davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
RICHARD BIDS
FOR CHILEAN

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Tex Rick
ard Tuesday cabled Quintin Romero
Rojas. Chilean heavyweight cham.
pion, an offer Of $1,000 TO meet
Jack Dempsey II he survives three
bouts leading up TO the champion.
ship contest Rojas recently accepted
an offer made by Richard TO match
him for three contests, leading I'D 70
n championship bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
NiisHIE PITCH
SHOT IMPORTANT

Whether you arc 10 get n good
score or a bad ono depends on how
close you succeed IN placing your
maNhlc pitch 20 the pin. And there
Is only one way you can develop a
real skiil In this connection. and that
u By practice. / am assuming that
you know tho mechanics OF tho
shot.
MY observations have been that
women spend many hours pracsic.
ing wooden shots and long irons.
but neglect tho haifsho,s up 10 the
green. Reverse this procedure en-.
tlrsly. and you win find the road 10
tho championship less rocky"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Diamond Call
Set March l

Washington battery candidates
nre scheduled 10 report 70 Coach
Tubby Graccs for their first work
out on March ]. Graves expects
all his varsity candidates 10 start
warming up this week. Coach
Terrence will not make an official
call for freshmen until the start
OF the spring quarter on March 20.
His men. however. viii be work
Ing out during the interim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Reed Has Lots
of Class

Robin Reed. the o. a. c. wrestler.
IL undoubtedly the best mat man
ever turned out by the Northwest
colleges. Altho normally weller
weight Reed took on Paul Davis,
washington's lightheavyweight star.
and won two decisions from him in
-the recent meet at Corvallis, Ore.
Reed must really have something
10 beat Davis as he was giving
away 30 pounds or so in weight and
Davis is no chump wrestler, but has
had lot Of experience in the mat
game and It takes a good wrestler
70 beat him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO " LASSEN
NITITH Farm er Loo g e
wv knocked out, as expect

NINTH + arm er l. % q g c
wv knocked out, rs expect
cd. Ermino Spalla is next on
the calling list of Luis Angel
Firpo.
= Spalla, an Italian heavy
weight, who claims the cham
.bionship of Europe. will bat
tile the Wild Bull in Buenos
Aires in two weeks or so
:. Little or nothing is known
eof Spalla's ability, except
that he's a big, tough fellow
who can take plenty of pun
ishment. And with Firpo on
the throwing end he'll take
plenty.
= Tho Lodge battle has some inter.
essting angles. one Is that Firpo Is
reported to have weighed els
pounds, less than he scaled for Jack
Dempsey. But. Of course, the Fair
blanks instrument may have had its
arrangements.
Then. too. the story OF the fight
showed that Firpo has developed
his left hand, In his great fight
with Dempsey tho lack OF left
hand wallop cost Firpo tho cham.
plonship. II he has developed his
soushpaw mitt he win be even
dangerous TO Dempsey.
There Il a great deal OF color TO
&firpo's fighting Hts tremendous
strength. his very appearance and
1.-THE possibilities OF his right hand
landing for X. o. mako him a
great drawing card. a few victor
les, even over such pugilisttc
tramps as Lodge. who wasn't even
good enough TO act as sparrinE
4partner for Dempsey. win assure
another mlIlion-dollar cato II no
flights either Dempsey or Harry
wills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
GIANTS START
TRAINING WORK

SARATOGA. Fla. Feb. 2e.-LlEht
training siunts arc on tho program
laid out by Hushio Jennings for the
Giant regulars and rockies training
here.
Manager McGnw is not due un.
I'll Friday.
Jack Bentley. slugging pitcher. Is
down 20 weight and says he will
have a big season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Greb May Come
TO Northwest

Harry Greb. the Pittsbufg wind.
mill. and incidentally the worlds
champion middleweight. Is planning
on swing around the Northwest
before returning to the East. He
! IS now in California.
: But just who would be picked TO
show with him up this way Is the
big question The local promoters
; figure on using him II his terms
can be met and with the Arena
available next month for few
. fights it would be paying propo
sitlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
BANTAMS TO
DO BATTLE

