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TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
q RESUME OF THE WEEKS
ooiNos IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
Important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

Allan R. Morford, former mayor OF
st. Joseph, Mich, was received into
the state prison at San Quentin, Cali
fornis, from San Diego to serve a
sentence imposed upon his conviction
Of robber burglary and grand larceny.
He was given the number 40140.
Three masked men held up the Ho-
tel Barbara, at Los Angeles, owned
by Heavyweight Champion Jack
Dempsey, taking s1629 in cash and
jswelry valued at several thousand
dollars that had been deposited with
the clerk for safe keeping through
the night. Three employees were
backed against the wall while the
masked men rifled the safe and es-
capped with the jewels and holiday re
ceipts.
Overcome by heat in the mot
room" Of the baths of which he was
proprietor, Andrew Soloos of Tacoma,
Wash, was cooked TO death after fall
ing unconscious 10 the hot floor, ac-
cording to a local physician who in
vestigated. The body was in the 'hot
room" several hours before being
found 1t is believed he was rendered
unconscious when he fell face for.
ward to the cement floor and was kill
ed by intense heat.
Leroy Scott, IL. attempted TO strike
a crippled goose with the butt end
of his gun while hunting near Chico,
California. The blow discharged
both barrels of the gun and Scott was
fatally wounded. He died here last
night.
When Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross is
to be inaugurated governor of Wyom-
ing January 5, the ceremony will be
as simple and brief as the occasion
will permit. Mrs. Ross will be in
mourning for her husband who died
less than eight weeks ago. There
will be nothing in the way of merri-
ment.
Alleged refusal of the Southern
Pacific company to grant conferences
with engineers national brotherhoods
over increased wage demands have
resulted in the polling Of a secret
strike vote over the entire system
1t is announced.
Splits asking judgments aggregat-
Ing s16,687 against Rudolph Valen
tino, motion picture actor, were filed
In superior court at Los Angeles by
sssignees of Robertson g. Webb, film
booking agents, who allege the money
Is due them for obtaining employ
ment for Valentino with Famous
Players Lasky corporation in Novem-
Der, 1921.
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WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP-ROOT

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine.
1t is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi-
cine 1t helps the kidneys, liver and
bladder do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test of years.
It is sold by all druggists on its merit and
It should help you. No other kidney medi-
cine has so many friends.
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation, send ten cents 10 DR..
kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing, be sure
and mention this paper-Advertisement.
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Use CutiCura Soap
And Ointment
To Heal Sore Hands
Real Tribute

A lot of funny things go through the
mails. One morning Senator McKln-
ley. in Washington. received a request
from an aged constituent to see what
could be done to hurry along his pen
sion.
Il heard you make a speech the last
time you were in town." he wrote,
-'and you had some good things In II
that i laughed at. In fact. laughed
so hard that one Of my teeth came out.
i inclose the tooth"
The senator says this is the strang-
est proof of fealty and token OF es-
TEEN that has ever come TO him in his
whole political career.-Houston Post.
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GALES TAKES
OFF |C|AL OATH
osRuooN ACCOMPANIES kEv
PRESIDENT TO MEXICO;
CROWD is PRESENT
Samuel oompers and Large Dele
oztlon from Labor Organizations
Take Active Part In cere-
monies

Mexico City.-General p. Ella
Gales last Sunday at noon took the
oath as president of tho republic OF
Mexico.
The great national stadium IN
which the ceremony took place wa
crowded with a vast assembly which
taxed the seating capacity Of $4,000
Brilliantly uniformed cadets from
San Jscinto military academy with
an infantry regiment guarded the en-
trance 10 the enclosed platform where
General Gales took the oath.
Fronting the presidential stand
were platforms occupied by the mem.
bers Of congress. the diplomatic mis-
lions, justices Of the supreme court
. ate governors and high political and
military officials. A portion OF the
arena was reserved ut the special ~
quest Of the retiring president, Gen
eral Oregon. for more than 600 emp
pied soldiers, many Of whom wer
victims of the la,sst revolution.
On request Of President elect Cal
les, General 0bregon accompanied
him from the palace to the stadium
and occupied a seat with him on the
platform. Colonel Hitherto Gomez
president OF the lower house. admin
istered the oath of office.
The ceremony was extremely sim
pie. Upon the arrival Of the presi'
dent elect both houses Of congress
were summoned into joint session.
and Colonel Gomez repeated the oath.
Transmission Of the executive power
was effected and General Gales was
invested with the right to wear across
his chest green, white and red band
bearing the national coat Of arms.
which constitutes the insignia Of his
office. The silk tricolor, with a gor.
geously embroidered eagle shield,
which President Gales will wear upon
state occasions. was the work Of con
victs In the federal district peniten-
tiary. II was presented 10 the presi-
dent-elect on the eve Of his inaugu-
ration.
James hoChWeti ontllittus Inv
American ambassador, was unable 70
attend on account Of illness, but the
United States was represented by II.
F. Arthur Schofie.l. counselor OF tho
embassy. Other countries represent
ed by ministers with special inau-
gural credentials were France. Spain
and japan.
The most commented upon labor
delegation was that from the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor. headed by
its president, Samuel Gompers. The
delegation consisted Of about 800
members and occupied reserved sec
ton. Similar arrangements were
made for seating the many excursion
lists from New Orleans, Laredo. San
Antonio, 81. Louis. Little Rock. Hous-
ton and Dallas, the foreign office,
which was charged with the arrange
ments for the inaugural delegation
from the United States. estimating
the total number Of American dele
gates at nearly 1000.
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wrseksoe Evld.ncs Of Tragedy

