davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1924-06-19
LIFE IS THAT
Of A SINCERE AMERICAN
RECORD OF MAN MOST In PUBLIC EYE IS STEADY
PROGRESSION OF HUMBLY YET VIGOROUSLY
Meeting EALH DAYS PROBLEMS

ampton were attendants at Congre-
g%ational church. Two sons have
blessed the marriage, John, the eId-
er, graduating this year from the
Mercerburg, Pa, Academy, while
Calvin Jr., has one more year before
he finishes his course. Both OF the
youths are splendid examples of un-
spoiled American boys.
The East may claim Calvin Cool
idse as its native son, but it was the
West that made possible his nomin-
alton for Vice President at the Chi
cage Convention, when Judge Me
Camant, of Portland, placed his
name in nomination. A tremendous
burst of cheering followed Judge
McCamant's mention of the name of
Coolidge. A wave of enthusiasm
swept owe the convention. Coolidge
received 674R votes to 1869 re-
ceiyed by his nearest competitor.
There stands out today one partic-
ular striking sentence in Judge Nc
Camant's nominating speech. it reads
as follows: He IS big enough and
sound enough to be President of the
United States, should occasion re-
quire."
Mr.. Coolidge took his duties as
Vice President seriously. He did
the days work. he studied the prob
lens of the nation. The tragedy of
President Harding's death focused
upon Coolidge the attention of the
world. In the sitting room of a
fathers humble home at Plymouth,
Vermont, the sandy haired boy who
had been raised upon the farm took
the oath of office; it was administer
ed by his father. Throughout the
period mourning, the new Presi-
dent adopted a course marked by
courtesy and reverence for the mem
DRY of the late President. A few
months later. Dec. 6, 1923, Coolidge
delivered his address to Congress.
II was a message typical of the man.
A message that the humblest citizen
could understand. 1t was character
istic of Calvin Coolidge. One of the
outstanding features was his declar-
alton: ITO reduce war taxes is to
give every home a better chance.
High X reach everywhere, and
burden industry and commerce. They
make agriculture Improbable. They
are a charge on every necessary of
life" Numerous other strong points
of the message showed a keen in
sight into the needs Of the nation,
ana an earnest desire 10 Drlng about
a general betterment of conditions.
The nomination OF Calvin Cool
idge to head the Republican ticket
during this campaign is the result
of a demand by the voters that Cool
idge be kept in the White House.
This demand has been caused be-
cause the people of the nation recog-
nized his honesty. his businesslike
methods OF dealing with public af-
fairs and his sincere desire to make
and keep the United States the
greatest nation in the world.
, 1924-06-19

were soon absorbed in the ranks of
industry, as wise legislation and
sound administration relieved the
Nation and its people from the handi-
cap of Democratic policies.
Never before In our history has
the need and necessity of depend
able party majorities and of definite
party responsibility been SO clearly
demonstrated as in the very recent
past. Legislative control by shifting
and changing combinations, resulting
in majorities having no common
faith and recognizing no united re-
sponsibility, cannot, in the nature Of
things produce legislative results
beneficial or satisfactory to the peo-
pie of the country. The inevitable
effect of such legislative control is
confusion and paralysis and a legis-
latiye product satisfactory to no one.
Every serious fault of recent legis-
lation and every failure to complete
and roun cut a satisfactory legisla-
tive program could and would have
been avoided had there been depend
able Republican majorities in the
Congress. The certain and as
sured remedy for such a condition
is the election OF a Congress, Repub-
lican, by a goodly majority. both in
name and in principle.
This is the open season for weird
claim and wild assertion On the part
Of our friends, the political enemy,
, 1924-06-19