Buddy Bercot and George rshii.
crack bantamwcights. are down 10
training for their amateur fight.
which will headline Austin 6 Salts
show Friday night. It's the scrap
that the amateur fans have been
requesting all season and packed
house is expected to sit in on tho
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
WHEAT STILL
HOLDING OUT

CLEARWATER. Fla. Feb. 20
Practically all tho regulars with tho
exception OF Zach Wheat arc here
az tho Brooklyn training camp or
are on their way here. Wheat Is a
holdoui. Tommy Griffith. veteran
outfieldcr. was tho first 10 lit one
over tho fonce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
is
AGAIN WINNER

Tho crack snoqualmio high school
basketball team won It's 18th con.
Hecuiiye game Friday evening BY
swampinE Monroe high school. 81 10
:, IN n one'aidcd game. snoqualmis
led. 30 10 }. AZ tho end OF tho frat
half.
snoquaimic meets the champions
OF tho lover end OF tho valley for
tho :. v. l. A. championship and
the hight 60 enter tho University
tournament Thursday evening at
Redmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
LINKS WORK
FOR TIGERS

AUGUSTA, Ga. Feb. 26.-Goif
has been ordered on the side track
for the Detroit squad in training
here. Manager Ty Cobb ordered
coTiscated several bags OF clubs
that appeared in tho clubhouse and
said that the boys were here 10
get ready for basohall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
CRANDALL TO
COACH ANGELS

Doc Otis crandail. who for io-odd
years has been pitching. here and
there. II going 10 quit active mound
duty and degenerate into n coach,
according TO announcement from Los
Angeles. II Is not stated whether or
not he will coach them in the bun
pen or take them on his knee In tho
nursery and tell them the way they
should so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
CARPENTER TO
RENTER RING

PARIS. Feb. 2e.-Georges Carpen.
tier. former European heavyweight
champion. has been matched TO meet
Arthur Townley. British heavy.
weight. in n 15.round match in VI.
emma on April 81. It was announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Chatter of
Local Links
BY ALEX c. ROSE

ILTmLE Frank Ryan did not come
w right oue and say that every
hing was ready for tho pulling Of
.be trigger that would bag tho
Coli and Country club
sufficient ground on tho south sids
n the Black river 70 build nine
holes-whloh would complete tho
~ holos-thoso who attended tho
meeting OF tho board OF directors,
held In the Arctic club rooms last
night, felt pretty certain that
Prexy Ryan IL now out in tho open
where no can shoot down what 10
has been aiming al for n long timo
Ia second nine for Darlington"
Prospects for the enlarging Of the
links nre very rosy and 20 also
are tho prospects for the 1924 sea
son at this popular nine-holsr that
skirts The hunks Of the Black river.
rho improvements started on sew.
eraI Of tho holes last year win be
completed within n few weeks andN
alterations that viii brighten up
the mems iockerroom will be made
nj once. The work Of painting tie
clubhouse and rernodellng the
ladies' loekerroom viii begin In tho
near future.
Don't think for moment that
the boys who get their playing AZ
Darlington DO not appreciate the
wonderful work that President
Ryan hns done for the club!
Today this genial and generous
Iriahman IL wearing a diamond.
studded shrine pin. presented to
him At last nights meeting BY Club
Captain Frank Atkins. az token
% esteem from tho Earllng;onlans.
Attic the season. hereabouts u
officially opened now. down az the
Black river links there Is always a
day set aside for what r. known az
the grand opening. April 9Th In
going TO be IL" this year. and
Captain Atkins and tho various
other officials in charge Of tho
dolngs at tho South End play.
ground are getting the program
lined UP 10 have a bumper time
for all on that date.
That tho list OF team matches
would be limited TO three during the
1924 season, was the announcement
made by Captain Atkins. and mem
beers would be kept busy engaging in
competitions Amongst themselves
Too many team matches last year
did not make much OF hit with the
ajoriiy OF the club members. hencs
the change.
The Grays Harbor Country club
win be the first team 10 visit Earl
ington. April 20 is the date for this
meeting. Yakima is scheduled 10
tee-off here on May 30. One other
team. possibly Everett. win complete
the list.
The following list OF appointments
were approved by the board: Mems
captain. Frank Atkins: vice captain.
Rodger Morgan; women's captain.
Mrs. Don c. Moore; Junior captain.
Stanley Wilson. Committee chairmen:
Greens. @. Bernie" Smith; handi-
cap. w. ''Bin" Kearns: house. DR..
T.. Roger Durham. entertainment.
Rodger Morgan; publicity. c. s.
"cappy" Kelllson; finance. r. r..
Dick" Dilworth: membership. C. r..
Miller.
Nelson Parker was reelected sec.
Rotary. n position he has held for
many, many years.
In word. Darlington Is set"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
PREP CAGERS
ARE PLAYING