Cuttyhunk. Mass-.-wrecksgs evi-
dence Of possible tragedy which over
look some vessel in the storm which
swept the New England coast. Was
washed ashore near the Cuttyhunk
eoas. guard station. The wreekage,
consisting chiefly Of portions Of a pi-
lot house and deck house. might have
come from a boat which was the vic.
tim Of a collision rather than the
storm. * WAS said
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GENE RAJ

The senior circuit judges of the
country, with Chief Justice Taft join
ing, and the opinion of federal dis
trict judges reflected in their posi-
ton, have thrown their support be-
hind the movement for a transfer
bodily of the prohibition unit from
the treasury department to the de.
partment of justicee.
Alice B. Jones Rhinelander is de-
PENDANT in a suit brought by her hus
band, Leonard Kip Rhinelander. a
member Of one Of New York's oldest
and wealthiest families, for the an
nulment Of their marriage. The &C
ton is based on the contention that
the wife fraudulently represented her
self to be white and denied she had
any negro blood.
The Boulder dam bill, which is
to be taken up again next week by
the house committee on irrigation,
will not pass congress during the
short session If Representative Z. o.
Leatherwood can prevent il. The
Utah congressman, who exposed the
inquities Of this bill during the hear
ings last session, showed wherein that
bill might operate to impair the
rights Of Utah and other states Of the
upper Colorado river basin, returned
to Washington determined 10 carry
on from the point where he left off
when this legislation was sidetrae1ed
last June.
The election Of Mrs. Miriam A.
Ferguson, Democrat. as governor Of
Texas at the November Z election
will not be contested. This announce
ment was made after a two-day con
ference Of state Republican leaders.
Publication Of a translation Of the
Old Testament in modern English, in
which the Garden Of Eden il called a
park. Nosh's Ark is termed a barge
and the city Of David is named Da-
vidsburg, has announced in New
York.
Hamilton Holt, former editor Of the
New York Independent and well
known league Of nations advocate
was unanimously nominated for Unit
ed States senator by the Democratic
state convention at New Haven, Conn
The nomination was by seelamation-
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Guarded He.Ps Gate

Cerberus was the famous dog that
guarded the entrance of Hades. Ac-
cordlng TO Hesiod, he was the OF
spring of Typhaon and Echidna: and
had 80 heads. Later writers describe
him as monster with only three
heads, and with tall and name com
posed OF serpents. Orpheus charmed
him with the music Of his Tyre, and
Hercules overcame him by sheer
strength and dragged him 10 the upper
world.--Kansas City Star.
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New York.-Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt. widow Of the late president. viii
ssil for Havana December s to Be
present At the unwilling Of the mem
orial erected at Santiago de Cuba IN
honor Of the old leader Of the rough
riders General c. J. Hartford. who
win deliver the principal address. is
70 leave December 9 by rail to Join
the party. II will include Major
Knox. Cotton Reed, Henry J. Allen.
William Alien White, william NJ.
Chsdbourne and Hermann Hagerdorn-
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DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With "Bsyer Cross
Has Been Proved Safe by Millions.

warningl Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years
Say "Bayer' when you buy Aspirin
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.
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His Work for Liberty