Only recently emerged from beneath
the political landslide of four years
ago they attempt to appear as CON
iident as they were just before. be-
ing engulfed in that overwhelming
catastrophe.
In the moments they can spare
from their fierce family feuds and
rivalries they make a pretence of
assuming to believe that they have
successfully laid down a smoke
screen through which their t%ranspar-
ent partisan purposes shall o be
discovered, and in the contemplation
CT which all of their sins of omis-
sion and commission, of d~iscredited
policies and discreditable admins
tration shall be overlooked, and for
gotten.
If the American people we're pre-
pared to forget-as the Democrats
themselves endeavor to do - the
wholly indefensible record of the
Democratic Party in earlier days,
they certainly could not overlook
the fact that the most recent record
of that party is one devoid of a sing
lie ~redeeming feature; of scandalous
mismanagement, of unwise and in
defensible policy when in control
and utter lack of fixed and definite
principle Or policy, save of muck
raking and obstruction, when in
minority.
AS we proceed to the nomination
of our candidates and the drafting
OF our platform we may find inspir-
alton in the fact that ours is the only
national party in America that can
and does DOint with Dride ia each
and every candidate nominated at
its conventions and to every declar-
alton made in any of its national
platforms. All human experience
justifes faith and confidence in an
organization with such a history.
The record of wise leadership, sound
policy, and faithful public service in
the past affords the best possible
guaranty of the future.
A tree is known by its fruits; not
by the snowy flowers of promise or
the occasional defect in bud or
branch. but by the normal harvest
through the running of the years
and the harvest of the Republican
party and leadership is faithfully
reflected in the matchless growth
and fadeless glory of the Republic.
CLEVELAND, o., June 1.-THE
outstanding feature of the eighteen
tn National Convention of the Re
publican party. which has Just con-
Guided its labors here, was the voic-
ing by the delegates of their faith
in Calvin Coolidge. The President
and his running mate, Chas. G.
Dawes, another striking example OF
, 1924-06-19
OFFICERS
INSTALLED BY
LIONS CLUB

Installation OF l924-25 officers
and directors. elected by popular
ballot one week before, was carried
out impressiyely by the Lions club
at its regular luncheon meeting
Thursday noon at the Ferris hotel.
Paul Leimbach. chairman of the In
stallation committee, conducted the
attendant formalities and charged
each officer with the duties and OPP
portunities OF his particular position.
A. j. Roster, retiring president.
thanked every member for the un-
firing cooperation he had during his
term of office. and declared that the
responsibilities OF and need for the
organization within this city were
never so great as ut present. This
year, just begun by the new heads
OF the organization. would mark h
greatest advance the club has yet
made. MIR. Roster predicted with
feeling. simply because the life of
the was cumulative and grew with
the years.
The city OF Rawlins has profted
greatly by reason OF support given
the Mayor and his council declared
Mayor Pcrrett. who had been asked
to tell the club In what way 1t could
~ VI nv ~ ~ -
ity. And you may be sure hat
any administration feols more firm
In It's decisions II II knows II has
the backing OF civic organizations"
MIR. weiland OF the Denver en-
cheering firm OF which he Is head.
was scheduled to be in Rswlins the
18th and 18th. according 10 the
Mayor, who invited the Lions water
committee to accompany 81 inspec-
ton party over the line and into
Sage Creek basin those two days.
II. II. Nelson. new president OF the
organization. presented his prcdc-
ceHsor with a gold badge designed
for the use OF past presidents. which
was given ia token OF the apprecia-
tlun and esteem OF his fellow mem-
beers for Mr.. Rosters services.
Tho meeting was unusually Wen
attended, and guests Wore In owl
dence on all sides OF tho big tables.
, 1924-06-19

Stacker during the periods of ma
tional strife. The World Court plan
is Endorsed, but there Is q renewed
announcement that the United
States will have no participation in
the League of Nations.
The Republican party. through
Temporary Chairman Burton, called
attention to the fac that during the
republican administration taxes have
been reduced; peace restored with
Germany; the suffrage amendment
ratified; millions of dollars have
been spent on the disabled soldiers;
the tariff has been revised so as to
produce more revenue and lesser
taxes. that there is a lack of IN
employment. that good wages OBJ
tain; that more legislation has been
enacted for the benefit of the farm
err than during any session of Con
gress for so years (even William
Jennings Bryan has publicly admit
ted this fact) that peace in Europe
has been aided by the Dawes Com
mission; that the Budget System, a
Republican measure, in the first year
of its being, resulted in the reduc-
ton of 5000, 900 900 from the esti-
mates submitted; that the Republi-
can Party does no stand for the
cancellation of war debts owed to
us by foreign countries and for which
our people paid; that a packing bill
to protect the stock raisers was
passed; hat a cooperative market
ing act was passed.
The dominant note of the entire
convention proceedings was as Mr..
Burton voiced it, 1.-The people-and
all of the people-have confidence
in Calvin Coolidge"
, 1924-06-19
R MUSIC
MAKERS JOINED
BY A PLAYER