The high school basketball teams
were in action again today with the
following schedule:
Ballard Mt Broadway.
Garfield at Roosevelt.
Lincoln at West Seattle.
Franklin NJ Queen Anne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

AleNn Surfing
1890. During tho war years me
women did not play
Beatrice Hoyt 81 tie only o'her
woman in the game who ever won
the American title three times. Al
cxn went Miss Hoyt several kilornr'
tera better. by finishing IN tho finals
In two later tournaments. Marion
Hollis beat her Ia 1891. and Edith
Cummings last summer. Thus. IN
six tournaments. tho Atlanta girl has
been finalist five times. That -
quite record. We know OF no
mere male, even. who has a better
one in his own field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

inino star or her
generation. she
IN slill ono OF
The greatest
II viii be
years before her
record ia tho
national cham.
pionship IL beat.
On. From 1915
TO 1890. lnelu'
nive. she was not
defeated In a sin
Gle match. Three
times hho won
tho big title
handwriting. IN
1915. 1919 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

MANAGER Dave Bancroft OF the Boston
braves Is humping into trouble weeks be-
Tore tho opening OF the season. In the
death OF Toney Boeckei re loses one OF
the most valuable PLAYERS on tho team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
DEMPSEY WILL.
GO ON TABLE

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Jack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight cham.
plon. viii go on tho table today for
a minor operation. lie expects to
leave for California after a rest OF
two or three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
HISTORY IL
WELL KNOWN

AiexaH Eolfins history - pretty
well known. She started an child,
under the expert tuteiaEe OF stew.
art Maiden. in the Georgia meiropo.
iis. and. llko Topsy. 3ust naturally
grew up into a champion.
once arrived. she dominated her
field 70 completely as 10 reduce The
element OF struggle almost 10 moth
lnK. This condition retarded her de-
veiopment in tho sense that brisk
competition wasn't there 70 force
her 10 travel a; top speed all the
way. Otherwise. aho would hays
been an even greater golfer. At
any rate. she would have developed
moro aggressive fighting 'front.', A
gcntlcncsn OF approach happens 10
bo onr OF her handicaps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
RECADOS LEAD
PIN TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Feb. ss.-Thc Goldam.
mer Rccado bowling squad held first
place in the American Bowling con.
gross tournament today. shooting
2.Iso points TO dispiace the Gar.
rison Cigars. who were In second
place. with 2.T3a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Sport Salad
THAT'S KrnKwoop FOR Yor

Joe Klrkwood won the Texas open cole
with the fine score OF .T9.
seven stroke. ahead OF his near
est competitor. The Australian. IN one OF
his inspired moods. had two ass. when
this fellow Is good. he's fnvincibie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Seattle Ice
Men Beaten
BY MdrOOns

.ITANcoUYER, u. c. Feb. "a
V The Vancouver Maroons last
night defeated the Seattle Meiropol-
itans. 8 10 0. in the final scheduled
game OF the p. c. II. a. race here.
Both teams win play hero Monday
In the first game OF tho play-oif for
tho title. Tho hecond game win be
played here Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
,ODowD WINS