"a Judge who had been serving in a
S\ssnal court effected a transfer TO
}. s-usce court. Some lawyers were
wondering why he made the change.
one OF them offered a solution.
THE judge stated he. is a very
humane man.
"what has that to do with itT'
/ well. In criminal court he had
TO send people to Jail. In the divorce
court he gives them their liberty
Minneapolis Tribune
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General Smedley d. Butler viii re-
main the head Of the Philadelphia
police and fire departments for the
next three years, II his leave from
the marine corps is extended. II IS
announced by Major Kendriek and
General Butler.
A suit to break the will Of Oscar
L. McNabb, filed in district court at
Des Moines. Iowa. revealed that the
aged man. who died several months
ago, had an estate valued at about
$4,000. although he had received in
the past few years from the overseer
Of the poor financial aid totaling
$500. In his will most Of the rsop-
erty was bequeathed to the Humane
society, the Salvation Army. the Red
Cross and other organizations Three
nephews, who were left $40 each, are
seeking to break the will.
One Of three unidentified men try
ing to enter a Piggy Wiggly grocery
store in Omaha, Neb., was shot and
killed by two policemen with whom
they engaged in a pistol fight His
two companions escaped.
Hearings on charges Of fraud in the
sale of land in Texas will be resumed
as soon as congress gets under way,
II was said by Senator Helm, Ala
bama, prosecutor of the special sen
ate investigating committee.
Charles w. Hubelson Of Boise.
Ida, has been appointed regional
manager of the veterans bureau at
Boise. He formerly was training as
sistant at Boise. 0rville G. Fairburn
was appointed regional manager OF
he bureaus new office at Seattle.
Wash. He was formerly executive
officer in that district.
Thomas ]. Gray, SO, humorist. play.
wright, song writer and for the last
few years associated with Charlie
Chaplin, Buster" Keaton and Harold
Lloyd in the production of moving
picture comedies, died in his home at
New York. He has been i'll since
June.
Verdicts Of guilty were returned at
Chicago by federal jury against
William j. Fahy, former postal in
spector, and James Murray, politi-
clan, on five charges of robbing the
mails with gun, five charges of mail
and one charge or conspiracy
10 rob the mails. each in connection
with the $4,000 Rondout. ILL.,. mail
train holdup on June 10.
The federal grand jury in New
York returned an indictment against
the New York Tribune company,
publishers of the Herald Tribune, al
eging the unlawful printing and pub
fishing of parts of the income tax
returns. The indictment was OBJ
tanned by United States Attorney
Hayward at the request Of Attorney
General Stone. No individuals were
mentioned in the indictment.
With his fangs piercing his own
body, kelly" the big rattlesnake
hat won fame last spring through
broadcasting his rattle from the
State college radio sta
lion was found dead in his cage by
Professor George b. Green, his own
n, and head Of the college nature
study department.
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cpment into womanhood an d
strengthened me during the trying
months OF expectancy. Mrs. Celia
Cheeseman. Box 100. Route 2
Get this Prescription" from your
nearest dealer. tablets or liquid.
Send l0c to DIR. Pierce. Buffalo.
N. Y, for q trial pkg. tablets.
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FOREIGN

The full text Of the reports Of Leo
Kameneff and NJ. Stain attacking
War Minister Trotsky of Russia have
Just been published. These reports
heretofore have been confined 10 the
inner circle Of the Communist party.
Trotzky's career prior to the 1877
revolution and during and after the
Bolshevik coup d'etat is carefully sur
veyed in forty columns Of printed
matter.
A weekly mail Zeppelin service be-
tween the United States and Europe
will be started soon, according TO DR..
Hugo Eckener, director Of the Yep
pelin company, who had charge Of the
ZR-3's transatlantic flight
Stephen Horthy. son Of Admiral
1orthy, the Hungarian regent, a stu
dent in the Polytechnic school, has
been sentenced by the criminal court
to four days imprisonment for duel
ing. Young Horthy's adversary was
given a sentence Of two days. The
duel was the result Of an argument.
Raymond Cazeaux, European wres-
Ting champion from 1909 TO 1913
and a contender for the worlds title,
is dead at Pau, France. He was well
known in the United States.
Eamonn de Valera, the republican
leader who. on November /, was SEN
fenced to one months imprisonment
after entering Ulster territory in de-
6snce Of warning from the authori-
ties, has been released. He was
placed on a train for Dublin and es-
corted 10 the border.
Il is announced that the Prince Of
Wales will leave England about
March 25 for South Africa. The
prince viii visit en- route Gambia,
Sierra Leone, the gold coast Nigeria
and ST. Helena.
In its reply to the recent British
note. the soviet government, il is I'M
dertsood. probably viii rei:erate its
demand that the authenticity Of the
famous Zinovieff letter shall be pass
I'd upon By an arbitration commits
sion.
The French government has decided
to ask parliament 70 ratify the Cen
eva protocol for security and dis
armament. despite the fact that
France is acceding TO the British
proposal 10 postpone discussion Of
The protocol By the council Of the
league Of nations
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w 1 I h DR..
Pierce'sF a-
vorite Prescrip-
ton, | must say
II 10 the finest
tonic an d ner-
vine for women
that / have ever
known. II re-
lie We d m c o {
pains fro m
which / had
suffered at times
afnce my devsf-
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Gift Horses

