution.
President Lewis of the United Mine
Workers says the union will admins
ter to the operators the trOuncing OF
their careers" Chairman s. d. War
riner Of the operators policy commit
tee says the operators are standing
pat on their offer to submit every dis
puted issue TO arbitration.
The gasoline price wal in the Middle
West is still going on and has spread
even to Seattle. Incidentally. it ha!
served to cause politicians to consider
Governor McMasters of South Dakota
who started it. as a possibility for tn,
Republican vice presidential nomina
ton next year.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29
VOLIVA'S BULL.

Voliva, overseer of Zion, ILL.,, is out
with a new one. He declares there is
no sunrise and no sunset. They ?
optical illusions. IN so far as the
Democratic party = concerned, he IS
right as to the sunrise and wrong as
to the sunset, and about $3.50 on the
illusions.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

and the other powers interested in mid
week and was found, as predicted, to
be a restatement of the unyielding at
titude of France. It's pOliteneSs is in
marked contrast TO the Curzon note,
and its tirmnesS is no whit less. With
extraordinary skill and ~adrOitness.
every point made by CurzOn is mel
and refuted, and the French position
is set forth more explicitly than ever
before. AS well summarized by a
Paris correspondent. the note declares
that France desires to continue ne
gotiations with the allies, refuses to
substitute any other body for the rep
aratiOns commission, insists that Ger
many must continue payments In kind
during the cash moratorium necessary
for the rehabilitation Of her finances,
refuses to treat with Germany until
passive resistance IN the Ruhr has
ceased, refuses to ~evacuate the Ruhr
except in proportion to ~reparatiOns
payments received, is willing to accept
as a minimum 26,OOO,OOO.OOO gold
marks $685. 100000. plus sufficient
@ bonds to pay Frances debts to
Great Britain and the United States,
recognizes these debts, but refuses to
pay them until she has been REIN
bursed by Germany for the war devas-
t%atiOns, proposes that Germany shall
pay in the briefeSt possible time 81
0O0.000.O00 gold marks ($7.41S,000,-
0O0), corresponding to the actual
French and Belgian damages, and
wants the rest of the German debt
and the whole question of war debts
postponed for consideration after this
first payment has been effected.
The occupation Of the Ruhr was
made obligatory, In Premier POincare's
opinion, by what he calls the deliber
ate debasement of Germany's finances
with the avOwed intention of escaping
payment of separations; but he agar
denies any intention Of annexing thu
Ruhr.
The premier replied pointedly Il
CurzOn's intimatiOn that Great Brit
ain may soon be obliged to asI
France to pay her war debt. 81,
says:
France has never repudiated he
debts and never will, but she is con
vinced that no British government wi
eve apply to an ally the pressure tina
the London cabinet does not find
possible to apply today to the forme
enemies of France"
No British official comment on POiT
cares reply has been made yet, bu
the London press fails to find muc
encouragement in it. Prime Mini.
ter Baldwin and his cabinet will NJ
meet for several days, and in an
case precipitate action by the gO'
eminent is not 10 be expected. TIL
Paris press. almost unanimously SUI
porting POincare's position. apparent
believes the entente has come TO a
end. but does not seem utterly ca
/ down by that.
1t is believed that Mr.. Baldwin ar
M. Poincare will soon meet for a pc
sOnal discussion of the whole repair
lions problem.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