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. Feb. 2s.-
Mickey o'Dowd. OF Muncie. Ind.
knocked out Jack Kane. Chicago. in
tho seventh round OF scheduled 10.
round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
"nLINp JACK aurrs

Jack Wolfe. the bespee;aeled nantarn-
weight OF Cleveland. has decided 20 Civ.
the boxing game tho festive go-by, and
viii devote his future waking hours 70 tho
honorable and less bruising task OF SELL
ing life Insurance. Il got only 1900 for
heating Young Montreal the other night.
IL that q business for a Hebrew eoy."
Wolfe demands 70 know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
EvANs CnMING nAcx

Chick Evans. noted Chicago golfer. VII,
suffered serious financial sethackS last
year, Is said TO be coming bavk splendid
~. Evans IL doing doubie-tIrne work as
broker and writer. His golf articles are
nationally distributed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
mas MANrsCm A MEAKNEsx-

While Detroit expects big things from
outflelder Manuseh this year. American
league pitchers seem TO think his batting
can be slowed down considerably II he
IL properly pitched TO. The eoncensus OF
the pitchers Is that he doesn't like cast
ball on the inside. letter high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
STRIBLING is
GIVEN BEATING

BUFF ALO. y. Y, Feb. "a
Jimmy slattery. Buffalo light heavy.
weight, won the decision over Young
stribling. OF Macon. Ca. in xix
rounds here last night. slattery
made a great finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
JIMMY SACCO
KAYO WINNER

; PHTLADELPHIA. Feb. IS. =
Jimmy Eacco, Coast lightweight,
won by a knockout over Babe Pi
cato OF Newcastle. Pa. in the sew.
-eHth round here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
GoDD AfIeARoUND
GOLF PLAYER

Aiexa Il fine ailaround player.
az Eificd with tho woods an the
irons However. shc probably plays
tho mashio "A wee bl; better than
any OF her contemporaries.
'-rhr mashic u the weapon with
which the woman player stands or
falls" says Alexa- "It's her great.
est stroke saver. or her wora, stroke
waatcr. Women can't get tho din.
TANGO that men do. Consequently.
they seldom set homo IN two shoia.
Most always thcy have mashie
shot left for the green after pla sing
a brnrsi~ or long iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
AGGIEs WIN

CORVALLIS. Ore. Feb. 2s.-The
Oregon Aggies last night defeated
washington State College. IS to 20.
in a fast game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
ALeEa Is
Queen of
FairWays
Miss Sterling Has Made
Wonderful Record in
Champ Competitions
BY JOE WILLIAMS

Until ulenna Collott and Edith
" Cummings came along. Alexa
was tho queenly ruler OF
American golf the outstanding fem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
T'HAT soOrecard box a. the Beacon

THAT scorecard box az the Beacon
l. Hill clubhouse must have been
as hard 20 get at as King Tut's
tomb. After several frultiess effor1sl
10 pry open the aforesaid box 20 as
certain the results OF the Washing
ton birthday DOGGY competition. Dr..
r A. Dawes. captain OF the Jeffer-
son Park Golf club. finally succeeded.
last night. and here's who he found
had copied the prizes when he Tailed
UP the Sc cards therein: Detmer An
derson. seven up: A. T. b. Shiels. six
up. and III Folrick. five up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

Tho claim is made that F1rpo n
eating too many steaks. /. II Il
isn't purses it's stakes with that
baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

Substitution. oregon. Rocksy for
Chapman. Washington. ouHdiaeh for
FFaYne.
Score at hslt-washinE,on II. Oregon
10.
Referee Bobby Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

Tirtt period > 4. Nancouver. Mkckay
from Duncan. 1879; :. Vancouver. Matte
from Cook. s.ii.
Second pefiod--s. Vancouver. Mncitny
from boucher. 1885. q. Vancouver.
coich. t.tf.
THIRD period - 9. Vancouver. Msckay
from igourhsr 1s07.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
PENALTIES


FIRST psriod--Sone.
Second perind--Riiey. minutes.
minutes each. walker R,issed penalty
shot FOR Seattle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
oTRo ARTIcULo DE LA PRENsA
DE EE. UU.