The book reviewer gives his best
girl the novel which he has character
lied ns ''pabulum for nlnnies."
The shopkeepcr brings home 10 his
wife the cape which has been lying
about for three years.
Mr. burnside passed along 10 his
bookkeeper. Mr. Tlttie. the cigars Mrs.
Burnside bought for him las, Christ
mas.
The press agent gives bis landlsdy a
pass for You're Another" a farce
comedy.
Mrs. Suburban gives her nelghbor
some OF she mushrooms which she
finds growing In her garden. Mrs.
Suburban Is not quite certain about
them.
Baby throws the ent a chicken bone
on which she can find no further nour-
ishmeni Pussy appears strangely un-
grateful. City Star.
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The Woman Who Knows

San Leandro. Calif.-" In my per-
sonal experience Of thirty-two years
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COMPOUND

Don't take chances of your horses mules
boin9 laid up with pistempor, Influenza,
Pink Eye. Larynxitis. Heaves. Coughs or
Colds- Give -sPOHN's" to both the siek
and the well ones. Tho standard remedy
for 80 Year,. Give "sPOHN'S" for Dog Dis
temper. 90 cents and S1.10 at drug storc~-
sPOHN MEDICAL co. GOSHEN. IND
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when anything II free there II. A.
a rule. catch In II somewhere
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28
La investigation de los GOs del 0fed0 U6gedqdd p0Rd ea d
Ub9tO los nOnbfeS de danS pf0nnede de lOtQS De dtra
que de heho estdn 0mpi(adOS en- eI eSCdndalO

1.-Cuatro senadores mas, todos ellos
pertenecientes a Ia va celebre s'pan-
dilla del poker' han sido agregados a
la lsta de personas acusadas de ha,
ber hecho operaciones bursatiles fabu;
losas, siguiendo las indicaciones que
privadamente les hacia Ell ex-secretar
rio Fall, cuando Sc negociaba 81 asun-
to de las concesiones petroliferas en-
litigio.
2.-Se asegura que un senador com
plicado en- esta clase de negocios, ape
mas Sc inform6 del proyecto presenta-
do por Ell senador Walsh, ante Ell Co
mite de Investigation, para examinar
la Recommendation de los principaless CO.
rredores de bolsa de washington, to-
mo un autom6ivl v con la velocidad
de exhalacion Sc present6 en- la ofcina
del suyo dandole cuenta de 10 que ocu-
rria, con Ell fin de que adoptara las
necesarias precauciones.
3.-Los miembros del Comit6 de In
vestigaci6n Sc muestran dudosos So
bre la fecha en- Que la frma del ex-
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Lo Barato sale Caro-

Esta es una verdad no una Illusion.
Nosotros podenlos vender I'd. niue
bles NUEvos baratos, pero natural
Inente no los precios que usualmente
sc pueden adquirir cuando han sido
usados por otras personas (desconoci-
das por Ud.) Y repintados, teniendo
apariencias de nuevos
En- estos tiempos modernos en- que
odos conocemos aun los puntos mas
rudimentarios de la Hygiene. Sc hace
necesario colocarse la defenslva,
siendo un POGO escrupuloso al comprar
muebles articulos que han de estar
en- continue contacto con todos los
miembros de la familia en- ell hogar.
Guide su sa1ud y la de los suyos. Evi-
te enfermedades y contagios conlpran-
do MUEBLEs NUEvos, plazos muy
c6mcdos, recibidos en- estos dias de
fabricas de los Estados Unidos, en-
LA JoYA DEL HoGAR,
Crsto No. IS, San Juan, P. R. Advt.
- -
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secretario Fall, fu6 desgarrada de la
nota pagare presentada por Doheny y
para determinarla tecnicamente Sc ha
nombradc una comisi6n de peritos que
examinaran con Ell microscopic Ell do
cumento de refersncia viendo 81 los
bordes irregulares del desgarre son
mas frescos que los demas filos.
4.-Ya ha sido descubierta la iden-
tidad del misterioso sujeto al que has
ia la fecha Sc habia nombrado STEM
pre- como .'Mr. Schuyler y que fue
el que firIn6 ell cheque devolviendo a
Doheny la suma de $3.50 que este
habia pagadc a Leo ]. Stack tratando
de sobornarlo para que convenciera al
secretario de Marina de que le otorga-
ra la concession.
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personajes v encopetdas damas, las
cuales. 81 bien no experimentation las
sensaciones del azar en- Ell momento de
hacer la lucrativa operacion sugerida
por Ell ex-secretarlo Fall, miriam ahora
horrorizadas al tapete verde del Co
mite de Investigator donde su honor,
prestigio y dignidad, va todo jugado
a una carta.
Como pri1nera medida prudential,
los abogados dea- Estado silas Strawn
y Ttlee Moreno van a proceder ju-
dicialmente para evitar que en- las con-
cesiones pstroliferas en- litigio Sc sa-
que ahora nj un solo gallon de petr6leo
al menos mientras dura ell proceso.
Entretanto los politicos dem6cratas
como los republicanos han tornado un
bloc compacto y Sc han dirigido al se-
nador Walsh para hacerle yer que "la
cosa ha lido va demasiado lejos" y que.
es precise no revelar mas secretos que
solo serviran para dar nueva resonan-
cia al escandaloso proceso.
En- todas las reunienes de Washing
ton no Sc habla de otra cosa y toda
costa Sc pretende que Ell aggressive sena-
dor de Montana abandone sus nefan-
dos prop6sitos de descorrer ante la ma
ci6n ell velo que ann cubre esta fase
vergonzosa del suceso.
Los enemigos del comite de Investi-
gaci6n alegan que 81 nuevos chanchu-
Hos salen a la luz pdblica Ell pals per-
dera toda su confanza en- los partidos
polfticos.
A mas de estos hechos que expone-
mos he aquf otros concretos en- rela-
ci6n con ell sensational escandaIo:
80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28