I Asst week was an eventful one for
IL American aviation. First and most
important was the successful test Of
the air mails contemplated cOast-tO-
coast service. This trial tasted sew
eral days and involved day and night
flying, the pilots being guided at night
by big beacon lights. 1t is intended
that the service between New York
and San Francisco shall require not
more than thirty hours. and the tests
show that this will be entirely pos
sible.
Wednesday evening the Darling
bomber, the largest airplane ever con-
structed, was given its first test at
Wilbur Wright field, Dayton, o., and
1t surpassed ever the fondest hopes of
its designer. an Englishman. under
whose direction it was built for the
United States army. This plane. which
is propelled by six Liberty motors,
has a wing spread of 12O feet and
weighs 10000 pounds. Its fuel tanks
have a capacity of 2.120 gallons. II
carries seven machine guns and bombs
totaling 1900 pounds in weight. One
Of its most valuable features is it's slow
speed on take-offs and landings.
Earlier in the week the air service
carried out a series Of maneuvers I'm.
der simulated war conditions in which
an armada of sixteen great Martin
bOmbers few from Langley field
Hampton, Va, to Bangor. Me-, S0(
miles, in eight and a half actual fly
ing hours, going through numerous of
fensive maneuvers en- route and final
ly Saving" the Maine city from
supposed naval attack. At Mitche
field, Long Island, the bOmbers wer'
Joined by seven De Haviland swift pur
suit planes.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29
news review OF
CURRENT EVENTS
Chancellor Stresemann of Ger
many Suddenly Assumes Die
tatOriaI Powers.
WILL FORCE RICH TO PAY

Poineare's SkilIfuI Reply to Britain
Shows France to Be Unyielding-
American Government Prepares
to Cope With Threatened An
thracite Miners Strike.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

CPAIN is having a very disagreeable
war with rebellious MOroccans In
the Ceuta district. Old General Wey-
Ter, the Butcher" Of Cuban days, was
called on to command the Spanish
forces. but declined because the gov
eminent would not give him d~ictatori-
al power. Probably the government
could soOn put down the rebellion were
it moi afraid the necessary expense
would u a popular uprising.
FOREST fires have laid waste a large
L area in the beautiful French Riv-
iera familiar To tourists. and many fine
villas have been destroyed. About 75.-
VuO acres of forest land were destroyed.
and eight persons persisted.
"ELoGGING parties" which became
Il so popular in Oklahoma that the
governor put Tulsa under martial rule
have spread to three other southern
states. Texas. Georgia and Florida. and
under orders Of the governors ingesti
cations are going on with promise of
drastic action.
COMETHING like a million dollars
damage was done In the Arkansas
valley in Colorado by the breaking o
the Apishapa river dam Wednesda.
after a cloudburst. A great wall o
water swept down the valley, carry
ing houses. live stock and other prop
erty with It. Railroad and automo
bile traffic was demoralized. Befor'
the telephone wires went dOwn tn
inhabitants had beer warned.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

g ECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
" MELLON, who returned from his
extended trip in Europe, is rather Opt
mistic concerning the situation there
and believes the reparatiOns and other
serious problems will be satisfactorily
solved. He found both England and
France fairly prosperous. and does not
think Germany will stage a revolution
OF become communistic. because the
Germans are a people of great organic
ing and constructive force. While ad-
hitting the occupation Of the Ruhr
has not accomplished the results
sought. MIR. Mellon does not seem to
blame the French for their course.
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information general

la Erase la expression y el ritmo que CO.
responder la situaci6n dramatica y
al pagaje musical. Els artista de nucho
merito. que une a las cralidades natu-
rales de Ia voz, una preparation exec
lente
Fue Rhea Toniolo una Carmen
saperba
Cant6 prlmeramente Ia Habanera .
y la seguidilla. Hizo de modo insupe-
rable la escena de las cartas, cantan
do todo Ell 'morceaux' de manera ma
gtstral
En- la cscena de Ia rita en- los
ddos con el baritone el tenor, Ell q
acto final. realiz6 una labor magnifca.
Fu6 aplaudida por ol 5aditorio tuvo
que sahr q escena duraatc Ia insorpre-
taci6n y al ternnnar el als.mo acto pa
"a recibir q homemade de admiration
quo Sc le tributaba.
Di0 al .rcle'' dc la cigarrera inten
sa vida y conquist6 IN brIlantisimo
triunfo.
Eossi oliver fu6 una 'Ancaela" de
primer orden. Cant6 deliciosamente y
fu6 aplaudidisima.
Interpreto el aria con mucho acier-
to. La concurrencia hizo calurosos elo-
gios de Ia Interpretation que di6 Rossi
Oliver su papel,
Polet, en- el Don jose, alcanz6
I'm gran triunfo. Volvi5 por su fama de
gran tenor. En- Mia madre vedo an
COR en- Ia romanza de Ia FOR cam
tada divinamente-; en- Ia escena con
Escamillo y en- los duos con ell mezzo-
soprano. estuvo a la altura de su fama
de cantante y de artista
Fu6 I'm Don Jose" irreprochable.
Dio a la Interpretation toda la inten-
stdad dramatica Y cant6 con voz es-
pl6ndida Y arte exquisite. En- una pa
labra; fu6 ell tenor de sus mejores dias
dc gloria.
Fatic-1 ia 4arn0 muy bien el tEs
camillo'. Interpret6 la canci6n del to-
rero acertadamente. Frase6 como TN
maestro en- la escena del tercer acto,
y visti6 bien ell personaje
La orQuesta, dirigida por el macs
tro Sorrento, estuvo como siempre, CO.
losaL
El pubico saGo complacidisimo del
espectaculo.
La "Carmon ha sido uno de los
mas grandes acontecimientos de la TEN
porada.
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PENSAMIENT0.