'San Juan, Puerto Rico .-Esta
Isla iria al Socialismo 81 lie dieran Ell
derecho de gobernarse por 81 propia.
Esta es la razon, por que Puerto Rico,
despues de veint:seis amos de su con-
quista por las tropas Americanas, es
ahn gobernada, como una provincial
conquistada, por un jefe del Negocia
do del Departamento de la Guerra en-
Washington.
Ell Secretario de la Guerra John W.
Weeks, quien es uno de los consejeros
en- Ia presente administration nacional,
uno de los ''mejores pensadores de
Harding, fu6 bastante incauto para
admitir la gran fuerza del Partido So
cialista, para declarar abiertamente
que esa fuerza es la razon al negarse
Ia concession del status de La indepen'
dencia, de la Estadidad ann del te-
! rritorial
Los sociaustas, organizados en- Ell
Part.do Socialists, Y la Federation Ii.
bre de los Trabajadores de Puerto Rico
/ afiiada a Ia A. F. of L., trabajan
J juntas Santiago Iglesias, Senador
Socialista, es Ell presidente de ambos
organismos Los dos viejos partidos, el
Republican, y Ell Unionista, Sc estan
uniendo con ell fin de presentar un fren
te undo contra ell Socia1ista.
| Sc ha admitido que los socialistas
estan avanzando ligero, y pronto SUI
plantaran al Partido Republican, CO.
mo segundo Partido. Y Sc teme que
pronto sean ellos ell primer Partido
Esta es la raz6n por Ia cual Ell status
Estadidad Y aim ell de I'M territorio
decente es rehusado pesar de Las mu
chas promesas.
FL Secretario Weeks public6 un sta
tement en- Washington ell otro dia, en-
Ell cual exponia los reporteros que Sc
"opuso que Sc le concediera a la Isla
iel derecho a elegir su gobernador, de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Continuation de la pas. -

mucho; pero aln son esclavos.
FL Socialism, es ambas cosas, pan
y libertad; pan para Ell cuerpo pan
para la emoci6n interior del propio
hombre que clama por la hbertad. Mis-
camaradas de Puerto Rico parecen oil
vidar este. Tengamos alimento y YES
lido abrigos para aquellos que dan
sus 'energias en- defensa de la humani-
dad. pero concedamos'e tambien la
libertad Lo primero sin 10 segundo no
ex:ste; pero concedido 81 asi pudiera,
ell pan sabria amargo, Ell vestido seria
haraposo, ell abrigo miserable.
81 ambos pueden ser tenidos bajo
ell Socialismo Puertorriquefo, yo estoy
con mis- camaradas; 81 no, yo trata-
re cue mis- camaradas esten conmigo.
Antonio Julio COLORADO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
La prensa americana cOnsigna...

b:do al poderoso iesarrollo del Prtido
socialista Y a la probabilidad de nn
Gobsrnador Socialists. Ell secretario
Weeks anadio ''que es mas que pro-
babIe que los sociahstas tendran La
mayoria en- la Isla.
Ell statement ha creado la mayor ex-
citaci6n en- la Isla.
Iglesias ha pedido al Congreso que
pase una ley limitando el derecho de
los propietarios ausentes que explotan
las plantaciones de Puerto Rico esta-
bleciendo una fuerte contribution pro-
gresiva sobre todas las propiedades ma
yores de 500 acres, y disponiendo la
confiscaci6n de tierras de personals v
corporaciones que violen la ley.
Ell ataque sobre los propietarios au-
sentcs ha sido tan fuerte que jose
Tous Soto, Presidente del Partido Re-
Yublicano Sc ha dado las manos con Bar
cello. del Partido Unionista, en- ell vano
empeno de hacer desaparecer ell Socia-
lisno de la Isla.
Como es sabido, esta es la primera
vez que ell Gobierno Federal, por me-
tio de su alto gabinete de ofciales,
Ia expresado el tenor por Ell 6xito de
un partido politico particular, como
raz6n para no conceder elemental JUS
ticia todo un pueblo.
Ell Senador Iglesias es elegido por
todo ell pueblo de Ia Isla, y es uno de
los hembres mas populares en- la vida
onblca. Ell es un veterano Socialista,
y fue delegado la Convention Unida
] lie 1901 que organize Ell Partido Socia-
ista de los Estados Unidos. FL ha
aecho mucho para hejorar las condi-
clones de los trabajadores agricolas /"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
in ATENTADO CONTRA LA VIDA
DEL CANCILLER AUsTRIAco
SEIPELS