Cuatro Senadores mas, pertene=
cientes a la "Pandilla del Poker"
que diariamente jugaba en- la Ca
sa BTanca, han sido agregados a
lalista de los que recibian tips"
bursatiles del afortunado Mr..
Fall.
WASHINGTON, febrero.-La alta
sociedad Neutrality-suspicious., la for y nata
de IA capital, es presa del panico mas
terrible como resultado de las investi-
gaciones que por instigaci6n del sena-
dor Walsh de Montana, van a reali-
sarse en- los documentos de contabili-
dad del corredor de Bolsa Ungerleider,
que parece haber sido Ell que ejecut6
las 6rdenes de compra Y venta de los
valores de Ia Mammoth Oil Compa-
n.y. y de las demas compahias subsi-
diarias de Doheny y Sinclair por cuen-
ia de los predilectos de la fortuna y
de la politica que Sc movia en- pianos
de bastante altura para poder reco-
ger las ondas ''metalicas'' que ema-
naban de La antena operada por el
ex-Secretario Fall desde ell departa-
inento del interior.
Nadie mas que este saba las nego-
ciaciones que Sc estaban efectuando y
la inininencia de que lsF concesiones
petroliferas fueran otorgadas a las fir
mas aludidas y por tanto solo el podia
hacer las contldenctas pertinentes sus
mas int.mos amigos y allegados para
que aprovecharan la maravillosa opor
tunidad que Sc les brindaba jugaran
q cartas vistas.
A juzgar por la conmoci6n general
que Sc advierte en- clases adineradas
de Washington, no es aventurado afr
mar que fueron muchos los que dando-
Sc un toque, de codo situaron ,sus Or
denes en- casa del agente de bolsa Ur-
gerleider y Sc dispusieron beatifca-
mente a ..verlas venir'' seguros de
que en- el albur no existfa nj un atomo
de exposition riesgo. /
81 el Comit6 de Investigaciones To-
gra apcderarse de los libros de Urger-
ledder 81 examen de esta documenta-
ei6n revelara el grandioso pastel
On cuya confecci6n ha participate La
tite de La capital de La naci6n. Asi,
pues no es de extrafar que la intran-
qu.lidad SO haya apoderado de altos
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"eYo staba al borde de un decaimiento'

~Tan terrible que perdf todas mis- amigas
escribe una sonora de Washington. "Tan d6bil
corrIense
Hoy quisiera poder decir todas las personas
nerviosas en- ell mundo la maravillosa cura que
obtuve con la levadura. Las arrugas han desapa-
recido v tambien los pequeTios desordenes de los
nervios, sintiendome hoy cornpletamente rejuve-
necida.s,
Coma con reguIaridad dos tres pastillas al
dfa-sola en- galleticas o disuelta en- aqua o.le-'
che Sillo prefere obtenga seis pastillas la vez-
Sc conservan en- lugar fresco seco por dos o
tres dfas. iComience en- seguida saber 10 que
es la buena salud! Fijese en- que sea Levadura
de Fleschrnann.