Es innegable que los grandes inven-
tcres son los menos benehciados en-
sus invenciones. Por ejemplo, el in
ventor del Cinemat6grafo, 81 NAL no
recordamos, fue un ciudadano frances,
que muri6 dltimamente en- la mayor MI
seria; y sin embargo, actuahnente hay
Qmenes Sc han hecho millonarios con
SIT invensi6n, otros cue han inverti-
dc cantidades fabulosas en- su irvento.
Ter ejemplo, tlltimamente Ia casa de
Canmont, de Paris, ha "flma3o'' una
ctra muy importante titulad1 lei HI
10 del FiIbustero', Ia cual Sc cal
cula que ha sido Ia pelicula FRANCESCA
mas costosa. Su costo Sc calcula en- GER
ca de 1O,oo0,OoO de frances. Esea peli-
cEla seguramente sera exhibida muy
T1onto en- Puerto Rico. Advt
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Ia CAMARA DE COMERCIO s
DISPONE DISTRIBUTE.
Coontinuaeion as u sra d.

Continuation de Ia Sra pag.J
vor de nuestra schcitud, asegurando
al Departamento de Marina. por me-
diaci6n suya, quo todas las activida-
des del puerto en- manos de esta OF
Gina Eidrograaca, en- case Gle que nues
ira sohcitud sea concedida por Ell De
partamento de Marina, tsnara nue. e3tra
decidida ayUda cooperation.
He nombrado una ccmjsi6n de Gin
co miembros de la camara de Conner
clio. he soacitado de ellos qua coope-
ren por todoa los medios pcsibles pa
ra lograr nuestro p.op6sito. Yo cstoy
seguro que sta comiai6n e5tard dis
puesta a cooperar con usted de modo
cue nuestra soHcitud sea mas efeeti-
va en- todo case cue este sea naceaa-
rio. Esta com.si6n o.ta compuesta dc
los cabauoIos siguicntes:
sr. Miguel Such, gerento dc Ia Bull
Inaular line, san Juan; Sr. Frank Ro-
drigueg (do Scbrinos de IzQuierdo y
Coz, agentes de Ia Bed D Line y de
la inea piniollos, Izquierdo Co; sr.
Eduardo Ferrer. vice presidente de la
Porto Rico and American S. S. Co.;
sr Manuel Aendia, (de sobrinos de
Ezquiaga) agentes de la Compania Tras
atlantica Espanola; sr. William Munich
presidente de Ia Junta dc Aseguradores
de Puerto Rico.
Esperamos que con las gestiones
combinadas de usted y de la comisi6n
que ne nombrado lograremos la realiza-
ci6n de nuestro proposito y cue pronto
tendremos en- San Juan una Ofcina HI
drografica cue, y estoy SECURE de clio,
sCra de immense benefcio para todas
nuestras empresas y una valiosa adj
ci6n los graudes serwcios prestados
por Ell Departamento de Marina a este
respecto.
Atentamente.
Miguel MORALES.
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IN ENVIADO DEL PAPA VIsITARA
PUERTO RICO
Atenta1nl
Miguel MORALES.