William Lakey. a s%axiphone and
clarinet player who has been con
nected with the Danceland orchestra
of Des Moines, Iowa, has recently
Joined the Parco Gypsy orchestra.
lie has also become a member of the
Rawlins band. which has been doing
such noteworthy work during the
last few months under the direction
of Owe Peterson.
The Parco Gypsy aggregation is
now a full five piece orchestra and is
receiving many commissions for an
evening of music from local organ
izations.
, 1924-06-19
WYOMING SCORES BULLSEYE
AT CLEVELAND CONVENTION
HON. FRANK v. M0NDELL Brings GLORY TO STATE
In KEYNOTE Speech, AND DELEGATES PLAY De-
ClSIVE PART IN COOLIDGE-DAWES VICTORY

Wyoming played a large hand in the Republican National
Convention, since it was first in talking and a decisive factor
in the voting which finally placed Brigadier General Charles
q. Dawes as running mate for President Calvin Coolidge.
The keynote speech of Hon. F.. w. Monden, permanent
chairman, was one of the outstanding events of the mammoth
gathering. And it put eloquence in the words of an eminent
stateman who said of Mondell: "By right of emf
nent equipment and as we well by presidential preference,
Frank Mondell will have the honor to preside over the perm,
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NUEvo coNsuIroRIo DENTAL

IA trasladado su oficina a la Gale
de san Justo. No. 10, altos de Meso-
rama, nuestro amigo, DR.. Santiago Ro-
driguez dentista, Quien ACADIA de re-
cibir un soberbio equipo e~lectroquirfr-
gico con todos los adelantos modernos
y donde tiene Ell honor de ponerse a
las 6rdenes de nuestro pdblico y de
todas sus amistades y conocidos. Mu-
cha clientele deseamos a nuestro ami
GO en- SUI nuevo local.
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apasionara la. Politica. Han transcu.
rrido veintiseis afos, en- cuyo t6rmino
Ia familia portorriQueia, esta en- este
I'll lucha partidarista. Ahora, SO aspi.
ra a concinar la familia portorrique-
ma. Esperamos, que SO discutan, sere-
namente, todas estas cuestiones. Quie-
"a dos que Sc analicen todas estas
ideas con. toda la ca1ma y con minu-
ciostdad Ia proposition Tous-Barcel6
y negative, Martinez NadaI. Coloca-
dos en- este plano de idealiemo: presen-
tados y ~discutidos, entertainments y sin
rodeos las ideas, de uno y otro bando,
para Iegar al eonvencimiento verda-
dero, de 10 que mas convene al parti-
do. 81 Ell pacto Repdhlico s~ocialista,
o d pacto Repdblco1U nionsta, (den-
tro de Ia creaci6n de un nuevo parti-
do,) sIEMPRE Y CUANDo QUE Los
PRNcIPros E IDEALEs NO EsTEN
EN- PUGNA.
Echemos a un lado, Ell vocahlo fuer-
te y duro, las pasiones que tanto da6o
hacen al pals en- los momentos actua-
les. Abramos nuestros brazos Y demos
lie La BIENvENIDA, a una 'coalici6n
de fuerzas portorriQuehas, 81 esta ha
de servir para unir .eternamente la ia
milia portorr;queha, en- una era de paz
y de concordia. Huyamos, de La polfti-
ca de trastienda; sin jactancias, tenn
plemos nuestro Amino para que al cho-
car con La passion pueda m-antenerse en-
Ell estado de ecuanimidad, imprescindi-
BILE para gozar La satisfaction del de-
Der cumplido; donde La fraternidad Y
Ia igualdad, y la justicia, no podran
separarse nunca de las relatives Y va
lores con~vencionales.
No ~hemos podido substraernos a La
tentaci6n de exponer, estas apreciacio-
mes del momento actual, que han traf-
DO, tanto, a n como otro Partido, su
crisis politica. Los hip6critas, v los
cobardes u sigan si~lenciando su hi
pocresla y su miedo bilioso, en- estos
momentos, en- que "Puerto Rico nece-
ia espfritus serenos y corazones sin do
biez AmabIe lector, tai es en- sinte-
sis, nuestra opinion, de Las circuns-
tancias pohticas por que atraviesa ell
pals. Despu6s de las Asambleas poll
ticas, nos leeras en- sucesivos articulos.
Ramon q. GoYcO.
Ponce. P r
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lNUNCIO De SUBASTA
aoBIERNo DE PUERTO EIco
DEPARTMENT. DEL 1NrERIoK
oTIc1NA DEL coM1sfoNADo
. 1924.