VIENNA, blnio 2. Omitted Press) -
Continua aun en estado sumamente gra
We ell Canciller Seipes, quien ultima
mente fu6 victima de un brutal aten-
tado por parte de I'm obrero. FL aten-
tado tuvo lugar en- la estaci6n del fe-
rrocarriL Un trabajador, qrien profesa
IDEAS socialistas. lamado Karl Jawo-
rex, de veintinueve amos de edad, fue
81 agresor. Inmediatamente despaes de
haber cometido ell delito trat6 de qu1-
tarse la vida, cosa que fue evitada
por las autoridaaes, quienes procedlc-
ron Embellishments su arresro. Sci
pels Jaworek iban en- Ell mismo tren
" cuando natiie esperaba tai suceso dc
sangre ell asesino hizo uso de su re-
v6lver haciendole tres disparos. Dos de
ellos no hfcieron blanco, pero ell ultimo
fue a alojarse en- los pulmones del Can
ciller, quien cayo desplomado al srielo.
Una gran muchedumbre que larnentaba
ell suceso rode6 ell hospital, donde Sc le
hacian las primeras curaciones al he
rido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Los des6rdenes del h;gado son
curados Yauidamente. 4

Ell Remedio de Leonardo ayudarael hi-
gado a expulsar de 81 msnio todas las
materias senenosas que Sc hayay acumu-
lado. r,gorizara fortaIecera = hIgado y
eslomago obligando a esto5L organos
funeionar con regnlaridad. n Remedio de
Leonardo es el meJor medEamento que Sc
ha conocido para ei higaa5 Su aecion es
pronta eficaz. Tn rehedio SECURE. ino-
fenslvo que no caus9dolor No contiere
calomel nj otras y6stancias peligrosas.
Los slntonas de qv ell hlgado esta enfer-.
mo que exigelN uso del Remedio de
Leonardo, son 7Iksiref,miento aliento ff-
lido. estonagosa2rio. bihosidad. indiges-
ton, dolores 4e eabeza. resiriados, i!ebres
v palpnacioy+s Conserve su hgado fuer.
y sano. s6ce sus comidas buena diges-
ton EERemedio de Leonardo para
Higado(no Ic causara estrefiinien'o y e.
agradSble al paladar De venta en- todas
Jas tfoguerias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Estaba delgado Sc sentia muy NAL de los Nervios
ENcRUEso Y EN- POGO TEMPO Sc euro CON Ell
VINO OSF'AR'SINOL

Reproducimos aqui el retrato,
que con su testimonio, nos relnite
ell sefior Alfredo Romero, dueno :
del taller de pinturas del Campa-
mento, que vive en- la parada 26h
Carretera Nueva, Santurce. En-
atenta carta nos dice que estaba
muy delgado y Sc sentia NAL de
los nervios, de tai manera, que ca
81 no podia atender a su trabajo.
Habiendo llegado a sus oidos 10
fama del VINO FOSFARSINOL,
empezo a tomarlo sintiendo una
gran mejoria con ell primer frasco,
y con tres frascos mas Sc sintio
completamente bien. va puede
atender. a todas sus ocupaciones;
no sc. lie va la mer.oria, como an
tes, Y esta mas grueso y mas dis
puesto que nunca.
Lies doy mi testimonio, nos
d ce, para que 10 publiquen junto
con mi retrato, pues quiero que to-
do ell que Sc encuentre como yo me
hallaba, sepa que Sc puede GU
RAR".