Por un decreto de la Sagrada Congre
gac16n Consistorial, dado en- Roma ell
de abril de este aao y frmado por
el Cardenal De Lai, Obispo sabinense,
dispone el Papa Pic XII, deseoso de
tener un conocimienGo cabal del esta-
do de las Di6cesis de Cuba y de Puer-
20 Rico, en- las cuales nunca habia te-
nido lugar una vista apost6hca, que
Ndonsehor Pedro Benedectti visite estas
dos islas hermanas que informe al
Bomano Pontifce dc todo 10 pertene
ciente al bien moral de estas islas.
e. Delegado de Pic XII conoce va
iluessra Isla, pues no bace mucho la vi
sit6, pero su pr6xim2 va anunciada
vista reviste ahora an caracter mas re
levante por la alta representation que
ostentara Mons. Bene6etti
Esta noticia es consoladora para los
cat6licos cubanos = puertorriquenos y
en- la designation de Ia Santa Sede ha-
cia ellos ven IN motive de regocijo.
pues no pueden menos que advertir Que
Roma, cabeza de toda Ia cristiandad,
aabe que en- el coraz6n de America
eXiste una democracia cristiana. cuyos
intereses morales y rehgiosos q tai
grado le preocupan que les envia, poi
vez primera en- la Historia, auo como
Ministro Plenipotenciario del mas su-
blime poder espiritual que exj5ta en- el
mundo. Desde el yaticano, el mas ele-
vado observatorio de los acontecimien-
tos humanos, Sc saba que exi5ten cato
icos con vida vigorosa y el Romano
Pontifce por medic de 8us Representa-
tes las saludara y les enviara alien5os
lara continuar heles "a Ia rehgisn tra5-
"a por el Descubridor.
Monsenor Benedetti es Arzobispo de
Tiri, Delegado ApoSt6lico Ell Caba y
Puerto Rico, fundador del orgaao To-
mano Acta Sanetae e. IS, exquisite lite
ratio, eminente canonnista y te6logo,
diplomatico experto : conocedor de las
nueyas orientacionee de la humanidad
Muy pronto enbarcara para Estados
Unidos Mons. Caruana, obispo de esta
Diocesis, y Sc cree que regresara en-
compania del Ilustre Representante de
Su Santidad.
Por noticias particg7 ares So bemos cue
esta vista ser& comunicada oficialmcn.
te en- estos dias por el Obispo al Cle
70 Secular y Regular y todos los ca
tolicos de Puerto RioJ
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Pallet vUELVE POR sUS FUEROS
DE GRAN TENOR
UNA CARMEN EsPLENDIDA

Ne nos equivocamos al augurar que
la Garner" de anoche seria uno de
los mas ruidosos triunfos de la TEN
sporada. La opera del inspirado Bizet
obtuvo una esplendida victoria.
Los nombres de Rhea, Toniolo Ros-
81 oliver, Jose Pallet Eduardo Fati-
can't. en- el cartel, permitian sostener
que de la Interpretation saldria com
placidisimo el publico, asi fu6 en-
verdad
Rhea Toniolo demostr6 ser una ex-
celente cantante de extraordinario me
rito Y una magnidca actriz. Tiene gran
dies facultades y posee una excelente
educacion srtistia. su voz, amplia. ho-
mog6nea y bien tinlbrada, de mezzoso-
prano, es optima. Anoche 10 demostr6
mas que nunca.
Canto con verdadero arte, dando a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-12
ENTEADAS:

Hoyise espera en- csse puerto q tras-
atlantico americana President Hayes
de la Pacifo-Argentine- Brazil Line pro
cedente de San Francisco, en- viaje pa
"a la America del Sur.
-El vapor Erato lego Ell do
mingo ultimo procedente de Dinamar-
ca
En- viaje para Europa, uego Ell do
mingo San Juan el vapor holand6s
'Amor" procedonte de santo Domin-
go.
Ell vapor holand6s Aurora Sc
espera hacia ell dla IS del corriente pro
cedente dc Amsterdam, en- viaje para
SantO Domingo.
Ell vapor southland" de Ia Lone
Star Line, con carga de New Orleans
y puertos del golfo para Puerto Rico
1legara San Juan hacia Ell IA del CO.
rriente.
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sALrDAs DE SAN JUAN

sALIDAS De SAN JUAN
Mananp microbes saldra de este
puerto para Nueva York Ell vapol
Ponce" de la New York and Porte
Rico Line, con carga, correspondence;
y pasajeros para ell Norte.
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EsTRoPEADo POR UN AUTO

En- la calle de la Fortaleza frente al
establecimiento de Sanchez Morales
y Co. -, el autom6vil cue guiaba T. r.
West, arroll6 al individuo Feliciano Mo
ran, ocasionandcle una confusion en- el
dorso del pie derecho, de la cual fud
asistido en- la saIa de socorro.
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OSTE:OPATIA

sRbs I'd. 10 que Sc osTEO-
PATLA? OSTECPATTA es lis
ciencis de curar ajustando is
columna Vertebral y nervtos, re-
novando la circulation de Ia
a&Rgre por tratamiento manuAg
an necesIdad do usar dTogAs
slectrtctdad.
81 todas las parties Del 0rgA-
a1smo humane estan en- con@l-
ct6n perfecta la sangre circula
b1en, los nerv1os orden&dos, 50
cerebro despejsde, su cHerpe
sgil; estA I'd. saludabls Y estp
10 plfede hacer OSTEOPATTA.
JDesea I'd. conservarsa siemp-s
saiudable, joven, fuerte y fsliz7
hs sufra tods su vida, cGress q
tempo. Pruebe los tratam1en-
tos de OSTEOPATTA.
OSTEOPATLA cura aislocs-
clones, torceduras, Tos Ferina,
Catarro, Pulmonla, Influenza
todas classes de enfermedades
unics Doctor en- OSTEOpA.
TIA en Puerto Rico:--
DR.. 8. b.. HALEY.
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"A 4RaA
Sc suplca q todas aquellas tersonas,
casas corporaciones que en- la actuali-
Gao no son consumidores de fuido cleo
trico de este Municipio Y tieren atn
depositadas sus fanzas como tales, en-
este departamento, solicitor su devolu-
ci6n dentro del pIazo de tempo que
teemina el veintiocho de junio de 1928.
rUes despu6s de dicha fecha seran can
coladas Y su inporte Sc ingresaran en-
ell tesoro municipal
Manuel Ma. MEDINA,
Comisionado de Hacienda.
Guayama, mayo %, 1923 Advt.
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TRES BCTELLAs DE
AGUARDIENTE

AGUARDIENTE
En- la calle de San Justo fu6 arres-
tado Placido Abril, en- los momentos
cue transportaba tres botellas de
aguardiente.
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DE NUEVA YORK:

El dia IS sale de Nueva York para
Ponce, Mayagiiez, Arecibo, Aguadina
~ Arroyo e. vapor 'san juan de la
New York and Porto Rico Line
Sale hoy de Nueva Orleans para
este puerto el vapor Sioux con car
ga general para la isla.
-El dia Is del corriente sale de
Houston, Texas, ell vapor americana
Lake Florian" de Ia Lykes Line pa
ra Puerto Rico con carga general para
la isla.
Hoy Sc espera en- este puerto Ell va
por americana ''Lake Slavi" de Ia
Lykes Line. procedente de Beaumont,
Texas, de donde sali6 el dia del ac-
tual.
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Manuel Ma. MEDINA.
BUENA oPORTUNIDAD

Necesitamos agentcs vendedores ea
los diferentess pueblos de la Isla pa-a
vender articulcs de gran demanda. Sc
licite hoy misno. r NJ r. Box q.
Ponce, P. r. Advs
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
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