A0T1I z, 1SZ4.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
r la adjudication en- pnblica snbasta
de las obras de construction de I'm edi-
fcio de hormigon para Escueia de Dos
Salones de la Isla de Culehras, p. r.
cuyo p~resupuesto aprobado asciende a
la suma de CINCo MIL DoLAREs
($5,000. COY Sc admitiran en- osta ofci-
ma hasta las 200 p. N. del dfa 81 de
abril, 1924, en- que Sc abriran puhlica-
mente.
Todcs los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- La Ofcina del ArQuitecto donde 50
encuentran de manifesto los documea-
tos que han de regir IN Ell contrato, y
podran los hcitadores recoger los pla.
nos y modelos de proposiciones que hSa
de presentar, mediante un deposito lie
DEE DoLAREs (s1o.oo) que seran
reembolsados al ser devueltos dichos &C
cumentos en- Ell plazo de veinte (2Ul
dias despues de efectuada La subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell dere-
cho de rechasar cualquier 0 todas las
prcposiciones, Y Ell de adjudicar 81 con
trato bajo otras considerations que
las de precio soiamcnte.
Guillermo ESTEvES,
C~omisionado. Advt.
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DE- fNTEREs A Los TABAoALEEos

~ - f
Los editores de la i~mportsnte revls-
Ia tabacalera Tobacco Leaf, de Nue.
vNs@York, que cuenta con SO amos de
via Y tiens la mayor circulation de
todas las revistas !e tabaco de los Is
tados Unidos entire Ell mejor elemento
Rapacalero de la Nacion, despues de
sTarias entrevistas con ell Sr. j. F. vaz-
qGez, Jefe de la Agencia de Garantla
4el Gobierno de Puerto Rico, de 136
| Water St., Nueva York, y reconociendo
"a importancia que ha adquirido la in
austria por~torriqueha en- los ultmos
ahos, han convenido en- publican n
serie de articulos sobre nuestro taba-
co Y la Isla, que debera leer toda per-
| soma interesada en- esta materia.
FL primero de los articulos aparece-
ra en- la cdicton dc MARIO 20, y CONT
nuaran commandments toCos los sabados
durantc I'm mes o mas.
Tanto Ia revista como la Agencia de
Carantia ~distribuiran copias de estas a
fin de que Sc conozcan los articulos por
Ell mayor numero de i~nteresadps. Las
personals que no Ia reciban y esten in
, tsrcsados pneden dirigirse a la oticlna
del Gobierno.
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HagaqiOs puntO final

Mientras Sc celebrah las Asambleas
de Los distintos Partidoss Politicos, sus
mas s~obresalientes u esclarscidos d.
rigentes, guiadoss d. IA Senttmiento no.
BILE y p~atri6tico, entFe los ~patri6ticos,
formnlan ~acusaciones por Ell amor a
su Partido, pero eSA veg ell apasiona-
miento, puede maseue la redexd6n del
razonamiento, justo y desapasionado.
En- sus a~rticulds escritos los pole
mistas, en- 81 maRpria son Republica-
nos. sus palabras y pensamientos son
severos, sus adjgttvos ~violentos, y sus
afrmaciones in~iRlosas. de a otro
bando. No expresan ideas, sine insul-
tos, no discurtsn; fulminan; no ofre-
cen argumentqs limpios, c,aros 9 in
concusos, sino discordias y desalientos
en- Las flas Kspublicanas, donde va
cubrs La espgmh de la ola borrascosa
Ia roca, donde descansan los cimientos
del Partido 3tpublicano. En- este es-
tado, los a1k<eulos que a diario nos
ofrece La pxensa resultan esteriles v
contraproduEentes. Nosotros neutrales,
libres de toda odiosa traba, con amino
serene, cae1nos en- ell mas fuerte PEST
mismo; y vDmos mas de cerca, la lucha
de pasioneS Aue nubla a cada dia mas
v mas ell afnbiente polit:co, no puede
tener una kUsperanza; La e~speranza de
una sanction Intellectual y moral, que
despu6s de resolver ell errrnarafado pro-
blema detEBs PACToS, haga prevale-
cer ell AMOR sobre ell oDIo y Ia ra-
z6n sobre Ia ceguera. Los principles
v los ideMRas estan por encima de TODD
juicio, de.conveniencia personal. Ter
mine, pues, TODD insulto. Parece por
los termilns violentos, que usan los que
estan en- discrepancies de opinion, que
no han analizado nj entendido los me-
ritos de Eada una de las proposiciones;
y es porello que toda la valencia de
los adjet1Eos, son consequences de esa
cstcunstnkcia. Desmentir o aprobar,
las propositions lanzadas a los vientos
de la p~nblicidad, es inoportuno. ESQ
corresponds a las Asambleas de los dis
tintos partidos, Y es ALI, IN aquel re-
cinto, doude Sc palparan las realida-
dSs, conyU Niente de cada proyecto; la
Asamblea .dir& su Ultima palabra. Ce-
sen, pues. los inSultos, afirmando o des-
mintiendo Rlechos que no estan perfec-
tan1ents aslarados; hablando On nom
bre del IDEAL v del Partido. ESQ es
c'arAmentdun error.
Los PRREcIPIos E mEALEs DE
LOS PARTDoS ExISTENTEs EN-
PUERTO hEco Isl EFEcTIvAMEN-
TIE EETOs tEsTANaM SPIRADos EN-
Los PRoF6sITos QUE Los ANT
MAN is0BnEwvIRAN A ToDos
Los PACTos CUE NO EsTEN EN-
NTIMA Y IEGITIMA AFNIDAD
PERo Els EECESARIo QUE Ell PEN.
sAMrENTo PURo NO DEscIENDA
DE sU PErESTAL Y Sc UNA A LA
coLERA IA LA ENvIDIA.
La VERDAD, dfgase, 10 que Sc quie-
ra, es Ulyl3 en- todas parties. Es faro
de todos Jos pueblos. La verdad res
plandecera en- TODD cerebro analitico.
Ella, noskd lara cohesion a todos nuestros
tactos va que dar& al SoCIALISMo
CIENTTEICo, habil y saludable fun
donamihhto. Llevara luz a las pr6xi-
Asambieas, para que sigan La De-
mocracia Suprema.
A. es Como nosotros, anhelamos
yer, - directories de los distintos Par
tidos existentes; un!dos por una sin
cera verdadera fraternidad. Asf nos
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BESIDE ARECIBo

F1ESTAS PATRONALES DE SAN
FELIPE Arecibo Sc propone ceIe-
brar este aho n esplendida Fiesta
para honrar = su Patrono San Felipe a
cuyc efecto comenzaran Ell dia % del
proximo mes de abril hasta Ell dia z
de mayo en- que Sc cierran con los
Juegos Florales, acto que ha de restil-
tar %esplendido pues Sc espera la concu-
rrencia de los poetas de la Isla habien-
dose va publicado Las bases del Ger
tamen y los temas.
otro de los numeros mas importan-
tess es la Exposition de industrial y
Agriculture que tambien IA de ser muy
~concurrida pues han ofrecido su concur
so las Estaciones de San Juan y Ma
yagiiez ademas los profesores de Agri-
cuttura do la localidad.
Sc han pedido Gitios para nunerosas
pleas de La Isla y distintas dtversiones
y atractivos.
La Banda de Ia Correctional vendra
tres dias durante la fiesta a araenizar
los distfntos espectaculos.
Existo In para designar Ia
Reina de la simpatia y fguran va las
tan simpaticas Srtas. Rita Abreu, Te-
resa Agostini, Hilda Loveday y Bian-
ca Mera-
-.ZE2ZE1 49, ~ @-t--E aEE
Sc daran varios bales en- Ell teatro
Oliver siendo el primero Ell IS de abril
y 10 dap los j6venes do la Alta Els
cuela. FL domingo siguiente por la tar
de I'm bale de trajes de nihos con pre-
mics para los que ostenten trajes mas
caprichosos. Bale de coronation de Ia
Reina de Ia Simpatia. otro bale ba-
10 los auspicios del Casino de Arecibo
y ell bale de mascaras ell dfa 10. de
mayo.
Sc quemaran vistosos fuegos artitt-
ciales y en- Ell Arecibo Park habra desa
fios de Foot Ball y basket bali y otras
diversones.
81 Ell tempo 10 permite dara atgunos
yuelos Ell ~hidroplano MORO Castle.
LA MARAvIEHITA= FL proximo
viernes debuta enaesfe teatrogla graclo
sa coupletista la MaraviIlita que hace
maravilas en- SUI arte. Dara function
yiernes, sabado y domingo.
vAPoREs.- Aver estaban EN- puerto
los vaporss americanos SIOUX, "Mon
toso's v Ell san juan con carga y
ell primero cargando azucar
Ell FERRocARRn- Durante los
dfas de las Fiestas Ell Ferrocarril nara
una rebaIa n los pasajes.
sR. ADRLANo GONZALES De
regreso de su viaje a los Estados Unit
dos SO ~encuentra en- esta ciudad 81 81.
Adriano Gonzalez contratista de las
obras del Riego de Isabella.
CoNcURso AGRICoLo EsCoLAR.-
Aver v hoy Sc lleva a cabo en- los sa-
ZONES del Municipio la exhibition Agr1-
cola de las Escuelas rurales la que ha
resultado ~esplendida con abundancia
de productos.
CORRESPONsAL.
L u ARn~aA on
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: H o TELES- !


Edificio construfdo expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con banjo. Tel6-
fono, Timbres, Barberfa y cuanto re-
quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan.
Desde $1.OO a ESQ. Desde $3.50 a $50
Restaurant a la Carta~ Cubierto $1.00
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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cionan normaImente puede con-
servarse ell cuerpo Iibre de los
tosigos morales que, de otro
modo, invaden ell organismo en-
tero.
la Levadura de FIeischmann
no es purgante en- ning1n senti-
do, y no produce acci6n vioIenta
nj r~epentina. Is menester tomar-
la con reguIaridad para obtener
r~esultados.
Tomense dos o tres pastillas
al lia-solas o disueItas en- aqua.
ieche o zurno de frutas-con pre-
ferencia media bora antes de las
comidas o al acostarse. ST Sc to-
ma sola, b6base un vase de aqua
despues. Conpre I'd. varias pas
tillas a la vez, pues SO conser-
van bien en- cuaiquier sitio fres-
co y seco.
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ARECIBO, Plaza Principal Hotel,Cs
fe. Colmado y Restaurant. Ell metor
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
anexo al Hotel.
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No es medicina--sino I'M
aiimento sano y correctiuo

Una saIud vigorosa y durade-
ra-la que hace envidiar a SUI
dichoso posesor-
Millares de hombres Y mule
res que creian haberIa perdiIo
para siempre gozan de ella. Y
la deben, no a las medicinas nj
a las drogas, sine a I'm senciIlo
v sano aIin1ento que conserva ell
cuerpo libre de los t6sigos del
estrehimiento.
cada pastilIa de Levadura de
Fleischmann consiste de milo
mes de microsc6picas plantas
xiyas que tienden a aumentar ell
solumen le nuestra concentrate
dieta moderna y suavemente es-
tlmulan los ~intestinos a obrar
por 81 solos.
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